The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-14 00:00:00

t OURT OF BANKRUPTCY. as Hoorn CID 1 , 111/ISOM. . the meeting for the last examinatiou of the 'hove Woodward Hooper mid Hairy Perils ....thin.;•Low. leather *ellen mid loather moreheado the petition ie 29th July 134, awl debts to the t\litar. have alrra.lv been proved. . ',ovary o...ten.ent Marra Paul end Terlill' t .'rreoly leen published shows debt. and liebiß. 13 . 034 /. ,emt. ant b e te Med. an adjoererneet wee takes ‘...sober; the allowance brio; cootineed hr Itherty to apply to have it teetotal KB DAUST AID IVILSI,3I. 1.... ass ..n examination meeting eider tie book. • I..i.aid rit•o.ll It,unt aud John Wiliam, of 37. et. to floe dieet, prepared by Messrs. Hart Brothers, ft .itt lot July, 1/419, to 30th July, Me, .I. the following_ figures :—Anammt doe to I I.J. 0.. ; ditto bolding security, $3/. Ilk. it, on .here.. 7:99. 3a bl.; anionet Mooed ~m 1.. 1 Wilson. 4.247/. 10a. M. profits. 3.Mf• tst July of L R. Daunt, 2,7146/. l 3 s. Id.: in, bill. receivable (121.431/. 10s. Id., of whirls . ;re 104 expected to hr proved against this estate). -. Id ; ',tab 49,719. Ild. By debtam rod • i I . 1..: &Mom nit bill. , 5,7719. .1 .1 to realise 1.01"2f. 14 property. • - h.-1.1 by rrmlitora no ahem, 1.01101.; ditto ; subject to the Fernand of rt3/.1114.9d. •,i. a. MN teethe payamistol3o4l.l46.9d. ; bills receivable, •. Al• • le the Merammile Inacount l'orepar 1,0051.; . ate. in the Getscral Dierooot Compeer, *7 M. TDe Are .abject to certain Gi.IL discounted i i i • . the ...rap , at Lein paid at maturity. Expenses, 1 4 e.itnere &swims. Deem.. .1.392!. td. 1. : loam 0,11.9. Oa. 10.1. ,• 1 .,., 7.. Id.: total, 49,7111/. 9a. 111 Of • . 1 ..11. +(t, CO/. us held by the ti odd- , uot rompary, of which 3).70Bl. „1 t o,•sed rimiest the estate the °newest int t 4.111;*141 3.10111., of which Lel/. ir ca• • •• ; to tank •rn the estate; the City Reek • t;d uhkli will be prayed. :. the loprr in On- Imola of the Beek of Ireland, the ri.....•,. Smith, Mire J. Synth, he., is not likely to ..:moo the estate. A number of bills are to connexion • t:. the other trade, Johnson, I,illnoe , and Co. beim re .leldon fur 9,0301‘. c I. oklater t for the mailmen, asked for an adjourn. • time for investigatior the balance.abeet. etannuatioe was then adjourned to the Ilth of .'.r next. THE POLICE COURTS. (MIA DAY.) M ARLBOROVGH-STREET. cm IDA IN MM. ROOLSCRY. ! Jo,lslam gentlernanly-looking wan, was 14G•re Mr. Be:wher with stealing two bracelets of ,able ..f ICW., the property of Mr. Chariot Frederick II , rh ...k. jewaler, ;19, Reutun•etreet, under the following L era% jun.. appeared fa the preerentioe, and Mr. ut to --r far the ttaiettee. Tv. hrace:ett, a dienweal and diatom:A emerald, were :do:- .1 io court awl were much admired, being most ttreeimens of the jeweller's art. 31i lar.s. having opened the case, called M.. 1:..-had Iturbotole. 011 C of Mr. Hatscock's asiiistants, • eel --Early In the mouth of August last, my wife me', a commuoication 4. nte, in consequence of which. .1. tilt fah, I am the prisoner at his house in eurson-street. *bet prisoner owl his wif, wished to know what would I. C.w dronalie.t way to get some plate. 1 said as Mrs. w.e. n frit•nd of wine I would hay SUMO plate a•oottliaral for them, aril give f:ietin an estimate for it. Ih oil he •hoold prolviltly he able to pay for it at Christ to.... The u,st dor (t'ie 10th) I called no premier, in con t 4 a :tote from him. He mid they were goi b :s i t lade a dinner jetty that day. lain not positive w ti.- y naked no: to lend them *mac plate till the other was ..Iv or whether I offered to lend the same. It was •.r rI 0.-v would have ..1110 plate on hire for the p.rtv. to be reteined the it,st day. I tools ono , idat, htft it They called at our home the same afternwo. as noir as I can recollect, about half-pest eve. °lf he Kiwi-ter awl as they were ping to have a dinner pa.ty 1. should Itk, 'erne jewels foe his wife to tersest it, en as r... bolt like a mates*, and astonish the natives" (there Wing the'pri•oner's own words). f speed to lead him two br .c•lets awl a occklaoe, whi.-h they ehttat from ensue I ...owed thew. The two prothwel :re these I lent them. I mid I wan t•itig orot of town the next day, awl introduced them to 31r. Brooks, another ...,t•tant. to arrange for him to cell the next .I„,v for the jewellery aid Sate. I have sever seen the (two that day to the.. From Ittfottaatias 1 tee•i• ou the rub of Septenther 1 started with tiergeaat • Rilllam •o. 1.4 r Wievhedes, and arrived there on the 9th: when I id at the H.-tel Stern I saw Mrs. Johasoa. I did not get • tercelets. I left Sergeant Willainsoe behind and seti here yesterday. Ido lot know the prisoner's hand • qu,: ib fay lathe Toll, maistent to lir. Attesborough. pawn. 1 • :U. Pio:Willy. owl-1 know. Om prisoner, most he 1. • nin the habit of ple.lgim; artkles at ow shop. 1 . bracc!rt• is pledge on the avenue; of the 10th .4 • . ,••. alswt slush. 