The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-30 00:00:00

UNITED STATES.

LIVERPOOL, TrIPDAY.
The Kangaroo, screw stearnahip, Captain Jeffery,
of the Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Steam•
ship Company, arrived here this afternoon from
New Yolk, with 236 pamencers, and dates to the
lith inst., ono day later than that previously to
hand. _ . .

The Hammonia, from Hamburg, arrived at New
York on the 16th inst. ; and the Ericsson, for Bre-
men, sailed on the 18th.
The Kangaroo has had to encounter squally
weather dung the entire voyage.
A violent hurricane had raged on the southern
coast, in which several disasters had occurred to the
shipping.
The steam-ship Central America, formerly the
George Law, which left Havannah on the Bth
inst., with 623 passengers and 1,600,000 deli. on
board, and the California mails, had not been heard
of when the Kangaroo sailed. Fears are entertained
for her safety. The steam-ship Daniel Webster has
been despatched to search for her.
Several wrecks are reported.
Oar Havannah adrices are to the 13th Septem-
ber, and report sugars firm and unchanged in
value.
Prom Caba, also, we learn that two slavers had
been run ashore and burnt between Cardenas and
:detentes, and three cargoes of slaves in one week
were landed.

COMMERCIAL.
At the time of the departure of the Mame:, the Monq
Market in New Yerk woe unchanged. Stocks were dull aai
prices lower.
Freighte were unalteted.
The Cotton market was quiet.
Brenda:tetra wen 113.111 aortae, and prima adranrinu.
l'rositions were dell, and at rites somewhat MEW.

INDIAN MUTINIES.-RELIEP FUND.

Tas CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER ON
THE INDIAN MUTINIES.

A public tneeting Wan held on Monday last, at
Sasses Hotel, Itlaaton, for the pwpoes proweethag •
enhecrtOon is old of the fund for the rehef of the swarm by
the Indus mutiny. The CHAN( r Ltom of the EICIIIIQUEK
(Sir 0. C. Lewis, Bert.) oceopeed the ehslr, and there was
• good attendance of the ishebttaste of the town aced
tourbood, loelodieg hew-Adman! Su Theo. Ifeetmgs, C.
J. K. King, Esq., M.P., Lady Theresa I..awfa, Lady
Metier, Mr,. sad Mims Lag, Mts. rdlanicke tha-
ws, ate.
A onteeeirtioa lid w speed, eutt upwards of 2001.
wu sow maected, the Chancellor of the Eadtequer twodiag
the het with a subealptics of 100 f.

CLAN' %v.—Yesterdayapublic meeting of the
absbitante of Clapham wai held at the Red e' School-room,
cle-cosauitat in ad of the fund ftr the relief of the
raker. by the mutinies In India. The Rev. W. H. Went-
worth. the evens, occupied the Chair. The Item. U. Tenon
moved the drat resolution to the affect that the meeting de-
sired to exprese tie deep syptethe with our eufferioic falow-
couttlayeses us the Bea. Mr. f. Guano ( was
ri.sitr.4eworadted the seam. The maim. wee dews.
The Rev. Foy then tooted the neat rewin-
d., pledg* the meeting to promote by every weans fa Hs
power the aeration of lap awful diaereses mused by than
pomace. The re. gentlemen, la • long rpeocb, said the
govenueest la India were to Hesse, sad ell those who heol
&Bea wen victims to • wern.out optima. The molt=
'whist beets seconded, wee tarried eon. eon., and a
collection err made at the doors.

