The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. IJ RR TOCNO. Title wee the elarairiat.oa meeting la t►e case of Thqrase ♦llred Togas, who had carried on the Priory Hotel. at Haviage. The hatelitie• ate small, only about &SOL ; wile, &early 3001. la twelve months the profits had been Hilt ; ripsaw., 5184 It appears that, previews to June last, the bankrupt bad been an pertnenhip with a person named Eldridte, who claimed to be a creditor on the rotate cf the hatkrapt to the amount nil 7uol. An adj 'eminent was ordered for inquiry into the matter. snot. wL C011111111.10.1{ toccata.. IN 11 ttanni•OY. TM bankrupt was a tailor is Ceeneerrydane. This was the examination meeting. An adjournment bad taken plies from a former Bitting to enable the benkrapt to file hill ao counis; but so mouses had yet been Bled. His liabilities are 2,0001.; assets, shout 1,0031. The bankrupt alleged hie own illness, sad that of his wife, audit reason of the delay. Mr. B►own, for tee assignee*, cossetted to soother adiourement for ail weeks, which was ordered. Hie Hotspur, understanding that the bukrupt had had ao allowanee,said It wit unreasonable to call on the mu to mac bricks and give bin on rraw. He rreormseaded *bet ma allowauee of 21. per week should ha mode, as from the date of the failure till the first ateetiss appointed for the inanimate°. This was weeded to by the assignees, sad an order wee saes t ceordingly. TN R 3 ZINOIT. There wan a sitting for print of ,ebte, under the estate of William Zing'', who had kept the Bedford Pantechnicon, and carried on a large diacoontiog business, bat who wan made bankrupt as a b leer, of Tottenham-court-road. The bankrupt passed his last egarnination some time ago, and the certificate meeting is appointed for the 20th 'natant. blr. Link:ater tendered a proof on behalf of Dr. Finch, of Wanalsocrth, for 2,9001, mammy advaoced. Bat, under standing that the proof was °bp . cued tn. said be would prove it against the estate of R mland sod Evens, ti which there teas no °Need's's. Rowland and Evans, whe had carried on an intensive liminess as bender*, In Coleman-strut, New North•roed, had had large bill transactions with Fingay, and a kroat amount of liabilities, are the use on both estates. ittepreof wan admitted against Vie Wats of Rowland and Beam. Mr. Sturgeon wished to mike a proof against Zingey's estate on behalf of a buddicg society ; but it appeared that the sitting bad been appoiated at tha notation of Kr. Llnklatsr's elitist, and specially for the proof of his debt. His Honour bald that other proofs could not be 'eter nised._ Mr. Sturgeon s►id that the sitting had bun advertleed in the Gusted, u one for the proof of debts generally, and on referent's to the messenger it was (nand that this was the ease. Hie Honour said the mistake wm a anions on, sad he ►oped it would of near again. Mr. &urine mid bia dint hai boon b bt ben by this metier, and it would be a great iscostoMsae to him sot to bats Ida proof takes. Mr. Johann, who was acing for the mignon, promised to nasiiaii the proof, and if it were round soobjsadmiablii, to admit it. Mr. Johnson applied to the court to .suettos a enstpro seise. which the assigless propesed to make with reforests to s bill of Messm. Hudson sad Mould, foe I,OOOL, and es which they had been cittred 150/ The Commietieser—Badson, Hudson? What Hudson /ilk? -- kr. Johann—no celebrated George Bathos, the lets "Railway Biog." The Cormiseimer—What ! is it ems to that, that his wept's.* to 1,0001. is to ho emproraned for 1601. Johasom-1 mare your honour the misses' con elder themselves very fortunate i• genie, that. The Commissioner—Well: if the oltotal assignee sad the trade 'Jetsam think that this is a besentdal essmscmise, let it be to. Yr. joilime—That is mealy ear nuts& The Cosanierimasr-1,0001. eampremised for Int. l Well. Jam very mash ea:prised at that. The order yea then made. After a dlammeloa. The proof et Dr. Flash eras admitted against the aerate of Zmpy 111110. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) 11170113 111/. ►URLIT • Q.C. Ellis Dade, aged 20, wee amassed to els maths' is prisons's; wish hard lobster la the Home of Coneetiee, for steatite. a puns, eonielaieg Use nu el 11. 6.., the pro perty of John Atkisson, from ►u pence. Bush Josh, aged ♦6, was untisecied to its menthe' fa prtsonwest, with hard tabour, for stealing fear half-erewr ►ad other suasys, front the penes of George Halbert. This anise w essunitted at :be comer of 6.. Jobs street, when the prusestor had sat down after a day's flelsiag to take use out. Geis half.erowo via taken frees her head 11114% she wee glue in charge. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MARLBOROTIGH-STRZIT. was anarneo. Chula Manaus. • ma middle-aged ass malaise at No. 16, Ponepetrea. Newport market, was eiterged before Mr. Detadoa, with v aseasitiag his wile, Asa Hassan. Camplslam", whose eyes were dreadfully metaled sad *oared with a bandage, stattd that oa the movie's oasis. elm was ssdaeesetng warfare matte n b•tween two (rinds who wen issarvelliag, whoa the delesdaat, wlthost the least provotatiost, anal her a valeta blow la Ow fat with his Bit, sad blaskaaed ha eye. Bee dirotely eaa op stare sad went to toed, bat she bad no wooer laid data than he raked Into the room and struck her again with peat force, sad blackened the other eye. He was proseedieg to farther violate, when her tries attracted the nab* of • soastable, who was penis', mad who took painter late tasted,. The primula, is reply to Mr. Baden, said he eight ban amok his wife, but he anew twain whatever *boot it, as ha was drank at the tea. Mr. Hades said that was • pose wear for du &saki togas, he hod given his wife, mad osianitted lila (or liZ 'tenths. WORSHIP , STRERT. 111LINDI•0 • RIPS. Edmund Ways,, a dissdate-lookiag fellow, was charged I before Mr. liamisill under Oboe cireumstances:— Thriess er's wile, whose fees os the Ist Oe oss Imbed from p the temple it the jaw, deseribed f that d while at her hoots last Gotta, be entered, the woo for hive_ ,r end because biers was only breed is the espboard , struc k her with b let es do head. She did sot wish to imprison him, bet was deeirous that be sh .uld be compelled to EWA- Ws his three amide's sad separate from her. Mr. Hasuaill—Why, his he ill-seed yaw before this occasion ? (relsetantly)—Y.. sir, ha lua, bat I dos't will to but Hammed—So yes have said; what is the matter VIM your right eye Complaisant—l have lost the light of It, sir. Mr. fleamill—Ncw how WAS that? Complainant—Well, he aqua mein the eye ale peen age, mid blinded me. 1 don't thick he would behave av it it was ant fee the drink. I'm ewe be would he a better man. Mr. Rammill—No doubt of that. Who supports that family ? I do, sir, principally. He is a brads maker, but I see very little of the produce. 1 cosset live with him again, bet do sot hurt him. He ooly hit me nice. Mr. Hemmill—And a v. ry friebtful blow it manifestly was. You have lost the sight of one aye, end the other la visibly affected. Ydir hothead shill go to peens for two =oaths, and find goal bad for six months 'forwards. Tee brutal defendant mode no defense or reply. CLERKENWELL CIIAILON OF FRAUD AND FONONIIT. -• A very teepee ably-.!need 'orlon man, attired la deep black, who termed to f.el die cosition yen acutely, sad who pave his came es T• MOM Freemen, of No. 46, Batiste terrace. City-road, described on the police sheet se a litho. Fresher, mad who it wee stated is well knowa se a methodist preacher, wee pieces in the Woos' dock hettre Mr. Conk, charged with knowiesip atterion two forged orden oa the 27th of September, one being for the lam of 71., sad this other for If. 19.. The cue seemed to *mite the greatest later's', sad the mart wads crowded with rcepectablydressed venous sasses to bear the ease. Mr. Willie. Bedell said be was • tailor and draper, naming on huine.,. at No. 13, Fella - terrace , Liverpool road, Islington. He had known the prisoner for DUN ONO, having done businees with hint cn seural occasions. On the 27th of &weather the prisoner went to him, he hating' Dees making a waistcoat for hint, and tried It os. At this time the piston was lade bud to him In the sou of 61. 2.., and taking the bill front hi. I o kit, he asked prosecutor to add the amount ef the waistcoat. Hieing done so, the Ts/lomat took a cheque from hie pocket for 71, 7.., sad told hie to take the amount of hie hill frets it. Hetes* the cheque and gave the pri•oner 17s. change. About kilt put ten the Same 'seeing he prisoner knocked at his door and asked his, If he wooed b , kind enoegh to cub another cheque for a swall amount. • friend of his why world have done it for Mu being out cottons. The Amu Wog only for 1/ les., sad believine the prisoner to be • reepostable won, he did so. He bad eau mumbled that both cheques were forgeries The cheques were draw. spelt the arm of Hilbert sod Co , of Pail mall, sod wino t he y ' VHS promoted it was amertaised that as pommel that nesse bad so ammat them. lo mower to Mr. Corti', the primmer add hs should io dise to ask the witness my gaieties.. Mr. Nathaniel Gould told ho was a magistrate of the ' Comity M Middle..., sod Mist of tho Arm of Hilbert sad ' Co., of Pall•mall. We ham me meek perms who keeps so osommt Ana. The cheques were solely for nue ben of Ma bully, god bad to be draws on the Lagos and Went- Lame Beak. The cheques wall au he tibia at the London end WrstmLester Bank unless they were first sent to Pell-mell end crowd by ere of the Am of Hilbert and Co. He did not know dm primmer sad kad never seen him be fore that sig. Allan Sail, residing at 32, Metropolitan•buildings, said he was s lithographer, end bad printed the cheques pro doted. They were spoilt cheques. He knew the privom, end remenshsred his coming and &skies his to give him some of Hilbert's cheques. This Ise refused to do, and could not account for how he bees., posseend of them without he took them from one of his drawers. The prisoner aid he d;d not wish toak the witness any questions. Mr. George Davie, the superintendent of pollee at Lawn, said, from anformattin he received he apprehended the prisoner on Sunday, se he was lesvirg the pulpit of • Methodist chapel, after be bad delivered his sermon. The prisoner preached twa sermon at Lewes. When he took the prisoner into custody he told him he was charged with uttering forged cheques on the firm