The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-16 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(TR DAY.)

MARLBOROUGH ITIUT.
is/ 0111 01 XIMIIe. nor-Lopes

WOILLIIRR.

Nargieft, • bricklayer, out on MAIN, woe Num-
amyl coybsg, to., Theme Hem, • nes-esciety man,
is the employ of Kam. Trollops, Wickes, of Bucking-
kera-dot&
Great interest was felt la the ease, the court being roach
crowded by society and ma•socisay sue.
Theism Rees, the complainant, said he lived at Hermitage-
eject, Paddington, and was a non-society mar trorklng for
Tmllope, of Booktnikatn• gate, as a arepiater-1
know the dc,esdant by sight by his haring followed me a
math ego. on the sth err the month at 6in the owning I
wu proceeding through Hyde-park after my work was over,
and when stout the centre I found defendant was following
mv. Ih. trl him hello* then be goes." There wean ono but
d, feod.wt, and he kept addressing ma. I went through the
Mulls Arch, end craned Lute tho Edgware-road. The de-
frelitt then Cann up With a card
by hand, os whirl
were p-orts, ehillings, sad pease, and thrust it la my face
two or threw tun, s, and when be did no be mid. "Ton ought to
Jur fellow even, you old devil. You have no right to
tallith, treed oat of the men's mouths." He confirmed to follow
ma, gam., me in the face two or three times with the
peed. A rat'eman rot off hie carriage and I said, "What
mall I do with bun F' end the gentleman said, “Giws him
hwynee.'. Defosdatt then mid I worked for Moms.
Trelhv, and was one of the new hands. The dadkadiat
mid If I returned to Hamra Trollops'. I should soak
nowhere aloe. Masers. Trollop's people are all on sOrilir,
an I I am one ci tLe sew hands. Dstradant hen aim
worked there.

cr. umbeed —Have teen defradact helm. I benne
the penil,a is Parts mow. The people said it we Lord
rembroke. I had a law ha my head, sad I said If h• so-
Ir-ted me I would as it. A ammo who wee with delmilaat
said if I d, Ihe would use his dean. Ido met reatambst wing
I.d Levu. r. The defeadant iv, I believe, •
F.,r the defter* Wm. Cheberse, of Tower-steae,
Iced, yr ennui, sadasid—l M • rarpester, sad mum masimy
ma . I was emit the perk and raw the oes•p!i.ilmamml
defiant them I laird &denim( say " BAN awe. I
saw come.laismat dew kie chisel oat of his podir, sad !sal
“FdrOmrseake dos% &that." I raw defendant dew his card
eat of his pocket, to ask, I 'oppose, why the complabsiat
did not *Lippert his fellow-saes, as he did.
&schen said he was sorry to see • mesa with as dint
streapth oat intellcct to amen combat seeploysimat mi Ig-
norant of his own tatenets and the ridlits ad rehire aa
lames@ that the rate of wages could be tegaliMml by bridal
sad tyrsnalcal Lem
Th. drinets.st was rhea dry ii 51, sad ordered le enter
tato hi* owa recognisance to keep the pc as towards the
r mplaimmt.

WORSHIP-STREET.
Knepp
•ND
(leeks De Knepp, • Frenchman, residing fa Wooster
Chy-rsd, vs brooch' helm• Kr. Emma sa
I w.rrent ch•ryin him with threaten*: the Ida el Loft
Lie wire.

