The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-25 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. 1 HIS DAY. MAIIVLEBONE. 4117111 RT IJ INTIM • CRCILCII. A saw who new the name of lame. Coleman, and who few d ry s seo war ou • charge at this mart ander the SUN of Fesgereld, wu charged before Mr. Long with wit, viand concesled in the ornamental enclosure attached to St. James's Church, I's Idington, for the purpose of tom settiog a filmy. raining& Bale, D 225, said that about eleven °Week lest night he was on duty near the chureb, when he saw a man standing by the enclosure. The man, an seeing him, gave a whistle, which witnies thought a signal, and he went sway. Witless baring suspicions that all was sot right, got over the gate int, the enclosure, when at the distance of about fourteen yards from him he saw a man laying close by the wall of the church, near the door. He turned hie light towards kim, upon which another man ran away. He suc ceeded in , citing hold of the prisoner, and took him to this station-house. He was there searched by witnece, who found on him a Ives bag. Witness afterwards returned to the *minim', when, at the spot where he saw the prisoner he pitked tip a crowbar and some skeleton keys. (A black beg, sutheiest to contain a large quantity of plunder, a in mewlyade iron crowbar, with several skeleton keys, were produced.) to answer to Mr. Long, the constable stated that one of the keys fined the loth of the church door, and would • eed it. hi.p o llr.Long inquired if the prisoner win known. A polieemanstated that he wars a tielmit-ofleams men. (TLe prisoner did not defy the meusation.) Lest week be was hreught up on a charge of stealing ninety sovereign', tire gold wedding rings, occ., but the magistrate did not think the evidence sußciently conclusive against him. Mr. Load—The evidence le not quits enough for me to punish you. The prisoner then left the bar. WESTMINSTER. 110118211' •T • ROMAN CATILOLIO OWAPE,. _ _ Ceeilie Censer, en old Irishwoman, wee pissed at the bar, @hutted with stealing a doordnat fro. 4t. Yary's Roman Catholic Chapel, Cadogen.plasse, the property of the Kee. 0. M•Mollen. Elsa Nixes, attendant at the chapel, stated that a mat was stolen from the porch on Thursday night, in cense gasses of which she watched last night, and at a little after dit saw the prisoner clime and carefully erssalne three mats Is the ponds, after which she selected the beet, and enamel tog it ander he► shawl, wee stepping ..ff with it, wham wit ness Mopped her, and gave her into cestody. Impsctor Cape solicited a remand. Then bad ban acme robberies at a chapel in South Aedley-etrest, sad the primer was suspected of heiag the offender. Sbe was reaseded tiU Thursday. SOUTHWARK. CHAIM' Or SNOPLt7TI3IO. Frame, MeObis, a yowls woman of saeptatehl• appear um was brought before Mr. Hutchens, charged with steal. mg a piece of gingham sad ohms handkerchiefs from the shop of Mr. Green, lieendroper. 49, BinaMamma. Charlie Hulett, assiataut to lir. Orme, said that shout seven o'cloek on the previous manias the primmer Musa into the atop with an Wiest In her war, sad mud to be supplied with half a yard of deaueol. Hs hod allaaiell go to another part of the shop, and on his return the pet. wow came towards him with a bundle of handkerchiefs la her hood. Witness asked her whet she was gelai to do with them. She replied that they were her sod the had given thus to her. Meekly seas thew s few minutes previaSs oa a pile of blacken, be felt assured that she had stole* Mew ma-' smartly he eetused her antil his master same, whoa • C es s af e rmea bs .r • lim W l o i f ie ctaakeis were fated muds wises to ' th eme et alag kad She had not m arled enter of Me Maas. Mr. Grew said be Ramada* and asseria ender Ito el:mei, see g... her fate . said it was the gleamy of he eater, bat edam= it as holamylag W him teem pleats meek. thins.. . Pailso.ossisobis 19 C lard ta.t whoa ho tub tb prisms bussed* slo sold that all the prepay bad boss stales trots a dap la Othed-etztet be, tiger, who was takes Wore phesfalrete, and kw alai swaths. At etaNea• the maid it washer sea property la pewee le the sheep. the pima said that sash wet the fact ; the hed pataband than deewhere, mad manly wet tats Nis. Hues% slop to buy bolt a yard of Anus' for tass bluing forgot it at the other shop. Itr. Hissa asked her whether .1. would pubs Wog tried by has a pto the unions. If she ageetied the know, she awe Owed guilty. Hs did sot whh Ms to do IS sales she was Wit,. Prague—l no evilly. sir. I yea will have mercy ta se IS mesa' of my child. Mr. Bushels aid that, as sodas( we* bass other. Ito should not raffia the highest pasitgis he. Oho nut be asursittod to the House at Oselasties fee his aasatlia with hard lobos:. TIILVIS. ATTLYTTRIII lIVICIDI. Ana Clifford, a woman of the tow., has bees fro. client], chained st this cruet with robbery, diforderly cos dam, drankeuseis, sod also with attemptimg to spossmit self-destracti. a, was now brought before Mr. Belho, charged with attempting to commit suicide in the water of the London Dock. A police-mutable of the K division, named Wilson, stated that he was en deity in Now Gravel-Mae, filiedwell, lut sight at • late hour, when he baud • splash la th e water, cud ispo• humane; to the swivel bridge, saw the primes, in the lock flowing upon her back oa the of Use water, which is upwards of sweaty feet in depth. He pro. eared the pimple, and just is he was about to threw them into the water the ;rimier mak. He got ber out of the lock after else had bees Ia the water amen or eight achmtes ' aid took her to the sweet public:ohm se when friction and restoratives were applied, but It was seas time before she gem say signs of mimetic,. Tee pima was seder medical treetriseat for several hours. She seld to him that it was the third time she bad thrown herself into the water, and she would do it again. Mr. Belfe reselleated that he bed allowed the priaoser to pat large en • former oceseion, a her /OWNS promise not to repeat the rash sad wicked attempt on her lit.. He would sot have :slimed bet except on that wends& The prisoner said she wee istosioated whoa she threw herself late the water. 