The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OP' BANIRUPTCY. um:u Inv. monsitomit eavUivan. ILS TSNAJILSS. The bellow,. paper menufacturer, of Cliefden Tap lom, applied for his circle...lu few days ago. The report in Hr. Nicholson, the official assignee, showed that the booktopt bad a torplu in April, 1854, el 3,3411. His now own to same and enditore 21,1124, to meet whiab the awes are retested at 13,0121. The profits bed been 12,238!. "spume, 14031.; ferrous, &c., Vat ; psreoaal and 0_ Tate eapesue, 2.0031.; lams, 3331.; Isaviog a sett lo in open the tredisi access% of 2,'21101. Above 4,0001. of the musses brae from interest sad diseount on bills, and by allowances off ponds sold. The backrapt appeared to have had large moos accommodation bill traauctions with Messrs. G. H. and F. E. Venable', arsoustieg in total, in cluding murals, to Isom 10,0001. to 12.0001. The result of the account was to leave 0. H. and F. E. Venable@ creditor" on the haskrupee mute for 1,1001. His Honour sow gave jedgeseint. There was not the smallest proved for the imputation of fraud made at the titanic. It wee alleged that the bankrupt, whose dealings had bees to the extent of ttoassads. had obtained goods to the tr.fikg amount of 321, by false pretesete, from a perms named Collar. There was not the slightest maid for such a sharp. The only question was es to the class of the otrullento—a mut important question. The court would have bees glad to grant a first class certificate if it Gould have diem so, Out there were features in the ease which 'mild prevent more than a second clam oer- Beate being (rested. He was eatilled to great credit for DU condom sum the bankruptcy ; he had dons all in his power to &Geist the MOSIO•111 la reeling the estate. His books had been well kept, and notkisgwas MR to guesswork. The only thug against Mr. Voluble* was that he had not looked the evil in the face soon ?sough. Had he done so, he might have succeeded in carrying out a private unionism/oh which would have been more satisfactory to Wended, sod would have gives a larger dividend to the creditors. Instead of this. he had sought to keep himself shoat by sec,coracclation bills—a wretched sopa/hest, wrists aleays ended in failure sad misfortune, sad had the effect of rousing the boethity of the ereditore. It was he bad suffered • huge loss from a flood, which swept sway great pert cf hie stock; bat this was some pan ago ; sad had he stopped thee be might have paid 20e. ta the pound. In 18.34, the bankrupt was 3,3001. before the world, assenting thee his machinery was worth what it had coat him ; but, unfortunately, this was • species of property which deteriorated very rapidly, and a largo lees had Lem iscarted on its realisation. he antigun, who were peewee of inflaming is the trade, all sapromed • favourable opinion of Mr. Vesables; and there was no pretence toe supposing that they were actuated by say iturr , per motive As the failure had partly arisen from unavoidable loss sad sniefoiteine, an imamate certificate of the woad elms would be granted, there Whig not the shehteet groove for the imputation of fraud. Mr. Lawman" was for the assignees; Mr. Bagley for the bankrupt ; and Mr. Linklater for the opposing creditor. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. The October *mica of the above court wee opened this morning by the Ridht Roanurable David Salemoes (Lord Mayor), the Right 800. the Res ird er, Aldermen Finals (the Lord Mayor elect), Sir Joh. Musgrove, Sir P. 0. Moog, K y, and Bale, Mr. Bberift Meohn Mr. Sheriff Heam, Mr. Undeerfileariff Croaky, Mr. Under Bber , if Azung too, tr. The fitst edition of the calendar contains the names of 161 ptomain. The Recorder, in charging the grand jury, ezpremed his regret at the large number of prisoners for trial at the pos sess ruin. There wire already 161 p Moonset' mune la the calendar, end he said that, in all probability, that weber would be Mau sod to amyl, 200 before the grand jury were discharged. The dhows of burglary and larceny by servants appeared hive very much immersed; het he was happy to find that there was only ens ease of murder, and that there were very few charges elev.:dries penonal injury. The sharp of murder was one of • peculiar character, a woman mimed Osylor having, it appeared, destroyed her life by taking a quantity of medicine, 6 r the purpose, as she supposed, of procuring abortioo, and by this act there was so doubt that in law she had committed the crime of fel° de se, or seU• murder. The hesbaod of the primer was charged with being ea sesessory to her death, and if it should be made to appear that be was presect, and that he counselled sad abetted Ms wife Is taking the deadly ingredient, he would be amenable as • priampal. and it would be their duty to find the bill spies: him. If, also, it Maid appear that he had purchased the medicine with the intention thee hit wife should take it, be 'maid than be amenable.. as mossom befog. the fast seder ordlaary sinemstooneer baths e. potted to him that, ender the peedleolliMOlNlOlrmieglis most owe, he weld be convicted les ea Wen art the