SOUTHIORT.—A meeting of the inhabitants of
Socahome was held am Friday evening last, "tote pees
sympathy with the infirm by the lodise mutiny, and to
since mesas foe their relief." The meeting wee mamma
by Peter Weed, Req., WD., the chairman of the Soath_pert
Imptemmeat Commissioners, in puma:lace of • requisitke
aarearenely led influentially segued. Lettere were reed
fluor T. R. ItrideormP, erecting the post of treasurer,
and enelosing a subscription of 21 guinea., from Deter Leo
them, EN. enclosing 101. ; and teem the Ray. George Great-
bath, the ensemble " Patriarch of Boetkport," oleo encleass
a dothine. Do. Wood presided, end was attended by the
the law sink Mr. Richard Johaeon. The Rev. Charles
Beseech, the teeter of the pariah, and one of the kale
of the manor, in an able speech, proposed, " That this
meeting deeply deplores the horrible crueltim inflicted
upon ow peinie.cmintrymea in India."—Tbe reeoloticia we
ercended be J. F. Stead, Eeq. ; supported by J. U. Wrigley,
Esq.. and flatnuel Boothroyd, Esq., and carried nnanimoady.
The Rev. B. S. Clarke prepoeed, and James Darwell. Req.,
seconded, a rethlutios to the effect that the meeting desired
to express their heartfelt sympathy with those who had been
deprived of their friends sod property by the treacherous and
atrocious conduct of the laden metrocers.—The Rev. Jona-
than Irhaoa supported the reeolutim, which was carried
anemia:toasty. —Henry Menefee, Eq., propmed that e public
etherriptiou be Immediately commenced, and that a names
be made of the tows.—The Rev. W. Cornwell encoded the
resolution, which was supported by the Rev. J. D. Work's-
hem, and earried.—Mr. G. B. Bertha, ethgeon. and Carden'
Bans, R.N., wen appaatd secretaries. The sum collected
in the room moo to upwards of 1801.
NocerDttittae.—A public meeting of the inha-
Wats of Nottingham wee held yesterday, the 29th last.,
st the Exchange Hall, for the purpose of expreeetng sym-
pathy towards the sufferers by the mutiny in India, and
Meng fonds foe their relief. Mr. Alderman Bidet's pre-
Wed, end the meeting was attended by numerous inhabitants
ofthe tows sad neighbourhood, including Hail *wirers,
Vissonat Nyireek, M.P., Mr, l'aget, M.l', Colonel Hill,
J. W. Brooke (vicar of St. Mary's, Nottingham), and
Mr. Van. Berl Mannu proposed the fret resolution, is
den which he said be bad come • long diateace that morn-
Peg, to show his real In the canoe, hat be could not possibly
beam. to env:gees in the request made to him of proposing
the reaslation, which was •—" That we deem to term.
ear profaned eympathy with our fellow-countrymen in India
ie the severe Ws& and privation@ to which they, sad those
dependent ea them, ham been thbjected by the mutiny of the
Wive Weep I. than ooestry." The resolution wee seconded
by the Be.. J. W. Brooks, and carried unanimously. Mr.
Dept, M.P., moved the ant resolution, which was for •
eaketriptioa to be immediately entered into. He thought
that es a mentry we had assumed to ourselves a tremendous
=ly In attempting to govern nearly two hundred
or our fellow-erosive., distant from no half the et:-
eminence of the globe and that we had not mfliciently con-
sidered the duties that devolved men us so as to rule these
immense multitudes in a manner which .boats most
conduce to their reel ha Mese and improvement. The
Rev. I. Witle ( t) meanded the rtholaties.
The medullae wee y agreed to. About 41141. was
collected in the room, including Earl Menem, lOW ;
Comte. Menem% 101. lee. ; Adams and Co., 501. ; Visceast
Newark, lOC ; Mr. alter, M.P. , 25/. ; Mr. Paget, H.P., 26/. ;
the Mayor, 231.: Mr, Gismo, 231.; Mr. J. Wright, 261., tea
HitArESEND.—A nuMtrOalily attended public
meeting of the inhabitanta of Gravesend was held yeseeeday
at the Teen-hall, for the purpose of adopting 12101/1111111kft
the relief of the sufferers by the laden routiay.
mayor (Mr. W. percher) wan called to the chair, and was
supported by Play's. Tonight., Smith, Muses, end Bed-
diegtos, =Vienne@ ; the Rev. J. J times and F. Mu*
end many of she mom induentiel gentlemen of the town. A
amt. of letters were read expressing epic, el of the ob-
jects of the meeting, and nthkinag eubscriptione to the ea-
teat of 'both 301. Mr. Deleon moved the fret rewelatkm,
" I hat this meeting desires to tepee lets eerueet symet.y.
with oar kthew• comet:7mo* in India under thev
iwNpe they bays so nobly endured and the dethilutlon to
which so many of them are roduced." The resolution was caned
by acclamation. Mr. 0. Arnold then moved, " That this
✓eties desires to min the eurviving eufferers, and the
velem and orphans of those who have talkie ; and for that
pppese that • committee he appointed for tho purpose
• teed for the relief of such sufferers." The Rev. E.
I. Pry°, eupperted the reeolution, which wee carried =a-
alemely. 1 committee was appointed for boom to house
ellentes.

