The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-07 00:00:00

COl'ltT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (kiefurs the Judge I irdiuery.) sttitrri r. %TVA ART AND Tbis less • questioe of whether 4 will et.euteil by Mr. Madam Wm. slums. otherwise Vianirilf 1:rolu:liton. had rimhtsil. is Sept., Lisa), a will mad.• by loin on the 7th at (Maher, Ittrt. Th e d oc „„„,.. t was psi sitainled by Mr. Stewart, a solicitor, is Alichurvb Line, sod Ly the Rey. Mr. Jon,. of Itowsley, litabyshirr. tlo ; and it was Missed by Mr. Theodore Albert Rowe Staines, the only sub tho deceased. Dr. Deane, ttpinka awl Mr. Maenantara ap peared fur the Omuta ; Dr. Milian." l/.C., and Dr. baabey fur the defenandt. . . _ The'esse on behalf of the plaintiff was this. The de ceased h. 1.1 11,110 V sears agii separated from his wife, who had Oise died. IS IsO. - 1 be became acquainted with a Ger man ni .n ie d Siebert, awl afterwards with a sister-in. law of his, named One Moho, with whom he lived frwu Ireil till the time of his death. In October, IP 4 M, they were eseldieg at No. 17. Park-plate, Peckham, and ouc day he came home and told Holm that be bad been indured by Mr. Stewart to make a will ; but he said that Mr. Stewart bad had enough of his money, and that the will should not be his teat Mr. htewart's two sons. it slio , ild be said, were named in the document as resideeery legatees. Afterwards the testator sent flubs to Mr stewart for the will, which was returned to him, and he kept it locked op io a box. In Plobs went to Germany, and on her return in August she found him very unwell. His medical adviser recononeridel him to settle hie affairs an &limoni te.° which appeared moil to irritate him ; and be resolved to traveL Before doing that, he resolved to pawn his plate. Ile, therefore, went over it with Siebert, and made him set down ou a leper how much was likely to be adv.inced upon each article. The total sum wan 101'. Ire.; and Siefert actually obtained • loan of lON. upon it. Thetestator also toll Plohn to bring him the will that he might destroy it. She took it to him as he lay in bed. He asked her for a pair of scissors, and began to cut it ; but h e afterwards tore it in pieces, and told her to throw the fragmenta into the km She PAW, however, that she would put them into the bon, and he said she might do so if she plemeiL After this they left London mid went to various places, until they came to Misted, where Use deceased died on the Pith of leceniber last, at the age of 72. In support of this ease. Plobn was examined, and she mid the deemed had toldl her that he had been obliged to make the will in order to get his papers from Mr. Stewart. She also stated that he had altered his name in order that his solicitor might not know where ho was. Heinrich Siebert, who was present making out the plate hat when the will was torn, corroborated his sister's statement. The landlady of the house where the deceased died deposed that he had stated to her in conversation that he haul destroyed his will. harksg addressed the court ea the impro babilities of the ease, sidled Mr. Sepik.= William Stewart, of the firm of leafier and Stewart, Abehurch-lane, who aid that he had been acquainted with the deceased since 1047 or ISIS, but that lie was not professioually engaged for him till about ten years later. Deceased paid witnmes account and wished to make him fa present, but witness refused. Ile then consulted trauma as to the best way of making provision for his me, and informed him of bia (plaintiff's) propensities. Witness suggested a deed of annuity as the best means of keeping him from want, and at the mine time of pre venting hint from anticipating his fortune. Such a deed wan accordingly executed on the 25th April, 10151. He also consulted witness as to a will After witness knew that the testator had a sue, he addressed him at 4, Hirchin-lane, or at Iteaein's Coffee-bones. Never knew his real address after that. The reason be gave foe concealing it was, that he feared his son, who had attempted his life. and wham he always met armed. He desired that his will should be arranged so as to replan the annuity deed, and that it should be drawn on the same priociple. Told him that it could only be done by gl o ving his moo • mere life estate. Testator theo oesstimed some persons to whom be wished to give legacies ; mid said that as he had no near relations except bar sow, and am witness Lad sot him out of • mess, he wished him to be resiehmay legatee. Witness declined ; and then he wished to put in the name of MMus's two boys, whom bo know miry will. Witness at first raked hut at last agreed to the proposal, and the will was aeeadieeggly draws and executed. (The case was proceding when we west to peal COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Meters Yr. Commissioner Pane.) LSD NICHoUs.