The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-11 00:00:00

PARISI] OF CLERKILVWELL.—EISCTION OF TUB INCL'AIBENT. Yesterday eteo;eg a meeting of the veattymes of the perish of St. James, Clineowell, wee held at the VeIU7 Halt, Itoramond-street, w prend with the eleettioa of an iacashent of tee pitieb chereh ; 41. PASCAL". having been appointed ebsunso by s losjoti Of WAS, is oiled ties to Mr. Jones, one of its+ cburem pleas. Bustrom, solicitor to tt e TeOttf, Ma the manatee el the knew? vei[ty, (Minh were &maimed. Tee ernes t i the alai.,man wore ielenllt i'lled et.,, wtee they were towsd to elsount to 66 out of 72. The Citation's *aid tbet be knew the vest y would any oat the trews mad be suggested that no "unions* Would vote for soy moot t'a't one c ed,dete. Hear, hi.'.) He behind that say of er mode of elect on would be sub set to burettes. Mr. BoIlLetill„ to 641 asked for his intuits ei p tote mode of election, nut that a c,cdtdat could be only elected by hairier el attest majority of the molten yea• scot. Tistre were five r -dtdates, sad if oa the 6t.t vote! one of them had t 1 actual issionty sf the members prmisme, election wov'd be ••'•d. The clam, therein', was I. tshilet the votes to strike oat the candidate who had the fewest votes, sad then to put up the care tdates ring One had en until isejority of the btard. Mr Tsoursust slid if the law was as stated by Me. Bonitos, they ought to abide by it. Alter a lute (Pommies is this subject, Mr. Die, i.e., Miov.(l the following tesolutios:—" That the show of hands to the electioe of the minister be Villein [ arc Aron with the opir ion of Mr Boultur " Mr. Otovan 'acceded the res[Antion. Macon. MiDonell, 1 ayiere, sad Minted spoke In oppoel. two to the opiates of Mr. Bsulton, and suggested that the electioa should be proceeded with according to the nasal practice. Mr. Der having replied, The CHAIRMAN °tinned that if they did not pursue a lofty' mune, much ti igaticia might soles. He then tink the show of hewn on toe question, when then appeared 33 for end 30 against the resolutioa. Ruh candidate was then proposed separately mid alpha betterlly. There were gee sandiostes, en., the Rev. T. H. Ball, the Rev. .3 W. Laster, the lien. O'Brien, the Rev. R. Maggie., and out Hey. H. Itobirts. The name of each vestryman es he voted was taken deem the veiny book, sod oniy one se a from each ewer/earn wry snowed on each election. The first return writ ea follows Bell, 4 ; Lester, 6 ; O'Brien, 0; Maguire, 31; Roberta, 25. The semis of O'Brien and 8.11 were then withdrau.i. The second election showed the folios/in_ return : Leeter,7 ; Maaaire, 33; and Robeetii, 25. Mr. Lusters Dues wee thee omitted. The final elections save the following rehire :—Megalre, 40; "id Roberts, 26. The Cranium( deeland the election to have fallen is the Rev. Mr. Magnin. The ansouseement iris neat made to a large c wwd Is the street, who received it with loud cheers. It was then resolved, on the motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Laved, that the etscomon seal of the vastly he staled to use appoint meet of the rev. gentleman, and that it be mired by Wichmann. The Rev. Mr. Mervin was then called in, and addressed by the chairman epos the important duties of his which he premised feittially to discharge, and he relied or the support of the parish; mere. Thanks were voted to the chair:n.4, and the eerily separated. MANAGEMENT O MAR fLEBONE WOEK- HOG'Sli. Yesterday there wet* a fall attendant* of the directors and gusediage of the p , or of Bt. Meryl. boas, et t►e workhoure,Ntw-road, it being uudetstaod that Mr. Middies would bring on motion directing the master of the workhouse to refuse eoraplisece with :he order of the Poor law Board, that he should resign Lis situau a. Mr. Blume occupied the chair, god after a variety of hatless., . . _ Mr. RIDDING, on bring celled on, raid, as the subject of the resat Bogging. wh.ch had gained ou couch notoriety, was beton the retry, who no doubt bad a vitht to express at opinion in the natter, 'ad more especially io respect to the foitorfoososo of the Pawky Hoe* end as that body had Rot am to • isolion, Ito tbooorit It advi.sble that he avail tot mood with k moo= till be knew what that &ids. was. trader these eircassteates, be required the poradmioa of the board to withdraw be sabot for the prosood. (fins. hose.) Tho onolonlres then nt!hdp.ers. _ Palm, Miami pn^pmed a resolution for the removed d Ilepamporeeddres from the workhouse to Kemp Tll bays amok establishment. in the New-road. lanai Maly- Mom Osony Cour Toe seam whisk the late impiry O&M having taken place in the Marylehone Wink ban woe quite eagle:neat to Nor* that the lastlnetion wed tits Om for immorality, caused by braves sidldrea s zt eke, proximity with others who had grows add is (am.) There was a stroog feeling oar: of dams la haw of reostrefag the chthlrea. Mt. Into, jun., stands! the meths Dr. Dams soma the mak" sad soli oat lU Meld the r. moral of the ehllithe is a mews thither to, Ash has the polled's dray wen sew eithisthed Is. but rho the roes mated wools' 'dad • bow etheillse. tiss be the workl-xxis iaatu. W tea soeb • thee eseld be asses for 40W. • yet r. he hoped the asardisno wadi set Waste to terry it oat. Mu Wu. Casa °prowl the motion. He had se le wan the etildna right swag from the cos affsseliag iikethee of the workhouse into the co Autry. hat to MOM this to a plus fa nth elms proximity to the workhouse um ea absurdity. NA RIDDING Moo armed the iambs. Is addition Se lIMI MK per year rem to the premises designated, than mat is a large outlay to adapt it for the me of rho OD en. (list, Ors.) Oa a thew of bards Oa natio, wee mgmieed by • Ise* eit of 8 to 4, sad on a division by 14 to 8. Dr. BACIIIMOI7SIa, with math warmth, doeland that this wee the third time this pantos hal has maned, sad that these who named to "train up children la the way they Mould p" must take the empoosibility. The board, after other benne a., separated. CAtrnolc.