The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-29 00:00:00

TER Clan% Or FORGERY AGAINST Mi. 1.8. BRIGHT, 0? Btl.L. The investigation of one of the charges against this bankrupt wee resumed yesterday at the Polloe-oourt, Hun, before kir. Travis, the mayor, and Neural other ma gistrates. A crowded Doan testified to the interest which the proesedlap crested. The principal @videos adduced agaiset the prisoner wee t►at of him clerk, with reference to a bill marked in the proceedinp " A," and purporting to be endorsed by "Evan Willimsa" who is stated to be a ficti tious perm. The widows Is se follows : fa;splt Hartlig—l sr a mereirate clerk, living la Nevilo strait. Eidenld the weir of Taylor sod Bright la I/117, sea mathmed la the service sp to the time of the lark:v.l4y i Berstriser bet.' Mr. Taylor died la Jerry, MX. After the death did,. Taylor, the primer asked the berme der the old rue. I wee trio he we timer book.kesper, mid afterwards r ashes, la August, 1936. I have bees la the habit of tramerdeg Irises ea the primmer's retweed, between Ida sad Year. Bards" Ware, sod Co. The there marked "0" wea la my Itarl ark* reeler to dear am The taderresale st the beak ot 60111111 are aim to a my handritig. Readved bear toes rem the rimer to pat theme rare ear They ye Arid by pisses lair las care et Taylor ad Bright; I am ail oaths whether the oadeeemede were mrbfmat aped or ate Wen the ether w e bslthet 4 the ef e..1 , 7:2 " b; onot:e l the sena arms whir ta the book of the aerie won ',Trots well se I ea rediest, by B. Cr sad Co., Leer pool tree Idle were reseilled to him oa atosert ot the Rtdl flan. red Cotton Mal Company; the was chair. or et drat ; I deal haw tithe le rat a =r Era Mean, or virtue he wee a cos et sae; after It was indorsed, my Ira. prudes is that I took It to the beak of Har dier sad Co., sad not getting billa I biller primmer afterwerie Met It to the beaker's ; met ley akar I ha the ether et the beak or set ; ant day I lessived tree Ml6=bille seeramee with thee .40. 1.; the la " • " or et tire, drawn ia mee of the okkawas. Ikon, it her my to reek am it— art ; thet Eras the emir ear prink . I hers hum ray erh-book that primer pve titht biU rend "A" ea the Nth Jane 4.. Wire fled lathed a = Lae WI la ay orb-book I arid arm it to the . Alt that trie I did not observe wirer r met the Orr. lantioa the eadoned, bet I eitueld my the it wee on 11y Wenn to the nth- I hid M wee nano Onthed eat Ciessey, of Loot," be 6604 1 woe la the bah at =nag bine to be fliesaalsi The bib reek Get pat we. pa* i e s ieLpieshe ; !=alst me he think nth ; I tame wham the aimed his was as tamers of ads WEL I did rot Oat ono ea the reit, air do I rem et it Ore; dr pri mer ger me se eseseasaira rirea, ledi way, hUthat, la eresereato ct Idar W sad O a t= bilis draws ea Rho end Cs., it bra that la Ware bib IWO Is be dem i modernse lathed of then 1 Teyke and Befeht. Tits moat 1 wiry earned ever la a par to bealdoe trereeekthe by Mr. Beieht wield mend "OW la 1816, the mussy tonal ova i 1 wend mean to a EMI= sod • paren. Eh tenneon wen ney aanereeo. Bei& vele rthhnia et the Heß The sad Conte NUB Oanpey, la 1 Wine bid sesth to do ebb Oak dr phi male. 1 lath diesathod borele • imp aneent s = animal', tad win d thew Ime was 4r them I cea set raw that the Era Whim teemetha am ace he tbst . Mr. Math bed inanothee with that nem_ width len quite ipaseent petherily. the ben ern to Omni, Outhey, sad Ca="th I bow the anon 1 the trunthelea, bee I do keen they dbanailed ban* linnet its with the 110 Phi Gan HUI deal den wham be b ee ditheathat stiICYCCM . • r15 .... 61101 Henna ; end Wa Buie i Leca , ' , l, bet ea .mat ot eit (I;these Ibusegb watch tbs eompany tannothd beldam. ae 1a tothere be nE i th i lobools, I aut toy that the pone& of dab 111, nailed did sot pto the proceeds at ths Han Nth sod Cones Conpay. Tbe brew et the eon rest the adjourned to {be erethe nousig, Xr. Travis bethatthe that the primer wee ._ he trith As "palm kr boil the named. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (nr ammo scowl.) NEWMARKET YEETDR3.—THIS DAY. SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 SOT'S. B.C. Fhlwnoon .. .. .. I Two row. Woo by thrwqttartir• at • long& SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SON'S. Ab. lit. Forerunner .. .. •• .. I &ll* .. .. .. .. 2 run. • • SWEEPSTAKES OP 10 SOTS. a= • • •• • • • • .. 6 ran. Tra 6WERPSTAKIS OF 10 SOUR. . Haman .. ... .. __ .. __ .. .. 5 ran. P w SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SON'S. rie Sry el .. .. .. .. .. 4 ran. HANDICAP 111WHIPISTAKE8 OF 15 SOY& Tolt 9r44. Wen by a neck. HAICDICAP OF 100 SCI'S. EACH. A.F. Ham, Trim*sad Commies, Asks, Byrlssy, &. Mrs, Lad Maas a An en hers. Psis Pony.—CEssiewr. 1.110 HANDICAP PLATE. D.I. IPrl . yes, 161 Tits; f l a ka , Ast MU; Rosso, s, , =Ms. Ts. 4 1 14; N. 3rm ist MU; Bold Dscekseri b. 4 rm. Tr , Ms; Eugenie (sister to loner), 3 Ist nee. he yrs. Tst ; Backe., 6TA l i t Ebs , Bowies, 3 yrs, m GLASGOW MITAILES.