The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-13 00:00:00

DESPATCH OF BARON RICASOLI. TLe following are the most interesting portions , f hones Iticaeoli's circular, dated Turin, July 31, 1.. which allusion has been already made by tele 11.hic .le4patch : The Utahans have not forgotten the solemn words which .strut and rename ally eshlreseed to them ou touching tl. ..41 of liberated Leadenly "He all soldiers. to-day, :hat son may to• morrow be the free citizens of a great g non." For military service forms citizens to tem p r...ess mod discipline .• give them the con,eioulass e .1 their owe dignity and strength, sod render these familiar with all those manly and austere virtues are myessary to the exercise cal preservation of !deity. Mon-over. if good auntie' are iailispensable for the Isles. e •f the precious ac.piisitioes of the natiou, by the siatideeee with which a well-armed people inspires its fru ode. and the respect which it imposes noun enemies, they A pow , dui tie-ins of obtaining pacific triumphs ; or when. notwithstauding our endeavours, peace is dis t:coed. these armies arise to render • perturbation, which se would ant have provoked, leas durable and less fatal to the central interests of Europe. .trel now, if we cast a gknee on the path in which we have Litherto wallies!, audit we measure it with the grandeur of ice.:-. it seems to me that we have the right to feel great t..faction. Rut if we mat our eves oc the road we Lase still to go, we use that it is rough, difficult, full of 'cares and peril.. We are sot, however, alarmed at it, s ea we vesture to repent with just pride that Italy has hen made one. Ves, Italy is created, although part of ILiy is still melee the power of the foreigner: for we certain that Europe, seeing us well organised, well anael. and strong, will he convinced of our right to possess altogether our territory, and will God a guarantee of repose art peace by favouring the restitution of the part which is vast's; to its: for we are convinced that Europe, in learn ing to know us better, will become persuadel that we, a ople essentially catholic, understand better than any other the tree interyst:s ..f the church when we ask her to divest her elf of the feuded rights which a barbarous age gave her, ..e.l which are incompatible with civilisation, offering her in i ‘,l4.tuge iodoisselence and full and entire liberty in the exercise of her holy ministry, and the gratitude and ',ire,' of a recenerated mama. We well know that .4.1 Europe still looks upon us with a distrustful eye, and that she repro:elle. us with the disturbanom which sadden the southern prcrriorea, aid the uncertainty of oar internal organisation. But Lumps knows the old origin . of those disturbances : she has, ie the Charms of Pens, stigma tise 1 the depraved system which corrupted and .lehased that. people. We are now sure that in the sun of liberty their generous instinct will assume new vigour, ail that Italy will derive her meat reliable support pre:iselv from those fact, which now constitute our greatest emend dangers. We will neither attempt to conceal or affect to diminish their importance • but we hog that the obi causes which produced them, and the present instiga tions which perpetiete them by misusing a generous PM. I to two emote! for the aohlest pureness, may be taken • into nesialeration we wish it to be remarked that no ea. ten has ever seen four different systems of government fail, aid constituted its unity with fewer commotion is so shoat • tiles. The spectacle of our union, of the roe:v..llm. moderation of that people. which La. pin rise. to an independent life of it. ow.. must persuade every impartial mind that Italy Irft to henelf. freed from all the external &Diem which 041.1 thrums bey, put in posse ion of all the conditions aecewary for bar ea„ tease, will he, u our anima, King ex ie.wed his conviction in opening it. first Italian parlia awes. • rearatitee of order and pews for Europe, a power ful t of asivereal eimlietiort au sua thorise you. sir. tO make of Ibis ileepeteh whatever nee von may think moat likely to bow& ear country. liameou, Preiddrat nf Oarell of Mlnieters and Miaister of Ardis Allan. MASSIMO WAZEOUO ON TEN CONDITION to? !UPLINK. ----- TA. Turin correspondent of the Pattie given the G•lloriug letter, which in represented M the pro duction of M. am luso addrensed to Pro f' r Matteuevi : The question of keeping or cot keeping Naples most, I think, chiefly depend upon the will of the Nespolihww, velem we choose, out of to change the pried idem.we ham hitherto prockimed. • have goo* on my* that governmesta not ossesated to by the people me Blanca; and with this maxim, which I believe, god shell always believe, to be true, we have toraed out several Italia sovereigns. Ae tto it sulsjecte hayseed protested in any way, they have shown themselves minded with what we ham dose, sod it has loon men that if they did not give their ornament to mewling goverosisste they have gives it to the one that came door. So far, ear seta have agreed with our principles, mod nobody eao dad fault with go. At Naples we have also chamaged the sovereign to establish a govern ment on the priomple of ogivenal suffrage. Still we lad that only tatialose and Ma more are to keep the kingdom, and it ie oallselege that, whether eds or is; they are agreed on one point, vie., that they will have aching to do with as. But what of universel suffrage? you nay mak. I know oothin,c of the suffrage, but I Imo, that as this side the Trnoto we wain DO bat- Slim; and es the other side we do. Howe some mow must tree Ines committed ; and therefore