The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-26 00:00:00

the tune for billa to ran which the bent wan driven to ' adopt Met year. Money It, of court; Isere dHlleult to pet to than ever, and the narvesity of reetrieting her led to the revondirn or diminution of very many olden. In rptte of all thia a very good irons( pavans. That is no glut of oterchandles la the weanketoriee. ['redaction Iwo br a keg tints been anted on with much eimuurpcctiqu, sad non of ilia shops have bat a moderate stock on hand. This Win of the American crisis upon Paris, Lyons, and St. MIMI is cow pretty warty known. It is not thought that dm loran sunered in thine marksta will be &thinly's. The American bosom wire bread to suspend because their credits gave way an °a a sodden. Hai they have most of tlin ultimate minim .reaction by two or three Vim the amount of their ruminants. As soon as the yank is at caw and Uwe hones win nay reannis their manna The W advice. tram New York, of October 9, sanicanoi that basians is nth* saignaded. There were no quotation Lr mrbsadla*, became woody bad ready money to bay with. The salsa be the Paris Iro.re.mti, shops ban brew adallatiory daring the hat week, bat than is little activity be the provision At Lyana than is a navy Pill In al these othise whin wen thedsai ter hands., bat in other anniptien el neon the Sapodillas Is frigancest. The Own one ndertirers sons be hays panel non the* them of Lys.. mensal Mans in apebot et, set aely is Zwick hat Is taw lows elms sake in oath. Three hr hiss • =AM Id elan as hit fotte'rbt is emery anotpliot 1 senehrodhs, preedialy Ica oi'r. aspic, NM wain sellons. Whim an Iran mon ',lntending the slanines et the sew asp Outs mistalas its mice, el an. then is Me primped elm tarn= rim Ildiare idea is give way, sod, Is 111111111.1socit, hole bunnies hem toss den the. desk at the map. TURKEY. We hare received the Constantinople journals and kitten totlie 14th brought by the Hermes. The princi palsrent of interest is that tithe Sultan dining with Reschid Poch'. He want, contrary to all the roles of etiquette, to the residence of Rescind, and re mained with hint the whole of the evening. Ths visit took place with all the pomp of an imperial tartly,. The Grand Visier, Muttapha Pools was only sane aware of it, by swing, when posing near the house of his predecessor, the barges and the pude of the Sultan. He was then returning with his colleague, Aali Parka, from a grand dinner at the French embassy, to which H. Thourenel had only invited these two ministers, who are the well-known partisans of France. It appears that, by way of reprisal, the Sultan, on the recommendation of Lord . . . - Stratford de Radcliffe, resolved to oppose manifesta tion by manifestation, dinner by dinner, and there fore went to Remhid l'acha, who is the old friend of England and the declared advenary of the union. RUt3BIJL BERLIN, Orr. 2.i. The Emperor and Empress of Russia left Moscow on the 22nd, and were to arrive the next day at St. Petenbarg. Mr. W. B. Beckley, at Choriontetreet, Illackfrkers-read, iii -1 do not know the *how. I did not write out the patinae, and know nothing whetorwr of it. l'fac. • Policeman, oali Mot the signatures attached* the don were beefs, moot two. In UM* two ba- Amon the prisoner hod reoolosi two bolf-crowns. Mr. W. H. all—l us • wham* Ma uls, at No. I Idol- Bestobson. The ww he brought the petition to tae on dotard/I afternoon. He brought it with IL Dwherre ha d to ea. I knew that gentleman. flocke st tren and gave the prisoner half-a -atoms, Wheels' ete*, of the portion were true. The proem was fully ronnottied for trial for obtaining roomy under false prow**. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Db. Comsdaskaar Ems.) Tlas tholes of saelsness took pima le-dary maim the keskruptcy et Jeans Steadman, of Alban street, Regent'e-park, piano-trte manufacturer. Sham • pa.. canary statement, smeared by Mown Paul sad Turner, the Wads, appear to le 'bent 2,0003 on which • dividend of se. in the raid is antici pated. Mr. Goddard, is.. merchant, of Tottenhea-ceurt road, and Mr. IdovevOliabsr merchant, at Ckreeksd street, wen chosen trade maignem. IN Ili [TAN; AND DOAK'. This was the adjourned ezandrefas ha the an eat Idnerles Evans sad J. V/ Hoare, who raided on a leap laminate es 'sport wine ' and beer s'l'ate. The meats, which are voluminous, have la delell. ne ants westrad and unereared .h. 2 enwattoz wards of 200 ‘ 000/. , the assets lad preprty es are estimata at 120,0001. =. kr ow wirn•os. for mother edlisern. great, tiros baker required ke the sorekelks ell the •ODuallta, 117fintloter ler the beam* Ever, tad Kr. Lowness for How* comoootal to the otposrammo, as tha volooloml ing that tibo allowsone alteald Da ecottisood. Admtrood for a mouth. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS I)AY. The October reselea et the Garai Criminal Court war erne! 114 ratoreing before the Right Hoe. tha Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Alderman Hahn Aldimeact lArrrence and Mr. Mks, the eauly-appeatied Iberian Mani. MFlkrd rtd Pb..ar tager-Miereir, to. The Ist *Mos et t►° calsaillar °Weise the aux, of 153 - - The &seceder, in hie charity to the greed jury. said that although them bad been a bower period than nasal since the court wee but 'rumbled, that was not suffinient to at be the umber of pismire that were codified in the calendar, sad ha was also sorry to say that not oily is ferret of somber but also with regard to the gravity of the charges conteined in it, the calendar of the present sieges wee unusualty hoary. There were so bee than live charges of murder end two of menelaagiter, together with a number of other sedate calm The first ease of murder before him was that of • woman named Bridget Kavanagh, who was charged with destroying her child by administering some suu , itie rim to It, and it would seem that the piaster was ;roved to have purchased laudanum and to have edit, toitdered something to the child from a bottle, and that death appeared to have been undoubtedly occasioned by laudanum and if them Sets should be made out to their saddietion, he appelmaded they wadi fed it to be their duty le mturn a true bill foe murder. His lordship then reined te the other chime of wader, and aid that in one of the cam, in which • women sawed Maria Clerk woo charged with the wader of her child by drowning it, there might be • question whether the prisoner was in soc.h a stela of wind at the time as to render her criminally responsible. The grand jury, however, wee not the proper tribunal to take that subject into censideratioe, and it apparel to him that if the facts were laid before them, as they appearrd in th d. positkaa it would be their duty to dud tins bine In ell the cum The only menaining cam to which be considered it rea.t.eary to allude, was a charge of Wade nassneur earl a ream named Thames Pleat Roar, who was shared leader the stitutc of the 6th and 7th Victoria, with having, during the progress of the last election for the Mike of Lad Mayor in this city, endeavoured to extort money by • threat of publishing a certain prised paper, with Intent to °Vain money Irons the gentlemen who was detergent of tam elected to the office. His keriship then rolled their attend= to the terms of the statute, awl said that bean the grand jury wadi be maned in Indian • awe bill spied thedellendent, they most be encased tho bi Aged wee to entnt rag or a roam sore odl , e, end if they deed think that be woe newly setneled by a ferhey of dinandetnent owl meow at sot obaddeg the ea:* of aged at the election, that wesid lot ineust to the others contedpintsil by the etatate, end they on* to ignore the The pad Joey then mink end the coon prodded to Algae of the badger of the emend. TSB POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SABSION-BOUSE. Thee rillieres, eras larewpor, • dirty-bolting U lm!, detsped osier the hieslag dream/Mame Jobs Jaw, la the asploymest el Mews. Bowyer, of IS, Gnat Towarmlniet. teedelse, taid—Oa Saftp4l, about half-paet Oats lb. prisoner Moonlit • pewits to the tire sad malktel Mr. J. Bowyer to atheeribe be it. He mid that • wrist, of yaws@ when rams ware mit.red had eablerfbed to ft, mad that Mr. Welter Swearer WA seat Mee to us. As Mr. Bowyer ham that genikapaa he mot me to Ms with tba petits, at the wee time ashlar me to take Om primmer with as. Os the Mad ea primate ma away bee es, bat I sewed W. no petition yea pot in sod read. It peopeteed to be Sews eepp by Mr. Hockey, • lea dieir, that gambesaa re aeseediaß Withal' L•MIIIIr• to •ympsthy of the pab ilep es secoust of • seise hejary he bad mewed it. Lit be& THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1857. 9 V I.LDE.AI4" ltoos Mamas was prieced at the laW for farther eaaraine, tire relative toe charge dembencling shout 501., the meow of him employee& Mew iddltlonel evidence had been baud, the prionir, who weaved hi defence, was committed for trial. BOW-STREET. 1.17M:N0 OFF TISIWORIP Tit %TREWS, • Ind, aimed Bern, &boat 13 years of was with • off Iltenrotte faa nem, , caled el lZ Lioneteert, IWfa6 into White ilart-atreet, D been PadsP 87, raid that between nine and het tick& hat waft ha saw the pi,soner in Red Lisa-court, sf droworlos. HI bad a Catherine-what tiled to ti l e sed Z awl a pub la bit W. Times were some other bon who sonisk but whams wand tits JSMCet and toot Wu to Ms MMia. _ _ — The pelseates flan bus aro lenrard In • Mato drat ancitenama, and Indeed oa Wag arms. The WA bolas bees administered, he bops by declaring that primer was aftsobag at the door of hie (wlimose's) home, pith two oast 114 mad that be serer mined for sa tuatara from the door. The primer—Stop, father. I did : I went will • boy nod to the old woolen. to bay the firework.. Mr. Hall—Tbe boy wet to &Moth more value to so oath UM bit tying. . . . . . Yles — lather siterapted to monad with his story, but partly Ikea Ith being to too great a paadon to speak intelligibly, u.. 4. and ham the constant interruption a of his eon, it was to undorstand what he said. liseikencie explained that the witnos was envy dna sea woo not admitted to bail. Thin was only become haw so wind that