The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-08 00:00:00

%Aw INTELLtuENCE. (I'HIS DA T.) COURT OF BAN KRV PTCY. (Mare Xt. Cumgayabar Comlira%) .311 ha U %VW /.V.' IT?. JelpaaN r. • ...erupt. a core eserriad, fsolltiff I. r iii• certsflate. H. wr. opp.pol e t i M ar :. Pre*. •. If If • the amines.. sad "liar er ; aid . Mr. I'. L. Lewin The foet..l the ems were .1. re.... 1 is the report .4 the hearoig. •I• moot: bow gem. judgment. Fie aid the eine wee :at. • .me peals' Fe the court, end be bad o. hoof room trutti.lool in coining to saiseidee. It was ••• .1 . hs.ors b.. up t.. a ....stain tiro bail essisdai . .:11, the nine.% hareem and propriety. He bed is • le hmusen ; sail duriug the whole of that to • the e . sill, .4 I tot year, he bad paid his way fon had contrived to wennre the coofidence of . people in he. neighbourhood to • very great degree. •I. it through the collarless* reposed in bins that la- a enal.kel to p. ?pried . many of the frauds of .•, ohalesti their leeol Lacing, be hal been 'how' to It alto ?wool ro•111.11 . 461.2 that a Mao vlanlLl have . on for got year* with the met perfect integrity and riety, old thould all at once Lave plunged into .deuces •ath an ntroime, ..loco ter. It almost contra. ...I er.....ing .1 the .1.1 Roman poet, which bail been r. ••••1 as a notelet, " Nemo fait repente turps .• in the nopert .1 the a/Metal al...signer it immured 'he loekrum eminietietel Lis halanee.thert oil the let 0., I e'el • it erislorteed • period of our year and eleven .•i.. ; ..red :luring that tins. Ids dealing* denier! to Lave e.aively Liege. .1t the close of that period hie debts T., ie mend maulers, 151,01.0/. Ilia book keeping had r gulag, hi. steck.tekinge, bad bees regular, and up to item period be had dune ell that in trader ought to do. 11 , 1,111114. he stated that he had made a profit . 11 ".. hut this was altogether a mistake, for mole charges in the same period amounted to .1 . 1 .• awl there were heoilei bud debts end per. ~1 expenditure to a considemble amount. There. I.e must bare keown that he wee then playing '• I .' O W game. NU omen of dealing had been the. •• el bought :ern to a yeti large slUoust on his own it ; L. had dm aid Liege uuantitim of corn, a. well . own ovouet ea for others. He hod in brim busies.. tor. and animist others he w.bt corn for Mr. Way, a 'sr of the her, who was also engaged in farm. impolite. Ili. traneoetiose with Mr. Way •.1 one of the word mots apnea him. • wey wee in the habit of 'idling his corn through the rupt by "ample, sad delivering it to Lim after it was 1. The winsome had rightly emend in this ease ; it • their duty to the puLlie awl the general body of ',tees to expos much mieeneleict. The traerme •. with Mr. Way wan one el the moat (ramie. • that could 110 • and he bed vi e y pro. • oppmed the allowance of t he bankrupt's certificate. • • u the ems first oa.n.r before the court, he bad thought • zn..l a Doe that he had directed • prow:elation against oikrups for obtaining geode ea false pretences. On • fiance he bad here tried amid acquitted ; therefore the 0.... rt would not Notice that charge. Another charge was that of oleaning mosey cie Wee pretences ' and it was difliealt to ,mcsive hew he Lad s .ni pedped from that charge. Ile had pretended to saU from 'ample, having in reality nu wheat whatever ..t the time. and had received money for the sale. Cot wee ILO but a grow fraud? And yet it was said that this was the everyday pr ectice in the corn market. It Ira. radial " Luyiug ferwaed ; that was the tame under .hive the loin prek Ace was dieguned. The criminal law ,I, however, held otherwi.e. Mr. Justice Wightman, fee .4 the jadgm on the bench, had st opp ed r l e e ~•0 en the utel that this w oe n o t in rity ('i.e pretence. A" further charge against the bankrupt eee that he wrote to Mr. Way, .4,644 him el the sale of ellen, wheat whets in reality he had gut sold, but headed .el. to Mr. Inure. in ...lief:imams of a prior claim upon him. hod been held also th.t this was not a false pretence in km, the man might eat to be again put in jeopardy for 1i... • one wean..•. Put the Sillth section of the Bankruptcy 1•1. we tem " any manner of fraud," and Dot only a trawl ebik we. inolactahle in a court of law ; therefore the oirt wa. hotted to. regard theme armee in a commercial p e nt of stew. He liad also bees guilty of fraudulent tence to a creditor named Collie., and to one err te...thers to a small amount ; het these were minor 1.• a. en conspired with the transactions with Mr. Way sal Mr. Llive.. le &dies with this case the tart would Dot heat that the bankrupt bad mai ntained s. irreprootehahle eltaract•T for twenty years, said that all tranmetioe• had been recorded in his books with the etmoit regulontv. It area oily when this unhappy change 'ono awe 111111%11ot he hail reeked haaellumg into this cause roTioritool onni.. Taking all the eueuentaaces late reenderotioa, the ...trillions most be suspended till the lapin of fili,ee months from the date of the petition INovember last); sod, aa he had been found gwity ef tee offenses nailer the penal wets., can was booed to withhold protecti on for a rennin period. 