The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF IIVIOl• UR. THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK. Bit Bosour, is appmating Moaday neat for determining ce the disputed adjudication spinet the Royal British Bank (is which ha should be assisted by Mr. Commissioner Hot. soya), took the opportunity of stating that since the matter was last before the court, be had care folly locked through the act 7 sod 8 Victoria, cap. 111, under which the adjadl cation bad been made, and he was clearly of opal= that the too proceedings (in bankruptcy and in the winding•ap awl), al fat from jostling with each other, might be car. 1 on together advantageously for the creditor,. The powers of both courts might tus so called isto exercise as to assist materially in doing justice to tit* creditors. Mr. Linklater said tie; the depositors in the bank, for whose benefit tte proceedings in bankruptcy were in tended, would be very mach indebted to his Honour for this expression of his opinion. Mr. Begley wished to maks some remarks in opposition to the aejudiestion ; but his Honour said he most decline to ester into any argument on the sue at that mamma. The mem of Ziegey and Rowland, and Roans, formerly appointed for Monday neat, were adjourned until the following Monday. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. Thotau O'Donnell was charged with having stoles a lady's jacket out of a gentleman's pocket, in Bishopegstw street. The primer war seen is the sot of taking the jacket, and at mica seised by the complainant, who gave him tato the custody of a polacsasse. At the statics-home Ito was very nifractory. Ile said he had bees la the military service for some tame, and, hiving been discharged, Mame greatly distressed, and could get no work. B. was remanded, Is order that inquiries might Denude iatoth. previous history of his doings. John Tracey was charged with haviag boos found is pee session of a pear of gold caning', which he had offered for sale at a pawnbroker's shop. Ile did Not pet any prim upon them, bet was Marooned to take say is. the shoprean might think proper to give. TI e prisoner said he lied found the lerrisp ( s Batelif highway about sic months age, end had kept them by hiss to the preeeat time. The pawnbroker said the articles were worth 61. or 71. The policeman said that a very serious robbery had bore recently a =emitted, and It would be neseesary ho Mks one particular Inquiries as the mildest. The Frain,/ was reenaaded. 10115( IT A WHO WU 10011,T1111 TILLS. Jaws Han, a respretably•dremed "ma, who deteribed kneel( as a "elicitor, was plaited at the bar = remand, before S.r Peter Lean., 'barged with stealing this. table. woes from the George ll%el, la the Strand. Pee eeldeam formerly g. von was to the effect that the primer wordier.* Kr. Lawley'a shop la Parrlcgdoa street, earl offered the three sparse to pledge, but is eessequenes el the manse bang ea then Mr. Lawley'e seinetaat made laquiry as to who be was and how be le mme possessed of them. He said it was all right, he that be bad bight them at a ash with some other air. This mot stustyieg the moistest, be tea oat of the *av, and the hue and cry emirs raised he was stopped. George William Tillstt, Mr. Lawley's amistaat. farther Women pare km the three 'pane oa Thursday S eaenie& gadM qitesticaal bla ea to the owitership of m. _ Elepdsomerheris threw his hat at the witness, and said be wee nee speaking the *nth. llle PON sill that was very well dose; he eculd *IOW sayable, Wes. Winne (utlasesl)—The prisoner bald oat his bead far Hem beck Spill, het hart fused to give them so, *km he tam away auk wee stopped by the pollee. Rhoda Asa Wytoon, the melt at the George, elated that the spoons one safe es Thsrsday samaiag. Abost 12 Venn that day, the prisatier cute to the bar sad asked for seam of stoat, which she called for for tilm. He was clone M the coffee room where the noose were kept. Ones, a detective, said thst the primmer, he believed, had bees tranagerted. OM Peter Laurie mild, he woe glad he had stunomd that ...perhaps Spriegate hour Si... William !tediums, the jailor, said, the primmer wee at His 'cart la October, 1848, sad won remolded few times te the Coaster. Hs was tried at dm Old Bailey sad ttsae ported fee 101inibla years. Sir Peter Lasri• said he thought so by the ma. air Peter complimented Tillet ea the propriety of Ms omelet, sad maid that if ell p•webrokere would set In the as one boom , it would be for their ewe tetanal. The prisoner wu then masalltted for trial. WESTMINSTER. IJITIRINO 10101 D SAXX Of INOLAND NOM. ------- Mary Lone Kellard, described es a serried women, wee shamed wit► uttering a forged 61. sots. Mr. Jo►e Denote, proprietor of the Roes mad Crows, White Lion-street, Cosine, stated that on the eveniog of the 26th of het June prisoner same to his bone and gene bien a 61. note in payment of three or four shillings she owed him. He marked the sot. in her presence, and placed it in his cash box. On the