The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-02 00:00:00

SURREY SESSIONS. THIS DAT. sy • xiacawiT's mum. Oyu pries, 28, emideatlal risk to Kr. Noised Tacker, atil•aloth iserebeat, Welingtowereet, Loadawbridge, was indinedi for feloniously esabesdiag upwards of 2001., the sealse of Iris nester. The prosecutor stated that the prisoner had bait la his employ about tour years, so ooneslosual dark sad sobeetas sad to mead seawall to the Mainees. It wee bb duty to weave all maim from the matmers. sad ester thus ia a book met day. Whams, b 011.11101117, 916 , meted bis that be my seldom looked is that book, bat at Mess be esesiaid the ledger to see whether the books aim kept all sight lie had as easpiaba as to the prisms" homy until about a (*might ass, *hat be hawse& to sell oa a onsioner, sad then be essartabiod that tin primes bad swim' the meows which be hen sot eating laths hook. Is sealoqames of that he was Wawa to bribe farther laquirito, mina he fed that thispetemes had en mired sere the 200 L. sad had aet aisamatied he Is Bs this sand la a maistable sad gem bat lab asetidy. The ism bead his Guilty, and the mart senteasni him to twelve meads: hard laborer la Wisdoms* Mast of Correction. £UUAVLTIIm ♦ POLICII-OONSTMILI. R. Ms Jay, O. sawyer, was imitated for walawfally sissaltiag Juan Campbell, a oterstabis of the Ketropolitaa relies Form, wit► latest to prevent his lawful apprehea elm at Liaptorpos Maass. The prboasr le a very bad &smarm, sad bas boas foe a lost time a terror to the pike about Levu.. He was la Ms oastody at the pro• smator, sad la his endeavour to snaps from him sarsalted ►iss la a very violist maser. Tho jury fogad him Gusity. and the wart sinusoid bias to two aseatlie ►ard labium. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. 0131 LDH• LL. MOM Will SIATIItO. As Iridium. et the same of Posed. wee pissed at the bar Wen Alderman' IP.aais, charged with assealtiag his wife. Pelleere'astable 340 said, skeet fear o'clock this soratag be was sealed from Fl«t•strsst late St. Dsssiat'►eosrt, Is white the prisoner lived. Ha reseeded to the se- mad loaf frost rasa with the priestlier, who was shading et the street doer, sad head his wife tittle( is a shalt, appereatiy is great spay. He asked her It she bad beta ill•wd by her blestiaad, sad she said she had bees 'Weedy awaited ►y him. The riser" deeded kiwis' meshed her. Than were marks of bleed apes bee tam sees the arse. ♦ deetee was meat tor, sad gam Cm eertilieste peedeeed. Bush Emma said she ems at the home Is St. Deastas'a. wart this monis& sad arm is the stain sad heard the riseese's wife samming " Harder." She west up stairs sad limed that the pi out bad looked himself is the room with Ida wife. Witmer therefore sailed for anisteace, as she wee afraid be wield murder hie wife. After the door was epee, she west iato the ream sad remained there while the 45.15 e was the!' The *settled', which was seen read, stated that the pri ermer's wife is safferiag from mineral very morn Werke haired*. the heed sad 'body, sad that she sow Iles at home is a very dui/germs soaditioa. Alderman Maim said it was a very ardor ease, mid he &add reseed the prisoner for a week. The priseam asked if he might give bail. Aldermen Nerds said eartaiely sot, se his wife sight die ham the lajerise she had received, sad they he amid be simeged with dm mime of murder. The primer, who appeared of a wry 'What tamper, was this 1505,51 from the desk. BOWSTBBBT. IoBIZIAT. Richard Hawes was charged before Mr. Judie, with stealth( a quantity of ladies' wearing apparel, from the Q• 0112 1 .6 Head, Oust Qaesa.street. Miss Asa Barrett stated that she lived at the home, sad was is the bar last mooing about aim o'cleelt, whim the saw; the prisoner walk alter the passage into the street, with 'great btadie it his posesesiot. She raised as alarm aid the eriesesr wss speedily °musket and temeght bask spit. Os the *imitation of the beadle, it was proud to metals drum, petticoats, lima, and ether Wilds' of the same kind, an belougiag to witness. The primer offered to explanation of the oseurreace, sad dealited today anything is answer to the sharp. He was emeatitted for triel. OUTRAGE IT • TICCIT OP Li•VI MLN. Cornetist, Cons r, a youag mat, who, aotwithiteadiag the sHietiat of Wisdom, was for malty 711411 use of the wont characters is the district, was charged with made , lag the • eliee. The primmer, la the middle of the sight, IMO *get/ &egging a Imam shag a getter is Drury-Ina. He IMP drank, sad the language tittered by him was described a extremely revolting. A police 'tastable interfered, spas whisk he made • uvage attack on the °facer, sad bit a OM oat of his Mum. The pima said the mime was his ester emi be wasted to get bee bone. He denied aessaltiag the gam, sad, as anal, dwelt upon his siNeties." Mr. Jardine said he had resastaberal the primer for may lean as me ;01 the went *bisectors he ever hat to deal with; sad, sow that be had hem 'gala liberated, as tickehoflesve, he appeared beat es reversing his former habits. There emd4 he as doubt that he would he seat beck pia to compete the term for which he was originally traasporhd. Fur thi preesat edema