—A gentleman of this caanty haying essas.oa to remit semi wish to • Irked la London, applied to hie beakers in a neighbouring toes, station the 'sonat a name of his friend, ta, audibly to the clerk. The latter desired him to draw sad pay in a *Anise for the ems, of wig* their Loudon banters Alen. Barclay, Bevis, sad Co.) would be advised, and pay the amount to his eone @Fondest on deemed. lhe gentleman did as required, end was politely seemed with an inkstaad for the purples by a permit, appereatly • einsmerelal traveller, staaatag nest his at the minter. lie wrote to his corriespondeat in town, who applied duly et Messrs Batch., and Bevan's for the e ach. To his surpri.e, and, in the first moment, alarm, the latter wee told that *cutely an hour before • cheque for the very amount, end ohm' d with the very tame, had been written sad remould by another r non. Fortueately, the mosey beige psych e only to one individuel, the identity of that iadividual was essential, and of warn could not be proved by the o , b.ree in ready firat eraser. We suggest, however, to our reader", on al: such anemias* that no part of such a trannctira should be either audible, or visible except to the bank clerk It h clear, from oar present state ment, that quick-ered end quick sued eamnaseeialiate, politely beading inks•anos to retnittiag goationoe, ma both see sad bear a little too moots to dm masses' of honasty.—Senedinelewei Herold THE MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT.— A OM has lately orison *nen has *anted some attention among the mercantile commsely la Lindoo, and will probably mein attention frAn the B _aid of Trade. The captain of • home ward-bound Indianian ' wham near Bt . Helens, was suddenly set upon by the ersw , ironed, and the sestet taken into St. Helena. The captain was sent err •rial at the local mosioess them en s preteaded charge of wilful assault, or wound ing ; the effect of which has been to detain him, sad eight or nine of the new, se well as the mate, in the island for two months; the cost to the ow., rs, of substitutes for them, and the enormous loss also if mei-tone for thou' left he bind, and the cat if a lawsuit, to the great gain of the shr pkee pen sod lawyers of that celobrstod voracious island. Now the poraidary I -as is a great grievant* ; and it was to meet such cases that ; rovitho was suede in the blerchent Seamen Act, amp 'wiring, but sot compelling, the local authorities of any foreign isn't to call a "'gavel court " te try any charges at once; and like power also given to than to send any officer or seems. home in custody or guard, for trial for any off. noes. !iota those provisions have been !tended, to the manliest loos of all pelt'', and without aoy apparent reams for so dangerous a pretedeat.— Liverpool Daily Pool. FATAL ACCIDENT AT SHEERNESS GAIRISON.-00 the afternoon of the WA, inst., as No. 6 company, 6:11 Batta lion of the Royal Arill-ry, war at a arriron gun practice from No. 2 bastion, one of the guts (d2-pounder) exploded. The cola was split into piecm, both cheeks of tee cattily, were blown outword, sad abstvred to pieces. The left aide of the breech was blown a dietetics of beta 10 to 16 yards. The breech and button were blown ethos' the approach, a dietetics of 30 yards, each trunion was blown in op points directing to a datanee of from eiy to 60 ,ardor; a portion of the gun, in small frogreentve sad kis of the carriage, ma carried away over the ends Wrist guard drawbridge, pert of the fragments of the earriage dropping on the bridge amongst pawing pas sengers. Ocean and armor Echoed Ts-ker Larobell (who fired UN pa) was cut partly through the body, hotteeea the hips and the knits, and killed. Bombardier William Newton had both legs and feet, below the knees, fearfully broken and mutilated; a portion of the right foot sista amputated. Gunner William Smith was wounded by a piece of the gun on the right hip slightly. Gunner and driver Simos Leedom received a severe coneussio• of the brain, and mmtusioce in the right aids of his cheat and shoulder, by a portion of the can carriage ; lie reasies In a precarious state. An inquest will be Lehi M the body of the unfortunate decemem by the county comes, Thomas Hills, Req. LAdvortinadigHto—AT MR. MICHYI EMBLEM more, Ragenteleose. No 4. Learianhenumwili. sod .yaw Nos, aro inhibited tbe Inst syselinsme el SHIM minnullatmose. Demenmennea. Wediboaaa Writteg4siem liemligHeip.a•dMmor Widmer sellbyer limey anthills it pinsliells. t i v e 4 OsWry llogia Ihati• Moiodioloolo so 11=1§ rah More imam& Orr creme sbargestrA ft er Ernahlishmam, Us, !how Hem tbe lecembstriest Belnklielmemt ter tke mie of Seals, Ilain Is wen. hat m end • misty sHisien. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS PAY. ♦ CRIMEAN OIPICIOL Jane Walton and James Welch, two notorious bad chi. »eters, were brought leek,* Me. Beam, charged with garrotting sad robbing Mr. William Malin, outgoes of the 22nd Regiment of Foot, recently returned from the Crises, and now residing at No. 1, Francis-street, Uni versity liteettal. The prosecutor stated that on the previous night, about 12 o'clock, he wu proceeding along Church-Mast, Bobo, when the female primer came up sad accosted hiss, and while ►e was walking sad talking to her the male prisoner suddenly rushed upon him from behind, end with his hands mined bim by the throat, and attempted to strasgle him. He then threw wittier% one his bark, and the woman, with another me, not in custody, knelt upon his breast, and took his watch, a silver one, worth 84., trim hie waistcoat pocket. They then ran away, end as scow aa prosecutor I recovered himself he went a pursuit, and eine up with them jut es they were being stopped by two constables in plain clothes. 1n reply to Mr. Higdon, the prosecutor said he was con vinced the prisoner was the man who BM attacked him. $BB A, said, shoat holt-pest twelve o'clock last night tut saw the prosecutor and the female prisoner walking in Chtirchstreet, and heard the privet-Mar exclaim—" For God's sake, when are you gotog to coke me." This Unwel lstance aroused his suspicions, and he followed them to Compton-otreet, where they were joined by the male pri soner, who spoke to the woman and walked away. The woman then took the prosecutor to the dark side of the enclosure in Soho-ovum, when they remained until the equitable on that beat had mimed. The male prisoner then joined them man, and went with the prose ewer into Falconberginews. Witness, who was still close to them, then mew the male prisoner rash upon the protestor, sod put his arms round hie seek and ling him to the ground. The woman, with another man, who made his mope, then threw them wives upon the prosecutor. Wiesen, who had 1* the meanwhile procured the assistance of soother unstable, then made his *epsomite, and snot a desperate struggle succeeded in taking the prisoners into custody. Police constable 326 A went to the assistance of lest whites, sad took charge of the female prisoner. He subse quently searched the mews, and elate by where he had taken the woman be found the silver watch produced. The prosecutor identified toe watch as his property. The prisoners, who declined saying anything in defence, were fatly committed for trial. MARYLBBONE. William Stacey, cab-drisier. badge 1,327, was shagged before Mr. beg, with furiously driving hie horse sad cab in Maide•lane, sad with assaulting psliceman Prove, 92 N div Won, being at the time in a state of iotsaiestion. Policeman Harrison, B 160. mid that about twelve o'clock last night, be was on ditty in Maiden-lace, when his anat. Han was eacited by hearing laud cries of " murder" from a female voice. He then saw a horse and cab coming towards him at a farioas rate, and he obasrved the prisoner on the box lashing the hone at the time with his whip. He mixed hold of the horn's, alga end stopped its progress. The door of the cub was open and he saw a man and female inside. Mr. Long—Who was it called out Murder." roliermact—The female is the cab, your worship. Mae told ma that the man had been taking indecent liberties with bor. I, wit► the assistance of Proem N 92, took the prisoner into custody sad oleo the man in the cab. Promo stated that he was soar the tollgate adjoining the Breckaock-arms, when he observed the hone sad cab alluded to, and he heard the female inside calling for as absence. He stopped the vehicle, when the female asked him if she war (OWE to Ying's-croes. He observed to her that ohs woe going is a @mum dimities. He tamed the horse round, bat the primer, intim' of piss towards King'oaross, drove up the Mae towards Highgate. He ran after it, whistle prisour was stopped by the last tritium Kr. Lug—Did the prisoner strike you ? Polieentea—Yee, sir. He struck mu with the butt end of the whip several times. We had a desperate straggle together, whoa four pimiento came out of their beds to my usistance. The primmer thresteaed to shoot me. The prisoner was flood 201., or fourteen days for the moult, mud a similar penalty for the !trio'. driving. Willies Smith, a costermonger, was next placed at the bar for a violeat assault, hat there beim/ so complainut he was discharged. 1011331 t BY A RAILWAY •OOIOIOCLIIIII. Robert Rant, aged Matsu, • b 0611 g-clerk in the mules of the South-Swim' Railway Company, was placed at the bar before Mr. Trail!, aimed with stealing a gustily 01 yeasenger tickets, the property of the above comps y ; also with Using the same, with the vim of appropriatim the mew to his own use. Mr. Robinson 'Seeded on the pert of the company. Frees the evidence of several oftleials, it appeared that as Thursday last the primer weal from Load's-bridge station to the Spa-road station of the Greenwich line by the 1.26 train, and was left aloes in the ticket collestoe's boa while that official gathered Sekiya from is ap tuts. At five minutia past two, primer went to Deptford, at which time the *lists resetwed were all regular, and la eonseentive order, they, with the eueptios of theme in the tubes, having bees en mined. They eutinued to be regular sun the 36 lain. put 3 train, whoa they changed, and were irregular until twenty-five sateutee to four, the numbers