The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-28 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. Waken dnif4, wlso wee stand to b. 11 Teen of age, wee sinned trp a poliernss with baying robbed a lady of . parse onnialag IL 21.6 d., aad a prescription. The poliornas saw dm bey go ■p to tbe lady, slip his lima is* her ran, take owl sewtelbioe, sod walk of with N. I went up to bin lad asked bin for whet ►. bed takes hen• dkg leap, sad I took the puns out of Isis pocket. lemeaded MI Wednesday. B awl Zug, • eats driver, vu charged with having Wes dunk while driving • drunken Um. The deisadant said be ►ad been employed in driving • ]ten•\ Isatistinu, the gave Dia a couple of glasses el Frame broody, of a deseriptiee to which he had hien quite saseseeleued, sad the eoteegae•a wu that, before he taut when be was, be lased Itimeett lying in the station been• Tbo Loyd Moyar—Bot you In old enough to kaow wlat broody b. . . . Defesiset—Yes, your lordship, bat this brandy wee a repine Mauer; it quite took me by surpeke. The Lord Mayor—Well, you will bate to pay the gees. yard musses, sad. se there has bees se previous complaint spinet yea, I shall onside, that sulkiest punishmest. Dsfesdast—Thank you, my lord. I'll cooling lapel( is future Se a little drep et the British. J. 0;4,1m of t►e sensate of Mr. W. 8. Hale, the mass. lecturer of eomposite undies, wu charged with hawk, stoles a quantity of candles, and a men of reputable appearasee, a tradesmen is the city, named Diming, WM c►arged with having riceired them. Tto prisoners were remanded. GUILDHALL. Tu A 1 MURDER of MOW-KILL. Marie the attempt to murder his wife wee nude by George Malley, at their resideece is Cock-wart, /how-bill, the police constables who have the case in hand have discovered the knife with which the attempt was made; it boa one blade, in the shape of a Spanish knife. The prisoner was brought up this day for re-examination. - - - The only a Iditional evidence alduced was as t the flndi..g or the knife, and a Cift:fiCate stating that the woman, Ellan Malley, was still tumble to -ttend. The prisoner was further remanded fur a week. BOWSTP.EET. MI. Milk Wei brought np on 'emend before Mr. Hoary chuged with stealing • gold watc► and a silver watch, under th se circumstances:—The prosecutor is a watchmaker in Storrstreet, Bedford square, and on the 21st instant, as his wife wee tuning out of the shop to go into the parlour, she saw the prisoner by the work board, and he nu out. She pre an alarm, and tie prisoner was punned and brought hack, when he took two watches from his pocket, sad laid ties ea the 'sinter. They were seen sale on the work beard s few minutes previously. The prisoner had bees resealed to allow of inquiry being made as to his character, but all the polies mold a/certain of him was, that he bad lived at the lodging•house in Charles.crist, Drury-lane. The Magistrate committed the prisoner for trial. Two men, named 7brrapkiwe alias Constar (a well-known thief) and Ohm, were charged with stealing a pane from' female, named Gordon. On Friday last the prosecuttis, an elderly female, wa proceeding along Kieg street, Bloomsbury, when two well-dressed men sopped her, and asked which we the way to Westminster. At the same time her pocket was picked of her purse, sad she gene information to PCII/OF sergeant 18 B, who was on duty there, and he went in par. suit. lie sew the prisoners making off as quickly as they could, aid took them into custody, w►en they were idea• They pre false addresses, and Oliver was knows to the prises alone as wall as the other. They disclaimed all kaowledse of the traseactios. Mr. Hem retssaded than fora week. CLEItHEN W2LL. Two hen, et the ammo of NiositA and //wpAy, were shamed with stooling a quontil of small utieles, the pro. pulp et a poet shopkeeper. The mos hosing Won proved, _ Mr. Corti* said it was a great pity that there was not wise goversmeut limitation to which such boys (whose heads seemly reached the top of the dock) could be seat. They scald be, kept there at much lose earns* to the public, sad would then be properly educated. He should said them to the House of Correction for three calendar months. The business of the court did not occupy more than a 1 quarter of an hour, and the above was Ma only ease of felony heard, the remainder of the cases Wag mane; drukos eats. SOUTUWLRIE. 1111 TVILIVIR CO3l'llllol= AND CABBY. Capf. Morpen, of the Turkish Contingent, wu so mooed before Mr. A'Beensitt, by two cabmen, for refuing ! and sisglecting to pay them their legal fare for conveying recruits from the Alm in King-stnot, Westminster, to the Bricklayer' Anna station of this &nth Eastern Railway, in the Old Lest-road. Thomas Junes, bodge 8,064, rated that about twenty minutes to eight o'clock on the morning of the 22nd inst., be was called off the stand in the Palace-yard to take up a fare in King-street, the recruiting office of the Tothash Contingent. He remained then until twenty minutes past sight, whoa be took up five of the soldiers and otionyed them to the Bricklayers' Arms station, when he arrived at twenty intents, to nine. Each of the at ntingent had heavy laggege, sad he had to wait until nine o'clock, berme Casaba Morgan had net arrived to seceive the men. When he ammo ha stand