The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-28 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. TM * TROKA.B I. C. DOIRDALL This tamarind, who bed bees ia the sway, could not at tend on MOUSY{ al ItTioolliadieeceitios, sad his cam favened aa Oporto* gaieties. He we Y ceatody (in his home is Ceasbetagerterace) of the sheriffs ollkwrr, where he had bees some maths, sad th e morn opliation was odor the Pro/Adios Act lad for his discharge ad interim till the day appedateil kw the tint easailastke. Mr. Reed eosin der Mas a. gooey and Webb = sad Webb. of Derry-street), he • adder tamed hat eapported. miat Mon eras, whether the court could sons a petition in the .been of the tool rentond ceder hi. hoe hie owe home Til• pasties aim, whether I l l= Mad tie wee '• la prima." yr. Ban and Mr. Webb matoaded that the cod had o juladictios without the appeerseee of the sad the Inter alerted several objertiona which he oath a good dial al ability, eabwittrag that a_ peadenor " la prima' mere within the wage se oar tits Prima den. Beim theme nine Nit mood, De. Polled posi that the inmieen sad net keys his bed, sad that he wend ha mews doe benee he maid de m. Mr. Conailinaw Murphy, altar a disessio ambled est th e inselmat was deeded to his dicta nara as he wee to mania, ant la the words of the act, is lion," ea bot by the crews la kis owe boor. Is the oast act the said. wen °in arAtdy within the wails," an them was • mend distinction le the two acts. He therelere sedated the die charge. This le the fret so mad anablishis aa important prindpie. ILIDDLESFJE SESSIONS. TRW DAY. ri her t hel nal all t►le wanks WI peg twelve o'clock, caerogrunee of the cantissed ter:eaa Whoodnon of the learned astistestlodge. informaliaa re/whoa the row' in t►a C 0.... at the moaning that be wee ecenewbet better, thank sot eat of danger. THE POLICE COURTS. (TIIIS DAY.) MANSION-HOU BE. Tree Purses's thoestakeve, named home Aisle Intro Dem. and Ade Taylor, who had bees renemeded: bat .d.i t ud t o b u tt, epos the charge of Sere Mors a shawl of the rise of a sow iga from the paws of Mrs at it ellipse three o'clock on the morals of Wed y agar appeared brews the Lod Mayor. The ckescostances of this charge were of • grim= end the evidence of the preerestrlx ied to bev own being taw into curdy ou • charge of having committed as eggfaveted mask apse has At the last examilatics she stated that while sit tiri es the Orme of the Cog Exchange Hotel, in Mob-leas at th e time is seeds (ha ri ng deer compiled to leave bur house and deep in the Sesta ea acessit of a severe both( that her hogged had o vea her, aad threat. that be would "mats bar die in her Jose la lems than At hours"), the prisoaers oats up to Sr, and Dry obbeceing Sr sad, We don't glow prostitutes to be out at thia time of tarring ." She NOW that the woe so prostitute, and doffed them toga about their besineen Ups this, Day took from her shoulders • shawl, Sick wes wrapped rwitef tier, and the prisoners proceeded wok a toward. the Unions The proscatrix meted that she was eo ill and faint from ths cruel treatment abe bad received from bee beg an& that she woo unable either to pes sa aloes or to pose the pressers Preeestly, how ever, a yeliesseis permed her, end epos bar telling h a s what beicrwind, he went err t he payees% overtook theme, sod them to the eaties-bossy Day carrying the shawl, whit* hod beg tied up la the harikarchief of one of the 04kif pricer& rpm tile evidence the priseass tem remanded, but g rained SS, _several pumas It mart having stated them to be barna baid.werkrist tufa. Thome John Rogers, the haelated 1 the prosecutrix, oboes the Lad Nays had erased to be taken into CPA ttoly, la of the elatemeet of his wife of his having ill- her, wee then plead to tout of the dock. Tb. presester Nogg repeated the mistrust she bed pre-' • sods Is her gret charge, es in as reglad to her laseteate enmity Maude Sr, he Elmo wee nataathi, bat admitted to ball. T. -day, when Jointers, Day, sad Taylor aserandsrad, Kr. (cowed, a aolicitor, atteuded, and mid that the proeseigtix had ascertained that the primroses, who were bard working and !fordable own, had been dt tilting freely at their club prelim' to taking her shawl, and that she did not wish to peeve the cliarp agansot them. Thom Lard Mayor— lt certainly was a moat extraordinary ewe. I menet lichew that the prisoners acted with say lekteicem latent They were no doubt in liquor, having stayed at their club three boars after midnight. Their eon bat was very Improper, sad I hope the yuniebenewl they have mochas will be a lemon to them for the Pot on. pritesers Masked him lordship