The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-19 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIB DAT.) MANSiON•ROVIII. IMPORTANTtaIICM RAYS CAM Yr. John o;il3;6l6siZi, Imo ma auzed •t the ismer= M the eltardameass of tit. HamYe ebe r eh. 4, for Mesta( to pay Si. 16a, the amount memewl upon bits foe • foie made oo ths 12th May last. Mr. Jones (vestry clerk) weeded to support the furnaces; the defendant cosdocting hie own cams. Mr. Goodonua (chief clerk)—Do yea stiott the claim, Mr. f•dendaat—No, I disputa Me claim alkyrstber. The Lad Mayor—But upon what grounds? I►:codeat—l don't wish to occupy your lordalttp's time matrwatily, but 1 behove they teach error, and 1 have a re sacientioua objection. The Led Mayor—That I. not • valid objection. Defendant—Thee I sat hiatructad to dispute the rates se TM Lord illayoo—Thsa that amts my validity. Mr. Jones—l think not, lay lord, sines It has bent datidad that ;Lotion have jarisdiction until ths validity of the rats ie .11apotad in the Ecrlasiasti. al Court. The Lord Mayor—h V anierent it he teUs me that he intends to dispute the validity of the rate. Defendant—AM I do intend to dispute it, in the Boded astioal Court, or any other court th a t may have jurisoletios. This is the eighteenth time I have been here on a similes eummoss. I ham a conacieurions objection that Inaea to maintain, and I midi legialatore would remember that Men le a power withht every man above the whole powered the/AM.. The Lord Mayor—l have nothing to do with that. It Is enfticient that you have given me nobs* that you Wend to disputa the rate In the Ecclesiastical Court, when I hope the elnuehwarthas will oury It, so as to Mile a writhe 'Usk has brogight you ben as grey them. TIM poossdiass then istsoStated. 017ILDHALL 711111112 IXLialxivrio - m - or — T/41 VIUCDULENT Wint. 11,PT David ilayhos, the anchor, of OrcohanvtroW i t* shaleodott fro his °realm a July, Ma, Maytag es the extent of warty 900,0001. ualiteadoood, onto up by Feu*Brett, Wore Alairmea Lovelace, be= k atoutioetioe Mahe to embed boo& aim the boakroality w. _ Tie ismer seldom barite bete road over, Yr. Poked, who appeared as before ear the promestiati tidied witnesses who &peed to additkarl ow et troll. This evidence over, wt. Poked rid—That oompletas this case, sir. I trill, *adore, meted to !labia as bsakruprey cads% awl this ask ice asotbar raseaad, ma I have aardhar ars of • &Swam d a . sad I thiak it Is wall air to dr kmalaupt that bs should laws it hardest,. at laid• So Mai ccustoto that Imo nosy know what ha Ina to mamal at _ _ — Sam &Mile of comparatively biking ioporbmo• wee Ikea Ovari ovlinnan mad the bankrupt ma timber re memo ko a mak. W P-STRIET. ANOTRRA UNNATURAL NUTRIA. CA-04114 Gera, • worts about 40 years of whirs golidard agarries barna 6r deprard lakft yrs dread ham Sr. :Zug with cruelly sassaklas andl nkellate bra min ter, Wawa 11 sad 11 ars ags. torgisiusat, throat ahead saw tell Sass, as thall kat 1111NINCiAN 64 Saga mils, Sr to bp Orr dna sad twelve ars ofrad gears a Parasuanst, Zingsisag-resil. Last sl a gl was rag at tads*, whir maw carshossa, sod, without wring, air as about eh. plass by ay hair, am got Ow rails mai ray Oral Ni hurt sod sustaa sr wry aid. inns I war. the grad ohs Ikea as is tits stows* sal 1 led as pia tars and is the throat am Irr Eyassuirt—Was ohs mbar P OTI--Oh, as sir. •D' Eaters—DM sits ere 111-ore yon haus P Gel —Oh yea, eta, whoa shs was drank. D'Eyscouri—Who told yon to are ban sal are Flaa of year nether P thrt—My Oar, sir. A drat sad hard-..oars looking urn hers Assad IMO ON itases-Loz sad ad-1 aro this child's (ether, sir. ra Kr D'Sysasort —Ars you tarried to We woman? Is your vol. iss—liss, sir ; ohs Is lay wib, bat °pathway— kr. D' Sylmar-1 attar bar your arra *past yore wits. il.—Wly, siss M treats all my Our child, a this way, mad would Leg sayttuus at rue. faith, 99 N-1 speretanded the yfflieoear at 12 &ale& bet Watt, b ths strea. Witco 1 told her the c hugs, ohs ail, " A good job, too ; be the death of her ; • sad when al Os war ohs threstead ths life of her husband, It he lad is appear @g art bar. Sr. Ift itysoostrt—Do you Oar your mother wiS Mass yea, little girl, if she ger home Ciuld—Oh 3 se, sir. Purser, who bad gaud, sad spared way maw erring the saisses, hers erserea-01, say Our girl, 1 tsfl ast ; nmo,y I will sr testa you. Oder—TM board of thw ware is • larOwarkleg orsi. awl laps a man parr rep. Mr. dipolar —1 ark that time Is set gnaw weary as tar a bray thaa its brims • bunk= gsrat. The hashari-4d it is • sag slaw rase ohs has bun 0.!11. Ks. gyucoart-1 .hsl sad this Amon to the Renee el Cornrows low tiro mambo talon sbs peps a Ins et U., AI I 'holt 'squire Mr to liad two red seereas *sit she =pros sail be of geed briteriour krr eta