The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-13 00:00:00

LSW DiTELLIGENCE. (THIS LAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (116. n. Mr. Commloirloarr 111' 21101110 , T IooNMS, An adjoirstion of bankruptcy yes ink eiteleet Ernest CParles deorribed as • printer sad johii.her o the 0b.,/ aor•r.r 4 , , of Ezet•r-street. Strand, and of Cam- Vetorla-roei, Keedasrm. The petitioning creditor le Mr. Freaserer, solicitor. The hasskrupt snd °Ghent! proo Theictition yes beliotud le Mr. Camels , ionn EVIZP, end Mr. Johnson is the official ~en THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANIIION-NOUSE. ♦ Will CASS. A t+ll aad railer pn4ty Ma( .oteas. salmi AWN, *I M" c with sisaulitud Mr. W. R. eltiolth, a tr. otaltst;,r. r.t The prowcutor 7erol 17; was obont to lOW hie rem ow the previous day, vim the prisonor, who was months( op posite, eaddsoly redid Rpm him and vtolostly semodted him. She wrack as os the OKIN kkited him on the lawn part of his body, as,. Ms coat, sad kaselcsd his het ever Ids yea ro, as .ho was too math for hue, ha gave he tito restudy. Lord Mayor—Won, sow, what was this cause of this f Prooreo.or (affectedly) —W•11--alt-6.roberly I used to --oh—cohabit with bar: bur —sh—her temper was to violist that I was Sorosd to my. bar Lmd if Mat to lira as.. you cow hardly trawler at has coeliac.. ProWn. tor—Wer2ah—l dos't think she has any cause of toophuat against ww. The Ind M y*— You seduced her, I suppose. Prooseutor—Assweistly sot She Irma • wotn on on tlw town w . bas Lint took is kr. lie Lord Ila nem the more fiollab you. Wald won of madam cuoM ,is impact from such • woman Preerestor—ne waa up . taco at Itoaatrma fur msaultiog me, bet I palliated ►ar ciadu , t, red atm liras let off. The Lama Mayor—Well, are you Michaud to adopt the SUM NEM Sue this!Prosse• oh* o Tor - Tafila greeet tim taigg l) —Certeinly lot I omit of dto • soced e. The lard Idayor—Wh* WM. Ts% to soy, rimier : M P M l hod, I net Ida yeolseday by appoint. moot that he sight glee gm ems miry, for be bad der away sad Idl y haddadya Itto is debt. lie nutted Igo to go boat sad ho will him ate nets lodging, but I ro tated to do so, sodas, he pre Igor • push , to I caught UM ignite to inotayeell ter *Wag, sad that a bow hie seal get teem Lard alegur—ls there say troth in bee estemeat? Piesearder—(Orliesenda Idie • turtriy.oock)—Assandly got; It le itesespisto Ws. Potwar—lt is sow, ward trod, sad you born it. And pm ham yea *tart me Is lb. *met s neat/ no, lad I hod yea at Oildhall, when tb• **giant* told you howoeld Mee yea els soothe if y.,u Test flu* again. Lied Ilissyer—lls that 12111.? Pagessa4—Well—eb-1 did go to 04041*U—di—but I eta explain that. 114. Geolamma (chief eletk)—We de sot watt say *plus **. Whet odes the ressli--oare you bored ova Prerannor—Ne—ai-1 wee dud. The Lord Mayes—Thera I than diseltorgo the piseast, he she newtake owe set to *soy you. SU vr then discharged. GUILDHALL /Vint= SIMIIIIIATION or larailail, Till PAELIMPT *r ,s ILITSAOIDIMART Dor mf Bryn.% the solicitor of 13, Oreehaapetreet, who, Is J aly. 1118, abocesded from hie creditors to avoid liatOlithe le the commons emosat of nearly 200,0001., red who wee meetly brewed from Auarsas upon • smart by thepeset Brett, wee placed at the by before Aldermen Lawrence fee farther finalisation relative to varier Amp ed chief leg mosey order Woe protester, her bier M shot eM tied. The heekretpr, aa embalm( the desk, dlepiped • releases tatalty at radium sulk km damaremer em the ant esareleep dos, and we sederamid be eatertdas the Idea that, sea withessdisi the everwhelatieg mature of the Mews spine him, so jury in the world caa convict be.. Mr. Poised appeared f..r the preeerettea, earl Mr. pa for the dehisce. The Sumer &reales. bat ng been reed over, the Mew * stamens were called. Mr. Palmer, recalled, said—l slab re correct ray Mire in *luck I am med. to say that the bankrupt Fat by tate U.S. at Dyer in Lon ,n ,just =tore he left far Aummale. Be are= west by that same, to lay keowledge, keg be had • is at home Ham agrarian rem men Joke Dyer, ad that s.. bow I heard the setae of Drat. Mr. Fen, recalled, Mid—At the lest era====e I eabl that tbe bankrupt pave me the der le lei the meimerendurs .5 the &posh about • ismatot or three =mho OW. 1 gam him lbe cheque end ma 000/. ; bat M the beet of my =collection be pave the m , se wheel I pee hint the =- hare et W. I. emit M make up the adman et 1,0004 Mr. Fuld—l peepme, air, to dealt the Met use I erased hy yrooscian the deed which wee spoken et on the het (caftaoa. Ilse Settbell said—l produce ea solgeranat Mem David Hughes to Walton Autumn, of the beer 13. 11114bbery- Grove. esllae. The boss of the Jews le forty yam. somata. 29th of 1841, end . ground-rent of 101. 