The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TRIG DAY.) FIR -I DAY OF MICHAELMAS TERM. Westminster Ilall presented to-day the scene of bustle arid excitement which tumidly umber% in the Lint day of term, tibeemlly after the less maitioo. The Dobbs buil.hug ivies crowded with a I WIC* amirml.l.ge .4 perokeus- barrister., soliciton. ,a.he4,iind other gpee'atoro, noxious t witness the arrival of the different equity and cowmen law judger. ARC RES COURT. r•wu r. HILITIL-ULAILTICAL DOMUIRS Tilt CMIJILIL JUMMENT. This monde; Dr. Lenhisgtos prenceseed an elaborate :11.1;plient in the above suit instituted by the Bishop of Wincheder against a clergyreas in his diocese, the charge being that of having printed and pub 11.b 1 sermoes containing doctrines repugnant to the Articles of Iteligioo, in violation of the statute of Elisa beth, and in derogation of the Book of Common Prefer. At the outset the learned judge stated that, in forming his opinion, he had felt it his duty to abstain from examining the writings of learned divines, conceiving that the province of the court was to examine the doctrines impeached and see whether or sot they violated the plain intent and meaning of the Prayer book mad the Articles. After stating that he had been guided by the principles laid down by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council is the Gorham case, the isue in that cane and the present one being sub - stantilly the same, he gave • history of the snit from the conineacement down to the present lime. In accordance with the principles laid down in the case which he bad mentioned, he had, he said, first endeavoured to ascertain the plain grammatical game of the article* of religios alleged to have been coetraveeed ; and if • doctrine wee in question which had been held without oleo's by eminent divines of the church, although it might be difficult to reconcile it with the artic!ee, still a judge is hie position ought not to impute blame to those who held it. That which heel been allowed or tolerated in the church ought Dot to be questioueil by that court. As regarded the word "advisedly," which was used in the statute of Elisa beth, and in that statute aluue, • difficulty had arise with respect to the meaning; but it was his opintno that in this ease, as in all the transactions of life, a MAO must be judged by the evident mese queocei of hi acts. The siath article in the amps was the first that permeated itself for soridsra- Moo. It sat forth certain pumices from Mr. Heath's sermons, and concluded by alleging that they cootaised doctrines contrary sad repugnant to the 11th article of the church. The learned judge then cited the 11th article, entitled "The Justithrition of Man ;" and weal on to say that be held with Bishop Burnet that by justification was meant first, the being received into the favour of God ; esooodly, that the merit of our Saviour U thereat muss of that recoptim ; thirdly, that the winos mete be received must have faith in the redemption of man kind through Jesus Christ. The essence of the article was. be added, the merits of our Rodeimer, faith to the Wrier! to be jestilleaL Mr. Heath dinned that Jeri& 111•111 S lamas " the doing strict Justice to all, both used tad had that " justetcatine by hide Mae foatifieation by the faith of our Saviour In kis ewe Oespol, re MI ilavioar's trust is the future. He (the Imesed judgvl was of sprite that the words of Mr. Heath did asimetais the legal mil cornet asplaseition of the weed fewilliestre. He thseght titer wee • mimes of words, and Or an eireare wiserag had been attached to the term " " es einglaged is the Hill article of religion. Seery chogyarm of the eisbaidied eharuk wee board is bear le mind the artier el religion la eery arras whisk he ponied red polidired. The gemage to which he had sellasmod woo met an twisted one of the Med. Is ..other, Kr. Rork said. "The mbar of reisty, mos, wooers, sad ehildree, good ore, but may and middling sort of case, her bra placed exactly alike by the emelt of ens era, ere AIM Christ; thia is iambi& Miss, or the doing of strict jostles to all." The 11th ar ticle expend In terms that juntialcatioe @prime from the merit of our &MOW, sod in so re spect wielever espremehol it to DIY " the doing strict 'astir te al though It might be, and he believed it to be, true that to the asiree of redeeipties matey and juries mom se semobleed that so violation of justice could rho plan. He mould est regard what Mr. Heath taught as • harmless lenovatioa. It was the averment of a doctrine totally different and distinct from that taught I. the 11th article, and on this point, there fore, he considered the charges proved. The learned Jedp then cited the 7th article of the church Mather to rs . pitiAtiort fur sin. Ile said that if he understood the weanksi of it article it warn that God w propitiated by the sufferings and death of the Saviour, though how the room ciliation was effected was one of the mysteries which it had pleased Providence sot to reveal to ma. He the. cited passages from the defendant's someme which, he said, were entirely opposed to the doctrine stated is the article. In speaking of thin other charges ha cited the following words of Mr. Heath : " For myseU feel badge to the armed at the smormity of the