The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-12 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. MANSION• HOME. Jasethas 3. cos, Dermas to Kr. Caraisb, a baker, vas teeugla up kr final eiesasatioa ea the sharp of Wan asbesslea merit sum et meaey, the propety of Ms abetter. It was preyed that the polosaer, fa may iastmese, re mind mosey for erbtelt he had set esemsted. TM system ef robbery was dimmed by the eireassume of the ser vant of a fully Mein wiled to pay what wee dm for the wash, whoa lamb more tbea the mamet we delleiret is the reeelpes of the lease. TM primer bad been detested before by Ms sestet, sad threatmed with promotion Übe repeated the Wawa. He was daelly seeseatted for trial. Watiass NOW, • waiter at the Salutation Tavern, Newgat►street, was elsuged with minim several lamps of sager, value lid., the property of his mistress. Mr. Rudlol said be managed the business for his mother. For tome time ;set hi had bad suspicion of the primmer, who was waiter to hie mother, and yesterday be law his coat hanging op in the pantry, and put his head into the pocket, from which he pulled out some of the anger prxhmed. He called in maker, aid merebed prisoner's box. A few lumre were feud them, and some more under the grate behind hie box. He could not Meatify the property produced. Police-constable 223 corroborated some portion of the *vides°, of the last witness, and added that the prisoner when taken into custody expremed hie sorrow at what had happened. Alderman Maegrove—Had you a character with bins ? Mr. Rudkin—ifw. sir, I haii a good character with his. Alderman Musgrove said—What may he the pri• sewer's moral guilt, there is not sufficient avid's* to show that ha 11 legally guilty. The prisoner was discharged. BOW STREET. CIIIAZOB OP WITS BEATING. A young man, named didridgeores charged with assault- Mg hie wife, bevies bees brought up by warrant. The wife said eh* bad long been subject to the brutal Maser of her husband, who, from his drunken habits, rarely had more thaa half a week's employment. Oa the occasion ia question he knocked her dews sad kicked but la the eye, blaakealeg It as it at present appeared. She applied far s samosa against him, which was duly served upon him by the omen of the mast, but he refs. ed to attend to answer the charge. Hence a warrant was issued for his apprehension. Os the day of their last quarrel, he offered her half a mown for the support of the family, which site declined to receive. The children were sham starred in consequence. Mr. Hairy—Tan ought to have taken the money, then. The husband—She helped herself, your worship, after wards to as sash as she wanted. The wife—Yes, I took 265. out of him pocket while hawse lying on the bed drank on Snadsy atoning. Of tonne I did ; for we had nothing to eat end drink. Mr. Henry—Well, then, you net be so badly off jot now. Do you wish bias to make you en allows*. ? The wife said that was what eke wanted, for she Gould not lies with his any longer. It baying bows weed that he should pay his wife 10a. per week for the future out of his wages, Mr. Henry suspended his judgment for six months, Is me if the arraugenseat was properly carried out. .BOROUGH•STRBBT. CUAkOI Or ATTEMPTID LIGIWAT 10 22222 . James Parnell, • well dreseed ---- yoneg mu, who deearibed himself u • mariner, ►eeidiog at No. 4, Sampoon's-gardeas, Great Hrrmitage.strrut, Wapping, war brought before Mr. Hardwick, charged with firing • pt.tol at Harry Williams, at •+tilt, living at No. 2, Percy-strut, with intent to do him grievous bodily barn. Prouentor ow being sworn, said—This morning about half•paat two o'clock I was welki•g along Osford-street, when between the fire•emapa *maim' and the caner of Rstbbonsplaco I Meld some one belied two my, " Your puns, or your life." I hl/1114 mad my bead •ad saw the prisoner about • yard from me, and he had namely said " Your purse," when he Ind • pistil at me, wad ran away. A. soon as I mound fruit my astoaishme•t, I ran after him shouting " and he was eventually stopped by • polieemm. I *mid not all the name of the Erne as I as a strain i• Lemke. Theme wows said: I as • fin•*Nap* tossdaeter, and reside at NO. I, Arundel-street, Strand. About half-past two this neraleg I was 'Wien in ny boa, in Oafortistrest, when I saw the prisoner go behind the prosecute?, and I board bin my something to bins which I could not under stand. Innodiately afterwards I saw bin *stead his right area towards the prossester, whereupos them was a link and a »pert, as if from a pistol. The Wafter then ma away, sad I Jumped out of ny boa sad tan after bin es tar es Nownewateret. Firstling that I soak' sot overtake bin I was up Oaferd-*•esat in pursuit of a eseetable, sad after I bed got to dm owner of bermes street I fowl the prisoner Ia tbe inetedy of an ofgeer. I mad 63 C sabsequatly west up Bervere-streat, and found tha pistol produed, which appeared to have been resseutly diecharged. Polimoonetable 61 C eisid—Between two and three Mb moraine, I wee on duty In Onforclstreet, when I baud the ery of "Stop thief!" and " Polies I" proceed from the direetio• of Berners.street. I ran woes the we y, sad maw prisoner runs* towards as.. I stopped him, sad he wild it wee sot him. I asked his what be was running for ? Hassid