The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-19 00:00:00

DiNT.) LENTIL, 0.-r. Is. Mot that the cable which kelosint to the Gmlien). meta Wee se wee far fr,tu ga s Nat. Mr. Walk", and Moot Me yards swarm d Ono, it is to be Walker has rrwe sag we the Wes but form a *ea waiting ai V. the ruperto.,,, c i nt I a Miegrapbir 'lineage tact that until further the rabies ez. rot that erday altersoon the Mager no d fortnight from Awe- Is l b . loci- talkt.i-og rated mead from I. leintlias at New y a k yres W. Field for the cettairy. This director active, although the 0 array, hI.P., me, ▪ wpitists to 1.1...ti0 the fur all money 141.1 net , but winstt,r sf m clerks yoe t h e In east the Steerage 11 a machetes pewit t 41.111 s thatte orb'.. (Oct which was 4g/eally intended to be the LAipaig stemma of rbor• cable w e left anchored as it is ea takes ega sad mom &elm Bright goes oat 4 shone sable maid up At there loony petnally le. When Kr. W AA, then we. 33 miles tl ad to Leedom. New ely the,. seethe, tee el from Lemke, wlisit age 10 alks is karat le set Illety that she ▪ evens, It to pee. le., aroma try to key are sad 30 of sedans, wield be proved, as it fi Rey be aim Kum set t reillemer Thomas. es Wag is eery cee. std,does set Improve 40 saytttag lIKTO this ceding ism Mart Telegreph WWI at pe- Kr. Beetbeleasee, sad es. Collett, Ltagehed, fitter sib dill wadi weal system 1. to try I the me hair% say 4 !be odd. I Wine all s the assapeity as the arab% Was sp. la all a teseseseel with the wawa sweretkes ▪ KM the there - ewes issleall el mead sad as et pewee. The Ufe itlea, as It swab IGINCL —The writ foe the e. Yesterday reandeg tM.7 esertdag lea bus ly ettsdadents ostensibly r. Walkman; bat Mr. red weer osmium; - it is sot knows het her meted Nat Mr. W tlaa- Cy after the vacancy et origiaally occurred, and .if to the 'betel r, but mead his latest:on to :bused the rapport rd thetattalees to t. •te his proosechae • reattd elector., sad tettatoned 1 firebug is the berbush, rammed his intent: la ter.. to stead. It ut At .dale to put hitt, ua the cease of hie ,outteg deal of emery net De latet, sad the contest is rite re.tiroing officer the afroalocio. is up aditletee la the LLIGENCIt. IBRIDOE, Cr.c IR. ing of the members Any 9chn.,l, G•r th. faculty .1 nw-dirtne. to (ntwaly drawn op by subrooted to lb. teeet4 ward alf,tutg tba pew • elrarattona notraaery. tmck to the conn..ll of e wiltbeff, in CA,D)iIIIC -Bteelo6o. 2 for tbo tr%t P.osilat utitatino•, alga pr4bablo tlo-In4t•o Etutoro, has 1.A., Fellow of Trinity prize fif ma elegy triodes of tam repel, mad ember prim of tbe to Grorp Frederick od prooreinse *ad *fec es. bees thle dam de m yebolenlo4o( 6W. ; 301. , Vittit , ditto, 1 0 be 'crusted t Some, nf Bull mad SAD FATE 0? Ma. ea received Men Kr. ha exploration, bat ha • Gating lay country klte biter, dated low ,Ithard•• remains. The er • Knit, ba-h, 'Mat mid .ether barb wenn avec,. offering a , once= 4.4 to illeINO deep. 1e raugh-printed loam . reached water I • that I left Soitt asid tit pomp be hive cd Na tie wear and the WA Mho of hies & letting at th awn bow low it at knew My Time i. New. rote I know it 10 'made. &shalt alive meat at water $717 as rem an Wee God solenoid to Add s& sot seem to have bees 'ow Lamed Gorete. NPANT.-111119 COO or, tbrir nomftai • the late treads of Wir awl albeit arcesseast. ..tiftwiaa enefteurd prows Mat tb? 1014 wag 'Mere •••••44 weir • wee the ',Jaw, elhodee. without aeLleio• o• reefer parties of the bl beck trT ul ettspay, el I the mintage they have 'he prelim of the boa ladeestated. The arena .d teen the baton. id &Ohne, It am mash" el 1,0001. stack whlrk flap toma nt 3,6801, la their pre '. •aplaia that the cold St its 001019.10011 - bac a rmaalaVaall 01 w nee fn taltradvise elo-kk Rabithers W '; 7"- t0 , 70.. " tM erompaa in k. !N1 , 6,17 OF THE Ern a, a .p.rial moo wet Cammlarirmori Wag W•tet. C •tatoillim m i arriet•ahat rd. .ialy 141: ut =la • ....s•eitt•• IVt Ilhat tb• Of mew INN -01 te ear e of limabier • Movie--b y UAW e velvet's( to onviell ovr7 be veseivell es lei liggield to 10 MO* see Inegelerie7: l6B ea es, lbw evl Ng 7 'r- beellotella t wee velvel y sal"' Iterheree kis bon vile:say %Waist Ida-. LAW INTELLIGENCL. (THIS DAT.) COUNT OIP BANKRUPTCY. alio lb. Comillseir realinqui.) N 13 ZILIIIIIM 111AVIIIIND AND DAITTOID SAWN. This ins tale eseelesale mai* le the C 409 of Robert Rills, the runnels( wiser is the OR of Jonathan and Robert Hide, bank/re, dfiiMveeaf and Dartford, the easier partner havieg ;tied elms the baakruptcy. The ace:ants be,. already The liabilities of the bunk are about =bl. d ; the MOOS which hare hitherto tome into the heads of Mc. Orshain, the ott-ial soignee, amount la I, l oll7 lr l. Lwnae aipfor the ansigsess ; Mr. Rego S Mr. Riad fee Wereseirt creditors ; and Mr. Rillsery tar the hiskrept. Agar hearing the mutes* Rh Smear NM he assaderad that no sufficient= led Mies shows kw opposiag the sorb:sties kw mist. This fad that Gams, as .11 debtor to the hack of 16,0001.,tied sot paned his saiwalselks, sad wee a baskrupt in this court. was a sultient moos for stij,urniss this caw, so that the certificates might be heard at the same time. The case would stead seljoursed till the 16dt of February, the oppa. Wig creditors baring the come of the day. THE POLICE COURTS. (TEN DAT.) M Mr. Thema. Owls Chlocos, solicitor ANSlON-HOUSE. , of No. 19, Orme church-stren, appeared Wars the Lord be.,.. In ammo to a minnow whit b charged him with uanwhilly dsselatag the register of the