The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-06 00:00:00

THR RIGHT HON. J. WIL)uN AT A s pecial general meeting of the Manchester t bvesam of Ounce was held yesterday in the Mayor's "aim, Totre-ball. to rewire the Right Hot. James Webeoll, l i who load wk..' tot so invitation for lbw purpose, preview Is oy d . r .„„ r „ too bells. There were perseat the follesiag ost i,„,. • —Mears. H. POW, Boss, T. Bosley, J A. Tres. M.P., W. intwiele, 0. L a worthy, c kve , bibs, J. Mem, Boyd, Orteabow, 0. 3. 7 . 40 1, T. Jame, J. Dame, Thorpe, the North amenom Coral, IL Trams., 1. Nogg, H. Aieworth, J. r ea matoe, J. Rom H. J. Uwe; W. Gtbb, J. L,„„ t „,a. lea., Nicholote, C. T. Pelham, R. Barlow, 8. 7. meat. J. Yeses, Histiaa, A. Wahl, W. Pia, R. real, W. Hadfield, M.P., D. J. IThanfay, J. Heron, W. ki N d a s, J. Clegg, J. M'Coasel, awl J. fleroaels. ILe C , nlattot reed the howls( reo•Mtiona to Kr. wdooe, *kith bed Ism weal wpm at s prelaeiaery meet ac of the Clessaber Wee monde( : • I. Met isemeash am the p.hec eapeadltaree la ladle ; .,ey Is. saw yam be la exam of imam it Is the phew spy d the swarm., eatbonthe of that esastey, M Imalie Aso, eel ut lbw a idled poodble day to meet apes, the Wei home et mealmiefter the rile mpomiltare sad the me .1 apses, either by oeseelikehea and eimplilembea of the nee* debt, ea mob isms am may mese meet desirshle ty the roamitathe at beads sehollohsamm with poorer t o Wow moles, wild., while the aavertthiMy AM be .trietly movided ke, shell be • legal tender llgi those pert@ of laths Mike are MOW to the Bolts, tlelo or by ilwilitettag fitters lens or adweret, by some ci • enter sad detailed madden of them ponawatt .nose of sh&imams, hem MIMI e 7 somNalehh Mamie cm be wok-la " 2. That la the baronial= of say sew tesalloa he the goo/raw to coma! WNW be awned to wake toe m oony et diet wentry, both real sad pommel, contrtbete to the her peowtkna , nether the to rennet trade by the We. polities bogrowed or awe duties oa while of import end .sport ; sad the directors of the Manceseler Clamber of believe tint this way be effected by • well eta* awed lacono sod property tar, by • woossolon duty ea pee perty, by the We of worse or weerapeed hadio la foreieple, amd by emesioalea the treader of leads, awe bold ash/ the wows and ad** to ea arbitrary wesenwes of ft:Wm en • fixed sad parommat tenors under • new or is fee, so eney be toned best cekalated to promote the °blest la J. That, la the °pianos of the boat* It le the duty of as eteolute goversteett (much se that = l a: elite la laths) to aes.tarage and promote pails weeks et each • character is conduce to the progress sad ef splatter' tiotaneerrei, as railroads, steals, works of paha,ich ere beyond the scope of private nava is those reastrise whet* the law tad liehlt s l7tr. people 0,11 attire freedom of action sad power of saahlaseicia otrtaltsta . being well armed that • *ham applicathat M the public moiety of India for these dames wield Ind greedy to saes the creek sad steosrese ai Aber fir; remake tem Kr. HADFIRLD, M.P., Mr. M. Zees newel the hiewiag mamba This rearOn eariNly Isader re tie SW Boa. James Wilma their denim Knee ha etteoleac• sire orday, Ng Yak bs wadies kr the were.. et Ide minim" Kr. "'minima ereaaded the teolles, which was carried mileali Zinte Ilea. J. WiLro, Ibis admired the meet kg et sere kregth. TER CR L'ACH. The Lord Chonorllor hie conferred the Vicarage of Kihneredmi, Somerset, valuta 2141., vacant by the death of the Rev. R. Hamilton, on the Rev. W. Teamed, who has ineptly relnigniatted the Atehdemonry of lAnaceeton, Dictates Lend. The Rey. 6. J. Gowried, M.A., has been presented So the Perpetual Currey of Kingston, Somerset, value 631. pw The Rev. Retry B. Rare has bean appointed sotto Rectory of Fiddington. near Bridgwater. value 3001. The Rev. Charles P. (ankh has been appointed to the Reesary of Ashbrittk, Ilosesnst, value 4001. Patron, J. Quk The Beat CAremiel• is informed that the Rectory of Bath kw boos olorml to the Rev. Chaim Hatable, Incomboat at st. Yitiumf a, Stockwell. Surrey, and shot tie two. Massa Ms imeoptiot the appointment. Mi. WALTERS AT BITIELET.—A demonstration Is forcer et Mr. Pielph Welters, the untested hbJ am ber for the borough, took place Isiit evening. Mr. Walters made a public entrance :roue the If ull•road, where a pewee- AS was formed, and he was then escorted round the town t) his lodgings in the market•plaee, from which pleat be addressed the people. A meetiog of Mr. Walters' friends is to take place this evening in the Mecheaics' Inetitnts, end addresses of sympathy are to be presented to him on behalf of the electors and non-elect Is. STRIKE AMONG MACHINE MAKERS AT BRAD roKt,.