it was because he baud the cry of " Stop thief!" I detailed him till ;mascot°, came up end gem him tato MIMS y. la his Wrote the prisoner said he net wan girls het WIPP, aad they nibbled him of his pars', rrhioh made him is a puska ; that w he got irritated he was always op to semi sort of mischief, sad that while is that stet* Ds happened to meet the prouteator, sad oat of sheer mischief amid " Your pees," sad thes supped the pistol la his hos. Td pith was' not lesiel, mad had only a cap on the topple. Me. Hardwick maid prim/area eeaduet twee meet entre ordinary, and remanded him tee • week, in order, he sad. that the police 'night Clad oat who end what the peleeen was. CLERIC ENWILL RITIXIIII/2 RO 88888 or WORIIIIIN . II TOOLS. William Bernell, an apprentice, was placed at the bar before Mr. Carrie, charged wit stmliog a large quantity of carpenters' tools, the property of his ranter, Mr. Morrell. It appeared from the evidases that the prosecutor bad for rrse menthe past bee* loving • large quantity of tools, and had never been able to &weever the thief He bad die:rimmed several men upon suspicion. and should never have entertained an idea that the prisoner was the thief, Übe bed not yesterday, whoa passing a tool shop, seem some it his article/. The shopkeeper, on toeing asked bv Ma where he bed get there from, mid he had boeght thou of a rim girl. The girl was a lodger in the home, sad the prisoner had given her the tools to sell, saying that his master had given them to him. The prisoner, who bad mantic, to say in his defences, was remanded for a few daps. SOUTHWARK. •43•PLT UPON • WIPI IT all HUSIAND. W.l7oan Rands, a middle-set man, described ea the ebuae-sheet as a watchmaker, was brought ap ea a war mat by NILSON, 227 11, Dee of the colleen of the sow t, charted with committiag a brutal assault cia Emma Hands, his wire. Tce oomplaiaaat, a decent-looking funds, said she had bun married to the prisoner Ma weeks. and a Hw days afterwards he commenced Mashie her. At times Me sea duo was 4, violent that she believed he would murder ha, and then he broke every plea of china and glass ware is his reach. Oa Wedamday night she was sitting up for him, with her eltlld upon ber lap, when be OM. home, palled het off ths shah., and 'Husk her with his chiselled fists ea several parts of the body. besides kicking her on the jaw until elm was infeasible. He then left her, and she now believed bet Jew wan broken. - The isegisinde salad bee whether she had boss is donee. ebe TlNiad died ebe bad. sad be advised her to p to the iwansital. bat she bad sat dame se at peassat. The Magistrate salted 'bete abild it was** was Buie 1 Site said it was base by a Ismer ►..M.d, eiss two older than that, which tie prima wea well aware at Wave b. !married be,. The Magistrate asked her what was this ems et bill beathai her en Wednesday West ? etw said that when he ass in he sated hes kg • silver eh rise ohs had ea bit Sager, saying that ft would hang Ws. She was shoat to lake It GC lobes be eased her by the bead, mad weft bit bet dope a& They thee struggled mad be banked hoodoos*, sad ettaverds kicked her. The asegistrate asked bee what biases bee bobead wee? She replied that obi did not know exactly. He sometimes bought watches and jewellery, sad after &tan something to t►ese, seat her oat :to paw■ then all over Leaden. She generally earned him se mask as Ms. before hesaktaat by ping to tlis pawnbrokers'. If she happssed set to be neonatal cm her return, he heat her. She was, is fact, an our braless, but all ski warded was protection and a separate =Watauga.. _ Mr. Salome, for the defeadent, said that it was all through his wits's family that these quarrels took place, sad kis client wu willing to allow her lass. a week for her taalatenaiee. The hassle wu quite as violeat as ber has bead, and assaulted his equally as law& She had a watch mad Hag at his on Wedueday, and because she would not cetera them, they had a wrangle, sad both fell oa the 'mad. - The Magistrate said that the female had beta grossly assaulted by her husband, sad as he bad promised her a separate maintenance, he should adjourn thews for further Inquiries. LAMBETH. • SMOCKING QVm KIM Was% &Nigh, a joaeaoyatea relater, was charged with stooling from the poses of Jam Joao a silver ornament of the vela. of Br. 64. The prosecutor is a singolar-lookiag Jew, who is well known is the vicinity of the Westminster-road as the vendor of real gold rings for Id., and pare sovereign at the same price, the male of the latter being for a wager. He wears a petallike dress, and partings:ly a " shocking queer hat," and ea the night before the primer began to chaff bias about _ . . . _ . his Itat, and this led to blow, sad in the conflict the pri soner seemed to have had the worst of it, for the complainant had Mai* him twin ca the bead with a stick. Mr. Norton resesameaded them to retire sad tattle the smatter, and after remalalag oat of •he mart for a few saiimass, they retuned, mid it was said the complainant claimed 7s. ter compeasstica. It we said, however, that the complaisant was in the habit of sashimi each charges for the purpose of extorting comparables. Mr. Norton told the prisons that it he paid Ines 3s. 61. it wee quite enough. The prisms did so sad was