14Lould the assignee. and creditors desire that Le alight have proto.etioo, the court would entertain the •pplicetion on that .by week. Hy treating the twee as one of seurfal tufa., fpliwt, the court had power to grant petection. The certificate, when granted, would of comes telly Le of the third de.. IN It ItIOLIWUUoN, reecett., AID 'TOOL The bankrupts were warehousemen, of Cennom-street We., This was the dividend sitting. Ten shillings in the round have already been paid, and the dividend now de lern.l will nut euvol Mr. Reed appeared fur the em •Dem. emend proofs were dimmed both sgainot the joint otos, owl against the estate of Nicbolsne and Mom. The .goe,r,te Indelitie. emend 71,0014. Ultimately the sitting eu sleuthed. ar O. RT. LEGER. The bankrupt, • publican, of Itigniw-well-rood. plied for hi.mrtificate. Debts, un.ecured, KIM ; no assets. XL Hooter orvuoad for Marrs. Garditier, brewers, oa the oilers! smuod .4 realme traibag, .14 alao for haring t. tittously defeadol as actual. Mr. Lulus supported. Hu Ilueour tam, to the coaclusion that the dul Peen guilty of • vexatious defeace, thereby tt= rrolitor to unaecaseary met, sad out that saspealled t certificate (third clam) for throb mos the lisalmtpt ?4, without protectioa daring that period. (Before Mr. tNimenhisioaer Enos.) it RR DITIIIS AND TRIKI3IIT(I. RHuIRDTTCII SAIL The was a dividers.' ..sties. Mr Luthlater appeared for timi soolgasta. It woo dated thit oe debts .4 upwards of 9040031. *viands of U. hays hl+.l. pud ; sad Mr. Johnson', the official wipes, has is Lel A sallkisat to yield a further diklipail of tram 1,. Ca to which will Le duly mammal (Before Mr. Cowd=hew nom) 13 RI JANIS 11111111211111 The heakropt was a teaser sad leather merchant, of herm.mdaq. Thin was a dividend ruling. Then have been divides& of le. Id. and &IL, and the mew vow io Mr. Whitmore'. bawds are expected to yield Anal, 41. awn. Mr. Clara. Klerk' &ad Morino) appeared far the ai aipere. LS KZ nit Irv:" HAM DISTILLERY COWART (Lamm). Tbs. win • dividend sluing. On lislNlNino of M,( 104 • obviated 4 21..3.1. in the pound bss already been paid. Whitman, the 4461 waive% Ma gest 1,3 1 001. in heed, bet ni this ie subject to the pa mead eg own and Stem natters, the divideod sow to he will be only • ew pewee. Lialaater Appian...l for the missess. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) fa - ILDFIALL A ricarockirr •IMOAT. Wm. sm,,,A, deacribed sa • tailor was charged before Aldernme .1. Clarks Lawrence with ;Malin( from the me son of ro s zlainant, while oe b oar d • steamboat off M rs ak fria, • watch. value 151. Mr. 1. (*tench Sharman, •• accountant, of 71, W. square. sAithwark, said I was on boardooe of the ikon boats yesterday afternoon, sad when we stopped at Bleckfriars pier CM boat wee very much crowded mid was deriding near the pagway. I felt 11 , H110 owl win sirsioet in. and beard something snaknees looked clown and saw my chain ha teem sad my watch is th e prisoner's Ms& I attempted Somme the halal, upon which the prisoner dropped the walla, sad a sour{ mac picked it up and put it In his pocket. I the prisoner, sod at the same instant called ern the man to restore me my watch, which be did, and tt..- 8 disappeared. I thee gave the primmer into enslinikr. The prisoner, who was moogalsed •• au old offing's, ins fully , urutnitted for trial. Ito RR RR AT A roamitem. arifftela, aged 41, • shabbily.tatired man, who cad he 6.R1 ao home, sad that he was formerly • aemi.t and druggist, was charged with stealing from the ANtel and ('rows piadie.hotter, (loticeeter.street, queen seism I blanket, I tumbler, .ml , l pepper bottle, the fc.perty of Jobs Feuwick, licensed victualler. Fr.nn the evidence of the prosecutor it &wound that the Maher .anie to his bowie and engaged a bat Suspect* that the prosioer had before paid him • visit and robbed La. he t 0.1.1 hie (prosecutor's) wife to he eatyautful what tuna wrre in th e b e d room i s w hi c h the primmer was to tal , When be shut np tho house he locked the sleet so that the pri.oocr could not leave natal the hey wag pp" lacel . I• the morning the prisoner wanted to Imoreorlara Me prosecut o r) went to the moat and missed a biaakot Ile tool the pri.ier that he had balm robbing him, whisk pnsoser stoutly denied, bat open tie preemie* pm t tat tbat he had, the primmer took Mien hie pocket a tlsss tumbler mid a pepper bottle. Polimooastabie (Nobles LE 1 .94 the prisoner to Um Masks, and am essrobimg him 1 1 , 1.94""'" "mooed round him the minis( Wombat. The pneoner, em and said that he bed ad tested ' for.l fm three d b etook the artielto through die t.. He had formerly held • high predlon as a raped to. trolesnisn, and was very sorry for what be had dose. 4..041 (the chief clerk(--1( your dory is correct ell am pre your address, or the DUN tle SOW Mike* I+ tame 7.0 THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1881. Messer—Wall, I shouLl not lilt.. t., do that. M father id kg, :toil I should wit i.'ss to deign& iul nirin-uts. The pr....muter statol gut& he was certain the yrimuner 11.1 Lidfoie r. )taker remanded the prisouer until Monday next, When it is expected tied other charges will Le preferred aguiust haw. moutLeououcHATICEBT. nougat Ant/ AtINAI LT. A. 4.4 itr.wpil awl It ar. etdeme, two delimited-looking • Musa. were chlrged before 31r. Itorstoe with attemptiag I to ate,d some hose from • Ingmar, red also with rioletatly INomulting the person m cheeks of it, Robert Storey, of 111, White Hart -street, Keeton:deo-mem ! Mlorey mid that oo the previous evening he was coming emu t:errard-etreet with a barrow. on which was • quantity I of lima he was takitg home to his wife to wash, whoa I Bryant delihendely mateled up a hualle, sit was making I off when he said, •• What's ,our genie'!" The prisoner then t drove his barrow off, and Adams gave him a severe blow r I under the CAI, kit ring him molar siboese's Lead, and then r i Bryant kicked the rile. He (Storey), however, got • I up and stuck to nor ..f ti,o prisooers till he was merle throttled by him, when In-pectin. Walker Game to his r end they weir taken iiito cwitody. r Mr. Iteadni, ou oicertamiug that the inspector was at Use session., rtlatattautt the proooel, for his attendance, I MARVI.LBONE. I vnu: l , a hi' A PP.:11.1:1.