The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELIAGNNCX. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Con:minion., Evens.) %LULL ]bit .se the aijnurued rertorisadoa Ma* hi the ease of R hard Balked Allen, don ribed se stU lessiumes breiter, a Lloyd's Colfrohouse end AValthamstow, 1/60 err twoestly ~aegted, sad is now un d ergo i ng put el hi. sestesee In Norge, The bankrupt css brought up in custody, hut did 11.4 appear 'oft' Tha examieation mostiug IMP adjourned for two months, to pre the bankrupt en opportunity of Ming his accounts, erh, e a ere in coon If preparation by Messrs. Paul and Turner. They are extremely voluminous, and have diacloaed a liability of 100,0001. The meets hitherto realised have yielded abut 2,0001. Mr. Nlastennan appeared In support of a petition presented by Mr. Heger Caddo sad Mr. Jebn Masterman, bankers, in their harecter of trustees of the Leyton Savings Bank. The petition act forth that the bankrupt was also one of the trus tees of the Savings Bank, and in that diameter be attended the bank one eight about a fortnight before he absconded, emd received 1271. from depositors, which sum he an ro misted. The petitimmrs sated that this amount should be repaid hi fall out of the estate. Mr. Balky, os bow/ of the infante', took the objection that Ike bankrupt hod hot given 'aunty, as required by the Saving. Bank Acta. lite Honour Mid that this applied ally to the officers of the bask, sad allowed the claim. Boma few prude were admitted, and the bankrupt wee taken back in custody. IN RR DAVID The bankrupt was a oceschsodler, ofll6fmk-street, Wino:ohm's, ; Grosvenoretrest, Estaa-sonere; and Dorset attest, Psll-ntall. He Genie to Ur sewn on his own petition. This wet tie adjourned sumbetlinn nesting. An amended balenerebeet W bum Ned by Hama Hart, the amount ants, ef Island' she Mow* are las piholipal item DL TOM JAXVAILY 1, ITSO, TO JONI 16, 1869. To Creditors To ditto bolfezowarliy CV 16 11 To proth as ag 2,761 0 0 To ditto bores ocomat 6O 0 0 Liabolities t 18,600 10 9 CL - By Dubiety, good By ditto, doubtful 3Ol 19 0 By ditto, bad, £347 10a. 934 17 4 BY Praftil7 By ditto, bald bu tts 2,163 13 2 By excepted ant By booms.. By boor sad poracoul expires 37 384 6 li By koeot on realised= apropirty, Ma 4s By bad ditto fa NIL 1.3 14 0 By delleioucy let Jauoury, 1658 7,11114 9 6 Liabllitiee £19.600 10 9 After a abort ezazotaWka sif Al beekropt, wince wee conducted in private, It wee erliesieed that he would be aloud to pr. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. tr 8,11 JORX mums? 5701112.-" 111110 sem." Ilia trebled (wbe sighed tor ball) wee eppeeed by Mr. Reed es the pen . ef Mama. Tapper dealke-drapera, of Biabopegarpaerast Vita net ached • male of preemie( ball wide!' hr lasm Mee d. ..d my*ee a .tfias®t rale hem the eimmiememee. Ti. hes hem frequently preemie& thew siker as bad led bees aremied. To-day weather pmem, • kweiterta diehr, appeared le bail the Meolvent. lb melees elide* tbea Itle to mid p ee p erip his home me Penh MN. _ _ 1674 Healy etweeiwed the witseee. sad ISM dist the propeety wee worth IDOL Ile opted the intent whaler be *am the heehaw? — TM 1117•61 — ;;Ig wt keg. A trisad bed Isimpiessi Isla. _ Ilft. Caritifisara Dover—liad you as him lime Ms aurios f or. Ur. cemerealour Doves—!w bed beetw have .id WI Ism bye dere drip ere am It yes Ailed kon the permed ben tbei be WI bus pie lie. kr bre amble la maims the Alin% a/ bee. end espersed ee be peel sinetbial rem bee be rid " promisee ye!? elem pee Itael ease do sort draw 1111 NW to en on atter 11. adwiwiss do porde bed add It woe seasdaioes to see bow allidswits was ado to add bid le ad sort Tbe Cometookowa logadied do Island tameho OW el* Id ozawissese of de pageold ankh Mc Bad osswelsity prososad, osalloger low ides peostlase so le do dipped asillabsey of Ohs ball, Tbe soot Mewed to idgiddloa aed tr Iriilopeted (It le so be bead tbst tie IMO .at so a wanoloop saw persa) THE POLICE COURTS,. (THAI DAT.) NANIUON-10IIM DAWN 11011111111 T IT • POSJOSON MUM • linyiW,bettle-leses ri d haksh who popb themmef Dwane. Ara, dvll6 Wain all at eh*, win K. the peopoutri MINIM OMNI% voullsomis, Tha proMdsd to ho Immo cd the ingllds he page, although thaw woo rams to bo eathwelad 0 • 0 •104 hot mid ha sgehe Maui eme from I' sad the esswime of • Yunwe temproter therefore its raphitkm. Wend. 