The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-09 00:00:00

,W INTELLIGENCE. (THU DAT.) COURT OF PAPIRRUPTCT. (wan Mr. Commilsomr rases...) is as allatJAMllf 14/4/1111.___ The boakrupt, downbeat r a tart 0111111.41, &cried far kis COMM:ate. TOG tar v n.l, ismorkable ram dm samba: of air...WA Ib basknpt bad b... beim she mart, r a.td aa a loner mar. Mt . . C. Z. l.ttri. supported: titers was b. opposition. It ppm* Met Ike benkrupt bad undergoes' Mots meth: imprisons.; kis Houser granted a wooed-clew IN _l9l /ETtll.-AMt DICAtION. Adjudinatioe of brakrupt,y was mid..inst John seedsruan. of Norlhaamywa. The liabilities are so be bags, and tires art. b.tarea 2,0001. sad 3,0001. of sereta. Ibe bankrupt surrendered, aDd übtakaed pro tean... IN ■L TRANICUI •A . . ' Tido rar - aid ass% which Er frequeady Met beton the min. TM bankrupts were ale sad wise lambaste of Great Bt. Hem's. TM cam bad but adjourned for additional moat.. the elleial assignee, Mated, in answer to 'Da court, that tbe accounts were sot satisfactory, and never could be, however protracted the adjournment. An adjournment for s mouth wait ordered this warm* to furnish apart& objected' tote atannta. The scrountr. prepuel by Mr. Cbattericebow upwards of 20,01.001., with easets end property held asseterity 18,500/. Mr. Linkister, for the &mignon., irked for a further aa purareent, the accounts b.iag still unsatisfactory. Mr. Lawry es, en behalf of the bankrupts, urged that ep better accounts etiold be rendered, end asked that they aboald Diu seder dm the nierim of the case might be dank with ourtilleale seatieg. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WESTMINSTER. GOING TO 513 TO I COOS. 7 AGniu &,u, was cheated with tieing found in the batik• kitchen of 91, Stiarretreet, Pimlico, supposed to be foe *a uslewfial parches& _ _ Mr. Htitebitson, solicitor, 91, Ebury-etreet, mid that about rue o'clock this morning he saw some blankets on the stein:se, sad thinking eocriething was wrong west to look over the house, and after looking about Le found the presswiu the pantry. He shed him what be wanted there, so which he mods no answer, and being unable to get anything from him he told him he bad Letter come with him to the station, and if be could give a setisfactory account of himself to the inspector, he would nut press the charge. When be got to Klie•besSuireint prosecitior asked hl again whether be could give any account of himself, es he was very near Cottage-tow station. when the prisoner set off tasking em bard as be could go. Prowess pseud sad caught him in Seagrove-square, and then gave him luso custody. He had sow no maim to suppose that the prisoner seam to esamit a felony. Thie morning he shed the ser vant (whom he Sued up and not far ofl the primmer lest night) for a chtelten for bas breakfiat, when she informed him that the sensed had had it for his supper; m fact a greed wiper" bed b .en laid out fur both of them. bed only hems fn the house ten days, and of cause ha mew to distorts bee immediesly. lir. PSySlar—Whal bare you to my ? Frisoner (coolly)--I had an Invitation from the cook lest sight to cocas and sap with her, and I had my hat on, sad was jam going, when, hearing tome one come downstairs, I strasted Into the pastry. The polka iatieneird that the accused, who was an unmar ried ern, was • commercial traveller, sad had glees a ow ns addise. Mr. Payable tboeght hi. cnoduot ver7 di•dritcdtat. He Was bile. to It eve Woe there aseptag st Yr. Botch loota's azimet. but trona mot convict la web a owe, and tab primate a itimbarged. SOUTHWARK. Ammon= MODS NT • XXXXXX AT ALM salaam Magma RompArws, • datosPlashise Wee lawight brim to,. Borchwa, abergel whh alamplias to osatwit white r Blorlirwrobrkir. r M. odd for alma 10 ease ow dr Is to re duty Oa attl as liollood•wroot. I. tow tho Om.* rwthime wow& belego, corns, ow, 6. 1 maw sods it." • wis atm up sad told Ma tokowd ra imowded to monk wdi, totworwatly Ito 'award bar, sod area bold d bar deer jest to to. bad &mind the awl wow about to pingo low tko raw. Ms thew awnewhil but lock what ohs rogeroted him to let hit pat our doloviiwod to army UWE Ho tea but to the haws owl aseallwad thw oho was a wwwisi wawa. Mr. ilershow wind bar why •b• Mai NOW US$ waranowoly air ems wank with bultried, and to Um boa of ;swim mho awl 6111111mistbe bridge to pimp bet ehe rogremol saw havlai awe ow. llardwa wind what bar MAW woo r She sold OM ho woo • hawk pallshor. Mr. lawabara twin' shalwe ho Wawa bw. Mr NOW to the orgotho, bat ma the provisos sight oho bad • little bop to rink, awl be pie her • patio wadi as Tbs the tw, awl ibis of eta away. prtoreala mina bora mopped lareard, asit awed to take clone* al kw provided You wool*wavy diwirapa bra. 81. bad always blot happily with kor tatakaadorad lee Maw they Intekt metier et dew Mr. Bambara arritakiy adarmlohad his, wad antorod Is, to be gives op to her wathar. 1.1T1402D1N4.17 101011111 C4Bl. Far same days past the usually quiet city of Here fed hen been painfully eat bled in consequence of the appsn. herbs of Mr. Mecum Noncom, • lug. timber merchant, sad ose of It. deem* of the Baptlet church of that place, en a charge of forgery It would appear from what has trearpired that is tast mune of bea*. the rawer had re sort* to the practice of utteriag forged bills of payment to hwakenknad taking theta up bike. they became due, by wkkli she alba* raw* d • secret. Unfortaietely for him is. Own m May lest upon Mews. !Unbar, sad Co., of Leaden, ter the imm of 117/. 