—Tbree-quartere of Mu.. Cby Dv IMlldieleremba, The Gourd, The Beecoe, /beer e ma Whitten ere hem AI the ethers lore paid Axfeit. MATCH for 301.—Loat holt AD. 31. Radslpbras 11 to 8 opt Ku:4lin (t) LATEST BETTING LAST NIGHT. PIRST.CLAS3 NURSERY STAKES. 3to 1 apt Swale (off) 10 to 1 Panipa (t) THE DERBY. 16 to 1 apt Clydesdale (I) 20 to 1 Kelpie (9 28 to 1 Ancient Briton (t) 40 to 1 Eclipse (t) VERACITY or " LE NORD."--This Russian jour asl Worms renters M its impremim of last made, that " the English troops at Delhi ars In a more difficult position Ora they held before the swell. nu 7 ere in their tam be sieged by the Sep: ) a who have artabliMed thernsalme in a bad position sin mine from Delhi. after having rut oti all sennisaioation between that piece and the other great mill ion, poets. We remarked 1100. 4 / 1 3311 Op) that the military momments oldie Ilindoce display a system of tactics which maid as honour to the best European genereM" . A CAUTIOX To Sionteas.LOn " the morning of Friday Ur, • tad &widest occurred to • child about .4 yes: sad a bait old, daughter of • taker reeding is Wallace kOWlL Wilde the mother's bark was toned, the idlest drew down spas its body, from the hob, a pot of boding calm The little Wag woe dreedfany wombed, and every thlag seeable wax dose for its relied; boa death psi an and to eadeefap on the afteruous at datarday.—Ofeepse Dads Mail. INO AND FLMALZ IiCROIAM.--The Norther. Zany rem& a ray reammaitable imams el le ante brerery occarrleg roar Mks. It green the the Imiwehease of labwrems, Mr. Davit lava* Ilelcarer sod brow, ems tutored ma thassday maniac Mr. Loved? daft , who wee dempieg to a bakissat, w awelormal by • aertela sots thirds, sad oh. moat es the wiser, Mad the 'Wow of a person movies baohweede mad bowfin o wl so one had say bushman then et that hoar, she net of bed, sand held of • am, and bald Idea tall her craw !maimed her Labe and the arrears, who lamematty ran to the spot. Os • pot beteg obtained it wee dinned Out the primmer was a ear as, sad that he bed already comaneoad the work of arm. The Mow had gamed amen to the Mame by s by the kitchen window. He we bar- Mealy is mad alma to Wick, awl was allerweale gel as the charges et burglary sad theft. PIPARDZNT CLEW' MIITAL Lin AINCRANCI AMBOCIATION.—A spatial eretiag wee hold at the Leaden Tan ntiutorio7 “INAIL Mr. M. H. lame in the risk, to daot • dimimair. The aradidatee awe Mr. Robert Call, Mr. d.Matlea, mad Mr. J. P. Leigh, bat Mr. Call withdtvw. &am wee prepteed by Mr. T. ad meteaded by Mr. Mbar. Mr. Ugh was Mr. Wesley, as if the main. mead 12 Mr. Toole mho ea • •Mblo_ • Oa the 'hew of heeds Mr. Hatton bed 103 wets, siert ILL • poll was demanded, which gate Mr. "UP • erity el 333 agar* 202, mad he wee therebre laty THE EXPRESS, THIIRSDA, EVENING, OCTOBER 29 1857. Ml= DIIIIII2 IN HONOUR OP LORD 31000 W 42* PSNRITZ. Lord Brougham was entarteined yesterday at • public dinner, at the Now Amenity loom at I'enrith by a party of the wagfolrogi lel gentry of the cowrie of Cmahedend and Wee rstesitmd. L the absence of the Bat of lawshb, who was prorated from atissedeg by El berth, the chair was occupied by E. W. Hue 1., Esq., elan , rea of the Quarts, delete for the esendes of Weelseenised sad CembrionL The viewer& wee Mid by Benny BORIAD, Eq., of Oreyuteb COWS. Amon the gentlemen resent were Charles Howard, Esq., M.P. ; W. Hodgson, Esq., M.P. • J. Steel, Esq., M.P.; It J. H. Maxwell, W. Wsks&;111, Esq. ; J. Cn:eisy, Esq., and W. Cracksatherm, Esq., etrenuons supporters at Lord Brougher des ise the Weelearsiand election. After the moat loyal and periodic logy, the Itealths of the Lord- Lisatraant, of the bishop sod dap of the diocese, rd of the ,bas he dr county and the baranglie, were reward and responded to. The chair men then proposed the Meat of the day, the health of Laid Brougham. Meg of all parties, he said, had ammo bled le enrols their high regard and menet t for one of the rest disirepsielel arressen of the ago The toast was readved with tremendous applanae, and his lordship's reply was greeted with equal manifestations of sympathy and enthusiasm SHARE LIST'S-THIS DL T. Two o'Cx.ool. The railway share market opened this morning with some dulness, bat has since unproved. London and North Western stock is now quoted 96 to tj Gnat Western, aoi to 61 ; Midland, 82 to 1; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 9'll to t, all for the 16th of November. Caledonian opened heavily, but has since improved. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet. 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N 13 • PR i 1431 Is , 8 le - r 2 II: I ' 4 MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY' Two o'Clooi. The funds opened this; morning with firmness, and now stand at a further improvement of about i per Cent. Business is rather quiet. Consols for the 10th November were first marked 881, rose to 89/, " buyers," andare now quoted 89 to k. For money the present price is 881 to 89. The Three per Cents. Reduced are:marked 88, 871, and 881; the new Three per Cents., 88 to 881 ; Bank Stock, 207, to 209 ; India Stock, 209 to 210; Exchequer Bills Ifs. to 11s. dis. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, 971 to 1; and India Bonds, 425. dia. Turkish Six per Cents. are quiet, at 871 to (for the new account). In other fo reign stocks very little business has been done. Sales are recorded as follows :—Chilian Six per Cents., at 1011; Granada Active Bonds at 18 ; Por tuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at 43 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., at 261; Turkish Six per Cents., at 871 ; and the Guaranteed Four per Cents : , at 971. . - The follow i ng notification was yesterday morning affixed outside the doors of the Borough Bank : The arrangsmenta with the Bank of Englend not having been yet completed, the business of this beak will not be vs- SWAM until farther notice. . J. SELLS, Manager. This announoement has of course excited great disappointment, sanguine hopes having been enter tained, as previously mentioned, that the negotia tion with the Bank of England would terminate satisfactorily. It is possible that proposals to which the Court of Directors can accede may yet be made, u the negotiations cannot yet be considered at an end. The fact of the matter appears to be that some of the parties who were to have joined in a guarantee to the Bauk of England to a certain amount have declined to pledge their individual responsibility. (It is feared that the liabilities of the Bank will: prove extremely large, but a portion of them are covered through other establishments. In the discount market there is still a fair supply of money, but full rates are maintained. At the Bank of England yesterday the demand was very active. In the Stock Exchange yesterday loans on govern ment securities were obtainable at the low rate of 4 to 5 per cent, owing to the large supply derived from the investments of the public. It appears from the American advicea that the rate of exchange at New York on London has risen to 106 to 108 per cent. It must be remembered, however, that any premium which gold may bear at New York will go to diminish the apparent advance in the exchange, as well as in the prices of securi ties, produce, Ac. It is still expected that some remittances of specie will be made to New York by the Arabia on Saturday, positive orders to this effect being understood to be in London. A considerable point in our favour, however, is involved in the fact that speculative shipments of gold thither will now be altogether discouraged. The drain is thus at least checked. We can state that the terms granted by the East India Company for the loan of nearly one million which they have just obtained from certain London banks are 6 percent. per annum; and the duration of the loan is two years. The London and West minster Bank has taken half a million of the amount. Since this million, as already stated, is to be sent to India in silver, it is suspected that the Company's home requirements may yet remain un satisfied, although they have now raked two millions, including the loan obtained a few weeks ago from the Bank of England. No bar gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The Manchester advices mention the suspension of Messrs. Thornton, Huggins, Ward, and Co., a large American house. It is hoped that the liquida tion will not prove unsatisfactory, provided that time be allowed. The advice' from Shanghai mention that 600,0001. in specie had been shipped from that port, partly in silver to Foochow and Hong Kong, and partly in gold to India. At Hong Kong also gold was in con siderable demand for shipment to India. The subjoined exhibits the latest quotations of exchange on London in the Indian and Chinese ports. In the former, however, the bulk of the bills nego tiated for this mail were done at higher rates, I. e., at rates less favourable to this country. Bz present mail. iLpievions mail. At Calcutta d. Bombay 24; 1 3 rd. 2a. 1 d. Hong Kong Shanghai • The non-arrival of a Chinese mail at Suez early in the present mouth is accounted for by the fact of the steamer Formosa having put into Trincomalee, through hai ing run short of coal. The sugar market yesterday was heavy, and a de cline of is. per cwt. on last week's prices has been established. The coffee market was also dull, but tea was firmer, owing partly to the Chinese advice,. The corn-market yesterday was heavy, although last Monday's rates were nominally maintained. The monetary stringency naturally tends to depress the market. Most of the provincial and French markets are reported rather lower. The number of floating of grain arrived at ports of call sin last cargoesi y . since is only six. Complaints of the spread of the potato disease con tinue. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday a petition for the winding-up of Grates Improved Soap Company (Limited) was adjourned until the 7th of November. We are informed that the Oriental Inland Steam Company have concluded contracts for the construc tion of two trains of barges, propelled by steam, on Mr. Bourne's plan, for the navigation of the Indus. Each train will consist of a steam vessel, three cargo barges, one passenger barge, and one troop barge, making six vessels in all. The vessels will be built by Messrs. Vernon and Son of Liverpool, and the engines will be constructed by Messrs. Rennie and Bons of London. It is expected that the trains will be plying in India within twelve months from the present time. The draught of water of the trains when laden will not be more than two feet, and upon this draught each train will carry either 1,000 soldiers, with their accoutrements, ammunition, &c., or several hundred tons of cargo. The weekly traffic return of the Great Northern Railway shows a decrease of 6001. compared with that of last year. Australian Agricultural shares continue to meet with inquiry. It is stated that a dividend of 11. per share is forthcoming, and that the general position of the company's affairs is improving. Yesterday was "making-up day" in the railway share market. The supply of stock afloat is rather limited, except as regards Caledonian. The rates of " continuation " were, therefore, in nearly all cases light. Subjoined is our usual statement of the terms generally current: London and North Western from i to 6-16 per cent. continuation. Great Weetern „ "ma' to 3-16 ditto Midland . „ .3-16 to 6.16 ditto lAnesahlra end Yorkshire :: 3-16 t.; - ditto South Eastern. -32 to per aharo ditto Great Northern -16 to ditto Caledoniana York and North Midland London and South - Western „ to I per cent. ditto Great Western of Canada Grand Trunk of Canada „ 1.32 to 1-16 per chore continuation. WIDNISDAT AVINI7IO. The funds opened this morning at an advance of I per cent., owing chiefly to the more favourable advice. brought by the City of Washington hops New York. Subsequently, increased buoyancy was occasioned by farther investments on the part of the public, coupled with the Indian news, and at one period of the day prices exhibited an extreme ad 111120C of nearly per cent. Sake were then re t mined, leading to a reaction, which was also pro moted by news of the unfavourable change that has taken place with reference to the prospect of an easy winding up of the affairs of the Liverpool Borough Bank. But, although the market re mains very sensitive to ;, thc rumours detri mental to credit, which are so freely circu lated, the recent bond fide absorption of stock tends powerfully to support prices. It has been found on former occasions that the failure of a joint stock or private bank does not necessarily involve permanent prejudice to the price of Concede, for at periods of monetary anxiety many timid people chow an in creased disposition to place money in government securities. Console for the 10th November, which closed yesterday at 881 to 1, opened this morning at 88; to advanced to 89k, and, after several interm e diate fluctuations, were quoted at 4 o'clock 881 to 89. The price for money was at the same hour 88; to 1. At half-past 4 the quotation for the account was a little weaker, at 88i. There were an unusually large number of transactions to-day in Bank stock, which was marked from 205 to 209. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88;, 881, 881, 89, 881; ditto, for account, 88, 88k, 88' , 89*, 88k ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 87;, 88 ; - New Three per Cents., 88, 871,88 f, 88k; Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860,2 1-16,2; Bank Stook, 208, 209, 205,207, 206!, 207; India Stock, 211 f, 2081. India Bonds continue very heavy, and are marked 40s. discount. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 16a. to 10s. discount. Turkish Six per Cents. showed a recovery at one period of the day, but had receded at the close to 871 to I for the present settlement, being only 1 per cent, better than they left off yesterday. The •• con tinuation" on this stock to the 16th November ruled at 1 to 1 per cent. Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 971 to 1. Mexican Bonds were more offered and lower. In other foreign descriptions there wee no striking variation. Sales are recorded as follows :-13razilian Old Five per Cents., 994, 99k, 100. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 631 (exch. 12f1.) Mexican Three per Cents., 19, 18 1 ., Portuguese Three per Cents., 18d3, 43, 431. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 971, 97. Sardinian Five per Cents., 90. Turkish Si: per Cents., 87L 871, 87 871 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 973 5 , 97t. urines, is also recorded in the Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan at 82. There is little inquiry for bank shares, which are dull. City Bank stock was quoted 1/. lower to-day. Crystal Palace shares were firmer, closing at 1; to If. North of Europe steam were also rather firmer, and London Discount flat. London Dock stock was marked 99 and 991. There were more inquiries to-day for some descrip tions of American railway securities. Illinois Cen tral shares closed at 10 to 9 dis. 1 , 011111111 RAILWATS. L•awAs. 7, awl laWseasi.. MIMS •••••••••• Id.= Mous Junin. ?Wins le &Opium E°rsimiu rif her W" = Rephesisi nun... Pasrel et Fare— lefts Cabs Cliaims sod Dab. Uwe WI Taboo& ...... TAM • Plitellp.e.Preg. ban imi Gomm War Nal IDdliamma Mils Amnia Ilms: 0. I par at. 1444 &rammer De. now Sham ........ rakLrl.t MIL ...... IMO ma 111•1111111 14 1 r1 Ws' —.— Imo ma Ss* ............... Mist IWO& Do. f per Dim Dribri ri 111 es pa siel. hat. elbenk 1111111111111........ Wat Dona= DIM% pi ant. Pref.— Wilma 11011.11.61 Pram Women d Vision Dultameal.- Br p u N daa iis.ustr is. IL▪ De. Grentliar=l. M. 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I Ovisall I Ds. • ll•whllksese... 111Palibertaidiallharil 4iii:4 1 1 it ztuommimr. $0 De. Sew tO 3 Ikeir w lrsa IIIM•NIA Arm imam .Da._laspimi_ II rDl.illasma"—Ves Dfini• • • Lase -a: ..... MOM' Date .......... Ws ......... II IC SG IS $ 4W THE LATE ESCAPE Of A TIOEIt N RATCLITI , RlONWAT.—Upon=inquialast evening st the Loa th e Hospital, It wee the boy named John Wade, who wee so seriously *wed in the arm by the tiger which reaps& fears the custody of Mr. Jamrsch, in Rat cliff Highway wee going on favourably, and no doubt he will recover if melon or paves. dose not eupervene. It appetite that smother boy wee elan Injured by the animal, and he is at present under the care of Dr. English, of Upper Bast Smithfield, but his injpries are not so Berme. The tiger was a vary large animal, and was worth about 2601., and bad been purchased by Mr. James& for one of the Zoological-gardens. There are serious complaints u to the immure state of the cage from which the tiger escaped, but Mr. Jamrach, who is an experienced man, condOwed that It was strong enough for the conveyance of such =hada It seems that the tiger became wild f rom some came, and faced out the side of the cage with his forefeet. It is • matter of surprise that the savage bout was so soon captured by Mr. Jamrach and his men. The fanner a c t e d i n a mos t and determined manner, by seizing the tiger by the head while the ethos secured the animal with reps, after re linquishing its hold of i the boy. It waa then dragged into the warehouse yard sad plead in • den well secured. The no of the withal s much bathed and broken by the blows indicted on it by Mr. Janirech with the crow-bee. THE PARISH PRIEnT THE PARISH DOCTOR.— The country pardon or his wife was formerly the country apothecary. If both were deficient in skill, Hebert num ber it among the duties of the clergyman that be should keep a young practitioner in the house for the benefit of the perisk. So acentUy was the medical profession supplied in those days, that when Baxter settled at Kiddermtheter there we. not the humblest pretender to that calling in the place, though there were above eight hundred families, end a pro bate porlolof four thousand persons. An epidemic out, and no doctor residing within reach, e m s z rat i ob . 7l . 7ed, " {e says, to prates to save the lives of the people. They continued to consult hire when the crisis wee past, and for five or six yeas his door was daily crowded 1 with patients from the town and neighbourhood. As his ad vice wee given gates, he found that his preemiptions for thsir bodily ailm en t. made them far readier to math this *ritual admonitions, but the inroad upon hie than sad the ahe cuff-red last his treatment should be injudicious, d l e•o z I v e e t lim finally to retire in favour of a replier physician, whom be persuaded to set up in his stead. No mai had greeter reason to dread mistakes In medicine. la his Life of himself he gives • fearful catalogue of his own disorders, of the erroneous notions formed of them by succemive mem bers of the faculty and of the prodigious optimality of inju rious drugs which he swallowed at their bidding. At last he reed Ina work of D. Gerhard that a gold bullet had effected a recovery in • thee which was similar to his own. Having taken a large one, "I knew not, he says, how to be &- lived of It again." In vain for three weeks he drsak dose upon dose to get rid of an obstruction which proved worse ' than the disease it wee Mended to ewe. 