The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-23 00:00:00

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Till =TAPP OP RCMP, lIITCRPLL, AND CO. flu efteenima a meeting of the creditors of the above in- Yaia Arm, mammal by Weems. Reed, Langford, end err held at the Guildhall CoSee-liesaa. During the het due y the serounts have been thoroughly investi gored by Mr. Remy Cteettevis, emeuntaist, of DOUretevet, by whom the fo ere llemiag statmemit Was prepaid, rid sub mitted le this idon . ITNIMILIDIT Of TOO •rrazas OF ZOOO lit /TCH ILL. OM D CO. L Lendlso. es 00466,14 M. ma la Inasto, na on fadwod7ll.ll.7. Dd. Cdol A. . d. m i n d i To In i. Or i a ni offatrdoond.... *al • 1 7. T.,..'"="7",""=....... WIC • I .. I"voti limbo mad le cu..tiff I 3 M k ill istio•l is 1 ==11191... - ... ? al i INS 37 • --__, —__ g i t. °Nal n all ltir• &i n n 1 1 1"1 " 14 I vossiouslimeral..= ----am • • fr mut I Trs•Winai m us 1 04 woad vim .. a 41= 6 17, , 11 712 . " Valli =ja r bi of I • r is tzte Yob ....... . NI 11 ••-•• NOM II fati mei& Mani. . . Ma t 1 =roma Os 113-gi 41111 N /I II grelaillizto ea = st w eigil : se m balimUsale lb* se la a. a e .. . 0 A r. 0. le MOM ramt, la Ilaitme al 0200. 11 =t6 0 lanso. . . 4.1 , 0 0 0 IMO 0 0 w inowi geoniiii ti iiii6V.Wriiiiii iii t i l: : S 14 80 • • for sart i or ttleg=e .....1100way. ollmatol to is et r . . . TON 0 0 Orgiaui.n. iiii leiii iliia *** iii Irmo TUTS U T MS ins LiiiiiCiii . 4:liii. 31.073 10 10 4tre•L aj.er4 ital IN .. 1,. 0 a UT U I '4191 9 • U 141! SIM I SUM 1 j / II fa l• ..... iiiii . fraiiii _trili Delft ES zrehle it 16 58,711111 I left. Man a. Cs Noloreilt i - ..riGii/fii T.lOO • 0 463,573 10 2 Thu result of the meeting was sot known when our se comet left, but it was expected tint s peo Ito liquidate the liabilities of the by bur to of Ss. each, payable at aia, twelve, eipbU, end twenty-four months, would be accepted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) Yery Ana Broom, an exceedingly genteel and good girl of 17 years of me, wail finally examined before the Hon. 0. C. Norton, on various charge. of stealing childremes mrambulators. From the testimony of at Inert twenty witnessea, it appeered that the miscuer bad obtained pomession of a doom peenrebolatore from those who have been in the habit of making or letting them out on hire by representing that she wanted them for ' some respectable person in the neighbourhood on hire for a given time. Her appearance and manner disarmed bee dupes, and they made no hesitation In giving her the pe rambulators aa she requested. Nothing moss was heard of her soul she wee taken iota custody. Therms accomplished by one of the prams from whom she had obtaimd two per mmbnlaters =slang her by accident in the Kennington-road. The primmer, who is evidently a very hardened sod artful ponce for her years, told the wanness that they ens quite tlki A ... though t :a y • many as twenty at them swore pod- Five cams were ellerted front the umber, end the pri mes, wm fully committed for trial at thew THAMES. Luna YJlleta. , a yor;ii en;m7l;Zont 29 year of age, end lately so Inmate of an asylum for fallen females, In Moat-termer, Whitechapel, who has been in custody • week wee haoaiU up on remand before Mr. Self*, charged an bar own wiraa with the wilful murder of a newly ham child, at The prism b.. Oa twat, of a probationary saylura at Dover, and vas lambi la the Asylum in Monet-terrace • ihrlatight before her eipprehension. A few days afterward. she eppaseed to be greatly agitated and made • statement to Mr. Itemsl, as caner of the Asylum, that she wa. In the murk* at • gentle= es housemaid in Brighton about amen rand. et" and the& her fallow-emmat, the cook, gave Meek Is • eland at one o'clock in the morning, and lie mislead the mother in strang ling it, awl then ma dews to the beech and threw body into the sea. She took deetroyed all trace of what had happened. lad the abariandeL Tam prisoner was about to follow her bat km muter eyelid hr to stop me mouth Jaeger. n• pilaw added that is had sot been happy fines led Pie ayes of An salad and were slimy. upon Inc — liirpdve Orilla, of the I divides, mid Ise had received a Wow from the chid polo at Brighton, is enewer to a ammanalastiam mid it was in abet Met isquiriee had been set* awl that me child had ever ban fouad on the beach or ▪ the or et Brlghtee. lielb said the polio, at Thightos ought to make far tba• rrrlee whether say eerrent, a cook, had left a ern badly melliewly about ernes month& ago. The prbasmor bad mob a ilaissmat which could b either die =or mairmed. The mare circumotaace of no body ben