The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-18 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. Tin Rocouna. Hoary Coo COW, a well-drused, gagor igan ly.l oo ki ar maa, ramndered to take hie trial spoe an indictment for obtaining by false protegees from Hasty Porter Temple, the nes of 4,000 L, sad from Sir John Wilson, .a like nun by a similar false pretence. Mr. Bodkls sad Mr. Sleigh prostrated, and Mr. Dallas- Use and Mr. Puny defended. It appeared ftom the statement of the lensed tiesseel, and so meets of the evidence as was elicited up to the hour of oar gong to press, that the prisoner had up to the time of the treassetioss giving rise to than preesediege, lees s pence moving is a highly respectable petition in society. He was tho sea of a gentleman, pawning much leaded property is th e county of li mns. The prisoner bed sot bees brought up to any profanes, hong apes kis property, but was of very sans capes' habits, sad well known is sportiag Is the yen 1846 the prieoser's father died and left him loaded property numbering about 6,000 eons, Including Bridgentarth Island, Broom Farm, tad another pin, which Owned the subject matter of than pronedisp. The pri sneer, who was at that time is difficulties, benne further isvelved, sad is the early part of last year be, is tics with a penes maned King, who had once abensded, painted a leas of 8,0001., to be nand by ea enmity epos the natal of the three farms above alladed to, avid for this purpose applied to an agent named Kirby, cesneeted with the Albert Inserting Society is Waterloo-pins, sad after wee lengthy negotiations respecting the lean, the prisoner wrote a letter to King about the lean, tbe tenor of which was to throw the sego. tine's of the lees albeit gaud. He emplaned of bong sick M the time the affair bad bees os hand, sad adding, that if say doubt existed about the nature of the securities be offered, his ow* kaowledge of the seines *of his estates weld be bet a linos. Prisoner and King thee peened= the leas, alledgiag u a ninon, that he required it *onset Ida sagegesasars upon tbeDerby,aud in Inas last yea r the sum of 80001. was advanced in amounts of 40001. by the twe genic:see awed in the indistmeat, detesting 10 per sent. for the nosey of the loan, and also a stun advaseed to prisoner by the Albert Insurance Society. Fourteen days after obtainer/ the loan the prisoner benne isisolvent, sad it thus tan out that the most valuable part of the pro perty spec '.kb the loan had been obtaieed, els. the Bridgman . ad BMWS prlprrty. bad bees sold as fatback es 1846 sad I- 8, for.tho sum of 8,8761, and thagthe property belieging to !be prisoner, instead of predating 1,8001. natal, did twe bring above 3001. Prisoner had at the time Of obtaisiag the loss made a declaration before a notary that the estates were what the deed repreassesd.• Prisoner's done whim be berme inelvent were about 68 0001. Rea mw vas likely to campy the wart sail a it. bow to tkm mein ] SURREY SESSIONS. THIS DAY. 1011111117 IT 711 SWILL•YOI NZAZ LONDON•1111DOL Bawl Prime, 16, Claris Buddy, 18, and Ahmed Caw. 18, wen iadieted for stadia, a parse, ecatale/ag 12i. 111., bin the pines of Charlotte Dosseney. The prosantrix stated that her haeb;ad was a shipwright, at West Cowes, is the Isle of Wight, sad at Tuesday, the 11th iast., they OHM up to Lanka by musics train, to visit the Crystal Panes. Os Wedaseday they left Niue Mar, by stew-boat, sad anlved at Loadaa•lssidp shortly behre twelve Velosk. While noteng hats the pier to the railway statism, a peens ease up to her sad toll her she had bees robbed. She pat her heads to her paths% sad mined her pine sad commits. The prisoners no away, bat were parseed sad take. iota custody slant inns- Manly. Is 46tosoe, tbo prisosoro satd they von quit* famoosat of ski dip. The Jury found than Guilty, sad soldiers ba,l been liana that they were eateries, thieves, sepindally Daddy, who bed hoes previously enerieted, the charms eenteneed bits *twelve swaths, and the °then nine meths sash, Is SIN Reese of Corrnetioe, with bard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. .- 40•-••• GUILDHALL IN ST. PAUI:11 CI Orogs was ploord at the bar before AkWawa Ilarapkery, charged with swabs' a piece of silk strataluiary upwards of 100 yards, value about 181., from the premises of Mane. J. F. Pawsoa aadCo., of Saint Paul's ehurehyard. Prep the 'Pidgins of Sergeant Haight, 72, of the City pales force, sad a warehouseman is the employ of the preeseuters, it appeared that the prisoner was seta 'gavial' the silk rioat in *MM. Pureou's warehouse with a weal reader his arm, earl ea Wing stopped sod 'surrogated with regard to die possession of the parcel, he said It bad bees glees is hi. by a "ma who had purchated It. This story was sot credited, and he wee at esa gives Late easeedy, w►en it was appertained that the parcel teatabsod 119 yards of black silk, which had mover beam sold at all. The pelmet, on the evidence being completed sad read over is klm, mid be sort a man in Newgets-stroet, who took ►fns into Campbell's pablie-hosee, end, after treaties hies to same do, told bias he had purshasod or Was shoat to parttime some silk at Passion's, and he %bimetal, gars the primmer the silk to Garry. He wee drank it tiro Sim, or he should sot bore Ores is sock positlite. - Kr. Marti*, the thief clerk, said the prisoner was knows t. the pi 