The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-24 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Defoe* Mr. Goneloriorarr Rearm) IN UK /OVA LOCKHART MORT'JN. The bealsinie:ler;• seemliest and couimimion•agent, of Filet h-lace„ Me km convicted of forgery, end is now under going his sentesee. The fame we fresh in the recollection of thc yob' ic. TIM •es the adj 'urged email net ion meet ing. Tb. sr connts,brepered by Merv.. COMAS end Co..ehow luMlitir of 1250001. but the chums spina the mute are expected to sage between 70,fitil./. and 80,000 f. Of these claims upwards O 0,0001. we is iseiect of forged er wptances. The meets, including propetti in Norway end dee ob e r., are ystrimid at upwards of 40,000 Mr. BA, the talkiel mime*, states OM dr secant hitherto ivived le 9.6531., out of which dividend will he &rimed of J.. Oel. or 4e. no the &Mostar/tidy pewit linnitmt Si. l.rought up in custody, but we allowed to sari la • ram stljutaial the assn. _ Mr. GoWorthy, foislos snips% Offered no opposition, sad the imaknipt prod. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAT.) Te Ode lie sissias of dm CariLld Criminal Conn mu area Iraq biro Me Keels Has. dm Lord = Recorder. Mims Loner* HAM, and AWN*, nand* mod Wears Ostsnal,tb• wall-apponied lbrira Bashiss sad Greas. mader-stitndt, Mr Int oaks at Os alerts wawa. W rims et Friftesist I. hie sheep he the grand jetty, mid dist elthoogh them wee a comaderehis numb,. of priseele• Mal at the prier at u ibis ecianame t : was the not peals this wiesl at the gar, aim. to be dispeeed of were of a very seri me chareMer, sad the eireemeeneess ter anted with moms e f them were of • very yeentler wean. The ant aim to which he frit It assessoty w eat rig err Lion we. • (barge of 'Mkt moods* spirt • rasa aired Wiggins, who nes accused of commieg the death of be, eking It spewed, le tole rase, that the primmer bed hem Is this habit of tonverise the child be r extreortlftegy UMW by tyro it to the bedemed with its held d u es, sad thee, karat kept it ha egiit lairli 4 asa dartag • whale sight, the ent rain the childre ford to be bed. tat coos. of bar :reay, memieteed so doubt, by the pla rim tAMi l had bar hipt ft se kag • tiro The law pre a pear the right se sheaths a rid, bat las aggertien rot be gronehle sad parr, or It wee widenherly en tirrepri sr be pear • said in this we win sad ihe pond y sherd be of errs dret tat grletr air bre been Gwen that dr& wear sate Ms neat, try rail be *Old la rear bop • WI 4 vigil murder. 14 biermur, disc ✓end waren say domit epos thee pit It weesalki be rob duty to Gad s bill let essaelseitor only. There we. * gawp of grarrian spirt a Woman raw* Reellt, who w samsed of caustag the drib of her or child by ngetanina and etamstme. It sppered b this re that the primmer had hoes in the weather with kr child, der south(. l, int that she ineheed epos g.iag out, sad ✓oar be the streets all Wirt ovrt her Wing. They IMO bath shirrs/de Bout to the rithrost when the rid died; sod the Tribe Ist thr wee rear the deer we. to be attributed le the pfsawor bags. open to. &lid to the iiickeseasy el the wewar sr a m Wing to provide it with Per-p-r agoinharat eight that she wee ateout mom the workhouse, an d ril l this wee mode eat M thew odium boa, it would be their duty to morn • hell for secnelasehter. There wee elm • charge spinet several preemie of Weft( admialmered sensor with West to murder, sad be and it was Is be Inroad that in the present state of the law it was doubtful whether anythieg short of aa la tent to murder could be mate the subject of as kitfichnent, although great bodily Wary Gad angering might he occammed by the art 44 the party mowed. The oaly recouping cam to whiat het cooddeeed it necessary to advert was a charge arising out of the Wilder: seeks, mid it would appear that the partite were charged with cenapiriog toge ther to intimidate and purest certain other workmen hem tails, employmeet. He to, usht it right to Maim dims that the low permitted too/knees and cosatere to oemblas together foe the porticos of fixing the number of working hours and the mown of remuneration that should be paid, and the masters had • perfect right to my what number of hours the workmen should b 9 employed, and what amount of wage, 9hould be paid, while the min had sa equal right to make the conditions upon which they were willing to render their services. The latter had aho • right to persuade other vo oilmen to leave any employe:wet in which they might ho eneseed, and all that the law would take cognisance of was tem-thew thee act was scoompsaied by threats or intimidation, tithe r direct or Indirect, and if din wee eetehliebed by the evidence it would be their duty to and a trim bill. The grand Jery this rind. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) BOW.STREET. AUAVLTISO THE TOLL..tt LecrOk AT wATERT.OO.IIMOI. imam Oates, a draym in the employ of Combs, Dela ead Co,. vee cLarged with attempting as evade the toll al▪ asseids the collector at Waterloo-bridge, on &today & hot. The menplainant, George notirnow, deposed that be was en ditty es the eight is question between 6 sad 7 o'clock, when the defrodeint astir. with his dray and proceeded through the gstei. Witt demanded the toll, upon which he said, "My men t e'rind will settle that." Witco. said Lille would wS do (havng before bed experience of the " dodge ") and requested the detritus,* to pall his horses up sad seep at the side of the roadway till his mare ease. This he dec.ioed to do, and the home sod My War: airs half say through the gate, wed • Momper isiriesiotted thereby which would greatly 1- 41•110.11111111 the public just arriving from the railway station, grime aMml the atteatios of a policeman to the fact, sad then wok tae lesdiag horse+ bead with the view of hacking Ike YrraT, the pra.ner having spin refuel to do scything nape • • to drive forward." Ulm this the latter walked to waving sad delsorately struck him a violent blow on the heal, Me which be wee glees into custody. Mae beam aphira won rurroborsted by a policoocesetabie of the - fie leimelant admitted that be committed the result. Aa befl. a couple of yoaag 11 , wele undm hie charge, end the attempt' to back them wan most dangerous. U. would ham struck any maa for &tag it. Hi. Leaman would hare paid the toll all eight. It wee the custom always to leave that to the foretnin. Mr. Poweil, the weretary to the Bridge Company, sold he felt It hie deep to bused and coreplale of the general coeds* of theme firestorm, who gave than a great deal of trouble. Th.y neetally retuned 1•11-Arank at eight, and Wanda trying entry omens torrid, the toll, occonosally defrauded tbe Company by reproved,a that their banal' 1/010 e= (sad No paying half-toll), whoa It happened th a t th e y seli • few anpty ones wide. Ids. hallo, geed the defendant U., being ball the penalty, sr sew moth's impriammient, treating this would be • ween ie Intinism MARLBOROUGH-STREET. tins LAR.-11 , 11kAORD1111•1111 nada litithardB, • 111.1i....0, was charged with saw,* Pleildiat Putnam, ilione neer, of No. 3, Ilegtehennest. Oilladquinst, by ',Laying a violin, and with wiessing ait llisernlninne idward Low* of brew Marlboros(lwalvwd. he the aceeplainaut, sad having related 00 the tiate= l was fully impend is thew o Imam rie flatraday)—eweewlett an offnuoiro caricature tehttitcd is CM W*IAWN of Mr. }hive", of the White Hut, m Markatrehrest, rreertlatg os Mr. Marti., ma man iac Muire-kr.per, aad lir. Partens, the present cowylainant— ..id that os flarwrisy tight the orieuvor IttutattLe soot to this home of Mr. FlArirrr, sad mud:oared platice his vhalls, 'arias aril It ham • hnardeilay us. a harp. A sob wanabled of about 600 per sew, end tie etweeet do orbeoes prevailed ; and if a, atop wee bet tut to et the µnous cosplaralni would /wee to sire op beetare. Mr. Potwar wad Le requested the primer r PP MN% Whig' • Iwo naulrr of pereose arneliek MO ow 400, bean to. •is: and yelling. ma b sod Mr. Marcie, the asliag !wise '.star. The primmer moved a abort dientsce. Liu w Mordant Mill., 4 111.1hed retuning awl began 01.y0u.• moon. Mr. Flower thee test the wows., into Me huh... anottlar is oMebl. came up, and etymon,. tbe plower ~u , aa4 began playing splits. Mr. Flow. cant. mks. dmr And addnowed th. pond., whorl how (Mr. Puniw it ' owl '4.. Cittmawle, the macaw, reta:wii to ti.e.t playing, sae 'skin into cus tody. 101 l fog' In g o, and your playiett creates a crowd sod did...c.a., ower ddb 700 I. play cu. you are u..1.n t , prate of the utearopuliw sod when the cosytat te.l )0,1 to p. ynu giro bound to do I finP p.O 4°' • . • fT,' atb, and if Mr. Flower 1.. to par the eto !or .-°1 be ran do so. Mr. Flower ateoda es ktrls chants of long Oct ['team', I think. 1.1e4.4•0111644.041. a lad, raw 'hi n charged with weaulting Mr Putman slid-'he • .ro ulnytyrwy, p a ang r i se to lb. pre _ comm.... t e rm g Jo e ot., La wbat 101 r .scanty called Loa tattoo - hint r., has king hie hat an. rbL ear.), Th. 11.0 was pr..ard Icy Mr. Potwar, Beech, 117 E, sad Soak b 8 E, and pe3easar Rae Oiled 40e., ue s /n owt, M r , Bred ~,,cl,,,La a to the two MIN" awl it era. awn •••••••••, sad new be atiAl.d. It was sob law, amid soaking elaa, mad will bow tit Le tut does with • rrry high bawl. II be had re already posed the seetenre of Oa., w a isestb, he would bete bopoe.d a bee of M. or two sonata; es ••to Ow 'Are., a chanoi of appeal. The 8 1.1 , maw tr.o In the getting eacittonne in the •wishbearhood. Large crowd. worsible W tn.pr ILo es elmaturea, and 'mat annuyasco to the diderest tradraturn b.. tem eared shar.bv. • atamanta hae . .ins crewed sealed Mr. Flowers log the eddlefiee el the cariral WORSIIIP-ATKERT. Tin Utvit ui IL•uWL11100II. ./.4e Nookrued, • eroy Lobag prima. err ebArged mak tLr folbrvioi robbery. Idrs. Isabella Hairdo., residing at 1, Oambridge-tartace, Hackney, stated that the prisoner, about 10 o'clock this morning, applied to me • drawing -tom and bed-r ade c,rtieed as bring to let in her house. While viewing them she left the room for a brief interval, and on returning he clammed that be would confer