the inspector on duty win unable to oda Idea understaad that his laadlurd's bll4l would be al aormitait that the sonny most be a housekeeper. read les was himself a housekeveg ; and his land lord she not is tows. Kr. Han—l should have token his bail ; still, from his tamest here, I can Imagine that be was very violent, and that that created en imprenion against him. He now swears that the boy was not away from the door, and the peisome: himself r meets the mierpresentation. It shows Low rashly people sill swear. The prisomv said ha was vary sorry for what he had done. He thought it LI halm, as the artworks ha had were such oe would be perfectly harmless. What tha constable coiled a spilt, was only a blue light. However, other boy. were Isetz , off squibs sod crackers which drew the attention of the 'es. . Hall—Well you have muffins' quite wiongh, sad I dare say you will not do it again. You are liable to 30a. fine, bat I will encase you Ws time. You may go. The railway share market tod;ris g ge enerally heavy and lower, owing to the unfavourable news from America, coupled with the apprehen sion of fresh restrictions at the Bank. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 94t to 951 ; Great Western, 51 to 1; Midland, 8 1 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 94 to 951; Great Northern, 23' to 1 per share ; London and South Western, 441 to # ; and Eastern Counties, 101 to 1. Caledonian has fallen heavily. Canadian lines have also fallen, and most other foreign end colonial descriptions exhibit Ratner. Is4i7 is 1 sm. MARLBOROUGII-STRENT. LISATLT ON A TOLICS-CON‘TAFILIt PT A TITNCTINAN. Loom dread, a dirty ill-looking Ertschman, of Mere it.4ta ble character, Wes placed at the bar before Mr. Bing charged with violently sisameting Police-constable Robin-' 1 son, 48 C, while in the euention of hie duty. The constable, who reamed to be in great pain, deemed that on Sotnedsy evening he wam on duty In • Windmill- Meet, whim a young man came up to him, and pointing out the poisoner to his smite, said he had just easaulted a mom in a wry cruel manner, red requested him to take Non (prisoner) into ewe*. Wilson went to the COMM ef Qom-street, where be taw a Menlo lying on the ▪ apperently muck Nara, cod who dm the plower with besting her and knocking her down. Mese ✓emiseted her to him to the etetion-hease - the charge, and the he took !hemlines, lots custody. At fret the prisoner Mired no but after premed * mesas dinance he become ez , .nty violist, end Mack end kicked him with yea &me several times. the emult of the prisoner's 'Amos rendered Mimes unfit for duty yesteeday, and be even now felt great 6 pt% his lege. The woman who was &malted by the pri mmer, although almost unable to Sand, refused to press the Theprisoner, in defence, deeded sessulting the policeman la the manner described. The fact was the cans used him very roughly, and woe the cause of his (priaoner) losing kis bat, which he, being a poor man, could not afford to lose, Mr. Bingham said the prisoner must not think became he resided in England that he could assault the police with Impunity if be (la, he would find himself much mistakes, far the law on that point was quite as strict here as It was in Pimps. Had be (prisoner) been sa Raglishman it would have has his duty to have committed him fora long term. bat as he ma a foreigner, and perhaps not acquainted with the law, he should only commit him to the House of Cor nelius for 14 days. WESTMINSTER. TOO SWILL NOS AT MINIM - A young - - estank ib. 7edegmetly attired. who gave bet sew Jams Herrw, was .d •t timber before Mr. Pantry charged with being st divine wrier in Weettoissits; Abbey, yesterday months, with Intent to commit Imam, 11 B, a very active and 'Beer, stated that, In consequence of amphibole of appealed robberies at Weetenineter Abbey, be mat the,,, 3iestarday swig, in plain d 011.., accom panied be soother dicer. At a little after elem. the pF I loser ..a another lendsonsely dressed female. both entered the catheelnd. Witham knowing thenThit kept he. upon them. Jost as the service wee over they viked further up th e seek, and Hood on one MN as the people weft oomMg at of their seats. He saw the prisoner distinctly trice put her hand /Against • lady's dregs outside be, pocket, in order to feel it. and moving a little way, the women then separated. Witness rave the other constable directions to follow the n priaoner's oompanion, while he himself kept ths acensid in aght. The latter penetrated further into the crowd of persons present and then pat her hand into a lady's pocket. She then left that lady end went op In onother la who.. pocket the also placed his hand. Wetness hand . followed her and took her into custody. Willi., Milkman, 93 B. stated that he saw the prisoner touch the Met lady's pocket, se described, and followed the seemed'. companion, but owing to the crowd was separated from bar. . _ - Mr. Peyote inquired what was known of the prisoner Loom proved that although now not twenty years old, 3e been very often o:evicted of robberies at dd. into* dams and Mace', and was cornered a moot esprit Wee Mg wee remanded in order to bIGNINIS her punishment upon proof of hey F. Mal convictions. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT ILICTILIC TL4101411N.) NEWMARKET MEETLNG.—(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 BOVE. Criterion Coyne. Peter Flat .. .. .. °BenOm .. • . .. Bkycatter .. .. .. ma 6 . LSO HANDICAP PLATE. C.C. Odd Trick .. .. .. I Admiral of the ithlte .. .. .. 2 Ruth .. .. • • .. 20 ma. CRITERION STAKES. Happy Lod .. .. .. .. 1 Farmer's &m .. • • • • .. 2 Lemmas .. .. 20 ran. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 2S mom D.Y. Fishgrotan, get; Pitapat, let 711); and Eugenia (sister to Jernit), get 41b, an bare. CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. Tbn following borer are here Elettermax, Saaztenr, Theodora. Commotion, Artillery, Rouri, Kobel, Odd Telek, Sydney. Sweet William, Ertenee, Turbit. Oa Brows, Newington, Whistling Willie, Beall Bezeuk. Itandmier, Zara", Zee. Ekors d e, Fright, Irbion, Roe. lkinbeer, Bay Bud-In-the- Baud. Tester, Prtotbury, Navy Grey, C.., Held Buctleugh, BI Hakim, Bertilmart, D tl MUlr Mcreirtirrin, Peeping Tom, Ro by* Nemo, Clientilly, Bartle:lr, &byline, Mo tion q Musgerd. Bannockburn. Lee, Ceuredn, Pinch e, DembliMik Clive Adenine, Young Hopeful, Cyrem,lluniLug, Garter. Mai dies, Mum Been St. (the, Tricolour, and Malls Noes. IriCT ED.—Dsiay. PAID PoIII ElT.—llarllge, MINIM E 1 ,41112 C., alt,C, Phyrrsa the Bee s& B Tommy, Writts , stb, B.nda laaq Vi c 2, Lima, Brother to Bird-os-Wing, Ilser ell tha Fonda, and Mort n& Roti h x. There an 210 hones ben, in addition to those trained at Nomarkot. LATE9I' BETTING. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 7 to I opt El Hold= (of) 9to 1 Mcootlookos 11 to I Prioress (t) IS to I Madams Ctantilly (0 13 to I Tricolor (0 Esottse Totals? ON Till CASPIiN SHORES —The Norden, Bee she that en Eagli.ll Rent man, Mr. Orrywoor Kerry W.:4Blmm, whet. to Lori Woisbouse. the DMA Avabesemeer st St. Petersburg, arrived at Albsthis on the Bth Or leugleamber, nee thence provoked to obit !rhos TININISIV, the &Wain et a tribe of aortae Cam*, re Tortsey. No bat time released to Astrakhan toetwiee the Rules Gawks thwe tetabliehert, sad In- Sabi le Sabha es the tat amino b p to &hors Fr the Orr beet Said. Mr. Welehease isolgswe SiPO, on his way baton le obit Goiegla, saw Odom, and South Ramis, ewe dm to retort to Losers by way et Coutearinople. MAIO LlBlB-11118 DAY. Two eCxx.ewt ORDINARY MAW &ND DYCKIL 86. 1 114 Itan.vrs. ' ow, -"" I Fit 7471::.. - Vaal. _ ris ea Ma ralittnitdi r w s . 1 i ia IC lam Miss, COQ A. Ds. 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Ilulp.. IMO I Do. De. Winne U.SIO V IdAssOadoWOlis. 10,110 I Um Mura's W t -... IV" 0. Umtata Dodo ......... DOS DIA 115.................... 11.110 SOU KM WM 114,871 1116 WIN •10 IMO WOO NON II 0' IS 14 Is Ifl sq lei il U ii 6 T = =Nil II II 1 1 30 41 us 131 311 44 34 1$ lj r q N 1., ilitlib a I 41: 'Tr " Le 'el te I B S. I U Ili 14 I i 1 I SI BS S le Ms LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Lisw•dt, Ocr.9L—Tbn narks. tads downward tandiney,and badmen 'moires. Caledontne, 3SI I,9—Zortnns C'o.tr wiL L ad. -t..1 610-I.knesolrs nod orbbtoslßS S .L IA d—Landon awl North Wojsro, cdpa 1-11shelsesise. Xtaand._94—Norlls lirlUsh. _I IA —North Ensterrick). oon%l9—lforthern B InaralUTZ kotsik London sod North Wan= 0.4 Ihnauldre and Yozokddro 129—Doieh Rhenish. 5 .1.--Grand Trunk at WI I aseassra, Ocr. 91.—The market was dull. rod prim un wow. 101-1.1 ersoh ma and Yorkshire., 49-00 nth ant Donsr,. L. l9-11hischostsr ktro Amonusee. p.—Ghond Trunk of QV: ... Ir. Coct. ?LTV% ' Market 14 du11 to-dU„ but ht pt4om eon own. father deorsolation. London and Norsk Woodsy dperl 011;:rlife Lar, r 40-oerat Weaura, at 614-1311notadkam ..1.,0cr. 91-11aUndlostans Illsrotrko, 1"-1—Norsk Wotan. Wotan (Tort% 39 I.l6—Dltte 14c 1.1, 204-1 I !Wand. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIC,-LAML-'IIM3 DAY. The salsa - fairforeigmgrala via were Ebert, sad the hsupply of English wheat this morning olia the Essex sad rni shun. good. The slate of the mosey market coupled lith the moot that the Fess* government Mean to permit the tars airport of wheat sad floor, ham completely paralysed oar Val, to-day, sad the few sales made wen at prima lm. to 2a. par quarter lower them last Monday, meal the balk of the mpMy was wasold at • late hoar. Timelines lm. cheaper. Other descriptions next to an iskable. _ _ Nis pis di by large arrivals, and 6d. Flo L. abeam Bassi sall pas cbal. - . uuiAti limo cowpox nor oor. Is ro 0cr.14. l aw 0 . 0 .,... % Mal SNOW NM , - 0 .4.- il a — .Ain E"" mu LO! .... IN° Of NO ISO Ili Wets::: "NI ]N"4 TN 2 ff 3 :::: 'X i MINCING-LANE.—TIDS DAY. The follow* pable sake are advertieed for to-roorrow .- 1 Ba3oo bias Barbsdoes• sad 3,000 bogs Bengal. Co&s-400 Min plantation Ceylon. Cocoa-200 bags. Saltpetre-200 begs. The mivato contract markets have been dull and inactive sine* Friday. St GAR AND COF7ZZ.—No ssles reported. Tr.A.—Common Condon odd s& le. 144. usual terms, whkh wee a abode lower price. Cortux.