The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-14 00:00:00

PA Rib. DAT E•ININO. tracts which I writer, whose he visit of the ns camp, is a °queue. The flattery served we which flow nt in this day's ier rich slum( eminde one of d. It is a pity üblish political and uncontra the public from itributor. The nalation of the sr siastely in itial. Cardinal Army, called the ,any Tllervola at so celebrated that lams. Bat St. the moat r3r1,13/ character of it. it te associated, it an the cathedral se repeatedly ea t the noble and boa yam caßed. Ittayeere knelt when they y. a morning r see) er so animated, y, was particularly to witness this tM llocersism mad Ned with serous ses proceeded to rhos bed, hi the Wither sod coin lraset, the prod their Marries SU UMW, which ▪ reareetraren, ad some of the that ern.mg rent assay which were to be wished he wrest strap •tron;ly resist be. always pa to sayttifer sot is.. The Empress which we sr sum atm aseatfecture rice of very Gera of chore' cloth, trade as Glasgow r pririaltd, her scribed, threw off d wrapped herself el User. Thin isestarre, sad • teschiag sad of the trade of by ea Irresistible Pin llama s dower, their • the ealarle bp s Wild type. of the erne ore sheep of the •.pareele. Thee o me wart la the persorieses who kplesdaar of their e of fainther tuck the Emperor tert'a• the rani- pita de Lela +i ll I Is limped dos the arruigid, bet vs oak which Is sap ,, vtil we alumina hat the terms of eh journal, are yublic opinion ad straightfor iment. Several on of a friendly ke is not poem ill the d that Europe . It is well to els, which said I squadron was s by force if now says that not to commit ssh instructions of the French recalled. This I believe it to it danger of a to-41y in con.e the Portuguese s rumoured tbat ,try in Portugal. 30c. for account, Nluhi:ier rose tilways wu less !us and Lyons astern gr. each, at the close of confirmed tho against M. do were sentenced ' Public Safety," art do Chambord. ',TUGAI.. g telegram •uar ZVENINO. rer bee been con between France )telbonrne and wed formally by th• Ilan journals of r duo 'MOW/ &W. Kitt" for the 1, of the Rey. .1* of •• Anti etrootated, or more ratites period of lent of the past Summit 16, " hae eat Nicholees, tee This sestlonaa of the ballot is Sties bis Say to sot belJaz the Legislature of ate 041., OM tArie. 110 Ibat is oaly • date rev riepected oe of hie iresittl• Its lattodsctios at "ifo"s t tbs. et Infors WI Mae' rear.) LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANIRUPTCY. (Debra Yr. Censimisur Blum) it 11 DILLON,-CMITITICATI. Tbs hears Charles hem Mae, deweibed ae a book onOw, of W w Wee the lame al the 141 1 8 881 The This wee the arousals esehtg. The sews* prepared by M. Doke led Ceasing, costae siks !Do wEss isms: LUDIC, S• 33T, 11101111 Stet. ii, lialk TO APRIL 8,18 M. tV .: 743 • lA ' a2 " awl e T =z s v oi reA2z . rw in i ve . :::::::::: 417 i IN 141.1110 14 1 krintr: l = l l=: — Kiiiiiiii AA 111 ;:ii:Zi II . 10 0 111=rab. NO 7 iii k lligraillembpaim . .II 1,11 : Win •• mrhou st a• tiii;"*"''''' ma gli =e "" a " as er Nu ..... "114 : 7.1 1777 1 7 ••=11 . 1%V110/10:11bm b birei• aneser -- ' liiiiii al . - Mks boob mem 11 7 miff 71 • 710 • . 911: um a • Owing IltiC MVO; . iiir iiiii: nut se . 811 11 T 21110 mess b I • • lAIO 14 1 Mr. Bagley apperbi and asked for • 11rst-clims medi cate. The rimed I. bankruptcy was an unfortuesM speculation as the Lyceum Theatre, in 1866. Mr. Dillen bad leld out • great deal of money on the theatre shot* Wore the Print:ewe' Royal bat owing to benlllaisseVe Theatre comae( at the at reduced pekes. Yr. Mllon's receipts fail from 1001. to 101. • night, sad • @Mow lose was incurred. The present balance-eh/at *ea with • deficiency, bat that WOOD Old 01 • previous Widmer? to 1864, mid the dr eva l l er s 4 of the debt (2,0001.) wee due to M r . his relative, who bad loot him the mow su premely for this speculatiow. It was a peculiar haters of the speculation that the bankrupt bed to deposit 1,2001. with Mr. Arnold, the lessor of the theatre, as security dm the rent and covenants of the lease, sad this amount was also lost. As the case was undoubtedly owe of great misfortune, and as not a Angle creditor appeared to oppose, Kr. Dillon hoped to receme at the hands of the court a Arm-clam Nothing could hackies as to grant — lir. Brook, for the said that they did got oppose; sad, Will that the rapt had lammed a lose of 2,4001. by this unfortunate speaulatioa, tiny were mot unwilling that he should reoelve a certificate of a kigh that, The Commissioner—He easy take an Immediate mildest' al the esooad-case, IN la F•IMINS.