—At the Bradford Berm' Court, as Tuesday, • young men sawed Thomas Spencer, smacked maker, in the employ of Mr. Osage Hodges, Thornton-red, es sheeted nth haver, with about a dozen other skilled Teems struck work, coetrary to agreement, by which about 360 othe persons, apprentice and others in various departments were partially unemployed. It appears that at peewee Meese Bodges are fully employed, and cannot in elm Yorkshire or lecaehire obtain, for good wages of 23e. or upwards per week, es many alined workmen se they require in the epee meat in which defendant and the other men on strike were reused, and in notucquenee they had to employ mice sp. reties and tree them themselves. The defendant stated that he would not bane struck work had be nut been In some degree reapplied by the other mem. He ale confirmed the gateraeut made that skilled workmen could not at present be obtained by his employee in efficient number, and that two, for one, had been sect to engage several, tint did not succeed. Al the MOO time he promised to return to his work ester than run the rink of belay meat thee meths to the Bowe of Correvtion, and wee merely fined 6e. and costs.—Mooschester Itamitan. FATAL Boll.lfit EXPLOSION AT ACCRINGTON.— Teinwday thermos a boiler explosion happened at Breed Oak PAS Works. The boiler is • 20• horse cylindrical one, and wee casetruond to bete 421 b. pressure. At the time of tie accident the gams only indicated 321 b. The drama wes jot la tbe mot of Bring when the due bunt with • bud shock, and slat the dream, W3lieum Berns ' • di n teem of about twisty yards, killing him inetestsneocialy. Him body, where ;sad, presented an awful aspect, part of his bead Wag completely blown away, end am log severed from his body. Move the holler-bow L the room, the door of which is railed, in ands that tbs beatifies the boilers eaderesatb may dry the pieces. Several sea were employed la the place. The stem and wain niched though the door and tilled the place insamly. • pence mimed Wiliam Durniale who wee seeding epos • beating carriage, five yard. high, at the time of the ex plosion, wee blows of and scalded, and mangled wi th the lin to awl • degree that hie hie la despaired of. Two other C 77, used Pollard sad Hareem, were slightly scalded, 1. expected that their injuries will not prove fatal. A. coos as the stem bad subsided search was town, and the fell event of the peplos= ,en. The duo in the boiler seem. to be fractured about three inches from the nesting of lb. fint minks of plates, and a seam wreathed in the plate to the getout et two fret. The bodes is not removed from Its !siding more thee about rite inches, but it is slightly thrown MI It• right side. The unwary which separated the from the net was completely carried away by thole/ft of the etptoo n. Siam the shove wee written, we have hersed from the medical gres.lemen, Mr. Kershaw, that Handel., the penis waded, is not likely to live many 1101/14. El. nozzle is paztewt d, and body swelled to doable it• peeper dinerattcha. Both ads of Berame's head were completely blown s..y, end tothiag rammthe bat about two Moho of the middle of the bead. kiLLAXCNOLY Ocermazycz.—On Saturcla_y after arr. a areacholy imearerae look plate Met to Bridge of tr, in this toasty, led whisk has resulted is the drib f • highly norclablo know. Oa the day in weenies, Mr. James Brodie, of Dis4lield, took • time young horse of bis 011111 esariag to the furs at Bridge of Weir, for the Futon. of baring it shod foe tie kit time. After thy bad tun .1 .a• unofficially. ba ralurnel homewards, lading the so , m a by • halter. When withia • abort dietetic,. t.f he fano bouts be touched the neck of the hue. with a *witch, when it suddenly wheel d room!, at.l reoriet. Struck him with its bed fee no the Lieut. Mr. Broths at on,e fell to lbe grirrid, aid bi. daughter, who wu milt him, runts, up to bun, he e• dot fad he did not feel hart, but alum, lentredistely aiterwards be said he we. dying, sad leening hw k itrlt-d.tely espUd. Mr. Brodie, who was a.II brown in the oetebt.ourbood was highly respected, and be evident death will to keg mad deeply reported by his relative,. Deemed was daprlqt forty yore of aga TM horse be was keeling was sat that; 1..1 . ii, ions, God the occurrence world sneer to have bees purely wed/aril. A poet serf,.., ...terries afterwards torle ~Lowed that death had bra ,a,. e d by the rupture of the testi , settlhes, the osobrose gear n; the heart.—G logy, .11..1. FROM AN A filtEß —A singular accident cc rand hi the vlllair• of Ktegoley no Wrdareday, to • man gamed Charles Cbaadkr. It aptoare that tbrt• moo were Criritg potatoes ones me 'mould the propirty of Mr. Clue Wait.. between Um esti eleven two girls were also a'rwl wig, a rabbit start from the hedge sod run pro • bole, the phi. rolled the met mil toll them of It. Chandler went to the hots am! pi Me ins la, Cot an alder bit his for.hred. A mat by the Dame of Coker, who "MA thin., immediately tilled the reptile Ms pose 1611,111 . . I' intarr.r 41 'wellies to • fearful treat. Ile wee costr)r4 Alton at OW , .04 of fewhallt hotwoi be wee yearly blood. Mr. 14141 lowood, on k.kotr I. Istria what wt. the matter with the nue, and on tem' I. N the aster. of the we, 'applied the poor Milo. voth coma *Ms?. fat, ao4 air it to his ti t re, which nisses4 him or • "rest estset. H. was takes to • medical man, who gave him envie ~.d,, is. sod other remedies, wbelt ',lined Isle. We an happy to say the eau la now 4 44 well.