4a. 11d. is each the tin; hawse oraopessed ia the Isar. Tbe cos eidtesties meaty woo NM. 1 we. the attasslng what joistly with Thome 114therds, • tied' to the bankrupt. The knows awatisaed a the hue en N..s. 13 and 14, but only No. 18 Y migasd by Ude decd. Mr. Mapes allsl-1 was 111•11•1.710,1( clerk to the benkrupt at the haw he weat Asetralie on the 20th of July, 1838. I had ha shost ha year* in Lie *Two. the letter prodneed, dated 16th Jeavary, 1868, nfiering per cent. iatievat hr deuce. to the eattet of 6,0110 f, and • dw wait of esearitics to double the rola*, to terry out SON pro/table buclaose offered to the bankrupt. dose not refer to nay brim.. of each • dowriptios I. the 1 SNI .t that time to the best of my rernllectice. lam net aware of any podiabio busts.. being offered to th• bankrupt for en edemas of 6,0(4,1 *Lot the that. But Mc. Hughes might hese bed ouch IA oler without ray Irsiowledge. No advance of 6,0001. use wade to any cheat la roneidenstina of such Lewitt... There ie an outdoor day-book or ledger in which all trannectioas of the (Mee ere eattred, but there does sot sppear any entry of the banner trfcrrod to in the latter, either before or sPee the 16.1 i of 'winery, 1858.1 f an leases bed two made of 5,0001. in our Ake, 1 should probably hese known of it, Cr siversantsed— I bad the regulation of the entries in this box*. nod if Mr. linnbee did sot direct the clerk's &Ven dee to the book I should. There are many entries in the book in the bankrupt' s handwriting. This book was for the snidest-a a the delta with regard to the cot door burin.as of thew.. We do sot enter prospective Wakes@ unless sotrthistr rileallot boss it. Mr. Moreau—Mar le se I thought ; Ike bankrupt wanted .nd rely got 1,0004. W.tatss—Seelt a metier would be oonfined to the know- Wire of Mr. Hugbas alone, nal.r bush'. s• resulted (rota It. 1 cannot any Mast the stireiaint I. that letter about the offer of the valuable blousons was false. K....examined—There is nothiert la title book of a sub's gut at date referring to that masa tkia. 1 was not aware of tbst letter bawler been written. I sin not aware of any *d eluxe of 6,000 f. Wog made by any client to the bankrupt, eter the date althea lever. Mr. Poland--Tbet evidence wimple...oath, case, sir. M. M. rpm-- I inOudt it,, that there is ao ore at all of obtsinitur gooney seder Nis. pretences. Yr Pulsed-1 will mow, sir, wend with $ ease of • ktfeiset eberse•er a tbnes slinvely la evidence, and the ibsrre will be for stealing a situ of 1,0001., snow tfie Frew. dolet.t Trustee. ..Let. i'• ,rk • Wtlli.m Tuestall, taniteptair abet to Miran. Wilily, of reachaieb buildings, erilicitoto—l produce a deed ot Ike 29th of &prefabs?, 1008, joirdiag to be • I out bores is Stmors , a-tareses. pastas, devised by to Mr. Lewis. I also produce tbe nnetsegelleed, matins V. Mr. Ympt tbe eau of 1,000 f., and intend ea the ssroe propvty. I 1.... Jen the essipanteat of the roe r.p.ty. rareuted by Mr. Pau and David Hashes to liebert Gilbert /nr • c n-i lavatioa a I,OOW. to Ms. TVS, and SOL to Dot 4 Huhn.. 11. . awns Fd—Os tM 3,1 of fit. IM2. I hot I . OOO L i t s =4l .IIMMO of [nisi& I 'wo Wm showy le SD hod oat es osortgulgo, Ind I do sot blow spa life report, the amorivage weff.oed, for I error baba M Ike me% Mr. NORA—Then Is a r doubt, sir, the twarbrii• ." lasw ill. wpm elltseever-rerrsee. Octave —Oa the fled of April, MK I neelved this Foss boa ohs bokopt, lakintumg to that Us' Isrspeety weerepied Se we wee sold by seal" mad Oat tie preheat wee Se be completed ke tV Prliowiser i.e., whoa I mad bass bask my 1,004 " lir , •rse orbs, re, esti,. Ile •1”, ',goosed roe to Ist Wm her the 4.46 so (empire the iris. I celled on Sib bestow* &wily sairewstesirh the deeds. sad °trained too brat paved. I w drowsed, tosiod alert...boo Hors, habrepre dirk, odium ow to rondos the pervhass by " 1 4 ord sararmg ile deeds for thus pores. I called la " • •iwwie of teat letter, sad soot as the feed prodeeed, dead f oar 15. INS. Mr 1...b0 v e put rim ore tbs esserpt at the beck of tie loe 'be 13 , 001. fr.. Mr. Gilbert t W , ties—Nu; I 000 U sue do so so I did sot hate tbis IDIOM weir/. mls ay baadort , ier cortaialy. The ea ..ll•Y ler G H a at to pay 'orb. tackruot .h. .ua of 1,0101. P l " , loara-rery late my bawl...Marg. bat 1 do sot real not *1 • 11 1.114att. 1 meow ror• .r-J r.I it's 1,0001, 1 aiarad tha " I 'N 14. Alter glair, that almbonty 1 felt town 14 about .rolia madly~ 1 naisrord 1 toned that the banbropt 4 ' . Al l / 1 111.4 1 have maw raw lard that 1,0001., mot way it at Mtlarr frau Mr. Gabon or Ms. Hog Sal, end I hie lima issehrod nay free THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1859. Oros...rumlued—Hr dii not promlse me any lut-reet is the 1,0001., but I told him to gait r security, so that 1 ettankl not loss say interim, and he promised 1 &Geld sot. I did not undirramad lb., he was to pay me the %tweet out of Ins own pocket. I asked biro to get me a fresh mortgage, and If be could not find it I was to loss toy interest. That arraegnapot was made at the time I returned the deed., and mot likely after I eigned tits anthwity for biro to re ceive the money. I did not hold Mr. Hualses reapousiblo far tLe interest until sew security was found. I only re edy. d five pee rest. interest trader that swerve. Mr. Itobert (inert, of 33, Unioa.streer, Sieltepegats. street —I am a baker. Its April, 1838, I norcheeed .it beams la Bhaseoft-terrace, Dolmen, for 1,0001., and 301., sad Mr. Hughes received the mousy of me. I mad. • deposit of 1001. to the atietiourer. Tb. purchaae was completed on the 23:6 of June. on which oce,l. a I paid th.. balsams of 8301. la Bank of England cotes. I paid that mosey to Haphes. My solicitor, Mr. Randall, was torment at the thee, but I am not aware that Mr. Fagg was. I believe Rot. _ _ _ Mr. Heeretson, sleek to Meters. Carrie and Co., bankers, eaki—l prolate the baskrupt's pieebook, by which it spleen these was • balance in her favour of 64/. Is. 61. at the time be waist away. The lasi tranmer lon In this book le the 2lth July, 1868. Mr. Palmer saki—l was at Liverpool on the 20th July, IMS, when I saw the bankrupt and