The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-29 00:00:00

LAW DiTELLIGENCE. ('PHIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Merely Mr. Commits/ow HoLoyd.) 1 / 1 MR? %NT or, none I NDCR rite new ACT. —IN Ili MM. The bankrupt. • drip segirieer, applied as Ilaterday fee hit diieb•rae (net raatody. Hr was eppreed ti Yr. Leer stalTr, boll of thedetainiog creditor, co thei ironed that h. had petal.. .bed lbe loauhreat lirobione Court, sod that pforlittileir were still mottos there. His Honour reserved hi. judgment f..r th, purpose ci cosaultin another karma His Ilimour now Pro judgment. He said I have con sulted Mr. Commissiesier Evans is this are, and we are loth of "Mains that it is nee to which the 74th section of the I 'osisoli.Litios tel does sot apply. Tes fact* were these. Is Jane lost the baskrupt Sled a petition is the fowlers% Debtors; Court ; bathing was done under it, further than statism • ratios order. to October a petitios for adjudicatioa is bankruptcy is filed is this court ; sad then he applies for his rekaw from restudy—is fact sailer the 112 section of the Coosilidetion Act—raving tiled the accounts required by the %led so:Donal the lest act, and having given the requi site 'Mice to the detaisini creditors. la the ordinarr course of thins, wheel there is a petition pendieg in the Ineulyeat Debtors Court, this court would sot allow a pro , embus to he brought here while that petition k pending except seder the proviliou of • particular est. The coast ...old as,. " 1 fnt get rid of the proceeding is the Insolvest Court, and thee come to this mut" Thee the quemioa avers Joke this 71th seethes, which orlon the Mum ef • potation is the Insolvent Debtor, Court an set al isaltraptey, and save that it shall have the effect of divest ing the real and persuaal estate of the Imakrupt oat of the provisional assigsee of the Insolvent Debtors Court-4b viatica whether this provision is robbed to tividass. We Wok that this 71th mania la clearly rosined to the as. of • pones who would be milident to the beetroot law at the time of Wog hie pod lion in the Insolvent Deliton Cued, sod to sot appl..-040 to an, person who has Wad his petition to the le russet Debtors Court, other than as a trader. This perm, hes out Mel his politica as • trader, bat as • civil engineer. disakrupt —That wan dose thrieigh igoorasseer the law. The 0/1/Ints•••.wer —The only course foe you is to get rid of that petits.° in the Ineolvent Court. If you can get Out petition disruiwwl, you will have a Into arab hero. lid the 2ltli sorter allies act of 11161, tripled with the order rade by the Lord Cluneellor, that tort is to sued up all prsierdings there pending. As long r that prossediag is there praline this cart will nut **Metals We proceedings here. If you can get rid of that, then you as COIN her Thereto,, the petition will be allowed to stand over for a short tire, to sr what course is taken with the polities is the isaufvest Debtors Court. ,111x-ramo. Or AII:OVSTII.—FITTTIO:4 0111311,01 CD. The bankrupt, J. Owes Clarks, was a printer, of Yelie bury-street, Fleet-iitrect. This was the first sitting ; but it appeared that the bankrupt bad failed to comply with the fourth under, which requires him to fUe a list of his creditors within three days of adjudication. Mr. Treheme. on behalf of the petitioner, stated that Vile had occurred entirely through inadvertence. He bad told the bankrupt that he must file such a statement within three drys ; but from some unexplained cause this halnot been done. He &eked that the account should be filed num pro tune, as uo damage could thereby be dose to anyone. ilia Iltmour rid he could oot allow that to be dose. It might hr made a pre.w.leut in other rum The fourth order imperatively required the filing of accounts within three de).. Petition diamimed. IN Ng 11 . CIIKRIT AND III`Nl!IL. The bankrupt. were provision agents, of Adelaide-place, London-hridge. .kt the last sitting, the examination meet ing was adjourned for further investigation of the accounts; and the sseiguese now expressing themselves satisfied. the bankrupts pared. Their unsecured debts are I,7KW. ; assets, DC/. Mr. Brough (instructed by Mr. Chidley), Mr. Lawrence, sad Mr. Linklater were ccucerned in the case. IX RR' Tllnr.t , TINCHCI The bankrupt was a draper, of ('loth fair. Hu debts and liabilitim amount to 9.24 M. ; assets about 1,C))/. Mr. Aalturst, for the amigners, naked for an adjournment at Um, examination, which was ordered. IN RC It. J. SOARKS AND A. DOARMS. The bankrupts were general commission merchants, of Mark.lasse, trading un ler the firm of " M.. 1. Soars and eons." This wee the examination meeting. The accounts (prepared by Mr. Chatteris) are voluminous, and extend from the beginning of IMO down to the time of the failure. At the end of 1,4:41 the bankrupts were in a deficiency of fL$43l. They now owe, to unsecured creditors, 11.2621.: to them bolding security. 6.355/. ; liabilities, 14,900 f. The meets am stated at 2,4501. Pmgts, 4,054/. ; kens (chiefly by bad debts), 7,6341. ; expense and diner. examination was adjourned on the same ground se in the former ease. yr. Yu lierden appma he the (Before Mr. Goninibeiseer lo wl e=que.) DI U incnot.t. AND DOWN. The bankrupts were tallew.brolieus, of Bishopegate street. The bankruptcy eseerved wens time ago, sad the examination sittirig hes been edloareed far Mee to complete their investigatioa of the ecienante k t which they hare be en ar ida by Mews. e Brothers, acting eater as eider of the coon. The accounts hare already been *Welted in detail. The anescored debts awl liabdieke anonet te KAY. ; the asset. are 'Lied at about 1.700 f., aPilldiZa" lie ibis. pars) of Dt.