The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-21 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY. AUGUST 2O. Appourratraers....
Ltintamants H. Campion (1849), lit Lieutenant of the Veen.
vine, 6, paddle wheel steam sloop, of 260-bores power,
Mediterranean station, to he Lieutenant and Commander et
the /ardent, 6, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, of 200-hseee
power, in the Black Sea, vie* Horton, promoted; and
13. T. C. Smith (1842), to the Bloodhound. 3, iron paddy,
wheel steam-vessel, of 160. bores power, at Wadvieb.
Chaplain Rev. R. Pries, to the Vulture, 6, paddle-wheel
steam-frigate, of 470-horse power, with the Baltic

MALTA, ACOUST 16.
On the 13th, H.M.B. Terrible arrived from the
Crimea, and, after coaling, proceeded the same night to
Gibraltar to bring up heavy mortars for the beseiging force
,at Sebastopol. Gladiator has also been sent for the same
ZIKZto some other port. It will be the middle of
ber before these vessel" get beck to the Crimes.
The Doggerbank, Dutch frigate, arrived yesterday with
the Prince of Orange on board.
The Imperatrix, with the 66th Regiment on board, puma
through on the 13th. All well.
The steamers Stella, Norman, Teneriffe Supply, Can,
bria and Armenia, have arrived from 04 But; smiths
steamers Golden Fleece, Jason, Alar, Reapers", and trans-
port Royal Charlie, from England with, troops, beside
number of French steamers and transports. H.Y.S.
Powerful is to sail to day for England.
horse', dke., are cheaper in Tripoli and Tunis than meal,
and it is from those places Malta chairs her principal sup.
plies ; yet meat has risen 50 per cent. without any villa'
reason; for though we have many steamers calling, they do
not consume as much as the fleet and regiments that are
stationed here. It is believed that a cause might be found,
and a remedy applied.

DUBLIN, Auo. 20.
Theßoyal County Limerick Regiment, under Lieut.-
Colonel Dickson, expect to sail for Gibraltar, ofsoeni and
men baying volunteered for foreign service.
The Limerick Chronicle Bays: "An officer in ocualmad
of a distinguished cavalry regiment is about to ritin Rpm
half-pay, receiving 14,0001. from his suemnsor."

GUNPOWDER FOR TUE CRIMEA.—Nearly 400 tong
of guspowder are now ready for embarkation; it will be
shipped in copper barrels, hermetically sealed. A Isle
number of invalid artillerymen, sappers and miners, sad
pensioners have been employed in the Arsenal atWoolarich,
in order to expedite the charging of shells and filling and
preparing rockets for the Crimea. It is understood that the
above-mentioned stores will be shipped in sailieg 'smell far
safety, but in order to avoid delay on the passage, from mg.
trary or light winds, a steam transport will accompany meet
sailing vessel, for the purpose of towing when it may be
required.

THE FOREIGN LEGION. Yesterday evening
large body of volunteers for the German Fersige Legion
arrived by railway from Hull, and were billetted fot the
night. This morning the men, who are all t►ll and &Gila*,
having been mustered, proceeded, ender the command of
an officer, by the Bonth•Etatern Railway to Folkestone, we
route for the camp at Shorncliffe.

The Gtatton ateam-floating battery, accompanied
by the Horatio, 24,put into Falmouth on the 18th ; they would
seise a favourable opportunity of getting to sea, to CMOs the
Bay of Biscay in as smooth water as possible. The Meteor
was reported in her way down Channel to have behaved
very badly, the sea ping completely over her deck; the
(Batton, on the contrary, is highly spoken of, and as having
done exceedingly well.
On Sunday Lieutenant-Colonel Wemya, Kilkenny
Fusiliers, placed in the regimental orders of the day his re-
signation of the command of that corps. Major Tighe will
be raised to the command.

The North York Rifles being under orders to leave
their hsad-quarters for the barracks at Bradford, on Friday
deposited in the parish church of Richmond their pair of
colours, which bad been presented to the regiment by the
lath Princess Amelia, daughter of his Majesty King Georg.
111., and embroidered with her own hands. The regiment
having been appointed by her present Majesty to be orals
regiment, does not carry colours.
The Clue Militia, 530 in number, will move from
Clare Castle to the Curragb. The arrival of the Armagh
Militia, 600 strong, is also expected in the course of the
week.

The Adelaide, which left Southampton for Wool•
wich on the 19th ult., paned the Isle of Wight en ►oute to
the Crimea on Friday. The Adelaide also takes out 4,000
Crimean medal..

The Rev. B. Hodgene (late curate of Deane) hal
been appointed a chaplain to the forces in the Eut, to sins
at the Pirsees.

A letter from Constantinople, in La Prase, states
that General Canrobert, in taking leave of the French
1 army, promised them that he would soon return.

The Invalide Rune publishes a narrative by a
Rostrum officer, lately restored to freedom, of his stifferinp
and haidsbips while a prisoner at Constantinople. ThO
treatment experienced there by the Russian prisonen is
bitterly complained of.

A despatch, addressed by General Beatson to the
Turkish Minister of War, states that the City of the Duds-
miles is quiet again, and that the Bashi•Basouks, purged
of the more turbulent elements, have returned to their duty.

Some difficulty has arisen between the Government
of Moldavia and the Ottoman Miaistry, the latter haslet
replied in favourable terms to a petition by the Jews of the
province for greater freedom.

