The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. 11113 DAY. LOURT OF BANKRUPTCY. WARS., 91TiaS _ IN 111 SM/ITS. nil an the ILII4 ses.ing under the bankruptcy et j am we:mg (trorrib,d al a corn, coal, and mad .reheat aa,l sectruhter, of 11,tcelt. Tee bankrupt had r im to the evert I. a I,,Whe f,r arrangement, but the natter ear tare , ie•e a b..k•up•.•y. Hie litbilities an ' stoat d.r.01.; e... between 1,6,101. and 1,700{, )tr. B. H. A•rh.r, nertb.nt, of lmtwieb, Was .bows trade erercale; Mr. Joheva is the edictal &taigas.; sad Ito;., Terser. sad Terser are the solicitor ender the beak:spiry. MIMI Ni. e-m_.IM immativo. Is II MitAil WILL. lets war the adjAarimel eassisastion seating let the see cl J. it,,soletell. eta It and aetal br.,ker, of Royal Eichuge- T h. Cu. bat been intro' wan beans the Pont, sad t•-• ecco.iets have already *opened. Mr. Lt..ter, repretentieg the bankrupt, stated that ha te: toss Int,re the court origicelly wider the arrange sett clews. that but proposal had been accepted, and thv the cryt‘tirate granted by the court in nab ammo hal 1.,. rn 0ne,...d, bet net actually winked. He new abed that .:rt.f.tate os granted. Mr. Legroom, lot the aseinees, concurred in the apt& tattoo. Mr. Phillip, on b half of the credltftts, objected. oft do greed t`at the bankrupt had sot wined the whole of Me irorntv, and bad given no sealant of hit intent ender I , ' wilt's multiunit He had oleo omitted from his statit eur.t tie tannest is the Banderland Rank, and in the firs of Vainest and Co. He had retorted u • good debtor, for 061 L, a Donut 'resod Bub., who wee a clerk in his (Mr. l'etthpi s) owe'. He had nee contrac , ed debts w.tbout any mho. of 41,41181 81ng them, sad bed made freadalen , ore , fereserejnit befitted lag Ito petitins foe arraagesent. Five days after the petition wee filed, be had paid 2001. to Mr. Jams, yet of the *mattes ender the areargement. His Hoticur raid it we. desirable to Stow, it GM b. stale', whetter the trusts., knew @mythic* el Oho gisipale which was said t t hem been kept bath. Mr. Leonine Paid 114 heard of say bums filt thit Detainee adder Hs wit,'s tautening. Ste fiwlhtw bid bees sold ; sad it eras a question whether the wawa shoeldigneer. go to the trecies, seder the assignment, of to taw ihis Mr. Mush (the odatiel atetgaso's clerk) sal She 'Old. tin had only nalissell 1751. Mr Philhpa said a premium of 51.115. balm pig se the lourance of the furniture, sadist:4)unit( ell 110111 mit have bees worth 2.6001. Mr. LtIrfIIOCIP 1110.1 t 'stud that that (crania* hal boss sod tam years ago. Hit Honour oto , erv,d that, as the petition fey a was bled spends of two nen ago, it appearedr:Wrat the objection u to preferential psystuts ease teo late. There bad Urn variollll meetings as which it might hats two aids. (The saes was prusediag.) MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. THIS DAY. IZIOLI I. PAIMILAT, 0. C. AITAILT VPON Tfs TOLICI. Thetas D'owa, late of tbs Crisham Array Cone, who wit (mad guilty of smelting Poliss4oastabls 246 G 4 the szetaiioa of his duly, the particulars of whist% kayo already appitand, was isateitud to tea swaths' bard labour is ths Hosea of Correction. Ths priapism it will bs reassraberad, who was istosieatad, wilfully broke • pea. of glass, In Bd. taaairvitrest, City-road, for which ha was takes tato ear tody, sad then assaulted the mutable. THE POLICE COURTS THIS PAY. BOW-STREET. PHIAL EXAMINATION AND COMMITTAL OF MARLEY FOR THE MURDER OF RICHARD The - asap splast the tieket-etleam Tam, Reber% Mar• W. alias Joseph bald's, basis; amused, as the (loath of Ids Meeks, the diameter of a Mary of murder, sad the jury et els Impost yasterday keying retanad a vadat to that stem, greet paklb lowest was mated, sad a send denba member of penoas assembled to seek admit. tams at the polies mart to hear the naulaatloa. The aamben usemblied, in fast, ezeuded the capacity of the tout, sod slay went away without Wain adatiselos, obliged to contest themselves with the Oulu of the pri sour's figure sod covateauce obtained u M arosead the rood from the station house to the wart. The Use it'd for the examiattios was tweive but a delay of nearly half an hour area be eammapresew of the 'Wooer of one of the seediest witnesses, to seem whose attendamo it waa found amemary to deepen* a gamester for his to the horallal The prisoner, when brought into court, entered the dock with s firm step. His moneer wu eels, sad:free frees any sign demotion hut at the suns time free hest that air el levity sad noe-4alints whisk he had worn on the former etwueions. . _ _ Tbe;;ideace give. by the mveral witaames at the farmer emainaticie, sad already fully reported In oar ealumaa, was repeated without variatios, assert is the following puticalan. The witness Allan corrected his statement that the pri. lour, when witness sopped him, was rimming towards George-street ; he well reanieg towards Cellular's statue. Yr. 13 irry sad Isepector Bruises& spoke to the identity gibe body. Mr. William Lergs, of Remelt-greys, depend—Oa the 20th October I was mei of the surgeons at the Weetsalaster