biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-23

CLERKINWELL.

Moon, Team, sited 21, mat Hemp-
steed, lately a clerk in the employ of the Chartered Gas Ccem-
pony, was placed at the bar before Mr. Tyrwhitt, °barged
with astheseliag about 1501., the moseys of the Gas Light
sad Coke Company, Briok-lane, St. Luke's.
Mr. Humphreys, jun., attended for the prosecution sad
dated that ethos the remnd it had beat sacertained, by go,ag
ever the books, that the primmer bed embeuled shoat 1504
during the past ten monGie. The prisoner had I. soon cam
malted so cleverly that it was with peat diflleslty that the
Ifeuds weld be discovered. It append that the tamer
bad received money and had not given • receipt for It, but
had taken it from the book and used it for another customer.
In other instances ha had made out duplicate receipts, and
had given the customer cise and pinned the other to the
counterfoil in the book, ae if the customer bad not paid the
money. He was only in • position to prove four WINO on
this occasion, and should therefore ask for a remand, to usable
him to bring two other cases against the prisoner.
Evidence was this given, ahowing that the primmer
bed emit/sled emend mall sums of mow, sad that be had
been in the employ of the company about five veers.
The prisoner, when asked if he bad anything to say, re-
plied in the negative.
Yr. Tyrwhitt remanded him until Wednesday neut.

AU Garrett, a ntunt-ori;;;;;;",.and Alfred Bygroes
and Bow= lismarktos, two youth', were finally exaturned,
=
sitp burglary at the home of Kr. George Levers,
, 49, Werwicksbeet, Pimlico.
IPSIMone ad two o'clock oa the mond= of Thursday
Iga
prcescalor and his wife, who sleep in the back parlour,
were aroused by the balking of glass in their =ado. mid
ems posed= jemplag out of bed he maw prisoner Gimlet
drop kb the yard- Immaii"tely alter this Mrs. Lovers on
opening the parlour door saw him pars through the hose,
end en an alum being given be war captured. Upon en =-
embed= of th• Feernisra it was fond that en entrance hod
been larsoted la the rear by the casement stairs,
and er=e solid= removed from the hitches. An
attempt bed they been mode to reach die =op, commu-
Ideation with whisk was abut off by a strong door at
the top of the Oahe. The evilleoce oonnectiag the two
other prisoners with the sharp was that they W 670 the asso-
ciates of Garrett, that Byrne had been Sean on the previous
ingsbe looking Into lb. lames shop and that both Pen-
Wept= sad Byrom were half-an-hour previoca to the bar-
Ow
going In the direction of the prosecutor's boom.
Mr. Pays= eommitted the whole of the prisoners for bar-
=bob
mconmated like tee suety for Bygrowt, sad
hither's recupshwees for his appearanos.
London, England, 1858-10-23

Consols, which closed yesterday at 981 to 1 for
Nov. 10, opened this morning at 981 "buyers," and
closed at 981" sellers." For money the last price was
981. The official business report is as follows :
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 1,1, 1,
1, ; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 991, 1, 1 ;
Three per Cent. Reduced, 971, 1, 97 ; New Three
per. Cents., 97/, 1, 97, 971, 97 ; Thirty Years An-
nuities, expiring in April, 1886, 181 ; Bank Stock,
221, 2221; India Stock, 2231 ; Indian Four per
Cent. Debentures, of the first issue, 99j, 991, 991;
the Debentures of the second issue, 991; the Scrip
of the second issue, 991 ; India Bonds, 125., 13e.
prem.
The Debentures of the First Indian Loan remain
firm, at 991 to 1, and the Scrip of the Second Loaa
at 991 to $.
Exchequer Bills wets a trifle Satter to-day, the
March Bills being quoted 38s. to 42a. prem., and
the Jane, 30s. to 345. prem.
In the foreign stock market the principal feature
consisted of a decline of / per cent. in the new
Turkish Loan. The scrip of the first series, after
being marked 11 prem., closed at 1 to 11 prem.,
whilst that of the second series was last quoted 1/
to 21 prem. The Six per Cents. of 1854 were also
rather more offered, and after being marked 931,
closed at 94 to $. Sardinian and Russian Bonne
continue to meet with inquiry, whilst Mexican re-
main dull, at 201 to I.
Bank shares to-day were steady, at yesterday's
prices. The new shares of the Electric Telegraph
Company continue in demand, and have risen to 2 to
21 prem. The new shares of the Peninsular and
Oriental Steam Company continue to exhibit a ten-
dency towards reaction from the late rise. Nether-
lands Land 8 per cent. Preference Shares were again
in demand, and dearer. London General Omnibus
shares remain flat.

The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
met with some transactions to-day, and were last
quoted 3601. to 3701.
The shares of the Indian and Australian Telegraph
Company were quoted to-day I to f prem., and those
of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Company to
prem.
Transactions took place to-day in Missouri State
Six per Cent. Bonds at 771, and in Boston City
Foer-and-a-Half per Cent. Sterling Bonds at 92k,
without the dividend due the Ist proximo.
London, England, 1858-10-23

THE BOMBAY MAIL.

(SY BLIKTRICI TRLIGRAPA.)
(Ewa ova ows ooissoPoirxissre.)
SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY.

The steamer Malta has arrived with the heavy
portion of the Bombay mail, 1,7001. in specie, and
thirteen passengers.

THE UNITED STATES.

(IT NIACTILIC TILIOIAPI.)
011011 0171 OWN GOILILISPONDINT.)
SOUTHAMPTON, S►wsDmm.

The Hudson has arrived from New York with ad-
vices of the 9th ; after coaling she will proceed to
Bremen. She brings 200 paasengers and fall cargo.
Advice' anticipated.
London, England, 1858-10-23

MINES-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocs.
There is absolutely no new feature of interest in the
mining market this morning. The general appear-
ance of the market is firm, assisted by the rise just
aanonnoed in the prioe of tin, but the actual trans-
actions this morning have been limited.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are nominally
quoted the some as yesterday, with very little
business.

