The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2. 1858.

poled that the two great cities will rival seat other in the
tioweles megallbrewee et the display which wAi be wide ea the

Again, says the Kew York Hord;ld:
level M area by our extracts from the files of English
peps. brought by the Arabia, that the successful laying of
the Allastle Gable Las produced an effect in Enghted hardly
IsArlse latbst [Reduced here. Stolid as Englishmen pro-
verbially NIB they were not proof against the excitement of
thi gim leas teas; and it le doubtful whether the oonsolida-
SIM Ili WO empire ht India, or the attainment of their ob-
i Jame la Chloe, woeld have elicited more popular enthusiasm
Met was zusaifested fee this triumph of skill and enterprise.
We tray t.e pet :hotly emoted, from the manifestations
alma, mole is Regland, that the propmed great biter-
amainsalyabilee of the let al September a7l be es entho•
Amer* celebrated throughout the Blida islands se
thissighsat the United States.
On the evening of the 20th a very flittering com-
pliment was paid to Mr. Cyrus Field and to the
officers of the telegraphic expedition, at his house in
Twenty-first-street and Lexington-avenue. Many
hundreds of the most respectable New York citizens
called and paid their respects; and subsequently the
Young Men's Democratic Union Club serenaded Mr.
Field at his residence, and Mr. Woodhouse at the
Brevoort Honer.

Atlantic Cable, followed up u it has been by the
sistablishment cif a steam communication between
Ireland and America, ham directly settled the commercial
statue of Ireland by marking her out as the future high-
way between Europe and America. It was a remark-
able ooincrdance that while the banquet to Mr.
Bright wan proceeding, Ceptain Waters, of the Prince
Albert, took his seat beside Mr. Lew, hawing arrived from
Galway, to which port the Prince Albert has made the
swiftest tram-Atlantic peerage on record, hewing reached
from Halifax, as our comerpondent shows, in 7 days 22i
hours.

LAW INTELLIGENCE,
(FlllB DAY.)

SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE.
(Before Mr. Under-Sheriff BombeU.)

PROCLAMATION OP °I:LAWRY.
Al the sitting of the court Mr. Hemp, the °Moir made
podemetions of outlawry in the following oases :—Ernest
Vane Tempest, ooronsoaly called Lord Brant Vane Tempest,
et the emit of the Queen ; Lord James Pelham Clinton, at
the snit of Edward Pechham ; Washington Pan, at the nit
of Thomas Benson; William Mac Wavy and Jane, hie
wife, at the suit of Thomas Richards; Joseph Sunnier
Brockhurst, at the suit of Henry Gibbon ; Hiram Jon*
Forme, at the salt of Joha Addison; William Gibbs, at the
suit of Charles Stevens; John Carnao Norris, at the snit of
the Oriental Bank Corporation; H. Fends% at the silt of
the same; William Bernewall, at the suit of Edward G.
Lawrenee; Daman Boast, at the snit of James Truman;
end Gillian M. Raw. at the wait of Robert Duncan Gerard.
The names ars callrd on Are occasions, at an Unravel
of four wake. Lord Ernest Van* Tempest wes called for
the third, and Lord Clinton for the fifth time. In default of
appearance proct•edisp are adopted to complete the ontlaw.y
I. mob ogee, which cannot be done before Micheinne
Teem.

1011 E
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pialethe superior courts. Mr. J. P. Doyle yea counsel
for it/IL
Mr. Werrend, en attorney for the defeadant, said there
van so deism It via an won:modal ion bill,
Mr. Dayls objected to any grit:went.
Verdict with interest.
Is this an tbs weds will in all probability ezerrd the
debt.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAT.)

WOREIRIP4TRIZT.
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Farah rowy:; well-dimmed person of middle age, residing
fu Bertlett'e-buildings, Finsbury, was charged with having
assaulted Mary Ana Trigg.
A gentleman from the offices of MOWN Sheen and Bosom,
solicitors to the Associate Institution for Improving and
Enforcing the Laws for the Protecilon of Women, data(
that he was instructed to inform the court of parti-
ciders In connexion with this came. The complainant
wee the mother of a young girl who recently was violated by
• German, named Herold. The offence was bronrht before
this court, and rent to the last sessions of the Old Bailey,
when Mr. Justice Wines sentenced the offender on ronvic-
Hon to pima servitude for the term of his natural life, at the
game time observing that it wan one of the most gran
mess he had ever tried. A most vile datums
was set up !sr the primmer, end four witness*
inhabitants of the sexes buildings, who, the parties now
before the court then residlad, wen called in et it.
These persons where aims to be the penal enrolee of
the girl's mother, and were vary severely reprimanded
by the judge, who mourned his indignation at
their testimony. Mrs. Trigg had long before the
trial boon "objected to great annoyance by the
carded of Mrs. Fomsy and ethers, and since then it had
rather Increased that otherwise, terminating. as would to
proved, in an result, although Mrs. Trigg had actually re-
moved from the neighbourhood. It was under these circuit).
stances that the society trust 'd the magistrate would exert
his authority is such • way as would be most likely to put •
stop to such a diurramfol coarse of behaviour.
The mann, inflicted with a tray on the occasion of case-
plainant's passing through the bogdings, having -en fully
proved, the defendant was severely reprimanded, and after •
motion from the beech to be careful how she expresesd her
opinions on thepunishment inflicted when an English jury
had d. 2ided of thoevidene.i, was ordered to find sureties to
heap the pass Our three months.

