The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-31 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIULNCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Batas Mr. CO4IIIDI.I , SIT Evian.) _ _ I% it r Ll•Nttt. Tb• beek•ur, a oedemas wt rtwist, of High-street, goo , I.o.Art, turf aided wider the firm of •• Clarke sad Co." kosiostios theerisg. The ethouste, repent .bowed lksbli•ke of 1,656/.; meets homes .ad s us.Troerd. A HL 1, 111 FL TREA, Th.. ton;rupt had kept tb Itstluny invent. Feseboreh etr,t.. He rune to the court under the arrangement clause, tut tht set Inu turned into b takrupter. This wen tbe t foto outtot omitted. Antonin debts of I,S7Othere are assets of HO'. Ae - .eklo , reserst wee ordered for additi-eal accounts. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION HOUSE. rvik II lIGL oi AS••CI.T. B. va Ike .04 awl dams /News woe charged. the brew troll stabbing, red the latter with eereadtteg Hyena Dram (their brother lied stack), gee boner mandeoterer, of Leadeabell-atfeet. Mr: Btatianas qptared far ths mead" tad Ma. Beard in, tits deirace. _ The prosecutor eacd—la eisiequeace of a =ll bay's( tvea delivered at my place, castautiag golds I b-d tort ordered. I wrote to the seeder, end also to the railway people, regimens; them meal for it. I discovered that it wee semi for Ileameala Demote sad Sm, of Sheppard's street, sad oa Seedily • men called as me allaad be had come from them for the pored, bat I aft-. S to give it op. Sion after that the two prisoners came, the .1 km oar Wag my brother and the younger Me ens.. The elder primmer said 1111 had come for the pen*, but I told bias I could sot give It up, u I had writtia to the railway people sad requested them to take it away, He then mid" You me I baseman prepaid for you," and at the sense time he toli from hie waistcoat pocket • white-handled bade, with the blade open. He held it up beam am : ragtag, •• D you mean to give me the parcel r I replied, I shall not, - up a which be made • desperate stab at me. I warded od the blow as well es I could, but the point of the knife wait lato my fees as the loft ads of my jaw. [The wooed wee strapped down with two small pima. of rockiest plaster . ' The had, did act prefW to the base, bat the wound bled profusely. Ti, prioeel them Loth ceased um together, and got me down on the door, sad my maid arrant, who was meaoat, cried out that I was beiag murdered. My wits imaie roselike &madam, and Maud the meager Fawner on the top of lea, white hie fel Lc wer calling out es he pitched lato sty " That's right ; give it him— gin it him." My wife aid the germs, pulled him off cue, sad then they both ran eat as rest es they cla, breaking one of the door windows as their way. When they Necked the street as. ma one way sad Dee the co her, the roaster primmer leaving his cap in the shop. They were taken into custody afterwards, and when at the stenos the elder prisoner mid It was sot a half. that he hot wed, bat • tooth brook sad that it mast hare bees that which cut my lace. ense.csainleed—l do not know that the parcel WY ad dressed to Benjamin Dacoato and boa, but It coatabied some burners mated with their same. I dal isd give It up to the.. bemuse I thought they would be wicked 'murk to say Iha 1 takes sourithlag out of It. I did say at the station that I would withdraw the charge If my brother would data it out with me. He ant I are act good Meads, for we deal in thine, and be aim to imitate mime. The proescator's errand-boy, servant, and wile, all eer roboiated hie evidence, more or lees, sad all maintaieed that the elder prisoner hod a boils is hle band and sot • tooth brush, devil. Mr. Bard's strenaose attempts to shake their endows by creee-maialeation, aad Mr. Beaddam asked that the ease might to summarily disposed of. The Lad Mayor thought the ease was too serkme for that. The mamma, however, raid that, after all, the primmer* were his relatives, sad he did net wadi theca to be seemely paniehtd ; The toed Mayor thereupon ordered the priaonare to pay • Ise al 51. nett, end to ensue into their own recogniseneee in 1001. to Lep the peace foe de swaths. The mosey was paid at coca, and the teewrakenose bred WA. MA RYLEBONIL, hAll1:110 kOkIMAT. Felix Fermin.. a revantelly-droved atm, who dowelled Mama w a vomiter, sad who refund to gin Ma aillrea., woo Mend beim* Dir. Broiled= win amine a onabh..t trove the mop of Mr. Thomas Moore, 'Latimer. Llesowgron. wader tho folloong now daring eircometaacey ad witkit iwateiard above 20W. It inTrtb• widest* that about o'clock ow )sr. y rib; a avaa sad • worm west tato tits shop of Moor. to purchase sore paper. kir carob try tar dared • roc etas sad bad chars Whno try ware there the Owner was observed lesbian to at lb, rep window. Upon bring, the prisoner onterad, aut otwerred. As be woe pia( eat nf iho rep Mts. Moon rums sore or than retard from the parlour. TM priavarr. .pow err her tared up robot her and torrid ler arra • plus err, tbo root of *Mr was that eke woo why injured, rd tb.t or at her ribs way Mara. 110 cigar oil the asp, rd war followed by Mr. More who ream Warr was