he meet he ettastated On three wash, to hard labour. CLBBICSNWSLL. TEE MILLS IBLZ • pane/tau mosseted with the committee lately ap mimed far the soppmaim of the Belle Isle salaam, ap- plied to Mr. Carrie for his advise sad assistant* tader the followiag elscesseteaces The appliesat stated that be yesterday had as Wonky with is. of the Mouton of police for the N division, who kid Wonted him that after undiag it their reports to the Boss Secretary, at order had but received that so pro. reedier were to be takes seder the Smoke Act I. the m ust. It ma of the Mimi Wipe:team that sosethieg should be dote to repress so grave a asisaace, the health of tot km than 60,000 pumas, Inhabitants of the distriet is gesetiee, being amused. The ethicist= ;Mug frem the meaufastere of the blood masers was met offensive, tad the whole of the seighbourlood was polemisd la the mune of ea be,,. Is the meaufacture of this matte large gmatities of uelpherie mid, hese duet, ad ether elleasive matter was used. Several persons had left the ardittheer• hood yesterday solely through the matieastes of this automat Hr. Cowrie thought it would be better for the sppliesakte p to the ROUIS-0.119 and represent that he had been to the mart, whoa, if they terneed to set. the treeless had better take the matter up. SOUTHWARK. ATTIOUTED SUICIDE Uf • POLICE CELL. Mettkla Irtikerne, a &coat looking yowl; woman, wee shined with attempt's' to simile herself while in ono. tedy in the polite station. It appeared that the primer was Inked up lest night for Winkle; some wisdoms sad wee*q a distarbenee is tN palate streets, while la a state of laisalesties, sad during the algid she nearly susseeded isetimpiag herself. Hr. Alleekett asked whether she had made any remarks sheet k Mese. The somptable replied that site had s few Niigata ego threeleaed to repeated the attempt. ilia Alleakett oohed the primer what she hod to say is sower to the sharp of attemptiag to destroy herself ? Site said—l have moths*. to say. Hr. A Bsskstt remanded her to gaol, so that she might have the atteedisso of theme* sad the shepisin, when the state of her mind would be aserillgoaL She wee aosordiegly ismaaded M Heeessesoger-leme Gael for a week. LAMBETH. STVADT !AMU. Awns Monett gad Jain EsOkir, two stardy going kilns if 19. wen sheeted with stung • ensidession dla tethaw i• treat of Lambeth Workhouse es Shp PloNaMill algae; sad Mantwt wee additteaslig shorted with imoms leg • large nese thong\ sad amain a neon of glees. of the vein et de. di. Nina, the porter es the Ludo* Workbeese demi* Mat es Friday sight Met the pellosen slept at saw work bean ea nisei papas, sad discharged theoretical ea Sagssary amis.. Os Saturday sad &today Weds thing also slop is the low, sal sis pnssasiss taismelesi Ist TEE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, sashnis IS Meads, sight, they IMO Isla that ten estell sot be admitted without is mkt from me of the taken ollbsers They his west away, sad reunited la a skeet ties, and having bees man refused Meitteses they °senesced • 'metastable disturbance, end ►lee of then lam a etme isle the mottoes apartment, araddsg a large meats of glee of the elm of 3s. bd. I They were this taken foto custody, sad Willa brought ha. the hear, Marriott lemmata to den the water. Mutiott.—Whet I said was, that if I bad • pistol at the time I should shoot bin. Marriott said he bad • slain is the parish, sad had bow oar of the workhouse for two mouths. Mr. Blest told him he ►ad se nese= then at all, sad ordered his. to pay 3. 64., the maw of the glass he broke, or go to Wsadsworth Rowse of Cernstios for twenty-me Ist days, sad the other prisoner too tee days for the disturb gi sae. WIRATIffiIIIIIIIER lax AINIATLT AMAMI OCT OV TIM LAIC ATTACK ox TII3 lIIDAL This day Mr. Was. Nynoiss , waddle' at No. 9, Ebnly- r t. Maw, Pimlico, was charged with sessoldag a young palls is ann. of the sans of Aleoek. a Mediasl student, living at in 8c No. 21, Aqhm-terrase, Chelsea. et The wmplainant stated that, shoat half peat 1 o'clock r, Was morning, he wee new the Asylowterreee, when the s t. defendant same up to hie sad demanded eatiefeetios, as he to alleged, for wine ezpreesiose made we of by eom Mt plainest on the parlous eight. He sapwood lefoseelf et is the time is wry provoking language, sad pW ciemplaisaat a slight blow en the etse.t. Oemplainent we*: a polies- FA. Ewa galled him ee maiewaso, as be watinead the same i t . @Deduct and streak him spin. On the former weerien at. when they met they were entire stringers to web other, lo tq and their coavereation tweed apes the late attark of We 16) Radon. He alecas eomplalsent was not able to Pro- 6 ,1, nonage We Woo B seweetly—allsded to complainant's is " ' pertesciss of prewnselatios. Tao defeadast observed that whew Ito net the ownplaia eat on the Int missies after they bad sous sonvenation 20 about bebaseepol, he asked hi= If he was not ashamed of 1 0 3. being ea Itegliahnian, tad did net speak so reepeettoll) or a t . the Qeota as he (defendaat) thought he should bare dose. 62 The sosplainant and deteudant were blth held to bail, yy sash in 1001., and two sureties iatsol. sash to keep the peace 01t. toward