The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-31 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Winslow, at Ooamaissioner.) D 4 RE B. W. B. DAVISON. The bankrupt wax a ship and inaerancs broker, of Few churchaMeet. This was the Attar for examination and discharge. The amounts prepared by Messrs. Hart Brother. show 'abilities of 11,234/., of which 5,7111. are due to unsecured creditors ; assets and property held as security, about 2,3001. Mr. Sargood appeared for t h e • and offered no opposition to the bankrupt paring • exam/saliva and racei.iog his order of discharge, Mr. Reed, who supported , said that the bankrupt's failure arose entirely through the suspension of another house. The bankrupt bad given up substantial assets, in cluding cash, to the amount of 1201. The Registrar asked if the liabilities on bills discounted would rank spinet the estate. Mr. Reed said that the bankrupt's failure arose entirely through the suspension of another hones. The bankrupt had given up substantial assets, ischeding cash to the amount of 120/. The Registrar asked if the liabilities on tilla discounted would rank against the estate. Mr. Reed said be thought that they would. The examination was then passed, and the order of dis- charge granted. The costs of the application were directed to be paid out of the estate. BC IeCOLLOCti.—A VIOLET CREDITOR. This was a sitting for examination and discharge. The bankrupt described himself as a merchant, of &here-ball. court. Cannon street, and late of Bush lane. The debts are :019/., with doubtful meta. Mr. Pottle, a creditor, opposed, and complained that the bankrupt had obtained his money under misrepresentationit lie wu not tt to stand at the bar of the Old Bail The Registrar told the applicant that he would do himself so good by abuse. Mr. Pottle asked for an account of money which he bad rasiired from a railway company in October or November last. . . _ The Registrar mid that if the claimant had any Orman be had better communicate with Mr. Aldridge. Mr. Aldridge accordingly examined the bankrupt, who Mated he received 1154 from a railway company. H. had mix pipes of port wine at the end of last year. He dis posed of it. He bad some furniture at the time of his last insolvency. That now belonged to hie as. ster-in-law. Mr Tatham. He was rending with her at Bridge-street, South mark. An execution had been put in by a county court bailiff, who had since retired. Mr. Carlisle, a creditor, also complained that his debt bad been contracted by the bankrupt by misrepresentation. Mr. Pottle was also examined, and said be was a commer cial traveller. He made a similar complaint of money being owing to him. The bankrupt was examined, and said all the debts were contracted within the last 18 months or two years. The Registrar said he was of opinion that the bankrupt bad contracted debts without remooable expectation of payment, and suspended the order M die:barge for an year. Order accordingly. Upon the application of Kr. Barrow, for the bankrupt, protection was granted. (Before Mr. Registrar Roche.) IN RI BAILIN/X. This was the Bret witting larder the bankruptcy of Rashes &ileum°, watch manufacturer and diamoed merehaat, of Leadeshall-street. The failure is the heaviest which has come before the court for a cotsideratile period. The unsecured debts us slated at very little short of 100,0001. ; of the meets ao satisfactory estimate has vet been arrived at ; but it is thought they will not exceed 17,0001. Proofs to a large amount were admitted, and Yr. Scene field, wine merchant, of St. Mary-at-Hill, was appointed assignee. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW.STREET. SUNDAY Er esuic's •HDI A young man named Robert Olea, a calmer, living at Ber mondsey, was charged with being drank and disorderly at the South FAstern Railway station at Charing-cram, and amanlting Inspector Young and Ticket-collector Dicey. It appeared that at about 10 o'clock on Sunday night the prisoner with his laodlady and her son and daughter were on the platform at the Cbaring.crons station waiting for a train, when the two young m•n, having both bad "• little drop," began to spar at each other—not quar relling, but for amusement. Mr. Yocm, the platform inspector, had told them that wee not a proper for such amusement, especially on Sunday. cti c i . prisoner said him who he was to interfere with them, and continued hie rough play. As a train wee approaching the station, and the pr' was dangerously Deer the edge of the p form, the impactor, alarmed last he should fall off and be crushed under the engine, laid hold of him, and forcibly separated him from the other young man, and got him farther from the edge. The primmer etruggled with increased violence, and attempted to throw him down, but himself lost his balance and fell on the plat form. As in his straggles he was again io danger, being near NUN off, the collector came to Mr. Young's assist ance, and it was se much as they could do to keep him back front the edge. He struck the collector, ■nd kicked the inspector as be lay on the platform. The prisoner said the ,ornplainante had used a great deal of unnecessary violence, and bad knelt on his chest before he struck or kicked them. The prisoner called his landlady, whe gave her opinion that the rears used unnecessary violence. She admitted that both the pvisoeer and her son were the worse for liquor, and that the priemer struck and kicked the officers. Mame. Imo' and Dicey both declared that they used no more fore, than was neesseary for the protection of the chea prisoner's own life. They denied having knelt upon hie t. Mr. Flowers said it was elesr that the prisoner wan the worse for liquor, and had conducted himself as be probably would not have done if he bad been sober. It was possible that both he and !maritime' thought theodlcers Waged too much force, but he (Mr. Flowers) believed their statement that they did no more than was searteriary to save his life. It was a very serious cave, and he (Mr. Flowers) felt corn. pitied to impose a penalty of 40a. for each assault, or 21 days imprisonment CLERK EN WELL. OCTRAGIS BY PACPERA.