3.. was, either from neg. Met, er kaeWMf to do eo, net taws up, end. th. law' km"' leg Mall wt that the Mil in growler was • Artery, the maim was vastly appmbended at hi. *Wand • Mw sesslape mace. and Nate IM poeltioe of the pri mers, and the respect for those erwected with him, the water wee kept.. seam as possible. In fact, it *fly be- Mee known to a Sow of his most intimate friends. The yammer was also meetly admitted to bail by • macho true, vibe, Ii would sneer. Is a friend, the prisoner lowa* SOW. sad two sureties is the persons of Mr. John 11.11 gad Mr. &head BligleettAt. respectable tredve-inn in the grocery boo of *auk., in Nag. each. As all ate to hash up the sitar proved futile, the homing of the case at the Giuldhell In this city wee teed tor Ttlesdsy at II o'clock, when the mayor, Mr. E. Abley, sad the whole ct the magistrate of the city made their apprarance upon the bomb. The primer, h , wever, tailed to apprar, end it sobeequestly transpired that he had kit the neighbourhood. Mr. titter of the dim of Fitter and W a rder, of birtuieghars, appeared Sa the prureetvioe, and Mr. Smith, of the same plate, to, the misuser. A keg disunion hariog taken place se to the mod• of procedure in sukh a t'solC, the magistrate. clerk ultimately raid the ch.rge as follows That ebonies Thomas Rallcon did, at Hereford, us the I Ith day of May, IM9, htlassoutly uorr, end dispel of a certain Pied but of eicheage, purporting to to • ball of exchaege draws by the raid Thom. Henan, upon the and 11112 day of May, ),eyelle to his order at !desire. lltubury end Rabat*, L. iick.n, at three month., for 2371, sad par penis* la le .weld b y James Willwne sad Co.. marrow fen. Wining:4mo Irmser.eks, Staff edshire," Mr. Fitter, * *ratan the we, stated that at the request of the rimer they bed sasetaise to pompons the bnering of the aim tram to.. to time mail their paticate bad now beams quo* Palmated. He therefore proceed that the bearing uoght b. sib, Dunes; Mr. Fitter's remarks • ttlegrathi, eeom.ge wee receive! by Mr. Bad*, the ph es ter'a attorney. It pr teed to be from Mr. H. James, of Birmiegban, who sae Haws bed Rinsed him to say Shot be hal met with se a .rid-nt sad maid sot bused. bet that he ebtoill pre", I to Ludo', to secure to. services of Ferjealit Parry at. Pr/ mad llit:luituse. The clerk of the huger Imam. haring rolled Ups la..l.P.solant three several time• to epplar, hie bail wee wrested. LATEST SPORTING LNTEILIGENCE (IT SLacrxtc teuours.) LIVIMPOOL MEETING.—(THIS DAT.) AiLLINCi STAKES. 6 r.a. AINTREE PLATE. LAY Nol .. .. .. .. I 9 NURSE KY HANDICAP. Carlow .... 2 9 ne. - - WELTIR CUP. Os, mile sad • half. ti. &Amok; Manes 111••••••er, mod Ilelwith ate HURDLE RACE. Tor MOM. ROWS, Maria Agway Dr. Ledo are Mrs. 011,111 ARIUVAIA.-0 4 Dog Tray, Pb,*..: hr 04rnr /.1. .4 A1,r4,..11. Th. Birder, Tom Grusby. D'fftder• Itr.. - Lole, lko Wetotor, is y . larr,44, 1114r/4 14, 14 i Erst.4e, Chirpier, Jobs, awl Dimmil. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1859. 1-1213.1 PROM IRE BAIL 07 ELLAN3OIOIIOII 811488 L 1828.-71118 DA!. Two O'CLOCK. Business in the railway share market to-day Li almost at a stand still, and all the leading stocks are nominally quoted exactly the same u yesterday afternoon. London and North West ern stock is quoted 961 to 98; Great Western, 66 to i ; Midland, 108 to 1; Lancashire and York shire, 961 to 97 ; Great Northern, 1011 to 1021 ; Caledonian, 92 to i ; and &nth Eastern, 761 to 771. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain quoted 11 to 2 prem. The Indian shares are steady, and Great Western of Canada dull. 1 rSte 190 WOO * * st ••.*, 4,fito 4e a N NAN. 86 for. ar AO* N 444 la r ' SO 4,44 1,5•,.0. 140 00. I.e lA, U 16,646 S 6 3.V00 ISO i ari pa PM POI 97i 7 di Illy 914 I 1014 li - Fll:iii. - 1 . 4Thl . OM paraL slur; 1 6 1 11ii=r.10.6.11106 D 6. 6 1.• &AU Wei Do. 6 D. e.. 11166 D•• 6 P. &JUN I M l ttretZlV 6 .!. dAtisMilow !p.a. I.mr !."L....!"!•3!"..!" 11;17 , ..17.7,7kib;i1 Ft( a: 11!14 is ILS 101 LOJ 1.1 102 lON 1011 iI W ft 1 pm. to-dm NI 101 1004 U si I 6. II 114 L!I 14 1101 i 114. 1 an. atm. 1 Pt 1 U. • too. is a u ost a !bilias Ill' I Ili = anaCtraiiiil OS 411 NO Clatad M ratiV ei llarrgi CI74. U 111 111 1 414 lll= =... .l4lAtays 441 441 el E - d. 700. arit lti 'ft " ad use :. ch. & :et . Maar 1 41 . 6 1 1,.. Si - airidalida el 11 II GP. - lab - lora Dora ll 14 U u t. _ , U Irma n r I , ... .. i... vg Is. 41 7 MUS .. fall . t U S , tar OM MON 14 II 11 Mr 111 ProoMoarl Omar .We. Ike 47 40 aro Ortllla.tt 10a. I I NI . 4. Oradea 11l aur 11 940 tie 0.00 - i Ora Ikea llama 1 a 91 Olt 4.111. U 4 141 ‘l. I - r a St a Si SUM - Isio et Trim lOr - ma raft . , tby. 1 1 l*. Nei Bret IM•saa li a 11. ' , ANNA.. iNduard 1421 1471 MO .. • Wag bias ... ..... 471 1164 IN N. 4 ...lima (Olorai, tIN 1N Ili 41. Bake liana la lIS 11.1014 116. NNW 0 Leo a 4.=14.= 1. J. di Al us . . b ., am 44 111 U WM - OrTraboniadrt.l 41 al 1111 ad POZZION MUM& oI 1 We. I Misra 1 Pd. 10. prior I gala MO% i t tr i treed . ..rdiairl l i t eat I ,tool II biss.tryla strs' lb "a 11.014 10 ' Da. lb as dal la 11 11 13 111 1 14 4.411 04 e ll ,00. Dtlrl ow : b06... i : w al ; u *Sit: I s 1at et 0ati1t5.....7 ...... 141. .: - 14 -- .1 1, 1 . : 2 1 1441.r .ii. 20 1 1 01 N 1 ....-- °"141 .... M N a l X i ....-.... A 104 111 10, 1 ...... -.. .s 1 Too 1 :s. aoroar r . ii elL l 444. 4 Volt KM 110 hailladdllo. MI 6 100.006 It Pan Trap 1 St 1 Biala Audit Oral 104 . ela ira 41.174 7111.91Ua110il Wawa 11U10111iL/1111101711. 4.• I air 1 Orirrinii. i Pd. 10. arr. I Saar. 10.... 