The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-24 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) IILANSION4IOI7IIE. Hoary Lyon,' a um, we Nought before the Lord Mar or. charge.; wMstsaffing a mild; valise sight r aioess. the property of Mr. Sykes, the ac sloop the under the following aggravated mstances. It praS , t hat about haltpast 6 o'clock yesterday evening the pom,utor waa standing MI Ceen.house quay witnase ing • 1... trace, when the primmer rut his guard chain and snatched his watch from hie pocket. He seised him imme diately but he made a violent resistance and forced the thumb of the prosecutor back, and injured him very severely and at the same time attempted to bite him. He at length contrived to form him down upon the ground, and with the assistance .1 a private in the Peas Feather Goods he was held until a policeman tame up, and when the latter attempted to take him into custody a number of thieves assaulted the constable, and esdsavourest to rearm the prisoner, oral it was cot without emmiderable difficulty that be was secured. The penetrator, in answer to questions put by the Lord Mayor, said that his thumb was a good deal injured and he was quite unable to ow his hand. In Louden ag The Lord Maianyor itiquired when the proilecuter would be He replied that it was very uncertain ; it might be a moth or longer. The Lord Mayor mid as this was the case he should deal summarily with the matter, and he inquired in the usual form whether the prisoner would plead guilty there or be tried at Mewl/ate. He said he would plead guilty. His lordship thee said it WILA a moat impudent and daring robbery, and with the concurrence of his colleague (Alder man Merin) he should sentence him to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for six months. MARLMOROUGH.STREET. Z AAA OltOttlAit ettARG6 OP onT•INLYO PIAKOPOITLit DT FRAUD. Don Oscar de la C. 11,14, maniac to the Queen of Eicain. WWI charged o n • w a rr an t before Mr. Tyrollitt for that, being the bailee of certain property, to wit a pianoforte be longing to cue (barks Holdersome, of the value of 801., be did feloniously convert the same to his own use. The prisoner ea, brought from Manchester by Shilling ford, ose of the warrant officers of the court, having bees taken auto ew , tody by hin t a t th e Merchant s H otel , Old haniatreet, Mao-heater. Mr. Charles Holikrnease, 444, Oxfordatreet, pianoforte. imuitifactumr, said that on the lath of July last the prisoner now and mid he was about login, • concert at Kensington Palace, and required • very good pianoforte, at the same time handing Wm • programme, which stated that he was about to give • matinee musicale at Kensington Pala,,, ander the patroaege of her Grace the Duchess of la on Saturday, July 28. lie(aaid be wanted it at one, sot he could practise on it, sad having read the pro:non:as ti• was 'winced to let him have one of the valor of 301., sad to send It to his lodginp at 66, blargaretatreet, Ike terms Axed ea for the hiring being 25.. a week. He (Mr. Holdsniesee) then had aa Intimation from Mr. Roll, pianoforte-maker, el the Tottenham-court-read, that be bad lent the prisoner a prop, sad that he had been endeavouring to sell ks Nasoimstreet. This was four or firs days after the on Was sent to the prisoner's lodging., sad at ones fearing fur the safety of the piano be went there lied found the priamer ha left and that his piano had been piWged at Mr. Attembis, in theekedmist, for Mt He then made and ascertained that the prisoner mid a Mr. Meyer bees limn to pledge another, and aloi that the primmer had offered to mil a Ills. harmer the duplicate of a piano, at the pima who he was them lodging, is Grosvenorpark • he ale received • from Mancheiter, Maws that the pr ill =liel b =nrousing to obtain pianos id Mr. Nolimman sad dims at that phos. Mr. Charles Ocittoia, manegor at Mr. Atteahmoughh, 11, Oreekuireet, geneuhrabw, mid thetas W file ef - Jsly, • same mid eeked if th e y t oo k is phdge *SOL re i r sa id they did, but required to see the teoelp ie for them lint. 'The gentleman came the set day, sad took Idea to es, illargaretutreee, when primer at the time was playing the piano. Bombed if he bed bought the el • maker, sad he mid had not. but of • The asst day wed the peewee he raw in the roam brought whet pur -I=edls be the receipt fee fa., and signed "A. Admin." eatilded kin, and the seat day be sent for the pono end paid the mousy, 351., to a person who was with the P els :lr. r * . - Muffin/era said • till was found in Mr. Hoiderarese's same. but was receipted ia the name at Adams, H• bend the primmer bed two car three lodgings, mad at trek al them be bad • plasm Mr. Elven& of SO, Gnat RopliZeirsit, pisalearte maker, mei proposer ease to him sad bi nd tba nod T • bs. able be Ind, sad estend the c4 &A. Meyer bt hie hook and the writing was the mo m a thig am Vie wip pmed 4114 Mr. Holdereene. The primmer bud wedeavoared to rail it, but be bad fortunately made the liadied, of the boom *riga • paper that it *bold.' not be takes away. The primmer w s remanded, the °Meer matins there woaki be other cane. DITTILIMIND Armin' A? iIIiCTOS. Mont rempectable•ka.kiag woutea. taw charged wt* atteragtima to dem Hear, Cole, a unbars et Chelles, raid that at tee .1. nisi to .it We soshe ho was ea Battenereboidgot whoa • erfi " Tholtre a ware ia the water," sad ist toodietoly aaw ddosieet woe pre boo the shore. Be ow' h. sad torewwies how& M. oeseratiod is ,epee tog tr; her The la t t wan mobs WS it the We, sod die Ms. Payster adist I arit . od her Meade were mend? A millodwide - lweadla i dia atears hinter Sniped forward anal rly she see her nottair. at Battersea Mr. Payater acid heir Y eras ?taw what had giros rime to the present arelll.llllol. The mother replied Wit ohe ourgrosod it us throe& a y.maa anew te t r ude Vetur was a arroset, who ~D Satur day obtauted a baby. sod owe hoots les had be.. perviously it bra l stelhelotatiog that she bad got a r im / ft.. a Neldier, sod permission to la vita kist to her NAM% here, hat t father deelised, hem' a addrer woe is se stedst • to support a wita Oa Tuesday the deleadmat west with her water to the Crystal Pilaw,. whole she wee mot by the soadiar_ , and tiara separated from hoe alder. ohm ler, which ate had Dot beni heard of. Mr. Ps4l; 4aul he issil ssound 1. WI Walsosky, is maw dist nth. vesslie Ibrwi of sossonstkos with the chiplia d Ihs pd That - agile Rants ASP hoons.