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

• • t• clerk • °tett u reach the latter at ten minutes ttr Miller The l;,:•.5 train atwl the excrete. et train •w iuc 114,41 lady 4 ire pun! ewe`, It I. not our • :Wire twu gu,.nb entree 'tel.., err over twelve eat- '4l Si. Mews,: K ew Willerko ia the whole r..rth•!, : tmd I have the ••• .1611.4 4 , i the ore r it. f r.r,t Willroilen • •1. 4 - .544 1t..111 t 1,0. :41.• 11114151:4i,"1 1•Y the North , ~ Nit 11.111%.15 5% i11er41.••,. 4 D oe moil.. ti. to uof a 1.. Sitar I • tutu Ihrre is a pres. •• 444.4 on; tke tb mikado.' people to I' at their $. th. I 'ot....er- FP.sot *ill .let. to 4 'al.nlett tramp to • •teo.o. 411.1 fl•ln t •til.lt.:ll to 11-/w is tile North • „ • :1411.4 ss • 11tel 1..tl by the North Luendua. :•• th•• .?...ion. 1. 1.513,4 in the rt.p....l:tfre •• I ..!. url 1••ILta1 rerulor trait. %loch left Kew •• o tl.n roLe.ok‘l of t e n earon, . • • 1... Moll '.41 1..•.:11.4 to the ountlwr Yl tittatrtht ; • t. • .to rsi tat ,ot.tz.l ("Amara if tlitft• . $ 1•• hero is ouly see break to • ..•,1.. t It 14, t!.r••• I •.• v, I • ' 1.11.41 I hits tlan . ill• 1. !..I.• till-, .4101 I hare loom' two zoink— it I. ‘I• f. ' •%.1 information (lot the officials ess se•n t he. •n;• et %. Isatr. . . I'.. .41i:ers of the trAis were all yuiteatker .st W. Thera are two seta a signals at 1V111.••: .1. I:‘ 41.. 4 . o'er- .lot ea y th.• Brut station the train ••.iil.l 1.... .11 itr l ..ttud Kew. and FAl3evrAi'et,.ll the ...01• i r. 1 .1 to. r"."1 w .top at Edgware•roul, Which Willegel..lll, bile they etouhl ' , tot) him there 4 th. t sod there they lave telegraphs thouglesit 1••.. • At t•se Mesulen jun.:tic's, which is !between two. Cu le IS p act rul we and the two ~o m .t pee that till they tohi-ti e it mt. I,lsat.l Ithchett .ail I suss pork r at Eustocestsdiuti. ae, the that Mrembes. I sum at IlanipSSead stmtkill. The main from Kew pawed aiwut two minutes after 7. 11-"ile a quarter Jest • the ettliemitin tram twee up. I •... thee my reed to li:ht toe aeeilimy up signal. She !..—ssl toe as I was ;ruing up the batik to light ve Loop. I .hotild aria was 1 .0i04 000, num this ty eat hoar--I .houhl my feet). :Ise was going very fast. I dou't know him the A::eiliary stood. 1 wee a steamer at that station. I was earyiug a heal.blusup. When the truiu tuella; I looked mead, but I did 114 turn my limp ..u. I was going the same way as the train. I lit my and wee!, beck to my hut agile. I tint wound them up with the wind!. ... I left a white 11;;Ift I tiol sot Notice whether the erns was up. The voiritm •11•1 east whistle as .I.e passeil use, nor did I hear spy whistle si termini.. I did tut m•tiess whether the steam ism .41 . . I I nothing to du with the telegniple All 1 went there for won to open the ,1•••••ri the ausuges. fly Mr. Park—The light I tarried might have hems seen le the luau. lir Mr. Levi. I had heat the signalmen when le light the Soden. IS WM dim the train bad teased that I lit the lamp. I did ore. mike that • red sized we. op. Thin au • quarter pod :eves. I did rut know a train wee emitig, and del loot hear it tel I wee going up the bank. Whitmma was M his hut whets the DMA peened. It, Mr. Metcalfe It wee light emeemb to see the signal from Ham ysteed Adieu. I mold ham men two miles if the line 6.d been straight. By the Jere I abash' think the kale wee going 40 miles an Mier I Gave drivvie a hone 16 mile aa hoer, tied I should thiek the tree was milagthme tames as fast as that. J...eph Baled mid-- ate a dosiman sed poistemau at Keetialt.tuwe Jimmies. My Mediu. is between l'anideu• lowa mad the Kentielt.tows adios. I wee tai duty on the 2nd Sept. le the mead& The cedisary trans *Lich meddler,. Kew at h.:6 was a few nsieutee late when die peed me. I believe it was shout six minutes put 7. She wee telegmplied. I attend to the telegraph, aril I telegraphist that the line was clear. I received teMgrame from Willesden of it. e ursiou train. I del nut eotice the time. It ie nut ni) dot!, to look lb. time. It we. telegraphed to me from Willesden Boa the Mat spread Lad lett. That was about a minute before getting the laril.l.ll frol IicOtiSh•LOWO of the ordinary train. I removed a telegram for the special front Keateds town !Nation at 7.16. The tele. gram I receded wee •• Trate on Lee." Did nut state what Maio. I repeated it. The mooed telegram wea two wk.. which told UMW that it was • peamoger tron. receiviai; that DeDed telegram I had meet a mes Dee oe that the lie, 1/411 clear. I got DU Ulf"! ..*[loo ate ea the ballast train. About two Diode. after I lied acknowledged the telegraph I lieenl the steam blowing off, hut no train came by. I e. 4 a telegram of the line ben% blocked about two mantes after. I had hewed the steam blowing off. I received so cosenaueicatem whatever that evening, before the &veldts% of the hue being blocked. By Mr. Park- The wen at Ketitish.keen could sot hied the bee without btu. king toy needle. One telegram ounaraunientel the fact to me that a special train was somaeg y Mr. Lewie -I was not swam there was • ballad train workiew between my dation sad Keuteh-town. I work the puss, and two instrnmeote, There ere three instrurneuta, but we wily us. two. i io. as e talking instrement. They env all inside my hut, which is close to the penile. I have elate enough to du. I put die danger sigma off for the ordinary train, but shut it up agate directly it Lad leseed. I had received ialutieation that the excursios lam would not pee till eight o'clock. I wan not surprised at de mutate; shortly after seem. Ttie driver of the incur sion Dense could sot see my claimer signals till be had pawed the Kentish-tow% 'tattoo. By the Jury--An intonel twelve minutes elapsed be. twee. the time of the ordinary and excurvion train peeing. be the Conine There is a cluck in my hut. Alfred Martin Scott, li, Oak-villase, Kentish.town--I am a clerk at the Camden :nods Station. My