The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-10 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. THIS DAY. TM, Boptonber pima nosions for the trial of primula Si, ski, anuny of Kiddlen: anunosind this noosing, at ° . 46 Booloss Blew, Clerkonwolliiroon, Wove Mr. Bodkin, Assistant Judge, aad a base if magistrates. Naiads- steadlai the sew est fa the speedy trial of *saws has an, into operation saes Use last atlas of the oust, then sr, 66 priscaers fog trial, Si of whoa are 'Misted fog blear. The state of adaeation of the abeam thus bleed :-22 eaa 'either read au write ; 16 sea reed sad write imperfectly ; sad 26 sea read sad write wal. The grand jay ha* bees sawn, Mr. Bodkin, i• his sup, slightly alluded to the Speedy Publaient of Winders Bill, sad thus disabled this to their duties. DAWNS 0A307T1 1031111 T. Joseph Cur*, a ?reputably dressed men. who woo found guilty lest motion of a daring garotte robbery, and who was seconded that ingairim might be mode into hie tharao• ter, wee brought op for judgment. The poliettias .toted - that he had made Inquiries, bat maid sot mortals that he had bees ecovieted. He was, however, knows as as associate of well.ksows and deeps- Tate thieves. Mr. Bodkin said the charge against the prisoner was one of a very serious character. Street robberies I. the open day were becoming very numerous, and must be put a stop to. In this ease the robbery was emomitted in *pa day in the Cityroad, with violence, and he should therefore mark' . his sense of it by sentencing the primrose to twelve mouths' impriemimemt with hard labour is the Boom of Cornelis* Joseph Whithood, who was fiend guilty MA masa of a 'barge embesalernent, was brought up sad simMemd Mane imeatk's Imprisonment, with bard tabour. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOME. Dania 31 , Gray ma put to Out bar. ♦ pajama& Wei the d.f.•daat had bees fiphtleg t• the Meet with his wile, a•d said that ha weal es tle the but. hen for her, sad he thee ems lad pee ;himself up es • deserter. Tits defeadast's arta me hie ea uselleat skarester, sad said there was so (mad for saying that UN ma wee a dragistar, sad as doubt the wits had provoked hie to say so to paaie► her by pule/dap WNW. The dasodsat harks. beat sealsod dace &Wasp sight, sad there being as reason to nppase that be wee a deserter, Alders's& Wire diseberged him 110W-15TRZET. A aell-crewed yeas/ maa amid Praline* RAali Barrett, wee charged with embesetteg 1001., the nosey* of bile eupleyers, Mama Yeses sad Weedbead, un pile*, of the Adelpld. _ ilr.liebert Mersa& &sag, sae of the periwig la the dna, stated tint the primer wee la their wirvies, as dolt, !Basil the 20. b of •'seat last, whew be left wder protease .1 Mew. Wager had set sees his ales., till big apace. tweaks as the sena Wargo. the salary wee 1601. alter. Is etwessessee of his entissed abuses, tie beets et the ego, Whitt were kept ►y the primer, bed bees wide ap to gesertais U any Wel atlas. bed Wm place. Oa empleelai this tweed. panes, it was head t►at the prima had 'staged a gam of 971. 194., Woad e/ 1971. 19.., the proper mesa' ea apse rewired by kW, baviag appropriated the Whew of 1091. • gerreepoadiag entry was made la the magi** eon & p the debased's". ♦ gentleman hew the aloe of Mews Mantes and Co., eslkiwr•, who Neatened the pomades, applied br a tweed, it bass sadeeseeol that the iledeleatisee of tie primmer are of .eery ezteaelee eloweeter, elthogsh the tall extent of thew his set yet begs wartehred. The snows was apprebeaded by Ilmith, we et the de. lleetire afters at ssotleed• yard, who bawl Ida es Ileadeyi at Brislings, when be bad @pest all the messy wltkla a few weeks. The lather lad friends of the primmer, mike appeared to M Moldy respectable, applied to Mr. Jardine to admit him to ►ail, ►at his Worship did cot thick it was is 'kick be could seismala sub as applisatiom at present. The priseser was mendiagly reamaded for farther ex amdmatlem. TI3 =ROLL ?Orr 1110112311 A? MIR- 11101011. Mr. leaklas, the hatliefil of t►e Gum Aaa pabli► brews as Walwerllteeneses, welted is Mr. Elliott this feraisg, to esatradiet some of the etatesests Rude is re- Mesas to Ida by a Dr. Parrett. Mr. Jeaklas said he was boa hose whoa the death of Owego Freshwater, hie late pewee, took plats, std therefore the statement of Dr. Parrott, that he had offered to pay half the fsseral ex penses, was destitute of truth. Ho (Mr. Jenkins) had far the, to oomplais of the disgusting aoudad of Parrott at his bows daring his abs.... is eaksbitlag the heart of tb de emed is a oyes sad Wants a reamer is hie heads. that the blood streamed tlutegh his /arm ad the eabibitioa had mak ea effect apes his daughter that *be became seri. freely ill, sad he bad bees obliged to call la a mediae] gsa time. to attend bet. Mr. Elliott—Did this Rea Parrott tolled any money at year bow 1 _ Mr. Jenkins—When be came to my home end exhibited t►e bout of the deemed, he mid it was his intention to bury the remains of Freshwater, and required 12s. to per dues the ground ; and my sister-in-law, w►o was in charge of rey ►eminess, gam his