we most either change seir sets or our principle; and dad the mesas of learning am for all from the Neapolitans whether they will have us Of got. lam of opium:so that the It:Aliens have a right to wme war against those who want to keep the Germane is Italy, seeing that th e y w ill no t have these • but we have leg the tight to fire upon Itali a ns, wh o , tho ugh remaining holism do net choose to join us, unless, to put as sad to the matter, we 3,41 pt the principle in the manse of which llomhe hombanled Palermo, Messina, kc. I know very well that in general people do not thick so ; but to Ido t. 4 choose to give up my right of reasoning, I my what I think. and I remsin at Canners. To them few words sway osioromitsries might be made, but iatelfigessfi poem, and then, what is the use ! Believe me, Munro D'Azsouo. TURKEY. A .le.patch from Constantinople, et the Bth, nays : The Porte, having regard to the dinetkil of affairs in the Herzegovina, sortie, and the Danubian Princapalities, has adopted military 111118111124111•• ea extended esile. All the dispusalde troops bare been sent to the army of Roumelia, mad the Sultan's body-guard and gmeamstes have dot* Leen retained for the protection of the capital. Three isfsatry regiments left CS the 7th. This Illidean, who ezhi hall the greatest activity, reviewed them the evening be fore. It is confidently stated that the Minister of Foreign Aff.,irs received from Kerrie an official document couched in h 'tom( language that he replied be could not lay it tel the Sultan. Several remarks male by the Kir Sweden at Hall Ire already is eirettLitioo. Rh Ms eaty, on leaving die Opera, is said to bare observed to the penis :—"Bire, f I could become • private either, I should sot wish to live anywhere bat is Paris." After asecewevely slating the towers, the Mime= of Artillery, the Kw de RivolL sad the Caserta. Napuleus, his Majesty aid to Coloemil tells* :—" Your Paris is at ems $ ibewissi-reareot theatre, lads fortress." Ta e HYU SLAT,. QrAltlT.—Ott Saturday wising one of the workmen in this querq met with a most frightful death. A number or wakmea bad beep «shim at a rock two terraces above when this On fortuasta sea was ia the balot of . sad they had drives rock-wedges or free bars into • slit of the rock, but, finding that them wedges told very perceptibly upon the rock. they desisted, Mending to throw it dews w ho. the other quarrymen wen at breakfast and oat of danger. It appears that the liven are vertical is this part of the quarry, sad whether the workmen had mis calculated the power et the wedges upon the rock, or whether other caner el wish& they were sot cognimet ope rated upon them, the mere was perceived to give way, alai hardly could the meal womb( of danger be gives before an imnieens piss, el reek Ask which, passing me terrace, lighted with a math epee the next below it, where several men were busily anspgml. Dag take. so mei y, the maths of eavms were in armor est Mt One reek of Mope. prolahly Ave tees is weight, miasmic • pone mom down, shattering him in a most awful meraser ; hie heart was found entire, about five yards hem the body, and when ems drat actually palpitated ; an arm likewise was literally cut off awl thrown from the body. His skittered frame presented a most awful spectacle. A little kul who was working about three yards from the deceased e,..aped in a mom miraculous manner. :lasing the rock falling he attempted to escape, but before he had tans two steps be fell, and there he lay amid the fall isj itones.sustaining no further injury thin that neessiosed lv the fall. Another person stood itainittrod on the very edge .4 the came terrace ; a small same would have been cake« to burl him over the precipice, but provides. tally they all passed him. An eye-witases of this fearful wearer«. says that so ousvisced wee he el the deaths of tear that he shuddered and eked his eyes, bet °posed ts.se to see the blood of the dement dreernrtisg like rein WO the Mentor of rock below. Three wee who were empredsd by ropes were ie the meet thenl a. esee claw um 4 tie rock NU over their beads, sad led the reps, bv ninth they hung bass eat by the kinks reek. their faiths in all probability would have failiswed. they bele at about 15 yank The deemed wee a mean et t; D l'Os an the old. hire. Happily he was memarried. Be e wee ahem& THE Mali lANT Bsiecier. —The 20,119 Britiak excitants of river 0411111101 S. employed in oar home cid l ryi,;s trade i‘the year Ind° ltos 4 , 251 . 73 0/, RA Inhog repeated Amps, were by ltildtht per tes The innate,, were 'd1,2% in number ; th e ma t es , '' 43 ; petty Akers, 13,1r4 ; A. B. mare% 62,757 ; O. B. moan, 17.514 ; apprentices and boys, AIM I. Tee Ihtsw PAPRIL —The Chancellor ot Ike ratings« has pees di sad merle the shy a it. sith the Comadmiewers at the Hoard ef I Z l SZetue. for the allowance of the grant or drawbask 55 t he stock of impel I. hand to etatiosers, mateboarti- I L 4 e% paper...t...o..rs,aad other dealers, holding above me lay 1 :4.'0 the - I•t i.ktober seat, the day ea which the ppens THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1861. WARE L1878.