The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (1101, Mr. Othiner Ikevid.) nt la LAMS MID anyza. Tbe trebnpii; Weeribel r d New Briar hall-ebeekr o r tbeir earilkser. no are le bra rerairly IV he Irk ark a view to the realleatra re raga The Iletilhaw ere err &Om , Yr. Lamer he the weigaws, mew Gard that 1501 had her melleal, Ib haalomple the ereepliess with the wa ning et the prillies, est wise et dr - liere offend any eipieltles. The oodles bid her teem isetbee, the chairs seafts the rear ; beer debris woo :n. rw i l d =relese the rtaisq4c7, the sergare i 1 WA oak ihe • tarbee The. rsaali ng rirree were prepared by Wealia. N u t and Tram - 111;1•11;tar serlisted lart the cleky wia Ow Mil et the bubvp.i. TY antillria sort be lbe emu wide Mei So paint line—Misa marl dew SURREY SESSION& THIB DAT. NEW COURT. (Balm Tihs• Pad* Nag., ad MIA et asighirsten.) stionersa 10111 MIT AM) • David Ogee, 10, red Mary ins Therodep, 10, were is of D dieted he Phalan deelles, kirk • wake, In as the person a Mr. Lilly e=lee the pesmenlen, end Mr. Charnoch &kid the The seeeesear is • inesdispnr vemilltelagewater. Walks a at tie top of Ontabpsiesa, In the 4 1 ==1 . esh=lent kat o'clock k the aketeen tof the hied it be saw des husk aid the pinkie ems w the West. The Mee was key drank, aid bed Ms WWI ekes mad Ids neck. The mho prisoner wee Wain as • pest dew by, and knew* thew both to be bed isms= be wiled hone,, and Air the bole bed pt the peeeseker a Ms nay top the knot strack sad seresbel wake bon tie med. eie pen blote stor that deem led she off, followed by the kis. Wit ness pitied up Mr. FloMip, and dime& gave intwaistion to the pin% sod wan the Anis escared, bat the men sods him snaps. John Menke, pallepanotable, 123 4 said that be head the ressaken esti r Oranbpetrest, and kind bin up kr rosily. Alter keg he took the Maas piers bee The preetcntor was taken beim, the arnlettate at end ischargod. The oak Owner wee lion tote eakedy • yak aftervrarda, by • ceekils el the F dhlda, when be denied being in the selitioneheed of We Weleetoo-road es the day in ammo. Tbitfirp lowed them bib that y, when it wee proved that they Wise peibite-houres to pica up &antes in nod rob ihm. They wen both very knee awn tern of the worst 4 0 11.1. Cbsisen ratanced each of them to seek years poi anis& THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANI3 . ION-HOUSE. -- --. 12••••• Laois e ras br o u ght before Alderman Ross, charged with baring mat indsonstly assaulted Mrs. Plum a nesfeserabis 'learned tecassa. Ms ashedsat-1 sea rather dent, and I dos% understand lb. !main _ _ Ron—ais says yea etterked her in the meet Mairent :manner, sad esieulted hr in tee mot noel end cowardly manner, end she a lee condition which calls for the voter:los of every matt. Defmadmat—No, I Amick nobody. lam see lam en in morn es S. woman homelf ic. I wee :sly walking alomg like amok h my old of me. other gentlonies whom the policemen amnia up and Altrarraa give-1 West eery word that has been sold Meet you, sad I esatesos you to hard work in gaol for or mouth, which will give you a Imam to humanity. (Aces Term,. a icor mineable kakisg lad, was dared with having unlawfully takes a &killing from • roc/Mt:mg "Tt the fee for becoming a moldier. h se ,romplainiust said—The ilefendant came up to me and mid he wished to bst, end I gave him a &Mag. I after wards bard that he had erred bdore, and that the medical racer had romanced him unlit for the service. The y e zoung fellow's appearance amply 'sweated that iut t pos e him, and - ths alderman eisred so mata te symptoms of comprise, but The sergeant rid his commanding Mbar yes detertoluid upon prosecutisg. The rdernma laid hi had no alternative but to commit him for obtaining money eider false pretences. Tha defendant—l was in great want. I do not know whether my father is deed or alive, end they retuned to relieve me at the workhouse. I thought if one neiment would not take me another might, and I had no scam of orating or defrauding. Alderman Rose—l am obliged to commit you fur trial. Ton meat talk to the ordinary of Newsom when you go the.. and no doubt your are will be taken into madden, ika. MARLBOROUGH.BTRERT. ISTrI,SYL 10811KIIT NT A IAAAA NT. _ .... . Jeee Maris fie Lam, a young Spaniard, 17 yens of ap, was placed at the bar Wore Mr. hiegbam, charged wok Warr ON. in Bank SOWN 601. in gold, and several rem of lipanish coin the property of Signor Francis Benz, com mend(' cities Peruvian nano frigate, Amazon. The prosecutor deposed that he was at preeeot residing at No. 40, Condaitoa reel. The rescuer had been his /errant up to Saturday lan, when be wee discharged. Yesterday morning pre Bator left been about 11 o'clock to go an board of Ms ship, haring previously derwitad 4M. in r.otee sad 601. in gold in Ns di.k. which he locked and put the key ta hi. pocket. On his rettinz i abont 6 &clock, be had arra to go to his when be found that the lock had bean tam pered with so that he could not