The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-22 00:00:00

ip. seNOLIIIRLD IN 111WINGHAM. innnal dinner of the from, Hardware, and Trot," Pemba Society lock pbse ThOrsday .t Iris Hegel, lilhusinghe* on the presidency mayor. Nearly two basked par ,n the eatertainseset, swan thine I = 61. M.P., sad llr. R. W. Yeneard.llLP., pensideat Want (pee " The hems of parliament." 1 , hie regret that ao misher of lie House of mow at oil that mewl* bat mid it iged him . t .1.1,05, that two estimable repremehtfives who • Mow of (Nimmons—Yr. fleholelleld and Hr. hosieured the company with their attend ' Leen. I ‘l. ....1.4.Fr1ti.13, who on rifled was received with pro -o.l•l3twe. mei it devolved upon him, as the seek, of . aihle friend the member far N wpat , b thank • pun. for the compliment they had bee. kind pay to the members of both homes of parliament. ...line into that room he ourtaialy did • • the cure., that it was not impomible that some ut .4 the kind might be paid to the r Commons, but be had so idea that he . upon to fall the impossible duty of .;..iztui it. He oeverthelem did so with the greatest • ti ti the same time he had • grudge mantel the ,• (Laughter.) He would's* at • meeting , .Imei', venture to indicate the pound of that int he would return good for evil, sad would my new no molder imam* in the world than the lieu, of Lonia. (Loud cheering.) The British !.4t1.41. to his mind, and he had always said so wee ~.t mean. that the head and lead of m a n h a d yet ii.vernment of • free nation, hat the ems , would not be what it was had we not an hereditary . •1 1.-tok Hear, hear.) He bad visited in the t• L. !sat two years • onuntry to which his excellent . ft.. mayor had refined, in speaking of the trans , 'net of the Priam of Walea. That country bor. ei the Visited States of America, certainly the rinthlic that ever canto!, sod enjoying • form z cement hest suited to the people, and there, . -nle with the population of the States, he found • ,• el thoroughly Loglieh, anti as ready to defend the . . . ..ustitutina, the queen, Lords and Commons, as any lit could be. (Loud cheers.) No member of the Peer. was pretest to return theist's, hat he hoped • . ehl Lett think be had performed the duty Made • when he thanked them for the compliment just d i , • ...ow, and which he believed it really With nixed to the Heard Commona, low .t • ol near him had not been • member d the hoses A. he bad been ; Ltet he lad bad esperiento which good, if not • better right, to speak as behalf of ~ • He (Hr. Scholefield) did not °mew in what n dieac by the Housed COlllllOOllO with reference to o. r• form queens% ; be had .unaided that as.. Won; , .‘.t 'rye well onsested, bat though no wassars had .1. inaloos as he was for it, Lou still thought the Homo rms. ems the adds* regrosentaties sessanbly is lb. roa:... lark wrier tispy WO. they would as, so seseastily -to maths it ; sml it was Ohs proudest aim of marry oi.bar rresablisibing its ocentinalims is from a To ," bode as Ms model at the Ileitlek Hems i „uss. Kibrars.l TIM as bow he viewed thmi r....•. ,d dicer as they alight with riapsd to this or that •roiere 4 implinas, the psegis wait sew toast that Irit hid hies fur bridge& et yeas and might. he . to ha, the whilst amenthimps to the world. lit. • . With regard es ths ahem* of his bum coi 1, Me bright) es that eseeks, ho might may that it !reti won that podisman the greatest pliers,. to 1. • at, Ist, as they all knew, has boa. raised had th. rieimo al a leg aid salvos semis, is h Ibig 'Nevins@ hod bees eery dellingundied, sad be t( • .i 4 they scald apse with km that his hos. friend " erns 11/1/10191 , 01, seat sad spas (Hear. hear.) 7 ,e were probably say pressed who Mend tram Ida a freed and coinages in matters of poniard ditty, bet .. • •...• t. that ars wiedd, he was sm. admit his grad . L ;,;r..ot el.iiortior, sod his liosisstr sod assority. • • • 1..11i.. ton. friend was • thorosh Eshelman, and had .. ol.ect view, which ws beset his country. he (Mr. riciaoteleld) did sot always apes with was Nataidled that this, serer was a mom irliticiam (I lisers.) ho far la he (Mr. Mailmona) • •••asersed be bad foal Mr. Wight, as a colleague, to his ro opsratios. sad a wens sad lessor • mad ..a.l he heartily thankmd Biesitashow he hay* "...rated bus ash ouch a tams itteswed applause.) t. tMr ere all seas be (Mr. tichohlield) laboured la a Irene which was eery much circeassaibed compared with h. on. eollsegsb, hat sinerthrlame (a that 81611111 he did IL. Irst he mull to tali his duty. (Heard sear.) If be arch% be ponaittel, be might add one word a,th re set to the immediate object of their ward that ors. Ile had herd with peat sign* that Biz . ashen, which was the seats of the sisal trek, duos what ad& beesported ef it Is esse.-•cis • ► that sorest r, bat he was girl that soda the ampicesof ti sayer art ilea, repposedene•pewsidasdaaa_oplosrlooily • • now &Monied .4 parformisg a duly that hod bithiwto I. a erglectel. Ho how of is issinatics more doservirs ..f • lie .4 tho commenity to which they belearad, ►r 151 be kr,w id any sicic.y which assfewed • greater i s eat .4 Isiselt at so small a mat aad he hoped, Uwe r . that this town weal! stead to it its cordial aid at, seers (l•hom.) No maw amoset than was so .trosis list that • day ef minimises might come C apes aid he lased they would we that no sea could his n a r pre ea that the society could sot afford him some s.