witness four shillings, but being entitled to men be refesed to receive it. Witness told the *apish' that the fan, Hine miles, was Is. 6d., three extra panne, le. 6.1., three gaarten of an hoar waiting, .1a 6d., mad lug gage 101., making in all Ss. 101. The defendant having refused to pay him hie demand, he was compelled to take the present peocenings. Captain Morgan eaid he defended the emu on public grounds, benne he really believed that both the cabmen bad attempted to extort money from him. On the 22nd instant, be ordered his sergeant•major to hire eleven cab., to be at the reerailing•ol6ce 1n King street by eight o'clock, end not before, which was the time they were engaged to drive the men to the Brieklsyers' Arms station. Before the cabs left he went to *very driver and particu larly told them they were not to take more than three sea in each of their vehicles, and of course he thought such an order would be obeyed. Ile arrived at the station at nine o'clock and discharged the cabs, when they all took four shillings each as their fares, except the prisonen, who made such extortionate demands., that he was determined not to pay them. He also considered that it was almost impossible for the complainant to drive bn min and heavy loggege three miles is twisty minutes. Mr. sh'fieekett was of the atm, opinion, and the Dom plainant might coneider himself lucky he was not taken into tatted, for furious driving. . .. The embalm said his was a young horse, and could easily go Wu miles an hour. Mr. A'Beckett said he must order Captain Morgan to pay the cabman 6s. 4d., u he had no evidence to contradict his maw:Kent. The other cabman, William Thomson, 62x1, claimed 61., which the captain sou also ordered to pay, with the costa Captain Morgan paid the money, but considered he had been impoeed upon by the cabmen. WORSHIP-STREET. OX PVILIC 8 Sarah Btrtrerjtekl, a young woman with twin Infants at her breams, and a child two years of age by her aide, was brought before Mr. Hamadll charged with br gging. H. Major, an officer of the Mendic;iy Society, stated, that in consequence of several letters having been received by the society from respectable inhabitants in the neighbourhood of Mila.ead, somplainiog of a woman, answering the prima. er's deseription, being incessantly sits ng on their door stops, etching sympathy by the exhibition of babies, he was directed to proceed to that locality and ascertain if she were an impostor. At 4 o'clock yesterday he found her near the workhouse with the three children, holding a hoz of matches in one hand, which, however, was not purehand by limy one, although ahe,l in la very brief spasm of time, re ceived mosey from three different wayfarers. He therefore took her into custody. He had sines ascertained that for t►e last three mouths she had visited nearly all parts of the town is this meaner. On one occasion she had bees offered the " house," but indignantly refused it. Mr. Hammill observed that the trade she followed was ao doubt far too lucrative for each an offer W be accepted, and silted if the children were her own 1 Defendant said they were, bat she was not a married 1130.1.11; she dill cohabited with the father. It kind people THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, me her nosey sad refused the goods else had It ins se belt of here. Mr. lisearnitll observed that she wee, in her own opinion, ananifestly very canning in evading the law, but he should anlesitatiagly send her for 14 dap to the Rosso of Cot reeks mane eh* at ones consented to go into the work house with her offspring. Defendant persisted in her refusal so to do until locked .p for a wranderable tins in the all, when she thought better of it and soorpted the sonditioae. THAMIRL • P•IIILT Or THIIIIVIS. Two girls noised Smith, aged 19 and 17, were charged with being in piresecnon of halt a ham end eight yards of cotton print, inspected to have boss stolen or unlawfully procured. William Copping, a police wadable, Ito. 379 X, stated bb that the real name of the prisoners was Haw, and they be longed to a family of thieves. Their father, who lived in 1 1 4 Queen Ann-street, Whiteohapel-road, and had a email street stall in the New-road, Whiteithapel, had 11 1 bees twice convicted of felony, and on ono occasion he 27 4 1 (Copping) found there 100 silk handkerchiefs which bad 1 . 4 t . boos stolen. Oa Wednesday the brother, only ten years s t . of ego, was detected in curling a tan pounds of t ham from a shop, and was sentenced to two months* Imprisonment and hard labour. He had seen the pri- KAMM their father, brother, undo, and aunt turn out airy in the morning on marauding expeditions, bat the, so were so sunning that they managed, except in the in stases, be mentioned, to elude the vigilance of the s• police. Ho saw the two prisoners together yester• day with something under their cloaks. Ha took t o them into custedy, and found upon one half a ham, weigh. leg and on the other eight yards of cotton print, In sufficient for a dress. He had no doubt the property was It. St. stolen. ... Mr. Yardley directed the twistable to endeavour to And it the owners of the property, and remanded the prisoners. ::: Subsequently, Mr. Yardley decided on disposing of the so ease at once, sad be sentenced the