*.141. ; the lower b. bees 4 ; ..pease,3,s;tl/. ; sad drawl". of parboils. 4.0. 1 01. tie the appliestioe of Mr. Lawman tee the assignee% masher edpoirsniest was eedered. THE POLIVE OOURTE (THIS DAT.) HOW4TRZET. wrenow "fr ‘RRIXO" ST LIMJC MOM A sharp looking little arvhin of AMA 13 yore of gees who ssal hie came... Brim sess Wei& beim Mr. ('oux. charged with etruligi s has al an hogs the window of Mr. Masers Two= es artieW ecienemaa, ht K leg Willions.etweet, at the corner wf Chrodoseteseg. Timer =Ned that • pane of Ors its hie while, wa barbs by wow, boys in the sheet, when they lea out • hes of crayons. They ell nes away. and be wsnil wt leto the street to endeserar to =pee= those. He an& prissaar, whoa he bedewed to to ewe of the =sty, es he taw hint away hem the window Immediately after the pose ef WY broken. This occurred shoot WC f della w naterany evening IRA. Porhas,l4. said the primer wee given into hisertedy the bet whoa A wen= who wee by herded whams the ban et ewe= saying a . 12 oaseshoseieg) that she .w hi= throw it sway. gad she plaid it up for the of reeheriai it to the =sm. The prisoner did erstrishet her. W. Tuner Nieman, the box as being his property. It glee we= :b. C.a. fthi t tTs;;l 7 l did wet have the box. sal I did est Leah wind... sad lor set with the boys. Or le 'MI poi s bit of Ors late say bead es they was miss sway. end that it is all I how about it. Mr. Corrio—Wbat 6 Ms sherseter ! lternesut Holmes. Isteltlu; priexter had rim • peat deal of trouble to the palm for several yawl ; be key frequently is enst.sly For similar offences. His foam was a barber. who had rearatly been out of his salad, &lady, be believed, from mental dotty's =slimed by as primer's conduct. The priormer'7.ister .a her father was now at home. haring returnetl from the am lom a few weeks back. Mr. Coma irhAt was found a the primmer? Swritrant Parker produced two purses, • aew pea.kaife, awl aim.. other articles. The Primmer -Them a.. what I bought Mr. C arle-What' twu purses What did you waist tan at °Doe for The Primmer-I boorht 'em of a boy for 10d. Mr. Conte reanaded him for (girths', esarnieatioo. WFATMINSTER. C‘TOICTII..II ST • CABMAN. Ibm. Ns. rahArirer to Mr. Clarke. rah Pro prietor. Milewark was charged cm • summate, Wove Mr. Araolil, with taking mom thaw lia faro for • pistrary from the Sboreditch !natio, of the Easton Counties Railway to Estow-terrace. Um. iiireriirtta Lyleletm, the wife cif the Hon. Lyttletnn, 1.1, Woo-terrain, rid that • few days ago abw espied the defendant to take her from the italics Eatos•terraee. she had a lady with ►er Weide, and her sermat was outside oa the fox, and there Imo deo Ivo packages no the roof. She tendered to kim 3e. reL-2s. GL the fere, 6d. for waiting, sad ad. far the extra pereogor, when be demanded is. Hr. Arnold milled th reorient bow be came to nuke t►at demand Defendant stated that he waited half so hour, which was le, mid 10.1. for the flee packages, at 2d. each package. Complainant observed that • charge could not be made for paclumws when the mum pwrimpr rode outside. I tefendast—The jr*llikl7.lll3 slight bare gone inside. Complainant- It was my servant who was Ming outside. Mr. Arnold- You cold not expect the servant to ode with his Mistre... at. 4.4 that he had no witnesses to show that he 'ratted ball an hour. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29, 1861. -- The defendant was allowed the :le. Gil. he hail received, mod for the over was fined 10s., or, in default, seven dap' imprisonment. There was another charge against the defendant for not Irving produced his ticket when asked to do so. Defendant said that he had showed his badge. Mr. Ailed." told Lim that he should hare produced his ticket. He was toed 20.., or. in default, II days' imprisonment. MARYLEHOSE ATTTXPTEU HOCKI ROHPIDAY. 1,411,nns Sa , ittr, who described himself as a hawker, living at 27, Britannia-street, Cray's Ima•read t was placed at the bar, changed with havin g with a felonious intention attempted to enter the house of Mr. Minter, 106,Upper Sey mour -street, Euston-wivare. The evidence wet to show that yesterday evening at six o'clock prosecutor, while in his bedroom, beard some one trying the street door with a key ; he went out and saw the priamer withdraw his hand from the latch. He stooped down and after pretending to look for something on the pavement, he made off ; he was pursued a n d speedily cap tured by a hackney carriage attendant while in the act of endeavouring to eouceal himself between some cabs on the rank in the neighbourhood, and he was then conveyed to the station.huuse. *roast Benda% 11 Ft, mid that the address given 1,7 the primmer was false, and he had no doubt that it remanded it w wkl turn out that he was an old offender. The prtvoner, who said that he knew nothing about the matter, was remanded for a week. .DARIX4J ROBRZIT. .14111(11 Salith wu brought up fee maxamination. c h arge d with having on the musing at Tueedny kat smuhed a lane of shim in the shop wi nd ow of Yr. George Barnett, Cimitherland•rnarket, Regent's-park, and stolen therefrom a gold watch and chain in a cue, as also a pin crucifix and a few other articles of jewellery. The rase against the prisoner WWI clearly established, and he was committal for trial, the magistrate Music( to ex• IleCi•O • VOIMASIty jsuiadictise in the natter. 