The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-22 00:00:00

JOYFUL MANIFESTATIONS AT THE FALL OF SEBABTOPOL. —•-- ROME, Barr. lb. The tall of Sebastopol has re-echoed dolorously in the hearts of our ervslesiastioal rulers here. who fore see woes epos woes arising from the nooses of the allied arms, and apprehend that the defeat of one Antoorat will be fatal to the repose of all the others throughout Europe. When reproached with their sympathy for the eshismatio Czar, the priests reply, " What would you have us do ? Do you not me what Palmerston says of us?" And thus the fear of his lordship's denunciations bevies a detrimental influence upon the present temporalities of Holy Mother Church is more alarming to them than a perspective view of the march of schism, and makes them wish most heartily that the allied armies, and Lord Palmerston to boot, were at the bottom of the Black flea instead of the Russian fleet. The people of Rome, however, think otherwise, and long promised bottles of cham pagne, with eolomal dishes of mancisrooi, oelebratethe triumph of the Western Powers in the houses of many honest citizens. The government, naturally anxious with respect to the events of the war, obtains the earliest telegraphic intelligence, and was informed on the 9th of the struggle having begun under Sebastopol on the pre ceding day. The result wan made public on the Ilth,l and, by a singular coincidence, on that very evening, when the intelligence appeared is the official paper and all Rome was full of it, the Russian embassy at the Palazzo Giustiniani was brilliantly illuminated. Crowds were collected around this apparent piece of mockery, unable to explain the canes, until it wee divulged that the Russian calendar had set apart that day as sacred to Saint Alexander, and that the illumination wee therefore in honour of the Emperor. NAPLES, Szrr. 16. The news of the capture of Sebastopol arrived herel at 10 o'clock In the morning of the 12th, and has created • most profound alarming in the extreme amongst the Court and the Banfedisti party—cheering beyond all description amongst the large body of liberals. The intelligence has been transmitted from one to the other with surprising rapidity, and there is not a person one meats with who does net, by word or the expression of his face, betray his consciousness of the great event. The moral influence of is of such immense importance, that it is impossible to say to what it may lead. Ultimately, it requires no prophet to predict, it must lead to the subversion of the infernal system which has now been persisted in for so many years; but I speak of the recent and immediate effects. There is reason to fear that it may precipitate the outraged inhabitants of the Two Biciliee Into a premature and imprudent solution of their difficulties. For many a month they have been looking forward to the taking of Sebastopol as the signal for the rising of Italy, as being almost the seal of their political redemption. Intelligence of that event has at length arrived, and, from the high est to the lowest, men are stirred up in the innermost nasals of their souls—not merelylis it spoken of with exultation, but it is made the ground of speculations as to the future; and I have beard many spliced's jug Sicily to one, and Naples to another, and Lom bardy to a third power, showing that in spite d every effort to degrade and debase, and lead mint from the consideration of political subjects, they have deeply occupied public attention. Sicily is in a most convulsive state. Great disturbances have already occurred at Palermo. How can it be otherwise? A brutal and an imbecile government first re duces the people ►y • series of barbarities, it then places over them the only man who, by the firmness of his character and stern love of justice, could conciliate anything like respect; it thwarts him in all his proposed meese•es for the material im provement of the island ; and when he had tranquil limed and attached it to order, it removes him, and sends as his substitute a person who himself declared that he was going to register the commands of home government—that is, to be the tool of the Sicilian Minister in Naples. Another regiment of Swiss, du only troops in whom the King can thoroughly nos} , fide, is, I hear, going to be despatched to Palau& On this side the Pharo great efforts are making to strengthen and fortify all the strong pleas in the kingdom—Capita especially has been armed, and though any efforts that can be made will probably be of little avail in face of the coming storm, they are of importance, as showing what is the general ex pectation. His Majesty is said to be very low spirited, as though he were sensible of the impend ing disaster; yet he seeks and derives all the conso lation he possibly can from his respectful interooarse with the saints in Paradise. The Royal family are going to Pottici directly. A new thing for this country, a steam