British ship Hardy, of Stockton. Mr. Beekman appeared for the oansplathant, Mr. An thony Hall, nearer of the *hip ; and Mr. Prendergast ti nseled ea the met of the dahadeat Mr. Bachamis °posed the ease., Ie ths coot of width be deed semis] sathontlas for the purpose of showing that no = ri eistild he legally dosistad, whether mortgaged or Lard W is this miser dOained Mr. y became Mr. °them nays he km •km epos it. He lest mid it was in one part of the king dem, sad then ia seethe,. Mr. A. Hall wee them swore, sad asid—l am captain of the hennas &nay, lylag at North Woolw It it the wish of the ewers that she abooLl proceed at mot to Sunderland for comb, snit thee to Sera. I have applied to the &tandem kw the tegiater, sad he will sot deliver it ep till I pay him Mt, the ammo of nastier man's MVP. He said It I did that he weeM deliver It up instantly. My ship has hem ready to go to sea for sight days, and canna tar went of the register. I have applied lo Mr. turd dbe hie bill several these without getting It. I also asked ths deindeat tor it, and be said Kr. Waked had My broker be. a doorman to peeve the& the registar Is be the dshodeats heads. I asked the disindeat if he bad the asirsilleate. He replied, " I wait as th at. I des't say I hem got it." I told him I did nra wini to put Wm to my upsets, sad be said, " Directly pm give ne SU. mete,l will deliver the reglemr." lit said I thond have a difikelty to getting it back, sad that Mr. Wilford would be wrack or the Toil e . The loin to the owners be. beta 1601. through the defiligkel of the g6!wr'. Mayor—This seem very fodish ooadact. lbws is* diapoted dela of Mt, whloh atirbt he paid under protest, sad the yawl wbkb is b oor at Woolwich with all b an d s on board night poem' Ns her voyage. Mr. Pnsiorpot—lle is of the captain at all. Witsens-1 MOW I MI. and I am authorised to take ths los ship bosh to ffsmolorirod, when she I. to coal. N o o th er tap the Lied mobs the demand Lr the tephisi on Mho lllh imilmot. Ciasermialined by Mr. Prowlergast-1 swear that this do hula NM me he had got tits tenni:ate. I authorised the nigistur bob. dollvorod bp my broker to the defendant, and soy brohor bolds the romolpit for it. I have teen in the ship tartars stootbo t sod have sot 'arrived a 51. nor in the shape of worm I rawer brewed mossy from Mr. Willard, but he did of ma I gave Mr. Viiltmd a mqrtgagit of the ship Is nom mama of 451., but be has boon offered payment of that earn over and over ag du by a gent/sr man is mot Y istidactios. It was sot an arrangallunt bet wawa se that Mr wooed shoold not leave the dal/. I was put into • roam Icy myedf, sad asked to sign a popsy, sad I atboat was dining • dophoc ro eor a cLcaent Instead of r tr this payessna Omura coos. Lard Itapor—lf his statrowsit is trim the certificate is dessined for Ohs Ma Or Sit., as swarm to by the witness, this to ma Mp' dolindlo• as for as I can see. Wllassa—Tlss ship batons to one owner only, and he bas us es septein. principal question Is who is captain ? ompsolo, sod I swear that no other captain boo boom applaiall la my plum Lord lispor—flo sweets la is still captain, you moot • sow omega till the old one is damieerl. 14thOobs a Vhseduipesi—A stew captain was appootod o n th e hor. Lord Ns~or Would your men allow a new captaia to go as bawl tf be west to the ship Witnams—Certalnly ; but I hare seen no new captain. Ms Lord Mayor—Why not arrange the matter amonpt yoarsalses P Mr. Basitasan—Tlassa proplawant an ...oust, and though they hay* repeatedly applied to the defendant for It, they bars sot bola able to gat it. Lord Mayor—The appointment of the captain on the 14th (amber has been made to meet this particular ciao, but that will not da. Mr. Prendergaet seems to admit that upon the payment of 3.. W. the ratite would ba delivered up. It is quits char It 4ea IWpl detention. If Wiwi-dad with as &Asks here the parties can frame a spacial case and take it to • emotive °mt. Mr. Edwin Pox wse then examined by Mr. Prendergamt— I ars sa wasionear, at 41, Coleman-stew. I am master of gyoos. the ship. 1 was appointed on tti• 14th of October, by Mr. _ _ _ Lellayar—Hawe you s certificate qua l i fic at ion ? mer—No. _ _ Laid May Ate you going to urinate the reamed ? Witrese—No. (Much Insgh;er.) Lad Mayor-1 don't believe the owner* would ere allow this gantleran, most respectable r an auctioneer, to oavi• gate the viral. (Roars of laughter.) The corniest* is for the torpor of the lawful navigation of th e s hip. 1 s h ou ld not bits - to owl In the skip for the first time with the twee captain. To keep up this discussion is all nonsense, and 1 wader bow any ono conkl think of Gauping the tiro of the court In this way. Witness--I wee ordered to put a man in poression when I vas ”polstad mater. Mr. Booksoan—No doubt you were. This shows what the aro really is. Lead Mayor—l cedar the register to be delivered up in stantly. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ♦ 1001 C-STALL TART. • John Brown, a reepeotable-hoklag man, was charged with stealing a book fro. the shop of Mr. Young, bookseller, of 331. Oxford-streig. From the evklanc•—whielt was only slightly pose Into on • former otesidna—it appeared that while Kelly, 319 A, was us duty et the Presiosee's Theatre Its saw the prisoner hastily run errors the road, as if cora* from the prosecnuds shop. He, serpsethig something was wrong, panned him; and while doing so, a ganUmeem came up and mid he bad stolen a book. Coatimung the permit, an, coming np with him he leek the book ham nada' his coat. Mr. Young ideattlled the book hia propwry, the Taloa Mb[ de. Lally said the primmer, whom real mess wee Lemon, had Mee previously oouiricted. City pilice-counabie Edwards, 313, proved that at the Old Deasy, on llith August, 1863, the primmer wee committed forts mouths for seams a silver spoon fr. on an hntol La Et. Pees churchyard ; and so the Old Bailey in 1846, in the named Millar, wee seat for twelve months kr stealing • hook Irma Mmes. reeky, of Fiest-stree• Committed to, trial. WANDSWORTH. • ILIFOILMITORT ROT DESERTING TSAR TRU N•TY. Jorsph You, ma iatoltireot looking bo,, shout 15 yaws al wadi plotted Is to dark. haw* Mr. Ingham, charged with r has bar llbjetty's ablo Waterloo, lying air absooawa. flerresat &chins. of the V division, aeld—ln ceset rellal iafornistios I received I west thie moraine to the sorth Bonne of Correetos sad apprehroded the prweee spc* hie Ara; dischersed foe de...rime frost bar blejesty's doe Wateeks, ns tL. 13 , b of A 114114 lest. H. Lad Nees essvissed it the it eithearli Pni.r r Court lac steal lag • pair of seeress, end wee rat in W.,..dasorth Rowe Cesectios. The prisms's nerve appears in the Gwen* as • issenst. _ Me. Iniesatn—Uoa do rot know that the prisoner is !ha sma hey motioned ta the 4.:4u , W ,, bB , 6—Mr. Lai lend, the nap einteadast of the Rs. Ibriaaaory &lead to Wanlewottn, as peasant, sad wi ll speak is?at Met. /gr. Layhmd—Tlts bey woe besot knee our rehool. as t bia . mt..—Dem the cert..' at the Waterloo •ieh to Mr. Lityloal—Ti% dr. I lume summessiated vith him, end . ll• tspr . smeed • mli , bin* him bag. • wide to lot* kir_ - 111% Ittalloo—Sotolt tins ago I vot•l•ed • Maur from 04•••• °ma, owing t o I slosld fa ratan sot surd lbw esibblos dines,, bacit to Lim aids. Layird—Tb• espies nt Lb. Waf,loo M mfectiy well swan of the boy MAE, lova ••••10901. !!_grist Snektoot—Y-sr wor.blp, If tb• satboritie• did sot trioli to bars Ms back again, tbs., woldelsot kayo pima Ye maw Is di* l'Amets. Mr. lartheat—Yea, I reeterebr time wee inlllll arrange awl that I ebeald sot trot b.. kAs er t er, .be r . let oteatkoad ia the Gaelic V. .1, buy, hay, jos &Dittoes he asp Primmer—Mahler. Mr. Mr. laibeee—Tbett yea allf Dr taken to the Croeolfla latretylai stop, friar off the Tower. Mr. 1..y1a•/—ThN M the nay boy oat of between 30 ae4 40 ohm who hare tetra ►ooed to the gay, from oar Khoo' Mat lee theorte4. tie emote or dm rawriod. SWEEPSTAKES. Adventurer .. Manehllne - Leskothia •• 4 ram. CALEDONIAN HANDICAP. Darrow Prince of Desm;ek Broadlands 4 ma. KELSO PLATE. One mile. Bourgeole, Katherine Logie, Augury, Maid of Derwent, Little Nell Con Liana, Italian Queen, Quin, Captain Wed mid darken, Pew Taft, Wellington, Leukethes, limekiln% fiaft are hies. 071111 AIIIIII•LI. liomamty Adventurer Arch duelmes, Nalechite, Spider, led-in-the-Hand, Meedowdale, Thiassay. Mimes, Blarney, Simpleton, Nary Roes, Haggle, Wheat, :Wee Nell, Brotall•aea and Waterloo. The ground is heavy. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. SHARE L152.3.-7HIS DAY. Two o'Cwow. The railway share market to-day in extremely inactive and dull in character; yet, notwithstanding the decline in Consols, prices retain much steadi ness. North British, South Eastern, and a few other descriptions are more offered; but in Midland, Great Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and London and South Western, an improvement of about 1 per cent. has ta/ken place. Present quotation. are as follows:—London and North Western stock, 911 tot; Great Western, 661 to /; Midland, 97J to 981; London and South-Western, 931 to I ; Lan" cashire and Yorkshire, 95/ to 961 ; Great Northern, 28 to a per share; and Pastern Counties, 12 7-16 to 9-16. •urue POSIIIOBIOge. W d Wiarall= brailar. &O . 1a&5..• De. • AIM Cwltal -- , as. 1.1 Dallliie• Lab Harm D Ds. 1 1 111. • PfltiMool I gh • -MAW OFFICE. Tuesday, 6 P.m. K ELSO MEETING. -§ I I 1:: 1 ill A d ei 91 1 (THIS DAY.) (HT ELtCTILIC TBLIOTLAPIL) 6. Ma art Mau Tow smill shgle (LWOW l am _ MUM now .. ...... .... Do. if tuoffc43:::—... abhuxet. 4l flr s td c Wk of N N V 11 NI IN um 107 i 1071 gus lt THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1858. BLIP& I sampan. I 1:04: " I 1 : 1 ' MONEY MARKET-IHIS DA T. Two Nttoot. TEE CARDEN ABDUCIION CASE. DUBLIN, MONDAY EVINI NO. The proceedings in the ease of " Arbathnott v. Cardsa" was rammed this morning at Kingstown Police wort. ldr. Jones, & stipendiary magistrate, was examined on the pert of the ddendant, sad positively swore that he believed Mr. Carden incapable of oontraitting any aft of violence towards Miss Arbuthnott. The woman Keating, alias Douglas, was aim examined for the defendant, and Ow pod that Ow bad no authority hoot Mr. Cardin to gar roomy to say pima for may purpose saspiatiag Ma As- Who*, soup what was cantatas:l in laws fogad as bar pogo. Mien Elba Arbathnott was then called, and exandnd by Mr. Walsh, Q.C. She said, " The last witans eons to me on the arm occasion, and had GB interview of about to labtatn, when she stated that she bad boa ellen a shin ties as housekeeper to Mr. Carden. Mr. Clough was pretest at the time, bat not concealed. Mrs. Keating purported to have wan to know if I recollected a certain protons that I made to her to place Isar children at school. I replied that I bed sot She said she was trying for a situation as lady'e maid, and I said I hoped "ha would be seeessafaL Mr. Cardaa's nine was certainly not traticeed at the escoad iaterview. I was slam, sod Ma. Zoning staid that she had come