The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-31 00:00:00

. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANILRUPTCY. (&ine Kr. Coemakeer aintyll) TT ii C. 1. 11 A RI. -TIOTOTAL TO This was • sewed meeting, duly ishgrthied, of the credi tors under this bankruptcy, to etuiddsr • psepteal of the bankrupt to pay • sompoittion si b, is the pound on his debts. — "MT New appeared * the aodigsses; Mr. Latimer for 1 Mr. Man; Mi. Ms iN Mr. bank Mr. Weller, Mr. Diteldnas, sod odor prelbeekoal ma, regranated nein', cradle*. The teen anie etewied with partial taterostod. Mr. news Impend the two Moe *sold to lade—oat of the eseemb*, the star at the dinestisa makes. non who ,e 1 seam lid *di set be inaddiered se phinet. Mr. Tholdien4whe eageensbi Wan Bu. et hi sl, Cit Mot the peel shout he reed. e dame. Thiedlir was aide by Mr. Made - Mr. Peer NA le ip* Is. id. la Me yawl le then aroillets who W veadved 110 Maithod of Is.llll. is the sad b. In the m g b „. then who had sot need the wit his 14 boo the am b or th e ;sorsa bin onband et this Mr. Meted MA thia propel bid bees tamed by all the maces anent M the Mad *disc which took plan as Ihe 7th el July. Afar gene bests ma be the nude of taking the Ele Roo* NM Mot whet was welded wee, the of a comb ponertiss Miwodeedhe la am* wed seise) el throe area= 'be wen perne. It was nen sanessary int Oen who diansted ...... ±±_el o ya= weisi Mr Mask, NOW thet 11, 5 11731. 4 11 Is court b abide the Iran of a eh* mule the V i e t the eons L wield it fie le voisobel Mi. W as bk did set weer Is the no et cream vow weds *his shwa be mined. Mb Worm ed It wail he nomenstry, bass the ar nspelest woe mend owl, Mot all fie* at pros is ahswhl be newvaiL °..., ...- CPls* _te ak that IN.. eloadd be dams .. ... Mr: 151 Islam ail this appthed •pregor — gas le aek the algid alilple the aisle woad Nam Mr. Lea the said sallpes, seid that • daland of la bail thadly bees pll, sad pelsidy the awls wag/ yid/ bawls Is. end is. M. was* Taws wet tray pethanilei alger—Mr issainco,_ the by Mr. WA. hr essegglia ma, mar by the Cewasesist Bent her new allassed. U them shams was agebiliag, they Bald alai a pal el the mesa. Tithe rendend Miasma the bin to ma • bat he did not think MP the Wes* sse*4 L. Si la dr posed. The Yam baths; hem eolith, Mr. Lliabbrew mg/ he bug lbsi • ••=l l r peas gibe maw than the by low the set hal mpg Se e = sa lt Weis pepial. Madams be swesual st I *llepoisse tie asap tho pepati, the may Ilergithee him Mama Paiara, velem it 1,111/, sail them alga MM. Weise apeamitet, who was asthma fir sing KOL lifs. Wither aid Mg the lade Mem Holt, espeenthel UthIIMIL et the thilos au lf s. V. The aril. glen thi , d l =l wen EMI is to = Na. Na. ' deg) ; , st u rea th i 18, hstl nillib& ego is Mr. sal thwellime, by hems Maths bassw, Mae gag. Ile eon. Inds/ that at the waft la Jgy, ao viatever m a bets ms le the audiesme ; lag the the was fithipL The maks Js j hod ben lei/ 'Math saliwit amigo; end the Centhimathir Curhal mid is taw ansibm_ aypelatensal At l l iege meth. Iswaka *ANL Mao hiede mist lir ma atjemswernist mad" he to ague an elk to hie amilleen; bat stain gm bead at any of* until the *sift Is July, at tibia cal N. weaken WSW* Om Ju ly, whine dread end west away girth base** that am tier MI beset awls. It ens aye Mg the prepaid Ind game been NM en Os Mr. p Maldsta f aegithe • di p ast by the aiding I. the seelpths, bat by Ni. Labia mid the prep's* bed hew 11011 d at the mains by N. asthma with mad ind beta Sid in N. them ob maths Ind lath dissagg, ail Os - ti &pa MO d of Whew Mr. Weir Irk a 'mbar saisolloa. ettemetimat the graft sigma that it via to conella ea by the beehrept. Al the saelleg the Or teem sale by the inakeup mad Ns. Beth New the noises wee salmi impair to amidst as ear by the lealawat. His llesnar mid ties I mm Inagerisi abeam the sir wen aide by the inalthip le• Ms Mewls perliel It trees P r i cr. anse b e dig ell awls dialnegmei lad lan mai Is pp 'sal, be eel this debts In ceder es salipidi the g r aiL lAsitheir—lfthe et taw whir al/ thdr dab Wm lay yea la this snessiag. lir. Wear mid N., alabt hag elthist bet mean t Rh Haut id me( Math the gigaton gag le veld If the petite who thin Mile wars net pang. Hal it that again, sethay their bib kr fa in assidsc * be aim es Use aim animas a amthe -411 ley the and bare pevaget dm tans swiped la the pear Mag. Mr. Itethr pat la is mthderit which hod Meth. the Irregnitekthe whisk had taken pees at P = 1188 Mideler (Aar hearing it read) mid that it was .11 tairamatits sad limbic without a UN* twit. Hi Nowt he could sot smart ouch en 'Meat spinet the padre evidence on the peandings that the ineer bad baa condoled seiplarly. Mr. Laldnier les sew roped that dope should be lama Ni aseytha eel Mr. Memel pupal. Hogg rid IS wog/ be aaary that the money sseamo m kald be osadd Isle the lane at the aWend the swag oat arise the Wheat, ef lu ra l siet. Kr. Waller felllVOil bit *gig about the sai d d &hie, sad rid be was prepaid le pore that the eardorityad thus. -who bed meld Sok dials bed der se for 10a. is tie pound. It was ma gawp be yet it his clients with 46. in the peal Detehlara said he objected to the proe gag weld net asap say eastpaeltke swept It the herb et els mart Its ansiared that Mr. N aeit come se err to thin a prlar of Mr. Men Oa he weld set wasp wg e.apsdMs Maw Waa, li. otaidiaal that Mr. Mae himself wee tabor ma *Ng et eyapthy. Hls lass. add ere renithe thin that N. sempseition wee add though the edam at the met, sod that a the sralthes ressived that is whisk they ware wethimil. The eepleits crier sir =rya( oat the coapethion of te. la the peal woo then VOA& Whew it is osapistal the weal sagi, enamilles the bankruptcy win two. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. MB DAY. OLD COURT. (Before the Lord Ch Bow) THE BALLS-POND MURDER. 74•"‘e Reece Data, 40, carpet'', w Willed kw es 'wilful warder of blares Davis, le efa, lry Neer Ire throe. Mr. Payee , oed meted the prosecution ; the prase re derided by Mr. Sleigh. The facts of tb Ie came lay ia a ray WTOW camper The primmer end his wife lived et No. 11, Doirest-. R oot, Barr goad, sal the widenre wait I. *how that he wee el wry tetemperste habits, and that he had Inquest rands with I the elecaued. On the night of the 6th of October they was out together, sod shortly before eleven o'clock at sight they wire at a public-bone in the nsighboo-hood of their readeace, and the Warr purchased • plat of tees lor some, he Wag at the Woe very mach Intoxicated. They thee wait hoer sad shwa immediately sew they W got beta their own MO the prisoner wee reed to cell I& wife s most adessive same, sad shortly tar he szelaimed w I will go sod get It Nod do it i" mid he was heard to Isar ha bedroom rad go into the boat room, bride prerlowly locked his wife is the bed ea Immediately after this the prase wee heard to teems to hie bedroom, sad shwa at the same Wert the eelketemete doomed wee head to shriek sat" Meader I" sad a deli who we. in the mew celled eel Or the piseire wee by* to radar her moire. The other lodgers get up, sad aa lb* arriving down elate, they sw the diseased etragenog slang the peewee with her threat est, mad the plower we. following her, mewed with Mood sad with a Moody rum in him heed. • wee mar ding, able Wel be the loom, laid hold of the phew ead asked Idol whet he bed bleu debra ind ke " Wok Bib; I bed der • to We thee—l he,. Wee it at hat." The esbeppy wows in deireo, sad Sea ail Is ten t plead,, end Vdta.: hadeddely dierweeda Wine Ma Wainer bed became riewbet needied &ea the liken el de beer be bad We, be &Baked whit be was cadged vld, sad spa bie Wog told dot he wee seered at awadalfag hie wire be tepid, " l Ida I bad be.. fit ladle to Iwo NW New et der Hew Ho dhow& fogad WOW bie age we dud. sad Idea be we Indeidd Hot air we., he eeld, "Now mind—it camera be bagel ;t1 vie el der la a moist." The pima, eabsdoendy add Hot Wood kb wilt bad bon any aenderiebb a day end did be &dad • pia el bar ha err rafrat, radi Ira be releened Ives ii dem wawa tedd, bet bedll met de It. Se Sin egad Wed It lb wile wee ased, and we dew WI ibe nen be " Geed 04 brair ad cream Wind ea Brad pleura I loved loos de will te woe bor theemi wi di ad de IL" la lb. his added adlt to de slowed laded , se that He eat re drier garret, view Bay pr— a, and ea des pew& he did Hs C 032.1•11 Ht plasm of vassminglair Tba Lad Chief Bens Wag mod wide jwy, sM • den deldnolira retuned a Wad et MO, al aldl .1111Mitite The items' jeige her pee it the lietEtily, sad pseud mime of Meth epos the petneter, bellow of to tun so bled temoy. •THE TAIEfRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MOAB& XBl, 1857. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) YARLHOEOUGH•6TREET. DISTVLIANCS AT 1111 MAJEATI . II TIIZATRE. Frederick litswila, elect, No. 7, Char Word-sweet, Pim lieo, sad draw Weber, the son ef e geeeral other now eirrlag is faits, c 4 No. 48, York-street, Portman-square, were placed at the ter before Kr. Btagham, charged with creating a disturbance at her Idelesty's Theatre. P 8 A, stated that he was on duty last eight st bar s Theatre, beteg the first eight et ham's Ccomets, Thee asteattca woe attracted to the two de lete Imre the powerads. Reparside was is the a peat diseartemes t= b7 thaw:bg aimeleB wwa li =t ez etil e isdethwi 'MOM tO weep lion to pin then up, sod wide day von =to sweenplia their eidal, he panel When over they ell nil down la corequearo, owielar= greet mow unapt the Wham Snip that Ina on the phodpd panslues die raw, be wea= to bin sad told lan he was to Miner' distartnats thaw, = l l 7 nil it wee an hie bo mow , MOM asa throw owls dare, sell he ore* sawn dews to pick It spy whim he woe baorked inn Wftees hat, however, penorly son him throw moan ea the lbw Lithe porno it iellag op a monable, mad Wit bin iiantody. The ether soon that came up sad ealenpted to excite the poen to del op a MOW Wiling., Itowner, e.Od forberther seeleteema sad Whet the &Andante WM blida ba the statice-beese. Tomer, 169 A, eras ekes ts tits adimint bit eight, sod sew Reynolds throw down a piece of gem wedding, meet It was 6d., and challseging my one W pick hap. &me w = roe stempled it, and ens pushed over by Reynolds, sedation A dog was tanned as won as Rereads was arreded. sod Wilmon urged on emend persona to nem him. Whom bond fn Waeon's hand • penny, which he admitted bo Wilmot picked Isapriese Lards, • dton, corroborated the above mlibmos, tad mid the sagismos were to annoyed at the pet err esmilook that IC Jellied was obliged to pt op mad eddrem tits= item dr embeeks. _ . . The 41 Yr. their raw* of Most had lakes Sinsbom arreroly afausithuil thou apba their oundast, mad tool Willa 401. or fourteen Vie: Reim was wand to fad two astiiiN died sash, with himarlf ti ft. no ammo, so Imp duo raw for three wombs. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. caT zi.scralo 1111/011APIII NEiYMARIET ILEICTING.-1103 DAY. SELLING HANDICAP. AJI.C. ft T. P. Cooks .. .. .. a. Lady Coaysiateen .. . .. I Waaderir .. .. .. 3 HANDICAP FOR TWO -YEAE-OLD3. B.Y. Raw of Claimer .. .. I it. La Pllls du Reg • mat .. t Ihnle .. _ .. .. .. 3 IS li rm.- SWEEPSTAKES FOR ALL AGES. T.Y.C. Two-ye ado, Got ; this.., Sos ; fog" eat; Iv o owl v. word% At alto, to ho sold foe 2001. a. RlNTlT.—Whimitag W.IIM, Oltmit" Polar 71" Mew at. Sr, Wm" Onad Owls," Qom lay, Tambour,', E. Wourerma" loterekku" Thlodoebans, Aim Drool" n 4 Schoolfellow. AU hem. WOO 3 1 , 01 HOMELESS 41Y II DESTITUTE BOIS, WILITECHAM. oe Let night the third annual meeting of the friends Ll' th• SIM L School Sho•-blask &misty end r i Mew was hal la Übe deriem'e lap mom, ItarfrOnsk Widesibtpalqsai. Tbs mart th• put your *Mg *et deafig the but per of tb• soalatys apindises • amilembis amber dUr boys orpirysl inn ! bassass, mai amasqatatly whoa they Mit this wk or a ; *dr nap' sagas boil *nMq a* low Meglarimmem 10 le wads the abaft ail sisbi. To nerdy Ws evil a man detalparyysyriabbaski L pebtestarstemt, which was soos had to be quit, hardadont kw the vire the =neap woe Stud op at limit et orrodMis, mho • to the faille for reirobtorot. Thor peruldt. 1 40. = video roeldiato sad board or thewi grater amber otthe hop w is ge, 0 1 z : effect thi f sll le to ma sootessey Ida to escontoodae misty le *AS/ • to St tho daubed= ; to perdu Mob sad ireadds for boys ti .„ midair to aapertatoadate leoottim do bop thdr bodes to to the imolloory vreerldag mind ddr Wm- e t Idea Sogiety:l b o. TOOL to head torah mime he lo • helms fir et 4001. Ennoe the caresee- e rat d the 412 boys haw been et work-2D taring IS The do lid Sali par , 10 the lass par, and 60 the third year. reedphe wore as m lorniags—Orst year, NM lM Oa. ioepad year, .6167. 14 4t, third per, 7361. •-• Si. 3d. Beryl megee—lbst year, 191 E le. Bd. , ; second par, 4181 . 71. Id. ; dant yew, 4421. b. 7d. Boyar bask— N first year, 94!. 3s. ad. ; second year, 1091. 2e. 7d. ; third year, 1441. 109. 3d. Retained by the society-8r yaw, 941. ~ 16.. 9d. ; mii .ad year, 1481.8 e. 4d. • ' thud year, 1481. Be. 4d. j. The number at her admitted into re Ro4oge since 1866 ire IN, of which mily reasain, the rer having emigrated 83 or retuned to their former hare. There were in addition 30 other toys employed in this misty making an se =laof 62 new st reit. The beye admitted to the es. rd the bees diaper of:—Obtained altimeter, 18; rotor& to parents, 7 ; none to ma, 2; =22. Tide yore a total of retained. bed 14, 3 Imprisoned, sad 7 disnalemd.—Tl. Lona 00 Matoa, who occup4d the chair, congratulated the =rim on the awads of the reptit.—Dr. Tripe moved, end lir. Pinsapton isconded, the !adoption at the report, wheal' we oar . tied nest. ten. A iSsointion r of thanks waithenliessed to tM is. Lord sad Lsdy 'Wooer for their patronage of the institu tion. Resolutkas commending the institution were approved by the meeting, which was tortber addweeed by the Revs. Morn, Mc Gerbig', Davis, and Mr. Joseph Payne, the eg berrteter. A vote at theeke to the altar Mosel the premed- WILLS.—The will of the Roy. Edmond %ATM, W.A., Claudia of fit. David's, nd a EL Jaraels glaos WasWrier, las bean proved ta lie Lariat Pesesplies Cart, sada 10,0001 , John R. Boadkad, ism., el Nods -110,0001. ; Jolts Edwards, Eq., of Ilmeeptca-Bryn, 60,0001.; Captain Wiliam Coots, R.N., of Cheltenham, 4.5,0001 , W. R. Berryman, Esq., tif Sake Dawes), 25,0001.; Thomas Lloyd, Eq., Casbeers, 20,0001.; Richard Andvari, Eq., of Peckham, 10,0001. ; Yrs. Joao Whittaker, of Sale Lodp, Norfolk, 50,0001.—/11sairsal Loosioa News. The Morning Post imp that the various grades tn the suite of the Siamese stabessy wpm Is be gemeselly indicated by the headdress. Thus the "sided mpg .= tithe drat kiss" users a conieel bet, with a beta of Nome soma interns wide, while the brims of the hots warn by the wet ktsN diminish, until, in the lowest dam, you dad woe st all. BOARD OE TRADE, Wrirrsitsu., OCT. 28. The Right Hth. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Coma for Tiede and Plantations have received, through the &caw try of Plate for Foreign Affaln, a othy of • despatch from her Mtheety's Clilfßi CAffeitto at Monte Video, enclosing a ethy of the following death of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay. reepecting the navigation of the river Uruguay:— Art. 1. All vessels cowing from beyond seas, navigating the rine Uruguay, shall pay 120 refs per ton, as a due, on ac =t of the beams. Art. 2. Cotheng vowels, from 10 tons upwards, are to pay 60 vela per ton. Art. 3. Varela having paid the due on wtheing the river win not be required to pay ft on leaving, and nee verad.