The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-27 00:00:00

EXPRIBB FROM PARIS. (rams ors emu PARIS, MOXDAY IVSNINO. The Bourse was greatly affected by bad accounts from New York telegraphed from Ladon. The Rents fell I3c. for cash and 30c. for assaat, closing at 66fr. 75c. and 68fr. 60c. Mobilier Yl 21fr. 26c. The railway market was exceedingly heavy. Or leans fell 13fr. ; Northern, llfr.; Eastern, 7fr.; Lyons, Mr.; Southern. 13fr.; and Western, 2fr. 60e. Notwithstanding the fall of to-day the reports of the state of the Sank of France are reassuring. It l warted that the bullion account on Saturday stood at 203 mallow., while the issue of notes had consi derably diminished. The bank is expecting a large- remittance from Constantinople by way of Marseilles. The government papers arc instructed to deny positively that there is any foundation for the report that the government entertains the question of giving bank notes a forged currency. The Patrie ways "There is nothing in the actual situation to neccasitata any such measure." _ _ An interesting article in this evening's Preen, by M. Alfred Perlman, one of the members for Paris, shows pretty clearly that the outcry raised by the Chamber of Commerce and private banking-houses against the power conferred by a recent law upon the Bank of France to raise its discount ad libitum, while private individuals cannot lawfully take a larger rate of interest than 6 per cent., is nothing more than a mare's nest. Hitherto the bankers have always assumed the existence of a legal distinction between interest and disoinnt, and since the usury law was pared, in 1807, there is no instance on record of a banker or merchant having hesitated to take whatever commission suited him for discounting a bill, ce of any prosecution against him on the ground of usury. Now, however, the bankers, out of their rage at not being able to get money at less than its worth from the Bank of France, to retail to their customers at a large profit, pretend to be greatly hampered by the usury laws. The Precis appears to Me to be quite right in making thc:e observations. In England, Jeremy Benthara's arguments against the policy of the usury laws were at length admitted, and it is many years since those laws were abolished. In France they exist, but only nominally. A prosecution now and then, at very rare intervals, against 80 per cent. gentle men, for "habitual usury," is the only tangible proof of their existence. But it is altogether hum bug to say that they practically interfere in the slightest degree with the negotiation of commercial bills. A Paris letter of the 23rd, in the Nord of Brassels, saps: You will doubting have noticed the warm adhesion given by the Chnetatowawl to the wishes azynand by the divans of Moldavia and Wallachia. I am nevarthelme obliged to tall you that I have good reasons for bowleg that is oar algal world the imagine employed la sot gaits fa coa l:amity with that of the Cesstitetionnel, sad Mare or. ester allaed that the diver have tempered beyond the point where the French goverment can wii It reason ts expected to follow them. This letter is quite in conformity with the impres alone, which, according to my observation, prevail here. At the same time, the French government, al though feeling t mbarrassed at the extent to which the divans have gone on voting for a foreign prince, is much annoyed at the change of ministry at Constan tinople. The Pays and the Pearls both come out with leading articles on the subject, evidently inspired by the Minister for Foreign Affairs. These articles concur in lamenting the enormous influence of Lord Stratford de Radcliffe over the Sultan ; they give it to be understood that this diplomatist acts of hie own head against the wishes of the English ministers, but they account for his not being recalled by the sug gestion that English pride being flattered by his audacity and the wonderful success which has hitherto attended it, adopts his acts, however com promising they may be. The Pays and Petrie both conclude by charging Turkey with ingratitude, and assuring her, in a menacing tone, that the Congress of Paris now shortly about to assemble, will make no account of her resistance to its wishes. The Patric says it is impossible that England can longer tolerate Lord de Redcliffe's maniruvres " without compromising her own dignity and the peace of Europe." These manifestations of the two government evening journals so obviously proceed from identical instructions that it is impossible to doubt their being semi-official. In spite, how ever, of all these big words, which betray the vexa tion of Count Walewski at ending a favourite idea of his thwarted, I continue to believe that the bases of a compromise of the question of the Principalities are nearly agreed upon between France and Eng land, and that the Congresa will not decide upon anything mare than administrative union for the present. The Bake de Grammont, who was long since ap- pointed to succeed M. de Rayneval u ambassador at Rome, has left earis for his post. He will em bark at Marseilles, on board the Duchayla, which will convey him to Cis ita Vecchia, touching at Genoa by the way. SPAIN. The following list of the new Spanish .11iristry is given by the French journals : First Secretary of State Martinez de la Rosa. Justice Finance ..... Marine. Interior . . Bermudez de Cutro. Public Worka Salaverria. War .... ...... Admiral Armen, who is also the President of the Counci'. The Marquis de Corbera has been appointed Civil Governor of Madrid. • The Peltier says of the list: An thaw, mews figured in the 7111 l 0124 cowbinationa not forward by the Madrid popes,. What is their political signi fication now that they are united in a ministry ? We must emit for their acts before we can pronounce a judgment. We may, however, say that the cabinet is on the whole composed of ecniervative elements. The names M3I. Ammo, Mon, mid Manias: dm la Rosa, more especially, oiler solid gnaraa- Sam to the moderate party.