The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-19 00:00:00

SURREY SESSIONS, THIS DAY. flu Oalsber sueleas foe the causal of Self Of sonnowel at the Court-house, If =7, lees TM= Peale a , El., chairse7 l l l .l . Bat, , nd a a fall bona al , 11100. OWL Tbe aissiffir ocatalned the names of sixtraevan Omen he aid, sixty foe felony, end seas kw Wear .moor. /Ile degree of «awake was es Ibllaws : Twent7-tbseeesuid Batas rad nor write ; thirtralz could may reed fragssectly OA could only read ; awl only sas Maid rood ala wale sett. Taws wore several domes of emboadamel robberies by weans West robberies by AZ% .err, aer _ bousebreaklng, and other ammo real Mt ... . . Oa tie ammo of tie per/ Puy bin mist over mil Yr. leis Oen tains Amok to be ram la es lbreass, Leag. ewe et tie jam s, *wad to the coarse, ip est they ha a laid right to elect that ema lbeemes. -•---- - - - • - - nr. Otte& dor int of dr pow, Informiri lion that b. woo Tolle Within Itho *aim no nolif bid the riet o wasillaig the Arm" oaf Yr. tholl solieboi. lir. Leg lirolt woo 100 l for Urn to . .ir mi tr a foomos. as A wo Am et lio Old Wry 3 fiasioas. . . . . . Kr. Ovilitisid Id= Sot bbd Ur conotootoil sal coons al um tho outustry, sad ft woo not legal libr tam to .be ihstr Mn lbemr. log bum the mks' do the le do eat do Oil law as tbo mad jury woo Itun various "Filo orterillag the ustrooolio . Thi &deem ohs Arm/ that it w. the cense Ist the awe sol dwell to twit the heatts, consequently Mr. SA wawa= ilia renTiaber had boa mom ttle theMma big ter MI he was any to ley Mt the celeadir me raw heeler mel st We tie* at the mar, tad lbe amen ti mot leeleata inn at a swim eau* bet be tbeagla It Gay le Mir vett at ow* My meld tW their thre It day. me ireperem Mt they amid 110 IS MiIMW Omen' Mailer Swim Mk gime at KlNgelea emeeneetly the ymeat emila well Is at es eat Be bed se particular remehe * Brie W them weedy tab. ebm et be earead moils. wimp rime am ea *ski ef the MY, Mt alt ell, If *ay wale eat* with the wirer. • race* eel d pedinew bed aha Ma to owe ell Mimeo Miwe time, lee my meld mar Hs partial to essiatiag Ws- MINI WM * e billelmat it paltry. TIM me all the elemvelea hoe to nabs to dm, theeehre they could lare Mb,* We ma rem. THZ POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) 11A2f . 8!ON NOUS& “ lrebeer, an;iiile - caial4dieworae cheap& before Sr UM with *AWN if • ma walk • is Wart $ liehmemor, Uri is liircrom” Mot, Omit he wee Airy la • co In Sri ea samssea, ea alleersties took seid =etherSeveral yr =hod hum the primer, who sodded, took ap • kats emdmeveda puoteater two ribs ta the head widt Emery Werra. el 14 Whlleharee-comi, • yourseymea lir raw, sehl—The preamar was eating • heddork, aad abed es_jelsoar be pre him the pepper boa. Primmer re ified, Tea 4 i rue th• pepper hoe ride( um of • very laisqsasslss. He rpm astra mak me, or eta aa Ile Imp of my bald with • sack. He said, " Iltetsa Ad man ass et bail Lamp mita ts be hit with the fie." 1 Willa that lie was dr cwt that sesta to Ds hit, • fis W iamb ass of bed bempage. The mo w-Mot stropted to premst idm Ire striking me, upon white he took • bar alf the table, sad stabbed the perrutor in the head. He oar bins two ▪ job with the knife. 1 Milt /or • rikamea, sr dotard the prow till be errived. Crerearbied by the primer—l did aot dare emy tea ew collie gear fare but rotor tea role epflt. Mr. 0. Ovabbant, tioure-aurgeon at Bt. Tbames= promentor ore tee on&twiny. 1 ▪ br4 sad bead two rived wound• whir hod ken stal rib • irk 1 ocridered or et the= of character. —The wound could not bare occurred ea attempt to take away the knife. They bed been Oar"jobs "--one of theta la very deep. Idoove, • policeman, produced too knave. which be took atin Tle di p e ir=scinaitted luring ribbed the prosecutor with me of the Were, and in defence, rid the pnweenter and ethers bed thrown .• poste" is hie face before be indicted int woods at all. He wee tally committed for trial. GtILDHALL. Joke Bryn Ina pia;ol at the bar before Kr O. Carroll, with emanking puha-constable 238 in the execution ri ft d s luty. The oeoer mid he saw the prisoner late at night with sonal anneal nerrenig la Holborn-buildings, sad upon his stuns* to quell the thaturhaan, the prisoner sessuled lum with the mien shaelve Ingiege. The alike then ca- Jesvouroi IND some the Omar, who immediately struck ham • violent bin ads BMW. air O. Carla laud dr gasser Is, or in &stank seven days' imprimannt. The primeter, wldie kin tinned, said he was going to piens lanocesitly. Waal. Berne no ban* up lar robbing