seek ether for at: =oaths. to COMXITTAL Or DANIBL LOILDIJI 101 3117/Dlll4 ri Daniel Lords*, cherged with the wilfsl =ardor of hie wife, Catherine, as the 18th of &lumber, was broagbt i r before Mr. D'Erseourt for lied osarairratlos. so The .out and its praises' wen densely crowded by pen a eon of both seise, swifts to sate► a glimpse of the prisoner, le who betrayed the setae ealonose sad indifference se on t►s last hearing. Two fresh winners. neenly, the Isadlord of the public- " hewn where the rails was held, sad onstable 62 H. were is galled ; the former to prove that du gamer was very ILL drink sail violent while at his home oa that sight. and Ti the latter to speak to having bees nmposted by Kingston to apprehend prisoner for an wank as him. es. By advise of his satiates, the wesheed resened tie de. Lena, sad the winners wen hosed ern to appear and give evidents et the nest ensaleg Old Bailey Beedons t is TEN lITITIZIOIIIII DIATZ 11.11 ZATCLI77. au 213 A fortnight since the ►ody of a woman sassed Healey, 20 the dasghter of a Corals% baronet, and who had led a p somewhat gay life„ was dusurniod is a Imam in Queen's- 4 place, Commortdslacad E at, Eateliff. It was is a very deacon- 20 posed state, the face Win partly eaten away by magmas, : awl the woman mast hare been dead Ilftres or dation days. to A. open verdict was returned on the amour's inquest, that : the woman was found dead, but that there was no evidence before the jams, as to Istsw or by what mankeke same by her death. No pen mortem examination of the body book plan, sad coadderable dinatiefeetioa 8 1 ,1 has been expressed by the people I. the neighbourhood 81. that so abate were made to amertais the emus of death. e s The beam in which the body wee fang wee hind • month 1 mynas by ama who described Ihimself as a medical 61 peactitioan, bat who wee not forthcoming at the inquest. ; Nimble, the beadle of Rateliff, sad William Smith, • polies sergeant, No. 28 K, were directed io to look after the man, sad they road hint in Holland- m street, Blackfrian ; bat he gam them ao information to daddato the mystery in which the stair is invoiced. b• This morales/ Hr. Hall, who bind the home, which still remehte closed, waited ea Kr. 'Yardley aad, erodes:in a newspaper, said he was &vireos of draw. 60 lag the anagistrate's attention to *statement in the peper relating to a mysterious death la RetaliK m. Mr. Yardley—l know nothing about • mysterious death. St Kr. Heil—My thornier is at Make ia coaminence of the is imputative' throwa out is the mewepapere. to Bt. Ms. Yardlgy-1 boss 'odds; to do with &gasper Address yourself to the editors. Mr. wish to totals, sir. ti Mr. hardly—Hut I *moot allow you to raplala. Mr. Sall—A detective Aker bas bran is pursuit of um. Mr. Yerdloy—Thea pies maned up. lfi Mr. 11411-1 krag, sir, sad ho mays he doa't wont see. Mr. Yardley—l know aothlos about this mysterious e death. This gran is am a plats to *melodist or soplela sway stotomsalo la the rampages. I Inlet how you. Mr. SsU thou Miro& to Revisits, Barrister Ithis Varmint pvejsdpwat. after lessi amuses tby Kr. .... Ilia*, Bain aad Mr. Loom, ea UM VW, lasponeat gas,- it gee, whacks' • party who had Maimed SO ban hie maw 0 pissed ea dm mister, but shiett was set dose is epees l i V mum el tke oniony smiting to mike est • list, meld N . ban it inserted by the Banda( Barrister. The point to arose is the ease of Kr. Janes Wilms, is the parish of fit % /Maybes. Walbrook. It woe preyed ea • previous day use that the males of slain bad bees duly osend IL to na the .111,1110 M, bet as it wee the eel, &Wm, to sad, IS there VSB OSS of the NNW WWI 011 the : Vet, the oversew looked e• it ea • nen sample ts of minima whisk isond be aassiled. sad Mergers AM sot I sake est • list. Ws liemor, however, held that, as ikon had beau so list, be mold set treat it me is sealants' .atainies ' is and insert the same, set raid he plies the sea_ en the register. The thine wee therefor* disailowed, red the elsiment left to bit remedy at law, by which he ma re i t mover 10W. damages seder the statute. la EXTENSIVE ROBBILET DT Two SoLonms or TEE Pen Dauttoon GUAZDI —A moot ortaaaive robbery was to oemmitted by Henry dykes and Jacob Gibbs, both of the r. .149 Or Primates Royal's Dragoon Gaudy, who neareded to fa 111111dag the apartments of Captain MMillotes, of the Isms l i r ) regiment, sad tarrying off the whole of his valuable pro- is party, htelediag the richly embroidered aniforms. Tas Fonsion Lacnox.—Orders hero boon for- WO warded to Dover, Canterbury, and abernaliffe, for the 1 , immediate oarbarkatioa of a battalion of the Royal Stein 6 Legion, sad soother of the .Royal Orrsaa Legioa, the S battalions asesbuing 2,400 men, armed with Mold rifles, • will mooed to Pectsmasti for embarkation ; their desine tisa in the WK Watson, is understood to be Malta. Iw blunt= Dimarriown rsom Hu bininen'o 100 Fosons.—The returns of defaulters from her Majesty's joo sinks for the past month show a marked lames* em rhos. of that preesding, the total numb-r of deserters being WM. I r. AWFUL CASE OF SUDDEN DIATIL—This morning. to about fl *Walk, as Kr. Ed ward Nugent, shipping clerk to Meters. Piekford, sorrier, to the Loudon and North-Western 114 Railway Company, was making an entry Is his boot, he C runaway fail forward, sad ea being raised he was head to 10 be gulls dead. to Le Fins IN SNOVLANI, FLEET•tmazet.