Louse one.. =Dula a full view of the 11DO from withiu 100 yore of the Kents.h.town stetiao to the scene el the accideall. ih the 2nd of September I was na my genies, which commanded au uuieterrepted view. haw the eacursiou traie coming along betimes the 1 1 quarter sad twenty minutes past seven, from Kentish-town Made& It teem %Want I should think about tte yards on the Loodes aide of the station when I first saw it. I soticed that it was going very fast, and im• medidely afterward. heard its whistle blow in • roomer that I at once koevr to be danger ; for it mewed to me that the MAP had got bold of the band.'" and was letting it blow es hard ea be could. There were three distance volley• of whistles, and the lame of perhaps • monmst between each. That wee when it had got about 30 yards to, sad in Use middle el one of the volleys of whistles the break as.. applied, and the wheels were skidded. I mitered so decrease in the speed at Orel ; bat afterwards it deemed very perceptitffy ; so much se that I th oug ht it would one.. e standasill Were mealog with any Stager. The steam ass shut si! then. I can't my whether it was es when I first saw the train or not. Directly after that I MI the smile of the pastesger train strike what appeared to me to be the middle of the ballast train, mid Smalls seemly I heart a rumbling now. Them wee • disobarge of steam Red smoke cal &rue, and the engine dis appeared on the sole of the lime opposite to me the carnage, ("Bowleg. At A perceptible interval I heard • sow like a sitting on a band-box, LI if the =Rift= we, hennain g up. l 'lid not notice the belled train moil the o.llisme bemuse my attention was Axed ea the Wen. I do nut recollect hearing any whistle until I saw the 'sorer trio.. I can't my whether the ensiles of the trim whistled. I could sot me the Kentish-town station mils from when I stood • mid I em ad clear as to hew the d oom aux iliary sto od, bat I know its arm was up at 7 o'clock. I saw it go up then as • train puma, and my brother saw it come down at tea minutes pest. (Tee Delmer sand the brother mast speak for hirruieU.) I "diced no up train peeing before the collision. It we. Dot mffielestly dark to require lamp. when I saw the Demi go up at 7 o'clock. I should think the excursion true was going 30 miles an boor when I find saw it, which I think i. sot fader than tides ordinarily go through sta• Does. _ _ _ Be Mr. Park-11[1,0w the Camdetetowit Junction. The last witness could have pulled up the train before it got there. le fact if the engine driver bed had 50 yards mows to go before th e co ll is io n . be could have pulled up hie trria. By the Jury when the break was applied awl the wheelie wed, the train was about 2-4 yards ham the as. of the weident. ]l7vL'uluerfiolLind—The only auxiliary I mold see was the tee near where the collision knit place. Thomas Sinipeon, a kboorer, • ballast burlier io the ernphiy of Mr. Walters, railway contractor, said—l was 11 log is the &Id at the back cif the Carltoo• road, cia B "culair of the 283 isel, about gavels o'clock a few minutes pod. 1 bad been lying there At Wank!, molting my pipe sad egad! when I lair the hallast.engise come op frore=en•towl; over the viaduct, sad go into the sidle( and fetch the wagger out. I ess re the west ode of the railway, whisk was about ,10 feet above vie. The widiag was on the opposite lids to toe. I saw the mins shanties Ow eel the of the line sad whilst sh• wr driest so 1 hosed the rattling of a train. sad I saw a trio cowing throegh the Bestish. town station at full speed, :10 or 40 olds. as hour. 1 heard Ve ballast Into whistle, but I del not hear the excursioe Init. whistle until she had knocked the steam off. She sand's.' it off wine she was about CO yards off the nooks. I cae't ley whether the break was ou. I couldn't see that ; aid I did got sae hew the stands stood at AL I isw tbs et.-urvinn kale me tete Mr waives. Hr Mr. reek —I .said eel have sow a roan moving • hand Il'Bii at the Kostiii4sou dabs frein where I ous e l. Mr. G. Ourallijet tbe sod Ise, Keutish.town, sad Si. Parker, piths heassa at the Camden-row( 'Lieu. win lbw szrainel. WINN we mod Isilk lie wills mem•tar at Kentish-town vt* NNW sameirtiss. AIOLITIMI op OATS* tN Cattltxai Cava—On th• 14 of seat moot h a hopoetost set of patliameol pored miss., Ws serial well some into overarm, nadir which cal.,. rib. may mime aw be nerilling, has alleged ma ensure. motavea to be swarm caul prooNdip, may %air aeclaratians or almoner. Oa • perste derider to to mare M sr 'Mirk was a warms i save, *be party oar rine a ilealaralion ea alleging *el be sebresly, c o*. aid Indy mined mad declared " the taking of aI Y s ohK eineeding to hie feligieem hdhf. selkwhil sad the 1 .6 . 1•114011 to speak the tenth le to be of the genie Wised effort ao d the meow had taker osth ; sad for • declaration altinnatios her to be liable to the ease peaks« a foe perjury. THE EXPRESS, MON PAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1861. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLEILIEENWELL. CHAL.E or .'AL , .:).; THE DEATH or A MT. J.b.3/..14 , 4 shoot :t years of age, a hackney-carriage .hi , et, hedge 0,2 W, residing at 5, Ht. Errneu'rkhillt West launder. was placed at the bar before Alr. lrEytteiirt, elutrged on his own confe , aou, with causing the ibath of Francia Hidburuu s h . is Tobbralgeatrect, hula's, by dnriog over hint with his hone and cab. latpertor Keynard, of the E dii Won, attended to watch the =aeon liehalf of the Constatiasioners of Police. 