The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. Yr. lasisom mid le tam The slaw am memided ell de mem" stedsal, dmt ad la the sorest. . Tad Itidase Mid bin wadi, woad mitigate the eise. Ismilam mid be woad ad, for le looked upon it es • very Pees arr. • Medea maa st • railway statics. Wit by rembed serrifice the lives of several persms. mid be hoped the nest time him worship would ClTia l /or awedbe . laihass rid if he ems Mtn drain seder similar drraissantoes be Amid dm him 40a., or my other pinta who w Tormatit Mime hi.. His wceship also mid the masit7 could be remedied ley Ostrom, is default of which the primmer weak bo commialmi for 14 dam. 'ESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT. (Ban Treacle Bsy Eq., Jade,) IDAIY%YI"■ p. ACCIATn . NiLTR - s . AITZIAST AND Mb or% la wire ottrarairs Sethi 44. at to the I berrY or droarbal poollokorY lowird, war brad ca Woiroioy Ine. dr 1416 WWI, rid Morsel tW to-day Kows ordloarta. no lowa prom:d ap opperod YYr Tionadays Swioa tt. kersed jeep th is probed roa lbw ow ow dila oroln la dr rim 'Mob la wail rho Soo weader, and low ar Mawr rot aw via. mar ..siass, r tu. ga bs d do ON" war d the win ewe ia at bet Mr. la" , ropoorrial Dorraw, rim Mr Mostrar:dairood Mawr is law bar Was gror Or r rodyir arm of dr ark which I took rogrookr, 10i OM of gibs tiab Wreak rare .is so parrs rotral, rib rue was so Meal idgbe to drain the srarraipt. I thfak, tbrollw far Mr. Faabbnar weirder la braes' the orbs; lab maw all the tinamWas" is rely =Wed to sorrel imisse. . EXECUTION AT ABERDEEN. ITHIB DAT) TZLLORATIL) ABIRD ERN , W EON ESD A TWORNINO. John Booth, convicted of murdering hie mother ht-law st Old Maikss, is July last, was executed this Inershlg by Ca w& He sddrered the crowd with great ineness,'ecetzediedni his statement made to the Judo In Court, that his wthfs unfaithfulness, stetted by her mother, had led to the wawder.—Tiotro, Second Edition. idyladipast, Ord" le bur Is. dismiss 6aT ildssiloa, sad las *kiln ads sat of past. Jedgisset salmi assardiagly der Is, sad St 16s. swans. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIB DAY.) YUISION•HOD MI Mery Caw, a lama lrisobor; iheappeereace — of having had her legs repeated at the dip joint., and wbn mated a child la ler ema, wee=kt boars the Lad Mayor, oa a areleher basest le Pollesseaa Obride, 606—Yeeterday the gelsoner was beg ging by am Merry idea to Biehopegate, ad as she ob literate amend the I ens obliged to take her into onsiody. Several maplaird ale wawa a bar mediae' bring soiree le la the siessia. Pawner— vas aid ea the roadside sad for the we el my less. They here net boa cut off. Policandia—Tley area to he tucked under her. The Lard Major—What is ebe deft on ? Pollosaaa—lt is a catcher, or nths the bottom of a chair ; and as she oust walk, • !peons with whom .he is amounted le in the habit of armee bar from but lodgiegs sad Waft km dews is a pale° thoroughfare, shire people ea Maly be gla bar halfpence. Elbe is • notorious beggar. The lard Mayar— Pr iseare, whose child is that you ere caffYind p Priaaer—les my own, sad so snake. Whoa do you thtak it as t_ .. . . .. .. . . . _ The Led Mayor-1 don't think It le yours. I believe yon awry it about with you for the purpose of exciting cora weeretiee. Where do you belong to ? Primmer-14 Feria' is D.cmport. The To Mayor—You urn. not beg in the streets al Loses. Toe mesa be Mhos to the union, and will be sat boat there to Deveeport. MKS', (imptelendy)—l won't go to Deceive., although pm may send me to the salon. Ins Beate me wee Wright up at tined charged with laving begged in the city. The evidence of the *Mow who had chairs of the prisoner wee to the effect that on Setarday elkencion in he sew the primmer who was carrying two chfif. glen.cee fa a room smaciesed and filthy state, Nigglers, t►e Mansion-hows. It was evident that one, it not bath of the claim, had bees starved almost to death for the peeper of incite( public sympathy. (A mon haggled, emeleied thud never was swan by an at the Games of the and It the arms of the sewn Imoer l glbb prolamionel lisgents.) The ca. took her into custody, and by direction at the Lord Maur the children were Wm to the mks. One of the child,.. belonged to the prisoner's deem. The piece., who hal te impudence to my that she we. totally amble to provide for either herself or the children wittiest begging, wee sent to prima for 21 days. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER LISTS-2818 DA Y Two O'CLoOw. The railway share market to-day is generally well supported, at the closing quotations of yesterday. London and North Western Stock is now quoted 96t to 96; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 931 to 94, being firm; Great Western, 62 to 1, being a little flatter, after being marked u high as 62t; London and South Western, 46 to I per share, being also somewhat lower; Great Northern, 23, to 24 ; and Eastern Counties, 10$ to t. Caledonian continues fair in demand. Great Luxembourg and Great Western of Canada shares have met with some inquiry. Grand Trunk of Canada are rather more offered. FOREIGN II Ike Yew% Lamithal D ium erlesti= _ OtiliariiisTailial . 1 matslkoma Cll.l ,gym leo , 6:14 N. lesr.a . - rtaael.l 19m11.6.00°Flagl It." fe PIM. neg.*: Naglrel I ~~.:wwwew~.:::~ LWATII. 1 1 oh i —ir Ii fi _ _ 4 4ln NI VI pi Ili 0 10 al US Sll4 $1 1 $ Li 11 10 ft 1 U II 1 1 • 4 BI 4 Mt Pi , PO r I. 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Ss ad. as :Mr tarr Av.. fa Bast 4 sod UMW Yen sad lAk. N r OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON RAILWAY.