The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-09 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 1L&24 B . ION - HOLTOZ. YJiier Z. gM was brought - iire Lard Mow, charged allh=s plat pot the yaw dla R. Phew. 481, said—Ahass eight elder& Lot night I vas ea Iwo la Snaky-Ism, ahem des prier/ sated see to aka b 1 latoariody. I rad Wm what ka sad he mist Ike NU • list pet, aid& be Wm paled. Mo rid he al it *remit lottri7. The toed llopr—Whiro dem ken Prlssaer—Trem lithieetheth. The lard Illapp—Whet made pa ems w Leaks t pdsseee—Dersee i Lees ea me likes Chavesak sad I mated week. The lam May/--What fedi de pa helm bit r i imese—&. Mary's, Neirtastea I lase hem • aalleml w a w a mm eee, orbs to ea slink et assaiyek, Iwe nth ler the sitasdia, sod ass dielrapi. The lord Merit wised the seasleade b Ida Ile at!- wear to the adea. 111111 larldriek rho had boa remsded M sem weds u m she asap et dram 41. Ide s , behatlay to • suderbeen spina myth apputeW the lord Mayor tidbi t= 6 •= l"."‘ ipol!a !be tha planar at the ;MIMS armisellea we, Oe tie mese Oho he had hem some by the 1 deliver ewes podia et do vase II 41. Is. 116 8:0:11e to taw at a teal sad alleated them sad ca W. era geld hs had lest the wary ha ousival Ise dim Twig/, ismatis MK said he h• it had laiathatlea et • Nano can Niko the primer dam be bed lass m iasma& Tlds srse the berth tins et the pleat's plebe s sad Whig the mosey whoa ant le debar po lo%T Lord lisyor-11 you pt say totem gam= =esr, betas kW op .g 1a- Then Is set se jeselly us he deoiabeg am the peered Awls. OUILDZALL. vest 1/110111[ST !MAIM. Mord nor'sod, tworibal as sompose, AU It AN ea , we teeeeht op lar Seri esmbeidea Won Aive= Matey, 'hew& with seespelse se ilea Mr. Christ% • sprit Warr. d laveyeel. ef Meows Mb. sad awilpeasisesa of whitey, vales sleet 1191. Xr. Wafter mewed or th. punaing • Mr. Ode* Medea fa Tressed. Meleteas be laky. The eddies* elm IS the its asweimettoe hove" len rod wow by the chid slat Lesesed, diessaliestbse, was called, and said—lllass WS at s ens I lave boss to Thsrgosers wed heed le. In one plea Jere if ortelasy, seises twoMrr. ro. totem—That to the ease for the prosezatioa ; sad I hate,handon. to omit you to said these pewits kw eel far . . 1 11140 said, It he had bat the slieheset lotirties of the sasglarates uptown of the case, as to We isentlea with roped to the priwesra, ha would set seeapy the tine at the aeon eesseesese , any otearowtha of hie would have eo east ayes the 's wow of the ease. AM.... Sydasy said he bed erne to the ceselieke be ipso seet theto widens before him Metildewas a cede Mit should _ a jury to owermies. Mr. Mot& add, its thet ems be weal adopt the WOW Mot he always pursued oda see liragasimimi. but, at Ms ems Uwe, he might NMI& the melt inelswet meow had bra itepered Ws the IMO, whisk se big *aired oberhera, weld throw a way debased ogee spa the whole rooster. Mr. Borbiseie said he could hardly thick the ategletrele had pule Beds my hie laud upon se& a serious swatter, sad he thirds'', drew Ye milestke to th• beet Ade charac•er et 60 Riky's Rip, which he esateeded went hecoeiatest with a guilty participation is the drop Mr. Waltzer mid es this was • charge oompling obtwo goods by Weepretences the mestettata ia Ids ds discrstioa refuse to accept bel. Tim premeatisa bed ben pemend with daily nowise of bail, sad the Mlles h hem mmersatly employed Inquiring Into the debility at =who were to found be not quailed, and be thornitro hat for the MIS of isatice the primes, ad.lll ha tope in roatady until the trial. Mr. Rotorua mid Riby had not offered ball, sad hs sem tended that the original charge of obtatelag seek Inter Me pretences bad been sbeadosed oa the siergit of osespi !icy being preferred, sad be therefore treated the aldermen would am depths him of his nett to bail ender Me perm ekargs. Mr. Meet Mould it • very nab* presseillsg ow the port of the prow-oboe to seek to deprive thergood of his liberty at a time obis be we. prepare! with good sad satetantial bail, by rimier* the ortituial chugs, whtch would thee ken the gumbos of bad mainly in the Olap.tests's demotion. At a future time he should prove that Thurgood's charsater was very dlihriast to what it hed Imam rsperented. Aldsrerea Sidney thew mid, ha his Judgment he bad bat use owns open to his to parses ape the *widows addnoid split thin. Ha bed me groat atteatioa to the owe, aid le delight et his ditty toenail the primmer' for Mist The Orem nourvei their dairies. Aiihroes 111$bey rad, with mod es bed, the prectke of lible meet he/ hetherse twee, le OM*, not to accept lea and be genie sot evert tram Jet roles. The prim= were thee rally ootatattted for Wel, rill WEIDON DIVCIIIY. At the elove of yesterday's preasedings the cam miseloser. uljGorsed to the 21. t haat., in which laterval they will again vgeit Weedos. Oa Thursday week, Calmat French will adduce military evidence tom Akers of high teak, la elucidation of Om eabyect Deese Wintry, tram a reotesental plat of view. on Ifouday, the 2Sch lase, the oommiesloasrs nal com mence their iareediation at Woolwiek.