—Ossetre. THE CAPE. COLONY EXIORATION COMMISSIONER AND AOILNTIL—As Mamie, migration to the Caps imbout to coauthors. By the last mounts from the balmy we kern that the emigration offices have been filled. The Hon. William Field, collector of custom, and member of the exe cutive council, has tem appointed emigration cramiseketer for the colony of the Cape of Good Hops. Kr. Wllilam Caruthers, Ragel Elsa, in the divisionof Caledon, J.P., and Mr. William Way, late district surgeon at Burghendorf, hare been appointed agents in England for the colony for ernitestioe purposes. Ma Rim of 60,000 i. has been voted to defol td Posses of emigrants from Great Britain to the Cerztiril /ferries Gagne. 07 Deur. TwITORD.—It is with the moot that the MAI duty of announcing the death of Latham( D. C. R. Terylied, bid Bombay E Light Infantry, the Mon to our lot. Thie 2 = Regiment y m ett took_plere on the 10th Mist, on board the ship Nimrod, Lieut. Terkel brag the. en Ide route to Bombay en sick certificate. By the deems of this officer the 2nd Unman Regiment ken a rem of worth not often found, sod not sally to be espleced. IMt Twyfoed was for some years psysthater thmelerneeder, sad inemether to hislresi r: meat: Re had her empire' se ea rarer la the mono kr ems the Wont - he rioter ble ceps in Alum, then wager Mere for service to Para. He rood TM r twelag the root campaign la that elealay, end was preent at the toll of Rorke, the noriorior of Beabire, the march to and from sad the amine at lihootheb. In him was only whidd Zereatility of talent with the pealed endellith With • keen thpreeinnon of Se harame dlepland deMealM of ciao retro ea the or ge err in the powsrfol towhee oil* pear r • ereatadr. he was as air air *pat writer, gar Ho pros eserallehel inelthe reabl, eel rider to la irepard se ea smarm Wm with the peer or the lark is yr able as rept le the WORM ot porgy, le mbleh he trio ere arose the dbeeverlee IsPinki, to robe lir la which pone& he was supplied eel irtrareets art appetaim. We bare that • ararielgt walk ea this elm env be brad wen his oasis, vlagit troilism* hops ass lio Istuorl der polio pormol. Rls sem hos het a motel a hag Aar. medeo a tree padres ; ere • womt irlao l hag lit mows gear as thr et e ✓a• re hilead eat a jovial regerea..— 6HARZ LISIS.-21118 DAZ Two o'CiAOL. The railway share market today is imolai the tendency of rises is still upwards. Lcs i ks and Nor th Western stook s quoted NI to gg ; Great Western, 1501 to 61 ; Midland, Si to Lad=l.ancsahire and Yorkshire, 991 to f ; and and South Western, 441 to 4pm. sham. Canadian and Indian stocks are still rising. 0111DINAIT IMAM aaD 1110012. a. I pal mamma. I ,c6"=" IV I !Tr ao aaamarm z am illava.Wea. Our% 7 iie iirT•71:::.111•76. r" leo ildeni sol Isalre..-..... W Illikbais —.....-..... 100 lisinir _ 100 %War doillieuma ... ✓ Omit awl llndsa ........... If St V 1 $4 $ TT II Ilf IS $ $ f▪ pp Is IS ITi 4s 44 111 II U 44 N N A' a N ST IA 144 • LOS See bl 411 T 1 /I I $ pa L 1 i f s I 41. IS 19 Se Fr WM% =a .00 Sot Maw ' Salm Omodo_ • • Easies Mink Ors /1. IcJ Do. Sr ... ell t; liriummors--. 1•111.4•01"1","- IE3 Ise,,—Tbsii: =lseiliet kellese 1•9 Owlet Donbas 110 De. h. OWL. 101 Da. D. ' *or Wist.M3 190 ....t Namara Ds. fraistTart, CiasJlo. U; Da /WEI If D Da 10.0•71.hd• .... If laiar• sad Tormilr•. I Ds. Is. P. AIL . I Da. 05.. 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I t.-1114.1esd. at— South &Am RAILWAY Bacurra.—The traffic) returns of rail ways in the Untied Kingdom, published for the week ending October SW smenated to 478,2831., and fee lhe coins week of 1866 to 464,4501., showing en hareem cf ?3, * BV. The geese re:Write of the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted, for the weak mad. t ag aa above, to 197,3991., and for the corresponding week Mina yew to 200,6041.,'Wswing a demean of 3,2961. The decrease on the London and Blackwell Railway 'mounted to we the London, Brighton, and Bomb Coen, to 1,2631.; en the Leaden end South Western, to 1,6401. ; and on the Booth Banana to 2,3961.; total, 6,3831. But from thin must be deducted 1,2061., the EDMONDS on the Bowan Counties; 6061. on the Great Northern; 1281. on the Great We ; and 2501. on the London and North Western; together 2,0681. • leaving the demean as above, 3,2961. The raosipti on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 280,81311., and for th e oorrespondthr period of 1866 to 981.766 1., showing an increase of 17,12,12. in the receipts of thaw lines, from which moat be &dieted to. de mean on the metropolitan lines, lea total Menem 130131., as wegared with the co rresponding week of 1866. Engrain COUNTIES RAILWAY.—.• e understand that .i g s z i. vinge have been made, and are making, in the Illplllool, without affecting the efficiency of the seta As many as 600 builders kept on various pets of ill* *a, have, we hear, bewe distharged.— Herspaffi. TAFF VALI RAILWAT.—BRISTOL, FRIDAT.