The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-30 00:00:00

gig Coml. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIB DAY. WINDSOR, Ow. W. The Quo walled in the pounds adjoining the COURT OF side this aseralai. The Prises wear at sheets'. Ilse Prises of Wales and Priaoe Alfred rode on ►.w 111111 LI N. IN R J. W. DOLL TM Darken =A Primer Mary of Carabridge, and the Duke of Cambridge, are espeeeed this afternoon on a Ash Is Lot thirsty. Lord George Leases has boos hutted, and lo sloe expiated. The beakropt was a mersiaat is ea szteadve way of !wiser, la Birehin-lam. Some time ego ho wee estavietod et the Coated Criatiosl Court, ea a Marge of o►taidsg money by mesas of forged dock marmots, sad Wes sea teased to his yaws' imprisommut Hades hem made beakropt, he bee bees brought op it this mart la oestody, from time to time, for Um purpose of being szamined es to his estate sad Weds. Previous to the lest assetiag oa the lath of July, be had Sleds belsamrsbeet sad ezplaostory assists; sad sa adjearommat of three maths was then ordered, to give the althusees sad coeditors sa opportunity of emasiaing tits seenuts. Tbs baisae►shsst sztends oily ever a period of sight smooths—from the 2nd of Jimmy, 1854, to the date of the adjudisatios, 14th of August, 1834. The followiag are the items oa esoh side: T►e Daahro el Lest, &treaded by lAdy Augusta Rases and Sir George Casper, arrived is Leedom from Pregame yeaterdap nimbi, arid paid a visit to t►e Duchess of Mew sow at Gloucester Howe, Park lam. Rer royal ►lg►sres left taws by t►. Groat Western Railway is the &Refaces es ►er mars to Frogmen. Tba Potential, llGainer left tows es Sunday os a Alit to TISMIIt Palountos, at kis seat, Brouileads, Haat& Lord John Russell has csaseated to deliver a W ore et Exeter Hell, on the evening of Tuesday, November 13, oa lb. subject of The obstacles which have retarded morel end istallretnal proem's." Dr. s s. d. Cradlim . AIN 0 2 Ditto 40.303 16 0 Capita. as per ittimar . ot airks,6lst &&&&& 1632 326.033 12 nodes --- SAM 11 1 Diffireser le Usk oremat 43 13 3 616,623 1 6 alas balatiso, /171,933 bets ma et Nan Ur 141 k Eli AVIA Cr. The vacant Commumonerahip of Charities hie been conferred upon Mr. Headless, M.P. for Newcastle. At Paris a new medal has been streak. Oa the (IN u a profile of the Emperor's bast, with the legend— Napoleon 111., Emperor. On the reverse is the following ieteription:—" Capture of "inborn by the allied fleets of France and England, on the 27th of Oct." By good 60 Doubtful Property Mee espouse Peroosal ditto.. Law ditto Marva on mordisadiso ;795 9 le Wowed aid dinossl9 LIMO 1110,909 14 6 Sol doled 93,954 15 10 (Ter... aro ddelly by the &griddles a polyoo4 19 onombeaso of atomic; 11054/11144, pw vain t 6.d. 17,460 6 6 KISS 8 1 47,484 18 11 1,6111 18 6 Meyerbeer is expected at Vienna on the 10th of ant mouth ; he is to direct in person the rehearsals of the " Stolle du Nord," whieh will be performed for the ant Ume at Vieno► on the fete•day:of lin Majesty the Brame& Fi i i The aged Priam lietternich will arrive at Vienna es Saturday ; istandtag, as hada wont, to spend the whiter to the capital. A letter from Hamburg of the 2fith mays Titres liogli.h weds keep toestaatly off Sweaborg; no movement Was observed there os the part of the Bessie& naval withdrawa behind lb* rooks of lielainsfols." The Ciampi° Diet at for the first time Mum the vacation on the 25. h of October, bat sethisg kopeetant same ander decamps. The new Rug= Bavoy to the Dist, Baron Brasses', ►as pressatad hie kitten of endows to the Austrian Bavoy, Bans do Prokeseh Osteu, who Is pre sideat of the Dun. The family of Bums Brassow will matinee to reside at Darmstadt. 610.6311 1 6 Mr. Murray, representing the assignees said—That at a lamer sitting is the Bankruptcy Court the bankrupt had been required to furnish a cash amount, extending from the begisaing of 1862. That had been done, sad the result was to disclaim an uormose amount of transactions, which would require to be carefully investigated. Daring the three year over which the cub amount intended, the par mints had amounted to the following extraordinary rams : —in 1852, to 1,631,7081. 11a. ed. ; in 1853. to 2,000,7444 Os. 4d.; and la 1864 (le months), to 770,7511 18s. ; nuking a total of upwards of 4,300 0001. It wu thereto» sicusary that the assigaus should have time to examine these amounts. Mr. Quilt*, bed undertaken to do so es their account; and the court was sow inked either to fix time forth, purpose of completing the bankrupt's examine• tion, or to adjourn:the case siae_die, with leave to him to Travellers by the Hollando-Belgian Railway still sesapisia of the vesstioas severity on the part of *a polies so the two frontiers with rapid to passports. Tke twelfth volume of " L'Hietoire du Coasulat m do I'Mnyin," by M. Thief*, bat jut append. hit waders will dad at its COMINSIIIIIIMt • prellet, Ie width the gather dismisses the cause whish prodssed the fell of the moss/ell of Napoleon I. M. Thins des sot hesitate to attribute them is priaciple to the absolutism of the Imperial font. Led by his subject to compare the dim& wastages stusdast os this absolutism with thews ce fewness, N. Thine easeludes that the latter, although gnat, an yet he Is be dreaded. some up who misted. Hie Hooper said be bad long bees of opinion that the proper coarse is this ease would be to adjourn the riming don eiike dle, with liberty to the bankrupt to bare a day named to pail whoa he was free from the sentence of the Crielaal Court. After a conversation an adjosranteat