The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1861.

• place chalk-marked on the right aids of the stein, and I
will put you: half-note there."
In cones usnee of this note, I, is company with
Sergeant Joy, 9 C, marked Ilk. in silver, tied it up in •
piece of piper, and placed it in the recess in the staircase
ru acronlaoce with the request in the anonymous
letter. I went on :iaturday afternoon and examined the
place, and the packet was gone. I afterwards saw Sergeant
Joy search the prisoner, and eat some of the marked money
on him. The prisoner said be hoped I would not pram the
charge, end that he had done it because he wanted mosey.
Sergeant Joy, 9C, rid—l min .:gilled in on Saturday after-
noon to Mina Peaks's, is Lind.-street, and stopped the psi-
goner. 1 asked him what belted about him, and he replied,
"nothing ;" but on my telling him that I must search him
he pulled out three of the shillings which I had
marked on the previous night. I then asked where the rest
of the mosey was, and the prisoner then went up into the
loft and pulled off his boots and stockings, and in the
latter wersltwo marked half-crowns and a florin. Prisoner
admitted he wrote the anonymous letter, and and it was
to get fifty shillings from Mr. Similar., as he was badly off.
Mr. Hendon—Then that admits the poesession of the half.
DOW.

-llr. Sanders—The half-ode was sent by a gentleman at
Bideford, Devoe, and tbe mote from which it was taken
Mao costaised two baleen ci 10L notes seat by the Hay.
Mr. Hussy

he primmer was coramitiad for trial.

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=PLANATION.
s.—Mszoineter eieresled and reduced te ■ dog. at mean sea
level : each 10 feet, al vietisal rise, cawing alma 90e-hundred'',
of an Inch diminution : and each 10 der, above 32 deg., causing
nearly three.hundrealthe Increase. Z.—Exposed thermometer
In shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew
point). D.—Direction of wind (tree--two points kit of mag-
-1211i1C,. F.—Force CI to 11—estImated). C.—Cloud Cl to 9). I.
b. blue sky e. clouds (deasehedi : f. fog ; h. hall :
IlghUdnß ; m, misty (bozy) a, ovennet r, rain ;s, snow ;
thunder. B.—needleterbance (11091. l—(alm.

enrrtors Tn TM REPORT. PROBABLY BIP.Ri WZMOVIDAT.
N. Britain—NE. to N.W. and W.N.W. to 8.8. W. Strong,
W.—Strom. scow. snow.
Ireland—N. to W.--Strong, to W.N.W. Ma—Frisk rainy.
moderate.
L Coast—N. to W. Strong, W.N.W. to &W.—Fresh, some
gale, snow. mow.
England—N. to B.W.—Gale, W.N.W. to B.—Moderate to
frosh, snow or rain. fresh, rainy.

On the completion of the telegraphic communi-
cation between New York and the Great Salt Lake city,
Brigham Young, the chief of the Mormons, seat the fol-
lowing telegram to the President of the PiiciEa Telegraph
Company at Cleveland, Ohio :—" Sir,—Permit me to con-
gratulate you on the completion of the overland telegraph
line west to this city ; to commend the energy displayed by
yourself and associates in the rapid and successful prosecu-
tion of a work so beneficial, and to express the wish that Be
use may ever tend to promote the true interests of the
dwellers on both sides the Atlantic and Pacific slopes of our
continent. Utah has not seceded, but is firm for the con-
stitution and laws of our once happy country, and is warmly
interested in such successful enterprisesas the one so far
completed."
LONDON RIFLE BRIOADL —This corps mustered
at Guildhall on Saturday last, and preceded by their cadets
sod accompanied by the two bands of the brigade, marched
off under the command of Captain and Adjutant Ewens, rid
Southwark-bridge to Grove•lane, Camberwell, where several
manceuvrts were performed on the road, by inmessing end
dimini4iing the column by sections, sub-divisions, Sc. ;
also bringing the rear wing to the front, while on the move.
The route was then continued on to Peckham-rye, thence to
Recover-park, the headquarters of Ist Surrey, by invitation
of Lieutenant-Colonel Macdoeald, the commanding °Most,
where all ranks in their several
atra des were most hospitably
entertained, and a very e interlude was filled up.
before
Ist Surrey retuand Lsedw rn' to Gi
beads. f by ao imprecate concert et
Tim 011ORD Music HALL—A selection from
Manes La Circassielene has just been produced at the
Oxford-street Hall. This work, like the Simon Bocranojra
at Verdi, le thus first introduced to the English public
the medium of the Oxford Music Hall. It, nosy be
linen also that Mr. M. W. Belle has composed two
sew ballads expressly for this Hall, which are sung nightly
by Mies Rena sad Madame Enderesohn
Sours LaNualeias Itevisiox.—The county re-
Tidies at Roebdele was concluded on Thursday. The
Liberals mad* 4410 objections, of which they sustained 329 ;
and*. Wiest made 213 objections, of which they sustained
BM. The net gain to the liberals in objections is
BM. The costs paid by the liberals amounted to a little
ever 4/.