—ADJUDICATION. VW Hower gave jadgweat in t►ie own The bankrupt, James Packing. was tiescribed se an auctioneer of New Cross, sad Orooere'-hall-conrt. He had &aimed the actin antics on th• pound that ha bad not traded as an auc tioneer; bat the court bald that there was suldoleut evidence of that se well es of the other requisites, and coninned the adjudwatioa. THE POLICE COURTS. (TRIII DAT.) MANSION-HOUSE. bast Hereby* who had his. belied at the station-home, appeared b.f.we tie Laid Mayer, changed with mating Mr. A. Brows, beliff of the City alarlfs Coati, in the rte.:u ncle of hie duty. The oompbasesthavisg tem enema, mid—l am one of the beadle of the Bles~ COW,, sad ream my warrant, duly by the dirk et the mum, te Ivry upon the good. olf W. Harrison, at 1, At. Idery-As e . I went te yesterday s Ta la and eascard the warrant, and Isit • man in poser ei7ra the afternoon I went to see Harrima, and asked him to pay the amount of the aucation, and upon his nett =do so, I mid the geode moat be removed. The &- was there, sad said that some rest whioh was duo to him must be mid Woes anything waa removed. He dished as to go oat and let his brother tae ession. I laid him if he had my claim be must give it ma la writing, and filar shr= levy for him as well as for the other eirdmeat, niembed by the ace of parliament. He refund to do this sad said he mead sot trust in. or any one else. Whoa my man attempted to mks the goods oat the defendant renew! at Two chain were embed to Moose by his taking hold of them. He was misted by two atm In &Minos to his wife. He the seised hold of a clock, but that was taken from him by the polka. The delmtleat deeded Ur* resisted the °facer In the eteratkm el hie ditty. Complaisant—llse goods were almost worthless. The only amount he maid have recovered was four weeks' rent. Mr. Goodrum (obis( dark)—Tie defendant hes acted in *norms* of the law es smolt as anything. The Lord Mayor—lt Is a great pity .bas an *Meer was In possession that you did met isoarrain whether he had power to act. You bees where to dad him If he acted illegally. Complakasst--1 hate not the slightest doubt that he knew me perfectly well. The Lord Mayor—Delanlant, he told you who he was as well as of the authority with which be was armed. Listeactsat—l thought I was entitled to my rent before any body etre was paid. The Lord Mayor—You are liable to a penalty of SI. wir thme months' iseprisoliment. I will take it that you were Ignorant of the law. I moat due you 10s. Defendant—lt's a my hard cam they dragged me through the Moms like a culprit, and tore my clothes od coy beck. The mosey was paid. WESTMINSTER. BrROLAST t 1 WZATIIIINTIII. hex Oernett, 23, Alfred Boreal's, lfl , and George Ten elegtee, 17, the two former well-known and convicted Mover, and their amsociree, were charged with bar Isar) George lavers, 49, Warwick-street, said that a little after ow this =man he was awoke by hearing the window of the bask parlour where he slept break. Hs and his wife got If Sad 1111 saw a man on a window sill, who immediately got dews the water spoon. He then head a noose, sad him wii told him she bed sees a man at the tundra door. The era he saw at the window was Garnett. Kra Lama W. this swore, when Inspector Cummins slid tint aslartaaataly aka had lost her voice through the bight. She then sommeicsted is whimpers to the magis trate se follows:—She used the window break, sad opened the parlour door, whoa she raw the garden door spent sad Game' maadlair apart it, which he moat has as h alai to get Wale. The doors were domed the algid Garbs Wyatt, a lodger la the bones, wee awoke by the ales of Mn. Levi,,, sad, cowing &vestals*, fused the &sit kltetwn window opeed. A silver teapot, widish bad bets Wt la the capbrrd, wee os the table, ea if ready lo be takes away. Rio caddy bid boas opened and woe elm ass alao yi.bad at. Idward Wkita, polliwooastabla, bearing cries, went to Warwick -street, sad NM Gamin running towards hint, whoa be took his to the statics. larpector Friar intimated that Garnett bad cut his anger, and blood was about the plsos. Garnett had alao put his on hurriedly sad they were enlaced. William King, police-cocutable, saw Bylines two doors of, sad ha was prosently jobied by P•nnton. They turned their backs, aad then they parsed the door. upon which Bygravis pulled his rap down, sad witasm this'll* that a suspicious circametaitos, they were both takes two costory. Oa the front area railings witness found the same sort nt earth as was no the prisoner Gernetes h,ot. The earth was likewise on the stones in the arse. and there were also narks la the area as though some one had stood there. OtheneVl4eam laving been given, , onneetlng the pri me/re, and showing that the windows and door, is the house went broken, and that blood wee found about the house, TOO prams's were remanded. WANDSWORTH. anon THIIIVLS. ifergeng Lrieh and Mere Lea, two young girls, who bad the spnearanos of trumps, wan Wei& before Mr. lezhem, charred with *Amnon a bundle of graft Awn the shopdoor of Kr. Charlie Burdett, a draper, to the Wands worth-road, IA bath. 114 w•;c 1—.11 . 