'ISM tuo pressadere, edd—This samdeg, shout sea doled le , I woe at the hat* tho wr whoa I saw the maw at the fast dear, Ms op tho toll of gm cloth produced, and want GI will it. IW. merhaeoly ma char him sad caught hire about hsty pods days the stmt. I mined Ms collar with our horLeudito sloth with the other, GM palled him back to Maio% when I MI Mu tills pobssmaa ems la, what he trus glveit fats moody. Lord Mayoo—Did ha say anything wham pee Mimed him, to itures—He jabbered & good deal In soma that 1 could sot understand: hut I had mu Dire ism cloth, sad I blew what that meat well enough. The Lord Mayor—Tell him what the is.. reps , sot oak him whether Iss viols, to pit say gusstices. Istarpnuar—H• rya so; no guostkes. bet IMP Wilk. to scam that be mot • are an the sew, who pm Ma • Mee of piper, awl told hint to go it. the warehouse with it, sad belig away • roll d Moth. The Lod Moor—Well, ask Ma what ha did with the P r ? atesperoo—Ba ryas dropped it It the shop, while he vw Tho .in =r— gel I Thu sot at all a likely tale. I. asp thin Mews dust Me Partridge (gralas)—No Mows Ms ben, my lad. Mr. Goodie Mid cask)-1 soy bs is ono of the let who has. hem timid out d Frem Italy to got rid of throe. nay amps ems Mt Engird; aid deem WI the this,.. when had his. Maly have Ms broimme. I should Wm M NM Mei di het sob. TM Lord Mayor—Teo • MI grids ae their bares. Mr. Ciordine•— 0, Utak. so aromity /or that day me knows Mrs well moan without dolma. The Lord Mayor—Well, be mot go to heed labour in three months. --- 6;;Tt;edticcordingly. 01JILDHALL. The farther examination of 7hawass laws the rommoo utieromw.roletiee to a elearpef to defiant, heels( bows led foe to-day, the alert woo crowded by weans who waited very patiently he awards of an hour, bat se ddiedesd appeared, Stowell bevies been admitted to hail en hoesoley last. Ur. Lewis said he hand what would be the Teeth of Seeerelfs liberation en bail, as he was too good a judge of legal awhisnee to beet this charge as • Indian maser. the a. W. Carders meld be would *strait Stowell's react nisnensf, nod time if kW boll. Mr. Lewis said M hoped the worthy Aldermen would gran a wariest, se Nat SlOWeii might be apprehended hs awbately, me be wee up to all tons of Maw, sad was babe l! ON maims tbo taus &Dewed him to get fanner away leased a appalls( here. W. Carden said et mum he should grant a transit. Oas of ths WY add that Stowell bad eel) goes to West. slaws" to see hisseasesk sod bo eagesesil bush ovary inlaid*. TM thisainn wee ilea salad ea his resegaiesacee, aad sot seewertag, the tea was soirsi le be aressiod. CLIRKINWILL. DITR•rDIXO • RAILWAY e01111•III. Witham WU bean • water, who sad he resided at Itesaanete. Mahetubter, was charged before Mr. Cords with (rondo, fr in Bernet to London in a wound-pleas canianto ra the Groat Ninibeto Iticivray without baying pi= end ht. fare, sad wide,a 'ct to avoid the eaymaat From the ovidetta of Lonaba, a ticket-collocate, It we Feared that when the 7.20 train arrived at Hollo way. the prisoner, who avid be had travelled Ns liatflel, bed ao ticket. When the train arrived at Kin's moo, the prisoner woo given into the custody of Onto, edit of the deterave officer., when the primmer said ha wan very wry; be had tramped up from Manchester, and having be wary, bad got into the train at Barnet. The pelt..., Paid in tieleace that he had beets out of wait be three maths. sod had gods on Saturday to Barnet took for waft, but aot being able to get st, and hating an VI bey. w at lab the train. Mr. Cade bid that there was plat y of work. ha Loagad. M e nadaretood there were thousands of men wanted to pent d do other work, and that then were it:oared. of bra , oh • refined to work. M.Blll(CbTeFelark)—lt la Weans, they wdl midis &muumuu." 1% , Lorne mad, as ha anderegond ft, flee meters /Id not v " 4 tM ms t cute the eu -, labeet All that the marten areal are that tee wen ab• Aid sot ample while they r• Ur* employ. Pimier rad be had applied at Mom GNAW@ sad *". ea ware. bat ORM sot get 11. E. was set oteratid with so; eocieey, hat be mil opt pt say yak. Ur. t orris rid In should sot be vegy snore, but the nil. try oncupenire must be proteend. Ple should order him to pay • of C thle of do, or suffer tire days' imprisonment is the loiouos orrection. The ciefaidast rid be had no money. Mr. Conte sod ths ptiomer would be raked until Frldsy, eud whoa he came out he had better yet work. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1839. - -- SOUTHWARK. %VTION Wilfiasa LlNderwood, the prprister of the Yorkshire Orry hiershop, Great Suffolk-street, Borough, woe sum moned by the police for unlawfolly keeping Ma bones open for the wale of beer during the prohibited home cm Beds, morning. Job Turner, 44 M, said that on Sunday morning week he wee instructed by Inspector Moore to watch the difidsat's hones in private clothes. Adjoining the beer-okapis • stable yard, in which are several sheds, and on Sunday seersiag the gates are closed. About 11 o'clock witness saw the wicket opened end several laboaring men ed. added. He followed them and saw the dolberhat standing neer the beck pert of the premises vbse he was supplying bow to the men end receiving the messy. He asked Witnede whither he wanted any; and an his tee plying in the sdlrmatlve, defendant knocked at the week= fence, sad • female brought out a Mat of beer. ebb* Ur (rodent handed to him and reeelvad the eseseg. Wilms went oat