unlock it. He gardened his other wren ae to wbo bad been in his room, when he wee told that the prisoner bad called and been urgers, when be remained • short time, sad than lett. Witness sakes pretty found open the der, and drowned that the whole of the valuable corona bad been abstracted therefroia. He at once procured to the nation, and pee information of the robbery, with • deocriptioe of the primmer, to the police. Walker, 6 C, stated that from hdoresatims he received, he apprehended the primmer I■l4 eight in Sydary-sereot, Com • meredel-road. if. marched Men, bat found nothing upon him, This morning be want by prienices directions to No. 46, Sydney-reset, where be mew • seamen belonging to the Amazon, with whom premier lodged, and who handed to him 601. in_ gold and • let of foreign money, which the ri owe had left it his can. 'Hie notes had not bent Imo* and be therefore wished for a remand. Remanded for • week. WORSHIP-STREET. Tllt RILV!IIMIOP CI STOW. Jim Hayes. • moveable. hersi-katared women, vse darted with violeatly eassaklits has healiaud, • labourer in the Dittis. Complaimaat goodaesperelay del lied his grievances, from whisk k tippetred that We with - led keg pursued such • sys tem* thine of dresbame tad violate* that it became thereety le espente tree her. 011 the previous evening, binafair. she contrived to gala earsare to his home again, thobthilei, sad isaaatly seising • large tumbler, baled k at his head. Foiled a the attempt to idea bile by dal mew she fed the dame in his hair aid ebilime, eels* diaggies hat est of the house by am mar mime oho thee amok bin each • heavy blow tall km Set tea be fell le the pound partially shamed. The arglearele appeared let dealt the greater portion Ibis etamme, ast oak leme the prima* pert tear Waled by s blew workroom of the terkiemg The a. bat a *adage a die ka sem& math the .Wa l ed lather said that ell this was math. sew ; yet he weer kid • Mad upoe hr. He always Sit meek oafs, however, leas the polio. could meta bla he. her Ivry. lb. V tyation—Now, what do you say to this stairwell( of i m a t s_ai lswir;? why, Ws ell fast. Evaybody knows how be • mei tee abeam* he gas the opporamiE . lb. iyarart—Tbe era is dray proved poo, eta the pr ass apposes S. have evinced great Mee ea tevady posished he anatakiatt wawa, sad, in the his., sena is Astir* safer for like bad behaviour. Tee, mat pay else of ,oe kis baptise sod ea eclair ...the D• —OR yea wretch; you tillatt WESTMINSTER. ClllllOl 07 NION.AII 'lOl.Ollll, I< CIIISLATA. Hoary Germ Witham Braib, 111...6.eASte.ley, Marks Stanky, Mary A awe 19.1.1,., wed /Ws. Brook., Were libirged before Mr. "'oyster with asearaltrap ;rinse. W.A. sin, minas M No. 4, Cleuokatent, Hattera.., biackenith awl nary wee I.ln elmenel with amiantus Henry Watson, kit latbsr, sad with rubble( bin. Mr. Cutaning, inspectsr el the B divines, amid ant New, Watson was so eeriosely lm *ad that be less amble to as. and. It woe so 4 known whitnosey ho bad lost. It sneered hoes the arkleses that about soma o'clock last Walt the cosaptaissata were ts Quess-nrset, Chelan, wiles they wen eadd attacked by the primosers. Wi th am Wat son am Wan ho ld of by three wawa, and broad into Ile nod, and at the IMO time be was knocked shoot no bead by One Whin le was rarsond trout bis &bee, the near MIS hustled by the labor _penmen, sad be was toothed skin by then. The sessali upon the elder Weans was non easel and dsteenhod. Toss hooks, mused Jams Ward aad Mary /law Ward, tofu - at a Maslow la Haeetie-rom. matad that they saw the eider Watson sta=a s,, the midst of th e riamere, arnwei dykes were Mel about. fir. Poynter seated "atsoa if be had last say Tramy. and is same Walesa saved that he led lost Ilk. He neolleeted &saki intim he pockets whlle was beim and by Orem. ks Wr. Payater Inquired if tits primmer. were boat f Mr. Cummiap amid Oat Brooks sad Emma books weft hen la tist-stilt TEE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1857. Sergeant Cal a, V 34, aaid that 07411111 lad bun in cu tody for highway robbery • and Potts:, 174 V, stated that Green, Staalsy L and realm look robbed•• assa al Ids Fold Intel, at negtessea-isidp, Ist ha refused to peen dr Urge. They were all remark& MARE LlB2B-21118 DAT. Two O'CLOCK. The railway share market to-day is well sup ported, and pnoes in many cases exhibit a partial recovery from yesterday's depression. The chief improvement is in Great Western, Midland, and Great Northern stocks. London and North-Western is now quoted 951 to 1; Great Western, 611 to 521 ; Midland,Bl/ to 1 ; Lanauhire and Yorkshire, 93 to 1 I Great Nwthern, 231 to 24 per share; London and South-Western, 441 to 1; and Eastern Counties, 11 9-18 to 11-18. Cilsiimiiailway shares have met with more NC I. I'M i ni„e in Tr i 14 im 1 111 Idl4 .S i ON .S." IMOD WON MHO NON WM 4 • 100 WOK ISSAIS 410,00 C iiseal Woe 1 11 IN. r.... MAIO OW* WOO KM DOAN MON WM ItZ MAN Kw tope 410" lINLi lanx.n. I arum a rapar4 pi. 