It is understood that on the 18th of next month,
on the day of the Nativity, the Pope will proclaim in full
Conaiatory, the creation of a new order, the Order of the
Immaculate Conception.
' A letter from Genoa states that the comments in
our Parliament and in the French press have awakened the
hopes of the middle classes of Naples and greatly frightened
the authorities.

INTERFERENCE OF THE ALDERSUOTT CARP WITH
TIM MILL ST/11•Me.—We stated some weeks ago that the
enormous consumption of the Basingstoke canal water by
Aldersbott camp had affected the traffic, and prevented the
barges from having a sufficient depth of water to travel.
After sundry conferences between the Canal Company and
the Ordoanoe-oflicr, it was at length agreed that the
former shook' be paid 101. • week, as compensation,
until final arrangements could be made. Since that time
the government have purchased Fleetpond, a large large
of water, three and a half miles round, not far from
Aldershott. The mill at Fleetpond NAM felt the
eff.ets of the eh *opt, and the miller sou com-
pensated for giving up possession. But the military
authorities began impounding the water which formerly
flawed oat of the Fleetpond at a certain Le:ght, into I
stream which passed under the canal and dually fiJwed into
the Loddon between Sheffield and Riselsy-mill. Another
stream, called the Deepford has been affected by the camp
supply. As a matter of course the diminution of the supply
to the Loddon was a serious injury to the mills on that
stream. The owners and occupiers of these mills have
therefore commenced actions against the government for
diverting the supply from their mint' and will, doubtless.
obtain compensation, as the quantity brought into the Lod-
don by the two tributary streams formed at least one-
twentieth of the whole of the river. S.pno years ago (in
1820, we believe) the Basingstoke Canal Company at-
tempted to divert the supply from these sources to increase
1 the depth in their navigation, bet an action was commenced
by Mr. Billinge, of Twf ford, Messrs. Simonds, of Shear
sham, aid Mr. May, of Sandford, and the company finding
they " had not • leg to stand on," suffered judgment to
by default,end abandoned the practice complained of.—
Barks/41re Chronicle.

Colonel Vandeleur, D.L., presided on Friday at a
public meetiog in Klrush, fur the purpose of forming a
company to construct a railway between Kilruah and Mi-
kes., embracing, besides, the reclamation of 6,000 ants of
waste land, and the undertekieg was very warmly taken
op.—Limerick Chronicle.
PHRENOLOGY.—The Wallington Intelligencer ex-
tracts the following passage from a sermon, recently
preached by the Rev. H. W. Beecher:—" And I may say
here, what I have said before in the pulpit, that this
views of the human mind, as they are revealed by phreno-
logy, are those views which have underlaid my whole
mientry ; and if I have bad any success in bringing tau
truths of the Gospel to bear practically upon the minds at
mss, vary sueeeea in the vigorous application of truths to title
wants of the human soul, where they are moat needed, I
owe it to the clearness which I have gained from thin
science; and I could not ask for the members of my family.
nor of a church, any better preparation for religious index
trinekion than to put them in possession of such a media
kuowledgs of the human soul as is given by phrenology."
A FRENCH TRANSPORT ON FIRE.—ANTWERP.
AUGUST 18.—The William Metcalfe (French transport),
loaded with fodder for the army in the East, took fire ms
the coast of Algeria, in the night of 22nd July, and wee
sunk. She was raised the nest morning without having
sustained much damage, but the cargo is totally lost.
1.088 OP THE SIIIF CANADA.—QUEIrC, AUGUST
6.—The Canada, Robertson, of and from Newcastle for
Quebec. with cargo, was lost in Le Foils Bay, Newfound-
land, during the last spring; crew arrived here.
EPISCOPAL TITLES.—At the Inverness Regiotristili
Court, on Monday last, Sheriff Young rejected the als
of Bishop Eden, because he claimed under the nest
designation of the " Right Rev. Robert Eden, D.D., B
of Moray and Ross." The bishop refused to mama
claim by deleting the word " Right Rev." and the dolipar t
rim "Bishop of Moray and Rose." The claim was nenenil.
ingly rejected —llclinburgh Courant.
A NEW WAY TO " RAISE " BEANS,—A goodwill
is Seneca Falls (N. Y.), last spring planted some Ir
beans. Not being provided with poles, he supplied that
'
place by planting in each hill sunflowers, trimming up the '
stalk, so that it d the purpose of a pole. For a time
all went on well, till at length, the sunflower growing
much faster than the Keane, the latter were absolutsll -
drawn up by the room. Nero York Courier.

