The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-02 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, OUT. 1.--PROMOTIONS •ND Ar ,is rims. —Lioutorat 0. dolt Retch, to tit. Royal Ade b►k. P. Latrobe, to be aJ.IItioNJ to the 'town. ; 55.1 J. C. Yosistua, to bo oddational to the Fauna. fluke U. P. Walker. to the Blenheim ; H. Ellis, to Aire ; and A. Hughes, to the Victory. se super- ‘....esut Clerks T. A. Miller, to the Donegal ; and ,1. rfr.An'f, t.. tte Trafskter. Vitalisr? R. H. Jeskya, promoted to second-class assist in• enterer, sad appointed t.. the Indus as supersumeret y WOOI.W OCT. 1. 1:..v fell. ming alteration,' k..‘e thia corp., riL :-Colonel Twins, appointed „..omatelieg Royal Engineer at Chatham ; Colonel .1. W. t'. 11.. late delmtv•adjutant. appointed to Port' lt4 Lieutenant-I'4onel Leda; ordered to i'ortertiouth; !.....trarpt-Colonvl I bwro, 111111011111 to ber..l3pOrt.; itriant.C.4..nt I !Italic lately arrived from Newfetind- Led .111e:ter ; laeittenant.l'olonal Bonrchier, C. 8., arrived .•.11 the 'ethane.. on leave ; l'aptain Peaky, late on the .. list, on the effective LA, and ordered (min y. !Loam* to New 7..slaud ; Captain Stuart. appointed to tie I esjector•l of Eurtitteatioo. office; Captain W. 11. ....en, appointed adjutant et Chatham ; Captain J. I, smith. appointed de putt .araliatast quartermaster. s r.. 1 at Maki-Imeg ; Captain Murray. adored from t'.ite•hett to Newfoundland Captain . One, to Netv Itrree ; Captain licruhilley, to Mellmorne ; C..p. Sitage, to the tVelt Indies; Major Armit, Guerstey ; Captain Slourridge from the West o u %irk have : Lieutenants 11.4Iand and Melinund, emoved from Aldershot% to Pembroke; Clive, town Alder . •.10{t 4. het*liioUth &ail frem Dover to Chatham ; eretanliato, leave is India; Frasklami, no leave from : end WhesMey, oedema to Gibmher. MILITIA.- The regiment of Antrim Militia Artillery piorormlool foss Woolwich to Pembroke to relieve the Itanipaliire Artillery, the hitter regiment is ortlered to pr• oil to I :09,u4 to be diemsbodied. CHATHAM, Ocy. 1. Thia morning 34 medical atudrnts, for - spms arms , surgeons, joinol the headquarters of the medical department at Fort Pitt, in oder to undergo the berrosery ...one of instniction at the DIM army IWNW. Which is to be opthed to-morrow, when the hiategsral hew tares will la- deli,ered by the several profession. Thu authotitir. at Om Hosea-Guantla haring oppoited a leeches of the Hindu s t an'r language to the troop at this parrium, the wreral coonnandiag necisee have VIOSIWIRI order. to forwanl to the geoeral cosreamlig the miss el 111 , 1 Ch olltrers awl men un&r their reaumad who are Mires' of being instructed in that huagoap. PORTSMOUTH, OcT. I. The St. George, 91, screw Captain the Hon. F. tvitoo. waled Yesterday altoraoOlt fur Plymouth. The Princess Royal. 91, wow, wont oat of harbour this a.m. limier the charge of Captain T. O. Oordou, of the •texut rt.o.rve, t., !bailie her trial of her ensnare and new the will be placed la the first clam of the steam reserve. The Lee. 4, steam store ship, Master Commander T. C. Pullen, wa. taken iuto the steam basin oe Saturday to dis tharge ina .hiuerr and Leiters. The I nineirtaiite. acrew frigate, i. ordered to Hake a further trial of her engines, and will afterwards Le placed in the trill chum .team reserve. A gre.4 part of the port side of the .triel ham hero stripped off, and her timber. are found t. he conaiderahls affectol with the dry rot. It is expected, however, that she will IY pithed op awl he reedy to come out of dock in the of • fortnight She is complete in her rigging de ot locot and WY reedy to receive her gone on board. Th- of metropolitan police, appointed under the now art eannieneed duty in this dockyard to-day. A coo siderAble oantlier of the old police force remain, and some I ,ve been tranaferreal for service at the Clarence Yard, to...prat, a part of the force from that eirtahlishineat being sent ever here. We understand that seven or eight have been Invalided, including one inspector sod two ler panto. ENE LATE' NIL 4LD&RMAN ANDREWS, OE BOVENANPEON. SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY. Tlii. cvn.lisony of laying the tinct stone of the mo nument to the memory of the bde Ahlerman Richard Atidrewe in the public park of this town took place to-dai. In the prow,. • d tueseds of speetatovs. At throe o'clock the mayor and corporation in their robee d offlec, the i....vostrates of the borough. the Southampton and Rit. k•rn Rine Volunteera, with their ha de. the members of the swims mdse of benefit wields, mach ea the Odd Fel• lows. Foreetere, he., with their kronen, the p bee el t►e boarouttli. the euhrwribers to the monument, all farmed a min milegot proceiaani, and peoceoled through the town, with bend. of muss, playing, to the Arboretum in the FAO, Merlunts.park, whose this Buyer of the