AAAr the Y thet net sayear AO be bial hosed • MAMA obsotta, so titat oM wiL AAA a prison sed to by Aber a spire or \meat. Maw (AMA rail wank( bar hoadr)-011 AA A kat. SOUTHWARK. SINOTLAIII aITIMPT TO COMMIT 111.1MOI. Wks's** 11•ClorAy, s young worms, 26 pare of age, the Mit el labs's'', earths' et 2, Cozheed'a-ptoway, wee brought before Yr. Cocube, charged with soon= ems& wields by jumping oot of the window al hearehewee. Speen elks-coastable, 146 If, add that le was CrCoabeete-geteinky. stoat 8 o'clock, whoa beater the ew wisdom of Pio. 2 hastily opened sad ths primer side her oppresses. sad before be could arrive at the opt she threw herself oat, rod fell with great force on the weakest. Wittiest sus to her assiataace, and Inherits; that aka was eurteeely tamed he conveyed her to the bar pia The wpm esanaked her and Wand that she wee Beek beaiaed,lmst so bakes were broken, therefore • tittle nedilee wee glees to her sad she wee taken to the stades hews end chard with attempting to destroy herself. The presser said she bad no so, h lotestion. The feel we. she and her hustead Turn lkd and he locked her la the nun. la • At of yesstoa she opened the window ead jamped eat. Mr. Combs asked the distance from the watlver sin to the rearad ? The casitable replied ab3ut 14 feet. The Imeasad talurto , d b.e worship that It MINA the drat time eh* had attempted her Ills, and yesterday she maid she would do We these both. 111; was all 1101ISMIle. It WY not Wily /be should commit mu d& by jumping out of a tow window. 6otete abaervad that he did not kao. that. He Amid nomad bar to gaol Ile • week, sad perhaps a titW relltetiott would do hat lino& DIATIWCTI EIKE AT TIM CITY SOAP NVOLSA —(Tm t. DAY.)—A Sr. involving a great destruction of pro perty broke or ibis forcing in the extensive premises be longing to Mr. J. Sc.dt, the proprietor of the City Soap Works, :situate in Upper Whitecrosiestreet, City. The dosage dare Is officially reported by Kr. Braidwood, r —The back-warrouara end the rooms ore burned out, kitchen baronet, damaged, and front of hour diseased by smoke, At. The contents were insured In the Plitoaia race, and the building in the Hand-in-Hand cil+co. The same factory waa on Sr. se the 16th of October, 1457, and again on the 23rd June Is the present yew. A strong body of polies was presant, end radar sweeatial aid to the firemen by keeping the erred back. GRANGE Or FAIHIZZLEMENT AGAINST • Com lIIIILIAL TDAYELI.F.k.—At lime Public.utfloe, Dudley, aft Monday, before T. Frreday, E.q., James henry, foruse4 • commercial traveller in the employ of Mr. O. J. Eng an extensive els aad porter brewer of Medley, searreade to ache:go of iftsbeulimg the mosey of Ifs employer. The posers wax sageged se traveller for the brewery, sad in this tapwity lugs ~.w, of money pried through hie hands HIS aCColll46lw.re sissy. returned se bdag mewl &red caned up to Juicer) hat, whoa he sodded, abecosdrl. 1:pos Lis books, ,kr., being overhauled, there woe found to be • dr &ivory amounting to upward., of 2601. Mr. Wartuiarrius on Monday appeared fn lb. prosecutor, Mr. Maltby for one •.t the sureties, and Me. Mottratn, Instructed by Mr. Preemie, defended. Mr. Warming top weld ha was not certain that the primmer would here surroadered, and he use therefore n.,t prepared with his +ig uanas for the pr ftecutit n. Mr. Motorum did sot object to a remand. The owe was therefore adjourned until Ddriaday, the 2nd of November, priesner'e lad in 3001. and a suety 600/. being aims kr his appearance. A noes or OZEog SEA.--A number of good people of the quiet little port of Herringtos were erne what startled from the., act timecard propriety by witnessing &memo at sea of a rat .or ex traor.!iixav thwarter, namely, a Sok of tame geese nsvigating the bStay element with op peren•ly m murk unconorna se tli".ugh 'hey were quite at bete. The gear* eventually landed at tirlterbeck, about a toile north of the town, and were brought to ilwringten by a led named Duffy. fint,equen• Moir, showed that they were th e proper.y of hit. Gons.n, of Two Plat, DM WhiPOIDI•rO, sad at is supposed they hare bent two or throe days at ma. It \GE SPORT.—The other day Mr. Ira, who has I Neil regalia, darner the shoplifts...ellen at Hunt 1101, eft the grounds of Lord Niamey, is ths perish of Letheos, kart s Foe ur st are at 2,1 y &rd.' .ii•IALUCV , from horse heck. Ha im kol-d a royal .14—the Gm ever known aft the stronsd. Ile laaa OA, shot Otte year 20.008 bane! Thee is gaol work, sad deserves to be seated. The gesPieenan is Muni the musty of Mobil' flood.—Mmetross Blrwd rd. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1859, EIHABB £lB2£-7HIB DAL Two &CLOCK. The railway share market to-day is len so live than yesterday. Caledonian and Meth British stooks have declined 1 per cent., and one or two other descriptions shoat per sent.; but in most hist/mess prices are supported at the dosing quotations of yesterday. London and North West ern stook is quoted tug to 96j; Great Western, 841 to 861 ; Midland, 106 f to g, after being marked 1o6; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 971 to 1 ; Caledonian, 921 to I, after having been marked 93; London sag Booth Western, 981 to NI ; South Eastern, 771 to 78; North British, 801 to / ; Berwick, 90j to 91; and York and North Midland, 74* to 76. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet at 2i to n prem. East Indian Railway stock is again in demand, with an upward tendency. aleci a , MM 1M SAS ISO ■ARKS. Ni 111 Ow 111 i el Ule U Nile INN Milli aunt 1110:4 4014i a• le TI Ti I 132 a Sr 1.26 N 4 Ida Fa VW ig i Li 1111 ;4 I; 1? 1I 411* POP 011881036 MAI. %Eh _ Pi 664.111111.6: -PA. I T an MD gm IMI, farx iht I i T.. . -... . . . 6in . 9. 89 n 1a aa a a a a U Si N 94 U 1 - - .= __. U ni 1110 t 11 SSW MMUS Korai rue. I yes. Wawa.' 100 i I MONEY MARKB2.-21118 1)41. Two o'CLocw. The funds to-day are firm, at the late improve ment. Business in the Stock Exchange has resumed a quiet appearance, the late animation having subsided. In a taw instances prim are a trifle lower, but generally firmness continues to prevail. The scrip of the New Indian Loan has been dealt in from 1031 to 1031, and is now quoted 1031 toe, being firmer than yesterday afternoon. The stook is quoted 1031 to 1. No change has - occurred in the Three per Cont. Rents' at Paris this morning, the prioe being, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, 69fr. 76c. for the account. The telegram reports " little doing." Console are officially marked 961 to 1 for money, sad 961 to 1 for the Bth November. The present quotations are 961 to 1 for cash, and 981, " sellers,• for the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 221 to 223 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 951 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 951 to 1; the New Indian Loan (Stock), at 1031 to 1; ditto scrip at 1031 to 1; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, ;at 981 to 971; India Bonds, at 21. to 4s. rein.; and Exchequer Bill', at 275. to 30s. prem. Turkish Stocks have scarcely been affected by the _ . announcement of the dismissal of the Grand Vizier. The Loan of 1864 is quoted 791 to 801, ex div., and that of 1868, 691 to 5. Other foreign stocks are likewise steady with transactions to only a moderate amount. Sales are recorded as follows ;—Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 99k, 99/ ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 231; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 911; Portuguese Three per Cents. 1853, 481; ditto for account, 481; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991, 991 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 871; ditto scrip, 1 dia.; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 87 ; Spanish Three per Guts., 481, 481; ditto for account, 461; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 34, 341; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, 70; ditto for account, 891, 89}; Venezuela Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 28, 281. The Dover Castle has arrived from Melbourne, with 78,191 ounces of gold, worth 313,0001. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols touched 961 to t, both for money and the scoount,ls minutes ago, but have since receded to 961 to 1, being the Nuns as at 2 o'clock. The scrip of the New Indian Loan remains steady, at 1031 te t. The demand for money at the Bank yesterday was very moderate. In the open market 21 per cent. may be considered the nearest rate for the best bills having three months to run. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money is greatly in eXeill• of the demand, and loans on government securities can namely be placed at per cent. The rates of discount in the principal Continental cities are as fellows :—Faris, 3 per cent (Bank rate 31) ; Berlin, 4 ; Vienna, 6 (Bank rate nominally 4) ; Amsterdam, 2; (Bank rate 3); Hamburg, li to 2; and Frankfort, 2 per cent. (Bank rate 3). It is said that the East Indian Railway Company are about to announce another issue of debentures. The prospectus of the Cutletown New Copper Mining Company (Limited) is in circulation. The proposed capital is 27,0001. in shares of 11. each, of which ss. are to be paid on application and 6s. on allotment. The mines which it is proposed to work are situate at Bawnesehall, in the barony of West Carberry, in the county of Cork. The number of lodes discovered in the eon is 12, producing " rich copper ore." Favourable reports are pat forward from Captain Matthew