following day be disoovered it was forged, and took It to the Bank of England. Ho saver heard any more of the prisoner, although he made diligent Upins* for her, until Let eight, when hsanng that she was In the neighbour hood, be obtained a policeman, and gays her into custody. Mr. Arnold—How ems lon to take a 61. note of the prisoner ? Preeemstor—ilhe owed me mousy, as I bare said, end I had *fora taken notes of her Imlay, which turned est good. Mr. Arnold—Can you show me in any way that she had knowledge of this sous Whig had ? Prottemitor—My attention wag Bret called to the atrium stance by two or three neighbours who came the neat morning and asked me if I had taken a note of her, and tellicg me that it I tad I was done. I then want to my eash•noa, and on comparing the note with others, found I had been imposed upon. Prisoner, who said with a true Old Bailey twang "that she should reserve her defence," was remanded. PIACD aOD POROIRT IT • oismorrnto CLIACITY•S. li Thoflu Freeman, the young nue who it was stated wee a methodist premher ' and who was remaaded on the charge of knowingly aiteriop too forged order on the Ara of Histibirt and Co , on lb. 27th of &punisher, one being Ike ths sale of 71.. and the other for lf. 19s, was again placed at the bar before Mr. Cowie for re-szamosation. The evidence taloa on the former hearing has *heady appeared in this joarnal, whoa it will be remembered that the primmer Famed the two abeque named above oa Mr. Sarin, a tailor residing at 13, Feliz.terrace, Liverpool-reed, and tees went down to Lewes, whirs be was apprehended, after hemp preached two airreoce. Mr. Alesis.der ' the second clerk, having read over the ',idiom, a (mob sharp was preferred &palest the primmer by Mr. William Lamm, a bootmaker, of 30, Plumber strut, City-reed, when it wee clearly proved that another Wipe bed been passed on hies for the sues of AL 101. The primmer, who reserved his defence, was fnily 1101111- Stated for trillion the two charges. Vengeance .. Latitude a .. .. Sydney .. .. 7 ran. SELLING HAD Persia .. .. .. Inspiration .. .. Iran. HANDICAP SWE Besika .. • . .. Finnamost .. .. 4 ran. LATEST BETTING. CESAREWITCH. 7 to 1 apt Vaapaaces 7 to 1 Polestar 10 to 1 Thoosalear 10 to 1 Mascot 14 to 1 - 18 to 1 Balbach 26 to 1 Cotswold (od) 33 to 1 Ho.iy (t) 33 to 1 Mr. Sykes 33 to 1 Hiss of 3ootlead (t) 33 to 1 Mlddlataa (4) 40 to 1 Brother to Way Tommy (t) 66 to 1 Aleppo (t) Ilaratalid :—Meelta sad Palataff. ORIAT WRSTRRN OF CANADA RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) The general ranting of shareholders was held at t►e Leedom Tama; Mc GILL la the chair. TM report has already sppeased Is the Ewa,. It slaws that, although a surplus of 8,0681. le tarried for ward to the curtest ball year, after mutat of a dividead at the ruts of 8 per east. per mu., this rub of distribution le cal, sualstamd through the dbeeters please' to the wrath of " rereme a sun 27,0001. derived Is. premiums on abuse sad beads of the sempany whisk have lima sold la the market. As cm of the means tar this anangusent, the report observes, " the we of the masa at the presort time having the offset of asiatalaiag the rate of &viand hitherto pa , d." Tito direetars, ►owever, expels a hope that the seas rate of &raised will be paid Maw the outmost Me menthe " without extremes' maistanee." The report hackie base takes as rand, The Cwarama adverted to the mines paragraphs, sad said be hoped the company had seen its weed, sad that be believed the measure of their fu ture trellp was only their ability to nary it. They seat out to Canada • eseasger from Machetter sad locomotlves from the suns pima, sad were now in position to week the IWO with semonionoc line effect. A donate pent la Canada was as tone heed gainers of the eampasy. As he MINK he would sot be respousiblo for the Um sa les no lestAireartme were La Melted. All they desired was to has the esatrol of their own property. No lees rhea 4,600,000 L efleglish money hod hem seat by the ermisay to Casaba. The Grand Trask Company had seat 7,146,0001., sad other companios had coutrinted other same, which annated altogether to 11,678,000 L What on the other head has Canada dame for theta / Bbe bad Int the company het ease, sad advaseed them 700,000 L, at the Irani• on interest of 9pu seat. (Hear, heu, sad No, so.) It was at 6 per mat. interest, with a 3 per east siskaag fund, whin was prastleally a 9 per cent. tate/est. Nom of these railway ecompaane were paying a dividend inept themselves. They were act, therefore, salting too much is requirlag to have the onkel of the line. (Mu.) Tbere were amp nations gulag oa betwota the company sad the Otsad Trunk Company, which he trusted would lead to it arreagneest whin wield prove mutually beadle'. He was not gone to propose that the report sad amenste be adopted, bet that they be received, became whom they arrived here from Canada there was not time to demand explanations on some points which appeared to;them inmematt—he should