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THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 21, 1855.
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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. ' BOW-STREET, implied with, sad he was leader the assumity of asking SHARE LISTS—THIS DAY.
LIM LIAM AT FIUD lIIINTAUL
I • CiaM eTestadayPilms. 1".40211641apoo !
THIS DAT. roIIT-OTTION Nonzaital. h muwarrute,
e warriate, to levy the reweave mounts on the -___a_.--
Thomas Cassia, a mesesager ion the Guard Pest-ollee, 1 ship, her Maki*, funitaro, sad apparel. Two o'Creca. 11 I Plil lamiwaaa
was beenght up for re.examicatioa, charged with dunes a Mr. Yardley-Have you served atiastes of the orders ea The railway share market th-daiiir Viler' with ""I lisdkeit lud =
OLD COURT.-herons roe aaceeass.
no general change of importance. land stook. is im 100 Dowd to Len.k LW. - -
IMAer soatalaing • sovereign. Captain Pa-term, the master of the ship ?
Jaws joiso,l6, labourer, sad Heiwy Roberta, 42, painter, nia
,1_,.. a
lower, at 711 to I, and Lancashire and Yorkshire arladonhalailk.elif mown or azd
wen hawed ter stealing n wets's, the property of Willi= ametehh, ottaahei"..etoetho suspected laaat,
who saw by a K.!' -Balleh-lha-."' Sir. 1
.. the w to tot tho better, at 831 to /. London and North-Western is at. No 01=is isseesa him aspr mr. I s cea You rilaY tee quoted 45i to 981; Great Western, 851 to 1; South-
garel4 hem his pence.
et.
lax assuminh.aoalei±lnk. 102 104
big mad *undoing the Mae which had been given to him Mars of the skip. mr, parhsoa prosecuted, and Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Payne to
was the trams,
to&storm, 181 to 1; Great Northern., Mt to it and Orme more to 126 US
the sub-sorting department,
delaaded.Caledonians, 311 to 1. ss SS Glanessier a Der Paget
French shares are also quiet, and Great Western so se neuaminco.ns" "taw= 27
29
ad
and fun sae of which he eventually forced oat a severeigs
The praelcatcr, who is the musical director at the Ore- rth h , sido o. .. o .IRELAND.
106 110
so woo, stated that upon the night of the Sad of July be ' mad "*"' r to *mumps), and plus& it in his
of Canada flatter. IS NI De. 4 loess =1:; - -
math. The soda wes no doubt swallowed directly the dicer 124 I De. 4 shwes - -
neS ai be burl that tavern after the PerfC4WWWI4 about I. *barged his with the offence, as it hail claw been --.--DUBLIN, Ammer 20. ORDINARY MIAMI AND Walla. 111 I Leaks swil
ban too idissiment, sad arm putting hie hand
telkeleallestera) 124 13 13
recovered. It was privately marked, and had been enelosed A coaeiderable quantity of rain fell during Sent- so 1,.. 1 ii.n,. resins lases 4 Seas mate vs. giordsp, lu,s pa Id a Dralealtwoos (ONO 33 24
laid hi, waistcoat pocket he encountered the daubed to a t..... tar .h...
les .....,,_ ~.. . ~. day night, sad for a few hours yesterday afternoon ; I
U. 166 LewentoaCtenr.4geOno.
bad& 4/ the prisoner Joao, sad immediately found his7w-oo' Twes'"a-oest"
aa"e'd''''fositio"'"l) a Ze"saia he ' but there is no appearance of permanently broken st. 102. as ....--.. re as name to Rena) .... - - his faun pars hanging frost his puke; and hie
should hi.
silent'. /dente till
..._ ' sad ha weather, and there is no cause of alarm in the mods- lal *I srask=Deseo.
trialo4 44 ft. too Ditto ditto Orr 531•5; - -
II 10 Lon., Tilbury, li rump
much dom. He immediately wised the prieusi, who
saga that a cam
of between 601 64) w lure of the last two days. An immense quantity of i 9 en sins.weisammerveney I gO., to PetoimOstk - -
broke kola hi" and got over " the eeh" aide et the bar' had been taken from tll:76lorisour, might be given up. hich corn was cut down all over the country in the past 4 , iin„..110,11.21/11.„___, _auk& ql ._ Ala
M
'nail 11=iiittel.ANseiWaad.) 24 21 ad
ma,. As waged to par something over to the primer .. Hoary referred . , week, and the harvest work is carried on with the sr re 7' ..-I'''.2lL.. ITA as.
gob" who was standing eurrounded by several mama.
reliaatteto' utoealissiaseeleeeed.. to the statement made ey the Primer utmost energy. The Irish workhouses are tolerably at. new . • am saws _.. in es ileneellsatodttiklikirL) - -
It. tot Mi4e Drednad (MOW re Se
Jew them struggled through the people in front of the f rom him. am
wghThab."
berrawid
wPeiteeeeesewehticate week" hie. teheletaala well emptied of agricultural labourers, and the de- is au . ma mistat
.: 6814 1.11194
tli Newmobst Bury Zama
kr, led plied the street, followed by the proaseutor sad ... - . _ .
__. ja moral for hands will increase for the next two or man . • awl asks alO en. II per cent. (boned
so years ago• annougn mein= were my Lsasd Os _ .llralos Cooed's) . 1 4 pea
sawn wog " Stop thief." The prisoner tried to eta by the F Em Leue three weeks. The rate of labourers' wages at resent 00 t 'lmed.ocm... ad lodsecceeaesaiusea. ti si die-
-40 SO itortloollarileenigorCL
several the City-road, when he was stopped by it sow
la Pr 7.. .
...
la been
seat in the South of Ireland is Ss. a day without diet, or et. 100 got Mos -14 IF womomiso 117 39 ad
home by 2s. with it. Is an nere as iari.t.. /A all ZIT Ont. 4.. •. - -
W watimian upon the cob rank. The prisoner swats, is the Crimppead
ea 10 10 ell lama ........._ ill 114 111 1 LI SS Poesteowsugeanton. Rehab wee detained at the bar by a gentlemen named Mn. w___ The Right Rev. Dr. Healy, Roman catholic bishop et. leo gram naimo. am L. _f
_l am. York) - -
lowland Hunt, who was in Mr. Edeoff's company at the salted thomatateeeecria. , it. eeldd he she" that the Pelmet re- of Kildare and Leighlin, died yestrastr. He was the sent. 100
84 Dora.daisnabkv,..asaa......
)7. = - 124 124 DIM 4 done (ditto) - -
time, sad who saw something pealed to him. The watch suc'cotss from a macs suPostable per. ettiltaioor of Dr. Doyle, the wish J. K. L., and et. lee sew teowshito.. -fag ..
- et. 100 Iffigelis. tlitskls. at dim.
seek kook Nesse so
son in exchange for sovereigns. was a man of moderate political principles. St. 100 Ildlahnegb andelnealer- es U Out Northak ,-, .. . 132 lin zil
bed ast beta feud.
Mr. Heavy-I don't want to make any remarks upon the A circular from Archbishop Callen, denouncing the 1,0 a MMus* snia.aa aa......rnilw ... ill U le to lhoorehery art lerellord
Mend le la.?. New* 54 61 ad ad
The Bmwder told Mr. Payne that he need a" address nave. Ma Inn Yell show where the sosmillas caw flan P abominations of Doanyhlook fair, and landing the it-. Ns .. a '''' 71 le the jury upon the part of the prisoner Roberts.
U 94 lhowalikalutalreDeneed It is a large amount for a man lc hare who has only 26• a efforts Duds to suppress that nuisanoe, was read yes- ct. lee Great Nara= ...... sci 104 to Kr. 11411144
Mr. Sleigh then addremed the jury for Jaw.
711 IS a'.l Wear Valley pa.. per at 31 32 ad $1 ad
Week. terday in the Roman catholic chapels. The day was st.IL :ion Dom a, Net ll7 -•••• inn His Lordship having summed up,
Ot. IN Mike II Seassseet (Luse