drag, is being aade, under the direction of an eminent English eogi user, for cleansing the harbour of Ischia. There can be no hesitation, I believe, in saying that the cholera be. at length made its appearance in Naples, though it is far from exciting alarm, as the hot season is over, and the heavy rains have washed off all de composed animal or vegetable matter. The exchange has fallen as low as 527. RUSSIA. The Emperor has conferred a sacred image, en riched with diamonds, on the Metropolitan Agathan gelos, who, by his prayers and benedictions, ani mated the troops to devote themselves in the defence of their country at Sebastopol Msjor-General crladrennis has been appointed Chief of the Staff of the army of the Caucasus. The Emperor, in a rescript, thanks the Moscow merchants for a free will offering of 52,500 silver roubles. He haa addressed a letter of condolence to Captain-Lien- tenant Naehimot4 brother of the Admiral who fell in Sebastopol. AUBTRALIA. ARRIVAL OF THE FRANCIS RENTY. The Falcon, Cork Steam Company's scresr-akip, anived is Plymouth yeatorday evening, having on board eleven pasmogen ez Francis Hasty, which left Ms'bourns on dm 13th of June, rounded Caps Horn on the tat of Angus, arrived on the 23rd at Pernambuco, left on the 201), crossed the lime on the 27th, and, having ezperienced light westerly winds, was 30 miles off Falmouth as Thurs. day evening at 6 o'clock. Bb. has above 92,000 engem of gold dust, a quantity of isortreigns, 900 balsa of Portland wool, sit first cabin and thirty-two wend mina mosso gen. Her mail, consisting of thirty-two bags of newspapers sad sates of letters, is os its way to this port is a pilot boat with which tho Falcon oommunieated. Several sew digest. have bees opened to the eastward of llielbesrse, es*** which (the Alms) is my productive, and mother (the New Besdigo) is expected to tam out listlessly rich. No part of Ballarat son be washed, owing to the sotsmulation of water, to reams whiels saishlsery is is 15.,.. of erection. Tao general prise of gold was 111. 17s. 6a. Far ease. Billable is ifelbssrao I ratan non active than la 1854, bus wages ors low. Wheat mat flew are mom, ma bat fur the Callao market waled be mey dear. Neer. at. to 62L per tee. Froigitt..Wool to Loodoo, fel. pee lb.; tallow, 66.. to 60.. Yory little offering. Tu. Fresno Hasty mad* the pomp out In 61 dam oad Woe la 82 lays. TM Bast wa to Ism 111•Ibeerm an do sth.( Jaly foe Leaden; tb• Ballarat asly is Jay. TM Mania was to , lave us tk• 12th a Jay for Liverpool ; the Mono Pole early. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1855. • al Wird sad (li Is Laa.adi.il. t. too Iluidiermilike IslAaiialtlLWales) t, 100 (11,11•11010 heitlse Imottiagskitima)... CIA,IIIs. Yd. Sal MY. k. laidassiris•scip.ct wir et. NotWs) 11 11. 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Pref. 76 per On& all 24 *7 111 1 4 3 113 Wortosi;, 104onal reat Naggs4 Tatilise. all 1 1 Grand Doaby of Swiss all Greg Policath all Great Wbeal Vat llaltad all 1 ibi pi Üborty — all Unarm 6ll 71 111 Do. 13. Laeltaalma lf 1 1f pm tilacuNuta I New Oraudr...... all Nonvaas Weds .. all 1 I Pcobribud title.[ LW all 11l le Port Phillip Amato Bask all 4 1 •Rbymwey Iron ...... ... all 2 I U UN New .. .—. ....... all 4 9 1 6utiago 41/ Cuba —. 111 4 Do.dcri —.. p ........... all fin Croft If •Uslted Malrs.... 6U 4 Walla Wist 1attpcia......... 3:1 i t Traaweraals by siaspwl me THE POLICE COU RTS. THIS DAY. SOUTHWARK. ZOINNAT AT AN %MANN DOT. Milian Ferrer, a lad almost 16 rein of op, Wei charged before Mr. Combs. wit► abeeowliag fans ►ie nester% em ploy sad steallag, at the ease time, 11a. M. w►ie► bad bees entrusted to bin. George West said he was a general dealer la Benthadthy, and the prisothr, until rtheatly, led bees la ais suploy Si tuned boy sad porter. Oa Tuesday issesiag last he teat hint with the sari to purchase ►aif a to* of orals, at the sane tithe giviag bias ills. 3d. to pay for theta. It was his duty this to have gene to the wharf lad bonen the sale bask be his shop. fathead of that a mutable same to him about ea both aftsrwards, sad Is farad Ma that his sort wee Mud la the street without say sae ►Hag I. charge of it, sad that it had bees tibia to the gthea.yard. Wits.