his family on board the Red Jacket, which was bound for Amanita, and I saw them deport on their voyage. ttergrant Brett end —I apprehended the bankrupt on a warrant st South Yana, near Melbenrne in Australis, on the 7th of Jane, the same day tbst I arrived there. I ulti mately brourbt him to this country. Mr. P,land—That completes this ease, and as I am not in • position to finish the bankruptcy cam at present, it would bemire convenleist to wltotirn now to some future day, when I will go rnto another class of frauds ; not that I wish to multiply the charges onaseessarily, but 1 feel it my duty to give one cam in each elms of frauds with which we charge the bankrupt. Mr. Morgan applied th It the msgi.trote would order that the bankropt's watch and roues oilier property of trifling wine should be dews sip to hire. Alderman Lemmas add be had no power to intei:ere. The protonsr being• bankrupt the matter must rut with IV adtalgoees. The prisoner was then remanded for • week. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ■IKQtLAR APPLICATIOX IT A lOLUIIA WIEE.-TMI , pSsZCSIMICI or 12.FIMING SO JOIN. ____-- A dernst.koirdeg wanes applied to the tesgistrate (Mr. !atlas) for hie .sentence. The appliceat said she received en order at Prostoo, Lancashire, t, go to Southampton, end ,ben go on hosed a ship bound for Madras, to join bar bee bead. • wither, at Rangoon. She .not on board with her two children, and when near the lending stairs she jumped from the ship, lesving her two children es board, and made be, wag to London. Mr. itrodon asked her why oho did so? The applicant said she was aloud to go the voyage. She leßthe_seip thinking they would give her bar children. Mr. Desdan said he cold do pouting. He wee not going to and bar hack again. She should have stopped and got her ettlldnnt out. TM aTpliir•iiiiadd Uwe order came to her from the War offal, but she did nee ebb (I go. S.ie had never been la a Tinsel begot., sad abs wee friehieeed cf the rare, and her children wonted to loam If she had thrown thew uut they would have been killed. She asked the than who we. app inted over them from the Snlpying•ettico to sive bet bar &fide's, Mt he refined. She then made up beg mid tie come to Lowder, and • ledy gave her 4c, and able W pledged some ef bet dasher at S .utlnimpion, and own by the railway. Others bed left the ship besot. her. If eke bed see gees its pay abs bed been roceiving (10d. • day) would have been sopped by tip War•oftleis. Her only brother, who wee • outdo,/ in the 4.5 th at Preetolli bad liven her alai and. • description of the voyage that she wee frightened to go, sad she did rot wish to nave her home. Ili. Bodo& ;mid .ho had done the maddest thlog she mild have done. She had at . ..induced her children. He wee Mt at prevent satieSed with her mimeos. nt. SM bed Inner go to the Wee-Aloe et owe, end he would mend use of the takers with bee. The applicant rid k wee all t 0.,. Sateerrstly 011hategtissery, a very intelligent dicer the awn, and wbe need great &biome, Naomi that he had ' hem te the Wanaiaa, rid wee from then referred to the Qesreminartar- • Oflost, at tko Horeb Goarda, when Ite reseived every assiesssee sad iefoneation from Col. Od der, and wierketweed that the wornaa's sidenitst was quite ✓iarL Tbe Wird rid he wart telegraph to the office at sveN•mpea w bast the two children dretobarktd. He sireppwwhrasrdrl travel by train from Loudon to leathaeepeon, end ars Southatoptos to Lorton free, sad dr colossi, who bed Ward in the Metier parable eraser, else personally gave dr women be. to rout her on her jar sty for whitlitime seemed very thankfol. The comeqtassre of the woosn's Musics the pent of being pored to lathe to Jar her hatband it that the allow ern of 10d. a day will heacdor ward be discontinued. WORSHIP-STREET. FASHIONABLE rimers. Tye asessilasly well-dresped primes, who gave the name of AAR Buck's' , and Louisa Mandel, were charged, the ismer with attempting In phk the peeket of a lady on dr platform of the Ertera Counties Railway, and the latter with brag In the same place kr the purpose of committing a felosy. 11;.Buperhitearkwit Kent sold—l look the prisoners into ameody from inform dim giver, to m• by the person now part. At the motion house tha female marcher handed M this photograph found on the fermi., prisoner. A photograph of a man and tivonius amnia in a very loving pearre, wee here banded to the bench, and instantly recag tthd ea being a semblance of both pearlier*. Mr. low& who defeol,d the female, olionwed that the beam of both warn totally diatinct froui those at the parties charged, and In his opinion the portraits were not vary Our- Neklesid.. there were wears' fame that resembled mums. Mn. Mary Bradford, 63, Bt. 0. wpa'e-road, Now Lout rood, mid—At 11 o'clock to-day I wet on the platform and Isla • hand in my pocket. On looking down I distinctly taw the male pigpen' withdraw hie hand and slip It into his own pocket. 1 said, "You villein, you ham tried to rob me," and direody dmelinsrds told the flow witness. Iridium, having been given of the prioniers being In com pany li to the alleged attempt, Meek*,n= lam goilty, sir, but know nothing of this body (Namdmi). ensure )00 1 tiara no scquaintanc• with Mr. Bard—l dalawd the woman only, and contend that dime I. elt any evidence ag dust hr. The &male wen dletnarged ; Won remanded. NUBS L 1823,71118 DA). Two oTuww.. Extreme inactivity continues to prevail in the market for British railway stocks. Caledonian and Great Western stocks have advanced 1 per cent., whilst Eastern Counties has fallen 1 per cent. All the other principal descriptions areqaoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stock is quoted 94 to 1; Great Western, 631 to 4; Midland, 106 to ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 96 to t ; Caledonian 89 tot ; Eastern Counties, HI to 55; Berwick, 89 to 1; ork and North Midland, 711 to 72; and South Eastern, 761 to t. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares see quoted 2 prem. "sellers." The Indian railway shares are flat. ' The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada o.intinits to meet with attention. i ab 27 i 4' j ii r.. i i so In ie i 1 MI 8' 41 11. id it ii di =I MI IMO MO ii II II SI 6 Si 16 II U I We Wag I le 1 jun kniltralreisis Dm 9.... t ie• I ISO P. riro tee P. CAS d DX IO. , P. L. lie II p.d.131, I. Mem ISM IN LlJ.rsin.i.ll*. • ate. a. eteet.ase.ecet, Si 11% 10 10) pi 101! WO 191 IMO i~~~. `t T Ti'. 'ON 11 4 1110 111 CO 410 1179 Cti 14 gi 1 4 4 1 If If 1 I ►! 4 4 A 1171 1621: IR lir fi ll "IP 1001 10 00 xd ad it tell Oi 10 id ad MONEY MAitii6l.-7HIS DA). Tao o'C'tocx. Complete stagn►tion continues to reign in the Stock Exchange, and prices of nearly all the leading securities are nominally quoted the tame as yesterday. The New Indian loan remains pro minently firm, and is again quoted better. Turkish stocks have fallen owing to a telegraphic statement that the Sultan has contracted another loan at Caa stautinople upon onerous terms. The scrip of the New Indian Loan has again risen nearly 1, per cent., being quoted 101 15-16 to 102 1-18. No change has occurred in the Three per Cent. Rentes at Paris this morning: the opening price being, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, 691 r. 60c. for the account. Consols remain quiet, at 951, or 95 11-16 to 13-16 for money, aid 951 to j for the Bth November. The Three per Cents. Reduoed have been dealt in at 941 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 941 to ; India Stock, at 219; the New Indian Loan, at 1011 to 102; ditto scrip at 1011 to 102; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures of 1654, at 952; India Bonds, at 3s. din; and Exchequer Bills, at 24e. to 27e. prem. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. have fallen per cent., being quoted 79 to 1. The Loan of 1858 is quoted 681 to 89, showing a reduction of 1 per cent. Mexican Bonds are again rather flat, and are last marked 221. Russian Three per Cont. Stock has been dealt in at 1 dia. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buena Ayres Deferred Bonds, 201, 191 ; French Three per Cent.Rentee, 68f.. 60c. (excnange 25fr.) ; Mexi can Three per Cents., for account, 221, 221 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 461; Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 671 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1834, for account, 791, 781, 791, ex div.; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 891, 68i, 681 • ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account ; 1021. Renter's Indian Telegram, published in our edi. tion of yestsrday, bore the dates Calcutta, Sept, 16, and Mecham, Sept. 16. As the mail left Calcutta on the 10th Sept., inqniries have been made at to the correctness of these dates. We are requested to state that they are correct, the intelligence being transmitted through the Indian telegraph. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow, end terminate on Monday. There were no bullion operations at the Bank yes terday. The demand for gold for the Continent oon tinues, but the market is now bate of supplies. Advice. have been received of the sailing from New York for this country of the steamers Borussia end New York, with 193,0001. in specie, a portion of which is for France. The Dover Castle, with 313,0001. in gold, has now been out 83 days from Melbourne. 'fhe Ellora has arrived iron the Penin sula with 4,0161. in specie. The exchange at Calcutta appears to be from 1 to 2 per oent. worse for this country. The new Indian Loan continues in great demand for investment, and, owing to the scanty supply in the market, advanoed at one period yesterday to 102, or IS prem. The closing quotations were 101} to 13.16 fur the scrip, and 1011 tot for the stock. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 were quoted 96j to 96; throe of 1859, 961 to t. India Bonds, 4s. dis. to par; and Exchequer Bills, 24.. to 275. prem. The Indian telegramsstate that the open Five-and a-Half per Cent. Loans still at 51 per omit. dia. The Calcutta and China mail. rut Marseilles are expected to be distributed in Loudon about Monday next ; and the heavy portion of the Australian and Bombay mails on Friday. The Committee of Lloyd's have received a bank note for 1001. from an anonymous correspondent,who states that he some years since participated in what he now considers to hare been an undue daimon the Underwriters, and that it is out of his power to trace the names of the parties interested. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week the important increase of 7,2581., compared with that for the corresponding period of last year; the Great Western an increase of 2,3431.; the Great Northern an increase of 481. • and the London and South Western an increwe of 2 ,5851. The twelfth half-yearly meeting of the East Indian Railway Company called for the 27th inst. The first ordinary general meeting of the Madras Irrigation Company is called for the 27th iost., and the Lalf-yearly meeting of the Globe Insurance Com pany for the 27th inst. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. or macrame TILINILAPIL) NEWMARKET MEETING..—{THIS DAY.) MATCH. Amami° best L.R. 301 PLATE. R.M. Brn•ber to Roinbow WettLerbound.. 11 rut. BRETBY STALL?. Vega LAI) Falcomr.. • • 3 ma. MATCH. Mrdid ;mkt loth& 1001. PLATE. A.P. 111. Philipps, 6 ire, 80 12:b; Lard Nelson, 6 yr e, 8s 610; Clyde...l4a, 4 yrs, err Mb; Prat Lorigtos, 4 yrs, 8s; Moyal Botanists, 4 yr; 3er ; AV O .7. 4 716, Tat 1210; The Leper, 3 yr., Tat 710; Thendors, 6 yrs, Tat lib; Cas h's?, 3 Yrs, Tat 41b; Harry Smiley, 4 yrs, Tst; May Morsiss, 3 yr.. ors 101 b ; Orfarkia„ 3 yrs, .64 101 b; Ber.,e, A 6at Olb; Arcata'., 4 yr., BsMb; Lady Alice, 4 yra, 6et 41b; Courier, 4 yrs, fet 41b ; Mouresek, 3 yrs, 4.b;Bat Queesstows, 4 )rs, let ; Lasequerat, 3 yrs, est lab ; Precanor, 3 yr., Tib; Mfsater, 3 )ro, 61b; Cum:oasts 3 yrs, 64; Josh*, 3 yre, het ; Coramoders, 3 yrs, 4st 71b. AU are bon. HANDICAP. D.W. May Ilanlag, 71b; Tao Greet, bet 41b; Marsoillabe, B.t; Breadbrio, 7.t 71b; Kaaekle Duster, 7e 71b; Dove. 7.1 alb are ; Appeadiz, 7et Zlb ; Jalie, 7 . t; Ochibree, flet 10Ib. All bass. SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.C. Woodpidsos, Twang, Rosalind, Wild Dear, PVIIIOOII. aad Pauline t. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOTS. Fut., Nwheld, P.ataraAa, and Hop Marchast an ben. LATEST BETTING. CAKBR DOESUIILB STAKES. 11 to sot Nang Lomeli (t) lit. Ante.. 64) 13 to 1 Angelus (.) 20 to Voila (I) ZS Geology (t) 26 to Mascot (t) 25 to Amen& (t) 30 to Mat;aere (t) SI to Hooey (t) 33 to Peselty (.4) 60 to Blostebetio (t) 60 to Ito's) Soweeekg (1) . .. Bauble Bee, Wilimas, Volcano, end Wrestler are scratched. INTRILATING CZLIBRATION.—One of the plea oseteet PTCII , II which has occurred la the CuiewoL3 s o , osny years, took place at C 13c. sole, as Thawley last, whoa the Rev. William Price celebrated kis jebke, having bee. rector of the pariah for SO year( • epecious teat wad erected ia the rectoe's orchard, is which 240 per. sues (he whole of the puseb) set lows to an •arvllcat dinner t beef and plow peddias.— (Arlo riliow Eo. mina,. PETERStilltri TRAWL—The ettetotr Atlantic, liarehell. tree Ciewidedi, arrived ia 11.11 early ysterdey (w.„1,,..1.0 moraine, with a large cargo sad 13 laweingc rm. She left Crosidedt Lae Thursday sveway, sad has had tweedy wade the whole pesisge. Trade was c, ry dull; freights were bad and seater; mazy sail*: rweeLi sad downers leaving ia ballest.—lssara Conies Herald. 0M:41314KT NUM LID STOOKS. aLire.l MaswAn aslimAsL,lll44lll.J a. I.ol*,welLAlNNerVadc: abta.lastalrJun 4 .01 •od few Er °. a oda?* ta m 1.• P &Ara& sou eiortroiss. Alba i • ft* mist Ltarra h ig s - Forth as 4 01746 Jim. ...- tor; . 4 . 1 ger= : Vol II album K&mg& arl Woo. art_l Wow% Da al /MatValsrasa. LEE: 1 ,. :: .,.... ; . 7:. .i.--.- . n 1 ..- . , 1 7iirr a ik — r — nh taMs l =olWi= IdeAsig ia= De _ 1.1.7..... - a . usa.r. 41& - riii. 7- 7=. 114. sir' • L s • Mi . So o nia"' .,•A Chmail. llama PM* Belk Des. Sal GM 1 Ds. • 4. a...-bicilik C: . D. Vrt So* Sere ret4l7.i . ivir lerili dirisedsber• ..-. lora Waillun Wel. 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W. et MOO Wildman PlltillXoll BRITI4FI PO*11i8910:14. . . • I x M.l nu I IIaiLWATS, Lft. am- Umosii Ow de. V ta s jab, Hu ea ail IJC "ray isarart s loedir • v. a. be D +A. IN DIA he tr 3. Dalmor 1. niaao Ottaailasel P. X tikrersealtDoek ui tgar. fala Owned Dada j ar eat. SI na.Karer;;;V Lo. J obbalpoir all Pa. te es.Debealura Plt git i ntoak ig li tog au all Da.' pm al sh NODAL Mt „ Y Da./ all Do. do. LW Paatiar.: 6 Ourkarea Prelo g et o ria , crada. aS Pa. rakt par I opt II tit W De ad. d .. air do norttlea .9/ peat. 8 4 ...va1 - T LIS Madras Caw. 41 per ma► a no. do. 6 par eat 16. Do. 4. or owl Idea.. 10) Do. 3rd Lt. Qo f p.a. Y Do. do. da. Meaceras (lams I. bils. 1 8 /L Bala t Dm Paella . " .. 1 ?Ail Da.lad.Blinalleitnia aseScrip..J ire ed. Une I. (NI e1t.84 f ffi . 1. II te 1 i las Ter N N 3 br 4 N N II a 0 $$ 4. 4. _. dim gas 11_ . 01 01. I. I. thr a* -. 41 Is Or ell ltors N N N N es M N N Id N it II 010 ft f .7.1 11 II ti OOLONIAL GOVERNMENT EEOUII' Canada Government Bonds continue in demand. The numbers are published of fourteen bonds. representing 2,8501., of the Swedish Provincial Mort gage Loan of 1852, which have been drawn by lot, and are to be paid off at par on the Ist of December next. An auction of the foreign redeemable debt of Spain is to take place at Madrid on the 29th inst. The sum assigned by the government is 375,000 reals. The interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum is advertised on the shares of the Riga and Danaburg Railway Company. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Mr. B. F. Satterthwaite : . _ The market in Condon for American securities ha., since our teat, been without =win' change, though the check to the buying we then noticed has not been removed; on the contrary, time hoe been an lammed dieposition to effect asks. The quotations for federal and the various Mates are ruialtered, trit for railroad stocks and bonds they are gene rally rather lower. The moat marked decline, however, is in Illinois sbares and Construction Benda, which have given way 2 per cent. . . An advance has taken place in the tallow market notwithstanding very large arrivals. There was no alteration yesterday in the wheat market. A report of yesterday's indigo sale issubjoined: Good and floe Bangsls have gone quite as twiak as yester day, but the ordinary and low aorta have rot been quite so well supported. kurpith to without alteration, 60 Aosta ordinary to middling dry leaf Malta% of indirect Import, realised from par to 2d. per lb. advance; several parcels of Bingel were withdrawn to-day. The sales are p stponed till Fritter, to-morrow being a Jews' holiday. 