• m.v. After sena acksowledins the onotpliziest paid 1. 4 b how.. of t, has mamma MUNN! 11. • smaist WM. rt. slim had referses chisly to matioss e. 1.4 with tri masociation sad the had.. is suasion • • •. a. - - PPOIMINIV, AN!) PRoMO TIoNS IN MI Cl/!L SIERvIeR. w.e.othoe.-141r. Clarks John Hinxinaii hem 1-....mieted • tern sleek in the Comma&ler-im I •ir f•ogre, and paned exasdastim ; Mr. Ft .13CIII Ar re.1f.04 Winne Nye* Me bus appointed a temporary m the War, glee, and reseed big enrainatero ' • Mr. Fwad Lae been appointed a temporary clerk at and Ia eel hi. examination. .... a ... and .‘rt Department. - Mr. Thomas William Now t, Ir. appointed aloud-tut librarian in the Geological Letalm.. The Admiralty. —Mr. Henry Wurseldine has been lip p 0,4 1.64 lici;nl clerk, and pissed bin examination. 16- Kiskutikr.- Mr. Jcentlian lkire7 has been appointed a • tk mud pasied his examination , • • Mr. 4^ has been appointedappointed a tenivrary ch ili in I u. jaosed a hi. c,winatitin Mr. - "•-• sliviiiite,l a ckrk at Rochdale, and passed his ex a . -tom.. -Mr. Ream Thorium. collector of Dundalk, lea A ?emoted to Bows. h. rice Adloy, super ,•• .1 : Mr J. 4.1.11 Monett, controller of Plll.lllOOll, has l• 1 1 , 41614(4 to ho collector of Dundalk. vim Thomas, •: ed: the eoutrollenliip ..t Pun mace has been aboli s h e d ; eoutroller, has Seca promoted to be • r l:nmoby ; Mr. W. H. Manb, assistant tido . •‘• , •.r. L.• Leen pronioted Li be lauding waiter and . at I:nmealy ; Mr. Joseph Collin., tidevraitsr ! h... L-en promoted to be tidewaiter secood class •• ••• I . Mr. W. P. Moore, KCOOII clerk. has been pro , •Le ttr-t clerk at 'lull Mr. J. W. Lister, third • lon promoted to be seend clerk in Hull. The z ..*!lean have lees placed on the compensation •• Mr. It. D. Parker. landingwaiter, Portsmontli Mr. I ocoal ti.leaurveyor, Portsmouth Mr. R. L I. TA Lte enato4ler of accounts at Belfast, employed • • .11...4 the controller of accounts for tea, Loudon. Kcvcatie Department. Excise Branch. Mr. • .41L., .4 though Rids. Loodonderry wine. • . heen appointtvt W Ituntingforel Rids, Ware cel 1, Mt. Joseph Kelly. officer of Buotingford Ride, • o n, has been appointed to Dough Ride, Lon ; Mr. Thomas Hcary Hunt, meted • Ineola collection. has been appointed mooed clerk, •ilectioe ; Mr. Noma! Wren Davies, supervisor, . • , rth distriet, Suffolk Mliletpon. ha hoes 4 apZ t tl , -.lnmdistriet, Lynn eolleeti o n ; M r . In sec t • • ..-r. ha. bees appointed supervisor, Halesworth ilia ...holt collection. • Italics. -Mr. C. J. Entine Iva been apponted • • I•.r Bonney of the Legislative Council of India, in - ...4 the late Mr. Le teyt. ; Mr. J. P. iltrattoe hest ••1 ',clod pol:tind assistast for Butallscund, from • ' , Omni J. P. Map hes ham appointed deputy • WI at Martaban.—Cira Serrier Gozerfe. hie Sri MCSPILT. —FATAL AccIDTICT. —A • wen created Is the Glovisrsed, 1.% .0 sceelent of • 'ideal asters which tenni diner the ilrenilfid nadir of Mrs. Ensley, •••••• Gruvensd, lois beat im charge of the f..t the le.t tieintli ham been edify o.xapied by • • •iii•Lable outwit Watson. DV K. ki. wife, sod .1•1 , 114 IL. Yr,. a pretty sail iatellinint boy, • Ve•terilev. shout I i o'clock, the constable, • 1 •• •• on dote All 'light, went home soil retired to • • f.•llowetl by him boy, who was talkies • onz a the rooai in the mast cheerful =snow amid ..• warl% uolrees.ll, when be kilned the child •r••! I ~,,, to co•lown dairy; soil join his teethe.. A •-••• re.,rde .t....• was ensiled by • fall nf • .ss .4i the Ol..0•111 ia the yank followed b) loud • fceis to • de. He ran d oss at 0000 into the s, his horse saw the lifeline faint of hie child is I 1.1.. d. He matched bias up and hurried to the • • -•t Mr. Nit, is the Miile-ead•roxii, but that arriving •.7 • ww• ("end to be dead. It appe a r that Waters • • --• •itiv•r piirt of the soirees se lie was • gild, in going down stain. is sop ' • o-• n.twl on the winnow mash, to have force.) it • •' e n with tr. weight, and to have looked out at • 11. the o ex t yar d . I n doing so he usciliaLowed nc.id f..renicait into the yard, and fractured st add be held us the body this after. • t • Ilaalway Tessa, when the jury assembled to •i• • b.-.try iiiiiiitaoces &Seeding the death of the , L-1 M.. Fevilev, ' Vvw ltrsopin: or TAR MuTTNT ACT.—A •:tei Life liaarde. ander the coinmaad at Miami • •• ig •ligallArxr.l froni the reginiest far kyle. • • .'h and iesten his wife. It is n. be limped that i-A•11 .14-,1•• of anthoritv gr.', net lad to • fthe nff-ace in outer corps.