The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Idols Mr. Commissioner Fa&langur.) Tn SOLIKK Of ISLASSM. GLITCH AND GOICK.—TS" lOTTIIIIO OINK. TUSKS/ I kir the proof of debta and choke of as . ~e v e the binkruptcy of John Davie and Thorns Covh, tankers, of Kettering. and also Rowell a& INortbamptcs. They also traded es currier', be. Clioorisco appeared as solicitor for the bankraplo ai iti verii creditors to the amount of 60,0001. end Mr. creditors to the amount of ti,ooor. tiab7T-sMeemberad that a deed of inspection was oti „at m i t ered, and ale Becton appointed, but it being Wryer ble to wise-up the erste, Messrs Web signal s tetter& of insulvarry, and came to this court on their Pr& a. a phr to avoid amemerry confusion the proofs have lies takes at the once of Mr. O. J. Graham, the ee t s ees, and, together with three of the solicitors, t e warty 80,0001. TL liateltke an about 130,0001., /Sl , m an O • ga esid—The woe a s a i i? o me. th e „hot, s of op& en it hid tees bored that the toga e r veeli abseil be ger& by Wield emigre ont dt 7 ei t. Tbe oeinflistbm of posb bed bra poonied t gb, with Om immilwalite bat* mad •tmess with thin road meg be pri, 0,4 r ill w ay. Mid noel to the mown of A vg, gel bb hbod Mr. Pege olloebei erediters a ims io lalludog owl lb neighbeelbeisM mbe . r_frge -. m a m a WM, end he understood - beg to grebiollimullet bile &Mai* he I•ll=4 th e &ilea he en& emersit not indessond I. As far se the w bre geseds wen everwhinleg, bet he was end Amid has. whet Ide Mond had to may. q t . t m akessi sive i= ll Mid is the libotirtiood sod .. ."" - 4 Me bookrople lie would vs Ws Mots refeldtla pep cell o le the adsatt 30001. were de in tact Inos &sold be an arignea ", m om sooseibld Mel 1111,TOVS their &Me " twi s t ad eyes le angle pewee et attorney, end en s' be Ins etwhot they wen /going, wining gbe roe Mr are Me appointor& of Mr. Irene. He .b e g me albormlll of the choke. p ie rvest, ea biedfot the country solicitors, said they ere Ohms ilthe Writ ronectabaity,end incapable of lb ma& arms &I that be yean and yens the rule of this vier MI len that the creditors she were early, and had e we* is Ms erf day, Medd ern tbo choke, n ooses grid mranies,- seek teetasee, es the bibles loseedp br ths creditors to one tn. lie could tet vi m& peen& br an adjournment is this ens. graggsven nil be .tale wee is comes of liguldrks ds orbs rise to Me hookruptcy, a& a dividend of 2a. M. werfflialf• ma pigs mid be MI mad& pm, of *Vedas. If fre or es 4semelortef tbt ides be geoid got a perm swim el rue In Ms *PROM Clonodellseso—Thswe who re nay ith Ask proofs al hoes hose ant emegrie ird satin will cop Ms &roe. TwwtdmoMWgTßpede. yr Mmunnes—My Mod power the battle should be lard nod assooky's beisks ours up. (Laeghtar.) Its semen prepred wee b. and 31. respectively. Ose be bar bed s erlfe sod four children, tiles witia en del wee recently deosand, end the a s no a desk ma. Raving regard to the poeition dna ran" bs not think the application unman s& Tin siseremes woe porn& bilerroolf Mr. Lemnos said it had been nnested ad do einem, wore to. ma. but be thought it was only briss= 6„. lheil se sit Me mem The its iaboded it merely for Zen miry. In asses sordid If be besiorplo mired time tegelines le tin ice end Se rely IS MIS epos been lo apply for as hornet birsalloa. Iln eiriorser— If Uwe see sposid elomereces 1 ,-, As endstsece every holm& Is Mend le nada to 1117.=nes said, Moms. Ifetillm and Prater were Faises secountame to sent the nupt• and the ea peparatios of the sconob, sod the abecliatiMi Fait Alba Tho oppearroot el thaw gandesser woo ceefrmet meGibbs le es gee& SL or AM th. ememt MAK es lee sled pen& r_ MIMS rtes at die &lb& re res eggektid soispess. fiedra, amen Illesther= B . 6 lMoser ; Lewes& Toner ionli t bran ; end, e l f t arsemlon 1111", Orr: washergir, an I ke Immorme mar the Reny& voraden being ironed le dr lonlompts until the saarins ties the preeselley rioncludeL LI ALT'S° JO./111 CKITTSSDIX CAITTROKX.—THS STOCK ■1C1111t0• DIZAULTEI. This was • ars et riga= It the car el this bankrupt, bribed se • dorm is ram, d Warrick-pier Wilbw ime rd as the Star Butirge. Is be Sr berm the bearrot re sou est, sad taYd le tereader; bat, sablerrotty, Lama up sad did Ilk Fier the exambatiess whiek bra arreqrsaly bra= it would erre tre la re burr the mu boo bra orb. • wry pbsert Isar, teg Work Lirrorrel, Orted, red ether It will be noseasosi Is vas &demi • debuts.' es the Stock Error art wry 4baribbb circuastww, Ind he is aid to be Waled to a polar& War • high perks in the City._ The story sow told the bearer scald ma to be tell 4 erre i lies. Mr. Cruse, ut the Beak cd Isdoa, wee crew retro& It Till RICLAR POTOM DIMINO COUrANT. new tree smother eating is tide moth" (the Wekat Potosi Lea awl Copper 314sia6 Conroy) to settle the lig of ontribta9riee. " ' • 8;;etel time sere gone in o s eon of U. per owe gill be ordered by the court. There Inn • cannons tainting la the as at Rebut fd`Naught, • Wlyrn•n, of Bagley Heath, in which• sena& elms certificate nue craned. The seoutuate by Dlskies. Cooper and Dolmens door t►e kegs midi. (if all the dBN• an gut In) realised by then nets to ...jay. It it seder send the divvdend will In •bout 7.. 