The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-06 00:00:00

amid sat yield awe the. I MAO Lc. lane by tde take. Hie ameectinse them bed tea • kat of Tbebeekrapt had beim o h= He had , at Angel advaa• al 270 W. ca woe . the the Kai at ladle., sad L it qia trte;ds tea the wharf barowed nosey ezaminstion, 'WM that he bed -I the r.yer (6asbie. His lame J, to obleht freights fr, kis and the rats got at them treassetkos be mode a loss of @Wanted his fei.ore to the Mgt (1w24 pare. of 5,9141.; Men* 4,444 L : ; = law ; tAdee,kolas 303 f.; verelr. • e 1. 6. h. an u • G 271. • Teligius, as the ground that .en rine prow's.); faren di which Cs stopped payment, 6wy end PIT off - the adrulce of rik The trading tutd I not been kept by double entry, amount. tealrept, drew attention to the Thd bankrupt had bosun whole of him tratsac-tio, ho -4 wregrwlanty, which h. , 1 been meditate .0 the reimpose tof the "..o coast would 'wider him m ama. look into the ram observing IBM the berben reel of atom th en en own qty—ef• wry pm .we pint ocorrosecial I- er. No: =add lam seat at the root of all fair te esmateve thee such omen. t a. this man wee sherged with, that of obtaining calve Ls the geode twits ems. It was said that the offence was purged es the emllten ; but the public had a right to be oatrNwd, sag re elan r serer tree use sr purer. (Before Mr. COLOMilikaar Enna ) IN OP .•nrat. ItAN(OCK. This Tea dse Ow meeting on ter the banbruptcy of Sir Smog Tisdecela, Knight, orbit had been made bankrupt as a Nab Asia and asses salesman. sr Faninetta, near Edon- MAP% LOIN iddi of No, S. Halkia-street West, chemist sad druggist, hailing ha per. nersldp with Charles dasscark, ander this tirm of Williams and Co. The petitioning .editor is Mr.. li,wktrp, of Hastings, sndosr, • creditor for VOL, mos.. lent. The art of bisakruptcp seas a di. it... Afton of Insolvency. The bankrupt eves to mute Ind rraditor. &Mut 2.04./01.. with ether Uhbfthis of iit,uotd. The assets an sbrod at about SAM lb. Wistwortli, of 1. - ppir Seposonr-street, Portman wpm% was ebossa trade amigos. THE POLICE COURTS (TIM DAY.) GUILDHALL. ParTAL TII . IAOR IN TIII l MON. ibeiwr 115,;3; 4 1,:i.);:i.:;;;.;:;1"4 fur rend waste ere the Awry of eiwarltee Witham Breeden km time Wee Lewes Velem, was Waugh* op &a holm- szeietee tem Wady, to that charge. Widen Beiradell latisiz t fe wienqueent of this mean, bee mined la 164 bospul 14r Lb. Mat three ,u &,.l weeks, Weeded trdq, ant stated— I was km the West La.dceyak ! se ".1...505y, has 1:0th of let otou'h. I was peeking oakum ass the 'primate sm. Suing opposite sas st therms table. He hoM ofiny week, wallop= my %Mai Ma sot to take it, Ito said, IrU let y, kaow I will take the work whenever I think proper." I told Me be should do sothitg cd Mad Mad , mod I was In the set et taklatt lb. work hack when be Jumped up la a drestital poratos ► Pad Matta a Aided blow et ay Wed scrota the table, bat he °sly ',mocked ▪ny kat. H. then naught hokt of rte I • the kale et ay bead, mad began puturbta; m. with his I'd in the he. MA all power, and cordiscd doing oo so emg ad be wee ilk I caned ke atto:etag C. std, thrudh the,. wen others *saw by, oo *se mate to help me. 11.1 t Lid knuckle ear my eye, end thought then my had bees burst by &blow. I msde my way to Mr. Phil! pm, Pm matem, and I me goes atter takes to the hospital, le& to I bare remained mid to-day. Ow Pam Lawns—How lons beer you been La the sates wins—About two year., ar. . _ si;"FiTsw . tTeri. - 7-: - Wai - ib;;; hes the prison,' been ter: Prisr;er— Sem yvers,. Sir Firer Leario—Wlist hare re to r .7 to this, prisoner' Prioonsr—He wreck no loth • stark Fret, -- - - ether did Amadei, ci see dad. Robert thither essol-1 the es tames al tee maim, tat I rot MIS dr malt cersesethel. lis the mow rise Sam the table is a At prim std Yro,lug ghat sort of I IS be we. 1 the it the pad w gee these at the ether Mlle ever la the aril la lori-er • dWearer q , j 4 . MIMS' I head the ampler eat Weeding eery I I ' 1.- 6;Am Ircievesreitl-1 ilid est witnees the whole et the anielt bet I saw tle pleessr saes Bi , ndell in the cye with reel vlsisece eM I else we the how liAve the room with Se Used purist Man Ids Mt e)e. Mr. Weksield 9•36—1 see Moe miry is et hr. Berthoke , oafs Eitegital. The ecesphitesat nee ielinitt , l on notiday, Ihe Mt el Odell" lest, sad es enereimir 3 Dial I toned the •Werk".l4:r=s—tt. lb. =,'",:71, - . re 4 ;e l l.';; - ...,,h, • boys bra laded by • New km tlk dot ? . is. Mr Pear lii--7W i • very brisial assault, and I dine *saw rad Ib oar foe trial s the ensuing sessions 1 as Cuitial CANIsal "Tar! 'no rimer was Um e«ouThilttid tar triAl. 