The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-17 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. The September mates of the above Court was opened tbb moraieg by the Right Rog. the Lord Mayer, the Right Roe. the Recorder. Aldermen Ferebrother, Heater, Sir R. W. Carden. and Heanedy, Sir H. Maggeridge, and Sir C. D. Crain, the abintrie Mame. Purer and A. Crosby, the Coder elionifs, It &womb, the Ant edition of the 'Wender, that than are at preeeet 74 prieoaers for trial. The asurder, la his charge to the Grind Jury, said that. although the number of prisoners contained la the calendar was not gnater than anal, pet be regretted M say that then were a great many very serious eases to be disposed of, sad that there wire two charges of murder among them. Then was also a most remittable case of commercial fraud, which bad attracted a gnat deal of public Una tioa. At the last Wagon he had occasion to call the atter ties of t►e then grand jury to another cue of every eats*. urinary character, and of the same description; and at that time he obeerud that it appeared to be one of a series of fraud affecting in a most important degree tbe consmanial diesseur of the sountry. The present we wee one dens a more serious kind. The parties sussed wore three pause, named Strobes, Peal, and Bate% who wen the members of use el the oldest —U not the oldest—basking Arms in the me trepan, and who up to lite time of these tree...lions tiled a Idea patties and enjoyed the utmost credit, and c►rried is a meet ostensive and important banking basin.... The effeaco with which they were charged was that of having appeoptiated to their own e,e certain foreign securities t►at had been entrusted to them by Dr. Griffith, eur of their customers, for security, to a very large amount, sad upon which they appeared to have received very lug. ✓am of money. A specdel act of parliament was passed to West mew of this descriptioa, by widish It was masted that If any broker, agent, attorney, or other penes, shall maireppro plate soy chattel or voluble security satnetedgo him for safe inntody, the offences was &belayed to amount to randememiour and subjected tics party committing it to ► vegans amount sf punishment razed by the Aet of Parliament. It ap peared to him upon reading the deposition., that although possibly some question might ultimately arise, with regard to the share taken by each of the pert ain in the treasectioa, or whether they were all equally liable, that t►e grand jury would do well sot to trouble themselves with any of these matters, but if it should be made out to their satistaetion that the severities wen deposited with the disfendente, and that they were after weeds applied to their own purposes, they would be justified la at eau finding the bill, and all the matters to which he bad referred would then undergo an inquiry before the judge sad a petty jury. lie would also observe, that it was within an kaowledge that a suggestion had been made that the prisoners had by a subsequent statement made by them before the magistrate, in which, in point of fast, they actually admitted the dishonesty of their sondaet, seupod from the consequences by this admission, of their guilt, and he thought it right to state that although by Sae of the clause. of the act 111 question, it was declared that a person should not be liable for any acts of this description where, under any compulsory process, he aide a lull dictio n," of his proueditige, he was not prepared to say that this applied to the present case, and the grand jury ought not to take the fact at all under their consideration. The learned minder oonciaded by stating that he should be very slow in emnieg to the 'occlusion that the law could be so perverted, and tbe "eldest intention of the statute so defeated, as it urtainly would he if • statement of this description were to be held to hen the effect of shielding persona guilty of gosh an offence from punishment. The grand jury then retired. SURREY SESSIONS. THIS DAY. The Sopteuber adjourned sessions for the County of Bur ey this morning at the Court Hones, Newing ton C►nwwy, before Thomas Prickle, Hag., Chairman, J. C. Johnson. Bag., Deputy Chairman, and a beach of aegis train. The calendar contained only ten prisoners for trial. The Chairman, is his brief address to the grand jury, ob served that the charges on the calendar were of the usual kind tried at these sessions, and be should be able to dis miss them in a very few beers. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. GUILDHALL. TIWFTID SUICIDE. Robert Campbell, a desestlydresetd man, who wee do. aari►ed as a eommereiel traveller, was placed at the bar, okayed wit► ►aving attempted to mama &inside. Polisie-mastable 163 said that as fluoday week he was allied I. to see the primmer, and he found ►im lying ea ties mead. He /eked hia what was the matter, sad he said he was very bad. He then said the het was he bad takes poison. Wit:sass brought a aurgaaa, who gave him some warm water, which ceased ►iss to bring up about an ounce of landmass, and then ordered him to be taken to the hospital, when he remained smell this morning. The reason the primer assigned Lc mounitting the act was that he had boo loft truths' to some mousy fors young ass, and he had spur it, and the young maa had been selling lila to aososat for It. Tb. prisons said that be was is