The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-25 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIOhNeIi (THIS DATJ COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Mum lb. Coulombs!" Hulroyd.) Jir.cluKsX.—cAra 4.,/ A itattwAT cONTILICTOIL. The baultrapt, i'bontst; inClinost, described es a °entreetor r public word., .1 rAllOon.strevt. City, petitioned the court nJ,f the: arrengeoomt dames cm the 20th ult. In he pit tom he plated that kis inability to inset • rot atermente arum frow the refusal of the Riga rl Dunabeirs Railway company (for whir•h the petitioner er tiny contrecter) tops; to the petitioner certain large ease of coney due tabus toms than, sod the eeisuro by the cow trey of bia pleat and woks at Riga. The statement of or. hied •Ma the petition tennis the following items: To ,rolittot use, ured, 40,7641., ditto esoursd, 33,036/.; 1.9 i. (a. ne of whirl are especial to be pr„tvatl against the ratter), 51,3471. By Riga and Duisburg Railway, 190,0821.; Into m pleat, 20,00.1.; good debtors, 4,6611. mid 1,2101.; gash ant I,th, in hand, 2871. ; rash at hotel, Baby, 2121. • rerrt7....:,8301, from which has to be deducted—auditor; t,, be pm 1 m hill, 33,6311., leering 29,1991. — IL; aw th• tint Sattiair appotitsd ''''''' the estitlcs lot arras zerwat. It appearing to tbe medium" that at was &d -rat, to haw the muter levestigated is banktepley,t/se usual .a,, f • e• owls Wijcerstag the owe tete open court, wed the las kruptcy nil be putted secant tag 17. IN at TM lesalhaap4 daewiead as a earrlawaleael maaafaetnrer, of %osmium Caaameay, aad d NI eecheseer, applied fur tie crrtideLeet, 111 aeceuata thaw Hakim of anew. and rauston 4,566 L, sad liatilities of 2,8301, 2,0001. of which .rr owed is bo is russet or • anapany called .` The Loadou and ii , rongh Shwa Wheal Couipany," in abaft the banal apt had bun • boxlike of sham to tits extent of MOW 1,650, the *marl value 4 thrsberes L.,101. each. The aims are re tamed at SAM la good &Lee, and 1,3141. in trader moldy WM se aecurity. Against proles vr.747.: lbws 1,633 l , and Papaws, sad kunst 7121. Aa aljrarausat was ordered, lo gin opportunity for the isdleatisa dr sonata. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (7'813 DAT.) OLD COURT. (BAN the letearise.) Maas Ferrer • very pentlemealy-looklng young IMAM, who bed pleaded ' guilty he the dirge d Meeting gest SDL, the memiety of the City Bush wee Imre& miter Yeillgareat. It emend that the prienter, wbe Is very reepeetably eassecesil, bed been ta theservies of the husk for three yews, sad his salary had been imbed tram &W. to 1004. a rm. W, it appeared„jobted some bowleg meaty will& hod hd Winte sod the mush wee that he leek mime mos that were heeded Islam la ble {saltine es oh& he the , sad embed them to his own me. e r. 4 01 a rd uns eMa a re e tly amok the court to peas a lenient enema epos the primmer, Amid that ha wee very eel hie Minds, who were highly respectable. wosld ma; hao se andertsigag to read him out of the °peaty, if a heist mimic were primed upon him. He also stated that the task was fdsmni6d, and the sureties of the primmer W pad the emoset. The Rwarder ead It was a very 10140011 offence, sad the neat wee boned I. treat all pieties who came babe it dike, est se • weenteg to ether preens ht the parities at the pri mer, he felt compelled to senteam him to three yews' penal servitede. Loves Ary6,a.s Alma • Freedman. orhosalceee stood over from the lam lemon, suerendered to take kis trial upon dam of ottaeiag a forged acceptance to . foreign bill of evebasee. . . _ - Die ineecatoc, who is also a foreigner, wee celled epos L.• recoproacrs, but he dal sot appear, sad the Plieb ccewequaatly acquitted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) A IMMIX= THIN. fat,,,k Marry., tailor. wee laillrged with stealing two run& of eice... value 155., the peeper, of Yr. D. Soars, tobacco manufacturer. Diahopallattentiest. ilealente was gi•Pil to show that hat night, whits the shop was fall of customer', the grimmer, who was a little this mew for liquor, embed in the shop, aged a parcel contals hit two foetid. of cigars which was tylug aw the "eats, ad tbn rushed oat wig without squids( • word. If. was yenned and collared by the shopboy widt the goads is Ids locionicat upon which ha begged hard to be forging, bathe' yr bladed over to • The Lard Mayor--What = you got to say, pris ms: Primmer—Why, =think, my lo r d, on ly th is—that I was urribly druak, sad don't remember anything about It. Odlear—His was a little drank, my loud; but he hew am, will what be was about, end OM isn't the drat time be ham esmminsd hhosalf so. He bad facatean days