The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-12 00:00:00

atleipaled is • smelt for en ma a : parcel, and one so Wady to bowled sheet by the slightest cum* net mom It we solitiently stated yesterday that the pity parties hed hue traced, and that the woman who ranted the bq on to the bridge had been apprehended. We egret to mg that don Y tat the least truth for such war leas. Literay nothing mere ins known at a late bow het sight then was known within an hour after the rid remelas were he the bands of the eadiritiss; set only he. we des been obtsined, but nothing whitener hoe bee tidied that would even led to the hope lbe le rimy Wog ••sat••l4 cleared up. Nevertheless, Kr. Illigmalikoldent Durkin le indefatigable in hie er deeeemes end le rahansting all the resources of the dolm en pals • I hie stsmit• to bring the matter to itgat. Amos Welelemgmem err of information which he re celled es fkleirag, ell awe or less inelerant and value, were two ceimmeeelkne.—ene to the effect that a bag sup posed to err& eaealhig reareciel with the runlet bad bees weird adhere at Sorbs* the odor etatliag thst the heed of • ale heed bars food diehdy tortaid wrier the isi el de melee= st derrairratie. Hyde Prit. poise frineliedy peerdel bhe tato dire roped% seed Omni that a ream leg bed bra weekd aebere Lodi* eastahrtng, wow other mane, • pletsksee sad rte bedlam, all being the pet remit et • bersisly entrained • few days doe at the ✓endes of Hr W. reload, asst lieddrett. On perestes Y forsesiridese the podee Mad that tee berm he had tee ely bee dIKIPVINSI daem— on of • ars era gosalsor el • veer; hut tree y int) the sere droved mot eaddieleolly that de ode had Ma berg ergs rewileord fh.t boa hed bees weed for the pewee et rodeo ersteried ambertim. sad were not la soy way oreserd elk the prune mysteries, ass. he re brae eirdrel dr oiler ef eargerifea amisdra we mg MN M what hr beta irlipeeled by seer atom lhaday eemerryonobs—rody, diet tide oppred midst wall Mrs oat wide, awes sr Ire Ilia a seise' Waifs bees. This rowdies he dryly gm& sad arm melee fooreses of the way wikk i mace Ordure pewee their erateireel ewe The riser upon the resin Tel be bell le-day, girt the ordeal eridence will show that bored • des% err of the reel deliberate murders which we have bed to record for may years bee bee committed. DISCOVERY OP A HEAD. 817;DAT Nosy. On Sunday evening, at 6 o'clock, • (mailman attended et the Bow-comet police-station, and riled that ho wired te mate en important comuuralcres relathe to the rove horrible murder. He was roost in to Acting-Inspeeter 13116M1, No. 9F, to whom he gave Me cord, which was r follow " Mr. Robert Baker Jose', 4, 6-beech-walk Tartie." Ho made the follower "On the id o r O c tober, about the middle of dr day, it MIS'S heed re discovered at the lower end of Surat-press, mar al Westbourosterrace. opposite Spt:tur-atreet, and mar the Great Hanes Railway Hotel, Paddington. Maimed weed*. covered in a gsrika in front of the hour mar • wad owing tree, and, upon the discovery being made, • neweervent from the ewer hour brought a shovel, and • Mr bey with • beaket acoompenied him In' integrals. A potkomon, I trim belonging to the D division , women is tangent The server then put the rod in the leash and Ss man engird it with war par and test it army wlli Woe. TM hued wee covered wkhinn. or something of that owl my Madan • lady of dr inbed reepectability, who ter IS ale of tha booms, ad whom voracity could not for • amen be detablai, !Awns us OM Bile &elk* saw the bad WNW. eke sew Get kbd hair and whirr upon it, so ors d for bets am thiewgh an aperture is the limn. I puma by as Sp. use mace nom ens en hoer ate is or pry widt thle idy and Mr driskiter enC• gemitmen, old with that I porosival • pardon of TO( sill UM MUM ha the oboe* the pram. We sir noticed, root to mat tom floe front railimo that the ground ap parel hi( ler bees moody deg op, z e ti c.., 7 to Yttmel r that Once the her was • lie Yr peer the eget, sad experienced a very bed sg, abider& bar lanethembre think it be that the bet toed ether pardons et tbs body wilaisi may be • bend buried thus._ I Gobs of Gs setter te • perm Ws weer& end Warted me that • engem was rose the bedl mon ohm it wee flooremsd, and he add he did not be. km Ur loud led ter te bees the body cone than twelve berm Having bawd of the Wearrim-bridg, affair. I amnia It my duty to ere bete and inform the authorities et the alrcumstance, es Gin spleen every likelihood that the head it the use tresiag." From subseouent Inquiries It memo that Mr. Jenee's statement le quite tress—that a heed bed been food, and that it had been buried mahout as inriumt being held. Than is d..ot t that an order will be rued for its ex humation. LASEiT PARTICULARS.