The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-06 00:00:00

TM; 'reek. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1858. ja sow kit from their oecurreace, eltheash, trees for. m teneknelly, on ere lines, ell communication is Mopped for a short time when then term-magnetic currents are unusually 00 her of a hundred mile* or so they only show Ohmmeter st intervals , at other timer the line is quite tree. Llsean a line vf each enormous length as the Atlantic cable, *drat disturbance is sure to take place on some part of it at eh mass ; and if • current is wet in narks in any put the act le communicated throughout the whsle. In another cable (.8 avoid u itt de, had its tutelaries bum more perfect) forth currents would nor reuse touch *roads, me the work* rernwu run thr o ugh the lies would not loss ark strength r In the prowet cam, sad conseque idly would overpower Men. The own matador of the cable, as regards It. 1.. 0 h, „ ai m s hr rep Mk impediment to its working. The GSM length of isenistrid trim stretched ten dry earth, or other nos -o,,gductor, could be worked through with . very email power, sa d a a rapid rats. It ia only wheel it boximes surrounded by • coadator, mot se damp earth or water, or by the write - yorriag of the cable, that the phenomena of indee dm vein come into play, and the more complete the in itiation the greeter will bathe renbiumement hum induction. The effect of this Is shown when a battery is connected with the lies and earth, or outride of the cable. The inner or vot.do tag wire brumes , Lharged, or electrified, Mer— ue ergs cooing, sonere—(rietil.r to a Leyden jar). When the rate ere rot to mirth the effect goer off, but not instantly, sad when the two electrified midi.' an so far removed, se in • line of 2,ooomilee, if connected wilt the earth, a eery 0011• siderebie Mee a on:opted both in charging sad discharging, aeameg such re•ardetion of the current; so that I think Mr words per twitate will be the maximum rate of mar Weeks through any Atlantic , .I , le with the priest dot aid dub rem. If other plans cut be worked by which a Wet would be indicated by one or two signals, the rate maid 0. :berried to pr. polio°. As I have mate era of ill.. terms " resistance" and " re hirderien." ant se th• y are word+ II tying different turning% I will .eplain whet pmaitutr the &defers. The " resist ance" of a woo Lae tie of keeping pert of an electric ours* bark, or dimitusliL,g i's quantity, without &fiche, He velocity. the reminder posing es quickly ea it would through a wire of the ran length, with lee than a bun ch...dm per of the romance. The effect of " retardation," es the weatrary, is to diminish built the quantity and the micro, of the carrot. Yoe example, la an oregreand, win imaleted wire, 000 miles long, an electric currant or impute. would Imeeree the ran, length (a carteath of a mated, though the arm curie of submarine lime, owing to the effect of the charge, the time occupied would be early a second rod a hall. Respecting the comities% of ockittry to the liae from the me of powerful cur - ream-1f a email hole leading to the wire exit. is a gotta (*eche cowling near either end, there is no doubt the• a oistrest of great lemon and Ustensity (whether produced by battery w oilla) wool,* bare the efkct of en larging the breech by bunting ; but this can only take place Se • ti,o.ted erect.—that can only be developed by so elsoirk retreat when the latter mesa with peer reskeince ; emorgeently so snow en that I. diesialseed by • slight estavveseeet of the 4.10. all herein. MUMS. I 1.4.4 ps.t.lica Jw Wail, -du to. large u.r.rakte °CIA ulna IL. team sow (4 10 coils cf Daniell's% sod will my large aegereo-elees... are-bias. They were each esaaseted Is terse with the lino and earth, awl at the seam time with • piece ileums per ha covered wire (is which the pepper wee hared L. 1-32 Milt diameter), sad • piece of copper is • limbs water, line dividing the earnest between the two warn. The Mal current enlarged the fault to 1-20 loch is diameter, the batteries to 1-16, both very slowly. Thu from the magnvta made so change in the fault it wee &plied to urea it wail dieconnected trout the line and earth mad all mad the one road only, when burning took place, m aught have been expected. The fault was enlarged very sloe ly to oneiii nth of an inch. On repeating this with the toils ins raiiit wee incramed to opt-tenth diameter, and with the batten's to one-rixth of an inch, rapidly with both. No further I.:anion c old take place with either current until the wire la brought to the surfer- of the water, when, owing to the resistance inceayiug by the fault being only partly imuienisd, the burning commences anew, and the gotta percha 101 l trees. On the arrival of my large magnetic machine, I put ft together and e innec.ed it with the cable and hare timed it a part of evrry dry AWN', Staffing aoructimas reversals, and at others words and sentence,. I ant unable to tell whether they were me ' , red antundentood, but hope to Bed such Ilse been the cape on the re.eipt of Intelliyn•nce (ruin Newfoundland. Having a machine at one end only, it will, of coneys, be em4rnt, that scan if they received properly they could not have 11111 , 1*.a.d Witty. thou, I:afore. But withers been eurvinraged be seeing tome reversal• and attempts to mod words from them lately than ticker. I will leave the Bubble here; It wdl be worked at stated butts each day by the sodstants until the days tiled upon in October, when it will be used altern►tely as arranged with the battery and coils. The clerks at each end will then act according to preconcerted arraogenetate, whieb, I hope, will have the effect of renew. lug telegraphic oreeppindenoe; if that is not secomplishid, probably the bract thing then would be to raise the cable tor about 1.5 mice out, and test. I moot may I bar sty tapes of the fault being found within that distance ; but aa it would not be attended with any trouble or risk, I think i worth the trial. If the 'Diary it in the damp soundings, I believe any attempt to mice it weuld be the MOMS of break ing the cable and losing the end altogether. If the mar of the cable should two get mores, I ant still in hopes of its being nrodered wor►able by trenamitting 'rivals slowly, by having delmate receiving apparatus, and by adeptisimeass Ire neutralieing the earth current. Prof•spor Trona has partially sue eelisi in the layer ut•ject, by &brewing into the receiving end of the Igoe feeble current, of different value (from one is ll to one-terentieth of a cell), in opposition to the earth current. I sin, G..atleinen, yours obediently, (gigrutl) W. 1. HENLEY, Telegraph Engineer, Of 46, John•street-road, Meanie.ll. 411 Zr CLOTHING CO.VKISSIO.V.