• M. Bermudez do Castro was, it is said, alighdy opposed to the lest cabinet, but he is also case of the most dented defenders of the piled* of order. The other ministers are len insown to as. M. lialavarria was, we believe, Finance Minister under O'Dosnell. Hie 'ally into the cabinet .in doubtless be consiclawl a pledge of conciliation. Ws shall aeon we. The Bordeaux journal. announce that Marshal Nurses is expected in that city. • (Tbe "inotlerste party," in the politicil jargon of Xs arid, eau the entree cesorestiree.l The Prince of Prussia, on learning th• death of the Cabinet Collor Niebuhr, which mut ocourned sit Pardus, isirostlisady sod dr Pesdrat et the Could re Idislatin to Corium b sprial bats, vltb Wrestler Is tab all =merry arrow tar mann the sirs ppm awl correspcndanoe wbbi was la the seararrs boner. It le mentioned tint fir late .M0,30r Wabortem, who, as appears Ina tin evbiseos et the c .reser's fweiwart, arsa led at a At et lassaity prodded by bodily psis, to our sit 'sidle_ delivered a lecture at Harwich a tow days pre viosaly, ow Hareissa.- CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAT. Wan dr Iwo'lßO TH6 CVAIOI 01 LLIIIIL UPON O. OF TEX THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1857: 16, Beth-street, Nurgateestreet, and on proceeding there I opened the door with a key I took from the prisoner and behind the end of a sofa in the sitting-room at the b ack of the office, I found the ream of papers produced. I searched the office again on the following day sad found fifty-seven pawnbroker's duplicates. Prisoner —I should like the boy to be called who told the policeman where my office was, es he will tell yon 1 was out when the ream of papers wee taken there. Alderson—There can be no objection to his being celled. Alfred I'ulfer was accordingly sworn, and said—l have born about seven months in the prisoner's employ, and I wee at the office at 15, 13.ith-street, on Saturday evening, shut a quarter put seven o'clock, when I saw a man per with a bundle of paper, and perceiving be was looking for dome porticular house, I asked him who be wanted, and he said Mr. Allen. I told him that was Mr. Mien's office, upon which he left the bundle, and saying it wee for Mr. Mien walked away very quickly. The pritoner was not there at the time. The ream of Loam Journals produced is the sun that wu left with me in the prisoner's absence. The prisoner was then remanded, and the officer wee dinvted to nes his utmost exertions in effecting the apprehen sion of the other two men. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. I (11T ELECTRIC TILZOLOIL) NEWMARKET MEETINO.—(THIS DAY.) I to) CAMBRIDOESHME STAKES. I mile 260 yenta. Fishennan, Herßh, Smitten; Tlmoders, Artillery, St. Giles, Itonzl, Ellington, Kestrel, S C A:e7 ti Ola Trick, Sweet William, Prioress, Georg* Emulator, Whistling Willis, Bashi Besouk, Zuyder Zen EbM's dc, Fright, Daley, Bay Hilton, Bird-fn-the-Hard, Preatbury, Fanny Grey, Cerra, Bold Bincleugh, El Hakim, Rosa Bon heur;Dusty Miller, Iwo, Peeping Tone, Mosel - Wm, Re lapse, Mollie. de Chantilly, Nereus, Barfteur, Babylon, Slug gard, Bannockburn, Dilations., Plush c, Cave Adullum, Cyrem, Tricolor. Oillirer, Queen Be., M. Dobler, Media Noce, Elle, and Young Hopeful am here. PAID FOILIMIT.—Mary, Mongrel, Gunboat, Impel:rum, Detenners, Dams D'Houneor, Turbit, Simony, Newington, Ulcrlinger, Loyola, Vision. B echnut, 'fearer, 13e-swat r, Cl.r4sea e, Alb., fiegeharisse, Humbug, P Rhesus, rusede, Eloquence 'Bonen, Pyrrhus the Second , BM& Tommy, Weastworti; Bandelore, Temente, Vigil, Liu , Aleppo, Brother to Bled on Wing, K , tig of the Forest, and Morgan Rattler. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, T.Y.C. Madame Reebok 3 ye,; Nereus, 3 yrs; Ells, 3 yrs; Orehebill, 2 yis ; Wrestles, 2 Ire; Soot hsayer, 2 yrs; Scribbler, 2 yrs; Beazer Bearer, 3 yrs; Nativa f (Prawn) 2 pi ;liiiinass, 2 yrs; Dividend f. 2 yrs. ENTRY you THE NYILAZRY STASI!, (11ArMICAT TOR 2-ta ow . — Rua ant Ptiday.—Brother to Mary Copp, c by ViW ri Dutchman —Gals, Coturromiee—Bribery, Con. wold, dm, Te r rific, Broedlauda, Trabuco, Wanderer, Mastiff , Richmond Hill, Swabs, Binge, Cbildrey, Kelpie, Reny Stanley, Carnet Scourge, Lucca dells Robbie, Honeydew, Lord Stately, Wrestler, Topsy, f by Teddington —Maid of Masbate, Gremlin* QneaMswa, Pinaticker, cby Alarm—Glenlum Adel* Beldfsesd , Wouvermans, Azalea, Pactolus, The Harem, oby ntwith —Latitude, c by Nutwith—ltose of Cachniere, Chanoinceee, Haymaker, c by Pyrrhus the First— Concertina, Pampa, Pavilion, M. , libus, Forerunner, Happy Land, Bianca Capella, Flying Duke, Eurydice, Nigrette (deter to Ruby), Athol, Honeystick, c by The Dupe (dem by Pants's), Greenericb Fair, Convict, La Fill. du Regiment, Mufti, East Langton, Princess Royal, T. P. Cooke, c by Woolerkb, Misty Morn, Polly Peachum, Out-and-Outer, King WMiam, Whitewall, Tarr, t Soothsayer, Lady Elisa beth, York, Nally, Otchebil Tambourine, Inters Bona, Admiralty, Happy Prince, Le, Old Time, Night Stanger Anne Donne, c by Honeywood—lncroas, Combat*, Mimosa, Hector, Thistledown, Botany, Harwell, Yeller Gal, and c by Alerm Elspeth. LATEST BETTING. 6 to 1 aget RI Hakim Bto 1 Mcostisdnia 8 to 1 MOD*. Chantilly 11 to 1 Priorepa 13 to 1 Odd Trick AMERICAN STRAMERO.—Meeen. Brown, Shipley, end Co. have even notice that es the Atlantic leaves New to York on the 24th inst., there teal be no Collie steamer " room Liverpool till the llth November. I Bourn Hex NINGTON Mum:N.