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The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-08

ST. MARY, ISLINGTON.

rem arr. DANIEL enboog.
Jeremiah, e. v. 1.
" Let me talk with Thee of Thy judgments."
The nuiject of the judgments of the Almighty,
the rev. gentleman said, was a solemn one for man's medita •
lion, comprising as they did theme events of Divine Provi-
dence which are of an =Unfit and startling character, and
which indicate in a marked manner the displeasure of the
Kest High. These judgments were now suspended over a
large portion of our Eastern Empire. Peened ri the most
frightful and heartrending charader bad been enacted, and
the fate of India was still trembling in the loilsocc. Our
national prestige. our political and commerciot stoning—
above all, the lives of those near and dear to US—wen
tetegardy, meanwhile our distance preventing any im-
aid. We were, so to speak, the silent
spectators of scenes of horror, in which, at the critical
moment, we can give no aid. They were therefore
smembled on that occasion to pour out their hearts in
prayer—to " talk with God of His judgments." We might
do that Bret in the way of solemn inquiry and investigation.
Lot us resolve that henceforth we will more realonaly make
India the great field of missionary enterprise. It was a
striking fact that. whin in the scenes of our Christian We-
alone of Bengal little or no disturbance, bad taken place, at
tho ten or twelve Voice where the greatest enormities had
occurred, including Lithoor, no missionary had ever been
located. Let ft be our earnest resolve that India in its length
and breadth shall henceforth become the special field of
Christian culture.
The rev. gentlemen then made an earnest appeal for pa-
=nary relief for those who are now suffering from the
mutiny, and the collection, which wee made immediately
after the sermon, produced 4,31. lle.
London, England, 1857-09-12

THE EVANGELWAL ALLIANCE

The assembly of Evangelical Christians was
opened at Berlin on the 9th. The meeting took place in
the gat riiwu church. Prayers invoking the Divine blessing
on the laboure of the easembly, were offered up in German,
French, and Engbib. The lion. mid Rev. Baptist Noel,
his pre) cr, implored the protection ,of God for las tellow
cuutrinien in India, and the Divine aid in the woody
evingelisation of that country.
London, England, 1857-09-12

THE FOREIGN LEGION.

The Frankfort Journal says it is authorised to
state, in reply to the numerous applications which
were daily made to the English Legation in that
city for service in the British forces, "that the
Engli-h government has no intention of forming a
foreign legion, and that foreigners ore not admitted
into the ranks of the British army."
London, England, 1857-09-12

MEETING AT DORCHESTER.

A Inectini of the inbabilante of 1) och-ster sad the
sPish6otrh,.l wad held in the Guildhall of that town on
Wedni•ellty afternoon, the %eyrie, Mr. Ensor, having con •
Trued the same in oucusequenee of s itionnututhiation received
front the Lord Mayor of London, soli, itieg co-operation iu
raising Made to assist the dostitute auffecers by the mutiny
in Indic The Mayor presided, and among those prevent
there WAS a fair sprinkling of the clergy sod principal inha-
bitants of the vicinity.
No co& ction was made et the door, it being intended to
send forms mond to each house, so that the occupiers may
enter their subscription*, which will be rolled for by collar.
tore in the stone manner as wee adopted in connexion with
the patnutte fund.
London, England, 1857-10-01

THE BRAZILS.

SOUTRAIIPTON, WIDNILIDLT NIGHT.
The steamship l'eutonia has arrived from the
Broils, with 28 passengers, 11,000 bags of coffee,
1,000 rolls of tobacco, 1,000 baskets of figs, &c. The
latest dates are Rio, Sept: 1 ; Bahia, 6; Pernambuco,
9; Lisbon, 28th—being about fourteen da3 a' later
intelligence than before.
There is no political news of importance.
London, England, 1857-10-01

rugar every Wednesday for his own use. I will 'wear that
prisoner was not entitled to receive it. Foe his own use he
was supplied with lump sugar.
Pollee-constable Cook, 198 S, mkt betook the poisoner into
comedy yeatetday afternoon at the College Arms. When ho
told him the charge, the prisoner said they could not make a
felony of it, so he had norm removed the sugar off the pre-
mina. The weight of the sugar in avert was Silb.
Mr. Lewis contended that there wea no ease made out
against the priaoner.
l%lr.Tyrwho.t mid he should take hail for tie prisoner—two
sureties in 16t each.

--iiiOl;;Chaviag beet put in, the ptisoner was allowcd
to go.
WORSHIP-STREET.
- - - - - - . .

Maria Clark, charged on the first examination on suspicion
of having canoed the death of her illegitimate daughter, nine
years of age, wan brought up for anal examination, charged,
on her own confession, with murder.
The case hea already been reported. The prisoner and
her cbld were inmates of Homerton Union workhouse, and
on the 3rd September they left the workhouse, unknow a to
the authorities. On the same evening she complained to
her sister of hating missed the girl by the side of the canal.
On the followins morning she pointed out a spot when eke
alleged her chibi's bonnet had been seen on the surface of
the water, and there the body was found. Subsequently
letters were discovered in her hand, confessing that she
caused her daughtes'a death; and now the following evi-
dence was given.
Sergeant Mate, 28 N, stated that on the 14th instant the
accused was in the station house, and said in his hearing—
" I drowned my child because I did not wiab to see it grow
up and wear than large hats the girls now wear lathe street."
Stie then, holding her arms out, added, It laid in my arms
like this, and I threw it into the canal. It did not struggle
much, but died likes lamb. I thought drowning an easier
death than hanging, but found it was not."
The depositions being completed by Mr. Safford, the woad
clerk, the prisoner was fully committed to Newgate for

BUen Hogg, charged with concealing the birth of her
illegitimate child, and disposing of the body, wee blonde*
committed to the Central Criminal Court for trial.
London, England, 1857-10-01

THE IRON AND COAL TRAMS.