Is August Oat Mobs* • kidney, and be la shwas( always is think, he is • gonad tailor, mad eau ISM *styr, al assay whey Lord Mayor- Yee, like many otbera, ha likes drinking knot than work, and o'4 works when canpalked hi order that Im may drink. Mr. Goodman (chief okrk)—Well, fta lucky ha is a good warkmaa. Plenty of talkers are 'mita la the rime jest SW, NA ha will hare to chow Ida ability la aka{ way, with- Per —o 4 I Sall be set happy to :make arse( e vierfal—(lesibut)—bat those like a little drop Row sad How _t lo prism for too moue,. WESTMINSTER, Jame ileunts Ewe, a carpenter, was charged with mew wiring a reps span Maga/et Lack, 24 years of age. The a seateely-attired plain year WIMIN. her ~Ideas as follows is a very low tone wet to , Walworth.road, near Keziniegtos-gate, M , sad waa commg hoer from tree at about seven m ett, when I stoked prisoner the way to where 1 Her, 29, Loilinaton-toreet. Hs said he would walk with me se tar as Vauxhall-Midge sad wine we got to the Kenning toet•road be slot at a pnblic•hoess, and saked me if I would ye sews ale, sad r I had just observed It woo very foggy, I did as. He the walked with me over the bridge, Title yr MOO, eight o'clock, and be sated me to ham loom pie sad eater. lat err refused, but he pushed the into a Mier End I had some. I the felt very di:ay, and said I seem ge berm, as my friends would wonder why I was eat eo bat I was induced hi ge wir him to WerMastar-bridge wrote 1e was to get rethes M ter him home. Ws trot tats mother pahno-tabs owe the bridge. on the left hand Irk* after rich be Wad as to go to the Veber hall-price. I rw fraell,l het we rat to same peewallow" place, and I re erre himprieg tearer breprdee Humphreys lier captained that there we* tee as tire sue plans, 004 pray gaffe," in the New est, Preeecutriv continued-141d not want to stay there, bat hs wade me pit doles, and I remember that he placed his lade am my papa Rare. times. I cannot remember say more, fur 1 was impartible, until I fetid myself lying upon sir atm'. bed Lillingtdmarect. Verderiek Reinter*, • cab driver, said be was celled last night mar Lambeth Chareh, where he saw Um proeeent rim "hell-ruing, holy-mandiore, sett tho wall. insensible, something like it." She was mated into the cob by the plismaec and a gestleroan, and when he hEll driven to this aide of Vanthall.tridge the woman weed to be a little better, end l td bor ors past Ln whets the nth wash go. John Smith, 2f2 S, said prisoner was given into his amid, by pemenutrix's fondle", for drugging his sister sad ow.notting s rapt. She was incireible, and a could sot make bar understand anything, sad the pawner said ha was ig•misi of the charge. Me, William Mr hart Whitmwsh, adstat to Mr. Gorge Peane, M.R . O S., 10, Regent.edreet, Wectolitiner, gave evidence, clearly proving that the oft nos had been fully and neatly oauvonftei, and attended with great vi. truce, and that nervy lag led to ilia conclusion that the pns was the guilty puny- She bad bitten bur lips ray mush, sad bleed trove the wounds was a her bonnet strings. She Licht ham bitten bar 1114 is h.r reristanee ; she was aithaish rbe bad t tle.n very little to drink. The brother rta , ral that from the Aleonienni slated her deem, bar is...motility, and other ...rockfalls circumstances, be heel riven the Ifir.r.rr into custody. Hi. sister we. a INTS , nwv!eet, well-eoadott ea l girl. Mr, l'e)riter tbonelit ths offence had berm committed in Futrey, sad an—eduigly mat tie cam to the Lambeth polio. mart. MARLBOItOCOII-11TIRET. CIIIIIOZ o.* AoomAt LT ACID ROMNIIIIT CIT A lIOLDIZIL 746awdalet. s tee woo of the &Lae reedier Over., was deemed before Mr. Begin a. Mime Charles GoNseolte. errand 1...1 to Mr. Haab, hatter, sad I% tag at 4, lieetertoe•plise N SolAreve-erem, 1 4 1 lbw Ls the prevothe eight he had jest ealered Hylle-lowft. fest Greeers wn.o the soldier net hew. sad, he.,., salt easnettog ste.tit light., hogs& erashleg tome bus be bed in Inc. le being hie custom to take 11 " o beers wilt biro. sill the thew bark the nest eseso4 of retonaing the ,tame eight He called out '' Marla," tellin g th e eoldier he was breaking btu bate, whew he rep li ed. "I'll hre..k your tuck." and lefteediefoll7 eriml a hallo be bed is hie hawk oaf o,orb him "• head with it, khked hue, awl thew rat off Irak It WNW*. tit mottoise, wytee, " Now I'm steer some owe elem." Prise.? said sena hoye bee esseyed bus with bikes to fthe fog, bet tbu was desied by the boy, who data that then were ao others present, mad by labs Rreob, a y oung hying st M , fl.nriette cored, Caireadieb-oquare, who aloe Plead wine the moldier strike sea kWh the boy, aad ruo of