31r. John William Statalford, lti, Tootwidge-street, Ettgon , road, tedoutet put ou tiatunlay aft...m..11 I wait axon's out of the Dolphin public-house, wilco I saw the defendant turning his nth from Claremont place, into Tonlaidge-street. The wheels of the cab were then pae.aini ober the l.nly of th e decat.o te d who aas lying on his stomach. The related' was driving a flantaxa awl a geutlentan was in the cab. The cab was going at a walking pace when it went over the declaimed. Th. deceased along with some other boys were playing at the spot. Iniyucourt --Could you tell whether the boy was rousing at the tittle! Wttoes, -1 Amid think he wee tituniug at the time. When 1 called to the re teaser be at once stopped. and he then told me that he wax sot aware that he bad run uteri the loy. When 1 picked the boy up he cried, and awl he could toot tell Low be was hart. lie could nut stand. Ile was taken to the hospital, sad was dead balmy his got there. - the father of the deceased said be bad seen his son at the hospital, hut the sur4eori could not say until an exami nation had taken lace, what was the cause of death. Then was only a slight wound op the small pert of the haus. The pi .user said that he was not aware that he had run over the deceased until he was es/leil to by the last wit arse, and then he turned round and saw the boy being picked or. The boy could then speak. Mr.. Francis :Vies, of 40, Touhridgeastreet, Easton-mail, said she saw the accident, The prisoner as.. driving very quietly and slowly aliarl. The pour boy hail been nearly rus over some time before, as he and some other burs had been playing at somersaults. The cabman wan not the least to blame iu the nuitter, and behaved vet) , kindly to the poor buy when he ascertained that an accident had occurred. The father denied that hie son wee playing in the manner deambed. Richard Ibilloriigh, brother of the deceased, residing with his father, at 41, Little Geor,iewtreet, Ullitipstrad =Tad he was playing with some other boys an d hi s . flu brother tee arrows the road and turned round to we if another boy inns following him. when the hone hit his. ow the shoulder sod one of the a heels reatcd as the hey% Lack. The CntibilLlll was driving very slowly at the thwe. 36. layoeorrt -Was your brother playiog at turning soutereaulta! Witness—My brother bad been playing at "Catherine wheels" (that is, turtling over) with some other boys, but be war out doiag so this. .luother boy who was, pre,ent at the time said that the cabman was trot to blame, a. he was driving very slowly. The prisoner said lie was very sorry that the boy was dead, hot he could not help it, as it was quite an accident. 31r. I r'Hyrocourt said he was very sorry for the poor buy's father, but he nuot discharge the primmer, as be d• 4 not that he wet to Llama in the natter. TIIE LATE Ofi I NAGE AT maxi:VON. Mr. If Eyncourt has requested our reporter to state that he will Let receive any more subscriptions for Mary Aon ttedk,vom, who was injured at the late attemptxl murder at Isliogiou, as, from inquiries that have been made, it appears that the money she has received has been olu*n. detail away by bar. Y.\ I: VIISHONE DARING JR% RL no/I+MT AT 1111 RISIDIINCL 01 TILE It/ CultDL It OP LIVERPOOL. A young man, with ;;;111kady-cormired moustache, and who gave the bane of Jobs Oilderoy wan charged bee fore Mr. Mansfield with the following ro b bery at the resi dence ed the Heconier of Liverpool. Mr. Gilbert I letailerson said he resided at 24, Hyde-park. square. On het Saturday afternoon he west up to his bedroom on the wood floor, and found it funeral cm the insole. Ile calks, out loud enough for any am to hear him on the inside " Fanny," that Lein the name at his wife. Receivinx no answer, he again tried the door, sad failing in opening it, he went downstairs, and fond hie wife in the breakfast-room. He told bar of the door being locked, when she went up stain, and in a few minutes lie saw her COMirbq dons spin, foUowol by the prisoner with hi. cap on. Witness mid to him, " What do you want !" To which prisoner replied, "George." He asked him, "who the devil George was!" and went to. wards him. Prisoner then turned maid and went up stairs again, and lie followed him. On the Ent-floor land ing there is a French maii• window, which serves as • door on to the balcony over the portico. On the prisoner reaching this, he smoked • very large square with his head end then ripened the mush and gut out on to the portico, from which be dropped to the ground, the distance being 'host 16 het. Witness looked out sal sew him running along the square and called out " Stop thief !" when • boy struck at his head with a stick ; the gardener of the square took up the pursuit and ulti• mately captured hint in Camksidgestreet. James Willis, the pram's, mid he pursued the prisoner, who as be was running away Galled out lusuly " Stop thief,' moll when mimeo came up to him he mid, " Gum, there he goes ; be has Mat gone into • house." Pulice.coastable Talbot, MI I), deposed to taking the pri soner to the station, aid on searching him he found five brooches, four bracelets, one gold heart ornament, a gold mourning ring, • gold and pearl ring, three gold sleeve links, two headdress pins, a silver spoon, • atomic cross ornament, • silver thimble. throe pearl drops, sad ala pearl buttons, all of which were identified by Yr. Heehaws. Prisoner was fully committed far trial, bat will be brought up this day week fur the eawipleticia el the &pa sitious. STALUIBOAr COLLISION. On Friday morning, about 11 o'clock, an alarm: leg collision took place off Erith between the MS* Ipswich steamer, widths brig Huth', of Ouenway, whisk Dearly involved a very serious loss of life. The Yetis, com manded by Captain Forme, an old experienced neater, left London-bridge at the usual hour with about 100 ;assumes on hoard for Ipswich and Harwich. On paring tenth suds she was kept on the eolith shore in the slack of the tide, the proper omits for her to minus, whoa the brig - IHertha, which was loaded with atone bound up to London, wu observed standing over to the swath shore also in the sleek of the tide, and when shrew' of the Melds she soddenly tacked, which brought her right in the direction the steamer was spproachiog. Caption