The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-12 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (Isom ors owl" oozamposaiom) PAM, TIIZSDAT Evastive. I have received from a good private scums 101110 interesting intelligence regarding the remnt state of things in the Crimea. It will have been remarked 1 that Gas of General Pander's der t iatibes. while 1 stating that Priem Gortchakoff had asked for an armistice to bury his dead left behind near Fort St. Peal, does not say whether or not he had weeded to the request. It is certain that the French General felt it his duty to refuse, and I believe his very roper answer was, that he would bury the Itamian dead himself, sad wield take the same are of their woended as he did of his owe. Gomel Pelimier his, I sederstand, te legraphed tar instructions in ease Prises f3ortehakoff should oder to capitulate, an event whisk he thinks immodesty probable, seeing that the Itemise army k believed to have but fifteen days' provisions, and to be very short of ammunition. An answer worthy of the Allied powers has been sent by the Emperor to his General, and this I am told is the suhsteace of it : " Our conditions are that the Rassians mut surrender at dimoretim, lay down their arse, and give up to the Allies all the fortified places in the Crimea, in eludieg Odom, with all the munitions of war con tallied in them, and without any damage being pre viously done to either to the towns or the fortifica tions.• Amending to my private information the return@ of neenaltiee in the late gloriosa events reoeivod by go vernment iodide the following names of general Wars—Killed : GeneralsVerdstandßivet.Wounded: General Bouquet, slightly; General Bourbaki, seri ously; General higlinet, seriously; and General Troche, severely, the calf of his kg being takes off. There is a doubt whether General iflikhoa received a wooed or not. Yon will of course expect to hear that after the brilliant anoseasse that we have obtained the "sym pathy " of Germany with the Western moss will in crease in intensity, and it will seem to you quits natural that the Austrian ambeesado should have twagratulated the Emperor on the taking of Sebastopol, which he has dose to-day. Bat you may perhaps be surprisedi b to learn that among the brilliant illuminations of last night, woe were more resplendent than those at the hotel of the Prussian Embassy in the Rae de Lille. As a commentary oa the value of blase of light, I will madam in this place a piece of news which reaches me this evening, namely, that the Russian loan now negotiating at Amsterdam is guaranteed by Prune and Saxony. At halt past tire last evening, a salute of 101 guns was fired from the Invades in honour of the great success. When night fell, a great number of private houses in Perks were illuminated, as well as the principal theatre. The streets were thronged to a late hoar, and the whole appearance of the sap ital was that which is seen on the evening of some great fete. This morning, at 7 o'clock, another salute of 101 guns was fired. _ _ At the Bourse, although the Rents opened with much Brume, the rise was not great as might have been expected, after the despatches of Generals Emma, La Marmon, and Admiral Brest, which, interpreting what we. vague in General Fellatio°s amounts, leave no doubt of the great fact that Sebas topol is taken. The Threes, after opening at 67fr. 80c., beams very weak, fell to 671 r. 26a, and (reco veriog slightly) closed at 67fr. 40e., with a rise of bat 10c. Credit Mobiker fell 40fr. There was no change io the Austrian railways, and bat little in the French, which were, however, heavy at the close of I am informed that Bellemare, the man who fired on the court carriage at the Italian theatre on Satur day, has been sent to the lunatic uylam at Sleeve. In all probability, therefore, it haa been decided that he shall not be tried. The Emperor rode cat on horseback on Sunday without escort =awl the crowd assembled in the Park of St. Cloud to see the fe te. The Emperor yesterday gave a private audience to General Count de Lomenhielm. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of Sweden and Norway, who presented to his Majesty a private letter from the Prince Royal of Sweden and Norway. "A new promotion of colonels to the rank of ge neral of brigade has," says the Monitor,. de tArmee, "just taken place, and it comprises the following colonels of the army of the Bast :—Manure, of the artillery, director of the siege thin; Bevel, de Brr final, chief of the staff of the 3rd division of infantry of the Ist corps ; de Lostarges de Sainte Alvan of the 32nd of the line; de Malherbe of the 98th; and Jos via of the Zoueves of the Imperial Guard." M. Petipe, ballet master to the Court of Russia, and father of Petips, the dancer of the Grand Opera of Paris, has just died at St. Petersham, aged 88. M. ilifisalt,:Minister of the Interior. has resumed the administration of his department, which was confided ad interim, during his absence, to M. Abbatucci, Minister of Justice. Abdel-Bader has 'arrived in Paris. His health cootianse to improve. We have received the following private telegraphic, despatches: Karesilles, Sept. 10. The Joardale has