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The we the Mute rear —OrieStalite leetbas Weans. 41-14ame re, se ar retelitz tj .. alatette seed ink iidah l i eb." llL i el i r d ettilleatere. the ig l i r sd. stele l i LILL lILn, Ile le , st.ik a c.d. 10. fan N. 01 lite le hl. ttat Welters of Utt. Ten years ago, almost to a day, the Bank of England ride of discount was raised to the tuts of tight per cent. THE LORD MAYOR ELECT.—Sir R. W. Carden Las appointed as his chaplain the Rev. Tressilian George Nicholas. of Wadhant College, Oxford, and incumbent of Wort Moulaey, fumy. VISIT OF LORD _ROCOHAM TO LEEDS: This distinguished nobleman will visit Leeds this day fortnight, when he will wen& at the soh* of the Mechanics' Intlitute end LitscarySoctly. MR. SPURGEON'S New BOOK.—MT. Spurgeon has just issued his first work from the FM. We says in the preface :—" Never was a book written amid more Incessant toil. Writing is to me the work of a slave. It le • delight, a joy, a rapture to telk out one's thoughts in words that dash upon the mind at the instant when they are required ; but it is poor drudgery to sit still and *groan for thoughts and words without succeeding in obtaining them. Nothing but a sense of duty ham impelled me to finish this little book, which has been more than two years in hand." THE COTTON SUPPLY FROM INDIA.—The Cotton Supply Amociation recently forwarded to the East India Company a memorandum, in which are enumerated certain works, which, in the opinion of the emaciation would tend to Menem the quantity, to improve the quality, and to reduce the met of cotton exported from India to this country. In reply, Sr I. C. Mels:ile write' :—" The court fully concur in the view taken by the smodation of the vast imtance of the objects which it is desired to promotet and will accordingly forward a copy of the letter which you h ave submitted to them, for the early and favourable consideration of the government of India, with full authority to execute such of the works enumerated es they may conaider desirable, so aeon as the present unfor tunate occurrent* in India will permit the authorities in that country again to turn their attention to the subject of public works." DIRTVRBAITCE IN THE THEATRE ROYAL DUBLIN. —William H. Ramon Stanford, and Frederick R. Fl , two resident Rodents of Trinity College, were charged on Saturday night at the College-street Station, by Police-con stable 169 B, with endangering the peace end the Theatre Royal. From the statement of the constable it appeared that while on duty in the gallery of the Theatre Royal on Saturday sighthe heard Mr. Stanford call out repeatedly for a cheer foe the &pogo. These exclamatiana excited the ledipaatioa el all who were near him, and, to prevent • breech of the peace, and rave Mr. Stanford from beim mal !reeled, he him into custody. While taking Min off, he atluSthet Yr. Flynn rushed forward mad attempted to nem vim lea were secured. They were admitted to ham, w® appear this morning before the sitting magis trate at Conawalmmet Policaotace.—,D4ll4 Avows. MONEY MAREBT.-THIS DAT. Two o'CLoci. The funds to-day are firmer, and exhibit rem ark able strength, owing to the investments of the public. Prices are now quoted 1 to f„ per cent. higher than at 4. o'clock yesterday. English railway (shares also show some recovery. The Bank of France has this morning raised the rate of discount from 61 to 7k per cent. Consols for the 10th of November were fret marked 881 and 881, and have since improved to 881 to 1. For money the present quotation is 881. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 871, 871, 871, and 871; the New Three per Cents., 871, 871, 871, 871, 871, 87Z, and 871; Bank Stock, 214 and 212; India Stock, 210 and 208; Exchequer Bills, 16s. to 10s. dis., show:ng a fresh fall ; and'lndia Bonds, 235. dia. Turkish Six per Cents. have recovered to 971 to 1. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Bra zilian Old Five per Cents. have been dealt in at 981; Danish Three per Cents., 84; Dutch Two and-a- Half per Cents., at 631; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., at 971; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, at 77 ; Russian Five per Cents., at 106 ; and Swedish Four per Cents., at 83. The Heatherbell has arrived in the London Docks from Melbourne, with 19,64 oz. of gold on freight, worth about 78,6001. This vessel has made a very quick passage, having been at sea sixty-nine days, but her dates have been anticipated by the arrival of the Royal Charter. It is scarcely necessary to remark that the step taken by the Bank of England in raising the minimum rate of discount from 7 per cent. to 8 per cent, which raises the value of money to a height unknown since the autumn of 1847, has excited considerable sensation in all commercial and monetary circles. To say that the step was unexpected would scarcely be correct, since it has been apprehended ever since yesterday week, and the extremely adverse