discharged. OF ♦ 11OLAa. James Anderson, • fellow of forbidding appearance, was charged with being found at Pimlico', at two o'clock this morning, with intent to commit burglary. Alexander Buddy, 199 B, stated that he saw the prisoner and two other men loitering about Bhury-street at the time above-mentioned. Suspecting they had some dishonest intention, he followed them up and down different streets in the neighbourhood, until they stopped and inquired what be wanted. He told them that he was sure they meant no good, and be should therefore cot lose sight of them. The men then separated and went different ways, prisoner suddenly running. Witness followed and secured him, and found a wax candle, Inciters, and a set of house-breaking implements upon him. The pruner was a well known burglar, who had been in custody for that offence, and was the associate of • formidable gang of thieves. Prisoner was remanded till Tuesday. WORSHIP-STREET. ♦ Roman. Johs Fiis, a strapping young fellow of repulsive appear. once, described as a porter in Spitalfielers Market, wse charged before' Mr. Hammitt with a doable assault upon a mother and daughter, named Coverley, raiding la Nicholas street, Beaus' grcea•rsad. Mazy Asa Cornier, a potty featured young girl, stated th►t about twelve o'clock last evening, while la the act of bidding "Good sight" to her sweetheart at the door of her mother's dwelling, the defendant, who was a perfect stranger to her, suddenly Grossed this roadway, and, without the slightest act or observation from either of the three, wilfully thrust the lighted smell" is her face. It wee eatinguished, and be then seised her by the hair with Imo hand, striking repeated blows with his other fist upon ►er bead and body, until her scrims" brought her mother to the spot, whom be struck violently is the lace. Witmer radioed a gaudily of hair, whisk bad bona torn from ber, and complained of considerable pain, _ . sot havisi been abbe to sleep any pert of the sight. When the mother interfered for her child's preteetion, he streak het a violent blow on the fess, causing the ►lood to flow from her use in such profusion, that her dress was saturated wit► it. Fo►tunatdy a police-eonstable eases up at the Juncture, and averted farther Wary. The fellow said in define' that he was drank. Mr. Hussain sentenced bias to two mantle imprisonment for the Int offence, and ono month for the second, with bard labour. TEE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 1855. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXFORD. Ocr. 11. Drencrrl Lecruace.—The Margaret Professor of Divinity (Dr. Heartley, eases of Christ Charon) propene to begin a course of lectures oa the Creed, as Tuesday, the 23rd inst. Gentlemen who wish to attend are requested to call ea the protestor on kleaday, the 22nd inst., between the hours of eleven and one. The leonine ere open to those who have passed the elimination for the degree of lI.A , io use sehool of Liters, HillatiioM. Two of the lecture. (the subject being the creeds of the western church) will be deli- vend at the Clarendon, the bosom Thuradey, the 25th inst., the other ow Saturday, the 27th, at one o'clock. These will be open to any one whams, wish to award. 131COND PUBLIC EXAMINATION.—The Naito proctor will receive the names of candidates for the second public eastainstMn la Michaelmas term, either treat themselves or their tutors, at New College, on Wednesday, the 17th last. from 2 o'clock till 4 ; Thursday, the 18th, from 1 o'clock till 3 ; Friday, the 19th, from 1 o'clock till 4. Each candidate mast gin in :-1. Ili' matriculation paper. 2. The toi -1 tamer of the moderators, or of the 'assassin is the school of Litene flumaniores. 3. Certificates from two professors lor protectors. 4. A list missed with his name upon the I graded forms Issued for that pupate, of the subjects and books is which he offers himself to be ezandaed. CALRISINIAN HUNT AT PUTH.—The members of the Celadatatsa Heat, after a tapes of flee years, held oa Wedaeoday the Ira of a eerie of nee, which annually take platy on the North lash as Perth. There was a meagre atteadaaoe, hot sweeper these she were pewees, we ob. Nerved Lord Strethalian, the Rom. P. DrusaisseJ. Lord Charles Kerr, Captain Merry. Calomel Rieherdsee Robert son, Sr Robert Measles, T. 0. Stirling, Rua., of Strews., Lord Cathode, the Ron. Mr. Rollo, Caputo Fleeter Mee site, and Lord Melville Connaader of the Forces. The Trial Stakes of 3 sons. inalt, with 20 added, wire won by Ur. Merry's Cook o' the North; the plate of 40 eon., pleas by the Perth Rent, was pained by Captain &queues Rod dam; and the Caledtutiaa Readmit of 16 so,.. sash, with 80 added by the Haat, was welt by Mr. W. I'Assoa's Bram• AG/ICULTURE IN SCOTLAND. —The Bdinburgh Gburoset says Never in the recollection of the oldest person living has the agriculturist been favoured with wea ther more suitable for the inning down and carrying into the barnyard the cereal mope of the county, the greater part of whisk are at this notnest gangly secured under thank aid raps.' Sheep (minim' being the staple has bsadry of the county, we are delighted to state that from ovary quarter we hear the most sheering accounts of the healthy condition of the mouatsln finks; and from the vale of the Minch, the Yarrow. and the Maggot, »porn 'peek not len favourably." TEE " DRUBS RAY."