his employer. Mr. Lens etnadad fue the peomation. end stated the pinnace na a caaehnita to the service of Mr. 811 • tohmendat Iftest-neet, sad wad in the Itabi bewb rs receivtag away pie4o4;t: sambal. con fer the boron, but Iniand at with the instruction glen te bin he bad non* to habits of lasalia ilia aid had rid the mossy instead of bit , s tsis a.NaB • Isaistag dr =rash without fwd. la Ihs of the bison had Wely se maks ;may be satartand that the regular can bad hot bees penband, and OM that portioas of the benne bad diseppowel. dada. of n the primmer tato melody. • sbegoos do apiey of Mr. Samba; mid he pare In prima tan IL Oil Teensy last to purchase con met*, sal k was rer lb air‘is duty ts law brought back • receipt, atYeh br bed a Hsu Ilr. ll yens Is oborbstg said lit las s Omer bud sod bud the hem about fon as ogisy slide berm sal lama H. MI as areterity to piledirs al. Z awry or any parr of *brimming'. Bs fineshid) Wend nosual basseptions, sad hint nay bad iged, at tin bad the phones Wary. Oft Sateeday hat, spas W ks the gebeser bad ben eat, sad the wag es oMN sin* hatleal la vas awe for his as inn lit In W many Me ease, sad he nil it was ea Illaway at, ad as bat and whin the con woe, he SW be yes wry tem be had net barkt it. The plows iris very Emir et the tine. The phase ne then tneadid. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. conaut Ul MILD 1111UltDia. Ares Jfillv:1;;;Tb;d eV a; charge sheet as a needle wows, midget et 3, Gothea-balLoonrt, Little Compton. tweet, wee & %af ore Mr. Bingham, charged with wrath the d Woe ank of bet Want child, Franca Agnes Miller, ti neglecting to supply it with it end proper nourishment. Prances Whitt i ho,, widow, mid on Saturday even- lag, shoat sin o'clock, the prisoner, to whom she Wee known es a Menai tbr Si. Anne • and Bt. Mary's hr about eight wanly cams into far shop with a hr wen about six weeks old. Witness spoke to her, who. she mid the baby wee in a It. She 211111111prodas baby, wad to but peat on peat she found it way dud. This adycsrantmos acitherteme her that for a women she meld not =At but she called a young gymnasia look at it, and she the thild mode d. Thin the prineer donut Wilson at ono., went to the nugeoa , • who was est, and eke slab. asquordly went to ble. ChsaMes, the ineunient, end ew eaplanung the ranter to Ida, be advised law M all • polleernan, which she did. The prisoner that said it was a her heetand's fault. Wither had .0•11 the dal M 6•11 o'clock the CUM women, when it seemed to be mile wen. Wimmo had been is Ow habit of attending to the ehlits Ogle. by the request of Dr. Carr, who had noticed that the and wee sadly neglected. Whales had dose se he eked an weeks, ever since the birth of the child, and bad being observed that the infant was mach neglected, the prlamer at these telhsing her the Meath the was not &Waft of the cause of the c 's death. The misonees supply of milk had suddenly calmed, as withers thought in consyquenos of Misin forming, Mr. Harry Jones, surgeon, Bobo-square, said be had en snalsed the body of the child carefully. Externally thine won no marks of violence , the child wee eery iamb enrol and, which might be cowed by dimmer Without makng a pest-morteng ezawisetwa, he was quite unable to tell the come of death. 111,1117ghln said the drat whom had siren her arklawoo In a very proper manner, but still there r o not salient evidence to warrant him in &A gain the primary as the .liege of enasalsughtar. Although the prounser might be addicted to drink, and neglect her child i n muumuus, them vas not to show thnt she bed csuaed it. death ben do lmen 0e .,((al neglect. Elbe mad, therdes, be &cheesed be the preheat. WANDSWORTH. er•a•rin • emir. Ailteee Dmrkee. • Wow, living at No.l, Cbtelii-row Plow, we pieced in tie diet Wore Kr. Interim, with werialtiar his child, Thome Deering, aged six enTaC, bp enable( ft ia the arm. Tim Oribrerieg inedWal certinciate wee eased le the police dree:—" nit le to mortify that I have droned the Adds inen. The tresed Isekted appears to barn been done Irk la • Wile le is • deep limb wound, nod I should sey bee dew /wee.—i. PAM PAL" Pllllll4lllllll6ble name. of the V division, sinied OM Mina ale dela& ea Saturdey night, be wee es *sty in iiigli-Onee, Posey. when be saw the primer?* wile sir !log ent ef dr Asp et Mr. Fetnear. • cietwild, with bar child, Wig bed ben webbed in rigid am. lb WWI leir led der end elle replied Ur firers. habit add dm l, bar lwebeed bid drew. dr bail, had eat lb. &Ste sew He wit oft tha IL N the . vibe &MIA Got h• dlebbri_ ANL He obe wile If dm wadi rye bee Medied bee eiselady, ebe ail dot dr weld see H. Clime led ee Mr. lensee. wed Welled Me l& be feet ibr priererr Isoo eeWede. 