Mr. Mosta', said the releaser's wife, a most respectable that on which these saturnalia usually commence, but et. toe at. seathami west. am) 106 toe 1 loCieeelWestorni -.. 42 94
The Jury acquitted the prisoners.
NiII
woman, kept sledging-house, and received a large Mom* it passed off on this occasion without any of the din- sot I: GuuDa.Larasuasualoa.dia. rd Uadd Joao woe then indicted for stealing ten sovereigns with la that way. aipation for which it wee conspicuous in former 60 all unarm, sea name
- Oases* ham the person of Frederick Lyall.
Mr. Hoary would make no order upon the subject. It year.. 1 19 Do Tank ..... ...- 4 714: nom* 1 Alcoa Fria all 4 4
6 De. Jew Thirds on SO,OOO 1 teal& • an Oold all - -
The limiseliar. a "Ulm"' Livia' ill Evirsia'l4", mast be left to the judge. Eight pounds, it appeared, had A correspondent of the Evening Post, writing from tn. too tameemee am Teatime it sit i
Ciampi* maid that upon the 26th of last Mardi, at about loo,oris too. tusk Oallbristee all 4 been already allowed out of the amount. London, says : 194 190 Dania' . -......-- ON 20,600 20 Amoeba ...- si 11 1
eleven is the morning, he was at the bar of a publiaboue Th. rumor was than committed for trim. The appreUusioss se Seth. effects of the arrangements for a i Do. Wet lasi Woo -... -.4 ,
114 all (aimed ariniell . 74 72,000 1 Oaden(OntedDsehylol an
ia Southampton-street, Pentonville, and upon goiag oat
An Harrington, a Post-office letter carrier, was dothinli_the army aPew Irish "atm", ate gat" dround- Bt. ISO Lam- smote; es tiol ... kroo AO feleeesenalron hood all 6 711
so,oos 10 tartish Iran l4 44 hi
tato the yard be ma the prisoner and two other men play- leme. The coatreste ands, Du new system will be open !.0 et. too fAa. nee* Weems Ur Si ad. td it/ ad 10,000 U terachep.pmatss.proc ti a
charged with stealing a letter containing ' every one, sad Irish clothiers will have an opportunity, in 6,00 10 Do. Onesse k Cniabel all Ss 4 S 4
leg at skittle., when they challenged prosecutor to play.
Tit* Primer sow watched by ea dem into ass of the common with those of England and Scotland, of offering for 10 16 Do. Plats ...- ..... ...... 11,000 20 Do. Ilt.ken Del Slay 13 27 29 is
He dm" for "Bli
daah' and then for some lam"' whisk closets of Use establkinsent, where be °pima sad tore up thus. is bi D11010110gAINUM0.) ) laildis .7 110,000 1 sela.ComainC7.,sant 5 ipm
134 24 De. as .. 12,00 f, 40 0abr•0143:,. all 60 6
prosecutor lost te the amount of 3s. egt. Re then wished to the man, the ft ats of which were afterward, taken The Nenagh Guardia, gims. the following parti- 8,. too t„,d,,W,,,,A wohm Ui 3a 11 100,000 S
leave the skittle ground, when he found the door
out be the plumber, and were now identified by the writer, calm al se. attempt t• hander In Tipperary : so 474 De. as . -.. 1 % dal, dollinell l6 19 21
locked. The prisoner then seised upon prosecutor, and -
ve a a 140,000 St. Itinerant Eng. all 32 33
Waked him, sad the others knocked him abut until he a geatlessao at Ceoteebnry, who had sent the money to a
onTFirriso_samo._,..aused„..wkis_plelels..._
..and a_sworwd cane,
.strekill aseo
antS
L.A....kir/a. ga
..aibugoidam _
1,000 26 De. 76 per Cent, all 1 Ale par
young lady at Chelsea. The half-sovereign was found in named ja'0,77,,,,-7,wis„-1,1,7„..- -„: ---.....;-. to hi. ilii. 1011 ---iinairitneMsh.e.:i•ausi. si7l re 4 ~,. 70,000 3 NegakasizaliaaCoppr all 11 2 beano quits isseastble, when they rifled his pockets, and - •
4s 000 9 Pen= 1 I r
ore pocket of the Prime; after he had dallied baying any reeidenee, after littlest somas .Om alas meals st. loco 711 114 II i 4 100,000 1 Grestlieglai'aliig. all
than mat off with the contents. Witness saw nothing of
mossy about him. pietok maimed Itro, IMO OW Med at st. toe Da, Ilims, awl Derby 4l es 43 20,600 20 1 the prisoner until the night of the 2nd of July, when he He
also committed for mai. sad Emmett is RIO bead with elop; be also 95 ali NA O. We.. Ma.) .- 11,000 44 !Ogee*
11 ti,
26.000 3 GO. Wheal Vor Unit( i all 1 1:1 d
happened to be at the bar of the Esgle Tavern, sad saw the stabbed him Ia the thigh. Boasts harmed Mbar@ with 1t... all
_„ ~_____„_thrte iteLehana.,_ - -
60,000 I Meet, ex
primer, and recognised him as the man who had robbed WORSHIP-STREET. him at the time a sword eau, wkisit be was is eke habit of ;'," II ''",4,47l;r4ahnr•serahia 11 lah
10,000 3 rUsares - all 9
Marrying, and with which he dealt • thrust M Mil of his jt saw, ma gwesekitsw . 14 41
6,000 - Do. B. a 1 31pm
him; and he (wham) was waiting to find a poliessaa to ISIDUZIAINIXT.
____, imUlants. But for the army emit detenalutlea displayed $0 su nreepereismposAilinc 10,000 5 iloeltanian . - 1 1 lira
give him in charge, when Jones ran away, and was Wawa ph.74,. a „spasm,. chummi man, was chars.. by Rennetre wife, who Mad am st the raises, though in. tee itsrear _ ........- .... ...- .50 51 DA *I 103,e15 1 Mar=
Grenada brought back in the charge of the police, for robbing Mr. with emboullsg various inmate of money belonging to the twice knocked down by Ids. It is t they would have IS U Do. Mt.* ••• 03,000 i New
10 Maio. Oundes Ilakte - - 200,000 1 Newman aaode ..
Edroff. Yoshioka' Loma and Investment Society,held at the Eastern murdered their victim. Lead was soli be the cause of
M. 100 Nerds 'dab . .. *9 el
the outrage. The ma wounded byEemett has been since le ali Nam l'AZl'"'"' _ = 10,000 20 Woo load illl 14 11
The charge, which rested solely upon the testimony of Shades, Bethnal green 100.040 1 Port
all 1 I
arrested, and is, we understand, lay sonunitted for trial at I a DD. A A - - 10,000 110 41thysarier Iwo
affair, was stopped by the jary. sited ee seeretarY to the society, without any suspicion of that the injuires inflicted on Bennett are not of pa very seri- Ilt. 100 N. itsues-Derisseli -.. no tto 74 10,000 IS +Do. New
The prisoner, who is a well-known character, after his integrity existing, until the last few meat, when be ous name. SS 20 De. Itateeelea .- 76 Ms 7,000 SO Semis.° de Cate l2/ 41 14
receiving a ration from his lordship, was ordered to stead absented himself, and •every endeavour to discover hie
down. if It Do. MILL, Para 31 $I Ms
The following instance of the imperfect postal cern- so au Do. Lease .—. 12 114
whereabouts had bun unavailing, until the previous eves- munication at resent existing between London and ill. 100il DD. Tara •--- il dld ad
Mr. Comnsiesicaer Gurney sat during the day in the New ins, when he was apprehended by order of the society's Dublin, and which it was the object of the meeting IS
r 0 all De. New let. .4 Ds par ad 49
Court, die ' of the Mint cases, which were of the solisitar, sad some of the books which he held In his held here on Saturday last tootsset, is mentioned in Wlf Meth Mallinkalre.
usual character• possamlos, agreeable to his duties, were found in his the Freeman's Jost real: W Meth Illeslma.
so . Al NMI IR lt M•11.01M/./._ law. ...am
mir
2111 j as 104 50,004 1 Ago Australian
50,000 1 Do Scrip .
6400 10 Tin Croft
41,174 25.2.61 fULited Mee=
70,010 1 IWaller
100,400 1 West Mariposa
all II Sj ell 4
VI I I
i Transferable by stamped dad.

