The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-14 00:00:00

for esuili. :13'1 sc. for aceouht, QloNiug at i.str. 90c. anti fOr. I*. MO . /Pier fell 7fr. s*. In railways there s.is little change. Floor ri , se ;dr. at the Halle to-day. I4IUNOR TOFANO.-AN ITALIAN VICAR OF BRAY. " Little more than a fortnight %ince," .Iy% the Naples correspeelent of La Prmv. " Komi Totaso ..err the deliberations of the first criminal tribunal .4 the iouthern province*, awl it in sow avowed that front le:ei be sits the rieret Juest of the police of Ferdinand 11. There Apo. ari to be almost something providential to the chance In which the letters of r , ignor Tam, were dis covered ; for during the government of M. Nigra the archives d ti,e kini:.lom were olip•hcil, anal nothing was f..und ee •ept the famine letter of Loeirio Romano. ••lhie id the most distiaguisheal mien of Naples baying hem. harecit by Baron Microli to write the history of th e Litter lloiaboat was, of course, allowed to search all the the kingdom, and whilst sl .ion so laid his hand on dusty which was thrown pell•inell in • corner • ith several others. The outside of this packet contained these hares • PM-- Peet' He 0pen...1 the Docket amt to ustoeisbnient found that they were letters written by Tofan to the King. classif es! according to then dates, end ':whet by a letter in ml ink, which probably •itla mew register 14 this King. T 1... mills ideal immediately went to ;moral r,ahliei to inform him id the discovery he had made. (*.mot Horromeo as old fur the pscliet of letter., copies of which were t.keu mail seat to Turin. A. alessy. happvii. in like eases, :signor Totowa retest his letters with a remark on the neces sity of destroj ing them. Fenbraiod 11., however, was toe for that. lam assured that all the acts of the Neapolitan ehll::3.•e.aAre reviewed :a these letters with the newt sarprisiug .hligcnee. Tiano del not even spore los most natured° friends. As 1 ani informed, he denounced all in the moot pitiless maser. At the time of the last Mt.sisien affray at (leans, Sigour T. dais° thought it would be hi. iaterest to take up the defence of the wxused re publics's.. Fearing, however, lest Ins patron at Naples might lie shocked at seviag him thtui ing amongst the &feeders of much people, awl might stop retnittaares, be wrote to the King to explain, 'That in order to steal the better with the Mazzinianst and to in ertia them with greater confidence in the future be bad offered to defend the accomplices of Pisseane.• worms the misfortunate men whom Wane defended were scot to the galleys. I em told Tulsa) albrms that he an justify his conduct, and that his object was to lead Ferdi awed iota error by sending him false news. The Minister of Justice at Turin has ordered an inquiry into the matter, awl the report will be ready before the swat meeting of peril:anima." TUN DRAWBACK ON PAPER. When Mr. t:lml.tonelant year introduced into wriimmot • Hal for the lteped of the Paper Dutek.b• tire .itancei.l that lie did not intend to allow any dasw riic ststionciv .1 Liverpool formed thcmadvea into as sad by their county and borough mons ters enforced the great hardships threatened to be im• upon them. Whether Mr. Gladstone yielded to three representations it ie unormereary to inquire, but is the course of debates on the bill, which was paned auto law, lie distinctly promised to provide for the re quired drawback. rheironiminsiimers of Inland Revenue • short time more sent 10 the 'tattooers and printers MI °Mend communication, that the full allowance provided 11 the act, viz., of three-halfpence per lb. on all paper bearing ilste after the ntli May, and of a penny per Ili. on all belare that Bete, would be made. Since such official 0.1111:11.11.11e4tIOU the commissioners have given instruction to the °nicer% of excl., that stationers who are also eagaged in husinem as printers are sot *gilded to the drawback. The effect of this derision will be to preveut to • very great ez tiot the dr.iwback from being received. The trade in Mau clisster, Ittroungliata, and Derby are proposing therefor* to jous the levellatal Aseneintios is a deputation on the sub. J r..(, and those in other towns who me desirous also to take part is it are reiiiiemed to communists with Mr. Weer iluudale, of Livertioid. The deputation will •••••mble is Loudon to the 114th or 19th instant. . THE REPEAL OF THE PAPER DUTY. MEETING OF STATIONERS AT BULL, YESTERDAY. lu consequence of a communication from the ntruniminners of I ol.wl Revenue, to the effect that stationers who are Moo printers would riot be entitled to the drawback on the lat I reiober, on the stocks held by them, the effect of which, if carried out, would exclude the greater portion of the trade from the advantages of the drawback, • meeting was held at the Kingston Hotel, Hull, yesterday, consisting of the member. of th e t ra d e in Hall, to consider the desirability of joining Liverpool, Mmiebester, Derby, mid other towns ita nieniorialising the Beard el Revenue and sending a deputation to the Litanceller se the Raelsequer. The trate was represented by the bawds of the peturiPel house■ in the town ; Mr. M. C. Pica