Lrtn.ow.—A higbly influential meeting, eon-
=litho (Kr. P. It. Southern). one held la the
y, kw the purpose of Mines the Linda sow
bolls ediseosol far She midi sere in India. The mayor m-
ail. The Bev. Jeill Phillip., motor of Ludlow, proposed
the hissisigreselabou . —•• 1 hat this ;license, deeply
pas, milk milk the aaliappy sufferers by the bite barbarous
washy ,Liu Is testify ita cordial continence in the masa-
mem te alleviate (as it as hisnmn aid can avail) their Fetes-
dos sod &deems; end shored= that • subscription be sow
la di gi.
ef the fend commenced by the Lord Mayer of
wed semodemed by ear mist gracious Soverelp's
The resolution warn carried by se; I wisdom.
some ethers of • formal chum-ter had lima pealed •
ealeariptles let woe opened, sad 1001. collected with's s kw
Wash,.

SWE4MC-13- OP THE NEW SHERIPPL-
(THIS DAY)

Areccding to anneal east anal,, the newly-eleeted
'heel& for the City of Leek* proceeded this morals( in
Noe te the Crust at Exchequer at Westminster,
whey they took the oath. Me. Baron Chanson
geoids/ is the cruet. ]!.foes the yeoreeekei set
est the Smith entertained the Keeler, {Verdes., and Court
of Asefetaata of the Carpenters' and Statirneei Companies
▪ Itiveltferit at the Leaden Tams. The route token was,
tot the &et time for upwards ef a century, by land.

FALL 07 TWO DOUSES-(TEM D4Y.)

Mach alarm woo occasioned tilt. morniasclit,bg
Mat aof to bootee, 24, mid 27. Bartktes
Holborn, It NW. that hr*MIS past the workers
of Mears 1.. r ta, Bootie', bidder, lb rryleye-road, loat-
he* hay* Leen re.-4 in rep Ilfleig the hoosea la questice,
for whkh pulese the o h bad Lars setiniy
dripped, bearing the bars +ilia .4 ru.f. el.-se etandiair. At
six d'etnell this taunting the V•ItInT11 coromrneed oplratiosiS
an natal, when they vvn wad...ly kedged hewleg •
aridly ones, hire of danger. They Ind
la eedesvouriNg to mire their exit fres the buikthig; bat
en they reached the exterior, the whole tell lewith • trims-
does era.. Fortunately, ell the workmeli who mom em-
ployed reaped with their liven East, however received
elves ents sad braises, and no. poor fellow, who we
coareyeal to the hoepital, complained Very macb of
rim le hie head, and of tetanal lattekm. Whoa the
well. fill, nee of the labourers was thews into a eatbutt
=Abe we them petrideadellp rod. The booms were is a
idepittord r•notitia ; aid the meadesi Is attributd to the
drestutasee of the Aeries net loofa/ been property e-
ared,