SURREY SESSIONS.
THIS DAY.

Ws Mairphy, a reepeetably-dremed man, wee charged
with embeezlieg various amounts of money belonging to the
Mechanise' Lean end Investment Society,held ►t the Eastern
Shades, Bethnal-green.
It appeared that the prisoner had for the lest three years
&dad as secretary to the society, without any suspicion of
his integrity existing, until the last few woke, when ►e
absented himself, and every endeavour to discover hie
whereabouts had been unavailing, until the previous even-
ing, when he was apprehended by order of the society's
solicitor, and Dome of the books which he held in ►ie
poseseekie, agreeable to his duties, were found in hie
house. From these It was ascertained that he had embez-
zled acme of the funds; and he yet held in his hands
about sixty I. 0. U.'s given to him by boerowers.
Four came were fully proved against him, but he
contended that the proceedings must fall to the ground, as
he was a shareholder in the society, and had therefore a
right to be considered is the position eta partner. Mr.
Charles Bolton, the chock clerk, however. completely nega-
tived this assertion, and declaring that he held no shares
although hie mother did. The prisoner ,till refused to give
up the books, and the consequence was that the drain of
the society were brought nearly to a stand still.
The primmer said he should continue to insist on retain-
ing possession, and if the officer who now held them dared
Ito give them up it would be the worse for him.