1 h.ul seem th e Klemm previously I • Thc bracelets wrre brow•ht him and h.. ▪ • I. e..t in the eau, producr.l. rirs. Johnson had I: her arm. The prnswer .id he wished to pelt them. 1 did tr 4 ask where he got them I. 14 Ikm w bin. as a nwtmwer pledging goods. Ido not • ••'.. be. vs ing where they cam* from. 1 maw they • • ... w but they might have been woes half-a-dooms •. • • I bat him liMX. , Idling him he avoid have more, hp did not want it. He tvadt the wary sad • ay. The seat .lay be came sad said be wanted the 1, .1 .1•, awl he nome pledge sonsethisr; else for them. ...,•otar e was mentioned. He askd he wanted hie wife ...1.. lot 0w4h0i . ., mad she could not go without the • 41. .1 young man took the bracelet' down to the • and iToul tuhrout likTfuraThary . Las r. Ntitt th. 141uvIrts Lack auJ the ahergoas lira. awl I ourie her A forther;dramee of 211 f. • A,. poiA•oo,/ rano• to thr shop Asa Dished to •r, tbe Iroerkts girls one 1.41. for the purpoe ; rod : A Aol Irma ArAl brut motel to Mr. lloor.luck. rod he %tam • . •, AP- •.•t , .1% tor Murices& Sarah. -• . . . net Swift,. i.e. the acseLancl-yeril ileteetir.s, • - • •I tsl.?•4 the petwewr inL, Custt..ly, aed Sergesot I e. ode .«d to It tin,; certs:n parer.. M whitest Lehi wale iA the ertscles were alumni ea • !It v. • Wailes mil there was the fort that the a nog, wore ••• to 11.. prower for a dimmer party eu the iIM, to be re • ••: the 11th. bet were *eked ea tie lOtb. Wetiturr •tillaitteal that if the prisoner's intention !••• soh Xr• II inewh, he woull here gone off with the • .• • f the Atte les. Although he wen wrong. the artalse mole use of I y p•ri.eo r no•ler temporary pressure. 'I 1‘....e1e ..el the question foe a jury would be • 'b•- at the hole ohtaineil the geode he intruded to • w• f them. " 4, :• tog PT i'llitstre.—(Fits DAV). —This morn , I. N. Caner. covosur for the eiwtern division of • • hell au timpani* on the hotly of Miss Sarah . 14.1 a bale of Ma-pendent pie. p vrho tvestenitted enici•lc Ttoselay last by swallow• • tame. of easeutial oil of better alowed,, which she to pr.. ore lion. a ehendat I. rept...eoting that • r.-, lit to favour a quantity of pastry. The .I,,,sa aea l - • •• as rases. OM) In v....view,' .4 her brio: in a tle• • coalition shoat religious' matters, ber brother. Mr. t 1...• •ur,;eow, .4 Weld'', rotinty•Werrace, fetched her to t . i.• which shy reached only the slay pn.sr to her (loath. urn a! appeared nitieh niore cheerful, atoll eves • • ion In hour b fore Le. .Loath she slote a letter to a • •' r Pe Cie country, aispainting bar with het safe or. - a • • Loudon. A vettlact of '• Temporary insanity" was fa %DONN %DV BREACH fir ef. , NTRAIT AND ITS • to. ll' , arty. Coshing's American Circus visited pe t . SII"colay, owl tare two exhibitions in a large the Ivock Park. At the evening exhihitato • as • thou like .1 riot arose out of the lefwed by the manager t - • •\ •••• rt . ilia to any owe who should ode a mule three t • the nog wi'thout being thrown off. A lad %Ahem Qum. who is in the snip!. ment of Mr. Teeissn. lonseskwlrr. Ihtetifries. undertook the '. awl iesis7nl that he had ridden the mule three times r.• ..1 tin; awl kept his seat, notwithstanding that the Po Lel beets rut by our of the cirrus pe..pk, and every. t' o• Veen tionets• present his aweessitog in the trial N in .aszer. ti. other ham). averred that Quio had 110 i in jockey fa lion, ho.I °Daly choked the animal by • 14' I,:tia it round the owl, awl lied only ridden roots.' the - vs• love, a portion of the spretatoos having interfered. VP.. • .I..ista acre to ally hackyvi lay a large number of the • ands en ighty uproar Ana. Ow row It, in which gerne al • • 'le :••••• Wile smutted. Quin atnek to the node, and —•ded to take it away home with hint, fon t os a d by an • on. enosti, cheering awl yelling in a state of ereat • .• owns, awl es iti•ntly anxious to ascertain they where -- •". the inano i ger, who had left the circus for his Holl!ed awl unowectialid in their search a portion • road went luck to the aurora, aeival one id the •,' Niiit at the f•se the ,• fr••• • shieh, however, it was soon after rceoccresl, • • s'•hth da•••a;•41. It mu meson/al at tie time that ••• , as ••f the owl., at what they oat oderel the • ••••• •••••,•••• of the 'Vanities, had led them to tear downa • • f the momoce, hat this is Dot trot. The imperia l.' 41 . 1 ...•4 We. Mitchell, woo obliged to take ' the distorlviore the matey wan ultimately ••I t- item. the mule restor..l, sod She streets soon ,e. • 1 .. 40 ••5 At the tist visit of this circle, -• •s•curn-uce t•s•k rla •••• the Lot 'loin • • .'em .1-0 elaimesi In l•nyo won tha rmaney: ..'•1 Thi., D., dnul,t, nn tl.e ',regent 'nerse...t. ~••• " 114.4 . 41, ge rgy t.) the tctu9stirt tee+ of tbe crowd.