WOLVERHAMPTON, 'WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The preliminary meeting of the ironmesters of.
this district yes bald to-day, at noon, at the Swan Hotel,
Wolverhampton, Philip Williams, Esq., in the chair. The
attendance was Its numerous than usual, and abets yety
brief discussion it was unanimously resolved to adhere to the
prices re-confirmed at the last quarterly meeting; these beau
for tars 9/. per ton ; other descriptions, hoops, she eta, and
plates, the usual rtes higher in 'portion. Beet hot-air
pig iron is quoted V. 6s. per ton ; m this the price recede'
to 31. 10s., varying with the quality ; but cinder p are now
In much lees demand than they were two or_ three years
since, and of late the tendency has been in the direction of
improvement of the standard of Staffordshire iron ; infect, it
has been found that the inferior quality of iron is not suited
foe manufacturing purposes, neither doss it pay the pro-
&mere. At the present time there are a few stocks of pigs
which accumulated during the hot weather ; these are
being gradually worked up, and the make of pig iron in this
district la considerably below the consumption, although the
means of production have, during the last five years, very
Every increased.
At to day's meeting there was a general concurrence of
vbion that the consumption of pig iron will he much greater
duzinq the ensuing than it was in the past quarter, and that
the price is likely to be very firm In consequence. The trade
Cey is in a healthy state, and during the last week orders
er:ollme in more freely especially from home consumers.
Ironstone remains at 18s. per ton.
The coal trade is brisk. The Earl of Stamford has com-
menced sinking for coal upon his Envitle estate, and it memo
probable that ultimately not only Parente, but filmic', end
Wotobourn, will become iron-producing districts.
London, England, 1857-10-01

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

CALCUTTA, AvorsT re.

We have been in receipt of home dykes to the 10th ult.,
by the Peninsular end Oriental Company's stesm-shlp Dew),
which arrived here on the 13th instant. Although the
money market in England had improved, the state of the
nuutete for Indian staple articles Is not such as to impart
animation to our export trade, in which, we velvet to
operations hove been conducted during the fortnight under
review on s very moderate scale.
We are sorry we cannot report say impoventent in our
produce market. The unsettled state of the country and
cons quent stoppages of business in the Upper Provumes,
tort me with the very sm►ll supplies and high price of goods,
have prevented anything like a goon Weiner being dom.
London, England, 1857-01-27

k to 3 prem.: Eastern Bengal Railway, 3 to 1 prem;
Ceylon Railway, 1 to 13 prem.; Calcutta and South
Eastern Railway, 1-16 to j prem.; Rip and Dmu-
burg 3 to 13_ prem.; Euphrates Valley
Railway, 3 to 3 prem.; New Brunswick and Canada
Railway and 'feud A shares, 3 dis. to par; ditto B
shares, 3 toe die.
The nominal quotations for some other new pro-
jects are as follow :—European and Indian Junc-
tion Telegraph, 3 to 3 prom. ; West Ham Distillery
Company, 3 din. to par; Levant Mineral, 3 to j dia. ;
California Water Company, 3 to 3 prem.; British
cultural Company, 3 to 3 prem.
e new issue of shares of the Great Indian Penin-
sula Railway were quoted 3 to 3 prem.
Annexed arc the latest reports from the foreign
markets, as received per the Continental telegraph ;
Faris Monday (closing prime) : Three per Cent.
Rate., for money, 67.70; ditto for account, 67.70 ; ditto,
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for money, 94. Bank
shares, 4,175.
Vienna Saturday (closing prices) Austrian Five per
Cent. Metallic., 823; ditto, our-and-a-1M per Cents.,
72. Exchange on London, 10.17.
Amsterdam—Saturday (dosing prin.) . Dutch Four per
Cents., 941; dim', Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 633;
Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., -23 7-16 ; Austrian
Fire per Cent. Metallic', 743; Portugnese, 44 7-16;
Granada Active, 213 ; Granada Deferred, 6 7-16; MCILKIM,
201; Venezuela Active, 3313.16; Peruvian Four-and-a-
Half per Cents., 75; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
931. Austrian stock is armor.
Berlin Saturday: Russian Fire per Cents., 1041.
Russian eta( k is rather better.
Hamburg Saturday : Spanish Three per Cents. De-
ferred 223 ; Russian Five per Cent.., 993 ; ditto Fouritod-a-
Half per Cents., 89.
Frankfort—Saturday Spanish Detente, 233; Magnin
Five per Cont. ?Metallic*, 773.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Cioar.

There has again been a considerable amount of
business to-dav in home mining shares in the Stock
Exchange. Prices are generally well supported.
Alfred Consols shares have met with more inquiry.
Cobra sharer are firmer, being marked .38k and 59.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange:
Botallack, 1724. 175; Chancelorevllle, 6a. 3d. ' • Best
Basset, 69, 70, 71, 724; East Alfred, 275. 159 a. ; Great Alfred,
10f, 1, 10, f ; Great South Tolgus, 16 ; Marge 33, L 341.
314, -334; North Crafty, 61, 7; Porkellis. . 10; Kew-
' ',erne United, 34, 33, 36, 374, 34, 36; Sort Consols,
I_l, 1; South Condurrow, 6s. 9d., 78. 3d., 7s. 9d., .8a ;
Trewestha, 34, 9.16 ; Wert Frances, 32h 3111 • West Oren-
ville, 48., 40. 6d. • Wheal Basset, 300; Wheal. Edwarl3.l.;
WWheal HarriZt, 24a., 25e. ; Wheal Kitty (Lelent), 14 1;
heal Margaret, 43, 4; Wheal Mary Anne, 451;
Wrev, 61, 7,
AC'e understand that the Shareholders Committee
for the winding up of the Imperial Brazilian Mining
Association have determined upon sending out Mr.
Ifitehins, the secretary, on the 9th February. with
power to make arrangements for settling- the com-
pany's affairs in the Brazil'.
London, England, 1857-01-27

COMMERCIAL AND MABEE=

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY.
(NT MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)
(FROM OCR OWN CORRISPONDENT.)
We have not had so good an attendance of farmers and
dealers for several market days.
Good dry wheat was in fair demand at full prime. Other
grades lower and neglected. Indian corn steady.
Beans, oats, peas, meal, and other things unaltered in
price.

MINCECO-LANE.-THIS DAY.