—(THIS DAY.) Up to the pedant time the police have not been able to oLtaan any kahnuatian Landing to throw Hght on the mys tery which marvel& this cue, although they have I.3en nu ramming is their ezerUone. New lad markt, red the atitol• of this utoteag, • car lidontitl• 11111111ber of persons atteaded at Bow-litnet Pellio-datiak 6w the purpose of onnwrtizi dtt *Aft with a view to their identification, but epee No had ovorytblog creme, uneatiefactory, end here we atial mark pixel the extraordinary number of mow 1111111.144 If the Matt of those who have attended at Deretreet ere to be beloved—we inuene, however, that may ettreded lo the plow by • feeling of cariosity. The polka lad entarbdael • lope that this rooraiaie peat yeah. heap lewight Istedwparee which nefht laid to thip linellulles el dr cloths% the genera belief Mktg that they latonn lot peas a *ma canal on s nit to Lanka, MI tan tan, we awn to inn baa dbappointed. Paprolay be he *pin wake ‘3l be pened this tames, • farther nonlanna of no rato - co took place ime:'•g, In the rowan ef areiral medical gentleness, ad "ha tan en nand essay dinner of iao shard atploolloa Int It i tag wan et mad drink is reel es wish etessises the pelise ere lent Wed with Mew (sesepress ethsrebei orseskess emplestioas M. ihs tinkles et err mystery. As the emir mews to have bess esepetsoesd es tits Itielletss AM et ills elm, sad the esewAss him le tits Sum Ale le weld isisetion, the polies haw plead Nair s Mit seresillmes wow& Asierises slaws in the powlemis of Weshoinste Abley, the eased, sad the I. .f, r white brothels of the mese leisripelse shwa The 71 mess penes galleys tweilwee r.w.i the Three% sad sweiel westears ht who*, sal Mee* meet Is the Isistsw. • oolfflottlo• it a goloommool Nonni Is expected to v ipers la Slo otosioe• Moo Ow" owl If, as probably vat M So MA koopoodlut droll to punks* to sey porno Roe -ere swam, Ws my polibly 101 l to tilt die. "am stilts eta ahoteaL _ _ _ Oa estaday eight, et • late hour, Etberiaitekthe tof 00l- Ws; we tithes toy H. peke to certala Is 1(y wbick, kr *dm resraik t wail b • Imprudent is quay, sod then ewe etemsoieseettiel aeseeertmer the detail ties et the moms 'show by Wm bet steer a lengthened sad mad eendlhy d thete wham their kaoldelge et the *see et kb Welk be declared that softer of them erne th. tridestares are cant as to awe tbn Metal flair and metnatioa took ace. One is that it Ins ma. WNW la • ref leeway on the Funny skle of dr water, M dist the revaelme are those el • • poem, evidently •• Ilmolipar, who • dm weeks dace mole Wendt eanneflose la that locality, Gen the litrsoe;ssu chatter of his inn Ms Lavish sayendheve of awry, tinting every or ha mg with tis Mak. heather idea is that the re nnin owe those of • pram who WAS sews tart dne nue boded by several women into • ilemrsy et a lam la Or aiaboarhaed of Drury-lane; Ibis be* laliennadan le Om by a led is the employ of the net, who Issi • Wow impregnate that the clothes bad is the tee oorrugend with then wow by the per tain ran to. Tin MuaDea IN BALLS POND.--INQUIST.-011 Datieday ea taimeet woo mid et the Iteyal Wien Tames, billietni. in the tedy of the e ain imeelmed by tar low bleek Theme Hebert Davie. The eirtm•bam et the um twee aboady New fully stated In of verdict of "MIN weenher wee reamed AIITIL3IPTID MEMOIR A Nntr i ClDl AT PRESTOS. 06.1LAXt last: —Jawe Kirby (tbo wile of Adam Kfrby, aa epseelea wawa mistam, bat forairty • sniffier In to. lSlb Regimes) atimegMd, ow Thursday menting last, to doors Word ord oak - egad oevess year , . in the rim LAW Oho wan to throw boned into the elm by a sobbor, rad Jams lidsor, who wea at yea a Am alma frou dr opot. Thee motile who to s s mgmt awbstmer, and bra mend 13 or 14 pans item dombios la a 'bear maaser, at mem ylmiged MID the waft; are by poet eaartime, foe a Wei Mde woo twiellag wat Mem*, weelealed brbeglag the valortaanie wears to Mod bit oar lbw retwated for the child, wham do sirmaL Bob boo emnamd to the Whoordomf lea, ro Nab. and went attauded by Kr. Spree; =AI= ri. :0 8 1 . Ml"rf in= dai l aftßnm'n mbar And we km m b removed b Homo . Paw drank won the medal of rho Kora Nobaso . Not boy two t ai be mid two prom from drobroor b Ho mil at From.