talk of permsdieg all Engird to reject totally the forgivers of sir as having anything to do with the gospel sad aim the following ;—"Gail{ of Na, pats sal pe.alty, gang to heaves, gout( to boll, immor tality of the sod, satisfaction, imputed righteousness. rpm priming the work of Christ, nacerary to marries, all then has marked from my system." It was (sontleiged tho leveed judge) with great regret that be declared that he had so other altemetivo thee to misnomer Midi mint condemning Me Heath as guilty of the AMMO pre ferred against him. Whatever opinions might have beenlisid ie the vast field of polemical divinity, he found nose whisk could support Mr. Heath. It might be that some would think that his judgment recognised ton severe restrictions OS the clergy, and shut the floor against inquiryaoil disquisition' which might tend to elucidate the truth. Ryes If this ere so, It was nut for a mart of justice to open a door which the legislators had shut. It wee contrary to all mound prieriples for a court to Jerk, as had been done formerly, by some ingenious subter. fusee to evade and weaken the law, and that upon • notion of the coart's power to discover what was best and most convenient. If there were bends which pressed heavily on the clergy, as to which he expressed no opinion, the legislature imposed theca, and the legislature alone could remove them. After delivering judgment, Dr. Loshiegtoo observed that, nailer the statute, retractatios was open to Mr. Heath. In rompliaece with • suggestion from the defeadast's commit, time was allowed to enable him to consider what course he would pursue. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Wore Mr. Higgins, Railsinir.) IX SR sowtray. TAITOI. AND CO. This was the tint sitting alder the bankruptcy of James Sowerby and Charles Thomas Tallow, drapery and silk-mer cer.. of Retest's-L. 4 nm, Ortfordatreet. A slalomed of the liabilities and meets of the Arm has &heady appeared; the former are about 42,0001.—tbe latter, ElsetrOf. Debts to the amount of nearly 40,000 f. were sow proved, sod Use following crediton were cheese trade amigo= : Mr. J..be I M 1... wAreboasemile, of Fereetreet ; Mr. J. F. Painsiii, warehouseman, of St. Paul's Cherehyard ; aed Mr. Charles Candy. warelionsenesa. of Wollioll4MooL Mr. Ashuist is the ...licitor for the aseignem Mr. C. X Lena appeared for the bankrupt Sowerby, sad Mr. Link later for Tattoo. Mr. Edwards, the *facial sedges*. slated that he bed sothiez I'. report as to the roeitice of the estate beyond what war already kaolin to the credit ors . H e should he prepared to isif over to Mr. Dillon, who be issileretned we. to I.e the acting meignoe, all the ppm and other reatun which were in his hsads. Mr. Aehuret said it was the opinion of the creditors that a memaer should be appointed to assist in Teething the /Mate. The bankrupts bad carried on business M three pieces, Werke, Hull. aed Scarborough ; sad the endgame would require prole...kind assietense in rea li g n ( the pro perty, e a ch ea was directed by the 122nd motion of the sew act. It wan proweed that Mr. N. Honey, so outlast, of Ireeranager-Lae. should be appointed Warp* ei the TWA; appoielminit waa cooßneed lay the croditoes rr••t. Mr. Lewis applied for so allowooto to Ike boolingoo Nader t►e 100th omits, winch sr Nom lotts orodboto to &commie. 31r alanrat said that the lamed craditer (bto debt algae brim! v. 10,1 waa d *sae !bat so allowance wbatesst 'bawd la made. Ho See 4Se al tie sealsessa, but was su bavioi kit the wen elder the torprowio• Vat tb. bossiness was oast. O•aa inquiry appeavd a* cao creditor wu this use' THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1861. Mr. Ashorst said that creditor took the nann view as was . tam by the tared creditor for 30,11001., and objected I. aerallowaboebeio g made. Mr. Liiwis—Of sours' we are at your mercy. If the mu- ditors do not sign the recommendation for an allowauoe, no &Howse°, will be made. Mr. Linklater said it was very hard upon the bankrupt.. Mr. Ashurst wham"' that this was the awe, but said his initruetioes were imperative. Mr. Lioldstor pray, that there should be • formal sdjourunseut of t •• 'Min, fur the purpose of decidiag the que!fioe of allowsmai. her child wee a heat , en, mad that it would go to distraction, where they ithe parrots) would go. Mr. Day with recwinmenalad them to get married. The father of the rhdd mid he would, only he had a wife living. lle was only 17 when he was married, and his wife took to *Licking and left him and went on the streets. Mr. Daynian said it wis an extraordinary case, for clergy men were generally urging people to baptise their children, whether they were legitimate or not The parties again thanked his worship for his advice, and left the wort appareetly very much gratified at the row& of their interview. The Registrar-1 ti;itst pat it to the meeting whether tkere are coy creditor* t.ow preeeot who will virulent to the bankrupts haring an allowance. No mower was made. Afterwards Mr. Vaudy, the large creditor referred to. was mat fus in the hope that he could con,ent to some allow. anon. ths his return, he again expressed his firm determi nation not to sanction any allowance. He did not think the bankrupts were entitled to a farthing. The last examination meatiag was fixed for Friday. the 20th December ; and the proceedings of the meeting were thee brew& to close. An moceilat of assets aud liabilities has since the bank ruptcy bee. fled by the lankrupta with the offend assignee. It does not differ materially from the statement submitted to the creditors at their meeting, and ohieh has been al. ready published. This statement has been prepared by Messrs. Johnson, Cooper, and Wintle, and the following me the principal items : To creditors, unsecured r £41,743 15 5 To liabilities oo bills receivable, MOW., at which it is expected will be proved against the estate 1'1'!,31419 6 Ca. By stock at east— Loudon £X,29017 1 11 1 2,K2. 