The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCII SMILE Ni COVIRMIONO eOI.I.IIVON. IS kg ROWLAND AID IVAN,. Ihe beaknipa were Widen, tarrying oa as eztalsive holism an Colew•etseet, New North road. This wu the certificate metetiag, The cue is ace 10 mach calcined to is prcceediags is Toarey's matter. Their liabilities are ►' .1: 'OM. It was stated by the racial assignee that :te sues would yiald a dividend of fuse Oa. 6d. to is. i• ther , und. _ . - alr. Lawrence supported ; Mr. Filder was for tin omit e.... There was no oppalition. iii, Honour, after minutely isquiries into the particular ( the ease, granted immediate certificates of the fint clask .tod a:pressed the pleasure which the court had in doles eo. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. :mu TUE WED IMF /421111 AND 111. Mlle, MS. TILE CRYSTAL PALACE FRAUDS. Mr. Sergeant Hellmann', who appeared with Mr. Haw kiss, on behalf of the prosecution, applied to the cunt to hove the ease of William James Robson, who is c►argd with 'testing a number of sharts,the property of the Crystal Palace Company, and other trends of a skallu kind apes the same Company, plated in the list fir tosonow. The Coast granted the applicants. John Pratt, • gene!-lotkiag yes* surrendered sad plaided guilty loan indiatmeat charging him with stealing Phi. 10e, the moneys of the Company of the Beak of AU . tram* his employers. The prisoner, it wilt be roselietted, was a sleek is the Blob, and ►e was unrested with the sus mentioned ha this isdstmaot for the pupae of purchasing stamps at Sotatreet-hosse. Instead of dole( so, he got into bad company, and was fosmi at a heats of ill-Lase is company with a prostitute, and It appeared that a great part of the mosey bad been squandered sway, Mr. Bodkis, who appeared for the p►eesoatlee, said be dot instructed to reseemead the primmer to the aaseeifal consideration of the open ea monad of We youth add pee• slots good character. He had also eapreeeed the deepest cootritios for his madaet, sad had plait all the ardetaato in ►is power to mower the mosey that had bees *gm Mr. Robioros, the appeared ea behalf the lamer, ale upd oa his behalf that there tree geed peso' fir impposo lag that the act was sot promoditsMd; sod that It wee very probable that the primmer bad bees robbed of a sea• 'unable portion of the mew, ►y the dbrepatable puma who ware found about his. Mr. Justice Ede Mid be mould amidst vimi mortmon should be pronounced. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. GUILDHALL. William Hayes% s lid of 16 years a r ai n w as plass* at the bar bahre as R. W. Cardmi is with bell saasreasd, with asethit boy set fa NV:Et, huskies Poo Me ship it Yr. Dawn. a/ N i. 6, wetsup'an, Barbisas, sad atsi4.g iharstmat a Da it gammas.. . . -- ii He rend aad samba boy eon ona deli 441*(4 tie noniag dno fedi Waft dant thopostalne dna onsontor, sad dm* •Asewoodo tiny ettb • baalla • onager' lobo wit then na odd dam what le pined dropped Ile baello, aid they belb an SIM. h MIS odletonato destional dm OM dist too lad boon tabu am. tb• oladow bool reoa dlb= raMa laeneolloa w gi•on to tbs weft sat == si bat tbe bay bal deeppodal Inn Tbo sod assit Odom s of bonnines. • noy bad diondse. Ho was ills, litt IL W. Oardin took • ainated dew of tbo ono, sad watossod bin to meaty on dose Mod lobed, led le be notes bind nit maw. 1111 1110111110 ancsenanazneo AT DALTON. Jena* WWl= and William Janos Garnett, the Lana axe snineharde sad doseribed so a era In Woe Mr. Hamill. re. Min . shaped se alne, fee this ample. lin it as the can might at awe bar hosed the OM the print w one harem te eet for Australia.ed itnesses Is no • hffignsing set, P.ters, in the salvia of Moen. Moot, Se Miagnead-ecod, new siren to Meng Sem is bo o lb a Cnoor sherd, penises le tho robbery— Wo hlans es ma MB of poseseanee low er , c ud Chown West, yards ben hin ; both alleged that they were look ing anal a lost rkp. He inn an he ralces la their Mestity It will also be reco:lected that Mr. (Norge Row lett, who was assaulted by Williams, distinctly sere.. Ousts, ad gave him in synod, at the does of this nut. • crowd of witeesese, of apparent repeatability, now eagerly protested that Ousts was lassesat, and tbey could prove as Game himself bonen violaatly affected, sad called in Williams to clear him. That rigout Wed to do so• bet li Mr. amaLl very properly observed that two vitamin bad sworn non &tinily to hie identity, and a jury nut decide. Gustaf here foll beck in tha dock weeping, and sons confutes wend. Mr. Abraham Shaw, a prisms is Hisbopsgate-street, said that Genoa had been la hi. employ twelve swells; was hornet and dips,. RI. hones were to. half•past sight in the morales till eight at nisht 0a the slay ef the rob bery, however, be woe net at Imitate after slues e'efeak. Mr. Humid observed that it ought to be neat sadder tory to the primaa be be cleared before &Puy. Be would receive bail la two sureties of 