Mr. Board, for the complaiamat, emetkieed the ateenee
et.nots that bad rendered it imperative to Wag the eane
be I.ra s magietrate. It would be observed that then vie
• wide diSersnes beeves. the aped the peat* rat We. It
was they wets are and wife—pelesd, bet BM wateltaL The
deliadeet lea rem elated Ideated se • Mocha a ire
guise, sad well to do ua tits, instead of whisk it would ap-
pear that he was without any mesas of support, sot bed
mainly epee hi. onag wife. basellwotk. desepiisa
wee bad enough, but antortramtely it lea coupled with ki-
cesesst threara *Omit her lite wad seem beartlassame of
medal, wastquently be (Mr. Beard) meet opera that the
detenda-t be ordered to Sad Ford and entedeetial ball.
lb, sr !,,ppy w. teen 112. n arsod forward by the sibs velar
solicitor, sad we sworn. She wee appareetly about SA
yews of sea dreamed in lop bleak, and appeared 1/01.•
erten mental excitement. The di.p.rity Meyer n hwealf sod
partner wee iadeed marked, for be yea at least Id, the
swaged, smelled, end &hood decoded of bale.
She rare irides,* of harm( bean married call
two maths, and pro"osed a polgoard
spring
which els declared had ben held ageism her by her
bemused, while he ewers to have her Ws. She eew
plied him with food sad test Ida bee parse from *sr, he
se:llag her it was the they of • wile se to do. She wee mew
pallid to work at basest 'mildew iseressatly to do thie yet
awl with ambles bet logratitede aid 'Mimeo that seeds
kr feel asemed be meat tab her life.
• fe..l, ledger is the been wee salted, who swaged
bee deep empathy foe the ealleaap of Mt.. Isom eta
Irs. dw
m,. to tam. sad werk. Baena' of amer awe
admen a Mir efeetireats, sad Nit mewed • bade&
The bream el the somplelaitat begged the meghtnite to
protect Ita kasir, sad /poke to the misery with wide* air lad
awineand beestlL
Dameast, whose attempt to eloessate bap
am
wretched failure, our ordend to Bed two NM Is Mt fa*
sad ester tato Ide ewe la 401. ; Whet, he left is the yea.

THE THREATTNID STRIKE AT BLACKBI72I.—.,
—Yesterday moewlog the loomers AAA tweeters employe/
at the veriona trolls ia Blackburn waited upon tbe rer_pee-
tire ni were, awl demanded the increase named In Weds
soul.). • Geo der. ; at tbe mme tiate_gfelag the mutate
till Moe:IAT to tossed ir the mutter. We lure that the
routers uloe whom this demand came quite anezpceedly,
meet tcgether and coesidee the =titer; hat at pretreat
thu trolls dual fuller. of ■woe of the employers am that
the looruera sad twitters are already nallently paid. The
increase .eked for le equal to about 10 per cent. The auur-
ter of Women ad twistetra in • mill is mull compared
welt the oral number of heads, bet should they strike
they will thrive out of w irk a large number of waivers,
am each former sad twister keeps at week from 00 I.
100 !ism.. On the other hand the mutate ma do what le
if roe its Scotland, newly, employ children to de the
* tic, which don sot n quire sancheaill or physical ;
ir they can employ band-boat wenn, who fully
cat 1 the nature of the work. The answer of the mune
viii DM be kenos till seat week. probably on Wedoesky,
.ben it is hkely they will meet after the market. It le
tartia very labia thet the dienuts will be amicably
Ater Osteethem a this day.
Taw I)IE7IGURATION OF THE O'CONNOR Noma-
dieseseekil ;Mee of vseddisea wee pseprrated la
the Artiontuan us Friday tight Wt. Oar are aware
that a Mates hes recently hate mowed In the Arboretum to
Mr. Freres O'Connor, Ms chartist leader. Os the night
shove named some mierimmos estered the mottle and do-
faNd the stoat is • v:ry diegracsful way. The injury was
first not!ced ty a tenant living at use of the honam is Ar-
buiretaustreet whit h overlooks the grounds. On • don in-
emetics it was (mad that the face sad scroll, and the lower
babe of the ligare were deal rd with as adhesive black fab-
ricate. The patchee had evi featly bus homily applied, and
• large earthenware ociase-pot coaraleing the mixture which
bat Ern need was found lying on Um ground near the
pedestal. Oa making !squires it arse aarertelsoi that
shoot ten o'clock es Friday night some INN were NOS
lorlag &boat against the few* nearest to the atonement,
wheie there te as etAcedaare of shrabbety. An attempt wee
iinewiliwiely rude to remedy the Injury, by serobbieg It with
turpentine sad mbar ehemleals, ad with emobieratile didis
rutty the stelae bare bees removal, mad the statue due
not appear materially f* the Mellarantlos it has
recAred. There gas cm% we should th!nk, who will
le,tet to the
cJaitten this grass outrage, which is not only es
proms whe eTeeted the te.nootent bat
to t authoritiee of the tows, swim whom martial It was
placed where It is. • reward of fifty puede has beta
offered by the (Mauve Committee, and eve pomade by
the Town Council, for the discovery of the perpetrator et
peude wraarge. We will ales give • farther mar of tereal
orentes, on the &emu', and can't:slim of esy of
the persons coaorrned Is thi. dirgraceful affair, either ss
,cites, or aides sad &tattoo.. We do this, sot u admirers
of the lam 11r. OTAinor, or believer. ha hie piffles! virtues..
Lot for the purpose of *amnia, emplutially or satire
Ilherprotation of • proceeding to every way 93 dletrsoefe/
to the town.—NettinyAun /eaves&
ONE w Y OF GETTING WARRIED.—An occurrence
Icnk blare in the eaperlat,tideat registrar's ofs,se hare, • day
or t .140 e, of o &weevil.' singular, and altogether amnia'
tied. A happy cat's, who had duly given the neceseery
h owe of fluor intention to be unite! ID ruatrireuay, tad Rued
the dey end hour with the rcgistrer for the pirturlearce of
the cerewoey. The day, the boor, and the intended Lido
wired, bet uaaecompanied with her lover, sad as the former
I.:eg atarrogetad ae to the reason of the Uwe°, of the
latter on each an Important *comical, she s .14 that he wee HI,
lot eatery were hoot, earl she is partacolsr, moot di siroue
Out the ceremony 'foetal he p siforturd without the dehiy of
• ,41). ii.. had brought the ring with her, end expressed
• wirs that the saperintecdeat would, with the mil of that
arr.. ,do what was required to t !let her kepi:lases. Of
roan-.itch • reined war receivd with the merriment it
diveceod, and en the rightist explaining to the simple
wines that such du We were not, ea yet, within his per
c, and inforniicg bur that she tenet wait 101 • Tame
laourabie opportunity, she eorrowfally het releztaetly
trutrering ti• hermit •h a if that was few It matt
not to be. —l/yserert Jeereet