110W-671LIOST. _ POOLI.PI TRUK' O► MEDICAL WITDIIIT+. Two witll -rio7aed yexnat tux, •Lo .13 tiedieal oladeote, sod pee the mate Ales Bet, ler arid Frede r ick Oar hos, wore cherged ander de following ciimunateocee : Pole ewes 11 126 maid .iriat at a late hour let night he wao as lie bent near Tottenham-court-road, wad es he paired through Altera... 4, rd f .ad tin primmer, Ohm. They wen ortachangcFe kar. k,c He mat ap to two, arid oew each of thou, throw away a knoeker. Both knockers had Wen tarn from bowies in Alfredndreet. sad thaw of wear,' otbr: hour, hai been loomed. They ran away, brat he f ilowod, sad took them both is charge. Butcher was intoxicated, out Lie; kJI,i• was . . Clarkson amid belied ao hand in wreathing the knocker' at The one that he w++ .on to thaw ire cy woo banded to him by his companion. Mr. Jardine mid the pram who looked on while such things were being done wan aa enlpasle so he wk. +cruelly did it. It was • shame for your.g num in their ra don and et their educaHoss es commit themselves t manner. The dirges, war u act rester then easy t that he could Inflict. Ht. regrt . tod thr: the Law rars enable him to trepove • mere adermats punishment lee such a naimbievousect ho could vnly order t thorn to pay U. each for the damage &or, or So for • Meath. WORSH IP-BTE SET. POR4EILT AND ROOFERS', Petrick Weal, 19, a cleft in the =ploy of Menvre. lames Wild and Co., flock =walnuts in the vd, Mere nub. Ina charged before Kr. Iburmill with tbe above offence.. . . Prom the evidence it tram ardent ,od that on the 4th of lase lees, Mr. Wild left London iiiiightoa, end gave fa ' etroctioms to a senior clerk to pay Os banker ' 161. left I et his private house in Clifton-strew.. lii when, ingather with any other monies left tinge withiu • iiisyla These orders were overheeed by the psi -quer, who. watching hfa opportnaity, obtaiaed the fog., me of the serves's, whirr the pretext that Mr. Norris, :he dark alluded to, Mat him for it. This point gained, he retained to the far, loq, broke open • letter there, and abstract, I • i-bolue for 14. Mr. Wilds signature, ind, pormodeg him self of the act, decamped. Heyward, the active anneat officer of thla court in charge tithe CIAN stated that he brought the whoa, born tileggow um • warmat panted by the oftastratt on *he broth lure. Private information had reached wiinies that Welds was wafering an imprignatneat of sixty lay. in th e k. - a.. 1 of Oh.le,w, and proceeding there he Clad math n, be the act. N.* say trace of the two am. ants could be dis believed, and the wooed admitted hi. guilt. The sixty lays' imsn-eration was tir being found b math the tad of a gentlemen's apartment in the ad Rotel, street. with the Intention of cotornittr.g • felony. The Warr, who poeeessed • coseiderable a lomat cl money, artnastely bor.', looked about his maiplag-room before he retired to root, sad saw the prisuser rasooneed sa The magistrate ordered • remand. WESTMINSTER. WANDALOL P AIISAITLT 111 ... ;;;;;;;;01 Till 2ND UM GUADIr. Drams Prow mid Bamford Chiputork, trickles of the lind Ws Owe, were t Lugo! with a not °insistent, mesa es Mr. 0. Mottehot, artist and tea 3 sur of language', Mein at No. 4, Church-row, Hairnet. The complaisant stated that abont 12 4 ' dna at je was walking by ale earl waU to Chelma Boothia, wbtw lin saw the plamote coming 0...a1t0 him. Oa me Item he was =dimly ars& by Chien...lt with ha• 11 t U:1011 the Sight side of his hest and was ckel down. Complaisant thought • relilwry wa • in and sail out "Polito :" As this occurs.' • female swine bolded him, wham she was r rack by the Moe Talmage, and forced IlicaaLt a ohm window. (ramplainant) got up to *Werra I that tie kaaale Tee Weed* from a cat es her kn. she screamed oat * Mad.; pAire." Complainant was et. nal dine Isonlied lows by Freer, who mode am of dreudf 'lngtege. The Fascism altar that ran away, hot sums l .I.cemea tame up, %Pa they were takes to the lotion-house. The ftmale eanohors.ed sow woolliest • f Ur complaisant, UM add. d that she wee kicked by ass .d t as primmer,. Mr. Antadd sad that be &Pahl send the ems It Ile Murals. The primes won the. resierb d. T,,bw rd the ussa woe dd. la ate petted. He bed ia ground outs mullioned to 238.3711., ups which SW, an average of I l par cent. of great irregularity in 1 usro. Bieleoffebeet and ( , Thrognortou-ereet, an ad , cake, oduting • ith the thee obtained tbe &limy of i smother party. Ile bad 'abaci repaid the edesace ot 2,3001. The bankrupt, in his cumin to Sierra La ono and the were owing his inability t the nuts bad to be stand, a denroyed them. Oa some ten or per cent. Re also attri ton of the var. The baker* duet showed • prof othenetel,_l,44‘.; helmet, I orence. SU& • persona man *am; bed hue, 441 Mr. nne i = fur the web of am l ltbousey rZy en had coadirlyed be Dimilhollimis ea= recithet; the balks het nor time woe pellt et keit roc Inermee, he the lealre holism et the an.. a hip spiel; se in the le rea l er t he n eredlits " edema Ss asps diet Ike cow Med le • outline* et a la* dm Rio Ream wk tkrt a look LiTaT SPORTING IN"fILLIGINOR. COT ILICTZIC Tif.lolLT=.) WENLOCK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) FORESTER HANDICAP. One-mile-and-a-ball. Redemption, Lmaimein Laverne, Dueller of Sutherland, OrUlm* sad Wien Hoest, are left in, and are here. 27 others pay one eevereira forfeit. NURSERY HANDICAP. Six furlong,. e by the Dope, Swab, Captain Wedderburn, and (we iov belir s grot, ere left la, and are here. 21 others pay one Swift. The posed Is my homy. MANCHE/MFR.