lberl ea the arereitere did lot ;goys that tho =11101111•1114 wee tree on fake. It wee probable the pebkelq s et would be ghee to the oaeo night be the user pa eleet ewe burgs., sad be reseaded the prissaw ke esethat week. WANDSWORTH. ♦ sosrirzore ♦nAIL •yeseg Nam, ssead Ililfiew Lay, ells was Mated to be seeesimily poll by are gentlemem cricketers of Meru% mai the der rime Mr. Dammam camped mar billrobe elmaler eimeralemam: It sprawl Lam the isome et rear whimems, that shoal bolf-pest If o'clock ea the prim alght, 1111%shalt Trar, a overeat In the employ of a =‘, Saville of the Gramm hi the Chase, w hard by hearing a kayak at the deer reek was la the front perm and the gars were Irked. we got op, sad upon looking out of the window she mew eve primer outside. Ile said, ' Let me In;" and the senor asked Idm what he wanted. He main said, "Let me In, don't In sinner." H. them asked for Nam read sad cheer; and a Oros of bard was thrown from the bedrom window. Upon getting the bread he irked for some beer. The servant refired to give him any, mai tlem ailed out fondly for the police, It leered that the holly are away, end the hour was left in chargo of the areal. Ithe brig afraid on Monday Ise; that then were prima endeavouriieg to break into the premier obtalmed the ar race of two wen to airp in the brae for persetiom One of these men got up upon hearing the noise of des p laser knocking at the door, and opened the gates for the admission of a constable, who took the prisoner into eusiady. • ramie sensed, and the stick which the pri ers" bed fa his bar ess foga to contain a dagger as it 611 oat of the sheath. A lop limy' , bludgeon wow found emeaded usdor Ills aut. haceelag to the writhes ef the pelts the primer peered Oat been wlntszlealle• but Oscar& he weaved quite labs. The steam wee • stranger to the hundes, bat sr teddies's by the pas. • derset the eeepley d u rChe.hel!lerry, of Clapham eessee, preyed esetailbe primate st holt-pas dght oclodt. what he weit ve l dts. entarie his master's stn. The pre mar shed the say te Ceadrartnd, and the Miner told his be see gig to the scan direction, and pcieMul Meweift die Ch d am as the proper road. Herewsr, th e eigemesd, they had some rum mg•ther, rill "Mans els declared that the prises wee sober. Ooze Mew, to Mims% mid he vs watching the cricket to resat the ealtie her entering, end awing some penes id err Into Mt. Semlllis pmeniree he followed after It hal lie, bat could not. lie et minted for his knocking at the deer la be theaght the moo with whom he had the rum Ned them, sod he naderetood him to say he should see him ephi Y dee MOIL Mr. Damen rid it wee a sty empiric= affair, end be shield reersd Mee it IMO inquiries to be tea& The pderstr sae Isobel op, eryian. IMMIX 8114 K FISHERIES COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders waa brld the afternoon, at the °Mors, 14, Combat, Mr. D. Brew %ST Dr am in the chair, for the purpose of coatinniag the resolutions passed at the meeting of the 21st of Septem ber for the winding-up the company's affairs. On the motion of Mr. Cridlead, aeooaded by Mr. B. Wabster, the resoloticass were unanimously conermed. Mr. Willie= fintidt was y appointed to examine the accolade pnymed by the NaiMitmw The meeting thin separated. ELLCTION OF LORD MACAULAY Ad HIGH STRWARD 07 Cannamos.—At a meeting of the Tows Council yesterday, the Rigid Hen. Baron Macaulay was elected High Strraal of the borough, to the roan of the Ire Lad FitraFirm The noble lord bad yrarioualy notified his 'calla/pier to monist the aloe. B MMOlLki..—Since the departure of the court form Balmoral, the stir about the castle hes mud, red it bee named its wonted quiet, imposing look. The day pre. Tina; to the QuorM leaving for the moon, the youlbfol Piiuce Alfmd, who was deer-walking in Germain, brought down bw ant stag, and, in odebration of the oomion, all the gllire fa attendance were commanded to appear at the men entrance, and, with lighted torches, thrf dewed a Highland reel together In MUM! , Journal. THE BERNIE/CT PEERAGE.—The following letter In the AMIN" Herald :—"81r, —Haying seen eon diaabM le the public papers relatirsg to the larbaw sf Essbair. sad sae In partlealsr, signed A Glowarwrin Mew,' h behoves me to set the matter riorbb, soli SD dealer Ile far rft /sally Is. The earldom of Ber rip is sera hoped He power of cavil. The House of Lards haw tisidad le, and there. no appeal wind that de skim The Obstrearrrylitre property was In the power of ths big Lad Dwitrial to w ;II to whom he pleased ; hot the Lembo add Dart Matas, Wt by ' Lord Berkeley of Bust =wimissnimar was Earl of Berkeley,' could not be M el& by the leas earl, and the encomaton to those abde morbyt Nally Msliwatd from the title. Thomas MONO= ibe Ben of Berkeley, although hs dm= fossil Mobil by ism e th er orb ; bed 22 se the ea amoblks of Wassiby, mil the imam whim tram do maned ablee fa Leaden, a dab uEtrt Ye km, beam body or edmindm arribeed the Wind of bb 116.