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The maths of the grogram sad subscribers wen sawancal kr Imolai o'clock, bat • prolimtaary diseaseles was rabid by Mr. Ourarte Brum, e, who had be.. Y essmainiaMen with the Went, on the subject of the reception of children lento the asylum oa payment of • sem I than the hll stings of cost el their melanomas. thweral gram= having mild that such • discomioa was Irregeler, tad that the natter ought So be mods the subject of • geoid meeting, It was pealpeasd. At twelve o'clock the camenlee ram We the nee. _ _ CAIULOLL, the trearathr: w as bed boa amaaaaced to take the chair ' we prist la caampreas at Ith Winnenon Aldtetaaa Wrzs The CMAIIIMAN PAW that se inalases et the thp ores the election of Itheia Mina oat et the i (164 la amber) be bad way &the the pell torrat all that it would dAms et thar o'clock. Mr. Sit nos sail given notice to the board of his infection to to a motion with retentive to • inbjeet he believed wee Injurious to the charity, and tend ed ; hi & ite Mamba He had brought the matter bakes the gammon sad ethecribere that morning, but bad been re. sated_ LO I LItE,IIII6 ft till t t h o e meeting at tor that .elve o'clock. the Bard be requested ant to admit any child into the asylum ea payment of any mum left than the full avenge met of its welatemmers, sad that my child which is admitted °Sherwin then en each terms be removed." TINT FM AI It ;Lid 711117tb. .111741111 . 1116 tetegit/ar at the pmemet , bat Ihe amid IMMO lb. &urge that the webieet should ve the etiast el the committee be- Mom this and the wit a ria..; that they maid report their *Nem to the esheerlbsn, who would thee be ist a coodities he Micelles matme Mao comideratioo. — Mr. &roses, ea this underdeedbor, withdrew his modes. The rind= et &Skew was thee proceeded with. The pell was elated ad three o'clock, sad the carom of the Inc- NNW aredidelre &bad. EAST INDIAN 11.CLEHY COMPANY. (THIS DAT.) This afternoon the twenty-second half-yearly of the proprietors of the above railway was M l9 Vai 'll atos Tavern ; Mr. It. W. Co %liFqllD, M.P., eentrisen of the board of directors, in the chair. The attend ance IMP very 1111.0i11101311. The report, which has already been published, having been reed, The C NAUMAN said it wee a matter of deeps et to the directors that the progress of the works had been Interrupted by the outbreak In India. It was, however, • SWIM el milidactios that the Wiry to the rail way would mit be so great as might have been ex pected from the mime and extensive character of the mutiny. Many of the teinpany's damn had Man in the etraggle, but s• yet • cermet wawa bad not Men obtained from India of the killed, wounded, or miming. At Delhi, Mr. Taylor, their engineer, and Mr. Ben, en inspiessr, were Mad ;at Cawap dye Moen of the linglaveriag Department, and at AlY L kad, Mr. Modem, the hicamothe superintendent. AD the serviette of the company had shown the mutineers • bold trent, and too much penis, could not be arm to them for the mallow they lad made, md the they had run to protect the property tithe com pany. It was intended to auk the meeting to peas • vote up= this subject, and to specify in it the names of Mears. Boyle, !icily, Whitmore, and other who succeidully en countercd the rebels at Arrah and clrewhere, and who were warmly complimented for their bravery, In a letter which the directon received ban the But India Board yes terday. (Climes.) The injury done to the works of the ea t zery ad been greatly exaggerated. For the oat en urred joat before the commencement of the rainy lesson, and that circumstance to earns extent prevented the mutineers doing any considerable Injury to the works. It was only the Mallow they had succwded in destroying, the line itself was little injured, and the last mail brought them intelligence that a locomotive with fora cserimes had recently pawed over forty-four miles of the rents northward of Allahabad. (Cheers.) A. regarded the present pr mition of the undertaking and the guarantee of the East India Company, the directors inw no roma to retract the high opinion they had already expensed at the value of the enter pri se. There could be no doubt that the hold of the but India Company upon Ladle was now greater than ever, nothing meld perms neatly shake its et rength, while, es for their guarantee, its so wn beyond all itueetion. Recent events in India could ultimo disturbed it, nor could the company, or parliament, attempt to IMeirlltee with It without etriking suck a blow at public credit se would most likely tent to knock down Camels to sixty. (flew, hem) So much, thee, for the security of the guarantee. As for the v al ue of the rail way itself, it could be measured by poet experience. Perhaps It was the cheapest to work in the world—certainly it was amongst the cheapest—while es to the coot of construe don, It was estimated that the entire outlay from Calcutta to Delhi would be shout 10,0001. per mile. At that coat thin could be no doubt that tho traffic would yield comiderably over 6 per mut. (Cheers.) After announcing that Sir Illaodonall Ileepheame wee Moat to retire from the oaks of managing director, the Chairman concluded by moving the adoption of the report. A brief discuesks ensued, In the course of which the CH etioctir stated that the East India Company held :00, _OOOl. of the company's mosey, and although the could