— LATEST BETTING. DONCASTRR CUP. 10 to 3 aid wild Rose (t) 7 to 2 High Treason (t) 4to 1 &brew (t) 3to 1 -- Wouravioff (t) 11 to 1 Thanrgaby (t) A 4111433. —Stockade. DEATH OF MR. JARDINE, THE MAGISTRATE OF BOw,viRNET. Informatittu reached the chief police court thin morning of the death of Mr. David Jardine, which took place at his country residence, near Weybridge, Surrey, shortly after 6 o'clock last evening (Thursday). Mr. Jardine presided at Bow-street oo Saturday list, and was to have attended again on Monday; but Mr. Henry received a tzlegriphie wimp on Sunday, apprising him of the indisposition of his worthy colleague, suit requesting him to supply his place. The learned magis trate had been suffering for some time past fmnt an asthmatic affection, and it was "sinfully evident that the diocese was making scot inroads upon his constitutive. He ha I lately return vi from his 1191011ii011, but 6144' benefittamd by the change of air, owing probably to the trying weather to which be was exposed still he performed hi, duties 004 ef6ciently to the last, and the intelligence of his death. therefore, was receive,' by his brother magistrate with surprise, an well as with unfeigned sorrow ; for the deceased gentleman, by his unvarying kindness sail general disposition, had endeared himself to every per son couneetel with his court. Mr. Jardine was called to the bar In 11C1, and hail been upwards of H) ymn a polio, magistrrte. He was also Recorder of Bath, and, in the esther part of We career, the author of several popular legal and other works, some of which were publishel by the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowle4s, lie was, it is believed. in the 68th year of his age. St•DDEN DEATH Or MR. L. WILD , THE NEWb- AcEN r.— This moning, shoofly before three o'clock, Mr. Lancelott Will, for many year, connected with Cie newspaper press Al news-agent and publisher, expired sod. denly at Ids residence io CetheiLneatreet, Strand, where Fe had cat fl on Loathe s for upwards of thirty y: ra. For the pre cot year he was Life-Governor ald President of the Newspaper Benevolent Inititutiossijo which he was a ler ro end °mammas sulacriber. _ S;. BONWELL'OTAAL The Bishop of Loads yesterday licensed the Rev. John George 'lean HIP. M.A., Brother oil Bt. Kather'ne's Ho -pita', Reaent'spark, to be writein sole chai of th e above parish. until Nr. Buowell's apphation f or "lease to appeal" to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Commit aronot the eentenee of deprivation, recently passed opus him by the 'carped Judge of the Court of Arches, ban been beard and deteretioed. The judge directed that the appli cation must be made to the Jud"ial Committee at the comnseueerneet of Michaelmas tenamody in November. The Bishop of London, accompanied by the new r.• al', tint d the parish zenterd t ty diorama. Want It iSe linsilicTßATlON Corny.. —YestsAnlay Mr. Jain Harrell, the banister appointed to revise the lists of voters fur the western division at heist, isotthed his intention of boiling courts for the above purpose at the tiniesand places hereunder manta:abed : Tontenlen, Oct. 2 ; rrsiihrook, Oct. 3 ; Tunbridge Wells, Oct. 4 ; Tun bridge. Oct. ; Stemmas, Oct, 6 ; West Mailing. Oct. 9 ; gfaiihtoue, Oct. 10 ; Rochester, Oct. 11 ; Graves end, Oct. 12; Dartford, Oct. 15 • Bromley, Oct. 16k Lewisham, Oct. IT ; and Blackheath, Oct. 18. THE %TS c.% AL GALLERY ALTERATIONS.—The plan which is about to he acted ea is Mr. Pennethorne's, and us-laden &wring over the central hall at the level of the galletin„ and an alteration of the gene :one which, in the case of the Royal Are "may, will, if we undergoes' rilhtly. come up into the middle of the "Misiature-room," some what awkwaolle. We have reams to believe that the ceased of the Academy are far from =tidied, and that WOW of the members are must anxious that government should postpone what seam to be mere patching, and give the Academy a proper site whereas to erect, at the Anode my's own lad, a fitting Witting for their —the instruction of students, sod the public elkibitiaa of works of art.--ltrilder. In the blitsettio we have the fluent collection of Greek sculpture in the world— but in how paltry a manner is it display tool. The continental traveller-dual everybody • is a continental triveller in these days—thinks with ' , home, moo the difference between the arrangements which he Gilds at Rome, Florenee, Paris, end elsewhere, and thee. which are deemed goo.l enough in !AMAMI for the exhis • lotion of the nohlest works of antioptity. No doubt, in magniteole awl in number, the Romon colleetious superior to our own ; but even at Rooms there is nothing which we would receive in exchange for our own Elgin marble.. In the Vatican they would Ise enshrined in • magnot,oont tete:oho worthy of s u ch precious relics of the ;:e1111•1 by-roue oisys. The sculpture room at the Lomeli may w, I! put us to shame, although the Parisian collection is not to ler mentioned by the side of our own English treasures in sooarble. Even the little collection at Munich is shown to such iolvantage that it is doubled in value. Passing from the works of tile ancients to these of modern artiste, is it not wonderful that English sculptors can be induced, %car after year, to exhiloit their works iu that dismal little hole st the .leadenoy, which is thought good enough for the reception of the Inutsof their enoual toil 7.-0,0-e. Week. THE rhoMlNitomis.—We are informed on excellent authority that the borne government have sent out instructions to the Viceroy and GovertiorGeneral of Indio, to re-pore to his highness the Nir.sm the .districts of Phaiwieo, Rae-hon.. and Shorapoor, yielding a revenue of 14 Likhs of compaey's rupees per annum, as an acknow ledgment of important servicee rendered by his I:Bighorns's government olunni the mutinies. The British government, as a grweious mark of its favour, has els° remitted its clans to the latch, of riper, Inco to it by the !Siren% and that priors% underthe pressu re o f all thesefavoura. will not ask for any account of our management If the wined districts. 