—Thin morn. betwoos 6 and 6 o'clock, • pr, occurred os the orteasiro premise of Kasen. Davey sad Dale, brass-founders, No. 13 20 and 9. Waftirleae, Plestirtreet. The building In whisk the fro woe dissevered is situate between Shoo-lase sad Pop pinneonst. not Is surrounded by dwellings Melly inhabited • W post puma The upper pan of the dabble, shops I; Abort, end the premises of Moran. D. Comm, sad Co., 10 makers, Roe. 6,6, and 7, were damaged. The leas will 4 1 pill en the Head-in-Hand sad Sea Fire lemma Ofileas. BRUM= Aocusiro.—Tttio morning's= named " itOgie woos. aged 47 yea, was threwsout ifs mart. sad es ewes re wee lesaitliet kis sea wee Woke*: TIDI DANGER OF Bao•Canto • WHISK! CAM— Nur of the Rene British Railway Cosesay's sensate are is oat* Ise theft. The wateltaaa at Leith Jearitioa sad essalhose Meal ars two of panty parties. Oat sight bM weekdavy presosied, la the desk. le broads a oak la wsiges: The wesebose, to hailitate the bowleg proem. pinged Ws beam sins to the east tialeekUy iteastafaed arse Wks What the barrel wee perforated, the whisky lashed eat vd ignited at the Wawa, predwift a roads. grades whirl destroyed the wanes sad the wkele of the pods la tt. Rae of the are wee rasa burned. A severe tintuderiders visited Aideeebott assospaaied via teem% of &Wag the asp' rad Ski samitedieg ORM. The passessest map for 10.00 ass is is peeoreee DAY. Two Ohms. TM railway share mukst today is Maeda% bat rly steady. Lancashire and Yorkshire stook at, better, at 76 to 781; and Midland at 841 to 851. London and North-Western remains gaoled 911 to 92}; and Great Western, Mt to 85. ' French limes are bettor. 0111DDIADY SHAM MID MCI. !'t 291ffirksalas.aCbahlsi. ea Dar — ...4 ila 014 a I .4. _w: lW ft s e lOU . curry gaybaar.. all Orb awl Monism.. 44 Delia mei Mist Poem Fra I — d I. au OA wow s.• Attu.. i a:).. xassirs ISO Seism tholisa.Clase A.. 101 DA dm g . "i tollerl a Z tw we Not wa 1111Adriliss1 idsbarpt Adtaisurgb,PartbSltaise ;10.1 011iersylt WWI Waists . 1111 001110000 10 Ur a. 080.--- wo 33 . 1111Nk. too Gt. Wa.(116 ), 100 art SEWS 100 na Oraistalloyea. all Lassulaa and Carla* 141 Ds. MOIL Da Now Tads ....... WO Laminable, sad lagbablaa 194 De. SAM woe MIN all Lamas mei Madeail 100 a caiii 180 == - la Indus _ _ .111 Do. PAW. 14 S 4 De. Lesioutit Ifirtuns 47i Do. SW Do. lb _ _ lOU Moab. ad. a WOOLOuII. 1111 Ds. Lain% Ilk. 1 1 Ilstrepolliss. 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MN Per Me , Toll 15 ......... - -r-r , ÷:*=.tral lit WKS CUL M 30,111 KM 62 rsli al imit Omiedi iiiiii'i:. .- MS 1.303 VII SAG WI THI DAT or THANuoinno AT MANOZZIPTI2.-.- , The Rev. Cares Clifton prearbod the raortfrag sermon at dm Cathedral, Kaaaheater, ea Sanday, to a erowded solo pregaliasr hos the 144th Pula—" the pram of David Air his victory "—verso 10. The words are, " And hart delivered David thy saresat from the peril of the sword.* The ermagorgatious ars said to hays bora satisally tugs to mast of the churches. The issatifal floricultural stock of the Ws Mrs. Lawman, of Maim-park, was said by Kr. J. 0. Sesvons on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Satardey is last west, and the farming slack ea last Thursday. T'hs orshide grim sold as Tuesday aid Wednesday Ii Lamas, and restbsd very szeollatt rims; tad the prostheses plume, among* which wen use very exquisite epseinases. rots acid is the dine following days at the prdess ; ass antes Maori 11 guineas. Baron Rothashild was ego of purshassre. THE ALMlnglierr CARP.—In tonntiallics of a public moths barb.' bees Israel by Mr. Hewett, Ors ' , Mew 'under the Aldsrahott laeleeur., es stop up sad dissouthiss the publia road passisp arse the AldsrehotOormace from tything of Bwabott, ha the parish of Croudall, to the turnpike road mar the map, a public awtieg was eau' Mold at the George Hotel. Wilma, on Friday aftersoos, for the purpose of remarrriag wastrel for ',Tawnier, the paid road. The Right Hoe. the Speaker took the chair. The sooting was maraeronaly attended; arninsget dims we noticed Sr R. Midway, C. Lehoy, B. Randall, B. C. ilgortos, K.P.v .P. (E•tham pat). Rev. A. C. Lamy, C . and a number of tics principal tenantry in tics asighbonr hood. It appeared from statements made by the gettleases who admired ths nesting, that dm War authorities had suggested to Mr. Hewett, who was their valuer, the asess sly 0 1 Wroirplap up the road loading front Aldershot*. oesses. The .filet of repting up this road would bs to and those who reside at Rhythm or Hartirry.row, or any where In that neighbourhood, wits had bugloss at the mop, a soasidarabl• distance mad. It sponged testy absurd l thing as ths part of ski Board at Ordure, Is _e.ep up the reed is qaestht, inassateh as it would bo risalstaly saw& say that the amp shad& he moaned with nem asWM horn time to thin by persons Livia( in the vicinity vaml of coarse It perms had it and their goods three or &Mod= round, it seal tonnes the expense on ell dike= la tic adglassebsed. The real obieet of t mleywris is hem lowa= mine kr . bin toss was se vasiessarby ba&resm. WON with a essassaisaliss lletwosa the Alleges to the and the two lamps. It mousathassily resol by dre seeting that sod of appeal to the seldom should b• dean spats tic stoppage of the read sad about 601. was 'Use to Os rises towards the serressary ii pious. TM Spikes mg do militated to 'th y to the resolMisus *domed to Lod Yeastre, es Ssegetary of War —BerileMrs Moser& MUTE 0/ • CaNTUAItIAX.