very bad health, sad was la tbo bablt of taking oplus when is very low spirits, sad on t►is oasastoa Ism 'apposed In had takes a little too nub. He always kept the opium by him, bat had a* ninths to destroy Mani!. It the Aldan's. would Me dians hi. he would take ears it should mot wear agile. Bo had a wife sad thrn abildran. Alderson Farneorabe mid it was a very serious asses be was akargad with, sad was a desperate attempt upoa his life. He mut take time to coneidsr what coarse be should adopt towards his for such conduct, and would tborefen rewind his :sell Saturday. TM wife then same forward (a very respeetablis panes bath in her appeases., sad manors), sad said. if the lgegierate would discharge her husband, as. would take harp of his. His health was bad, bat his Stollen wes Hunt. Alderman Fareeombe said Mts. Campbell mast get NIRO Mead to sadertake the charge of Me. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A NOVEL WAT OF ORTTLING A DAD 1117111111/D. JaM Gilbert, am Irish labourer, whine face wee mus► earatsbed sad adorned with a couple of black eyes, was 'bawd hetet* Mr. Bingham with assaulting Catherine Gilbert, his wife, by striking her with the tongs. The oomplainant stated that she resided with bar ►usband at No. 19, St. Ann's court, and that :foe same time peat he bad been la the habit of severely beating her, more particularly whim ►e got la liquor, which he invariably did oa Saturday sights. Oa Saturday night last, fearing that w►en ►e ems bone he would give her the usual beating, she pro eared the astistana of a male friend, whom she Jetted home to supper, and while they were partaking of that meal, defendant cane home intolleated, and told bar to prepare for a thrashing. Her male friend roes up and said, if defendant dared touch her he would pitch into him. Defendant treated the warning with contempt, and struck her in the fee*. Her male friend then, at her suggeation, and by her aid, rushed upon the defendant, and gave him • good thrashing. The defendant, finding be was getting the worst of it, seised bold of the tongs and struck complainant • severe blow or the arm. She then ran out and fetched • police man and gave him in charge. Defendant said he had been severely beaten by his wife's friend, and he took up the tongs in self defence. Mr. Bingham said some one had already admiaistend the law upon defendant, end bad pretty well served him out. He (Mr. Bingham) should therefore undertake to dis charge him. WESIMINSTEIL Asamnaure 281 FOLIC& W.. PoDeripsr, a labouring man, wu charged before Mr.Arsold with king drunk and assaulting Poliosurestable Taylor, A 264. Ttro Wirer stated that about ow Wale* the previous manias be was is the read, Chelsea, whoa he beard several .ea 'boating "at tho top of their wales." The rinser was mow this, aad appeared to be the meet eative. Ws asked his sad hie eampaaieas ant to sake sash a seise. as tb.y were illaturbing the tuba* bats. Ow of them observed "Yoe have aufdat to do with it," wad wiled him seas famous maw . Csompisiaout west so, mad was Mewed by the primmer sad his esespealeas, lie aids urod Wu to be quiet. upon whisk enema ailing pat him et deism& Oteapialseat vest es. NM la iambi wads, passim, I Ito sailed Wm to his astiatasse. Whams lewd bold of the prisoner, sad the other ocestabia laid bold of aambee of tho mob. The man the other Mon bad la him embady woo mewl by soma]. of th. mob. While somplalsast tad hi. brother °Sou bad bold of the priesser, a great quality of moue 11101 throws at oomplalaast, sad It was a many that all of them were not mriowly injured. . _ . . Mr. Arnold—Did the prisoner go quietly with yon to the station-honse Complainant—Yoe, sir. Mr. Arnold said hi; eould not hold bin responsible for the coadeet of *then, es he did net appear to have Melted the mob to thug the *tomes. Had it been eo, he would have palliated him most severely. The primes, was liaid 6s. for Wog drank. TR AM ES. Williams Malatya, a wntched•lookiag old sae, in great poverty, and with a few rags on his penon, which appeared to have beta worn for many years, was brought before Yr. Yardley, shamed with stealing a pint pewter mews from the Moe Peter public-hour, in Royal Mint-street, aNas Rormary-lane. Joseph Truemsn. wafter in the employ of Yr. George, the landlord of the Mae Peter, said that the primate, came into the house a fortnight ago, and called for a half-pint of porter. Directly titer he left, a pis' pot was airbag. He went after the prisoner, but could not lad him. On Sa turday retail, the prisoner came into the house, called for a ►alf-pint of porter, sad after he had drunk it.„ took up a pint pet, and went off with it. He followed sad toek the prisoner into custody with the pot is his ;artesian. The prisoner, in defence, said he was in greet distress, and hie nestenties surged bra to commit the robbery. Mr. Yardley reread him to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for three pleader months. CITY OF LONDON RZOLWINATION.—(111111 DAT.) —This morning Thomas Young McChristie, Seq., opened his wart, in the Conn of Quota's Bauch. Mr. Secondary Potter attended, and pet la the lists of the different Com panies in which there was only one claim and 108 objections. The list of householders was then proceeded with, and wet likely to occupy the whole of the day. There are 33 claims and 9 applications to amend, and 285 objeetiem. The whole of the objections were taken by the Liberal party who are represented by Mr. Sidney Smith and Mr. Chirp Ledger. NEW CHUII4II NUN THE HAIMARYST.