unable to follow bin tar. It re We drowsed by Mr. MOOM that • cosb-boa which coloured 2321.1 a solos, sold, sad tam, had row tars awe,. IlLo told re koarad, who caned owl, w lkop tkid." Be was pursued by Mr. Biwa, a ballohavr, who liars oppo site, owl who overtook IS. i. Lfrou•strost, with tho boz f. hia poraroalow, iad wbkh ha bad avatar a eta that was sahit rm. idr:ll - 111•Tr,Teopece td the I) divekta. produced • arid tato fres Mr. Idooraate, vezitece, which it sat tatted tbat /be. Moen had • nl bodes, sad that tie would sot he this to ratted to stir* widows Lc • oath at tte days. He al.o produced abs otelikoz. iter . ,Tieseibma Mild tithe peewee is lbw *bop were ewp• posed le be emmeetrd with the primmer. Mr. Brews observed ►e bed au duets that they were. Im Lememmtreet be wee sorrowed ty sem seen, whom be be. bawd to be ostopemieee of the priewer. Ilse primmer, w►o mid this be pawl up the teeb-box, wee remade& WESTMINSTER. NJI ST CHAROS OF INTDIIDATISO WORILMEN. lama Goo/yer, a paper-haegar, wee charged with inesalt ieg haws &ray. Mr Ctunnuage, lose an ineowtor of the B division of the isle's. who beide es appoints:wet under Mara. Belk, con tract int of the sew Valeria Br dee end Railway Cewpaay, said that be had bees directed to watch the case for hie employers, es it emmal to be oat of the cease of intinildetieg w.ekown. To each an event wee it aow bring carried that Memo. Keik's clerks could not go to or fru without WIWI- t;orollalnsst said—l sm • labourer Is the empkyralist of Meat.. Kell'. I had has spemiteg het salsas with some 1 tends at sromptoo, ad woo reforms, at 11 o'clock. when thv dadenlaat ad three more came over to me sad • Mead Who woo with me, sad pii.hed up against mt. I asked biro It the road was ant wide enough for him to pew without whetter us, what he c.lled me " a dorumest —." I witted him what Mimeses It could portably make to him, wheat to smock me in the eye, sad thew repented the blow. I wee except-med, sad took oe my toot to retu.• the blrw; but I th , isaht I hid better sot, and called ttio Mr. Arnold—Do you ►sow &myths( of ►im P Coutplviaest—l have mew min hum before. Mr. Arnold—thd any of the other men ray or do raytt.*: 11 you Com Ottawa—They shared me mny ouch, sad I dare ray ..told hare .truck we bat hv the police. Thomas Bunter, • tnawni t said ha .0 with t h e tom yl.:ivant. aid what he had stated wa• correct. la f-tilent .41-1 wee standing at the corner of George street at a little after *levee, talking to two friends, whoa the complained and Ms freed. both .4 when were intoticated, rolled up striae us. I said... What an you up to, mats ?" 11.1' POlaohioc of that aort, ennel-eaturedly. wbee complaisant Paned o 9 be coat and champed me to debt. Hs put him self befog. no., rparri•g at nee, •ad I defeated myself, owing to crili , b I .rest him that, and the. I '•alien down the street to welt for the p heonaril cosrial le Time. raMPOII. 209 A, be.rd • cry at Police" and west up.wben d.ked•al *derived the he sine k 'b. complaisant, w h o wee Weedier from the eye. ia nee a he chaliengiag trim to Gibe and apimag ap to ►im. W. ro •11 th• portleo eober ? n tit* Lom.plaiiiaat sad his Irked IMO both outer the lolloewx of 1400,. Mr. An. It :to dot-oboe) olutidalf ridbiyouor ply Ivrea. •• the lb. ot..nt Defradail—Not • ouiglo word, an, shoat dot or asytiisi o.ollDeVel wish oryle. Mr. Arsokl—Hero you .ref iutoy ou t h i the a rras Defendant-- Not the iew.t. Paperhanger. bare so rooktg. We ere abr.,. paid by the piece. Two Willll,ll. twee tolled by defeadaat, who corroborated him ID every particular. Mr. Aroold-1 feel myself prtfertly jeWilled is alining this net wily es wproe but no etterge, which ono pleisent ►er endeeiroored I. mot. it •ppeor is eneseved with the tutforlasele diff-renree .aiming Letwera tnaatere sad sew. I ern ow idled hot is perleetly stoner, and I therefore &whets. the &f sdant, and order cues pl ..test to peg Zoe. rota. Is &thigh oureplaisent was enmesh led for 14 days. SrORTINt. IN THE INLAND OE AltßAN.—The Duke el Ibuwltne left Arran as Thuroday work. alter a very sac e- real ssisiossa on the moon.— stash m that his gess* istenis in tilers shoat the sad of Nomabvr kir bbl, k geese aad wenclork eho , ottett. The dabs has raiiiiiew h, 1 . 05 d own the rabbit attire. ~ Tb. folbtoteg Is the bet of the g.e.. killed in Anne, by Pm Asks sad party, has the 22.4 Aerie till the Nth October hal —aromas, 916 brae.; block gums, 179 heals. partridges, IfY2 brace; phrasal**. 21 hews; hater. 129. T..ial seeilar of heal. 2.62B.—Giseane Ilerelf LIMIT %L ALACE.—IIALZ-CROWIII DAT, 0, Adosieterse ON FoyetellA, 6bl ; alma lieLMy 1,1549. Weal sailors, 2.430. TRE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1859. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(TIIIS DAY.) The attendant* of the trade wee full, but the lone quiet. Prices of tweet articles of the trade were un- al , ered. The eon', of home grown grain wee very mall. The Imports of Feria, grain into I..oadou sive hut Mondry • were reported thie morning u smell of !bur, fair of wheat, rather &rev of barley, metaled oats. lAT.