--Jolustitterlitk ai L.. Gulls fir shoseaskrr—a Mtn* of the alai Mae _ _), Koorbled. Tenandiek dial en Tuesday, 11th Sept., al the of lagoon. Kt wait satin of Dusk% , r: . _ 1= 1 :1"'":—....:1§...add 21 " 1/16,011 141. A N% Oillinias —.. all I a lb Amlielloi 1 NINON Coreasta.. .. 01 IS Ina it Onal an 8 — T IS IS 0101.0*.(124.011.pm is q 3 SAN SO Da.Noreademiaba all 0 36 11,000 13 Da. N.J.ls Del Ray 13 OIS NON 1 4430.000.1110430.0 am 6 6Ns6 pa 1.1.000 0 ecais tr ig —.-- Ol 114 0 100000 i 300000 St. teoppte Mum of EN. a se is moo Is gikh int ii Ns OM. all N N -- —.....— II II 30 15.000 1 'Patna .Z.-- 11000 SO Will all 13 ts 100,000 1 Itampli ing. an 1 I 73000 1 Deity at laden all 11,040 46 NON* all NM 1 0,0801011100 Mated all Ila pa 00,000 1 = 8.. .....—... 10,000 S IN It. ...... 10,000 $ LaiNias 101016 1 . a. 0110001 os il igZaa: " .. ma ) woe 1 Same MINN an 10,000 110 PaNalbatid 01106 10 0 all 10 IS 1080 00,0000 1 0 2040 Part 111114 .- ......-..-- 1 4 I 140 10000 00 tlo7 ourl Ins 0,000 11 •Do. 100/ lON ,SO lostlap de Cdr.— lff if 4 WON 1 10011 Awaranas -. all I 6010 IS na craft .... - . 9 I/ 0,114 .taa 1 111 laiiiii . .-- all 3 10,00 1 Walla ... all 6 6 100000 1 41`408101prea -- 4O 6 I f tramirrsela by staarai Nal. 10i/10d E 11 1:1 Ilk 160 fu 119,0001.1asaailisty 1 . 01 1 : l 4 , - & - Praisrases I Crystal Nato (aria. all - res.lkAastraut Oarpor j 111 10 Isom lama . 11 • - 111. 11•2101910000 A 111 11/Mgallsa H - - 14 Oa. all AIN 069.1914 lama Oak" - - 1 MellonsismaslONtasi. 611 I 10 I NNW. i 114Aaaselsaa 9 0 14 001 ' 1 1419•01 PaaN.Mtm, feel an - - HO 10 Nallimboda Laad.--;. 11 11,111 10 De. 05.... an 80. DWI 9.01.990 0 .1kai1i1L 1(j WA 5,110 180 Ilv.aramilLawidarl N - 1110.010 I Mob avairibals an . 21.810 I NINO legate. aim. - - 111.0110 distil Gil ltf IMMO Pallibarlanalklllseaal al 111 94 SUN 11006.60010•1 Nam an AMA 1 r5O lessammes- 1 14 KIN Mb mpg - - NON i bode averanyeita. .11 14 14 WAIT 1 Diu Pow . 14 1 0 1 Si Sidi Amalie I 1 Sakorba So*. n t. ausao MbeleseDs. lON 10 OWN•- - 111908 IN Or Dianse'llaual SIC In 146 , MONEY MARKEr-THIS DAY. P` Two Ohm& 110 Is @task merket is latbstr heavy to- 0/4.' After a &elks of 1 per mgt., pricacers now quoted 1 per sent. lower than they closed yesterday. CooPls wens fleet parked 581 far the 12th October, Indiums shwa recovered to 881 to 1. For money. the quo*. Lion is 881 le 1 Exehequer Bonds hoer bees dealt• in at 99,;, F o p:hey:sr Bids at Bs. die. to le. rent. and India Bonds at 2s. prem. ' . 4 Turkish Pecks continue steady. Tits Aix per Cents. have ranged between 861 and 86, aid are new quoted 861 to 1, or per cent. lower than yesterday' afterpoou. The'lerip of the New 'Four per Cent. Loan la dull, at 11 to 11 dis. Mexican Bonds have been dealt in at 211; Granada Deferred, et 61 to 61; Buenos Arun, at 66; Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 991 ex. div.; Sardinian at 141; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., at 1911 and Dutch Two-tad-a-Half per Cent., at 81. The amount of specie brought in by the Atlantic from New York le only 15,040 dole., or about 3,0331. The exchange on London bad assumed a more un favourable appearance for this country, and it would appear that shipments of breadstuff@ ere now likely to take the plate of specie remittances. The Ascendant has arrived from Sydney, and the Norpan from Adelaide, but neither of these vessels is known to have any gold on freight., The corn market yesterday was quiet, at hat Mon day's prices. Flour was in less demand for expatia tion, but not cheaper. The supply of British corn was moderate. The arrivals or foreign corn into London last week were 8,930 qrs. of wheat, 28,421 qrs. of oats, no barley, and 2.739 sacks and 6,343 barrels of flour. Importers of floating cargoes eon float to ask last week's prices, but only two cargoes , were reported sold yesterday. Rye still meets sal+, continental demand, but no floating cargoes of this grain are offered. Yesterday 14 gram cargoes were announced as having arrived at ports of call, viz., 7 of wheat end 7 of maize; but of these, 2of wheat and 6 of maize were sold before arrival. Advice's from St. Petersburg of the 22nd ult, re port a decline in the exchange on Louden, which comes quoted at 361 told. This movement is cm. sidped likely to stimulate the smuggling of gold ' from Russia, to the further derangement of the enemy's finanose. During the week the large quan tity of from 13,000 to 16,000 casks of tallow had been taken at 111 ro., whilst for delivery next season the price was 113 to 116 ro. The quantity of tallow despatched to this country from St. Petersburg is stated at from 40,000 to 43,000 casks, against 45,000 to the same period of last year. Subjoined is a statement, compiled by a practical authority from the government tables, of the quan tities of sugar imported and entered for consumption during the 12 months ending the 6th September in the lest three years. The figuns for the present year, however, are six days short, extending only to the 31st August. The imports of sugar, it will be seen, are almost the same as those of the previous 12 mouthy, whilst the consumption has increased by no less than 48,741 tons. The diminution of stocks thus indicated explains the late rapid rise in the price of sugar : 1863. 