The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-21 00:00:00

ate. Crj E ttlega , ./( /7, 9•.6- - 4lt IL4 o ‘i ..f Tbt (Erfprts. No. 1,923.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1852. 'THREEPENCE. THE FATAL bUEL NEAR WINDSOR. bk \Will. BY TUB AMOS OF "TAKFT TAW TIMM s. &. TIIACKENAY ' S NOVEL, entitled /111* ONTORT HENRY 10010 ND, A '•vg , Nem* of 11.• 140.ty U. Alma, Written by Um rt tbrve volumes, crows Avo. iiingb, Elan, rd Os SA, Corshill. RAILWAYS. %kris Aataela... Da. do. Now .—. hew It Uwe (with la.) (M. Do.(u Ishtar() .. awaits of De. ha s ani per a. Bands mas MA.) rrama k rarl• and Oder .fir lam 'Perlaabustaary Vittc•lreePorWigrt f 9 I • II I 191 SI SI MINES. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocw. The railway market is heavy to-day, and prices are generally lower. Aberdeen, Great Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Leeds Northern, Man chester and Sheffield, Midland, South Devon, South Eastern, Berwick, and York and North Midland, have all been dealt in at reduced rates , . London derry and Coleraine have risen to 13. French shares ate also depressed. Sambre and Meuse have fallen to 11. NJ 61 s 38 3 3l n .111 tier ad I i ta 7 3 . 0.3 II /Of 14 2sl 31 301 1 pars sad n ... It. bliweet tharre... .., 9 Wall at Frew— II z d al i Hi lIILIEII AND STOCTS Is tads, up to 2 pm. latawats. T" E I) A I LY NEWS. faders bombe Paper, pries 34. Jos time. the D %IV( NEWS to at the heed of the Li mal lees ot On at lit; adentatian free eseatoree la Ito bromblet owe. awl all • wee and beetled reform% wheeler gelltbel, bald, weletbOWlL tbe vitae an 4 value et italleanallnetwe.—le lbe rime, et lb us berth -le the am y le. t , ebled. led loapered obwestor of lie Women le'elAware. tied Is tie Pried amereaatibead ouneanrcial at. Neuron emanated in the My, Seaway, awl Mu Artisiee,— gs raper IA 11...9111•Mis It 0•1I.C11. • an, beetle nit of flaigeleg Yaw env blew papay— a eultstlety ebb wort at eleipplue la Se bola bee by every ✓et...nd out -sad the way daily bluing leper% with hot al prim; st.:vhel pekes. It stares. itegt le builsoor beteg the wily raw bides ale mi v hub adobe. awl 6a elwe)s minded, hum ib columns el: n. advertbeatente. It. mares la babe lbw bi Stolen by the bet Wars of Swap is, t the year lab is the lereding London Newspapers. by • tt tent be Won that is mine oho youttnnt by Mom %MO ▪ yew:, Led mlbe years Matra ite three of eatarreettora taublietted. Maps beard. Monson. eneoubta ht.astsn. run nwstvo. 17141 1,11%0011 h Knit 11144 14311.000 The r a rnmaten •nee of this pontos Jambe be Ibllvertne nre:ot tetrwly experntl Ivy • eratempory: ~!t PIM • a the young rat of oil We Landon yearanta 1,1; the do tll took I.nrh gt.aand awl a liberal teme—repr« emus; ta.t maw mate.. Itbernam idea Is abarly the o of En r;and dready, with be MOW Neal atet▪ i'V. ll .4 the tteettnlxrel dolly pmts. end 'VIII fa twit Sumter of k illf lA.. nit to the • Tina '—abtidese by any • ", yo.itua: mon than oarraqhunt• wish lb emeaborbol Ewen. e." 1• be I. rc I °tatty Bookseller re Newman la the klagdota ;or at err oit. „., fosters-meet. Pleetdanth Loadds. IRELAND. Deems, OCT. 20. flu 31tyo Cons'dictum states that a government irquiry will be held this week in Castlebar before Mr. S;•rii ant O'Brien, relative to the conduct of cer tain jueikes of the peace at a petty sessions court held in that town on the 28th of July last. The ma gistrates present on the occasion of that petty ses sions were Capt. lliggins, Mark Blake, Esq., Mr. G. H. Moor,. M.P., and Sir Samuel O'Malley, together with 11. J. H. Browne, Esq., Wm. Kearney, Esq., and D. hrowne, Esq., and the Mayo paper intimates that the three latter will be called on to give evi dence at the investigation. A reward of MIL has been offered by government for information that shall lead to the arrest of the minden r 4 of the old man and woman named Smith in the vicinity of Dublin. It is lamentable that no clue stems yet to have been obtained to the perpe trators of that atrocious crime. The law agent of Mr. Kirman, who stands com mitted fur trial on a charge connected with the drowning of his wife on Ireland's Eye, has published a letter cautioning the public againstgiving credence to the many rumours afloat on that subject since the close of the recent private investigation held before Major Brownrigg. The Lonerick Reporter has the following state ment: We regret to learn that certain landlords in the North Riling of Tipperary are pursuing a very harsh and unfeel ing cour.e tower& the tensots who had the temerity to uphold independence of thought, and to vote far the popu lar candidates at the late election. Biro that memorable contest, the clearer* system has been vigorously at work, sod the ruthless crowbar brigade is still busily engaged in embolism; the sturdy men who voted according to the dic tates of conscience. Within the last few weeks several hundred families have been evicted in the Nemeth Colon, from the Toler, Henry, and Dawson estates; and the model agents are enforcing their claims with all the Repent, of former years, heedless of the reduced demand for apical tuna produce, and the evils which have fallen on the tillers if the soil. A correspondent informs us that Capt. Garvey, agent to Lord Bloomfield and others, refused, in getting in the September gale, to allow the usual twenty per cent. to some taunts living near Helmet, who could not be pre vailed upon to vote for the tory candidate, Capt. Jocelyn Otway. As a contrast to the foregoing the same gape refers in flattering terms to the conduct of landlords. It says: Amid Ho raja cared by the folly and wickedness of amoral landlords, we rejoice