—Eauliatt In email *apply, which sold readily at fully loot 11.ruitay's otter. Faraign slow rale., but unaltered in value. Enaltah whit*, 40e. to 46a. ; red, 365. to 40a. per qr.; Dant= sod Korogabeeg, 42.. to bGe. per 49011,., Rostock. 41a. to 60e.; other Baltic pore, 40a. to 49e.; French, 38/.. to 42.. Fttica ia quiet demand, at last Mondars pima. Town, 33e. to 43a.; Norfolk, 30.. 6d. per 20011, ; Freach, 294. to 33.. per 22101 b.; Amer. UAL, par bar.al. BA &Lat.—Florian.; ountinas rearm, end lasiataised upon last Moaday's rates ; Brytlie4 24%. to 466. par qr.; Baltic, 24a. to 27e. ; other ...rte. 235. to 27e. pee quarter. OAT. Mkt firmly at lam Meaday's rates. British, 20s. 4. 30... per qr.; thinsisn, 184. to 245. pr qr. ; other Baltic ports, 225. to 275. par qr. BlCANS.—English and Egyptiaa quiet at last Monday's rates. English tick, Ma. to 41s. ; harrow. 425. to 465. par qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60a. pia qr. B.gyptian, 3:Le. Pie r. Pus quiet Mods at lad Monday's ram. Saglish Loam, 36a. to 40s. ; hog sad gm, 365. to 40s. ; forMIM whits, 48s. FLOaTING CA KOOKR.-13inee but Friday 17 grain-ledro vessels were reported arrived at ports M cal. Tit., 6 wheat, 7 mains, 2 barley, 1 rye, 1 was, 1 beans. At present about 36 grain cargoes remain offering a isle off the meet. The beast vales reported were, Wheat, three Taganrog Ohlrks, 445. 64., 444. 71d., 44e 9d. per 4'9!114.; Maize Galan, 32e. per 492 th.; Dwell, 29.. 4 fel. per 48010. For es arrived csrgo of Oelatz Maize 32e. AL per 4921 b. wee refund. AKIUTALO INTO LONDON 71011 OCT. 04 TO OCT. M. Cert.,lss. Ire 411 sh W bona Yorify. Mac 0.r., Vlo. . .5311 ' HAS 4 27) riS I 4 3 1. 31 Wb. rra 10 341.1 144 44 74434 nue ... 4711 1141 7011 1 4711 ; 413 304 11900 74 74 474 144 ; 2l 117 .1417 Irish et. 21.1141 caroms ..I MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Tha fallowing public /aka are outvertired hw to-morrow Bnor-330 Barb. does, 1,600 hap Mamritias , 600 baps Brava, and 500 bogs Madras. C0ff....-2000 bags &stied Ceylon, 200 eases East India. Itice-6,000 bap. 8a1:- petre—deo bags. SCOAIL—The market has ban pike rime Friday. Corres.—No salsa of important., molted, Tea ramming without attention. PA LIP rear has been ha good danaild. Rica baa • Ors appearance. The market• ginanally an quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKIST.—(THIS W.V.) The searkst i.,ittht at the annexe! quolatlono :—Town tollnor, ON. set cute ; Petersburg Y.C. net the .pot, .190. 31. to MN. 6d. ; all the year, 694 to 69j. 61; December ; 694.6 d. •ARTtOI'LALI O► TALLOW. 81:141101 Lisa&-71118 DA,. Two o'CLocK. The railwayshare market to-day infirm. Caledonian stock has risen 3 per cent.; Eutern Counties, Lan. cishire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern per cent; and several other stocks about per cent., although the business going forwards mainly confined to the settlement. Great Western stock is now quoted 85 to 1 ; London and North Western, 951 to being dull; Midland, 108 to 4 • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to 971; Caledonian 924 to 934 ; North British, 591 to 80 ; South Eastern, 77 to 1' • London and South Western, 964 to 1 ; Ber wick, 691 to 901; York and North Midland, 74 to 1; and Eastern Counties, 654 to 581. Lombardo-Venetian hallway shares are well supported, at 14 to 3 prem. The Indian, Canadian, Belgian, and Brazilian lines are very quiet. imp too it 44 :40 llli ,Ib , 6 i rl ilttlilail POdBILsdIONd. aIN. I iwi.wmrs. I 11111solle I apa , :rr e as" el"retrth. £ .... rezwa Thrack 17. Waii,:a.l; • • "" NU). Plint.,k Qumran ar.J O. .- 4.aw.TwratDoW•PAW. Cann! (Aldo Mewl. frea. I par wit .. Nwt.eu btu,. ...... r Jubbulwre , Ps. 44 par cal...began! I ihsidwiLLl 6 P fp. owo I 4.ladsza T A pat It.. Deberursi 4 wIL Prat 15A.... De. Po. ISST .asel Scelr..6d6 Pw - ido.P.of Woo orn: Woi r a. COL Wori. Clomods, Sham. Do. Now ^o Ire — ATM 30 pw d Po **Poet op. De.. 14 ma. )616.66.4. 1 1 flair 44 Par owl 166. do. 6 ood De. 41 mir Do. to Es. 06s. f p.s. .IYYL JO. De.worr tkew6 de. do. tre 111611. t. Hda. IS OJlreamiDsoods Bala UM Wm) 111 Dag. Dowel= W &Ws II De. Now . ... I Do. 1.1603 t; • •••• D,11 , 14.M1L Ineel•Vn.‘ 1 ! Miami. WA/A &rip i=C! I tnti. A' eli ii 1 WI 1 . 4 li "1 -, -, 41 f dl. rar la Of lb 11 i etel II I die; ! lis 111 111 W I t4 l . 4, ii ;1 in 14 72 74 9 7 14 i It 14 AI 111 41 lb 9i 111 IN 141 I? is ii 94 s 4 SI 52 94 94 LI 1 I; 164 -. II t i e 14 II MONEY MARKET-2111S L'Al. Two oTtocw. The funds to-day are firm, and even a trifle dearer than on Saturday, although business is extremely limited. In the other departments equal inactivity prevails, the Stock Exchange wearing to some ca tent a holiday appearance. This is " settling d.iy in shares and foreign stocks, but the trannctiona during thy put fortnight having been upon a scanty scale, there is none of the bustle usual;y observed on such occasions. It is officially announced that the Stock Exchange will be closed to-morrow (Tuesday), according o custom. The Three per Cent. Rents* were quoted at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter'a telegram, 69.55 for the account, being sc. better than on Saturday. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is rather I firmer, at 103 to 1, and the stock at 1021 to 103. Consols are officially marked 931 to 961, for money, and to 96}, for the ac aunt. The present quotations are 96 " buyers," for cub, and 981,1 sellers," for the Bth of November. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 227 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 941 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 941 to f ; the New Indian Loan (stock), at 1031 ; ditto scrip, at 103/ ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1839, at 961 ; and Exche quer Bills, at 28s. to 315. prem. The foreign stock market is still deficient in business. There have been a few transactions in Turkish stocks, which present little change in price; the loan of 1854 is quoted 77; to 781. Other foreign stocks are steady. Russian scrip is marked 1 dis. Sales are recorded u follows:—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.. 1852, 951, 96; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 931; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 6.51 (exchange 1211.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, 221; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859 (Scrip), I dia.; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 861, 801 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 321 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 771, 781; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 671, 67; ditto, for account, 68. About 5,000/. in bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank on Saturday for transmission to the Continent.' On the other hand, about 30,000 English sovereign', ex the Maid of Judah, were paid in. The Tentonia has arrived from New York with 153,0001. in specie. The other imports of the precious metals an nounced last week were to a fair extent. Our lists include 131,000/. by the British Trident, from Melbourne ; 169,2351. by the Maid of Judith, from Sydney; 2,2401. by the Behar, from Bombay; 46,000/. by the Asia, from New York; and 16,0001. in gold from Turkey and Russia. The total value of tho week's imports, inclusive of those announced on Saturday, is not less than 606,0001., the whole of which has been sent abroad, with the exception of the sovereigns mentioned above. It is understood that government will despatch as much as 350,0001. in silver to the East by the steamer Indus on the 4th of November, viz.:- 250,0001. to Calcutta, and 100,000/. to Hong Kong. Tee principal purchases on mercantile account are delayed until after the delivery of the letters from Calcutta and China, next week. The Scinde Railway- Company have paid to the credit of the Secretary of State for India 58,000/., on sucoant of capital of the Scinde Railway. Since the recent permission given to the shareholders in the Punjaub Railway to make payments in antici pation of calls, 37,0001. hu been received on account of that undertaking. At the half-yearly meeting of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company on Friday, Mr. Franklin, I the auditor, estimated tee profits on the 881 miles of line during the past half-year at something like Der ant, per annum on the cost of th►t portion of the line. _ _ Ths third ordinary meeting of the Eastern Bengal Railway Company is called for the 22nd November. The last number of the Journal des Chemins de Fer, contains an advertisement inviting the share holders in the Nassau Railway to a meeting in Paris on the 4th November, for the purpose of receiving " an important communication." Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of November. 1241 total, 417,9841., is very moderate, and 100,0001. of this sum is for a foreign undertaking, the shares in which are chiefly held abroad. AIDOCUt We .hare• Due In Nor .14W Doe Already —. Ilember Data paid. Oall. el dune. Amount Caledonien Dage bartornalron 1 13 10 0 12.214 £12.1234 Mabel., an I Black Elea Great Southern of ladle ll 6 6 6 a 26.0.0 11tniat Mahan Junction .. 16 to 40 14 2 0 0 tu.ooo 14,04 LOW.; rbatham. and Dever flete Lan gag) Prof.. Dever Eaten Margate ilea Helen 944 aad r aversbanti Nale and C1(11610, 0500. reb..loo Ponadenu. Iltingennear 3 Act. Lateation 6 0 0 VI. known. Moto Preference lkinde—lade Flotilla . 24 16 6 0 0 WO/ COO Total to 8 ovemtte ,141:!*4 ALINB6.-71110 .944 Two o'CLocK. Ic the Stock Excharge today sh am in Wheal Clifford ana Great Sown Tolgue are inquired for. The former are marked 400, and the latter 131 and 131. East lta•,et hate been d.. , alt in at 160, and Cu of Torre} at 15s. There have alsi bcen a number of harg sin. in Wheal Mary Aim, !idly Bray, Itorewaroc, • 'nth Cara ltrca, and Wheal Unity chores. North itline Copper NI iuing ►hates (South Australia) remain dull, aud ire marked Inca( pieta. Impel ial liraz.liati have la. udealt in at...5/1. At :wet itht .4 miventur• Eot Bertha Cow,'-- ite, In I I toe lith lOW , the aeiooti• ehavei a balane,..,tvima tba vcalurvr, ci 80/.14, If. A tilui la. per share 11 . 