1 111e. la eadatant, said eat about tow o'clock on tbe previous afternoon. a neighbour Mae ie• the shoo and Werra Mr. Butted that a beadle et sheeting, which good at the door 'coil. thr shop, had been stolen by two ea.. Wooer vsn immediately sent after them. end he maw the yeiscetre walking together along the road. Lyle& et the three carryon( the bundle. They then sepanUed, bud atom sad Mr. Bur &mantles stopped them, end me them both Into meaty. Therhartirig was worth lac Meckharn, a poltoe-ocentabis of the V division, said the prisoners had giros telee addrmare. Ingham remanded she, for inquiries to be made. irtiliurs firripht, a young mann who had all the • emcee of a two. was *onto up on remand, with steal* ea empty HU from the shop.<Yea. Blisabeth Abso lve. in Swath Lambeth. Blackburn maid h. had 'node Inquiries &haat the pile Ind found that be had been Ones time, in Rermeacassr has Oscd, and Moe in the Waadawooth House et Correa. lion. mad that he only mate at of prison a week Gee. Mr. leghsen (to the pri.roter)—What haws you to say The prisoner —I went into the shop to light my pipe, and after blackleg about tea minutes, and chi oae oomisg, I tstrted the tin. Mt- islatlam-1 have an doubt if there had Nita ► dl. Soft is the tiU you would have t►kaa it. I ithaU commit he dare month►, with WI labour, The primmer wee ilms removed. ^ ?h. or. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1858. SECOND EDITION. EXPRESS OFFICE, Thursday, 6 p.m. IMPORTANT NEWS FROM INDIA. FOREIGN OFFICE TELEGRAM. The following telegram, from Acting Comml General Green, was received at the Foreign-office, October 14, 3.15 p.m.: ALIXANDILIA, Omani 11. The steamer Madras arrived at Suez from Bombay yesterday, with dates to the 24th ultimo. The disarmed troops at Mooltan, consisting of the 82nd and 89th Bengal Native Infantry, mutinied on 31st August. Their almost total extermination was the consequence. An officer and four men were killed in the out break. Lieutenant-Colonel Robertson came up with the fugitive* from Powree on the 6th September. The rebels were defeated with great slaughter. Four emissaries of the Nana hare been captured at dweller, endeavouring to tamper with the 25th Bombay Native Infantry, who informed their officers of their proceedings. The culprits were executed. The Gwali'ce fugitives, under their leader Tantia Topee, after their defeat by General Roberts, turned towards Malwa, and occupied the town of Jules Paton ; the Rajah's troops deserting him, the rebels secured a large amount of treasure, and about forty guns. Tantia Topee then moved towards Bhopal, but was met and defeated by the Mhow Field Force under General Michel, between Bogahg and Bearo, on the 13th September. The rebels were dispersed in all directions, and thirty guns cap tured, with trifling loss on our part. This telegram arrived at Malta from Alexandria by the contract steam-packet, 10.30 a.m., on the 14th October, 1838. M. STOPFORD, Vice-Admiral. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET MEETING. (THIS DAY.) (BY iLICTIIO Fadlm HANDICAP . PLATE OP 1100.—A.F. am . .. .. .. Kemal .. .. .. .. Physician .. •• .. .. •• 14 nut. BRETBY STAKES. Mayon'lse .. .. .. .. 1 Christmso Pie .. .. Palma I .. • • .. .. 3 SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 80V8. New Brighton . 1 .. .. Dead haat toe Nomad 'salvoes Mrs Stowe sad Vallee OIL 14 fla. MATCHES. Rosa Bonham realm tartar has Anton. QUO& Charlona madam Midair has Harry. Arida' bass Pandora. SWEEPSTAKES FOR THREE-YRALDS. Livia SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO-YR-OLDS. Delta; kr at.oWd betw;Ws Chau . o; i sr and ijaylio. 7 esis. Mr. Marry challenges for the Whlp, and saws Saunterer. LATEST BETTING. CAIIBRI DOES H lER STAKES. 14 to 1 opt Ignoramus (t) RAISING THE 01E4T WESTMINSTER BALL. (THIS DAT.) The labour of lifting Big Ben to his future ele vated home Ina brought to s successful termination at about half-past 12 o'clock this 'foursome. The warn-oat workmen were then distaisesd for the day, se wins fresh ineelinery will have to be brought into rendition before the musical easier can be placed in a aituation to enable his sonotoua notes to mark the "creeping hours of time." He now reposes horizontally in his airy chamber, and the next Map is to restore him to the more natural position, which will leave his thane downwards. Tido dons, he will be again submitted to the windlass, in order that be may be attached to the works that will regulate his iron logos. He has, therefore, to be raised some lbety fest yet, and when thatimak h socomplished, the mat stupsedous piece el bell-bangbag work on record will be oomplie. &see days must elapse before these find operations can be asilerlekin, sad the clock tlee brought Into waking order. We may remark that at • Malmo' It will be Mao& to elledepdeia the lone on the fuse; Weed, amen they we made to ens* eat sore pro =Watt, the peat oirbet of this ee of every other clock will net in reality here bop pawl. Last evening Mr. Vandenhoff took his farewell of the lbseeseter stage, at the Queen's Theatre, after playing Sir Pertinax Macayoophant, in The Aran el Me Werii, Sid Csdlael Wolsey, ht the third act of Hairy VIII. The thrift, was NW to overflowing, &fatly by the friends sad *apparatus of the venerable tragedian to years gone by. . . It is stated that oat of 300 shipwrights lining in only forty are able to obtain employment. The Cieltmaime Examiner mar The inha bits.