The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-31 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THD3 DAY.) The coact ad this wanciscrt the 04 MA Was 6o ~ t. , their appeal", the Ass Want lags wad* over • wry Idl leatit of awsist rates. hayseed tuts gigots V two ..pywal• by this North Leeds. Itawy Cosslowy aping p,..r rata of the paciabla of tally** sad R. NOM& The awe. won edema' lolly. Phis..." whose awutil wow wlept..l a. this jrnaswest ‘,l this coat The lathellos rote .4..4 milliard So 3604 V.. mill that .d 8l Nacres to 611111., 111., .4.magst tho ono.yorcoodiog parties to bo taus! by N. ylnalr, deputyelork of the peace, sod bed at the ant KsMbS Mt Frail app•sred for the appellant/; yr. Coleridge awl t t u . Hos. (4..fflg• Denman for Islington ; and Ili. KOMI for Mt. Kama, •Ith Br. Le Breton. , Ar utoluie* - 13•TVI-ZAST, A OP 0.1. ILLT.AT, Vem., MYR 11A6NTRATE. 31r rain, %neared for the appellant, and Yr. Moles& • fa the respermat Is sopport of the ecereictiss. iv. was as ippsol srisisg oat of the distorirmwe the- East. The appellant was tionvlslndby Itr. .4: 4 sedevtasg,lie., the Rev. D. Dove, oil& olloisting • I. to a holy eiders in the pariah term► of et. „ eie'«is.the-grm, ad was Mad :11., ow a deform less to M Aslant.' so prime tee 14 day& The apple! oovitilos, as lir. Poland took s series el Mpg colr a. ta the lona of the esevielisa, the prinsiga et ._.e Mit dot there Ives so power given by the 4 mid hopriporasal Is dist& of of d the Ina MI. a longthonsd aegontood ~ ddre, the Assfrawithidp WM that objwition lobo .1. Awl the eormatios woe gushed, belt its lorriehigi said r, wilt newt sot be asidind la the liski al s trios* N dMI4 as tares ha bow committed spinet the law, Nowt sot he repeodod, or the law weld nue the .r whew. lie understood that the proweedlogn in ege's•in-tho-faat were altering for the battar ; he that was as, ad that the performuwe et Divisor , ..old be observed with that decency, peopriely, . which A cesestally deoleadoit parties thee left the court. 'p_ by the Groat We.terti Railway against a poor f Brantford WN this proceeded with. IMP: CHILD MURDERS Al' RAID/ORD. 'r Monday morning, it being publicly kuouu iu . :1 al that Joh. George Otewhthl, attorney'. clerk, the .4 the tiro children mnederel by their mother, on in. night of the Jlet imam, use to be again brought • the Lough magiatrates, hi reference to the chards of vf rpiry. preferred against hire by the Chief Con .r...de hat •egel., Um street. between the police station and uurt honor were thronged with people desirous of seeing • w pr, , nrr. and beton• eleven o'clock thousands had sts . 01.1. d in frost of the Latter building. When the door. were want there e. a tremendous rush to pia admission, and Le (enough Court *an soma tilled. The magistrate. on the eu."h wen. the )(Ai,* (lama Wright, Fri.), Mr. ALI. 4..4d. Mr. .tl.l. Brown. W. EL .Iddirion, Eau., John Mob :did Mr. Alit Light. On being ordered to stand alb 110C11, Makett to be supplied with p a p er .al pewit tad them were handed to him. lira Goodies, the chief 00Q114•1140, having been swots, mil kiln vrismer was remanded bit Wednesday until that mars. A.:. -a. a 'moot of hi. having stated at the corner's impost toe inurared children that he wee not married to their r, Margaiet Gowland, er Mattes, who was at pa* wg w tine infirmary. He (Mr. Oranhan) had written to it. u.at of St Oswald's, Durham, sad ascertained that no e.,.noisarria;e ever took place. Thenfore he thought the • tze of perjury could not he andeisel. The tlucumeet foo.J is the primoer's hex, and porrting to be a me tes,' op, of the regieber of wierrtage between himself buttuu, was sigu,sl " Fleury Thomas Fox." ▪ ,r *As no clrrzynian of that name, but there was a ...,:enee coma, with `et Urwehi. , Durham, of the • Georie Townsend Fox. tie (Mr. ({rash.) wee in I.eitem to prove that the fictitious document now pro 4,sal was in the pruouer's handwriting, and that he hed eel .1, but there was no proof that he had used it with a hush:lent intent. Therefor, he (Mr. (:rauhan) thought uw stenie or forgery could not be sustained, nor yet that of er4mY• Ahl. matt thews— Has this certificate been used ? Mr. Grauhau --Wilco the prisoner/int mime to Bradford i.e stated that he wee a single man. Afterwards be sad he • married, mod that los wife was coming with two chid alt. and he produced the cerutic•t• to show that he was curried. lime !Layer- -Have you any evidence at ell to bring before :Lt Guwlauol Lai uved this cvitati.te fur fraudulent !.trignees 7 lir. Uniuhan -I have no trekker* that he has used it for r-vadulent pureo-..e. but I have evidence that he hie wed ,:.I.at 11.4 I , r froutuleut purpose.. ”ri.otter lug put a number of question* to Mr. 4..