6_IIIAD Trillion Jona. aged 19. wee charged with baying stolen a Ind, the property of Mr. Oeorge Cook. The OMNI WWI Sege to take the bread from • hni.k.. the .road, and nu oft with it. He wa• pur sued, enptared with the keit in hie pommterioa. The prima was committed for a math. SOUTHWARK. IMCAPTCht or Al tiICAPIO CONVICT. Sirloin: Barlow, • powerfel.lookiag fellow, well known to the puha as • convicted thief, and who escaped from the police about a week so, wu brought before Mr. Oxalic, charged with steel* a coat, the property of Joao Urn. Burr. the wife of the latter, living at No. 2, Morton etrest, Newington-causeway, mid the prisoner mime to lodge with her a few days mo, and last night when he went out s►e initial her husband's peat-coat from behind the dear, and as no other person had been there but him, site was positive that he was the thief ; consequently, as soon ea he came bons. this morning, she gave him iota estridd. She then, to her surprise, ascertained thst he was The priaoner impudently denied ell knowledge of the met Mr. Ocenbe asked what was known of the prisoner klergesat Gardner, 2.i 31, informed his worship that he wee a ambito= ecnierted thief. About ten days ago he was In the custody of the polies, charged with entering the shop of a gmengnmer, in Bermondsey. and stealing • set of brass males ► weights, but by some mysteriowi manner be contrived to make his escape. He (Gardner) asked fur • remand so that that charge might be investigated as well Si the present one. The prisoner did not deny being the party in custody for t►e scales, but he never stole them. As fur making his amps, that wee all nonsense. Mr. Combs renuinded him for • week far the attendance Of tbr asemeary witnesses. ORIENTAL BANK COJRPORATION.—(THIS DAY.) The general meeting of the shareholder% was held at one o'clock, at the anima in Threadneedle street ; Xr. H. G. Goanom in the chair. The following printed communication was addreased to the shareholders, having appended to it the signature of the chief manager, Mr. C. J. F. Stuart, "I have th e pleasure to inform you that the directon of this corporation have ordered payment of an interim divi dend of If. 65., and a bonus of 10.., together 11. 15e., per 'bare, being at the rate of 14 per cent. per annum on the capital of the company, for the half-year ending 30th June tut, sod that the warrants for the same will be issued and paid free of income tax, on and after Friday, the Ist of November, between the hours of 11 and 2, on application at the dividerel.ofSce." - The ;;;;;rn real the following balanoe-chest: "General statement and balance-ebeet for the half-year ending 3011 June, I : L iabilities :To promissory notes in circulation not bearing interest, 686,4641. se. ; to bills of az change ib circulation not hearing interest, 4,302,7331. 6s. 91; to balances due to other banks, 100,1811. 17.. 2d. ; to cash deposited not bearing hates's., 1,664,2584 to cash deposited bearing hawed, 4,241,2191. 6s. 11d. ; Total due to the public, 10,977,886/. 16.. sd. To capital paid up, 1,280,0001. ; to reserved surplus fund, 252,0001. ; to inserrance food, 50,0001. ; to dividends remaining unpaid, 3,882/. ; to balance of profit and lore after defraying all current chargee. 11:0,0151. 9e. Al. ; due to shareholders, 1,874,8771. 9s. 9d. ; t0te1.12,672,7641. lie. "Aseste : By coin and bullion, 3,111,3571. 16a. 1.1.; by balances due from other banks, 50,706/. 45.; by promissory seise sr bills of other banks, 119,892/. 9s. 2d.—'1796,756/, 9s. M.; by government securities, 774,0011. se. lad.; by bladed or other property of the oorponition, 174,5991. 9e. 4d. ; by debts secured by landed or other property, 25,9151. Bs. 7d. ;by notes and bills dimounted, or other debts due to the corporation, not included under the fore gone( heads, and exclusive of all debts abandoned as bad, 7,901,473/. 134. 7d. Total, 12,872,764/. 6.. 2d. " Profit and Lose Account :—To amount required to ply dividend for the half-year to this date, 88,2001. ; to bakers, 90,815/. 9.. 91—total, 109.0151, 9a. 91. By amount of eat profit as above after defraying current charges sod providing for all bed and doubtful debts, 109,0151.9. 9d." The CHAIRMAN said the melting was convened for the declaration of an interim dividend, and therefore there was 1110 report ; but he had the *nem to date that had there been a report, it would have shwa the growing prosperity of the bank. Oa the Indies of Mr. Ku awake were accorded to the directors for their atreemfal wwwageenent of the bank. The Liverpool Philharmonic Society's grandest coneert of the seencon—the performance of Haydn's oratorio of The Creation, with the principal soprani part sepeortad by Madame Ouldiclimidt Lind, took plum lest eves*. There was one of the largest, most fashionsbie, and Mir termitic sediesioas (says the Mercury) that have ever graced the noble hall. Very few aisle were vacent in the boxes or body, and the spacious galleries were almost ineeeverdently crowded. By a itaarter to eight, the time semonsowl fur the concert to commence, band and chorus were is their places, sod shortly aftnewsnla Mr. Gold. achinidt entered with Malaise Goldachmielt leaning on his sam This we a signal for a prelseged outburst of applause, whish the lady gracefully sakaewledged. Mr. Goldschmidt thee leek hi statics at the mmesetor's stand, and the emisrie eemmensed. 8A1.2 or ins Fouxur-orma—Yextertlay there wee a ode by aeries os as extensive scale of the materials the Wrft discy building is Deersies- caws which has hithee mid se the lessigwellise. awl to he forthwith reurred tor the peeper p whir is WOW ark Akre' ex. Weiss. Oa re err al Doweirretrest *hole streets have wend within the inn few weeks, and more are to he forthwith round, is ardor that tire may be as little dabgr ups to SIN/enenning the sew works. Vaster day's ewe ordsoled as the premises by Mr. Olasier, the arterials diernesd et etwertiag ef 3,000,000 stock leeks, a large gevetity af Maim, plata Wm, timber ia reels, Soon, kr, madded mad other doom mahogany et=and ether arises and frames, upwards of 1.11) tons del, pvies, 'erworee, store, sad Satires end Iltaisp el all Made. Nome of the materials fetched good prima Tun CAni VINCE4T COLLUCCI.