14 Mae ilaiaallo.l. al la lb pip se armor Aermaa...l ta wan al so " 'Val li° 21 of at 47, u lt— reamers an al ad . nib basilso Load] 40 - - I corezzu tat n ti U. . Do. 0 .31 14 16 LAS 100 . IN 107 U 1 1.010 10 . ITaa:fiii.i aM 4 0 WOO* at.. Olailitalbiallors all - 11.1a4 II Do. err.7l got et . an no 34 ad to. at 61 N. 1 , Oralaboa -. tl i iii 4 1 1 DWI pot re} 100 - - Isola ... Nefule TUNA*. 100 111 IS 7.124 li Do. lbw l4 1 dli Ipm sod A i rt .,n t ; all 14 11 11 iit•ao II 14 - - swim i 9reat Ship iLltalifid4 50 i I NAN II NNE sod AN rel N. =1 Load.DlorotTal.ll ) 9 II ada 1 4 II rare Drum • 11 1) olls 144.400 4 laalieLesult di 16 1 16 6 WOO do Nadir Iniga.abrai 1 1 w li 4 Waal 1, Iloalinsora a. Tel id - - MIN TiLlilio. ea 41 1 VON IA ealerl 0,-. j 1 04 1 dim lito a tallarbaile -•- 0 0.......h.kamd z 4 1 TX les 14 0r5ra11.44.4.L0d a - - 114.6711 IN. lint Lawsiodar lb 1 1 a. 0114 5 tr. . WAS i De.. Or Or r• tio. i dla par Item VI Oftio.laitrlldr.ll. I - - 6.000 14 10,000 10 0 Pa wow et [Pal Ira brathata *ll 14 SS floor at Pala. 1 iriotaltr• al. 77 74 itite II Do. aro - 11 9 11 pia haat a aod dr 4 lair fr II 1 1 4 1 4 1 1 1 ae vrap : ti SI IS Aral llallITI;i1 - 0 a 41 Id ad Oa It Loa brirs ISO la 111 14.144 a bromilir lad di Ii a Si MA* 1 fttotentine I*. AP" II 1 1 •Itiv. 0. . En or Uo. kLuCtlto.o. Itutaiett Iso 6 1 N bo. I - - ICAO. 100 . 00,,,,.... o. U nd ni 54 11 141 5 Ma it Tierra Trlr . .... lou 101 114 DARING ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATION.-011 Sun day evening, about 6 o'clock, Mr. Jobs Harland, under agent to Mr. fitackpoole, of Cooreolivan, seer ifhinecre, in the Klag'• county, Ireland, wag Seed at and grewoogy wounded in the stomach, seek, and arms. He was walking with hie vervain-men from where his cowg had just been milked, and bad only parted from him for a few secosde, when he received the shot from • miscreant who had bra concealed up to that moment. The fellow then nee from hie place of concealment, and deliberately walked off, leaving his victim, as be thought, dying no the row!. His life le in • precarious state. Four men have been arrested. This is the second outrage in this locality. On the right previous two shots were fired into the hou.e of • man named Hunt, fa Money gall, about two miles distant. A few years doom • Ilse pones moo, newer! Egan, was abet deed in almost the game locality, on a Sunday, when retuning from chapel, and no clue was ever bad to the we sins. MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL fIoCuTT.—A ponel meeting of the committee was held yesterday at the Liverpool Town Hall, the Mayor in the chair, in which it wee stated that after the accounts of the Exhibition—ediettied to have been a molt, if sot the most, euccessful one—bsd been cloyed, there remained a balance of 601, of which it was decided to give 601. to Mr. Ryder, the secretary. it wu almo announced that • gold medal would be presented to his Worship the Mayor, as an acknowledg ment of hie attentions and envier la connexion with the Exhibition. SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAT.—The following is an account of revenue, receipt., and expenditure from August 1 to October 23, 1869, 11 weeks and 6 days --Receipts—Gross trailo, passeaters, parcels, mails, goods, no , for four weeks ending 22nd October (low collecting and delivering goods, &c., 2,0841. lea 11d.), 97,0231.45. 24. ; rents and sundries, 2,133!. 19s. 11d.; stawat- packet service, 4,6291. 18.. 3d.; total, 103,8871. 2a. 4d., er for 11 weeks and 6 days, aiding Oct. 22, 326,7431. 13s. 6d.—Eznenditure, in cluding rates, texas, toll", governranit duty, and ezpetuise of steam-packet service for the 4 weeks, 38.6. 6s. 84.; for the 11 weeks and 6 days, 111,6491. 17s. 84.; being a !Ammo( receipt., over expenditure 1,. the first fluor) pe riod 64,8181. 17e, Id.; and fur the latter period, 216,2911. lie. 9d. MOIVE Y MA IZICEZ.-7LIIS Dal. Two o'CLoci. Business in the Stock Exchange is almost sus pended to-day, and prices have experienced scarcely aay alteration whatever. The funds are dull, but scarcely lower in price, although Consols may be purchased upon fractionally cheaper terms than yes terday afternoon. The Three per Ceot. Rentee exhibit the unim portant rise of 6c. this morning, the opening price being, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, 70.10 for the socount. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is well sup ported at 1031 to 104, and the stock at 103} to 104. Consols are officially marked 961 to 1 for money, and 961 to i for the account. The present quotation is 96 to f both for cash and the 6th of December. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at ENI to 95; the New Three per Cents., at 94/ to 95 ; India Stock, at 224 to 225; the New Indian Loan (stock) at 104 ; ditto scrip, at DM ; India Bonds, at 2s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 295. to 325. prem. In the foreign stock market the transactions have been scanty. Spanish Bonds are rather firmer ; Turkish remain dull. Other foreign stocks are also unmarked by fluctuation. Sales are recorded u follows:—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 961; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98 (exchange 251 r.); Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 68 (exchange 128.) ; ditto Font per Cent. Certificates, 1001 ; Peruvian Four-and-Half per Cents. for account, 91;; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 71 ; Russian Three per Cents. 