—We were amused the other day, en seeing the Fint Eastmain of Derbyshire Militia mash to the panda ground, to observe a Sae ram marching with stately sten is fry st of the band—hie " autos always is an aftetnoon." This rem has benne devotedly attached to the regiment, and we hate se doubt, from what we hairs heard, that be would lead the First Derbyshire to the on slaught with as iamb composure as he now leads them to lb* parade ground. He is avideatly determined that us- Klieg of importance shall tale plass without his presence ; for it was only the other day that he obtruded himself into the rooks on a somewhat solemn occasion. A wart martial had been bold; the men ware formed into *gears ; Lieut. sant Coke was in the set of reading the **Ensues, when in marched the ram, sad Mein" hit bead, be looked at the colonel with a knowing look, as if irepreesed with the ins 'serums, of the seneseey. This Snidest was ealeelated to relax the gravity of all present, and afterwards sigma no slight annisentent to those who witnessed it.—DeritysAire Rey inn. SINGULAR INFORMATION AGAINST A KATORe—An amusing eircusostanee ' and sae which has cesimo a good deal of chat here, has just marred. The committee of the Slasdford Institution assembled about • fortnight ago for the potpies of dimmable , of their Newspaper. es which enemies Kr. W W. Abbott (the mayor) oKciaied as Ghan aian, and sold the respective papers to the highest bidders. A young man of the WSW of John Cole, apprentice to Mr. Wyatt, hal, is emesquees. laid an letormatios against Mr. Abbott. for selling Ivy amnion without a lianas. It =Nthasaste had seam ill Meting towards Mr. Abbott, M% adepeed this step ems of revenge. The affair will ' of enures appear te the Comminionen of Inland Revenue In lea proper lig la ht, es tee ridiculous to warrant their taking say reseeding% the miller.—Selisberyierreet. st. 1/ N 1 2f 10 . N 15 N is 10. UN 20.1100 20,000 II 32.013 23 *M I*O 30.000 7,001 100 mon 11 32,000 23 8,000 (0.000 50 Mr ROO leeketutrabilaqUallia."7= nOl:o. lind amok ot A tiaarlad,aitaki of Loom] IplairAmilimlLlcAost.Clarti - 13 TY — el I Wit INI - Wes bat SMON ag" •F lambs Mot Medi 'awn a Weinkii; P. gt Wind Weed OdomLANA 4!r kllM Liowits.ll%.lo.lp.Oe Do. Oaks it Luaralia liiiiiiiii Liaiiii."--.1 gaie T. 915 kimoilln Br* UZI ear. Wslorviels_ dillb sal Al; a'ystal Miss Orman. 861 ,..• .7.•-•-• reiresial= Ound litgAsstbx Golialea2lllllollox =Po awl MAN Nc NON KISS IWO TIAN ISAM I IV" Om Dm Omit - dies , Niallanama MassawL Nadas i Ilt.Asiorimac DelmlioN 1•66—... De. De. DIA pARTIIIUM.at Ida MOS Ameiralair Ilisirs 1 plaid Gs, I " If•swflbsres" lis — Tpr:iio7la7l27 isselik &Ws. Lew_ bar asivelles lii laboserlado Wag. Do. De. Darlstared TrastaLcsaol4lopOis Via Mars's Lad ..—. sa en - 17 2 111 2 li I 117 142 1014 101 le If ti oe o: 1 I+ I; 1$ $ R. s i i els la I i 1 Li II Is 7 — ii II 11 r 1$ 14 al I IN SI TRAFFIC RETURNS. 'AIMS% MIIS P. NW WI; T6lBl. spew animes alsadim 1846. UK Wok amolle u terf 7. q s arami., Norfolli; 9i99 .." 16 2114 le 1 ...... ...... 417 Wil 11,318 24,649 24,173 =min 11,323 21.969 /7164 b MIM I" MIMI" .. ****** 111 4 ~:Iti 1 6: 3 6rs 1 6 . 011 8064116 (UMW .... ........ 1.411 1.606 2,673 440 609 908 = lll lr arest alm .sdim ..... c;;;b.. .... i: — UM mu kaa per t=rl Roakidlila Is Isi 653 BS2 624 .... . 09,879 36.186 56,011 1 emirs ma ems 1667 I,IEI 811 Week mew Ileptember 30. =e s tlerateilleetlierd West *dog lispaabre 13. Month meet September. Sienbre eel MUM ...... •••• 4031 3.436 7.404 1.396 96 1,494 THIS DAY. - 5214 81 RACES. (MT ELECTRIC Octavis Titormu HANDICAP, T.Y.C. 6 raa. I LATEST BETTING. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 7 to 2 mot Crown Pigeon (off) 100 to 6 Flatterer (t) 25 to 1 Marrow (t) 25 to 1 Lord Alfred (off) DERBY. 15 to 1 Ellington 25 ts 1 Pam Wilkins 60 to 1 nominator 10 to 1 eget Rogerthorpe sad Polmoodis (coupled) 781 SOBSORIPTION ROOM, WZDRUDAT MONT. The email amount of business that was transacted ea the Cambridgeshire Stokes showed so variatioa from the prime 1 1 quoted up to six o'clock. 11111111 DAY. _ Swim...min of 10 ;Tv; .9;;1;, for 2 year olds; colts, Bst 71b; fillies. Bft 61b. The winner to be sold tor 40 eon., if demanded, 10. Pint halt of Ab.M. (3 far. 216 yds). (11 subs.) Mr. Lowtber's Ptemohni, by Olycos, lot 71b (8. Rosen) I LardOrwilkee Ceres, est b (Platman) 3 inglasey's bor fir , by Mene—ltalllery. Gat 710 (H. Goiter) 3 The following also no : Plumpton Maid, Turk, Caledonia. The Vine, Little Nell, Fashion, br e by Maroon—Countese of Albeenarle's &W. Betting 6to 4 apt Ceres, 6to 1 apt any other. Woo cleverly by a length; the emend beating the third by arse . winner was claimed by Mr. Gwent.. lea ttl;DlCAl. Pratt of 1001. ; for 3 yr-elds sad upwards. AF. (1 sails 2 furlongs 73 yards.) Mr. I. M. Gairk's Mr. Sykes. by Ns Talks Sykes, 3 yrs, SA (well) I Mortis'.KrMortis'.Gamekeeper. 4 yrs. 4.4 Illb Mr. Edsrardal Sareband, yr,. 