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GREAT Fiat ix LlvurooL.—At about a quarter
Past eight ae Wednesday raising a lewdly Ore broke oat in
tM tatrusive dater yard of limn. Fewer, Hdpio, and
igentereemy,Lewlen. street. sear •doldwasee, Liverpool. NJ
fee f r years pest has caned on great aa a. It
rated be seen frm mlhr art- usd Liverpool. Tb. yard, 'kWh
rte of lle largest a Lire raw I, end me rounded by ammo.
roue renew newt., coulateed a vest quantity of timber el
every roe sad qualiiy. In thy yard there was • large wort-
snap. three Morey. high—the Owl boor of which us. used by
lir. Forum. Gar the aenefecture of parent articles in c et-
"i'm joinery ; lb. sewed and third donee want and
1.7 i%9 i'sibef.. Obi at lb. time of the condemnw all the
roams were fell of asuly made week intruded for the new
Torirth-park Weekboye. At WI past right the whole
yard vie it oge Ware, the bone. starting up to • great
making the mew most *mile. The owns of lb. dos
ut, tient. Some property wee saved, Including • quaa.
ill 411ile 10440, tot ry Wing As ares temeereed, die
pw,a.i. lode beet oreisourd webs!, et ken i.toot. t.
io,ueet we Tiodereres4 list lMet sod sleek sere
'W.") famed le lbe Tor Whirs
bed It Ir ranee, Ceeepeeatto:.
?weeny.), the ward are very low • bees et ,
tee Irre pollee, would no die& 'Mee been tearfek s• obi
Ted r e anyleady atursaaded by see my old Isebitaboae.

LATEST SPORTING

QBNCE.

