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The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-08

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE,.

(11Y 111.1-ICTILIe TELEORATH.)
NEWMARKET MEETING.-THIS DAY

MIDSUMMER STAKES.

Comquot is here. Paid forfeit: Keepsake and Pampers.
£5O HANDICAP PLATE. Half a mile.
Dramatist, 4 yrs, Bst Illbe ; Huntington, 3 yrs, Bst 4lts
Indulgence, 4 yrs, Rst llb ; Sneer gelding, 6 yrs, Bst ; Duke
of Lanceater 8 yrs, Bat; Fashion, 4 yrs, 7st Illbs ; Beatrice,
3 yrs, 7st 10Ibs ; Rackapelt, aged, 7st 716 s ; Perfume, 3 yrs,
7st Gibs; Bichmus, 3 WS, 7st Ilb ; Azimuth e, 3 yte, let ilb ;
Delusion, 3 yrs, 74 ; 'Marie Agnee, 3 yrs, 7st; rare,
3 yrs, Cet 71bs. AU are here.
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• - •
TOWN PLATE B. M.
Colt by Chubenn—Sareasm, Huntington, Humbug, Per-
fume, and Renown are here.
OTHIII. ARRIVAL4.—Yen, Lady Conyngham, Royal
Sovereign, Woreesder, and Windham.

CHEITIMFIF.I.I) STAILTIA.— (Run to-morrow.)
Fottrarr.—Digger's Daughter, Bribery colt, Lucifer, Karon,
Glimpse, King of Sardinia, Soklanella, and Venue.

LANCASFER MEETING.-THIS DAY.

MEMBERS' PLATE. One mile •nd • die.
Prince of Orange, Da Ginkel, Odd Trick, and Ulysses,
sre here.
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Ya
LANCASTER CUP. One mile and • half.
King of the Gipsies, General William, Norton, and
Ulyree. are here.
OTHER ARRIVALA.—Cora Lynne, Capuchin, Jane, Ham-
let. Kepler. and Homely
Ground in good condition.

ENTUT TOIL Qunt:s's PLATE.—(Run to-morroria—
King of the Gipsies, Cora Lynne, Norton, De Oinks', (
Trick, Hamlet, Romeo, PaMee of Orange, Jerk Spring,
General Williams, l'ontongne, Assayer, and Loge o' Brannan.

LATEST BETTING.
LIVERPOOL CUP.
8 to 1 agst Prizefighter (t)
10 to 1
Schnieder Willow and
(coupled)
GOODWOOD CUP.
8 to 1 on Tho Field.

CRICKET.—KENT AND SUBSEE V. ENGLAND.
This match was brought to a conclusion yeeterday at Lord's
in favour a England by 13 TIM score.
PROGRESS 01, THE ARCTIC YACHT Fox..— A
letter ban been received from Captain M'Clintock, written by
the light of midnight. in the Pentland Frith. on the 2nd of
July. He writes:—" I think you will be glad to know that
I have got through the Pentland Frith, having had beautiful
calm weather einem leasing Aberdeen. The pilot will take
this on shore. All on heard are well, and we have settled
down into a very comfortable and systematic way of life.
The ship rrferme well, and we have not discovered any
detects or wale. . .. . We are exactly twelve days
la advance of the Isabel. I like roy crew well, and mill: I
can emceed the attention of Young to hie duty. Hobson 1.1
squally zealous. We are only twentrfive in number on
booed, myself included. I may take another man out of •
whaler, end I hope to get an Esquimau.* , Greenland.
—Yours very sincerely, F. L. M'Currvocri.
London, England, 1857-07-08

THE WEST AFRICAN MAIL.

(TROY ova owe CORREPPORDINT.)
, AT.
The Candace, African PLYMOUTH
mail steamer,TurAn Captain
Hawkes, arrived hero this evening from the West
Coast of Africa, with mails and fifty passengers,
including those of the missing mail steamer the
Niger, the rumour of the loss of which is confirmed.
The Niger was wrecked near Santa Cruz, but the
whole of the crew, passengers, and mails were taken
to Teneriffe, and thence brought on in the Candace.
Thews is no news of much political or mercantile
inteseatfrom the coast.

AC 81ens Leone an officer of a West India regi-
menthad shot another through jealousy.

N. BEI.,4IIGEJ.

The following lea eatiefactory bulletin of the
health of Sommer was published la Parts yesterday
morals(

" Tusaday, July 7,7 a.m.
" M. &ranger is not so well to-day. Ile has passed an
agitated night. His state is still very serious.
" Tha Physicians TROUSSEAU. C. BRANARD,
JAbIN, PAUL D'IVOI."

M. Beringer is conatantly attended by M. Perrotin, his
publisher and old friend. Ilia door ie crowded all day by
eminent author, and people of all ranks of society, who call
to make inquires and subscribe their names.
The Constitationnet contains the following :—" The
Empress, on hearing of the illness which placed the life of
Biranger in danger, sent M. Dames-Ilinard, her private
secretary, to express her sympathy for the sufferer. Not-
withstanding his serious state, Beranger signified hie
desire to receive her Majesty's secretary. Extended
on a sofa, his face pale and shrunken, his eyes half
closed, Beranger raised his hand to take that of M.
Damn-Hinard who told him in whose name he had come
to condole with him on his sufferings. ' Iler Majesty is
very good, said Biranger in a feeble voice. 'lt was very
natural,' replied M. Damao-liinard, 'that the Empreee
should send to you. Yuu were one of the delights of her
youth, and to her admiration for the poet are united esteem
and affection for the man.' While M. Daman-Ilinard wee
speaking, the countenance of Br:ranger brightened up, and
he said, ' The Empress is very kind. She has passed nobly
through the different phases of her life, and now in the ex-
alted station in which she is placed, eke gives proof of en
excellent heart. Do not fail,' added Beranger, 'to express
to her all my gratitude.' "
London, England, 1857-07-08

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS

(Before Mr. Poshley, Q.C., Assistant Judge.)
George Smith, 21, silk weaver, wee indicted fur stealing
40. 2d. from the person of Ann Alison.
It appeared from the evidence that the pawner got into
the company of two girls in the street, and while pretending
to make love to them ho picked the pocket of ono.
He was found Guilty, and sentenced to gig months' hard
labour.
London, England, 1857-07-08

SITES FOIL WORKUOVSES BILL

Oa the emotion of the Bari of HANKOWIT, this till was
also mad a Heed time and passed.
CHARITABLE USER BILL—ROMAN CATHOLIC

CHARITIES BILL.