Subjoined is oar usual weekly report of the metal
market :

There bee been a steady baldness doing in several blanches
el our market, and the general tone is fairly cheerful. Copper
is maintained In price, and manufacturers report an improv-
ing demand, patucutarly for cake and ingot. The holders of
foreign oontintts to refuse offers to purchase. Tin has become
,dearer, the smelters having announced an advance today of
Si. per ten on common, and N. per ton on refined. Lead to
rather flat, and epelter also, the latter having beams easier
to purchase. Tan plates are in fair demand.
At a meeting of the adventuress in Greet Wheal Alfred,
held yesterday, a alt of Se. 9d. per share wee made.
At Eget Tamar Consols the next sampling will be from SO
to 40 toss of good quality ore.

Flunky livEruga.

An advance of 311. per ton which was announced
this day in the price of English tin, is calculated to
induce a firmer feeling in the mining market. A mode-
rate amount of business was done to-day, the demand
being principally for shares in West Caradon, West
Grenville, East Wheal Rime', Bryntail, Bt. Ive's
Consols, and Sortridne Consols. On the other hand,
shares in Great Wheal Yoe and Vale of Towy
showed flatness. Transactions are reported to us
between the following prices, via.: West Camden,
115 to 120 I West Grenville, 7s. Bd. to Be. ; Boat
Remelt, 61 to ; Bryntail, 61 to 6; Providence
Mines, 68 to 70 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 45 to 46 ; Lady
Bertha, 11s. to 12s. ; Rosewarne United, 29j to 311 ;
North Miners, at to 6 ; Wheal Margaret, 60 to
62 ; Wheal Addams, 17s. to 18s.; Wheal Trelawny,
25 to 26 ; St. Day United, lie. to 125.; North
Downs, 355. to 40s. ; and West Par Consols, Hs.
Foreign mining shares were quiet. Bon .Aocord
Copper remain flat. The shares of the North Rhine
Copper Mining Company of South Australia were
quoted 3-18 to 616 prem.
London, England, 1858-10-23

LOAD Cd2D1043 ..IT IADRID.

The Peninsular Cbrreepolulence speaks as follows
of a »pit visit made to Madrid by Lord Cardigan :
" His lordebip and bride, after staviug here three days,
have left fur Abeam as their way lo Naples. Although in*
lordship travelled amp, and did not pay his resprom to the
lintleh ambaseador un the day of his departure, hie round
jacketed suite (foe his servants were in the mature@ of British
tars) /Tread the news of his snivel mow the English
meobanim as the railroad works. The whole oily, ever agog
to me new feces, had an opportunity of admiring the beady
sod yacht Gastonia of the bride sad the horseman-
stdp of the bridegroom. His lordship was fortunate to lad-
les in the partner of ose of the principal teething house •
mart attar his own testae, and under hts anepioes went over
the Queen's magnificent stablee and the hone barracks.
He was scoompanied to the latter b the Impactor of
Cavalry, General Zabola. Indy Cardlgsn, who showed
soon • greater degree of veterinary lore than hie lordship,
woompanied her husband to the barrsoko, raised the hones'
kite to examine the method of shoeing practised here,
and criticised the whole concern with great freedom, to
the great amusement of sours of the ofEwrt, who
Were 46 familiar with the lesgoage of Shakopee» se herself.
His lordship was wreck with the beauty at the »reify csr-
bine, sad has taken as to shay the Duke of Cambridge.
He did not MOD to profess soy great admiration of ese
hones which, though in good coodatioe, were not of a kind
to remind hire at those which furnished the charge at Bela-
lava, bat they are as patient of hanger and thirst sod es *-
daring of hardship and fatigue ea their swarthy riders. A
fieliag of great disappointment was experieoced In military
circle" it Ifie EngWh general going sway so woe."

THE YIELD Of GOLD IN ACOVltLlA.—Fronit the
Oro diecovery of the gold•flelde in Viotoria tip to the end of
lest year, the governmest snort. had brought down to Mel-
bourne 11,447.472 canoes of gold the vales of which is esti-
mated et 46.830.0001. During the above period the total
amount of revenue derived from the gold-flelds, inclusive of
the export duty, was nearly three millions sterling. out of
which about 1,583,001,1., had been expended in making sal
repairing roads from Melbourne to the 'various gold fields,
London, England, 1858-10-23

NATBOPOLITAN BOARD OP walks.

The ordinary meeting of the Metropolitan Board
of Works was held yeeterday, In the Council Chamber,
haU, Yr. 3. Tn wsrras la the cheer.
The sash statement obeyed a Waage of 143,4691. 6e. 4d.
TINANCI AND 111111110TOLITAN DAPIOYIXIINTII.

Mr:DootTox, peueueat itTib;eice,;;;;:ite;iihe fol-
lowing information should be given as histructione to the
Bassos committee in reference to metropolitan improve.
meets The various worms of means available to other
corporations for purposes of improvement* and public
works, including the municipality of Paris and other bodies.
The amount of money granted by government to metropolitan
improvements during the preeent century, to what
purpose mad from what source. The sistoaatml annually
from the metropolitan area by direct sad indirect taxation ;
total amount raised by government end the City from the
trade of the port of London; an approximiste estimate of the
expenses of the board, including main druinage, metropolitan
communketions, parks, Thames embenkmeet, and other
improvements ; a statement :of the sources avadablos in the
opinion of tow committee for metropolitan revenue applicable
to pubic, Improvements ; en estimate of their probable annul
amount; amoant of local taxation raised on the metropolitan
area." Me (Mr. Coultas) contended that the board ought
to have power, for indirect as well aa direct taxation. They
ought to have the benefit arising from taxation on the
coal duties, cabs, omalbassa, and other things. This was
adopted ia the provincial towns of Liverpool, Birotiughatu,
and Manchester, and found to be successful, and ought to be
adopted in Loadoe. lie conalnded by moving that the above
recommesdations be ised.
Mr. DALTON seod the motion.
After a orsesilerable discussion it was tended unanimously.
The beard then adjourned.
London, England, 1858-12-11

WALTHAM HOLY CROBB.