4• Tor Whe-il scot:lure 4ente4 at the niertit,i held on the 26th inat., inhibited a Whited in favour of the igiot of b 2!. na. W.. . The Devon Whc.al Buyer "Cuing Compiny, on the nth 'nat., mule a call of 3.. per that.. At a waving of adventurer. in Duke (late Itevon. rack) Minn, held on the 27th Met. the Towline' showed a balance agaivat the adventure:a of Isar., 9.. 101 A call of 2.. per share was made. _ _ . The Dev, , tt Coarieney Mine accounts, pte.enterl at the meeting of ehareltel4ere Held on the 2510 inst. es4ll.eted • b dance a.:a.n,t the print of 1711 6.. bd. A cadet Is. per share snits made. . . m 0 7 . 1 i t ! , .. o u i j o ! . a t b I r .li videnJs hay.. been declared doling the • - .____ „.. ...,.......,.. . 11100.... Prr tit,: Amount. %Vac Wheal Sewn LIU 0 ....14,000 0 0 llokLath Wheal Clifford Gray. 6.ouah Tolgus Wlical B,,maamo 5 0 .... 1,560 U U Tincroft South Tolgu• 2 0 .... 1,024 0 0 Herodatout Tmnar Cwt.!. I:oittd Mines 2lO ..,. 1,000 0 0 Wheal Baton Wheal Jame (Kama) 1 0 .... 512 0 0 Ro.eu - otrne and Herland OlO .... 512 0 0 Botallark 2lO .... 506 0 0 Whig,' Kilt) (St. Agues) u 2 .... 3440 0 0 Brontloyd 0 2 .... 200 0 0 Total £24,801 0 0 L(W4 L SHARK MARKETS. laytterect.. Orr. 21.-Cloelsr I moo: Birkenhead, 774 77, -I"..'rdo. n's. 924 A-1.44w. Counuft. llt Id 111 -Or...nt Northern. 1,1 West t**4...rru. oli lc; -L4swestdre To:kende. 96: t••-Landon end Nara. etock, 95' 9 -Ditto !Alan, ISle 1 beater. Slutheld. and Lncolo. -qllSatt lu , ml Hewes. fed -North metelinhire 4614 4 3.11 die-North rewsn. Berwick. Iv, -1 ork 4nd Ntrth ;1-Loodel:-.14telst,k. 4 , 4 4 -Sous k....tern eat Beset. 23 ;1d 23:-Bulialo rut Lake II woo.. 661-11u.th ancoloh. 41 41 41..-4/rest. Me.tero of eszesla. 11/ 14.- Dive new June. e du.-drat Le...1ib...ry e 71-1d 71-Orned Trout of tlehads, 9 1116 9 13.16-Lotal.rdsVetstlnn. 21 Ps. w. A TOu 3 COUNCILLOR IiORSEWHIPPING ONE or HIS CONSTITVENTIL—On Tuerday morning last • somewhat novel and etariling fracee took place in St. Mary'le .-strut. Mr. George Minton happenteg to meet a person ballad llurnaghan, employed at the Ordnance Map Office, eked him it be 1111.111 the author of the very offenieve letter which appeared in the .eldrerliw of lett week. He replied duet he was, upon which the worthy town councillor, whom: general amiability of character end good temper are so well known, hod his horeewhip, which Le hail in his hand, about Li. Look in right good style, *ad gave him a good pummelling into the oargArt. We uoderciand that blurnaglisan has eines brought an «cam against Mr. Itrinton in the County Court, where the degree of provocation given. and the summary redrew tekcn by the strgrirv,d party, will hove to 4- decided by a jury. The damages are laid at 50L—.Hantio/siix hide perteletd. GAME BATTVE.—On Tuesday a party of gentle men had en excellent day's sport over the ground lying era liguons to the village of Zdzell, having in • few hours brought down upwards of 300 had of game. It ix only few week. since Lord Pancortre and party cleared from the rune grounds in one day clove on 500 head, nearly 100 of which fell to hie lordship's gun—Montrose limbic. MELANCitoLY CASE OF DROWNINL—On Wed nesday evening a moat letnenbible occurrence took place in the perieh of Mayne, in ties Garioch, Involving the lore of two liver by drowning. Mr. Cooper, farmer, Btra•tiorti, was rctutmog from a sale with a neighbourins termer, Mr. Booth. On their way they were joined by Mr. T. Fawn., jun., cattle-dealer, Brachia, and the three rode together in Mr. Cooper's gig. They Lad to ford the try, whick in its %lewd state ie there a pleazant stream, tome eevin or eight yards in width. The rain through the day had however, swollen it to a perfect torrent, and the darkness prevents :1 the owe of the try being Seen. The gig hod sot advanced tar in the water, however, till Mr. e,op,r got alarmed, and exclaimed that they would be all drowned ! He had reartely ep len when the gig was swept down the current soil overturned. Mr. Fawn., by great exertion, swimming part of the way, reached the farther bank. The other two gewlemen diseppeated at once, and were never again aeon by their comp siren. The horse wee. also The hones of the two unfortunate gentlemen were tecovered on Thursday morning a lung wAy down the river.—Alierderro SINGULAR CASE OF RESTORATION OF Sli•llT. An old inhabitant of the riling, of Rocknainntoe, near Thorubury, intend Nancy B. nen, agtd 82 year., who had been for about 8 yeatetotelly Wad, 012 awaking in the toorn.ng, • few dm,. shun, to her j, jal enrprior found th at she could see thorn around her . It is, however, only with one eye that she bas receiv.dtho bleeped power of sight, and she can now plainly see objects at • cot eiderable distante.—Clatienhans Examiner. THE DEFALCATIONS OF THE HULL R.tTE COL xsevott.