wile hie Lauda., saying iltat he visit break his telt" before doing an. Debell, OM A, pr0..4 tably the primer tato eutody, Gad that be wr not affected by drink. Mr. Beeflee (to the primmer'. sergeset)—How bag has the primmer Wee la the rwritnent? Sera...at—Your or lir e years. He hes *ever bees fa eboree .4 civil power before. sec to a pablic court, sad owly had trifhei charge. Wen the latter, autheddes. Xi. Bond—What do you mesa bI trifling. What has ha bola clawed with, I oak? ' deals to answer that qualost, then. Iteadoa—Thea, mite to your commasdlag omeor Masi him you maw to answer me. The primate is Sad 64, or two mouths ha default. WORSHIP-STREET. ♦ atsocun Wollt‘t . . . - . . • lAwicl Fit:gerald and JoageA Smith, sac ogly-framod taws, Wen charged before Mr. D'lfyar tart with bargtarlottaly wank* and stealing a garatity of bad clothing, weariag wwwl and other artldaa the property of Mr. liennory, Clrl~atrret, Curtain-mad . The wife of the prank-Moe In this cue played a most ma *now pert. Last evening she left her hones, taking tb• nmeentlen to lock the door, as her husband was oat and the only Wastes were two children is bed above. Although absent bat squatter of an hoar, she found on returning that Urge wee • Wig ill the parlour. Bbe opened the shatters sad pereelvei both plessees busily sagmed ransacking a dust oldrsteme. leateatly she gave an dam by screaming Merder," len the window ;open, and, without ardsllcer meistenes, entered the room taat way. The appneady astonish. 1 at such a resolute act, 71171/1Z fags the beck yard, but Boding it impossible to elect as escape that way, returned, sad dm Pits ..raid, the tallest and strongest of the two, was seined by bar, she very prudently having withdrew'. the bolts of the tress door, previously s ecured .. by the burglars, that her neighbour. might enter and assist. Fur more than tea minutes she struggi,l ..;tb the man, and then several persons pled s -teem, and ^Oared the thieves until the antes! if a police assemble, Bliar7 77 0, a detective, prodwat a 'Witco key he totted cm Smith at the stance. house, sad Evans said that, above a dozen of this deserip tia•s7Mglartes had Lees committed withla a wry short ewe of bow. D'Sywourt ezprewed his intention to mend the prieosere for hid, and tboy wen ronesdad for the completion of the &position. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1859. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. On sLacraic TzLeourz.) MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) CAMBRIDOISHIRR STAK FS. Red Eagle .. .. .. Ariedee .. .. .. Meg Murrill"' .. .. •. Thirty raa. Waa by half e My". HANDICAP. T.Y.C. _ - - - - -- - Comforter, 3 ynt,6saii; • ical, 3 yrs, Ost Zb ; Rams Avis, 3 yrs, 7st 121 b; Cystitis, 9 yes, 7st 101 b; Pawns, 2 yrs, 6.t 1010; Possarrs, 2 yrs, bat 91b; liperrow Mist, 2 yrs, Gs 71b; Hasler f, 2 yrs, est 51b; Fair Mai m eat, 2 yrs, Sit; Basnraz f, 2 y+, 6st 71b. All an £5O PLATE. KAI._ Zayder-Zee, tlairari. eoniraCt,iom Grubb Part, Bastion, and Starke. All are hare. VO PLATE.....IAst threemilea. Yorkshire Grey, Lady Bird, Simple Simon, Lottery, Tormentor, itoaamond, Steppingstone, Pomona, Runlet, Pitman, Pax, Jenny Lofty ley% Weataerbound, Whitewall, end Neptelemns. All are lore. SELLING STAKES. Last ball of Ab. M. Towle, Swarths., Brine, Harwood, Low, Botterrup, f by Conaanight Ranger, Circles* Lady Faloaner, Edmund Olb Kean, prlng. All Onset, ars bars. Kitty Kingston, Brockatuan, Flainpar, sad LATEST BITTING. CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 16 to 2 apt North Limola (t) 9to 1 Ardor (t) 10 to 1 100 to 12 to 1 Petr BMM a t) (t) 100 to 7 Lot, (t) 100 to 7(07 100 to 6 100 to 6 Mathew t) 160 to Asabamb.,. 20 to 1 litraistlit net (t s ) (t) 1030 Ms 30 Maud (t) 40 to 1 Noutstello (t) 40 to 1 Australian (t) 40 to 1 Orsostius (t) 60 to 1 ltayosafas (t) 60 to 1 MMUS (t) 60 to 1 Rad (t) 1000 to 15 Tlaltat at Laws (t) DZIIITRUCTITI FIRMS it 2 2111 WEBT-ERD.-.