leek because the statute only ref. to Ness when the principal would be nameable if la the Made of jestme, and is tele case, if course, the venue bMag deed, that meld art be. Ha, however, thought that it would be better if it should he made out trc their satanic lien that the amain preen was pre at when the medi cine was takes, or that he had purchased the niedisise with the view that his wife should tike it, that the grand jar, should find lb. bills and leave the ques tion et law to be oeckled by the judges. There was anther very serious charge against • man mused Smith, who was eseeeed of slime's,' soother person with finest to murder him, ant it apparel that the set wassommitted seder the famines tan this person had aselend his wale. This was homer, wales. dose at the moment of the dimorery ; bet. of HUM, If the fact were SS esigemed, it wool! be takes into ommiderstrou in the pesesteet. The easy ruminates" cue to which he neatened it steamy to ethyl. M 44 cue which, although it had atone, I a good dos of Furth' 'Meatier, wee in itself of a very simple character. The one to ridable alluded was that of man eased Rtheete, who was Me anly • clerk to the Crystal Palace Company, and who wee °lured with basis" stolen share. and appropriated them to kis owe en, and also with I .rgieg the signataree of the parties to whom they bettered. If it dwell be made est UM bad, either by bin ore head or through the lostto sectelity of some other wane, diapered if ahem that Imre in his custody, or that he !creed the nineteen of the Anon se whim they bragged es the twofer of those shams, it would be their dety t t gad the bills. The grand jery thee nth red, and the scare pootesedod to dispose of the bungee, of the wales. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. Novi Whiffle and Patrick theory, leterwrere In the emplogssont of Mr. Joy. s ewirreter, estryien ea besieges ag lb. City-road Buns, lure brought Wore Ow Lead Moyer, taupe' with rubbery soder the following einem @roam : It shPotded Not the evidence of the formes that at • quarto, pest three fa Seturday afternoon he mew the prl• sonars, who were at week some premises in Oremeethsreli street which Mr. Jay was repairing, and that about • quarter of as hear ottrrwrrrts he fooled thou quite drank. This induced iatiairy, whoa it woo dioro- ' oared that • bolo hod brio cads taut dm wise collar of the adjoining remises. Two bottle, of wise, found is a basket below:log to ono of the priaorwoo, Won Erodused to wort, eaten were idestilled by Mr. Alfred dwards, aa irioareatto brelitr. is Oramekiireli-street, as twlossirer to his runner. Mr. Edward, added that he had mimed five demo of Rut It cis sherry Ina his malts. The prisoners were remanded. BOW-STREET. RIORWAT RO 22222 MID BRUTAL VIOLWROZ. Jobs holiday, a ploorfal lo.kis g (Mow ' woo *barrel with ooraraittioo, le cotjenetiqs with * G oth s , sot in ear hdy, a dopers , * attack on an elderly was nomad Chores Simpkine, a eabi)ot-maker, and robbing him of a ohm witch sad chain. The prosecutor said that shout heir-pest two o'clock on Sunday 'senile, he wee g thiough St. Junee's-park, Gad sot down to vet for a few moments. He bed hardly done so whets the prisoner, whom h. hod sot sees before, suddenly rushed out from leader th• Ins, sad overpowered his with • sower of blows atemt the bead and hce a stick or eons other metre. At tho ease mameet some ether perm. esahe up, sad he felt • metal at his wstch-coals—whether by the primmer or his companion hr c old not my. lie wee measly emceed by Ms blnws he received; hie face was eat is moist p;eore, sad he bled profusely from nen limeade sad Iron his some. On recroVerlOg himself, he missed his l ' lt th mud thin The prisner's companion bad disappeared, nit tbe immune himself on raining easy towards the pains. , Here be wen 'tot psi by • ' ,nos named Woodford, sod • tonstabls coating up. en, 'toe 'Per took lima is chute. ! The peniecatcr's face wee terribly disfldured fron the blown received. Jame. Woodford, • sr,eli imam, said he was is this Haft end stir the psis user 71.1 , rpqr. epos smug bin IN priv•arr stopped running, god bed.. t. walk quietly ise if ao.hiai was the cuter. ilea/fag • cry of " 9 , 0 p thin" hoes the pio omit -r, witness suspected rod steeped • ' , heroin presently came up and took hint in chary. Coves! Hills. of the Greenlee Gaerts, prodsoed lbs watch, which he f mad at tea o'clock en thinday, basing on • pee is ir• pa!ect•gardes, seat which primmer bad pmsied is his flight. He was remanded. CLERIC RN WELL Dlll7l.lKilieo • COW011ili•TION. Mary taro 'lash'', a nespeetsb*)-dre wed married weans. ?toadies at 6, Refold's-row, leileron, was mimed et the Ear before Mr. Conies, charged with twiog drank mad erasure a disturbs/see la the sketch of Bt. Mary, lir. Jolla flaw ge, of 64, Thornhill-pun, stated that last tight wh.le the aoagrems , ina were at prayer,, he beard a Pea dwurrheaes st the estnwe sod of *as of the Warta,. Ile pewss del t the spot a quickly se pusitoe, the ahuraia haawr wry ■ slab crowded at t►s tine, sad did W he esmald to ladies the dsioadeat to leave, bat withoat soil. The