On Wednesday au inquest wee held at Waltham
Holy Crow, Were C. C. Lewis, Kw., the maser, terising
the death of a wanes and a state child, at presses unknown,
when the following evidence was addend :
gannet Wlllinpie, of Lo toe, latest., said—On Ben-
tley soorniag, between 12 and 1, I wee walking by the postl'
by the aide of the new road, and taw something in the water
like a child. I wee coming away, end this taw the bag sow
produced lying by the aide of the ester on the top of • pin*,
of furze bush. I saw a comb and brush sticking outside the
bag, and I unveil, took the bag with its contents to the
police static* at laagbtoe, and gave It to a polio. otestehie
there. I then maned to the pond with the polka, and
showed than what I took to be • child, and on taxing it oat
it wee hood to he • child, end deemed se it in sew. It wee
about two yards from the edge al the pond eel abet*
eight reds free where the pen* wee en the mien bush. I
have so beeeledp se to whose And to was, or bow it
owns by iY dm*.
Argent Z. Beesohlyniel —Oa gawley lot, at two in the
afternoon, en arriving at the statism at Leeightee, I found
that the bag new probe* end be onsteste (the* pain of
white a two ambit sight e.g.. we embroidered
collar, ens hosoikerehief, see napkin, two pieces of
060 pasta el sow, MO tee* brash, ass hair brush,
enema' soak eo owe begs din, and nes reels al en-
lowed ante) hid has lett by the lad wilmonzteitptai
lowendes I reeind ken him I peccooded, la
two onstablee, be the pond spoken el W him I WY air
ism by kite whet ..seed he be • child lying by the An ed.
the Ink et the peed, about 111 *elm ender the water.
Went, end ft thin appear* 4 the tree stale is it sew
Sea it wee conveyed a where it now is Front whet'
toang I ennetag that the nether at the child
might be la time one nod, wed on Idanday sentia g,
itaysal
preeand drags I eed it, sag Mad the d
wanes is the weir *mat us panda ken when the child
wee
William Parish, of Loughlin, Lamm elan siatell—On
Thursday Yet 1 cane from Links by the inn which lett
Younkseekwinet at bar o'clock; la the earthy with me
new the depend wenn end mother news, who a
te be Mewl of how; oho etesemed wean bed net=
her arms; jest Wore we got to Loaghtoa the wawa in-
quired of ate the ihteate• to Irpglng--they said they *we
gulag thee; I taw Lira get cost of the nate, war the station
dew. than was the hot I saw et ewe; en Ike way dam I
!rani r'
London, England, 1858-12-11

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

INDIA AND CHINA.

RESLMPTION OF TRADE AT CANTON.

The fellow Leg Waimea, from Aetisi Cams&
General Green, was received at the Foreign-cam as
the 10th of December, 1838., at 3.16 p.n.:

Dn. 6,1!!!.

" The steamer Bengal arrived at Bus ?nem CaL
eatta yesterday with India and Chia& sha
brings also this mails, pamengsrs, and trawara hem
Australia, the Victoria having apron a teak mar
Ceylon, aad the Obeid*, to which meal the Vie-
mails, &a, wars transferred, having tram
down off Aden.

.. Oates from India are not later than thole »-
oared by the Bombay, steamer.
"Lord Elgin was daily expected at Hoag Long
as the 29th October.

" Canton perfectly quiet, and trade renuned. The
streeta were fall of petty tradesmen' and hawkers,
and foreigaers can walk in any part with perfect
Nasty. Forays 11111116011116111 are taking up their
abodes in various parts of the city and embarks.
" Eighty-four chops of tea had been disposed of,
sad the stock estimated at 200 chops.
" Cesantodare Upon was at Galin, we rotas for
Jeddah I. join the Chesapsaka

" Captais Hamby had sopetnedisd the commodore
is trued el Tribune, widida ship had gone to be
dashed at Wbanipes prior to leaving for Vancouver
with wises.

" Amethyst, boned few Vasoouver, had put beck
to Singapore with spring bowsprit, and would pro-
mad ou the 20th November.

" l'yWee ham arrived at Tritnesslre, bound for
Vancouver.

" French frigate Deelsayla arrived at Aden on the
25th November; coaled, sod wu to have (left) for
Jeddah on the 29th."

AUSTRALIA.

AND MUTSU YILDOILATZ.)
MALTA, &MILDLY.

Dates Sydney, Oct. II ; Melbourne, 21 ; Cal-
mitts, Nor. 10; Madras, 16 ; Hong Kong, Oct. 28.
The Victoria sprang a leak near Gall*. The
Onside, with her mails and freight broke her mew
120 miles from Aden, whit). she molted seder
team, and is now detained there.

The outward Australian mails let by the Bowl.
At Sydney import trade is active. Exports quiet.
Freights lower. Exchange unaltered.
Melbourne : Gold market dttlL Money quiet.
Mahe': Exchange, 2s. Id. to 21. lid.

Cantos Trade not regularly returned.
Shanghai : A brisk business doing is Wks, at ad-
vanced rata Tea snaltered. axcliaaga As. jel. to
es. 74.

Hoeg-Bong: Maine, 4.. 714.
London, England, 1858-01-05

88-OPENING OP THE CITY OF GLASGOW BANK.

The opening for general buminess to-dayy of the City
of Glasgow Bank afford, another cheering iadiatfoa of the
reflux of the monetary tide, and of a return, we trust we sass
safely augur, to general mercantile prosperity. The dress-
stances which occasioned a temporary suspension of this
popular banking institution are so well known, and the
investigation into its affairs, by gentlemen of the highest
mercantile repute and standing 4 Glasgow, has placed It
In so favourable a light before the public, that it is abet=
unnecessary for us to say another word on the satdest,
The City only retreated, to use a military phrase, bsftrs •
sing host in the shape of a mob and money pole
and run_ for gold, such as was never before experienced ft
Scotland. Since it is now in fall actin!, we have little dad*
that igwtll reek as formerly and in all time coming se um
of the leading banking institutions of thedeed. fame Meg
may be very properly mentioned to the hoarse el the ow
Bank. No other bank in the country her done awe dm it
has, both in a social and political sense, to lift up the agorae
live class of the community to a common platform with gat
either of the merchant or the employer, in giving them equal
banking faoilitise and privileges in being allowed to ledge
and draw daily on their accounts at pleasure. However
much this valuable privilege wee abused—as greatly
_abused
it was on the °cork@ of the recent run for gold on this mar
blialunent—we would like to me the practice mired, as it
Involves a very salutary principle. The banks, we know,
are very chary of woelung men a deposits, and the City pro-
bably now shares the common jealousy. Were an appeal,
however, made from the operatives as a body to the directs=
of the beak to continue the soomersodation ldtherto afforded,
we have little doubt that it would ha responded to.—North
British Deify Mail.
London, England, 1858-01-05