11.., es there was a previous onstage's neutered against bin. II Alderman ffaaaphery said the prisoner's statemat was *aught with saartdoa; beanies in Ml cuss of this hied the phonon invariably had retworse to " a strange man," who however was no stranger to the magistrates, and the rigo ut would therefor, have to convince a jury of his inoo use*. The prisoner moo then committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STRZST. DAZING WATCH. William Sated was brought before Mr. Bingham, shamed with Wag eonorrited with another math not la eutody, is stealing a gold wrath. value 261., the property of Mr. William Jenkins, piasafart►masafaoterer, No.lo, LOSIIOI - Fitsroy-sgame. . . The prosecutor deposed, that about six o'clock last aight be was procoodiag jam his hoses to his factory !a Cleve laad.street, sad at the timer of Rewsll-raews sad Cleve laad-street the ;idiom, and mother well dressed me, Gam lip to bins sad asked the way to Idler/sm. Coca piedmont pointed out the direct way to theme, sad they walked on Pomo little distance together—the otter ma as his right band side and the primmer ea his left. AIM walkiag a few yards, the other ma went away, sad the primer than inciaired when he could get a 'has, as it was toe far for hies to walk all the way to Islington. Witness told him where he would lad a 'hes, and he this left his, sad jellied the Mee ma. Witness directly alter the primer had left, turned round and tread his watch guard basting dawn acd his watch gone km kis waist seat pocket. He immediately ran after the prisoner and his mapealoa, sad directly they taught sight of hint they tea away in different direetiess. Suspecting that the primer bad his watch, premeater pirated hha I tkresgh swami streets fate Prinemotreet, where he was stepped by a butehcr, sad gloat iota custody. The watch atm predaced, sail worth 261.. was sabseguatly hreaeht to hint by a ma who had picked kap elms by where tke primer was takes. Hoary liawyer sold be was walking ales, Clevehad-etreet whin be law the piston sad asothn ass talking to the presseuten lobo appeared to be Craftier tben eanewbere, sad wbfie be was se espied ninon maw the prisoner lain a goad wank hem proonstor's peeks% sad dada& it hen tbo gaud. Primer, after Mats, annsaion ma sway, fallewod by wines. sad grossostar anise oat "atop OW." Tits Omar'. tow genies nada kip new ; sad tbo primer. shag giving bin (witness) a mbar, roe, we snared is Primienalreet. Pre * vises to We Wog speared, oilmen saw bin throw sway tin waft* produosti. The priaears, wbo dialed the *baron, wee oonawdod for a wadi. see tires mem Wesel" is ths shy were arraltid at *mai lesesa•timi•lisirm. kw baying &tempted Se'pess et lewd • a•m•ny•sa sin trrataowrats. Beak of Imissad aerie. Likewise, hordliama his Ws Marin Ow Iss • jerwasylwea baker, was aimed with resolved fres Leadea that forged bale of dis balsa Of Desks • alwasltleir U.S thisetraing the Ilk of kb wife. oad oe, of the amsaaab, ised• P 5 at Videos* am - CasMaMsal, wham left sem was mash lemeose, owed la dreslaileu. It to supposed Item di AIM tier Oat a 411 et lies list Nibs As bed owns wards midi Miaals.d, samereas bead of Bergen lave ostalidobed iligNehel at •islis asked a brisk mid with at ha bead with It. elm 'Used& THE, averted two aim mins Jollity by Feticide' kw fun with ha ans. Ho had rsysatally afterwards tbrostoced to two the limas frau hot body U As wait up stain, lad there for* ski cave Ida Ws custody. Mr. D'Eyassurt—What have you to soy to answer to this chugs? Deloadmit—That whisk she koistated is perfsetly the truth, mad I 'lamely hops that you will give MO the fall &moist of paalsbuseat for my atom, If anon It is. I dos% wish to be impertismat, sir. bat really it will be a pleasure to get eat of her oompaay. I work hard to support my &Whirls, but oho is always dread', aid pledges every Wog. Whoa I was ia hod with my &alma lost night, he.. she same latoziaotod in usual, sad I did throw the hoick at her. 960 clarion et the 366 she is busk. idr. D'llyasourt—Tles:o are tanks oa both aides. I have ao dash& she is a moot dissolute oltanotor. You mut Gad bail to hoop tho poem towards her foe this. maths. Deteadast—M.,l will ge a prima. Aad he was locked up adoordiagli. SOUTHWARK. wam. ASSAILS ON A MULL Froirmich Bussley, u au`i•oor, was brought up on • warrant, charged with committing • brava moult on his wife. The latter, who exhibited a blank eye, stated that her husband wee in the ematant habit of beetles ►er. On Sa turday night, about l2o'eloek, he ease base drank, and palled Mr oat of bed. Net content with that, he kicked her in such tot umareffed maser, t►at the wee impelled to leave the benne and esek the essieteme of the police. On her return hem, ►er bnabead bed &mowed, and she came to this court the next ..,alas fora warrant. Ilz. Casaba seskalttai blaa tee Ana manila. THANES. • canffwg zzao. A you man seated Roberi W7ewskr same before Mr. Terdley this morning, and solicited the Dlssistrates signa ture to a teetiatosial i■ his favour, under the follow rag sir mutation. The applicant was serving in the naval brigade befon Bebutopol, ►ad the toes of hie left foot were shot away while doing duty in the trenches He was sent home invalided en a pension of Bd. per day. Binceihis arrival in London he had twice materially assisted the police of the H. division when some thieves were resisting their lawfd *lmbue, and a few weeks since be aided in the capture of two desperate thieves who were committed for trial, and kan sines bean convicted at the Cinnamon SeilliOna. He had determined to apply to the Commistionen of Polies for au appoiatnent as waterman at a cab stand, and wished the magistrate to certify to his general good onduct. Mr. Yudley would do all in his power to forward his visors by directing Serusant Anastroug to make inquiries about the appliesat. The magistrate than wrote s letter to Sir Richard Mayas ow the subject, sod handed it to Armi stices, with s request that it should be handed to Sir Ri chard, with the 'sweat's report as early as possible. GREENWICH. 