sins die vs ordered. No dloldsid has as yet been made ; bar,thit official usig- NI has about 7,0001. or B,OOW. is hood. EVENING 1038 r HALL. Thew clams were established a few years shies by the Raw. Charles lieckeaski, many years bud muter of the St. Oleve's Grammar School, sad a number of ether liberal atergymes of the church of Mislead. They felt that • more Latinate comiezion between t h e clergy of Loadoe mad the multitudes of you( men who abound thereia could sot fail to bourn both parties, sad thrush then Influence fn good other entices of the um inanity. The rev. founder and his colleague •lse were of °plane that Wan they were bloomed with the trait of leas medy is the weivenitin, they would fell is their duties *alma they sought to turn their knowledge to snout by Merida, their lees fortunate brethren to partake thereoh beam the origin of the organs clarion They have attained • sumo commeaurete with the moguls@ 'apostatises of THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. Kr. lffeekeasie. When Crosby-ball was takes as their nude of unity, that gentleman woe regarded by teeny es a met of dreamy enthiseiset for indulging • hop that et no distant period a thousand person would easel them- Nine MS members. This number is sew greatly esseedod. This is a significant hot, intoning the attendee of ike friends of ethseatioa, and is a pomades' illestration it what Mai be seeemplishod by pereennaes sal eingleaan el purpose, wine the ablest men is the Medea of the bleteimp of knowledp omens the people. Comedowns! the nagnitade of the results likely to Sow from the further dinelopmeat of this movement, we sae with pendia/ natiefeetima that the evening classes, netwithetend. fag the onalleves of the fen, are very nearly self-support leg. Meaty of our readers will IN surprised to kin that pretenses of as highest etainenns teach the modest sad modem lassitageo, mode, drawiag, the anthenatiat, to., at a fee of it. per term; and that the tilfiiog nn of 14a. • year, or 4t per quartet, entitles a member to on ens of the most sanest and elegant buildiep la the metropolis as a slab, to borrow from aa intensive library, to attend • weekly lecture, and to study reckon some branch of knowledge in which he nay d. sire to 'noel. W. aro eery happy to Sod by the amen of this and kindred inatitetions that the pug meta of Landes evince a growing desire he improvement The wends who assemble sightly at Crosby-ball are a 'redly's' peen that those who have Wen relieved by the early dodos movement from an woes of labour an generally disposed to ton their hears of re. 'ation to the most profitable me. Although the maim dame are seder the dinettes of clergymen of the church of Jingles& all persons profanes evangelical principles are aSntioaately invited to partake of the advantages they der. While Ilto see with pitman and sword with the stunt gratification the noble efforts of Profaner Mamie* red his distinguished colleagues at the People's College is Sod Licniquare, we cannot but regard with 'yuletide. faction the leboan in the field of eduntion of the Rev. Chutes illeekeene sad his brethren at Crosby-ball tad elsewhere. The enang Glenn number at the present time eonettling like 1,200 neasben. INTBLLWENCB. BOW-STREET. ONAZOI OF STRAUSS MISS N• 1115. Robert Rune, a welldesend rug lass, who stood mounted ea the charge of steeling there bones sad saddle., valued st 1601., wail brought up for farther easasinadon. The prosecutor, • louses geatleman, named Rowland Bonen& of 9, Southamptouplace, New.road, having lately come Into a seasiderable property, while at his resi dua its Undo., hal eammeseed taking equestrian lessons lithe ridiareabool In Albserstrest, Rogues-park, where the pdataire woe employed as groom. After some time the gar penaaded Mr. Burnout to invest • little money in the pnwebses of two or three Woes, which, he ends could be laughs at • low Fin se Marwiek—o fair famous for *mg beesee—sad sold fee SIM. the snowy la the London Mabel. Te asks the Min appear still greeter, the hale renollieg the Wesel. is London he Alai Is OEM gut to hire for • few usintho, by end& half fileide lane would be realised, and their nuelion Mengel. As be (orisons) undertook to ISSISIS Res satin asgetiaticem from int to last, on receipt fd smlaged U. 6s. per week, as the prcsonstor's groom, Mr. Bownthiel owe agreed to aceept hie services. He seen& iagly *lam the requisite annoy, with which the hones and nibs, Ike., were duly purchased; and the primer took • sable is Little Torringtoa-mews for the aeoommo drain of the bons.. After • few weeks. however, the groom, horses. and saddles ell disappeared, and it was ascertained that the Donn had been sold t 2 different parties—one of them for 201. told,. V. Morris, of Ituslagh sued, Pimlico. The primmer was undiscovered until, hamming to break Us leg and to become an is patient of Lag's College hospital, the fact got abroad, sad*. prisoner war apprehended at that institution. Mr. Herrin mid moot the bores. had not yet been traced, sad he nineties applied for seethe, remand. Mr. Lewis, nu, hoped, la that ease, his client would be admitted to bail, owing to the state of bfe health, and the iadiepositioa et his wife. The application, bens unopposed, was granted. Mr. Hutchison', solicitor for a gestlessaa who had pur chased eme of the hones, complained that it mutat kept by the polies. Might not bit client have the use of it till the trial was over ? Mr. Jardine thought sot, and refused the application. WORSHIP-STREET. ASSAULT IT A 11W. Monblsyene, • Jew, was shamed beim