(THIS Darr w. Thlit mise= (Tneeden, at an early hour. consider ohie wee in the neighborhood of Brampton, wing to • fire. of • destructive charade, breaking eat ba the premier beloogtag to Mein. Jot =and Co-, dregs, amyl* en bus Mae at No. 12 Queen's-huddle" he brigade and aided twilit • good supply of water, end nearly laity hired rase, wet to work in an intrepidmenner, bet we,. naablet:= Os Items *noosed until the whole of the beck w at Kam. Joband's property was destroyed, and the re mdzeier of the same partially consumed. The premien of Mr. Bowyer are also seriously damaged by fire, and unfortunately this earnr was not insured. Mr. Cain's Moak km also suetateed great damage by water and hasty removal. This lose will fall on the County Fire-oaks. The origin of the tire la unknown. Mews. Jollend were also hewed in the County Fire-adios—The other fire leek pion the private widows of J. F. Lowy, Hen., No. tt Abingdon-street, Weetatinettr. It wee Gamed by the gentleman reading is bed, end a smirk laying hem • BOW candle set Ire to the bed and farn i ne. in the wood Imo front. Fortunately the occupant of the bed got oat absent, but considerable damage wee dose to the furniture, shriek will fall upon the Westroioster Finendlice. PRESENTATION AT BIWA DSTAIRS....On Wednes day afternoon, In the National School-rouse, • Ornmoniel, consisting of • very handsome clock, together with • coffer eastaning 600 gUineSP, was presented, is the name of 700 mbeeriters, by the Rev. C. Frederick Newall, MA., Wow best of the parish of Broadsides, to 0. C. Weiler, Esq., e nnteen, es • token of esteem and regard. EnTRAOIDINART AneSITLT.—At the pe tty gm- Acme held at A.hb.rton last week before . C. H. Mime, Mr. J. H. Amory, Mr. H. B. Wrey, asladr. Wood ley, county magistrates, Mr. Corrine our charged by Mr. John awl Littler, • young gentleman et twenty yews of elan. end •ma of the late Omani Mr John Littler, with eat mask. The defendant is the complainant's stepfather, and the widest* gives by the latter was to the effect that • short time ago be wee in hie room dressing, and had on Ma Unman end flannel shirt, when Mr. Cockeyes entered with a cane, ammapanied by Mr. Enrick, who had • walking-stki, cud firmest, • labourer, and the coachman, etch having straps. Mr. Cockeyes maid to complainant, " I have a duty to per fiters," nod am instructed Amon to seize him, but he evinced reluctance to do en. Mr. Cockeyes' then ordered Mee to take down his trousers, which, however, ones= Waned to de, upon which Mr. Cockeyes did it numbed Me complainant on the bed, and commeaced can him. He gave him 20 lashes, upon which the complainant asked bin low may more he was to have, and defendant said, " I shall complete the number of 39." He then pushed up comphditant's shirt and struck him over the tack and awe, leaving blue stripes there for some time afterwards. For the defence it wee urged that the punishment was only a reasonable on. for am, matter alleged against the mespialeast. The chairman said, in giving judgment, that the tie fandeut was convicted of a cowardly, bruml, and bedecentaseasalt. The bench had at lint considered that they meld rely do their duty by eroding the we to the sessions. They had, however, resolved to indict on him a p ena lt y of 61, or, is default of pigment, to be meta gaol for two mont4., with hard taboo,. A RUNAWAY LoCoMOTlVE.—Between 5 and 8 *Work ea the morning of Friday lest, one of the locomotives at Fetworh, who's seem lad been got op for its morn. lag trip to Throe Bridgert, tusezpsotedly rushed past the Horsham Motion, to the sitnishment of the railway esennts who ware at that bows busy In their wad avocation. For tunately one of then, who knew something of the mammo nist of an oscine, and who no that the n.= was nearly used up for the time, followed after, and overtook it at some Menace on the branch to Three Bridges, and worked it bark poet the Northern station. The engine was unite oseupanted by Sins driver, stoker, or carriages, and had it not been for the perranrion taken by this young wen to get the engine clear of the Horsham and Three Bridge, branch tome onions mischief might hen followed, an s luggage train was at the time reedy due from Three Bridges. Our motion router (Mr. William.) immediately telegraphed to Perworth directing them to get up skein in eon - bee engine width they bad then in reserve, and tote la realise.' for the intoned train up. The first was, edrionne, misled altogether. The may mischief done by Ins freak of ths locomotive wee the elearlart away of Ms gales that woo skied ageism it between Horsham and Prtwortb.-Bsisses Advertiser. ACCIDENT AT lits , risrg.—Os Tuesday tales man last, as td Her. Mr. Noel, sera of the Earl of Gains. koweigh. wee &Maw his lady down Albion-bill, in a car riage draws by a spirited horse baingiss to Lord Temple. more, it took frisbe e and nut down the weep kill at a rapid gabs coming in costing Witt the lets lb. Paia's house at tie bot , oto, whoa Mr. Noel was throws oat ea ono side of the vehicle and Me lady is ds ediw, both fortunataly secapWs say material mks,. Illon• little damage wee dose to the house. - - 8TA11111K1; AT BOLTort.