12 9 11,120 910 By cob in hand at bankers and at Hull 273 1$ 7 By bills receivable co hand By debt. coositiered good By ditto doubtful, estimated to main By ditto 000siderod bad By household furniture 908 U 1 Len rat, tam, ko /13, 041 1 10 £13,367 6 3 (Before Mr. Comminioan Fano.) II RR GOMM DIRTRANOLGIR PLANTA/AM HARRUSON.-APPLICATION TOR DIRCHAROL . . --- The bankrupt. whose D• 1110, it was stated, had bees be fore the public for many years, was brought up in custody to apply for hie discharge. He arse de scribed as of Kensingtoo-gardeusuquare. There ere tiaras detaining creditors, Mr. R. Brown, of Westbourne- Or" Paddington ; Medas tarsal and i:ask, of Oxford street: Hewn. C. S. Phillips and Co., of Laurence Punatariy.lane, City. From the statement filed by the bankrupt (but which is sot oast up), his liabilities appear to be about 5.000/. Mr. Bagley opposed the application on the ground of tread. Thu bankrupt luol ordered a con-iiderable quantity of psi from one of the detaining creditors. They were seat I. bin residence is Kensiogton.gardensequare, and he Hiss illspossil of them. He had been remanded by the court in Partagabetreet for seam months, and whoa he got out of prison tlis creditors oewarnenced en action against him, and had his arrested os a writ as excel moo. Isskrspt pro • geseng Amid to the charge of His Honour said it was wad a ease in which he should istarkris. Th. bankrupt uss sooorttlasly conveyed back to prison. %wild AND PAT11:117. —JI TIOMERT. n. liaakrupts;eretansisrs Ufa leati;Zere haute, of Nemroad, Bermondsey. Patient recently applied for his mrtidaate, owned by Mr. Murray. for aseigness, end Istriby - Mr. Lawraoes. ld ffssever now gave judgment. He reviewed the dr. ewmodiarse of the We io much the mane terms as were re- C6la this 'carnal on Friday, and ooacluded by Slanting I: a seirrept an immediate certificate of the thirst eLisa. !filth's certificate Mende for hearing oa the :101.11 Dec. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (ISM DAY.) A speslal mien of the Ceniral Criminal Conti wee balm Ibis wisonsiag for the purpose of tying the days for bolding the nmeleas for the eatable year. The following asps were appointed : 111111L—Malmisy, November 25 ; Monday, Domenber 16. 16—Mende —Mendel, January 6, and Membey, 17 Monday. 3;Mareb Monday, April ; Mosey. May 1t; Moseley, Joao 16; Monday, July 7 : Monday, August 16; Moodsy, esp. .1; Musday. Oct. 27. Jasr thighs, who was convicted of forgery lest session, and senteaced to four year.' meal servitude, was brought op sad informed that his sentenes would be changed to three yam' penal servitude. The court this adjoarned. TSB POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) oosnarm or • IPILLUDEIJINT ABMIXISHXXO AA XAA U PT. Jean Cane awaitt, • watchmaker and jeweller. lately tarry* an business in two shops in King William- West, City, was brought tip for dud examine, tics. bowing boos brought from firooorls by Foal gar, • imooldot after apom • warrant chargini a t g a wwolooisusly obtrossiks from his Nubians. and rerwler in the thaw% WI Haalrgirgrary oiler be* ad judged a bsoksupt. Thom me a asotall tamp spirit the primmer for onowolles and stabmialimi by mutate to the value about 1,00 UL, with Wont to erg mad &bawd hi oroditors. Kemp, hatreds"' hy Mr. Lewin esaMeelad Ma pro secution ; and Mr. Weaklier defended Me haaltrupt. The depositioos takes at the List bowleg Yawing been real over, some additimeal 'Milieu of a formal character was taken. after which Alehrews Hsi, fully committed the bankrupt toe trial. WOR3RINITREET. amuOtis MAWS mums A amLwaY CM. 4lgo Sidney Lunde,, a roe leocoobbelookirog nean of middb was Charged before Mr. with stealing 1001., and ' further changed with two separate sum of mosey amounting to about 501., to the 2011011/11 Counties Railway Company. Mr. Hughes, front the °Mos of Meseta. Crowder and Married, soton to the comps'', pram:sled Lewis, el Ely-place &Leaded. Mr. Maury 4roul, do* in the hanklagdepertroent at the user ay's Ulu is Biahopagate.strest. but i formerly their cashier, pre widows of the Warmer ha • butt in the service albs ~psawaotore 10 the cashier's departmoot is ,RAW sad that part of his duty wee to take to the Union tieemapany's bankers, all mules received by witness cm behalf ; that me Friday, the 15th of last mouth, he wae entrusted with cheques to the smouut of 1,263/. odd, notes to the amount of 1651.. gold to the value of 7331., and silver to the value of 34. W. odd, and on the following day he absconded. Subsequently it woo maw- Mimed that there wee a discrepancy d 1001. in the guld account of the