3aCTALTTT. AMIN Bidwell, a tall, poworfally-balk roan, likaas faro, heat that partly bealod oats sad matches, gu evident signs of a meat oaoottatar, war charged by Ana Hilly, a _ _ women with whom he had cohabited fa the lut four sure, with violent and bestial treatment. From the testimosy of the oomplanant it appeared that the defendant had partied a esstbised rearm of ill-treat. meat towards her for the lest fear yean, and at length it became so lutoletable that she we eiontfolled to seek the protection of the magistrate. Yesterday be severely beat her, mind her by the hair of her bead, beat ber senseless, tore her clothes, and destroyed her hose. She did not wish to hurt him, bat begged the magistrate to bind him over to keep the pease, as she was is duster of her life. Magistrate—That I 'saint do. if you were hie wife, this I could assist yes ; hat w►ile you 'home to live with hies la a state of forniesties, I canine do that which you require. I eaa punish hint for his brutality, but I cannot bind him over to keep the peen while you are unlawfully °asserted with him. Dereadaat—Your worship I did not beat Mr. I tors ler shawl, but not until she tau up my shirt. I've lived with her four years, and I hearth; the shawl. The fart was we'd boti had sone driak, aad the words began, sad she struck Re ea the eye wish a eandlestiok (eabibitieg sent oaths eyebrow). Complainant (ssepkatisally)—That is not true. You got that on Saturday night fighting with souse follows. Defsadant—And whit. I lay as the bad, sir, she struck we with a large place of weed. Look at the bruin ea my arm, air (palling op hie siesse). Complainant—l did not strike you. Magistrate (to d•fsadaat)—Have you any wit:moss Dafeadaat—lf Mr. Weeds la her*, he saw her strike se with the candlestick. On Mr. Woods being tolled for, sad no appear's°, being pat ia, the magistrate decided the ease by sentencing the prisoner to one month's imprisonment la the Rosso of Correction. A PERILOUS PoSITION.—The most interim excite ment has bee. created in the neighbourhood of Csmolued friars, is osseteciaeam of a frightful ocouresse having takes Mao. at the East India Compeers warehouse, Hart-street, Crotched-friars, under the following aireurnatances :—lt appears that • man named James Dixon, in the Company's employment, was about painting some stonework at t h e top of the warehouse, 70 fait high, - whoa he was wised with a The board on which he was sitting broke, and the unfortunate NM was held by the leg, which got intaagiod ia the not work round his body, sad remaiged rospeaded bead downwards for the span of twenty-1n mimeos, the blood emblem out of his atom and ears. Aa glans was immediately snout, and bundles of inn sad sitesEag were placed Mnnth to slob Ms la sue hi might fill. „The Royal fire escapes were mat for to mese Min hypo hie peril ous situation, bat fogad to be to short. Head/ed. of per sons ran to witness the some. At last a mote* of a vessel paging asked coolly for • repo, seassded to die tag of the building, and made • remiss nome.kaot, bet ;owe under the poor fellow's arm, sad Fallen him sr Maggots of iassusibility. He was 'moored to St. Themes Hospital, where every assistance was rendered, bat be mew sly remains in a most precarlou Mts. ALLEGED MORDZI, 111 BOUTIVICAIK. (THIS DAT)—A melancholy affair took plan about four o'clock this morning, in Pepper-street, tielamtreet, masiosod through intempersam. It appeared from what could be collected amongst the various that for ease boars last night and this morniag, • ma sad his wife of the gam. of /tars had beta on very bad terms with each other, and that their muirrelliag slimed the whole of the aeighboarhood. Subsequently they loft their residence, No. 17, in • back parlour of whisk thew resided, and when staadisg at the corner of the street, Rees endeavoured to persuade his wife home, bat she rennin follow his advise, and, as alleged by ease, he streak keg • blow on the temple, whilst others said that the fell nolesiLy en the payment. However, the woman woe mowed Wong, a here, by the time medieel attendans was present, she had ceased to live. The husband, who la a shosmakor, was taken into custody by the pollee, previous to examinatioa st the polio. court and the earner's inquest. SOMN.