—HBAVT /MILLS' OF TM Tim traded aa inerehasta at St. Maryatze, maw the sty J. O. Behrsods aad Co., applied fur thew sestilicsies. The Ina see ends. prepared by Meson. Charles Brown awl Dubois, which hove already been publi.beil in detail, oboe debts 10,510. To creditors for advaw-es oo goods under °automata, .11.11791. ; liabilities oo hills payable, UAW. ; ditto ~o receivable, 3.tett/. The meets in clude debtors good, 2171. • ditto doubtful, 8041. ; and good' tinier consignment, Mr. Kearney. who appeared for the emirates, maid that they ricornmended that the tiseknapt Nicholsalsould receive a first-elass certificate. He bad lost 7,0001., and nes • gen tlemaa practising at the bar. The Conimmionir- From the 110111111141 there num to be a mat amount of isdebtadosen and the mob nee to car Set of god debts to 273/., and jssds seder ocenigsmost, which I suppuee will be swellowsd up somehow or Mr. Keeney mid that up to the 30th of Joe. 111. Nichols was a religiose at the bar, helps ore la June, letitl, however. Mr. Belated% with whole= bree us terms of intimacy fur away year, re quired capital. nabbing that this blade.= Welt turn out to be more proiltelde thou marmosets' be ad. v.isced SX:O. to Mr. Behreada, takiag - a hoed fur that amosat from bias, and @stens( iota an ap•maat for • partnership, which deed was to take effect in Jeavary, ; before that time Mr. Nichols was to haver share in the profit or lima, sod was to have the option of retiring from the cootemplated partnership if be thought It. I. dept., latiO, Mr. Behreads had the misfortune to have a paralytic stroke, but Mr. Nichols, relying oa the recovery of his portent, and hoping that the baleen might he eatended, did sot withdraw from his agree meet. but became • partner is January, I+l6l. Hs motinued a parteer up to Man* • period of may th roe months. when be (Mr. Kearny) nes essaulted and he then footed their estate to be is • slabs of beguile.. insolvency. fkoce January he bad intredimed enelber 2,CJ W. iutu the In., leakierg a loss altogether of 7,1.30/. Mr. Laments mid that Mr. Nichols wee not desirous of attribution any blame to him partner. Mr. Liiiklater said that the firm of Behroode and Co. were large Dist Iwlm merchants, and when Mr. Nichols }Weed Mr. Hebrivoils was not aware that he was insolveet. He had caminowl largely to the East lodic*, and was not aware of his iasolveocy until the result of the realmatioa war know.. If r. [Amur* said as Mr. Nichols bad lost 7,0001. he thought he wes juetißud io asking for a certificate of the Int etas. -- The Commiesioaer—As an rod is put to clarification it is hardly worth while going rt., t►e particulars of the are. Aa the legislature had now put an "rid to the species" of clarification be wield award a end-class certificate. Mr. Laurance—The bankrupt does not intend entering into burros again, but the intimation of your Honour's opirii,,n will be riMcient. _ _ The Commustneer —Theo I think that he has been hardly treated end award a certificate of the first class. Mr. Link Later said that during the time Mr. Hebrew's was absent from Mathes* through illaesa, Mr. Yicbole had full access to the books and papers, and he had no charge to make against his partner Even in May, Iltl , there were c , roaigemeela outatandiag to the extent of 24,4611., lees advances, which showed bankrupts could not have known their exact ignition at that time. The commissioner —What have the consignment.' realised? Mr. Catlan. the official assignee, said that he had received 1,5011/. In n% that source. Mr. lAultlater said that the bankrupt was absent for six on sight month. from Weems, which might he considered un avoidable misfortune. Ile asked for a certificate of the mooed clam. bushman .llow long has Bebreoda been in Mr. Lioldater—Oh, for many years. Mr. Keeney —Re succeeded to the business of hi, grand. father, which had bees estabbabed for nearly lC'r years. Mr. Linklater—lie was sa Oxford man, but thought he woubl get on better M bissinem then aspiring to profeeMme, such for iastance as that to which the partner belonged. The Commushater —Well. as nobody objects, be may have a certificate of the sound elm. Certificate accordingly. TIM POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWARK. THE ATTEMPTED MURDER TM forTRWARE. N.a•n MU T , was brought before Mr. Burcham for final examination, charged with stabbing Alfred Rey. with intent to murder bum. This cane has been before the magistrate 00 three °ermine& Mr. Mombasa committed him for trial. N fI4WORTH. MENDAY TRADING. Me. Ge..eve Kemp. the proprietor of the watercress plea sure grounds io the Wastherorth.roarl, awl the bolder of a her retailer's license, was sommoned before Mr. 'airman ft* bariaglw boor open on Sunday tuoruiag. the '27th ult., for the We of beer. There was a sunned summon. spinet the defendant for a similar offence on Sunday Hr. Boma appeared fur the defendant, and pleaded not patty. The ease of the police was as follows :—le eeme of complaints in the neighbourhood, a aiwpmetr talre V diei.itia visited the defendant's plane sheet II o'clock on Sunday margins. the •27th aft. He found between imentv and eighty people there. He left sad coin. munaciated with Inspectcr Abrook, who called and cautioned the landlady. At half-pest It o'clock the Mr, anut vieded the Piece again, and Ise found about one hundr e d sad th y people, some walking about smoking sod some sitting down. Is one of the boxes where ___ THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY time wore a inuaber of ease, he found under a seat • quart SHARE LISIS.