14 (Bearpark 3 The full ,wing asao rams: Orinoco, Viadez. Brother to Grey Tommy, Red.:mall, Joe Miller, Alcyone, Titanium, fit. Clare, Vulcan, Brinklow, Bnorehain, and Beresiaa. Betting : 6 to 4 mat Mr. Sykes, 4 to 1 apt Gamekeeper, 8 to 1 each semi Vindez, Brother to Grey Tommy, sad Shoreham. Won mealy by_tere lengths; the second beating the third three lengths. Vanden was a moderate fourth; Berezina fifth ; Brother to Grey Tommy Bath. We are sorry to add that Orinoco, which was sold for 800 guineas to Captain Christie the day after the rue for the Cesarewiteb, dropped down dead at the Bashes. At Me time he was about the middle of the rusk. Flats= escaped Misr,. RIFFIWAL OF TEI Ball'lST Beaks., of 100 lova lath, , h ft, for 2.yr old fillies. 8e: 71b Gaels. Lest three-qua/km of ' the Rowley Mile. (13 sub..) Mr J. Hawlere Eakins, dater to Aphrod , * fat flb (h. Day) 1 lime Anglesey's Th e Plying Dashes, by The Plying Data- MA Sit 711) Gomm! Lord Gliiden't Melina, Set 1111 ..(J. Hereon 3 Oebekiestmes Land* bit 711 k (BorMokoessr 4 Lord Nieterl f by Don John—Plenty, Ist 71b ..... ...(Norman Betting : 5 to 2 can Halipyge, who took the lead, kept it, and won easily by a length and a half; bad third. Awakes/mins of 10 DOTS. each ; 2-yr olds, Bst 71b ; them, Bst Sib; tour, B.t lllb; five red upwards, gat. The winner to be sold for 300 sou., if demanded, dko. First half of Ab.M. (3 far. 216 yds) (9 subs.) Mr. eterenes The Uoupested, by lbseepey, I yrs, Oat 71b (Quintal) t Mr. Mills's Olympus, I yes, Set /lb (Ramrods's) I The following also rat :—Assayer, Alfred, Pharos, t by Birdcatcher-Bacrifice, Affghan, Weatherproof. Betting : 2 to 1 agst Assayer, 4 to 1 eget Afghan, 6 to 1 each eget Alfred and Sacrifice filly, 8 to 1 apt The Un expected. A very fine race in mded in favour of The Un expected by a bead ; Assayer and Alfred were the seat two, and so close to each other the judge could not say which was third. SWIZPSTAIXII of 10 /OM each, tar 2-yr-olds; wilts, Bst 71b; fist 51b. The winner to be mold for 160 sees. it demanded, dc. T.Y.C. (Five fusions. 140 yards.) (3 subs.) Mr.dellebdies Impanture by Jam eel ;lb ...... (Masott 1 Lard WilaWallnag ed 43l4nm 2 Mr.Ciewlevelfe Dellmest ...... (Lwe 'imam: 6 tell apt imposture, 6 to 4 apt King Chat. Wen easily by a length ; bad third. Tun Anstcr.r. Town PLATS, the artieles of which are under date of the seyeateasth year of the reign of King Charles 11., sad which plate is to be run for for ever oa the second Thursday in October," was to day walked ever for by Mr. Rogen's Trightheag by Veralem—Dipbtheem Its, 12st 2:b. Very showery weather, a meaty supply (deport, and a thin attendances of company. NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY COXYANY.—A special gesorel owlet of tile abareboklere of Ms smapasy was ld oa Wedoseday, I. Ediabergh, R. Reaper, Rag., in the chair. The object was to take late enwillawstiera the propriety et wihsaibing for steak is aka premmeil Smirk and Carlisle Railway Cemparty, sag siesialwfreme= wet for that purpose, awl fer essekkeg the North Railway to eater foto aneeemesate Ise walking the Rawl* cad Carlisle Rae. The aglow sail time the disesteem Weeded to take a neatest met et premise, sail womb le hear the opinions et the shimirekkn ea tie make& Cldabolea proposed a swims of ressiadees agrosiag of the whoa,. TMsea Nbe nisei 116 ,009 L Mr. Wawa, Hamlet, esesaied Ike saides. Mr. Walker, el of Glasgow, proposed eaveresemesism whisk were soooothal by Mr. Ales. Rind. After Meme dissamisa, Mr. Chisholm withdnw his metices, mei die mote. becks sp. Canoe or Willem Nvamot.--Oa the 4th let., a um aimed Thomas Freaks, aged ee, labeerw, abessmied heat Nottingham. He is essigsd el* Gettig sal meat lag be wife, who has dem dial liens the isMsies emeime. He is a illative of Gnat Ohs, sod seeded Ins Ism yeses w Bakes, I. Leicestershire, sari elm well knows is that avighboarhood. MONEY MARKET -THIS DAY. Two o'CLoos. The English funds have attained a further re eoveryof no len than I per cent. to-clay, owing chiefly to fresh speculative purchases, coupled with several favourable rumours. Consols have risen steadily to their present range of 87i to # for money, and 871 to 88 foe the Bth Nov. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 861 to 4 ; the,New Three per Cents. at 87 to 871; the New 30 Years' Annuities at 161 to 16 6-16; Exchequer Bonds, at 981; Exchequer Bills at Bs. to 3s. dis.; and India Bonds at 3s. dia. to par. Turkish BM per Cents. have been largely bought, and hays risen to 81 to 1, and the New Four per Cent Loan to 31 to 3 dis. French Scrip has been dealt in at par; Belgian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents. at 94 to 3 (exchange, 26fr.); Dutch Two-and-a-Halt per Cents. at ;64; ditto ;Four per Cent. Certificates at 931 ex die.; Mexican at 211; and Brazilian Old Five per Cent. (small bonds) at 991 A general meeting of Mexican Bondholders has been convened by the committee for the 16th inst., " for the purpose of taking into consideration the present state of their affairs. " Hamburg letters of Tuesday mention that all branches of business were suffering from the incress ling demand for money. The rate of discount had reached 5j per cent., and many persons expected • farther rise. The advanced quotations for bills on London had brought forward a good supply of paper, which wee taken off slowly, end remained offered at the close of business. The grain market was dull and fluctuating. Sugar was lower. All securities had been much depressed, but