—On Saturday, • young miss, eared David filberts, who woe remelted on the Mon day prevae. chanted with Nubbin am of Mews. Green wood sod Hoidea's groom., ea Baadey sight, was spilt beresilit before Use magistrates, at Um Borough Court, the permute, bola, able to appear against him. Tee offence w e an fay pmt sad the primes, committed to the amino Dien! OF A CHILD MOM CHOI1110.—O• Wed• enday, while a Huh bey size yiers of ft*, sow of Kr. James watebiaaker, Ceatliddge. Scotland, was playing about Ids tatheia shop be lifted a small screw wail sad put It lets his isowtb, whew uslortasataly it got Into his gullet, sod although roadies) aid was imniediataly slat for, It wail of no avail, sad he died la s kw misistee. SHARE LIS2S--THIS DAL Two dam'. Itt The railway share market to-day is inactive, is and devoid of any feature of interest. With the ex ception of Berwick, York and North Mid land, and North British stocks, which have a declined 1 per cent., the principal lines are quoted exactly the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. London we and North Western stock is quoted 95/ to I It Great Western, at} to 4; Lancashire SI and Yorkshire, 961 to i; Midland, 1051 to;; Berwick, 891 to 90; York and North Midland, 731 to 4; Caledonian, 901 to 91, being rather firmer ; and North British, 69 to 4. Lombsrdo-Venetian Hallway shares are dull, at If to 11 prem. Great Luxembourg remain fiat The Indian and Canadian shares are fairly supported. ORDIZA.IIIT 11.11.411110 £5O /TOM. ll ' I r4 ' I " ma "'i ta tte= . i r; _ _ _ c...J. ---- ii...a.mdmaLo.. 0....4 --- - - ...,,•. ~ : aeler I De. RI is. le ge /1.• lost, a *A.= illignelea. ant • . Ills* V . Me . W ra y i Ira gies.. .. art t ..... ar . E . 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The funds are quoted about 1-16 per cent. lower than yesterday afternoon. The govern ment broker has taken another parcel of 16,0001. Reduced Three per Cent. Stock. In the share mar kets, in the absence of transactions of importance, prices are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. The scrip of the New Indian Loan has experienced a relapse of per cent., being quoted 103 to 1. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 89.30 for the account, and receded to 69.20, show ing, however, a rise of 1 per cent. since yesterday. Consols are officially marked 951 to for money, and 961 to 1 for the &clout. The present quota tions are 951 to 1 for cash, and 951 for the Bth November. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 225 to 226 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 941 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 94} to t the New Indian Loan (stock), at 1021 to 1031 ; ditto scrip, at 1031 ; India Bonds, at Is. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 275. to 30s. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. Mexican and Spanish bonds have been rather more inquired for; but generally there is no improve ment. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. amain quoted 781 to and the Loan of 1858, 671 to 1. Russian scrip is flat, end is marked 1 die. Sales are recorded u follows :—Bra zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 961; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 991 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 291, 221, 22; Russian Throe per Cents.,lBs9, 671 ; do. Scrip, 1 die.; Spanish Three per Cents. 441 ; ditto for account, 46; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 321, 33; ditto, Passive, 101; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 781; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account 671, 671, 671. FIVE MINUTES PAST Two. Consols are slightly flatter, at 95 1 1 " sellers," for the account. The steamer Royal Charter has arrived off Queens town from Melbourne, after a quick passage of 58 days, with advice, about a week later than those by the last mail. The amount of gold brought by this weed has yet to be ascertained. The Asia, from New York, has brought 45,000!. in specie. The tenders for the 423,6001. of Victoria Govern ment Six per Cent. Debentures, forming part of a total of 7,000,0001. (of which the first batch, amount ing to 1,000,0001., was negotiated in January last), were opened yesterday at the London andNestminster Bank. The attendance of gentlemen interested was large. Mr. Donald Larnach, Chairman of the Bank of New South Wales, presided. The tenders, nearly 300 in number, having been opened, the gen tlemen composing the committee of the six banks associated in the transaction were about to retire, when it was represented, on behalf of the tenderer' present, that it would be more satisfactory were the minimum or reserved price, contained in a sealed letter lying on the table, made known. The commit tee hesitated for a few minutes, and