received bales et that Um* lower then those ?leaved at Spa-road up to the arrival of the 36 mile. pest 3 teals. Priemer was observed to hive given out tickets for the 335 train. Information of the change in numbers having been forwarded to Deptford, an examination of the tabu was made, and a deficiency, compered with the till, of 10s. Id. Two pstkete of tickets lessee by the prisoner were thee shows t hies, with the stateliest that they mast have been Sued is the morning. Prisostr, after a short time, said, " If he waa sot inched up be would admit it." He said he took the Sokoto hem the eolliwor's boast tipt•road, sad begged that no settee ehasl4 be take. of It. He was, however, takes to the eapertateadeat'a 'See, and while In the saaneget'is welds, rum he said he had taken tickets from the T before, and that out of 3L 7w 6d. heed apes his, Ude. ed to the company for tickste taken from the Spread. _ _ ♦fter Dose 'vivant*. between Mr. Train sad Mr. 1 Robinson, Mr. Trull said le &weld seed t►e prime/ for trial on the charge of stealing the nosey, but ebeald naiad hint until Moody neat. The witnesses were, however, bound over to appear at the asst Surrey Sessions. ANOTHER FATAL CASUALTY AT BRYN MALL? MINE. WREXHAM, ThOWIDAT Upon racially' the scene of the late fatal accident at Bryn-Melly Mtn. this morales, we found • larger crowd than yesterday. The same anxious @amnion told the spectator at • glean that the water in the waking* had sot been sufileiestly reduced to allow of • descent bong made in search of their missing comrades. The cage was still lifting oat immense volumes of water at every stroke, but the Gagne which is ordinarily used for keeping the mine dry was idle in tomeguence of a lamentable accident which occurred lest •..Ding. About eight o'clock, the chief 'sprinter, Robert Resnick, bad demanded the pump ing shaft a short distance for the purpose of cbaeging the buckets, and wu engaged in that duty when suddenly the captain chain broke, end with some other gearing fell upon him, knocked him off the barrel or platform es which he wee standing, mid precipitated him to the bottom of the shaft. His body was sot cat tin same evening and con veyed to his reeld•oce on the work. close by, where it sow lies waiting the coroner's inquisitioa. The strongman man wu shoat 40 yens of age, sod has left a widow and four or five ehildren to deplore their low. Ever eines the inundation of the mine, the pump to which be was attend leg had been worked at • great measure, making some 12 strokes a minute, sad reisreg 60 Italicise of water per stroke. The wear of the buckets must have been very great and aewstit•ted their being repl►ced, but there was so re•eos to believe that any other part of the methinery had been weakened by the extraordinary envies demanded of it. With the ebain which caused Remick's death • rod also became disp`aced, and at noon, to-day, bad cot been repo. vend. It is expected that the pumping by this muss will, however, be resumed tonight, end noterithstandieg this untoward manna, we are happy to state the water is slightly diminishing, although the onentity raised is only cne-half thee raised yesterday. Inforsestion has been lent to the government inspector, to afford him en app.,- Lazily of atteadieg the inquest. MIDDLESEX REGISTRATION. Yesterday Mr. Shadwell, the rev sing banister, held his curt at the Maeda Tann, lideware.road, and revised the lists for Edgware, Finehey, Great Stumm?, Harrow, Bendoe, Kingsbury, Little Staunton, red Pinner. W. T. Alley Jones attended on behelf of the cueervatives; the libera4 were unrepresented. In the list for Rarrow-en.thielldi there were @enrol claimants for plots of freehold had on the Kymberslerroad estate. Mr. Juts proved several objeetiooa in each use, conteading that the qualification was insufficient, and the whole of the claims were disallowed. Tte tuition will be brought to • clan this day. BAYING MONET IN • WORXHOIJIIIL—It is said that a female inmate of the lisryletrAte Workhouse went to the emistaat ovenser a day or two ago with a most dolefal tale about hung been robbed of some savings she had aids while in the house. The assistant °venter, therefore, ' quAatiosed the woman, when she produced her deposit Inok ote the Royal British Bank. in which she had accumu lated from time to time slowly 201. Of mans, the diem at moo seised the built, and, in the swat of the deposit Wing paid at say fatten time, the money will be handed own to the parish authorities. • stein ianatigatioe is eating plus, as it is reported the wawa hose**, assann lati,,es of 'bossy. (Advertisamenta—HutowATl PILLS All RUIZ SANT Kamene•—tentasiluelles sed pure Mamie, = . t. sad If the Immises.f Alm the mama or Le we an . I . 32a_litwor=rwaa=r== sew erills Le a z a t saus fallauliee. affwarel Om* Irby sot sie YmlmYe posaly. Ali to oral essmis vim Wily slat mei, Me NM Ito rosfor of dm; pas how bass la anien slimy Ldr ollolorlbill by all measles maim Ilbranghent t he SIMI St Hamm &lbw% LAAABA. felef‘ DK Lim* ash* awl 115. Ilidboaksm Tart A. Lifapis,oll; ; edam lbw= ; L Malta. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, WINNER 11, 1856: MOM LIST S.