and reported the dresmshimas to his isepeetor. who ordered him to return, and en again entering the yard, he had another pi n t of beer, and thes he went to another part of the yard, and found the dalhadant carrying on a wholesale businme. Witnees then tidied biro , and Informed him he was a constable, end that a n b e h a d seen would be reported to Ma superkee. The &Indent Vhim cat to say that be bed served other men. e l defendant steed to be swam end ha the most Im pudent meaner deeded ea self that he had served rayons but the constable, and be thought Um to be a traveller. lie called the order to Mr. Dart to prove Me easertions, but that man gave ea: h evidence as not to entitle him to eay belief. He knew nothing meow wake ha the pardon Sun day morning although he was than all the time. no magistrate said he had so doubt dokadost bed cur ried on a wholesale bushier as gouda, reoratag for eons time. It was • bad case, therefore he should fine him 61.1 sad costa. THAMES. 1 . 4 T. M TM! SNIPE. Berman Meyer, a Genoa, roger-baker weebrought before Mr. Sells, charged with ca t ta lo and wounding en Englishmen naronl Ho.bert Smith, whom head and lace were enveloped in surgical bandages. He was in a very wesk.y condition heat lose of blood, sad ia a state of great eufering. The prosecutor stated that he was lately steward of the Ooldfieder, which had recently sailed from Liverpool He was at present staying in the Sailors' Home, Welle-etreet On Saturday nicht, shoat 12 o'clock, be wee purring alma Lacuan.otreet, Whitachapd, dad sea with • maim of Ger mans. Each of Wm bed • hark beagleg as his arm, He was rudely embed ageism the well by sane of the Ger main. He asked the reams dads ireeteeese, end arm rate oo.liaiou with several of the foragaers, and wee knocked down by moo! Mao. Angelic iglu took place, sad be wee cot with • knife woes de use end Sorehead. It was a co sad dam eat, eagle bet • ham mely ef ha keg ted away. NM wee else wale amend pkteblss. oodied John Ilaybenk. a yo mg mut, Mated that be law et or twelve Gamma sad fear or Ire Marateltm a marrallber. A (imam, eith . the mama or another one, struck the prosecutor, sad MaMmd him down. The primer fell moss Smith, and made a thrust elt k6m, The prosecute, dad oat, "I am weeadled," sad almod away. After the • got up be Mead • Weep kills ea the spot which he bad pat primer ben through the mediate of Mr. DOM, NM Isioryntsir, that he wee knocked down, sad that fear mss ware es the tego at Mel. Maybenk—Tberio awe as ethers on the ground except Ids viewer rod the preeember. Joha 011hosee mid the prams, wee the oily man glow sMe of the Magi be was Waked down, and the primer <lnH ape bisa. Sermal a larm moseefable, No. 11 H, said there woe blood es the prfasesee Mel idea be took him into em body. H. Mem pedamd a knife elleed with blood. Thor* yews — miblo of OM Wan _ Kr. Charles T. selkenr, mid the prisoace w isno awl eland a Genova vie swot that oar ef the whoa soe d Ns (the trilesees) cotutuyeseo • the see* stedl a web, lobe Ink pion. These we sevesel es lbo pseud se INS Woolf bed so We sod woes end see swept %Ahab& et brow Mr. thes—Wbses bids Is Ws (WOW up toe). tle est tram. Mr. 5116 Geld tie eviinee wee ef lee daabltel a eharocter te justify him is esoulisios do pewee, for trial for cutting owl woman. sod,besidenthereess so Identity of the Imife, Lasmolt had bees cesoodord by the prisoner 17 sink:no prerecotor walls eat, sod for that he Mei the prisoner 40e. The Ohs via paid. ISM AND MAL BI CISCUI2 ws%- Sir John Coleridge delivered a Meta* fa themeta hem at the literary seekeity at the Atlsearera Hamar, oat Warship amine, added Cleat Illemilaloomme." Ms. SnAirare The anthem woe ameseems eta Idler Ma Afar ems thereferracy fennel' ea the Order Ithmadtagtheeuglime the bad, tits I s reeter igate Z thst gang the cheat In Me ranger dye wee • may At a h had tiara diteg6 tree to what it hem date is letrodushoa al then meth rare oupthare ea homel ; s lk wee ast air* et mama that the whole body s : sel impeded men the It tarried away. The did ma poet, tat twat la sober Mar karrirbead. petted, es it was earldnal aware to travel Is a rills etamyeace. TM mem wee the tether marmite ; the bee had their am cense of wise, aim the are at their awn otheme, who wart the elesalL The hair tithe dash wee earimell ea be bersa It Ide ethishase wan fa to him try email to dale darted pies et dna dlgeolle. Them MIPS are alma Cat: mema Ith awe thane tevedear, ben the pethmea bream was alayeexpected to dim la ea Meth. He etauthliefellom one osemlies. gear. oat he • walk wlth edam mar Mee a the Western Ciradt • lees la 1111•Nr mit sad they met the judge. Os• ae tr e i rely were • Meek seckerchu f, and • blue o s p w i th a bead rased it. It chewed that • recreating piety, wi taw and No, at the time, and what they ware afterwards dm* roTa ll at Nabs= the 'alga bell, waited upset them with their