character of the American news published yesterday at once im pressed many persons with a conviction that a rise to 8 per cent. could not be much longer delayed. Still the fact that the greater part of the day passed without any announcement from the Bank had induced an impression that the alteration would at least be deferred until to morrow, for it was not until between 2 and 3 o'clock that the notification was made. The calmness with which it has been received contrasts most satisfac torily with the agitation witnessed a few days ago, when the public mind was less familiarised with the real scope of the monetary movements in progress abroad. The new measure of the Bank is generally regarded as, to a considerable extent, precautionary and protective. From the transactions coming under their notice, the directors were doubtless convinced that preparations were in progress for immediately transmitting large quantities of gold to America; and, considering that the drain upon the Bank continued without intermission all last week, they had no alternative but to adopt a fresh measure of restriction. It is quite clear that up to the l►test date there were no signs whatever of a subsidence of the panic in the American markets. On the con trary, a telegraphic despatch from a house of high standing, dated New York, the evening of the Bth inst., and transmitted to the steamer at Halifax, states that bankers' bills on London bad been ne gotiated at 100 per cent., and describes the stock market as exhibiting unmitigated heaviness- In deed, the price of Illinois Central Railway shares, which was quoted in the letters from New York at 84, is reported in this despatch at only 77 to 771 per cent, so long as the exchange is thus exceptionally depressed, and the pressure for capital in America so excessive, it is probable that no measures which the monetary institutions of Europe can adopt will ;prevent the efflux of specie from this side; the utmost they can do will be to render the movement more moderate. It is expected that shipments of specie to a large amount will be made from Liver pool to New York this week. Several of the banks connected with Canada have already sent out coin, and will probably despatch much more considerable quantities, with a view to strengthen their position against all eventualities. _ _ The discount houses and banks have announced a proportionate increase in tho rates allowed for deposits. The Lombard-street discount houses now allow 7 per cent. at call, and 71 per cent, with a few days' notice ; the joint-stock banks 7 per cent.; and the National Discount Company, 71 per cent. at call, and 7i per cent. at notice. _ _ AtParis yesterday the Three per Cent. Rentes closed at 66.85 for money, and 66.80 for the end of October. A comparison with the closing quotations of Satur day shows a reduction of I per cent. in the money price, and of 2 per cent. in the account price. It is expected that the Bank of France will now be com pelled to follow the example of the Bank of England, and again raise the rate of discount._ At Amsterdam, Frankfort, and Vienna on Satur day the stock markets experienced a farther re• oovery, but the rise in the rate of discount in London will probably react unfavourably upon all the con tinental markets. Letters received from Glasgow report the failare of another house in that city, with liabilities rid i mated at about 100,0001. The precise amount of gold brought from Mel bourne by the steamer King Philip, a 30,834 ounces and 20,000 sovereigns, worth in all about 143,2001. The sovereigns being of English coinage, will go into the Bank. The steamer James Brown has brought 11,5001, in specie, principally sovereigns, from Constantinople. The advices from Melbourne mention that the ships advertised to sail at early dates for England were the Essex, Northumberland, Seringapatam, and Aberta. The corn market yesterday was depressed, owing to the state of the money market, coupled with the accounts of the condition of the corn markets in America. Wheat was quoted 2e. to 3s. per qr. lower than on yesterday week. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at ports of call since last Friday is 26, of which 6 are wheat, 9 maize, 3 bar ley, 1 oats, and 1 beans. The demand for maize continues. The country corn markets are heavy, but in France a change has taken place, firmness being now shown. The Fairy has arrived from Foo-chow-foo, with 004,50011 e. of tea on freight. Wire understand that the subscribers to the Baltic Coffee-house will on Thursday next remove to their new premises iuThreadneedle-street,formerly known as the South Sea-house. A telegraphic despatch received at Lloyd's, dated Htleingfors, Oct. 17, mentions the wreck of the steamer Spurn, while on her voyage from Cron. stadt to Hull. The vessel struck upon Digsgar and shortly afterwards sank, and is described as a " total loss." The crew were saved. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, exhibits a decrease of 2,8891. compared with that for the corresponding week of last year. The " &ants" of the London General Omnibus Company give notice that in consequence of an inadequate number of shares being deposited prior to the general meeting, which was called for the 20th inst., the /netting will be adjourned to the 10th of November. The number of shares required to be deposited, to render the meeting legal, was 50,000, or one-fourth of the total capital. The numbers are published of 343 bonds, repre senting 67,3001. of the Danish Three per Cent. Loan, which were cancelled, under the kinking fund, on the 9th inst. Owing to the further extraordinary depreciation reported by the packetjuotarrived, Amtncan railway securities of all descriptions were yesterday greatly depressed, and in numerous cases prices were merely nominal. For instance, Michigan Central 100 dole. shares, which were quoted on Saturday, 60 to 60 per cent., fell yesterday to 40 to 50 per cent., whilst Michigan 'Southern have fallen from 20 to 23, to 10 to 20 per cent. (ex coupon). It is remarked, how ever, as evidence of the general belief in the transi tory nature of the present extreme depression. that the prices current in London arc in nearly all cases greatly above those quoted in Now York. Subjoined is the report of yesterday's indigo sale : The rale to-day hie gone rather easier, chiefly on account of the B Catalogue pasoing, which consists of goods in second bands, and out of 2,115 chests about 400 chaste sold, altar which the A Catalogue was resumed. The sales are ex pected to finish to-morrow, there tefeg only 1,036 chests re mainieg to pass sale. 2,723 ches a hate paned to-dsy. of which 1,400 cheats were vithdraw•r, 637 bought In, leaving 688 chests sold. Ti tol passed, 10,478 chests. Total sold, 9,263 chests. MO`i DAT EVENING. As might has e been expected in the present state of the money market, the commercial demand for accommodation continues very active. At the Bank of England to-clay the demand was heavy, yet in few quarters is there any actual pressure. There is still a tolerably good supply of money in the open market, and the high terms now offered for capital must tend to bring it forward freely. There is no immediate prospect of any drain of gold from the Bank to the Continent. Indeed, the Bank to-day purchased 80,0001. of the gold ex the steamer Royal Charter, besides 24,0001. in sovereigns, about 180,0001. of the remittance by that vessel being at the same time purchased by the buyers on conti nental account. The Stock Exchange opened this morning with general gloom, owing to the exceedingly unsatisfac tory accounts from the United States. The funds were first quoted Iper cent. worse than they closed on Saturday. As the day drew on, and the public continued to invest, a recovery of 1 per cent. ensued, but this was not long maintained, and, upon the notification from the Bank, a fresh decline at once took place. There was, however, no sign of panic; indeed, under the circumstances, the market may be said to have exhibited great comparative steadiness, for the latest quotations showed a fall of only about a per cent. compared with the closing prices of Sa turday. Great support is still derived from the recent absorption of stock by the public, owing to which loans on government securities from day to day were readily obtainable in the Stock Exchange at the moderate rate of sto 6 per cent. In nearly all the other departments of the Stock Exchange the prices of securities have given way. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 88/ to / for the 10th• November, opened this morning at 881 to 1, upon the American news, and thence recovered to 881 to 1, owing to a continuance of investments. Upon the announcement of the alteration at the Bank there was an immediate fall to 881, which was the quotation current at 4 o'clock. The price for money was at the same hour 88. After the close if the Stock Exchange the quotation was rather firmer, at 881 to 4 for the account. The official business report is ax follows:—Three per Cent, Consols, for money, 88!, 88!, 88 1, 88 1 , 881, 88/ ; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 881, 88 1 88 } , 88/, 88/, 881 ; Three per Cent. Re duced, 871, 871, 874 ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 871, 87/, 871, 871 ex div. ; Long Annui ties, expiring in Jan., 1880, 2. Bank Stock, 213, 2131 ex div. • Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exche quer Bonds fa lling payable in 1858, 984, 981. India Bonds, 235. discount. Exchequer Bile have fallen Is. to 2a., closing at 10s. to 6a. dill. Turkish Six per Cents. opened considerably lower, but after being marked 88/, were subsequently pur chased as high as 871, for the 30th inst. A relapse then ensued, and the closing quotation was 881 to 871, or nearly 1 per cent, below that of Saturday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. may be quoted 971. to 1. Some other classes of foreign securities were weaker, but the general appearance of this depart ment of the market was tolerably settled. Bank shares today were dull, but scarcely lower in price. Those of the Bank of British North Ame rica were more offered. Royal Mail Steam shares were quoted 11. higher, and North of Europe Steam about 10e. higher. In other miscellaneous securities business was very inanimate. 