net say poltively that then we. no prospect of In immediate mil, they Mould mist any attempt of tie East twin' Company to mire more meaty et preterit co the stock of this company. The original estimate of the entire line was 11,296,0001., but it was now clearly ascertained that the cost would not exceed eleven millieme. The the. mei be completed to Delhi before there could be any dietitian of moths beyond ice per cant. The report wee this aMpted, after which the two follow ing resolutions were mmaissously agreed to That this rneetteg desime to record its high sense of the condo , t of the company's staff during cha recent disturbances in India, and to expreee its warm and heartfrit sympathy with the friends of those gentlemen who have Lem peel:oa t atelycoca off in the midst of a prosperms and honourable " That the board of directors be Tarp:wand to communicate to Use staff generally the thanks of thin meeting for their swains, end most especially to Mr. Boyle and the other oMosn who tea part in the gallant and unparsikled &- fain at Arrah." lte Meeting terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman and directors. The Rey. J. M. Bellew delivered an interesting lecture upon the pat Dad praent state of India ow Taiteday evening at the Amiably lireems Johrewiroad. The room wee ertwded to elm% sod Nurses laving laving heels unable to tbitie dahlias the rev. itea con sented to repeat the lecture es W mein seat at Eretcr•lvill, the prxeeda of which will be over to the 'whew Relief Fund. DEATH OF THE Rev. H. ALFRED VAT'LIItN, B.A. —Thin diaisgulaheil young nth:deter died on Monday, at his house, alerrandermtriet, AVestbourne-gerk. He was eon of the Rev. Dr. Vaughan, principal of the Lemma:tire Indepen• dent College. He took high honours in University College and the L o ndon Unliersity, and be entered on the ministry Ira (in 1948) as the co-pastor of the Rev. William Jay, of Bath, whence be rammed in 1950 to Steel-bovee•lane chapel, Birmingham. Hie health failing, be resigned his charge in 185.74 and der toted himself exclusively to literature. He was the author of many brilliant articles in the British (prarterly !brine, of which his father was the editor, and he published two volumes of great learning and ability, entitled " Hours with the Mystics." THE LATE HON. COLONEL PIIIFP9.—The Hon. Edmund Phipps, who died at his residence in Wilton crescent, melte 27th Wised, in his 49th year, was the 3rd sera of Henry, first Earl of Molgrave, and • younger brother, consequently, of the present Magna of Normenbv. and of the flea. Colasel C. B. Phipps, Keeper of her )dayesty's Privy Poise, and Treasurer of the Household to his Royal Hltftese the Prince Consort. He was born Deossawr 7, 1908, end married in 183 i Karla Looks, widow of the Hca. Orbs Frusta Norton, brotheref Lard Grantley, and eldest ihringliese of the late kiejer-Genani Sir Colin Campbell, sometime Gonne, of Hove Sadie sad Ceylon. He was milled to the bar at Lincoln's-an ia 1113 i, and had held he some years the )(mordent:tip of Dasesster, which le now essaled by_ his dermas. M. Hence Gutarsano," says the Matta Timm, • wt's, ear readers may remember, was erverely wounded in the 'twee cif Constantinople by a eunuch of the Selma' bessehold, has received I.ooof. from the Pubes complus tan. H. Garman° he. completely recovered, we un dentinal, 601111 his wound." II U t R R MMES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. • The market for home mining stocks to-day is quiet, with a limited inquiry. Alfred Consols shares have been dealt in at 131 and 13:1; Great South Tolgus at 161, 161, and 161 • and Tin Croft at 31. Foreign descriptions are Lso inanimate. St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at 13. Subjoined is the official list of transactions in the Mining Exchange yesterday : EaA Rumen, We., 375. ; Gawtou United, 245., 265. ; Wheal Grenville, 21, 3-16, 1, 11, 2,2/, 11, 1; Wheel Kitty Lelent, 20, 21. At the two-monthly meeting of adventures in North Basest, held yesterday, the accounts for July and August showed ss follows : —By balance lest audit, and sale of tin and copper ores, 6,2001. 17s. 6d. ; to orate, including royalty and advance on tribute, 4,2311. 7s. 6d. ; balanea, 1,9401. 104 A dividend of Gs. per th ere was devlued (1,8001.), leaving to the credit of the neat account, 1491. 10s. The report from the mine shows a decided improvement in various plasm, and the nest sampling will be about 360 ions. WZDNESDAT ETZ,II7IO. h the market for home mining stocks dulness continues to prevail. Prices are, in most cases, nominally supported, but where business is done lower rates are generally submitted to. Alfred Consols and Wheal Edward shares may be par ticularised as cheaper. Shares in Wheal Mary Ana, Par Console, North Crotty, East Russell, and East were in fair demand. There were numerous transactions in Wheal Grenville shares in the Mining Exchange. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. AILNCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. 81 usu.—The market continues dull, and nearly all of the quantity offered in public sale was bought in. Cot nn.—The public sales are progressing without din ing my material alteration in prices. Tlll.—Tbe market has a steady appearance, but the de mand continues limited. Rtes.—Part of 1,600 begs Bengal offered in public wale sold at 9s. 9d. to 105. H. ISALTPRTIE regal= out of demand. COT TON.—No sales reported. L other article no material alleraticc. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The 17aarisT1. needy at the subjoined quotations • Petanbma T.C. on the spot. b6a. 9d. , October and Decem ber, 665. .; January and Kan*, 675. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. 3. Devi' reports trade hear); Fr.•w without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 655. to 70a.; superior ditto. its. to BM.; Inferior ditto, 60e. to 60e.: rowan, 60e. to 60e.; clover. tide. to 1054.; second cat, 70s. to 88s. ; straw, 235. to 30e. THE WEeTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND.—Thc Nora British Daily Nail of yesterday say, —" It has been officially Intimated at the (Glasgow) Stock Exchange, that at a meeting of the directors of the Western Bank of Sau teed held to-day (Wednesday), it was resolved that the register of transfers for shares sold from and miter two o'clock this day, shall be closed till further notice." THE SUSPENSION OF THE LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BAN A.—The board of directors fee the year 1666-7 was oce stituted as follows Ilathbone (chairman), Chris topher Herd Jones (deputy chairman), Edward Bean, John Cropper, Robert Crosbie , Jahns Dixon, It. E. Haney, D'll2olllll. Kay, David Lamb, Joseph Pater. Janice Ryder, and Thomas Seller; J. P. G. Smith being the manager. Since the annual meeting on the 28th of July, Mr. Seller has been appointed manager in the place of Mr. Smith, who took his scat at the bawd of director, In their Ism report the direc tors state that the paid-up capital of the bank in 1966 was 900,0631. and the reserve fund 101,7761. 10a. 11.1. Pace that date two calls of U. per share have been Paid upon the new shares, making the capital 1,000,0001. Ihe net profits of the year, after payment of all saneness ef management, and eller deducting 46,8251. 2a. Id. toe losses by bed debts incurred daring the same period amounted to 69,3181. 12s. 8.1. 61,8791 6s. Bd. et that sum was appropriated to dividend, and 7,4391. 6.. carried to the reserve fund. Nearly the whole of the losers (says the report) Lave been caused by the frauds of a customer. "In winding up the affairs of 1854 (continues the report), a year which it I. well known was roost disastrous to those customers of the beak who were engaged in the colonial shipping trade, heavier lose has been sustained in the realisation of the mum then taken over by way et security, and to the liquidation of estates then considered good, than could poreibly have been antici pated. The directors have thought it their duty at once to !edam the dividend to the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, on the ground that, taking even the moot favourable view of the liquidation of these accounts, the whole of the reserve fund will be required to meet the losses incurred; and that, on the other hand, taking the most unfavourable view con sistent with probability, the rood current Lusimas of the hank will, in their opinion, be sufficient to admit of the regular continuance of the dividend, without encroaching On the capital at the came period in the coming yew. In laying this statement before the shareholder., the directors deeint strongly to impress upon them that its umatisfactory character is to be attributed to the elfews of 1534, and Ow, apart from there, the sound and legitimate business of the bank would have enabled it to pay the onto:my dividends, end also to add largely to the reserve fond, notwithstanding the tomes that have been incurred subsequently to diet year. 1 hey wisb, also, to state their confident expectation that in the police and regulations of the change they are making the bank will effectually guard against the recurrence of ' similar results."—Licreprol Morass , . ADDITIONAL MAILS TO AND FROM JERSEY AND Guenossr.—Arrungernents have been mode for the em: veysome of additional maila to and front Jersey and Guernse), by means of pasta which st prei.ent run between thee* islands , sod Weymouth—leaving Weymouth on the mornings of Monday. Wednssdsy. and Friday, end returning from Jersey and Gummy on the mornings of Tuesday, Thursday, mod Saturday. The mails from Landon for warded by this mute will be despatched on the evenings of Tuesday. Thurs day, and limentay, on which days there is no mail by way of Southampton. The first mail from London to be sent by the Weymouth conic will be made up on the evening of Tuesday, the 3ed ot Navigates. IP ,-