—On Thundsy, at the Hull sessions, before &rend Warren, Hist, Q.C. recorder, Jesse Afly.u , who had been rate eollsoior to the Hull local board of health, war placed at the bar on five separate charges, two of em liezzlieg money, and them of obtaining money tinder (elt* pratenets. The prisoner pleaded guilty to the whole of the indictments. Mr. Cram, who appeared for the prosecution, stated that the prisoner bad been in the employ of the local board of health since 1851, and wee previously twenty years clerk to the Sculcoales overman. For some time part he had been carrying on a system of trawl, sod although the exact amount of money which was deficient could nut at urceent be amertained, yet it was fionAewhon, near 2,000/. Upon one rate alone he had collected 3011. which he had not accounted for. The way in which the prieont r had been enabled to de fraud the board to such AU extent wee by obtaining a Lumber of blank receipts front the printer, filling them up, and then calling upon the parties for the many. Mr. Crum said as it was in the power at she prixontr te .ve the board a great deal of valuable information In er sting their aocounta straight, he only reseed for a l 7 mvic , i..l% upon the too charge. . t e anbestiewent, leaving the others to Mend ever until next session, to son if the prisoner fulfilled the pronike be bad made to aid them in putting the rates Ina proper loan. The learned teeorder then eenteoced bun to 14 months' tiuiprison meat with hard labour, elating that the other indictments would still hang over hie head. and he would be :isble to Le brought up at any moment for sentence upon them. ALARMING FIRES.-00 Saturday morning at an early hour a tire broke out in the C invegstionul Coepel. in Church-row, Lower-road, Islington. It appears that the lower II tor, or basement, wee occupied by a kr. W. Haddon a carpenter and builder, sud a greatamount of tinder used for building purposes wait kept upon the premise... Owiog to the perseveronce of the tire creep, men and stronger. the domes were unfired to the lower d Kir, the chapel ..roping onaparatively unit jored. The tee will fall upon the Sun Fire-Mlle% Another fire heft then on the pretitiree of Mr. J. Crawford, shoemaker. N.. 13, Anchor and Ilepesalley, Old Gravel-tote, Shedwell. The flames COmutra,l3 on the first fl*r, and in the course of u few minutes rho whole room presented a regular The e pariah enginee, the 1 . 1 o) .d Societ3,'• maws, and tour engi nes of the Load.* Based.) quickly attended ; and a Food supply of water hieing been procured,the fifteen managed to gee the dome.. rx•inguished, Du , not before considerable dentege sus 00110 to ice premised and their contents. The oxupier woe insured to the Sun Fire eft' , e. UNDEttu KADVATE E X THAvA(..%NcE AT C.1)11:1:IDGE. —A very singular case was thapmed of in toe Coailitido County Court on Thureday. It lean en action brought ly a Mr. MODX , C, a photographic orst, against Mr. fiereley Gideon Culling Eardley, on uniergrMusto of Trini•v Col lege, and effect son of Sir Culling Eirdley, to rem car 31. for portraits of Dr. Donsldeon. the Very (tee. the Dean of Ely, and himself. The account aloo included a loop et Cambridge and a chug,' 1, a journey to take a view of the parish t bent. t. r x work about to be pub lished by the defendant en thy churches of Cleaubrtdg.sti ire. The defendant phicied intim. 5, to which the plaint - A made replawtion to the en .c , that the articles were t,.0.0-melee, melee, considering hie ieeereet and station. fbe plain tiffn claim hieing been ecbaiontiatet fir his owe evict. or, Mr. Naylor addresoed an court for t h e deb nibm•. and acid if Sir Culling Eordley were to yield t. all the ex travagant c:aiuts upon hi, son the fortune Jun to boo oefier children must be trenched upon, for the deferi•ont'. bills for ruck trifles amounted to Mituoohln, like lONIC/ Sir Culling liardley was reetnieed, and etated that the ileieudent was born tie. the 12th of August, HMS. He was allos id 4001. a year, which ought to be reeuele.mtly ti-r ull Lie ex pensed; end a great deal bed li re paid in Minton in liqui dation of Mit debts. ilia (Sir Culling Eitrele) . s) property woo et his own dieposal ; I, • bail frequently told the de fendant that it would not be hie if be indulged in ouch expen sive habits. By his (Sir Culling. Esrdley 0) in,:ern a fer,e. proportion of the Jefendenr,itatea Lod been sold, and they realised 121 f. , end some tit the ix,.+na who supplied him witli seekes thingr hod nitre them iniri. Mr•Eutdles. thedelendent, was also examined, and stated that in etibruiry beet be had intended to publish a work 410 the churches ot Cambridge shire, and be WO requested Mr. Monson's cooperation in taking views. He was a follow of the Society of Anti quarke, and also a utewber of the Antiquarian Sudety of D ., aar k , an d h e expected to be a member of the S...•IMY o f St. Dike, at Rome. Mr. Cott:evil. for tint plaintiff, contended that the purchased wen f0u...1.1e, neeessents for • gentleman Itt Mr. E widlej la-it ion. Sir Culling Eardley's religieua scruples tu...eht bevel berm offended if the defendant bad adorned the walla of hie sie tang room with pictures of billet girls and FO forth; but eutely he will I not ...Nee• it portrait• of that high aivlceity Dr. Donaldson snit the univenially loo;.• frit lir. Guoderia. The jury Mend a verdict for the pleinuff it ti full amount chained. 