The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS HAY.) COURT OF BANKRUI (Belore Mr. Registrar Winslow, as C IS RE THOMAS L LOTD. The bankrupt, late a cspirin in the arroy, described as of railieo and elsewhere, recently _applied for his release from custody, his order of discharge having been granted at a former sitting. He was opposed on Wulf of the detaining creditor, Mr. John Jones, tidor, Regent-street, whose debt had been admitted a a proof under the bankruptcy lass the ants incurred in rhisining judgment, and it was considered that the creditor had a right still to hold the bankrupt in custody for the llu Honour, in giving judgment, said be oonsidered that utolet the 162nd sec. of the act of 1861, She bankrupt wee e...tit:ed to his release, and made an order accordingly. IN RE O. R. JONES. The bankrupt was a lodginghowo-kesper, of Nihon. street, I).mi-square. This was the witting for examination and discharge. Mr. Bradlaugh opposed. It appeared that the bankrupt bad obtained an advance of 1,0001. from a society called the Mercantile Union, who had taken security on hi base acd furniture for 1,500/. The bankrupt's explanation was that the NW. was added to cover the interest for is yearn ; but be bad paid interest regularly for three years. Not withstanding thin, he bad returned the society as creditors f„, He had also borrowed from the Marylebooe • Loan.ofhce aid the Sovereign Life-06311. The bankrupt, in a anewad p e t totie court , laid he h pbed to the Mercantile Union to know how much they after realising their security, and was told I,IOW. An a,ldurnment was ordered for amendment of the accounts. IN BE J. BIAVAN. The bankrupt was described an a batter, of Crooked-lane. Debts. 170/. 31r. Keene submitted that the petition ought to be dis missed. The bankrupt had merely inserted his place of bud nem and had entirely omitted Ins residences, where fished heed nearly two years. Mr. Reed, for the bankrupt, said the question had already been raised before Mr. Commimioaer teoulburs, who had tot thought it necessary to interfere, as all the bankrupt's debts had been contracted at his place of bovines. It appearing that the creditor now opposing had asked for & cash and goods amount, under the bankruptcy, his Honour said be could not now entertain the objection to the description. The bankrupt, examined, admitted that he had made a composition in 18d2, and had borrowed money to suable him to carry it out. He then obtained more goods on credit, sold them, and paid e the loan. He had represented to the assignee, Mr. Stuart, that he was under notice by a etl way company, and expected compensation. That was Mr. Stuart having been examined. HIS Honour said that no came bad been made out against the bankrupt under the act. and granted the order. IN RE BERTI;ILL. The bankrupt was described as a plumber, of Old Kosk i:A and it appeared that be had been largely engaged in ht..olding operations. He owes to unsecured creditors and upwards of 20,000/. to those bolding security, th, property held en security being valued at 23,700/. .I,!jouroed for additional accounts. THE POLICE COLTATt3. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. THE nw REFRIsHME4T-HOESE ACT. M ("harks Krault, the landlord of the Cape of Good Nape Tavern, No. 7, Lime-street , was summoned under tt.e recent act for having his house open for the sale of -hments between the bun of 1 and 4 in the morning, I Mr. Thomas Beard, of Basinghallaireet, appeared for the fendant, and pleaded not guilty. The evidence of the pollee wan to the effect that about half past 2 on the morning of Saturday week he heard sia.l,,i at the defendant's house, which rimmed him to knock at the door, which was at once unbolted and opened. Seve ral permits were heard upstairs, and the defendant's wife wu told that she was acting wrongly, and that it would be the duty of the police officer to report the same to the ierped.ir, and that they would probably be eammoned. h ;roseexamination by Mr. Beard, the officer stated that it vim n private club meeting, and that be did not go up stain to ascertain if any drink was about, as he had always foiled the defendant keep his house respectable. Mr. Beard said, in the absence of any proof that liquors were abut to be, or had been supplied, the mere fact of the parties bring in the home would not sustain a conviction. Mr. Alderman Stone said he thought the house was open for the consumption of liquors until it was proved other wise. Mr. r. rd nrgorl that defendant being a foreigner, he did not conceive he was infringing the law by ►llowing his customert to remain, if not supplied with any refreshment, after 1 o'clock, ►nd he was in a position to prove this was the casc. He called Mr. Olihack, a merchant, of Mincing-lane, who cor urine,' Mr. Beard's statement. Mr. .I!dcrman Stone discharged the complaint on de fendant paying the costs. CLERKENWELL. SOBBLNG • NILSON. 1.1 'a: . 117-!inthorpe. mad 43, who described himself as • cheiciat, residing at 1, Mount Pleasant, Clerkenwell, was charged before Mr. D'Eyncourt with stealing a blanket, of the ra:ue of re., from the House of Detention Prison , Rose man-street, Clerkenwell, th e p ro p er t y o f t h e inhabitants and ntsz:itrates of the county of Middlesex. Richard Masters said he was a warder in the House of Detection, and the prisoner had been detained there under a commitment signed by one of the magistrates of the Worship.street Police-court from Tuesday lest until yesier day. ou a charge of stealing a publican's pewter pot. Yes tenlßr be was sent to Worship -street with other prisoners, and front what he heard afterwards he went to the cell and focal that the blanket was gone. The blanket is of the rAus of 6a., and Rowland Benjamin Codd is the governor of that prison, and the property, for the time being, is vest io him. To; prisoner pretended to be silly, and said he spoke Ex.ilish very indifferently. .Mr. D'E%ocourt asked the warder to what country the pr'.oner belonged. The warder replied that the prisoner was a native of Peru, but he spoke the English language very fluently. lid was also the master of three or four other laffxuages. Mr. D'Flvocourt asked if it was ascertained how the pris user had managed to get the blanket out of the prison without being detected ? The warder replied that the prisoner must have wrapped it round his body, and must have stepped into the police