— Wort &sirs Gis:ette. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1859. LAW DITELLIGENCh. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Eras) ONNISKAL SNICLTINO AND RENNIN° CONSTANT (LIMITTP). Ilds woe an adjoarned sitting for retains the hot of con. teksteria. 114. Lures apparel for the officio! liquidator; Mr. Barley end Ms. U. M. Phillips appeered for various persona whom It was proposed to place on the list ; Mr. Roxburgh also re prenatal the shareholders. The ire question arose on the nears of Mr. Gilchrist Maas, hiss • shareholder (de/weed), sad it was proposed to place hie widow es ademietetratriz of hie estate, on the lira. Mr. Bagley took objection its the ground that Mrs. Meson did not represent a shaisholder upon whom calls wore amthorised to be seek Mr. Mare had led 136 sans allotted to him It arideraks of money previously paid and gene meld to the sernsy ; consequently be was not liable to Kr. Loom rid tide atestion bad been already derided by Mr. Csariselower ler is other cases. No seater what wee the see sgesset between ehareboidso osd (Dorton', tbsp wore ootooolbly liable to third parties for Ma amount or shone hell by rim. Otherwise, these snapersts would be a freed as tbe public. Mr. lanberna, 'spraining Dr. nouns sad Mr. Haasern who had ebony ben placed on the 164, astride' Wt Mrs. Maten's sera meet be included. The 19th ese tios at the Limited Liabiliry Act wm oosclunive that persons who had signed the memorial of sesociatice must he reds sestribetories. Whetter they was ne be szeinted tree =so. on say ground, wee • question to be raised at a The Contatissiose—Yoe don't dispute that Mr. Mars wee a shareholder ? Kr. fia`le~—Not at all. Tbo Commissioner—Thou it appears to me clear that the moo saute to placed on t►e list. Some proof. were taken, and the liquidators were au thorised to oaks a call as the coutributonas, which will be du/p sitvertimetl. The amount for which the shareholders N lable is 21. les. per shore. IN RE CROC rORD. The bankrupt, Frederick Crockford, was deacribel ea a osinniiselca anent and prorisico merchant, of St. Jamas sexist. This was the adj ,, uroed examination meeting. The balance sheet compiled by Messrs. Paul and Turner shows the fdlowlog results from the lit June, 1856, to the 111th August, 1859 To misseured creditors To eraditors bolding shame To creditors hoklieg security 19,407 17 3 To volts To gifts of agitations To eMlesnent of affairs earplug, lat Joy 1866 32,330 10 8 t 99,66614 9 By By alre " eneld li v erelitors ii totooky Wily oralltro 14 Ito at polo oteitrooi to tam Cklmitu. • • AIM 16 0 By Node am= OAS By les as We of Ewa SAM 14 9 Mere was no oppositian, and the bankrupt paned. SHARE LISLI-71118 DAL Two O'CLOOW. The railway share market to-day is very steady at the closing quotations of yesterday. London and North Western stock has advanoed about 3 per cent., being quoted 931 to 94/. Great Western is quoted 831 to 1, Wag also slightly firmer ; Mid land, 1061 to 3 ; Lsncuhire and Yorkshire, 981 to; ; Great Northern, 102 to 103; Eastern Counties, 661 to 1 ; and York and North Midland, 72 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway ahans are rather dull, at 21 to 21 prem., ex int. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is rather more offered, whilst the Indian shares are more inquired for. .1.1... I - I 19 111 N N tt 79 - 11? We ~ ni IN IN It ff LW IN 100 104 N 198 ST2 II IT pa 11 17 pa 101 el Of 11 1 2 11/ ai 44 144 4411. i' i lli IS ;15 44 $4 SI Toi or.a. 'Neil PI Ni ta way ik ii ITS a li ells allt ON Ull I a l lt e die Ili ile4 I 9 94 Ai N! dr THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. Martho NersAaU was charged with atteespdarr to ecosseit suicide by throsias herself over the parapet at LA:Adm. bridge. -- folios-constable 629 sold—Yesterday, about 11 Volta I saw a crowd collected as Landon• Midge, and oa seism to the spot I eta the primmer ou the parapet, from where ales had attempted to precipitate herself, bat Ind bees pre vented by some of the byereaders. I_ got bar lowa sad per suaded her to go home grisly. SW meet •WU way, and when she got to the Mips she raa dove and rid she would throw herself in the water, but I ran after bar awl prom Med Mr. She was not sober at the time. I again _pwasteled her to go home. and she promised re abs do se, s.d sot attempt it epee, but fearing she tree, I idiewed her at • short dY- Wr baind. She west