On the motion ofd101;;j1; AlfC21:1.011, a .sled com-
mittee woo Dominated to oosoklor thole bilk

UNIFORM WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Earl FITZ WILLIAM passes ted a petition from North-
amptonshire praying fee a uniform system of weights and
smeaures, and AM corn should be sold by
weight rather ass sesseare.
Lord Weneleydaht, Lord Harems, Earl Spear, the F.arl
of Cisnoarty, esch Welly urged the secessity of same such
saran.

-CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION.
Lord CAMPBELL preempted s petition Bon Cokes-
bones odium in the Hebrides against the resist system
of superannuation in the civil service.
The house adjourned at fire manatee pest 7.
London, England, 1857-07-08

The market for home mining stocks remains quiet,
but steadiness prevails. There are still inquiries for
Alfred Consols shares, which are marked lit.
Wheal Mary Ann are also in demand, and have been
dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 464.
United Mexican shares are marked 31. Foreign
descriptions are generally dull.
Subjoined is the official list of transactions in the
Mining Exchange yesterday :
Catherine and Jane, 95., 9s. 6d., 10s.; Etat Alfred,2Ul..
;
East Trefutia. At, 6, 61, ; Great Alfred, 61; Lady
12e. 6d., 10s. 6d., I Is. Ils. 9d., 12a. 9d. • Tamar Couto'',
27e. Gd., 28a Gd.; Wliesl Edward, 61,
Vice-Chancellor Wood proposal, on the 16th inst., to
appoint an official manager of the Crookhaven Mining C,mt-
pally of Ireland.
The adjourned meeting of the Imperial Brazilian Hieing
Association is to be held on the 17th rust., to dead° upon
the diesolntion of the company.

Ti. ESDAT ETENTSIq.

Business in the home mining stock market to-day
woe quiet, but in certain descriptions rather more
movement was apparent. Alfred Consols shares
have improved, closing at 17 to 1. East Basset,
East Tramiel and Tamar Consols were al-o in
demand, and Whcal Wrey flatter. South Wheal
Frances shares were more offered, and Wheal Buller
exhibit a decided decline.
In foreign mining securities there was no 'hew
feature.
London, England, 1857-07-08

MB POLICE COURTS

MANSION-HOUSE

Thome Casey was brought before Alderman &lemons
charged with having beaten his wife.
Ann Cary, the complainant, said—l have been married to
the delandent four years. I was confined hardly a fortnight
we., sad he came home last nista and struck n e several
Yam ever the face with his clencted fist. My face was
covered with blood. He has errand times beaten me upon
edam °makes, old I haw complained of him and he has
been imprisoned. He dote not maintain me.
A pofitomp, who was celled to take this fallow into cus-
tody. maid that the brute wee drunk and that the poor woman
Iwoe bleeding from the cheek and neck.
Alderman Salomon expressed his abhorrence of the offence,

and asked the defendant what be bad to say in answer to
such an accusation. _ _ .

1/Zodant—l e—m- sorry for what I have done, and I don't
know why I did it sure.
Aldermanlurnona—l give you the heaviest punishment
I can indict upon you. You shall go to prison for sis month..
wader the Aggravated Amanita Act._

WORSHIP-STREFT.

Bar:hob:4mo
Theobald, a private in the Scots /haler Guards.
The compkMant, a fine handmane and powerful
posed, that on the previous evestag, IRMO WNW
Whitechapeh he was suddenly ocedemisd b NW
a Crum= medal on his bream, said Min whet Add
sberia with it, and immediately stmt[ hint two *lli
blows on the mouth and nose. The only rerallstlks MMus
made was holding him until a constable could take him his
custody.
Donoway, H division, stated that when the accurst ma
delivered up to him by aie last winter, whose tam MI WO.
fusely bleeding, he said, " What right has he to weer did
medal. He never fought for it. I was all through the Cries,
and the Guards did not come up until all was over."
Mr. D'Eyncourt to prisoner—What have you to my to
this t. .

Peisoner—l dare say I was a little in liquor, bat did set
practise on him until he pushed against me. I suppose I fig
not like to see him with this medal, because I hail ket
own. I wits at the Crimea, and fought at the Rolm
Officer—This last statement I know to be teas, yeir
worship.
fdr.ll'llyncourt—l will, in consideration of your beefy
rendered some service to your country, put but a trifling.
upon you. Indeed, lam sorry to tine you at all, but new
not be permitted that you should insult and assault pour
in this way.
Fined 6e., or three days' imprisonment.
London, England, 1857-10-13

AUSTRALIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE RED JACKET.
CAT ERMINE AMD MAGNETIC TELEGIAPC)
(room ova ova coomerrovniorra

LIVERPOOL. TLIADAY.

The Red Jacket, Capt. M: H. O'Halloran, arrived
in the Mersey at 10.30 this day. She sailed from
the port of Melbourne on the 18th of July, and has
brought a general cargo, 06,000 ounces of gold,
value 284,0001. Her news is anticipated.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

()ROY OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

PARIS, MONDAT Evrxtrio.

There has been a heavy fall at the Bourse, in con-
sequence
of the news from London that the Bank of
England had raised its discount to 7 per cent., and
that Consols bad declined j. The Rente fell 45c.
for cash, and 35c. for account, closing at 66fr. 80e.
and 66fr. 80e. Mobilier fell 30fr. The Orleans
Railway fell 20fr. ; Northern, 7fr. 50c.; Lyons,
15fr.; Southern, 20fr. ; and Western, sfr. Eastern
was less affected than the other lines.