—A speoblgmend wean ad the proprietors of We company wee held thie day, at the White Lion Hotel, Broad-atreet, for th2mrpoel of empowering the directors traise all or any of the °WWI authorised by the compilers act of Mr sad also for the purpose of &abating the di:actors to convert the meat debenture bonds of the company into Week bearing a prehrentisl rate of interest that shall be redeemable or ilfidemalable se may be eamidered moat saw Meat. The chair wee taken Janne Poole, Kg.. d•P4 - chairman of the mummy. The nodose having ben read by Mr. H. Seaway, the seceetery, the chairmen moved reeo bathes in wenedanee therewith, which wwe carried unmet ea y. RN CO SPLCULATIONIL—At the Liverpool Bank ruptcy Court yeeterday (Friday), John Doherty, a corn mer chant, who commenced bunnies in July, 1851, with a capital of ,1 0001., and who bee meetly been committed for trial for olitabeing money big We e pretence', pained hie lort euraina. don deferred till life certificate , on re kr ;lambi". The balance-Meet showed -170291. ; bad debts, 87,7281.; doubtful, 1,389/. • ' 2,6601. ; total debt", 91,6481. ; animated to pro:km.oB,C, making the knew 88,6481. Profits, 46,2311. Total apeman, 11,3961.; being 14,9181. trade and 6,4871. peratmal. The lice of the K, or Stepney division of the pollee have handed to Dlr. Rovew their super the ma of 18 guineas, subscribed be the relief of the mimes be The lieXamostess Gazette publishes the Domains dem el Cost Ifealant to the chair of philosophy Ix the UT& verity et Turk. Olthltat Emrtmwrion.—The number of • is who eabaked at Brenta during the present year to 1b sod at V i tt was 424112. In the caner adios period of 18116, hied tame their departure from thalami. 411M•11 PALACE, OCT. 27.—The Queen has bra lived to symbet Baja da Travers, BK., to be ea of the hidentgemat to bea Majesty, in he room el, Rebut Kea* art, theresd.—Oeutte. OBTOILL ONO Smns.mtb Dalrema Pam; Oar. Ott —agaltelome ea payment, 663; ditto by mama lamb. IN ; Me 4 782. JOINT NOOK 1 13.01101 Ni N 1.1 :, A4. 140 . 1 1E I C ON N NW, it QIN lO WHO 1 01 aut N 11j00110 Ommiedsl al lesion la * 0 00 ElNNatitisLaWn. 011 10,1110 NON 10 twasitlladi I on NON N sal Ossab NAN 40 Naas AIN Nook IS N NAN IN Isa/Isa &W 1/ 10,001 IN Ifst Nato( IS NAN 10 NAN NKoala 13, Ow NMWsII . I ...... N,NO 51.5 Orlssl.llssk 10 10. ,100 00 1 11 Prstsisl S i = 1 1 1 4 8 AWN SI INN Now . N MN' N Diked iiitracs sll Ds. Pow IS NW) Otlr d Nadia 10 1.01 , too odor Mau1._....... 00 4.111 • IN Wistark d N 1114091.1,41111001. 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Pris IS &I se woe Werfaar .611 la mew u 1. sew. mese aspi firl."=... 00 II to 139,014 1 Mww.lawala. all 1 If 14,18411 Asftallis an n SS 7 µ o.o w lThu. SW*. a I 1 70,040 1 De. Da. 1.1m64 all I I OAS 10 ItutadwrOs.4M.Caa. NAP 1 aa 114ara's Ladd In 911 416,646 IL TUNA& Deis II 89 10 I $4 Cr» nisi Wray Y I Fr MONEY MARKST -THIS DAY. Two o'CLooi. The funds exhibit continued buoyancy. This morning a fresh rise off per cent. was at one time attained, and, although sales followed and ceased a rapid reaction, prices are now firm, at an ad vance of about 4 per cent. over the closing rates of yesterday. The public continue to buy. Consols for the 10th November, after rising to 904, fell to 901, and are now quoted 901, "buyers.' For money the present price is 901. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 89 to 884 ; the New Three per Cents., 89 to 894, and last 881 ; Bank Stock, 209 to 210; India Stock, 210; and Exchequer Bills, 15s. to 10s. din. Turkish Six per Cents. have been marked as high as 891, and are now quoted 884 to 4. The Guaran teed Four per Cents. are looking up and other foreign stocks firm. Sales are reported as follows :—Buenos Apes Bonds, at 821 ; Ckilian Six per Cents., at 102 ; Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents., at 84; ditto Four per Cents., at 974; Mexican Bonds, for account, at 191; Russian Five per Cents., at 108; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 974 ; Spanish New Deferred, at 254 ; ditto, for account, at 254 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 891 and 89; ditto for account, 884 to 119 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 981 to 984. It is officially announced that the Stock Exchange will be closed on Monday. The advises brought by the Fulton, from New York, report the latest quotations of exchange on London, no higher than 101 to 102 for bankers' bills, and gold at Ito 2 per cent. premium. So long as this state of things lasts, remittances of gold from this side cannot be expected to cease. We understand that a considerable amount of sovereigns will be shipped by the Arabia, which will sail to-day. Too much importance must not be attached to the remittance of 10,0001. from New York to London per the Fulton ; for, as a curious proof of the exceptional cha racter of this operation, we may mention that this identical sum, which consists of American eagles, was yesterday purchased for shipment back to New York. The following notification has been issued, calling ' a meeting of the shareholders in the Liverpool Borough Bank for the 10th of November : LIVILAPOOL BOROVOIL Bara.