town, Mr. Frederick Perkins. laid the foundation it... of the memorial with a otter trowel. An mos es the stone we. b.nl•hrp addreaged the east emeinbiegv. At the ...adagios .4 the mayor'• widows. the Res. Mr. Bandaltaw, the mayor's chaplain. invoked the Insane Hefting on the crsetinsof thecsionuninet. The Headrealth halm sae then played by the military lauds, and ...oral other ad.besees were .Wliserwi, after which the pm...Miura of the day toretiaated. The &flea the Asslrews manorial is • niapiithrent drinking fountain. summated Ilya pesloital wet statue. nine feet high, of Mr. Andrews. The whole building will he shove feet in height, will stead as • very high spot .4 rand.sand., at • long deduce. The whi ter-tuna huddling fermis, the foostoia is is two weirs. awl .4 • triso4rislar fora. the style Icing 1 4 i.wre.,•1 Itumwww.peo. Fweh .4 the the. faces will he .felt. red by • deeply rerweeed arch. below which will be,. the eatain with doable jets-emu crewhig each .fiber web, the emus of the dwelt. The fountain will be adorned with In... Tittles. nod anisisga eninissisonitiss sad illustra tive .4 the - life nod aheracaor at /dr. Andrews. The roman rot sill Lea inset onianiont to the tows. Yr. fleynwww, I' f.• fly, t o ws, win is the plossnion, sulking with glee stemless to the ansierint. NAZZINI ON ?BR MALIAN CRISIS. In the bide of Naples el the Nib of September 3 • needed. of Rarzini, under the banding, "Neither •. atres our refute." The danarent ercludee r follows : We el uni the liberty of raying. Dot that • Tei b . lie ia it. levt form af rvernmeut, but that we, ZS, 0004 ou‘let to be modern in oar own Coll2= twe o 1.- .6 we all wish it ; that nor liberty is no the toert .4 oar baronet.., awl in the firm mohair of our s-als ; Cat it is most to the counsels and aete of FITMC• and ootteeliee. To make it depenekat upon a whim of Louis N p4evin or :My other ULM in to pfilitlititit it. to risk brag ...Xti gad to declare reirvelvee unworthy of it. " W e c l a i m th e l i b erty of raying that' between the pro ..mtene of Caroler and that of Derilabli we prefer the that without Row awl Vetlieit there is so Italy ei.optaeg the weed I tt O. provoked by Austria, amid evoneel, at the price of Nice sod Kilroy. by the evens of t , rhoperor .4 the French - excepting the Unarm of the 1:•.31.111 tittit inotei provoke Iby on by a neeemity which we to. titillative of Debra rareipatiors baloney to ca. pey ma .,.. of Velvet, ; that Wow sad VOIIiCO will fit gala alame of the stranger if the reurrectine and war of the .oluateers doe. as memo these to freedom. " We eluiro the liberty of raying that a free and united .:stn will Dot be formal Ly maiming this or that prorinee holioost, but by oniAlmeloatint; Piedmont and all the qawo Italy, and Italy with Rome, which is it. metre • 4 Lout ; that the imme hat, Mlllelatitall of the conquered rr..viary that have acquired liberty, by placing them nader I. ill:tamer of 'atone, anal biking them away frogs ' , Moth, dope the movement, takes away the strength of °lathy from tha• hand. of boo who wishes to employ ..11, to plai, them In the heeds of a man who wishes • -nlemo them to insertion, and fur a time to suppress 4,l:noting petriolie blot. Me elms' thin and urine( else. Refute but do not . Ito not always sillily ar wickedly repeat that •• !orb for a republic., when for two yeses we hare Dever .1- .1 a republic. Do not abatimalely judge us without act repeat, blind servants of any ministe nal o , 4te. adirmatioas a Isuadrol time.; denied by &eta. It. a.t zc,. iioinot an, by twrfalious fatebool.l2, the of • people who owe to us is a peat measure what f.. l mad what they hare achieved by unite. Falsehood .m m 4 of vlle cowardice. Belief without in i• .tiption is the war of idiots." Tio. marriage of Lady Mary Petty Fitztnaurice, .•hiLl of the late Earl of Yen, sad the Countess of k - ^r. awl griumblesilder at the Marquis at I.analoamy, •.th '.4.11.1 the Hon. Percy Herbert. M.P.. broths* of the Pose. and heir preeramptive to the earldom, u ap- I st-I t. be solemnised Gs Thursday neat. W.• are rejoiced to hear that it is stated, on the ••• , .....nty .4 the medial satesdaste of the Earl of Derby, lordship Lis passed through the risagerona stage .4 • aby which he was ensiled, and that he is ',regrew. • ig rq,ally temente recovery. Vcst.rilay the medical schools in connexion with OP ',alas nistiorolitan acre opened by Orotund .....'romes by the nem .Li.tinsuistted profaner,. Is most of ese there has ham a eissiderahls *crone is the member tis•usts who have cosniessced tamir mama career. forme or Ms. DVN., M.P. roa Dairrltiltril. h • b.le-,rram from Plymouth, received this moraine, as ass letter from hr. Res* 44 the Madras army, mr the death .4 Mr. John Down. M.P. for Dart y ' h . ," as lied nes. whilst es reek for Austral* ' lame saesaenierchaet and shipowner *. •11.1 L'r,.lr emmgml is the Australis 1...1 formerfe teem a member of the Logislathe .1 .4 tartar. Mt . 