—Ifems, mid abodbudy, GaminsT F. B sazativ, IleassLedge. A iitter tram Rows Ades that two slows ste. Bebe teihent hi the anise et the rar e r awl less al, beta eminent fir • bet to en year: Inpriseamet and t, warm Ito lb seteed to tom years' leptiemeet OM mom leo ISOIS hed bees tmodlemell atelt Os two y tr Iced tai 4110 wows Om THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, ISM COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE.LANE.-THIS DAT. The wheelmaraet wasdtdl to-day, stud n;tUve made any Ermin sales a reduction of My Is. per quarter mud been submitted to. Flower via also L. per sack, and 6d. to Is. per barrel cheaper. Fine barley maintained its value, but other deecripticas ware L. per qr. cheaper. Oats were a slow sale, but their value underwent no ma terial alteration. . _ 73467UUldpeu smog and gait/ u deer. *MIMI/ I/ITO LONDON MOM OCT. 19 TO 0CT.23. & Besids. lOW lerlica. 1101.7 0.0 1 , 00•7 ............. .... 3 ..... MO iiii I ow WWI ...... • • how. Woods :NI midi: . LOllllOll &Taiwan Wbook_Mn fits lid. OW 1614 OW. Id.; Mu. Us. 104.; Pu p 104 iiiillAL AiIIAGNI. . WA. Rya Ileum Pen o:r. : 14. t 11:1, 1 114. joip IMa 11 116 Ma 11 g I 1 g 1 111 MA 44 It- 44 Alum/s. 9 ' ilia, ICI el w i N 1.1. 4: IF NMI DOllll.O TOO KZ WIZ, LO. Mr. Apt. It test le rapt. 2:. a► L Ost ►a 17. Si • ~. ... - 1 - ... ... ... ... ... ... ... LIVERPOOL CORN MAREET,THIS DLT (IT XAONF.IIO TNLIOL7N.) (1: ( 0 OCR OWN COILIMPONDENT i a . W. had attendance of farmers and to at Wits earn market this morning. Notwithstanding, the ohs wen only mare* In wheat and sour, NINi Indian oorn wows and a littiadeseer. Pew, beans, ante, oatmeal, end other articles rennin at raceday's rates. MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAT. Our ma;llei;titisieelTl;;;licenadi;oree iY.ffotted by the sudden advance in the rate of discount on Monday wid th kept all speculative buyers out of the produce markets, and caused the trade not to buy more than their immediate wants required, and most articles are quoted lower than lost week. Boost hem declined fully le. this week, and but s limited business dew. Correa.—The importers have reseed salts, end a da• cline of 7e. to 3a. has been subroltbd to. Tza moetbe quoted Id. to Id. per lb. lower when ales bays brat made. Common Cougott quoted le. ld. to le. lid. usual titres public isle a decline of 3d. was tiDy esta blished, sad there now appear to be more sellers they bminat that decline. TPSTIM has further declined, and asks have b en made at irregular prices; the decline is now fully 10s. below the late highest point of the market. Corrom.—Tinnevelly is quoted id. lower ; Bursts, Id.; with a limited demand. Spices have about meintiined yreviens rake. uroo.—The demand has been extremity limited ewe the dome of the quarterly Me, and lairs mold not be male without submitting to lower rates. In other articles no material altetatiem but markets gene rally its dull and deporml. TALLOW IdAREET.—THII3.DAT, The J.;;lT.T.;;t.Tfy.irk.;:,•tiZta;:l,4lo..: Potaralyara T.C. oe the Mk. W.; October mil Ihnese bee, 661. 6d. ; Isnuary sag Yueb, na. METROPOLITAN CAME MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of keels Dash up to-day to not large. The majority omelets of th ose lift over from Monday, and of infe rior gnalitke. Choice demaiptkine an therefore selling rather better than on Monday. There are eery kw sheep on tale, bin the demand is so very lhatted, they are with ddlicalldl: of at Mondays prim. Ghee are ratherisr From Germany sad Hound there ere 367 bents, 1,260 sheep, and 411 calms • 600 beasts hem the 7rortim4 and 1604, sad 118 intlel eons from the Home Counties. Pe, dem et 0110. a 4. a 41.. eteee et Ma a Ileet Ihrelerde.. *llea B.ll(4andalk 0 Dot 4 4 tes t zte .4 1 0 Ilessedotealli . $ 0 4 • Oahe ......... I lees 111 mewl qmaiir I Cwt Dr a I I I fete s : = lb ", „,—****. ; ; aro as morINI.I.1711: drip sad Or. MO. HIDES.—{THIS DAY.) HIDES. LZADINNALL, OCT. 23. Prices • 66The. to 641 b.., 00. to 0; 641bs. to 2216 e., ed. to old.; 721 b. to 801te. 60. to 60.; efts. to 83165., 6} to qd.; glebe. to 96165., 6s. to .ft; MU. to 104 1 5., ed. to eid. Horse hides, 10s. to 11.. Celf edits, Ught, 3s. to es. ; toll, es. to ea. ed. Bseroirosir.--Sheep seine, polled, 6.. 