In the Paris corn market during the past week
the tendency downwards has continued both in floor
and wheat. The four marks have been done as low
as !Mfr. 50c. the sack of 157 klieg., and inferior
qualities found purchasers with difficulty. Wheat
was also offered, and the finest quality could not be
disposed of for more than 31fr. the hectolitre and a
hall; fine Lorraine was offered at 29fr., and inferior
kinds at 28fr. From the country markets, the ac-
counts state that the fall is continuing, and that the
I present year's grain is everywhere of fine quality.
London, England, 1857-10-13

RUSSIA.

A Warsaw letter of the Bth says:—" The Empe-
ror and Empress arrived yesterday evening at the
Chateau of Bkierniewice. An immense concourse of
people from the city and the environs were as-
sembled to welcome their majesties. The park was
brilliantly illuminated, and the Emperor and Em-
press drove slowly through the vast alleys
of the park in an open carriage amidst the most
enthusiastic cheers. At ten o'clock this morning their
Majesties made their public entry into Warsaw.
All the streets through which they passed were hung
with garlands of flowers, and the railway station
was decorated with great taste and magnificence.
The Emperor was on horseback, and rode by the
side of the carriage in which were her Majesty and
her children. The cortlge proceeded first to the
Greek cathedral, and then to the Lasienki palace.
The crowd everywhere hailed their Majesties with
acclamations."
London, England, 1857-10-13

THE DRAMA.

PRINCES S.

Last night this theatre reopened for the season,
the led liheheepoise revival, the Deo*, Wag the stopts
elleastlek ese by the Wood Lisa, km rot. Beth a
Mr Itneerlbe w warmly recepreed me their appearestee,
hag MLLE!. wet bony cart for at the cad ef the Ore art,

Dotes eme mom Or theatre km been beaderwady re-
drawn* 'berm& mad the prowinitun Wag painted
wink the pebilpel womb is Mom ithakmparks plays which
lave been pedmed daring the present tamwsemint, and
melelhans et Ilwilhabinparlan blase introdtmed between week
psi • NNW Id drop k also been painted by Mews
GAM Mai Tani; recesenting the statue of liaskespenre
plated bitterer anal-draws curtains. 're. tapeatry, by Yr.
TOWN la specially remarkable.
London, England, 1857-10-13

TALLOW.

The tallow market clo;eel—onSaturday with considerable
firmness, ,but in consequence of the advance to-day in the
rate of interest at the Bank the market became Bat in all
poeitioos, and but little business wee done until a &ohne of
Bd. per cwt. wee accepted. Business passed for spot, at beg.
and 576.9 d.; later on, 675.6 d. was accepted for delivery all tha
year, and the market closed, spot, 57a. Gd. to 9d. ; all the
year, 67a.; December only, 675. 9d. ; January and March,
675. 6d. to 68a. The &dykes from St. Petersburg to Satur-
day evening quote the market there rather firmer again,
178 on. on the spot. Shipped off to Saturday evening 74,000
mks, spinet 95,000 last year. We quote palm oil
46a,106.; OCCOII nut oil, Cochin, 60e. ; Ceylon, 49e. ; Syd-
ney, 47e. 10d. ; South Marken, 68a. ; Mut:Mien, beef,
565. Sd. to 565, 3d.; ditto, sheep, 67e. 6d. to 6&.—(From
Nears. Smith sad Cherlas Circular of Monday erecting.)

CATTLE.—Livearoor., Orr. 12.—The demand foe beef
Wu rather languid, and in many mem a reduction took place
from the prices of last week. Slump commanded better prices,
and nearly all were cleared off the market. Bed, fid. to 7d.;
amados, del. to lid.

COALS.-Lownow, Oct. 12.-Bates's West Hartley,
180. ; Buddies Welt Endlay, 18s. 3d. ; Hastings Earthly,
18a. 3d. ; Haswell Del, 160. ; North Percy Etailoy, lea.;
Tanfteld Meer, 14s. 9d. ; Walker Primrose, 14.9 d. ; West
Riding Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; Wylmn, 160.; Walls End Nor-
thumberland, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Riddell, 18s. 6d.; Walls
End Wharneliffe, 18a. 6d.; Eden Main, 19s. 6d; Walls
End Belmont,lik. 9d.; Walls End Braddylls, 265.; Walls
End Hatton Lyons, 18a. 9d.; Walls End Rapier Orange,
20a. ; Walls End Manistee, 20a. 3d.; Walls End Lumley,
19s. Gd. ; Walls End Runes Hatton, 19s. 9d. ; Walls End
Stewart's, 20s. 6d.; Walls End Hartlepool, 20s. 3d.; Walls
End Ennui* 165.; Walls End Hellos, 205.; Walls End
I South Hartlepool, 205.; Walls End Tees, 20a. 6d.; Walls
End Trimdon Hartlepool, 20s. 3d. ; Walla End Whitworth,
165.; Brown Moor High Main, 165.; Derwentwater Hart-
My, 17s. 9d.; Nixon's Dulfryn, 21s. 6d.-8111p at muket
eS ; sold, 61.
London, England, 1857-10-13

OCrOBER ;427

THE
INDIAN MUTINIES.

CDT StirMAILINII AND DItTISI TILSOIAP
(11011 0111 OWN COIRTSPONDINT.)
TBIESTE, )1071DAY.
The steamer:Austral* arrived on the 12th Oct., at
0} a.m., in 107 hours from Alexandria. She brings
the following intelligence :

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 1.

The Indian mails leave to-day, with dates from
Calcutta, 10th ; Madras, I.sth ; Ceylon, 20th Sep-
tember.

The safety of the garrison of Lucknow was
looked upon as perfectly secured. Intelligence
dated Lucknow, 2nd September, had been trans-
mitted by General Neill. A second successful sortie
had been made, two guns captured, and a large
quantity of provisions brought into the fort.
The steamer Cleopatra and Penelope, with 400
Royal Welah Fusiliers and 208 men of the Royal
Artillery, had coaled at Gallo and gone to Calcutta.
It is stated that some 2,600 troops were known to
have arrived at the Mauritius.