lardeldpi te my that there was • re. waiting pony Is lie soma, end, if any of than hod • artery Ma at wad, them wee • Sat opportunitr:ir ou tice he adage tameelvee to their Meets' contact. la his early mar, although the hew did not allow la to amnia a idleame, Ball ie bed may idle days. He we, had of employing them h aciataing, whatever come d aa Meensuag chancier pawed themativie, and he had load pest bower therefrom, esperlay time what the facility of taking • eolith atid mearate aote berate of pest immure to km. Tie right boa. gentlemea, to tartar to the Weis of Poems O'Coaser ea O'Brien, at which be perided as judge, earned that the Chartist body at that time atenoted him a geed deal. For the meet past, its ambers spatted to hem beta Motet, bet raeraflMrap. pealed Hs bed ao drake if then assist had net beta sap paged that it would hem led ca M pivadie and havoc, earl that blood would ken lowed kr area, for the ocartica ad habits of these area made theta • had • heeded ead eau ma. The trey he which some of them defended thaasolme was rewarlailie; although sprang with • Unceshirea ausciatioa, wadi was very difilleat to undertiando , nevertheless, spoke pure Eaglish, ad quota —Dot the of Tom Pam sad other infidel writers, but such altars as Sidney, Sir Witham Jars, Jobe Locke, and tL er riL s. Time were men among than when siker working 10 or 12 hours • day, had been dilate' radon, sad was Ostler English scholar. Oa many of the japase who tried them. Aftar pawing a earl 'Mogi= on the legal ad format &ciliate of two of his - ftedemporariee—Brokine sad Follett, Si Jahn Coleridge matiedso by warmly advo cating the gam of teal by jury. Thom ware some, he mid, who laboured le deprecate trial by jars, moo it was more canialy tersted, " trial by ridge inaii jury." Ha did net team be my that Ode mod• of total wee per or that it was appropriate In deciding all amain of tai. Ho was far from aging that it woad sot admit of maw improvement but, spookier from keg ex amines nail hoes much coesideratioe, In nothing was he more ecallthat than to thinking that to trial by jury they' were ware tedebeed, as members of society, as anima, la respect to their peopeety, their chancier, their safely, and their liberty than May other tingle inatitution In the country. (Cheers.) He had bees •judge for au unusually bar period, ad he should ever regard with admiration the tsarina la which jurist dia.-boned lair duties. Again aad agate he had meta to marvel at their patience, and aria and again he had observed qualms put by • jury which had been omitted by counsel ad judge, the mower to which had throws • light that bed gilded them to the truth of the whole is.,. (Chairs.) As it regarded the jsdge sad meaty generally, the inecittalon of trial by jury was most important. Tithe lt away from the :I:archaise, the madam man, sad the lamer, sad he ventured to my that they would take say are of the most Important habitations which illethigWeed this country from may other tam. (Caere.) It was use, sa lot the least Important, part of thth sisals of self-goverament. (Hew) I, was also a mete. ▪ rrt of • dose's ethwation. Ha hal r.fteu thought if he had the apportmeal of the mtgiftwites in the meaty that he weal sprat that peathmen who had served ea petty jades ea the Oran dee he two mares at haat; fir be was mire that • mere pea da kaowledite of criminal law Wt be the way thee mad be scan rd by emend maths el areal feeding. (Laughter.) Barseatly did he her that la their hatable &are to improve their laths tree they mama seam fury themselves more wise they Sea aerates sad dierame with ad by fury. (Cheers,) Lat them M tia le its rthelpie, if they improved k h some at Me dash& Let them cherish it se is lactanale Wee mee ad read it es thw did their Heber Carps; that. Bill of LAMA and air haps Cheet•—(elteerel—for ewes he Woe two ft we sates sesential the any one of thaw to their lthatke sad le their being—dad, melid, sad seticsal. (Cheers.) Om thing about' dear be maws bend, that Mori whelp ware an arguments arra the taieltatioe, for is hems leatatioe, however wise ha coal la swami le work perfectly. Let tam improve their jurymen by mime the chanter of their asthma anted= ; let them introduce Isle their peach all dram who by law were liable to lave; sad Miss they ha dem that, ad net rill then, If they Mead ft , to ka. let them cadwan the ream(Clan.) Tboy lived waft a hew which, though far hots poda, wee framed to • who and joet spirit. They could not posit*, overrate ths Mesabi width they poeased, yet it wee so mach a meths of ems* attar Way wens opt to thMk a little of it me *ay did of the sun that shame upon them from iii•VOIL bash was human nature, sad he should not ma dder that he had spoken so lime that evening is vain, and they would sot hays listened so patiently for nothing, if what had been mid to theta eboald rause them to a grateful mum of the bleseisint they enjoyed, and to as earnest resolu tion that a ter as it was in their power they would hand down this institution of trial byji pure and undiminished to their latest posterity. (P cheering.) SHARE LIB2R-THIS DA I. Two o'CLoci. The railway share market to-day is very firm, and most of the principal stacks are quoted at an improvement of Ito 1 per cent. Great Northern stock has advanced to 102 to 10$; London and North Western stock is now quoted 93f to 94; Great Western, 631 to f; Midland, 1051 to f ; Lanoashire and Yorkshire, 96 to 1; London and South Western, 941 to f ; and York and North Midland, 721 to f. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have advanced to 21 to 21 prem., ex int. Grand Trunk of Canada stock continues in demand. Great Western of Canada and Sambre and Manse shares have met i with a fair inquiry. ga.leci - 11;6 17 - 641sj I to ham. Mamma& 7•6• IL Onpt Lsvnais &:.' • .. . a 4.. em m ki. emu.. ° ' : I v. a 44,.. w II.L. dV att. len. 2.1 B. EVEs i tri- 111 and Win a E.MOinera•Vr" itio C i — 4 — IN. 41 re e•Delfaiiiim Mit a stet. ligt P. IL GINWWI I*. rettii: ft. Now deem. 110.. p aid% tirka; De" Elm , Om 41 oat 4eN De. mai Isla. 0ft..47a115. De. od. 4s. Or, arp., at 1 1 .414.4m= Ifew ........ rANlstir 11; Tibia; Waal. 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TIAN% Docks 'IM 2 12 U le LOCAL SAW ZAILIZIII. 10416.04. Ocr. 1.-T164 404j 4. 111 .6. 0040. het 11 . 1 . 06-603kboru. lit 11 sod H 0 40 -004ni Omar, 116 U 11 { 111•00104 Tatilme mb a k k6ol44 aid 041 110144%. utd64_ 041-4006 20011.04.6 114 04 -Tors 401 Nceth rinLaid. W4lll-tea. , It 1.16 234- Dade 4 Me 4 146 OW 7 niska Umiu N I*--Oreat Rotas et cestra. 10 144 13130IILAN ACCIDENT ON THE MIDLAND RAIL. WAT.-• 011 flattuday werelag 11101 a choler sodden or ouresd re the Midland Railway, at the Leib lake ftmetion. three miles from Derby. It appose, that the 6 a.m. go mrsment teen from Leeds to Learlea, due at Derby at 9.46 a.m., bad pasted the Little Eaton juaelioa, whoa ame of the whale of the sepias failed, sad raa awl, a garter of a mile off the metals, end directly afterwards ths ether wheel of the anne this dropped off. Ths sliest wee that We engine ma off the line, and turned over hie a ditch by the iMe of the emlienkmant, &eking with ft the ender. sad sightly dr obsess the frost of the first break Tin. The driver of the esighte, whew 1.1110 is William Alma, led who le tee tithe oldest and e . eutteet of the 's wryest', remained at his poet, and did all he could to the tuft le • and. Swathe to relate, neither he, the owspaareserwsht, ate say of the psessagen received the slightest bailey. The eleepere woe torn up for a considerable distance but Mr. Neselheth Mr. Matthias, Mr. Parker, and other officials lees blies co Uwort, eftshismants wen speedily voids far eerlftw with • eagle has of rail" frost Little Eaton to Derby, whi et theth Lem of we. from the locometiv• desortousellOage: the ambled seem oa to the rails 'pia. NIPIIOIIOII. 1 u ttrig.C" I ri""" To v 1 II I i 14 lI I N db 110 111 K i g i B ifl Ni I No ri es IN IN 11: E IM • ■ • MONEY MARKB2,2HIB DAL Two o'CLoci. The (nude to-day are very firm, in conse quence of the advance on the Paris Bourse. Consols are quoted about 1-16 per cent, higher than they closed on Saturday. The government broker has again purchased a parcel of 6,0001. In the share markets general firmness prevails, but the tendency to improvement is checked by the inactivity of business. The scrip of the New Indian Loan in firm at 100; to 1011. The Three per Cent. Rental* opened at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, at 69fr. 40c. for the new account, and improved to 89fr. 50c. The latter prioe, however, is I per cent. lower than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 96/ to / both for money and the account. The present quotations are 951 to / for cash, and 95i for the 11th of October. The New Indian Loan (Stock) has been dealt in at 101 ; ditto scrip at 101 to 101 k; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1859, at 94 ; India Bonds, at par; and Exchequer Bills, at Ws. to 26e. prem. In the foreign stock market there is no impor tant alteration in price. Buenos Ayres Bonds are more inquired for. Peruvian Three per Cents. are rather flat, owing to the completion of the purchases for the Sinking Fund. Mexican Bonds have been dealt in at 23 to 23,1. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are steady at 841 to 1, and the New at 694 to 70. The scrip of the Russian Loan is marked t dia. Salem are recorded as follows:—Buena Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 781, 79 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 1031 ex div. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Cer tificates, 1001; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 23, 231, 231; New Granada Active Bonds, 18 ; ditto Deferred, 51 ; Peruvian Three per Ceuta., for account, 701, ex div. ; Russian Fourond a-Half per Cents., 99t; ditto Three Cents., 1869 (scrip), 1 dia. ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 341; Venezuela Two•and-a-Ralf per Cents., for account, 281, 281; ditto 1 per Cents., 16. The steamer Shannon, from the West Indies, has brought 167,0001. in specie, and the Europa, from Boston, 90,000/. Force o'CLoct. Consols hare receded } per cent. sines 2 o'clock ; the present quotations are 961 to for money, and atii for the account. The scrip of the Indian Loan is without change, at 1001 to 101}. The bills falling due to.morrow.:(the 4th) engage attention. Commencing with Saturday, 46,1801., being the half-year's proceeds of the inking fund on the Peruvian Three per Cent. Loan, became available for investment. It is a somewhat remarkable circum stance that the entire amount of stock required— viz., about 63,0001.—was readily obtained by the Peruvian agents at 71, and 71 per oent. ex div. In explanation of the apparent eagerness of the holders of bonds of the Peruvian Four-and-a- Half and Three per Cent. Debts to part with them for extinotion—an eagerness which seems strange, . . considering the value of the security specially hyiss thecated and actually deposited in this oounta7—it ' may be mentioned that the market for these stocks still feels the effect of the great Stock Exchange panic of April last. A large amount of Peruvian beede,held on borrowed money, was then forced upon the mar ket at whatever price could be obtained, the result being that the price of the Three per Conte., now at 71 ex div., was driven down to 60. Persona who were encouraged by the rapid operation of the Peru vian sinking fund to purchase at that period are now supplying the stock to the agents of the government at a handsome profit. About 32,00 W. in gold was taken to the Bank on Saturday, making an aggregate of 187,0001. since last Wednesday. Of the 149,0001. by the Bavaria, from New York, 60,0001. was taken for the Continent. The Waterloo has arrived from Sydney with 10,0001. in gold, end the Sultan, from the Peninsula, with 6,6311. The other imports of the precious metals announced last week have consisted of 243,0001. by the rent, and 232,0001. by the Marco Polo, both from Mel bourne; and 79,0001. by the Africa, and 12,0001. by the Arno, both from New York. The total value of the week's arrivals, inclusive of those announoed on Saturday, is not leas than 730,0001., the bulk of which hu been Nat into the Bank. The amount of specie engaged for the East by the steamer Ceylon, which will leave to-morrow, is 123,0041., of which 21,5871. is gold and the rest silver. The particulars are as follows :—For Hong Kong, 75,6821. ; Calcutta, 16,4471.; Singapore, 13,4601.; /Meagher, 7,0661. ; Penang, 6,3401. ; 2,7001. ; Ceylon, 2,6201. ; and Madras, 8001. The whole is on private account. Some amounts previously ordered have been countermanded. The Tyne hes reached Lisbon from Brazil with 19,6581. in specie, and is expected at Southampton on Wednesday morning. A call of 21., making 111. paid, is to be paid on the B capital of the Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway Company by the 26th inst. Messrs. Haggard and Pixley, bullion brokers, have issued the following eircslar, notifying a disso lution of partnership No. 27, Old Broad-area, 8.C., landau, Sent. 30. Cantlatnem—We take leave to inform you that from the shove date oar Mr. Haggard will (under we arrangements) our, on the business of Mews. .7. Balt, Son, and Co., at 86, Cheapaida, under the firm of Haggard and Co., and that our Mr. Pixley will under similar arrangements, carry on Nahum et 27, Old Broadatrset, together with Mears. Abell and Langley, under the style of Pixley, Abell, and Langley. The two Brum will be quits distinct sad unconnected.—We are, gentleman, your obedient servants, HACIOARD and Pixter. The number of chests of East India indigo now declared for the next quarterly sale is 12,839. BAITVILDA.T KTINWO. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 69.35, and closed " very firm" at 69.80 for money, and 69.76 for the account. Compared with the closing quotations of yesterday, a rise of I per cent. is shown. The monthly settlement is in progress. . _ _ - Consols, which closed yesterday at 953 to for the 11th Oct., opened and closed to-day at the same quo tation. For money the last price was 95/ to 'fhe official business report is as follows:—Three per Cant. Consols, for money, 951.1, 1 ; ditto for ac count (11th Oct.), 951 ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (dock), 1001, 101 ; ditto scrip, 101, ' 1001 ; the Four per Cent. Dbentures, of 1839, 951 • India Bonds, par. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was firm, at 1001 to 101. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 235. to 265. prem., and India Bonds 13e. dis. to par. The transactions in the foreign stock market were also limited. Mexican bonds were slightly firmer, and were dealt in from 23 to 231. Turkish stocks were not affected by the details published this morn ing respecting the plot at Constantinople. The loan of 1864 was steady at 841 to 1, and that of 1858 at NI to 70. The scrip of the new Russian loan was , marked 3 die., and Peruvian Three per Cents. at 711 and 701, ex the dividend due this day, being rather weaker. Venezuela bonds continue to meet with a moderate inquiry. There was no alteration to-day in the market for Bank shares. Anglo-Mexican Mint, Peel River I Land, and Royal Mail Steam were quoted rather better, the latter being marked 54. East and West India Dock stock was dealt in It 119 and 1191. Van Diemen's Land shares were steady. OLDLNAJIT 'Till= AID ITOCZL Wu /I 79 4 dim nr:7" . 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The mining market this morning has not been entire, but there have bean a number of transactions in shares in South Car don, Botta,* Consols, Grambler and St. Ashy's, Herodafoot, United Mines, Stray Park, and North Downs. In the Stock Exchange Grumbler and St. Aubyn shares are marked 47 ; Great South Tolgiui, ISj ; and the shares of the British Iron Company, 10s. Pontgibaud Silver Lead Mining shares are still inquired for, and have been dealt in at 7f and 7 t , Other foreign as well as colonial mining shares are quiet. _ _ A special meeting of the Connorree Mining Com pany is called far the 11th inst., to alter the articles of usociation. The month dividend' were declared in the put Mmes. Per sitar,. Annan . Wicklow £2 ....110,000 Devon Great Consols East Basset South Condon I Mary Ann 2 "est Caradon &er Frances West Baud 5 .... 1,600 0 Wandron Cnr , ola ya Grainbler and St.Arb 0 .... 972 0 Wheal Ludsutt 4 .... 960 0 Wheal Ballet Copper Hill Trelyon 0 .... 672 0 Central Mit.e is 4 .... 660 0 Wheal Chariots Craddock Moor 6 .... 263 15 Linares Total £42,237 0 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARS-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The attendance of the trade was larp and the toe, inn but quiet Prices of most wittier of the trade were lanai tmed. The supply of homegrown grain was emB2. The imports of foreign grata into London sineeleist Monday were reported this mornusg es 61r of lour, small d wheat, very small of barley, and tale of oats. Watter.—Engliida tine sorts said at last Monday's rates, but inferior sorts, of which the greater part of the supply consisted, were rather cheaper. Foreign more inquired after and ratter dearer. English white, 40s. to 40e.; red, Ms. to 40e. per qr. ; Miami° and Konigsberg, 428. to Us. per 4941 b. ; Rostock, 428. to 60a.; ether Judo ports, 40a, to 46e.; French, Els. to 46. . . _ FLotra Linn at 'bout bat Monday'l .o 43e.; Norfolk, 295. fkl. per 2801 b.; per 2801 b. ; - per barrel. BAYLLIT.-Floe sorts sane, end in demand at lest Mooday's ranee, bat for leerier grinding aorta the trade wee slow. !Anginal, 24a. to 44a. pee qr.; Baltic, 24a. to 27e. ; ether Borth 23.. to 27a per quarter. Oars atiet, but held at rather over last Monday's Floes. Resetin rorts 64. dearer. British, 20e. to 30e. per R qr. ; eallast, 184. to 245.. per qr. ; other Baltic porta, 22.. • 275. per qr. Basms.-Enalish end Egyptisa at about les! Monday's . fame ; sew English, la. cheaper. English tick, 36e. to 41s. ; harrow, 42.. to 46e. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60e. per qr. Egyptian, 32.. , per qr. Pats in more active demaed ; pekes are quoted unaltered at lest Monday ream English bellies, 475. to 60e. ; hog end grey, 365. to 42a. ; foreign white, 48s. FLOATING CARGONSe-SIDC• Prkhy 38 ce Lrain-ladan vessels were reported Brewed at ports of els., 13 wheat, 14 make, 4 barley, 1 Dome, 1 rye. The mumble of *argon of wheat o 6 the eons ea sale assorted tab morning to about 60. Maas lest Fear/ a large bedpan wet. does; about 20 cargoes changed hands, at the follow ing named prime Taganrog Ghirlut, about 43e. 6d. per 4921 M. Maize Ibrail, 265. 3d.; Odeon, about 23e.; Gait; 29e. lid. per 492 lbs.; and to-day several ammo. Tagaarog Ohirka were Bold at about 43.. 9d. per qr..; and the demand for moire ceatinued active, at folly tan week's 's prix &. Town, 35.. Trona, 28a. to 395. LONITALIN INTO LONDON ROY BUT. II TO OCT. 1 W 14461. B.M. Vial. , ON 16 Ili Pax - • M " IIM VS . tin 96641 ter 44i--- hie its hie iiii 'in 119 1L O. Zen_ . 4961 141 Till 474 NI ITS -- UT .... s ss 3163 MINCING-LANE.—(IIIIB DAY.) The following sales are declared foe tomorrow Sager-400 West India ; 1,200 Inge Mountain; sad 800 bags Bengal. Coate-200 oaks Plantation Ceylon, and 1000 bap native. Rine -260 begs. Br oan.—The= d ate contract mad has bean inactive since Friday. dull, Imps remain quoted 48s. to 60e. Corona bra steady appearance. Tr.o.—No sales of importance repcolel to-day. Rice oontinues flroo. SALTFlSTB.l.