mealy* ths chair. A copy of the Liverpool memorial was laid beton the meet ing, sod the chairman Matd that be had received a CCM musimtkis an reference to the !subject from Gone Chafer, the chairman of the London association of wholesale stationer', which he had much *ammo is mil* to the merinos : "SS, Cannimstreet West, Loodos, 8.C., Sept. It "liar sir,—ls reply to yaur favour of the 11th, I beg Se my, for the information of the trade at Hull, that I We had an interview with the aathorities of the Board of Is lead Revenue, and am informed that it is decided that say barn Use stationer ' whether printer or not, will be entitl e d to Use drawback. Littera to that effect will be met out imineiloitely to those who have written upcie the subject." From the matiallic•ory nature of the above commuaioatios the meeting deemed that any further proceedings were us• ariosmary, and separated. Mr. and Mn. Charism Kean resume their pr0f...1.101ml f...1.101ml labours oa Monday next, the 16th met.. when they will appear at Southampton. Tiny will thence pro. owl through several of the midland and northern counties, but later le the year will play in the principal @outings towns, prior to their apprentice in Loodos, which will tabs place early is February. Hawk', and ether plays associated with the Dawes of them tragedians, will then be revived at Oki Drury. ?dim Cushman baa returned from wkat is under stood as bee farewell tour ill Mr. Walter lacy t akes his annual benefit at the Lyeeutu Theatre, a• Friday aesel, Sept. 20. Al: England plays Twenty-two of Middlesborough on Moseley, sad the cricket swoon will be wound up the foll.,wiag week, wheel Clarpenter and Hayward play three of the northern prof.usiosala tt Sheffield sad half the West Kohn intend to look oa. A Turiu letter states that rain is much wanted in 'list part of Italy, sad t►at prayers for it ars meld daily is the shsrebc► There has bees, it appears, sot a single shower 0w for pearly three moths. "The marriAge of Otueral Turr with Mdllc. Adeline Bonaparte Wye'," says the Opinion N611;4111414 " ens celebrated a fueeday U MeadarrL" The Royal Mail nteaMenare coaled at Jamaica by blacks, who ship the coal in Mahatma& lUsd with as much as me ma. can carry. The men an paid per quantum, and machinery has just been intiodesed by the Royal Mail Com pare) ice to register the amount of labour duos. This machinery is simple and logeeions. It steads on • platform, end shove it is placed • dial which essinsuukstes with • step upon which every coal carrier is essepelloi to place his (out as he puma ou board to deposit the coal : the pressure of the foot acts on the dial, sod indicates the somber of baskets that have been shipped. The dial can count up to 1 1 ,01. The coal carrion are cambered, and a man Mande by the side of the machine with • bow divided into num bend coripartments. As each labourer steps co the nischine a pea is dropped into the compartment which nor. reepuils with the males number. Thus each man's work aud the aggregate somber of baskets of coal shipped are registered, mid one is a check upon the other. Ayr stirs IN SPAIN. —During the recent bull fightm lit Bilbao en agreeable diversion from the alhabsorbleg !satirical amusement was neatest by a heat race on the neer Nervion. The muse was from the famous bridge of Luciana to Bilbao, • distance of fouranda•heU Englieb miles. Prizes were offered for sic-oar and fouroar boats for the sis-oers two baste entered, ironed by the hardy boateass of the cusit, sad the race was well eoo tested, but was woe e .sly by the boot of Doe Alejandro kolrigues, th. wellknown Akalde of Deist* ; the chateau being rowed in exactly thirty minutes. Foe the fonroar coolest four Mate sppeared in the hat, among whizb was conspicuous • smart Eaglish gig beloogiug t..) her Britannic Majesty o Consuh and rowed by English Flatiron's ; the oCher thre e b oots lore evident, of foreign construction, but the vast annular strength of the Basque batmen who mannsl them more than counterbalaoced the slight advan tage the &ghats anew passral la their host. The rare was against time—the boats being Maned at two minutes' intervids--aal wee woo, after • clipping struggle, by the British crew, who, in spite of their boat having shipped several was when meeting two stesineva, and a moat de termined pulling en the part of their apemen* aticceoded in leading the British colours victorious, wining the race by 30 seceeds. The distance of four-and.a-hall mike was rowed in 37 minutes. The betting was 3to 1 agsiost the English crew created grout starting,se/prin. and the Malt, except to the sons Albion, cr THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1861. TILE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOWSPREET. ALLEGED EIMUZLIMIENTM IT ni►. KEEPER OP THE COL- I IIietIONIJKI BARRACK& &mac! Conk e, 11, Lake's-court, Drury-lane, &mite' on the cline sheet as of "no occupatiou," was lirtiught up by weirallt charged with having appropriated various sums of watway losieugung to the corps of commisaioniares. t i ergwantr-Major Platt, of the above corps, deposed that Ike papoose had been lately entrusted with the charge of the coounieionaire barracks, 3, Exchanp.coart, Strand. He 1 1 was formerly a member of the corps iu the filoane.strect dis- Strict, bolding &tithe same time.' situation as assistant letter. sonerinthe Pust.onice. lieiug considered a man of excellent character, he wan selected by I 'spiels E. W a lter, th e commander of the corps, to till the post of barrack-keeper, 00 the retuemeot of the late officer through Wheel. His duty was to keep the barrack accounts, awl ocamioually to suet witaem in writing. Mr. Ileary- Captain Walter, I believe, was the founder of the corp., was he not Wittier—Yea. The prisoner lived at the barracks with his wits, ash was paid a salary by Captain Walter. 