youngest prisoner to two NI months' imprieonment and bud labour, and the eldest to le ' e't six weeks' imprisonment and hard labour. ta i l SWEARING IN OF THE NEW SHERIFFS. (THIS DA r) This morning Alderman Kennedy and Alderman ii< et. Rose, the newly-sleeted sheriffs for the eity of London and 3 4 satiety of Middlesex, entertained the Muter., Wardens, and us Court of Assistants of the Clockmaken and Byes- t Melee:Laker. Companies, to which they respectively io belong, to a splendid breakfast at the Alblon T , previous to their proceeding to the Guildhall in state to be 26 sworn in and mums their year of ogles, and at half-past one M o'clock the Lnd Mayor and the leading Aldermen, with C . the usual civic functionaries, entered the hall and took is his seat on the hustings, when the nasal oaths were admi- .1 aistered ►y the Town Clerk to the Sheriffs, and to Mr is senior. Under-Sheriff, after which the court retired, the new Sheriffs being invited to take their seats la the Bt. Court of Aldermen. BWRAIING IN OF FRI NSW ALDIRNAN FOR FAZI/ING• R. DON-WITRIN.—RI the Court of Aldermen held after the filt ewearing•in of the new Sheriff', Alderman Eaglet.= wu in• up traduced by a deputation from the Wud of Farringdon• lb within, and har as taken the customary oaths, took his seat i t at the Court as Alderman of the Ward, in room of the St. late Alderman Kelly. et. SO Tim BALTIC FLEET.—A telegraphic mammy ; rived this day from Throttle, states that the Bulldog had ro weird with the mails. All the high-pressure blecluships 25 had left for Englaud, and the weather rationed unsettled. 2 2 : SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT IN BEEMONDSEI-STREST. ep —This morning a Ilse young tam named James Caanard, aged 24 years, fell from a refold a depth of 40 feet, and is sustained a compound fracture of the legs and other in- 6 judo,. He was conveyed to Guy's Hospital, where he remains in a precarious state. et ATTEMPTED &MCI DIL —This morning Mr. William ' Bryant, aged 48 years, of Deptford road, was ►rought to ec Lazarus Ward, Guy's Hospital, with his throat frightfully cut. The unfortunate man had been is a despoading way al for some time, he was discovered t►is morning in his bed- I room, weltering is a pool of blood, sad a earning knife 82 ' lying by his side. Little hopes are entertained of his re- I V covert'. 70 - . SUICIDE THROUGH DISAPPOIRTRD APTICTION.— This meriting Eliza T , a housemaid, in the ..vies of S e t Dr. W. 11. Neville, of Esher, hang herself in her bedroom. at Oa the drawers in the room were two pieces of paper, on 144 which were written the following Please to laic over Sic the plate and linen. If any of the sherds are missing los t will Gad them alder the bed. Lacy (her fellow servant) at. perhaps you wiU now see the sakied neater in which you st have treated me. Good bye." The deceased had latterly 50 been disappointed in her athleticism, sad had several times to said she would throw herself is the water. ra Bt. EXTENSIVE F 11112.-00 Tuesday, at mid-day, is iii Oa sea as Mr. Matthew Coot's tars, at Valetas, arm is Loath, were busy threshimg with the steam anabiao, one of tt en observed a fire in ma of the stacks, spgammtly about ac. elm sin of a man's hand, sad, in spit. et tbs amissassems at. to pat it out, it rigid till It burst the esti» eta* sod also !ti *then whisk stood contiguous, cousumiug 200 qrs. of what, 10 acres of oats, and 1 stack of tares, also two waggons and a cart. The loss sustained is calculated at between 1,0001. ad 1,6001. AU dm &sisals au the farm wets reamed. St. A GALLANT FEMALE Doxzeric.—Early this week st. ea attempt was made to break tato the Abbey fun blase, ip Little Coggeshall. The maid somas; hearing a noise about eleven o'clock, looked out of the *amber window, when 10 she saw a man in the set of entering the parlour window, a at second standing at a little diatom*, as If upon the watch. St. She immediately procured hoe master's gun, which she fortenately found loaded, opened the window, sad Seed at Mm one of the fellows; bat though her mange was good her 2 3 aim was deteetim. the burglars making off. 10 A RUSSIAN PLEA FOR MESCL—The following St. article appeared is the &biog.*. Tiatingar of the 14th 10 10 of August:—" The danger is past, at least for the present; 10 Sweaborg has ceased to smoke; Use roar of the guns no 1.0.6 longer deafens the ear as daring the eventful days of the 9th at. and 10th of August. No 'invincible armada meets the 10 sight; the horism is once more clear, bet Heleingfors is no 2 ' longer itself. The feeling of security has not returned ; life I n and excitement have vanished. Nothing more desolate can 23 exist the the appearance of Relsingtors daring the last few days. The incessant moving sad tramporting of valuables, (similar*, mad efectsuf all deseriptions, is beyond belief ; the wrests are Ailed with them, mad the man road to the into- ii•;1;elaos line of sorts, waggons, and fogitivee; the mese bales the power of language to powetny. Rskinglets and is its inhabitants used to be known for their tranquillity is and pommilde monditioa, hat now they labour under that 90 most motagioes fever, the pasta of fear. And what do we * feet ? We hope oar enemies have not lost all feelings of humanity sad pity. They siertainly have not, up to the s , present time, spared private property, sopeeiallv vessels of 100 every denomination. Still it ought to be barn. in mind 100 that hers the question involves the safety of a whole town, 23 a whole roolmathaity-a small one, perhaps, but cantering in ,r o itself the little all of the inhabitants end the deepest into- l eo rests of the Plaited nation ; a city that Ism a right to be 30 respected, not only la the same of humanity, but in that of civilisation. It ought to he remembered that, es some deeds I add imperishable laurels to a nation's and an individual's s name, others leave a stain which for ever remains recorded 9: in the future pages of history." VALUE OF SGSEP.