—THIS DAY. LATEST BETTING.-2.60. LIVMRPOOL AUTUMN CUP. 6 to 1 siet Brost License (t). 6 to 1 L ederband (op. 6 to 1 Cotswold (WI). 9 to 1 Wsnl..risarsks. 100 b 3 40 to l Ripeber. Special Liellnie la greet farm COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. l i ii P MARK-LANE: THIS DAT. l ii L The wheat trade in Mark-lane thin morning arm deal, but IL it ceenot be quoted lower than 012 Monday lan. Flour nadir- t weal no change of Importance. el Barley, with only moderate arrivals, stdl minima , . a very gi. dull sal*; at the same time, quotations remain about the O. game as last noted. S. Oats, of which foreign arrivals are again large, were dull ft., sale et and if anything rather cheaper. •• a. Beans and pose without alteration. In MINIVAN INTO LONDON /l OM NOV. 2TO NOT. C. a, a O. A . 1021. Noreles. •I. rs a . ....: ... _ .... .- ***************** _ limb : US rm. i5.. ,.. r , .... z. . 1 ._,.. i ... 2 .. r. : ,... 9411 . W. Ma 2.1; O. ft lIIPINTAL * i *** OM le 2 ii-r. %W; irtillr - T! roll 1 1 17% WIM .1n 01 lb ed is. .a u. a * 4,1 a ~ 114 84 On Ott lb ICUs TAW 14 Ye 14 9 1. Lb 1 4 Lb 14 lb 4.1 04 44 44. 04 Ns li 14 4k 44..44.., 4414 14 1 3b 44 411. is 44. 441 ILI lb Li Id lb 101 Vs Id lb OL II lb wait kg. Lwow. As Kb lb 14 T 4 30 kb 444 t+ SL beT I .-.1, Law as*. tmik kr% bar. eadi re*. U. IL I4 NYMAN 11011•4 k VW ISENMININ IV •113 &MAIM 11111111116/ a IllitT •011010 WO UR V=lll9 MINIM ea Ss" n 04. I -. .. 1 Mew .. _1•• rum ro. bee. it Th....m=rTh ...L. -- 7, ---; r 1 1: : - , ire II SI ll - 0.. I'l 1 ...- :w. I' WERPOOL CORN MARKEL-THIS DAT, (IT 1110111TIc (mom ova OWN connuromingT.) There +se a good badman doing at oar corn maiket this morning at preernt ratio. Prices have drawn buyers, said interior merchants determined to sell do not regard prices. We have plentiful Mocks. No other change tram Tuesday. MINCING-LANE.-TfllB DAT. Our toarkete opened heavily on Tuesday, Sad peen were very generally lower, and oontiaiserl depressed us Wafter day. Yesterday they became stagnant Its. the allentka la the money market, and prime mum mow be OClriewed nominal. . . . SUGAR declined fully 3e. at the commencement of the week, and It is not pogible now to give accurate quotations. Correa sold at an advance of about 25., but to-day the demand has been very limited. TIA.—We mint quote a decline of Id. in medium ceases nod 2d. on meg. Common congon, in the abeam of bug nem, quoted le. lid., which was lag week's price, bet ales weld not be made at it. . „ Rice.—Holden hare showed mese imams, bat mks could sot be made without giving way in prime. BALTr wraz mum be et:antlered I. to 2.. Ira, the =seat of belabor done ban been unimportant. Iltw.—Quotationa !suet be moldered Id. lower, while so Brien have soM heavily. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The .;;i7tTalat to-day, at the kiloirWg quotaticee Peeerebors T.C. Go the spot, 52a. 6d. ; °dohs wed Now bar, 62a. ; los/miry sod March, 62a. 6d. to 9d. NETROPOLTCAN CATTLB MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Although the amber of been. iv not ray Large they ma nn be diapc•ed of. The small amount of baisese War sated i. et loser atm Then en only • bw sheep, end purchase. very some. A large proportion rowels vasold. Cave. are loser. Prow Ganssoy sad Hamad there we 122 baste, 390 sheep, sad 354 nine. Northers sad lei lend Counties, 400 besets, sad 113 mulch cote from the Home Cantles ha arm at Ma. a Las. tar ao•• 1114. a 4. a 4. 144 Rom. litratonam.. 4 4 4 4.4 D•• I 141-696161114 • • 9 Da* 016”6.bortr .. 4 4 4 best Loas.yeal• ...... 4 4 9 Owed unity Mob— Do. do t 1 ..... • • • Cabo . ........ • 4 a sun al mesa OWNS 4 4 4 14.4 ... 4 0 Da do. Mee ...... • • • Nal Ow Half tore* 6 6 4 1.1509 ...... • • • Dorm es sadret. Ss win .14 WA* Oa; 14119 a 444 ; 9914. LS. AIDES.—{THIS DAY.) LS \DIN1•11, NOVI/Mil 6—Prior. r o. to 641ba, 6d. to 0; 641 6 0. to 721k0 6 , 1 to Id. ; fib.. to 80160. 6d. to bid., 130Ite. to &Sidi., 61d. to 60.; BMb.. to 96160., & Id. to did. ; 96 1 b0. to 104160.. 611. to 6d.; 104160. to 112160., 6d. to 61d. Horse ladca, 10.. to Ito. Calf skins, 34. to 60. , tall, lb. to &a 6d. BilUlONLAET.—stimp Arms, pullod, as. Cl. to 7..06.