-, The :dayor, after a short consultation with his brother -ogistriato, told the primmer he wig rthicluirged, and thus i0n...1'1.e questioning, the relevancy of which was not at of dm:, toe prisoner apprarel tt think it im. pni.m. tout his diligent noting iluwu of the chief coo. ooze 4i...eland's arrest the disclosures which have been to.ale in the siorispapers ...I to his criulea and °deuces at burhani and Nuudei laud, soil the illdreattnetit which it is nor aid the unfultuuate woman, Margaret Gowland alias %otos. rev i.ol hum him while they lived together is Fret?, I. have excited • very idreag feeling of indignation ...i.e. nun no the part of the popul.ee. Hail be been • t•i Lave the Coiirkhonse a. soon Y he was die. iisrel Ott he ovoid hardly liaie cscaped thiougli the .-rovol "loud; without summary punishment, and it. 1.. v permitted Lou to minion iu the building until Lie .1. tile aftiroi•in, when he got over a wall at the roty of the iinmses,and slipped sway without being noticed. Re 10..4 oppooite the Laincaaliire and Ymitshire Railway a, sod was driven •way. In the course of the day, • ics;..ctal4 member id the medical profession, who to go noir the ettort.howee, was mistaken for sod wa. &moiled with yells and hooting of a de• r .trim moiewhst *planing. Fortunately, however, the • •4s MOM 111144.0101, Will then the expressions of slea!o , ob.'wei pee plant to laughter. evening, the woman Margaret Cowls's], shas • ...mud. rod winch better. sal hen recovery more met alb,. tki iSuioLy, for the first time more his arrest, the awls .01110 inquiry about her. EloruCs PIWCZSDIROS AT BERWICK. t..wn .4 Berwick-upon-Twood seems doomed ; t • the anneable notoriety it has attamod ia the •• •- • , selemenag by resetting to more apes aid •. • if •art no.. calgeble. violations of law aid deosacy a . • asters It that the reeved Tweed dem— i et urs river. which had Ws* • . arse.f. oarths r mimeo woke ta. lb. ,• • ow. any sot allows he he worked 7Mw thus the mien, awe roe thee • math Lase am • • ts I all tee pris?lital sad peceporeas theism—brave mood .e l • • •pwrioral .1 few ef the liehenuen td 'may el the sea at alike fisher- . a h.. ewe em at all oillested. Them to, -• ' farmed themselves Mb • met •• aid ham for meek. hews riagagial in ri.rnmi .41• • tie admen sail Mao peetweinn, the ioihgc ". • silo-is roadie!. hare coaes.rmently occurred. awl I ' •• o .motomd b,.• the '•stilille is ottestaaLly exposed ! •-; •of isimifee from bath sham. The extent to proneehm. h fire brae carried may be tuhrred • feetsd a seniehrose soars hawing heen amp ' 1.• .1..• aim on Mr. hattarthwaito, the sepses. the Tweed Folios. ead i z i f e r eards 4 Sky sets. • • alu. .4 •••tral boadred bevies Mee already .t Moe 1 o'clock 4 lw Mr. Miner • •c. ..• Me way home, an th ud the thew was sublealy moiled by • weary of stems • ...et a mew of peones ante bed Min in • e him. He wee smeady hark but the maims contiatied the somsk till be Mok rehire .e wet the sastwai stat.iasi. The bare wee then •I. tel after a time the owner lemearm eo moth that. he hasiated cm Mr. Smarthwaste leaving. :et smtrli , be we. enabled to de wanbserved by t..r. Mr. neourthweite 'waived some eeriens ta u whist. Mr still suffers. It se sat is each thcasehres, but ia (WWII 1 /41111110•11 .'•, that the parity of the cam coasits. Although the assault oe Mr. hatorthersitri waa .• the Monk police next morning so ships nto otion.lrliff the offeeders ; it wesi with some that she watch committee were got to pay • to the matter ; a majority 4 oisly one of :y resolved. ea the itodisiable gamed that .rte was unshle to peraer.• the moos of the titrtl• he' aid from the Nerthumberland county that pm:elan heir; accompanied by tits c 05..... ..... the 1...,jh ant be put to may =pewee. •:.'1 o• r.tt frat tweeter, is io the fart, sot so atteh that the lialsartwits, wh.. are a afford to r • es loOne bewimds 4 - • ••rt:..d art. within a few days oak.. they re support. probably from the dealers, chiefly Itra'atirsa who bey the illegal arid aowlssiewas, !I to it • [Ay facto were mot thrown easy *..4th' be lord from pantie; oat that, even r .y which the river eras three.foarths • r..• 04 • was Pt toped weeks before this date, so 1..440 1.... proveoliage an not so mach including peutret .