* of Wiseheomb we just now to the position of • gook that has no shepherd, the spiritual head of the pariah (the Err. J. R. Harvey) being at present an inmate of the county prisms as • debtor. Sines the unfortunate dromastenoes which ocapioned the vicar's incarceration, the dates it tie church have been performed by any minister whose melees the ohurehwardeas could obtain, but on &say sonars leg, none such being forthcoming, no service teak plum Although we ant not aware how far the imprisoomeot of. minister may effect his having the spiritual charge d some 3,000 sr 4,000 people from whom he is separated, mad has banter soles time past, still we an of °plaits this is • MOW white regains the immediate attention of the bishop." The eontract for the manufacture of the new pattern Itglu clothing to be worn by the limy in ladle he been talum by Hewn Woo. The material of the clothing is a drab jean cut in the `re of • bloom, with jean shoulder snaps, and the amber at the regiment embroidered thereon. Ths berms see el the same material, shaped ,/ la Zomoof, the head dress beteg • drab-coloured felt helmet, A large supply of the new clothe( will be sent out with the next re hkeeements. The Harbour of Refuge Commissioners arrived in Tyasseoath oa Tuesday evening, and are staying at the B a sh Hotel, when, they have engaged rooms fie the weak. • • - • _ As interesting ceremony was performed in Sydney on the 14th of August, when the foundation atone of a new Temperasce Hall was laid by Mai Denison, daughter of he Inane:icy the Governor-General. A Meibottroe paper says that, two or three days attar Ha Mayor of Melbourne sailad for England, " three sarmenn Mon the pen of his worship were published, by esqasst, In aid of the City Court Mission." We (Bydwey Empire, Aug. 10) noderitand that hwillsi• steps will be takes by the government to submit, Is ileinits form, fie the eompetiticas of E./rupees capitalists, the rl-iiimwt a a line at slsemen between srtasy sa d PIIIMIN rid that the subject Is likely to be brought audio dials* being the British public by the next anal M 10 NI HO 4 C M so W ..n It. :1.: a .71 1 F 4: Han 10 na MO I. in 10 ii Ia a I. SHARE LIST -71118 DAY. Two o'Cuxic. The railway share market to-day is . ',avail] firm in character. The principal inquirW have been for North British, Caledonian, Great Western, South Eastern, Berwick, and York and North Mid land, all of which have been dealt in at higher prices. Subjoined are some of the quotations now current, which, however, are for the new aceount, and consequently include the " Contango," viz.:— London and North Western stock, 91i to 92/ ; Midland, 984 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, WI to t ; London and South Western, 9!4 to 964 ; Great Northern, 261 to 4 per share ; and Eastern Counties, 124 to 4. The settlement is in full pro . . _ _ " Lombardo-Venetian old shares are firm, at a to 61 prem., and the new at 31 to 3i prem. French shares have advanced. East Indian Railway stook and Dutch Rhenish shares, are else more inquired for. ~~~ fpM IL Omen 111 ► ft Sp, s• to Ireton Usi M.144=54.. 4p 44 rlanritl:p. el Q I Da. 4, pw OuriL :hi& taiellpej 1 "6"-VE`• t ,. gtMet. 4 Ski p.t a 44 4. Ds. 70.44. Meow U vat Ywkslintll ii; 1111.7: - 10 ' e. 7 4:tr' De. go. i lajki.W.o“ laig.W. T r• ~,,.......: erk--=. 0.. ....... reia D. tpir it4 eL het. 6 _ThladlMidallift KW r & 1141 la ► ~ .7 i raid I. Abies.M.velj; Rau. Delifs..llp. Lift left& Le. 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Noy Naitsail lakt Iva MI6 Wain 0 10 I r•• e..t ae,::l trowlPa. New ertal of infra g lI In . M Di II ; N O Is N 101 It 1: Ti 73 149 - - UM IN* 15 1 111 4 s. 17 71 to lit lot is t 3 Ii 111 111 Is It IN Us M IN I as par i — er — _par 111 SI Is IN ,i i r V MAT,. I':I Oft wpm. 1 p.a. zit 271 14 sd lin • e s . ei It i i M il ii 29 4 14 201 N ii ii is is" . It ;I . 3. i 10 - II I NI lii ai MI ■d I_oB 4 44. II IT r . si 6: X i• ia IM 0 314 1311 11 it 13 ff 14 7 *1 MI 11 i LSI f Id LawArs. : 2 11112 11:::: Wm 10 101 — sZlloolool.ollont 10 •I 1 o.o•4oalstlasuSpol. a ill 1006/14011000011.. lauTfer 4 II a l ,. . 