van without being noticed. Mr. liEvncourt remarked that the blanket was a large one, and that he thought there moat have been negligence somsabere as the prisoner must have appeared very bulky. Police -constable W luaus , 61 C, said that yesterday be wife on duty io Finsbury-aflame, when he saw &number of boss following the prisoner, and he was informed that the prisoner had stolen a blanket. lie joined io the pursuit and saw the prisoner stopped by a civilian. Mr. Alexander (the clerk)—What nonsense to talk about civilians. You are as much as civilian as the man who stopped the prisoner was. Th e witness continued, and said that he took the blanket from the prisoner, and thus ascertained from where it had been stolen. When he told the prisoner the charge he made no reply. Mr. I)Tyncourt anted what became of the charge against the prisoner for stealing a ;sot at Worshirbstreet ! The constable replied that the prosecutor did not appear. tLialcioir that the puniobment the prisoner hod undergone was sufficient, and the prisoner was discharged with a caution. Mr. D'Eyncourt asked if anything was known of the antecedents of the prisoner ? The officer said that the prisoner bad formerly carried on business as e. pharmaceutical chemist. After be gave that up he was convicted at this court on a charge of stealing some wood, and was sentenced to two months' hard labour. Mr. IrEvocourt asked the prisoner if he would be tried by Lim or go before a jury. Prisoner—l will be tried by you. I acted very indiscreetly to this transaction. 11r. I i'Emicourt—l-Inw do you my, guilty or not guilty! Priiwiner—l Rini guilty. I hope and trust you will be r<n•itul to me. 11r. --- I.4:i : OCourt remarked that it was a very daring erg, nod aentenced the prisoner to lie itni mooed and to hard laboar in the House of Correction for four months. prisoner-Lrhat is better than going for trial. WORSHIP-STREET. SM;I•LAR CANE. -CONFLICTING TE , TIMONT. .r. , e Chapman, 34i, described as chief inspector of t•• department at the Great Retern Railway, was C:.. 3 .;••.l with being drank and causing a mob of persons to ••••••••nildo in High-stre e t, Sh ore dit c h . Lewis ' pen., of Ely -place, attended f or th e d e f en d ant; the f.,rtanf the CYO, which had been partly heard be (nip great length, were simply these: l'..hce-cnns.able Hobbs, *...3:1G, swore that on the night t.f s.t.irdav last he was called into the shop of an eating in keeper named Helsel!, or Hewett, opposite the rail. Ahv t.•rininos, in Shoreditch, and requested by that person tnt.itu out or endeavour to induce the defendant then stand- ' there to to out; that a dieptite had apparently occurred • It a b which defendant insisted the shopkeeper's had given to him : that be was drunk, refused to quit the p , Ace, atib oug h to ld t h at t h e b etter course would be s•. •, uietiv and adopt proceedings at a County Court ; a• -I ti,,t finally he created a great disturbance in the ;,•• street, rendering it necessary to take him to the st ainn hour.- There he was asked if be had a knife about Tiestine). and he emptied his pockets of a bank in gold, some silver, a watch and chain, and other Prnnertv. L .•• il , okeeper said that defendant bad nine-pennyworth 0, • • f.l- which he paid w ith a half-crown, receiving in 04, one shilling. one sixpence, and the rest in halfpence, kl••• 1.. t ter I.e love to the waiter, and shortly afterwards e''' , ;.laine.l that the abillicg was bad. Witness told him he 4, , ..!•1 have another If such was the fact, but he would THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY RVENING, OCTOBER 22, 1864. not receive It • and as the hour had arrived for closing the home, and ddendant wen say and would not leave, he was compiled sank the ,mist,,,, of the polies. ei l games was 'merely cromexamlned by Mr. Lewis— Be protested that defendant was drunk, although he wan not im the practice of mein poem ha that cooditioa, that he did offer to cheap the oda, and wee decorous in his be haviour. Me could not swear that he had not spoken to three or four of the police upon this matter sines, and pro- bably arable with them. Mr. Lewis remarked that this alleged rabloondoct of Mr. Cbapinab's and smarted intoxication was felt to be a stigma most undeserved, and calculated teleran him in the opinion of the milway company ; !NW filled a situation there for seventeen yams, and numerous gentlemen were reedy to give him a high character as a thoroughly respectable man. Mr. Ellison said—l believe that I can now form a correct opinion of the merits of this chargeommely, that the defen- dant was not drank, that the shilling in question was clearly a bad one, and that he was greatly suited at being turned out of the shop and gives into ousted,. As regards the shopkeeper, it is my impression that he aces not come out of this ge& examination very creditably. Defendant is dis char WANDSWORTH. DARING RAILWAY ROBRCRINR. Marfa Rodman, who had been in the service of the South Western Railway Company for six jean u porter, was brought before Mr. Dayman, charged with stealing three brooches and other articles. the property of Sarah Lana, in the employ of lady Jane Knox, of tton House, near Petered& The prisoner already stands committed for trial with a carman, named Gamin, in the employ of Mean. Chaplin, the carries, for stealing a firkin of stout, belonging to MOWS. Ind, Coope, and Co., the Rumford brewers, from the Nine Elms depot, to which plass it had been conveyed with other casks of beer to be transmitted to Surbiton. In this case it appeared that on the 25th of April last 33 packages, including the proiecutrix'a box were delivered at Nine Elms station by Mown. Pickford l e van, from Mr. Knox 's town house, for Peter/field. The package, were all secure when they were placed in • railway truck and shunted in the yard. to be attached to the train at 2.45 in the morning. On the packages reaching Trotton house the prosecntrix found that her box had been re-corded, the lock wan broken, and she missed from the inside a pair of new goots, three brooches, two pieces of black silk, and a hat and feather. Mr. Knox wrote to the company, and the hat was returned without the feather. Backnoll, one of the company's detec tive officers, instituted some inquiries, and on the 2nd of May he went to Nine Elms station, and in an office on the bank, when the prisoner was employed, he found an iron