-(THIS DAT.) The eolaniiasimere appointed to inquire into the belprisbas at Weatina rewind ben labours that wom b( in toss, .t so early t 0.,. They were eesopted the e.t.a', part of the bassoon b io rthgns, aasabl.t, neat of K...... Raper awl Howell, vermwrit k-re, to Mark-lase. The verbsa elloca of the erm . tplatned to the consulate's's the node of parking Army e 1... hl og for exportetioo, end the system of henli-keeping ptutou-4 to.. checking the galantines neared, end raporal. Mr. Tenets, K.P., one of the oommireionen., who hots his IN.l.neatou rill' Manchester la tenants/ with each mane/a. pr tuattei the plan and method of pack ing in te selatactory. The aocansiodossera oat, Nwasse.4.l.. the Hems of Cunsony sad enassised ems geatleues, ea rho sabless of their tdegsby The bet Wee Mr. B. Ellidtt, ma muddler at the Truer. lie stated that in the sanded of ILK two pas& of shoos wen forwarded from Weed.., to the Tower at be sold by pub , ic auction. Barb parcel cutalaed MAI pant, sad spon a atonal ides...lion they was roadr be of aided ireabiles. They wen ant thoroughly tasersolsof bssasso they were forwarded under an order of ads fun the Wander at War, And all the authorirlee at it,. Tour had to do was to sell rhea whirh they did awarding ly. Noss of them were parelused by Mr. (wry. The ‘..oesd witness wu Mr. Levy hintudf, who coellrmed the bitter stalasset, adding that the shoes he bought at the Tour hod taw oadodued, add (awarded hem Herbed. Mr. Lary tins enured tato expiate thew retarding the eels of a kegs quantity of esadesaard tray cloth, which had bun !aoudad bole W 11•1011 to the Tower for male. He said that his bid at the sari. c .11.41 IDs lut—lt was 2.e. Si. a yard—but it wu reinrod, sad the sloth withdraws. Shortly *Remade the auto shatssul was aided Ix Ws by public tender, awl at Ye iersaee • Mead wisest to perches it at b. 70. • yard, and dee sealer we sesepted. Sen.quiedy hs Bold the wee date to es army eemeteete at 3.. Bd. sat 4e. Y. a yard, met It wee mete ere aeldient Wonders, whit! WOO W.:AM at Weeds. tall tootlass to mit la town daring tide N 111 ROW EaCA PS FROM t' FrOCATION.— Fro= bine...own monied yeeterday (Monday) forenoon by seer stable 21 of the C ameba of polio*, that 'Moor proceeded to 0 0 . Dolo - wfott. Bri .rgua, acroteputied by the preview of Yet Imre, mot Owned opts the der of the tessocoe the orcuptod by Wire BerthOWIIIM sad bee dataghem Os sa tirist It we. f owl that nu ..a emaping fa great oohs* from a bent* nips. and Ow twa latoato• lyin Is bed lowly oaf moved awl Tote Offeror*. It rem thee belies pro em:l*r to bed on Scot., firedog they had pat up a ',lathes' Ilse throuth the boo**, etartsiat ewe sod of it to the Roe pipe. and th. weight of rlotbee Imaglag es the lice bed eamel the pipe to brook DOW, the eight. Dr. Buren wee promptly is ito•oplede. MA., his ero nni, oboe was sea rottoref, 'booth the two Istertasatat still far from /May Veit. LARGE DILMOGIIT Or Fl6ll.—A few day. ago Mr. Lporombe of Ondoow, dragged the pool I. frost of his hoc., which ie • portion of the Iw, sad with itee otemetaaid or Wahl,, tha celebrated their, who toot mood the bottom aeteal ewe, aorreed-d is heisting to last In ono net Out ioneemoto quavery of 1.091 roach, MOON jock, perch, sad dace, ww.th.az altoenther between Soot. awl or. An low:nolo yoanoty of tl•'1 hoe Non coned in the lii. or oho ert41.4.• ...Muni new Oxford durinz• the sumoirr. —Oxford LAW INTELLIGENCE.. ( tins 1 )AY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comalaskaar Food)league.) IN lin IL PA.111111.-91,4•CLA CAI4II. The bankrupt, wke was deocribed as a meraltant. of Adel. Mt-place, Lciadombrid•e, applied for his diacharge Isom custody. He bad been in proton sumo the let of Janu ary last. The applicati.in ter mode • few weeks age to Mr. Commissioner Goulburo, and refired. It appeered that the bankrupt had gone in different names, had been wore tbse . nee bankrupt, and had been iedicted vu a charge of consplracy 2 Mr. C. R. Lewis supported the bankrupt's application. Mr. A. Turner opposed for Mr. Fenian, a creditor, on a bill of exchange for 2001., which had been elven by the bankrupt in another mune, when an turcortificarod bankrupt. Tr* bankrupt am examined, and deposed—My real new. te Beajamin Parker. The btll proctored, dated lee November, 18.56, signed, "James Parker," was given daring tbe sae prior of my carcinoma. I had carried ea briars u James Parker, for fifteen years, and wee Ws bankrupt as " Benjamin Parker,' trading r James Parts, and James Beej.unin Parker. I bar always been known as Benjamin Parker. That Is my bapramal name. I signed 'Be bill aa "Jame Perkier." Mr. Fratos said it was no matter about the name--all be looked to was the property. He knew that my sans. we. Benjamin, and that I waa parertlacated. I will not ewer I ever mentioned the name of Benjamin to W. I obtained an advance of 1,9001. from Mr. Gay, Mr. Marsden's cheat, in February last, while I was to custody. flutes traded m a connecter and builder, • tea merchant, • eonieniminn agent, and h a ve