The West ladia mails were delivered hare on Thursday,
16th, not till after 12 o'clock. The outward mail was made
up in London at 8 a.m. on the 17th, to catch which it would
be necessary to reply by the 1 o'slock mail of the 16th, a
matter of impossibility foe any more than a bare acknow-
ledgment, while, according to the proposed plea, there
would be an entire day for this pupae*, and we may add
that almost every West India mall arrives in the same
manner, being so timed, in feet, to give the English mer-
chants a speedy opportunity of replying, two or three days
being left to theta for that pszposs, while, of coarse, we are
cut down to a few boa».

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SHISH TAI MIMI" /ft.. AND ♦ 1113102 CI IMO
CONVICTION 01 AN OMNIBUS THUM

Mary Mx Latoosard, 28, was isdietect for steeling a puss
Maisie` the sum of 8L from the person of Fritter Belly,'
U ea Atlas omnibus.

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Mr. Knapp eppeored for the prosecution; and Mr. Ro.
Mason, iastrgeted by Mr. Solomon, appeand for ths pd•
NOM

The proemial: said abe was the wife of Mr. Bell 7, the
proprietor of Bolls Nome, sad resided in the Albany-road,
Camberwell. On the afternoon of the 7th inst., she got Into
an Atlas emaibu to go to Camberwell Oats; and when
they bad got about a bandied yards, a tall man got in, and
Mt opposite her. Immediately afterwards, the prisoner and
amethor flea got in, and she sat by the right side of wham,
where her pocket was. Almost es soon as she got In, she
partly tuned in the snt, and spread her shawl over her
dress. Witham pushed the shawl off, as she suspected some-
thin, and at the same time felt that her purse was safe.
The tall nth, who was sitting opposite, trod on her dress,
and pressed agaisst her kith's rather impudently. Witness
tuned away and took her hand out of her pocket to lift up
bet drew, and immediately afterwards the tall math got out,
and at the Name moment the prisoner nodded to the other
man, and t►ey followed and joined the tall man, who was
waiting for them at the corner of the street. Witness then
mimed her puree. 81th spoke to a person who was in the
oinailraa, when they got out and followed them, and on
epprsss►ing the prisoner, she turned round sad
spoke to the men, when they all shuffled together
and then ran in different directions. Witness followed the
prisoner end caught hold of her, when she said, "Oh, don't
take me ; give you my watch and chain." Withers said
she did sot want her watch and Cherie, she waated her
passe. The prisoner replied that she must be mistaken ;11
she was a respectable married woman. Wilmw kept hold
of la until •stoustable came up. Her purse eontained six
severeigae, ITO shillings, saves sixpences, sad four four-
;sway pieces. Among them was a al:pewee seriously
marked and mush defaced. That el:penes was toned en
the prisoner by the constable. tier pocket was eat and het
silk dross torn at the pocket hole, and her petticoat was
also torn en that side just over the pocket in which she had
MON ken At.

The magletrate remarked that the books clearly bore the
impress of the society, and the soustable must reproduce
them at the neat hearing.

The seemed was thesremanded.
SOUTHWARK.

1
A MOVING Boo.—We have received the following Is
from a Goodrum sonespondeat :—" Wednesday morning 5
last • portion of bog, the property of Lord Norbury, at
Clonkelly, sad lyiog between Mr. John Green's, of Coo-
-1 peghmsnagb, and Mr. Palliser Waylaad's of Clookelly, et.
once more has taken it into its head to moue ifter • lapse of 84,
70 ysan. From the peat queasily of rain that had fallen st.
for eseeral days past in this neighboarhood the bog began to It.
float, and the water, not haring any rent, lifted the bog 16
completely. When the water bast It floated away a large :I
portion of it, consisting of from three to four acres, to • le
distance of forty or any yards, and cambia on its surface es,
and submerging the bog on Its way, besides doing consider- 6
able duller to property. Fortunately no life has bees lost. SI
as this strange cireumstance occurred early in the morning 1:
before the people were at work on the bog."—Clonsul et.
Chronicle.

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LOU Do. Ne. 3. 7 per 01.
100 Brl.tol k Netter 4p.ot.St.
100 0111140•11 Si
all C1uetera.13.7..74 p.e.
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Rooks Archer, • well-dressed lad about 14 years of
age, was charged with stealing a purse containing 21.45. 6d.
from the penes *fluke Maganais.
The prossentrig, the wife of a small shopkeeper in Lam-
beth, said, that yesterday afternoon she went out to make
some purchase, depositing two sovereigns and some silver
in her purse. Site was proceeding up Newingtoa•auaway
when her attaation was attracted to some goods in • shop
window. She stopped there • few minutes, when she felt •
tog at her pocket, sad, on potting her hand down, she
missed her pores. Site had men the prisoner pushing about
with • female, hotels* had no suspieion as to their charac-
ter, until she saw the lad running away towards the
Elephant and Castle. She pursued him, sad handed him
over to the custody of a constable.