--Semiey Tiw, a. Lord Pommy, left England on Monday, by the ?ea!nada: and Oriental Company's bass Pam en a abort trip to the Medltsmaassa. His lordship intinde risitiagGibraltar, Malta, Naples, sad Villetraisea, the *only aorpured porrieeeioa of &iris, and will roars ae lontrall tba mid4M of ars' lama. Sir James Brooke, on Tuesday next, will attend a sailtag of the Glasgow Chamber of Coomerr whoa the make of Mr. Bechsesa. M.P., with respect to ammeak, .01 seers oa for diecado•. It is proposed, we hoer, le asst. sem the Moja► et s public &mar der* his stay le thee day. The large 'windows in the cupola of Bt. Penh Oitbehel ew eadergoiag • cheap. The prime -like ben glib ended wee than saythieg elee to °teem Theesidlre peheible we beteg rzehanied for large abaft et mead dine with divides, of • georeetric and appropriate ebeteser. Cricket may be said to bare quite closed ire the acme The All Heciend Sieves hare played linelleen winereet, eat .f which they here wos revert, lost wee, es& dim lye. The trotted have played ten it ;anise asking, leer twe, and drawn throe. The lamest innings (273) wee mode by the hewer sieves, at Whitabarie. ----• VAC.ANCILI, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS 7S rue Crvu. eanytez.—Beak of England , A vacancy k the molder's department bag boom tamed by the death of Jamm b Ravmsereet Zloty, hot amiatiivt to the chief essike. Pietism' Debt Ofies • Or of the specks to the ememistiomes he become motet by the death of Mr. J. R. Ike,. Cogrybeld [whom mil Tithe Cocandoelen : A velesey he emserred la this odic* by the desk of Mr. E. Cbrimme, emead-elem Met. Custom. A vsesacy has leen ceased le tbe mean' departumet by the desk of ilr. Dodd ?kik, hispecter of pagers • Mr. Robert 0. Choose, sealmitor M Hartirocel, hes been protnoteet to be colimiller at Weymouth, vice Clara,. retired ; Mr. E. Parton, mamas, at Newport. hes bees pewsoied to be wietroller at Hattie posi ; Mr. L. Phillips, controller at Linwri..k, has been prm meted to he ooliretor M Powey, vice Weston', naked ; Mr. is.. Femme, collector at Rentegate, has been promoted to he collector at Port Olaegow, vise Walla% retired Mr. Promds Waring, collector at Faversham, hoe hem promeled In ha collector st Roomette; Mr. Edema Bask assent at lavishes, has been prOCIIO4.I to be calisator at Pamesima; Mr. hoes Grieve, controller at Port Odsgew,_ hat bee gemeetod to k CoollotOr at 11 , 100 ; Kr. jabs suassada, collector et Ce-narvoe, has hien promoted to le tensor at Drogheda, sic. Lewes., retired ; Mr. Theme L. elleplOsh. *Amor at Chepstow, has ban promoted to b. Whew at Cesarean; Mr. Jolto &what, rwatrolkst at ble km promoted to be °attestor at Chepstow ; Mr. Neap Atiory, sub-coniroller tit &share Saaderlaad, has bee. woe ssccuudd at be collsetor st Wigtem:, vies &mesa. Mired ; Mr, Timers Avery, controller at Yarmouth, W boon poimseed to be collector at Newsy, vies Comerese, mind. JAM Renew Deportment : Mr. Wiliam Serotese, lhot amieleat of remits old amatimies, has hem prameted rbs it dark is the werehonos department; Xr. C. N. Mt. whoa amiatat of permits sad cerniketen des heal promoted at be hot 0111, Oka la the werehoues departamst; Mr. Job. Mikisseen, third anoistent of pansies ead metillekk hes bent promoted to be weed clam clerk la the werebeme = j . M. Juba Finlay, Jame Dellisselem Jobe Tisanes Welch, and Wallies Feldraw e amilmes of permits :sad certnicateo, have bees appointed ilk of steak sad taxis la the ea shone* &promise, Ilommos& bops —044 &nice GtrAtte. Ism' Komi' ILtawiv.—We believe we mmy mow lily mom that the directors inked to renew 11111 Tina ea the Pas from Ceaterbary to Dover toetb.ntl. The Mead hinsalk the heights Me Meg Mere hose est 'hand afford. kg a char panto beet the Tolkettnee road to In, poiot of epees In Llrc•klln-otreet: and the brick arching, which la leaatital epecimee of that kind of work, la now nearly coat tit_ . It he t next operations will be tunnelling s Hill. The direekies cannot hewer pis tat come deuce of til• tharoholdcre, nor of the publio so pia farther eaderpticeo, thee by @bowleg some spirit of progress— Doerr Chewed... tIr(LTCI4L ety, of which the raw aid liters t, l „ i s m smoralag, isammulis, while 48 which 4448 place as he weeny et Mr. od wfastar of ihe mem, while Mr. H. vv. IL 1 0 48444 r. 04 bedimis r, lobe bee r stustry ere wove shpoesse Primo Aired; P meaty ed = of the Mb miss of the oi nes old Ids% we is the omedsg. astir erdisselly de er teas emesidoseioa ow% he Mt IW he 7. = te asepence. lehelit it NMI eiremehoces witite gives it • ef Owe oirests Ass a mem es Oa -7 threesk the is.. Mt vicar of &eke r t is enthr isoollhr Pror frees Ho ( . West siddt bed Opium drier( ird at r arca ear abhor- Ira. no gram la kraal as sadiwer- Ira sad sarergaaral. rasa, is • dormant rbid tW as, claw r slat oar wire rad ' (How, hew.) He !ley God gnat tied coy bold lir Mk la is the rigklesemen is she bishop loss sip uente—(lend wf.. el rti bl;;;..biTa:- ▪ • Pr.