one of the mem bers explained that they had come to the determina tion not to state the minimum price, in the event of the whole amount being taken at an advance upon that price. This explanation, followed by the with drawal of the committee, was not by any means well received, bat the feeling of dissatisfaction was promptly allayed by accession of the committee to the expressed wish of the persons present : the letter was opened, and the minimum declared to be 108 per cent. The result of an examination of the ten ders shows that the aggregate applied for is 1,860,7001., of which 723,0001. is above the minimum. The highest bid was 109, and the lowed 971, but the latter, it was said, involved a clerical error, the price meant being ten per cent. higher. An amended tender from this bidder, put in after the opening of the rest, was rejected. The average price of the whole has not yet transpired, but is probably between 1081 and 1081. The result of the adjudication will l be that, of the tenders above the minimums, all the highest will be accepted in full, and others in part. The bidders of 108, or a trifling fraction over, will get none. Amongst the tenderer, for the principal sums were the following firms, viz. :—Mesers• Hitcbens and Harrison ; Mullen., Marshall, and Co.; P. Cezenove and Co.; George Burnand and Co. ; I (lapel, Norbury, and Co. ; Haggard, Hale, and Pixley; Hill, Fawcett, and Hill; Steer, Cuerton and Lawford ; Sebag ; F. Geilatly ; Linton and Clarke: D. Salmons, and Raphael and Son. Late in the afternoon the price of the New Bonds advanced to 109 to 1. The demand for money yesterday was brisker, and the supply rather limited. It was, consequently, diffi cult to get even the best bills discounted at 21 per cent., 21 being generally insisted upon. There wu, however, no revival of business at the Bank. At Amsterdam yesterday the Austrian Metallic. opened at a decline of 1 per cent., probably in an swer to a reduction of about / per cent. which took place at Vienna on Saturday. The New Indian Loan, in which yesterday was " settling day," was strengthened by continued with drawals by investors, and advanced 1 per cent. The scrip was last quoted 1031 to 1, and tke stock, 1031 to 1. About 18,0001. in bar gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation to the Continent. The whole of the 118,0001. Australian, by the Yorkshire, has been purchased for the same destination, to gether with 18,0001. in Russian and Turkish gold coin which has just came to band. The British Trident has arrived from Melbourne (in 79 days) with 131,0001. in gold, which will also be meat away. The Orwell, which was to leave Melbourne for England about the 20th of August, is known to have at least 77,0001. in gold. The advioes by the corning Australian mail are also expected to announce the departure for this country of the undermentioned vessels, with large consignments of gold, viz. :—The Andromache, Switture, Red Jacket, and Royal Charter. It is anticipated that the shipments of silver by the Bombay steamer of the 27th inst. will not ex ceed 200,00u1. or 250,0001., inclusive of 150,0001. on government account. Government, it is said, will remit a considerable sum to China by the following packet. The bar silver by the last West India packet has been sold for the East at ss. 11d. per ounce standard, being the same price as that obtained for the previous supply. In the interval, however, sales have oc curred at 5.. 2d. The ships Ellen Rodger and Thracian have arrived from China with 1,415,400 lbs. of tea. One of them brings the new season's cocgou, of which some small sales have been made at 2s. 7d. to 2s. Bd. per lb. It is at length announced that registered share holders in the London General Omnibus Company (Limited) may receive, after the Ist of November, the dividend, at the rate of 3 per cent., which was declared six months ago. The Brighton Railway traffic return showed this week an increase of 1,013/. The half-yearly meeting of the Channel Islands Telegraph Company is called for the 10th Nov. The first annual meeting of shareholders in the Queen Insurance Company was held at Liverpool on the 21st inst. The annual report showed that the income in round numbers amounted to 20,0001., and the balance in favour of the company to about 9,5001.; that the dividend on the paid-up capital was fixed at the rate of 6 per cent.; and that the com pany had organised branches in London, Manchester, and Glasgow, besides agencies in many of the prin cipal towns of the kingdom. A motion for a dividend of 5 per cent. was carried, and thanks wen voted to the directors and manager. The next Lor.3.z C.Konial Wool Bales are Ezed to commence on Tni.roday, Nov.lo. The quantity is ` - it hands is estimated at 38,182 bales, viz. Held over tram the May aad July sales. 