111 r. flelfe—lt is perfectly shocking. Yoe drink yourself into • state of fns zy, and this make aa attempt to drown yourselL I meet road you for trial for • misdemeanour. Reelr, the gale, el the court, said the primmer os a former ocess!os was mat is a refuge for penitent females la Ih mmetrest, lids-rad Old Tows, asd only remained there a week. The orisoaar—l did not MO it. Mr, Solte—l am afraid there ia se hope for you. You would rather lead so abetadoned, wicked, and tackler life, which must ultimakly load to a leiglitial death, than h. ease a mbar sad steady woman, and plume the right path. I most commit you kr trial. Mr. Bowdlsr, the me mid emit, suggested that the pal m:ter might ►e bound over to keep the peace, snd Mr. Belfe adopted this saggestioa, and ordered her to hid one surety ta seep the peace for three maths, and is delaalt committed her for that period. BOILER EXTLOSlON.—Yesterday morning, {boat three o'clock, the boiler coanec'ed with the blast maim at Daley Inn-works, Kilenercook, exploded, aid such was the force of the steam. that bricks and other materials weed is fixing it in position were projected icto a house situated at some thirty-erten feet dietenee, mid tenanted by Robert, Teller. Five of his family have hem so severely injured that little hope is entertained of their rce . . very. As early as possible the eireemitiects of the cast were cornmeal. tilted by the very active polimsergeant there, Alexander Grant, to Mr. Gross, procurator sod an lareetigation will no doubt be reader loge the tense of this very serious occarrenter. Up to this time, however, we have set heard soy glum assigned for the bursting of the boiler. The pressure it wm seetaining at the time is said to have bees only 3ulbs. to the square incl, and it was calculated to be able to bear much more then thee. It was an old boiler, and bad been I. use for some thirteen yam', but not logy ago it had midergoge a thorough repair, and was reckoned quite safe —North &Ojai Daily Mail. THE PRENIER's CONSTITUENTS MID THE BISHOP. —Tbil British Premised ethstiternes, at Tiverton. are red have been for some time quarrelling with the Bishop of Enter ea to whether a p.rticelar wall—which the bithols batiste ea hairier to divide, even in death, churchmen sad diewn.ere—he three feet high, ire feet high, or • foot aid a half high. One pasty (social that five feet of mssoury ender posed ought to most the bishop's wishes, another thinke that • ;motion of the well should be above proved, while the bishop insists ea harirg • full Eve feet of brick or atom ahem the level ef the ground. Can't Lord Palmerston do something to aid the en oil people of Tiverton The Burial Board wishing to know the feeling of the in habitaots, called a interior, the Mayor, F. Role. Req.. gret @adios. F. 0. Patch, Fel., moved a resolution that the wil! be bade up five f, it. The Rev. R. Madgkin (lode pendent esisister), thinking it most likely that the legisla ture would site? the law nest session, moved that nothing should be done for the present. The Town-ball was crowded. Only sin persons were is 'matey of Mr Petels's motion. The bishop ho, this week given motes that in • fortnight he will withdrew his Mouse, which will prevent elernymes him ofllcia•iog. At Tr , reingtou for lame time the mayor has read the burial service. The Burial Board met on Temday, to consider what had better Im done; se Woe/ is the:fuline ageism having • high wall, that it ire said if tb board deride en replying with the bishop's wishes, whet is built op in the day will be pulled dome at night—Bre/fel Advertiser. FATAL ACCIDESIT.—YeefOrdIy morning about five o'clock, as John Darling. of Waorbeecb, was crossing the lime for this purpose of locking after bla mws, is the Isms at Watortweek, he was ran over by two tram meeting, sad killed on the spot.—Cosiebeidge Isuftpalodsaf. CONNOTATION Olt BENTENOL—A oommosiestion Ms bees resolved by the Lord Provost, latimatieg Hist her Italuity kr malmated the Nouse, of the primer who wee neratiy eludestaed for murder, to trumpostatims for life.—Okoroto Dei, DUBLIN, 044. 24. A Privy Council assembled yesterday, for the pur pose of swearing in Lords Justices of Inland to act during the abeam* of his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant. His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin, the Lord Chancellor, and the Right Hoe. Lord Seaton, General Commanding the Forces in Ireland, are the Lords Justices. There were also present the Right Hon. the Recorder, Judge Ball, the Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, the Chief Secretary, the Attorney- General, and Mr. Brewster. Through the courtesy of the Collector of Customs, the public were yesterday admitted to the scene of the recent Crimean banquet, the decorations end several of the other arrasgements for which were still visible in the vast building in which it took plate. The appearance of the plate was still capable ot exciting a good deal of admiration, and the people locked in crowds to avail themselves of the privilege of visiting it. The fragments of meat and other food which remained on the soldiers' tables amount to an error- ' moos quantity, and have been distributed to the 1 Mendacity and the union workhouses of the city. It ' is stated that the committee propose holding a mon ster auction of the glass and delft used at the banquet; and it is supposed that a very considerable