— irrhostor ignastedire. Tux Can e om StAo KiLuo.. l .on Monday lut the Prime Consort killed a royal Meg I. the Pored of Oka trwhich weighed 24 stoma mu le believed to bare ibe champion of lb. hoot. Whew brooght to 13.1. rani be mw Laid at the mita eatramos to the aide, that the Cana mad toy. 1 fatally might me his royalty before he was Ott My. THE 11XPlEt38, MONDAY EVENING; OCTOBER 12, 185 T. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION noun. Druid /webs, a German Jew, In the melee of Mr. James Freeman, beteler, 62, High-emet, ditipta. wag brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with rehigeg hie WARW. The pros/wax said—The Omer was in my employ. ment. I ewerszted he was in tht; ith habi: he of rt e white I put in a best Inwy eseedinw-lkeese. Meet Miff est one on Seem dim I with Wie n, le came and look at the maw, mireedwed die sot to kare. Lest night I meshed Whewelles the police, and examined •17 bowl I eimmd its —Owns, four shillings, wed forr expeese—all wierbed money—from the best The cabs produced by the dicer sill these which I worked, sad deposited in the bowl, gt with the etemplien of two afxpenoss. When the pri weer we. la andedy, I askedin the ofacm's lire- in =lei* New peter yen will tell me where the watch is" le a ireteltlled lest). He asked me whether I would if he told me. I made him no reply. He ge. =old teethe& be had sold the watch down the "lane," but W got nothing for it. I inquired of Ida last master what f. sad of a character he had, and was told that he was "only 'My. ' ID By the Lard Mayor—l don't think he is silly. Hs Is I m German Jew. : lha li gesoster now pretended th at he did not rovienteed the St E binguage, _although the prosecutor said he wee pw f y sequainted with it As the prisoner permitted in denying all knowledge of the English language the evidence as • matter of form wee translated to him through the medium of an interpreter. N. Policeman Smith, No. 672, said he apprehended the pet- 81. scaler yesterdays r:ado= on the charge of having robt-i the prosecutor. Soon afterwards the primmer threw away a paper parcel, upon opening which, four crowns, four abil. gL j Pugs, and two sixpences were found. St 1 The Lord Mayor (to the interpreter)—Ask him what ly has to my in sewer to the charge. Lsterpreter—He senxt . / . should like to be sent beak to ° 'fh 'in t i trridayor—groult e t r ite would, but that can't to ter a little time, at all events. A W L He rye be did it out of fooliebnces. i ll 'h=fldayte—A little wholesome penithment may l a bring beck wimdem. He most be remanded in order that the id mime sad cleM may examine him and report upon the St state of his mind. GUILDHALL. a w l. If 04W N'Dogowhi, a pauper In the West London Union, • wee pieced at the her totem Alderman Gabriel, charged N. with committing a mod savage assault upon another pauper N. who wee mar* from pantlyeis. St. Mr. PluDips, the mares of the West London Union, said N I —Prom informatket I received about quarrelling in the toe young men's ball, I proceeded thither, and on my way W I met Wm. Brenda, ow of the inmates, with his bend over * M his eye. I removed hit band, and found the ball of the cowpletely. co label, and covered with blood. I et 10 sentbim of to the hospital and then inquired in the hall who e t , had done it. I received ao enterer at fret, but on my re- et psating the question, the primmer said, ' I did it. He N. Arndt me, aa,l struck him again' I therefore pve him into N. custody. it Alderman Gabriel—How long has this man been in the C Priroser—l have beet there *lib years. Alderman Gabriel—What is the object of keeping a ruen It o Ma this era long in the house? Prisoner—l em subject to fits, sir, and frequently drop w down in the street, aM em obliged to be carried into the is, Unka. ■ Mr. Phillips—l am afraid, sir, his fits alias) DIOT3 from le drink then anything else. Alderman Gabriel—When will the injured man be able to attend ? a. Mr. Phillips—The surgeon rays that Brendell vrill not be to able to leave the hospital for at least a week. Q. Alderman Gabriel—Then I will remand the case till 6 L Saturday for his attendance. a. WESTMINSTER. CIVIL INvEDILEVENT AND 10011 RT. lo Jodie@ Cbraton, a girl only 16 years of age, was