arrived with iatelligesce from Coast... tiaople to the 3rd. The Prism if Orissa states that Omer Paella has left for Varaa, when he is to embark with 16,000 sus. He intends gain from that plows to the Crimea sad theses to Balsam, when he will omassatrate 40.000 saes. The Beflish Coatiograt has embarked far the Crimea. Berlin, Sept. 10. The ballot for the lionisation of the electors charged to elect is their tura tho 1111111111beis of the Chamber of Deputies *lll take place au tho 27th. The (bottom of the Deputies are said to be tied kr the lith of October. HAMBURG, Bin. 10. Letters tre• St. Petersburg state that fresh rein forcements bare bees sent to joie the Grenadiers of the Guard. General Bibikoff is superseded as Minis xt of th s Interior. DESPATCH. A letter from Bt. Petersburg, of an 23rd alt., in his Austria' Gasette,sirs: The lass dispatch from Cent de Nemehede, is frequently alluded to et late, is dated the 10th August The Ram ales diplomatist gives as exam view of the Wass whin the two parties ban bad to swab la the war, whisk mamas, he says, Turkey with complete run. He afterwards is deanne to non that Roads 'stamens so fear of seeing her an, mossy, or reennse exhaeseed, as the Westin Powers appear to imagism ilia envietisa es this point, be sap, is founded set eel, as statistioal rearm sad wellAssins feels, beta the patriotism of the people sad their metal sad political eastimens. " The Rawer Alnander," gays If. de Neeselrode, "Ms resolved from his father es a mired isherflaset, the missies to combat for the beam of his people. AU Rona is manned of that. The reigslag sonnies boa dinged, bat the will remain the amine. Tbe medullas to oppose to the aggsmelis of the Gamy all the resistance passible his remarN Immovably tin same as before." Coast de Nasesnsie, newever, allows it to be seen is hi deign& that Bemis le way fee hem rejeetis• pews. Gad *es puree ay &peed. ea the eeedhiosr ell& may be laid lowa Is ler. "Itrasoka," be me, " will he able to bad hi her na tional motiasest. adla no hese whisk she derhea treat it, the wan of swift a adliiest reilellasse a ha en siles. moil the isemsse at whim" Jima digramott le sate kW se Imemalie amt THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. -•_- BOW-STILIZT. OrSYSANAN, PAUL, AND DAUS. It having been arranged that the preliminary iaq airy is this remarkable case shoald be brought to tersdaalim this day, something like a renewal of the excitement origi nally need by the appearan el the three priessess at the bar trek pleat, and the meet was ended to moms. Owing tithe time oecupted by the sight charges, the reseeding, were set Gunned meta sa boor later tins the time appotated, but the asesaties was kept up by the anathema snivel el Issue, both books, sad ether large and unnageable eoltimes,whish arrived la eab leads, end were piled up in the waiting-ran ad) sista" the omit. Upwards et fifty witnesses, who had bees semmosed tin the last ex amin►tion, were she is atteadan. Dr. OMllth, the proaaratar, asaspiad a sass brae saes. trate, sad the isatlaasa aka sated as bail for the rsarestiv• prisoasra WWI also must. Xr. Bodkla appeared, as Wore, to conduct the proem'- , ties, sad lb. Parry raprassated tabs primers. ldr. Bodkin etausi that several haiku's sinks who were is atbsdance, via.: Meson. Metcalfe, Pater, Mitebell, Stand, Frankland, heavben, and one or twe others, whose services would be required at the Central Crienisel Court, might be Galled and diseeissed, with the andentandini that they would have to sited the iris to be called upon if necessary. The whammy bevies bees called, and (=trusted as above. Dr. &ilk,M:Penny. Kr. Addy, Mr. Fitzgerald. Kr. Bernead, Hr. Young, and the ether wigwam already examined at porkies romands. were formally hosed over m attend at the trial to 'give evidence ; a slight sometime being supplied is the depeadtion:of Kr. Burnand, wleh was required to raise a Kea kr the prisoners, upon certain Details mearities handed to kin for that purpose, the asiemat of the hat being 30,0001. Kr. Bodkin said it was peedble that he might ham masks to ermine Mr. Bernsad more is detail at the trial, bat he did not intead to encumber the depositions with 'other statements at (present, as they may not be regained. /dr. Bodkin proposed sew to proceed with the ease by sallies the allele' masses. Mr. Bell said—l am ellelal misses to the Court of Bankruptcy, sad also es the edam of Straka. sad Co. Oa the lath of Jane, Mtn the Sat, I west to the bask istkoose of the defendants in the Strand, to make iuquiry of them relative to the securities of Dr. Grill*. Mr. Straltaa told ase that they would not be forthcoming. I asked what hed beams of them, and the answer was that " they waren/1i er pawned." Dlr. Mr. Straka* wed these words, and I think Mr. Batas was satin in the room—the prior behind the beak. I do net think Bir J. Paul was in the roar. He was, I thisk, up stairs at the tire. I asked Mr. Strain, II there was not a book in the house in which traw -1 arias of this kind, and as rersant of Or ..cartels, were reserded. The dokadeats looked at sash oda, but made so reply. No seek securities cur into say paranoia nor of Dr. Grillithe's that I arc aware of, bat other did, nadonbtaly. I took paseria of the money is lb. house aa the day of the bankruptcy (Jaws 11). Kr. Bodkin said he would now complete the evidence relative to the parries of the heads. Mr. Charles Paperer (whose former depositions were previously read over by Mr. Burnaby, the chief clerk) further deposed as follows :—I do not padre an order book dated 28th hurry. 