surplus of the funds remains in their hands, the disposal of which will probably be discussed at a meeting of the members of the committee which hes been called for Monday next. It is gratifying to find that neither during the progress of this great national entertain ment, nor after it, has a single circumstance occurred to mar its complete success. Many of the soldiers from the provincial stations did not leave town until yesterday. MR. MILKS, M.P., AND HIS CO, At the annul dinner of the Everette& Agricul tural &day, held at Shawn Mallet, Benterseeshire, en Tharsday meals" last, Wm. Mmes. Bate., M.P., presided. Is the WIMPS of the evening, " The County Members was given as a toast, in reply to which, 111. /Cm salit—l have now had the honour of »pre seating this meaty for twenty-two bias years ; and though I belong tie pinkly a party of politicians almost now eztinct —I mesa the ell key parey—yst. I trust, you have hand Ma geed lallialaa, whatever party they came from, have sheep had isy steppert. (Applause.) Bat still, podiums, I Omsk eel I at meset veiny ) geed health I man V h that age is weeping span sie.enn all I hue sleek le b , that whet it bosom se es Wes the sacs with* yea have throws epee see, I Mien Mtn It with the good will of ay wasstivaanay, and at the same time with the holing that, though I say have best mistaken on mate questions, yet I have cessisenesely upheld what I thought was for the good of the whale canoe. (Load than.) At the cessation's* of the war I was frequently mem you, sid thou endeavoured le eellset year matinee*. 7 I ~ believe I did se hisisily wad faithfully, aid endeavoured to repressat them la sn ßa.ntu ; and, therefore when I 'apposed the of the war with ell viguir, I felt that I spoke the Isegasse of my soostitemde. Bat still, though I wed my Wheat Mead are as (Caplan &obeli) have both la ear Ismer address. wished sad peeled that the roust pease meg he loos, yet I marl me Mesh, isemises w MM. NM Osseo are else me s ss ts is semi hi the ma reeled world TM* bid kir, as far as las iheinsln see, to disturb the harmany whisk at present enels. I was us aware of it, but the leediss journal stated, fa an artists some three weeks ese, that the Mara of the contemners at Paris lays dews the out. dist as entice wes at liberty is suntan a rule ee mink whisk might effect the iatereele of a asighboutfas sells sr the se curity of Busts. Now we have alas,' game, up to the pr ✓at time, ea the Owl* et nos -laterfermari with the M ures' concerns of say - oaths. It this use the heel et the consaltations at Paris, I say it is entirely mend le the rale we have always adopted sassime asserrater foresee with the private comes@ ed afq_ambm mad Imre over that it night threat's ate of any peen. (lieu, hear) Yci whet we an sibs& other demo* asthma may 011 ss/ased who is lo iss the whiter Immesh as ( ) at sass it Moms that it nem he flosses Mom side mid flees ea Mel t ; end Monism I Shish Mb a demposue deoleise Se meistala. My • b Medd' seligteadr he Me priaMpie whisk for 7esre yea Mae mleglob—whists - mm mare ego laid dow:e g = Chstleresgh—ibal of aserloles with the r sad laws of may budge aragmy. (Okuirs ) By se doing you will Malik ma ; by Oki otherwise yea haw as whoa Bumps may ha assehised by • general gem lam he giving way Mae yews is earth ; let our laws be let out stibnite he seeposehl—ehil so they shall he r 7.4 . 11 eta say api la mks mans—Mt do tee, bonne a kinetic king holds has saltsals la timidlem i lamas with the Stu sal gesiment of kb *darks. sad plump le loss war. (Chew) Whim pissed do me the Imaser eimeistslolog me w bus yea have pissed's", the primiple of nomMterlsesaes I will enelnieln, bus Ise ear dignity to tsushsd, let lbegissil be outraged, and dim I will my out, mad MU be amend by slam every vole la Min ematry--" Threw sway the siebtoo out with the ward, and at One at it." cheers) I have little is address to yeses other topies the papers No esseediagly dull, sal mo paper is talklag about the @halberd's of party, sad somber on the sever shy of arlisiding M. Bat when for te. pen we have bees united sa new reit, b it to be weelleved at that yes fled some geedressa miles are way, sad some smother ? De pend epos it, if agpmesish is mode area pdaelyise, parties wilt as weeny Mae Irwesd alai alb as they have *Vat heretofore line as sash ea eauselso. Mex.) Bat I do Mese ee musk se regret as the papers do ; I thick at puniest we me germs es very well, sad I only hope sad iron that presperny may still mitt, that the agriculturist, the mechanic, and the hbourer may be well paid for their work, end if so, I de not thick we shall have nub to con plain of is the west of arnica of the different parties who may represent yes. The Lea. member rammed his mat amidst loud sheen. DEATH OF ADMIRAL JOHNSTON.—The death of Viee-Admiral Charlie lames Johastee, en the list of Reg *Seers so reserved half-pay in receipt of mike gamins, was reported at Poetesses* yesterday. He woe a septets of 3606, hear-Admiral of 1841, and Via-Admiral of 1860, awl placed on the reserved lot of 1864. Tbegallsat deemed was lieutensat of the Ruby, 64, at the capture of the Cape in 1795; theatenaet of the Arrogant, 74, at the see r• slier of Colombo, and the destruetioa of armed vessels is the Java Seas in 1796; captain of the Cornwallis, 60, he company with the Sceptre, 74, and attacked the Fres& frigate &malaise sod shipping in St. Pairs Boy, Isle of heathen, in 1806; he commanded the Powerful, 74, in the Watchmen **pedalos. By his death the nowise of 1601. per anima is disposble by the First Lord oldie Adesirality. DUMBARTON.—THE INTERDICT ON THE PRIEM.