• new 110 4• span an laws, • MM . etaalf. —Scams's. •T •AJD —.1.-rvAi. TAX ON CRIWOLOIII. —WO tiat 11l some of lie iipperiniseem lierts. . Poem bete tem M lie died • . th• futon up Mee of Ye ••-% i n n w,ll sM , esaMlii.wk arras /S.M. h h th•. it pat lord. ir, is wrue of I" nelaus .44 • 4 the fee...l- ..perutivoi, as ofreoaiwo to beeseep ,••• - to ;or -nog it. —Sr,°.dk and Xing THE 11XPRESLEMMTEM4Y. fiTENTING, OCTOBER, 31. 1860. laiLwars le • Rt. la lar.iLLu& ,a ht!akeffwilik -e sigi — o•dby . peg LL iLB Do. Idyl, UM ditto- Do. hum M. MM. Craft& L Maim TAM& epa.pr =or mot LIM p. Debent k i t do. i iiMelbottros IV too on on on a el In a a a ot. — Prot Dolloo.ProL6a b og s o. Do.w M. O Do. 7 tor 1113 Do. do. _lB7l Do. Now rod Indian roalmok t B. of India'. etet. t. Wook Canada. sar Do. Now licail %MOM MN" WI IMII 111.MOSIP Aciso nms wpm owe isAN gsz 811 111 9SSO 4 1 1. 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Heads or Tails, landorsi, King Brumitte, Shylock, Jerusalem, sad Tumbles are bine. RETRDLE RACE. Two miles. Tiffs" Dia;3121,. Ve; Willie, — Norma, Victor Emmanuel, army Chap, Bant r imA Queen Bees, Arcanum, Marne', WM% Irby Collin Pactohm, Estella, Mayfield, Romeo, lemorphalm, and rah &flagrant are here. FREE /I A NDICA P STEEPLECHASE. Tiro miles. Cheer; - - ----The Tattler, Alfred the Great, Huard, RW Kolar, Kai Shaer, Emperor, Curate, Lottery, aad Premier are here ARRIVED. —Maggot& WAIT INSTITUTION AND SCHOOL OF ARTS, EDINBURGH. TLe thirty-ninth annual meeting of the stub melbas aid (needs of the Watt Institution took place on Moeda afternoon a the Hall, Adam square, &imbue* ; li the Loin Pitorose presided. Hr. Myatt! hammy secretary of the bathetic., reed the report of the damage for the year 1e59-00. ' The LOW PROVOST said he had peat pleamare ia i the approval of the report, which was exceediae l ygt tying in respect of the account which it gars of the eo•tl of prosperity of the inoeitution, the hum number pupils &needing . the Yoram dames, and, if possible, still - mare gratifying in maul to the etas of the fun,* which he believed were some years ago not quite in such • satidectory politica (Rear, bear.) He believed that he was only expressing • very general sentiment when he said that be aid not know say school or institution in the city which was more de. armor of public support and encouragement. A great deal wee sew being both said arid done on the subject of educe. tints, and whale the nation was becoming every day more alive to the importace of improving it in every depart meat—from the highest, the universities, down to what he might call the lowest, ragged schools—there was reason to hope that all the intermediate institution, would gore in the general improvement and encouragement. Me bed observed that a motion was made at the immense meeting held a few days ago at Leeds, and presided over by the Prime Minister of the country, that mechauice institutes and rich institutions se the School of Arta in which they were met, furnished one of the likeliest mains of elevating the um kum classes, and promoting their 'oriel and intellectual improvement This tie the very els entertained forty year, ago by Mr. Leaned Horner, the founder of that institution, and it had ever rime been held and abundantly realised by the directors, and such men as the indefatigable secretary, Dr. Murray. by whose exertions it had been brought to ite present high degree of prosperity and uaefulness. (Hoa r .) lt was very ratite sag however, that this sentiment bad received much mnuentiel auction. ,o one, indeed, who looked armed bun in the world could fail to see that for most of the great improvements sad inventions which have contributed so much to the prosperity and influence of this country we have beau indebted to animas and tradesmen them. eaves—ma of genius. doubtless, but who could never have had time or opportunities for the improvement of the Wand abilities which God had given them had it not been for snob inetitotions as the Watt institution and School el Arts. (Applause.) Mr. H. Coe seconded the motion, which was unanimously 1. Starch moved a cordial vote of thanks to Mr. Pry& and the other teachers and lecturers of the institution, to warm enlightened, unwearied, and zealous exertion. the =L emma which it could now boast was in a very great to be attributed. (Hear, hear ) He looked upon these Tau, and such as they, though cm:metes an iwpa. mealy humble sphere of duty, as the true