1864. 1866. Raw tees 340.431 888,198 394,277 Refined toss 17. 06 718'44.14. 1.1.5.14 Total tow 373,677 426,084 MITT PAID. 1853. 1864. Raw tons 3114,976 Rased tons 11,622 Molasses tons 14,666 Total tons 890,084 402,661 The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 14th nit. were 9,0891. sterling, being at the rate of 371. 14s. per mile per week, spinet 6,0481., or 201. 19s. per mile, in the corresponding priod of last year. At a meeting of the Patent Nitro-Phosphate or Blood Manure Company, to be held on the 10th iost., it will be proposed to brio; the undertvkiog under the provisions of the new Limited Liability Act. In the market for land ahares yesterday there was lit tle change. Those of the Meths:loads Land Company I were rather firmer. Union Bank of Australia shares were rather better than on Saturday, but Bank of Anstressia and Bask of London shares were more offered. The Royal Mail Steam Company's shares , were dealt Ina 74 to 751 ; Illinois Central Railroad Seven per Cent. Bonds, 1876, at 721 ex int. ; ditto 100 dol. shares, with 16 dais. paid, at 6 dia.; and Penosylvaoia Central Second Mortgage Sterling Bonds at 91 (exch., 4e. Bd.). MONDAY 1•7011111116 The English funds showed a little 11•12411111 s OM period of the day, but the decline, which did nit env sold 3 per omit., wee recovered in the attention. One market appears to be chiefly supported at by the operations of the public, who have bosun mere active breeders at the existing lower rowel Flows. The chief restraining lawns is exenind by the coodoned sales of stock by the Bank of lioglaad, and by the knowledge that the • of gold has not yet ceased. It has &oily been mentioned that geld to the amount of 1,800,0001. has lately bean drawn from this market for the Bank of Flaws. We ass in a position to state that an additional sem of not far short of half a million has been taken linos the middle, last week, in fulfilment of further contracts. In the best informed quarters no expectation exists that any . of this gold will find its way back to this enstry. The discount market today showed en imam of ate sad tude, but in the Stook Exchange there b mum —a fact which is easily explained by the. additional supply of stock from public) institution The leading dealers were ready borrowers of to-day, at i per asst. per annum, upon Consols. oireamstanos is damned somewhat difficult to moan for, as such accommodation can be obtained at the Bask at 41 per cent. A suspicion is thus en gendered thst the Book of England is the real pr incipal in tin whole of these operations, and that its objeoVis tit meet in this way part of the drain now gat4g alt upon its resources. According to the lad reties of this institution, its existing stock of goe securities is a illion and a half in !ZOOMS Of ' dl r al l = at the corresponding period of lest year, and from this it is inferred that a considerable amount of Its Neuritis@ remains yet available for sale. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Restos closed 1113 per out. lower than on Saturday afternoon. Vienna the exchange on London comes se rend a lit tle. h er, at 11.01. Consols at 881 to 1 for the 12th October, needed to to 3, and slued at 883 to 1. For messy the quotation was 881 to 3. The official bonsai report is as follows:—Three per , Cent. Own* fee money, 881, 3, f, 1; ditto, for account, 12th October, 881, f, 1, f. Thirty Years' Annui tisk expiring in January. 1880, 31. India Stock, ; 229. Bank Stock. for account, 218. Three-tondo,- Mall per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable ha 1858, 99, 981; ditto in 1869, 99, 981. India Bonds, 2s. p r ein . Business te also recorded in the New Two-and-sr Half per Cents. at 74. Exchequer Bills are rather steadier, but are still only saleable at a discount. The closing quotation to-day was 3e. die. to Is. prem. In the foreign stock market the business woe of a' more general character, but Turkish securities still engage chief attention. The Biz per Cent. stook better, and was first marked 873, but Belles" openedte came in and depressed the price to 851. TO closing quotation was 851 to 883, or about f per asst. lower than on Saturday. The scrip of the New Fur ,por Cont. Guaranteed Loan was more offered., and closed at 13 to 11 discount. French' Loan scrip was last quoted 1 to 1f rem. Pennant to pentission from the Hone Goer& e ninsteerisn from the Royal North Liseole to the regiments of the line sow ionin_ is tee Crimes Ink nisei at Clasteltrary herreat last work, when MMlhrlo ssia : l 4 of this eons were neespeol for the Is* soillitit teems of Pact, and several for the 1* it - Wriow;.. Meld the weather matinee fawoureOwAbli Owl! et tee Court 1a llortlassl will tor emended Is Mrshrgry, Or ll* What. NiNS I.WAYL • Ili IST z d 44 0441 MINA-THIS DAY. Two (mum. .711, prime of the god . Robin Awe remain lit4la mara than neesisaL Is the other foreign and colonial mining stook@ as busineas is recorded m the Stook Bache go to-day. Aonexed is the Mining Exchange official list of 1341nrday's sales : E a " 4011". 