4 s fir: IC all Laulnalo aolliiiii 10 all leceissd wit& 11 all Lew sad eaters et 10 411 Da. Sperm". : ti II Do. 17 10 01 Dale p.a. ID •11 Miami 10001 pima 10 •11 Da forD per mi...... rri 4 2 =Wars= ; 1111 U rri=l,4o OOLOXIAL GOVIUI I Fii I ir 1 IN 01 ii rai 11l a 51 5 SI PI 111 IS OlfirA100.100.&11117 1../0 poriaMbLeg. ir• I peal Ila 110 Nor Beryl* 110 11.11.Wlah• No Dc, Ip. a. i0a.1171 lUD .1 1 1. ta i talleal 100 - CA mina Ye t NI /110g0= 4 a nt C ii - p.iiii 7 Dw fli rist4l4. ear.aasse.Soidiii Dram M ei =V I Toi Luba Drallos.OlooDuoaii. SW Nollsoml Y e ast 00. Noirloods Lod Daiwa r.loaindla N. Diomall.Deolload Nor* t =o11:: C4 r l ter Mini • taso.)A Pool twor loggiallso Pada. Otiouilros De. Sr. Rol N.t Las Tel. VW NW WO LAT ha ma Itioi nie 111 LLB WI LS NI I I 4111 1- i 4 I. u T, 1, U si 4 a u is i f . -I i F 1 11 I 330 400 II 31 I ii a 111 II 13 IS 1 10 i fti 14 X *U if 11 11 1 111 11 ll4 11 3 I 1 II 11 . MONBY MABIBT-THIS DAY. Two o'OLoor. The weekly court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount, and the funds have consequently declined I per oent. The other markets are generally firm. The fort nightly settlement in shares continues to excite a good deal of attention. French railway shares have advanced, in answer to the more favourable advices received by telegram this morning from the Paris Bourse. The government broker has purchased another parcel of 16,0001. New Three per Cent. stock. Consols for the 10th of November were first marked 981, and are now quoted 981 to f. For money the present quotation is 98t, to a. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been desk in at 971, to f ex div. ; The New Three per Cents., at 97f to 1, ex die ; Bank Stock at 220 to 221 ; India Stock, at 222 to 224 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, at 99; ; the Scrip of the second issue, at 99j; India Bonds, at 11s. to 14s. prem.; Exchequer Bills, March, at 361. to 38s. pram.; ditto, June, at 275. to 30s. prem., showing a fresh improvement. In the foreign stock market the transactions have been to a fair extent. The scrip of the Brat series of the Turkish Loan is firm, at 1 to 1 prem., and that of the second series at lt to 2 prem. The Su per Cents. of 1854, after being marked 941 ex div., are now quoted 94 to 1. Portuguese Bonds are more offered. Bales are recorded as follows :—Brarilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 971; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 78 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001, 1001, ex div.; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 151; Mexican Three per Cents., 201, ex div. ; ditto for ac want, 20), ex div. ; New Granada Two-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Active Bonds, 201; Peruvian Three per Cents., 70 ex div. ; ditto, for account, 701 ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 481, 48k, • ; Spanish Three per Cents., 481 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 94, 94,i, ex div. ; ditto, for account (October 29), 94k, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868 (scrip of the first series),!, 1 prem. ex new ; ditto for account, fp t prem., ex new; Venezuela Five per Cents., 401. At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bentes opened at 73fr. 70c. for the account, showing an improvement of 60. compared with the last price of yesterday. The Bonne is described as " firm and animated." The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 22,0001., all " bar," making a total of 400,0001. during the week ending yesterday. The dividend receivers, however, will carry away some coin. The payment of the dividends commenced yesterday at the Bank, and the supply of money in the general market has accordingly increased. Choice bills were negotiated yesterday at 21 per cent. Loans on the leading English railway stocks can be obtained from moneyed establishments for three months at 3 to 4 per cent. per annum, with a " margin" of S or 10 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the terms fer short loans on government securities are little more than nominal, say Ito 11 per cent. per annum. The next instalment of 23 per cent. on the Second Indian Loan falls due on Monday next. Only 26 per cent., due the 16th of November, will then re. main to be paid. _ A large sam hu already been paid in advanoe on aooount of the first series of the Turkish Lotto. At Leipsig the Bank have raised their rate of din °Dant from 4 to 6 per cent., and their terms for ad vances to 6 per oent. The smaller German, banks of course follow in the wake of the larger ones. A dividend of 15s. 11d. per tent. will be adver tised on Eqnador New Consolidated Stock in a day or two, payable Nov. 1. The stock was firm to day, closing at 14 to 18. Another auction of the foreign redeemable or Passive Debt of Spain is to take place at Madrid on the 29th inst., the sum assigned for the purpose being 376,000 reels. There is still a little demand for silver for China, with only a limited supply is the market. The corn market yesterday was steady, at Mon day's rates. Owing to the prevalence of strong westerly winds, a large fleet of vessels has reached the port of London. At CAmstaatinople the exchange on London re ceded on Tuesday to 130 piastres. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday Mr.W.Faunt leroy Street, described as an insurance broker, of Anstinfriars, passed his examination. Of the pro perty, which is returned at 11,3031., 10,0001. con sists of scrip in and other claims upon the British Colonial Bank and Loan Company. Of the liabili ties, which amount to 24,0001., no less than 18,3671. have arisen in respect of the Chancellorsville Gold Mining Company, of which the bankrupt was a director. There were also some proceedings in a oue which has been pending in the Bankruptcy Court for more than a twelvemonth, viz., that of Mr. Howard Gill, of London and Barbados'. The Scinde Railway Company have just paid to the credit of the Secretary of State in Council for India 108,3001. on account of the second issue of carlhtael. London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 7,6641. At the oorresponding period of last year Manchester was thronged with visitors to the Exhibition, which was approaching its close. The Great Northern Railway traffic return shows an increase of 1,7831. ; the Great Western an increase of 2,8201.; and the London and South Western an increase of 1,3261. A special general meeting of the London and South Western Railway Company is called for the 27th inst., to consider the expediency of the com pany taking leases of the Staines and Wokiegham and Portsmouth Railways. This third call of 21. (making 71. paid) is to be paid on the shares of the Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin) Railway by the 19th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Globe Insurance Company is called for the 28th inst. Yesterday was " making-up day" in the railway share market. The settlement indicates a rather extended speculation for higher prices, yet the aggregate of the transactions outstanding may be considered mo derate. In some cases the rates of "continuation" have increased, especially where the operators are of weak credit. The rates current at the commence ment of business are shown below : Leedom and North Western from 6-16 to 7-16 per cent. oon tinnation. Ora! Western ,, 3-16 to 6-16 percent. ditto. Midland „ Ito j per cent. ditto. Lanceshire and Yorkshire „ 6-16 to 7-16 per cent . ditto. Caledonian Great Northern -1 6.1 6 per t : oend:tditto. Barwick „ „ I to I par aunt ditto. York and North Midland -16 to 6-16 meant ditto. South Bastes " Itol pa oast. ditto. Cheat Western of Canada %sad Trunk of Canada .. . The position of the market for American railway securities is thee noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwaits : In American seenritiee in London during the past week there hie not been much animation. Quotations are, how ever, sapported, and a moderate business has been done. The African Steam Ship Company notify that their vessels will in fotnre sail from and return direct to Liverpool, ceasing to all at Plymouth. Goree and Monrovia are likewise to be omitted, bat the follow ing additional ports will be called at, viz. Ceps Palmas, Benin, Nun, and Bran. The Committee of Lloyd's announce that they have "determined to appoint a supervising agent on the east coast of England, whose district will extend from Lynn to the mouth of the Thames." The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 28th inst. for the supply of 50,000 pairs of shoes. WIDWINDAT EVENING. The appearance of the funds at the ecommenoi went of businees this morning was rather flat, owing chiefly to the rise in the value of money in the Ger man markets, which may yet affect the exchanges in an unfavourable sense. The effect of these consi derations, however, soon passed c 4 under the in fluence of the even increased abundance of money, coupled with the anticipation of the re-investments which usually accompany the payment of the divi dends. Throughout the afternoon the market was firm in character, and the closing quotations were fully I per cent. higher than those of yesterday. The government broker made another small pur chase of New Three per Cant. Stock. In most of the other departments of the Stock Exchange steadiness continues to prevail, although the fort nightly share settlement now in progress indicates a rising speculation for higher prioee. Consols, which closed yesterday at 981 to 1 for the 10th Nov., opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 981 to 1. After the recog nised hours the quotation