balta-crown, 'messing a hope at the time that Ike should never see him again. I under stood him to say that he bad got 7s. ed. eat et the 12s. to purchase the ground, end all t►is no doubt he bas obtained by false prelims*. This Parrott's tamper eanduet, mid the statement in the 'television, has beta the ones of nub annoyamm to me and gni family. Mr. Elliott-1s this permit Parrott forthoomha t Foster, the oeleer—No, sir, I have sot beat able to find Elm. Mr. Elliott—Yon shall have a warrant for his apply- Imam sums ASSAULT UPON • WOMAN. !.aria lisky, described as a labourer, was charged with a brutal &malt upon Elisabeth Atkins, a mimosa with whom le sehabita. Couplainaat, whose head wu ltbrally enveloped in linen besieges, stated that re the umbras sight she sad defend sat went out together, and had some liquor, sad upon their rebus home defendant asked for muse sipper. fibs had been tumble to procure any, and told Ida so, spas which he became very violist, and hurled a washohead basin at her, which eat her heed opts. • polun-ceastable stated that complainant ism to Mai with her bead bandaged, and stated that abs had just no turned Inn the hospital. she pointed out dateadeat us the puma who bad iallieted the Wary, and upon hie India( that she was determined to give bin late custody, he threw a cap at bar, sad cat her oar very I/deadest all ged that both he mad his wits were seder the hawses of liquor, sad that she first eustelied his fain, the marked whisk he bore. Mr. Arselcl said tutis - Weald repose there me lett her bees provoories fee the Ant rears, r the eestplareat wee seder the rause, of liquor, hoc the,. email be nose Si, the reed. whir wee of a brutal derripties, sad he therefor eestaltted defeadeat Si, two resthe to bar ht. Mar is the Hoer of Correetier ISOUTRWARK. DAZING HIGHWAY 1103111111 BY TES WAY= SIDI. DAYAII Durrell, a thick-est powerful krokiag fellow, of a very deters ised aspect, was !smelt% before Mr. Seeker, ckugsd with violist], anwaltiag Jobs TherteU, the wear of a stadia, vessel, I,las of Pickle Herrin stain, awl robbing lain of Ms watah. The persecutor stated, that ea Ileterday about Milled algid, be wee peeseedieg to hie reseel, sad whea be arrived at the mbar,, be lead her lytag high sad dry. H. Mod ter a moment looking as the vowel, whim the prisoner ease up to bin, tad asked bin a gesstiee, wbieb is sa swaged ; bet es whams wee halo' at tie sea en beard, be suddenly wowed aeon bin sad threw his dews, sad Irbil, es tbe ironed be sestreed his welsh, breaking It hem lb. stasis, sad before witness genii get up rheum Is. away. Frede;iek Reuel, 112 V, sad b. resolved ialeresatios of tie robbery, sad at two .Week ea Seeds, amain be west to No. 6, Vlae-yard, sad leaked at tbe dew, bet was refused adaakeloo. He this beret epos Me dove, sod Mod tb. primmer Is bed. H. wake Ma sp, wed told kin be wasted kiss tee a robbery, anis Wai l M Ms isms time the satyrs of Me Warp, bat be denied di koolotodeo of it- infant teak kin late aasiody, aad atm It dio of dos-low. P.m promalse, sad liemjania Bristow, obo soda of tho 'trawl, who wilastaad Os afar, ideati dad i as the ellist. Is ismer t 4 UNsbargo the prima said be mist hoots &salt NI Saturday sight lest, sad be know aothiag of the robbery. etid Ma Magistrate reaaaded kin for • few days for farther saco. FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. FEARGUS O'CONNOR. --.1.--- _ _ - - This day having been appointed for the public ' funeral of the late Mr. Feenus O'Camor, from an early hour the several places of mosting—vii., Finsbury-square, Smithfield, Basletheqsare, wen crowded with perms anxious to withers the marital spends. Sung bodies of the listropolitas and City polies were is attenuate, but stria orders were issued that they wen set to interfere im am a breach of the pease was attempted. The lace of route through which the preemies pealed was thronged with 'mentors of every grade. At kalf.past sine o'clock the Chartist lodges from the Eaten districts of the metropolis (although lamb decreased i■ ■ambers dam 1848) begs* to eseemble, eac► member wearies a swat band, the insignia of ehartism,. on the left um, sad a bouquet composed of artificial holly berries, ivy lune, awl Meek crape (symbolic that although deed the memory of the deemed would re main gum is their breasts), i■ the buttes hole. Notwith steadies that tea o'clock was oppelated for the presence to mon from Finsbury-square, It was nearly eaves &lath be fore it was formed, and shortly afterwards, preceded by a brass bead, and homers, surmounted with bleak crepe; the manful tram, ensialsag of about 260 pedestrisas sad a few vane, prceseded by way of Chiswell Math Beeelpstreet, the Barham, sad Long-lase, to Ilealibtald, where their anther was oenekterably sagmented ; them, the pre sent= weeded its slow and mournful progress to Russell square, at which plus the numbers inareesed to several thossasd, who, after some delay, win winked. The followers were respectably attired is running; some few, however, wore their melting clothes. The diffenst lodges were hire reminded of their manful mission, sad