--Since the con reties of this priory he has been in • most melancholy coulakr, and it appears that the result of the trial wee most sessisseted to him, us he entertained • rustiest spicing that he should either be acquitted, or that Mir Johnstone would sot appear and give evidence against him. It he bees rated that alum the trial, and there is very nab doubt of the fact, that when the CAW stood for trial at the he seseinia, an offer cm made to the prisoner, if be would plead guilty, and consent to the reaoration of the 1,601.11., that WA/ taken from him at the time of his appo, herlas by Tamer, the officer, that the prosecution would apply to th e mart Mallow Min to to discharged, up on enter ing into rewspissaces to appear Lod receave judgment if he should be called upon to do ao, bat he positively refused to accede to this proposition. It was very much desired that MAW Jobeetor should be spared the annoy woos of appearing in a public court to give her evidence, and the prisoner no doubt anticipated this, and calculated that she would not do en, and that he should thus escape the comequesoes of his rascality ; but when it WA/ found that he would not sires to the liberal offer that wan made hies, it was determined that the case should proceed. The primmer, it appeared, lived is the most luxuriant awl ex. tiavegast style at his riders is Oviugdmi.eguare, and it will be remembered that 300 i. of his ill-gotten gains were expended is about three weeks. and if him career had not bees cot short so suddenly, in all probability the whole would very soon have bees quay aid away. Is a few days the prisoner will be removed to the Militant Peniten tiary. where be will have to undergo his mature. Tun LATI FATAL AtYcintnr TO • DRILL IN wenUCtult AT Assross.—The amount of subeeriptiona in behalf of the widow of Sergeant Whorley has been largely increased (says the South tasters (lazette) during the pest week, sad includes a pop many eostributious from • die. tame. After a sermon preached ea Sunday week, by the Mew. J. P. Akcck, chaplain to the corps, a sum of MI. N. 10d. was collected. - MUIIHUN or PATZcTS, SOUTH KETHILNOTON.-. Number of withers for the week entliog OctriFer 36, 2,1 4 :01. 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The early hour at which the Cambridgeshire was set to be ran for took the few remaining book•makera in town by surprise. The principal betting was chiefly confined to the favourites, and the following were the quotat io ns : CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 5 to 1 apt Henharn Lase (t f) 7to 1 Litneflower (t) 7to 1 The Roe (t) 10 to 1 Asteroid (t f ) 10 to 1 Confectioner (t) 15 to 1 Pale■tro (t and offdl 20 to 1 Ivanhoff (t f) ZS to 1 Mutineer (t and *IN 21 to 1 Baron Munchatteen (t) 30 to 1 Paste (ofd) 40 to 1 Gridiron (t and offd) 40 to 1 Gabrielle IYEstreee(offd) 50 to 1 Oxford (t) fif. to 1 Libellous (t) 100 to 1 Man-at-Arnie (t) Orr ascratc =sours.) NEWMARKET MEICTING.—(THIS DAY.) CAMBR I DG Mill RE STAKES. Paleetro Gabrielle d'Estrees Asteroid ... 35 ran. £O PLATE. Steelpen c F•casio ..• narration ... ••• 3 • 19 ram ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKE& T.F.C. Nutbush, 3 yrs, 10st ne ; Southport, 3 yra, 7st lab ; Queen of Spain, 2 yrs, 7st 71b ; Knightsbridge, 3 yri, 7st 41b ; Snapabot, 3 yrs, lit 41b , Toluroo, 2 yrs, 7st 31b ; Aim,Alias y Rondernent, 2 yrs, 6st 131 b ; Benjamin, 2 yn, 6st 121 b ; Tisiphone, 2 yrs, Gat 121 b ; Feat Sheen, 3 yrs, fiat ; Acre, 3 yrs, fist 11Ib; Rharbus, 3 yrs, Get 10111 ; Exactitude, 2 yn, Gut 81b ; 800 Bleu, 3 yrs, bat 71b ; Malralla. 2 yrs, 6st 71b ; Paradox. 2 yro, Got 71b ; o by Mildew, 2 yrs, tint 41b. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOUS. Criterion Cowes. Maid of the Mist, Libellous, Reeks, The Royer, and Seineessult All ars here. LATEST BETTING. CAMBRIJUGESHIRE. 5 to 1 mph Heehaw Lass (t) 7to 1 Limellower (t) 9to 1 The Roe It) ICO to 8 Asteroid (t) 14 to 1 Confectioner (t) 14 to 1 Palestro (t) 23 to 1 Baron Matiehausen (t) DERBY. 10 to 1 oei The Field (off ) 12 to 1 eget Old Calabar (t) 1000 to 15 Nottioghatn (t) Very little betting. Very wet here. MINE&-(THIS DAY,) Two o'Ciocx. The mining market is very inactive to-day. The only transaction reported in the Stock Exchange official list is in East Basset shares,which have been dealt in at 70. Wheal Seton are quoted 102 to 104 ; Hingston Downs, 4 to 41 ; East Caradon, 28* to ; North Downs, 41 to 5 ; Wheal Cliff or d, 30 to 32 • Wheal Orylls, 7* to 8 ; and Marko Valley, io St. John del Rey shares are o ffi cially mark e d 471, being rather lower ; and United Mexican, 81 and 61, showing incre ased firmness. In other foreign as well as colonial descriptions there is no important change. East del Rey are marked prem ; and Worthing, * din. The following is forwarded to us as the official list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Ex.change Site., 108, 106, 1073, 107, 1051, 108, 1023 ; North Ros tov, 16, 151 ;Hi ton Down, 41, 5-16, 1 ; Fat Camden, 26,; East Oem Brea, 91, 1 ; Brynford 141 ; West Csxadoe, 381 ; Telma°, 3 ; Camden Consols, 15 - ; North Downs, 4 13-16 ; United Mexican, 61, 7-16 ; Con darrow, 85 ; Feet del Rey, ; West Beton, 286. In addition to the " cannel " reached a month ago by the Broncoed Coal and Cannel Company, a new seam of good coal, four feet in thickness at 13 feet below the cannel, was met with on Saturday last. From Trencrom Mine (Oct. 25) Captain T. Richards writes :—" In the 100 ends both east and west there is so improvement in the lode, and likely to lead to good result.. The most important feature in this mine is the discovery of a new lode in the 00 fathom level crosscut north, which yields some good work for tin ; altogether the mine is improved." COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (nor OUR MI OORMSPOGIMMT.) (ST reamer ajD nnia itoorrrto 17/ROMPIL ) Good atiendauce at to-day's market. Wheat in good ro wel, at extreme rates of Friday. Flour, rather more doing at kW rates. Indian ooro steady, mixed, 335. Fgyp. limo beaus unaltered ; Saadi, AG. to 365. 