—Orest secession km been lately caused at Valencia, Is Span, by the diesovety of smarm Impor tant forgeries. Bose time bask, • sum, who gen the name of Campo, presented to the bask of Messrs. Murleta sad Co., in that city, a bettor of credit, melte la Loudon, beads, the denature of Perogria Camino; of Valencia. The alligators was mosnaimed to be forged, sad the man was arrested. It was then dinomed that his real same wee Conan ir, gad that one residiag at Landoll, bat • .native of Valesois, had bees his anompliee This Menlo me arrested. About a fortnight ago, Kum. Manus' Cobden gad Sc,., se Valencia, rewind • latter from their esereeposedmit at Paris, anneusdrig that la semplisase with tleeir request, be bad Greed ;s ',edit of 10,000 fr. to a 'Main psno• wal ks/dm le Velem:is. Mears. Canis& immediately made hams by telegraph that they bad emu& as credit at all, and fistemealy the despatch arrived hefts the peens la r quads. preemed himself to retain the mosey. Fear r days mg% •ma attempted to resonate ea the Stook Es. chugs of Valencia, • draft signed by M. Wilbert Tonne, of a Arm of BUM, mud mimed by M. Itaseshea sod Messes. White and Co. But the sipatune typal out to be , fergemi, sal the man wee mooted. Is akimbo to ill this, several forged brads of the Ministry of Puha, Works have , bees put logo eirenialiseeM V 11191106, ems' MA alley days _TUESDAY EVENING,, 75R7.418ER. DEPARTURE OF A DRTACRMENT OF THE ARMY WORKS CORPS.-(THIS DAY) This morning, et nine o'clock, 200 of the Army Works Corps, recently organised by Sir J. Pastes, de parted, by a special train from the &Malayan' Arms station of the Soath-Bastern Railway to Dover, for the Crimea On Kamilla and the overland route. The man looked remarkably well, and were loudly cheered ion the departure of the train by several hundred persons who had assembled in the vicinity of the station. The train also eenfed a vast number of artifbers' tools, several large tints to accommodate 60 ma each, and other necessary articles for the comfort of the rasa. This body of an will be followed by 260 others, all flnt•rate workmen, on the 26th of the present month. fik J. Parton, and a minimr of influential gentlemen were present at the station during the departure, and were evidently wall satistled with the good spirits and satisfactory appearance et the mos. A 8' The London Stereoscop ic Company have just opened at their rooms, No. 313, Oxford-street, a gratuitous exhibition, which appeals most felicitously to public sympathies at the pretest time. Great part of the London world at this moment has left its home. It is steaming up the Rhine, fighting its way along the Boulevards at Paris, lounging in palaces by the Arno, dreaming over cigars and Ruskin in Venice, or committing all or any kind of extravagancies in all countries except the one which gays it birth. But all the world of London cannot get away. Some portion of it must stop at home, either from want of health or of fun To the stay 4t-homes the London Stereoscopic Company makes every pleasant appeal. If you receive a letter from year fortunate friends who are enjoying themselves at Heidelberg, while you are plodding at home, rush off to the London Stereoscopic Company, and there you will see Hei delberg produced before you, as solidly es it appears to the eyes of your friends, who are looking em its beauties from the bridge over the Neckar. The same remark applies to most of the towns in the ordinary routes of tourists. Of nearly all the Owes of interest up the Rhine the company has obtained views which are marvels of accuracy and soliuity. Heidelberg, Coblents, Stoltzenfels, and other places stand oat in these views with amazing distincti, ts. But this is not all. The company has obtained vie•.. of places and sites of which no proper conception can be given except by the stereoscope. With all due defer, ..os to Mr. Raskin, we sever understood St. Mark's at Venice until we saw the various views in the present exhibition. The same remark applies to other views. In fact, if the would-be traveller to Florence, Rome, Venice, or the Rhine would wish to gain all that knowledge of the places which have floated before his imagination which is to be obtained without an actual journey, he can do no better than to pay a visit to the London Stereoscopic Company's rooms. There are many subjects of interest to be seen which we cannot now specify, but which are well worth a visit. ii is et. ss 10 Was Rumouas IN Pears.—The rumours which Iv circulated yesterday in Paris were, first, that the 1 , 1 4. North Fort was abandoned by the Russians; then a t that the whole of the forts were evacuated; and, it lastly, that Marshal Peliasier's plans were of such a mature that 20,000 Russians would be made prisoners by the Allies. Briery one mane so convinced that the =satins cannot maintain their ground in the Crimes, Is the indenos is given to any report of the kind that sely be set abroad. ♦ so vase with despatches from General Simpson to asolvel u Maneithe yesterday, Sept. 17. a CHOLERA.—Bisee the 10th of Jane, up to the el present date, there have bees about 1,900 oases of eholera Deataio, of whieh 1.200 have terminated fatally. Than at . seem up to the 13th Sept., 631 saves is Smits, of which $l7 were deaths, 137 recovered, sad the 'matador were wader treatment. CITY ...ansTRATION. (THU DAT.) —ln the fi Spectacle Makers' Company, Sir Ina Hinesid, described as of the Ikon's spongiest, St. J 611111•11 Palace, was ob is - jeated to, his redden* bales at Camden Grove, Hanging- te tan, bat the objection was withdraws, the description being re. amended. The Clerk to the Conway said that fir Joke it Kincaid had served throughout the wboki of tat Peninsular IL war, leader the Duke of Wellington, who appointed him * Ite the honourable situation of Bros of the Guard. Sir C. es P. Roney was objected to, en the groaud that he was e t , abroad. The objection was allowed. et ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN THE LINQIIE ?oars.