-(THIS DAY.) t coatainiug beer, apparently fresh drawn. In another _ r _ box he found in a waterier/ can a quart pot full of beer. He went round the pounds, sad by some garden frames he y share mark, toned two other pot s con t a i n i ng f res h beer. He found the defendant, and called his attention to it, and he said that i. Midland he knew nothing about it, and that the beer must have been London an drawn the day before. and York. To prove thu sale Joseph Hales, a gardener, who had been ly varied sunimosed, was called, and he stated that be was in the ck is icar ground. on the morning in question, and saw the defend. ant serving beer from his cellar io quart and pint pitchers. I to 71 The defence was that persons came to the grounds on and Y Sunday mornings to purchase vegetables, and that DO beer 'n, 7 5 1 was drawn. It was also contended that se there had been ern, 1 a dispute between the defendant sod Haler no reliance D-Veo ought to be placed on his evidence. In the second ease, Inspector ,brook visited the premises to l OD Sunday morning last, and found between Kr and lOU per- Al r sons. In a bar where there were nine men be found a pint &FY pot cootaining a small quantity of beer. It also appeared that the premises were surrounded by Itailaralra ditches, so it was difficult fur the police to enter without hang observed. Mr. Doman thought the first came was proved, and he in flicted • penalty of 4th. and 6s. costa. The other summons was dismissed. Two o'CLooz. The railway share market to-day is very inac tive, but firm. Midland stock has risen 1 per cent., and London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1. Other stocks have scarcely varied. London and North Western stock is now quoted 91 to 1 ; Great Western, 701 to 71 ; Midland, 1281 to 129 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1051 to 1061 ; South Eastern, 751 tol ; Caledonian, 105 to ; and Great Northern, 11l to 112. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have risen to Ito 14 prem. Great Luxembourg ex hibit a partial recovery. a Ira I Soda, al pm. tam.wa assoweVaL Birk., lan../Clssaiess Blackburn Blytk and Tyne Boston,BllllllLO Rebid and Bake ,Csiikke lan pett and I D& • I A no Wt. antll6 ,Do B p.c.le paldkoll Dublin ant, Beltad *so. Dend.,Pertb. & pit Atli= 4 ) ,M 114 1. . ilaular; ifolon. Mock Al _ . Do. _ nook Di lir. Baia Iktlabseittand Climeow 11.11abro',Ftetb. Demise Pori k sad Clyde Jule. iCMelew 5. Maslen' Meth el Motieml Ifteet NoMbers De. • Meek - Meek De E al Beast Wait. lbs 13mA Wooten DsiaseiVaLevaatk 1 Lasurialest rabbit* Irmka rQ Bleekwall I=td - o es itad:v_. lorkat southWeilirt. o .YdnrrytCottlla APSI4I3". 1 Do. No.. • Do. /Una • Iterbs and. at. wu. (Ira) 1114 Bent Newcastle rod Carlisle Newry& Annaggclet Newcy,Wsayeap.eaos. Mortal'. North British North Dtroo RAIL • D Do. • "filTiiVit: I --- t— — bi: iT r North London ii a ismbas.wintanaine in Meth Staffordshire.. Nottollginothaual.he ► i Peobies Porlamestai Mammy Soottlalli Cluing SWUM N. L Ataidlik 1 1 4F.?94 ,1 “ um's-7:1 asiem, 11811111 — DONIII !NY Wake & Tid& 4 lbw Dam basklas W64l = =Ma Mao lif Vab 1 - 1 , _.. be. E ak " . od lift& 1 0 . 7 F 11-171 %. 1 _ Ditto PILI7IIIIICI LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LATEST CITY BETTING. (FROM OUR RPECIAL CORRLIPOTDIttr.) EX PREYS OFFICE, THREE O'CLOCK. The betting was very quiet. Some books were opened on the rpton.ou-Severn Steeplechases, but they received very few sutras. Indeed the betting was at a standstill. The Liverpool Cup was not speculated upon to • suok•ient extent to justify a quotatso•. Lady Ripon was much inquired after, sod although M. Philippe was said to be is a queer state in the llamehester market, sail although the local papers quoted him at 100 to 3, 20 to 1 would have been taken to money in London, and, indeed, as little as IC) to 6 would have been booked in certain quarters. (BY ELECT= MECUM ) UPTON-ON-SEVERN MEETING. (THIS DAY.) ARRIVED. —Kibworth Lam, Heads or Tails, Goldsmith, Diamond, Fairplay, queen Bess, The Unknown, Tumbler, Casepaw, Catherine, Maass's, Corkscrew, Jerusalem, Me dan, The Freshman, Longford, Xanthus, Willoughby, Vain Hope, Sunbeam, Cock.a-dmile-duo, MoonxW.U.Lire, Yin.- app* sad Master Begot. WYATHICR REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) limanAT, Norman 7, II A.IL •1— 111. Th r. IL O. N. 0. .1. • —•.- -.-- Xtuu &BIRDIES .... ME 43 41 N. N. W. • • Ism 19371 61 SI N.W. • • Musics 0.14, 41 ND W.B.W. a 1 ARDkoisa .4 '*43. 43 0 Y.S.W. 7 • MERVIN ' MU 117 SI E 8 r ARISES MI; A U Si R. W. 1 b OALVAT .. KU 116 St Z Scusaususw Bll.Bli SI U W.S.W. I b I Untuou SIM 48 UP 8. 11 • 1 VALsarto 'UM 41 41 IA W. 4 4 GIIIMEOIIII 111.46 SO NI N. 1 t 1 Tom will 2ll U 717 W. 1 so 1 101DuS SI 0 SI W.S.W. Doris .. !al 46 OS W. 1 b 1 roirsowurs .. 19M( 46 46 N.W. 11 t I Pesnosw .....3 OS 47 44 W. I 1 • I PulloorS ... U. 41 N. W. 7 r I Mums .... 44 411 W. 7 • 1 PLATIATION : ..—sootatoottootootod ;o7lit'OtZi to at sea level . tech le teak .1 me net rim 1;:t amens about itdeg. erse-han lllllSs dredth of an inch dlastamtlon : sad each 10 deg., above 11 deg., cawing nearly throwbundrediths Increase. X.—JUN.4d thermometer In shade. IL —ltutstesed bulb (for wraporstion eel dew point). D.--Dtreetice of wind true—two points left of root. neck). —Farce (1 to 19—eatimated). V.—Cloud It to 9). L— ionel*: 11, hies ice: a. etteds (doterhed) 10 11) h, Wl :1. 11 hWag: nine ihaal o, overtime (1011) r, rata slow 1, thanker. I.—Sendetartmace to 9). Z.—Calm. Pllrlooll TO Twit ItZTORT. N. Brittle—LW. to N. and 11.6 —nom, rain or wow. Inland—LW. to N.—Nab, relay or tom Cart—RAW. to N.W.- - PROBABLE IMPORISAIORDAT. E. to N., and 11. W. Gale, Moor, or rote. —Stasi $o a pie. W. to N. N.L—lrosi, Naos y. 5 lkottos&—&W. to N.it.w.