there fore Goaded* by smug that the upset sad amounts be remind. Mr. Burns amooded the modes, sad observed that If the executive In Cubits had boom et imam amongst them. selves, and addreford thsuseives to the devolopmeat of the lino, ocosomisiag its workbag. mad la the *speediest, of now capital, the frompasy wosM be in • differsat politics than it was. Bat stops would be takes to provost the re. comic, of such things by taking into the hands of lb. board In London the full control of the Use. (Chime) Mr. C•manos said that es he we probably the only Comedies' stockholder mow, he hoped the meethig would allow him to say a few words is reply to the observatiess of the chairman sad the testiness who him. H. admitted at osce that the Engliah shareholders mut 4.600,0001, bat it was for their own selveatege, and not out of mere bonevolemee to Coned'. (Hear, beer.) That being the um, be aoknowledged they ought to have the oiatrol of tie lino (hear, hoar), and he believed the, had it Ls reality, If they properly and their Prezio& it was said that toe division of the menthe of Cased' was the saw of their difficulties. That was not so. The only divides Is Canada was that which 'slated between Mr. lindoliffe and Mr. Bridges, the two Maus whose sent out from linalarid. (Hear, hoar.) with to the loan of 700.0004., sad the Mona pi fo r It should be reeellect e d th at the company 011011 to lie tan of Canada for ibis mosey when they were le wed of it, sad that they got it at the TSUI of littered in 01110111111. WIII 6 per cent., with 3 per emit. added to realm Oho (Hear, hear.) Ho w ee ewe the Caim ans woul d odi they could to artist thou, and f al -111 ails eagegmeate with the asepsis,. Foe hitaeolf, Werra acquvlated with the country through whisk the Ilse pernsi, he woo asideat that with lON masapment it would tom out Mbe •Inente paying lie.. The eamiaties INN Men speed tv the half-yearly divi dend of 4 pa ash hies mole payable this swath. • ita•aaaeume popes& IF•Millaillell II the effect that Mr. Reese& moles km the ateldesee of the staarshoidete, be deprived at his dtieelkw ea viesientiont of the three Ism is Hawk r that lbe esti, eseuell of Me limo should he plead le lie leade of the Lenin hued ; and that as pot et the MASK sehsted la le Oho tepees be ezpeaded mita the iteesift at esih eapealhere ebeeld be team- NNW to the ~Nabs of the Lewin beard. These reasialkao wen main ihoweleet whoa we weal le prose. WORSHIP. STREET. 1ll0T•LITI TOW• 110 • WIPI. William Partridge, en III•lookieg fellow, followleg the micupatioa of • journeyman shoemaker. sod liviag in the Mouthed road, was charged biters Mr. Hammitt with violeatly smuttier his wife, Margaret, whose eyes were sadly bleahoned sad swollen, beside. kir throatWog to- Jared vielldy by the set of sompressioo. Yesterday the cos plainest preferred a similar sharp value her hatband and a woman ht whose sompaay she found him, but, when sworn, protested that the wee.. aloes had assaulted bar, and there lot being seldom) to the *unary the female was toed 60.., while he wee ditchuged. The cimplainaat, however, sow admitted, in net ly to the magistrate's iatarregetories, that the bad the. purposely withheld eviclians against him, fuLy confiding in his aannaose that If phe did se. he would gain ley violent buds ups her. • vety Wort that, however, had elapsed situ their tissue the NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL AfiIIOCIATION.--Wie court, before he struck kir no Ism then at* blows oa her is a imm a t h at th a . az aa h h ea tusawiccu e of Qs Nmumisi toad, blacking her eyes se they now aeared, pop. Ath aa i Assaliasia., mat at their rooms Is ging. and with fearful oaths vowed to hate h a, life, a . "y •t of wish the Blow Mao. Maw for having dared to give bin is charge. It was am m o* di= of essareisi with him logattlief ill vein test she pointed out the indulpses and tufty phe w om , me Se. pe, Jiitleireete no ft theme towards him, for he repeated the theist, and ea pa p A s k ..... bialsesmir seavemitel W1L .. _ ....._,_...____ 011ie1l tibia teaching hose ilue4 her heavily to the ground, exclaims* e bidap a . illsv. I:in 1•2114. Num w.iffenigeggiM•._ .• 1 will be hue for you." He then graspoi her with kle 1 Kr. Oeumellith Aye*" ow, leek buds rang)" ter throat, aid encleanerect to strangle her. maa. A pi a . patheseeisel seleet 11 =ottahla wow She oomoriatotly raaolved to gm. him iato custody. igrebi to, sad *eels wen voted le /b. fee big mg- Emma Pantiogs. daughter of the complainut, fully Ni. a .h. m e pembed ell.—ansehseisp_ ibloodmer,,_ • robor.t.d the tastlanay of her mother, addle, that it wie .itaihy igin...l, EnetivomlT VOLLISIL--The ashy by the joint efforts of herself and sister that the do• fof &ha Maul about be be raised ha the indent could bir got away ens his hold. H. was tbe alusli"."48111. O IM a di os a s foe the ems et the pane worn for Liquor, bet the cosplsi.aat was set, 110, wok. Sho = s ow use paid is , the nth 1 •04. 