• Heats and bait-brads, la. 6d. to as. 3d.; Dowd% h. Id. to ts. Od. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. firers. Pattendeu sad Smith, hop factors, report dace flii the drclarshon of the duty the mist has bass very quiet. it COAL MARKET.—THIS I)AY. es. Eden Main. 19e. 6d.; Morpoth Weet Hortley, 17s. ; Tan• K. field Moor, 14e. 3d.; Netherton West Bartley, 17e. ed., 81. Walls End Riddell, 18e. ed.; Wall. End Brddylra Renee, N 19e. 6d., Wells End Barton, 13a. 6d.; Walla End South Rotten, 20e. W.; Wall. End Reline, 19s. 9d., South a . Hartlepool, 19s. AI. , Penaere West, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End ' Stewart's, 216 , Walls End T. 21a.-129 ship at Q. market. • THi HULL FLAX AND COTTON MILLS COMPANY. ge l b r kutare of this compaoy, which foiled ka fiesptem ber, bays made a call of 251. per share on the eharm. fa dition to the 1001. which has al wady been paid in foil. OR the 601. shams only 404 had been poll, and the hoiden of g ar them ere requited to pay 121. Ifto., and en additional M. Oa the 261. shame only he hoe been paid, and the all re Hum Oh ie 121. 10s. and an additional 21. 10. i. The authorised capitol ffil of the company was 376,0001., the proportion paid up at the time of the stoppage being 244,6671. 10a. The number cd shareholders is 140. ft, Tfle MURDER NE.iR HAL:TPAD.—During the se invert, Superintendent Andrew, of the Norfolk police, Le us up from East Harting, in consequenos of a similar oat " mph though happily not attended with death, haying hem muittrol there, it is suspected by the saw parties. The iffinription elven of them won in the Mere Casette is as - hogo :—One about 26 or 26 yea. of age, Mt. 6in, high, dark effinpinion, email whieker., end oar-rialto ; dressed in a him Onormay, cord trousers, black (loth cap with peak, sad NNW 124,1 brow. The other 28 or 20 years sleuth*. Uffi, high, much pock-pitted, light complexion. tittle or no whiokens • lewd in a velvatodoeved mat, light foods& Iffimars, low-crowned brown bat and otrong navvy toots; 1•11 apparently tramping railway labourer.. Thera exists a =feeling in the minds of the public 'hat &Mural or be °flared foe the discovery of the crimisale, and Moat Wigs would no doubt be made to augment the amount, if Ireweeenn'i as much alarm is evinced throughout North Zoom at the extreme boldasos of the attack, and the facility yak which they appear to have romped for the present the punishment of their double crime.—C6e'ewleed Chronicle. A letter from Blois, in the Or itanais, mays Tho sportsmen of this plow am preparing a grand week's beendme me the property of Chombiod. One hundred gen thosenlood of the sport, under the direction of M. L•rochro fusel& N. de l'oyoogur, mid General de Larolffiwpreirhz. who will ent, bring hie pack of boards, are to take part in it. The principal persona of the povinre will be present.' Arcs or MI...AUT.—No wonder the sick-room and the lazaretto hare so often been a refuge from the tossing' of intellectual doubt—a place of repo.. for the worn and wounded epirtt. Here is a duty about which all creeds and all philosophies are at one : bore, at knot, the conscience will not be dogged by doubt—the benign impale, will not its clerked by *demos theory ; here you may begin to sit with out settling one preliminary preoticra. To moisten the sof fenes parched lino through the hog night-watchee, to beer op the drooping head, to lift the helplora limbo, to divine the wit that ai dad no utterance beyond the feeble motion of the hand or beseeching glans of the eye—them are °Mem that demand no self-questioninga, no cuistry no 'amid to propooitiom, no weighing of tresee i quenexe. Within the four walls when the stir and glom of the world are shut out, and every voice is srokdoed—where shaman being lies program, thrown on the tender movies of his fellow, the moral rela tion of man to man is reduced to its ntenoet dame.. and simplicity bigotry cannot canto,. it, theory cannot pervert it, pawkier. awed into quiescence. an neither pollute nor ptw torb it. As we bend over the pick-hid, all the forces dour astute rust towards the channels of pity, of patience., sad of lore, and aneep down the miserable choking drift of amt qemarelo, oar debate.. our would-ion wiadow, end our clamor ous gehigt slashes. This blaming of emu freedom from the of opinion lie in all einip"c direct site of merry, Zl i at itift • mum of that •orret calm which In often felt by lb. Umber in tba mice-room. even when the &Oleo there ate of a had and terrible kind.— Biarkomile Netpaime, for Nomoober. FRIDAY EYENLNG, NOVEMBER 6, per. BH.AMI L 1816.-21118 D 47. Two &Mont, The railway shwa market today fa gsn.