119 Val 01111(tai far Dartmouth is M ho ussucomanilv contested Totem is - enermawL . sad was rectally a supporter of Load •. LAM INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bettors the Senior Commis...Rm.) RI MX roan. This was a meeting for the choice of awignees in the bankruptcy of William Pickford, of No. 157, Feticbercb• street, merchant and dealer in artificial manure. The imokrupt, who wee chiefly engaged in the export trade to America, had originally led • petition for ar. ran, - ement, under which he offered 3a. in the pound to hi s creditors: he attributes his difficulties to losees in trade ruel had debts. The total debts and liabilities are 16,1142/., and the meets 3,513/. Mr. Cooper, of Lornbard•street, bill•hroker, and Mr. Mown, of Broodatreet, oil broker, were appointed Am• sisores. NE WATSON. Is this ease—tbe bankruptcy of a draper in Tottenham court-nel, in which mattvr amigoees were chosen rester. day an appli,etmn was made by Mr. Merriumn, frOm the olce of Mr. Ped:ham, for an allowance to the bankrupt. As the assignees, who were represented by Mr. Haddock, did not opts'se the.applicatioo, au allowance woe ordered of V. per week. _ The mesas MU probably realise XXV. NE MANUA AND NOOPER. These hankrupts, R illiam Francis and Jamie Hooper, of No. 3, New I..c.ithermarket v BermolubseY (trading under the style of Wm. Francis and Co.), name up to pass their List examination. They were adjudicated bankrupts on 11th A uguat last, ou the petition of starnuelJohnaon, of Alderigate• street. On the 14th August Mr. Tucker, for the bankrupts, disputed the adjudicatio n . an d M r . C omm i ss ioner Vane ordered the advertisement to be stayed until the tint August, at widen date the adjudication was confirmed by Mr. Commiasioner lonblanque upon hearing Mr. Linklater ou behalf of the petitionin; creditor. Debts to the amount of 3R,0101(11. have already been proved %Must the estate. - - 'Peon the , t*teror*t of debt, and *sect. it appears that the total liabilities A i e about 69,000(., and the auras uu t No accounts having been filed, an adjournment was Wow to , Ith December neat. - ---... Mr. LialLeter awl Mr. Michael Ahraharrul for the aesigneee. Mr. Tucker reprelentedthe plc -•- Joi4MW'IN IND UILLY•N. --.--... These bankrupts were boo( and shoe manufacturers, of Itedcrow-street, H.ickney-ruaibcrescent, and Norwich. This morning an application by petition was made to this court by Sir William Foster, of Norwich. It mean he bad made advances to the bankrupts to the amount of 11,0001., and for one specific sum advanced in May, 1832, to the amount of 3,0001. the bankrupt Gillman deposited with him 1,000 shares (or scrip certificates) of 51. each in the English and Australian Copper Company. In July, Ilri7 ' he gave u further security three pilicies on his life. At the date of the bankruptcy there was a balance due of 10,375/. lbs. Id., and Sir William Foster now praised that he should be allowed to prove against the estate for the remaindevof Ida debt. Mr. Linklater represented the assignees ; Mr. A.ptand, the j.et it i.,ner. The ~n ler sru made subject to further inquiry. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) . G UI LDHA LL. ricTrnous SALM •1011441 Lou pr, described as • communion agent, was bronght up on remand, charged before Alderman Hale with defrauding Mr. Natlum, • merchant, of Basinghall.street, of 8001. by meuna of fictitious parcels of goods sold by him to the prowcutor fur shipment to Anstnil and the Sandwial Mr7Sydney. for the prosecutimi, eked for • further remand, to enable him to produce the eaptain of the vessel in which tho worthless parcels were shipped, to prove the onstenta of the packages when opened. Mr. Beard, for the defeats, said it would be necessary to prove that the prisoner aaw the contents of the packing case before they were skipped, in order to show that he hail any complicity in the fraud practised ou Mr. Nathan. Alderman Hale ultimately remanded the prisoner on bail for them months. .BOW,4TREET. Jots Monomer'', a lenthev-dreaser, in the service of Mr. Elwin Frost, leather seller, St. Martin's.lane. wee c with stealing a quantity of leather, the property O lr f i t employer. Mr. Frost stated that be had fur genie time me pectel the prisoner of robbing him, and on Moods) evening the prisoner was watched from witness shop Whin own lodging by Sergeant Holmes. The sergeant followed the prisoner to his room, and there found a number of skins which be had app./sally brought home with Of three there were only two that be could positively ideutify ; but he tally believed they bad all been sto!im from dim. It wee suspeeted Nast the primmer's practice wan to parttime skins of a very inferior quality rulunsh in fact— ual substitute them for witness's best skits., which lie