-MOBBING TEI MATSON OF • WORKHOUSE. _ _ _ _ Anne Elizabeth Ellis. aged 17, and An• Duggan, ►fed 16, were charged with throwing stones ►t Mrs. Morrison, the matron of St. Pancras Workhouse, and makieg use of bad and disgusting language in the St. Pancras-road. The complaisant stated that on Saturday evening she was leavin; the workhouse with her servant when she saw the defendant Ellis picking up some stones, sod beard her say that she would break the win down. Al soon as the defendant saw her she threatened her, and the other defendant did the same. She (complainant) west oa and did not take any notice of them, although they called her very 1.4 names. When at the caner of Oollegeatreet, the defendant called her most filthy and abominable names, and she had several stones thrown at her. Had it not been for the kiedmiss of • tradesman who took her into his house she did not know what would have been the coosequeoes, as she was surrounded by • number of the companions of the defendant. Two watneeees haring confirmed the matrou's statement, mid added that the language the defendants made am of ems atioutieable in the extreme, The defendant' dewed that they bad thrown atoms, although they admitted that they had called the mAtrou bad mules. Mr. M• os field—Have these wretches been is the work house bet --- kis73lorrisoo said that Ellie wu • very bad character, and had be en discLarred from her situation for assault and felony. A few mood, *Mee she was sent from this court for two Weeder owst/3 for violently assaulting so imbecile and pulling out her hair. .Mr. Maosfield dui it was a melancholy thing to see young gtrls like the dr (andante t hrowiug away every chance they had run them of redeeming themselves. Such outrages as had boo proved could not is allowed, sad he should therefore order the defendants to rev a fine of 40e. each, or in default Soho imprisoned in the !foams of Correction for one mouth. The defendants, wt. ndd they had not a farthieg to buy bread with, or they eh not have been outside the work house gates at the time io question , were locked up in de fault. SOUTHWARK. ATTEMPTEL RAPE OX A GIRL. Jaw. Willaaaaa, so eogineer, was placed at the bar before Slr. Meade. el:mead with erietitsal/y assaulting Serab Bush, 15 years of age, with latest to violate tier pesos. 11r7West, from the 015ce of Mews. Sheen and Roscoe, soliciton to the .tss•aiate Institute for enforcing the l►w e for the Protection of Women and Children, with Mr. Ball, their prosecuticg officer, attended to support the co:..pLiint. The prisoner was nudefended. It appeared from the evidence of the complainant, an interesting looking girl. that she lived with her mother, a W idow. of ss, Woottos•otrest, Cornwall-road, and the pri soner lodged there. Oa Saturiley night he came horns about 10 0',..10ck, and ii. passing their room called in to pay hie rent. He pot his head in hie pocket, and said he had no change, but would go up and ~et it. Witness's mother being yew, ill is bed at the time, she went into a lodger's room and fell saleepon a chair. .11,out 11 o'clock the prisoner called her, and ou her waking up the lodger told her he wise calling to par the rent. Sbe am•ording proceeded upetaire to hie bed room., when he called her in. beading her, a■ she supposed. the °moo?, hut when .he readied out to receive it he mired hold of her arm, pu:!ed her Weide the room, at the same bine sb ng the dc, - . Si e waked hint to let her go, when he threw her on the „ cad and pot his hand over her month, to prevent her cries b.•: u g heard, and then be anaulted her. She struggled hard in I eventually got out of the room, when she rushed down to the lodger awl told her what bad occurred. She wee virr much hurt ■t the time, sad did all she could to prevent the assault being committed. Par itieth 1:•.•land, t..e wife of s waiter lodging in the house corroborated her .tatement, and added that as soon es *be was told of it she informed the girl's mother, sad as the follewhe amain the primmer was given into custody. Mr. Thomas Midair:us, "moo, of Stainford-street, said he was celled oe to examine the trompleioant. Se fogad recent bat nothing further was sees to give evidence as to any violence being used. The prisober is hi defence, said that the girl bleed him first and they bad • romp, bat he never arimulted her es she deneribed. Be bad not had time to conealt asy legal adviser, therefor* ha in for a remand to suable him to do so. Ho mitierwards begged his worship to deal with him at MOIL -- 117.Xauds moordiagly sentamod him to throe mouth.' hard labour. THE AMERICAN WAR STEAMER SACRAMENTO. (IT zricrazo rizzosAra.) (nom ova owl oommooarrszer.) SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY. . _ The Federal war steamer Sacramento has arrived in Cowes roads to transship some invalids on board the German mail packet which leaves here on Wednesday for New York. If permitted by the British government to remain long enough to transship the invalids, the Sacramento will come up Southampton water. , IL 7.1 Saks x.1641 W. Abadan 30.29 S.S. W. Lore Ardmore— WM E. Orreertle. 30.14 8. Gahm, 30 IS Las Valerie $O.Ol &K. Cremoslows — E. Liverpool 99.99.7 MICE. Eleiylord 3019 L7 .L Pembroke— 30.11 KILL Prawn .. 130.96 E. Bred 90.006 E.S. L 19.306 E. N Roehrort 2191 i E. nolocar E. Wormour 30.161 Postarsonth- 3011944 L D war 90.1143 M. Tanmellt 313 48 /28. 4..▪ sl rlxoolloll. ... liellgolar lO.l 47 N. N. W. E. N.& N. RE. Z. N.E. LEAL LEA. KZ. E.V.E. N.E. E.T.a. N.N.W oc 0.10 2 to 2 1 ob , 1 co 1 c'— 2 co 0.211 • - 1 b 0.13 3 I e , 1 o 4 to 4 , ' to 2 mb 2 • m so or;, re — - oc 4 oc 3 MO S CM - be 0.06 2 PROBLIILL IVENDLY. 0111 VOr2IIIIIIX WIDNLIMAT. N.Z. to SL and S.W., 00 ADM !IL to S.W. mod N.W., variable, moderato, looderste to trooh. Sae roorally. doe X.& to Li, trod; Immo. Ntrt: aod 11. W _ - - . moderato to strong ' N.lt to S.Y. troth to Borrnottn. I.stratly„ treat or stroog, Inc strong, Ihregsnerstly. N.W. to N. 6 and /Wm= Varibti. but ebtrOy S.Y. modststs to sonsrly, treats, A s strong, BM I.T. Nonnsramosolasad. _ . Westsrom.r.... , - - - --- _ wa.. or &f -acon-Am llosihara Cassaii and 11.4, of Masai. AIMS a is•tward logisad Nor& Sm.. A female pedestrian, named Sbarp, a reported to have finished, on Saturday, the trying feat of walking • thousand miles in a thousand saccessive hours. She began her work on the 17th of September, and finished it at 6 o'clock on Saturday morning, in the presence of • large car om's of easels. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamers Cadiz and Corsa sow keep up a monthly stsam•pscket own -1111101111411011 betwese Umatilla*, in Chips, sad Yokohama, is Jape°. A fortnightly mail steam-packet oontrouniea- Mon between the ports will, it is believed, be shortly esta blished between the two ports. The dietitian is 1,040 miles. A handsome pump has been erected at Bland ford, in Dorset, in which has been inserted a tablet, us which has been inscribed the following, vie :—"Erected for public use by Thome' Horlock But.rd, and dedicated by him to the memory of his esteemed friends George Combs and Andrew Combs, M.D., and of their melons efforts to diffuse a knowledge of the human oonstitutioe, and of the laws of nature im conducive to the preserva tion of health and the admninentent of morality. October, 1864." DIS•PPRARLNCZ OP • LLTrLI Grai..—A most mysterious disappears/los of a little girt, six years of age, has just takes place at Fleetwood. The other 'week% a warned woman named Nancy Bracey, who for some time had been living in Blackburn, left that place with three of her children—cue in the arms, a little boy t o w years of se, and a girl aged six—for the purpose of proceeding to Laren is Ireland, where her bullhead is now working, She p assed through Heston, where she lost a portion of her luggage, sad went os to F leetwood, when she purposed taking oe• of the Irish steamers. On arriving at Fleetwood, about 7 o'clock in the evening, she proceeded to the pier, and whilst @reading there a man named Board- man, observing that it would be difficult for her to get on board by herself with the children, offered his assistance. Hemmed her little boy, and left the girl at the side of the pier until he returned. Hrs. Bracey walked before him along the gangway, and after he had put the child he waa carrying on baud be returaed for the little girl ; but when he got to the pier side when she had been standing only a few mo revue before, he could see nothing of her. The pier was searched, as we. also the steamer, but no trace of the missing child could be found. As impression then pre vailed that she must have followed Boardman along the gangway, and in alternating to arose it fallsn into the water betweee the pier and the steamer, and then been washed out by the flowing tide. The commander of the steamer (Captain Humphreys) caused every possible search to be made during the evening, but so tidings of the child could be obtained. The disconsolate mother afterwards went on shore, having in the meantime received the aasuranoe from Captain Humphreys that should anything treaspire during the voyage which the boat had to make that evening to Belfast he would telegraph to her neat day. But he has been usable to learn anything concerning the unfortunate child. Sawn thee divers and searchers have been dragging and examining the bed of the channel, both above, below, and opposite the pier ; but their efforts have, ao far, cast no light upon this moat mysterious disappearance. Some persons think that the girl has been stoles ; but the general impressicia is that she has been drowned and carried out by the tide to sea. -- THE ATTEMPT AT MURDER AT ALI' &STOIC—. EXAMINATION AND COMMITTAL OP THE PRISONER.—At Stratford-on-A voo on Friday, before Mr. J. B. Freer, Mr. J. Cove Jones, Sir Robert N. Hamilton, Bart., K.C.8., and Mr. Arthur Crowdy, John Wagstaff was brought up on the charge of having assaulted. eith an latent to murder on the 29th September, William Baylis. Both prisoner and the injured boy were Mehl' helpers in the establishment of Mr. Joseph Townsend, Alvestoe Home, sod the particulars of the clue have already appeared. Baylis appeared to he still in • weakly state, to be sufferiug from the injuries he had received. His evidence was—On the 29th September, he was at work at a heap of manure, prisooer came to him and said, " There is a bother about my having killed &squirrel, which was something like a fox. lam vexed, let us have some gin." They went together into the stable, and he (witness) had three " swallows" of gin, and then returned to hie work, when Wagstaff came to him cad said. " Jack, I am vexed ;" sad ran a fork into his neck. This threw witness on his knees, and be was pinned to the wall. Witsees said, "Oh, Jack! Oh, Jack!" When prisoner ran away wits' s endeavoured to get towards the garden, and prisoner ran after him and knocked Lim down with his hand. He saw Mr. Hall, the gardener, corning from the garden, when prisoner ran away, and witness became insensible—Mr. William Full, sardine'. to Mr. Joseph Towossod, said he found the last wittiest bleeding profusely from • wooed in his neck. and also from his mouth. He laid him on • mat in the otableyard, where be became insensible. He seat for Mr. Nagai, surgeon. Mr. J. J. Ninon, surgeoe,of Stratford-upon-Avon, described the na of the iejuriss received by Baylis, and the pri soner was committee to take at kis trial at the nest assizes for the attempt to murder. PETERBOROUGH, WISBECH, AND SUTTON RAIL WAY.—The works of this line have been conuttenced in the pariah Ol Wiebeck St. Mary. EASY INDIAN RAILWAY COMPANY. (rats DAY.) 03.940 1,546 113 161 6,0 4 1 64, WS 914. 0.1. 45. 94 METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) COAL HARIEET.—(THIS DAY.) No skips at market ; 5 at ma. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1864. This day the half-yearly general meeting of pro em held at the London Tavern ; Mr. Outman, P., f• the chair. The report, which bee already beat published, having lima she. as read, The Crisman, is moving its adoption, mpresmd • hope that the report would be considered satisfactory. The lit. was now complete from Calcutta to Delhi —1,016 miles—with the inception of the break at Allahabad over the river Janina. It was all one Um and nadir one tosnagemeet. They bad no reason to be dismantled with the Irak ; the goods and passeagste had uteremed. sad, above d, all, the expenditure had been dimiaished. (Saar, hear.) Perfect edieMecy with economy was the ' object of the board, and be believed the means existed in India of coationing its working with ecosomy. The only work remaining to be does was the Wang of the bridge over the Jumps at Allsbehed, and another over the same river at the city of Delhi. There ' Ina • dispute between the company sad the government with regard to the lice at Delhi, the government thinking that the company ought to fortify their line as it mitered • fortified oily ; but they thooght that was no part of their duty, and he hoped the government would fall is with their views. At the sad of the ordinary westing • propositioa would be nude for raising 1,200,0001., which was the sum which remained to be raised is order to provide the sum mammary for the corn. pistioe of the Jubbulpore lice. No money would be laid net as the main line till they knew exactly what works remised to be done; sad in order to give them fall hdormation oa this 'object their chief sashes' is India (Mr. Power) was seat for, and he hoped he would amble them to come to • proper cooclusion. With regard to the closing of the capital sacount it was imporeible they could close it all they knew exactly what the expenditure would be. _ . . SHARE LlsTb.—(TBlB DAY.) BAIVIDALIS•OOIIded the report, which was adopted, r was a resolution empowering the directors to raise 1,200,000 i. in order to finish the Jubbulpore line. A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the pro. EGYPTIAN TRADING COMPANY (THIS DAY). At • special meeting, held this afternoon, the CHAIRMAN (Mr. J. W. Larking) proposed a resolution for the purchase of the busbies. of Messrs. Briggs, Ross, and Co. at Alexandria for the sum of 55,2511., being three yam' purchase on the mean or average profits of the last oa yean, the purchase money to be paid in sharta at par. The resolution was speed to. Two oVioow. The railway market continues ?UM, and prices kavefurther improved. Midland and Great Western stocks are in especial request, and have risen 1 and per cent. respectively. London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire have also Unproved 4, Metropolitan 4., and South Eastern 4. London and North Western stook is now gnoted 1164 to 117 ; Great Western, 764_ W 77; Midland 1344 to I • Lancashire and York ' 1154 to 116 ; Cakdonian, 1264 to 127 ; South 84 to • Great Eastern, 45 to ; Great Northern, ' 132 to 133 ; London and South West ern, 96 to 97 ; and Metropolitan. 111 to 113. Dutch Rhenish, Great Luxembourg, San Paulo, and Lombardo- Venetian shares are inquired for. Indian and Canadian lines exhibit no alteration. ORDINARY SRAM AND VIDOR& Mi d akawAYL r li r i startr i I saes r.V.47 • Filna.,WoLe Mow iaL Bly sei tand &MA iCaladoolma &kat and Bead= Cornwall Do. A Aso &v. EMI • Do. 11 p. e lipaid le B. • Dublin sad Be hum tKIL.7II , D i m d p ili d".7ll lbliargh Gisago. Glasgow sad S. Weston' Great Maoism 0rd..81. liar; Do. Z. Ant Mc, tOrestN Griot Noutbainooamod ortbora (Do.A. j roo. oodlir. ma Do.ll o. Impact B 101.. South a West (Ira) Ores* Wants" - Do. Wear ValOsa.9lll Do. &nib :Walser.... nm w 1 L-Oziar'a Do. Do. Do. 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The supply of sheep is also much smaller, and host co•ilities are rather dearer; but inferior kinds are still difficult of sale. Carel are rather dears, they on Thanda . y. From Clermsay and Holland there are 3,080 heists, .630 sheep, 321 Wets, and 60 pigs ; Spain, 90 Waste ; Scotland. 40 beasts ;'reined, 560; and 1,960 from the Norther.' and Midland Counties. _ . mi ris - 13i f 100 e 9 :3 Pit doss if Slho. • d. • al. I Poe No of MP. • 41. Net Scot,El•ratd• 6 2 6 4 PM Dr& ft•bdiSla 0 0 0 0 • Dan Shondionn . 410 5 5 Baal Losg-w00t5.... 414 5 2 Paned gaol bOOOD 3 43 10 Do. do. Shona .... 00 0 0 Calves PIP Past Dar! 111•1d401 5 4 .,. 11 6 , 1 Lambe . . 00 0 0 .. 541 5 I is Do C 1100 ,Val. of Neagh 100 'Victoria eta. at Pimlico 100 Woiattard t ILUkesay 100 West Cornwall 1109 ,W.HarapL Barb.• k minim am liau.rArs. U 34 Beasts at market, 9,910: dim aad lambs, 20,900; salvaZ 399. Pia 999 . BOROUGH HOP MA RICZT.-(THHI DAT.) Do in Atlamica 54. Lawman I. 1105 bona**. et C.10.4.5p.c. 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I ta l i o 1 S. . . Do. do. do.— II I i Do. TIDO we 6. IN. Nola. Corp. 6 par a Dd' MI all *alb. aaa Hobsea'a Bay IN all .Bnus.*Caa.ds.A NB 1 N N O N.1.01ea5.0p.0.14p.1L1 ll ISO ictude. vas. 6 par owl; 1 NO Do. Dalbl do. N I , Do. do. 10. I ,100 Do. PuAjailto do 1. IWO I Do. ladarat.Flol do JOINT No. 1 ft. 1 Batas Messrs. l'attenden and Smith report a onetioned steady demand for all deseripttooa of new hops. Fine samples are metros and oommaod higher rates. Priors generally inn provieg. 66 67 1 10g b 102) 1 7* II Dol l lii los I so is! — *P a d 49 01 201 1 1I frElm 10 N rr u I kb, 100 i 1011 114 OS SS 10 66 a le N 100 lel 100 101 110 , 100 Anna IlestaneWs(L)." 10,000 60 j Do. Now lbw NO p.ll 10. 60 1 Do. (of whialt S OMA) Mk 60 A lto n 10.00 b 100 AillanatLosALlvatpodi 10,000 100 Do. New 10,000 100 ' Do Ward at 10 pal 100,000 00 Anglo Austrian 111,900 60 Awl* ItAillas (lanibsi) 11.600 MI Australasl6 7.600 60 , Do. New 17,5ee 10 :144of.BrItisbCo9usibik 10.0 00 26 11,000 100 16,000 10 10,000 100 10,000 00 6,000 100 50,000 10 60,000 20 10,000 60 10.000 14 10,000 20 9.4,000 10.000 15 10,000 100 20,04.0 140 10,060 15 010,000 10 ;OW 100 backk of = Bau of ff Bank of °Mae UMW) Bask ot Queeuelaad (L I Beak etVeaserla,Amarla Beak of Walt= Bank of New Bnultlaa&Portnamsee(L I MUM Callforelsa (L British N. America C. Bk. liedia,Aea. Waal ! Chart. Mir. of LudiaAc. Do. New Ca) Carole! eors Rank of India, Me Como Mated Beek (Li Contaminate% I:000 100 019,W0 by 10.000 110 50.000 40,u00 50 50,004 5.1 10,000 100 10,00.1 100 12,000 lOU . 0,000 104 141',0i0 80 136,000 TO $OOO 60 6,000 tS 100 Mo 20 20,000 60 16,000 100 10,000 100 6,000 120 20,000 26 6,000 10.1 110,001 20 *WO 60 1,000 100 00,000 60 20,000 60 10,000 100 22,000 20 6,000 100 00,,000 100 10,000 100 20,000 60 20,000 S• Do. New Last London (Ltraltedil Els Cern E 'change:Ling, Eng.ncot hausiehartd d English and Swedish (L s:uropeao Mark; LllEl4B4l' IllodumaCinnsisJap.(lo I th, New • Imperial Bank. lambed. .1 los ii Bk. of Chi nadtc.. ( L Intherial Ottoman international Bank (L)i lonian Land Mort. Bk. India; Loa. Bk. ill e 'co, to.( Lon. Beak of AcelJand,L London and Brazilian Lon.B. eyrie& IL PIaWL De. New, lan at Leath Leta, Wt.. s e.thailthi Wt. Ch. 