-Mr. Drew, of Eostmm, has 1 10i ei given the results of his experiments on various breeds of 160 sheep is a letter which appears in the Royal Age cultural T o Society's Journal. He considers it proved that the setae los quantity of food that will suffice for 100 Cotswold will ••4 suffice for 103 L ioesters, 115 Hempshire Dower, 128 lee pure-bred or Sasses Dawn , or 115 Croce - bred D or awn Al Cotswolds. Oa this supposltioa the results in money, supposing each lamb or tog to be sold as mut- r, ton at the year's end, would be as follows : 711 - Cotswolds, 11.. 4d. per fleece, 38s 4d. carcase, 495. Bd. 10 single leg, sad 2481. fit. 81., satire flack. Leicester, fleece 90 its. 10d , careen 32c. 7d., single tog 424. 6d , entire 11 Ink 10 2221. 12s. 93. Susses Downs, proportions 6s. 110., 16 335. 9d., 40s. Bid , and 2041. 2..66. Hampshire Downs, 9. , 365. 10d., 465. 101., and 2631. 10e. 10d. ; cross:towed, 10 9.. 110., 41s. 2d., Ms. ltd., and 2921. 10,. The term "en- 19 tire dock "is supposed to imply the number of sheep that 10 could be kept on what would solace for 100 Cotswolds, tee 10 proportions being given as above. Se SALES OP SOUTHDOWN SHEEP.-Mont of the im portant annual sales of 800thdovon sheep have taken place. IC At the annual sale and letting of the Goodwood fl irk rams 11 let for the season at prices ranging from 10 to 40 guineas, V the latter being the highest price, and the nest three 281., . 261.. and 231 The Sauthdown ewes sold for from 6/. 16s to 221. each. Mr. Rigdsn. breeder of Hove, near Brighton, has sold 140 ewes, : 90 fal3mosthed and 60 allerdings, 12 rams, and 20 ram lambs ; sadist 1111 at elan lamb.. The fell mouthed ewes were sold at prime ranging from 21 15s. to To. ; shoarllng•wes. from IL 160. to Si. 10s. The prices of the rams that were sold imaged from 6 to 20 guineas, and of the ram lambs from 6to 71 guineas. Of the rams forlettiog one two years old, which gained priers at Carlisle and Saws, was let to Mr. *stars, of Rartham, for 60 guineas; a one year old, which Raised poises at Carlisle and Sussex, was let to Lord Walainghass for 30 guineas ; another to Mr. Rail, for 31 guise's ; one to Messrs. Hammon and Ang merirg, for 30 guineas ; and a throe year old, which gained • prise at Paris, to Mr. J. Felder, for 20 guineas. At the Lthdport eels a one poor old ewe (stoked 46,., and full mouthed ditto from 40.. to 83s. At Lewes the prices 26e. to 42a. ; lambs, 16s, to 26..; withers, 281. to 39.. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoox. The railway share market to-day is quieter, and the recovery of yesterday afternoon is not in all oases maintained. Great Western stock has receded 1 per ant., being quoted 641 to 66. Caledonians have declined to 291 to 1 ex div. London and North Western stock is quoted 911 to 92 ; Midland, 641 to 66; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 751 to 76; Great Northerne, 211 to 1; South Euterpe, 17 to 1; and Berwick", 171 to 1. 1 1 French lines are rather flatter. Northern. are quoted 34 to 1; Eastern', 341 to 361; and Paris and Lyons, 221 to 231 prem. Ardennes Railway shares have receded to 1 di.. to 1 prem. 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Ir • L I. 10 I 7+:A t►pmzi lb I S t Si .0 9 — Vaita Poes=likver Lawl Quarts leek tautns', Ina Os. New tooth aortrallan ...... all rta Croft Waited all Waller Wirt Martprea....... it t Thatioratis by Amps' chid. Of Lae4os _ 6S British Bonn Minden I Cluttered Bank of Ana Detour led,anakCe City Cokeisi Caniniereial or Leaden reg.lletik Aust.Clunt- Leetleirtilmliatioat. s ti BANK& In V 69 id sp I 51 53 4 i tia rd r ii i 4 Si lel 17} 19 lib I die SS 40 4:viset. DIM Nor ... Web 10.11=4. Imam Joist Ms* gawks Is Woilailiales Mt. Ptew. d Viand of Ilse Ilse& Wale ..-. irk Prolimil el=- 11,420a.1111.40 .Ip.Os. Vogel Bride% Swath Australia IV= el Animas . D. New Mika d Led= is" . .r i poi S 4 116 41 41 14 14 Ihrtra *Oralanll Ammar heed Mah.. Berth Widen=le .—. lertilhaaohniarl.. N 41 111 71 • • - IS $0 1$ 4 di. 69 61 160 170 111 14 144 11A 6 64 Ii I If 111 $ 10 I Si 1 111 3 iPa 1 r ii =I Orm Palse $ Preemess 4 Crystal Mee of hemp. Ileg.leAselogia Oopper 111•14419 Iblempb le Nora SOL 111~ar 1' Cb. O. Inn law oelllo4 10 bireltirrmialiseLTei. la Vezina h I Nadmal reel to Nollmenile 10 Ile. 6:03.1 0.CLPW.14.411014 140 Kw. RemelkilLlNPLeo 1 I Nor* Orb. Avstrak44o4 10 North at Mom 1 °meta Oms lmago . PosUltiorlmidklNUaral 50 . PabsAftismal Mum Creeendl IrisOimpop. 00 II•pal esetlia Ararts.buralm. I I De. Now iellaariedles - 1M Ileamselin i r oo p ,0 1 I n t. umasso =Ds. MON I 100 I Via Dismiatilini Ie II hit it 14 14 TRAFFIC RETURNS. MU. Pas. Mir. Toes:, Total 24116111AT1L oged wows. dr MM. 1/16. 