Force immediately gave the ,order to stop the en- Moss and took other precautioos to avoid a collision. The brig, however, was too close to primes the remota coming in contact. The bowsprit of the Bertha Ant caught the stays of the funnel and carried it awayosad then the iron awning stanchions on the afterdeck. ne brig's cutwater then took the port quarter of the steamer, and carried away the stern and a large portion of the bulwarks. The crash was most alarming, and the terror among the paseengen was (intense. lire. Pakeenan, who was with her husband on board proceeding to Ipswich, an interesting child, and another passenger sustained flollle injury about the head by the iron stanchions as they were broke away by the bowsprit of the brig. Other parties on Leant wen also reported to have been hurt. As use, aa the s cssels got clear, the Yetis was brought to, sad assistance CAM, off from the shore. As the Melia was un able to proceed on the voyage, the Elfin, another of the company's ..came,,, came down sad took such of the pas. securers as desired to proceed 011 to Harwich. The injured parties marred to London. The escape of the steamer from Win.; rue down may be considered most providential, for had her speed not been checked the brig would have gone right over her. It appears that ao blame is attribut able to three is command of the Mills, TEX TILOPOSED DRAWBACK UN PAP= —biros rmrr TO PRINTZIA AND STATIONW—Ths printers and stationers of Liverpool held a meeting on Saturday (Mr. ( :.leedele is the chair), to °amides the announced intention of the Commissioners of lelsad Earths* to coo. hoe the drawback upon stocks of paper to stationers only, and to exclude from the benefit of such atomism those peruses who are stationers and minters seder the mine reef. The ChAinnen, who hal held an interview with the Board of Commissioners on the previous day, explained at length the view which the commissiooen took of the act of parliament, and contended that it was met unfair sod unjust. particularly to a town lake Liverpool, where nearly all the *tattooers were also printers, 'ma where large stocks hail been purchased on the faith of the assurance given by Mr. f :lodates* in parliament that the drawback would be allowed to the trade. The subject was taken up b y ot h er ireo rka a e s present, and it was urged that the fear entertained by the commiss i oners that the drawbacks claimed by various branches of the trade would exceed the amount originally contemplated gatherer allowance to be rustle was no reason why one portion of the trade should be placed at • disadvantage a. comparedwith thither. It was also stated that nu real pin to the revenue would be obtained by withholding the drawback from raper is printers' premises, as such stocks would be removed to premises to which there win no tech. meal or legal objectice, and where the &Bowsaws could be claimed ;and that the excise would the only came annoy. mice mad tremble without reaping any advethapt_ After the subject led ben fully diecumed it was deckled to mw monalise the Chmeallor of the Exchequer and to appoint • committee fie nefer with the members of the trade in other tooth, sad arrow for a joist deputation to watt upon the government at as 'arty day. Mrstc AND DANCING LICENSER —The appli cations for the newel, gnat, or Sumter of licenses for magic sad music and deaths& will be heard before the Court of l 2 carts 81106017 s as the 10th of October. Tbe total 'umber on the list last year was 420, and it is not OZ. that there will be many sew spoilt:strove this yew rate of applications for new licenses and transfers mash be served, according to the standing orders, ea ass before the 14th inst. ; petitions for reetrirele may throat is Jut before the corn meommeet of the seesioo. In 16 yaus, Ids serther of them licenses is coesequeece of informatioesbeieg laid. and penalties .reed for by common informers, has in:reamed from to the number above stated, which will no doubt be increased this year. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. HARK-LANG.—(THIS DAY.) The weather i, Iota! very fine, uwl favountble foe hermit onratioes.. The aapply of liotue.grown wheat and Hour for tae twit week was moderate. itarley and tnalt rubes mon hat, beaus, and IKAYI limited. notch and Irish ItitA in very liwiti.l supply. Foreign arrival. of wheat were naafi, and principa ll y American, with • little &imam Prusaian. oar- .t fair quantity from the United States. Oats—.l nialdlieg quantity, principally Itii.dan. with tome Swedish, Danish, and Dutch. Beans and pima small. Linseed and rape very ixastriscted. Exports to Franco of wheat awl thur continues eery heavy. To-day the wheat trade is brisk at as advance of la to 2s. sioos this Miy week for all tine new wheats. flour is Isl. per barrel dearer for American, tied other descriptions have advanced le. per sack. Barley is very firm, at the rates of this day week. Data use Gd. per qr. dem er. Beaus and peas are firm. Linseed and rapeseed are quite as dear as before, and other seeds insintain late prices. W MCAT.—English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 70. ts. to 6:4. ; ditto, fine old, 535. to 575.; ditto red, new 5:41. to 575.; ditto, hue, old, ;.Is. to 51s. ; Noriolk, &e., 6oe, old, —S. to j nal, new, ---a. to —a. Foreign : Dautsic, 575. to 6114 tiaa, lids. to n7s.; extra, fkla. to Ws.; Konigsberg, S:L. to 57a; ditto, extra, Zola to 65a. ; Rostock, tits. tot:M.: Mecklenburg red, to fils.: Uckormark ditto, 575. to 60a Amorie:o white, 575. to 61..; ditto red, Ols. to 55s ; Danadian, 5.5. to 61s. malting, Ma. to 39a. ; he, 40r. ; grinding, 254 to 276.; and 26.. to Pia per qr.; foreign grisaliu,c, Vic to 2iie.; ditto diatilling, tea. to Vs.; malting, —a. to --4. MALT. —Erspeli, Ewe: sad Norfolk, 595. to Ms. ; he. Ma. karat. ; kiagetori arid Ware, 65a. to 74..; brown. Ws. to Sea. Oars..