—A now thatch is about being ceswencion in Covaiu7-street, Hay- market, between Rupert-street sad Priaesa•strmt. Her Gracious Majesty bas subscribed 6001. ; W. T. Egerton, Esq , M.P., 301.; Viscosat Sydney, 251. ; Bishop of Lon don, 1,0001., besides se•eral other noblemen and gentlemen. CHOLERA ON BOARD SHIP IN THE RlVll.—This morning Mr. Roes, Jour., the Parochial Medial oMcer of St. Paul, Shadwell. reported a caw of Asiatic Cholera, which terminated fatally on board a ship lying off the Dry Dock, Lower Shadwel . The case wee a very malignant one, and ea official itquiry will be gone into by Mr. Baker, the coroner of the district, by order of the Board of Health. A CHILD KILLED BY POISONOUS FlSH.—Thin morning, Mr. W. Baker, t►e coroner, received information of the death of a fine child, named Emma Sheffield, aged 2 years, who died from the *Soots of eating a lugs quantity of mussels on Saturday night. On the Bth, in Biuttgard, numerous patrols kept parading the city, and the troops were kept ready within t►eir barracks. Riots on amount of the dearness of food were apprehended. PRUBBIA.—The Prince of Prussia hu completely recovered from his indisposition, and has left Cologne to join his family. A Russuar FIIfiCTIONART.—A young Pole, named Julius Cieleeki, who was attached to the office of the Intend ' autin-Chief of the Army of the Saab, was sent from the Crimea, entreated with 160,000 silver roubles (about 24,0001), to pity for a large purchase of horses which bad been made in the government of Instead, however, of protheding to Kl.ff, he took the road to Warsaw, when he was well known, and by the aid of a person named Jatteraad, he obtained bills of ex. change on London and Paris. The pollee basis( no stie picion of him, he was not arrested. He obtained a false pa sport, under the name of De Wysocki or De Pods,- socki, and up to the prawns time no traps of him has Nth discovered. It is supposed that he left for Frazee or England. NOUS SzßeerropoL.—A correspondent of the Ilasschesur Guardian, writing from Frankfort-on-the- Maine, under date Sept. 12, says, "Among our citizen' and monied aristocracy, satisfaction is enequivocelly ex premed at the magnificent result.. of the Starlet struggle of the 7th. Bat the !evens is the cue masa the diplomatic warps, with the exceptios, ot rows*, of the British and Fritsch missions. Oar legatios thinks it dignified to moderate the joy it Stela, or ought to feel; bat K. de Talleaa, justly proud of the exploits of his country men, gives full scope to his delight. As for the rest, of the diplomatic corps, &eluding the patch, Swedish, sad Danish envoys, their faces are lengthened to a pitiable silent. Their very Gagers trembled as they read the tele graphic despotches at the club last "Teeing. They have not failed either to call upon K. de Olieka to offer esterase's of devotion, sympathy, and worded sasoursge swat. To this his Beeefithey is said to hays !epilog that this " voluntary " etheustioe of the ssulborn dolhessa had long boon preconcerted, for pappoose of esasestraties and setts, operations oa tho left ; that Prism Oristabakoff had manly reewli pow mina sesta; that normals masssiass, sofiltioat for six mouths' wasemption for' 10,000 MOO, ware established witbis the north side intramthad camps; that the strength of tbs Russian position randased it neat tackablo on the left, and "cold not be appeossbod In front Of from the sea ; that want of water would prevent the Allies from intorsaptieg ths sowsmanisatioss with Permit, supposing them to land fa forth at Enpatoria As to the material destrovwi er abandoned, what were a few hundred gees to Hew& /Lad as for ships sink or burned, all, save the few steamers, were destined to be broken up and re placed by other vowels of batter construction propelled by steam. THs NORTHERN Maaruso.—This great annual festival Of " (potteries" of the resident gentry of the Highlands, sad of sportsmen sod others from the south, commenced at Inverness co Thursday, and the 'SHOW sports were csmducted .itb mach spirit. THE Aratcarf Twius.—We understand that in conesouenee of a representation made to the Hesse Beers. eery, ittrengh Mr. Dances, member fee the burgh, the violist abduction of the twice will fovea the abject of as investigation by the Lord Advoeste.—Dwuks Courier. A sloop is being fitted op for a party of Scotch freedmen, inelediog two wee of Colossi &eine. of Bed castle, who are to proceed for tla capture of seals star Tata, la the Dornoeb Frith. The same vessel, last season, with the same party, la eve weeks, raptured and ao fewer thee 163 fun-grown wale. Hamm:mow), Ban. 9.—The Togs (prise), Simeon in charge, was stranded and wrecked near Howes last sight ; spew saved ; materials, He, expected to be saved.— (Mem. The above vessel was the prise of her Mejesys steamer Cuter, and wee tort while beteg towed by that stessur from Elsinore, through the porting of the tow rope.) RECK OP THE SCHOONER ALERT. STRON4 Barr. 10.—The Alert (schomier), of Belfast, from Liver pool to the Baltic, not ashore on the Pentland Slurries yes terday, sad bee become • total wreck; parts of materials Laded here. OF THY SHIP VEEEZNIGING. STETTIN, Sum 10.