= this west to the coal-wharf, and athertathed that the prisoner had sot bean there, but had absconded with the stoney. Ho saw sotiting non of bias Italia the previous al ght, whoa he gave hint late custody Tth priestar's madam was very bese, as complaisast sot ealy lost the Ils. 3d. he satiated Mat with, bat had to pay IN. at the Ones-yar d to get poses** of the art. Mr. Combs uked the prier/au what he had to say is Gasser to the charge ? He replied—Nothiag at all. Mr. Orathe—Well, w hat did you do with rat isastses stoney t . Prisoner—l meat it all at the theatre. • Mr. Cesabe—l shall remesti yes fora week, to enable the pulite to We enquiries about yee. OREINWICH. ASSAULT BY AN 1.11111 Ames Costar, a bedews, was dowsed before Mr. Trail' with sensmittieg a violent essentit upon Beery Itattenbary, foresese, by striking him down with his hod, sad there by balloting a terrific wound is hie bead. Prom the statement of one of the employers, it appeared that yeeteeday afternoon he wu informed that one of the men was wounded by a blow frees a hod on the head, sad es proeseding to the spot le found Rattenbury senseless sad bleedhig profusely. Feeling alarmed at the nun's situation, a surgeon wet sent fee, who dressed the wound end the prisoner was given in custody. The wound however was not so bed as was aatiedpated, sad the entplainant did not wish to puss the charge. The magitzate said he *Geld readily see the oases of eon plaiaant's not wishing to pram the elserge. He, however, could not allow such weapons to be used. He should require the defendant to eater into his own reoognisences in the sea of 2W. to keep the pesos for the next three months. BY ON Z OP I i so st. lOLIBT ASSAULT ON THEM TZB LAND TBANSPORT CORPS. Gorge Derry, one of the Land Transport Corp, and Innis alithay, laundress, were placed at the bar before 11,. Curio, the former shamed with violently moulting Mai kicking three constables of the 8 division, and the later with assaulting mad biting the constables. It appeared from the evident* of police sergeant 108, that het sight while on duty I. the Now-road, be heard a groat dishillbsses, and upon prooesdieg is company with another s mineable to the spot, he found the prisoners with suns others damelag and making a groat noise. He asked them to be quiet yy and p bolas, when Derry mid "You be I WWI to the 1 1 Lead Transport, and being a government servant as well as ; pe e I defy you to Ink ate up." He that commenced to dna** gonad, and daring the sergeant, sad when be was to Wag takes into sysisiy, he knocked the passim down, a SBA annialli tug them is the most brutal manse,. Assislusso, Insinewsr, mate to the aid of the polio, and by Me malted ansglisas of three osastables he was taken to the ablian, bat mot before he had very much Mused them, and old ell Bt. ematmvoured to bite one of thus la the leg. Mairemestable 378 8, said that the fossil* prisoner bit ii hl the hsnd,and used very violent and abusive language. She also kicked him several times, and the male prisoner struck him on the breast. to Police-constable, 78 8, also bore testimony to the violent ititaduat of the two prisoners, and stated that Derry had very i t @surely kicked him as the leg. Other evidence having beet gives, It. The male prisoner, in defence, said he was very sorry. He belooged to the Land Transport Corps, and had to join et. his troop at Bristol this morning. 10 lee The female declared that what the policemen bad said to was all false. et. 111. Mr. Combs said, r the male prisoner had to join big err he would give him the option of paying a fine. It. He should flu him 20s. for the assault, or in default 14 days' I imprisonment ; and, u for the huge, he should send her le for Omura' torn of imprisonment, without the option of • I s t Aso. The prisoners were then removed. THAMES. ROBBIRY ONBOARD At Aannucan SHIP. Andrew Pitrein, a Deno, was brought before Mr.Ysrdley, charged with stealing a sex tut, value 101., the property of le' Captain Briggs, the master of the Americas ship Hope, 1 1, lying is the West India Dock, And also with stealing a 101. at. Bank of Begird note, three sovereigns and a half sovereign, 2,,,t; the property of Mr. Andnw Nilsen, a Dane, and second mate et the same vessel. Mark Anthony Liddle, a unstable Ice the employ of the Hest and West India Desk Company, stated that in nonce guano of information be went to a coffee-shop near the t . Eagle at 2 o'clock this morning, and saw the prisoner. He so told him he wanted him for stealing a sextant, and that he s it mores asossapany him to the statics-house. He first went to * tie prisoner's lodgings in Manyard-strest, City-road, where ro ute Dane had been saying with a girl of th e town since he 6 eciersittad the robbery, and he directed him to tarn 1.10 eat all the money he had in his pocket. • The psi sour handed him two pieces of paper containing 113 s. Bd. in le silver and copper monies. The prisoner said be bad pawned 2 4 his watch, and the money, which was all he had, was part of at the proceeds. He asked the prisoner if be bad any IBOTS, and he declared he had not, bat on searching him he found a puree containing four sovereigns and a half-sourelca• is He melted the primmer hew he suesated for the possession to Of the money, and be made no answer, and took • up the 181. in silver, and was about to put it into his posket. Witness peremptorily ordered him to IS put IS down again, and he did so. On lurching the gdminsesehest, he discovered the telessope of a natant, and to dm prism* then admitted he had sold Captain Briggs' sex tent to a shopkeeper in the Commercial-road Rut, g where it was found. Si Captain Briggs, the muter, sad Mr. A. Nilsen, left Ag the seemed mats of the Hops, said the prisoner to sir flipeNt of the ship, and deserted the vessel es Weems*" last. After he had left her they missed the fS sextant from the cabin, • and Mr. Nilsen discovered the pockets of his over-cost bad been titled, sad a tan pound IN note, and three igas and a half stoles. The sextant, as on which the prisoner had raised four pounds, was pro- scia thud, and Mr. Yardley committed him for trial. LOG Mr. Yardley anauuseed that he had received several ad- sweoi ditional donations for the poor woman, Ann Rose, whou I leo se um has been previously reported. REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE GUARDS IN THE l a . Cunza.