to notice the benevolent re duet of J. D. Eitsgerald, Esq., M.P., Ennis, who Ms Miry purchased it the Incumbered Erste, Court the mom sf Harr de Massy, Esq., near Balliagarry, semety Limmlek. He hes forgiven a half year's rent to his tamer at Otetros and told has agent, Edward Loyd, Bewail Molielishk tint bisobject is to make the tenants ea comfortable sod as lam as possible, and to regulate this mat amordlng to ask means of paying it. We have also based Um blobs* gawks bi stowed upon the Earl of Dunne's, and Ms nob, lbw Barry Esq. ; and on lobs Plgoitileg., et Capped, Quern's County. and his agent. Thomism benemport, Esq. Such sets give hope and eaddenes, obi bey le e wasting drain of emigration. So deeply do people appear to be impressed with the necessity for name protection for the tomb/ against the mongooses en leadlords alter ehistisesomt for the public in goosed ',safest party sadists on those occasions, that the cry foe the ballot is be. coming more frequest smug the agricultural classes. The first step to set wpm this growing opinion is about to be made in C 1.,., where a meeting will be held in compliance with the subjoined requisition, which has been addressed to the High Sheriff, and bears several highly respectable signatures. This requisition, which refers specially to the Sir-Mile Bridge affair, is as follows: Deeply deploring the frightful tom of life arising or of the fatal affray which took place at Sig-Mile *bee, herireea the military and the people, during their* detain bt this county, arisiog from the coo d icting attompla Ile ribeniso the dess o mess voters; we, the undersigned, Yogurt to mom a meeting of its freeholders, at an esoly ,to Mho bar eonsideration the propriety of praying to yen a law by which votes at all futons At lb embee far Ireland shall he taken by ballet, se the a means of securing to voters tho free eswohe st l to= B . etre, and in the hope of its prboritstlie probsaie r•mar reaee of catastrophes similar to that we have now the /Aldo:tune to deplore. HPSUIV %I. OP HER MAJEVIT'S STATIONERY- Orrice.—ln psseequence of the born of the Portman. street Banta; is Gained-Mean bathe newly marred, it has bows &knobbed by the gounnonat that her Majesty's Stationery-eta, in Great 31/114,41111161. Westminster, shall be pelted deem, and what has Mims bees salted the Royal Mews in Prieees-street, PAM the Abbsy Mad up fee the tranrieliee of the basins** This aithrthion Is bra doable purples. The Station/741n and the segssrat hones are to be removtil, in order te mats a lice of street hem Nuekieslues Palace, up Vieletbeleest, to the Menses of Parliament, for the convenience of her Majesty sad these of her subjects visiting the peaks his ales lanwisd largely to extend the barracks in the Birdoego-wallt, ones quent on the giving up of those ha Portarrwtheset, se that the whole battalions of a Nelms* wag be gunners(' in them if weer , and not spread about as hao hitherto been the ease. Three alterations. which an fleXtedtatel, to he corned into effect, will improve the vicinity of the Palace, SA all the low neighbourhood of William-street will be unloved, and a fine opening made round and approach ing the Palate. The business of the stationery being carried on at its new offices will be a great convenience to all the others, as the present one is most inconvenient as regards locality end Mans fur business. FEhlt IN CIIANCERT AND COMMON LAW.—rodsr the New Chancery and Common Law Acts, about to some into farce, considerable alterations will be made in the made of collo etion, and amorist of fees to be charged is law sad equity groin ailing*. At the Judges' Chambers and other law inns it is expected that a great reduction will take place. Lly the tenth section of the Aet 16 and 16 Vie. esp. 73. it is stated that it is expedient that a new table or tables of free proper to he taken in the superior courts and their several offices, sad at the Judges' Chambers, and by the clerks of wise acting ma emaciates on the circuit, should be Prepared " with reference to the various changesand alters tvms which have been or may be made in the peones, Practice, and proceedings in these courts, awl to the dimi nution of extinct. where practicable to the suitor." The Commisioners of the Treasury are required by the set to Prepare Of MON to be prepared tables Of fees, specifying • ar c = Ade" • Wipe/ Pre 1 . .. T 1.1 Me /STOMA and what ins should be abolished, and such tables are to be laid before the judges, who are required to revise and settle the tables of fees, and from time to tints to add to or re duce, alter, or amend the same as they way dam neces sary and proper. The Commissioners of the Treasury are to canoe the table. of fees to be published in the London Gout r, and from and after such publication no other tern than those *mentioned and allowed as aforesaid shall on any pretence whatever be demanded, or taken by any officer fir clerk of the said courts in respect of any daty or rvift to which such table or tables of fees may relate, provided that until the publication under the authority aforesaid, the fees now lawfully taken by the said sawn sad clerks shall and may matins* to be WWI." EXAMINATION BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES. At twelve Welsch yesterday (Wednesday) four indi viduals, named Barents, of 41, Lisle-street; Edmund Allain, of 28, Lichfield -street, Soho ; Eugene Philippe Moment. and Emanuel Bartholorney, were examined at the Town-hall, Cbertsey, Delon J. L. Briscoe, Esq. (chairman). C ipt. Cavendish, Capt. Seymour, and I. Dobtames, Esq., on the charge of being contented is t . .