1859, 65} ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 321, 321, 321 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 791 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 68; ditto, for account, 68, 681 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1031; Venezuela Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 28, ; ditto One per Cents., 15. The light portion of the Calcutta and China mails will be delivered in London on Friday morning. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are quoted 961 to for money, and 961 to a for the account, showing an improvement of a per cent. in the latter instance. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is firm, at 1031 to 1041. The oom mercial demand for money continues active, and, the supply being barely adequate, the transac tions which take place at the Bank minimum are of rather an exceptional character, 2$ and 21 per cent. being asked on bills of a high clams. At the Bank a fair amount of business continues to be done. In the Stock Exchange, on the other hand, owing to the continued absorption of all sound securities, the supply of money is large, and loans are readily obtained on government stock at the low rate of 11 to 2 per cent. There were no transactions in bullion at the Bank yesterday. The recent supplies from New York will be sent away. The Pliccnician has arrived from Nydot y with 36,000 sovereigns. The Lew Chew, which was to leave Melbourne for England about the 20th of September, will probably bring a considerable quan tity of gold. She is known to have 60,0001. on freight. The steamer Tyne, for Brazil, will take 44,6731. in specie, principally gold. It is stated that government will not remit any silver by the Bombay steamer of the 12th inst. The exchange on Holland yesterday afternoon pre sented a partial recovery. Bills on Vienna, and three months paper on Paris, were also rather more offered. The other exchanges were steady. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.161 to 16 ; ditto short, 11.131 M 14; gotenism, three months, 11.161 to 16; Antwerp, three month., 26.26 to 30 ; Hamburg, marts Waco, three months, 13.6 to 1 ; Paris, three dap' al,ght, 26.71 to 121 ; ditto, three months, 26.321 to 71.•Preal-ast-tbe- Mahan three months. 117 so ; Prhorg. Par tomb* three months, 331 to 341 ; Vienna, fib., three months, 12.60 to 70 ; Thesis, ditto, three months, 12.60 to 70; Madrid, three moths, 491 to 1; Cadiz, three months, 491 to 60 ; Leghorn, three mouths, 30.20 to 30; Genoa, three months, 26.60 to 21; Naples, three months, 401 to 1; Palermo, three months, 1211 to 122 ; Messina, three months. 122 to ; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to 621; Oporto, 90 days, 62 tot. The return of the Bank of Austria, made up to the end of October, shows that the notes in circulation have increased from 472,191,7610. to 476,622,0160., whilst the amount of specie and bullion is nearly stationary at 79,167,6090. The total debt of the state to the bank is 301,622,6160., or 30,000,0001. sterling. An extraordinary meeting of the Oxford, Worces ter, and Wolverhampton Railway Company is called for the 17th inst., at Worcester, to authorise the raising of a sum of 160,0001., by the creation of addi tional debenture stock, "to be applied exclusively for redeeming, paying off, or satisfying the Stratford Canal Annuities, and the mortgage and other debts, to the payment of whish the company became liable on the purchase of the canal, and which are now a charge on the undertaking of the company in pri ority of all other charges thereon." A general meeting of proprietors of the Bank of British North America is called for the 6th of De cember. The settlement of the list of oontributories of the British and Foreign Reliance Marine Assurance Com pany is to be proceeded with by Vice-Chancellor Wood on the 21st inst. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous snares ' as given in the Stock Exchange List published last evening : • Insuranes.—llianoe, Marine, 601; Atlas, 17; Equity sad Law, 6; Globe, 1001 ; Guardian, 641, 611 ; Imperial Fire, 3591 ; Indemnity Marine, 176 ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life, 91; Law Foe ' 41; Rook Lite, 131, 81. ex dl.. Woterwork..—Berlin, 41; Chelsea, 14, 131; Lambeth, 99; Southwark and Vauxhall, 111, 1101; Wen Iliddlesex, 111. Gag—lmperial, 80, 80} ; Surrey Consumers, 111, ex die.; Westminster Chartered, 66, 65, 66. Canal.—Birmingham, 96 ex div. Bridge—Waterloo, 3. Dock.—London, 611, 66, 67. - - The Admiralty will receive tenders en the 24th inst. for the supply of a large quantity of seamen's clothing. With reference to the silk market, the monthly circular of Messrs. Durant and t'o. reports as fol lows : . . . . The last month baa bran remarkable for the frequent alter nations from complete quiet to fair banner. se different rumours have been circulated ; showing clearly how sensitive the present high prices have made our market. In China silk we hays to report an improvement in the demand and value of coarse end medium Termini. and Truer., whilst the @wrier classes of each description bore remained un changed. In Chimes thrown., on the other hand, fine silks Si, scarce and in deroend—the commoner sorts being fairly plentiful and difficult of sale. In Bengal silk there has been a goad bosinees in all dares. In the early part or the month, holders of European filatures having show. a diepnaition to meet buyers, mime considerable parcels changed hands, and ws now quote prices lid. to 1.. under the bighted rate. of August. For good working native filature+, and the better camea of native silks, there has been much inquiry, and an advance of Is. to Is. fal. has been established. In Brutia, Persia., and