of Hulbert and Co., when Is said he wee very sorry. He knew all about it, and was very sorry for it. The prisoner, whoa called upon for his defence, said he had nothing to say. It having been stated that then were several other cheques passed by the prisoner, and • remand hang asked for, Mr. Conic said he would allow further time for the necessary inquiries to be made, and for that puree would remand the prisoner till Monday nut. The prisoner was then locked up. SOUTH WARN. ASSAULT OK A CONSTABLI. . _ Timothy Coghlie, • ruflianly.leoleing old man, was brought up in cannily, charged with gemmitting • ferocious assault upon Thomas Green, polimmemetable 137 M, and attempting to bite one et hie fingers air. The complainant whose left heed was bendasei up, and who appeared to be ' suffering smelt heath!, ffiss be bad received, stated that on &today ameemisg, eits Wm* sate o'clock,he was on duty isHeshatteekwhew de prime ems up to him in • wild sort of measer, gad oak M Oaesgwih me, and take my wife Into custody, es she has allenumpeed to stab me." Waage. want with him up • tweet doe be. sad looked for his wife, but she could ant be festal. As be was leaving that place, the prisoner suddenly tamed spec him like a madman, and threatened to have his life, at die geese time kni eking him against the wall. The prisoner, who I. a powerful moo, then struck him on the mouth, when wit ness seized bold of him and pulled him out of the *art. Several parsing game round then, and • man ekes by knocked him down, but still he kept hold of the phases. who, while s•regglieg ea the grout 110.ffilei to gat the forefinger of his left Med ht Ye teeth and nearly bit it off at the semi jMat. The pain was so excruciating that he weeesesgalled to let go his bold, and the primmer ran away. Iteemehely, et that time, another constable came up, veal, a a awl elan, the prisoner was secured. Witham bail lees le the &Aims! surgeon, and had his finger hairedeg. bat min he WWI in great stony, and it was a Issliss whrfhar Its would lot lose it. His body was likewise areeeed with braises. The magistrate asked' the *tease what answer be had to make for committing nob • bestial outrage es the constable ? He roplied, in a cowardly , that k was strick lint, sad he oily acted in self-defaces. He, howeve►, bad no recollection of biting Ms combats's Adger in that weer. T►e Mereistrate told him that be ins a weirdly brutal Mlles, and store bite a wild beset thus buu beam The twistable appeared to be so seriously iajared, that be should remand his for a week, to assertala the remit of him violence. The prisoner was thou removed by the guder. PROROGATION OF PAi (THIS DAT.) Parliament was this day further prorogued by Royal Coaminfon instil the 13th of November next. . The Royal Communion:era having takes their Nate at the foot of the throne, the Lord Clteacellor Crested the Teresa* Usher of the Bleat Red I. samosa "the Con- Neu " to hear the onseiseitm reed. Ia 'WINN to this direstlon one of the duke sad Use dom keeper of the lower h 0... attended at the bar, a the represestativos ef hes liajorty's molt &MIN Comatose sad the eonuaielles vas reed aceardingly. The LORI) CHANCELLOR, Is complies,* with the tame of the commiseimt, thee declared that the parliament of Oreet Britain sad Ireland stood Inithm prorogued 'Mil the day alreedy eased, sad the ortemeny (whisk wee perely one shorn) terminated. - Tit; sigaidosat words " this to most for the &spat& of bushier," te., wait sot incloded io this sounsisolos. Matt STOWE IN SCOTLAND.—Mrs. Sterimiand party bad* farewell to Denrobin Castle et 8 .'cloak es Thursday wording. They were driven in the Duke of 13ntrwrad's carriage and four, and were arompaated by hi. grope r (vas the Meikle Fury, when they amt the mall, by whisk enmities they reached Inverness, muting lest meralag for Aberdeen, where they arrived on Friday. Dszlag Mn. Stowa's stay at the rade ttie 'attire we. reeedlngly in. wastant, sad eh* had therefore so eoportssity of seeing any part of the runty, except in the inineediale vicinity of the retie. With the est:option of the Cattle sad Was. trial Shows, the Golvpie schools, the duke's farm at Skelbo, and the smell manufactory at Bogart, Mre. Stowe saw are of the Satberlsod tics. out of Duenrobia-castle. W. believe that Mn. Stowe parries returaiog to *series about the middle of this earth, and that ou her return home vbe proposes pabiiebieg a eked* of this bee wear visit to t. the Mother Country,'' Tarr anew title.—NortA ern Ensign. EDINBURGH Pamosornicaf. Ifterrruriott.—The winter soros of this inetitetion I. to be opened on Thar. day 'venire, the 30th of ()robin. In an addl.m from the Earl of Elgin and Kirardiart, K.T., LL D. The first rune of lecteres will be delivered by Mr.W.M.Thaekenty, who will repeat hi. American is... "Oa the Four Georgia" The distinguished Artie discoverer, Dr. goorechy, the celebrated Dr. Orthold Kinkel, from Bona; Perini! Soar, of Manehenev ; PeMenses Wawa, Brewer, and Hunt, of Loudon, Altana. of Idiabargh. sod Niehel, of Glasgow will also deliver Inehroll on literate» and science during the winter • and Ihe ISlolk. Will be cloud is the 24th of March by an Libre from Lord A:dallies, owe of the judges of the Court of lIIIIMIS. THE POPULATION OF RVIIIIIA.