6d. to ee. 61.;, Rents sad half-breds, 4s. Od. to 6e. Oel.; Dolma, 3e. 4d. to 4e. BOROUGH HOP MARXET.-THIS DAT. Num. Pettenden and Smith report that there good demand for all Roe hops at We prima The duty fe .sported out shortly, and many think It will fall under W 0 ,000 4, whilst others go bleier in their athaate. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAT. Holy mrso,loZ Percy Hartley, 16x. ; mama Moor, 14e. 01.; Eastman's West Hartley, 17s. 9d., Msr mgett's Earthy, 175.; Will. End Gosfortb, 19s. 6d.; Wails End Helton, T7e.; Walls End Saimaa, Waits End Stewart's 22..; Walls End South Hatton, M., Walls End Ti.., 225-90 ship at twarkst. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Nis I.N. No , 7NoI. Total, Zaftwan. spa lows aTass. INT. NIL Nab miIogONNINIL ... 411 al its 405 An 'T=„titaiwigiii - 1.115 13 UN 1,341 = d am omor - 1.0 71 0 3.11 ;j i g 4. ,„ - 0 wal"" Zsmadiessa "a" mo $74 471 514 111 W.,e, ie =rid/WM r e e s; a 1. 3 8 . 2.1 1 7 ......... TO 451 370 !II 1 19 alltna. ila 04. ... . 11 6 : 1 7 1 .9 3 g 154: 8 1.10 lir i t i rms °Neter IL WY . SIP 1.154 1.191 9.115 CPI . .. UN 1.510 SAM IMO . 11. iiii. wM ln 54. 41 . 0 915 Ma ITS Ulf 2.407 UT! 1.2941er Inad ..... - Viri I II UN 1.475 =.., TAP 7 IN 1:11.194 N IN Ili LAI 1-534 IMPROVED DWELLINGS FOE Tlfg. POOR.—The society established in Lambeth for Improving the dwellings of the poor bare seketed a Ste near the crowded neighbour hood of the Vauxhall Station of the South Western Rail way, and I. now erecting upon it a series of 32 dwellinp, from the design of Menem. Ashpital and Whkhoord, are.W. texts Of the range, which is four stories In height, each house hes a elate balcony supported by iron columns, &c., each set has a lofty sitting end bedroom, with water laid on and all appropriate domestic conveniences, also a wish-horse in the yard fitted with every modern impror.ont. The buildings will be ventilated ander the direction of the Air Syphon Ventilating Company. Memos. Coils end Co., of IffOongate-strest and Camberwell, builders, who ere the licensees of the invention, are also the contractors he the erection of the buildings. It is to be regretted that the se ' dritects have omitted to provide for warmth in the ems of sickness, by arranging for a fire-pkoe in eat h lvdroom. It Is, however, not yet too late to remedy this default. UNION STRAM•SHIP COMPANY.—The meeting of the Unica Steam-ship Company took place yesterday, Mr. Antiserum in the chair,wbeti the report of the din etors wee read by Mr. Mercer, the secretary, the principal feature of which was the arrangement made by the directors for • &Alright], ironvoyanos of the mails to and from the Cape, from South ampton and Galling at Plymouth, on the subvention of the government to the extent of 30,000% per annum for five years. The accounte, or belancinebeet, for the year went laid before the meeting, showing the meets to be 62,9911. 16s. 3d., which were 12,2511. 12a. 2d. tees than the liabilities. The chairman esplained the eligible nate.. of the contact now roe& under the relent circumstances of the company, and drew attention to the encase of the com pany preciously, the dividends being at the rate of 60 Per ant., as a set-off against the lose incurred during the last twelve months. This government matrece would enable them to establish a new and treatable means of occupying their vessels. The report wan adopted, and it was agreed that the directors should bare power to raise 20,0034 If deemed requisite to carry out the contract efficiently with the govensnent. A vote of thank, was then passed to the chairman and directors of the company. COLLISION ON 'IRE LANCARDIRII AND YOIUCSIIINS HAlLWAT.—Aboute r lfit o'clock yesterday (Thursday) wen lag• saki= occ on the Preston and Maseheeter bred of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, sear Cbseley. aid about tea wiles from Prestos. It happeaed betwesaa ballast awls geode train. The fanner wee COWS( cwt a • aft Wham the Chorley end Aellington cations, 1116■1160 pia lea` maxim to Preston from Manchester avowed ai a eineenhet quick pace, and yea into the wee rof the ballet tram The shock was terrific, wen! of de=raWag smashed to atoms, and others very much i llee driver and stoker of the goods nein upon nosing file fee which wee approaching them, reversed the mesa and shut off the steam, and then Jumped off the trein, ▪ aisplag from instant death. The guard of the Wiest Ivo* Itowovor. did not sussed in egsping free of injury. ▪ vssirselpiteted from the train, and thrown violently wee dmillee. When _picked up he was abseil insensible, hie b reeevering. The olartrootios