22.310 )4.439 2.341 3.24: U.S.! Meet es Mad IM. ee. easlu. belivery d. .at Nu. hoe Ist Jar lAN. lea PAIS 2.1.17 31.d:0 3jes 1.1:3 50, 64 et. di. Dlttn hem 1$ .1 my Mae Y.O. pw eat AU day Ditto Toni 1.4 Vodas c%iw Antral fm rho mark amnia! of Nomortor tore mar, 6.1u1 ma k.. bad &Oran. '44.6 mats. Tim arrival WM arta comprlrml 3,104 wk. fn. Nt. Priarbutt. W :r•ra ntlerra. 444 froso Au:Arabs. 173 from &orb Asairks.—iota. LEE arks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We hare • very large supply of Wilda, and aossequestly • slow trade with lower p rem . Sh eep ere atm mom plen tiful. A munderable weber remains amok', and lower wow are takes where wiles are effected. Celmo are unt quite se dear. Prom Germany mid Holland there am 1,790 beam, 6,760 sheen. mid 128 calve.; Scotland, 1.50 bleats; In•lmid, 9UO ; and 2 !i6O from the Northern sad Midland Counties. roe Kam Meow a. I. e.l. he Maw et Ill• a. 4. •• . Nen !COW Hatefeeft— ♦ I 4 I Bar Daa a !1.-Neale ill SW/ t•bort.ll..4oe. .... 4 4 4 4 Iftat Loa /..........4 1ac00...44•33. bcaota.. 30 3 11 Do. de ..horn Wm 4 1 1 3 7. a.... a ne.n.l 441•15 tr 4 0 4 I • .- .. loTs 14mr ; : - $l . ; rnao sad Lambs. 211. Z ; 106 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mann. Pavraden and Snob report that Ass rumples continua In deemed at late prices , one.; sons are dull. The duty ts expected to be vut shortly, there being a very gnat di , rear. to opaioa as to ammo. eons offering to Savour of 400,0U0L, earl others ageism. 340,0u0/. COAL MARKET.—(yIIIS DAY.) glbd A.4lllCine. Inc 9d. Walk Itslitijrustlik Wok gad Xavier Groom., 19r.; Welk kd lkoth Hewn, 19r. 9d. ; Walk Led Mat, Pk. 9d. ; Wails Hod Helton, 2U..; W.1.l End Hough Bail, 180. ; Wane End %Visit worth, 130. 9d.; liokido Wist kirrtiry, 164. ; etark's Perry Harkey, North 31■ Or, 16.. 6d.-34 amps at =arts,. A letter from Emma, says :—" I saw at Parma sad Bolopa, asd everywhere throughout the ■al proots of the activity of the Loudon Biblical &minion. FM. copies of the • Itaiiss Diodatf, or protestant translation el the Old aid New Testament, were either told at very low prices ens ems freely distsibsted by their erste. I bear sow that as digest building is risisg is this city, is the Piaui Barbra, sr Dell' ludipendenze, which is to be a temple' consecrated to the worship of the Nstcsal Relit' or • Hammel Csthoiit? Church. A small congregation. at mimic* with the eatallebed Roman catholic communion, already exists in Florence, mad eines Wit April whet may be called • Protestant' service hen been performed weekly is the Italian latignege with open d sme." Stephens, the chief mate of the Royal Charter, eaa a very ties, mealy kilo. , and a thorough seamen. It Is stated that his body was nearly a•vsred la two, probably la cutting away the assts. Ma fats le the more melancholy, ss on the following morning his Aster was married be Liver y.l, and the dreadful tidings were eentsunicated during the wedding breakfast. Mu. Stephens end her child wars awaiting him arrival. John Mitchell writes a scoond letter of his series from Paris to the Iri,hman, counselling the "nationalists" 01 IrelotA "to be prepared." He expecte ere long to ase Gibraltar, as the key of the Medit.musean, and Ban Juan, as the key of the Celtunbisn hrailpetigo, wrested from " the swindler and amass of sluices" Enghind ; then he sada, as behalf of his !ruttier "Celts"—" happy if we sun but prepare ourselres to rise to our own (cm and stand seem upon OW own soil when the felonious gripe is lomard from oar throats." The following advertisement hu appeared in the Vac, within the last day or two .—" Tb. Preen.—An Ex-M.P., author of the 'Catechism on the Corn Laws,' ' Bradford Letter,; and other work., is open to an engagement with adaily or weekly kw nai.le town or country, disposed to advocate dodo: principlta. Apply by loiter to the author of the 'Catechise on the Corn Lain,' care of Mr. Effingham Wilson, Royal Exchange, London." Tug " ROVAL CIIARTER" NW:EST.—The scene in the church was as tsunami ea it wen dietreming. The coroner occupied one end of the communion table, and the reporters for tbetwe Manchester daily papers the opposite end, while in a pew behind thou oat the 3oi 3. throng men stood am..ogst the °ippon, weeping and scabbing like 'morn and children. Nearly all powent had loot a relative or neer friend. A jury swore were all Wenbroeo. Tele weds towel to be very incerincient, but Ibis coroon odd it would be dimeult to get twelve Bngliohinsa in that neighbourhood; sad that although the jurors might look plain and simple (ea in troth they aid), let they would be fiend to have a fair chore of intelligence, more than IVY poambly suppo.ed. Only six of the thirty were identified tutors 'he coroner. The inquiry was than adjourned to Weinndity next, at noon, and there will be sin theltehteen whirl to the jury, so that .is of the Welshmen I may not be asederl. Ai I krrisa INClttfNin.