—Dining the melt a ending OW 24, the vizitors have been as follows : On . 11 2 lleoday, Tuesday, and Saturday (free days), 2.816; on •• Wedgy and Tuesday (free evenings), 4,781 ; on the three . . . . . . . stedriiiil days (aciiiiiieTion to the public 6:1), 325 ; one • indents' evening (Wednesday), 149: total, 8,060. THE NATTONAL. ClALLERT.—Yesterthty the picture ite newly purchased at Venice fe the nation—lbul Veroncee's Family of Darius at the feet of Alexander after the Battle , s of Iseux"—wen—with several other recent solnisitlone, esi chiefly if the Tuscan schuol—exhibited to the public, at the , see National (balmy, in 'Trafalgar -square, on its reopening., .00 The Feinting, of the British school ate also again open to on at Marlborough-house. :ea NORTHERN HOSPITAL, KING'S-CROSS.— Lee Americus accident occurred on Saturday morning at the le Great Northern terminus. One of the company's Makers So was engaged in feeding the cylinder with oil, his bet slipped, r end he fell under the engine, which just at that moment s t . kern to move ; the wheel poised over his right fore-ann, completely crashing his hand and wrist; the left thigh at le the same time received a moat severe comminuted frectr-e. IN He was brought into the hospital, where Mr. Belcher, the en hove-surgeon, was promptly in attendance. Mr. Oay and Mr. Price were immediately sent for. Amputation in the me fore.arm was found neceseory, sad Mr. Gay proceeded at IN once to operate. An attempt hos been made to sere the poor fellow's thigh. He has received a considerable shock, but is 10 at present doing well, and hope ere entertained of a sada factory recovery. Bet ANNIVERSARY OP THE BATTLE OF BALARLAVA. Mat Yesterday being the amilvereary of the battle of Balahlava, ItS the officers who were engaged on that occasion dined trim- la their at a splendid bouquet, at the London Tavern. Coven were laid for 60. The chair was taken by General girls:nes le Neerlett, L.C.8., supported by the Earl of Liman, X.C.8., )o Lad Omega Paget, C .B.; Colonels Douglas, Hodge, C. 8., It Coeolly, Low, May ow, Wardiond, Shute. Hartopp • Majors 10 Jetty's', Brown, Maey ; Captain, George, SXndernan Gips, Hunt, &c. Bic G. Wombwell, Bart. lv Tne LATE RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT WESTON aII Do R—lt to satisfactory to state that the smarm by the La Isle accident at Walton-bridge, Beer Taxied, on the main ; line of the Greet Northern Relsray, who were le ft at the le latter place end at Redford, have sufficiently recovered to return to their respective homes, eicepting two ladles and two gentlemen silo ere still staying at the Queen Inn, Rat ford. Dysoc, the guard. Rea greatly improved la bodily health, but he is Mill euffering from the abets of the severe gs, concussion of the brain be enetalned. . . . CHELSZA.-A meeting was held last night, in sup port of the India Relief Fund, at the Royal Military Asylum King's 4•4 Chelers; Viscount Chelsea in the chair. The chairman'. 'Runic to the intelligence just received of the fall of Delhi called forth tremenduus cheers. Mr. Burger, and M.• Revs. Thos. Alexander and W. Moncrieth moved reaolutione of sympathy and assistance to the sufferers by the aII ley. Tun nor DUST.-We understand that it is in contemplation by the owners of the blighted gardens to me morialise the Lords of the Treasury or the Chancellor of the Exchequer for a postponement-if not • rentlesion-of the instalment of duty due in November next. There can to no doubt that the hit planters who have experienced • Odle ! tion of blight during the present ecasem end themselves pieced in • most difficult and emberraring position, being called upon to pay a heavy inralment of duty at a moment when the source from which they had antiripited raising the meens of meeting this, r well 54 other ordinary current c:sinis upon them, la utterly dried up. With the low prices at which hops ere now wiling, there would Dave bon, even with • crop, no little difficulty amongst the plotters to provide for their lia bilitiee during the coming winter ; but with no crop but, nu the contrary, with a complete blight, they are naturally para lysed. Under such eircunotener, the only coarse appoint to be to appeal for the remisrion, or, at hest, the postpone ment, of the November inetelment ; and "tees are, we under steed, about to be taken with that object.-Surer Asitertker. MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLN6IIIRE RAILWAY -TEE working expenses and other outgoings of this company's railways (exclusive of the Manchester, South Junction, and Altrineliam elated below) have amounted in the fortnight ending Oct. 18, 1867, to 11.0605. 4s. 2d. whilst the corresponding period of liis6 amounted to 9,164/. IN. 6d. The sum , if 70,3001. 4e. 3d., "'reedy elated for the first sem fortnights of the balf.year, added to the 11,0601.4.. 2d., as above, makes • total expended of 61,4401. Bs. 3d.. La against 71,4161. 6s. Bd. for the correvisinding eight fortnights of the previous year. The proportion of the South Junction, r accruing to W We company for the fortnight ending 0ce K4 . 1 . 1 1, 1837, amounts to 1 19s. lout, a• against 8271. lea 21. for the same paled of 1966. The sum of 98614 Ils. 7d., as previously stated far the arse seven fortnights of the half yetsr, added to the 1.6061. 19s. 10d., as above stated, makes • total to Oct. la, HST, of 11,4671. 122. 3d., am against 8,8491. as. ad., for tbe same period of 1856. The proportion of the South Junction. te., working expenses and other out goings, for the fortnight ending Oct. 18,1837, is 631/ 14e. 2d., ea against 4301. 16.. 7d., fer the same period of 1856. The wen of 3,7551. 