was firm, at 98 11-18 to 1. For money the last price was 981 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 981; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 981, 981 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 971 ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 971, 971, 971, ex div. ; New Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 811, 82; Bank Stock, 220, 2211 ; India Stock, 223 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, 91; ditto of the second issue, 991; ditto, scrip, 991, 99 ; Three-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Exchequer Bo , falling payable in May next, 1001, loq. The New Three per Cents. were also dealt in for the " opening" (21st inst.) at 971 and 97 ex div. The debentures of the first Indian Loan were quoted this afternoon 99/ to /, and the scrip of the second issue 991 to 1. The March Exchequer Bills receded ls. to-day, being quoted 345. to 375. prem. ; the June Bills re main steady, at 28s. to 295. prem. India Bonds I were dealt in at Ile. to 16s. prem. In the foreign stock market a moderate amount of business was done. The scrip of the first series of the Turkish Loan was first marked 1 prem., but had improved at the close to Ito 1 prem. The scrip of the second series was folly supported at the late rise, being last quoted 11 to 21 prem. The Six per Cents. of 1864 were firmer, leav ing off at 941 to 3 ex div. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. were likewise inquired for. Mexican Bonds were last quoted 201 to 1. The new shares of the Lombardo-Venetian Rail way Company were quoted this morning 3 to 31 prem., but rose late in the afternoon to 31 to 31 prem. Bank shares to-day were steady, with the excep tion of those of the City Bank, which were quoted about 11. lower. The shares of the Ottoman Bank and Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, were more inquired for. In the market for miscel laneous shares, the only movement of importance i was in the new share of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company, which have risen to 12 to 14 prem. London Dock stock was officially marked 1081 and 108, and St. Katharine Dock 93 and 921. Crystal Palace and National Discount shares net with more inquiry. The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company remain heavy. The nominal quotation to-day was 3801. to 4001. The shares of the Indian and Australian Telegraph Company wcre quoted to-day I to I prem. South Australian and New South Wales Govern ment Bonds were in renewed demand to-day. Tranuotious took place to-day in the shares of the Intercolonial Royal Mail Steam Company at I prem. 814. I !LI Lamm. I , 43 2:4 1.8 IA S r:. US •11 Al l melo i OA Law.,lmeed ts Dd. as it Orale ~.. e• id IS 9 1990.149.10 ea. btu i llt 0 9 DA Add. NOW - Ne U hi be. de. B . 7 , ,- vaukciem. . lei ai , MO U 0 = . ... A....... IS II U: Fite l l u. 1119/ : 11 1 . 1 a Osheas sad a IL OW Sew aid Deddlerrp - •- pa 110 DM O.lB umbra M o • it yos a a 111. bat ...."-- DYI IA gal US a a De. . • ... '' '=2 1 14 pm 10 6 DA. 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In a—amaar raI__IIIII bark Il I—Omer Osiodr. 12111.1.—Mait Lama" ook 4 Ong Woos% at a— mod Until" 1111 —lindis IN 111 .31. hulk Wass. Xif e—m sae s—p_ _ we* rl- - eirt_.....,pa u _-.4:: di —a .... ........ 2 1. 1 _....... of OW , . 11: morlw Aja irirs. • issolanie ". .yromma la lI MI I seal siamma—lmikeis 111 ll' mi acamosol_ arlibb • mie—istermi, gm ..2 ma...l_4r - 4 4 lameassib j I. ant • II NO swasal—llorth imam T0r0,771 It NI In" n'••••. Oat 13.--Pdaa IRO wearer, la market today MI bw l24 . doisi- Leda itails ba pod MaamL Ant iNJECKBOIw , MANCREiteltlt. -- The ar rangements for tits litantry celebotke are now conplete. The illontrious visitors will be located, during their visit, among our townsmen. The Right Hon. Lard John Russell accepts the hospitality of Sir Blkanah Armitage, president of the Atheneum, who will easeroble a HAM goishad party to glee his lordship a reception oceaccerbat beading the high podia' and eminent servioes of Wm vete ran statesman. The Right Hon. Lord Staoley of Alderney accepts the invitation of .ft• James Wefts, vice-president of this Athanaram. Proissor Aytoun, D.C.L., will stay with If,. lid eloolm ROW, leseaurer to the institution. The Hon. Judge Haliburion stays with his relative Alderman W. B. Wadies, Mr. blookton M.P., and lady, May with William Uzbek; Peg , F.R.S. James Owlet, Eaq,cd Ndinbar the popular uovelist, als.3 Kr. Farhat:xis holgttality. fir Janos Brooke, Be. Sale& of Sway* and the Berl of Caithness will be eadertehmti by Thomas Ireirbaine, Reg., North wood. CharlesY .y, 80., LL.D., will day with Moor Berge, Reg. George Craikshank. Beg, 'towns with Thomas Dien, Req. TO Right Han. Lore Hbary will stay with his brodo, the Karl at Wilton. William ro Bwn, Reg, 11P., and Mrs. A kneader Brown. base the larto of Themes Staley, Bed, iLls ll 7 7 l lidweey, Nag, M.P., will stay with Myer Heywood, Reg. Grest leadeam may be andoipated front dale Motion of die- ram, who have redacted hear upon their cow , try.