14= Awls did lib asseig, ad lie wend append Is be Iho eamelahie mid emir the wife. The primp:insr we. ohm et the IV: wee in a gnat woks. 14. is he could not hear the wife. He &add reamd for ea yet he did not know hat that the weal peeve total. The ptieemer eeid be had some words with his will . = look sip e bib mil throw it upon the table He that the Wit elneit the child. He did not intend to Won lir AIL_ its was, Ides was present, said that her husband had no kind= fitjwfag Übe child. Kr. Minna Ississaded the prisoner, and said he world 46 % rebrwr via locked tip in default. THE WATEILOO-BILIDGE NiCEDEIL—A statement has boa nods lh suet k* to the abet that the polio. ore Moly le be Notably misted in their enrich by area who meets that he wee pement ohm the won= peed theme* the Merida wlth the carpet-Mg, °Tabooed poet of the aerairoollen between her and the toll-take mad wool be able to mese to her identity. There le sear talk el a pal& subscription to gnetly amass the notrord Mind toe the oppnetonsion of the mordaer. It reflects not a little credit on the city of Man ebieler and the populous districta around it that, elthoeidt 1,100,000 persona of all cisme have visited the Exhibition, net am sin& inatisee Ye occurred of Ironton damp beef.. been omdpd, esil, except in the trilling cthe to which we wined ra Paley, awe bee rady been one break age by eaelanit T tact needs no eteemest.— new. Atria]) MINTIION Ie LZEDs.—The recent severe weather a the law district ha. driven away .11 the swallows end the tourists. Albed Tenuyeon, Eat., the poet laureate, who bad been sileyies at Coniaton, le now 00joytog the hos pitality of Jana Garth Zig., of Coniatoe, at Headiatly Hewn err Leeds. MILDNEIII or nth Sathon.—A oer7eepondent at Cata bee mat an le puede et the preeest e weathir, as eaper pi lemedl the* athlibeerboal, a wig at appl bier am ben • the% sleet eareiglitb Ad! of blare ; the ear thedied new the erne Owe; whir, la the IMO Y elellen an a elberks ash-f.., peerbary sad ninth beim, la bloom Swetherfillethe sad are in tell lever at Itillthew, Irbyslebe.-11 Osierilthe. ILL LAYAIID.—We (Lisorpool 4Thise) have beat fevesurd with the folkmrlag letbsr, lammed to Mr. T. IL Mackey. It shoes the Ma Mr. Lipoid is sande of Pkvadidy, Oct. 17, 1t67. Hy dim lbelksy,-1 an off tar India next week. My object—to vitt the me silks Me& lion, to form my own gllk.. upon its care end issialle. I ham bees too tftg id* sad want meld to workload try to be enefol. I *oat that my jwefny way made No to do 1101011 good. I wish I had someslrmot,men, Illui yourself, es companioa. I to im6 b:clir i the of 111. y, or early to June. Sic months' hard work will amble me to OM sad do touch. If any constituency will do me the honour of returnine me during my s6eenee,l shall be happy to own dim. Tows, sincerely, A. H. LAY•RD.._ BRAME AT MALTA.—We kiln] by letters hoes Malta, that Mir Whitty,danghter of the popular editor of the Doily /k.l sad Joetrisaf, who, it will be remem bered, created each a sanction at the Open boar at Came riaq on bar eppeentece there • few moth beak, ae to ram ea /revs, boa added Sul laurels to those previandy no =by bat effrldthel se prim/ Awe at the Opera s& Mafia, in Plaines opera of Ilene inglitterre. The occaelen wee the opening night of the mason ; end so decided wee Mat. Whiery's success ea that and the folio wthg night en whit* she sepeseed, that on the third occasion It mated galle afterere. Par some years back our fair towns women Ma dethted hireento the toleration of bar voice and the needy of bar preemden, end hes nor determined to cum mend that melmowledgment *lbw ability which has been so y warded to ber early in her career. Al this =l l -Tir d ase there an two bowie at ertistea. and two prima lone, who oppose alienate weeka—Lierrpset dThiees. THE ImraocammiTs ID HOLTROOD Honor.— Baty se the &marten of bar Majesty sad the royal homey M ear mietthaveloped city loth Oath 3thilffids7 at am slaw bath WU the Prince thwart wile the am tot a r at the eatembil maw& surrounding the pidaegy .tailed by Sir Mal,whe pointed mat to MI Topa highness the throve mew in peogrees, with all of which he commend ethithiceinn and high gratificetka. Her Ma- Iraq bee ale, we ththereand, sat erred ocaselons 'apnoea the Wow which she helm la the thentiens now go for ward, and hr githa Wade directive es to bar wish.. re ds/ding them.-2thedraryk Isprees. Normonam.