—Oa Monday week, the new set for the better ad- 7 mdaistretion of Junes in the Cinque Ports will take seen to The object of the sew law is to abolish the jurisdistion of 10 the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports in all civil proceed. St. lags. Certain parts are severed from Dover, and the Queen, 1 9 as of the Inhabits**. of parishes within the Theist 17 may order the severed places to be parts of the to imenty of Kent. All prisoners for debt in Dover Castle are it to be neurned to Maidstone Gaol. MADEMOISELLE RACHEL.—On Monday evening ;it* the town is to be electrified by the dada: of this remarkable a woman on the American boards—that is to say, if New to York be alive to those same nines of genius that have elm- S trilled the well-edocatod of Baropean capitals. It will be 13i sees, that daring the week she goes through the range of her asset parts, each of which will be in itself a study. r m . (lass bar arrival, with great good taste, MeAsmoiselle Be- r AM has been living is comparative seelasiou at a priest• at bens, hired by her brother for the accommodation of her- le self mad the nimbus of her family who accompany her.— St . line Tied Anise. et. THE LATE MIL FLUtOttit O'COxiros.—A meeting ir of the friends of the Me Ms. Pesegea O'Oesser . , bas been N • is Glasgow , maskier She propriety M endeseening _134 to 'met a mentsmsat ie liestissa kr the demand pathss& „w' Ds. Omer, F.H.8., presided. Alma sea te esamaritisn, in E l owa aE parties impressed; themeless ess=of susses, 10 it was agreed t. esti ea the melds, gemally si thessehmt Scotland so assist is the week. A semmitim to r k s s zpriated to base an address hr that purples, and IA e Bake the aseaaaary elope he baking a Srameng et go delegates hem trades, shop, sad inseles fa the same 99 place, on Thanday ening!, the 27th canon. so Lona svrrr.—There m a venerable old lady yield. U lag et Folkston' who bee attained the age of 101 years. $ lir D Kin is the poseessice of all lee faculties, and her neelleetio• of past events is nuaritsble, among which me 1: neap iseideute of the last war. like has lived ander Ave I seism Lavine hems barn la the tins of George 11. A as anent rimed Taylor, who led noshed the extraordinary to am of 101 years, died lately at Bwalalarl. IS HOPS.—The large growth of bops has ennead eon- I. alterable sensation both with burin nedielkee—na Ismer Ee anticipating purchases at kw prises keen the quantity le Fawn; the latter is many inetences, Maki a heavy la. II be. an abundant crop--eone babas boa undo: the ides Li that pneeksters are stirriag to get bargains on a re- l a pregnlnin of the unprecedented quantity, whilst m ethses nay be induced to accept a fair nmaneratiag se miss rather than Maur the risk of having their growth them on their heads, and being compelled ultimately to sell at a lora, as can have experienced to the Met on former oceasiens. Such is the feeling sow men than usually prevalent ; but past experiesos proves, that I. Sew cases have gluten benefited by refining a fair paying fq prioe. There is one droamstance, however, the grower Ica Nit not forget to selliag his produce, and which should not lea. altogether be lost eight of I z the factoes sad brewers, that i t . whatever may be the sea =a, the aciedition of this jai goat's growth, is Zest Kent, is Ise naprecedentedly good—the stoek are e ld e lms smell ; sad, hi as many years may slaps before hem are again produced equal in quality to the growth of 1856, it may spume as an ladosemrst to brewers to piano non g li freely—to furnish themeless with • pease essenmption se bees a certalaty that the quality of this mem mdse. can le essmely be surpassed. That there willbe a limy duty espy one expels; hat, as way eireemsteaste may and rig will doabdeas near bete• s all are pisited and peoluM, the is sapporten ef 100,0001. duty will hs Oirep~ if thri/ °pintoes k hooded the hope ',Main le be pinked, le one.sink pastel what may from red nek, mend high MI nude, and other ehourestancts, over some kicks oiraes's peesesim. 99 LIVERPOOL EMIGRANT Vissems.—The Aillowing so ship., which left the Kersey for Anstralian_parle, hen been 10 spoken ea follows : The White Star, May 23; isf, 26 dem: on the Equator ; ell well. The Centeno., Um& 4; 26 es Aar oat; lat. 7 N ies. 24 W. The Bingo, Annan ;25 10 days out; lat. 10 N. lea. 25 W. The Star of the Zest, Sept. N 1; 16 days eat ; tat. 33 N. Inn. 24 W. ; and the Fortune, . Sept. 7 ; days oat; lat. 10 N. lon. 95 W. Ins MEDITERRANEAN Bustullns TRLAGRAPIL— r o Canaan, Barr. 7.