Francis and other authori ties. The present company is to supersede the original Castletown Copper Mining Company, which WA not proceeded with. 8,260 shares, and 7501. in cash, are to be appropriated to the carrying out o f the arrangements, in which the promoters of the old company and the vendors were concerned. There were again no operations in bullion at the Bank yesterday. The Parana, from the West Indies, has brought 83,0001. in silver, and 36,0001. in gold. A large amount of Austral ian gold must now be near at hand. The Dover Castle (out 89 days) has 313,0001. ; the Yorkshire (out 78 days) 118.0001. ; the British Trident (out 76 days) 131,0001. ; the George Marshall (out 70 days) 119,0001. ; the Dingo (oat 67 days) 75,0001. ; the Maid of Judah (out 71 days) 159,0001. ; and the Phoenician (out 67 days) 36,0001. The exact amount of specie ;lamed for the East by the steamer Pen, which will leave to-morrow is 497,2321., of which 12,3361. is gold, and the rest silver. The government remittance to Calcutta is 274,4981, and to Hon Kong 40,6831. Annexed are the particulars referring to each port, viz. :—For Calcutta,2B4,49Bl. Hong Kong, 166,6911.; Shang hai, 28,6161.; Madras, 12,3361.; Singapore, 6,0001.; and Foo-choo.foo, 921. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady at last Friday's rates. The Vienna ex change was quoted rather lower. The prices are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.161 to 1; ditto short, 11.141 to 1; Rotterdam, three menthe, 11.161 to 1; Antwerp, three months, 36.271 to 36 ; Hamburg, :narks Maws , three months, 13.61 to 1 • Peels, three do, a ht, 25.10 to 16 ; ditto, three months. 36.36 to 40; ort-ca-tlia- Males, three months, 1171 to f ; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 341 to ; Vienna, off. do., three ownths, 12.30 to 40 ; Trieste, ditto, three months, 12.30 to 40 ; Madrid, three months, 491 to 60; Cadiz, three months, 50 to 1 ; Leghorn, three months, 30.16 to 20 ; Genoa, dues months, 25.50 to 21 • Naples, three months, 401 to 1; Palermo, three months, 1211 to 122; Maratha, three meths. tn to I; Lisbon, 90 days, 61/ to 62 ; Oporto, 90 days, 62 to 1. With reference to the market for Indian govern ment loan notes, Meson. Pixley, Abell, and Langley, remark : There have bean sales of 6 per cent. refaced during the past week, at 1.91 per rupee, to the extent of some lace of rapes, bat we an sot IMEIII that more can be gut at that pews ; sailers an 31110iStOUS at 1.10. par cent, enticed, 1.114 to 1.111. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneons snares, as given in the Stock Exchange List of last evening: Insurance.—Alliance, British and Foreige, 171; ditto, Marine, 601, 61; General, 6; Globe, 981; Geardias, 641; Imperial Firs, 3591 ; Pboanix. 175; Rock Life, 81, 131. • Great Centel, 131 ; Cas emate!, 47, ; Lon gs Pertianaentary, 28, 29; ditto, Blue Preference. 65; Sorrey Cowmen., 111, 111, cx di,.; Waken", 121. Weterworke.—Berlin, 4/. 51, 41, 61; Chelsea, 121; Kent, 92LLzobeth, 9S; Southwark aud N anxhall. 1101. —Birmingham, 951 ax div. ; Grand Amadeu, 6!; Regent's, 17. Bridges.—Waterloo. Old Anat. eat 81., 271; Vauxhall, 18. Docks.—Victoria, 1021. 103, 102/. In the sugar market yesterday more firmness wu shown, and an advance of 6d. per cwt. was paid. A total of 28,228 bales of wool have arrived for the November sales, viz. From Sydney, 8,691 bales; Victoria, 3,352; Tasmania, 1,909; Adelaide, 332; New Zealand, 2,897; and from the Cape of Good Hope, 13,013 bales. A report of yesterday's indigo sale is subjoined: The sale progrosaes with much firmness at fully previous rates, and a lamer quantity has been sold ; the middling shipping qualities went rather dearer to-lay. 1,388 chests passed n-day, of which 491 chests were wtthdrswu, 115 thetas bought in, end 782 chests sold. Total 'murky pessd, 7,668 chests, of which 3,647 have been sold, 2,220 withdrawn, end 1,701 bought in. Tenders will be received at the India-office on the 26th inat. for the hire of ships to carry stores from England to Madras and Calcutta, respectively. Mr. Effingham Wilton has published a seventh edition of the well-known and able letters of the late Mr. George Combs on the Currency Question. We do not know where to find the principles which the late Sir Robert Peel followed in framing the Bank Charter Act, and which he was wont to expound, more concisely set forth and so lucidly explained es in these letters. It is one of the broadest and simplest ' expositions ever made of a subject which has been greatly but needlessly complicated. TUISDAT limaxe. Console, which elosed yesterday at 981 tS 1 for ths 6th Nov., opened this morning at the sanee quota tion, rose to 981, " buyers," and closed at 981 to 1. For money the last pries was NI to 1. The aide business report is es fellows :—Three per Cant. Con sole. for mousy, 96 / I, ditto for account (Bth Nov.), 981, 1, 1,1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 96, 961; New Three per Cents., 96, 961, 96 1, 95 ; Thirty Years Anna., expiring in Auil„ 1885, 17b 171 ; Bank Stook, 221, 223, 221}; India Stock, 21k, Y 11; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stock), 1031, 1031, 1041, 1031, 1031 ; ditto, scrip, 1031, 1031, 1041, 1031 ; the Indian Four per Cont. D o . hennas', 1858, 97, 981; ditto, 1859, 981, 971, 981. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures were again in considerable demand to-day, and rose to 1 per cent., the issue of 1868 being quoted 97 to 1, and that of 1839, 961 to 97. India Bonds continue in demand, and were dealt in at ls. to 4s. prem. Exchequer Bills were firm, at 275. to 30s. prem. An unusual degree of activity prevailed in the foreign stock market. Prices showed an upward tendency in the morning, and, although this woe not fully supported in the afternoon, the general appearance of the market was more favourable than for some time past. London and - Westminster and Colonial Bank shares were in demand to-day. Other bank shares were steady. Electric Telegraph stock advanced 1 per cent, Berlin Waterworke shares were in request, and there were some inquiries for Crystal Palace and Me diterranean Extension Telegraph. Van Diemen's Land shame opened at 15 to 1, rose to 18 to 17, and closed at 151 to 1. The rise was canoed by state ments that the auriferous quartz has yielded results much beyond those previously mentioned. An advance of * per cent. took place to-day in Nova Scotia Government Bonds. The United States Five per Cent. Bonds, redeem . able in 1874, were to-day placed on the Stock Ex change List, and were quoted 931 to t (exchange, 4s. 6d.). MINIM-THIS DAY: Two dOLocx. A considerable amount of business hal been done this morning in British mining stocks, and prices are firm. The principal transaction/ have been in shares in United Mines, West Beton, Wheal Basset, Rut Basset, Providence, Wheel Mar garet, and Bag Wheal Russell. In the Stock Exchange Wheal Clifford shares are officially marked 285; Herodafoot, 18; and Wheal Basset, 190. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet. Scottish Australian Mining have been dealt in at / prem. A special mewling of the Cslifornian Consolidated Quartz Mining Company (Limonite:l) is called for the 81st inst , to confirm a napalm:ion for a dissolution and a voluntary mind ful-11P. At a meeting of advenhtrers in South Carrion Wheal Hooper, held yesterday, a call of 2s. per share was made. Mr, John Watson was appointed purser sad esoretaryal rim I amiirut I 1 6 %Wail sj DE, 4 0 .7. U500 W . ... wl% Int ba listr ak ,_ IN J 1 14 • 1 11. C` WO: in t i ......1.1 1 , .... : 1 mt. IL NM -^ .......... 1 3 a ' 2 c g t: 1 1,."........ e g......,.........:: Viletielikk De. Of& ow Illa k . jka . ! 1 =4i Or oat. K 11l .... ii. If ou 60.. LIM LUNN AT Vim iueua. Na. 114.1 Itatswan. 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Vaulty, Adm BM, Gladiolus, Peace of Deurnark, Oman* AMMAN., Hamlet, Julia, Shaft°, Maid of Mt Hint, Pea, &mak Eltheat Beauty, Keg Earnings., sad Pk Harry on biro. KELSO PLATE. Oa. mile. art Twasaids, Paw Taft, Magels,Howtowdlo, and Stockton Wm. 011111 AJOUVALS.—The Slave, Am* Howth, Mont , mad ana, kir = m , .1:011aley, Loris o' Buchan, c by Wor mier Mr. Ptvisdarrat, the Acoonntant-General of Miro, Yr Urn ribmissed in consequent of his dealing in Trojan Banks; sad Mr. R. P. Harrison, the Accountant. Ounroal to Ur gemenmsat of Hiegel, will sauced him. The drops coassonast on tha transfer will give p r omotion to sawn' of the nocomassard tracers of the Calcutt Trmairry, ash allow of the Mastics Maw sonnuttent's salary to 2,600 Twos a mark. The/overisese Coortiresys :—"1 4 .1r. George Dickson, esoretery tad Mimeo/ of the Dalodoalan Bank, hr obtained the of operettry or chief officer of the Bank of The es., we eadonema, le 3,000/. per annum, with a °Maid MJdcsoe et Calcutta. The appointment is ragartlad as the most infortial of ha Mad is 1" Atwell DEATH OF MR. ALDERMAN BEAUMONT, OF Baseman.—l 4. Thome Beaumont, sad oar of ohs 'Manua of Breibud, Mad suddenly on np ems fag, of dhow of the heart. The deceased gentleman, who was 64 years of age, was brother to the late Ray. Dr. Boon zoom, whom death In 1866, its Use pulpit, at Hall, was equally sudden. Mr. Boaamost Iliad resided in Bradford wady 40 year% and had bees eceirely moomatad with tho papa Mototkoe of the . _ town. ACCIDENT TO KR. SAMUEL WARREN. —We regret to hear that Mr. /.meal Warne, Q.C., who with his leanly has bees optediti the news at Lynes, North Devon, a for ween aha leanly ea the rocks, while stepping Imo the WSW, se bine, sad received a seven Wary to the right &dodder, whin was wideatly wreathed. He is low, however, nearly rewired, sad b eon able to Writ" though not without same eart.