1,432 cheats passed to-day. of which 490 chests were withdrawn, 230 chaste bought is, end 712 chants sold. To•.al quantity passed 2,722 chest., of which 1,478 have been sold. With reference to the freight market, the fort nightly circular of Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, and Co. has the following : . . No new impetus has been given to shining butinees PIOOC this day fortnight, and such is the readiness of owners to take advantage of the slightest faviiurable motion that it would need • considerab'e demand to raise the rates of freight. There has been more talk about China than bad ness done, and chips are takon much below the figures asked by many. The continued bad homeward prospects, how ever, naturally cause outward freights to the Rest generally to be firm. In the Brazilian and River Plate tradte a few & g ram are passing, but employment thence is not easily obtained. West Comet operations are performed at the ataady rates recently paid, and handy ships out sod home for West ladle, are looked alter. The Mediterranean continues de errand, and as low as 375. fld. Odessa home has been done. But few orders remain for elocution to the American and Baltic markets, if we eacept those fir small grain ships hem the lower porta of Fromm and Sweden, whence tonnage is in good demand. WIDWEIDAT EVININO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 95 16-10 to 96 for the Bth Nov., opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 951 to 1. For money the last price was 961," sellers." There was no pur chase on government account. The official busintas report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 963, 95/, 96, 951, 951, 951; ditto for account (Bth Nov.), 96, 951, 951, 951, 951; Three per Cent. Reduced, 941, 1,1; New Three per Cents., 941, 1, I. 1; Bank Stock, 221. 220; India Stock, 218, We ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stook), 1011, 1011, 102; ditto, scrip, 1011, 102, 1011; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1838, 9511 ditto, 1859, 961, 951. lii W IM IM no Pe 111.11 tz * IV liklMe " 401 1111.0,, Nft wilt is 10: 7 1 1.C•11 t 4MP 11.041 M..., 3.N0 lel . 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Vat .-. at 1 If i De. • blew aores• 11s. fO6l pm O.W. 10 iii ea .19.914 (14=.11. 0 6.00^ 11 Pa t. • 4 "" .^ WM II Pi 0 la. ^^ Ps Old* Bt. Pail Wm la;d/Illa ai A U 1.4090 pi Pada. It ',44/0-111•43 10 01 0 40.400 Si Sided ...- 14 0 II pa ape IN Sal iaa k lattliiii. if 4 OPa k0.1:0 N 110 1194.44 hoe --- at 911 94 0 Lat taw —. . i tat Sepal Nal sum LW^ IL 0.40 lavrite IN um 100 itt:* Seat Lamallaa lad all 4) II if 1 "Orris Val. Sri all 1 1 Ipi I Da. VA $4414W a" i 1 pLap V Trottiao9.o9.oaa. I - - Wet 111 091 119 9 99, Urd l5l 11 14 13 0. SL timid* Nada , 10) 143 190 THE MZLANCIIOLT DLATII OP MIL IL__—. L . ire ltouvelle, a French - Canadian - Canadian -Canadian nal published at Three Riven, gives the following Pardcdan of tide morn &sly event : It le with deep greet sod pain that we are compelled to chronicle the dreadful wider which occurred at the Grande Mere, River fit. Marks, yesterday morning. Xis Excellency the Oovernor-Oeserel, Lady Hied, Miss Head, and Mr. John Head, with a distinguished party. le ft Three Rivers on Tuesday morning lest, to visit the Myer St. Maurice as far r the Pike Falls. The trip was ea tirsly eacierefal until yesterday morning, when Kr. John Head, son of his excellency, was unfortunately drowned while bathing In the immediate vicinity of the falls of the Orr& Mere. The circumstances, as girdled from nor mayor, Mr. Tenons, who wee present, are these. About half-peat seven yesterday morning the Hon. belay J. Browne, son of the Rad of Raman., accompanied by Ilr. Head, left the camp to teke their usual morning bath. When they reached the spot whore Mr. Browne bad bathed the preceding morning, he observed that he had forgotten his towel. He returned In march of it, keying Mr. Head to =tor the bath. Before the Wow returned Mr. took the water, sad was Immedkrely perceived by the eoyegeurs, who were on a hill does by, to struggle on his back. They rushed in alarm to the spot, but the unfortunate young man had disappeared ; Auguste Bellemare, one of the voyageurs , dashed into the water and dived 16 feet deep, but without sooner. Louis Dec Aran, another voyageur, also dived, but with the same remit Beata and comes were brought, a pole was planted, and Bellemare, who had sine, taken off his clothes, descended to the bottom by the aid of the prole. On reaching the bed ef the river, he had to walk on the bottom for some seconds More he succeeded In Midis( the body. When found he Irk It under or arm and with the other climbed to the sur lier, bridging the body with him. These acts of daring esaeugs were performed within 100 feet of the Falls of Ls fitWs Mai*, and in a place where the beet false rep would love hid them over the falls. The body wee but twelve aerates In the waist, yet, although every appliance and tar were used to revive it from eight o'clock till twelve, tbez . were without moms." FATAL ACCIDENT.