— Pro* domes. W. to N.-7rtob. glowers. The following appears in the obituary of this day :—" On the 12th Sept., at the Ospe of Good Hope, whither be had proceeded for the benefit of his health, Edward Baylis, Esq., founder of the Victoria, English sod Scottish, Anchor, W►terloo, and other Life insurance Mon." Messrs. Willi and Eotherau havo just pub lished a catalogue of upwards of fifty thousand volumes of ancient and modem bolo, English and foreign, some of them being emeedingly rare and curious. FATAL Aryl DEVT le THE EU:RON-ROAD. —(TE Dee.)— We hies received information of a fatal accident this morning at a porter and beer merchant's, near Paddingtoe Hamblen. The basement floor fell in, while a number of men were at work below. Oue man was killed, and 'then were seriously injured. Sitvitadr VALLEY RAILWAY.-0 4 11bi day $ spreW isms] meeting of shareholders was held at the company's caws, 4, Vietorlasstreet, but no ronolutios was coins to, the neeeting merely adjourning till Thursday, Dec. litousvaT Basic —The pyrotechnic display which took plaes ea Tuesday night at this popular place of amuse. meet was very brilliant. Notwithstanding the huge quan tity of rain whisk fell during the day, the evening turned out beastifally Us, and large crowd■ besieged the entrance of the ordeal. and continued to Sock in up to • bite hour. The large ballet 9 o'clock was completely filled with a Imp and respectable audience, many hundreds of whom joined in the dances, which were kept up until a late hour. At 10 o'clock the grand display of fireworks took place, and men. pied at least half-an-hour. A 'scowl grand Me is WM- Used for Monday seat. Ittiv•L GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.—A meeting of this society will be held on Monday, the 11th inst., at half past eight p.m., at Hurliugton House. Papers to be reed : I. Expedition to the Upper Yang.tes-king, in China; by Liesit.-Colosel If. A. Sorel, F.R.G.S. 2. Notes, geogra phical, ethaelogiod, statistical, kc., es the Kaitaisus; by Captain O. D. Cameron, F.R.G.S Duty-LARE THEATML—Yesterday Mr. Robin. offered for sale, at the Auction Mart, two renters' shares in the Theatre Royal, Drury-lase; as alai, five 100/. joint. stock or proprietors' shares in the name theatre. The first lots put up were the renters' shares, each of which (smiths the possessor to • free admission. The auctioneer stated that each share had to run • period of 3r, years, and that the income from each was from 3/. 1(h. to 4/. per annum. The annual Mame had been known to be above 101 and he wee in hopes that that amount would be realised neat year. The first share was knocked down for guioeas • the second producedguineas . The five 1001. jowl-dock shares, which afforded a nomination to the general committee, as also a personal life admission, went foe 25 pitman A WOMAN JUMPING PROM A TRAIN, —Oll tho arrival of the R. 45 p.m. up train from Littlehampton at ghoreham, o. Wedeeethiy, the 3lst of Octolier, • pas senger told Mr. Fairhall, the station master, that a young woman hail jumped from a third-claL car riage about 200 or 300 yar& from Lancia.; stetioo, and appeased to fall against one of the telegraph posts. Mr. (regg, clerk in the manager's nine, opportunely being at Shoreham station, Mr. Althea wished him, on his an ival, to communicate the same to Mr. Webley, who instantly started with • special train to Shoreham:. Mr. Fairhall ii the meantime sent for Dv. Fuller, and proceeded with hand.lemps on to Lancing in search of the missing woman ; but toned, on arrival, she had left the station apparently Wm Jared.— War Sussex °write. kionntaLlt AND FATAL AMlDENT.—Yeostertlay afternoon s , a boy mimed Eli Duokerly, agcd about 12 or 13 years, results!, at Cow-lane, Oldham, met a fearful death. He was employed by Mr. James Mavall, wute dealer, Union Mill, and about 2 o clock iu the afternJou, whilst the men were engaged is fetching more waste to be willows& the deceased was playing with some other boys, and simus.:d himself by sliding down the top of the willow. A ledge caught his feet three time*, and prevented siey harm result ing ; but the forth time be missed the ledge, fell into the machine, and was instastly killed, his body being most hoe. ribly mangled. A MAN CRUSHED BY A FALLING TREY. —A fatal accident occurred on Teasley last at 3 p.m. it the forte sew in construction at Poetedown Hill, whereby a poor roan named Goddard lost his life. It appears that Goddard and several other. were working in a pit, and were removing • large stem of a tree.when by some means the stem save way, and a quantity of earth fell, completely burying Goddard. Assistance was speedily obtained to re move the stem, and two horse, were put on to pull it away. It wee ten minutes before it could be removed, sod after it was done, the parties had to dig several feet down hefore they could get him out. Whets got out he was (mite deed lie fee. and head were cut snarly to pima. It is rumoured be belongs b. Kingston, in Portamoutli, and leaves a wife and three children. —West Smarr Ga:elle. THE GREAT RUNNING MATCH IN PARIS.—Wr are revisited to state that M. Gambiire has paid sod Cap. tail W. H. Patten-Saunders receives the half-forfeit (2,500(r.). The eztracedinary time in which the latter neederaius accomplished big two miles ca :talent iy com pletely paralysed the betting. and M. 