1914 Vat MOS 11699194949 XL A A A ill 1114: 6 14•1" . Usenkka, gal MN We 2,487 3.611 iribers OrarstLefilk. Ng llNlsra 11450 a 417 13.946 9.415 43.181 22,501 =r are 93 ton tut 6.103 5.767 is. 3 Y.i.i6lat . r6 trot 7 , 47 ,261 11.833 lima Mae le 3,1. 0 $.441 6.641 46 , 1 SWIM 1.504 1.473 2.979 2.691 111111d666 0 1 1 gia . ...... lll 364 451 815 937 Ilm& =IN Mite E. Ise 1091 17,853 19.345 57.196 33,600 lautes ita s= t.* 4 ......: .. Oll 194 1.065 1,339 907 Wog _ Bl l o9l thrk Nikki slid f BMW •••• 4.400 1.302 6,762 Wok man Sigambir l& Out Nee& If Ilesdra * Walk adios Sellialbsill 333 788 41111 418 le/ RAILWAY ACCIDENT. —W. Gaon, aged 72, whilst in a sate of intoxication, pt en to the Erewash Valley Railway. He was run over by a coal train, consisting of 62 waggons, 30 of which went over him. His body was cut into several pieces, and his bead smashed to atom. ACCIDENT TO A DIRECTOR'S Taane.—The other day one of the railway gates ea the Great Northern line was mashed by a small pima the directors have to travel on the line with. Four geatiemeu were in the carriage at the time of the accident, bat fortunately none of them sus _ Mined injury. ALLEGED USE OF CHLOROFORM IN A RAILWAY Cassias* —A few days ego, a gentleman stepped into a first class carriage of the See o'clock train from Glasgow, and seating himself comfortably in a corner, laid hie head back, end knew little in ire about his position or where- Ames, till, startled from a sort of slumber by the stopping of the train, he looked out and found himself at Greeeock instead of Paisley, the latter being hie proper destination. He mentioned hie surprise and disappointment to three fellow-pos.lspm well-dressed rung man, who passed the oeea over with a joke, and left him. Shortly after wards he found, that he had been robbed of 101. by the way ; and there is reason to sappoee,from certain eymptoms which have been stated, that shortly after the starting of the train from Glasgow, chloroform had been administered to him in his half-dosing condition, and the robbery effected by his ((Maw-travellers. FORTUNE-TELLING.-All, old woman residing in Red Lima- U Spalding, named Reynolds, has been can. victed of obtaining money from a girl named Carter, by:pro f. ming to tell her fortune, and sent to prison for the offence. To this artful " revealer of Ware destinies" her conviction on the fair day most have been a serious loss, for, says oar Informant, her house wee throsged with patties unto= to know their fate. THE BABY-SHOW MOVEMENT.-A second baby show has taken plies in Raglead—at Witham's, the sea bathing place of Hull. The pecuslary success of the first, held at Boston, seems to have stimulated adventurers in a allaus parts of Reiland to get up similar exhibitions. A show one a large wale is now moosseed to take plate at Man chester. About 4,000 persons attended at Without's, 3,000 of whom travelled by railway. This epeeulatins also proved a profitable one. Greet disappointment, however, was masifested by the mothen of about 150 children for whom prises were not awarded. ATTEMPT TO NANO A LAD.-A miscreant in the garb of a drover seised a little boy named Abbott whilst attending to some pigs in a field in the occupation of Mr. Scott, of Clayworth, Ltueolasbire, and he not only threatened bat attempted to hang the lad, whom cries brought help from some men who were working a &steam ff. The mandrel escaped. girt !!..' 30 - Tai FY* 1 ; 7111 ni:iiel f!••°' *MO 14.040 100,000 HOAX 14.100 28, 1, - 111 all 1 Ma i 1 1 0 100 166 32 3 11l 2g I 1 411 . . . . MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Caoos. The English funds were fairly supported at the commencement of business, but have since shown renewed flatness. Prime are now quoted 1 to per cent, lower than they closed yesterday. Consols were first marked 881 for the 12th Oct., but have since receded to 881 to I. For money the current quotation is 881 to 1. Exchequer Bonds mark 981 to 99; and Exchequer Bills, 4e. dis. to par. The foreign stock market is quieter. Turkielt Siz per Cents are rather better, at 86 to /, whilst the New Four per Cent. scrip remains at 11 to 11 dis. French scrip is 1 to 11 prem. Spanish Old Three per Cents. have been dealt is at 38 to 1; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 191; Dutch Two•and-a-Half per Cants. at 641 to 1; and Mexican at 211. At a meeting of the ironmtutters, held yesterday, at Wolverhampton, it was decided that an advance of 11. per ton on bar iron shall take place, making the price 91. per ton. New sheets of coupons on the Danish Three per Cent. Loan of 1826 will be delivered to the bond holders by Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sops on or after the Ist October. The existing coupons will be exhausted after the payment of the next half yearly dividend, due on the 30th inst. The last week hu witnessed no revival of business in American securities. Present prices, which are merely nominal, are thus reported by Megan. D Bell, Son, and Co. : Isdseastle. Dividends. Prices. United Males 6 per Ceuta. 1807.1866 Jan. and July 105 107 Do. 6 ;faggot. Bde .. 