requested to °barn the greatest decorum The prams eke formed by the ration districts, moved theme is slow time to the Lodge, Nottiorhill, the resides°, of KM O'Connor, when the femoral proemial was formed, and the remise of the late leader of the English clamant" were ~ducted in alms pageantry to their last noting plan. is Kaman- gram Cemetery. After the performs:tee of the obsequies, the essembled Chemists were addressed by several speakers, all of whom eulogised the intentions and the sets of Om deemed. At Notting-hill the procession re-formed ia the following order:—Porter,. Lid of Feathers. A Stares and four hones, eoutaialag the body, with black silk velvet and plume, followed by four 'mandril/ coaches and four horses, ostaiaing Mr. R. O'Connor, Mr. Davis (dessesed's eolleiter); Charles Clarke, Esq.; W. Davis, Esq. ; W. H. Lovett, Req. ; W. Joao, BK. ; the amansfal presessien dosed with about 1,000 penons beads, kaad butters, with tie isseriptioe, " He lived sad died for as." Oa arriving at the esseitery, the body was met by the Rev. J. N. Heard, w►o reed the &moral sorties I. a mast Impressive .saner. At the oeselasion, ma trades was delivers! by W. Jour, leo. Nothing weld be ram simple and aapestending thea the tribute thus paid to the ahem pion of densonscy. The soma waa severed with superfine black cloth, with tie following Inscription :—" Fearing O'Cenaor, Beg., died Nth August, 1866, aged 61 years." DETERMINED SUICIDE Op ♦ BETTING MAN.—This morning informatics was forwarded to )Is. Wskley, the 'Groner, of the death of Themes Thorpe, whose body was found, at ten o'olosk is the morsisg, is the listener owl, ant the ()tester Gate. It appears that deceased, after breakfuting with his breams, at 10, Upper Chaltea- Mr et, ritarey-Moan, ea Sunday morning, west oat with • friend who suddenly saiesed kin, sad shortly afterwards the body was found se deserlbed. Fran papers farad as hie penes them is so deabt that he kid bees largely (*s corned is betting es nese, sad it is stated that he messily lost a large sus. Is his seat pocket wee found a newly whetted reser, mad there wee. other ladioations of the fatal intesties to destroy himself. The body awaits as inquiet at the SL Pewee workbags*. Arraign= BUROLART.-Ou Saturday timing, attest ante o'deek, a daring attempt was mad* by two area to ester the premien s( Mr. HUMS, No. 16, Harlsystreet, Harylebene, son of the late Mr. Joseph Ham. It appeared that at the above time the female servant, who wee I. the beak aide, hard a noise in the front site, and, at the seas mesa, the footsteps of einem. tins alareatel the balky, who informed he master, who was is the drawing room with his fuel, ; he left immediately, and proceeded to the front attic, the window of whisk, sad which had been pre meted by an iron gate, that was padlocked, was open. He went oat , and there saw two as.. oa the roof. He followed them and saw them ge dews a ladder at No. 16, by which they had sesended. One of them meshed the ground in safety, bat the other fell a sat miderebie distance. Polies aft D, 64, came up at the time, and is fading the same had as of his legs fractured, had Ida removed to the Itid dime: hospitaL The aim man made his escape. Three skeleton keys were found by lierjeaat Haight, D division, near the ham of Mr. Hum Yesterday morning, between nine and ten o'clock, the stems ship Transit, Woolen to the South-Western eampsay, trading bstwesa floathasaptoe, bossy, sad Guernsey, mats into desk, hacker sa board about 60 per wagers sad between 40 sad 60 homed fable. Immediately after emelag alongside, the lifeless body of sae of the passengers was brought on skere, sad placed in ewe of the dock shod; where it awaits • aormet's inquiry. The body presented a sie.koalag eight, being sompletely covered with the illth of the held fa which the settle were stowed, sad from whence it had beta rimmed, after lying there for some boars, I. • somewhat mysterious names. He had loss ea board while in a state of iatexisatka, sad falls down the hold, whisk was about *Wm feet deep, inept the mule. l A A k a lad. aimed William Flemming. al derman lo ifewer himself ley a hoht from as um" story t the Leads sad Noah-Waters Railway Cammay's iamb oaf, Waterloo-road, Liverpool. He bad, however, pet tae drim ea tbe wrom h way and wee drawn upwards. lastead of let dews, mail - his head as.. in sesta* with the boo oat hoed above. He tell to the resod sad was LiCEDII TIIILLTIIR.—Mr. Anderson's Brat morning performance, at two o'clock o• Saturday was • decided hit ;" indeed, quits as mach so as his entartalamoat alto. !ether. For Amite, those day mprematatioss moat ✓estal advastages, sad will doubtless moot with their unlimited plasm& THE LATE EXTENSIVE ROBBERY IN GOLD AND Noses.