re moved %%his owe place. Thus the number of skins would kept up and the (mud would not be detected till the skins were eternised, when it would probably be numerable to determine when or by whom the hand had beau committed. The prisoner declared that he bed pwr hued all the skins produced of Mr. Damao, • leather seller in the City. He Mina protested that he had never stolen any of Mr. Freet's Mr. Frost said that he had made inquiries, and had ascer tained that the primmer took two dozen and a half of slaw, sot resembling those pnwiticed, but of • very inferior qua. hty. No doubt three had been sub s tit u t e d l'or what . hial been taken from witness's shop, where a corresponding num ber of seek shins had hew (nand. Mr. Come (who has sow bees appointed aa Mr. Jardine's cam) remanded Use prisoner th►t Mr. Dawson night attend, ta artier to that the skins produced were not those he had to the prisoner, sal also to state whether be maid ideality those found at the promentor's shop. MARTLEHON2. !Ermine OCTUA.2 ON A LiCZNNND VICTVALLEN. Joseph Downs. a aarter, living in Clarendon4trest. Commies'-tetra, was charged with the following mainly assault co Mr. Timpson, landlord of the Victoria, Morning. toe-rand, St. Pimento Mr. Rios attended for the defendant. Complaisant gave evidence which went to show that, while sitting in hie parlour the night before, with other insinban of the North Middlesex Hides, he heard a loud noise at the bar, coupled with the moot abominable larignere, and the expremion, " Who shot the dog" He went out and desired the second, whet was the offender, to be dudes, at the Wee time giving him t o nederstLed that if he did not desist he would be put out. Se still continual the asincyanos, and in otenneence thereof be (complainant) west to the door and spoke to a sonelehle, who told him that if he ejected defendant front his prosaism be would directly take hint. He (complainant) then pin kis band on him to remove him, when the defen dant Mauch him severe blows on the temple, mouth, sod ear, which caused him to bleed profusely. The defendant was thee given in charge. By Mr. Rice—lt was Not to roe but to roy brother that the words, " Who shot the dog!" were whir...sad. It is the ecandaloes and obscene language be =ad of which I complain. Waseca, 171 9, said that when he took the defendant isto custody Mood was strouning down the compLdriant'e face. _ _ _ Defesdant caned s vitae's, whose evidence did not, how ever, is any way sexist him. 11r. Becker said that the outrage was one of a very serials Naar" upon complainant, who, by ejecting defendant, warn only doing what be was bound to do, tit., keeping geed order in his hour. Itefendant was fined 106., and in default of moral e month's iroprinonmect. THE SCICI DE TN DOVER -STREET. —I NQCEIrf....--An Inquest was held reaterday at the Vratry.room, St. George's, Mountidreet, on the body of the Itr.. Edward Cobbold, who was towel dead at Thonian's Hotel, lamer-street, Picca dilly, under circumstance. narrated in one rarer yesterday. Mr. J. C. Cobbold, undo of the deceased gentleman, stated that decreed had been is • low and drepoodiag state for some time pert, end had suffered much from attack. of &di ae . sad parolyeis.—Verect, "Temporary inearty.* Two WOMEN FOETID DIAD IX THE RITHIL.—IN- QuEnite. —Two Muerte were held yesterday by Yr. Hew I phreys on the hallos of two weans which had been totted in the river. One of the bodies, that of a warn about forty years of age, was toned sear the Thaw s T unne l on F r A i y last. The deceased had • gold wedding. on on her Anger, but she ham not been identified, though it is summed that she was the woman who was rem to jump from the parapet of Leedom-bridge some days ego. The jury rolimied an open verdict. The other body wee identified r that of a young women of nineteen years al age. mused -ea Da niel., who had for some weeks leet her presto' boos. No. 10, Hipbetreet, Shedivell. The body wee Mood woe the Gravel.lane bridge of the Lesdoit-docks. In tide one alai the jure returned an open verdict. THE BALLO' 80CILTT. —Notwithstanding the &drumming el the executive committee (which will shortly rouse its sittings) the exertions of the society are continued Measures re bela6 taken to secure Use return of a ballot mu for Menton, in the room of Mr. Joseph Locke, NIP., who was • supporter of the ballot, Mr. Moffatt, who, • member of the society when previously in parliament, voted for the begot, is csaysaine few the vacant seat. Similar measures are being kakis is risme' to the Teary et Huston, created by the death of Mr. Herbert Ingram. The decreed weber, late Mr. Leib, w•• • supporter of the ballot ; Mr. lever was Wee a mem ber of the Bar Society. Trects cm protected rake bare been seat by poet to each elector ea the segiollers of Abiegde• and Buckingham, with • view to create nostdry ea the queetion