—Tbe Vereenitist (ship), Freshen's, from Len don to this port, was wrecked in the IL ittejett (”ff Hepelo), in the night of let Sept. ; crew and meteriels saved. THE VICTORY OP TEI ALLIES—PORTSMOUTH, Sere 15.—A tasetieg of • • town' comae"' of this borough was held this afternoon for the purpose of attempt to a contra- Watery address to her Majesty on the recent glorious via tory of the allies at Sebastopol. The Mayor, A. NANCI, Esq., occupied the chair. There were present Aldermen Stioant &ale, Batchelor. Cressweller, Robbie. , Orange, White, 'L CouncillonVanderbereb, Solomon, Emanuel, Fomter, T ells, Sheppard, Shall. E. M. Wells, Totterdell, Edwards, Hannan', Jeffery, Palmer, sad Roberta. The Memorial of St. Etienne aye that an order for 20,000 meskete for the Reglad' army has been received at that town, sad that a large order for carbines for Turkey has also merited there. A mangle and clothes-drying machine were for. warded last week from Southampton to Mice Nightingale, at the &uteri Hospital. THE MUSDEa AT GORTON. The adjourned inquest en the body of William Bell, 'god 46, • terrier, at Gorton, who died from being stabbed on the night of Saturday, the let testae, by Micheal Heeley, an Irish/ma, who recently ' worked at the Girton Mills, was held on Friday, at the Plough lan, Gorton, before Mr. W. S. Better, coroner. It may be essollested that in the amount already published, it woe proved that Michael Mosley said , " I will stab the first Banish that comes seas ms." His lumber, Patrick Healey, was seas to strike the deemed on the head with what was believed to be a pima limbs life•preasevitr. A quality of additional evidence having been given, the jury returned a verdict, " That the deceased, Willis. Bell , came to hie death by s stab-womtd in the belly, beets`` hots in flicted by Michael Healey: and that Petrel Reeky we there prawn sad assisting." This ectustitated a main of wilful murder main both the partirs, and the armee has issued his wanaat for show approbsasios.—/hmeAssier Assfaiwer. ins ooLoons mow. Smarr, consistin g et Mob menthols, whose sweeerts iron so ossinently socoms• hd at the 11SUOM name 1100•11 Jut year are about to give twelve ooneens is Paris, 'seder the modem of Mr. Inwitell, who hos just been honoured with perosissics trots the Insist» dlitat that the first *morn shall be gives et the Belie de Cosiervatoire dubs the pima week. THE ES M% i MONDAY . TING,=E .. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooa. 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Waits.) 9 O 92 MINN& tam Fria Mai% Australia Odd Magda Cablond& Mammalian Australia& Cordllara diasnarcs Inn A Coal 'British Iron .lirsa.lmp.timat= Do. Coda aad Do. St. John Dal lay squeals. PI in.Dajea. au an au Isii : 4 It :1 i SI 27 29 el or si 1. rOolostunoid ii 14 IS all If •Do L Prat. le par !" ii: .o o 6 iiil l 11,000 211,666 1 4 400 10,000 0,000 10,000 101;10 riKatems rest Nowt liciaieg. Grand Dace? al ledge Greet Paerooth... - Great Wheal Vag Milted Liberty vt..inirso Do. B. Legitimism 00:00P 10,000 1%000 7,000 64 . 000 10.000 k.Marlquita ey Grassada . Vat - - vms — It.ntilland Silver Led Port Phillip hurts fleck •Ehyselley Inn Awl 40 0,0001100 20,000', 50 40.4001 22 11.1011 10 imkdb smo l too o' Iva 100 KM 10 KM' ' sc ups2o spoloe oval so 00,111,100 10,000 100 10,0001 20 up 5O 10 11.1113 15 110,000 100 IWO 1%000 22 11,000 IS 5,000 ... 60,000 50 o ii it Ii 2O It t r ►it 1 , 1 pm 1 f lb . 1.. -- I --• 2! 2 ! Is 11/1 IS SO, 10 AO kiln IV. 5 4 toattogo do Cu bs 1 . 9 . 8 ot 111 .outs Aortrallas no Doatcrip ..... ........ ail. 911 4 Lrott ... • waiter .loot Mariposa I I t Trasimeno: 4o by dammed owl. JOINT STOP[ ........ Bank of Lades British North AMON ChartAred Bank of Asia Do.do.ar Aua.lt Ch Chy I of Loodoe... I 8;;;C:ii Ao . e .c Lcs,Cbart.Baak of Ditto New Gawks end County Lostroot.EtooldagOorp. Leedom J -int stook Landow and WootolosOw Nei. rem. of Seemed.- Malone) of linked ...... Ilya Mull Wale Orb*. Soak csgs”tise 1 1- °7' l- iiiiil -1 !* - F Odd I.r iap ON gs , M /WOMB Nita el Amtrak' De. Wm Usicia of London Australian 7i - rlarillarar. Australian Royal Mail &Aft Waterworks *NM Maim Cora. ... . Doe poiirisolaol! Do 6 FR 0.1 , 66.*A5yg C r i ltoirosso Coral Palm al Promo Sast6ra Mow 6 Dog & Amirolioa Clegger I lil4-4aiil—f°.--mi—i—Pb7 03 54 70 par 5 dis 37 191 200 20 200 i die U 40 — par i-peo 33 $6 43 43 63 64 394 4° 71 8 9 29 SO 2 dim 111 11 154 1211 1124 1114 211 6 Si is Ilti 4 Nowa BARON lag W. Ina lam oWkr_ 50:00 'Lai , ROA* 14 SO, 2o I SS. 5 SO. 1 13.11 11.31 ISOM Si3ollt 115 WPM 1 130.5110 5 ~ ....moorL.ros. m losnl lON 30 Pod& IS Oriental Mom Wit SO Do. New ........ .. . So, Porthed boa Osolpsay 1 140 Royal Mal lima 1 1 *Oda Mott. Looolai 1* 1 Do. New 1 IS 4 csot3 Australian Lai / 1 4otorsrlso Wog. Sorle 5 1 Ds. lks. ila= 1.,0 SO 100 Vas Diossoes I ._ ne 9. 9 174 i7iiiiir;a7si itr7t.iiel Nazism It et Amnon Mhokirk Land 11 10 II I 1 14 sa $ i I ais I I Ps 11 Do. D 0......... 1 Do.. p.O.Trot.,ls. Norti 80. Martini= !kith of Imp Una- WrisatalOr ii 11 II I ale all all 6 16e lie 13 Ili Si It li le tra II id ad 14 13 rain= Rati.wall TaWnst—The follOiring on the last returns of the guts receipts of the prineipal Freesia rail. we,. Noentoaa.—Trot Sept. $ to Sept. 9: Protegee; 114,011 L; so" 5111.1411.1 MM. I.lle,Olif. W se goon Vtioram—frola Sept. S to Sept 1 s pas. assegre; 7e1.371f.; nods. 811,717 L ; total. 