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A very intelligent young lad residing near the shop in
question, said he saw the prisoner put his hand in the pro-
mote/la's posket.
Clark, 108 11, said he believed if the prisoner was re-
manded he should be able to tram the female.

ill Do. do.
100 Do. Dire. Goa Stash
ah Dr. Ctseetse Sea. Shares

WtWam Bhuard, a tailor, who wu in the oianibu before
Hrs. Sally got la, gave corroborative evidence.
Wm. Hill, a musical iestrument maker, said he was look-
ing oat of the front window, when he heard a cry of Stop,
thief !" and saw the prisoner, running, followed by the
prommitriz. The riaoner stopped at the railings of his
garde., and threw mething away, when he went out and
picked lip some silver, in shillings, and sixpences, and fou
penny pieces, which ha took to the station.
♦verdict of Guilty was returned.

The prisoner, who stoutly denied the charge, was n•
mended.

♦T •

Hoary Ro&neon mad Gawp Foote, two young thieves
respeetaWy dressed, were brought up in custody before the
Midair magistrate an the sharp of barglsriously entering
the dwelling-house of Yr. William Carey, of 12, Warner.
row, Camberwell, and stealing therefrom four eilk hand
kerchiefs. sevenuen gold aad silver thins, valued at about
four plume, sad **riots other articles.
The sums by which the robbery was effected establishes
the umweity of h►dag secure latches on outer doors.

Thep Chairman asked what was know■ of her ?
Theism. Richards, as ax detective sergeant, said he ►ad
/news her far ism years as an associate with the wont of
thieve.. Shelled been once convicted for 'similar robbery,
and oan tried and acquitted at these sessions. Tb men
she lived with was a ticket of Inn convict.
The chairman told her she was a very bad character, and
the coati would not be doing its duty if they did not pant a
severe sentence. lis then sentenced her to six years' penal
surituds.

Elisabeth Bailey, a servant, said that last evening aloe
was returning home, after being away e short time, and on
trying to open the street door with the usual key, toned it
fastened on t►e inside. She then tried the parlour window,
and it was also fastened. Upon making the matter known
at the neat hour, she turned round and saw the two pri-
soners emerging from the side door. Thinking that they
might have made a inistaee, as they appeared so well
dressed, she called after them, when they quickened their
pace and began to run. She then called out "stop thief,"
and the prisoners were secured. Upon searching the pri-
soner Foote at the emtion•houss, the polio, found a bunch of
nine skeleton keys (produced), four silk handkerchiefs, •
bead purse, and seventeen gold and silver coins. On Robinson
were three skeleton keys, sad some mossy. The witness
Bailey stated that she discovered everything turned topey
turfy, all the doors in the house were open, and every
drawer bad been ransacked.

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THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

MANSION-HOUSE.
TAawas Dniluw was &amid with having deemed his
ship at Callao.

Mr. Joseph Lawson, muter of the Ocean Monarch, lying
in the But India Dock, maid—l prodsce the ship's snide
and the log. The defeident signed the articles and won
with us to Callao. His character was very bad, and be Ms
frequently in the dark threatens' my life. On owdos
scar Callso,some of the wen unshackled the cable ef
camel, white scat 3,0001., and she might have been lost by
that desperate set; sad on the 23rd of January the prisoner
and several others debuted, and put as to the greatest loin
and inconvenience. The desertion east the owaws upwards

of 1,0001. The witoeu read some items Mat the
kg, in which the conduct of Davidson was described
especially bed. The langur of 14 or 15 men, of whom
Davidson was the ringleader, was most &hominid& di
through the voyage, sad their object evidently wen to opt
away from the ship at any rats, at all hazards to tha WOW
and property on board.

The oiefetidaat said he had not bus treated treE, sad
that U he bad bad a good coureasder, ha would have
sated u as example to all the net of the a* w.

The difendast was miasma to larineuest he tight
wake.

SAields, who appeared to be 'beet 16 yeas old,
was ehupd with Itaviag robbed a eoustrywonea of apses.
A witness saw the phew with several other hop m-
in/fag as.. eimutry peeps who bad is.. tees Dover by
the tads. Be lad bees above the seighbouhood fee •
oreeldenble fate; sad, lifter having looked Wimpy about,
made • please at the pocket of a eimpla bolds( weesea.
whipped • parse eat of her pocket, peered it to ea aseem-
pliae, sod attempted te amp. The poor country yeses
belosged to • pity of vidion to tows ; sal so •11 their
sissy harmed to be is the puree, they were obliged to
slake as drat to get huh es quickly as patellas.
. _ _

In answer to the mitsgistrate, the witness said that she
palled to the outer door and heft it fastened by a " patent "
latch when she went out.

The prisoners, titer being " viewed " by several of the
plain clothes soostsbles, were this remanded. Upon one
of them was found a lea( aharppinted needle, seed for
purpose of pricking pocket', to ascertain whether money
was in them.

THAMES.
1 IN ♦ COFFIN 1017111.

Jaw Hellen, a prostitute, was charged with robbing Mr,
William Haney, • gardener, of Barking Churchyard,
Bretz, of thirteen sovereigns, in a coffm-house in Dock-
street, WhiteeltepeL
The proseeuter stated that on Saturday morales lest, be-
tweet the boon of 2 and 2 o'clock he went into a coffee
hews I. Dock-street, when be mat the prisoner. Abut
7 &desk the same morning be awoke in die sense house,
sad dime/vend that she had gone away, taking with her
thirMeu severeigas from ble: trousers pocket. He gees
GAM to the polio., bat she um not heard of until last
sight, when he met her in Labour la-Vain-lane, Shadwell.
The primer left three sovenigesAad hie wateh upon the
table.

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Meer—Yes, air, well by the polies.
Kr. Yardley, after taking ether @rides.% comeitted the
primer (Sr triM.