'Utak a Artie. tondos and thenty., Loa. Hainag.Con.F.a.CL; London Joint Stock Do New,iin. at 30 pa Loa. and Northern iL ) London & Math Alekuta Lon. & n. Western (Um Lon. & Westminster Merchant bauk(Lica.), Mercantile & itiobasuL De Kew 10,000 100 6,000 100 10.0 0 0 100 25,000 5) 20,000 td) 26,000 20 40,000 10 00,000 20 . -. Metro. & Prow. bank MI Midland Hawk (Lim.) National of Li ooi N. Puke( Midas& Now' National Bank. New New South Wass New Zealand (fAmlledli ".rib Weems .- zd ili,iivi ii 10,000 tr.) 10.000 ISO /3,140 20 ",(.1" 16 Oriental Beak Orrpairal Provia.BazikttegOerP4 Proving. of Iroise,* Wad" Pant.* DeliL; Sooty Australia_ I 16,000 II 10000 100 6,600 100 60.010 06 10,000 IN 00011 II 1021 I i.e 1021 i lel it— al/Wm. I Uales. its in 1 10• 3 ! 1 006 1 • 4Ms 1 Bpm 5 10 pm 1 fpm • 4db IS 44 io: 7! 44 1 4 4 4 ' 1414 14! .4 . i 4141 43 45 - a T a dia Ire 214 1 "_p. 00 06 3 pm. I 1 dla $1 II as 3 1 dia rar II ep.l _id Mouth Eastern 34m.) kr& el I. I. MMus Do. do. tales of Autrulla UDJOG of buisad iL Mika of Loudon No. I Ilk I Doan. Ir 4 ___ , smois 21. -- ii — oailifill Tai TRIAL POE MCILDRII IN 111LAND.—Drni; a rm 8 ,.. 11 ), :u ., , .....,,„,„..3.1. „: &T. SO.—William O'Dell. the barrister who shot the so* si . 7. l ,,,,, tbmnpum ROO bailiff Go the :Nth &Timber et Rathmioes, was acquitted *Av.'. It ill at a late boor lest seesiag co the ground of =amity. Mee Do. Now I 2 - 41 11. 41. 11 4p I m VS 66 22 2 2 110 i U } so . of Dim OH i lira.' ri 1 4 tilm, par Ipm pa. I poi os mil 80 U I CL prism Ulf IST 1111 et 13 1 7 1 106 107 Ili 10 4 17 ,96 16, 26 NAN 10 12. 1,010 t. 011,7101. 266,190 L IN 60,000 10 10 10,000 110 10 14000 50 10,000 SO 11,1,00 10 *KO 100 NAN 28 100,000 9) 100, 10 NON 10 NONNI St 100,1101. N. 071,005. sc. 104 9 i - Y} 42 4! ii Ilif ie __. _ _ M.llOO 100.000 IMAM VO,KIO 10,000 10,000 16,000 4°°?l li.liail 10,000 11501011, 19.0001 100. 14: 000 ir-4 1 ii:iiii i11..0.01 — ii:iiiio 120.000 100,000 - 640 iii lacono mom 'moo to.ooo woool__ MOW 10,000 6,000 00.000 110,000 *OOO 1500 10 1, .000 1 *? j N 8,600 10 0 000 110,0001 iji,osUi LEI LSI", 10.0t00_,___ 187,1764 40.600 1"). 1 30,000 64000 io',onoi Imo° , no no] oo w 60,0ce ss.soo 1•,0001 i0.??uI iisso! 4500 ou.uooH I 10,1031 10,000 woe ii:iii 4.111!! si.i ii _._.. __ 10,000 100,000 i. 4000 00,000 20,000 14,100 100,000& 7.000' iota* 'too 00,000 10,000 60.000 !COO 26,000 10.000 10,000' M,ool' THE GALE WITHERNSEA. ma HULL, Ocr. 29. At daybreak thin morning, at about half-tide, with the wind blowing strong from the east, and a rolling sea and heavy surf on the beach, a large full rigged ship, deeply laden, was discovered within a mile of the shore, with the Union Jack run up at the foremast. Seeing the ship in tine perilous position it was deemed advisable to launch the Withernesalifehost of the National Institution, and if necessary put a man ou board to pilot her. The boat bad warmly been launched when the wind veered to the and on the lifeboat arriving alongside the able. the captain declined any 'selenium's. The wind getting a little more month, and the tide =akin, the ship got off, and at dark was standing for the north. The vassal was the Mar. &ionise of Queensberry, bound from Quebec to Hull. Had the wind not veered to the south and moderated, the ship could sot have got off, end would, in all probability, have come ashore. The lifeboat was severely tested, and although twioe filled with water behaved spleorlidly. The wind has this evening spin increased from the east. The cost of this lifeboat was the gift to the institution of the late Mies Sarah Lechinere, of Hanley Castle. NORTH SUNDERLAND, OCT. 29. A venal was obeerved this morning ashore on the island, and the signals being mistaken owing to the fog sod rain, the National Institution's lifeboat went off only to dad that the shipwrecked men were safe on the Faroe, sad that her services wen not required. The weather was very stormy and has been so for the last ten days, but, fortu nately, mottling so severe as it has been farther north. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) IfoIDAT, Ocrow 31, 3 A.M. F., Nal ii. 4 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The supply of English wheat en sale here to-dey was very moderate. The trade, however, ruled inactive both for Kest mid Essex produce ; nevertheless the bulk of the supply was disposed of at Monday's prices. There was • good supply of foreign wheat at the stands. Millen operated cautiously in all descriptioes, sod the total amount of business truessated was very moderate, at pre• vials quotations. Floating cargoes of grain moved off slowly, yet prises ruled firm. _ _ _ - English barley was in fair supply, and there was a moderate show of foreign produce on offer. Generally speaking, the trade was quiet, at late prices. Malt was dull, and the quotations were rather drooping. The supply of oats was tolerably lam. The Jenard both for home grown and foreign samples ruled steady, and pre vious qnotatioos were supported. Beam were in short supply, yet the trade was slow, on former terms. Peas ruled inactive, at late rates. The market was mantily supplied. la flour ouly • moderato basimes was traaseded, yet prices ruled statiesary.. The arrivals of &atm( cargoes off coast have comprimed 11 of wheat, 16 mom, 3 barley, 1 rye 1 beams, 8 liamod, sad 9 cottonmed. The demand for wheat has ruled steady, and prices of the finest qualities rimy be omeidered 6d. per quarter higher. Marianopoli has sold at 37e. 6d. to 38s. ; Berdiansid. 38s; 355. 70. to 38s. 61. Eu banks, 35e. 9.1 ; Sacdomirka, 391.; Polish, Ma. 9 , 1.; and lowa, Ms. per quarter. Maize ha. commanded very little attention, sad the campmate have gives way 6d. per quarter: Galati. 2.5. 41d. to 26e. 3.1. ; Weer, 255. 9d. to 26e.; Bees arabian, 25e. 100. ' • Moldavia°, 25e. 6d. ; Fozensan, 265. • Bulgarian, 26e. 3d. ; Wallmbian ' 24,.9.1. to 25a. 3d. ; 24e. 3d. to 24.. 9d. per qr. In barley on transactions have been reported. The demand Ms consequently ruled heavy. Barbary beans have sold at 32a. to 33a. per 480Iba Dee übian milletesed is °florin at 735. to Ztt. 6d. ; and Syrian Dari, Ns. to 27.. per 4801ba. The transactions in buseed have bees ow a limited scale at barely stationary prices. About 2,500 tons Cal cutta, as masers, have been disposed of at 60e. to 80., 3d. per quarter. la vrarehoose Bombay is held at 625. to 63a. ; Calcutta, 60e. to 61a.; Black Sea and Asoff, 58a. and 6ae St. Petersburg, 574. to Ma. There has bees an im proved inquiry for linseed cakes, at extreme quotations. New York, io barrels, 101.15 e.; ditto la bags, 101. 