—Tbe inotimant rain which NI dr* the West sad aim morainic he. had most dim...trine. easels. Al Geeenford, between Ealing mad Har. row oe•tlie-Hill, Sleeker brat overflowed its hank@ townie distance, and, biting aided by land streams that rutted in torrent. from the aislighbouriny, hills, swept the bay, much of which IMMO in cocks I a the declivities, into the vale boessa, and t h e morning the carte employed i collecting it were partly submerged in the volt lake formed by the accumulated water+. The roads in the vicinity of the Brent were Man. iLitod. Anti in some parts rendered impasasWe. The low lying ground. in the neighbourhood of ininbrook, Longford, Pails, Wynirdshury, and Runnymede were inundated by tb e over do. of the COLD. and its tribulation The accounts re ceived this morning from Kent and Flex represent several of the marshes as having the appearance of cast lakes, many 'sheep having been drowned. The Ravensboutne is overflowed, and much damage done to ground upon its banks ; and on the biota of the ret u ay a large number of cheep were drowned by the overflow of the marsh land. CHI LMSFuItD G &Hoot. AND Tim Dts nsirrgan, The governon of this school, it will be learnt with eitisfaction in the district, in accordance with the spirit of the recent set, have laid the foundation of a vast extension of the noefulneso of the institution by opening the door for the admiesion if the children of disarm sad others who do not conform to the ritual of the established church. Hitherto, both under the old management and by the new scheme, it had been closed against inane of thew, as one of the regalatisor was that the pupils should attend public worship in the perish church every .Monday, to which, of course, most of the dissenters objected. Since the pass ing of d referred m act referr to, declaring genes-Ay the opening of theressehools, but leave octo the au thorities the mode of the revitalises by which it should be accomplished, the matter barn been several times under the conxideration of the governors, sad wresdoelly they have passed a resolution the effect of which I. that air dissenter, on intimating to them (the governor.) an ohiectien to his sou receiving the presentee! religious instruction of the school and attending church, may have him exempted from this, while he will be admitted to the full hese& of the classical, mathematical, and general eluceitine of the institution, divinity excepted. Thus we have reached a result which has loos been desired by many in the town. The school will henceforth he re garded as the school of all ; petty jealousies on the subject will ci•as , * and it may fairly be hoped that churchmen and dissenters, fairing thus studied together on the some form, aid teed in the same classes, wiU be brought together in after life in a more friendly mid harmonious spirit. Vicheolosl Chnmsdr. A WWI( n St • rzawrrnov. —One superstition at least prevails in Stamford. When • smith wee being made on Monday to recover the body of a young woman who con mittell suicide, an attempt was made to bring the labours . 1 those , inittwil is the search to a speedy termination by throwing into the water Revers! leaves abreast, the belief briug that the breed will out goat beyond where the body of the drowned japan lien, but that it will remain above it. She o+l It mar,. A 11 . 4WTH rt . L Hgao.—The silver medallion of the Royal Humane Society was vests/day presented to William Platters% It years of see, of 9, Horton-street, Deansgate. Hainisester. for his iotreHisl exertions to save life ow the evening of November _rah, 1.45 e. Emi t * mantle's of his own danger, br encoded twice to a MOM on ere in a 14.1.1ng•hotaw in Spinuitoi. 1.1, Manchester, the lint time lenn,ing not two mfant ediildren, and the second their mother, all of whoa were rocirded by Limos, which he subsl to extinguish. The rhibirvn did sot bog survive, hut their Heather twos-ere& We are informed that about N. was solocribed L.r glattery by the watch committee of the lianclooeter core- mien, at the Woe the above named testi. /MAW was premised to brat. Noarm AND ROUTH WISTERN JUNCTIQS RAILWAY.-(TIII8 DAY.) MAIM LISTS.