The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-17 00:00:00

• tniether with a vast somber of private Deem • st poi.. .4 the tows, were likewise illeasiaated. De• l'Arc le Men, eau‘, which h.. loots laid out wits true alsi. tplentlelly illumisated. The ,he of Limy Lcuil. ec..ther w4s 111 Aguiticent The erew.te which col. • .1 t -re the hreworkt rad illanito.iti..tet were itliMeD•l; . 5.14 to the admirably mule Lc the :.ths tw &widest sad no coadossuo OLVUI red. ritr n.arnie OP BULL'S RUN AND TN E I'uLUNTSAR STSTS.V. fUroni the Swank* Rerir.e.) A ~.at the battle td !liars Ititti indicate as to iticiowy of our own volunteers' Thal is a .•.. 0 which voluuterre have no douht been seeking . 0 h..0 for aqua .Lays peat with rather equivonsl Hut the answer wninllik. Nothing that is sae futnislics any real inilications as to anything : English. The AtlierielinS are of our Wdr.i , and, . energy and ruts rprise genuino euthushout , rat i•byeets are coticerneJ, we may be proud to th.• coutsesion ; hut in ...Ire neat essential re . • they have befOrlie a different rumpl e . Th e natur e climate has proluisly , dome r 1111 l Alilll4 to destroy the ~o soil steadies... of their temperament—to make • more Mote norviitio, and more sasceptible . u ihililll,l, and of all kiwi., (nail vehement ti. i...eau to poi, fear. Their excessive indulgence in _Lod. aggravats. the eructs ei clinote,aud tout/thetas • tiler their Idc one of perpetual excitement, nod to e titan —as, compered with Englishmen. ni—t inericans naight--to early graves. Mere phviiicul causes, there r.. would MU poserfully arpsupt them on auy unainiou .• h was very trying to the Oen OIL, evatem. dolt A, .11 4auctil yam...love probaLly told far more. It - •tiler et that one of the man, soave-, of a failure so ilia. . Aqui to the ituglo-nivou me ha.. laen the incurable • . .4 insulionbeation • transferred fn .0 the life of the : .ou tat that of the soldier. ExigLind is a land of lawful .tnierieo iv o local alitto Lawful authority can Slid t.. tot. N., one glares to even Ise it either the family Of in thy state. Ever. holy aud every institu • •i it e.eilol leusk Ism Luau gnund to powder by ~• !melting is.lousy..fa demeieracy run IMO'. The ides • .t it is necessary aol that it is ennobling to a freeman to tier tilie , iletin• to milltiFirl far the gool of the CIMMOVII eidth has ceased to eider time wiud .1 any unit iif the smelts people of the United States. The last traditions this Englota seetinsent died out with tie gemiation which Washiugton. The. cluractcridec is in Heel( ugh, to account for twenty such catastrophes as that of I. Hue ; anal the northerners will have laid a very mod.- .., l'rbe for au it...doable lemon if they can learn to mama i''h 11 . 4 .1 the soasepienow of a military anarchy : tar ninersopuem, lens polpelde bait no lees disintrous, of • oiorelly in their civil affairs. a were are either rievommems peculiar to the .tmericsairs quit* inalepeolyet .4 the volunteer or •or other toils ..ry .yucca, which heir, to aireottnt for thin 'whipping." I.r•tuveriear have never, lite the English, known ..r hems taught he batter csierience to brace them . ie• ousinfidly for in arduous struggle. The whole coursed L or lea \Minty has be.. 0110 Unbroken tide of putoplon.pee O Vent,. while tleor melon anal joausalists havelahoured •• .lov-es/all) to ell them AA full of eelf.coeceit soul over. •osa.„r cordideors. in their own powyrs of "chewing up" the eke, w.+:4l me the balloon which they brought into the field iis• edict day woe full .4 pa. Now, like that tollono when it •art is the trees, they have emus .uddealy into contact situ hard realities; and the matund coweeperses is a oillipso am esornium as the previous inflation. To meet' LI, collapse their had sat, in at all an e heal degree with ...selves, the stistaming influence, which hold an English. Laa is extryturty to the peel of duty. There le aisioug the tqa-ricans a tyranny .4 optsion of a cattalo kind from • eeigb we bars the happiness to be comparatively free. eat. •es the other ha they are eonmarstavely destitute of that Aron mei 1111 l oit of social rosponsibilitv which would wake every Euglishman, aid every English gentleman with the penalty of infamy . bangueg like • tiller round ins neck. • Mall we should Ise SOO, not to improve the occuaion by •Irieing any morel which it may furnish fur the instruction of oar new national form. First of all, we sec the absolute •cossaty of regular attention to drill. If men navel to be • Ad•rys tai must make up their minds ti undergo a ..I.ly wank; and no drill C. 113 be too high to immure ems ulerahle promptness mud precision amidat the coefusion and rscitouent of afield of bottle. secoodly —what is even of more toortanne--we see the absolute DO . eseity of highly trained .di.vre thoroughly possessing the confideoce of their ...dim. A man who boa other employmeot may well 1144 leisure to elute bim,rlf a very fair private, but he scarcely tied h.isure to make himself • good officer — en .Meer tat ti be misted by his regiment on is Uhl of Mole. and really on a level with the advancing science of what is very fast becoming a higldy scientific rofession. The English volunteers, indeed showed (rota the beginning far better arose than the A roericans • show in the selectioo of their ofik e rs. They did not take stump oratois. They took all the old soldiers they ould get, mad, when they could not get old soldiers, they took Men whoa: social position had given them some habits of command, and who had the highest Weir/ pledge. to otter for their good behaviour before an enemy. There little rinses to fear that any officer of an English volun• r corps will ever ride up to his men and tell them that they are "licked into a cocked hat." Bu'. tine is not a matter to be left is the slightest degree to chance ; it is the uteri poUst of the volunteer system. • • • • No one, then:fore, need be deterred from becoming a i.