Sroaa.—The largo public sales are going off steadily at
about 6d. adrurce.

Corrre.—Native Ceylon of good quality Fuld in public
sale at 665. 6d. to 675., which showed a slight advance.
Tex.—There is leis excitement in the market to-day, yet
yesterday's prices arc supported.
RICE.—The large public sales went off without virit, and
a largo portion was brought in, yet we do not alter gent&
quotations.
Item remains firm. . .

Corrox—A large business done yesterday, say 2,500 bales
sold; Tinnevelly at id. *drape. ; Surat& at full prices.
CINNAXON.—The quarterly sales went off heavily and
nearly half bought in ; let qualities de, lined 4d. , seconds,
2d. to 31.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market remains firm at the subjoined quotations .
Town tallow, 60s. 6d. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on.
the spot, 625.; Jan. to )torch, 624. sellers ; April to June,
565.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. E. J. Davis reports a full supply.; trod* heavy.
Prime meadow hay, 635. to 665. ; supenor dtto, 70s. to 78s. ;
inferior ditto, 50s. to 655. ; roweu, 60a. to 60s. ; clover, 70s.
to 100 s.; straw, 245. to 28..
London, England, 1857-01-27

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, Jan. 26.
The Regius Preform of Hebrew (Dr. Pneeilpro-
poses to nsume his Lectures on the Minor Pro aon
Thursday, February 6, at nine o'clock. The Iwo lemen-
tary Courses of Lectures on Hebrew will also commence on
Wednesday, Feb. 4, and Thursday, Feb. 5.
The Regire Professor of Greek (Rev. B. lowetta.A.,
timui
Fellow of Baltiol College) will oommence a course of
on the Republic of Plato on Tucaday, the 3rd of February,
in the lecture room of the Taylor Building, at one o'clock.
The teacher of Italian in the Taylor Institution of the
University of Oxford, Signor SaM, will begin a course of
Iseturss on the 3rd of February, which are open and Roe to
all members of the university.
London, England, 1857-01-27

SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY.

Two oTtooff.

The railway share market to-day is rather
flatter in character, in sympathy with the funds.
London and North Western, Manchester and Shef-
field, Berwick, and a few other stocks, are more
offered. In no case, however, is the reaction im-
portant. Great Western stock is firm.
Onnd Trunk of Canada shares have again de-
clined. Other foreign lines are quiet.
London, England, 1857-01-27

THE MAIL STEAMER VIVID.

A letter from Ostend, dated Saturday, in yes-
terday's IridepeatiaNce Beige, says This morning, at
about four o'clock, the Royal Belgian steamer, Ruble,
Captain Dufour, on the way from Dover to Ostend,
perceived a vessel making signels of distress off Dunkirk.
On getting near the commander found It was ths Eng-
lish mail-steamer Vivid, which left Ostend yesterday
evening for Dover, end which had broken the axle
of its wheel,. This accident had caused such a complete de-
rangement in the machinery that the Vivid could get no fur-
ther. Commander Dufour hastened to lend assistance, and
after many efforts succeeded in taking the steamer in tow and
bringing it on to Calais, where they safely arrived at eight
o'clock, a.m. Bane minutes afterwards tho Rubin left
Cabin and arrived here at eleven o'clock."

The Paris correspondent of the Brussels bade.
porekere slake that the Minister of the Interior has ad-
dressed the fonewing litter to the preeidente ot the Paris
dabs :—"Xonriear,—Nuenereas eceapisints lave Teethed OM
_ _ _

of the meet of phi ist owes of the makable:l dabs at Paris.
Thome coosylsiete woks it ray duty to raided the "...vetoing
coemaittere et the elate that goalie( is 'Merl) hateddea;
that pomade' era abated he the vioidiso dais law; and
that, era, with game that ere slowed, the gowerweeet wW
see with moth dirgiessore any imam of the makes, sod, if
porenery, vat r sothorky to pot a shy to it. I beg you,
inonsicur, to be good awn& to omelet the members of
the club over which you peak, of this ecousulaicatica. I

doubt not tbat they: win receive with favour regulations
inspired la much by tie Woe* of faseiliou ss by that of
pat& roondity.—Rersies, to., the Mister of the Interior,
BILLALLT,"
London, England, 1857-09-24

(Before Xr. Crete.)

Andrew Erhour', 24, a German, was Indicted for stealing
three silver guard chains, and other article., value 201., the
property of Wm. Kerite, also a German.
This ram w.e remarkable for the gross ingratitude which
eltarecterised the conduct of the prisoner. From the evidence
of the wife of the prosecutor, it appeared that mon after
Whitauntide, finding the prieotter, • fellow-countrymen, in
diem., her husband took him into their hotter gave him
food and lodging, • pair of boot., and bought him watch-
maker's tools costing 3!. 10e., to enable him to earn hie
living at his trade. lie remained with his benefactor. for
air weeks, but, on the 22nd of July, he went away without
saying a word. After be was gone two gold watches, one
silver watch, and three Or, r guards were misrd from the
room he worked in, and which had been given to him by the
prosecutor to reir. On the 2nd of September, the prisoner
was apprehended by Mr. John Clements, the raperiatesdent
of pollee at Cariterhury, and, cm searching him, purnbroksie
duplicates for the stolen property were found In his
Coe, and the watchmakers tools bought for him tertt
proecentor, were found at hi. lofting. in Canterbury.
The jury found the prisoner
Mr. Creepy etrongly deprecated the ingratitude of the
prisoner, after the kindnem shown to him by his fellow-
countryman. He sentenced him to imprisonment end hard
labour for ten month..
Daniel Busk 16, an old offender, was found Guilty of
stealing a pocks-handkerchief from the person of • man
whose name I. unknown, and sentenced to peel servitude
for four years.
London, England, 1857-09-24

AUSTRIA AM) RUSSIA.

We (Timee) have received the following telegram
from our Vienna correspondent:

" WIDXICSDAT, Site'r 23, /mos.
"The Emperors of Austria and of Russia are to
meet at Weimar.
" The Emperor. Francis Joseph leares Vienna on
the 29th instant."
London, England, 1857-09-24

BRIGHTON.