(rt =ammo mr.soura.)
DONCASTER MEETLYG.—(THIS DAY.)

MATCH.
liflos Whips Wm Lady Emily% e.
DONCASTER STAKES.
OlaDolos ..
Yell of the Mitt • • • • • • 1
Nadal'
9 ess.

DONCASTER CUP. About two miles and a half.
Lord Nelson, Gall Liveryman, Rudd*, Swami,
Gamester, Prelude, Uratisi, Nseroastls, Underhand, Paul,
Coroner, Ditto, Napoleon. Gladiolus. Kiatt-sl-
ARE% Bankrupt, Promised Laud, Comforter, Wild Rose,
Defender, The Rover, Astee, The Bqahr, Rost Laren,
Scribbler, Mamma, and Rammed ars here.
Gemsater, tiralian, Paul, and King•et-Arms ars scratched.
Wild Rase scratched at 11 last night.

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NURSERY PLATE. OM mile.
Btolzeafels, Weatherhound, Ringlet, Bea Webster, Hoerr,
Syringe, Wallace, Sir WWiato, Tussle, Misture, Little Poll,
Jemmy Longlegs, Brown AV" Ledy Trespass., Chino.
oak., Honor Maid of Lyme, Baron Mauchauren, Hermes,
King of Dleignte, Rena', Shoulder Knot, Butterfly, Luck-
now, and Yanks are here.
Batiarty, Oliver, Lady George, and Horror arc scratched.
PARK HILL STAKES. Oss mile all forloegs 132 yank.
Canting, Datchusaa's Daughter, Miss Whip f, Sammie-
aide, Prelude, sad Qui Vies are hare.
Casty BZlBoookereattttlia• Whip f. Lady Blenees,
Bbaton was, Bpi Mies Finch, Meson, Mine
Eleaaor,e: lad Bequidille are scratched.

DON B TAXIIB.
Promising LW, Gamester, and North Lincoln Grohs.
Promised Land and Gamea.a scratched.
T.ww PtArn.—Blackthorn, New Brighton, Raspberry,
sod Breland& are suatclasd.
An.arvan —Quin of this Mon.

11 to on DONCIi AST
laimaEßd ),P.
ai (t
Nothlng sloe Is hacked.

CESARE* ITCH STAKES.
16 to 1 ypt Palmer (t fitly).
25 to 1
ciyArtlosoda.
30 to 1 Primes 0.
100 to 3 (9.
HO to 3 Jades (1).
100 to 3 ILaight at 'Smiley (t).
50 to 1 The Jodi (t).
1003 to 16 Elloosingor (t).
1003 to 16 Gala e (,).
1000 to 10 llizrJai (I).

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THI DZRBY.
1000 to 3 apt High Treason (t).

A FRENCH NATAL OFFICER's OPINION OF THE
OINAT BARTIIIB.—A hear spat, who WM stated to be •
distinwoishei 1118.111 silken prornlnent for hie nautical know-
s and rzporienoi, been testiammy, in a letter published
Ila W•dassday's Mereirewv, to the enormous strewth and
ladubitable safety of the Orr Briers, sad to her
ere the Near With tepid to the Bret point, the lriuch
oral allow says ilieretriese, it may be rid that the
iketnetina of the Ihrweed hoar a( 1M Great Er am might
bra hamar Is re eireer, sad word probably
ham eeertimed its total destructioe, Oseare It would not
haw prewar Me name sad soli Thy of the Oreat Ship, while
the scorer ia quern ta so wise compromise* the future of
M.. Wit" Wish respect to the wood oint, the same autho-
rity ways The little swell while going again.. • swiss
her Wind, and • heavy am os, proved that tho iterg:cal
CfrAso Mem Weal (the italics are his own). If there
y doable, they can only be as to her rolling, because
she raperisaced so skating heavy sew, and the vessel was
tee light to be conaiderad in her normal position. But whoa,
with the wad right shad, she wither tip sad doers
badly • sperm of • degree, while the neighbouring vowels
pleased Mks the waves, and htr sharp bows threw up lees
spray thou • boat, one feels cinv:ated that no 804 can stop
1118 j that she will cut through the w arse with too great •
he.. sad facility for Hum to retard bar program,
at Ise Mom emu to produce that pitchlag which
Is es haeoavenient to passengers. Coutrwin to
is mai ships of roun.lid lime, which the me
temis awl telsede mom Ira does the wind, the Great Eastern
maMs With me impatinient I row the waves. She cuts them
ten orly te Seel their rapid motion ; the wield •peeve the
only °brink whir *attire can prams ; sod all who our
acquaint** with navigation know how slight Its arks le la
comparison with the action of the waves. Time the trial
which !unjust twee made troves that this gigantic nesse will
always overpower the sea, and that she will not era feel
the t Lets throat except • hen the waves strike her sideways.
Bat their, tsar, the weight of the vessel and her kook will
dissialsi be. sselSce, as was prised durfog the voyage.
tern, tram the breaking of some part of her steering err,
oh wan them Mr a position to percent bee Markle to
Me ma."