1 111 ever so. blab ebedir ,in the pm Kr. Hemaill remarked trat this Unearth wee email's* F... 31 . 3.11111. 7.„.. pp ...a....at = dos insaeltell the coring of false eympethy, frequently evidenced Is ""'"',....—....„ payees were sited se the this c-,envy and "hinted the i &oda, was pleaded "makes- r__„.._ • "'"' -- " r- e i r lib m.paam. ihe keel wegis. Itle sew as an nun , to be imprisithed foe three months, with "•••""•,...trapaa *yd . MA be SAW Web 11 1 111 6 hard lshour, wad else to Bad /cot bail ter the imam' ip i e ""''''ip i s wpm that As hie mailitalioll. le "Imill. peeked of sin wade. THANES. may tie neesessrp Innis like iht sesseiset an eerie( will no 88888 01 TOWZI-0111.L. odd at tee splelbsit• John Deny, a writehad-looko th youth, axed 17, we. Tillf OP fd400.-0, Ildillthifty Offaillthelli 111 ehatind before Mr. Self. with stealing a silk haulm• piewastr. belsegleg to OMNI./ Waal .1.9=141.61. thief from the peek's o f Jacob Bosley. a sesisem, who ems plass rad Olesiew In • asedere es the Weill= stated that at half put we o'clock this mening he wee 111•11 win bed ithl M ell "' lmille lea" he. tz -dm penis( ever Tower bill, when he felt sm. see &mini seine wile we a blew i ts it be bls silk head huskier hen hi. pocket. H. toned rand se liMesteen le was sn his wsy to Milk and saw It I. the prix tun's bead. H. seised a• prase, oggioildsb othislialliboesr• Pa T mesi has her = who dripped Met hasekershief, whisk was pick up by as - el the beet+. wed 11111111 . " k " Willid thi seethe/ eau, who tea away with it. The handkerchief Mira NOMA Deily Meri. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14. 1856. SHARE LISTS.A.THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The railway share market to-day is fiat in tan% without any material alteration in price. Where any difference is observable, it ie in favour of the boyars. The market is held in check by the fear of deliveries of pawned stock at the approaching sst tlement. French liars are generally lower. ORDINAILY MAZES AND ROOM wag way to I 7.. a. I.ubsU:twatiot., bwm. Jura NOMMINTA raerVallay . 'EtonAa,Jt Clksqps. LDwp 11 il'all I ISS kiii.l47:‘..des II i N v... .•••• (bow isl Met mg Dales Dvad v PrilwalAlNAJ. Inters Vallaaire a«. De. elm L Wit r 7.= solowskand=— Lomet sad Sin =tilt NON11•111•MhoL.. Grist fertlia 11. 01. arlWooL(11%) Orme Illsorftlsrea. Stk. lasssast mod 011110 rnalle D De — ariplii i ..7.7...«.. I I s. FM PO GM Tag& I Dik. Wet Wm Palm ill art Illaireall ... MI LIM. alielba, 6 LONA 1 1.6,24.9p1110rti Weiss 11.4a111.(0.' Do. Silithm Laidos, Soma . Wolin 9 lA.O }Voir Da. J. L. Rkarbes en. so es. a. ot.l il; It. 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In IN 1 Ila OS 0 IA 1111 91 100 $7 1$ i le PI tai iii 111 I* 1 i ft 1 O 4 Ms 1070 101 llf Fis if IS 1044 101 1001 TN I 111 i 141 0 7i la ni II Ili i TIP 4 lei 1 114 24 IN 102 9 2 2 1 II ei Ps s si n i id Id 108_ IN Si lids N N -61.211 67 0 il 30 all !Ii 111 II Ifl Il Oae I dis 1 8 pie —dis N IS ji l l4 l : w+ i u iS N ill f I Sii N N il I 4 BEIRRIZe paL3S.IOO•N) LIVE Bon. —On a resent mules aptaia Jsmilagham, B N. , ese of the !s -r= of time-Irish easel coast volunteers, took eat the w. boat for triaL He thus alludes to the sago : . The advaatego of Sherries u a life boat steers slowed itself to-day, es at no other locality botwes• Hew*. also miles south or Clougher Hoed, ten mike to the meth, mold a life Dose be launched with the use Tba wiad was a doable reefed topsail breeze, the fail ;ad of a N.B. gal*, with a short broken sea. The beat was palled up to Ballwiorso, a distance of three miles sod a half—the wind being four points os the starboard beam, with a straw ebb tide ageism bar. In two hours sad a quirts?. The boat behaved remarkably well , shipping several sus from which mkt freed herself immediately, sad as each fresh ass struck her the grew la g I enpromed themselvos with much maddocce in her as-worthy properties. I. remains into Bslbriggan harbour whist a stem ebb option tide setting out against the wind, which mood a heavy broken me, the boat beached to, and eldppol a besvp sea, from which she freed herself very qui, ond wee polled round very rapidly, sad 'Mooed of broopiemy which gave convincing r oaf of her is • Masa me." The ire host is questios le es the piss of Mr. Jaw Peeks, and belongs to the Royal Naifesal Ws int betitaties. Probably so ,Meer I. more able to mime am egbies so the qualities of a life beat than Coeds J•lMillebelli, who has for many run devoted mask Months to the sub ject, as well u to the Improvement of the map of ths mortar sad rocket lib-proserving opparamo. He was •110 a samba of the Northumberland Life Dams Hammittee. Now that • life boat has been ancesssfally bustykt into use which possesees every quality essential Is snob a best, It I. mach to be ',ironed that a boat of Wm limodplim to aot to be fraud os every exposed poht must oar essols. What misery and dwdation would thus every whiter be emoted. • globes at the Wreck Chart of the Bel•kb bisa will at once print out the alms of wrecks, and therefor ilkellsess where life boat, are wanted. &lust AitcsmoLoslcAL SOCIETY.