—lt will be nmembered that at the July swim of the Coated Orimiaal Coast, a sae, eased Dewy Aslibmshem. who is wry rsepae meneeted. and who Clod an Mlle ulnae in the establishment of a prellesisnal gentlemen in the City, pleaded " Gailty " to ea Wilesmest shish ehertm wM steeling large sum of mem then —la metes awl lab e peigesty ."l 7b; employer. I. seatesee was paned open the pelmet, is the mummies that ho woad, by giving indlimmallew with re gent le the property. be the memo 0.1 he rietiftlien, or, at all emits, • eensidemble wain of it—eweistiag principally of Beak elNeedeml aotu—to the owner, and justify the pinks et a more mates. than thet sea* tallmid hr sash as offense. TM story he told asnenally wee, that be seemly @entwined a semi of alma M senweigns to kis owe ttss ; and he emerted am all the mmainier el the mossy—cos- *NV the Beak ames—was plated by kW la a mall blue with one Widtbase, sod Wet he threw th e bag wee siminaWriesdge Me Me dam This stray we net rereded ea weep peetellie, and erwegasstly time was given Mr florghte smisky. Ewe then the greeter patios of the Mr have ban pall Me She Beak of England, some of them barite been timed se the prisean, by the aliens, fa • very ettraurdisary mower. It is shows, therefore, quite clearly, that the primer has endeavoured la • most flims iest mean to deeming the bodge by whom be was tried, and h. will , oonenprently. be brought up lee judgment seat wince is tea weal scuts .. REAPING MACH 1111.—'Pig aim/ machines, for whisk pekes C m al hem by the e i t t e lspf Highlead Society, took plate wee fitiding, as the farm of Mr. Forrester, Stowsrthaß, and tbe hum of Mr. M'Laree, Mainea, about three miles hem NWSg. Deng the massing eats end barley were mil dew% awl swag the many hems, penal it wao ensmelypnedile te SW sa ether swpreedsm swept that ef sateMbelles. TIN operatesy of the maehMee es the knows wee Is every remelt elesy and some of ewe leading parties is mellow rep their surprise at tie unifeemdly ef the WWII. The bend of the ilkk M was In ateminee. The meek albs meapelitieu, as aimeded by*, fudigne,was —3.ll's improved by Creskill. lens pine; Mr. Fenster, Stowatball, for impromase% es the Iffelalld Hussey, with Drty's improvemea , L—North linnet Niei. TMI AMERICAN MAIM—LIVERPOOL, SATORDAT. —The limited Slane Mall Meamship Bald, espenie hem Cometeek, sailed hem the liessey tale Luaus Ni 311“ York, with the used milk a Adieseeplemsat t r u mangess, mid a large serge of valuable merehandise en THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1865. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoam. The railway share market opened better this morn ing, in sympathy with Consols, bat a partial reaction has since taken place. The advance established on Saturday's rates is not important. London and North- Western stock is quoted 94 to 4; Great Western, 56 to ex div. ; Midland, 684 to 69 ex div. • Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 814 to 82 1 Bonth-East;rna, 174 18} ex div.; Caledonians, 314 to t ; and Great North ern., 214 to 22 ex div. Peewit shares have advanced. Luxembonrgs are also higher. ORDINARY MARRS AND STOCRIL_ 4 41:d 71 bid 14i 14 di: 14 13 id 3 II die : 88 SO id 1181 63 11 13 8 10 3 4 Ma: 81 7 151 181 10a 101 11 73 33 33 17 Si 1 9 ! ii ii Si 7 2 27 22 14 _77 72 Is 4 I/11 al 160 102 al PI $6414 U Uzi 72 71 64 4 74 pm 6 7 pa 614 61 if 7 N NV Hi 11 )f ar 1 0 etke d" H II 7 di N Se S4l SS Se IS zd 39 41 ad II 10 dim If 9f 50 52 IS 27 71 /II id 71 I dims 4 4 me 1$ .. 47 49 zol 94 91 7 27 Si dk 1 f ql4 .23 124 114 zd MI zd i SI S er Ido par $4 NI :a 19j 304 417 3 4 31 111 II 7 $ 141. 3 $ P 97 iPo Of 90 100 101 II 4 el 44 Wu taday. 1111 /A el * lots 1 ni ''. xd xd MU I i kd IS II 94 4 ni as 71+ sol 13 1 » 47 i as 7$ $ 111 it GO it w ll3 sk - 4 — Cos so* owe !Me! LINES LEANS° AT Mil) ERNTALS. Pd * I XMLWATIL Damao 'now I Galas today. 10 all Massord sod (loud to L0a.151 4 M, M. 100 i BoldoptemalOro ( Isioadoo&N.Rmars) 97 99 St. 100 'elploodals Justin 'baud bOaledeima)— 100 101 13 all 051.1116. TM. Mai • lab. 11 12 Bt 100 UaLluolookprip.Ct Ilmoodto Ot. Itorthuot 135 137 & IS. Wm. IMMO' Mu 25 an Olossaftr it Dam Foam 44 45 Owed WM. Warms) 37 29 50 all R.IIIIIIIII,IITtotAMMId 100 109 ad ad 25 all Do. atina. 135 all I D. 11 Atm 125 all 'lonia sod thoult•Sontbllmors 114 13 20 all Das hellmoro (Mttoi 13 24 It. 100 lamsoloitOoor .4pmeamt. MorM) St. 100 dills II par Clert. 10 ell LaaMuNklbatbood 54 Y, il saiL (Mooldllerate MOO 119 122 130 isal= ""k a_ 116/1•1.) 24 25 10 ell atommtw mil Rolm tt St. 100 10t "11 110 i t ai 3l3ll2 92 Pi ad ad 14 SU Itemodistlmay as. I par amt. Orood to fooloesOso) . pm 50 all l MortioroMMoMatmlporet. DorsiMeratrmatie) 07 59 25 all Prestas&Wpro Ona.Los, alt.WellMomitYtek) M. 100 I Swam. IllialloAllop roth Mut Owed to Cheat Northin) 130 134 10 all Shrormkarip mid Bentlord (lused is Mr.T. Dram" 55 55 13 95,90u1l M atallordoklro(koad 1 to r. ram) 15 all ;wan Yang got. 6 per et $1 51 1100 IWllta Illarott (baled I to GM. Wolora) 111 13 JOUIT STOCK BAWDS 22,500 40 Australasia —fo 9lit.o.l.l3aakatLcaooo all 10,000 50 lirltka North Amadeu all MI 70 46,000 25 Changed Beak of Ada 5 Oa par 32,200 20 Ultso.oflad.llaakillt. 4 idb 1,000 100 g o ltg aia 30,000 100 15.000 102 Coomardal of Ludas SO 2 6000100 DO 20 11.11•54. k Audgliart. all 17 4id 175 ad UmMa &O 12 44 23,000 20 Loo.ebartliankotAmat. all 1111 3/05 22 10,000 20 DIM Nov 20,000 50 UM= sal 5,000 IGO loolltool. 