—This morning, orders were forwarded to the respective commaading oaken of the let Battalion of the so Grenadier Guards, tad Battalion of the Coldstreams, and tad Battalion of the Scots Fuil»r Guards, to hold in readiness for embarkation for foreign Denim, the 10 following reinforeenieate, via., the Ist Battalion of the 1 1 :: Grenadier Guards, to consist of 1,200 mon; two divisions 10 (font etenpenies of 100 men sash) of the Colostrum, sad the sum number of the Bute Punier Guards, making a ip total of 2,000 bayonets. It is exported that the troops will proceed direct to the Crimea the lint week in October. 4 10 Loves EnTenTAINNEMS.—Thcso entertainments (heed lest semis, far the seams, with the ea:optics of a mega perforatasat, +hie ask place to day. j 1 1 CUD SWINDLILL-4111M1 soouudrels sesotedee 30 la Seadas • patinas*, la *a tads betwees Glasgow sad 10 dlosionsk, ea Tuesday, of abseil ahtndnd ponds. Ines 00 Isellimm entered the empartstset, *WO was bet GM d sharpen orient, the Oben link, sot hi at reel. disitatt7llll. It is aim* iesiadllie that say hi =shout save Wiest, le le Mated M urZ: sea it It sill owe leasintalble es Wok that tbe Ire NNWperedi ibra seintedrelterth British D. ANL As accident occurred on Welsaiday in No. 9 pit, Osplcittut Calliery, situated seer Watts, trhareby three ens MO II& Hem I 'ho RAILWTY ACCIDENT ?ran OLOSBOY.-Tbe lediseend_lhesgat IS lb* bodies of tee War unfortunate pause MN se tbe Mating Viaduct, near Glossop, by RAW ant el the train epee tbe parapet, sad falling MR Me s 111•14 76 fat below, wee bold yesterday morn ing et tb lisegli Ise. Maim, Vale. Th. laqairy wao ipseueibi elms ow noon loft. LANCASTER AND CARLISLE RAILWAY. The half-yearly general meeting of the proprietors of this compsey was held at Lancaster, on Wednesday, Sept. 12, R. W. Haste, Req., in the clear. The following an extracts from the report : The annexed etatemeat of traffic account, including the elan of 2061. 18.. 3d. brought forward Item last half-year, shows • balance of 77,3731.75. lid. ; out of which the directors recommend a dividend to be paid at the rate of 7 per cent. per swim, which, with the pro portion payable to the Likewise sod Prestos Rail way Comcacy, and the interest on loans, will re quire 76,8571. 181. 5d., leaving a Milano of 6161. 9s. Bd. The gross receipts for trams are about 3,0001. less thus them of the corresponding period of lest year ; tbe balance then brought forward being 4,9001., whilst now it is only 2001. This falling off of about 2 per cent. in the gross receipt' is owing in some degree to the disputes bete** the Caledonian and Edinburgh sad Glasgow Companies, which have led to the diversion from the west coast lines of traffic heretofore enjoyed, but mainly to the depression of trade, the severity of the winter, the war, sad lameased taxation, which have produced the same injurious effect on other lies.. It may be observed that, though the dividend now proposed is only at the rate of 7 per cent., it would have been above 7} per cent. bat for the recent caOtalisation of the oompany's debt. The report having been read, it was resolved—That the common seal of the company be affized to the register of proprieton. The chairman then moved, secoaded by the deputy *legman, That a dividend, u recommended by the directors in their report now read, be declared and paid accordingly; that a committee of shareholders be now appointed to report their opinion as to the management, ;elation, sad relatioas ef the comp* ;• that such report be Masted as early as may be to the , and be by them circulated among the shareholders, so as to be considered with the directors' report at an adjourameat of this meeting, to be held at this places ea Wednesday the 7th of November next, at 12 o'clock ; and that * a meeting do now proceed to the election of members of such committee; and that after such elsetios, this meeting stands adjourned to the above place and time. THE PUBLIC LIBRAIIIII ACT AT CHELTENHAM: At a pablie moods; os Thanday evades s mottos was made, sad aeseeded by the Rev. Meows. Breathy and Dob son. that the Public Libraries Ad of last esesion should be adopted Is the borough. °semi Laurie proposed, as as ausesdnient, that the numb= be postposerl lentil