—The Banish ship Bank has wind here with the sable of tat subsidise telegraph, which is to sweet Spertimate with the Africa a 'oast His. Majesty the King of the Netherlands his eseaseni the bonne ef kaighttsead (order of the Netheikails Um) ea the Rm. Dr. Gehl*, minister of the Dash manned churn, Austin friars, end chaplain to the lisMestimis smalsesey. The rev. genllomaa has for are Mss a=r• againg hems a fillidtat is our metropolis, Ind ti newel maven. tillsloes, and boa. ai well la OM matry as I. Holland. • A hew from Vera Cruz, dated "August 21," here_--I%lCondasta arrived safely ea the 11th August, and Mee Mks (German brig), bes ben shattered to Mks a et Mips* to Islam ; this is pertly owing te the having pat late New Orissa', ohm Deb, tes — ° lip is I SHARE LISTS-TIM DAY. .1 Two o'Cr.ocar. The railway sham market today hi dull, but that. is no farthse newel duns, of importance. London and Nor& Western stock is quoted 92 to 1; Great Western, 561 to 68; Midland, 861 to t; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 781 to ex div. ; South Eastern., 171 to 1; Caledonian', 30 to 1; and Great Northern', 211 to 1. French lines are in some oases rather better. Northern, have recovered to 38 to 1, and Euterns to 381 to 371. Great Western of Canada shares are better. I LI N . I sminu . rum ruse tts 11841 q osonun MAI= AND OTOOICI. Fit - rldielkla... --- 7 a WiftleageFaßsy n 4 P. l _ Elma . alea!a• 'Lg .1= row Nal Irma r a Im - uTai 'ma": all Dark =I Omar . 41 Oillb mee sirli'lvii .11 Dani.P.lLood atardJ 100 lad all D1116 1. 2 68 $ Erad . ll.r all iislan -- Da, lattarg_..... 111 lowa Odes. Ors i MO Ilk .doos IL.. ... ..... MM Moot laroorra . MIS 011obrelt sad i=r all MlNtorr or 100 rrableskPootkOssai; 100 ,Ologroisentla worm all Gnat Meth al lhotlasal eim 100 Orest Ilindom. ..... Al riut=W7.l..iiii 5 . NO Wadies .WI Ds. illeseTallay — Oialk all limailir sol WY. I Iq D.. 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(dolt road) HISS II SS Do. de. 7 per cent. convertible 1111 11 17 New Torldl6rie7 p. end. Ildnons. 11111 le. WI - Ds. ds kd Met. I Do. do. naklag 1173 Clio NA Itts.7pA.imme smile& IDS 016•9761 1117191.0 Ist Mort. Duds D .. Far*. 110.61.0selvd Db. la Do. 411. la din. 1111. MI6. sal Dasdiat 6 p. a. lat UM. D. DA 7699qpip. • pli 6961.... ISt II MI A 1 I. Mild IS 70 lei iii i i "held :i tif II II li 111 e Siii M si 70 6111 114 ICH 1 Dili it i Pm LI pa zd 111 3 10 1 4 7* M Si ii 20 11 B EI ,1855. 1: 1 1 1 11 Ms. 14 If i 034. SI •! 411 11 13 10 4 dis. Ili Ili li •f ad 74 72 42 54 4 5 1 16 15 72 /1 id a "if OS 71 12$ 125 100 In 254 IA 60 55 /2 75 7 p. li 1 7 7 7 t a d h 0 n 42i If 14 Ws t l i Ids d"' 114 1 7 dl — li 5 4 .4 SU 23 1 / a J o 4 dis 36 36 12 14 11 24 47 49 zd lik ii, ii d 14 14 La # b sd 111 1 - -p 11f II I {PI - - Ili IS? 97 99 41 titil Os IsO x d it li H H ung ',RAUL) AT RIND RENTALS. USIMATS. Ote - g''.:CAtCyl OdAiiimaklf.Wistarc C=ls Junction ) Oakkketan)... WA*. V.P. B.i & Hat. r.6p CA. Nsoldie Gt. ________, I. Mika, Harwisii Mira Glownstar ft Dean ►onn, ( isTeTti3i7Wis;;;;i l IYork&Nflie Do. sham ditto) Do. I shares ditto) . London 1.114 t (WWI to South Einem Ditto Preference (ditto, LoireetoftGoar.4perotat =Norfolk) to ditto 6 per Cost Las.,Thkery, k Nonthead (isolollo Pato k Co.) itare..lkukos.kliatiosk = .Wll Mk) A L NAM ig r ame ndlokosktk Dad.) Stolkolli= Noomotkot la. II pot em os =ll to Swan yr• (how latt.(losiodtonst.Coislos) I PrrotankW I.N.Wrot.ittaaoltYark) lorMs. Mr*la, Steep v Asa (lowed to Otilmt Illiettstro) Illawabary mad tirrolord Omni to Mr.T.trytor lloolitilibrdake( to Mr. WOW. lomd) Wear Talky Kr. = Wilts k ßoototost to Ort. Weans) .. EINE& lo 4 Zo Augustlea Gold .41gW Calibrates 'Australian Australian Memnon Iron & oat ♦erfd tram - 6,3763l — asTuidic. D0.114,,J44a Dok It. n.N6 ~ar.r~`~ia' rower Minors of *o. Prof. 7i per , •••—•--- 12,000 11,000 36,646 00,000 V l .th R !**l I"losoeralv4:int!,t i,iseil 111.11 N 100,00(2 10.000 7.000 60,000 110,0001 1,000 11,174 mpoltoo so,ooo'loo U,OOOllOO 15,0101 1140001 20 10,0001 90 $0,000; 30 3,000,120 00,000 1 30 00,000 100 10,0031100 10,0001 SO 10,000 SO 10,000 1 10 SLIPS U 111,000 100 00,000 I 11,000 SI UAW U ken «Imo Grind tea, ;: prsa Polgof!!1.., ciiiat iiiitaiiii;iumted Liberty ?Limas Do. B. Lomita°lan .Idarlquito New Granada • Nouveau Moods "" Pcatirlbaud dim LAW Port Phillip lortaSock ymary boa a * 3 4 1 ; M t 2 1 . d4 _Ear 7 21 $ B l 1 1p pm 11 lb le_ I i SI 13 - 3 11 - 41 3 I, 3 3 h 1 I ?Do: Nefi loath's° do Cuba. South Auttralion Ihhhcrip all rut 4.. rott I Malted Mukluk all Waller ........... • oil frost Itarlpois TreatleraDie by otarapod liritlida North American Mortared Book at Ada DoAkar lad.,Aaa.la at. rommordslet =ArlAlat. mak ol Mot. DIM New Lambe sad County tanallbst..llanklaifteP L&orlon J 'lnt otook .— "" Looks sod Westailootof Rd. Prem. of England_ Do. Nog Ifolliwal of traioad Vim loath wake ... _ _ 11109cellorldoll Avitijian I 93 7 54 5 70 dli par 5 die 5 67 17 17i 191 2if 11• L ail pupa 85 85 48 41 59 54 South Australia Union of Asserells Do. Now— ....... 39a 40i 71 73 11 1I lU — giqiii i;e'tici;;----- 25 Australian Agricultural. 10 Magellan Royal Man b 0 Begin Waterworks e British Marken load 11l Canada Bt. Do 6 per st.Jaa.kJuly St. C Do 6 me nt.Feb.sigiug. riPalace Preferesse • Crystal Palace of Prance. 20 Eastern Stews Eng it Australian Cower 25 Electrie Telegraph 15 Otsual Bun. Naggatiat 20 General &B. bitipi lag Co. S Ors. Iron Screw Collkr 10 Sediterraseas IDeoultal. 10 Mexican & Bt. AMOT4C432 10 Netherlands Land 10 Do. Do. S Do.sp.CLPref..ls. Midis 1 North Bolt. Magralacias 26 !forth of Europe Steam 1 01102610 as 11 ItellßectLaadkViseral Perm It Oristal Mame 60 Da. Maw 2 Portliest Iron Company 100 Royal Mainers 1 *Mali Msgr. Isvestin. 1 Ds. Mew 15 Muth Mistratian Load 1 Submarine Teleg. Scrip 1 Da Da Eareured 20 TrumtaLasnt o.otCpCuL 100 Ven Diensen's Laud 2 14 die 59 51 155 135 1124 1134 2/ 24 ag a s II 11 14 174 $ 10 2e I 013 Ps 97i 7 1 n :I n In i 11 lf a" W an a lai 11 11 SC ir k li zd zd H 13 TRAFFIC RETURNS. 