-THIS DAY. TWO o'CLOOII. The Railway Share Market this morning bee been firm. Midland Stock is better, at 76 to 1, and Lan cashire and Yorkshire at 941 to 961. Berwiek's and some other descriptions are also quoted slightly higher than they closed yesterday. Riga and Dunaburg Railway shares are better, at to 11 prem. Ceylon Railway are quoted 1 1 to 11 prem.; Great Luxembourg, 91 to 4; and Lombardo- Venetian, 41 to 61 prem. Sambre and Meuse ' Antwerp and Rotterdam, sod most desoripticas o French shares are higher. ORDINAItY NHARIS AND STOCU. ea. I Pd. I E.aw.o "Wad Coma, Mom f war way I s,. lo I gra. 1 4-hay..,rM Itiss.Wak.lt elnialsos:. & Mamma D. ft. dei M. . 4 4 II II II It II 1$ 92_ 111. Ut Q 14 -...ass mid idlliell ... HDe. Orli POWs/ Melia Jam Dol., PrelliorWisiLL Oisiml=6" . " Brim Voir. ellir A.. am IL ............. gait Rapt ..,...--.... ir - ot Moiorml Illtropw adiai n h at= Ursa Porta Groot Northam ....... Do. o. Do. 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The Lords of her Mafestrs_ Tiva • - He Rodman* envy baying certified to the Commistionen for - tbe of the National Debt that there wee no sulphas of actual revenue over the actoal eznenditure of the t lofted King dom of Greet Britain sad Ireland, for the year ending the 30th June, 1856, the Commesioners for the Reduction of the National Debt hereby give nodes that no sour will be applied by them on account of the sinking fund, under the prtvisious of the Act, 10 Geo. IV., cap. 37 between the let day of October, 1866. sad the 31st day of December, 1856. A. Y. BPELRXAN, Comptzoller•Gaseral. ...Waal Debt Office, October 10, 1868. RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—The truffle returns of rail ways In the United Kiegdont, published for the weak end ing October 4, amounted to 481,9001., and for the then ' sponAing week of 186.5 to 469,0641 , showing an inmates of M.,8461. The grow receipts of the eight railways having their termini In the mettopolis amounted for the week aid ing as above to 216,0301., and for the oorrespoodieg week lof last year to 206,3251 , showing an increase of 9,7051. The imams' on the Lucent Couttiss Beltway amounted to 1 1,4531.; on the Great Northern to 4891.; on the Great Western to 2,4881. ; on the London sad North-Western to ' 2,7621.; en the London and Blake/all to 2071.; en the London, Brighton, acid &nth Coast to 1,2391.; sad on the London and South-Western, to 8111.; and ea the Elouth•Bastern to 2381 ; total, 9,7061. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 266,8701., and for the ecrresp.ndieg period of 1866 to 252,7291., show ing an increase of 13,1411 in the receipts of 'hoes line., which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes tte total increase 22,8161. as compared with the cor responding week of 1865. FATAL ACCIOUT IN OxFORD-STRZET.—Yeedierday Mr. Wakley ptcceeded with au inquest, at the Lord Wet lington, University-strer, Tottenham-court-road, touching the death of Caroline Harley. It appeared that for some time past the roadway, in New Oxford street, at the corner of Baisell-strest,Bloomsbury, he. been under repair, and, to Prevent vehicles pessiog along, the roadway was Masked up by means of wooden trowels erected at each end ef the work. These twirls consisted of frameworks Jellied together with binges at the top, and chafes egress the MON he keep them epee. In (outguess. of the Mood blimp bee from mobilo traMc,the poor children in the eerourbosi resorted there to play, and the deceased, it iron emus. tyeee.engst the number, for, while some persons were palm dorp eh- Nerved her lyieg on the gritted with ems - of fa lousarls Male bee heed. The sufferer, who was=llllllnelieUe mid oppereetle dead, was immediately trod een owed to the Uoiversity College Hospital, bee Mk wee at thee pais& satinet. The ..dial @videos* prayed that the dessemsee death was owing to severe violent* to the heed, the Imola havisg fallen with all Its might directly on the dessesers head. The inspector of the mob scald not *a irfoil fee the truwel felling. Some dlssuestey, during which it was proved that nob an ant happen if an iron bar was used Indeed eta slob. The jury, after a brief deliberation, recorded a verdlet of "Acci dental death," specially recommending that a bar is future sheet be used instead of a chefs. The leaps** premised to MOM to the reoonunsadatios, and the Intestigetice then tormlooled. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The unfavourable returns of the Banks of England and of France appear to have been fully " dis connted " in the Stock Exchange, and the fonds have to-day risen 1 per cent. In most other de partments of the market a more confident feeling is also evinced. Consols for the Bth November, after rising to 921. are now quoted 921 to 1. For money the price is 91i to 92. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt to at 901 to 91 ex div.; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 911 ex div.; Bank Stock at 2111 ex div.; Exchequer Bills at 4s. to Bs. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds at 98g. Turkish Six per Cents., after rising to 931 to 1, are now quoted 93 to ex div. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. have advanced to 100 to 1. Other foreign stocks are quiet, but well supported. Bra. Milan 01 Five per Cents. (small Bonds), have been dealt in at 100 ex div.; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., at 80; Russian Four-ud-a•Half per Cents., at 971; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 89!; and Spanish Old Three per Cents., for 17th October, at 43. Of the specie ex the Atlantic, from New York, about 40,0001., was destined for Havre, whilst 30,0001. was in Mexican dollars. The residue, comprising 110,0001. in American eagles, was yesterday taken for the Continent. Owing to this supply, no hwth with drawals of gold from the Bank are known to have taken place yesterda . The Tamer has ta ken out 82,0001. in specie, besides jewellery valued at 21,0001., to the Brazils. The bar silver brought in by the Magdalena was sold yesterday for India at 114.2 d. per ounce standard, being a decline of id. as compared with the price realised at the previous sale. The corn market yesterday was quiet. Old and dry new wheat maintained last Monday's rates. To-day's lint of arrivals at port of call comprises only 5 cargoes of grain, viz., 3of wheat and 2of Indian corn. Im porters are firm, but find some difficulty in effecting sales at the prices asked. The arrivals of foreign grain in London are liberal. The failure of Mr. Henry Wilson, of the Stock Exchange, to which we referred yesterday, is stated to be caused by the default of his principals '' out-of doors," whose names, however, be declines to give up. The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday last, the 9th Oct., shows the' following result (the exchange taken at 26f. to the pound) t Coin sad bullion £6,658,700 Decrease £2 773,400 Bills dismounted Notes is circulation .... 24,843,800 humus 22,800 Treasury deposits Private deposits Advances on French go vernment vacuities Advances on railway se carttiss In every respect these changes are seriously dis quieting. The decline of more than two millions and three quarters sterling in the coin and bullion, by which the total is reduced to 8,838,7001., fully accounts for the rise in the Bank's rate of discount. Against this alarming decline in the bullion, the notes in circulation show no diminution whatever, standing at 24,843,8001. The increase of nearly 2,900,0001. in the discounts proves how general must have been the rush for ac commodation to the Bank. At the same time the directors have not yet made any reel progress towards the contraction of their advances to the Bourse, the loans upon stocks and shares presenting a diminution of only about 100,0001. Notwithstanding the highly coloured report of the Finance Minister relative to the state of the national Exchequer, the diminution under the head of Treasury deposits amounts to nearly 700,0001. The position of the Bank is essen tially weakened, and unless a change of policy be immediately adopted and rigidly enforced, the con sequences must be most disastrous. At this period of premiere the Franco-American Company, which is ens of t he competitors for the concession of the transatlantic lines of communication from the French government, invites subscriptions in Paris for 84,000 new shares of 201. each, representing • total of 1,880,0001. The list is to remain open for one mouth, dating from the 25th ult. It is presumed that the expenditure of this money (if subscribed) will be dependent upon the company's obtaining the concession ; bat the mere circumstance of its opening subscription lists in the midst of a monetary panic is strongly characteristic of the strength of the specula tive current. At the Auction Mart yesterday,Mr. Shut tlewortb, of 31, Poultry, held a second auction of deposits in the Royal British Bank, which excited considerable interest. The prices bid varied in most cases from 9s. to 13s. in the pound; but for two lots, amounting together to 7001., the biddiogs reached 16s. in the pound. Two lots were sold by private contract, prior to the sale, at 10s. Bd. Another sale is announced to take place on Friday next. The Belgian Minister of Finance announces the eancelment of bond, to the amount of 787,000 f. (30,8801.) of the Belgian Three per Cent. Loan. We notice that the Eastern Counties Railway Company are offering their cab stock for sae. The half-yearly guaranteed interest, at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, is advertised as payable on the shares of the Royal Danish Railway Company on the 23th inst. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Oct. 4, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Mrculation issue Circulation active 20,926,155 Increase 701,925 Public deposits 7,769,499 Decrease 650,362 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 11,464,278 Decrease 500,675 Other escuritiesin banki ng department Coin and bullion in both departments &mu day and other bills 968,305 Increase 30,906 The Rest Notes In rearm The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : - deeresso £650,352 °Aar deposits intros's .. £366,739 Notes and bill" i sissnlation: increase 732,191 Rest incresas .. 31,072 On the other 'idea( the account: Government securities decrease— 600,676 Other securities increase .. 1,966,05 i Ocin and bunion decrease.. 