those constituencies ; and the mos ammo Ais abed to be plywood in the Orr of maw lm borough s. DAY. This afternoon James MuHenn wan apia . plaoed at the her of the Thames Police -court, before Mr. fielfe. en the charge of being ooncerned in the murder of Mrs. Mary Fansley, at It, Giove.road, Mlle End-rood, on or about the 13th of August last. The same degree of excitement was visible as on the preview exarnituitioue, but the arrangemeuta made by the police prevented any accidents. The prisoner was bmught from the House of Detention in the van, under the charge of Sergeant Walker, and the, vehicle loin; di Len direct into the court-yard of the police °lice, the populace had no opportunity of wreaking their threatened vengeance. Mulleins looked very pale and careworn when placed at the bar, and anxiously scanned the countenances of the witnesses as they were called up and gave evidence. Mr. Woutoor attended as before, under the instructions of the Horne Secretary, to oonduce the prosecution, and Mr. Revert Wood, of Coleman-street•buildings, defended the prisoner. Mr. T. W. Rata!! also attended as solicitor to the trustees under the will of the husband of deoeued. Mr. Rose was present as solicitor to the deceased herself, and Mr. Young, instructed by the friends of Emma (who will be examined as a witness today), also appeared. The detective police were in strong force. Mr. Woutner said he proposed to follow the tnovementa of the prisoner to such a period an was Not antecedent to the murder. Up to eight o'clock in the evening of the 13th be was on the way to the Grove•road. They did not trace him beyond that until the witness Mitchell met him the next morning at 6 o'clock iu a very denied state. That was the only time between $ o'clock in the evenin; and 5 in the morning that he could not be traced, and it will be for the prisoner to explain if be could where be spent the interval. After Mating what further evidence he intended to Ly before the magia trete, Mr. Wootner called James Clarke, whose evidence was about to be proceeded with when we went to lima !IfURDERS AT ALDERSHOTT. Aldershot! Gazette Office, Sept. 29, 3.30 p.m. . . , Two of the moat awful murder); ever committed have just occurred, within a stone's throw of this office, namely, in the centre block of the permanent barracks. From all that we can gather at present, it appears that about half-put 1 o'clock, Owen Chipp, a lance-sergeant, and John Coles, • lance-corporal of the 41st Regiment, acre sitting at the table immediately after dinner, playing draughts, when, without the slightest provocation on their part, • private named James Johnson, deli. berately walked behind Sergeant Chipp and placed the muzzle of his rifle in the middle of his beck awl fired ; the bullet, after going through the unfortunate man's body, entered the breast of his comrade, Corporal Colo., and passed through his body and fell flattened against the wall. Sergeant Chipp rose, staggered three or four paces, and fell dead between two bedsteads. Corporal Coles fell backwards, and died instantly. The murdesex was immediately secured and taken to the guardhouse, front whence be was conveyed by two policemen, smarted by two privates and a corporal, to the police station. The only cease given for this dreadful occurrence wee that the murderer led been sentenced this morning to three day's confinement to barracks for insubordination, both the deceased having appeared against him. Two oSmos. The raileay share market to-day is very in active, but' firm. An improvement of per ant. has taken plat in Midland awl Lanceahire and Yorkshire stocks.. Other descriptions are steady, at the closing quotations of yesterday. London and North Western is i r ttoted 100 to ••, Great Western l 74 to • Midland } , 129 to i ; Lanesshrre and Orksbire, 1154 to ; South Eastern, 83 to 1-, showing no recovery ; Eastern Counties, 6.31 to 644 ; and Caledonian, 014 to f. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are Itt at Ito 01 dia. There is an advance in the of the two leading Canadian railways. Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway shares are likewise in (piked for. AND STOCK/ sn iliZ- ... MI all 6 .... 1.16.1 Mt i 11 a i I tua to) K 18 1 .4 10 lad ioo IN 100 100 100 g 0.3 ad mi se i li re age I—. ... lie i 3 . V,ENING, s ac 4 . I THE air SY MuRDSK. I SHARK LISTSeTHZ .....0.... . RE-IXAMINATION 07 THE ACCUSED.-(THIS LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (sr macaw russaskrz.) MALTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) TWO-YEAR.OLD STAKES. tierubbiog Brush ... ... (.7aller OW ... ... ... &Luton ... ... ... 