with his lady about en gaging them. Shortly after he had left she mimed a volume of the Hiptoey at England" from the drawingroow, and while reflecting on the character of her visitor there was another " rat-tat "—the gentleman had returned, was shown io, and ha then expressed bis intention to conclude amengemente for the accommodation, at the rime time set tog for pen sad ink to give • reference in the Kent-rod. A gran beg carried by the prisoner caught bar eye ; someth;ns like a book, to jo4e from the shape, was CUD` tained therein too. " Escort me, sir, but dal 7. u see a volume of the History of England when hereto few wham"' ahem P' asked witness, at the same time glancing significantly at the bog. Prisoner drew the string of the deposit, and 10, there wee the identical book, but pri soner insisted it was his own, became apparently indignant at the supposition of his having stolen it, and in the course of his excitement mallard to topple hie hat out of the win dow. He then endeavoured to leave the room the same way, under pretence of getting It, but sadetaane arrived, and the of itv gentler" despite tunoashan" was given Into the custody prim Polito awastable 454 N, said that when called to take the river be four two basks lying on a chair near where was Wading, sal the reereatriz mentioned that T e al been ,seed haw where try were usually kept. shapelellen at the charge a l til l =ser ib eret seemotigag sr him vim he Wen sr knavis h" lodger at or an the ramie% bass Os return the volutes din » • . err ultrawn to any of rediser, and woe restendsd THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1859. BhlTloli P N. I Unman. Da I C % almi. D"e"' "` .." "` l t*:... I as B . .nWWI Las lisca4l. i li f2ugmer — .. I DM* 4 D. s Ms. I. Womb lOS De.JoBIL .. .40 Do. Juno I. 1 Dits... M. Coisatti and D. Driers ... 4 lapeTostaDock u gars 19! Natal Oak I , T 1 ° alms ". Wr.V.....: 9 11.9 • Do. J .._ DI Ps 44 ger s r ._ wi.,,,.„. .. _ I Ds 7 D is eL P.,...— .... BO *Olt bulbs mm= .. 4 Ds i 04.8.9=.44. * Eti . . : 11 "D 1 11.7" aN. wirrotTili a D. ••• ye. d.. 2en De. do IS 'Mama I. Mit i lits sit,.: ,t : 474Pil I. 114 Da .o. 1 par NEL . OD %Ai Der eististes.. Do.Deet Es t Dali Ds r'_W - ktl ii7dcc: 1111 Malboora• °awe *II& IS I 11•1.2 111 4122: @ea& U Drew I P.. Rails_ De.11•1-Fot. nrim. •••• • 1 Tii•Uh4.ll•3l•ld. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT SIAM WC TZLIGIIMPS.) NEWMARKET MEETINOr(THIS DAT.) HANDICAP PLATS. Osaibridge COMM. Otesawleb Fmk Jookia .. .. .. I .. is .. .. 2 17 rsa. CRITERION STALES. Fire forionis 182 yards. Tiondurbolk letwoebann, B..ntinek, Irekeen Mary, ekeken, Akinkir, Tbomaaby, Manzaronl, Layman; Jaws, Asnanann, Anne% Minton, Van &roma, led Vanqvisbar me Yen. BILLING HANDICAP OF 10 BOYS. Lb. N. Foralost, le 71b.; Jemmy Loos lon, 13st; Now Forest Dort, 7d 71b; Lecturow, 7sr 41b. All mee ham HANDICAP. R.Y. Prioress, e yrs, tat INS; Indliess, 3 y e s, 74 113; Astor* 3 yrs, it Mb; Prelude, 3 yrs, ; 'raki, 3 yrs, ; Ilarholose, 3 yrs, sst 23b. Allan krt. PAID FOZ7llT.—Fillab.. BWEEPSTAKIII OF 10 60 1 711. Lpaatea, atm or the Baas, Olympia, Naaphyla, Array, rd Margalllalaa an Mn. BWEIPBTAXIII el 10 BOWL Lady Fal c o mir, Riairari, Paella. f, aud Buttercup are Irma Lusa Emma. CANDIUDGISHIRR STAKES. 8 to opt Antra (t) 9 to Norsk Lisoola (t) 9 to Awry (aid) 10 to (t) 20 to Son Spode (t) 20 to Madam (t) 60 to K. Phillip, (t) CRITERION STAKES. 6 to 6 opt nomlob* 7 to 4 TOormaby 10 to 1 Joni 4 to 1 as two THZ PIOTOSID MONITNIENT TO Ms. JOHN FIELDIN.-011 Saturday evesiag, setnerously attended mestiag wee held at the Nerthgate Hotel, Halifax, the object ol which was to raise subscription* in Halifax and the neighbourhood towards tbe nekton monument. The meeting was composed of delegates from the ril4ollll mills In the town ; and *Mows were appointed to collect monies, end forward them le the bead qoartairs. Mr. Hirst, of Tod , mordso, was also pressut, and stated that, Is Todmorden, upwards of 3001. bed base raised. Among the Halifax sub scribers were swesenred Major Edwar&, M.P., 61. 6a,,• Messrs. John Crossley sad Soca, 61. 64.; Edward Abroyd , M. 6.. amid others. A canvass al the tows sad ate. Viet is about re be mate. Loss or Las BY Fns.—On Saturday raoraing Payne, W coroner for Southwark, received inforsatket of the death of We. Harriet Harney, aged forty-sine years, who resided in Peresveranomarest. Blue Anchor-road, Her- medesy, who was burnt to,,cleath under the following mp Iwboly citcumstances appears that the unfortunate lady was sitting by the aide of the fire when bee dress be- NM *Dated. An alarm was relied by her daughter, snd as Crentering her room they found her in • body of flames. e en gloss of the brigade were sent for and promptly arrived, la the meantime the unfortunate woman war extricated fn,m her frightful position, and the dames extinguished with blankete, Medial anistmos we. sent for, sad*. poor mature was removed to Guy'. Hospital, but ells gradually sunk and expired. FILE AND Loss or Ltre.