-THIS DAY. The half -yearly meeting of the pfoprietora wee held at one o'clock, at the compsn's °Kee% Easton station; Kr. H. TOOT A L m the chair. The Secretary Mr. H. Um use) read the report, which has already appeered la the Erpren. The CM AlltwAit said the directory were enabled to declare a divkked of nearly 5 per cent., and had the weather sot bees so bad, the profits would, no doubt, hays ham pro. partioaately greaber. The merchandise traffic showed a gradual Merges', end the passenger tragic we. snarly as great as that of last year. Mineraln showed a decided lacerate, and hr saw no reason why it abash' set continue. He concluded by moving the adop tion d the report. Mr. Lacy, a director, seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. A dividend of ss. per share, being at the rate of 2. per cent., for the sis months ending the 30th of June last, was I leelanyl, and thanks having been voted to the chairman and the other directors, the meeting separated. Two oVuxii. The railwrq share market to-day has given way. The fall varies from to per cent., London and North Western and Midland stocks exhibiting chief depression. London and North Western stock is quoted 101 to ; Great Western, 7altto 72 ; Midland, 1231 to 1244, ex div., ex the new shores ; Lancashire and York shire, 108 too , ex div. ; South Eastern, 87; to 88k ; Calnian, 931 to 914 ; and Great Northern, 117 to 118. Lombanlo-Venetian Railway shares are steady at 1 3-16 to 1 1-16 dia. The Canadian lines are like wise steady. ZDINARY MAIM Awn' -- et IPd 1 RAILWATI. aura Wol.ltenour 100 ann rolk all lizaciti4l:;:: It. 100 Caledoidaa 50 all Cork and Bead= 10 all Cornwall 10 all Do. AIA no dlr. until 10 10 all iLaabflanedll.l7l all Dund.,Perth. d Ant's. 01. 100 Meat Amelia St. 100 ltMf. Deastles St. WS Issisen Dale& Sloan 100 Stock 50all Did D Ds. ieolk 10 all DOW Un gillabaratiand Mow 114. 10 all ancl i4 4l Jam U Weasni 11 Ores North & of lkotland N. Great Northern 108 Do. A Kock Ilk 1 Do. II Stork 011. 100 Gt. South& West. (Ire., N. law arra Yo enerhl N. 100 DalltoarVaL Osaka. sa. 100 lanneshiren Yorkshire On l b Weiss and Ear-km*ll 00 ilk 100 ak /00 Mall Da Beidla it 100 LarNaW U all tr,°. „el= *I 10 10 Ili 11 9 Si I 106 14 96 04 4 4 ii :7 6 1 40 •4 10 SI 1110 at 114 30# 107 100 114 114 118 110 156 117 111 115 id 71 74 SO 116 107 id zd 111 loil la* 12 12t 111 914 zd 11 11:47,111WAL157 IE4I I 4 lletropoillsa 10 11 42 1 4 4 S S 1041 105 idaza 01 101 „ a(lcuaLd De. Bina t Derby MM. OL Weaken,. (4,? ) .Newasatle and 811 Newport,Abei.47l4Bo. 10 9 Newry& armagh,cl4l 10 all Newry Warraup. *Bora Ilk 109 Norfolk 60 9; Northern CouaLlis Ua 114. 100 North British Bt. all North Devon MU. *D 04. all Do • ——: . IS_ If ii Sias Si Ode 961 " 96 1 s id aidl 111 zd 103 105 zd 10 1I 14 Si dla I raeitas al Da 112.3.Pera Da Lab Ps Da Ts* Dar* Liman Ifforibb/Weilishr lank 10 NoOLlOnalissilLatt. s~we~..w Boottlsh R77: -. Zber.fltk Scottish Midland Shropshire Union . SlatingbournedSheern South Devon South Eastern South Wales 114 116 82 33 87 89 60 62 a 7 48 46 84 o ad 33 SO 82 • d 38 39 8 i D Po L 3: Mal rel 16 50 Uf Ut 7 II 44 46 THE 'IMPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, ArGtrwr DZITIaII PONINIBIONIL COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) After a day or two of moderately fine weather rain has again set in. The accounts from the country give a very deplorable statement as to the state of the crops and the 111,-shly unfavourable prospects of the harvest. Wind to-day 8. to S. W. ; moderato breeze and much rain. The French government has issued a decree admitting breadstuff' into France duty free until the cud of Septem ber, Isl3l. The supply of English wheat and flour has somewhat increased since last market clay, though still abort in mean tire. Other description. of corn and grain are vary limited in 'supply, with no Scotch or I r i s h reported this week. The foreign arrivals have very much increased of wheat and oats, and seismal cargoes of barley have arrived. Of wheat the larger proportion is from Rmala and Prussia, with a ammo of )(subterranean and American. Barley is Danish and Black Sea. Outs nearly all Rmisiaa with some Danish, Swedish, Dutch, and Black Sas ; and • cargo of American barrels of floor since Wedneedey's remit. The wheat market is dearer again to-clay by on English since Monday, and 21. and is. on foretzn, with • good retail eels. Barley is rather dearer than on thafi day. Oats are 6sl. to ls. higher than the advanced quotation of Manialay last, and a f a i r b usman doing. Beans and peas are fully as dear. in flour Norfolk' s'e 445. ; American barrels, %. dearer than on Monday. Late on Wednesday mill er " raised the price of town made 35., making it 579. Ft. 'trim) CARCOEN.- .A very few now remaining off the coast unsold, but sellers asking very high prices, WUTA?.—English : Essex and Kent, white, 58s. to 625. ; ditto, fine, 629. to 66e. ; ditto red, 545. to 58e.; ditto, fine, Ma. to &lc ; Norfolk, he., red, Ma. to 61a; ditto, fine, &di. per qr. • Foreign : Dantzic, 63 5 . t o 65 5 . ; ditt o high, 690.; Konigsberg anal Rostock, 6.5 e. to 67.., per 4041 b. ; Abldries. white, 635. to 6.5 e.; ditto red, 63a. Baum. —English malting, —s. to —a.; grinding, sth. to ; aseißbg, 30s. to 33. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 37". to 3:11„; ditto distilling, 310. to 3•3. WALT.—Eaglish, Essex and Norfolk, 54 9 . to 695. ; fine, 72a; Kiagebin and town made,49a to 60t; fine, 60a.t0 72a.: brown, 50a. tosle._ Oari.-11Rg1iah feed, 22a. to 290. ; pototoe, 24a. to 213 a ; forsiga, 2k to 27 Itaass.—English tick, 39e. to 42e. ; harrow, 38a. to 4k ; piesaa as. to 5011. ; foreign, 35a. to 43a. rus.—lo g lish boilers, 375. to 42..; maple, 40a. to 41a.; rim Ws. be 3Pa ; foreign, 378. to 419. - FLOVlL—Failii town, 53.. to 57e.; courst, 47a tottio; booosholsis, Ma 2649 a. ; Norfolk and Snifolk,oa. to 44e. Od. ; Pm* 46.10 lfk per sack ; American, 33a. to 36. AILILIVAI/ 070 LONDON IRON Rt*O. 10 TO AUG. 24. Inn. and Scotch. Obi Yaretga. Ist* 2O • • . • . • 927 6380 Mak Ma OMB Reek ead UM M aw. b; rardei :flour, 15030 . tarreie al /1171111 A L A' Jab 14 lirsil al — ii II a AM 44 11114 14 Am. 4 Ns Tel Um ft ll la Oh weektAgs Awn. ....I 146 1./ Ilk 114 Us Ild Is 941449 4111149 s Td Us I Ild M! 4e 7d Us 4d Ile 44 Vs 141414 Id dl. Id Us id 4114 0tt,991 sd.l. 3d Us Id 44s M.M. Ild 4ls Od Us Id Is 0 0 475 1d 1 44s Od , I. - I Ws 491 , 41 s Ild tis 14141 s 9d Dirt.