-51. Jetwo's Calevaids. PHARMACEUTICAL 80CTITT OF ORTIAT BRFEAIN. —The folio oandidefts passed the molar examination rday, so OarmesseMosi demists : Bader Aid; Charba Henry Theatres, Madden- Add ; Charlie Wen Leman ; Jam ARM Maslen Cape Tows; Alfred Plalfp Baker, Cadres; Muses Hors Alba, Denesiple; Hwy Archbold Mane, Losdea. CDT 00101ISSION or Mini.—The Commis sioners et amiss mot nanny d Mr. Depot Chants the trees p is t a preespt hintai beta recestly Dowd ef Wails, reetairtai pepsin es the Ma of prll aid, hen the Commtaska, of • sem of ?pot., es die City ahem at the Dead'. expeodi kit the o ar DMA a rate was mode by the court and to pet b.. collection forthwith—Mr. T. Datklory, seer. sewed mewed as Aden dew.:. , That heat—ok as the Bend at With. 111 not resin theemenat nand by lie tempt add tls 311Ih of Ain 13611, the woe men ambit the pre. cep of the Oneminnows of desems, dated 27th of her, len le an pet hie WWl= mold the main d ik = ery ant." Aber men Abend= the modes was with. ban sod the erignal order of the seen essinsd.— The Medical Men of Health (Dr. Inhaby) mind es the nadtka of 1911beweis that were lowneeld deft dte wen ad be submitted a bet of 61 did nqdred sealtary itspenemet la wader • be abo ealtented a list of photo that bran ineleibp ea smut of 0141111 abed, bet set yet tomPled with The mor tally Maras he the wen en a ll* b bow the now ler the mess. The teed webs , of dans le bet 61, el whin 13 Wan mow Motto mid 12 were teen sat pans The ailleerie ef death were amen of sande chestier ; ibt wow 3 deaths bus ben S ha mann 3 Spa meek. sad mend has seen* fewer, and ten aserbas 16 bias hen smirk Maass& Meths were niletered Wise the week, iris, 26 boys sad MI Pals Tan MITIOPOLITAX 011W11117/18.—Th• liontaing of omens me r tbe sallesties ef the dudes have for • um. sibeable hie dineleed spa the Metrepentes Pass Oin winismess, le when sway uniber prepbtor is bond ibis anus of the samba di inner prihrmed by sash Ia seder le pied spirt ben a es ale amber died slue men belesidai to Yo pence forte wen reently plead at Oa plata ton the purpose cd checking the go urmets& phis allied to the reepestive omnibuses as they peed le ad be. The Oaten ems so snowed occupied sight pen mod the daily retest boo each shows the name mesa* a omnibus traffic at their ssveral diatom, ek :—lamiss-kldge, 4,000; Strand, 2,300; Holborn, 2,600; Sherediteh, 1,706; Islingtoty 1,600; Whitechspel, 1,100; Westminster Bridge. 700; Dlntfolerl, 500 . Thom Ire at punt noon 900 aid 1,000 ornalboaes plying la the metropolis. sad oa as amass each vehicle travels 60 rodeo per day. The geverazamt duty is sae pussy for every mile of road, sad the government remises 1,3301. per week, or 70,2001. par maws from this source. It is thought that the checking system will shortly rine, sit men having bees re moved le March bee, and sis others at the onamesonotat of the peers mean bedew oily four men to check the satire manse us& of Ur metropolis. How the will answer re nder to be ion GALLANT CONDUCT OF • CRIREAS HIRO.—On =sight, between the boors of she. and tan o'clock, • foto the Utley from the steps at Astote•-quay, arr Carpels-hrlApi. Although hundreds of person. were at tracted to the spat to witness the perilous state of the drown lag mm there me none courageous enough to offer the asadeteace, tentll at length police ccemble tvilliam mile was on &ay at the time, hastened to the reser, rhea, divesting him &of his boots and clothes, he pleased lobo the water and succeeded in bringing the rues to the steps, from wheoce he was can veyed on • ear In a seemingly lifeless state to Jervis street Hoetital, when under the skilful appliances of Dr. Daly the man revived and wee able to tell hie mann and air lie sddresa, ohi , l are a follows :—James Byrne, aged 26, reds • plumber, Aughrim-street, Stoneybettee. William Kelly wee late a private of the 2lst Regiment of Fulham, re ceived • medal and for clasps !oaring the respective name of " Alma," Balskiava," Sebastopol," and baker. mann." This gallant soldier Is only thirty years of re, and bears the mark of a wound received to tile left arm while to the trenches before Sebastopol. If this fearless and heroic act, and duriug the datums of the night, does not edema Kelly la the pollee farce, it I. to be hoped the Humane Society may award him the oar medal in each cert.—Saundra. Lublin News' ktkr fiaIIEILZEPLA SUOS.