The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comuslism Geollmirs. IN U 11111111■ TS. The bankrupt, • cow-haw and dairyiren, d Krathurtaa awl Haywrstar. applied foresetileala. The bankrupt UWIII t o -enali b s ton ; nook of tidal: gnarl, the property heriog been taken under aWI at ode. The ofinal eieiiime reported that th• amount' were vary in. parfwt. Mr. Heistlifielil appeared for the bankrupt ; there wee so oppLaitioe. Horeor ..lo.yring that the bankrupt had pb.d oe.irly all he, 14.1., rt) Iwyond the roach hk ereclitan, rus prockyl the ;art dierte Ord_ clue) far els months. TO4LNIVI AND 1117111. Th e . h sh kreies .ere I I...scribed a Itertiesdiand builds's. .! bar.. place. Chelaes. The joint doles are 1,170/. ; ikki. The bankrupts pined unopposed. it at aivzi. The bankrupt was awitTle;al4tslationer, of Fimh-etsrea. hill. This w.a the esarnination meeting. No wombs hodybeen 61ed, and no assignee had been cheese. ther a abort r %annuals:o of the bankrupt an adjourn. meot was onlered. IY P 1 WOOD.. 'thin was the examination meeting in the cane of Mary Ann Wood, etraw•plait dealer, of Luton. Debts, 9571. ; waste, about 170/. Tba bankrupt mooed. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) The October SISISICS of the Central Criminal Court wee opened this amain before the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen Sir F. ri. Moors, Lawrence, Rom, and ; Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Abide., Mr. Sheriff Leak, Mr. Under Sheriff Gammon, ke. Theft me 1W prinemen for trial at this swim. The Recortkr, in his charge to the greed jury, mid that the number of piece., , fur trial at this session was not larger thin would be expected from the interval that had Awed since the last session, but he did act renseseler say instance in which SO many primers were charged with capital offences ss on the pre• sent oximies. There were three came of murder, and the whole of them were made under rather peculiar cinema stances. The first wee • charge against an officer on board a merchant vessel id having killed one of the crew by shoot ing him with • pistoL In this case them would be no doubt that there we. a good deal of dissetaidactioa on board the vciecl on account of the water, and that a threat was milk by the doomed to tie the captain down if he did out go to the Inland of Aecension to get fresh water awl if env attempt of this eon had been uncle the prisoner would have ham clearly justified in resisting it. The learned recorder then called the attention of the grand jury to t h .- distiectioo between the offences of manslaughter and and raid it was for them to consider whether, eider the circumstances, the prisoner could he held amenable to a higher charge than that of manslaughter. His lord ship sent referred to the case of Anne Padfield for the murder of her illegitimate child ; and it appeared to him that in this ease the grand jury ought to return • true bill, so that the matter might be fully inve stiga ted. The remaining charge of murder was one api est James Mullins, who was seemed of having destroyed the life of an elderly woman named hawley, who in her lifetime minded at Stepney. This charge woe sought to be established against the prisoner by a number of minute facts, all tend- mg, ea true svggested, to show that the prisoner must have boas the person by whom the of fence wee eorandtted. Hr lordship then proceeded to direct the attention of the grand jury to the whole of the facts misting to this extraordinary aims, and said that no doubt the principal points mitered upon is the part of the prosecution were that the prisoner had as deavoured to fix the crime open suethar pear", by mak* it appear that he had erentari a wed sursoung a portion of the property stolen Men the deserred en time rdsta at the murder, when it world be elaaaty eatabiberal U_ri lib was set true. The Ikararair ibis amid it sppwsd to balm that tbe evidence woe of mob • slam as wwhi require the Fraud jury to lad the kip, am that It "mid be their duty to de ea 'rte greed jury then retired. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The October adionrsed wise for the county of Sorrry cuale.roced this reiersing at the Memnon" Hose; N lectors Causeway, Wen name Tileue, rhenium ; Captain Peneybak, T. Phallic., K. Loi., Sc. The celender contained the seams • only electors prierases for trial, eighteen for felony ..d one for iniadlestaigallr. Thate Were two other prvenorn for trial but their Names were soil es the calendar owmg to their being hailed before the ocuareittiss mem ento& Th. alesr..l of education are aa follow; ere are ▪ clirecial of educative, two Can oely reed, and the rrlualader are imperfect. TIM POLICE COURT& (THIS DAY.) LATEST SPORtING INTELLIGENCE BOW.STRZET. % - rns U7TLI lILT KIT OLD. rt....as Sterne-4, a diminutive melds, said to be 13 years ~ f ago, hut !outing srurosly 11 , wee charged with breaking isies • desk in hp. employer's shop, aad stealing 11d. in moray. lb. Kenton Canons, of Dukeatreet, Limonites-ion, tailor, ...l that he received the prisoner into his service from the m.ekhoure • short tune sisee, having taken him in trod with.. new to apprenticeship. Oa Sunday week he went out leaving the primmer Is dome of the ie vibe. sal iin hie Marra be toned that the desk Iwl la-,n broken opts, 11.1. in copper takes out, and the pr..