and kft Jenard. Ihttems Me Refers the appeand is frost of the dark. Mr. lama rid that the maser's wife, who was sot Is attesdrate, bed tee& • comovarstios to him to the dint that ithe had erred to separate from her Issabesd far • Um sad that Es bad so charge to prefer agsiast bits. The Lord Maya —I masa le a party to asp eatingiensat of that daeriptios. If the • tie deters sot to attend leanest help it. At the Wt the stated that the pritsessr bad tftseed tier costfintally for twelve years, although alet had paid hie debts sad prattled him with a comfortalle bins Pb. also earl Jet the hat tiros he ateashed her, be test bar last nosily aft over her body, and fractured tee of het rite. Mr. Soniell—The rib, it spprart•, I. severely injured, but It la sot trectund. - Tit - Car - ifidayor—The doetneo oortifkato NA it ass Mr. Sorrall—Tho prima/ bad boas driskiag os tho sight of dr — lin - Lead Mayae—Tbel le se eines ter antli entity end r.b...ideseemlset. 1 boor se Assn die prisoner le ea idle, !tenderly 41w,sad I eon ea bin to ester Sato lio esti reenrelenee s 205., nod lad we aunty is IN. to keep lbe peso. end be of good Waviest ter Ni maths. W0151111P41211117. • Timms - . - lan Doyen, a p;;;i;i[ Lithno;:ems ... chars rd befeve Mr. Eyzeourt with erwaltiag • liconed victualler sad two committee Hr. IA landlord of the 13.11's Head public-been. IS Highrebyea, Witilechasel, dopes that last mains As r and Mond Ilia hon . ., sad demanded to be serval with A. the tees was very mach the worse for &risk wh ams iskeei a supply biro, upon which he Mrs& dim • vie- Isedblew be the math, raining ft to bleed considerably. tllMoulty hit was ejected, and give tato the theme et • aseletle. theeisby 125 B, whose tempts was covered with adbral phistur, mid he awaked prisoner from Ism wittier*, end bed only moved with bine • law 'Ede from the house when be was ,truck by him on the temple, rod also bled very rands. Buteeqoently, trom the nature of the wound, it was inhered • bade had bees geed, end when semetied a large claim knife wee tuned uton bite. desistence very fortunately arrived hemenilatt ly after the blow wee given, but the accused be ems doubly violent, and inocked witness down. =pohoreoristablis 652 continued the oitiplaint, end last while andearouring to n hem t.loet eby from his' melmek bs rertivedetVfle desperate kicks front the. radian, vim ney divested himself of his coat, we. very difficult to be amentad. ttnrcnby wee bleedieg profusely. TM simple defence we. that of deunkentese, and sot a.- sellealsg anything •leut the matter Ant IlLr. D'Eystroort v.<l that it was char three .nda lean had torn 1 emmitted, and ordered the prisoner t=lta .orl, n do's. for the trot offence, and to be int one month, without the option of pa, itg any floe. MARYLEBONE. DANISCI Hr HOLARY. (,orge norm w.. placed at the bee before the sitting ma gictrate, Mr. Bo4ghton, chitemd with basing committed the tot:owing burglary at the maiden. of bit. Wm. Barre. e d.. 1 officer retired on hali-pay. end inkling mth his faintly at 17, Cunningham-rice. St. Jobn'a-wood. It appeared from the evidence that et 5 ibia morning pro se. tour was awoke by a war in the beck drawing-nom in skieb he slept, mei inmediattly mimed bid gold watch, which be pieced on • table mar lbw Md. Ile got up. eM egoist primmer se the Sour upon his beads mad her.., aged hi. what be did them, to which be made so reply. Re wee meatiemed se to whore the malt was, Wan, whitest say kesitatioa, he ger* it MI es the cartelis cif the deer wen a mew, • www-driver, em a mortke rimed; cleft to them was a tin bon, which W Men else Maki h. ea the err mint alluded to. It iced fa it • mid of pope', and had Set kers unlocked ; ai4 arm the premise* being entrained by 8e..., ISt I), and Sergeant Brand, 7 S. after the rooter was al the Mallon, it was discovered that an miry into tl.e boom bad boon effccted by ionise open the front kitchen shutters end window,. The primmer admitted to the officers that be hod beckon in, and said be summed it would bee four yews* job for hire. Ile did not now attempt to deny big guilt, and the ma ramie remanded him foe • week, in order to afford en opportunity for ascertaining if there wee say previous con memos mama% him. WESTMINSTER. TIOLIMT AIII4VI.T. I• 4 •ni PA.