10a. to 101. Ida. ; Westors, is Mg., 91. 104. t• 91. 15e. g cal Marseilles, 91. 15a. per too. Cottoomed cakes, English made, are held at 51. 2s. 6d. to 51. 7a. 6d. per ton. Repealed has met a dull inquiry, on rather easier tonne. Caserta, 635. to 64a. ; Ferosepore, 525. to Me. ; Calcutta, 535. • Wild Danubian and Black Sea, 28a. to 30., per quarter. Cottonseed has sold heavily, sod the currencies have further receded 10.. per ton. Egyp tian has realised 51. 10s. to 61.; and Damietta, 51.55. per ton. Agricultural seeds are a slow bigotry ; nevertheless prism are supported. A 1111411.8 OF Situ.—English : Tares, 88 ; named, 160 ; rapeseed, 214 ; maize, 25 ; sad sundry. 531 qrs. Fore* : Tares, 13 ; linseed, 20,799 ; rapeseed, 6,640; muse, 8 R:t ; and stuAry, 414 qrs. Eimer's. —Wheat, 73; hissed, 160; aid mused. 2,347 qrs. EILEIYAIA or OWN, to., INTO LONDON, BY LAND AND WATER cAILEIAGI; 'EOM OCT. It TV OCT. 22, INCLUSIVE. Whast..Bartey. Mait.;tlstaegagg'Peser 11.1 an. Ora ' gra . Ora I gra On. l Irb' lisebili ... 8081 8770 • 13282 8111 823 111 a .. !' IrbA 30 i .... 1 3220 i .. rovelgs .. 18U2 493 .... 1 36221 1 11..6 10! 313 200 T 049 1.• • • = 7 9 7 9313 . 13382 416;41 1- 10 11106 613'21196 ' sets. 11104 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY. (sr megrim AND INTIANATIONAL Tsuouri.) (nom oca OWN ooßazaropusr.l The market has agaio been very 'troy& and prices are shout O. above the quotetioes aI Saturday. Sam about 15,000 Wes. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Boom—Tbe market is steady, at last week's prices, bat no important sales are reported. Itetined, at eta. for ocao moo dried, and 44e. for good wet lamp'. Tbere is a fair steady demand. Other sorts are also is good request, both for home use and export. Corr= —A limited business a doing at firm prime. Rica mid Rua. —tio sales reported. Corms.—The market is active, and prices of abort staple show • further draper. Seagal sold at lOgd. to lid. ; China mad Japan, Ild. to 14gd. ; Cooosads, 150. SALTPZTIM 4500 bags of Bengal sold at the preriose price of 295. for cash in fourteen daya, Hifractiuna to 2g. To. public males advertised for to-morrow will consist of 700 hophaads LOW bags of sugar, 200 casks 200 bags of coffee, about 25,000 package* of tea, sad sundry dryseltery goods• TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is firm ; prices are quoted as follows : —Town tallow, 425.. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the snot, 40,. 6d. ; all the mootb, 40.. ed.; December, 41.. 6J. ; January to !lamb. 425. 3d. to 425. 6.1. : March. 435. W. PARTICULARS (Jr TALLOR , UAL KIICILL•NIDOtI. Anislo.llegloaal s =so r iambus Gas ( Beak& Assagoan Lad & L Mag. ToL (L) I Oilamlia=ne;L) MaDamma ims m m .) ... Ocon.rdAtelosa/ler.(l ) CommrciatUaloo(lao; Cooovaidatad DM.. IL) Coatlasedal MaGastL) a(L 84 a rIgg ar =s. C. oor..iriob. of Do Do. et Idaarttim (L ) CrLial pr = m, 1 Ei =t o tt. India Irrigation, ed fic. =iirConn& T.(L Talegropli Rag. and Am. Com Rog. and &GALA:Visit& tL Yinaucial Cooporation financial Discount (L) 10194 i. Wareham, (L Gailleara (Limited) G.Ormlitalb.olU Ose.lllma Navigation iforasdk3olosial As. (L) Rodsou'allog HumberlreaWorics (L ) ImpAller.Cdtaas. %L ) Lathan Carrying (Lim, InternalainaAnon (L) Intermit Land Credit(L ISeian Int& (Can. Le.) Do. Sp, 0. D.la r. 18 JoiatillooliDlecoant(L, Land Ilesuritlas (Lim) Load. Africaa Tradiag LositandCaletton.M.(l. Imad.litsteld (L) Load. !lass. Arno. (L. Da New Load. G. Oatalboa C.(L Load. Italian, &e.Sint. Lod. 11r. Dteconat(L) Lond.Protincialllarlar Madras Into & Canal Do. Mauritius lontlote.(L , Tot (L.) MW.all boa Works Natal Land& OM. C. (L ) National Dal. Cos (L National itamolal (I. I NatiosalProv.itsrino, National Maas Nay.( isrbuddaCoal & 1. 'L, Do. New li.grolaad T.&Lcon(L , N .brlt. A astralasian(L. N.Brit.&Msecon. NovaloonailaodL .L I Do. do. Lam Garin., Imam Oriental Coataternial(L Orientsl Financial IL Oriselal Gas (LWOW) Do. Nair Orient Inland Steam( L) Otago & titklaatlor t Ottoman financial (1 . Ottoman Gas (Limited Panatualt.G. Wain (L , Do. do. Do, New. , (14•11tIelond &NW (L) & 0. USIGSD iDo. N.. .Quebrada L, a , 11.(L. gr tey 4 . Ires Mal. ass Issgme. (L, Ditto ditto . loyal MallitaiM Scot. Anstralomet. (L. ;Saha. e'vsco.(l, mac. rtissaA .( t. S. African & It. (L.` , Acmith Australian lowl labsombie Do. blip Tel Coastruc.& (L Laniesallermy Trost&AgeacyoUtiaL T. & 1.. Co. of U. Canada Cattod Telco. Co. (11 'Crolearallarine Waft. lier Assam Tes(Um , Ditto Ta. Dientea's Land— Warrant /Manor (Lila. I WestLoillaliPaciden L. } at. 1 . *pall 14 1 4 'ipm; 11,47 11 2 pet FOREIGN RAILWAYS, Dutch Rhenish, 191 to 20. Great Luxembourg, 11, g, 10/. lig. Ban Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per amt. (al pad), 18g. South Austrian sod Lombardo-Vamtiaa. 20g. PRAYERS/7CE SHARES. Great Easton; Norfolk b per seat, sites. 1846, 10L Great Northern, 5 per seek, redeemable at 5 per mat. prem., 105 g, 6. Great Western Original prefer. 4g per cent., 97. Ditto, West Midland, Oxford 2cd guar. stork, 115. MINES.-(7'1118 DAL) Two o'Ciocx. The mining market is quiet to-day, and prices generally exhibit no change, compared with those last current on Saturday. Great Vor shares are flat at 34} to 35, being 15a. lower. East Lovell, on the other hand, have advanced viz., to 11 to I. East Grenville are quoted to 1. Alamillos sares have advanced ; other foreign as well as colonial mines are unalterd. At Great Wheal Vor the lode in Wheal Metal shaft is estimated by the agents to be worth from 7501. to 800/. per fathom. The following mining dividends have been de clared during the present month : . . Mises. Pw, Aare. Aliment. East Caradoi £Ol7 0....£3,22 8 0 Doloosth 6 ![an-y.Sda Herodefoot _ 1 _ ______,__ _ _ 0 .... Zl4B 0 0 0 .... 2.000 0 0 0 .... 1.792 0 0 West Wheal Setae 4 Wheal Seim 4 0 .... 1,600 0 0 0 .... .1.E.,84 0 0 Clifford Lisburne Wheal Buret Marko Valley 0 - .. i ..:: Ziiii 5 5 5 .... 1,200 0 0 0 .... 768 0 0 6 .... 