•)nrr had shessmded. Oa laturday sight warren belrd that a neighbors , had sees the prisoner soling= . 1..... ID the streets sad in pahlie.bouses skint the b.orhood 4 Dnry-leiss. He then pee inf orma ti c s Mali r e pills,. and the trimmer was taken into custody. Hs ad. wi tad the rehhery. Mr. I l ene—He is • very little fellow. Mr. I names— fk is eery hula , air, but he is very old is tarmac. He wee amine that there was • much larger rum m the desk the day Ware ' la Shot, I took 171. out of it just before I west ouL Had I sat shafted to do so, world haws got away with that Mr. Currie—l ma risky mad him for trial, or commit him to a reformatory. Mr. ou:eon—That I think would be the best thing for him. Mr. Conic—Could you not give him analersr trial? Mr. Cesium—No str, I fear not. Some Woe . wheel he went to a festival with the children tram the sebord, he nut away. He had them a geed snit el lathes, which 644 been eepplied by the puled Miele be void, and when be returned he was in my. I trod hits gain after that. lam very sorry for the boy ; indeed, I took hint fr. , m mr.tives , hanky at int. He bee neither father 1114 , :6el. and perhaps if he had anyone to look after him ire stouhl t.en out Netter. Mr Corro., after tome consideration, committed him to the reformatory at Feltham for three year., and observed that he would there be taught a trade, and if he cooducted hiiimeil well he niiiht yet turn out a wilful member ed exiety. M. 4 it LBOROMH .BTRICLIT. nfollitn• A r ateteltek. NICOLL'eI, nomae Hamsoo, role nuiker. Thames Dittoes, Surrey, mai Amara aeneeerany, 37, Great Bt. Andrew-street, tailor, were charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt, with elealiag et 4 8 . Warrick -street, Ragestatreet, • enrollee, ft bomb, silk robes, .4 silver swank orsaroente, and other article., the pro perty of 'teary John and Douald Nicoll, merchant halos, 4 WArWlk k street sod iteuentoitreet. Mr. John I'. Murrough, of Warwick.chanibers, appeared for the priumery From the r. elute* of lir. Donald Nicoll, it appeared that the priennere hsd leen in his employ since .tune lame : Cot on Satunhy evening. Seeing Armstrong hurrying ,err from the pr . 111i0 . 11 with a parcel, he had him stopped oy it, maunder and. on the parcel being opened, It was foetid to imatain the abovemamol goods, the penel being directed t.. " Mr. !Harrison. Thames lnthoi, Cloak linoin, Wetertee•etatinn." The prieooer tna.t .ng. when asked whether be knew what the parcel ."otained, miel he did, and that he was acting under Harmon's direction, stn.' that he was to meet him at the tdtoth And that the officer took Harrison into custody on lc. towing for time parcel. Brown, U. C. proved takirn Harries.' into curitorly on 1.1....kies for the parcel, be (Harrison) saying it mu hie pan lie afterwards went tenants, tattoo sad marched • home, and the property produced was given up, roe metier of *even white surplices sad four black robes, bat sot oviipletely made up. Mr. Marrone' raving crate-examined the witticisms, and th-. ' , Woe having been read over, Mr. Merrough ad• droved the tougistnite in a very energetic meaner on behalf of the phones., who were ressailed on bail. It was elated that Merriam (mused' carried on an =Ma k leicne. in rtunaosiry-lace NI a robe-maker, his betimes aft, resole tscini trunalerred to Mr. Nicoll. tar sumac mammas.) KIT KITTING.—(THIS DAY.) LSO PLATL Oambridgmhire Course. Furious 20 ran. SWEEPSTAKES. King oil the Forest 1 briny 2 Audrey 3 7 ran. hoB. wAII)BN PLATE. Polyolbies 1 2 3 16 ran. MATCH. Umpire beat Tom Bowline. SHARE LIST S.-THIS Tra dOsoce. The railway share market to-day 30 inactive, and in some instances, including Great Western, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Ber wick stooks, a decline of about per cent. has taken place. Present quotations are as follows : London and North Western stock, 100} to a, after being marked 101 ; Great Western, 72t to 731, after being marked 73a ; Midland, 133 to a, after being marked 133/ ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 117 f is 118 ; South Eastern,. 861 to 86* ; Caledonian, 94 to ; Greet Northern, 114 to 115 ; and Eastern Counties, 53 to e. Lomberdo-Venstian Railway shares have im proved to 11-16 to 9-16 die. East Indian Railway stock is in better demand. The Canadian lines are veryuiet. lr; 1 7 -- t•li:m7 &I{ 11 1 111, 1111 I 114 e 100 f 1 Mk 116 •n C ine Te i ese 3.' $& I 61 1 dee i i ■ 1 " z " t - MO 110,1 l OW A Al 1101 - 1 i 1 la .... In - - Tin. Deem ref Down and the Orangemen hare int.....lli•ioe. the deem haring refused to allow • an in m V. be preached as tba sth of November nest to the .Mmes of Leuile in Can .athectral of Dowimatriek. We (B , 4:Aire undeeetanel that Mr. n it. r, M . I. it about t o pall dawn the miaow* at Him` • awl to hand ow its sate a •plealid manatee et the first The plass. we he, me Ina mate of forwarditem, f. •derep, Nr. Nom an eminent Louden architect, ,••,;••• Awl that the work will be ccemweweett early is ••r • s •• I ?Ott 11 - -WOW bCt OfrAR tt 1860. b T w N OP at ^ 111 qt_ I"Cn dals 4 . 