Hospital I remember the man Richard Cape being brought la, with lejarin of the head, at about • %easter to tea se that night. I taamiarl Ma. After having the heed shaved I fouad a lug* ragred wound on the left aide of the bead, sad two moiler miaturtons on the top of the head. Oa placias my gager in the larger wound I &wormed a der pressed fracture rf the skull. The man wee usable to @peek, though prthetly crareoss. On haulm' Ids rabid to be brought taro the word, I found that he woe paralysed on the right side. He was then placed in bed. Cold water was applied to hie head and hot water to his feet. I saw him twits afterward.. H. ass very eutiloue to write sous• thing, bat we. unable to do so. He was in much the ante mate thr alit moruMr when I headed the we over to Mr. Meehan. Mr. Alfred Menhall—l ens bone Burros at Westmis stet Hospital. This else c under my charge at the middle of the dip on Tessday, the 21st. I hid Hell bin** sight previesaly. • few miaow* after his admission. I its raised his bead and petrol stste. At stint two o'clock lit. Brook nee to the \capital, and at his seggestioe I meat for Mr. Holt, who came the mime Gneiss, sad immediately decided epos perforation an operation to elevate the de premed portion of the hose. Mr. Holt operated, sod I ended. Cope Immediately .twinned relief, by • sign —nodding his heed. He progressed Anon , ably up to the lit November, Inn on interned symptom showed hut rased cif. His pee ress was ntim guest!, Fasiefsenry till the 6.h November. whoa a ante took place for the wens, whoa be gradually mak till Seedily, the at 1 p.m , whoa he died. I was is and out the ward several titan emelt din, sad sever left the weed for non than es hoer. I wade a post =mum 'IMOD 3ti , o es the 19Th. There woo a Isygg scalp wound os the head, and se or two/main coateeirme. On rennin the scalp the skill was fond to be fr.ctsred is two phew The ester plate of the shell had bees nearing during the proems of the fever, the fractured pellets eornropneeisi te the large scalp wound. The neer plate re snielest was is ft. proper place, bet perfectly nosy. The .rend firseten ' whit* wee seer the middle line nt the skell,wea sllghtlyslopnemed. Os inseviag the skull the dors 11111 , 0 e WS toned erelsyneeed (the pans Alin with blow', If !Ably c7sgesten) at the put eorrespondirg to the extere•l weseds. The bets wr healthy, except test rte under the chief wound. There were denemite of sus is Poen lungs; they wee* Is fan dinned, which was the immediate rause of death. The dines of the Inge wee wet of long standing. I had examined bin with the atetheaerpe es the 6th, lid there was then so ahem of the lungs. The distant:if the lump wee the re nit cf the Wary of the skull, which injury, therefcre, was OM collie el death. The hies and hides,. were also diseased. The siderite wen such ss woke nee bees foliated by the lastroment sow produced—lify-preeerver. After emieWersiisla delay, ermined partly by the amides faintness of the prisoner, Mr. B. W. Holt, the senior Bergson, mu examised. _ At the ease of each witeen's endue", the peismeer !wise asked if lei wished to MO -naming then. nplisd " Ne, • r." I. • neer, firs nil of vein, sad whoa, et the emaelenee of the elimination, be eras inked whirthn he wished to say asythistr, with the null natio. that he was en hosed to so, he replied is the ease toes— .. No, Air ;'I with to tay nothing at prosiest." Mr. Judie" thee nnnit'ed kin os the charge ef smear. Oh 7 ASSACIT IT • RITORXID TRANSPORT. Edward Blame, stated to ha a vidareeed Westport, wee dimmed with a end urrowiked weeault oil Thome T'entw, the rd of tbe "Cies sad Bottle" publinhoosa h Bedfordhary. The sotap , envint mid that at shout eleven o'clock last night the primer drove up to hie door is • cab, entered the bases, sad demanded se Nimble g to drink. Pennivirg (bathe was drink witaws refo•el to supply him. The primmer west eat he a wisest end was stout to re. tars, whit witeteer posted himself et the dow 0 pineal his. The prisoaer thou struck hia ea Um lift temple, inflietiog a wound over the eye-brow, sad helms wltnees (weld recover, he followed up with re peated Mows about th• hoed sad fete. Bose bystanders lateirforwl, sad ultisseteily tee prisoner wee gives tato cue body, and Imitates was taken to the hospital to hare his wounds dreamed. Mr. Jardine—Did ha Mike you with hie hand ? Wieser—No. 11r ; ho bad wenthiag is hle baud, bat I did sat am what it was, The eonstahle who took the 'barge laid that so wows was fonad cm him. The peones said that complaisant had 'Mask his Met; bat this the complainant positivolly denied. Mr. Jardine reseeded the prisoner for a few days, to prim time to judge lithe complainant's iajaries world assume a serious character. C LERK EN W ELL. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IS. less. SHARE LISTS.