—On Saturday night • fire limits out in the premises belong's; to Mrs. Mary Am Hutchins, a lodging•hosee keeper, No. 27, Upper Eaton serest, Pimlico, which has been attended with fatal mese miasma. le appears tha t allot • sudden, loud mid Menem mesas were limed proceeding from the ground-floor of the Is sa instant afterwards the inhabitants of the digret hemp sem wee* aroused, and memensteni wen &spaded to oat the Royal Society's escapes aod engines. In the NOM ef a few nsientse the engines of the sad than at She London Brigade , from re l it-Meet, Cieldee-equere, mad C tandem-titreA, ar rived. Seemed of the neighbours, upon hearing the alarm, ruled Into the building, when, upon the stairs leading from the ground toot, a woman fifty years of age, named Mary Churchill, wee found lying oa the beards easeplealy enveloped In Rome, the dm at the time wee ras the landing. The unfortunate creature wee raged e:I/the Ire by some of the neighbours, when she me Mad to be bunt in • Perini manner ; so mach so that when she wee lifted from the flooring the flesh peeled off her body. The fire wee quickly subdued, and mesmaters were seat for medical aid. A surgeon promptly attended, and, upon ex amining the unfortunate woman, prononnced life to be quite extinct. The remains were removed to wait e coroner's in quiet. The misfortune was ceased by a spark flying out of a lighted candle, which Ignited the clothing of the deceased. The occupier of the premises was tamed in the Plicesix , Fire- offlov. FATAL ACCIONNT ON TAT GidAT Wzgrziug daturday.—An accident occurred so the shove Hoe skis montleg at Hatton, near to Warwick. Tbeengineer of the op-teein, which was doe at Warwick at 10.10 a.m., en oppriftehing the level erasing at Hata., sow some person walking on the line; he sounded the whistle, sad did dl be could to attract 'amnion, has, no fortunwely, without avail. The train came up to the pat ios' umf lb. inner buffer of the sagas struck him and s.. c is s i id m down on the herd ere.) of the hoe. Some mom who wets at work in an adjoining field Marred vet sad to arrtvted so the spot, found the pen w to be Mr. Males Smith, humor, of Hatton. The moo who puked up kis body elates that Hr. Smith opened his mouth twice, as if seals. 'series to speak, but was utterly hostile to do so ; that backbone appeared to Le quite broken ' that a large quantity of Mood dewed from his beck, and that when be lifted the body It felt to him a. though it were broke. Otto two parts. Dr. Porsey, of the County Lunatic Asylum, wris sent for, but on his arriving on the spot he found life w. origin. The deceeeed, who wee about 40 years of woe then removed to his own hove, and received by Hrs. Smith, who bed been expeetiog his return house for some time ;mot. It,. Swath bed been to an adjeoent farm. sod was rerunning. He hoed got upon the railway line as being the marsrt way to his hoer, intending, doubtlew, to leave Oho Nee .t the level creesiog, three quarters of a toile from es some of the strident. He Mares a wide, we large 11,1.1,* M st.excnour Dzente.—Oar obituary this week meows two deaths which, thotigh occurrine in $ privets sad rem aseinded fssnly , will diffuse deep end bearttelt see►aw OVel. se tat melly wide aerie. We allude to the /widen sad lamented remove) of Mr. Adam Dalin, of Primelaw, East Lotbian, sad ►ls Wiser, Mi.. Jane Darltng, by melte. mat fever. Miaow hi GOO eloy. For many years they have been vary ezteseively kaown as promineat osenthem of Ai inthmeting family in the Leutmermoom„ whose dwelling hes some se a Unlit in that wide end enlitary re sloe, end cone mama itself with the recolloctioes of nmasvomi visitors from all parts of the country. The artless simplicity and quaint kaftans of a former ago were here amociated with the literary oakum and 1,811410.11 t of the prevent; sod the result wee aa Ynerpbere of intelligence. purity, and charity which amp could breaths without be•ng the better he it. It was II Loathing rime to a long life twat in the purest acts of hr anginas that bock brother and sister should fall victims to the fame fest?, maght in ...Mier On and miiiietering to as klesmat Irish reaper, to whom, owlet this disease, they ►ad Own sitelter.—Jestrk Adoertiaer. TMs BILIIIRIT COMlllBsloNBl—The Gloucester ra rity IP= weemed ea Bettudey, ahem • week's adjournment. Upeardm el thirty witnesses W.V. mamilmed oe eatuntay. A seather al the.. weneeme teerifled to the corrupt reensee. dose b which Hwy Bad bore imaged, makieg merchandise of their vows. Kr. Jniims Barnard, who m red ea the friend my Mir R . Cordes. ems ender en*Millation • Meg tiros giving • geed member al Imetetisg and miamtlefamory rephee. He willMee to be recalled. At th e Wakenaid on Satin. day Mr. Clorriesweeth was recalled, and a ch e d wh o th e " Was I. the Moon " was shout wooer they had heard en mech. The short reply "I do sot know, lanf do I boner who sat hum bent" qtrestione respecting the Meese@ of imporaat grfteeemee wary snewered in mach tn. mime way, altbnueb Me. Charleseowth deemed hi. wish thee they eheld make their appearance. Both inquiries hem moist bus adjourned. 