6 rut. SELLING PLATE. Creel &lend&le Morella 6 ran. MALTON HANDICAP. Pror.m•e Ilr g • I;ret k 2 ran. FITZWILLIAM PLATE. Three quarters of a Inns. Bahaamoon, Bab-at-the-Booster, Caller Oui, Ruby. Walt- Mattel, Bushman, Bookaloon, The Dutchman, School master, Lioooss c, and Morella are bare. NORCLI FFE PLATE. Three quarters of a mile. Brown Holland, Canty Bay, Tommy Noble, Edmund Kean, Bab-at.tho•B u weter, Prologue, Erica, Dutclunan, Eidolan, and Village Maid are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. -(THIS DAT.) (lEr AND EMI MAGNETIC TIMAGRAPIL) IFIIOII OCR OWN OGIULIISFONDMIT., Grab morlant vary emirs Wheat is Lap dsmand at 3d. advance. &ace Friday 4e. dearer. lodisation It dearer, selling actively ; Gast; Etis. 6.1. to 375. ; America ; 3da (ante and oatmeal rather cheaper. Barley Gm. Waather very Ise. MINCING-LAIR 5 DAT.) 81141A11.—Ths market has with a firm appearance. Rased steady at last week's prima °orris—the small public mks are going off at last euerency. TrA.—This market reunion dull. Iticr.. -it, ;.leaca:dba• b7e; limited, but quotations are Not altered. pp Comm.—The demand has been less active,but prices are su orted. SaLTPTTRE bas been dull of sale. Rum remains steady. Machete generally am steady to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tits mart s! is steady. Prices are quoted es follows : Petersburg T.C. is tiro spot, 53i. 3d. ; Oct. to Des., lit 3d. ; Jae. to Mar* 69► 9d. ; March only, Hs. SHITHIHMD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Company report trade slow. Priem as the declioe. Prime meadow bay, 755. to SOL ; superior do. 90s. to 112 s. ; inferior do. 50e. to 501. ; saw do., 50a. to SOL ; clover, old, 90s. to 115 e. ; ditto oposod eat, 80a. to 100 s. ; straw, Mato 355. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Oreoi. The operations in British mining shares to-day have been somewhat limited, and no variation of importance has occurred in prices. No transactions are officially recanted in the Stock Exchange list. Shares in the following mines, however, amongst others, have changed hands, viz., Stray Park, East Caradon, Great Wheal Alfred, Condurrow, Wheal Edward, Wheal Margaret, and Gramber and St. Aubyn. Great Retallack shares have been dealt in at 255. In foreign descriptions St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 28i. There are inquiries for Mariquita Mining shame, which are marked and }. A FRENCH Irrogros us Lonnon.—The following carious story is taken from 066,1461,4 :—" The polios remntly learned that • nounber of French bishop bed received letters from London, some of them signed Marie Royer, 61. Brool•street, Bloomsbury, and others Cecile Blandin, 15, Ryder's•court, Leiessterequare, represent * that the writer, a yr* Frenchwoman of good &only and education, had been attracted to Lon don by the promise of • place an governor in • wealthy family, but bad been exposed nit rely to attempts to torn her from the path of virtue, but from the mtholic religion, of which she was an ardent Ds Bever ; and she therefore implored remittances to pay mole debts, end to be able to return to Paris. Several of the prelate*, believing her story, and dreading the idea of her quitting the catholic church, sent money at once; othersdid a, on • remind of bet application, made in mom preening terms than before. But some time back, • member of pm ' ktos having met at Paris, one of them mentioned the ore of the poor young lady in Loudon, and they thee per ceived that they had been impored ow, as she had not only written to several of them, but had used differ-sat limes and shimmer. They, however, from the fear of meet* erode', propmed to my Nothing about the matter; Mt the polio@ beard of it, and they mused inquiries to be reds is Leedom The reside was the diesovery that the order was not only en impostor, bat or even • female, being one Mode L formerly a porter oe the Eastern Railway, who, is 1657, was condemned, by default, by the Overt of Arises of the Bertha, to twenty years' hard laser.* Itauariza. 56114 Ft. 11. pef. } p_ Vim.M at itaSsoux VaL 1 Nist.,4a.,/Clesalese. IbOlw [ ar m :sed sh = VAX. *Mai mad Szatat Caledc'ala !K 100 sc. 100 Bt. 100 !2ork Bandon st. 111. IC Sk IC St. IC BC It BC It Bt. It St. It St. lOC Ilk 101 ni 41. . ib;ii;;li D. A *Alba div. until p.c. 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Vika Disiose's Lad—. 161 - ;" --, TNT OPENING or THE NEW VICTORIA RAILWAY STATlOlL—Yeatarday morning some hundreds of persons were attracted to the neighbourhood of Pimlico, to wituss the opening to the public of the new Laotian and Brighton Railway Station ? in Victoria-street From an early hour tabs and padestronsin large numbers made their way to the epee, the first train announced to ran being an mambo one to Brighton. The trains crossing the bridge over the Thames appeared to be an object of great interest to crowds of people stumbled on the banks of the river. TEB RAILWAY AOOLDENT AT HELNEHORIL Yesterday an inqued was held before Mr. Herford, the coroner for the city of Manchester, on the body of Mrs. Hartley Butterfield, whose dea th resulted from the oollision at Helmshore, and took place at the Manchester Infirmary. The chief witnesses examined were Mr. Shaw, the traffic suintendent, and James Tomlinson, the guard. Mr. Cott, solicitor, who appeared for the deoessed's relatives, spud with the creaser that it was not seceseary to re open the whole investigation, as there we. no chirp al lity, nor any dimatisfeation with the verdict theady given. cimin- The_ Jury found a verdict el "Amidented death.' WENT MIDLAND RAILWAY.