The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore Yr. Cceuninioser lioltoyd.) 1.1 a SLACORTIt ty i i shavrt, a bop-beim, el the Borough, applial for ▪ ortikear. His debts use 2.0001. ; meets of masa • upessee, Ike the asagsern Gaud so oppositinn, bat o bi aNkflos le dr bet that the bankrupt bed brfore bass w ha e t. saresied Ware lo the factualism M mWebb a mma* orpoimil H. Nei/IWe ('sd elms) he Om -. .. UM MILOS The SWAMI sios7seissiost Naessissaitl rid is sr dr silltessoi Isssdastios iststlas, so se soisimb Iked r ar Asks us %Swam bow sod MAISL , se 818110 IMMO pi boss nodsd. • =• folbor mos WI& . 4 .1 10111•1 Ifs srlsases, ssd Mr. &.b M • grow wilt. TEE POLICE COURTS. (THU DAT.) miasAmg-Norss file MA WiteTarbaTalawaskal ea • show of -mow • wallema ot Ws wick al the 'Wm Wilt, oo& Wan a. Lod Mayor kr kaltar sowthlim , lbw at wear of t • yeastatise, lb. lkyka, d jte. is Caw s ri ba Cakaiwelwat„ as the k tie primmer oroulord liesAl;clamed him tho way to the Sharalliak railway station. soma day plooime panal otwahlos to asathao anis oho WWI try bac Wk. warval We woroator tan whora bol Wabol law at Ilia wank awl he pat Mt kale loolokat awl Waal lh oftwolag ira kamar hi ll, the pima Amid sii, ems spirt • We pilaw la awkal a t lboo law lift la me Ow kow, * IS OR •811;11.114 alma bo vas to prima kw, awl all imam Twalap, Oho owl wal oil bit Wigwam dis Warr to Is • that kr WOO yam Ilk bril lINIS bin la Ml6* at lad it Ur Lod Illoyar—Mo is aM OK ow dr Wawa* thaws la all LIMN& 14 h slaked by dr Aka M. tbs. they nom wsl 01 211 . lisser—lther, I an thud then is sot ail& slat Mims MN*, me Y ossing you for triol ; but I Yyea to Ilaiwww p.l flo Atop as mks, with blood • Pepe ma bkomer—Tiie aiottio) aye de boa karma no to to • lilt br oight wok sad be low l haw beat iu prim llwe it kis °ma The Lad llayor—Ea el sal am bs lad Nat re to meaty at dis awl to *am lie snuffed lo per Wag at &army OW, alms they bop retook of lbw Y. wearreoor. It yea at the naval than to-sight, la am woo yea E llsw partlea s ir r saw pima, ma toorytlidag Woo nolakar to yew fun winvietrom WIWI X INSTILL Wkllto:4 01 TH.•OI IT • SOLDIII. Mu &WA, • pints la *a Cobletras (iamb was 610 glib wabak ansibboag • large pas of ebb obit, la er et the sew beams is V ketelootrut, Wantons tier, sal aosellig ametakis wlta appelooled bet. Ms Cale. N, aid tbat balipet &be pesoday wain be JO duty M Ifletedratteek wboa be law the Aloft* waft IS do aloe glib d i s b4 p la. bask with lie bull bia boL =Ma* 114 bilestrlals Ord two abbot blew witrrb i rbress tot el lia bib id • Imp warm t pleb Ors arm mg bib it la two plasm ftrat two over awl keet anabei bL as as be was pbg Is anielbbiabbee. Wilma aid Ns obit la baba ib• minim be, wins isioubot oil be wadi aro bin the woo mid Nowa bits • abbot Me* as do Y abwaiir with tit* bibs onwatat of be belt. Ile orb maw blimp to anautt bim, bat witaass pt Oa bit away frambka. Ile was wry bask, esi meats Mb a eambra. _ . _ KrThem; Desks, d I,Nort Totbill-etnet, bander, rid that the yoke d the beehea gime was V. 10s. it was op the mewl bee ci am of the sew Detains is Viekeis- Theandant as be aenan't neeHad anything dust It. Mr. Paptba (la Os ewser)—Wly has • valuable pane of glain rig Ms willed duelers et any Ober protection ? Mr. lings-elles lams . 1 Int, sod it area be so ist • lade sir h. Illdnet esansneploas SO • paean woad wantonly bob it la MB VW. Ids Psysier—Twendy eeennenese =lilt lk wen to en blew ig : I ON& act es lave been Id eiread 1., this ems me Yaps pintr is t amnion ran *Wet (To Nave pen war la trouble beim? No. Mr. SIN e.g base you been in the army ? —T year.. lismU isi Nalm—Timi nowt pay the damages, 41. 10a, or b. lin • ma& I *Maid lure given • longer pe eled innelmnomd, if the windows led not been so az - - - - - IWaYkeOr, a dlripidel-loothig female, was eitoor et km behrilik Mr" dienred orith belee drosili .ad barabb diary INES of brikett, lad farther with havieg aelmyerl iso am* wide& Pak the Mikan d Phikiroterleble Lip It append thel be Omar the prieurt, Ark tkee it'oleek on &tank . ? Mam • a ars lateliaidam—idesik so teach to Sr ea re wry to the kelos-Itoori dr bed rtat b lir Is bit • Noir at Or Attar r -S. rho toorri to wadto W iF attookil bt the soar dm* a diet we Allied by Bywater, lb, hurl bor Is tiro ward by bat twang Ned dr Ors of bor *try nand bar tarok aba or abort la.falsonAbkandllltesiriratia EM bed bar nowwwl by its NA of rookeedwi, Es it Wend bw W doehr brill as u. ..w . Tim regeont none dot Ur prisoner hod Z a lt i orniocbaried ea thatirby gated ha s Womb *Mb Reuse at Comettits. *bay eke bed aadergeee kV? ant& beortecenese ea ehopbtdeg fa Lambeth-welh. Ceek U. past of dr coed, Weasel the mgt.