—The receipts of this company, including the Stourtridge Extension Cans], for the fortnight riding Oo long 11, leave bra 9,4101. 14s. 44., whilst those der the oresren/Ing pried of 1856 emanated to 9,6101.75. fid.„ sad el o s i == also nalviling that of the Btourtirldge 4,0631. 16., belng at the rate of 43.17 per ems., whilst these for the tionespooding period of 1856 aserred to 4,7561. Ge. Id., ac at the rate of 60.01 per cent. The —of /6,3491. 13a. Bd. base receipts foe the first six artekekisel the half-year added to the 9,4101. 14s. sd. a Ayr. arr. a receipt of 7601. Bs. Id. as against 116,137 L tee. Pd. for the aoxee eta fortnights of the a t ; sad the enne of el . la., bdr expses rit a but y at z Irkalghte at the half-year, r 29 ind to en the 4,6161.111. above, Wee a total expenditure of ,97M. ea, king at is "reef 4340 art as against 36,4351. lie. Ger the annepsneing mix lib of the previous year, ee at the rats of 6616 per mr. Miss Sultan Courrs.—Mies Burdett Nutt. arrived in Muirete at the ad of lest week, and, he furtherance of the benevolent °besets she Ma in view, Freida to visit Queens College, an Institution to which, in the early part of the summer, she presented a donation of 6001. for the prpoe of the new muriam. As address, signed by 64 of tic students, was moored to Mies Burdett Cork by Mr. Mould, a Warneford scholar. LORD WARD IN THE OXFORD COUNTY COURT: Am the plaints for hearing at this end on Thursday keol l t e which Lord Ward, of Dudley House, is the dr lender for • debt of 51. la. The debt dates ba ck as fir as 1641, at which time his lordship was an under-graduate rower of Trinity College, Oxford. The plaintir in the acorn tea Mr. F. Barrel trunk:maker of that city. LICHFIELD FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND MD axrt.—The foundation stone of a building for the pur of a hhnry and museum wee laid at Lich6el4 cesro7 Mon day last by the Van. J. T. laiw chancellor of tbe diaccio. The site tithe beading, which will be in the Italian style, la fad vicinity tithe d cathedral. The mayor end by La Alfred Paget, one of the misabsmaad a amber tithe clan end gentlemen of the eity, by the band of the S taff ordshire militia, walked la preellokin kom the Guildhall to the site. After the ooze :sew the sermkiege was addressed by the Ven. Archdeacon Moen ad Lind A. Paget. The procession then re-formed ad rated lie the Guildhall, where a collation was laid out. The mon madied, supported by. the chancellor, the arch la m% sled the dn members ard A. Paget and Lard laden). Serest rtherees wan damned. All threaders, lay and derkal, enktgsd as the necorty of elevating the maral and t ntil seral stars of the m at er, on account of their erreet and latemilog rem in the state, and the most argue expeditions wore sepromed as to the success of the new Institution. Tr:LEG RAM."—There has been a good deal of die =melon in the newspapers above this werC and its claim to be accepted as legittinattli.L.porl Ms d from the two Greek words out of which the word been formed. In the course of that dissuasion it been severel times stated, in letters to the nays, that the word " telegram" originated in the whim= of that journal ; and the nines was evidently as well dispoeed to " own the soft impeachment," as Mrs. Maley." could possibly be. The statement, however, is altogether enomona. So for ea we know, the word first fa the Timer, when giving the first despatch from egr ea lls74, d about two months ago; and then it was commu nicated front the Foreign OEoe, not only to the noes, but to the other Laren papers. 8o far as we can discover, the weed was elm 11111t1 In India, and &peen frequently in the papers relative to the mutinies in the nest Indies, laid before perthunent daring the pest loodon. The earllestinstanos of its me that we have ben able to end is contained in aletter from Major Birth, secretary to the Governor-General, to Major- General Hearsay, dated Calcutta, April 21, 1857, which .-- says " A telegram to the following erect has this day been transmitted to yo u. " Subsequently to that date the word ktinenily in the papers,—Malickider Gwsrdla w. WRECK AT BRIGIITOX.—On Thursday, Mr. Altruist sold by auction on the beach, by order of the Undererrhein, the remains of the wreck,—the hull, cables, endears, Ac. The sale attracted a large crowd, though the buyers were but few. The ration realised 1461. 14e. 6d., Mr. Johnston, marine-storedealer, being the pnrchaser MighnE for W.—Brighten Guardian. THE LATE MCEDER IN LEIGH Woons.—Buisrot„ ocr, bea tee, received to area cit t t n o t zt wbM is Dodderedle be most reliable anthoeity, . John William Bois, who is new a primmer in Taunton Gaol, charged with the murder ot Charlotte Purley, yesterday made a costhieko of Ws gat to the governor, Mr. W. Oakley. The precise nature of the ccothoica has not tran spired. THE FRENCH CORN MARIET.—The Paris corn market deem the past week bee witnessed a further decline ILAl7—the *Oral result or thandant crops. A greater was raforked in the sale at Sour. The four week, have been do* lo at 611. 