envies was id, end es the scogegatime were loving, bed the sidemen sad some ether le mare Om Oft there ma be demo= M i t i = s the malts thee Weis Alm V a penis The deleadeat was reoseed is the meg, where she Dame quiet, sad a police notable UM, arrived he pre Or tato custody. Some woks ago • eludes dkterbasee took plies, sad the party was allowed to go, bates this eseesios he felt bound to give the defendant late eattody. The thatch beteg very crowded ' the troeseqnseees of • dlsterhanea might be very serious. Potiosoesteb!e Conan, 294 N, proved taking the pri son into custody, sad that she was labouring sada the Mono of drink. Mr. Corr% said it was • very serious thing; bat u the defendsat had been locked up all sight, and new= to be very lorrT i for what she had dole, he would her. Bat she ad better be eerefni in future. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE; (DT =menu° Insoaux ) NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. THIS DAT. CRITERION STAKES. Beechnut . Sydney Dramonr 7 ran. Won easy. 'ISTAKES, 10 SOTS. Peter Flat . .. Jack Sheppard .. 4 rats. 00 HANDICAP PLATS. Splinter .. .. .. .. Tyre • • .. .. .. ' ' Miss Ilarkaway .. .. .. n rsu. Won by a head. SELLING HANDICAP. England's Beauty .. .. .. Arnett .. .. .. .. • • 3 um SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 BOWL Squire Watt .. .. .. .. Noisette .. .. .. .. Westminster • • • • • . OF 10 GOV& Spinet .. .. .. .. .. Polly.. .. .. .. .. 9 ran. SELLING PLATE. Tame Deer .. .. .. .. Coal Black Roes .. .. .. 7 ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. Spinster .. .. Firmament .. .. 4 ran. ►YDBIDOBBHIBB !STAUB. 8 to 1 art Blegausea ORBIT INDIAN PENINSULAR RAILWAY COMPANY.—(TRIS DAY.) Tide day the half-yearly general meeting of .ham holders was bald at tha Losdon Tanta. Mr. W. J. limailtos, is tta chair. The report appeased in the Esp.'s. of Thursday led. The Cuaniathie, is movies the edeptismi of the report, said that his task ma ma may sad an mineable the, as the shareholders might jedge from the astasthotery altars of the report. The railway already monstrested not afforded the mesas of rapid %resort for the troops. but during the lam drought It brought to Bombay so lea than 60,000 game of water per dilly, which proved of the realest Wait to the poorer dawn of that place. The receipts from this Vac amounted to 10,000 rupees, or 1,0004 for eight winks. It was also highly astisfactory to know that in the year sad a half during which the line wee *posed, the winking exposes' bad bees reduced ham 81 per rent. to 46 per seat., whilst the nett receipt, thereased from 1,4801. to 8,8004. (Hear, beer.) The same accmoiny would be carried oat as the farther portions of the lime were opined. • report had gone abroad that the goverameat Intended to pet a stop to all pub' c works in fedi., mad that railways were included la public works. He begged to in form the Marehaiden that railways which were promoted by private atomise would not be laterfered with by the govt reseal. (Loud seam) Mr. J. G. Yana someded tie motion. In reply to • quake from a shareholder, Tim Camara/Jr said that saw eapital would be required at the slam of the premest year, or the commemethent el the neat. leak new creation of s.pital would be the aeltjwit of • sew arrangement with the East India Compasy. Mr. NICROLOX said that the whole of the 1,100 miles M railway would be mestniated sad (templet's', Secluding matins mad robing stork, for 10,000,0001., of which 4,000,0001. bad bas already subseribed. Thersions 6,000,0001. more would be emitted. The moths was adored, and a vele of *asks pissed to the directors. 1111 LATI 11417113110118 AOSAuLT IN PARLIAMENT. smorr.—Miourozzio DiArm or BICIIAZD Cora— There is so foundation for the 'tawniest pahlielted by some of oar wriest °Feria, that Mr. Cope has tusk ander the serious isjeries he received. At twelve e'elesk this day be Wli preyreseiss favourably, freely soave/Wag with his attendants. His ultimate recovery, indeed, is antsidered is be more then probable. CHILDREN POIUONED By LABURNUM SEEDS.- fieareely as autumn paws without some OM being paused by igeorsatly esti.' the seeds of the well. know* labusem tree, the yellow flowers of which I. spring sad the early part of name, lean sting:tire orjees is mu Regilsh parks and gardens. As *stases of the mud hubs occurred et Reelly. to the West Riding of Yorkshire, happily not attended with fatal malts, bat at the Use this peragraph wee wrettea oil or two of the children who had sates the pliessou seed wen sot quit* out of dugs , . The feels en thus:—On Thursday morales lest about a doses yousg shildrea of both mess were simultuseesely seised with severe illness, use of the chief features of whisk were rigidity of the babe, Osten of the oyes, and a livid appearance of **face. 11r. Ritchie. surges., was sent for sad sdaboarissa ensike, havi ng asertaised that tla; @Midges had freely penal's of suds gathered freim some leburaum trees wb:ch had been eat down in the seigoboar h sod. The emetics produced their mussel effeet, and most of the suff were emu out of danger. The sue et fleet ezeitod great condensation among the punts of the chil dren sad the families living sesr them. TER RECENTLY REEDETED SUICIDE IN CUMBER. Laxo.