**, ket eve pekeseros raw wee a birdwieldag, tedosakete mum, kit bm w int tbot the Femme vie le aria* a &anew ee* Mk ilserdel Yr. piteste, *be emoted be be as a weibly ad emir lei ersibles, ins wired W be lieendel men iloreday 11017THWA1l. MAI 4:104 said J.M Dastl, two rareerbie lade, Rig mote dr. Cade, Arid with reeler two rho. de dr poretty et Willem Wirier. porester oriel that le redid No. 28, Meese =k7 liwasederey, where be limey pigeons, said Hoe be brd hot reed nimbi ere Thet-prt Ferrer, be rut dew his bars old ober hal dr Vele* be taw Ms erre two plasm We lea yis* when Mee Id, red Hart, wee, sad Or brie matched then sp. Ala ere es ho dieerend bis Ins bo went end 'steered lie - mg Or_ the pruner went wand tea wow dud Is erlts Whin they had bees .trz; Deb& NM& Chem 31 K, odd ha hank the primmer, Into oar I*, vim they both ashaimagolnad having to pigeons, bat lay mid snathor W an& Hart sale them sad oak& than Is all than tor gin. Wham afterwards vent to Back log*. mad bond than tis a abop, whoa that had Ism add* Dha& Kr. Oases rind matt& saytleng vas knot a of the f polaris Tim soma shis mph& that they mar rs Tectabls hard worlds' "NNW 1/111• 7 11•11 WIMP wildest alaraisa. . Tiejvisiteeiese etild thee enoti wee the one, but still they bed se right be Neel his dream The pieenere rid thee theg tery foolishly old the geginne is se=terreght woe me bars, they baring been e peserless. c..he Imre= it eve • wry serious offence sod IMO did limy went Mee to be sevese tb landed foe. Roirever they ben cm geed eharcetern be shoed de dist Yee ensiallados in paring sestina co then. They mil cede: d in sifllingi, sod four shilliage the dee ef se 14 trapr;soomrest. The ire were end the prieotten left the ewe eft lb* hide, peosi not to hove saything to do erlit ppm hr futon. Sim Noe or m bIeOLYINT DUTOIIe Court. —Tb mart wal i ea eakettay, the 17th bet, kw bail elm ad Newkirk ese Ern* ellimards W eYtlep for the Moa tair el emu wila be feeemd. PAW. iCCIDZINT --. 1111 TEE IIILLZIFD4tOAD.--0111 Ihiltmlop Emig as • -a amid worm Poit t ± X PH; sibis log allllllllll of • bons awl art, yes tho bug at NA *at 011 at• Gardima n y, Ms a= Ids Hon INNS lost B. ran Oar dr *Wei wool imilm tho los oh tom of basses. Ho mml hi aims ilio Mirk el • bay mot. Ho w oo "El Mai as Iwo onol•larl osoissairl spi t 1, et both B. vas immoisped Ss dio Larks Hospital, wires be la • fry liagss. Puma. biminics.—Blund Musa st ow Ids loft bums wed is smother I Nil trikiwis= as t s . s tbeirilis by legit, bet smysiudemo. as de Yids pear Ly edidi dr limy sod b sod Imam drib laic tan it old inset 1.4 sad tosiddi liseutr. Ur us . pose Ord i ow" syse amsre aim% al; limy pse eftesit be is Y sad mass mobs tirmsdue bk. das soar ihso writ: asp briethe spas we Ira mom hued. Snob as yid sod roperiss bad* dry bib it-via Ma Annie gym sad 111 1111 b.:wag N.. ; flay as third is • hrisg boss w,4 si Ms seseds. Is 1111114 led Ns Isse. Tbsa Iris rams is a itsgsw. that they Asks se les • sad we an draws Ws Om slit 4 pods ais . m is dm t, ilads.—aithresiro MUSIC. LYCEUM.-ENGLISH OPERA. The performance of Norma on Saturday evening wee commendable, MOM for Its ore and completeness ea whole then for say extreoedinary degree of excellence in the acting or ringing, and the general effect was better than when—a thing which often happene—ra got 1 and cossielent nue ahle is mcriticed for the sem of some patine? star. On this accedes the opera was excellently got up. The peps which ailed the stage were numerous, judiciously dimpored, appropriately attired, end made an imposing ap pearance; while (what was of greeter consignee:6) they Onlilmad of wail-tmamd voices, who, sustained by the ad mirable orchestra, pro gossamer end solsestity to the chord longs of the Druids. The scenery woe picterespe, the dr nntiona rich, and everything beaging to the 116%t ...Me worthy all theatre of oessidnantise. The put of Norma was eminined by Madame Candoel, who, in her mile; of the cheractec, copied OM eit dowdy le she mold. She sang lee an excellent taimician, which eke emesialy is, and occasionally displayed energy, though she was deficient 'n soft and tender Impression. Mr. Auguste@ Beeksui appeared to advantage m Polito. Be looked irk Mimed the part well, en , thoroughly " up to" the maks, awl hie evict tenor voite was often asceediagly &sig. Me ems Fyne wee the A. 1.4 :m„ sad we hew Sala Of sever lewd sad ses • t the Ugh& elegy Oho put pest Importance to the put by the feeling with which she paribrad it ; and her manna of singing wee pure sad chose, without any prowl/Soo to displsy. Lastly, Mr. Her ton Brsharn made • good Oroveso. /I is mamma bees voice told well is the concerted musk, and he looked and acted with hamming gravity. The nowt weeessetal peces were Madame Ceveduri's carmine, "Cason Dire ;" the gee trio, " Oh, di qua eel to vlttima" Ohs pin of the opera), which clone the irst ad; the bast, "Dab. sou te," between Norma and Adalgin; dud the heel lasso These and several other things won wansly applauded; and, oa the whole, the reception of the epura was decidedly favourable. Out we must add that Arose, on many grounds of the most obvious kind, is not ewe which it was politic (or this company to produce, or in witch they hod ream to expert brilliant mom. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT SLICTIOC CHESTER MEET 10.-THIS DAY. WELTER CUP. One mile and alialt The Sluggard, Tama Dear, Boadicea, !dames Bagot, and • Cound are lo .....-- -- We, I SHORTS HANDICAP. Seven IL Booms°le, Kathielse Log* Welhiunf u ts Nelson, lo Prioress, Dine Rook, Miputtar, Peliasier, end Medallion are : here. Mi PAID FORVILIT.—BabyIon. M. MOSTYN STAKES. Three-quartets of • mile. SI Hi Saunterer the only home here at present. N. PAID POILIZIT. Babylon and Keystone. ise, INNKEEPERS' PLATE. One mile and • quarter. a m t, Kobel De Olnkek Raves, end Blue Rock me bra. to PAID 701111T.