the ete. elides of the war. This wee seSonded by Mt. R. 11. Dogwood. After cossblerable duessolon the gumlike was pat, sad the original remedial/la was declared to be lost, two-thirds of the roomers sot voting in its favour, as re. gaited by the act. Tluoeghoat the whole proseedings as eatreardiaery eoafasion prevailed, the vetoes of many ot the speakers being lost in the din of 'bows end counts . - cheers, hisses, sad other ebullition's of strati hellos es the subject. A great number of those present were sot rats ' pay -IC MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Oxa ✓Cwoa. The English funds opened more flatly, but are now quoted the manse as yesterday afternoon. Con sols stand at 90 to k for money, and cook to I for the 12th October. Turkish stooks are again rather weaker, the Six per Cents. being quoted 901 to 91, and the New Four per Cent. Loan I die to par. The corn market yesterday sou quiet, at Monday's prices. The arriva ls of foreign breadstuff@ into Lon don continue small, amounting this week to 5,450 quarters of wheat, 530 of barley, 3,320 of oats, and 810 sacks of flour. Flour continues in demand for France, and the price of Spanish has advanced to 66g. per 28011. Rye is also inquired for on conti nental account, but not a single cargo is on sale. It is a significant fact that the price of flour at Paris has risen to 118 fr. per 157 kilos., or say 76e. 9d. per -2801bs. The price of similar flour in London is now about 66e. Several thousand sacks are now in course of shipment to France. The demand for gold for exportation continued yes terday, and all the available imports are expected to be at once absorbed. On 'Change yeserday the recent improvement in the foreign exchangeswas generally maintained, but it was noticed that bills on most places were in more request than of late, and thus the tendency of the rates was rather less favourable. The current rates are annexed, via.:—On Paris, at short, 25.25 to 30 ; ditto, three months, 25.55 to 60 ; Amsterdam, short, 11.17 to ; ditto, three months, 11.191 to ; Hamburg, 13.81 to ; Frankfort, 119 ; Vienna, 11.28 to 32 ; and Trieste, 11.30 to 34. . As the result of an examination into the accounts of the firm of Mews. C. J. Mare and Co., the emi nent shipbuilders, of Blackwell, made by Messrs. Quilter and Bell, the accountants, it is recommended that the affairs of the firm shall be wound up under the Private Arrangement Act. Further advice. from Odessa make additional men tion of the ravages of the locusts in the south of Ramie. The swarms of these destructive insects are described u incredible, and a dreadful picture is drawn of the sufferings of the population. Bt. Petersburg letters of the 13th inst. report a fall in the exchange on London, which was quoted at 36 to 364 d. Eight hundred casks of tallow had been taken for transport overland at 111 to 1091 ro. The cost of carriage continued high. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on the 27th inst. for the hire of a ship, to proceed to Adelaide, and to be ready for passengers between the 13th and 23rd of November. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the Ist Oct. for the supply of 150 tons of white and 130 ton■ of brown mustard seed. The directors of the lonian Bank have declared a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, payable on the 10th October. A call of 2/. is to be paid on the shares of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company by the 13th October. The half-yearly meeting of the London Gas Com pany is called for the 10th October. The remarkable rise in the Canada Land Com pany's stock continues. Other land, and also bank shares were quiet. Crystal Palace shares closed rather more firmly, at 2 3-16 to 2 5-16. Southampton Dock shares were dealt in at 36 to 4; British American Land, at 59 to 60; General Iron Screw Collier, at 41 (51. paid); Peninsular and Oriental Steam, at 671 to 681; ditto, new shares, at 4 to 41 prem. The following weekly summary of the produce market is extracted front the circular of Mears. W. L and 11. Thompson : In the colonial markets a good business has been trans anted, and generally at high rates. The public sales of auger have gone off steadily, but without much alteration in prices. The Dutch Trading Company's sales, comprising 89,886 baskets Java, commenced on the 20th at Rotterdam ; the low and middling kind. went off well at higher prices, but the good and fine sold rather below the valuations. The native kinds of Ceylon coffee have again been in demand, and a further Aloof 64. has been established, while the Co vent* in the plantation sort* has been maintained. The rice market was quiet for a time, and sales were made on lower terms. but a large business has since been done, and at fall quotations. Saltpetre has been in demand, and full prime now rule. Some Singapore white percer has been sold at an advance of lit per lb. Tea continues steady at last week's currencies. The return of the Bank of England for the wetk ending Saturday, Sept. 15, when compared with the previous return, show the following results : Circulation hens Circulation active 19,713,470 D. cream 428,636 Public deposits 7,838,631 Increase 247.191 Other deposits Government securities in banking department ... 