1 had a week's holiday at the end of July, and dieing my sleience the prisouer was appented to receive certaiu periwigs which would have been made to me. The pat nents were sums of If. amounting iu all to about IV. .la, end were paid to him by John Murphy, oat of the corps, who told him that they were to be mi tered as sums received for the delivery of circulate. They should have liven paid to me on my return from Hance; ate im the DOI of July .• but on the day I was to return the prisoner abounded from the barracks, and nothing had been heard of him till he was taken ye.terilsy on a wai mut. John Murphy having corroborated Ibis evidence, as to the payment of the money to prisoner between the 2lst and 23th of J uly, The prisoner said lie wiabed to make a atatemest, awl after being eautioloal in the usual way, be said I was appointed by Captaiu Walter, who gave me 10f. before he left town, and desired me to take whatever money might Ise required out of the receipt.. which auue into my hands. There was • large balance against me, and I took the money, a. desired. to meet the claims made. I have a written statettieut made out of the acconnta between Captain Walter and myself, and the whole affair is • mere lineation of dell. I can show that more money than this is still owing to me. Mr. Ileury—Hut why did you abscond from your sites tam You do not explain that. Plan said the barrack account and the account between witness and prima:me were totally distinct, and this the pri soner knew perfectly well. He absconded about an hour before witness wee expected at the barracks, taking money which he had just before revived. Mr Henry— It is quite clear that the accounts were dis tinct, anal the prisoner often no rearm fur his having ab sconded from his situation. But it will be necesaary that Captain Walter should be present, the captain being his employer. Platt said the captain would very readily attend, and could Ire telegraphed foe at any tim e . The OW was remanded till Friday next for the captain's attendance. MARLBOROUGIUSTREET. rIdBraZLZW6NT BY A CAsHIER. Echei Walters, • young man in the employ of Megan. Sewell and Cross, •ilkmercere, lac. , Comptenetreet, Soho, was brought before Mr. Beimlou, in custody of Sergeant Joy, 'J by whom he Mee brought from Liverpool, charged with embezzling several sums of money received on VA:COUOt of the firm. From the evidence it appears that it was the priaceer% duty to receive moony for the firm from the porters, shop meo, &c., and the nest dby hand it over. He Wad le doing so, and absconded, and Sergeant Joy baying caused a photograph to be forwarded to the different stations, the prisoner was taken into custody at Liverpool, from which place be was brought by the sergeant, to whom b• stated that be had taken the money but bad been taken by • girl to Inaterbury. and there dragged and robbed. He had also tried to enlist, but had bow Mend, sad then mole hi.. way to Liverpool. It was stated that the prisoner's defalcations were about SOS. Ile was remanded at the request of the sergeant. MACTWO CII.IIIIINALK.—At Hemel Hempstead petty riennon, on Wednesday (before Sir A. P. Cooper, Bart, Rev. J. B. Bingham, and C. Esq.), Emma Allen, a child of nine years of are, was c harged with stealing some barley, the property of Mr. Jones, a farmer, of Ken,- worth. Mr. Hill, who conducted " the case," said it was one in which three children of the respective ages of 7,8, and 9 yaws were concerned in taking the barley from • rick, and they had selected the oldest of the delinquents. To sobidentiate this "ease" he celled George Woodcraft, a boy ten years old, who stated that he had been to school but did not know the nature of an oath. Upon being questioned by Sir A. P. Cooper, however, the boy said that in calling God to witness that he told the truth, if be did not tell the truth he believed he should be punished hereafter. He was then examined se I said-1 was in Mr. Jones's wheat field ou Tuesday, the :ird iost., at Keneworth, between 10 laid 11 o'clock, picking up bean stalks ; there wee • barley rick a) the end of the wheat field. I saw Emma Allen and others pulling the barley out of the rick • they bad • little barley in th eir hands; at this time lir. Jooee was coming into the field ; I called to them and they put the barley down and ran away. The barley was here pro. duce(, nothing like a handful altogether, and the witness said be saw the prisoners take one of the " bundles" ant of the