-7HIS DAY. TWO o'CLoOI. The railway abate market to day has experienced a general decline, upon the announcement of the further rise in the Bank rate of &mount. The mar ket, however, retains considerable steadiness of character, and the decline is not heavy, except in Great Northern stock., which have fallen considers bly, upon rumours that a large forgery of this own pony's shares has been perpetrated. Foreign lines are generally flat. OIDINANY SRAM AND MOM gas. In. I Ramarairs. team to 11 MB. to.ctity WMMatt wt., B J,n anal*, uno I _.out all EP:W.WIIv.I firsaWai , ri .11 Il.ksa.Las. 111 Casa Jut PaAlisr.billrk.loo4ll.C. be. M as 100 BMW 004 rioter 100 Colskelsa 1 Power Ng ** a4maa ... 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Doke In 1.111•6011 Until Mao wadi alai 1 8 pm 46 0 if II dis 0 0 U 6 4 14 • 4 lus i The following an this day's nles for the amount : ORDINARY /RAIDS AND STOCKS. Bast Lsnoasoirs, 83; Groat Northern, 91 801 92 ; ditto A Stock, 80 78 9; Great Weston, 86; Lancashire sad Yorksbirs, 94; Diodes and North 'Nestor., 103 titia Le s a- , dos sad loath Weston', 1061; Midland, 79; North 871; North Bement (Berwick), 501; ditto York. 681; Beath Rasters, 701 11171111N01 /MARIN. Great Norther* 41 par east, redeemable, at 10 per mat. pm., 103. PORRION NAILWATIP. Broad Trunk or Bernd' Comp. 8 per seat., amtvortiblo tate Stook till 1883, 781; &alms sod Moan, H. JOINT STOCK TANKS. n; EsgUeh. Beottish, sad Australian Char. tared, 17; Loadoa sad Westminster, 49160. National Discount Company Now, I. MONEY MARIBT.--THIS DAY. FURTHER RISE IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two &Mom The directors of the Bank of England have today raised their minimum rats of discount to 7 per cent foe all dente of bills. Hitherto the charge has been 6 per cent. for bills up to 60 dap, and 7 per cent. for longer dates. The funds opened this morning with increased firmness, and an advance of / per cent. was at one time established. Upon the announcement of the movement at the Bank a fall of 1 per cent. took place. The market, however, retained great steadiness of character, and the present quotations are only 1 , per oent. below the float range of yesterday. Consols, for the 4th December, after touching 921 to 93, tell to 921 to 1, and are now quoted 921 " buyers." For money the prioe is 921 to I. The Three per Cent Reduced have been dealt in at 911 down to 911; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 91/ ; Bank Stock at 216 to 216 ; Exche quer Bills at 31. die. to par; and India Bonds at ls. to 21. dia. Turkish Six per Cents. have declined to 901 to 1 for the 28th November, transactions an recorded at 901 and 901. Other foreign stocks show much stea diness. The sales include Belgian Four•and.a. Half per Cents. at 951 ex div. (exch. 261 r.); Brazilian Old Five per Cent'. at 991; Chitin Six per gents., at 103 to 1041; Danish Three per Outs., at 84; Dutch Four per Cent. Cntifirstes. at 961 and 96; French Four-ande•Half per Oust. Rented, at BRIG 250. (exob., 251 r. 20c.) ; Mexican at 211; ditto, for account, 28th November, ssi and 22; Sardinian at 90; Spanish New De fined Three per Cents. at 231; and Turkish %donned Four per Cents. at 1001 to 1 for money, and 1001 for the 28th Nov. We mint to hear rumours that a forgery of Great Northern Railway stock to a considerable anent has been oornmitted. This company's seen& 'the have experienced a decided fall in soaseqnsise. ' We understand that the directors of the Bank of England have just adopted a resolution not to die. snit bills for bill-broken which have more them thirty days to run. The limit hitherto in force bee been sixty days. This resolution applies exclusively to bill•brokere, the term' on which the Bank greats accommodation to the general body of its oustammn remaining unaltered. This fresh step is of MOM dictated by the continued stringency of the any market, and by the desire of the directors to retain the largest possible degree of control own their rename. Hitherto it has been in the power it the discount houses, when they were in want of fifisay, to carry large manse of paper to the Beak MI to obtain advances, if needed, fora period of two asst e. By restricting the time to one month the Beak is enabled to protect itself, to a considerable i extent, against any sudden demand from this quarter. Perhaps the directors may also be actuated by a desire to watch narrowly over all operations for the with drawal of gold from this country for the continent. The Bank has of nurse a right to adopt whatever measures it may deem necessary for the due husbanding of its resources; and in well-informed quarters the above resolution seems to be regarded as involving no detriment to the general interests of samaras. Nevertheless, from the evidence which it affords of the continuums of au exceptionally Me nden state of the money market, it should operate as an additional incentive to caution. It is not nn- 1 esesenable to infer that the transactions of the bill brokers will be conducted witheven increased mention, now that their facilities for obtaining accommodation at the Bank are to &certain extent curtailed. All the reports afloat respecting the changes to be presented in the forthcoming return of the Bank of Frame appear to be of an unfavourable character; bat nothing definite is known on the subject. The next account in the share