-English hod, Va. Oil. to 20‘. Oa. ; potato, 3lld. to 326. ; toevign, Is.. Oil. to 27*. OA; 309.. to 32a. 13aswa. -E.oglialt tick, 38a. to 41s. ; harrow, 40s. to 441. ; pigeon, 42a. to 44a. ; foreign, Illasagan, 345. to 3YI. ; tick, 38s. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 445. ; Egyptian, 3:W. to 37a. Phan.-English ostlers, 38s. to 425.; white and blue, 38s. to 40t. ; saaple, 40e. to 434.; grab 311 . to 3614 ; boll, 34 5. to 3es. ; (amigo. 314. to 375. FLOUR.—Eugliah town,49a. to 505.,• ditto One, Ma. to als.; country, 42a. to 43e.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 328. to 318.; French, —a. to —a. pet sack ; American, 26a. to U.; Canadian, to 308. ; Spanish. 44a. to tis. FLOATING CARGOES, all C. F. and L —Wheat : Bordi• mak& and Mitrianople, per 4921bn, 4ffe. to 53a. ; Ghiika, 48z. tos3a. ; Palish Odessa, per 4801b5., red, 455. to 47a.; whits, 345. to Ma. ; Danube and Galatz, 36a. to 425. ; Eaptian, die. to Si..' Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 4Dibe., 22.. to 238. ; Odessa and Danube do., Zs. to An. Beans : Egyptian, per qr., 31s. to 345. Maize : Odom and . Galata. per 4921185., 31.. Od. to 328. ; lbrail and Balganius, par 4801b8., 30s. ltd. to 31a. ; French, do., —B. to —a. ; American, do., 1:98. to 30a. , SEZDB.—thuory . wed, per qr., 41s. to 475. ; Hemp. seal. p2r qr., ella to Ids.; Mustard seed, per bushel, whits, 9s. to Ils. ; brown, to —a . ; Linseed, per qr mashies, 50s. to Ws. ; Liaised cakes, English , per 1,006, 12/. 15s. to IN. ; American, thin, in hrls., par too, IW. 80. to 10/. 153.; do., thick, rouiel, and 410°4,91. 10s. to IW. 10a; Bat* 9/. to 9/. Is.; Marseilles, W. Is. to 10/.3e.; rat mom% U. WEL 10s. Ra lY3 1310 LONDON TROY =Fr. To SZPT. 7. WU& hullo. 3410. oat.. Hans Po Moor. Cardinale qrs. lin. qrs. j qrs. qrs. 130 0 rs. tots sells Inaltsh .. 7823 ' ISO Ter.l4ll 318" 312 .. 1.1123 Irish . 22 12 ! 14NU4 4ii tam i 1800 31 1408 7140 Eiroatio.—insesi. 13,302 tin.. Oe . ans,.. 000 qrs.: peas, ISO qrs.: Oust, KM mg& MINCING LANK—(THIS DAY.) &GAL —A floating cargo of Cubs Mossovado sold afloat at Ms. for • French port. Reined unaltered. COrICE.—The market remains firm. Tz.t i. unchanged. KICE.-I,C.J bags Bengal sold on the spot at lOs. 7g. abort prompt, also 420 tons Necranzie afloat, at 10a 6d. klaw.-1,1-3 bags dour sold at 16s. Is other articles no alteration. The public ales adverti;afor to-morrow consist of 750 Mids. of West lodia, 4,000 beds East India, and 3,703 bass Mauritius, 450 cans Naidootatuna, and tiso Imp Costa Rica coffee, and 3,L.3 bags of Hem* rim. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The mallet is steady, at the follo i t e n e g n •-- Town tallow ix quot.4l 414 e. :id., set an& ; Y.C., on the spot, old, 416 e. 9d ; ditto new, 48.. &L ; October to Decmober, 495. ; January to Mara. 4Vs. 64. ; March, t3s. PAitTICULAIO OF TALLOW. Stock on head this day —.casks Delivery tut week Ditto from Ist Jam Arrival last week Ditto true Ist Jena Price Y.C. pet cwt. this day Ditto Town last Friday 1640 1.616 AIN 2475 26496 576 6.4 5116 9.1. 41.7 W UN Ain 4.1160 41.171 eta 04. Ma 34. • Arrivals tot the week ending kept. 17 tact year, 4,llo3easka, lad ctellven 1.917 deka. The arrivals laat week comprised 2.50 casks from Yeterebure, 1.246 from °deem, 32; from Aus tralia. II from South America. and US from other places—Teti! klblickekk METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a large ripply of beasts, and trade is dull. Prices an about the came as on Thursday. The number of sheep is considerably Groaner, and consequently prima base rather improved. A large proportion of the supply is of inferior quality, and it is difficult to effect a clearance. Lambs and calves are selling about the same ron Thursday. From Ovirrray sad Holland there are 1,703 beasts, 8,070 sheep, and 148 calves ; Spain, 120 hour • Scotland, 37 ; Ireland, SCO bartirand 12 calves ; aml 3,a3 bouts from the Northern and Yidlead eceatses. Per stew of albs. a. 4. a. 4. Par mass of abs. s, A. ad. Best Beata, Heralds. 4 6 4 10 esslDnatilf.o4alls IS 0 6 4 beet ®art-borna . 4 4 4 a Pet Lc weals.... 0 0 0 0 lesaa4 goal. besets 3 4 4 0 De. eis. Ibsen .... 4 0 6 0 Calves PIP Bor4Deallalt-hrela 0 0 0 0 Lamle 6 0 leads 480. at narks% 6.440; lisp sad Lambs, 16,190; OMIT.. 211 ; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Mn.eo Pattenden and Smith report that there is a fair demand for new hops, but with a limited supply at market. Great complaints from nearly all the plantations of their coming down short of expectation, and the duty Lim receded to 130,,0LX. PltOrzNerAL 8141.1 411 , 411211211. Sr.ir7. There has been very little doing, and the market doses quiet Caledonian. 10711053-11eatern counties. le 103 a drat Northern, 105 110 a d—Oreat It esters. 70f 71— Innaultire and Yorkshire slack. 1113 1114—London and North Weaken stock, 933 113 x d— r, /thettichl. aud 4011 003—Midland stock, Ite3 35 d—Ditto .c or shares', 14 1 laltl p 1 d—North BrlU h stock, 644063—N0rth litallordshfre, 43 43 ti—North Eastern. Ilerwkk Capital Stock, 1044 1043 — Ditto. Volt and North Midland (*vital Stock, USi 04— Ditto, Leeds Capital Mack, 014 o!—"oath inaters and Dover, 14 11-16 243 1 it— West Midland. Oxford, 473 453—Bulfalo and Lake Huron, 41 43—Dutch Rhenish, 5-10 13 d—Orand Trunk of Canada, 1. 