—Oct Tuesday evening last, about 8 o'clock, Buckle, head keeper to Lord Walsingham, of barrios Hall, bearing • gun fired several times, lay in ambush tuna the poacher approached. When neer, Buckle rushed out intending to apprehend the intruder, but before • word wee @poker' between either of them, the poacher Bred. lodging the whole of the charge in the lower part of Hackle's body. A man has been appre hended who forruerly worked on the estate, and his not givieg a good amount of himeelf, coupled with his shoes correeponding with f. atmarlui et the spot, it is hoped that the dame will he brought clear against him. Buckle is not exacted anemic —Beery red lionerA fat. Loss or ras 8010 Boo.—Captaia !lotto°, of the twig Llewellyn, which hes arrived at Gravesend from Gib raltar, reports as follows the loss of the brie Sea, on the 9th Met. October 8, wind merieg from N. W, to N.N.W., bar. 29 3-10, came up with the brig See, Clark, of Hartle pool, from Garreetta for Cardiff. The captain stated hie meet had sprang • leak, and was makieg water at the rats of 16 timbre per hour is moderate weather, the pumps con stantly going, short of provision., and most of the cult split. He bagged me to lay by him mud to mod two men to maim pumping; but being Awl-handed I could but ouroply with hie request, so I peoudeed to lay by him till the snootier moderated. Finding be c o uld not keep up with my r. s.el, 1 offered to take him in tow, veered away • line and hauled his tow•lioe on lewd; 4 p.m. took kite In tow, end made all possible rail; 10 p.m. the wind fall light, with a heavy north-west swell, toe tow-liae wee mat off to avoid tool - and we lay by him. Midnight—Light winds; lowered our beet, end west en bard the Sri to mar ten' what condition she wee ih; found her in • most deplorable state—the topsides and wooden ends atexted, and the waterways and emering•board feeten.nge broke', the pumps constantly visa, and the crew completely ex h euMed with iletigne. Sit captain and crew stated that It the gale tereameaced they eUrold sot be able to keep the brig afloat, as the leek wee fart gaining upon them ; at 3 p.m. I rammed to my mewl. 9—At 6 em. sent the mete with booed craw sal • I w netemary articles to aaaiet in hearing the oergo overboard, sod to relieve the pampa. 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Poe atm 1.0649111 e 1 as ss 1 41 20.000 ei Dom.. - a Widows • 77 701 14.016 91 Do. 9 11 xi okooo 10 tad No 0 logra Ps / 0 .010 01 at y0u6.0 hes eg I l h le it: kt agai e la Mimi -. moo , LIN IRO 1.11 li 11. 3 1116012 411 11 I 7 KZ Do. Do am= P I 1 Pree11L006.01604.6 0 - -.. Alla 1N eon Thar We UAL. 149 li 18 S. ft. VIC6IOII Doet• 1 119 101 101 TR/Jag° RETURNS. 11•11114111. num P. pal. Wont stabs October 9. o MAN Oars tral Norsk IltafieWiliilit. a ci.i 4 7. mil Was saw Oolobor 16. Illemo.4•11 limb Wawa .. West 'name October M. *ma beambele. . m 1.041 loodni rad Ilmintell — 1« , 9 19•9111 lola= ......—..—.... 9 1.471 Teta. Total. ►ls2. 15 A A 1.2 A 1.74 7.071 2,401 7,071 2.265 2.007 1.500 1311 2.221 • The shoos Is ssilsiss et trans dam. sosissait "WI as Leedom mid With woken lathy Sours Byte:mom Muntrx.—Daring_the week ending Oct. 15 the visitor have been um mow :—Os Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, fres days, 5,145; on Mon day and Toseday, tree swain" 4,521. Oa the three stadente days (adishisles to the public ed.). 220 ,• one andante' the oinedas of tlae evealag m amma , 1,09 y. 5,675. 133. Total, 8,619. From COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARY-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The attendance of the trade was mall and the tone doll. nicee of aka articles of the trade were =- shared. The supply of home grown grain was small. The imports of foreign pain into Loodoo since last Monday wan reported this morales as small of flour, mall of wheat, mull of barley, sad fair of oats. Weir:L-1200, dull sale at barely led Moaday's rates. Foreign unaltered la vales. Hugh& white, Mk. to 460. ; red, Ws. to 40s. per qr.; Daum% and Ho 425. to 565. per 4911 b. ; Rostock, 425. to 60e. ; ethl iga ll s al% ports, 40s. to 46a ; French, Ns. to 424. none in moderate demand, at last Monday's mica. Tows, Ms. 405.; Norfolk, 30e. 13d. per 2,301 b.; Preach, 261. Os 33e. me 2801 b.; Awe., U. 8., - par barrel. BaaLzir.-Pit's sorts oontinne Karoo, and maintained at last Monday's rake. English, 24e. to 4.4. per qr.; Baltic, 245. to 27e. ; ether sorts, 230. to 275. per quarter. OATS, slow sale at last Menday's rats& British, 20e. to 30s. pea qr.; Rtuidan, 18a. to 240. 9K qr. ; other Baltio porn, 22a. to 275. per qr. Bmws.-English sad Egyptian gait at last Monday's rates. English tick, 36e. to 41a. ; harrow, 425. to 465. Per qr. roeolin. 40 e. to 60 e• Per Or. Egyptian, 32 e. Ple Pam slow kids at last Mondays rates. English boilers, 47.. to KM; bag and grey, 36e. to 425.; fonign white, 465. nowritto Cesoots.