— The Dossaboriton Herald of Thursday aye:—"After eve tart eonsidtratice, and bsisg, no doubt, well advhed in the matter, Sheriff 13.eide does sot seem helloed to bear the odium which would eseendly be thrown open say owe I. his petition who attempted to cart& Nth just Stony of the press. Oa the interdict in our ears beteg brought leader his lordship's notice on Taeeday, he pronousced ma hoed*. cuter, anamincing that, In accordance with ca opiates pre viously eapreeeed, be had consigised the while matter over tee hie peiecipal, Sheriff Heater. Be seeks to threw o 8 all respoadbility, by oonsigniag his work to that principal who, as yet, is guiltless of sanctioniag such aa iaterdiet, wad who, indeed, would have formed DDT court of appeal bad it remained In the hands of its original author." CIINERAL POST-OFPICN, OCT. 1858.—LETT gas /MAIMED RIOIITEDID " NOT TO 111 DIPOOMID IN Levens. 'outs —Muth confiners is created by letters marked " registered" being deposited in the letter-boxes in stead of being given in at the windows of the Postofice, sad proper receipts obtained. Is order to discourage this practice, on and alter the let of November next all such teens will he liable to • registration fee of cue shilling, is addition to the proper sweat of postage; the amonat of this fee, or such portion of it as may cot have been prepaid, will be cheesed to the person to a bons the lettere are ad dressed. It mast. however, be distinctly uadentiod, that although a fie of one shilling will thus be levied on such letters as are °honed (from which time they will be treated as registered), the Poet-office undertakes to ass respon sibility with tepid to letters so marked which may escape obervatioa. The irregular practice of posting letter masked "registered" Is the letter-bozos operates pride. dicially to the well working of the system of registration, which sow secures the oafs transmission of about one million of letters casually, and the &Centimed fee io question le levied solely with • view to check the evil. Letters so whoa got observed, are obviously more liable to failure in delivery than I which do rot bear the word " registered" on the address; for the securities of registration are not obtained, whilst attention is directed to the feet that such letters may contain articles of value. Should it happen that letters which have been properly registered have hese charged the doable fee in , in colisegionee of being accidentally put out of mink the overcharge will be retuned. CAUTION AO•INST SINDINO VALUAILI LITTZIIII DT THIPOOT.—The Palmists', Q 1 totes this opportaaity of again lulling the attentioa of the public to the very baneful practise, which is &till most exteasively re. sorted to, f *ending valuable letters by the poet without having them registered, end he would urge that it is a morel duty to refrain from subjecting the oaken of the Postioffiee to uonecetaary temptatios. The use of belladonna is now unblushingly adver tised to " give brilliancy, vivacity, and the power of (mei- Dation to the eye." Toe wthounoement is heralded by a puff about its we by " the ladies of Ada," la harems sad &inhere, which argument would be as s ppropriste, with a slight geographirel alteration, should say eaterprisisg jeweller seek to tetroducce the wearing of rings through the aose. The" William eye" being due to the beanies* of Islindenas is anshisstisg the iris, sad the ealarged pupil homier *greeter metres* to the white of the eelseetie, what It allowed • leapt Sold for the relleelice of light Ilea the lens, solid bessimrily tensile a strong light for the development of lb lerelsitsp wed powers et beeinaties. AN a strong light, with • parlay wad iris sal as enlarged papa, is the best 110•11Sigible we to weaken sod destroy do Idlest* linestitel op slam el the of Hobs, The balm eye well se s* be sided sag Maine as Se NEN& elves pine Is W Ihe an es Wails& SHAMS LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two dams. The railway share market toady le flatters males preponderating. Midland, Lanosehire and York shire, and York and North Midland mocks show chief weakness. Manchester and Sheffield stook is firm. The reduction in prices is not generally important. Paris and Lyons shares an lower. Great Western of Canada continue good. •. Ira. ORDINARY SHAMA AND ItTOORS. iKili I 11A" WI WM rEleobriarusZraL Ilks.Wol.k etirlbil i llabLair soak. 4i 41 8 Si 17 18 15 II Is le 82 Si 82 14 2 6,7 2 14 ...... Web WIN INVilli MM. WM R4S. WI Ds. eh MOM awI YON Ha Weighs I • Cliftur mai Wirer: all Oak sod 41 Deli sel Bast JtiL 4/1 t Ilasi./11102LAbeol./. UI •0 Rut 1i0nn a11 =" . " .... " . 100 M De. 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Illmistrot *salt von dm it 91; Sink Woloono demist Sit. lON ; indkais, it ; sad Grua Water. at *IL RAILWAY TRAFFIC—The traffic returns of railways in the United Kiestdons, published for the week ending Get. 18, amounted to 488,2031., and for the corresponding week of 1865 to 440,7641., sheering an increase of 26,4411. The pose receipts of the eight railways having their termini is the metropolis matmented for the week ending u shove to 207,6181., and for the corresponding week of last year to 201,6961., showing an increase of 6,0231. The lames* ea the Eastern Counties Railway amousted to 2,1891.; on the Great Northers to 8291 ; on the Great Western to 1,4841. ; on the London and North Western to 1,4281. on the Ludas sad Blackwell to 1381. ; on the Ludes and Bostb•Restina to 1,4391.; total, 6,9221. Bet hem this Rut be ibieetett 831., the decrease on the Leaden, Blights% and Month Coast Railway, and 8161. on the Booth itelan, leaving the lasienee, as above, 6,0284 The raga ga em the other Hose is the United Kingdom agnelnalea M 239,5874, and for the correspoading period of MI to 388,111114. ehowiag as lawmen of 19,4181. is the re- Napo el theme lass, whhh. added to the increase ea the 129091 11 1112 194e5e5. makes die tete) lacrosse 26,4411., as the canursaiNag week of lebf. eNi C al ikerni Warns RAILWAY.