-o'l4d Senior LA , l' FIST SPORTING INTELLLUENCE. (IT mama° mamas.) MANCHESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) NORTHERN METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. Lane, Desenead, Adelaide, Bab at the Boater, The Greta, Be Quick, Lady Binl, Halms, Grace t a rt, Spiteful Dick. Hegira, and Atli.. are here. GRAND STAND PLATE. One mile. Libellee; Laay Lae; Tramp, Honeymoon, Malta, her Bla e ck Danced, Maid of Lynn, and Proleyeer Dick are LICENSED VICTUALLERS' HANDICAP. Oas mile red a varier. Weal, Deemeed,Bah at the Boater, Be Quick, Mild of Lyme, Mies Bewley, Nay, Spiteful Disk, and Hegira are Imre. WARRINGTON HANDICAP. Three-quarters of • mile. Libellant, Teddington f, Lily, Flirtation, Bayonet, Erica, 31 °Warren, Meek Diamond, (limy Girl, Chimer, sod Hope are here. TWO-YEAR-OLD SELLING STARER T.T.C. Black Diamond, lady Bird, and Hope f are here. THE EXPRAWAVREDAY 111 A PERILOUS ADVENTURE. The inhabitants ei Arnaldo and the neighbour hood, derive the het few days, have been thrown into a state of great e coasequimos of the wreck of the beautiful yacht to Mr. Modish, of Ash Meadow, and the wonderful pretervatioct from a watery grave of the owner aid his hands. The Wild Desk was a schooner-rigged yacht of sixteen tons, and pronounced by seafaring sea to be a perfect speeinea of nautical craft. Os Thursday maratrig the 13th inst., Mr. Rodiek, with hie ono Master Mercy Kodick. Miss . Jackson ( a young lady stay' at Wo od Close), Frank Crooned, soil the captain, John • y, eel sail in her for Morecambe, intending to return with the tide that flowed in the eviming. When they left Arnaldo the weather wee charming, the an Sibol3o gloriously, the wind was propitious, and eve7tbng _ promised fair for a pleasant trip. They reached Wrecouube in excellent spirits ; but as they were rebanung. the Wild Dock struck upon a sand hank, eight or Mae miles from the shore, about half-way between Humphrey Head and the former place. There was a tremsodoes tide running at the time, and the vessel was bumped lo heavily upon the hunk that she *rang a leak, and immediately began to filL Every effort was wade, from eight o'clock until half.past nine, both by biding and at the pump, to save her, bat, unfortunately, without success. About half 'past nine, she floated off the hank Unto deep water, and then became completely water lugged, rapidly setting dorm. Thu captain, • brave and experienced martian, now gave up all for lost, yet, with anon mean death brfure then., the ladies on board ca. bidiated • wonderful amount of coolness and fortitude. They remained below until the water had risen above the mats in the cabin ; and when they mime on deck, and the lifehteciya were hiscag !Umbel to each, Mies Jerkins calmly end, " Mr. .dt, has it come to this ?" There was sot • naument le be lo st, aad the only chance of neap, for those the perishiag ves,W was to take to th e sma ll b oa * t owe d a t the Me, tag it seemed a perfectly hopeless ease that so hail • barque—only 7 feet keel—could live for an %slant in shoran-ltde seethe was ragtag ; but after el:must/rim con orderable &fleshy the whole of the party got wifely off the ill-fated yacht, which min alinoet immediately after she was sbeadoned. As they drifted away, amidst airb us, only_broboon by the phosphorescence o f th e boiling serge, willek Westwood every moment to owlf them, they toned, to their nexpressible din ay, that the thole to the little boat h a d been washed over raid, whenlreak Creadeld hauled her &l,mpid. to tale the water eat of her before they left the Wild Dock, hat fortunately one of the party round a stick, with which they were enabled to ou the want. For three long dreadful beam, the v° in this fragile boat, alma* gunwale ander, werel v et a rtll about upon the " waste of wakes," which repeatedly breaking over then, kept them coationslly drenched, and inelegantly haling to ;invent their tiny craft from swamping. At last, by letting her run beton the wind, seder the - nooreiful guidance of as all-gracione Provideme, they woe enabled, tu a state of complete exhaustion, to effect • had* near Grange. It will seemly be credited, in Weaned eountry, that say eta ke so barbarous es to wanes them &de:atones ; yet each was the n1'0014418 treatment they me with al ea ten ex thy yards from the Week in the sieve village. —Lends.! liercary. THE imam= AND ?NI CROPS. The following notioen appear in the provincial papers : Norrtneamminine. During the last fortnight the weather has been rather elianlmable, but ou the whole it bas been 110111114hiog in favour at Mitred operations. A considerable quantity ~ f corn, wipeeidly Maley and oats, hoe b 7111 but we nru afraid some of it in ant very good con, flair wear requires tuttult " Mid 1•100 L" o deniggell.6o of the Lateness of the a.lOO, the abodes,* of peen stuff mined with the draw, and the ea ripe stale In which a deal of it has been roved. The pest balk at the wheat is stol is the Uhl, sad as the veldt sea holds bare sot been cut. The kerma will be the Wait and will a:espy more time than any we lave had for • aember of years. A fortnight, however. of roe weather would keep as bray. The grain this year tak s • deal at Waging to maturity, mper + aey on our clay lands. —lfottiojhoot Joe reef. _ - WIPTVOILL OD. - Fur the most part of the weak dee weather ha. been delightfo', and the harvest ie proceeding in all directions. It is somewhat singular that the nardp crop have by no means so luxuriant an appearance ea ad& hare been expected, from the abundance of moistens**, must nave reoeivi I durng the mason. The grain crops, on the other band, are turning out much better than was as peetiaL Westmorland Gamete. CAMIIKIDUEMAIRL.