1:11iluts, as they ere cast, but which in the present case are to 100 present. of British manufactures, will he given, to the value of a Lith of nipees, lov our government to the NILIeI, and others of the value of :11..000 rupees each to Moolthtar-onl.Moolk and Mhunisherso s d.o otnee h . I n f er i or kloiluts of from .tat to 101 rupee. will also he given to those persons who rendered loyal sers•ice to the resident dining the convulsion oof Amoi,-- these two m e n are v n k oc d o Sahib, a j ae l ieer d ar of the Nitano, and Ram now, the eutwal of the Residenev Itt17:111`. The re i s also t o toe .on exchaue of lands to clear away the interrnixtnre of the Nissan's own villages and those ausigiled to our govern 111VVIt. The N ism entre to um lauds oho the Iloslavery worth MllllO rupeesn year. - Wore re r. THI RAILWAY CDLLISION NEAR MAN,HEsTZ;I. y e striaLy, some important experimenta were nmdu at Brimstones, under the direction oof Colon e l Yoolland, to as certain the effect which the immediate applieatiou of the break would have bad upon the disconnected e.orriages in the lute accident. The result Was stated to be that Coe train would have been stopped if the break hvl been int on im mediately. If it had not leen Implied till after...h ur t time, it would still, in all probability, have prevented th e ac on, nt ; en d Colonel l'olland beheves that his statements have been fully borne out by these trials. SUDBURY, I‘tELEOItD„ AND CLARE RAILw - AY.— An has been Piped on behalf of the Eastern t'oenties Company to take upon theinssives the making of this line, with the proposed exteusioons to Bury Mt. Td. rounds and tharthriolge„ and to find the whole of the capital repaired. The engineer of the Eastern Counties (Mr. Sin clair', who is expected to return from his heolielev trip at the coil ..f the week, is to commence operations without d e l a y. EDINIFUR4/11, PERTH, AND IDUNDIE RAILWAY.— The half-yearly general meeting of this company was held OP Monday, Mr. John Balfour, chainionoi of the directors, presidia'. Tile report (the principal portions of which h a v e already leen pulohelled) was affr'ell to, and 1 dividend of I.pet mot. was dischargd upon the ordinary -tack. KIIIATINED OF At:IiIrt'LTURAL - woman. —Maus , of the farm labourers in this wield:war hond are detraadin; as advasee of Wages, Mid in one COPP which has Dome to .our knowledge, the inctease ask•,i for was from Us. to 245. • week, and a threat was held out that if it was NA aceekel to the men would strike work.— Iforriefeleas Juoronf. _ _ Cara 46 PALA4-4.--064 SHILLING DAY—THrzs- PAT, @MUM= 13.—Athniodiebs or wisest 1;9130 .111141 y sorsa Nubby 2,441; taeal Tiotan. 16,409. LAW INTELLIGENCE (THLS DAY.) THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY : S,,VENING, SEPTEMBER _ LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. In succran muours.l DONCASTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) &br LX)NCASTEII CUP. 7 nui. app DONCASTER STARR'S. SWEEPSTAKES OF 20D ESPViL Northern Light walked over. MATCH. Stockwell e neat Cabin. PARK HILL STAILE 6 4. One mile, f farlorsis, 132 yank% Emily, Make,. f, Venni f, Catawba, Duly "'reveal, ark Lady Falconer are here. DON STA 0110 mile. High Trenton, Thonnaaby, Grenadier, The Wizard, Buc caneer, F.rn l3r. and King .4 Diamonds are here. NURSERY PLATE ()or Molars. Lady t•Pfdso, Parasite, cby Rata a, Sparkle, Melly f. Lnecatcher. Hope 1, Westbarwitch, I..cigabot, TopoP'sa, Pc. to Hectr, Tattou, Limon e, Folkestone, c by Oulat,o. lambed, Violet, Gardener. Prlciener, Selina f, Hoped. Malta, Charing el,Ol. Jaquelinr, Bayonet, Hansa f. Scrubbing Brash, Lady Itnefect, and East Stanley are here. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'O&ooi. In the railway share market to-day some fiat; near prevails, in sympathy with that in the funds. In several instances a reduction of 4to 4 per cent. has taken place. Eastern Coun ties and Midland stocks form an excep tiou ; the former ilaS risen, and the latter 1 per cent. The transacti o ns in Mid land have been extensive. London and b l urs, North Western stock is now no t e d 100 t o f ; Great Western, 73 to ; Midland, 1661 to 1074 ; Lancashire and Yor • 112} to 4 ; ICaledonian, 214 to 02} ex dlr. ; Great Northern, 116 to 116 ; South Eastern, 861 to 87 ; and Eastern Counties, 64 to f. Lombardo -Venetian Railway shares remain heavy at 1 to I/ die. Great Western of Canada Railway shares are firmer. The Indian lines are quiet. OADINIAT RUMAT& all aszas.Wei. asesearYal. , 100 Berk.lan.,&4lhesasusc I all Blackbarn all 'Myth and all , daertoo, esi,&llld.C 100 IBristel and Baster 100 Caledonian all ikak and Bandon all lemma/I all ,"Do. • I • no dlt.mtfl aU /Do. Illiska.lspahltoS all 7 sad Bethud Jan aU Doa.,ftata. Abd.Ja 10 Sol 100 Migneta All =dies 100 radeen Union, Stook A 100 Da Stock B all Usk lalkik Ml Della 100 almaaser 100 an Fat\ mil Jam 100 Olamprir & & Woman all Great North otlleokiad 100 theist ,Northern 1001 Do. A Stock 100 t Do. B Stook 100 (It South& West ilia ) led tirest