discounted bills, but Devil. ouste • profession of it, woo lively carrying un byname ae Truman, Luker, and Co., and bare traded ander theism* of Phillips, but that is years ago. I am a patentee, and have been engaged in the coastruotion of lighthouses. lau Comutimionor—Can you reeobsct how many tittles you have bests bankrupt? Bankrupt —Fuger times. I never took the benefit of the Insolvent Act, bed I petitioned the court. C.mtwaatoarr—Ant wbut remora bad you for there eOll UAW clamps' of name? I remora wham our woo worn out, put arrauutri another. Barikrupt—l woo always kaoarn ea the same individual. My bankers and all my creditors kora me to be the same Coursniationer—lf your bankas know it, they are highly censurabwo fur goring you credit, wad oadti.tiog you to delude others, _ _ By Mr . Lewie—l have gone by the names of James and Benj. Parker some I obtained my but centlicate. Tile firm was Truman. Parker, and Co. but I gave auto* at the bank that I wait the only tanner. I did not receive a farthing of the money for toe 2001. bill. It was expanded on property of my etagere, which is security for the advance. My mild one le 183.5 was suspended fur twelve months. Kr. latels submitted that whatever had taken place before 1864 had been onduned or dealt with under the bankruptcy of that year. The awe now alleged against the beekrept wee not one of freed, and ought not to prevent hid discharge from custody. The creditor himself did not allege that be bad been misled by the bankrupt calling himself • r Jamga" He bed been untidy autfi...ently punished by woe months' unproomment. There were other creditor, prepared to oppose; but The Commissioner acid—lf the case sitoply stood upon that tots, in which the bankrupt signs himself t. Jamas • .. . the i'onclusitm that he was not a tan entitled to any Walrus. nib sepias ...limes P. :er" is tot only a heed, bet amounts very nearly to a forge. y—l am not sure that it don not do so entirely. For though the party Ent labia( this note may have been aware that • •11111/01" MPS Benjamin," what security win there that any siebeenteet endorsee would know the.? I perfectly wall re-1 mouse that woen the bankrupt came up for the last moil- union, I warned him against the oonnquanoes of then' nmesemse aliases ; but to anus of that, within a few months altar_ be don slimily th e game thing WWI we. repro bend by the matt. I shall make no order. I am deerly of Inns that the bankrupt is not • person en titled to the indelgegica of the court. There are tour bank ruptcies, and I don't know how many alines. Any subtle gnat application anon be supported by the production of every dominate including the tweet: tee under each bank ruptcy, bun 1831110 the promo time. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. THE CHUECE•LTE QUE.ATION. Mr. JeAN leovey Berrie, of 36, buckliwbrary, was leas mooed by the churchwardens of Bt. Benet Bhorehog, for having refn.ed and neglected to pay, within Na calendar months, on demand duly made, the sum of 61. 165., being the amount for which he was ametteed towards a ohurch-rate made in that parish In the month of April Let. Mr. Lowe, vestry-clerk to the parish, attended for the par pose of enforcing the rate. The eummorts having been read over, The Lord Mayor saked the defendant why be refused to pay the rate? Defendant—l cannot think of paying it, my lord, because I believe it to be altogether an Illegal rate. The Lind Mayor—Well, do you mean to dispute it. I)stendant—Yost certainly I do. The Lord Mayor—Then according to a recent declaim that comma upon your part entirely removes the ogee from my jit nwlietion and the churchwarden* must adopt other means of I gaging the rate . " • - Det;ndiint—l find, my lord, that many items included In the cburrtt-rase hare nothing wltstect r to do with the main tenance of the building; and, therefore, I do not consider tbs claim to ba at all defensible. I have expected to receive • summon. from another authority for some time, for l tat year. I to•ck the rams objection when summoned before Led Mayor Finnic, sad be derided that he had no authority to de.' wl.h the rem, and PO dismissed it. Lord Mayor—Nur have I any authority, after your °Nan duns sod this summons must be dismissed in the sums way. Dismissed accordingly. &At and Mint Miter, both young and well dressed, and with • certain amount of respectability In their =anon were charged with rubbery under the following Thorogood, a detective officer, had often observed the male prisoner walking about the streets of the City, with en air of importance worthy of one of its merchant primes • but keep ing a .harp look out on ell vans sad trucks that Passed him ; and aa the event proved, not without an eye to busier's ; for on two or throe occasions, on ewe of which the female prisoner was dimly thseentible in the distal, the officer distinctly saw him mtko • sadden "grab " at a package pro lading its corner. from a railer,y van, but without *tore. ding In securing hie prises. Tiede morning, however, he wtoe at once more successful and more unlucky, for ea he seized s purcel from • truck which • porter was dragpitg along Illehopegste, the officer was at his heels. He theta darted away, and wts lost in one of the numerous narrow outlets about Iltomaditch, before the detective could catch him, but the letter keeping about the neighbour hood, soon after saw him emerge from the " Lase," accompanied by the female prisoner, who had something balky under her cloak. Thorogood (Attired them for some die tanos till he saw the female enter a puvenshop,while the mule prisoner kept watch outside, and when the prisoner came oat and gave something, supposed to be a duplicate, to her confederate, they were both taken into custody. Upon inquiring of the pawnbroker It appeared that a woman like the Weimer had pledged four serge shirts in the an.. of Wilson, and although she could not be