—On klooday, aa squat was held at Cancel's. assn Ponrith, before Mr. Carrick, e , fOOl/. rte lltice to the Quilt of Elisabeth M. ffs , , daughter of Mr. 0 Moffat, miller, who having bees isokistly made sport of as a sharp of Us/s -lag moan improper intimacy with a married sea, committed suicide by tkr wing buerit into • well, as already reported In the Express. A verdict cf "Temporary lussaity" was morose. The coroner censured is seven terms the conduct of tbe villages oa Tuesday eight. They had been guilty of so acmes for which they were all suable to be iodised. 1 Ite event has eased a great sensation is the neighbourhood. TEE BROMLEY SAYINGS BART.-FURTHER DIII - ClSeanse.—The fellow:8g Ms of fraud wee dice-vend on Moeday last:—Georg. Cook, labourer, opened see menet with the beak ( a he thought) 19 years ye; from that Umia to the present se seed NAL Oa Monday the trustee. wet for his, and told him his case was sot in the ledger, sad Rest had Sus ; that they round bold out se hopes of era paying hies one fasthins,; that Mr. Tidd Pratt was Losing !down this week to invest pate the affairs of the bask, and they would My his came before h.to ; bat the law considered his deposit a private mama between his sad Chaplin. Red he et any one rise appeared before the tresses with his hook it would have been discovered. It appears that when he 'posed the Huse% be applied to Complia, who received his money and pocketed it, when Cook applied for his book it was headed to him with the wont eatered, sad tho labials of ass of tbe Outs, forged, ea it haa been going es for 19 years, Cook sees us co etteadiag the bull, bet always taking the desolate as Coreplie. At the usual audit Us book has been gives in Camelia has received mad audited hie his faabioa and utensil It, so that for 19 pare he hes bean sitting 00 a mins ready to be gird at may mongol. There are maay other cues which are sot pub licly heave. The 'moues of the defaltatioes known to the present time is about 1,0001. la Bromley the greatest seteaishment ie felt at the delinquent's being allevred he swipe without any effort befog made to diewever him whore shows. No reward has been offered, as does any effete sepeer to have bees mode for his apfraliesalos—bows Express. DIE EXPREB3, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, um. SHARE LIS2S-THIS DAY. 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Do.UXAbliiiiiii sallgo.e Dad_pir ant PM. ask all amali DM& all 011balbail arm Oar. in 11.1.1011.01.aasalAa.) ISO DOW alpar II Ms Mad at par Oat, Ira asataiWale gua.4 p. asaa an imakmaiDartlsisealp.• II D. M. s e.. an Wilitalitalia27.4.4l. LOCAL MARS NAIIKETE. Lowers. Ow. Is—fl market b test quiet to day, sal velli MN rrr bolosapiels. The following moths transactions : alma. 110 lie —lmmalpe sad Torksblze. Mt—LArke sad lgartb W 10211-11mIrmr. MuMild, mad Llowlasidn, 834 j I WNW If— Meth &stars de- boat 1 1, 4 Ili, —Onad hook of Cam* 11- GreM Weston of Orman (on awls), ti p. the last seal, hie 111111 ape id the residease of the Omit ea _ MOW awl the Prime wee engaged k Oder seine fer burreeeseata at the Cutts, to be NOW thh. Mehl, to their meet vhdt, sad the 1.74/ est fit sew salsalbsetse sad hewer-beds is lb. ertnieds. The weeks are sew join for ward with spirit. The clock tower at Behead aisle was famished with its clock ere the QUM Mat her The strikieg hell has a vary floe toe% sad cam h= l :C. • VW distaste mom ib. itinc—Ntrilli *Mem Tag RORBIZY AND MIIIDd REM Burma...N. —The (oversaw have isseed settees offuteg a reward of 1001. (te which the mestere of Mr. Whitaker add 601.) to is; perms who sball &enact lafeeleatha as disliked') the cosvietioo of the wee who robbed Mr. Whitaker at Deltas Brook, on the sight of Thanday week, mad icflicud *davits which earned his death es the followiss day. The Rene Seeretery will also recossiasod the pasting of her %pease to say ems of these who shall give sash la waded he be sot the person who a/Wady Mesit the New which caused death.—JhuscAtater Guar d/eft - --- METROPOLTrAS illawaoL—After a Berea wonted tarried on with unabated vigour during several months, the Wet:twain Beard of Works, at 6 p.m.= Wednericay lam, a day which will be memorable in the annals of the Board, determined, by a majority of 24 to 7 to nbnit for the approval of BU Basjuwia Hall the plea nuked B. having the oatfall at Hallway Raub. It appear' that on two femur nareidoes a motion of the same 'Wirral. as that made on Wednesday by Mr. Deputy Harrison had bean rejected by the Board, first by the outing vete of the ehdr man, and smondly, by a majority of two only. The large inaj-rity of Wednesday Is doistvlrsa attributable to the sifting which the whole subject hes undergone since the time plan B was lint discussed; and the Board by taking the step it has row done, has avoided the necessity of tonadering some very difficult and trouble some garstion• The present kens may be taken as a sort of compromise. It carriers out the drainage of the metro polis as nearly as possible. or at least as nearly as is mew sari, to accord with its Act of Parliament, which demands that the outran shall be some distance beyond the metropo litan boundary—and thir, too, at the medium meant of cat It also compromises the qeestien of deodorlactios, bi smuth se this may yet be carried oat it thospht desirable. the Board hu set s' I itself to take although the Barn _• 'pulsed itself to te.