-1110 total traffic re- I cants of this compsny far the fortnight ending September 23, have been 15,071. 10• 11d., sad for the oorree of po p fortnight 1859 they were 13,3671. la. 4d. The ex - tem amounts to 6,2391. 19s. 41., or at the rate of 49. per cent., whilst the experts for the correspoudieg fortnight of 1869 amounted to 6,2971. Its 4d., or at the rate et 89 par cut. The aggregate receipts for th e &it six fortWota•Da au day of theltalf.year, amount to 89,6051. at 11., as spinet 78,5131.165. 7d., for the eorreeponding sit feelaights and three due of the previous year. And the await. samisen for the Ant forteighta and one day ef tie ima. year amount to 36,9 W. lfle. no., being at the rate of 41.27 per mat., as subset 31,668/. 19s. 3d. fry the nonmetal% sth fortnights and three days of the previone year, or at the nee of 40.32 per mot. TEL ABITLAY AT DESILYITACABH, IRELAND.—The adjourned inquest ea the body of Thomas Mutpay, who died from the effects of a guashot wound received at =To, cosh on the 12th of Jul), wss resumed and cud Urdu. The jury returned a verdict to the effect rt demeesd died of • gunshot wound inflicted by some pansies unknown. They also added that the peace of the country would be much promoted by the dlscoutinuance of party &plays of every bud. Carrur. PALA= Olra San.ww MONDAT, OCTOBER I.—Mantel= on payment, 5,362; ditto by auto. thin*, 969; total Ashen. 6,161. 1 - it. - St i In 13 1 01 30 100 102 143 30 102 Ms o.r 2i 1 ter 111 l l i e Jim 1* I % Pa il s a 6 6 le 14 Ms I Ms 611 e 1 ii.tie II L. Z. 4 1 L. 47 60 ... 72 74 112121P0' 172 111 11 10 se a 62 Ft 1111 126 so_ u MONEY MARKEL-TJ DAY. Two o'CLooi. There is still no variation in the fends, which are steady, at yesterday's prices, with little business. The Elwin markets are firm. In one or two in stances British railway stocks have im proved. There is also an advance in the stocks of the Grand Trunk and Great Wes tern of Canada Railway Companies, owing to the receipt of more favourable traffic returns. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 08fr. 70c., being Sc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93, 1,1, and 93 for money, and 931 for the amount The present quotations are 93 to 1 for cash, and 931 to 1 for the 11th instant. The official business report is as follows :—lndia Five per Cent. stuck, 1839, 1031, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent Debentures, 1859, 94 ; ditto Bonds, ss. dbl.; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 102} ; Exchequer Bills, par, 3s. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market have again been very scanty. Mexican bonds are in de mand and have improved, being last marked 221 ; Turkish bonds are firm ; the Loan of 1854 is quoted 734 to 74, and that of 1868, 57* to 4. There are also inquiries for Venezuela Three per Cents. Sales are recorded as follows ;--Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 224, 1 ; New Granada Active, 17 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 18. - AB, for account, 514 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1014 ; Venezuela Three per Cents. for account, 231,24. Foux o'CLocsi. Consols have advanced, being quoted 931 to 1 for money, and 931 to for account. The commercial demand for money yesterday was brisk, partly in preparation for the Ch, and 31 to 31 per cent. were the lowest terms for choice bills. The applications at the Bank of England were to a fair extent. No bullion was sold by the Bank yesterday. The 228,0001. by the Dover Castle, from Melbourne, supplies the immediate wants of exporters. The Bavaria, from New York, has brought 28,500/. for England. The steamer La Plata will take 6,0001., principally gold, for the West Indies. The mail steamer Magdalena, from Brazil for Southampton, which has reached Lisbon, has only 1,8311. in specie. The remittances of specie by the Calcutta and China steamer of the 4th instant will be limited, exporters preferring to await the delivery in the market of the great supply by the last Mexican packet. According to private letters from Vera Cruz, another conducts was shortly expected to arrive from the city of Mexico with about two millions of dollars, or 400,0001., in specie. This sum may come forward by the next Mexican packet. In it will probably be included the money belonging to the bondholders which has so long been detained