The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-09 00:00:00

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The market le steady. Prices areciaoTed;e follows:
Town Tallow, 51s. 01, nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the
spot, 61* ; September, 60s. 3d. ; October to December,
49e. to 3d. ; ditto, separately, 495. 3d. to 63.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
THIS DAY.

There le about an average supply of besets ; trade is glow
but good qualities are selling abut the same as on Monday,
Good sheep are scarce and are readily disposed of.
Inferior description' meet with a dull sale. The season may
now be oonetdered over for lambs. Calf-trade is not quite so
Vizlately. From Germany and Holland there are 640
%NO sheep, and 243 calves ; 400 besets from the
ixerthern and midland counties; 250 from Ireland ; and 136
mile! cows from the home counties.
for Nom 'Nibs. 4. et. 4. e. a ivrikes of Mg a. d. 5. O.
ism 11•04/4 Ikordordk. 4 410iiMt Dr a 181.44.014118
ali=ervatattio is; 11 MA
dlomx.roole ...._ 4 4 8
041844 4 4NI 11 seort4 34 44
Ply 9 4 8 Wes
OW Or 11481-4,441 4 1 0 lamb
Noma al .attar. 1.534; lamp mael lamb.. 8.810; Atm 800 ;
NO.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARICET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. B. J. Davis moats a full supply, with rather less
demand. Prime meadow hay. 77.. 6d. to 801.; superior do.,
84s. to 90s. ; inferior do., Ma. to 70s. ; rowed, 80s. to 70s. ;
clover, old, 90s. to 110 s. ; second cut, 70s. to 100 a. ; straw,
30s. to Va.

THE GREAT ANGLING MATCH FOR 1001.—The
first day's fishing between Watson, of Leeds, end Bailey, of
Nottingham, took place as per aunoonoement on Monday, in
the Trent, near Nottingham. At the conclusion of the day's
'port Bailey was oonsiderably in advance of his opponent,
having caught almost as many stones of Rah as his antagonist
had pounds.—Leek Mererry.
NEW Srie•ooosa.—The members of the Jewish
aranutity, who have for some time past worshipped in •
math apartment in Howard-street' have of late years (s-
-eemed so much in Glasgow, that it wee deemed necessary
le leek about them fora larger place of worship. Accord-
ingly, ants were entered into and a subectiptiou
regbe the purpose of 'applying the want felt, end
eermithie entrusted with the carrying out et the
mgt. eerie= recently the upper part of the Woe-
entne,• is George-street, at the north-east corner of
ca desert. The= promises have been gutted and ended
into a very chaste and tasteful synagogue, which, ineindicg
the gallery, will costain about 200 people. Toseday being,
secording to Jewish calendar, September 7, MIS, was ap-
pointed as the day for consecrating the building. One
o'clock was the time of meeting, and shortly after that hour
the was filled by the sone of ancient lame!, and a
nom of tided= friends who had Wet invited to witness
the auroral. The Rev. Dr. Mayer arm the officiating
rabbi.--Gisepte Yea.
OUTRAGE ON BOARD SHIP.—The Constantinople
;cared, ooataln the following :—" A coasting vend lively
loft Coedits, having on board se craw three Greek sailor' the
captain sad his brother, also Greek., and as three
Hussalmaes, who were proceed* to the oly . •
daughter of the captain, sinews or seventeen years of age,
accompanied her When. When the vessel was in right- it(
the coast of Egypt, the paerengera, taking advantage of a
moment when thi three eaßors were in their cabin, barri-
caded dune in, then rushing on the captain, who was at
the hells, kith( him, as well as his brother, and then treated
the der thee is *sweet shameful marmot. The vessel tan-
dem*, to spreads the shore, they decided on setting fire to
it, In cedar to conceal their mime. This they did, and than
got on SIM in the boat. Their expeotatioo of concealment
wee, however, deflated, as the Greek sailors broke their way
niti, entlWilkitsd the fire, and then got the vowel into Alen-
andria. The captain's daughter, although to seriously ill-
tweled. elterweida rintied. Immediate %forepart haring
been given le the Greek corel, the three Tarim ware era
after muted, and put is priers."
DEATH OP THE REGISTRAR OP A COUNTY COURT.
—Oa Therada, morning, Mr. Thomas Entwistle Swift, Be-
girder of the County Court at Preston and Blackburn, died
miter a ghost Slam et his residence, St. Album. Mr. Swift
wee In lie 36th year.
THE WASTE OP WOOLLEN MILLE.— The Dum-
fries Curia- diatribes a piocom—now. fa operation at the
Klasholes Woollen lIMe, near Dsmtrise—ty whit* the
hitherto refuse water of the washing-horse is converted
into valuable commercial material. By means of mechanical
appliances and chemical =doe, the refine, formerly tensed
into the river pith, to the injury of the salmon, is walks to
produce "Marine, which forms the brio of compere candles,
as well as a cake manure that .ells at SOs. per ton.
SNAKES.—Our correspondents from different parts
tell an that makes are very awserons in Watt Sussex this
yew. Led wz ek a large timbre wee tern :rose a dang-
area at Borate; and at .Tharaday lees a sea was re-
vering a maser heap of Wetherell% WINOS to Er.
Edward Ellie, when out ellOln hatree eerier dthen
eeptiles. He soccer had IMI( filly-ewe, Uremia,/ seeds
Ode wore. It was evident that they had bean hatched
Ern for than was a leap beep of eggshells from which
Hey were produced. The egg-shells were In a solid mess,
essnethien draw tree reareath, red nearly ea large r
• eneregsAtt Broom Harr near Amadei, also 00 of
theme wen Won ad eat of • manor hasp Mr.
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• flaw, and killed. He. also was a tom-
bTedgei bat ice din use the man esocesiled in killing
re aid wheat width lay done by. Trio reptiles are
trihoe hen r, rid ere ogled the flog rake.
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alai dr bed sad the son. All the wirer they lay up be
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times In mesidersbie ember and are breagli eat es seen
se the warm stair rehear, Loot they re are raelly de
namerana is Ude pert el the count, y.— rertatteemßeeette.
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MONBY 45148E8T-VilB DA Y.