GUNBOATS TOR THR BRITISH NA VT.-1 he
eighteen goatees of superior t^naege, which were ordered
sane fie weeks sines to be built by contract at the various
reds in the Thames, Cowes, ec., are being rapidly pro-
, evaded with, sad will be ready for launching at no very dis-
tant period. The majority of them berate Sr. in the hands
of Were. Oren, Wieners), Scott Rosell, sad the Than •
Ship Building Ceopany, sod the remainder are b-lue ens-
eructed by smeller builders. The vessels wiU ineudthte •
lamer clams of gunboats than those at present in the settles,
se they will range between 400 and 700 tons burthen, end
snit be fitted with powerful errs. regines.—The deans
Sh.ppang Chronicle.
INDIAN MUTINY MEDALS.—We have been fa-
voured with a debt of one of the medals was in proms of
Making at the Mint, and istandwl se rewards for the valour
Jispleyel by our fortes in suppressing the awl issurrec-
tion in India. It is a fine work of art. TM else of the sew
Indian medal is precisely that of the weilikesowa Crimean
deocration, end, in feet, the obvsius—the hod a her
Mersey, with the legend nctorin Irses•--essoas to
be the prefect of the identical die used for those too
lavishly disposed dies of silver. The reverse however,
presents a totally &threat device. The BrtWb Bas, or a
Roo, is shown eseding in all his natural digni-y Deride en
erect tires of Brit snail, whc, with an oval quartered shield
oe her left arcs, sad a reserve of wreaths is
her left heed, is entailing her right hard as
if fa the act of haste* ing open a braes, but
so far us the medal gory, invisible warrior, tee
of the leafy chaplet". The word lairs 'amounts
the heal of BritaatJa, who it 4 really refreshing
to sec represented ere her lets alta so long a sitting on
oor exilring coinage of copper, whilst the dates 1857
Ihi9 Placed below the frieze declare the period when the
immortal deeds of arras for which tie medals are to be
awarded were performed. The material of which the medals
are comp./II is tins silver, litei weight of each precisely
one mute, and the number to tie proincist as vs are In-
terned, eonselnag like 100,000. May tlore fur whom they
are it:vended long str Vire to sear them, sad, if seed be, gar
forth to earn others Is the Celeriol Soarers, where treachery,
great as that of liandostaa, seems to esiet, sad where British
prowess some wide be displayed. Mr. L. C. Wpm' designed
--as his same under the freva deniese—th• revireslijid
the
ladies medal; whilst the late W. Wyen was the artist for
the obwarse.—fferhai.ire'lfairmar.
A POLICE MEASURE AT ComiTANTINorLi.—TM
hoinsiti At Constantinople revives the holiceetedeara
s
ems days ago, of forty individeale of bed character7rati
seedy ad of them forsiesers. by order of the minister of
pale, with a viiir to their wholesale !ameba:sent from ths
seestry. The Levant Bread says that this measure may
involve novae Individual wont, but the emend effuse, ff
the set be leseestly end mercifully everted out, will be oaks•
tary to the full great of the ~.aunt, r, deported. The
foreign criminal populatno of Galata, and the other water-
side pare of this Frankish suburb, has attained proportions
which urgently call for the vigorone action of the troths*
executive, and of inch of the firers sdineistni•
tins' as have power to ail in rowing out the evil.
That wry mach of the impunity in crime is athriihatable to
the inefficiency of the police we admit ; bet that far too
lima of it lire at the thee of the forests embseike sod tee-
iodates, wears ter ,Ily cure. To throw tSr shield of capitu-
lation tights Tonal ouch a mom of vicious humanity as that
which breeds rank dioger to Do h life and property In flahrta
every three the sun gees down—to my nothing of the amity
equal mill It mattes for both e ems in broad day—ls notably
to roles!, the object for which these privileges were ori-
ginally meld slot courecd.l