to inform me sad Mr. sad Mrs. Oongh also that she hod bees offered the situation of hossekeeper to Mr. Carden of Barman, end she wined to knw whether It would be amain to ate and to Mr. sad Mrs. Gough if she should aocept it ? I said that I wan surprised at her mentioning Mr. Carden's name to me, bat that I had not any wish to interfere with her mrrangements, at the same time saying that she should never attempt to hold any communication with me aria of say triad, and I desired her to leave St. Helen's at mop, or I Amid be under the necarity of desiring the servant to tun her out. She then went away, and I have net SC4O her since. Nothing further occurred after the mention of Mr. Carden's name. I should think the interview did not lost over dye minutes." Aber a heigthentd disco ion the megietratee deeded e• holding Yr. Carden to Mil in the sun of 5,000/. to keep the prat towards Mae Arbuthnot*. A BODY FOUND.—DORKING, MONDAY. The body of a young woman was diaoovered early this morning in the river, tear Castle MU, by the miller, on going to his Irak, who inunedlately pee informatics/ of the circumstance to the polka. From the above fad, and description of the corpse wr have hastily gleaned, there or. be the. doubt ►at that it wu that of a young woman, a servant girl, who led ►er situation ma Ruee-hili in a very mysterious manner, and without assigning any canes, on the night di the 6th indant. Her strange disappearrnos, coupled with the knowledge that dm had told mother servant, residing In the next hones, of bar intention to drown herself, cured the greatest anxiety to be felt worteting her, end search was made in every direc tion, bat without say reult. The body found thin morn ing is evkLintly that of the unfortunate cresdare.—Seisses Zara& it 001PIINNY-PIZCZ II THIS THROAT.—On Mon day lest, Mr. J. Petry Cole, • professor of mask, residing at Arundel, wee playing with • forte penny-piece, by jerking it ant of his hand Iwo his seenth, wool by some soddent tt wee drawn into the wiadpipn He endeavoured by 'Arlo means to remove the min, bat anseceesefully, and was alisolly alarmed at the theosliam. Immediately he sought • neighbouring sumo, who silOalliered an emetic., but this failed in noviag it, end Mr. Cal. wee appalled by being told " that nothing mare weld be done," end it wee probable that mortification would rms. 8o alarmed was he that be wrote to his friends to tell them of the unhappy 11011iiillit and its anticipated results. It appeared dustahe fourony piece had become wedged in edgeways, end his breathing wee not interrupted, farther than it produced a kind of wheeling noise, similar to that in an arithmetical person. After trying every mums to nova the impedi ment daring the night, Mr. Cole hastened to Chichester the neat manning, where he wee called profesidonally ; but bong enable, from pain and natural &Oily, to attend to his duties, he called at the surg:-.:, of Hr. C. 8. JOIW, who, by ocalation, could easily debut the coin lying at the bottom of the windpipe. The same ad le wee told him es before, and that mortiticliion would probably set in in two days. The only chance wee to have some chloroform administered, and endeavour to remove it by en evened operettas. This wee, indeed, sad news for a yeses gentleman in the prime of life. But previous to his Mavis( Arundel a lady bed reminded Mr. Cole of • similar sealient occurring to Mr. Brunei, the great engineer, who, IN our readers will recollect, had the misfortune to gut • haDeove reign in his windpipe, in playing with his &Mo. The way in which that was removed wee, by placing that genthesen on by heed, and giving • violent blow at his back. Mr. Call mentioned this circunli , acme to Mr. Jones and his assistant, but both were somewhat doubtful of such en experiment. However, se a drowning man will catch at a strew, so Mr. Cole Masted that this angular plan of removing the impri soned oast should be tried. A cushion wee plod on the floor, his legs were relied up into the air, end • violent Wow given as the back ; immediately Kr. Cole shouted "Rare it is :" And true enough the fourpenny-piece bad fallen from his month upon the floor. To describe the feelings of the patient at this moment when be wee probably matched from the bands of death, would be impassible. Tbe medloal gentle men were equally delighted at the result of Ws most remark ibis morales' ; and we believe that the enation, on +bite Kr. Cole bad pieced his heed, wee seised and thrown tip Mte the sir, sod three hearty end joyful cheers were Maio timly given et each a happy remised& of what prossiend bs be • meet mallensiely misfortune.— Fee &airs Gesere• Itt • ROMAN CATHOLIC CHOICE.— Wbfb smirks was being perfected yesterday morels' in B S I Petrie's (11. C.) ebeesh, Hill-street, Andersson, ens of the esepegatien, • yew men, named David Rodger, seised held et the etsrgyunn, the Rev. NM& Handley, and ands use of very grass sad braids( lengese weenie hie. • erne of pen eommodon and uproar sassed, and Rodger woad Ism been rather roughly handled by the angregatien mere k ass for the interference of the rimy nes, who preverlied es them set to molest kin. The young ma wee then taken has eridady by • gallonage. Oa ble 'whir examined by a maiml man, in the police-oice it wee toned that Rodger had for some time been teases:.— O4.l9!!'Defy Neil. _ AF•ttnEß's WIPE IN THE CNION.