awed by the collision =daenns traffic of the line for snare hours, sad notwitasfhtßla.h -. y exertion eine made to clear it as soon se pow. elk ono Sot amompllikisd balm sem. IM W IM le Ica SHARE DIMS-2118 DAY. Two O'CUMIL The:railway share market to-day is generally weaker. London and North Western stock has declined to 951 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire to 921 to in; and London and South Western to 44i to per share. Great Western is quoted 511:to 52 ; and Midland, 81} to 82. In foreign and colonial descriptions there is no stilling alteration. OIDDIAII SHAW AND OTOOID. AMIMAIII. i atra.Watw:ll Sas Vil Midis. Les. Om i SON) mat Inatan...... ~.:~.:.b.r: ~' OW. 11~Pat NA. J. Was • sat Jima's P▪ im Or • Clera Sanborn sitrair m4 .. Stlabsrat, =South Wolin. nth el NNW ... (tat Nordista _ De. It, Mei— et Owe. mil wait. PM) DO. 1111=0.111, tall& I ta;•."B—iniif—altir7 I Dir. 11174,_ De. Wm ILareiges •ad UMW* . Do. dr. ERN— Dlh de. Offer I WWI re Blikelniell — True 37"..7.7. WMRoam . Webs tau mow *Cams taaalaktni Is isatiallis k,1161.. Wiaelaair IDOisd Do. KY. I Ot. Widen animal) lm ards mi Clefts . 1 Newpargaborga Zweite Elam ealiirs : I....... Waeuipizt . • I &rims :~~_ : ~a tri gig • Ds D . a • yearns W. inters—letelsk o. izionslea.. 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At one period of the day a decline of /to per cent was shown, but present quotations are scarcely per cent, below the 4 o'clock prices of yesterday. Consols were first marked 89 for the 10th of November, receded 88; to /, and are now quoted 88/, " buyers." For money, the present price is 88& tot. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 88, 87/, es k and 87i ; the New Three per Cents. at 881, 88, and 881; Exchequer Bi hs, at 18s. to 10s. I di..., sod Exchequer Bonds, 1889, at 971 to t. Bank Stock has fallen to 207 to 210. . Turkish Six per Cents, are fairly supported, at 871 to 1. Other foreign stocks are very quiet. The sales are limited to Dutch Four per Cents., at 971. French Three per Cent. Rentes, at 67f. (exch. 251. 26c.) ; Mexican Bonds for account at 191, and 191; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. for ac count, at 77 ; and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cent., at 97g. At the Bank yesterday the demand for money was very moderate. In the discount market there was also an entire absence of pressure, but only first-class short paper is negotiated at the Bank minimum, and the supply of money, though adequate, was not large yesterday. The disposition to contract business as much as pos sible, which is induced by the high value of money, will result eventually in a diminished demand, but it would appear that for the partial alleviation of the pressure in the money market we are in no small degree indebted to the investments of the public in government and other securities. The recent heavy fall, as we have almost daily had occasion to point out, has prompted a large bond fuls absorption of stock, and the process haa been assisted by the re-investments of trustees and other parties who have just received the divi dends. As money has thus flowed into the Stock Exchange, bankers and capitalists have watched their opportunity, and borrowed largely in that esta blishment, depositing as security • portion of the reserves of stock which they usually hold, and em ploying the money in the discount of bills and in other ways. By this means, the supply of money in the open market has been latterly increased, and the Bank of England has obtained some respite, after the recent heavy demands upon it. The process now witnessed is remarkable in many respects, especially as indicating that the immense hoards of money existing in this country are ever ready to come forth upon an eligible opportunity, and to minister to the relief of a stringent money market. Yesterday farther loans to some amount were taken from the Stock Exchange, on deposit of government stock, yet money continues in full supply in that establishment, and commands only about 5 per cent. Some considerable amounts of sovereigns are understood to be in course of withdrawal from the Bank for remittance to Ireland. Some amount was &betaken from the Bank yesterday for transmission to New York per the steamer Canada, which will leave Liverpool to-morrow, and will probably take a considerable sum. We know of one parcel of 16,0001. being withdrawn for this 'purpose yesterday. No bar gold was taken from the Bank for exportation to the Continent, but there is a good demand for that quarter in payment for silver, of which, as we have before stated, a