—Agood deal of rain fell o n h a t on l a y, 441.1 av? Monday. sod Tuesday; then it he. hoes tolerably fine, and great projtess has been made, and its. white tr,,ps un the high lanml. era generally mem. d. It is at present too early to speak of the yield, which, however, we believe to be very unequal, both as regards quantity and Tiality Much of the wheat, it is faired, has bean I aimed in bed condition, and it is brought to =whet in a very indifferent state. Potatoes are very bad the mire added Regeute are lust altogether; dolma red reds appear to have escaped lost.—Cambridge independent. WHITZBALL, SEPT. 2 X1.-Tr Qum hag been to pretest the Bev. William George Faulkeer S ha eng to the rectory of Boma Kelsey, a the county mad &mem at Linen* the same being void by the amnion of the Hoy. Lewis Parkin. -Gaze/7e. 81k Jon. LAWUT-Welt AT GLASGOW. —Yesterday afternoon Air John Lawreoce was presented with the free dom of the city of Glamors., in accordance with a resolution of the Teen Council of that city. Sir John arrived from Inverary, where he bad been the guest of the Duke of Argo II fur several days, n Thursday, and stayed with the Be* . . Dr. X . Durf. The ceremony of the protestation was perform...4l in the City Hall yettertlay, at 2 o'clock. The hall was crowded by a large and bighll respectable audience, the p;atforni being occupioi by the Lord Provost, image . and Town Council of the City, and otticrt. WILL or Tint LATE Mt. T. etTETKRILL UP Bin -11114.41tm. The will, with some oohed., of the late Thomas Cotterill, Eau., of the town of Birmingham. who died in London on the 12th of last month, at the a l p of 81, was proved in the principal court of probate es the 12th , of the present month, by three at the executes% Williams Fsq., M.P. for Birmingham, who is the tee woes o. w , and Thomas Samuel sad Daniel Bell, jun., Eagra. both of Loedne. The deemed pos. seas it a very large fortune, the ?mania,. i!thilly foreign securities, antuuntiug to 4100,01101. Thal Wooers war of acquired wealth be Lae bemssetlisd ammo( the di ferret nionibere o.t hit family, with the exc e pti. n o f nes legacies and annuities to his executor. and trustees', per sonal friends and others, and of chantabie bequest, to the amount of 5,000 i., which he bas hilt to nohow institutioos in Birmingham, and a sum of 2,000/. to the Chancellor the Embosser towards the extinction of the national debt.—lllisatristed Letatee Erie,. Worrwiserae ilittriox. l 4 return made by the rim Ciiannimieser of Works shows that rime July, 186 n, wl•es the report of a committee Mated that 30,0Uttl. h a d been exploded spool West Monter- briilge aod the Kontos:Am, there has hem a further sum of 198,28.9. laid out upon the hrieh ag aig:if 311,81101. opal the approaches. The engineer, Ir. p re ports that he expecte to b e e bl s , in Jammu, but to peseesion of the piers and abutments at the mew bridge to idesara Cochrane and Co., who bare ems traded to eemplete the nee work of the second half of the bridge im mime months ; their work, therefore, t o their contract, will he dose by the sod of Oct o b er , I Is that owe, allowing time for the foot pavemest aad read. way, the sew bridge may he expected to he completed about Christian, 1881. The width tetwora the parapet. will be 84 feet 3 Mama --- - - LORD )(MORTON AND NIA PROPIMT Y. - The Prormi's Jeanne/ hes the following statement in reference to the unfortunate Furl of Biagio', at re time the pos sessor of Michelicwo Castle, and of crates in the south of Ireland valued at between 10,0001. and 10,0901. a year :— •• A eranmisaite efe Isiwatiro isotherm& will be shortie rpented for the potpie of ascertaining the state of mind of the Karl of Kingston. The eonditioo of imbecility to which the unfortunate rudenesst has lately been redwood was as palatial to behold r it was discreditable to those relatives or frier whose duty ft was to have interfered in his ls•half. During the last rission of parliament the sore earl owls. it a point to pass the greater podia of the day in the vicinity of the Home of Lords, when hi scesanne fture was as familiar as that of the policemaa ee dry. Whether freon eccestricity or other moans the mile ail was seldom in possession of soy current coin of the realm, aid the cabmen who drove him to the boor generally tee tailed the whole day in expectation of their fr. The noble earl's credit was also so low that the 000 tractor for the refreshmest stopped the supplies, sad refused to be* up • dinner until lid in advance. It ia stated by thane who are acquainted with the noble earl's slain that his nesatal aid pecuniary embarnuanoiste are directly traceable he the trass6 oossuoitkol upus him by the notorious John Whir." trap—ruts DAY. hurts VOLoo4. The railway share market to-day is only mode rately active. The principal alteration is • de cline of to r cent. in South Eastern stock. Midland, Las ire and Yorkshire, and London and North Western are quoted to per cent. lower than yesterday afternoon. North Eastern stocks are firm. Great Western has risen I per cent. Present quotations are as follows :—Loudon and North Western, 1004 to 1014 ; Great Western, 734 to ; Midland, MI to 4 ; Lancsahint Yorkshire, 1134 to 114 ; South Ea stern, 88 to 4 ; Caledonian, 92 to ; Great Northern, 1184 to 1174 ; and Eastern Counties, 64 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at the late improvement, being marked 4 and 1 dm Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway shares continue to be well supported. The Indian and Canadian lines are quiet. UILDINAZY AND NIOCUS. 