5 1.16--Great Lotemhourg, 03 s_Oreet Waiters of Canada. ill 113-1111nois Central, ititlad—fria, int asseasnieut, 21* L4—Thames and Mersey Inaursace, I 1 p. THE HspiestourraryoN OP PLYMOUTH. The electors of Plymouth are still without an sneered candidate. The gentleman who his hesF p tmght down from Yorkshire does not meet with the iel en inflarial portion of the liberal leaders. tis urged that the proposed candidate, although brothcrin.law to as actual M.P., has rot yet attained an ago at which he would be likely to repenter each an important cuastituency r Plymouth with credit to the electors or to himeaM. thi Friday everting a semi-printe meeting of the libeled leaders, convened by circular, wee holden at the Lyceum'. at which Mr. Walter Illactiona attended Mr. David Derry was in the chair. Mr. Morrion stated hi vier upon the chief political questions of the day, and the prin ciples upon which he proposed to solicit the suffrages of the electors. A . the close of bin address as animated discuiniou took place, which lasted about two hoer It was then pro posed, seccoded, and carried, that Mr. Morrison should meet the elector* on 111 early a day all pos ible , when he will be enslded publicly and more fully to explain his opinions. The meeting separated shortly before 11 o'clock. —Western 31.rning tiers. Etteno:c or LORD MAYOI.-011 SatUILIAF, the 211th inst. (Midis*lreas-day this year felling on a Sunday) there will he au election of a Lord Mayne of London, iu sec masker to the Right Hoe. William Cubitt, M.P., who at presset :bolds that Aim. Ordinarily the two aldermen who stead ant in rotation to the Lord Mayor by date of electing sew premeted by the Livery to the Coen of Aldermen, who geergrally select the ...mot for the mayoralty. In the event of that mune being adopted this year, Alderman Sir Henry Maggeridge, who was elected in 1864, sad Alderman W. A. Roes, wbo was elected in 111 M, will be presented, and Sir Muggeridge will be the Lord Mayor for Nal. The other aldermen wbo are " b e l ow the chair," and wbo, hav ing served the office of sheriff, are eligible, are Mr.W. Le mma Mr. W. 8. Hale, Mr. R. S. Phillips, Mr. T. Gabriel, Mr. W. F. Alley, Mr. J. J. Merlii, Mr. E. Oooder, and Kr. J. Abbise. As the Lord Mayor for will in all proba bility he mated a baronet at the opening of the Interna tional Exhibition, It is rumoured that there will ho some departure from the usual comae of election on the 28th last., and that the regent Lord Mayor (Alderman Cubit(, M.P.) will be_ put I. nomination fur re-election. In the meet of the Livery returning him in cosjunctioa with say other alderman, L is generally understood that the (Juan of Aldermen will select bin, for another year of oMee. TRADE BETWERN CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA.— The last advice, from Sae Francisco reported at. ships Eureka. Summer Claud. and Hardaway, were all thee loaded at that port with bresdnuffs for Australia. The. Eureka had 13,200 logs of whe.it and 113,000 sack, of Soar. Th e su:omer Cloud had 1,01.00 tons of wheat and Sour; and the Hathaway 20,861 sacks of wheat. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwcw. The railway share market to-day is better. A line of gto ler cent. has taken place in several of the principal stocks. tan casbire and Yorkshire soil South Eastern are vomparatively dull. The amount of business is only moderate. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93 to St, ex div. • Great Western, 71 to 1 ex ; Midland, 1291 to ex die. ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 1111 to 1121 • South Eastern, 82/ to 1, ex div. ; _ Great 'Northern, 119 to 111, ex di v . ; an d Caledonian, 1081 to 1, being still buoyant. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares; are steady, at lg to ti prom . Th e r a di an li nes are s t ea d y , an d Canadian dull. Great Luxembourg shares con tinue in demand, and have been marked as high as 9. I - 161L — Waft I eiGel ly a g ißl ur Z e" I Mu te was**. = ota. L&lscerVeL n sauna Illeektee 111/0111114 TM. iiketeraderetrydr MI C. !Mad and luta . . . 10aledenien .onrit end lOortnireit 4*. A J A so WT. until • tto B tp.a.lapeldtoll. Dublin anti BeMutt Jac. 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Do. 4 p. et Pref. Min 2,046,01.22 St last anci West India 3,41111.24 R. London 1,110, R. l. Katharine 200.465, St. 'Aontluintpton SDO.OOK St iVictoria SACO 20 .Du. New Salta 100 100 119 1t I 100 b£ 4 100 69 Se 'lOO IMO os os ii of & li JOINT VIOCIL SAL - BUIL& " I MIN MOW 1%00 40,000 911,000 AIN 10,11A0 1!4," aptly. kr. Dick .1 000 1 100 I 18,0001 100 0000 00.11 MOW 100 000 10 000. 10 000 20 1 14000, 10 20,000 60 0,000, 60 10.000, ID 0100 100 10,000 100 *OOO 00 60,000 60 26,000 20 50,600 25 26,000 20 16, 000 ,100 111000' 26 40,000 26 0,000 60 2.000. 100 I Pg. I ti D! lcea ilnak of fa is DULL of Bank of Tutor British If. Murton Chart. Doak at Indio, Austral; and China . elated. Dora of Ind,* Lou., and China =dal O. of Canada ...... Om. of London Dag. Root et Mat:band. O. Dank of Switzerlan& Lou. Ch. Bank of Autrt Do. Now Loudon and County London Joint Stook London I South Atria& Lou. and WomanLasko lNat. 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TY. 0.44 an 174 IS/ - 100 1 00 60 Illsmanly Lean - IS DL New all 4/ lia - WOO 100 Loyal NMI Mama —4O 61 62 -.. MOW EL kcal* A. laveulm. 110 125 136 14,11% IS Muni AmArana• land all II 34 - 26,000 1 birds& TM. *rip - 50,000 1 Da. do. 140140641 MI a - 11,600 10 Do. do. an 4 - 12,64.4 10 *Ag. of Laotians (UMW) host lama. 1 4 dli Ipm - MOO 16 TroMtLa.Co.U.Oaaada 6 - - - SO, 6 lie. Kingdom Tel. (1,4 . 2 7 lOh - IL MO Va• Olomma WM.. . cm. 01 to, - AlfterMen Thum isms CHLOROFORM. —On Friday afternoon last an inquest was held at the Cumberland In firmary, Carlisle, before Mr. CArrick, the county coroner, ands respectable jury, upon the body of a young man named Carruthers, who died in that institution on Thursday after noon from the effects of chloroform, under the following circumstances :—The ram man had bean a patient in the institution for about a fortnight, and it was found necessary to perform some surgical operation upon him. It was de cided, with his ready consent, that it should be performed while he was under the influence of chloroform. The chloroform was administered by the house-surgeon, Mr. Devereux, in the presence of Mr. Page, the vieitingsurgeoo. The patient was soon in • state of unconceousness, and the operation was about to be performed, when alarming symp tom, manifested themselves. The patient cowed to breathe, and animation seemed to be suspended. The surgeons took immediate steps to endeavour to revive him. Galvanism and artificial inflation of the lungs were in turn resorted to, but they both failed to bring the patient round. It was now 'Tidiest that he was quite dead. Evidence having been given by the house surgeon and Mr. Page as t.i the circum stances under which tie, unfortunate young MAO died, the jury returned a verdict that he died from the effects of chloroform, and that no blame was attached to the medical officers. Although chloroform is much used in the in. &miry, this is the first ease in which its use has been at- Seeded with any serious results. EMBEZZLEMENT BY • RAILWAY CLERK.