large amount has already been sold for the Eastern packet of the 4th of November. On Wednesday about 80,0001. in silver reached the Thames from Boulogne and Ostend, per the steamers Rhine and Holland. There is at pre sent no gold on sale in the open market, and as these supplies of silver must of course be paid for, the necessity may shortly arise of taking gold from the Bank, unless a supply comes in from Aus tralia. The only important amount of Australian gold actually known to be approaching oar coast is 208,0001., on board the ship Avon. The fact that the vessels last in from Australia made unusually quick passages does not encourage the expectation of any considerable immediate arrivals of the precious metal, and whilst the prospect of immediate supplies is thus poor, the Bank of France is understood to be losing gold at a rate which may impose upon it the necessity of increasing its foreign purchases. _ . . _ _ _ At Amsterdam it is stated that the Dutch Budget , just submitted indicates a very satisfactory financial position, and 'that an estimated surplus will pro bably be applied to the reduction of the National Debt. _ At Vienna the exchange on London is creeping up, and has now reached 10.14. This is a symptom of financial uneasiness. At Hamburg the rate of discount on Wednesday was somewhat easier at 9 per cent. The 16,000 Australian sovereigns brought from Sydney by the California hare been sent to the Continent. The steamer Ripon has brought 28,8501, in specie from Alexandria. The market for nearly every description of colo nial produce was yesterday very dull, and in most cases, including sugar, tea, rice, and saltpetre, the tendency of prices is still downwards. This is a natural consequence of the high rate of interest. Coffee sustained a further fall of 2s. per cwt. yesterday. Heavy losses will probably be sustained by specula tive holders of produce, but against this considera tion must be set the a dvantage that will accrue to the community at large. Letters from Hall refer to an impression that the dividend on the estate of Mears. Harrison, Watson, and Co., the bankers, is more likely to bo 7s. 4 .1 the pound than 103., as previously stated. _ . The directors of the &fade Railway Company have just made a call of 61. per 201. share, payable on the 27th November. Upon the amount paid, whether on account of this call, or in anticipation of future calls, 6 per cent. interest accrues from the date of its being deposited in the East India Com pany's treasury. Inasmuch, however, as a large proportion of the company's stock has already been paid upon in anticipation, it is estimated that the total amount payable under the present call of 51. will be under 50,0001. A call of 21. lbs. sterling has been made upon all the shares of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company, payable on the 20th of November. The ordinary general meeting of the Western Gas Company is called for the sth November, when a dividend is to be declared. —..____ The directors of the Ely Valley Railway incite tenders for the construction of the railway. The Great Northern Railway Company invite ten ders for the supply of a quantity of railway materials. I[ is suggested that the falling•of of 2,646Lshown in the weekly traffic return just , published by the Great Northern Railway Company, is caused by the Fast day. It will be remembered that the returns of this company arc always a week older in date than those of nearly all the other railway companies —an arrangement, by-the-by, for which we hare serer heard a satisfactory reason assigned. The Fast India Company will receive tenders on the 28th inst., for the following services, viz., for the hire of a clipper sailing-ship of not less than 1,000 tonsregister,to convey from the Thames toed cone about 450 troops, who are to embark on the 4th of November ; for the conveyance from England to Calcutta of 200 recruits of the company's service, who are to embark between the 10th and 18th November; and for the freight of 250 tons of tele graph wire, and 300 tone of dead weight from Eng land to Madras, and of a small quantity of stores from England to Bombay. I The Emigration bare engaged the ship Coldstream to convey pa gingers from Ply mouth to Melbourne at 161. Be. 6d. per head, and the Joshua, from Southampton to Sydney, at 161. 