crowbar, which corresponded with the marks on the box and also on a writing desk, which was in the box and had been broken open. The prisoner, a p eon named Ingram, and oth e r s employed as the , • beer gang' were questioned about the crowbar, and they all denial any knowledge of it. It also appeared that this gang was employed near where the truck was shunted. Rime the prisoner had been in custody one of the stolen brooches had been traced to his bedroom, where his wife bad recently been confined. The prosecutrix identified the brooch as bet property, and also the boots, another b rooc h, an d one p i ece of 61k, which were produced. Mr. T. Bent, the company's superintendent of police, said he could produce one young woman to whom the other things had been given by Ingram, who had since been killed in the company's service. Mr. Dayman thought it unnecessary to examine her, as her evidence would not connect the prisoner with these sr- Mr. Wilson, who defended the prisoner, did not deny the pornsion of the brooch, and said his answer was that it bad been given to his client by the late porter, Ingram. He submitted that there wu no use against the prisoner. Mr. Duman differed with Mr. Wilson, and said there was a strong case of suspicion spinet theaisoner, whom he intended to commit f or t r i a l i n t hi s case SHOCEING CASE OF STABBING AT MESSRS. CUBITTS.-(THIS DAY.) A serious case of stabbing, likely to result in the death of the victim, took place this foreooou at the workshops of Mears. enbitt, in the Gray's-inn-road. It appears that two youths, named respectively Henry Parsons, aged 16 years, a n d Thomas Dudley, aged 14, were employed in the turning department of three workshops, and this forenoon, about 11 o'clock, the younger of the two lads amused himself by larking about the shop and interrupting his companion, Persona, at his lithe. Parsons angrily told Dudley to desist, but the latter instead of doing so rail against him and ;malted him on one side, thereupon Pelllooll seised up a heavy cutting tool or chisel, the blade of which was sight inches long ; Dudley ran away, but bis enraged comrade hurled the tool after with all his force, and buried it deep in his right thigh. The poor boy fell, and the blood gushed out in such a stream that it was apparent at once that his life was in jeopardy, and the workmen carried him straight to the Royal Free Hos pitaL Mr. May, the house surgeon, did what was possible for the sufferer, bet pronounced the wound to be of so danger our a character that it would be impossible to state whether life could be preserved. The loss of blood was stated to be most san?us in extent. The lad Parsoua waa at ones wisest into the custody of the police, sod was °essayed by them to the King's-cross toad station, oo the charge of attempting the life of Disney. Both boys had borne a good character. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLocz. The railway market is quiet to-day, with little burliness, and quotations generally are quoted the same as yesterday. Great Western stock, however, continues in dessand, and has experienced a further rise of * per oent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 112* to 113; Great Western, 721 to 731; Mid land, 130 to 1} ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1121 to 113 ; Caledonian, 123 to 124 ; South Eastern, 82* to 1 ; Great Eastern, 431 to 44* ; Great Northern, 129 to 130 ; London and South West ern, 94 to 96 ; and Metropolitan, 111 to 112. Very few transactions have taken place in foreign and colonial railway securities, and prices present no variation. Sambre and Meuse shares are firm, and West Flanders dull. STOOL, int. I Pd. I ZAZINA/S. I Cimthe rs t.r es . I Sak.t. tom SWING .. IMOOO 1110.000 110,000 ISO,OOO 186,0001.. 180.000..! swoool.. 1103° I • • ill I /Itra.,WoLai Mow Ira/ 1100 ; Blythaad iya• I, 81astr , Boston,ilotlld.C. 1100 Bristol aad &Aar.— 100 'Caledonian ▪ Out and Bandon all Oorawall ell iDo. •• J aodiv. aorta all Do. II p. a. lepald to B. all Dublin and BaJorte Dandee.fbd.Jo :10 all 0 Ildlabarghaait la Gliagow lOlaegorr aad B.Weataes 100 , Great anima Ord. 01. 100 Do. • Stock 1001 Do. E. Atm. Stk., No.: 100 'Great North at Scotland 100 Great Northern 400 I Do.ll A rea dlr. an .loo Ib.B ttl6p. o.la paid D I 100 lit South d Walt. lira) 100:Great Wasters . _ _ 100 Da Moor VaLiilaa.Blll 190 ' Do. South Wales , 100 r Do. W. Mid. -oz6ll 100 Do. Do. Ifort .1001 Do. Do. He' ord 100 jlanosildre & Yorkahlrel 100 j London and Idsekwall ,100 ,Loo.,BrI&to, & S.Coaat 'lOO Loodon.ftathaa &Dor. 'lOO 'London& North Wester l 100 LoodoodiSouthWestoro 1 100 I Man..SheL,& lancolnah W Maryport ant Carlisle all ' Do. Do. I Share, 100 Metropolitan 100 I Do. New 'lOO :Midland alll Do. New 100 ! Do Blrm. & Derby all 111 d. Gt. Wn. (Ira).— a/I Do. Shares all Mid Heat , all Mid 11= h ay ,100 North ,100 Do. Idni.,Yerth.Dtmd .100 N. Bastes—Berwlek 108 Do. G. N. L Para 100 Do. Leeds . ,100 Do. Y ork. .100 De. Carlisle a.ll Do. Btoek.&Darttog, 19 Do. do. 1814.68 12 1 Do. do. 180241.- 100 ,North London 70 De. New 100 North StaffordXl all N. & 8. Western June 100 'Scottish Central 100 Seoul& N.& Aber OIL 100 Scottinh Mlalsod 1 all, Shrewsbury & WelohpL 100 Shropoldr• [taloa ,100 'South Devon ,100 Somtb Bantam 100 & Yeti's& & Blow Don all Slaines,WoklnghmAn 1100 ,Taff Vale 11 Do C ,100 Vole of Noah i 4 -205 ,- 7lctotia Stn. & r 100 'Waterford & Kilkenny !100 West tawnwall 1100 ;W.liarilol. Itar b.& Ell It RII'ISR EALLWATII. Atlantic& SC Lawrence 100 Ban. &C. I n.g.6p.0. I 10 I Do. L Shares all .Baffalo & lake Harm W 1 Do. Preference i IN I /tiff., Brun it,lt Dederick at IA 121 124 $1 1, 89 95 195 107 6 4 43 1 - ai 129 130 140 e 1411 IV no 81 01 722 73 61 63 56 41 99 101 use 112 66 es 103 106 38 40 1124 113 94 96 66 66 1111 112 k Int uo 100 103 II 38 14 95 loat lon . 1 4 36 i 96 PS 191 130 gai lai M 9 10 pav se Pa 118 133 1 pm 76 77 e 10i lle 184 118 65 67 26 IT ati 63 11 il 156 100 Se 6 1 PR 9/ RD 32 34 !ION& I is p.O. 100 Do. do. Jul, 1, lasi 100 'Do do. 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Scrip Tel Constrne.&Maln.(L 'Thanteutlferser In. Trust&AgesayoUna L T. & L Co. of U. Canada United K. Teleg. Co. (L.? Wait/era Marine Ins. (1.4 Upper Liam TealLtm ; Ditto Vaa Diemen's Lod... Wilmot Irlasnee , Lins. iWeetlndia&Pacifleg L. ._ __ iii F . 