--84soe last Friday 44 grain-lade* mask were reported arrived at ports of a'l4 viz., 18 wheat, 10 make, 6 barley, 6 rye, 4 oats, I beam. Notwithstanding these large arrivals the demand continues animated, end prices of roost article firmly maintained. Taganrog Mirka has been sold at 445. 94. to 465., cad L cargo oil pump fetched 465. per 494 the. Maks, Ilnil e 295. per 480th.., and Galata, 30s. 6d. pm 49211 a. Odom barley, 24a. per 40014. Odsem rye, 275. per imperial Iv. £II4INIIII INTO LONDON IICON OCT: 17 TO Oet 19. It Nada. Ilm lotriga. Mod 4E7O MO 3310 rizo.l 9213 Wan 6O .... Nailbh Back Ant. CO : l adia VWW . iiiii:4lo. 140 sob. MINCING-LANE.—(TIIIB DAY.) Boosze—Ths large public sales of foreign are progressing steadily. COFTZIL—This article boa become dull, and sales to any utast could not be made without giving way in prices. Tas.—Tits demand continues limited, but general quota. ems cannot be shared. Sacs.—Good white Bengal, 12a. to 13a. thoo.—Peari sold Is. lower, lth. to 17a 6d. Corrow-600 bake Berm sold at previous rates. SALTPIIIII—BongaI, refraction 10 to 11, sold 335. 6d refraction 7, 365. 61. Ismoo.—(Fifth day.)—The qualities of Bengal fit for shipping omtthued to sell readily ae 61. to 81. advance, but for fine qns/itles the advance le only 6d. to 61. Ordinary and low sorts sell vary unevenly at July wee to 31. advance. Kurpahs of good quality are in kirk request at 6d. to Bd. advance, low sorts being neglected. Dry leaf Madras are only in limited requited at about last sale's prices. 7,668 chests have now paned the tele, of which 2,220 were withdrawn and 1,701 bought in, leaving 3,647 chests sold. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market 1. stredy ; prior sly quoted so follows, and an .bout the saws as those last current yesterday .—Towa tallow 68s. 66. net cash ; Feasibly' ir.c. on the spot, 695. 9d. to 60.. ; .11 the year, 695. 6.1. to 695. 9.1.; Decem ber, 69t. 9d. to 60e. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Moen. Pattaadat sad Smith report that the market COIaiIIIIIS AM at lam priors. COAL MARKET—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Acorn Close, 18s.; Walls End Benson, 16..6d.; Walls End Ruraell Hatton, 18e. ; Walls Bad Braddyl• Hatton, 18s.; Walls Red Tanfteld Mlor, 13a.; Walls End Eden. 18a.; Walls End Hatton, 19.. 3d.; Walls End Heigh Hall. 17e. 9d.; Wall. End Hopsack, 15s. 3d.; Walls End Whitworth, 16e. 3d. ; Walker Primrose, 128.6 d.; Ward's West Hartley, 145.; Lambert's Hartley, 15s. 9d.; North Holywell Main, 18a.-41 skips at market. TELEGRAPHIC CO3IIfITHICATIO4 WITH INDIA.— Mears. R. 8. Newell and Co.'s 'teenier Impersdor left Liverpool on the 3rd inst., end the Iroperatriz on the Bth, with about 2,000 miles of cable to oonw-ct Aden and Kite. aches, and thus complete our telegraphia communication between Alensudria and India. The cable was tested pre 'ions to embarkation, and pronounced to be very sa:isfsetory. Judging from previous performances, the warmers should reach Aden on December 30, end Kurrechee about Decem ber 20; where, we understand, it I. intended to commence laying tbst section of the cable, and by shoot the 10th of January next London will in all probability be to direct communicatton with India. Mr. R. S. Newell, who is at priamt engaged in completing the cable to connect Alexan dria with Constantinople, will, with Mr. Lionel Dishonor, the company's engineer, proceed early in November to Aden. and thence embark on board the Impersdor to superintend the arrangements. Carain Pullen, of her bfajetry's ship Cyclops, will also glee hie assistance.—Chine Telegraph. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND %% OLVERHAMPTOX RAILWAT.—Tbe receipts of this company, including the Btourbridge Extension and Stratford-upon-Avon Canals. for the fortnight ending the 9th of October, bare been 10.6661. 7s. Id., whilst those far the corresponding fortnight of 1868 amounted to 9,490:. 19s. lid.: and the ext.eoditure, also in. eluding that of the Atnerbridge Extension and Stratford upon-Avon Canals ! 4,0131. 16s. Bd., being at the rate of 38.27 per cent., whilst those for the corresponding fortnight of 18.58 amounted to 3,6191. 6e. 9.1., or at the rue of 38.17 per cent. The aggregate receipt* for the first seven fortnights and fine days of the ball-year amount to 72,8491. 31., as aceinet 67.8381. 3s. 31. for the corresponding urea fortnights and five days of the precious year; :end the aggregate expenses for the find seven fortnights and four days ofthe half- ear amount to 28.1271. Ss. lei., Icing at the rate of 38.60 per cent., as ag,.ir,t 2.5 ~i 7/. 35.101. for the corresponding seven fotiniglits and flee days of the per vitae year, or at the rated 3T.77 per cent. Y a L ala SO I II a 10 el v all i is all al SI IS i I . 1 a SI WI all 3 2 I a a all 4 1/ a 14 44 SS a SI a 1u .11 au a 11l • ell . I