1001. nab. Willies'. Wanted his guilt, an I both were tally aoss sifted ; Genoa at his bail. SOUTHWARK. ratatelo 0a110172 loiaaler IN Tun 101oCOR. Charles Hunter, a tall, powerful-10,U,', well•drnatift mu, with long alum board, was brought before Mr. Beecham, Cursed with being soouraed, with three other ices not in custody, in assaulting Edward Mason, and rob bing him of a pip* and eau. The prowestor stated that he wee a clerk, tad es the previous sight he bad been to the theatre. Inertly after one o'clock he was proceeding hone along the Borough. rood. It was so eztremely foggy at tie time. that he send not see before him. When ho sus star tee peat-cam he was soddenly esied by the awn by two as. Aso. thee might him by the seek sad neatly stesagled bin, while a touth put hie heads in his peeking. Wi.nese struggled Wry hard with the ruffian', and e 'attired to rail oat, which &Unsaid the altos aloud the cabmen at the cab-stand. Some of them drove towards the spot, whet the men Ist him go and rat away. There was a gas-Neil our the spot where they attacksd him, and h• distinctly saw the mar's fans who rifted hie pockets. That matt was the prisoner. When wittiest re covered himself he toned that be had been robbed of his it‘pe and cue. His lumpy w.tiafe, tad bad not he bees so clo•• to lb. cab nand, au doubt the ruffians would have stolen that Abraham Heathen, police constable 38 H. said that be was on duty shout one o'clock that emersion, in the Boroaftb road, when be, be►rd a feint cry mew tbe post-office. He wont towards the spot, and saw the gentleman on the ground, and two men moans .t array. He saw the prisoner PP towards Trinity-street, and another be followed latio II rsemenrer lane, when he 10.1 sight of him. Jobs Arranged, 124 M. said be was on duty near Trinity. square. ♦bout we o'clock be Mord some oas mating towards him, and direetly afterwards h. ought bold of Use primmer, who said be bad born assaulted sad was rune's, after the party. Wiincea than t - eard the cry of Stop thief," when Ohs pris dier straggled hard to gals his liberty, and world have issestei had not soother constable some up mod misted him to wore him. Jubo Smith, 480 A, mid that he was on duty near dm polne.court, about ow o'clock, when he board the stilled cries of maw oas round the corner. Ha went there directly and saw the piglet r runoirg awoy from tbe soot where bid. Mann wan !nag. Wilma punned his into t, end sew bin stove/lien with the lain wits's,. He mined in Warn him int r ciset , de. Mr. Horsham asked 38 H whether M would know the lot be pursued into 11 , 44500ne, law 1 He replied that he showd, as M saw Ma distilled', sod was soquaiated with his beast.. Hr. Banana said, soder these eirewastasees, be should remand tee primer far a web. WANDSWORTH. FILFRIIPO IT a GIILD. Job. Tarnow, .pd 12 pears, whom head tamely votalted the edge of the dock, wee brought babes Mr. letta t: re bowleg bees seeded boat the West:W*olw Polies charged wader the followlta newsier alreestwessete: It appose Seas the evilest* that the primer's Inn& ere lUaes.t tisk," and they allow the child to ream the stress wl bent any hoes or primp whet beams s f his. Th• poses were lest Mord it. Perieseath, bat they have faits as trouble tebaswer after Sem child. The prlemaer w4s dleehasgod fr stale cost ea Tatedet. the 2111, ebe•tly before twelve *Week (agate/ bees previmis y retwasdei oa • chug, of Meld la hie yeessaloa • quality of Isis) la essiequeeee if then Wei *shim hoses *visit his. It emu thtt atter he left the seas he presedel alms Ilieb street, Wasistarth. sal Mae • pair of Metre boots Sou the shop door of Mr. Jess Hayden, • boot mesa lie seat weal late Bettoneasqeare. sad stole a dust frost ISt shay lobby at Ms. Janes Beads; • linendraper. He then awed Bettersaa•bridp, sad was ant sees offering • lug: of hams to • rage sta ll keeper our the Csdogan- sr. Pony, the attendant it the cab-stead, recomuseaded it man not to bay the teen, sad asked the primmer when be obtalaed it; sad he rid his mother, who had been to Hampton Court, had gives It to him. He had Mr. Bennett's shawl man his arm, sad he said it belonged to his mother. Pony took him to the station, not believing his story, sad while oa his way tee of the boots was food iv - jovial; from maim his igekar, and the pair, which were fastened together, slipped down. The prisoner said he picked them op oa iattersee•hridge. Hs was talon before Mr. Arnold, and reloaded to this court. . • — lie primer, who appeased to be evyfag, sold he had nothise to say apes being nlled apoa for his defence. Mr. Ingham said it was no use to allow the primmer to no loose 'Soot the Meets pilfering any 'my?, his parents, it appeased, basis, left him, and he there bte sonitted him for three oton&s with hud labour. The primmer wee thee looked up. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (sT IMMO 171.101PAPE.) NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. THIS DAT. OPTIONAL SELLING PLATE. Noisette . .. .. .. Blossom .. .. .. .. 