At Calcutta prices in the export market had de-
clined. The import market continued dull. Money
was excessively scarce. The Bank of Bengal was
refusing to make advances against government
paper or bills having more than 30 days to run.
Exchange, 2s. 3&d.
At Madras there was hardly any change in the
import market. The money market continued easy.
Government eecnritiee; had undergone a further de-
cline. Exchange 20. 20., with a downward ten-
dency.
There is no China mail. The steamer had not
reached Galle.

It is stated that the troops at Bhopant had re-
belled. The Begnm, who continued friendly, had
already sent away the Europeans in safety.
London, England, 1857-10-13

EAST INDIA COMPANY'S DESPATCH.

We have been favoured ni,l the following:—

The following telegram hie been this day (Tue.
day, 13th of October) received at the East India
Howe, via.:—

"CALCUTTA, Seri. 9, 1857.
GENERAL HAVELOCK'S COLUMN AND

LUCKNOW.

Gen. Havelock still at Cawupore waiting for rein-
forcements, and Lncknow still unrelieved. The
90th regiment about half the fusiliers and a 9-pounder
battery, in all 1,270 men, were at Allahabad on the
3rd or 4th. 600 infantry and the battery were im-
mediately pushed towards Cawnpore, and Ge-
neral Outram was to follow with the remainder
of the infantry on the night of the 6th instant. lie
expects to join Havelock on the 11th or 12th, and has
directed the latter to have everything ready for
crossing the river on his arrival; meanwhile we have
intelligence from Lucknow up to the 2nd inst., when
the garrison were in good spirits, and sufficiently
provided with food. They had recently repulsed
a determined seagull, and had disabled the only
heavy guns belonging to the assailants.
The garrison have been told to hold out to ex-
tremity, and we are now confident that they will be
relieved about the middle of this month.
London, England, 1857-10-13

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADWIRALTT, OCT. 12.—APPOINTMENT.--Liente-
neat J. Robinson (1849), to the Urgent, iron screw steam
store-ship, at Portsmouth, vice Dent, cancelled.

CORK, Oct. 10.
Yesterday and to-day the Met Light Infantry
embarked for India on board the wow steamer Calcutta.
The flocda owing to the heavy mine on Tuesday and the
Day of Humiliation, have not been so great ea enacted, but
the Great Britain was delayed till the Bth in consequence.
The 98th depot left this garrison for Chatham today.
The alms of this garrison give an amateur performance
on the 72nd in aid of the Indian Relief Fund, wit&a pro-
logue, written earently for the occeeion, will be spoken by
Captain Faint& Brine, Royal Engineers; and the follow-
ing three pieces C.:hark. 11., or the Merry No-
weds ; Yaiee 18001,1111; and Alcestis. A crowded home
expected.
London, England, 1857-10-13

COMMERCIAL AND MAREETA

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET—THIS DAY.
(1T WAONETIC 111LEOKLPH.)
(TROY OCOL OWN 001RPOPONDINT.)
We had only a moderate attendance of millers and traders
at market, and very few parcels changed hands, and those at
the following quotations :—Wheat at Id. to 2d. per Inaba
(or 201b5.) lower, and oats Id. per bushel.
Flour was Is. per bushel lower.
Peas, beans, and other a:ticks at last Friday's rates.
Weather dull.
London, England, 1857-10-13

BENGAL AND BEHAR.

The Rewah troops, detached as reported in last
message, to intercept I)inapore mutineers, were not
in time to arrest their progress. The latter crossed
the Tonse River about the 20th, after some detention
by high flood, and their march has been marked by
plunder. They give out they are going to Delhi.
The rebel Koocr Singh fled from Itohtas about the
27th or 28th ultimo, and sought refuge in Rewah
Territory. The Rajah warned him off, whereupon
most of his Sepoy adherents deserted him. A co-
lumn, consisting of a wing of toe 63rd Queen's, 27th
Madras N. 1., mid some guns, left Reneegunge
on the 27th ultimo, and will clear the Trunk Road.
The Ncpaul Durbar has given 1,000 Goorkhas to aid
in the occupation of Chuniparum, and the districts
on the left bank of the Ganges, which are endan-
gered by the abandonment of Goruckpore by the
civil officers. It is thought that the force stated,
which left Katmandhoo on the 13th or 14th ult.,
will suffice to restore order in those districts.
London, England, 1857-10-13

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

The markets have opened to-day sith a &peened appear-
taco, ehiedy artaing from the adverse state of the looney
market. . . . .

Buoss.—lmporters are buying In at the public sales, as
last week's prices are not offered.
COITZE.—There has not been a public sale to-day.
Tau.—Tice public sale of Assam is going off staidly, but
at rather lower prices then at the previous Assam public
sale.

litca.—The large public sales were nearly all bought in
to-day.
RUM remains dull of pale.

itrjriirKlTLTheiool;tio offered in public sale 'Kris of
incunent qualities, and did not give quotativna, and the article
hie s quiet appnasrance.
Corrow.-200 bales sold yesterday.
In °ther articles no Kootenai alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS I)AY.

The market is dull, at the subjoined quotations:—Town
tallow le quoted 575., nett cash; Pet/sebum Y.C. on the
mot, 675. ed.; October and December, 675.; January and
March, 675. 6d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.—TIIIS DAY.
The trade very heavy. Prime meadow hay, 66a. to 72t. ;
superior ditto, 755. to 80.. ; inferior ditto, 50.. to 60s. ;
rowan, 501. to 60a. ; clover, 85s. to 100..; second cot; 70..
to 90.. ; straw, 255, is 30..