—Tine first local _ . miens, of the disestero—an object decided epos at the ludo/seers' meeting, after eo mach argument —was held at the Neylead terminal on Friday last. The Malakoff Mum and other visuals were gaily decorated with Bags on Use ae oaslos. lir. Whist, the chairman of the board, presided. The puppet of the meeting had reference to the trifle in general sad that per steamers with Inland in par tica/ar ; also that of the construction of the proposed hotel , on the spot, for the aesomerodation of the numerous pas sengers. Thin Is one of the mast importast events favour- We to the line that hex yet transpired. The greet delay in the completion of the pier mast have arrested their attention and roamed their displeroare. TIER CANADIAN ROUTE TO WESTERN AMERICA. —By the Cuisines mail steamer, whisk was to leave Clashes on the 16th instant, we may ang st to bear of the opening of the westera **elks of the Grand Trunk Railway from Montreal to Toronto, which will establish the Canadian route from the far west to Portland during winter. Accord's( to the Milwankie papers, the exports tram that port aloes for the neat slaty days would unseat to 1,600,000 bushels of grata per week, affording employment to 120 vessel. per weak daring open water. Throe shipments will be discharged either at Collisgwood or at Windsor, sad Gad their way to the seaboard by tbe Greed Trunk Ramey of Canada at a cheaper Tate than by the Gaited ROW railways. It is, thentore, gales sleet that beeseheth Chas& semi the Western &stele( Aussie* will ferule Wendell* draper than they eon be liesupht trees die senntrles berilerlist es the Black Bea. lime supplies bees already arrived at Qatbee According to the West Moises 60 meals scald obtain ono.. it • ussisrete rate woo irked. The owner. to Portland may be estimated at 4e. per barrel ; theme to Liverpool at 3.. Comda aid the Western states ear el waps largish Baer in say geastity, sad the least wheat at tile, per quarter, delivered en ship at Liverpool.—Liviorpoof Gorier. ANNE AND FRESH WAWA AQUARTA.—A Nth of • somewhat novel charsetar took place yesterday at the medical mart, counties of musty marina and fresh wet., mauls, completely Hooked. There were a great amber of person must, and the room was so era wdsd that it was din:oh to get • glimpse at the various lots. The tanks were for the scut part made of metal frames, stud with plate glue. A few wore sound with ornamental brats, and Litted with whit* marble slats. Among the marina animals aid plants were specimens of dianthus parasitise, crassioornis,bellis, artists, soesembryantheanim, man . • pores, serpale,eontortriplicits,gemmatisa,and other varieties of neophytes and sea anemones. The froth witar tanks wan stocked with rock work is picturesque deeigns ' gold and elver fish, carp, minnows, tenth, It-. Prepara tory to the sale, the raetionsers (Messrs. Protheroe and Monis) ob served that the sale wee the Int of the kind that bad ever been held, sad that they would ant presume to attach a va lue to the property. There were so doubt a great many gentlemen present well verged in this description of missal, aid they mist be the arbiters of the value. The tanks, whew sakl, would he remove to any place within •distanco slltamawOttoplissofsole, at recharge offs. per mile, sad per would be mat to me them properly land. Lt I was described ss "an elegantly-fitted fresh wilco oquirism,with rook-work, aquatic plants, sad stocked with ithulis ai tt r and enter fish,tho.,Fitsth 1 foot by 8 lichee." Thw lon was only 2s. id., aid, ° the surprise of all pewit, the et was knocked down at 18.. The bidding, afterwards improved, and a spirited competi.ion wes kept up, the prices varying from 30e. end 21. to 81. Bs. Lnt 31 was described in the satelogne as "a very elrborstely finished 4 feet aquarium in solid brass, with fluted pillars, Ilia., beautifully est aid moulded ; white marble blitow, with four polished circular corners formed to receive two fora towers and two marine globes, or fern tower' to the rimers of the same; beautifully fitted with white marble arch and lug* fernery to the centre of the same, stocked with a very choice selection of geld and silver fish, sup, teach, minuets Itc , being the handsomest trounce% of the kind in L oader." This lot realised 81. Bs. the highest pries of the day. There were several ladies paint at the sale, and a strong matter of the lovers of marine a , olegy, ESTATES IN CHESHIRE AND MERIONETHSHIRE.— Oa Thoreau last the important estates of Role•worth Castle, in Cheshire, and Dieu Moddw., in Merionethshire, were rubmitted to she public competition at the Auction Mart, Chest,., by Messrs. Charter. Loop previous to the sale coasasociog, a large concourse of influential men, with their solicitors, from all parts of the kingdom, were eaningated to watch the proceedings, the large room Wag crowded. The Be.eswortit Castle estate was first offered. It comprises upwards of 2.300 acres of fine laud Is the very heart of Cheshire, end It. beautiful position, has, since the death of the late owner, earthed /*orderable attention. It was put up at 90.001.1., the !Adios@ ad noels, midiy up to 128,0001., when there wen a Blight panne, sod Mr. Churton held a short c-nterepe r g with the vendors, which resulted in their determination to sell, sad ultimately it wee knocked down for 130,0001., to Mt. Blesksomp. of Liverpool, se tbs 'goat of ItAward Meekensie, Zeq., an eminent railway contractor. As soon se Ike oommatalations is Mr. Maekeneie bad subsided, the Dimas Mowddy estate, sear Meebyalleth, formerly belong ing to Mr. Mytton. of Holston, was pat up, for which the hilltop were equally brisk, oenumeelan at 25,0001., &II- I rowing by 1,0001. et *bidding sp to 35 0001, at which eau it wee knocked down to Edwaed Beckley, Erg , edr dieter, the vatnilie evideetly teems Morelli. MONIST 11411.113111-THIS DAY ii Two o'CLoar" The funds retain much firmness. After rising per cent., prima have returned to the closing quotations of yesterday. Consols temporarily attained 921 to I for the 6th of November, and are now quoted 921 to 1. For money the price is 921. The Three per Cent.. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 921; India Stock at 2281 ; ditto for account, at 228; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 981 and 981; Exchequer Bills, 2s. to 81. prem. ; and India Bond., at Bs. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. have again been subjected to fluctuation. Transaction. are officially recorded from 891 down to 89 ex di,. Other foreign stocks show steadiness. Sardinian is better supported. The sales include Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents. at 831 r texch. 12f1.) ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs. at 95 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 781; ditto Three per Cents. at 64 ; ditto Four•and•a-H►lf per Cent. Dollar Bonds at 59; Sardinian, for the 31st inst., at 891 and 89; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 411; ditto, for the 31st inst., at 42; ditto, Deferred, at 241 and 24; the Committee's Cer tificates at 6 per cent; and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 991 for money, and 991 for the anemia. LettenfromParis describe great pressure for money which was aggravated by the increased stringency of the regulations adopted by the Bank of France. It is satisfactory to perceive that the Bank has at length embarked in this salutary policy of restriction l but the difficulties of the Bourse must certainly be increased. Rumours are circulated that the Bank will be compelled to sell its reserve stock of 60,000,000 fr. (or 2,400,0001.) of Rents.. According to other reports, the funding of a large amount of ?rosary Bills is under con templation. In the mere fact of these rumour, being generally accepted, we have evidence that the mone tary crisis in France remains u yet without miti gation. The whole of the 98,6001. in specie ex the Beide, from New Yak, will go to the Continent. It con silted of American eagles and bar gold. The steamer Union has taken oat 21,0001. in specie for the Brum le. The sum brought in by the Madrid from the Peninsula is 3,3001. The corn market yesterday was study, at Monday's rates. Flour was in demand for exportation, and firm. The arrivals of foreign wheat and oats are liberal. For several days put not a single grain laden vessel hu arrived at port of call: the total arrival, since lut Friday are limited to five cargoes. The few cargoes which remain on sale off the west are held for extreme rates. Yesterday a cargo of St. Petersburg wheat was bought for Lisbon. Two parcels of Hubanka wheat, now lying here in bond, were also purchued for France. As an illustration of the scarcity of silver coin on the continent it is mentioned that in some parte of Switzerland the manufacturers are unable to procure silver coin wherewith to pay their workmen. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on their respective presidencies, from the 10th to the 24th Inst., is as follows: _ Rate of *gaup. Nagai Modem Bombay Tow 41,884 8 0 The first half-yearly meeting of the Soinde Pail way Company is called foe the 4th of November. The following meetings are also newly announced: Scottish Patent Flax Company (extraordinary), for the 30th instant, relative to the registration of the company, with limited liability, under the sot of last session; Roads and Canada Lead Company, for the let of November, fora similar purpose; General Iron Screw Collier Company, for the 31st instant, also for a similar purpose ; British Colonial Bank and Loon Company, for the bth of November, to confirm the resolutions passed at the special meeting on the 22nd ; Thames Haven Dock Company (extraordinary), for the 12th November, to confirm the forfeiture of a number of shares. The South Wales Mineral Railway Company are inviting tenders for the oonstruction of the entire railway and works, from the Briton ferry, near Reath, to the head of the valley at Glyncorrwg—a distance of about 11f miles. The scrip certificates of shares in the General Pawnbrokerage Company are now ready for delivery, in exchange for the banker's receipts. The report of yesterday's indigo sales is subjoined : The sales to-day condole& sheeny sf Bengal, which sold rather mote freely, bat withemt any alteration in prima During the progress of the aloe 1,009 cheek were announced as withdrawn. 1,602 sheets paned to-day, of which 639 were withdrawn, 162 bough: la, and 781 sold—Total pawed 10,821 chests, of which 6,049 attests have bean sold. The following weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular of Masers. W. J. and H. Thompson, dated yesterday evening : There has 'gain been • good business traasarted in the colonial markets, and higher rates have been established. Notwithetaadlng the hrse quantity of sugar offered early he the week the sales weed of well, and priers have risen shoat Is. pee on, althea.' ea-day there has been tether less loamoden. The &mood for coffee has been limited, sod the elks hove pap of heavily at about former quota tions. The rise market is dull, and to sell, lower prices wail bow to be takes. Saltpetre is firmly held by im pales:4 sad the parcels diepoeed of have been at about le. per owe. abases. Black pepper has boon sold on lower tams, beta logs pond of Singapore white has changed heads at fell mdse. The quarterly asks of Roam= will be bald on Monday next ; they oompriee;abent 1,700 bales. Is tea there has been a good bulame doisg, sad 'Reproved rate. have been obtained for some dmeriptions of blank. The rettin; of the Bank of Englind for the week ending Saturday, Oct. 18, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results: eirealation Line Circulation active ...... e 21,165,445 Increase 612,665 Tieblie deposits 4.040.591 Diereses 3,960,911 Other deposits Oevenunent secaritim in basking department 11,103,696 Durum 276,909 Other secnritim in banking department Cola and bullion in both departments thmen day and ether bills 986,192 Menem 26,771 The Rest Notes in morn The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variation' at one view : Public depoidts Other deposits inertias .. £632,308 Notes end bills is circulation : lacrosse .. 