„ " Teo, yo•") ORA elm nil Mo d b mime "Ths Croo of "No soapy No bobop," Mr. 1 Homo.) rank the , taut, at the 5,1 the alorgy." It DO isst remit. nrs pristoi, Minhimi s.l, nue aye diarist. lo Muni a ■oder As ____ paritankr maim ord. thessig • feveesebb Mir Weeldys. slrlee tbe sum way. If bell, be es ape_ the tasiosiTlTldOaht tad attartaleed 6.11/11 .1 la th• usual cor d to avow that be . caw of the okra of I. (Ramenried kat that as • - walks whoa la ith Mftat otaidara. mg, awl with • lair, r right Jr •meg. ,ity of tits chair, sioag lb* Wan.) ha nasissod lie nose I Imre sot Imes pra &Wool to !Watt kis of th• toasty, Re.. TDO L. 'OVER, Tamil.. here seder very core sad b., foxier. A 10 years ol see, •Istiar at 25, Bar r • pima taws W NV bess bows ks dwevNetliew. • tiot bi arrived et last eight, latiodlar above he bed bad bot=d se weal the arbl sows, bd woad daps whim teepaha • aimed lad dada to Ceaddrety, alma hattlast 11 eels& ai d the peopled the mantas, Nee be re d vadat the pauses I. versirtly taw watch a tat rood base so d adoring ia Wood, ad la the sided Me d realsetly bus la s revoked that we attar, bat bolas dad asaileada elm tod to breadat. The atedaelldrobaelhar 144.01 the climbers 0, of coarse, of th• I• •••••1 trought • 104 tht• x../0411,4 ni valuaboatioa by the t b could load to •oalioly Thu FE BITE 074 the Sheriff Court, .oar, David Mania. ticieew, Boneyeide. loyary to Int des am en the part esoakiry bokingieg to its the hands, no t. rtia, a &lid between he child wee so se t weds theeenter. toe sheriff aubstitnte living over the beta th of September the the tip, cheek, ten ✓od teach pale, bet ,010 thee a forteickt the teens el the buil Oa atter rime about , if taw, iLr eaves* to start* whit= oddly, sad ' navies hie bed sad ht when Wog in ►ie ;leery danger, and in lieu is attempts ea the badge*" h• Lb. "?" b • .1...4."1, ts lb* cities asat .band comarquatly rod-r culpably kept unufilelostly second ireway sad railed end tempted by alba ▪ havabg 000011 OM 01 UIO mid de .s. allowed to break rasa the chill; sad, t. lb. pursuer fa PO, 2W. is • moderato • du• to the pamper I cbi)d, eM w pi .. thtd• the deluder I. Nada/ alma Noble la ff Alison, •rb• rtr t .or tbat the death the toookay, , he dif•ador &Wu vrttar fr•• of blew% by a simmer chain. return. of mil e week fading Oe tta carrotP° Irg ILa laerf lll.ll tikeeys harheg dr& tte week imalkk inAtat week et NM The dearer, sten le 7,1361. ; sod .1, 7.6691. Bat Oren Ewers Counties al ▪ the Gnat Wedges *A Math Ccwei ot ..f ISt. marl ow the 10.. fas she &mow oth.r 11515 es tbe f,,rilwrorry.rea n ik. reseed 7.964 1 .• Lb us us he dadected •vtug the total Is ept,o4lair ova THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1858. TEE 22461D1 NEAR TAUNTON. (From %IP AfarisAss ter Guardian.) An inquest upon the bodies of Mary Hannah Welainen, who wee shot by her lover at Forum, seer Gar- Wang, cm Wattaanday afternoon, sad Hobert Bead, the murderer, who Immediately after the perpetratiaa of the dreadful deed cammitted suicide, was held by Mr. L. Holden, coroner, cif Lentmeter, on Thursday Mumma, at the house of Mr. Nethemiel Calverley Bond, the father of the suicide ami _mint. We briefly gave some of the particulars of tide diasittneg tragedy yesterday. The mew et the dreadful occurrence is ca the highway Y NW= at the *Wee of three roads, ass leading to Osahmhams, amen to Seertee, sad the third to Wilmer , high sad Pnsesit Mr. N. O. Bead was formerly • spirit sossobwal, la Liverpool, of the des. of Bead and Procter, mei sow red= at a =min armed Bitemoad Grove. as deemfbed. Hie, heereheil esaideled of his wife, the yang as Rob" their may on, sad a =a= scenes. The eat has for sane time pet led a tibeipated life, and has been mash addicted to drinking. He le mid to have bees • puma of esseiderable educational atisiezents, sad during his eh= after (he was only 26 years of op) ha has vialtal Amaral* America, and other countries. Hie rot= the yang woman Weinman, was 19 years at age ; she lived eta hese. adjoining that of Mr. Bond, with time beethers, Sheik =her sad mother being dead. This family mated the house sad lead they occupied from the father of thedecessed. What is certain is that the murderer had oca. =Rd • panics let his victim, who did not reciprocate hie matiments towards her, and to the =liege iagendered by this hot may be attributed the awful tragedy which we are oboe to deserlbe. Oae day last week, Kr. ad Yr. Bond went to Liverpool, kern their son end the servant in the hens, a= they did net rewire tall Wedroday afternoca, le .beheid the bloodaudaed oar= of the young woe= WARR= a= the arm= rearias at the skids, Dorsi that absiese, the re era seademed himself in • very wild lad heavier meaner , drinking Reedy to Roma, and exci ting, emit alum by Ids radar, that • note wee lo a ded hi. Moe merlin him to return. Re wee essa with •o gnats Ms had, sad we of the brothers of Nies Weinman entered leelesispenemelea of It, dlarvering it under • sole in the