1,746 2,132 236 524 43(1 1.255 Fish arrivals 1110 July olll 23. 8 V yinev B ,ietona Vaa Dieuten's Land 1,909 Adelaide New Zeeland Cape of Good Hops— 14,816 31,561 biles 6,13: baler A correspondent. interested in the tallow market, sends us the following : The market has been ins very quiet state during the last three or four days, with a growing disinclination to purchase on the part of both consumers and speculators. There is, therefore, very little doing, and prior have declined to 69a. 6d. cc it and all this year, and 695. 9d. to 69e. 6d. for January to March. The delivery last week was only 2,203 casks, against 2,000 in 1858, 3,119 In 1857, mid 4,034 in ' 1868. The stock 1. now 41,975 casks, against 13,877 in 1868, 22,531 10 18,17, and 14,269 in 1856. About 10,000 casks of "aorta" are for sale at 81. Petersburg, and upward', of 5,000 have beau token at Odessa for shipment to the country. MONDAY EVENINO. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 95; for the Bth November, varied to-day between 951 to t and 951 to 96, and closed at 95r. to 96 for money, and 961 to 96 for the acco u nt. no official business re port is u follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for m o n•y. 95 1. 1,1, 1, '1; ditto for account (Bth Nov.), 95t, 1, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 941, 1, $; New Three per Cents., 941, 1, $, $; Bank Stock, 225, 226 ; India Stock, 221, 221 f ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stock), 102/, 103, 102$, 103/ ; ditto (scrip), 1021, 102; ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 96/, 1, 1. Bank stock is in demand, and ruing. The Indian Four ter Cent. Debentures of 1868 were quoted 061 to 9it ; those of 1859, 961 to 97 ; and Exchequer Bills, 280. to 31s. prem. The Indian Government Five per Cent. "enfaced" notes have risen to le. 10d. per rupee. The Five and-a.Half per Cent. are quoted 24., or par. The foreign stock market wu likewise heavy in character. The transaction", however, were nume rous. Turkish stocks fell 1 per cent., the Loan of 1854 being quoted 78 to 79, and that of 1858, 67 to 68. Spanish Bonds were depressed ; the Deferred Three per Cents., after being marked 321. left off at 321 to 33. Mexican Bonds were dull, at 22 to /. The New Russian Loan was dealt in at 1 dia. Bank shares remain firm. Agra and Bank of London were quoted rather higher. London and County Bank were also inquired for. Berlin IVaterworks and Van Diemen's Land shares were somewhat weaker. Red Sea Telegraph were in quired for, and commanded 1 to 1 prem. Royal Danish Railway shares were dealt in to day at 12. DZITION NIVEL Ps. I Jos. I Mows IN. I CIL Wm. 1 aia tg iii l'.l a ll .. alliacts 1.141 , 11 16 41 'll4 l / 4 111 .. 414 410 WO 01111p4.. I.* rim s Ildows . an 1e 7 4 4. Ramsl au I.lTs. 0 Ol 416 OssmWse PPLA4.6I, IN Ithessmeds tiz. ti er it ;A , i. ..... air mi e, ILL& 11 - 11 6.118.V•41 14 1 1 Ole 0446• We le II 6 1. SI 31•44I.loot 60 3 . 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K a a a a 17 01 ` 4ia rsi MINES-71118 DAY. Two o'CLoce. In the mining market to-day attention has been chiefly directed to shares in Great Caradon, East Caradon, Wheal Grenville, North Frances, Alfred Consols, Camborne Vein, and Dale Mines. Prices are steady. In the Sto ck Exchange Alfred Coned shares are officially marked 41, and Wheal Gren ville, 4. Foreign and colonial mining shares are'quiet, at former prices. Mariquita have been dealt in at a. and North Rhine Copper (South Anatralia) at prem. The directors of the Great Barrier Land, Harbour, end Mining Company notify the receipt, from the company's solicitor in the colony, of Information that the deeds required for the completion of the purchase of the property have been executed by the vendors. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS LIVERPOOL CORN MARILET.-(THIS DAT.) (IIT BETTIS' AND IDLE MAGNETIC TILIGNAPII.) (111011 0171 OWN The demand for wheat and dour moderate with the bun geftwally to favour of buyers. Oats sad oatmeal in better enluh7 at full rat's. Barley and beans steady at tight rates. Mote demand foe Indian cern at extreme prices. MINCLNO-LANG.—(THIS DAY.) Sroas.—The Imp public mks are programing without spirit, and the market has a quiet appearance. Refined lumps remain quoted 48e. to 50s. Corrse.—lhs sales are going off at about carious rates. Tna.