Western 100 Do.etnerVal.Gua.atk. 100 Lancashire& Yorkshire ICArLondes and Blacks/all Inn Lom,Bridlitonok&Coast lW iLoadots,Chathm.,dtrocl 100 'London & North Weals. all ipludondSonthWestern] lii.: - tea Enniirn~ (Metropolitan Metropolitan 1>7.1312;. it 68;4:. Ind. Cit. Westeru klre ) INesresatie and Carlisle Newport, Aber..etilere Newly& Arniesoi,dsL !Newry. Warrens,. &Bow Norfolk Northern Counties On N.wth British_ _ _ _ North Devon RAD. & D. I__ _Do, A _ Ci:F4 Fere - I 1);: 7 "AT York North London Matins'/S. Weeienthines North Staffordshire Nott.dioirsuthatoiL&C Peebtrs Portsmouth Rhyme,. Scottish Central Scottish N. F. Aber.llak Scottish Midland Shropshire Union Slttliogbournett Stearn South Penn south Cistern South Wales Yorks& & River Dun Stalnes,Wokhighro.,&c Stockton & ',Arlington Ditto ditto Tad Yale iiii - i. Do. Do. Vol° at Noah Victor% Stu. it Pima N'ra Caniw&l .. %1 opt Nlldland —Ozford Ditto Newport , Mato Hertbxd BUITIBII 1038M810114 BAILWAYL ,°"*Zr." 21 4 'fill 41 5.1 Of 7 vi fB 76 r dh iiPa , jdi0;11 die dis a 4 ale 100; Par Las par Ma 10 01 1 IWI 1 Pal 19 30 89 91 11 74 66 66 II 66 10 63 66 66 96 97 011 4 1 11 4166 96 96 96 1$ 96 96 90 96 U bZ , 97e 94i 87 84 11 If dls VS SS 110 112 110 112 1011 102} - - 104 1064 lllk a 1107 i Nei 1110 110 Ds. 60. calri - To:. lc:ft - 7Z. 1111.%22r111 IMened714:7 tieh. .1111 Do. July 1.1871, ditto Do. June 1 MC ditto tta & Id. Eastern Cape T.&Dockap.e.gua Osyton, gua. 6 per cent 1 LIAM Bengal - LA lndian Do. Extension P Jubbedpore Do. Do. te p. et.Debent Do. 5 p. et. do Do. do. do. 166647 Nelms& Melbourne I Grand Trunk of Canada Do. 6 per ct. 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Y all Hales Jnestian all Wm Oanatans• • Wu all Lem and Tvzsissi all Lyons and Geselisn all Maria Antonin all Naeuilioptal i ts all o.llo.altf. all Sadism ad lb Do. New Mares _.. all Norvroglan Th ink Prat. all Paris, (,) on s, and Medlt all Part/ and 9710 Pas Yrssebool (Pornambseola ?p.a. all 14 'ROM. Rigs d T Du= all Royal Daub& all Royal Swedish W Ds. 7 per east all Sark. 414,1 Magas . all Du. 511.er cent. Pref I PeaPsul• Ilm./.7 pant 12 A Aunt i Loru.Vonetlial ▪ noutbern ..f ?rause._ all West Flanders all 5' per cent. Pre an w0.t.41: N. K. of rrasaa I W. an Wilebadon I I • • 5_41.1 slay Of U SI LI 2 rl ti Jul 14 111 li f 4 1 419 li 19 tO A pion. I Wm L ISISI4II MinlSt , Uei 1 . 6 k 11 yi i -M4 Mi 471% II 100 6 I 111 6 IS 71 WI au au W Sn L 1 i i 9 i i ail Wu it' ..; 1,111) 20 1.2. .. .. _612 osi:oail 16,001 ve,ouor ee.wo• Leto 10 Its Is 60 100 1 800? MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. I Two o'CLoow. The ostensible disagreement between France and Sardinia, as indicated by the withdrawal of the French Ambassador from Turiu, has cawsed hutviuess in the Stock Exchange, The funds have experienced a fresh decline of per cent. ; British railway stocks are likewise in most instances rather weaker, but there is still an active demand for Midland. At Paris this morning, :according to Mr. Reuter'a telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 85c., being rather inure than A per cent. worse than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 934, 4, and 93 for money, and 934 and for the account. Tha present quotations are 93 to for cash, and 934 to for the 11th Oct. The official business report is as follows :—New Three per Cents. (shut), 954 ; India stock, 2184 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 18&9, 1034 ; ditto Bonds, b. di.. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 964 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 102 ; Exchequer ls., as., prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. Mexican and Spanish bonds are rather flat The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 73} to 74, whilst that of 1858 is dull, at 57 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres De• ferred, 301 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 211 ; ditto for account, 211 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 741 ; Russiau Four-and-a-Half per Cents. , 93f ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 63;1 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 83 ; Spanish Three per Ceuta., 48/ ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 39i, j ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 731, 74 ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1858, 571 ; ditto for account, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1011; Venezuela Three per Cents., =e. No bullion operations occurred at the Bank yester day. Gold continues to be purchased for exporta tion to Cadiz. The Shannon has arrived from the West Indies with about 111,0001. in spwie. The Norfolk, which was to leave Melbourne for Loudon about the 23th of July, is known to have 22,635 ounces of gold on board, worth 90,0001. The aocounta from Melbounte mention that pro bably as wuch as 500,0001. has been embarked in the colony in mining speculations. Although the result will be good as regards the future produc tion of gold, the effect upon trade at the moment is prejudicial. Owing to his being involved in these speculations, Mr. Henri J. Hart had been com pelled to suspend payment, with liabilities amount ing to 