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwci. The railway share market to-day is very dull and inactive. The only business of importance consists of preparations for Thursday's settlement, which have commenced this day. There is a decline of 1 to 1 per cent. in London and North Western, Midland, and South Eastern stocks, but a slight improvement is Eastern Counties. London and North Western stock is now quoted 911 to 991 ; Great Western, 661 to 671 ; Midland, 1221 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1101 to 1 ; Caledonian 1001 to 1011 ; South Eastern, 80,1 to 1 ; and Caledonian , Counties, 471 to 1. Lombardo-Venean Railway shares are firm, at 15.16 to 1 1-16 prem. There are inquiries for Grand Trunk of Canada and East Indian railway stocks, as well as for the Brazilian lines. sh. I Pe I OILUIIIAXT SWUM AND STOOK& BAILIVATS. Clods( prior yealesday. ilbrn Wei. &Mow Vsl. Mk, Lus.,llCbsufilae limkborti Myth and Boston, 310,&110.13. lielstpl ►.d &Wm ;EiodonTai Cork and , , ilc7eivrTall Da • I • so OIL AMU Ds. i la WAY/ /L DIM. int; laMd J. IDaad.,Penla.t lad I Learn Vl*" Moak A n.. Wok B 'East Edinburgh and Glasgow 1 fella bro "arta, Dundee forth aad Cllde June. [ Glaagow & I. Wotan Grad Noah o 4 &Wand joa«ix«u:.: _~ ill . - B Moak Gt. South& Went. an ) Great areetera Do.StoorVal.Gualltic Lancashire& Yorkshire Wad= end Blackinia I Daast =lteh.. 4" :ltDov. i Lasko a l!cglat Watts Walken Letrop➢W Do. New.. De. Mal Doff UM Wo. (ha) Yid Samoa .r awry Nipwry•AwasieviaL Nurssik Dank DM& ,:tooth Dram Dal * D. jrY.l;i - Do. Leah De. Y North Lavacaak Northl3.llledeinlins. North sitaibln . „. 1 100 NottAGrastitariLao. 110 - i 1101 110 00 0 1100 N.‘.e g a—i Do. O.N.LZWo. I it4Oiet --- Portosecutth B ZOlY me towinal Abora h Small h ibrepohlre t U 111 0814.01no mlaut Niourk South Devon South Wales I. York*. s liver Des itahumW Wanton oldashuhoho, Stooktos Salto 4111• MR vile 1 6 b_ow ' as. De. Va. d lasi Mauls as. a Paean OTair — Wri W.Platjy_ poolgarb&4l Nast !pdisad-rOxford Ditto Newport Ditto Hereford PIEFIAZIIC CC:144:2,11 Ale y. equia Dun. Yert.kt abar.Jaa Zed AngUaa eL D Do. D. 8 1 4.41. O. I Coaa Spat. No.l Do. _ Nat NZ Now Sp. iriAses them, 4 p. A. lilts.* Mower p. et. aIY Noriltern, p. 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ON 964 - N. 106 Do. 46 per et. Utin 66 61 - N all Do. 6 per mut. do. - - Ws - St. 100 Malb.Corp.6p. ct.Bende - 10 all N. Brunswick & Coned* akba A *. 5 7 - 10 all Do. do. cop. Laud do. 6 7 - 10 all Do. do. 3 cap. do. 4 0 - 7S all , Do. do. land do. 4 6 - St. lOu'icinde 99 100 - 6 15 I Di. PunZub l4 1 die. 114 119 all Do . - - St. 100 Doind.St. F10t.3.6p.i 90 91 7 : 10 1 iTrinktad,Limited,Scrip I . I db - No. 1146. / Doers. IPdI CL prices. I Ba/ea. 120,610 t 32 Conammelal 100 154,000$ It. Do. 4p. et Fret. MN 100 2,006N9 Rt. last sasi Wad India 100 115 118 3,832: 4 1 Si. Lasko 140 61 64 1.939, St. 01. Katharine IN 81 Kzd 5211 31 8 — NMI Rt. Sou th ampton — 800, PA INekria l4O 911 N 6400 20 .De. New COLONIAL OOVIILNMINT SICITNITIEL No. IMt I NONA IPa I C. priest. I Sales. .„. : ::: :: D — Y ccue.1189709.9:: 100 1" 1" .... .. Do.tper cent .1b93-4 . 100 .... .. Da Ilper ct Feb.ct Aug. 100 105 107 ml . .. De. Ipat et Mar.&Sep. 100 109 110 — 2,804, .. Ds II pm cent. .... .. NG Hope9p.M.lB9o 100 107 100 .... .. do. 1 100 107 109 do 1991 100 100 105 144, .. New Brunsw.(lov. 6p. et 100 1 1 .... .. N. LWaleeGv.s9. c. 1 100 97 .... .. De. 6p. e.,1871 to 187 100 97 . Do. 6p. e., 11218 762 .. Neva Beats B per mut, 01 INN 100 .... Art.thsv. 4 p.c. Bonds 100 104 1061 .. .... .. PM. OvAlp. e. Jan.stJuly 100 .... .. Do. 8211 p. e. April 5.0.105 1061 100 ,106/ 8 1012210/1 MINNA No. I 1111. I Mtun2 llt 10. pekes. I Mdse. NMI 21 Amlndthe • 711 1 li 76,0001 1 Bea Amend. Lhodted lllBl 41 NI 10.0001 LINO 10 Braallkaa, 81.Jolui doll I Pay (Mulled) 5 Do. lAN& MN 02 all 1 11 80,9001 1 .Con. MM. 02 Jam. -...— 12,0001 48 Cohn aft Oopper N3B 10,0001 Coptape 6,0001 1 Dun Nenntalla Capper all i 1 16,000 1 Fortuna (1.112) 30,0001 10 General .Ol ns6 12000 1 Ot. Northam of& Aadrellalr, 1 1 Ipm 11 42000 11 Ispontla (INA) 1 1 oi l i lr .: 16,000 5 Ithares 10,090 II Isagtenlaa 1a,816 1 a 4 i I 00.0 Lou 1 11=Copper of S Australia ,1.1n5.) . 10,000 10 Poutebaud Sllverlaad sl 1 4 160,000 6 Port P31.111p 1 1 11 80,000 1 Scottlals Austin. ( 1441 4 112 4 i dill , 42174 18.181 United Id dawn as aa au 821100 1 Wanklas Ma) JOINT ROCK lANI lac N I 1 Alps eat U. I. Bask Arlealasis Bank of Book el Beak el Turkey Belga N. Yorks alma. Bask of bilka Amirhis. and aim %MC Mum. at La i NM Claw In.s. MNIS_ 00 SS 0 ft 194 20 62 66 is 1 04 Us 62 Cu 23 IR 12 84 72 U 74 17 69 _id Owe. d Ousels Oam. el landau lbekesid.GAust Maid G. Gown c 4 Switzerland Clt. Bank of dada 101 17 m — New India and Job= Lembo a balk Abkau Lea mdl Woisoluatar Nia Prov. et iogbad pa llku! imadisa ii NsNese Swat 1M Now Mit Wass II Orisalall list Oorpora II 011emos irk ICS Privbelal et Inland C. Soo& Araysapii.. Mr ifilss al Australia 17492 sit 1!.e.. 222 Ue 3 21107 U 37 30 21 id 21 2 Us 06 oid 49 61 19 19 U 40 Se 141 I arl — ii lial ' :I . Id LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Frac.) ar BRA DDuS. This was the certificate meeting in the bankruptcy of Bniddon, oial.usercbant, of the Holloway Coil lleootn• balance sheet, by Mr. F. B. Smut, extends from the 7th el November, lain, to the 2nd of May, ltßil, and shows debts and liabilities , 678/. Ile. 'AL, with meets, 1:t2l. 9s. 7d. Yr. Taylor, for the assignees, opposed on the ground of the books not having been regularly kept. Kr. C. E. Lewis. for the bankrupt, stated that the trading had been unfortunate, but be asked for an imme diate certificate, everything having been given up. After new ',fitment the Commissioner granted a ceraiti tate of the third alma. RI ARGENT. This was the adjourned examination in the case of John Argent, tavern•keeper, late of the itaiubow Tavern, Fleet stnet. Mr. Lucas appeared for the assignees. There WY no opposition, and the bankrupt passed his e!..111111111t100. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. "ALL THE WAY FROM MANCHE:WEIL" Two dissipated-looking men, named ✓ohm re, and Henry Jones, were charged by Mr. Webb, dyer, of Great ituseellmtreet, Bloomsbury, with begging, and also with attempting to extort money and assaulting him. Mr. Webb deposed- last evening the prisoners entered my shop and asked for alms, which I refused to give them. They insisted Ma peremptory sad threatening manner. They said they " had just come from Manchester, having walked all the way. Food they wanted, and food they must have." I said I should not give them anything. Talbot said, " Give us some sandwiches," which I thought a strange thing for beggars to ask for, and when I replied I had none, he said, "Then give us MoOTY to get a bed." I still de clined, and ordered them to have the shop, but they would not go. They remained about seven or eight minutes, using very bad language. I neat out for a policeman, and while waiting for him I was attacked by Talbot, who attempted to strike me. I avoided the blow, and he rimed with me and attempted to throw me down, but I struggled with him and mastered hlm. He was very violent, and I believe if I had not been able to overcome him he would have seriously injured me. Finding that I was overpowering Talbot, the other printer, Jones, in: tattered to rescue‘'him ' and struck me in the streak,. I don't think, howev e r, that he meant to bit me ; I believe it was done accidentally in the attempt to rescue hie con panion. Mr. Hall—That is on excuse for him. It would be an abominable thing if a man were allowed to rescue another in custody on such a charge, and especially to strike you for the purpose of rescuing him. Did he succeed in getting him aw Mr. Webb —Yes, and they made off; but the policeman stopped them. The prisoners said they were working dyers, and it w as usual in the trade to give mistime to men out of work. Mr. Hall—Von are evidently two very riotous men from the north, and if an example is not made of you there ie ai knowing what disorder you may introduce here. I shall commit you both for 21 days, and also fill, Talbot a,. for the assault, or one Wender month, to commence after the ex piration of the 21 days.' - 44/a/ git 111, -- ZAWAR.LBOROUGHSTREET. I • STIAREATININii TO STAB A CONSTABLE AND A LANDLORD. PlurPo Wows Lavits, • wallebssold tam** was charged r Georg* Mott, 91 C said—Lest night I was in Grosvenor truth.% sad woe called by Mr. Cemfteld, • builder, to the primoser who was waking • gnat disturbance. I saked her to go indoors, and ea she would sot I wee obliged to take her tato custody, whey she took out • pair of scissors and threatened to slab ass, sad struck as several time*. Mr. Wm. Wield, builder. of Grosveoorquarket, The primmer mooed a esid— great disturbance, broke she plods the door, rad also threatened to stab me with a pair of scisson, aad then struck me in the e y e . Sh e been drioking. Prumater said she only broke the panels of the door to get at bar bombast', who had locked her Out. Manedeld aid of course be would do that if she got drank, end bed her 20a. or 21 days. THANES. A rags SPZCIIIPM OP A CAB HOME. WiaidAS Hearn, a cab driver, appeared before Mr. Wool rych to answer a summons taken out by Mr. W. Clatworthy, inspector of public carriages sod horses, who said he found the defeedant's horse and cab on the rank on Tower-hill. The hone was very weak, and there was a large sore on the right shoulder. It was not ft to be worked. Mr. Arthur Cherry, veterinary surgeon, said the hone wee brought to him, and be found it very lame and weak. There were sores on its withers, and it was altogether iu s very sorry eeeditioo. Mr. Wintry& —How old I. the horse? Mr. Obeery--Probably 20 years. Mr. Wool:yob (surprised) —Twenty years old! and what is this per berm It for Mr. Cherry—For the koacker's yard. It certainly is not It to work in a cab, mid it ought sot to have been work at all. Mr. Woolrych —I think not, nand. The cabman made an geology for his horn. He was very sorry indeed. He did not know the &anal wu so bed as tt woo roveasanted to be. Mr. Woolrych said it was moat saandalous to work a horse is sock a deplorable condition in a public vehicle. Ho was vary glad there was such an onion as Mr. Clatwortby to look alter cab horses. Ho find the defendant lbs. and oasts. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT =am= ifflissaaw) WOLVERHAMPTON MEETING. (THIS DAY.) CHILLENGTON STAKE& Half mile. Nuke lentos, Baßennie, Bundle Express, Gazelle, Dusk, Mckinnon. Ethel, aed Parrequet are Isere. PAID Fournit.—Aslares, Egyptian, and /lily. HOLTOAKE STAKE% One mile and a half. Avalanche, Von Strom, Lysiinote, Flitch, Malta, Chirpily, Bradfield, Oldiniastar, and Jing li ng Johnny m hem Pam POIIII/T. —Jackal and Lady °Nen. CLEVELAND CUP. Two miles and a half. Niger. Dulcibella, Reek Scorpion, Coronet, South Lanca shire, The Brownie, and Flirtation are hare. BIENNIAL STAKES. Mb and half. Hawkseye, Lava, Lupo% liddnean, Gonna, Wynnstay, and Milrerton are here. BOROUGH XFABERE PLATE. Half mile. Tisza, Lama livens, Duplicity. and Gazelle are here. PAM Touren. —Noosetrap and Rim Hawthorn. WELTER CUP. 11Bir and half. Vim *room, Flitch, Oommet are here. PAM Foarrm—Adiat Bede, Rupee, Sportiog Life, and Priam Imperial. LONDON AND BLACZWALL RAILWAY. (ma DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders in this cencray wee held at the London Tavern this day. J. N. Damara, Fag., in the chair. The Chairmaa, is movies the adoption of the roped, which has bee n a l rea d y published, dated that the traffic which bed been anticipated from the erection of warehouses for the Midland Railway Compaq had not been realised, but it was expected that that company would brine its goods traffic on the line shortly. The motion was egreed to, sad a eddied was declared at the rats of 2/. 