—The Mon ileur de l'Armece (Treace) gives the f illowiag as re results of the errs of the Karr Empire, taken by order of the Em. error at the time of his scupwlos to tba throne .—Tbs total aumber of the popularon amounts to 113 millions, the pia nos' simaftate which eiv. results unkeown to the net of Europe. The clergy of the Brehm church stand for the enormous camber of 610,000; thet of the tolerated needs, 36,000; the hereditary nobility. 155,000; the petty blurgeoisie, We dirharoed soldiery, 426,000; fie risers reeidiag temporarily, 40,000; different bodies of CON•Ciill eolnn;sed oa the Garai. the Din, the Wolga, the Black Sea. tbe Baikal, the Brodkin, and the Werner Kal muck., 2,000,800; the population of the tows', the riddle and lower claret, 6,000,000; the population of the country parts, 46,000,000; the wan 'num nitro, 600,000; the inha bitants of tee Inns Caldron comatose 1,400,000 ; the kingdom of Poland, 4,200,000 ; th e Grand Ducey of Fin- Ira, 1,400,000; and tea Rostra inlosies in Amines, 71,000. At the secerion of the Emperor Nicholas, the census then tetra only gave a population of 61,000,000. This large increase in the space of thirty yeen may how twit be readily uadentood, when it is toneidered that the RUSSIA territory be. new an extent of 22.000,000 of mum kilometres (skirl:inn is five-eights of a mile), and a leagth of rest of 27000 kilometres. If the periodos continuo. to inarear in the same proportion, it will by 1,900 amount to 100 millions. The Russian Empire, according to the same document, retains 112 diffaniet peoples, di vided into 12 principal rear the ran mamma of whir is the &harden, including tbe Ranier properly so stalled, the Pole., the C.sreks, sad tke Smits itolonisr of the Darien. These rpulatioce iahatilt the fittest and the mast importaat pinnaces of the empire." The Shah of Penis haa Just banded a military college, desired for the instractre of max ailems. The prior takes a lively interest is this establishment, which I sear his pilaw is the citadel of Terra.. The darreties connate of matheratice, driwiog of plank the principles of the military art, and the French Imagers, tb• knowledge f which is indispeasiblit, as, straw. to say, all the words of airmail are giro is Freer. CLARENDON CONSOLIDATID MINING COMPANY OP JAMAICA.—A 110•O4l g !emoting WU held peter cloy at the London T , Bishopriate, for the Purpose of !Moping the eamposy trader the new Joint-stock Compost.. Act. 1856. Hr. J. W. Catrr is the ebsir. Mr. Freablield, tee solicitor, stated that it wee aseessery trader tee deed of settlement to bare twisty shsrelsoldens fa stteedanoe. A Proprietor wished to loom whether porlee could be made au of. Mr. Freatilleld said that the sbanholden to the number he had stated must hit absolutely present. The Chairman, after waiting some time, adjourned the webs, to Friday, the 17th last, wbeu he treated to have a hell attaidasee, otherwise tee peat sdnatap a< baths the oompsay ander limited liability would be lat. It wu stated in the purse of the spiting that Po lest despatches ' umpired from the Hon. Mr. Thompson were of a satisfeotrory niters. _ ORLAT SOUTHERN AND WENTERN AND WATIIIe 101 D AND LIWZRICX. RAILWAY CONIANIIII.—WiI repot to beer that there still salsa sash Rale resediallty of &slim between these ampules, and that the &ream of the Chest floothera sad Weida% lawn •WlNll•plafelik:g at the Limerick Junction foe HIS IMINIIMISe from Dublin to this ei'y —*sseli with tho is. of Um Waterford owl Sande lalTwry kr the purposes of theft triadic. Wkldlig. Ile the prosperity of both etNepoutee, it IN het let thee' should b. oar ridomodustoadkr. WOMB ridiraw Limerick °borrow. _ At=Mon ON THE Eon LANCIAIIIMII RAILWAY. —LIVISTOOL. NONDAT.—This away, ea the 9.10 ezpre.e teals fram e Bk.:khans to see penift et fell 'peed betwerot Blekbern sod ISO siiB of a first-elare Gawky broke dewy. TM el the Wrier* Were as OMNI demellehol, sal ties mail. Welt embedded Is the meth. Owing MIM 100009 bask ban applied, trsis was hasedtotety etigpsl. ad the per sublimed so isjet7. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1668. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two °Two% The railway share market today is spin rather lower, but a partial rally has taken plies from the worst point of the day. Bales preponderate, but there is an entire absence of panic feeling. French lines remain very heavy. Great Western of Canada shares, after declining at the opening, are now in request. Indian stooks are more offered. ORDINARY SHARER AND ITOCZIL raid drallolvJli Illrberina, iifstet arTrar 1 4 1 cuile caissor m war: 411 Oiek U DWI& an== 1811 Mat DiaLatILNIUMUI. 106 0800811110. 150 dim 15 Mod LA 110 10it 10) 1111~ and ... Maliku t= "a" = w arts stiestielr Geed Melbas imat — Aar ....., --: I. smikama Wistanh) Dadtee. taassas! 'pi Onetiim . g o t Lanai", Tarlarri Larks ami . =.2lWltaeler• Diaiumaram. I De. CAM= ssairil .1_ 1:5 - s:Wiliortlets M. =Di. 