60a the sack d 167 kilogrentera It is thought thet Isar has Ism its lows, prior, yet no great powirsea have boa doted in that artieth = t ree nee varied in price; it still rmaet 1111. par lectobire and • MU for the finest quality. Salo bases however, hem mitred difficult in °Passport* dth, amid *OS wwalwawk and of the disinclinelles sodithal by Mien to amp hew vim. We tiara ban the comaky oath* *it • thetherthollas rim alsperliwiwia, bat last a IMW rise ettamel ht the erten jleptAwatit and ta Ahoda, when pewehato have taws distil Pont= eorosat. At hlareelitos, prior ve mid lbs, la obi a largo docks. The reffelothe cdr thet put how lowwpieled wheat into Spain at profitable rata end tt to laiblamt to that circumstance that mud be ascribed fht ammo et pins which Tula than. 21, 1857. AIONRY MARICBT-THIS DAY. Two °Tux& The funds remain very firm. A further advance of about 3 per cent. aas attained in the morning, and although this led to some sales, prices are still quoted } per cent. higher than at four o'clock yes terday. Most of the other departments of the Stock Exchange are fairly supported. Consols for the 10th of November, after touching 881 to 89, fell to 881 to 1, and are now quoted 881, " buyers." The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 871 and 881; the New Three per Cents., 871, 881, and 871; Bank Stock, 214 and 212 ; India Stock, 2091; Exchequer 8i115,141. tolOs. dis.; India Bonds, 335. to 26a. die., being heavy; and Exchequer Bonds, 1868, 961. Turkish Six per Cents. are rather flatter, at 871 to /. The only other foreign securities in which transactions are officially recorded are the following :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 991 Dutch Four per Cent.*Certifs. at 97 ; and Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 401. The Phoenician his arrived from Sydney, but has only 10,3001. in gold on freight. Her dates are old. In all quarters yesterday the course of affairs wu characterised by quietude. The supply of money in the discount market wu larger than has been wit nessed of late, owing partly to the high rates now offered for loans, and partly to the fact that the divi dends have been so recently released. At the Bank of England the applications, though to a fair extent, were upon a quieter uale,owing, perhaps, to the acti vity of the demand on Monday, prior to the raising of the rate to 8 per cent. It was announced that the Council of the Bank of France were convened as early as nine o'clock yesterday morning, and, after a rather protracted sitting, raised the rate of discount from ak to 71 per cent. ; but this movement had been anticipated, and consequently produced no effect here. There is still no sign of a revival of the drain of gold to the Continent, and the Bank of England yes terday purchased about 68,0001. in Australian gold, in addition to the 60,0001. mentioned yesterday. It is expected, however, that a considerable amount in sovereigns will be despatched to New York this week. The Arago will sail from Southampton for that port to-day, also the City of Baltimore, from Liverpool, and the Canada, from Liverpool, on Saturday. The purchases, which consist partly of ft-invest ments of the dividends, are rapidly absorbing the supply of stock afloat amongst the dealers, and have caused the value of money in the "house' to decline to 5 to di per cent. for loans on government securities up to the 10th November. This state of things is inducing capitalists and bankers to borrow money on government stock in the market, since they can employ the money at much higher rates. Yesterday stock to the amount of up wards of 200,0001. is understood to have been thus lent. The dealers in the Steck Exchange take the stock readily enough, because they have need of it to complete the contracts which they have already made with investors. It is highly probable that, if the public continue to pour money into the Stock Exchange, bankers will avail themselves of the supply to a much more considerable extent, de positing their stock temporarily in the market. Of the large amount of stock mentioned as sold on Saturday, about 100,0001. was delivered yesterday, being the first transfer-day of the week, but this was quickly absorbed. Another small purchase of Reduced Thrft per Cents. was made by the govern ment broker. The Paris Bourse retains great steadiness. The effect of the rise in the rate of discount of the Bank of France yesterday was a fall of only about per cent. in the Three per Cent. Renton which closed at 66.70, both for money and the end of the month. On the Boulevard, prior to the opening of the Bourse this morning, transactions took place at 66.60. At Vienna and Frankfort on Monday there was an improvement of I to 4 per cent. in the Austrian funds, from which it is to be inferred that the rise in the rate of dismount in London was not known in those cities. Letters from Vienna describe the state of financial affairs as very critical, and express fears of failures. Any embarrassment there would proba bly react with severity upon the French market. At Amsterdam on Monday there was a general, but not excessive, fall in the prices of securities. Austrian stock declined 4 per cent. From Milan we learn the suspension of Messrs. Balabio and Co., a banking firm of old standing. The house is understood to have been interested m the Lombardo Venetian Railway. At Hamburg the rate of discount remains at 94 per cent. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm. As rapids the rates on Pula, Belgium, and Hamburg, the tendency was favoura ble. The quotation for Austrian paper has ad vanced. The current rates are shown below, viz.: Amsterdam, three months, 11.191 to 12; do., short, 11.16 to 16; Rotterdam, three months, 11.121 to 12 ; Antwerp, three menthe, 26.624 to 71; Hamburg, three months, 13.101 to f ; Paris, short, 26.25 to 30; ditto, three months, 26.80 to 6; Frsablort-on-the-Maine, three months, 119* to f ; Potereburg, three months, 361 to 6; Vienna, three months, 10.41 to 5 ; Trieste, three mouths, 10.41 to 6; Madrid, three months 481 to 49, Cadiz, three month., 491 to ; Leghorn, three months, 30.20 to 30 ; Deny three months, 25.76 to 86 • Naples, three months, 42 to 1; Palermo, three more 1 26 to 127 ; Hogue, three months, 126 to 127 ; Lisbon, days, 62 to ; Oporto, 90 days, an At Paris on Monday, the exchange on London was more favourable, being quoted at 25.25 to 274 for short, and 24.80 to 824 for three months bills. The produce markets remain flat, and many arti cles retain a downward tendency, including sugar and tea. At the public sales of coffee held yesterday a decline of 2s. per cwt. was in many instances sub mitted to. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Ross, Mitchell, and Co. is called for the 23rd inst., at 2 o'clock, at the Guildhall Coffee-house; and for the 26th inst., at 1 o'clock, at the Queen's Hotel, Glas gow. A statement of the affairs of the firm will then be submitted by Mr. Henry Chatteris, the ac countant. _ _ The MicluganCentral Railroad Company annoanee that they will receive sealed proposals up to the 10th of November for a loan of two millions of dollars, or say 200,0001. sterling, in 8 per cent. convertible bonds having 25 years to run. For the protection of these bonds, and of those maturing in 1860, and sub sequently, adult mortgage of the property of the com pany has been executed. Notes of the company, or bonds maturing between this date and July, 1858, are to be received in payment for the new loan. A petition for the winding up of the " House holders' Bread and Flour Company (Limited)," is ex pected to be heard in the Court of Bankruptcy on the 12th of November. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange List of last evening: Insurance Shares i—Atlas, 16f, 15f, 161 ; Albion, 95 ; Alliance, British and Foreign, 171; ditto Dlarine, 42; Crown, 141; Eaglish sad Scottish Law Life, 4 Eagle, 7 ; Globe. 86, 85, 87; Guardian, 491 ; Indemnity Itiarin 130; Law Life, 63; Marine, 76; Roil Life, 71; Roy Ex change, 280. Ole and Coke Companies i—Brighton,l4f ; Great Central, 111,1 ; Imperial, 70, 68; ditto, New, 201; London Par =Preference, 26} ; Mena, 47; Westminai. 62, 63; ditto New, 101, i; ditto Western S. 71. Canal Shares:—Ashton and Oldham, 140; Rennet and Avon, ; Leeds and Liverpool, 490 ; Leicester and North ampton, 13 ; Oxford, 1041; Rochdale, 80 ; Warwick and Napton, 10 ; Worcester and Birmingham, 16f. Waterworks Stocks i—East London, 101} ; ditto Five per Cent. Preference, 26; Lambeth, 96; Southwark and Vaux hall, 89. Bridges :—Eungerford, 61 ; Vauxhall, 17i. TrIIIIDAT ETZNINO, The calmer feeling in the money market is pro moted by the important investments of the public) in the funds. During the last few days these have formed the most prominent feature of the Stock Exchange. To-day a steady recovery of ito i per cent. was consequently established in Consols, and 14 D4,44./obsilsi 1.400 1 04.05 a 24in. Os. ha MOO 40 03044 Osppla 1.400 ttroui;;iaZie:. cespAy. 0,00 , II Omni o .a° G3leaelu IS 3O ` 1 14811% .6; ........ 44000 I Nonssalle444 IMO 444.411444 SIM Les/ het 11414 I. WS* IOI OD 14~ as Oats-- 111.114 Iti allsi Manisa -- beak et !!!lk GUILDHALL. • Ira rued Aar; Wswasbreaght up, charged with caboodle. 24 4e. U. the moseys of Mr. fliorwor, • meat atimes, et Ifewspie nark* br usiesr. lbspy Maw seld—l sae berwald st the &datatioe Ta ma, Neepiereaut. The rinser called yesterday more- Mg Wawa 10 Ned 11 o'clock, sd I paid him 21, U. 3d. oa Wolf of Xt. loarte. I did act teks • receipt, ss it is not aselemsy. Ilk ta George Curell—Do you wish to uk this witness any epsui f referese—Me, dr. It Is pile right ; I lad the wean. Osage Dabs, pima et the Neu I. leshhaeld, rid priewerr cum to me Is the waddle of the in awl (see 11. 3e to take ten of kr Ma. He stayed there mall 12 o'clock at eight, at which time be wee way drunk, sod pm sr feather 10u, say* it woo it hie wary, sad wished ese Ile mild It kr him. Mr. Mule (the Mae Art) —lfflei aisle now pat up dd. wlllewee, rim ? Orr—Beensae be via the at, other whams t attend- Mr. lisrdr--Bst be Is die priories wirer, red War pa bare 'ay ober It pre dr ere or Otani& Mr. Dassr-1b prbierr Menai earer be vesdred Sr losa ler ram, era ea sew Se lr Werra die widi pawner. I herd dr Oman bed, rerdZisea eon& dr Id* beim. lie td/ re rime be M I be rimer rem dreharg.d. AMIATLT IT A MILLI PITION/I OS Til MEDICAL OTVICI/L Jul.. Omit, • primer is dr MMus Ems of Conolitsa IdOlhoh. Iwooht ow os • swot placid Is the Yob of istoshog stionesitte 01/1/It al the itropmd Mho Mr. C. 0. Doura th troolitlio as amok as dr 7th at Soho, in De. Joe S. Loris% or of Mr ardleal Nino id the prism ihr orololorst Woad that es the day Is snotlos Os pabasr woo as Ida Idek tot oil be west to on hr. lir woe wirmoslid by sr of amid lamb Os =bar oil h• said Ire adio s was is ha sass los is hi tisk IM e MI • astr, who r sob pst is -salts Is bur, s al it ampitimi. Ohs bow xi ow l = Edo spools. Csophirst t• it the If alto hod so moot be ld thatbssid Iwo our and Ito ate sf it ors so (tho order). SW the. dirk No Is Ns stolh. sal Oftetprd to aro out of it aril. Ho po bwr and Yt her with dr 'Mom Itr. Dorms (to the )—Do Ira tow Is soh the sia =l ia7 "as"? Ito arr. DorraLllifo aggoin to to • toy mtovokol morit IS yew part, hr which them was sot the slightest an. I then epos pow to woo was your own n soslootts to keep the pews for art nook and an as. et AL orgy nu optimist said " Very well ,- sod In default of tell tar assooted back to prom. LAMBETH. ATIIIIIPTOD by IDE. Ilonsunite )nom, t stkle•eged tom, is T a g: • tercheb wee t, *lei al be to babe Kr. is • (tube ot Emir by setellrekte • d bodessa Pelierseebble Loeb Beety, 314 P, doped dot lib menise be me mad of Ni beet le Ile wow et be =la Weyetebbei Weleesta