-111,4 DEFENCT • I A murk , big honied f e llo w , named lF.r/•its, was placed at the 'nor charged with the following unprovoked moult* ..n tin police. Poliee.eenstable White, 9. s, stated that about 3 o'clock this morning be 0.01 on duty in the quince*. need West, when the priener risked the reed to Maly. neutstreet, and as he was directing him he disilt him such a tremendous blow in the familial it matently knocked him ou his bock. Another conatoble who saw the blow ,truck went to take the prisoner, when he also was hunched down. Witoos 4 got urns his feet again ; but a blow from prisoner's lid kumkol him down a mooed time. Ile then kicked him twice in the rile, hurting hint very much, at the same time "There was several of the cloth wanted their lights put out, and he being a pugilist s emild and would do it." Prisoner-tio it, you can say anything. Berreu, IP/14, deposed to von to ipmist the bid witness, when he was twice knocked down and lucked about the legs sal ankles, and which kicks he ova now suffering hum. In rep's , to the charga, prisoner said he had been to the Chid& Farm Races to see a little hit of pedestrianism buduess. Coming homo he found it very foggy, and he toit his gray and inquired fur Molyneuxotreet, when a little altercation occurred about the direction, and he gut knocked about. They knew when they got in the boo& of the militiamen it was all up, for they can knock a man about with impusity. Get into their kande they kicks you, hitayou, strikes you, fights You, tows your clothes, and do m they like. He never interferes with the police. The constable stated that he was well known to the polies of the D division an having violently assaulted several of them. Mr. Mansfield ordered prisoner to lie imprisoned for one mouth for the assault time White, at the end of which time to serve another mouth for the ;moult upon Bar rett, both with bard labour. WORSHIP.STREET. SAD CARL or DEPRAVITY. Benjamin Hall, a respectably-deemed hut hard-featured youth of 17, was charged with having obtained money under false pretences. The evidence showed that a few days since the prisoner went to Mrs. Elisabeth Whiting, in Benhilbrow, St. Luke's, and repreeeeted, with apparent grief, that his poor mother bad recently and suddenly died, leaving himself and bro thers in greet distress, they having lost their father pre venusly. Bra, Whiting was much shocked at this inform*. Con, the prisoner's mother being an esteemed acquaiutance of hers. She instantly eupplied hirn • few shillings for pme sent exigencies, and he left. Clo the following day she oiled at the residence, Rosa Cottage, Provost-street, Hinton, and to her astonishment found Mrs. Hall not only a li ve, but quite well. It woo subsequently ascertained that . pri soner had on the d a y w h en h e thus imposed ups Mrs. Whiting called upon soother lady named Berry, re @ideal at Islingtoo, somewhat altering his statemeut, fur to her he told a plausible story of the brokers being in his mother's home, and requested a loan, if only for a few days. This was acceded to, sad when discovery of the two impositions had been mule he was given into custody. Reid. 902 N, said that on apprehending the youth at his mother's bowie, be observed. • It's all right, and I intended to have had some more money if l could get it by the like means." The mother of the prisoner, who was compelled to give formal evidence of not having instructed her son so to act, wept most piteously, sad exhibited such agony of mind at witnessing his position under such circumstances, that it era requisite to remove her from the court. This, however, had not the slightest *merest effect upon him, for he looked at her with callous indifference as she passed him ; indeed, be was the only person present who did not evince strum emotion. The prisoner was fully committed for trial at the Middle sex Sessione, WA NDSWORTH. ANOTUER BUROLASI• IN CLAPNAL. A young man, of short stature, who gave the name of Tlemme Williams. was finally examined before Mr. Ingham on the charge of being coucerned with two others not in custody in liurglarioudy entering the house of Mr. Jewel D'Adhentar, a gentleman residing at No. 9, Dorotterrace, Clapham road. It appeared from the evidence that shortly after 3 o'clock no the morning of the Zed ult. Polies-constable Parker, of the V Division, while oo duty saw a light in the lumber room at the back of the prosecutor's house, and upon climbing the wall of the garden he saw the prisooer in side the room. Ile imniediately procured the assist. sinee of two other constables, and the primmer was secured as be came out of the lumber-room window into the garden. Two other men were seen in the garden, but they made their escape' over ao adjoining wall. The premises were *ermined, and it was found that an entrance had been effected the window of the dumber-room, which le above six feet the grimed. A burglar's centre bit hest been used to eat away the woodwork into which mew iron bars were Axed as a protection to the window. By that roams aloof the bars had been forced Quintal pulled a ass side, forming a space sufficient to admit a ma to pea through. The room was found all in conk. miss, mad the eirmer discovered a shirt burnt, and it was wineeddiering when he first saw it. A desk had been aramod aad rsaasoked, and two large holes had been bored in the panelof the cupboanl for the purposeof forcing Lack the luck. The putty of a window looking iuto the room had he.. cut, and if it had bees removed, •soses to the house would have be obtaieed. Several articles of clothing veers wattered about, some were found in the garden, and others just inside the window. The clothes is question belonged to the prosecutor, and had been stored is the lumber rooin to be given *way to the poor. A constable attended and identified the primmer as a am oialod thief. Mr. Dighton committed the prisoner for trial as the mast soduas of the Central Criminal Court. at. 1 le I 2. 11. 10$ IN LW 1* 1M rise il INO IM W 103 an all all CIO _ Osoio-w-ial, AWLd. Dos. Para.& Let Amapa, A, i p. el Do. 2 410. 