—Refraction sold at 38e. 6d. short promote. Markets generally are quiet to-day. TALLOW ILARKET.—(IIIIB DAT.) The market is &martian on 13atordey, sad prices show aa improvement, being quoted as follows:—Town tallow, 675. t o cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 68s. ; October to December, 67a. 9d.; ditto, separately, 611 s. 3d.. PLZtIOVL& Meek as Mal Wm lisy Delivery tut week DM* trim Ist Jew Arrival %at Irma Mite frogs let Jae ....... . Mee T.O. per cwt. this IN Ditto Town bat Fitly rani 44,1411 4.071 IT• lb. ed. tot Yo west mallet Mk of Omliar lea Mr. 414 a, sad dativery. Ladd oaks TM arrival Y 4 wart amialard S.IN oar troar IL Marburg. 13 traa Amaral* NO Saab Armadas, 1/4 trim War placsa—Tinal, LOS arts METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of Waste is very much smaller, yet the trade is by no means brisk; however, prices on the ►verse are better. The number of sheep Is about the earn. se on Monday last. The demand has Incurred, and prices have consequently advanced. Good calves are in demand. From Germany and Holland them are 1,190 beasts, 6.130 sheep, and 64 calves. lloatlaad, 40 beasts; Ireland, 510, and 2,100 from the northern and mid land coantioe. 4.0 duo at Mr. a4.a 4. Po Mao at Ina ao.a C. Din WM. Heraterde- 4 8 0 0 IBM Dui lit-0000081 1300 Mactaorm.... 4 110 Bea I=l4 4 - 8 Swami 'asap twain- - 0 4 Da yaws 4 4Y Dm await pad. 4 4 Flo 4 00 0 Da.4146 Mors - Saw Drbalf.coreds I 4 Leake_ -. . - - Beads at Maas . 4.olo ; lbw sad I. WOO ; Walla MC Pia 010. BOROUGH HOP-MARKBT.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pettemiett and Smith report that the market I. flue, end hoe samples in greet mark Nothing doing on duty. COAL MARKET—(THIS DAY.) Wino End Acorn Close, 175.; all. Ead Baum, 16a ; Walls End Tonfleld Moor, 12.. 9d. ; Was End Haswell, 180. 3d.; Wollo End Eden Mon; 17o.; Will. End Hough Hall, 170. , Walls End South Kolb* 170. 34. ; Will. Bad Whitworth, 16e. 6d.; Tindall Moor Butes, 120. 9J.; Wylosa, 160. dd. ; Lonabores Hortloy, 160.-43 slurs at market. THE DUKE OF RICHMOND *ND HIS TINA/STET. —The annual show and dinner of the tenantry on the Duke of Richmond's estate in Bent!: Aberdeen, end Morayshire took plans at Huntley on Thursday. In acknowledging the toast of his health, the Doke of Richmond said—When he read that tonne were put up to public competition, and pro prietors at the same time not binding that:twelves to take the highest offer, thus rookie' the old tenant give a higher rent than the farm was really worth, he considered it to be • doable injoatice—unjust to the tenant, whose rent was thus screwed np, and unpaid to the highest offerer, who did not get the Grua. For himself, he would have been uhareed °finch conduct, and rather than be guilty of it, he would break atones upon the streets of Landon. As a landlord, he was entitled to • fair not for hie land, and if a farmer did not exert himself to take the fall value of it he had himself to blame. If the tenant rehired to give a fair rent, be (the nuke) had • right to try and get a fair rent far his laud by letting it to another. A landlord owed much to he tenantry, and when they were industrione and enterprising they were better than any strangers that might be brought in by offering a high rent. He assured them that in locking round the table, he liked much better to sets old faces than new. THE MANCHESTER MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.— We observe that Sir John Bowring, her Majesty's t a gs plenipotentiary is China, is about to vudt this city to pre sent the certificate. of merit awarded by the council of the Society of Atte at the last rzuninatioe, to the encoresful can didates in connexion with the evening daises at the Man chester Mechanics' Institution. A meeting of the members will be held for this purpose on Thursday evening next, in , the lecture hall of the institution, and as Sir John hes inn , mated that his address on the occasion will have arpecial mimeses to the subject of competitive exeminatiose as practised is Chins , we have no doubt that much very curious a nd interesting information will be imparted. We under stand that the examleations, to which the coio;ng meeting will form so gratifying a conclusion, have exhibited a very marked improvement as compared with the results obtained last _year. Of the twenty-tight pupils in oonoexion with the Manchester Methinks' institution who paned the preli minary tests, no less than twenty-one were sm.:imolai In eh. tuning certificates; and as six of these pupils passed in two departments, there will be twenty-raven certificates to be pretested on Thursday aext.—Nutthrsier Guardian. ii ft X: 4 u V 111 i Ii ii la 66 ii i II II ab Mb M T - 4 11 1 I k. NMI ii lb AI W TO a n 9,4 al 1. II S 111 i 7 1 $1 1 look 1 17 371 3 S nt fir 111 i 1141 91!9 14.1.9 a4ll SUN 1.04 53,437 4.495 11,172 Ma ea. N. 31. 4.111 X. 1144 494 94.