reiermere of the day, and the civilian and elevates of society. (Applause.) Mr. 0. Canatrue, goldsmith, seconded the maim. Mr. PIT DE, as senior teacher in the institution, Maned • thanks, sad expressed his strong appreciatimand admiration (,f tin sad attention which characterise' the 'Weals of the School of Arts. He concluded by proposing • vole of thanks to Professor Palma and the other directors, fee the attention which they had uniformly paid to the Mania of the institution. Mr. Liza, lecturer = natural philosophy, seconded the motion, which oar tarried by socLunatiou. Mr. (Imams, in the absence of Protract Men; re turned thanks, and moved • vote of thanks to Mr. Itaisigh, the treasurer, and Dr. Murray, the seeniery, whose assistance aud personal services had bees wet in valuable. (Applause.) Dr. SICHALD said he could not relish' from adding a word regarding the peculiar obliptimie which the led nitro and all connected with at owed to Dr. Mum. (Hear, bear.) Dr. Murray was not, like himself, doctor of medicine, but a doctor of laws ; and it was mainly to his induenee, and the kindly, genial, and friendly hand which b e was ever r e ady to hold out to young men getting their foot upon the ladder of leaden and 'useful knowledge that the prosperity of that indite lion was due. (Hear, hear.) The fame of the Edinburgh Watt Institution was spread nut only over Europe, but almost every quarter of the globe ; and many young me who had gut their education there, and were SOIT filling situetions of honour and emoluntant in distant lo o ked back with gratitude to the Watt Institution7 ir l were ready to coulees that it was the kindly, friendlybsnd of the secretary which had helped them forward. (Applause.) DT. NVILIIA T legged to return his hearty thanks for the kind manner in which the mention of his name and service.. had been received. He had been honorary secretary of the Watt Institution for Nearly SIP long a period as all his predecessors, and if them wee anything of which be was proud in this world it was the official position which be enjoyed in eon- Demon with that institution. (Applause.) H• was happy to eay that they could point to hundreds of emelt &ideate W Dr. Sibbald had alluded to in almost every quarter of the world. Our of the lecturers, who ewe ler ilk. Peters- • Kurt net long since, found two of the Scheel of Ares en, • employed as engineers on board the Mesas, la whisk he sailed, and from them he learned the names of • large romber of old students who filled resposinhie end lucrative =Otiose in St. Petersburg end its bre& bourlurl. (H ea r.) H e m i g ht easily nuke to may pawn. of dietioctios at bees who had bean eimild at tie institution, but be woad ashy anode to ens. Mr. Jamee Nasordh, wbe lately rat them a gement of 10'., and who had hinted tied be would ho semetkisi ewe fur them than that—is sheet, that be would leave thorn a legam. (Ilea.) He (Dr. Musa,) legged to way that the school and all connected with it wee new in more harmonious state. He behoved that they bed got the beet librarian, the best curator, and the best janitor that could well he tergried—(appiree and reghter)—and all the department; of the erlersalreg wore grog n smoothly, tly, sod prwspereinly. Dippkues. ) H e wearded E l y an prpoeing • vote of thanks to the Lard Protest for privation. The LORD PROVOST briedy acknowledged the oomplimwt, and 'ignored the pleasure which be had had in making the acag:utence of the director" of so valuable an institution. meeting Uses terminated. FVNER AL or THE Dr 33 OF RICHMOND. Ctuctit-irrt; Orr. 30.• -The interment of the ametal re melee of the late Lake of Richmond took place Lan to day. The deceased had especially directed emit hie funeral olsimaies should be conducted in • runner the most me estentatioo., considering his rusk sad hi. wishes were ear. vied out to the fullest 'strut. At a quarter fart 8 o'eloolt the moaraful oartige left tioadwood, passing mocewively atrigthe parishes of Borgorre, WeethanipneU, St. Pan -1 Maims, sad Sublimer', the destb•hell everywhere = sd There was only three monrniog coaches. Tbefirst oily the eons of the deceased, tamely, the Duke of bou stm a Wart of Nara, M.P. for West SuMexl, Lead 11. Lemma. M.P. for thichseter ; Lord A lezeidcr Lennox (tamely M.P. for annewa. as colleges of tiiir C. flor rell, the hither of the Home of Commons), and Lad G. Lessor, M.P. for Lumingtoo. The mond carriers sem- MUM the hasheesh of daughters ef the deceased, kis Serene