985,115 Total This return is a very extraordinary one, owing to the rapidity of the drain upon the Bank's resources. The "other securities" have now reached the almost unprecedented total of upwards of twenty-one mil lions and a half. The decline in the bullion is close upon a million, and the decline in the unemployed notes no less than 1,604,1201. No surprise an be felt that the Bank directors should have met on Monday, and promptly raised their rates of discount. The decrease in the "government securities" indi cates that the Bank is selling stock. The decrease in the reserve of notes is assisted by the decrease in the Treasury deposits. FRIDAY Evziruge. Notwithstanding the very unfavourable character of the Bank of France return, and the expectation of a decidedly unsatisfactory balance sheet from the Bank of Englend, the funds to-day maintained much firming. The day's variations were less than those recently witnessed, and the closing range wu about k per cent, above that of yesterday. The chief sup port still proceeds from the steady investments of the public. Confidence continues to be expressed in the soundness of financial affairs here; but it is felt that no reliance can be placed, even from day today, upon the movements in France. _ In the discount market there is still a good demand for money, at full rates. In the Stock Exchange money wee in request, the Back of England still withdrawing notes spinet stock thrown by it— temporarily, at least—upon the market. In anticipation of the fortnightly settlement in railway shame in Paris, which will take place at the middle of the month, when the new restrictions lately imposed by the Bank of Frames are expected to prom heavily upon the speculators, attempts have been made to-day to borrow large sums of money in London upon railway shares upon Paris account, such loans to be repaid after the settlement. This fact affords a further illustration of the tendency of capital to flactuate to and fro between the two ' countries, according to the comparative eligibility of the offers made for it. Consols, which at 4 o'clock yesterday were quoted 92 for the 6th November, opened this morning at 911 to 92, receded to 911 to;, advanced to 924 to 1, were quoted at the close of the Stock Exchange 92 to 4, the quotation for money being at the same time 914 to 1. Subsequently the market war rather firmer, and the price for the account was quoted 921. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 911, 911; ditto, for account, 6th Nov., 92, 924. Five per Cent. Annuities, 114. Three.and.a-Half per Cent. Ex 'baguet Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 981, 984; ditto, 1869, 984, 98/. India Bonds, 11,. prem. Exchequer Bills remain fiat, at 4s. to Bs. prem. Exchequer Bonds were steady, and closed at 981 to t. Speculative transactions in Turkish Six per Cents. are still very freely prosecuted, and form the chief feature of the market for foreign stocks. The film tuitions to-day were from 911 to 93 ex div., and the closing quotation was 921 to / ex div. (equal to 961 to 4 earn div.), being 1 to 1 per cent. worse than the 'sat price of yesterday. A 00011). ' panying the sales, rumour, relative to the financial embarrassments of the Turkish government are industriously circulated. The Guaranteed Four per Cents., on the other hand, were firm, at 994 to; Mexican bonds remain rather fiat. In other stocks the transactions were limited. The foreign exchanges this afternoon again pro. seated a very unsettled appearance, especially an re gards billet on Paris. The rates are very irregular, and three months' bills on that city were almost unsaleable owing to the distrust with which the position of monetary affairs in France is regarded, and the uncertainty as to what new measures may be adopted by the government. The rate for short bills on Paris was quoted rather more favourably for this country, and the same remark will apply to paper on Amsterdam. In the case of Holland and Hamburg, however, the rates quoted were somewhat less favourable. The current rates are subjoined, as nearly as they can be quoted : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.18 to 4 ; ditto, short, 11.16 to 16; Rotterdam, 3 months. 11.184 to I ; Antwerp and Brussels, 3 months, 26.374 to 421 ; liwnbarg, 3 months, 13.74 to 84; Paris, 3 months, 25.70 to 80; ditto, short, 26.20 to 30; Marseilles, 3 months, 2515 to 80; Frankforcon.th•-Maine, 3 months, 1181 to 119; Peter,- burg, 3 months, 374 to;; Vienna, 3 months, 10.41 to 44; Trieste, 3 months, 10.43 to 46; Naples, 3 months, 431 to ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Leghorn, 3 months , 2655 to 60 ; Oporto, 3 months, 624 to 3 ; Lisboa, 3 I months, 62 to t. ' Ottoman Bank and Bank of Egypt shares closed at 34 to 3 die.; National Discount at I to 1 prem. ; London Discount at Ito dia.; and General Bank of Switzerland at 14 to 1 dia. The old bank stocks were dull. Land and steam shares were also quiet. Southampton Dock shares are marked 46. The nominal quotations for the newly projected railways are subjoined, viz.: Eastern Bengal Railway, 1 to 1 pm.; Ceylon Railway, 14 to 11 prem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to 1.16 prem.; Riga and Dunaburg Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A shares, par to 4 prem. ; ditto, B shame, 1 to 01 die.; Metropolitan Railway Guaranteed shares, 4 to 4 die. ; Copiapo Railway, 4 die. to 1 prem. ; Italian Junction Railways, 2to 11 die.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1 to 1 prem. The nominal quotations for some other new pro gects are as follow :—European and Indian Junction relegraph Company, 4 die. to par ; Bernard's Patent Machine Boot and Shoe Company, 4 die. to par; West Ham Distillery Company, 4 die. to 4 prem. BANK OP ENGLAND.—An Amount. purrant to tho Let Ttlt and lith VW., M, tor W e west o!dAld EtWardsY. Oct. 4 . Md. 