675 0 0 Cwm Erfis 0 East Auras 0.... 830 5 0 0 .... 800 0 0 Bedford United 856 5 5 New Birch Tor suld Paget .... 0 1 8 .... 450 0 0 Total 00,63913 0 THE LORD MAYOR AND TER CHARIIIG-CROSOI RAILWAY.—Tbe cuss of Alderman Lemmas sod othen v. the Charing-cross Railway Company, whieh was beard is tee Lord Mayor's Court on Saturday before Mr. Kerslake and • special jury, involved a claim of upwards of 30.0001. Mr. Bovill, Q.C., sad Mr. Home Lloyd were counsel for Mr. Aldermas ; Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Shill repre sented the company. The claim wan in respect of two houses, Nos. 5 sod 6, Cannes-street, near Tarn wbeel-lase, which were built in 1852, sod let respectively at 350/. sad 4501. a year. One was leased to Baron Rothschild, sad woald expire in 1866; and the other to a public company, sod would expire in 1874. The principal question raised before the jury was as to the value of the reversion. All the wit. name admitted that property is the city of Loedoo bad greatly increased is valise in the list few yesn. It bad risen enormously in price within she "oorinercial area," and • question was mooted whether the property was within the described "imannereial aim." &vent Inhumes de. scribed the house es worth respectively 650/. and 8501. a year. Oite was at the corner of Turnwheel-lams. On the part of Mr. Alderman Lawreote, the property was vetoed at upwards of 30,0001. • the higheateent was nearly 30,7001. On the other head, foe 'the compasy, the valuers estimated the worth of the two houses from 21,0001. to 21,8001., M elodies the usual 10 per cost for • compulsory sale. Mr. Ryde, the surveyor to the Charingurcia Railway, mid he had purchased property for the South Eastern and Charing cross Railway to nearly 3,000.0001, H. considered that 21.6411. was a liberal prim for the property is questioa. Is • letter which was read to the jury, .areised by Mr. Ryde to the Lord Mayor, he mad that in order to settle the matter. and oe account of the "uncertainty of jerks on y in Loedoe," be offered a of 23,0061. _The C4 w ll e layor, in reply, laid it wee min of a fair value, sad be should submit the one to a jury. The jury awarded 25,000/. A LADY KILLED ON THE BRIGHTON RAILWAY.— On Saturday morning, on the arrival of the 11.30 up-train from Brighton at Harley station, a lady, who had just previously bees sees our the platform, either stepped or fell on to the rail, and one of the wheels of a lizstabossa was Imo resting on her chest as she lay face upwarirs.t soon as the carriage was removed the dead body was picked up sod conveyed to the waitiog room. Os the tens reach ing Loudon some eremite who were waiting made inquiries for a lady answering her description, and it was then mow- Weed that she we a Miss Anderson, 65 yeses of age, residing with her sister at Park-place, Peckham, who bad bees stay. , ing with some friends is the neighbourh ood of Harley. THE HALSTRAD MIIRDER.—Emma Howard, altar Podney, who was tried at the last Essex assizes for the murder of her child at Halstead by drowsing it in the river , at that tows, but who was acquitted on the ironed of in sanity, has been removed from Springfield Owl, sear Chelmsford, by order of the Secretary of State. to a enminal lunatic asylum. At this establishment she will he detailed during her Nepali's plasters. FOCRYCEN DAYS' IMPRISONYRNY FOR TARING BLACKBERRIES I —At the Melton potty sermons as Saturday • briekmaker, named James Smith, was 4sed the sum of 12. for tremeadog is a wood belonging to the Misses Starkey, of Hatton Hall. and akin therefrom, as the 4th of October, blackberries (wild brambles) of the value of 6d.. or thereabouts. The gamekeeper stated be bad canibmed the defendant more than ones. The flee was to be paid is a fortnight, or in default 14 days' lard labour. -- ir - Kg ids 1l I MI WI L WM. lei 19+ 19 91 Rh 9901 8 81 2 90 IT It Si IS Ws 4 IP= I .... 4 4:l' -1 1 Trike 4 Ido ldls par I/ 21 - --AI —pm 2 1 013 32 SA 100 112 100 112 0 4 es 1031 Ira 100 li le 'di* Par elm.l 2 t di" Ce Sho I lar tps 14 16 par 1 m; 1 per I 6 dm l r 9 11!I er lee le Q 1 1 el i 4 IS ITO NO tO so i 26 10 81 a so 10 110 BL 60 10 60 1 1 It 6 MONEY MARKET,-(TIIIS DAY.) Two o'Cua. The stock markets experienced a renewed im provement this morning, and, though the best prices have not been maintained to the present hour, the general tendency is still favourable. The funds have risen i per cent., and a sensible advance is observable in the stocks of some of the chief home railways. Foreign bonds are firm, and financial shares in some cases rather better. The discount market is extremely quiet to-day, and exceptional transactions are reported in choice three months' bills at per cent., being 4 below the Bank minimum. The rate for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 6to 7 per cent. _ _ The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet arrived. Consols are now quoted 891 to 4 for money, and 894 to 1 for the account (Nov. 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, ; ditto, for account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 874, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 874, i ; Bank Stock, 237 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1054, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 974 ; ditto Bonds, Bs., 56., die.; and Exchequer Bills, March, 45., 35., die. There is not much change in foreign stocks, except a fall in Venezuela Bonds, owing to the news given below. Two or three of the other specu lative stocks are 1 tot percent. better. Confederate Bonds, however, have declined 1 per cent. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. reek, 22 to 224 ; Mexican, 261 to 27/ ; Confederate, 59 to 61; Spanish Passive, 314 to 4; the Certificates, 14 to 4; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 69 to ; ditto 1862, 714 to 4 ; and the Consolid4s, 501 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 ; Brazilian, 1863, 821; Egyptian, 954, 96 ; Italian (Mareminana Rail way), 701; Mexican, 261 ; ditto for account, 271, 27 ; ditto, 1864, 25 ; Peruvian, 1862, 81 ; Portuguese, 1856, dc., 464 ; ditto for account, 461 ; Russian, 1859, 54 ; ditto, 1862, 871, 88 ; Spanish, for account, 471 ; ditto Passive, for account, 314, 4, 4 ; Turkish, 1854, 89 ; ditto 1858, for account, 691 ; ditto 1802, 72, 714 ; ditto, for account, 711, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 72, 1 ; Venezuela, for account, 55, 53. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 5-16 to 7.16 prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 71 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to I prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 14 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 161 ; Ottoman Societ4 06124- rale, 14 to 4 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 1 to 04 dis. As was anticipated, the committee have decided that the Stock Exchange shall be closed to-morrow, the Ist of November. The transfer offices at the Bath of England will likewise be shut. Font o'CLoce. Consols ate still quoted 89g to i for money, and 84 to f for the amount. 27,0001. iu gold has beet sent into the Bank, and 20,0)01. with drawn. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's weekly list) of the railway calls falling due in the month of November. The amount is beluw the average : . . Amount per Share. Dui Already -s Number Due In Nor., 1864. Date. Paul. Call of MIMI*. Amount. Grand Trunk of Canada Equip. Mort. roods 3O .. 60 par ct. 23 per M. not known Manuneramith 4 My 6 percent. Preference 11 4 20 0 6,000 12.000 South Enetern 3 per cent Pref. Chating cress) 5 6 110 0 70,003 176,000 South Eastern 6 percent Pref., August, 1664 16 1 30 0 67,602 167,748 Tula and nevem 1 10 0 0 40A° 10.000 Total to November Amount called In II months of 13e& . L 12.577.414 The half/early meeting of the Truet and Agency Company vi Aastardwria (Limited) is convened for the 14th November, " when the directors will recommend the declaration of an ad .racri,n divi dend on the 25,000 shares of the Lt awl 2nd issues." Provisional shares in the Lemberg Czernowitz Railway Company are to be ready for delivery, in exchange for the scrip certificates, ou the stb November. The directors of the Estates Bank (Limited) have given notice that they will proceed to allot their third issue of shares to-morrow. It is also intimated that the bank "is endeavouring to get its proprietors to avail themselves of the advan tages of Lord Westbury's Act fur registering inde feasible titles to estates." Formal notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the West Central Hots. and Carriage Repository Company (Limited) is to be heard before the blaster of the Rolls on the sth Nov. The numbers ire published of 569 bonds, repre senting 110,0001., of the Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. loan of 1849, which were drawn oa the 20th inst., and are to be paid off after the let Jan. next. - - The subjoined report on the bullion market is from the circular of Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins : Combined depression still charasterizes the bullion market. The tranaactions is liar silver have he.. exceed ingly limited, bat few purchases having bees made, sod those priacipally for eliminate to Holland. At present I Mime is so apparsoce of aa immediate renewal of the Indies danasad. lfwairen dollars tallish% with but little alteration in pries ; buyers being noodling to operate in the present Mate of the maw market. The current rate to-Jay is ds. 1l d. per es. There is still an aterroce oldewaod for cold tor export. and theists arrivals by the Great Britiuo. um. &a., will in all probability be sold to the Bank of England. With reference to the position and prospects of the money market, the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons has the following : • The expected improvement io the mousy market has this I week been realised. The Bank retarn is mom favourable, and is such as would apparently bare warranted a reduc tion of the rate of discount to O per c'nt. to have berm made at the last court. The questiair is believed to have been discussed, and a downward moveneet may be commenced vest week. A great improvement beg also occurred in the position of the Bank of France, and it is believed that if a reduction to 8 per cent. hal been adopted co this side, the Bank of France would on Thar...lay have lowered its tats to 7 par cent. From the markets both of London and Paris there has lately been • much greater clearance of quatiosable per thee the public may hove estimated, and the proem of contraction is daily going on, as the Dew banks and weak finance companies God their acceptances canuot be kept afloat except at a great seerifice. It seems certain. moreover. that these coacerns are not likely , evert with tie return of less Winton time', to acquire an imme diate reoevral of power, and under such cireamstalcce there is room to ex that a temporary reduction to 8 per cent. may be for on Thursday next. . . With regard to the moreuieut for the shorten ing of credits in the sugar trade, the same firm re mark :—" One of the largest and oldest firms amongst our London refiners has determined upon adopting the modern terms, selling all goods, after the Ist November neat, for payment at one month from purchase, and the principal London purchases of crushed and pieces likewise continue to be made at the short prompt of fourteen day., one month, and for cash." SATURDAY EYRITML Console, which closed yesterday at 89. to g for the 10th November, opened this morning at the same quotetiti'm, and closed at 894 to 0. For money the last price was 894 to 4. The ottici.d business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, 4, ; ditto, for account, 894, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 874, ; Nis, Three per Cents., 874, #, #, t ; India Stock, 212 ; ditto Four p e r Cent., 96 ; ditto Bonds, 13s. die. ; Fite per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 100. Foreign stocks in tome cases were rather flatter. Confederate Bonds fell 3 per cent , Spanish Passive, 4, Venezuela Bonds of 1862, 4, owing to the hid news referred to below ; Greek Conpous, 1 ; and Mexican and Greek Bonds and Turkish Coneolidtla, 4 per cent. Brazilian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. and Egyptian Bonds, ou the contrary, were firm. There was she a demand for Anglo-Turkish Bonds, the 1858 and 1862 rising 4 and the 1863 about 2 per cent. 13 i M zd i. 46111.746 o■ will O. cat. am I il iI