—Universal eympathy wan exereteed wbb the family a Mr. Belt, of the Riggs Market, Nenmemle-ott-Tw, ea S•tarday,thrne e gh the lons of one of his eons la the Itoyol Charter. Mr. Bolt bad three eons out In Australia, and attother Bite young follow at home when Ohl ;e the letter was drowned white bathing near Ryton. Oa the melancholy kes of their brother hiscoutiag know, to the brave Late out in Aaelrelie they cast Ida who .boats come home end tosbrt their toot her, end the lot fell upon • Sae young Mlle, genitor. He took his pamage in the Royal Cherter,aad the Liam of Mahout; in England was gladdened in the mrly part of the week with the information that the reseal had suited off Queenstoent, etas : to be followed by the sod latelligenoa a low imam after that a b s had bees cast upon our Ames a wreck, and tea their son was drowned. Several steers belonsioß to Seaton Delavel, and mbar parts ot the adhere district% who by leduatry and thrift, had earned a Mlle ettalpeteney, and who wer e anadaa boa. is the Hoye! Charter. have hoes lost with her, Ow poor old pan.. at Seaton Helavel has loot two sone and a soutn-law to the ill.feted vowel. Oa Wednesday the wife of a miser reitidwegg at Blyth received a kits true. her husband, which bad been wt s a kes, at Queenstown, moan that he would arrive at St %TA/14 on Thursday, end defined bog I n suet him there. The poor woman set off with a light and glad heart to meet her husband, who bad bees very socceerfel at the diggings; but on arrivteg at that bora she learned the intellogoace that had ilia 00111 s by telegraph that the Chants was kat, and ghat warty all an board bad ORDINAKY NUM AND NlOOkel. 0.1 P6.' Ilaavavt. I=l 10 1 , 1 1.011 I '‘ el 11% 2 10 all • Latirs..lo..avLarta^-, hlia,weiv,mallerat 11.44.6.1.06 M ,6 !Motel uri ow— _ .1! i 1114112. 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II all Do. alio Otiorlotol3l P.S. 40 all Parte •o 4 Wow II mewl ai all Ds. Now 3 pow eat.... 4 all 41s1 Shoff& II wont.. SO all *mars at Frame 3 me-. 100 all 0 1.01 , w ihansed ...wt. to eD A. al. W.of Mama p e. W aft 10 SOW 2? COLONIAL GOVELIMINT II 3 1 lit 10 101 fil ii 5 ii iii rll el Ili 11 911 14 111 Total called I clown melba of IVA 1T1,426.137 The screw steam yacht Fox, which recently returned from the arctic regions, is advertised for public sale at Lloyds on the 10th of November. She was built at Aberdeen in 183,5, and registers 153 tons. _ _ The — Peninsula (steamer) and the Symmetry are to carry Admiralty stores to Gibraltar and Melts respectively. The steamers Powerful and Thunder, and the ships Childwickbury and Sarah M, have been taken up for hospital vessels is China. • • The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular issued on Friday evening by Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson : In the colontel markets this week a dull tons has pre veiled, and buyers have not shown much chipoeition to ope rate rises at reduced quotations. Plantation hinds of Ceylon coffee have fallen Is. to ls. 6d. per cwt., although the quan tity on offer bas not been very large. At this decline, how ever. there was to-day mon inclination to parqueee. There has been scarcely so much animation in the &loan I for sugar, but quotations are unchanged: some low eon brown but India desaiptioas have been taken by the brewers. A large business was does in fire at the elms, of the week, chiefly for =Port, bat oubeequently the demand ha., to • great extent, eabeided. Saltpetre has improved in value to the extent of 6.1. to Is. pee cwt. The luarterly salts of cinnamon to be held on Monday next, will comp - lee 1,160 bides Ceylon against 1,900 bele, last gale. The tee market has been un settled, and the large public seise have goes off without ani mation. New season c , rigou sold slowly, and owing to further considerable errivair, are now difficult to realise, even at some reduction= the opening rates this week. SATURDAY EVENINO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 96 to 1 for the Bth Nov., opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 9.11 to 961. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Console. for money, 96, 961. 951, 961; ditto for account (Bth Nov.), 961, 96; Three per Cents. Reduced, 941, I ; New Three per Cents., 94?, I ; Bank Stock, 226, 2251, 227; India Sock, 1 1 222 2221, 224; the New Indian Five per Cent. 'Loan (“cock), 103, 102; ; ditto scrip, 1031, 1031, 103, 1031; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentured, 1858, 961, 97; ditto, 1869, 961. The aerie of the New Indian Loan, after being marked 1031, declined in the afternoon, upon sale*, to 102; to 103. After the close of the Stock Exchange the market was rather firmer, at 103. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868 were quoted 961 to 97 ; those of 1839, 961 to 1; India Bonds, 24. die. to 2.. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 275. to 30s. prem. The foreign stock market remains quiet. The Turkish Six per Cents. of 1834 were stationary at 771 to 781, and those of 1868 at 681 to 671. Mexican Bonds lett off at 211 to 221 for the new account. No change of importance occurred to-day in the market for bank, land, steam, and miscellaneous shares, scarcely any transactions taking place. Canada Land shares were quoted rather lower. Great Ship shares were dull at 14s. to 15s. per 11. lin- 1 ,