positively identi- OM, and the duplicate for the shirts was not found apes either of theta, the Manunt for which they had been pledged was found opts the woman, ea wall as a duplicate far • gown rear iu the name of Wilson. The shirt• were proved to property of Mr. Cleft, • warehouseman in Silver street, end the prisoners, who denied all knowledge of the rob bery and of each other, were committed (or trial. WORSHIP-BTREET. lONOILANCII AND CAINE. Zisraard d apparently a meelmale, wag Merged Mare Mr. Ilausmill with the ooze 'Mason of a rape mine a young girl whom seine it is for the preset' deemed prudent to withold. It was stated that the evidence was complete against the accused, but that evidence of worse manly rented upon the girl herself, and whoa placed is the waned.' box mid ques tioned risipsting the value of an oath, she could not give the alligheset answer that would permit her testimimy to be fesuired. 7[-r. ksmmill observed that this Wes a frightful feet is myssilois with cameo of this clam brought bdure hto— withis • very short p-riod he hod bees compelled to &whams teo persons entirely from lamentable ignominy of the mai buns of the Creator, on the yam of those prosemating—it Wes Impassible to believe that this Yee out the neglect of neurite, •Itausgh it oevariably happesed that some amuse mos ads._ he sarber of the girl ri4 the child had bees to whoa, but art sues her hostrad did, which was two years ego. Her eircoarraces were nob that it was impossible to rd lawrrow. :llamtaill was astoniehei to beer such an excuse, and eanearked Mat II the parent INa henelf eo ignorant ea to be torible b iaatract ber offspring with respect to he morel ebblgatines, there ware ecinislo in the neighbourhood when Ohm maid Its taught for nothing. The ustitiarZ.; - tliendTrZad to take the girl, who irt twelve years and a month old, to a worthy gentleman who has a private 'whiml for religious Instruction to the young, and tbe primer was diecharged, with an intimation that he would probably again be &au in'o custody. LAMBETH. Nita 7 Aseeee ttna :lOTA WlUtew 7Aaaae, her lembeed, were charged before Mr. Milieu with Wag wtuoeraed again a gold shahs. a gold beecelet, a gold Meg, with two milk baredkereitlefe, altogether of the velum of 111. 114.. the property of Mary Ago, C 4•411, 14, Werso•th•tried, WM wortlt, sod low Berths!!, proprietor of • beirMioy. Gooletes-street, Whitechepel. wee cherged with having re ceived pert of 'be pr.perty. Mr. Ildird, elicitor, attended for the latter p-aotter. I: enterer fr..o the erllerioe that Os the 20th of Sep tem►er het the Wooer Ilia and her ►seband called on the pressentriz. The latter left for • short time, when, on her MORI, ohs /and th►t a box, containing the above articles, had bees Wee apse, and that they had been taken sway. She vivo ishommice to p lice-tionmtable P 160, who soot appreheeded the donate prisoner, and upon bee information he went to the house of the prisoner Borchelt, where he made known Me obje,t to Dim, when he admitted that some man who had belie SOON time previously his lodger for three months, brought to him a gold bracelet, • gold ring, and chain to keep for him. He gave the man no money. It also traw -1 pied that the dresses were sold to some Jews who came into the shop while the male prisoner Thomas wag leaving. Borchelt was taken into eu.t‘xly, and the some evening Thomas was apprehended by Sergeant Harrington, 32 L, at the Victoria Theatre. (The chain, ring, and bracelet were in court.) Mr. Beard produced witnesses to chow that Mr. Borchelt had alw• stiotained • most respectable character, and he •tytgactd that there vs. not sufficient evidence to implicate him. He (Mr. Barthel I) also ended that he gave Thomas no gioney, and that he wee in the habit of receiving gouda to take care of. . _ Forme convictione were proved against John Thomas. The primmer, were committed for trial, bail being accepted for Baseball. _ ___------ WANDSWORTH. CACTION TO SZKYANTA. A short thick-set loosing young man, who gave the name of William Be(! wee pima in in Media*, before Mr. legions, charged under the following circarustanoes : It appeared from the evidence that about 11 o'clock on Saturday morning last the housemaid in the service of Major Kittens, raiding at Lavender-hill, Wandsworth reed, had an occasion to go into the store-room, when to her great surprise she dim:oared the primmer standing behind the door, as if he was trying to mooed himself from her view. She saturally salted him what he wanted there, sad he replied that he had some for the bitches grass. She told bun teat wee not the place to obtain the grease, and that he ought to have gone into the kitchen show having first knocked at the door. The prisoner then said that he knew hs had done wrung, and asked to be forgiven. She noticed at that time that a pepper-box, with a silver top, had been removed trout where she bed previously left it, to cleat to where the prisoner wee standing. She ranted as alarm, and the prisoner made off from the back door to the front esteem quickly as be could. He was followed by the gardener, bat onweeded In effecting Me= 'Lowrie, the gardener met him in Battersea on y araskag, sad detained him. He at Bret denied that he wee in the osighbourbood on Saturday, or that he woo at Major Kiteeles home, but heehaws:de admitted that he was, sad asked to be forgiven. His appeals were not liamed to, and he was given Intocustody. It furthorappeared that the poisoner had entered the premises by the bark doer, on which time was a knocker, and had pored the stairs leading to the kitchen. He had also to pus the breakfast room, and Mao the drawing-room doors before he could reach the store-mono, which was facing the front hall. Tie primer declared that be went there to boy the kitchen perm sad that he was told to cell by the housemaid, of whets he had bought grease before. The heimemedd poatively denied the assertion, and said the Flamer wee a total stranger to her. She alto said that she bad nothing to do with the sale of the greens. Yr. Ingham believed the prisoner went to the store-room foe the purpose of laying his bands upon anything he could, sod he therefore sentenced him to three monthe' imprison• meat, with hard labour. The prisoner was that removed. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EXPRESS OFFICE, Wednesday, 6 p.m. HARROW MEETING. (THIS DAY.) (IT lILICTLIC TELEGRAPH.) 314 qo ih.ll; * ** W !;74 IM lee tes ten HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Miss Harkaway .. .. Little Tom .. .. , 3 rap. COPELAND HANDICAP. Simpleton .. .. .. Palm Leaf •' , Princess Royal ... • • 3 ran. MIDDLESEX STAKES. &limbs* .. , .. .. Pyrrhus 11. .. .. .. . Martha . • • - 3 ran. NURSERY HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. Despatch o, )(sultan Lams g, With. Wel;.-ht, Vents, Brown Holland. Woman in Black, Table Bey, Cnpplegate, Palm Leaf, Villaret, Gram Darling, Elitism Beauty, and Catalpa f, aro here. E P IRCT ID. —NOWthantleoll. .61 0,0 110 100 SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two oTtocot. The railway share market to-day shows general heaviness. The principal feature is a farther great fall in Caledonian stock, which has been quolsd u low u 83 par cent.: the present quotation is 861 to 841. North British and Great Northern stooks are also sensibly weaker. In most of the other leading descriptions, the decline averages / per cent. The general appearanoe of the market is now, however, rather firmer than an hour ago. London and North Western stock is now quoted 911 to 1 ; Great Western, 531 to 641; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 951 to 961 ; Midland, 971 to 981; London and South Western, 93/ to 96; Great Northern, 261 to 26 per share ; and Eastern Counties, 191 to 1. The Indian shares remain dull. 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Nos Caws el Leafs UDIAT btu:lA.l Irsit.llaultuf I.teulas 5 IT 24( 4 MONEY IL4RWE7—TIibS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The fends to-day are flat, and a reduction of per cent. has taken place. In the other depart ments of the Stock Exchange the tendency is also less favourable. The demand for stock has subsided and speculative realisations continue to be elf.cted. Consols are quoted 981 to 1 for money and the 12th inst. India Stock has been dealt in at 220 to 222 ; the Indian Four per Cent. De bentures of the first issue, at 991 to t : India Bonds, at 12s. prem.; Bank Stock, for account, at 227; Exchequer Bills, March, at 345. prem. ; ditto June, at 28s. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, at 1001. Foreign stook market is inactive, and in some cases prices are slightly lower. The Turkish Six per Cents. of 1854 have receded to 981 to 97, and the scrip of the New Loan, to 1 dis. to par. The Brazi -1 lion Loan of 1858 continues to meet with inquiry, and is marked Ito 11 prem. Spanish and Portuguese Bonds are also inquired for, whilst Mexican and Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., re main dull. Sales are recorded as follows: Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 97, 971 ; Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 17 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001 ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 20t, ex div. ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 901 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 471 ; Sardinian Five per Ceuta., for account, 931; Spanish Three per Cents., 481; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 301; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864,964, 97; ditto Six per Cents., 1858 (scrip), for account, 1 dia. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 240,0001.,ex the Ocean Chief and Suffolk, making an ascertained total of 480,0001. since the date of the last return, which stated the aggregate at 19,290,4791. It is computed that about 320,0001. in gold remains still undisposed of, and will be sent in almost immediately. In the discount market yesterday there was a good demand for money, the general rate for bills of a high class being 21 per cent, with exceptional transactions at a fraction lower. At the Bank the applications were upon a very moderate scale. From the appearance of the Constantinople ex changes it is considered probable that the Turkish government will be enabled to draw for the first t• 11121) The two iirst ar specie renn uices w vet. ins - annul, :allay due Aspectvd tha fitaSeptetaier and Bth inst., will probably he thus provided fur. The telegram announcing the arrival of the mail steamer at Suez, with dates to the 15th of Ailing from Melbourne, is now considered over due. rhe intelligence by this opportunity will probably in clude the sailing for England of the ships Aginoonrt, Lincolnshire, and Marco Polo, with a large amount of gold. The Mexican dollars by the Parana were dis posed of yesterday at 4s. Ilid. per ouncs,showing an a !vane. of Id. compared with the price realised for the remittance by the previous Mexican packet. A small supply by the steamer which arrived in the middle of last month was sold, however, et a some what higher price. The Chilian dollars have also been placed at 4s. llid. per ounce, being a rise of Id. The Brazilian gold coin, ex the Tamar, hu been sold at 775. Sd. per ounce, and will, it is stated, be returned to Brazil by the steamer leaving on the 9th instant. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally rather firmer. As regards short bills on Amsterdam a more favourable quotation was estab lished. Bills on Vienna and Hamburg, however, were in demand, and the quotation for the latter was rather lower. The current rates are shown below: Amsterdam, three months, 11.18 to 4 • ditto, short, ILI6I to 181 ; Rotterdam, three months, 11.18 to 4 , Antwerp, three months, 25.35 to 40; Hamburg, marts bunco, there months, 13.8 to 4 ; Paris, three da eight, 25.124 to 20; ditto, three months, 25.35 to 40; eu-the4dains, three months, 119 to 4 ; Petersburg, per tenbie, three months, 86 to 4; Vienna, off. go., three mouths, 10.11 to 13 ; Trieste. no., three months, 10.11 to 14 ; Madrid, three montha, 481 to 49, Cadiz., three months, 494 to 1 ; Leghorn, three months, 29.95 to 30 ; Genoa, three months, 26.50 to 6 ; Naples, three months, 401 to 41 ; Palermo, three months, 1221 to 123 ; Messina, three months, 1224 to 123 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 621 to 4; Oporto, 90 days, 421 to 4. The Admiralty have received tenders for the conveyance of the Australian mails, by steamers, be tween this country and Australia, with a branch between Marseilles and Malta. It is understood that the Peninsular and Oriental and Royal Mail Steam Companies have sent in tenders. The latter will convey the mails rid Suez until February next, when their present contract with the government will expire. Another proof of the utter uncertainty attaching to all attempt* to value the assets of a mismanaged bank is presented in the announcement that the liquidators and committee of the Western Bank of Scotland have resolved to make a call of 1001. per share, in addition to the one of 251. previously made. There is too much reason to fear that this heavy call will complete the ruin of some of the poorer shareholders. It was noticed yesterday that most of the north-country railway stocks, including Cale donian, North British, and North-Eastern, were depressed ; and some of the sales were said to be for account of persons who hold shares fn the Western Bank, and who are obliged to realise stock in order to meet the calL The following notice has been posted in the Stock Exchange this day : Cape Town Railway and Dock Company, Oct. 6,1858. Dear Sir,—Be so kind sa to announce, for the information of the members of the Stook Exchange, that we have this day waled the contract for the execution of the railway from Caps Town to Wellington with Captain Gallon, the agent of the colonial government. (Signed) G. 'Arnow Baowirs, Managing Director. Mihill Slaughter, Bag. The London agents of the Italian Junction Rail ways Company give notice that every subscriber of two shares of 101. each (with 61. per share paid) must exchange his certificates for one share of 201. (with 121. paid). The directors also give notice that the second call of 21. per share on all shares (61. paid) will be payable by the 20th inst. In the stares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company a more favourable impression has been produced by the statement that satisfactory signals have latterly been received at the Newfoundland end of the cable, as well as by the receipt by the company of a more encouraging report from Mr. W. T. Henley, the electrical engineer. This document will be found in another column. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, ea given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening: Insurance Sluires:—Atlas, 171; Bane, 8i ; Globe, 97 ; Ciaardisa, 61; Indemnity Marisa, 160; Imperial Lite, 191 Law Lite, 831; ditto Fire, 4; Legal wad General We, 43; Liverpool mad London Fire and Lib, sot ; Maria., 93#, 94; Phenix. 174; Rot* Lift, B i. Gas end Coke Companies :—Cryead Palace Nark*, 101, 101 ; City of London. 100 ; Imperial, Now, 301, as div. ; ditto Continental, 603; Ratcliffe, 164 ; 17nited General, 18, 181, ex div. ; Westminster Chattered, 63 ax div. ; ditto, New, 121 ex div.; ditto, Western A, 101. Waterworin Storks :—Berlin. 93 ; Rest Laudon Four per Cent. Preference, 261 ; ditto. Five per Cast. Preference, 28 ; Oread Junction, New, 35; Southwark sad Vauxhall, 100; West Illidditkez, 107. 108. Canal Shares .—Hirminzharn, 921, ex ; Kennet sad Avon, 6 ; Rochdale, 84 ; Regent's, 161 ; Stafford and Wor cester, 600; Warwick and Rapine, 9. Bridres :—Waterloo, Old Annuities of 81., 30; ditto New of 71., 24; Vsaxhall, 19. Docks :—Viotoria, 102. The half-yearly interest is advertised on the Panama Railroad Seven per Cent. Bonds of 1865, 1885. TV/ISDAY Eva/cum. In the Stock Exchange today there was rather more disposition to realise at the improved quota tions lately established. The funds closed the rams as yesterday; bat in most of the other markets a drooping tendency was observable. Ac regards English, Scotch, Canadian, and Indian Railway shares, sellers predominated. The dulness of tho markets, however, was in no small degree attributa ble to the inactivity of business. For the moment, the stimulus imputed to speculation by the rapid influx of gold into the Batik seems to have worn off, although the eff, eta of the movement must be solid and permanent. Console, which closed yesterday at 981, "sellers," for the 12th inat., earl, d to-day between 983 and 98} to 3, and cloaed at 983, " sellers. For money the last price We. 993 to 3, and for the 10th Nov., 981, " buyers." The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 98t, 983 ; ditto, for account 1 12th 0c , .), 981, 981 ; India Stoc, 222; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, 993, 993 ' • ditto of the second issue, 991, 991 • India Boode , 12a. prom. 'the March Exchequer Bills were quoted to-day 345.t0 375. prem., and the June at 28s. to 28s. prom. In the foreign stock market there was a moderate amount of buataess. The Turkish Six per Cents. of 1834 were press, d for sale, and receded, towards the middle of the day, to 983. The closing quotation was 98/ to 973, being 1 per cent. below teat of yes terday. The scrip of the New Loan, after being marked 3 ptem., closed flatly at par to prem. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. were again inquired for. The New Brazilian Loan was dealt in from 3to 13 pram. Mexican Bonds were dull, and Portuguese, Spanish, and Venezuelan well supported. Bank shares to-day were very quiet. City Bank were quoted 11., and Oriental Bank 10a. lower than yesterday. Camels Land and Electric Telegraph stocks were quoted better. London General Omni bus shares have receded to 23 to 23 per 41. share. The A shares of the Oriental Inland Steam Com pany (lOf. shares with 81. paid) were officially marked to-day prem. MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLooic. Inactivity continues to prevail in the mining mar ket, and the transactions this morning have been chiefly confined to shares in Great Wheal Alfred, Wheal Mary Ann, and Wheal Trelawney. Great Wheal Alfred shares are fiat, and are marked in the Stock Exchange 3f. Tamar Mine shares have also been dealt in at 121. 6d. _ _ _ Manquita sharem are marked 17d. 6d., and Port Philip, 12a. 6d. Foreign descriptions arc generally quiet. The 30 days' grace allowed for payment of the call of 11. on the shares of the &maw Mining Company expired on the 2nd inst. ; and i! . appeare that the cell haa not been re sponded to by the majority of the abareholdere, only 1,682 Vale oi 'ice : , Mite soilyeetaly.DLeprcals cre, esespeled as }Mose : . . Sms Per ton. No. 1 .... 37 .... £l3 13 0 .... L 8. d. 605 1 0 62 0 0 98 16 0 103 4 0 £769 1 0 STEWARDS' PLATE. One mile Queen of the South, Eardrop fielonTca, Simpleton, Pri chum the Second, Subterfuge c, Palm Leaf, Kileby, and Eltham Beauty, are here. LATEST BETTING. CKBAREWITCH. 12 to apt Emma Cm& (t) 14 to Yale= (,) 14 to Primus (t) 16 to Happy Lind 30 to 'talk (nE) (t) 40 to Janet (t) 1000 to 10 Hydnotal (t) 2000 to 20 Samoa (t) THE SUSPICIOUS DEATH AT RUNCORN.—Yeater day, the inquiry touching thodeath of Frances Judos was re sumed, before Mr. Cobb, deputy-coroner, at the New fen, Runcorn. Mr. Cooper, elingeoo, said he had made • post ettorkm examination of the body, and, though he had found several bruises in different parts, he was of opinion that they were of long standing, sad that deossesd bed died from apoplexy. In reply to • juror Mr. Coop er said that if the heed et the deceased had bead; bumped" whist the floor =mesa Parka would have been found. The jury returned • verdict it imoordanos with this evidence., said the two prisoners, having been taken before the magi,- treles, were discharged. Ova Arcipzers.--On the 25th ult., Mr. J. Woods, jun., of Moulton, while shooting in the parish of Classley, Cambridgeshire, was loading the mooed barrel of a double-barrelled gun, when the other barrel, being on the halt tuck, went off, I:hattering his hand In • dreadful man ner, and rendering the immediate removal of the thumb and forefinger neceessry. Mr. J. Woods, sae. and father of the young man, writes to the Cambridge lastipeadeat, warning sportsman of the danger incurred by • too common negligence in reloading one barrel of the gun without fully %mocking the other, and urges parents never to allow their MM. ' when commencing shooting, to omit It. The practice of drawing the gun through the hedge by them:Luis is one from which even more and mere writing sextielenta have occurred, and against which young sp - irtsmem should be moat impressively warned.—A fatal and most ditreeelag balsam happened on the 23rd ult., to Mr. John Yew, Meer, at Nepal. Mr. Maosr, while out wW o two friend., having plead from one field to asodear ' a hedge, was drawing his gnu after him, when the heerwer wee caught by a twig, and the contests of the barrel were discharged into his stomach, and entered the heart. His friends, who had referred entering the field by a gate, were scarcely Oile to roach him before he wee dead. The deceased has left • widow and three ehildnm. Solna KENSINGTON Moe=N.—Daring the week ending 2 2nd October, the visitors have been se follows: Oa Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, fret days, 3,997; on Monday and Tuesday ( tree e 6,670. On the three student.' days (eduirelon to the public 64.), 862; one stu dents' evening, Wednesday, 114. Total, 10,613. From the opening of the Museum, 623.191. MODE.RN Novels.—The old steady-going novel waders must find themselves hardly used ; their author now insist on dealing with all tandem a tf they were in their second childhood—no aratmeumnt without instruction. The writers' main °ldea, in half the one, two, and three volumes of fiction which are poured fresh upon .am every math, is to melts connete to sort pet theory, uniteed of weaving scenes of "breathier interest' sad "striking catern,phas." The dense I. 'try considerable, and not altogether for the balm We mime the tower, and are mot much the better he the nietregtion ; which , Indeed, most cossolentions nowd-reelonijohoionely skip as far as poseibis. Sere years sue.~ it wee thought part of a wise rarer to keep arm& either entirely oat of young people's way, or at all tram to exercise a very strict sad asalises right of seletdra ; and certainly the eqie of some el the snob of thee day abundantly jamiied the preereths. It these penes days we have (Mall we say a pier ~aeM, or ad, a men sessiuve propriety?) shin oar sad her writers of action waive to *Sod suelaet decency awl acuity. Bull, the dotards ounsierebh has sot expired. Idasztuma and KOVININIIINNI, and Other authorities, still feel it incumbent oa them to visor the pretty std sad blue volume which now court youthtul resins with a doable attraction, the fair outside giving hopeful promise of whet masts he within. There are now high-church, low-eharelt, sad no-church novels, not to be chstinguished by their eseddee ; and seek elms, according to cirento straor, riled irgerous le the pease of &nabs.; for these pe nny w mobs mere aesverta than any popular . It It be tame, ea Herbert as" that "• mess nosy each him wham a sermon flies," !t Is gabbro Mee that ► novel will catch men? a 'May sheep tale mead l 7 a serums. Bat each convert., se may well bs supposed, generally .how more enthuoisom than wisdom ; sad, on the whole, we incline to pretor pare /01:1111111011, as food for the 7,14 , 00 intellect, to rtlioioue or political con *rover:l.