Yesterday a public meeting of the inhabitants of
Brighten, convened by the Mayor, was held at the Town-
hall, for the purples of expressing their sympathy for the
sufferinp of our fellowicountrymen In India, Mr. J. G.
DAMS, the mayor of Brighton, presided.
TM Rev. Mr. Weos ru, vicar of Brighton, proposed the
first resolution, expressive of the eympathlss of the meeting
in the sufferings of the people in India.
Lieut.-Colonel Fawcett seconded the motion, and having,
as en officer • ho had grown grey in the ranks of the Bengal
!army, regretted that the identification which formerly existed
between the officer and those be commanded should have
been so fearfully eevered, be called attention to the good ser-
vice that army had performed in times !cone by, and took a
rapid view of the history of British India, giving it as his
opinion that in the long run the revolt would be found to be
productive of the highest advantages. Referring to the ger-
viees of General Havelock, be mid that in Frazee they would
be honoured with a marshal's baton indeed of • good Ke-
ttles pension of 100/. per annum. The fiction of the East
India Company should he done away with, and the Queen
proclaimed Emprese of India. The gallant officer concluded
his speech by referring to the impoverwhed stale of the Ben-
gal military fund.
Lord Pevr.snar, ILP., supported the resolitlion, and said
it was indeed a touching sight to see a nation like England
acting as one man, fur the relief of those who had suffered
from the atrocities at Cawnpore and Delhi. If them aired-
nee were without parallel, so WO, in the history. of nations,
had been the deal of our renowned and illustnous army.
(Hem, beer.) The Sem.s bail never yet encountered the
British army. They had engaged with a few regiments, but
when they did meet the entire force now marching against
them, then wee betide them, for they would hero Wien
upon the bowel terrible retribution.
Mr. Domeote. M.P., also supported the resolution, which
wee Sea speed to.
The Rev. lie. WYATT. is proposing the opening of a public
eubseription, remarked that India was going through a bloody
lostration, the issues of which would however be favourable to
her. He hoped that while justice untinetured by revonge was
inflicted upon the fiepoyi, public buildings would tee the
sake of art be respected, and that when Brinell authority
was swain reamed, we should be more forward than hitherto
in advancing our religion, as the mend bond of loyalty with
which we could bind tbenatime to our rule.
. .

Mr. CATT seconded the motion, and in feeling terms
alluded to the afflictions autfered by the relatives of the
victims of the mutiny resident In this country.
The resolution having been adopted. a number of sub-
uniptimm wen announced; a committee was then formed
to carry nut the otdacta of this weeetimg, and the proceedings
terminated.
London, England, 1857-09-24

BRISTOL.

A public meeting~
of citizens, convened by the
Mayor, John Vining, Esq., was held yesterday, at the build-
hall, Bristol, for the purpose of expressing sympathy with
our suffering fellow-countrymen in India. The Mayor pre-
sided, and in opening the proceedings explained the
eircum-
elancee which had prevented him from convening the meet-
ing at an earlier period. He was happy in believing that the
cause had not suffered by the delay, so an intimation which
ho gave through the papers had enabled him to obtain over
600/. Since he had been in that hall be had bad placed in his
hands, tram Henn. Mills and Co., 100 L. C. H. Price,lol.lol..,
Henry Prltebsrd, 201. • Meters. T. and H. Proctor, 201. ; CoL
Smith, 101. ; and °then sums.
J. 8. Heimann EN., moved a resolution expressing
Indignant abhorrence of the late barbarous outrages in
British India, and deep sympathy with the unhappy sufferers
there.

M. D. HILL, Esq., in seconding the resolution, defended
the justice of British rule in India, es likewise its mercy.
He need not defend every set of the BritiA government,
bat, se a 'camel remark, be asserted that that rule had been
the rule of Justice, humanity, and forbearance; and were
the Almighty disposer of events to overthrow that rule
to-morrow the consequence would be more calamitous to
the 300 millions of India than to the thirty millions of the
British Empire. Mr. Hill alluded in glowing terms to the
brilliant achievement of British arms, and to the strong
claims which the sufferers had upon the sympathies of this
kingdom. He expressed hie confidence that England would
regain all that she had lost, and instanced the difficulties she
had surmounted, when her cause was not more jest than at
present and her resources fox less.
The Rev. II 1. ROPER supported the resolution.
The resolution was adopted, and the Mayor announced
that he had received from Mr. Jose 201., from Mr. J. 8.
Harford SOL, Masers. H. 8. and J. Bridgete 301., Mr. Bat-
tersby Harford 101., it we. announced that the working
men were arranging machinery for collecting their subscrip-
tions; and • vote of thanks to the Mayor closed the pro.
ceedings.
London, England, 1857-09-24

Alt(lit.s.—TlLLS DAY.

Two o'CLooz.
The market for h3me mining stocks today is
steady, with a moderate amount of business. &area
Consols shares continue to meet with some inquiry,
and are marked 131 sud 14. East Basset have bees
dealt in at 73 to 7tl; Lady Bertha, at 11; and
Wheal Kitty (Lelant). at 211 to 22 ex div.
The shares of the Lusitanian Mining Company
have been dealt in at 11 (11. 15s. paid). In other
foreign descriptions there is no new feature.
Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices
in the Mining Eachnuge yesterday. At the prices
quoted there arc, rola, tively, buyers and sellers :
_ ,

Chancalloeville, 6.. 3i. s.. 9d. •
. • Duet, 729, 779
East Resell,
37.. Gd.; Oaw'toe United, 17.. 6d., 20o.;
Om* South Tali... IQ, 1,..; Hotothuob, If, 2; Iltof-
We Dow., C Loly Bertha., 219, 27.. ed. • North
Promo, 121, 121 ; l'oinoadroo, 17.. ed., 20..; 'St. Day
22.. 6d., 0.. ; Wheel Edward, 91,Whoa
We*, $7.., 394.; Wbtol Molt, 180., 20..

WEDNESDAY EVENPNO.