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Prof. 4i pir Demoteloksto.6l Pref. 4 wisest Dk.~.at. berg.hoase Ibrirp.kg.l* 111 ISM leorlbek Doimiewas 11d0k.Wev.11.1114.1611 Ilene Ikeda 11.1m4.—Daw.kost.PkeL I Ds. Ok. 416 Do. lAllib • PAC Ma Do. Told SI Penh. North oaWtidriaraiWel.ll4.llp.st Ur. Pow Prof. lira= go.gp.k mi. Mt rlaireiCiat. Iliaiiii' sTi i i 10 1 all 1 ill I all 1 i:• illiamil Di. hi: Ds. tett i 14 94~ V 1 V ell Ilt 111 .11 it. lOC Itt. IM B. IN It. IN 3 t. ! 100 100 100 10 100 :Fel iii: _Dak T. 10 i Itt N Te e O 1 PM ei Ild '9 de It i 1 I Mild id a s Merl DIPMITII/11?. .- - .C 1,701,746 Gorernmeet Debt Z 11.016.1 00 Other &mitles 3.416.9A Gold Colo and Baines 10.226,745 elleet Baton — EM.701,745 I.IIIIIING DIIPARTNICR. = More' Capital —.L14.663.000 Government Remitla 3.7b5.4d8 (Melo& Dead Weight Public Deport. Gado& annuity) P ornro b la . ON Radiate 21.5114.444 Nam , Debt, and Dlr. Aorta) 7 759,4 9 9 Gold sod Silver Colo.. 667,611 Oth Dvodte 321& Bever -day stadotherßllls„. lo VSe,3O5 A 17.370,144 S Z . / . 844 Oct. 9, 1856. . MARSHALL, Chief g 24,701.745 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoce. There is no movement of importance in British mining stocks, business being rather restricted. Alfred Console shares, however, have met with more inquiry during the last day or two. National Brazilian shares are better this morning, being marked 31 and 31. United Mexican have also been dealt in at 3a. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange: Great Alfred, 101, f, I, 11, f; Mollsed, 2.., 2.. 6J., 2..94., 2.. 6d.; Sourielne Console. 3 5 16, 1, 7-16 ; West Bunt. 32. I ; Wheal Edward, 21 I; Wheel Mary Ana, 37, f, 38 ; Wheal Zion, 2. In the Stook Exchange: South Ceredon, 286, 290; West Bawer, 311 ; Par Con sole, 211; Sortridge Console, 3 5 16, I, f, 1, 7.16; Great Wheal Alfred, 101, 11; Great Wheal Baddern, 21.. 64. In the metal market copper still continues in de mand, but there is no alteration in prices ; the makers, however, cannot deliver manufactured for some time (their books being tilled with orders), and decline to name a price now at which they will execute orders. Iron is flit, but prices continue the same. Scotch pigs have declined; 67e. 6d. to 675. 9d. is the price of mixed No.l. In lead there is no variation. Tin his been rather more offered, as the prompts of foreign are falling doe; British is in good demand. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.--THIS DAT. The market continues firm at the subjoined quotations Town tallow 52.. 3d.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 525. 3d.; list three months, 61s. 9d. BURKS? AViliAol9.—Town tallow, 56. • fst by di , to, 2s. 104 ; yellow 635. 61 ; mel ted stuff, 425.; rough ColttO, 2tis ; tallow graves, M.; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Dario reports a toll supflet trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 68s. to 80a; superior. old, 84.. to 934.; inferior, 500. to 605.: rowels. 60s. to 20e.; clover, 80s. t: 110 s. ; second cot, 70s. to 955. ; Straw, 261. to 30s. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.-THIS DAY. Apples and peers are still eompitaively tares, and realise high prices. The best samples of Maris Canoes Bergamot, and Docheroe d'Anstoteeme fetch as snub u 6,. per dozen. Imputations of tie last named still continue to arrive from the c , sticent. Lisbon Grapes fetch 10s. per dorm lbs. Pooches and Nee tuisies are now brooming scam. The demand for Fil berts aad Cob Nuts has improved, end rrleee for them haul advanced ; Kent Filberts tv.w Well from 6.5 s to 05r. per 100 lbs. Tomatoso are still arriving from Fraoce and Spain. AU blade of vegetables in season are we,l 'applied. P. T. tugal Onions ore plentiful, sad fetch from 9s. to 161. per 100, or from to 3s. per dozen. Potatoes am very much diseased. Cut Bowers consist of Heliotropes, Orchids. Cierelenias, Camellias, Violets, Mignonette, Heaths, and Rom. Pies Apples, per lb., 3s to So Orspeo, per !11, S. to es neet per doe., Is to Ss Melees, tub, Se to So p.a., per dn., So 90114 Neetssinee, do.. .le to es VEOET: Cabbages, per &nen, 9.1 to 1e 6d Cao , leowere, er Ans., 2. to 6. Brosee'rSprou ,6 , per bee dive, Ss Oct to 26 6d needs Hooos,per bolt eieTe, 1.64 Peary, per doz., 3e to 6. pet boil sieve, Gs to Lemon., per dos, Iv to is Facie, per lb., led to Is Id bent Cobs, pert. 0101.,100s to Ilbs I r ABLE . B. per 10 1 . le to p. to le a Potatoes, nor,rer t.p, !Cs to ICOs per bob., htoße 9d Carrots, p. Loewe, gd ti G 4 TOTS4/11, do., 3.1 to 1d Sploaala,per sieve, le 6d to 31 Coomotorr, Sd to le 04 Beet, pot dos., le tole Celery, per Ws., 94 to 3401 Leeks, pot beach, 14 to 24 Onions, pet baste% 24 to ge Artichokes. each, ed to Ed Vegetable marrows, per dos, Sol to Is Tomatoes, per br..llTt, 4s to es Shallot,, per lb td to 64 Gulley per lb., id to Gd Lettacea, Con, p. score, Leto teed Endive, per score, Is to le 41 Radish, p des., la to Is Gd Small beetle p. pun. 2d to 3d Bone Month, rer 141., 2. to 3+ Pusley, Mushrooms, per pm bum h 2 p0t., 4 le 6o Id to 2e 64 to Mint, preen, per bunch, 21 to ed Marjoram, per bunch, id to 21 %Ivory, do., Id to 24 Buil, rem, p. beach, Id to 23 FRUIT. 1$ 1 I ie 4 4 i i N $ 4 6 I 4 7 I U IN 90 54 U 10 41 41 so os so soi SO 62 Pa 10 91 1 le 10 . 11 TS 17 113 Hs in 111 IN 104 SO SS 10 10j 157 tii T. II 1.1 ID 111 SI 4. 10 1 i 101 11 Pi Apr 1, 4 i 111 103+ $9 100 11li 11 se 141 1/ 1 I I 4