—Etaboenptiono in behalf of the Whew by the lete satiny ta India coLlected la Nottingham and the neighbourhood now amount to upward* of 1,7007. DRAT' is CIICICR.—A very melancholy death ocearrad in St. James' parish church, Poole. on Friday. Mrs. Palk, the with at Mr. llamas Henry Palk, grocer, of this home, attended an that day at the church, to return Aram gar bar conflowent, which had mew place three wag began. She walked they well to the church, but en koalas, complained of faintness. Her nerve, who woe wlt ra r r ith, lid bar to a scat to rat, until the coy of the MOW' o f a eland than going our was aver. On being seated, she sapthesed hermit better. Tim nurse chafed her bends a abed taw when Mr. Palk euddenly grasped the head of the ewe mid said, " Oh, nurse, aurae, I mu going to die I" Dr. Was was seat for, but before his arrival she had em • As ineffectual attempt bad been nada to get brandy dews bar throat. Az lemma was Mid as flatardey, when Dr. West attended, and stated that he eoridethil thet the data lied We surd by treat of • satheient sup ply of bleed le the kW, awed by an ineaciont soden .1 logagt.- 11elbdoey f..rust. THE DOODLE MURDER AT WAILEICIR, !SEAR BATA.—The yes" men Mir is pednally recethriag Gam the Welniel he ladictod spa kismet: after mudding his two yfdhe., Ambew and Barth Border, and is s few days hip will Yin •St abale to be .soared to pd. The polies in melded • emelt ef the panders in which the premed reside kiwi $2& In wag, and • beak book showing that he wee • depaebee In the whir beak to the amount of 70t. The fogter as, bewerewr, le defined by the prisoner's war, who says that die led saved It wttloth bar busband's 2eThe beam ef the murdered sea and Mr. Mrs. Bake, wen deted in the churchysid el feed, on flunky, and besides their own Martha, T. D. Skins, Bag., the owner sad weepier of the Warleigh Wage, with other gentlemen follewed the mournful proorecon. Mr. cad Mrs. Bs. have left en orphan child but four years al age, who Ye be.. taw we of with the greatest kindlier. PRESERVATION Of FIVE LIVES AT A FIRE.— This (lleaday) mends& shortly before four o'clock, • be wheel el am purled threatened the m i st dientrous come gamer. le Ille and property, in the premises et • Willlnge Bird, hewed and proprietor of the Coach and Hones wine and spirit wazehouse, No. 40, Leather-lane. The discovery was was by the polka readable ea the beet. At that time the landlord, hie wife, a foals itervent, the barman, and potroan wen fu their beds seleep, and It wee with onaritterable diffi culty that they genii be 'We sensible of their impending danger; sad whoa theit wee at length eaccroplished they were unable to dmeend by tbe stairs. The landlord waa nearly guffawed, and be begged of the police to send for the lire thespec la thermos of a few minutes the Royal Society's Ore serape from Hatton-gardes attended, when Joseph Arta placed him :whine in front of the bonne, and brought down the escape Mr. Bird, his wife and the female servant from the second door front ; having deposited them in eddy in the street be saorndad again and brought down the barman sad potters Sons the But Boor. The dolmen by great narrow managed to subdue the damss. The sufferer was thawed in the Monarch sod County Fire Oflices. iIICTILANDEPA. —The sum of the popular hale or eatery regarding the Highlands WM, to be—that thus mesas onee contained a large population, happy hi pre sad serrimable in war; that. wtthnut nereesity sad egolnet true policy and peat, that happy population ha bees forcibly sod unduly reduced ; and that this mug pro em teat propene undergoing stromestion in order to lecke @MOW solitaries for the sport of strangers. The sum Of ' what the ids, so far ea we can find them, establish, to. that the pealed= ewer was otherwise then socially wretched' that the removel of • portion of it, by one means or mother, was absolutely neeseeary ; that, after ell, the p.pulatiea of the Highland. bat tide mnmrat greeter then ever; that it Is In =ay places pewee than it ought to be, or dna peps. Wins is in districts much better fitted for employing sad anstabilas humans beings; that the changes of pokiest or aeliarneat oadergone by portions of the population in nose Rlghlead crionties are only pima., in charseter and setae Se wire bas takes Ore to non•llistsland districts., not atabjeoled tory esnspulaion ; that the so-ralled "cle &Web were resalhaly fitted by nature rather fie sharp thee for am; sad that the deer u. no tours of an intruder, sad is ha of • dispopoletor, than the asap.