with IsoloiaL op po: baltvritted young women tV il a r r a. t te base a Orchard.rtreet, Westminster, and sa limo pashas, bar et all gut pcsseserd. Matikia Mlggina, a very rompletable-looking young woman, about twenty-five years of ass, said that on this day t 0 fortnight skis woe sitting is the Orem Perk, when the pn was ram vp sad aims& Otto conversation with her. afte• 80 'Mad alos bails/ her to colas home to her house le Is he,, me realmat. She consented and se. • coca — Wed -- 1;;; to Cnina-court, Orchard-street, when, M , atter 001911 time, on her complaining of being tired, the prisoner invited An to to to bed. fibs dL did so, and on awaking found the prisoner gone. She gat to demo herself, end then discovered that the moused not only robbed her of seven shilling., which was all the mousy she had pommeled, but had carried off her bonnet, shawl, frock. boots, stockings, and under clothing. N. Mr. Paynter—How did you leave the pl. , * without y OT clothing. Pratentiriz—tiome kind women in the neighbourhood 111 when they beard of toy distress lent nie thing. to cover me . , and then I succeeded in getting home. My mother teld be le, pollee, end the prisoner was taken into custody. A young woman proved seeing the prisoner leaving the * Leave with the poor irl's clothing, which we. valued at Me. It. Mr. l'aynter cnasidsysd It a very awl robbery, and re. mended the prisoner for • week. et. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. I N (11T ILICTTIC T 31.101117314 NEWIIARKET MEETING.-THIS DAY. )LATCH. Fikosy best Tartitt easily. 6O f. PLATE. A.F. Sinnteret Baba c 6 ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 SON'S. Theodora Flyaway 4 ran. 501. PLATE. T.Y.C. Sunbeam Orchebill Ptrutickar 20 ran.— .. 1 I 91 . .. 2 .. 1 1 u 1 I. I Is le SWEEPSTAKES OF 60 SON'S. P.M. Gem of the Etat, Media Noce, and Eupatoria, an Nott a PAID FORSZIT.—.OI2AfiCha 43211 Derdsnalite. CESAREWITCH STAKES. The following horses ars here —Fisherman, NeeMs, an Warlock, Poodle, Mary, Rturi, Saunterer, Black Tommy, N Gunboat. Tasmania. Kestrel, Fright. Zirrag, Mysterious N Jack, Emulator, Carla, Apathy, Victoria, El Hakim, N Fisher, Prioress Odd Trick, Lawn, M. Dealer, Elooes dam c., Arta, BAIIIOIII2, Eloquence, Sluggard, Peeping _Tona, N Cedric, Illuminator, Lima, Bannorklonro, Dusty Miner, 6 Martinet, Rosati, Plush c., Gen. Somata, Humbug. Moose, Oases Seas, Wild Rosary, end Barden/. PAID FORIMIT.—Mir e, , A. Aster, Mantrrel, Saccharhsa, led Artillery, Presthury, M Morgan Rattler, and Prior. N LATEST BETTING AT NEWMARKET. 6to agS M. Dobler (r) 8 El Raldm (t) 13 to Warlock (t) f N i 16 W Bored (t) 14 to Tsai (t) 211 to Pfsrb Celt 24 to Nortioot a Tint REII6O*.NTATION OF EAST SENT.—A meet 1 1 Mit y or the liberal elect" of East Kent took piste et Can on Saturday eftertiden, for the mimosa of considering Is what Meta should be taken to obtain the return of a Mond le andidate in the TOM of Sir Edward Dewing, who bum re- a Wool hie eat. Ste John Tylden occupied the 110 their, sad was supported by Mr. J. A. Warft, H.P. , 18 Mr. R. H. K. Hvemeen, Mr. Ma r kin M.P., /I Mr. E. E. Rios, Mr. Brockman, M. C. seise and the Mayor of Canterbury. A ft er c :se disesseion it was determined to adjure the meeting for • month, end in the meantime Sir John Tylden undertook to „ asnertsin the strength of the party on the register. Nearly W. was subscribed in the ram for the purpose of defraying W. most of the Inquiry. Wee in the afternoon, Mr. Dade. to 'deemed the &mom Y the con-market. Hs stated Oast he bsdl reedmift • reseisklea, with Sri then 1,000 sigma. lams att.c set, dedrlng his to come forwent in tie place et leas' Mr Edward Derbg. He had much pleasure in camplylmt ee wfth that requisition. se he was at an tinsel ready to mem p the electont, Mr. Deeds, was very warmly nmelvetd. The general opinion swears to be that he will he retained un- K . Posed. PEHJl:itif V. 41) THE SCOVIT Prnim-norar, Ar-r.