--OM Saturday last a young man about 30 years of age. named Joseph Car, was brought before the magistrates at Carlisle, charged with baying embezzled various sums of money, the property of the Maryport and Carlisle Railway Company, The prisoner was chief clerk in the parcels office of the joint station at Carlisle, where, until those defalcations were dis• covered, I' r born the chanter of an upright and iudustrious young man. The sums which the prisoner had approprated no his own use wore sums paid for the carriage of fish from Whitehaven to Carlisle. It was the duty of the whaler upon the arrival of each train to cop! the waybills into a bock kept for that purpose, and debit the railways to whom the parcels were to be transferred at Carlisle with the amount due to the Maryport and Carlisle fur carries' from Whitehaven to Carlisle. These sums he received daily from the clerk in the booking-office at Carlisle, and they should have appeared to his own debit In a daily statement of aoomint which he rendered to the Maryimrt Compaey, whose head office is at Maryport. The charges now preferred against him were 'that he bad received various sums of mousy from the bookiwr-offios clerk on account of the Maryport and Carlisle Company which he had appropriated to his own use, and not ac counted for iu his daily statements sent to Maryport. Sea or seven charges were preferred, but only one gone into. On the ith of January last the prisoners received parcels from Whitehaven to be forwarded to Edinburgh, Glee gow and Dundries, chiefly consisting of fish. He had received U. es. id. from the Scotch railway com panies to the credit of the Maryport line for the carriage, but he had only debited himself with M. in his daily statement. The discrepancies were event ually discovered at the London Clearing-house, and the accountant of the Maryport and Carlisle Railway was sent down to examine the prisoner's books, suspicion Laving fallen upon him. Defalcations to a considerable ex tent were then discovered in the accourta of the last six months, and it is believed that they have extended over much longer period. Papers from Maryport and letters addressed to th e , which had been intercepted by the prisoner, were fou in his desk. Evidence having been given in support of the charge, the magistrates committed the prisoner to take his trial at the ensuing sessions. TS 75 $7 Se MI zd id xd id .. VI i AMOS:7Y MARKET.- . 41711S D. 114 TWO °Twig. The funds t are decidedly beck= Co 1.0• Is hare ri to per etai,., a:.l several of -he principal Er';:: •', railway stuck* pew The the stock niarkets gene rally is favourable, owing to the continu,A ems of iaJuey, and to large purchases of 6:01J by the Bauk. At Paria th 6 acconling to Mr. F „liter's telegram, the Thr,c per Cvnt. Renter wero quoted tifir. 1 e. , being Z. better than on Satan ia:.. The India Scrip 6 thin, at 1Q to i; and the Stock at 14x:7 ; to 104. _ . Cvn.ols are ol:eially markel 931, ?, and 4 for money, and t;.74, and j for the pressed account. The piesent quotations are 9;4 to fur money and to-morrow's settlement, aad 9:.:1 to z for the 10:11 Oct. The official business report is as L'.!uss :—Throe per Cents. lie. diced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 911, j. ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1034, ;; ditto fee account, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, Oct., 1863, 961, ; ditto 1859, 96,1 ; ditto scrip, 1031 ; Four per Cent. "enlaced rupee paper, 81 ; tiitt ) Five per Cent., 97 EA chequer Bills, March, 2s. die. A fresh rise of j to 1 per cent. has taken Flue Os Turkish Bonds. The Loan of 1854 is now quoted 824 to 1, and that of 1858, 684 to 4 ex div. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Salta are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1860, 90, 4 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 864 ; ditto Deferred, 281 ; Danish Three per Cents., 83 ; Equador New Consolidated, 154 ex div.; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 901 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 611 ; Sardinian Five ism Cents., for account, 80; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 82 ; ditto for account, 821, 1, ; ditto Six per Cants., 1858, for account, 681, 4,4; 1, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 704, 4, 70. In the discount market on Saturday the supply d money was large and the demand slack. Good billy were discounted to per cent. below the Beak minimum. Very little business Mae dont, at the Bank. The large amount of 192,0001. in gold was sew* iuzo the Bank on Saturday, making an aggregate el 308,000/. since the date of the last return. The Tyne will convey 9,0001. in silver and 2,122 t. in gold for Brazil. In the Liverpool cotton market on Saturday the sales compriasi 10,000 bales, more disposition*, purchase being shown on receipt of the news by the Benda. The following ia from the monthly hide circular of Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, allii CO. : The hide market during the past month has shown an bib. proval demand for all descriptions, and there is cvident4• much better feeling than we have had for some months, Ingt while this is the case, we do not see any existing came foe anything more than a good demand, with steady prices W an occasional advance. Salted Ox and Cow Rides.