mound satire& Toe embesthenents were also fully entered into, and Mr. Lewis, is tie sees of seas-examination on all the mein, elicited UM primmer. who bed been in the company's ser vice for raw/ bed frequently u much as 26,0i10(. passing t hie bands weekly, that his salary had commenced atlOf., and at the tone of his atemioduig he was receiving 1601. a year. Mr. William Lest, superintendent of the Eastern Coen. ties line, deposed to having, after a lengthened and Minute march, 111.X411.1101 in apprehending the primeer at ficerho rough, in l'uriustore, where he wee acting a. musical director at Norse amembly nom Yr. Lewis said that he should have a full and complete answer to the charges against his client at the time of trial, and now requested that the same bail hitherto admitted woad be spin received. Mr. Hughes objected to this. Formerly the charge of steeling only bad been preferred, and two bail in 1001. was mfliciest ; he should now require bail in 4001. This VMS furnished, sod primmer wee liberated to take hie trial in due time. NDSWORT/1. THE LAT! CA!! OT A PIING THAN LEPTINNO TO CHRITTEI AN ILLNUITINATZ CHILD. Mrs. Emma, who eouiplaised a short time aim* of the Bev. Mr. Jaskineon, the vicar of Battersea, for refusing to christen bar child and atm to thumb befallen bet omilloornetit, attended before Mr. Layman to think Um for his advice, and to Mate the molt of the appktratios to the Bishop of It mill be remsuatored that Mn. Ems SECOND EDITION. EXPRESS OFFICE, Saturday Evening. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (sr ZLICIII3O ritagam.) NEWMARKET ILEETDTG.—(THISIDAY.) SWELPWAILML ... ... 1 WEATHER REPORT.-{THIS DAY.) DiTURDAT. NOYZNIEIt T. i LL --- F i. ' ---- Kau lB.lO 10 Asommo lo.lte 41 Lon 111.411 GI Own= teal 48 AmmeB4l4 110.30 60 hem= 1 Maw IL 41 Gum./ .. — ammonia= MIK 41 Liviatool. SAC 41 041a1Pna SAW 40 2:4•1 48 rwi ll.11 0 11"111 4111 Loanox Dova• .... fits 10 Poßeeroven -41 Da 41 reiret.4Bo —. 1 1448 4$ nareouril 1.1 8 ,1 Se !imam N.N.E. N.N.W. LW. z.V.z. N. N. N. W. W. N.W. W. W.N.W. LW. NNW. _ r • I 4 $ LIPLLNATION. B.—Buaseter corrected and reducod to $2 deg. as iron sea level ; each 10 feet of vertical Me. causing about onedvandredth of an Inch dintinatioa : and each 10 deg., above 31 deg., tandas neatly three.hundredtba Increase. I..—Czponed thaemesseter In shads. 11.—Itolsteued bulb for evaporatiaa and dew point). D.—Direction of wind ;trop—tero points SO al law male). —Vora. .1 to 12--estlmated). t..--(loud (1 to 9). Initials : b, blue sky c. clouds (detached) : 1, fog; b, hall 11 0 1 1 1, 1111: u 4 =late . o. overcast (dull) : r, rata; 14 snow; I. thunder. d.—tlea disturbance it to 9). L— Cahn. PRXTIOni TO TIM &MKT. N. Britain—N.Ao rola or "MOW. halood—N. N.E. tow,-.6uva g , rola or now. Cort—N.E., N., to W.— A./aft, mow or rata isclond—N. to W.-Btrool. rain or snow. WPM= WA 113. DAY. N.N. to N.W.-11tr00 { to gals, Ms or mow. N.?i.lL tow —Ciao at Nara, rata oe mow. MeaDoz—wltla Intervals. N.ll. to W.-Btrong to gala, M WING rain or snow. PRESENTATION OF THE LORD MAYOR OW EDI Re- ILULTION Ti) TRY LORD CHASCELLOR.—(Tme Dar.)—The ceremony of the preasetthoo of the Bight Hoo. the Lord Mayor, who heathen • woad time by an absolute majority of the livery of Landes elected to 11l that office, to the new Lord Chancellor, Lord Westbury, took plata to-day at Lord Westbury's mansion i• Marano-square. Raley has taken the head prise with Cruiser at the only fair at which he has been shows, and forty to fifty Posh by him are expected nest ammo. Thetis, the mare which he purchased at Mathias, wen three tint prises at the Ohio States fair, and two other more strictly local ones ; but, unfortunately, her soli teal by Newmioster died at the end of forty-eight home. The numberless visitors who went to see Cruiser at Grove Poet, and offered him every encouragement to get into " • tarnatioo rage," inroad such reports of his fighting powers, that people were all inn shake when Mr. Bony aasouneed se exhibition at the Medium township fair ; but the two just tumbled over mob other, and plated, as mask to the great surprise of the cargoes of the waggons and banks. Mr. Korey, who rebinds to be over epic at our World's Pair, the bees having " • very quiet happy time of it" this summer at Grove Port, sod has rimbased the old family 111•1116011 sad leads. Fie hopes to make H. both in point of stook sad agriculture, the model brit of Ohio, which is is the eyes of many quite the heart sad garden of the St.tem—Blenierated Lusdon Newt. SZLT-ACCUSATION OF MURDER.