40: t o Airs moo , st tow I W P M arildassC. NAN N Mai ONO P.M ObalividNialidlad.. tonaa. too to 5 NOV NMN larlis isa Oesely N.NO N Obit *WM* !Animal,. drat NAN IN Os. * Prim. SIAN SI V►Pew N.N. SO Nadmi Irk NV'S 111 Now Swift Wale—. N. NAN Si 114110 No Ppwaiiil S i = ISMS Avitralii* Diu Now KIN Si Mimi it Amailli.7 New . *IS ) MOWN fi 1411101==..... I.NO l OWE NOW . I.lo* IN Bask et -arca LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGINCI. (IT itsc-rsuc Tu./Guru ) WARWICK MEETING.—THIS DAT. WELTER CUP. One mfk, sir furlnuge, sixty Ty& Lough Barra, °Wks, Codringtop, Aug Lyraaugers, me here. GMAT WARWICK HANDICAP. Two mile.. Ilyeawiess Jack, KM Harkaway, Barbarity, Blue Bell, eller *Jaw% Laverne, .ud OptimusbyFaugh-a-bellagit le °Mime, are here. NIMBERY HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. Fe Year Gel, Night Ranger, Polly Johneon, Abram, Rowel M. Cashman) c, Misty Morn, Repute, and King William, are it hem. HURDLE RACE. Two utiles. Hellman, Lough Ha Mir Hathaway, Teddeeley, Cripple, Erington Ler, Come, and Heads or " le TM* are ben. The "MUM is heavy. et. Orman AZATTAUI.—BIick Swan, Forest Quails, Minor, ankeepte, Kumar Althorpe, Knight of the Shine, Terrific, R. Sneese, Breedlandi, mad Mary LovvlL MECHANIC" 1,11727T1TT10N. nuromunozi OF THE WINTER SESSION. (!ro• tlur Marorkstrr Guardian of this day.) Last evening, a mating wu held in the lecture hen of the Kachsekee Institution, Devid-street, mainly for the purpose of beans( an address from the Rev. Dr. Booth, chairman of the roancil of the Society of Arta npvn the eget= of competitive examination., the denim being taken me inaugural of the winter session of the institute. Mr. Otteza Hencoop, president of the Institution, occupied the chair. The CH•latese, in commencing the business, refined to the state of affairs in India and dowries, runner that, In the preen of such a conjuncture, we might well sek, urterly, whet wee to be the state of our trade during the rare sled the mrrgneat ordition of the many thousands of y dependent upon that Inds. in v ilr:dsr r this state of affairs, it was gen era known what bad en here, sad west wee dem et gin re working creme • wider knowledge of those things that concerned thentrum It was only • dew nuke ago that Lord Brougham addressed the regneerethas of 100 mechanics' institutions in union with Use Yankton and Cheshire Institutional A/SOCiaike • since then Plaselartgr had been runt for the distribution of 'wombat prises to suocasful students in schools of art ; the trent sod best friers of education of the wen lest week sitting at Birmingham, coestili al% new Norma reortion for the Promotion of Social end the present meeting wee for a somewhat kindred object. But before Dr. Booth proceeded with his lecture, it might to interesting to know that while, three or four years ago, the directors of the Mechanics' Institution stated to their friends and the public that they (the iikenore) believed they might wall hope for an Warmed meaber of members and an extended sphere of usehibiees EWE the institution if they could obtain &sew and larger building; so now, although that building had been occupied but • red lion, the rectors were enabled to report that they had mar • rapid, distinct, and decided advance. (Applarn) At preen* In one way or another, instruction was being Peen es WO hareles— (applacue) —there were 107 boys in the rale Preeek drew ; 256 in the classes for reading, writing, end erre& ; 130 en the mechanical draw clew. (Applause.) The day schools for males, reheard but two or three WOAD. promisedto be far more soccer/tit than the diewires abli a Meru ventured toZ = th i ey would daring the Seel, or even the second year—( )—sad they pee amerce that, with dil' the of the directors—or rather of the teachers, for they bed most to do with the matter—would be errantly sieresetel. (durum) The Rev. Dm HOOTW this proceeded to read his paper, which rare then en hour in delivery ; the reverend doctor was applauded. Sir Ingo erre moved a vote of thanks to Dr. Booth for hie able, Interesting, and useful Wren I. A. Tr amen, B g., M.P., emend the motion. 714 Lied bebop of Yemen...rem is supporting the resolution, said he regretted to bear one remark of Dr. Booth; for he (the Strop) hoped there was no prospect that the House of Commons would erer show i f indif ferent on the subject of education. lie would, through the meeting, tell the people of Manchester that it wee their duty not to suffer it to be ; that es the Home of Commons was but the reflex of public opinion in this country, as it was our duty to determine, with God's blessing, that than around and amongst es—nay, that OEM the poorest in our furthest dependency, should not pus away uneducated in the now t.