The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-12 00:00:00

V.-EITRAORDI- I PRISONLL the body of Sally rr syrvethr.in. John 1 * 1., Lourhsos-en-10. Tomas }odor, Esq., deceased, who acid been is years doge 'Osbert, fanner, St. rant. The prisoner the erasing of th.l led. At Mae tide. k wed wire together io wised ber if she doomed came Mkt if the primmer WOO 6 , 4 wish him to r irmas'e sormisekta to or home. Wham@ Jd allow it for cook r the kitchen the Lai us wait to bed &hoist more WI aboat tea a the deceased time "Oh tauter, IMO gag oat „t led k coveted with Mood. mad • waned Is bee polimea, mad the , esesed told hat that wet 'without bonnet mat disorder. II lest wham) *wee- I. He bed ion* to vellioe. He west, leek for her basset; lee ea tk. cemetoca, Leered blood all the tad there were narks 'Abort** midis*. mud a Italie co Bun &l, am's era viz& It tw opts, owl bed do tom bail titiollag nos of John vestry service the primer I tees the primmer rid to him. " "Na, e reel I believe I What hem tho u eel know, Cierhe. t do these p.lles went rent see P " I said. hoe tiros bees doing Yes mg the girre id se er3r were going PSIS as girl. Ira- Clarke, what am I M wee whine* s cap, ree ; hie ditches were Is kreest whke sp. It Si right joint r to the sitesider, sad *hi er Nine days be mire, Wye sod the !? " se 1 ? 6 !" . . se! iew smelt ft weld le et Ur. Mk vidne 4, as was also some I Bohan, la die ear :id wee very Itke the Weimer he , barge It mit. Ile charged bite It to manger (et time H. replied, •• WIIIIIIII flaked him was bi.. and be film gut the knife the 11Jr.. end BAT. on the 10 instant, rge Cuthbert. W. here. She appeared bar, told rer that ar • n.ight me is a the tru•l2 atone her 1 tnr k down the de- He took FM state wr nark to tb. aw l "- qt...ene of the in ettnteired the follow krpt emtpany for f eoptent'er, be , and left us up r west to bed shoat t meetly together till a ' panted between na. wart for Mime, end dioasce. It was a tooted. We left the link mumps. He r young man. whose some words about it, "Ifid yea will UM fie together." I said 't, I will kill_ you:* twit take say." Im - 1 heave he secured alas improper Ilhertore ..peal., sae he then I. Alttr I refuted to ine on the t his knife, t. rut me im put one head ma my throat. I got the rt ko' 11P, but la the try mach. When I t with the knife , tad ante, poi w. mse•gril end rzu,avola int to his font two er three y. and wood straight Whitworth had am deewristed testap the put to bud, whim I remelted the whomy Rotherham, end told new to p with me to Hare, whom throne ' " r•itif but, ow e tore bet. I took I be weatded to bs WI ithated. mt. mid that up ma tarat rat. tit a lagers as the IA Ight bang. Tha I Ho sanded Ma i ] att day ahamiay tM trtm:pipa, otammk. .I"ata death had no- He thousht that the bawd by the caramsw. I tbs bums, sad gm wok babas. aid thew bed ass wbra I yea DWI Mori*. sad I wy ism; 1 bet. aad f I did ant I Sri tat liars ass bee, lies R• int In tumble we with wombat ma. ✓ould loft bar Ilk I Ivo. An while his would re say frilher, W• - - — Roo the told me r Item lest dews. vad. sod oho mg as 14. •• What have yes oohed me le he for. MO wed she 1.. - t/INni .bi r?! 'w.f. , . I lAA to sot ▪ boron I oktooM Irttel t. got tits Is* So. tt pun rim II bat* sly MA " TMs you Ala to/ Rho in 4 hold oi dß* mossy sad ate ma knoll abet lb* fd.ottt, owl that I id of my bolt eel., nos Mr wood. sag ba! eat 01•4 that, ono told bar oho MA to. -Olt Cho light to dad it wait al dif rola, but sa bad dot et with IL Rolluti • of lug tam n It WI, mod Ulna ti. 'h. knife lir ma obenild Irma rid. " La's gel u g at put your WON MOM .b. tame to is* ISA oy ler " .M. -Of, sad do INA Irmo ••• • kis far hits I pat NIY rrttr tht .1 of threat, ma.. Oak WI us my wt. ea.. sad ow! its lock-up ow ...misc. 'Ms ilwr S rob Bare. I al • ma thou Iffaffeld fat wader" drimi, • ,ea Ow efuraiddd arias. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (MS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Balm Ur. C leablaaque.) IX XX DALIN ►XD DAI . . . . The bankrupth_John and B.eJaadu beide, were build ers , deerribr4 me ..f Weeemitiefrr, Pimlico. South L'acolashire, end Canada West. This wee the adj..uracd exaleinatiun ineetinn. . . The rase has hem is the court MOM nix or seven months, bat oWinir to the voltuninous nature of the accounts they were ocly Mal about a tcruaght ago. Tie Seas wb'..‘ll eves& over three folio l a a very complicated a thir, onitaisdag sesousting to near a quarter of • make •• eat able the liaboltien of the firm norm, to be about ao.uoot .of whir h 2A,0001. is due to Enclinh reciter& Ti. taco. well in a gre..t measure depend on the congaed= of roes taro realway contriLts in Cattails, in which the bloke re ps were engaged. & Mr. Dalton. for the aseiTIWIPP. asked brr an adjourn:mat, hi order lb.: they might investigate the acrounte, which bad .nly been tiled on the 27 , tt alt. Their dealiogt had tarn very eversive, on both rides of the Atlantic. Mr. Lawrence, for the bankrupt., objected to a long ad j atom. eat, One i•f the partners bad rtwided in Canada, and tad be n , 4 bean made bankrupt the colorant in which they were there engaged might have been carried ant very much to the advantage of the waste. A. it was the works had bees 'topped . and Mks waly anxiety of the benkrupes was to be able to r-scuse their work., for the benefit of their creditors. An or;.urtuurnt of two crowds woo ordered. IN RE Pt. J. 1101.1.. The bankrupt, • ship and immense, broker, of Msek-lane chanter,. puled bin ernrulearion on accounts 'hooting debts of 10,5 VI, with ass..t. MAW do.ibtfdl dean of 48611. WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT. (Biwa F. Dayka, Esq., Jidda) CIAIOIIIIIOI ILAILWAT CA - 1111 - A0 71. - -- - -Tlll - 1•11 - 1T1111 COC X TINS BALLWaT 0011P•NT V. HA/160AD. Ws wee en wiles bereght P.y the above company against belsodest. fishutseigee. Deen-bae, to reViertT 61. 