back over the bridge, but had sot gate vary far before abs again attempted to threw herself over the parapet. I ran forward, and eseght her jest in time to Fire her. Os her way to the station she said she had does aornething he which her father would never forgive her. I have made ismdrise et the address atm ger% which is her father's, and gad that as reseal of her bed oonduct she hr sat bees allowed to go bone for two mire. The Lord Mayer—Whet have you to ry, primer ? Prieoner —I re very Nom, ay lord, butt bar be. very unfortunate. The Lord Mayor said if An bad, that wee to MICR she should add iTtma re bar miefortane, and he ahould remand her for a week at two is order flat the chaplain might reason with her, and show her the eservaity of the aimed which she had been guilty. itannadel accordingly. BOW-15TREE T. •LLZOLD HO 88888 IV A CHILD. (44 , 1,1 Wv.rtl, a boy of between ten tad eleven years of see, wee brouebt before Mr. Mall, ca suspicion of stealing • poise containing 301. is end notes how • gentleman whose name was sot . i Sinew Lambert, of tho B division, depomed—ln weer quince of information which I received yesterday, I went, about 10 o'clock last night, to No. 10, Newton-street, Holborn. where I foetid the pektivese. I told him I wee a police-officer and wanted to speak to him about some money which he bad In hie paasawon. He geld, " I bops ' you won't lock me up, air ; t was not me that took it from the gentleman." I asked him when he got it from. He ' replied that he "piekwl It up.' I sated him bow much It wee, end he said, "There were twenty sovereigns, two 61. notes, and lc, • ports-monnais." I asked him when he picked it up, arid he replied in Newron-at rest. I then took him to the elation-boor end searched him, and found on him 71. 10.. In gold. 194. in silver, and lA. in a porie-monnsie. He said he had gins the two St. notes and 21. in gold to hls father, and that he had spent the remainder, out of which he had purchased a new suit of clothes for \Woolf. I afterwaria received information that a gentlernaa wee robbed on Monday night in Leicester -Notre of a ports ineanaie. ocaitaming 20 oovpreigna and two 51. notes. I triad to end him last night but did not &Goosed. If the prisoner le remaadsd I have no doubt I &hall be able to produce the gentleman. Hr. Hall observing that the prisoner must have spent upwards of 71., remanded him for further examination. THAMES. MIST 05 SCICIDF. Eli.lebetA 4b wafers. a most haggard and wretched-ImA um 'forme, aged 39, sad dearibed se a prostitute, of Shad wall, was brought before Mr. Yardley on remand, charged with attempting to commit self destruction. la . erimmer has bean in the Hoeft of Detention unde r . for a week, and it appeared from the evidence of Walter &ley, No. 390 K, that on the morning of Thursday lest, the 29th alt, at 2 o'clock, be saw the primmer loltae leg near Delicea-ataire, Shadweil where many of the unfor tonale women have terminated their career and misery by • watery grave. He eisructsd her intentions, end ending bar to be Ina very excited state he led her away, ezpoetulated with her, sad told her to go home. She pro. moiled to do so, and them prat tried towards the address she pars. About en hour afterward. &ley wee paring Pelletal etairs again, and to hi, great surprise saw the prisoner mush down the plying pls., tweeds the rim, end throw herself tato the water. The constable west in after her sad toned her In 9 feet of water. He swam after her, supported himeell by a mooring chain, and recovered her. Having pro cared minatatioe she was landed end realm hated, end afterwards reamed to the workhouse. On the heating of the cue last Tbseeility Mr. Yardley romraleoreted woh theprisoner on the Cathy sad wickedness of the rash act she had mealiest sad the wry sorrow steeps with her life. He mat her to the Hared Detention ire • week that she might recurs spiri tual ecesobatios fres the chaplain. Os the prisoner being arreinned this afternoon after the disposal of the night charges the ammonite maid that be had cived a good report from the chaplain of the Olerkenwell proton, who said she wee very penitent. The priromr—l am very sorry for what I have done, and I will not do It again. Mr. Yardley—Title is the second time you hare attempted self-destruction. anley—The third time, I believe, sir. Mr. Yardley asked if there waa aaybody to take are of the unfortunate woman The preamer said her sister would hats are of her, and bad come to the court for that pu,poss. Mr. Yardley—l haps she won ; and pray shandom your wittebed mt.!. of life or yea will °Dues t,t an mallard, rod. You on discharged. REVIVALISM A CHARGE ON " THE UNlON."