— On Thursday last en extraordinary cam was twooght before ise Sheriff Gordon end • jury at Edinburgh. Two pollee- tie ronstabko doing duty in plain clothes, named Patrick Ninll and Neil Stewart, who had been for some time It employed in watching home. suspected to eell liquor me without license, and partinularly at night and morning and Sundays ' when the hemmed booms were closed. hod, ED instead of sorely watching far kihrtiona of th e 0 act. entered into a scheme with the wife and skier of Niven to enemy a vegetable dear into a Site of and then, by the women giving false names in coact, il l Men immuring to he unconnected with the onions, to prom* • us conviction in the police court. The two constables was MO charged with subornation of perjury, sad the two Wanda ON with perjury. Nisen and hi. - wife &Wm to wpm, venues r e wen Lined for their apprehension, mad ask Ira be he 601. welt wens keleit. - Neil &swiftest taw Las Mao .166 (kitty' " but the jury moiled, Mai Ow "e 7" ;32kaasaaaa and Mos at t LutrL ine l7 s largo majority they recommended arbiter at do cart is mope of her youth mad the Idesatobr to bear upon her. The Sheriff minima g Slowed to esis ad Rose Ann Siren to iii months' hi- N primmest. SHARE LIB7B.—THIB DAY. ' Two The announcement that the Bank have raised the rate of discount to 7 per cent. has produced considerable sensation in the railway share market. Prices exhibit a general fall, which, however, is as yet moderate in extent. Lon don and North Western stock is quoted 941 to I ; Mid land, 791 to 4 ; Great Western, 52 to ; Great North ern, 2.31 to 3 per share; and Eastern Counties, 1011 to I. As we write the market is very heavy in cha racter. Canadian and French shares have fallen heavily. 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I The half-yearly meeting of the West Middlesex Waterworks Company is (idled for the 3rd of November. FURTHER RISE 111 THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'CLoti. At eleven o'clock this morning it ;wen officially announced that the directors of the Bank of England have raised the minimum rate of discount from 6 per cent., at which it was fixed on Thursday last, to 7 per cent. The announcement has produced great excitement in the Stock Exchange, as many persons had hoped that the advance would be limited to # per cent., instead of 1 per cent. The funds have fallen no lees than 11 per cent., and a species of panic prevails, except as regards English railway shares, which, though lower, retain much comparative steadiness. Consols have ranged during the greater part of the day between 881 to t, and 881 to 1, and have since fallen to 87} to for money and Wednesday, and 871 to for the 10th Nov. The Three per Cents. Re , daoed are marked 871 to ex div. ; the New Three per Cents., at 871 to 1 ax div. ; Bank Stock, 2111 to 2131 ex div.; India Stock, 211; Exchequer Bills, es. die.; and Exchequer Bonds, _ 1859, 981 and 98. In the market for Turkish Six per Cents., a com plete panic prevails. Transactions are reported from 89/ to 871 ex div. ; and the present price, is only 861 to 86 ex div. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. have fallen to 97 to 98. Other foreign stocks are generally lower. Bales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, at 991 and 99 ex div. Danish Five per Cents. at 101 to 1; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at mt ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., at 971 ex div. ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, at 77 and 76; Portuguese Three 1 per Cents., 1853, for account, at 44 ; Sardinian Five per Cents. at 901 and 891; and Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 401, 401 and 40}. QVAIATER PAST Two. Console are a little firmer, at 87i for money and Wednesday. Apprehensions are still general that a further advance in the rate of discount will be decided upon by the Bank Directors next week. Some parties are even of opinion that the measure will not be delayed until the usual weekly court on Thursday. It is certain that during the whole of last week the demand for money at the Bank has been extremely great, and on Saturday the applications there were excessively heavy. The public are hastening to provide them selves with funds from a fear that next week higher terms will be exacted. It is scarcely necessary to point out that, by thus excessively swelling the general demand for accommodation, they may preci pitate the very event which they fear. That the reduced means now at the command of the Bank, as shown in tho return just published, are not adequate to meet a prolonged demand of this pressing character is clear. Moreover, the foreign drain of gold from the Bank appears to have set in again. On Saturday 60,000 1 . in bar gold was withdrawn from the institution. Its destination, we believe, is the Continent, whence