1888 Jan. and July 108 106 Canada 6 perOent. St.llets 1876 Jan. and July 114 115 California 7 per Cent. 84 18/0 Jan. and July 80 82 Maryland3preCt.6ter.lids Jan. and July 921 $3l Maseadtosett: Spirt:Later ' bag Bowie —4 p. and Oct. 109 103 Peassylvala 3 argots — Feb. and Aug. 78 V eannsylvsala per:A. Rds 1871 eb. and mg. 83 84 South Carolina' p Ct. Bela parlays) 1838.1868 Jan. and July 97 98 Virginia 6 per Ct. Bt. Bda lBBB Jan. and July 85 84 Virginia 6 per Cent.Boods 18a6 Jan. and July 881 89 Montreal 6 per Cents. 1836- 1 145 Msrth ' 8.9t4 83 85 April and Oat. New Orleans 6 per Cant Stock Pittsburgh 6 per Ct. Brock 1889.1685 Divers 76 74 Winds Coon al 7 per Cant 1975 April and Oct. 76 77 Miaow Central 7 per Cent Freeland bonds Michigan Central 8 par Ct 1660 April and Oct. 96 97 New York Central 7 per Cent.. oonvertible ... 1E64 June and Dee. 95 97 New York Central 6 on Cent., not convertible ... 1893 May and Nov. 92 84 New York k Erie 7 per Ct let New TOTlt agi Erie 7 per Ct. Ird mortgage lBB3 Wank& Sept. 85 87 New York and Brie 7 par Ct., Convertible New York and Fais 7 per Cent., finking fond 1875 Feb. and Any. to 01 Panora? pug. let oat ater.Bdo.notconv. 1859 June lodger. 96 97 Ditto ditto _ _ rainallvanla Oen" 6 per Cant.,lBtmongate, ate vertibie till 1860 A preliminary meeting of the creditors of Messrs. C. J. Mare and Co., shipbuilders, of Blackwell, took place yesterday at the Guildhall Coffeehouse. A statement of assets and liabilities was laid before the meeting, from which it appeared that the account ants, Messrs. Quilter, Ball, and Co., estimate that a surplus of 25,0001. will be realised by the sale of the business property. It was, however, stated on behalf of Mr. Mare, that the real surplus would probably reach 100,0001. if the property be not sacrificed. A committee of five gentlemen was appointed to assist the official assignees to carry on the business until the 12th of October, when the trade assignees will be appointed. In land shares yesterday the only feature was a fur ther decline of about Si. in those of the Canada Land Company. Bank stocks were quiet. East and West India Dock stock was dealt in at 119 to 120; London Dock at 1014 ; and General Screw Steam at 141 to 1. Annexed are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange List :—lneuranee shares: Al bion, 83; Alliance, British and Foreign. 181,1 ; ditto, Marine, 391 ; Church of England, 31 ' • Clerical, Medical, and General Life, 21; City of London, 21 ; Equity and Law, 54 ; European Life, 181 ; Beale, 61 ; English and Scottish Law Life, 41, 1; Globe, 105; General, 54; Guardian, 611, 4 ; Law Life, 69; London and Provincial Law, 2# ; Legal and General Life, 51; London, 291, # ; Marine, 394; Medical, Invalid, and General Life, 34; Minerva, 6; National Provincial Life, 14; do., Fire, 11; Phoenix, 180; New Equitable, 1; Provident Life, 381; Palladium Life, 3}; Rock Life, 8$; Royal Exchange, 226; United Kingdom, 51 ex div. ; Union, 250, 255; Victoria Life, ss. Canal shares : Ashton and Oldham, 139 ; Binning- ham, 93; Derby, 84 ; Grand Junition; 40 ; ditto Guaranteed 6 per cent., 121; Leicester, 494; Maccles field, 514; Oxford, 110; Stafford and Worcester, 425; Stourbridge, 290; Peak Forest, 86; Regent's, 141 ; Rochdale, 60; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 28; Warwick and Birmingham. 234; Warwick and Napton, 11; Wilts and Berke, 4} ; Worcester and Birmingham, 19. Gas and Coke Companies : British Provincial, 20 ; Brighton, 15; Equitable, 35 ; Great Central, 12 ; Imperial, 884 ; ditto New, 26 1 , 25 ; ditto Debentures, 220 ; Phoenix, 30!; Ratcliff (201. shares-161. paid), 16 ; Surrey Consumers, 11; United General, 204, ; Westminster Chartered, 50, 501 ; ditto New, 9!. Waterworks stocks : Berlin, 6! ; East London, 102 f, ex div. ; Grand Junction, 70 ; Kent, 781; South wark and Vauxhall, 894 ; West Middlesex, 91; ditto ditto (51. Is. paid), f prem. Bridge Companies : Hungerford, 12 ; Vauxhall, 211; Waterloo, 34 ; ditto Old Anna. of 81., 324 ; ditto new ditto of 71., 28. THURSDAY EVINUSO. The directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly board to-day, realised the general expectation by raising their minimum rate of discount from 4i p2r cent., at which it has stood only since the 13th inst., to 5 per neut. Prior to this announcement the Eaglish foods showed additional heaviness, but receipt of the notification a rally set in, and the 'losing quotations were about the same as those cur -1 rent at the close of the Stock Exchange yesterday. The public are again considerable buyers of stock' but the continued sales by the Bank of Eng. land and others more than neutralise these investments. There is, however, an evident increase of speculation for the fall in the Consol market. Exchequer securities show further depres sion, being unfavourably influenced, apart from the present pressure for money, by the apprehension that a large fresh issue of Exchequer Bills must take place towards the close of the year. The bills have fallen to 55. to Is. discount, and Exchequer Bonds to 98; to 99. Ia the other departments of the Stock Exchange the tendency this afternoon was generally rather more favourable, owing to the hope entertained that this rigid adoption of restrictive measures by the Bank will at length check the efflux of gold, and render the money market more 'settled in character. It