Mr. D'Elnesert with violently assaulting another of the same persomides aimed Levy. Both parties lived is the sun house is the neighbour hood of Bishopegate-street. From the sworn Jeanne, of the prosecutor and his daughter, it was elicited that blew sequthes of an old feed they bad net bees on usboilie terms for some period, and last sight difeadeat broke open their apartment, strum both father and daughter—a young woman not 20 years of age, and kicked her es eke lay on the , ground. Puller, 168 H, said ha heard ernes of "carder" is a woman's voice proceeding frees Levy's house, acid on ob taining an entrance be found the defendant beating Levy, whom he bad ea the ground, and be aftenruda destroyed all thie shies be meld reach. By order of the magistrate, complainant's dasibter was exandeed by Kra Rose, the aloe attendant, who deposed that her left breast sad other pane of her person were fear fully bruised, appanrtly from k eka. Independent of this, she bad two Mask eyes, which were perfectly mosifest to the wart. Is defamer, Lyons said he was intoainted, and mistook the apartment for his owe. Oa enterieg, he was assailed first. He was • Hebrew, but bed married a Christian won an, and that was the cease of ill hello* towards him. Retinas Barnett said—Complainant wee her brother-in. law, sad the fault was his own, for he dragged Lyons law the ream and assaulted him. Complaiaaat—Why, this woman was not then, I swear it. On Saturday the Rev. Robert Sopping, Beloit, clerk, wu instituted to the rectory of Holton, la thitlk, cm the presentation of the Q4llOO. The Bishop of Ruder his instituted the Rev. J. Leztoe, M.A., to the restery of Banditry/I), Devonakirs, nee the Rev. J. inroad, NI.A., es the neelieetiee of the devious of the late Bul of Betemost. His lordship has Storied the Rev. G. Johnent, 8.D., Heed Muter of the Omuta, School, Barnstaple, to the curacy of Bt. Mary Mmdelsee, Church Barnstaple. The Bamboo of Norwich has lastituted the EAT. Prede. rick A. Birchaturo, B A , canto of Mattel, to the Batteries of Creawrea, Didliegue, end Colvestou, Norfolk, readered 11111141“ b th• death of the Rev. V. B. Byre, M.A., as the el Lard Berner'. The Rev. J. E. Tweed, B A., of Christ Church, Orford, has keen appointed to the Head Mastembip (tees pinery) of Isisesed Grammar School, Rue:, readout' ousel b the of the Rev. A. H.Wratislaw, M A , to the Heed et Bury Si. Rdatead's The Bilk" ut Durham his liceneed the Rev. Willies" Ovesawoll, If A., to the coney of North Shields, ea the ateakatiee of the Rev. C. Reid, M.A. The likeop of Ripest has licensed the Rev. D. T. Oled. 11111111, RA , to the curacy of Oruaeley, near Leeds, ea the amalaelkaa of the Rev. Winless C.uk, M.A. VACANOIRS. The restoey ef Thorpe Bassett, sear New Yahoo, York shire, kr heeosserseent by the devil of the Rom Geo. W. Wring/beak M.A. instituted 1828). The beadles, w►ich is worth 4801 a leer, is n the gift of Earl Finwillisat. By the death of Mr. Wrens/bum, the visaing of Anpleforth. tsar Ibleseley, has become neut. It is worth NW a yen, sad is it, the gift of the Archbishop of York. The notary of Lisaniteg, Carsarthenshire, has become 'Moot by On iteath of the Rev. E. Hoehn, Y.A. The haslet, which is worth 2001. a year, is is the gUt of lb. Biabop et 84. David's. Nova. Byrn= or Cauca ElTllllllllolf.—About 17 miles below Gales , oa the /fen bask of tie Ti..?, Mende the pretty wiaiai vllse d Barringham. Tb. parish is without a shards, end fm meth tine past efforts lave bees made to raise Awls merest sae. Some of the seem gasesadings be the alffles wpm are so extra sedinarp, ea ammitei Is the semelem sad skeet, that ft almost @ppm presnimptlen he as as ask pethile belief is a stseamot if time g pth Ilz b eziemetimiese, fors. WI treadielecerseinamethe estmareleary assesses meth. whisk hes Ism desthelled Wig daring tits pest weeks- 14 For the Ms+ of Baningbeat slush.—To Os Idled kir, at heaps* tines .'desk, a pare bred Shp tanksi.p, direst teem Ibs island ; sweaty shame, at is. • pos. bad *wrier puppy, Mar maths ell, same breed ; wens slam, as du seek. Tickets as be had et the doookesper, sr at Km. Going's stall."—Cksiar ions,* Mean Wiliam-11pm my soul Ws trim. I was. 011losr—I did sot sae her, your worship. Kr. D'lyacoort (to witam)—l daset Wilms g wood of yam statamset. (To prisousr)—lt waa a miry brutal assault au this yomm sad you sarrowly maps a ail mouth' luorissaimat. I shall wad you for four mouths with herd labour. LLBOROI7GR4TREZT. ♦ 131110141 TIMM. Bash Stopkese, a .Mdl►.ged women, of dissipated appanage, wn ehoepst before Yr. Bingham with brositiss a squire of plato.glaa, yobbo 51., deo property of Mr. Baker, Maori of the Bloat Rom Toms. Tiohlowoo-Ntroot. Joseph Rapaset, bermes is the s'areigeWlbe gessigeler, stated that this reereieg, shortly after Ode* the gebesee as late the bar, mad remised to be erred with Imo lie. Observiag that she was thee ray dreak, 1s deelised to serve bar, sad ordered her to leave the gee., whist& dee refired to do, sad after aberfai big la the feline dem% .he mimed her Ist sad babai it through a large erseassehl squire of please/es, braekhig it to piens He See, with the sidemen of another sea, yet bre est trieieses awl gime her is Aerie. IPrieraer—Wby, year worship, la Nye seedier mea l leaped bift te pal serSeat. New, SU I bay, sakes yea all a taraeook a aula which I dsa4. I admit smash iag dee gime. balsam tle4 refused aw the Eta. Mr. Biagbara wed, is bow mast Nato, the prima would be the best plea for bor. Ho should therdom dae bar di. for the vitae ettbo ease, sad is default of paymeat, mama • bet for two mouths, with lard labour. Priseaer—Tleak you, your worship; but I thick you ought Se provost people having sash large equates is their wiallows. I dual are sae di for the sesames, although you are the " beak ;" Si] I wish is that post say sit there till I eons eat. Prisoner kers became so ezetedingly violent, that it took four of the Where to remove her from the dock. WESTMINSTER. DAZING KIORWAY 1011111 Y. Willie's Madding', a well known and often convicted thief was *barged with a daring highway robbery. From the evidence adduced, it appears tbat ,11r. Sawyer, a gentleman residing at No. 2, St. Alban's-ter:see, Pimlico, was walking throagh John-street, Bmith4quare, at about 8 o'clock on Saturday evening last, wkethe sour suddealy sad violently attacked by three or font fellswe who robbed him of kis gold watch, chain, and seals. One of the thieves seized him by the throat from behind, while others robbed hies. After this the robbers ran off, ad when Mr. Sawyer recovered salloiently to give the alarm they had all escaped. The prisoner was roue of the men who creased "'tidally to Kr. Sawyer at the moment he was attacked. Inhemation was gives to the police, when Sergeant Loom*, a detective oEesr, sseseeded la appre hending the prisoner at a Ilsah house resorted to by porous of his description. When told the nature of the charge, he at first retailed to accompany the dicer, bat aubseqaently he west with him, alleging, however, that he (mild lot be the man who was treated, as he was at the Victoria Theatre SHAM LISTS-THIS DA - Y: - Two VOLocs. The railway share market today is generally In% in sympathy with Consols. Great Western steely after rising to 611, has relapsed to 501 to 611; London and North-Western has fallen 1 per sent., being quoted 91/ to tn. Midland is quoted 84 to f 1 Las. Guide. and Yorkshire, 741 to 761; South Eastern, 17 i to 1; Caledonians, 291 to 1; and Great Northern., 201 to 21. French lines are steady. Saturday night from is till twelve o'clock. Poliee•eeatable Hudson, 80 B, said that this assertion wu untrue. He saw the prisoner and another weU•known thief at a quarts, to 8 on Saturday night, loitering about near when Mr. Sawyer wu robbed, and whew the amused observed him be went out of eight. 293,158 tr 9 I Prisoner made no defence, and was remanded. DRAMA. HMV KY. LANE. so 40 Last night the principal entertainments of the ri ironies, Married for Mc,wy and Nitorris, were eked out u by c little male interlude called Toasty Mixtelse aiM a le Myer, is whisk, for about that lenoth of time, Mr. Charles e st Mathews kept the house in a state of mesidenble merri. asst. There was nothing in it, bat it showed how cleverly s : Mathews eontrives to make somiethiog est of nothing. The piece is ow* of these oureerom this's which are written 1 1: ezpresdy fee him, sad in which he is famished with a part et in which he ere indulge his peculiar cabs of smart, beetling 1 : vivacity. He enacts the part of a rattling plug commercial c traveller, who, for a wager with some of his jolly cam- It. pardons, undertakt sto tame a Bengal tiger—that is to say, • to gain a footing is the hawse of a retired old ladies, whose Se irascible temper makes him the tenor of everybody about 1 1 . 1 . him. The gay booms, by dint of smuranar, volubility, to snagging spirits. sad noreM-d good humour, not only succeeds is subdoiag the irritable old gentleman, bat in obtaining his daughter and helmw tato the bargain. Tin thin is as amusing trifle, sad oceopies half as boar ray agreeably. SPORTING. TATrERSALL'&--Mos DAT. Notwithete;iiiithT;er, ants;;;;;brestat• of the weather then was a string muter this afternoon, both in• side and outside the roam, sad tho bushier of settling the amounts essneeted with the recent sleeting at Newmarket was actively snored; bat, althoesh a very large amount of motley dressed buds, a tessiderable sass is the aggre gate is still wasted. Castigating of "tightness" were summons ; *Ohm was heard of the parties who hand it orevesient to absent themselves from Newmarket oa Wedseeday /set ; the hope of • compromise or of some satisfactory arrangemeat with their Greaten appears, however, to be entertained. Nut a few setonsts are likely to be " twists ed on ;" but this is sot at all an uneomesoa circumetanse at the Glom of the moos. At intonate that. was as.. wagering os the Worcester Ilaadkrap end the Derby, sad at the erschatios of business our list of quondam was as follows : WORCESTER HANDICAP. 4to 1 apt Mr. Pell's Pole Star (5) 11 to 2 Mr. Rawdao's Little Davie (t) DERBY. 17 to 2 spt Mr. Or. W. Fitswilliam's Woutworth (to 1001.-9 to 1 also laid to 601.) 11 to 1 Mr. Howart's Yellow Jack (to 601.) 22 to 1 Mr. Hill's Rogerthorpe (to 781) 1000 to 46 Mr. J. 36. Stanley's Porto Rico (2000 to SO also laid) 1000 to 40 Mr. Howard's Coroner (t) 28 to 1 Mr. Bryaa's Bird is Hood (t to 1001.- 30 to 1 also laid to WOO 1000 to 30 Kr. G. W. Fitswilliam's Milton (t) 1000 to SO Mr. Hobsou's Mr. Verdian Orson (t) 34 to 1 Mr. W. 8. & Crawfard's WM Lantos (tto 501) 800 to 200 Wentworth and Ply-by-Night (t) 2000 to 300 Yellow Jack sad Coroser(t) 200 eve. betties& =nets sad Yellow Jack—the former foe *babe (t) 15 14 4 4 Is 20 4 • —aim --1 ALLWAYL - fl dis II II aria If Pa • s i ies Se lei Pe ti ISe j 1 cm 14 11 dig 10 8 • ... WORCESTER RACES THIS DAY (ThisDAT). House AsurrsD.