were firmer at date. The East India Company will receive tenders on the 17th inst. for the conveyance of stores from Eng land to Bombs'? and Calcutta; and on the 18th the Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders for the hire of a ship, to proceed to Adelaide, and to be ready to receive passengers between the 17th and 24th of December. At the meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company yesterday the report wet' adopted,and a divi dend of V. per share for the half-year declared. The receipts of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail way Company for the week ending Sunday last were 8891. Australian Land shares yesterday were quiet. Bri tish American Land were flatter, and Canada Land better. Union Bank of Australia and Bank of Aus tralasia stocks fell severally 11., and those of the English, Scottish, sad Australian Bank were again worse. Australian Royal Mail shares were dealt in at 41 to 4; ; General Screw Steam at 141; Royal Mail Steam at 74; and Illinois Central Railroad (free land) Bonds, 1860, at 77 (exch. 4e. 6d.). _ _ _ At the 44th half-yearly meeting of the share holders of the Agra and United Service Bank, held at Calcutta on the 15th August, the following report was presented : The directors have the pleasure to place before the pro prietors the balance•sheet of the bank, and the usual accounts, signed by the auditors, up to the 30th June. It will be seen that the net profits. for the six months ending on that date, amount to 4,55.976-15-1 re., bring at the rate of 13-0 2 re. per cent pe m on the paid up capital. By a resolution of the last half-yearly general meetieg the dividends were limited to nine per cent. until the reserve fend should amount to 15 lam. Some of the shareholder having expressed dissatisfaction at ibis limitation, and meet of them recommending the substitution of 10 per cent., the directors have taken the views of the proprietary in India on this point, and the result shows that a large majority are in favour of the latter rate. The directors, therefore, recess mend that a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. be now declared, which will leave 1,05,976.151 re. to be credited to the reserve fund. Since the special general meeting of the 14th July, a sufficient number of vote, from Indian shareholders has been received in favour of the augments , lion of capital, in terms of the recent circular, and which will accordingly be carried out in the mode proposed. Resolutions in accordance with the report we adopted, and the resolution of the speciil general meeting of the 14th July last, for increasing the capital of the bank by 20 lam of rupees, was con firmed. The report of yesterday's indigo sale is appended : 1,293 chests bare pared to-day, of watch 309 were with drawn, 204 bought in, and 780 sold. Previous rates were fully supported, and • few parcels of Iles Bengal realised last sale's rates to 21. per lb. advance. Good desirable tloalities have also occasionally gone . Total quan tity passed, 3,003 chests, of which 2,276 have been mold. THURSDAY BRINING. This being the wczkly board day at the Bank of England, and an impression prevailing in many quar ters that a further rise would be made in the rate of discount, business in the Stock Exchange and in other branches of trade was subjected to much uncertainty. The sitting of the directors proved extraordinarily protracted, and transactions in the stock markets became generally suspended. At length, at nearly 2 o'clock, it transpired that the Board had broken up without the announcement of any change in the rate l of discount. The English funds, which had ruled dull, at the closing range of yesterday, during the latter part of the dismission, immediately showed an upward tendency on the result being known, and, after exhibiting considerable buoyancy, finally closed at an advance of j to # per cent. Many of the purchases effected were to cover previous speculative sales. The length of the discussion at the Bank was interpreted u indi cating the existence of considerable difference of opi nion amongst the directors, and led to a large nom bar of bets in the Stock Exchange and elsewhere. The decision to abstain from any further advance for the present has evidently given rise to a feeling of relief, as it affords an indication that the emer geney is not considered urgent. Indeed, it is known that during the last few days the drain of gold to the Continent has received a decided check. To-day we heard of no inquiry for exportation. It is hoped, moreover, that between now and next Thursday will be witnessed the ar rival of some Australian supplies of the precious metal. The chief consideration pointing to a further rise in the Bank charges was thought to be the in creased pressure for accommodation which has been observed at that institution yesterday and to-day, partly prompted by the caution shown in Lombard. street. The directors, however, probably recognised that this increased demand was to some extent excep tional, and due to the general desire of merchants to put themselves in funds prior to the exaction of the higher rates apprehended. " Out of doors," it is noticed, flrstAdass short-dated paper can still be readily discounted at the existing Bank