—D11011Mber and Alice. Ste et. ALMA STAKES. at. Seperause, lily, Lady Elisabeth, and Figdale ars hon. 2 071111 A.IZIVAIA.--Corlibro's aby Chanticleer, Apollo- ,-; miry'. Dam, Thoeshill, LeelyAime, T. P. Cooke,Adventeror is Dot, Polosoodie, Saunterer, Kestml,Tlll, Moose, and Hamm- sa opathiet. is EXTYCTED.—Maii of Dental mad calsem. Li The Committee of the Theatre Francais, Pans, s unanimously received m fialurday a five act commly ta mea t by MM. Scribe sad E, Ingouvi t entitled, La ISeifAt• a is ARCHBISHOP COLLIN AND THE INDIAN 'BELIE/ Fixo.—ln a letter from RUM, dated September 26, Arch bishop Calls. states that ha he heard with mina plea sore of the movement fa Ireland for " the relief of mt. n fellow-oxiantrymen who have be. reduced to misery by a the dresdful and wldtrepread revolution now X in loin, and onnating the safety of the empire.' He ergo the necessity of inquiry, on the put ot N Roman ostholim, bins appeals are made regarding the subscription, In ceder to sweets* w how the fund about to C he nthed in to be maw* end whether there is any dange r that it may be applied by i r to proselytising purposes H. He refers to th e lammed the Patriotic Fund in 1864, I to which, be says, Ronan catholic. subscribed gcnorouety, according to their maw but i 4trbanently, applithc trona from Rama catholic a in favour of the widows mid bents of soldiers in th e Crtrom N 110/11 not Wooded to; rod "who relief was_ groat* In Ig Dahlia, • perm wan *ways employed to sdminlater it." N He name that "try lergeemats, including one of 160,0401., lie we mode from the Peisrlotie Pond to protestant institutions RogYNA end he adds, " Not a shilling voted it would ; :Er ,te gins • catholic education to catholic. le N Would it not have been source of bitter slietrirthe Irish catholic saltier, dying on the ions at N the Biel lea, had he known that his children would le It expos** kis robbed of that faith which be valued man 1 than lifer Dr. Cullen thus concludes —" lam most auto* that rewrythtrig possible should bedews to rebseethe aware N in India; let us, however, have some security that the tads It collected will not be applied to the foundation of ptotinitsat whims for the perversion of poor catholic orphans. Tie u N management of the, Petrinie Fund shows how necessary it Y N for its to be centioua. The continual complaints of catholic es bishops and missionaries in India stout the attempts made si Ile East India Company to proselytise should *cream our N . Reed Dr. Fennelly's Isis pamphlet and you will see In what an extent that company has attempted to promote Neteetantiera by perverting the orphans of Irish catholic we eddiert. It appeare to me that the proper time for condo( to a fair understanding about these matters la before sty had is collected." MA THE CASUAL POOR AND BRIDEWILL HOSPITAL. -02 Iletruday a deputation from each of the three city anion ant et Bridewell Hospital for 'hempen of infest ing it, and of personally osourtalniag bow the it we'd be IM made available fm a centrel anal ward is the eity of Ism- kw don, is the event of its balm apprepieted for meth air- Is pose. It appeared that the win set fiWUnair ie to place it at the discord the thy sakes, and as the $ hospital wards were at the prowl tine astreally waltheated, me Le the honey of occupation at Bsthlaltm Ned Holloway prison fulfilling emery requirement, it does rata only just that le Btithersll, in socordanc• with the great of Edward VI., in In ' Jaw, 1553, ithovld revert to the roalotensnce of poor end tee Impotent p eople —nth ea the casual poor of the city of lie London. TAE ISI PREROGATIVE 0? THE CORONER.--00 Sew- IN day. at the Judges' Chaishera, Yr. Bores Hbannell delivered his judgment on an appilentkm he • writ of Habeas Corpse 1, to bn before the wart d Mr. Beet. the deputy coromm f Middleeo. a woman asnal Irf&get Havaziathi who bed bees romralued to Newiele by {be magistrate of Mari borough-street roll as a charge of adminietering poison to her illegitimate ohM. Idr. Lanham, th e deputy comer for Weeithinster, who adsd sesolicitoc for Mr. Brent, k w cited several mimes in support of hie enplication. The teemed le judge, however, consulted Mr. Ovens, of the Crown•Mce. and learnt from him that of late numerous similar applies- le thins had been made to the judges, both at Westminster and P. at chambers, and is no WANK* bed an order been mods, E nod Mr. Barns Chaenell having sio cited various authorities, sow observed that be had most cantally coundered the ore, and felt bound to my that be bad so power to make the order for the writ. THE Queem's Vint To lIADDO-HotNE. It is now defleftyly veeelPd that the Quern is to bowl.. the Earl et ithemet pith a visit at liaddo-hosse on Tuesday, the 19th Ste. Ref 110esty will lose! Balesoral about sins Ta;iics:d 13:41irii Th;1);;Ti; road, Mew sloths sE hetwist &thew and itheyne by the way of the 'Ohre of Tarim! sad Monymiek, and acmes the coeatry to tho mike= of the noble earl. The &steam to le thus travailed will be about all miles through a way pretty country, and a put of Scotlan d which the Qeseo he. not