511 par 2pm WOW 50 Waft Mat Slut 50,000 10.1 Dubin dt oO.rlraMw 10 405 10,000 100 Vat. PM. of 75 20,000 so Adloulif kiwi 235 20,090 30 Sew SINS Vain ul 33 36 77,177 15 01101.11mitOorponto. all 43 43 29,000 190 P•orlioial of Wood 25 53 64 50,000 5 :s Aisits data lelks I elks Maals. mp,Co. 1 12,0 et 25 Auolvolls —. all 304 405 02,000 26 lidos Australia' 5,000 19,0001 10 llisloo at Load= 9.91: aT -1 17 . ] ISAM MA. 1111002•11.• 1414•0161•11 10 umillm Med NIL -10 bulb MI OM& aawhislasiL.. 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Tread Peale ........ was se ISM was ... .........__ .. •No &ado trains. tNo In =l. Ton 3 Tamen ce 1. THE Huitritor.—The amounts from the northern previews represent the harvest u laving made Immense peeress daring the past week. In the math it would appear to be nearly complete. The estimate. which ere formed as to the expected yield are very conflicting, bat then seems to be se reason for apprehending that it will in any district be mash wader the average, while in some it is spokes of is the mat seaspalne terms. 3RD WiteT YORK Rzoimarr.—The hoed-quarters, staff, and band of this carps arrived at the encampment, Curses, at half-peat 9 p.m. on the 6th last., seder the remmend et Colonel Loftus, from Waterford, and the seeual Biehlea arrived as Thursday from New Bees, ender the egnmend of Lieutenant-Colonel Pretherer, and weepy ensebses C square, vaulted by the Longford and West. nisalitllifln. Total streegUt of the 3rd West York-24 eilimes. 37 sergeants, U eseperels, 16 drummers, end 628 tank wed flls, and Newt U reunite. who Need in the amp en serleg et the regiment. _ - - elabiel gee n ember d nos Mb roes estm blo may none O&M ig I teen Ile anis we es sows nt Mee Mt be esetig many Imp I any MA ea ble Memb dew MOW. asa gammul"r renant le video swan min= tee tbe am d Mien yet M Mabel se WNW den At keg be tan ii. wkW be onengel ir able in mks; Os nag et Men wee pa id am. ead be sea Meo masoning beills—in ren n et so ne@ elnealise. nol et Preneener lidgewere ingsbilti fn. Egad. lan" gal at N a Yellterine. New Tat. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocK. The effect produced in the Stock exchange by the important news from Sebastopol is very trifling. The English funds opened at an improvement of about I per ant., but are now quoted ally per cent. higher than they closed on Saturday. Further accounts from Sebastopol are most anxiously looked for. Canals were first marked 91i, and are now quoted 90; to 91 for money, and 00l to 91 for the 121 h Oct. Exchequer Bonds have been dealt in at 100} ; Ex chequer Bills, Month, at lls. to 14a. prem.; ditto, Jane, at 10e. to 12e. prem. ; and India Bonds at 245. to 28e. prem. In the foreign stock market the movement hu been mainly confined to Turkish bonds. The Six [per Cents. are marked u high as 931, and are now quoted 93; to whilst the Four per Cent. Scrip stands at 11 to 11 prem. Mexican Bonds are flatter, at 211 to 1, owing to the news from that Republic. Spanish Deferred Three per Cent& are quoted 192 to a. Belgian Four-and a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 941 to 951 (exch., 25fr.); and Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 381. The Credit Mobilier Bank of Paris is about to make a further issue of "obligations " to the nominal amount of to less than 4,800,0001. sterling, repayable at par in 90 years from 1867. "'The imports of the precious metals last week have again been limited, in the absence of Australian arrivals. Our list includes 136,0001. by the Baltic, from New York ; nearly 100,0001., chiefly in silver, by the Atrato, from the West Indies and Pacific; and 3,9511. by the Iberia, from the Peninsula. The total value of these arrivals is about 240,0001. Considerable quantities of silver also continue to be received from the Continent, to meet the Indian de mand. From Antwerp the Custom-house returns record the arrival of 18 cases of bullion by the Ravensbourne, and 2 cues by the Baron Oey. The exports have been unusually heavy. The Cus tom-house statement of the shipments direct from London includes 21,960 oz. of gold, and 1,100 oz. of silver, representing a total value of about 86,0001. The destination of these supplies is shown below, viz.:—Gold coin : to Belgium, 1,750 oz. Gold bars : to Hamburg, 6,530 oz. ; to France, 180 oz. ; to Bel gium, 11,500 oz. Silver coin : to France, 1,100 oz. The other shipments officially reported to us cow. prise 593,2481. (of which 111,8711. was gold and 481,3771. silver) by the Eosin*, for Malta, Alexan dria, India and China; 1,3001. by the Tyne, for the West Indies; and 62,3301. by the Madrid, for the Peninsuls. The ascertained shipments of last week are thus raised to no less than 743,0001., chiefly in silver. In addition to this large sum, however, the specie ex the Baltic, and some further considerable amounts of gold drawn from the Baok of Eagland, have also been sent away. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 18th inst. for the supply of 50,000 gals. of rum, and on the 20th for the supply of 600 tons of sugar, 100 tons of coffee, 150 tons of cocoa, and 140,000 lbs. of tea. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 11th inst. for the conveyance, from the River Thames, of about 25 tons of stores (heavy cup ball cartridgeo of 1863) to Malta, and from Portsmouth, of about 61 tons of naval stores (anchors, chain cables, &c.) to Constantinople. A new association, under the Limited Liability Act, is announced—the Best India Coal Company, established with the object of working owls in the valley of the Damoodah, in Bengal, and of suppl ing the great and rapidly increasing demand in India for that article. The capital of the company is 160,0001., in 15,000 shares of 101. each. We naderstsed that the new convention of the Great Luxembourg Company with the Belgian go vernment was signed on Saturday. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on their respective presidencies, front the 25th ult. to the Bth lest., is as follows: £ s. d. Rats of Raebangs. Binigal .. 9,009 911 1 2„, 24. p er co.'s ropes. Madras .. 118 811 J Bombay .. Nil. 2s. 21d. per ditto. Iota! .... 9,127 16 10 At Amsterdam on (Friday) the exchange on Lon don wu quoted at 11.771, at short; at Vienne, 11.10: and at Hamburg, 13.41. The prospectus is ibened of the East India Coal Company, to be formed under the new Limited Lia bility Act, with a capital of 160,00 W., in 101. 'harem, on which the deposit is to be 4s. It is proposed to work five coal mines, of which the two principal are situate within three miles of the East India Railway Company's terminus at Rsneegunge, in Bengal, and 129 miles by rail from Calcutta. The seller, it ap pears, is to receive shares of the company in payment. It is asserted that the Bengal Coal Company, working in the immediate neighbourhood of the proposed mines, has for some years past regularly paid its shareholders dividends varying from 12 to 16 per cent. The adjourned half-yearly meeting of the North Staffordshire Railway Company is to be held on the 11th instant at the London Tavern, and the half yearly meeting of the Chester and Holyhead Railway Company on the 20th last. The receipts of the Stockton and Darlington ' Railway for the month of August were 24,7481., being 1,3691. leas than in the corresponding month of 1864. Subjoined is a recent resolution of the Stock Ex change Committee: The 261. 13s. 4d. North Wales Mineral shun, and the belfebares, 131 61. W., of the late Shrewsbury and Chest,r Railway (now guaraateed shares of the Great Western Rail way), being in every respect proportionately equivalent, shall heaceforth be delivered - sad received indiscriminately. We append a further statement of the railway is falling dee this month : amount per share. .-.—.., of dune. Due L Sept., 1053. Date Due Already Number . paid. detwerp sad Rotterdam, Deeds 5 20 10 0 0 2,000 520,000 1 1 1 0 0 6,L00 6,500 teed 1311 both 8e,... 12 ... 210 0 6,600 16,360 Darks. Itirtkaal Ater skeVialtaf.. l3 deposit 210 0 12 , 000 70 , 600 Greet TlProbeetei.rilrr 1 41. 23 12 0 0 100,000 200,000 Ditee ifkossite. SI Data. 21 2 2 0 0 100,000 100,000 Greet Haim PAO « 2 pee *M., fief.£lo [aide, Wafted, ud Ha Bea. Zateamis Mildloalme' mad Didier, WM Hili, bend et 4p« 1 20 30 0 720 3,160 Ha* Tomblike aad I timeeked PeoleWe sad Dumas mos IS 79 9 0 0 6,191 11,933 1 Omen ad Year, fled ail. 13 52 0 0 liniment. Slee lker 231. - deposit 1 0 0 16,000 16.000 Obeyll7s Total WWI In 1953 C11,223,358 The Canada Land Company's shares on Saturday showed a slight reaction from Friday's rise. City Bank shares were rather flatter, at 4 to 6 prem., and Bank of London at 2to 4 prem. Other bank and land shares showed steadiness. London Dock stock was dealiiii:iiolti;T Victoria Dock old shares, at 20j (204 paid) ; Australian Royal Mail, at 4i; Pe ninsular and Oriental, at 69i to ; ditto, new, at 6 prem.; and Pennsylvania Central Railroad Second Mortgage Sterling Bonds, at 94 (exch., 4s. 6d.) SATURDAY EVINIXO. To-day's intelligence from the Crimea having led to the hops that more favourable news may shortly be looked for, the English funds showed increased firmness ; and, although an advance in prices can scarcely be quoted, the tendency was evidently favourable. Business was very limited. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentss slated a shads better than yesterday. At Vienna the existence of a more uneasy feeling is indicated by a rise in the premium on the precious metals. Gold is quoted at 22t per cent. prem., and silver 181 per cent. prem. At Hamburg Russian stock has risen t pee ant. At Frankfort and Hamburg Spanish flds are looking up. Consols were quoted during the greater part of the day at 90: to t for money, and 901 to : for the 12th of October, and closed at 90; to 90: respectively. The Adel balsas report is as follows :Three per 1834 XX. UM. - - - 106 #l7 3778 371 436 864 17 7'B 296 33 3606 1574 13 1109 865 117 8039 6529 189 12647 1250 94 6767 6215 33 191 61 246 176 183 17 .. 16 1432 63 1741 6 1390 16 614 25 491 31 161 1473 772 48 917 417 117 89 142 78 13 go s 1.4 313 260 473 a 601 4X 13166 22190 6856 6474 38 286 366 110 670 615 654 61133 68630 1722 1802 174 13561 16646 255 17671 15266 23 3098 1351 181 its lite 864 883 974 331 31167 31106 SW 1804 ST 1243 1001 44 1148 78 3353 3420 X 746 419 140 est ;lies 34701 47 1244 1313 94 3700 3433 60 30401 2746 34 1 . 