11 1101 dis par 9 ar Ml l dis par n 17 4 i Ili lli 14 111 lie is am IA imi 71 Sbo: atoool 14 1.91 1 1P1! ll u Ise u Tkia 4000 1190,000 limo 1,009116 103,8310 00.010 a ii 34 / ii& GO &I li a al 7, am MOM 110,0•11 1110.000 100,00 U. OM IA 000 AsoWl= 1000 116boollo DorilaWaiorworiks.. DI Dril Animism LM .. 60 16.16.616416/104. lel. A IS Do. pat a WOW' qj Condo Mond Wools T Wei. Colegfr. A Onalt !Notarise; Do. Apt= Deb Do. Now as.mod Aust. Cop. Mom N Da l i rgar pot. 14.6.1416 re aIII ONWIL . 112062 lAA • CUM Minernand Narbegd•Ossialload.3 Lel i t lji. B os. at 1 411: N. Dm& Is NANA lA. . all txtralidait. Do. "Now Sharer U 21 K 10, IT 0 SO II 16 166 ■i 24 14, F0 11/4 Th. %MS "11. ____ si:iiiiiiiiAll Ow !Pei awit tamales. ,Wdh►i ki.... les It bet Tot. 4; a Owillye. Wiz Orr. Ds& ~.ki... Milroy loyal Mall atom Art. lar*Mia tli Amarillo" Land TaL Do* Da. OA liglatared Toni Dim. Oa Up. Oia Vas Dlimiles land - Ai 1 a an I lel 7: = le 01 die - - 17 lie_ 1 -- V V 1$ ft It 14 11l US Ile - IS 11111 le 11l IS MI Mt IN M 11l ii * l i ds I 1 3 44' Spa :4, ark r'' It 4 14 4 . 4 0 I 1 ... ... ii 1 pm 1 41 IS 14 1111 1 4 ni Po in 11 1 111 1111 4 i • id _66 Is sf I 1 9 10 MONBY MARKAT-THIS DAY. Two o'ljagm. Aitkeivgk the discount market is sasy to-day, and the Porta Bourse has advanced, the stock markets are dull, with little businem. The funds remain stationary, at the closing quotations of Saturday. British railway stocks in several instances exhibit a reduction of g pee cent. in the absence of de mand. In other reepeats the share markets pre sent no feature of interest. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. &QUI& were quoted 681 r, 96e., being nearly per cent. better than on Saturday. Console are officially marked 92f and I foe money, and 92i and 93 for the amount. The present quotations are 921 to for cash, and 94 to 93 for the Bth of Nov. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stook, 231, 229 i; Three per Cents. Reduosd, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 91f, I ; Thirty Tears' Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 16 ; India Stock, 290} ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 105/, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96f ; ditto Bonds, 4s. dia. ; Five per Cent. "aniseed" rupee paper, 96, 961 ; Exchequer Bills, Is. dia Turkish Bonds are rather firmer, and have improved 1 per cant : the Lim of 1854 is quoted. 691 to 70, and that of 1868, 54 to f. Mexican Bonds are rather flatter. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 2211, 1,1, 1; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 831 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, and 1859, 441 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1041 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 48f, ; the Committee's Certificates, 61 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1854, for account, 70 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 641, f , f ; Vene zuela Three per Cents., 23. We understand that the interim dividend of the Oriental Bank Corporation for the last half-year, which will be announced at the general meeting on Monday next, will be at the rate of 14 rat oent. per annum. Foos. o'CLoci. 3 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Croon. The mining market to-day is dull, the inquiries being limited. The principal business has been in shares in East Cazadon, East Bennet, Sortridge Consols, St. Ives Consols, Wheal Jny, East Wheal Russell, and Par Consols mines. Foreign and colonial mining shares are very quiet at former prices. Those of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Aus tralia have been dealt in at I t din. and par. There have been same transactions in Worthing Mining shares. The Reapryn Copper Mining Company is an nounced, with a proposed capital of 25,0001., in shares of 11. each. It is intended to purchase the lease and machinery and to continue the workings of the Respryu Mine, near Lostvrithiel, upon which about 14,0001. is stated to have been expended. The returns hithertobave been about 4,5001. The ore is unusually rich, yielding 20 per cent. of pure copper to the ton. The mine has already been satisfactorily proved at 9 and 16 fathoms, and the object of its transfer to the present company is to prosecute the works on a scale commensurate with the capabili ties of the sett. It is a tangible advantage that the Cornwall Railway runs through the sett, close to the works. The purchase money is to be 10,0001., of which, in proof of their confidence in the pro perty, the vendors take four-fifths in shares. Lord Henry Gordon is chairman, and the direction in cludes most of the other members of the board of the Silver Vein Mining Company (Limited). Consols are without change, compared with the prices current at 2 o'clock, being quoted 921 to for money, and 92/ to 93 for the amount. Money is more freely offered in the discount market, and in some instances good bills are taken a fraction below the Bank minimum. Much caution continues, however, to be shown as regards long engagements. The applications at the Bank on Saturday were moderate. About 40,000 f. in gold was taken from the Bank on Saturday for exportation to Spain. The imports of specie