‘e, • tall, powerful Mime was placed et the bar, charged with attemptiag to slab • woman with whom he cobabi.e. and with committing a aerie* of ravage esealts. Police-constable Job. Edam* 111 B, said that at two o'clock yesterday morning he was calkd to the New-road, °Maim to take the trio see into custody for attempting to mb the mama with whom be cohabits. The knits was wrested from his hand, and he was takes lets moody ; but on arriving at Wharton-street he said, with 1 a Segueing oath, that no policeman ,bold take him. Ile throw °melanoma down, and gem him two .even kicks with Ms thick boots in tho sumach. Aft e r th e e h, nege had been takes et the stetion•house prima, ro•tiort upon ',h -a.., sad, seising him with both bnilde by the stomach, equemaid Wu UM Lit aLI irkala with pain. i 1 1 i THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1857. William. Seymour, 196 11, mid that be Went ts Lb: ether constable's whew" vim primmer t t linrw . t a t kicked hies Molina,. He lay across the t o veer to take hies.. Ot oboe he kicked. him violently ca the heed. Prisonm. Ins drunk. Psyther— not strike Lim with your Irliadbelet f L rear t rug.gl..., with s drunken same you may be disabled for Ufs. Your truatherm le yos to defend yourself with, sad itioald he used on such OCOSWII2,4—• slight blow with lt earths the shine when s men is to long in this mess* way, is a blow wore the arum when ite sae str.king with hie del, might make him desist. Pohossae; 7 l7had not a truncheon with as ; I wu measly parkas off duty. hums Pate, 147 B, proved that the prisoner kicked his la the Med mad twice in the stomach. Witness endeAronred to pomade him to walk quietly to the etaticsi, and be Fre aked tarn be woad, bat the very cement be was relsorned kibeled malted tuna wltnees, thaw him down, and atrial Wu. Primate said be wen drunk and brew notYng about it. Mr. Payater—Wboy ts the wawa with wham boo- FoalOmema Edwards—After we had bees best= gout she Ward to ewe to the @dation to chap WM. Mr. Psyater (to pelsoner)— How kiss bare you been .e this cowry I' Prieormr—All 111, ; 1 am su Earliebew. Mr. Papier—lf you us as Mariehamn you .Loved not lei • ravers. Yoe ere outwitted lor three mouths to hard rimr is dr HOOPS of Correction. SOUTHWARK. RO RRRRR ST A 5101.1111 X. Jews 7ncker, a very reerl ity eald i r K ezzig mon, was brought op Is custody of Ea M charged with robbing his r. Thomas lioesethaper, High-street, Bouthwsrk, ' ela locale quanti e ty te ti eillt A :ibbono, glom, and other Pnportr. prosecutor rid that up to Saturday iut t h e prisons. had been only nine lays In his employ ea shaman. On that day he had °contact to niter his bed room, oboe he coned the penoon's boo. which woo un locked, end takienw wenn articles which he knew to be • pinks of his mock. Hs Instantly communicated with Sorpast Maywood, who came to his premises in the after wee, oh en he called the prisoner and uked him what he nid in his boo. He replied nothing only what WiZ t7 ed to him. Witness then took him up to his bed room with tire °Mole who opened Itiabbo nd took out the polar. y produced, 'Mich he Identified r jlroOkrty. Ile Combs send him whether he bad any character with him ! _ Mr. Steel replied that he had a wry fair character with him, brat he mom have commenced robbing him the tint day. Sergeant Itaymcad, the acting-inspector at the Stoma end polloe-station, mid he found a large quantity of copper money, two pieces at bias Miami, several pairs of stockings, gloves, and moms silk, in the prisoner's boa. The pen. rester identified the articka as his property, and pat the papaw into custody, when he begpcl of has master not to pew the charge. The prisoner bare declared that the whole of the property was his excepting one of the piers of ribbon. He acknow ledged 'IA that came from Mr. Steel's stock, but It had boa purchased by • female who left it in his care, pooling to call for It. . liepn — rerator poeitivell aware that the whale ot the property arm stolen from Ina stack within the Mat law dye, wary hie worship remanded the istiponer towable the Alain to make farther Inquiries. SWEARING IN OP THE NSW SHERIOTS 01: LO. DON AND MIDDLEBIII.—THIB DAT. r_es TH. afternoon, the newly elected sheriffs of the Z city of London, Alderman Linemen', citizen sad csrEenter, end W. A. Allen, EN., citizen and steamier, were sworn a. fete their reflective Olive Won tho Lord Mayer, at • t special omit of aldermen, convened fur the pm pole, at the ho Guildhall. Previous to the ceremony, the shark mew- Uwe' tha muter', ~dew, and court of steletsala d *air F. 