in the city of Mexico. Further sdvioes are awaited with much impatience by the persous interested. Means. &thew and Co., Greek merchants, of Manchester, have stopped payment, with liabilities amounting, according to one statement, to 80,0001., but according to another to only 30,0001. Most of the creditors are secured, and the liquidation is not expected to turn out unfavourably. The firm are shippers of Manchester goods to Turkey and Peram, whence they import silk. They have an establishment in the latter country. It is officially announced that the interest cou pons which fell due yesterday on the Second Pre ference and other Debentures of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada will not be paid, the company not possessing the requisite fun(U. Their default has produced a feeling of grievous disap pointment. The price of the Second Preference Debentures in the afternoon was 60 to 65. They were placed on the market by the company as re cently as May last at 80, and the coupon due yester day is the first one. Arrangements have just been completed for au amalgamation of the Albert Life Assurance and Guarantee Company and the Medical, Invalid, and General Life Assurance Society. It is accordingly announced that the business of the two ampanies will henceforth be carried on under the title of the Albert and Medical Life Assurance Company. The directors, as well as Messrs. Singer and Tait, together with some of the other principal officers of the Medical Company, will continue to hold office in the amalgamated undertaking. The second ex traordinary meeting of proprietors of the Medical Company, called to confirm the arrangement, was held on the 21st ult., when it was re solved, " That, in the opinion of the share holders, the directors should present Mr. Sadler the solicitor of the company, with a subs tantial reougnition of his valuable services." The accumulated fund of the associated companies now exceeds 500,0001. ; the subscribed capital is 447,1801. ; the paid-up capital is 137,000!. ; the annual income from life premiums is upwar ds of 220,0001. ; and the new business is stated to be progressing at the rate of more than 25,0001. per annum. The committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Friday, the sth October, a special settling day in the shares of the Bahia Gas Company (Limited), which are to be marked in the official list. The committee have also ordered the Western Extension shares A and B of the London, Chat ham and Dover Railway Company to be officially quoted. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1051., and the South Eastern a decrease of 9501.. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending Sept. 14 shows an increase of 2,6451. sterling over last year. The sixth dividend, being 5 per cent for the year ending the 31st August, is announced as payable on the 9th inst. on the preference shares in the Norwegian Trunk Railway Company. The half-yearly meeting of the West Flanders Railway Company is called for the 96th Oct. The Invincible has arrived from China with 746,800 lbs. of tea. Letters from Mexico mention that a most violent gale raged in the Gulf on the 15th September, and that several vessels were driven ashore, and im mense damage done. IioNsAT Swamps. Console, which closed on Saturday at P 34, "buyers,' for the 11th October, opened this morning at 934 to 4, and closed at 934, just " buyers." For money the last price was 93 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 4 ; ditto for account (Oct. 11), 934 ; India Five per Cent. Stock ? 1859, 1034, 1 4 ; ditto Bonds, 65., 5e., Is., 2s. die. ; Five per Cent., "enlaced," rupee paper, 96 ticlian government securities were quiet. The Indian Five per Cont. Stock of 1859 was quoted 102 i t4 ; s and Exchequer Bills, par to 3e. prem. in the foreign stock market waa un usually limited, but prices generally were firm. An improvement of Ito 4 per oent. oecurred in Turkish : the Loan of 1854 closed at 734 to 74, and that of 1868 at 56 to 4. There was also a recovery of 1 per cent . in Mexican bonds, which left off at 214 to 224. Am regards other descriptions there was no variation of importance. Bank shares to-day were quiet. London and South African Bank were fiat. In the miscella neous share market scarcely any alteration oc curred. Great Ship shares were slightly firmer, at Is. 4ld. to 7a. Rest and West India Dock stock was marked 1204. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :--Ocean Marine Inner mioe to 2 prem. ; Thames and MOM/ Marine, 7-16 to 1 prem. ; Univened Marine Insurance, 8-11 tot prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to t dim. East India Irrigation, die. to par. The " Optional Rights" scrip of _the Illinois Central Railway Company has relapsed to CI to 5. i alai IN ssl _ _ _ M 1 is. - :100} 26 e i 7i as 60 1160 e get IR I 10* 111 !~