METIOI,OI.ITtS BOAwOr WOlt K s.—This morning
wee published the wpm tithe Mrtropoline Beard of Work.,
kneel in notations with the IMb and 19th Viet., e. 120.
refs of this set for tb hn.l masegemeat of the nistro.
the dallies c 4 the board, It will be remembered, reeled,*
to tab peemmios of the Foppery, witurritim,
etew~end dommessta of the Motropoliten Commissioners
if Men % In mho pen Wen for the men and bind sevreve,
• mprimeng the sateneava costracte he works then in pro-
rah soid te argosies a yermerst seMbliehroest. In midi-
.. ti ems Maim, a sew ohms, awed by the Einodisg
111,1111serise devolved apes them. The mime furnishes
Wpm* length as sesonat ties eperatiosa of the Board
la r manes sessestsd with the sewerage, drainage. for-
mals of are stasnta, is fag es of parks, sad gem] We-
er lboaf tionciedro by stating that
C'lf= though is the prowling emelt:mina of two new
sift, se ananyvaleseire is *dr citeremar, and iamb int
esth saMmnive chromes them by which their prisciptl du.
line ass dallsod, comae M In have become impromed with
of swims smesdisssia, they think it right
to thfer mold dr mat ensiss of peritoneal ihs
artigmelass whisk they have to offer, denying It
inemdel that sag shisgss whisk may hernfter be intro-
herd. elmeslil Is liminded as a inow oborrvetion. and more
esstmoillester‘mriones ef the riewreliess of the netting law.
Y the Lord lietztd the Lady Mayoress
Mannalsoil LW Mayer tlea members of the Cow
Alkastes, the elwrifie and their belie., the members of
the Cast ef Common Council of the wards of D wrgate,
essilewkii, Cowie Barnard, Cheep. Colminan- ore**. Coy/t-
-winer. GeWil, Cripplietate Within and Without, Ferrier
dia
_Wilkie and Withatt, and dear lab., and a number of
..1011Wshiel end private Meads.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAT.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Bohn Mr. Coon lama Hoboyd.)
TN{ WIRT 07 IRRIAND TRINITIO AND /ITU KATtU
_ COVIDANT.

lir. Lawmen within; the petition which had bun re-
sented for • winding-up in this are, statiog that the pd
boner Colonel Damsel, did so in deference tote wish of re
toakority of the shareholders,
r. Valiance, who represented 83 out of 130 ehareholders,
said that the directors courted every inquiry. They WWII
justified, ender the terms of their deed of settlement, in cent-
arcing with the capital which bad been enberribed.
Ws Honour said that is cease of this kind, where a meet-
ing of shareholders wee duly edvertised, the atteodsnie wr
of asimadary insp3rtasses if the meeting wsa properly convened;
and it might be Named that resat shareholders assented
to the comes determined on at the sirtiug.
The petition was then withdrawn.

.- -a
The bankrupt wen a Hemmed victualler and eating-home
keeper, of the Cock sad Bottle, Strad. This was the era-
airation roeetiryr. The acoonnt• show debta and liabilities
ellAaoo4.; Resets, ; property held by secured creditors,
4MW. The profits (la Mika months) bed been 1,43 W.;
bares sad 'aptness, 4,1601.
The bankrupt paled.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

CLERKENWELL.
OCROLARP, &ND IXTINSIVI POPHIMY OP UOLb £ND

611.V11 COMO.
Two revocably-dressed young men, who gave the namea
of &loran, Den's and JoAro 444k1N1N and described them-
selves se darts oat of s situation, were pieced
_St the bar be-
fore Mr. Tyrwbitt for re-examinatios, eNirged with stealing
frame the dwelling-house of Mr. Joseph Notion, of 14, High-
- lelington, a valuable gold bracelet, 10 crown
pieces, 6 oYnnc pieces, 0 hal7crowna, 7 florin plecee. 14
&Minim, aid coins, 2 gold term-Milling pieces., 3 gold flees
hoc pieces, ens silver mods'. 19 pieces of copper, 100 diver
oozes of various dessriptione, 10 various ntedals„ 10
'a teeth, 10 shillings and other articles 4.4 value.
Mr. Wontner appeared for dm prisoner Anderson, and
Mr. Ineyector Jut*, N division, was present to watch the