539,436 Rost _ _ _ _ incluse .. 39,541 On the other side of the soeount : Government Neuritis. decrease.. 275.009 Other securities llama sad bullion decrease.. 379,585 Total These changes are explained by the dividend pay. meats. Owing to the repayment to the Bank of loans on stock, and to the maturing of bills, the "other" securities have diminished by nearly two millions. The increase of 632,3081. in the "other" deposits is unusually small, and indicates that the demand for money out of doors must bare been very pressing. Of the sum of 379,0861, in coin and bul lion which has left the Bank, a consideraele portion probably remains in the country. Considering the heavy disbursements which the Bank was called upon to snake during the week in ques'ion, the fresh decline in the reserve of notes is not more consider able than might have been anticipated; but the total 'standing under this head is now reduced to two millions and a half. This fact fully accounts for the refusal of the Bank to renew loans on stock. The Bank is still either selling or lending stock in the market, as is proved by the farther decrease of 276,0001. in the government securities. ram or zrouuto.—An Account. ebrulffibt to the" 716 a nd Mb Vie.. e. 41L kw tbe week melee OD esterday. Oct. It. left MOB DIMILTIIINT. NON WWI .03.TO:au Goveternment Penoitis Debt /11.015.09,1000100 Olr 3. Oold Coin sad MOOD 1401.184 mows 'avows • 3 Wizen eMpAstrmer. P a r . retors' Oepttel —.SHALOM Government Reeartile• Public Depaiite Oulu& 3 ' 1714°19 itti d ier ld W4l" £11,103.808 Madre oo Se a h e = Neer • Other Ileeerllies : , sad Div. Agra) 4,040.590 Ovid sod Slim Oohs 0 20M7 T IDS otbeallle 1'4 91 1 .192 f.. 13.238.021 =OM . pet. n, MX . MARSHALL, Chloe FIIMAY EVENING. The funds continue to show much firmness. At one period of the day a fresh rise of per cent. was attained, owing to some large purchases; but the closing quotations were i per cent. below those of yesterday, the tendency towards renewed animation being checked in the afternoon by the continued fall on the Paris Bourse, and by unfavourable reports relative to the forthcoming return of the Bank of England. Amongst the purchases of the day was one of 100,0001. New Three per Cents. by an influen tial broker. The dealers appear to be rather scantily supplied with Consols, and the difference between the price for money and that for the account is now only per cent., although the present amount has yet 13 days to ran. The firmness of the Consol market becomes the more striking when we bear in mind that all the loans hitherto made on stock have now I been repaid to the Bank of England. The Stock Exchange is oleo selling to the public stock which is merely lent to it by the banking interest. Owing to the constant absorption of stock by the public, money has become decidedly easier in the Stock Exchange. For loans on stock from day to day the rate is only 4 per cent ; and for loans until the Bth November about 5 per cent. In this respect the money market within the Stock Exchange presents a remarkable contrast to the market out of doors. In Lombard• street to-day money was warm and tight. Most of the other continental stock markets are dell ; but at Frankfort yesterday there wee a rise of 3 per cent. in Austrian stock. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 3 for the 6th Nov., were first marked this morning 923, sub sequently 923, thence advanced to 923 to 3, and were finally quoted 921 to 3. The last price for money was 921 to 1. The official business report is as fol. lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 3, 1. 3, 1 ; ditto, for account, 6th Nov., 923, 3, 3. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 3, 1. New Three per emits., 921, 913, 92, 913, 92/. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1880, 2 13-18, 21. Thirty Years Annuities, Oct., 1859, 2 11-16. Bank Stock, 212, 213. India Stock, 226. Exchequer Bills were quoted 3s. to 61. prem.; Exchequer Bonds, 981 to t; and India Bonds, 2s. to 6s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. were first marked 901 ex div., but were subsequently affected by renewed sales, and closed about 1 per cent, lower than yesterday, at 891 to l ex div. The Guaranteed Pour per CHILI., on the other band, were in demand for invest ment, and left off rather better than yesterday, at 991 to 1. Spanish Bonds were rather better, and other foreign securities steady. Ottoman Bank shares clued to-day at 31 to 31 dis.; Bank of Egypt at 31 to sk dis.; National Dia count at 1 to 1 prem. ; London Discount at 1 to -/ dis.; and General Bank of Switzerland at 11 to 1 dia. The old bank stocks were steady, and tranew tines are effected with less difficulty than was noticed a few days ago. Land and steam shares were quiet.. London Dock stock is officially marked 1041. Canada Government Six per Cents, were in demand, and higher. The nominal closing quotations for the newly pro jeoted railways are subjoined, viz. Eastern Bengal Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Ceylon Railway, 1/ to 11 prem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to 1-16 prem.; Riga and Dunaburg Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A shares, par to 1 prem. ; ditto, B shares, 1 to 01 die.; Metropolitan Railway Guaranteed shares, to t dis. ; Copiapo Railway, dis. to par ; Italian Junction Railways, lt to 11 dia. ; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1 to 1 prem. The nominal quotations for some other new pro jects are as follow :—European and Indian Junction Telegraph Company, 4 die. to par; Bernard's Patent Machine Boot end Shoe Company, 1 die. to par; West Ham Distillery Company,) die, to par. 1 awllllBllltH lai Aillmo agra 14 I▪ s Oralmeas.. 