—At the sit ting of the inagietratea at Hertford, lent week, Mr. her ▪ ,k wa : t t Sationbe, appeared to swum Me sharp brought bla of tho Hertford Board Ourdleas of Deg g b matatain his wife. Mr. Beards, appeared for the bend, end conducted the case. Be stated that the defendant vas a farmer, who had lebely once =note Boy Farm; Mat some difteeicee arising the &Madre sal Ms was they had sspratd Mr. Acne nereelnit in afro Ids wt- a aorta& sues per work. Latterly the paresete bad be,. Macouttaued, and the wife bad Memo dregieMs to the union. Mr. Aeree had airs let ble Irma, bet he wee a man of sane mem wed the board could not coneent to supped his was, Be suggested that Mr. Acne should agree le pay h. pro week, sad thee prevent blot from going ea will Ms arm Mr. Awes said his wife was shit; to sup• part base" and she bad only herself to look to, as be bad the Mika She bad am* reload Ma by bet drunk'. 01,._paernk,whIt aur and adocri " the lira, b tr . the pe et t of to wise a* de ham, aid get rid of bar, to save Wessell trura betel tined elketetber.—Mr. Nina said the bench owed not take Mee aseskleradon the conduct of his wits; Mr. Acres was beamed be support her, and unless he made setae arrange ment le de se, they oriet go on with Me ease, sad commit bia—At length Mr. Acres agreed to pa y be. per week, and tendked the Pero expended by the board in the maintenanoe lit ble wife—Few: Erred. _ PENALTY OP SILLING A CIGAR ON A SCIIDAT.— At Waltadeld, yeatarday, Joseph iluldasortla, a pore, vs. Reed 17a, for hia wth rellhag • siva is his shop as= "Wag, th matt I to' au urged that ha had es haws te ND tobac. French 'hares remain dull. East Indian, and Grand Trunk of Canada are rather offered. Copiapo Extension are marked / die. Lombardo-Venetian okl theses are quoted 41 to prem., and the new, 2; to 3 prem. .sutirsaa =Allah AND /TOMO! wits 3 I his.l"l LAVA IS. I c V.I&C" 1 ra m eh."loo.B/VIM I 7I . COIL /NM ..I .l llVMer .. I! 4 N el PI N ise U IS6 U SS Ni ST 36 al all =ea= Soie --.•-- oh. WI 1, 1* Mess as* aellaohl • ea 2e*ssil amen --- NI .ii I Ili Dolt ps.psWa. * all Deed— Peetk A Aber& la Jar** ri...4' trsEr--- Al* alearas Nit IKO In) Lathes Oak lson Os. Ohs A Os MI ,an Kea Last ..- lei Oa* latastaln kir: ...._ mic,, : a . 1 ,1 ..,,.. E .... ... ~. _IB A . et. lUD at de M. toso. awl we*. Ws) at 14 Gless Weiss et.ller Deasam***Klus.lek It , all sad Oneida 1 11 11 . 11 :14 Ils. De. etrtiSli rtgo....e.; -- — 1 1 gt woe Mt Val* I it Issieassi Illselseati WI en De. Isu 4.'10 an. 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Watt. *NW 11=.misi a ti0 4 . 14663 le 16setwilto P Seumailta6 Ilainiaa 6 per oat. (to omilst Northern AL C eona 6p. at Iv rate.. Countlo).. Milo 3 DR MOIL (dab'. 'l na rair l r : :L! 16066 3 6. 11163663 4 & ‘ 6l pi relkit6oek Moil.. nriblyni Vail: .I=lo MX. r OM 6 IX OWL hip . e Daellest 70111101111 01 II IN Y, lei li 11 110 141 11 I 10 RI Ifli 12 Is IT th II K M i i PIN II a The funds to-day are fiat, and prices are now quoted at a fresh reduction of I per cent. The government broker hu made his usual daily purchase of about 10,0001. stook. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange Mol ine* is singularly inactive, and in some cases prices exhibit a drooping tendency. Comas, after standing at 981 to 1 for the Wth November, are now quoted 981 to t. For money the present quotation is 984 to 1. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2214 to 222; the Three per Cent. Reduced at 974 to j ; the New Three per Cents., at 971 tot ; India Stock, at 221 ; the Debentures of the first Indian loan, at 991; the scrip of the second issue, at 994 to I ; India Bonds, at 14s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 375. to 40s. prem. ; ditto, June, at 295. to 32a. prem. The foreign stock market is inactive. The New Turkish Loan exhibi:s a partial reaction. The scrip of the first series, after being marked 11 prem., has receded to Ito 11 prem. The scrip of the second aeries wu first marked 31 prem., and is now quoted 24 to 21 prem. The scrip of the Brazilian loan of this year is marked 11 to 11 prem. For Russian and Sardinian Bonds, as well as the Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., a steady demand pre vails. Sales are reoorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021 ; ditto Fur-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 971, 971; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011; Sardinian Five per Cents., 94, 941; Spanish Three per Cents., 461; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 301; ditto Passive Bonds, 111; the Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 61, 61; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 941; ditto Six per Cents., 1858 (scrip of the first series), for account, 11, 11, 11 prem.; ditto (second series), 31, 21 prem.; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1051. - In the discount market yesterday the rate for choice bills was about 21 per cent. At the Bank there was scarcely any business. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money was very large, and loans were obtainable on government securities at 14 per cent. An instilment of 25 per cent. fell due yesterday upon the 2nd Indian Loan. The only remaining in stalment is one of 25 per cent., due the 15th Nov. The Cambria has arrived from Alexandria, with the 166,6001. in Australian gold which reached Suez by the last steamer. The Niagara, from the United States, has also brought 22,0001. in specie. These remittances, as well as the gold and silver by the West India steamer, • will be delivered to-day ; and it is believed that a portion will be taken for the continent. The Agincourt, from Melbourne, with 283,1001. in gold, hu now been 86 days at sea, and the Lincoln shire, with 422,8001., 65 days. The steamer, Ceylon, will take out tomorrow 89,7941. in silver for the East, of which 61,0761. is for Calcutta, 28,4991. for Hong Kong, and 10,2201. for Slumghae : 225 sovereigns are also engaged for Madras. A telegram from St. Petersburg reports the tallow market firm, at 162 ro., on the spot. The quantity of tallow shipped (doilies the commencement of the mason is stated at 86,000 cub. The corn market yesterday was dull, bet the pre vious Monday's rates were fully supported. Higher prices have been established during the last two days in the tea market. The reduction of 24. per gallon took place yester day in the price of British spirits. The Fiery Cross has arrived from China with 859,200 lbs. of tea. A fall of 11 to 2 per cent. took place yesterday in the stock of the London and South Western Railway Company, consequent upon the publication of a re port from the directors. It appears that the Ports mouth Railway being now in a state ready for opening, a provisional agreement is about to be sub mitted tor the lease and working of the undertaking by the London and South Western, at a rent of 18,0001. a year, for 999 years. It is foreseen that the adoption of this proposal by the London and South Western Company, at the special meeting called for the 27th inst., will at ones bring them into direct collision with the London and Brighton Company, who will scarcely fail to resent the pro ceeding as a breach of faith on the part of the Lon don and South Western. The Brazilian railway traffic return shows an increase of 831. The weekly return of the Great Western Railway of Canada shows • decrease of 1,4871. sterling. The half-yearly meeting of the Demerara Railway Company is called for the 29th inst., at Liverpool. Tenders are invited, on behalf of the Norwegian government, for the supply of 9,000 tons of rails. MONDAY MVINIXO. The stock markets to-day were heavy. Owing to the decline on the Paris Bourse, the rise in the value of money in Germany, the consequent temporary action upon the exchanges, and the delay in the reduction of the rate of disoount of the Bank of England, a little check has been given to the specu lators. Although confidence in the continued ease of the money market remains unabated, a number of the recent operators for the rise have to-day turned sellers. The funds have consequently declined / to 3-16 per cent., little effect being apparently pro- diced by the small daily investments of the govern ment broker. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange depression likewise prevailed. French railway shares were especially heavy ; whilst the English lines are prejudiced by the evidence afforded that, although the immediate supply of stock is limited, the purchases on speculation have for the present outstripped boa fide investments. Consols, which closed on Saturdayat 981, "buyers," for the 10th Nov., opened this morning about 98f, receded to 98 6-16, and closed at 98f, " buyers." For money the last price was 981 to I. After the close of the Stock Exchange the market was rather flatter, at 981, exactly, for November. The °facial ' business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 98f, 1, ; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 981, /, 1 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, en, /, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 971, f ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in Oct., 1869, 16-16 ; ditto, April, 1885, 18 3-16 ; Bank Stock, 2201,2311 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, 99/, 1, f ; ditto of the second issue, 991; ditto scrip, 991. The debentures of the first Indian Loan were quoted this afternoon 99} to t for money, and the scrip of the second issue, 991 to t for the 12th November, which has been fixed for the next settle ment in this security. The March Exchequer Bills were steady, at 375. to 40s. prem., and the June at 281. to 321. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at Ils. to Ha. prem. In the foreign stock market the movement is still principally confined to the New Turkish Loan, in which purchases continue to be freely effe cted. The scrip of the first series was first marked 1 prem.. advanced to Ij to 11 prem., and closed at 11 to le prem. Tho scrip of the second series reached 31 prem , and closed at 3 to I prem. The latter was to-day placed upon the Stock Exchange official list. Some of the operators in this scrip have evi dently oversold themselves. The Six per Cents. of 1854 were dull,bnt closed the same as on Saturday, at 94k to j. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., together with Bastian and Sardinian Bonds, were inquired for. Mexican Bonds were last quoted 201 to 1. Bank shares to-day were firm, with the excep tion of Canso of the Ln i on Bank f Australia, which were rather more offered. The shares of the Lon don and County Bank, Bank of British North Ame rica, and Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, were in demand, and better. Ottoman Bank remain steady at par. The old shares of the Penic mils: and Oriental Steam Company have experienced lii Aar • PO es..e. to *, * e 5.104 . 6 4. WI 40 er7esr 5. 1 lON SI kW NO Soma 10 I 444, 10.11, 43,40, lig 1 Rd,. se 15 1 10 tas . 