&ly flatter. Great Western stock has fallen to 47t to 481, and London and South Western to 43 to per share. In other descriptions the decline is of lam importance. London and North Western is quoted 931 to 94 ; Midland, 80f to 81; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 901 to 91. Caledonian has fallen con siderably. Canadian railway shares are flatter. Foreign de scriptions remain dull. 011D1111621 ILEUM ASD lITOCKL 1 .. 4 Itus.wava rjrt a 1=i6 6101 ... z...:. lie au e1m.11616:41 6 /Wast* IN MIMI NM Imam 1M44 —....... airys, sad Bstriad . all Oil 454 inks -«..-.. all Demi. 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Exchequer Bills have fallen heavily, being marked lie td 18e. die. Turkish Six per Cents. have declined to 881 to I, the Guaranteed Four per Cents. are also weaker. Spanish Bonds are more offered, and several other foreign descriptions flat. Sales are recorded as follow : French Three per Cent. Renter, at 843 ft. 25c. (Ex change, 25fr. 25c.) ; Guatemala Five per Cents., at 50 ; Mexican Bonds, for account, at 181 to 19 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 401; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., at 251, 1, and 1 ; ditto, for account, at 251, 1, and 1; and Turkish Gua ranteed Four per Cents., for account, at 981, 1, and 1. FIVE MINUTES PAST Two. Consols have recovered again to 881 to I for noney and the approaching settlement. At the Bank of England yesterday no business was done below the rate of 9 per cent., and at this ad vanced charge the demand was very active. In Lombard4treet and other quarters the current rates are above those of the Bank, unless in comparatively exceptional cues. In the Stock Exchange the rate for loans on government stock from day to day has Amen to 6 to 61 per cent., whilst up to the Bth of December (as already mentioned) the rate is about 71 per cent. This alteration is easily accounted for.' Bankers and other large holders of stock are glad to raise loans upon it at these rates, and employ them in commercial channels upon much higher terms. No bar gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation to the Continent. Of late, however, the principal withdrawals from that establishment have consisted of sovereigns, destined for the provinces, Scotland, and Ireland, as well u for exportation to' the United States. In consequence of the movement at the Bank, a corresponding advance has been made in the rates allowed for money at can and on deposit. The Lombard-street discount houses now allow 8 per cent. for loans payable on demand, and 81 per cent. with a few days' notice ; the various joint-stock banks, 8 per cent. for deposits ; and the National Discount Company, 81 per cent. at call, and 81 per cent. at notice. It remains to be seen what measures of restriction the Bank of France and other great continental banks will adopt in answer to the alteration on this side. Unless a proportionate rise in the value of money takes place on the Continent, the exchanges will turn more in favour of this country. The next monthly return of the Bank of France will be published this day week. It is stated that the stock of bullion has experienced a further con siderable decline during the last week. The 40,0001. in gold received from St. Petersburg was yesterday purchased for the Continent. The steamer Oscar has taken out 3,2001. in specie to the west coast of Africa. A further total of about 20,0001. in silver has arrived in the Thames within the last day or two from Boulogne. We regret to announce the suspension of the im. portant firm of Messrs. Naylor, Vickers, and Co., iron and steel manufacturers, of Sheffield and Liver pooL The house has also branches at New York, Boston, and Stockholm. The immediate cease of the supeneion is the absence of remittances from America, coupled with the fact that the assets of the firm are at present to a considerable extent Un available. It is filly expected, however, that after the discharge in full of every claim, a large surplus will remain, for the balance-sheet on the Ist January last showed an excess of assets over liabilities of upwards of 200,0001., and the losses actually sustained through the American em barrassments are described as trifling. The liabili ties will prove extremely heavy, as the house has carried on a very extensive baseness. It is conse quently feared that the suspension will occasion severe inconvenience in some of the northern dis tricts. Annexed is a copy of the circular issued to the creditors : I taiiira. iii;;;;;;ij Iva. et nrer to.• ris,fles 4 .7-44 Nel !If IM MN I" 404 I- woes:) Wait bra (11Wpw W.Oindsa(Usliowd W. W.I /: i t= W. WignidrealllUMßk ItlttyC i Lataat Las Wiligiu"dawww(ll4) liffs = e l7.7 I SALM. British IMO Area _ imiTusisatriiird:l aria % sad C 16.9 7,7 LMiial luinerabeertmtsi las.Clort.isaketAu. Lades sod Oeszei 111 - 76 — sa Wick* Stßovaskatm Kat Pray. of Ilasird 6,7.14; Natiossl Bast New deatt wwe omen... eta i~::.: d .