The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-28 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. *VMS use ISCUROTIL UTitooaDIMART CAM Jooeph Lane, as elderly perms of respectable opponent*, surrendered to take his trial for publishing a false and ma. Inoue libel. Mr. IfoOkin and Mr. Poland enductird the prosscatioe; Mr. Robin* was mussel for the defeadatit. The circumstances of the case were of a wry remarkable charecter. Tee prosecutor of the indiotatoat was a gsatimma armed Salter, who h.d for a great many years prestige& as a solicitor at Chard is Soownetehire. It appeared rat is the year 1814,he b. log at the time clerk to a MOM, is the town of Chard, the prowcotor was soot for Mrs Itlf&fafi of a patients sawed Hood who powered mey Madialabie property is tats county Gt Sommastabire, sad be lewd that this pathless bad just OWL and as eswelopa t > Ms will was placed in his hands and ha *posed it a l l= that the whole of the proper y was deviled to Sir Amur dir Road and that geatkman cams lave peemita of it, sad retained possession of it until his death. It seemed that about fourteen yews ape the &tenant. who was a distant mimics of the dammed YMr. Hood, gest set ap his elan t arede property, sad om the 'monist of Mr. Bodkits the evidaase, it appeared that he had named to Ms most entre &miry promodiem, by brisling scams of eject- Bunt, attempting forcibly to noes, the taunts sad to assort his 'apposed right, sad am marvisa he *smelly osineeded fe &iris, away a SUMO, el bullock., belonging to sae of the tuaeste. sad task them to Loudon, sad It aim oppeasal OM toes *terse sew Woo. when ass Of theOf &leaden mums aboo Wel.tit sot appear, sad he wro eamessestly pet is pito for the seem Kr. thew it appeared. MI sited so the stoney for bea et the property. sled tlets bad risibly stetted the tape if the eeteadeat, sad M appeal thy he had nab ea •Mdavit that he had forgki rod altered re mil of the tea him, batman it to he trepd. wad this he reeled a advertiermest te be htMcaYd is the Pease Oassefee, raring a reward et OK M the appease- Wee of the puce suss. This was the lasi samplaiaod 0, mad it was ups that publicans lot the postai pow settee was prolomd plow tie deltshot. his. Baltee Ins its-tied, aid he were meet allastly that be bad nothing whatever to M oat the talll tweept rarities It ender the eireansteasis tallai I sad he MOW oleo that the wbolsoi Mo me woe is do headeidditi si On testator. It ales appeared OM re dehoiset had piesdisted rho bit against Mr. Wag. M OMS 11.111., he wad uttering the will. wad that the peed Jury *Need Mr. Itehiates whtreeted the Jury WO behalf el the defoodast, sad he disclaimed say Missiles to mot the sashimi impatotios upon Mr. balms ; sad ha muted that them wrs sot the slightest Osambw tics Ise the thaw that had has made vibe Mo. TN seesaw. betwor, he mid, was whether the allsedlost realty banal KWh* will le geodes wee a ferrety, sad it be sealed Aso that this wet 1118 MINI, there weed be se trews/ as ogles that the delhaileat had made the Ante etelleitady. asi the jeep ettold he bleed ea that greeed is reyterg Kist be too set pea ism etitmose woe ties 444 leis lona that Mr. =see et the Irksome to the ilk opeatelly de the iimlnslest that his ID bed Mho WO on a brOltY lei that he wade a ltrmetlea 11 Wt east. I ' lpa, at the time, It appeared, WOO sera* eighty yore _ w TY liworkor koiNg mama op. Weiss r shoat homer Casty rouwood • veiot of The hawed itworder matted Ow enlowee, end aid be *book woolder what woe the WO owes W adopt to proved farther ormeriewo to the prementor. THE POLICE COURTS. 11118 DAY: BOW-STREET. THE LATE MURDEROUS ASSAULT. The mesa NUL/ himself Joseph amides w brought op oa remad,diarged with saarderomly esasaltiag Richard Cope, Jearaoyeaea Or Dlr. Berry, jeweller, of Parliameat street. Mr. Leapmfar Beadstoek predated a entilliale hos Um hems mama at Westminster Hospital, to the effete that Cope was Is an salt state to undergo ea examiaatios. Mr. Jardine oltersrved that sakes there was say spinal NOM k would net be ameessry to go tato aay seldom., es the else suet ia say meet bo adjourned. Impactor Bradstosk said some of dm vitamins lived at a distaste, sad it was desirsble to exesalse them, Is keep Mom esatiltir. Mr. Jardies—Very well, go oe with them. Jame Risking I live at 80, Liverpool-read, sad an • green. Oa Koaday evealag, iw week, I wee yawns a p?arll•.gt-etreet, at .best balt poet wink lad .y Meadow wee draws to Kr. Berry's shop. Thom were unseal penes, then, sad I need • while myself. I wend ese •an Wend., and I saw hi. earths • blew, bat I send set en the penes be man. humanly • nes cone oat with • cigar la hie meant*, sad • panel la Ns band-.. dear a bleak loather beg, or • pared dose up la Kan Leann. Be palled the door to alter blis, teat he bed hardly left whoa the door west era sad I saw • naa lying bleeding oa the lon. We thew peened the sus, who walked as tar as Cumonnew, aad nos oe be fend he was panned, he heir to nu. He is. down Caams-rew, snow Bririge.etrookaad Lbw the spurt leading to Paine- yard. I was an non On twisty yards bon kin. Is Pena-yard be turned to the right, NM was Mopped by a waternas. There wee a awed marl so that I enld set get elan to we hi., bet, to the beet el ny belief. that le the.... Hoary Craft said—l live at Wokbitten sad was formerly Is the patios. Os Mosdoy eight, the 30th tutu.