Alfred Consols shares were to-dsy in active de-
mand, and exhibit a dtcided recovery. There were
also inquiries for shares in Lady Bertha, East
Basset, North Haw% North Fiances, and Fast
Tolgus. On the other hand, llingston Downs,
Pendeez, and West Basset were flatter. Business
was to a fair extent, including &considerable number
of bargains in the Stock Exchange. The following
transactions are reported to us from that establish-
ment, in addition to those recorded in the official list,
via.;—East Tolgus at GO ; Pendccn at 21 to 21;
Tamar at 235.; and Wheal Harriet at 9s. 6d. to 10s.
During the last two or three days the general ap-
pearance of the market has somewhat improved.
London, England, 1857-09-24

CANADA.

The Chicago Press, speaking of the Hudson's Bay
monopoly, says : " Let the Csnadian government be
extend over its territories, and tlity will be at
once opened to a large immigration, thus furnishing
homes to hundreds of thousands of the people of the
United Kingdom who ere longing to Letter their
condition, and adding immensely to the prosperity
and importance of Canada."
A requisition le in course of signature in London,
C.W., calling a meeting for the purpose of consider-
ing the propriety of urging the annexation of the
Hudson's Bay territory to Canada, and for the ex-
pression of opinion as to the most suitable locality
for the future seat of government.
Complaints of the failure of the potato crop are
becoming very general, and there is little prospect
of the yield being so good as was anticipated.
The 'Toronto Leader says .—" We believe it is true
that the speedy return of Sir Fdnitind I lead to Ca.
nada may be looked for. It is probable that
Attorney-General Macdonald has already sailed for
Canada. The return of the lion. J. (toes may, we
presume, be looked for before the end of this
month."

It is said that the Hon. Mr. Filmore, late President
of the United States, is about to marry a lady of
Montreal.

The Toronto Colonist says the investments in
unproductive reel estates in Upper Canada, during
the last four years, have absorbed seven millions of
James Stewart, one of the seamen on board the
Elisabeth Anne Bright, from Liverpool, died from
cruelties received on board the ve-wl on her outward
pewee to Quebec. The coroner's jury returned a
verdict of " manslaughter" wail's,. Michael Keenan,
the boatswain, and declared "that John Olive, the
commander of the Elizabeth Anne Bright, is highly
censurable for neglecting to provide the deceased
James Stewart vnth the necessary care during his
illness, and in not sending him to bo.pital imme-
diately on arriving in the port of Quebec.
A return of the number of immigrants arrived at
there of Quebec to the 11th September, INSII and
185 i, his been published, from which it appears
that ni9l4 more immigrants arrived at Quebec in l h;r7
than in 1866.

COMMIRCIAL.

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London, England, 1857-09-24

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

P MINCINO-LANR.-THIS DAY.

SUOMI. —The put .1.• 1.3/e5 are progressing steadily, and
the market generally has a very iris appearance.
Correia—The puMi! sees arc again large, and are going
off without spirit at yesterday's prices, which showed a de-
cline of la. to 2s.
Tea The market is atm ly but inactive.
BALITE/RM.—The advance, paid yesterday is supported,
refraction 4 to 6, quoted 61a. to 625.
Rms.—The market continues dull.
Cowrow.-600 baler of Madras sold yesterday at full prices.
Ltentoo.—Holders are asking higher prices.
In other articles no wa!erial alteration.
London, England, 1857-09-24

RUSSIA.

The Journal de St. Petersbourg says :—" The
Emperor has given orders that foreign vessels, not
measuring more than 20 lasts, be permitted to navi-
gate the coast of the Bleak Sea from Fort St.
Icicholaa to Anapa. The permiemion is limited to
the present year end the yeer 838."
London, England, 1857-09-24

MARKB7S.

COTTON.—LITURPOOL, SIP?. 23. To-day the .1.
Mounted to only 4,000 bales, of which 20 were Sahli:inet
10d. ; 1,200 Sued, at gd. to so. 600 speculation.
market doled heavily, sad, compared with Friday's rates,
prices of bowed are a dear id. lower; Orleans sod Mobile,
1-16 d. lower. Total sales sines Thursday, 26,000 bales ; ex-
port, 1,000; speculation, 600 ; import, 10,000.

CORN.—BMITON, SEPT. 23.—There wm a good Ripply of
wheat at this market to-day, which we. taken off at about
2s. lees money than last week. Red, 635. to 568.; white,
675. to 60s. The show of spring ono was small, and prices
nominal. Oats, 11 stones, 235. to 265. ; 12 stones, 275.
White pima, 41s. to 43a.; blue, 43a. to 465. Beans, new,
445. to 465.; old, 61a.

STOCKTON-ON-TRU, Rr, T. 23.—T0 !him day's =Owl
wo had a good supply of wheat from eke growers, which sold
at a reduction of 3e. per qr. on but wask's prime Oats sad
keens in good demand at previous rates. Flour. 3s. par tack
lower. Imports during the past week .—Wheat, coastwies,
363 qrs.; foreign, 640 qrs.

COALS.-Lorroom, Barr. 23.-Heswell Oen 14s. ; lona-
sohn's Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; North Percy Hartley, 16s.
MorpethWest Hartley, 17.. , Stewart's Stearn, 16..; Tankeld
Moor, 13s. 9d.; Tankold kloor Butes, 13s. 9d. ; Walker
Primrose, 145.; Ward's West Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Wylarn,
165.; Walls End Riddell, 160. 3d.; Eden Main, 17s. 6d.;
Will. End Belmont, 16s. 6d. ; Walla End Bnuidylla, 1811.;
Walls End Framwellgate, 17.. 64.; Walls End Kepler
Orange, 18a. 3d.; Walla End Lautbton, 18a. 6d.;
Walls- End Haugh 11111, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Hunwiek,
16.. 9d.; vial. End South Hartlepool, 17s. 9d.; Will.
End Ti.., 18a. 9d.-Ships at Market, 48; said, 43.
London, England, 1857-09-24

BOW-STREET.