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ANOTUEII STEF OF SLIVERT.—The following
notice appears in the editoricl eolumas of the New
(Mesas 17ripme of Awcust 21 —" The law enacted
lost winter by the legtslatura of Lnuislasa, *clog
all free negro'. natter the to- et rigid nerve:ll.mm, who
m ry Arrive is this slate on shipboard or steambuee, goes late
effect the Ist of September nut. All free pencils of edger,
arriving in port from abroad, must immensely be
lodged la gaol, sad rains& th. rc until the departure t (the
beet or vowel on which they came mestere of eteamtmats
sad ships =tut report to the Chief of Polon, ell such person*
helooleing to their crew*, Je e-c germ, or incur se vet e pesallier.
It will be well for all sesetrre of ...earls and stearabo ota trading
with this &ate to leer in mind the providone of this
low, rt. it will sews tram from much trouble, and perhaps
',oracles/ I ea. The evils attending theta-ream of a fret negro
pot illation, and more particularly the Mteronwee of free per-
mits of toloor from abroad with our slaves, cowed the passage
of Ibis et ringent law."
NUB ‘NCE FltOM AIDE CAEGOTS AT LiTnrom,-
-At their meeting yenterdey the Mersey Boerd senctiorned
a recommendation not to allow vowels laden with green and
wet cared bides to discharge their cargoes In the Oeorge's
Drab—die bele( In the route of the Birkenhead and Liver-
pool purest r O'her do-ks, ouch so the Princes,
Quera'r, Are to be in furore mod for the reeeplon of bides
el this disecriptiou, wbkh emit • moat pungent sad nsamove
smell.

As ATTACK IT HORNET:I—Lest week. Mr. John
Lag. from the totaLlbohroest of Mr. Themes !lorry, wise
afro:haat, of &lOW v, orso ottackod at Lociroorth by a IMO.
Ur of boomers. By wr,yping his riots/ about bloom*, sod
Villas with hi. hood% Co defraded Mama' from them, bat
Yrs matessorm 11,ro ease ,he posy from had lo t.O with
Fed vlehaeo, sad mode him Natio orbh pan. The ay
Fe oafkofai from the divers of the Tenon.— brat Snp ags
Odr-stk.

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1859.

Two o'Crotti.
The railway share market to-day, though still
inanimate, is very steady. Prices to all instanoes
are quoted quite as good as they closed yesterday.
London and North Western stock is quoted 921
to 931; Great Western, 891 to 601; Midland,
103! to 104 f; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 95 to
Great Northern, 101 to 102 ; Eastern Counties,
661 to 86; and London and South Western, 92
to
bardo-Yenetian Railway shares are quiet
at 1! to 1; prem. (ax Mt.), for both the old and the
new issue. East Indian Railway stock is more
offered, and is marked 99. Great Western of Canada
shares have again declined.

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The funds remain very firm, bi;t also ;;;;Tin-
*dive. Console are quoted 146 per cent. higher
than they e.osed yesterday. The government
broker has purchased, as usual, 10,0001. Consols
for the savings banks. In the share markets, in the
absence of businem, prices are nominally =-
changed.