—Yee herday (Tmoday). George Crosslie, • young fellow about seventem years of ag►, applied to the guardians at New lowans* for admisio, euff-ring (rem the physical Sects of revive/ism. He raid he felt metre pais. inwardly. He thought " it was the nerves working in his breast;" semstimes he could wither see ear speak, and lay pewerlses. He was two or three daps eat of the "re viver when this came apes him. Ha called his rem "revival" bootees he "palled oat for mercy the woe is the rue, end found pesos:" sad the pain of which be oars- Omitted mar first when he was w►ing after his calm- Sae.' Two of the guardians said they had each a harmer In the seas et:edition. The chairman read a letter trout a doctor, recossoseading his Mmiesine, as he was unable to mirk. The diseased youth was accordingly admitted.— Beirest The Cheitenham Examiner says that Clark, who hes made himaelt so notorious by hie connexion with Thompson and the money sent down to Gloucester for the late election, was the subject of popular indlemaion in the coy during the past week. He was hooted and in bled Moss in the streets, sad his been obliged to seek the I aid of the police. 1 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (lIT 11.LUTILIC BEDFORD MRErING.—(THIS DAY.) SCURRY HANDICAP. Half a silk. Blackthorv, °Heide, Ilstryloa, Beatrice, Lanumenet, Boundaway, Ochiltree, Dame Alms, sad Carlotta are here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Three masa The Rover, Polouum, Shea Jacket, Liveryman, Wild Roes, and Independence. All are here. Gruen ARKIVALI. - Ilesdowdek, Simpleton, Luvtre, Caliph, Smut. Gardenia f, WM" Phret• Mayflower, Appendix, end Mies Julia. ELECTION OP AN ALDERNAN.-(TIIIS DAT.) This morning a wardmot• was held at the vestry of St. Magnus, Thames-street, for the purpose of electing an alderman for the ward of Bridge, in the room of Sir Chap man Marshall. resigned. The Lori, M ti on presided, and the wardmote was warne r:ealy and retpectably attended. Mr. J. W.:A ox proposed Mr. Jos. Abbles, wholesale tea dealer, of t}racechoreh•street, ass tit sad proper person to be alderman of the ward. Mr. Jos. Lows seconded the nomination. The LOAD MAYOR inquired whether say other candidata was to be proposed, and, the answer being in the negative declared Mr. Abblas to be drily elected. (Cheers.) The ALDIRMAN4trrr in an appropriate speech returned thanks for hie election, end Intimated his determination to do his duty to his constituents, and his best to uphold the right. and privileges of hie fsllow•cititeos at large. Mr. PEWTHESS moved a vote of thanks to Sir C. Marshall, the late alderman, for tbs faithful manner in which for 26 years ha had discharged his public duties. Mr. MATTHEWS emonded the motion, which was carried by esolunation, and the vestry clerk was intimated to forward a espy of the resolution to Sir Chairmen Marshall. _ . _ A vote of thanks to tbs Lord Mayor closed the pro amass*. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) ermas..—The market is steady but inactive to-day. Rained dull, lumps quoted 48e. to 60s. COFFEL—The quantity offered in public sale is rattier In excess of the demand, and • decline of about M. has been submitted to in order to effect sales. Tu.—No mks reported today. Corron.-200 Was sold at previous rates. Rms.—This oriole has a firm sppearance ; a dating arse Reaves sold at 9s. Pd. amen remain 'toady. FAVlT.—Vakatis mass sold in public sale 43.. to 495. ; das dia. Arra meld a* last tea'k's la other articles ao serial allerealoa. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The umber of beasts le not larva bat hilly equal to the demand. The warm weather Inperater spirt the trade, sad pious are 'comely ea good se on Mendey. There ere very few good ahoy on offer, and they rube fileaday's quotations, but trade is dull for milder. Calvet are rather lower. From Gemeay and Rolland thereerelri bear* 1,290 sheep, and 194 Weer ; 600 beret beta the northern and midland roun der, 112 With nowt from the hem eenation hems, 41 alba 4. aa. la• et Oka_ t. rOut =1 44.4. 484441414.- 14 ft nu st wer ..... an_ 4 I 0 - 0 oad m t4aiia. ar 1 4 4 4 . ra - 01L......_......_: Val Waif/ 4 4 6 _ •••• ea ••• be. a liarAma• 1 Lawn are. at menet. 1.127 ; =44 6 am Late. 6,610; %Ma ; Ras. UAL TALLOW MARX-BT.-MEM DAT.) Tbo sorbet man= Sot, sad prom on lower la cm* or two farrow" bdo 'prat ra lolloont :—Tows Wow, 67.. art orb; Prorobaat Y.C. ca tlr spot 870. Id. salon ;" tbo yaw, 67.. Id. 1 . saws ;" Dtiser, 67.. N. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKIT.—(THIS DAY.) Moors. Dario and Co. repert:—Pelms endow hay, I. to 70a.; superior ditto, Th. to 10. ; bawl°, ditto, 645. to Mk ; row, 40a. to Ns.; doves old. 00s. to 100 s.; ditto, mood at, 6.15. to 90s. ; straw, 255. to Xis. MIREEL-7 1118 DAY. Two o'Cuacir. A fair amount of business basbeentione this morning in British mining stocks. The prin cipal transactions hare been in shares in North Downs, Sr. Ives Console, Watt Trevelyan, Tamar Consols, Bast Wheal Russell, North Miners, and Wheal Harriett. Prices remain very steady. St. John del Rey Mining shame have been dealt in at 111, and Mariquita at los. Other foreign and colonial mining securities are inactive. At the Beroddoot Iline meeting held y, the womb; showed a balance of prolit upon ay, June, July, and Au workings of 820/. la. sd. a emit balsa* Is band oftrl. 