6d. in the paint. CITY SHERIFFS COURT. (Bohn Mr. Piesdiegust, Q.C.) )OMIT r. 11.1011 - PSON.—ews cue or - 170 or itt s u cot The was a jellpeest •=01•011. adjortaett *PM J.. kth. Mu Is Ilk de fieleth,lheboameae=batietrZl:P=teathe Isrolroth Owe bake the jedgethe:of tide meth kord, sad the reef dr erfare, dr we * piliatl4 i s the abilele OM la the brave* Court, ead= si aL t a had bra ghee le Nn el nolokel by the att. The NM WY stimuli well to-thy, le the wbothee the Eshadhat weal' to ta s !elodithoa to pay Ith vireo et fry par like ak. The diandlest nek — eieki be wee set it a yeah* to pal mg pert el Or Mt, se be bed a wilt and eight With= to Twt e Beer said the ease had been adjourned to give him Nees to smears himself, sad anima ho now made some setts ol elle be mart be oameaftted. 1114. imaansa, submitted that shirr m Lie Honour had pew semesit wrier the City AM, t hatcould o= * being satidled OM the tishadrat seems and le pm and rat h wee a matter warkely‘s the disevetios of Se ledge. Be Ihsa we* ersagi tbe several sets isdregeg to laselmemy rd deafly relheved to the lfith sad Yak wee. *IV* width repaid the Sind as. et theasemalCosaty Court AM, as so the woramismeat et bankrupts, who bid ebtehmel their eertitioate et eandermity oohs the isaltrupt lewe, er a beakeupt who hal oblobed his Ira mar melee as isedvamey. The City had net has Mtge* emend to to** set amnia, mid he W sedenbt eat hie Honour eeserdee of the Memetioa vested la him, would net en. hem avower wader the City Act, whisk could nee be me deal miler tit Court:AM, if Ye Honour were vo lt a lflararabe would and did, and ordered the Yale* to be ame*tteed err fourteen oy.. Mr. Badman soli be wad rapamfully exprem his inten tion to lOMMOMII64 apply to his Honour the Comeandonar of Ice luaolvent Cool, who, wring m peecedrut, would order ibe leiradeaga alleharge. Ii eared to be tunnel that a non who had undergone the oe.' of pawing one mart, and Ind been atnotead from On debts, should be made to pay by maw. 17flusour istiaasrad that, if the dribudaut eon Air Anal, sad again brought before him au or semeasu M should amok him again. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HorBl. —.. hm the --- in-- lidera inewin7ellek, ploynna of Moor& beans mai Co., meal-broken, Ceasni-eireet, was hog* bilimi Mr. Alamein' line, charged wlth ember is li iiiiiirat none" ke.ll BatLe" coo Mir peassatees, oaid—Oa tits Wet aorta us aese the ar alb the cheque is quer ha he Mkt, to pea late air basist a, and I kaow thee k we see ao pil Y. We. Wawa Iltorated ?Mar, ask to the peaesestoes, lele—Os Aortel I as" l b . iftaar th." 7 /n -amed be WK. took Wk. W. F. Rasa. spas Lew hs Ileal we Yea alas asotber claw it IL I7s fi. I aeiwai bile to pay boa ahaqsms hie Mara Ileseleafa Se lay employer: sonsat. 111 paque leek poissil Ire as ashy is the pei- Seats asWag et Ii kyle( pill is tea therm. hem surilheiz pro look, WSW so sky ad thaw gam breing bra as the lay i lT ra tek lS kkkzelts l. bui tu ar t e n ia aa oak, sky,. itypag•th M... 1 Weft that Os FEW In ' "Ws We asa eeppepadel WW. lees Me was toaaehei . I oak he tins Ser the of =SIAM wi* kora Idles Mae tho • hass h So balk of oshoothie our mak& As rim. was reesoshil. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1857. SHARI L 1.9271-219.18 DAY. Two o'Cumz. 001 In the railway share market to-day one of the chief features is a decline in Great W estern stock, 1 which is last marked 631 ex div. Great Northern has receded I per cent., being quoted 23k to and per share. North British, Caledonian, York, and North Midland, are rather NO flatter, and Manchester and Sheffield and Edin burgh, Perth and Dundee better. London and is North Western is quoted 100 to cx div. ; Midland, OIL to 62} ex div. ; London and South Western, 46 E to I, being firmer ; and Eastern Counties, 11 6-16 to N 7-16, ex div., being somewhat flatter. lei East India Railway stock is still rather offered. too Foreign and colonial Imes are quiet. narnmear NUM MID STOOSS. 61. I N.. 1 I 011ie Mei Silas io-aay lel mid I air. 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Dank of Loft N U 11 Ms Kea Nusigen, ► young woman, was brought up before Sri Peter Laurie, ch►rged with attempting to commit suicide by drowning, and afterwards by str►ngNog herself at the police station. GUILDHALL. Police-cosatable 709 said :—Titis morning, about • quarter to two o'clock, 1 wee on duty m Blackfriars-bridge, when I uew the _prisoner, apparently in great distress, sitting on the =ttgl tasked her what she wanted and the said abe wu for the tido to drown herself. She, however, said she would go home, but after pr seeding down Ferl-strut she returned in in. very excited state, and I therefore took her bate custody. Sir Peter Laurie—Did she mar attempt this before? Policeman—l believe ilia is the third time. Sir Peter Lewis—What is else? _ . Prisoner's mother—She is • servant, but she has done this throwh bar father, who is on his dyinfr bed. Sir Peter Laurie—When did she but attempt to commit suicide ? Iroosur's mother—About sin montha iso, lir , tut