4 ran. Dramatist .. .. Tama Doer .. .. Teddy .. .. 0 ria. T.Y.C. T.Y.C. Spinster .. .. .. .. 1 Oltenitza .. .. .. .. 2 Won by a neck. No more racing news expected to-day, in conse quence of the fog. THE SURREY GARDENS COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) This day an extraordinary general muting was liabl at the blade Hall, for the wpm of laying before the shareiteldus as sessent of proesedingo no to the 10th of Oelebar last, to &elan a dividend, awl le submit to the dimmers plaaa for hien areasponaate. The wootag was held la the refreshment room. With mad to the new of the late oataitropho, all the bushes pease of glass ia the Hall hare been replaad, and ehe balattradoe ri p grad. sad notored to their original engines. The stisadeeee was tether sasalL The report of the Creston hos already appeared ha the lasrwe• The followfog ho ths semeat of the resell* and expen diture for oho moon eolamosolag hip 15, eat esdist oe teber 1, 1866: • l• /PATIMPTL Coil pail kb Trois. miler. I•e t sal an assail kr surlat some with Os swim . AIMS. 6 It To debt• •Itiee •W•••••••••••••essotot--- ON t • Wean met et the soma 1,616 1 1 £llOll 14 1 111111 VII. Cask neslysl sitelss is the mists Pow SIMS IS I OW noshed .Isgarimmisto If S £11,7891e 1 By Whew bteestil dove ARS 1 Mr. T. a. Hume, sae of the Creston, having bees sand to the task said that the realm hem ammo mosey moused to 12,43 M., sad hum redresitmests lad ether seism 7121. ids. bd., whisk esseiderng the period when the hell wee *Feed, mast be demsd highly satis tory. The amber of pause who Morel smoded his eqemeties• M. Ilases moat neerreil to therairtriber ul the mueseassts, and mil they wen melt es es seas der the Oarless the approbatien of the patella. He ked heard it Mated that Madame Mimi had sever wag at a omen when the prise of minus was Mrs ties a guises; bat at the earrergardene tho palsies had the pluton of beer lag bar for am shilliag. (Hsu.) Befeniag seat to the lass lamentable aseideat, Mr. Holmes mid that, hulas at tended the Mum, sad Maytag all the iridium addased, he same Is the sonaludas that the building was renearkabie Ironed meet Mere be Mem* ead the belay It atria fer sift. Ia this rupees Is ensuesed all other pima of amassment I. Leaden. It proved by amnia isea gasmen that Me Hell mkt Mr Mend Ia 40 meads. He believed that whin • peak seised a avaltitsie of people Is a mains* plan ao matter how great the heility of slit, it would he impu sible to prenst essidests. It wee hie ulnas that If a pule Mud • multitude of penes@ Ia Waterherplan, sad tb.y malted down the steps of the Make of York's Column, the met mem resale would sem, wide as were the steps then. It was remeekehle in the pressat Instasee that mealy ell the deaths took plate mar the deer, end that not • Matte death maned whoa the balustrade gen way. Not the least Milt Gould be feud with Kr. lons, the milted of the balkikag, the mem* of which had less bested by the meat pane. Oily the day Ware lb' medial at the Gardens, ao less this 46 m ew had beta embed to death Ii Weesaw. Lemestable es was the ...,yens., tberehre, they Witt madder thou selves fermium that the swum. had set Ma mon an. menus. The dinettes meld pay the slam attiattea to the resommadaties of the Jan, sad he cm happy to tell them that for a trbliag same, they weak Ws Ms to get rid of the unawares et one end of the needs of the stamen which had been complaisat ef. ad have • suesessios of rune stm. (Heir.) TM they would do, feeling that they wore is duty boad to provide all possible .artaas for the Nasty of the Fabler ae they peuided for then muse ment. The charms coaaladsd by moving the adoption of the report sad seen.,.. Dr. LIRA, of Gay's Hospital, escoaded the rsis rt. Is reply ta a 8 zzzzz amnia, The CM•1111AX stated that the paid up sham 111601111t04 is 82,0001. The anti= was thn pet and serried unanimously. Mr. Conon then addressed the meeting and said It was the intention of the directors to take immediate steps to complete the bedding, Menses the beauty sad attnetion of the pane, sad widen the approaches to it. • sots of thank, to the thiamin amended the bantam It may be stated that the officers of the canna, have received no *Maid iatiMUlliell of Mr. Spirants's latent= to preen is the Mean Hall salt Sunday, bet as the Hall has been taken for four Beads" they expel that be will do se. Mr. Inspeeter Lead was at the gardens to day for the pupme of anertaining that fast, in erne to be prepared with a sufficient fora to pretreat antenna either late distant's' accident. THE Poo.