22 Do. T p. N at. &Cows. fp.al4.l Do. do. 0.2 Do. Now p. as &sank Unica, 6 p. et Ndla& Glasgow i p. el Ida., Perth, apa Great Duo.. Northam, 6 p. et Do.daratst 10 p.stpla , Dw N pr omit. Dadp.o.rodsa p 01.12. Stalood, lat o c GlWaol(Bortralisot4 Do. sodas. W p. osu Da rasa& a p. Cait Do. 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IS idiel Pml e dla 9 10 Tas hum Menelaus Law.—A deputation of the Council of the Irish Marriage Law Aasociation, consisting of the convener, Rev. Dr. Bryce, ani the secretaries, Rev. B. Wallace and Rev. J. Scott Porter, with the Rev. J. Macnaughten. Moderator of the General Assembly ; the Rey. Drs. Miller, Cooke, Montgomery . Edgar, Houston (Knockbracken), Rev. I). Macias., Rev. J. Rtin (Straid), Rey. B. rurnock. Robert Lindsay, Req., &c., had an in terview with Sir thigh Cairns, on Friday last, at his own request, to confer with him on the subj ec t o f hi s Mazda(' Bill with a view to its imprcvement, wh en h e shall re intr:nduce it next session. Its principal clauses were gone into very folly, and some important modifications suggested and accepted. Great admiration was expressed for the ability with which the bill was framed, and for the public spirit which bad led its author to bestow so much time and attention on the subject in the midst of his onerous engage moots. At the close a cordial vote of thanks to Sir Hugh Cairns was passed , embodying these sentiments, and acknow lodging his indiums in desiring this interview, and the courtesy and candour with which he had condOeted the conference. — Northern Whiy. Loan PALMERSTON IN THE WARRIOIL-011 Wed nesday the Premier, accompanied by Admiral Grey and Captain Cochrane, went over the iron veseel, and, we have been told, evinced much interest in everything he saw ; " and" added our informant, "he seemed to see every thing." After admiring the tine workmanship apparent eves, where through the vessel, he inquired as to the the mi•Q coating of the bottom, which Mr. Ray had the honour of explaining to him. He seemed in excellent heath and spirits, and right proud of the fine ship which owes so much to hiroseU —Portsmouth Ggo rdian. ATwent: STlAMlNO.—Cons;rer;ble interest was ergitod es the °opinion of the departure from Liverpool to Nifw York, within a few days of tech other, of the Great Mesteru, the Persia, • paddle steamer belonging to the Cunard Company, aad the City of New York, • new screw stammer belonging to the lamas line • sod considerable speculation eluded as to the probable length of their respective pampa We have now advice. of the ar rival of the two Wirt ships at New York—the Persia, after a passaged 10 days, to hours, 40 minute. ; and the City of New York, in 12 days, Zt hours, and 15 minutes. The passage of the Persia on this oucanou is rely eight minutes leas than the average of her September and October pampa since she first began running, while the presage of the City of New York is 2 hours nod 41 minutes than the average September and October passages of the screw steamer City of Baltimore (belonging. to the lames line) during the past two years. —Times. A FATHER MuttnetteD BY HU SON. —On Saturday lest an inquest was held at the Anchor Inn, Liphook, Haste, before Mr. Edward Hoskins, one of the coroners for the county, on the body of William Truasler, a sawyer, residing at Cornford, in the parish of itramsbot, whoa; death had resulted through injuries indicted by his son, George Trussler, who was in the employ of has father. Frets the evidence it appeared that a man named William Windebank, also • sawyer, went to work with George Truealer about 7 o'clock on Thursday morning, when the deceased upbraided them for being so lets, telling them they ought to have done half • day's work. George Treader said to his father, " It's no difference to you if we do our work." Deceased said to him, " You are spending my money," and then said to Georgia wife (who was stand ing smut three yards from him in the garden in (root of the aot!me), "Did you not begin at Bill, " meaning Wilde bank, • and he put you down on the bank, and rolled over you, and balked and squeaked out like a borne and mere" This remark seemed to put the son in a great peados, and he took up an ovempeol lying on the bank, which formed the fence in front of deceased's cottage, and ran towards deceased, sod struck him • blow behind the left ear with the blade of the penal. George Truasler held the peel in both hands, and the blow was • severe one. De ceased fell to the ground, and blood immediately flowed from his mouth and nostrils. In falling, deceased struck his head against • Sat paring -stone. Mr. Frederick Vaughan, surpoo, of Bramahott, was dot for. He found a wound behind deceased's left ear about an inch and a quarter in length, from which blood was oosing. Deceased Dever recovered consciousness, and died ha about twelve hours after the blow had been struck. The jury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder against George Treater,* who stands committed to take has trial at the nett Winchester amines. THZ SAMARITAN FREI HOSPITAL.—The number of patients treated at the Samaritan Free Hospital for Women sad Childive, Edwarda-street. Portmaa-equare, ditritig the week aiding Oct. 5, was 738, of which 241 a WON new OWL MONEY ILIRKET--(THIS DAY.) ! Twe o'CLonc. Rather more activity is observable in the Stock exchange to-day, and prices are generally Arm. British railway stocks, however, are more uttered in some instances. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 30c., being / per ceu , . better than yesterday. The ludian Five per Cent. Loan is quiet, at 1031 toi the stock, and 103/ to 1 the scrip. CO/1,401.1 are officially marked 94, 93, and 922 for money, and 93 and 921 for the account. The present quotation is 9 n to 93 both for money and the 10th inst. The price for the November account is 931 to 4. The official business. report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced. 91, 1, 901 ; New Three per Ceuta., 901, 915 ; New Two-and-a-Half I per Cents., 781; India Five per Cent. stock, 1032 ; ditto for account, 1034, L. I; ditto, Bonds, 15a. prem. ; Five per Cent. "en faced " rupee paper, 961, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 103, 1 ; Exchequer Bills, March, per., par ; ditto June, 9a., 'is., 6s. prem. Foreign stocks are steady, with little doing. Mexican has improved to 261 to 1. Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 84 to 1, the 1834 loan, and 681 to 69 for that of 1838. Sales are recorded as follows :—Chilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 841 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 991. ex div. ; Italian Five per Cents., 691, It (exchange 25f1.) ; Mexican Three per Ceuta., r account, 255, 1 ; New Granada Active, 191 ; Rus sian Five per Ceuta., 1001 ;ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 911 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 81 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 491, 60; '' ditto New Deferred Three per Ceuta., for account, 411, 42/ ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1834, for ac count, 841 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 681 ; ditto for account, 681, 1. About 35,000/. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The Arabia, for Halifax and Boston, took on Sa turday 6,4621. in specie. The Africa, from New York, has brought 1,1601. for England. Only two Australian gold ships are known to be at sea. The James Wilson, with 76,0001., has been out 90 .lays, and the Lincolnshire, with 207,000/., 78 days. The bar silver by the Mexican steamer was sold yesterday for India at ss. 01d. per ounce, being a rise of 1.1. compared with the price obtained for the previous remittance, although the present rate has been current iu the interim. The specie and by this vessel will be delivered on Thursday. Firinnese prevailed yesterday in the Liverpool cotton market. The sales reached 13,000 bales. The following extract from a Kurrachee circular, of the 7th ult. ' interesting, is as showing how the movement for the production of cotton is spreading in the Punjaub. It is understood that a consider able breadth of laud is now being sown with this staple, for the growth of which that region is ex ceedingly well adapted. Kurrachee will probably in the future become an important cotton port : Cotton.—A stimulus has been imparted to this srticle by the news received from England by last mail, and the fur ther intelligence by telegraph via Calle to the 18th ult.. of an eugsgenient haling been fought between the contending forces in America, attended with disastrous results to the federalists. The consequence has been an increased inquiry for cotton, and Sind qualities have changed hands in con siderable quantities, whilst a rise of eight rupees per candy is noticeable in the price' above those ruling a fortnight ago. The Damascus, from Sydney, has brought three bales of Fiji (South Sea Islands) cotton for the Cotton Supply Association of Manchester. Samples may be inspected at the office of Messrs. B. S. Lloyd and Co., 2, Royal Exchange-buildings. The 'prospectus of the London and Provincial Agricultural Company (Limited) is advertised. This company is formed to extend the manufacture and sale of food for cattle and of improved chemical manures. Business is to be carried on at consider ably reduced prime, which, however, it is affirmed, will amply remunerate the company. The proprie tors of a mill and machinery at Manchester have transferred them, together with the good-will of the business, to the company, and have taken shares for the entire amount. Another mill is to be worked near Carlisle, and an extensive system of agencies is to be established throughout the king dom. The capital is 100,0001., in shares of 1!. each, with a deposit of 2s. 6d. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 5881. ; and the South Eastern an ircrease of 2291. The recovery in the latter com pany's traffic, being chiefly in goods, has probably ' arisen from the operation of the Commercial Treaty with France. The half-yearly meeting of the West Flanders Railway Company is called for the 23rd inst., and that of the Sambre and Meuse Railway Company for the 24th—in each instance in London. The Bank of Ironclad The Ifroelnelal Bank of The tidiest hulking Cow. The Northern Banking Compauy Ilia Ulster Banklug Cunt Tin National Bank 311,071' 071, 237 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, 901 ; New Three per Cents., 91, 901 ; India Five per Cent. swek, 1031, g ; ditto for account, 1031, 103 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 981; ditto 1864. 981; ditto 1859, 97; ; ditto Bonds, 11s. to 15a. prom. ; Fire per Cent. "enfaoed" rupee riper. Wi t 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 103 , h. The India Five per Cents. were dull at 103 to J. sod thsfikrip at 103} to g. The Mani Exchequer Bills remain quoted par to 3s. prem., and the J nue tie. to 9s. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 11.. to 15s. prem. A moderate autouut of business was done ia foreign stock.. Mexican, after showing a little dulness, cl e..l the 3:une as on Saturday, at 26 to 1. Turkish declined to g per cent. ; the Loan of 1834 left off at 84 to 4., and that of 1868 at 08} to 69. Buenoi Ayrte Six per Cents. were steady at 86 to 87, and Venezuela at 201 to!. Bank shares to-thy were steady at former prices. Oriental Inland Ste-Ant were in demand, and roes about 10s. There was also an improvement is South Australian Land. _.:..... The auxin. , quotations for shares in new under takings to-d ay were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance 4i to : prem. ; Thames and Diener i Marine, i to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine luau,- ante, li to 1 dia. ; London and Pr o vin c ial Marine, }to die . ; Commercial Union lite, I du. to par ; 3 ercantile Fire, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. Oriental and General Marine, 1 to i prem. ; and Metropolitan and Provincial Bank, i to 1 prem. The deed of settlement of the Oriental and General Marine insurance Company is to be signod in the course of the present week. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two u'CLot.m. The mining market is rather more active to-day. East Bassett shares are firmer, at 27_ to East Caradou are quoted 27 to ; West Roiedown 14 to 15 ; 51arke Valley, 10} to ; Wheal Uny, to ; Hingston Downs, 31 so 4; East Russell, 3 to ; Great Fortune, 13.4 to 14; and Great Wheal Vor, 51 to 1. St. John del Rey Mining shares are °Mei:My marked 411 and 42k. In other foreign descrip tions no businem is recorded, and the same re mark applies to colonial. The Tiu Croft Mining Company have declared a dividend of ss. per share. A third call is to be paid on the shares in the New Cornish Lead and Copper Mining Company by the Bth of November. At the Tamar Silver Lead Mining Company's annual meeting vestetday„ the accounts showed a credit, balance st 1,2611. 17s. 241. Mr. Wolferstan, the manager, read a lib tiadictory report. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. oT =scram macunt.) BEDFORD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) PRODUCE STAKES. Six farlonp. Lorelei the only hone ben at present. BEDFORDSHIRE STAKES. Two nines. Avalanche, Scent, Biddy Nana, Zodiac, Brownie.Kinds ford, and Prince Imperial an here. TWO YEAR OLD STAKES. Half-rails. Lorele,. Tatar, Tom Rams, Cloys%he, neonAs, Oar t s. Rs* and de Clisimpivoy are ham TOWN STARTS. All ere here. PREPARATION STAKES. AU are here. Ortiz& Anamaut.—Nutbnelt, Tiara, Spaniel* Fly, \e• areneeneer. Pomona, Brown Deeleft, Victor, Reim., Antioch, Mim (*matte, Blacaceek. Spatula:lin, Conundrum, Caliban, Ecitomologiet, Gleaner is, Evangeline. Mermaid, Tuhal Caen, Shingle, Remmers, Lord of Teen, Holdersyke, and Grey Milton. A British Telegraph Company's despatch informs us that the Earl of Cathie, Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, ar rived at Killaroey yesterday (Mouthy) afternme. Division or THS Weser RlDlSH.—Yr.tteHlay, a meeting of the Executive Council of the West Riding Reform Registration Association took place in Leeds, to 0011. idPt the nmaeuree rendered secessary by the grire separation of the Ridi ng into two slit:tom) ioO i s. H. S. Thom , Faq.. N. the chairman of , sad there were menet the Right Hoo. Sir Charles Wood, Bart, M.P., Sir John Ramadan, Bart., M.P., Edward Baines, Eel., James Brown, Esq., M.P., J. D. Dent, Req., 11. P., W. E. Forster, Eel., M.., J. W. Childers, Esq., Thanes Dom Fag., J i m.. Massey Fat. (Mayor of Leeds), Mr. Alderman Kelton, Mr. Robert Adams, Mr. S. Basses, Mr. W. Hilliwell, Mr. Putter, Mr. Riley, Mr. R. T. Bradbury, Mr. Charles W eser, he. It was decided to recommend the member, of the Association to establish two separate committees for the northern awl southern ascii.= of the West Riding, each of them to conduct the registration for its owu section, hut both to act together h ease of so election arising before the I road election. For this purpee a geoersl meeting of I the association was to be held on Monday next ILLSHAL CAPTORS OF SALMON. Three men named Tilly, Thomas Dixon. sod Robert Wilson, t before the Durham magistrates, on Saturday, (J. Fawcett and J. F. Hliotq Kip) under a charge of illegally cepturiog salaam al. River Wear, on Saturday, the 21st of September. It appears that for some time past the practice has been very prevalent in various pule of the river for persons to stop the 'Almon in their pimp to the upper parts of the stream. The use was clearly proved against the de. fendante Dixon end Wilson. Mr. Fawcett acid they would inflict the mitigated penalty which the law provided, sad ordered them to pay a floe of 51. each, or be imprisoned in the House of Correction for two months. SHARE LIS7S.--(T11I3 DAY.) Two o'Ccoon. The railway share market es dull to-day, mid Western, are lower in some cases. L on d on an d N or th Western, Midland, and Lancashire and York shire stocks have recoiled j per cent. South Zmateru, on the other hand, has improved In other descriptions uo change of import ance has occurred. Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted 91,t to 8, 93 ; Great Western, Sok to 3 ; Midland, 124} to Lancashire an d Yorkshire, 103} to I ; C 106 to ; South IC/stern, itij to 714 Kaatern Counties, 521 to 5.3.1 ; and Great Northam, 109) to 1101. Lombanlo-N euc'dan Railway shares are steady, at Ato 1 prem. Canadian and Indian railway securities remain quiet. .OAILY MUM " CIL ea. pd I RAILWAYS. Clodis prksi Sales to-- Yesterday. I to I pia. NU Maw., * aU liaakbara LaJm aU and Tyoe an Beitenl4444 Mtn lei brlaLol and Miter IM Caledonian all Cork sod Itandon.. 441,Cornwin all •Do. • j A no the until I 'ltu 1 p.e. Is pad Io L. W 'Dublin ant MUM, 'no. ail ,bund..Perth. Abd.Ju 14 Nast Anglian 1011 Eastern Wuntles 100 I liastrrn Union, Stock A 100 D. Mock 411 nest Salon 100 Sdluburan and (Angola 100 'lWlnbre.PertiL (hider' all ;Furth and Clyde Juno. IN 'filantaw .2 A. Western W knout North of liconand Northern 100 To. • Antal lio Do. It Stork Wool. ?loath et West. Ore.,' tOu Great Western 14o.StoureaLOtusktk. 100 lAncasidrek Turkaktrt MU London and litackwall les Lon.,ll4 o .gbtou,&&Coa 100 LontiOn.CbAtbinot Dow 'lei London burin wain. ail De. Eighths GordonlW & ttouthWestert all Londonderry&Colerain all Do. and inudakille 100 slan.,llbetoklaneelnan ell illittroyagUao WS Midland . 