15,0001. ' and with scarcely anyasseta. Other houses had obtained renewals. At Sydney, Messrs. J. N. Fairhurst and Co., Bensusan and 14 s, Bet teridge and Hayden, W. Jolly and Co., and Bow den and Peden, had stopped, but the aggregate lia bilities were not above 120,0001. The stoppage was announced yesterday of Mr. Peter Brown, carpet warehouseman, of Basinghsll street, with liabilities amounting to about 35,0001. Mr. Brown failed iu January, 1858, but subsequently paid 20e. in the pound, with interest. The liquida tion on the present occasion is not expected to prove equally favourable. The circular issued is as follows: 11, Essinghall-greet, London, Sept. 13, 1840. In consequence of the failure of several houses in the carpet and upholstery trade with whom I am involved I am reluctantly compelled to suspend ment. I have plaeol my books in the hands of Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Younp, and Co., who will submit n statement of my affairs to my creditors at the earliest opportunity.—l am, &c., P. Swam. An extraordinary meeting of the proprietors of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China is convened for the 25th inst., to declare an cut interim dividend for the half year ending the 30th of June last. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2041. ; the Midland an increase of 5,853/. ; the Lancashire and York shire, an increase of 4,3071.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, au increase of 1,5401.; the North Eastern ' an increa.se of 3,7261.; and the London and South Western, an increase of 1,4821. The traffic on the 887 miles of the South Austrian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Compasy for the week ending Sept. 1 was 35,213!., being 2,0381. less than in the corresponding week of 1859 on the same number of mile, •, and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 4,718/., showing a de crease of 2841. A call of 101. is to be paid ea the shares in the Danube and Black Bea Railwav and Kuateudjie Harbour Company by the 12th Nov. The half-yearly meeting of the Crystal Palace District Gas Company is called for the 25th inst., to declare a dividend. A special meeting of the London Armoury Com pany (Limited) is called for the 27th inst., when a statement will be made us to the progress of the Enfield rifle contract. An extraordinary meeting of the Eagle Advance, Deposit, and Investment Company is called for the 10th October, to confirm the resolution for a vo luntary winding up. With reference to the market for American se curities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. report as under: There has been a fair amount of business doing in Ame rican securities during the past week, and the market con tinues self firm. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : - - - •• • At the eighteenth series of public sales for the year there was again a fair attendance of export buyers, and for the description of hides, both salted and kips, suitable for them there was upon the whole a good demand. The home trade bought morn freely than of late, particularly of East India kips. The quantity of East India hides brought forward was nearly double the number offered at any sale since the crisis, and this, proving to be in excess of the demand, has led to the large number bought in—viz., 51,472. The total qaantity sold (110,568 hides) is greater in number than those sold at any one series of soles for some time past. East ludia.—Ox and Cow—Calcutta—We have to report full prices upon heavy averages, and for any descriptions suitable for export ; while for home trade hides—viz., lsts and 2nds light—there was but little demand, and to effect sales a decline of about 3d.per lb. had to be submitted to. irr eci 2 l Pondicherry, and Bombay were also in demand, e y heavy averages, which were sold at an advance. 'hie analysis of the males is 114,742 Calcutta new parcels • 26,419 brought forward from former sales, ind 20,879 Madras, Pondicherry, and Bombay. Leather.—Fast India, For some parcels, owing to unusual competition, a large advance wss paid, and the market was, upon the whole, well supported. Australian -The quantity uttered was large, which was mostly sold at former pricea. halted Hides.—This market was chiefly supported by the exporters, and those sold were at full prices, the quantity off ered was large. Australian—Melbourne realised the ex treme prices current at the last sales, but Sydney were not in such good demand, although firmly supported. South American—Those sold, excepting • few cows, were for ex port, and at full rates. Cape—The quantity of these hides offered was larger than has been the case for some time ps4, which weakened the market, and prices were id. to Llje,rsalba sold irregular West Indian—The wer red oe; moment were passed. Dry Hides.—Cape—Ox, cow, and gun, sold at full prices. Horse Ifidee.—ffalted w eed in very limited demand but were held firmly, the few were sold in favour of buyers. Dry, only a small portion said. Miscellaneous —Dry and drysalted Mozadore Kips sold fairly. Dry lit. Petersburg (Kip all passed. Drymlted Braid all bought is..—Mimosa Bark.