4i 6 1. :idis 80 62 19 91 pa 21 1 dla 91 29 8 9 LS 24 1d 46z 0.5 64 110 123 - i Tele 2 I ris is 2 1 Pie 42_ be Idl6 .16 pas 4 pia }dl. 1 iPok 1 AU ter }psi I{ } 17 ;1 9 11 sd, 19 i la It. I xd I id aliei 4 1 1 * 43 4 i i N 6 @ 11 1 pal PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eactern, Eastern Counties eaten. No. 1, 10(1 Great Eastern, Eastern Counties 6 per ce n t. p re f. 1181. Greet &atom, E. Anglia' A stock, 5 per cent. 1011. Great Western.—South Wales, guar 4 per cent., 87. North Staffordshire, 22. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Limited) guar. 7 per cent., 15 to 141. Northern of Frame, 38. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), 101. Sambre and Meuse. 7. Bales Sambre Paulo (Limited) guar. 7 per cent., 131 to 14. 119 10 West Flaadere , & THE TRIAL OF HULLER. An extraordinary number of applications, some of them by persona of rank, have been made to the sheriffs and under-sheriffs for admission to the court during the above trial, far, indeed, beyond the capacity of the place, after the various persons who have legitimate business there shall have been accommodated, so that there must be necessarily many disappointmenta. The under-sheriffs, Mr. Septimua Davidson and Mr. Deputy De Jersey, however, will grant orders for admissioa to the comparatively few places assigned for the accommodation of strangers to the ex , teat of their power, if they have not already done so. Quite Irrespective of an extraordinary °manioc like the forthcoming trial, the principal court-house at the Old Bailey is deplor ably small and inconveivent in many respect'. Having re gard to the fact that it iv the great criminal tribunal, not only for the City of London and the rest of the metropolis, but for four or five of the home counties besides, for some fifty miles round, the place, outside and in, is strikingly mean-looking and incommodious. The approaches to it are awkward and intricate ; and inside, the members of the bar, the jurymen and w it n esses in waiting, th e a tt orneys and visitors, are alike cribbed, cabinet], and confined. The main passage in the body of the court is so narrow that two persons cannot walk abreast in it, anti it is besides on so much of an incline as to render steps necessary. On the door of the court the solicitors having business there scramble round an unsightly deal table covered with baize, and the counsel are huddled into three narrow benches be hind in a manner inconsistent with either dignity or com fort. In a dingy gallery over the clock, facing the bench, and resembling the worst part of a theatre, about fifty people can be accommodated, and this is all the provision that ban been made for the public, with the exception of • few seats in the body of the court at the disposal of the sheriffs. To this day the court is almost entirely lighted by oil lamps when the business is protracted until after dark, and the interior fittings generally are utilitarian and mean. Ontsids the walls of the sessions-house many of the witnesses in waiting and the friends of prisoners sit in • passage or lobby, under cover, it is true, but in winter cold sod draughty ; and it is painful at times to see poor anxious women with children in arms, policemen, ,and others herding together there for days, or banging about the precincts of the court. There is • room in the building set apart for women in attendance as witnesses ; but so far away that comparatively few use it, from a notion that they may sot be within call when wanted. The whole building, to fact, is gloomy looking and repulsive, and in many respects unsuited for its pur poses. What aggravates this state of things is the circum stance that • large piece of ground between it and the gaol of N ewgate , and upon which, with the site of the existing building, • very commodious courthouse might be erected, is now entirely vacant, as it has been for years, and is now only need as a side entrance to the court for the judger and the lord mayor rod sheriffs. All the ioconvenieson of the existing arrangements have long been experienced more or less by everyone who had business at the sessions, and now, when the new sheriffs are just entering upon office, and the citizens are on the eve of a fresh mayoralty, this seems a fitting season for commending the oubject to the coosider sties of the corporation of London in the public intereet Mr. .11aplevon's Italian Opera Company, headed by Mdlle. Tietjeo,, and with ignor Gardoni as tenor, vice Signor (Auglini, announces • italloo of • fortnieht's per formsoces, to commence on Monday next, with Faust. On the close of this, Mr. W. Harrison will enter on his new career as managing English Opera in the Haymarket. In the church at Ilraoksea lalaud t when the latter was owned by Colonel Waugh, there was a pew fitted up for the colonel's family. It with an large as a drawing room, and was magnificently furnished. It had a firepl►ce, and also windows and blinds to secure the inmates from the gaze of w,:rahippere in other parts of the church. In Smnersetsliire apples are selling :t Gd. per bushel, and they are given to the pigs. In America apples form a considerable portion of swine fool. • TRE WORKING WOMEN'S COLLEGE.—Thin college will open on the 26th inst. at 29, Queen's-square, Blooms bury. On that evening there will be a general meeting of students and teachers, at which the presence of intending students is particularly desired, and at which addresses will be given by the teachers explanatory of the purpose and aims of the college. Classes have already been formed in English grammar, French, arithmetic, geography, Latin, English history, geometry. drawing, social economy, English literature, and botany. There will also be preparatory classes every evening for writing, reading, and the first four rules of arithmetic. A NTH R OPOLOOIC AL SOCIETY OF LON PON. —The society will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 1, at eight o'clock pre cisely, when the following papers will be read :—On the Anthropological Papers reed at Bath—by C. Carter Blake, ; on a Visit to Dahomey —by Captain Richard F. Burton, V.P. A.S.L. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITMMOok, Ocr. 21.—Great Western, 721-14dicashies and Yorkshire, 113—Londou and North Western, 1121 13 12f 4—South Eastern, b^_l—West Hartlepool, A, 60—Great Western, Birming ham Guaranteed. 734—North Union, A. 2+3—Datob Rhenish, 3 p.—Great Luxembourg Shares, 911-16 xd.—Metican Three per 2.51 6—Spanish Pumices. 