% at about 20 misses, pest Wm. I was postai three' h Pasikaeatureet with a yeses woman, whea I hunt a blot try of " bor der" hots tie shop of Mr. Berry. It sewubd to me hke a wousa's vein. I saw the primmer !aside, sad sow boa strike a blow, but could sot see the - ise who was sena pr . Ms repeated the Mew bee sr du times. Be aback ever the essaler. Owe aaa wb. WY than said. " It b ealy • rotes I. has wife," sad walked quickly away Tbe pima% ides he kft off mate& took op II perseCead sele ewegall I weaved hum for about us yards. ibis limbed laift Nap sad sew the use heisted the essallee_ twiner w lop et %bowsaw with both heads sod MI twit owed with blood. &sew people west la sad eurkd Ms est. After wards the Friesen was broaght back. lan gdeesere he Is tbrvseso use. 11sryWal.b, wife of Walter Walsh, a leatber-beelailee. make r, in Bberrard-etreet, Ocides-.genre, maid that ea Mew day sight a li ttle after tea .b. eras postbag with bee beibial from Millbook-street to Perliemesta:reet, wham elm gliewl up the lifelinierver now produced. Os Wednesday her butsaad reed tee report of this ewe is the paw, sad, sup pansy it alibi afoot tba saw, she took the Mk-preserver to the polieretstion. It was, when eke feud it, Is ro row rtaM r sow. The life proorper, which is of answal Mee sad weight, is eightly est la two or three parte of the kaob. kir. Judi e@ mid it er,old he only • work of time to take the au* Wireemeel. He would auk rather Mks it all at woe, whisk wold ooly be done apes a fawn coessian. If there au say other witaem.bo wen to be beard now for say spangle resew, be had so (*jamas, etherwhe he had nth., reassad se the are eked. Mr. Bradeteek replied that the_ ',Wapiti remaining an aemia were timetable, was would prove • lenses weals tie., tad s sermaaat of the led Drawees Oserds, is whir* rawer had served kr twelve paw, bat was Mamboed in diagram The femme eonvisties wee es the 24th April, lea Ho wee the. erseeseed is arcs yew harbourer tr burglary, het was sew es MAW of have. Hr nal sate au Bylaw Msrly, red it wee seder that mom Or Ile served be the yew, red also that be wee Mee-. Mr. Jardise said these *tames weld se well weed as die nest esemutatirs. He would resaad th. vireos WI tomorrow week. mAaLsosoucmaTassr. TIIIIILITIPHIO TIP LIPS OP • COMMOI•X. A tall, well-dressed woosa, .he peel the mute Mar • t att firabaa, bat whose nal auto te Colley wosboollst baton Mr. &silos, on a wombat, pasted r f l utwiq late by Mr. Buntline. clause with tornsseng tea elf. of Mr. Jobs Mann Oreban, a ossoodise WNW b Prieues'e Pursers. Thin was a snood dn. Win bar for bolos drank sad assoyng Mr. IMMO SUMO% sosediaa, No. 2, Neleweerut, Candsonern The dehenat, it appeared, wu Orr wader the proteetioa of Mr. Graham midi • km meths aso, whoa a seperstioa to, k piss% Mr. Gods= insense bar • IMMO is per week for In assiatuantik Lb May last ohs not him as is was leasiag the Priamos's Tbsors, red preseatad a leaded pant at his usual, on Wows of ebeh no palls& bet, fortocatoluto• her landed violin. ski •ffloss sired ire. Mitt wee 14 ONO NM hie ilieslsay, briewskt to this tout, and sonnies/ fir Mal as no Clown Crimean Coot, "nen ess ens tried, sad sostoaeo4 to (oar soisthe' imprhoesen with bard Wiper. This urn espind a few wins owe sod our 1161114 sin had been at libirty she had 011oplod * wins of manners towards Yr. Onion, by noes whoever In won, sad seri Isagesgo Of son • thoonsing soars nal rnirwset is tear of his Ws. Mader nos Onesistaaors Mr. mina prsawd a went fee her appreheariu. bet fa the suanwhils ski weal to the rssidease of Mr. Bruen, a Mind it Mr Graham's, when shit so abooodurad herself that hi was seTipoLlod Sop. Ow late eutody. r. liranisr said abut two o'al^sk that neon' hi was Nano/ by • Ind baoshiag se his Owe. H. wan dons slam sod naiad wbs was then? The diefewast seuorarsd n it was Mn. Graham." Ms fold Ur is to oaks • dis turbing* this, wins no beaked is,,. vialtatiy, sad end ski wenn to se• Yr. Omits. N. atestei bar that Mr. Graham woo sot la **home ; sad es alw parietal la kiosk• 1 iag at the door, ha gave her lato wistody. ISM was la liquor at the tine. Mr. Boadoa asked the defendant if alto wished to vodka Mr. Brasier. __ _ _ , ; I believe he has spokes the troth, neept thari did sot hooch after behsg asked who was then. I wasted to .as lb Graham. lir:b - r;haat does sot meat to NO yea, tha t ie earldom. Mr. Graham aoM ale lad sot thumbnail WI I.BllloSany, bat she bad taM • Mood of Lila flat ea would do for hie. Bhe was oaatlowelly ladlaerlop ood oirmytag lies, aad he wild mot get aid of Mr, Mr. Madan. (to delladest)—Why do yea de this Dafeadaat said oho had lived with Kr. ileabers far aeon thin twelve man