— All passed. THURIISAT_EVFNINO. The supply of money in commercial channels continues large, and although 31 per cent. is gene rally asked for good bills having two monthb to run, transactions take place as low as 31. The business at the Bank of England, consequently, continues light. At Vienna yesterday there was a species of panic on the Bourse. The Metallire experienced the fur ther serious fall of 1} per cent., and the exchange on London rose to 133.50. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to for the 11th Oct., opened this morning at 931, "buyers," and closed at 93} to j. For money the last price was 931 to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for mone 93f, 93, k; ditto for acoount (Oct. 1 1 ), 931 ; New Three per Cents. (transfer books shut), 93e ; Bank Stock, for account, 233 ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Gant. Stock, 1859, 103 i, ; ditto 101 98 100 e dls pas 1 1 i dis Par ti le a if d m is 14 Ire pes r' 1 s- 79 91 19 1 10 1 MI 91 S I le 11 Ms lot 121 SS SO ST 0 SS ST sjlow LIT - - - - 4 1 6 I 111 16 a a 11 12 14 114 117 NTI 241 SiO IP S 00 100 102 DO 106 108 * 100 106 16 1 dis f gl 21 21 ki - 1 ..:: i 1~ pir 47 40 74 76 Ul IS} pea 1 1 a I all Bonds, 55., 6n. die. ; Five per Cent. "etfaced rupee Paper, 061 ; di tto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 10a. • The Indian rupee paper was dull. The Five pew Cont. closed , at 96 to and the Fkve-and-a-BaX per Cent. at 102 to 4. Thu Indian Five per Cent. Stuck of 1.650 remains quoted 133 e to 11, and Ex chequer Bills, le. to 43. prem. The amount of business in the foreign stock market was only moderate, and little change occurred in prices. Spanish Bonds were rather flatter in the afternoon : the Deferred Three per Cents. left of at 394 to Mexico m Bonds receded to 21# to Peruvian Three per Gents. were firm. . Turkish ytocky remain flat. The Loan of 1656 declined . per cent., closing at 37 to es. slit% whilst that of 18 quoted was iauk Anus to-day were steady. There wore inquiries for Scottish Australiaa investment, Atm. tralian Agricultural, and Berlin Waterworks. The closing quotations for shares in new under.. takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, Igto 2 prem. Thames and Mersey Marine, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; IJuiversal Marine I naurance, 3-16 to 5-16 pron. ; London and ProviorLil Marine, k dia.; Gcilivant, dis. to par ; East India Irri t ;ns tion dis. to par. Victoria Government Bo 1 , 1.4 sA.i..; a little more offered to-day. The last Jame of Five per Cent. Debentarto of the East Indian Railway Company were offered to-day at par. The competition of securities of thin eligible class helps to eapsic the low priers GE the funds. _ _ _ --- Loudon, Chatham and Dover Railway Five pea Cer.t. Pn:fertuue Stock had riuou to 93 to 05. MIAVE&-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. The mining market to-day is rather inactive, with little change in prices. Shares in East Basset, Month Tolgus, Eset Wheal Russell, Gonamena, and Camborne Venn mines have met with chief attention. In the Stock Eschew Whtil Basset shares arc °Hie:Lilly marked 130 and 131 i. Forcign anti colonial mining shares remain quiet. Mexican have been dealt in at 11. At Pedf.r.vl Coital Mine meeting yesterday, the accounts, showed a cash hideous in hand of :;17f. 6s. 2d , and an esti. mated balance of moires over parvenu) before the rneetiNg in December 4 682/. Cie. 3d. A dl. idend of 2a. 6d. per shave was declared. Holmutala Mine on the 12tli a call of Is. pet share. At Fast Gunnielake Mine meettag held yesterday, the as. swats showed a balance in hand 01 1941. iis. 4d., and an we tiniuted hailowe of payment.) ova receipts before the meek. ing in ilectiober of 902/. Us. A e:11 cf ss. per sham was made. At Buller and Bertha Mines meting on Wednesday, the SOCallnia showed an ',etiolated balance of liabilities over ne. sets of :426/. 15e. A call of be. per skire was made. Doleoatii Mine on the 11th iuvt. d3olared a dividend of r 10/. per share. At o.lveduack Mine meating the accounts showed • debit balance of 3111/. Os. sd. A call of 10s. per share was made. The directors of the Eng.iah and Australian Copper Company have received whims f:oni Mr. Hamilton, dated 25th July last :—" At the works they were engaged takiog stock and repaniug famines, Be. Cartage was quite at • stand still, until the railway bridge over the Light at Kapur.ia was opened, which was expected to take plum early in August. Stock of coal nearly 4,000 teas." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LADE.THIS DAY.). The weather has kept fine all the week, and good pro. greys bag been made with gatiteriug iu that portion of the mope ready fur the sickle. At meoint the quality, quantity, and weigiit is generally deficient, and much is damp. Some one or two maniples from very funs uplands have been shown, of very good quality. The barometer has fallen very much within the last ker. and-ti,enty home, cud there u.o; sonic rain this morning. At thus na/ioeut thu wind froa. the southward omit the westward, and the sky dear, and the sun strong ~,,;:r4y of hoine.grown wheat since last day has been very ens:,, bailey and oats contracted. Flour Lot quite an limited in qrsintity, and no Scotch or Irish tats. The foreign supplies Gino, Wednesday have entirely .e..... only two cutzons of Llautzio wheat. having arrived. Tie total for the sre,,lr is abort of barley but fair of wheat oats, and flour very limited. The trade today dull. although a few needy buyer are Touch:eine cautiously at bloaday'm rates. The onditiee of the new wheat continues generally very damp and inferior. Old and siestas unchanged iu m.doc. Harley trade steady. Oats to.dsv wro very firm in price. in utany c.ises rather more rn i.ey obtained than on Ilonelay, some having re. ported se anived since the early part of the week. Bele, and peas w.thout change. Flour trade dull, at Monday's quotation.; Norfolk, at 41s. FLOATING CARGOLS. -There aro about 16 cargoes of wheat oil the aglct, just arrived, they are net yet \XI pled, and consequently nothing doing ; a few also cC beaus and maize. W NEAT.-dish : beer and Kent, white, 56e. to 68s. ditto, Soo, GOL to 645. ; ditto red. to 545.; ditto, flee, 565. to fee. ; Norfolk, ke., red, sOs. to Ns.; ditto, five, 63e. to as. per q!. ; Foreign : Dantzic, 61s. to 63m.; Konig4beig, As. to b2m.; ditto, extra, 64.. to El& ; Nosituak,, 60s. to 64.., per 4941 b. ; American white, 53e. to 625.; ditto red. !Cs. to 58.. Balmer.-English malting, -a. to -s.; grinding, 32a. to 34s ; 335. to 33, per qr. ; foreign grinding, 264. to 33a.; ditto distilling, 32.. to 334. MALT. -Enlist), NAPA and Norfolk, 545. to 60s. ; fine, 644. to W..; Kingston and town made,49s. to 6th.; fine, 60s. to 72• ; brown, Mr. to 60s. Oars.-English feed, 23e. 6d. to 294.6 d.; potatoe,2s4.od. to 29a. i;cl. ; torsigo. 21s. Od. to Ns. Oil. Boom.-Eoglisl tick, 40m. to 43a. ; harrow, 39a. to 475. ; pigeon, 41.1 m. to 510. ; foreign, 365. to 445. flu.. bonen, 395. to 44e; maple, 424. to 43e.; grey, :AS. to 414.; foreign, 325. to 434. FLOWL-Engliab town, 54. i. to 57.; couotry, 440. ; honsoLolda, 41s. to 50a.; Norfolk and Su ff olk, 415.; French., 404 to eta. per sock ; American, 275. to 304.; Spanish, J 74. to 465. - - ARRIVALS lICTO LONDON FROM SEPT. 10 TO SIFT. 14. English aadi4noteh. Irish. Foreign. What tri xi Oats 10 M 240 !gait _ _ ___ ooBo 17010,0 ha-k 1102;. 0010 win; and 70 barrels 1..(;0 twin LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) ter Berms amp newt MILOMITIC TVAGRAIII.) (not OUR OWN CORIUMWONDIO.7. The ill market more steady, and a slight dr m, at obtain., for go , AI description of wheat sad flour. Indian corn dearer ; Ihrail, 3:30. 6d. ; mixed Amerimn and Wade, 34. ; beaus firm, and other articles steady. 'Nero titer fine, after rain. MINOING-LANZ.—{THIS DAY.) &MAR.—The public sales have been large this week, and rather meeeded the demand, so that last week's prices -.vete with diffeulty supported at the close. Refined raoted the same as last week. Bryan lumps, 50s. Vortsms.-lArge quantities have found buyers this week ia public side at rather inn.guiar prices, but averaging than et last week. Tea.--The arrival of the Miasmal has not cursed 'lay improvement in the demand, and Le martzet continues dull earl inactive. Ricr..—Last week's prices have been donut supported, with a small business done. RUM.—Priec% are. unaltered. . . . - - COITON.- - A very large amount of business has been dose, at about id. advance. SALTPETET-- small husinoss done; prices are utal tared. Spirts have ben dull of sale, but quotations are un altered. Markets generally have been dull tads week. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ths market is steady at the anaokod prime :--Poslorshtur Y.C. oa tin spot, 52a. 6d. ; Oet. to Deo. 52c Gd. to 525. 9d. ; Dee., 535. ; Jan. to March, 535. 31; March only, 535. Dd. BOHODGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) I_. Pattenden end Smith ri.port that the acixisui'lli owns IMMO ti is morning. Duty dowu to 45,000/. Market spin ackilocing. One pocket of new Basset 'mired at market yeaterdsnt from 4r. &Lutecium-. Tioehtinit, and sold by Mr. Dickenson to Messrs. iiitchin end Thornton, at 1.67.1(A. per cwt. Efl MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Lammas LE—Priers are se follows ;—rallbs. to &Ohs. , 3 id. to ; 64111. tti 72115., 3f4. to 4d.: 721 M. to NO 4tl. to 4 ; 20165. to 1031136., 40. to H. ,• MM. to %TN. fsl 51d. ; 9616. to 10411 m., 5/41. to Old. Horse hides, to 101. ORB skim, light, 2s. to 3a. 61. ; full, Go. Bllllllo:o6BY.—Sheepalcins, Oa. 0.1.; polled, 4s. rA. to ltalf-breds, 44. to 41. &l. ; Downs, 3s. 3d. to 3a. Ild. lambs, 3s. 9d.to ss. 3d. COALMARKET.-(THISDAY.) Walls End Haugh Hall. lSa ; Wane Eat' COMO% 19e. : Wan:ad Kenos, Pk 3d. ; Walls Bad Aeon) C 1..., 19e. ; Walla End Eaunwellgato, 19s. ; Taalkeld Moor Bates. 13e. 9d. ; I.7ragliewl Steam, la. 9d. ; David..on's Hart. , 16.1. ; Hnetinkse ifertley, ; Howard's Hartley. 1 k W.— 21 skip at market. ige IT es ail 6: 4:=l‘. I,iiti :: ill .. 84,44 .. 0. 6 1,000 10 ~~i :: 1,•141 mom ... Leal .. tO,OOO 16,000 10,000 110.10/ IMMO 1 0.0001 00,003 80,000 411.174 11.2,0001 ir;,6615 00,4001, E . , owl 11,799 Lilal i;al ...km' o . 'ooo- 1 810,000 . 1%0001 - - -.-- 116,000 100.100 7./11/0 11006 Si 1010 MAO Ms U. 11.32* SO, 1,7114 1113 116 41 be I 210 220 i 45 117, 1221 11 Ili 10) lli 51 31 111 12 li 2I 29 31 - - P. 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