44)40 *4 k,) , eit N' se.oes s., skeee 111 N P) AVM 1.1.. •V* 10 i N s is II )47 LOP la le C I ii ais e at si chi I cum at 1 1 14 II T4l 4 Ammo s Maaa. • Ka Mani et asisg s ta Ifes Ds G. Coma et Cam Psi De. Mu! par IsDlfa z «I Do. Mad . . ► Lamm( %am! pita Limo am Male pail isabir kwm V "t ei elft rimseS osa iL Ds M. Via iLgessi prima Ds Dar sr ar mt. -. Mal Midi prams . imam hs~y w,f ma. Pant. COLOILL SG &&&&& SINT .. Doi pal& :: Da. p. a, UPI WI • • Do. 66 a. J621.16/11 lM papa 4..taa•Ciyal pa. Mai; IN fricaltataa.isiaakb lu,g. g Y 1 Ali 1111 li" 111 - 4 111 1 IV us us MS 10 tss l if I 41a LS 4 TI 1 tt 110 300 IN 13 Yuma I PA. I Oa I 11./1.1.0 o ar s t d lit 111""lu ue Sam Bars * N gnat Nalb US 41.W.411tra1l 11.1 b Si O. Par illaistaa) 14 1 Lab Bath& IAA N. ramigile xii N.w. Ira I t ail I Noe* WINS Par Oce. Pt bassir) 1 44 IN hada Sailed (Waadraal Oaa.W. la. IL IN Owl an d. WINN N SM. 11.1Sa 14‘ C TieCNN I Us. Mass Ithismadapi II N Vail at Tway (Oar- earths) LIM war Bra t lTh 14 ri w.w.ore s th .we wo low wre. n.wat ). . S 0) W Saida IN *h. Edward iOnisiest N 14 141.71 1.0 47 List 1.T.1 . 8 * 1 1TTralasserlINSL) 44 II =sru - ,~ ova nip. u s Ds. L i ra MA meg 2 . 4 6.3n t 0 N11 ai l . o. feeler— .... Ger& ...... ••••—••• 11%.• 1 II i! il N IN M .4 3 i IF 11 13 1 1 it iii • 1 1 Is P 3 ..a in I 11144.. I lii MINUS a decided decline. Royal Mail and European and American Steam were in demand, and dearer' Australian Agricultural have receded. London Ge neral Omnibus shares remain depressed, and closed at 11 " buyers." Commercial Dock stock was officially marked 103. The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company were somewhat steadier this afternoon, but the closing quotation was not better than 3251. to 3351. The new shares of the Lombardo•Venetian Rail way Company were weaker this afternoon, and closed at 21 to 3 prem. The shares of the Indian aad Australian Telegraph Company were quoted to-day Ito 1 prem. ifINBB.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. There is no new feature of the slightest interest in the mining market to-clay. Very little business has been done, and prices are nominally unaltered. In foreign and colonial mining securities there has been an almost entire absence of business. --- - A special general meeting of the Anglo-Callfornian Gold Yming Compasy Is called for the let November, to confirm the resolution pared at the meeting on the 29th ult., for the voluntary erg up of the company. At Sortridge Consols 30 tons of copper ore are now at surface. -- At • sale of copper ore held at Redruth, on the 14th inst., 4,634 tons sold for 28,1811. 13s. Average standard, 1261. 18s. avenge produ c e, 6j; avenge price per ton, 61. 12s. 6d: • qe•ntlty of fi ne copper, 306 tons 14 owt. ; ave rage standa rd last sale. 1231. 19s. The following amounts wore realised by the different mines Ton,. West Banat Caro Br* 561 ...... 6,240 11 Wheal Mat 443 ...... 3,4,1 18 0 Grant dealt !dos .102 ...... 7.619 " ' Allred crepoir" -- •••• — ' iii) •--• Eii Par BMA tss 14, rtb .. ......... ..... L'Lltel Mem. . .... ... Great Wheal Akeil . ... .. 9 Levant Wheal Charlotte 11..evrame 11.14 " Pendeeh Comas ....... Bola/leek ...... ..... .. % heal ion ....... Trelowath Wheal Trebansh ..... Footh Oars Bra ..... 4`arrannal . . . _ . Alfred 2t. Aubv efirali •• . W P al! P°Yn!er • ....... it 107 3 0 266 19 6 .• • Wheal Teli42 lll rut 8011111111.1111 ....... 17 Mouth Doles24l bplarn Oar* Total .......... Mi 16 Z 106 18 6 76 10 6 110 14 4 43 1 6 .E26 : 11 If The nexiZlesekiftaii plies u Truro oa the 21st and oonstst of 4,245 tons; and at Bethink on the 28th inatZ of 2,887 tons. • M 0 D 1r EVENING. The mining market to-day was inactive, but there were inquiries for shares in Wheal Mary Ann, Csrn Brea, Providence Mines, Wheal Uny, North Dol math, North Miners, and Wheal Basset. On the other hand, shares in Wheal Edward, Lady Bertha, and Sortridge Consols were flat. United Mexican shares were more offered. Other foreign descriptions remain dull. The shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia were quoted 3-16 to 6-16 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—TI DAY. OM IMMIX /UM OISE XAONETIO TILIORAPIO (nom ova OWN coutraroirourr.) Corn market °pans steady, but the business remains un changed. Wheat and dour in moderate inquiry, at Friday's qui...time. Indian corn and beans difficult of We. Other articled quiet. MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. B c 11; marketlt;; opened with 11 ti;e demend, and the Barbados, went off freely in public sole at 64. TIMM Refined steady. Lumps, 52a. 6d. to Ma. 6d. COFFIIII. —The public sales are progressing without show ing soy material alteration in prine. Tns.—Tha market is firm at yeeterday's prices. Common Congon, 110., usual terms. Fine Cmgou commands high prices. Rim—Part of the 5,000 bars Bengal elld in public Mile at 9s. to 9s. fid., and fine, lls. 6d. to 12s. atm.—The markets firm. fits.Trents.—Refraction 6 sold at 465. to 455. 64., and retraction tif at 43e. in public sale. INDIG O. —6th day. The sales yesterday commenced with second-hand goods to the B ctmlogue, the bulk of which were withdrawn or bought in. The portion sold were chiefly Knrpahs. tbe small proportion of Bengal that sold out of the A catalogue went at about the rate' previously reported. 2,264 chests pared auction, of which 906 were withdrawn, and 704 bought in, leaving 564 chests sold. Corrox.—No sales reported. In other articles no material alteration. ;Markets generally have as improved appearance. TALLOW MARIEBT.-THIS DAT. The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 60.. 