The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-01 00:00:00

*ILIAD'S MOSIINEsT.—The fooadatioD4toso of
Ihe CuDeism memmeat wen ea Workaday kW with ms,
male beam& A puebsteur, eestaisimi iM idlewinp, was
mof by die mentery : "TM rousdaties eteue of the Cullo-
den meaumeat—• stememest admit by midis mbecripties.
sett &Mead to the memory of tke breve Hieblemice• who
• M Celisten en the ICA rri Apra. Wp I 1 all
he • (Sees 'Ada they •••••ieuiLuely b.li•••41 to In a Just
ene—wee laid ea the 194 Napa tuber. 1849. by William An-
imas, BACK, of Me dt. JAW. Oyes Mice Mum Ledge
of Tenn, la mama of tbe Weirton Wks, who kasha
poommils fres Imams be Mot
w.apet : Thaw
Mastesolm =On, orddemt Ma sad Jae
IMA" llemersim boilikentrao etamtary."
lame &Mem •Mtel de memived es this
Oda, lo.] parehmest been pkeed widda a
One berm. wit!' seise ef tbe miss from •
upwards, sepia el the hearers weinospees, as.=
wee sealed sad Ited, sad she suns wee isslored with
the anal ewense The seessiodes el she earsessay wee
hailed with three sheers by dot tarp weird, sad et the
OM, 11•21111,0 t twe lame samesochseodili es Deo Me newer
ibr ibe 0111101161111. bap. • eeyel mow The eseestasas trill
wren the highest reset ea she Meer of Cavite. The
est Awes fre the is is that spa whisk the dm& seek
Nos shish sodded the fate et the day, sad Winos the
'must wow marred. It is wit is the Ilse losipied
by the foremast seek of the filiblood army, sad slushy the
keg trench, still grass, ohms site Wised re brave
ass wise is that streggia.— A. Seer.

Mt ALDZIMANIO PLOGINIMAM.—At tits Liableld
rtural I:o:aser, es Woilimitob the slialosos (Lord
imier Pars, M.P.) West ossousais that day bial bed
argsisitisa to the satiety is the pones of Alderman
a "opclasd, sod he had authsdty to stabs that then:tomb:4
Marmot shallosesd asy atomiser of the stagy to
with limv—(lsoghisr) he say masa apes
howls.■dare whet. (Cheers) ifs hardly over Mow e 4
a alialloses-holag publisly saw* it mamma not whet the
subjoin of it was, testhw, yashtisg, r:Zdhaiesdai,
wilily, Cr what Ira, wbisli wss to lobs,
sad be did sot deepar Maris& bo!oes he MA asset,
*at the Wonsan% shallow bad hew iiiMpled.
(Los#stwc) Ism doubt hair, ssitartistil whither the
slam= most to plash la poems or aey Mr dolmas
sista roes sod said that Ito had waisted the /Min
at the =go. The worthy alderman hold the
(Chores ,eta lawestsr.) sapalstlisiss
ideaMmeta Oapriaad as pisschsses were Shea oar
vested, wad cams wore mods al Yips odds is favour.
The shakoes sesssesod. mild sub email% that Mr.
Gems had mospOod the shalitspe. Mr. Gomm, however,
repudiated, obwirri tholl slows -ha sad be would swept
ths olbr be hog mhos a taw Alma of wise. (Laughter.)
It appeared Is be sadsessood‘ fitraw. that Mr. Goose will
plough with the alderman. --me sus else will be lowed to
try his mettle.— Woloorhomeoes Oblosiek.

A MAX BEol.—Z:balms Carr, 0( BBlunar*, far-
charged Hoary Widdoweem his next-dew neighbour,
with milking his (Carr's) sow sad fleabag the ic• and
Widdowsow alined Carr ad hie son with eassuldni him
by amiss him in the leg. Mr. Whitfield, of Rotherham,
appeared for COT, and Mr. R. Drumhead, of Sheffield,
for Mathews's. The evidence of Carr and his son se to the
milking of the cow was to the fellowieg effect :—The prose-
cutor keeps two °owe, and one of them has for some
time been milked in the night, and the milk stoles.
During the night of as 154 h of August, in easequtnes
of bowing a footstep near his house, he called up
his son Jerepit, and they searched the premises, each
havirg • gun with him. Nut finding anything tutu
anal, they proceeded to the cow pasture, • distance of
about 500 yards, and thus saw • man in the act of milking
one of the cows. Unobserved by him they crept within six
or cidht yards of him, and saw that he was milking into a
tin milking can. They mild not see who he was. The
man, as soon as he became aware of their presence, jumped
up, poured the milk oat of hie us, and ran away with the
can upon his left arm. The younger Carr commanded him
to stop, but he preferred running forward. They both pur-
sued him, repeatedly calling upon him to stop, but when
they bad run about 60 yards they found that he was cutettip-
ping them. The prosecutor then told his son to are his gum
tame the ground, foe the purpose of frightening the runaway.
Be obeyed, but still the ma• ran forwards, and he threw his I
can away Into a wheat field. 13-on afterwards the younger
Cur caught him, and then fur 'ha first time diseciv..red
who he was. They took him to their own house and kept
him there awhile. Be then stared that when they found
him in the field be was going to Luke Worrall's wharf to
fetch sense coals, and he bagged that they would sot Worm
aphis him. They estimated the quantity of milk salsa at
between two and three quarts. Atter keeping Widdowsen
• poisoner In the Uwe awhile they let him go, and allowed
• fortnight or so to elapse before taking anaweemiedings
against hias.—Ms Drumhead I rowerassiatid
tor's Bea at some Ism" with the infristisa of show •i
that
he had shot Widdemea immillselly. lie thee proposed
to aides the court, and to all *tams on behalf of the
prisoner, but the beach isterbesdosid apremed a deter-
eased= to send Widdewess for trial es the *ergs Meted.
lug the milk, who after ime thee be wse_thess ank-
les the cow, was =ambled isemebeglye—a Diem