-- say parti calor course in this Noma. Thai the Hoard ham doss simply what it was required to do by the Act of Parliament, and has saved itself an lramease amount of thought, labour, sad prprasibility ; but it has sot done that which we think it might hare Boat—it has not the roughly investigated the Ipleitios of utilising the rewrite mina of Logsdon; sad it its earned for itself a reputation for doing, not the best, bat the lent it could —Tim Engineer. A PICTURE CLEANED, BUT NOT RESTORED.— The Droit says A Dutch trader, of Amsterdam, arrived la t arts lose time ago with a valuable pasting es wo-d, by Perugino,which bad loag bees in possessive of his fatally, angel his own, bat which was sadly in seed of being cleaned A p'eture Homer, sank hating been straggly tuesaseaded to hie, wu eaßloyed to do what wee aeceseety, sad, after keeping the peters, os (Mina{ pretests, rattier a long time, the sum took It to the owes% •few days .go. The latter inimodistely carried it to a packing-cow maker, sad teal him to pack ft up with greet OW, is order that it night b rest late Hollaad. A pious" miser who happesed to be is the shop, has,. W that the paiatiog wee a Perugia., requested W be allowed to nasals, it; sad the setteasat he seat his eye es it, he said that it was ass ea firigisal, hat a copy. 'lt has always bass misfiled as so original,' said the Duteli gentleman, 'by maw. real artists and eessoitseare who have assembled it. But it has jut been restored.' The restorer, thee,' said 11.• other. ' hes give% you a fogy instead of ihe 'Not eo fee 1 noaguise the wood at the bask—the inset uoiseid by age—the imam; I know thus by heart, mad fin are there.' The other thermos, after ammisiag the =with groat eve, said that the past of the wood the ratans" had bus skilfully saws en, sad that thefiegy bat bees made ea the wood that reclaimed. 'TM espy,' added the calmer, • haa bees Rives to you, sad the edgiest will so doubt be !erred to 01111•211 by these& eery proms.' The Dutch 'tuneful ate mg at ease laid a somplaist before the pib.. MN dosser Wag mat icr, could not dizr aiiie tisud, amill said that be bed said the igiael to as . B. was eneetad " The Data and llsolion of Modulo, tb. Arch duchess Beatida ct E.t. aid her children, sad the Deceit's M Puma with ha etaldrea, arrived at llaataa ea the 17th. MOXBY MARIEr-THIS DAY. Two c?Ciocw. The funds to-day have declined t per cent. upon speoulativi sales. Consols were quoted, doriog part of the morning, 921 to for the 6th of November, and stand now at 21 to For money the present quotation is The Three per dents. Reduced have been dealt in at 914 to 91i ; the New Three per Cents. at 914 to 924; Bank Stock at 213; Exchequer Bills at 2s. to 6s. prem. ; and Exche quer Bonds at 984. Turkish Six per Cents. have again given way. The price has ranged between 88/ and 89 1 , and is now quoted 89 to ex div. The Guaranteed Four par Cent& are quoted 994 to 4. Spanish Bonds are rather flatter. The sales are limited to Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents. at 1334 (exch. 128.); Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for the 31st inst., at 784; ditto Three per Cents., for account, at 644 ; Spanish New Deferred Three par Cents., for account, at 24 and 234; and the Committee's Certificates at 64 per cent. No depressing effect is exercised by the decline which makes almost daily fresh progress on the French Bourse, for it is recognised that there is in reality no reason why Consols should be es sentially prejudiced by the movement of the Routes, the position af which is in many respects so dissimilar. It to computed that between the present date and next February some six millions sterling remain to be paid oa the last French loan. Considering the abundant supply of stock co the French Bourse, and the inabi lity of the Bank of France to assist the specula- tors, surprise can scarcely be felt at the low prices to which the Bentes have gradually de alined. As regards Console, on the other hand. the entire creation of stock authorised by Parliament has already been made, and the surplus of stook derived from this source has been quickly ab- sorbed by the public. There can be little doubt that the time will some when the French funds will experience a marked rebound; but pending the exist ing crisis, ialoantial buyers hold aloof, fearing that the monetary pressure in France may yet drive the prices of all Boars, securities to a lower range. The imports of the precious metals last week do not appear to have exceeded 243,0001. Our list includes 98,8001. by the Baltic, and 107,6001. (of which 81.4001. was on French account) by the Canada, both from New York; 30.0001. by the Washington, from