SUDDEN DEATII OP A POLICE OPEICER.—Mr.
Jame, superintendent of the Leeds police faros and the
head of the fire brigade of that borough. died yesterday
(Monday) coercing under somewhat singular eircumstanne.
10In Sunday night, between 9 end 10 o'clock, he was called to
attend with tho brigade at a fire which had broken out at the
patent felt-cloth manufactory, Camp-rod, Leeds, and soon
after he had arrived at the woe of the conflagration he
went into one of the rooms of the building to discharge one
of the well-kown patent fire annihilators. dome other
persons were also in the same rot.m for • similar purpose;
sod after two or three of the annihilators had been dis-
charged Mr. leans, was found lying on the floor in a state of
tmoonsoieuesses. He wee quickly got into a purer atmo-
sphere, and was promptly attended by medical men, but he
never became sensible, and died yesterday morning about 11
o'clock. The cause of his death was apoplexy. He was 66
years of ace, of full habit of body, and of that character if
frame which is popularly supposed to indicate a etroeg lia-
bility to the disease to which his death is attributed. Mr..
lam., es a police officer was connected with the apprehan-
non of warn, notorious criminals in the West Riding of York-
shire, especially a gang of persons known se the Halite'
bank forgers.
London, England, 1857-10-13

TLIADIKS.

Berenil ',Mermen appeared n¢ atiMMOnNe taken out by
lir. °aft, beadle and inepoctor to the old Company of
Weiser,* mad Lighterreen, fit. Mary-at-hill, Thames-West,
shaded with not basing their true names and numbers
tainted on their boats while plying for hire on the rimr
. . . . . .

Mr.illett imploded to the mmffstrate that all the Mahe
and inspector. rf the Maleness red IJghtenese's Company
bed retched %larcenies& to proceed aeodase waters=
me lades his true name end senther as hie best emil
rstee of E
be the
the emotion mem thee his fare. This
Ea ens adopted
peneelka of pet& ee the
simmer oempialMe that bad be a eises
suds of omethempas
by vetoers who cola net be nothed blame there wen
no eases or numbs,' on their bode. Mr. Martin Pratt, the
secretary of the General them Nav Company, whose
pmenagers had been put to seises litenwtsew on maay
omen= by the delays eadethstiems of eneemee,had inter-
posed, sad directed the opted= sod seemed. of their anew
roue diet of vowels to prosecute every offended and to aced
him (Mr. Gilles) every assistance in the prosecution of We
hbours.
Mr. Belfs—l am glad to hear it. I have heard much of the
Amid extortions end delays of Thames' watarmon—they
are a good thud worse then the cabmen.
Mr. Offiett—We can't detect offenders WAN/ they have
their sal arms end numbers painted on their boats. A few
days since a hired a waterman to convey hint co
board • steamer, of the Tower. The legal fare
we fed. only. weeirman stopped in the middle of the
river &weeded fad., sad would not pot the gentian= os
baud until this demand was complied with.
The varies' defendants made the same excuse that their
own boats wars being repaired end painted, and borrowed
others temporarily.
Mr. Sdre said those excuses would not do. H. was very
glad the Waterman's Company and the General Steam Na-
vigation Corepany had taken notice of the evil, and the
matter could not ba in abler hand.. He should on this ocee
eon order the defendants to pay the costs of the summonses
only ; but on any future oecadon of a case made out, he
should indict penalties.
London, England, 1857-10-13

I, ab) intelligence.

COURT ON JtANKRCPTCY.—Orr.I2.
(Retort Mr. Commissioner Hotroyd.)
IN EHZ SAN X IMPTCV Or ItolltliT WILT.
Tha bankropt kept the " Mother Shiptote," at Pd." 41
he-rued, Camden-town. lie applied to pass We LA am.
anuaation. Debts, 1.3731.: masts, trilling.
The bankrupt was esszoined at cowderable length. He
was aged if he knew a man named Shackleton, who bred ia
the Oki Kent-road ; be answered that before he was interro-
gated concerning " that transport, or Hoke-of-leave young
man," ha hoped Shackleton would be produced. He denied
that he bad removed any property, even to tho value of one
posy, into any garden near his how. He had unfortu-
stately got into the bands of *lmelda' °Meer*. more especially
of ow mood Shames, end had paid them during the last
lee yams or such as 5001. lie added that he had been
greatly Abated with sickow ia his family, midicles and
medical aM, sad having withus a few year, cost hira no
km them lOW. or SOW. Onos in the bands of the sheriffs'
°Masa be maid not get free again.
Aimed's, creditor awed that be supplied the bankrupt with
30 yards, MAtt, or thereaboute, which both the bankrupt and
his wife promised to return. He had neither got the goods
we the massy. He added his belief, downer, that It was
the &maim of both Mr. and Mrs. Wilby to return the
lords that the duplicate of the watch and t We and the
last minticeed goods might be farthroming, as adjournment
was ordered.
London, England, 1857-12-21

BOROUGH HOP MARRET.-THIS DAY.

Yawn. Patteadeu and Smith -------- that the demand for
good 1866'a at about 30.., and 1866's at about 40.. per cwt.,
continues unabated. It is reported that the hop growersare
grubbing extentrively, and .owing wheat, the weather bring
so favourable , sod she that they are buying 1856 and 1866
Imps on speculation, rather than go on cultivating them la
they have dons for the last four peers, at a most serious loss.
Fine 1857's are aho more in demand then la usual at this
period col the year, owing to the lowness of prices.
London, England, 1857-12-21

(TROY Ova OWN

NAPLES, Dma. 15.

Yesterday, say my informants, the counsel for the
defence went down to Salerno to examine the docu-
ments which have been drawn up on the *abject of
the Eaglish priaoaers, and since the legitimisation
of the alto di accusa have been placed in the Chancery
for general inspection. The prisoners were also to
be formally apprised of the charges brought against
them, and of the confirmation of them by the Grand
Criminal Court. The trial cannot oome on until the
beginning or middle of next month.
H.B.M. steamer Centaur, Capt. Clifford, lett
Naples on a cruise on Saturday. She will probably
return to port to-day, and leave immediately for
Palermo.
London, England, 1857-12-21

ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE.