Higbee= Prince Edward of time WeiZr a rt Ltd et lharborourh. sad Lord Bingham. In the third w rites were the Merquis of Aimless& (brother of the Duchies (Dmvages) of Itichniuod), Lord Arthur Lennox (brother of the deceased duke, and mos M.P. for Chichester), and Lord Leamellekl ; sod in is extra carriage was Capin.'" Telemark steward to the doeseemd ; Dr. Hem Capella ilryndhasii, C.iptain Past end y r . Arthur Peel (sous of la& Juno Peel, sinter et the de. emed), sad Colons& Maitland i.oe of Lady Sarah Mait land, soother .hors[ the deoveasel). The duke had mad* biLiself popolir rem wish his political opponents. sod ss the mule, the Madames maivenallr (there wan not ea exception) closed their ober when t).. procession named the a its, sod this mark al riapset was paid alike in this south. wee, a n d earth elreele, which it doi not touch, as in the rat, stitch it possed them*. The corpse. home by respected tradesmen of the olly, wee takita into the ealhe dud br the werteft deer Wilms the two term% me of which 'was partly Isassisert dews *Oteetwell's mares. awl Ira. &potted for .tams opposite the choir. The yee litnia.try serviso was performed by the Moho% the law and the Rea. G. tibilhaer, std the earpes was ass Wen out of the moth door awl .essayed {breath the slaters to the leanly melt. In spite of the wish of the desimod riper...cal during his lifetime verbally. that his as moos • tenantry should not attend his funeral, some 200 et theta tom ~rious plane were present. SIN.iCLAR AcciI,ENT To A ROlth/L—A very valu aLle horse, worth sho•it 0) pitmen belonging to Mr. Thomas Robinson, same by his death the other n:ght in a motet ex traordinary roamer. It had bees left out about Pardakiew Crux., which form a series of rugged and steep maim, esuised with bites of gross. in the neighboaeinod of Coate , mouth ; and 111 the mornin • the poor enimal wee fond amongst them literally lu nged, the head fast in a narrow dents botereme two of the crags, and the b .dy seepeoded her of the sheep, the feet not touching the dround.— ahlleatsal Propirt SHARE LIDS-THIS DAY. Two o'Croci. The railway share market to-day is dull, at the closing quotations of yesterday, with very litt/i business, beyond Mid connected with tie settlement The only alteration worthy of notice is a decline of k per oent. in Great Western and South &stern. Lmdon and North Western stock is now gnoted 101} to f ; Griot Western, 74 to 72k ; Mk to 134 k ; Lemeashire and Yorkshire, 117; to 118 ; South - Weston, 84k to 86k ; and Caledonian, 911loal. bardo-Venetian Railway shares are firmer, at to k din. The shares of the two leading Canadian lines have fallen. 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Deb lastLasarsig.a Curl ' ' WWII* • • • • • Dia .ad LA La. • katat NlTlPtion Ildp (Ladled) Da g= ant.Prol Lemma If • r a Leid IN/ 11 l Pa. SA. (Ma) salsa Dlosowd Do orbaddsCoalalroa(L) Illeariaads Land ' Do. p. 4,1 a. at ICa BMWs. * N. Soot. IA N. DIAL LAialmalaa • _lss Da .111sw Mom' Limb. Iliya. (Lak.)• Da do. D Peal liver Lad a MIL Paola and Orbs& Staub Do. lbw Sea I La rd. 44 & tarlAys. by lia Goa Lou Da. Now Uri Mad Lam Ms & lIIMMIL easSiallsa Lad Ts& Lela . . Db. da Sysiond II ta.os. Op. Cr ... OP sI se _ lari i OR 100 1 6 11 - li tO rti I= - , ni - U In 1 Iti 4ii a leaf _Do„ FA it 67 86 I II Ms 106 107 100 101 100 101 00 i 100 e 107; 104 106 UO 106 106; 11i lit N. 17 11 U SS U 99 101 ISO la 1 II 111 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. :T Two o'CLoor. The funds today are dull, and the improvement of 1-16 per cent. which occurred yesterday in Consols, has been lost. The share markets, in which this is " settling day," are likewise quiet, and prices show rather a drooping tendency. Canadian Railway shares have fallen. To-morrow, being the Ist of November, the Stock Exchange will be closed, by order of the Committee. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates were quoted 69fr. 15c., showing a fresh improvement of per cent. Compels are officially marked 94 and 93 for money, and 93 for the account. The present quotation is to 93 both for money and the Bth of November. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232 ; Three per Gents. Reduced, 901, ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 10 3-16 ; India Stock, for account, 222; Five per Cent. stook, 1859, 103; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 94 ; ditto Bonds, 3s. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 96, f ; Exchequer Bills, 25., ls. dia. The Turkish Loan of 1868 is in better demand, , and the price has advanced to 651 to 66. The Loan lof 1854 is steady, at 70} to t. Other foreign stocks exhibit no alteration. dales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Three per Cents., 221 ; Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 941 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 441 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 44, 4 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 701 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 54 The discount market yesterday was well supplied with money. The best short bills were taken somewhat below the Bank minimum, but for long Iperiods high rates continue to be demanded. The 'activity observable amongst the Greek and other merchants in the foreign oorn trade contributes materially to keep up the commercial demand for money. The bills maturing on the 4th November are now being prepared for. At the Bank of Eng land to-day the applications were very moderate. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on Consols was as low as 1.1 to 2 per cent. About 16,0001. in gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The New York advice. mention that the Vander bilt had left for Southampton with nearly 180,0001 in specie, but nearly the whole is believed to be on French account. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were rather fiat in tendency, but there was little altera tion in the rates. Subjoined is our usual lint : Amsterdam, 3 mein, 11164 to t; ditto, sheet, 1114 j to 15; Rotterdam, 3 months, ILI6I to 17; Antwerp, 8 months, 25.271 to 32i ; Hainhurg, ms. lianas 8 months, 13.51 to 6 ; Pa ri s, 3 days' sight, 25.15 to 20; ditto, 3 months', 25.37 to 40 ; hankfort-ea-the-Maine, 3 months, 117 } to I; Petersburg (per reek), 3 months, 344 to i ; Vienne, ett do., three months, 13.65 to 70; Trieste ditto, S months, 13.65 to 70; Madrid, 3 months, 49d to d ; Oadis, 3 months, 491 to ; Leghorn, 3 /north', 25.60 to 5 ; Genoa, 3 months, 95.40 to 5 ; Milan, 25.40 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to 40 ; Palermo, 3 months, 121} to 122; Mei A 121 14 3 months, 1211 to 172; Lisbon, 90 dais, 522 to j ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 1 to 1. The accounts from Paris report an increased de mand for money. The drain upon the Bank of France is probably affecting the market generally. At a numerously attended meeting of the cre ditors of Messrs. Robert Davies and Co., bankers, of Shoreditch, held on Monday, it was resolved to hold a public meeting on Thursday next, "for the purpose of taking such steps as may be considered advisable to protect their interests. " In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, Mama R. C. Davies and J. N. Troughton, the partners in the failed Shoreditch Bank, surrendered to the adju dication and obtained protection from arrest. The sitting for the choice of assignees is fixed for the 12th November. A telegram announces that the traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending October 19, were 11,100/ sterling, being 1,0351. more than for the corresponding week of last year. The numbers are published of fifteen bonds re presenting 2,9501. of the Swedish Provincial Mort gage Loan of 1852, which will be paid off at par on the lot Dec. The fourth ordinary general meeting, of the Halts dorf Mills Company (Ceylon) was held yesterday. The profit upon the revenue account to the 30th of June last is 3,8231., notwithstanding the depressed state of tLe oil market during the year. This amount, however, is not at present available for dividend, in consequence, as the directors state, "of the expenditure, by the managing director in Ceylon, of a large sum in purchases for the use of I the mills, and the absence of remittances expected from the agents in that island. Representations have been made to them on this subject, and it is hoped that shipments or remittances will soon be receivel /here to meet the home engagements. Under these circumstances, it will be proposed at the meeting to adjourn to a day in December, to Ibe hereafter duly notified, by which time the di rectors expect that arnuigements will be made for , the payment of the dividend which the accounts show has been actually earned." The repo* and accounts were adopted, and the meeting was ad journed till the 12th of Dec. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, vs, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurenee—Allianoe, British and Foreign, 16f, A, ex div.; dilb Manna 60; Atlas, 131 ; Indemnity Menne, 135 ; I s aelad s ?rerel on Life,all . ; Liverpoo Ocean l and Londoni 6 Rock Lde, 81, ; Royal Exchm;ge, 303 ; Thames and kersey 2f ; Mumma Marine, 21. Gas— : ftropaan, 101 ; Great Central , 10, f ; London, 551, 1, Mr. ; ditto Blue Preference, 57 ; South Metropolitan, 50 ex div. ; Surrey Consumers, 114 ex div. ; United Ge neral, 211 ex div. Waterworks—Berlin, 5, k ; West Middlesex, lO2. Owl—Begent's, 25. Bridge—Waterloo, 21. The Liverpool ootton market continues active and firm. The sales yesterday amounted to 22,000 bake. In the sugar market yesterday there was a further advance of ed. per cwt. Assam tea sold at a rise of 14. to 2d. per lb. The Colgraut has been engaged to carry govern ment stores to Calcutta. TUISDAY Evinurns. Consols, which closed yesterday at 924 to 93 for the Bth Nov., opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 92 15-16 to 93 1-16, or 93, rather " sellers." For money the last price was 924 to 93. The official business report is as solz follows :—Three per Cent. Con for money, 924, 934, 924 ; ditto for account ov. 8), 93 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 91i, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 91/ 4, 4, 4,1, 4; New o-aod-a-Half per Cents., 771 ; Bank Stock, 231, 2304, 232 ; India Stock, 92 , 290 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 103 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961, 66 ; ditto, Bon 3a 7s. dia. ; Five per Cent. " sawed " rupee paper, 95, 4; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent, 1014. Indian government securities remain dull. The Five per Cont. Stock of 1859 was quoted 1024 to 1081. India Bonds 7s. to 3s. dia., and Exchequer Bab 2s. dim. to 2s. poem The foreign stock market was quiet. Bank shares to-day were steady. There were inquiries for Loudon and Westminster and London and South African Bank. In the miscellaneous share market the only alteration was a slight de- 1 cline in Royal Mail Steen. Great Ship shares were rather flatter, at 4s. 9d. to ss. 3d. United States Five per Cents. were inquired for. The new shares of the Midland Railway Com pany were quoted 14 to 2presn. The ordinary " options" of the Illinois Central Railway Company were quoted 34 to 44. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :--Oosan Marine Incur -4 ~ , _ awe, 13 to n prem. • Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to i Prim. ; entveriJ Marino Inauranoe, i prem. ; Loudon and Provincial Marine, fto din. ; Kist India Irrigation, dia. to par. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoos. The attention of the dealers being almost ex clusively o&upfed today with the fortnightly settlement, very little buMneas is going for ward in British mining shares, and prices are quoted the same as at the close yesterday. In the Stock Exchange shares in Lady B.rtha rains are officially marked If, and Wheal Trelawnoy, 20 and I9j. In foreign descriptions, St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at 27* ; Imperial Brazilian at 2 and 211 , ; Great Northern Copper, at dia. and par ; and Worthing, at I di% At South Caradon Vibes' Hooper meeting yesterday, the account* showed a debit balance of 969 t. 4s. 3d. A call of ss. per share was made. From lady Bertha Mine Oaptaina Harper and Metherell write (Oct. 29) :—" The different ends, stopea, and pitches throughout the mine present much the same appearance as when we reported on Thursday last ; we have therefore no alterations to communicate." From Pendeen COUSOII Mine (Oct. 27) Captains W. Eddy and J. Warren report :—" We have begun the &is-i:cif our 118 north and south. In the 108 north we are t down the lode, which is worth 161. per fathom. In No . stops the lode is worth 10f. per fathom, No. 3 scope is worth 121. per fathom, and No. 4, 141 . per fathom." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) The weather has continued fine SWOP Monday. Yesterday was a splemlid day, with bright sunshine, but to-day it rather dull and numb colder. The wind is from the north. The supply of English wheat fresh up this week is small. Flour rather more liberal. 