18e. for the turrlegs sad delivery of goods. 11r. Ashley wee for the pleiatlf, awl Mr. Philp for defame awe, who hal paid 41. 40. Into wart, sad the quake at issue waa whether be wait liable for the freight sad cagier of oyster., 12a M. per tow, from Myths. oe 10.1. Prom the evideses it appeared th tt the defendant, wt far may kept shop is Bilhearagate es wall as the one is Drury law, bed We oysters depoeitel at the ketase place, from whence be mimed some of than to Dna, lane. Os Sllatap the tom oysters wen shop the oyst were gold brought to i v lliapgate, although erldramed to Drury-Igoe. bat ow every cameos of Me bobtail hi. cart to feat theta be woe told that the company bad rot theca, web was the sin% bat leaned of hang charged °llly 12s. 6d. per too be was charged lbs. bd. carnage, and 4.. 2d. cartage. Those char,:es be repo Dia.'', paying in 41. 41. ' which be ooa gdeted himself tadebtel at the former rota of teenage. without cartage, sad agog haring his oysters coseeped by soother channel. • Mr. LeMbert,Cletli to the company, mid the company were obliged to deliver goods. tape , i4ll7 Parietal:de Snide.. to the address, and produced it book. ith ...hut that within the lam two years the rate of chaege. was Altered. The Jade. =lmelda/al the: certainly the company woes bound to &Item good. ea per eldrees, and felt eatielled that the claini was well founded. H.. domains would therefore be seeordlnitly. Judgment het the amount sn•d for and mots. THE POLICE COURTS. (T MS DAT.) MANSION-1101.73E. 7h March was charge) yea' havusg attempted t ) pick An officer eal/—Laat night I raw the prisoner in Bishops. gate-street, ow the oarion-h .nae, make several atteaspte to Vthe peaketts of tritileMf D. I tool: him into rastody, and sold tt Doc% take me in I hove made three or deer attempts to get onmetbonr. but my hear failed me avid I mould sot enensed." I took him to the Mellott-how He rare to. hie right address. The primmer —I tried to get something to pay for burying wham. The Lord Mayer—lt would hare been much better for you to leave it to the pariah to fury your to9ther than to attempt to rob to do harm to her memory. The ganler—He was here before, my lord, for attempting to pick poeksts, I think. Isea than a year ago. The primaer—lt is tru. I htvn barn hen; but It was a year end a hell e. t, and I has. , been horsefly employed More that. I Insure pror lordship the. my heart entirely felled me when I tried to thisvo anin. The Led lltoy°, —But you mods severAl attoropto, sio the officer oboerrri. The prisner—l dl4 try svreral, bat I =II not do It. I have had ns practice. The lard Msysr swine balirws first I apprehend this the mina ynn stole nstbmg was because there was wain in any of 'be Inckere The prisoner —lf there ti.d been ewer so mark I could no• bare succeeded. The wife of the wretched non here bc•ought the Lord T oot (unite him, and am, re to be In • orate of great distion. The Lord Mayor-1 shall cams particular inquiry to be wade taco the manner in whi,ti M uas b-en employed minas Ye was bet at this office, and 1 must hare stronger mass than We statinoen• to believe that he has so far reformed, as to feel the difficulty st home. Ths prisoner was then remanded. Woliiane Fraleria. a nevem in the etinAnyment of Illeann. /Lappin of King Willsoto-terret, wee charged with having embezzled sevard sums of money amounting to 201., the Pr y of the tiros. o ?: particuLun were not detailed, es the neosseary assess were not in attendance, but it was stated that the pri soner hod handed to one of the Totrtners a Met of the mar whirb be s hwl re rived and not tier +tutted for. The prisoner was thenrern - ind;cl. BOW•STREEr. ()MYR 4 MAR/)S •OAINST • Fella-cceptable Go. re. F 5i wes b;;;;iitt up en . rewind en a dregs of obtouicee 131. by fah* retinas@ frewa Mr. Goldiag, chief clerk to Mr. Wray, the receiver for the metre pones pollos-ouurts. beVrawee one of the conetahlos lately implayed Is et-of-leaye me. who, by way menus eat, lied der• lewd their Ikons', end ei became liable le men the re ereinder ad thn term of the nrizinsi erulubee. Whoa @maim duty elm cloak . ..le has where te ma of to repayment the jvir,say tone pie= Me weeks le to be apprehend. d. la Burst emu the emthlet is at this period in Kiel ei.lergoing a aseteece ter sown aim sanapinen , to 'ai• Woman, on ticket el Mara, and the imam le for the cocstabUt to Le et the prima at the tine M the mieviet's discherirr from that anlmenesat imprison ment, awl to apprehrn I hint nu the spot by • warrant ken the chief mapieeram (Mr. Mall). The Minim* of eMis weds out no • printed ism, relied na ," which retort be enbuitted to the ampsthamehmt (Mr. Deride) km his slower., and afterwards le am at the miesithemers e>t polico, wk. alio signs it. It is then pre sented he the cleft and etts rseclesr, who pay. the mote,. the punt awe, mer submitted to Mr. Moduli, bormsbir et the F de mama, at that time actin gs emperthareedret. a repot-, that be bad been isatraeted to go to Biel& echoes So appreb.nid • convict, with en Milne* emeisiniew an estimate of the eapensee of the journey, amousoitg to IT'. To the ewer, of this amain eeitteet It wee trnpreethla ter Mr. Mitchell to bon. that he W set nweirml mom inetrue.inca Ile accordingly rigged the t:rait. Gyn.? ebtahard the money etthont the soros- Pee the ammatierioarn hr mpreerootir to Mr. Golding that It we • cede of emergency, rerviirier him to wart lemsdietisly, awl that there woo no commissioner &meld is town, n, eerier, La M.. tern by Mr. Mitchell, The wby he was 11 , 4 roes. We said be wee Isfsraed that tbei c , orict wee to tho Isarmary. Afar • kw days Mr. Mdcholl, Lemming dissatulied, turriated ea the prisoaer returnfor the recrevy, which he UM. ohm andeeveoilor to crab,. It by waylust he bed Wieldy returned It to Mr. 11 H. thin bordfd Mr. Illtebell set to report his ceednot es he skinld be dinniesed, and as..asevi himself by saying that he had lately ket • perm costsloing 91. It awards appeared that he bed received so la4tectioas to go to Biresiorham to appre hend say aseavie. beneeke Mitchell now corroded • Wilda ithorersey Is hie Ramer evideami. The prisoner Aid sot way .