as Ms wife. She had mvM money foe him, which he somminsid away la low tear Ormelivi• Me was without a damp of valiant w SUMP Mt of prison, and to iimom ohs west to Mr. (}nohow me to sob him for bone firomy be provide herself with amemoleo. I Mr. Graham add whfle oho kept sway from him he allowed . her 11. a.vmsk _ _ . ttalaidoot ;;a4lsiO;d . that Mr. Graham alarm Wool to avoid by. _ - - - isodee add it was set a wary esteelalag fast that a now hold eadsaroar to avoid her, war was it a veri astewridos fast that he should verses to give noway to a moms who hod hold a leaded pistol at Ids breast illelleil Yr. Grams amid set be esti bad Ur. Graham broishbt lerword say perms who had her throated hie life, M (11nAosilso) would haws soinsed has so tad nob bail as wadi hare lost has is si=t mom sins so sows. B. should sow sell ups boo to mar Into bow own ssoosalsoeso wit to follow kin GPI& Ths doisdast, Moles , eves the required probe, woo A17231/7 At MOM. List Fogarty, 19, was stit=itli attimplahr t• deeply banal( bp swallowing la Pairetiair*AU Ward, 79 N, sae hip was ea duty lad ii•r=Sur *Weak, la Mamma*, ElLaskasy. vivo h• VMS • poses girl was ha s liamilempali shoo. Z a psou•Spliislag. Oa iguanas; Oak km Mai ko !so hadhst. setanti that she bad bass *boa la the maul * ma= pada& Vilma a lON book *l* k her haaiy tai M mak km a* N kakark Shoosb it was km so sselial de l p iLlaskat y psowspoil she asissisak of Dr. Wright, • aankkisood tin steno* map sad a rri2 poise. Wks lust Isuaa sho INS gib eaallak a Is., pedal lanaklas. Oho saissquall, Maki Slat Ito hd atisopled as *knit Walk Woo wash Ink. Mr. lissaall—ls ibis was/ Dshadosa—Tes, sir. I sprier from W bat • rethine• leapt after so late thirtif "Irk tiodl ma I was ea that swam talus to Sokalsooll taco. Kr. Ranifl—gby did you do It t Delaadeat—l lad umber* to go. lea a sensed eat et plea. illy atey-tatbee 'ea't take no fa. Be is a weed eadar, at 3. Py eatrest, Wensfeeter. I have boom tryfai le get tato as asylum, aad west to tbe lifeasioa-beesepe tardey ehttaese, bet it oral that sp, and Ibis I etreited ea M eakeey. 31r. Netamill—A ad abets did yes get this polan Deloleae•—At a 'benefit's Is the ftmW, alt. I eskad I oe • paseruarik. ilanatill—Were yea inked vial yea treated It ter t _ _ _ listmdsat—lrts sir, bat I sail It w sot be sas, sad Asa the geatlassaa gays It to sos. I as when Is Vie, 10. ma paw ea, wits_ is looldag sad deem* attired, ins rsatsailed, that bat hither might la sesamasisatel with. raT. liderest Themosso, of 36, Hieh-street, Manholes, o shoemaker wee psol se the Mr Mien Mr. with walla teem die wow of Mn. Mee peete-moo ,IMP ecateiologl ar ts. ,l ll ... tho Gnat lieelkors Mellwar, Tallii•. Mid whit ME sew moat with soother tow Y stasbjrulsolluir me. Us mose or ilword sills veldt is 101231 T A? From the sib:tem, it append Sea the pilaw wee ea We arrival plethora last alibi, whoa be wart "ad spoke to Ni,. William. Immediately Jimmied' as abed bar W as d the °Seers haviag bees node oequelthed with ta. bath west situ the primmer awl appelathleil Wm ea Paatoeviliwithll What he wth likes' la lbs Min he was Waffled as beteg " mated" fora Xr. Cade rethawled Ida *mil THE EXPRIIB, TUESDAY WINING, otrrom 28, . 1856. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Tiro demi. The railway share market opened mass flatly this morning, owing to the beatings d Cassl4 sonpled with the approach of the settlement, ligisataire and Yorkshire, London and Nadi Wolin, and a few other steam, were Mrs Ansi. The reduction in pries, however, yes ant im portant, and the market has sine essevered in most oases to yesterday's cloning quietism Mid land stock is rather higher than yesterday ensues& Riga and Duisburg railway sea me qubd 11 to If prem. Other foreign lines are rurally steady. ORDDIAIT &RAW aim MOM 116 IP4. I Bowen. I Ckdulirimii„,.Pfbis 1. I ...: Hi i 14 Se . 11 pa Om% ami Boafts DmiLhetb. Aber-Jam Orillaglirted,•llllpAt. areas. BOLA N•.I DIM de. No. 2 Dik Svc err Oist.Plost M 1* 4 i 4 I se IN 110 i =r IT; or' an Bag= Oslo 4 UN But Lana per ma.-- add M Ulm • per Ca 11111a.rallatlarlas paared.al IM OMNI Ihriliras la• Dia% aaat 110 Dia Hoaxed 6181%414m all Oa. L Ilselkad 1.1 Prie. 14 04...0. ik Wawa (IreLl I (I.Wlllllllastaaa Spa too l i ttln uoiew smema PTO. 44 Pa. 100 D 0111111111.6106111110. 4 p.s. 100 OlitadaseiMmlais p.st. all Eka Star /1A.11114411_ - an Us. CliaiMe Iftd. all na dia de. • pal. 1.. Dalia. Ika. 