then it us through drink. . . Policemen—After she wee locked tap in the cell at the station she wee found attempting to strangle herself by tying her bonnet string tight round her net. The prisoner expressed her contrition for the offence she had meditated, and promised if she were forgiven never to retest the attempt on her life. air NUT Lmie Mud under that promise he would die charge her. MARTLEMONE. ATTTNIPT TO DEFRAUD ZAILWAY COMPANIES. pt arid Witham Former of Lampeter, Wales, was charged g• with attempting to defraud the Great Western Railway Cum- at Easy of the mum of Is. id., being • eecond-clam hem Wait Drayton to Pa d dington , by which ho lie lo ternsl csi g 40s. superintendent •• of police to the company, was in semi* Is port the chars. It mewed - that the prisoner was • pamenger from Chiford to west Drayton in a scound•clasa carnage, but instead of stopping at Drayton, he canto on to London. He was told that on coming to Slough, he ought to have changed trains. g o . William Baker, a guard, proved having heard the pi- I sons in conversa tion with some other paaangere, and that it It. was observed by one of them that if the primmer went an to IL London he would not be rent back to Drayton. When the 11 train arrived at the Paddington-station the prMoner was es . offered by Mr. Collard to be sent back t. Drayton, bat be declined to asap the offer. The arbors was lead 20a, or in default fourteen days. M Tho is wr pit. AMUR TO =Flit 0 THE roliTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. N Two anis e me • Pole and the other a Hungarian, ware Weed elk sakmagling to defraud the company, wads tie ui Ywls, drowNseee : tLi uppsowl that the prisoner., while in a ' , erect at Mast- _IL WS: hewaht, ea Saturday, two tickets, which were /m i ss, liikab b iam eauseuion H. 1.0 fur 7s. They went by s. lOW London, the far; for which use 23a. Oa this it ordeal at the terminus they were takea into custody. S. Mr. Collard said that it wee too ohs the practice of per- le sees sing by excursion trains to diapose of tickets in the = d off . ed to, by which the companies wen meth 1 , Broughton thought that the prisonors lasing foreigners ta acted in *names, and discharged them. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. DAZING WATCH 14111111E1M. Edward lre Ogre as& learkel Williams were placed at the fit bar bolos Mr. Baden, charged with stealing a valuable EL - soda from the person of Mr. George Turner, engraver, it We. 4S, Berwlek-street, Soho. It aggesed boos the evidence of pollee-conatable 154 C, ki that Seat *Mt he was on duty in Dean-strit, when by N WOW we ailed to the two proms who apparel IL et bbe Whisethe movoleeste of es promeeter, who was eulnkgilhass seat Sodas that the latter wee rather Me MINIM kir Seas he bye Ms eye wpm the poisoners ao liss, end st hot the mho rims left the wow, Rai waist up te thaLomosalue, whom ha deliberately filed 1 11- le lis p = a Ail Maw with his 114. The to sale kid Ns husk awl they both IL ran away. WWI, stsagel Ewa buds Wag_ plate el. and intercoplellbs% sad lii ties Into Way. The pre- ik senator Mee ems ink awl 'storeyed him that the primmer ft Mese bad roiled Ms of his watch, which wham saber W gamy pinked up goat twenty yards from the gook Wk nese added that the prosecutor wee nut in attendance at per a s , sot, and, therefore, wished to have the prisoner remandeC Remanded accordingly till the 17th inst. SII LAMBETH. P. GIN DRILLING. LL Clarks Caddis.,, and Tletemw, hie brother, the Uttar 14 le rare of age, were charged before Mr. Elliott with being MEd "drank and imagabie," in the Crystal Peleee g• dm ea the day behwe. to Podia oenembis James Plumble eY P mid that on the I evening barn be was on duty In the Crying Palace Gardena, _ when his attend= Ins addled to the primate; whom kw found perfectly drank. with a gin bottle by their Ms, end "' with moinenne• ha moved them to the police statism. Mr. Elliott —What have you got to soy to this theme of Ulm bad iw state of drunkenness 9l . eider Primmer.—We took mote gin with as, sir, to mho oesedva comfortable with, but we drank it too quick, end it made us quite drunk. X. Elliott—lt is • shocking Mate of things to me persons a. to young s. you are brought hero in • state of helpless I driakenness. Beth the prison tre rapeseed their contrition for what had i . brippeued and declared they should ewer taste a drop of sin a le ffibut• The constable mid he believed the primmer, were respects- it hie youths, end that they speared to suffer during the Ilti tiW from their indulgence. IL SL )(r. Elliott hoped that thia would be a warning to Mesa IL ire the future, and discharged the primes re. te DAItI%O CI , ,H WAY ROSIREILY. S °mfg. Rauch. who has been M custody for some days, on se • charge of stealing a watch from the person of Mrs. Feebler, It. in the WalwortMrued, was brought up for final examination r i. and (tally committed for trial. tin • SUBILdIINE TILLICZAPH COMPANY.