about 132,000/. in silver is known to have reached the Thames during the present week, inclusive of 62,0001. brought by the steamer Albion, from Boulogne. This is irre spective of the quantities of silver which reach London rid the Kentish ports and the railway. But, in addition to the remittances to the Continent, in payment for silver, the appre hended shipments of gold to the United States have commenced. From Liverpool we are informed that the Europa has sailed with about 63,0001. in specie ; and, as further orders are understood to be in hand, it is feared that the steamer Baltic, which will leave Liverpool next Wednesday morning, will take a considerable sum. Nor does there seem any reasonable prospect of any important arrivals of gold to meet the foreign demand. It is of course expected that the next telegraphic news from Australia, via Egypt, will mention the de spatch of a large sum to this side, but of the shipments 'reported in the last advices nearly the whole has come to band, the only important excep tion being 264,0001. on board the Red Jacket, which has now been 84 days at res. It is certain that if the drain of gold from the Bank continue next week, the directors will not hesitate to raise the rate of discount. The dividends will be payable to the public on Wednesday, but owing to the magnitude of the re payments which will then be due to the Bank, no relief is anticipated from this source. On the Continent there is no sign of a diminution 111 of the pressure for money. At Hamburg the rate of discount, last reported at 71, has now reached 71 per cent. From most of the Continental stock markets lower prices are reported. At Amsterdam, however, Dutch stocks have, so far, shown much steadiness. The imports of the precious metals last week were to only a moderate extent. Our list in cludes 385,3621. in Australian gold, by the Indus, from Alexandria; 11,000/. in gold by the Candace, from Africa ; and 1,9431. by the Tagus, from the Peninsula. The totalvalue of these arrivals is nearly 400.0001. The imports of silver from the Continent are known to have reached 132,0001. (as above stated). The C u stom-houseweekly statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London includes 39,170 ounces of gold and 5,200 ounces of silver, representing a total value of about 153,000/. These supplies were despatched almost exclusively to Boo lore. The particulars are as follows, viz.:—cold coin : to Belgium, 1,060 oz. • to Boulogne, 14,130 cm. • to Hamburg, 30 oz. Gold bars : to Boulogne, 23,930 oz. Silver: to Hambng, 1,200 oz. Silver coin: to Belgiuso, 400 0z.,. to Boulogne, 2,200 oz. ; to Hamburg, 800 oz. Silver bars :to Boulogne, 600 OZ. The shipments from the outports have comprised 17,6501., of which about half was gold, by the Tyne, for the Brazils ; 37,0001., nearly all geld, by the Granada, for the Peninsula; and about 63,000/. in gold by the Europa, for New York. The ascertained shipments of the week, as officially reported, are thus raised to 270,0001., but the private remittances of gold to the Continent have comprised, in addition, the bulk of the supply ex the India, together with some considerable amounts drawn from the Bank. On the Continent the exchanges on London re main depressed, with little sign of recovery, except at Paris, where the rate is a trifle more favourable. We understand that the purchases of stock by the Great Northern Railway Company have terminated. The weekly traffic returns of the French railway?, just announced, show an increase on all the l eadin g lines, as compared with last year with the excep tion of two companies —viz., the Mediterranean and Lyons. In the latter case the falling off is unim portant. The chief increase is on the Eastern Rail way, owing to the movements in connexion with the camp at Chalons. Mesas. Baring, Brothers and Co. give notice that the scrip maned in London by the Grand Russian Railroad Company can be exchanged for definitive shares to bearer from the 13th instant. Attached to this notification is a reminder to the shareholders that they may pay their shares up in fall, if they feel disposed to do so. Amongst the " partnerships dissolved," men tioned in the Gazette of Friday evening, is that of Messrs. S. E. Baltazzi and L. D. Baltazzi, "cf London and elsewhere ;" also that of Messrs. Morl ey , the warehousemen, in so fax as regards Mr. J. H. Morley. The