• fatal duel at Windsor, an aceenut of which appeared is yesterday's Era's. The cue created the mot intense interest, and the large room was densely crowded. Mr. Leon explained to the prisoners the nevus of the charge, and a Funeh counsel attended for them. The first witness called was William Ilerbert, a labourer, who deposed that he lived at Benham, Berkshire. Os Tuesday last he said he was on his emu' from Old Windsor, and on coming op Prievt's-hill he heard • man hallooing, as if for assistance. Ile heard the report of • pistol. Ile ran seems the meadow, tad saw a man lying on his back. One of the prisoners was trying to stop blood, which was flowing from a wound. He afterwards assisted to carry the wounded man to the Barley Mow. Mr. Hayward, surgeon, deposed to finding the deceased lyieg on the ground, sod blood Slowing from a wound in his side. His attention was directed to him (deceased) by One of the primmeramber said his friend had been wounded • and he found, is examisatioo, that a ball bad through his chest. He bad his removed to the fiarty Mow, and resumed with kin until about au o'clock. He died about six, bat he was set prewar The ben went in at the right side, and ems sot at the left. About five minutes elapsed between the time of his passing the first three men, mks asked the trey to Windsor, and the ether eve. Net a word peen* In all MM beams the monis' um used elorprlioW, et la sir Ilim — imiliewire was the one who spo ke to him. In answer to a question from the primmer's counsel, the witness said one of the pusses who WA bees. taken into custody was the one who brought dews the Tam* phy sician, and he had been since liberated. • Mr. Biddies:cube, the Superistesasst of Pollee, was neat examined, and stated that tress Mdermation which he received he went to the Barley His, end found the body of the deeessed lying on the bed. The body was quits warm, and he appeared to have bean dead about ten minutes or a quarter of an hour. lie stripped the body with Dr. Hayward, and found a bal:, which he pro duced, and which was much flattened, had passed through his coat, waistcoat, waistband of the trousers, and shirt. He was satisfied that the discharge took place at some dis tance, as there were no symptoms of powder on the coat. The bullet was found on the sheet of the bed. Ile es. omitted the pockets, and found 2s. Oil. in silver, 3ld. in copper, three keys, a pair of gloves, and a passport, in the mime of Richard Flunkett, dated the 18th of May last. Ile also found a life preserver in his pocket. Ile took Allain into custody, and in his great coat pocket he found a powder flask, with some powder in it, nine bullets, and some caps. On the person of deceased he aim) found half a return ticket, being a second class one from London to Windsor. lie received the three other prisoners from one of the Windsor polies that morning. He also found in the pocket of Allain a similar ticket to that which he found on the deceased. The mussel said that Allsin told the °facer that he took the fla.k from the pocket of the deceased, 13iddlecombe said such might have been the cue, but that he did not understand what he said. The next witness was the Windsor policeman, who proved using the telegraph to LOlllOO, and receiving information of the three men being in custody. John Underwood, police constable 66 L, depend to ap prehending three of the prisoners, and taking them to the Tower-street station. One of them had two long swords (produced), wrapped up in • cloak. On the road to the station • foreigner offered him a sovereign to let one of the prisoners go. The depositions were read over, and the prisoner, up= being asked what they had to say, gave their words they would attend on any other day that might be named, but they were told by the Bench they could not be allowed to depart. After some discussion, the whole were remanded until to-morrow (Friday), and in the meantime an inquest will be held on the body. Mr. Biddleoombe made ea implication two let ten which had been written by a pennant lie Barley Mow, and which might lead to the aperebseetea et the person who is supposed to have And the fatal shot. The individual (a Fresehmaa) protested against their being opened, on the posed that he was a free man, and that they matalaed nothing relative to the matter in' question. After a eery menideralie disendes, it was determined that they Shedd be armed by the Chairman, sad that if netWmgeree 'mad *mein that they should be returned. Mr. Meese emend ant and said they had nothing whatever to do with the melineholy affair, sad they were, therelhee, returned to him. A BARONET CONVICTED OF ASSAULTS UPON RAILWAY OFFICIALS. The Bath magistrates were employed for some time on Tawdry fa /swiss thaws of assault preferred die knee !r sets Melee Dart., by two of the to ties swim w the brut Western .Reilwey tom key. The asks We. friss Craw, a railway porter, sad iswaelfaiaea, a railway peikemen, the latter et whore appeared with his hand bewail ty. Great Went wee maul by the ease, eel the mkt was crowded. Mr. of the km of ?Wee smi Waliems, saildiers, ap palled As limo admire. 