briletaro THE NATIONAL GALLEILY.-011 Satur-
day the National Gallery, Trafalgar-square, which has been
closed some time for alteration', was re-opened to the
public. During the recess the collection of paintings be-
queathed to the nation by the late W. Telmer (125 in
number) have been removed from the South Kensingtoo
Lamm to the National Gallery, and are arranged in the
greot western room, which is now named the Turner
Gallery." The National Gallery will now be opened to
the public four days in the week, vit., Mondays, Fuesdays,
Wednesdays, and Saturdays, Thursdays and Fridays
being set apart for stoduta.
Lireinex Sexvicne.—BeCTON, Noxiout, Nov. 1.
—The schooner Skylark, of Folkestone, was seen • few
days ago, daring stormy weather and a heavy swell on the
beach, in Becton offing, with her foremast goes and in a
perfectly disabled state. The coxswain of the lifeboat of
the National Lifeboat Institution stationed at Hactoo,
who had been oo the 100k-out, immediately mustered his
crew. The boat was quickly launched and was steadily
rowed through the surf to the vessel, which she soon I
leeched and found her to be rapidly drifting as a lee shore.
Fortunately the unease' of • steam-tug was also made
available on the occasion, which, in conjunction with the
lifeboat, war the means of ultimately bringing in safety the
schooner and her crew to Yarmouth. The men had during
the night fully intended to abandon their vessel, but the
sea was too heavy to permit them to take to their boat.
IPSWICH LITE-MOAT FOND.—A general collection
is to be made ea Sunday, November 10, in the churches
and chapels of Ipswich, sod an auxiliary public meeting will
be held in the council chamber on Monday, November 11,
for the purpose of raising • load to purchase a lifeboat, to
be presented by the town to the Royal Nation Lifeboat
lastitution. About 1001. has been already subsoribed, and,
from the great sympathy shows by the several ministers and
people, there is no doubt that the übite sum will be
raked, ao example which we trust wt7lbe epeedily followed
by other towns of equal importance, whereby the fund, of
the Royal National Lifeboat Institution may be gib
increased. Lords Readleshan and Henniker Sir
Kelly, M.P.. J. Cobbold, Req., LP., Hugh_ ,'Adatr, Kn.,
An
M.P., C. Ane, Esq. (high steward of the heivegh) the
mayor. F. Griming* Req., the Hon. F. Ds Grey, Jena
Berner', Esq., A. Adedeckee, Req., George &snip. Req.,
Roba t Reaerime, Esq., C. Tynell, Req., and many
other influential gentlemen en patrons of Ode benevolent
pro set
ROYAL MAP.INES FOR bfaxlco.—We understand
that orders have been issued for 800 marines to be held in
readiness to embark for service in the Mexican expedition.
Of these 300 officers, noncommissioned officers, and men,
are to be saluted from the Plymouth division. It is pro-
bable that many of the recently commissioned ships and
skip about to be commissioned will shortly be found on