• My packet wee picket eta poem connoniner W.," but be .41.. I loot Mime& • bale ie my pocket a parer containing 91." The River—That it riel% Mr. MIN-hell. Thin Wm an further rherr, orobset etas primmer. Be eat telly commitmd, but .smites to bap in two ewe else ef 404 each, atil hie owe reemesisenes for 801. WOESHIP-ETHEET. DARII.I o , onnav IT A W 0 ,1411. Rho 4 . 4 Ordh..U, • twmoy awl dwerroised-looldon VOW, new Cemried with 00.11 , ru4 • eAro.e.bog, °wends; repot, M M HMI onwont of 13Sf., ender lb. following dr swooloos • Os the 4th leaf. Mr. Pete Wieser, • motile.' prvetitioeor, arrived per trate from Exeter mxt-N. le which wee • loweley f weeriag apparel, fel ee hlo °wigwag, sod Wear articles, fotode; a pontos of his luggage. Thy h e loft the atsti a with, sad entered • cet, but erbstber he was watched aad followed, d seem he from SQ. rreebin; Blehoptiete, be , slighted. istind • e nifsetideer'r, rid took • leer, pesetas dielkurlieetelf erstuttt the cower. oat led eurcely due WWII the primmer nreird lees the shop, rmily took up lb. Le=y, mad boodle;, • elan mow the door, ehtsweel, ,M of with is." Re auotmitel wu tbs reread*, at tide gulag sot th t• ho did not rift In tiles to pewee& the Queue of the oonfei. r-to with the blot!. bat then egeteglag boss hie {their elm t 1.10 yours 10114 lewever lasesiled se refelabily to be ntlessed tau she Wean f dese;se big hue the stew, bat be Mill dna; la tor and semeedel it knew her ire • pablie helot. adjacent, vitae ketaausly • polictotoseatehle yaic.t y 4.110ri0l sal ndieved bin et bow. emend some. wore tonesses of all this, I" digits hat ettestaise, did set nadir mg Quittance. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 1858. When ebari, ,,, tl on the following IllOrnieg before Mr. Mammal, et this court, the prisoner declared she knew nothing about the affair until pounced upon by the goo declaim in the street. She was, however, known to have bees previously convicted and the awe wee remanded, Mr. Winery offering to procure the attendance of the thew noner in confirmation of the pi-ismer'. identity. An Ambient if the shopkeeper. named Corks, now came forward, and wound some aetoniahment by declaring that It was a OM who stole the bag, end gave it to another, whom the proarenlar pursued , but failing in overtaking him. re turned and mind the prisoner, who was merely leaking on. This siehromt wee spin and again denied by Mr. Winoey, mike soon to as maw wow for it. weqpimed Ms intention to send the ease • ism ea haw* walk the prisoner szoisitsed, " 1 en pity."' isniernd w useellif implimment. SHARE LIST&-71118 DAY. Two o'CLoott. The railway • share market today is firm, at yesterday's a d vance. Caledonian, North British, South Eastern, Great Northern, and Eastern Counties stocks, have all met with a good inquiry. The prin cipal demand, however, has been for Great Western, which has again advanced, being marked as high as 66. Midland stock is now quoted 981 to 99; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 961 to 97 ; London and South Western, 961 to I ; Great Northern, 26 to per share ; and Eastern Counties, 12 9.16 to 11-16. London and North-Western stock is rather flatter, at 921 t 3 f. East Indian Railway stock is rather more of red to-day. Lombardo Venetian shared have declined. Bahia and Namur and Liege shares an steady. The leading French shares exhibit a slight decline. O%LJthALY 111111.Kle LID STOOKS. th. I ea. 1 rau.wki , -I AWN 1.-1• I BO , NIII. immel wad W a b strraL owe. w 0 0 :2= =NM : D....,•;-0-it i —fa7 Ira 1.1.1 3 11"1.1. ° Cenci Oisarew Paels,Use Mirth d Boutlo•.: B Boat. e< Oar. sod Nw time eltiargrok. OIL tarer.,ant Ordide . RA I C L: I alas V a r g as.. B6l . osiii= l Igasook. OtirsOrs lAe s tfinessas e tmilied tiuumg lumftwd detrys• Normiliarempoost/Le• Nerholk NeObou Omega thine ; timtlo SHOO Ince* Date. BM anu Do. • n -11. Noo L,rwtog De O. F Fm. D.:: yoet 4 14= yit : Vaa sa. 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IX' 11 as 10.00. 10 Do . 4l. 4 pm Y a W ma 1 14 au ll' " : $ 1 I il l i ff 10 144 14 11 //4 If 111 114 l it 141 it ie. 1 du i i o i { la l It THE HOP Ficus Dori.-0a Friday last the special connatee of the Excise Hop Duty Repeal Amelia tion held a meeting to arrange preliminaries for the coming campaign. It wee decided to prepare a memoeW without delay, urging upon the Lords of the Treasury the necessity./ repealing the excise duty ; and to taboo*w ship to get sue/ memorial extensively wend throughout the bop dfatriot, tutor to Its presentation by the planate, M person, is Downing-street—tfueser Adeertiaw._ ATTENDANCE AT TIM JIIDOVIS CDAYEERR.—Mr. Justice AN has mods a new arrannernant foe attandasas at the Judge's Chambers. Re will sit this day at half-pat 10 cieloci, and oottinna thosittinp on Tuesdays and Fridays until the end of the vacation. - RUMOURED lUDTCTAL RESTONATIONL—REMORE ie again busy with the names of two occupants of the Irish Judicial Bench, the Chief Bacon and Batas Peeefether, both of whom, it is said, will &way :who, the former from general ill-health, and the latter in ooeasq.sna of hie ad vanced age, the infirmities whin( front which SRI said lately to have facressed. Both report' are cettratt anteng lawyers, but we do one know that there is any positive bonded= for tither.—Cori Autotimer. DUBLIN UNIVERSITT.—ThS Board of Trinity Col- Wa, Dublin. have elected Benjamin George Id 'Davila Bow T.C.D., to the post of Professor of Anatomy and Pb,- otology to the Uaiversity, rendered vacant by the death of ths late Dr. Harrison CA is OP SACEILZOZ AT STDATPORD.