Italian silks there is nothing worthy of notice. - - • The position of the freight market is thus noticed by Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, end Co. : The tendency to advance in export freight., adverted to in our last, continues, though perhaps it is later in being developed man might have been expected from the prolonged unfavourable character of homeward employment. Owner* have now almost ceased to hops for this latter imoroving. The moat extraordinary voyages are resorted to. We have baled of vessels going frets Aden to Behr*, and front the Cape to Quebec and West Indic., and many uofortu safely ems from the antipodes in ballot. Unless awes .Mooted for change should occur In return freights the mire out must rise still mere, fur owners have learned to their cost that they wont take the ordinary Ueight, with only the hope of something beck. First-raw Bntiah ton nage to bed hence for the Rae, but specially foe Australia, Is becoming more valuable, end the cost freights to India and China are also Ann. Although the scum of our go vernment in reference to China haa been leas precipitate than nutey believed it would be, there i. notion to think, from known engagement., that they are circumspectly sup plying their requirements. Mediterranean freight& out in cline upward., end home very little is transpiring; but 9i. and 8.., Danube mil Boling, are off.tei for spriug. The lest Advice& nom some of the United Butes ports are more favourable than for a gaols beck. In every other direction the market M characterised by extreme quietude. TUFSDAT EVTIIII.IO. COC63Ie, whic`i closed yesterday at 961, " sellers," for the 6th December, were supported this morning at the same quotation, declined in the afternoon to 961, "sellers," sad closed at 96 6-16 to 7.16, the price ter money being at the same time 961, sellers." After the close of the Stock Exctange, stock was also offered for the December settlement at that fraction. The official business report is as follows:—Throe per Cent. Console, for money, 961, 4,4, ; ditto for account (6th Dee.), 961, 1,1, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 95, 951, 94/, 951, 95; New Three per Cents., 931, 954, 95, 941; India Stork, 225, 2231, 225; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (-tack), 1041, 1031, 1041, 1031 ; ditto Scrip, 1041, 104, 1031, 1031; the Four per Cent. Debentures, 1658, 961; ditto 1859, 961, 961; Indis. Bonds, 2s. prem. The British Government Five per Cents. were also officially marked 1101. There were a fair number of transactions in foreign stocks. In the morning Mexican Bonds were in demand, and were de al t in es high as 231. A relapse took place in the afternoon, and the closing price was 22! to 23. A reduction of 1 to 1 per cent. occurred in Turkish, the Loan of 1854 being quoted 781 to 79, and that of 1858, 68 to 69. In the market for bank shares, prices were well supported. The principal inquiries were for Or iental, Union of Australis, London Chartered of Australia, and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered. Van Diemen's Land shares have fallen. The Six pee Cent. Debenture Stock of the Crystal Palace Com pany was marked 99 and 100 ; London Dock, 67; and the shares of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada, 1 prem. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany were quoted today 1 to 1 prem. ON TEE 0411341 Di FUND. me tailowlag is a copy of a letter which the Hart of Insiberengh has oddness* to Lod Brougham on the deal at Italy _ _ _ " Bentham, Delater, Nov. 6. •• My dear &eastern,— I proNee to subscribe • small MUD to the fund for the purchase of arms to be pieced at the dis port of Garibaldi. If all those who wish well to the oars of independence in Italy would, for the same purpose, sub scribe sack small sume se they can spare without incetnesai ✓oe, the aggregate amount of their contributions would be large, and they would materially omelet in supplying the Italians with the mean of making themselves respected. Arms, organisation, and discipline constitute the reel strength of • people, In proportion to that remark is the respect it obtains. Upon that foundation alone the lade pendenee of every country moat really rest. I admit, with deep regret, that the Italians have, as yet, ride but little nee of the opportunity which the events of the war have placed before them. They have confined themselves eery much to rej4iciege in anticipation of the independesse which they have neither achieved nor deserved. They have been waiting to receive from the heeds of other that which they should disdain to owe to any bends but their own. Acting emir the directions of men beefily selected, and unequal to the crioie in which they were called forth to govern, they are even now, I few, in Crated Italy, Maul fleiently prepared airiest the threatened invasion of the two most contemptible of armies—those of Naples sad ot the Pope. I will still hope for better things. I will hope that, • stimulated by the insults to Italy which an conveyed in the' demands France is shout to rare in the raper, they will rise lo vindicate thei sight to chore their own government, sad dutch the arms by which alone it can be secured There is in Italy on man who has at oar • bled to direct, • hand to execute, and a heart which tells him what Is right. That men ia Garibaldi. Let the Bailer fellow wire he leads, and th will at least rosin the keener which has been so long unknown to them as a pie*. He beer measures to observe with France. If he should ob tala anDer he will not consent