—Edenboryh brim, saw Inaba. - • - PALO! HUMOUR AND GCNUINE.—Now there is an op s is kid of—humour we will not call it, but tarts— ' • ty, which oreints is an iatellsettial room,. the e merged Itr. Carlisle's. Instead of making viebleto sw We nyslwfer ad eternal lights which tautly 14 ape the has at thromassert, mar customary farts, we meet with tees elm trout delights lemeryieg our deeper mmeseislier I et their ilsel of nessieg, sat astatialy perrating thee r hen awes of asweassphos. The moral shoes is of the sore mart am that pierced try Paine humour, bat from as Whiz of early rears tseling. Instead of middy; us wears tor the tint time et the reel depth of what mar eawswypises or, what in fir COINS ie the same thing, Inateed at eisaing eddy with emir or historical reality that whir' we bar too exclusively negardisi as purely Asa and spirited—re jibing fruity of which we speak °arse whatever elhetivieem It hr tea poetr of Le.bly suggesting poetry mad sbalisier ' ism Is that which hitherto Lad always seamed righted asp— e shot. to the power ant love al prey. _ . . . awnot he megnentand to order ; the dupe awl ewe the Y Yespeebly coanseted (se Is the getter eiPaCar lyle) with Ow lieestlwanws sir of rsNtissa worm. sad FRY* wield, grow, eves wittiest pwies, thrsegh the eswereThelime et Ye ewe of the seperseterel and et We asilewi—et MO end YON. Bat that BOY Ided et briffsmm whisk wises est et a large =Wes velure— Ille bewthili Sol dellglis la as with the yrs. 11111ese - Oraga est lastieet• of Ems, and as brie/peg thin Ms bead ealort with the " "gam" affectfase—this M Weida at 211.—Nstiosel Amino, new sisabir. Two o'CLool. The railway share market tcodaT exhibits a gwe• ral and rather decided decline, owing to the fall in Consols, and to the unfavourable advice. from America. London and North Western stook is now quoted 961 to ; Great Western, 811 to 82; Midland, 811 tot ; and Great Northern, 231 to I re Some of the foreign and oolonial stocks aro also rather weaker, including Great Luxembourg. ORDINARY /HAW AND ROW. l A Z . LI7=6 I . Nl?i.W!tv. • Mar ii - 4;r1;6741 nibiara IN Moir ail Om% sal ......—. 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Vlolons Du5t........... IN 000 10 Ds. lirm ............_,. 10 ►URTHER RISE IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'CLocz. The funds to-day exhibit a fall of I to i per cent., consequent upon the advices from America, which are interpreted as very unsatisfactory. Nearly all the other departments of the Stock Exchange are weaker. Consols for the 10th of November, were Brat marked 881 and 881, and, after recover ing to 881 to 1, are now quoted 881, or 88 5-16 to 7-16. For money the present quota tion is 881. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 871 and 871 ex div.; the New Three per Cents., 874, 871, 871, and 87/ ex div. ; Bank Stock 213, ex div.; and Exche quer Bills 10a. to 6s. dia., being lower. Turkish Six per Cent& were first marked 864 for the account, were then purchased up to 874, and are now quoted 87 to 4. Some other classes of foreign *docks are a little flatter. Subjoined is a complete list of the morning's sales viz Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 100 ; Chiliaa Six per Cents., at 102 ; Danish Five per Cents., at 1004 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 631; ditto, Four per Cent. Certih., at 971 to ; Mexican Bonds, at 191; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, at 77 and 76; ditto Three per Cents., at 631 and 524 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 951; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, at 89; and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents, for account, at 971. QUARTER TO THREE. The Bank of England have just moat unex pectedly raised the rate of discount from 7 to 8 per cent., owing chiefly to the bad news from America. Consols have fallen to 88k to 1 for the 10th November. No bar gold was taken from the Bank on Saturday for exportation, the buyers on continental account prefirring to await the delivery of the amount brought by the steamer Royal Charter. According to advice' from Paris, the stock of bullion in the Bank of France continued to decline during the few days following the publication of the last monthly return. On Tuesday last, when the Bank raised its rate of discount to Cti per cent, a further lees of 16,00 W. in gold was sustained. Since that date, however, a recovery of 160,00 W. is spoken of. The other continental stock markets retain an im proving appearance. At Amsterdam