—AP PI2IIFXSIOX or ran litscartraw.—John Swot, who was described are marine stare-dealer and lodging-house keeper, of No. ,1 Eva-street, fitratford-mareh, was charged at the Stratford Polies-oortrt. yeetarday, with toioaloody receiving a quantity of metal, hiring a portion of tie copper ads of the bus Dr. Taylor, who was buried la the vault of St. John's Church, Stratford. Mr. Wilson, the i sollehis wee Owes* for the prosecution, and Mr. Rawlings was s at- Oedema for the snooper. Poilewcosstable Gay, 54 Z, de posed that be apprehended the primmer on Saturday after- Dean last. The man List, who had been brought from Iliad Gaol, was present when be apprehended Brett and Imam diately identified him es the ragmen who repaired the metal from Saville. The pri.ner, by the advice of his solicitor, reserved his defeats. The magistrates rtmeaded the prisms; LW a wok - --- AN INFURIATED Cow.—Considerable alarm was otossioned on Sunday evening in the neighbourhood of Trinity Church, Blackheath-hill owing to several persons hiving been attacked by an infuriated cow belonging to Mr. Searle, farmer, of Lee. It appears that the animal had been confined in a shed on the farm during the day, and about six o'clock contrived to make its escape. Two lads, in an endea vour to drive it baci, wens knocked down with conethereble violence. The animal then made its way on to Blackheath hill, just sa the congregatina were about enter* Trinity Church, two police constables being attacked and thrown down dazing its progress, as also a female named Collins, rending In Beaton-street. Blackheath-hill. The letter received severe internal leinties. The cow continued its course until it arrived en Blackheath, where ft wee secured against erdnutitting any further miselded. REMARKABLY. ERCAPE. Yesterday (Sunda afternoon, about five o'clock, a boy, about 12 years or), named Robert Crawford. residing In Parkhonee-lane, Duke street, fell Into the hi °knit's. Burn, and was carried off through a water-gate under a dye-work. Constable Thome Kevin, with pniaeworthy intrepidity, succeeded in rescuing the boy as he came out at the opposite side, when. fortunately, it was found th a t h e b a d scotched no se rous Injury, and he was token hotns by his peen:O.—Glasgow Daily Nail. A BRAVE WOMAN. Lately & boat returning from Mid Yell, Litllll2 , l, while eh* had delivered hs was upset off Bureau., North Yell. The maw got= keel, and the boat was driven on shore on the rocks. It woman named May Stout Rectersen was lowered down over the cliff at great risk of life, and got a rope thrown to the crew, which wee the mesas of airing that Urea—John o'Oroat Journal. CURFM.—Penshurst, Kent, is one of the est 7 few pleare In England when this custom is still pre servsd. The bell Is rung fur a period of sin mouths, COL metwinfr on the first day after Idicbsslmr. After the 11th of October ft Is rang at 6 In the inornhtg, ms tall ss at 8 o'clock's sight. MONEY AUBKIII-TiflS DAY. Two o'Ckocrx. The funds to-day are steady, at yesterday's improvement. This is " settling day " in Consols, and the chief business has been in connexion with this event. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange, firmness likewise prevails. except as regards French railway shares, which are again weaker, in answer to the prices received from the Paris Bourse. Consols are quoted 981 to t for money, and 98; to 1 for the 10th of November (the new account). The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 971 to ;, ex div. ; the New Three per Cents., at 971 to 1, ex div. ; India Stock, at 224 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue at 99) to ; ditto, of the second issue, at 99k ; ditto, scrip, at 991; lodic Bonds at lls. to 14e. prem.; the March Exchequer Bills at 35e. prem.; ditto, June, at 265. to 295. prem. The foreign stock market i s quiet. The scrip of the first series of the Turkish Loan is quoted 1 to 1 prem., and that of the second eerie. to 11 to 2 prem. The Six per Cents. of 1864 are flatter at 94 to 1,1 ex div.; Russian Bonds and the New Brazilian Loan eontinne to meet with inquiry. Sales are recorded u follows:—Brazilian Fuur-and-a•Ralf per Cents., 1858, 971; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001, ex div. ; Equador Provisional Land Warrants, 4/ to 4 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for account, 901; Ditto Three per Cents. for account, 70 ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 47; ditto for account, 471; Russian Four and-s-Ralf per Cents., 101 ; Turkish Six pee Cents., 1864, for account (October 15), 941, 941, ex div.; ditto Six per Cents., 1858 (scrip of the first series), for account, I, # prem., ex new ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 105. At Paris to-day (Tuesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 73tr. 55c. for the account, but soon afterwards receded to 73fr. 50e., showing no alteration compared with the last price of yesterday. The allotment of the new shares of the Lombardo- Venetian Railway Company has taken place this morning. The old shares have declined to -It to d prem., and the new to 3 to 31 prem. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 28,0001., of which 28,0001. was Russian, making a total of 200,0001. since the date of the last return. In the discount market yesterday there was a fair demand, but the supply of money has increased in anticipation of the release of the dividends, and the rates show a declining tendency. Good bills are readily discounted at 21 to 2} per cent. The large same paid in en account of the Turkish Loan have of late been lent in the market. At the Bank there was scarcely any business. . . The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published next Friday morning. It is said that considerable withdrawals of specie from that esta blishment have lately taken place. If this is to be accepted as an indication of a revival of trade, it forms a favourable feature. _ _ _ _ . The fortnightly settlement in sham awl foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" making up day"), and terminate on Friday. By the Persia, from New York, 126,7001. in specie has arrived; by the Vigo, from the same port, 81,0001.; and by the Gambia, from the West Coast of Africa, 9,6001. ; making a total of 217,3001. yesterday. A large portion of the American gold will be sent into the Back to-day. The New York advices report the exchange on London firm, with only a small supply of bills. The last transactions ranged between 1091 and 1101. A continuance of remittances of specie to this side is consequently looked for. Rumours which have been circulated during the last two or three days, that the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company would obtain the contract for the Australian mail service, have been verified by the result, the company having yes terday received notice that the contract bas been awarded to them. The passage between Southamp ton and Sydney is to be performed in fifty-five days, whilst the time allowed for the route, via Marseilles, is fifty days. The amount of the subsidy has not transpired, but we have reason to believe that it is about the same as that agreed upon with the Euro pean and Australian Royal Mail Company, the affairs of which are now being wound up—viz., about 185,0001. per annum. The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, it will be remembered, are under engagement to carry on the existing monthly service until February next. The new monthly service by the Peninsular and Oriental Company will com mence on the 12th of March from Southampton, so that the first outward mail will be due at Mel bourne on the sth of May. The first homeward mail under the new contract will leave Sydney on the 15th of February, and will be due at Suez on the 28th of March. The Peninsular and Oriental Com pany are at present in the habit of despatching an " extra " mail for Bombay on the 11th of each month —a service which is not required by the terms of their Indian contract. As soon as their Australian con tract commences they propose to send both a Bombay and an Australian mail on the 12th of each month from Southampton (the mail via Marseilles being made up in London on the evening of the 16th), so that existing arrangements will not be unnecessarily unsettled. The vessel with each outward mail will land it at Melbourne, and then go on to Sydney, staying at the latter port seven days. When she touches again at Melbourne thirteen days will have elapsed since the delivery of the outward mail. A decided improvement upon the exist ing service is involved In the arrangement that the Peninsular and Oriental Company's vessels shall touch at Kangaroo Island, to land and receive the Adelaide mails. On the passage between Australia and Suez the steamers will call at the Mauritius, instead of Point de Galle, with a view to avoid the monsoons. It is calculated that the dis tance by this route will not be more than 100 miles longer than that rid Ceylon. The Babette, of 1,900 tons and 400-horse power, will leave Southampton for Australia on the lit of November, ria the Cape, to inaugurate the homeward service. Merchants will probably find this a good opportunity for send ' ing out letters. She will be followed by the Malta, Northam, Bemires, and two other first-claw steamers, of about the came tonnage as the Salsette, so that there will soon be six steamers permanently on the line between Australia and Suez. It is understood that the Peninsular and Oriental Company's rates for carrying gold will not be below those at present charged by the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company; but should the promise of ' lincreased regularity in the service be realised, it is anticipated that large quantities of gold will take the Suez route, the saving in the shape of interest being a point of importance. The corn market yesterday was somewhat firmer, at former rates. The tea market is firmer. Foe black-leaf Congou an advance of id. per lb. has been paid since the arrival of the China telegram. A telegram from St. Petersburg quotes the price of tallow 162 ro. The quantity shipped up to Satardav was 76,000 casks. The Brighton Railway traffic return presents an increase of 2,2381. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway Company of Canada shows this week a decrease of 1,2021. sterling. The report of the directors of the West Flanders , Railway Company recommends a half-yearly divi- I deed of 2s. 6d. per share. The Ireland (steamer) and Excelsior have arrived from China with 1,652,70011)5. of tea. The annexed circular has been issued : - ------- 57, Colessee.street, Loudon, O. 9. We lave the pleasure to acquaint you that we have this day entered into partnenhip. and that for the future our nutted blignelS RS sccountanta will he carried on at the shove Afore, tin , !tr 'he 5= of Quitter, Bell, Jay, and Co.—We remain, vote &Morally, (Stirred) QVILTEIL, BALL, .LSD CO. Ono. B. Jar. NONDLY EVINTNO. The funds to-day showed increased firmness, and a fresh improvement of per cent. was established. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 98 7-18 to 1, for to-morrow's settlement, were quoted this morning 98; to a, and closed at 981 to f. For the 10th November the last price was 98 13-18 to 1. The transfer book. of the Reduced Three per Cents. will be formally re-opened on the 20th inst., and those of the New Three per Cent& on the 21st, but transfers are now practicable. The official busine as report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981,1, /, 1 ; ditto, for ac count (12th Oct.), 981, 1, 1. 