yet rusted. IlaMo-House the seat of allied of Ahardsion, is rather en old building, very plain in and bowing beautiful grenade tastefully led out. M il'ili m ea d N' Leily &Ws are reeding with the noble earl, and we balm that ea the preset occasion her itaiesty's visit will partake as little ea possible of public dlapisy. On the weemeg of the 14th the court will leave Haddo Haase for Madre, but it is sot yet meld so to Irbetber her Majesty will pest Wee miler to the Oid Moine newsy, and thence by the Groat North Milroy, or abed to Aterisse, a dis bar* of 14 miles; but it is ammo* that the court will lewd south by the Scottialt North-Eastern end Scottish NOW to Edinburgh, arririep they at hilliest is o'clock, amid, lbws on the morning of the 15th, by the Coast line and Geed Northers, direct to Londe.. Coma YlOll THE NORTH or EUROPE.—The 101. of tattle her the North of Europe continue. On ChylN gi orwich stett a zr on arrived . at Lowestoft i ft the Lsephyeery kite the harbour with a woodk con ' : lewd atm bob sad 379 sheep. The stock (which in =as isaueloeses extremely dn. animals) were for ks IMAM dies theastregolitart market this day (ranches). rILINCII ZXLWATII.—Tbe tenetrhaft ale the teat rehires eir the rem reeelpte el the principal French railways from 17 to 1$: Si,. mai. ; Nedda. 006.6.136.: bisl. I trs. , e7t. wasc—= a i seek saz . i kw. ' , Awaits. 0a.....1. .131 638 f. t—PB.6I!IMP A. .. : 86.00. 6 %. 7731.: total. 1.161.5861. i v i ot i rgemo 6149141n5.. 66666.18.1.193 , ; troal, 1.8..4.6.11. Tan is Maartsaaoulies.—o, 10,44 M. ; peek. MAU: WY. sant I Illenues.—lvoswas.ll4llA t eigkrls l : l4l t. : Ma. IlaNt THE EXPRESii, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1857• 811ABB LISTS-IRIS DAY. tales to I Two o'CLosi. The railway share market to-day is fat, and prices in many asses are quoted rather lower. Mid land stock has fallen to 82 to 1; Great Western, to 84 to ; and London and South Western, to 441 to 451 per share. London and North Western is also heavy. Great Northern is quoted 241 to I; and Eastern Counties, 111 to 1. Canadian shares have fallen, especially Great Western of Canada. Northern of Francs shares are Arm. ORDINARY HUM AND ROOM lastwave. Yu ►a is I pa. 1e I W WenJ~rl-~I a:I eh:4 Max falle) . 1 9 6 ' 11 . 116 !. Le" Clu‘ I I_4l I 111NO,s 1.1 I=ril Oarli aid Imam mS:AMA k arra 46 Delft • M lllllAmilsa 1 1 , ‘ irlers u thinel=l " : - list Lowed IM 1 1,_ Mi l k aka Rio lifteinlX,Yari:Nliesi. On Gimps la DM\ Wales. all at Nana at acadell iii ISO Omni Waders . . IN _ De, skarveNiii3;:iiii: To u..7.7.78:4 - 07617:7.. In sib. Iwo .... Is D. INN Tits& IN Imasalia ad forklike. Da. la F.Bl . D. M. at Ana .0 Da da rd Mayan_... 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We DEL I DNA* BV.04".11 swot IV listbssewOup.4 • • 11141r~s.1101dialliAl Dowl.B.ampairt ifs► 1 ...a.. , i ..„—: ` V" - I ma 3i S. Saw ilensolit N. ILLIFINIINJ pa. I local N. Ow Orli • p.irc ■t. I DM. isiosa. Hai .. I —. M. LassiOnA p. es. I N. ties.o3•ApaJsirliklaly I /1 U. - VII II gamut 11 lAnsei Or. mageoul Ins DOM great Os* Ilast brut El Gnat .. 0.11. A 114 6.1111. tar (Millolisi loft Dortis Lynes. (1.• 111. W. (rnal Sir* Wbal Crotty.. Pet Ow (IL Us= I' Tiiiiiram = r i X= lgi err LClrs Ira lIDEPs S.W.Frsoses _ - - Ills ONO I MUM. riviilier) il•Is et Truly (Or. _-. . - Z5e1kiW7...17.... 11.4 .0.. 1: di5 m7 WWI W. a llr= W. WIN* Iv. nuxualierat *boil Wry A (Weihwi. I) Wit.Twial/u2KUII MONEY MAREET.-TIIIB DAY. Two o'CLocx. The funds have declined k per cent to-day, owing chiefly to the withdrawal of gold from the Bank. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are also rather weaker. Consols are dull, at 90 to for money, and 90i to for the 14th October. India Stock is marked 209 to 210; Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 4s. die.; Exchequer Bonds, 1869, 981 to 1 ; and India Bonds, 235. die. Turkish Six per Cents. have declined to 951 to 1. Other foreign stocks remain very quiet. Sales are recorded as follows: viz., Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., at 98 ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 90; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., at 25}; and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 991. The 4th falling on a Sunday, the bills maturing on that day had to be met on Saturday, and, as the number was extraordinarily large, unusual activity prevailed at all the banks and discount establish ments. So far, the bills appear to have been very well met. Parcels of gold to the extent of fully 85,0001. were yesterday withdrawn from the Bank, for exporta tion to the Continent, principally in payment for silver. The imports of the latter metal have during the past week increased, to supply the demand for shipment by the Colombo, for the East, We have ascertained that the imports into London by sea have reached about 107,0001. since Saturday week, but a large quantity has also been received rid the Kentish ports and the railway. It would be erroneous to regard the Eastern demand as by any means satisfied, for about 300,0001. in silver has already been sold for exportation by the steamer of the 20th inst., and by far the larger proportion of this sum has