—Yesterday after sons, at the petty amnions held at Bury, • man named NutteD, a cotton spinner from Radcliffe, wu brought be fore the bench under the following cireinnstanoss :—He had represented to his wife and tuother•lndaw that on Monday sight last, when returning home on the moat side, he met with a man who struck bun, and he (Nuttall) struck the man again, knocking him down, and kicked Lim on the head. He lifted him up, and, as he appeared to le dead, be rolled him into the canal. He appeared to be very un easy, sod said he would have to be hung, and be might therefore se well hang himself. Some relatives living about four miles distant were communicated with, and he gave to them the same statemeot as he bad given to his wife, and they bemrne so alarmed lest ha should commit suicide that they remained with him all eight without going to bed. Subsequently the police obtained information, and Nuttell was apprehended. The canal has been dragged in search of the body, but nothing has been found calculated to verify the man's stateinew‘ and, as it is not known that thyme is missing in the seigh. bourhood, it is supposed that he must be either labouneg tinder a delusion or else that he was anxious to deceive others. Mr. Milne, superintendent of police, stated that there had not been time sufficient to make a proper much for the body in the canal, and it was possible that the man's statement might prove to be true. The magistrates thought that a proper investigation ought to be made,cope. dally as there was an occasional current in the canal, which might take the body away from the place pointed out as the scene of the tragic affair. Nuttall was consequently re mended to the New Bailey, Salford, for one week, to allow sufficient time for • thorough search. MURDER. AND Suter DE By • MOTHER AT MTTROLIMOTD.—Yesterday (Friday) at midday, • most awful tragedy was perpetrated at Hill House, Wadsworth, Mythelmroyd, by a married woman, earned Greenwood, wife of Mr. Greenwood, farmer. The following are • few of the particulars. It appears that during the forenoon Mr. Greenwood had •-asi to Mytholmroyd - the -,a elated that the Pee to -Ait. with Theeresk'n — hui;r7;edwhiie A ar m a m a r e gbe eb/A em ereener a it s b n i ng sway his wife rut i throat of her little daughter, about b e unaegragend ggee n d o r b ira biwy nn flee years old, after which sh e cu t h er own throat and MT: ester Bin d. n ay ebb i emea emu th ,,, pr esen t oe . ran out bleeding profusely iota the house of a neighbour, a i m. Th . m o n g. t r n amb er ode. h a d boater apply named Sutcliffe, sad then ran back into her owe house. She Moe=id okin dimmer a. the ass gum tad.. the still bad the mow in her head. Sutcliffe took ft from her. • law. , and the mother pointed to tin child in en adjoining room, The applimai new tweeted In the killeadeg Wier : 1 with its head almost severed from its body. It would seem .. y, u . n b„ En o n i q d uca py, o n e. 31. , she bad had two mem at work ; cos was also lying on the "Yea Evea•-1 an directed by the of Whe- M.ble , opposite the looking glean , covered with blood, along _,_.,,,_.,, ,„„„..... A ., ~n,,, that b s b as w ag, with two empty ream eases. The house presented more la = aania "" of T tat - r oopone ' — ; 4o ~,gg la ma p aad d a c . mo w the appearance of a slaughterhouse than • human d welling, year Want ea ha being presented for Mist purpose ad aneh such wee the quantity of blo o d on th e d eem The little tam 0 be may appoint, with l b, „inn= required by W. gal s hands were tied with a shred of sotto. lining. Mrs. 411110111 6-1.1% Juan fthfdi , Greenwood hoe been iu a desponding state of mind for some 11al ,. o . ti viri , T S cum. m o o n i ly . , time, but not so much so as to cause mach alarm. Mu. The VIA thanked his worship for his advice, and said Greenwood was still being attended by Drs. Fields. sod ass die tun pet to great ripen ., an d / mi nk, in coo. Howard, hut no hopes are eatertained of bee recovery. Our =lode do Roc Yr. Jenkina o n refusing to dal/ten her eorreepedeut adds, in a poetecript : " Mime the above WY .4 au wishedto know . hirthi . .1.. could no t , written, it is reported that Mrs. Greenwood is deed also." eto par her lock '.' i A SUPEKINTZSDENT OF POLICS IN CUSTODY FOE tri Was Daymen said he could not mower that questioa. He FOROSIT.-11r. Toone, up to within the last week or two Webs have some groan& foe retniwg to thatch her, aa she superintendent of police for the Epwortb division of the wee we • married stomas, but he never remembered a case county of Lincoln. has this week been apprehended in Lon. whale • deep • refused to Lytle* am fat because it don on a charge of forgery. He is now in Lincoln Castle. was Illigglikate. I Ina few days he will be taken to Epeorth, and the charge The esglimma mid the Bee. Mr. Jaskiseo• bid het Wet egaiast him regularly heard.—Leeds Mercury. .WAiIL hviAn: Pogo. Mea F emse ▪ as all Imam • Isieseimil an 2 laliadS. fra.=p.a. L all 1= Mt Ovelaseasstt la 'fluormanz Ulm t Itall II Bleadak W l den r/w al SWISS W 414 isedra gaa. p. W Gt. Onkel el lhadoe I W Ot tdiesand. Cert. Sit all Italian Anance all Like Otaaia —d Bale Gil 11/ara Teraboal all 'leer all Inmate Aalleald W 'N an o.X= ib. goe. an If et la I Do. New now all Norwegian Trask net W Ottawa lloprsaAktla) all , ParldLyeas. all Pada sol Orlon 14 Ildelk sad litaselsoo (Panonbac omi zgd W ilea and an illeyal all ' Sepal Swelled all Dee T par east W larebre awl Mean W Do. per cent Pref I 1./ peret 15 & M 14.4 Veadlan • B.E. of Partegal/parct p all 'Soother% of Unice—. all Waal Pliedas all Do pee aseChal . all Waal I. W. el Trams II Wasters of Lands 4 *t pa Ms Apm I ei 101 4 24 dial 4 Ms Os 23 34 1 I bi Ite Ue U le 84 Be V 7 al ni Oh 61 hi ili 1:1 Ms .... .... sal :a 3 1 i ills it 1 pet 1::1 Tilo SO 11l 14 II 10 i 000.414/ St, conmorcial IM. St Do. 4p. et. Fist. MIL 100 1,010. St, Zoo sad Mut Indic. 