19a. 26., &beefy etatel for the Beet seven fortnights of the half-you, added to the 6311. 14s. 3d., as above, snakes • total expended to October 18 1857, of 4,287. 13.. 4d., as spinet 3,3681. 14a. 2d. for the corer pending eight fortnights of the previous 2e l ". The receipts of this company's easels for the month coding Sep. 30, 1857, have amounted to 9,8821. 15e. 9d., as against 6,1651. 4e. 6d. fur ths lama period of 1836. The sum of 11,4121. 16e. Id., already stated foe the first two months of the half-year, added to the 5,882/ 13s. 9d. as above, makes a total received of 17,2951. Ils. 10d., a. against 17,3741. fts.9d.for the corresponding three months oldie previous year. The work ing exposer and other outgoings of the canals have been for the "mouth of September, 1857, 4,8671. 13e. 10d,, as against 3,3841. 21.. for the same period of 1856. The sum of 6,4621. 13a. 21., already 'tiled for the fine two months of the half year, sdded to the 4,867/. 13e. 10d. as above., makes a total expended of 11,3301. is. 54., m spinet 9,9421. is, 11d. far the corresponding thrennuntlia of the previous year. OF 111 lIIIMALINS TRLIOZAPI COMPANY. Thomas Dragooned AVM awl Newry Thad de rendered to take their trial for taddimeanour in publishing a libel redacting upon the character of Frederick William Cs dodo, one of the directed and deputy chairmen of the Sub marine Telms Company. Mr. Elerjeent I.brntae, Mr. Bodlcht, Mr. Gifted, and Mr. ()raid yarded for the prosecution ; Mr. Serjeaut Par/ appeennl 6r the defendant Emma, sad Mr. Robinson for the defendant Thorne. Both defendants pleaded Not Guilty. Mr. &Ent Parry, upon the part of the dtfentitint Evans, put in a of justification. Mr. Sent Baseline in stating the care to the jury, mid that It was one of a character Oct common in criadral courts, and was rendered more so from one of the ildendante having the e rt in a plat of justification. The charge . , was one of libel upon the character ortr Hon. two Mr. raTo u gan, who Ina one of the direekes of the Submarine Telegraph Company, and in addition to publishing the libel, It charged them with threatening to publish, and also to abstain from publishiog the arid hi 4, • ith a view to extort money. They were indict 'd end. • Lead Campbell's act, which pee the right t r pus • charged of putting in • julification of the libel t ~Y truaand that it wa4ublishod for the public benefit. They hi pain that plea, but it would be for the jury to my whether it wisdom so or put foe end with a view to ettot t money f um Mr. Cadorl The learned counsel then went on to slate the facts lad by the witnesses, and read the latter con taining the 144 albsied to. "TO TNT ILDITOR OF THI TRIES. " Sir,—l . i: i i r ii!eri;;perintendent of the instrument room of the Telegraph Company from Noveffb n er mi 1862 to 1854, when I resigned; that during the above one of the fteers of the cceepany—the Hon. F. W. ro wan—wee in the hebit at rhit, the inanuesat reset, and waiting to the red lONS deity—my, from dues to four o'clock, =Mad arid telaselier from him to ard up all merges of importoce, end r • ceneermee t l . ox manias one from Lord fitradad deßaideffillo ee don, dated Constantinople, Dec. 1, rerived eid firer* when, within half-an-hour after the merge had beat am by the Hon. F. W. Curer the fonds fall re COIL lar. Crepe suddenly quitted the office, lad short di rectly dryer& ws received • menage from Mem ber, London, to Jacque:car, Faris, touching the particular fall. There could, I assure yon, he no pealaty of these parties having obtained information, only through us, and I ace positive that no clerk quitted the offices. That the Hon. F. W. Cedogan frequently looks at the contents of the for warded and received continental cosesages. At that time the Hon. F. W. Carpus gave retractions to forward news to his private residence, and on one orrice I recollect the errata of the Indian telegraph, received per Anstrlan 14=addressed to the Timer Wag rimed to Mr. .. Another time I forwar ded • despatch to Mr. Berner Clarke, by order of Kr. Cadepa. Aipia, Nat marl of important continental news, than roarer • rise or 6/1 to the funds for the moment, sad the result was that about noon a rush was made to the dna by the first stockbroker of the day. Mr. Corr a l:erg in the hastrument room, said to me, Are you F I replied in the affirmative, when Mr. Catiegan up the peck of mes sages (25 in number) which was lying my side, and liking from out ho near the bottom of the ameauige from Rothschild of London to Rothschild of aria, placed it on the top of the pile, and requested me to give precedence to it. I told him that all the mileages ware tent out In the order they were received, and to alter the arrangement was doing the public • peat inf trice. He desired me to do so, and I obeyed. Ties can be proved by the lir of as on the original merge will be found a ric7tirii w ails., _made at the taw, in ink. nave not stated a single fact which I ace not able to prove by the officers or servants of the mammy, and by refieeme to my diary. I will content myself with the foregoing statement, which you willow doubt, MI completely =arra the paragraph in Sir J. Caresichaers letter, and will, also, poor to the chairman sad directors of the company, and to the public, that you do not rased opinions band on rumours. (Signed) " T. D. ErANN." The learned serjeant, wiring alluded to acre other facts, mid that although the Hon. Mr. Cele= might, if he had so cheer, have erred being examined upon the allegations contained in the libel, he would not do so; he entirely denied the allegatiter and courted the fullest inquiry. Samuel Trigg, wise merchant, Mark-lane—l know the defendant Emir mad also the directors of the cowpony. About the 4th of riot I met the defendant Evans, who ared me if lbed men the letter in the Theft from Sir J. Caredebasl a zi nil wen galas to see Mr. Sampson, of the be re gore; terra it. I met him spin upon tre i et the Blickwall Railway ration, and mid, " I have not ma that letter of yours in the Tires;" and he said he wen going to Mr Sampme rent it, to know if it re quired any alterawm. Ile added fiat he had got the er in hi. pocket. IV itrwt, Iwklt GM read ft. Croes-examined —Evans had said be bid been Pt at Orareend. The statement was made to as at a public luncheon-room in Mark-lane. I had not err Sir J. Cs-- althea's letter. Ilares;aTikeSlake Sampson, examined by Mr. Giffswl.