Two dam&

The funds remain firm, at yesterday's advance,
support being derived from some considerable Oeseit
fide purchases. The general tendency of the other
Stock Exchange markets is favourable, althougk
business exhibits little revival.

Consols are quoted 98 to 4 for money, and 974
to for the 12th of October. The Three per C4ute.
Reduced, have been dealt in at 97f to ; the
New Three per Cents., at 97k to I;
Bank Stock (shut), at 229; India Stock at
214 to 218 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures
of the second issue, at 98; ditto Scrip of the
second issue, at 98k; India Bonds, at 13s. prem.;
Exchequer Bills, March, at 311. prem. ; ditto, June,
at 225. to 255. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, falling
payable in May next, at 1001 to j.
The scrip of the Second Indian Loan continues is
demand, and has risen to 981 to 1.

Fresh purchases of the scrip of the New Turkish
loan have been effected to-day, and the prise
has advanced to par to 1 pm. The Six per Cents. et
1864 have risen to 951 to 96. The New Braxiliam
Loan is marked 1 prem., being strengthened by a
large purchase. Sardinian and Spanish Bonds con-
tinue in request, and are rising, especially the
latter. Spanish Passive Bonds exhibit a
further considerable advance, being marked
11/. Sales are recorded as follows :—Braziliew
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 961; Equader
New Consolidated Bonds, 141 ; Peruvian Uri-
barren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 80, 191;
Sardinian Five per Cents, for account, 921,
92 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 46 ; ditto New
Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 291, 291 ;
ditto Passive Bonds, 111; Turkish Six per Cents.,
1834, 951.

. _
At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr.
Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rester
opened at 72.30 for the end of the month, showiest
• decline of nearly j per cent. compared with the
quotation current at the close of the Bourse yester-
day. The telegram, however, describes the Bourse
as "firm."

The shares of the Ottoman Bank have advance&
this morning to 19 tot.

The Houiomont has; arrived from Melbourne, with
33,497 ounces of gold, worth 134,0001. The Great
Britain, from New York, him likewise brought
12,0001. in specie ; and the Indus, from Alexandria,
4,6421. The total value of these supplies is about
180,5001.
The Avon has now been out 90 days from Mel-
bourne, with 428,0001. in gold.
The mail steamer Avon will take out for the
Brazils 89,4001. in specie, of which 51,0001. is gold
and 18,4001. silver.