6d. nett ceah ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 60e. 3d. to 6d. ; October to December. 495. 93. ; ditto, &Tensely, 60s. ; January to March, 50a. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Z. Davis npwts a moderate supply. Trade heavy at last day's orlon. Prime meadow bay. Ms. to 76s , supe rior do., 80*. ; inferior do., 60s. to 70s. ; rowel), 60s. to 708.; clover, old, 90s. to 106 s. , second out, 70s. to 90s. , dam, 248. to 275. Hop Dunn Msamo.—Yesterday (Monday) after noon a meeting, convened by advertisement, was held at the Corn Exchange, Maidstone, to consider a proposal for endeavouring "to obtain a remission of one-half of the C.utrge leviable in reaped of the crop of 18.58." There were between 200 and 300 planters present. Major Scott, M.P., wee in the 'chair. After some discussion a committee was appointed with the view of presenting a memorial from the growers in the several &arias for • remission of the war dot,. THE BISHOP OF OXFORD AND THE BOYNX-lIILL INIANIRT.—Since the 1111IIMIDOement. of the Intended •ifit of the Right Rev. the Bishop of Oxford, the Van. Arch demon Biekenteth, and the Rev. Dr. Hoek, to Bradford. se • deputation to the annual meeting of the Bradfoed Ausdliery to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, there have been considerable additions dada to the mural literature of the town, in the eluc placards having reference to =rivals: oonfession, the b ishop t and the Boyne.hill inquiry, and trectarianistn generally in the church of England. One of the first placards which appeared strongly denounces traotarian practices, and calls upon the men and women of Bradford to twistable in their I thousands in St. George's-hall, at the forthooming meeting and. "in • voice of thunder," testify their disapproval of Maki practices if any occasion should be given for to doing. Other pleased& have aloes appeared defending the Bishop of Oxford against the attacks made upon him, and cities; the opinion of the Rev. Canon Stowell. of Manchester, on what the latter calls " the trumpery Boyne-hill thee."— Leafs Memory. TER MARQUIS OF CAMPANA'S COLLECIION.— This great oollection of antiquities, artieles of eerie, and picture., principally of the meditate' period, Is about to be disposed of by the satignese under the marquis's bankruptcy, onneoptent upon the exposure of his detaloationa. The Paps' government has manifested some intention of buying it, and retaining it in Rome. Should this intention not be earned out, a lottery Is proposed for the disposal of its 30,000 objects; a project of an English company, who will boy it Maitre for 90,000 wadi, is also mentioned, of came with • view of he dispreal in this country. SPORTING EXTRAORDINARY.—A gentleman was lately naming through Leeds Pert, when he surprised a covey cf cartridges, six or seven brace. They flow towards a wire fence, unfortunately for them too close at band, as fire or more foil on this side the fence, four being picked op dead and one wounded. The gentleman had no weapon with him more formidable than his walking-stick. He returned by omnibus to the Dog and Bear Inn, at Lenham, to dinner, bearing with him two brew of the partridge.. who had fallen victims to their precipitous retreat —Soulli Eastern Ga:ftte. COLLISION ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY, —On Saturday morning last • collision took piece between two luggage trains at the Twyford Station of the Great Western Railway. It appears that about five o'clock • down luggage train was standing at the Twyford Station, and another, closely following it, approached. Owing to a thick fog prevailing at the time, the second train was not seen by the rifle's's at the stadia, nor was the danger signal obeivved by the engine driver in eafficient time for btm to shut off the etaion ere. coining at a slow pace, the train ran into the break van, and threw reverel trucks rti the metals. The trucks were much damned. and by the force of the collision the 'plead was thrown slat great violence spinet the side of the van, land Ida heed was driven through the glass door, whereby hie face was severely lacerated. A conaiderable dme elapsed before the tins could be cleared cf the debris. TEE HEAVY AUSTRALIAN MAIL.—The Cambria arrived vests:day with the heavy portion of the Australian mail. She left Alexandria on the sch, and Malta on the 9th Met. She brought home ell pm/engem, amongst whom was Commander Stevens, R.N. The Cambria was pat in quaran tine at Maltii. which canoed la detention. The men Was con tained to 407 boxes, and the sorting was finished' by Mr. RoberiP, the sorting officer on board, at 6 p.m. on Sunday, so that on the arrival of the Cambria at Southampton the oar reanondeuce was ready for Immediate delivery. TUE OUTWARD WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAUL—The stearn•oht Pecan., Capt. le ft South ampton 'Watley with t above mall.. a full cargo, specie of the value of 6,06 ; jewellery 6,900/. ; and 214 pawn - Rare. am mg whom wens Commodore Christmas, Archdamon Williams and family, CA. Ifill, do bra fili W au au an W W W us W an et Ai an au W aa W au ABLE. •T_P_ - ' 1. il lt•ai 2ss L 12$ ISO H a IS ISO TI j 111 ffil 144 SI 113 114 il ; . N " *4 17 103 34 a 44 10 75 14 IV lb 0 44 _VI 343 id i 341 US MI ii is 11 7 . 111 131 133 Ti SI s g ill ..., 11 it .WLYS. L{ i it if is i I ii Xiit i6l WI li ii I I r ...41 de & u u 1 Jul tt lllti LOS 1 111 NI • • 111 301 10 111 Ii m 16. P. 1.12 a Lou 1.2.tw (lux UM 'Levu I 11,0•0. 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