the prisoner Davis entered the house by scaling the walbs
After he ►ed stolen the above articles from the third story
of t►e house, be was disturbed by one of the sermusts, and
while she and her mistime were standing on the door step
looking for a policeman, they were startled et finding e
Lower-pot fall, and upon looking up they perceived the
peones Dons drecending hem the third floor, he
booing tied the sheets and blankets together for
that purpose. When Davis was apprehended, Anderson
who bad been seen loitering *bout the place, wished to be
allowed to held him, but this woe refused, and upon a eon-
I stable of the N division coming up they were both &inflate
custody.
. . . . . . _

Mr. Alexander, the soared clerk, having taken the demi-
lion', the prisoners were cancel upon for their defence.
Mr. Wontuer contended that no case had been made out
spinal his client, and that he ought to ha discharged,
Paris laid he should reserve his defence.

Mr. Tyrallo said the ram afrahuot both priacmen waa ove
for a jury, but be would take recyclable bail for the prisoner
!mamma, two sureties to the sum of 301. each.
The Flamm, who treated the matter very lightly, wen
then removed.

ILOBIIFIIy MY A BARMAN.

William Francis Shand, barman, in theemploy of Mr. Davit'landlord of the Black Bull I,llWe-home, New Cattle Merkel,
leliegton, wee charged with stealing a shilling from Ms
master's till. The facts of the ease have already appeared in
this knees].
Mr. Thomas Wakeling. who attended for the prisoner,
said he could not contend against the evidence, and his client
would therefore plead guilty.
Mr. Tyrwhitt rid that it wits a sad thing to us a man
like the prisoner placed in such a position, Ile aboald send
him to the House of Correction, with hard labour, ke
calendar month

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
.ityikmp.x

Mary Neal', a eullen 'looking girl, about 16 years of age,
wee brought before Mr. Bingham, charged with stealing a
/W. pots, and 21/. in gold, the property of Mrs. Susannah
a lady upwards of 70 yews of age, residing at No. ,
104, -greet, Grosvenor-agree.
Fran the evidence of the prosecutris It appeared that the '
prisoner was employed by her so occasional servant to
attend upon her for a few hours of a morning. On
Thursday last prosecute's went to • ter in which
she kept her money and which was deposited in a place, as
she thought, only known to beeself, when she was asteniahad
to Sad that a 51. bank nets and twenty-one move
reigns which oh. had aeon safe the night before, had
At the time she did not suspect the prisoner,
stramdcarepirce of the latter not making her appearance
r red, as rocesded to the gado& and gave Informatka
of hen loss toils polies.
Joy, AM A, said he apprehended the prisoner on the re
vire mondas, at a lodging-house In Grosvenor-mews, and
on informing her of the nature of the charge, she denied all
knowledge of the matter. Ile then took her to the station,
where she admitted the theft, and said she had given
a part of the money to a girl reased Elisabeth,
who lived in Drutinuond-strcer, Easton-square. Wit-
ness subsepontly sew hod her bones, the contents
of which he nose produced. Joy then displayed a
lot of trumpery finery, consigns of a very smell white
bonnet trimmed with red. yellow, and blue dower, and
abundance of flaunting nikos, • gaudy pincushion, pur-
chased at the Thames Tuonel, • pair of copper-gilt bracelet.,
and • be... neck chain , the whole of which she admit
she had bought with the stolen money.
The prisoner, who was denuded of her finery, now stood
In her own dirty clothing, and altogether presented • most
mirrable apya.rsace. In rawer to the chase she blub-
bered out t tle was " guilty," sad was remanded for a
week.

LAMBETH.
111_14TZ71,1:11ENT.