1411 WATS. y — Tisim'a - ai: tolp.R. &stoat V al. ltit.,Loollasea./war. Iller.kbarn Rita sad Tro• llosier,BleatrdAlid.C Bridal sad Izetar = W ari a l a laisdas Oonawa3l Do. A J A sadly. =el • Do. llp.o. 1110141161 Dabila sad BoUus Jas. Daad..Psrth. &AMA" Ira gaslarn Al ltales &Ann Union, Stock Do. Moak 13 11•4 Wolk lIDtOIO Illtubarsh &ad Gleage• 11,11ahr0'.146/t. Doha I forth mad Clyde Joao. I G e =o; eY eVouism D Ghat Northern _ sciiiavrallir ) Qin& Wilma ri&UserVaLOsa. Stk Godes Turk&ln aid Mailman Les.,ll.Comat ?0 LasOkalia,4llDev. Lumalisa Ms& Was& ‘1 De w all in De. =A 00 _oe MINA Ds. bin& Ind. OR Weems (100.) lad Kent Cray U. 5... A bar..6.2wa ✓ ?Irma trys ts" 1.1.. . NveryWanampollisa. 10 Nod* _ _ X O4 ploet , ben C : 0?.10101 170.1 'North British North D, Idt..D 1 5,71 vo P.T4 I is fa: 110 !forth Leaks all itarth&g.Walloshm 176 :faith Staifeedsblic 10 Neft&Oranthas.A.W. I IlestUal ri°l4B"l"%mdwsliWim"" N. E. 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NY? 21.—Rietamhsad. 77j 7S—Caledontan Stock, N Si 4. 034—Lastorn Croon 701 13 MN — Grad Northers Wok, 11611 b 1 . 74—Orest W TN 7Sf—lasesahlre sad Tads. *Arc 113 1144—London asal Western. 1004 1-3lsa- Nester. Meld. sad Used& al 471-10 41 add Nock MI Ml MIN seer shares, 1j 1 IMO p.—North British MON. dB 411.—N4034 Naffordst•tre. 4 al 4.—North lbstern, Berwick (310141180 100f—Ntto Yost to Stock. 381 371-141310 BM 8g AS—leallt Rasta% 15.—Was1 Mfdland, Car ted 48 NEN ilbsalsh. N 11 d—Ormid Lazentbourg, 5 7 1. Thllid or caed.. 7) 7.-- 07 dat WaNier• al Ormstb. ift 1114--Nito, now Area. 7. 7j 4.—Dalsks sod labs Kim I Q-0440. Ship. 7a N. W. a —mime and army, MINN Cornyeay, 741 946 p. Nnwilndia, am. 71.—Tha tisimmitiose IN : %Miami Railway new shared. MN. IN ---atourbe CMS!, Nl—lbws NW = Bak IC and W‘~assidos Oas, llie. Waswistes awl law tises4o Wednesday 0 14. lode add 148* We i Ida no =o4 1.41-13 Nan Casal,BB WIN; sad ili c.) PI . . , . M7ONVe.OOI IV, 10L81! 10,030 14400 80,44 4174 - - '7 'I" .3LOiaY AidILKEI.-THIS . Two O'CLOCK. • - - - - The funds to-day are steady, at yesterday's quo tations, although the weather is extremely un favourable. The transactions throughout the stock Exchange are upon a very moderate scale, except, perhaps, in the market for British railway stocks. I Prices in this department are now quoted below the beat point of the morning. The continued rise on the Paris Bourse is favourably regarded. At Paris this morning according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Threu per Cent. Rentea were quoted 60fr. 70c., being } to } pur cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93} and for money, and 93} and for the account. The present quota ti ons are 94 to for cash, and 93, 1 to for the 11th of October. The official business report is as follows :—Five per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 96 ; Indian Four 1 per Cog. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; ditto Bonds, dia. ; Exchequer Bills, par, 3s. prem. Very little business has been done in the foreign stock market, and prices are un altered. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 731 to 741, and that of 1868, at 571 to /. Sales are recorded as follows Buenos Ayres Deferred, 301 ; Dutch Two- and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exchange 128.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 22, 211; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 531 • the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 61, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 741; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for aooount, 571. . . _ HALT-PAST Two o'Ctocic. Consols are still quoted 931 to ¢ for money, and 93i to for the account (Oct. 11). The commercial demand for money yesteiday was brisker, and the supply was somewhat reduced. The bent bills, however, were still discounted at si to to 3/ per cent. At the Bank c England the ap plications were decidedly more numerous than of late, but still insidesate. At Vienna, on Thursday, there was almost a panic on the Bourse. The Five per Cent. Metallic, fell per cent. AbouL 8,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. On 'Change yesterday afternoon there was mere de mead for bi ll s on the Continent, and in one or two iastances the tendency was rather unfavourable. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, a months, 11.16 f to f ; ditto, short, 11.14 to 15; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 11.16 i to t ; Antwerp, 2 months, 25.271 to 30 ; Rambv.l (ms. hum), 3 months, 13.51 to 6 ; Pans, 3 days, 25.15 to 171 ; ditto, 3 month& 16.35 to 40 ; Frankfort-on•the4taine 3 months, 1174 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 nronths, 35 to 1 ; Vienna, elf flo., three months, 13.65 to 75 ; Trieste ditto. 