6.11.4.1 a 1.1828.-711.18 Ld k . Two o'CLocm. The railway share market to-day is decidedly is heavy. Lancashire and Yorkshire, Midland, and 11, Great Western stocks hare declined Ito / per cent., w; and most of the other leading descriptions 3to a 1 per cent. London and North Western stock te now quoted 961 to ; Great Western, 631 to 64; 101 i Midland, 1051 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1 /: 983 to 1; South Eastern, 761 to 77 ; York and p North Midland, 731 to 741; Berwick, 891 t o , D ic 901; Caledonian, 891 to 901 ; North British, 691 6 to 1; and Eastern Counties, 661 to 661. 110 Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are heavy at 3 1 /, 11 to 1 13.16 prem. The Indian shares are dull. at The Canadian lines are also less inquired for. — to I —"pals. !VekilievilOXlL 91 U If Of It 1 6 f 1 1 I i i- Of lb Le dim — car I IR A Fai. *"I. ' 6 ' ior° 99 __ ii — lO - 1 48 40 It t i t ft ft 0 7 . 4 Oat 1 1 1 Hi 11 93 102 91 1.2 Lei lig 1 :!, 9, ii ii 39 91 93 91 11 II 19 7 it It I It 1 LIMN LI&S LT VLIRD . 3 :1 ler: rjrzfrop .{M lii ti lrighrli all• au! '" . lie I per suet d 0... —. . lie Jarman ile II Vit. W.l 4IL I k. ..., =lO.l/1..... Sim .4 , ilLga i 1 2 5 61- .11.1 ... all •!O illessulik Ito . 13 las.. • • 8 • 1111 • 1 Ile ri OW .w WNW{ mewl par mi. e• Iliallilli .. i a nixtretaiiiii I Siormailiol I pa siai. lie Y Ileil=ren il. d. 2 /Is. i 1. NI sei6..AtTial islillseglosii. all IM = . Y.. POZZION 01 ll an in4 aallioni rar. iolomaraa . ■ .11 &. .1.1 4. .aaa4. .61: 10 D , 6.lNista i thc cri: 1 i s. ad a rZtal: 1 N ir 11pr0t.... r .... 10 all t iN taiztl e carr. 14 10 all Dot es : OAI all Ite . .. traill wan! 0: all 1ang .... :71 p.a. - is an a want. 101 all •. illr.W .41Isams II p. a 99 19 t 9 10 111 111 US 11f In U 6 li 17 140 143 zd El E 2 14 SI 114 U. N 96 II tt t 7 0 t e.. II It ... . 111 140 N 101 101 104 N 114 Ti Ti Pi In ~ Us OOLOSIAL GOTISAMINT fiyi;;l7l7l= Fa r Miri Do. I p. a. 11,4PiArArd• litak* •IITIUH 11131/0. ILand Uft. (RUM& Brllisli Ins Dorm Qtr. Zgamel• --- Clifford Addible' 191..Aohyt drud dorribAc i Ith A it Ohio. - CteAM 111111041.400, ...... SW* Doves *%08 , 7 . 1_4100n! Mem Oroltv. pr.r.r. Maw U.lwitot t i &Voit ° 7ll l l . : tIr l" I n Oroft Vole of Towel At overtbso . Vol Ibml itri;;;, ..ovltoNn (Lbluard MOIVEY MAK Z:82.-1111S DAs. Two o'CLocz. The funds to-day are again heavy, in con sequence of the declaration of war by Spain against Morocco, but the downward tendency has been restrained by the appearance of the govern. meat broker u a buyer of 15,000/. Reduced Three per Cent. Stock. The reduction in Consols, compared with the closing quotations of Saturday, is between 1- and 1 per cent. In tome of the other markets the decline is more considerable. At Paris to-day the Ihree per Cent. Mentes (ac cording to Mr. Renter's telegram) opened at 69.26 and immediately receded to G 9.20, being per cent. lower than on Saturday afternoon. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is rather better than on Saturday, being quoted 102 i to 103. The stock is quoted 1021 to 103. Consob are officially marked 9G to I for money, and 981 to for the account. The present quota tions are 951, " buyers," for cash, and 95t, " sellers," for the Bth November. Bank Stock hu been dealt in at 225 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 941 to e ; the New Three per Cents., at 941 to 1; India Stock, at 221 to 2211; the New Indian Loan (stock), at 1021 to 1031; ditto scrip at 102/ to 1; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1859, at 981 to 1; and Exchequer Bill., at 281. to 31s. per. - The foreign stock market I. heavy in cha racter, especially as regards Spanish stocks, which have fallen considerably, and Turkish. The Old Turkish Six per Cent,. have fallen 1 per cent., being quoted 78 1 to /. The Loan of 1858 is also flat at 671 to 1. Mexican and several other foreign descriptions re main heavy. Sales are recorded u follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 96 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1839 and 18.59, 101/ ; Danish Three per Cents., 84 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 661, 66 (exchange 128.) ; Equsdor Provisional Land Warrants, 31; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 21i, 221 ; New Granada Active Bonds, 17 ; ditto, De ferred, 61; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 901; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 821 (exchange 45.) ; Portuguese Three per Cents. (18.63), for account, 451 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991; ditto Three per Cent. scrip, I die. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 44, 461; ditto New Deferred Three per Ceuta., for account, 33, 321; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 781,; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 671, 671; ditto Guaranteed Four per cents., 103; Venezuela Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 28/, 28 ; ditto, One per Cents., 141. . . . . • The British Trident has arrived from Melbourne with 131,0001. in gold. The demand for money on Saturday, both at the Bank and in Lombardutreet, was fully equal to the average on a Saturday. Discounters show more firmness in requiring 2i per cent. The smallness of the amount of dividend money left in the Bank as "other" deposits has not escaped attention. Bankers generally seem to have found employment for their balances to an unusual extent. The imports of the precious metals last week were large. Oar list includes 118,0001. by the Parana, from the West Indies ; 20,0001. by the Arabia, 20,0001. by the Vanderbilt, and 6,0001. by the City of Baltimore, all three from the United State* ; 333,0001. by the Dover Castle, and 118,0001. by the Yorkshire, both from Melbourne; 12,0001. in gold coin from T urkey ; and 4,9711. by the Tagus, from the Peninsula. These arrivals represent an aggregate of not less than 818,0004 of which no portion has been cent into the Bank, the Continental demand having re vived. The King of Sardinia, by royal decree, orders the alienation of Rentes of the public debt to the amount of 100,000,000 fr.,or 4,000,0001. of stock, the proceeds of which will go chiefly towards the pecuniary in demnity agreed to be paid to Austria. The loan will of course be raised in Piedmont, unless French capi talists can be induced to tike a portion. As was anticipated, several of the principal mem bers of the cottlisse, or irregular market, at Paris, are now associating themselves with the agents de change, or licensed broken, under the amended re gulations lately promulgated. The Caledonian Railway tra ffi c return shows last week en increase of 2,0001. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announce the half-yearly dividends on Louisiana State Sterling Five per Cunt. Bonds (issued in favour of the Second Municipality of New Orleans), and on Quebec City Sterling Six per Cent. Bonds. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 31st inst. for the supply of 10,000 gallons of vinegar. The undermentioned ships are to carry Admiralty stores, viz. :—The Idalia, for Cape Town; Prospero, for Gibraltar; Diana, for Malta; General Wynd ham, for Melbourne; and the Patrician, for Hong Kong. The steamer Panther reached Malta from Mar seilles on the 15th inst. with the mails for Calcutta and China of the 10th, and left the same day for Alexandria. SATURDAY ZVI...NINO. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yes terday 96 to 1 for the Bth November, opened this weenie at 951 to 96, and closed at 931, or 95 13-16 to 16.16. For money the last price was 93/ to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. 000.11011, for money, 954, 96, 95t, 96, 93j; ditto for account (Bth Nor.), 96, 931; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94t, 941; New Three per Cents., 945, lisq I Bank Stock, 224 ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (5t0ck),1021,103 ; ditto (scrip), 1021, 102! ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 18.59, 98,964. The scrip of the New Indian Loan declined 4 per cent., leaving off at 1021 to 103. The stock was quoted 1021 to 1. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 18,59 were rather more offered. India Bonds were steady at 2e. to 61. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 28s. to 31s. prem. The foreign stock market was likewise very dull ; but, with the exception of Mexican Bonds, which have declined to 22 to 4, and of Spanish Deferred Three per Cents.,the market for which was uncertain at 321 to 331, prioss were not generally lower than yes terday. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. were quoted 1 781 to 794, and the last loan 674 to 681. There was no alteration to-day in the market foe bank shares. Electric Telegraph stock was quoted at an improvement of 1 per cent. The shares of the Great Ship Company have fallen to 15s. to 16s. Southampton Dock stock was marked 66, and the shares of the Indian and Australian Telegraph Company, par. Victoria Government Bonds were quoted to-day 1081 to 109. New Brunswick Government Bonds commanded an advance of 4 per cent. MINEB.-IHIB 1)4 7 Two dams. The mining market remains steady, but the amount of business this morning has been only moderate. In the Stock Exchange Gramhlur and St. Anbyn shares are officially marked 47 ; Great South Tolgno, 131 ; 'Wheal Grenville, 3;; and Providence, 50. But Caradon, Tamar Consols, Great Caradon, Ilingston Downs, and Vale of Tuwey shares have also met with business. . . ----- Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet. English and Aintralian Copper bars been dealt in at la. At • meeting of advistarses In Bolas& Mine, bald an the 18th irsit , the accoant• ahowsd a balance la favour of the adventurers of 2.6611. 11a, lid. A dividend of 21. 10s. pm abase 0060 was declared, having • sum of 2,0641. lls 7d to be carried to the next imatent, w:i ~iw' ei I I.oli I ORDIZAST MAZDA AND STOOKS IfiL iN. I BAISLIFATI. I A \ ......14 Saw: =. Bldrielis.avae *MB Beater,elostarlAßlLO Z d aralisTia Opus. • 4i• as Sv. ma pais 11.