—l menage the City correspondence of the Ti,eee. Upon the 6th August I saw the defendant Evans; he said he had cause to contradict a statement in the Tiows the previous day which appeared in a letter from Sir J. Carmichael. He Waled that In had been in the mercies of the Company. Witness naked • whether he had been diecherged, and he said no, and produced — a tatimenial from the Company. I told him he most pat what he had to say Into a latter Upon July the itch Evans and Thorne called mita sad ssicl M hadjprepared the letter andl that all it containedwae tine, and under his own knowledge. Witneas suggested that some alterations should la medal's the letter, and they were made in the defendant Evanis own handwriting. From some remarks from Captain Thorne, I thought he wished the responsibility of the letter to GU upon the Cross-examined—l told Evans that I could not deal ts:th a letter of such importance without easing Mr. Mowbray Morris, the manager of the now I, at Pneting•houswsquare. I believe Evens had been in commanication with Mr. Morris. Witness had never given orders that during Stock Exchange hours telegraphic moneys from the Continent should not be delivered. _ . — The Hcn.F.M.Cadogan exaesined by Mr. Ed Isattv -Wag one of the promoters o what la now the Submarine Tele graph Company. The defendant Evans eras superintendent of the room in winch the submarine menages were re ceived and despatched, but was discharged some .:me since. AU government manages upon private matter ere in cipher. Witness never interfered with the despatch of messages or directed one to be seat before an other. He had no recollection of the menage from Lord Stratford de Mediae to Lord Clarendon. The various I; the libel were Theaput to th; Trittirw;; examinatica, and in answer he generally denied the truth of the. The oily ameespe which be had seat privately to Mtn were Ken in reference to the killed and wouaded la the Crimea, hie brother being engaged in that war. Many of these mea.e. did not wive at hie private house mall after their pe ion in the usual comae. He anew sent •merye to Mr. Seymour Clerks of the (heat Northern Railway Caerp.ay, nor did ho know him. He nem pee the peeeenern be say message bat oar, and that was net a beehtees are. After thie *Ram had Um father esamined, the court *Mounted. The cam wlll ss the mike day. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. Fr(f A1t0,., •ma about 30= of age, was brought up charged with the folloarieg r Mr. W. M. Clarke, a bookseller of 18 and 17, Warwick lane, City, sold—Shortly after seven o'clock op Saturday night I was makisg up my &manta, when the prisoner tome In and asked for as lll.trnled Lorkimo News. Another men mem indirectly after for rat rattepapers. I went to the hack of the shop, lear:sg seven reams of the I.oll4i*N 10 , 11411 upon the coveter. While I was looking for the papers I bad been sand far, I bawd ow of the mama fall, and seeing it up= the inside el the eginter, I took no further notice until miter I had taken the seem from the primmer and the other man, and they had left the Amp. I then found that two reams were missing been the counter, but only one was on the ground. I therefore Arno information to the police. Mr. Startle the tidal derh)— Did you see them take any thing away with them} Witten—No, ter. I as certain they did not have the mom of Lnwion Jettrnels with them when they left. Mr. Martin—Did either of them leave the shop between the lime of their oozing to and going nut together P Witness—l am positive they never left the plus for en instant. Mr. Melon—Did any third porton come in while they were there . _ . _ that I em aware of, but I noticed white I was at the bark of the shop looking for the papers the pe wees sad the other man stood as as to screen the door from Merlin—ls the ream of papers produced the same that yen mimed from your counts, f Witnees—lt ft, air. I know it by the fact that it forma pert of a supply for the current week's publication, end so • matters( ocamalence I get them oa • Saturday to make up my oeuntry parcels, and no one in the trade has them so N t. Kerlin—Where did you fad the prisoner Witerm—l found Mtn in the Dark-bonsapatisags, New pftime rkat. Wu. gable, 70, said—Shortly after 7 o'clock on Satur day senntag I law the prisoner end two other men standing In a Image in Amen-corner ' and noticed than particularly. When I approached them they walked war, and I saw than ge up Warwick-lane. One pair d Yr. Clarke's shop, whits the miaow and the other man west Is, mud I took as mess anise of them. When I trenved barman= of the rebisary, I watt with Sir. Clerks ill mush of the =sr sod upon taking him Into antody and . Idin the charge, be dented all ksowiedim of it. raid him wham be lived, end be at foot mtd at 19. dl. Mertln's-le-Oratod, but he afterwards mid that was mew andl , fbut ulattoloed it se apace inquir t y. Its than refuthamed Mimsy h a nd wss Ws SammirlOrroad, Totte l. Wind ?atm the ogruart vsslockel up, I aocertainedie Ia as SHARE MS2B.