19m. 6d. The undermentioned vessels are to be surveyed, previous to being taken up by the East India (.oin wwy for the transport service, viz. :—The steamer Indomitable, to convey troops to Madras; Koh-i -near, stores to Madras; John Temperley, coals to Bombay ; Maria Some', stores to Calcutta; and the Perekop, to convey telegraphic cable to Bombay. With reference to the market for American securities, Messrs. I). Bell, Son, and Co. report as follows : During the peat week there hen been much setivity in the market for American securities. There has been a very general inquiry for State stocks, but as the amount for eels is not large, and ea prices have not yielded to thaw of New York, Dome considerable orders to purchase are suspended with the expectation of fresh supplies from thence. Them him been less hominess doing in railroad bonds, with a great Increase in the demand for the shares of the leading com panies. Relative to the Silk Sales, Messrs. Durant and Co. remark, under date last evening: The pablic sales commenced yesterday, and are concluded. The quantity offered was 1,200 bales Bengal silk, and 7,500 bales Chian silk, including 270 bales Canton, and 200 belie Chinese thrown silk. At our sale of yest erday literally no thing was done. The whole being allowed to par without single bidding—all the Bengal, and about 1,000 bales China, being withdrawn. Some little was done afterwards by prt vale contract, but nothing of consequence. The sale of to day shared aimed the same fate. The Bengal silk was withdrawn, and the China silk, with some small exceptions, was all bought in. Bayne, however, showed some disposi tion to take anything that was offered decidedly under market rates. nit/WAY EVENING. The tendency of the funds is still upwards. Se veral slight fluctuations took place to-day, but the quotations current at 4 o'clock were to 1 per cent. above those of yesterday. The market still derives chief support from the investments of the public, although these are not upon so important a scale as a few days ego. Considering the check which is involved in the supply of stock lent in the market by bankers and others, the funds exhibit surprising strength. Throughout the Stock Exchange, how ever, business seems to be relapsing into quietude. This is partly occasioned by the anxiety for further advice, from America. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 881 to $ for the 10th November, opened this morning at the same quotation, and gradually imßrove4 standing at 4 o clock at exactly 89. The price for money was at the same hour mi. At a quarter-put 4, the market was a shade flatter, at 89, " sellers," for the account. The official business report is u follows:—Three r Cent. Consols, for money, 88 88$, 881, 881, 88 $; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 88/, 881, 881, 88 881; Three per Cent. Reduce d, 87$, 88, 871, 871, 88; New Three per Cents., 87/, 88; Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1880, 116-18, 2; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1886, 171; Bank Stock, 212 ; ditto, for account, 213 ; India Stock, 210$; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, falling payable in 1869, 975, 974. Exchequer Bills showed renewed heat iness, and fell Is. to 2a., closing at 14s. to 10s. discount. Lat terly the market has been supported by .the pur chases of the government broker, but these have ceased for some days past. India Bonds are also decidedly heavy, at 355. to 28s. discount. Exchequer Bills have fallen, being marked 97} and 97k. _ _ Foreign stocks were firm. Turkish Six per Cents. show a further improvement of per cent., closing at 871 to 88. The accounts of the speculative holders of this stock, which were previously heavy, have been materially reduced daring the last fortnight, and the market is consequently steadier in character. Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 97} to 98. Spanish Bonds were in request. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocn. The home mining stock market this morning is unusually quiet. From the Stock Exchange no transactions whatever are reported. The inquiries are generally limited, but prices are fairly supported. St. John del Rey shares are marked 121. Those of the Mexican and South American Smelting Com pany remain flat, and are marked 10s. (with 101. paid). Other foreign descriptions are quiet. Subjoined is the official list of transactions in the Mining Exchange yesterday, viz.: Alfred Console, 136, 14, 141 ; Gnat South Total's, 16, 161; Lady Bertha, 22a. 6d., 23e. 6d. • Sortridge Consols, 2f, 1. In foreign descriptions t he only alteration was an improvement of about Is. per share in Santiago. At Great South Tolgue hi-monthly meeting yesterday, the accounts of the mine for July and August showed a balance of 3,0581. 18s. 7d. in favour of the adventurers, out of which a dividend of 8.1. per share (2,4000 woo declared, leaving 6681. 