The scrip of the New Indian Loan is firmer,
at 1001 to j.

The Three per Cent. Rents opened at Paris to-
day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, at 661 r. 75c.
for the account, being 6e. batter than yesterday.
Console are officially marked 951 to for
money, and 961 to I for the 11th October. The
present quotation is 951 to 1 both for
money and the account. The New Indian
ILoan has been dealt in at 1001 to 1; ditto Scrip,
at 1001 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of
18.59, at 931 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 23e. to 25e.
prem.

The transactions in the foreign stock mar-
ket have been upon a limited scale, but
prices are very well supported. The Old
Turkiah Six per Cents. have improved to
83 to 84, whilst the New Loaa is last marked 70,
ex div.; Mexican Bonds continue in demand.
The scrip of the New Russian loan has
been dealt in at 3 die. Sales are recorded
as follows :—Brazilian Four-and•a-Half per
Cents., 1868, 951, 961 ; Buenos Ayres De-
ferred Bonds, 191, 20 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half
per Cents. 991 (exchange 25fr.); Dutch Two-and-a-
Half per Cents., 651 (o.vrhange 129.) ; Mexicau
Three per Cents., for account, 211, 21/ ; Russian
Three per Cents., 1859, 671, 871; ditto scrip, 3 dia.;
Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 461;
ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account,
341; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 831; ditto Six
per Cents., 1858, for account, 891, 70, ex div.
The money market continues easy, but in most
quarters the rate for the beet bills is not more than 1
par cent. below the Bank minimum. The demand
at the Bank yesterday was slack.

At Amsterdam on Wednesday the late heavy fall
of sk per otnt. in the Austrian Metallic' was fully
recovered. These securities show extreme sensitive-
ness.

At Vienna on Wednesday the Bourse was rather
firmer. The exchange on London declined from
126.25 to 122.50.

The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday
was 13,0001. Of the 120,0001. in specie by the West
India steamer Atrato, 100,0001. is silver and 20,0001.
gold. The Sammie has arrived from New York with
51,6001. in specie for England.
By telegraph from St. Petersburg another Im-
portant failure—that of the Russian house of Kov-
rigin and Co.—is announced, in connexion with the
reckless speculation in tallow. The liabilities are
rid to be heavy. The firm, like Messrs. J. B. Kempe
and Co., who lately stopped, are unable to fulfil their
contracts for the delivery of tallow. The association
of speculators, who have bought it, lose, on their
part, the large sum, said to be as much as 20,0001.,
paid to Messrs. Kovrigin as " hand-money" when
the purchase was made, and find that a large quan-
tity of tallow, purchased at prices much below those
now goatee', will not be delivered to them. The
exchange again comes lower from St. Petersburg—
vie., 34,d. The tallow market was declining, and
was very unsettled, in consequence of the failures.
The public sales of coffee yesterday went off at a
farther reduction of 6d. to Is. per cwt. Tea remains
firm ; common Copra is quoted Is. Old.
It appears from an official announcement that the
Great Eastern will leave Portland, near Weymouth,
on the trial trip on the Bth of October, instead of the
17th inst.; and Holyhead for Portland (United State.)
on the 20th of Oct., instead of the 29th inst.
The Midland Railway truffle return shows this
week an increase of 1,524/. ; the Eastern Counties
an increase of 381.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire
(including East Lancashire), au increase of 3,0171. ;
the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an in-
crease of 432/. ; and the North Eastern an increase
of 672/.

lend for the year 1838), and 81. per share on the lat-
ter. The two classes; of shares are now quoted at the
same price.
Bank shares to-day were steady, at former prices.
Canada Land shares were quoted at an improvement
of 21. In the market for mecellaaeous shares there
was no change.
Victoria Government Bond* were inquired for, and
improved abort I per cent.