yet to be drawn from abroad. Upon the whole, there seems ground for some anxiety as regards the future coarse of the money market, for, inclusive of Saturday's with drawal,:and of the 44,0001. in sovereigns despatched to the East per the Colombo, about 180,0001. in gold is known to have been taken from the Bank last Irak. As a continuance of the flow of gold from the Bank would necessitate a rise of the rate of discount to 8 per cent., more anxiety is evinced for the arrival of the 423,9001. in Australian gold which is now en mite to London from Egypt The buoyancy of the Paris bourse does not at pre sent meet with any response from the other leading Continental markets. At Vienna and Frankfort Austrian stocks are weaker, and at Hamburg Hes sian stock retains a drooping tendency. The imports of the precious metals last week were large. Our list includes 277,9001. by the Tree Briton, from Melbourne; 39,3001. by the Noe mahal, from Sydney; 11,0001. by the Asia, from New York; 342,2001. (of which 103,5001. is gold and the rest silver) by the Parana, from the West Indies and Mexico ; and 1,0001. in specie by the Andes, from Constantinople. The total value of these arrivals is not less than 880,0081. This is exclusive of the imports of silver from the Continent. The Custom-house weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London includes 69,230 ounces of gold and 21,800 ounces of silver, representing a total value of about 242,0001. The gold was despatched chiefly to France, and the silver to France and Hamburg. The particulars see as follows, via.:—Vold coin : to Hamburg, 200 ounces; to Boulogne, 130 ounces ; to Belgium, 2,900 ounces. Gold ban : to Boulogne, 58,000 ounces. Silver coin : to Boulogne, 400 ounces; to Hamburg, 1,400 ounces. Silver ban: to Hamburg, 7,000 ounces. Silver bullion : to Boulogne, 13,000 ounces. The shipments from the outports have comprised about 28,0001. in gold by the Alhambra, for the Peninsula ; 3,670/., by the Atrato, for the West Indies ; and 594,4851. (of which 34,7801. was gold and the rest silver), by the Colombo, for the East. The total ascertained shipments of the week, as officially reported, are thus raised to about 888,0001., bat more than half a million of this was in silver. The private remittances of gold to the Continent have also comprised the whole of the imports (except 30,400 sovereigns ex the True Briton, which were sent into the Bank), together with the amounts drawn from the Bank. as above enumerated. The specie ex the Parana, however, is not yet in band. The traffic returns of all the French railways last week present an increase over those for theoorrespond ing period of last year, i% ah the single exception of the Mediterranean Company, the receipts of which show a considerable decline. On the Orleans line the in crease is a mere trifle ; but on the Eastern it amounts to 9,2001. owing to the traffic in connexion with the camp at Chillons. A special general meeting of the shareholders in the Hull Flax and Cotton Mills Company was held at Hull on Thursday, to consider the propriety . of dissolving the company and winding up its affairs. The report of the directors stated that " they felt that a winding up of the company was inevitable, and they were unanimously of opinion that it was desirable, if possible, in such winding up to escape the enormous expense, endless litigation, great delay, inconvenience, and loss, which must ensue if the matter were thrown into a court of law." A motion for the publication and circulation of the accounts was opposed by the chairman, and by several other persons, upon the pretext tharsuch a course would interfere with the " amicable winding up "of the undertaking; and the directors finally managed to have this important point arranged to their satisfaction, it being agreed that the accounts and report should be printed and laid on the table for the inspection of shareholders, but not circulated. It was then resolved that the company be dissolved and wound ap " voluntarily," in accordance with the Joint-Stock Companies Acts of 1866.67; that Messrs. Wm. Eyre, merchant, of Hull ; L E. Cole man, accountant, of London ; and J. G. Carlill, accountant, of Hull, be appointed liquidators; and that a committee of four shareholders be appointed to "act with the directors, confer with the liqui dators, and protect the interests of the shareholders as far as possible." An extraordinary general meeting of the London and North Western Railway Company is to be held on the 9th inst. The directors ask authority to sub scribe towards the Buxton Extension capital of the Stockport, Disley, and Whaley-bridge Railway Com pany, to the extent of 105,0001. It is also proposed to purchase the Ruston and Victoria Hotels ; and to convert stock of the Shropshire Union Company into London and North Western stock. An " unofficial " meeting of shareholders in the Belgian Eastern Junction Railway Company is called for the 9th inst., in London, to " receive from the directors a report on the position and prospects of the company, and to adopt measures in relation thereto." It is mentioned that " matters of great importance will come under consideration." The half yearly meeting of the Indurated Stone Company is called for the 19th instant, when the propriety of winding up the company wall come under discussion. The Great Western of Canada Railway Company notify to holders of the Company's debentures ffaall due the Ist inst. that they are willing to renew them for a period of 20 years, at the rate of Si per cent. per annum. SATURDAY ETRRINO. The funds opened rather flatly this morning, the Bank return being considered unfavourable, but more steadiness was subsequently evinced, and the closing quotations were fully as good as those of yes terday. Throughout the Stock Exchange the tran sactions were upon a very limited scale. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 5-18 to I for the 14th October, were quoted during part of this day at 901 to 1, and stood at the close of the Stock Exchange at 901 exactly At half-past 2 o'clock, however, stock was again offered at that figure. For money the price may be quoted 4 per cent. below that for the account. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 90k, 90, 901; ditto, for account (14th October), 901. India Stock, 207. Exchequer Bills were quiet at Bs. to 4s. dis. Cams rm. Pt SAn.wairs. WINN IS MAW 4 pm. Weds ? ei fttiV — Dod. Pathos Alir..t Asitian. ! N II 14 111 cm. Ild mesa e...4pe.Dwl De. ea. Plea De. 114. 6 4. Ont. it. leeNr. 061444 4 per Cast. IL Laaraktra. e par Qat 146.111 Illas. I p. Ot. Ms., Pink. De.. lie•L 01. Northam, 4 per ant. De. I earg.atle p. 41. or. De.% per 0i1e............... 04.4 p. &mart Opp Gt. N. Illueleal. IA bee IL lb W. 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Natleeellasit 0,000 so M. ma war...... 1 um* to Osamu r 0101.„. . 14,47 elessna eq.( 115 Ity imbli of [NW if 4,00 le Ds 1101 as 33,100 r Ina 18.110 OOalmaNNrwW I), a Ueles et teteita olol. 1 MOO We VW* UsSeal-- 11 MN 'N . waaL Bilk of Lofts N a 64:41 II Si s M W Me ili IN in * IS II :4 :4 6 1 It ii lb Ei I li- si - SO 0 IN PS MD $1 IS ft Pl 4 A IN II le t els '4 Tb yr i , fa to 4 l a I • II OS I II 1 414 1 I 1_ • it N N I si at SS ad LORAL !MAAS MARKEY& tampon, Oa. r o. It too tattl ui s isim il Wan Owto swisr a =tita, I w. WI iat .- wil Ow* Won. IW-itawaslor, 10 wildgm liV i l 100mwd. SW I-Oath Imam Ours.dt, setbsto thin A. 110-Ilowdertook i....04÷= d OtatittlW Ow. I Ora da rola% WAMOttle 51it . ...,...w owitleM_Bwt sal -.-10 W l i t lorth Wottils. 11 Dital ll 7,W-Wati4ea ICA Italoort. ti LIIMSMAX., OCT. 11.-Tbla mewl boa Itra s Wade WOW Wats. 111~ Melt wafts. ft W. .d IlltWollow twajt•WWWW• Ow at Wt. Anew the datlag owestkw. wr .d. Qoat W. at •411- Dim, Bunt Very awS War* Witten. V/ Ot-Itillwl.lllo ft r-Vg l =mt ma MI 81- w Wow W 1114-WwwWw let WrwiwbanOwtt.... Uwe. Ow. S -Ow* Omni Itwoitt. ftl-IXtto I lot OA pot-Dttio (Ilendabl. ft THE INDIAN REINER AND THE PRlEM—Re markable enerdobse In related to Illustrate the pre.reity of the Indians of Pees In criosaliag their then of the localities of reliable silver veins ham the whirs and otters. Some of thew are ludicrous enough, end others tinier. Of the former, is one rimming to a certain priest, who bed been kind to the Indians, but prodigal to pubft arm his money. An Indian whom he had befriended, car, upon the prier, found him sorroshl end remit to deeper. Learning that his sorrow arose from heavy loser to gamb ling, the Indian, after some delikeetdon, aboard the pried, and smeared him he would now behind him In tuna, by taking him to a valuable deposit of saver ore, of which he might brag away ea amok as he Gould dig end carry fa an hour. But to prevent discovery by othas s the prier was to be taken b 1,64 and by night to the 111/21. At the ap pointed hour of night, th em e eyes Inane arrived, end, bay ing carsfolly bandaged the eyes of the pried, dry led end eforesionally oared him on a long jounagy. Akleptikbe was ®bandaged, and found himself hi a ore, not deep, but firmed upon a very Ins vein of silver. He was NOR at work with such tools, and by such light, as the Indians fur nished to him; and, having loaded his bag, he was igen blindfolded and led out and awn , an Indian relieving him of his burden. It had oo to the wily priest that he might retrace the muss, it he could drop some small articles at interval.' as he returned ; and he had provided him aelf with an ample rosary, the beads of which he continued to drop every now sod then for the whole way home. This he did so secretly, as be thought, that no notice was taken of the device. having reached home, he was panes in his grateful encesesioas to the Indian, who deported the bag In his chamber air retired. The morning had not, however, pared away, ere owe of the learns knocked at his door, end entering, said, "Reverend Father, I have now collected, and do restore you, all the beads of your rosary, which you un fortmately dropped last night."—Loadon Qearterly kr October. DDIDILLOPICIL • LeWilla Tat. (11441141) 111 Kid I 14 . ii= pai •Anos i DoroL mt: 14 i ., ..... Sy il• 1111Nrit all pi. . iNg.lew.s.... all • Moro di ?Maim_ ... - 7. 2 _ ~. di I ...Assr.abralia) Irian Iliad .. —... 211 • 1111. St. • file —.• ISO 44,. I Mod. Wog. al all • I • reran ail 1 . Da SI Ova. Wad al LI . Old. lladdalla 14 • II Dein libirot I ' Laa..5.0414044. aillt 11, 10 1 abelalsolltgolss dr 10 , 11. dadoodulon IsLTIL Maim II M. Jowl am all KM 11 dalimai Ob la nd.asoat 4 Ood. I liadmirio IF 1/ 1 Di. 