minimum of oi per cent., and generally there is a good supply of money. At Paris to-day, at half-past 1 o'clock, the Three per Cent. Relates were quoted at 61.55, being about the same as they closed yesterday. The final quota tions of to-day were not received this evening. At Hamburg, Spanish bonds are reported by telegraph at a further fall _ _ --- Consols opened at 861 to / for money and to-mor row's settling, which, notwithstanding one or two slight intermediate variations, was also the quotation current when the result of the Bank board became known. A steady rise then set in, and the price at the close of the house was 87, " buyers," for money. and 671 to 3 for November. After the recognised hours, the market ruled about / per cent. below these rates. Pending the adjustment of the account, much caution is evinced, owing to the fear that con siderable quantities of etc& may be delivered to-mor row. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cant. Consols, for money, 861, I, 3; ditto, far account, 12th October, 861, 3,3, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 861, 1, g,l, # ex div. New Three per Cents., 861, 3,1, 1,1, 1 ex div. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 3 7-16, 33 ex div. India stock, 228. Bask Steck, 207 ex div. Three-and a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 983, 1,1; ditto, in 1869. 983. 4, 3. Exchequer Bill. were spin rcher lower, ruling at 7e. to 35. dia. Foreign stock■ were in several cases lower. Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents. fell 2 per cent. Mexican bonds and Russian Five per Cents. were also worse. The chief movement, however, was again in Turkish securities. The Six per Cents. were firet marked 801, fell to 791, and had rallied at the sloes to the final range of yesterday, viz., 80 to; ex div. The new Four par Cent. guaranteed loan fell to 5 discount, but at this extreme depression buyers came forward, carrying the price at the close to 4to 31 dia., being t per cent. better than it left off yesterday. The scrip of the French loan ruled rather lower, at 1 die, to 1 prem. U U id d it T . 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We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, viz. :—Boacean, 721, 7b; Alfred Consols. 134, 14 ; Tincroft, 3 ; Lady Bertha, 1,1 k; West Sartridge, f, ; Great Sortridge , 4; Chancel lorsville Gold Mining, 1, 1. Two SADLY EVENING. The gold mining shares remain quite neglected. Of the entire list of the Australian and Calitornian Gold Mining Companies which arose during the spe culative period of 1852-3, the shares of only two stand at present as high aa sa. to 10s. per share of li. paid. In most cues sellers could scarcely realise more than half-a-crown per share, so depreciated have these, securities become, owing to their general ill success and laxity of management—to use no stronger term. Active steps are apparently about to be adopted by the sufferers from the Australian Cordillera Gold Mining project. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was not much English wheat at market this morning, and the arrivals from abroad continue moderate. In some instances rather higher rates are obtained for good qualities, than those of Monday last. Foreign wheat was the turn d Barley sold slowly, at former quotation,. Oats were fully as deli as on Monday, but sale was not brisk. Beans and peas maintained their valise. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM OCT. 8 TO OCT. 12. Qrs. 1109 26 16. Dew oh. Irirk. Yank& Wheat_...... I 1760 I Dairy ... 1040 05ta............ 210 liloBo o mat........... 910 . I um Floor. 4,150 r--` —r. 4,130 sick% ..... b icepor AVERAOIR—Wheat. eds. 3d.; Mi. 44.; Rye, Ob. 4d.; Beam, 4ls. Id. ; 1 406. hlas, 55a. 40. lIVIIRIAL A' Id.; Oats, wawa. barie7.l nata. 1 Bye. liasa..l Peas. Bspt. 1 ... ... 72a 7d 34a 9r. 29s 3d G. 70 184 96 38e id 8 ... ... 74. 10d U. 04: 254 2d 53• lld 474 ICO9i id 13 ~. ... Ho 94 334 3d 2a. fld 454 Ild alla Ott l ik id 23 ... ... 77. 6L ,48s 9d 381 id 47. 81 9. 14 47A 114 29 ... ... 77a id ifla ad iSa id tia 8.1 49s id 43a id Oat. 41 .. .„ Ma 64 31s Od Ha 7d 300 10d 48. 10d a_ i a , 9d , 8 weeks' A. Aver. 73a Ild 31a ad 2h 7d 48, 14424 4d id over.—wheat. Karla?, (Ist; Map Be as. and Pea,. le Prise. 6ept. I. Sept. S. Sept. 13. Ilep7. 1 n Kept 29. Oot. 6. - —. — 77 - 17' 77 3 ... : 1 .1.11 71.1. ". 1 ::: 76 9 ... LIT .. ... .71 .1 „. 76 6 rommom 74 to .. p «.•.. I ... 72 7 , .. emou.m.l 1 . ... ... *se LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (NT M•ONITIC TNLEGRAPN.) (FROM ova OWN CORBISPONDINT The attendance at out market this day was good, aimed every article advancing, as the following quotations will show. Old wheat was in demand, at 41. per bushel advance. Bsrley was likewise 4d. per bushel dearer. New wheat was slow of sale. Indian corn rather higher. Peas and. Egyptian beans were Ir. dearer. Others steady. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. St:GAL—Ws ►are bad a dull and drooping market dur ing the week, and although importers have shown seam firmness, yet we reduce our general quotations Is., and at which the amount of business done hu been rather smalL The refined market hes declined 6d ; brown lumpy, 645.; grocery, 55;. to Ms Comas.