BPIC LI L EWE 2. EIL SRP:ISAB POE THE

Last evening the Bishop of London preached at
the church of St. Santana, Kensington, at the first of one
of the combined eerie. of special services for the working
classes which we stated on Saturday would be held this week
in four different parts of London. The Bishop had an &a-
dieu*, • good proportion of which may be believed to have
belonged to the clan he desired to address. Divine worship
was commenced by the reading of the Litany that noble
and majestic service which seems to be every day more ap-
preciated. It w:zeiLe:wdigotathe Rey. Dr. Haney in fifteen
minutes. The thus se a metrical version of
the 100th Psalm, which the Bishop preached from 12
Luke, 111 k ewes, " Then eel ; this night thy soul shall be
readmit of thee." The Massing Hymn mu sung after the
sermon, when the Bishop dinned the people with his
blessing.
At the other three churches there were densely crowded
chiefly of the working chases,
alw=lacMially"=dabove that clams of society were
strained by curiosity to attend the serrioes. The sermon at
St. Pancras' was preached by the Very Rev. Dr. R. Chenevi:
Trench, Dan of Weseminiter ; that at St. Man, White-
chapel, by the Rev. William Cadmus, M.A., Rector of St.
Chorges, iloadtwark ; sad that at St. Giles-in-the-Fields
rhea Rev. Diehl Mws, M.A., winner of Camden Church,
and "Golden Lectern."
This (Tawdry) weedng the bar churches will again be
thrown open, ses the preachan will be—At St. Pawns,
the Bishop of Oxford; at PS. Mary, Whilsolapel, the Rev.
C. J. Phipps Byre, MA., Rector of Marylebone ; at St.
Giles-in-the-Fields, the Rev. Caps) lifolyneux, MA., chap-
lain of the Lock Hospital ; at St. Barnabas, Kensizren, the
Rev. J. Riddell, M.A., Fellow of Barna College, Oxford.
London, England, 1858-01-05

MUTINY AT DACCA.

The pritate letter of which the following is an
extract comes, we are assured, from "a perfectly
trustworthy source ."
" CALCUTTA, Nos. 2.5.
" It was in the newspapers this morning that three
companies of the 34th N:I., stationed at Chittagong
had mutinied, and, after firing their lines anrla
bungalows in their neighbourhood, had taken them-
e/Ista off—it was expected in the direction of
%ca.

" Since the express cloud I have heard of a portion
of the 73rd, stationed at Dacca, having gone also,
so that now there is not one single regiment of the
Bengal army, undimmed, which has not mutinied.
The 73rd Regiment has often been reported as shaky,
and great tact must have been used in keeping them
together so long ; but on the news of the decadence
of the :14th reaching Dacca it was thought unsafe to
hese them with their arms longer. The only Euro-
peans at Dacca (fighting men I mean) are sailors ;
and they, with a few volunteers, were sent out to
disarm the company of the 73rd. The letter re-
sisted, were beaten, and took to the jangle. Fifteen
of the sailors are reported to be killed, and 40 of the
Repo's.
" It does seem infatuation in these mutinying at
this late hour of the day. No black face is trust-
worthy. With these men going it is difficult to be-
lieve that the Madras and Bombay troops will not
yet go.
" For the troops still on their way out there will,
I fear, be plenty of work yet. Old Bit Colin is said
to be urging the government to push ap reinforce-
ments, or he will be in the same position that Have-
lock and Outran were?'
London, England, 1858-01-05

TO Tlll ZDITOI OP TI =PLOW

Sta,—The following is not a bad illustration d
"Bow to do it," es practieed by the Upper Tat :
The Marqtds of Noesnby—Our Minister at Memo%
and high in Austrian favour.

The Earl of Mulgrave (eon of the above peer)—Just ap-
pointed Governor of Nova Scotia (?)

- The Hon. Charles Phipps, C. 8., Colonel in the army
(brother of the marquis)—Keeper of her Majesty's Privy
Purse, and Troasurer of the Houmehold to the Prince Con-
sort. His son, Charles—Page of Honour to the Queen
(which will soon procure the boy a commission in the Guido,
worth 1,2001.) His son-In-law, Captain Bayer, Deputy-
Assistant Quartenuester-General at the Horse Guards.

The Hon. Edmund Phipps (second brother of the manilla)
—Commiesiceer of Encumbered Estates in the West Indies
(mu&lly resident in Rely).
The Hon. Augments Phipps (third brother of the marquis)
—Rector of Etistort-cum-Barnhats, Suffolk, and Chapin" in
Ordinary to the Queen.
Here re have an entire family excellently provided for
at the public expense. It la indeed time fora new Reform
Bill.—l am, &c., A COMMON FELLOW.
Jan. 4.
London, England, 1858-01-05

(Stamped Id. Additional) (TWOPENCE.

2.IEPOIIIf MOVENIIIIT 111 3,I2NLNOILdIif.
A meeting of working-sea was held in Bir-
mingham on Saturday night, to easider the steps necessary
to bring about a union between the twiddle and working
classes on the subject of political nee= Yr. .1. S. WILIOHT
presided, and about half the amenably was complied of the
advocates of the people's charter.
After half a dozen speeches had been delivered, the follow-
ing resolution was passed :
" That it is desirable that s Reform Union should be orta-
blished in Birmingham, and that the following should be its
bees 1. A much wider extension of the suffrage; 2. A ro-
distribution of electoral districts; E. The ballot; 4. Aboli-
tion of property qualification ; and 6. Shortening the dura-
tion of pal tel."
London, England, 1858-01-05

THE POLICE COURTS.

WORSHIP-STREET.

labor Clerk, a general dealer, in Cowper-attest, City-
reed., wee charged ander the following circumstances :
Hicks, 22.50, said—Last night, while on duty in Cowper-
street, 8t Luke's, a little girl ran screaming from a house
there, end entreated me to as her mother, who was being
At the same moment I beard cries of " murder" in
a women's voice, and hastened up a flight of stairs, where I
suss a woman In her night dress sitting exhausted in a chair,
and having en infant in her arms. Her cloths. were metu-
rated with water, and she told me the prisoner had thrown •
quantity over her as she lay in bed with her child. The
prisoner, directly he perceived me enter the room, rushed
upon and struck me so violently on the head with his fist
that I wsa compelled to obtain assistance before I Gould
convey him to the station-house. Subsequently his wife de-
clared she was in danger of her life at his hands.
Alice Doman, who had attended prisoner's wife in her
acoonchemest • few days since, said that on the night In
question Mrs. Cowper told her her husband had had • knife
fa hia hand.

