The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1861.

NTROxr: CALA —"sir NIVEA AND THIS SHORE.

DANA iO-11017-1177.-(1•118 DAY)

Between I anil 2 o'clock this morning, the wind,
suddenly shifting to the southward of west, blew with
gloat ,Pdenee, cud increased over the flood tide toe strong
ai-vanpanial with heavy gusts and driving .bowery.
The shipping on the riser, particularly at the duck
entiaeoes, was in a state of indesiiiilable confusion at
high water, and several collisions took place, involving a
serious loss of property. The Ann of Brithani, whilst at
hoe, bad her bows stove io, and bowsprit and foretop-
mad carried away. .% lug twit foundered at Fast Green-
wich, the crew, consisting of three men, being providentially
saved by a Harking smack. On the ebb, the current being
aided by the gale, two tiers of vessels dragged from their
nea.nngs, and falling athwart haw,e of other., von.
aitlerahle damage to spars, rigging, bulwark., and boats
eras .tfter high water the gale subsided con.
siderably, but era. still so violent as to impede the steam-
iest trattie materially, the smaller yowls being scarcely
able to make head way against wind and tide On the
shore the damage done to house property is immense,
several Louse. in the South London districts having
been nearly denuded of slates, tiles, chimney pots,
cowls, which, falling into the roadways, inflicted serious
injuries eu puosengers. A waggon, with a lofty loud of boss,
was completely blown over so the lient.rimiL and it was
with great difficulty that the sliaft.horse was extricated. A
Wen who was riding us the top fortunately ilescenileil at
the tollbar, otherwise he would have been nitiA injured, if
sot killed. t rine elm tree was blown down at Hateham,
awl the forest trees in Hyde, the Green, and St. James's
Park., haw sustained much injury. Ou the South
Liatern, Eu.tern Counties, and fired Northern rail.
ways, the early up trains were delayed fur beyond
their spocilied time of arrival by the violence of
the wind, which, to use the words of an engine-
driver, blew tremendously through the cuttings and tunnels.
Very great anxiety prevails at Lloyd'a, and it is feared that
the n ,et peat will bring a beg list of shipping disasters
from the north and west crab. The tide in the river this
morning pew above its usual height, inundating wharves
and low-lying premises, awl Inns are being cowitructed to
glee cut its recurrence.

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Dieratremoir or THE THREE 31ARINERS TAVERN,
BOLVONDSZT.—(Train DAY.)—Between 2 and 3 o'cicsek this
morning a fire broke out in the premises belonging to Mr.
C. Handley, a licensed victualler, and proprietor of the
Three Manners Tavern, No. 26, Bermondsey-wall. The
discovery was male in the following singular manner :
It appears that Mr. Handley kept two small dogs in his
house, and when the landlord and his wife went to bed, he
by some mistake left his bedroom dour open. Shortly before
3 o'clock both parties were awoke by the doge scratching their
faces. Upon getting up to turn tho dogs out., they found
volumes of smoke pouring up the staircase. Having roused
the other inmates, they flew to one of the hack windows,
jumped out upon some leads, passed late the next house,
and reached the ground without renewing any injury. The
firemen, who were aided by 70 hired auxiliaries, at length
managed to get the flames extinguished, but not until Mr.
Handky's premises were destroyed, and those of Mr. Thos.
Birch, coffee-shop keeper, No. 2!i, and Mr. Hickman (pri-
vate), No. 27, were damaged by fire, breakage, and removal.
The loss will fall upon the Liverpool and London and
Phoenix fire-odicen. The origin of the disaster is unknown.
THE CH•RO3 or FRAUD AGAINST A CAT7TA
DIALER.—Io our last week's number it will be seen that a
man named Wiodeat, an extensive cattle dealer, residing
in London, was charged at the Taunton Police court
with defrauding several farmers in this oeighbourhoivl
of various sums of money, amounting in the whole to
1,2001., and was remanded until Saturday last. The
committal of the prisoner to gaol so operated on his
mind that it was deemed necessary to apply to the
bench on the Wednesday following to admit him to bail,
Mr. Liddon, surgeon to the prises, stating that if the pri-
cier was longer detained he would become insane. Th.
magistrates, therefore, admitted him to bail on his own
reeogniarinoss in the sum of 5001. to appear on Satur-
day. On the 14th instant he aooordingly appeared to
answer the charge, accompanied by his solicitor, Mr.
Bishop, of Exeter, and seemed to have thoroughly
recovered from the indisposition which led to his being
admitted to bail on the Wednesday previous. A large
number of persons attended the emu* although it was me.
rally understood that he had satisfied the claims of all hie
creditors. Mr. Bishop, on behalf of Mr. Winded, thanked
the beech for the kindness they had shows by temporarily
discharging him from prison. His visit to the seaside bad
had • beneficial effect. As be had settled with the whole of
his creditors, there was now no reason fur detaining him
longer. Mr. Taunton, solicitor for the tore, offered
no objection, and ola.erved that Mr. W indent had done all
he could do, having fairly and honestly met the demands of
his clients. He was accordingly discluirged.—Salisbeiry
Journal.