~ d. 11.;:irrwil'us= ire:.".7l".iii*:l77:: rWe:. trim INty ag. link at lake 11.11CSUr. I reads TeLatrod wi l. I Lefton= Dogma Mae.. Owes Wsiirmike .-.... IDo. Deg- ----.. *DM MMus LW.. ----- ..... es. osiOns.of IN balsa se Dr.Peet.7l MIL .. : cbri Mr .-...-- • Itsr.airstAliniali.) 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L-Tbs olayraril Waisat• el taam****** l • VZ 1"". bald, la know:W.= art owed 1.1 k• toot Iltritlnts. 1344-41••••••*a. -kasatta Onalla. 606- Rolm; 19-I.4marldr• T 911 181-Laaisa wita i rat . v421 , 4 i tte.a121. 1 %_%; 1 1 06 4 06 ...... 11 4 . 1r111. .V0,11■4 4.1k +1,711...%17 talri 111K1111.17111. Nov. 6.-Tba• wit • 11r bottle*. Pd.. da 6t dita1n 4 2 1046.6. 121•14 easkat a llift larooltt s_ at m faz , Leedc w ill= der ark Caibr Nock 636- II 11-16. 1.1.1111111111811. New. 6.-I%lt ardent 11•• e••• =nub lagonsal toatt. NM prim all tow... Unice owl North *Murat Wool at 101-Itid Imil• 111111***1•0••• V.*. 6 1 66 61 -1 ***0 666 116 . 66 M i t:* Nov. 1-New ars.. awe). S. 1. * M.-1 66 w 0 66 . pllO fiver antt.).-11m g• 11.14611,6Ww.... 11-1011666 . i 11- *Emma Vida• 1.14•110 SU-North Net) 114.11 r IL pat.-Itoms, 14 -Leeds. vOi. bratENBE Nrocre—We bad yesterday the satin faction of inspecting an hummare _, from the Metre lista mines, in the shop of Mr. goldsmith. This nugget weighs 400 GUMS, Y of pure st4d, without say ap• parent Wooster° of quarts, sad is to tbs condi** is which the lucky digger discovered it. It is valued at about 1,600 L, is the Wiwi bet owa aver brought to tide couetry, and is oertsinly a way et as immestiom of tbe citiseca. —Miura Daily Mal 11l IM 111 114 iu IM N IN 16 11 their service from England to Bombay and Madras. The men are to embark between the Ist end 12th of December. Tenders will also be received on the same day for the conveyance of 380 tons of dead weight and 26 tens of measurable goods from F.,w land to Bombay; 860 tons of dead weight and 280 tons of measurable goods from England to Calcutta ; and 700 tons of deed weight and 100 tool of mea surable goods from England to Madras. THVIUIDAT ITINIXO: Owing to the increasing complications in the monermarket, the funds opened this morning with heaviness, at a further decline of per cent. The market, however, derived support from a steady de mand for stock, both for investment and to cover previous speculative sales, and a rally to the closing quotations of yesterday ensued. At this point the market was even supported for a short time after the announcement of the alteration at the Bank. Later in the day, some considerable sales were pressed, and influential brokers appeared in the market as borrowers of money upon deposit of go- vernment stock at the increased rate of 7 1 per cent. up to the December settlement. Under the influence of this supply of stock, more depression prevailed in the afternoon, and the closing quotations were 1 per cent. below those of yesterday. The gloomy feeling this afternoon was increased by news of an important failure at Sheffield, and by the anti cipation of an extremely unfavourable return from the Bank of England, the next balance-sheet of which will be published in the Gazette of Friday evening, and will extend to last night (Wednesday). Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 881 to 89 for money and Tuesday next, opened this morning at 881, " sellers," advanced to 881 to 89, fell to 881 " sellers," recovered to 881 to 1, and closed at 881 to 1. For the Bth of December the price opened at 89 to 1, advanced to 891 to /, and closed at 89 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88 881, 89, 881, 881; ditto, foe account ( 10 th Nov a , 881, 881, 89, 881, 881. Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 88, 87 1 ., 871, 871. New Three per Cents., 88, 881, 871. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1880, 2, 1 15-18. Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1886, 171. Bank Stock, 211, 209, 210, 209. India Stock, 212. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 981 ; ditto, 1859, 971. India Bonds, 38s. die. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 73. Exchequer Bills remain nominally quoted 15s. to 10s. dii. ' • ' Turkish Six per Cents. were Satter to-day, but the reduction wu limited to about 1 per cent, the closing quotation being 86; to 871. The °wanted Poor per Cents. were last quoted oot t 973, showing a further decline of I per cent. Met other classes of foreign stocks were rather fiat, but retain considerable steadiness, the sales on foreign account being ag yet moderate. Bank shares remain dull, with little inquiry. Oriental Bank, however, were in some request. London Discount share s were flatter. Electric Telegraph and Victoria Dock stocks were severally quoted 11. lower. London Dock stout was officially marked 981. A feature of the market was a fall in the shares of the London General Omnibus Company, which were freely pressed for sale, and closed at 3 1 per 41 . 