1860, relative to purchases for Dr. Griffith. The order-books arc not kept by us. The ma produced is the book referred to, and the entry pointed at is written by as, upon the instead= of Mr. Bates. It is as order to purchase 2,0001. 6 per rat. Dula hoods for Dr. Griffith. I has at the smelter of of the beads. (A list was headed up). They were 378, 460. 469, 468, and 467 for 4002. each. Previa@ to that I had pur chased other foreign securities on Dr. Griffith's soionst. On referees* to the paper produced, I sr that I bed as order to parer sore Data aortas (two sad half per cants). The ambers lumbar 46,480, 97.432, and 128,864. I also par shred beads Nos. 44,697.84, 43,671, 42,622-3-4, 44862, 41,267, 39,618. On the 29th June, 1843, I made another porches, by a similar order of 30,000 Data florae, two sad a half, bonds including No.. 31,908, 29,326, 66,338, 61,179, 60,924, 62,014, 13,629, 49,777-8, 29,6664-8 , and others (as cited by this Istrusel coussal). Oa the Bth of July, 1843, I purchased 10,0001. Detre lads. (the 1111/11bers ears read) also for Dr. Ortelth. I mien the petrohass note of one of these orders. The name written upon it (the Rev. Dr. John Griffith) b in the handwriting of Mr. Bates Croesomaneined—l do not produce the note myself. It was sent by D►. Griffith. - Dr. Griffith said it was seM to him from the bank, is reply to a direction to purchaes the eeearities thorns reforred to. The witness wee thew based ever in the usual way. _ . Mr. Hill, of the firm of Sims and Hill, stockbrokers, of Berlisolossew-lans, gave a Uet of the bonds delivered to the house of !Unbars and Co., and to which hie former svidessee had reference. The list was appended to the depositioce already taken, and the witness wu bound over. Mr. H. Cressweller, of the Stock Richasge, and formerly dark to Sims and Hill, proved that the purchue.sotei of the transactions referred to by lut witness were in his handwriting. Mr. Bodkin laid ha did not propose to add say evidence to the depoeitions now taken relative to the purchase of securities, but he intended sashay the receipt of the divi dends from time to time by the defendants. JamesAllen,formarly dark in Strahaa's bank,said—lt was my duty to cut off the aspens 'slung to the dividends received from September 1,1861, up to 1853,in respite to the Danish In per cents. The numbers 428, 573, 793, and 794 bonds wen those from which I cut off coupons on or about September 1,1861. I entered them, with others, on the list produced, and sent them is Haulm and Co. At three o'clock they were committed for trial. SOUTHWARK. CUTTING AND WOUNDING. Alm Pilgrim, a middle aged female, was brought beton Mr. Combo, charged with inning and wounding Mary Ann Rogers, with a table knife, committing a serious Wary spat her. The prosecute:, whose left hand was south lammed ad rot, stated that she lodged in the sass bones with prisoner la Primes-place, &Wolk-street, ad about S o'clock yester day afternoon she had seem words with the prisoner's heir bead. To avoid my disturbaeee she treat towards tar room to get her basset sad leave abs house. While going upstairs for that purpose, the prisoner followed km mid seised her, and stabbed her is the back with a table-knife she held is her hand. Witness turned round to prevent her repeating the stab, w►s. she eat her amass the left had. newly soverlag the Segue. She thee called out " muds, " sad OW," and beisre ap sesietaam came she nearly feinted away from Imo of blood. The mostable took her to the hospital, when her wounds were dressed, and the primer was shortly afterwards ap• prebeada/. Ia mower to the stage the prisoner said the oomplain sat was the egpessor, sad with her sister mated a disturb saes I. the base. Mr. Combs remanded the primer until Saturday, sad directed the proesentriz to return isamediately to the hospital and ham her wounds properly attended to. • CIIIIII•111 11210 IN TROD L 1 Thomas 111uIlisu, a pinta of dm Boots Paulin Gauls, was 'barged with Deist drank sad aesanltiog polise-oonstahle Baal&It Holden, of the B division. The constable "(mind the defendant lighting in t►e Brom p tawroad on the previous night, sad upon his mounting the parties, defendant took off his belt and swung It over com plainant's head. The constable closed with him, and they both fell, when the defendast kicked him so violently on the thigh, that he had bees in pain ever Mace. A elegem t of the regiment ;aid wt the iefenant we a very ineffessive was. He had recently arrived from the Celan, and was 'best to be drifted oat Wee 'gala is a few days. He bad safertasately lest his medal in the affray la ebb& be had bus urged es the peerless night. Mr. Amid dud kis 10.. The las was paid. THAMES. 