The brief, but most encouraging, operatic season
of the Syne and Ilarrieon Company was brought to •
close on Saturday night, when The Roos of unto. was
'gals performed, and, se upon prvoicms ocomione, met with
hearty !applause. The few words to the public at puling
contmned the following announcements
i• Our tenant y of the Lyceum Theatre expires this ortotog,
emisequently, though we would gladly prolong • sewn
rendered by your hilidntre to propatione, we are compelled to
leave you for • while. But we hope not for long. We trait
that we may soon return to London, and emtablieb an Eng-
lish opera upon • more permanent footing. Your metrosa
rapport emboldens um to hops that the Tyne and Harrison
English Opera Company has made • ' name: all ft requires
bow is • ' local habitation. Napo Ude.s are pending, by
which we trust that 'local habitation' will be secured fun
UN • so that, though we are now reluctantly compelled to pay
fer Dwell, we are encouraged by the feeling that we may 444
es
mole.
"We have now by as an origtnal opom, written
kw ms, saheb has never yet been repreeented in V,
have bat which it um oar fall intention to played arm
Castillo
bad Dot the unprecedented encores of Ballts
Castillo prevented it. This opera, the work of as American,
)f r. George Bristow, has met with the most enthnametie m-
ention everywhere in the United States, end set imam we
hope the verdict of • London audience may confirm that ot
the young, vigorom, and generous nation amidst which the
open& in gnenUoli Inn •••• the light. While masking of the
future movements of our mempany, we may, idrhsPlu
&Howell to Mennen. with mingled feelings of pride std of,
gratitude for the high honour conferred upon that we ,
have been commended to represent the Rom of at
Her Ilaysty'e Theatre, on the occasion of the ceisinsUun st
the forthoning !auspicious event, the marriage of Ike dart
daughter of our mom gesciona Quern:,
London, England, 1857-09-09

SERIOUS RIOTS IN BELFAST.

The conerpondent of Saunders' s Ibises Letts?, writing
from Bailee on Monday morning, rye :—" I may tell you
that • greet many perm= have been seriously injured during
the riot" that took place, not only in the day time, but also
at night. It is even said to-day that some persone have lost
their lived, having been Shot lad night by the constabulary,
who, in self-defame, were obliged to tee upon the rioter" in
Barrack-street. It is certain that many are wounded, but
when they fell they were carried away by their friends. who
now try to conceal ell knowledge of the fart. One person,
named George Walker, who was taking no part in the rioter,
was shot in the left jaw, the ball pealing out at the beck of
hie neck; he is now in a dantorrous condition. Unhappily
two of our magistrate', Henry 'William Verner and Mr. Ste-
venson, were cut on the heed and face by blow, of stones
from the Barrack-street mob teat night, but they are not
seriously hurt, ea both gentlemen were on the bench to-day.
" The police court was crowded to excess by the public
tide morning, and there wee greet inten d taken in the pro-
ceedings.
"Then were nine prisoners in the dock, and they were
Roman catholic*. Their names were Renard Gallagher,
John Mulles, George Mann, Patrick M'Alleer, Geom.
Sharkey, William Johnston Thomae Magian, James
M.Mahon, and Francis Magee. They were all tried ape-
rattily, and the charges were for being in a disorderly mob
and throwing stones. They were all convicted with the et-
aloha& of George Mann, and he we, ordered to be die-
chewed, as the evidence was not strong enough egeinet him.
The Mayor delivered judgment. He said the magis-
trates wore unanimous in their detieion, as they believed
the prisoners had taken pert la riotous proceeding. calculated
to &strut the peace of the town. The authoritim were deter-
mined to pet an end to such proceedings if possible; and
though it happened that all the prisoners belonged to ono
clam in the community, the magistrate* were determined to
know no party, and all persona brought forward as impli-
cated In party note would be dealt with in the eevatet
manner. All persona, therefore, most pay • fine of 40e.
and costa each, or in default to be ourunutkil to gaol fur
two =nth'.
London, England, 1857-09-09

HAMMERSMITH,

Captain Joseph HeneijiWrial,oili; Royal Navy, again
reared before Mr. Pa W, to answer the 11101113001 of
Islan emery, BTodd , for throwing him into the river from Ed Pie
d
The
ores has been fully reported, and it will be remem-
bered that it was adjourned for the depositions to be taken,
his warship expressing hie intention of sending Captain
Marryat before • jury.
Mr. Metcalf, the barrister, appeared on this °melon as
counsel for Captain Marryat, sad after a conference between
him and Mr. Lewis. the latter stated that the wee bad
been settled, and therefore the summons would be with-
drawn.
London, England, 1857-09-09

lIPPRESI.VTATION OP 011ANYIOX.

Lut evening a meeting of electors waa held at the
Duke of Soma Tavern, Bamford-street, Woolwich, to re-

emirs • report from a deputation appointed at &previous meet-
ing to wait upon Mr. John Townsend, M.P., with reference
tangent proceedings in the Court of Bankruptcy, and to er
certain if the difficulties of that gentleman are such as would
involve • vacancy in the representation of the borough.
The deputation, which consisted of a number of electors,
who meted on the Woolwich, Charlton, and Plumstead corn-
=Moe for securing Mr. Townsend's return, reported that
they were received by XL Townsend in • most
courteous manner, and be offeeeeed his anxiety to afford
the fullest informaion as to the nature and extent of his
present difficulties, which he stated had resulted from sudden
end unexpected causes.
After hearing the details of the cue, and ascertaining the
amount of the liabilities and meets, the deputation was of
opinion that Mr. Townsend was duly qualified when re-
turned at the last election, and that subsequent events ought
rather to excite the sympathy and support of the electors
than to lower hlm in the estimation of Qui constituency. It
was also slated that Mr. Townsend had no intention of re-
signing his seat, and had consented to hold public meetings
in each of the three towns comprising the borough. It was
now arranged that the first meeting be held at the Lecture-
ball, Woolwich, on Friday evening next, and • subscription
list wee opened to raise a fund on Mr. Townsend's behalf.
London, England, 1857-09-09