—Vito, dabbler sole, Biros, Poacher, SS Homily, Poodle, kitalto, Byres, Little Gerard, Barrel, Mary, Flearew. Oetavia, Prises's Mixture, POttioollt, Chokes, Bobby Taft. British Bailer, William, Tolima's, t o , Little Reny, Little Chuley, Coal Black Bose, &o. te rpm or i t• 1 kooto to Ps: t on 4 41 111 1 I II pa PI 101 11l 114 111 Ili 10i 105 1340 114 ts 11 II 6 pm I e eel. 0_ i. 1 41 " 4 I 344 111 114 74 34 - 44 441 43 41 110 II I If Ms I 114 Si 3 4 - 1 4 I. 4 SO 11 II IQ Dwain:i s k Coal; a/ De. SIAM Del Boy IS Cajon ...... I i II _Mama( rat a k : II pat OM. a Omit Okapi Vels 40rommd Overt PoWM= Grt. WWI Tor OEs.a Larlisehe .....-....- I ttrwaVaaa_.••: ••• . 6 Mamas •........ : 11.4314 lisok elher-- --.. : ker.— • -•••••• __ a ... LI IsPaCts ~~ :--:~~ It= I r wlu Rat Mariposa t Tesadieabis bt :4 1 17- i I iy Iff THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1855. N OO 25 4 . 00 MoiraOm AgdeaDural, - Il NAN ll Australian 1108e1 Nan alll 37,000 ll Seek Watmeades all SO alitlsli Amadeus loot 4O 4,910 IN ;nada .... N. Dab per 'Riau. ll July 100 . • t Do .6 wet. fieb.llutag. 101 ...... Ele. DoB pr N. Mae.eallepi• 188 IN 5 yotel Palace ... ... 4 Do. Prederame. ell Ilk 4 ..ONNI Palma ol Mace all 04,401 114 Orme Neu TO, 11 tag k OrerallasOoppn all 88.006 11IllsetTle Telma* II NNW BIN Ilialloatioe 14 ti, Omni 11.6.1114 p 03. all 1., Cow Ins NM all N. NI XedllmeioNnell.Tol• all 10 lledeas &IL Ameba I I , lc Natkaliols UNA —. 1 1 10 Do. Ow .-- all I 0451.CLIPNLja. MINI. 1 1 Wt. Nmedeelea all at lame IMENL. IS 611, 1 Or . all L s. tri d jarilsre .." all Ds. liag l'arthollsaa Gameray all 1 I INN Diell Nem 1 1481 ANON WINN ell I Do. Ow . 4 I 15 ONO AMNON INN all 1 1 lalinelos Teloo.ftelo. all 7 1 Do. De. 11=1 as a MAIO Vas 1M THE KING OP THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. IF: The Polrwin% publishes the subjoined : • To hie Majesty the Queen of the Vaasa Kingdom of Great Briton sad Irelsad Great gad GeM Friend,—Believiag that your Majesty takes a Same Weems to everethie ( shish asseerne the Swains adios. I doubt sot hat that lee _partake in my Renew ter the beget my predecease, Kasesbesseas wheeled es the MO et Desember last. Is seserinage with the will et she lots Ike. mei the emetitatioa et my realm, I have eseseeried to the throne of my feestiebees. My malons eadesvour will be to Me for the pod et my nib. nets, and of ell forgiven residing with's' my jurbdietion ; sad, in doiag se. I shall rely, anike God, upon the gym pathy aid goodwill of your Majesty sad of the British nation. your Good Friend, (biped) ILAMIRAWIRA. By the Lag. (Biped) B. C. Wrists Palace, liktedull, 16th February, 1866. Vienne, by the Grass of God Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Briton sad Inlaid, Defender of the Faith, Is. To his Majeety Komehasseha IV., King of the Bewails. Wards, our good gendish greetieg We have received the letter whisk your Modesty &dinned to m en the 16th of Misery last, sad lee hich yea Ganes:lee to us the death of our pedometer, m Kemebasseha 111 , and your to the limas We *ask yes ter this immaivaloalies ; and is manyteg le you eve dame sew matadors es year aseemlea, and Pa best wishes for the oramessity gad bag gestiessees of your nip, seaman but moron sex satiefarities at the assurseee isostabod in year letter, that it will be per esitemar to rale for the geed of yyowu r subjects, sad of .11 feselpers residing within yam . Your Msjnty may essalistly rely spas ear friesdeltip and goodwill while pureeing sash a carse, sad may be wassed et the lively Wend gelid' we tete in the welfare sad iadependesse if yew deseinisas And so we rear named yea to the proteeties Si the Almighty. Gina at ear Court at Sarkis:onm Palace, the 16th day of Joao, in the per of our Lord 1865, sad in the 18th year of oar Min.—Your pod friend, (Bind) VICTORIA, A. Cusaitios. iWe leaps from the Parini.* that • paoket ii os foot to neat a soasoseat t• the memory of the late Siam 'lwo EXTENSaTE ROBBERIES OF BANK NOTES AND Got3l.—This semaiog orders were eemmeniseted to the oarless police•stations is the City sad other parts of the sistrogelis, for the detentios or approbensicet of Charles Ism fessescly tank to Mr. John Whaley, of Dewsbury, 1 who has desamped, carrying away his master's cash-boo, eentaisdag gold. silver, sad Bank mess, maenads, to op. wards of 2001. It is seppmed that he is new in Lemke, end gages to leave the ormstry.—TN mesa eam is that el a sass named 410248, alert te a merchant la the City, to the neighbowbood of llaotsbeep, who Mlle a dans, for whisk he received Bask el ffaglead sites to the 'Ernst of 6401.--sie. twisty 201. seem, Nee. 37. 402 to 37,428, dated Leg. 7,1853 ; and two 201 sates, Nee. 30.676 and 30,677. He is deseribed as 6 feet 1 Mob high, 20 yews of age, and having red bell sad whiskers. He was last men at the aware Tavern, Hnegerfeed. A large reward is offered is mob on. THE LADY SPORTINAN.—It wPI too raussabered that an asnormemast appeared • a the effect that firma lht for eat coon., of Leiorore...bire ast•-.'ned the some of a lady ra beiag entitled Se kill pew. This week the fair ens bas had her " lemly Sege. " shattered by the dentin of bar gnm—Leisrefir piper Aisal.Ltbs Desks is •' Book of Monism "isms est Med "The leek et Alms, the son of Alas the Ant, sod Alaljtsige ever the people of Nagai." 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In 3 at ands (f Maim*. all lam.= 137.3 Frac all Prime all NM Illsolatal Erne is* Doi* ..»«»...« ail Mogi Swilla De.ollfteur all *umbra awl Maws all Da Se par Not P e Saw* gni.s per art. all Waif Do Wasaws all . se par Ont. WWI W Weans et Mani ••••••••• all Zealand si so 11 so • sT perrop Dos • I ,j 3it 3 Si 24 SO die 46 SO 11 24 Pa 'r I A se I dai /sr l e ?e l +l 7 11 111 ft IS II ! 