—About 2,000 packages of new seasons' Consom, which arrived yesterday, mold from 2s. sd. to 2e. 7d. The Board of Trade tables, to the 30th of September, are out, from which it appears the importmion for nine mouths was 51,415,00016 e.; the deliveries, 69,460,0001ba; and the stock is reduced to 58,600,0001b1. Rice has a firm appearance, with a fair amount of business bow. Run steady. Corrox.—Prices unaltered. In other articles no manila alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAT.) The market fe steady'; prior are quoted as follows : Tows net cash; Petanburg Y.C. ow the spot, 695. 91. ; ell the year, 695. 6d. ; December, 695. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Years. Davis sad Co. report trade for meadow hay brisk, at afros:lord prices. Prime meadow hay, 70e. to 765.; superior ditto, 80e. to 84a.; inferior ditto, 658. to 60e. ; town, 45e. to 655.; clover old, 00s. to 106 e. ; ditto, second cut, 61a. to 80e. ; straw. 28a.t0 We. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.) This morning were issued the Board of Trade returns for the month and nine months ending the 30th of Sept., 1539. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and nine months, including only the " enu merated" articles : For the oton , h. For nine months. 1857 18.50 1859 10,872,716 91,073,963 Including the " uttenttmerated articles," the aggregate exports stand thus : For the month. For wine months. 1857 £11,068.874 £95,735,592 1855 10,713,765 .. 86.310,323 1859 11,631,426 .. 98,037,311 LOCAL BEARE MARKITIL LIMPOO7.. OCT. :4.—The =net opened at s forther tleelloo sad went were la the middle of the day. but do= with rather s better frellnz. liirtaibod, 74 11—blaekburae. 114 1-o=doroarta. 901 0— Chr-mor sod Ho7yeead. 49 4—rartare Ooturdot. 11 1-16 '-a6—Brest Moot erns. 64 4—Learwahtra mod Teetuldro, 96? 1-4rostloo sad North moors. 961 4—P4rtheld. 341 6-91911 and, IU9 61.—N0r4 Itntoe. 491 60—Tereidts. 901 I—York and North Mid 4: land, 741 6—Lerds N or them. 444 61—Porera. 33 1-14—lletels Rhentth. dla—G=4 Trak of Cataas.96l—firert Modern of 6nada.l4l e. li ensilage, Ocr. 11.—T1ao market wee very fist. and wires were tbrou/hout the dsr. lill,tern Montle% 111—f1e14,9p. Redeem= Ole pff tent. la —Doren. . t t..o—ratledo =a. Pol—Leolr, 914-31.... 91— .141auo. 196!—Dutch Nhohlebe 4 9 16 d.—triotrlot Nook, 141 p. A SPEAKER CALLED TO ORDER.—Yeaterdaye at the State Roam, Speaker Ride, In putting the question upoc various parts of the Cornmineioners' report, termed the latter, with a peculiar air, "the learned commissioners." At length, in patting a question, he derisively alluded to the report 141 the last bit:/crie of the commimionem. Mr. Good win of Lowell arose Instanter, and made objection to the applicatioa of that term to any official document introduced in compliant* with a request or order of the home. After other business had been done, the Speaker read from Webster's Dictionary the definition of " Bulletin," and contended that he had used the word properly. Mr. Goodwin, In 'mite of an attempt by the Speaker's friends to silence him by points of order, proceeded in a courteous manner to deny that the term" Sakti's" remover applied by the house to any of Ifs documents, and it could here hems need only in attempted ridicule; the document bad teen forwarded in complience with an order of the house, end was headed in large type, "Report," .e.o. With out reeking any dincessioa, he should deemed that It be respectfully mentioned by Its proper title. The house eel dettly speed with Mr. G., end the Speaker wisely dropped the subject. The discreditable efforts of a few factionhda to further obstruct the hermonious action of the oommissioners and the legislature, meets with small favour in the latter body.—P4itors Therelkr, MASCne./TER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWA T.—The total expenses of this aceeptay'• railways, including rests, tolls, duty, Am, from July ll to October 16, 1859, amounted to 87,5611, se against 77,6571, for the ear responding period of 1868. The proportion of the South Junction receipts accruing to this company from Jul Ito October 16, amounted to 8 , 3181 . as against 6,6271. for the oae. responding period of 1838, and the expel/tee to 4,1631. ae leganst 4,2131. tiol *tier 4.1 eta rap. 0.1 re 4 in in 2 111 11 1 107 109 111 111 110 113 ltol 120 94 14 I p. eL 14 Ti 111 lie 110 110 IN 107 It N fc• WS PT ft U 110 U SI O 1 141 D IS 10 14 IS 16 10 IS 11 111 U US 141 11• la WS It 4 St SI 111 111 fif. lin 10.9 1 . 1 . Of is Ts sis us $4 64 Ind; ai i i 1 1 li 1 fl: NI in 3 - pa MYR a a 0f U rim II 11 1 1 IM li ii MP MB mg MD ii ra i M M. ••11 :1 e 7 Ise 4 ale r. z• . . or e 1 a U 19 U IU 111 119 119 I 9 4 -,i li II dLi 7 1 1 i i i s etb I )Pm 984 191 74 93$ 934 134 97 i 111.1