'hare. American railway securities to-day were very quiet. Illinois Central shares fell this afternoon to 13 to 11 discount, and the Bonds were also quoted lower. MINES-THTS DAY. - Two o'CLocu. Business in home mining stocks this morning has been inactive, and the market presents no feature of inters9L Prices in most cases are nominally as before. There are some inquiries for Wheal Mary Ann shares, which are marked in the Stock Ex ' change, 49). United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 3). Other foreign descriptions are dull. Subjoined is the official Het of prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday : Alfred Consols, 16, 164 ; Caletock Console, 51, ; Best Baum, 90 ; Brt Rosewense, 27e. ed. ; But Russell, 40e., 4 . 2.. 6d. ; East Tamar, 17s. ; Lady Bertha, 22c, Ms., 245. ; Sortrldge Consols, 24, ; Wheal Vey, B}, The General Minrg Association (Nova Scotia) held a meeting yesterday; but this company always excludes the re porters for the public press. The fiillowing account of the proceedings is famished by the es:retry : "An extreordinaryfgeueral meeting of the proprietors of the General Mining Association was held this day, at the office of the company—Alfred Charles Bridge, Bee r , in the chair—for the purpose of obtaining the mach= of the pro prietors to an increase of the capital of the essocistian, in terms of the deed of settle:mut ; the capital thus raised to be applied exclusively to the purchase of the whole of the late Duke of York's interest in the mines and minerals of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton. The propritora were fully in formed of the arrangements which had been entered into between the board of directors and the delegates from the Provincial Government of Nova Soot* who have recently visited this country for the purpero of conferring with the directors, and placing the future relations of tho emaciation with the colony on • firm and lasting basis These negotiations had been settled inn very satisfactory manner to all parties, end the meeting fully approved and confirmed the same. The resolution authorising the increme of capital was unani mously agreed to, and the meeting adjourned." The annual meeting of the Itbytuncy Iron Company Is called for the 18th inst. Sheffield and Liverpool, Nov. 4. Dear Sir,—With the deepen regret we have to inform you that the utter disforganimffon of commercial and finencial affairs in America, and the impossibility of arcing the end of the present crisis, make a temporary suspension of_ payment imperative upon up. We have instructed Messrs . Hemmed, Benner, and Son, of Liverpool, to prepare a statement of our affairs, which will prove our assets to consist in so great a proportion of woods and real property, and our surpine to be e:ze, that the eventualpnyment in full of your claim is b o question, and that all we require is time. This abetment soil! hr ready to be laid before the meeting of our mak= on Tuoadxy, the 2ith instant, at 2 o'clock, at our tame in Sheffield, at which we urgently must your attendance.—We remain, dear Sir, very rupeotfully, NA YLOR., V ICR IRA, and Co. The steamer Vanderbilt brings intelligence of the suspension of Messrs. James Robb and Co., of New York and New Orleans, one of the turd and moat respectable mercantile houses in the United States. In accordance with the arrangement already re ferred to, the Liverpool Borough Bank is now pay ing off depositors whose define are below 2001. It would be erroneous to suppose that creditors of this bank will not ultimately obtain the whole of their claims, for amongst the proprietors are many persona of wealth. The evil of the suspension consists in the shock given to public confidence, and in the tem porary withholding of their money from so many persons who may be seriously inconvenienced. The produce markets yesterday were very heavy, owing to the fresh rise in the rate of discount. Holders of most articles would have accepted re duced rates, but buyers would not come forward. The public oaks of tea went off very Lilly. Tallow had fallen 9d. to Is. per cwt., with an unsteady market. Scotch pig iron is nominally quoted 588.8 d. The colonial wool sales will commence on Thurs day next, the 12th inst., and close on Friday, the 4th of December. The arrivals since the last sale consist of 10,256 bales Sydney, 6,494 Victoria, 1,625 Adelaide, 2,477 Van Diemen's Land, 1,629 New TRE DESERT or BINAL—No carpet of green Zealand, and 17,984 Cape of Good Hope, making a anywhere rpreads itself under foot, or clothes the