—(THIS LAT.) The adjourned haltyearly, meeting of the above ;e s adoray was held this afesnoon. at the London Tavern, Ilte Sir 2oure CARMICHIEL, chairman of the Board of Mee- Sl• ears, is the chair. The Cie &mootmowing the adoption of the adverted le the igr to mersat between company a r iTtl t te ' North of Europe Telegraph Company, for the purriume of IR the Hasemertaa end Danish toseeftiona. That Lumina Ili would plans the wires of this company in direct courronai. %- sake with Hamburg and the &hie states and ports. The report wee adopted, after which the dividend, at the IL rote of 7 per cent. per annum, was declared payable foe the a. pad h. -veer, and the retiring directors sod auditors re -41801811. IL The tmtetig we. then made special for the el I. agreement for purchasing the grarvelie is a es= twaareshme. The heads of the seveseseat were iseL The SIIIITII:Sli concession is for 20 yearn, sad the lg. Della ennemmlen Cr 26 years, and the agree. IL ettma MAYS fur the virtual amalgerneeks. of if rhe helmartne, the North of Europe, and the if Dail Campeake; bat the cattail ono.. of the three sb eeeaptmb an to be kept separate. The two latter le. empewles will have to find the capital, end lay down the weer aelies. The agreement will not come into operation oh sal Imo alas art laid down, and in succoodul working 2! aim, mho split Isaac arrangement will coma into in. r s . Idea. ♦ rembellen we passed approving of the principle of be IS agreement, sod the proceedings terminated with the sena Us N. 1101■011•01411 is the runic urea mei directors. a. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. I 1 (wr tiscratc nizoiArs.) DERBY MEETING.-TRIB DAY. CHESTERFIELD STAKES. Three quarters of a mile. 66 Mainstay, .Ethos, and Keystone, are here. CHATSWORTH STAKES. Ons mite and a quarter. * Fisherman, Fukien, Huntingdon, St. Dunstan, Lord Jar say, Leo, and Mattes, we here. - • JUVENILE STAKES. Playas Royal, Casabas:4lo, Woodmits, Babette f, dEtbaa. Scbt4fenw, Tree, Vulatore, Waterer, Arcb , bold, Priebe on ion. CHATHAM MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) The fallowing horses me bete —Madams Barbel, Little la Robin, Paula Monti, Inspiration, Worcester, The Baker, IL Triton, Naughty Boy, Stater to El aids, Brunswitk, Adamant, Lucy Lockit, Earth topper, Merrythought, Rene, Ibex, .., 14 Amelia, Flom Macdonald, Radulphua, Elastic, sad Midnight. Lk V ECTLD. —WWI. Fllltn—Yeaterday morning, shortly before two o'clock, a fire took place in the premises belonging to Mr. I. Owes, • theesentonger, situate at No. 129, lligh•striet, Petit. Considerable damage was done, not only to the sleek in trade but also to the building. Insured in the Son Thie-dlice.—Another fire also took place in the peening of Mr. IL C. Meek, cora healer, he., No. 8, Gray's-place, Illimad-pis. It Imps is the hey mid straw some. The MONO of the lbtlgade were neon in attendance, awl the Beat Leaks Company's water being elnindant, the is me mdsed to the lower part of the building. Insured is the Phew& Threlllce. Cosoxitat's INCIVEST.—PARENTAL NEGLECT.— Oa liemlley Mr. Prim held an Willem os the holy of • ehild ef If sessthe, named Mary Ann Nineteen. The Wise elder AIM if • wheelwright, residing in Fall-row, Illeekfrierwreed. Nis wife was in the habit of Ong est ermilg, middies left the child for the greater pert of the ary Is the wee elf he deter, a girl of fourteen yews, who, Weedefrlsdhtgthe child, used to go Ind semi her self hi Me strartq braving the child alone. On Saturday the ebilfl, wide bed bras for some time ill, died. The jury totoropt 166 Ylewisg verdict : " That the deceased died hem maimed mom although oast neglect baa been shown in the part el both the paymes.` • OBSITAL PAL4OI4. Fin STIILWO DAT. Witostreas. Sere 9.—namiedose co Orient, 1,336 MN Sy mita dim, 3,60, leta, 4,661. 1 Clain ftnia I 0 i dis MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioca. The funds remain dull at the reduction which was established yesterday afternoon. Some sales for money have been effected. The Bank court, as was generally anticipated, have broken up without an nouncing any change in the rate of discount. Commis are dull at 901 to for money, and 901 to 1 for the 14th October. The new Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are marked 76; Exchequer-bills, Is. to 2s. die., being lower; and India Bonds, 22a. die. Turkish Six per Cents. are steady at 951 to 1. Other foreign stocks are also fairly supported. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 102 to ; Mexican Bonds, for account (16th Sept.), at 211 to 211 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, at 79; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at 451 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents.,at 401 ; ditto, New De ferred Three per Cents. at 251; Turkiah Six per Outs. at 951; ditto, for account, at 95 ! and 951 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 991. The steamer Etna has arrived from Alexandria, with the 60,9771. in Australian gold which was conveyed to Suez by the European. The Chilian dollars, brought by the steamer La Plata, have been sold at 4e. 111 d. per oz. At Paris and Hamburg the exchanges on London remain firm ; bat at Amsterdam the quotation is • little lower. At Paris onTuesday, the ex change on London was quoted 25.20 to 25 for