'overtire companies, the carpenters and stationers, end • large party of privets fris•da sad mamba" of the comma- ; don, to • trealfast, at the London Tavern. • On the 22nd there was a heavy fall of now in Konigsberg. The roofs of the banes were covered, sad the town had gaite a wintry appearsnos. The first general aseembly of the German Roman • - catholic Union nu opened et Balaban on the 2let, In the Si. pre of Prince Meeimillan, Archbielmp of Salzburg end et Primes of Germany, and amen' other (Man prelates. • The Inverness Courier says A distinguished of visitors at Applecrose, friends of his Ones the ee. Duke of Leidy, had a narrow escape to Saturday week from M ring their brat epee by a whale. Lord Holum, the Rev. loam Fountains, and the Rev. Georxe Rodeos were in a " small best with two men, fishing in the Sound of Appiscross, as whim a whale cams straight down upon them, sed, whoa mi within ea rises length, dived and peened apparently not three feet touter the boat, and came op again within a few Ile saeda If the whale had risen molter, or tubed its tail, the beet mum have been upset. It appeisted to be about thirty „, fist bag, sad of the bottle-sore eperses. Thar were several cif them playing about at the time.' The PertAsAire Advertiser states that one day last 4 week as old rase, of the mune of Beth who acted se pier N keeper at a miming on the Dundee and Perth line, perceived a bare on the line, gave chew to It, and was so sketched is N. pansit so not to hear a goal train which came up be. If Mad law, and threw him down, killing him en the spot. There was a falling off of no lees that 427,9834 se to the export. to ladis hat month, se compared with the nor- respowlise period of last year. le le M. Vaich f , a French merchant, long eatabliahed la Delhi, sad who with difficulty escaped the gammen is IL that city, has arrival in Paris. ANTI-CtLIBACT CLUI36.-Beveral female clubs is have been formed in the departments of the Par and the (Arcade foe mutual relief ageing celibacy. The original" club, rafter which the others are modelled, he. bees in existence for four years. Each member pays 106. monthly In the treasurer. These subeeriptions produce al annually 24,000 fr., to which is added the anatelat raised by two half-yearly keterie• of which the prime me 118 composed of valuable articles, the gift of the members.. TM carnal club is composed of 200 young ladies. At the end of therm the society is enabled to disease of 30,0006. fie 40,0006., which serve to give a marriage portion to tee two or three of the members, chosen by ballot. If the fortunate candidates ore not married within tarri:. the . mosey nituris to the common fund, and lt I eandulass ere poetioned the following year. The 6, plane of the club continue to pay their subscriptions for og . rsn rilf• after their manioc°, and are bound to facilitate by ammo in their power the irurriare of their furrow um elates. Ti.. raentbere of the sasociation, remind or single, t IN are bound am long es they live to aid sad succour their fellow member. under all circumstances. tr _ _ FATAL ACCIDENT ON rue NORTH EASTERN RAi LWA L.—The North F.aatern Company is in the habit imtuting tickets at ball the government fair to Irish rompers, p and sending them teepee truckshy geode, se well as pasenger gig trains. On Inday evening an Irish reaper got one it these 1.415 tickets at Darlington, fur York, and was placed alone Man 119 empty truck attached to a goods train. About two miles g . Moo Darlington the driver of a train which met the goods me train maw the man dancing about ma the truck. A sheet ma ' distance further on the line be was found completely cut in two. It is suppled that he was thrown off by the jerk 111 °mistimed by the driver putting on fresh steam to wend an e incline whirl, exists near the spot where he woe found. An banned was held on Saturday, and a verdict d " Accidental tin Death" returned. IM BRIDeORT RAILMAY.—The report of the directors ' evegratulaies tbe ohartholdere in the near and certain corn- w pletion of the Undpett Iteilway. It is expected that in • Is feu dm) s the railway will be opened for trunk. Although Ir this result will net have been areolopliabed wchout n cost renridenhly *weeding the origitual estimate. the dm-eters hope that with the growing ponerity of the ',vile)? retrain to mks from the advents:cm of Mort railway cotenunicet ion, * the ul l i iii ate development of the tmffic will produce to the shareholders a for return P,r their outlay. To effect M 10 isted they enf, n or prudent economy in working nod managing ■ the line. 01 the capitol mew fully called up tan the appro. primed therm, amounting to 62,9601„ the arrears a mils amount only' to 3761. lig. The payment of three semen it will be the duty of the directors to get speedily enforced. Aa it is now in Oats that the whole of the capital of the company as • ill be netptired, the directors urge the neemeity at having le the shiver yet unapprepriateal taken up sowing the body gg a ehareleolders; and they trust 1.4114 decided effort will be 9 ! made at once fur this purples. Contingent on the approprki- Moot the remainder, the directors have already received con dines., premien, to take op in of them awes, leaving SO se only to be provided for. Until the contractor's amount shall have been thudly adjuatel, the directors will be =able to give 19 an enact statement $.4 the ultimate. total cost of the railway. C Thee amount. are now in the hands of the engineer, and no a tine will be lost or efforts spared in eettling them satisfacto rily. The amounts show that 83,813,1. 