a further rally has taken place in most descriptions of securities. The amount of specie and bullion brought by the Magdaleoa from the West Indies and Isthmus is about 185,0001., of which rather more than one half consists of silver. The other imports of the precious metals re ported last week comprised 284,0001. by the Red Jacket, 360,0001. by the Royal Charter, and a re ported total of 180,0001. by the King Philip, all three from Melbourne ; 16,0001. by the California, and 3,0001. by the Omer Pasha, both from Bydnzy; 60,0001. by the Berwick, and 9,0001. by the Lucien, both from St. Petersburg; 7,2601. by the Brenda, and 8,0001. by the Noma, both from Constantinople; 1,3801. by the Alhambra, from the Peninsula ; two cases of specie, by the Vesta, from Oporto; and 1,6901. by the Medway, from the Brazils. The total value of these arrivals is not less than 1,064,0001., of which 686,0001., comprises the re mittances by the Magdalena, King Philip, and Royal (*barter. In addition,a total of about 290,0001. in silver is known to have arrived in the Thames this week from the Continent, exclusive of the quan tity received by railway from the outports. The Custom-house weekly statement of the ex ports of the precious metal. direct from London in cludes 66,360 ounces of gold, and 2,400 ounces of silver, representing a total value of about 282,0001. With the exception of 1,500 ounces of gold, de spatched to Belgium, the whole of these supplies were sent to the Continent. The shipments from the outports have included 103,0001. by the Celt, for the Cape ; 30,3201. by the Australasia, for Alexandria; 72,6001. in gold by the Baltic, and 240,000!. by the Persia, both for New York ; about 60,000!. by the Tagus, for the Penin sula ; and 19,1301. by the Onnooo, for the West Indies, tkc. The total ascertained shipments of the week are thus raised to nearly 780,0001. The private remit tances of gold to the Continent, in part payment for the silver imported, have also comprised the larger proportion of the gold ex the Red Jacket, together with the amount received from Russia. The shipments of specie and bullion by the Indus, which will leave Southampton to-morrow for Alexandria, we had estimated on the 13th inst. as likely to approach 800,0001. The exact amount is 777,1221., of which about 38,0001. consists of gold (principally sovereigns, taken from the Bank), all the rest being silver. The sum destined for the two Chinese porta is only 38,1761., owing partly to the fact that the overland mail has brought no advices from that country. The amount despatched to Calcutta alone approaches half a mil lion. The details are shown below, vie.: For Aden, 3,3301. • for Ceylon, 1,2341.; for Bombay, 234,6671. ; for Ma dras, 43,6031.; for Calcutta, 431,2371. r for Penang, 3,8361. ; for Singapore, 20,740/. ; for Hong Kong 27,487!.; and for Shang hai, 10,6891. _ . The subjoined exhibits the aggregate shipments by each of the last six steamers : August 4, per Ripon £1,012,963 August 20, per Colombo 1,096,014 Sept. 4, per Indus Pam. 20, per Ripon 663,369 Oct. 4, per Colombo 614,466 Oct. 20, per Indu• 777,122 The Melbourne advices mention that the ships Avon and Heatherbell sailed from that port for London about the 10th August. They have there fore been about 67 days at sea. The remittances of gold by these vessels represent a total of about 284,0001., the Avon having 51,000 ounces and the Heatherbell 20,000 ounces.. The traffic returns of the leading French railways, just published, show, as compared with those for the corresponding period of last year, an increase on the Southern, Eastern, Northern and Western lines, and a decrease on the Orleans, Lyons and Mediterranean. The increase on the Eastern line is considerable, and on tho Western very small. The Submarine Telegraph Company announce that messages can now be transmitted by telegraph to Lisbon and Oporto. A call of 21. is to be paid on the shares in the Vale of Neath Railway by the 9th November. The Spanish General Credit Company announce the third all of 41. per share, to be paid by the 15th November. Twelve months' interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum is advertised on the shares of the Copiapo Extension Railway Company. 