1 1 S S, 41 ai 4 i II 27 74 • ad 13 140 10/e 104: 106 UM 106 100 1i 1 41 +. r v 17 ii a lo il i; I s I r s r ii 4 T i TS TS JOINT N! . - . - ridildisellandmia OrrNM ink OA& 01111astbiLAsalleCIL SO DUN Sow .... SO Louisa ,00 Lout But BoolLeorp: SO Lorton Mist Nook— LOo Looks It Wolababss MO MM. Prow. of SO IssOksol of IsolW . . SO Ssw Soma Woks 1.1 OMER.Sisk Prsolobi = L - a S.Aade.lll.llo LOO logoi SOY U &lett k is links of Anolooi " Do. New ao um= d Gal; 31 4% 70 71 II 9 33 SO M 39e The following are this day's sake for the amount ORDINAL! IBRAHIM AND STOCK/. Aberdeen, 231; Esatern Counts', 9 ; Great Western, 611 f 1; Lancelot's sod Yorkshire, 7611 ; London and 9 North Western, 921 1 ; Midland, 64 f 4; North British, 26 ; North Britain—York, 46. !/LVIFIRINCR /HARM Midland Consolidated Bristol and Birmingham, 6 per oent., 131 ; North British, 96; North Bittern, Berwick 4 per sent. pref., 90. 111 PODIUM RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 71; Grand Trunk of Canada, A Issue, 11; Great Western of Caned's, shares. 221; St ditto New, el 71; ditto, 76. with option till 30, 112; Madre guaranteed 41 per ant., 19f. NINES. 11l &ninon Imperial (issued at 61. pm.), 21. - 101/T STOCK "milli: Autoslasi', 88; Unioa of Loodoo, 24. Cz rats' Pilaw, 2 11; ditto Preterease, i; &Ind Vail etiosie, 74. TRAFFIC RETURNS. llUse Pr Mo. Tekel. TOY SLtierome. 040. omen. &oedema Ur IMO. Week sedlngleraber W. t °nod Trunk of ...... 388 1.761 3.16 4 .41 4 4. 1 A Week iodise October 1 Ontario. %mom aid Hum (Cam* .. •• • 14 Weak entlineiek4 itieelW. Newrmact 1 totekUku ... . Week eodlet Mays la: Nuts .111r.oala Memos to ~...A W eek iiitilOi Oei.i..litii... '-.." so WieM i ttiiipiCr!i. loolos. •• and Bona mith camt zswii . ...................... sot ars mu 14.403 itsis 1,516 1,106 2,351 - - 3s MI no 143 ■ MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoot. The English funds have sustained a redden fall of ter cent., owing in part to the gloomy weather,but chiefly to rumours in connexioa with the diMently with the government of the United States. Consols were first marked 881, and have gradually receded:to 87i "seller.," for money and the Bth November. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 871 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 88 to 881; Ex chequer Bills, at 34. dis. to Is. prem. ; India Bonds, at 2s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bond., at 981. To•kish Six per Cents. have declined to 78a to 1; and the Foot! per Cent. Loan to 31 to 3 dia. Bar einian Bonds have been dealt in at 841; Belgian Four-ard-a-Hau per Cants. at 93 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 92; Mexican at 191 ex div. ; and Danish Five pr Cents. at 100 i. Owing to the depression in the exchange at New York on London, the Pacific has brought only 4001. in specie oa freight, Tao Tagos b-s taken out 34 0 5801. in specie for Cadiz and Lisbon. The half-yearly dividends on Louisiana State Bonds (issued in favour of the Second Municipality of New Orleans), and on Quebec City Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds, ere advertised by Messrs. Baring, Brothers, sad Co. -- The Me&utile Argus, of the 9th of August, con tains the prospect as ot the "Colonial Book ot Austral asia, established on the Soutesh principle," with a capital of one million sterling, in 101. shares. Amongst the " prosisionrl t. ashes " we notice the names of four memb:rs of the Legislative Council. We make the following extracts Irons the prospectus: The principal baeb'tg hl'shaten* •in Victoria bare hitherto de.:ved imams , on fits poyalle silica, t as forties proprietary, thoinsh purely r 'etc nig from a local trade, carried on with the fuses of the' 'O4 0-fowler This consideraeon lees to the conskion that the t ,lapis's of Victoria are in a positiou to enjoy, and ought to recurs, whatever advantages can be derived from the employmeat of their (mg copal. ' The projectors hive accordingly decided upon this 'establishment of a new bank, to be ioads:ted upoa the Scottish principle, on a sound, judicious, end liberal system ; aid which shill be pre-eminently a bank for the people, under the Vele of "The Colonial Bank of Aim tralasta." With the fullest desire that this beak should all the elements of a nations' institution, the pr have molted to consolidate the inertia of its; *lief districts of tee colony by formiag the principal stabled'. meats at Melbourne sod Geelong ; where, by means of an eztensits proprietary, end combined operations, it must command a Well large proportion of public support, and secure to its shareholders highly remoserative returns. It fe intended to es* With broods's at Ballarat, Bendigo, Mary borough, Castlemai a*, Belfsst, Portland, or such other places as shell hereafter appear ezpediest. Aseeties will be formed in Eogland, Scotland, Ireland, bid* end China. To meet the requirements of the tagged."' and 'severing trade of thi. t olcay with Amer es, 'incite will be mtab- Pied it the prineierl eiti: • of " The Calks." Among the advzaosges offered to the public by this beak w''t ••e grr • - 0 of " t-sh credits," according to the foto= of F 4 - 'll bee let, en lappet ved sureties ; also the allowestos of interest on " entreat astonaN" at the rate of $ per cast. per tens; and upon moseys deposited for flied periods, at the following rates ; for three =oaths, 4 per cent. ; sin mouth end upwards, 6 per sent. • or' st such Tern es the directs" may from time to time determine. /Lek post-bills will be granted for flied deposits, which bills may (in CUM of need) be presented