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Paul's Cathedra, and presikat of the Who for the ;meatiest ' rer4sod was eappotted by theßev. T. Polkas Dale, mitit of St. Tedest; the Rev. John Lowell, MA., hisumbant of St. Matthew's City.road; the Rev. Dr. WOest. restos of et. Mamas% the Rev. Willies Diatom, laambest ef 81. Bartholomew Captivate; the Rev. J. V. Pents r M.A., FOIE of Bt. a•aes, Alderagate; the Rev. W. O. P. *Mor i _ LA., perpetual mute of fit Natoli!), Alderegallef obi BM J. J. Oelliag, MA , rector of St. I Cashed** Owe; the Am. Robert Dear, rector of St. Mery l Wonlnoth, obi ahem bat thus we not by any mesas a large attendee's of the elem. _The atscleg was addressed by erferal et tbe leakes batimeare alsammes is the arch desesery, sad teselaahas ware aispesdemresebre of regret that the blebees hsellt bed ampellel hies to resign his see, and leslasategy _et Oak asamistles that aeries the many yam emu wet* his missispees hod asinaded he had been lastramimbe la ea extresaelawy ergo h ademehie the reel bilinesla of the La mesas to the late Whop humid urea the rensiaelems was seeped. The BIDED! OP RUT= AND !ZS TIVERTON Imam Banam—The Bishop of Baser Ls seeds mother attempt to sway oat his Melillo., elm of "'panties the aueseersted fres the memsesaMeit gosaad in a public semolary, by • well of Mae het high helsod of a Melaka of a Isnot hied. TM saw at Deaden. which bas remedy bees °pelted he is e a well. Cathie the shush heaths itimenters' greyed. of sheet a foot la height. .T p h o e ug t= of looter, m Min applied to to ommerate the . seasmsted te de so. paced that the .• middle of well tsar hell Weed of one foot high. Ups. tNe the burial bomilapplied to the Mayor of Tiverton to semen a public meths of the Inhabitant' to advise the hated tis She Deja& • mating was actordiagly held is Ye teembaly iset earnmemy. the Mayor presiding. Mr. Paha smed, by way of mitsfylng the bishop, that a nimbsa ham hi mastreetel k bat oily do persons est of a fireweed wal ed ; sad a resolution was carried hy• lam Meting ten burial board to await the the wideh le in be brenght forr a ts patilemat la Me mod ea, and in the enasn sma to agree., ao farther deities of the_grosed. AINITHALLAN AND AIERIDOAN MAILS—LIVER POOL, MONDAY.-110 Royal Mall ship Donald WlLay. Copia* Hoary Werner heloaglng to the Bleak Ball Min of llustrellas packets, idled hem the Matey at 2 p.m. to • for Melbourne, with the meal malls for the Aletrillaa mitre In, 670 paaseeers, and a full ergo of valuable 111117- obasdis• (about 2,000 tons) oa Mfrs. The Royal Mall screw stestauhlo North Aserlosa, Captain Ortega, be loogiag to the Montreal o.sa Steam Nevigatioe Company. will sail es Wednesday afternoon for Quebec and Mcntreel, with mail., passoms, and cargo. 11te screw steam ship city of Baltimore, Captain Robin Leitch, will sail on Wideseisy eftereetse fat Pbfladslphia, with pemnge,, and sup ; she will carry a ship less bag. For both thee steamers letters require to be posted before Rola, with late fees sad% 12 30 p.m., and at the landing stage until I pan! es ten Bth Instant. THD WOOD PATIZINT or HOLDOIIO.--At casting of the Hurd of Works for the !Whom District, held last sight, H. B. &Wu, Seq., is the chair, the subject of the wood pavement of Holbert male mate seder real. tenths. Kr. Isaias ' th e surveyor, preseutod a farther report ea the subjeet, is width ha retemeseeded that, Mimed of temporary repairs, the wood purlieu be takes up sad the roadway laid with granite Woks, from War- wick-court to Orsee•ies.laree. A report was are pesserri from the committee N whim the subject hail Mew totered, is "bleb they rated, dad imassuch as they hod Mad the wood pursuit met te molds the large trate, sod is their °pairs incapable of Webs/ repair, May neammeadeil that the same be iaken : ui re silleplosed with rules sum with Me fort posUble . • mamba wee she indeed Ivor a number of ef BalMn, requesOns Met the repairs right be of a lomperary Ammeter. The board there'ppooaa referred the Matter back to the sermittes for eonaaddunties. 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The funds experienced a fresh fall of about per cent. this morning; but this reduction induced large purchases, both for malt and the account, and a rally his taken place. Prices are now quoted i per cent. higher than they domed yes terday. Consols, for mossy, after declining to 901, "milers; have rallied to NI to I. The "Contango" to the Eth of November, is as much as f to 3 per cent. Exchequer Bonds are marked 98* to 99; and Exchequer Bill be. to 9s. prem. Turkish Six pee Cents. - have fluctuated violently between 98/ and 98, and are now quoted 971 to I. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are again lower, being marked 991, 994, and 981. Other foreign securities are generally flat. The sales comprise Mexican Bonds at 22 for the 17th October; Peru vian Four•and a-Half per Cents. for account, at 781; I Ruesian Five per Cents. at 108; ditto Foar-and-a llialf per Cents. at 984; Sardinian, for account, at 891 and 90; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 401 for account; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents. at 24. The rates of discount fixed yesterday by the Bank of England were the rates current during last autumn and winter, when the war was raging, and when the drain of specie was excessive. The return to then high rates proves how inti mately the English market in affected 'by the movement of monetary affairs upon the Continent. It cannot be too earnestly impressed upon the public mind that the stringent measures now enforced by the Bank are adopted, not in consequence of any undue speculative movement here, but simply as a protection against the rise which has taken place in the value of money on the Continent, and which, un less thus oorreoted, would inevitably have drawn gold in vut masses from this side. This view obtains each universal acceptation, that, rigid though the Bank po lio', is, the general feeling is oneof decided satisfaction, it being believed that the most effectual means have now been adopted for checking the drain to the Con tinent. Whatever regret may be felt at the incon venience which the natation upon long.dated paper will occasion in several important branches of beti mes, it is considered that the Bank had no alternative but to act as it has done, if it wished to really discourage the attempts of Continental money dealers to supply themselves in this market. The public+ will now await with confidence the effects of then measure., which, there is every reason to hope, will prove sale. tart'. The Bank of France is still moving in the same direction, having announced that it will not discount bills having more than 80 days to ran. Were it not for the thoroughly unsound position of monetary affairs in Franos, these wholesome step. of the French Back would be regarded with unmixed satisfaction; but, although it is gratifying to witness a return on the part of its conductors to sounder banking prin ciple', the crisis upon the Bourse will, we tear, be greatly aggravated. The ascertained withdrawals of gold from the Bank yesterday on continental account represent a total of 70,0001. Of the 165,0001. in specie brought in by the Arabia from New York, 61,4001. was on French account. The residue was yesterday purchased for the Continent. The specie ex the Magdalena, from the West Indies, was delivered yesterday, and the gold was taken for exportation. The corn market yesterday was firma, and a rise of Is. to Is. per quarter over last Monday's rates was established for wheat in good condition. The arrive/a of foreign grain in London are large. Bioce last Friday 20 floating eargoes of grain have arrived at port dealt, via., nine of wheat, nine of Indian corn, and two of barley. The cargoes of wheat have met with a very keen competition, and realised an advance of Is. to 2.. per quarter. Most of the country mar kets held at the close of last week were firm. At Paris great fluctuations continue to take platy in the shares of the Credit Mobilier Society. This is not surprising, considering how deeply the com pany is engaged in joint stook undertakings, upon , many of which calls will continue to acorns, how ever tight the money market may be. The directors of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company have issued a circular to their share holders, relative to the proposed establishment of a line of mail steam packets between Australia and Panama. To raise the necessary capital of 400,0001., it is proposed to issue new shares of 201. each, to be offered pro rata to the existing shareholders, and to obtain the balance by means of loans on debenture. The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company have re ceived information of the loss of their steamer Tay, while upon her voyage from St. Thomas's to the Gulf of Malice. The telegraphic dispatch is dated New York, the 24th September, and was received at Halifax (Nova Scotia) on the 26th. It describes the vessel as a total wreck. The event took place thrie miles south of Cape Hoke. Only two person, were drowned, named respectively John Jeff and Alfred Mills; the rest of the crew and passengers were all well. The mails were saved, but 600 bottles of quicksilver, representing a considerable value, were lost. The Tay, which was one of the oldest of the Company's vessels, was originally of about 1,700 tons burden, but has been lately lengthened to 2,022 tons. Her engines were nominally of 430 horse power. The actual lass to the Company, who are their own insurers, is estimated in some quarters at under 26,0001. The newly established Yereins-Bank of Hamburg hes published a balance-sheet, extending to the let inst. The particulars are as follows, in English money : Dr.—Bills on Herebarg discounted, 167,7071. ; foreiga huts, 1,6001.; basso ad cub, 72,1621.; espeases eceount, 1061. ; —total, 231,6651. Cr.—Paid on Ana 10 per cent., 160,0001.; balances of monied arcuate, 79,2301.; interest accent, 2,336/. ; Petal, 231,6661. The amalloess of the sum set forth as preliminary expenses is highly creditable to the founders of the bank, and constitute. a feature which we should be glad to see adopted by English companies. The Bank is to publish a statement of accounts every month. _ _ _ _ - The prospectus of the Australian Land and Emi gration Company (Limited) is issued. This company proposes to raise a capital of 100,00 W. in 101. shares, with a view " tp facilitate emigration to the Australian colonies, to buy fertile tracts of land, and to let the same to emigrants, who shall be 'elected as in every respect qushfied for the purpose of colonising and improving the land." It is mentioned that the pro- moters of the enterprise have already sent out to Australia many thousand German emigrants, who are now employed there in various capacities. Preliminary to the issue of share certificates in the Lordon Discount Company, the shareholders are required to forthwith sign the articles of association, under the Limited Liability Act. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company is called for the 27th instant. . _ _ _ The adjourned (general meeting of shareholders of the Mitch Rhenish Railway is called for the 21st inst., at Amsterdam, "in order to carry out Noe. 8 and 12 of the resolutions passed at the meeting of the 30th of June last, and to approve of the construction of a short junction for facilitating the traffic between Amsterdam and Rotterdam." MONDAY ETININO disoonot houses, wbich on Wednesday last raised the rate allowed for money "on call' from s t to 41 per cent., to day further ad. vaned it to 6 per cent. The joint stock banks have also raised the rats for money on deposit from 4 to 6 per cent. Considering the soundness of commercial affairs here, there is every reason to believe that the high rate of 6 per oast. will bring forward a good supply of money for employment in commercial channels. The immediate result of the Bank movement has been a further decided fall throughout the Stock 1 - Do. U VA so M so so. Gt. Wait Orals. limo Do. Sow D & I I I IY ST. opt. DU If Do. T 7S. 66. Des lb. alb fl e. odemi•DlP MD= Jamas. Lauda& Vostlik imi aims Lysol eel 111.11iwnewa De. Swam Le j lc asih set. girt — Spirit Dias Mumhod it 6 a... u: a alrea sln PM. hob Fab eel MO sod SI! Pool= i f 1 10 SO 21 21 IL I I" 13 111 .11 all an 41 ilea - 40 all 14 • 140 llli 4 4 140 'Os NO ( f i ns." pot tam or l es Seri Dada twin era Moe —. Dl4ll ear Orr herr idols Or. par WWI Miran Do. 64 wegars.w.eflrtase 'taffy' 'Lime& TM. ek r ek ii. ii. ice, iro. i 0444.PwaylkOwJeas. OPPolbsPre II SNP. eirlAr. SIPS pA.114.1 i Ms ile. Mo. 1 I Os. Wm Ow Oistilark I Pam Voira 4 per oat MP Up sprprot....... 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Mt IS 8R Dna Dom. le all LIM flasiiciall: 10A all 01.1bagial.aas.81.0.0J D. 100 Dllls.ipor au—. . 10 al DUN MN 4ara• bii: DI 10 IhmliWsks ~Poem is o n Dertlagtaaft.• SS 1$ Do. Rea $ll. • 1 • a ll Witerhredillkay.ip.a. Exchange. The funds showed unmitigated heaviness up to the close of business, and left off at the lowest point of the day, and li per cent. worse than on Saturday. The reduction in the funds is promoted by the monthly settlement ' now pending, which indicates a considerable supine of floating stock, arising chiefly from the lust loan. The railway share market is steadier than consols, but in many of the leading stocks an average fall of about 1 per cent. was finally established. We may point oat that the prices of the funds and of many other classes of sound securities are now approaching a point at which the public are usually found eager to invest. The quarterly dividends will also be pay able on the 15th inst., or in little more than a week henee. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 921 to j for money and Wednesday's settlement, opened this morning at 92 to j, advanced to 921 to 1, fell gra dually, on the Bank measure, to 91a to and closed heavily at 91 to t. The " continuation "to the 6th Nov. has advanced to 7.16 to j per cent., being at the rate of more than 6j per cent. per an num. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Console, for money, 92t, 91a, 911, 911, 911; ditto, for amount. Bth Oot., 921, 911, 91/. Three-and.a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable is 1868 and 1859, 991. Exchequer Bills have fallen le. to 25., closing at 51. to 10s. prem. Exchequer Bonds were a little flatter, at 99 to 1. India Bonds were dealt in at 9.. to 13e. prem. In the foreign stock market general flatness pre vailed, but the fall was principally observable in Turkish Six per Cents., in which it amounted to 1/ per cent. Bargains are marked from 99/ to 971, and the four o'clock quotation was 98 to j. The Goa ranteed Four per Cents. have fallen nearly 1 per cont., cloeing at 991 to 100. Budinian bonds were more pressed for sale. At four o'clock, Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 108 to 108; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent." 98 to 98. Dutch Four per Cents., 95 to 97 ex div.; ditto Two and-a-Half per Cents., 64 to 66. Spanish De ferred Three per Cents., 241 to 1; Mexican Bonds, 211 to 221; and Peruvian Four-and -a-Half per Cents., 77 to 79. Ottoman Bank and Bank of Egypt shares closed to-day at 3to 2t die. ; National Discount at jto prem.; London Discount at 1 to I die.; and Ge neral Bank of Switzerland at (nominally) 1/ die. The old hark stocks were dull, but scarcely lower. City Bank improved 11. Peninsular and Oriental Royal Mail Steam and Crystal Pesos shares were lower. The nominal quotations for the newly projected railways are subjoined, via.: Eastern Bengal Railway, to prem.; Ceylon Railway, j to lf prem.; Calcutta and Booth Eastern Railway, par to 1.18 prem.; Riga and Dunaburg Railway, to 1 prem.; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A shares, par to prem. ; ditto, B shares, 1 to 01 dis.; Metropolitan Railway Guaranteed shares, # to_ die. ; Copiapo Railway, dl.. to prem. ; Italian Junction Railways, 2to 1* die.