to hold the prefaces he liberates as • fir 0 the French empire. He well not lend himself to the carrying out of the Ides of the First Napoleon, that Frazee should be surrounded by week dependent states. If the Italians should obtain no change but that of substi tuting the influence of France for that of Austria, they will only have changed the outward form of their humiliation, and have laid the foundations of perpetual disunion and of errantly recurring war in their country. I believe that the creation of • great, united, end independent state in Italy (and to be independent it most be great) would lend more than any other measure which (maid be adopted to mere the peace of Central Europe. Incapable of enter taining projects of cosquest beyond the Alpo, which it would be evidently impossible to realise, such • Elate would have • 410111•0/1 interest with Austria in clueing that .twins barrier agree the foreigner ; sad Austria, relieved from all apprehecelon on the side of Italy, would, in area with Germany, present on the Rhine sad on the Viands • concentrated strength which no ambition would assall, brews none could hope to orweeme. This was the opinion I famed at the coignes of Vienne. I *spewed hin the Howe of Commons in 1816. I have adhered to It through life. The unexpected eyrie in the 1 early part of Ibis year appeared at one time to place this great result almost within our grasp. I will still rust that such high bops have not been held out to Europe only fee • moment, to be then dashed away and to deceive. I will still trust that the Italians may prove them selves not unworthy of their fortune, and may be mindful of other and higher traditions than those to which Franca has directed their regards. At hest, let as, sympathising with them in circum stances which were once our own, place in their hands the arms by which aloe*, under Providence, their redemption me be achieved. In the will of Providence must rat their saner, but with arms in their kande they may at heat, in ellemil of being unresistingly transferred, like cattle, by ',Ripon*, fall nobly Ilk& soldiers in the field, and acquire that riertoes name which has been sr coded by the concur rence traf all ages to those who perish in the attempt to liberate their country. It would give me much eatisfeetion to learn that yea approve the step I propose to take, sad that, although yea may not epee with use is all particulars, pen agree with me In the main is the views I have ex penned.—!ruse, m 7 der Brougham', year meet sincerely, .. Ruse BOROUGH." LW 07 rss IMAM SHIP PAIAILATT4.- OFFICIAL DIQ(1111%-(17I111 DAL) This morniog, at 10 o'clock, an inquiry insti tuted by the Board of Trade, wee commenced at the Green wich Police Court, before Mr. Trull, the sitting ma. untrue, end Captaia Rams, nautical ameroor, Into the cir cumstances attending the the wreck of the Royal Mail Stoma Company's ship Penman*, on the 30th June last, neat the Virgin Islands. Mr. O'Dowd appeared to conduct the examination for the Board of Trade, and Mr. Caswell attended on behalf of Captain Boynton, commander of the Parartatta. An interesting Whin on the march for the Franklin Expedition woe delivered is the Mimic Room of the Enghton Pavilion on Monday evening, by Dr. King, who accompenied Sir iticotp Beck's Expedition to the Oreet Plat River. W. Coningbaso, Esq., M.P., occupied the chair. In 18.53, Dr. Challice, medical officer of health, wrote with confidence eta the future health of the IIer• niondsey distrait. With improved drainage, courts and alleys well paved, the dwellings of the poor deemed, a•s pools abolished, graveyards clawed, noxious trade nulaancies =pyramid and prevented, a better supply of water obtained, and baths and washbouses for the working classes established, theism, be believed, would be checked and mortality be diminished. Such has been the result. Since then the local authorities have, without flinching (at great cost), connected their eflets with most praiseworthy energy. " Their re ward is," writes Dr. Chsllice, " that, instead of being a focus for dime= Bermondsey is now one of the healthiest of the metropolitan districts. I mike this statement with confi dence, and pledge my reputation as officer of health for its correctness. In cosirm►tion of it, see nip last repot to the Mary, booed oa the returns of the Registrar- Depend. It will act se a stimulant to some and a challenge to others who RIO now at osaitory science." Bir W. Napier concludes a letter to a cotemporary with rtes:—"TM lest Gazette bevies gives too a step of Teak, wy eigretsue will be is suture, W. Nspiar, °newel." ' We understand that the Seaton and Crosby Coal Company hove leased from the Earl of Lotted.le the met tie. of nearly the whole of the pariah of Beaton, from Plushy to Workington Hmbunr. Bump have already cormiseaced under the auperintendenre of Mr. Munster, the mwgra and proprietor. It is anticipated that mid will be Mead to loot tor 600 years to now. When the new shafts are la working, the mad company sod the Hematite Iran Company eons by will reciprocate. best meet important to their mutual prusperity.