2.14 Int New 10• _An._ prod Darby K 4 911 Ihi 1 021 Mk Wit Wa. (Ira) WM Kist Swartls sad Carlisle Newry& Arssaseadst Norry. k Warresia Siss. Norfol North British Noetb Devoe BAIL lk D. tin A Dix Lodi De. York North London North 19. Wosterra ma: IN orth Staffordshire N ott&OrsotharialLdrl: Portsmouth lhlmuey Scottish Cestrsl Scottish N. SootiAsh Wand shrolishtrs Mass ftiShigholiassailisses. ----- South Dovou South rostars South Wales S. York*. Rim Ihmt Stamm, Woldashia.,4k !Mochas es lUazUsgtou Ditto ditto Tai! Vale ice_ De. Do. Yak el N.s Micas Sta. # i *Tit ..... I w.uartupooleatiAiu wed Itlidlaaml—Othad Ditto N. Ditto tlilill24Cl :WATS. I • 41 41 10 106 Is 19 61f 636 C 46 10 32 88 81 28 28 104 100 106 110 100 104 121/ 131 104 106 CO 09i 57 60 1031 1031 67 00 114 116 66 CI 811 021 13 H 19 11 43 4111 1243 141 li II pui 90 96 6 6 di. 59 el Olf tat id 1,1*,1 ai Si 3 iosi • Si 611 I ii 431 4 Int 6 . - pa - :41 100 1001 1 ohs par 68 69 901 901 94 97 191 101 I 41 Ala 89 99 1001 - pm 561 120 191 01 SS 0 95 97 45 46 37 39 774 id 60 6k 94 N _4 . S. z' 14 uts In LW 100 0 1 401 40 41 ad la id 6 1 Ms if el * 1 °" I sat 20 1 IS - I 17 270 1 20 SI :4 KOCK& Pd I O. pele•a. I 4&:119 • - a.us umu7ketiLie....k r aa a i r NIN SS Sellikpiwaler.Sespl. SUR SS bo4.4s.ciaan.thas Xs PI OP 6Y, SeaStleh I. Sus. 4gkel IN so se sio:000 w.ilUdbriOst.-46pec 110 WIDINAKT IMAM £SD STOCK& COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS- MIMING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SOMER.—The market has opened steadily at preview pries. Privately 800 boxes Havanna sold No. 9to lle, at 375. 33. to 41s. ; donnas, 4f.s. ; 100 hbds. Cuba, 350. to 395. tkl. A small parcel of unclayed Rand* at 30a. 9d., and 000 bbd'. Melado,los. 4d. duty, 24a. 9d.; 1%. Bd. t 2.1 Va. Refined is not active, but prices are fully mu COFFEE—The public sake are progressing at last week's =Tetley. COME —IN hags Grenada and Trinidad sold, lid., to 575. ROM.—No sales reported. Rica is in request. but sales are few, holders bag unwilling to sell at previous prices; white Bengal sold at 14a. to 14a. 3d. ; Bataan, 10s. 6d. ; Necranzie afloat, lla. to lls. 3d.; cleaved is also in good request. FRUlT.—Viumaci. Lustus have resdimad 435., at width there are war no action. Rat tense is dull and inactive. Corrox.—LZO bales sold. HEMP has advanced to 33... 10s. for St. Petersburg eky and to 34/. 19s. fur Rhine. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the following prices :—Tow tallow, 50s. uet cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 50a ii.; Dscomber, :As. 6d. ; January to March, 51s. Od. ; Yank 51s. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Dave sod Co. rect trade at the followii gise.eatO—Prl(Me..m meadow e ditto, 40,1 to clover,lu wr ;It to 120 s. ; liiW, new, second cat, 80s. toloss. ; straw, !Ms. to 34e. PROrnrcIAL SMARR MARKETS. Unarm, Oct. 7.—Caledffidan Stock, 109 1031—Esaies Counties, 14 Great Northern Stock, 109 110 Grash Western, al ally—Laiim , hlre and Yorkshire, iclt 10:4.—Loads' and North Western, art 1-01—Manchester, Sheffield, aad If cotnahlre, 491 ail—Midland Steel, 104 J eta—Atte new amnia 11 II s.—North British Stock, Ole ft a d.—North Staffordabina, bi sd. North Rustem, Bonk Irk Capital Stock, 1001 100 a— Ditto York Capital Stock. 00 90'—Ditto Leda Stuck, 5.4 69--Soalat F.sstern, M 540 2.3l—West M3dLuol, Oxford, 47 474—Ruffalo sal Lake Huron, 3/ 4—Dutch Rhenish, f d.—Grand Trunk at Canada, 41 4 13-16—Great Luxembourg, 94 Sa—Great We*. em of Canada, 9} 91—llltuois Central, $9l AO d. —Env az assessment, Wl—Thames and Mersey Marine Gowning, 1 1 1.16 p. BIRMINGRAN. OCT. 7.—This share market .0 steady to-do at about previous quotations. Great Western Birmingham Guaranteed cloned at 75. sellers: S. nth Staffordshire, 1 sellers . Itimnrgham Canal, an to 01 . tarnmatham bank, buyers: Barreineham and Staffordshire lies, sea, sellers. Mffiningtaln Wapin Preference, 51. to Os. prem. Pow:wive FiSti.—A correspondent of the Times writes from Long Preston : ' A week ago few Eagjidk streams were better stocked with trout and minion thaa the river Ribble. It is scarcely too much to my that from Settle, in Craven, nearly to the river's month at Preston, in Lancashire, that is, 'for nearly 50 milea of in, course—certainly fur the greater portion of that distaace— it cannot this morning boast • living fish. The raise:Use was done in a single night. The gas company at Settle emptied the poisonous contents of their gasometer (that they might make sumo alteration in it) into the river, sad within 24 hours every fish in the river's course downwards died. Throagh tow ns end villages, broad estates and parka, the rich pastures of Craven, and the quiet valleys of Holland, the sad tidings spread. Little work was done that day— the inhabitants had enough to do in drawing the fish le Lad. It was • melancholy sight. Even in its unpreeemed coarse through this parish, I saw hundreds of wean& weight of salmon and trout taken out dead, their very lash reeking of the poisonous gas, which unfitted them men for the purpose of manure. Not a tittlehat, leach. or even eel has survived. The fish lie like pebbles at the bottom. Through some of the river's beet preservers the expense and care of years have thus been utterly Harm away, and, what is worse, the enjoyment and partial Wog of hundreds of the inhabitants along the unpreserved cowls of this beautiful river are destroyed." Esout-Muenert os loss.