113 12J 4 li. 141 I 431111 211111/LTS. Mr Pas. Mee- To4sl, To 4• 11 Mm. mama Mead s& IW. 1814. I Woe mallai Eleptaceber U. A A A A Loudon, Irletitcs. and Molt cant . MI 14,233 3,257 1,7 646 16,822 Boa& &AA ...... .... . .. 26.346 38264 Week mass Bepterabo —• r 9 Thiadalk and 316143111 en 36 253 144 WI MT 1114448 721 633 1,304 1.296 Wog falai September 8. IA& South Zaatarn 175 84 !Manny Jorealea 4l Waterford and Kilkenny Wat4rford aad Limerick . 17 648 346 Week ending September ( 6 Maria Antoine, Meese, to Mikes) — Week seeing August 25. Ontario, Maio" sad Bum (04magai ...... ...... 96 1,074 673 Week eafte Await IL Orsol Trvak of Om& 368 2,434 2.833 IS 305 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. waosrerto rsiawasurar.) (rams OVA OWN CONNESPONDNIIT.) Then was a fair attendance of traden at our IXWO market this day. Foreign Id. per bushel lower. Beans, oats, weal, peas, Indian corn, and every article in the trade was rather easier than on last Tuesday. The weather continues Ike. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. BuolA.—Tho !Market has opened with a steady appear. saes to-day, but there is cot say excitement in the private contract aarket. The public sales are progressing steadily. Tits reined market steady. Brown lamps, 625. ed.; gro om, 635. Bd. to 665. Corp., —Then has not been a public sale to day, but the snesiset is firm 1,000 bogs of native Ceylon sold yea. terday on 'Change at 51s. Tic —The demand continues good for Damson conics, Gad the deserlptlea is firma at 814. to 9d . Ittca.—The public sale of 2,000 bags good white Bengal was bought is at 17e. 6d. Rust —The market is firm. Leeward, proof, quoted 21. 4d. to 24. sd. Bovarral.-1,000 bags refraction, 11 to 12, add at 375. 6d., which was last week's price. TALLOW IdARKEL...--21HIS DAY. The tallow starkat is quiet, with but little doing.—Tows Tallow is quoted 67.. 9d. wet rash ; Petersburg Y.C. es the spot, 675. 3d. to 675. 6d ; October to Deassabtr, 67e. to 675. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. li. J. Davis Nunn' trade without alteratioo. Prises:— Prise meadow hay, 106 s. to 115..: superior; 120 s. to 1265.; inferior, 20a. to 901.; rows., 80a. to 100 e.: clover. 100 a. to 140 a.; seined est, 100 s. to 130 a.; straw, 28r. to Us. The Rev. R. Rioted, vicar of Holliogboomm sad Hatkiag, died st the vicarage of the drevaemed god*, ea Saturday maim' last. He was born 11th November, 17110, sad was consequently in the 95th year of his age. He bed bees luentabest of Holllnabourne for 65 years, sad for the Wide pan had been In the commission of the peace fee Ike mug. MONEY MARKET -THIS DAY. Two o'C.oci. A farther decline of k per cent. has been estab lished in the English funds to-day, sales still pre ponderating. Consols mark 901 to i ;for account, and 891 to 901 for money. The present quotations are 89/ to 90 for cash, and 901 to 1 for the 12th of October. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 218 for account; Exchequer Bondi at 1001; India Bonds at 28e. prem.; and Exchequer Bills at par to 4s. prem., showing a further decline. The foreign stock market is rather flat, but the change is chiefly confined to Turkish securities. The Six per Cents. have receded to 911 to 1, and the New Four per Cent. loan to Ito 1 prem. Mexican Bonds remain quoted 211 to 22 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 191 to 20; and Russian Five per Cents. 98 to 100. Sardinian Bonds have been dealt in at 85 to 851; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 381; the Passive Bonds at 5 ; the Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, at 4* per cent.; French scrip, at 21 prem.; and Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. at 951 to 1 (exch., 27f.) The corn market yesterday was flatter, in the absence of the late demand, and new English wheat ruled is. to 2e. per qr. cheaper than on Monday week. There was a fair supply of British corn. The arrivals of foreign grain in London last week amounted to 11,386 qrs. of wheat, 573 of barley, 10,521 of oats, and 3,300 sacks of Spanish flour. Since last Ft iday flee float ing cargoes of wheat and four of Indian corn have arrived off the coast, at ports of call. The amount of apt cie brought in by the Pacific is only 370,551 dollar., or about 74,0001., the exchange at New York on England being rather weaker. The demand for gold for exportation continued active v. ,ie to-day. Advice. from St. Petersburg to the Bth inst. quote the exchange on London at 36 3.16 to 6.16 d., and mention transactions in 1,500 casks of tallow for transmission westward. The cost of carriage had spin risen, and would make the price of tallow pur chased in St. Petersburg, and laid down in London, about 59i. to 60s. per cwt. The quantity of tallow patched overland, to date this year, was 32,387 against 39,314 in the corresponding period of last year. The reoeipts of the Great Western Railway of Caned& for the week ending the 31st ult. were 8,0121. sterling, being at the rate of 331. ss. per mile per week, against 3,6041., or 14. 