—Whisi t Ikatay, Rye, lam" sad P 1& lbessas aunt Soto Lum %vim—Wink Me: bark,. LUC U. L$N rye. break ZOO; pile. WI ~ion. !MIL= 11111011111111 INS PLIX7UAIIIOIIIII O TO AT ism OP WILT DURING 111 az Wins 11.11.11 M l& 1 - iii/ML M o M 7 $7 • M :.~ LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (sr Darns' awn rarest micarrric raLaanara.) (nom OCR OWN CeltatisrUNDENT.) The arrivals from Ireland and coastwise dawe are maimed to small quantities of oats sad ceinesl. 72l.l l IN Ommedian and foveae pods the supplies ore am a mak rate oda. The weather la the maniase hie bean mare favormaide med trade less ensiled. • readsraie Weiser dams far eammeniption at the NI rates el Monday. 1 11:11 4 1C11f0-LANI.—(THI8 DAY.) &MAIL —The mita isagr,_ anid bat not active. Prices ar• voishind. 1,200 bees planing jra• Sdi and 130 bids. a Paste at 40i. &I. to 41s. ; also a mega a No. 111 11 isomak et les. Rased is la rather bylaw vagasat, slaw labs low gam. Corm.—The gab* Was of yertatins Oryloa hive goes „ha t ,. all balmily at Is favour 0 taw bnyern Me callow to pod lles. Bd. to 765. 6d. ; per. ber.y . The. to 365. Native sold at limn price. ; good ordisary to bold, lib. to Ild. Costa Rica sold at 6d. dachas. Geed ardhsly to =prior, Ms. 6d. to 775. Tta.-71r searbot amiantus iasictrre. RUM sestimis Sr.;Demerara wild at la. 10d. for poi opto fa. Id. for bards ; Jamaica, at 3e. 93. to 3e. 10d. Rim—About 17.000 bags low Braga, lie. 3d. to 15.. 3d. ; peaky Ilaires, Ils. ; ad Nsamasie ATTIKIin, 10s. I id. BALTraTia wafting qui kr 14IL 40. ; Rana" It l 01; Siam, 9a. IkL nt TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The what is stauly, at the following quotations : Town inflow, 51& Polsysfeill Y.O on Ike ryryoo. Ms. M ; esin, bls. M.; Ost. to Dsc., Oh. 6d. ; Dos., 525. 3d.; Jan. is Muth, 52.. Csi. HLDB MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Lsanornat.t. -Hide, : 56165. to 6411:5., 30. to Std. ; 641 k. to 7111 m., 3fd. to id. ; lab., to 80161., ed. to 441. ; 8011 m. to 81.11bn, 4td. to 41d. ; 8614. to 1061 be, 40. to sd. Hone hides, 7a. to 9., Calf skins, light, 8.. to 3..6d.;fnu6.. BRILVOINDINT.-liissepskins, Oa. Od. ; polled, 3s. 10d. to 4s, ad.; Downs, Ss. to 3. 4€l. ; lambs, 3s. to ss. 3d• BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Sewn Pattealms and Smith report that the amounts from hop plantations, if possible, come won.. The market is very active. and Am Weald Kent and Stamen 185ffs keep mhansig. Duty, 50,030/. to 60,000 f., but few in favuur. COAL MARKET.-.(pmS DAY.) Walls Sod 'Arabian, 18a. Id. ; Walls End Haswell, 19a ; Wall, Rad Booth Hettosi, 19s. ; Waits Sod Teen Ha. 6d. ; Walk End Haraspool, 18x &I. ; Walk End Russell Het,ens, 17s. ,• Walk End Hello% 18,; Walk End Ed en Main, 17s. ; Walk End Riddelk, ltis. 3d. ; Walls End Thorps,l7s. 6d. ; Walls End Hilda, 16, ; Belmont, 115., 6d. ; Roki. Hood, 14s. 6d. ; Nixon's Merthyr, 21..; Tan6tild Moor Hates, 13s. 6d. ; Tanneld, 13s. 6d. ,• Howar d , Hartley, 16s. Id. ; Immbert's Pa. W.-Ships at mazkat, 67. On this morning', list at parliamentary notices are a series of them by Mr. Y. Scully for " early seat messioe." One u for a Wert cusmittee to inquire es to the =paws sad utility of maintaining the Aloe of Lord Lieu tamest is Ireland, and whether the funds so expended could be better applied for the benefit of that country. The second edition of the Newspaper Gazetteer—a very ime dal work—ham been issued, revised sad corrected by the puldiebees, Newry. Newton and Co., of Loudon. Mt names and probable circulation of all the newspapers pub lished in the three kingdoms are given, together with ea account of the different counties, their population, roe.• Fatima of the people, to. . . • Yesterday afternoon the drawing for prizes awarded by the Crystal Palace Art Union look place in the reineert-ruoin of the palace, tinder the presidency of Fir Francis Scott. bart. The attendance, consid.ring the un promising state of the weather, was tolerably numerous , and the proceedings appestrol to excite much interest amunpt those whose 'portal object in visiting the building waa to ascertain the result of the distribution. Amoept the members of the conned who occupied the platform were Mr. Samuel Addington, Mr. H. & Bicknell, Mr. Henry Bohn, Kr. T. Creawick, H.A., Mr. P. W. Fairholt, Kr. J. Feder, Mr. lonides, Mr. David Prins, Dr. Regi nald Read, kr. Leigh Sotheby, Ac. BRADFoND AN INLAND BONDING Tows —Re plying to memorials from the Bradford town conned, the bsdfad Chander of Commerce, and the ppiivete traders of the town respectively, the Lords Comoiaisnsn el bee Ma jesty's Treasury state, considering the increased commercial immortals*, of ilia borough of Bradford, their lrsrdships are disposed to emcee of the same as a bonding town, us ac cordance with the provieices of the Customs and Inland Bonding Act. the required coalitions being that they edi.fy the &Lard of Ciut..us in the arraogerneuta to be made for the warehousing of goods. The memorialists of course will Dal fail to comply with this requirement. 4. lifts. as liTTiekib. - 7klUver. ti litaiiiin — forilLi&O;:a7 ill Stockton & Darlington 11 Ditto ditto 111 fail Vote I in!t 4 g I Do. I I Do. Ile Vale of Math in Victoria Btu. It L. Waterford I IDlressg ail Welt Parra MI Wert Loudon to West Midland—Oxford IMat 1 11 Oshodooloa. Don.Porth,lt About Jon Lot Asillo,A, A, fp. id D . 11 . 8 14. 4 . 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I. p. a - - -. 1.000 10 arum& Dim& TaL (L) all - - - a all OS Orin' ol Masc. - -. 1160,000 at Cop. ldp ollig.ltamaK WI - - - 91 al OR Lasemlis Oral lL 111 1 - 31,000 1 26 Do. !FEL 74 par out all 144 Of - a all Dalai Japotioa - 1,001926 It. Crystal Maas 101 10 II - 16 A Lake Closetasee & Bab. - .