est ea One le tem bit noir aid bat be bel aka Waft= he be mem et dellitylee The yew bibbed - dist be bet bib se, sod mid be meek Ii be bet aet Mat • peeler web thy, int lb abbe lehomed (elbre4 thee be led lets bibbe 1., lIPS et tbtee bee, Ho hub prtweer to be betkerbeeek eat ebbed Ma bib stiessobe dtbary bblesit, rid IPOS beard bet by Iffeeke be boa bete se ustabb ter • beim P.ii bleb Semi mid ibe had is the N... with the primmer Ned ble weber, =A ea thee bereft as wee caned tab Ike nen by be latkr, obe Named Yr tat bet be bed aka peter. Tbe Fixer rabbet bet le W bee se eat mailmed tb deber's tab ebbe be bed webbed bond 'bare eserberte GAM la be id et ilts peke. Mb trims Wed bat be wee ebb bee the primate bed bomb se be “bualr ke tete at bees Op. Tbepteme, ibly be le be atom silt Me mkt wet la orb • bee ben eltbetdebit thee be embely hew elm be dig. Se we miebel tee • vat TRIAL or SPOLLEN.—DVISLIN, MONDAY EVIIN. wbo was acquitted of the murder of Mr. Little ax the Broadetons Railway Terminox, to again to he tried, on a charge of robbing t h e o*eoe of the cashier of the Midland Company, at the commianon which commences in this city on Monday next, the 26th instant. The Lord Chief Baron and Mr. liven Richards will be the presiding isles L/lARGE OF CHILD MURDER.—A great deal of excitement has been mated la the neigliboarlased of Head er we. in connequencie of the anent of Mr. Wm. Banana Young, • farmer, who hem lately taken Newelied Pam, an Shelly Plain, adjoining Carter's Lodge, and his wiles iron WANDSWORTH. I Elizabeth &Pew, who acted ea servant, en sesiddea of Darn 22 !CO %%%% AT A RAIL., .TATTO7t. destroying the illegitimate child of this latter and centeallag nada Tinily, the keeper of the Yo bear-shop In Frog- it. birth at • place called Bonn., In Listrohishian It sp ill" Wodeworth, was brought b efore Mr. Ingham, 1. pans that Young, who is and to be In gemeadna of ow charged with bong ermk sad Mayans at the Wandsworth ' sidamble r3:=7 , :crei, up to shout • moth &Ob i a railway statics, sad also with meaulthog Mr. William Teem- I Lien at he left in • mysterious assaer isy i te steam seem. , dintag Mora of MP', ratriele• &idle stead that about • quarter yen seven , amsag the me wls had noticed the shared op di:loan= Wilt the prisoner ems ca bo ohs .Lac - d a t a = Opener • short tim e =, beta of the aliens very mob bilxiid, wenied • . IllaporbiatabotHeinna,af ths Linasimalee Mot it the mat trait as lova. Wham dad the ends be visited dm prainiess, end Indian thst soli des aid gar: wee is vetoed to let hiss have one, and desired Wen I den or arielmed lad been Naharhed, he said the slot to have the station. This he Waged, and funned en hawked and found at OD el elms Let the holy al a aid re it titbit. The prisoner ceased • gnat disturbance, and wit- , candy and. • womest for the 141PriblalikIll Si the prison are proceeded to remove him down the stairs. When at the es beteg lamed, 11r. W. Holman oossoodloi Y Irwin them bottom the prinuter struck him, and minion than meet for • into Sorsa; and able • led Asa dis is "ova" constable awl gave him into costoiy. j their whereabouts an gamy week. Be ailed as P. C. The prisoner Seined assaulting the station-master, and oleo Holden, 11.8. C.. eleileasi at Crawley, Ind dirielled him said he was capable it taking tare of himself. . to be ready at four dolma the next weenies whit The emergent who took the charge wee called to prove started with two others • hams and cart err X that the presnier was intoxicated. sad apprehended the prisoners. It seems that Tsai wen kfr. Ingham asked the Kinnear it he was drank, and be well provided for defence, as a six banal rweelver was L an d mind in the titaness i.e. lying en • table In his teem, bat beim be had time The worthy Magistrate then said he sitoodel eat omelet him to nee It the police wend the wawa, which was loaded far the animal, but for going to the mai zoiy station in • elate , and caped_ . The male prfoonses ends itemel a wilt to of intozkation. He convected arch the company's .go with _ than, which the sapwlatandent ha to do es byt - awa. the malty of 40e. condi doe pad her Team edwittedthet primase salad Ilie worship to stows the cam for him ho ha dug s • hole ia the for the mon of to produce whammies to thew that he dad not comet any =I; Wielded snY kspe=st Ohs kviea morals. It mime tam abortly he Malt w b :eteerved Xr. tette= would reared the awe it the primate withal that the hole led been Ined ay, and both the primers were Y hen two convictions reciented Japing him. He Lad him am as early as fear .'dock to the owning of the moo day 40 s •pen his own admission of being drunk, and not for tlo in the n. 7 win tam ovaay by kale hi dud 40s if he w Bill" - se .gus e ., exa eir. Llnoebahlre, }lOll6l, 1•011132/, to nemargo The Primmer, with worprlsa, asked was . for an mination e befor the Lin colnshi re malftlaratas babg . dnak rigA too assardian. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE OM VAR= TILLOL?H .) WARWICK MEETING.-THIS DAY. LAO HANDICAP PLATB. Ilodarooelloquot &vodka& .. Magnus Troll .. 9 rm.' eig OPEN STEEPLECHASE. About tour mike. B, Vocalic Quer, Th 6 Minor, Old Dog g (lete Jeans), Lo edier ugh Br, Althorp, Evingtou Lau To Peacock, Knight of the She*, Innkeeper, andTheodin* e, are bare. HANDICAP STEDag EPI Tr IiCHASE. Three :Ora Crown Noon, Oid y Althorn, CorA Hussar Imaar, Ma Cana, , Cripple, and Mary t t r 7l, SIV 11.04. MALTON. Vandal end Cherry Chap have left for Lincoln. Evelyn and Scan/dale ere expected to leave for Lincoln Nis day. LATEST BETTING. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 8 to I opt It wodwdas (t) 9 to l El ILoklea (t) 12 to 1 Bar two (o 6) 817174L0 AND ;11t EfUION BAIL Int r - (THIS DL r.) The half year ly na of the proprietors was -stier 7a 16.7. W. P OWILL till, et the Laudon m. Y the chair. The Weisatent of novenae, roost" sad apnoea 'ippon id to the reprt, exhibits a lose f the Mt throe months, whoa the lime wee just bendy worked with an loadeqa . ste stack, sad a small surplus der the fonowtag half ma ; This rosolatka," nye the report, " wadi have boa bola amok Wier If the trade sad prospority Nal bed been up to their a bat it Isis boa by gewelooaforka the very dullest sad ewer for bookers tad lead travel that has his. karma kr tray pen both la Caaad sad the limited &sac" Th:Ciumuun, in so - 7Q - the adopt* al the met, esid he bad reaently visited Gude sod tabs polo to ewer. tai the 7oalfiaa sad prosiest* of the railway. The character of the time ender wfinitileey were out was not very happy, the Mete of the ezeheinges between Ragbag and Azurite being inpralleied ; bat then mold be no doubt that Curds and the Valid &Mr mated on too secure • huh to bs smothered otwanweielly end ilaucially by the pears* A 1w weeds with regard to the peculiar you on of their own la* end of the railways of Western Cane*. It ins tint • ire years shoe the railways of the Mete el New Toth sad the railings of Michigan bad so monimnication with the wed of Cased.. The Met filling spot the pp wee elfecited Grout Western of Canada Railway, which secured a very Lop talk. The Buffalo nod Reece railway, had, as it were, to win by degrees • traille yid& amorally sad bitty belonged be it. Melo was a Ina end thriving W which bed bus built on the beds el the encratoos no el the kw poet Men The tootle time wu *rat illy • wawww ere; mei se reprilei seem el comaanakstica between Bails and the Oweedia ekes, screw the river Mows, it night they rid thee mink any /mimed. Dee*, loot wither they bid to err for • ooridarthis moat of bedews • method of roonotatication which was establithed only 1. lag end private perpeem,sad which wee uosediagly inocaudeed Ir railway Wis. Ile hoped that, in • short time, than would be • pod imp by comae of which both geode and Marniwould be wavered is • tha t ealialactory mentor. m iesporLent win • tern kr soda • pupas* bed end yet besa Med la thy part et Amnion rd the weak was based ieweed to with pest interest. The Metro' threw the river woe oily ales • Wk. The wpm, el Why; end dewing geode with the ewes mess et weethusies ties wee is woe ere not leis Jos • dollar per tea, sod the ow wesslng al Soak would be the very limende. Ilea elf their Mune lathe ; ft was of the sinew& veleseree le the beware of trent witli b rirreet Wolters et Cethila Coups/. With regard * the ammo kir deo seusiry, Owe leed been • gamma *then that ths =elks tithe lhes Ithes Paris to ila. wean sleep be the been Time berweveneway Unmasks= eri ended le goat, tout The fret lilly miles est al Beak did net et paint yield • brie eiriust of tree., and way laws* to be earthed wait be thew. Aber that anew* the senntey poikeed wry peel srop ; s ad in bet, ths nets them te therierielt wee the very pri Cerada. Between [Walked ad Goiliddh the ollowlo woo particularly sedisbie ter the Melia assiitneise, end the rulers mainly caret toolohma awl Isitiehmen hew the worth. From Au*• led the wespeny bed the enemy entirely to sad be bed se ikebtest ie •kw years that di t ia= l :M C i ti e Zte lamer la their keel renew. Us to the cecopetition between Out campeny wad the Cheat Witten of Canada C the know bad undoubtedly taken lo= e it= er littiy at tot he belied to. abstraction would Ito e=lbavy the through traffic which weed the el Ihe two cotoptaies, ths teeth through Western Canada boippomprotionably t hesborsed and the been Hemet beethisted • oseeperiso• between the Indio al the Bahl* lins rid tint of theWeetern of Cenada,showlag that in goals the belie ea the two Ire, it the lint Na seenthe et their ratwee sheet ideethml in amount yet wile, es being 412 and the other 516 dollen. nue woe st pant as boob for • comparison of the pu mp Win. The t 0.... in the Oust *meets al CA =lll was lowieldi, end maw favourable cosuaineisi drawn thseeo their t 0.... went, as doubt, be as pest. The disidowdola d web Indio in the bet your on the Oral Wales - be skribialed minty to the het that hawses Septeenber end Nadi the Cenadisa hewn wee InespiNl by the high pokes to ales their cernorthows sow weer were lawo Jet they pthinved le bold on br men knowable time. The lest harvest our i d heavy, sad the knew* who were not rich would was be eampelleil to bring their corn into the market, and whoa that oceamed ead the navigation wu clued, the railways** end wed wadi have an amount of traffic which they would lied it didisult to provide fur: Mr. BROWN emended the modes which, after a short a wreetioe, was carried taaairomely. 011)111AI:I SaAI AND STOCKS. Ilk. 1 Ptil ILiawara. I f *.d esli a 1 8 LT . I " Irl ts 4" io " Tht Uns.Wak Its•r • Tabry 6r.La k Owl Ll l ii l i i M S I! !Y Oats amiss ii 2 iii I, Abw4.l rt=ii D wen e. CDs Liaarahlr• liemberilk 'ad Gimpy lielsbust. P. l) . Sock Wier& Qui Palk sl De. po, ~OWL OLIN& sal Wiest. am) Ds. ismarVallsTer.ll*. Larrlor me Corgis —. Dab Mai Da. Pow INI Weelier M ihtellidre De. Aft P. AN Dit. Pa PI shim lasin Stsitvall Dew =lllldos, a l t Ore Da *Ms ..--.. trim.ll* Weators. Urged'. M0M.... De, elm sea Dotty KW et Wsiera o. Lsird) mei lloneettAbritlßuesini sallArara =new— k , k4 7 3 iirin V 6 ll I, Wl7u ~.i n~iw .1 IN an 'N 0 M 1 - 0 N IL IN N et. IN I4 et. Ilan Y I« 1« 8 gi .2 ii I ii ii I ai 512 !Is!! iiii:Zl 74 97m71 s - 7 - 2 ." IWO Doves, Ile. 1 De. • Diefreel N. lailers—Birwlak Tr. Tri s De. O. r.L rocs. De. Ds. Tut..._._... Sulk Lorin -..