—A correspondent of , the Cakdonian Mercury says :—" On Tuesday morning, the 24th inst., myself and a couple of friend" were walking from the parish manse to the manse of the Press Church. when I observed at • distance of IUO to 150 yank, on u se ridge of a ledge of comparatively low rocks, an object, apparently like • child,with a number of excited gray mew (peculiar to the island) living around it in all mincer of fantastical movements. Presently the object of thee extra. ordinary excitement among the feathered tribe spread out his immense wings and flew a few yanls, perching himself be side a little deg that had been set up the dray pO•ifielle by some island children. An oral telegram soon conveyed to the inland ers the fact that au eagle was within sight, and despatches were sent fur guns. It must have been yearly half en hour _ before the schoolmaster and Archibald Black, • fisherman. The annexed agraphs are from the titian- I made their appearance, each armed with arm : sod all Ws par time the majestic bird sat in stately pride, anrrounded by a pack of rooks, which looked like sparrows or bats in war cial circular of Messrs. Camraanu and Cu., dated New York, the 24th ult. treat. His pursuers, sheltered by the rocks, crept to within The stock market, since our last report of 10th inst., every short range • and, by one shot from • well-directed except for United States and some descriptions of State aim of Mack's, the featherel monarch of the hills was laid stocks, in which there have been consoderaule transactions, I prostrate at the foot of the ruck. the shot having peso. has been inactive and without important change iu prices. crated his head only, with very little disturbance of the In the early part of the fortnight they were slightly de. feathers. The generous fisherman of the Sir Colin Camp preened by an advance in foreign exchange., produced by ale bell (alias Lord Clyde) boat, furnished by our society, _pro. sudden demand for remittances for lioutheru account, and . !noted the bird to myself, and he is now in the hands of the by as increased itepiiry for money in comsomence of the stars, and is described as a golden eagle, of 12 to 14 yews heavy payments to the government on account of the new lof mmeasuring e, from tip to tip of wings 7 feet 8 Melee. lac. As the upward movement in exchange het ceased, Verily tins is 3 'jugular trophy, more so as en eagle was and the supply of money is again in excess of the detected, , never before remembered to have settled on th e Island d the stock market during the last few days has again had an I lona.' impreving tendency, and at the close, although very dull, it 1 Eiteerrox OF A New FOUNT AIN IN THE M IDDLE is generally steady. I Tcurtr..—A beautiful fountain has been, within the leg In the mosey market there is an increased demand, bu t I few days, erected on the site of the old single jet fouutaia the supply continues ample at a alight advance in the rate : being the Middle Temple gardens, and will haniumise with of interest. Call loans range at.' to 6, and discount of brat the new library, which is ne a rly oom ph t e d , and will he elms paper at 6to 7 percent. The bank returns fur the fort- ! inaugurated on it. opening by his Royal Highness the night show a decrease in loans of 8,265,972 dela, and in . Prince of Wales at the end of the present mooth. The new specie of 5,0/12,CM dole The receipts of goid were fountain is about twelve foot high, being erected on flotilla 2,054,0:13 dots. from California, and 111,0IK) dela. from ' of a stem plinth from the bottom of the basin, and commies Europe. I of a pyramid containing three basins or imps ',died one Foreign exchanges, after an active demand and consider- above the other, with carved Corinthian and irounanale able advance in rates, have again become very dull, and close pillar., the upper cup in which the jet is placed being sap. with a downward tendency. by carved figures of childreo, and altogether the design I. exceedingly chaste and well amen. From this MONDAY Evesijo. lower cups festoons of ivy arc trailed into the lower basin. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 02i to 93 ' Yesterday morning the fountain cos" completed and placed 'n action, the water from the jet being elevated several het for mousy and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at the KHOO quotation, receded O9l and t 0.... panting over the ivy, having a very 14cuinit e ff ect. In height, and falling into the lower cape to the main bade. "sellers," and closed at 92/, " buyers ." The . SHOOTIN G AT A GAMEKEEPER.— aIttIHRS Weed. " continuation" to the 7th Nov. was 3-16 to I per ' cock was yesterday committed for trial at Rochdale, ea& cent. The latter fraction is at the rate of 31 per charge of shooting at a gamekeeper named Cryer, Ida cent, per annum. The official business report is as intent to disable bum Cryer and another were ow tin Moors on the :idtla ult.. when they were attackedby Will follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, 112 Z oft 09 —so --, Jo eh no with blackened isms. and Cryer swore that Wad -93 ; ditto for account (Oct. 1004 i ;.auk R - i cock w as e one of them. A special meeting of the Sittingbourne and Sheerness Railway Company is called for the 21st inst , to authorise the issue of the new shares sanc tioned by the company's act of the present year. The second call of 31., making 71. paid, is to be paid on the shares in the South Eastern Railway Company of Portugal by the 4th Nov. The following are the returns of the Irish banks of issue for the four weeks ending the 21st September: Name and Title as set forth UI Licame. N. " 0 I 3,738,4111. wrt,eal maul Avenge circulation during tour weeks wilding as above. aft awl I Under I rad. upwaedi. t.S. 1 A £ t 1 ,706,7 8!0,020 2,88,700 414 ' 481,06 s 807.0011 5.3 1 87, 286,286 822,1 " S 240,318 1." -- , .. . 178,w51 'ousel 1183.101 1110,780 ba,24 , ), 06,31011 1,00,641 AMA MI AMOUNT OF COIN MILD DURINt: ►OUR FLEAS ■XDIDU All ABOVI. The flank of Ireland The Proviuchd Bank of Ireland The lielfaat Banking Company The Northern Banking Company. The l'ider Banking Compaoy . The National Italia 0 j Odd. Mher . Tot.d. • ---,- it C , g 11176,9C.4 1,;1014 firtxm =AG: MO.:. 306,60.11 110.111 60,525 i StY,l4O DA 14.7111 302,7111 1447 ' 25.4041 171,100 460,701; 1154061 141,1.43 101 Int ' it it i~ y ~ ( ~a~ ~~ ~! li~~ 1111