Maas Morro. was, charged betbre Mr Elliott with em-
bezzlement vendor the tolloines circumstaiscee •
Mr. Edward Taylor deposed that he kept the Swan
Tavern at Norwood, and we., besides, the proprietor of
buttery carriages. The prisoner Me teen in hie service as
driver, mad on ass 4th July bet we. sent with one of wit-
nem'. vehicles to drive Madame Teemed, of the
Baker-sheet exhibition, from Norwood to Chiselhorat,
In K. The prisoner returned home, but never amounted
for the seen of helm Adhere, which had Urn paid him by
the Lily for kin moder. Suspicion had rested on the
toriume In respect to other sumo which he bad been
sopprieed to ham received and be was discharged pees the
enema, and in a few days afterwards the proof of the een-
kamlement now charged spinet him was eetaliliehed, bat the
ffrwee lost eight of until yesterday, when he was taken
rostody, by &vment White, P 36. tie whaled the
charge, Mt pleaded that Memos, ocessioncd by the WOMB of
' his wife, had driven him to the coternimion of the ofkace.
In answer to the magistrate, the prosecutor stated that the
prisoner had en excellent situation with him, but faded of
attending to the wants of his wife, he event the greeter pet
of his earnings is drink.
TM prisoner reiterated his former statement,
*prosecutor to have mercy on him, and amine he would
gladly repay him the amount es soon as he gut into work
• _

-.16: Taylor said he had been so repeatedly robbed that he
wee determined to prooecute ss an example to bin other
servants, and the prieoner was accordingly tent for trial at
the eterdeaa

THABIZS.
unrtn'n •CANCY IN

Mr. /Ureters, router of the ship Bids. Inading
the Baltic. wee summoned before Mr. 1 wiry by Brea ma-
ern of the veer, for dolaction in the 'sour of thee
walls
Mr. Smith attended for the entnplalsests.
There was bat one of the aearnea evreolned, • man of the
Dente of Ilanaline, and his evidence went to chew that
while the vend was lying at a place !celled Whirchureb,
near Riga, the men had be unlo•ding her,
at which work they were engaged upwards of twelve
hrs. They were eubeertuently told to naked a lighter,
which thee rapeseed themeelves unable to do, haring
bra already so long at work. Upon this ',either a
trial, they were art to rims under an escort of
Remiss malaise. where they remained three days sad • half.
The Captain Sated that the unloading of the lighter was
a ere of urtency—that it was le a nicking state. end would
have sink before the ineerniag, end that he had to employ
other ern to unload it.

ileitaaltedlhe captain If it was tree that the men
wen: meat to priaos, without trial, ender an clean of Rani=

The d,fendant replied that it wee true.
Mr. Tsrdley observed that it wee not the eIIMOTII to rend
persona to gaol without a trial. and that be wished that
people• going to Ennis would tabs the English laws with
them Such a room se be (defendant) had pursued was
completely contrary to the spirit of the English law-4 peer
reeding be would never mortise. He was surprised that
English captains had not ewe epirit than to forego the
laws of their own country. It was an mud of lusties, and
the Consul had no right to send these men to peace.
Defendant said that the men would have been obliged to
go eeventy milts for the potpies of having their trial.
Mr. Yardley—lt is astonishing that you, ea an English-
man, rhould act in ate way. I cannot allow any deduction,
the men has ,ng been rent to gaol without trlnl.
All the men bad their claims allowed.

CLOSE or Ill! EXUIBITION or ART-TEILISURES.
—lt is now odkially Sated that her Majesty will sot he
plesest at the closing of the Exhibition. on the 16th proximo.
The Emotive have given notice that the chugs fur admit.-
don as the 12th. 13th, sad 14th October, will be
crown ; so that the &lye for the admission of the maws', at
one .billing web. we now very limited, being restricted to
Az dam exclusive of to-day, October 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 6th,
6th, and 10th.

MAIM LISTII-21718 DAY.

Two o'CLoci.

The railway share market to-day is very inactive,
but prima are generally well supported. Great
Western stock has advanced to Tag to 64, and East-
ern Counties shares to llg to I. Landon and North
Western is quoted 961 to 3 ; Midland, 0011 to 81; and
Great Northern, 241 to g per Owe.
French lines are firm. Grand Trr'tk of Canada
shares are rather flat.