—Catmarrionf Pargret. DEATH OF 1122 COVNT•SB DOWAGER OF HABI- T/num—We hem to 11111/011,011 the destb of the COUSIMS D.W•delr of Harserned, who expired yesterday morning at an tasty Behr at Ouldaborough Holt, hen Lead*, abet a very .hurt illness. The late ante.. moo the mooed daughter t 4 Thome., .eoond Marque. of Bath, K. 0., by the Hi n. leobelle Elea dirth il)nd, third daughter of Odom', fourth Vterauut torrinrun, and was born on the 23th of March, 1801. Her ladyship married on the 6:h of July, 1823, Henry, third sod 14a Sort of Hummel, who it •iil tw recollected died in .8,7 fe,,o t the eg.et• d kiwi.. moaned by beiox thrown font bid henrte in the hunting Sell. The coarrime of the Hort of Dalt. itb, M.P. and Lady lambs Hamilton, whi c h was emit to take plaCo menow, has, is rowormenro of the death of the ermines, who wee *toter to the Ditches. of ituceleucb, and therefore suet of the bridedoom elect, been postponed to a more distant day, DeATH OP A ROMAN CATHOLIC DIGNITART.— The Very Rev. If seisms, Wee4•ll, D.D., preaidwit of Chicolt College. dill yesterday at that mammy, at the ad vanced age of 71. He inocesded the Rev. Moore is the alviut four years ego. H- I'M highly teepected, both by the cheinkvs of hi. own church cod 15.., out beloosiag t it, acd hi. death is regarded as • sew-re loos to the R'll4o catholic bdy ant naly in this locality, but throughout EWE' land. Dr. Weedall tisk • st-ep tot. rest in His wil ege from Its foundation. His bind diswisiiion and usbanii ) of ~,a u wo reared for butt the love sal reform of ail with whom he 01113111 in COlillet. The rruiaits -f the &ceased rev. 'maw twin will be intsrred on Touts lay ors, !war the hies altar of the ch•pi I attached to toe sidles.% mei the funeral sill be attenned by several coholir Isohope, sad s tallol.loll. body of strkssaiifirii and distinguished layuien of this buoy.—Bit iting- Assn Dail y /att. Tux AtISTRALIAN MAIL SPRVICP VIA PANAMA. —The Astitralials awl brio Aglaia (lauter ewes that the following umbels wren, seat In for the P. 11110% mail "CIVIC.. so Massif.. d for in Jane last Howard sad Lever, 65 days. 119,0001.; Creak.) and Co 64 day.. 140.0001.; Australian and Pad& Company, 45 days. 161,001.; Grsek sub Orietral Couipony, 66 161,0004; Prams and Co., 64 dile, no 4101.1.1vt Joseph Cussed. 66 days, 210,4001.; Hays! MW Company, 66 days, 110,0001. OIDINAZY 1111•11 LOB ASD erooK& Ira. i Wawa's. 611.11011.0111441. 1:111. "1 14•41filearta.• %Ir e jeje ne r .4,4 A 1•••• ne•liejliakoffkinbl.o:: 777 j aki 7/0116 D i•a• Dear D I DD. IN paid Is IL. Mud. ?Ma. SAberi:r 'lOll% It DINO hmeloi 4.«lng Mod D 1711.777 wrsoarsi peal— Or. obit 111.1.11Wi fa Wi ~rino 11... e eroantre. ...M. awl Nactl . ra.l . - _ I :C...7 - setri mm.4 4.O. -- 11,;. - Dov riwi .. 1 1!"'°?"'• - I •=7: Levies I Wromr.., LoadeeknY t 031011.6". gra% temeeptiNea Ds. 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Unair M a Mt i PI It te Ili 1 4 in In ila If ii 13 71 BILITIaII PONT/1110U 0.1n.1 fkAIMW.Th. Lama Wass. . Dess. 6046.16 166 De. &a Oisa A Peals 6 take Reis . n. rveriirT mow. lass.,oe4wa Li6lsse b ts takl.. lB l r r axles ra & fisairre -- laseleatllest u =" I °m 066• t r, m. :Osiss r 1 et r = Dassna. Lai& IL 1.16 ems taw rentaai - - 04.1kelredis cia. Ma Oa Oessa elaa Dos Ow rmn Va s aariist 1 4. 6as i a aft Kass &a 44 Pir fiat. &Ka y. a. 6s. per . De. 41 pee east Ds. fed aOa PA De. a a Sheanss OirePA sam=orb tau 10.kba.D., Doill i elrumm. ..-. i. .. ....- 2.1, —.. :: Wit. /I.lll3nruale TORSION 01 ii 27 10 10020 W&assay • llowt. vor a. all Ikaaaavel Wawa gair all Da, Nor a 1.1/Mw e i AL pot waat iP (1. Masan I pw awn all Da lama at laL W lambster Tamales I Fat a //amit 116/1 1l L = S M pir IL aD Da p all la Immo i mat ell Da. I all all Da. Ws all Miami LIM II pimaDA. gai De. .11 loyal 8 s I wom— an imabero a 7Oral all V)%.lbr.wa LC earl W W. &S. WA( Warn ll D. & OOLOWiIii..IOVIIINIIMIT MN N - II 6 t 7 tt il 1 1 -61 r di; tar I i Iso 1, 1 1 I Ifl t IN N NI • 111 tai N N No 1 I N No I lel Wi g di IS l N N 04 or so it II V Ife S - I li 1 1 li 1 ICIATIOAIL 17 -81 I N 30 101 li 3' li 5 n► lit Nlilf 111 ft Ili 111 ILTNA9.-111IS DAY. Two o'Ctocit. The demand for East Wheal Russell shares cou tinnes, and a fresh advance has taken place, transac tions being recorded in the Stock Exchange at and 11g. Tincroft have been dealt in at 61, and Wheal Mary Ann, at 33. There have elan been a number of transactions in shares in Wheal Buller, Trencrom, Great South Tolgas, and Wheal Basset. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. St. John del Rev have been dealt in at 121 ; North Rhine Copper (South Australia) at premium; Mariquita, at to and English and Australian Copper, at 11. The shares of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Australia yesterday were quoted 11. to 3-113 prem...... . . At a meeting of Wheal Unity gamin:en, held yesterday, the accounts showed a balance of liabilities over assets of 4331. 16a. 3d. A coil of 2e. 64. per share was made. The agent's report stated that the 6.5 has been extended about 6 fathoms ease, and 4 fathoms west of Flat Rod shaft, end the lode has been worth on an average 161. pee fathom ; this being its present value in the western end, whilst in the eastern end it is worth 201. per Whom. Prise paid for driving 31. per fathom. In about two months a wince will be opened between the 66 and 65, and the goad will be then worked away at 2e. ed• or 3e. in the pound, and the returns of ore considerably increased. The 66 has been poor for some time, but from present ar peeresses an improvement is expected. At the 30 out and west of engine seat good tribute ground le being opened, and there is a pitch in the bock working at 6.. in the pound. The engine shaft is glue sunk with all speed, sad the lode will be opened at the 40 in about three months. 34 tons of ore, of the usual quality, will be soli on Thursday next. An extraordinary general meeting of the Rwanda Mfateg Company is called for the 16th inst. A meeting of adventurers in Brynford Hall Mine is called for the 17th that. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The attendance of the trod* was very mall but the its. steady. Prices of most articles of the trade ware us. &hared. The supply of home grown grain was very am& The Imports of foreign gram into Laudon since lug W wan reported this morning aa small of flour, small of w of berisy, and of oats Winit7.-Engliah in small supply, (or which fully led Mosday's rates were asked. Foreign held firmly upon LA Moalay's prices-tending upwards. English white, 40a. to 465. ; red, 35e. to 40.. per quarter ; Denude and Hosier berg, 425. to 66e. per 4941 b.; Rostock, 42a. to 60a.; etMe Baltic perta,4oe. to 46a; French, Ws to 42e. Fi.ova in steady demand:et Met Monday's prime. Town. 36a. to 435.; Norfolk, 30.. 6d. per 2801 b.; French, 28e. to 335. por 280Ib. ; Amer., U. 8., - per bared. BABLET.-Fine sort continue scarce, and maintained upon Ism Monday's rates ; English, 24e. to 46e. per qr.; Battle. 24e. to 27e. ; raker sorts. 235. to 270. per quarter. Owes held firmly at last Monday's nom. Britiah, 20e. to 30a. pm qr.; Ruesien, 18s. to 245. per qr.; other Bald* ports, BBL to 275. per qr. Beares.-Engliab and Egyptian in increased demand, sold at rather over lasi Mooday's rates. English tick, 365. to 41o.; barrow, 42a. to 465. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60e. per R. Egyptian, 22e. per qr. PEAT in Improving demand, at lam Monday's miss English boiler., 38e. to 40s. ; hog end grey, 360. to grs.; foreign white, 48e. FLOATING CAIOOIII.-Btsioe last Friday only 16 edf laden vowels were reported arrived at port of call, rm., 1 wheat, 6 maim, 3 barley, 4 rye, 1 oats Salm last reported :- Wheat, Odessa Ohirke, 41a. 62. 4921b5. ; wheat, Oaken. 345. 6d. per 480I1w. Moir, Ibr4 30a. 63. per 4801bs. Maims on purge, Gams October shipment, 32a. 9d. per 4921ba.. no guarantee; Reed, ditto, 30e. pee 4801b5., so parents% I Barley, on poisons, 'Mail, 23e. 3d. per 4001b5.; 'broil, ter 2i per cent., 224. 3d. per imp. qr. To•day no sale wee re ported In wheat at the hour of going to press, but a large bushes has been done in mail..; about 11.1 cargoes ware sold -several on paseage-Galam, at 335. lid. per 492110.; Ibrail, 30e. per 4801bs. INTO LONDON MON NOV. 7 TO NOV. 9. 11.01116 h ae lleotob. IA! Wholl _ Difin . . . .......... . 3003 410 Naalkk Bid raw. U 0: 1.0410 310.3. COO eirests. 3006% QI MINCINO-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SCOAIL—This market remains steady at last week's prices. Keened. 48s. 6d. to 60s. Conms.—Tbis 'Aide has sold at about previous rates. Tsa.—The public mks are going off heavily at lower prices. Rtes.—This article has been in but limit., I demand. Prime sre unaltered. Savrrarea.-110fraction 6 to si sold a: 375., Refraction 71 to 10, 34a. 64. to Ns. 6d. Corrox.—No sales reported. Rest.—TM market doll at previous rates. SPICES sold at preview' rates to a limited f Vent. In other articles no material alteration. M aline gem raßy hays a quiet appearance to-day. rAtLow MARKET.—(THIS I)AT.) The mast is dell, at the decline established yester day; preacat pnces are as follow .—Toen telluw, 61e. net cash; Petersburg Y.C. as the spot, 59e. 31. ; all the year, Us.; December, BSc to 68e. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS I)AY.) Mears. Psvenden sad Smith report tamt the fiemsad for tine maples is extensive, and such t,n Jroe are very scene. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls lind South Holton. 10.. 61.; W 4114 End Rae. wall, 19..9d. ; Walls Bad NorthamberlAnd. 164,. Wali End Hough Hall, 184. 6d.; Walla End Whitworth. 134. 61.; Tanned blow Beier.. 13.. 61., 114= 4 La 15s. 3d.; ii.b..res ditto, 15..; North Holywell 134. 6.1-15 snipe at market. SUDDEN DEATH AT A MARRIAGE PARTY.—Oa Saturday inorring a painful f. sling was cc visioned in Alloa by the intelligence that a young men, now. I Jobe' Bell a , who was at the marriage of hie step-sneer the previous even ing, had died while yet to the midst of the marriage feed ; Otto. It was about two o'clock in the morning when the party began to break up, and Bell accompanied bows a young lady who resided in a neighbouring 'fleet, lies returned to the house in which the marriage wee celebrated, out pro longed the entertainment with thorn who romance. Shortly atter 4 o'clock, and just when all were preparing to retire, be complained of sicking; and laying one baud on hie bteo.t end the other on his forehead, old I ono very on. well?' He sat down on ocher, leaned bock, and Oilmen. lady *spired. Bell was about 26 tear. of ege. It is no. 'apposed the unfortunate donee..al met with any violent trentment, but we believe that a post.mortem exclamation Of the body bes been ordered. —411,4 Aldocrtiser. ASSAULT In A LOVER.—()n Sunday night a young men, of the name of Alexander M'Kellar, celled as a respectable fanner's bows in the vicinity of Locheilphised. to pay hie addrevee to the farmer's eldest daughter, but s unfortunately for the lover, the father discovered that Warns en the grammes, and not being on friendly tome with Id% trout tho fact of hie not being considered a suitable moldy paps got enraged, and commonly ejected him from the home with a poker kl'Kellez, however, on bring thus wooer.- nioniously turned to the door, retalieted upon his enumpated father• in•law, wrenched the po ker from hlis hand*, and rea ',molly applied it te the farmer a nose, cutting him severely. and very conch diatiguring his appearance. The sheriff f .wed the moult proved, mud sentenced tt thirty days' conlinagnant in Lochelphead prince. r