rich, but be could not tell which bundle it was; that produced was ell the bundles all the children took put together. Mr. Jones, the proaemitor, was then called. He said—On the day is question I sew several children near the barley tick ; they bad • handful each in their hands, and as 1 walked towarda them they ran away. ! cannot swear to the girl Allen myself. I sent three bundles home by • boy ; I told him to take it to my bones. The child in defence said—l was in the geld, gentlemen, and gathered it in my hand from the groom( ; these pulled • hit out of the rick ;it was all bet was dropped on th e ground in the wheat fleid. The prisonerwas then geed, with costa, 17a., and 9d. the value of the barley. A young man then stepped tram the amenably and said-1 cannot pay t h e money ; I tan her brother and keep her; the hag no mother and bee father has lon the re of his arm end leg, and could not walk bees to-day to see after his child. I do all ' can to keep • home for them. In consequence of this appeal a fortnight wee allowed to pay tho money, nod in default the add stands committed to Hertford gaol for three weeks.—Bucks Adrertiew. Aeolis"llS to Wt. ILulrng F. TarPea.—Ou Saturday, the Mt kat., at about 11 p.m., as Mr. Tupper waa Isse•Wng immewstils in an open two-wheeled car riage. sad had arched not far from the Gom.hall static)°, Ms hew" a spirited animal, suddenly alarmed, shied boa sae side of the road to the other, and unluckily the near wheel baring been thereby forced up • beak the vehicle and horse were overturned, and Mr. Tupper, with the driver, dung violently into the road. The servant esaped with u few bruises, but we regret to my that Mr. Tupper sustaioed more serio us i n j ur i es . He was, lodged, at first dead stunned by the shock, bat sore recovenog himself, and having Ascer tained the nature of the seddsat and that horse and amigo were no looser maileiga, be walked home In Albany, about two miles bed a heir &Meet. The morning after the widest, a medical gestionea hiving hem peat for, amortaleed on examination that ewe of the ribs was broken. Oar readers, bowers". and tke rake generally will be glad to learn that though Imbed and is some pain, the distinguished patient is kvourably, and no danger is apprebeaded.—games Col.:rawer AND Lana op LIF2. —lnformation ban been forwarded le Mr. Cartier, sertmer for West Kent. that the body of a reapeetably lathed man was yeaknlay picked up in the Maass of &ltb. Tibedesemed has been identified on haring boos a paesseger w booed the Meta, Southend .tamer. when that reseal a few days shies sans into colli des with a brig. It is supposed Mod the deemed was sit ting es the ado of the stem vowel sad was hurled into the water by the Isms of the oellietea. ♦ ZINW Cwt IL run reds GIAILAT ZXHINITION. The o,NElNissere of the (teat Eliblbitioa et 'awl. hare 'Wee directioes be Mr. Berea, Of hill, for the esnotenction a clock, to be filed in the ing DOW in p ogroms of erection at South Konelogien. The clock in question will be sewed in sin only to the great West. niinger cluck. The dial is to be frosn 15 to 20 feet in dim mest, sod will be placed immediately over the centre arch Of the grand entrance in Crnmerell•nod. The base will ionettre 12 feet by 14, or nearly 100 square feet, and about tifeet in height. It will chime the quarters on four hells, sad strike on a fifth, weighing about tb cwt. The whole will he enclosed io • glass alas, and no cost or pains will be spared in the construction. A POTHECARIOS' 11•13...—At a court of examiners, held on Thursday. the 12th instant, Neon. Frederic Nash, of Royston, Cambridgeshire ; Barnard Edwanl Spann, of Vale-place, Hammersmith ; sod John William Tyler, of Calcutta, were admitted licentiates of the Society of Apo. tbecaries ; and Mr. Daniel Hies, jun. (no address given) paned the first examination. TRAPTIC Rartirrs. —The traffic receipts of rail_ ways Is the United Kierlom for the week ending Sept. assosated to 561.775 1 ., and for the corresponding week of Lot year to 580,945 f. ; showing a decrease of 6,170 t. The pose receipt. on the eight railways baring their teresisi in the metropolis untainted to 272.5171., and for the correspondiug week of 11400 to 275,7Zt1., show ing a decrease of 3,206/. The decrease on the Great Northers Railway amounted to 6211. ; on the Great Western to 1,213/. ; on the London and Blackwell to MM. ; on the Loudon, Brighton, and South Coast to 9171. ; and on the South Eastern to 2,8071. total, 5,8131. But from this must he deducted 1.1681., the increase on the Eastern Counties, 1,1041. on the Lon. don sad Nertli•Meatrro, and WU. on the Louden and South Western, tepther 2,6071., leaving the desresse, as above, SION. The receipts on the other lines is the United Kingdom amounted to 311,259/., and for the cornspouding week of list year to 314,2Z2L, showing a decrease of 2,9641., which, added to the decrease on the metropolitan lines, makes the total decrease 6,1101. as 000• pared with the corresponding week of 1860. SHARE L1828.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Owoi. The railway share market continues heavy. A fresh decline has occurred to-day. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has fallen per cent., Great Wes tern 4, Loudon and North Western and Ca ledonian 11 , Eastern Counties I, and Mid land i per cent. London and North Wes- tern stock is now quoted 83} to 3 ; Great Western, 70e to 3 ; Midland, 1281 to 3 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1092 to 110 ; Caledonian, 108 to I ; South Eastern, 80 to i f ; Eastern Counties, 491 to 2 ; and Great Northern, 108 to 110. The settle ment is in progress. Lombarthi-Venetian Railway shares remain steady, at 1i tol4 prem. Bahia and Antwerp and Rotten! MI are firm. Grand Truuk ut Canada and East Indian railway stocks are rather more tiered. KtMa to.dop tot p.m. _ ad 4 ai i xd - lig - I ad • ad - . 110 01 asi id 4 4 ilei ; " e pa 3d id Pre id id id 848 id id ad id id - 14 ad ad 1011 - 01 - 7• zd ...- zill 14 ttS la w- - 4 Ovici,i 6.120 10,000 600 1,014 141 6,144 6,000 1.1114 41,400 .111011 10,000 6,000 1,024 t. 0401 74,5,00111 000 [ 11.9011! 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N id .. —. 111111 114 a IS ■ a a 67 • 41 ad SO SO4 sd 61 51 sd 96 96 4 6 11 39 S 9 pas die •pm SI 90 fit 14 I 47 49 411 49 as too Closing pries& 100 o lot 105 1M 14 x 1 } i I% 101 11 de 102 115 110 107 id 100 is 11.1 ad lii id 111 ad ldi id 107 ad TO ice Ire to lot .1 16 ad aIIJIM ad 111 114 111 114 IN 110 111 114 140 144 Ile 111 IA 186 II 74 ft N iil iv to I vas IN In id 92 ria Its lit Iv 9 In i it pm eti tio Par i gel L a. it pm 115 140 10 144 ISt 99 101 144 V/ 101 W 90 09 00 17 . 14. iie Re Slf *4 M 48 10 ITT lIT 110 lOU 100 118 It AIMIIIIII Orb. pima -z z 1 ;4 - I 1 al 1 die! t 4 IP IP mg In -.— pis Pi 91 II 1 as 0 41 K bl I bar el I 1 t i t ells %i 1 0 Pm t 7 7 10 11 In ..... MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Clam. The funds to-day are stationary at the closing quotations of yesterday, with very little business. Attention is chiefly directed to the arrangements for the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which will be completsd on Monday. With the exception of a further decline in English railway stocks, there is no alteration of importance in priciest The India Five per Cent. Stock is steady, at Kai to 104 for the account, and the scrip at 1031 to 104. Consols are officially marked 93f, 2, and for money, and 934 and f for the account. The present quotations are 934 to 2 for money, and 93j to for the 10th October. The official business report is as follows:—New Three per Cents., 911, 92 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 106, 1034 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 2s. die. The foreign stock market is rather quiet to-day, but prices are generally steady. The Turk ish Loan of 1854 is quoted 82/ to I, and that of 1868, 674 to 68, ex div. The late rise in Mexican bonds is fully supported. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Deferred, 29 ; Cuba Seven per Cents., 101 ; Equedor New Consolidated, 154, ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 23, g ; ditto, for account, 234 ; New Granada Deferred, 6i ; Peruvian Three per Ceuta., 791 ; Russian Five per Cents., 994, ex div.; Sardinian Five per Cents., 80 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 414 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 88, j, 674, ex div. ; ditto for account, 67j, 68, ex div. Ittis-rABT Two o'CtocK. Consols remain quoted NI to 3 for money, and 931 to for the account. The discount market yesterday presented a steady appearance. The ratan for the best bills in the open market being only 34 to 34 per cent., there was no revival of business whatever at the Bank of England. About 60,000/. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The Seine, from the West- Indies, has brought 84,0001. in silver, and 49,0001. in gold. The Melbourne advices announce the departure of the Lincolnshire with 207,0001. in gold, the Swiftsure with 205,0001., and the James Wilson with 76,000/. making the total on the way to Eng land 643,000/ including 165,000/. by the Orwell, reported by the previous mail. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were not quite so firm as of late, owing partly to the fall iu the value of money here. The alteration in the ' rates , however , was not important. Subjoined is our usual list : Aznittenlam, 3 months, 12.1 to a ; ditto, 3 days, 11.19 to a ; Boit/Mum, 3 months, 12.1 to a ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.67 a to 723 ; Hamburg, ins. Limo° .3 months, LllOl to a ; Paris, 3 days, 25.421 to 74 ; dit to, 3 months, 25.70 to 5 • frankfort-on-the-it o, 3 months, 1190 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 33 to 1 ; Vienna, tlo., 3 months, 14.10 to 15; Trieste, elf. 60., 3 months, 14.10 to 15; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to a ; Cadiz, 3 months, 484 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.85 to 71 ; Gann% 3 months, 25.80 to 5 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.80 to 5 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 394 to 40; Malmo, 3 months, 118 A to t ; Naha, 3 months, 118 a tog; Lisbon, 90 days, 51 to 1 ; (*wt., 90 days, 52 4 to i f . _ . At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is 41 per cent. (the Bank of France rate being still 5 ' or 1 per cent, above that of the Bank of Englapd) ; at Vienna, 5 • at Hamburg, 21 ; at Amsterdam, 3 ; at Frankfort, 2 ; at Berlin, 3, ; at Brussels, 3} ; and at Turin, 5} per cent. The bills have been returned of Messrs. Head land and Kearaley, woollen warehousemen, of Gutter-lane, but the direct liabilities are under stood not to exceed 20,0004. The partners, it is said, entertain a hope that they will be able to pay in full. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday wax very firm, with sales to the extent of 15,000 Wes. The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday, the 12th of September, shows the following results (the exchange taken at 25f. to the pound) : Coin and bullion Bills discounted Deareme 1,610,000 Note; in circulation. DINIIMIO 30,000 Private deposits DOMINO 1,440,000 Treasury it .. ... Decreer. 610.600 Advances on public Recanting Decrease 200.000 The Portuguese Financial Agent has issued • notice describing the progress of the conversion of the public debt. The total of bonds of all issues in circulation on the 30th June, 1861 (besides ' 135,0071. 10e. unconverted bonds), was 13,994,0001., and the amount of deferred stock in circulation (after deducting 15,5071. 14e. 4d., converted into internal stock) was 542,8311. Be. 9d. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,0631. The half-yearly meeting of the Cape Town Rail way and Dock Company is called for the 30th inst., when the directors will ask power to issue shares (about 1,500 in number) for the unaubseribed por tion of the original guaranteed capital of 470,0001. The National Bank will commence business in their new building, 13, Old Broad-street, on Mon day next, the 10th inst. The preparations yesterday for Monday's settle ment in the English railway market imlicated gene rally a limited supply of stock. The following shows the terms current at the commencement of business yesterday morning : London ascl. North Western t borrowers to # per cent. stock Great Western Lancashire and and Yeehides to f per cent. oontango. Midland -16 to 5416 per owe. cont. Mouth Eastern Caledonian. - - - to per coot. coot. per mot. coot. 11-16 to I per cent. coot. 1.16 to --• cent. coot. North DAM even Berwick York and North Midland In the afternoon the " beeckwardation" of on Great Northern passed off, and the stock closed flat. London and North Western wax scarce, and carried • " backwardation" of A. Midland was likewise wanted for the settlement, and at the close the d e alers were borrowers of it. Lancashire and Yorkshire proved more abundant, and stood at " continuation." The "continuation" on CAlsxlo - stock was also per cent. The Gazette specie 'statement for the week end ing Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.: —lmports of gold, 431,902/. • exports of gold, 32,0231. ; imports of silver, 21 ,4071. ; exports of silver, 106,8371. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the eighteenth series of public sales for the year, we have to report a fair attendance of buyers with a good busi ng= doing, both for the home trade and export. Price• of most descriptions remain without much alteration. East India—Ox and Cow : Calcutta were iu steady demand, most descriptions were well competed for, especially hides of good quality, which brought extreme rajas. The lower qualities are improving in value, and prices for all clamsea wore steady, lst leave being the Wirt so. Madras were well competed for, and brought full prices. The analysis of the sales is 15,312 Calcutta new is ; 14,032 brone.2t forward from former sales ; mad 13,523 Madras, Bombay. lie. ; in all 133,080 bides, of which 119,136 were ,old at the sales. Fast lodia—Buffalo.—The quantity offered was large, but the bulk being of inferior quality, accounts for the low pprvrwaes of Calutta. Papaw sold fairly. Leather.—East India. —Bombay of good quality sold at advanced prices. Australian—The portion sold was at late rates to a alight concession in Price to close parcels. Spanish (curried) sold at very full prices. Salted H ides. —Australian—Those sold were at late rates both for Melbourne and Sydney. Cape sold at full prices for the quality. West India were steady. Dry and Salted Hides—Mogadore kips all bought in, being held beyond the trines at present obtainable. Horse Hides— , The salted were bought in, the sales being confined to • few dry bides. Glue pieces sold at former prime. Bark was better demand at full rates. The Excelsior has arrived from Chins with 887,300 lbs. of te► ' Cent. Consols, for mosey 931, 1, I; ditto, for account (October 10), 931, 94, 931 ; Three per Oasts. Reduced, 92, 911, *, ; New Three Bw Coots., 911, 92, 911 ; India - Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, k, 104 ' • Five per Cent.' " enfaced" rupee Parr, 94 ! g• The India Five par Cents. were rather flatter. The stock closed at 1031 to 1 for the account, and Rae scrip at 1031 to 104. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 2s. dia. to 2s. premium, and the June 4e. to 7s. premium. The foreign stock market was rather active. Mexican Bonds have improved to 23 to 1, and Pe ruvian Three per Cents. to79* to 80. The Turkisk Loan of 1854 closed firm at 821 to 1, whilst that of 1868 was steady at 67* to 88 ex div. This department generally was strong. r Bank shares were steady. There were more in quiries for London and South African Bank, and London Chartered Bank of Australia, East and West India Dock, and Scottish Australian Invest ment stocks were better. Oriental Inland Steam shares met with some attention. The closing quotations for slasegr in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, ci to 4/ prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, ato 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, It to ti die. ; London and Prtnincial Marine, dia. to par ; Oriental and General Marine, I to} prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Commercial Unisu Fire, par ; Bakia Steam, to Cape Town Railway shares have risen to par. United States and Virginia Bonds fell to 1 per cent. to-day. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoex. The mining market to-day is active as re;ards shares in Cern Camborne and East Caradon, which have advanced. Shares in Merke Valley, North Treskerby, and Copper Hill, are likewise in demand. In the Stock Exchange East Caradon are officially marked 26i to 264 : East Basset, ; and North Downs, 6 to 68. Foreign and colonial mining s hares remain quiet. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) have been dealt in at 6 to i prem., and United Mexican at The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Mews. von Dadelseen and North With the exception of tin, which was advanced on the 10th inst., there is no chance of importance in the metal market ; prices are well maintained, and an average amount of business has been done. Wilsh bars are without change from our last week's quotation, end in fair demand. la Staffordshire iron there is a little more business doing. Scotch pig iron has slightly receded in value, closing at Ms. 41d., cash. Copper : (heat steadiness tensile in the copper market ; both Englisb-manuf and nw are soiling to a moderate extent at fixed quotations. Huainan has been done in Burnt at 98/. Most of our importen bold for 100/. and above. We quote Kapunda, 991. to Wit. ; Baltimore ingot. Sri. ; Chili slab, from 881. to 901. Tia : English tin was put up on the 10th at 31. per tow, which step was anticipated some time ago, and was ffiecounted ea regards foreign. We quote Strait* 1171. cash ; Banta, 1181. In Holland the market be. advanced to ltd. Tin platen remain dull and difficult to dispose of. lead: A little more busincwi passing, but prices unchanged. Spiker : No further improvement has taken place ; the market is if any thing a shade ea sier. 50 tows were dose on the 10th inst. at 18/. 5.. for prompt, cash, and the same quantity for I November delivery, at 181. 15s. ; Hull parcels, 18/. sa. to 18/. 10s. ; W. If.. 19/. At the Wheal Mary Ann meeting, on the 10th instant % the accounts showed a credit balance of 2,0201. lls. 2d. A. dividend of 10s. per share (5120 era declared, kering a balance of 1,508/. lls. 2d. to the next account. Bryn Glair,' mine sold 30 tons of lead ore at 12/. tle. Tor ton on the 12th lost From Wheal Concord (September 12), Captain H. Lake writes :—" We are now driving the creescut south of the Ni with six men, and the 10 east with two MR and two boys. The lode is large and kindly, with good stones el lead, and a strong appearance of plenty at a deeper level. Picini Dale Mine (August 11), Captain R. Nines writes: —" Everything is going on much as usual. The pine vein is still yielding well, and worth 11101. par fathom. We have sunk 7 feet in the new shaft during the Daf t week, which is now down from surface 2R fathoms 5 feet." From Weet Devon Consols (Sept. 12), Captain C. Rowe states :—" The lode in the 40 east from engine shaft is im- proved in size, awl shows indication s of becoming still larger as we get nearer the shoot of the an ground, which we anticipate being some few fathoms ahead. The ground is not quite so favourable for progress ea we ezpetted to find it ; nevertheless its character and appearance are in every way oongenial for the production of copper ore. There is ne change in the tribute department to notice since last re. ported on." )LONIAL GOVIZNIIENT 11 Do. bor. 6 p.c.. 1877.9 Do. 6 per cent.. 1860.2 Do. 6 per cent.. 1863.4 1 Do. 6 per ct. Yob. &Avg Do. 6 per ctalarata i op is 0 1 Do. 6 per cent. ..... of 0 Hopeep.ct. do. 111601 Do. do 1661; Neer Inmew. nov. 6p. ct ' I. 6.l l falos 0..6p. c. 1 6 ee DD.& p. 6.0871 to 1876 Do. II p. e., 1659 Nom Molts 6 pest cenl,l . W/0 .1100 . 100 . 100 aw l .' 