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Tower, tad immediately Male/ ea Ames by a etredienesa. h emmer Niassiaa, of the Timms polio, sod bie boat% IMIW were immediatelyw, afterwarde es w spot. sod neared the body to the end beam la tire Tower el Imoime. Tbe toeyseeter Molt jeumedis id Os desemeers =sod mosey, mod mode am bermatery et tho mac were tuestpdaer devarelgoe, a M. Book of imillad Me, • Mow Mot by Mo Dosedeo stoma boil. god errs* albowd WY% So Illeibmprronat, =b the dsoloodt palm& body was men re tells HM of Mr. W. Wails, • sordweeb Num shoat of Duoilee, who ease to Louisa le ifs @browbeat hem eft awn ea Friday, sad mai be bam roboraol the own wool se-oserov. Mr. Wilson was Mao tom yews of sac • silver metals ear hood I. hie kb. It lad Napped at twisty Wastes tam Met. lir. Ewe, tae reperlateadoet of Thames Polies, ma io siebia• impiries Imo the eireemsteacee who I n ig t peat res dimatebed to ear dim. BURGLARY WITH VIOLENCE AT DALSTON. Lint maids 'beat area o' the ishabitints el the OrespisadMaiasa, were M. erased by lie Idiewbg belies Mew :—Mr. wed Ms who Nee is a bees Asa ies yards from lb. Lfragitorrirasi, sot see le the dieresse, asking tide yes live oppells, W keep a wetsh urn tb gaidlmis. bevreeer, enespired ; sad shoat the Ilse nestideel obese • Seam et Mr. Rowlett west over to One a tight le the peesiees. Es bed so ecaMte °posed dr deer thee ke m eshed three saw la the parlour. tina se skin isaies- Maud, dosed past his sae .seeped. The third ho Weld sod erpled with he agile .sate, till the siseseat 'seek Mat &sag blow is the head with • Illyearanse, whisk tames .enact hi.. The robber Ikea glade ale bat Mr. Rowlett, Mooch noel in bred, seespi to no ..tarn his, Mild seise so Mena, whisk atteadad tin allendlia et Nr. Rabbi ad Mr. Good*, two tondemen Y do ILlarimadoraid. id* ma est of Wiz skips sod sesersi the um. Tb Wide at tho stoles pro perty was Mad area hi.: it ..soiled of a was& and dials aged sine Am piste. • boadla i _siade op is laity • any lellt Mid Is *dr aardsile sla Vay nrideady be" sad, ham twiddle . made this issimilai, was assidural i sanne donor. Es was es bale stated tor Melnik awe ma. CORPORATION OP LONDON.-MRS THE LIVERY THIS DAY). This day a Comeau Hall of the Livery of Lando* was held at the CisildhaU, for tbe panne et !footslog the sport el tha assamittais appoiatad oa the 15th of April last, to any sat the resohatioos and petition then agreed ' ern, is opposition to the u Bill fur the better regulation el the Corporation of t►e airy of London," and to agree to re solution sesearsing the new. The Right Sea. - the Lord Mayer took the chair at two *Wink. ♦ bin had bees lessed by the eciamitteo, is whisk ell who feel as Want la the groomed** of their rights and privileges " were begged to masa. The attiodasee, however, woo by so lamas aumerow. Oa the platform were Sir J. Duke, Althorn's Cubits, Alders.. Wire, Alder... Hale, Aldermen Parseembe, the Maas and Uadsr•Sherifs. The 'mean hay. lag best spatted by Use Lord Mayor, the deft. neat of the premediogs of the committee is rale rums to the politica wee red sad resolutions parsed approvisg of the Mops taken by t►e cemmiteso, sad dealer. tog the determination of the Livery to dotted their easiest sod privileges, whiles ready to adopt all amearery re form,. ♦ committee woe appeiated le carry oat the above resolution. Tile Lass BM H. R. BISHOP —The Moods of l ato ag l o w coosother, who for away years told the lan of PINANNIIIIt d Made to the U•iversity of (Word, hem commeseed a eabocriptioa, la order to Mee a mama-' Meet I. ltho memely, sad above all to parishes' the greyed OM ammo hie NEM Is I, and thu invent hie grave from = i ir so lg a ellles. The follswiee gestlesses kath already Inernris this desirable *think via.: The Bee. do Irmo almewellov, Oxford; the mth. the Provost of Qom's. Oiled ; the Rs,. the Pried* isf Bt. Mary Hall, Osgood; the Rev. the Principal of New-las Hall, Oxford; the Rev the Prolesav of greasing's! ilistcry and the kw Sir V. • 0. Oeleley, But., Preform of Miele to Um Ughenity of Osfard. Mr. alasria litathery, ef 43, High- Mieet, Osferd, hie kindly esesessed to teesive aratribic Messer is. sad sowartth TEI PAP= Dorn.—TM Committee at the Arm elation is ilto Repeal or the Tithes on Leowledy, resolved MO sight, that Ike time le new tome for rivrommeseing aerie epretiate for °bidets,/ the Waal ud immediate Mee eras paper duly." Mr. Millar Mime will be re. momeed, et the eolith' opportualry, to Wiry the eabjest again swim the menidoratioa ef the His.. of Cemeasse. HMS IMP IT • LADY.—Mir nada. II led, residing is !isomer& meaty. havivi hem essayed by teeth, wt a trap is Meas. Tb. months. uAeara Map was set it had dkappeogsk, sod a trail WM .heard Miming whleh wry U het tem. Miss Philbriek premed her ride and started la powell.eml wee set lest la evertaklag Wale with all he yeesehreelle. A shot from the tile ems teimMetad he saisteash and Mho Philbrisk lad the made. bailee of receiving • geed yoke Is the "pelt," la additio• to Me bout: allowedly the atath—Cmoodien piper. a IS II 111 100 le IS SO LOCAL SEARS Ammon. Dower. Oar. 17.-11wi air* lambs. WY, lira lam Wet bat ail:V=l6'4nd. 710 Ildhatdm spa aalamastisas:—Chtabar sod Halybas4. Ile. IL 1-Immailaa atalraeltastra. NI a— kimbo am Korth Wawa; SIN absaeld. amtllka. salamidae, 13/ 11idisad. 771 i—lienary amid nastat, if — Nara darn fat IWatra if. Brirusaux. Onr. 17.—lbsre ins •ad ataetat am sad very NOW balms &e.. Ilasaborat sal lialladas *Mg at t l i; W ands at In, 174 —North Iltdards at Si—ad Siragabko at O. LLTE3T SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Orr Amman! mageauz.) KMUMEET BOIMHRW MEErINa THIS DAY. Malmo' %armee Flysway .. 