•luoterr, nee Deed any volunteer feel uncomfortable in to uniform, in conequence of what has occurred. But all min ks:re may lay to heart the two peat lessons which they beer been teught at the expense of their cousins— strlit sod trostworthy officers. The third great leoeon ahieh this eoloaso! smash preaches—that of subordination --is happily not so much required here. SOUTH LI.VCASHIRE ELECTION. (BY earnms AND RUM WAOSTTIC TZLZGRATIL) MANCHE:3TM, SeroaruiT. The following was the state of the poll, wording to the return, at half-pert, 12 : Turner (Conservative) 6,322 Uheetharn (Liberia). The c.wieurrstivc returu at 12 o'clock pre the following Turner Cheethaua 6,601 THi Gorr:eminently as Niw ZiaLatita—The r your time sir 4 :eorire Grey woe le ammin as ((.steer of of Iklaml Hope i• proved MM without tlesNalibmit Lredst,on, by the publication to the benders Goss* of twit of the following oflicial asillostion :—"The been pleased to appoint Sir (Jessie Grey, .04 , 4110i1HIlltOT of the government of the colony of New Lam b. to be governor and commander-M.61cl in and trier iLe,..dorty of New Zealand and its dependesoise." tri,‘:.t es would not disparage the abilities of Gonna,' Re.m, we mesa but reiterate ger (*midi= vat the :nermnent hes acted wisely is this selsolios4 sad we Ida.. bop* that all differenoes of opinion with regard to test policy which may mist I. the minds of the indium. L.J..olostata will be forgotten in the rueful desire to bring ii.mt a Listiog peace, which dome can restore the colony to a. former prceperous cc:sedition. The teak of a governor at crime m one of the deepest respoombility, sal ho will .ore the goodwill of all claw.., whatever their political ,4 4..erneeN, to enable him wearifully to complete W A • Z-sidad Rol Al. CANADIAN YACHT CLCIL —The challenge prew.ataal y ha. Royal Highens the Prince of Wales th.. clad., la a Knot one of the handsomest things of the ni Viet ban yet been made. It coolest' of a on. in frosted 1 ! , •-t (partly burnished), and will be competed for in Sep. 'me*, seat. Two principal m14'111262, is low relief, Zrianite an incident in the life of Oolninboa, is which the neat discover quelli hi. iinutinooe Radon, and the cession • fief of land tatter war le called Peassylvaina) to WiUrm Yens. Two greeefid (cowls, figures form the bandies ; the 4,0 f of the imp is surmounted by a_ sgore of &Meanie. The lase is of shoey, bearing two shields eagramed with .1. balls of the Prince mid the imeeriptica. The menu- L-turere are Messrs. Heat awl Haskell, of 158, New Hood , treet, efivereniiths to the QUOINI sad royal family. Wlt.tx •ND Bear EAT*. —The will of Lady Forbes, mist of Sir Uteri.' Forbes, Hart., of New* and F•linglassia 'u proved is Lon on on the Zird of My ; it bean date F.), Id, POl, nail there an two codicils, added in IMO. Tie members appoisitcd an the testatrix's daughter, Mies nualeth Oswald. -Wanner, and Alineeder Nesbitt Mae. Seq., lets of the Hoods, Civil Porvier• Her lady. personal property HAS ewers under 14,0001. ; this. 'Sutler with the property seder settlement, she learn Immo her family by her Isle keebeari, Mir Chariot, end 411 Weer Imakeed, Hr. Adebarramr, her ladyship having loss twigs maiming, and ben itpiqd her moo. JUMPS nert Forbta. Is}, and Mt, Lim Ketberine `oat Forbse, renolisart • Forbes has left hike per of Wee • two is Masked sod one 4 2, _lsmelegi--lig= of the Frederick 501. meek.—The will of Rear ',m ire,/ Thames Pelham. C. 8., the Adwasky, sad Ecelestommquare, Pimlico, was / 1 " 0 . 1 he the principal registry oe the talml of et men& by hie relict, sole mecutria. The peneemalty ms' em wader 14.01101. The will been dab. w• Oar leek is 147, sad our attested by Captain. W. H. 11411060/011 T. Gorton. It is very brief, the admiral whale et him minenel pveyerty to hie relict Fella.died • Jaws bet. - at the age oflrße . ti.l LisetenmaKkeeral lanopit Hasele, of her 1._ 1 ' 45 Amy. and el the (Mesta Pak wars d Is de Odom 7, so the rith indent by tie mentor; Oriel ;,^4sh. Pail., Calomel W. F. Gramt, sal Robert Colluss, 1 1. U. she personalty bag ewer under 10,00% ' - eierel Harris berme only one sled. • rfewebles Ton , larlav yew% has bequeathed all Ids isropertY, reel and per. is anal ; mid appointed taw esseriten somissted oversee and geerdrees to manager Ile Ira 'tail she &Rail's the alp er e Off en C P 1:117 : 40 la the asse t o f her demos previously, the ream! 'tiaa daunted the property to pen to his toe tread t'akThee are legacies to his executers.. and to a serraol, ; mai there are SOON of kiwellerry 4 1 eNs rem! ims I-ft to the care d or ms rustees to dis• l• iirmirliter wh en inure advanced in ft ' H ilowaisa it JO. THE THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) • - CLERK EN WELL. raaNtNii VOLUNTE2K care--COMIIITTAL TO PRlBO'..l. Wrebto.d, a dirty-looking young fellow, de scribed as a shoemaker, residing at 12, Albert-place, queen's-roid, Holloway, appeared before Mr. D'Eyncourt to answer the following complaint—" For that you, on the 17. th day of April, Pad, in the parish of lalingtoa, did un lawfully and designedly pawn n cloak, the property of Yr. William John Wade, without hie leave or authority so to do, against the pence," Ac. 