„.—... I 9 8 6 14 19 68 44 N N N II 18 99 $ r 96 N 4 6 86 II 11l In It M 51i in GI 4$ 11 75 I 0 pa I II ma 148 NI I IM I$ 911 we $I 04 114 1 09 $ a - _W 1 11 1 Di 14 41 n q lo I 1 011 Ni Me 1ini . r.117•156 - a nert? S. "rims 40 41 ib Tie The NI II My .1111 . 7!; !WIN. Won.. • wawa. Lie I i 74 _ ►i 104 le aisia ".. Yidiiih... "ii Sim— Ds Siiima. W=l.- Suilms %Is rola _ _ Wairbid Waisrlbrd sod Woo Oirswell er. SI I Ds. II pir et. paid Is 1 wait I Ii Ii 2 4 Ii "ler n ~ 701ICION 1 141illimp sal labeer og.iv r unzei: is-•_ samir_— Te 1 4,1 as $1 II I Si 11l i "1 8.6 IM l's isi sse a 11 GII GB se le e II 14 We We P.. !!. alb 1 fr" si ii I, 101 r 14 111 4 i 11We WI. : 4 Wor i tai sis. mai = VWe Oirims at liisTesql Tasbuil IT; 1 1 Zu MI 111 IS sil 1 I .ii ll_ IhTlsys ep.o.PalL re Omen EIMINOMIB /1•18•16 Saw soil De. ft. e i rrl." . De. Pre Oro EsrpLa Trot Psi ell regiogrogions.--- :13 4 I s all 10 U ill M all su iarb maim haulm (Terembuis tio.lPas• Cosa Ines end Da I Y.... Ow le gm lb Ns& Prem. terhers Welt Inning 171.1174 f int PP - 417.7.1 I Walden iIy!.WAI /1101111 al liesTiii It ll l It II PO I: 1.1 - ! -- t1 i i 'u le I JO an 1111 CO BO IC li. lOC IM 90 101 119 MI W 111 MINN! sed_lll.l is Viso Os O. Weak et Orris a11ar.k0n.124.11 Mika - LTlATisEgis 111. Diary . . • .abd5..AL 1 11 2. 4 1 . 1 1 1 . Leine:llw Do. kir L. Islll, D%Jw 1.. iIl4 I Cowed Oslo (ILamited)- Ombra WI S. Irian... Mb Nam a. Bat b o.an De. 416•11, 47 4 .7ie 41471 Dada pp ID Ilkolaw ll7. a Itaa p. Ord Tema of Dineda. Prop.loasf awful. sift' per M. Prot Lao OM& YYI Mimed" _ Da. lbw Da W .& Da Naos" gLIDIH Ds. as. f 3. as. So Da Ea fa, da IS 150,111.06, Ihdres Om le poi ar. De. a per Da 41 pareni. Dub IstAles--. DM& ItriAles.hpu IL I , 1 SI 4 LaM(Un ) eLAIAap.i. ODAL WA It nmesai rd. show. sof lAlkei On. f 'Mark i I 1 Intl. 1/11M ... I I Diiia Ws; slaT) Rea irk M) Omit Oft* .. 0.1 1 1.111.01( ) 0..116 at (ildillea) Me* Oaa Illese"msi; Perisollo U (Wombat) =lt I . GMT Wes ONO MOB LW.Foussi( S awa IFlaigil ii 1711•11) US d Triq (Clar. lON IM 111 004 VW {,OSS 1 • 014 4.0 Wel 1046 .0..,.. r a de= W. Lbw, WO* W. Itillytaloitt Wiwi Asa WZ= el loWargii . , I. 111 41•1 4 4 sal u a I the market closed: tirmly at the best point of " Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 88/ for the 10th November, opened this morning at 881 to j, and gradually advanced, closing at 883 to 1. For money, the last price was 881 to 1. The official business report is u follows :—Three per i ' Cent. Console, for money, 88 4, 88 , 88 4 , 88 81 881 ; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 88 , 88 , bBl, 881; Three per Cent. Reduced, 87 , 87 , 871, 871, 871; New Three per Cents., 87 , 871, 871,1871, 871, 871, 871, 871 ; Long Annui ties, expiring in Jan., 1860, 2 1-16, 2. Thirty Years Annuities, Oct., 1839, 1 19-16. Thirty Years Annuities, A ril, 1883, 171, 171 ; Bank Stock, 214, 212; India Mock, 210, 208; India Bonds, 235. discount. Exchequer Bills were pressed for sale, and ex hibit a heavy fall, closing at 16e. to 10s. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. were in considerable re quest to-day, and rose nearly Iper cent ., _ closing at 871 to 1. After the recognised hours, the price fur ther advanced to 871 to 88. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. have recovered to 971 to 98. Other foreign stocks were quiet. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 9M. Danish Three per Cents, 1826, 84. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 831 (exch., 1211.); ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 971. Mexican Three per Cents., 191. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account (30th Oct.), 77. Russian Five per Cents., 108. Spanish Old Three per Cents., for ac- count (30th Oct.), 401. Turkish Six per Cents., for account, 871, 871, 871 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 98 ; ditto for account (30th Oct.) 971. The Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan was also officially marked 83. The inquiries for several descriptions of American railway securities were to-day resumed, and invest ments are still going on. Illinois Central shares closed at 6 to 6 die. Bank shares to-dav were quiet. There were a few inquiries for those of the London Chartered Bank of Australia. General Bank of Switzerland were offi cially marked 9 (with 181. paid). London Discount were rather Hatter. Land and steam stocks exhibit no alteration of importance. East and West India Dock stock was officially marked 109; and the shares of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada, par. MINES.-THIS DAT, Two o'CLocg. The nssiket for British mining stocks remain steady. There are some inquiries for Alfred Console I shares, which are marked 14 ex div. North Basset have been dealt in at 151; and Sortridge Consols at 2/. Other descriptions are quiet. The shares of the Fortuna Mining Company have been dealt in at 11, and Mariquita at 16e. Subjoined is the official list of transactions in the Mining Exchange, yesterday, viz. : East Alfred. 31; Eastßaasell, 375., 39a. ; Gimbals tailed, 26e. ; North Frances, 14, 141 ; Sortridge Console, 21, 1, 21.8 e. 6 1 / 4 1., 21, I i Trswetha, Ms. 6d., 235. 