An who
wsinihd; henry by Mr. W. D.
Rothe, who stated that he was the editor of Patel Pry. The
applirent r.omplabeed of the reports which bed appeared of a
carat this court reported in yesterday's Doily News. H.
denied that Paul Pry was among the papers mined in Holy-
well-street, and also that it was en obscene payer.
Mr. Mace, the chief usher. stated that several copies of Paul
Pry which had been seised were produced by Mr. Durkin en
the day previous.
Mr. Roche mid that the two numbers of Paul Pry for
which the poblisber was imprisoned were never issued.
When it wee found that they contained objectionable matter,
they were destroyed.
The magistrete (Mr. Henry) said that he maw no mis-
statemente to correct. Mr. Jardine would hare to decide at
the nut hearing whether the books were obscene or not,
which might be somewhat difficult.
The editor then withdrew.
London, England, 1857-09-24

THE HALLAD 07-10AIIIN0 HANNA.

(Etespactfully dedicated to the A
")nther of lir Ballad of
" Oriana.
(Front Afoot.)
Revered Drew and Cooke and Roe,
Roaring Hanna,
Preaching=e streets forego,
• Hanna.
Where Orange hates and Papist, glow,
In church 't sere wiser, if wore aloe,
Roaring Hanna,
To preach "the word" without "the blow,"
Roaring Hanna!
Think you wed of Christian sowing,
Roaring Hanna,
Like to thrive by blood set flawing,
Roaring Hanna ?
Staves were going, stones were throwing,
The gospel trump to battle blowing,
Roaring Hanna !
And the row to you was owing,
Roaring Hanna!
In your sables, black ea night,
Roaring Hanna,
Cheek and choker both so white,
Roaring Hanna,
Your congregation armed for fight,
With staves in carnal fists held tight,
Roaring Hanna,
" Peace and good will" how well you cite,
Roaring Hanna!
Behind the Harbour-offioo wall,
Roaring Hanna,
Girt by your Lisbon lads so tail,
'towing Hanna,
What's faction's dame, ore, hatred's gall,
What's riot, bloodshed, row, or bated,

Roaring Hanna,
To was who bouts an inward call,
ROlrillir HAMS ?
In vain the magistrates applied,
Roaring Hanna;
Your rights were you to set aside,
Roaring Hanna?
Your rights were you to set aside,
For Papivis, though with guns supplied,
Roaring Hanna ?
Deemed they you lacked all Christian pride,
Roaring Hanna ?

" Sermons in stones" doll Shakespeare tram,
Roaring Hanna ;
But "Shores in amnions" snit your case,
Roaring Hanna ;
Soon on your trne•blue totes of gram,
Tha Papist ruffians milled apace,
Roaring Hanna,
And argument to stave. gave place,
Roaring Hanna.
A fair sitLoir tho Sabbath day,
Roaring Hanna,
And one well to heart may lay,
' Hanna.
Bow blest mutt the prayers you say,
Yid curse and cry of party-flay,
Rowing Hanna;
Nothing like oil can fire allay,
Roaring Hanna!
remonstrance from the Bee'
Roaring Hanna ;
Off Clarke and Coates were forced to sneak,
Roaring Hanna.
Bow I respect thy saintly cheek,
That law'. protection dares to meek,
Roaring Hanna,
Law which thou wert the first to break,
Roaring
Thou Meat aloud ; none heed thy cries,
Roaring Hanna,
TM worst-vied man 'math Irish skies,

Vas al

hew the Beek

sods,
:
The bloody Pa may arise,
Break Orangeeds, black Orange eyes,
Roaring Hanna,
'Cause Protestants have done Unwise,
Roaring Hanna l
Oh Papist triumph, True blue was !
Roaring Henna,
Oh Orange splendours waxing low!
Roaring Hanna!
Shall Papists vile give blow for blow,
And Justice ant, as long ago,
i Hanna.
''Twistthelr:o7 :fus a dirrenee know?
Roaring Hanna!
When the Hussars charge down the quay,
Roaring Hanna,
When fire the Orem Coustablary,
Roaring Hanna,
Let grateful Belfast think of thee,
That sleeping party-bates set free
Roaring Hanna,
And Lid him Wm, who roused that sea,
Roaring Hanna!
London, England, 1857-01-20

?COI

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-TIIIS DAY.
MAGNETIC TRLSORATR.)
(,1011 OUR OWN CORRIMPONDENT.)
There was but a small attendance of millers or dealers at
market this dey.
The trade was dull, with a tendency downwards ; but, in
the absence of transactions, the quotations both of wheat and
tour are regular.
Indian corn sold at. 33e. 6d. per qr.
Oats, meal, beans, pees and other articles, little doing,
and no prices given.
Weather dull.
London, England, 1857-01-20

NAVAL AND MILITARY

MALTA, JAN. S.

The maim tared badly during the storm In on the
let, he Oak Soil sad hats set off on • visiting exclusion,
sad hi ad seinen. Meet *Me luta IS fart Monad had
le be shatlensi by the amps pmeaseed la them (the 481 h)
mho lea op thele Impsesysbode in the Quarantine deport.
iamb The let hey* ISteaped it St. George'. 8.7,
seemed MI mese severely ; the whole of their tents
was eaferfelely him easy, sad met of the hats,
so that the zoshment was completely espoad Se
the stem The eines bad to Mop with the ass, sad
wee empesbriell Ise abate tweedpirar hems ti atm tosie
smeid he psemesd, the whole of the Mob of balk SIM sad
Alma big died with wain and smethered in mad Ito
II sash illeeted lered s good &Whig sad the spelling
el dials alsilmo—a What heavy calamity to some et' the
"brit" et the element.
London, England, 1857-01-20

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

Sr oaa.—Tho market has opened with a good demand,
end the public sales are progressing at rather higher pricer.
Correa.—Tbe small public sales of East India and St.
Domingo see Our of otoodity.
TRA.—Tbo trade continue to buy with confidence, at fully
previous rates. Both buyers and sellers of speculative de-
emptiest' seem not desirous to operate at welmt.
Ktce.—The large public sales went of heavily, and the
bulk of the mond was bought in to support prices.
Rttm.—This article is steady, but not active.
Corrna.-100 balm sold yieterday.
Satrravna.—The market is dull.
In other articles no material alteration.
London, England, 1857-01-20

WORSHIP-STREET.