'Elie defendant pleaded guilty. The complainaut in the case is the band-master of the Second Tower Hamlets Volunteers, and the defendant had been engaged by him to form one of the members of the band. The complainant was ►nswerable for the uniform that was supplied to each of the band. Owing to the lax con duct of the defendant the coniplaioant gave him the usual notice that his services would be dispensed with. When the defendant brought in his clothes his uniform cloak was missing, and the complainant ascertained that it was pawned in lalineon for Ites. The defendant had removed the mark at the back of the cape before it was pawned, so that the pawsbroker could out tell whether it was a private or a uniform cape. The defendant said he knew be had done wrong, bat when be sent the cape to be pawned he was unwell, and short of money. Tltr complainant said the defendant was in good work. He did not wish to be hard with him, all he required was the restoration of the cape. D'Eyncourt said he should tine the defendant 205., the value of the cape, lOs., and the costs of the summons, ta., or in default of paynitut 21 days' imprisonment, with hard labour, in the House of Correction. As the pawn broker was not to blame in the matter, he would re. store the cape 00 the payment by the complainant of half the money advanced, if the prisoner did not pay the value. The prisoner, who said he had no money, was sent to prison. . - MARLBOROUG H-STREET. ROOF KTRI Fri xG. &ad retell:pi-4, a tall, niugh.looking fellow, wbo has several times been brought to this court, wee charged before Mr. Yardley with stealing a quantity of lead from the root of the house, IG, Ilanover-place, Woodatock•street, the property of Mien Eleanor Slater. Willi.im Henry Slater, brother of the proseentrix, said-1 am an engraver, aid live at It. , llanoverplace. On the ' 14th of June I heard that the roof had been disturbed, and on god.; to the top of the house found th a t a quan tit y o f lead hail been cut from the roof, and ale,, from the pest home, No. 15. I afterwards saw the lead in the possession of the prisoner's landlord. T. Dutton. of 13, Hanover-place, said— Prisoner lodged with me. On the 14th of June a lodger told me that dime thing was wrong about the roof. I went upstairs and saw the prhainer drop through the trap-door. He said the water came in and that be bad been up to repair the roof, but in stead of that I foiled he had out off a quantity of lead. On returning to the house I found the prisoner kid bolted. Ho hail not been seen till lad night since the rubbery, and he wee then given Into custody. The prisoner was committed fee trial, but will be brought up again. 80UTHWARK. JUVEMILK HOVAIJILIAKEIS. Wallow Smartk 15, A Final Alarm, 9, and fVeoryt Mnith. 10, dirty.looking lads, were brought before Mr. Combs, charged with stealing a oilver wateb, gold chain, and pia, the property of James Allen, at No. 34, Theobald'e• road New Kent-road. _ Mary Allen, the wife of the prosecutor, said that about 7 o'clock on the previous evening she heard a noise upstairs on the first floor. She ran up, and saw the prisonen Skinner and Matthews run from the bedroom arrow theYrant room, and climb oat of the window. She immediately suspected that they had committed a robbery, and on entering the bed room she missed a silver watch, gold chain, and pia front the dressing table. She then went to look for the laila and found them stuck feet on the leads outside the window is fr.,nt of the house. A constable was called iu, and Skis's, and Matthews were taken iuto custody, and from what they said Smith was apprehended. The watch and china were found Dear the window, and the pin wis discovered concealed on the roof of a shed just under the bed-room window, by which moms the thieves mitered. They moat have climbed a wall and got on the shed, and Uses lifted up the bedroom window. Deering, 38 /I, mid be took Skinner and Matthews from the house, and from what the latter told him he took Smith into custody. When he took Matthews he told witness that, with the advice of Smith, they had stolen the articles. and had concealed the watch and chain under the window, awl the pin in the roof of the shed. The parents of the lads came forward, and said that they had never limn in trouble before. Skinner hail been working for Mr. Allen on the name day, and no doubt was tam ted by seeing the articles lying about. Mr. Combs said there was no evidence against Smith, therefore be most be discharged. As for the others, he should sentence sash of them to 14 days' hard labour. GREAT NORTHRRY RAILWAY COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) This day the usual half-yearly meeting of pro prietors was bald at the Hing'seireis Terminus; Mr. B. lummox in the chair. The report, which has been already published, having been taken as reed, The CHAIIIIMAX, in proposing its adoption, regretted that, in common with most other chairmen of railway companies, the dividend was smaller than it was this to ne twelve months. They proposed to give dividend at the rate of 3/. 15s. per tent., which he confessed was finite as much as four months ago he thought could be gives. The main mum of this falling off was owing to the very bad harvest of last year, which affected their railway more thee perhaps any railway in the kingdom. They had also toomy . 