W Primer—TM hot is I went hoots very drunk, but I hod
no Wad= at doing sorbing wrong.
Mr. Hanuall—Thh is indeed a state of things.
You night have caused your will's death such scanda-
lous csedest slaw so most a coallessiont. I shall send you
for 14 days' imptisonsisat, foe malting the constable, and
fine you 40a., or 14 days, fa the other assault ; and your wits,
when able, most appear hona

BrOWN a very well-dreeesd, elderly woman, attired I
In a black silk dries with Bounces, was charged with animating
an Ostend rabbit from the shop of Mr. Bourbon, 14, Cho-
verton-etreet, Pimlico.
Prosecutor maid that the prisoner same to his shop oa
Saturday night, end vas tarred with a gainer of a pound of
batter, after which elm Irma outside to a heard whore there
ems a number of rabble upend Ise We. vita, there •
eamoreer told bu
ts that prased jut coacoskst • rabbit
mar her stum, sad ly finowed the memed to
the opposite Me of the way, sal tam asked her he the
rabbit she had got She alsegal the Miami stios:dideeil
she did art lraew whet he treat sad hal ao is otalle..
asdlll yid& alse sped herltisme beg sad the
London, England, 1858-01-05

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT.

Sroax.—The market has opened with activity, and an
advance of 2a. has been freely paid on the prices which ruled
previous to the holidays, and confirming the advance paid by
private contract last week. The large public sales are now
is progress. The refined market has also advanced, and
lumps quoted firm from 68e. to 60s.
Corrie..—The public sales are going off freely.
Tao.—This amide Is very him at the late advance; com-
mon Congou scarce at Is. Id.
Rica.—The public aisles were held for high prices, and
chisdy bought in ; but the portion mold showed an advance
of 3d. to 6d. upon the quotations at the close of the yew.
Corron.—About 600 bales mold at an advance to 3 lb.
and the article has confidence.
London, England, 1858-09-30

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MINES-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLow.
In the mining market shares in Wheal Mary Ann
North llolcoath, °rambler, and St. Anbyn, Dol.
math, East Basset, Providence Mines, and Mendip
demandthis morning. Wheal Mary Ann
shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange
448, being very strong.
Bon Accord Copper shares have been dealt in at I
prem. Foreign descriptions remain dull.
Great Wheal Saddam will sample on the both instant two
parcels of silver lead ore.
East Tamar sold on the 21'h Instant 23 tone of lead ore, at
141. 4s. 6d. per ton. The lode in the 40 end south still con-
tinues waeth 601. per fathom. An improvement in the shaft
has taken place, being worth 17 cwt. par fathom.
From &nags Common Captain Band Jackets writes on
the 28th September . " There is so chimps to notice to any
part of the mine since lase mrposta 4111. We V9N
about 85 tons of ore, of a produc ae, shoat n per
At a sale of copper ors held at Serener, on the th
2,199 Ices sold far 213,6921. ls. Od. The fallowing amounts
wsse realised by the different mines :
Tons.
Cubs 624 .... 16,310 16
Bearhaven 421 .... 3,653 16
Cobra 263 .... 4,046 6
Knocker/en
Dal Soto lB3 2,220 4
Chia Barrier
Parys lO3
Edrella 99 .... 460 18
Gstrache
Thuds 77 .... 3,873 18
Wdwielc Beg
Baffyide

..?"14'7
10 .... 132 14 0
Ba¢ PetTando

Total 2,199 £26,692 1 0
The next sale will take place on Oct. 12, and consist of
1,9/6 tow.

WEDNIFDAT Ivairrica.

In the mining market to-day the feature of ab-
sorbing interest was an extraordina, demand for
North Dolcoath shares, which have risen from 20s.
per share to 31. 10s. "buyers," it being reported that
a discovery of importance has been made at this
mine. North Dolcoath is divided into 6,000 shares,
upon which 11. 6s. 6d. per share has been paid. In
other mines rather more business was done to-day.
North Frances and North Wheal Crotty shares have
given way. We hear of transactions at the following
pries :—Wheal Mary Ann, 43, 431, 44 ; Great
Wheal Alfred, 31, 4 ; Bryntail, 3 ; East Tamar, 205.;
Providence Mines, 80, 81 ; North Downs, 2; North
Robert, 21; Vale of 'Drowsy, 16s. ; and Wheal Edward,
31.
Foreign and colonial mining shares remain dull

COMMERCIAL AND MARSE7S.

MINCING;-LANE.-THIS DAY.

&WAIL—The market continues dull, and the public sales
am going off without spirit. Retinal lamps quoted 635.
to Me.
Comm.—We do not alter quotations, yet the public sales
wall difficulty supported them; low middlins Plantation
Ceylon sold at 66a. to 675. • good, 70e. to 765. ; native
superior, 61s. to 52e.; Ruclia, glean garbled yellowtah, 86s.
to 565. A cargo Domingo *old 'Ba at 49.. 3d. for • war
Pnit
Tsa.—Thu market bee become mom firm, and many
holders are waiting for the antral of the China mall. Coin.
ram migo, 100. csah.
Rica continues dull of sale.
Rum.—Proof Leeward@ with quality sold at le. 9d. to
Is. 901.
Corrow.-400 bales sold at full prime.
OM sold with spirt at fully previous rates.
Cosa...sm.—A cargo mold to the trade at 461. to 46,.
kunst, protrally ovation quiet.
London, England, 1858-10-15

ALLAHABAD DIVISION.

A body of rebels, chiefly from Rewah, under
Punjab Singh and Dao Singh, entered the Baru
pergunnah of the Allahabad district, and com-
menced plundering. A police force, tinder Captain
Dennehy, went out against them, and, coming on
them by surprise, completely routed them, killing
their leader, Punjah Singh, and some 200 of his fol-
lowers. The remainder of the Allahabad division is
undisturbed.
London, England, 1858-10-15

ROHILCUND DIVISION.