8, 71. 8. Bi. ill: . 0.6,, 1 , 1, 6 . 61; Lady Bertha, 37.. 64., 2i; Hotta t , 80, 31; ea st, I; Tamar Console, et, 3; West *tired , 19, 20, 20} ; Wa•al WM, 4, We also hear of the following transactions in the Stook Exchange, Collecombe, 43; Bortridge Console, 6j, 7 ; Soath Bedford Consols, 41; Car newest. 6-16, 7-16. raiatERCLILI AND MARIE B.• LIVERPOOL COILN MAR/LEL—THIS DAY. (BS Naomi° 'mimosas%) (11061 OVI gym poshweronDuirr.) Than was a moderato ausadawas of Indian sad Ululated oar eon market this day, mid, le emerge ease of the small alteration la priest, the tads truumatioa was limited. Wheat was Sim. Floor, ratan easier. Indian cora advanced is pin slightly apes last Tuesday's rates. Peas, beam, eats, oatmeal, sad other articles are ?sported by oar cornapondeat useesaged. The muslin matins= Awe. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SUGAR.—TbiI public isles am going of stint week's cur• essay. The refined market steady; brown lumps, 64e.; grocery. 66e. to 665. Co7ll2.—The large public; sales are progressing without spirit, native Ceylon bought in at 624. Tna.—Prins ere supported, bat the demand is limited ; common Congos ha sold at 94. in small parcels. Rtos cnottnaes in limited demand at previous rates. Rex Nosing steady. finiATvernm.—A. large business was done yesterday en 'Change, from 36e. to es. 6d., according to retraction, and a good demand seats to-day. MrrALs —lron: Scotch pig quoted 60s. ; spelter, 241. Corron.—No business of importance reported. Is other articles no material alteration. e TALLOW MARBRIL—THIS DAY. The tallow :market to-day is rather steadier, at the fol. lowing quotations :—Town tallow, 48e. ed. nett cult ; Pa unbars Y.C. on the spot, 68s. 94.; Ouches to Deoantbso, 1680. Bd. to 68s. 91.; January to Minh, 69.. 84. HAY MARIEBT.-THIS DAY. Kr. E. J. Davis reports a full supply ; trade wittioull alteration. Primo meadow by, 1061. to 1161.; supe rior, 120 s. to 1261. ; inferior, 20s. to 844. ; roves, 20e. to 90s. • clover. 1084. to 182 s. 6d.; mond cut, Ns. to 1261.; straw, 28a. to 335. SOLDIERS' WIDOWS AND ORPHANS, AND SIETER-HALL MUSICAL SOCIETIES. TO Tin TIMOR OP TIM 11.P8TSS. 811,—It is scarcely necessary to observe that in all ages, and amoupt even the rudest people, music has been and is habitually employed to give expression to the motions of thankfulness and joy. Nor is this enrol/ids( when we consider the exquisite harmony that atheists between musical sounds and human sentiments. And undoubtedly there is at the prests' moment In this country feeling of exultation which may be said to be panting for utterance, occasioned by the glorious victory that has attended the allied arms in Sebastopol. Favour me, then, with a little space to point out a plats by which not only may that utterance be given, bat a considerable amount be Mead for the widows end orphans of those who have fallen in the late heroic 'Decanter. Plan.—Let one of the great Exeter-bell meshes' societies °owl's from the meet oelebrated authors a three hours' vocal and instrumental entettainment, engaging the services of some literary man of eminence to attend to that department, so as to errors unity of design. Let the Queen be solicited to pitmen the entertaihment— there tan be little doubt that her Majesty would •ejoice Ice snob an opportunity of manifesting her eympstby for the families of her faithful soldiers. Let the proprietors of Exeter-hall be requested to lead their building for the coca lion, and our leading artiste* to contribute their sandals gratuitous)y. Lit the price charged for admission be high. The following may fairly be calculated on se the results of ibis plan :—l. A large amount would be raised. 2. The entertainment would be celled for again and again, at the scull Exeter-ball rates of admission—so that the general • pubilo would have abundant opportunities of gratifying their feeling of national exultation. 3. The proprietots of the I Hall, the artistes, and the musical society would be amply remunerated by these repetition,. And featly, the cumin would give birth to a groat misical prodsetion that, with slight modification would serve foe eves, occasion of n übile rejoieing.-1 am, lie., P. 13. Brighton, Sept. 30. 427,372 1 1 1866. 1 413.682 16,972 19,861 449,406 tonsill'doererab—An week's fi quantity of kopatollebragetUr as e gathered, and, ,led a if the present calm weather continues, a large duty will be paid. It le believed that the crop will not be get in for eosin three , or four weeks, and, before that time, even if the doe weather continues, there must of necessity be a vast number of flyers." 