kW- MUM KILLED IN A SHAM FIGHT.--A review
of the Ohunorganshire Rides, which took place at Dowbtis
en Thursday last, terminated with a sham fight, and while
it wail going on a women named Susan Thomas, the wife of
a working man in Merthyr, who wee looking on with a
child in Ler arms, was struck on the head by a piece of iron.
She fell to the ;mood, and, although medical aid wee
immediately obtained, died ie 10 minutes. Just before the
accident a min bad been exploded and an IS-pounder gun
discharged. To which of these.evente the accident is
attributable has not yet been ascertained.
OKDINATION AT CHESTEIL—At Chester, on Sun-
der. Sept. 22, 1861, the following gentlemen were ordained :
—bemoan: Edward Brewer Brooks, WA., Worcester Col.
lege, Oxford, licensed to Trinity Church. Toxteth.risrk ;
William Pegs Roberts, 8.A., St. John's College, Cambridge,
licensed to St. Thomas, Stock Frederick Wainwright,
R A., Trinity College, Cambridge, licensed to St. Jude's,
Want Derby ; Charles Henry Be ow. RA., Trinity College,
Dublin, Beamed to Neeton ; Henry Lissignol Doheve,RA.,
Trinity College, Dublin, licensed to St. Jobe's, Liverpool ;
James Bower, Bt, Aulan's College, Birkenhead, licensed to
St. Peter's, Parr. By letters dimiasory from the Lord
Bishop of Hereford—John Salwey, RA., Trinity College,
Cambrvlge. Priests : Randle Jackson Waters, RA., Woe.
eager Colima, Oxford ; W ißiem Henry Woodham, 8.A.,
Worcester College, Oxford , Hilton Gardner, 8.A., Cain
Collage, Cambridge ; Arthur Willson, RA.. Caius College,
Cambridge ; James Chadwick Lees, 8.A., Queen's College,
Cambridge; Brooke Priestly Lister, RB., Christ's College,
Cambridge ; John Parry, 8.A., Corpus Chriali College.
Cambridge; J 1111261 Barry Roberts, 8.A., Trinity College,
Dublin; William Smith, 8.A., Trinity College, ;
Thomas Carter, St. Bees College ; James Jenkins, St.
Aidan's College, Birkenhead.
ORDINATION AT ClLOYDON.—Orlination held by
the Archbishop of Canterbury, at Christ Church, Croydea,
Sunday, Sept. 22, 11461. Priests : --John Michael VSIIIOO,
8.A., Magdalen College, Oxford; SamuePFrancis Cromwell,
RA., Bt. John's College, Owebridge ; Andrew A. W. Brow,
RA., Trinity College, Cambridge ; Charles L. Hardman,
RA., Cana College, Canebrklge ; Robert H. Wright,
M.A., Trinity College, Ambridge; Edmond J. Rose-
Gimps, SA Aidea's • Richard Richards, 81. Aldan's.
Deacons :—Charles J. 'Astbsirr, RA., assesoes College,
Oxford; John W. P. Jones, M.A., Worcester College,
Oxford ; Walter Abbott, RA., Christ College, Cambridge ;
George Henry Rigby, RA.. Trinity College, Cambridge ;
Richard Duke, 81. Aidan's ; Idward M. Selinlrre, a.
A idan's.