1.014.0191. Oninase an Swam Free—l e ts Sept. I to Sept l: Prem. p. paa.cpea; reads, aat,lSSt. ; total. t,.0%7 14t. Statenorne.—Rosa Sept. I to Sept. : Frartrits. 1131,1141.; 416.71,1. IL- ; 1,007. SIMMIWFroIa Sept , a 1 to Sept. 9: Parrangess, 21,00 K ; pees, Itctlf.; total 40,1117 f. leado. ; leFlan tsl. Sept to Sept. l: Temespros ; •10,S1Sf.; pada O 911,984 f. Woos To ilimeraawneas.—Press AIL to Sept. Perm. on. n a,Kot., pone. 240,3fef.; total. 1113,146 t. Owe Cssreut..—Pram Au& 26 to Sept. 1: Pneessites, 70,810 L ; con% elf.; total. 213,1191. DISTRUING inquest was held before the borough coroner of Liverpool, on Saturday, under sir enestances of a peculiarly distressing description. About two months ego mutt oomenursration wee crested by the sudden death by drowning, while bathing atNew Brighton, of Mr. lieldsworth, a man *nab respected, and who bad held the office of Post -office delivery clerk is this town for a number of years. A subeeription was entered into for his widow, Mrs. Elisabeth Holdswerth, and children, who were removed to the bones of the widow's brother, Mr. Knowles, No. 6, Lower Mensy-eisw, Bootle.marsh. rhe bereaved woman suddenly lapsed into a state of neelanakely, and was frequently heard to express fun that her children would coma to want. See had latterly became so nervous and exalted that she could not bleep, end would puss the night wilkieg about the bedroom. On Friday night one of her alum, Si easel, sat up with her, and was relieved in the morning by another clue. At about six o'clock, however, she wee left alone. On returning in an hour, the girls found that the door had been fastened on the inside. They raised en alarm, and the chamber was entered from the street window, when the dead body of the hapless widow was found ea the bed, with the throat cut, and a razor stained with blood lay on the floor. The jury, having returned • verdict of " Ts:sperm insanity," the foreman, Mr. Duncan Oibb, shipowner, proposed that a subscription list, for the support of the orphan children, should be raised, and he immediately set the example by contributing • sovereign. Several other jurors followed the 'maple. Domini s ASSAULT.—Richard Smith, who had been previously remanded, was brought up, st the Liver- Pool polies court, on Saturday, charged with wounding Bush Ann Harvey. It appear.d that on Thursday wean a number of girls, of whom Harvey wee one, were mashie the primmer, who was intoziested, in Ash.grove, Scotland. road, akin he picked up a brick-bat, and threw it at her. The missile struck the girl on the skull, producing a savers fissure, half an inch deep and revue inches long. It was stated by police-officer 471 that the girl was in • dangerous state, and the prisoner was further reminded. EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW EAILWAY.—We (HOC* man) understand that the dividend to be declared at the approaching meeting of this eompany will be at the rate of 1 em Sir Roderick Murchison, on his late visit to Ms. Itseivasa, It P. for Inverness, felt binned! strong enough tent with his gun and beg his thirty brace of grouse sallimsk pew eta forisoaa. jest to has/ himself in memory of Os sharp Mai at Comas% where he fought under the galiott Mom (Advartimbiatt.)—HOLLOWeell PILLS, AN Ix: csurcamse muse= sea ran cam or Bun AND lxmounoir.-.. Rarest of • Wear flees Mr. lama liessia. d Aalters.noder , Lys4 4121811 Jess ti. INK, •'Ts Pnrfrour yrs frr a froollimalb grated rillessel with brilloodra. waded will tremor Mom brow appetite, &Ram besinbee drouslors, sod die. ✓ear ailiktfortlfer with a disifollfri forderrtiose v iisk OPIUM In 4101 Nb rea variety al roma riliess; sad as boat ism ibm Tbaireard emosirand Whig Ink mai bough la wager. Nei alearibap bps lir Ma mos if =ll . b sie. yew blab? Sea *paailed ma losaipper Ibieblldimare 144111na11. liesiale. sal Mk lielloploa, lbw These returns show a decrease, both in circulation and bullion, very nearly the same as that exhibited by the returns for the preceding month, the circula tion having fallen 79,3601. and the coin held 24 ; 4321. below the figures presented by the returns made up to August 4th. Both circulation and bullion come exceedingly near their respective amounts at the same period last year, the former having been 6,677,4111., and the latter 1,816,0401. for the month ending Sept. 2, 1854. SATURDAY ETVIING. The English funds to day experienced a further decline of per cent., fresh sales being prompted by. the continued demand for money, and by the very , adverse features presented by the returns of the Banks of England and France. Owing chirfly, how ever, to the absence of operations of moment, the Conant market exhibits greater ooniparatiie steadi ness than is observable in some other departments of thit Stock Exchange. Turkish securities and English sad French railway skares were rather freely offered, THE " SEVEN POOR 'THAVELLERS."