-21118 DA L Two o'CLocz, The railway share market to-d 4 opened with firmness, but has since become weaker. Some of the leading descriptions are quoted about } per cent lower than at 4 o'clock yes terday. London and North Western is now quoted 95 to 95} ; Great Western, 61 to 511 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 92 to } ; Great Northern, 23} to } per share and London and South Western, 44 to 1. Midland stock has fallen to 81 to 8133. Dutch Rhenish and Great Western of Canada shares are firmer. A feature of the market is a con siderable advance in the Indian shame, most of which are in active request. AND NTOCIL itan.waA ismoil to I p.a. U Si. 1$ Ui 111 II i g i 1;4 U ai Ii 4 I = -= 01 f. ii 11$1111 OD /14 $4 141 4 " 44 le Se 1111 11 ii 11; 1 If Se 111 S le/1/ MONEY MARKET.-TBIS DAY. Two o'CLocra. The funds opened this morning at a further advance, owing to the fall of Delhi. Be fore the official hours a rise of to per cent, was quoted, but there has since been a constant succession of sales, and prices are now quoted to j per cent. worse than at four o'clock yesterday. The fall is partly attributable to the fact that a apecial court is sitting at the Bank, which induces the fear of fresh restrictions. Consols, before 11 o'clock, were quoted 891 to 1 for the 10th November, and have since declined steadily to 88/. For money, the present price is 881. The Three per Cents. Masud are marked 881 and 88; the New Three per Cents., 881 1,1, and 1, the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 14 ; Exchequer Bills, 15s. and 14s. die. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, 971 to 1. Turkish Six per Cents. opened at an advent*, but have since fallen, and are now quoted per cent, worse than they closed yesterday. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are recorded as follows:—Buenos Ayres Bonds at 82; Dutch Four per Cents., at 971 ; Mexican Bonds, for account, at 191 and 191; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, at 70 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at 43 and 431; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 971; Sar dinian Five per Cents. at 891 and 891; and Turkish Six per Cents., for account, at 88, 881, and 871. The American news yesterday excited quite as much interest as the Indian, nor is this surprising when we bear in mind the severity of the monetary pm sure to which the country is subjected through the American difficulties. The news that the ex ample previously set by many banks, in sus pending specie payment, has been followed by the New York banks, has been received with a feeling of relief amongst the American houses here, and this impression appears to be shared by the majority of the mercantile public. Ai there was evidently no chance that the banks would be enabled to weather the storm, the decision to suspend specie payments is regarded as the best course that could be pursued for the general protec tion. The hope is entertained that, as this measure may be considered the culminating point of the crisis, the public mind will derive confidence from the belief that the worst is now known, and will gradually subside into comparative calmness. It is also assumed that the expected general legalisa tion of the suspension by the legislature of the re spective states will lead to a recovery in the ex change on England to a point calculated to discou rage remittances of specie from this side, and that by this means the drain upon our market will be pro portionately mitigated. We record these views as indicative of the feeling which generally prevailed yesterday in the best informed circles, but would re mark that, although remittances of specie to New York, as mere exchange operations, will undoubtedly be checked, if not altogether stopped, there are now in London positive orders to transmit gold to a considerable amount by the next packet. Owing to the postponement of the depar ture of the steamer Atlantic from the other side, it is presumed that the next steamer from Liverpool will be the Arabia, which is expected to take out as large en amount of gold as that just shipped by the Canada. According to the latest advice. from New York, the closing quotation for first-class and bankers' bill' on London was not higher than 100 to 101, but there is a strong impression here that a considerable ads anee in the rate will be reported by the next packet. In the discount market yesterday there was a good supply of money, but fall rates continue to be charged. At the Bank yesterday the applications were large, owing partly, perhaps, to the fear of fresh restrictions. Parcels of bar gold to the amount of about 20,0001. were yesterday withdrawn from the Bank, chiefly for exportation to Cadiz, per the steamer Alhambra. It is still apprehended that some con siderable amount of gold will be shortly taken from the Bank for remittance to the Continent, in pay ment for silver, unless a supply comes in from Aus tralia. The continental demand was yesterday active. There was a special court of the Directors of the Bank of Englandyeaterclay afternoon to consider an ap plication for assistance from the Liverpool Borough Bank, which has been brought in a position of em barrassment through having locked up its means to an undue extent in securities not immediately avail able. It will be learnt with *addiction that the - . Directors of the Bank of England, having satisfied themselves of the solvency of the institution, have consented to interpose, and to accord such effectual assistance as will render the liquida tion satisfactory. All claims upon the Liverpool Borough Bank will consequently be duly met, and its affairs wound ue. The paid-up capital of this joint stock institution is 940,0001. The