100 10 ISt 1,00,04 81. ,Loodou 100 di II GA mi St. ISt. Xstaarlars lOO 0 0 1A St. ,Soulioasploo lOO SOO. at. 11 7 1.024 s b. 10 11:40. Got im iso as In a SHARE LIS7S,- . (THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The railway share market to-day is dull. In a few instances, a little flatness is observable. Gnat Western, Caledonian, and South Eastern stocks have declined about 1 per cent. Other descriptions have scarcely varied. London and North Western stock is now quoted 91 to i ; Great Western, 71 to 1 ; Midland, 1.28/ to 3 ; Lanaishire and York- shire, 1061 to ; Caledonian, 1061 to 106 ; and South Eastern, 761 to 77. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are tatter, at; to I prem. East Indian Railway stock is again better. la. lat I summvs. UADIXA*T SIAIIIII AID ROC'S. MI pa I Wm, Wok amour Yak Blackburn BIM sad Tyr ^Bodo; IllsaKeY4.o Bristol sad Beata Calotionlan lOork wa and ilaadan.. Cornll D• • I • no dlr. until a B I p.a. =to B. Abut sari Tea Dand.,Protts. 4•44.1 n. ros t as aanr eauss D. Dab" Mask A sad see ltu ook B eng N 1 r e ln a trisallinsarpra ha* aaMts Jona &VW:I I. a Urea* Marthsen * Do. • Steak * De. It Stook Ca. earns Wait. am: Omt Waders O Doinottellskilas./Itk a La. .s TerkaMse !amiss ad Blaskwall s it 19 Meth aim Dee. Wolin !'714:_1,11=4•11 IllotrOpolifos Masud .. 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East Caradon are quoted 261 to ; Marko Valley, 91 to t ; Wheal Betm, 110 to 115 ; and Sortridge Consols, 166. to 16a. There is continued animation in St. John del Rey and United Mexican mining shares, in both of which numerous transactions have taken place. The former have been dealt in at 51/ to 52, and the latter at 74 to 7i. Duu Mountain Copper are inquired for, and other foreign and colonial descrip tions are quiet. The following, on the Mining Market, is from the circular of Mr. Peter Watson : The Mine Share Market during the week Du shown signs of returning animation ; the continued ease of the money market and the improving parities of the market for metals is being sensibly felt on the better class of mine shares—dividend paying and these wnesching that desirable position—such as Wheel Seto% PAM Camden, Marks Valley, Stray Park, Rinewsll Mill and Itarisom, North Robert, Wheat Orylls, Drake Walls, Wheel Arthur, North Treskerby, North Dews', Bryn Gwieg.Long Bake, ElMpton Downs, Tincroft, do., command attention and Sod ready purchasers at quoted pries& My advice to clients is, to invest two-thirds in dividesd-paying stock and one-third in progressive, and 1 have no hesitation in saying where this advice is followed investors will find, as they have hitherto found, that no investment paying more than 5 per cent. is more lucrative or more more free from risk. From Wheel Union the subjoined telegram was received today :—" The middle lode in the 40 is worth 301. par fathom for tin." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW mi3sirr.- 7 (THIS DAT.) The mast is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 535. 3d. set emit ; Petersburg T.C., es the spot, bla. 9d. • all the year, 61s. 3cl. ; December, 525. ; Jsaitary to /larch, 32a. 9d. ; Mara, 53a Gd. ; A p ril to JOlllll, 51.. If/Acre Avirroms.—Town tallow, 55a. 9d. ; fat ditto, So. 10d. ; yellow Ruaha, ras. 61. ; melted stag, 40i. 6d. ; rough ditto, Zia. ; tallow gist is, 18e. ; goad drags, 7e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mom Davis and Co. report trade slow at the following priess:—Prime meadow hay, 80s. to 90s. ; superior ditto, 961. to 106 s. ; iuferior ditto, 40s. to Ms. ; clover, old, 90s. to 190 s. ; ditto, new, second cut, 80s. to laTia. ; straw, 28s. to 345. COVENT GARDEN.--(THIS DAY.) Continental supplisa,consisting of pears and apples, remain heavy, end them of English vegetables and fruit also continuo to he well kept up. Home-grown apples and pears are plentiful, and the mine may be said of grapes and pine apples ; the latter now fetch fair prices. Of cauliflowers there is still a good supply. Potato markets have unaltered since our last report. Cucumbers urn sufficient foe the demand, and the same may be said of tomatoes, whims this season are and excellent. Cut Bowers chiefly consist of orch ids , dahlias, chrysanthemums, violets, mignonette, Maths, and roses. THE BLACK Pnlxes—By wivices which have been received by us from Greenock, we regret to hear that a serious accident has befallen the iron-cased steam-abip Black Prince. It would appear that either from over muting the ship, or from not sufficiently ballasting her, sbe has heeled over and carried away her mainmast, and ens- Mined other damage. This untoward event will cause some delay in the removal of the ship from the Clyde to Ports mouth, which at this uncertain period of the year is suffi ciently provoking. lt, however, the injury the has received he confined to the lou of masts and spare, no very great harm will he (lode. We only Dope she has not been severely strained.—Arely and Navy Gazette. A Hum. SIMIAN ABANDONED AT BEL—The English screw steamer Marco Bouaris foundered at sea on the 16th nit., about 300 mile, from Malta. When the case of the steamer became hopeless, a Norwegian barque hove in sight, and the lifeboat with ten men left the Marco Bu rnie to proceed to the barque. They were to leave six men on board and to return with four men to take another portion of the crew ; but on their getting on board the barque, they, with the exception of two, refused to return and rescue the remainder of the crew. When the captain and the rest saw themselves so abandoned they set to work to clear the other lifeboat, In Letting bee into the water sho was stove very &opt.