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I'! of Is I. 14 14 N i if I 4 44 did hi 4:1 46 12 7• •!1 • ft 101 114 14 U II IS 47 111 ▪ st it It di ▪ 41 : 81 1 II f i a I 4 is :wan r r 4 1 iu 11/1 If lif - ;:r a ei ii ii 1- Fs 1? • 4 1 . N 14 !4$ U q If 44 14 14 Of es 14 IS I I I SI 111 If lieSe • la se i s e i is ea 0 •di Pi N I:: . _ t i dis par lei 1 4i 46 77 64 dis 14 1 L r; 111 Pa I, lel 107 111 101 !II 14 it 1 1 es i ir. If ;11,' i IPm Por I Pa it Fah - liar' ash 14 lit.i.i.- *I - - IN IN II 14 I I NI 111 B. M+l NI if SI r q •w all O. IN I i • 0 NSe OiNei fliiil WI Ili M& II NI r lei I 21 s i 94 mi EL Oak." iii iii gi ;4 Y • lii 9.1 li In 111 111 tsi in ill I%s IN IN 3 li All classes of foreign stocks were rely quiet. Turkish Six per Cents. closed at 951 to ; and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 99} to 1. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100 cx div. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 98 ex div. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 78k. Russian Five per Cents., 109 k. Sardinian Five per Cents., 89i,110, 89t. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 403 ; the Committee's Certificates for the unfunded coupons, 6i per cent. Penivian Four-and-a-lialf per Cent. Dollar Bonds were also officially marked 66k. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'Cr,oo.. A moderate amount of business is going forward to-day in home mining stocks. Wheal Mary Ann shares are inquired for, and have been dealt in at 48. 'there have also been transac tion. in Alfred Consols shares at 131 ; Sortridge Consols at 21, and Par Consols at 201. St. John del Rey sham have been dealt in at 12. Other foreign description are very quiet. Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange on Saturday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Pednandrea, 19a., 21e. ; Bodeen, 21, I ; 6ortridge Con sols, 2 3-16, 6-16 ; Vale of Tovry, 154, 17s. Wh eal Wheal Edward, 9 ; NVbeal Margaret, 65, 671 ; Tee. lawney, 24, 25 ; Wheal Zion, 19n, 21.. Amongst the dividends of last week are the following : South Camden, SI. per share; Collacombe, 7s. per share. The calls hada& the subjoined —Treeavean, lel. 1. share; East Wheal Basset, 1/. per share; North Frances, 10s. per share; West Alfred Consols, 12e. 2d. per share; Elthney Wheal Boller, Is. per share. SATCHDAT EVFIII7O. In the home mining stock market to-day business was very inactive. The chief inquiries were for shares in Alfred Cow** Wheal Margaret, East Alfred, and Wheal Trelawny. The last mentioned stock retains an upward tendency. Lady Bertha shares remain rather flat. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. Than was a short ropey of English wheat from Easel this morning, that from Kent was tolerably good. Sales, bower, proceeded slowly, an dLetu wee k's quotations wens with didlculty maintained. Foreign soli in retail at forme prices. Flour underwent no change, with the exception of Nor folk', which were ls. per wick dearer. Fins malting barley rather dearer. Grinding and distil- Fagsupported their value. as were in fair supply, and a steady eale was expe rienced at last week's quotations. Beans and peas dull. AZILITAIA INTO LONDON PION INUIT. SI TO OCT. 3. - • • - - 0 . 04 . Mimi. Mewl. M. OW. Dem re. flour. VAS 161 W A Sft lu .... 110 • Z . 40 . 01 10 STS 1.0. SO. 01 10131 101 161 166 .... 1100 et ss.lwL. 64 00 1/10 .... 13 .... DIU OS4 US Roam ..I 'US MINCINO-LANE.—TIDS DAT. The following public sake am advertised for to-morrow : —Sugar . 300 Mids. of Barbadoes, 8,600 bags of Mauritius, sod 2,600 bags Bengal. Coffee • 600 casks of plantation 700 of native Ceylon, 1,00 0 bags of Costa Rim, casks of Jamaica, and 150 hales of Mocha. daltmere . 3,000 bags. Rice 20,000 Tks amount of Weimar done since Friday hem been unim portant, but a large farad of Pimento has been sold at 4 id. Comm has • downward tendency as importers are passing mks. Tue.—The market le steady but inactive. Corrox.—No sales reported. SALTPITAL—Thim market has become dull. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The mar ts steady at the annexed quotations —Peters burg T.C. o the epot, 675. 6d. ; Odder to December, 67.. 9d. ; January to Itareh, 67e. 6d. FI2TIOOLARB OF TALLOW„ lOW La. Stook as brad tab 0.9 ...... 21.03 7.963 19.31/ Dollw.f Yawn ma. Jrlar . 41.131 0.010 00.140 Arrival irre wok. ....... .............. 7 93 3.1114 4.071 Ditto ram Ist Jmi6 10,641 MOW 35.337 trim Y.O. rear arra SY dog .......... eta Od Ila. Od 67a OL DPW Tow lama Mew Od. 04 3d. Od. Anhui ter 1/. week wen Ittls of Ociober hat sew 10,ns rod• 00,007,1,411 1 mob. TM en 1•01 Yd week oseg,Plolol 3,141 0001 , 0 fromfrom &Ma: 7firm 33 on 4.oTlowman; IL 1.1) from 1300* Ansamea ; nod ISt other Totol. GRA METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) There is a considerable increase in the rupply of beasts, however the weight of meat is not exceeeive, sod prices on the average are not much lower. The number of sheep is about the same ea of late. Trade is not quite so brisk for them, but there is no re. (tactics in prime. Good calves are scarce and rather dearer. From Germany and Holland thereat. 