SALES or BLOOD STOCK, kc., AT DONCASTER.
During the past week Messrs. Tattersall sod Mr. Robert
Johnson, of York. have sold Llood stuck to the value of
nearly 16,00 W , sod, from this Large sum, our readers may
farm ones oulimato of the large number of 9nt•class 50'.
male that rams MAT the hammer iu the Doocaster Sop.
tembonewireek.

MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAY.)

Two e'CLocs.

The funds are again weaker to-day, owing to a
renewal of talus fur immediate delivery. Oonioli•
have experienced a fresh fall of per cent. Eng-
lish railway stocks have generally declinel. The
other markets are well supported. Foreign
bonds continue in demand.

•At Parbt thiM morning, according to ➢gr.
Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reuter
opened at Ofr. 35e.., being sc. better than on
Saturday.

Cons Ola are officially marked 934, ;:f, and for
money, and 931 and g for the account. The
present quotations are 934 to 11 for money,
and 934 to 4 for the 10th of October.
The official business report is as follows :—Three
per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4 ; New Three per
Ceuta., 914, tl, 4 ; India Five per Cent.
Stock, 1U31,', ; ditto scrip, 1034, 4 ; ditto Four
per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 984, 4 ; ditto Bonds,
9a., 13a. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced "
=Pee paper, 964; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per
Cent., 1034 ; Exchequer Bills, June, Ba. prem.
The Turkish Loan of 1854 has risen 4 per cent.,
being quoted 844 to 4. The loan of 1838 is steady,
at 684 to 69 ex .1 iv. Mexican Bonds are dulL Buenos
Ares are in demand, with an upward tendency.
This department generally is strong, and a consi-
derable amount of business has been done.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-
and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1860, 914 to 91, 4 ; Buenos
Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 884 to 88 ;
Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 (exchange
25fr.) ; ditto Deferred, 30; Chilian Four-and-a-Half
per Cents., 85 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates,
101 ; French Three per Cent. Rental, 69, (ex-
change, 25fr.); Italian Five per Cents., 704 (ex-
change, 25fr.); ditto scrip, 71/, 4 ; Mexican Three
per Cents., for account, 234, 4 ; New Granada
Active, 17, 161 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per
Cent. Dollar ponds, 904 (exchange 4a) ;
Russian Five per Cents., 994, ex div. ; Sardinian
Five per Ceuta., for account, 804, 81 ; Spanish
Three per Cents., 494 ; ditto for account,
494 ; Spanish Passive, 174 ; the Committee's
Certificates, 6 ; Turkish Six per Cents.,
1854, for account, 844, I ; ditto Six per Cents.,
1858, 684 ; ditto for account, 64, 4, 4 ex div.

The Fire per Cent. Italian Loan, " with coupons
payable half-yearly in London," in tho months of
January and July, is beginning to attract con-
siderable attention in this market, and numerous
transactions have alreadytaken place in the stock
in sterling amounts. Until recently, all business
in it was confined to Paris, but the conditions of the
loan are such as b secure notice at the hands of
English capitalists. Dealings take place either in
stock fully paid up, or in the scrip upon which
14f. 10c. per cent. only has been paid. The four
remaining instalments of 141. 10c. per cent, each
(making in all 70f. 50c.' the price of subscription),
are payable at intervals of two mouths from the
present time. A discount at the rate of 5 per cent.
allowed on all payments in anticipation. The
interest on the stock dates from Ist July last. The
New Loan at the present price yields nearly 7 per
cent. interest.

About 20,0001. in gold wax carried to the Bank on
Saturday. The Sultan hail brought 11,216/. iu
specie from Lisbon.
The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was ex-
cited. The sales reached the extraordinary total of
40,000 bales, and prices were quoted at a fresh rise
of id. per lb.
There were some transactions on Saturday, but at
a merely nominal price—namely of a dollar per
share—in Illinois Central share Options," expir-
ing in February next. This company's shares are
now at 38 dots. discount. The purchaser of the
" Options " gives the price mentioned for a piece
of paper which conveys to him a right to claim from
the company new shares ntpar until next February.
Of course he will not exercise his right miles', the
shares rise to a premium. The nearly valueless
character of this paper in the market is au indica-
tion that the contingency iu question is regarded
as almost impossible.
Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's
Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the
month of October. The total is moderate :

Arrourit per Share.

Due Already 'Number
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