1 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 971, 1 Ex div.; New Three per Cents., 971„ t ex div. ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 821; Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1880, 11; Bank Stock, 2201, 220,221, 2211, 220; ludian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, 99 1 1; ditto of the second issue, 991; India Bonds, 14s. pram; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bondi, fall ing payable in May next, 1001. The Debentures of the first Indian Loan were firmer, closing at 991 to 1, and the scrip of the second loan at 991 to 1. The March Exchequer Balm remain steady, at 34a. to 375. prem. The June Bills have advanced ls., closing at 28s. to 295. prem. In the foreign stock market a fair amount of busi ness was done, attention being again chiefly duected to the New Turki,h Loan. The scrip of the first series was dealt in from Ito 1 prem., and closed at Ito / prem. The scrip of the second series touched 2 prem., and closed at 1/ to 2 prem. The Six per Cents. of 1834 were first marked 95, after deducting the dividend due yesterday : the closing quotation was 941 to / ex div., being about r cent. above per that of Saturday. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., as well u Russian Five per Ceuta., and Portuguese Bonds, were likewise in request, with an upward terdency. Mexican Bonds were quoted 201 to I ex die. Peruvian Bonds were fiat, the half-yearly purchases on amount of the sinking fund having ceased, and the sales of guano having diminished of late. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooic. In the mining market to-day there are a number of inquiries for share* in East Basset, Providence Mines, Wheal Mary Ann, Wheal Basset, Lady Bertha, Wheal Edward, North Miners, and Tincroft. There is a good general demand for the better class of shares. The transactions officially recorded in the Stock Ex chan ze comprise Eastßasset, at 97 to 99; Great Wheel Vor, at It ; and Wheal Edward, at 4. Fortuna Mining share; have been dealt in ail die:, being rather offered. Other foreign descriptions re main quiet. A meeting of the Cologne Mining Company is called for the 29th inst. TieZarsrth United Mines sold, on the Bth inot., 2 tone 18 cwt. 1 qr. 18 lbs. of Macklin, which realised 1651. 16s. 6d. XONDAT BVZNINO. In the mining market to-day there was a good demand for the shares in a number of the dividend paying undertakings. There is little stock of a good character offering. More activity prevailed to-day, and the appearance of the market was gene rally firmer, except as regards Alfred Console shares, which were heavy. The following represents some of the quotations current this afternoon: Wheal Mary Ann, 451; Wheal Trelawny, 261 to f ; Bee man, 45; Norm Frances, 7; East Basset, 95 (in demand); North Dolcoath, 2} to ; Lady Bertha, 12s. to 13s. ; East Bs/wet, 51 to ; Wheal Edward, 31. to ; Providence Mines, 62 to 84 ; Cern Brea, 52 to 54 ; and Hingston Downs, 21. Foreign minicg shares remain dell. Thome of the North Rhine filming Company of South Australia were quoted 3-16 to prem. lb If li Yl4 A 1 I g a a LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (PT NilCfllo TILIONAPII3 NEWMARXIT MEETUW._(THIS DAT.) THE CESARE WITCH STAGES. Rocket .. .. .. 35 raw SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 SOVS. T.O. Sperk, .. .. .. •• Duet.loon .. .. .. .. 4 rea. CLEARWELL STAKILL T.T.C. P by Windboluid —E koes Irk Moms, brio Chanoiness, Csbudy, Clair* Lord Ntb Maws, Margo, &la bow, Actiwo, Craton, sod Cyeriess, ale bin. ROYAL STARES. A?. Beadsmen, Stressing, and Aneroid, an him U man AZlLlTALll.—tittle Pickle, Fractions, Rhine, Attraction, sad Mr. Pan's Once Darling. LATEST BETTING. CESAREW ITCH. 6 to I sot Primo (t) 10 to I Malacca (I) 100 to 6 trathrlurd (t) 20 to 1 Bum (t) 20 to 1 3'1080) 22 to 1 Roast (t) 22 to 1 FaArtal (t) 26 to I Black Tammy (0 26 to 1 Jun. (n 26 to 1 ROOM Nails (t) 2.5 to 1 Pretty Boy (t) 100 to 3 English Rate (t) 40 to 1 Courier (5) It* to 1 TalualLtan JEALOUS! AND ATTEMPTED MURDER IR 112XLV014IL Yesterday great interest wan excited at Sirmiog ham Police Court, by the examination of • young men named William Sicith, residing in Moseley-street, on a charge of attempting to murder a young widow named Mrs. Owen, at her house in Cheapaide. The unfortunate victim of the prisoner's jealousy, though safficiently recovered to attend the court, was so weak that Me had to be supported to a seat. The moment the prisoner saw h er be burst into • paasionate fit of weeping, and Mrs. Owen was also much alerted several times. The evidence went to show that Smith, who had been paying his addresses to hire. Owen, had become violently jealous of her, to museum:los of her rejecting him, and of seeing her epeakieg t o some other man. Os T uesday meriting, the prisoner bad benkfeeted with Mn. Owen and • girl, named Jane Humming., who lodged in the hone, and, after the meal, Mrs. Owen went snubs to her bedroom. Smith followed her immediately - , and met her as she was returning. lit pushed her bane into the chamber, trying, " Sit you dawn here. i want to speak to you." She to.d him she bad no time to ait any where, as she had to go to work ; and then Smith wanted to know what wan the matter with her. She replied that there was nothing the matter, and asked why he did not go to work like other men ? " I shall never work may more," he said, and immediately pot his arm round her neck and cut her throat with a razor. She shrieked, and the girl Hamenins embed up stain, struggled with Smith, who had his victim on the door, and wrenched the razor from hie hand. He, however, deliberately drew a knife from Ws pocket end attempt el again to complete hhe design. But by this time an alarm had been given, the prisoner was secured, and medical eminence obtainet. It was found that Mrs. Owen was seriously injured, the wound in her throat being four inches In length and an inch end a quarter in depth. Smith, upon being charged by the polite with the attempt, said, "It is tree, and if ever I get out again, I'll be sure to murder her before any other man shall here her." The =had borrowed the razor from a neighb o ur on th e pending the attempt. Mrs. Owes is not at present out of deeper. The prisoner, who refused to say anything in reply to the charge, was committed to the antes for mist oo the capital charge of cutting sod wounding with intent to murder. Before leaving the dock Smith begged permission to shake hands with his victim. Me was permitted to do so, and on leaving her said, " Good bye, Mary, I shall imam en 7 9 a Men." ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER AT IFRAMIIBLD. During Saturday last considetable excitement prevailed at Framfleld, In Steen, in °mosques°e of the death of Elizabeth Randall, who, as alleged, wee killed by her ua hband, Cornelia' Randall, the keeper of the Barley Mow public-hews, where the inquest wee held. Several witnesses having dittoed to • quarrel and • scale helm= the meneed and her husband, Mr. George Molman, surgeon, of Uckfield, mkt : I wee celled to Mr. Rudolf e, at the Starter Mow, and found Mrs. Remedial lying in bed, quite dead. I should think she might have been dead about half en Our. I diacoverwl co the kit aide elf the lass • hue bruin, extending to the ear, elan am MMus of • imam kind on the upper parts of the MM. The Lop bruise appeared to be recant—about two or thee' dive. I aresoesed oo freetatre. The bruise did sot wpm, to to sollterest to mese death. It might have beim mused by • blow from • ilet. It was not awe as would beat bees caused by • fall. I afterward. made • port-mortar examination of the body. I noticed Bret that the body wee well-formed, and wry corpulent. There woe cometkomiale die smaluo of the ablemee, and slight mimes of the lege. Oa the left Ms of the hes *en ores bevem ex essMes tom the lett dth e AM es the serer, mud pertly bddsd the sea. The appeared to me le be of recent date—wmaky, from use to three &q.t. I also food similar melte bushes es each um. I also discovered b differ's:if of the body worst Worm, of looser standing, parth • Mrge ate ea the left below. On removing the scalp dlseovered • Imp brunet:tending about duos Motu towards the beck of the head, with coenderable extravasation of blood. On re moving the scalp-cap, the doze maier, or covering of the Wain, was move vascular than usual, pa rticularly ou the left ate. On removing the dare miter I found • clot of blood el esuiderable me. nearly corresponding with the bruise dis covered on the scalp. The brain, en both "Mee, wee mom commuted then natural, particularly oa the left ads; but the appserenos of the soutanes of the brain was healthy. I next examined the chest. I found the bangs end heart vote healthy. There sot a little fluid in the pericardiaa. I bound a treethre ot the fourth rib of the left sad., =- nomadic( in sitmenem with era external betties. I next examined the abdomen. The liver wee larger and of • palm colour them waml, the gall bladder quite full, the stomach nearly empty, not esenaining more than a table spooufel of fluid, the oast of the stomach rather more red them tonal, the Intestines coemising little in them, end healthy In appearance, as well as the kidneys and Misr oegana in the region. The metents et the pelvis appeared natural. I attributes tbe Massoftete came of death to the ratraraiatios of blood no rho bra* probably maammtr by a blow or a fall. I caganot my wrilab. Otbar whamming having bum examallard, Randall volantosrod this otatteasat:—.• I •132 certain tbst if I over did ay wits say injury I did not intend doing s." Tail jury than returned a r•retted of " Kaariairplatar" against ILaudiall, who was committed fat MY. SEDUCTION AND BDICIDL—Lsat evening, Mr. Payne hold en inquiry at the White Harr Tavern, GiDarr street, on the body of Marla Drew egad 28, who cored outride under the following painful oircumat•oces Drew said that she lived with ha sista in service, so Mr. Jeffrey's, dentist. of Oiltepst•street. Deceased wee to have been married on Friday, to • man named Biers, a packing nee maker, but he deceived bar. Os Friday sight ohs twice attempted to throw herself oat of the window, but wiener prevented her. At sin in the morning, however, on ping tato the kitchen she found that her sister had drowned her self is the clears. Biggs had seduced deceased. Altar hese tag nether evidence, the *met was stljoonted. The man Biggs, it was rated, bad gorse to work at Woolwich. SIXGULAH ACCIDENT.—On SlM:inky morning, about 9 o'clock, a cart belonging to the Danford brewery ens proceeding down Henry-street, wbk h leads at a me siderable decline Into Rodney-strest, when the horse ran attainat a house belonging to Mr. Queen with such force es to carry away the whole of the iron railings. The horse and cart fell over into the area, and nine barrels, hill of beer, were projected through the window into the kitchen. One of these barrels rolled agahlat a servant who woe attending to a &WC sal the child bad ita arm injured. Ths man who drove the cart was severely bruised, and the bore, wee so MO& bent that it died • short tine afterwards—Eaves lirrald. _ . TIIE LATE GALL—During the gale of Thursday Ind der wbole of the tents of the encampment belonging to t Pembroke garrierin at Freshwater East were eatimply Wilms down. Both ofileent and men were exposed to the beawy rain which fell at Use tine. and were go completely annabied that they were ordered Into gftreieon early next morning in • MIA/TSAI° conditi n. Thie dimeter bee deter. rained the anthorittes to ro.:ect another spot for musketry ramie. sad Dale has been rp•Sen of. Au the troops