• 2: 12 t7g 61 . = s i ays drum arms t= . 00;11 - 1 - ft. 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The imports of t reign grain two Loudon hilleo lest Monday were reported this pp-mares .a small of flour, Large of Wheat, h.rge al barley, and fair of oats. _ _ , itzer.-Agnglisb, dull sale at about Irr, Mondays rates. Foreign unaltered In value. English white, 40a. to 48e. ; rezl, 35,. to 40s. per qr. • Daatzle and K on i gs b erg , 425. to 68e. per 4241 b. ; Rosto ck, 425. to 60s. ; ether Baltic I ores, 40e.14 48e.; Preach, 38s. to 42e. . . Fionain moths:ate demand, at hat Monday's prices. Town, Ma. to 43a.; Norfolk, 30e. 6d. per 2301 b.; French, 28s. to 33*. per 280Ib. ; Suter., 1.1.8., per barrel. Banzar.—Fine sorts continua scarce, sod maintained upon last Monday's rates. English, 24a. to 445. per qr.; Baltk, 245. to 27e. ; other sort., 235. to 275. per quarter. OATII, slow sale at last Menday's rates. British, 20s. to 304._ per qr. ; RUPIIIIII2, 184. to 24m, per qr. ; other Baltiu ports, 24. to 275. per qr. BEAKIL—EngIIsh and Egyptian quiet at last Monday's rates. English tick, 38e. to 41s. ; harrow, 421. to 46e. par qr. Foreign, 41h. to Nu. per qr. Egyptian, 32e. P Peas more inquired after at hat Monday's rates. English boilers, 475. to 50s. ; hog and grey, 38e. to 42a. ; foreign white, 48s. . . YCOATING CARl3o3s.—Bins last Friday &l i rain-ladea meads were reported arrived at ports of via., 19 wheat, 10 moire, 18 barley, 1 rye, 1 oats, 2 beans, 4 linseed. There are at present off the wen about 60 grain cargoes offeriog on sale. The latest sales were, Taganrog Ghia*, 44e. 6d. per 4921 b. ; mug, bi ge ra t il a , 28s. ad. per 48016. ; two °argon Odom rye, 261.6 d. lad 27a. per ap. gr. for the Continent. AIIRITA/17 LON - 110 - $ ROW OCIT. 1? TO 00T. U. ~.t . t ... W him Haft,. Mali. Osts. , llisse Pr now. DOA .41 r & 9 1 n 4 41 . halL . 1177/ Isaias.-- 19113 lOUS .... ISG 7 "SI ioio :::: lii ILO. lip,— PHI SS SOU 413 IS IN .. UM Ot.N. Rau 3l .... 1013 Ms .... 33 ..... $l7ll inelo MINCING-LAND.—(THIS DAT.) The following public eels me advertised for to-morrow : —Sugar 1,000 bride. of Wert Indies, 6,000 bags of Amway 800 beg, of Madras, and 1,000 bags of Penaog. Coffee : 100 nuke of Ceylon. Coon • 200 bags. Saltpetre: 600 begs. Rico : 3,000 begs. Eicame.—The market has been inactive since Friday thlp to arrived with the new avaaon teu. No sales reported eWs Friday. Rim—A very large business done on Saturday tt tall prior. Mhay pnerelly have a quiet appmranot. TALLOW MA HiLIYI.—(THIS DAT.) The market Is steady at the following priori —Town tallow, 60a, nut ash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, Ns. 9d. , ell the year, 69*. 6d. ,• Dscerabto, 69r. ed. to 69a. 9d. PARTIOOLAim 011 TA MOW IS& 11L 3- &oak ea bead Ude aker 10.44 10.117 41P16 Mless west &Ile 1,541 1,303 tgerees let Jaw MAD CORK 13.413 aeries! ......... 34131 6,03 1,114 Line feces Wives ....... ems 41. def 04 .1 1 S Mee Y.O. par est. INe fte eds. dil. O. Id 09s. 11.1 Mee Totem lest Mese Res SU St de 60. Arrival for Me .111 k man la of Sommtmr 104 par. 3, . 1921 dMimr7. 113701 aim Mr mini Mt ...tearro from R. PareuMrrg. 1119 tam Odom 1111 from amtratia, tram Bomb Amelia.* tram Mbar pisem.-.Tma r lAN raMm METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) More is • large supply of berm to-day, sad comae qnsatly trade Is ant so teisk ; booranr, Gum is not much roductlou is choicest Hods, Ths numbs' of Amp Is not much larger, sal prbsos unsitsesd. Good calms are still scarce sad dear. From Germary sad Holland there sr 1,780 beasts, 5,850 sheep, and 94 calves. Scotland 100 boosts. Ireland 750, and 2,800 from the northern sod midland counties. 14 6. tor ems VSO4. S. 1. a. 4. Wass et Min 4. 4. 4. C. 11441111444.1143*314.. 4 1 4 0 DM it 0f464141b Bog 1iber51m436...... 4 110 tea. wool ...... 410 S 0 644431 visits bawls.. 3 4 4 , - D..... DIM ....... 1144 1.444 .1.0 i; .13 iiKii;34 - 6 6 4 semi. PIM NO. Buda st m 6441.14010 ; 'Asap awl Tanta 34.114 ; 04Dia 133: BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yates. Pattanden sad Smith report a tarp trade doing In Mid and East Kant, sad a Isis inquiry for Weald Kent and Sawn, at firm palm. Carranor Mid and East Kent., 70.., 100 u, 160 s. ; Weald Kanto, 66... 63.., 76e.; Baru, 505., 605., 70a. Ditty astiortsd at 820,0001. LOCAL LULUS MAIM& Llemmgeos, Oct. 2L-Tbs sort* opmalmse seal kntr , sad eking week. inelsoliaid, 171 I - MO* l mM 11 I , _ -011 ,Z . ... m .‘1ca1a1• 90c1l yule. C•Mata. *imae TM -Wagon and 1111..1b algui. I-a, me e-eta. gig. lei {-gee* 116.116, ra p t sal Wolk M inlaid. 14 l-Laeds slam, 411 I -Dogma ilo-Duant Zammisn. g-Orand Tame of Comilis.glii-emsmg lflatall of ea. 141 1. Maimassess, Oct. 110-Pilag wee eml. lower, but fair awl of lagoon was dos.. °slaloming. Steam PaigOons, peg lb -Wand Tank of Misers. lie -Kamm en d *Lederman, 14- sorner i zet i 17-Lemlos.roti llorth Western. 