10,0001. more intense on debentures than is say corresponding half-year, which of course Taloa& riji v ivr. deed hy so mach. The result was a general deficiency of 19,000/. He believed, however, that the railway was in • sound position, and that the dividend would rise when the temporary canoes which nowdeprused it were removed. The maintenance of the permanent way would form a heavy item of expenditure, as on other railways, but still Im thought the shareholders would have no reasou to find fault with the future results of the railway. He hoped the meeting would excuse him from saying more then. Colonel PACKIL. seconded the motion. Mr. HOWAKI, cornplaiaed of the working expenses, which seicsauted to 5.1 per cent. of the earnings, whilst on the haellitot they were only 41 per cent. (Haar, hear.) He fat Naiad these expenses could be diminished. He should =that the price of the convevanc e o f goo d s by ex p ress Manchester and Loudon should be raised. If MIA , auto chose to have their goods conveyed by express speed they ought to pay for it. (irme) Mr. GUODEVE wished to get some explanation of the dis crepancy which existed between the weekly returns of traMo and the total as given in the report. r i te difference was 9,000 f. Mr.Yanaiorr. and other shareholders complained of the waiting expenses of the line. The Cisrannan replied to the several observations which were node, sad the report was adopted. The meeting was then made special for the purpose of approving, or otherwise, terms for lease of the railways, us dertakieg and works of the Nottingham and Grantham Railway and Canal Company, and the ultimate purchase thereof ; and for the purpose of au th or i s i ng th e creation mrital under the following seta, or some or one of them, that is to my :—" The Great Northern and Metropolitan Jabetias Railway Act, lAN ;“ " the Greet Northern Rail way Act, 18G 1 ; "the Ganitcw and Liverpool Railway Act, ;"•1841 the Stockport. Timperley, sad Altrinclisin Rail esy Act, 1861 ;" and "the West Cheshire Railways Act, 1861." SuclITT 101'1111 PIOPAOATION 07 TIM Goerpsy,— As intereeties emeting took place yesterday in the board room of the above society, Pall-mall, the mosaics Was the delivery of as address by the Risht Rev. the Babes of Laboaa to six yoseig ems about to proceed as missionaries t o Borneo, under the auspices of the moiety. Anson the onmerous assembles. were the Bishop of Rinpton, Rev. T. Staley, Bishop Desisants of Madras, Rev. H. Bailey, warden of St. Augustus College ; Rev. Canon Haney P. Caseeove, FAT. (Ix., mad a number of ladies. The Bishop of Labuan bevies Based the meetirni with prayer, pro moiled to madras' the seimineeriee, swims them some ex cellent practical advice is reference to the important es dertakies ce which they were about to embark. The Bi l l elm delivered a short *M r , Th. iim . a t u to arias going out are the Rev. R. S. Veen, Mmes. F. W. AhE, N. R. Mame., N. Croishad, J. L. Zebwkw, and J. Richardson. nisi will sail from Looks to-morrow is the Tamar. ColengeclAL RILATIONM netwerN ENtILAND AXD Beiniun.—Tbe following is • airy of a letter „ ss i ftd be the Hall Chamber of Commerce :—"Coe of disansittee of Privy Council for Traile.—Whiteirsk 14th I A ir * I,l6l,—&e,—With reference to Tay _LAW of the 16th ultimata I tes directed by the Lorne of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade to request tbat you will inform the mused of the Chamber of C'ornmereo ' of Kingston-upoe•Hall that her Majesty's government are in communication with the Belgian government on the sub. jest of the commercial relations between this country lot Belgium. I am, sir, your obedient servant, T. H. lamas. —no Secretary of tie Chamber of Commerce, Kinptom upon-HulL" A 000 D INrcsrurry.—Among the payments sr& by the Hull corporation, is an annuity of 761. to owe Hurry Saconi, • foreigner, and of which smelt, that individual has been in receipt for tG years past. It swan that in the early part of this century, the Hull =tics), in order to miss mosey. resorted to the now in vogue in some public and governmeet °Mese, of granting annuities. Marcel. who is sow about fib years of age, we. • tight•rope dancer, who came to We tows end advanced to the corporation the sum of 6618. ; the seesideration being that he was to remise fey the net of lie life an annuity of 'N.—being nearly 10 per asst. ea the amount. Mr. itaxoni's longevity has analmied him to receive, by way of annuity, about Ire times the eartient of priucipal advanced by him—Mall Pecked. EXPREB3, SATURDAY EVENING, SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocw. The railway share market to-day is sensibly better, owing to speculative re-purchases. There is au improvement of to percent . in most of the priuci and of 1 per cent. in Loudon and North Western and Great Northern. Lon don and North Western stock is now quote' 924 to 93 ; Great Western, 671 to 684 ; Caledonian, 101 to ;•fifidland, 124 to ; Lancashire and Y orkshire, 1084 to 1094 ; South Eastern 804 to 4 Eastern Counties, 48 to ; and Great Northern, 1 174 to 1084. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted to / prem. The Indian railway stocks are gene rally better. Grand Trunk of Canada is firmer. OIDLIIAJIN NUMMI 530 ram Sh. IPd I RAILWAYS. I y Clain Prim ats to-day yesterda. rto 1 P.m N :am WoLß ltour vat 10 .11•NbarnTr ue all Illy* and all lannos,ffiestrdolilld.C. N &idol and Later Calodonlan all ,Oork and Bandon all lOornwan all "Do. ki A no dia. want , au Do. Bip.e.l.ppaaildtoll ill !Dublin ani Boned Ina all I Data, rank d 80 taut Anglian N Lateen Comae N lastarn Uafon Steak Do. Stook 11 all Lut Suffolk N Lllnburgh and Glasgow N Perth, Donde. all Forth and Clyde Juno. N Olaagow do 8. Wetter& ▪ Great North* Boothia NO Ne i tiro* Northern Pe. A Nook IDA B Moak !Gt. South& West. 