loess of Mr. Bead, to the ahem= of n owner. The Reviewer, ilia. Re =epos erne Urns afterward., went Rd demmini that it should be returned to him i n th. - imams the la Willeea house (Kim Wideman, • esselreper) refired to amply with hts regent Hs tattered a eel et baN =mot mad want away, eglag that he , bad nether gen. 1 • Nis helms tea o'clock is Weirder 6311111111•, the mfardeee s ti eil =st the beak doer et his father's bawl, RR a led gen la his kW, sod, as Ii Fmk IRMA . Beare woman-alma; em the at Widommts, immediatry tan away, steemelnit s = been =asap the_gardn. He allowed Rem to pas, bat Re mem= tiros Mir Weinman, gwelwidy to esereala the zed seen st the them, at the doer of her own house (a aft= of Neu t yards bra whore be wee =ad lag), he =air the fired, med dkeharged the eon. ems led. the der be head ited seek. The hapless =tin BE to Ile pee= sereed with Mewl, kr right eye big that sat, sail WO of her jawbone =AN to pie= Owe et her beetheng who was as= Walks de toper of the gem, homed to the get, lifted his sislit's laseel, sad the. Rig kw amdlies, Re into the bee, =Beg eat . Niles r N law& r Mr. Jeers Ilyerommee, a butehsr, fres Ceeksimm, who Ras prig, sans= by the came up ; hat at drat eabely Remeeed le maw Mr. Bea ßana, d's been =Wm to wearderer hell =teed. Abaci sin Wears akar the first report of the gem, a mead was heard, sal OM the parties looking three' th. drawing the=rim they 'rammed a met ebilmeles_didaacd• — murderer wee seated epos a err, MR the gun mill is has hands, the top of hie all blew ell, and his brains watered upon the o h odles sad la =ins porta of the rem. news, it is obviles, set as MINI OS be had da wned Ms =omit victim, he Teralered the hour, eel made pegandens for despatching theme He had reloaded W re, sad alter seating nunsell, placed it between hie =me the ward= his month, and pulled the triggurwith the tongs, width were bead still in has hand. Hi was, of course, =be dead. The poor girl lingered In great agony for nearly is hear, whim death wired her aufisratga. Her dress was cowed with bleed, w she promoted • sort sight. The maw el this crime was, however, far wore and his appearance made the jurymen tura sick end pal*, as the eorpse bed not been disturbed, end was still sitting in the chair whin they viewed it. The above free having been intbstantirly given In evi- dean the owner briefly addressed the jury, who rammed • verdict of " Temporary Insanity." The occerreem has caused the most painful feelings thronghoM the whole district. The aandeet of the mur derer is is aim measure imseeenetabie ; hat he amen to have pined himself with drink prior to mumnitting the double crime. Beth carpet we anderebad will be inured ea Sunday ant, the madam la Coliiiiiilsal churchyard. and the yoemg mama, who wee • Bee= catholic), in the burial ye beioeglng to the chapel in Winmeziagh. 141403 BILL& Mr. Waleaby, of Waterloo-plaoa, writae:—" The foss belle for Indicating the quarters d each bout at Lb@ sew Swam el Pezliameat are, it appers, lo be of such near thee we may my they would be seepeetively the Ire', omid Az& at a peel d sr fa mueirel nota imp (llne idterp Coesead), E (thud), B With); iboloor MB bin the tomb or A, ea octave below tee third MIL So kr, so good, prorldol Mod nob prove. atidoobsoy m Noodle quiddity of tomb whim pkoh, ko. I =Moho mks,' mbiob, It lo soil, MI be played spat the bolio brake onery "To be Indicated by Belle. Flrszit wear, 1,2, 3, 6. quarter, or half-boar, 3, I, 2, 6-3, 2,1, 3. Thlrd quarter, 1,3, 2, 6-6, 2, 1. 3-1, 2,3, 6. Fourth quarter, or boar, 3,1, 2, 6-3, 2,1, 3-1, 3,2, 6 —6, 2,1, 3-10. " Now, with the aimed defames togs geetimea ealtheled with the imprisoning. of these thalleti I thlak the above may be math • my Nam es/ thaypeepleth inethieur tar oath they bsyelielth the min of width 1121 be se pave es le meth, It le Wrap nth bell in otheithesbly eieweremeseis this moth with say sibs. Atwell& We k The hawing vary Wig awl eigibe i Zthia, It era the aiow time. la my pithein thug... s • nen sad uthelithe wear . — "To be Inoticabbi by Ms. Ltr Tartar rtar, 1,3 r. o half hour, 1, 2,i. Third caorwir, 3,2, 1, 3. last* ;molar, or hour, 1,2, 3. I-la. "Ludt" list dimmer, Owarivonkoy bar the chime, ary demob mitossood which quarter is MINYA without boom* "widest et liatoein, 1 bus, k ba pruned, istadod 'sly two hobo for *a Ind quwie, thew toe th• irstari,oM imw it the third ; oinwhodiss it owe forimoo with Ilto third MI (2, tie kay-aoh.), this alloothair maw ho Yito aka our. Thor* are also trio woks de the fourth rpoinw. which. bowsaw, is distiariddiod woo my other by the Introit:dos of Er sixth bon (Law domodomot mote), whist gas far owl is followed by tho Swish, or boar ball (E, tlio twadimmial auto), with grand allost." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MAR/MT.—THIS DAT. The market Is gnat. Priam are quoted as follows —Potash/FE Y. C. at the spot, 600. to 400. 3d.. October to Detembee, 49e. 9d. to 605. ; ditto. espomooly, 60.. 3d. to 60a. N. ; Jrnettet7 to Mash, 600. to SOL M. Mims? Avaaooss.