6.1. Oats and eat. meal without change. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) St:GAIL—The market has opened without spirit, and there is little inquiry for parcels on the spot or afloat 71.;) top brown Runic sold at 325. 6d. to 33e. &I. Refined : dried goods ere dull of sale, pieces sell readily at full prices. COl/11.—There is a niodorate demand for plantation Oqlon at arm rates. TILL —Busmar has been transacted chiefly in percale eat of the Peebelee just arrived. RUN.—No sales reported. Rico is in limited request, but prices are unaltered. CUINLIION.— At the quarterly public sales the parcels offered sold with fair spirit, and generally at hi. to 2d. Mons ; first sold Is. 4.1. to 2s. 3d. ; fine. 3e. Id. second, la 2d. to Is. Ind. ; third, 9d. to Is. 3d, ; fourth, M. to 9d. Corros.—About 800 tisla sold on the spot and for ar rival at firm rates. JUTL —There is an active demand ; about 9,000 bales sold at a further advance of 10s. to 200. per cwt INnuto continuant brisk request, especially far common qualttia TALLOW MARKILT.—(THIS DAT.) The market is steady, at the following prices :—Town tallow, Ms. 6d., alt rash ; Petersburg Y.C., oe Use spot, co w, 53. 6d. ; old, ble. 6d. ; all th e year, els. ed. to 6b. ; December, 525. 3d. to 6M. 6d. ; January to March, 325. ed. to 53a ; March, 534. &L ; April to June, 51s. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Masers. Davis and Co. report trade slow at last day's peisser—Prints meadow bay, 80a to 90s. ; superior ditto, les. to 106 a ; inferior ditto, 4101. to 555. ; clover, old, 90s. to 120 a ; ditto, now, ssooW out, 80s. to 106 s. ; straw, 28.. to 345. THE INDIAN FA3lllfll SonscoiPriow.—The fol lowing letter has bees received by the chairman of the Man cheater Indian Famine Fund Committee :—" Indian Famine Relief Fund, Calcutta, September 14, 1861.—The Chair man of the lodine Famine Relief Fund Committee, Man chester.—Sir: I am directed by the General Committee of the Indian Famine Relief Fund in Calcutta to forward for com munication to the Manchester Relief Committee the acoom. panyiog copy of their proceedings at their final meeting, held on the 31st ultimo, and to request the attention of yourself and the gentlemen who have so generously and effectually 00-operated with you to the fifth resolution passed on that occasion, expressive of the cordial gratitude with which the results of your benevolent charity have been received. I am happy to be able to add that the prospects of the harvest in the district, recently the seat of the famine continue to be encouraging and satisfactory.-1 have the honour to be, sir, your most obedient servant, W. BAIRD SMITH, Chairmae. —P.S. I take this opportunity of acknowledging, with very grateful thanks. the remittance of 3,4111. Bs. &L, received through Messrs. Gillanderv, Arbuthnot, and CO." THE Cos sum Law COURTR.—The sittings of the Court of Queen's Bench at Nisi Prins will oommencs in term. in Middlesex, on Monday. November 4. The court will also sit on Thursday, November 14, and WedoesdaY, November 20. On th e 'l a tt er day undefended causes only will be taken. The sittings in London will be on Tuesday. November 12, a n d Monday, November 18. After term the sittings will be in Middlesex on Tuesday, November 26. sad in London on Monday, December 9. The Court of Common Pleas will sit in term in Middlesex on Tuesday, November 5, and Thursday, November 14 ; and in hoodoo on Tuesday, November 12, and Monday, November 18. After term the court will sit in Middlesex on Tuesday. November 26, and in London on Monday, December 9 The Court of Exchequer will sit in term in Middlesex on Moodoyi November 4; Thtusday, 14; and Wednesday, 20; and in Loudon on Tuesday, November 12, and Monday, Novem ber 18. The, after-term sittiogs will be in Middlesex 9n Tuesday, November 26, sod io London on Monday, Decem ber 9. The Court of Exchequer will of in Middlesex, at Nisi Priam, in term, by ,idjournmeot from day to day, until the causes entered fur the respective Middlesex sittings are dis posed of. WARN L1828.-(THIS DAY.) Two oNhooz. In the railway share market to-day the only alteration of importance is a rise of per cent, in Lancashire and Yorkshire stock. South Eastern remains fiat. Other stocks are quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. The settlement has commenced. London and North Western stock is now quoted 91 to ; Great Western, 71 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 106 to ; 1271 to 128 ; South Eastern, 761 to 771 and Caledonian, 105 to 1. Indian railway stocks, and Pernambuco, San Paulo, and Antwerp and Rotterdam shares are inquired for, whilst Great Luxembourg are rather fiat. IL IPd I s. aware. I 43° 4 1 7. 1 4 1 7 1111.8.111 10 441 I:ur nazin. _ l.4ichosa Y/01.01101/Ull oas Vaa Mlßlackburn al 'Blob aad Tyne all Boaton,Bl.paird.alld.C 100 Bristol and Dm** 100 10aledonlan all all Onsvall 'Clark and Bandon.. W Da. • l • no &v. Will{ WDa p.e. la Dahlia IL Dublin sad Belhat Ina 1 1 06 12 Ilislara lhaliDnit A"=Abdja. "8616 e aa Idß lballarn Union. Stook • LOB Do. Stook) all OM I folk lM Follohtugh and Glasgow WO Min two% Perth. Donde, all forth and Clyde Jam UO Glaadow * 8. Waders all Ora! North oellsolland 100 Groat Northam 100 Po. • Bloc* Ti I ii Se at N 104} 104 !GC kolitil4ll4,:iir;sl I Gl-f l4 7Neel.F. 6 6 41 4! 