—No sal. reported. °sm.—Seal, irk. 431. to 431. 10s. ; yellow, 411. te 421. ; brown, 40/. to 411. • eperm body. MI. toga a.; headmattsr, 0,24 to 041. ; cod, ; South Sea, pale, 461. ; olive Oa- Spell, 60L; Spanish and Sicily, 671. to 681.; 000 m-nett, ats. to 49a; palm, Bon, 465. Id. to Re. ; lineesd, 365. 6d. ; rape, pale, 49e. to 60a ; brown, 475. TALLOW MARK/ST.—MB DAY. The mailot is 'toady today in the snoozed ensnares - Petessbers T.C. on the oat, 5& ed. to 56a. 9d. ; October aad Dateabor, 561.6 d. ; hammy and North, 67e. PASTI6OLAIII OP SALLOW, MK MM. LIM. Moat a. basil Me My ----amis WM 14.21) MAO Dath.ry rma. 4.034 1.11. Mao tram 14 Mos . MSS Sr 114 A has Int . to Mt tems pr. Le mr I. It K Ma N. Duao Tows Ws hwy. oft M. Mr. 01. IS. N. Arrival to Ur met agog Srd a Please lad Tee 1,11.1 4.03. sod Minty, S,CI ma. Tao wytnkl Ys vest csmanad ash bon sear yam VAIL 1.1.11 ca (Wads: NI has Aulesllsek• : IN ham Ikea •macies; sad 321 from METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . The umber of bares is sot so Issie as on Monday last; 11l them is a fair supply. Trade more active ; Friday's advance Is fully supported, and in a few instances ra ther exceeded. The supply of sharp Is small, and the deemed pod. oonsequently prices have advanced an sll de scriptions, Calves sre tether dearer. non (iemsay and Holland there are 1,934 beasts, 3,700 and 63 calves. 600 beats flees the Northern and Midland Candles. Pa skims sa. m d.. 4. Pei we. l Nem 64rt Scot" Ilemesrdi.. 4 I I I lest Peat warty Ink Be.; Slat-Serra ..... 4 6 4 Boa lireaaride earn 4 galas brae.. 3 4 4 Um de Sise463. Cates 4 4 ' lam 6 swami roafts Raft at marbet, UM; sad lam* 21.010: BOROUGH HOP MARICHT.-THIS DAY. Yews. Pattenden and Smith report that, at Worcester market on Sal urday, hops were folly 2a. per omit dearer, and bat Rw hops offering, pinatas expecting higher prices Time la more doing in this market this morning, and prima have • tendency to sdvanoe. The ditty is expotetad to bs out &pray, and 0101 estimated to pay about 200,000(.--same think mas t mom hot. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. ; - KTN l T•tili;;thy, 171. ; Eden Mis. 194, ; Netherton's Hardey, 17e. 66. ; Beholds Hartley, 17e. 9d.; Welker Prkeroes, 16e.; Wall. End Heated, 21s. ; Walls Ed 21s ; Ws& Sad 80019 Bette, 215.; Walla End IC 20s. ; Wells End Eta. art's, 21a. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 206.; Lion's Slone, 20e.; Walls Ed Tees, 212.; depabeeven Merthyr, 212.-167 al Ips al market. I%iONLY ORDER the 2nd November the following alteradons win bs made, ids I. Money Order- CAM wOl be opened at Bley&n, Durbens , Brinvhley, Seat: Gorton, Inscsalsin ; Modbnry, Devonshire; Snap font Pevisill, Devonshire: &dims Valence, Sent; Witha- Devoesbhe; Woodbury, Devroseldre. 2. The Money et Leoghor, under Llanelly, end Stauelon, die CGIONOISP, IWO bes atoliamd. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. The fund• opened this morning at • fall of 3 per cent., owing to the extremely unfavourable advices from America, which have induced a general apprehension that • still more stringent policy will be rendered necessary at the Bank. Buyers have now come for ward, however, in the Consul market, and prices arc now quoted only per cent. worse than at the close of business on Saturday. Consols for the 10th Nev. were first marked 881, and are now quoted 881, " buyers." For money, the present price is 883 to 3. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 873, 873, and 873; the New Three per Cents, 88 and 873; Bank Stock, 210 and 2083; India Stock, 208 ; Exchequer Bills, 15s. to 10s. die. Exchequer Bonds, 18.59, 973; and India Bonds, 3:is. dia. _ _ Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted in; to being rather lower. Most other foreign descrip tions are fairly supported. Sales are recorded as follows, viz.:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 631 (exch., 125.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., at 971; Mexican Bonds, for account, at lin ; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., for account, at 76} ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 97; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. at fib and 23j ; the Coupon Certifs., at 51 per cent. ; and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 97: ; for the account. Considerable sensation was excited on Satur day amongst the firms engaged in bullion trans actions, as well as in general circles, by the announcement that the East India Company have commenced to ship silver to India. The amount which the company have already actually purchased for transmission to that quarter is about a quarter of a million sterling. As specified in the policy of insurance, this amount is to be shipped on account of the company per the steamer Ripon, which will leave Southampton for Alexandria on the 4th of November. Including the sum already engaged on ordinary mercantile account, three quarters of a million sterling in silver has already been sold for exportation by tha