2,188 beasts, 4,900 sheep, and 1 54 calves ; Northern and Midland Counties, 3,000 beasts ; Ireland, 960 besets and 1,000 sheep. per Mae et UN ad. ad. ter goat, of alia. ad. a .1. Not Scow nefefillik.. 4 8 0 Boat Dns It! If.bni.llb 0 0 Net elortNno .4 6 8 But do /1“44,848.1140 Nub— S 4 0 Do. do Nona - 0 0 ham ................ 4 4 4 Iva. & woad 40•80) 4 4 Pip Nei Dasa llaubieds 6 4 - .. 0 e 0 Dumb at NAN. 4746; AIM WI iamb. !Cell ; maw% 186. 0660. 4:3. - BOROUGH HOP HARR BT.—THIS DAY. Menne. Pattemden end Smith report that the market for See Woad of Kmt and Sums hops is rather on the ad vance, and fine samples scarce. Worcester market was well supplied on Saturday, and flue ones 2s. per cwt. dearer. Duty estimated at about 200,0001. COAL MARIET.—THIS DAY. Wylam, 165.; Harrell, 16s. ; Morpeth Hartley, 17s. 6d, ; Eden Main, 18s. 3d.; Howard's west Hartley, 17s. 9d.; South Durham, 17s. ed.; Spa's Behar& Healey, 18e. 3d.; Walls End Haswell, 19s. Bd.; Walls End Hatton, 19s. 6d. • Walls End Sashimi, 18s. 3d. ,• Walker Primrose, lis. ; End Stewart's, 19s. W.,* Walls End Montague, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Tess, 19s. Bd.-130 skips at mutts, FIRES YEBTERDAT.—Yesterday morning at a few minutes before 2 o'clock a fire happened in the premises belonging to Mr. Dejonges, a batter, No. 44, Windmill street, Haymarket. The firs was not extinguished until the stock in trade was destroyed. The same premises were on fire in December last. A fire also took place in the Mum saw mills, the property of Messrs. Bridgett and Co., in Queen-street, Rotherbithe. It was mimed by the over beet of the boiler, which set the beams in the boiler-house en fire, and for some time the whole building wee endangered. Fore loud engines of the London brigade and the steam float were imm.thetely despatched to the spot, and the tire was soon extinguished, the damage being confined to the boiler house. The firm was insured in the West of England fire office. A fire likewise happened in the premiees of Mr. M•Dongall, 6, Evora - court. Buinghall-etreet. another in the house of Mrs. Rodney, 36, Rochester-row, Weettniester, and another in the presnWe of Mr Baker s a cutler, No. 3, Rose and Groom-court, Eldon-street, Finsbury, but the damage done at each was not very seek:roe. THE HEAD MASTERSHIP OF RUGBY SCHOOL.— The following gentlemen stand as candidates: the Rev, Frederick Fenshawe, M.A , Heed Master of Bedford Grim mer School, late Fellow and Tutor of Exeter College, Ox ford; the Rev. Alfred Barry, M.A., Head Master of Leeds Grammar School, late Fellow of Trinity College, Cern bridge ; the Rev. Drummond Percy Chaos, M.A., Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford, Vice -Principal of St. Mary's Hall, end Vicar of St. Mary's, O xford; the Rev. Joke Deg Collis, M.A., late Fellow of Worcester College, Oxford, Head Muter of the Grammar School of King Edward the Sixth, Breansgrove • the Rev. Edward Halifax Hansel], 8.D., Pew lector of Thiology, late Fellow of Magdalen College, and Senior Classical Moderator, Oxford; the Rev. Hugo Daniel Harper, M.A., Head Master of the King's School, Sher borne, late Fellow of Jesus College, beford ; the Rev. Hubert Ashton Holden, M.A., Vice -Principal of Chelten ham College, Fellow and late Classical lecturer of Trtaity College, Cambridge; the Rev. Willuun Alexander Osborne, M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge _Head Muter of Reseal School, late Head Muter of King Edward's Grammar School, Mateleaffeld ; the Rev. Frederick Temple, M.A., her Ma jest 's Inspector of Schools, late Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford; and the Rev. Dawson W. Turner, MA.. Head Master of tke Royal Institution School at Liverpool, and late Demv of Magdalen College, Oxford. The election will take place on Thursday, Nov. 12. Dr. Goulburn, the present master, resigns at Christmas. THE LATE STORM IN FRANCE.— Accounts from the month of France s tate that the damage done by the late stoma has been much greater than was et first thought. At Villefranchrtle Lemmata (Haute Osrenne) several houses have been washed away, and among them the establishment occupied by the Sisters of Charity. Fortunately the inhabith i tants had su fficient orgies of their danger to escape, but w the lees of their property. The damage done to the Southern Railway has been very considerable; the communication bee been restored, but very material repairs will be necessary- At Cette the lightning struck no less than five houses, and • email in the port had both her topmasts shivered. The signal-post at the end of the jetty was also struck by the lightning, sad split from top to bottom. Gardens in all directions hare been ravaged, everythin.gg having been swept • away by the torrents. At Penense, in or, the river Peyne overflowed its tanks, and did , great damage to the vine yude on its banks, besides swerOng away the vats, baskets, Ire., employed in the vintage. Bom.e extensive market gar- I dens in the vicinity of the town were torn up; trees and hedges were uprooted; and in the town itfirlf and neighbour hoed several houses were inundated. I I