1 .. 2 .. 3 34 ni. Won may. £6O PLATE. Companion .. .. .. .. 1 .. 2 16 ran. Won by a hied. LATENT BETTING. 3 to 1 opt Venous, (t. freely) 10 to 1 Bas ono (of) 12 t• 1 Nitta (t) 16 to 1 Pretty Boy 0) The address to the late Bishop of London hag 110- solved 667 diastole., Secluding those of the two archdea cons of the Messes, ell the rent dew, 689 irousabeats of perishes or districts, lammed settles, or shaplaine, 'ad 43 &rows, who, beteg sow resident, or having rustily bola bossed, is the diocese, were distress to repress their cordial wannesso la these sentisseats of affectiaaate regret which the bishop's resigasnoa of his see hes salted kith. Malloll OF atnettasp —The Ostnhead estate, meetly parsessed by the Bielesisideal Commissicsers j yas yesterday impeded by the gal of Cliebuter, the First Mush Mega Commissioner. We node/used that Lord Oblelhada le melds, a Isegthesed impieties of the tow mhslieggs • seines., Is eseerstesee with the suggestion of the less eimmitese of the Besse of Cestmose.—Geteadiel Oiraver. _ _ JIIADRQUACY OF FORBIS MACKINER'S ACT.— The "rareediegs . at the polies opera ue almost dal.' giving as push of the midmost" of Forbes atkeasio's bill to ✓appers drunkest's". On Med aside', In Mathes iftets Mosta perste' vane amerced at the Central. oMeo to the amoaat of 621 16e., beam of abirg spirits without • lkiesse. The chats/ter', 'sale sad angle, who painted theassielves as tarragon of the law, wen apparently reput able as well as the reverse ' • and an mush% feature in sue of the cues was • request by as old biasses who bad bw previonly fined to he allowed • few days to gather the ram of 161., in wash ha was fund liana. La • setter of same th e mesas by vbfeh the memos of the Ilse war lo be Mini were the profits of the illicit bet profitable teals. We have • full "paederast of the Iffistives by valsh the supporters of Forbes Meelurasie's bill are "Mated, hat it is hapsesible for say peen who attends the polies warts to fail to seem that &mahatma, seder the tips/atlas of the set, to my abs least of it, has sot thawed ; and ao one will be bold ersongb to okay that it is only slam the passing of the ass referred to that mu of Mien mile Lave multiplied. It le Me Me, that whilst the polies are vigilant, sad portly se, in their &teed= of this spease of grime, them ere seep mu haneamn In *bleb • determination le leaks • ease sahib an enesnat of mese mewls. Odds. au MINN of utter , mot be priory either for tie pitanallill IR the defame. Me to telly • 'mutable stab merme n , sad paispp aside the bed miswrite the be Weep* tor • 'equity late the sin of the *pendia of the sal. Wotan, ae desire to Allah laillldes Ae draakto ' wet _an Ma osatrery, we ere mike, that poem lamas Amid be sapid to asperses it, bat we ate rely sash AIM that RON las purls( of Mr. Mackessie's eat mere Wee to tlts nosh of Me immensity hem boss effeaSed tam IMO! imam the est of Hese Drenimead.—Oierpsies 08/411. Osiirat PALM. —Oxs Bausnie DAYr Marsax, 001.. ff.— Adildisluts at pr 700.1. 1.477 Mb 07 sums *km. W. Taal *IN% VP" MONEY IIARIBT.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocaL The fonds experienced a further decline of 1 per cent. this morning, bat a rally has Moos taken place, and prises are now quoted per mat. higher than they closed yesterday. Console, after needing to 92 to / foe the Bth Nov., have advanced to 921 to 1. For mosey the present price is 921. The Three per Cent. Reduced hays been dealt in at 901 to 911; the New Three par Cents. at 911 to 911; Bank Stock at 211 to 2131; Exchequer Bills at 2s. to 6s. prem.; Exchequer Bonds at 981 to 1; and India Bolds at 2s. prem. Turkish Biz pee Cents. are rattier better, at 891 to div. Spanish Bonds show flatness. Other foreign stocks exhibit a fair amount of business, but ; little change in price. The sales in cited* Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., at 96 to 961 ; Granada Active Bonds, at 221; ditto Defined, el Peravias Throe per Cents., 64; ditto Four-and s-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 69; Portages's Three per Cents., 1863, 44. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. foe 31st init., 231 to 231; the Commit tee's Certificates at 61 per cent. Turkish Guns teed Boar per Cents., 991. Venezuela Active Bonds $3; ditto, Deferred One-end-a-Half per Cents., 1311 French Three per Cent. Rents, 87fr. , ditto, Four ands-Half per Cents., 906.600. (exchange in each ease, 26fr. 30e.). About 40,0001. in gold is understood to have been withdraws from the Bank yesterday for exportation. As the Africa, however, %has arrived at Liverpoal from New York with 168,9001. in 'Fmk on height, this remittance may sunk* to caddy the continents' demand for the next few days. It is thought that a oblige in the wind. which at peasant is etsterly, would bring in the James Baines, from Australia, with about half a million in gold. This vessel must now have been 82 days at sea. The steamer Candace has taken out about 