ALLIGID MUIDIIIL—On Friday, Henry Glover,
sea of a respectable farmer, of Lee-busse, Les, sear Lovas
Railway Station, wee slurped before the Mimes of Prestos,
with the wilts' murder of Edward Latham, a gardener, eta
played by Mra. Pod ter, at Aehton-lOdge. The de-
mised was found on Monday last by Pollee-constable
Biadle, lying under one of the arches of the Wyre Railway.
Life was salient, but the body was quite warm; blood was
Iberian from his nom and ears. The body was forthwith
,emend to the Rthistone Arms publie•house. Mr. R.
Palmer, the district comer, having been apprised of the
Seam of tk• body, held an inquest as the same, when it
mmeirod that the prisoner sad the demand left the Water
Trough riblialsome ea the previews Sunday night in cow
paay with other sea ; the latter left them, and shortly after
a ponon named Charles Millington saw the prisoner standing
up sad the deceased on the snood, when the former said,
" Haat then had though ? " Witness west towards the one
ea the round, when the Slit ems ran away a few paces,
but returned directly, and seeing whams he said, "Holler,
Charley, is that thou ? " He proceeded along the road in
esuipsey of the prisoner, when the pneoner said, " Shall
turn back sad liaisk his t " Witness replied " No." He
afterwards mid it was a bed Joh, and winless must nut men-
doe what be bad d.sa. TM ewe eseensing such a &veins's
ecmpkaioa against SIMI peuirmer, he declined to my anything
in Ins defame, and be was resmsded.

MONEY MARKET.

Ssurcusssm Zvissums.

Notwithstanding the absence or any important
operations on the Stock Exchange to-day, the tone of
the market for the English funds, as also for railway
shares, was evidently more buoyant, and in both the
feeling was in favour of an advance.
Carols opened at yeA rday's closing prices, 923 to
3 for money, and 923 to 3 for account, and without
other fluctuation closed at 923 to 3 for money, and
923 to 93 for account, with every appearance of firm-
ness.

Exchequer bills advanced in price to 38s. and 41s.
premium, which may be regarded u a fair criterion
of the cheapness and want of employment for money.
India Bonds were malted at 781. ; ditto, under
1000 L, at 73e. prem.
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In the foreign home the business was limited.
Buenos Apes Bonds saf red a further heavy de-
cline, and were Mr lad at 401. Russian realised
108. The actual business was :—Buenos Ayres at
431 and 401. Danish Tres per Cents., 1826, 77.
Madcap ex coupon., for account, at 271 and /. Por-
tygoese Four per Cents. at 29ifor money, and 291
for account. Russian at 108. Spanish Five per
Cents., for account, at 171; ditto, Passive Bonds, at
31. Spanish Three per Cents., at 34 and 341.
Is the money market this week there is no varia-
tion to notice of the least importance. It may be ob-
served that there is perhaps lees difficulty carped-
rad in placing money at call, but the rate has not
varied from 2 per cent. Discount is freely given for
knows paper at 21 to 21 per ceat. The amount of
bullion in the Bank continues to increase. The
Bank returns last night give the amount
13,114,8781., which shows an themes dating the
mouth of 333,0281. It is generally believed that
money is likely to become more in request, particu-
larly for leans to foreign state*. We most cordially
join our contemporaries in condemning and exposing
the 'folly and madness of lending British oapital to
foreign governments, and this especially when there
are . near and opportunities of investment in
this °retry affording the game return with
infieitely greater security. The intestine ware on the
Cuatinent daring the last eighteen months have ex-
horted the finances and crippled the resoorces of
many of the governments, and no less than five out
of the number are at this moment at their wit's end
how to provide for their expendlore and maintain
their credit with the public. Loans, as usual, must be
had recourse to. Austria has already communed
with or fbr 7,000,0001. France will soon be in the
market with one for 8,000,0001. Tuscany, Naples,
and Piedmont each want, by way of an instalment,
about 1,200,0001., to say nothing of Spain and Portu-
gal, whose case appears worse than hopeless. We
have enamereted upwards of 18,600,000.. sterling
already known as loans on the tafris," one and all of
which we trust will be toe diMoult for negotiation in
this market

The following is a statement from official soarers of
the amount of the precious metals exported from
London daring the week ending the 27th Sept., viz.:
Silver eoin— to Hamburg, 112,746 cz. ; to Rotter-
dam. 4,000 oz.; to Mogadore, 1,300 om ; to Dunkirk,
10,000 oz.; to Belgium, 122,000 oz.; to Rs& gee,
20,000 oz. Silver bars—To Boulogoe, 14,000 oz ; to
Calais, 76,000 os.; to Hamburg, 9,400 ca. ; to Dan-
kirk, 80,000 ea. Gold ooin—To Hamburg, 9,460 os.
Gold bare-113 Hamburg, 1,400 oz. ()old dust—To
Hamburg, 318 oz. Making a total of gold dust, 318