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Nom. ill.O.Te 11.0081 l 10,0001 80,000 1;000 10,000' ft.ooo SAO SIMS MAN WPM KM KM 108,115 WO 111, MA OIII IO MAN AM "MI Don &mord, Limited— SLJoita del itep tLiniltedi Do. Land& Mt 00 Cla.Cots. Mln. 00. Jam Cobs, Copper D om an Mountain Copper Ilortum -:Llm) ~~ General at. Northern Copps' atli. Mittman (Via Upends PaFes. (Lim.) i Martquita It. Indus Co U met of & Austraa (na) Poutglhau li dStivarlaad Port Phillip Scottish Austin. (Um) United Mexican iWortbiog JOUR STOCK PROVINCIAL SM rAiursra LITERPOOL. AUGUR 16. - fisiodonlan, 101 1011 - East( rn Counties, 91 9 9.14-Great Northern, 106 107-Great Western. C7l 447-Laiseashire and Yorkshire Buck, 1033-London and North Western Stock, 0111 1-London and South Western, oil 95 -Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 461-Midland Stock, 124 4-Ditto, new shares, 11-16 1 3-16p.-North British,6ll62- Berth etaffordahire, .1 41 d. - North Eastern, Berwick, 103 21-Ditto. York and North Midland, 91 z d Leeds Capital Stock, 10 z d -South 17stern and Dover, 24 1.16 311-West Midliuid, Orford, 44 45-Buffalo and lake Huron, 4141-Dutch Rhenish, 2; 21 11.-Grand Trunk of Canada, 4 15-16 61.16-Great Litzend.urg, a 1.16-Oreat Western of Canada, 9 16-16 10 1-le,-1111nois Central. 3e) 9!•d.-ltrie, ez aseessincut, 24 241-Thames and Mersey jasurai,es. 11 P. MANcniornut, AtiOose 16 he market was strong au day dosing at a shade below the best. Caledonian, 10111-Grand Trunk of Canada, 51.10-Great Western,u2l 4-1111nols Central, 34 d.-Lancashire and Yorkshlre,l3l -London and North Western, Oil -Manchester. Sber9el., and Lincolnshire, 44 61 -Midland, 1231-Routh Eastern, 240 1.161-Halton and Dridluld, 2L Os. 91. per dare. . . . . BIRMIttettAX, ArGCST 16.—Bosiness was dull in this market today. London and North Western Stock was sold at Al—Shrop shire Banking Company's shares at 4 1-16—Birmingham Canal shares. buyers arc St—Great Western Birmingham Guaranteed Stock, buyers at 751—aud Birmingham Banking Company shares quoted at nil to 2.51. AN Acroa's CI.AIY Fos SALAILY.-12 the Sal ford County Court, on Tuesday, the case Rogerson r. Egan was heard. The plaintiff, who Is an actor, sought to recover from the manager of the Queen's Theatre a week's asho7, on the ground that be had not received a mouth ' s notice of dismissal, acconlitg to the rules of the theatre. The plaintiff put in his letter of engagement, by which it ap peared that be was engaged to play " first old men," but not to object to other parts. It was proved that in Juno the plaintiff was "cast" for Tapwell in A New Way to Pap Ohl Ik4ts, which part he refused to play. The judge asked whether, in this case, he claimed Sir Oils. Overreach as " first old man ;' to which the plaintiff replied that Mandl was by right his pert. His Honour said the case did not rest upon a question of parts. For the defendant it was proved that the plaintiff received a month's notice, and that hit salary had been paid during that time. Judgment was given for the defendant, the judge bolding that a verbal notice before a witneu was good in law. No. 10. 10.000 i le -16,0001.30. -- ;ii ' r,osel 1811 MONEY MARKET---(THIS DAY.) ' Two o'CLocw. The funds are firmer to-day, and an improve ment of I ( per cent. has taken place, as compared with the doting quotations of yesterday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the ten dency of prices is upwards, particularly as regards English and Indian railway stocks. The Indian Loan scrip has risen to 1014 to Q. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet arrived. CongoLs are officially marked 90„, 1, and 1 for money, and 901 for the account. The present quotations are 901 to ; for money, and 901 to for the 10th Sept. The official business report is as follows Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, ; New Three per Cents., 90/, ; 2 „ I ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 15 13-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, 1, 101; ditto for account, 101, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 961 ; ditto scrip, 101 2 , ; ditto Bonds, 6s. 2s. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 14s. dia. ; ditto June, par. The Turkish Loan of 1858 has recovered to 681 to 69. The Loan of 1854 is steady at 78 to 1. Other foreign stocks are also steady. Sales are recorded as follows :—Equadur New Consolidated, 131 ; Guata mala Five per Cent., 62, 63 ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 90 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 46i, ; Spanish New DeferrA Three per Cents., for account, 411; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1854, for account, 78 ; ditto Six per Cents, 1858, for account, 691, 681, 69. Hares-PART Two o'Ciocs. Consols are unchanged, being quoted 90e to for money, and 902 to for the account. The reduction in the Bank rate of discount has not yet occasioned any alteration in the terms in the open market. The beet bills were taken yesterday at to 4} per cent., being the same as on Wed nesday. A good demand was experienced both at the Bank of England and in Lombard-street. About 24,0001. in gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday, while 30,000 aovereigns were with drawn for Lisbon. About 50,0001. in French gold coin, which has yet to arrive here, has already been sold for trans mission to Spain. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, notwithstanding the decline in the rate of dis count. In some instances the rates were even more in favour of this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Amirtardain, 3 months, 12.1 to 3 ; ditto 3 days, 11.19 to 3 • Rottenbun, 3 months, 12.1 to i ; Antwerp, 3 months, 26.65 to 70 ; Hamburg, tux. hum, 3 months, 13.103 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.40 to 50 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.723 to , 3 ; Frankfort.on-the-Maine 3 months, 1193 to 3 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months , 33 to ; Vienna, af. 80., 3 months, 14.20 to 30 ; Trieste, eff. 90., 3 months, 14.20 to3o ; Yadrid, 3 mouths, 483 to 3 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to I ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.80 to 5; Genoa, 3 months, 25.80 to 2? ; Milan , 3 months, 25.80 to 2i ; Naples, 3 months, 39 to ; Palermo, 3 months, 117 i to 3 ; Messina, 3 months, 173 to 1 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to ; Oporto. 90 days, 524 to 3. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is 4i percent. ; Vienna, ; Berlin, 3i ; Amster dam, 3 ; Hamburg, 3} ; Frankfort, 4 ; Turin, 6 ; and Brussels, S per cent. With the exception of Vienna and Turin, London is still the dearest market. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm. The annexed is a copy of a circular forwarded to the proprietors of the Great Southern of India Railway on Thursday, announcing the opening of part of the line (to Trivalore) on the 16th ult. Sir,—l an, instructed to inform you that advice (dated 9th July) has this morning been received from the agent of the company in India, stating that the line from Negupatam to Trimlore-144 mike—was to be opened for public traffic on Monday, the kith July. The (Westers take the earliest opportunity of communicating the gratifying intelligence to the shareholders.—l am, &c., HI.NRY W. NOTNAN, Secretary. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,066/., owing to the volunteer review at Edinburgh last year. The report of the Stockport, Disley, and Whaley Bridge Railway Company recommends a dividend at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum ou the pre ference capital, and 11 per trent- per annum ou the ordinary capital. There has been a progressive in crease iu the receipts since the opening of the line. The Gazette specie statement for the week end ing Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—lmporta of gold, 122,979/. ; exports of gold, 85,6961. ; imports of silver, 161,7771. ; exports of silver, 107,3621. Messrs. W. R. Adamson and Co. have been appointed agents for Lloyd's for Kanagawa and Yokuhama, Japan. FRIDAY Evanio. In the Consol market money was in more re quest at 4 per tent., owing partly to the payment of 1,000,0001. on the Victoria Loan. Consols, which closed yesterday at 903 to 3 for the 10th September, opened this morning at the same quotation, advanced to 901 to 3, and closed at 903 to 3. For money the last price was 903 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 903, 3 ; ditto, for account (Sept. 10), 901 • Three per Cents. Reduced, 903, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 904, 3,1, 3 ; Bank Stock, 233, 235 ; India Stoek, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1, 3 , ; ditto fur account, 1003 • ditto Scrip, 1 003, 1013 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 963 ; ditto 1859, 061, ; Five per,Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 943 ; ditto, Five and-a-Ralf per Cents., 1013. A fresh rise of 3 to 3 per cent. took place in the India Five per Cents. The stock closed at 1003 to 101, and the scrip at 101 to 3. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 14s. to fig die., and the June, 4s. to Is. dia. In the Foreign stock market attention is still mainly directed to Turkish Bonds, particularly to the Loan of 1858. After so rapid a rise sellers now predominate, although it is believed that the dividend will be advertised not later than Monday next. Transactions were recorded from 68 to 69, and the closing price was 684 to 3, showing a fall of per cent. The Loan of 1854 closed the same as yesterday, at 78 to 4. Peruvian Uribarren Bands continde in request, whilst lima. can were dull at 22 to 3. Bank shares continue to be well supported. City Bank were quoted rather better to-day. Madras Irrigation have advanced. Miscellaneous shares were quiet. The closing quotations fur shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance. 4f to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 13-16 to 15-16 prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 13-16 to 11-16 dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, 3 din to par ; Oriental and General Ma rine, 3 to prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 7-16 to 9-16 pram. ; Commercial Union Fire, 3 to 3 prem. ; Natal Land, 3to 3 dis. ; Chinn and Japan Steam, 3 to 3 dia. ; and Comp ressed Coal, 3 to b pron. The shares of the Mercantile Fire Insurance Compauy were quoted this afternoon 7-16 to 9-16 prem., and those of the Commercial Union Fire insurance Company, 3 to pram. In each in stance the shares appear to have been largely sold by speculators, in anticipation of their allotments. A further advance of 3 per cent. took place to day in Victoria Government Debentures. New South Wales Debentures rose per cent. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLovx. ton shares have In the mining market to-.lay Carn Camborne to an improve mentowineialares at are the in advanced to 80 to 85 • Marke Valley are firm at mdineme.anklhetd g 9i to 10i ; and Whe al Lndcott at b to f. Ring ston Downs are marked 1 and 2. Herodsfoot are quoted 34 to 35. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) shares have been dealt in at d prem., being firm ; Mari quita, ate ; and 800itish Australian Minii.g, at The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messes Von Dadelszeu and North : Since our report of this day se'noight the position of lie metal market his beau without change, prices being key maintained, thouzli the amount of actual busdoem hsa bass W unimportant. The demand far Wch bars is not so brisk. C makers adhere fir 01l y to 5/. ss. el tab. Wales, and K. f.o.b. here. The Staffordshire accounts are decidedly better, and order, are becoming more general. Soot& pig iron has further receded to 50s. 9d. earl', with a limited amount of lro.iness Copper continues very firm. Englik manufactured cannot he bought under official pnesti and the smelters are pretty full of orders. Burrs has advanced to 9b/., at which business was dew yesterday, closing buyers thereat. Kapunda, 98L, nominally ; Baltimore ingot, 92/. to 511., according to brand. Tin is steady, but there is little doing. Fine Straits fetches 1101. 10s. to 111/., in small parcels for cos sum . Boca nominally 1131. to 1141. The Dot& market quiet at Ira. Tin plates are still very dull, sad difficult to dispose of. Lead is a shade in sellers' favour, but the amount of inflame', done has been of no importance. A good business has been done in speller, and as high se 171. 10a. was paid for parcels on the spot here to the extant of about 400 tons. Yesterday, however, Wean were der at 171. Is., end the market does not look so strong. Hai parcels, ordinary brands, 171. to 171. Is. ; W. H., 181. is. At New Wheal Frances meeting, on the 9th inst., Ik. account, showed a debit balance of 1,082/. 7s. Bd. A oak of 4s. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The tallow market to-day is dull. Annexed are the prices .1 Town tallow is quoted, 464. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C.. on the 'pot, Ca. 6d. September, 45e. ; October to Do camber, 44i. ltd. ; January to March, 43e. 6d. MARKET AVERAGES. —Town tallow, 434. 6d. • fat by ' ditto, 2a. sd. ; yellow Rtuaian, 475. ; malted stuff. 344. 6d. ; rough ditto, 104. 6d. ; tallow grave., 18.. ; gaol dre g s " I`. SMITHFIELD HAT maursr.-(THIS DAY.) Wears. Davis and Co. report trade very slow at the fol lowing prices :—Primo meadow hay, 755. to Ms. ; superior ditto, 88a. to 100 a. ; inferior ditto, 365. to 30s. ; new ditto. 50r. to 80r.: clover, old, 90s. to 120 s. ; straw, 28s. to As. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Vegetables and fruit of most kinds continue equal to Ur demand. Afwicots, figs, greengage plums, and apples and pears still come from the Continent. West India pines are getting scarcer. Peas and beans are plentiful and cheap. Grapes are abundant. Strawberries now consist of only the very latest sorts ; and, with the exception of Morello. cherries are nearly over for the season. French hews, young carrots, and new potatoes may be hid in quantity. Of the latter many samples are, however, diseased. en cumbers are coming in plentifully. Cut flowers chiefly consist of orchids, lily of the valley, pelargoniums, violets. mignonette, heaths, and roses. _I UM. Pine Apples, per lb., as to 54 -- Ceapel, per Ib. , ts to 6s Meow berries. p. pun., °Slots Melons, each, Is to 4$ Peaches, per dos.. 10a to 15s Nectarines, do., tis to It's Apricots do.. Is. to 3s Vbwries, Zoglish, p. lb. Leto hi Currants, per stove, 5s Gomebemes, do., Fr Penn, per dos., is to is Apples, per doz., ed to le Oranges, per 100, Os to 14s Lemons, per 100, Os to 10. Nuts, Cob, per lb., Is to is 61 vzosimuns. Nu!Mowery, each. NI to Id : Beet, per doz.. is Gil to Gs French bean+, p.pun. Whined' Celery, per bundle, Is 04W1'S' Green Peas, per •puirkls to Is Id 1 Onions, per i sieve,ealld Broad Beans, p litult.l.stal to} i Asparagus, per bun., Ils to la Cabbages, p. drz_, 1s;:1 to Is Od I Rhubarb, per bun., id to 94 Potatoes. per ton, dos to 80s. Tomatoes, per doz.. ls to Gs new, per lb.. 14 toad I Shallots, per to, is dd percwt., tv toils Gallic, per lb, 6,1 to 8 , 1 Turnips, per bunch. 4,1 It, till I Endive, per dozen, Is to es Carrots, new. do., Sd to dd I Horscra,Bsh,perbun., iso.i toga 1 spinach, per sieve, is to Is Mushrooms, p. poll., is 1.. ;44 Cucumbers. each. tkl to dd Parsley, per 12 bunches, on ter Veg. Marrows, p.doz. Is tots Cd Savory, per bunch, 2.1 to ad Artichoke*, sea. 4.1 to Cd THE CROPS IN CAIIBRIDOWIHIRE. —From all puts we modes the most gratifying intelligence relative to the progress of the Lavoie The new wheat yields a fairaverems, and the quality is of the most superior description, fit at once for the threslaiug machine ; wheat grown at Ches terton has already been threshed, and soil at Bs. 6d. per bushel for seed. The barleys in our own district are at excellent quality ; but for the last two or three years this has not been the cane. The dry weather appears in have in some measure stayed the potato disease ; the mop is very prolific, and will soon be ripe. Peas and beam are represented as remarkable for their heaviness mad quality, but the breadth sown is not very great. The weather has, up to the present time, been all that could be denied ; we have had above a fortnight's hot sunshine, with scarcely a shower of rain ; nothing. in fact, to impede harvest operations for one moment, and harvest work never proceeded with more alacrity and comfort than during the present salon. Last Monday was the hottest day we hare had this year, the thermometer standing at 3 p.m. at 88 deg. in the shade and 104 deg. in the ,sun ; yesterday, however, the atmosphere was cool, and there was a gentle rain during the day, which was very acceptable, and will be very beoeficial to the marigolds and turnips. We bear excellent reports of the game crop also, a matter of no little importance, both to farmers and their friends. Hazes, pheuante, and partridges will be abundant, although some of the latter are at present not very strong no the wing.