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Was Navtiren .a Great BLIP (Weaned) Do. 17 li per cent. Pref Len. Marla Tel (La Loa. Oen. Omnibus Co Nedra. belga. da Masi NedtherremonallenTeL lledlter. SeL (Um) National Cleo Co Nerbodderneitlren(L) Netherlands pad .2 di I did I. Bruns. & N. Seot. Ld. I. Brit, A ustralasbui.. Oriental Oas Do. hoNew Mares' Wm 1 . In. I Ulu. .. Peel River Lail brain. sad Oda Seem 11,13.4 L [att. Tel. 0.411 Royal MAI atlillil arr' ANIL foram 1 1.11111•11•11 Lod bourns rm. bony De. do. Itailartod Do. do. ft Ag. of Outran& nAlottod) YU* I. la.oo.U.Orods .. _ . _ I ifaiirriiiic:: al . . Li • lies siimers .... 85 97 69 II 10f 111 SI 61 i 411 par 63 66 "I Ioi id 61 U 74 76 SS 40 VII IT§ Si 14 4 a ir c if SI mr 4$ 4 • sidi i.e lie 88 10 A IS 11 lel 1 1 17 89 8 4 19 IS 1s St 9 It 107 11l 11 17 86 SS 106 KS 106 108 If 3 dis 1 917 Pa 96. M N I -. It 11.:1 4_ 6 a Ms 1 die I f If 4 I I le 11 I 17 GO Bo 71 11 IS po Isf 14 4* 4 1 se 7f 48 40 ad 110 140 U U. -4-1 — ll l ies i Pel i die • 14 zd m - 7 0 1 - - NI zd 1861. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'CLoci. The Directors of the Bank of England have this day reduced their minimum rate of discount from 3} to 3 per cent. The funds have risen per cent., • good effect having been produced by the movement at the Bank. This is settling day in Consols. In other respects business is limited. The railway market is firm. The principal feature is a rise of 1 per cent. in Midland stock. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Ratites were quoted 68fr. 62c., being about the same as yesterday. Consols are officially marked 934 and f, cum. div., for money, and 92 and 914, ex dm., for the new ac count (Dec. 5). The present quotations are 934 to 4, cum div., for money, and 92 to 4, ex div., for Dec. 5. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 228, 2294, 230 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, ; New Three per Cents., 914, g, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 15 9-16 ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1054, 4, I, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 984 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 55. prem. ; ditto June, 175., 20s. prem. Foreign stocks are steady. Mexican Bonds have been dealt in at 271 to 28. The Turkish loan of 1854 is quoted 791 to 1 ; and that of 1858, 671 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 921 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exchange 128.) ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 991 ; Italian Five per Cents., 671 (exchange 25fr.) ; Equador New Consolidated, 151 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 28 ; ditto fur account, 28, 271, 28 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 471 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 501 ; ditto Passive, 171 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61, 1, 6 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 671, 67, } ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 70 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 221, 22. The Indian and Australian mails reached Alex andria on the sth instant. The discount market yesterday was extremely easy. In Lombard-street the best bills were taken at 2} to 2P per cent. In the Consol market the rates for loans were per cent. from day to day, and 2 to 2} for • month. Loans on India Five per Cents. were obtainable for • month at 2i. Buenos Ayres Bonds remain firm at the late im provement. Confidence is inspired by the conduct of the government of this state, in anticipating by three months, notwithstanding the war t the remit tance of the whole of the suni required for the January dividend. The private advice' state that the sitcom of the Buenos Ayreans in the late battle bas been complete, and that they have taken all Urquiaa's guns and ammunition. It appeArs also that • day or two before the battle Urluis• be came so sensible of the difficulties of his position that he offered to accept the terms of arrangement which, when previously proffered through Senor Riestra, be had rejected. General Mitre, however, on the part of Buenos Ayres, declared the offer to be too late. The City of Manchester sailed for New York yesterday with 9711. in specie. The James Wilson ' from Melbourne, with 76,0001. in gold, having been at sea 119 days, fivo guineas per cent are uow required at Lloyd's to effect fresh insurances. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firmer, and the sales increased to 15,000 bales. The Manchester advises announce the stoppage of Mr. John Chadwick, gingham manufacturer, but the liabilities do not exceed 15,0001. Advises from Paris announce a large failure on the Bourse. The amount spoken of is 1,500,000 f. or 00,0001. The person in question is said to have held a large amount of the New Italian Loan, which is now at a heavy discount. The want of a comprehensive system of internal conveyance in India having been long felt, as well as of facilities for communicating through one re sponsible medium between this country and inter nal stations in the East, the Oriental Inland Steam Company announce that they have made arrange ments of an important character. Parcels and mer chandise are now booked by this company in Lon don for transmission to most points of India, whe ther on the coast or in the interior, the company undertaking to forward such goods by railway, by steamboat, or otherwise, as shippers may desire, to their several destinations, and to take proper cus tody of them up to the point of delivery. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,5281. It is said that the forthcoming return of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company will show • decrease of 1,7811. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending the 25th ult., were 12,1091. sterling, being 7121. more than in the oorresponding week of last year. _ . . With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : Since our last we have had a dull market for American securities in rondo"), and the tone at the last shows no symptoms of improvement. The correspondence between our ambassador and Mr. Seward has caused an uneasy feel. ins, and in the present state of uncertainty heavy holders prefer to realise. . . . The Golden Eagle hag arrived from China with 295,3001 b.. of tea. WZDMGDAT Evroura. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For the sth Dec. the lust price was 93} to 1, the " continua tion" being 3-16 to }. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93}, 93 • ditto for account (Nov. 7), 93, 7 11 1 ; r T hree per Conte. Reduced, 91j, }, } ; New per Cents., 911, ; New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 100 ; Baulk Stock, 230 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105}, 105 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 981 1, ; ditto, 1864, 981, 1 ; ditto, 1869, 981, ; ditto: b onds , 16s. prem.; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 98, 97g ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 106. The India Five per Ceuta. were firm at 105 to }. The June Exchequer Bills, which carry 32 per cent per annum interest, were in increased demand to-day, owing to the state of the money market, and rose 25., closing at 17s. to 208. prem. The March bills were steady at ss. to Bs. prem. There were some purchases of India Bonds at 15s. prem. Mexican Bonds advanced this morning, being marked as high as 28f, owing to the announcement in the Monacar that the convention between England, France, and Spain has been actually signed. The closing quotation was 271 to 28, being k higher than yesterday. The Turkish Loan of 1854 was quiet at 79/ to }. In the Loan of 1858 there were several fluctuations, transactions being recorded between 66} and 67g. The closing price was 67} to }. Venezuela Bonds were in de mand in the morning, and were dealt in as high as 221, but the market was subsequently flatter. In the market for bank shares there were more inquiries for London and Westminster and Oriental. Ottoman Bank have fallen to 16} to 17. In mis cellaneous shares the only variation was a slight improvement in Red Sea Telegraph. Oriental Inland Steam were firm. _ The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ooean Marine Insurance, sto 0 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 1i to 11 , die . ; London and Provincial k m Marine, to } die. • Oriental and General M a rin e , / die. to prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, 1 dis. to par ; radon and Lancashire Fire Insurance, I din. to } prem. ; Asphaltum Company,' to i prem. 3 The shares of the Mercantile Fire Insurance Company have risen to ito prem., uwiug partly to the arrangement for an amalgamation with the North British Insurance Company. This arrange ment has of course yet to be ratified by the share holders of both companies. Virginia Dollar Bonds were more inquired for. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two u'CLocK. In the mining market to-day there is an im proved demand for Wheal Seton shares, which have risen to 117 i to 120. Hingston Downs are quoted 41 to ; North Robert, 90s. to 2LL ; Providence, 43 to 44 ; East Caradon, 28g to ; Marko Valley, 91 to 10 ; and North Downs, 41 to;. Lady Bertha shares have changed hands at The amount of business is generally limited. St. John del Rey Mining shares further receded about 10s. to-day, being officially marked in the Stock Exchange 504. United Mexican are steady, having changed hands at 8 and 7&. In other foreign descriptions there is no change, and the same remark applies to colonial. The following is forwarded to us as the official list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange : North Robert, Es. ; Seton, 117, 116,115 113; North Downs, 41. 14,. 64., 1; Dist Oars Brea, 81, 13-16 ; Past °wades, 284, 4, ; Marks Valley, 9 134 ; Mary Ann, 14 Camden Co nsols, 124 ; Hingstaa Downs, 4 5-16. There was • reaction of about 10s. yesterday in St. John del Rey Mining shares. United Mexican were also a little more offered. Colonial wining shares were steady. OUCLS. • • • • - . - p 10,4101 84 Commezeial 164,000 St. p. el Pref. Mall— IDo. 4 1,046,486 Bi. East and West India 100 le ltd 124 %Mktg St. , Loudon lOO U 16 44 1,900, 84. IL Katharine lOO ft 66 04 e i 1111Z8661 84. lowthampton 100 —. 100,000 84. 'Victoria :40001 10 IDo. New ONIAL GOVEftIfYINT No. ISi I Wawa INI I Q. prima I Won. .... .. 4 • . *p.c., 187741 100 1011 11l 1013 4 .... .. Do. i tiporoontsls4o-1 100 - - - .... .. Do. Spriroad..llll2.4 100 - - - .... .. Do. 0 par et Yob. &Avg 100 107 100 - . Do. Opor at.MarAllop. 100 107 109 11,110(1,.. ... .. Do. 5 par cont. .... Ca r la 1149". ... .. 