12,799,368 Decrease 231,720 Other 'amities in bankin g department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 990,140 Decrease 1,416 The Rest The Reserve (tria., notes and coin in banking department) The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public deposits lecreese.. £247,194 Other deposits increase 176,409 Notes and bills in circulation decrease Best increase.. 7,364 On the other side of the account : Government securities decrease .. 231,720 Other securities increase .. Cots and bullion decrease .. 518,921 L 430,051 751,657 Total The changes here exhibited are of the most im portant character, including more especially the further increase of no less than three-quarters of a million in the private securities, and the decline of upwards of half a million in the bullion. The de crease of 231,7201. in the government securities may be interpreted as indicating sales of stock by the Bank. BANK 07 NOLAND.—e &h V. E 33. for the week llll mill mos DIP Not Wald Z17,110470 427,110,r0. =Won' Onoltal 3.444,704 Palgle Damian Iliselad ;: O a f T it Debt b =v. Me lo.) M 4 21 811TWAN sodotburßills it9U.l4o count. pursuant to the net 7th and dirt on Saturtia). Sept. 15.1666. PLSTN/LIT. Government Peet..... A11.075.1M Other becuritio . . 2.944.7 1 00 Sold Coin and Bu ll ion 11110,270 Oliver Bullion ........ — £38.173,137 Sept. W. lth& ilia7Mlirt. _ GovanMeat Peenrltins (hided. Dead Weight Other tioeuritlee Note, ....... lOold and Silver Cote 368,185 108.173,137 111. 11ASSIIALL, Chief tkrur. FRIDAY EVENING. The various Stock Exchange markets to-day were characterited by some renewal of flatness. The Eng lia funds were dull, at a decline of 1 per cent. from the closing nage of yesterday. The disposition to purchase is evidently checked by the present higher value of money, and by the apprehension that the influences lately operating in the direction of strin gency have not yet been altogether removed. To day, however, the money market wu sensibly easier. Notwithstandingsorne considerable deliveries of the stock recently sold on banking account, money com manded in the Stock Exchange not more than 3 to 31 per cent. on government securities. In the dis count market, also, accommodation was more readily obtainable, the supply of money seeking employment being more liberal. Yesterday's report that the Bank of France had raised its rate of discount to 5 per cent. was, it ap pears, founded upon a mistake. At Paris to-day the French funds sustained a far ther fall of 1 per cent., following the announcement of the measure adopted by the Bank of France. At Vienna there is some reaction from the late improve ment in the money market, and the exchange on London has advanced to llti. to 11.3. Consols scarcely varied throughout the day from their closing quotation of 90 to 1 for money and 901 to for the 12th Oct. Business was limited. The official report of the day's transactions is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 90, 90}; ditto, for account, 12th October, 90 1 , 1 , 1 . Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 991, 1001; ditto, in 1859, 991, 1001. India Bonds, 15s. prem. Exchequer Bills remain quoted par to U. prem. The foreign stock market also showed dulness. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. experienced s further fall of 1 per cent. Turkish securities were weaker, the Six per Cents. closing at 911; to 914, er per cent. lower than yesterday, and the 'clip of the new guaranteed Four per Cent. loan at dia. to par. French loan scrip was last quoted 14 to 2,1 prem. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-$zP?. 21. Bine and M. Mena,. Time. Primes, negotiated this day. Amsterdam per f 3 Months 116. 19stv. ... 116. POWs. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Drawls ~ ~ Hamburg and Alton& „ „ limes. 81101 a: 11mas. illeta. St. Petersburg por ruble ~ 331 ... 35 Paris per £ Short 2510. 214 e. ... 25fr. 30e. DUO ,, 3 Months 5310. 55e. ... 2510. 60e. Mansilles Frankfort.on.the.Mahie per £lO. 11916 kr. ... 1190. kr. Vienna (ellestive) per £ „ 111. 253 r. ... 115. Mk,. Trieste 9, ~ 1111. 25kr. ... 110. tOkr. Medrid esfliz „ ~ 501 peace ... 50 pence 60 pence ... 49 woe „ 50 pewee ... 4 pence „ 60t peace ... 56 peons „ 50 pima .., 49 pewee IP .. 50 pesos ... 49 pesos Leghorn „ ~ 391 r. 050. ... 30. r. 10c. Genoa „ 551 r. 60e. ... 151 c. 65c. N 91693 per cincet ~ 44 plow ... 431 peon Pakeme per ounce „ 1321 mew ... 134 peon 11erina. -....rift milt* 90 dap date WI geese . 53. pence 53 r Biroslowa If Opor . 4 4 *Ka New York Rio Jassizo GO deli sight 96* pease • N h Ones • 471 plow ... SO paw MINER. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales : Alfred Console, 161, 16 ; Cargoll, 161; Colleeombe, 40. 42; Freak Mills, 21; Greet Baddsro, 10r.; Great &midge, lls. ; Ivybridge, 28.., 29.., 28,.; Lady Bertha, 295, 311., 27e. 61 , 6d.; North Basset, 291; Rosesiune, 240; South Zion, 1,1; Stray Park. 101, 10. 10 Sortridge Con sols, 71.16, 3 16. 616 16, 71. Is. 61., 7, 6 i; Tinerott, 3j; Trewetbs, ; Vale of Towy , 20... 21s.;West Colleemabe, 10s.; West &ton, 450 ; Wheal Arthur, 14; WhealWrsy, 81 ; Wheal Grenville, 3 ; Wheal Trefoils, 91; Wheal Zion, 2. Foreign: St. Juhn Del Rey, 27, 271. Out of doors sundry bargains are reported to us, including the following :—North Basset, 291; Alfred Consols, 161; Sort ridge Console, 7; Tamar Consols, 23, ; Tincroft, 33. In addition the following transactions have taken place in the Stock Exchange, viz.: Devon Great COGRIIin, 415; Alfred Console, 16, 1, 16; Surtridge Consols, 61, 74, 7, 71; Great Polgooth, 21 ; Lady Berths, 13, 9.16, 1. all . Witc.illitarVtlial If D. b. de M.- WO NMI awl /Mat a I&Ter ski 118 4! OMB mei • Des0..1006001& 100 NM all DIM A S as s eisd L. ▪ Brlsm Da. Dr Wag IN Dom Min. CNN A.— IN Ds. 4iNe IN Mot INarabis 1111 aidUcr al IN IVI NTa• Du rwl Ikeft 04•11014 100 ONO Ilsedula 100 Ds. A. Nook -- 30 De. D. Suit L 'NIL Mil Wai.(lts.) IN We .... 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Illnklag Fool ... 1578 SO U Ohio sad Pea.7p.alsoose bail Ea. 11179 44 44 Olds odd Illodielial Ist Me. Ikea' .. Do. Pewsgt. 6p.sl.omiral lkls, ht Ker.. IM/ 91 Do. do. led da. kg. ... 62 H P9lla, ea loidtaa 6p. e. Ist *art. 19411 Da. ha May" 6pa int..... 1610 —• isi 11 1101 lii 100 1111. 101 103 tit 144 Mr fat ▪ 23 1 Of 101 ft 10 116 IS zd ' t l i it sers. Si Si 111 I as 1 1 do 1 a• L 1 air 7f 7e de Is 17 49 64 IPS 64 - 1 - if pa b 52 I :a . 34 1 2 1 11 99 101 Sul 115 117 116 119 107 106 sa4 II llf 116 6 7 pm ',4 20 1 lj la 7 II I S S: / II 114 11ii 94 f 4 10 1 lbi 'I 11t 111 I + 4 f 1 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS, SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Daript reports the supply larger; trade dull, at last day's prices. Prime meadow bay, 1051. to 1151. ; superior, 120 s. to 12Ge. ; Inferior, 70s. to 905.; rowers , 70s. to 905.; clover. 100 s. to 1364.; ascend cot, 100 s. to 1265.; straw, 283. to 33t. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.-THIS DAY. Good Peaches and Nectarines from open walls are now abundant. Apricots are scarcer than they were last week. English Pine Apples continue to be well supplied. Plums us plentiful, and Grapes of excellent quality are abun- dant Both Apples and Pears are furnished in large quantities. Kent Filberts are corning in plentifully ; tory realise from 63i. to 60s. per 100 tbs. Oranges fetch about 20s. per WO. Foreign Tomatoes are coming in plentifully, and fetch from 12e. Gd. to 15' per box hold ing shalt five sieves. Potatoes are sufficient for the demand. Lettuces realise from 6d. to 9d. per score. Cut Flowers consist of Passion Flower,, Heliotropes, Eisphorb;as, Verbenas, Japan Lilies, Cyclamens, Chinese Primroses, Heaths, and Rom. FRUIT. _ _ . . Pins Apple', per lb., 3s to 68 Gropes, per ib, la 64 to lo Peaches. per doe, is 6d to 6, Nectarines, ,Is fid to is per sieve, 7r to it* °teenage', per punnet, Is to 2. Fatale, per sieve, be to 74 nth, Is to Ss Fears, Jargonell,pardot.,9dtot per bait Sleet, 9s to Ss Apricot; per dos.. Is 6d to 66 Figs, per doz., Is tid to is Filbert; per dos. he, Cato 9s Cautilow , rs, per doz., le to is — French ileanr, per half wave, lABLEI3, /Onions, p. 12 bundles, 2s Sd to Is Leeks, per bun.n, 1d to 3d Vegetable Mai rows, per dozen, 4l to Is Shallots, per lb. 4d to 64 Wade, per lb., 6d to ad Lettuces, Cab., p. more, 9d to to 1 (Ma, per more, Is te Is 6d Small Salads, p. pun., 3d to 3d Horse !Mash, per MM., 2a to 4. Mushrooms, per pot., la 3d to 1.94 1 Punier, per bomb, 24 to 3.4 Marjoram, per Dumb, 2.1 to 34 Basil, per Sundt. 2d to 3d Mint, green, do., 3d to 3d i;rd tot,- Pol:Sr ' oos, ". pr — r ton, 454 to 05s per cwt., 3* 64.1 to As per bush.. Is to 4* Carrots, p. bunco, 4d to lid Turnips, do., 2.t to 4d 0101031ha4. can, Zd to 6d Tomatoes, p. Nutlet, Is to Is 6d Splanakper PIM, Is to 2s Best, per doz.. 19 to 2* 01Msry. per bua.. 1* to Ie Sd Artlaboiss, per doz., Os to 6s Capsicums, ter 10 •, 41 VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMO TI,PIgs IN THE CIVIL SERVICE. Consulate Department. —There is a vacancy canoed in the consulate at St. Thomas's by the death of Mr. W. J. Emerrin, ber Majesty's consul at that island ; salary, 2001. Ordnance Department. —Mr. Munro has been appointed deputy ordnance stcrekeeper under Captain Gordon to the army in the Crimea. Mr. J. Nieholle has been appointed deputy storekeeper under Captain Gordon, with the special charge of engineers' stores. Mr. Eyre Lloyd has been ap oedema' Ordnance clerk. to do duty under Captain Gordon, Ordnance storekeeper, BJeklara. Queen's Remembrancer's•ofee.