- oualy, bat Boated, and the remainder of th e crew crowded into her. In their hurry to get away they abandoned Dawson, of Hull, a seaman who had been shipped at Con stantinople. When this poor fellow found himself thus abandoned, in a sinking ship, in a heavy storm, in the deed of night, his cries to be taken also became heart. rending, hut from Ole damaged state of the boat they did think it prudent to rehire, and thus the poor fellow was left to his fate. In the morning no sign of the vowel was to eeen.—Hull Peetet. _ fowNTzgo:orruzar , Our. 31.—The Queen bas been pleased to appciat Robert Wiboa sad Charles Owego Pasha, nd &sin., to be Mel embers the Legislative Conseil of the Wa of Triaidad.—Garetre. LONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ?we o'Ciocz. Vie funds to-day are dull, with transac tion-5. Sales have rather predominated, and prices are looted i per cent. lower than on Thursday afternoon. The other markets are likewise dull cud inactive. Where any alteration is observable in ,rices—as, for eaample, in South Eastern, Cale donian, and Great Western railway stocks, it is in a dvwnward direction. Consols are officially marked 93j, 4, 1 awl k for money, and 934 for the amount. The pre sent quotation is 9:31 to f,both for money and the 7th instant. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 229, 2301; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911 4, # ; New Three pee Cents, 91/ 1 F ; India Stock, 225, 2251 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 1054, 105, 1; ditto Scrip, 105, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenture 49 1869, 94, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 971, 984; Exchequer Bills, June, 13e. prem. . _ The late rise in Mexican and Venezuelan Bonds is supported. The former are marked 271 to 284, and the latter, 211. Turkish Bonds are dull : the Loan of 1854 is quoted 79i to 804, awl that of 1858, 674 to 68)1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 86 ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 64} (exchange 125.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 994, 101 ; Italian Five per Cents., 071 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican ' Three per Cents., for account, 28, 271, 281, 28 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 473; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 821 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 50; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 684, 674 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 211. }Lair-Purr Two o'Cwcr. Consols are still quoted 931 to both for money and the 7th inst. There was a somewhat better demand for money yesterday, particularly at the Bank of England, owing, no doubt, to preparations for the bills due on the 4th. Iu the open market, however, trans actions continue to take place in the choicest paper at 24 to 21 per cent. _ _ - Yesterday being All Saints Day, was observed as a holiday on the Paris bourse. There were again no bullion operations at the Sank. The James Wilson has now beet, at sea 114 days, with 711,000/. in Australian gold, and the Anglems 81 days, with 291,5001 The mail steamer Atrsto will take to-day only 3,3471 in specie (silver) for the West Indies. . . , . The Nora Scotian took 18,0001. in specie for Quebec on Thursday. The Niagara will probably convey a limited sum for Boston to-day. The telegrams from Bombay yesterday reporting an advance in the exchange, the silver market was firmer. The specie remittances by the outward Bombay steamer of the 12th inst. are expected to be considerable. The demand for Calcutta and China, however, is very limited. The Indus will take on the 4th only 22,0821., all silver cxcept 7281. in gold. Bombay is the great cotton port. The tendency of the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon was rather unfavourable. Short bills on Paris were in especial request, with only a small supply. The rates were accordingly quoted more in favour of France. Subjoined is our usual lint : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 12.1 to ; ditto, 3 days, 11.181 to 121 ; Itotteniarn, 3 months, 12.1 to ; Antwerp, 3 moot* 25.621 to 71 ; Hamburg, ms. beam, 3 months, 13.10 to ; Paris 3 days, 25.25 to 36 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.671 to 70; Frinkfort•on•tlio-Idaine, 3 mouths, 1191 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months , 321 Vienna elf. do., Smooths, 14.10 to 20; Trieste, Mt. 10., 3 mouths, 14.10 5.20; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to I; °ad* 3 months, 486 to I ; Leghorn, 3 months, 2.5.80 to 21 ; Geom. 3 moths, 25.80 to 21 ; Milan, 3 months, 26.80 to 21; Maples, 3 mouths,. 391 to ; Palermo, 3 mon lib} to ; Massimo, 3 mouths, 1181 to ths, ; Lisbon, 90 days, 62 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 52 to 1. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday retained the fiat appearance lately noticed. The transactions were limited to 2,500 bales. The stock is now computed at 586,900 bales. Tuesday next is the last day for sending in ten ders for the 100,0001. of Ceylon Government Six per Cent. Debentures. For some time past numerous speculative sides of Midland Railway stock have been pressed for account of provincial operators, who have looked for a decline in the traffic. It is worthy of remark, however, that, notwithstanding the dulness of trade, the aggregate receipts of this company for the seventeen weeks of the present year have been 715,3631., being a little more than in the wale period of 1860, when the total was 714,5001. The number of miles open is the same. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6041. ;! rd t:idaing business a*. the Cape, the Cape own monthly Trade and Shipping Re port has the following : The Lomita and South African Bank is Is full operation, at least in Cape Tows, and is establishing branches in the wiadpal commercial towns in the oolooy. We have ne doubt this inetitutioa will do • large stroke of busisens. Yost of the joint-stock beaks have now large balances at their command, sad there is no probability of any alteration la the protest rates of interest. There is, however, con siderable difficulty is obtaining loans on leaded property, however good the security may be. We are requested to insert the following letter, which relates to the affairs of the concern known as the " Bank of Deposit and National Assurance and Investment Association," of Pall-mall East : No. 1, New-inn, London, Nov. 1. Bir,—As the solicitor of Nears. Allsop I am requested by them to inform you, and through you the numerous stock holders who have signified their approval of the wane adopted to obtain a proper statement of the affaus of this theiciation, that as the managers have, at the suggestion of the stockholders, now called in Masts. Harding, Pullein, Whinney, and Gibbons, public accountants, to Investigate the accounts of the asioniation and to report thereon, the object of Messrs. Allsop and their clients is partially at tuned, and that they will, wading this investigation, post pone calling the contemplated public meeting. Mews. Allsop and several stockholders for largo amounts have also instructed me, during this inquiry, to watch their intends, end I shall be obliged for suggestions or information from piteous in any manner creditors of the concern.—l am, dm., CHAN. HENRY EDNANLNI. The Gccette specie statement, for the week ending Wednesday last, gives the following totals, viz. : Imports of gold, 118,8901. ; exports of gold, 121,857 t. ; imports of silver, 15,3451. ; exports of silver, 380151, The Gazette of Bankruptcy is the title of a new journal of great commercial utility, which by been established within the last week or two. It is to be published every Wednesday and Saturday morning. It furnishes an accurate record of the proceedings in bankruptcy in every court in the country, and is framed in a way to afford the utmost facility for reference. The compilers judiciously take high ground by proffering to the professional and com mercial public full, and in many points exclusive, information respecting the general course of bank ruptcy administration. The recent important change in the law renders the new journal particu larly well-timed. The subjoined monthly report on the silk market is from Messrs. H. Weidman and Co. : There was more activity in the silk market during October than for some months past. the very moderate nit."' at which importers were willing to sell having attracted buyers both for export and home consumption. At one moment in the month prices experienced some improvement, but within the last week or ten days the luarket has again become quiet, and our quotations of to-day are barely up to those of the Ist ult. At the public Wee which took piece on the 23rd and 24th ult. there was a fair attendance of buyers, and or the whole the sales passed off with more spirit thou mud. Japan silk has continued in brisk demand, and moat of the recent arrivals have been sold at somewhat improved prices. The deliveries for the month are 4,857 boles of Chino and 927 bales of Japan. The China letters delivered ou tho 28th ult. report settlements for the mouth RAO bales, making the total to date 17.800 bales, against 22.080 bales at the same period in 1330, and 16,000 bales in 1858. The stock on the market was unpreowlentedly large (erout 18,000 Wish the native merchanta having sent their silk to Shanghai for security, instead of keeping it in the interior, se baa hitherto been tbecustorn. Prigs for good silk were nriehanged, bat the common qualities could be purchased to to 15 teals lower. Exchange at Shanghai 6s. In Bengal silk there has bees only moderate business during the past month. In Italian silk we have nothing to notice. Cuello . . t 7.... HANDICAP SWZIPITAX.EII Misfire . bonus del Lego Picnic 7e... HOUGHTON HANDICAP. Man at Arms ... Confidence ... 12 TY. MATCH. Clarissa a beet Akbymiel. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOF& Thunderstorm ... Vulture 6r.. Hk.VDICAP BWIZPOTAXiii flail Jan ... Mildew 9 ma.— SWEEPSTAKES. R.N. Lady Peel . . . . HANDICAP OF 13 SOVS. Petra Gibraltar ... 3 r&n. SWEEPSTAKES OF 5 BOYS. Leontes Vulture 7 no. SELLING HANDICAP. Dachau Amy ... 9 sus.— TO/ omit ay. N • TA Ivalt 611.10 I