their way to join the Mexican squadron.
TREATMENT or ENGLISHMEN AT WAS/A.11.
Kr. Mitchel, the English gentian= who was severely
beaten by the Conan; mays that he onion poi*
assign any reason for the brutal anaolt al whisk he
was the victim la the streets of Warsaw ea the 14th
instant. Aware that martial law had bees IM/-
claimed, he left his hotel at about tau e'en* be the
morning to see the physiognomy of • tows is a date
of siege, and war quietly walking ea the fa
before the British Hotel, when a Conan mader=
and stack him a violent blow on the back of his seek
with • knout. The ruffian was striking a second blow
when Mr. Mitchel caught the lash, and with a jerk
drugged him from ha horse, saying, "I am as
Fogliehman." At .the same moment two other Cos-
sacks came up, and, mistaking him for • Gertnan, they
cried out, "Ali, German pig," and beat him unmerci-
fully with the butteoda of their kuouts. As the ae-
nibak great address in the use of that polies
arro, which is a disgrace to civilised Europe, Mr.
Mitchel was soon felled to the ground. The Cossack,
them left him, and he was borne to his bona by the
Rev. Mr. 0110, the protestant clergymen, sad another
gentleman, who happened to pass by just whim the
scene was over. Our consul, Colonel Staunton, being
informed of this unqualifiable insult, immediately
went to the hotel, and thence, after having beard the
particular, to the castle, to ask an explanation from Count
Lambert. The count, he was told, was not than viable,
indeed be wag spitting blood fearfully at the time ;
but it was said that an adjutant would be seat to the
consul's residence in the coarse of the day, The desy
pawed, however, and no adjutant arrived, so that Colonel
Staunton dispatched a oommissiouer on the ant moraine
to Wand with an account of the whole pretending,. It
is said he also sent Mr. Mitchel's coat, which was torn
to pieces and covered with blood ; this is sae true.
Two other Englishmen, Mr. James Murray and Mr.
William Coleman, were arrested and taken to the
citadel on the 15th. They had gone to church either
through curiosity or devotion—no matter which, as going
to church had not been forbidden—and the on, it
is true, wing while they were there the Ns al Hymn,
but they did not know a word of Polish, nor
could they even hum the air, as they heard it
then for the first time; yet on leaving the Munn
they were seised on as criminals and taken to plan Nor
was it till Colons' Staunton went personally to the castle,
on the 18th, and said that if they were not set at liberty he
would feel himself obliged to quit the couaby, that the
rdoor was opened to let them out.—Letln from
dsr7aw, Od. 27.
CILINTAL PALACE. HALT-A-CROWN DAL...*
&rummy. Novinexx 2.—Adadedma on pram% 301;
ditto by mason ticket., 1,734 ; t0te1x2,035.
ROYAL PENH nosirrAL, ,
The number of patients relieved at this hospital daring the
week ending November 2 was 3,061, of which 821 were new
4.110 L