A strong body of rebels was attacked at Sin-
poorali, in the:Fallteput pergunnah of the Bareilly
district, by a force consisting of 500 men of all arms,
and was defeated with the loss of three guns, ammu-
nition, camp equipage, &c. Major H. Browne, 2nd
Punjab Cavalry, lost his arm in this affair. The
rest of the division, except where the Shahjehanpore
district borders on the Ooomtee, is quiet.

AORA DIVISION.

The Etawah rebels have been driven out of the
fort of Burreh, their head-quarters, with considera-
ble loss. The remainder of the division is tranquil.
There has been no occurrence of importance in
the Meerut or Kumaon division.
JHANSI DIVISION.

Brigadier *Duff has defeated and dispersed the
rebels in the Jalonn district, on the bank of the
Jumps. There is nothing of importance to com-
municate from the rest of the division, the con-
tinuance of heavy rain having impeded all military
operations.
London, England, 1858-10-15

TO TILT =ITO* 07 TILT EXPINII.

Wrai;try t 7.; that you will justice of
twortlng the following. By doing m it may be the means
of es my character from titter ruin. balance be
engragdnl of me to turn now upon the girl Cos :Jam
eoempbdnant), Lr the reamon presently stated. I was deceived
by the girl, who told me a different story to the one which
she gave in court, as reported in the papal. From her
statement to zne, I firmly believed that she had been wrong-
fully nested. With thin belief, oorepeadan for her, end •
feeling of indignation, impelled me to desk redress
punish-
ing the offiendlag party ; but unfortunately the
took a different view of the case to what I expiated=
through the girl's prevarication, sad assisted by the
fled imputations mist upon me by Kr. Westing', whose ex-
aggeeatione throughout nearly his entire speech ere, I think,
apparent, "from their being proved in one point alone by the
statement In to-day's paper of the two inhabitants of Vinegar-
yard as to the character of the houses in that place. I have
always borne a good character, which has never been tainted,
except by this unhappy cue ; and the employer in whose
Aloe I was for two years and • half has rime expressed his
wallops** to come forward and testify to my integrity and
beauty whilst In Us employ, being oonvinod that I
mold not be, as I solemnly we ITr not, a pardelpstor
in amok an attempt to extort mow* as the defendant's at-
tars*, Mimpastised the ones. Ifr. Wontner hem charged me
with • teesphney to extort mossy, and my triode have de-
termined that en advocate's Banos shall not privilege him
frees steps to obleda the opinion of a jay whether he was
justified-In making soak • charge or not.--I am, be.,
" Ricruatue Axon.

1, Haagerked Aram* OM. 14."
LAMBETH.

Hoary Triad, the driver ciiiteHntioal cab badge 9,934,
was charged with having caneed the death of Frederick Lee,
a costannonger, aged 38 years, by driving over his.
Police-constable 408 P said that on Tuesday evening last
he was on duty near the Bricklayers' Anne Athos, and was
called to the essistenos of the demised, who had been
knocked down by the prisoner, and received pooh serious
injuries about the head that be expired an hie way to the
hospital. He believed that the affair was accidentel, as the
deemed, while drunk, ran right before the bores.
A lad named Fowler maid he saw the doomed inn hots
behind a railway van, end right before the horns be the cab,
heldsesseed) being drunk at the time.
The primer, in reply to the chug% declared be bad not
seen the doomed until he was knocked down, and said a
number of prams would appear who saw him rolling about
drank for some time before.

The ewes remu:Wed till the impart is held, Ent was
libintim
London, England, 1858-10-15

CENTRAL INDIA AND RAJPOOTANA.

The rebels under Tenth Topes and the Banda
Newel surrounded Jhalra Penn on the 26th of
August, and took it after a feeble resistance, many
of the troops of the chief joining them. They
levied heavy contributions on the town, and took
possession of all the treasure, guns, and munitions
of war belonging to the chief of that state. By
last accounts the rebels had marched from Jhalra
Paten, with 24 guns, in the direction of Rampore.
Colonel Hope had left Mhow with 1,100 men to
oppose them. On the 6th of September Colonel
Roberts, with 200 cavalry and 300 infantry, totally
defeated the Paoree rebels between dweller and
dojerah ; 460 dead bodies were left on the field.
Oar lose consisted of one officer, Lieutenant Lan-
cet (P), her Majesty's 9th Regiment, killed ; four
officers wounded; four rank and file killed, and
ten wounded.

Matters at Miro:ars not in a satisfActory state,
owing to a fend between the Thakoors and the
Mahonsedan party.
PUNJAB.

The Bepoys of the 62nd and 69th Native Infantry
and the native artillerymen at Mooltan have broken
out. They attempted to seize the guns, but were
driven back.

The adjutant of the Bombay Fusiliers and four
artillerymen have been killed.

Of the mutineers about 400 have been killed, and
the police, sowers, &c., are in active pursuit of the
remainder.

G. F. EDMONSTONE.

TO MR. SECRETARY IDMONSTONE
IC MESSAGE, DATED SEPTEMBER 12.

OUDE.

Rajah Mann Singh has promised to go himself
with 1,500 man and three gone to intercept the rebels
from Saltanpore, who are making towards Tantia.

CENTRAL INDIA.

The Mhow field force, under the command of
Mayor-Oeneral Mitchell, attacked and defeated Tan tia
Topes on the 16th of September, near Moore, aaptur-
ing 26 guns. The loss on the side of the British is
but trifling.

On the-19th General Mitchell reached Norsk-
gkur in pursuit of the enemy, who had turned
towards Seer* after his defeat on the 16th.
Bripdhor Parke, with the Neemuch column, wu
at Sarrimpone on the 19th of September, awaiting
inetrnetioes from General Mitchell, under whom
orders he bad been placed.

It appears from the latest intelligence that Major-
General Mitchell crossed the Parbady river en the
20th of September, and marched towards Mosul to
order to cover Bhopal from the rebel force collected
at likronj.
Brigadier Parke's oolnmn has been halted at
Angher.

lieinfatnieraenta is Cavalry, Horse Artillery, and
infantry are on their march to Mhow from the
Bombay Presidency; the cavalry alone number
about 1,200 ether*. A regiment of Beataon's horse
from Jaulnah is also on its way to the same quarter.
The Bombay Presidency is perfectly quiet.