1459 918 49 1877 nes 10 1319 1261 00 719 1042 1678 2533 3181 1516 21414 1011 6616 6749 85 18311 1733 40 8880 3463 36 1361 1313 1256 1314 XX 29 300 213 76 1034 9.0 26 712 741 38 3226 1107 12 346 146 36 310 318 1091 . 1193 I‘3o ifs' 3646 7973 11164 6747 3173 231143 6149 821 10. 4a679 36449 66669 4675 43138 21674 41611 sioa 1316 827 44101 16741 3 11l all i 1 Zi M. i ►a i I ail I I if .1.:4 ii to; I'U a 11l all 6R 160 I all - - 1 HI i I 1 so +.l N IN LWATIL 9 1 91 Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 901; ditto, for account, 12th Oct., 901, 901; Three per Cent. Reduced (shut), 911 ; the New Three per Cents. (shut), 911, 921; India Bonds, 295. prem. ; Three-and-a-Halt per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable ;in 1858, 1001, 1,1; ditto, 1859, loot, Exchequer Bills were quoted 10s. to 14s. prem. The Foreign Stock Market was very inanimate, but generally steady in price. Turkiaii becuritiea, however, were a shade flatter, the Six per Cents. closing at 921 to 931, and the New Four per Cent. Owiranteed Scrip, at 11 to 11 prem. The scrip of the new French loan closed at 1I to 21 prem. Spa nish Bonds maintained yesterday's improvement. MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'etocc. The gold mining shares remain very quiet. No business is officially reported in them to-day. Other foreign and colonial mining shares are equally inactive. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of Saturday's sales : Cubert, 12s. 6d., 13., GA. ; EsstFrongoch, leo., 145., 165., 15s. ; Gilmer, 61, 63 ; Under, 61. ; Mallend, 1.f.; Par Consols, 121 ; titres Palk, 12; Treleigh Cona,ls (old), 17s. 6d. ; Wheal Grenville, 21. Subjoined are the current Stock Exchange quota tions for a number of stocks in which transactions occasionally take place in that establishment : Culchote Oopper, 1 16 to 3 16 per shire ; Herward United, 50; Brynford Hall, 50 ; Jamaica Copper, to 1 per share ; Dburode Copper, Ito 1 per shire; Obernhof, to 1 per share; Peninsular Mining,; dia. to par ; Bs@ Fernando, 1 to 1 per share ; Great ennuis, to per share ; Lackamor Copper, 4a. to 6s. per share ; Pon Royal (of Jemmies), 1 to 1 per share ; Great Csrehrian Mining and clue/eying, 1-16 to 3.16 per share ; British Australian Gold, 116 to per share; Like Bathurst Gold Is to 2e. per share; Austral an Console, 1 to per share ; London and Virginia Gold and Capper, 3-16 to 5.16 per share ; Wildberg Consols, 11 to If per stare ; L'Aigle d'Or, 116 to 1 per share; Fort Bowen, 3s. 6d. per share; Goilt-y.ffrith Rhedyn, I db. to pm. COMMERCIAL AND MARK NTS. MAHK•LANE.-THIS DAY. The supply of Eagi,h wheat was small this morning, and the receipts of foreign wheat aad flour during the past week only moderate. Owing to the shorter es of miller's and dealer's stocks, a good demand was experienced tur all de scriptions of w heat and floor, at an advance 4.1 2.. to 3§. per quarter and sack respectively. Bale; mu a slow sale at is advance. Oats were in fair request, and Bd. to le. per qr. d Beans were It, end white peas 2s. to 35., bigot,. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM BUT. S TO bRPT. 8. M2B. Euelbli. Baoteb, Irish. Pants& 1 Wheat...". I i 1617 - ... 1 i I I S IM Bar Ly..... .... 462 6 • •••• 04111............ 415 403 51446 Ma1t............ 4516 Mout. I r 54 tits, barrels. MINCINI DAY. The privatieontraetmerietshiTy; ionelally a fire appearance. Sheen —Two cargoes of Ilavannah have been sold sibat sine* Friday, but the exact particulars have not transpired. The refined market is a shade dearer ; brown lumps, 60s. Gi.; grocery, Ms. 64. to 645. Cones.—There has been an improved denting for statics Csyloo, and it is quoted efis. 64. to 50s. PIA is without alteration. Rien.—A large business has been done shirr. Friday. 2.300 tans Arrame (two cargoes) sold afloat at 12s 9d. and 135., and business dune also in Bengal on the spot. SALTPirsz.—Abuut 2,300 bags mid the last few days at fall priors. COTTON.—The demand continues limited. Otto.—Seal, pale, 641.105. to 651; yellow, 611. to 631. 10..; brown, 501.; sperm ►odd, 1201 ; headmatter, 1111. ; ood, 461. 10s. to 471. ; South Sea, pale, 631. 10s. to 641. ; Olive Gallipoli, 661. to 661. 10e. ; Bp.nisb and Sicily, 541 to 651. ; cocoa not, 435. 6d. to 46s ; palm, 435. to 46e ; linseed, 441. to 442.6 d. ; rape, pale, 631. to 635. 6d.; brown, 61e. 64. The follooiag public sales are declared for tomorrow : Sugar, 200 blade. Barbadoes, 2000 bags Romaine, 1600 bags Bengal, and 6000 begs Penang. Coffee: 1700 bag. Costa Rios. Cocos, ILO bags Grenada. Saltpetre, 3000 *lc TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is atm, with a good demand. Town tallow is quoted 67e. 9d. nett sub ; Petanbarg Y.C. on tke spot, 68a ; October to December, 68e. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. , lOW Stook es bead Ceske. 22,272 Delivery Met week r,lSe Do.from let Jane ....... 