—Nanaisster Guardian. i If ill li 11 16 L I S i 41 4, NINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLool. Business in the mining market to day is limited, bat shares in East Wheal Rassell,Providence Mines , Tincroft, and Wheal Mary Ann, continued in de mand. Tincro ft shares are officigly marked in the Stock Exchange, Si. Other descriptions are quiet. In foreign mining shares warcely any bnainees has been done. Port Phillip Mining shares have been dealt in at 14s. 6d. The Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Company's ad vice. from ltdelbourne, received this morning, con tinue of a satisfactory character. The profit made in July amounted to over 1,500/. in addition to expend ing 3001. jn stores and repairing machinery. A further repiittanoe, amounting to 1,0001., has been received, making a total of 3,5001. actually to band. At a two-monthly meeting of the adventurers in Bingen= Down Consols, held on the 7th inst., the acoounts presented showed a ash balance in favour of ths mine amounting to 6191. 164.8 d. also an estimated balance of payment. over reeeipte before the meeting to be held in December next of 3111. 3s. 2d. A call of la. per thus was made, payable on the 23rd inst. - - - 7 At a meenng of the adventurers in Great Wheal Bidden. held on the 12th inst., the accounts showed • Wince of 1901. 9s. 9d. to favour of the mine. Mr. T. B. Laws was appointed secretary in the room of Mr. Hieckhoefer, who had tendered his resignation, which Ina accepted. The com mittee of management were re-raected, and now coulees of Charles Hill, Henry HM, J. Williams, W. Lass, and 80andish Motto, Berm. WIIDNISDAY In the Stock Exchange to-day there were a_good number of transactions in shares in Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes), St. Day United, Wheal Mary Aan, Kelly Bray, Great Whwl Alfred, Wheal Trelawny, and East Wheal Rummell. Prima exhibit liftb change. In foreign and colonial mining securities there was no movement of importance. The shares of the North Rhine Mining Company of South Australia were quoted 3-16 to Fern. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MINCDM-LANE.-THIS DAY. scows.—The tone of the market i 2 strengthened, although the amount of business done has not been large. Refined lamps remain quoted 62. a. 61. to 645. 6d. Comer.—Tau article is without animation, yet prices are supported. Plantation Ceylon enld, middling, 665. to 72a ; very tined, 76e. Rto bought in, from els. 6d. to 465. Oilers but limited. . . . . . Ter:—The market is very grin, in the facie of the last public sales. declared far to-morrow. Commas Conga', 100. to 100 d. bF re as. —Peprer, Singapore, sold at 46d. to 41d. ; Pimento, 3d. to vt. SALlVEnts.—Refractios ni said at 45e. COTTON remains out of deemed. INDIGO (Sad day).—Gani and fine Belga' autinos in limited request, end wend marks were withdrawn ; middling and good middling sorts were father cheaper than yesterday ; ordinary and low wasumhipt deco phone are in good repeat at 3d. to 6d. adrenal; 1,532 chests weld the mutton, of whkh 575 were withdrawn, and 300 bought in, leavicg 657 sold. itr re has sold heavily, and quotations ars ecatoely nit pott ed. HEN v.--IdanMa sold staaddy, at 281. to 301. TALLOW MARKET.-'PHIS DAY. The roar kat i; qUit7tTotruiallow is quoted ON. sett mak , Petetsbura Y. C. on die spot, hoe.; October to December. 495. Sd. to dd.; ditto, seperately, 49e. Od. ; January to Much, 495. 9d. to 60a. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We hare a good supply of beasts, and a very ' enta/1 demand. Prim are lower, and • considerable atilsaber remain uneold. Good sheep are not m y p i a = however, Mooday's quotations cannot be end the re is soweely say We ler inferior deseelognss; Trade Is very dull for Wyss at fully Si. per 8110 Niediss. From Germ sny and Holland there ere 221 beasts, 2,32lldinsp. and 127 selves. The noethena and midland coundes, 400 boasts, sad 132 Wish cows from the home countle& nesatag dela. a a. I. rig swag gt Me d. a 4. lisegtorda. a 4 I Dixt L. k Elf-breg 4 4 4 Dist leacwoolg .... 4 4 4 I Neel 424122 boob— 2I 3 4 Do. de PM Dr ...... 3 4 4 4 Da na moat' esiii t• 4 0 30 4 t Do do. gthota Batt Dr• Battaredt 4 4DP IdatlM . ...... Mee 44 market. UV: 11•111 sad Uinta 6,540 ; WM. 41144, SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) ]Sr. B. J. Davis reports a short supply at adverted gtil• Prime meadow hay, 70a. to 80s , (swim. le 90a. ; infonor do., Ik. to 74. ; rowan, dOs to 74.; clover, old, 90s. to 105 a; second cut, 70a. to 905., straw, 24a. to 27e.