and foreign dock markets is fixed for the 28th November. Of the 76,8741. in specie taken out by the steamer Tyne to the Brazils, the greater portion consisted of Eoglish sovereigns, which were withdrawn from the Bank of England last week. This remittance is necessitated by the scarcity of bills. The corn market yesterday was rather fiat, and the reduced rates established Let Monday were with lificaltyCCpported. The following important communication, develop ing the terms of a new proposal for the settlement of the foreign debt of Buenos Ayres, has been forwarded to us by the Committee of Spenhh American bond holders : The Committee of fipaseish Amerisaa beadholders have veeeimel a letter from :Mesas. Baring, Brothers and Co., snelocieg proposals which they have received from the G3Tet omens of Boom Agree, 10* saboteur" of which I. as follow.: I The Mimed ee the prineipal of the debt to be fixed at the following I some, via., in the year 1867, 38 , 000 L ;1868, 4110001. ; 1659, 60,0001. ; 1880 sad thaainforward, 86,0001, the latter sum laoluding a pcovisieu on succant of a sinking fund. In respect to the mean of Intorest, the proposal is to tone beads for the fell mount thereof, bearing unmet as follows : From 1881 to 1865 inclusive, at 1 per cent. per annum ; 1868 to 1870, lg do.; 1871 and thenceforward. 2 or shoold the hosaholden prefer it, a decimation of 26 per sent to be made from the amount of the arrears, ad the interest is that case to be at the above dates respectively, 1. 2, and 3 per cent. A pinkies fund on both drecriptios of brads is to be per vidril at per mat per ammo. Bends es rim to be liven for the difference (38,0001. @Maio, between the amounts stipulated to be said in 186 and 1868 and the :ult permanent interest of 8 per mat. per sues. These bonds to bear the sante interest as the d.• tiered Dads. The winds project ie made sat jest to the approval et Ch Te:pondenca has just paned between the committee of Spanish American bondholders, and the new financial commissioners who have recently ar rived here from the government of Venezuela. The eommissioners state that they are obliged to go to Paris, to consult the "archives of the former legation in Great Britain," and that they will immediately return to submit to the committee the propositions of their government for the settlement of the Venezu elan foreign debt. Messrs. Isaac and Samuel, as financial agents of the republic of Guatemala, announce that they will be prepared, on the 25th inst., to issue bonds of that government for the proportion of the principal sad overdue interest of the Central American Debt, se knowledged by Guatemals, in conformity with the convention of the 24th of May lest. The first divi dend on the Five per Cent. British Consolidated Debt of Guatemala is to be advertised immediately after the issue of the bonds. A private telegraphic despatch, dated St. Pe tersburg, Nov. 11, states that parties had con tented to release the vessels now fast in the lee, I Sod it was expected they would all be able to get away shortly. The thermometer showed 10 degrees or frost. It is emaciated that the total number of sailing vessels of all nations frozen in Is 230, in addi tion to 10 steamers. The 120 vessels previously referred to were all bound to English ports. The Admiralty have accepted the undermentioned ships for the conveyanoe of stores, viz.:—The Agnes, for Barbadoes; Trafalgar, for Cape Town; Aurora Australis. for Hobart Town; Devonshire, for the Mauritius; Mount Stuart Elphinstone, for Mel bourne; and the Maori, for Wellington (New Zealand). The position of the market for Americas securities Is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite : The demsad fee Amorists se-otitis Si London continues very limited, sculpt for Illinois Centre! Railroad shares and bonds, fa all which there has been a fair inquiry. WIIDNISDLT Bynum. lha funds opened this morning with a decidedly etrouger appearance, owiog Way to purchases to covet previous spettabitiva sales; and a flied per eset. over the Ocala, quotatioes of yesterday was noon attained. In the afternooo, however, there wen as ordavourable recedes of I per sent. from the best Ipoint of the morning, owing partly to sales of money stock by the broker who acts foe the Coert of Chas cery, and partly to rumours relative to the sew nu hams just adopted by the Bank, the scope of whisk was in many quarters only Imperfectly understood. Towards the close more steadiness became apparent, and the latest quotations were the same as those GI yesterday. The general demand for money continues good, and full rates are exacted. It is sated that the decisions just adopted by the Bank directors is partly 000a aimed by some of the bill-brokers having to day appeared as borrowers at the Bank. In the Stock Exchange loans on Consols up to the 4th December commanded 6 per cent. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92/ to j for the 4th of December, opened this morning at 92/ to 93, improved to 93 to 1, fell to 921 to 1, and closed at 92/ to 1. For money the last price was 921 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Th ree per Cent: Consols, for money, 921, 1 , 1. 