short, and 24.85 to 871 for 3 monthibills ; at Amsterdam, 11.76 for short ; at Hamburg, 13.41 for short, and 13.11 for 3 months; and at Berlin, 6.181. The corn market yesterday was quiet, and the cur rent quotations were nominally the same as on Mon day. Since arrived at pacts of call, of which 8 consist of wheat, and 11 of maize. This branch of the market is firm. From most of the country markets an advance of Is. to 3s. per qr. is reported in wheat, but the French advice§ announce a further general decline. The Chilena has arrived from Shanghai, with 430,700 lha. of tea, and 1,018 bales of silk on freight. A very unpleasant feeling bas been excited in the Stock Exchange by the refusal of the directors I of the Riga and Dunaburg Railway Company to return the original deposit of 11. to the holden of some of the old shares. The terms of the advertisement put forward by the com pany were as follows :—" Any holder of the original 1001. share on which the call of 41. has not been paid may receive back the original de posit of 11. per there on or before the 7th day of September next, on surrendering the said share, and leaving it at the company's offices for two clear days previously for the usual verification." On Monday, the 7th, members of the Stock Exchange took to the company's office several hundred shares, to claim the return of 11., and were astonished at meeting an ab solute refusal on the part of the directors to receive them. The ground of the refusal was, that the shares ought to have been presented two clear days before the 7th, exclusive of the Sunday. Considering the length of time during which the affairs of this com pany have been in abeyance, and the delay of 18 months which has occurred before it could be said to have any real status at all, the sufferers consider that the course now adopted is the more remarkable. Many persons have always entertained the opinion that the directors are personally liable to return at least the original 11. deposit, as the terms of the original prospectus were never fulfilled. It is alleged that the opinion of counsel is confirmatory of this view, and that the directors were recommended to voluntarily offer to the original holders a return of the deposit. The board have only themselves to blame if their present conduct induces a suspicion that the notification above quoted was dictated mainly by a wish to screen themselves from per sonal responsibility. The unpopularity of the com pany in the Stock Exchange is not likely . to be diminished by the affair, and this is a point in the case which concerns the entire body of shareholders. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Western Railway Company of Canada is called for the 6th Oct., in London. A special general meeting . of the Geelong and Ballarat Railway Company is called for the 25th hitt., to confirm the resolution for winding no the company. A special general meeting of the British Steam Fisheries Company is called for the 21st inst., to take into consideration the "report of the directors on the working of the company's experimental ship Alba tross during her recent trial ;" also to consider, " whether, under the circumstances, the objects con , templated at the formation of the company should be farther prosecuted, or whether the company should not be at once wound up." The half-yearly meeting of the British Gas Com pany is called for the 30th inst., when • dividend will be declared. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 15th inst. for the conveyance of stores (pros isions, bricks, Bm.) from the Thames to the Bahamas and Sierra Leone. Tenders are also invited for the conveyance of a limited quantity of stores from the Thames to Gibraltar, Colombo, !daunting, Cape Town, St. He lena, Bermuda, Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne, Auek land, Hobart Town, Quebec, Montreal, Jamaica, and Bermuda. _ _ - i 1 7! "il, i 7 S NI II 211 INN •I 1 1 N r a SI IN N 4 II all 4 all II all II all ID all 9 11 49 all ■ aU KU IMP ...0. 1 19 I. O P NAV KM IMAM 16.000 ti 4a . N N $1 N N N Ps 71a Ma 16 apa i't ii 1 le 112 le Si 14 IN pit It= Pi 111 I 10 M! 1?'1.6 'l7.iii I !!0.401 In 111 106 114 111 10/ I/ 16 II 1 11 I I I Mu 3: ...."' iii.iall ess. 111: 04 1 awl *r nu MAIM . . .. ii lli Si uf .. 41. we DI el T Si SiSa N IT 5 1 .4 .1 i le st if I I alle Is I. i I .+r ad •1 IS 11 1111 jai 44 si IBS 141 N II II IQ 11 1 11 81 4 4 at $1 I, ti :I lildis lk Per 1 0 li H?. 4 . II _pa The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on their respective presidencies, from the 26th ult. to the 9th inst. (yesterday), is as follows: Rate of Exchange. BowlCo s rupee. Madras L 12 ,0 , 709 541 1 2 7 10 7 ) 24. Id. per C Beanbag Total £13,137 0 5 In the produet market indigo . commands con siderable attention at present, owing to the appre hensions of a very short crop. We extract the following from the monthly Circular of Meson. Layton, Hntbert and Co.: Impreesed with the Important effect which the rebellion has exercised upon the production in the upper provinces of Bengal, the importers have abstained from oftring their Indigo, except in small quantities, and