opportunity, and it is estimated that the aggregate remittances by the Ripon will approach a million sterling. As about four-fifths of this amount has yet to be procured from the Continent, and as there is at present no gold on sale in the open market, the probability of further withdrawal of gold from the Bank next week is proportionately in creased. Relief would undoubtedly be afforded by the arrival of supplies of gold from Australia, but none are considered due at present. Nor can the threatened aggravation of the silver drain be re garded as a merely transient feature of the market, for the remittance which is about to be made on ac count of the East India Company must be considered only the first of amiss. The government of India is undoubtedly in great pecuniary straits ; for the alleviation of its necessities nothing but silver will suffice, and this can be procured in the requisite quantities in Europe alone, i. e., through London. Moreover, when the anticipated but long deferred ; home loan is really raised, a large proportion of the ; proceeds will doubtless be remitted to India in silver The point of immediate interest to the commer cial community is to watch the effect of the various demands upon the Bank of England. Should the remittances of specie from England to New York continue next week, in addition to withdrawals of : gold from the Bank in payment for silver, the directed may be expected to adopt fresh measures of restriction. The shipments of specie by the Canada, which left Liverpool on Saturday for New York, amount to about 241,0001. Within a fortnight, therefore, the remittances to that quarter have reached 370,0001., exclusive of the sums transmitted from France. No bar gold was taken from the Bank on Saturday for exportation. The recent superabundance of floating stock on the Paris Bourse is no longer observed, and hence the comparative firmness of the market during the present monetary crisis. It must not be over looked, however, that the French funds are now little more than 1I per cent. above the lowest prices touched during the Russian war. In the 10,000,0001. loan announced in March, 18.54, the 20,000,0001. loan announced in December, 1854, and the 30,000,0001. loan announced in July, 1655, the Three per Cent. Benter were issued in each case at the rate of 65f. 25c. per cent. The imports of the precious metals last week were very small. Our list includes 78,5001. by the Heatherbell, from Melbourne ; 10,3001. by thePheeni clan, from Sydney; 11,5001. by the James Brown, from Constantinople; and 26,8501. by the Ripon, from Alexandria. The total value of these arrivals is only about 130,0001. In addition, about 140,0007. in silver is known to have reached the Thames from the Conti nent, including 33,0001. brought by the Albion from Boulogne. The Custom-house weekly statement of the ex ports of the precious metals direct from London includes 28,220 ounces of gold and 1,000 ounces of silver, representing a total value of rather more than 100,0001., the whole of which was despatched to Boulogne. The shipments of the week from the outports have comprised 38,0001. (of which 30,0001. was drawn from France) by the Argo, 8,2001. by the City of Baltimore, and 241,0001. (as above stated) by the Canada—all three for New York. The total shipments of the week, as officially re ported, are thus raised to about 387,0001., all in gold. The remittances in private lands to the Con tinent have comprised the sum brought by the Heatherbell, and the bulk of that ex the steamers Royal ('barter and King Philip, which were included in our last weekly summary. As a partial set-off against the foreign drain, it must be remembered that the Busk bought early last week about 150,000/. in Australian gold. On the Continent the exchanges on London seem 'at present tolerably firm. At Amsterdam the quota tion is rather higher, and at Hamburg there is an advance in the rate for three months' bills, owing partly to the diminution of the pressure in the money market. At Paris on Friday the ex change on London was quoted 25.25 to 30 for short, and 24.80 to 821 for three months' bills ; at Amsterdam, 11.75 for short ; at Hamburg, 13.4,1 for short, and 13.0) for three months ; and at Vienna, 10.14. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on their respective presidencies, from the 10th to the 24th inst. (Saturday) is as follows : £ a. d. Rate of Exchange. Bengal 3,934 7 3 1 2a. 2d. pet Co.'s tepee. Madras 2,782 110 3 Bombay Total 9,266 9 1 The amount is very small, and the bulk of the money was probably paid into the Company's Home Treasury prior to the announcement of the rise in their rate of exchange. The James Paton has arrived from China with 428,0001b5. of tea on freight. The second call on the shares of the Oriental In land Steam Company is advertised as payable on the 18th of December. The particulars are published of bonds repre senting a nominal value of 53.800/. of the Permian Three per Cent. Loan, which have been cancelled under the sinking fund. BATVEDAT ETV:IMO. At the Bank of England to-day the demand