15e. per emit. per annum. A vacancy having arisen in the direction by the death of Mr. Rail*, Ur. C. Conn, Mr. Whitharn. and Mr. John v im bk m , wen proposed, and on a show of heads the Baer ben were—for Mr. Gomm, 1$; * F . whim s ., 34 • . arid Mr. Venablea, 37. A poll was demanded on behalf of Mr. Corson and Mr Wbitham. Mr. Ratcliffe and Mr. Thorp were then sevendly proposed for the dike of auditor, and on a show of bands them appeared for Mr. Ratcliffe 38, for Mr. Thorp 33. A poll was degraded on behalf of Mr. Thorp. The poll for the election el Ina director and auditor it was stated woold la proceeded wtth this day and torerrow, at the tond os Tardy and the declaration will be mar the office of the seepany on Thursday. eIItrEIST BY • FATES At the Manchester Polio, Court, yesterday, Jams Taylor, as salaam pawn broker, living in If edlookabreot, Halms, wee charged with Makes the two eldest of his do children, oft a girl about 12 rare of age, and Um others boy sin or seven. The de feadmet is a widower, sad woe desoribed by the witnesses, 'he ate his htmare, m very parimate. hundey Melt, second ing to custom, he wired home very late. The girl rentosetinted with him, what he struck her several widest blows es the back with • stick, and then went up stairs sad struck Mu little boy, who was in bed, ever the helm with a steam Miring a severe black mark. He lbw Weed the WA oat of the house, the time being about ens Ake* in the seeming. The defendant bad no enema to arks for ha made* enoept that the girl used bakeries. to Wm wbea be came home ; but the neigh h"" said ills Ti• • vary. good girl, and besides acting like a taisther to the ether children, she took we of the shop. The ordered the defendant to end two sureties, in V i aiin ska b, to beep He pow far sin mouths. The defendant add that so den d ibis kind should occur apin.—Man oltester leessieas. EZ 47 Do. do. do Loma Togo& Sp .0.81 loadAdelicip o.Clo o. o. N 1 Dadµ do. Xo.t D.A." do. .... Do.ip.o. do. N 0.4 De. p.e. do. .... Eft p.optili d 0... Do. Iwo. Moot .. D0.40.0.d0.(W.1.W.P • Do..V. Maly. doL YU IdiaMdkosaisdDover LONM.OovAIf Leas.w.v.ain. toodoodmillharo.7ll Idso.lbot 61Asollp.d. Do. De Do. N pee ewe . Do.redesoable ... dia N Ildlandeoes. 66 Do.Oode ler 1.41 . 7; N Do.lep.ellret. Noel N De.Lidaltediss 4p. e 00 DerteNlp.elis. Noel 00 North IrMli6picsamt 00 Do. New Goa 6p. el 6 Do.Bordee Union pia 0/1 N.fils.—ConsAlp.c.rrt D .to. de Do. 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Stock, 1221 1221—Ditto, new shares, 1 11 p.—North BAY* • 611—North Stadordshlre. 41 4`' d. —North Eastern, Berwick 1064 1014—Ditto, York and North Midland. 921 WS—Ditto, Leeds Capital Stock, 60100--South Eastern and Dover, 244 14 5-16— West 111dtand, °dont, 45 46—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4. 46 —Dutch Rhenish, 21 2 7.10 d.—Grand Trunk of Canada, 4 9-10 4 11-10 Great Luxembourg, If 7 12116 Great Weaken a Canada, 9 1640 10 1.16-IWnote Central. 191 116 d.—Ene, assiesment. 221 221—Thames and Mersey Ineuranee, 16111 1 p. Manclirlarlit, Avoca 12 —The market was Sees and In pr .ving all day. closing at the lest. Eastern Mendeslll pay dent. pr4erence, No. 1 , , 106—Great Western, IlMmla CentraL 994 <l.—Laneuhire and Yorkshire, 11 Ind North Mester; 92 11—Manchester, Sheffield. 113 Lincohddre, • I—Midlend, 1224 4—North Eastern (Berwick). 106 Eastern, 241 2.lo—Eittia per cent. Preference, p.—= Manchester, 14 p. Tux Moons AND Font:mt.—The Elgin Courant understands that the moors in Clenavon are not to be shot over this MOOS, for the manifest meow that the heath covers are almost tenantless, and, if we may venture a general remark, we fancy most sportsmen would better con sult their ease and gratify their sportive appetites by keeping their boxes in the opera than visiting their shooting boxes in the highlands ; it would be in Cockney phrase, "a bit of ax•reiss," however, to follow a brace of grouse sad • young bird over a mile or two of moor. Of the forest we have to speak very differently. In no former season have the deer bees in better cooditioo. for alreed7 their horns me tepidly ',Wulf bared.—North British Mad. The Bremen and Hamburg mail eteamers, which lease liestibiunpton almost every week for New York, carry out to America large quantities of rid*. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) twe o'CLoca. The funds remain steady, at yesterday's improve. ment. There is little business, but the fine wea ther exercises a strengthening effect. The other markets are dull, in the absence of business, with little change in prices. Preparations for the fort nightly settlement in shares and foreign stock% have now commenced. The India Five per Cent. stock remains firm, at 1001 to *, and the Scrip at 100 n to j. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to hand. Consols are officially marked 901, },l, and 1 for money, and 902 and 1 for the account. The present quotations are 901 to 1 for money, and 90f; to 1 for the 10th Sept. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2351; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, ; New Three per Cents., 901, 1 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, April, 1885, 15 13-16, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, 1, 1 ; ditto for aooouut, 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 961 ; ditto scrip 1001 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 101/, ; Exchequer Bills, March, 125., dis. ; ditto June, 5a., 25., dis. Turkish Bonds remain rather fiat, and a decline of Ito per cent. has taken place. The Loan of 1864 is now quoted 781 to 1, and that of 1858, 69 to 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are in demand. Sales are recorded as follows : Chillian Six per Cents, 103 ; ditto Four-aud a-Half per Cents., 82 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 ; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 90 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 831 (exchange 48.) ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 411 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 781, 1 ; ditto Six per Cents, 1858, 091, 691 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 71. The Atrato has arrived from the West Indies, with 129,0001. in specie. The advice. from Melbourne report the departure for England of the Koh-i-noor, Orwell, and Water Nymph, with a total of 358,5001. in gold. This makes the aggregate on the way hither 512,500/, the Sussex and Marco Polo, with 154,0001., reported by the previous mail, being still at sea. The Victoria Railway debentures will be deliver able on Friday next, when about 1,000,0001. ster ling will have to be paid up. At the discount office at the Bank of England the applications were upon only a moderate scale, and in other quarters good bills were readily taken at 411 per cent., or i below the Bank minimum. The supply of money yesterday seems to have been larger, and that of bills smaller, than for some time past. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-day (" continuation-day ") and terminate on Thursday. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 88,0001., chiefly continental. The Ethiope, from the West Coast of Africa, has brought 10,0001. Owing to the splendid weather the wheat market yesterday was fist. The foreign arrivals are heavy. The exportation of wheat to France last week was extraordinarily large, and it is said that further orders to a heavy amount are in hand, or will come forward, the result of the French harvest being below expectation. The immediate effect of these large purchases of grain is of course to put the exchange between Ingland and France inure in onr favour. The Liverpool cotton market is reported steady, but the tone yesterday was dull, and the sales did not exceed 7,000 bales. The statement that Antigua has been destroyed by an earthquake is believed to be without founda tion. The New York Herald mentions that the intelligence was brought to Halifax by the steamer De Lobo, Captain Hunter, from St. Thomas and Bermuda. It is known that the steamer Delta, Captain Hunter, sailed from St. Thomas on the 6th July for Bermuda and Halifax, but advice@ have been received from Antigua up to the 13th July, at which date no such calamity had occurred. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,5001., and the Brighton an increase of 5,294 k owing to the races. The dividend on Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway stock is officially announced at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum, being the same as that declared for the corresponding period of last year. The balance brought forward from the previous account was 9,4141. A correspondent interested in the tallow market sends the following remarks. As regards the pre sent stock, it may be useful to observe that it amounts to the large total of 52,192 casks, against 36,681 at the corresponding period of last year, 21,525 in 1859, and 11,716 in 1858 ; whilst the present printed quotation for Y.C. is 455. to 465. 6d., against 52e. 3d. last year, 555. in 1859, and 495. in 1858. In the last fortnight prices have been steady, the f nctua. time sot exceeding fah per cwt. either wav ; and during the same period the demand for tallow in ill positions and for all deliveries, both for speculation and consumption, has been unprecedentedly large for the season. The purchases in this market for export to France now amount to about 10,000 casks, chiefly foe September to December, and further purchases have been made et St. Petersburg for the same destination ; while the high prices of cocoa nut and palm oils have induced a rather considerable demand for tallow from Germany. For home use the demand has also been unusually large, manufacturers being entirely without stock, and therefore necessitated to commence purchasing thus early. The delivery fur consumption last week was 3,4BBeasks, against only 1,89:1 in the corresponding week last year, and in the last three weeks 8,081 casks have been delivered against only 5,075 in the same period in 1860. The stock now rapidly approximating to that of 18810, being only 13,511 casks more, and in a few week', inconsequence of the extremely small shipmate at at. Petersburg, it will be less. The shipments at St. Petersburg to all places are only 9,032 casks, against 47,836 last year, and reports are sll rife that 30,000 or 40,000 casks will be kept back, which the state of the shipments seems to confirm. Looking im partially at the present state and statistics of the market, the deficient supply at Petersburg, aed the extremely mo derate quotations, it may be expected that a comiderable advance in prices will take place as soon as the weather is sufilciently cool to enable manufacturers to work more (reels. The directors of the Compressed Coal Company have advertised for tenders fur the erection of their first works. The share list closes on Monday, the 18th instant. The following are the monthly returns of the Irish banks of issue, as made up to the 27th ult. : Consols, which closed on Saturday at 90/ to 1 for the 10th September, opened this morning at tb• same quotation, and closed at 904 tog . For money the last price was 90g to 4. The ocial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, far money, 901, h ; ditto, for account (Si , 10), 90g„ ; Three per Cents. Reduced, • , kti3eNew ree per Cents., 90g, f, ; Bank S • , 234, 238 ; India Stock, 219, 221 ; ditto Five per nt. Stock, 100, ; ditto, for account, 100, ; ditto Scrip, log, ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1859, 96/ ; ditto Bonds, 4s. ; Five per Cent. " e nl ace d" rupee paper, 944 ; ditto Five and-a-Bslf pie Cent Olt The March Kachequer Bills were dull at 15e. to lls. dis. ; and the June at ss. to Is. die. _ _ There Wad a fall ofiper cent, today in Turkish Bonds, the financial advices from Constantinople being regarded less favourably. The closing quo tations were 784 to 79 for the Loa, of 1854, and 69} to for that of 1858. Mexican Bonds were flat, at 22 to 4. Peruvian remain firm. In the market for bank shares the only alteration was an improvement in Bank of Australasia. Mis cellaneous slia reB were quiet. The "A " shares of the East India and London Shipping Company were marked 14 and 1 (2/. 10s. paid.) The closing quotations fur shares in new under takings to-di were as follows :—Ocean Marino Insurance. to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 13-1 to 15-16 prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, to 0 dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, dia. to par ; China and Japan Steam, oto idis. ; Natal Land, to din. ; Oriental and Gener al Marine, to 4 prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 15-13 to 1 pram., being better ; and Coro- Prosoed Coal, to 4 Pram. Dig tg,11•8 A‘ 1.6 and I Users upwards. LI. tverace circulation ductna four e eels ending u above. Bank of Irelandl Provincial Bank of Ireland .. 14786 1,740,850 1,028,125 MAR 431,015 467,801 2111.311 85.771 344,406 SU, 18.257 171,510 311, 10,0831 143,156 863.7/131 147,4811 476,456 Northern Mob luz Company . INster Banking Company .... National Bulk. 942,1451 1a,366 1,0A345 1141,571 MONDAY EyEIfINO. The India Five per Cents. were in active demand, and experienced • fresh rise of 1 per cent. The closing quotations were 100 g to (for the account) for the stock, and 1001 to 1 for the scrip of the last loan. The competition of this stock with the funds continues to form • prominent feature, and has already led to the establishment of an unusu ally low level of prices for the latter, notwith standing the fact that there has been no creation of Consols since the Russian war. On the other hand, India Five per Cents., Victoria Debentures, and similar securities yielding a rela tively high rate of interest, continue, though created in large amounts, to command good prices, simply because they are absorbed by investors who are quitting the English Three per Conte. Total amount { d ot cola ;ring 4 ; weeks --- nding TOtaL ,aseabove 1- L /I 2,7(41,761 t7C,280 fe&SIC, 397,744 swab! 'some: 22$ 191,b11 011 a . 0 1 M OSO 04 04 0 4 T See et :01 1 Ma 1 re II 43 46 60 43 IS 67 MAU& . 101 106 111/ 111 ei 110 101 0 1011 111 105 10 , 1 105 107 105 107 172 124 78 00 100 111 75 77 115 111 110 111 102 104 10d 100 95 97 87 81 87 89 100 . 192 16; 171 1(4 10t U 11. l sot lit lft 112 114 U 2 114 114 U? 112 114 SO 101 148 148 148 1115 ri 74 91 97 IR Ili 1119 06 * 1 2 01 70 1 1 P lll 19 134 101 1011 91 n ;di par Si U US 114 U 12 U 97 99 17 99 N 100 14 89 :11 it 333 48 41 IN 114 119 111 140 101 ItO va IN li ;I 71 ii !L a i I 1 10 11 • Se • 4 II 71 4t I MINER.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoc4. Stray Park shares are very flat to-da ( f iz a s t s 25 to 26. Marks Valley have risen to 91 to 1 . South Francis are inquired for, at 116 to 120. t Ca radon are steady, at 24 to I. East Wheal Russell are quoted 3,1 to ; West Polinear, 19e. to 20e. ; East Devon Great Consols to ; Cam Cambome, 1 to 11 ; and Great Troveddoe, 7s. 6d. to 10s. There are again inquiries for the shares of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of Soutk Australia, which have been dealt in at prem. Mariquita are marked if. At Great North Tol,,rtur Mine meeting, yesterday, a call of 10s. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (sr sarruss AND MOM KAGNITIO macourn.) (nom OUR OWN 0011.1WPONDM.) Moderate attendance at to-day's market; wheat in fair re quest &Clan§ rates fur floe qualities, other aorta ratheremisr. Flour unchaupd. ludiati corn steady, at 30e. 6d. Mixed beaus in fair request at late rates. Oats and oatmeal dull. BLINOING LANE.-(THIS DAY.). boost—The large public sales are progressing with spirit to-day. Reflood steady. Comm.—The quantity offered in public male is large, and going off heavily. TEA.—The public sales have commenced with a steady appearance. RlCl.—This article is firm ; large parcels of Java sold at 13s. to 13s. 6d. ; Bassein, 9a. 9d. ; Moulmein, Bs. lid. ; new Rangoon, 10a. CorroN remains very srm, but no business of importance does. filitTEran.— Refraction 31 sold, 36.. Gd. cash; 41 prompt, 3da. 3d. Rum coot/ones steady. BPlets are unaltered. liiiiiTtiT g enerallyl74re a quiet appearance today. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is dull. Prices are quoted as follows :—Tows tallow. 465. 6d. net cash ; Petenbarg T.C., on the spot. 46.. 6d. to 445. 6d. ; September, 465. ; October to De cember, 465. 