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Two eCLoci.

The funds have experienced a fresh decline of f
per cent. to-day on realisations. In the other
markets there is much dulness, and, in the absence
of business, prime, in some instances, are not quite
so good as on Saturday. English railway stocks are
rather flat, owing to the broken weather. South
Eastern stock continues to exhibit chief depression.
Consols are officially marked 93f, f, and 93
for money, and 93} and f for the account. The
present quotation is 93 to I, both for money and next
Thursday's settlement. The official business report
is as follows :—Bank Stock, 228 ; Three per Cents.
Reduced, 91k, j, };New Three per Cents., 911, t, i;
Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 9-16; India Stock,
226 f, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 105 f,
105 ; ditto scrip, 105}; ditto Four per Cent.
Debentures, 1863, 981 ; ditto, 1859, 9841 ; ditto
Bonds, 155., 12s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced "
rupee paper, 98 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent,
104 f ; Exchequer Bills, June, 175., 16s. prem. ;
ditto, small, 106. prem. _ _ _

The transactions in foreign stocks have been to
a fair extent. The principal feature is an unfavour-
able reaction in Mexican Bonds, which are last
marked 27g. Bucnoe Ayres and Venezuela Bonds
have again advanced. Turkish remain dull:
the Loan of 1854 is quoted 791 to
80, and that of 1858, 671 to 68.
Sales are recorded as Ifollows :—Bresilian Four-
and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 92 ; ditto Five per
Cents., 1839 and 1859, 99f ; Buenos Ayres Six
per Cents., for account, 881 ; ditto Deferred,
29, ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64
(exchange 128.) ; Italian Five per Cents., 671
(exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents.,
for account, 284, 271 ; Portuguese Three per
Cents., 1853, for account, 471; ditto Three per
Ceuta., 1856, 1857, 1859, and 1860, 47 ; ditto for
account, 461; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
921; ditto Four-and-s-Half per Cent., 1860, 921;
ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 591, ex div. ; Sar-
dinian Five per Cents., 82 ; the Spanish Com-
mittee's Certificates, 6 ; Turkish Six per Cents.,
1854, for account, 191; ditto Six per Cents.,
1858, for account, 674, 1 ; ditto Guaranteed
Four per Cents., 1011 ; Venezuela Three per
Cents., for account, 221, 1. _

The mail steamer Tyne, from Brazil, has reached
Southampton, with 1192381. in specie.
The Niagara, for Boston on Saturday, took
20,4031. in specie.
The Liverpool cotton market continues flat. Only
2,500 bales were sold on Saturday.
A special meeting of the shareholders in the Red
Sea and India Telegraph Company will be held to-
morrow, at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern, to
decide upon the acceptance or rejection of the
6overnment proposals. These may be briefly re-
capitulated as placing the annuity on the consoli-
dated fund, and paying the dividends at the Bank
of England, with leave to the government at any
future period to terminate the annuity by paying
a c,..pital sum sufficient to produce a 44 per cent.
government annuity for the remainder of the term.
To these conditions it appears impossible to offer
any valid or reasonable objection. The new coin-
pany having the air ount of capital (viz., two-thirds)l
which the government require already subscribed,
no delay will probably occur in subscribing the
small remaining portion of the shares, and in pro-
needing to active operations by the despatch of the,
steamer with a staff and spare cable as proposed.
While unusually great advantages are offered if the
enterprise be successful, risk is almost precluded iu
the event of failure, owing to the special conditions
of the arrangement under which the entire outlay
is to be repaid out of the property of the old com-
pany transferred by the government to the new
company.
The Union Bank of Australia will receive ten-
ders up to the 18th inst. for a loan of 25,001. of
Auckland Harbour debentures, as authorised by an
act of the General Assembly of New Zealand. These
debentures are of 100/ each, will become due on the
Ist Jan., 1876, and bear interest at the rate of 7 per
cent, per annum from the Ist July last. Principal
and interest are to be payable at the option of the
bearer either in Loudon, Melbourne, Sydney, or
Aucklain—
—

The Patent Bitumenised Water, Gas, and Drainage
Pipe Company (Limited) have invited subscriptions
for their roe amin,g capital of 30,0001., for the =im-
mediate extension of their works at Bow, to meet
the increasing demand for their pipes. These are
being introduced into the government works, and
into many of tho principal towns, by the water and
gas companies.
Messrs. Letts, Son, and Co. have just brought
out a pamphlet comprising the letters of Messrs.
2.l.Caont Brothers and Co. to the Foreign-office
respecting the claims of the Mexican Bondholders,
and the reply to those letters by Mr. David Robert-
son, M.P., honorary chairman of the Committee of
Bondholders. _ .

With regard to the Seances of Mexico, the
Money Market Review has the following :

The following is the Masi, m Budget, which, It will be
sewn, though appropriatiwg to the state the 25 per omit, of
the customs duties, pledged to the boodhoklers, still leaves
• deleit of 997,418 dollars. To cover this deficit a cootin-
pot is imposed au the ravens of the states of 32perceah:

Persip relations ---
210,340
Interior

Janice 5.17.,0:4

Fomiale

61;179

Finance 1,571,624
War
8,327,418

nimairre.
Customs duties
Contributioos 400,C30
Seth d paper
Customhouse of the district ...... 1,200,000
7,350,000
We beg the bondholder; to observe that, if they were
not forcibly deprival of their revenues, their specified pro-
portion of the receipts from the customs would be ample to
pay their dividends. They will be foolish if they let them.
salvos be cajoled into taking any other security In lieu of
that which they now poems*.