—This morning this anstropolia Was visited by oda of the death hp which seamy precede the (Traing of the law courts altar the keg rotation, sad the festivities of Lord Mayer's Day. Is sassy ports of the City this smoky ham was so thick that the Wale of the streets was saspoadad, while ceilidh doors It was difilealt to carry es bailees', area wit► As aid of gas sad audits. At As boar we writ. there apposes bat little poops% of a bright., sky. If the fog listen Datil nightfall, ths prase of Marls. will he assraganital with much risk, aad torch lig►t. will be is gnat inmost for Waffle's. _ _ 1 1 Tun Lola CEANCILLOet Cumuli Livirma..... About three creeks dam the rectory of Chalk, sear Grecs.- end, became apogee try the death of the Rev. 0. J. Wyatt, aad a paean CMOs eres expressed by the inhabitants of the Mrwa that theesepmelias should address ',speedsl new rial te the Liarf Ilfiramdler, who Is paws rtf the livi papas OM he mend 'safer it apes the as.. Williamag, Jaynes. ama el the late rester of Oravesead, a pollens* whe ideatilen Wesel! le • very masked ammer with the pogrom of Mosel stmearee darks the time he held the Is cambesey of the Foie& The weporaws speed te a memo rial, sad it Wee hr._ be the OW Ohessell , r. and im mediately slier Ones* his impilidp nee demo his asmt agar= of the rev.imilkeell to the Meier Soarn TOR POOlionito C 1111012•11 %NOW LIN:III —The fellearlast legacies is this gamely tome saammed at the led asimiss :—Mrs. hash Lee, late of Perk -meet. Bristol (heed duty), 6001. ; Mrs. Alias Penal'. late of Cam Mgde park, 2001.; Rev. Jobs Pneme km el Baredbempsesa, Dares Wee a duty), 1001 ; Jolie Name. Wei., West Ashby de la Zomth (free of duty). 1001.; Deny Merrkk Boers, Mg., late of 31, York plow, Po 1001.; Mn M. A. Mar.hall Ream, lets of Illy, zoo (free of defy), 601.; Mn. Prows laiktry, late sf Olnenter. 401. ifHli EXPRESS, 'WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29; 1958. SHARE LLS2,I-2MS DAY. TWo o'CLocs. The railway share market today is generally steady. The current badness is chiefly in °minion with the settlement. Great Western stock is rather lower, whilst London and North- Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire exhibit a slight improvement. Riga and Danaborg railway shares have declined tot to prem. Other foreign lines show steadiness. 41 If IS If 111 If IS if Si U ii 4 33 33 le ir 18 17 78 111 77ei U 116 I I Ms 174 84 Ale 7114 14 114 1 el U A i ll in is 124 111 114 111 44 1 44 1 NI 43 7$ 74 PI 7 103 107 1011 lON Par ger re. 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Consols have ranged between 921 and 921, and are now quoted 94 to 1 for money and the 6th Nov. The Three par Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 91/ to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 1; Bank Stook at 213; Exchequer Bills at 2a to 6s. prem. ; and India Bonds, at 21. to 13e. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. are slightly better, at 891 to ex div. for money. For the New Account, ex piring on the 14th Nov., the price is marked 891 ex di,. The transaction' in other foreign secu rities have been limited, the settlement having commenced. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates have been dealt in at 96 1 Peruvian Four-and♦- Half per Casts., at 761 and 761 ; Russian Four.and-a-Half per Cents., at 96 and 961; Sardinian, at 8911 and Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents, at 231. It is oar painful duty to announce the failure of Messrs. Fox, Henderson, and Co., the eminent con tractors. The event is attributed to the tightness of the money market; bet for some time past there have been symptoms that the credit of the firm wu on the decay. Nothing definite bus yet transpired relative to the amount of the liabilities, but, 1 1 2:4 from the extensive operations in which the hues was engaged, they must be heavy. It is averred that arrangement' will be made to pay the small creditors In full, and that the larger claimants may hope to ultimately secure a very otesiderable dividend; bat experience proves that representations of this kind are too frequently circulated on such occasion without "efficient inquiry. A portion of the 168,9004 in specie, ex the Africa, from New York, is understood to have been on con tinental account, and the residue has also been taken for exportation, exclusive of a small sum in Mexican dollars. We do not hear of any gold having been taken from the Bank yesterday. The steamer Alhambra has taken out 16,1264 in specie to the Peninsula. The &deices received per the Africa mention that a colicky/fa, with a lugs amount of spuds (silver), was expected to arrive at Yes Cruz about the 20th Oct., from the city of Mexico, en rade to England. The New York adviess report the exchange on London as closing at 1091 toe. The tendency was un favourable, there being a full supply of bills on Lon don and Paris. The pries@ of securities were in de alining , owing to the news of the monetary distur bance Europe. The India aid China mails are expected to be deli vered to-morrow morning. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the tltb November for the supply of 100,000 lbs. of tea, 65 tom of raisins and 30 tone of tobacco. " — A company is. veoiected in Paris, with a in capital of 80,0001., to cultivate the plant sorghum, d with a view to the extraction of sugar and alcohol. It L intended to purchase an estate near Arles (Bouches. du-Rhone). The Royal Prussian Direction of the Sasehrucken, Troves, and Luxemburg Railway are inviting tenders for the supply of rails. The numbers are published of bonds, representing a nominal value of 61,6001., of the Peruvian Three per Cent. loan, which have been cancelled. The half year's redemption fund was 27,6901. The particulars are also published of 12 bonds, representing a total of 2,6601., of the Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, which are to be paid off at per on the Ist December next. The report of yesterday's indigo sale is subjoined: The elle progresses with more spirit, largo qualities hawkie been withdraws, sod pried ors firm, partioshrly is. Impair. whisk srs Y god doodad. Mains is hos ilk mud, sad hist ad odi so soodly. Poe Bengal thus is so 'hoodlum. USS mow roads to ash, list as this lodedossovard of the withdraws tie Sib is likely to Ida ea Thursday. 2,825 "hub mood terry, of whirl 1,211 wore withdraws, 438 hod* is, sod 680 odd. Total oh passed, 14,782 shops. el which 6,467 thesis him boss Subjoined aro the latest quotations of insurance, mai, wisdom aiseellanoom shares, se given in the last Stook limiting* List : lan/awes name Life, 23 ; Albion, 90; Atlas, 161; 111faam , ItdllsL and Foreign, 18 az div. ; do. Ma rian, 415 ; British Commerefal, 9*; Church of England, Ef ; City of Leaden, 25 Ignity and Law, 61; Europa& Lite, 18; Rogliek sad SNOWY Law Life, 45, ; Basle, 75; Globe, 10p22,,1015; Gems* ; Giardini, 565 ; ladentairy Nerlae,96; Imperial Pk" 360; ditto Lite, 205,191 ; Legal sad Gamed Life, 65 ; Leaden sad Provincial Law, 3 ; Loa ditos=l Law Life, 615; Marine, 62; Medical, Invalid, end We, ; Nowak IL ; Provident Life, 89 ; Pal ladium Life, 35; Paola, 60; Rock Life, 85 ea div ; Gedeareal Life 40; Baited Hiagdom, 45; Union, 316; Vieleda Canal Shin : Ashton and Oldham, 146 ; Birmingham, 905; Derby, 84 ; Orsad Emotion, 43; ditto Gan. SU per Cent, 115 ; Helmet and Avis, 65 ; Leeds end Liverpool, 4831 ; Leuglibonagb,66o; Leicester, 495; Mactlesfleld, 61; Geford, 103; Stafford and Wormeter, 440; *Banbridge , 290 ; Peak !Greet, 76; Regent's, 161 16; Rochdale, 76; Warwiek sad Birmingham, 26 ; Wendel sad klepton, 8; Wattmeter sad Birelagben, 20. Gen sad Coke Conpasies Brighton, 16 ; Gnat Cestral, 125 ; Imperial 895; ditto New, 295 ; do. delis:Mara, 217; Lonna Parliamentary Prefereme, 26; Peen:, 44, 46; Ratcliffe (20L therm-16L paid), 16; Stingy Coa lman, Ilf ; United General, 215 es die. ; Westminster Chartered, 635 ; ditto New, 105 ; ditto Western A, 61. Waterworks Steam Bast Leaden, 119; Grand Junction (New), 33; Heat, SO; Lambeth, 96 ,• West Middle..:, 100. Bridp Conspeates Range:ford, 8, 75; Veuhall, 205; Waterloo, New V. Meatier, 265. Tummy ERRING. The variations in the fends today were not of striking interest. The market opened flatly, at a decline of per cent., and, after attaining an advisee of per cont. over the opening quotations, closed the same as yesterday. The market is steady in character, owing to the support afforded by the ab sorption of stook by the public; but epeculative operations foe higher prime are restrained at a period when oar monetary prospects are uncertain. The rumour of the important failure referred to below tended to prejudice the market in the afternoon. The .apply of money in the discount market to day was rather more liberal, but it is still noticed that many holders of money are slow to lend, as usual at periods of monetary disturbance. There will probably be an increased demand for money in the Stock Exchange pending the fortnightly settle ment in shares and foreign stocks, which is now about to comment*. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 1 for the 6th November, opened with some flatness this morning at 92, advanced, on purchases, to 921 to 1, and were finally quoted 921 to 1. For money the closing quotation was 921. The official business report io as follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 911, 921; ditto, for account, 6th Nov., 921,92, 921, 921. Three per Cent. Reduced, 91, 911, 901, 91/. New Three per Cents., 911, 1,1, 1. 1. 1. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 2 13 16, 2 16-16. Bank Stock, 213, 2111. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 981; ditto, 1869, 981, 981. India Bonds, 2s. prem. Exchequer Bills were quoted 2a. to ss. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 981 to j. Turkish Six per Cents. were firmer to day, the explanations afforded relative to the arrangements for the remittance in monthly instalments of the Egyptian tribute direct from Alexandria to the Bank having a tendency to induce more steadiness. l The extreme variation was between 89 and 891, and the closing quotation was 89 to 1 ex di,. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were rather flatter, and closed at 991 to /. Spanish Bonds were weaker, and the Committee's Certificates for the unfunded coupons were especially pressed for sale. BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN LONDON.—The returns eontiooe to show that Load= is at pretest in a very healthy condition. The total number of death. recietued in the week that ended on Saturday is 900, Wog 138 lees %has would hare courred if the average late of mortality in the third week of October bad prevailed. Last week the births of 818 boys and 868 gills, in all 1,716 children, were regis tered in Loodos. In the ton corresponding weeks of the Jean 184666 0 • rasp number was 1,437. The Rev. Robert Goodell. MA., of Magdalen Nall, was yesterday else ed by Ow town council of Onion to the lectareship at the city choir (Cafes), void by the resignaticia of the Rev. William Hayward Cos, B.D. Mr. Daudet) is a preacher of great ability. In 1844 he wu elected o the Hebrew Kennicott Seholanhip, and In 1846 Se the Posey sad Ellertoo Hebrew Beholanhip, sad hr her foe several years rektor to Dr. Parsy in the Peeks- reeeldp of Hebrew. 19 SO til o ft 14 17 l N ri ti u et Si sa 11. 111 1111 is ss U 111 11 GS 48 14 1 111 111 11 41 1 79 No /7 __ .1 ias I 1 is 14 II Se IS :WAn I 1 r ' I i s t I 1,7.: 1 Ili do Per 1 1. 1 44 PI I I pa $4 1144 Is II pe I I I pa 11 I PI it if 17_ al SI Aln (41,4 ga IN 1 Si pm Hi 101 112 111 112 117 107 110 4 46 pla Ta si m lee 10 — 21 211 1 1 pei 111 II se 191 SO $7 171 qtr HI 10 1 1 11 1 4 1 10 $4 U 3d 4 1 4 Pm 11 . 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Tons MiaII:KAS.—SOSTSAMSTON, Admiral Sir George Seymour, the Port Admiral Of Poets. math, paid a visit this day to the Vatted States KIM frigate Mamba's, lying is Soatkomptim river. Mr. Aachen, the Mayor of Sontheantsa, as Admiral of that port, paid a state whit to the Assertion steam frigate Kesel Etas, anchored off Satin Abbey, OA Monday last. Tb. Mayer was atteaded by a mambearsr, minim tho saver oar, the symbol of his worship's nasal eaparmasy In &nth ampton Water. Be was smompaniedakmby the High Masi, of the town, the President of the °Maks of Ocamsrso there, end a ansereu mimes of friends. The peaty war remised on board the Minium by Septa!" Prendergast sad his °Some I. fall widens, the bead of the frigate playing Sod san the Queen." ♦ gaud of Maxima pee mated arms to the Mayor. As eon as oivilitias had bum exchanged the Mayor and his Meads wan Molted to • superb raked , " at width rho health' . of QUM Victoria, the Preeidest of the Ualtad Stelae, the Mayor, sad the Cam , minder of the Merriam, were toasted in shiunpageo. The Antrim• frigate was OD hare left Southampton Water to day, bat in consequence of a pressing imitation from the Mayor for Captain Prendergast and his others to partake once more of Eighth hospitality, ths departure of the frigate has beta postponed kw a day or two. To-day the Asterism ceders will visit Manama'. They will attend &rise mer cies at the cathedral of that city, and then dim with the Mayor of Southampton at hie resildnes there. ENLARGEMENT OP PAMBROKA ROYAL DOCK rAnn.--The west of • large steam bash tor the Royal Navy is about beim met by a emiddarblis ea/argemont of Pembroke Tea. lir 0. Wood leepooted the alto at kis neat caul sad ordered pleas and estimates to he prepared fir the decision of the Admiralty. Them are in a state of form:dams, so as to admit of the work beteg included in the navy estimates. if approved of by Moir lordships. To the enmities, of the dry dock, sow la mad, • Bather reunion is about befog In order to reemve Moos immensely logo ships mew ordered mad bulletin,. a onsidenble edditioael lemith onward is to be gins so it. A aew sawmill sad foundry are also la rapid eev Tan KNIGHTSBRIDGE Canal CASE.—Sir John axiom, Dela of the Court of Arches, has aimed Tomalley ant as the day as which he will pin jadaiamat, at kb seen is Doeton' COllllllOll/ oa the eppsel hen Dr. Lash ineton'e decision la the rise of " Wsetsein v. LOW." tiro his decision will depend the ammo la 'MA the services of a large member of eharehee threestkost the °matey shall be performed, as there an nom, partimanrly la the Conon of bonne. Bestir, and Onford, where the Zalahmbeidae model is followed. htl AOAtinons—The Somerset papers relate some oedema portiestan is miasma to the Imes. panes this lesnieeiss. llether Primes, who is at ito bowl. woo ,chills_ at Davits College, Liaise'', aged wee otorr words orieleal eat sm&i memo Charlwisit. seer Indio water. re "WA PlMohlternbee Soornoy, nesad Y omuseat at tbel neolonnwe. wee et Mee roam IMAM mobs me milk Mr. Prises presoned morresillsen issiders, dirtied Ms mmoresoilln leis two doom blowel" sad " emese." inn eimishersoi she mosement tno Loa% Omer es mil peen AGMs. This i 5.... et sow dem Irate` d ews oestrolostied mem sus bit% esti wind is now. Wails at Cherlwie he mods snob a deep Impremies ma Ms ailed of Mr. Imelny Snot he ggnasee up his bevels, sad joised with Mr. MANY Me dttbaetsse whist they bare eine that time as waillewasby Mr. now, who reeks third Is laspeatemee ot i rLaM nose, was Woe at sae time a clergymen of dm Aaron, sfgslatine la Sinneelshisou Fonzion•orrics, Oct. Qom Um WE equips to bonen of M. Rolvader Final se amid Maim Ste his *Oar the Mu se Fawns.