—A general miming of this society will be held, by the kind permission of his Ones the Archbishop of Canterbury, in Lambeth Palace, on Friday, th e 31st Met., whew the chair will be taken at 12 o'clock by the Right Rey. the Lord Bishop of Winchester, D.D., F.R.S., Vies-Prerddent of the Satiety, sad the following papers wane read :-1. Os thermal Dis covery of the Rosins of a Roman Vida on Walton Math, by W. Wiliam Pollock, Req., F. 8.1. BA ; 2. On the Bee tory of the Manor of Hatekam, by Walls Rem Bast, E5q.,7.15 A. ; 3. Same Passages is the Life of Arehtaishop Lead, by John Wickham Flower, E sq . ; 4. O a T wo D ee d s eseested by Elias Ashinole, for the Coareethes of his Hones in South Lambeth, by Gimp R. corner, MR., F B.A. ; 6. Os the Title of the Palms end Meese of Imm bath ; mid 6. A Brief Amount of the MU, est liseside Is Lembeth Pekoe, by William H. Black, Baq hes. fisaber. The members and visitors will then pressed to visit the grriacipal objects of arehltectural sad aatiquariai letenst be the palace, urea which loess remarks will be extend by the Her. Charles Beaten, M.A., hos. =ember. Sena do- Nineties particulars will be awed by Mr. Black spas this M6B. sad printed rarities im the library, which will be kindly exhibited by Feltz ispett, Esq. Lambeth &welt will also be ,kited. stealg Ilene posit. SPORTS AT CBATlAlL—Mistensite prepratiose are beim wade by Ow often sad troops belonging to Chatham plotless, is esse of pernieeke having bees 11111111/11111 them by the to have a variety of Maids eptelk pease, end fist ism on Chatham limo s kr embus pies, whieb see lo be sisliwied lee ended,* by the elms cad Wakes Mailsaird el Chatham. Tbs spirts will Idle plea (woMber pessitting) on Tbsialsy allessisa seat, sad sesiderablo Istiotee is felt is the usderenleg. The erste QM be under the patronage of Colesel Ides, Oen modest of lb. gardies. A grand stead I. as be seesiM on Chatham lime, WIIISIN the sports will bike pew, end She garrison beads will be Is attendees*. ANOTHER TURF Darsuaza.—The London 001 , I reepeedeat of the AlemUster thstriiets writes I an wry to hare to report another oddities to the set laden dilatable amebic of palletises when tof sad other @yam !sties' here asepelled to By to the CesMsesa alibis the last year or two. la the primal issuers the 'Man el this Initiate tea is a Web vleetwat, well knows to epertist tinges, sad Is sot unknown polities. Within tbe lot few oars he has bees obliged Is eseessab to the lestgemalierc pressure of liabilities silent beyond Ms power to grappie with. sad has TAMA Ni•sistaL* (Anyortionmosta—Ay MEM% UMIAK, Emorm. 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Darlag my short imperious es a magistreta there ham heat more robberies from the puma oessasitted es Tomer-bill sad the immediate seigkkoarbeed of the Leaden and St. Katherine Woks, this Is say Miser put of tha diatsiet. Fraaes Kelly, a yolks-000stabls, No, 130 H, said he saw the prisons, rousing along Crowa-wart, Upper East Smithfield, followed by the sailor aid Ifty or slaty others, Gillian stop thief. They heated dews the piakpositet and pre him into his melody. Tim prisoner bad bore convicted sad esteemed to two menthe' Imprisoa meat aid herd labour fx stealing a boat. Oa the way to the polies court the presser said he took the kaadkershkf aid waited to be seat to a reformatory school. Mr. Selfs—l ean't de that—he is too old. If I could, would send the prisoner to a reformatory school. 1 sen esce him to three months' imprisonment and hard labour. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE: (IT aiscrarc NEW MARKET SECOND OCTO BER MEETING. THIS DAY. a STAKES. 1 STAKES. MONEY Y1111012:-THIS DAP Two o'CLooz. The funds today have shown mach steadinese,being supported by the payment of the dividends. Console for the Bth November are marked 911 to 921, and are now quoted exactly 92, being only a shade below the four o'clock quotations of yesterday. For money the pries is 913. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 901 to 1 ex div. ; the New Three per Cents. at 91/ to 911 ex div.; the Five per Cent. Annuities at 114; Exchequer Bills at 4s. to Ba. prem.; Exchequer Bonds at 981 to I I and India Bonds at 13s. to 11s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. continue to fall, and are now quoted 91 ex div. The Gus raateed Four per Cents. are called 991 to 1 Other foreign stacks are steady, but quiet. The sales include Basilian Old Five per Cents. (Small Bonds) at 1001 ex dlv.; Dutch Four per Cents. Certifs. at 90 ex die.; Granada Deferred at 7 ; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 17th Oct., at 77 ; ditto, Three per Cents. for amount at 641; Rumian Four-and-a-Half per Conte., at 971; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 421 and 42i ; ditto, for 17th Oct., at 42. We learn by telegraph that the Champion of the Bees arrived off Liverpool