2s. MI. rand a balance of meets over liabilities of 1,7104 3a. 10d. A divided of U. per share sou declared. Aa attempt was made at this meeting on behalf of some of W local shareholders to discharge Xr. Wolieretan from the insnageaseat of the mine, upon the plea of reducing the cost of the management, bet it being stated to the meeting that Mr. Wolfengaa bad been the manager for eleven years, sad had advertised large same of mosey to carry on the mine lifter the oasnalttee had proposed her absadonment, the majority of the shareholders at the meeting viewed the proposition to remove him =enact of • sad discourtesy. On the local shareholders estate their motion it was so loudly protested against by the other share• holders present on the ground that at mould form the subject of • special meeting that the chairman refused to put the modem and dissolved the meeting. The Bronfloyd bliss sold 30 tons of silver lead are on the 80th Wt., at 161.2 x. 6d. per ton. The quarterly meeting of the shiirelholdere la this undertaking will be held on the 18th last. The balance-sheet inhibit, cash la hand 6691. ts. 4d., from which a dividend at the rata of 10 per cent. per annum I. proposed to be declared, abowbing 2001., end leaving a ba lance to be carried forward of 3591. es. 4d. From the estimate for the coming quarter, this balm* will be increased on the 6th of January by the gam of 5081. The subjoined special resolution will be submitted That the share of the company being fully paid age be converted iato stock, in ac cordance with se Was 5, 6, and 7 of the Joint Stock Compa nies Act., 1658-7." A CHILD KILLED BY A neat wee/tad at the police•otlce, Cheadle, Staffordshire, feet Monday, before Mr. Abraham Flint, to inquire into the death of a grandchild of a Mr. Finney, of the Cheadle Park farm. It amend from the evidence of William Phillip., one of the farm servants, that on Friday afternoon last, while some of the family were absent at Cheadle market, the child in gentles—a remarkably tins boy about two years old—was playing about in the yard with him, and that while be was at work the child slipped away and went, se be @apposed, into the house; but presently, on inquiry being made for the child, it was found to have gone Into a field at the further end of the yard, when on s search being men It was toood lying with its face downwards, quite dead, a Sock of tut key. being about twenty yards off. Prom the evide n ce of Phillips it appeared that a kind of feud ex isted between the child and the turkeys. he havleg on some kneel wain killed several of the yang ones with a stick, since which time the -.old oock bird (to as. the witness's ex pression) had made pecks at the child." Mr. Thos. Webb, =deposed that on being east for to the child, the only mark of violence found upon it was epos the jaw at knee part of the face, which might have been eared by a turkey's wing, and was not sock a mark es would have been caned by a kick front a hone; but he stated that as there wire horses in the field be examined the ground closely, but could not discover any horas footman near when the child lay. The coroner and jury, together with the medical man, went to view the t 0,.. its quo and the demand, and upon their return the former addres•ed a few newts to them, suggesting that although there was so poeitive evidence of unmanlier is which the child cams by its dee', there could be very little doubt, looking at the evidence which had been brought before them, that It bad been caused by the turkey. A verdict to that effect wee ea oordisely returned. Tub ADVAISTAriES or rue SEA-EIDL—A lazy, lounging watering-place, where people have eothing where ever to do but meet and par, and meet and pan mereng, noon, and night, has a wonderful advantage over a treeing, bunting town, and ale over the country, where people see scattered tar and wade, and can only eome together by appointment, and more good basin.., as the merchants say, can be done in a week at • popular watering-place than in a year anywhere else. The men are idle at the watering places as well n the ladies, which is a wonderful advantage, nies-teutha of the eligible men of the kingdom being so absorbed in their I cloyed ten per cent. hunting, as to leave little or no lebure for love. hence, ale*, whets they do begin wooing they begin in tight earnest; an introduotiou, a court ship, and an offer not nefrequeetly following in the same week. And though the timenny seem short, and the climax prewatun, yet when we come to remember that these are railway den, and spread the time out, and apportion it fairly, what with moraine tides. sea-aide Amite, balls, we asels, coeferi loan, and come', the enchanted nee see quite as ninth of each other in a week an they might otherwise do in a year. There is select another sdantege, namely, that the lady bas no occasion to mural bee love, letting It " feed es bee damask eke-k like a worm 4' the bud," for quick" is the word, and pasties come to Ult.