UNITED STATES AND CANADA

ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO-SAXON.
LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY.
By the arrival of the Royal Mail steam-ship
Auglo-Saxon, this afternoon, we are placed in pos-
session of advicee from Quebec to the 29th ult., In-
clusive, and from New York to the 28th ult.
The Anglo-Saxon brought 210 passengers, ie.
eluding 65, who were saved from the wreck of the
acrsw. steam-ship Clyde, full particulars of which
are given elsewhere. Amongst her pamageee is•
Walden, the English railroad defaulter, who fled to
Canada, and was arrested at Toronto by Mr. Spittk •
the London detective.
A report had gained ground in Kingston, that the •
9th Regiment, now stationed in that city, were
to be sent to India, and several of them de-
voted to the United States On the 24th inst., the
whole garrison guard deserted, consisting of a ger. -
geant and eight men, carrying five stand of arms and
ammunition with them. They deserted by taking
one of the officer's boats ; but before leaving they
scuttled all the other boats belonging to the garrison,
sea to prevent a pursuit.
Lord Napier has accepted an invitation to be pre-
sent at the -United States Agricultural Society's fair -
at Louisville, Kentucky, Sept. 1, which promises to
be on amore magnificent smile than the one at Phila-
delphia last year.
The long-talked-of and anxiously looked-forward.
to demonstration by the county of Missiaquoi to the
Hon. George Cartier, M.P.P., Attorney-General
East, took place on the 25th, at Dunam Flat, Mitosis.
quoi county.
At New York, the flour market was dull and
declining—sales on the 27th, 400 bbls., at 6 dole.
93c. to 6 dots. 15c. for superior state; 6 dols.4oc. to 6
dots. 60e. for extra state, which is scarce ; 5 dole.
96c. to 6 doh'. 16c. for superior western ; 6 dote. 35e.
to 8 dole. 70c. for common to medium extra. Cana-
dian drooping—sales 500 bbls., at 8 dote to 6 doh.
20c. Prime wheat, scarce and firm—sales 1,200
bushels new southern, at I dol. 60e. to 1 dol. 70e.
for white, and 1 dol. 40c. to 1 dol. 48c. for red.
Pork a shade better. Stocks dull and heavy. At
the opening, prices were steady, but left off very
weak. Money—good demand ; rates all been at 7
per cent, call.

THB INTARNATIONAL STATISTICAL
CONGRESS.

At the last meeting of the International Statistical
Congress, which was held on the 6th of September at Vienna,
Dr. Farr, the representative of Great Britain, moved that
the commission for making future arrangements should
name the pla7o and time for holding the next congress.
The motion was unanimously adopted ; and, therefore, Dr.
Farr expressed a hope that the commission would be pleased
to name London as the meeting plaoe of the fourth congress.
The proceedings of the congress were wound up with a chew
tor the Emperor of Austria.
London, England, 1857-09-09

MINES-THIS DAY.

Two O'CLOCK.
Great dullness prevails to-day in the market far
home mining stocks. In the Stock Exchange not a
single transaction is officially recorded, and the
Mining Exchange issues no mid-day list. The in-
quiries are limited.
In foreign and colonial descriptions there is also
an absence of movement. The shares of the Mexican
and South American Company are marked to I;
and English and Australian Copper, It.
Subjoined is the official list of the closing quotations
in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prim
quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers:
Alfred Consols, 141, f; East Mired, 4, 41 ; Eat
Basset. 42. 51; East Rowell, IL 21 ; lady Bathe.
130.6 d., 14e. 66. ; Notih Crofty, 6, 6 ; North Rake's, 164
166 ; ream, 11 21 ; Stray Perk, 5, 7 ; West Cared."
120, 123 ; Wheal Edward, 8, St.
The adjourned second general meeting of the Imperial Bre,
liken Muting Association is to be held on the 17th inst., is
decide upon the dissolution of the company.
A meeting of the shareholders in the Brynford Hall Mier
is called for the 17th mat.

Tessa'
In the market for home mining stocks to-day
business was limited, but there were inquiries for
shares in North Frances, East Alfred, and North
Wheal Crofty. The last-named stock has risen con-
siderably during the last day or two. On the other
hand, Alfred Consols shares remain Sat, and South
Wheal Frances were quoted sensibly lower. The
following transactions are reported to us from the
Stock Exchange, in addition to those comprised is
the official list, viz.: East Alfred, at 41 to 1 ; Alfred
Consols, at 14 to 15 ; North Wheal Crofty, at ste
and Eastßasset, at 50.
Imperial Brazilian shares improved ss. to-day.
Linares continue in some demand. There were also
some inquiries to-day for the shares of the Mexican
and South American Smelting Company, owing to
the recent fall. Transactions are recorded at 15s. to
17s. 6d. per share.
London, England, 1857-09-09

ANOBJEOTION 7V TRR BALLOT diVBIVBRID.

Objection.—That open voting is desirable.

Answer.—Representative governinent is a contrivance for
affording securities for the good misdeed of those to whom
the management of public admire is confided, by giving to the
public the choke of the perms' who have the management,
or, at least, • perfect control over the management of the
public affairs. But where are those securities, if the people
have not this choice—if they have nothing but the name of
choosing, with some vain and fraudulent formalities, while
the real power of choosing le szercled uniformly and steadily
by the same small number of men P
The question to resolve it Is easy, because it turns upon a
single point. All the evils of misgovernment which we
suffer, and to which we ant liable, cumulated with all the
evils of that horrid immorality which results from the giving
and suborning prostitute votes arise from this : that the
people of England do not choose the members of parliament,
but that the nitiority of them are chosen by a small number
of ram

It is so elm: as not to admit of being rendered clearer by
argument, that what gives this midi number of men the
power of chocolate, is the openness of the voting. It is the
operulem therefore, of the voting that corrupts the germa-
n:sat of England, and corropt• the morale of the people of
England. That which enables the men, who hold the voters
In dependence, to suborn votes, is their knowing how the
vote is given. Render it bapcusible for than to know bow
any vote I. given, and their power over it is gone. The
power either of rewarding • prostitute vote or
metals. an honed one is useless whenever it
hes tem meide impoesible to be known whether the prostitute
es the beret vote km been given. ISM this Impossibility,
take away the power of knowing how the man who votes
le • nether of parliament has bestowed his vote and see
the eamepthers. You give effectual securities to the
fkie the sidrs of the public will be messaged for their
mueset, not sacritked to the intenots of their rulers, std

you tk• sway et the sense Moe one of the most terrible
=of moral depravation which ever wee wielded far the
ead degradation of any portion of manklnd. Are
sat thesehaportant effects to be derived from so simple a
cause And is not the cause which producee such effects the
wane to be cherished and esteemed because of its simplicity
The change of open into secret voting excites no dlatartenee
weakens the security of no comes rigida, taken away no in-
leintoe of property except its immoral inflame, vidls it is
snouted with two abets of unspeakable importason—it
brings Into action the only security for good government, sad
it puts an end to the most dentoraluang traffic between the
leading taco of the community and the body at the people
that ever had existence upon the face of the earth.—ZeU.
London, England, 1857-09-09

SWEDEN.