— Cambridge Independent. THE CROPS IN THE Ea RIDINIL —From all quarters of the riding (nays the Hull Pearl the reports respecting the wheat crop are cheering, and give hopes of a harvest Dot only of a far better yield than that of last year, but of a quality superior to what has been produced for some JOWL ATTEMPT TO MCEDER A WlFE—Yesterday at St. Helen's Polies-court, Lancashire, a man named Themes Dixon, of Ashcroft-street, in Parr, was charged with hay em attempted to murder his wife by striking her ors the head with a hammer. The prisoner was com mined for trial. HORRIBLE CRUELTY BY • S('HOOLMASTER. —At the Tunetall Police-court, on Thursday, William Bainbridge, an elderly man of respectable appeanuice, and tho mastered the Wesleyan day school, at Chesterton, was charged with committing a very serious and cowardly tumult on • little boy, tinder seven 'Tors of age, named William Dutton, by beating him unmercifully with • cane. The appearance el the child's shoulders and back bore ample evidence of tie severe treatment be hail received from the defendant, beieg covered with livid brui,er, as though the injuring had beat inflicted by a poker instead of • cane. The child attended the school of which the defendant was master, and on Mem day morning went as usual, but when he came home at nom his back and shoukiers were covered with great wheels and bruises, which showed even more then than whet exhibited in court. Defendant, with an effrontery which was rather utonishing under the circumstance,. said he had "personally no indictment against the child," and that la had corrected him as he had done at the request of his mother. (This the mother emphatically denied.) The der. fendent also stated that he had been a schoolmaster sines the year 1819, and for 30 years bad been a schoolmaster at Cheddleton. coming to Chesterton only in February last. Mr. ROM said this was one of the worst cases he had ever dealt with. The defendant had as neatly murdered the child as he dared, and if be (Mr. Rue) were sitting alone, he should certainly have sent him to six mouths' bard lahour. As, however, hi, brother magistrates were Of opinion that n lighter punishment would meet the mar, le should commit him to prison with hard labour for two months.—Birelinatem Poet. ASSAULT BY • CLERIIVMAK.—A special meeting of justices wee, held at aidmouth on Tuesday last, at which the Rev. .T. Hinshe was chairman. and .1. W. Sitlifant, Esq. (Ottervi. ant! Gustavus Smith. Esq., were present, be bear a charge against the Rev. James John Merest ter assaulting Mr. A. Cawsev. on the previous Friday evening. It appeared from the evidence that the complainant was walking with Lis wife in the Marketplace, when saddes)y both hi - melt and wife received • blow across the shoulders from • stick. On terming round complainant was accused of having insulted the defendant, who mid, "You m a de. guard, you insulted me. I've *truec yon once, and I'R strike you twice or thrice, and I'll split your skull."' The stack war lifted up again, when Mr. Cawley, is ea defence, stn:cir the rev. defendant iu the forehead, the seer of which was exhibited before the court. This stateroest was corroborated by Mrs. Oawsey and Mr. Samuel Newtem who witnessed the whole transaction. The defendant's reply wee, that he was standing at the Post-offiee dorm, when Cawsey in passing pushed against him, and c e lled him a o nuisance." This was contradicted by Mr. Newton, who stated that Chantey in passing was eight sari from the defendant. After hearing the evidence the bench were unanimous in their (minion that the assault was clearly proved. The Rev. Mr. litriabe in strong terms remarked that this wail the most painful case ever brought before him—to see a gentleman who by his leered calling oumbt to promote pews among them, committing such an bres& of the peace. He was convicted I. the rdl ty of 51.—Western Tina. SHARPERS AT THE LAILEIL —An eateneively sad expensively attired female and an elal ondely dressed "geut," who in company have been " doing " the lakes during the last few weeks, were brought up in custody at the magistrates' office, Hawk ahead, on Saturday last, be fore T. Bowman and W. Alcook-Beek, Eemn. cheesed with making false but successful appeals to the better feet. ings of many of the benevolent and wealthy of the district- They gave their oat:mean James rod Mart Anne Markin* London, and affected to be highly indignaut at PoLim.- constable Rowe for taking them lute custody anal then use ceremoniceinly dragging them before the magistrates, eel professed to he as innocent of the charge preferred **set them es two little doves. But the evidence was coulee**. and the ma g istrates ordered them off to the House of Ow rect4on at Preston for nue ntnuth each, with hard kbeea. m r , Mark sported a gold watch, and a massive Albert dale crossed his ample chest, whilst Mary Anne's dimple. Sager' glittered with eleven gold rings, and other *Ube* adorned Ler perste). —Wereaorriand Gazette. 2 1 1 tb ef 1/0.089 ate)10.000 11,1:03 14 . 608 1 10, 81.290 1,711 a1.117C KU% t2,01.0U 1,281! 1M!?; 11.iiil i?,00oi SA MI 0 61 16 181 I{4 40 Ili lei iii — Rd ad sal l sni Wig is 14 Sit I t 1 _TA 1