—Town taw, Ns. 91.; 6 t by ditto. 2s. W.; yellow Russian, iSls. 9d. • melted stuff, 375. ; seep ditto. Ms. ; tallow pray's, la.; pod dregs, 7s. COVENT-GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) TM, is mot so brisk this week se It was last. The market is well supplied with both foreign and horns grown rodeos. Apples and pears are plentiful. Lisbon grapes cations to arrive in excellent conditiou. Sows good lee =ie roar mill be had. Barcelona nuts fetch 20s. per ; are Distils, 16s. ditto; Spanish, 14s. ditto; ahnoeds, '2 to ditto; walnuts, kiln-dried, 20s. ditto. Filberts Arch 265. to 355. per 100Ibs. Kant cobs its coming in very plentifully, sad are al pod quality. price 275. 6d . to Ms. per 10011 m. New seeps hare arrired from Midair.. Among eeptsbles is. Room nice asallilowers. Per is. sow some. Greens is. plisitiful, so are also Prank beans. Potatoes are a bras up in prior; enemy are Named. Ores. srtachokes fetch hem 4a. to es. per Amen. Cueembers arid. Cot Bowers &My ermsist of Grebe* gardeniet, nate. premiums, violas, misamestto, Melba ead nese. W isL aenr i l . hula 4. wet rem. we die.. id to Is Comma nee Sea. a el Palm. gm 40 6 •Os lemon oar &a. la Is SMI. kis 11 , Flit•nk lb.. P dia. Is le Is Cobs. per 14. OE a pet beelhill. Ongipmem ma, a w a' 410. may p. Pa besebes. Is to 3. = Mae% PM Is NI'S tes.ls i• No pat las,bbilb IM - pm ow. 6te 0 Clurals. Pet le= i g i " ed e....per 44 le id IL lismada P. ). por s. Is is 46 MM. pat dm. Is di li, IP 00117. P. Wide. Is MY N rmir.ra ladtt. pat Wm& Id r M I dhadook 14. Id b 6.1 =iist 14..61 oo ad om. poodomo.l. to 1. 61 I wol6 mb to 10 6d / 1 / 9 4•e. per mos, be 19 fe r r am i t . ek '** 4lll . 1.1. k. 0411. 14 . 11 % 1 MM. vet is %mem . SwamMM. Mak), Ms 411 do 41 Mo di le " WITITYLELD HAT lIAB.HIT.--THIEI DA7. Mr. J. B. Davis is, a aaskrats wopy. ntoe maim bay, 665. to 75a. ; suparlor. dn., 80.. to 04a.; Ws*. do., Oa Is 70s. ; vowed, 03a. to 70.. ; old, IDOL M. 100 s; assaad me, 7Yr. b 904.; alum, 23.. to 26.. noes who intend to exhibit at the next Smith field Show east enter the/ tuck by the ha NIL of the remit aKetk. SHARE LIS7S-7HLS' DAY. Two o'CLocw. The railway share market to-day is firmer, though still inactive. In some of the leading stocks, in cluding Caledonian, Great Western, and Midland, an improvement of about I per cent. has taken plus. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North-Western stock, 9lf to 92; Great Western, 64g to g ; Midland, 96k to t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 96 to g ; London and South Western, 96 to g; Great Northern, 251 to 26k par share ; and Eutern Counties, 12k to g. Eut Indian Railway stock, as well u 1101110 of the other Indian shares, have met with a fair in airy. Pernambuco shares are quoted g to 1 prem. Western of Canada are still in demand. re. I Is in IN N 111 11 It 11 11* se rii lit le 71 1 ii 11 a... 4 11 it 48 411 1•0 114 7 , 1 4 44 Si 104 1 15 Ili $i 178 0 U 1 1 Id 811 18 04 TS TS U A I U He ili U IS • « ii it Ti W? lit, M us i u a H 111 111 N ; il N N U 44 04 Ii 1 4 1 1 1 g 11 1 1 3. 140 IA 143 lei ui 3w u 7 a t . Si , 19 Ni N DI 111 Is SS DO 10; 1a INw a -119 ii 11l lii Is, IA 121 gi 34 I 310 la 111 - ii 112 I lii is a 101ZI6X RAILWAYS. ~.' W . _ wemin• L41"46 sea MI6. Pub. ire% Po. mat tads rod Onsuis /ars: Mirs•7l Raw see t:I Dll6 1111// Ci•Leent. Wales ki!. 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An advance of k per cent. has taken place, and the market exhibits steadiness of character. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are likewise stronger, :though quiet. A great rise in the seoond series of the New Turkish Loan excites considerable attention. Consols are quoted 981 to 1, for money and the 12th inst. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 821 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue at 991 to 991; India Bonds, at 14s. prem.; India Stock, for account, at 224 ; Exchequer Bills, June, at 255. to 28s. prem. In the foreign stock market the feature of interest is a sudden rise in the scrip of the New Turkish Loan. The first series, after being marked 1 prem., has steadily advanced to ito i prem. The move ment, however, is most remarkable in the second series, the price of which has suddenly sprung up within the last five minutes to 1/ to 2 prem. This is the result of the speculative sales, to 1 which we have drawn attention. The Six per Cents. of 1854 are steady at 97 to 1. Portuguese Bonds continue in demand. Other foreign stocks are well supported. Sales are recorded as follows: Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 681 (exchange, 12fi.) ; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 201 ax div. ; Peruvian Four and-s-Half per Cents., 901, 901; Ditto, for account, 90, 90/ ; Portuguese Three:per Cents., 1853, foe ac count, 471 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1111; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001, 1001; Spanish Three per Cents., 