3 months, 13.65 to 7b; Madrkl, 3 months, 491 to 1 ; Cadis. 3 months, 491 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.45 to 50 ; Genoa, 3 mouths, 25.40 to 5 ; /Ilan, 3 months, 25.421 to 7i ; Naples, 2 months, 401 to I ; Palermo sad Yesina, 3 months, 1201 to I,M ; Lisbon and Oporto, 90 dit”. 53 to 1. A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Mr. S. J. Wood, cement merchant, of Millwall, whose liabilities are estimated by Mr. C. F. Kemp, the accountant, at 9,2021., and assets at 3,59 U/. Mr. Wood, with the assistance of his friends, altered to pay at ouoe a composition of 7s. in cash, and this was accepted. Shareholders in the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway will probably be interested by the follow ing semi-official figures, which exhibit the weekly receipts to.. the first 35 weeks of 1860, and give an estimate of the probable results of the year's work ing. The compiler of the figures estimates the probable profits as equal to 4 per cent, on the shares at par ; and as the price in the market is now only - 5/. 10a. per 101. share fully paid, the re *eat purchasers reasonably argue that there is an ample margin by way oZ allowances for contin gencies. We understand thet the increase wit nessed for some time past in the rev&pts is per fectly independent of the conveyance of materials for the fortifications of Antwerp, which has not yet commenced on thin railway : Length of line 52 miles. °mita! : 60,000 shares of 101. each, '50),000f. ; obligations., 80,0001.-50%0001 1,0001. per week, for 52 weeks, 62,0001. ; deduct 50 per cent. work ing emporia's, 2.1,001X.-26,C101. ; interest and sinking fand on obttations, 6,0C3f. ; net profit, 20,0001., equal to 4 per oso.. on the shares rie par. • lege additional income will be derived from the construction of the Flashing Railway, and from the conveyesee of materials for the fortifications of Antwerp. Gress receipts fortis first 35 weeks of 1800, 33,3361. tie. 3d. Average weekly receipts. 932/. tir.as M ama, of receipts for the lame period over 18645, 4,2101. Ns. 11d. Average weekly increase, 1101 A special meeting or the prietors of the Lon don Joint-stock Bank is atlled for the 18th Octo ; her, ,o elect a director in the place of Mr. William Ormsby Gore, deceased. Mr. George Pollard offers himalf as a candidate. Tie Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1511. The return o: the Bank of England for the week exiling Wednesday, Sept. 19, compared, with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : eirculatiem imp ... R30,073,400 Increase R1=545 Oircul46issautive 20,857,640 Jimmie 63,416 Publisiisprila, • 6,986,486 Isernamo 1=,030 Otbi r iiejw4,4 13,179,004 Deems, 282,7219 Grerpois. smilliss is _ banking 641411= d;i i i , • 9,664511 bio change Otte •seettritimis department Cain and balsa is itaii deputmenla ' 16,379,758 Inman 147,566 Seem day awl Mbar bills 752,469 Immense 11,676 Tba Lan ..4,465 Fitpw i NIONVO rips faoteitoois) 9,215,940 lnorame 6&,1i0 libidos deportment 9,997,238 Increase 93,141 Although the•decrease in the private depoeits indicates a somewhat fuller employment for money in the general market, the Bank's advances on commercial securities have fallen off. There is an increase both in the reserve and tho bullion. The Gazette statement of the movements of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—lmporte of gold, 3156,3261. ; exports of gold, 278,0091. ; imports of silver, 11'2,3801. ; exports of silver, 12,10 W. BANK Or ISOLA:VA—kg A and Ilth Vic., C. 39, f the wee 19, MO. reed Til Notes betted £90,073,440 oesont pursuant to the Act Itti k ending tat Wednesday, Sept. PARTIIIIIIT. - • - 731;;Trunient debt.. £1,016,106 Other sectattles.. ht6o,roo Oold coin sad bui- 15AW.460 Sliver 5.30.01.1.4130 lIANYJNO DI L 30,073,460 PAItTIMIT. Goverment Seen- Proprietors' Capitol i 14,145,000 sag Pablo D posits Mn- 4784.978 dodos Rzebeq., Bar. Busks, Com mis._ of National tIeT;C.I udll4 . Dead Weight AD natty E 9,003,511 Other keraritles . 19.673.078 Notes (.101d aad Silt [ Coln 761,298 liebi. sii4 Div CMOS pawr Almla dpolts. %Man bovas MI siodoiiii Hills MAI I moms% . Sot IA Ma at-11,226.347 ILANABALL. Ada Canltior. ?MAY Emma. Oontiols, which closed yesterday at 0 5-16 to 4, for the 11th °debar, opened this mornin at 1 934, declined to 981 sod closed at 934 to 4. g. For money the last price was 931 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. c onic ,* f or mone y, 934, 4, ; ditto far .7.659i1t ( ct. 11), 924 ; India Stook, 2183 ; ditto Irive per Cent. Stock, 1859, 100 L. ; di t t o f or sceoun to tal i o34 ; ditto Four per Octe t . Debentures, 1856, ; ditto Bonds, 6e. die. Th e than Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted-96 to ; and the Five-and-a-half per Cent., 102 to 4. kac.hequer Bills remain al L. to 4e. prem. The foreign stook market was not active, but 'pekes were steady. The Turkish lasin of 1854 was fast quoted 731 to 744 ; that ,of 1868, 01 tol • Peruvian Three per Cents, 74 t o 76 ; an d the Spa: sish Commitiee's Certifies.