—The Maids done Journal publishes the scheme approved of by the Court of Chancery, for the regulation and management of Watts's Charity, at Rochester, which has of late obtained some notorie y Iron the last Christmas Story of Mr. Charles Dickens. The provisions relating to the poor travellers ass as follow:—" The trustees, as herstcfore, to provide every night suitable and convenient lodgiogs fcr six poor travel lers. To appoint a master and matron at a salary not to exceed 251. per annum each. The bouts shall be open every evening for the reception of six poor travel lers, or wayfaring men, not being common rogues or vaga bonds. Application for admission shall be made to the muter before the boor of six o'clock in the evening; and s in selecting the persons to be silmi:o d, care shall be takes that, unless under syseisl circumstance!, the same person be not admitted for more than one nigt.t, and in no case fog more than two consecutive nights. Every par traveller admitted to the house shall have a lodging for the night in a room by himself. A supper to be provided in the com mon room every evening, at seven o'clock, (or the poor tra renew, each of Shorn shalt depart from the house by tea o'clock in the morning, and shall as his departure receive from the master the sum of 4d." The Gist meeting of ths new trustees was held on Morday last, when it was agreed. amongst other things, that supper to be provided for the poor travellers is to consist of balfssixund of boiled retail of beef, one pound of broad, and haltaspint of power sub. SUPERSTITION IN A few days ago, la a Tiller/ not more than lee miles from Tarporloy, a wed ' ding party was assembled, and according to some 'upend- How notion prevalent In that neighbouthocd, if the bride bake a oaks with her ring in it, the person who gots that part of the sake wth the ring will be the next to be mos riod. Accordingly the bride baked a coke with her ring placed In the inside; a young man present took the idens of cake Without knowiog the ring was in it, and eat WM oaks and risg.—Cherler CArmicts. MONEY MARZCBT-T uIS DAY. Two o'CLoas. The English funds continue to droop. A further decline of per cent. has been established to-day. Con sols are quoted 904 to I for money, and 9UZ to 1 for the 12th of October. India stock has been dealt in at 230; and Exchequer Bonds at 1001. Exchequer Bills are again lower, marking ls. to 7s. prem. In the foreign stock market Turkish securities con tinue to meet with the chief transactions. The Six par Cents. are now quoted 911 to /, and the New Four per Cent. Gnaranteed Scrip I to I premium. Mexican is quoted 21i to 22 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 194 to 20; and Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100. Spanish Passive Bonds have been dealt in at 5 to 54; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 77 to 78 ex div. ; and French Three per Cent. scrip at 21 prem. The imports of the precious metals last week have been considerable, but largely exceeded by the exports. Our list of arrivals includes 44,128 ore. of gold by the Essex from Port Phillip; 43,979 ozs. by the Eagle, from the same port : 847,408 dole. by the America, from the United States; 8,8351. by the Tagus, from Portugal; and 8,2001. by the Great Western from the Brazils. The total value of these arrivals Inv be stated at about 634,0001. Silver also continues to flow in from the Continent. The Baron Oay is reported by the Custom-hoses returns to have brought in 14 Milk and the Ravenabourne 16 bags of bullion, both from 36 400 .._ 12.1 36i 4 7 q i ii iii kit 2 Oge Si I i 106,000 26,000 100,000 10,000 00,000 11,00 b 11/1,006 111000 .S,OOO Antwerp. The Coi statement of the shipments West from London during last week includes 110,675 one. and 10,0001. in gold, and 2,946 oz. of silver, representing a total value of about 91,0001. Those supplies were despatched chiefly to Hamburg aid Belgium. The particulars are subjoined, viz. : gold : to Belgium, 275 ors. Gold coin : to Hamburg, 8,500 on.; to Belgium, 2,100 ort.; to Tonning, 10,0001. Gold bars : to Hamburg, 7,800 on.; to Belgium, 2 000 ore. The only other shipment officially reported com prises 49,2961. in gold by the Avon for Rio Janeiro, by which the asoertained shipments are raised to about 141,0001. It is known, however, that the chiet efflux has consisted of the private remittances of gold to the continent, which have comprised the whole of the available imports, and further considerable amounts drawn from the Bask of England. The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday last, exhibits the following import• ant results (exchange taken at 25f. to the pound): ' Coin and bunion £11.645 800 decrease £2.006,600 Bills dismounted 17,26.5,600 decrease 1,291,900 Circulation Trossury deposits Private deposits Advances on French government stocks 2,179,800 decrease 260,700 Advaaaes ow railway sbares 4,668,700, deerrue The most serious teatuis in this return is the dimi nution of upwards of two millions sterling in the coin and bullion. The total amount of bullion held by the Batik is now only eleven millions and a half. Last month this item showed an in crease of 966,1001. The heads of " discounts" and Treasury deposits were largely swelled last month by the operation of the French loan, and now exhibit a great reaction. On the whole the position of the Bank is proved to be mull lees strong, and indications of approaching tightness in the French money market are afforded. At the same time the heavy amount of the advances on French government stocks and railway shares shows that considerable speculation is afloat. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 18th l inst. for the conveyance, from the River Thames, of 1,700 lona of stores (planks) to the Crimea ; and 600 tons of naval stores (masts, timber, &e.) to Malta. The Canada Land Company's shares continue to show an upward tendency. British American Land shares were flatter on Saturday. The stock of the Van Diemen'a Land Company was in request at a sensible advance. In Bank Shares the feature was a rise in those of the English, Scottish, and Australian Char tered Bank. Australian Royal Mail Steam shares were dealt in at 41; and Peninsular and Oriental at 69. The annual meeting of the Unity General Assurance Association is called for the 10th of October, and will be made special, to alter the deed of settlement. Subjoined is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share Liet) showing the rates of interest yielded by ordinary railway stock at present prices. The calculation is based on the dividends paid for the half-year ending the 30th of June, 1855, and for tha year ending with the same date. - ... lot. per et. per 1111113111 at the rate of dividend pAd Pres. Price. RAILWAY. Lest 4 year. Last year 90 Bristol and Ezetar id 6 0 0 6 0 0 51 Galedsnisa l6 91 4 16 94 40 Darin nod Belfast 93 Boularalrnatios ad 12 31 6 17 114 14 last taaaaskin id 17 21 5 4 2 274 Ediabdrik art Glesigon /6 Glopr and bath Western id 15 9 4 16 4 211 Gras Mares id 13 14 41e 0 511 at. 11011111/11 k Wawa—lreland id 17 1 4 7 4 74 Great Walla id II 6 4 9 9 10 Ilairgand Wrisnessa id 10 0 4 7 6 74 Linisair led Ore. 924 Liassalartadi Mrs . 79 lrasarre soil Tadoddre Stook .. zd 3 3 I 3 99 Larks. Irfolalrai. and Swab Cosily! II 6 7 03 93 Loader sad Nora Western Stock ad 13 3 4 10 MI loader sad linuthWeetern id bf $ 9 9 491 ididlead Great Western id 11 3 1 0 69 Ilidlasillast id 111 3 6 71 43 11911ert, Ilkairram, and Derby ad I 6 S 4 7 3 IS Nark SWIM Bernick rock z d I 24 5 4 2 231 Nark Illerni York Stott ad If 1 1 04 25 Isar* Moral . 171 MUM Ward 0 0 412 103 17f Orr balers id 13 91 3 4 A The rates yielded by guaranteed railway stocks are as under : - Int. per cent. hid. Prim Ormidanns Drnosmds. per annum. 92 11641999109996dre Meek{ Fr mat. ad 4 2 bi 11 Sat lamoilke Pill I alms 6pa mat. ad 4 13 9 131 Baden Castles Prolavaus 6Fa con. ad 4 lo $4 11 Calrlais—OrmoOkll For alit. prat. id 4 13 9 113 Great Scribers 5 pre sent peelassos stook . ad 4 I 111 97 Gran Western 44 re 49111. Meek ad 4 II 9 17 CIL Waiters Strfraelosij ird ander 6 per centad 4 14 1 19 Gt. Wasters Slum. od . aratet:9 per cent. .id 4 11! .4 5i c% ii bre...ui efr.a; pi ai.-stoat:a . . 103 Ha U sad NUT .zd IN Innorshlre and Yorkshire Pref. 6 per cent ad 129 Lon. Brighton sad 4. Watt Pref. 6 per sad. ad 134 Vidend d per cent. ad 164 Midland Ntw 4, per rent preference ad 941 North Union, 10 per cent ad N! North Western 5 per cent ref. shares • ad 431 Pratte sad Wyre, gr.71.17e. DI. oar emit. ad 113 Eh. Helens 6 per own. preference stock ad 101 St. Helens Pllffernlft, 3 per cent stock ad 204 Stseeiekl, 8.8. W. H. sad Goole, Nonh Div. 9t &mit Eastern 44+ per ct. preference .. ad 23 South Eastern, Needing Annuities ad 9 York and North Ilkiland 44 p. ct. preterenoe ad 4 13 11 4 16 1 4 3 10 4 13 0 4 9 74 4 10 104 4 3 0 6 1 84 4 10 4 6 4 41 4 IS 0 1 7 9 4 12 34 4 13 3 3 0 0 The Irish bank returns for the four weeks ending Saturday, September 1, 1855, are as follows: baturady, Meptemuer 1, touty, arc as 'situ... Total Total Clrealation Average Average Nude dad Mle. authorised. Circula- amount lion. of Coin. --- / The Bank of Ireland 3,198,418 2,938,015 814,050 The Provincial Bank al Ireland 927,667 01 , -,394 24,468 The Baba Baekfat Com play The Northers BWitIB Canaan) 243,440 211,334 94,+78 The Ulster Ilmating The National ark of 781,707 899,189 10 ,328 The Caniellaimair Patioaal Bank et Ireland 24,1384 20,0117 2,638 The Clonmel Patleaal — Bonk of Ireland. 96,418 30,347 7,693 Total 8,1134,494 3,594,5 , 2 1 1,84,899 Arrival for the week ending 26tb September last year, 2,178 casks; and &livery, 1,600 colts. Tbs snivel lest week comprised 1,136 casks from Russia. Tots!, 1,135 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. We have *gain a very large *apply of beast', end tb trade is exceedingly dull. Lest Monday 's prices see res. Heed for choicest kir dt, but inferior qualities cannot be cleared off. The number of *beep is rather smaller, but lb exceeds the demand. Late rates are with difficulty obtained. ' and a clearance cannot be, fleeted. The trade fur calves is abAst las on Friday. From Germany and Holland then are 2,249 beasts, 4,400 sheep, 166 calves, and 110 pipe. Scotland, 3() beasts ; and 2,000 hots the northern and midland counties. Yee evas• 4111511. 0. 4 .. Pm stoor of albs. • 4. U. 4. lett Heck, Ilereforth. 4 6 10 I bast Dui. It 11f..1,46. di. 00 0 I Jot tibort-borue .....4 4 4 6 13,4 1.000.1“.010 imadluallly Dab* 28 3 6 Do. do. *born 10••• POOI Dos. L 11•11. b•• 4 8 410 lambs . 4 6 6 4 B ANN at market, 6,64 shop MI iambs. 17.62:1; Nam. 187: NM 311. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report trsde very brisk for fine new Same:, which Sod buyers as hat as the arrive. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. lemgridas's West Hartley, 20s. ; Will. Bad Riddell. 211. 34.; Walls End Haswell, 235. ; Wells Bad Hellas, 23t.; Walls Bad Tees, 233.