The Gazette de Gothenburg of the 4th states that,
in consequence of a consultation on the state of the
health of the King of Sweden, it is acknowledged
that his Majesty cannot in any case sustain the bur-
den of public affairs for a year to come. The King
has therefore felt it his duty to request the States
to provide for the government during his illness,
according to the mods prescribed by the consti-
tution.
London, England, 1857-09-09

PAETN ERSE lI'S DISSOLVED.

Z. A. Vivo. and N. A. Vulva, London—C. Maguire, C. J.
Hyde, and J. Colby, Manchester, general consnuasion bier-
chants, so fa as regards J. Colby—R. Junes and C. C.
Smith, Richmond-strest, St. George's-mad, Southwark,
chair makers--J. Turner and A. Russell—E. Bridge and
S. H. Briggs. Swinton, Nottinghamshire, machine holders
—A. H. Withington, A. Withington, and W. Barratt, Pall-
mall, lacamar—J. Stevens, I. Sbepberd, and J. Barlow
Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Lancashire, mach builders, so ft;
as rept& J. Barlow—W. Golding and R. W. Banow, Cols-
man-street, City, win* merchants—W. L. Sharp and J.
Sian, Gainaborougb, Lincolnshire, maltaters—T. Rom and
F. Walter, Hartlepool West, Durham, sailenakan—R. Tay-
lor and M. Cummins, bricklayers—W. Deny and R. B.
Dal% Shoe-lane, City, founders—W. Churehward, sea., and
W. Chtuchward, Jan., Liverpool ship smiths-0, emus
and J. Tioncr, °pasha'', Lancashire engineer—W. Harris
and R. Appleton, Huddenfirld, linendrapers—R. C. Tanner_ ,
T. H. Itutophrisw, and T. Redmond, Liverpool. ship bead
bakers, so far es regents T. Redmond-8. Fountain, J.
Thornes, and W. Themes, Kingstiortipmt-Hull, fruit mer-
chant. W. Edwards and T. N. Hallam, Northampton, boot
man turcrs-0. W. Lyddall and H. Gregory, Bedford-
street. Strand. 'shirt collar manufacturers—J. Kirkham and
N. Symons, Bridge-road, Battersea, ironfoturiers—J. Swis-
hy.' and H. Collins, Bristol, oil and colour merchants—J. O.

.
Lyle and 11. Venn, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, up-
holsterers—N. W. Spicer and ft. W. Spicer, Chard, Somer.
retabire, surgeons—The Om Light Company of Aberdeen,
the North of Scotland flanking Company, the Peottikh Pro-
vincial Aesuranee Company (formerly called the Aberdeen
Fire and Life Areuranoe Company), the Northern Arauranea
Company, the Market Company In Aberdeen, the Aberdeen
Stearn Navigation Company, ao far aa regard, J. Yeats, A.
Flockhart, J. Fexquhar, and N. Clyne (executors of the late
W. Clyne, jun., Aberdeen, leather merchant).
London, England, 1857-09-09

st

Exchequer Bill' remain quoted tie. to Is. discount.
The transfer books of the New Three per Cosa
were shut for the dividend this afternoon.
Turkish Six per Cents. remain remarkably strap.
After standing for a time at 93 tot, the market left
off firm at 931 tol, being 1 higher than yesterday.
The Guaranteed Four per Cents. remain quoted 11112
to 1.. Other foreign securities are also unmarked 9y
any important venation. Bales are recorded as Mel-
lows ;--Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98 (en.
change, 25f.) ; Brazilian Old Five par Cents., 1021;
Buenos Ayres Six per Cent. Bonds, 85; Dutch NO-
and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exch., 12 11.); dills
Four per Cent. Certifs., 991 ; Mexican Three paa
Cents., for account (16th Sept.), 211, 211; Peruns
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 79 ex dia. ; ditto Three
per Cents., 531 Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863.
451, 45; Russian Five per Cents., 1091; Sardinian
Five per Cents., 90, 891 • Spanish New Deferred
Three per Cents., 231 ; ditto, for &exeunt, 231 ; tin
Passive Bonds, 51 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for se-
count (16th Sept.), 951 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per
Cents., 991 ; ditto, for account, 991.
The market for American railway securities Wee
again decidedly depressed in character to-day. ;li-
nens Central Railway shares, which fell yesterday ts
1 to 3 prem., declined this morning to par to 1 presx,
but the severity of the depreciation induced pur-
chases, and the closing. quotation was 11 to 2/ pre &
Of New York and Erie Railroad shares some pur-
chases were effected at 20 per cent.: the day Ix fan
yesterday the price of this stock was 28 to 30 per
cent. blichigan Central 8 per cent. Bonds, 1869,
and New York Central 6 per cents., convertible,
1861, were severally quoted 1 per cent. worse. Far
most descriptions, however, the quotations are
merely nominal.
The nominal closing quotations for the shares a
• some of the new undertakings are subjoined, viz. i
Oude Railway, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; Central
• Oude Railway, par to 3 prem. e Eastern Bengal
Railway, to 3-16 prem. •, Punjaub Railway,
' to 3-16 pm._; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 dia.
to par ; Red Sea Telegraph, par to/ prem. ; Riga
and Dunahurg Railway (Consolidated shares),
to per.