1 , 1 i ditto, for account, 4th Dec., 921, 93, 921, 921. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911,1. 1, 1. New Three per Cents., ' 911, /, I, 1. Bank Stock, 214, 218. India Stock, 2261. Three-and.a-Halt per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 981, 1, 1. India Bonds, 2e., 3s. prem. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are also marked 76. Exchequer Bills remain flat, and are quoted 3a. discount to par. Exchequer Bonds are steady, at 981 to A. Turkish Six per Cents. showed considerable buoy ancy to-day, being favourably influenced by the arrangements for the settlement. The price was marked se high as 901 for money, and closed at 90! to t, or >f per cent. higher than yesterday. The Gua ranteed Four per Cents. were steady, at 1001 to I. The "continuation" on each of these stooks ruled at 3-16 to 6-18 per oent. A prominent feature in this depart ment of the Stock Exchange wee a rise in Baena Ayres Bonds, which were marked 86 to 90, owing to the receipt of fresh proposals for the settlement of the ' debt (u reported below). Other foreign securities were steady. This was "making-up day" in the railway share market. The arrangements for the settlement indi cate a fair supply of Boating stock. The outstanding speculation ►or higher prices is heaviest in Lanca shire and Yorkshire stock, which carried g per ant. "continuation" at the close. Booth Eastern. were also more freely supplied, and the "continuation" advanced in the afternoon to to 632 per share. The subjoined shows the terms current in the morning, via.. - • " " Landes sad Not* 1 1 Ream Groat Waters Midland Laciabirs sod Tarim&lre DOTI! I Grea! NFortberos to 7-16 ditto. to ditto. Trick and North Midlands.. 1.16 to i ditto. Berwick' London and eolith Western 1 to 1 ditto. Ottoman Bank shares closed to-day at 31 to 3 dia., being better; Bank of Egypt at 3 to 2 1 dia.; National Discount at Ito 1 prem. ; and General Bank of Switzerland at 2to 11 die. Western Bank of Los. don shares have advanced to Bto 4 dia. Other beak stocks ware fairly supported. Land, steam, sad other shares show no movement of importance. The nominal closing quotations for the newly paw jeoted railways are subjoined, tn.: Eastern Bsupll Railway, Ito premium; Ceylon Railway, Ito prem.; Calcutta and Booth Eastern Railway, psi to 1-16 prem. ; Rigs and Dnnaborg Railway, to 1 prem.; Copiapo Railway, 1 die. to par ; Itdias Junction Railways, 2 to 11 dis. j Euphrates Valley Railway, to 1 prem. AIINZI-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw.. The market for British mining stocksremain very inactive, and there is no new feature worthy of notice. In the Stock Exchange to-day, not a mingle trans• action is reported in any description of mining stook, the settlement being in progress. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions is the Mining Exchange : Alfred Consols, 14, f; Chsneellersellie, 6e., 61. 3d.; Drakes/ells, 351. ; Great Alfred 91, 1 ; Great Beath Tok ens, 14 ; Lady Bertha, 184.13 d ,., Ws.; Par Console, 211; f3ortridgs Console, 2s; South Cern Bras, 111. 1 ; Swath Frannie, 360; Wicklow, 27, ; Wheal Edward, 2s. , In the Stock Exchange: Swath Frances, 3621, 340, 305 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 33; Sortridge Consols, 2 9.16, 1, 11-16; Lady Berths, 19s. 61. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& -THIS DAY. Bvona.—Tbo market cautious to bays an upward teu. &nay, end • largo beanies was spit dose yesterday, ea 'Change, by private untraet, at a slight *deuce, slid tau public' sales are progressing atonally to-day. Babied lamps firm, at 68s. 6d. to 61s. Corns.—The public sales are going off at tally previous MIL Tan.—The trade mama* to buy what tbsir imasullara masts mein, and the market generally bar a Ana appear] nom. - Cortms.-100 bales ogle sold yestorday. Ition.—Holden grotty plurally resss to sell without♦ obtatoing an edvanoe, whieh cheeks badosr. Good whits Beogal has mold at 12.. 9d. ; tame, 91. 74. Fanrr.—New Zaino currants sold at 765. ; ninauta, raWos 501d,725. to 1154 SALT! STIII bet further advanced 631., and about 2,000 bags sold yesterday on 'Clangs from 444 to 453. 6d., roo filiation 8 to 8. NITZATII OP SODA of tins quality reported sold at Its. JUTS has sod freely at full prices, ocunreon to middling 131. 12s. 6d. to 161. 10s.; good, 211. ; 800, 221. 10.. Hatsr.—Boml•a has sold at 10.. advancs. Manilla, middliop quality, sold 38t to 371. Bgtoss.—Ossela Liras' sold at 108.. to 1163.; Pimente. 41d. to 64. TALLOW MARKET.—TEIIB DAT. The market is quiet to-day, at the quotations ascend:— Petersburg Y.C. as the apt,Noessaber eta Dosetaber, 675. 68.; January to liar* 67e. 63. SMITHFIELD HAT MARRET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reports trade without alts-atios. Meadow bay, 88i. to 80e.; superior ditto (old), 84s. W lab.; inferior, 60s. to 605.; rowea, 60s. to 705.; clown 170 s. to t t woad eat, 70s. to 95e.; atzaw,2ss. to 80s. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENOF. WIT inacrraw Tsz.zeaLtz.) LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. THIS DAY. HURDLE RACE. Victory Royalty 3 nn. LATEST BETTING. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP. 6to 1 eget Mahon (r) Bto 1 M.ld of Dement (t) 11 to 1 Pretty Boy (t) 11 to 1 Polarise (t) 11 to 1 Fletterer (I) 12 to 1 December (t) 12 to 1 Imogene (t) 14 to 1 Yemenis's (,) 14 to 1 tioepitality (t) 20 to 1 Speed the Plough (t) SINGULAR RAILWAY ACCIDRNT.—YeaI cull) (Tues day) morales, an ornid..nt recurred on the Caledonian Rail way to the Losdes mail train neat the Slateford Josiah& Some estate pasturing in • field on the farm of Georgie had strayed through the lance whith separates the field from** railway upon the line. This cirearnsteace wee not observed by an of the officials on duty , and p robabl y had not or erred long before the ordeal of the ass a.m. mail trait from London. Without say hatistation of denied portion of the line r. b ared to, and instastiy w upset. Ting locomotive sad two of the carriages were omit od the raial sad hurled doers the embankmeut ; but, wonderful to none of the possessors or railway servants were at all ha- Jared. Fifties of the conk were fiend to bone been killed. The anlnselo, which ware twolser-old Irish cattle, belOara to Yr. Petrick Fleming, a cattle-dealer from Lhasa% county hmtria, sad were *earth about 1501. TN lase. motive and earriagee are, of sauna, very much Mimed... Seotagewn. r fl Aulaaltas If 24 SS 'I t 10 assualls Dual MIL ' IS Swift Waliniarte all 61 44 MSS AsanuaLead... 40 ice 111 1 ISO 1111 116 s. , ayist .i 511713 Isl 1 5 Palls I — lK — Prolonsta 6 SapalDsltallta Omer all 1 1 10 Dadra Olsen . 144 lisetriatilic e ... ICC 411 ft 6 It 1 11 Oa, ail te I • IS Imo Owes all ▪ 10 Links Mime . 6 4 UsassendlisiDisa al Si If ▪ 14 1141111.46.141. St • 10 ie Odin& DAMlllille le S fa 10rfi teiseil Ora 6 Ips Da. Mew 1 PI 14 Ir 116 Di. Ds.. all 4 If IDS st.t.^raf.la.at IPS S I dlr i s pia N II Da. es 1 dia. fa Si 100 11. ma& M. ;Coati as 10 N.B.Walaseee.a•Aalisia. MI 1 Moe DAL Avaairelair :it , 1761414 49 SO 1 SODS Mr MI 1 Da " 114.1114D0N. D. pat I S M sll SI u Pasus.amituuurraaL U 70 IN SS 11411•4 .-- IO 44 Da 144 112.41 Illaas--- t 4 68 ISO 1 SINUS Arislawils. 1 11 I Da Saw all 1 1 Ms IS MED Dislaift " nZE all II IN 1 elamaima tii We. all 4 1 IN 1 De. Os 11aD614441 el 1 MO 17.Carik ISO I N fas tilsimWsiga4 15 IS IN II VlSslaDals .... all 114 10} MS Do. Now 11 Ss laz =RD'S 07 • WAIIMIR OP MI HOCKS 07 John William., a young men about nineteen years of age, now undergoing • term of imprisonment in the Roues of Corriactime, Coldbath-fi•lde, was brought op be fore Mr. Carrie, the ailing magistrate of the above emit, in the governor's room of the prima, charged with having is Aimed grievous bodily hum on one of the warden of the prix n, of the name of David Buibleton, with intent, ihs. David Bmbleton was the first witness called and he stated that he was* warder in the Mous of Correction. Oa the 16th of lut Octiber, about bail-past eleven in the morning, he was in the yard of the prison whirs the prisoner was oonfined. He (the warder) wee at the awe of • cell looking in to see if it era all right. The prisoner had been pal into that cell in amsequenos of his having broken one of the prison regulations u • punishment. Al he was leaving the doe he received a very severe blow en the bask of his head, which rendered him esasele&s, sad for • time made him very ill. Is answer te • feather question, the witnem said that be was still very unwell, and was now under the are of the surgeon of the prison. The ;rinser, in rather an impudent tme, said, is answer to a question from Mr. Conic, that he did not wish to ask the prisoner any questions. Usury Bwan, a e•b-ws:der Is the same prime, said he , saw the prisoner san across the yard alter the list witness . with • ugh in his hand. The prisoner threw the tub with , all Ms force at the warder ; It struck him en the back of MI head, and be lasrently fell down &safeties. The warder was picked up, and the doctor called to his aid. Mr. Henry Wakefield, the surgeon of the prison, was neat examined, and deposed that be was called to see the warder en the day la question. He found him suffering ' from • contusion of the heed, but there was no wound. At one time he coaiidsred that the warder's life was placed in immineat danger. There wee a =elusion of the scalp, with • dangerous disturbance of the brain. The prisoner declined to ask Mr. Wakefield any qui* tions. Mr. Corr:e asked the prisoner If he had anything to my in his dolmas, at the same time *motioning him that any ' thing he might say would be taken down in writing and would appear against him at Ms trial. The prisoner declined to say anything. Mr. Conic committed the prisoner for trial. gI ZI it. FEARFUL BXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE]; • et. TYNEMOUTH, WIDNISDAT 7011/10011. • Shortly before dark yeetarday evening, a fearful in locomotive implosion took plies upon the Blyth sad Tyne I: Railway, at Pony Man, a abort Maumee from this town. so • email pilot 'nem, No. 1, was in steam studies am