for money was to a fair extent, but not excessive. In the discount market there was a good supply of money. VI flag lksTe M se 111 14 111 I i t , e 111! I go ul Mza di „ ISO 1141 IM 111 11e 11 PI 1 1 II It dB, If It es sir ROO 110• IA liii 1 Ito ins N• I US 1:5 — Li it N Lral milllt 3 1 101 Sl* a 47 44 II 74 01 111 ad li 11 M I • d. .. d. t 0 0 0 .0 4 .0 00 4 4 10 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 ..111: The funds were almost stationary . in price through out the day, and retain much steach Tress of character, but the closing quotations were about 1 per cent. below those of yesterday. The traasactions in this and every other department of the Stock Exchange were upon a quiet scale. Consols for the 10th November, which closed • yesterday at 89, " rather sellers," stood during the greater part of this day at 88/ to r. At one time the price was 88:, bnyet.i," but at the close of the Stock Exchstige stock was again offered at that figure. For money the last quotation was 881, ' sellers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88/, 881, 881 ; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 88 1 1 , 88/ ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 87/, 871 ; New Three per Cents., 871, 880 Long Annuities, expiring rn Jen., 1660, 2; Thirty Years. Annuities, Octo ber, 1869, 1 13 16 ; Bank Stack, 210 ; Three-and s-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1839, 971, 97}. Exchequer Bills remain du'l, at 16s. to 10s. dis. In foreign stocks scarcely tiny alteration occurred. Turkish Six per Cents. closed at 87! to 1, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 97/ to 98. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buena Ayres Bonds, for account (30th Oct.), 81. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 97/, 971. Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 191 . Russian Five per Cents., 106; ditto, Four-en a-Half per Cents., 97. Turkish Six per Cents., 88; ditto, for account (30th Oct.), 87/, 88, K ac count , ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 98; ditto, for 971. Venezuela Active Bonds, for account, 29 ; ditto, Deferred, 11 . Guatemala Five per Cent. Bonds were also officially marked 53. The winding up of the Royal British Bank has entered upon a new phase. The assignees, who have been constituted by act of parliament the represent atives of the creditors, have issued a circular to the shareholders, in which they complain bitterly of the neglect or refusal of the shareholders to do their part towards the carrying out of the compromise. It will be recollected that the proposal to pay to all the creditors a composition of 61.6 d. in the pound, in addition to the dividend to be realised from the estate, was stamped by the assignees and by the com mittee of shareholders as fair and reasonable. It was accordingly understood that the 12.000 f. deposited towards the agreed guarantee of 20,0001. should, within a reasonable period, be increased by the con tributions of the shareholders to the sum required for the completion of the agreement. This has not been done ; no addition has been made to the fund. The assignees draw attention to the fact that they are empowered by the act to give shareholder* 2 discharge from all liability if they will come for ward with their quota of contribution. If they wilt not, the assignees declare that the compromise will fall to the ground, and in this ease they threaten to put in force an organised plan which shall reach all shareholders, both past and present, as well as those who have left the country. As a last resource, the circular is accompanied by a notification, signed by Meows. Linklater and Hackwood, the solicitors fOr the assignees, ar d by Mr. R. P. Harding, the official manager, inviting a meeting of the whole body of the shareholders for the 11th of November, at half-past 6 p.m., at the Guildhall Coffee-house, with a view to make the requisite arrangements for duly carrying out the compromise. WNW-THIS DAY. Two o'Cloca. In the home mining stock market to-day, one of the features is a decline in Sortridge Consols shares, which are marked 2k and 21. West Basset have met with some inquiry, and have been dealt in at 241 and 241. Most other home descriptions are quiet, with little change in price. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain inanimate. Those of the Mexican and South Ame rican Smelting Compsay are still offered, and have been sold at 7s. enl. per UM share, fully paid. Subjoined is the official list of closing prices in the Mining Exchange on Saturday Chancellorville: 4a. Gd., 6s. ;*. East Alfred, 31. Ge. ; East 36a. 6d., hits. fid. Kingston Down, 6 I-16 ; Kelly Bray. 2i; Lady Berths, 24.. 9d.. 255. 6d.; 64 = 4 . Con sols, 21. vr 4s. 3d.. 21. 6s. ; Treetha, 21c, 23a.; Gren ville, 2/. 64. 34.; Wheal Ludoott, 32a., 334. rd.; Wheal Trelawney, 251; Wheal Wrey, 41, 5. SATtIDAY i'vannto. Business in home mining stocks to-day was limited, and the market shows diminished firmness. In a number of cases, including North Frances and Wheal Basset, prices were quoted rather lower. The following may be given as the closing quota tions for some of the descriptions currently dealt in, viz.:—Wheal tiny, 7 to 71; East Alfred, n to 3 ; Ke!lv Bray, 21 to 21; (inwton United, 245. to 265. ; East . Rosewarne, 171. 