last week did not amounted to more than 187,000/., the bulk of which is from Melbourne. The whole has been sent away. The Liverpool cotton market remains firm. The sales on Saturday amounted to 10,000 bales. The Crttclit Fonder Society of France has an nounced a loan of 1,500,0001. sterling. The money is to be applied in advances to departments, com munes, &c. A report has been issued by the directors of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company. The revenue is satisfactory, but in several points the expenditure has been unavoidably in creased. The balance at the credit of the insurance account is 133,9514. The directors allude in congratulatory terms to the satisfac tory manner in which the Atlantic and intercolonial ma l service has been performed under the accele rated tables commen ce d in March last. They con clude by recommending the usual dividend of 21. per share. _ _ The Atlantic Royal Mail Company's steamer Connaught, the foes of which, near Boston, has hajust been reported, was a new iron paddle • veses4 ving been launched from Newcastle only in April last. This was her second trip across the Atlantic. She was commanded by Captain R. Leitch, regis tered 2,960 tons, and had engines of 800 horse power. Nearly 500 passengers were on board, who, with the crew and mails, were happily saved. The vessel was insured, and the loss will fall principally upon Lloyd's and various offices in London. _ _ . _ . ♦ number of shareholders in the Regent's Canal Company have convened a special meeting of their fellow-proprietors for the 14th Nov. to consider the expediency of applying to parliament in the en suing session for an act to authorise the construc tion of a railway in conjunction with the canal from the neighbourhood of Maiden-lane to Lituehowie, and the enlargement and improvement of Lime home Dock. Another special 'meeting of the General Disommt Company (Limited) is convened by the liquidators for the 25th inst., to confirm the resolution weed OD the 19th ult., for voluntarily winding up the company. At Witold Jane meeting on the 15th inst. the accounts showed a credit balance of 602/. ss. 4d. Crape Miss cm the 17th inst. made a call of 11. per share. At Welt Wheal &ton meeting, on the lab inst., the accounts showed a credit balance of 5,2421. fie. 4d. The profit on the two months' working was 4,1801. 19.. 9d. A dividend of 107. 10s. per share (4,2001.) was declared. leaving 1,0421. 6s. 4d. to the next account. At East Trevenen Mine meeting on the 15th inst. a call of 3e. 64. per share was made. The mine was subdivided into 600 shares. The following Indian telegrams have been re ceived at Mr. Renter's office : BOMBAY, Seer. 27.—Shirtinp doll and unchanged. Male twist dull and declining. Cotton dull. Malwa opium quiet; sr. higher. Co ppe r active, but unchanged. Money over abundant. ExaiMge on London, 2s. OA Freights sod government seceuities anaharged. Cstcurrs, Baer. 24.—Exigiange on London, b. Oid. Government securities Four per Cents, 82 ; Fives, 94. Freights advanced lila to 15a. With reference to the freight market, Messrs. Thomas Sharer and Co. report as follows : The scarcity of tamp for the ow Swedish ports con tinues. A goad nosy vends of the dile required in this trade have been lately lost. From Gottenhurg 425. Bd. is current. For grain steamers ere in inglnert, at 2L ettl. to 2e. Pd. end 5 per cent., from Gottenbeargs and tid. extra from adjoining ports. Woes/Ace& Sa. 91 sal 5 per neut for small sailing craft. The Mediterranean market is un altered in its general tone, sod the quotations scarcely vary from the recent currency, but forward ships are valuable. Alexandria, Os. ; tialcinka, Sic., es. &L ; Danube, 12a. fid. ; Odessa, Ws. ; Awl, Ms. ; all for advanced tonnage. - • Tho following *immunisation relative to the re lighting of the ' li ghthouses on t he' 'Arian coast and at Trieste, has been received at Lloyd's from the Admiralty : Admiralty, 19th October, Sir, • With reference to your letter of the 17th must, I am commanded by my Lords Commissioners of the Admi ralty to acquaint you for the information of the committee for numajpng the affairs of Lloyd's, that her Majesty's consul-general at Venice has reported that the lighthouess on the Mein coed have been re-established ; and that the lighthouse at Trieste was re•illuminated on the 6th instant, for the lest time since its mpprersion on the 25th ultimo.— I sat, /cc., W. G. ROILUNZ. Capt. G. A. Halsted, R.N., Secretary, Lloyd's. SATUILLIM Yvaiva Consols, which closed yesterday at 991 to 93, for the Bth Nov., opened this morning at 93 to and closed at 971 to 93. Fur money the last price was 921 to The official business report is as fol lows .--Three per Cent. Councils, for money, 92k, 93 ; ditto for account (Nov. 8), 93 ; Three par Cents. Reduced, 9lf • New Three per Ousts., 911, I, ; Bank Stnek, ; India Mock, 221, 220 ; ditto. Five per Coat. Stook, 18611, 1031, ; ditto Bonds, 2s. dis.; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961, k ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 96. Indian government securities remain rather dull. There weresome sales of India Bonds at 21. dis count. Iffichequer Bills fell le., closing at Is. die. to 2s. prem. Few transactions occurred in foreign bonds. Mexican, however, continue to meet with inquiry. Bank shares to-day were unaltered is price. Royal Mail Steam retain an upward tendency. There were some. inquiriesfor Loudon Diaoount shares. Oriental Wand Steam wge flatter. Great Ship were quoted 4s. 9d. to be. 3d. Thu new shares of the Midland Railway Com pany were quoted 11 to 2 prem., and Illinois Cen tral Railway Optional Rights Serip, 4 to 41. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP . B:WEEPSTASES OF sous. _H.Y. Gladiolas, 4 yrs, fisti2ll7; P - rea — taadaat, S yrs, 74 71b ; Owellyan. 4 yrs, 6st 71b. All are blare. INTRY FOR TWO-YR-OLD SELLING HANDICAP. Ab. N. Mils Emus, Net 71b; Ladybird, Set 41b Weather witch, ; Weatherproof, Tit 101 b; Boleti°, let Plb ; Nay Bell f, 7st 9th ; cby Cotherstooe, 7ot 71b. AU are bare. CRITERION STAKES. Five furlongs IS2 yards. °tornado, Elborias, Icarus, Barb Pi u, Folkestone, Cveros, Grey Hen c, Bluestone, Walluoo, Kiarikoff, and Giraffe f are here. PAID Fosnrr.--Solferino, Invader, Tooloo, br to Ted dingtoia, Donna Maria, Robin Hood, Kn4ht of the Tbietle, Camperrlown, Pardalotte. Dundee, Clmil c,Browide, Poly olbion, Bas Bleu, Higliflyer, Nautilus, Orbit, Groan, Lisbon, Perini, Roving Boy, and .Sorer f. Oran AlllVALB.—Parmite. Kitty Kingston, Quaker, Brown Duchess, Little Dick, Killigrew, Mantrap, Benno, Linieflower, Simla. Stamped*, Blue Ruin, Bye ways, Weatherisound, Lopatin, Dr. Nichol, Niger. White Roes, Jidda,. Crater, Sir Willies, HOWIIOI4, Block DIAMODIL rontadina, Rap. Canino. Chance Shot, Underhand, Pre lude, Bestow. Mover, Ripon. Moorhen. Maid of the 1114, , Rupert, Little Nell, Coos Stitch, Nicholas, Chesterfield, c, Wild Will, M. Philippe, ConiforteV, Captain Forams, Rebelle f, Ingestre, Junius, Jingling Jokey, Pounce, Lady Evelyn c, Winton, Thormatiby, Teton, Lady Falconer, Wrinkles, Sweethawtiers, Mutimer, Yoks, Retanat, Courier, Veer f, Gallus, Catawba, (leek* Rising Bon, lady 'Drew pees, Feoilorowna. Rapture, ML Dlsby, Moomock, Apollo, Cantab, Wee Polk!. lady Clare, Ben Webster, Buttercup, Speaker. Tiara, Her Highness, Ancient Britoe, Patege, Bayonet, Consolation, Mr. Sykes, Tommy Noble, Sporting Late, Cracow. Malice, British Grenadier, % olitiou, staotoo, Atherstooe, Nutlxish, Flotilla, Nuacia, Isabella, Amsterdam. Ipswich, The Don, Volunteer, Man Friday, Winktield, Amato f(2 yrs), Paquin o (2 yrs), Torn Thumb, Phemy c, Jessie Brown (3 yrs), Con solation, Ziropiri Alice Jane, Niter to Horses, Moldavia , Billy Banks. B rother to Riseber, Astarte, Philomela, Nunnery, Erica. Nativity, Mathis, Flutter e (3 yin), Louise Lecouene, Snapdragon, Paaptio f (2 yrs), ladylike, sad Robinson Cretan LATERT BETTING. CAMBRILKIESHI RE. 6to 1 opt Goides Pippin (t) 6to 1 Weatberbovad (1) II to 1 Patinae (t) 14 to 1 Maim* 10 10 1 William (t) (t) lb is 1 lonia (t freely) 116 1 13antea (t) 100 to 3 Ripon It) Chateaux:mune& —The followi_ en are serstehed:—O•se rat H. Wildpsys. Promised land, end Stapleton. Weather very line. ALARMING rCli IPA CHAPEL AT SHEFFIELD. Lent evening a scene of excitement, fortunately bat rerely onboard within the wells of a place id worship, took piece in the Hanover Chapel, libelist& The chapel is ea attractive and suletautial.lookim build" Mg, of ma miderable dimensions, and is only jest completed, the ear ' vier yesterday he;ng the find that have bon held. It Ma boas emoted by the Ceded Methodist Nee Church, sad thaty invited the Ike. James Cowboy, :=4O the opening sermons. Tooterday. , nom chapel te cali of ormteitheg greed throe ' thomead people, hundred. were made to pia Math ' doe. In the ismaing. after prayer, Ile. Omer, demeaded from the pulpit in order to perform the duties tiring within the communion The chapel was desaQy crowded ; every scat wee occupied, sad the sides sad purges between the pews were crowded by prisms who were unable to obtain mate. As soap a. Mr. Osegbey got withio tee rommuaion rails. the coegrespthion in the salkry maidenly nee from their Beata for the - pioeis of seeing the ceremony of baptiani performs& The moment the people mee, a small portion of ornamental plaster is the LW= beneath the gallery fell amongst the people, mod a amine of great excitement. The idea that the place weepving way seemed to •61411 a large por tion of those in lb. Owe, _sad a gnat rush was made to the doom. Witham sensamed i several people jumped over the pews in order to get oat, and the utmost confusion preveded. Some men, some self-posemeed than others, culled lustily for the poop& to maim their seats, but for some time their FANS esuld sot he distinctly heard. At length, when a oomtheratile number had left the place. comparenve order wee riatorad ; and who it was expleioed that them was no dew, sad that the accident to the ceil ing wee a trilling wee, the people took their seats again, sad the service wee preeethed with. Is a few mioutee more another portim of the enrateatid plaster fell, and thin tone the coalmine was greater thaa bakes. A seem of intense excitement sawed, and it am some time helm* order could be again restored. The planter which fell le sear ome gaslights, lead M le thought that de net bin dry sad set, swathe heat of the gas , had cowed it rfrr