29)—Confederate Loan, 66 Alliance Bank, London and Liverpool (Limited), 94 p.—Com mereial Limited. , IS4 10—Eastern Exchange Bank (Limited), 5-16 e. d.—lnternatiocal Financial Company (Limited), 13-16 p.— Mercantile and Radiance Bank (Limited), 104 1 5-16 ly 1 d.— North Western Bank ,Limited), 313 p. —Lancashire Insurance, y p.—Maritiroe Insurance (Limited), 1 5-16 J.—Queen Insurance, 1 11-16 p.—National Steam Navigation Company, SY d. 1113(11111f101, Gtr. 21.—A talc business was done, prices elosinv not quite so good as they had been Consolidated Bank (Limited), 5.1 Is—Great Eastern, 444 4-Great Northern, A, 141— Great Western, fly 1 }—General Credit, 2 p—Hudson's Bay, 16 —Lancashire and 1 (mashie., 11311 I 113 1 2 _1—London and North Western, 1124—Manchester and County Bank, 3p.—Manchester, Shealeld, and Lincoln/hire. 65 41 y f y 4—Ditto New Five per Cent. Pref., sit paid, 913-16—Metropolitan, 1124 12 12 114— IRtto New, 11-16 p.—Routh Eastern, 82 I—Thames sad Mersey Marine Insurance, 44 p —Manchester Railway Steel and Plant, d. Mercantile Bank, 11,2 d. Ebbw Vale, 411—Alliance Bank, lu 9/ t 191 9 p.—Pretton and Wyre, .3—Queen Insurance, 1 1-16 p.—Confederate Loan, 64. ATTEMPTED WIPE-MURDER AT WlGAN.—Yeater day a labourer named William Lyon, aged 25, was charged at the Wigan poboe-offiee wi.h attempting to drown his wife. Lyon is an idle worthless fellow, sad as be seldom did say work he had frequent quarrels with his wife, who at last left him and went to reside with her mother. Oa Tuesday the husband and wife met, when they had one of their customary quarrels, which Lyon ended by giving his wife. serious thrash ing. On Wednesday she asked him for money to buy fend, which he refused to give, and leaving the house walked towards Feedstock, followed by his wife. Arrived on the beak of the Manchester canal, Lyon asked her to join him, and they walked together for • short distance, when he suddenly seised her and threw her deli berately into the water, immediately after running away at the top of his speed. Lyon's brother-in-law had accompanied the couple, and he rescued the woman as she was sinking a second time. She was taken to a farmhouse near, where she recovered from the effects of the ducking. The police were sent in search of the can didate for the gallows, and he was apprehended the mme seeping. On the hearing of the cue yesterday the wife i seemed very loth to give evidence, and ultimately the prisoner was remanded till the petty sessions on Monday.— L.rerpool dicrrery. THE ALLEGED BANKRUPTCY IRSIBOULARMES AT BIIMINGHAM.—On this subject we fiod the following state manta in the Birmingham Daily Poet :—" hletere. Ayrtoo and Harding have made reports calling upon the official assignees and messengers to pay over large sums to the court fund ; and, impelled by menacing letters from the chief registrar, those officers have, in nearly every instant*, rued* the payments required f them. Bat, so far as we can learn, they bare done this only to ward off official threats, reserving to themselves the right of appealing to the Lord Chancellor for redress against what they consider the harsh treatment to which they have been subjected. As regards the question itself, it was partly one of dry law, and partly one of official usage. The =MI erected of the official assignees were made up of fees ac cruing since the present sot mem into operstioo, from estates which were previously in their bands. As these officers now receive a salary of one thousand a year (about • third less than they formerly earned in the Birmingham court), Meagre. Ayrtoa and Harding hold that they ought to pay into tire court fund all the fees they receive, whether on old estates or new. The official assigns.., however, con tend that the act of parliament does not take from them 1 the proceeds of business which was allotted to them before the act cum into operation." MONEY MABILIM-(71115 DAL) Two o'Cumw. The stock and share markets are rather firm to-day, although there is not much business. Consols have risen ito per cent., and finance and bank shares are strong. The principal English railway stocks are unchanged, with the exception of • further slight rise in Great Western. Foreign securities are exceptionally dull, but no important decline has occurred in prices. Confederate Bonds are somewhat better. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 64fr. 92c., showing no variation of importance. The discount market is quiet to-day, with a large supply of money. The rate for good three months' bills is 9 per cent. In the Stock Exchange short loans are obtainable at 2 to 3 per cent. Consols are now quoted 88/ to 89 for money, and 89 to it for the account (November 10). The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, 881 ; ditto, for account, 89, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87, f; New Three per Ceuta., 87, ; Bank Stock, 238 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104 f, ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1866, 97} ; ditto Bonds, 10s., Bs. die. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 65., 10a. dia. ; ditto June, 125., Bs. die. The foreign stock market is rather dull. Greek and Spanish Passive Bonds have declined 1 per cent., and Mexican and the Committee's Certifi cates 1. On the other hand, Confederate are in request, and have advanced 1 per cent. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.: —Greek, 21 to 22 ; Mexican, 261 to 2 ; Confederate, 641 to 651 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to ; the Certificates, 131 to f ; Turkish, 1862 Bonds, 70 to ; and the Consolidda, 491 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 951 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 96 ; Greek, for account, 211, 22 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 82 ; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 71 ; Mexican, for account, 261, 2, 1 ; ditto 1864, 251, 242; Peruvian, 1862, for account. 