6 118•2100.b.pap.• 11 W Do. - 11 lab H . Triail.. • It G&W& • MI I.t ISM 1011 Da. 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Prat— *4 sil Wamtiralk•'.4B. elbow 14 • Waiters or •••1816 1 W ballad JOINT MCI Assays .- NAN lON NO engraft INdsiLamea NAN WIN INU N NL Dm& Aussies NAN skill DI • Neatto NAL or iAsii.DCILLi. MN •!. IMO INg.last.ll. WAN , Net elkiNnelbli NM Las.aset.Dolnamt. WO Imisaral Omm ... UN lanklas. i v. NIN lonia Nat Nnk ISM elfalotesl; KM %Nam eillemd... 28,06 V Valimi NM ....... KM I I Ike On& Wails NAN N • • • • NAN , Novlrial et . - 111 N MI Diu We 1/1 MOWN II Vain if Assin6" lAN - Do. Dow WO N Mike of Lied ... " . sir« SAN NI Ode? Natal.. . . 4.10 NO W. Disk el ai.: 11111 :1 li g . dle Ili 17 NI 17 93 07 le le ✓ ft 191 101 71 ?I • 54e II 411_ 411 14/ 141 Sal O4 17 711 • 8 elo I 1 ill 16 17 SI IS MINES,-THIS 114 Y. Two o'CLocK. The market for British mining stocks remains ic active. lhe chief inquiry is for Alfred Consols shares, whioh have shown au upward tendency dur ing the hat day or two. In the Stook Exchange to-day the Rhymney Iron Company's shares have been dealt in at 231; Cobre at 64 ; and Mariquita at 10r. Bnbjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange : Alfred Consols, 16, 4; Grumbler and St. Aubyn, BC, 86, 90; Great Alfred, 91. 10; Great South Totems, 14, 1, 4; Lady Berths, 21.., 22.. 6i.; Porkellis, 10, 1 ; Roeewarne Untied, 674, 70, 6 5; Sortridge Console, 3,1; Wheal Mu gay, 314; Wheal Mary Ann, 39; Wheal Wray, 74, 1. In the metal market copper still maintains its good position, and the makers are full of orders for some time to come; al'ogether the market is iu a healthy state. Manufactured iron iv very dull, and prices may generally be considered fully se. per ton lower. Lead continues dull, and prices rather in favour of buyers. Spotter is flat, and about 10s. per ton lower In price . In tin there is a good business doing, and prices very irm. COMMEBCIAL AND MARKETS TALLOW MARKET.-Tllll3 DAY. This market is firm at the annexed quotations :—Town tallow, 551. 61. sett cash; Petenhurs Y.C. oa the spot, 561.91. ; ►ut three months, 561. to 3d ; January to Matelt, Me. 81. Maim= ATMIAOII3.—Town tallow, 685.; fat by ditto, 3s. Old.; yel!ow Ru.sien, 56,.; melted staff, 43s 61 ; rough Litto, 27e.; tallow g , 175.; good dregs, 70. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a full supply, and trade teary. Prime meadow has, 681. to 80s.; superior. old, 84.. to 905.; inferior, 50s. to 80s.; rowen. 50s. to 705.; clover, 70s. to 110 r. , 'mood cat, 70s. to 90s. ; straw, 245. to 281 COVENT GARDEN MARKET.—THIS DAY. Tbicgs Lava etered but little sine, oar last report. Supplies of home-grown fruit ars still limited, but large oonsignmenta of Graves, Pain, and Apples c infinite to be received from the Continent. Good deafen Apples sad Pete!, however, still realise high prices. Pears consist of Marie Loutee, 041114 . 2 Bergemot, and Duchene d'Antrou- Nene. Lisbon Grapes facts 10s. per dos. lbs. Poaches mid Nectarines are all tut over. Filberts ate a wile cheaper. Rent Cobs are now eomiog in in goad condition for swims, sad meet with a reedy sole at from 110, to 120 s. per 10)lbe ; Barcelona Nate, 200. per bushel ; New Speoish end Brazils, 18e. do. New Oranges have strived from Madeira, ;Woo from Is. to 2s. p.r d•zee. Torcatoes are still arriviog from Frazee and Spain. All kinds of vegetables in seam are tolerably well supplied. Portugal Onioas fetch from 96. to 16e. per 103, or from 2s. to 3s. per dozen. Potatoes are very mach diseased Cut dowers con sist of Helio'r opee, Orchids, GerZetias, Violets, Camellias, Mignonette, Heathy, and Rows. FRUIT. fiare, per doe., Se to Go A ppleo, per batik/ye, Ile to do LAl3Ollr, per doz., le tot f 'lbws, per lb., 10d to la 9d Kent cote, perl•Olbe.,los. to 115. A'mords, per bah, 32. VEGETABLF:II. Pisa Apple.. per tb., 3 e to is Groom, per Ib, In to 46 figs, per dos., le to Zs Make.% twit, Lw ti Peachy , . per d't 3 " 44 Neeteriaeo, Qu., :s w is Coffers, per dorm, fa t 0 .11 . -114 Csalieowers, r.er dor ies, Is to 2. Bracesli, per bench, 94 to Is Ad Brysrseltrosa., per bill siese, Caprice= per 10'. I. to 2. Te e . •üblo . tioarrogri, per dos., fid to to TetOnToefk, per ht. sieve, ts to ee per 1d to !r! ' French 6,ftus. it r half sic'', le ed " Pouters, ore,eer Pro,3os to 1004 per bash, ts to 2s 9d Carrots, p.')Lsolt. 44 to Pd Turnips, per dos , C. to Is dd Aprioscli, per Were, I. '4l to Its Coet.rohers, cart. td to Is Od 191,, perrPup. tr 94 tll to 11 talki Odin, pe. tests. par beads. Id to Id °stops, ter Post ai, ts to 49 artittadas, each, id to td Oaths, For lb.. 4d to id ritGeors (Mk. P. Kate, Is to is Gd Euchre, per more, Is to Is CA Radish. turnip, p dos, Is to Is Od Smar, heads, p. pan., 2d to 3d • Rome Fitilsh, pee MIL, Ss to to, Muotoooma, per pot., la U., to Is C4I Parsley, pv bureb, Id to 4' Mint, mem. per bunch, 24 to 3.1 Marjoram, par bunch. Id to Id Savory. do, Id to 2d Chilies, per 1(0, Is to la Gd ' A vote of 5.0001. has been proposed it Leeds for the org is wh eh ie to be built in the new Ran there. CIITOTAL PALACE. ONE SOILLINO 1 /AIN—. , FRIDAY, On 24. Admisaione on pay .•n•, 1,617 ' ditto by NMI notate. 369. Total visitors. 2,06. I