* 6} $0 .eg. The Ave train Five per Omit: LSO= werts. dealt in at 'the greatly depressed prie. 484, , - 94 U i 1 14 . 111 - 94k pit us 101 :..- 10$1 nil U. art 1861 The shares of the Bank of London and Loon That tend V( km' uired fur to-day. Otte l lAdit tn4 . Ain" steadf. Mfseel laeeous shares remain without vgthition. Oriental Inland' Steam A shares were marl* 12 (61. paid). The Five per Cent. Preference Stock of the Lon don' %annuli, and Dover Railway Company was last quoted to-day 92 to 911, and the ordinary stock, 57 to 543. The new shares of the Midland Railway Corn parry were quoted to If prem. New Brunswick Government Bonds were in demand, and ruse i per cent. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :--Oesan Marine Insur ance, 2 to 21 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Ili rine, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insu rance, 316 pram. ; London and Provincial Marine, to dia. ; East India Irrigation die. to par ; Gellivara, die. to par ; Irrigation, Coventry Cotton Spinning and Weaving, to if prem. MINE&-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocaC The market for home mining stocks to-day is quiet, 118 usual on a Saturday. The transactions have been chiefly confined to shares in Stray Park, St. Ives, 'Wheal Allen, Sortridge Consols, South Caradou, Wheal Hooper, Great Wheal Vor, and Pendeen Consols. Pisan are steady. There are inquiries far St. John del Rey, and Great Northern Copper (Smith Australia) shares : the former have been dealt in at 274 to 272, and the latter at par. Cobre Copper are marked 44, and Linares, 101. The directors of the Devonshire Great Consoli dated Copper Mining Company, at their board meeting, held yesterday, declared a dividend of 71. per share (7,1680, arising from profits on sales of copper ores sampled in the mouths of May and June last. After payment of the same, there will remain in hand a balance of 15,4481. be. 10d. in cash, ore bills not at maturity, and reserved fund, applicable to the general purposes of the company. At East Tamar Mine meeting, yesterday, the accounts showed a credit balance of 2181. es. 2d.„ and an estimated account of payments over receipts before the meeting in December of 9111/. 12a. oil. A call of 2s. per stare was made. From North Levant (Sept. 19) the agents state that there is no change to notice since their Last report. Ese. Tamar Mine sold on the 19th inst. 20 tons of lead moat 141. 12s. 61. per ton. The metal markets this week have been very quiet, with Ism than an average business doing, the advance in copper having checked the business which was previously doing in that article. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.--(TTITS DAT.) The market is steady. To Tsllew anokid 565.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, G3s. 3d. to DU Id. ; Oct. to Dec.. ; Jsn . to lisrsh, 53a. to 53a. 3d. ; March unly, 53 Csi. _ . MARKET AVISRAOIB.—Town tallow, We. ; fat by 31. Old. ; yellow Rawien, Ns. ; sealted. ;muff. 412. ; rough ditto, 24a. ; tallow mew, 20a. ; good drop, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mews. D..via and Co. report trade very slow, prioia easier. Prime meadow hay, Ma to 80a. ; rupenor do. 90a, to 1128. ; inferior do., bOa to 60e. • sew do., 50a. to 90i ; &aver, old, 90a. to 113 s. ; ditt o aecoad cut, 89a. to 100 a. ; straw, 30a. to 365. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Foreign importations of peon, apples, teenatues, continue to arrive. reaches and nectarines from open walls are DOW plentiful. Grapes abundant. Cob note realise Is. and filberts 9d. to L. per lb. Peas am 'woe. Potatoes are badly diseased. Souse good rausbrooms may be obtained. Cut Bowen chiefly consist of orchids, pr denim, violets, mignonette, heaths, geraniums, lily of the valley, and row. FRUIT. ' _ . Pine Apples, per lb., lb to Se Grapes, per lb., Ss lo Ss Peaches, per doz., 4 to 61 Apricot., per dos, Es to es Nectarines, do., is to Se Cherries, per lb. Is to be Green Figs, per or., Ile tote. Melons, each, Ss to as Palms, p. ;sieve, as to is 011 Pears, per dos Is to Si Apples, per dos., id to Is o€l flumes, her 100, lOs to 90s Lemons, per 100, lOs to Ihs --- - . VIVIITZ French beanaper qta, 04 to to i Peas, per bush., *.bi to Ss Od Caultkowers, each. 4,1 to 64 Greenspdot hunches,tsed teat Cabbages, P. dos., 11 °d t° is °d POMO** p tun. 106. to 160 s per Wu ,tstos4 Od per est., lis to Ils Carrots, per bunch. lid to 6d Turnips, per bunch, 5d to Td Spinach. per sieve. is Od 10 as Near:khans, each, 61 to ls Od 1 artichokes, per d 0.., az to Os Beet, per doe., is 6d to at Calory, per bundle, Is Gd totted Onions, per I sieve, 3s to Is Tomatoes, per dos., is to Is V. 5. Marrows, p. OM., 6d to IS Shallot, per lb, fd to ed Garlic, per lb, ed to Ad Lettnees,eab., p. se. , ls ed to Es6d Cos, per score, Od to Is Endive, per score, is to Ia Od Horseradish, per ben. , ed to M Muettrooms, p. putt. Is to 8r Odl Parsley, per 12 bunches, 2s to 16 Savory, per bunch, Id to Ed ROBBERY AND MURDER.