10e 11 19 ifli 14 66 47 49 U $4 80 91 - ifit WI 51 1 r 91 90- IXI BO 10! itt 14 166 186 137 112 116 112 116 LN IN 112 116 101 106 150 114 117 110 73 75 98 vs Ise 14 112 116 a i.-°- i iP• Ibo.BtoorVaLarLlNLl !alic!uhirs!t Taqmida• Load= and Madman as: Ds. Eighths larlart Losimatterr anct , Ids..llML Ds x.:-.... _... DS. lbis.DDsrW.. MU.O$. W. (bs.) %DJ East Nowcastis sad alligalt . Neirs7dArsuctsdst Nown.Waiross. elks Saris& North 'Midi North Dena DAL DD Ds. • N. Daskinb—DFstak I.i 13 100 100 Da ~.Y _ il~n.l ii. 7. iii.---1 Do Tort North Leedom North&LlTooloritl oar North Station.tabby— NottfOrsatharoßasC -- PeeDlr Poranowak * X. L •km.llllk OM* MAW tganisigno Mika .... r e :=6•lllNon WWI Wake S. Taft& At Rim Das iNalso•Wal= Slooldos • DING 11• So 111 Vale Mir Do. Do. Yak el Math flakes era. I Milton Welt Cornwall W.HartlapoolEarb.42l West Mltllawl—Orrard Ditto N= U4bH PILFJZRZN i JOINT STOCK SKIMS. No. 111 h. 1 BANK& I ltd. I CI. prices. 1 Sala 110.0000 10 Agra and U. I. Bank . 60 36 67 - WM 40 Australasia all 61 03 - 10,000 16 Bank of Empt - 1000 100 Bank of London SO 69 61 - 00,0001 20 Bank of Turkey S II I 114 - 901000 IA British N. America Australia, and Chlaa APO IS CUM& nem. of ladle, Lou., sad Chins all 61 U 12 1111010, 1110 at 111,000, 1001 , Oam. tai at Oanada SS II 40 - 40,400 1111 *OOO 100 lOren. of London 16,000 10 Fag. licot.dAttslCharkL MI 17 173 17 60,040', 10 G. Bank et Switoseiend. MI - - - 114,000 10 Lon. Ch. Bank of Amin. all 24 243 243 3 16,000 901 Do. new 01... ,000 60 (London and County 110,1001 60 Loudon Joint Stook - 10,010 landon South Aldan 10 4 dis par - MAO 1 11 Lass. and wasp l a 10 70 72 - 10.040, 100 NM. Prov. oil Ragland 42 -•- 10./M IS Do. New l2 •-•- - 10.f011 NI National Bank UMW 10 New South Mahe aB - 6J,400, 26 Oriental Bank Ompern. all 61 62 - 26,000, 20 ,Ottoman Bank - 10,000; 100 Provincial el lraland - 116 ••• -.. 56f 3 16,00C' 96 South Australia 60,000 26 Union of Australia - 110,000 60 Union of London LOM 100 Omits llutuid- ...... - - .... 1 lIIIICELLII6IOIIOOS. No. 1 att. I Ooltramun. IPd I Cl. prim. 3 6•1•6. KIM 10 A•4lo•Madaus lent .. all 116 IS - 60,000 10 Atlantic 81. nail lit.(1) all 1 2 - 3601000 Atlantic TeL (Alm.)._ all 1- - - 10,000 26 Australian AP 94141 .• •• • 12 27 22 - 07.000' 10 Bodin Watarworka..• . all 6 63 -. 11,000 t 60 Brit* Irish limn TeL A all 19 SS -. 11. 11,129161 10 10 Do. Do. 0 all 9 11 11 7pm.6 SW 1222 all IS 20 •-• - 0,916 11l Canada land all 107 110 - _ l *ooo IIL CopilmotEng.stilmeit all 16 - =0 St. Crystal Palace 64. Do. Pristerenoo - 160,000 64. Do. 6p. Cl. Peep. Dab lOO 106 107 - 60,000 10 IL IndiadtLon.Bhippngß 6 13 3 dls - 60,000 10 testi ndisirrig.g Cum 1 par pm - 700,000 54. Fdactric Telegraph - 70,000 6 lag. ano Amt. Cop. - 98,000 16 Clen. Steam Navigakkia 14 ... .... - ,000 1 Great Ship (Limited) an I - 100.000 1 Do. 173 per cent trot all I - 12,000 6 Lou. Digrica TeL (L) 0 - - iss - 6.0,000 4 Lon. Goa. Omnibus Co an l 13 - 00,000 20 Iladrea 'trigs. a Canal 1 1 3 1 pm - 90,000 10 lloditerranmallso.ToL all - -•-• 12,000 10 lisdlter. F.r. TeL (Um.) all S 4 - 90,000 II Nana 's! Discount 0o 6 1 01 dls 43 3 6,000 10 NarbuddaCoanklron(L) 5 13 Of dls - 11,910 10 Netherlands Land .. - all - - ... 50,000 6 Do. Bp. a., M. ail 412. all 4 I - 1,794 100 N. Braun. a N. Scot. 14. 11 7 12 - 148,976 1 N. Mt. Anstraladan- MI l3 1 60,000 1 Oriental Om - 46.e00 10 . In. 84m. (Um.) all 6 9 - 000,000 94. Peel Blair Mud it l ea 100 48 60 49 10,000 60 Paola. and Ortea.llMain all 09 71 - 20,000 60 Do. New SO 11 13 pm 413 40,000 10 1211 ea 4 lad. TM. 0.61 MI 1.63 193 - 10,900 10 • brow - 10.000 16 0• . N•w all 4* 61 - 11,000 000 Royal Mall Rem - 100,000 IR. Scottish And. lamb& 110 130 140 - 16,10 C 16 •• th Australian land all SS $6 - 76,010 1 Submarine Tel. tiong - all 3 I - 50.000 1 Do. do. itagletered- all I 1 - 11,6c0 10 Do. do. - 1;610 10 & Ag. of Aoatralla (Limited) First issue. 1 3 dls 3pm - 50. XS 16 Lo.Co.U.Conada 6 - - - 00,000 11 Us. Kingdom Tel. (L.). 1 3 614 Puri - 10.400 100 Vas Iltemeses land.. 184 9 10 1 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. --.-- LtrearooL, OCT. 28.-caledonlaß, 106 1053-Eastern Conn. ' - - - OCT. 2A-t.___ 106 1066-Eastern Coun ties, 104 11-Great Northern, 1114 1124-Great Western, 711 714-Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, 1064 / I-London and North Western stock, 914 916-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin coln. 460 466-Midland stock 1274 1276-Ditte, new shares. 11 16 V .-North British stock, ell U-North Staffordshire. 44 44 North Lenient, Berwick, 104101 Ditto, York and North Mid land. 906 914-Ditto, Lodi Capital Stock, 664 eel -South Eastern, 234 23 6.16-West Midland. Oxford, 49 62-Buffalo and lake Huron, 46 4116-butch Rhenish, 1-16 d. par-Grand Trunk of Canada, 416-Great Luxembourg, 96 99.16-Great Westin of Canada, 94 96-1111nols Central, 32 17! d.-Brie ex meemnimi, LSI 261-Thames and Heresy Marine, 1 1.16 1 3-16 p. BIRMINGHAM, OCT. Di-Canal shares were sold at 901, and Birmingham Bank shares at MI Stour Valleys closed at 74 to 7 15-16 Birmingham Guaranteed, at 744 to 76; Midland 'tuck, 1274, "sellers. Shrewsbury and Hereford, at 120 to 121 ; end South Stafford', at 104 to I. There were buyers of the New Joint Stock Bank shares at 4 prem. Birmingham Banks closed at 264 to SIANCIIIINTRM, OCT. 28-The market opened quiet, with but little business offering, and closes a shade lower than the opening prices. The sales were:-Grand Trunk of Canada, 415.16-Great Western of Canada, 94-Great Western, 716 1-Lancenhire and Yorkshire, 1064 14it-Loudon and North Western, 914-Man. cheater, Sheffield, end Lincolnshire. 451-Midland , 1271 11- North Eastern, Barwick. 1014--SouthEastem, 234-Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 1116p-Fire Assurance. 