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 3-16 to 6.16 prem. The nominal quotations for some other new pro jects are as follow :—European and Indian Junction Telegraph Company, die. to par; Bernard's Patent Machine Boot and Shoe Company, dia. to par; West Ham Distillery Company, dim. to prem. THE HAMBURG MONEY MARKET. HAMBURG, OCT. 4. The present scarcity of money and high Mil of discount in this city oontrost strangely with the artificial superabundance of capital exhibited only two months ago at the formation of our two new banks, when the rush was so great that although only 30 millions of marks banoo were required, the subserip• tions amounted to more than 2,000 millioos. That excitement has subsided and been succeeded by • reaction equally unparalleled in our commercial his tory. The fictitious favourable circumstances under which these bank* were brought out have long since been dissipated, the premium, which at first reached 16 per cent., hu disappeared, and the shares have even been sold at a discount, and though they are now quoted at par, and even a fntotion above, yet they in- spire no great confidence. Several large arrivals of silver have tended some what to relieve the pressure of our money mast, and the rate of discount has fallen from 9 down to 8 per cent. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ciooz. A moderate amount of business is going forward in British mining stocks. Prices exhibit no important alteration, but it is apprehended that the rise in the value of money will operate as a check to the more buoyant feeling lately manifested in this department. In the Stock Exchange today Bortridge Consols share, have been dealt in at 3 and 3i; and United Mexican at 3. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange: Chaneelloreville, 6,.9d., 6s. 61.; Duval Great Console. 406; Ding Doug, 35, ; Great Alfred, 10t, 11. 101, It Great South Tolgov, 11t, t. t, 1; Hiogaton Dows„ ; West Alfred. 31. 1. 32; West Prancer, 20t, 21, t; eet Par Consols, 11,. 9d., 101. 11e. 6.1.; Wheel Edward, 211. I ; Wheal Lvdeott , 32'. 61., 35e ; Wheel Mary Ann, 37 391; Wheal Wrey, I. 1; Wheal Zion, 21, 3-1 , 1. .I. n the Stock Exchange : Alfred Consols, 151, I; Wheal Mery Ann, 97t ; @Amadei, Consols, St, 6-16; Dims D 35t, 36; Great Wheal Alhed, 10 ; Great South Tolgsr, Ill; Wheal Arthur, 71; Lady Berms, 155.; West Par Cossets, 1,1; Pedaaadrea,2o.. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. MAONNTIC TILIONAPIL) (FLOW ODIC OWN OORRISPONDINT.) We h d a fair attendanos of millers and demises at our market this day, ant a steady business doing, with a little &daisies upon the rates of last week. Wheat, 2d. per bushel: Bout per barrel, sod Indian sun per qr., 6d. d than on last Tuesday. Oats, catmint, bean., and pees, without alteration. It is wet weather here. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Sroka.—The market hes opened with a steady appear ance, sad the large public sales are pregresetart without showing any material alteration in prie-s. The refined market is steady; grocery lumps Ms to 68s. Correa.—Toe pubis melee are going off without spirit. TrA.—The market le steady. bat gain, the trade await ing the public sales, whist% will take place on Thursday neat. Corroar.—lso bales sold at full prices. Rice —2,600 baps East India were offered, aai all bought in at 10i. _ _ SALTPIIIIII.-1,000 begs, refreetiou st, wire offered, sod bosgirt io at the high twice of 36i., but there appeared to be buyers at 359. to 361.63. Rrx resales without alteration. . . In oilier articles no material alwritton, but speculators show a great disinclination to continue operations. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E J. Davis reports the surp'y liras and trade boav7 at lower pr;ees. Prima meadow Itsj, 67.. 61. tr 804.; supe rior, old. 941. to 92.. Od., interior, 50s. to 565.; rowed. 801. to Ms.; cloves, SO.. to 1101. ; second cot, 80s. to 96.. ; straw, 281. to 30s TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is very 6lrm Town tallow is quoted 61s. 9d. nett mob ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 61s. to 6d.; last three months, 60r. to 604. 6d. THE PRESS IN VIROINIA.—The grand jury of Shionatoo, Vvgiuia, r.cently fond • true bill spirant the postmaster of that village for eirrulating and deliverirg to sseeeribue espies of the Nets York Trier's/. es affidavit having Mee previously wade by a Ur. Oeorge Nome tbat the i areal in question was an abolino• document. —Delhi wore Paint. [AdvnetliWorientA—AT ML FAITAILIM. Now, us, Rooonvotreol. I: l :4l.foskoffolkawit. °MOS Pais" are ezbilatal the newt of laswAssalwa la ralginelle• sed~ milks of utility or tozon pete r t=alads. t for Papier likillldasterm mud UM. Ram" eim% Peakaim. 11176 1111 61. onion szelated. Sow ;duo limpid = bleillitarc li t i l New Show leas at theleissWasst kit es lab a Ileszo Pais u spoons. lone, sad a venire of MUM: 1