-90 fresh ships at market. and showed considerable depression. The elegies quotations, however, exhibited in several awes a rather decided re-action from the drpresaion of the morning. At Paris to-dey the Three per Cent. Rent,. clamed at 66.90, which shows only a trithog recovery frees yesterday's fall of neatly per cent. Letters frusta Faris, dated yesterday atternoon, refer in especial to a fall of no less than 115 f. in Credit Mobtlier shares, attributed in part to a difficulty in carrying over Owes shares at the half-monthly settling. Owing to the extensive current speculation in this security, the rate of "continuation' has risen to a very high range. In view of the unfavourable aspect of the Bank of France return, the feeling is pining ground that great caution ought to be exercised in all trans actions in connexion with that bourse, which seems at present, owing to the speculative spirit afloat, ill prepared to meet any sudden tightening of the money market. _ _ _ Consols closed at 901 to for the 12th October, from which range there was little variation through out the day. For money, sales were pressed at 901, and the closing quotation may be given at 901. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 901; ditto, for account, 12th Oct., 901, 90Q ; India Stock, 230; ditto, for ao count, 231; India Bonds, 18s. prem. Exchequer Bills remain at yesterday's rednoed quotation of Bs. to 10s. prem. Exchequer Bonds have declined to 100 to 1001. In the foreign stock market the chief transactions were in Turkish bonds. The Six per Cents. wars sold as low as 901, and the new guaranteed Four per Cent. scrip at par : the closing quotations were 91 1 to 92/, and 1 to j premium respeo tively, the fall having brought in buyers. The approaching deduction of the half.year'S dividend of 3 per cent. tends materially to support the price of the Six per Cent. stcck. This scrip of the new French loan was sold in the morning at 2: prem., and was last quoted 21 to 2f prem. Other stocks were quiet. At Amsterdam yesterday (Friday) the exchange on London was girded 11.821, at short; at Vieone, 10.37; and at Hamburg, 13.41. MINES.-TIIIS DAY. Two o'CLooa. There is still no movement in the gold mining shares. Nouveau Monde shares mark Ns. Cobra shares have been dealt in at 694; and Na tional Brazilian (Coates) at 3!. Other foreign and colonial stocks remain quiet. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales : Condutrow, 1221; Lady Berths, 11, 1; Sortridge Com 101f, 61. 6.. ; West Srton, 400, 410; Wept Frances, 19 4; Wheal Edward, 31. Out of doors, however, sundry t aaaaa ctione are reported to an, including the filowing :—Ropeererne, 235, 240; Wheal Orenvills, 2,1; West lemon, 194; Wheal HoaGer• 5, ; Cusdurrow, 125, 127 ; &nudge C neolo, 64, 4; %Vote' Edward, 34, ; Cubed Cuited, 12m. 6,1., 13s. 60. In addition, the ionized business has titan plane in ilia Stock Ig:change, •is. :—Condurrow, 120; Sortridge Con sols, 61; Tincruft, 34, 1 ; Wheal Edward, 31; Tamar C0n .14 24 : Pend an.drea, 3; West Sortridge, 4; Lady Bertha s lisS ir ubjoined are the current quotations for a number of minims stocks in which t aaaaa ctrins occasionally take plus in the Stock Exchange :—Sortridge Consul., 64, 4; Welt Sortridge, 4,4; Great Sortridge, 7-19. 9 16' Devon Greag Console, 390,110; Cendurrow, 120, 125; Wheal Edvsra, 3, ; Pend.an.drea, 21, 34; Tamer CGDIOIII, 21, 3; B,uth Tamar, 61,71 ; Lady Orrsne, 11. 4; Alfred Coesols, 13,14; Great Wheal Allred, 161, 171; fincroft, 34,4 ; Rosewerse, 235, 245; Wheal Hensler, 5, 1. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. With an iacreased supply of new wheat, our market had declined Is. to 21. per qr. fur that description. Old E•g lish and foreign whew was quite as dear as before. Spaniel' &Jur was again in request for shipment to France, ina rather more money was obtained. B.,rley supported the ad f Is per qr. noted as Fliday last, and oats were the turn d• seer. Beaus and peas Kate/ and fully as dear. AkItIVAL6 111 TO WN VON PltOM 6EIU. 16 TO SEPT. 15. (Srs. English. Wow& Leah. Persiga. 11 66 Barley lOB .6 M Oct 5 137 60 tel ..... 1900 1 1062 S 1 Malt. Flaw, 66119 whs. 16(0 barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. • The following are the public sales advertised for CO morrow—Sugar : 300 hbela. West India, 18,600 bags Mauritius, 4,000 begs Bengal, sea 750 bogs Madras. Coco% 160 bags Triuidad ; Cochineal, 370 hhtio. The private contract markets have • steady appearance, although Ira are without any transactions of importance. COPIIII.—A limited be - ilium has been done r in Nation Ceylon at 61a., and about 1,000 bags !buttes at previous rates. Rica wears a firm appearance. SALTPETRE —The market is quiet. Ono —Seal, pale, 641 10s. to 661; yellow, 611. to 631. 10s.; brown, 601 , sperm body, 1171 to 1191 ; beitdmattor,ll9l to 1201. ; cod, 461. 10r. to 471. ; South Sea, pals, 641.101. to 661.; Olive Gallipoli, 661. to 671. ; Spanish and Sicily, 691.; cocoa nut, 431. 6d. to 464 ; palm, 43r. to 46i ; linseed, 44a.; raps, pale, 63a. to 631. 6d.; brown, 61s. 6i. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is steady, with • good demand for consumption. Town tallow is quoted 68s. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 67s 6d ; October to Decemb.r, 675. 64. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. Steak on hand Cask. Wive!, lad week . . - Do.lrota let Jane asTiiiitTst Do. tram let ..... 'rice Y. C. per cwt. Tnern , ISA 3. 21,125 2,171 TO Pe 4 6 11 10i I IN 111 zd Pa ad id Pa ad 114113 lag Sli • IE2I 21,476 M.. ed. Se.. 66. 30,813 I, 06 18,673 1,193 18,118 146.63. Od. 1 31,941 3.34' M,IBSUIR 1 11,94 $7.. bd. 544. H.