80 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 461 ; ditto for account, 461, 1 ; Russian, 1859, 53 ; ditto 1862, 871, ; ditto 1864, scrip, 1 prem.; Sardinian, for account, 83 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account 41} ; ditto Passive, for account, 291, Turkish, 1858, for amount, 681, 68 ; ditto 100 L Bonds, 72 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 701, 70 - ; ditto, 100/. Bonds, 701 ; Venezuela, for account, 21; ditto, 1862, for account, 551, 2 ; ditto, 1864, 43 1, 43. International Financial shares are now quoted Ito * prem. ; London Financial, 6 to prem. ; General Credit, n to prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 11 to * prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15 to ; Ottoman Societd G6n6- rale, to 1 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 2 to 1* dis. _ HALT-rssr TWO o'CLoot. Consols are I per cent. lower, at est to 3 for money, and 88/ to 80 for the account. About 104,0001. in refined gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, but 50,000 sovereigns were with drawn for transmission to Brazil by the French packet. On Change yesterday afternoon there was more willingness to transact business in foreign bills, which, under the circumstances, may be regarded as a satisfactory feature. The tendency of the rates, however, in some cases was rather less favour. able to this country. The list is annexed : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.21 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.18 to 19 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.21 to e ; Ant werp, 3 months, 25.80 to 85; Hamburg, mi. b 114200. 3 months, 13.10 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.271 to 371 ; ditto. 3 months, 25.80 to 85 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 121 to 1 ; St. Petersburg (per rouble). 3 months, 29 to 1 ; Wienna, if. do.. 3 soostha, 12.20 to 23 ; Trieste. if. So, 3 months, 12.20 to 25 ; Madrid, 3 months, 461 to ; Oaths, 3 months, 47 to 4 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 26.5 to 15; Oencs, 3 months, 26.5 to 15 ; Milan, 3 mouths, 26.5 to 15; Naples, 3 months, 26.5 to 15 ; Palermo, 3 months, 26.5 to 15 ; Messina, 3 months, 26.5 to 15 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 514 to I ; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to e. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion Bills discounted Goverumeet deposits lncrease 50,000 Notes in circulation lncrease 270,000 Private deposits This return completely disproves the unfavourable reports lately circulated. It will be seen that the coin and bullion have increased. Subjoined is a list of the rates of discount now current on the continent, viz.: —Paris, 74 per cent.; Vietuu Brussels, and St. Petersburg, 6 • Ham burg, ; Turin, 84 ; Frankfort, 6 ; Amsterdam, 7 ; and Berlin, 64 per cent. The English money market is at present dearer than any other. The bills have been returned of Messrs. Simpson and Co., merchants and insurance brokers, but their liabilities are understood to be small. The half-yearly meeting of the East Indian Rail way Company is called for the 31st inst., and will be made special, to authorise the directors to " raise further capital, not exceeding 1,200,0001., by the issue of shares, stock, or debentures ; and, if deemed advisable, partly in one and partly in another or other such ways." The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase 2,744/. over last year. Notice is given of the closing of the transfer books of the Buenos Ayres Cheat Southern Rail way Company from the 25th to the 31st inst., for the purpose of preparing the half-yearly warrants for the guaranteed 6 per cent. interest. The Ouvah Coffee Company (Limited) is the title of a new undertaking, just formed, with a proposed capital of 1C.1,000/., in 10,000 shares of 101. each. It is intended to purchase and work five coffee estates, situated in the Ouvah district of Ceylon. The expenditure upon machinery, build ings, and working plant for these estates has reached between 8,0001. and 9,000/., and it is esti mated that the produce in the year 184;6-67 will be at least 16,000 cwta. for an expenditure of 26,500/. This, it is mentioned, would enable the directors to pay a dividend of over 30 per cent. per annum upor 100,0001., the amount of the nominal capital of the company. By an arrangement with the vendor, Messrs. Hallett, Ominanney, and Co., the bankers, will guarantee to the shareholders a mini mum dividend of 10 per wilt, per annum during the three years next after the allotment. More than 6,000 of the 10,069 shares have been applied for. It is notified that no applications for the Second Mortgage Bonds of the Atlantic and Groat Western Railway will be received after the 31st inst. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have an nounced the dividend due the lst November on the Venezuela Six per Cent. Loan, negotiated through them. Notice is also given that the sum of 11,0441., set apart in May last for the Third Redemption of euezuela Six per Ceut. Bonds of the loan of 1862, has been employed in the pur chase of bonds amounting to 19,8001., which will be cancelled and deposited in the Bank of England shortly. Messrs. Baring. have also advertised the divi dends due the Ist pros. on Quebec City Sterling Six per Cent. Bonds, and on Louisiana State Ster ling Five per Cent. Bonds, issued in favour of the ' Second Municipality of New Orleans. The following remarks on the position of the Philadelphia and Reading and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Companies are from Mr. Satter thwaite's circular : The monthly statement for August of the Philadelphia and Reeding Itailroed will, we think, fully =Arm theopinion which we have so frequently expressed of the value of Ameri can nuiroad bonds and sinuressa a permanent investment. For the year ending 30th November. 1863, the set earninp of the road were 2,649,306 dole., which wee sufficient to have paid a dividend of 20 per cent. on the share capital, after providing interest on the mortgage debt of the com pany. It will be seen that the return for the fint nine months of the fiscal year shows • very large increase, the amount being more than the net eerninp of the entire previous year. Scald the badness of the road contras m the emit sear for the reraiatag three months the net profits will amount to nearly 4,000,000 dollar, whilst less than 700,000 dollars is required to mast istemet on the beaded debt. It will be remembered that this is arudielly a " coal liae." the reeeipte fo=rs being small r compared with there for coal dlas ; so that, judging hem the successful operatics of this mad, as well r other nada:tithing of a shaker character, it may be assumed that sa soon as the Atlantic and Great Werra in in a positioa to tap the arterive cog fields of Ohio. and supply the great derred both outward aid west ward, as well as in Canada, a very per additioa will leann to its already large earnings, reed thus plasm this com pany mooned the most successful railroad undertakioge in the world. FRIDAY VTIMIL Consols, which closed yesterday at 881 , to 1 for the 10th Nov., touched to-day 89, "buyen, ' and closed at esi to 89. For money the last price was 88f to 1. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, J, • ditto for account, 84, 89 ; Three per Cents: Reduced, 861, ; New Three per Cents., 861, 87, 861, 87; Bank Stock 237, 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, # ; lilve per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 100, 101, 100 ; India Bonds, Be. dis. The India Five per Cent. stock was firm. India Bonds were marked Bs. die. The March Exche quer Bills were quoted 10s. to 6s. die., and the June 20s. to 12s. dia. In the foreign stock m!rket the course of prices was likewise n 'vile. Mexican Bonds rose per cent. ; Greek, tian, and Russian of 1862, ; Portuguese, Turkis of 1862, the Consolides, and Spanish Passive, I ; and Spanish Certificates and Italian stock, per cent. Bank shares were generally better. Alliance Bank were in active demand, and after touching 10 to 12 prem. closed at 9 to 10 prem., being 21. to 31. higher than yesterday. London and Brazilian Bank shares closed slightly better, at 1 to 2 prem. British and Californian Bank, Imperial, Standard Bank of Africa, English, Scottish, and Australian Char tered, European, Bank of flindintan, Imperial Ottoman, and London Bank of Mexico and South America, were all higher. On the other hand, Bank of London, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, Mercantile and Exchange, and Union Bank of Ireland shares have receded. Hudson's Bay shares were rather better, closin at 15 to I ; Egyptian Trading steady, at I to prem. ; Joint Stock Discount 2s. Gd. higher, at dis. to par ; and National Discount firm, at 74 to pram. There were inquiries for Australian Mort gage, National Financial, and Ocean Marine Insurance shares. Consolidated discount have fallen, and Royal Mail Steam were heavy. The shares of the financial companies were in better demand, and rose in most cases 2s. 6d. to ss. per share. London Financial ad vanced 7s. Gd. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.: —International, A to rem. ; ' General Credit, 2 to 21 prem. • L ondon Financial, 6 to 6} prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), I to 1 prem. ; and Credit Fourier and Mobilier of England (amal gamated), 1f to 2 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciwoi. The mining market remains quiet. East Lovell shares, however, continue in demand, and exhibit an upward tendency • the present quotation is 12 to f. On the other hand, Great Vor are flatter, at 291 to 301. East Grenville are quoted 7to ; North Chiverton, 2to •, Chiverton, 51 to 6# ; and Frank Mills, 41i to 5. North Roskear shares are officially marked 18 ; and North Basset, 1?. Tudanamutaus shares are in demand, at an ad vance ; transactions are recorded iu the Stock Ex change at and 2. Other colonial as well as foreign mines are unaltered. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Mesars.von Dadelaren and North : We have almost come to a nawletill in all branches of the metal trade. Salve cannot be effected withont great sacri fices. Iron—Wesh bars, although steady at 71. in Wales. are in lees demand. Staffordshire descriptions have not undergone any change, bat few orders are given out. Scotch pig iron, under procure of sales, has declined to 50s. Id. cash. and 51s. 9d. open. Copper—Hardly any bullpen r•• =lf sales are made they are kept quiet ; prioea are ; for foreign copper it is difficult to give an exact quotation. Tin is extremely dull. Straits is offered at 961., but no buyers. Banes has been said at 971. &gbh is dull, and obtainable under oiScial prices. Tin plans teed in favour of buyers ; deemed limited. Lead steady, bat little doing. Smelter has declined to 224 at whisk then are now sellers ; buyen do not cores forward. Hull swig brands, 221.55. to 711. 10‘ ORDINAIY SHAME AND STOCKS. JUIPT grOCI RADII'. No. 16L I 8A315.1. IHI U. prima . I Wm 14,00 , 3100 Airadllastarniaai(l.:)l - 60 i 121 124 ._ 1119 10 - 20,000 1 60 , Do. New lies. 30 p.l 16 I - - - 20.000- 60 I I Do. (of which 20 1ap(1.41 20 - - - 10,4001 60 Albion I 6 11 01414 I - 1).000 100 AllianosLoadeLivarpoor 33 36 1 36 4 1;31 10.000 100 Do. New 25 7 9 pm' 131 12,000 100 Do. fan lat Upm lO 14 12 20 1 100,000 10 Anglo Auartan 1 4 par {pus - 10,000. 60 Anglia Italian (Limited)! 6/1 6 I 1 IWe -• 12,600 40 •Australaela 69 71 - 7,600' •0. Do. New 1 30 13 26 pm 64 6 11600 211 Ratko( BritlshColomkb./ 15 I par Ipm - 10,001 25 MIA of Font I all " 101 671 - o,ooo'loo Bank et London 150 ' 140 150 - 25,000 20 Bank of Otago (Llmited:l 6 I If 01,11 s - 10.000 100 Baak of Oneenaland (L) 10 I 65 Us - WOOD 60 bank olVaterla,Amtrie 26 I $8 29 - 6,000 1041 Batik of Wales (Lim.) - 60,000 10 Bank of New Zealand - 60,000 20 Braallan&Vortuguese(l 1 0; par Ipm 104 I a 20,000 ; 60 British t California& (L 6 1 11 01,11 a - 10.000 60 Britiah N. America - - 40,030 20 C. Bk. Inalla,Atia, Chins all 1 29 31 zd 301 30 Ixd 20,000. 15 limit. Mer. of Indtgar. all 1 63 66 - 10,000 25 ' Do. New - -pm - 10,000 100 'City 10,000 100 Colnatil 59 4 (- 1 - 10,000 15 Coat Hank at Indlaotc. 16 -- pm - 500,000 10 Conseildated Bank (L, 1 4 61 e pm ; ii 6,000 100 Continental (L) 2O 6 2 dls •-• 10,000 60 Last London ;Limited' 6 Idle 1 1: 001 6 4 a 61,000 20 Yasterr : clangefl +mil 3 45011 60,000 20 Eng.hcol&AusELliartd. all 20 !I - 40,000 60 kngliah and Swedish (1.1 ill 2 1 die, -- 60,000 60 European Bank/lAnnte,l4 10) 21 1431. 9 10,000 100 Illnduan.CltinadJap.(L, 16 1 Ipail 26 10,000 100 Do. New - 12,000 100 Imperial Bank, Malted 20 510 em - 8,000 100 . Os. New - 10,000 60 fatp.Bk.of China.gc.,(L 10 6 4 dl. - 186,000 80 Imperial Ottoman JO 6 61pm 111 1 25,000 60 Intel sational Bank (L) 16 8 6, • s - 6,000 26 loruan a- 300,000 30 .Land Mort. Bk. Tudia(L 4 par Ipat, 41 i 20,000' 60 • Loa. Bk.ofllezico,gc.