0100 WAY 1011117. Mame Stipa, n internee, wee charged with highway rebbeity ea the pewees of Jobe Juan, a ateetteate, while pessiwg dem the Beek-road, St. Georges-in-the East. - - - The proseestee aid that last walking aloe. the weans% the primer net the eseapialseat at the 11181119, sl ileassaasteet, wbra the prisoner threw bile aunt is the gamut with vieiesee, sal while dews the primmer task fear sad eizpssee free his treaters potato. The pollee ease up, sad the rimier was taken late mmeedy. Thip - pdpuier odd we Oho implaisaat took Hindi's with • THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1855. hie yeas, woman, and fee lie modest be morale gam his a roll on the grou nd. U2llO peomoln itai Let the money he stated, it suet ham taßea eat of Ms meet. Pollee Constable 461 X deposed to being alled to the primmer, who appeared to be straggliag os the grenade He mosey was foul *pm his when merelsod. Mr. Yardley toed the primer 10s., or la default, ems Imprisonmeat. LAMBETH. 11011101992 CAB& is.. Hill, of Me. 2, Wen-alas-square, Mbiteskaptl. we. charged before Mr. MUMS with moulting Camila, Archer, at a brothel is Pletesat.place, Lambeth, sad also on am picks of robbing a geatimma of SOL Pollee constable Sete* Smith, 152 L deposed, that cm that monism, at 2 o'clock, be wee lahomed by • MrsAreher that • pathless had bees robbed at the brothel, 62, nowt- IL plies, by • female who bad assaulted her. He la sessequence west to the house in question, sad 'meshed for adatittmee, IS but wee told by the Wailed that them was no penes there. tel He however °bullied Mainmast, mad ea going into the SI feud two sass there, sal. the primmer mamaled in the :4 watereloset On amiss the primmer Mrs. Archer mad that et. is the worsen who bee the muff," sad he took her Into 1 ,1 camody. On the way to the stale& home the prim.'" so dropped two sovereign, sad in the pester through whish he took her two ether moronism were found, sad this massy the mid had been mat to bar by her sister from Bristol. At it the station home she gam a false address. Ose L o . of the men in the yard was without his hat and mat, hat St he did not feel warranted in takiag them into melody. S , Caroline Archer, who described herself as a 'tarried a t . weans, said that as the night before about 11 o'clock, the prlsoser treated her nad • Mead of hen. And in the pub- Z. lie-house, she leek two handful. of sovereigns sad hell- 10 sovereigns from her pocket, and odd the " had a gentleman r z that sight for * four *sera." After this a militiaman said et. that be it was who had the mossy, sad gave it to the 8 1 primmer, who rem away with it. Witmer further at. said that she followed the parties to • brothel, r. sad was Own assaulted by the militiaman. The wit um, is cromemutminatioa by the prisoner's solicitor. et 121 SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two The railway show .wart twiny Is %ZZitit little busing.. la Dose asses a &ribs. light &- aloe is observable, bat pueralli the closing quota dons of yesterday are supported. London and North Wasters stook is quota 931 to 94; Great Weston, 66 to t Lancashire and Yorkshire. 79 to 1, au div.; loath Eseterns, 171 to 18; Caledonians, 311 to @; and Great Northern, 211 to 22. French shares - are - better. Northern are quoted Wasters 36} to t ; and Restores, 381 to t. Great of Canada shares are weaker. OLDINAZT IRIAILEIS AII1) STOCK!. 22,200. 40 0,000 100 40 20,000 30 44,0110 11 02,200 20 0,000 100 20,000 100 22.000 100 23,000 20 23,000 20 10,000 20 20,000 60 3,000 100 00,001' 30 30,001 100 10,000 100 1 20,000 41 20,000 20 i 1,073 Id 14,001 140 00,000 12,410 03 22,000 26 konr 00,000 241 said, that thresh eles followed the priraer for us time 'P I after she exhibited the sovereigas, she had see mot with • 11l policeman, sad therefore amid acs give her Mr eastody. She denied poaitively tables the primate for 30e. r her to regulars." sad that it mos rely on her refusal to give It 3, 1 that she gar her into 'greedy. rt. The prisoner's solicitor submitted, is the &braes of all .. 60 proof el • robbery brie, been temesittod, the evidence did ; triad/7 the priories detection. at. For the prisoner, Martha Morris mos called, sad contra- 3 Mated mach of the endear of Ides. Archer, sad $‘1026 that tt. Archer 'eked for Ms., her " regulars." Mr. Elliott thought the ere a proper one for farther ia to - grey, sad rassaded the preower. 20 lit THREE FIRES—TEIIS DAY . . ; "t. --4.-- 16 s Between two and three °Week this morning, a fire s of a very Notion§ character broke oat as the premises of Kr. IT John Finning, grooor and chweentongsr, No. 9, Borland- ts read, Notting-hill, which has been attended with consider- " I at. able &sweeties of property. By dint of the most inseerant 341 labour, the flames ware at lest conquered, bat sot before g : ), the prowls*" of Kr. W. Batten, biker, was severely des- ft . . . . -. nuaied by lee sail enter; Mn. Blisabeth Smith, asirr kers* ; Mr. AMIN Leonard, pork. butcher ; Mn. Elizabeth Steecesoa, ; Mr. Robert Hutchinson, smith. The ems of the satastrophe is at present unknown, sad the loss L i will Oedipal) , fall on the Son Firs Ofice. co Between the been of foss sad flee o'clock, a fire coo• caned at the poetises of Mr. H. Hughes's pitch sad tar so Faardwilary. Visiogb•reed. Beresaadoey. The flames were .9 pesesellnil billiee lbs Buda baths's, and were confined to to the baler Reese. The Are was caused by the over- xi besting Kis beam ASWAN afill Woks oat at No. 32, Alpba.road, St. John's- 10 Welsiolseles to so ezplecion of an illicit still, which did I very eonaldersble damage. As soon as the fire was die. severed by the neighboors, two raen effected their St swipe over the garde. well La rear of the pnaises, sad 8 2• left the premises to their fate. Fortunately Mr. 0. R. &a- 1; pis' arrived with his engines very early, or the consequences wield have be..very serious. to I DONCASTER RACES. THIS DAY. (111 r ILICTRIO 121.10111AP11 LATEST BETTING. DERBY. 