19a. per mile, in the corresponding week of last year. The new Limited Liability Aot is taken advantage of by the London and Western Districts Cemetery Company, which is projected for the formation of a cemetery at Parkhill, Isieworth, 71 miles from Hyde Park-corner. The capital is fixed at 50,0001., in 101. shares, with a deposit of 21. per share. Each original holder of 20 shares and upwards is to have right to free space for a vault, and each holder of not less than 5 shares, to space for one free grave. The estate is described as extending to 50 acres. As immediate possession, however, can be obtained of a part of the land, which is considered to meet the most pressing demands for interment, the directors propose, If deemed advisable, in the first instance to issue only a portion of the capital. Land and Bank shares yesterday were quiet. Crystal Palace shares are dull. There were several transac tions in the Royal Mail Steam Company's shares, at 781 to 791. General Screw Steam shares were dealt in at 141 to 15; and Peninsular and Oriental new shares at 4 to 41 prem. The colonial wool sales are at present not fixed, but it is expected they will commence on the 18th October, though it is possible it may be the 11th October. The quantity of wool arrived from the 16th July to the lath Sept., is 31,038 bales, via.: Bales. Sydney 8,583 Victoria Van Diemen's Lead 670 Adelaide New Zealand 7Ol Cape of Good Hop! Prima tire very iirm,hnt the demand is dulL In German wools there has been little doing The mar ket is kept barely supplied, and the manufacturers very reluctantly give the prices asked by importers for the small quantity offered. MONDAY EVANING. The English sto2k market continue. toshow a downward tendency, being unfavourably influenced by the tightness of the money market, and by re ports that the Bank of England directors will raise their rate of discount to 5 per cent. The funds, after a fall of per cent., closed 1 per cent. lower than on Saturday. The Bank is believed to be still selling, and generally there are indications of an increased supply of stock in the market. In the Stock Ex change tc day money was wanted, at 31 to 4 per cent. on government securities. A feature of the day was a fresh pressure of sales of Exchequer Bills, in consequence of which the price has fallen to le. to ss. prem. In Lombard-street to-day the demand for accom modation was very active. The current rates of dis count for the best bills are fully equal to the Bank of England minimum. The eagerness shown, however, to provide against contingencies may lead to en easier market hereafter. To-morrow (Tuesday) falls pay able an instalment of 10 per cent. on the British Loan of 16,000,0001., making 70 per cent. paid' up, but this payment has probably been made, in great measure, in advance. The next instalment will be one of 10 per cent., payable on the 18th Oct. At Faris to-day, the French funds closed a trifle better than on Saturday. The other continental stock markets exhibit no striking variation. Consols opened at 901 to 1 for the 12th October, improved to 901 to 4, declined to 904 to 1. and closed at 901 to 1. For money, the final quotation was 90 to 4 The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1,1; ditto, for account, 12th Oct., 904, 1, 1. 'three per Cents. Reduced,9o4, 901. India Stock, 230. Three-and a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 100, 1001; ditto, 1839, 100, 1001. India Bonds, 20s. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief transaction■ were in Turkish Six per Cents., which showed more steadiness than on Saturday, though closing about 1 per cent. lower than on that day—vir.,at 911 to 1. The New Four per Cent. Guaranteed Scrip was last quoted Ito 1 prem. French Scrip closed at 21 to 21 prem. The Admiralty will receive tenders to-morrow (Tuesday) for the conveyance, from the River Thames, of stores (clothing, guttering, slater, &c.) to St. Helena, Hong-Kong, and Trinidad; and have en gaged the steamers Jackal!, Borussia, and Chanticleer as regular transports. IS 97 100 102 4; 41 27 29 103 107 lie 12 23 24 110 111 1 1 Ii I i Psi 14 5S 130 134 111 Si A 24 Ills 3 e s, NI 0 29m duce 40d00 11.200 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoox. The gold mining shares eontinue to. meet with scarcely any inquiry. Great Nugget Vein shares mark 7s. 6d. St. John Del Rey Shares are rather more offered, and have been sold at 271 and 27. Lusitanian mi ning •bares have been dealt in at 11 prem., and United Mexican at 3. Annexed is the Mining Exchange offloial list of yesterday's sales: Cargell, 15i ; Great Sortridge, lle. 31., 10. , 11s., 9!., 10a., 101. 6d.. 10.. 91 , 111 ; Lady Bertha, 33i. 31., 339.9 d. ; RArriagtes, 1.6. 9d., 21. ; Sertedge Coosoir, 6 6.16, 7-11. I. We 6/10 hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, via.: Saetridea Console, ut, 1,, I ; Great Sortridge, 10s , 12a ; Lady Bertha, li, If. The Patriarch of the Greek Papists died lest week sad his tody, seated on a throne, with a jewelled nitre on Ws brad, was taken to the Latin Church with great solemnity. Several mush attended In fall drew, and • oespany of Egyptian soldier', with mask sod drums, headed the procession. Great flocks of Papist" Arcked about the body, to kin the hands or part of the dre.a. LANAInc RACES. —We (A orik Britis% Mail) expect to we a lame and fashionable tarn oat at this By in ereosisg race meeting. The chance of peeing Sateen:, the wiser, of the ancestor St. Leger, will of itself seehre an sessuelly tugs attendance, being, we believe, the Star time that • St. Leger winner has appeared atflmloisch =dim. UN to-day lo 11 pa. ...., ANS 100,000 10,000 80,000 1,000 91 U i I I it all 14 Se all !S if 7i 11 : 4 11 $ 2729 r ik 16 23 27 19 90