—A fair business hes been done in plantation Cey:on is public isle, but a dee'ine of Is. has been fully established ; native Ceylon quoted 51s. sellers, without find buyers. TLA.—The prices of this article have been supported, bet there hu not been a lugs business; common congest sold at 9d. _ _ Cocot.—A fall amount of !mines, done at last week's (mussily. RMS.—This article hu been doll, and some parcels sold at 3d. to dd. decline. Ito*[ —A large business been done at id. to Id. mavens', Leeward proof, 21. 6d. to 2e. 7d. Penang, 2.. 7d. Demerara, 2.. 10d. ISALTPETD.I...-Then has been a fair demand, and prim fully 'motioned ; no. to 410. according to refractions. SPicas —Pepper and Pimento sod at • alight decline. Nattnene at 2d. adviser.. 111 other aorta ao alteration. INDIO.) (Tamp DAY).-990 cheats passed auction, of +bleb 780 sold. The sale went oft steadily. at tally previous rates. A mark of fine Bengal (0 and II) sold at prices whisk averaged 6s. std. Corrow.—A limited business only done, at decline. Farah.—Currants: The market continues firm, with a limited amount of business dose. Raisins : Valenoiaa, a large business has been done both on the spot and to ar rive, at 48e. and fine quality, 605.; blacks in good request, and rather higher prices beef been paid ; Muscatels sold at 85s. to 965. Turkey figs sold at 625. to 62..; fine quality in good request. TALLOW HARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is firmer than yesterday evening. The demand is large. Petersburg, Y.C., on the spot, is quoted 61s. 6i.; October to December, 61s. 61. ; January to March, 625. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET THIS DAY. The supply of beasts is very much smaller, which enables us to retain Monday's quotations, although the trade Is exeeedingly dull. The number of sheep is us. usually small, but the demand is so inconsiders hle, that it is with difficulty rather higher prices are obtained for choicest qa aides. Calf trade is brisk at fully Monday's rater From Germany and Holismd there b 3 besets, and 108 calves ; 400 beasts from the North ern and Midland, and 90 milob cows from the Home Comities. rer ROCS of 6105. O. 0. e. 4. Per stone of albs. s st. sB,l met Peals. Herefords 4 6 0 Ned Doe. & 00 0 • Best Bhort-bores *wad Quality Houle— 2 38. De. do. Shorn ...... 00 0 0 "Agra Flo ........ ........ 3 60 , Do. as. Miens OO 0 0 Dos. et Half - buds B Lembo 0 0 0 0 woe at wezbc' ; lac* 604 Mem 3,680 ; Mango Woo 280. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LEADINHALL -Tno Moen( quotations are :-681bs. to 641 b , 30. • 641 b. to 721 b., 30. to 4d. ; 721bs. to 801hs., 4d. to 41d ; .80Ibs. to 881bs., 4d. to 4ld. ; 8811 n. to 961b5.. 40. to 41d. ; solb.. to 1041b5., 40. to 6d.; lOilbs. to 1121b5.. 6d. to Lid. Hoses hides, 6s. 6d. Call Skins, light, 2A. to 32.2, full, 6s. 6d. BIRIIIONDSIT.-Sheep skins, polled, 3s. 91. to 4s. 9d.; Kent and half•breds. 3s. 41. to 3s. 10d. ; Downs, 21. Bd. to 3.. 3d. ; laob, 2.1. 93. to 44. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. ?deism Patteaden and Smith nport that the-coloured hops are in good demand, at rather advanced prima ; low and inferior do not move offeo Duty, 315,000/. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Eden Mein, 21s 9d. ; Base's Tanaidd Moor, 19s • Walls End Riddell, 21s. ; Walls Rod Barton. 21•.; Wells East Russell, 224. 6d.; Wells Red Reston, 225. 6d ; Walls End Gasforth, 21..; Welts End Disables, 225. 3d.; Walls End Btewart's,22.. 6d.; Walla End Tee., 221. 6d.-126 fresh ships at =vim. Neirly 10,000 letters were landed at Lisbon on the 4th instant front the Brazils, having been conveyed from Rio to Lisbon in the British South American mail packet. Each letter had to be cut in two places and fumigated before it could be received by the Portuguese authorities, on semen% of the letters having some from an infected port. HALF-HOLIDAY MOVEMENT. —The leading book sellersßow" (including Meyers. Longman end Co., Bumpkin and Co., Weittaker end Co.- Hamilton and Co.) have just issue 4 a eirenlsr to the trade announcing a furthet concession to their emptayii in the way of Saturday earlier closing during the winter menthe, commencing on Saturday last the 6th inst. lip to this time these firms have closed , early on Saturday during the summer months only. LADIES' DRESS Pocxrrs.—A very unfortunate in btspee of the often-urged insecurity of ladies' dress pockets occurred on Sunday. A lady residing in Brouglitoo, while coming out of the chapel at Richmond•hill, Salford, wee jostled by lame one, and very shortly afterwards missed her purse, which had smutained two 101. motes, seven sove reigns, and 15s. in silver. It had been placed in bee dries pccket. The thief has not been disoovered.—Manchasfsr Guardian. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two irermen. The railway share market today is sensibly better. London and North-Western stook has Awn to 92j to and other descriptions in proportion. Priors stand now at their beet point. Foreign lines are also firmer. ORDINAII BEAM AND noon. `I MI NANArATA I °ad" P rrteNr I dri:tir. pia I f% dic LL U 1{ le ii 41 Ze lei lei lIS it 711 Si 311:1 SS II 1092x1 lli i 911 is as al 1 1 I nil IQ I 44. N" W! 10e 24f1 za 109 i al 69 70 83 86 49 41 SI 14 40 41 18 70 16 Be 1114 z 1