20 to 1 apt Artillery (off) 23 to 1 Vaaderasealin (t) 23 to 1 Danube (t) 60 to 1 Peter Flat (t) 100 to 1 Illuminator (t) 14 to 1 apt Scythian (t) 18 to 1 Neville (t) 30 to 1 Weathercock (t) LOCAL SEARS MARKETS. F.' --o— 144 Imams. Sem 11.-711 a Turing wea more bowie leoisy. at • 2 sight efeeme. •beroms, 1211-ogliekedas, 211-Insearkke sad 7: grodedgee, Ilig 1-Leedge eel Nun Waserra Hi-dtesdrasw, „.." Ihedir22. leld - Ueerb. 2 4 - MO= 1 -2 keth Un si 2 l - .." See* Iketers i 171. Ille. ed-Digsk 1 th-geass or lit. Omsk. new, 2 p.-Inzeattwo eseelk., II L IA lugs, gem IL-Tbroe nos a fir berinni, het prier, II Wig egand rather arusr, Trooknediewards the Sigh end goes of n p la rria .Imin Indird tallp J 1 pr ugh Donn, le 1.16; • 3. a d-Irdioni. ell -Wria‘ft IS-dudes Meek IS I - lama Drogheda 4 facet peak 211-9 e Waskra, 664 - Sr. IL wergen IL ma, IL le kamenars. Iner. 11.-This sonnet we dog Wog; the Ten. U diet groneedres were la Lemke red Sauk Wigene i Una were 18 dee at SW lAA Ineas, Our. 11.-7 b kaparbon am rugged paddy mune, 10 at the swears et the Maish bo ßeed*lt produed se ellgot glamor gig.. eato 23 =harepute et tbe►bane. smell • dm. De large sawn at bedew vs drneogoduling 20 derly; SIMS eke dim nere was • &neon, sal ma awake " %ley kr the now emengt. Ilse am at the kit dlidgeologg Ila 2 : Nada einem pekoe wine erZ isop e bun mg Igo gi o Mb noulleg is nameeelk • dulled *, , gun.. "s i li gh.-.4=limak,ll4-Orevon Mew Wharl22.--dhalkii am. te 0 M I' willosass. IS. th. IL Dogs" Own 1110-Iner Tam pa Ma. al-Dals kr Inset. 1416 Itoodonhse. 121-1100 nosh, In-Cho Wnsimi• (i p lo toot. he la dr, ILI S. geseent.l4-1111onsise Dash ). ue-ggy 12 et Dille arm Doom RA 9211). a at h.. ... keel ill paid), kr hossaLlSl 14-Dula• ud nags (451. * 00, AI ex L-Douldlt gel Disiddllsor mery pidig, Is fa a.... 22 Oren doethart red Wagers (M. paid), laz 41.-MM gosi _22 per Cut. Pod. (111. paid), ig es fat - hulks (lid 4. pub if . is lee s ii ie CLAY AND BRICK IN ENGLISH ARCHITZCITHE.— The art of the brisklayer at a very low ebb is Died ; ~./1 soap* sad oestrus' have left u bat little alit. Hoyle. No %easing of the rows tallied rows of auebstaatial etrutaree reared throughout lb* suburbs simply to cell. Übe exhiteue of which night be almost sallisiastly eaplaised by sup peolag that—. Coma 'lido bay Ono, itheettetwei awed bersthelr, salmi dine, 4 is ow most extensive and important ender thing mom than solid week is seldom if ow sidemo. lee Prom time to time, sad fora long time, mo how men to 150 two the Westin' of enkindle and Iniginnimen Mao me of clay, to width we are restrieted as a material he Wain Ina many part of the kingdom, in other and more ' onamental forme than a would-be rectangular parell•lo. piped 9 inches Vats. q inches wide, and 2i Indies blab, without a sharp atria, or a square side. Here and then endeavours have been made, and are being made, to effect an improvement in this reaped. Shah, of Ware, did some thing in this way very load ego ; then BakewelPs screw prams for the formation of meskied hicks, good and steep, were looked forward to. Seem Bowers, of Ten ded, patented a method of math, MIA orsammts, and, wet to mention many Oben at the "Poole Architeetteral Pram," erperisasob in imbibe different sorts of slays, eolouring. ite., are now being seas preparatsry to cam setheing operstloos. A loading wiling in Nottingham, aided by the spirited MUM et a Soo bed of cloy, and prompted admittedly by olsemmalime glli hem appeared to those rgee, s intrMwdoir madded Waimea to a coo dintable estest is that district —The inifeler. A REAL BELL FunlT.—On Saturday soliaight a meet torrid° emilict between two halls took pima so the hooks of the Chidden, near to the village of density. They as. grenkm as the banks of the river, and =1 hem meh sale bythe sheen', whom, ogler 'wary emit hum tastiness to the combat, OM Of the beds =lisilsis the river, swam acmes to hie antsiontink mod a sad deadly °must maned. Several labsusing men mil Malmo arm to =panto Mo mothatinte, bat is min. AIM a Soros sandlot me of the buds reheated to the edge ergo *seem, when his meaty bon down tom him, and betted him into the stream. Ho then phoned is after May end the °ambit condourd In the matte esti] me was Md. The swam of the victories' bell has geserensly gold half the lass.