23.091 Urivallset week 1,040 Do. from lit June 23,032 Priam Y. C. per awt. 53.. ed. Do. Town U. id. • 30,850 34,153 1,2 0 I 3,193 17,109 2 4 ,339 173 I 1,778 11,695 13,777 436.6 d. Od. 446. 3d. ^ 033. id. 10•4. Arrival for the week ending 18th September Jut year, 1,493 auks; and delivery, 160 casks. The arrival lest week comprised 1,762 auks from .kinesia, 26 casks trout other plum Total, 1,778 asks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. We has en unusually large supply of beast., and a ♦ery dull trade; conuquently, prices are lower fur all kinds, specially for inferior description,. The number of sheep is muck larger than for a long time put; thodemand is very small ; a great many remain unsold. Calves are also lower. Pros Germany and; Holland there are 2,00 beasts, 3,490 sheep. 213 calves, and 100 pigs ; Ireland, 900 brut. ; 800tland, 70; and 2,100 from the Northern end Midland. Counties. roc mass °Mts. s. d. tie. Per Wes of BIOS. •d. 4. 6. Mot Bests. Ilerefonle *4 6 410 Did Dos. I 112.4565. , v 0 0 0 0 Bea nevi-barna dossed swans Beets 3 6 3 8 Ds. do. lbom .... 0 I 0 0 Calve. Ph, Nn Dos. t Flslf-I.reils 4 8 6 0 Limbs 4 8 5 8 Brits nt aorta. 6,666; shim sad Netts. 29,760; coisss, 266; pig.. 140. BOROUGH HOP MARIEET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden sod Smith report that about 03 pockets of the new growth of hops have a ' d at market. and the greater portion sold. Keats realize from 61. to 7L, and Sussed from 61. 12s. to 61. 10, There is more disposition to bet against the ditty at 300,0001.. as where picking has commenced, the hops come much short of what the] were set at. COAL MARIEET.—THIS DAY. Walla Rad Lambtoa, 23a-10 huh skip at atarkilt. MIDLAND GREAT WESTERN (IRELAND). The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of this important erupts/ wu held at their boardroom, ia Dublin, on Friday ; JOIN' Enwis is the chair. The SZCSILTARY read the report of the directors, of which the following are the principal passages : " The half-yearly statement of accounts placed in the hands of the proprietors exhibit. the following results, are compared with the corresponding period of last year: receipt. from pusengers and mails for 1854, 31,0271 ; 1835, 31,5:41 ; increase, 4671. Goods, cattle, ate , 18.54, 18,7601.; 1856, 42,0951. ; increase, 3,3451. Total, 1854, 39,777/. ; 1865, 63,6091. ShOWillg en increase of 3.8321. in 1866, arising principally In the receipts for mer chandise and cattle; and u the working expenses for the same period are 1,2801. lea than the comparative halt year, it is hoped that these results will be deemed satisfactory. fie total income from the incorporated railway and easel is 67,2661.65. 33. • disbursements, 38,3871.125. 101; net profit for the ha lf year, 28,8781. 13s. 6d, ; which, with the surplus fun last half-year, 4,766!. 3s. 9d., leaves a total disposable sum of 33,6441. 171. 2d. From which amount the directors propose that a dividend at the tate of 6 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, amounting to 24,7971.75. Bd. shall be paid on the capi , el of the company, and 3,6821. 9s. 7d. be added to the reserved (and, Illski.g that fund smourt to 30,0004. ; and the sur plus 6,1661.8 v. 11d. be carried to the credit of the next half , year's assesat." The report was carried non. die. It was then agreed that • dividend of five per cent. fr ee of income tag, stoald be declared fur the half year just ceded, and that the same should be payable on Thursday, the 20th of September instant, to the parties entitled thereto. The directors, who retired in rotation, were re-elected. The meeting was then made speciel for the purpose of forfeiting shares on which the calls had not been paid, sad shortly afterwards the proceedings terminated with the anal vote of thanks to the chairmen and board of directors. It is said that Major Claremont, lately attached to the et.d of the Frusta army in the Crimes, her been appointed Military Commissioner in Paris, in the place of M sjor•General Sir Arthur Wellesley Torrent, deceased. FLINCH RAILWAY TILL 1110.—The following ere the last returns of the gross receipts of the principal nellth rail were boarntan,—prat Aug. 27 to Sept. 2. Yeassiagss, 610,21674, Goode. 211.2011; tool, 1,127,3371. WOOD/ MID 141411 4111444.—ham Aug. 17 1 Sep'.l s Tee- WW/1171.741,Wit; seedy 294,2134; total. 1,0t0.6UL CIIIIAAND AO 144:(11 L 410.--17411 Avg. 26 to Sept. I i Prow gem UMW.; 298,1644; list, 1,:36,6671. iscassiocae. Aug 27 to Sept. 2: reesexiere, :110,3421.; goads. 461,012. ; teal. 1,04,2241. Mointrasso.—Yrow Aug. 27 to Sept. 2: Persancrs, 22,2161.; podA 11.11072.; Wtal, *Ass LIONS:FIGS MIL %II b Sept, I s Paseengsee. 521,0221.; scot% 1123.4211.; 9451, 2041,2422. Luna ro Mosersaaasats.—Trim Aucre b Leg. 26 s Pastes. garie ... Tikiii 47 7l . ;d 74 °YID Cornai.—froa Aug. 19 toAug. rob. 141.1411.; toisa.llKKU. w irPsisimias, 44. 4 9144, 9194 IMMAIIII 1 , Ir 6 37f 17 33 13 UT 61 ,7 1. 6 a 417 94 142 7d 6 183 283 243 31 18 154 2TOI 98 36 so 41 4 181 2n sr 91 28 466. 126 37 44 7 11 1 703 e 47 91 ski 96 2ii tt A l 39 12 36 i ii 1 4 10 10 die die zd 1 111 1 4 i 34 1 Ti I ~...