half-yearly guaranteed interest is advertised on the shares and bonds of the Royal Danish Rail way Company. SATULDLY E.,Mf IN° The funds opened with increased heaviness this morning, owing chiefly to the unfavourable nature of the intelligence brought from New York by the Persia. At one period Consols presented a fresh fall of to 1 per cent. ; and, although rather more stea diness was shown in the afternoon, the closing quotations were tto per cent. below those of yesterday. The market still suffers from the superabundant supply of stock, large amounts of which ore known to be held on bor. rowed money. If the progress of the monetary pressure oblige bankers to call in loans of this des cription, the stock must be thrown upon the market. The same remark applies of course to these classes of railway shares which are held in pawn by bankers and others. _ _ Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 for money and Wednesday next, were first marked this morn ing 891 and 891, fell to 89, " sellers," and closed at 89 to 1. For the 10th November the last price was 89/ to 1. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89/, 891, 89, 891 ; ditto, for account (14th October), 891, 89},89; Bank Stock, for account, 219, 217 ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall 'in payable in 1859, 981 ; India Bonds, 23e. dis. Exchequer Bills have not yet been affected by the unfavourable appearance of the money market. The quotation remains at 8s to 45. die. In the foreign stock market the chief depression is still in Turkish Six per Cents. Speculators who bought in anticipation of the dividend, which is now deducted from the price, find difficulty in selling, unless at a considerable sacrifice. The closing price of the stock this afternoon was 891 to 901 ex div., showing a fresh fall of per cent. since yesterday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. fell per cent., closing at 981 to t. Mexican Bonds have also given wa,y. 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Al I. n. de. 0 00 di 16. i sr ,aa De. di TdoolOssiv 721 ig.i...-0;.K1i.i.,- ▪ Ds. per ▪ Ei" umetra." Pai 4 Duktiogribkik wpm so. P.r..► ~i W 1 III Ni! i; 111 NINAS.-THIS DA Y Two o'Ci.odi. Business in home mining stocks to-day is stag nant, owing to the extraordinary state of the money market. Alfred Console shares have been dealt in at 13 and 1.31, and Tincroft at 4. For moat other descriptions prices are nominally unaltered, with few transactions. St. John del Rey charts are marked 12j, and Mariquita t and I. Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange on Saturday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : East Basset, 120, 125; East Knerell, Lady Bertha, 19.. 6d., We. ed., North Crotty iv a i ; Redmoor 10.., 1.5 e.; Sortridge Consols, 2t, 1' (Lelatit), 21, 21i ; Wheel Trelawney, 25, 26. The following dividend. have been declared during the present week —eal Hemet, 61. per share; Alfred Consols, .1C shue. calle include the following . —Copper Hill, M. per ahem; lady Baths, le. 6d. pee share. The annual meeting of the Kspunda Mining Company le milled for the 14th inst. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-L ANE.—TH IS DAY. The minim of foreign wheat and four last week were not large, and there woo a fair thew of samples u p on the Essex and Kent stands this morning. Bales pr oce eded slowly at a reduction of 2a. to 3a. per qr. upon white, and Is. to 2s. upon red wheat. Foreign sold in retail at Is. to 2a. less money and country and barrel flour was Is. to 2a. per wick and Fine:TY supported former prices, but secondary and inferior sorts were vory unsaleable. Oata maintained late rates, and peas and beans could not be purchased lower. I A/ RIVALS INTO LONDON IRON OCT. 6TO OCT. 10. -- Ccoatnoo. wing. \ rao Pen nous. tu Ts r to Z i g 213 43 so We, . . 14441ei: .. • iii : eL II.C x . Ise 1114 4 14 ,91 1142, MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAT. Tbe following public sales are advertleed for to-morrow : Sugar . 660 hUa. of Weet India, 12,500 bags Mound% 9,500 bags Bengal, and 300 begs Madras. Tea 24,000 chests. ice. R 26,600 bags. Saltpetre: 700 bags. Markets generally have been dull and inactive since Friday, but there has been some business done in plantation Ceylon at theists decline. SALTYlTlLE.—RefractionBl sold at 645. M. TEA.—Large public sales are advertised for to-morrow. PIXINTO sold 41i. Ons.