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Mr. bomb Smith, solicitor, applied to Mr. Yardley for
seven distress warrams, • behalf of as may seaman, to
ream, wages whisk they bad embed ea a voyage in
the ship Countess et Cawdor, of Inverness.
Mr. Smith said be made this applisatice miler the 62bd
motion of the Merchant Shipping Act. The magistrate bad
made erases en the Captain of the Counter of Cawder tar
the payment of wages to !vs men to the amount of
1661. 6..104., end Ms. sod la sash use, and apin on Mem
day afteramm two ether aria, had been made at the Cap.
tile, kr Me paymeat of MAL and 20s. mate ha one sem, mad
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all Do. do. 73,witbostop
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MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoow.

1 The Roglish funds to-day are firm, and prices are
quoted fully u good as they closed yesterday. Cea-
sobs are quoted 91/ to 1 for money, and 911 to I foe
the 6th Sept., and have experienced little varied**
throughout the morning. The Three per Orate.
Reduced have been dealt in at 91/ to 921 ;
the New Three per Cents. at 921 to I;
Bank Stock at 2141 ; the new 30 Years' Annuities
at 16 15-16; Exchequer Bill', March, at 14s. to 18s.
prem.; ditto, June, at 13s. to 16s. prem.; and India
Bond. at 251. to 29,. prem. Omnium is quoted 41
to 41 prem.

The scrip of the new Turkish Loan has been rather
freely dealt in, ranging between 11 to 21 prem.; the
present quotation is lf to 2 prem. The Turkish Six per
Cent. stock was first marked 95, and is now quoted 941
to t. Mexican is called 211 to 22 ; Spanish Deferred
Three per Cents.,lBt to 19; Russian Five per Cents.,
100 to 102; and Buenos Ayrean, 54 to 57. Granada
Deferred Bonds have been dealt in at 61. In other
descriptions no business is going forward.
In determining the value of the new Turkish stock
the subjoined calculations may perhaps prove of some
service :
The Turkish Four per Cent. Loan at 1021 (or par
as it is considered in the dealings in the scrip) pays
at the rate of U. 18e. per cent. per annum.

At 103
about £3 17 8
At 103} emit 3 17 4
At 104 about 1 16 11
At 10l} about 3 16 7
At 105 about 3 16 2
At 106}
At 106 about 3 15 5
At 106} about 3 16 1
At 107 about 3 14 9
It must be remembered, however, that the interest
on the instalments from August 1 to the date of the
several payments is equal to a bonus of 11. Is. ld..
so that the price is really only 1011. Ils. sd. per
cent. To pay the same rates of interest Consols mid
Turkish Four per Cent. should stand at the following
prices :

Consols Turkish
about about
To pay 4 per mat 76 100
To pay 31 per treat BO 106 5-16
To pay 3 per oent. B6l 1141
To pay 3 per cant 921 123 1.16
To pay 3 per cent lOO 133 5.16
But it must be borne in mind that after 1859 the
Turkish is redeemable, and the value above par must
be diminished by the value of the chance of the bond
being paid off at 1001. For the first five years dat-
ing from 1859, the number of bonds annually drawn
will vary progressively from 1 to about 1.1 per cent.
of the amount outstanding; for the next five years
from 1.29 to 1.69 per cent.; for the next five from
1.79 to 2.14 per cent. ; and for the last five from 2.29
to 2.94 per cent. In 1879 the power of paying them
all off at par comes into play, and there is no longer
any safe guide for estimating the premium beyond
the position of the money market, and there will
then be about 3,500,0001. outstanding. Supposing
the 250,0001. per annum to be regularly paid after
1859, sou to give the sinking fund its full effect, the
whole loan will be redeemed in A D. 1900.

The Admiralty have ordered the ships Hebrides,
Lady Emma Brace, City of Bristol, Baretto Junior,
John Mastermao, Rockliffe, Cheapeide, Harkaway,
Clara, Cornwall, Sir Robert Sale, Cimperdown,
Briton, Euphemas, and Granville, to be surveyed,
previous to engaging them for the conveyance of
stores to the Crimea.
A special meeting of the British Telegraph Com-
pany is called for the 28th inbt., at Manchester, when
will be submitted a supplemental decd of settlement
for raising such part of the capital as is now numb-
scribed for by means of an issue of preference shares.
The ordinary meeting of this company is to be held
on the 31st inst., at Glasgow.

MONDAY EVYNINO.

Notwithstanding the favouraCeic;oiTt-;-)f the
crops, and the details of the successes achieved in the
Baltic and Crimea, the English funds to day were
flatter, being prejudiced by the demand for money.
During the greater part of the morning, Saturday's
rise off per cent. was lost, but subsequently a reco-
very of I per cent. was established.
Early this morning, as during the whole of
last week, dealings were carried on in the
Stock Exchange in the scrip of the New Turkish
Loan, although the operators in question were
quite in the dark as to the probable figure
at which the new stock was to be created. This
morning transactions took place as high as 3 prem.,
but on the announcement of the contract price,
coupled with the usual rush of speculative allottees to
realise a premium, the price descended to to 1 prem.
Buyers of a better class then appearing, a reaction
set in, and the quotation had risen at the close to If
to If prem. The terms being now definitively
known, the operations will henceforth be conducted
1 upon a more settled basis. From the peculiar nature
of the security and its portability, it is thought pro-
bable that considerable favour will be extended to it
on the part of foreign investors. The distribution to
the subscribers through Messrs. Rothschild and
Sone appears to have been very fairly made, in
the proportion of about 20 per cent., or one-fiftb, of
1 the total amount applied for.