—There is a vacancy in the office of chief clerk of the Queen's Remembrancer's- I offioe, Exchequer, caused by the death of Mr. Charles Brown. The Ccm•nivariat.—Deputy-Aseistaot Commissary-Gene ral Alfred Salney has been appointed madman' comminary general. Commissary-Clerk J. 'tackle Bade,. Commissary- Clerk Alexander Clerk, and Commisary•Clcrk Arthur Stout Baynes have been appointed depetyaaaistant com miesary•generale. Customs.—Mr. Thomas Edward Morrow has been ap pointed a clerk in the Easminer'e•OSLe in Landon. Mr. Thomas Willc:cks has been cppointtd a clerk in the Losg room in Linden. Mr. George Willcocks has been ap pointed a clerk in the Examiner's cffice in Linden. Inland Revenue Department.—Stimp end Tax Branch. Mr . Edward Thomas Krogh has been appointed clerk in the Legacy Duty Department, having passed his exami nation. Excise Branch.—Mr. John Booth, a yisg•ge neral examiner, has been appointed collector of Thirst Collection. Mr. Oliver Landreth, surveying general ex aminer, hits been appointed collector of Linlitt.gow Col lmtion. Mr. George Thorne, survtying•generel examiner, has been appointed collector of Wales Micdle Cunt ction. Mr. William Band Weisman has been promoted to be the bead of the surveying-general examiners of the third elan, vies Forbes, deceased —Civil Service Casino. EXTENSIVE FIRE.—On Wednesday a serious fire broke out in the stackyard of Mr. Thomas Law, of 'Ogg's There is every reason to fear that this is an act of Mangan , m. The lose is estimated at 70 qrs. of oats, 60 qrs. of wheat, GU sh e. of baney, besides gram aries sod out-build ings. One sheep was burnt; and one man. named Cole, received injuries by the I'lll4 of part of the w`.eat hovel. — Stamford Mercury. SUICIDE BY TAXING OXALIC AClD.—Yesterday evening Me. Lsugharn held an inquest on the body of Sarah Livens, aged 43, a married woman, who had committed suicide by mixing and drinking the enormous quantity of a }lb. of oxalic acid at No. 10, Tower-street, Seven dials, in the afternoon cf Tuesday last. The jury returned a ver dictTomporary insanity." The deceased was a person of dissipated habits, and had been separated tress her hus - band on that account. SUICIDE AT WATERLOO-BRIDGE. —Last evening Mr. Lsngham held an inquest on the bode of Fano) , Elliott, aged 19, woo bad committed suicide by throwing herself from Waterloo -bridge on the previous morning. The de ceased, who was within two months of her ctinfliternent, had latter:y been in low spirits in consequence cf her deser tion by a young man named Mason,_ with whom she bad cohabited abut a year and a half. Verdict, " Temporary insanity." A MAN BURIED ALIVE.—AD inquest has been held at Clay Cross on the body of Jam iidgoote, labourer, aged 44 years. The deceased was working iu a cutting near a coal pit; one side of the hole fell in, and it was an hour and half before he could be extricated, when life was quite a extinct. A verdict of "Accidental death" was re . turned. EASTERN C OUNTIES COMMITTEE.—This Committee is prosecuting its labours with great assiduity. Mr. Levi, toe chairman, has almost " ewaekuated," as Cockaeys would say, his business in the Stock Erihatige for it. Ile M generally there long before the rest of the members, who meet at one, and rarely leave nail six. It is expected that they will not be able to does their labours until nearly the time for the adjournment ex,ires.—Flerapneh. THE CLOAK CLASPS of Russian offictra are read. of plating inlaid with gilt. These clasps are not very highly finished. Specimens are no w exhibiting by been Mr. Pegler, the silvenmitb, at Southampton. They have olPained from the fallen Muscovite officers on the Crimean battle fields. A thriving trade is carried on is that town with the Russian atolls. They ars sent home in the transports by the English sailors and soldiers to their wives and friends ! who dispose of them for small s ums to eke cut their limited La ;fees; LOWESTOPT.—Arnong the visitors who are now etayir g in this fashionable and healthy seaport, are Lord and Lady Petro, Sir Arthur Brooke, Sir George Nicholls, Lay Bigitlid and family, J. H. Gurney. Peg.. Mrs. Leboschere and family, Verey, Eig , Mr. J. K. and family, J. Jemnup, i• Gregory. K. J. Siospsm, . Rev. Mr. Bill, Rev. Dr. Irving end family. Rev. H. V. Shortiand and family, Rev. Phillip Gall, 8. Pedley, Erg ,F. liarford, Es Soon, Esq., Lient,Calonel Christie, Bag., Capt. Leckie and family. Means. Cannon, Paall, Tapper, Rills, Waymaa, Iv. MIAMI Lona-nag DAY. Oyu oViocw. The railway shun narks! to-day is rather fiat, but with little actual drop in pries. London and North Western stock is quoted 92 to ; Great Western, 661 to 1; Midland, 651 to 661 Lancashire and Yorkshire 761 to 77 ; Great Northern, 211 to 1 ; and Caledonians, 30 7-16 to 9 1-16. French shares are fiat. ORDINAII MAUD AND nocu. m . Cloing IT sterday ANA I aim m 20.011 I Ye as Ipar In i 101 7 I 274 4411 1. 30 1 SO N