fee dlestoant at current rates. Shareholders will likewise have the privilege of obtain. ins advances on the NCO` :‘,/ of their shares tO a reason able sweat. This bank will also asks advances upon bills of lading, bonding warrants, and on all other le,ritineat• securities. Cash credits will be granted for find periods upon gold deposited with the bank by misers who may be desirous to open as mints for their present requirements, end to avoid is immediate sale. It will be the object of this bank to render all possible accommodation and facilities, consistent with Its proper fisetions. to the iamb's t, settler, storekeeper, farmer, and gold digger. Special attention will be given to providing health's for the trait/minion of small sums (ray from 11. and upwards) to arty part of the world, with a view to the eacouragemeat of emigration to these colonies. A eonsidevable number of shares bevies bean already applied for, it Is proposed that only three fourths of tie stock 'Fall now be issued, after which the Board of Direst= will offer to the shareholder's the remainder of the stair/ aecordieg to the somber of shares held by them, and if est accepted by • given day such stook will thee be offered Sitio public at a premium, sod the same coarse will be adopted in the ergot of an increase cf capi - al, should that be deemed desirable for the purpose of sztondiog the operations ot tie Bank. MONDAY EVINTXO. The English stock market to-day again showed great Omens. A further improvement of i per omit., however, which was current during the greater part of the day, was not maintained to the close, owing to reports connected with the state of the relations between our government and that of the United States, es developed in the advice• received per the Pacific. Were it not for this disquieting in fluence, Consols would probably have improved, as, independently of the support afforded by the recent steady purchases of the public, more dispoition has been shown by operators for lower prices to cover their late sales. The Coesol market is also strengthened by the anticipation of the deduction of the half yearly d'vidend in December. The discount market continues characterised by a sore confident f sling. but there is little 'iteration is rates. In the Stock Exchange there was 'app.. rently rather more demand for money, in connexion with the share settling. O. Consols. however, the current rate was only 3 per cent., and on Exchequer Bills 31 to 4 per cent. At Par".• to-day the French funds closed much the same as on Saturday. At Vienna, the exobaoge on London has advanced from 11.2 to 11.5. Most of II pa 41 z la ISI log 71 IS I/ 51 U i die pm.. 66 57 ISt 14 1114 19 1 Oi dls pat fya H $8 40 41 62 61 the other continental stook markets ere reported so rather flatter. Console ruled at ssi to 1 nearly all day, hat closed at Saturday's Beal range of 881 to 1 for money and the Bth November. The ofßeial bushiest report is as follower—Three per Cent. Consols, hr money, 881, 1,1, ; ditto, for account, Bth Novem ber, 881, 1,1, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 871, 1. New Three per Cents., 881, 1,1, 1. India Stock, M. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868 and 1869, 981, 98i. India Bonds, 2s. prem. Turkish stocks were steady in the morning, but subsequently showed flatness. The Six per Cents. closed 1 rer cent. lower than on Saturday, at 79 to 1, whilst the new Four For Cant. guaranteed loan was finally quoted 3to 21 dia. The scrip of the last French loan ruled at 1 dia. to 1 prem. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Conte. rose 1 per cent. This was "making-up day" in the share market. The progress of the settling indicates a somewhat diminished supply of stock in the market, and thus the rates of " continuation " on the heavier shares showed a downward tendency as the day advanced. Of Great Western stock there were borrowers. Caledonians were also wanted, and in the afternoon the" contengo" passed off. York and North Mid lands and Berwicks were better supplied this after- noon, and on these the rate slightly advanced. An nexed is our usual statement of the terms current at the commencement of business: Opening rates. London and Moth Western 316 to 6-16 contests*. Great Western Midland Lancashire end Yorkshire Dover. _ . - . Great Northeraa Caledonians -32 to 1-16 ditto. York and North Mit/load Bermicka 1 32 to 3 32 ditto. On French shares the rates of "continuation" ave raged 4 to S per cent. In the market for land shares today the only fea ture was a further decline in CAnada Land. Bank stooks were steady, and that of the Union Bank of Australia rose 11. Crystal Palace Shares, both ordi nary and preference, were weeker. St. Katharine Dock stock was dealt in at 83; and General Screw I Steam at 141 to 141. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. The gold mining shares remain extremely dull. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 41 to 41; Bt. John Del Rey at 291; and Imperial Brazilian at 21. Annexed is the 111:niug Exchange official list of yesterday's sales: Aired Confab, 141, 1; Carvaassl, 12, 121; But Beller, 81; Greet Shells. 21, I ; Lady Bertha, 2Us 84.; North Basset, 321, 33, 33%; Peadeen, 27.5. 84. ; &midge Como* 8.17 ; Booth Zion, 3i. 6d. ; West Damsel, 81, 821; West Frances, 371, 551.381 ; Wheal Grenville, 2, 21, 1,1, i. The gold mining shares remain dull. Imperial Brezilian, National Brazilian, and United Mexican shares were rather Batter. COMMERCIAL AND MARIE7W. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THEI DAY. (NT MAONITIO TZLIONAPIL.) (PROM OUR OWN CORRNSPONDENT.) The corn market vttesdanca this (ley was moderato, business small and sluggish, and the millers careless buyers. The oely visible alteration wee in wheat, flour and Indian corn. Wheat we+ 2d. a bushel, flour le. per sack, lower, and Indian corn advanced 64. per qr. from last Tuseday's prices. Oat , meal, pus, buns, cud other articles remain es before. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. Svc/Am.—The marketT;i7E6t:d to day, and eager bays. have appeared. The public sales are progressing with groat animation at a large advance—ny 25., bat that must be eon sidered partly nominal, so brisk is the competition. Brown lumps may be quoted 67e., buyers; grocery, 68e. to 70e. Conran.—The pubic sales were very small, and did not alter quotations. Tea.—The public sales are progreming heavily, slid the importers are baying in largely. Men —The sales went nff at previous rates ; Bengal, 16.. to 164. 61. ; Madras, los. 6d. Corrom.-200 bales sold yesterday on 'Manic. CINNAMON.—The quarterly sales welt of briskly yentas , day ; firsts sold 3 I. to ad. advance ; seconds and thirds about Id. t 2 2d. advance. Rem —The market is firm. SALTPDTRII —2OO tons sold, to arrive, at 385., ter refers tion 6 per cent. la other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market Is firm to day, at the follomior quotatias: —Tows Yellow, 63,. sett Oath ; Petersburg Y.C. as the spot, 635. 61. to 63.. 9d. ;October to December, 631. 6d.; January to March, 65e. 61. SMITHFIELD HiT MARHET.—THIS DAY. Dlr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short, end mostly out of maldwion. Prime meadow hay, 100 s. to 1055.; superior, 110 s. to 116 s. ; inferior, 70s. to s3s. ; rotten, (Ifte. to 100 e.; clover, old, 100 s. to 130 s. ; second cat, 90s. to I2os. ; straw, 28/, to 80s. TURKISH FOUR PER CENT. SCRIP. TO THB EDITOR OV TRB SINUS& Sia,—New Turkish Scrip, st present prim, will pay just over 41. per cent., ea the discount at *blob the stock is now quoted is equivalent to the premiss paid by the contractor, while Consols at 88L only yield U. 7s. U. per cent.; thus LOW. Turkish, at 2I dis., will yield Peres. f.. 200 0 0 6,0001 in Consols, at 89, will yield lel 18 4 It favour of Turkirb £32 I 8 This is a remarkable difference, and one which pre sently will 'Meet attention, as both securities me alike guaranteed ; nor can the fact of the future instalmests be provided for (621. 12s. 6d. per Dent.) on the Truitt& fierip be dossed a disadvantage, now that the money may be placed with baskets at all at 6 per cent. in the mean _ wbile.—l am, &c., Z. L. time 0.. t. 29. Loss or LIFE AT RAMBOATE.—During the gale, last week, some distreasiog incidents occurred at Rainwear. Within sight of a crowd of spectators, a fiellieg.emack went down, and two of the crew were lost. An inquest has sines been held on the body of one of them, when it appeared that his name we Joseph Arthur, that be was 21 years of age, and that the smack wee called the "Maria Ann, of Col , cheater." After hearing the evidence, the jury decided that " deceased came to his death by being accidentally drowned." The jury requested that the trustees of the harbour be applied to, to appoint more efficient means Ise saving of life, the deficiency having been ea this accedes very appellee. Tile Coroner said that he would commend. oat* the wishes of the jar, by letter to the secretary of the . insure, and send to Wm a copy of the evidence. AN UNLIKELY STOST.—The Leipaic case tte pub.' Hebei the following letter from Copenhagen, of Oct. 17 "A good deal is said here about the snivel of two ratembene . of the English Parliament, Sir Watkin W. Wylie and Sir Pitney Kelly, who have come direct from London, with the view of ascertaining the state of the negotiations bi twee. Denmark on the one hand, and North America, as also Prussia, on the other, respecting the fi.und Deer. These gentlemen appear to attach a decisive import's* to the resolutions which Prussia will take in this effect. It is also said that these gentlemen have bees sent by a gross Lor don backing house, deeply interested in the loans foe which Denmark has given, by way of security, the prod of the ft Juni tolls." The Rectorship of Aberdeen Grammar School is at Council vaat m.csa t. Th e emoluments will be guaranteed by the IDs. EASTON.--Mt. Roston, surgeon in the navy, who was takes prisoner at Hacgo, arrived in Edinburgh, of which he is a native, on Thandey. DEATH OF A VETERPN ORlCKETER.—Willilfilt well known among cricketers, es- Cdpee:callulP;tithke"ni:efittrothheablioeurilrlyuhnoda uontiolen.bedostman,dslis;!lziogbourne, WOW. PALACE.-- SHILLING DAT, OCT, 29, ig ia l e done an n ey.noet, 1,838 ; ditto by pews vet" 169. -•reseei,2x6 Coenamcnding day lest year, 3,647. [Advertimement.)— HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AIM PITLI deer fie se CORING A Lau Lea.—Nr. E. WI g g Dore Wow Ilisehynneth, states last a Mead of hie. In mimed helm% yore w" • dreadrul bad kg, whisk defied ihniarli • several wa n e to ere, ortwith-tandine miner medlesiewse • fed. He sedated exerwirests pals foe several meths, sod when IN, lee him a etett he ,ewes mose him teem itellawafe Ointment an d pills, hoe the elbils r whisk a dump he the ostler was q uickly p e ened, and Wane* his leg wee seemdly cured. IT., sow film fateollent heel& Mr.wYiYesllllse ffany parted' the testi et thin statement.—aehl Wei hestwe r mask sae, and at Eroiresee Ileums% Establishments. He, Strand, London: and se. Ideldwalve, New York. 4 1 , , 1 I 1 1 , ,