'The dememleasse of the two mesbeing the bona aided epos bearing all them ikes* bake Minsk Teem the Metemante the semplaiwaste, which were whams., It appeared that on Nnebiffatsi likurndri 4 1 =isetaat, Sir James Sheri drove te dr Bak way skim in kg out, with a pair sf beffmma amil pulled no $ await the snivel af the 7 o'clock trek, yes the plesmd usually oesepied by the emaibuses. The atkpideek. Crew, sabsegusagly went up to him and requested te pensorr, se Mei the omnibuses might back in, at Os sem thee pietist eat to him the plats set apart he pekes anises% I to James replied that he skull net inks le *see anybody, et the same time treks &We hope., sad telling winless that it was Illatesky alp% ear that ha wee Meek. Crew : t e s t i irm es for emaibume were arriving, pressatly west to dalhadent, end told kits he mkt pines to weer, and, at the is.. time, he pat hie bend in W khd peel ef ems el the korka. Se lsnss skeet him violently semis the hand with ide illa wir, sni ewers that ken whited ire bed bit his hand elf. The ether 11116110111NIO. Noises, afterwards west to dekedint, and Pllllllllllllll him to move, el he was osespyies the pike of the awakens& Dohadeat eslE ire would set aim kri arty peliteme eel silk hie regent Ike winter kid e, kid of the n = bits to Tied thum es. Mr Isms imessilately steed men the box mid imbed the knee twist* far the pews. of riders ever the whe amid that bed be set bees aoessammd leak mg pied those of thellimikt hack hate the beseekrig eery time they reared, he teat bare ben threw& Is,. sad reds ems. iriadiag bikini! =able is drive the beers ever the teMeose, Me James brad ever t e r w e e r:hemd and belaboured him metes tbe heed, and hands with dm lap end of ids whip. Wit arm Mao let go hie bold, rad eibinmadis, whilst standing en the rep leading se the maws, statisa, the defendant came up to him sad shoe* him a violent Wow in he sto mach softie his Sit. Me bed bear mashie to attend to his dials isle the menek been die lajaries he bad received, and bed spit bleed eme dam Far the dellimee, it we. suempted to be 'how. that Sir Jaws waspeekked le the assault t and hie servant stated that the pelleamon pat his lanai in his breast before he streak him be the semi& aisi7apTeas kardag seemd edsi Vc. Ilse warm (w, Lasidslladdaseeksi the mid the m aa hesitation "Maim maim to • die dla this ..ley& whisk mat _may Memeditable to him. For the OM album be was lasi Ma ad mete, or in default to be alemmitesil he ON ONO& j sad for the Illteoed assault, whisk was mem esdites be was Seed in the fall penalty of id mid era. er la admit to be Bitted fir he two nower. Hi weed* dee said be Pa want him, tbat H ke meat ea mramiales ameelb et hie kiad b. wield be liable to be bagel M the emeisaa, sad committed for two ' imadememeat. For a puma et hi+ rank, such caaiaet was mast ahereditable. The floes having bees *doh, hatedent left the court. Its not long aloes Eh James was Awed in the same court for barioss driving. Tr.erntomm. To THE Rion Hort C. T. IYETY cocar —ln accordance with a general desire expreeleil la the borough of Lambeth and elsewhere, a subseriptioa has been eouniteneed for the purpose of presenting a testimonial to the Right Hon. C. Tennyson D'Eyneourt, in considera tion of his saleable public services during 34 years of par liamentary life. Mr. D'Eynteert took a prominent part is the.. exertions by which the Reform Dill was car ried. and by which Lambeth for the tint time he. _vi„„; ^d hea for 20 years faith fully represented the emotiteeney ha helped to enfran chise. EAT KILLING EXTRAORDINART.—As Mr. Kayna was superintending the removal of • rick of beans at Thornhill Farm, a few days since, he found th a t a l arge number of migratory rats had taken up their temporary abode therein, He immediately had that portion of the rick barton completely surrounded with boards, excepting a mall portion for egress, and so well was his plan laid, that he and his dog, the celebrated Bill," succeeded in destroying upwards of 700. The dead carcases of the ver min tilled four large wheelbarrows. Only four or Ars rats elfested that Widshint Zadependsva. NI) ll 111. 101 10 U ii I li %rim A tramt aa = asita. ... Iltlisratdb% r iblia •t a. 44,• l ir • lei De. es. do. XX. too rildr lidnimail me lisster . .. Me Oi sal Chrilie aid Ilifylkiiid .. Al Omit mai Mails' . 43 1 Debiland bitestia . ... an Derbi s r ui taad Abr am all Met iisillsr L. ..a it as LSD an a. um 'lila :. la &Ira Onilks .. .0 mama am; A.. 0 .- _ . 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A pawl of Reduced Threes was also purchased fur esiemption. Bank Stock receded to 2201, upon sills. The list of actual 'nal; thus stated : nese re amt. Consols, fo oney,' 1001, 1 3; ditto ri list ammet, 100 i, !, 1 0 I ti ree per Cent. Reduced, 1,1, /, 1 ; New Thlterand-aQuarter per Cents., yeer, ” i t s too i lr al itar co r a llit; ditto The . premium on the two Clasees ' of chequer Bills, viz., the March and June, is now idenliair, at 755. to 78e. To sellers of the March issue, however, 765. prem. was in some cases conceded. India Bead; command 85s. to 88s. prem. In the foreign stock market Turkish Scrip con tinues to excite the chief attention, and his again been subject to considerable fluctuation. From 41 prem., at which tho first business was done this morning, it fell to 3j, and after rallying to 41, closed 41 to 41 prem. The intelligence brought from Constantinople by the Cairo leaves no room to doubt that all the influences of superstition, and the political fanaticism of what is called the " old Turkish" party, have been brought to bear upon the Sultan to Induce him to disavow the loan; and it is equally certain that Russian arta have been directed to the same end. But the same intelli gems informs us flat the Marquis de Lavalette was exerting himself with energy to counteract them influences, and that when the mail left no definitive resolution lad been formed by the Turkish government. The steamer Lycurgue was to leave Constantinople on the 10th inst., and will in all probability bring the desired information. The safety of the money at present subscribed is not dependent on ho ratification of the loan. All that subscribers need do is to take their stand upon the simple fact that the scrip bears the signature of Prince fellimakki, the accredited re presentative of the Ottoman government, since it can not be doubted for a moment that Turkey is responsible for the acts of her representative. Should Turkey refuse to fulfil a contract duly made on her account by her accredited agents, diplomatic interference would probably be enlisted, and as the money has been raised in France and England, it is likely that these two powers would act in unison for the purpose of urging upon the Porte the necessity at performing its part of the contract. Sardinian Bonds were again in demand to-day, and reached 961. Venezuelan, Equador, and Peruvian are firm, and other stocks generady steady. Sales are thus re corded:—Brazilian Old Five per Cent., Small Bonds, 101 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and '39, 101, 1. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 791. Danish Five per Cents , 1061, 103. Dutch Fourr Cent. Certifs., 961. Equador Bonds, 41, 6. M exican Three per Cents., 241,23. Peruvian Actives, for account, 29th Oct., 1031; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 621. Russian Five per Cents., 119; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1051. Sardinian Five per Cents., 971, 981, 98. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 611, 4, t; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, 1; ditto Committee's Certifs., 3: per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 41, 31, 41, 41 prem. Venezuela Three and-a-Half per Cents ., 413. The scrip of the Swedish Mortgage Loan was quoted at the close of business only par to 1 prem. Royal Swedish Railway, 1 to I Prem. As we stated would be the case a few days ago, a meeting of the committee of Spanish bondholders was held to-day, at which it was decided to present a strong memorial to the Spanish government rela tive to the claims of the holders of the unfunded half of the coupons. As the only tenable plea of the Spanish government in enforcing the (*ablation of this sacred claim was that of poverty, their late offer to effect a fresh conversion, by which they will have at once to pay a much larger sum in interest, cer tainly affords an excellent opportunity for agitation. Rumours have lately been current in Paris clan alleged approaching reduction of the Bank's rate of discount, and several new financial measures of im portance. Notice has been issued by tho Belgionvern ment of the redemption of 345,000 fr. (13,80Wf the Pour per Cent. Loan of 30,000,0006. ( 1 ,200,,000L; 301,000 fr. (12,0401.) of the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. loan of 84,658,000 fr. (3,386,24014 ; and 690,000 fr. (27,6001.) of the Converted Four.and.a-Half per Cent. Loan of 95,442,832 fr. (3,817,7131.) The total amount of the sums thus appropriated for the redemption of the national debt of Belgium is 63,44 W. The prices of stocks at Amsterdam on Tuesday are thus reported by Mr. Renter's telegraphic express:— Dutch Four per Cent., 93 9-16; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cent., 83 13-16; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cent., 23 13-16 ; Mexican New, 231; Portuguese New, 38 11.16; Austrian Five per Cent. Metals% 78 3-16. •- - - A meeting of the executive committee for promot ing the establishment of Tribunals of Commerce was held at the London Tavern to-day,. with a view to organise all the preliminaries requisite for the vigo rous prosecution of the movement, which is exciting great attention throughout the kingdom. Asa proof of this, we may mention that a meeting is to take place in Regent-street on the 16th November of deputations from every Chamber of Commerce in the United Kingdom, at which Lord Brougham will preside. The "Mid-Kent and London and South Western Junction Railways" are about to be formed under in fluential patronage. The Mid-Kent line is to com mence at a point upon the Brighton Railway, be tween the New Cross and Forest Hill Stations, or by a junction with the South Eastern North Kent line, near Lewisham, as may be hereafter determined upon, and to proceed direct to Bromley, Farn borough, and the head of tho Cray Valley, Chelsfleld, Halshead, and Shoreham to Oxford; thence by Kemaing, Seal, Wrotham, Milling, and Allington, Maidstone.to A branch is also to run from Atford to Riverhead, Sercuoaks, and Tunbridge. The South Western Junction Railway is intended to commence l at a point between the Moe Elms and Wandsworth 'Stations of the London and South Western Railway, and to proceed to Clapham-rise, Brixton-hill, Hemp hill, and Dulwich ; and, after crossing the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway by a bridge, to fall into the Mid-Kent line, near Sydenham, forming also a junction with the London, Brighton, and South-Cast Railway. This junction, it is stated, has also been laid out so as to form a convenient west end railway to the Crystal Palace. The capital required is a million sterling in 201. shares. The preliminary announcement has also been i made of the West London Junction Railway, t o b e l , ncornoratcd with the proposed Mid-Kent and North Hent n Exten!itr. ItailwaYlk The line is projected to cross the Thames from Pimlico to V•ixhill, then through Stockwell, Clapham, Brixton, Streatham, Dulwich, Camberwell, Peckham, to New Cross and 1 1,ewisham, thence through Bromley to Sovencaks,, ITonbridge, Maidstone, Rochester, Chatham, Sitting bourne, Faversham, Canterbury and Dover. The whole length of this line would be 110 miles. There appears at present to be a great deal of competition for the new home lines. It is prOballis; :41 Vnly a ..:~. 