47, 443 ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents,for account, 301,301; the Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 63, 61; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 971; ditto for amount (Oct. 15), 97, 973; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, (scrip), of the first series, for account, 3 to 3 prem., ex new; Venezuela, Five per Cents., for account, 41. The heavy portion of the Australian mails, together with the 165,0001. in gold which has arrived at Suez, will probably arrive at Southampton about the 18th inst., on board the Cambria. The telegram mentions the sailing from Melbourne for London of the ships Aginoourt and Lincolnshire, with 176,392 ounces of gold, worth 706,6001. Adding the amount by the Cambria, the total is raised to 870,5001. The discount market presents no striking altera tion. The demand yesterday was more active, but the heavy instalment upon the new Turkish loan has occasioned no pressure. At the Bank the applica tions are still few. The subscription list to the second series of the Turkish Loan was finally closed, in due course, yes terday afternoon. Notwithstanding the great impedi ments thrown in the way of the operation, partly through the injudicious character of some of the ar rangements, the' applications from the original scrip holders have amounted to upwards of 1,300,0001., out of the two millions offered. Under the circum stances this is considered highly satisfactory. Had the public been permitted to take the residue, or the scripholders to subscribe for more than their stipulated quota, thus supplying the place of those who declined to exercise their option, the whole two millions would undoubtedly have been placed. The balance, amounting to six or seven hundred thousand pounds, can not be issued below 90 per cent, until after the expiration of twelve months. The sum actually paid in on account of the loan yesterday must have been no less than 710,0001., including 15 per cent., or 430,0001. on the first series, and 20 per cent on the second series. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 40,0001., all " bar," making a total of 128,0001. since the date of the return given below. At Hamburg the rate of discount has risen to 6 per cent., owing to the demand for silver for Austria. As the Austrian bank l preparing for the resump tion of specie payments,.silver must be attracted from all quarters. Hence the pressure exercised upon the other German markets, including those of Frankfort and Hamburg. The currency of the latter city is almost solely based upon silver. The specie engaged for the Brazils by the Tamar is 62,8721., of which 33,4721. is gold, and 9,4004 silver. The Bombay steamer, leaving on the 11th inst., will take out no specie. On 'Change yesterday afternoon billion the Conti tient were in demand, and rates slightly less favoura ble for this country were established as regards Hol land Belgium, Austria, and Madrid. The demand '• for bills on the latter city woe especially active, and was said to have a connexion with the new financial scheme alleged to be in preparation by the Spanish government. The current rates are shown below : Amsterdam. this. months, 11.18 to ; ditto, short, 11.16 to 18 ; Rotterdam. three months, 11.18 to , Antwerp, three mathk B 26Z2 . to p 71; Hanabzw, , mark t : 26.121 to 20; ditto, three monthi, 26.35 to 40; PZ2t on-the-Yaine, three months, 1181 to 1191; Petersburg, per rouble„ three months, 36 le hone, el. three months, 10.9 to 12 ; Trieste. i n ., three moat* 10.10 to 13 ; Wind, thme months, 491 to 1; Wiz, three months, 491 to 1 ; Leghorn. three months, 29.95 to 30 ; Genoa, three months, 26.60 to 6 ; Naples, three m0m..., 41 to 1 ; Palermo. three months, 1221 to 1231 ; Messina, three months, MI to 123 }; Limbos, 90 days, 62 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 6240,. No bills s have been drawn on India by the Finance Committee of the Council of India by theme& whioh Will leave to-day. Letters intended for transmimion to Australia by the steamer Royal Charter will be in time if posted in London on the 22nd instant, it having been de termined to detain this vessel at Liver po ol until 8 a.m. on the 23rd, owing to the delay in the arrival of the Australian overland mail. The steamer Euxine arrived at Malta from Mar seilles on Thursday with the light portion of the mail for Bombay, and left on the same day for Alexandria. The proceedings at the meeting of the Pernambuco Railway Company yesterday do not appear to have produced a very favourable impression amongst the shareholders. Discord still reigns; the paper war, which commenced so inauspiciously in England, has been transferred to the Brazil., the local journals being made the vehicles of scandal, of cour.e to the detriment of the company's interests. At the meeting yesterday the usual acerbity of tone was diap!ayed. No progress seems to have been made towards the solution of the questions in which Mr. Edward De Mornay is