—Seal, pale, 431. to CU. 10e. ; yellow, 411. to 421, ; brass, 401. to 411.; sperm body, 921. to 94/. 10s. ; headmatter, 981. ; cod, 421. ; South Sea, pale, 4 , 51.; o li ve Gallipoli, 61/. to 61!.10s. ; Spanish and Sicily, 601.; cocoa-nut, 49 5. to Ms. ; pelm, flue, 46a. 6d. to 475. 6d.; linseed. Ma. 6d. to Me. 9d. ; rape, pale, 61s. 6d. to 525. ; brown, 48e. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market is quiet. Annexed are the quotations . Patarabarg Y.C. oa the spot, 68s. ; October Slid Dumber, 67e. W.; January end March j _6Bs. 6d. PAITTCULAIS OP TALLOW. abed ea Mod Ode dai mt. DeWay 1.!1 . ................. M 619 Kai 4.34 PEPS 45417 ts.ne ...Dfire tram Di Jima Trice Yago all Ditto Tars`: mew • • . e4s. Od. 4 : - !t. n t io s t RA? Ufa 41.590 68s. N. M. ed. Mara far ibk Irak aiding !OW of October ha Tea. 404 mks, fi r ma dkillkry. 4416 fr o me slava 114 Toolska 1.939 ado trona &anis ; 344 beak AminesS4ll3 arias. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAT.) • The number of beasts is not quite or Lim as on Monday last, there is, however ' a fair supply. The mild weather causes a slow trade, but we cannot quota lower prices. The supply of sheep is again very short end priors are not lower • tud.ed on the average there is &alight advance, however t rade is not very active. Calves are selling about the same as on Friday. From Germany and holland there are 1,720 Masts, 3,400 shee and 194 calves+, Norfolk and Suffolk 500 bouts, and 2,50 p, 0 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per atone of tub.. d.a d. • VI stone or Sha ad. ad. Bat Sao, Ileafals 4 8 6 0 Bat Doe & Ilf•breds SD 0 0 0 0 &a. Matt-100a —, 4 6 4 8 • bat Losgaatt ...... 6 1 6 4 Sand quality boat 3 4 1 0 • Do. do P1.........0 0 0 0 calva Pip Bat Din& irsis 6{ Lana,............0 0 0 0 Sri. at Mast. 6,212 ;.&8•0 mat tomb-. 29.1. M ; salves, 277: 016. 330. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mown. rattenden and Smith report that the demand for all kne hops continure active, mid prirea well supported. The duty is varionaly Mitigated; many wiles still think it will not exceed 200,000/., although a few others offer to back a higher point. COAL MARKET.—MS DAT. Wylam, 16.. ; Me 1401 1 .13 Wee Hartley, 16s. ; Hasting's Hartley, 3d. ; Walls End BraddyWs Bel t, Walla End Kcepier Orange, 20r. , Walk End Belmont, 13s. Ed ; Walls End Rego., 20e.; Walls End Swindon Hattlel, 20s. 31.; Walls End South Hlrellpool. 20s. Walls End Tees, 20a. ad. , Walker's PTiMIVIIIN 14s. 93. 63 'Lip at market. Mr. W. E. GLtewrosn.—lt will 'unwiserene of our local maws to learn that Mr. W. E. Gladstone is at ismt engaged hi a trauelation of Homer's "Iliad" into English verse, a subject which hos absorbed at various times the attention of some of the ficest intellects which this country hes produced. The English version of this great poem which has born most popular is Pope's, and it has maintained its ground with the unclaasical portion of the puthe against all others.. Idr. Glaclatone's version will be looked to with much interest, and much will be ex pected from him, for his attainments in all depart ments of clanikal learning are known to be great He has given many proof. of his versatility, and niece, e in this effort, or even a moderate 'bare of success, consideriog the magnitude of the theme, will be a further proof of the extent of Lie Neon. A mind of Inch strength and flexi bility sa Mr. GI ideone's cannot be idle, and its diversion into the field of clawie poetry is attributable, of conme,to the cares of practical statesmanship no longer absorbing his exclusive attention as Lirerpool Chrostirk. APOTHECARIES —the following are the names of pattern= who Fisted their examination in the science and practice of medicine. and received certiSotes to practise, on Thursday, the let and Bth of October William, Wood, Middleton, Yorkshire ; William Frederic Foater, Hambledon, Hants ; William Wood, Wakefield, If erk,hiee, CITT OF LONDON RFAisTlitralON.—The re v'iliton of the lists of voters for the City of London was resumed before T. Y. 11. Christie, reg., the revising barrister, at the Gaildhall on Saturday morning. The proceedings were con fined to the reception of lists for parishes in which thins were neither opposed claims nor objections, and the over. seers' accents. After a short sitting the court NM ad journed till this day. . "t 0 ti