—. hist-hers-you-gott mid what-will-you .do r —pent quickly, coifing the cable If Wage doe% butt, and recorieg tee one if they do. Thee bog covertehips ere avoided, ad dilatory young genthewers sparred up to the peen. who might otherwise co Os sighing ✓ed 414 fen years—Zione or Ringlets, Part IV. 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C e• Delless. Beek - .. 11 ..4 4. :Am Ana Welds-. NI -•- • • Hello X 'Orlenel Deal Oar lereliiall R 41 34 *17 7 4 10 pumas Dee/ SA i' *.fra :44 reiviac44! ot e U 71 7 4 id id ,P 4.10. 19 , Ds. are . ... - 1 . .... at U 41,446 aserslia . - -..- 4 4 4 4 71 /e l Usles X Aeesealr = = irt las • It Uwe el Leedee -- 11 ... •r . ''` 'NKr V•••• 0 4.rAi in Iwoubak a pram : —de 1 . .TW7il IIL M. I. •a 17 s, 816/0 ».., ft I pia. NONE'? MARKEZ.-THIS DAL Two o'Ciocw. The funds remain inanimate and the demand been rather more languid than yesterday; but, al though • little dulness has been occasioned by news of a decline on the Paris Bourse, prices cannot be quoted lower than yesterday afternoon. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange equal steadiness is shown. Toe Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram. 69fr. 60c. for the account, being per rent lower than yesterday. The scrip or the New Indian Loan remains firm, at 101} to Z. Consols are officially marked 95/ to for money, and 951 to a for the amount. The present quotation is 95/ to both for money and the approaching settle ment. Indian Stock has been dealt in at 217'.; the New Loan (stock) at 1011 to 1; ditto scrip at 101; to 1 ; and the Exchequer Bills, at 245. to Vs. prem. A fair amount of business has been done in the foreign stock market. Mexican Bonds are rather flat, and are last marked 23. Spanish Passive Bonds are inquired for. The Turkish 81x per Cents. of 1854 are rather dull, at 84 to f t and those of 1858 at 691 to 5. Bales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1868, 95 ; Cuba Six per Cents., 1091; Cnilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 881; Hatch Two-and—a-Half per Cents., 66 (exchange 129.) ; Mexican Three per Cents. for account. 231. 23; New Granada Active Bonds, 171; Portuguese These per Cents., 185:1, for account. 46 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, and 1859, 451; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 46!, 461; ditto Passive Bonds, 111 ; the Committee's Certificates, 4 4 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 84, 841; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 695, 694. The light portion of the Bombay and Australian mails left Mareeilles at 10 o'clock this morning, and will be delivered in London early on Saturday morning. In the discount market yesterday, the terms for the best bills were 25 to 25 per cent. At the Bank the applications uds were rather more numerous than on Tuesday, yet still moderate. The large number of bills due on Tuesday appear to have been very well met. A sum of about 60,0001. in gold, a portion of which was Russian, was taken to the Bask yesterday, making a total of 436,0001., since the date of the last return. The Tyne, from Brazil, has reached Southampton, with 19,6581. in specie. The advice@ from New York mention the sailing for England of the steamers Kangaroo and Ocean Queen, with no less , than 564,0001.1 n specie, of which, however, a owl& derable portion is probably on French account. The bar silver by the Wsat India packet was laid yesterday for the East, at be. 1 j d. per ounce standard, I showing an advance of ad. compared with the price obtained for the supply by the previous packet. In the interval, however, the price touched be. 2d. The Mexican dollars remain to be disposed of. A telegram from St. Petersburg reiforts that the exchange on London, which lately rove from 34d. to 331 d., has relapsed to 340. Tallow was quoted 80 s. r., " buyers," on the spot. There is an impression in some quarters that government are disposed to reconsider their recent decision, which indefinitely postponed the establish ment of a new mail service between England and Australia. Considering how numerous are the com plaints of the inadequacy of the existing monthly service. in Saez, it is surprising that the important interests connected with Australia do not organise a determined agitation. Telegrams can now be transmitted between this country and Malta in the English language, the re quisite authority having just been given by the French