15s. 7d. has bean • received, and 60,0961. 6s. 2d. expended. Is From private letters we (Railway Record) learn l ey that a coesidersble amount of damage ham been done to the la huddler. and works on the East Indian railway. This Is not * surprising. Denning free. Delhi downward., through Cawnpore. Allshabad, Arrah, Dinapore, i, Calculus, each hip of which placm are stations on the line, and have teen the scene at tragedies, over the bare rental of which so many go bluer team have been shed, the destruction of pro has N been very large indeed. The stations st Al Cae n- 1111 pore, a nd Arrsh, we believe, bare been wholly destroyed. s Betides the mutineers have broken op the engines, torn up k g the rile, and strewed the idle iron over the canary. FIRES AT EALING AND Ist.smolaii.—Yesterdsy morning a Ore lir he out in a building called Illutherlamf rouse, near the parish church, Ealing. The engine ems as in attending.; but theatre meld net be got under till N the house was burned down, tai the two adjoining ems 1 , damaged. The three were Insured in the Adam Fire-Ake. ' —TN ffre at Irleirorth averred In the warehouse of Yr. a I Berm, wheedling,. The roof end upper part of the bad. p I m win destroyed, and an adjoining warehouse dismisi/. SWAMI LISTS.-21118 DAY. Two o'CLool. The railway share market this morning has sus tained an almost general fall, in answer to that in the funds. London and North-Western ;took is sow quoted 961 to 96; Midland, 79e to 80; Great Western, 63; to 44; London and South Western, 441 to 481 per share; Great Northern, 241 to I ; and Eastern Comities, Ilk to f. East Indian shares are heavy. Foreign nod colonial descriptions are generally dull. ORDINARY ADAIR! AND fIOCILL Kuzma's. .10i Stria. Lis. tar. Jams IM Calais Ma all W Mat. l'ira4 Alsia.ll. 41 lait Nibs a Wag Imago W fN tooloes Oak, Or a - IN Da, Die I . Sn UM 11110 lareellre ISO Ildlabersi IM h a ws • GIGS Waimea. WI Nod Nor* al WON ... IN Nei lININes Nth 4 Nods— IM I*. I. SINY... IN IL Nollh 4 gers_ —‘. INN Wa l IN N Di. 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II .4 PON I 4essselse Wes. 1101§.. 0 1. 11.1111 I Ow Os Wowed f Isd .4 WOW Tre5i222•022M.022 I nor to Tes Oleos% UM...-. 10 I 1 IS 6000 1146w151041 11 60 14 111 SIAS SI 441.4/ 1 1114 MONEY MAREET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. Owing to a report that the Indian mail has arrived with unfavourable news, the funds have to-day fallen per cent. The ru- moors current must be received with can. tion, but they are to the effect that Delhi still holds out; that General Havelock had been unable to advance beyond Cawnpore, and that a regiment either at Madras or Bombay, or both, has shown symptoms of mutiny,and been imme diately disarmed by the European force. We give this merely as the rumour upon which the fall is based : how far the reports arc correct remains to be seen: Consols for the 14th of October were first marked 901, and have since felon to 891 to 90. For money the present price is 891 to ;. Exchequer Bills are marked 10s. to Os. dia. ; and Exchequer Bonds, l&S8, 981. Turkish Six per Cents. are a' little Ratter, at 941 to 95. In other foreign stocks there is no alteration of importance. Bales are re corded as follows t—Mexican Bonds at 211 and 21i; Peruvian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. at 781; Russian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. at 98i ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 401; and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 99g. The True Briton has arrived from Melbourne, with 61,893 ounces of gold and 30,400 sovereigns; and the Noutmshal, from Sydney, with 3,334 ounces and 20,000 sovereigns—the total value of the two remittances being about 317,0001. The dates, in each case, have been anticipated. It is now understood that Wednesday week will probably be fixed as the day of humiliation and prayer. We presume the Stock Exchange will be shut, and business in all quarters suspended. The imports of the precious metals last week were rather limited. Our list includes 