44.1890 100 107 109 do. HO 107 100 - - . .. Do. do 1101 100 100 111 - 101,... .. Now linmsw.Clor.Op.a. 100 104 100 1054 .... .. N. &Wales Or.lip. a 1 100 80 100 - .... .. Do. 6p. 0., MI to 187 100 99 100 - -. . Do. 6p. a,1063 lOO 964 69; - 100,.. ^ .. Nora &DAL' 0 par cent , 1876 lOO 1004 1094 - .... .. Amst.(lov. 0 p.c. Bonds 100 - - - .... .. Pic. Or.' p. a. Jan.dl uly 100 - - - .... .. Do. do.llp. o. April 40. 100 1044 106 1041 4 4 BILITIBII MINIX No. I Si. 1 Mum I H. I 13. *isms I galas 5.1 - Alfred Com. 014111ach) 11.9.5 1 il - 11 0. 10 British Iron l3 - .. Cliord - 1, .. Dar. ff 0. Coo. (Tavistk ) ni 1 l 506 676 . 4.4 01 .. Soot Basest (Mow) SO ITT ) - 8,1 .. Bad Condon *Had 54-.4 564 - 4 , . .. LWo.ll.44mol ( iartaUc.) 7i. 46. 5 °rambler &St Sabra. 544 1 11 - 4. .. Groot South r e I7a 44 6 - 4.1 .. o.Wll.Alfrod i 11115.4 - - - MOO .. 0. WU. Voir ( ) 4O 5 -. 0.000 .. Granville - 3,024 .. Hand *loot 14.114. - 6 9,198 000 .. Blatides Down. 41. 144. 6 44 4000 .. Indy Swan LYant) 1.12.5. I I - .. Warping (On, IWO .. Nor lit Downs - 3..606 .. N. imam (Illogian) - 5.000 .. N. 171 llimat(lllopai IL 17s. - 6,640 .. North Wird Crotty - 2.1.4. 1 14 - 1,600 - 11 tar °ul. (1t 11654 y) 14 7 94 - 1,110 IS Froviiimita (U. Went) 10.41.T. 42 44 0 - 1 14000 .. 448810p005. Min. 0o I is t a z 511 _S. Oiraima 414. Clase) lf SOO .. S. Omis Brea allopn) 1 4,000 1 S. Devon Iron ) • Om Mises - MO .. IL W. Prawn (Moon) 11.15.9 101 a - 910 .. Strap Park lll SO - 5.100 8 Tamer flaiLmaillln.o l l4 a II - 10000 10 Tin Croft - 0, .. Vale a Towoth d iuw )Ws 44. 4 - 4,000 .. Wad Beret ( t adon ( ) 6 4l - 600 _ Salon - 411 .. WI. Sweet (M a s 64 a 0 di - 210 .. el. Saler 6 75 06 - ON .. We. =want ( coca ) 74 14 2 - L I.W ... - Mary Ann - (114•14anlot) - lAN .. Wk. Trisimwon (Lt ! I 14e 14 - NORBIGN MINIS. No. j SI. I SIMS I H lat plow. I 9m144. IBM 19 itumlrmllan - MOSS 1 las Award, Malted 1740 tdm per - 10,1191 6 Itrasillan liandi MIL Os. (Wafted) - 50,000 1 014.00 n. Wm. 00. Jima 4 - - MON 60 Cohn Copper mil $ 4 SS - 10.000 - 76,000 1 D C Vm a rotaale Copps all 1 Ti - 25,030 5 fad Del Itey(11m14411) 1 1 1 pin - %OW 2 Sodium 11,44 a.) - 10,000 90 Omani all IS lli - 59000 el Norlisrs of& Awitialia= 1 4 Ipm - *OOO ; Upends (Ulla.) 1 4 1 pin - 14000 Laws all - 10,000 Lmattaidma 4 7 1 dls par - 101.815 Wmrtontla N. Ulm ail I - 22(20 of a Anavalialli.) .- . 4 111 4 1 10,000 le Pont‘tbanclsllvorLsal all 2 4 - IN.OOO a Port Phillip 1 111 - 10,000 1 Scottish hisstin. (Um i 106 . Par Pm - 11.000 IS 114.Jobn del 1/41 (Ltin ) Y WI tt $O4 44174111* United Madams all 71 64 0I; 50,000 1 Worthing (Ika) all i I - JOUR KOOK SAXI 611 i me 71 47 t vlj k N}4 4 ei 128 k Ti 1 9. 101 50U 90 IN 7 6 1 i COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Feat, Barley. Sept. 21 Oct I s7s ad 371 Id —l2 19 t: 3d 34a Id 24 Nov. 2 Six weak,' Awe- -- pate Avenge Oats. I bye. Beans. Pees. tb 104 lb 9441. 114.404 led Its 64 364 6d 444 al 40e 44 414 104 374 114 414 84 Si. I.d 211 Id 34s 94 41s 104 414 104 414 Ild las Id 44s 8d 444 ad tb 14 Ws bd 444 84 444 44 11:14 2d Ild 4ls Id 421 Od Dart.—Whait. Bann Oats. 11.75. }alarm. and Pew. 15. 011al — e — Soiitisr — Wiii:L1Vbea, - 191,113: barley, 86,686: oda 18.44: rye, 71; beau, 6,4114, peas, 1,860 quarters. InealuX SHOWING TUX FLUCTUATIONS 111 THI AVELIAIN MICR or WHIM' DURING TEIR 111 WIWI IMOD MINCING LAND.—(THIS DAY.) Scow.—The market continues steady with a fair demand. Ordinary brown Mauritius sold at 31s. 6d. ; brown nod grey Cuba Muscovado, 355. 6d. to 38s. '• /mid Haled°, 12s. Bd. duty, 27e. Refined is not quite so active, but prices are unaltered. Comes.—The public sales of plantation Ceylon have gone off heavily. and prices were not In all cases fully supported : time fair ordinary to middling bold mold at 72e. Gd. to 80s. • peaberry, 70s. to 83s. 6t1. ; native Ceylon sold riche r dearer, good sod flue ordinary, 69e. to 71s. TRA.—New KtiIOWII have sold at extreme rates. Rou.--Jamaica sold at 3s. Rice continues quiet. Seicks.—Pepper sold at full prices ; Penang, 3fd. to 4,1.; Pimento steady, at 24d. to :id. ; cloves, Zanzibar, are rather cheaper, at 31d. to :11(1.; ginger, Cochin, went with out change in value, at 49e. to 525. ; nutmegs, Is. to Is. 21. Faure—The market is quiet. Jun was sold at previous prices, to 10e. per ton decline ; rely common to fine, 121. to 21/. 2s. 6d. ors is in renewed request ; 1,000 balm soli. COCHINEAL—The public sales went off freely at Id. to 241. advance. Honduras silver, le. 9d. to 2s. 9d. ; Teneriffe silver, 2s. 7d. to 21. 9d. ; black, 2s. Bd. to 2s. lOd. ; Lima, 2s. 7d. to 32. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 535. 3d. net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot, new, 595. ; old, 151 s. ; all the year, Ms. 9d. to 525. ; December, 525. 3d. to 59t. 6d.; January to March. 535. ; March, 535. dd. to Ha; April to June, 51s. to Ms. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THII3 DAY.) The ripply of beasts is about the seine as on Thursday last. Trade is dull, but choicest kinds realise Mon day's quotations. The number of sheep, although not large, exceeds the demand. Prices on the average are scarcely as good as on Monday ; yet there is hardly a quotable difference. Good calves are in demand. Our foreign supply monists of 390 beasts, 2,600 sheep, sad 161 calves. From Ireland, 140 beasts. Milch cows, 90. Pee stone of albs. a. d. a. d. Per dose of alba. a. o. ad. Beat &tote, Heralds. 