* of the duties be owed to Ms God sad to his fellow men. (Applaum.) Albeit hls(the Whops) profeesion was one of peace, be would say,' Agitate ! agitate ! agitate nate you obtain this neceesery, this most important remit." (Applause) We wen shout to exerdee the most momentous region/ability that since the motion of the world had ever fair up= • nation. lie spoke not of the peat, with all Its air and harry'', and shortcomings—end grievous they had been; he spoke not of the nun necessity Imposed upon us to deal to the unrighteous doer and to the mur each his doom, but to spare the innocent and retreading ; bat there was • duty for the future—to decide hew we should reconcile our obligation.. as governors end as Christians; how, as governors we should secure the liberty, the independence, and the rights of conscience above all, of the people of India, and bow, EA Christians, we should set before them, without violation of that right of those truths of the (kepi which it was our privilege to parer and our imperative duty to endeavour, by all kite and remonable mesas, to ortnunicate. (Hear, hearj This would have to be decided by the legislators the country. While Manchester did Its duty, he reed but little, as far es she was careened for the result. His honourable friend (Mr. Turner) would, he knew, well nod faithfully defend each principle of civil and religi on, liberty, as well as pay due respect to all the rights of conscience. (Applause.) But it was imperative se • necessity, that from one end of the land to the other, every voter should be In doctrinated with • sense of the laity laid on hl®; that be should remember he war dealing with 200 millions of his fellow-men; that Le was making or marring fur ever the nes kr of linglend, se • curse or • blearing to than ' Peer under her. (Hear, hear) Recurring again to the au nties question, his lord hip said that It err with deep grati tude he learned that at the meeting of the National Amu-ta rs, le Birmingham lest week, evidence was afforded that the spleen of education which, 18 years ago, he reignited there, was still flowishing with cam Sete enceees—(Hest, hue)—chat now, as then, 1,400 crlldres, of 12 dsnoram doss of religion—(Hear, heer)—conld meet together to gain metal knowledge without a single user or controversy of soy hind. (Appian.) The vote of thanks to Dr. Booth was meted unanimously, end wee briefly acknowledged. The M•Tell having taken the warted chair, The Rev. Canon Rico soe proposed a vote of thanks to Mr. 0. Heywood for pending. Principal ORRYII wDon seconded the motion, and it was tended by acclamation, end with loopcontinur After a few words of acknowledgment from Mr. Her WOOD, The proceedings terminated at half-past nine o'clock, THE MVIDZI AT LEIGH W ooDs.—The NortA imam Meru! stains that a shawl sad carpet-bag, ecetsda isg asisagash, gemstoin, and other uncial, discovered fa the room of As primate Bea* at Etadby Howe, by Par, the Owenby prissirs, bars through the of the Bristol pace, bees Imissiiled as haring bo l"b := is tie paomaslon of Manses Powder when she was lost ems hi camps, with thsprissasr. la addii ion to this awkirsed contorasdary upos the prissaer's statement before the Bristol marktratas a peed= of the wire frame of a bonnet sad a blind stained hagrasat of the fabric with which it was covered have also bran found in the grate of the pal - sonar's room, mad are in lb* possomion of Inspector San wa:A It is eiwartal that these relics aloe are sufficient for idennScation ea having bees worn by the murdered women. WAREIIOI'SE Outs is GLASGOW TIIROWN OUT or Be I'LOTIIeNT.—A large number of young women la* bees thrown out of employment by the recent stufenakm of *rime firms in Glasgow. With reference to this nab** the Nora British Nest e 'We took the liberty of upon the Messrs. Macdonald on Friday, with the row/ imsoaraellres se to what the amount of amietenos ve t be, es well is the character of thole who might Witi7w7o; be inppwed to come within the mop of the philantlimpie Alert pointed at. We am informed Ma this week no few than 600 females have been &wharfed from this establishment—that them are principally trees the country, living in lod • and would warmly be able to do more even when in employment then to support them- Selves. Thew young women may be mid for the present to be comparatively destitute ; but there are many livainie of oat-door workers who, there is too much reason* her, an pretty much in the aim position, only it ma he _with tole additional hardship, that they have families depnaest yea them. It must 0410 be remembered that them are other ew tabliehments bavidee Messrs. Macdonald's in town from which wenn have, during the poment crisis, been &mimed. Thews alp deserve the deepest sympathy and commleiew tbs. We were glad to learn