this morning with 92,000 ounces of gold on freight. Great secrecy continues to be observed in the with drawal of gold from the Bank for exportation, but it is known that at least 100,0001. was taken out yesterday. The Bank of France continues a buyer of gold in this market, as its position imperatively demands, and there seems no prospect whatever that thole pur chases will Deese ; but we are assured that there is no foundation for the rumour transmitted from Paris that the Bank of France has just entered into contracts with eminent parties in London for the sup ply of a fixed sum of 6,400,0001. in gold. The overdue supplies of gold from Australia ars impatiently awaited, inasmuch as they would for the time obviate the necessity of having recourse to the Bank for the means of meeting the foreign demand for the precious metal. It is scarcely necessary to remark that the movements of bullion are watched with the closest attention, owing to the general belief that, should the existing rates of discount prove insuffi cient to cheek the drain upon the Bank's metallic stock, a further advance in the Bank terms will be made. To-morrow will be " making-up day" in the share market. The Asia has arrived from New York with 190,0001. in specie, a portion of which is probably on Coatinental amount. The whole of this remittance is expected to be immediately sent away. ,The corn market yesterday was dull. Fine wheat was nominally quoted the earns as last Monday; but secondary qualities were not saleable unless at a ra diction of le. to 2s. per quarter. The arrivals of foreign grain in London last week were large. The arrivals off the coast since last Friday comprise only seven cargoes of grain, of which six are wheat. In this brush of the market yesterday buyers refused to pay the extreme rates of last week. Most of the English sad Irish markets held at the close of lest week wee dearer, whilst many of the French markets ars reported flat. From correspondenes forwarded to us by the Coto mitts, of Spanish American Bondholder., relative to the Bona Ayres foreign debt, it appears that Mr. Giro, the bondholders' commissioner has returned to London to consult with his conetitimente; and that the Buenos Ayres Government is about to transmit to the bondholders by the next mail, through - Masers. Basing Brothers and Co., farther proposals for the settlement of the debt. An auction of the foreign redeemable debt of Spainl is to take place at Madrid on the 31st inst.; for which purpose 376,000 reale have been wigged by the government. Thursday next has been appointed special settling day in the lksek Exchange for the new preference shares of the Netherlands Imre Enclosure Company, and foe the Five per Cent. 74 Ouarenteed Shame of the North British Railway Company, with leave in each ow to be officially marked. The following circular has been addressed by the Committee of the Stock Exchange to the se cretaries of the various railway companies. The initiative taken by the committee in this matter does them much credit, and will tend greatly to the pro tection of the public. Any companies which hence- forth permit laxities of the description referred to will expose themselves to severe census after the admonition now administered. The public have hitherto had a high opinion of the superiority of the sahriards surrousding inscribed share property, u compared with bonds; but the revelations made in connexion with the Crystal Palace frauds have given a shock to this feeling of security. We trust the Stock Exchange Committee will not refrain from farther measures of a more particular bearing in the event of future delays or other laxities being brought under their attention. LONDOX: STOOL RICRANOI, RAILWAYS DEPARTMENT, October 13, 1836. Dear 81r,—Ice emsezion with recent alleged irregularities is the share department of the Crystal Palace Company, it hes been represented to the oommittee of the Stock Es sheep that broken naive frequent rompleicts from their priceipals, of the delay which Man, la come aloes, be• twins' the deposit of a manna with the eompany and the receipt of the Meek coupon by the purchaser ; three weeks or a mesa would appear to be no uncommon period, aad instances have been adduced involving delays still mors in tended. lea therefore desired by the committee to 'enrol ling the extreme Ineonenience and danger to purchasers occasioned by the practice alluded to; sad, penusded be forehand of your readiness to consider any suggestion tend• I log to ensure the public safety, to submit the expediency of such arrangements being made in the company's Triode: dam, as will reduce the interval in question to the shortest possible period. You will of course understand that this oommunication is not made invidiously as regards your own company, but rather in the form of a suggestion for the public good.