(L 5 ldis per 141 10,000 100 Lou. Bank of SceUareLL 13 7 4 din 71 10,000 100 London and Braallian 6,000100 Lou.B.Ayrearkft-Plate-1 140 I 6 10 pm 20,000 25, let New, las. at 11 pui, 1 1 11prn - 6,000 100 Lon., 131 y, go. eta& (L,; 2 2 6 4 dla - 60,000 20 Loa. Ch. Bank of Anita-4 all 23 24 - 30,000 60 .London and County 1 10 69 71 70 cui 6,000100 Lon. liarnhg.Con.kx./1 l3 4 2Ws 101 00,000 60 London Jolut Stock lO 43 46 I - 10,0e0 100 Lon. and Northern I L 2O 20 , 7 4 dial - 26,000 20 londong South Africa', all 20 21 sell 201 id 6,000 100 Log 43. Western ,L3m. 20 I 11 2.lpm - 00,000 Mlo Leg & Wesuninater l2O I 93 06 - 10,000 100 Merchant liank(Lits.)- 171 1 1 3 pm' 20 So,ooo 60 Mercantile., Krabata(L. 10 1 74 lois , - 20,000 60 11... New - 10,000 100 Metro. & Pro,, bank (L 30 3 IMs 11 181 .; 1(0 Do. t'o. 6,000 100 Midland Hank (Urn.) .•1 20 Ida Par - 10,000 100 National of Liverpool lO 4 spm - 26,000 20 N.Prg of England, hew' 11 - - - 20,000 GO ; National Bank, New lO - - 61 26,000 20 New South Wales. .._ all 61 43 ; - 40,000 10 New Zealand (LaMed, I par 11 101 i - 60,1.00 30 North Western 5 21 31pm1 - 60,400 25 Oriental Bank Corpora all 63 66 ad 611 ad 2:0,000 60 Provin.ilankingeorp.(L 6 21 Ildis - 10,000 100 Provinc. of Ireland - 57,200 20 Belittle, Pun).,4Delkl (L 10 1 par 1 pm: 101 20,000. 25 South Australia all I 55 37 / - 10,000 26 South Mutant (Um.) - 10,000 100 Stand. ot B. S. Africa - 26 1 3 IMs 231 41 6,•60100 , Do. do. - /4,030 15 Uulou of Australia - , , all 14 62 15 1 614 10,000 105 Unloa d Deland (152 )/ 111 1 II 2 CU; wi 40,000 1 60 Union of Lando, I l 62 61 150 DOCKS. No. I lb. I Doeia. 4Pd CI. paces. I Wes. toes,ses:st= geirami West India .100 136 137 - /1000110 tioneralVloatmcDnek i t 6- - - 6,671 31 Si , corttl oalt St. listkartu. 00 as 68 I - 1143, St. Bou th amptua OD - - - SOL St Victoria 4OO 106 107 - 5, 20 Do. New I 1 - - - 16:6643 16 4,260 46 10,000 f 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TLiD3 DAT.) OJT Ammo AND nrrisamarromat msoaazw.) Mom oua oww colacerouraorr., The market was rather better to-day, tad the males will probably foot up 4,000 balm TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Prices are quoted as foDows : Tow' tallow, 41s. 9d. Petombord Y.G w le* RPM/ 401 4 October to Neolithic, 39a. 6d. ; December, 41a. ; Jimmy to Yank 41s. bd. to 425. ; Kara, 42e. fid. to 435. MAILKIT AVIIIAOI,3. —Town tallow, 44a. 3d. ; fat ditto, 2s. 2d. ; yellow Russian, 41s. 6d . ; =eland 32e. 6d. ; rough ditto, PM ; tallow paves, 119. ; dregs, 71. SMITHFIKLD HAY HARICHT.—(THIS DAY. Mesas. Harvey and Easton report trade firm at the lel -lovriol Mote :—Prim• me►dow hay. 80a. S. 1103.; clover. ohl, 100 a. to 130 a.; ditto new, sewed cut, 90a. to 1103.; Meow, 27a. to 33e. COVENT GARDEN.-(PHIS DAY.) The market is stiU crowded with all kinds of hardy fruit in 211•11111 especially pears. of which there is abundance of admiraba @pommels,. Grapes are likewise sufficient for the demand. Of pine apples there is but a limited supply. Kest filberts and oohs fetch from 70.. to 80s. per 100Iba New walnuts are very plentiful, and oranges begin to make their appearance. Tomatoes are large and fine. For potatoes there is • beery sale. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, heaths, eaters, fuchsias, mignonette, and room FUIT. Pine apples, per lb., di to I3S - Grapes, per lb., Is Od to 44 Melons, eaeb, Is to 4a Peaches, per doz , Gs Oil to lie 1 per doz., Vs Plums, per sieve, Po to 4% Pears, per doh, Is 041 to 31 - Apple*. per sieve, la Oa to 24 °rano% per 300, d to lb Lemons, per 100, es to 15. NULL Harcelun3, do , Ir 4 New Preen, do., lea Ahnonds, do., lac to Vs Cabbages, p. dos, Is to .2S t*rsoc It Beans pet ball-sieve, Ss 7A RUM. Meet, per doz.. le 6.1 to S• Shallots, per lb., hal Garlic, per lb., e.l lettuce., each, 1.1 to 2.1 Fmllve, per score. le Co 2s floreimultsh,p.buocn. I.od to le Mushrooms, p.pott.. le to le 9d Parsley, per 12 hunches, Se to Ai , Herbs, per bunch. bel I . :(2rif Blgenta. Der fo'n, des to „ Rocks, do., 45. to 60s , Fluke% 60s to 90s Carrots. per bunch, td to 9.1 Turnips, per bunch, ht to 1.1 Cucumbers, each, 44 to is A BIBLE SEIZED BY THE BAILIFF-S.—A bailiff of the Wapentake Court of the hundred of Chilterns was, on Thursday, denoted to serve a process from the court upon a poor man in Blackburn, the amount being small. The whole of the family being out of work, and actually in want of the common necessaries of life, they were unable to master the payment of one shilling for appearauce, whereupon the bailiff wised the family Bible, almost the only remain ies remnant of the household goods, with which he walked off ia triumph. The Most Noble Walter Francis. the Duke of Boatload% and Queen/borough, is lord of the Wapentake. —Liverpool Courier. TRAFFIC RECIIIPTS.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending the 15th of October, on 11,610 miles, to 673,0951., and for the corresponding week of last pear, on 11,286 miles, to 612,082/., showing an increase of 321 miles, and of 61.013/, in the receipts. The gross receipts on the following 14 rail ways amounted in the aggregate on 8,229 miles, to 551,8561., and for the oamspondiog week of 1863. on 8,015 miles, to 501,552!., showing an increase of 214 miles and 50,304/. in the receipts. The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 2,7441.; on the Greet Eastern to 2,3451.; on the Great Northern to 4,774/. ; on the Great Southern and Western to 554/. ; on the Great Western to 8,0671. ; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 1,512/. • on the London and North-Western to 41,8731. ; on the London and Brighton to 1,973/. ; on the London and South-Western to 3,1101.; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lineoloshire to 1,737/. ; on the Midland to 5,3321.; on the North British to 1,8491. ; on the North East e rs t o 6,1441.; and on the Soath•Basteo to 3.260/. —total, 50,304/. The g oods and mineral traffic on these lines amounted to 299,6871., and for the corresponding week of 1683 to 272,656/., showing an increase of 27,0311. The receipts for passengers, pareela, !Lc., mounter! to 252.116:". against 228,8061., showing an increase of 23,273/. The traffic re ceipts on 62 other lines amounted, on 3,350 mike, to 121.2391., and for the corresponding week of last year, en 3,270 mike. to 110,5301., showing an increase of 110 miles and of 10,7091, in the ronsipts. The total reuipte of the pest week show a diereses of 15,3101., as compared with those of the preceding week ending the Bth iost., and, as compared with the correapoediog week of last year, a con sidazahls Increeee in the traffic of the oountry ? v i * - •