—Samplem Herald. Tux Cuoiza,u—ln Lombardy there wan 46,480 own of &aim up to the led of llootostlott. Of thew 18,183 roomorol, and 22,937 died la the provisos of Brash it was meet fatal. Out of 17,428 mom, 8,838 died end 0,046 rocommL-21-iorto Gametic 30111 T lArlyslads _ ink of Leedom IleitAlLerigiaciao Beak yilltitlslillseilanissa arrow. at Atli Dittowfladnaackeb. SANER. all 9 4 144 IA 70 6 Cs $3 37 cae.fisai.karinkirt. LoaaettisakeUmt Date Neu lambs sad County last aiitg Lambs skrat Meet Lads It Westminster NM. Pm. of England !tidewater Ireland . . New Seta Wales Ovinatilsolt Presteslal Marsh= sal Ciadi Amines Mau st Australia Do. Dew Deka et Lanka au is is a 121 11,4 MONEY MARKET-THIS DA Y. Two o'CLooi. The English funds are again weaker to-day, sales preponderating. Prices are now quoted 1 per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Consols for the 12th October, have been dealt in at 903 to 91 ; and for money at 901 to 901. The present prices are 901 to 1 for cash, and 901 tot for account. Exche quer Bonds mark 1001 tot ; Exchequer Bills, March, lls. to 14s. prem.; ditto, June, 101. prem.; and India Bonds, 235. to 27e. prem. Turkish and Peruvian stocks are rather lower. Turkish Six per Ceuta. are quoted 93 to 1 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Scrip, 11 to 11 prem.; Mexican Bond', 211 to 22; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 191 to 20. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt 771 to 781 ex div. ; Sardi nian at 851; French Three per Cent. Rent.. at 08fr. (exch. 25fr.100.); ditto, New Scrip, at 23 drew. In spite of the improvement in the exchanges, there was yesterday an active demand for gold for ex portation, and the whole of the 345,0001. brought in by the sgle and America has been absorbed. A great deal of gold is at present being sent to Ger many. The Avon has taken out 49,2961. in gold for Rio Janeiro. The sugar market yesterday was very animated,and the public sales went off at an advance of fully la. per cwt The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 13th inst. for the conveyance, from the River Thames, of 300 tons of hospital stores to Scutari; and of 00 tons of ambulance waggons, carte, &e., to Constan tinople, "or such places in the Black Sea as may be found neceseary." The stores in each case are to be conveyed in a sailing vessel, which most be ready to load immediately. The half-yearly meeting of the Portsmouth Rail way Company is called for the 27th inst. A call of 11. (making 31. paid) is to be paid on the shares of the Boston, Sleaford, and Midland Counties Railway Company by the 15th November. The 45th auction of the foreign redeemable debt of Spain is to take place at Madrid on the 29th inst., for which purpose 375,000 reales have been assigned by the government. Tenders will be received in Lon don until the 20th inst. _ _ _ The general meeting of the Ebro Canalisation Company is to be resumed on the 20th inst., at Madrid. TVIMDAT EVINVIO. The official announcement of the evacuation of the southern side of Sebastopol by the Russians has been attended by a singularly limited effect upon the stock markets. The English funds opened at a rise of about # per cent., but, under the influence of realisations by parties who had speculated for a rise, and of some heavy sales by the broker who acts for the Bank of England, a decided reaction then set in. The closing quotations were the lowest of the day, and even a shade below the final range of yesterday. According to current report, the sales of stock by the Bank have amounted to-day to some 400,0001., and yesterday toabout 250,0001. These operations are inter preted as indicating a fuller employment for money, and coupled with the continued tffiux of gold, have almost completely counteracted the favourable influence ex ercised by the gratifying accounts from the seat of war. Although the successes of the Allies must be regarded as a great step towards the attainment of a stable peace, the public mind, as reflected in the stock markets, is disposed to take a sober view of our present position, and to discourage exaggerated ides u to the consequences of the victory just achieved. The influences in operation upon the money and corn markets tend powerfully towards inducing this feel ing of caution. Money to-day was in active demand in Lombard street, and full rates were exacted. The payment of 20 per cent. which falls due to-morrow (Wednesday) upon the Lew Turkish loan, will absorb one million, and exercises some influence upon the market. It may also be useful to mention that on Tuesday next, the 18th inst., falls payable au instalment of 10 per cent., or 1,600,0001., upon the last British loan of 18,000,0004 when an issue of Consols of correspond. ing amount will take plaor. It is understood, how ever, that this payment has been made to a great extent in anticipation. The proportion of New T hir ty 180,000 1 Agealbla all I 4 80,000 1 tdasbAastraliva Odd all MAU NM Ample 000010 WOO 29 taasOmilmi 1 MON 1 9042(410101Dorlylee 94 a,(150 AO • Ims it fail, all 15 1 20,00 SO 600 Tree l4 1 10,000 U 511nalmp.(boat141.012 1 1 1 11.000 SO Da. Omme 15 Cutaba 1 all 3 Si 11,000 SO Do. NAM Del Rey 10 27 29 80,090 1 M0,010.11000.,Jam 4 6 Ipm 12,00 e 40 Cabot . 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Narigatica, 10, Se OswiralLLSlttpplng Oa MOW I O•a. ken Screw Collie D), 1 Wedltswarwan Elect.TeL SO, 1 Dealers 18 St.Amerlear 811.00( 1 Nadesal Patet.Stm. Pee: 12,81 1 Nstherlawls Lswd.--.... 