y W. bond of so serious injury. One men is and to have had Ide heed eat by the falling Osier. neural wens sever* embed in ask aorta M essepe, has ao more sedges injury wee surithord. The sievisa allerwarda pro moted amootbly to the oat —/faaottattar lassairaer. The annual gathering of the Him:Mord em anative and Agricultural Club--which has mem to be regarded NI a kind of exponent during the recess at oca servative opinion in the eastern district—was bald on Friday evening at Coml. Hioliaghsen, near Halstead. The diaper took place at the Bell Inn, the chair being oocupiul by Mr. P. 0. Papillou, M.P. fur Colchester. who was seppirted right and left ivy Major Bereeford M.P., Mr. C. Ur Case, M.P., Mr. J. W. Perry Watlingtou, M.P., Mr. A. Majesdie, & B. Ruggles Brims, and other local supporters of coeservativ• principles. LORD BROCOMAII AT HUDDIULIWIRLD.--011 Sa turday evening the annual mirk and distaributies pries in ourisexion with the Mechanics' lastitatios—as institution of greet local value, and well and efficiestly managed—was held in the Philosophical Hall, Haddendleht. The event was lone of gener.d nowt - moot eassegseses of the presence of several distioguithed vela es the oesmius. The prima were detiihutel by the *Wit Hon. Lord BINOVGIiAII, who delivered the opening iress. Hi lord ship wee received with quit, on ovation of Appian's, aad the whole of the audience, on his appearance, joined in vigil; " Auld rang Svoe." the venerable nobleman being thereby affected to tears. On the platform, amidst a ottmberof lead gentry, were the Hight Hon. Sir J. W. Itamsdes, ALP., Freak Crossley. Fol., M.P., Janie. Stinsfeld, Pak, M.P., E. A. Leathern. Esq., M.P., the Hon. Francs Stuart Wortley, and other geteleihen. The specious hall was crowded to excess, sad numbers were unable to gain ad mittance._ __ 811.10Hrt &MIRING ON ENOLIAR •ND CHINESS riore•TlON.—On Saturday •ftertioco prises WWI 4611•111111 d to the boys of the Liverpool Institute by Sir John Bowrieg. who gars a vivid and interesting wooing of edivational @lndies in China. He described the exciting competitive aliHnillatka• held yearly in the sapitele of ouch provialler and the almost delirious joy of the fries& and relative* of the misa d u i youths, who were likely to attain the bighead, positions in the empire. whom viceroys exercise almost sovereign powers .soy thirty millions of people. Still nuw Dols did am possess a tithe of the edecatim o d sel :47=amid, youths, whom he Mir John Bowringi shield to sued! the Chinese Laguars. me a Meat speaker or iahmsarstar could torn his linguistic acquire ments to moot prodtabis account. A youth named Edward WOWS Await wee the successful competitor for an exhibi tion to She London University valued at 100/., the gift of tabs Ms Yr. Joseph B. Yates. Tits ItiessesßTATlOX or THR WICK BIIRM/A.— Lord Bury has issosol se orldrom. anonym* himself so a sr whits for thy slot naiad by Mr. Lin. Quzax's Cossass, RlOSeirr.—We have learned with cent entidnetiem that at the find matriadation ova agitations of thermoset erosion, bold yesterday, in the i - a l. lege, 95 Mt.y.mr or sow sttelsota presented tbeologive• f or earelment.— VW. COLIAoII OV PIINCETTOSIL —At the meeting of the conned on Saturday, the 10th hart- the following geetlemag were elected member, of the college :—Mr W. 8. Bur, IRanielegh-grove. Pinilion ; Mr. A. A. ameba* (Bu Commercial School. Chelsea ; Mr. G. 11. Brovrotes. Widen. near Bath ; Mr. J. Day, Rath Hose, Mewls ; Rev. R. Fowler, M.A., bead muter, Cathediel School, Olooorolor ; Mr. J. H. Oates, Thetford; Rev. W. R. Griffith RA., Priori*. Proprietary Srhool, Taunton; Mr 8. Unlink Boti & ? Badlands. Brisk,' ; Yr . Thos. Hales. K Edward's Bskeral, Southwark ; Mr. R. Heath, RA., Tot ' park ; Yr. W. Lloyd, St. Bartholomew's Mitchell, Glooop ; Mr. 1). Moore, T .part ; end Mr. Robert Waimea, Tottcridge-park. Sr. GROIVIVIFIN -THU- EAMT. Yesterday osemisir e for the Snot time for many months. perfect quietness per 'ceded during the perfortnance of Diving serrko at NW parish church of 84. George's in-the-East. ORDINARY BRAIN AND WO N& iismArs. reL Igleeer VaL 1 i7a WINO sad Tow ftelies.EssentaNd.C IMAM sad UAW Caisdiskii Oat and Lome De. ko • edldiv. small Da I its. =Mil ft d a 2. 4 • AbeLls. loam Vales. 84oek • Ow Moak Aid Mk. rdialmpliam4 11,4•1 re rota isP r As Jim Ovir • a. 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' 3 . - - - I r_ a‘ Dst.. lferq flet i giltraiss 0.4•166 Irak Wpm Ottarma Mak Provissial a Ltelaad De. New AtaaMalls 1 11 ral t il l a K £.. £ a t A a a lo l 01 all .. . t r Oil Z.# 1 fiiiii isiiiil — .14 F.. a lot 100 1111 140 101 93 IS 11 19 i B i $4 87 811 iiimai l 11 If Ms I V I V : t 11 91 94 I Il THZ PENINSULAR NAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, EIVIDAT. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Sultan, Oliptein Cook, los arrived with the 'doors mails to charge of lieutenant Chooball,lZN. Mae loings 17 saseragers, 11 packer's opsola, value 3,8064 sad the following auto : —174 booms tomatoes, 1.37 boos ahosate, 119 pedals. elephants' Ina. 29 bomb potatoes, 14 boxes melons, 7 bolas grapes, 2 11 born ba =sto, 92 bone oranges, 30 boxes Loos% 1 case of wine, 419 lazes eggs, and 111 miges soodeles. TEE M4IL SERVICE. BOUTHAYPEON, SAIVIDAY. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Goyim, Gapmia Evans, ailed hence to-day at Spa, arab tie mails for Gibraltar, llaita. Egypt, Aden Coylos, India (except Bombay), China, Mauritius. Amaral's:and New Zealand. The Ceylon took 116 feet, 54 second, and 12 deck ;63 other sees proceed out rid Marseilles, joie •t Malta, making a Mika manlier of 244 pessiesms. GALLANT LIFEBOAT BISTICII3.—SIXTEIN LIT.; SAVIII).—FLZITWOOD, morning. about 8 o'clock, during a heavy gale of wind, with a ver y sea rolling over the banks, the American barque Verse" of Halifax, slipped both her anchors in the offing, and done before the gala oo Bonett's Hank, about three miles flea Fleetwood. The lifeboat belonging to the Natiosel We. boat Inatitutiou was immediately manned by (apt. Wssey, RN., her ooviwain, J. Fox, and a crew of eleven men. After having been launched she was taken in few by a steam tag, which took the lifeboat to windward of the slif After some difficulty and onaiderablis skill on the * of the crew, a communication was effected with the w from which fifteen men and pilot were fortunately lakes off. They were afterwards safely brought en shoe aired 1 o'olock. As soon as they were landid the orrice, of the lifeboat were again called into reqtdeiticis ; but the result of her proosedinge this time has not as yet been as sertaised. This excellent lifeboat has only . been this isapertest station about 12 mouths, but duns( that period she has been instrumestal is rescuing during very ity weather twenty-seven perm= from a watery grave from the wrecked wads Azive Kitchell, of Montrose ; (Satlorise, at Newry ; the Jess flew. of Mveratone ; acrd the barque Veronese, of Halifax, as above related. (a h' Wow, R.N., sad the coxswain Fox have on each occasion been off in the lifeboat. TNI GAItIIALDI EICIIMION/Iffl.—We (Salford ' Weekly Retro) are glad to see, from the following letter from so " excursionist " who halls from our patriotk borough, that the English volunteer for Garibaldi are in good and are enjoying the ottettraion with admirable asett4 the Editor of Salford Weal News. Ww,—Dambileas you will be interested to know bow we, the Law • =oar simians,' have been treated. Our first night em beard I Nut assure you tiled the finer feelings of moat of my Amply be can,e we were not used to it. However, sines Ore% eizi r l to the present time, we have beat most ocatedebie. attention IS to our oomforteal olir hod toad and in ehnndanoe, oeswiating of tea, bee, perk, lad &le, with • due allowance of tebseso. • lave fanned • choir, white is nailed the ' Gartbaidiee Waging as the quarter deck at eight, whkil k oeuthedre 10 the her pima deg. Our jemmy Ins bees mai knowable • weather beautiful. The atarcillgeod hang _pgaagaisbakoragi the offitaers and men. Oerreepeet for passe lb,* Styles mad thptain Hampton korgamen wary dayoart we an ink ing forward to the time what we shall We epos lealish shore, sad strike • blow for freedom. ass, sir, years ehediestly, Giotto, NOILATPO LARIII7III, here eirpigal, 9th oompaey, Ship Em p 'Tor , Quiche, bib, V" agar Gibralinz" COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LINE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather yesterday we; sad to-day is, highly fewer. able to agricultural employment, but for the vital interests of the farmers it comes much too late in the reason. The land can, however, now be prepared for future crops. The supply of the peat week, per ship sod rail, of English wheat was quite moderate. Flour • very fair quantity, especiallyiper land carriage. Barley very short, beans and peas limited. Scotch and Irish oats a few small parcels and a little Scotch barley. The foreign arrivals of wheat were more limited thanlof late- -11.nothaa., Bieck Sea, French, and American. Barley continued in very ceatrected quantity, mostly EgTptiou. list. short-Russian, Danish, 81wedish, and Dutch. Of flour there were a few racks of Spanish and a rather large arrival of American barrels, but lees than the previous week. large quantities of wheat and flour continue to arrive in Liverpool from America. Several cargoes of beans from the Mediterranean arrived during the week bat no foreign peas. The wheat trade to-day is firm, and hilly as dear as on Monday het, for all descriptions, both English and foreign. Barley was brisk, and the stands were all cleared early, at an advance of Is. per quarter on the rates of this day week. Oats very lively trade today, and the advance of last week of 6d. per qr. readily paid. Flour Is. dearer for country made, snd Is. per brl. since Monday last. Norfolk, 431., the depression of Friday last being removed. Beans and peas scarce and Is. dearer than this day week. FLOATING CARGOS& -A good arrival and a brisk business has been done at advanced rates since Friday last. Willa..-English : Base: and Kent, white, new, 50s. to 645. ; ditto, fine old, 64e. to 685.; ditto red, new, 44a. to 585.; ditto, line, old, 54a. to Ms. ; Norfolk, be., fine, old, 625. to 68a; red, Dew, 495. to 60a. Foreign : Dantsie, 644. to 66e. ; /De, 665. to 745. ; Konigsberg, 56.. to 645. ; ditto, extra, 645. to 668.; Restock, 66e. to 68a. ; fine, old, 69e. to 711; American white, 60s. to 675. ; ditto red, 59.. to 64a. Bur=r. -English malting, 425. to 48a; grbsding, ?Aa. to XL.; distilling, 42a. to 48a per qr. ; foreign grinding, 309. to 375.; ditto distilling, 30a to 375. Nam -English, Essex and Norfolk. 