6d. to 20s. • Wheal Edward, 9t09! ; and Wheal Trelawney, 2 41 to 251. According to the hist accounts from Persia, con siderable damage has been mused by shocks of esrthgnake, particularly in the Adherbidjen. The small town of Tesoog bat been almost entirely destroyed. In Georgia the Kans— as stint Cyrus—left its bed and inundated the rogatry and several towns on its banks. The Hon. Mr. Sumner, of the United States, passed through Ineernew last week, on his way from fillmmuomh to Donrobha Cud.. A circular has been addressed by Lord Clarendon to the British ministers at maritime courts, directing them to call the attention of the governments to which the are ac credited to the facilities afforded for merchant rhino of all nations to make known their identity when meeting British vesicle at sea, or parsing signal stations on the coast of the United Kingdom. To effect this, application must be made to the Ilegistrar-General of Seamen, who, on receiving par ticulars of ns.me, tonnage, port of registry, and national Bag, and horse-power if a steemor, will appropriate a dirtiest net for each vessel,' comprising four of the fleee used in the Commercial Code euthorised by the Board of Trade. THE CABINET. Lord Palmerston remains at Broadlande. Lord Lansdowne has recovered from his recent indisporition, and is expected to leave Bowood directly after the arrival of the Indian news for London, to be present at the re-assembling of the cabinet. Mr. Labouthere is at Stowey, Sir Geerge Grey at Falledon. Sir C. Wood left town on Saturday for Mickleton Ball. Lord Granville, the Doke of Argyll, Sir G. C. Lewis, and Lord Stanley of Alder ley, are also ab ent front town et transit. MR. HASTIE, M.P.—We (North British Mail) understand that Provost Brown has received a letter this week from the hon. member for Paisley, apologising for his being unable to Trait his constituents in his urinal was this year. The health of Mr. Butte has for a coosiderable time hem preotrieus, and great caution on his part 61 enjoined byhie medical adviser. In the letter to which we have alluded, Mr. lisstie comment• upon the Scotch busfnees brought be fore parliament lan resizon, and particularly alludes in con demnatory terms to the New Lunary Act. THE BEDOFIN.—It is it curious fact that, whilst the Christian tuissionary has made his way to almost every pert of the globe and has taught with more or leas sucrose, be has never succeeded in mixing with the Bedouins. They wander over a region which, from physkiti causes, ma be inhabited by none others but men following then mode of life. From the earliest times every effort has LOCI made toe rednoe them to subjection, and to render their haunta, by human skill and labour, fit to receive a settled population. Ca eels and watercourses wee, as we have described, carried at for into the desert es human inrannity co cad devise; and where water cull reach, there the land wee conquered. Bat there remained beyond a vast region which the Bedouin could call his own. There he is to be found still curb as we tee him represented on the walls of the Assyrian Werra riding his swift dromedary ; at we read of him in sacred history, soddenly er nearing as a robber in the midst of the quiet cul tivators of the soil, end as suddenly returning to his wilds • emi se he defied the Roman% and direppeered unharmed be: fore their well-trained legions during the hoicht of their power: he remains to this hour unchanged in his runners. his lentruege, Lis arm'. and his dye.. It i i'henschenseeble new which render, the Bedouin or interesting as a study. Ile is the only existing link between the earliest ages of man kind and the present time, like a eionlo strange animal con no nog the actual world with some geological period.— Quarterly Eerier, new number. THE MONTHORENCT.—We leant from the char terms of the .hip Montmorency of the Black Bell line, that the annoesionrent that she had been taken up to convey troops to India is wholly incorrect. The Montmorency is now in die London Docks, completing her cargo for Welling ton and Cantettury, New Zealand, having taken a great to of her cargo an baud at Liverpool previous to coming to this pert, end will meet with very quick dispatch. BOARD OF TRADE. WRITEILALL, OCT. 23. The Right Hen. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Coun cil for Trade and Plantatinna hero received, through the Secretary of Stile for Turin Affairs, a copy of a deepatch from her Majesty's Amburader et Perla, incising copy of a French Imperial demise, prolonging the exemption from navi gation duce accented by the decree of the ith Oct., 1856, with respect to Yemen lad= with cargoes of grain, flour, rice, potatoes, end dried v egetabkis, until the 30th Sept., ISM. — Guerra. 0 If 171 w" Nil` Willie. II I I PI 1104 N I. !r, f V V i$ I ii ii 19 il li 39 U 7 lls*V S le 4 MI