—We deeply regret to record the death of Mr. Thome Cornell, of the firm of Connell Lund lions, the eminent builders of Tivoli, which took plaoe this (Wednesday) morning at 9 o'clock. It appears that aim 7 o'clock Mr. Connell wee assisting Is loading some baulks of timber at the Midland railway station. when dm Iron hooka gave ray, and a heavy roes of timber fell upon hits, causing a fatal fracture of the spine. Medical misters was Immediately procure!, but deceased Iforered until 9 o'clock. when death put • period to his suffenup. Mr. Connell bad only been serried &trout lour months, end leaves a yore widow to deplore his lose.— Coklkroin army. OPENING GP THE MIDSUSSEX RAILWAT.—Tte Mid-Sow' hoe of railway, being as extension from Hon-h.to Patwortb, was opened to the publio oa Monday last. The line le !rand to the London and Brighton Rill way Company, who took poseeeeion from the day that the 'primmest Wpsator gave la las oatiacala. HILAD. lIIINIEN-11118 DAY. Two o'CLocx. The mining market to-day is steady, with a good unmet of business. Wheal Trelawaey abater are in demand, and are marked 281 and 281. Trims actions are also recorded in that establishm. at in shares in E:st Bassett, at 168, 170, and 169, ex div. ; Ella Wheal Burrell, at 9; ; North Downs, at 131 ; Herodsfoot, at 171; and Providence, at 82. Tamar, Hingston Downs, St. Day United, Wheal Harriett, Sort•idge Consols, and Geeat Wheat Alfred shares hare a'so met with some attention. Foreign and co'lnial mining shares are inanimate. Uariquita are marked 1. Wheal Clifford, Wheal Grenville, Herodsfoot, tad West Seton ;nines hare just been placed on the Stock Exchange List. At a mating of the shareholders in Holmbusli mine, b 11 ycorrdity, th- accounts showed a balance against the chore holders of 2,0321. IY. 81. A call of 44. per share was made. The agent reporbil the mine to be looking favourable, the bottom end produt lug over 4 tons of on per fallow, r nrth 15/. per ton. Captain Pryor, at the general request of the shareholders, accepted ti a losnagement of the min.. West Paton Mine decimal on the 10th init. a divided 104 per abate. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANB.—(THD3 DAY.) SVGAIL—The mativt remains steady. Pri.wis nto un altered. Two dnating cargoes of Havana! sold. R.•6ued lump, 411 e. to 60e. Correr.—The public Wes are progressing at about pre vious rates. A dusting cargo of Seaton sold at 635. 31. Tta.—We are still without new, from China, and the market is stagnant. _ INDloo.—Seeond day: The sale to-day has gone off with the rune animation as )Estarday, for all desirable qualities of Bengal; ordinary qualities are chiefly bought in ; dry leaf Madras has sold with fair spirit at loot sews prime. Kor man are without alteration ; 1,432 &rata have passed the auction to-day, It chiding 490 withdrawn, and 230 bought is, braying 712 etimr's sold. __ Rtca—A fall owouat ~f !molar.' ha, been dose, Madras sold 811. Id. to 9s. M., and Bengal 99. to 11a. ad. Corrox—No Wes Bea.rorrxx—Rafra r c e tr:lol sold 33a. 6d. Snore sold at previa= nitro. 81.17.Ti1l sold at 2f. 10e. to 20/. lb. Id. la other articled no material alteration. TALLOW WARIEST.—(THIS DAT.) The market continues 11na, at the saamed prices Toms tallow is vexed 37e. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. ea 6e the spec 69e. ; all tie year, 695. ; Deembse, 69a. 3d. to . 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The amebas of beasts is very mall, cenetqueutly they sae readily disposed of at admired rates. The supply of sheep is about the lamas of late. Trade is brisk, and some choir:eat qualities are rather dearer. Good calves are in demand at higher pries. Oar foraiga supply emulate of 46 boasts; 830 sheep; mad 31 calves. The number of silo caws is 117. Dr ran, at alba a. d. O. 4. 6, a • . Dar rota Dordords— 410 E 2 Dar Du a 11f-Lr4d• .1. Bar Ilhoridsornr 4 I 6 0 , Dar /.064. 4, 0014 Scrod soLadty Darr_ 310 4 4 1 Dr de bars - Osirs 4 0 6 0 , Da 8 044 et Dar 6 (1141r-areda 6 $ 6 4 Iratedia Mans 1• Baur at market. 957: Sheep sad Lade. 6,579; Calm, 15) nsa. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) ?deem. Davis sad Co. sport trade dull. Prier. vrlthous alteration. Prime meadow hay, 60s. to 70e. ; snparior ditto, 725. to 80a.; inferior ditto, 445. to Mo.; rowan. 40s. to 60...; clover old. 00.. to 100 s.; ditto, woad en*, 60s. to 91.. ; straw. Ma. to 300. MURDER AND SUICIDE.—The following U front the Mayo Catutitution of yesterday :—" We regret to have to announce one of the most shocking tragedies that has ever occurred in this county, which took place yesterday in the vicinity of Balla , which involves a double murder, followed by self-destruction on the part of the murderer. It appeers tbst a man named Learns, who had been discharged from Mayo preys after en incarceration of seven months, for an aggravated eassialt, beard some unpleleant rumours as to his wife's frailties whilst In prieoe, whereupon he tint attacked her with a hatchet, litera ll y sp litting her head. Upon the servant girl coming to her relief, she was likewise, brutally araulted. Both of them, we understand, exoind in a few hours. After oommilting these awful deeds, the wretched man hung himself. We are only able to give the =datum until an inquest be held on the bodies. We have since learned that the women have not yet expired, but there is no possibillty_of their recovery." D THE OON MURDER.