. .
H. L ANDERSON, Sroretary to Government.
Bombay Castle, Sept. 24.
- V. G. MONTANARO.
_

Malta, Oct. 14.

FOREIGN OFFICE TELEGRAM.

The following telegram, from Acting Consul,
General Green, was received at the Foreign-office,
October 14, 3.15 p.m., and published in a second
edition of the Rzpress :
ALEXANDRIA, Ocroain 11.
The steamer Madras arrived at SON fret* Bombay
yesterkT, with dates tothe 24th ultimo.
London, England, 1858-10-15

C9l it
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4$ 49

THVUDA'r EVENDIC

Consols, which closed yesterday at 981 to 4 for
the 10th Nov., were first marked this morning 984,
and closed at 981 to 4. For money the last price was
984 to 1. The official business repnrt is as follows :
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 4,1, 4,1,;1
ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 981, 1 ; Three pee
Cent. Reduced, 971, 4, lex div. ; New Three par
Cents., 871, 1. 4. 1 ex die. ; Thirty Years Ann.., ex.
piring in April, 1886, 184, 181. 181-18; Bank
Stock, 220, 221 ; India Stuck, 223, 224, 222, 224
Indian Four per Cent. Debenture', of the fuat tame,
994; the scrip of the wound issue, 991.
The Debentures of the first Indian loan were
quoted this afternoon 994 to 4, and the scrip of the
2nd issue 991 to 4.
Exchequer Bills were in demand to-day, and ad-
vanced Is., the March Bills being quoted 35.. to 38e.
prem., and the June 275. to 30s. prem. Innis Bonds
ware dealt in at lls. to 14s. prem.
In the Foreign Stock market a fair amount of
business was done, although attention was partly
occupied with the settlement. The scrip of the Ist
series of the Turkish Loan was dealt in as high as
1 prem. in the morning, but bad receded at the close
tot to prem. The scrip of the tad series, after
standing at 2 prem., declined, late in the afternoon,
to 14 to 11 prem. The Six per Cents. of 1854, after
being marked 941, left off slightly lower than yester-
day, at 931 to 944 ex div. Portuguese Bonds met
with some buiness, but, on the who.e, were rather
more offered. Equador New Consolidated Bonds
were officially marked 154. Late in the afternoon,
some considerable purchases were effected on Ditch,
account at 154, and the market left off firm at 161 tole.
London, England, 1858-10-15

NORTH-WEST PROVINCES-BENARES
DIVISION.

The districts of Benares and Mirsapore continue
tranquil. lannpore and Alighur are generally
quiet. The rebels who had besieged Rusaareh,
in the Ghazepore district, were overtaken by a body
of Bah, under Captain Nedham, and defeated with
a loss of 20 killed and 69 wounded. The Zaminea
pergunnah is much disturbed.
London, England, 1858-10-15

JUBBULPORE DIVISION.

Magill and Dunoh (?), with a large body of
rebels, occupied the fort of Burrakots and plundered
the town, when they were suddenly surprised by
a small detachment from Elhehjar, under Captain
Finch, and totally defeated. They left 160 dead
bodies on the field. Other districts in the division
ars generally quiet.
London, England, 1858-12-27

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MARK-LANE.—THIS DAT.
to-day, the attandanse of the trade vu
vary limited, as may be expected on Boxfag-day. The sup-
ply of home-grown grain was small. The snivels of foleign
Main into London were returned small of wheat, large of
barley, moderate of oats. Generally a firm tone prevailed,
bat little Wainer was done. Wheat, English, firmly bald,
at last Mondays prices. Foreign unaltered in value.
FLOATING CATOOES.—In addition to the large arrivals of
the coast up to last Friday, 19 esrgoes of grain have been re-
ported to-day—viz., 9 wheat, 3 maize, 2 barley, 1 oats, 4 linseed.
The balk of them arrivals remains on sale. Btuinem in this
bomb vu to-day at a stand still, and the only sale reported
on market was cargo of 'broil barley at 225. per 409 db.
C. B. and I.
W v 'sr.—White, 425. to 48a. ; red, 38s. to 440.=
Dantsio and Konigsberg, 43e. to 664. per 494.1 b. ;
425. to 800 ; other Baltic ports, 384. to 435. per qr.
PLOTS sold readily at about last Mondays rates.
Town, 30s. to 40s. ; Norfolk, 270 to 23e. per 280Ib.;
French, 30s. to 33.. per 28010. ; Amer., U.S., 225. to 26e.

per bar:
Baiumv.—Slow gale for all some, and Danube and Black
Bea, of which there hate been further large arrivals, were
again attainable at km money than last week. Buslkh, Ma.
to 435. per quarter, Baltic, 20a. to 325. ; other sorts, 20s.
to 26e. per qr.
Oats.--4low sale, at last Monday's prices. British. Ma.
to Me. per qr. • Russian, 19a. to Va. per qr. ; other Bettie
pone, 20a. to 28e. r
Braws.-4:lldet trade, at about last Monday's quotations.
inglill tick, lide. to 406.; Harrow, 421. to 44a. per qr.
Foreign. 20s. to 435. per qr.
Yzaa.—Not mock &sing at last Monday's ram.
/littlish boilers, 40a. to 42a. ; Hog and pay, 38a. to 42a.;
foreign whits, 38e. to 40e.
London, England, 1858-12-27

MONEY KARIM-THEM DAY.

Two (KUM
The Stock Exchange is closed to-day, and no
business is going forward in the City.
The Kent, from Melbourne, has arrived in
the East India Docks, with 97,686 ounce.
of gold, worth 390,7001. This remittance
was delivered this morning.
The Calcutta and China mails will be distributed

on Wednesday morning.
Advice' received from Aden this morning, by the
Royal Mail Company, announce that a new screw
was pat in the steamer Oneida on the sth inst. A
trial trip took place on the following day, and was
considered satisfactory.
London, England, 1858-12-27

SPAIN.