200,8001. by the Montmorency, from Melbourne; 1,0001. by the America, and 2,4001. by the Vanderbilt, both from New York; 4,8001. by the Colombo, from Alexan dria; and 2,3151. by the Euxine, from the Peninsula. The total value of these supplies is about 211,0001. The imports of silver from the Continent, for ex portation to the East, were trifling, the direct arrivals in the Thames comprisingscarcely more than 25,0001. The Custom-house weekly statement of the ex- ports of the precious metals direct from London includes 33,620 ounces of gold, and 22,000 ounces and 7601. in silver, representing a total value of about 136,00 W. These supplies were sent chiefly to France. The particulars are as follows, viz.:— Gold coin—To Boulogne, 120 ounces. Gold bars— To Boulogne, 32,300 ounces; to Belgium, 1,200 ounces. Silver coin—To Boulogne, 14,000 ounces ; to Dunkirk, 3,000 ounces. Silver bullion—To Ham burg, 7301. ; to Boulogne, 3,000 ounces. The " gerants" of the London General Omnibus Company announce a dividend of 4s. per share, or 6 per cent., out of the profits realised during the six months ending the 4th July last. A general meeting of the shareholders is called for the 20th Oct., in London, "for the pupate of receiving the reports of the grants and members of the Connell of Supervision, and the statement of the accounts for the half-year ending 4th July, to con sider a project for new and extensive de velopment of the business of the company, and for other general business." It is reported that by the " new and extensive development" is signified a proposal for the company to build a large number of new omnibuses. It is to he hoped that the shareholders will avail themselves of thus oppor tunity to demand full and explicit details o f the company's accounts, the snore especially if addi tional capital is to be spent. It is one of the most serious disadvantages of companies formed under the French law that English shareholders are virtually deprived of control over the management of thew property. We believe that by far the larger pro portion of this company's shares are now in the hands of English holders, to whom they have been gradually transferred from French subscribers ; and, as the English law now confers the privilege for the attainment of which the undertaking was avowedly constituted under a foreign law, why should not the company adopt measures for register ing themselves under the Limited Liability Act ? Until they do so, and the accounts and system of management are laid bare, it is evident that the shares will never stand well in the market. The traffic returns of all the French railways for the last week exhibit an increase over those of last y y eear, with the single exception of the Mediterranean Th e e Dutch Rhenish Railway Company advertise the interest on the first and second series of their loan of 4,800,0006. In pursuance of resolutions adopted at a recent meeting of the company, held at Paris, shareholders in the Submarine Telegraph Company have the option of converting their 11. shares into 201. shares. Another extramffinary meeting of the Traveller! and Marine Insurance Company is called for the sth Oct., to consider certain alterations of the deed of settlement, in connexion with the purchase of the business of another company. SATVRDAT ET /NIRO. In the discount market and at the Bank the de mand for money, which yesterday was very heavy, was to-day to a fair extent. During the last two or three days, and especially yesterday, numerous ap plications were also made to the Bank for advances upon government securities at 51 per cent. The set• tlement in shares and foreign stocks next week will probably stimulate the demand in the Stock Ex change. At Paris to-day the French funds exhibited in creased buoyancy. The Three per Cent. Rentes closed at 68 for money, and 68.23 teethe end of Sep_ tember. The rise in the money price is about 3-16 per cent., and in the account price I per cent., compared with the closed quotations of yesterday. On the Ileum yesterday the " continuation" on the Three per Cents. to the end of October ruled at 33c., or nearly f, per cent., being equal to about Gi per cent. per annum. The "discounts" posted up yesterday included 730 Crtdit Mobilier shares, which are described as scarce in the market, 200 Paris and Lyons Railway, 150 Eastern Railway old shams, and 123 Northern Railway shares. At Amsterdam yesterday a further improvement took place in Austrian stock. At Berlin Russian stock was quoted lower. At hamburg the rate of discount has risen to 6, per cent. Consols closed the same as yesterday—viz., at 90 to k for money, and 901 to for the 14th October, and scarcely varied from these quotations through out the day. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90 90 ; ditto, for account, 14 th October, 9 4, 90 l. India Stock, 209, 210. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 10s. to 6s. dis. Scarcely any business took place in foreign stocks, the only Mature being some inquiry for Turkish Six per Cents., which advanced k per cent., closing at 941 to 93k. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 991 to 1 ; Peruvian Four-and-a Half per Cents. 78 to 80 ; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 251 to J. The only stocks in which transac tions are officially reported are the following, viz.: Mitch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exch. 12114. Mexican Three per Cents., 21,211. Turkish Six per Cents., for account (30th Sept), 941. The Board of Trade returns for the month of August were issued to-day, and the figures referring to the leading articles will be found in another co lumn. The aggregate exports in July, it will be re membered, were 22 per cent. above those of July, w• Illf 1111114 • f 4 18.56. In August the increase, as compared with August, 1836, la only 8 per cent. The exports fb r the eight months, however, art BM 13 per cent. in excess of those for the corresponding eight months of last year. A comparison with the figures for the year 1855 shows an • increase of 30 per cent. on the mouth, and of 40 per cent. on the eight months. Although the ratio of increase, from month to month, is scarcely maintained, these figures indicate that the export trade continues on the whole very extensive. The consumption of most articles of foreign and colonial produce also continues veryrge. A s um of 28,000/. in Australian gold was to-day purchased by the Bank of England. Bank shares to-day mot with scarcely any busi ness, and were nominally unchanged in price. Peninsular and Oriental new shares were inquired for. North of Europe Steam were marked 61 (206. r Palace and Oeneral Steam Navigation, 241. Crystal shares closed at II to 5-16, and London Ge neral Omnibus at 31 to 13-16. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some of the new undertakings are subjoined, vie.: —Oude Railway, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. ; Central Oode Railway, par to prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, /to prem.; Punjaub Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1.16 dui. to par; European and Indian Junction Telegraph (10s. paid), to 1 die.; Indus Steam par to 1 prem. ; Riga and Dunaburg Railway ( Consolidated shares), 1 die. to par. Annexed are the latest reports from the foreign markets, u received per the Continental telegraph: Park Saturday (closing prime) : Thies per Cent. Rentes, for money, 68; ditto, for account, 88.24; ditto. Foor-and-a-Ralf per Cents, 91.30. Bank Shares, 2,810. Vienna Friday (closing prices) Austrian Five per Conk Metallic', Bit. the National Loan, 831. Exchange an London, 10.111. Amsterdam—Friday (el ' lion) I Dutch Pew pm Cents., 97. ditto, Two-and-a- pee Cents., 637-161 Spa. Isiah New Deferred Three pm Cent... 26 6-16 ; the fleopone. 6 13.16; the Old Three per Cent. Exterior, 42+; Austrian Flee Cent. Metallice, - 74; Portuguese, 46 1-16; Mexican, 20; Active. 191 • Oracads Deferred, 6 9-16; Poe =New, 44 9-16; H'osaian Five per Cents., 100. berg—Friday Bastian Five per Cents., 104; ditto Four-sad-a-Half per Cents., 921; Spanish:Deferred Three per Cents., 23f. Frankfort Friday Austrian Five per Cent. Ka latiA/71 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 25 3-16. —Friday Russian Five per Cents., 108 f. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoolw. The home mining stock market to-day is dull. Alfred Coahols shares have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 13k, and North Franees at 13. These are the only transactions reported from this establishment. Cobre copper mining shares are rather offered, and are marked 46. in other foreign descriptions there is no movement vrhatever. §iitiOiOetTiiiiieZ&W that of the closing prices. in the Miniag Exchange on Saturday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers: Alfred Consols, 13, 181 ; Calslock Console, 6, 6fi at Ea t 4 76, 80; Great Helm, 17s. 64., 20..: Console Bret 24.. fid. ; Tice lh Frames INB . I ; Eednandrea, 17.. 6d., 205.; Pandora, 2f, I ; 8o Como's, 2. 21; West Caradon, 120, Ir., Wheal Ed ,h, 101; Wheal Grenville, 305., 32.. 