11 it were possible that all the hops could beget le, and in good condition, them there would be no bounden ' the duty ; bet there lithe difficulty. The duty is still called 400,6001.. but some ponies are iodised to believe it will realise 390,000 L HOWE BALES.—At the ilichaelone sales in the Bastes Gonne, horses fetched very high prices, and fns tame date they have been he great demand. Al a solo at, a pair of Suffolk east mares realised 171!., sad AIM bOlll4ll made an average upwards of NI. 10s. each. At Beetles two ttres•year-old oart fillies also brought 621. sad 441..resnetively. At the Great Butley Abbey sale ea- . tratypatpriees were obtained for the animals offered. The avenge price obtsined for 114 heed of cart stock, includiait • foals, and one, two, and three-year old colts, of which then was a coarlderable number, was 641 160., and the aggregate amount of tin sale reached 6,2961. 16e. Several entire hones alone realised 8361. 12s. ; one, the Halal Doke, a tpleadtd staling, being sold for 244 guineas. • Drafts from the various regiments of the line in Instead are equated to affiTil is Cork this week for ember halloo to the Crimes. They 'meant to 2 field officers, 21 captains, 128 subalterns, 49 saegeaate, 96 drummers, and 2,46 Teak and file. Bag or Mn. POSEY'S BToox.—The sale of the termini steak of the late Philip Puny, Esq., took plass lad week, when the atteadease of egrieulturists and breeds» from various pa wee ezandingly large. Sir hundred ores bred ewer, which were not in a Senrets condition, averaged eve ohms each. The rem lambs realised from two to five salaams each. The Alderney sews, borne and pigs, after erweiderabie competition, so ld at very hie:prices. There are 76,000 Irish pinyon in Liverpool. PMEASANT SHOOTlNG.—Bhooting eommenoed pima today, sad from the moonlit. rewired, the preserves' throughout the country appear to be all well stocked. The coveys of partridges have proved this year very strong, hot the birds were non wild, and were very much protected by the standing erns; still, the game begs have been well filled by the sportsmen. The prices almost maintain Rat standard, and this year rule much the manse se the lent. • Leadenhall, however, sometimes offers the temptation of cheep game, whoa the supply is larger than usual. HANDSOME LEGACIES.—The late Colonel Camp bell has left the sum of 6001. for the purpose of building a school in his satin village of Fersighty, and a further sum of 2,6001. as a perpetual endowment. The parish ministers of Ordain's, Aublearn sad Cawdor who an cussed as trustees to earn out th is plus, have ea ch of them received the sum of 100 L, and several other kiwis, being left to • Drivels friends, tbe remainder of his fortane has bees be queathed to Hteg's Collage, Aberdeen, to be given to the students as bunnies, veiling from 101. to 201.—Blylis Courier. ALMS]) Moitozw..—on Sammy morning me.' deferable excitement prevailed throughout Canterbury, la oonequettee of a noon that a murder bad been committal In our barracks. Upon inquiry we nod that als•sut 9 0 . 4111411 on Ssusday night an Wray took place is the Infantry Be • racks among a number of the British Seim Legion stational here, by which ea* of the men of that resimeat named Mal, Bock met his death, he having received several wounds different parts of hie body. The report proving true, the . magistrates despatched the nperiatindent of the police:mad lasontor Bona to the bursas, to demand the delivery of Emanuel Elsner, of the 14 Company, to the . civil aatborit'ee, who wee in custody in the bee 'arks on suspicion of being the ease guilty of the offense. The major in commaad, from the stones of the coroner, and being himself is emagessication with the Horse Guards on the subject, declined delivering up the party suspected without further isstructions, and intime. tiog also that the man Bock died instantly ; that be made no declaration pension to hie death, and it was extremely doubtfal whether the man in c usto d y wee the party who had committed the set. Denman was about 28 or 30 years of age, and bore a generally good character. The accused's statement is to the effect that be west to the deceased's solowee, but was afterwards oppreheaded This ems dt steldslas is by so ensue a solitary cue. We ban beard el orma ila the m imeo, some of which bate proved fetal,..: Yesterday afternoon 60 lune wen dealt out to one of tin ; men for stabbing a comrade before arriving in this city. ; Onartle. •v l'az PLAGUE ow FD.—Ace extraordinary ping of * of Ilse bee prevailed la pave of Gloseeetenthire for - 11100' int three dap. It was lest detected ea Saturday. whaseL4 the air wee observed to he filled with the ,binek.winged clam of Wen very destructive to the under-, ; mese la the spring. bat which is seldom feud*, r •fetes late in the year. Ge Swan the plague intlessett Se w rays great sanoyeace of parsons who were out of doors, add. r who had their eyes and nostrils filled with them. The Ws' , Tongued to sane bet little abetment of the an. 4 , thooglaafter a shower any were sees Morally en ennui There ens botliW6 ahasemilit ef the as y.atssday (K 011 07). • • SC4, 873,982 11,709 16,970 T 1 73 is 77 TO II 4 die ES Hilo ii if N Is Si SI N 111. N IS s U 4j /If ra . 111 sii 1 Si 4I 3 MI I 111 MI e s I "