was stated, however, that a further amount of gold was to day withdrawn from the Bank of England, and the belief was that this operation could be only as account of the Bauk of France. In Lombard-street the rates of discount are now telly equal to those of the Raok of England. Tbs discount houses have raised their rate for money at , toll to 4 per cent., and to 4; per cent. if a week's patine be given. The several joint stock banks have also raised their rate for money on deposit to 4 pr cent. At Paris to-day the French funds closed at a further lall off to ; per cent. The impression here with re gard to the state of that bourse continues unfavole able, and oar dealers are greatly inc:ined to keep the vices of French railway and other securities rather below those current at Paris. Consols opened at 881 to / for the 12th Oct., fell to 881 to 1, recovered, on the Bank movement, to 88; to I, and were quoted at the close of the Stock Exchange at 88; exactly. The further decline which wee established after the close of regular business yesterday is thus recovered. For money the quota tion ruled I. per cent. lower than for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, foe money, 881, foe mount, 12th October, 88j, a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 991„ India Bonds, par. One of the chief features of the Stock Ex to-day wu a renewal of most violent fluctuatiti li t i st Turkish Six per Cents. At one period of the more. ing the price, which wu quoted at 4 o'clock yes terday at /341 to had fallen to 811, the panic being increased by the difficulty of raising money upon this stock in Lombard-street and elsewhere. On the re covery in Consols, the quotation rose with extraor dinary rapidity to 854 to 88, and the closing quota tion was 841 to 85. The market for this stock continues very unsettled, and the frequency and vio lence of the oscillations render operators cautions ist touching it. The Turkish Four per Cent. Guaranteed Scrip fell in the morning to 21 discount, but had recovered at the close to 14 to 11 discount. This security is chiefly prejudiced by the large amount floating in the market, in face of the accruing instalments. Mexican bonds were weaker, and several other descriptions showed flatness, though unmarked by any material change in price. MINES.-THIS .DAY. Two o'CLoow. The gold mining shares remain very dull. --- Santiago shares, on which a call of 11. is to be paid by the 29th of November, have been dealt in at 4. In other foreign and colonial mining stocks no bnbiness is recorded in the Stock Exchange. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list et yesterday's sales: C,mdurroer, 160 ; Cargoll, 161; But Buller, 7j; Ivy bridge, 301., 31c. 32a. ; Lady Bertha, Ur., 401.; Rorrimpos, Ir. 9d., la. 7d., 2'., u. 6d.; &midge Cossets, 614-16, 7; Tamar Consulr, 21; Trewetha, 21; West Franca, 2031 Wheal Grenville, 21. COMMERCIAL AND MAREBTB. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The wbeat trade in Mark-lane was firm this morning at the rates of Monday last. The demand fur export to Franc* continues to a moderate extent. Flour was quite as dear IS before. Barley was in very short supply, and its value wee well maintaieed. - - - - - - - Oats were M increased 'apply from abroad, but purthaaes could net be made on eagle/ terms. Beans and peas were unchanged. ARRIVALS 124T0 LONDON FReSt SEPT. 24 TO On English. Scotch. lAAA. Yortigia. EWA" 690 • •••• MIA 3O 1050 18720 Mgt. O5O }leer, 1,31 undo, 1,600 barrels. I W beat. 60s. Bd.; Bar*. Ni. 9d.; Oals, 04.; Beans, 46.. id. ; Pew, 421. IMPRRIAL AVERAORS. LOlllO3ll AT' 265. 7d.; Hy; 1 L k 841 Wneat.atiey.l nata. I eye. &w . . slaw. Aug. IR ... ... 751 9d1241 24.29. ldl2a 44 Ha 6‘ 30 14 25 .„ ... 794 74 34e k 27. ed 43. et 46e 4d 40a ad 9i. 295 Sd 12a 7d 10. 94 3 Sept. 1 ... ... 72. 7d 34a 8 ... ... 74a lad 359 9: 28. 3d 43e Ild 47e 104 '.9e 4d 15 ... ... 76. 93 35a 9d 73. 64 45s 74 48 a Od 3. id 13 ... ... 77e Id 35e 64 28. gd 474 gd 494 Idrlk Ild 6 weeks' A. Arta. 75e 2d Us Ild Us 61 44a 3d 474 64114141 4d Derr.—Whost.l3arlay, Oats, dee. BOWL. and Pea.. la. klu.*. Aug. 16. Aug. 15. Sept. I. Sept, fi. — 77 11 —,—........ .. 1 .... 76 9 .. 73 ....71 ., ..... 7 10 73 7 ...... r __ ... l 1 ..... 7. 73 7 ::: 1 771 '''''" l I ... ••• e.spe. IS. Sept. 91. ... ... ... -THE DAY. '4_. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. - ' (D 7 memrs'no TRLRoiRr (PROlt OUR OWN CORRISPONDINt.. At the Liverpool Corn Ezobange to-day the attendance of buyers was fair, with a moderate amount of beelines. with out any Omega in prices. The weather sins* last market day has been showery. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Fluomx—The market opened on Tuesday with a firm and active appearance, and extreme prices were paid, but to- wards the close of the week the demand was lees animated, and the result shows a fair go amount of bovines dons at last wetk's currency, the transactions in cargoes of foreign afliat have been few. The refined market has been swirly, good brown lamps Ms., grocery 55t. to 565. CorrEE.