Maw Ind, a mutinous-hoktag youth, by trade a Am.-
maker, was charged with a brutal assault tapes his mother.
The primer, who has frequently been punished for serious
outrages ape the complainant, returned botne on the previous
evening, and committed putting out the are. On being
renionetrated with he struck the pr. osecutrix two heavy blows
with the pnker, which remlered her senseless, and she was
afterwan.4 conveyed to the hospital for medksl treatment.
The prisoner, who ssiterted that the injuries were scci-
dentally indicted, was fully committed for trial.

laws Walsh, a Kent-street mendicant, was charged before
Mr. Elliott with attempting to rob Harriet Christmas on the
Queen's highway.
The pruserutris, a young woman, &pored that on Eater-
day night she had been out for some thinga, and when re-
turning to the house of her master 3. Albion-plate, High-
atreet, Peckham. she had to pun • dead wall, and there met
the prisoner. He lurked her for alma, end she told him else
had nothing to give, upon which he placed one hand multi
her neck and the other toward, her purse in her hand. By a
sudden jerk she got away from biz, and run home and told
her master.
Me. Robert Coulson said that. on his servant coming
home and telling him of the outrage that had been attempted,
be went in pursuit of the prisoner, and on coming up ith
him be charged him with the offence, but he stoutly denied
it. Haring no doubt, however, that he wax the penion, as he
had asked charity from himself but a abort limo before, he
gate him Into the custody of • constable.
Policemen 44 P elapsed that the prisoner had admitted
that he had heen=uw„ and be found Is. I id. on him.
The the charge of attempted robbery, and
was bold by magistrate that there could be no doubt of
his guilt ; that such outrages could not be permitted, and
wan sentenced to three months' hard labour.

THAMES.
/Mimi Chinedf, aged
.30, era. brmat before Mr. &He,
domed edit dal* • pear of bowmen ~• the shard Mr.
Moraerd Strentigr, • s'ntfr► of No. 3, insamerleace,
wee India•r•st

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Inweirr, ',bigamies owned Ike rob awe es dm dew,
ad Eroppoi two et dm. lb vet pomiwk awls pub at
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towwws. _ . _

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Wallies's, seed 22, end Harry Maw, spa% were charged
before Yr. Ileite__ :with Maim* Mbar useolt, upon
Kr. Jess** NM* ea elliet:-.8 who bee tor saw
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London, England, 1857-03-12

MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocir.
The funds have been very quiet to-day, at the four
o'clock quotations of yesterday. English railway
. .

stocks arc a little better.
Consols are quoted 931 to 7 for money, and 934 to
for the bib April. Exchequer Bills (June) are
marked par to 38. prem. ; Exchequer Bonds, 981;

and India Bonds, 2s. prem.
Turkish Six per Cents. have recovered to 97 to 1.
The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are dull, at 1001
to 1011. Mexican Bonds have advanced, being
marked 221 and 23. Other foreign securities are
steady. The sales include Dutch Four per Cent.
Certificates at 991 ; Equador New Consolidated
Bonds at 14.1 ; Granada Active at 22; ; ditto. De-
ferred, at 61; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
at 78 and 781 ex die.; Portuguese Three per Cents.,
1833, at 431 and 431; ditto, Three per Cents., 1836,
at 43; and Spanish Old Three per Cents., for the
London, England, 1857-03-12

NINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLociL

The market for home mining stocks to-day is
rather dull, and presents no feature of interest. The
transactions reported in the Stock Exchange include
Alfred Consols at 22'1 and 22; ; North Frances at
20; and West Basset at 35 and Sal.
Foreign mining securities remain inanimate.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange:
Alfred Consols, 22/. 23; Corn Brea, 621 ; Catharine and
Jane, 10e., Us. 6d.; lhakewalls, 3, j, ; East Alfred, 21,
21. 6a. 3d 4; Great Alto d, 91, t, 1, 10, 01, 1
_; Lady
Bertha. 155., 19e., 17a.• North Basset, ; North Frances.
191, 20, isi ; Pendeen, 40*. South Garden, 3471,350;
Trewetlut, 3/. 12a. 6d.; Vale of Towy, 20.. ; West Par Con-
...At, 10e.. I Is., 95., 10e.; Wheal Edward, AL 41,i, 3d.
The prospectus of the Bon Accord Copper Mining
Company (Limited) is advertised. This company is
formed for the purpose of purchasing from the
Scottish Australian Investment Company and the
North British Australian Company the freehold
property known as the Bon Accord, situate in the
vicinity of Adelaide. The property immediately
adjoins that containing the celebrated Burrs Barra
Copper Mine, which, working with a capital of
little more than 12,0001., has in ten years
paid in dividends upwards of 430,0001. Re-
ports from milling captains are given, indi-
cating that the Barra Buns lodes pass through
the lion Accord. The price to be given for the
property is 24,000/., and a royalty of one-twentieth
part of all the ore that may be raised. The capital
IS fixed at 75,0001., in shares of 11. each, with a de-
posit of 10. s. per share. In the allotment a pre-
ference in to be given to applications from share-
holders in the two old companies. A payment of
Is. per share in to accompany applications.
The commission of liquidation of the Oladbaeh
Zinc Company have convened a meeting of the
sharcholders tor the 17th April, at Cologne, to exa-
• mine the accounts, under the company's act of din-
' solution.

WEDNEADAT EVZKING.

The market for home mining stocks has been
rather quiet today, but much steadiness is shown.
Wheal Huller and Tincroft shares were inquired for,
and realiied improved rates. In addition to the
transaction', reported in the Stock Exchange official
list, North Roskear shares have been dealt in at 100.
Santiago shares continue heavy.
London, England, 1857-03-12

SPAIN.

M. I.afragua, an envoy from the Mexican govern-
ment, is expected in Madrid almost immediately (if
be has not already arrived) with explanations re-
lating to the unfortunate events in Mexico, and
hopes are entertained that war between Spain and
Mexico may yet be averted.