525. to 58e. ; fine, 66e. to 68a.; Kingston and town made, 53.. to 68e.; fine, 64e. toles.; brown, 33e. to Ns. OAT& -English feed, 255. Od. to 30s. Od. ; potato, 28e. to 295. •; foreign, ate. Pd. to 3L. Od. BZANIL -English tick, 45i. to Ms. ; harrow, 41s. to 4ga. ; Pigeon. 50 e. to 535. ; foreign, 38e. to 46e. rIAN. -English boilers, 41a. to 46e.; maple, 445. to 45e.; grey, 41s. to 43..; foreign, 35% to 41s. Fletsa.-English town, 56.. to 575.; country, 43a. to -475. ; households, 45e. to 5L.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 43..; French, 41s. to 50s. per seek; American, 30s. to At ; Spanish, 41s. to 52e. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON nom OCT. 18 TO OCT. 20. Ceastertee. Wheat. Barley. Vx .4 ,1 . I biltlidt .. 1028 671 780 Neagh 16816 4819 Z. C. )tall 9008 KG 04. N. PAW 114 S. C=all' 46 10 Reports -620 wheat, NO r.K ow gra I qrs. qr i ti Ma seta 1250 12 18 31 .. 1703 17 1796 . . „ ... 13140 41164 7 INA lerto 96 1100 111 166 .. 10033 700 =OS . 60 .. 1068 15 136 176 111 .. 677 losta, and 97 mtg. Boar. DAY.) The following public sales are advertised for tomorrow : Smar-500 hogsheads West India ; 4,000 bags Mauritinsf; and 600 bags Bengal. Coffee-900 begs Rio. Rios-2,00 d begs new Moulmein. esumm—This article has worn a steady appeerance since Friday, but the transactions have been chiefly in parcels afloat. Refined firm. Brown lumps, 49a. 6d. Corm steady. Tea.—This market continues to increase in femmes, and the buds buy with confidence. Box.—(food Demerara sold at Is. lld. proof. Biel has been in good demand, and prices usefully sup ported. Oorroa--100 bales only reported sold. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market i. quiet today, ba t i Arm, at the : f0;11 0 0: t i . ng . prier:—Townhe . tallow, 61z. 901. , _ C lurch, ,9a. 6d. ; Diontiber, 99.. 9 c l . January to PLILITCULUIS 07 TALLOW. Stock od Mad thia day ......k n 12,1111 41.166 47.776 Delivery kat week UN USG 1.796 Ditto &no Id JEN NAN NAN 39.0 8 1 Arrival NA wadi den Ude 4,640 MN Iran Lt JUN 4144817 now 66.743 POlO6 T.C. par owe. lila day DiNo Town laid lrrlday ed. db. &L eln 9d. *AArrival tor ilia week lading Oat 12 lama year. L oaks, and very U casks. rtio arrival lent weak compriard 1,136 main ftia ST Polarabon4 1/18 trout Austral* from South Araarica. and MO from oihar plaora Total. 4.649 man METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of haute is rather smaller than on Monday last, but the demand is very limited, and tiousrluentlV that day's prices are not exceeded. The supply of sheep is also rather small, but it far exceeds the demand. A lame proportion remain unsold. Calves are selling at maser lower rates. Our foreign supply consists of 1,300 beasts, 7,50.0 sheep, sad 220 calves. Par stone of 81ba. a d. L A. Per don* of albs. I. d. Ld. Dot Soots, Heralds. 4 861 Beat Dos& HUM* Sh 114481aortionis 4 4 4 Hot Long-w 0015.... 4 8 6 0 BeesM pal. Was 80 3 1 Do. do. Shorn Oahu $ 8 4 tins & second goal. 6 0 4 4 4 0 6 Do. do. Shorn BoatDnedalt-brads 6 0 6 lambi Beasts at market. 6,000; Shoop and lambs, 26.700 ; Calves, ISO: Pb. 440. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THH4 DAY.) News. Pattenden and Smith report that the market ix very arm for all flee hope ; little or nothing doing on duty, which is expected out about the end of the month. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY. ) Wins Zed Hatton, 21s. 6d. ; Walla End Lambton, 21s. ; Walls End Haawell, 21s. 6d. ; Walls End Stawarts, 21s. 6d. ; Walls End South Hatton, 21.. Bd. Walls End Hartlepool, 21s. 3d.; Walls End Braddyls Hatton, 20a. 3d. ; Walls FAA Hartlepool, 20r. 6d.: Walls End Kepler Grange, 20s. 3d.; Walls End Kellen, 20s. 6d.; Eden Maim 20s. ; Walls End abiacixffe, 19e. 9d.; Walls End Tunstall, 19s. 6d.; Walls Bad Hatton Lyons, 19s. lad.; Walls End Hilda, 191.; Einbacot, 19s. 6d. ; North Hartlepool , 17s. 3d. ; Tantlald Moor Holywall, 11a. 6d. ; Walker Primrose, 14.. 6d. ; Wylam, 17s. 6d. ; Davidson's Hartley, 16s. 91 ; Hastings Hartley, His. ikt. ; Howard's Hartley, 16a. 6d. ; Lambert's Hartley, 16s. 6d. 110 ships at market. Ax Inns POE LORD MAYOR'S Drs. —A correspon dent mites :—" Allow me to make • suggestion with regard to this precedes on the 9th of November. The procession has usually beta somewhat appropriate to the times ; for instance, we had one year emblem+ of peace and plenty, which were succeeded by the emblems of war, represented by the cannon drawn through the streets, and various agri cultural machines. Now what would be more appropriate than that the nest proossion should represent the volun teer movement ? Let each amps, willing to do so, send a detachment to represent them in the procession. The London rifle volunteer brigade ought to turn out in full force to welcome their brethren when they strive, and should the men in armour be in the proomeon (and they will), why then we shall have illwarstions of the warriors of old and the warrion of the present day. —City Pray. I t