SATURDAY EVIIIIRO.
Consols, which closed on Thursday at 931 to #,
both for money and the 7th inst., opened this
morning at 931, and closed at 931_" sellers." For
the sth Dec. the last price was ni Ito I. The offi-
cial business report is as follows ;—Three per Cent.
Consols, for money, UN, I, #, I ; ditto for account
(Nov. 7), 931; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91#,
# ; New Three per Cents., 911, f, ft ; Beak
lock 229, 2301; India Stock, 225, 2281 ; ditto,
Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 105, I; ditto
Scrip, 105, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures,
1859, 911; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee
paper,97 914.
The In ' ve per Cents. were firm at 1061 to I.
The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted
971 to 98I„ and the Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent.,
1041 to 1051. There were some very large trans-
actions in the Four per Cent. paper at 82 These
securities are still being absorbed for remittance to
India.

The March Exchequer Bills were steady at ss.
to Bs. prem., and the June at 13s. to 16s. prem.
There were again very extensive transactions in
Mexican Bonds, which were firm at the late rise,
closing at 28 to I. Venezuela Three per Cents.
were steady at 21i to 2. Buenos Agree Six per
Cents. were marked 86. Turkish Bonds were dull :
the Loan of 1854 closed at 791 to 80, and that of
1858 at 871 to 88.

APOTHIC4IIIOe HALL—The following gentlemen
pained their esamimiion in the miaow and maim of
msdtoine sad remind certificates to practise, on Thursday
lost Woodruff. Daniel, Ipswich, Suffolk ; William
Mahan, Grove, Uttozetar, Staffordshire ; Sidney Hayward,
Qum Allediali West; John Roes Croker, Islington ;
William Hood, York ; Henry Goode, Derby ; Thanes
Poynts Wright, Tiverton ; William Holmes Walker,
Hanks.

Arrival for the week ending Ka►. 71 Let year, 10,106 sake
and delivery 2.210 casks. TM &Meals last week comprise 4
7,475 casks from St. Petersburg.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)

The number of beasts; is much smaller than on Monday
last. Trade is more active, and prices on the average are
better. The supply of sheep is small ; they are readily
disposed of at advanced rates. I* some instances
of choicest quality our top quotations are rather exceeded.
Good calves fully maintain late rates. From Germany and
Holland there are 1,750 beasts, 6,8G0 sheep, and 182 calves.
Spain, 150 beasts. Ireland, 1,1.30 beasts, and 2,300 from
the northern and midland counties.

\ Per stone at albs. a. d. a 4.-10; atom of Blba. a. . ad.
Best Scots, Hard& 4 10 6 0 Begal)aa&Hf.bdaali 0 0 0
Bast dbort,borao 484 10 Dant Laag-w0015.... 6.,' 5' 4
loooad qua bomb 8 4 4 6 Do. do. Stara .... 0 0 0
Calm 446! i Swag t samarlqual. 4 410
PIP
BastDaatiMbaiada 6 I 6 8 Laths 0 0•
Boasts at martal. 6,440; is aad Lambs. 20,700; Calna.
219 . rip. M.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Yemen. Patinae" and Smith report the demand active
for the new growth, all description" of which are beonmine
scarce and dearer. Old hope are also in bettor request at
rather higher rates

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls Ead Hotta's. 20. 9d ; Walla End Teas, 20a.
Walls End South Kenos, 19e. 9d. ; Wells End Hsugi
Hall, Ha. 6d., Walls End Wharaoliffe, 18e. 6d.; Wall End
Carols, 19s. ; Walls End South Durham', 18s.;; Walls
Ead Amon Close, 19s. 6d. ; Wails End Byron. 19s.
Bows Primrose. 13s. 6d.; West Hartley, 17s. :id. ; Wylany
16.. ; noniron. 16s. ; Davidson's Hartley. 17s. 3d.;
Hasting's Hartley, 17.. 3d. —173 Ships at market.