concerned, one of which refers to hie pecuniary claims upon the company, and the other to his proposed withdrawal from a board his pre sence at which is evidently utterly incompatible with harmonious action. Major Vereker and General Tremenheere were yesterday elected directors, princi pally owing to the circumstance of the proxies held by the board being recorded in their favour. Some objection was taken to this proceeding, upon the ground that the directors had previously intimated their intention to leave the election entirely in the hands of the shareholders, without interfering in any way. We are informed that Captain Robinson, a mem ber of the Upper House of Assembly of New Brims wick, and the commissioner for the New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land Company for carry ing out their undertaking, has come home i and the Provincial Secretary (Mr. Tilley) and Attorney- General (Mr. Fisher) of New Brunswick are ex by next packet, who, with Messrs. Cartier, and Galt, from Canada, and the delegates from Nova Scotia, will discuss with Sir Bawer Lytton the railway scheme for connecting the British North American provinces through British territory. The company in question have just re ceived a deed of grant for 30,000 acres of land, and will open 65 miles of the line the latter end of this month. The subjoined weekly summer/ of the produce markets is extracted from the circular issued last evening by Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson: " ' - Althote there is sti ll • good demand for most kind. of produoe for eotuel assumption, the markets generally are Eat, and prices in some instance' In favour of the Wynn. The Woo of anger have goes off without animation ; the quota throe role 6d. to la. below last week's, tine quail , * havitiff ocentionally participated in the decline. The sales of *Ales have been very limited, and rates are unaltered. Rice ben been sold on lower terms. Saltpetre remains firm, end closes ed. to Is. per cwt. dearer. Black and white pepper have de clined, the Snows id. and the latter td. per lb. A firmer tone pervades the market for tee, some descriptions being rather dearer, while the dealers evince (=reseed disposition to operate. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 6, compared with the pre- Yiolll.ll weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation issue ...... A 33,326,310 Increase £223,965 Omaha:km active 20,814,960 Inaeass 826,195 Publicdepoeits Other deposits Oovmsnient iecnriiiss In I:Zakingtieeni. 11,131,669 Inman 160,985 Other marl in banki ng &prima 16,122,081 Decrease 112,410 Coin and bathos in both _ - departments 94vier day and admin. bills 812,767 Increase 14,& 9 TM Rea Hogs fri reserve ..'. Total reserve (notasit o ath) in tanking department 13,178,613 Demers* 89,199 Considering that 630,0001. in gold is known to have been sent into the Bank during the week to which this return refers, the small amount of the in crease in the metallic stock is only to be accounted for by the large withdrawals of coin which have taken place in connexion with the government dis bursements übu►l at this period of the quarter. Of the large amount of Treasury deposits withdrawn, a considerable proportion evidently consisted of coin. The balance of the New Zealand Guaranteed Loan, which the Bank have just taken, is doubtless repre sented in the sum of 160,9881. added to the vern ment securities. Taking into account the decrease in the " other " securities, and the increase in the "other"deposita, the unimportant decrease of 8.9,1991. in the " reserve " is arrived at. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—lmports of gold, 910,1711. ; exports of gold, 6,9361.; imports of silver, 162,7671.; exports of silver, 41,7711. It will be seen that, whilst the imports of gold have been enormous, scarcely any portion has been re-shipped. BANK or 1121 GLAWD.—Ia Amount, parmat to the Ad TO and Via, a 11, to the mak wading on wssusish 04. 6. 1&& t_➢. DEN &Ms Wood 103.326.310 I MIAMI Di Proprietors' Oapltal 114.663. 4 401 Rea ..... ..... 11.110.129 Public r Depodb. Amid. Dada, y. °mama. of Na National Debt, sad DiT. AXIL 11.441.44 Mac Doppia. elm eluvial Maw BM AS,T67 10. 4 10. 1 1611 Oat 7.186 Cloweraunio - I Debi Z1.016.100 Othir Boourklas , 1.493,900 Gold Ode end Suakin 18.1111.43111 Slim Bullion ... - - Govenunset asearlUes It:Wad. Dad Welatal *nanny). 01.1111,669 Othor Seca ltla N01an............ 1 . 4.5 J. 3.50 Gold old 1311rer cote cues 139,432.266 MARSHALL. • ONSSIL FRIDAY EVENING. Business throughout the Stock Exchange remains dull, and there is no general movement in prices. Steadiness generally prevails, but the late active demand for securities has subsided. The funds closed to-day about the same u yesterday. The operations ware chiefly in connexion with the monthly settle ment in Consols, now in progress. _ _ _ _ _ Console, which closed yesterday at 981, " buyers," for the 12th inst., closed to-day at 98 5-16 to 1. For money the last price was 981 to I, and for the 10th November 981 to 9-16. The official business report is as follows :—Thee per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 1, f, f, 1 ; ditto, for account (12th Oct.). 