the same port; 3,6601. by the Alhambra, from the Mediterranean; and 3,3001. by the Madrid, from the Peninsula. Amonget . the imports of silver from the Continent we also notice 29 packages by the Thames, from Hamburg ; and 44 bags by the Ravensbourne, and 3 ewes by the Telegraph, both from Antwerp. The Custom House statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from Loudon daring the week includes 20,190 ounces of gold and 1,400 ounces of silver, worth in all about 78,000/. These supplies were despatched chiefly to Hamburg. The particulars I are subjoined, vie.: Gold coin—To Boulogne, 140 ounces; to Hamburg, 1,050 ounces; to Belgium, 3,000 ounces. Gold bars: to Hamburg, 18,000 ounces. Silver coin : to Hamburg, 1,000 ounces ; to Boulogne, 400 ounces. Including 21,0001. by the ,Union ' for the Brazils, the total shipments of the weak are raised to only I about 100,0001. The retnittanoes in private hands to the continent have also compriasd the entire amount brought in by the three steamers from New York. The withdrawals of gold from the Bask for exportation are believed to have been very small last week' _ _ _ _ _ _ We understand that a meeting of the holders of new share* in the Royal British Bank was held oa Friday evening, when an association was organised, under the &defog of eminent counsel, for mutual defence and resistance of liability, and that Mr. Field, who acted on behalf of the English shareholders in the Tipperary Bank, was appointed solicitor. Mr. Andrew, the chairman of the European and Indian Junction Telegraph Company, with Mr. Brett, Mr. O'Shaughnesay, and Mr. Pinneger, hare had an interview with Mr. Wilson, at the Treasury, regarding the establishment of telegraphic communi cation between Europe and India, via Belted., the Euphrates, and the Persian Golf. The valuable Go-operation of Mr. O'Sbaughneaay with Mr. Andrew augurs well for the success of this important under. taking. An extraordinary general meeting of the share. holders in the Chartered Bank of Asia is called for the 3rd November, when the directors will submit • resolution recommending that the company be wound up. Noting is given that a petition for the wioding.up of the Lancashire Debt Guarantee Company is expected to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Stuart on the first petition day in November. We are requested to state that the City of Glas gow Bank has not • branch at Cooper-Angus, as re ported in connexion with a charge of forgery against a bank agent there. SATURDAY Vramixo. The fonds continue to exhilaTtm — arlitrf firmness. The variation in prices to-day was limited to about 1 per cent., and the closing quotations were 1 per cent. above those of yesterday. The absorption of stock by the public having imparted a much stronger basis to the market, the late tendency towards fluctuation has greatly subsided. The discount market coctinues tight, with a scanty supply of money. The transactions in Consols to-day were between 921 and 921, and the closing quotation was 921 to for the 6th Nov. For money the price left off at 921. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money. 921, 921 ; ditto, foe account, 6th Nov., 921, 921, 921. 'Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 911. New Three per Cents., 92j, 911, 921. India Stock, 2261; ditto, for account, 228. 'three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falliag payable in 1858, 931, 983; India Ronde, 6a. prem. Exchequer_ Bills were rather flatter, at 2s. to 6s. prem. Exchequer Bonds were steady, at 981 to 1. Further speculative sales of Turkish &x per Cents. were pressed this morning, and the price, which was first marked 891, receded to 89, "sellers." At the close, however, a rally had taken place to 891 to ex div., being only about per cent. below the ,final quotation of yesterday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. left off at 991 to t. Other foreign securities were steady. At Amsterdam yesterday (Friday) the exchange on London was quoted 11.70 for short, and 11.50 for S months; at Hamburg, 13.31 for short, and 13 for 3 months; and at Vienna, 10.19. The exchange at Hamburg is considerably more favourable to this country. The tea market was unusually active to day; a very large general business was done, including speculative purchases. Blackish leaf congou advanced 3d. to Id. per lb., and the quotation now for common congon is 93d. to 91d. per ib., whioh shows a similar advance. Ottoman Bank shares elated today at 31 to 31 dis.; Bank of Egypt, at 31 to 31 die.; National Disoount at to 1 prem.; London Discount. at Ito i die. ; and General Bank of Switzerland, at If to 1 dis. The old bank stocks were quiet and steady. In land and steam shares to change occurred. But and West India Dank stock is officially marked 125. The nominal closing quotations for the newly pro jeered railways are snbjoiued , viz.: Eastern Bengal Railway. 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Ceylon Railway,ll to 11 prem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to 1-16 prem.; Riga sad I)unabnrg Railway, II to 11 pram.; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A sham, par to 1 prem. ; ditto, B shares. 