--Notice I. given, that an extraordinary genial meeting of the of the Liverpool Borough Bask will be held et the beak, be Water-street, Liverpool, cc Tonadey, the 10th day of November, 1957, at 12 o'clock at noon, for the ympoas of receiving a statement of the affairs end concerns of the can pony, and alto of assenting to, or dieeenting from, a resolu tion to be then proposed for registering the company under the Joint Stock Companies Act of 1867, end also of taking into consideration such other manures as in the present cir wareataneee of the bank may be deemed advisable.—T. Szttra, Manager.—Liverpool Borough Bank, Liverpool, Oct. 29, 1867. Messrs. John Hilly and Co., of Philpot-lane, merchants engaged to the American trade, have found themselves under the necessity of issuing a circular announcing a suspension of payment. Their embarrassments have arisen from the failure of re mittances from the United States. It is stated, how ever, ea the result of an examination by Mr. Quilter, that a considerable surplus will ultimately remain alter the liquidation of all liabilities. The amount involved is not believed to be very large. It is announced that the steamer La Plata has arrived from the West Indies and Mexico with about 200,0001. in gold and silver. The John Bunyan has arrived from Sydney, with 3,000 ounces of gold on freight, worth 12,0001. Farther large arrivals of continental silver are an nounced. The steamers Baron 05y and Rhine, which arrived in the Thames on Thursday from Antwerp and Boulogne, have brought a total of about 76,0001. The steamer expected to arrive at Liverpool on Monday from New York is the Niagara. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm. As regards bills on Frankfort and Vienna, and short paper on Amsterdam, rather higher rates were paid. Bills on Belgium and Paris were rather more inquired for. The rates quoted for paper on Hamburg were very irregular. We hear of transactions from 13.91 up to 13.11. The following may be given as the current notation:q Amanda's, three months, 11.193 to 12.01; do., short, 11.161 to 164 ; Rottesdam,thres months, 11.191 to 12.03 ; Ant werp, three months, 26.60 to 6; Hamburg (mare' Lenox), three months, 13.91 to 101 ; Paris, short, 26.25 to 96; ditto, three months, 26.80 to 6; Frankfort-on-the-Mahn, three tesetha, 1193 to 120 ; Petersburg (pr. rouble), three months, 86 1 tol ; likens (eff. So.), three months , 10.43 to 7 ; Trieste, three months, 10.44 to 8; Madrid le thr t zg 4 nonths, 48 to 1 ; Cadiz, three months, 49 to ; three months, 29.36 to 46 ; Omen, three months, .80 to 6 ; N9_ 10 4 Wee months, 411 to 21; Palermo, three manta, 126 to 127 ; Marina, three months, 126 to 127 ; Lisbon, 90 des, 62 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 621 to 1. A telegram from St. Petersburg quotes the ex change on London still lower, viz., at 314 d. About 100,000 half imperials, or 80,0001. sterling in gold, were in course of shipment to this side. Many per- sons are of opinion that, unless the government permit the free efflux of gold, the exchange will .I—and to a point extravagantly adverse to Russia. With some 110,000,0001. of paper in circulation, and as estimated total of perhaps 18,000,0001. in bullion, it is by no means impossible that we may witness a depreciation of the Russian currency similar to that which took place at a date perfectly within the memory of many commercial men, when the value of the paper rouble fell to 10d., although nominally worth about 3s. 2d. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday there wu a further investigation into the charge made against Mr. 8. Adams, the banker. The bankrupt admits the truth of the charge, and that the person to whom he said he advanced the 3,6001. mining does not owe it. The soignee, have determined to take • day or two ..to consider their best course in the matter. Very little business was done in wheat yesterday, although holders would have been willing to sell at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. from lut Monday's rates. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at ports of call since lut Wednesday is seven. The provincial and French markets are reported rather lower. directors of the Oriental Bank Corporation have ordered payment of a dividend of 1L 6s. per share, being at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum for the half-year ended 30th June lad, payable on the let December, free of income tax. An extraordinary general meeting of the Medical, Legal, and Gen eral Mutual Life Assurance Society is called for the 12th of November, to consider the propriety of dissolving the society, in order to carry out the arrangement entered into with the New Equitable Life Assurance Society. The last weekly traffic return of the Great Northern Railway Company presents an increase of 5021. over that of last year, and not a decrease, as inadvertently stated yesterday. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is from Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson. The downward tendency continues : The colonial markets continue very dull and prices gene rally have a downward tendency, coffee forming the only exception. Sugar hes only been saleable at a reduction of le to 2s. per cwt. The Dutch Trading Company ban de clared for auction on the 29th November, 11,720 baskets against 22,100 baskets at same date last year. An improved demand has existed for plantation sorts of Ceylon coffee, which have recovered about la. to 2a. per cwt of the late fall. Sales of 2,669 canto 3,662 bags Ceylon ate to be held on the 12th proximo at Rotterdam, on account of the Dutch Trading Cowpony. Rioe is very dull of sale at about 9d. to le. per ewe doylies. For saltpetre there are not any buyers near the rates current last week. The q i u na en ctri yerl sales of cinnamon, held on Monday, went off without s tat from Id. to 3d. per lb. decline. Tea continues ye. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Oct. 24, compared with the pre vious return, shows the following results: Circulation isms • 529252,105 Deanne 9148,325 Claralancet active 19,766,266 Diereses 416,980 Public deposits Other deposits Olverpnent moaritint Otber 14 10,264,611 Without alteration sevailio fa W 3 l deperbalat 20,404,597 Damao 134,968 Cala sad Wiliam fa both daparlasenta Bove& day sad etherbdla 819,442 Decreue 49,628 The Rest Natal fa num ...... 3,485,801 lamas, 2016,11618 ii us M M C. 1111 M 4 NW tel b e ll I b NM vi Si ele I $ *i M. IN R. IP a. Is. icliii to 1. al; IPL 100 14 in all aU is a IL 100 IL IM It. IN IL 110 IL 111 111 It. IN fidg a I if 1 - 1;1 - al li its .ti II•1 111 ft WI 8 011 I 47j ni 6 These chancre are, under the circumstances, satis factory. The further decrease in the coin and bul lion is small, the Bank having bought during the week hi question about 160,0001. in gold received from Australia. The reserve of notes has at the same time been augmented by fully a quarter of a million, through a decrease in the " other:securities," and an increase in the deposits. The stock of "other securities," however, is still excessively large, con sidering the period of the quarter. FRIDAY EVINING. The fonds to-day were remarkably buoyant. Throughout the day prices continued to advance steadily, and the market closed at the beet point, which represents a rise of about per cent., com pared with the quotations current at four o'clock yesterday. This important advance was pro moted by the expectation of a favourable Bank return, by the more favourable interpretation put upon the American advioes, as well as by the issue of a satisfactory report relative to the state of the French finances. The rise, however, is primarily attributable to the sus tained and extensive investments of the public, which have to•day been freely continued. In the discount market little actual relief is yet observable, but the confidence of the public, which is so strongly indicated by their increased investments, encourages a hope that the period of ext-eme mone tary depression has now been passed. In Lombard street the demand for money was active, and at the Bank of England the applications were upon an un usually extensive scale. In exceptional cases, trans ' actions take place a fraction below the Bank 'mini mum, but in the regular market the current rates are rather above than below those of the Bank. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yester day 89 to 1 for the lath of November, opened this morning at 894, and steadily advanced, closing at 891 to I. For money the last price was 891 to 1, and for the December account about 904. Bank Stock is firmer. The official business report is as follows :—Three E ree oent. Consols, for money, 89 1, 4,4, 4,1, 1. ; ditto, for account (10th ' Nov.), 89 1 , 4,4, 4, •, per Cents. Reduced, 884, 4,4, 4; New Three per Cents., 881, 4, I, 4, 4 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886 171 ; Bank Stock, 209, 207, 209 ; India Stock, 211:2094; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1839, 974; India Scads, 465. discount. -- Transactions are also recorded in the Five per Cents. at 1071 and 1091. Exchequer Bills were quoted 141. to 10s. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. were extraordinarily buoyant to-day, and attained a total rise of 1 per cent., closing at 88a to ; I for the 16th November. The Guaranteed Four per Cents, have advanced to 98 to j--also for the new account. Other foreign stocks were well supported. Sales are recorded as follows ;—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 991, 100. Chili= Six per Cents., 1021. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 831, 841; ditto Five per Cents., 102. Mexican Three per Cents., 19,191. Peruvian Four and-a-Ralf per Cents., 77; ditto, for account (16th Nov.), 761. Russian Five per Cents., 104 1. Sar dinian Five per Cents., for account, 90, 891. panish Old Three per Cents., 41. Turkish Six per Cents., 88, 881 ; &do, for account (16th Nov.), 881, 881, 881, 881, 881; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 981 , ; ditto, for account, 981, 98. Equador New Consolidated Bonds were also ofß cially marked 14. MINIS.-THIS DAT. Two o'CLooi. The market for home mining stacks to-day is very dell. In the Stock Exchange no business whatever is reported. Prices exhibit little change, but the tendency is rather drooping. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no movement. Subjoinedis the official list of transactions in the Mining Exchange yesterday : Alfred Cowes, 131; Bell and Loiarti., r 4,1, &Arida% Console, 21; Wheal Grenville, 2, 21, 1, ; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 291. 21; Wheal Mary Ann, 484. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market: 6nlYalimited business has been done in metals during this week, hd no great anxiety is evinced to push sake at law prioes. There have been a good many orders given in for copper, and the position of this metal is satisfactory for pro ducers and manufacturers. Iron is but little in request, said the same may be said of lead. Speller is quoted at 2W. no minally, no transaction having been reported. Tin has ox perienced a further decline, in Ea an& of 61. riff ton. This wee announced on Wednesday. Foreign ia at a standstill. and very low rates are spoken of for banes. Tin plates are suffering from the American crisis, end are much depressed. FIIDAT EVLNIXO. la the market for home mining stocks little busi ness has been done, this being settling and pay-day. The market, generally, however, exhibited firm*" and in some cases prices have improved. The fol lowing may be given es some of the closing quota tions, vis.:—Bortridge Consols, 21 to 21; Wheal Edward, 81 to oi ; Kelly Bray, 2 ; Lady Bertha, I to ; Alfred Consols, Into i; East Alfred, 21 to 3 ; East Rceewarne, 265. (with the call). COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MAREET.-Tllll3 DAT. The market is (islet. Town tallow is quoted 67a nett cult ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 661. 6d Ortoher and December, 665.; January and March, 665. 6d. to 575. Maairt Avensons —Town Tallow, 695. 6d. ; tat by dins. Ss. yellow Russia, 68e. 64.; melted stuff, 44a; rough ditto, 265. Ild.; tallow graves, 175.; good dregs, 7a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. 11. J. Davis reporla trade without alteration. Flints meadow bay, 665. to 704. ; superior ditto, 774. to 60s. ; inferior ditk, 604. to 60s. , rowen, 60s. to 60s. ; clover, 85s. to 100 s.; ascend cat, 70s. to 138 s. ; straw, 265. to Ms. COVENT OARDEN. 7 (TIpB DAY.) The market continues to be well ;tacked with fittit and vegetables. Dutch grapes have advanced to Is. and Is. 3d. per lb. Pears consist chiefly of Marie Louise, Olou Mor ceau, Duchess* d'Angotileme, Cressana, Jean de Witte, and Chatunoetel. Large importations of foreign produce also combine to arrive. There is still a good supply of filberts, which fetch from 30s. to 355. per 100th.. The .apply of Bent cobs continues good ; prices range about the same as lest week. Barcelona mite fetch 22e. per Mahal, and Brazils 18s. ditto. Oranges from Madeira end Oporto Dave Ad made their appearance. Among vegetables are French beans and canlifiowera, the latter realising from 21. 6d. to 3s. 13d. per dams. Cucumbers are plentiful. Spanish onions may now be had et from 1.. to 2s. 6d. per dozen. Potatoes are greed dimmed. Cnt flowers consist of orchids, garde nias, geraniuma, violets, mignonette, heaths, camellias, chrisenth=ums, and rasa. _ _ . isurr. Moo Mit* per lb.. 4. ta St Poem par dos, lo to lo Orsoto, pa lb.. 2. to 4. I Lomas, pr doz. It tots Pomba% por dot., lie to es 1 pit 100, I. to HO Melons, I. to Is I Mort, pot 1001bo, Its to Uo Apples, pot ball dm, to to Po Ott 1 Feats. Midi Soweto PI deo, lw te . t. Brotooli, p. boodle, 66 to le Grotto odea eon, toed to teed Bromels Sprooto pee half dem Is td tolls hooch BOW, pee bottetere, Si to Oe Potato... pot too. SW to le% pre Se to bid - 17.;17..per Ma ,b, 1I fo;Voi; . . p 34 - d 10 lodd ArttoixoYu, each. Ed to Ld - . AEallots, pr iD. b to b a.r~ia I.: h., se a ee 11;17t000., p. 12 4416 M Foam per do., la to le Id Undi:to, eanlp, p.ds, led IN Small Salado. P. P.., 24 Hone 6.6:.b, er anl hid mot f1t..),,0c00. Po , pe.,lOed tob Pantry, per bomb, Ta tO 41 gtot n, per bomb, tot to Pd trooo. p. Db. UM 44 g..q, do.. YMot, goon, P. Mood, 24 24 44 per ewt.44tolii -- CORM% p. bomb, to id Temps. cew. yew boards. 2d to Id 44 Oploseh. per Woes. Is to 1,64 Ocrawbers. each, ed to Sel Beet, per don, Is to fa Miry, p. bestdle, Is to Is Bd THE WEEKLY RETIRN6 OF rnz BANK OF ENOLAND.—These returns will henceforth be published promptly. The Treasury yesterday made arrangements to that effect with the Bank and the Commissioners of Stas and Taxes. The day of their appearance in the Gazette will b e pygmy. as usual, but they will be made rep to the pre ceding Wednesday night, 6o that the interval before their apparance will be only two days instead of a week. The first publication under the new metho4 will be in the (legate of Friday next, the 6.h of November which will contsdn the accounts sip to the 4th, and also on t kat occasion the mdMarriebusi up to the preceding Saturday, the Blst of October.-.- MOW. THE NEW FORT AT LIVERPOOL—AU official setter was seed yesterday, at the meeting of the Liverpool town emu% stating that Lord Penalize declined to incelle to the jvhet rernoestranees of the town council and the Liw pool Dock trustees against the construction of the propokd new ion et New Brighten, oath. Cheshire side of the Mersey. ■ ii ■ *I F i ll' 4 SI U 'I Si 1{ Ts i I I in" s P T 1 'M.. NI I . 141 U MI 118 411 i 141 /I i m :3