that the Moser. Macdonald sn in hopes, in a very short time, of being able to reams their wonted operations, when of wane, the hands that ban been in their employment will be egsin taken on; bat, ga there is an imperative demand for *astatine on thieli e rt i t the benevolent, and we do not know any better maw by which such otatribatiou could be dispensed than by the =s:t of committee of ladies to repniatiod the t Ibe hat" CONTERINCE ON me BANKRUPTCY LAWN—The Birmingham Chamber of Comntsece„ following oat the sag- Zko/ Lord John Rummell, lamed huritiag delegates from r:rioum chambers of ea:names to a conference on this important Inked in Birmingham, en the 17th of November. OILDINAIT 'NAM AND !OCAS. Unman. la=p l,_ llp i ...ass ._ • se Is w •• se 4011WAiii;:aTiireiW rieri7174.1;767. 'al ia framer mi Owl mid anis all renswil ail Maio ' , Pik._ . 41 alai* a _ is 11761; IM Ds. B _all Reg IN Saabs* IN SSlaborN. Pot% Oingtor •o • WINNE: Grost :Ur% of lotting IN Resat Scrams . IN Ds. .4 Zoo' Do. 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The market for home mining stocks this morning has been steady, but quiet. Alfred Consols shares continue in fair request, and are marked 131 and 14, ex div. As regards other descriptions, prices arc nominally supported, with few transactions. St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at 131. Lusitanian Mining are marked 11. (with 11. 158. paid). Other foreign descriptions are quiet. Subjoined is the official lid of transactions in the Mining Exchange. yesterday, viz.: Alfred Consols, 131 14, 131, 1; Eat Alfred, 31.1,1. 1,1,1: East Basest, 105; Esat 37a. 6d. ; Gawtoullitited, 250.,235. 6d., 24a. 6d. ;Great Altred,6l; ludyßertha,24o6d., 265. ; Margery, 11l ; North Crafty, 41, 6, 61; North Fiancee, 14, 141 ; llortridge Canards, 2 7-16, 9.16 ; Tamar Consols, 21s. 6d., 225. 6d.; Thrwathe, 225. 6d., 245. gd. ; Wheal Bunt, 165, 190; Wheel Edward, 91, 1 ; Wheal Grenville, 2, 21; Wheal Vuy, 6, 61. The Port Philip and Colonial Gold Mining Company have received advice. from the resident director, dated Mel bourne, 12th August last Considerable improvement had taken place in the business of quarto crashing at Chines. The stamps and the Chilien mill were working more effi ciently than they had hitherto done, and the yield of the quartz wu increasing. The machinery then in operation was a stamping mill of 20 heads and one Chian mill. Mr. Bland was proceeding with the erection nf an additional stamping mill of 12 heeds and another Chilton mill, seeing every enoouragement to do so in the progress hitherto made." The details of the proceedings since the last mail are coating by the Australian overland mail, the foregoing intelligence having been received by the Royal Charter. MONDAY ETIOYINO. Notwithstanding the further rise in the value of money, the market for home mining stocks to-day was healthy, with a good amount of business. Alfred Consols shares were in demand, at better prices, the mine continuing to improve. There were also inquiries for shares in Wheal Uny, Pendeen, Eortridge Consols, Par Consols, North Barret, Pro vidence Mines, North Wheal Crotty, Wheal Gren ville, Gawton United, Lady Bertha, and Wheal Mary Ann. The subjoined may be given as the closing prices, viz.:—Alfred Consols, 131 to 141; Peodeen, 21 to a ; Wheal Uny, 6to j Bortridge Consols, 21 to d : Par Consols, 19 to 20; North Basset, 15 to 1; Providence Mines, 80 to 85 ; North Crotty, 6 to 1 ; Wheal Grenville, 11 to 21; Gawton United, 235. to 263. ; Lady Bertha, 235. to 265. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (11T BRITISH AND YAONZTIO TELEGRAPH.) (PROM OCK OWN COILIMPONDENT.) We had only a small attendance of millers and fanners at market this morning. The holders of good wheat and flour were unwilling to evil without an advance. Indian corn was 'A per quarter dearer. Secondary sorts unchanged in price. MINCING -LANE.-THIS DAT. The state of the money market still influences &densely the pikes of all articles in the pmduee markets, and the weak has commenced with a Tay doll appearance. filueaa.—Tito large public setae are going of heavily. Comm.—The public sales are also large of this arlide, and they are pmgrreeing without spirit. TEA.—Holdirr are not pressing tales, and common Conseil Bas been sold at Is. Id. cash. Rtcs,—The hula of the public sales was bought in; last week's pekes are unaltered. Ilex remains alb 1. SALTPETIOI.—The market is stagnant; prices are purely nourbeal. Corron.—No 11112Ireperted. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet to day. Annextd are the quotations. Peterebure Y.C. ou the spot, Mo. 6d. ; October and Decem ber, 66.. 9.1. to He. 6d. , January and March, 675. SMITHFIELD HAY . MARKET.-THIS DAY. 11;:n. S. Denis reports trade without direst:tom. PAM Inisclow bay, 665. to 705.; auperior ditto, 72a. dd. to Ms.; inferior dlUo, 60e. to 605.; rowels. 60a. to 60e.; clover, SU. to 1065., second cut, 70s. to 90s. ; straw, 25e. to Me. r