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Groat UAL. reduWila.. 41, !Mimi Doe*. of resift sy ,our - outerrdu„Sbatve !4 .4.Weitof ( (Ilailway) 'aps sad Aviv°, CO *IN .0; few of them will be able to secure the sanction of parliament. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders of the London and North-Western Railway Company is called for the 3rd November, " to consi der and approve, or otherwise, a proposal for the union of the L ondon and North-Western and Mid land Railway Companies, and, if so determined, to authorise an application to parliament for an amal gamation of the two undertakings, and tho adoption of such other steps in reference thereto as may be thought expedient. ' The colonial wool sales, at the Hall of Commerce, which commenced on the 14th instant, progress very steadily. There is a very large attendance of buyers, both English and continental. Tho price of every description of wool is fully maintained, and Cape wools show a decided advance upon the July and August prices. It is expected the sales will continuo till the 10th of November. There is no disposition to speculate, and every lot appears to be sold to staplers, manufacturers, and for export. More is bought for the latter purpose by a conside rable quantity than in the last sales. A very large business has been done in bank shares during the week, and prices are generally firm. Shares in the London Chartered Bank of Aus tralia have been drooping since the allotment, but came into increased favour to-day. The sales in clude :—Bank of Australasia, 591, 59, and 581 ex div.; British North American, 571 57 ; Colonial,l6; Unon Chartered Bank of Awstsalia, i, 11, IL 24, 3,1, 4, 4; London and County, 251, 23; London Joint Stock, 191 1,4; London and Westminster, 331, 34; National Provincial of England, 461; Ori ental Bank Corporation 381 ex div.; South Austra lia, 26; Union of Aust ralia, 50, 1, 50; Union of Lon don, 174. Shares in the Bank of India, Australia, and China are quoted at 1 to 1 prem. Dock stocks remain very firm, and for Victoria shares there is still an inquiry. Tho last prices are : Commercial Stock, 105; East and West India, 168; London, 130; St. Katharine, 97; Southampton, 34; Victoria (21. paid), 64, 7. A project is on foot for establishing some new docks in Greenwich Marshes, to bear the title of the Albert Docks. The capital is fixed at half a million sterling. No names, however, are attached to the prospectus. In steamboat shares there is no especial movement, prices being well supported. Shares of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company are in favour. This department of the market is becoming considerably extended, and we can state that there are further projects coming forward with a view to improve our system of ocean navigation. Sales are marked as follows ; Australian Royal Mail (41. paid), 3/, 1, 1,1; General Screw Steam Shipping, 501 ex div.; General Steam Navigation, 281, 4; Peninsular and Oriental, 861, 86, 1, '1; ditto New (201. paid), 411, 41; Royal Mail Steam, 801, 79, 80, and 781, 79, 78 ex dm. There is not much business doing in insurance shares, and prices are in some instances nominal. The present quotations of the market are as follows : Albion, 86; Alliance, 231; Atlas, 20; British Com mercial, 7 ; Church of England, 31; Clerical, Medi cal, and General, 201; County, 102; Crown, 171; Eagle ' 71 ; Equity awl Law Life, 51; English and Scotch Law Life, 3/ ; European Life, 14; Family Endowment, 31; General, 51; Globe, 148, 9; Guardian, 581; Imperial Fire, 266; ditto Life, 191; Indemnity Marine, 63; Law Fire, 41 ; Law Life, 461, 47; Legal and General Life, 6; ; London Fire, 301; London Ship, 30; Marine, 171; Medical, Invalid, and General, 24; Minerva, 61, 6 ; Monarch, 14; National Provincial, 11; Palladium Life, 2i ; Pelican, 46; Professional Life, ; Provi dent Life, 40 ; Rock Life, 81, ex div. ; Royal Ex change, 236 ; Sun Fire, 211; ditto Life, 65; Union, 220; United Kingdom, 41; Universal Life, 45; Victoria Life, 5,5/. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 119; General Reversionary and Investment, 100; London Reversionary, 16; Reversionary In terest Society, 106. Miscellaneous shares are quoted as follows in the official list:—Assam Tea, 10; Auction Mart, 26; Australian Agricultural, 32 ; Canada Company, 50 ; Electric Telegraph (A shares, 201. paid), 191; Hud son's Bay Stock, 220 ; Hungerford, 47 ; London In stitution, 5 ; Price's Patent Candle Company, 25 ; 1 South Australian, 251; Trust and Loan Company ofl Upper Canada (31. paid), 31; Netherlands Land En. closure (21. paid), 2; Chiriqui Road, 7-16 prem. Shares in the Lake Fncino Drainage Company arc quoted par to 1 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctooi. Tho home funds have againbeen rather weaker to-day, although the government broker purchases regularly. Console have been sold at 100/ for money, and the present quotation is 1001 for cull, and 1001 toy for the 11th of Nov. Bank Stock is rather do- Ci, with transactions at 2211 and 2201. Th e i i !e ed per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 1; the Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to ; South Sea Old Annuities, 99}; Exchequer Bills, June, 775., 755. prem. Business in foreign stocks is generally quiet, but there is a decided reaction in Turkish Scrip, which has risen from 4/ to 81 prem.; and is now quoted 6 to 81 prem. The new Swedish loan, for which this is Nettling day, is officially marked par and dis. Buenos Ayrean bonds have receded to 77. Spanish Old Threes mark 51/7; ditto New Deferred, 251 to 1; ditto Committee's Certificates, 31 per cent. Por tuguese Fours, 381. Equador bonds, 41 to 5. Mexi can, 241. Sardinian, 971 to 98. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PAIN., Oar. N. Pee Mori. SI 0. 103 SO 51 5 101 0 SI 20 107 .0. 81 50 108 LS 81 GO 166 U 44 poi OWL 44 pee Oats., 182 1 4 Oman II p pee to er OWL Wow Loan! I I :.: .. I Muir Inge on Langan : at den, 23 2 2 4 . ; 3 0 days.. 23 IS. 6pera.1660 1.26 Mosey Naples Rents Roman 5 pie Oasts 931 lax 3 Do. GOO lisdralen Pails, Ocr. 20.--81.13erstain, 1,380; Verlaine, (right Wt), —; ditto (left beak), 330; Parts sad Orleans, 1,310: Psalm sad Boum, 0.0; Rouen sod Havre, 420; Marrellka sad Avignon, 707 60; invashoorg and We. &St V.; Non ner% 785; Put, aid stragionrg, 737 20 ; Part sod Lynes, 982 30; Lyceum:id Avigoon, 730; glontereau and Troyes, 280. Omni. 723; Blame and RI. Dialer to Gray, 530; Paris and Cherbourg, S6S lb; Dijon and Beirancon, 370; Centre, 680; Moatpelier and Cette, 625 ; Bordeaux aad Teets. ISO; Part and gesanx, ; Dieppe sod Felamp, MS 73; Grand Combs, 1650. MADRID, OCT. 16.—Three per Cents., 47;; after Bobs, 471 c.; Do. Deferred, 263; after Bolos, 2811.16; Debt (Ist class), 12 5-10; after 13olsa, 12 3-10 c.; Do. (2nd class), 61 ; after Bolsa, 6 9-16. Bank of St. Fer dinand, 100 p. ; Exchan_ge on London, 50.30 p. BBMLIN, OCT. 18.—Voluntary Lo an, 102. New Loan, Pour-and-a-Half per Cent. (1860), 103; ditto (1852), 103 f; National Debt, 9n. Com mercial, Ma rine Society's Premium, 160. Bank Shares, 1073. BRAZILIAN KIDNAPPINO OF LIVERPOOL BOVA.— The following letter has been received by a party in this town, interested in one of the boys who were despatched hence for the Braelieu navy, and who, it has been asserted, bean unjustly and cruelly dealt! with Sir, lam directed by the Earl of Malmesbury to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 30th ult., and to state to you, In reply, that, previous to its receipt, instructions had already been addressed to her Majesty's minister at Rio de Janeiro on the subject to which it relates. Lord Malmes bury will instruct Mr. Southern to inquire into the pare- cuter seas of the lad Thomas, mentioned by you.—l am, sir, &c. STAN tar." So far good.—Liestpool Times. A WEALTIIT PRIEST.—Mr. Joseph Murphy, solicitor, fanned from l'aritta the course of the last ;reek, whither be went for the purpose of obtaining information respecting the will of the late Rev. Eugene M'Namara, a Roman catholic clergymen, and a native of Clare, who lately died in Peril, worth about 48,0001. Mr. durphy went to Paris on behalf of deceased's surviving relatives, one of whom, • brother, is a very well conducted an d meriterious member of the Irish constabulary. The seal of the will was broken with great formality. Mr. Murphy re. mained about a fortnight; in Paris. The will is written in the ripeu;sh liatittuje...Lintrick &amines. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The mining share market has been very buoyant to day, an uncommon degree of firmness being generally observable. There is no doubt the upward move ment of the metal market has a powerful influence in stimulating confidence in this importa n t b ranc h o f the enterpr ise of the kingdom, and were it not fur the serious impediments interposed to the free trans action of mining business by the want of a market, and the prevalence of so many abuses in the deal ings, this influence would be still more sensibly felt. The inquiry has been chiefly for Alfred Consols, West Caradon, Tukenbury Consols, Haven and lien fwtch, &c. Sales have taken place in Alfred Consols, at 131, 14, 1; Tincroft, 124, 3 ; Wheal Arthur, 30; Mendip Hills, 34; Devon Great Consols, 390, 3923; West Camden ' 182, 3, 185 ; Wheal Robert, 21s. od.; Bell and Lauarth, 73,1; Tremayne, 30; Trehane, st, 6; Trelawney, 44, 15; North Basset, 10k; South Francis, 183; South Caradon, 110; Wheal Brewer, 21, 22; United Mi nes , 780 ; Wh ea l Clifford, 130; Stray Park, 83; West Stray I'ark, 3; Leeds Town Consols, 31, ; North Cornwall Mining Company, 3. A largo business was again done in the gold mining shares, which ale certainly attracting in creased attention. The inquiries were principally for Agua Friss, Australasian, British Australian, Colo nial Gold, Golden Mountain, Nouveau Monde, and Pert Phillip . slaares, all of which were the turn dearer. Mariquita darn were also in demand, and advanced ss. Yuba River and Liberty shares show a little reaction. British Iron shares continue to improve, and wero to-day quoted 6to 7. Copiapo were also better, but Imperial Brazilian were flat. An 10-Mexican Mint sham arc quoted 22 in tho official list. THIS DAT.—Two o'CLotz. Business in the gold mining shares is not quite so active, but still the dealings are numerous. l'rices present little change. Grand Duchy of Baden shares arc better, marking prem. St. John del Itey are firm, with transac tions at 302, and Copiapo have improved to Gi. Claims banners Ils. Mime. Bum. Paid. prier Amyl yesterday., to-day. — :-mi 100,000 1 Agua Fria all 1 1 yea 11 100,000 los. Anglo Californian 16,00 20 Animist/ 10,000 10 Australasian I li II it 20,400 90 Aastralizu 0 I It 100,000 I Australian Freehold 69,000 1 Ave Idula all 1 lis 11,01. 60 Slam/anon Inan and Coal all 104.000 1 Vritimh Australian Gold all 1 IMs 18.000 30 British Iron 13,5 4 7 61 10,010 33 Brazil. Imp,(lrt. at 51. pia. 144 7 71 6,000 SO Do. Ommaand Cads all 21 31 11,000 30 Do. Pt. John 13.1 Bey IS 110,000 1 Canon's Creek all 1 dla par rt 1 2 . 000 . ! Cohn CoPpsy. 100,000 . 1 Colonial Gold .. , . Copiapo l4 111 CI 6 1 1 1 70,000 . 