—Thers bavo been large quantities of plantation Ceylon offered in public sale tbi. week, and a portion was bought in by the importers to suetalei prices. TEL —The telenraphic despatch received this morning from China has canoed some excitement in the market, and. holders very generally refuse to sell at yesterday's prises, although there appear to be large buyers at those rates. Medium Coupe is inquired for. RICE —A very large amount of business was done at the commencement of the week, at a slight advance ; since when the demand ham been limited. Rum —A large business has been done during the week at fully Id. advance. Leeward., 2s 4d. to 2s, sd. proof; fine Demerara, proof, 2a. 81. ; Jamaica of high strength, 31 10d. to O. 2d. B.tuarlerkE.—The demand has been limited, and prime have with difficulty been supported. Smits —A fair business done this week at full prises. COTTON.—The transactions have boon low sad unimpor tant this week; prices are unaltered. JUTE hag sold at previous rates. Inox —Scotch Pig declined to 784. 6d. FAVlT.—Currents : The market has been rather inactive, but prices have been supported. Raisins, Valeocias : a large business has been done to arrive, at 41s. to 425., importers now refusing to sell at 435. New muscatels of fine quality sold at 801. to 105 s. Pim, sew Turkey, sold at 80s. to 87e. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. --- The market is firmer, with more dispositica to buy. Town tallow is quoted Us. nett cash ; Petenbarg Y.C. on 1 the spot, Ms. 3d.; October to December, 68s. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. _ _ . We have a much sliorie7sttp;li of beasts, and for choicest qualities there is a better demand ; consequently prices are tether higher. The number of sheep is also small, but the demand is still limited, sod it is with difficulty that • min advance is realised in some instances. The lamb masa is nearly over, and only some of the best ars sale able. Prices are well maintained for good calves. From Germany and Holland there are 268 beats, 1,410 sheep, 258 calves,'snd 10 pigs; Spain, 60 beast ; Northern and Midland Counties, 600 beasts; Lod 85 Milch cows from the Home Counties. re, euris °MIAs. a4.a d. Par lame et 21ba ad.o. a. -I.rt Scot,. Herefords 4 8 6 0 I Peg Dna a 116.-b4l. St 0 0 0 0 94918bort•borna itene4 attallty BOUM" 2 8 3 6 , Do. do. Fborn 0 9 0 a 3 8 6 0 Ewes and 1,0.nd gleillty 3 81 4'A ?1,9 , Dm 410 6 2 lambs . 4 4 6 4 11 em. at market. 1,048: &alb sod lambs. 0,460 ; * Wm, 392: Om N ' on - - - HIDES.-THIS DAY. LEADZNIIALL.-The present prices are .--661bs. to 641b5., ; 641bs. to 721b5., 30. to 4d. ; 721 M. to bibs., 4d. to 41d. ; 80th.. to 88Ibs., 4d. to 41d. ; 88114. to 96114., 40. to 41d. ; 96Ibs. to 104114 , 40. to 5d.; lOtlbs. to 112181., 416. to 60. Horse hides, 61. 6d. Calf Skins, light, 2s. to 3a.; full, 6e. 6d. BIHMONDSEY.-Sheep skins, polled, 31. 64. to 41. 64.; !Cents and halt-breds: 3s. 2d. to 31. Bd.; Downs, 21. 9d. to 3s. 2d.: lambs, 2s. 9d. to 45. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. THIS DAY. Meese,. Pattenden and Smith report that tke demand for weald of Kent sad SUSHI hope is moot extensive, and the anaply not equal to meet 1 104 at present, titian have therefore advanced. Weald Kent , and Sussex 4s. to 6s. por COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walla End Riddell. 20s. 61 ; Walls End Hilda, 2 0s. ; Walls End Booth Hatton, 225. 6d.-7 fresh ships at 'market. The P:ymotith Journal says Mr. J. C. Mare was our "Coming Man." Hie leaden only recently boasted of the in which he was going to walk over the course whenever a new Parliament enabled him again to enter within the walls of St. Stephen's. But the prestige of hie wealth is goes, and with that his chance of sitting for Ply mouth, which he had the lolly to think was his pocket borough. A piece of Balaklava rock, brought over by the steam ship Lion, of Hull, is being exhibited in Mr. Blake luck's window, in the Messedpla, L iuth. A law has been pin California for the due observance of the Sabbath, and the proprietors of circuses and gambling dens readily succumb, and advertise that they shall do everything according " to law and order." Virginia bred and exported 100,000 slaves between 1840 and 1850, whieb, at the low vales of 50 dollars or 10/. each, gives a revenue of 1,000.0001. in bumen fl lib alone. DETERMINED dow nySUlClMB.—Yeaterd Mr. Payne held an in n est on the body of • wam Elisabeth Conon, of Rote court, Fore-street, who had committed self destruction—first, eu•tiust her throat, and then by hanging, herself. Sbe bad been for a long time in a despontliog state of mind. Verdict accordingly —About half-pan 6on the same morning, James Johnson, a Custom house officer on board the Soho steamship, lying off the Custom-house, ran up from his berth in his shirt. end threw himself tato the river. His two colleagues, who was on d e ck, m ade every 'Tot to save him, but in vain. His body was found In • bout three hours afterwards off Horeelydows. He had been summoned to appear before the board for owe default of duty h , and it le *upland that that circum stance had preyed upon is Wad 131 i tia s a U 4/ ili 21 SI a NI I 7 1 I li,iiii 00,000 100, 12,0 01X) 00 11,000 26,60 i 00,900 10,000 0,000 10,000 1006 103,000 100,000 10,000 100,000 60,000 10,000 10,000 1,000 10,000 00,000 4,000 P'.•1121.. MVO] 8.(1°41 11,10 3,0001 10,0001 15.0001 iu oat 20,00 118,1173 MOM 1 aTi 14 se en 0 di it s 26 110 12i 7 7 4 3 . 114 IS ““a