—Gorenn 100 100 IN I 4 i SO NO IN till lON 1 an 1 nil MINIIB.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The market for British mining stocks remains dull, with few inquiries. Sortridge Consols shares sre quoted 2i to 3, ex the dividend of 28. 6d. per share. United Mexican shares have been dealt In in the Stook Exchange at 31. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange : Alfred Console, 16, 1,1; Great Alfred, 9i, 10; Great South Toluus, 141; Lady Bertha, 215., 22.. 6d.; North Frances, 91, 101 ; rJouth Clllll Brae, 10f, 11 } ; West Basset, 31, 32; Wheal L adoott, 265. 6d., 275. 6d. In the Stock Exchange North Basset, 86; West Basset, 31, 361 ; Great South Taigas, 1!; Great Wheal Alfred, 10; Bortrulte Console, 21, 3; Drakewalls, If ; Lady Bertha, 225. ed.; Alton Mines, 3. COMMERCIAL AND MARIETS. MARK-LANE.--THIS DAY. —....—. - Business in Muk•lane, this morning, was mach interfered with by the fog. The few transactions which took place in wheat and doer were at Monday's rates. Barley wu in short supply, and its value was well main tained. A steady sale was experienced for oats at Monday's csr- Beam and peas commanded foresee prime. aaavrAiA INTO LONDON PION OCT. 27 TO OCT. 29. lIng1180& 840005. Rig. Tonto. NUM 1 1148142 ...—. 210 660 5100 1 61390 Boar. — sal% able oeenL. DAT. 800/3.—The market has a arm eppearance and the quan tity of West India on chow is unusually small for this season. The public sale. of foreign are progressing without showing any material alteration in prices. Relined grocery lumps, 695. to 62.. Conan.—This article wahines steady, but then is a want of activity. Tan.—Both buyers and gallon seem disposed to wait the arrival of the Mail before they operate. BALTPX/11.1.-200 begs Bombay sold in public sale. Refraction 13, at 335. 64. ; and, refraction 281, at 325. Bengal has sold by private contract at rather lower prices, 365. to 371. . 1;;;;;;.—blelabar was bought is at 4ti. Whits Singa pore sold at 71d. to 71i. ; Peeing, 71d. per lb. Corrox.-100 bales only sold, but pries& are folly stip portad. Rion continues dull of sale, and last week's prises are not attainable. In (Akar articles no 'Rotorua alteration. TALLOW MARIEET.-THIS DAT. The market is study, at the untied quotation: —Town tallow, 665. 61., nett cult; Patonbuti on the •pot, 675. to 3d.; last thus swaths, 675. ; January to Muth, 675. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mesas. Pattsaden aad Smith ripen that the market k very brisk at fully 4s. per owl. adv.'s+ is prices for flue coloured hops.—Duty 260,0001. to 260,0001. COAL MARKET-THIS DAY. Esstiag's Hartley, 16s. 61. ; Tanfleld Moor, 161.; Walls End Riddell. 17s. 6d; Walls End Hadley, 17s. 61. ; Walls End Halloo, 19s. 9d.; Walls Bad Teas, 19s. 94.-33 ships at mukst. Neufchatel, from its geographical position, and with its population of vinegrowen and watthmaken, is ea eeseatially Swiss (says ,the Timm) as Berlin is Prussian. The Bing of Prussia has fished la many troubled waters, bat In waters so troubled as this he has cut a line before. Be had better put op his rod and betake himself to a quiet day's saglieg slang the leg German carp of Ckm lettenburg ; these greedy pike of the lake of Neufchatel late sharply, bat they are very difficult to lead. . . - - - • A dinner wu given on Monday at Marehwiel to Colonel Yorke, of the First Royals, In oelabraticn of his este return from l the Crimea. The dieser was moat excel lently provided for by the sovunAtee of inanapment, and a sabetanttal joint of meat was likewise supp li ed to each poor mess's family in the parish. The cloth being removed, a variety of touts were proposed, amount which were the health of Colonel Yorke," of Miss Yorke, hie sister," and also of "Kim Nightingale sad the Nurses," ail three of whist* touts were enthuslastioally revolved. The com pany separated at a late hour. It is proposed by the lena• Wants of Wrexham to present Colonel Yorke with a sword in the tonne of the ensuing mouth. On Thursday last, the 23/d inst., the autumnal dulness of Aldershot* Camp was enlivened by so event of tonna interest. It was judged that the greet success which attended the institution of pedestrian sports in the Crimea would not be wanting_ were they continued annu ally, or at abort interveb. in England ; and the Interest so graciously evinced in their organisation by her Majesty the Queen and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, who most kindly presented a beehtihil silver vase to be contended for, bre:swat together the thee of military