6d. An extraordinary general meeting of the General Mining Association is called for the 6th of Novem ber, " for the purpose of receiving a report from the directors on the arrangements made by them with her Majesty's government, the Provincial Govern ment of Nova Scotia, and the representatives of his late Royal Highness the Duke of York, for sur rendering the present, and accepting a new, lease of mines in Nova Scotia, and of giving the necessary consent thereto, and also of considering and de ciding upon the expediency of increasing the capital of the association." TVESDAT EVRltilto. The market for home mining stacks" steady. A fair amount of business was done, with little change in prices. The principal transactions were in shares in Wheal Kitty (Lelant), Sortridge Consols, Caistock United, Wheal Edward, Alfred Consols, Wheal Coy, St. Day United, Copper Hill, North Wheal Crofty, Catherine and Jane Consols, and Wise Margaret. The following may be given u the closing quotations, viz. :—Sortridge Consols, St to 21; Wheal Coy, 6t061 ; St. Day United, 245. to 265. ; North Wheal Crafty, 6to 61; Cathe rine and Jane Console , 2to 1 ; Alfred Consols, l3t to 141; and Wheal Tehidy, 2 to 21. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was but a small attendance of buyers, and with moderate snivels the value of wheat and Sour underwent no material alteration. _ _ Fine barley mints= its peke, but other descriptions tend downwards. Oat. sold slowly at Monday's currency. Beam and peas =charnel. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM OCT. 19 TO OCT. M. 1149 A Poolah. bbta. laa I. waist l3 lO 0 . I ed4l BILAR7 Osta 11414 ............ 630 rosr.loo bum.: 140 MThCMG-LANE.—THIS DAT. ISCOPIL—The market is dull at yesterday's pricer. Corral without alteration. TEA continues dull. Common Conon quoted Is. Icl. to Is. lid., usual terms. Parma.—The public sale of Penang went off heavily, and the bulk bought in. CorroN.—No sales reported. Iscutco.—The quarterly sale concluded yesterday: 11,700 chute were declared, 3,400 withdrawn, 2,600 bought in, 3,700 chests sold in the room, and 400 subsequently, making 4,100 cheats sold. Bengal of shipping qualities sold at an advance of Is. 9d. to 2e. on the previous quarterly sale ; ordi nary, 9d. to Is. 3d. advance; but on Monday a decline of 4d. toed. on that advance took place; Kurpahe of middling qua lities add at Is. 6d. to 2s. advance, but low qualities at 6d.; dry leaf Madras was neglected and chiefly withdrawn. Rms.—The market is inactive. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day st the annexed quotations, viz. —Town tallow•, 56a. 9d. nett cash; reterabers T.C. on the spot, 66a. 6d. ; October and December, 56e. ; January end March, 67e. BOROUGH HOP 141ARKET.—THIS DAY. Masan. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for fine hops continues unabated, and prices fully supported. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Wylam, 175.; Heating's Hartley, 18s. 3d.; Ward's West Nutley, 16e. 9d.; Walls End Riddell, 20s. 6.1.; Walls End Shornclida, 215.; Walls End Stewart's 235.; Walls End Tees, 23e.; Nixon'. Duffryn, 21e. 6d.-18 ships at market. Metals, machinery, tke.., to the value of 32,9231. were exported from CI cis lest week. Of this must 20,0004 were for marine shipped in one vessel for the Ean Indies. THE MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES. —There is lass of gloom than there was a week back. We have in deed some additional failures among us. Messrs. John Black and Son, buying egrets, are brought down by loins through the recent Scotch stoppages: and Platt and Sut cliffe, selling agents, owing some 16,0001, have not been in a condition to weather this storm ; while Mr. Sheimer dine, a email silk spent, he. been obliged to succumb. But these are inconsiderable affairs, producing little effect. The Nate of things is not such, nor likely to be each, as that houses really - enund, yet unable to make their means avail able for the meeting of immediate liabilities, would not be able to obtain temporary assistance. Several radically un sound houses have come down, and others may follow Them; but no widespread mischied of this kind, ie, we think, to be apprehended. Hanoi it is that the cautious nar rowing of liabilities which is taking place on all hands la calmly effected without anything like undue &inn. Much uneasiness Is, however, felt by producers at the prospect of piling up stocks at the present cost of production and they see no chance of the raw material being cheapened, even by discounts at'B par cent., so long es the full consump tion goes on. A disposition to reduce that consumption is consequently showing itself. Quite independently of what others may do, here and there a spinner ts beginning to work only during daylight, or even fewer hours then that and, in all pmbability, this course (miffed further), if not at once adopted voluntarily by these who see nothing before them but accumulating nooks, will ere long be rendered Aconsdapranlineotibryedbydt.wed* such we o tb s u t t oc ht s ve at floigrbiotemnede time to exne.—Manchester °manila's, of this day. ENCUMSERED ESTATES COURT, IRELAND.—OR Saturday the estate' of Mr. W. H. Rogers were put up for sale in the city of Cork by order of the oornminioners. The property, consisting of the demeine lands of lota, Lotimenr, 2c., situate amid some of the moot beautiful scenery on the banks of the Lee, produced 23,6251. Five lots only were i of, the amount realised b y their sale being sufficient l i ts i rrh t .arge all the encumbrances on the estate. The new petitions in the Encumbered Court embrace property to the extent of iOotit MON , . per annum. The Earl of Kenmare is a petitioner for the sale of his estates in Carlow, Kil kenny. and the Queen ' s County. The gross tent is estimated at 4.0001. a-year, and the incumbrances are set down at 110,0001. !'" -- 1