101-Momoleator. Ypil.. sad Lisooluebire, ebeeter nod Liverpool Maria Desk., le 1011-floutl Faster% gill-Ualen Hoak of Maiteloger r $L ADVANCE OF WAGU AT CLITIUMOL—The cotton spinners and .elf-actor =Were el Low Moor Mill, Dew- Must's Mill, and Ittilcook's Mill, have received an advance of wage% in accordance with the Blackburn seudard lie of prices. The man at Wellington Mill an now on strike.— Preston Guardia*. THE CRUSADE AGAINST THE LICENSED VICTUAL LERS AT KENDAL.—The made of the teetotallers and Mein' Law advocated, led by Mr. E. Whitest!, has faded in the defeat of the movement. It will be recollected that a few days ago an information was laid by them= against several publicans in Kendal, for Holing ex liquors at certain booths at the Kendal Agricultural Show, which were not licensed for the sale of liqnors. The magistrates at petty maims convicted upon this Informs- Han, and the pubticane having appealed against the deduce. the case caws on on Saturday before the quarter ea.Ona. After a long bearing, the bench quashed the information. The decision wee resolved with • burst of cheers in the court, which of cores wee Immediately checked by the bench. Ronan) or £6OO .— A Mr. Samoa Littlewood, of Oldham, was robbed a few nights past of upwards of 6001. Mr. Lipkwood, it appears, had gone to Newatetheon- Tyne for the purpose of attending the sale of a thenall, and with this large amount of money in his pocket-book, be was foolish enough to go into company sat Gateeheed from which, under any cir cumstances, be should have kept clear. His pocket book wart snatched loom his embusses breast pocket, end he bee heard nothing more of the book or its contents. The mount was made up by three notes of 1001. each, two of 601. some SI. Bank of England notes, and a cheque on • Koch dale bask. A woman was apprehended for the dream, but nothing was found upon her. A reward of 601. has been °And for the recovery of the property. CRIME IN TILE EASTERN COUNTIES.—A satisfao- Wry Hate of things is shown to exist by the calendar for the present quarter. At Eteocles on Monday than were but five prismere for trial; at Woodbridge, on Wednesday, but one. The chsirroan at the latter place (Mr. Charles Amain) re marked that at the last sesame there was but one prisoner for trial. At Ipswich (borough), on Tbnrsday, there were two prisoners, the reoorder Raid Power, Q.C.) ob toning that it waa a matter of 'Mahe. int to Bed that etc eon after station there was a great decrease of crime in the borough. EXTENSIVE PLUNDER OF A RUSSIAN BANK.—ln formattun was resolved on Saturday by the metrpolltan police that Herr Julia. Tod', cue of the new managers of the Ramie' bank at St. Petersburg, had absconded from that capital. plundering the bank of a large sum in cash, totes and numerous ohligstions on the Russian governmeet, floe being for 9,000 rouble.. Altogether, he bee taken with hint nearly 25.0001., which he has been traced to have arrived with in Louden on the 10E6 instant. A warrext hes been placed in the bends of Goddard, the .Meer, for his apprehmtioc, and a reward ul2OOl. ierffisred fur his sap Pare. SALE LIVERPOOL.—On Tuesday Meares Weker and Ackerley sold by auction the land and buildings comprised between Rumford-etre*, Chattel...ere South, and Eseeause-sweet west, extending se far wank es Exchaugo. alley, sod including the Mein Bridewell. The reserve pram was 60,000/ , and the biddings rose to 60,1601. at which rani the property was knocked down to Mr. Pima, fur Mr. William Brown. The land comprises 1.570 square yards, and the site Is a most desirable one foe Okra, which the purchaser Is requ.red to erre, after removing the present building., within a given time, and upon a plan to be 'p roved by the corporation. PROPOSED RAILWAY' FROM CALAIS TO 800- LOOtil.—The Awrwal de Calais state , that the early con. 'traction of this railway, the sumps of which haws been completed, and which has the antho riestion .1 a decree, is probable. It appears singular that while this line, wh ich can expect very little traffic, is still talked of, a railway is cot made from Boulogne to dr. 0- nee. This would be • straight lice from Folkestone to St. Omer. ard would open a direct c mmunication with Belgium and the interior of Europe. NEWSPAPER POSTAGE.—It would appear that for the convey,ince of newspapers the steam mast companies cannot merits with the Postwfilee, and we are afraid that the charge* of the former are on too high a scale. A* an in stance, we may mention that we received thin week en open package captaining 237 copies of the Melltestrne Argun. The Perineuler and Oriental Company', chugs for its trans. mission franc Melbourne amounted to 30e, but had the Mane number of papers been firwarded through the Post-cflice vim g ag teempeon, the Gnat would only have amounted to 19a. 9d. Newspapers end periodicals are, according to the company'. tariff, prof "sea I STOPS , yed at &greatly ranted rate.—.ltestre tiers mid New Zr Owasite. METROPOLITAN OFEIE HOUITAL.—The aggregate !amber of patients relieved during the week eliding Oct. 22 was medical, 677; surgical, 30.5; total, 972 ; of which 287 were OM Mate CO *I I PO Illi le lb M 13116 M l" ad NI II Mw me T 4 le