will at the mess dee occupy forutications, the expenes for root and the areal. at suitablo accommeiletion elmsthere will be wed. .: 4:1 . , e II 21 ISi 11 ii I 4 le 1. II St !If Ai aa ld II al ad NI 171 - i IT 0 0 ni 1 0 It 111 17 We. 1114.111w1tl lilt - Mini Ores' elousti O.w.sitreeil G. b Births. Wh. Vat Irstrow R. W. Larr irbw ink4l4 l=a) . Par Our Ilk. Blazer) Orr! Bargt . Ourlala.o3 9. Br el= r i r _ i !" . ' rlia4 Vas of Tow tear asaboal Ni Brea lama Wll. l4s Atulos llueps I Rollo WIL Sh r wa Oita* Whalay ‘Uo. Waal. illool Mary Aao IdonnoLioa WlLTtelawnoriVA ►ORri,•n COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAT. CAT NEITISR ♦trC MIEN MAGNETIC TILSOKLEIO (non own owe 00IIKAPPONIINT.) Grain market steady. Wheat in fatr request at the full rates of teat week. Flour in moderate demand at late rates. Indian corn and beaus neglected. Oatmeal and ova du l. MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. Broas..—The market has opened without spirit, the tine qualitiea of the Rarnadoes only sold. The p-Alfc sales are progressing, without showing any material alteration in prices. The relined market is a ',Lade lower. Lamps are quoted 62r. 6d. to 64e. 64. Corns.—The public sales are going off at full prices. Tr.s.—Then wae a full amount of badness done yesterday fa black leaf Cotten at an advance of id. per lb.. and the market is firm to-day. Common Congou sold at 10Id., cash. Rtes.—The market remains doll. Rom oontinuee steady. CorroN.-300 bales Bold at full prices. TIN —hut India vold—Strai , r. 116.., Bence, 117 s. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market is quiet. Subjoined are the quotations : Town tallow, 60s. 3& nett cash ; Petersburg T. C. on the ' Spot, 60s. • Wass to Number, 49s 84.; ditto, sigandely, 496.9 d. to 50s. ; January is /larch, 60s. SMITHFIELD RAY MARKET.—TIDB DAY. Yr. J. B. Davis reporta a madams supply. Prime meadow hay, 655. to 76a .; superior, do., 80s. to 86a.; inf..rior do., 60.. to 70a.: rowan. 60a. to 70a.; clover, old, 90.. to 106 s; woad eat, 70s. to 90a. ; straw, 245. to 27.. M. Donati, the discoverer of the comet now visible In the heavens, hes been appointed awiatent metronomr of the Imperial Maas= of Ffoenoe. It appears that the 'Aram transport, which was conveying his Exoelleacy Ferukh Khan and his suite from Constantinople, wu overtaken in the Black Sea by a terrible storm, and was for some hours in great danger. At lug they sneoreded in putting in at Sinope. They took to sea the following day, and on the 4th inst. the mini reached Tivbisond. THE COUNTESS OF DUNRAVEN AND HER TR WANTRT.—On Saturday last the numerous tenantry on the Dunreven estates in Glamarganshire were invited . by their landlady, the venerable end popedar dowser countess, to the cantle. and, with a large array of the gentry and principal Inhabitants of the district, partook of her ladyship's prelim hospitality and gemeroeity. The guests were permitted to roam ad libitum through the grounds, conservator's., arid noble pile of buildings. A band of music wee in attendance, and the countess arid members of her family mixed and con versed with the throng with the moat unresteainsd affability. Dinner was subsequently retired, and among the ladies sad gentlemen who eat down with the termite, were the Dow ager Countess of Dunraven, the Connie.* of Deleeuw Ludy Augusta and the Honourable blies Quin. the Earl of Dturraven, the Honourable Wyndham Quin, with several clergymen. IJpon the minor.' of the cloth, "The Health of herldejeety" having been drunk, the health of theCountems was given, to which her ladyship responded, impressingimon the cempany many good 'therms u regarded both them selves and families. The Earl of Dunraven's health having been Fain, hie lordship returned ebonite, and in the courea of his rhetrvations adverted to the good feeling which should exist between landlord end teouit and urged upon the latter the necessity of improvements attempted to be nude in theu condition. The festivities were continued to a late hour, ample entertainment being provided for the female and juvenile portion of the guests. EXTRAORDINARY BIRD REARING: SOlllO time ago we noticed some experiments mode in the rearing of birds bjhltfichr.t3hien`Cowmuisbui,sbiirdupf.an.rdacier, ofSao ttrl-nstreet,brinith...fe teealt of greendn.thee, Enure, chatEnchee, titlarks., and white :At:ell be e': ; P4ri o b f ad 3B menbli ble realre hi d bet c°inn n ot i u rFig e h unb e y n n p l trI th t e his ex t t w ra o o m rdi l nary ntha be the canaries. It may be worth while to enumerate them. lu the month of June the canaries—the male a green and the female • piebald bird—were caged for the parp:se of breeding. The female laid five eggs, end while she wee sitting a greenfinch egg sae introduced into the rest. All of these were hatched, and the day after incubation was nonaplnted Eve grey linnets, also newly hatched, were put kite the cage, in their own BM. Next day a newly-batched *set of fear chaffinches was also introduced, sad afterward. Sns diderent nests, consisting el six titlark", sot white , Aroma, three rkylerks, three winobare, and three black eage. While rearing the last of these nest.., the female canary again laid and hatchet four eggs, thus making 38 young birds brought up by the pair of canaries. It noticed that most of thus birds are soft-billed, same natural food la small insects, but they took quite kindly to the seeds upon which they awe fed by their asthma, msg ffM . The pair of canaries fed at one ekes 21 rung d l e n ,and rarer had lens than 18 making demands upon their core; and while the female wee hatching her second nest, she continued to feed the birds that =aphid the other mot /ender .11e. eery. CRYSTAL PALACE.—ONE SHILLING PAT.—MOR IDAY, OCT. 11.—AMMS. MM. .o:k patll'eat, 4,030; aito by sun= tchata, 683; total Meteors, 4,613.