1 to 01 dim.; Metropolitan Railway Guaranteed shares, to 1 dia. ; Copiapo Railway, dia to Epm.; Italian Junction Railways, II to 1 1 die. ; uphrates Valley Railway, jto prem. The nominal quotations for some other new pro jects are as follow :—Eoropean and Indian Junction elegraph Company, dia to par; Bernard's Patent Machine Boot sad Shoe Company, die. to par ; West Ham Distillery Company, dia. to par. ii as Si ft 17i If SS 111 pl li: M ii 10 If 14 Cs 4 le 27 1$ 101 114 10 II fl 0 40 i 414 14 4 IS O . 8 4 lei /7 74 Ns I dis 14 16 111 se '..WATIL 6 1 7 _ If If II• If pa a If pia 1 Ilf III• Ps i p. 4i I pa w e It Pa pa I pa IA xi ; II It 12 . _ r 2 2 4 2 If ss 101 117 11l 117 107 110 4 4i pa 74 $4 144 10 1 f pa IN* Pei pa 0 4 1.4 10 11 106 i Im ISt It i 11 • 1 pa gl. ~ 16 a e li Pa 6 $ e Ii 136 HO I Ps , El Ifra /4 76 a 4 114 116 160 111 143 105 61 411 10 104 • •s 100 Y• Of PS Os I. II il iii 17 1 74 10 104 Is 70. to 14$ 1 136 in I fr. 64 0 138 111 98 100 17 SI I_ I l pm 101 104 02 04 ►/ 111 ilis i 1 4 10 103 107 II 1$ I 3 pm • ii is is is II so 2 10 Ilt. it 10 10 rJ 110 11 N 1 oi- I! et. iq iii a. s ss in MMBB.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The market for home mining stooks is inanimate, with very limited . enquiries. Prime exhibit no new feature.' In the Stock Exchange today the only trines°. tions recorded are in S or t r id ge Console shares at 3 and 31. The only transactions on Saturday reported to us are from the Stock Exchange, as follows:—Alfred Consols, 16, 1; Great Wheal Alfred, 91, 10; Great South Tolgus, 141, i; Mollsed, 3e., 3e. 6d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The wheat trade in Mark-Is . this morning wee Arm for ell dry samples of new and old foreign wheat; but la. to 24. less stoney was tempted for ill-conditioned English wheat. Flour without material alteration. Barley, without being brisk, sold at former pricer. Oats were a dull sale, at last Dioad sy'a gaotatiom. Beans fully u dear, but whits peas were le. to 3. per qr. cheaper. -- - AiiIVALII INTO LONDON nom OCT. 20 TO OCT. 25. Cartels.. trek L C. Gt. N. BM UPOIIII3I Wheat. bane,. Nam tom boar roes. now. 7654 1117 "gi 4 117 ~~ 2791 60 4515 23714 1384 5791 1848 88'4 478 480 139 1199 1:8 361 788 owts. 3100 . 183 00 -THIS DAT. The following public Wee are advertised for tO.INIVTOW: —Sugar : 300 Mids. of Barbados', 12,000 bap of Maiseitias, 4,000 begs of Bengal, and 800 bags of Maras; sofa, 7 d casks of pleatation Ceylon; 200 bap of cocoa;, and 1,000 hem of Beard Mee. Our private contraet markets have been quiet since Friday, incept for two articles, viz., Corrort, which has be.. ia active demand and 1,000 bales sold, and . . . . Tits, in whioh a very large amount cf business has been done ; both the trade and spendaters hate bought trolly at an advents of gd to id. Common Congos now being quoted firm at Giget. ea figo. lb., and blackish leaf Congo. Ha been iamb in demand. TALLOW •THISDAY. The market is firm in all positions :—Town tallow is quoted 565. 6d. Lett sash; Yetenbarg Y.O. as the spot, 6135. 9d. ; last Owes mouths, He. 6d. to 9d.; January to Mardi, 58s. 9d. to 675. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Moak on band............03111a 1 2410 Delivery last week.. 2.177 Do.from tat ions . VS 31.3211 arrival last week .............. MSS 1,404 Do. from Ist Jane %NI 27,333 54,647 Prim T. C. per mt. Do. Town Us.64. ' us. as. Arrival for the week mead Nov. 6. last year. 2,633 casks. and delivery 3,664 make. The arrival last week eompriesd 3,3/7 emirs from Russia, 194 arks from South Amain. and 32 casks beta other plasm. - Tend. 3,743 auks. I .40 I IA: v METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is usaller ; the quality of the up ply has, however, inthr nod. 'The favoerablo weather ceases an active trade, and some of the choicest kinds make rather more mosey. There are a few more sheep than on Monday lot; the demand is, however, good, and the prices of that day are fully maintained. Calves are selling aboat the same as on Friday. From Germany end Holland there are 1,730 beasts, 2,210 sheep, and 184 calves, Spate 60 beasts; Northern and Midland Counties, 1,800; and 700 from Ireland. Per swat a Saba s. .1. d Pr dosed alba ad • d Boa Bata Haifa& .. 4 8 8 Boa Dm k Eif•ando 8b Boa abort-bora. 4 6 4 Bad Loat-aotat Boma quota, Waits— 3 0 3 Do. do. Blare — Oahe 4 4 6 Ira sadasocad (mato 4 0 4 Pte.d Mont Boot Da Half-bads. 50 6 - 6 Lam o. ,be . Bora at market. 5.232; oboopaod E . A3O 818•64 223 ; OW. 570. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Moms. Pomades and Smith report that thee* is a brisk demand for all fine hope.—Doty 260,0001. to 260,0001. COAL MARKET-THIS DAY. Holyweilt 17e . 6i - 61.; Bates' Tanfleld Woos, 160. ; Walls End Russell's Rotten, 181. 6d.; Walls Esti Beaddsll'a Heston, 18.. ; Wills End laos loran, 17s. 6i.; Walls End Roswell, 19s. 61. ; Walls End Holton, 19e. 60.; Walls End Tees, Ws. 6d.-119 slips it mast. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.) This morning the monthly returns of the Board of Trade for the month ended September 30, 1836, were issued. We subjoin the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manu factures during the month, including only the "enu merated articles:" For the month. 1866 18.56 18.54 Including the unenumerated articles, the month's returns are raised to 10,216,6714 against 9,072,6394 in 1853, and 9,261,56,54 in 1834. For the nine months ended September 30,1856, the returns for all articles were 84,906,6054 as compared with 69,226,8374 in 1855, and 76,637,924 i. in 1834. A CRUZ/. POSITION.—Wei repeat, this controversy [upon the duties of con eeeee tires] wee (Reed upon e,. We were never blind to one isevitable result attending it— namely, the derision of tee uprincirled among politician and journalists. There were several of the latter class who were staunch coaservatives from 1835 to 1841, firm whine in 1547 and 1948, and who are zealots' Palmentoniane now. These resemble, is some poitity, women who break their marriage vow, and who do not, when they cease to belong to A, enter into similar bonds with B. They become li berals ;" they Goon deem th,meelves to belong to the public. And nothing is more &meanie to them, notifies gives rise to more pleasantry and laughter, than the distresses cf the faithful wife wider the pain of her C 201101 1 .1 deerstios.— Herald of this day. CONDITIONS OF THE ALLIANCE. —The Motaiteor rp•ales of danger to the 'llium Well! we will speak out or the danger. to that alliance. There to danger to the alliance, but that danger proceed", not from the jest and honest etricteree of the lingLeh press on public menothou characters are public property, bet from the coaduct of some who, raised suddenly to high efilte, seem icelloed to eat r on a career at once fatal to Franca and false to Eceland. Those are the worst enemies of the French and English alliance who can see in government no higher aim then their own interest, and so become melee, of the welfare of the nation and the trust culled to them. Sub men, for instance, view an lb* negotiations fur • tasty of peace an surliest opputtunity for r. Ulmer and crashing the press • C a small but free State; and 1 , 11 we are driven to it by the Afon.teur, we must cooties that we saw with shame and diegust how eesiiy our own plenipo teatiaries were beguiled by the mare screed for them be fore their very eye.. Alain, we are act ignorant—we do not profess to be ignorant—of tee erolsisat fortunes that hese been realised within the last fur years by men, who till then, ware plunged in the der the of indigence. We hive oboe,. el. with dismay the rise to the outface of the fioane'al plol of vast bubbles; we have wimessed the moat recluse and gigantic private speculation com bined with the direction of !labile affairs; end we have seen with deep regret that, instead of doing every thine in their power to check the Tiring spirit of gambling. some high in office and favour in France have lent the whole influence of their position and their example to stimulate and eneggerce the evil. We have also obeetved w ith pain that the government of France has conducted its operations in many respects ostentatiously in defiance of tbe ascer taiced and recognised principles of political etal nt.my, and thus ',rucked a col:aise, which, CAN when .1 may, cassot tail to he iojurions to the government, calamitous to France, and deeply pejo :tool to this country. Wo detest the restric tions on personel liberty in France. We abhor bar whole system of passports sad its ettendaat seniancrs. It is idle to tell us teat the free discussion of these things is ia eonsistent w.t 3 the alliance between France and England. It is bacinie we ore allies—allies to an event wb•ch no merely political sot can mike ne—alies in COnlitlee as well as iu arms, becomes France moot suffer wittout in , Siefert correspondies evOsrior a on E'9l"° —that we now claim to eat rcisa the right to discus. measures and men in which w• as well mese are dully intereste4. The Mon tour and its it judioioas promoters have drawn these sheer- Tatiana on their own heeds.— Timm BRANCH LINE FROM MALLOW TO FERHOT.-- A special g e 1 meeting of the proprietors of the Great S. others and Western (Intend) Railwey Com pany ven bell in their board-room, Dublin, on Saturday, Sir E. NI•D .ncel, auntie& a of the c..mpeny, presiding, for thes purpose of considering the advisability of undertaking the unit:iv:turn of • brebeh from Wallow, on their hoe ' to F.rmoy. The chaireass explained at some length Os gateway which bad seism for the construction in such a breach line, and, attar some discussion, • resolutiou was odorreii, auth-irising the directors of the Great Southern sad Western Railway Company is take sack step u the should think rummy for carrying nut the pr j• et. ROtAL BRITISH BANK DEPOSITS —The pricer; realised by Me. Shuttleworth, tithe Pueltry, at the sale at the heart on Friday lest, named from labi to 12.. 6.1. in the pound. LAs knocked down at higher priaes weirs bought in. T 1 4 4 Sr 0 41 K 100 46 Ili 114 116 111 IN T$ IS 2114 14 N 11l 11 111 _ _ Ili I fly I ith ?le ini ii Ini al 111