61. ; Wheal Mary Ann, elf, 481 ; Wheel Wray, 6, h. eLTiIItDAT EYZNINO. In the market for home mining stocks to-day busi ness was slack, but there were inquiries for shares in Bortridge Consols, East Basset, North Basset, Wheal Mary Ann, and West Beton. On the other hand, Alfred Consols and North Frances were rather flat. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The wheat trade in Mark-lane this morning wan firm. without being active, and in some instances an advance of Is. was obtained upon both wheat and flour. Malting bertey fully as dear. Distilling doll, at late rates. Grinding in require, at tall prbes. Oats sold on quite as good terms as last week. Beans and pass scarce and their vase wail mahitabsist U2ITILP INTO LONDON nor =PT 21 TO lIIPT. II bah 0.)101. L USU. lira. PM. near. ;2 AW a re :. %e x Its. &cub . 47 JP : W 311 Irite• Varela AO 640 .... Ali al al tt. C k itan .ll•il:: 20 100 72 to no Ig 7:: M I nu: MINCING-LANR.-THIB DAY. Brow.—The market has a steady, though not an Wt., aP Coyne.--A limited business dons at previous prima. Tat.—Thie article centimes dull and inactive. liaLVrwr as. 2 :l;;llparcelZa for arrival at Sts. ; bust owe bas oleo bean done on the .pot at fall prires. Rica.—A large business has been done since Friday at very full prima. Cargo Bengal, 104. 9d. to Its. ; low mid dling white, 11.. to Its. &I.; Madnu, Ils. lid to 11.. 3d. OILB.-Bell, pale, 431. 10a. to 441. ; yßlow. 411. to 421. 10s.; brown, 401. to 411. ; sperm body, 921. to 934 ; headmatter, 931. ; cod, 461.105. to 471. ; olive Gallipoli, 631. ; Spaniels and Sicily, 631. to 60".; cocoamut, 495. to 50s. ; palm, fins, 46e. 6d. to 47a. ; lioeaed, 399. 9d. to 404. ; rape, pale, 62e. ; brown, 48s. ed. to 495. The following public sales are advertised fur to-morrow ; via.-670Ithda. West India; 2,800 bags Mauritius; 3,000 bags Bengal ; and 600 bags Madras sugar; 400 man, 900 bags East India • 340 casks, 1,500 bags plantation Ceylon, 800 bags native Ceylon 3,300 bags Rio, and 100 hags CoMs• Rica coffee; 14, 000 packages tea; 1,200 bags saltpetre; and 100 begs Cochineal. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market ia steady to-day. Town tallow is quoted 60e. sett ash; Peoetsburs T. C. on the 5p0t,691e.; Won-a is Decesibee, oda. ; January to Marsh, Hs to 3d. 'PARTICULAIIA OP TALLOW. Mod re Mad tali day ...... —mks. Camera WA my* . Diu! Rom PA= Y.O. par cwt. thlt ofor ....... a. E. I "al is wise 1.32 zsu 17.710 . 1. 04 (d.I Arrival for 1118 owl Warm Mk of °Motor loot Tow LISS aim. sad &Norm 3,137 mkt. Tin arrival Wt work commlaed to.e fran llooda; LU from Amanita ; IN from Bomb merko ; an•l 7 from other *am Total, UM elm METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (Tine DAY.) __ . The number of beesis is nearly es b;rge so on Monday last, Trade Is active fur choice descriptions, re fully that day's , and, in a few instances., rather more Is mallard. The supply of cheep is rather larger. Trade is sat quite so brisk, but prices on the average em not lower. Good calves are scarce, and about 21. per stone dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 1,610 beasts, 1,680 sheep, and 68 calves ; 2,200 besets front the Northern and Mill and Counties, and 400 from Ireland. Per doss or as.. al. d. for wars of d. red Boom Ilefoforb.. 40 I Boot Do. I 11.1-brodolllt 016 0 0 bed nortraoros .... 4 0 4 II Lai.wools ...... 06 4 !Woad quell) bowls.. I 4 4 0 I Oa, 40 Pb0ra........ 0 0 0 V 1 1thos ond pill* 1 4 4 11 &M D*. frfalf.hfed. 1 1 Lfen'm . .......... aro al akorkal. 4,01; o aegis out Yalta. 21.10; Alma OW. 206. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Wylmo, 16e.; Motes Tesdleld Moor. 14e.; Walls End 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Ocssop, 18s. 6c1.; Wells End rit i st l e i li, 19s. 6d.; Walls End Busih Becton, 19s. 3d.; Walls End Eden, 16s. 3d. • Brown Moor High /Asia, 16s. ; Will. End Tees, 19s. 611.-31 ships at market. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS PAY. Mesas. Pattendrn and Smith report that at Won-refer market, on Saturday, Dame was a large busmen doing in hop, at an advance of from '2s. to 4e. per cat. since lust week. The supply is not equal to the denten& so many planters intend holding over until nest spring. The market here is very firm, and the supply limited. Duty on the de cline; many think it will not reach 200,000/. LATE SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. succrato TRLIOPAPH .) NEWMARICET.-BVN PAY EVENING. ARRIVUD.--0 by Grecian d by_Fatigh-a-13allagb, Index. Fright, Botany, lady Bird. Victorts, Bird in Iliad, Haystios. Bear tha Beat, Governess, York, Wl= Brom, Cava gdailtun, Harry Stanley, and Field tha Deka et Doty. Kai 7,934 I.lPf 3.19/ 5.1 1 .1 /PT 1;71A =}dn IS le it 11 35 161 6 _ - 97 i P 7 3