At Vienna the exchange on London has at length
fallen to par, owing to the confidence engendered
by the new arrangements, which have for their
object the restoration of the currency. A fresh im-
provement has taken place in the Austrian funds.
A telegram from St. Petersburg reports a re-aotioa
in the tallow market, after the specolatien for the
rise which has lately prevailed. The tendency of
prices is now drooping. A large quantity of tallow,
stated at 30,000 casks, was on the wharf ready for
setzent ; but it was expected that about 20,000
on the way down from the interior, will be
delayed a week or two, owing to the want of water
in the canals. The exchange on London was quoted
3®d.

The proposed dividend on the stock of the Ecottisk
Central Railway Company for the half-year ending
the 31st Jaly last is officially announced, at the rate
of ef per cent. per annum, being the same ea that
declared for the corresponding period of but year.
The London and North Western Railway. traffic,
return presents this week a decrease of 7,2421. ; the
Great Northern an increase of 1,7611. • the great
Western an increase of 7761. ' • and the London and
South Western an increase of 261.

A rumour was circulated yesterday that renewed
differences have arisen between the directors of the
Pernambuco Railway Company and the contractors.
We are informed that this rumour is altogether in-
correct ; that the award of the referees has been
made and acquiesced in, and that the relations be-
tween the company and the contractor are upon a
harmonious footing. This gentleman is upon the
point of sending out 200 men to Pernambuco. The
news brought from the Brazils by the last mail is
favourable to the company in several points. The
imperial government have instructed the minister is
London to pay the company the whole 9 per oent.
guaranteed, the government undertaking to come
to a settlement with the provincial authorities of
Pernambuco, as regards the 2 per cent. beyond the
imperial guarantee of 6 per cent. The government
have also settled, in a sense satisfactory to the com-
pany, the amount of capital upon which the gaaran-
teed amount of interest is to be paid. Certain de-
tails relating to the fixing of the working expenses
have likewise been
Advioes from Parair:sailltlie that the concession of
the Algerian railways will probably be given to as
easociation of English and French capitalists in a
few days. It is said that Prince Napoleon wishes
the matter to be settled prior to his departure to
Algeria, which is fixed for the 20th inst. It is un-
derstood that the French government accords a
guarantee of 5 per cent, and that the capital re-
geared, at least in the first instance, is 2,000,010 L
sterling.
An extraordinary general meeting of the share-
holders of the Ottoman Bank is called for the 22ad
" to receive a report from the directors on the
affairs of the company and the accounts to the 30th
June, 1868, and to authorise a distribution, by way
of interest, out of the profits of the current year.
Owing to the great fall which hes taken place in
the exchange at Constantinople, the company's pre-
sent position must be far more favourable than it
was on the 30th June last, when the exchange stood
at an extraordinarily high point.
The transfer books of the North of Europe Steam
Navigation Company are advertised to be closed,
preparatory to a return of 11. per share, by the liqui-
dators.

A dividend of 20s. per share is advertised on the
shares in the Friesland Oas Company.
The amount of bills drawn on India by the Bed
India Company, from the 2nd to the Bth inst. (year
torday). is 4,4881.
The Oscar has arrived from China with 337,0001h5.
of tea.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocx.

There is still an entire absence of initit;ti;ttin the
minis, market, but some purchases have bees
effected this morning of shares in Great Wheal
Alfred, Alfred Console, Cain Brea, Wheal Wrey,
North Basset, and Wheal Edward, at about former
quotations.
Port Phillip Mining shares continue to meet with
inquiry, and are marked 12r. 81 Foreign descrip-
tions remain very inactive.

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Hoed by • report that tbe mimed firm otTetreire. Podia%
tionneen sad Cooley. eery* noundeetueers et Kidder-
attater, wen eaebb 4 met this ruppeonate. Ude,-
toot* the rester rood fre be tree. The Is and Ile
individual mobere hoe Me may yore occupied the toy
is the to. with honour to themeless
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ore es they earns el Ando seatpiplan;
itteettOny. It nay In *WOKmodem
whereof sem
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bets beenteleen t too* d seetitere fp said for area
weds by Mr. Mika BrWory eenciter to the yriacteal ereS-
bee; end is the rerstioctleson liettho sad Ateieb, et
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hoe blew istruesi with do boobs sod sr
otOebegalrae prepeetles d the used etatemootn—Yee.
Piesitr B.rtJbtt. - - . .

The lest amounts received from turgid* sts
*se Isoposor of lierocoo, who hrnow monad rll.OOl aliOn 111.