160,0001. in specie to the West Coast of Africa. This large sum is understood to bare been shipped by govern ment. Fee some time put attention has been prominently directed to thearceesive fluctuations in the price of Turkish Elixpr Cut. stack. Considering the limited extent of the market for this steak, it would b 3 diffi cult to point out any other r. purity in which specu lative of redoes, chiefly directed towards lower prices, have t:en so freely per:touted. Oa the 29th of Eleptember last the pros stead at 1034 cum div., whilst it is now quoted at only about 69 ex dlv. To a cortaia extent this reessekable depreciation may be legitimately accouated for by the the in the value of money, bet there is no doubt that It has t nu greatly aggravated by the sustained efforts of spa canton, amongst the int 1 prominent o' whom are certain members of the Gael party. The public will not have forgotten the opposition and misrepre• mutation by which the first attempts of Turkey to raise a loan in the Western money market were encountered; nor will they have failed to notice the seal with which the Greeks have uniformly 'abound to counteract the efforts of the Ottoman government to free itself from political and financial thraldom. The same policy of hostility is in operation now at CoNsteadseple, when the project for the establish ment st allatisaal Bank, to be conducted open sound =Fpaingiples, meets with every form of inte• ela ppsithe, bath apes and covert. Many per. sole saw* that the competition for the Beek eowesesion, which is hereafter to include the Wang of a government loan is intimately connected with the resent extra: ordinary fall in the price of the Biz per Oeat. stook in London. It is Nelda that the depreciation has been greatly pro wled by a variety of industriously circulated wows. The chief of them damaging reports is to** fiat that the sum requisite for the dividend just pahl on the Bix per Cent. stock was only raised with Mealty by means of a loan from an eminent firm; sad hem fits assumed tact the iskrence was drawn thee mak wiestry sweenstle the future dividends on the Ng per Chat. Bonds. Per the protection of the lossibsiirre it is essential that these misrepresent& Woe Wald got be allowed to pens uneontra dialed. We have the highest authority foe that the money disbursed am dividend u o t o l i l le stock this month, as on former as mama, was not raised by wane of a loan, but was derived, is due course, rrom the revenue specially hypothecated for the purpose, i.e., from the Egyptian tribute. To re-sseure the bondholders as regards their future proep e, we have also satisfaction in explaining that the arrangements now in operation provide for that essential point, the remittance of the Baptism tribute direct to Logos, instead of to Con etantinople. These funds now come direct from to the Bank of England. The bondholder also fled an additional parents, in the assurance that the Egyptian tribute, instead of being remitted to this country every six mouths, is now received in monthly institimenta, which are at once deposited in the Bank. This arrangement affords security that the bondholders' interests will not be compromised through any brief delay that might possibly occur in the despatch of the dividend remittances; for the needful representations would of course be at once made to the Egyptian government should any monthly instalment fail to cores to hand. The only difficulty within the bounds of probability appear. to be, that the last monthly remittance of the half year may perhaps be temporarily delayed, as a con sequence of the unbesiever-like habits prevailing in the Bast. In such event, however, the London agents of the Ottoman government are charged to make the andful arrangements. As the payment of the tribute by the Puha of Egypt is based upon a treaty to which all the great powers of En rope are parties, and as the occurrence of any difficulty in the payment of interest would at once give the bondholders a right to the active interven tion of the English and French governmeats, both of which specially endorsed this financial transaction on its first announcement, the arrangements above indi cated appear to afford as great a measure of security to the stockholders as can be attained. Moreover, even supposing such an event ea the failure of the Egyptian tribute, the interest and sinking fund of the loan constitute a first mortgage upon all the general customs end other revenues of the Porte, as specified distinctly in the original contract. The claims of the bondholders being thus incontrovertible, and specially provided for, and the boldest dense. tors of Turkish credit having refrained from accusing the government of want of financial integrity, the public have the means of judging for themselves as to the value that ought to be attached to the speculative manoeuvres and misrepresentations by which this property has of late been so seriously prejudiced. It should also be pointed out that the existing Six per Cent. stook molt