pedestrianism. The Bavarian government, it is said, intends to eeavert all its prisons into eallalsr ones. A marriage is spoken of between a son of M. de Sauk, the Danish minister, with a daughter of the Coast:Ns D ------- ------- A wealthy inhabitant of Berlin, named Normann, has just bequeathed a sum of 600,000 fr. to the charitable establishments of thet oily. A letter from Temeavar (Hungary), in the Augs burg Gasene, says Several hundred families of the vii legs of litionlas, near Arad, have abjured the Greek roll. glop, and become °ethanol." Experiments with the electric light were made at Paris on Sunday evening on the summit of tLe Arc de Triomphe of the Barriers de l'Etone. Four photo-elect:lo lamps were employed, and they lit up the Champs Elysium far so the Road Point. "The Commander Carafe," says the Eau:nap:elm of Brussek, " who hes signed the diplomatic documents of Naples published by the Monitor, is nephew of M. Carafe, a well known composer resale( in Paris." The General of Artillery Lebceuf, who accompanied Count de Moray to Moscow, has arrived in Paris from St. Petersburg. The other member of the mission will return before the lit of November. The return of N. do Moray appears postponed to • later period. The New Munich Gazette denies the truth of the intention attributed by some journals to the consistory of the Confession of Augsburg, of establishing auricular con fession. All that wu deeigned, sage that journal, was to preserve some institutions of that kind already alining in certain parishes. The Cblogos Uazetio contains a letter from Munich, which affirms that the heads of the church of that city bad protested against the iatioduction of any such practice as that enacted to above. The Rev. W. J. Bucknall Eetcourt, A.M., has been instituted by tt e Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol to the rectory of Long Newnton, Wilts, enlist by the death of the Rev. E. W. &Wan ; patron, T. 11. S. Sother.n Betcourt, Esq., M.P. CLERKENWELL LECTURE HALL. —On Monday evening last an interesting lecture on the wrestructiin and manufacture of a witch was ditlivired at the above plies, by Mr. Jdhn Beacon, of Cheapside, before an audience mostly composed of persons in the trade. He gave a history of the early construction of a timekeeper, and the different im provements by which it has remised ite present high state of perfection. He dwelt very forcibly on the superiority of the Swiss watches over those of England, and their cheap. nese in ruceequence of much of the work beicg dons by females. The lecturer then recommended the vest:brothers of Clerkenwell seriously to amid*r whether, by the intro duction of female labour, they will cot be able to produce a wa•ch of a more elegant construction and at a much cheaper rate than at pres. at, and thus successfully compete with the Sams manufacturers. The lecture was well received, and a vote of thanks wu pawed to the lecturer. PRIZE FUND FOR THE SOCIETY OF ARTS . EXAMI. xartopc—Lord G , derich, M.P., his pent ten guineas towards the prise fund for the examinations of the Society of Arts for the north of England, to be condurtrd neat 'piing at Huddenfleld. In the letter his lordship says: " I learn with much pleasure that it is the iotention of the Society of Arts to bring their valuable examinations hours to our dooro in the north of England, and especis;ly that their next examination is to be held at Ruddenfield m roa- Deana with the I mortis./ of the Yorkshire Union. I shall Le most happy to eo operate in any way in my power in so useful a week. I have written by Our poet to Mr. Dunlop, and cent him a cheque for tea guineas, al my sub ! mention to the prise find. and I trust that the mount raised for this purpose in Yoekshire ma 1 oa w ortoy *lke of oar county and of the important object t he fund le to ha dediested."—Leede Aferewry. ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY, WITH VIOLENCE. —On Wednesday seeping last, at about nine °later . .., u Mr. Thomas Stanger, eldest eon of Mr. Stanger, grocer, Eth ernet, Maiden:me, was proceeding towards the town, through Visite* Park, sec .topsteied by • young female friend, when near a bridge which croon a small rivulet, three men sud denly rushed upon hiss, sad one of them, striking him a violent blow on the mouth, !nuked him insurable to the grosed. They immediately commenced unbuttoning his great-coat, with a view, no doubt, of poisoning themselves of his watch, and other property which he had about him. The young lady, however, raised an alarm which fortu nately attracted attention, and the robbers, en hearing foot steps approaching, sale witk eiwaidimtble spied, without lisv.eg effected their weer. It le believed that thee, wen the same men who sessalted Mt. Bakes hat weak, Dawn* ' the college oast-home sod fps almlleaste. The police are 'making active itulakharatith lONS G•,1(4. 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