11,31 la Do. Do. -. Be, 5 C 10.5 p.etPre.is. 4 ldls. I 111,er I Werth SW. Merrakielas 28, 10 Nertk ci Lwow Wawa- le, I Drifted Oes 110, 6 Peelliverlwalklateral so, /Swim& Oeteatal Una 10, ID De Sew IS, Diana Iron Dempsey 1 Dad Nall Roue .. - I lisellit Alma. laveatat. 100,000 De. New —... 1 Australks Lel- -78, Sikewelso 'Wei. Weip.. 15. De. Da. Rigrigered 06,000 10 TrestitioaltDawrOpOut 10,000 1 Vas Illensses lasi ...... P 41.1 RAILWATIL 3% 1 -- ij Anier - T. li .. .. citr om — liatii• sag La J .. all Ilina.Wsivis Illemllairy Oldialair lifts. Jam el Piassilatilladil.C. LI Ow ea. 416. Ildeid moil Izmir ..... arl 1 6- Niga - a! - Ir - em.4' rATir,P7l6.7BlA — b al. 100 last vl Dlibi all e i Laad H.) all Rolm 100 Dam Was. A 100 De. dna 0 De. 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(Free Lead ... Do. ISO 634. Num, 13 dole) 1800 . pald Oustzsi. per ow. 13111 11.T.Cestral epermt. (Flak forill)1833 Do. 7 par mat. ealgertllis .. 1544 Now Yak is Iris t mi5t.801‘.333. 1682 de. do. 11171 Do. do. Ird Met. „. 1347 De. do. Makin Vaud .„ 1373 Oblemi Pa 3. team tesios.lll72 OWarl I.e Ken. Mde ... De. lei TesasyL $ p.st de. Ontral 11d0,14 Mortgage do, Wm ... PIA& sod p. o. IS Um Id* Ds ill Katy" Ip. lad 711 et itu. 96 a ii N W ii 117 se •2 Si Se fl PI IN el 4 41 74 $ 144 14 dis. 14 15 • II Ms $1 114 a at Is s 10 5 4 da 11 7 14 14 lea log 711 13 DS 415 6 1 17 13 72 74 6 2 1 2 67 116 IL 73 122 126 lee 101 66 2 66 4 63 64 72 75 6,1 72 pa 4 7 4 Pa Ili 52 q q ri_ ti_ iii fif 1 Id 1 ^ 1 dis die 14 IS I 7ft 47 So . 14 U 1 $4 f q 84 elf 41 11 f $1 die I 49 &I It 27 71 71 7e /Zs 126 4 136 47 6 91 94 0 els 0 13 17 1011 Ito TS SO 43 0 10 10 49 de II U I lets ICs par 114 Si U Si le N i Is y id ar ft far US 6 ICI 6 8 1 II 74 I zd 97 Of 4 719 In 4 tie II 6114 If li In 1 1 2 4 i fi 1 I all all 211; 10 Years' Annuities to be issued on this occlude" is at the rate of 14s. 6d. annuity per 1,0001. of the original ' allotment. Including this instalment, and without taking into account anticipatory payments, 70 per cent., or 11.200,0001. of the loan will have been paid up. The three final instalments will amount to 10 per cent. each, and fall due respectively on the 16:h October, 20th November, and 18th December. At this last date the proportion of new stock to be issued will be equivalent to 20 per cent., the creation of stock against the deposit of 10 per cent. on this loan having been deferred until the completion of the pay ments. At Paris today the Three per Cent. Renton were reported by telegraph as closing at 67.80 for account, and 67.40 for money, being only a shads higher than the final prices of yesterday. The Four-and-a-Half per Cents., however, show a rise of per cent. At Vienna the tenor of the news from Sebastopol has caused a sensible diminution of anxiety in the Money Market, the exchange on London having fallen from 11.10 to 11.5, whilst the premium on the precious metals has declined 11 to 2 per cent. The premium on gold comes quoted at 201 per cent., and that on silver at 161 per cent. At Frankfort the same advices have occasioned a rise of 11 per cent. in Austrian stock. Consols, which at the close of the house yesterday stood at 91, opened this morning at 911 to 1 .for the 12th October, and thence gradually declined to 901 to 91, the closing price. For money the final quota tion was 904 to 1. The supply from the Bank, coupled with the knowledge that fresh creations of stock will probably teke place monthly until the coon elusion of the war, checks any upward tendency. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, 1, 4, 91, 911, 911 ; ditto, for account, 12th Oct., 911, 1, 4. India Stock, 230. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 1001, 1; ditto, 1859, 1001, 1. Omnium, 41, 41 prem. The March Exchequer Bill' were dealt in at 10s. to 14e. prem.; the June Bills at 10e. to 13s. prem.; and India Bonds at 235. to 275. prem. In the foreign stock market Turkish securities con tinue to show chief sensitiveness. After advancing in the morning with Console, these stocks expe rienced a reaction in the afternoon owing to the large surplus of floating stock in the market, as indicated by the settling now in progress, which hes led to the exaction of high rates of interest for " carrying over" both the Six and Four per Cents. The Six per Cent. Bonds are marked as high as 941, and closed at 931 to 1 for the new account, and 93 to 1 for money. The New Guaranteed Four per Cent. Scrip was first dealt in at 14 prem., but had receded at the close to II to 11 prem. The Scrip of the new French loan was lust quoted 21 to 31 prem., but was first marked 31 prem. Spanish Bonds were spin better. Mexi can remained tree from fluctuation, despite the cri tical state of political affairs in that unhappy re public. It is worthy of remark that the overthrow of the Russian power in Sebastopol has been unat tended by any appreciable effect upon the prices of Russian stooks, which are supported in the various European markets by the interposition of sputa of the Russian Government. The foreign exchanges this afternoon were gene rally higher, bills on most places being more offered. In the case of Vienna and 'Trieste a decline occurred, in response to the increase of confidence reported by telegraph from Vienna. The current rates 'are an nexed, viz.: On Paris, at short, 25.121 to 20; ditto, three months, 25.421 to 471; Amsterdam, short, 11.611 to ; ditto, three months, 11.181 to 1 ; Ham burg, 13.81 to 1; Frankfort, 1 18 1 to 4; Vienna, 11.24 to 28; and Trieste, 11.26 to 30. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANOE.—Szir. 11. WIG eon M. Maw,. Time. Macau negotiated thug day. Amsterdam per t $ Months II& Illietv.... 1111. Iniatv. Ditto Rotterdam erp Antw ~ ~ 3M' 37 a. ... 2311.4ertv. / e. .. St seid. 00d.._..s Sn ;. .. tape: 37 258. 40sty. Haraburgaerlaltoss ~„ w lli,, , 15atee.111seb. At. Petersburg per ruble 334 ~. 334 Puts per i Feat 23tr. lee. ... 2Str. 1745. Ditto „ 3 Sleuths 25fr. 424 e. ... 2.59.. 45e. Kindlier Prankteruces-tbealabreper glO 1113111 kr. ... 11844 kr. Vierma (eibettre) „ per g „ 116 24kr. ... 119. 784 r. ~ 119. 25kr. ... 1111. 23kr. 9. per doUar . 304 poses ... 30 pews . ~ 30f peso „. 50 poet .........„ , 60 pubes ... 4 pow 60 peon .49 peace e* 39 paste .erille...'" .4 OP 60 pesos ... 4 peace Gibraltar Leghorn w or 291 r. SO& ... 291 r. 95e. Celan 2.11r. 43e. .. As. 304. lisplos pet AGM „ . 44 rots ... 44 4 Prim Palermo— pee mum . 139 pews ... 1321324 pores „ 152 pesos ... , pram Wks-- --pa saint 90 days data 53 pesos .. SS pima Opens - ... --- „ 33 place ... 334 pews Sew yak --.. re days 'et;tbt 46 M er tes.. 46 pion Itio :mire 6O days sight 26 puns ... 26 penes YdrN ddll .. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocs. In the gold mining shares to-day the only trans action recorded is in Colonial Gold at 7s. Gd. National Freudian 'hares are better. marking 3/ to n. Cubre shares have been dealt In at 68; Fortuna Mining at t prem.; and Bt. John del Ray at 28. AT-Vll'o4 is tile Mining - Exchange official Het of yesterday's sales: Alfred Consols, 13 ; Copper Hill, 0,6, 157 i ; Tineroft, 3, 31; Trelsigh Consols (old), 179. 61.; Travails, 21. 13i. 6d., 21, 3; Wheal Zion, 36.. 61. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Oa Market wu thinly attended this morning, and the arrivals of all deteriptions of grain have been moderate sines Monday, and the trade in Mark-lane, although not brisk, was firm at the advance noted on Monday.. No alteration an be reported In t►e value of any snide AIINIVALS INTO LONDON FROM SEPT. 10 TO REPT. 1. OM Ettall..6. Sots Irlah. perelith. whi5t....... isio ..... 1 ..... 1 61110 'lOO * WO D1a1t....,...... 940 I. . . I ' flour.— rata, =mei:. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Sof:mi.—The market a•witionee to have 1 very firm ap pearance. 2,100 boxes Ravansah offered by auction were bought in at nigh prices. Refined has advanced le. Der cwt.; brown lumps quoted 61e. 6d. to 62.. ; grocery, 625. to 561. Corsnz.—The public sales us progressing at steady rates. A bags business has bee. does in ratite Ceylon at Os. to 60s. 9d. . TES.—Common Coogan firm at 81d. to 91. Ric. —A fair amount of business his been dens at fall prices. SPlCES.—Penner: Penang sold at 6d. to 44.; pimento, sic ; nutmeg, 2i. 84. to 4s. 2d.; mace, 2.. to 2s 10d. ; nsogleloves, 91. to 10; I. ; cotton, 2,000 balsa sold pesterdsy on 'Chanr, at a 'bade advance. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. This market is steady. with a fair busioass doing. Town tallow is quoted 675. 9d. nett cub ; Petersburg Y.C. ore the spot, Rs. 6d.; October to December, 67e. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. iatteriden and Smith report tbet about 4,000 pockets of the new growth have errived, which up to the present time find burrs at the following prices : Mid and Boit Kent", 64 to 71. per owl. ; Weald et Keats, 51. to 61 ; Sasses. 51. to 61. 12s. The quality is unusually good. It is espeeted that when the, demand fully sets is it will be most extensive, es consumers are out of stock both here and abroad, and there is also a demand already for exportation. The duty is eetimet+ d as Pilows : Beet, 166,0001. ; Sow:, 80,0001. ; Worcester, 35,0001.; Fsroham 18,000/. ; Kiogdons,2,.oool.—Total, 300,1001. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Riddell, 215.; Wails End Keepier Gracile, 22e. 6d. ; Walls End Hettoa, 23..; Walls End Gosfortb, 21a; Walls Bad Tees, 235.-30 fresh sbips at market. CAVALRY FOR TIE EABT.—This morning orders were forwarded to the Colonel.Commendent at the Cavalry depot, Maidstone, to hold in readiness all the available unatesehed to the 10th Hussars, 12th Lsneers, and 13th Light Dragoons, for immediate embarkation for the Crimea. It is expected that the depot will furnish upwards of 200 disciplined mos, who have volunteered for there regiments fres the 2nd end 7th Dragoon Guarde, 3rd Light Dragoons, 7th Hussars, and 16th L^neere ; reinforcements will also Proceed to join the Ist and 6th Dragoon Dorado, 2nd Seoul Greys. '4th Lithe Drignets., 6th Inpiskillev, Bth Hamm sod 17th Lssesr and ie addition the 7th lin ra a .t York, and 13th Hesse , s at Manchester have beta pitted under seders for foreign service. ~A 17 176 23 206 $S 4io i diS PIT 1p 35 3; 49 41 59 54 294 101 72 71 6 9 -23 4 30 6 9 14 dl. 1n OS ISO 111 1141 1141 u 2! lie 176 S 10 II 64 I le N. i i i ; i lil 2t 1 171 17 Ili 14 I ,