PRUSSIA AND S'

A Swiss journal was found guilty at Berne on
March 7 of having published a libellous article on
the King of Prussia. The news was forwarded to
Berlin by telegraph the same day.

PERSECUTION OF ROMAN EXILES BY
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT.

ALEXANDRIA IN EGET; FEB. 21,

For some weeks past the French Consulate, aided
by the local authorities, has been persecuting the
Roman exiles here—a thing doubly iniquitous, from
the fact that the Romans are under the French pro-
tection, the Papacy not being represented in the
Ottoman Empire, and haying, therefore, no consul
here. Many exiles have been arrested and embarked
for Civita Vecchia. Only a month ago they thus
arrested and sent away a certain Contavalli ; and by
the last steamer, Saechini and Ronconi were forcibly
sent to Marseilles, to be given up to " Intendenea di
Marina" there. To-day Bleak and Capelli have
been similarly treated. Others have only escaped the
same fate by flying to Malta. This is done generally
to poor and honest workmen, under all sorts of
abominable accusations, but always without even a
shadow of a trial ; the real cause being political
quarrels or antarnivm, set afoot by the pontifical
agents, who can influence the French Consulate and
the local authorities by their secret accusations all
the more easily, as the Romans have no protection
from their own government.
London, England, 1857-03-12

FLOATING OF THE TYNE.

(RT ELECTRIC: TTLEGRAPR
SOUTIIA3IITON, kinked 12, 11 it.x.
The ateamship Tyne was floated this morning at
eight o'clock, and lo now on her tray to Southampton.

GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAYI
MEETING.-/THIS DAT)
London, England, 1857-10-06

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, BeIIDAY.

At an extraordinary sitting held yesterday even-
ing the central committee of the Royal Bank raised
the rate of discount on commercial paper to six and
a half per cent. Advances on securities remain at
six per cent, but it is possible that they Rill be
subjected to some restrictions.

MONDAY.

The Empress of Russia arrived at Potsdam last
night.

- .
The King of Saxony has just arrived here.
The Emperor Napoleon is not expected here &ay
time this year.

UNITED STATES.
London, England, 1857-10-06

ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

(IT IMMIX AXD MAOXITIC TiLSOZAPIII.)

CTROIC OCR OWN

LIVERPOOL, TVPADAT.

The Baltic, Captain Comstock, belonging to the
United States line of mail steamers, arrived in the
Matey this day, bringing the usual mails, 64 pas-
sengers, but no specie.
She left New York on the 26th ult.

The Canada has arrivedat Batas. The revolution,
in commercial and financial affairs is spreading daily.
Two Philadelphia banks failed on the 25th ult.
causing a panic to prevail.

Theadvices from-Havanna confirm the ravages of
the yellow fever.

Sugars ruled very high. Exchange wu dull.
The abundant rain, reported at Bermuda had claimed
much rejoicing.
The money taarket at New York was much ex-
cited.

Arnonst the stocks there is a regular punk. Rail-
way securities low. Cotton unaltered. Breadatuffs
less buoyant. Provisions very dull,
Freight to Liverpool higher for cotton. Other
articles unchanged.

MEDICAL PRACTICE IN BELDOCIIISTAN.—To the
practice of medicine In Holouchistan there are only two
Might drawbacks. When the physician gime a dem, he le
expected to pertake of • &collar one himself, sea guarantee
of his good faith; should the patient die under his hands,
the relatives, though by no means bound to exercise it in all
circumstances, have the right of putting him to death, allow
a special agreement his Leen made freeing him from alt re-
ly no to lb. emmequencee ; while he, should tEry
&"eiboitie immolating him, has no reasonable ground for
complaint, but is expected to submit to hie fat* like 1.1 man
sad a habilis. la other reaped, the smatmu will find an
eery geld.—iffeeithad's Magma., foe October.
A GREEK SAILOR IN A SQUALL.—We were here
overtaken by • severe Donal'. At this time we were towing
the Greek boat, one tithe twee being In it, and the other on
board the Ariel. The farmer wee much satirised when the
storm came as, and after staring about is an idiotic manner,
for some time, threw himself on his knees, and prayed fer
wetly for sums minutes; finding, however, that things wars
not looking murk better, he discontinued his devotions, and
commenced curving and swearing till he foamed at the mouth;
and on perceiving that this alm was of no inaterlsi admen .
t.e, he threw himself down in the boat and sobbed like •
child. His companies, who wee comfortably settled on
board the yacht, and who Lied been watching the proceed-
ings of his enterede with placid satisfaction, now took cora-
puska on him. climb rod down into the host and rut her
adrift. They weal die typeared M the driving mist,—f; owt's
Aleptisir, for October.
London, England, 1857-10-06

WORSIIIP-STREET.

drvosew limrken;,sCann;rl, nithe senior. of Mr.
Walker, grocer, in 11*h-street, Whitecbspol, wee charged
with steeling one po' nine outlet* of tea, the property of
hie meter. . . .

The itisecutor stated that, in consequence of having
mimed considerable quantities of grocery during the peat
few weeks, he, en Saturday last, concealed himself in an
upper warehouse, into which the prisoner had no right of
seem. Scarce bad he ensconcid himself when the prisoner
entered, and deliberately filled his pockets with tea from a
&set, attar which be as coolly left. Witness, from being
nearly feat in a narrow cupboard, could not pounce on the
thief, but Sr. minutes afterwards, on learning that the
guilty tenant had not left the premises, he ordered him to
be sent into hia private apartment, where, taxed with the
felonious pomession, he immediately produced the property,
afterwards found to weigh above a pound. Be pleaded fur
mercy, and admitted haying once previonely purloined under
similar eircumstanow, but prosecutor could not forget that
during the whole time the accused had been in his service
be bail never committed an act of dishonesty in money
:natters, though hundreds of pounds were repeatedly in his
possession; indeed, but that this prosecution might be •
caution to the other men employed in the establishment, It
would not have been preferred.
The prisoner, apparently feeling acutely the disgraceful
politics be etwd in, wept audibly on hearing his =Wee'
Zoof his former services, and warmed the =again*
tlt:lse recent acts of dishonesty were his first false stem
whirl be bitterly regretted.