nominal capital is one million, but of this 60,0001. has been forfeited. It has a respectable and wealthy body of shareholders. It is stated that the bullion in the Bank of France, which was stated in the last re turn at 9,022,0001., fell recently to 8,000,0001., but that since the rise in the rate of discount to 7j per cent., a redovery to between 8,200,0001. and 8,240,0001. has taken place. It is alleged that in some influential circles pressure is being brought to bear upon the government, with a view to induce them to give a forced currency to the notes of the Bank. The adoption of each a measure would imply that a suspension of cash payments by the Bank is not beyond the bounds of probability. We can scarcely conceive, however, that the government can have the idea of tampering with the vital inte rests of the country at the present critical juncture. At Hamburg the rate of discount has declined to 8 per cent., and the stock and share markets are firmer. To-marrow will be " making-up day" in the share market. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will be completed on Friday. About 33,0001. in silver has arrived in the Thames from Boulogne and Antwerp within the last day or two, per the steamers Panther and Tiger. The steamer Teutonia has taken out 20,0001. in specie to the Brazils. The steamer Granada, from the Peninsula, has brought about 2,0001. in specie, of which a portion is intended for transhipment to Bombay. The continental advice, estimate at about 300,000/. the liabilities of M. Balabio, banker, of Milan, to whose failure reference has recently been made. The corn market yesterday was very heavy, owing to the monetary crisis, coupled with the anticipation that the exportation of wheat and flour from France will shortly be permitted by the government Pro gress could not be made with sales of wheat at a reduction of Is. to 21. per quarter from last Monday's rates. Only one floating cargo of grain has arrived at port of call since list Friday, and of the cargoes previously arrived only two now remain on sale. Maize continues in demand, and firm. All the coun try markets are reported flatter ; but in France prices of grain are firmer. A telegram from St. Petersburg states that the exchange on London has fallen to 335. td. to id. The price of tallow was looking up, and 180 ro. had been paid. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, presents a decrease of 4.2611., compared with that for the corresponding week of last year. MOYDAT EVININO. This has been a day of great excitement in City circles. In the morning s very unfavourable impres• ea. 1 ".I Tool im7:: %r= ,11 . 1Btri.Woty: Stasi FlZl7bor7==.... 100 0114644463 NO Clkote nil Cork sag Basks WNat. Per 04.1 - Mord. J 43 Lublin & Rant J lc* But . 04 =i 41 7- 7." 0 44 ' !Amara Unica, C3aoll 100 De. de I all 11012444. iZoi I Fiblberg — i -- wieii 100 Itlllaruith. ilia 01 - 74;i8711oreUrWeelees. 1 . .11 lOreae ltwtl at emend ide -- Do. A. stAa Ds I, Moak -100 Ot.listL Wet. (Ir ) laa Oral Wolin ISO Do. 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N. 111011•11111 11, I. 1 4 / 1 41 MA- I MAO I IMOD Madmen DAV I Do. Am ..... IMAM no L S I M. • IMO I Wet SS Mt.% pre et. • • SAW I • Mdinam KIM I DarAtamMum•lMl) DM= elms ... . M. Maids Del rsoi —. I OAS I OAS. Tabs. at MAW I ime.DAmmema Tr I UNs=rirs bailor Om. 116421181. Dlseest ONAlimas. WAS the 1;01 le M. Ardor ININ SS, Dinsuot Ows. 114 S I IS ISAINE WAWA INAIs 14,410 Win I Wt ltle KM I • 1,561 ILDrum.6III.II6LIAM ISS,Me I Mao DAt.Aminhilm woe IP ISA* dim. Mow. "MS Oso KM I Do. "New Illove— AIS I hillmrlAMllllirrai I M OI4 holat.Do4lmAl Mgr SUM le De. INA —............. MAN 10 noun ha MON IM MIA MO I LIM MID M MIS% I mamm --. 14.101 O Amailms UAL. MOM I salomdm MOM I DASIMMEDiAM.Om. WM I ti Olumm% 4MOK K Dods.* , , sion wu produced by the lICWb from the United States, and the funds sustained a fall of rather more than 3 per cent. Upon a more deliberate considera tion of these advice's, however, buyers came forward, and a rally set in. Late in the afternoon further influential purchases were effected, and the market had an excited appearance, a report—which at a later hour received official confirmation—being very generally circulated that Delhi has at length been occupied by the British forces. The funds conse quently closed with firmness, at an advance of 1- per cent. over the latest quotations of Saturday. The market is exceedingly sensitive in character, but derives great support from the recent bond fide purchaser, which have removed a considerable por tion of the floating surplus of stock. Consols for the 10th November, which were quoted at 4 o'clock on Saturday at hTi, " sellers," fell this mornin to 881, and thence gradually ad vanced to 89 k to g }. The closing quotation was 89 to k. For money the last price was 881 to 89. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, t, t, t; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 88k,l, ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 871, k, k, 1; New Three per Cents., 88, 871 ; Bank Stock, 210, 2081; India Stock, 208, 209; Three-end-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1869, 974 ; India Bonds, 355. dia. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 16s. to 10s. die. A few sales of India Bonds were effected at sa. Turkish Six per Cents. receded this morning, in sympathy with Consols, and were sold as low at 871, but the closing quotation was fully as good as that of Saturday, viz. 871 to 88. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were steady, at 97 1 to 98. Other foreign stocks were fairly supported. Sales are recordedas follows t—Braznian Old Five per Cents., 99. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 83} (exch., 12f1.) ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 971. Mexican Three per Cents., for account (30th Oct.), 191. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 761, 77; ditto, Three per Cents., for account, 52. Russian Four-end-a-Half per Cents., 97. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 25!, 251; the Committee's Certificates for the unfunded Coupons, 61 per cent. Turkish Six per Cents., 88; ditto, for account (30th Oct.), 871, 871, 87}; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 971. Bank shares to-day were dull, with limited trans actions. Australian Agricultural shares continue to meet with inquiry. Crystal Palace shares have improved to 11 to 1 5-18, owing to a considerable purchase. Most classes of American railway securities were to-day quoted lower, in answer to the &dykes from New York, but the prices here are still maintained at a considerable advance over those current in that city. The Seven per Cent. Construction Bonds of the Illinois Central Railway, for instance, have to day declined to 70 to 72, but from New York the pnce comes quoted at 54. On the Continent these bonds have also fallen to-day. This company's shares were largely dealt in here to-day, and closed at 11 to 10 dis. The American advices mention that the Illinois Central, New York and Erie, Reading and Michigan Central Companies, which figure an some of the most important railway undertakings in the union, have all had their bills protested, i.e., have stopped payment. THE LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANE. (IT sznieu AND x•cuirrlc TSLIKINATIL) LIVERPOOL. TUESDAY, The Liverpool Borough Bank has suspended payment, but only temporarily, as the Bank of England hu determined to oome to its assistance. The suspension has excited great sensation here. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.) This morning the Board of Trade returns for the month, and the nine months ending the 30th of September, 1837, were issued. We subjoin a state ment of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures daring the month and nine months, including only the " enumerated articles ": For the month. For nine months. 1856 1856 1857 Including the " unenumerated articles" the aggre gate exports stand thus : For the month. For nine months. 1853 1856 1857 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Very little business has been done this morning in home mining stocks. From the Stock Exchange no transactions arc officially reported. The inquiries are limited, and the tendency of prices is still, in some cases, rather unfavourable. . . . . In foreign and colonial mining securities there is no alteration whatever. Subjoined is the official list of transactions is the Miniag Exchange yesterday : Alfred Consols, 131,141; Chancellorville, ta. 6d.; Cr Mill, 293 , East AUra l, 21,3 ; Eaat Russell, 365., 375., 30e.; East Treftaals, 61; Gagnon United, 225. 6d., 2.6 e., 2 aa. 265. 6d. ; Par Consols, 191 ; St. Day United, 11; Wheal Kitty, Lelant, 201; Wheal Margaret, 661. MONDAY EVENECG, In the home mining stock market the tendency of prime was a gai n rather drooping, the inviiries being limited. Shares in Sortri4.e Consols and Wheal Edward may be particularised as lower. A good business was done, however, in East Rose warne shares, which were dealt in as high as 275. 6d. The closing price was 255., " sellers." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS'. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (BY XAGNETIC TRLIORAPN.) (110 N OCR OWN OORRNAPONDINT.) In the abeam@ of buyers our market Is very Wow to make pales of say ar ticle ; lower prices must be taken. All aorta of wheat will be 2d. per bushel, and dour le. per sack or barrel lower. Indian corn maintain fall pricop. No other ankle quoted. Trade altogether quite tunatiefockiry. MINTCLYO-LANE.-THIS DAT. Stmatt.—The market has opened with s dull apprarance and the public oaks aro thinly attended by buyers to-day. Conan.—The publi c maim are going off with some spirit at a alight advance. Tea.—The market otatinnta inactive. Corroie.—No gale. reported. BLLTPETRt.—Prices are partly nominal, and we cannot give enact quotatiotuiterday. Rica without alteration. - -•- - C;;:cettoN.—The quarterly aloe, conga' bag of 1.800 bales Ceylon, went off heavily ; let sort al ',decline at 2d. per lb., and 2nd and 3rd sort at Id. to 24. , about half Fold :—let sort, Is. fist. to 2e. 24. •, 2nd, Is. 34. to la. ad. ; 3rd, Is. Id. to Is. 63. ; and 4th sort, Is. to la. 3d. Ron continual out of demand. In other article no material altorution. Markets generally dull. TALLOW MARKET.—TITD3 DAT. The market Is steady at the anuesrd quotations : —Peter,- the spot. 66.. 64. ; OrAuber and December, Mc M.; January and March, 67e. 3d. Tire Norm()HA* MIIRDER.—Sioce the publica ti.a of the offer of 1001. reward by the government for the conviction of the mwderer In this wee, ars mole patrons have been apprehended on suspicion, slaking, altogether, ten who hare been taken into custody. On Friday evening information was received at Nottiogluun of the apprehen sion of • man at Sabra Wadoo, Essex, whose appearance was thought to answer the description of the supposed mur derer. His appearance and dregs Offreeponi very minutely with those of the man of whom the police are in search.. (hi Saturday mottling a letter arrival from Mitten* enclosing a pintsit of • man who had been apprehended at that place. His name is Within' Kenn/nick and his age, height, and Darr very much toseroble those of the RUpposed criminal. A man has also been arrested at Dundalk, Ireland ; another at Ashby-de-la-Zonal, and a fifth at Cambridge ; but the latter has been diocharpd.