- •. MAO 91. De. :2•Ormiso HS 100 DO 101 is al UMW and Turnhout .. - - - 160,000 IN. De. 6p. el Peep. Deb la 106 107 - a all Irma and Gomm .... - - 700,000 IL ileetrio Teharapli l4O 101 la zel - 264 A Marla Aatonla - 10 10 A Nimstlieg•Lly neo lie 14 1. - 70,000 6 Zoe. and Anst. Cop. all Da. Ilp.e.Prf. Dpprev. 1 1 104 10,000 11 Oen. Noun Navigation 14 -•-- 111 .dl Maim el .... a - WON 1 Orea4 Ship (Limited) - a 16 Da New aims 100,000 1 Do. 171 per cent. Prat 1 I ella par - I* al If Trunk Pref. 11 0 - 12.000 6 Loa. DlstrW Tel. 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Pref 4 _. 1100,000 St. Peel Alm LM IS lam. 100 47 40 - 20 a Wm& OM W. of Frame Pt 23 - show 50 Penis. and Orlan. arm all 76 77 76 96 I Walonk of &Wes - - 10,000 60 Do. New - • aD Wlmm6o4os - - .- AM so Red Bea a lad. Tel. 44 p. 4. foray,. torßr. Ckre aU 114 131 id 15(11.4 10,000 05 Rhymer Iron - osarnris MOLL 10.00.) 16 Da New aD 6 4ad -, 15,00 u 111 Royal Mall Steam - ie. I If& I floc= I OW& plop. 1 Sales 1.000 St. Scottish Aust. lawman lOO 112 126 1 0 003161 ilt. 04.2forth.40.e.hni•Jely 100 - - -14,20 G 25 South Australian land as U U =- sous itNorfolk 4 p.e.Mor.tsmpi. 00 ua- 75.000 I aubtnarine Tel. Scrip Asa 1 as N. Ibmt.4p.oL he.lJoly 100 a 1110 - 15,000 I Do. do. lapierod - 000 21 Truitt Im. Oa. Up.Oss 6 ..=. .• - I • ,at smogs N. last. 4D. et. 10 50 mair ; is. w.msessiost.--sep.ss 110 - - -.- 4 64 160 Via 9111005 /1115 iiii 9 II -. AULWAri. Da aft . DeiebalakiaiWOok. Do. Preference DalL,Drant,.nOoderich One. Ma, Aug 1.1171 eedereadbyßuteL.H. Do. July 1,1873, ditto Do. June 1, 1874, ditto Celcutta & 6. Bartels Cepa T.diDockOnagua Derkin pee rent lanneen on 0 Wng— Do. Jablolocee Do. 0i p ot.Debent Do. Sp el do Oedemas Melbourne D Grand Trwk of Canada Do. 0 per et. ProL . Do.ilec.Prettlac i ac. Do. e pre el I Do. T par ct. Do. do. 1017 Da do. IM3 Great Indian I. Now Ot& ottLat II el out Do. Now Do•Bdi,Dord.opt Do. do. ra opi. till or Do. do. 73.I1thouSop. Madras Qum. ti per et. Do. do. 6 per et Do. 41 per et. Estes- Do. tth Erten. do. .. Melb.Corp.ep. ct. Bead, N. Brimmlek et Canada alai • esp. eh. Du do. land do. Do. do. D esp. do. Odds Do. (Urelte do. d) Lad do. rnmas Do, Puojaub ip.cL Trialdad.Ungtod.Swip • • - Cso.Gov.4lp.o.J6alial. 100 Do. 11 pi owl.. 1819 lOO Do. 41 por Not 1000 Do. pow Goat., 1181 lOO Do. Spew ot. PobAtAvg Do. epor at. Mor.allop 100 Do. 1, out. IM Do. 00. Scrip. . Now Drumm Oov 0 pet. 100 N. &Weisel:lT. tsp.& 1896 109 Do. 11 I). 0., 1071 to 117010 Do. 5 p. a, ISM Neva Weft 6 pal 114 _ Dab, mina . 100 S. Asia Oaa 11 p. a lodaloo Irla G►.lp a JaatJaly 100 Dada Op. a Apr.lool. 100 ir. 7 l l Wa Clifford Dem 0. Oce. .t k ) Aug Banat (Mopm) Oarados ILIVI tta..i (TavIAL) Orsiabler I M. AnOym. Gnat Soutit i F iiici G.Wh. Alfred j G. Wh. Vac 41000 lisrad'a.ladd Maples Dots, Lady =trim Births Way Leland) N. Prawn ( ) N. WIL llaneaMegoi) Nowa Mod CNA/ Paz Ccea Proaldasos (17=). Soraide Ooa, Ma. Co. Onsa Brea (Glogan) . & Dom Irmo a Goa. libtorg aka.) B. W. hams alloya) Stray Port Tkurrella.LoadlEaC rVak e";ft ofT (ower nai eW as :l Wed Bard ( ) W. CAM= Wed Beton Wk Bonet (Itedretth) (Moran) WIL Buller Wk. Edward (tklitock) Wk Kitty (Un. Want) Mod Mazy Ann (14nheniot) wk Trelawney (1.4 k ) FORIMX luxes No. 181 1 now 1 /41 7 1 OL pier. 1 Oda. 7M -60 66 10, OOOO7M -606611 0 A Doa Lewd falrallao , Liana& Ilia. las K. s Draalsp. (10.aUt.pm.) 171 11 1 r UM 10 Ds. 116. John dal M 0 16 011 171 10,000 6 Da Ladd MIL Oa all *ON 1 O&M.. Ulu. Oa. Jam. _j 12,, 000000 MI Cobra Copper fin 61 43 — lO 13,000 1 ° D a unroluarnia Ooppar all 1 1 *Oa 11 laaauss 10,000 10 Oaaaral al IS Id 121 1 80.000 1 316. Norlbra oIL Lralla ° Mr) 1 as dim 18,000 11 taporia (Lba.) 1 11 pm 16,030 3 1/aarn all 1 11 10,000 6 ladtaalaa 100,816 1 Us=a all 1 I •-• 60,000 1 X. at & Lawalla e lr), U.& * iIL -- 10,000 10 PoMebandalverLad all 1 100.000 6 Port Phlol3 1 —• 11D,000 1 koala anal*. (Us ) IN. l e tag ,- 43,174 111.3111 170/103 ltalcaa all .... 80,0001 1 litaahlas (UaL) an 101 I I 60,0001 1 Do. JOINT SIOCK LIM. No. 1 ilk. I Bain. 1 Pd. 1 Cl. pries,. 1 bar *OOOl 100 Ades sad U. N. Back . 116 —ad UAW 60 Larslaila al et al 10000 26 Doak ad W its all 10 1a ad —:I , 4,00 e 100 Doak et WOO 10 Ark *Mani ll 11 n dl. *ON so leilla X. Yreka *>o6 111 Owl 11 NI a k a 1 latia Amaral* sad Oda' Loa., and China al II 86 6 003 100 10,0001 40,0d0 3111 Oa id Oaaada 26,000 100 004 a. of London lO II 11 101 26,000 20 16g 6.ollAuaLCbartd all 161 161 — lll,lOO 10 G. bail at fhatarbaeL al *6M 10 Loa. CIL Doak of Mesta all sie a 181 UAW 60 Larks sod Cloanty 411000 60 LarkaJalaalisak . 10 281 *OOO l 20 Landes 11 Beak ,Urliaa 1 101 as 60,000 100 Loa. sad Waidadmili r 11‘1100, 100 Nat Plrov. a Dailimad U —•— UAW ID Do. N. 11000 10 National Doak 16,000 10 New INGO Wails 00,400 II but Loa m all 16,000 20 (Mama Bank 10,000 100 Produalal of Irellual 6,000 10 Do. New MOO 26 Routh Austral& all 201 WOO 26 Valois of Australia e,os so union of Load= Moo 100 nay Masa! )RP- 10 ..ea 74 Y 171. LIO Lai I. 11 - 4. - 1 - 0. -1 1 S. 144. .n i Isa i n I. TL IS lb? ii ii ii ii I dip i Inil ll Di tits 1 1 dig 20 16.2 100 1011 r 102 M 22i 31 82 bo 91 71 74 66 67 63 07 H 56 60 64 N 07 1 C it 1 14 1 122 t 12 dl.'' i 2 M is 91 N N N Kt 11.5 99 95 88 90 14 lk Os I V I 7 • I I I WI It 2 Ils gh I I dis 1112 116 1011 11$ 101 e 106 otaarium num AND STOCKS. Cdoalz‘ pres 1061 01 CO 110 _47. R. 11 1 4 K 14 lA. tv 1 i, ii. li ai. Fi: lii I". Ft. lii i ~, an r;in 100 100 100 100 100 100 zd .... 541 *Ol _ 111 } zd 10131 I zd —id au 1101 67 ju lai i al fin zd :ait :11014 zd as NI eII xd die id M xd zd xd 021 - tat Ti- IN Mtn ft it %NOOOO iii ... - V 9 ..• 1010 24, 1860. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'C Lotz. A fresh decline of I per cent. has taken place to-day in the funds, the weather being very wet and cold. A dispiriting influence is also exercised upon the other markets. British railway btucks have fallen. At Paris to-day (Friday) according to Mr. Reu ter's telegram, the Three per Cents. Rentes opened at 68.15, being the same as at the close of business yesterday. Consols are officially marked 921 and 921 for money, and 921 and 921 for the 6th of September. The present quotations are 921 for cash, and 921 to for the account. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 931 and 1 ; the New Throe per Cents., at 931 and ; the Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, at 161 and 161 ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 at 1031 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, at 961 ; India Bonds, at Bs. to 45., dia. ; and Exchequer Bills (small), at 3s. prem. • Since our last report we have had a general improvement in the market for American State securities. With an in crewed demand for these for investment, there has also been an increased speculative business in railroad bonds and shares, and prices have continued to advance. THURSDAY EVIDMIG. Console, which closed yesterday on to 93 for the 6th of September, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 93 "sellers," after touching 93 " buyers." For money the last price was 92/ to 93. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console for money, 92i, 93, 112 i, and 93 ; ditto for secouat The foreign stock market is dull, with little change in prices. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 734 to 74, and that of 1858, 80 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a Half per Cents., 64# ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 20# ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 434 ; ditto for account, 43# ; Russian Five per Cents., 108 ; ditto for account, 1074 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931, 4 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 821, ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 40 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account, 601. It is announced from Paris that, by an imperial decree just issued, the ports are opened for the admission into France of all kinds of foreign grain and flour until the 30th of September, 1861, at the present minimum import duty of &I. per quarter, and free of tonnage dues, irre spective of flag. The prompt action of the government proves that the deficiency in the French harvest is as large as was feared. Hitherto the duty on the importation of breadstuff,' into France has been regulated by a sliding scale applicable to four classes. The highest scale of duty was heavy, whilst the lowest was equivalent to only about 6d. per quarter. French buyers will now compete with us more freely fur the required supplies, not only in the markets of the world, but also in our own ports. The course of the Vienna Bourse is still strongly indicative of anxiety, owing partly, uo doubt, to the progress of events in Italy. No bullion was bought by the Bank yesterday. The City of Washington, from New York, has brought 86,0001. At a meeting yesterday of the creditors of Mr. E. M. Abbott, of the Bow brewery, who reoantly stopped, the balaneeeheet was presented by Mr. Quilter, of the firm of Quilter, Ball, Jay, and Co., acoountants. The immediate cause of the suspension is the re fusal of the government at Calcutta to accept a consignment of beer, on the ground of its late ar rival. A remittance of 12,0001., expected by the Calcutta mail which arrived in London on the 6th inst., consequently failed to come to hand. Had the consignment in question, however, been ac cepted by the government, there would have been an actual loss of 8,4601. on the transaction ; and it appears that on the first contract entered into with the East India Company 13,0611. also stands as a loss, in addition to 26,7761. on another contract with the Council of India. Surprise was expressed that the more recent operations should have been entered into, especially as the terms of Mr. Ab bott's contracts appear to have left him entirely at the mercy of the government, who, it warn consi dered, have acted with extreme rigour. From the Ist of July, 1856, to the 6th inst., the period within which the operations above referred to have occurred, a profit of 7,1211. is shown on other consignments, while the general profit . on " trading, &c.," is put down at 39,6021. The . capital in 1856 was 8,6621., and the drawings since that time have amounted to 6,4141. Some discus sion arose with regard to advances made to him by the Mercantile Discount Company who now claim 16,0951., which is fully coverei r however, by securities held. The fact that . Abbott has recently purchased shares in this company also attracted attention in connexion with this fact. The liabilities are estimated at 78,4921., and the assets (on the assumption that the las:, consignment of beer will be paid for by the government), at 47,4931. Otherwise the respective amounts will be 88,6891. and 33,0921. In the former mee t Mr. Abbott offers to pay 7s. in the pound, and in the latter, 12e. The result of the meeting, however, was the appointment of a committee, who will either advise the acceptance of the 75., with the future prospect of ss. more, .01 call another meeting. It is stated that some large orders for the pur chase of corn in the Black Sea have been sent from this country during the last few days. Telegrams from Birmingham announce a rise of Is. at yesterday's oorn market The board of the East Indian Railway Company yes:enlay made the final call of 51. per share on the F and Jubbulpore shares. The total sum due on account of this mil does not exceed 115,0001., owing to the large number of payments in advance. The proposed dividend on Edinburgh and Glas gow Railway stock is officially announced at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, against 34 at the corresponding period of last year. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shone this week an increase of 1,8861. ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,4501. ; the Midland, an increase of 3,5801. • the Lancasire and Yorkshire, an increase of 4,8231. ; and the North Eastern, an increase of 1,0671. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday the adjudica tion against Messrs. Francis and Hooper, of Ber mondsey, was con fi rmed. The following report of the hide sales yesterday is from Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks and Co. At the seventeenth series of public isles of bides for the year, there was the same reaasuring feeling—and this was prevalent throughout—that marked the previous sales. There was a very full attendance of buyers, aad the market was well supported both by the borne and export trade. It is worthy of remark and encouraging for the future, that all the late sales hive been well supported by the export buyers, so that upon a thorough revival of the home trade, and this seems fast approaching, there can be nodoubt but that the market will be well supported. East India—Ox and Cow. —Oalcu :U. —These hides were well competed for, and a larger i proporto nof the quantity o ff ered was sold than ham been the cue for some time past. The exporters were large bu en, and upon hides mutable for their requirements, pa • ly heavy averages, ea advance of about id. per lb. was realind that and seeond class light hides were firm at their pre vious value. Madras, Pondicherry, and Bombay.—The few offered sold at very extreme rates. The analysis of the salon is 70,667 Calcutta new parcels ; 23,985 brought for ward from former males, and 2,633 Madraa, Pondicherry, and Bombay. Leather.—Fist India was in good demand at improved prices. Australian recovered the depression noticed upon it at the last sales, and a fair proportion was sold. New York sold fairly. Salted Hides— • market was marked by great animation, and the chief part of all descriptions offered was sold. Australian—Melbourne realised an emulous' advance of id. per lb. ; Sydney sold at previous prices ; Turkey, wondering their bad conditiou and offal, sold at an advance upon the late sake ; Cape sold at former pains ; West Indian at fair prices for the quality. Horse hides (salted).—The sound were all bought in, but the damaged brought fair prices. With reference to the market for American 'mewl ties, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., report as follows. air tad", nil - 14 - lion i - 111 6 1 112 126 430 HO 1224 10 1 111 1 4 29 11 34 12 3 1 1 1 4 2 lii MS r P. _1 lit 14 66 68 271 s IL (September 5) 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94 - ; New Three per Cents., 931, , 4, t; Ban Stock, 2314 ; India Stock, 2174 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 963 ; ditto Bonds, Bs., 4s. du. ; Five-and-e-Ralf per Cent. "enfaced " rupee paper, 1011, 102. Indian government securities were dulL The Five-and-a-Half per Cent. rupee paper was rather more offered. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 18b9 was last quoted 1034 to 4 ; India Bonds, Bs. to 4s. di.. ; and Exchequer Bala, par to 3a. prem. The transactions in the foreign' stock market were rather limited, mid very little change occurred in prices. In the market for Bank shares to-day there was a fresh fall of 11. in Bank of Australasia Bank of London were likewise quoted rather lower. In the miscellaneous share market the only aiteration was an improvement in Peninsular and Oriental Steam. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 21 to 21 prem. ; Thames and Money Marine, 7-16 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, 7r to 1 dia. ; Gallivant Company (Sweden), 1 to pron. ; Royal Cremorno Gardens Company, f to q prem. ; East India Irrigation, par to I prem. ; City of Lon don Brewery Preference, If to 21 prem. ex div. The "Optional Rights" of the Illinois Central Railway Company were dealt in to-day as high as S. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocrx. The mining market to-day is quiet, and there is little change in paces. Alfre4 Con sole shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange A ; Lady Bertha, A ; and North Downs 4. There have also been transac tions in Sortridge Consols, at 28s. to 27n. ; East Wheal Russell at 12 to 121 ; and Wheal Margaret at 39 to 41. St. John del Rey Mining shares are steady, at 27 to 1. Worthing Mining are in demand, and are quoted lbs. (Id. to 16s. Port Phillip are flat at 9a. to 91. 6d. General Mining have been dealt in at 22} to 221. 'rhe final call of la. is to be paid on the shares in the Worthing Mining Company by the 22nd Sept. AS s misting of the West Pm Consols Mine, on the 21st inst., the accounts showed the assets to be 7141. (irrespor, tive of the materials and plant, valued at 1,2001.), and the liabilities about 1,500 f. After • long discusion as to find. ing additional capital to carry on the mine, the meeting won adjourned for • month. Gurlyn Mine, on the 22nd inst., made a mil of 51. per shim At North Basset Mine meeting on the 22nd inst., the amounts showed a debit balance of 5731. A call of 45. pee share was made. The Great South Tolgus Mine accounts, presented at Ells meeting yesterday, showed a cash balance In favour of the mine of 2,025/. N. 11d. A dividend of sa per share was declared. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (BT ILICTILIC TILLZOILLPIL ) YORK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) KNAVESMIRE STAKES. One mile. Miss Whip .. Northern Light k00r..• . 3 ran. COUNTY CUP. Two miles. Satellite, Underhand, Barbatua c, Bivou►c, Sw,e.tamt, and Sir William are here. ASRE PRODUCE STAKE Radiance and Folkestone are here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Three miles. Volatile, Bella Donna, Petra, Mine Hawley, Annie, Maid at Mist, Feodnrowna, Moorhen, Julia, Vouralak, Butterfly, Prelude, Stockade, Makelesa f, and Orel e a7 ron A are here. GREAT YORKSHIRE STAKES. One mile and three-quarters. Sir William, Stockade, Cape Flyaway, Mies Whip a,' Sutton, Syringe, Anna, Trovatore, Northern Light, Vesta, Sampson, The Wimrd, Von Stream. Moorhen, Man•at. Arms, The Prophet, Skelton, Feodorowna, Upperhand, Sabrwor, and Vanquisher are here. COLT SAPLING STAKES. T. Y.C. Starlight, Pbemy c, Gardener, Hussite, Kettledrum, and Royalist are here. GIMCRACK STAKE& One mile. Dundee, Betts, Gardener, Prudence, and Lopcatcher are here. ENTRY FOR NURSERY PLATE. T.Y.C. Pancake, Erica, Malta, P Crusade, Meyerbeer, a by Kingston, Sia to Horace, Black Diamond, =t, Lopcatcher, Krictbonina, 'e, Lady Louisa, m, c by Flatcatcher. Horatio, Batterdale, Bayonet, Feat Stanley, Willoughton, Whitewall, Silverliair, Ranee I, and Oldminater. OTHER A RRIVALIS.--SaMpoll, &bet, Bowater, lb•n Web. 4er, sad Punch. LATEST BETTING. YORKSHIRE STAKES Even on The Wised (t) 5 to 2 opt &brew (t) ST. LEGER. 5 to 2 eget Thorraanby (t) 9 to 2 The Wizard (t freely) 9to 1 Sweeteauee (t) 16 to 1 Bt. Albans (t) 16 to 1 &brew (t) 26 to 1 High Treason (t) 50 to 1 Wallace PROVINCIAL SKARN MARKETS. Lrrieroool. Acorn? tit —Birtenhasd, 80 901—Caledonlaa Stock, 94 964—Fsstern Counties, 101 11—front Northern Stock, 116 118—Grest Westerns, Tit 721—Leae•abize and Yorkshire, T.15 1 .17 - . - ifenoctlnan, (127tim"ditnalrit - 4 alt h ler. —Ditto, new shares, 1 6-16 1 1 7-16 p.—NOftli British Stock, --North gtaffordshire, 34 31 A.—North Astern Berwick tXDI.. Mt Stock, 964 97 ex dlr.—Ditto York Capital Stock. 814 82 ex die. —Ditto Leeds Stock, 624 ex div.--ftlith Bestern, to Ma — West Midland, Oxford. 46 46—Dutelt Ithenisb, 4 St d.—Oreati Luxembourg, 6 11 16 6 16.141—Orand Tres* el Canada, 7 lila 7=eat Western a Canada, 12 11-16 16 11-16—Ditto. new 8 7* tl.—Brdrak, and lake Buren, 6 3-16 6 6-16—Ores6 Wilp, Bs. 6d. Si. 6d.—Thames and Mersey Marine Company, 7-16 p. DOCK ACCOMMODATION AT LIVERPOOL. The Mersey Dock Board at their meeting yesterday (Thursday) informed • firm who requested more dock accommodation for their fleet of steamers, that they could not accede to any such request till the great float was opened at Birkenhead next November, when they hoped to be able to arrange the general business of the docks, so as to give increased accom. modatio on the Liverpool side of the river. HONICIDI BY Immtuntscs.—A medical student sod a retired apothecary, named respectively Delorme and Bouctiamoat, were yesterday tried by the Tribunal of Coe. rectional Police, on the charge of homicide by imprudence. The circumstances of the case were somewhat singular. A young girl, It years of age, daughter of respectable parents, some time ago went astray, but after • while was seized with remorse, and resolved to commit suicide. In July last she called on • friend of her father's, and said, " I am wretched ! I cannot continue the degraded life I have been following for some time pot, and I will die I" The friend remonstrated, and, as he thought, succeeded in persuading her to abandon the intention of suicide. But • few days after she called on Delorme, with whom she had been inti mate, and whilst conversing with him took up and tried to open • phial containing some arsenical substance. "Do not touch that," he cried, "It is poison." " Ah," cried she, with • strange smile, "I am sot afraid of poison." It would appear, from what transpired afterwards, that she contrived to secrete the phial, and then went away. Two days later the girl committed suicide, and it turned out that she had done so by means of the poison in question. The phial having been traced to Delorme, he was arrested, and to due coma brought to trial for his imprudence in having let the girl get hold of the poison, and Bouceurnont far supplying the poison to him, contriu7 to the regulation in for... The former, in his defence, sad that be really did Dot know Battle girl had taken the phis! ; awl the latter affirmed that as Ddorme was • student of four years' stand ing, be had thought there was Do harm in letting him have • poisonous substance, especially as he had required it to make experiments. But the tribunal condemned each to three months' imprisonment, and the latter, besides, to 501. Tun Popg's OWL —A letter from Rome of the 18th nays :—" A great part of the Irish battalion of St. Patrick has already embarked on its return to Ireland. This battalion has been so called by the ROOMS on account of the enormous sums that have been expended on bringing It to Boss and equipping it ; the will el St. Patrick is the Italian for the bucket of the Dodd's. This embarkation will sestabout 50,000 francs. Everybody ui glad of their departure; the disorders of this moop had become un heard* What they were is best learned from the butchamkakem, and tavern keenecs. Never paid, and often - beats., the only reply they could get f rom them was • ap. ply to Antenelli :he will pay you.' One day de Mcro& presented Ishmael( at their barracks to address them ; but be ens ohlird to run for his life." I ' ' I I 11 F!: lii LTi - 54 -14 4 1I 111 11 II OUZO 120 121 VI 3 , lal 12 V IS II