—A very brutal affair is reported from Warrington. On Saturday last Mr. Yar wood, of Appleton Thorne, Cheshire, an old man, was at tacked in the Marketplace of Warrington by two men and two women. They behaved in a most brutal manner to the old max, and robbed him, having &anomaly picked a quarrel with him in the first Maniacs. A number of persons were present when the Liman took Weer, but lee one interfered; and after all was over Mr. Terwood was found to be seriously injured. He wee attended medically, but died whilst under the surgems's hands. The Pone persons have been arrested. Their senses are Thomas Kendall, William and Elisabeth Leyland, end Ann Green. TRH LIVF.RPOOL WIFE MURDER. Thomas Newham ' charged with murdering his wife by stabbing her throu gh the bean with • large clasp knife, was yester day finally examined by the Liverpool magistrates, and committed on a charge of wilted murder. The primmer appeared to be deeply affected, and daring( most of the examination, which lasted room twelve to four o'clock, he leaned over the [nno( the dock with his face buried in his beads. The only additional evidence of importance related le the tobacco (slant which the fatal gored arose), and which, it appeared, was not of the kind which required cut ting with a knife, and to the eandeot of the prisoner after the outrage. It wee stated by Mrs. Barton, to whose house be went after the deed, that be manifested the keenest dis tress when told that his wife was deed, find that be went out, accompanied by her (lin. Barton* husband, for the PIEZof giving himself op to the police. Errrci. Acct Darr.-wt -um Bousx-Weurnaw RAlLWAY.—Yosterday Mr. W. J. Payne, deputy wooer foe the city of Ban& ask, held an inquest at St. Thonles'i Hospital on the body of James Adam., aged 26, a guard in the service of the SouthAVestoto Railway. who met his death under gm following circumstances. It cep. peered that, on the Bth instant, a few minutes after the 7.30 train had started, Mr. B. Parker, the plat form inspector, was informed there had been an acct. dot, and on going to the ticket platform saw the de ceased, who appeared to be mach injured. He (deceased) said, after the train started he opened the door of his van, and got on the step for a necessary pu rp ose, when he was caught by the rut of the platform, which entered his thigh, and dragged him o ff the train, which went on. He had been in the service of the com pany for about three years, and had risen by his good via duct to the pest of a guard. He had been spoken to just before the train started, and was perfectly sober. Ile had so right, however, to set on the step when the trait was ia motion. Thomas Dickman, a guard, deposed that he was in • agnal box when the train passed, and shortly after wards he heard a cry for help, and on rooms out eew tile deceased lying down with ra portion of the rail of the plat form sticking inzo one of hie thighs. Witness get him off, and he was conveyed to the hospital. We William Ho ling Simms, house surgeon, proved that the deceased et pired on Thursday morning from the effects of the injuries he bad received, which coasistad of a severe wound in the left thigh, arid compoied fracture of the le ft leg. The jury returned a verdict to the effect that the deceased wan accidentally killed. • AskitteaN Matra. To-day the British aid North Americo Royal Wall steamer Canada will be des patched from the Mersey for Halifax and Boston, with the United States and North Americo malls. The box at the Liverpool Post-ogee foite receipt of letters, he.., intended to be forwarded by will close at 11 eta, but letters may also oi-incited rid Qneenstowa until 9.30 p.m., with a late fee of id. until 10 p.m., and with • late fee of Stl.' until 10.15 p.m. Tkarnc Raczirrs, = pie traits) returns of ran ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Sept. 15 amounted to 571,1701., and 'teethe corresponding penal last yam to 560,400[., showboark increase of 24,'801. TIM peen receipts on the eight Ition.baring their tersnisi the metropolis amounted for the, k ending as above to 318,9501.. and for the aon+rpaprdieg wee of Met yes' te347,3331.;eh0wiag me Mamma of t 5 C6l7f. The Borers ea the Great. Northern =meted t 0.1,040/. • ea the Leaden and North-Western, to 1,4651. ; oe the Loi* and Black well, to 441. ; on the London, Bighteraped Smith Coast, to , on the London and 11011411-.Wiatallk to 1,4641.; OW, 5,5501. But from this mot be•ledtteted the decrease on the Eastern Constio 2 P L . M! the Great Westere, arid 1511; on the South Eastern, nereeller learMg the increase so above, 1,6171. The impeipta os the linesother in the United Kingdom have Mounted to 335,5201, end for the virreoponding period 0f1859,. to an .1103,01171., showing increase of 22,4534 in the of these lines ; which, added to the increase re on we mits neetemdlito lines, makes the total increase 24,0701., as meowed with the corresponding week of 1859. E ., Don Acoord 4L ui.7 i Do. at. John dal ley Do. laud a lila. Co. Cla.Con. Min. Co. Jana Coore Copps" Copan* Dun Meartmla Ooppet Foram el istrillara at S. Amilindia=l an (IATIL) 1 1 . 1 =Ooposit ad II AJraarsDa ,L4m.) head nilverLead Pod Main Isettiatt Austin. (Lirn: United Medan Worthies (Una) Do. - rii - OM Sr In . Uk. 00,0001 004000 10,010 MOOS 10,000 00,000 41,080 *OOO ?SAO 'UN 48 41 II 11 Ili n