4 d.-Great Luxembourg, 9 0-111-linnosehtre Insurance, 0 d. REMARKABLE RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—AII accident happened on the Great Western Hee use Wendel( on Saturday last, which is perhaps unprecedented in the annals of railway casualties, and is certainly remark able as to the result. Two men named Frederick Allcock and Edward Clarke were employed in repairing the line lacer Kinpwood, where there is a small station, when the " narrow pu" goods train approached from Wolver hampton on the "up line." They at once dad what was natural, under the circumstances, stepped on to the "down line." They might, of noun, have remained on the " six foot," between the double rails, and they certainly would have done so had they known a train was approaching from London. As soon as they got on the down line. the "Rover" engine, attached to the express train from LUIIIIOI3 which passes Kingwood, at 10.27 a.m., knocked them both down. The moat curious part of the occurrence re mains to be told. The expreen passed over the bodies of both the men, yet neither was killed. Clark was removed to the Birmingham hospital, sod is rapidly recovering from the effects. The other man, who was much worse butt, is now lying in the hospital at eamington. SHOCKING ACCIDENT IN A SLAM Q ARKY.— TWO MEN KILIED.—On Saturday morning a fearful accident occurred at a slate quarry on land belonging to the Earl of Stamford mad Warrington, at Swithland, about five miles from Loughborough and seven from Leicester. The quarry pro ducee a fine blue elate, used for building purposes and for tombstones. The men were at work as usual on Saturday morning, when a fearful crash was heard. The consterna tion among the workmen was so great that at first the nature of the accident was not perceived. On further inspection it was found that two men had been almost instantaneously killed, and that • large portion of an em bankment above them, on which stood a crane, had given way and partially buried them. The depth of the quarry from the embankment on which the crane was fixed, Is from 80 to 100 feet. The names of the men who were killed are Bunny and Shaw, and we understand they have left widows and children. An inquest was opened yester day (Mooday), before Mr. Gregory, coroner for Lecoester- —.— FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR BARNARD CASTLE.— A railway labourer, named William Horner, met with his death on Frklay from a curious circumstance, while attend ing to bis regular work at the Laagleydale viaduct of the South Durham Railway, near Barnard Castle. His duty was to accompany the bogie which conveys stones from the quarry to the works, and which in its program attains a high rate of speed. On the above morning he was thus engaged, when he perceived hie breakfast can with its COD tents about to fall off the carriage. In attempting to se ' cure it he overbalanced himself, and was thrown with such fearful force en to the temporary way that he died in • few boars. He was from Dewgreen, near Huddersfield, and was about thirty years of age. Soya KENSINGTON Musitrx.—Daring the week ending Oct. 26 the visitors have been as follows :—Oa Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free d a ys, 0,1.33: on Monday and Tuesday, free evenings, 2,678. On the three students' days (admission to the public lid.), 1.342 one students' evening, Wednesday. 158: total, 10,331. nom the opening of the Museum, 2,321,969. Bur: oaDIMAILY SLUM AND Mei& MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY) Two t/Ciocc. The funds to-day are weaker. A fall of I per cent. has taken place. Some attention is directed to the fall on the Paris Bourse. Preparations for Thursday's settlement in the railway share market have commenced. Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway stock has advanced, other descriptions ro making quiet. At Paris this morning, according to Mr• Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 75c., being about }. per cent. lower than yesterday. _ _ Consols are officially marked 931, 1, 921, and 931, for money, and 93/, 4, and 93 for the ac count. The present quotation is 921 to 93 both for money and the 7th November. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 231, 229 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 4,4, 105 ; ditto for account, 105; ditto Bonds, 125., 14s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 981; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 106, 1041 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 7s. prem. ; ditto small, ss. prem. ; ditto June, 125., •15s. prem. ; ditto small, 125., 153. prem. With the exception of a rise in Mexican Bonds, which have been dealt in from 261 to 261, there is no variation of importance in foreign stocks. Turkish are dull ; the Loan of 1854 is quoted 80 to A, and that of 1858, 68 to A. Sales are re corded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 911; Italian Five per Cents., 671 (ex change, 25fr.) ; ditto Scrip, 691; Mexican Three per Cents., 261, I, 1, I; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 47 ; ditto Three per, Cents., 1856, 1857, 1859, and 1800, 471; Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1860, 93 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 61A, 1; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 411; ditto Passive, 161 ; the Committee's Certificates, 51, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 80, 79/ ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 681. The supply of money in commercial channels con tinues far in excess of the demand. The market yesterday wee extremely easy. Good bills were taken at 2,i to 21 per cent. Some of the Lombard-street establishments, in consequence of the difficulty of employing their large balances, now refuse to take money "at call," but require it to be fixed for a definite period. Tho applications at the Bank of England were very scanty. In the Stock Exchange there is still little employ ment for money, and the rate for loans on govern ment securities is only about If per cent. Another failure is reported in the hop trade. The wheat market yesterday was fiat, and sales could not have been pressed without causing a re duction of Is. to 2s. per qr. on last Monday's prices. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, though lees active. The transactions comprised 12000 bales. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,676/. ; and the Brighton, a decrease of 2741. With regard to the Telegraph to India Company, the following official communication to the Stock Exchange has been posted up in that establishment. The decision of the old company's shareholders on the sth November will necessarily regulate the pro- ceedings of the new company, and they will pro bably be glad of the opportunity of securing the final settlement of this long vexed question by the satisfactory process proposed of placing them upon the consolidated fund of the country with dividends paid regularly at the Bauk of England. Mean while, the directors of the new company have acted rightly in deferring the allotment until after the meeting. It would appear that the terms pro posed by the government can scarcely be objected to with the recent explanation on the only doubtful points. It is exceedingly desirable that there should be a cordial co-operation by all the parties interested. (Copy) The Telegraph to India Company (Limited), 1,2, lloorgate-street, Oct. Sl, 1561. Deer Sir,—l mu desired to inform you that u the formal ecoeptence of the government proposals by the shareholders of the Rol Sea and Judie Telegraph (or old) Company must precede any active operations ou the part of the Telegraph to India (or new► Company, it has been resolved not to pro- ceed with the ►llotment of shares in the letter until after the decision of the meeting of the Red Sea and India Tele graph Company, which is conveesd for Tuesday, the sth of Nov., at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern, shall have heed ascertained. In the event of the government proposals not being accepted, the deposits on shares in the new company will be returned in fun.-1 remain, &c., (Signed) C. L. PEEL, Secret.u7. Mihill Slaughter. Esq. The 22nd report of the directors ;of the Ceylon Railway Company, to be submitted at the meeting on the 30th inst., is very brief. It states simply that According to the agreement for annulling the contrast with the government of Ceylon, entered into on the 19th August last, the capital was duly repaid on the 21st August with interest to that date. The greater portion of the money has been returned to the proprietors, and the re mainder is in course of distribution. Application will be made to parliament next session for an act to dissolve the Company ; until that is obtained the existing legal constitu tion of the Company must be maintained. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Monday, the 4th November, a special settling day in the shares of the following companies, viz. :—. Commercial Union Assurance, and Bahia Steam Navigation (Limited) ; both of which are to be officially quoted. We have received a sheet allowing the public in come and expenditure for the year ended the 31st March last, issued by the Financial Reform Aim elation of Liverpool, and prepared by Mr. Henry. Lloyd Morgan, accountant, of London. It gives at a glance a connected statement of the way in which the public money comes and how it goes. MOXDAT Evaimro. Consols, which closed on Saturday at — 'J3 to for money and the 7th Nov., opened this morn ing at the same quotation, and closed at 934 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Ceut. Consols, for money, 93, }, 4 ; ditto for account (Nov. 7), 931, 1, ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 4, ; New Three per Ceuta., 914, 4,4, f, ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1031, 1041, 1064, 1, ; ditto for account, 1041, 1051, 10:1 ; ditto scrip, 105 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 984 ; ditto 1864, 1184 ; ditto Bonds, 14s, prem. ; our per Cent. enfaced" rupee paper, 82, 81} ; ditto Five per Cent., 98, 97, 5 , ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 105, 1044. The India Five per Cents, were again in active demand, and rose }to per cent., closing at 1064 to The rupee paper was firm, at the late rise, with very large transactions. The Five per Cent. closed at 971 to 981, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. at 1044 to 1051. The larch Exchequer Bills were quoted Us. to Bs. prem., being again ls. higher, and the June 128. to 158. prem. There were some purchases of India Bonds at 14s. prem. The foreign stock market remains liiiiet. Unity Bauk shares were officially marked 20 and 201 (601. paid), and Royal Danish Railway, 14 (201. d p The cloning quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Octsu Marine Insurance, 4} to 4 prem. ; Thames and Mer sey Marine, 14 to 11 prom. ; Universal Marine In surance, 1 7-10 tot 5-10 dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, 4to dig. ; Commercial Union Fire, di. t o par ; Mercantile Fire }to prem. ; Oriental and Geueral Marine, to } prcm. ; Loudou and Lancashire Fire Insurance, to prem. ; Telegraph to India, par to 4 prem. ; and Roodee Iron Shipbuilding, par to } prem. Canada Government Five per Cents. were in better demand, and improved per cent. victoria 'Goverment Debentures were steady. I