up. to the workshops, sad acoordiag to the but animate that caa be gathered, the pressen was at silty, sad *anginas* in. blowing off steam plentifully. Ths driver sad armee bad 11. be a the engine about a gaunt of an hear, sad Me Inman was is the sot of stepping on to the Mader, whoa si as ezplaeioa took plata, and the whole of the ead of the se inn of the boner end tubes naked through the lemsleor, sad meshed him sons% the end of thu Nader. lie WWI emend with fin and stem, sad when what n arked of kiln was dragged oat from the debris, nearly all 1 me of humanity had been destroyed by the stein IM. The shell of the nein was dinewanted from the nada by the explain, sad drives with lustful velocity down the liaa. la Its fligh*t same in mann with nether nen, also in steam, aid, egnaglag up,, drove awe :of its wheels into the melte-bee of the nine; bat it forts. astsly did an Wan the baler, alas sunhat, sad 710- bably mere fearful explasisw mut have taken plan. The "ball of the ad engin than tippled ever, mad the nubbin nee ID ba Waft ieslosyed. The engine thu shell na Ina Is very wads 1.3m51, sad the wheel of no pilot anew. whisk wee bit in Ile entelte•bott, is marly all broken le pieen. The Nam eine saferftinate arenas was Joseph lftiolgi Bs was a Ivanroes. Thu raise of the engine halm szsalsed bylog Load", the Of the lima. dilansning, bat in noni.llo bar, ma bs fa the sallainh TIM aid all 1M tab* aids MI sins away at tie 'MK bat in pine opus Oa bass Ism sound. As isqua wall Mid ea tba,bodyidPissi Sip afternoon. SOUTH BASTERN RAILWAY--(THIS DAT.) A special general meeting of the rapist= et the South Easters Railway was held this aftersees, fir' the purpose of seactioabes or othawirs as appliestios to parlia ment for as set for the sosetrsetios of a relief Use batwing Lewisham sad Dartford, os the North Hot Railway; the Hos. Jamas Brno (chairmas of the board of &meta* ta the eha.r. The Mailll3lAN said the directors had already septets* their views s the proposed Iles, is • *mist Wind about a torten* ego. Vim was a very proper jealossy existing amongst railway sharsholden as to axtssatosa, bat is this penicillin Juncos, tee suasion was cawd for by the issnaiicg trails of the math line. *deed, at the Loads sad of the list, there was sanely rota *smash for accommodating the tame sad the mopes* osleseiss maid nn be divested with. Last year so knethesi,llllollo, passengers won eirried over the North He* perhaps, the largest passenger trade Nee is the llgdem , sad the vowing wastsofthr pablto requinidthat its memo( aixonnodatioti should be augmentsd. The North He* Mee, i t like the Gresnwieh, is its teams, partook very moth of es • omnibus character sad it was necessary that trans sliesid so be centiamily rusting at short intern* New, that le could °My be dose with the assistance of the propmed ox• tension, which would enable the direelon to ..parole the :I through traile from the short distaste trails, es 00 bad best due oe the Oreydoa and other shallarly-eitsated ice railways, and sin vastly hums" the receive of the eon- too may. It would sett, assining to the estimates, 260,0004, (10 sad the Mentors were satiated that, wins onistracted,. 110 thle mat Sae would prove highly ramiseratin. Ile songloild N monism • rosebstion authorities the dineton te gs 1a porlimenst ems union for powers to aoltattaat Olt =tones. el tharrs asked how it was peoposed to raise N the Bili o l*L, sad whether the dies upon On estimates N mods Maid ha roll* es. Tbs***MAN sell *toe they Melba poser to mein • the INN Ns *MOM MOM NM the Miling spos e the be lorms enthooliss had bow we. 1 oil mole by the oliscen K 11110 esmpsay, the Mireston 11, prepaid that it *geld he aleillUfti by the oMent, sad the leodowners were very toonsMilio to it. Mr. T. Mxiallolt observe* KM it wet also prellftei to make a breach from Lev*** to the Greenwich Beall. g *bet was the catinst• for that? the Csonthren-20,0001. of the 250,00 W. Is allowed for that jaunts. Mr. MBRAPATII retakeisd the lanais( that the Sneed • sad Maidstone lu., twelve miles in lessik, sad the ate • chanter sad length se this extensim was estiomind le me p 250,0001., but the remit led been that it had Best MAK lied soy arrasgemssoi both made with the Inadiowsses hi the punnet* or the laid ? Cituutmatt said they wild see* es *tit they got as act. Mr. BILLIII—Do you propose M .*s the mosey as a et, gesranteo or a profmnes divides*? Thu obi stack of the St. coismay being at 30 per sent dims*, pas mithot raise it t is any other way. The Commies—That is a gentles shish Pet be left 4 1 ter daisies wine the time emus for raids* the mossy. Ms. ADAMS doelusd test the weans* VW set wasted, sad that its offset wou:d be to relieve the divides* th of the shareholders rather thee tie uses of 5 . ttieht railway. Besides, there was so is the tit me", sad let these bead noir heeds tsllis mossy was worth six per nut. The eaWa.las Wilt greatly ga, hem* the traveling petite, bet It would en- at Slimly injure the proprietors. Ho, therefore, moved u as amosamest to the Ckairmth's rocilutioe—" That the Ip. questing be adjosrmd ea* the original shareholders re. I; wind • dividsed of 6_pirr seat." le Mr. A DI& &T, a director, sad the TOpflir•Si&- thirs of the Kushoster barren in the aospasy, although a M. norextuakihts, bed arrived at the macilmios that IL this rolls( lima must be wale to avert assidasta la working t the acme. If this company did sot Nuke the ininssies the Zest Hint wool*. Is After rano farther diennekis the original resolution was et. &Bland to be carried, sad the pomading' cerulean* with IM a vets of theeks to the Chairs's. I WEST FLANDERS RAILWAYS-75LS DAT. It This day lbs ball yearly matins was held in 1: Woorgaawraat, Ws. W. P. Weil asuman la the shale. 