always stand upon a distinct basis from any future loans contracted by Turkey. As 'evolving au exclusive right to the Egyptian tribute, of which right no power ean deprive the bondholders, unless by their own express consent, this loan moat, under all circumstances, occupy a distinct place as a foreign security. The future independence of the Ottoman empire is unquestionably consolidated by the result of the late war; and to this foot must be attributed much of the eagerness lately shown by Western capitslists to embark in undertakings of permanent utility in that quarter. We are induced to make then remarks simply because it is not right that a clique of jobbers, nworiotuly opposed to Turkish credit, should be permitted to occasion, by means of misrepresentation, such excessive and in cessant fluctuations in the market value of this pro petty, to the serious prejudice of the lona fi de holder. The corn market yesterday wee quiet. Good sualitit s of wheat realised last weeks priors, bet inferior eons were quoted is. to 2s. lower. The arrivals of foreign grain in London are liberal. Scarcely any fresh arrivals of floating cargoes have taken place off the coast since last Friday, and nearly the whole of the cargoes on We have been disposed of. Towerow will be " making-up day "in the share market. Thursday next, the 30th inst., ham been appointed spools' settling day in the Stock Exchange for the abases in the Feast Extension Capital of the Madre lisilwaT Company, with leave to be officially , Narked. Th. committee of the Stock Exchange bays unaniasously passed the following resolution, upon the oontirmation of wkieh the ahem of the Palace Company will be struck oat of the lists: "That In coosequence of the extraordinary modest pursued by the directors of the Crystal Palace Com pany in denying the validity of transfers of shares which had been registered at the aloe of the ooai- PraT. t h e committee will not recognise any further dealings in the shares, and direct that the name of the company be struck out of the official lists." This resolution stands for confirmation on Monday next. The object of it is to compel the company to recognise the validity of transfers which have already been registered at the office. The difficulty arises of course oat of the frauds recently perpetrated in the transfer department. Many persons entertain a belief that the calling in of the whole of the present shares and their consolidation into stock would form the beet means for extricating the company from their present difficulty and discredit. For our own part, we re no reason why railway and other companies should not institute the very :dimple and effected arrangement of oconsuairiating by letter with the party represented as the vendor of stook. Had sack a practice been in force in the Crystal Palace Coss palsy's office, the frauds lately exposed could not have been committed. Meson. Baring Brothers and Co. advertise the half-yearly dividends on Quebec City Sterling Six per Cent. Bonds, and Louisiana State Bonds, issued in favour of the second municipality of New Orleans. A special general meeting of the Brighton, Hove, and Preston Constant Service Waterworks Company is called for the 11th of November, at Brighton, to consider a proposal for making applioation to par liament for various powers. Tenders are invited for the supply of &considerable quantity of railway materials for the line from Mel bourne to Williamstown (Victoria). The report of yesterday's indigo make is subjoined: Prices eoutiaue the same, sad with equal firma,; ordi nary Bonsai rules 4d to 6d.. and good and fine 6d. to per lb. advance. A farther quantity of Madras and Impale passed to-day, and sold with fair spirit, good and fine mikes at par to 24., and the middling and erdiany 31. to 4d. per lb. educes. Hurpahe sold at 4d. to 6d. per lb. above July rates. 1,683 chests mead to-day, of which 679 were with drawn, 285 bought in, end 719 sold. Total peeled 12,406 chests, of which 6,768 chests have bees sold. MONDAT ETNNINCI. The fends opened quietly this morning, but subs,- quently sales were premed, and the market gave way. Prices closed at the lowest point of the day, and per cent. worse than on Saturday. This depression seems chiefly attributable to the continued tightness of the money market, coupled with the uneasiness excited by the knowledge that the efflux of gold from the Bank is not yet altogether stopped. The invest ments of the public continue, bat apparently upon a more moderate scale than daring last week. In the discount market to-day tightness prevailed, and stringent rates were exacted. The dividend money appears to have been already absorbed. The value of money in the Stock Exchange was 6 to 61 per ant. for loans on Consols up to the 6th Nov. - Consols, which closed on Saturday at 921 to for the 6th Novembor, opened this morning at 921 to 3, advanced to 921 to /, but soon began to droop, and were last quoted 92/ to 1. For money the closing price was also 921 to 1. The official businets report se u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1, 1 ; ditto, far account. 