981, 981; Years' Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 1 7-16 ; stock, for account, 2271 ; Indian Four Tier Cent. Debentures of the first issue, 991, 991; ditto, of the second issue, 99/, ; the scrip of the second issue, 991, 991. The scrip of the Second Series of the New Turkish Loan will be ready for delivery on the 15th inst. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 345. to 375. prem., the June bills 265. to 28s. pram., and India Bonds, 12s. to 16s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal transac tions were in the New Turkish Loan. The scrip of the First Series closed at 1 die. to f prem., but that of the Second Series was in demand, and has risen to /to 1 prem. Some considerable exchanges were made from the former into the latter. The Six per Cents. of 1854 were firm, and closed at 97/ to 1. The Turkish Guaranteed Foar per Cents. continue in demand. Mexican Bonds were quoted 201 to f ez div., and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 508 to 1. Anglo-Pernvian Bantle are still offend. Transactions are reported in the Equador Pro visional Land Warrants from 3 to 41. Bank shares to-day were dull. Bank of Austra lasia and Union Bank of Australia were more offered. Peninsular and Oriental and Royal Mail Steam shares were in demand, at an advance. London General Omnibus shares continue to droop, and are now only saleable at 21. per share, or equal to 60 per cent. discount. The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company remain rather Bat, and closed at 3901. to 4101. KINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoar. In the mining market to-day there is increased firmness as regards dividend-paying shares, the sup ply of which is scanty. Transactions have taken place in Providence Mines and Wheal Basset, as well as in the following, viz., Great South Tolgus, at 14to 14 I ; North Frances, at 71 , Wheal Mary Ann, at 431 ; and Wheal Trelawney, at 231. English and Australian shares have been dealt in at 11. Foreign descriptions remain very quiet. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market A little bettor feeling seems to be pining ground in our =eklilivigh thwe la ao Owner as yet on the part of Its main the adenaleas of the point generally low Vmat ism Me the o ffl lit pkes la w ym oo tuti togas of fee during the past few er lifint a ii i = " 4=relling. Very good pikes asesperetheiy ere *law& far lens Burrs, with out Inducing baldness. Wren, Webb bens and mite ace dune to midis in prices, whilst the period required for us cuing orders Is indwilly =Modem which indicates im provement, la ftffordehke dm the reports are better, al thmp Isse so than la Webs. Scotch pig, after a hubs ffisseaallse, bet model hill L , par too for mind samba* being Orley dim ts 61e. AL sash, f.o.b. Glasgow. There on meets el Idgher pekes is Ilsibind for tin, Which hare had the allitst of etiffeetag bents bens somewhat; but English Wag doll et sale, M iter say permanent Unpromessat la pekes ma passes. Spatter Udell of ells meld, se lower leleek *Magi the Media are somewhat Mead by the Isainmeat the temmsnormeat of last swath—Mock as the let break 4,033 toes. la lead there te eafitelast deice to keep prier eeeeparatively arm. Tin plates are oda to eosidaa►4 armed at by prier. FAIDAT EVININO. There was a good demand to-day in the Stook Exchange for shares in North Fri:WIN Alfred Con sols, Wheal Mary Ana, Wheal Tielawney, North Miners, Tamar Consols, Providence Mines, and Wendron Consols, in some cases at advanced prices. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain qaiet. Those of the North Rhine Mining Company of South Australia, however, met with more business, and were quoted I to I prem. 1 The Goverment School of Mines is again open for ths melon. Dr. Hoffman and Prof. Stokes delivered the ketone on Chemietry and Physics respectively. Dr. Percy wOl follow with his course on Metallurgy, Prof. Sorb as Mines and Mineralogy, Protegee? Ramsay as Gnaw, Prewar Hanley on Natural History, and Probate' Willis on Applied Mechanics. RAILWAY ORTHOGIIAPHY.—A railway Dade% of which the following Is a literal ropy, does doer," is close contiguity to a bridge not 100 yards from a radar) Motion In this town :—" All trainee passing over tine bridg wee t• mooed three miles an our." The artist who than &Mee We eonventionaty of orthographical accuracy, has Ms eeirslir eccoomfol In the formation of ►is letters, and the whole iv, to say the least, most outrageously Guardian. _ _ - - • —-- -- • 111. 1114 4 o a. St. liu ' Ab...V.:1 g He /uft. * I A IM MU 44. 4. LI:I'& r a D a LH .. t: 1114 , EE stT - - $ 0 Doi& a 056.4. all 044•1111. 141 . MI 6 erkeetragkekal lb 0. Ilp. a. 641404. ilO nano 46p. 0. 144 Do woo a mks& 4p. 01 & I r. 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