1.14 The CzotallON surely a,ved the adoptioa of the report. la this doesussat, the basses et maggot over e eapsediture Is MAMA to be 2,8531, whisk, added to gt . the balsams la head, the governateat gawriatise, and ga„ other small saattere—ead providing for the fined charges I s t es the foveae,— eaablos the dueeters to declare a ig dividend of 2e. St par share, mad to. • balsam of 805 The Chairman ebsorved that theses the progress of the LI gangway was slow they ware *dogmas, olewly bat easily. gg The Belgian raawsys messily were is • very depressed at. oats doriog the past year. bst it wee setlefsetory to know If that the roma. of this sonpasy had soa•wket wood _ IS -- In reels to a Pooramod. Mr. C au stated that the ass of the high peter of coal was that it was la pint of fast a wimp Mr. MILAPATS WWI what the seaditioas ware which the so peep west! have to submit to if asked the 1 Belgian government sesosat ths of nor chased shares. - - - • The Mutinies replied tbst ese of tie etsiitiose wield M se fearsome of &Wes &boom. Mr. MiuraTs—We bate bed esessk ef time steady.' Tile notice lee the steptiss et tie repot es 4 easesste wee this agreed ee. es 4 dee swede. esessatsA with ski noel TOW of Shooks $ Übe dilootoof. 114 •• 3.14 si4 51 54 • •5 iii t i HI 14 Ist IV. 1 - 7 - It : it ai i•s log 1 TRAFFIC RETURNS. IMAM% MN Par Kw- ?Nal. SOY 490. NoiNa. abasess. lea 1888. 148 1144114 sod 1. 08/12 4.. 104. I 1 A I.IC A nalbergli ... BJO Woe 000 Nov. 1 M r. ........ l9Bl 410 8.044 11801 11. 02 Ma kiiiiii... al kfRO 16. 4 3 :4 va Ir, - . ......... ar a laik. T v. I. pram Oak ....... Ombra 1104rford . .. - . Rat IN. S. , 418 415 atm. miiiii . .:: !' 311 1 1 AZ ka ZS =... ii4 IN 0 NI li g= 114841 1 / 8 04.11N0 JN8490. sal 844 -• 133 TN IN Nadmils , =ll44lll4ll. ia I. 410SIMMI .. ... ......... l a Nal 114010 4144 188110814 a tat 114;iai•Iii: .r_ 147 i " la s r=sMiiiiii; .. 7: iji MU MN 1.300 .744 W ibilftlaii as 77, TN, 4, 43 11008100 and OrNse • nib onsint bides Os waved. O. NM isseleill talk. Oki Is ad Wooed carrepoodift GALI ON nu 6utats•, WITDIIIIIDAY A I , 77INOON.—We have saps rimmed fugal weather dada, the lad fortraight hears; violent pks of vied fro. the N. 8., with bony showers et sleet mad snow. The sea is very heavy on the eout, and tailor atesweltips nor saillag roosts eta pt oat of the Tyne yr adjoialag rivers. Thera ire • great number of caller vsseels on their plugs down from London ; bat we haven't ye•rd of any swathes. Tae TAM STABBIXO CAM—Sham Hume, the Norwegian sailor. wbo .eu stabbed Mathis a fracas la the Bate-road, Cardiff oa Friday emit', expired last night at the ►ouse of Mr. Hop, tarpon. Although the poor follow has liagered for so easy dap, It was evident frog the Int that ►e coedit sot earvin, sad he died last algid without • streggie. TIN two .en chorea with the oases —Petrick Radian sad Jsrenieh M'Mallosb—will be brought be fore the 'magistrates again tomorrow, whoa ewes very earielasive evidence will be adduced against the tomer. Tint ACCIDENT AT tEll Blatt MALLT i Witixttam, Nov. 12.—Tk. ',lnward Impress on the bodies of 01.13 persons who loot their lives by the inundation of this aloe was moused terday, at the Turf Tavern, before Mr. B. Thelma% swam for the Wrexham division of the meaty of Denbigh. Mr. BMWs's'', of Manehester, the I goverment inspector, and the manager of the oolllory, were again present to watch the proceedings. A plan of the Old Ford works was first produced, and than one of the gropes. tore. Mr. Ttsinee Chyme, gem evidenee, station that op to the time when the saddest osiestrs4. Ye had never reeolved directly or lading:oy any information which led him to titbit that the basil dasignialeted of an lotus of avatar into the sloe &salter witness examined woe Mr. Samuel Jesse, mining agent of the Brymbo Company, who bad resided in An district more thee 60 years. Re add be should have thought the 14 yards' "fault" which imistod Is the vein of coal on dm north side aufticient to keep beak the water from scenic' into the working.. The tawdry Is still ries es. ST. Pransauao, Nov. 4.—A considerable quan tity of tallew was yeeterday drives as More is the Clalf sear Batlissoffita, and the oaks brakes up by thee:sentry people. From a mark se ciao of the seeks (saved whole) the - tallow Is awartaised to be yin of the cargo of the Janet, wreaked near Telbeehls. Indeavome will bo made to tam what may be All &WAN la Ike by, sad se ream UM Wesel. ai /IN amillllll.