and Neapolitan governments. The wheat market yesterday was steady, at former prices. . . . . s - The London and North Western Railway traffic return snows this week an increase of 6,982/. ; the Great Northern an increase of 1,9791.; the Great Western an :acreage of 1,4101.; And the London and South Western en increase of 1,4271. Tae fifth annual dividend of 5 per cent. is to be paid on tae preference shares in the Norwegian Trunk Railway on the 10th inst. The 20th half-yearly meeting of the Great Indian Peninsula Rai:way Company is called for the 28th instant, when a resolution will be submitted, au thorising the directors to exercise the company's borrowing powers. A general meeting of the Gude Railway Com pany is call d for the 20th instant. The prospectus of the East India Steam Naviga tion Company (limited) is issued, with a proposed capital of 120,000/., in 24,000 shares of 51. each. The object is to send out steamers to navigate the inland rivers of India. It is promised that the first vowels shall be ready for shipment within five months. News has been received of the arrival in the United States of the deputation from England of persons interested in the New York and Erie Rail way. They were promised by the official receiver every facility in the prosecution of their mission. With reference to the wine trade, the annual cir cular of Meier.. W. Chillingworth and Son observes: "In our acaual circular of 1858 we stated that the prospects of the vintage were bad, but might be better than expected, and that some fine port and sherry wines would be prodnoed, which has proved to be correct. The prospects of the present vintage, we regret to state, appear worse in all respects." It is thence inferred that " a further advance in price" is probable, " when the stocks of fine wines became still more scarce, and in greater demand." The aeenrities r of the Grand Trunk Railway Com pacy of Canada continue in demand, owing to the approaching opening of the Victoria Bridge and to the ,ymptams of improvement in the traffic. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Sattertbwaite : We have to note a steady but rather inactive market ht London during the past week for Ansiricen etCO7 Weal ; the disposition to buy has received • clerk from the Elsa Juan &flair, abont which there appears to be some apprehan- Bios, though bat little expectation of any untoward result. Illinois Central share" have improved to 35 disorient but without the tame active demand which existed at the town prices Ist:illy ruling. Cen•tructicn Bonds are more offered v closing sellers at 78. With regard to the leather market the monthly circular of Mem!. T. J. and T. Powell has the fol lowing : Thu leather market has nut undarrue any great altera tion during the past month. The transaotione have been cormidexable, and the stooks of moat articles are reduced, but the caution observed by buyers generally has prevented pricer from advancing to the extent that the position of the market fur raw goods would certainly have justified the ma nufacturers to expect. This I. more particularly the ow with murex to foreign butte. The feet, however, that the purcharee have net leen in the least degree of a speculative °tweeter afferds the greeter assurance of a continued actin demand, while the 1%61110 sources of tensumption with the diminished stocks, indicate lumber advence in Prices. In raw good. an extensive Wetness has been transacted. both for the home trade and for exportation. The public sales hays gone off with great activity, • owiderable advance on all descr , rions of felted hides has been eioablishod, and the stocks on Land are redcoat to as extiemely low point. WEDNVEDA Y EVENING. Connie. which closed yesterday at 95 13-16, " buyers,' for the 11th Oct., opened this morning at 951 to j, touched 93!„ buyers," and closed "sellers" at that price. For money the last quotation was 95/ to The official business report is u follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 95;, /, 1 - ditto for account (11th O c t.), 95 ; Bank Stook: for account, 1:21 ez div. ; India Stock 219; the New Indian Fire per Cent. Loan (stock). 1011, 1011; ' ditto ,crip, 1011 to 101 1 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1839, 951, 96; ; India Bonds, par. In the foreign stock market there was very little change in prix. Turkish stocks, though neglected, are fairly supported—the Old Loan at 84 to 1, and the New at 691 t 0.70. Venezuela Bonds were weaker. Peruvian Dollar Ronda continue in demand. Mexican left off at 13 I. 1 i Qi_ ii. ft 1, Ili N 17 40 N N • N i I fl 11 I=l. IMO fT 4 1 11, 109 111 104 iN N N ;.; ile We ✓ Is sa 90 II 91 V U l lei 11 PP 19 10 9i 19 14i 10 In lil 1113 N N i la II MI II Ili vi ?I 1 ad 1031 I II U ,vl , xi . u, IN IN 14 IT ill is 64 61 116 00 66 H . .. 69 II 96 M IM us litl 101 la 101 91 N MY 1 NI I 'I 1