rugged total of 40,244 bales, exclusive of 3,941 bales of steeps. Even in acme bright coats, where the palm-shadows East Indian, and 282 bales Chinese. cool the ground, and the air eve ms more proniul, and the birds A half-yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. .ars singinj t ,..tte c r i e s is n o see . verdant on the ~ z u v iiis as ud even pport no per annum is advertised on the shares of the Anglo- thing which n cannot strike its %CU at leant SOFRO six inches Romano Gas Company. into it. There is nothing beneath your feet but the monotony The dividend is now advertised on the shares of of the endless mend, whore colour, unlike the "universal the Arica and Tacna Railway. greeu ' " fatigues, instead of refreshing the eye. The oasis is adorned, but not clothed. But whatever ono misses in the With reference to the market for American se earth beneath you, you miss nothing in the heavens above entities, Messrs. 1). Be I, Son, and Co. report as you. The grumps. of earth is sweating, but the blue of follows : the heavens has become brighter and purer. The sari-d During the put week but little husinen has been doing twinkle of Bowers under yew feet Is gone but the sparkle either in Amman state stocks or railroad bonds, and the o f th e o rbs overhead herdoubled int lustre. The Sow. II bare only change to notice is a considerable decline (after ma y folded up Central fiuctuntlons) in the price of Illinois thane. their blossoms , end bid them form the hot s ir be neath the suits; but the stars have unfolded theirs all the The Emigration Commissioners have chartered more freely, as if the desert sky, with its each of marble., the ship Nugget to convey passengers to Adelaide at the rate of 151. 7s. sd. per head ; and the Switzer- azure, were the soil in which they can br w t gir t e h f e ctilebei; brilliance. The north star has come d land, for Sydney, at 15/. 9s. 91 would make it drop out of sight, or only glimmer on the hori and you feel that another two hundred miles na to the souse The following ships have been taken up by the son; but other stars are ascending in the appesfie horizon, Rant India Company for the transport service, viz., the Lord Dalhousie, to convey stores to Bombay end stars, cannot southern . make up for rho want of other things, and von feel that yen get: go a t: b ea r, much as ens of lOtt 10 . 7 .4 oy m yzar n. Nimrod, stores to Calcutta ; Argaum, stores to Kur- You miss the wreaths of eilhege smoke, riedng from s bun rachee ; and the Edmondsbury, to convey stores to sired homes; for which the wild lelu:e of Bedouin ffres, adras. flinging up their gleam upon the rot ke , is no e q uivalent. M The Admiralty invite tenders for the conveyance unnur tbe whipper Ym'be in ft B 7l; ttrt"unttf englaand th e tor of limited quantity of stores from the Thames to °I the wo o rook, ds; the shrill e d o of the cliff, are no comp/maw Barbadoes, 'frinidsd, Adelaide, Natal, Jamaica, rent's You miss the mighty maAr.B of cloud that give such Dominica, and the Mauritius. Tenders are also re- splendour to our sunsets; and for which the round red blaze q (pro uired ,w o o n ne t , he ce lO ni th en ins t, toilf,orsttahteioconeurvyTicoupeepeorf tabus, amiiiazdAenrat.b_ianyroun,o, d a n n ep t piag_ Rl. do ic on w, Llt r e li a c, fiezulobe, is no clothing, arms, &c.) from the Thames to Bermuda, The Bideop of San Severe aceoinpeand his nephew, who St. Helena, Honduras, Corfu, Demerara, Hong A tragic affair is related in a letter from Naples. went out to shoot game at Torre del Greco. Alter awhile, and East London. the bishop had the curiosity to examine the gun, and while The East India Company will receive tenders on he was doing so it went o 4; the ensile lodged In the beeast the 11th inst. for the conveyance of 400 recruits of of the nephew sad ceased instant death. THVIUIDLT lvaxnris. In the market for British mining stocks to-day, the feature of striking interest was a rise of fully 30s. in Alfred Consols shares, owing to the improve ment in the mine reported below. The closing quo tation was 181 to 16. As regards other stocks, the market was dull. The following may be given as some of the closing quotations, viz.: Lady Bertha, 21s. 6d. to 225. 6d. ; 'Wheal Edward, 8 to 84 ; Bed ford Consols, 13a. to 153. East Gunnis Lake, 21 to 3 ; East Russell, 24; East Rnsewarne, 265. to 28s. ; and Wheal Mary Ann, 49 to 50. PUBLIC NESTING AT GLASGOW. Last evening the following telegram (from the Magnetic Telegraph Company) was posted on the Man chester Exchange : " ?ROM GLAnGOIV. " & meeting of moat itiluential mereluusta and rpillowners has just been held, and appointed a deputltion of six gentle men to proceed to London to wait upon government, to urge the necessity of immediate mearnres for commercial relief."