81nninAT IrraN rms. The money market exhibits no symptoms of a return of the late severepressure, but although there is a fair supply of capital on offer, stringency con firms to prevail The rates generally charged are fully equal to, end even rather exceed, thaw of the Bank. Both at that establishment and in Lombard- street the applic►tions were to-day numerous. Up to this day the repayments of advances previously made by the Bank have been large, and this process whilst it tends to reduce the general supply of money afloat, and to keep up a good demand, will prevent the Bank's reserve from being seriously trenched spoil by the drain incidental to the dividends. The funds continue to derive great support from the investments of the public, which bare formed so important a feature of the market this week. This Mining great buoyancy wits shown, and a fresh rise of no less than per cent. was for a short time attained. This was met, however, by a large sale , stated to be on banking account, and to amount to upwards of 200,0001., of which 100,0001. was for delivery on Tuesday next. A decided check was thus immediately given, and prices ex perienced a relapse of fully I per cent. The closing quotations were scarcely per cent above those of yesterday, but the market retains consider able firmness of character, owing to the extent to which the stock so long speculatively held has been transferred to the hands of the public on the recent fall. Nearly all the other departments of the Stock Exchange exhibit a further improvement, which ex tended to English, Canadian, Indian, and Belgian railway shims': Con:rola, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yes terday 884, for the 10th Nov., were first marked this morning 884 and 884, rose to 894, and closed at 884 to 1. For money, the last price vras 881 to t. The official business report leas follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 884, 881, 891, 89; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 884, 88 , 894, 89 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, B7l, 87 , 884 ex die.; New Three per Cents., 871, 874, 881, 884 ex div. ; Bank Stock, 213 ex div. ; India Stock, 209 ; India Bonds, 30s. discount. Exchequer Bonds falling payable in 1838,981 ; ditto, 1869,98. Exchequer Bills remain quoted Bs. to 4s. dis.; India Bonds are still heavy. Turkish Six per Cents. were in great demand in the morning, and were marked as high as 884 ex div. for the 30th inst , but afterwards relapsed, closing about the same as yesterday, viz., at 871 to 88. The Guaranteed Four per Cents., fter being marked 981, closed at 97t to 984. Other foreign stocks were inactive, but well supported. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Three per Cents., for account (30th Oct.), 194, 191. Spanish New De ferred Three per Cents., for account,264 ; the Passive Bonds, 6. Vurkish Six per Cents., 884 ex div.; ditto for account (30th Oct.), 884, 884 ex div.; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 98, 98/ ; ditto for account, 984. Bank shares to-day were very quiet. Oriental Bank improved 10a. per share. Electric Telegraph sad South Australian Land Stocks were quoted 11. higher. London General Omnibus closed at 3 9-16 to 11-16 ex div. A small parcel of these shares were " bought in" at 34, against parties failing to deliver them. MINE&-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. Business in some mining . stocks this morning has been inanimate, and there is no feature of interest to report. The inquiries are to only a moderate extent. From the Stock Exchange, no transactions are reported. In foreign and colonial mining securities there is also an absence of improvement. . . . Subjoined is the Official list of transactions in the Mining Exchange on Saturday, viz.•. Alfred Colada, 131; Prat Alfred, 31 •, Emit Brunet, 105, 110 ; Gawton United, 245. 6d., 23e.; Lady Bertha, 23e. Bd., 24a. Bd., 26a. ; North Frances, 131, 14; Partridge Consols, 21,1, I, ; Wheal Edward, 91, 1,1; Wheal Coy, 51, 6. The adjourned annual meeting of the Portgiband Myer Lead Mining Company is called for the 30th inst., at Paris. At the meeting called for the loth alt. the attendance wee insufficient._ geMers - 1 meeting of the Eritennie Gold and Copper Mining Company (North Molton, Devon) is called for the 28th inst.:—•• To receive a report from the Committee ap pointed by the shareholders at the last general meeting. for the purpose of winding-op the affair. of the company, and also on general businees." Amongst the dividends declared during last week are the following:—Weet Wheal Seton, 9/. per share Dokeeth, 81. per • ; Wheal Seton, 21. per ahem ; Wheal Jane, 30s. per share. At Wheal Uny meeting en Tumday, &cell of ss. per share Was made. SATCEDAT ETIINTWO. The market for home mining stocks to-day was rather brisk, and seems little affected by the dis turbance in the money market Shares in Sort ridge Consols, Gawton United, Alfred Consols, Wheal Edward, North Wheal Crotty, and Wheal Grenville were in demand. Wheal Kitty (Lelant), East Bassett, and West Providence shares were flat. The following transactions are reported to us from the Stock Exchange, although not comprised in the official list, viz.: Wheal Edward at 91 to 91 ; Sort ridge Consols at 21; and Gawton United at 235. tad. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Our market wm supplied this morning pith English wheat and the arrivals from abroad during the pest week, exceeded 30,000 quarters. Millers evinced exceedingly little disposi tion to purchase, and business was dull at a decline of 2s. per quarter upon but Mondays quotations. The receipts of Sour being light, this article underwent little alteration. Choice samples of barley maintained their value, but other descriptions were Is. cheaper. Oats in good supply, and any but superior quality 6d. per qr. lower. Beans and pees without change. IN 110 IN NI * Ilt IN In In IN IN In 110 In If N 111 114 IN 11111 lot IN N N 10 144 ON i ON IT IT ST 011 Of SI $$ ,4 A TO OS TO U 1 HO H IN IN 111 111 la In i i P• 111 es IN to N $1 N N le. Ilj IS Ni, MI MI la 1 Ms i — •4 Ai it is 1 ) 1 :1 IN IN II IN AIRIVAL;I INTO LONDON how OCT. IT TO OCT. IT. cc .. t .,.. %Mat. We*. Mau. 0916. Maas P.m. floar. ri *I It ai c a TO IA bnn ... I q I ngo ce5139...... arse 911 .... SOO 131 ITN set IL a Ml 1111 1111 IN/ li 411 311 .... 148111 at N. S&L. 193 13 1031 1111 .... 110 .... 3011 MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAT. The following public ease ars advertised for to-morrow : Boger : 300 hhds. Barbados, 1,200 bags Mauritius, 1,000 bags Bengal, and 2,400 bags Madras. Coffee : 300 casks and 1,000 bags Ceylon, Rioe 10,000 bags. Our markets have been very quiet since Friday. Buss& hen been inquired dter, but no sale. reported. TlLL—Common congou to a limited extant has been sold at Is. Id. cask. Corros, 200 bales sold. BiLTPlTllly s t re le, refractioa d a e sold at ble. 6d. short Prompt, which a further Rica doll of vale. 011.4.-Bssl, pale, 431. to 437.10.. ; yellow, 411. to 421. ; brown, 461. to 411. • sperm body, 681. to 90/. Os. ; headmatter, 921. to 941. ; cod, 381. ; South 5. , • • pole. 461. ; olive Gal lipoli, 601. to 61/. ; 6pani.h and Sicily, 681. to 691. •, cocoa nut, 48e. to 495.; palm tine, 465. 6d. ; linseed, 375. 6d. ; rape, pals, 495. dd. to ark. ; brown, 47.. to 48a. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet to.day. Town tallow is quoted 575. nett cash, Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. Ma. 9d. ; October and December, 66a. 6d. ; January and March, 670. TARTIOI ; LARP O► TALLOW. I egack o tuad tab das ........alib.. Km 1 i tril 1 . 1 . 14 Wiwi hat weds . ...... .. ...... .. B.we Dpin from ba Jr ...... ........ • • lf•M : II ..3..., i iii .:E. DU; has lat Joie ' 15 .971 dos T.O. 993 d/d. es eta I I NUn Tow. led 1931419.... .... 649. AL SR N. 19h 44,711 Arring for dr week Wile MbK Osisberbot year 2,743 auk.. 544 dOlverr. 4.034 <NEL Tie am144411441.44k wsprd 4 .242 4441g4 from 14,04114 24 teen Aullealisi sad 11 saw *ow 20441. 3.4 n amts. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (111116 DAY.) We have a larger supply of beasts and • smaller demand; omsequently, pima of all kiada are lower than on Monday last, and several remain unsold. The number of sheep Is also larger than of late. Trade is very slow for tit= at reduced rates. Calves are ogling about the same am out Friday. From Germany and Holland there are 1,680 beasts, 6,020 sheep, and 141 calves. Spain, 60 bouts. Ireland, 530, and 3,200 from the northern aid midland counties. rar Oa. at alb. • 4.a et I Par 044.• at Ina 4. a 6 Wm lama. Hentarda.. 4 I 4 10 Bra Dam 6 111.0,44.80 0 • 0 a Rol Illandrama .44 4 6 10364.1.0.01 ...... 410 4 2 'mad quaky Na i da— S I 310 D•. 0 0 0 (Wm ...... 4s 4 Sam a weed 'RUM 44 4 8 . 49 6 0 Wade. Son ...... a 0 9 Ova Dar .. . /la/f.bred• I 1 0 4 ladaaa . a 0 0 INNS at arena, AMC Amp and INA% 1.1111: 1:4; gist no. BOROUGH HOP MARRET.—THIS PAT. x_s. Fatalities and Smith report that the maritetds very Ina, sad prices fa/ly supported. A great different* In opinion still aside se to the amount or duty; some still think it wN mond 300,000 L. and many others think it will fpll COAL MARKET.-THIS DAT. Bo'Twill, le.. ed.; Walls Bad Booth Bantam, lei.; Walla Bad Bagwell, Ma. ea. • Brown Moor High Mat, lea. ; Walls End !Ambits, North Percy lisrary, 16a-17 ships at mszkst.