—The chances of the dis covery of the 11111•111111111 mem now to be as remote as ever. The subjoined announcement appears In the Limmek Rs- porter:-'• The O'Brien., afteW having undergone a pro tracted incarceration, mod alter three or four commute's and re-committal., were on Friday night discharged from But County Gaol. There ban been no evidence offerei molest those men on which the authorities could seed them to trial, and the murder of Crowe of Coogy coationer, op to the present moment, involved in mystery. notwithetsindinF the eviction 120/10P11 of the Earl of Derby. Mr. Ned Browne, the resident magistrate, has been constant in his exertions to throw light on this terrible murder; but he boa faded 0 2 to this, though ell the aid that the police cm give has been very freely awarded. The murder wee per petrated within a very short distance of the police tat rack." MANBLAUCHTER.—An inquest was held yesterday, at the Manchester infirmary, before Mr. B. Hayford, city coroner, on the body of James 11.1goughlin, late of Copperas-meet; shoemaker, aged 40, who had come to his death by violence. On Holiday sfterni on, he was coming over Blackfrierribridge, along with a companion named Flannagan. They wore both affected by liquor, and met • man (present, in custody) who said imagining to them ; some words ensued, and the prisoner struck Flsnitsgss, and then gave the deceased a blow under the chin. He fell ba.k with his head against the kerbstone, mod never spoke after wards. He was viten to the Infirmary, where be died on Tuesday. A post mortem examination Meowed that the skull IMO fractured, and the jury retuned a verdict of " Man elsesehme" spinet the prisoner. HORRIBLY DEATH BY MACHINERY AT ROCH riAts.—Yertsrday morning si a shocking machinery accident took plasm at the works of mere. Chew and Feirbrotiser. of Water-stmt. In the lower room of the works there are two carding eugiaes for breaking up hard waste, and one billy, A boy, named Henry Howash, a short-timer, pieced ends at the !idly. Tho man who minds the eng.nee was about. and something got wrong with the strap of one of the engines. The boy went to the strap, is is euppceel, to throw it off, and while doing so it caught him by the leg, and drew biro op to the driving shaft over the centre of the other cording engine ' and about lb inches distant frogs a large beam. Around this shaft the %Info:Wore youth was merried, at the rate of 40 or 60 revolutions per minute, fur at least two wintry. Bit legs w-re Listened by the ' , trap to the akar, and every revolution his head and arms were salt with a tearful f woe against the beano and floor, and were broken to pieces. Beneath, we the floor and upon both carding engines, blood and boob. were scattered in the most frightful manner. Of course the boy was dad when re heed.-Ifassehafer Guardian. FOSSIL MAIIIIO2II DISCOVERED AT SELSEY.—A abort thne since, at about 120 pose from the cliff near the Danner etatioe, at low water, Mr. }Whiniest, one w tai pre vendee emu, discovered the tooth of a 'web meinwith. This led him and reheat to make further march, whea they wi to 'awarded by finding • swond tooth, two twit, the most perfect one being 10 feet long end 'meowing at are been near 2 fret round; tan, blade bones, E feet 3 inches Log, by 2 test broad. Porthole of the cervical vertebra. rib bones, four feet lost, fragments of the skull, end numerous pease of other bone. in a broken state. One of the tusk. at the point is in • pretty geed &We of preservation, and exhibits the grain or markings of the ivory. lied more erre been wed In the exhumation of these bones, they would have proved meet valuable; soito ,muchlousiesthadbanemrited by the discovery. They are at present being exhitited at the Crown Inn, And we Mould think, would ori n u thy be consigned to the Chichester NI llAtallM. which sire idy Limited= mow memorials of them munct inonsices.—Weat Swam Geg,tte. Pi:SOROS AND BARNUM.—A pantstialh went the round of the papers a Paw weeks ago mating rhea the Revs W. M Prosaism, the populer Wesleyan preacher, bed bees offered 2,0001. a year by Hermon to go over with him to Atomic& and serve the same purpose which Jenny Lind and the Woolly Horse had served Wore; sod tied Mr. Penguin replied by directing the Yankee specuietor's teten lion to the answer which Peter made to boson Magus, who wished to buy the gift of mopbery—a very apt, if net very respectful, rejoinder. We were in Mr. Ponshoris company the other evasion. when the remark %hi I offer said to have been made to him was alluded to. lard we modertook to correct for hint a story winch be pronounced to be nothing more than •• the despwate utvention of an audacious genny-a-timer." Th. only substratum of truth about the story.. Mr. Panama raid. woo a conversation Barnum heti woh a gentiesan while travel ling in a railway carriage In Yorkshire. Barnum yoked the gesileman be was talking with whether be thought Mr. numbest would accept an offer of the hind if Dermas rustle to him. adding it he thought the proposal would be accepted, he atouldn't 'Mad Arming 2,0001. etch to Mr. Putehou, Mr. Spurgeon, and Cardinal Wigwam, to vend a year with hurt in the United Stet-e. Barnum was at the time on hie road • eufbigs toe services of a celebrated clown.-o'.r emus 0. 'aid. 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