at en advance of 9d. to ls. per lb. upon the currency of July. On these terms the buyers may have taken 390 chests in the fortnight, for even they b4n to realise the danger of their position in the event of another short crop and there is reasonable feu that it may prove one of the very shorted. within thirty-Ave years. Serious as is this ,eubject to the consumers of indigo, its gravity is deepened by the threatened scarcity of iced for the ensuing season. At the date of our tut deices 20 ripen per maned lied been paid for seed usually worth di. dome important plAntera alteady contemplated a reduction of their cultivation, doubtful whether sufficient seed can be procured to sow mote than a moiety of their lands. The deliveries in August, 3,973 chests of cheap purchase of July, indicate August, a meg, active consumptka: we have yet to learn the effect which the late the may have upon it. The October sales are Axed for the 13th of that month; they may comprise 12,000 ehmts of all kinds. MIDLAND RAILWAY.—Mr. Newcombe, formerly eaperintendent of the goods trafse of the North Basica Company, at Named* sad lately of the Great Western, but been appointed general manager of the Midland Railway in the room of Mr. /Open, resigned. ELOPEMENT.—An event has just occurred, in the pariah of Naha', which will supply food for the vtllcge gossips for months to come. A few years ago, a pretty widow, residing in the parish, formed an attach ment for one of the villagers, who had long felt that earth held "no one like to her." They were married, and everybody, especially his rivals, thought the lucky rustic was blessed. Ile thought so too, poor fellow, and walked by the ride of his pretty bride on Sundays, In his best clothes, with a feeling of laudable pride and malefaction. Happily and comfortably' th ey lived, until a very short time since, when the unfaithful wife was charmed by the eye of mother, with whom she wickedly had clandestine nmsellsgs. At lad the guilty pair arranged a plot to lave the neighbourhood together which for cochlea end Impudence we have never heard equalled. One night last week the husband end wife retired together, the wife, to dim. WEDNESDAY EVENING. arm suspicion, making a chow of increased "Nation. How ever, in the middle of the night, she said she wee 6' and In the absence of the anxiously-expected news get up' tetkewleg bet husband t° go to da°62°!ill• would from India, speculation in the Stock Exchange eon -1110 be, It again immediately. He dent, and titie he did so, , the wife stripped the boat of every available sends of value, uau" eery restricted. This, however, being and clacarop with a mechanic of tbo "sixth eaaatek." "settling day," some occupation was provided for e h ; tbieehieiwnlowinntetheseNuniwreeekY h r s w „ b i a f: a w d"welibe best pit ti leekel loo the dealers. The funds retained considerable stea morrty.—SAerbseer dinette until towards the close, when a drooping ten ? Len wastroux Snor.—A charge wan pee- dency became observable. The four o'clock quota hued at the 'Jacek magistrates' wetting the °her all by lio n s were to f per cant. below the improved rate s James Wright, • farmer, residing at North Scale, neer Lincoln, against a young man named William Holland, a which were attained at the same hour yesterday farmer end publican, living at Kirton, in Nottinghamshire, for felony. The charge was that the defendant had doles a ft ernoon. Up to the completion of the settlement, a gnannty of clover, and, after bearing the evident*, Me the rate of ° continuation" on Consols has remained bench dieniactl the mes waning the *IBM MI MI at 7-18 per cent., indicating a large surplus of the costs incurred. On Iktarday evening the placid nciating stock. and defendant in that action returned from Rework mann together, and Wright biteg rather the onusonusSlC *cm dared In the discount market the dem and for mone y con- Holland to fetch any mom clover from the isms had eat of bon es brisk, as usual at this period of the quarter, which the dower was taken bears and the owasishipetwkkii clover was disputed. The same smarm Hamad, Mangerism when so large an amount of government deposits is ell the threat. td Wright, went to the fugal, and lbw* ww lodged in the Bank. The minimum rate of discount Wright who shot him in the kaa Mr. Lecy,•newman. New,* was Imme diately sent for, and he found that this Wake in the open market is 6f per cent. , and the applies he had 1 " 6 " 4 "we of as anions a chwwW , dot Re tions at the Bank are understood to be to a fair inrita"mof c'elaerw:Tdwceml.extent. In the Stock Exchange 4to 5 per cent. is operation. cr soon 0., Mr. Holland mad ea Monday tat en incest was held on the body. We vs net the rate for short loans on government securities, heard the nsult of the coroner's inquiation, but is all pre- and sto si per cent. for loans u p to the October bability, from the circurnetsnoes above narrated, a verdict ef • Willa murder" will be returned. It Is reported tistleettlement. Wti g er Gieweaveoa aufunforgiving a nd "Tenge f2l I " 2 ' l . — X" - At Hamburg the rate of discount is rather firmer, Chester A curious