The Gazette of the 20th 000tains a decree, acceding
to the long expressed desires of the ling-Coneort to
have his name connected with the building of •
csthedral in Madrid. an edifice the want of which is
be felt in proportion as the city incraesee in
pupulaßwa. Hu Majesty (observes the Peninsular
OWrIMPPOINAPPOCI, in noticing this decree) has already
repaired at hut own expense several of the most
remerliable religions monuments in the city, which
bat foe his munificence would have fallen into hope-
Ism Assay. The following is the preamble of the
decree :

The Iminandele Cseception of the Virgin hes always ben
le Sri the oemiet of the deepest emierstuse sad aro Wore
is lir Fevontilfeted Ihe Sovereign Ponta se • dogma of
our rely teligtea, the Speatah LAN" the tankful demotion
of the deeming of the embolic church, isdedued the plOllll
belief of Ude mystery. And It indoesend powerfully those
benne dude white our umlaut history records, and Spauleh
hums WON went on the 11Mti of haute to iaeoke the tome-
coedit Conoeptisa of them holy mama
The Senate on the 18th was agate occupied an Sa-
tire day in a debate on the address on the Queen's
speech, and the dialing:ion was again adjourned.
he only point of interest in the debate was that M.
Pacheco, a Moderado ex-ministee, had declared that
he would rapport the cabinet because he believed
that for the present neither the Moderadoes nor the
Progrenists are capable of carrying on the govern-
Ment.

The Mostargria, an Absolutist journal, had been
fined 20,000 teals for a seditious libel. A telegraphic
despatch, mentioning what the President of the
tilted States had said in his message on the subject of
Cuba, had created some sensation. The Espana ex-
presses the opinion that his proposition to purchase
that island ought not to be regarded seriously, inas-
much se it is probably only made to catch popular ap-
plause, and to obtain rwedeetios. A somewhat ex-
tensive decline had taken pima all over the country
in the price of wheat.
London, England, 1858-12-27

TURKEY.

We have received Constantinople joarnals and
letters to the 16th. The former are fitted with spe-
culations es to the probable issue of the present
Ministerial crisis, which appears to have been caused
by the refusal of the Grand Vizir to assume the re-
=ability of carrying out the reforms promised by
Praha when in Paris. The following letter
gim sone better details on the subject of the changes
which are likely to take place :
Ii the tehroadoe which 1 have readied be carrot, tics
Oral Visit hall Peres will be replaced by Feed Paean,
wine le to heed ere the portfolio of hero Whin to Miessa-
rjsbaTwil Bey. It lo rid else lishommad
P. Peridest of the Council ef the
Traria, will take the Maier, of War, sod be re-
pro!' at the Tensing by Art Peer. Nee Para, the
=War Wryer, le le be est retie ahlasseher.
Pair, Karr sf nom* wfil be sae-
ended by Ilierib Pasha; sad finally, !Erna Paths,
Prideet of the Gerd Comical of Justice, is to be re-
placed by Ire Meresphe Pear who Irt week refused
the high poet of ()mad Sitiall Pooh& b not sifted
with that *At d iinparthlity orttioh is aseessery for the ro-
per performers of the amide of the head of the judicial de-
=Lear weak • eery rich Idusenbra, who bee an
t rime Wore the limed Coral, celled on
Peche to sin Ida some expienetire oe the 'objets. While
they were talking an afar, known so both the portion,
erne I to propose • party et pleasure for the evenles. The
Peebs talked to him ererly on the subject, leaving the other
quite in the background, and it length the nth lisortlatea
left the boar in &agar For Prim bee for ore days
pest bees tielned to the honer, end the minions have bold
their reties, there. ithancial matters hare bees the prta-
cipal Otlects nadir &occasion. The Porte, t aro Odin:Bed,
bee tsetse the engagements which it had eatend tato with
the Credit Motor, of Gene.. for the establishment of •
brit, rd it is thought that the oder* mode by the Duman
Beak of Cceetantmople will be osepted. Nothing, however,
artier la rows on the oubiact. lniportant crags are,
It is rid, skint to be took to the government of the wo-
rker".
London, England, 1858-03-01

PAL
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10.6 Iltspem... IM
1044 .. ...... .... IS

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADWITALTT, FIB. 27. P2ollo27orin. -- Com-
mander R. J. Otwy to be Captain, Usumnsat Bon. W.
De Blaquier• to be Commander, Lieutenant J. X. Jaciamon
to be Commander, Lieutenant R. G. Tab& to be Com-
mander.

DEVONPORT, Fis. 28.
The Anquana, Dutch war steamer, Captain Van
Beam*, mailed for Batavia yesterday.
The Valorous. Captain Aldham, proceeded to the Chops of
the Channel to relieve homeward-bound semis.
There are a large number of merchant ships in the Bound,
detained by the easterly winds.

CANTENAIT nrsnraz OP THE ORPHAN
WORKING SOZOOL

Oa Saturday evening the Land= Tavern wu the

scene of one of the moat thierestiageassitahle feetivala of the
year, namely, the one hundredth anniversary of the Orphan
Working School, originally established in 1758, in a smell
house in Horton, for 20 boys, but now located in a spacious and
handsome building in Maitland-park, Haversteck-hill, and af-
fording board, lodging,andeducationto 280 orphan children of
both sexes. That the school faithfully discharges itataak inpro-
riding them three greet requisites was satisfactorily proved
by the healthy and respectable appearance of the children
when introduced to the company on Saturday evening., by
their well-trained deportment, and by the very creditable
manner in which they executed some musk which had been
arranged for them on the tonic sol-fa method. The special
object of the festival was the establishment of a

centenary fund, to be applied to such as enlargement
of the present building se should enable the ooenmittee
to increeee the number of children from 260 to 400; end for
this. it appears, and for the maintenance of the additional
chillren. a sum of 26,0001. will be creamery ; 3,0001. has
already been received, and we are happy in being able to add
that that sum era nearly doubled by the collection of Satur-
day evening. An unusual interest was given to the festival
by the fact of Lord John Rueeell Laving consented lograide,
and the enthusiastic reception which the noble lad met with
on entering the room proved the high estimation in which
his lordship is deservedly held by the citizens of Leader.
The SICRITAILT read B list of subscriptions in the 41011111111
of the evening, including 260 guineas from her Majesty, to
purchaat a second life presentation for his Royal Highnue
the Prince of Wales, a collection of 320 gulaeu from a lady,
10 guineas from the chairman, &c., and • collection was mate,
realising in all the handsome total of 2,7001.