6th Nov., 921, 921, 921, 921. Three per Ont. Reduced, 911, 911. New Three per Cents., 92, 92/, 911. Bank Stock, 213. Thru-and-a-Half per Cent Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868 and 1869, 981. Exchequer Bills were quiet, at 2s. to 68. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds at 981 to /. The chief feature in the foreign stock market cow sista of the speculative transactions in Turkish Six per Cent. Buda. The price was marked from 891 to 88/ ex div., and the closing quotation was 89 to 1, being about 1 per ant. below that of Saturday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. left off the same as as Saturday, at 991 to 3. Spanish Bonds were more offered, and other foreign securities quiet. Ottoman Bank shares &coed to-day at 33 to 31 dia.; Bank of Egypt, at 31 to 31 die.; National Disoonnt at 1 to 1 prem.; London Discount, at 1 dia. to per ; and General Bank of Switzerland, at 13 to 11 din. The old bank stocks remain steady. Crystal Palau shares were stationary in price. Electric Telegraph stack showed some tendency towards improvement. Canada Government Six per Cents. advanced 1 per cent. Th. nominal closing quotations for the newly pro • fated railways are subjoined, via.: Eastern Bengal Railway, Me to 6-18 prom.; Ceylon Railway, 1 to lk prem.; Calcutta and Booth Eastern Railway, par to 1.113 prem.; Riga and Danaburg Railway, lk to if prem.; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A shares, par to I prem. ; ditto, B shares. 1 to oi dia.; Metropolitan Railway Guaranteed shares, j to I dia. ; Copiapo Railway, k dis. to I pm. ; Italian Junction Railways, 2 to lk dia.; Euphrates Valley Railway, k to k prem. The nominal quotations for acme other new pro acts are as follow :—European and Indian Junction elegraph Company, dia. to par ; Bernard's Patent Machine Boot sad Shoe Company, 3 die. to par; Wart Ham Distillery Company, I dis, to par. U ii 214 24 IS 11l N iii "' If 111 II Vis 6 , I, Tr_ li MINES.-THIS I)4Y, 'lwo O'CLOCK. The market for British mining stocks remaina quiet, and very few transactions are reported. Ia the Stock Exchange to day Soetridge Consols shares have been dealt in at 3 and 21, being flitter. United Mexican shares have met with some is. quiry, and are marked n to 3f. Coke have beam dealt in at 52f. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange : Alfred Cosmic 16, ; Fort Bower, le. 3d.; Lady Bertha, 21...22r. 65.; Pear:alio, 10, I ; Wheal Ludoett, 28e. In the Stock Exchange: Wheal Clifford, 6.50; Allred Console, 161, I; Tiseroft, 31. I3ortridge Consols, 3i. 3; Great Wheal Alfred, 91.10; Lady Berths, .211. 3d., 22e.; Broafloyd, 6. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (IT X.llOlllllO TPLISOILILPR.] (FROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Wa had a good attendance of traders at oar market this day. The demand was sharp for dry wheat, which nearly recovered Friday's decline. Back and barrel S or and ladias:erm was not so *sok dealt In. still prices were supported. Oats, Real, beans, peas, and other articles whored from Friday's prices. Tho woatber Ow. MINCING-LANK—THIS DAY. Soomi.—The market bu opened with a quiet appearance, and the public sales ere prurusiag without spirit. Re fined grocery lumps. 695. to 621. COPPER hu a steady app . The public sales ta ds, are too small to give quotation, Tau —The meat advance is fully supported, but the de mand has not been active, partly owing to public sales baying been declared for to-morrow and Thunday. COTTON.-260 bales sold at fell prices. 11102.—The market ie inactive, and prices with difficulty supported. Rum remains without &Mention. Dinitsmox.—The qurterly sales yesterday showed a de cline of 2d. to 3d. 012 the first and second qualities, and a considerable portion of the former was bought ie. Unto°, flab day.-1.680 sheets passed auction, 688 withdrawn. 280 bought in, lsesiog 720 sold. Dry leaf Madras sold with spirit at 2d. to 44. advance, qualities from L. 64. ti 3• 3d. beieg mat in demand; other descrip tions sold without alteration is prisms. Is other articles so materiel al!sratioe. TALLOW IIAKKITT.--THIB DAT. i►a tallow market is statd7. Psfeas ar gaoled as fol lows :—Town tallow, 66.. 6 1., nett mit ; Potenborg Y.O os tb o @rot, 675.; ls.t throe osoatbs, 665. 6d. to 66!. 14.; Isonory to Much. 671. SMITHFIELD HAY IHAILKICT.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. 3. Doak natant' a large 'apply, sod 'wavy toads. Prime mead°. hay, 68.. to 801.; enperior. old. 841. to 80,.; interior, 50s. to 601.: rowan. 60.. to 70a; clover, 704. to 110 t. ; oseond cat, 701. to 955.; straw, 25a. to 2118. THE CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, OPILDHALL.--abe amber of yetrnis lab o applied for, and obtained, U. freedoms of the City yesterday, *r 216. It!, capeeti d.l at a ear amber selll apply to-morrow, and teat ibis ttlal Inaba will, by the 31st but, nub entral thoughts. ~~ '1 i~~