18e. 7d. to the credit of the next account. The reports from the mine were cotuddered highly satisfactory. Captain Daw states that the new engine shaft is already to the 50 fathom level, and will be complete to the 70 in about six weeks, and that the ore ground is opening well, and the pecepects of the mine continue good. The next meeting will show about a similar balance, At the meeting of Wheal Agar adventurers yesterday the account. showed a balance of 6101. 19s. sd. against the mine, and there are arrears of call amounting to 1401. A call of 3a. par share was made, payable on the 10th November. The next meeting will b e held on the 17th of December. TIirESDAY BYZIFIXO. The market for home mining stocks to-day was quiet, with no new feature of interest. Prices were generally steady. The principal transactions were in Alfred Consols shares. Wheal Basset were flatter. OPENTNO OP THE. NORTHUMBERLAND DOCK, TYNE.—Tbe Northumberland Dock was formally opened yesterday at noon, by the Duke of Not thumbniand laying the last stone. Before entering into a description of the open ing festivities, we will give a brief sketch of the works. Pre wallow were made ost August 9, 1853, and the works being sufficiently wlvanoed the foundation stove was laid by Joseph Cowen, Beg., . chairman of the Tyne Improve ment coramimioners, on the 13th of September, 1855 The . °tunnel through the entrance bask and the lock were opened en the 22nd of June, 1867, when the contractors began to close in the ends of the embankments, end dues were couunerteed to be taken on the 31 et of August last. The area of the dock is flfty-five erect ; there are two en trances; a tidal besin, 476 feet long, 176 feet wide, with a 70 feet entrance ; • It ck, 252 feet between the gates, and with a 62 feet 'ninon; the lock Is the same depth ea the baron. 'The average height of water at high-water neap tides on the sills of the entrances is 18 feet; at high-water spring-tides from 20 to 24 feet. The works have been exe cuted under the superintendence of Mr. Plain, engineer-in chid, London; reddent engineer, Mr. John Plum, July, The contractor is Mr. David Thomburry. Wathingborough, near Lincoln. During the pro grm of the week., not the least obstacle has been presented to the exportation of onto from the Havhole shipping berths; in fact, the shipments of coils have been increased from 1,200,000 tons per annum to 1,400,000 tons per annum during their oon direction. The following collieries chip in the docks at present, and there la accommodation for more : Plummer's East Holywell, West Cramlington, Seghill, Cramlingent, Seaton Delayed, Beaton Burn, Cares Hartley, Budd'e's West Hartley, Netherton, and collieries on the 11 lyth and Tyne Railway. The coat of the docks is 200,0001., which bas been raised by the River Tyne Commiludonerl by swindle when principal and interest it paid off the docks will b 3 free from daes.—Neteceutle aired& of this du. OPENING or DIDCOT CORN ENCHANOE.—The new Corn Exchange, erected adjoining the Didcot Station, on the Great Western Railway, was opened for business en Tuesday last, when the buyers:and sellers resent amounted to about 200. A large quanta and barley was re presented by sack, bushel„ and smaller samples, and • considerable amount of was transacted, wheat making from 50a. to Ilts, per quarter; barley, from Me. to 48.5. per quarter. The promoters of the Corn Exchange are very sanguine of success, a large numbers of formes and dealers having ennonnced their intention to support it. In the afternoon about 70 gentlemen eat down to the comreemo rally, dinner, which was served M a large teat erected in Loin of the Railway Rotel, and about the Fame number, who could not get into the tent, dined at the hotel. Wm. Day wood, Esq , of Witteaham, chairman of the Didcot Corn Ex change Company, presided. LEON THOMMI.—TO THE EDITOR 01' THE pressi =4i°, report published in your imon of yeeterday , you deacnbe Leon Thomas who was charged at Guildhall with embrrdement, as a clerk to Lee and Co. Re was a traveller. I trust in justice to to you 141 correct this error.—l am, &c., A CLERK.-27, Wood-street, City. A DESERTED VESIIEL—The crew of a Welsh schooner have brought into Grimsby • Dutch, wand, found about fifty wiles from the mouth of the Humber, totally de serted. The mewl was laden with corn, and when found had about five feet of water in her bold, her sails and rigging were very little injured, and the water was soon got under. The captain and crew have since arrived in Grimsby; they had 14 har under the conviction that she would soon sink.