2 Eng. Sr Australlan Copper at 1 1 Ala 30,000 20 04150111 31.,0t0 Goldes Mountain. pm 1 72,040 Grand Duchy of Baden 11.000 Grad I'olgooth all I 3 pond 100,000 Marty all 1 pm 109,000 Lake Bathurst `l Ms 10.000 lonAlrOallke,O.Qta.C.oo. 1' 34 11 I di. 100,000 Nark/Nita all 1 pm !0000 1 Mealwankiktuthernirlsan 9 4i 4 rxtow New Granada 300,000 Nouveau Monde 134000 Port Philip ....... Itlpm 11 4 60,000 Quartz Bork .ll 1 dis 7,090 30 cantasso &Cuba l4l 3 14 60,000 1 :Muth Australian 1 11pm 11 6,006 10 Iln Croft 41,174 13.191 United Bewley 100,660 1 T w ee lbzivois. all I g die par 1 100049 1 'Tuba .......... .. ... 0 1 IPm COMMERCIAL A MARKETS. MINCING LANE.—INIS DAY. SroAst.—The market continues to wear a very firm ap pearance. The public salsa consisted of foreign white lia vannah in bond ; dam agedeold 24. to 'as. 64.; yellow lia- Tannah, damaged, Ms. to 38a., duty paid , the refined market steady, grocery lumps, 445. 6d. to 475. 6d. COFFEE —The public sales are going off steadily at full pricea. Good ordinary native Ceylon firm at 47a. to 471.8 d. TRA.—The market is firm, the demand continues for good medium qualities, I Id. to Is. Id. ; common sound clean, 91d. per lb. Isuroo.—The quarterly sale finished yesterday. 19,740 chests were offered, of which 10,160 were withdrawn, 4,500 bought in, leaving 5,250 chests sold, to which may be added about 1,000 chests sold in the room. The advance paid on good and fine qualities was 9d. to Is., inferior 6d. to Bil., on the July sales. Madras sold fid. to 9d. advance for a small quantity of good and fine, inferior 3d. Kurpab sold freely at 6d. to 9d. advance. On the whole the sale went off with. out spirit, and importers were obliged to buy in largely to secure the above-named advance. _ COTTON.-600 hales sold yesterday on 'Change. Rica.—The market is not active, but prices are firm. In other articles no material alteration. SMITHFIELD HAY NIARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports business at the following prices : Prime Meadow Hay, 725. to 80s. ; inferior, 60s. to 87s. 6d.; Rowan, 455. to 56a.; Clover, 755. to 935. ; second cut, 655. to 84s. ; Straw, 2is. to 30s. TALLOW MARIEET.—THIS DAY. The market is again rather firm to day. The ships from St. Petersbnrgh still keep out, and, the wind having shifted to the south, it is probable we shall not get much in at present. Town Tallow is quoted 42.. 6d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 435. 6d. ; October to Decem ber, 42e. ; January to March, 425. 61. IRON SMPBUILDING.—Two new iron ships will be laid down immediately at the Dingle Works, and it is said that Mr. Laird has now in hand orders for iron screw steamers to the extent of 10,000 tone —Liverpool Mercury. THE MERCED Mrtntso COMPANY it beginning to attract considerable attention. Shares have recently been created, the par value of each being a pound sterling, which are to be taken to England, and there disposed of to the labouring classes, by the aid ;of rich quarts specimens and the laudits of certain portions of tho press. One individual, who unfortunately had 950 dole. worth of the shares, worked off on him, after he found how things were going, was glad enough to shake them off for the pittance of ISO dots. Re is a mechanic, but withal a very shrewd man. Let others beware.—San Francisco Times. HEREFORDSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Ilzazrouri, Ti ESDAT EVENING. This morning the Ilerefordshire Society's show of stock — an average o n e —was hold in a meadow near the town ; and the annual dinner this evening, at the Green Dragon Hotel, where about 150 persons, including three clergymen and a few landowners, was presided over by Mr. T. W. Booker, M.P. The principal prize offered by the society—Tiz4 di. 10e. for the best bull, cow, and offspring —was awarded to Mr James Res, of Menaughty, Radnorshire. DLATII OF WM. VICARS GRIFFITH, ESQ.—It is with much regret that we announce the sudden death of W. Vicars Griffith, Esq., Assistant Secretary of the Royal Dublin Society. Mr. Griffith was a zealous and inde fatigable officer, and was greatly respected by the members of the Royal Dublin Society. lie died at Lyons, on the 14th inst. All the authorities, both in France and Great Bri tain, were most prompt and attentive in forwarding the account of Lis death. The lamented gentleman was travel ' ling alone. ABERDEEN DIVINITY CHAIR, Ki No's COLLEGE.— Dr. Macpherson was admitted and inducted to the Profes sorship of Divinity yesterday, and received the right hand of fellowship from the meeting.—. ortA BriluA Moil. CENTRAL CITY RAILWAY TERMINVEL—A lecture explanatory of this project was delivered yesterday evening by Mr. C. Pearson, the originator, at the Southwark Lite rary Institution. In the course of his remarks, the lec turer observed that a meeting would be held shortly to whose decision be should finally submit the whole scheme, and if it should be then disapproved, it was his intention altogether to abandon it. FOREION FRUIT.—An importation of some cases of pears has taken place from Italy by the vessel Vivid, ar rived in the river from Leghorn. Ihe importation of fresh fruits of this nature from Italy is not usual among the sup plies from abroad, and the arrival is therefore of some in terest. • PriALT? ON RAILWAYS FOR LATENESS OF I RAINS. —A new and important decision, in connexion with the present complaints of the unpunctuality of railway trains, has just been decided by the judge of the Yorkabiro County Court. Th e plaintiff was M r Raikes, the banker, and the defendanta the York and North Midland Railway Contpany. It appears that one of the company's trains being heavy, arrived at the Milford Junction half an hour after the Great Northern fut train for London had mimed. The case I I haring been on e into. the itint returned yegdAtim farm Of the plaintiff—Damages, dl.