—South American :—The proved demand has been the means of muviug off a fsie nu..ober of these hides, but without 'niprovement is Oen. there is ou the part of the factors and tanners a strong feel ing that lower prices must rule, while many of the importing entertain the contrary opinion, and expect higher rates than those now obtainable. Australian :—Thero has been a buten and active export competition for seconds, heavy and light hillea, and a fair home demand for heavy ; this led to as advance of Id. to id. upon heavy, and Id. to Pll. upon light. Cape :—The sales, owing to the abuses elf • arrivals, have not been large ; prices steady to an occasional advance. B.otcd Hone Hideo—South American have been in steady request, and full prices have been obtained. f.aglish market hides are now in penile condition, sad selling at a slight advanos upon last runth's priests. East India Kips have been in good request during the psi month, both the home trade and exporters having bough. freely, and prices may be quoted fully Id. dearer, and in me instance a very prime parcel of hides realised au advance et id. to id. per lb. upon late rates. The leather market iv very steady, with an advance heavy kinds ; there is • good tone pervading the and as soon as the harvest is housed au improvement to WI country trade is expected. SATURDAY Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 924 to 3 foe money and next Tue-day's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and were alter nately buyers and sellers at 93 throughout the day. The closing price was 92 16-16 to 93 1-10, and for the 10th October, 931 " buyers." The otticisl business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consuls, fur money, 93, 92 1 ; ditto, for account (Sept. 10), 921, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Ceuta., 912, ; India Stock, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 11Y34, g, ; ditto for account, 103 i, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debeuturtv, April, 1864, 981, ; ditto floods, 11s. prem. The India Five ' per Cent, stock cloeed at 1034 to j, being tirm, and the scrip at 1003} to 104. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 21. di.. to 2s. prem., and the June, ss. to Bs. prem. In the foreign stock market the transaction; were almost entirely confined to Turkish Bnd which were firm at the late rise. The Loau u 1854 dosed at 81i to 821, and that of 1868 at 6/1 to 681, ex div. Mexican Bonds were dull at 24 to . Bank shares today were steady at former prices. St. Katharine Dock stock was inquired for. East India Irrigation shares were rather flatter. The closing quotations for shares in new uncles% takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 42 to 5 prem. • Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Instr. anoe, 1 5-16 to 1 3-'6 prem., being again lower ; Lowion awl Provincial Matins, 1 dia. to par ; Orie ital an General Marine, to prem. - Mercantile Fire, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Cummoreial Union Fire, par. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two I I'CLOCK. The mining market to-day is rather active. North Downs shares are in great request, at fil to 1. Marks Valley are quoted 10} to } ; Providence, 28to 40 ; Wheal Margaret, 42 to 44 ; Copper BOA, 120, " buyers ;" North Basset, 6 to I ; and Ned Camden, 201 to 27. But del key Mining alums are quoted to 11 pram. Other foreign as well u colonial de scriptions are quiet. Cilk/IORNE - GARDENS. —Among the new engage ments made Lcre is that of the Cremona Musical L'eion, • family of four sisteri and three brothels, whose talent is displayed in the execution of selection from some of our beet operas upon thetio, four violins , two violone,il oa „ and in the correct ren dering of glees anti madrigals by an meet and modern composers. Tim entertainment is termed Our Busqaut, and abounds with floral allusions and rum dotes. This evening • balloon roes takes place between the Prince of Wales, the Normeady, and Garibaldi, for • prize to be mound by the aeronaut who make; his dement and return to the gardens in the shortest time. bet (11l ATI V R ART.—The National Conimitton of Architecture, with the sanction of her Majesty's commis. comets, have appointed a sub-committee for the mirpoes of forming • Court of High-class Decorative Art, nt the later national Exhibition, in whit* shall be gathered together the rhea if entree of all the specified dames of art--exceptieg sculpture and painting, these having their own separate galleries. The hon. secretary invitee all to whom it may is impossible to send a circular to cammuuitaite with the arm mittee in Cooduitstreet :t once. It is believed that Ws will form one of the most interesting and attractive marts in the exhibition, sod no doubt the exclusive honour of ex hibiting is it will be found valuable. —Baader. BRITISH AND FOP. ZI ON BIBLE 184 WI ET T. —The fifty-seventh annual reportof the British and Voreign BO& Society (just printed) fuinishesi the following Maladies :-- For the year commencing April 1, 1960. to March 30, 11W1,, them have been issued 1,787.39$ copies of the Bible sad teentl parts of the Old and New Testament ; and the knew from the formation of the society, Mime% present a total of 39.315,226 copies. The receipts for the 'imprint= snoring from free cootributions, legacies, donations, sobseriptions, dividends, and collections, including 112,11011. 13s. 3d. for th e sale of the Scriptures at home undersell, make a ran d s a w of 157,911 f. 14s. Td. The entire's , penditure of the society from the commencement unionsits to 5,149,7381. 7s. 10d. —. id xd - :41 - 141 101 j -- _w - wl liel zd xd 12 1. - II 711 I ill I tONIU 10,113$ 117737;