SHARE LISTS-7HIS DAY.

Two o'CLoow.
The railway share market to-day is again rather
fiat. In Great Western, London and North Western,
and Eastern Counties stocks, a reduction of I.
to # per cent. has taken plane. London
and South Western is also offered, but Caledonian
continues in demand. Present quotations are as
follows :—London end North Western Stock, 88 to
ex die. ; Great Western, 49$ to 60; Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 921 to 934 ; Midland, 941 to 984:
ex div.; Great Northern, 24# to t, ex div. ; and
Eastern Counties, 11 13 16 to 1546, ex div.

Indian, colonial, and foreign railway stooks are
all very quiet. Southern of France shares are
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MONEY 411.411X.81-THLY DAY.

Two WOLoox.

The funds to-day exhibit no variation whatever,
business being very quiet. In the other departments
of the Stock Exchange there is also an en-
tire absence of animation. Attention is chiefly
directed to the New Turkish Loan, the
subcription list of which will be closed this
afternoon at four o'clock. The loan still
meets with opposition from the Greek and Hebrew
party, and the price was depressed this morning to
prem., " sellers," owing to fresh sales. The present
quotation is # to % prom.

Consols are quiet, at 981," buyers," both kr-eioney
and the 7th inst. The Three per Cents. Reduced
have bcen dealt in at 971 to 1; the New Three per
Cents. at 971 to j ; the New Two-and-a-Half per
Cents. at 80 to 81; India Stook at 214 to 215; the
Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue,
at 981; Exchequer Bills, March, at 34e. prem.;
ditto, June, at 225. to 255. prem. ; and Exchequer
Bonds, falling payable in May next, at no!.
In the foreign stock market Turkish Six per
Cents. are firm, at 95 to 1; a transaction is recorded
as high as 95; for money. The Peruvian Four-and-
a-Half per Cent. Uribarren Bonds are marked 80.
lOther foreign stocks are scarcely altered in
price. Mexican Bonds, however, are in demand.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five
per Cents., 103; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
18.58, 961 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for
account, 211 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per
Cents., for account, 90, ex div. ; ditto
Uribarren Four-and-Half per Cents., 791,80; ditto,
Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 771 (ex-
change, 45.); Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853,
46t, 48 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1101, 1111,
ex div.; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Conte., 1001;
1001; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for
account, 28; ; ditto Passive Bonds, 10, 9; ; Turkish
Six per Cents., 931, 951; ditto for account (Sept.
16), 961; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031.
At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr.
Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents.
opened at 71fr. 90c. for the account, showing a
further improvement of nearly 3 per cent. compared
with the last price of yesterday.

The progress and prospects of the subscription to
the new 'I arkish loan formed the principal topics
of conversation yesterday in the Stook Exchange
and in most City circles. The list will be
closed this afternoon, at four o'clock. AU sorts of
rumours have been set afloat to doter applicants;
among others, one that the finnan, which has been
received and is now in the hands of the Turkish
ambassador, is not in existence. A very important
aid to the success of the loan has been derived from
the great commercial houses of France connected
either as bankers or merchants with the Turkey
trade, and who have given the loan a powerful sup-
port, feeling how largely interested they are in the
success of the financial reforms dependent on it. In
Constantinople the news of its issue produced an
immediate effect, the last quotation of the exchange
being 156, the previous one being 168 j. It is
scarcely. necessary to allude to the absurd rumour
spread in some quarters that the Sultan was
precluded by the terms of the former Six
per Cent. loan from pledging the Constan-
tinople Customs, because they were included
in the "general revenue" of the country. Our
reader* will of course remember that, after the con-
clusion of that loan, the English nod French go-
vernments, no very bad judges of the meaning of a
contract, took the customs of Syria and of Smyrna as
taLt.of the security for the four million guaranteed

The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation
Company will not despatch a steamer from South-
ampton with passengers, goods, and specie for
Bombay on the 11th of the present month. Some
parties are consequently making consignments to
Bombay by the Calcutta and China steamer of the
4th inst., although by so doing the goods will be
detained in Egypt for a week, waiting for the next
Bombay vessel from Suez. The company intends
sending out a steamer from Southampton on the 25th,
with passengers, &c., for Bombay.
The London and North Western Railway Com-
pahy give notice that their Shrewsbury and Crewe
branch is now open for traffic.
With reference to the new competition for the
North Staffordshire goods traffic, the same company
have put forth a notice to the effect that " the gene-
ral goods traffic of Stoke, Stone, Leek, Congleton,
Macclesfield, and Burslem, and all towns on tho
North Staffordshire Railway, are received at Cam-
den, Haydon-square, and at ell the London and
North Western goods offices in London."
The London and North Western Railway traffic
return shows this week a decrease of 13,8901. (mak-
ing a total decrease of 56,1041. since the commence-
ment of the current half-year); the Great Western
an increase of 91381.; and the London and South
Western an increase of 9021.

The Admiralty hays taken up the following ships
for the conveyance of stores, viz.:—The Star of the
East, for Hong Kong; Derwentwater, for Hobart
Town; Berealdine, for Halifax; and the Hero, for
Cape Town. Tenders will be received on the 7th
inst. for ramie to carry stores from the Th►mes to
Algoa Bay, Colombo, Jamaica, Valparaiso, Sierra
Leone, Sydney (N.S.W.), and Mauritius.