—l am, dear Sir, your obedient servant, Mums, SLACONTIR., Secretary- The half-yearly meeting of the Great Central Gas Consumers Company is called for the 31st inst.,when a dividend is be be declared. The Union Bank of Australia is to pay the half year's intension the City of Melbourne Loan. The Admiralty advertise for sale the steam Teasels Abundance and Bruiser. The former was employed in the Crimea as a floating bakery, and the latter as a floating mill. MONDAY EV1711740. The funds were fairly supported in the morning, but gave way in the afternoon. The 4 o'clock quota tions were percent. below the final rates of Satur day; and after the recognised hones of business a further reduction of 1 per cent. was established. Saturday's rally is thus quite lost. The public con tinue to invest to a fair extent, and this process of absorption of stock will be stimulated by the reinvestments of the recipients of dividends; but, on the other hand, the continued of flux of gold from the Bank checks all tendency towards recovery. A special meeting of the directors of the Bank of England is understood to have been held today, and this foot contributed to promote an uneasy feeling. Rumours are freely circulated that the Bank authorities are disposed to abbreviate the period for loans upon stock. Other measures of a similarly restrictive tendency are also hinted at as not improbable, but nothing of an official character has transpired upon the subject. An bonus in the demand for mosey in the Stock Exchange, and news of a decided fall on the Paris Bourse, contributed to depress the funds this after -00011. In answer to applications made to the Bank to-day to renew advances made upon stock, them loans were renewed until tomorrow, when the dividends will be payable to the public. Consols, which closed on Satarday at 921 to / for the 6th Nov, ranged to-day betweea 921, " sellers,* and 91/, obeys*" and stood at 4 o'clock at 92 to 1, the prim for money being at the more time 91/. Bub- Isequently a reduction of per cent. from these rates was quoted. The official business report is se follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 911, 911 ; ditto, for account, 6th Nov., 921, 921, 92. Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 91 ex dn. New Three per Cents., 911, 911, 911, 911, 911 ex die. Long Anna., expiring in Jan., 1860, 2 13.16 ex div. Thirty Years Anne., Oct., 1859, 2 9-16. Thirty Years Anna., Jan., 1860, 3 1-16. Thirty Years Ann.., April, 1886, 181 ex dl v . B an k St oc k, 213 ex di,. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable is 1858 and 1859, 981, 981. India Bonds, 6s. prem. Exchequer Bills were dull, at 41. to Si. grim.; and Exchequer Bonds steady, at 981 to f. Turkish stocks show a decided fall. The Six per Cents., which closed on Saturday at 921 to 931 ex div., were first marked this morning 921, and had fallen at four o'clock to 911 to 92. Subsequently the price was called 911 to ex dn. The Guaranteed Four per Cents, have declined to 94 to 1. Other foreign securities were quiet. At four o'clock Romano Five per Cents. were quoted 106 to 108; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96 to 98. Dutch Four per Cents., 95 to 97 ex div. • ditto Two-aad-a-Half per Cents., 84 to 68. Spanis h Defined Three per Cents., 24 to $. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 76 to 78; Mexican Bonds, 211 to 22. Ottoman Bank and Bank of Egypt shares closed to-day at 31 to 3 dia. ; National Discount at 1 to &einem- I London Discount at 1 to 1 du. ; and 'oral Bank of Switzerland at 11 to 1 dia. The old bank stocks were quiet. South Australian Bank receded 14 City Bank and Bank of London shares, however,__ were quoted V. higher. Land shares were quiet. North of Europe steam were flatter. East and West India Dock stock is officially marked 126 ; London Dock, 1031 and 103; and Southampton Dock., 46. The nominal closing quotations for the newly pro ected railways are subjoined, viz.: Eastern Bengal Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Ceylon Railway, 1 to 11 prem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to 1.16 prem.; Riga and Dunaburg to 1 prem.; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A shares, par to 1 prem. ; ditto, B shares, 1 to 01 die.; Metropolitan Railway Guaranteed shares, to 1 dis. Copiapo Railway, dia. to / pram. • Italian Junction Railways, 11 to 1 din.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. The nominal quotations for some other new pro jects are as follow :—European and Indian Junction Telegraph Company, die. to par ; Bernard's Patent Machine Boot aid Shoe Company, 1 die. to par; West Ham Distillery Company, 1 dm. to 1 pram. MINES-THIS DAY. Two ollocx. Only a limited business is going forward in British mining stocks, and the market is In the Stock Exchange to-day, United Mexican share, have been dealt in at 31; Marlquita at 10e.; and New Granada at 7s. 6d. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange: Groat Alfred, 104, 4, 11, 4, ; Great Saddam, 32e. 6d.; Lady Bertha, 16a.; Bortruins Consols, 31, 6-18, 4, 6.16, 4; Trewetha, 34, ; Wheal Edward, 24, ; Wheal Granville, 14, 16.16; Wheal Mary Ann, 37, 4. In the Stock Exchange: Cartridge Console, 31; Wheal Edward, 24. ; Wheal Wray ; Great Wheel Haddam, 24t. ; Wheal Greavals, 2; Lady Bertha, 135., 16e. ; Chanoellorsville, 6s. 3d. COMMERCIAL AND LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS LIAY. (BY mkoNzrio ria.lostArEj (TROY OUR OWN 00111NOPONDINT.) There was a good attaadance at oar corn mmrket this day, and a fair consumptive demand. Whilst ►nd flair tally malataised Friday's prices. Indio con nachanged in prim, with a quiet trade. Bulgy, haws, aad peas, steady. Oats sad oatmeal wit►- out alteration. The weather is fine. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. 6t AA —The market has opened with an upward ten dency, and rather higher pric , s have been paid in the pri vate Gastrin market. The public sales are progressing tosiskly. The refitted sugar market has advaneed 61.; lamp., 661.61. to 69.. 61. Col7ll.—The l ar ge public sales are going off steadily. Tna.—The market is steady but not active. RlOll.-7,300 begs Rangoon were offered in public sale and bought In at a very full price, 10s. 6d.; 6,00 0 bilge Madras sold steadily from 9s. to 10e. RUM resnatiss steady. fiarirvsrns.— 900 bags were offered; one lot, Rfractioa ft, sold at 37..; refraction 2} to 2* bought in at 381. Corrosc-500 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm, with but little doing :afewe tallow is quoted 625. 6d., nett cash ; Petsnburg Y.C. on the spot, 63e. ; last three months, 625. 64. to lid. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Br. B. I. Davis reports a large waggly; trade without alteration. Prime meadow bay, C,131. to We.; superior, old, 84s. to 9.5 e.; interior, 60e. to 605.; rowen. 60e. to 705.; clover, 70.. to 110 a.; meoad eat, 701. to 9.5 a.; 704. to 304. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Orr. 13. The painful speculations to which the late myste rious disappearance of the Baron de Robeck gave the, are at length set at rest, the body of the ill-fated nobleman having been found on Saturday evening in the river Liffey, under inch circumstances as leave no doubt that his death was canoed by accidental drown ing. When the body was taken out of the water it was found to be in such an advanced state of decom position—having lain at the bottom of the river Gino, the 30th of September—that it was deemed advisable to hold the inquest with as little del►y as possible, and accordingly Mr. Davis, one of the county coroners, having received notice, proceeded to hold the inquiry yesterday (Sunday), before a respectable fury, in the Spa Hotel, Lucan. The jury returned the following verdict : We fled that the late Baron De Robeck wu found drowsed in the River Liffey, in Captain Colthout's demeans, on the evening of the 11th inet , and we believe him to have bum aseidenially drowsed near the Salmon Leap on the evening of the 30th et September lut. THE TIPPERARY BANK. In the office of the Muter in Chancery this day an application was made on behalf of the Newcastle Commercial Banking Company for liberty to exhibit a proof for 61,8991.65. Bd., in which amount the ap plicants averred that the Tipperary Joint-Stook Banking Company was indebted to them. An ■ffi darit had been Sled by Mr. Walker, the public officer of the Newcastle Bank, and it was there sworn that six draughts of the Tipperary Bank were drawn is favour of Garney, Wilkinson, ;and Co., or one of that firm, and endorsed over to the Newcastle Bank, by which they were discounted, and 61,0001. ad vanced. It was now sought to exhibit a proof for this sum, together with 8991. te. Bd. interest, the handwriting being admitted. Another application was made for liberty to proceed at law against the official manager for the amount of the proof. This application, after being demurred to on the ground of being unnecessary, was ultimately planned by consent. The name of Mr. Robert Keating, M.P., was placed upon the list of contributories as the owner of 186 shares in the Tipperary Bank. The next business was the consideration of an application to parliament for a bill to enable the creditors to accept a compromise. The application was postponed pending negotiations. EITZNIITE FOIWERT.-00 the evening of Mon day last, Mr. Almond*? Duncan, late agent of the City of Glasgow Branch Bask et Coupar.4sgas, was apprehended and eoeveyetl to Forfar, charged with some very extensive forgerise, amounting in all, it is said, to eve thousand pounds. On being taken before Sheriff Dickson next day, be was committed to Forfar Gaol, there to await the result of farther inquiry. The primmer had only held his appoint ment for a short time, and cossiderable nyetny hangs over the appropriation of the money. When taken into custody he appeared to be aufferion mach from drink, and wee unable to be examined. His mods of operation is reported to have been by professing to discount, as the agent of the back, bills which wan forgeries. —Donde* Advertwor. 'll l ' F