6d. ; Jaauary to March, 475. SMITHFIELD HAY MARICET:--(ralsDAY.) Masers. Davis aed Co. report trade dull at the followiai prime :—Prirae meadow hay, The. to Ms.; ruperior ditto, Wo. to 1004. ; inferior ditto, 3Cia. to 50a. ; new ditto, 50r. to 80s. ; clover, old, 900. to 120 s. ; straw, We. to 34e. AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS. There was a very strong breeze throughout the first day of last week. ea that all corn previomly cut was is a fit state for being carried on the Monday, when a peat breadth of land was cleared in all the early districte. Tuesday proved remarkably fine, and harvest-work went on well. • From Lincolnshire, on that day, a correspondent says : "I never saw the ears so well filled as they are this year. The thin crops are, however, storm-broken, and the good crops lodged ; yet I expect • good sample and a fair yield. Potatoes are unmistakably affected with the old dis ease, which, however, dry weather may somewhat mitigate.' The favourable state of the weather continued up to Wednesday night, after having bad three most favourable days for the reapers. From Norfolk on that day it was stated : " The weather is remarkably fine, and on early lands cutting is begun ; and we shall have some new mani ples of wheat on Saturday. As soon as thrashing allows, I will give you information as to yield. If weather cos tumes fine, I think the large ear and quality will quite make up for any thinness of plant. Barley varies, but on the whole will be a good crop. Beans are defective in places. Peas Throughout Wednesday night and a considerable part of Thursday there was • heavy fall of rain, which pat a complete stop to harvest work but many ay that their barleys both cut and uncut, were materially Mas ked by the moisture, being both mellowed and yel lowed, and so rendered more suitable for the =Haters. From Saffron Walden, on that day, our correspondent i writes : " The harvest in this district has now become pretty general. We have had thirty hours' rain, which has inter rupted further proceedings. Probably half the wheat is cut, but nothing carted beyond a field or two of forward oats. Should the weather sow take up fine, no injum but rather benefit will accrue from the wet. Barley will pro bably be much improved, as it appears to be ripening pre maturely. I hear from reliable authority that the crops is the southern part of the county do not promise nearly so well as in the north." From Suffolk, neighbourhood of Woodbridge, same day, it was stated " Our reports of the quality of the new wheat to-dey are good, but at present it a too early to speak of the yield. We have rain to-day, which is much wanted foreverything in this dry district, if we do not get too much of it." Whilst the weather has been so fine in the south, is Scotland heavy falls of rain bad been experienced, and oc casioned floods on the west mast. Their crops programed slowly to maturity ; and it will be fourteen days before har vest becomes general. The reports are of • varied charae.- ter ; and there is some apprehension that the potatoes are affected this season in North Britain. _ . w Fmm the ives;}ai44Y7oiiirare, on Friday, it was stated :—" With five weather tho wheat haryeat will soon be iiretty;eneral in thiadistrict, but more especially towards Doneaeter. The quality will be good ; bat I cannot think the yield will be also good." From Lincolnshire oaths savoy daylt was observed With os the barley has sot dens lately very nicely, for it seems to die flimsy, and without curl. Pais, perhaps, might do good, sod whilst I sea writing it has begun to fall ; at any rate we eat never expect to opal the sample of the Radish we have seen." So far as thrashing has proceeded the yield of wheat is in nearly every cue dimppointing. Three quar ters, two quarters and a half, and one quarter to six bushels per acre Lave been reported of the Talavera. We have not heard the result of other sorts, which it is to he hoped will be better, otherwise the deficiency will be peat, and the thin plant not compennikil for by large heads, wide apart. Quality in most seasons produces quantity, but this year will be as exception ; and such is not only , the case in Fgland, but in many parte of the south of Europa, the severity of the winter being the chief canoe. The weather proved favourable on the Friday, and remarkably fine oa Saturday—gunny and breezy, with the thermometer up to 73,Ivrind westerly , and the barometer well up—so that a large quantity grain was secured in prime condition.- - Mark-fame Szprear. mc y ai - A d lt. ) KLi wou G ht R re A n t ,i L:Zi ou l7 r C iar it iraT lA n ti lirongcr W s a e od W eogi t le:r: in time of the method of warming their careages intro duced by our continental neighbours lost frillioo, which should be adopted in this country, involving, as it does, only a trifling expense, and being a great boon to travel lers. The waste steam from the engine, instead of being allowed to escape into the air, is conducted from the pipe of the engine by mean' of a vulcanised lodi arnbbar tubs to pipes Cam, zli which it circulates under the seats and throughout the canape As soon as the train is let in motion the steam commences to circulate through all the systems of pipes and' warms the carriages, Ant, second, and third class equally, end, being connected with each other by indiarabber tubing, they one be im mediately detached or reunited at pleasure. In a train ea the Lyons line two thermometers placed in fimfeclar. or riages marked 60 degrees Fahrenheit during the whole journey, sod in the second and third-class carnage' the tem pasture was sufficiently elevated to allow of the oc != winter's journey being accomplished without However cold the carriages may be when at rest, as soon r the train is started the steam commences to circulate through all the tubing, eat communicates an agreeable temperature to the whole train. I #. 110 109 1 91 i 112 no li on] IS }pm - lii sit pa xis