9 . I: .1 100 - "9100 100 100 140 100 16 100 100 ' 100 Bonds 100 *July 100 O. 100 Aw.t.Gov. 6 pa A. Vie. Ov. p. a Jin.3J o t i Do. do. 6 p. c. April d O. BRITISH Allred Cool. ,PbUllackl &Stith Iron CUfford Der. O. C. jravistk ) 1 lest Basset (Mow) Nast Camden LVltalmmel (Tatlath ): °rambler & St. dolga , Great South Tolittm 13.1110. Mired "Wacky O. Wh. for (Sells) ' Granville limod a-foot Ologatem Dona Lady Bertha (Coy LAM) N. Fram o es (I° o) N. Mi. hams% (Mew) North Wheal Crotty Par Coos. (St, Blowy) . Provldeam (U. Limp., Elortride Cos : Ma. Co, UL Cloor) aTri Bess Mb:gam S. Dews Iron I Goa Midas (Uss.l & W. Itsesee (lllissa) Nosy Part Tame - I! fia — crolt ---- I VW et Towel (Ossay Welt Swot (Illopia) W. Osradon (Waisted) West Won vni.ll l 9 • • 1111. Bulk. ( c rizi s i ) Wk. Laws: M W ICltty (Um Lela* Mica Mary A (11cohanlot) Wb. Treleinuy (lAsk ) SAN slimed 1, 74 411. ?IMO au.. Its: ,41.13% 113 µc Ir.. e ap. 11 01. J] 41 • 111. fll. NOLLION Mitt s COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Petesuburg Y.C., ea the wet. is quoted Ode. to 45.. Cd. ; October to Dewomber. 4& Deoember, 45.. dd. ; January to lamb, 48e. dd. to 48w. 04. 3Lusurr ATM/WM.—Town tallow, KM 9d. ; fat ditto, 2s. 6Jd ; yellow Russian, 49e. ; melted 36a Od. ; rough ditto, 20.. tid. ; tallow grm is, Ws. ; dreg, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Moors. Davis and Co. report prices 'About alters. tion —Priam meadow hay, ro. to 84e. ; superior ditto, • tolooa. ; Inferior ditto. Xs. to Ms. ; new ditto, 50e. to • ; (dower, old, 90e. to 120. ; straw, 2Se. to 345. COVENT GARDEN..(THIE DAY.) Of both vegetables and fruit there is now an ample sup ply. Figs, greengage plums, apples, and pears, are plen tiful, sad the same may be said of grapes sad melons. Peas are not so good as they have been ; but of beans there is still a fair supply. Fur potatoes markets are heavy ; prices about the same as last week. Cucumbers an abundant. Cut dowers chiefly. consist of orchids, lily of the valley, dahlias, asters , violets, mignonette, heaths, 'sad FRUIT. Thee Apples, per lb ,toto 61 I Apples, per dos., to Is Grapes, per 'lb., Is ttd to 4s ; Gramma, per 100, Os to 14% Melons, each, Ls to 3m 1 Lemons, per 100, as to 10s Peaches, per dos., as to 104 I ts Nu, Cob, per lb., Isto Is Id es Nectarines, do., to lus Walnut*, per 100, to Pears, per dot. Ls to ta VEGETABLES. CattlUlowere, each, 26 to ed ; Veg. Marrows, p.doz. Bitola 6d Green Peas, per nuart,leto la 6d ; Artichokes, each, ed to 10d Broccoli, peribundle,ld I Beet, per dor , 1.6.1 French beans, per sieve, :is 0,1 , Celery, per bundle, Is &Ito bed to as ad I ihdons, per stevo,ts &I Broad Beans, p Idush..tvvl tom ; Rhubarb, per bun., ad to At Cabbages, p. dos., Is Sd to Is td I Tomatoes, per dot, Is to 1, Potatoes, per ton. 00s to sea Shallota, per lb, ad to 10d new, per lb., Id 4311 I Garlic, per lb, bd toed percwt , 4s tom I Endive, per score. Is 6tl Tamil" per bunch. 4d to 6.1 1 I Ifonmadish, per bun., Istld to es Carrots, new, do.. 4.1 to 0.1 Mushrooms, p. pott., 2s tots Spinach, per sieve. Is to .2. I Parsley, per 12 bunches. tots Cucumbers, each. 6d to :id Savory, per bunch, Sd to ad PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LirsitPoou Sore. 13.—Caledonian, 1:1_1064 a dlr.—F.44cm Counties, 91 9 15•16—Orcat Northern-4/Mat Writers , 714 I—lanauhlre and Yorkshire. 110 lantioa and Nowak Western, 90—London and South Weldon, 061 00-sfanchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 46 11-56 I—Midland stack. 1.291 81 I—Ditto 'near stares', 14 1 9-16 p —North British. 64—North Statiordildre, 46 44 d—North Eautern, Berwick, 100 106—Ditto, York and North Midland, 936 94—Ditto, Leeds Capi tal Stock, 604 611— , oath Eastern sad Dower, 441—West 5(04. land, oxford. 474 44—Buffalo and Lake BUM, 41 44—Ditek Rhenish, 1 e 16-16 d—Grand Trunk of Canada. 4 13-16 44—Circal Lusensiourg, 81—Crest Western of Canada, 91 94 —Minos Central, 401 40 d —Thames and Mersey Insurance, 16-16 1 p.- 060 e, ex assessment, 214 22,• Jansenism's, SEPT. 13.—Not much business doing, and the market rather dat. The sales were :—nature Counties. 94 — Great, Western of Canada, 94—boat Western, 71—Illinois cen tral, 60 d, next account—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111 10; t, next aceount 1114—London and North Western, 941—Man chester, shefeehl. and Lincolnshire. 464—Midland, 1454 both se eounts—North Eastern, Berwick, 1034 next aocount—Thanies and Mersey Marine Insurance, 15-16 p. —Sheffield 6f. Preference, 5.16 n —Dover 5 per cent. Preference (41. 10s. paid, 4p BIRMINGHAM. HYPr. 13.—The sales were :—Stour Balky (102- melee", 564—Midland (Bristol and Birminithum it per rout 1341: sad Inirmingtans Waterworks, 361. South Stalords 104 I—Birudialuun Canal, 891 90; and nrapshire Rank. ;si TItSFYIC RETURNS. 2,IIIAUTS Mee Pas- Mrr• Total, Total, OVA Sows elmodise Iran 1810 LO WdeR uz: . r .1. L , 4'.. 4, end°tionsiess Booth. 2,135 219 f! 354 2,808 Royal Amish Walt ind Sept. 2 & Aust.* .ard•-% en. (Broth Aust. Line) 1001 moo (Lamboed° Line) 1:01 3,1 M Central Italy Branch Tishance to 110Innn.. . 91 1,996 Meek ending Sept. 8. Caledosthsa 2191 6.950 29.4 c 3 46.903 35,213 1 929 5,117 &ND 1,067 7,903 3,39: 9,972 10,91! 15,108 • FaroAr Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to 94 for _ the 10th October, opened this morning at the same tc, be m e t lieutenant, vice W. V. B. Hewett, plowed, quotation, declined to 9 , 4 to . I, to j. For money the last price was 94 to Tbse IDMIEALTY, SEPT. 10.—Corps of Royal Marine'. and closed at "• —Sewed Lieutenant J.unes Adams Elliott bulb official business report is as follows :—Three per 6if.psy.