4 10 6 Heel Doe* Hl-bdaSh 0 0 0 0 Beat Abort-horns 4 6 4 1 Dolt Long-w 0015.... 5 o 6 4 !Wood vial boasts 3 4 4 Do. do. Mora . 0 0 0 0 Calves Pfp BeatDoet 1112-tweds 6 6 I Lobe Beasts at market, 1,330; sad lambs, 5,140; Valves. 202 ; Plgs, WO. BMITHYIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Nam Davis and Co. report trade slow at last day's pricesh—Prime meadow hay, 80s. to 90s. ; superior ditto, 955. to 106 s. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to Ms. ; clover, old, 90e. to 120 s. ; ditto, new, second cut, 80s. to 108 s. ; straw, 28s. to 34a. Pdoes.'Septa S.oel. t Ud It Oct. MI Oct. VII Nov —— SO 2 9. 1 27 .. ST • .. 14 PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. Lffine/Mot, Nov. 6,—...Mledonlan, 1061, 106}—Eastern Coun ties, 10 1116 10 1546—Great Northern, 1111 1121—Oreat Western, 704 701—Lanceshire and Yorkshire stock, 1064—London and North Western stock, 901—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 46 461—Midland, 127f—Ditto new shares, I 7-16 1 9-16 p —North fititnh, 621 63—North Staffordshire, 4 4 41 d.—North Eastern (licrwick), 1001 101—York and North Midland, 901 91—Leeds Capital Stork, 561 581--.9outh Eastern and Dover, Pt 11-16 22 13-16 —West Midland (ftsford).49 50—Buffalo and Like Huron, 41 41— Detchlthenir , , 1 d. par—Grand Trunk My:Anode, 4 15-16 5 1-16— Great DI tembouffit 615-160--Great Western of Canada, 91116 9 15 10—Illinols Central, 39 381 d.—Erie aasessmentj, 251 20— Thames and Mersey Itwuronce, 1 1-191 3-16 p. MeraffizaTes. Nov. 6.—A fair business in Luxembourgs. Leeds, and Sheffield shame but otherwise a very quiet market. Prices lower for all descriptions. flrand Trunk of °minds, 4 15-16 6 Crest Western, 704—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1051 4—Man chester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 45 7 6 4 6—Midland, 1271 — South Eastern, 221 (treat Lutcrubourg, O 4 3 10 1 1.16 9 6 3.10 Fire Assurance. 2 die MR, FAIRBAIRN. —lie is now more than 70 years of age, but hale, tall, wiry, and strong. We profess ourself to be it fair walker, but he sometimes paces us in the street at his ordinary stride as though our pace was decidedly slow. One of the workmen in the Fairhairna' establishment, not long ago, described to us in his graphic and laconic vernacular the doctor's activity awl powers of endurance. " Th . owl aiaester," he said, " 11 lick 'em o' yet." That is, the old master would get through more work still than any of the younger members of the finu.— Pmares Magazine fur November. KIRKeALOY. —RETURN OF THE WHA LERS.—OUF three whale ships, the Abram, Lord Gambier, and Chief tain, arrived in the %Ma% on Friday night sod Saturday forenoon, sod made the harbour readily, with the stream tides then flowing. The season's fishing has been a poor one for the company. Thu Abram has only one nth, the Lord Gambier two, and the Chieftain five—toil estimated amount of oil, 110 thus. At the Dundee price. this would give 3,873 f. In addition there is the whalebone, of which the three vessels have among them seven tons, and this may be worth, at the present se ll ing price, abo ut; making a total of 6,643/., as the result of the &lungs.— TILE CANADIAN MILITIA.—From Quebec we learn that on the =od ult. Lieutenant-Colonel A. De Salahery, Deputy Adjutant-General of Militia, by command of the retiring Commander.in.Chief, issued an address to the militia force, in which oocurs the following passage : "His Exoelleecy confidently believes that the whole militia of 'Canada, sedentary and active, will be ready at all times to defend tli•ir homes and support the crown of Eng land, as their fathers have done before them ; but he would exhort them not to slacken iii their exertion.. Perseverance in their drill and practice with their rifles will make Canadians as fit and ahle to protect their country as any soldiers in the world, and the strength of the British empire will, in =De of emer gency, be exerted with two-fold energy and two•fold heart iorss in rapport of a people thus quailfierl to fight in their own mine. In saying this his Excellency eoriestiv triode that no war will touch the frontiers of Canada. awl that peace and goodwill towards those with whom we have no cause of gear el will continue to bless our borders as they have done for many years. With this prayer he bids the militia of Canada heartily farewell." On the 15th tilt. a duel wan fought in Arkansas, opposite Memphis, between Messrs. Leuze and Chambers, both of Mississippi, and rival candidates for Congress. Lauxe was mortally wounded. A Charleroi journal relates's mortifying incident which occurred a few days ago to some sportsmen in the woods of Geddine, near that town. A large party of gen tlemen went out to sport, and divided themselves into two bands. After a while one of the gentlemen propo.ed to his companions to fire off their guns in rapid succession, in order to make the others believe that they had fallen in with a considerable quantity of game. The proposition was accepted ; but no sooner had all the guns been fired than six magnifi , eut wild boars, alarmed by the noise, rushed from a thicket and passed close to the sportsmen, not one of whom could fire a shot. _ CRYNIAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 6. Adtniodoos on payment. 459 ; ditto by swan tickets, 466 ; total visite'', 914. 1014 ape SO".. el 7 Ps