circumstance occurred a few days ago at Havre' a hes constrictor, received from Brazil, laid an were fi Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterst r at about 8 per cent. fn, end almost immediately a serpent about II feet bag 91, "bu y ers ," for the 14 th October, der y ironed from it. No p ee parations herringbone medals maim znarkea this morning nos, rise to 91 to 1, an d were We young bee, it dish moon Our d oad. 114 111 10 IN I if: quoted at 4 o'clock 901, •• sellers," the price for money being at the same time 901 to 4. At half-put 4 the quotation for the new account was exactly 90j. The official business report is as follows i—nres per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1, ; ditto, br account (14th October), 90 1 , 91, 914, 91. New Three per Cents. (shut), 901, with div. India stock, 213. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall ing payable in 1858,981 ; ditto, 1869, 981, 981. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 6s. to le. discount Turkish Six per Cents. were very firm, and • trifle dearer, closing at 931 to t. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. receded 1 per cent., beisg last quoted 991 to 3. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 794 to 803; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 234 to 1. The transactions in this de partment continue limited. Sales aro recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102 j; ditto, Five per Cents., 1843, 99. Danish Five per Ceuta., 100 ex div.; French Three per Cent. Rentes, 66f. 76c. and 601. 50c. (exchange, in each cue, 25f. 20e.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account (16th Sept.), 211; Peruvian Three per Cents., for amount, 651 ; Portuguese Three per Cents ., 1863, 451 Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 891; Turkish Six per Cents., 931, 951. Illinois Central Railway . shares were firmer to day, the late severe fall having led to some inquiry. The price may be quoted 2to 3 prem. Most other Amencanrailway securities remain dull. Bank shares to-day were quiet, with no change is prices worthy of notice. Ottoman Bank remain dull at Ito 01 die. ex die. Land and steam shares are also unmarked by any important variation. Crystal Palace shares met with numerous transac tions at 14 to 11. London General Omnibus cloud at 31 to 31. The nominal closing quotations for the shares is some of the new undertakings are subjoined, viz. (lade Railway, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. ; C it e e t g l Ott& Railway, par to 4 prem.; 'Eastern Railway, 1 to 3-16 prem. ; Puzdaub Railway, to 3-16 pm. ; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 dia. to par ; Red Sea Telegraph, par to Iprem. Riga and Dunaburg Railway (Consolidated shares), 1 dis. to par. NINES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLoes.. There is no feature of the least interest in the mining market to-day. Business is very dull, and in the Stock Exchange no transactions have passed. Inquiries continue for the stocks lately specified, but there is no alteration in prices. In foreign descriptions there is no movement. Subjoined is the official list of the closing prim in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are. respectively, buyers and sellers: Alfred Conrols, 14, 141 ; Calstoek Camwks, 6, 61 ; Drake walls, 2I,;; Ent AlfeW, 4, 41 ; East Basset, 60, 62; East Rumen, 2, 21 ; 11 thubusb, 21, 1; Lady Berths, 135., Hs.; North Crony, 61, ; North Itosksar, 160; Pendeen, 2, 21 Porkellts, 64, 1; Satritlye Consols, 11 , 2; South Csradon, 360, 345; Vat 13a4set, 261, 1; West Carsdon, 120, 126 Wheal Arthur, 21, 31; Ed Wheel Mar garet, 66 , 6 . 1 1 Who.' Mout WHIDIYEIMATsTionito. The market for home mining stocks remains quiet, with only a limited businen. There were inquiries to -day for shares in Porkellis United, North Wheel entity, West Caradon, East Basset and Hingston 1/own. North Hoskear remain firm, and Alfred Consols flat. The following transaction, are reported to us from the Stock Exchange, in addi tion to those coiupilsed in the official list, sir.:— North Wheal Crofts at 5 to 51; Hingston 1/own at 31 to 3; ; West Caradon at 120 ; and Wheal Gren ville at 2. St. John del Rey shares were quoted 11. lower. Linares continue to meet with inquiry, and exhibit an improvement of ds. per share. In the shares of the Mexican and South American Smelting Company there were numerous transactions from i to !per share. English and Amazons= Copper were marked 11. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAT. groan. —The public sales are progressing without spirit, and without showing any material- aheration in pricer. Correa rernainsstesdy, but the demand is limited. TE A .—The public sales are going off at full prices. Congoa from ls. sd. to Is. 01., continues in good demand. Common wagon firm at le. RlCE.—Prices Cr, very firm. Sabrerrut.—Refraction 10 sold at 51e.; rcfrattion 71, 52. a. ; and a fair amount of business done. Corros.-2,000 bales sold yesterday on 'Change at a shade advance. 'yrs has sold steadily at previous rater. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day. Town tallow e quoted 61a. 6d. Dett cash , Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, We.. September, 63a.. , October to December, 60s, to 60a. 344 January to }larch, 60s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET (THIS DAY.) Mr. E. J. Doris marts trade without boa. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 765. ; supstior ditto, 80s. to 86a.; mfetior ditto, 50s. to 665.; rawest, 60s. to 685.; clover, 90s. to 10SL ; second cot, 86s. to 100 s. ; straw, 265. to 30s. PRIF.IIENTATION OP A SWORD, &C. TO COLONEL WILIIRANAM, C.ll.—The tenantry of the paternal estate of Colonel Wilbraham, C.D ., with their wives and families. re sembled in force on Tuesday afternoon, at Rode Hall, Che shire, for the purpose of presenting to that gallant officer (webs now holds the "toff appomtment of adjutant-general of the northern and midlsed district., and who n their aldes at respe or, 110. Ply moutb-grove, M a nchester, mark of ct t and admiration of. his conduct. The commith c, after pnr chewing a handy:coo and useful sword, at a cost of upwards of 50 gainer, finding that the whole of the funds placed at their disposal had not been expended, resolved upon adding to the sword a copy of Wellington's Despatches. A copy, handsomely bound in nutria and gilt, was ex ceedingly procured at a cost of 12 guineas; and Mr. Thomas Orme, carver in wood, of Manchester, was con miasioned to provide an approp riate catinet, which is of solid oak. elaborately carved, and surmounted by a statuette of the Great Duke, In perion. sad underneath are the words Vl= victorem, cincens." The sword was presented to Colonel Wilbrahatu by Mr. Samuel Yates, one of the old= tersnt farmers on the estate ; and the despatches and cabinet by the Rev. James Loth, of Rode. In acknowledg ing the kindness of his friends, the gallant colonel mid: With regard to the sword, whether i tt will ever be weed for other than peaceful purposes, it is mpose for us M loresce. At the present moment England is engaged in an arduous contest with her revolted army in the East Indies, and every available regiment is being shipped off to that part of the world as feat as vessels can M oD tid t fame came them. It will be a painf ul warfare: ry different the fair fight In the open field which we had with the Russians. It will be the bunting down of a set of madmen who have disgraced human nature by the atrocities which they have committed. Of cause I need not tell you that ray services sill be given wherever they we waisted. bat, as the proportion of officers of my rank is very smell, it Is pro bable my days of active service are at an end. Should It be otherwise, I have the comfortable feeling, shored by every English soldier, that this sword will never be drawn in any but a just and righteous cause. The gallant colonel was fee qr.ently and loudly applauded.—Hanehester Getardion. TILE INCONVENIENCE OP A MOCSTACRE.-01 Friday, a somewhat amusing incident came =devour notice. A pair of trousers haviug been stolen in York, the authori tit s of that city telegraphed to the Hull police to apprehend a man t' with a black moustache and dressed in black," he being suspected. As it was considered probable that the gen tleman shh `• block moustache and black dress" would come to Hull by water, one or two policemen were stationed at the Humber dock basin to await the arrival of the York packet; but when that steamer landed her passenger& yen terday afternoon, the policemen were perplexed by the ap pearance of no fewer than three individuals glorying in the hirsute cop pm loge. One of these lompened to a gen tleman Hull, and known to the police se a pen= alogetber unlikely to be the suspected thief, end he MY allowed to pen unquestioned; but the other two were more unfortunate. They had not the happiaess of being ass ociated with the reoolt ee tions of the polies ; they wen s t ra nger", and conseonently t a ken in—to the Parliament street police-station, one of them followed by a disconsolate " better half." When they strived at the station they wee naturally a good deal surprised at their unexpected situp tam, and the invector in charge and the police-o'6cm looked no lest purzled. The me was mod over and over again, ant though its' oe true the telegraphic descrip tion was correct with regard to moustache and drem, them appear.' to be nothing elm about them to kinder their . being detained. Simpler's', both the detehees were musicians. — Easters. Comities Herald. TOE env OF "W . WorW, Wot.r."--A shepherd of Correa', in the Var, having had =me of his sheep devoured by wolves, armed himself with a gun end kept watch. In the sight of Sunday. the Sock suddenly became slanned, and be saw some dark object moving In the trees. Net doubting that s wolf was approaching, he tired at the eked; a loud cry arose, and it turned out that he bad wound his own Wither, who was coming to pay him a visit. He pro cured medical as for the wounded mu, and atter wards gave hiinmelf into custody ; but when the facts was known be wee a* et liberty, and he had the entirfooties d karats, that has brother's wowed was not serious. 7.1 ~ }~ ~~ .1