—Bled rood. Alva:me, for October. 71 . 1 111 Si Ai Si if 14 No. 2 .... 6 .... 14 8 0 .... ii - o: i :::: iio - : i :::: is :::: 8 :::: 812 0 Ty LSDAY EVIINING. In the mining market to day transactions took place in shares in North Baseet, East Basset, Alfred Console, Great Wheal Alfred, West Wheal Grenville, North Robert, and Kelly Bray, but business gene rally was limited. Santiago Mining *bares were flat. Port Phillip Mining were also more offered. United Mexican, on the other hand, were quoted rather better. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAL The wheat trade in Merk-Isne this moraine. was doll at Mondv's quotations. Flour unaltered In value. Choice malting barley fully as dear. Other descriptions 44 eRketed. Outs could not be purchased chuaper than in the beginning nu the week. Beam and peas unchanged. ARRIVAL'S INV, Lags 11 4 1:1 FROM OCT. 4 TO OCT. 6. WWI& 1 -.wren. m. Fond a. 11113466 N0r*?2241 10 (Au 1 10 0 )4.1* siso ruag;ibei'rioi.gly3; Toni& Plow. 200 5a.311.5.. MINCLYCI-LANE.-THIS DAY. St GAR —The public sales are going off without epirit, at about previous rates. Refitted dull; lumps, 53a. to 55e. Corran—The small public sale did not show any mate rial alteration in prose. Tae.—The market minim firm, but there is a want of activity to the demand. Common Cougott mold lOid. COCOA.—Grey to red Trinidad sold, the former 48e. to 525. red. 545. to 60a. Rica sold at about 3d. decline on last week's prices. BALTP WEE remains firm. Corrow.-400 bales sold at previous tutu. Coca prim. sol I at pnv.ous rides. Betcas.—The large public sales are progressing at about last week's prices. Xarkets generally are quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm. Town tallow le quoted 60e. 3d., nett cosh; Petemburg Y. C. on the spot, 60..; October to December. 49a. 9d.; ditto, eeparatelb 60e.; January to Karat, to 50a. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARLET.—(THIS DAY.) Mann,. Pattendro nod Smith report that the market is Ana at improving prices for doe Sasses. The daty is vari ously animated ►t from 210,0001. to 250,(001. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wylam, 14s. 6‘l . Holywell. lea. 6d.; Natbertos Sa 15s. 6d.; Byas'a Beheld. Hartley, 16..; Bye a Tangelo! Moor, 13..; Bttddl.•'a West Hartley. 16a.; Walla End Edda 16e. 9d.; Walls End Russell's Hatton, 16a. 9d. ; Walls End Byron, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 16a. 3d.; Walla End Shornellfft,l6a. 3d.; Huwell Gam, 131.-67 Alps at market. BURNING A CANDLE IN BED.-011 Thursday night, about halt• put 12 o'clock, a family, near Lynn, were disturbed by the cries of the maid aervents, and on bottom. They room found the bed in flames from top to They instantly procured water and enoingalatted the with no other damage than the lose of the bed mini the rather severe burning of one of the fingers of one of 3 & astranta, and the alarm of the family. But the wipe wee most providential, as it toppers that the eerventa fall asleep with the candle on the pillow, and were awakened by a *ark failing on the hand of one of them. Had it Ulna on her dress or on eke bad-clothes, in all probability they would have lost their lives and the house beau burnt to the ground.—Lye's Advertiser. ETON COLLEGE.—THE PRINCE CONSORT'S PiliKT.3 oa MODIEN LANOVAOP4I.—The examinations in the French and German languages, which commenced on Mon day, the 27th rail.. a included on Saturday Mat, and the treat was given out by the head muter in school yesterday at noon as follows. —French—Vow de Weyer, 1; Mr. Cadogsti, 2. Splect—Dallas. A moult, Puller, ma., and Mr. Cent:gun, ma. Examiner—M. Dupont, Weeteniustse School. and Examiner for the Civil Service. German—Boeanquet, 1; Mr. Dome.. 2. Select—Brownrigg, ma.. Butterworth, Bering, and Lord Boriugdun . Examinee, Dr. Bachttehn. There was no Italian prise awarded ihis year. MEDIEVAL KALENDARI3.—We may here VtlUil* how very pleasant a eubjeet pig-killing appear* to have Nen aomenamsnataoonsmthitlraeFofie:ll7to.F‘h•utr:iiumilhbafrhniognrilur.kman.Wdbee:anfezvd;witranlioo:ht'sri.ekdedmcbr a . f h o um w tt u te nl er. di s p tig i oe t h . , nearol ooking t An ikov ne ollyue: of e, 'l3ptthereiotpirurimyn'oilmeitoitemob°cil,ttthotehfeigitrhftethbor7alekmotibthelinntuwthitceemt °roweled queen of France, the reader would scarcely believe that so revolting, es well I. homely a subject would find a Owe; but them, fi nished with the delicate minutiae's of a Tonkin, is • fat plx, hang up to a stout staple by Ire hind legs, its throat plat cut by a very comphicant-looking butcher. whole a nett-handed Flemish damsel, with coif and apron white as snow, is gleefully holding a huge earthen (Rah, evidently indulging In gleam:it anticipation' of future black pudding*. What a dainty picture "to met before a Then F' and how illustrative of that coeresenees of taste which his cbarecterired the Flemish school through every period of fie artistic ltiairgy. Very different are the Italian illurtratione of the kalendar. Delicate wreaths of &were, arabesque borders, enclosing the signs of the zodiac, each sign sometimes exquisitely painted in natural colours on a rated gold ground sometime, like cameos, and In such tine relief that. we al most involuntarily touch them; and are surprised to fled that they are not raised. Sometimes, in addition to Or. pion • Moen firore, rouged In the occupett ma of the month, Orland beside. Three are exquiritely finished in the mime' of King Retie --a beautiful volume, which, although executed in France is unquestionably Italian in its character ; sad In this, each page of the kalander has in addition a beautiful lisle bird perched at the top—tbe nightingale reproseottog May while robin redbreast where in December erarterly Review, fur October.