The Red Sea and India Telegraph Company have
announced the arrangements under which they will
be prepared, on and after the let pros., to transmit
menages for the public between Alexandria and
Aden. It is mentioned that :
The directors have entered into a provisional agreement
with the Electric and International Telegraph Company for
the triaamiasioe of their casings. to end from A.lexandrla,
and a-ente have been specially appointed for that purpose.
Arm:gement, hive also been concluded with the Indian go-
vernment and the Peninsular end Oriental Steam Naviga-
tion Company with regard to merges between India and
Ades. Ihe only routes at present available bgwesn this
(gantry and Alexandria are those rid Marseilles sad Trieste,
but the Mediterranean Extension Company expect shortly to
open their new line to Melia, whilst there I. every proba-
bility that a direct communicstion with Alexandria will be
esteblisked through Constantinople in the amuse of a few
week,. In the meantime messages for the Red Sea, India.
Australia, or China eta be despatched from say station of
the Electric sad fekritational Telegraph Company, tie
Trieste and Mareeilles, at the following rates :—For a single
moulage of not exceedin 20 words, including the addrces—
From -England to Saes ( g Melodies. the charge to Alexandria),
lie.; ditto to Ades, ditto, 21. 13a. ; ditto to any telegraph
atylon In lad* ditto, 21. 17e. Mostages for Auetreba and
Chine will be forwarded uy poet from Men. Meseages from
India, with the (nil tuyruent due upon them, at the above
taws, will be received at any of the government telegraph
stations in that country, and f rewarded by telegraph to
Bombay, and theses, by the first opportunity, to Aden.

Messrs. Baring Brother, and Co. adverbs. the
half-yearly dividends on the Chilies Six and Three
per Cent.. Loans, as well u the particulars of the
progress of the sinking fund. The dividends are also
advertised by the respective agents on the Brazilian
Five per Cent. Loans, and Danish and Peruvian
Three per Cents.

An auction of the foreign redeemable debt of
Spain will t►ke place at Madrid on the 29th instant.
Tne sum assigned by the government for the pur-
pose is 375,000 reals.

A special meeting of the Scottish Pafent Flax
Company is called for the 22nd inst., to authorise a
compromise with Mr. Fergus.

With reference to the market for American securi-
ties, Messrs. I). Bell, Sou, and Co., report as follows .

Daring the past week the market for Amerlean secturities
has continued arrive. The various ant steels have been in
goad &mend, with but very limited amounts offered for sale,
whilst the chkf tubbier, has been in the United States Five
per Cant. Bonds redeemable 1b74, which have been freely
dealt in, at hat r,ved prices. In railroad smithies there is
but little &An', and quotations arc without chance.

TIM RSDAT ETINTNO.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 953 to f for
the 11th October, opened thin morning at 95) to 3,
relapsed to 951 to 4, and closed at 95 7-16 to 9.18,
or 951 "buyers." For money the last price was
931 to 1.. The official business report is as follows:
Three par Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1 1,3;
ditto, for account (11th Oct.), 934, 1,3, 3; New
Three per Cents. (shut). 931 ; the scrip of the New
Indian Five per Cent. Loan, 1001, 1,3, 3,1, 100,
1001 ' • ditto, Stock, 1001. 1001, 993.
The scrip of the new Indian Loan experienced
some fluctuation& At the commencement of busi-
ness there was a good demand, and the first trans-
actions recorded were at 1003. Sales then caused a
fall to 100, and the closing quotation was 1001 to t,
being f per cent. lower than yesterday.
The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1838 I
remain quoted 951 to t ; those of 1859, 95 to 1 ;
Exchequer Bills, 225. to 255. prem. ; and India
Bonds, 7e. to 3r. die.
The foreign stock market was again slight:y
firmer. The old Turkish Six per Cents. left otf
steady, at 821 to 631. The loan of 1858 improved
in the mornicg, but closed scarcely higher than yes-
terday, at 683 to 891. Mexican fonds, after being
marked 211, were last quoted 211 to 1. The scrip
of the new Rusian Loan was dealt in at 3 to 1
die., showing a further recovery of about 1 per tent.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway share, both old and
new, were to-day quottd ex the interest, amounting
to 14s. per share on the former (Incluaire of Ba. dirt-

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