'Brief and oats very scanty. A little Scotch today, but not any oats. A few oats from Ireland. The foreign supplies this week are more contracted of wheat than lately, Russian, American French , Mediterranean, and Black Sea. Barley a small arrival , 14gyptian, Dutch, Hamburg, and French. Oats also very short, Russian, Danish, Dutch, and Ham burg. Flour : Very little arrived this week ; one lot of American barrels, and a large parcel of sacks from Russia. The wheat ,trade today very slow, at Mooday's rates, both English and foreign ,• the attendance of buyers this morning it very thin. Barley apiu Is. dearer than Monday. Oats still advance in vela*, and 6d. more demanded than on Monday for old corn, which rather checks busineaa. Flour trade not very brisk, value of all descriptions about the same as last market clay. Beans and peas luite as dear. FLOALINU CARROLL—Not much doing. B heat rather dearer, and barley Is. higher than last week. Maize also Is. dearer. -- Vilted;i-English :Mee: and Kent, white, new, We. to 61s. ; ditto, fine old, 64e. totter.; ditto red, new, 44r. to 58*.; ditto, fine, old, Ms. to 635. ; Norfolk, &c., tine, old, 625. to 685.; red, new, 491. to 60s. Foreign Dautzic, 645. to 66%; fine, 664. to 741. ; Konigsberg, 565. to 645. ; ditto, extra, 645. to 66..; Rostork,436s. to 661. ; fine, old, 695. to 711. ; Americ:w white, 60.. to 675. ; ditto red, 595. to 645. BABIZT. -English malting, 445. to 501.; grinding, 275. to 365.; distilling, 445. to 50s. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 33.. to 395.; ditto distilling, 2.15. to 40s. MALT. -English, Essex and Norfolk. 525. to 58s. ; fine, 655. tone; Kingston and town made, 535. to 68a.; fine, 645. tone.; brown, fine, 585.; pale, 775. 0•111...--EDeilh feed, 251. Od. to 30s. Od ; potato, 28s. to 295. ; foreign, 235. 041. to 31s. Od. BUM -Eogli.h tick, 421. to 48s. ; harrow, 445. to 51.5. ; pigeon, 495. to 565. ; foreign, 40s. to 48s. Acas.-English boilers, 44e. to 495.; maple, 47a. to 485.; grey. 42.. to 46..; foreign, 38s. to 475. F LOU IL -Er.glish town, 565. to 575.; country, 435. to 47..; households , 4ss. to As.; Norfolk sod Suffolk, 43e. to 445.; Frenels, 41s. to 50s. per sack: American, 31s. to 365.; litpsniah, 41s. to 525. 3.111.1 1 7A101 INTO zprocecrztox oa r 39 TO OCT, 31. iiisTisii rals;:orch: -.. 710 470 , oreigu Flow: 1100 Baal. Barley .. M) SW SW at lima& amok Naar. WO sick+. and MO barrels. 11840 3410 MINCING-LANZ.-(THIS DAY.). SVOAR.—The public sales are going off steadily at the ad vises quoted yesterday, of 6d. to L. Refined brown lumps are now quoted 30s. lid. Corr= —This article continues inactive, audit is difficult to obtain previous rates in the public sales. Tga.—The public sales are progressing wore steadily than was anticipated. Itice.—Yrioes are supported, but the detuand is less active. RUN remains firm. COITON.-1,0010 bales sold at, very full prices. SAvrprrix continues in but limited demand ; refraction 8 sold at 41s. Came). LIGNEA has sold at 2s. advance. HElM—Russia has advanced to 35!. Sincin remain steady. taste& generally Lave a firm appediracee. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Prices arequoted somewhat irregularly to-day, Wit; as follows : Town tall•ew, 595. 6d. net orsh ; ail the yin:, 6Ja ; December, 60s. ; April to June, 60s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Attendee and Smith report that there is ne alteration in the hop market since Monday. Duty daily ex pected to be officially announced. COAL 111AltpET.-gHlp DAY.) Ws Zed Toes, SU 3d. ; Wall. End South lifirtlepool d 19a. dd.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 19s. ; Walls Eu 19e. M. ; Walla End Kelloe, 20s. ; Walls ynd Wo d • r• e 010 a, 17.. sl. ; Wails g, d fSa nor, Zia N.; 10.,ea Prince, Ha. ; Merthyr Dare, 21.. ed. ; Unsold Iduor Bute., les.; Walker Primrose, 14. ed.; Losabeat's Hartley, 16s. 9d.-38 ships at market. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. UM/00k OCT. 10. —Rahn today:—Birkenhead, 791 I—CsJe c= 011 7—Lasteru Commies, 107 7—Great Northern. 114 115 Westerns, 711 72—lenceshire and yorkshhe, 1171 116— London aad North Wester% 1091 1 —Z t to?4 , l ‘, te i r, Sheffield, and British, rttrortb affoidah 134 L, dh:—Vog n h l— Fastern aad Revak len 103—York, is 4—Leeds, 67161}—South Batt ens, 231 28 9.l6—Werrt Midland, Orford, 47 4—Dutch Rhenish, 31 dis.--Greet Lusembeurg, 64 i—Orand Trunk of C 3 1146 57—ureat Western 'el Canada, 131 4—Ditto New, dia.—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 51 I—Great Ship, N. W. 6d.— Thames and Mersey Marble Company. 1146 1146 pm. ILUMIIMIIII2, t$T. 80. The market opened firm, but war afterwards weaker, sod closed dull and heavy. Berwick', 103— LT: i n: 946—Leeds, 1177- 6 reat Westerns, 71—Midland, 134 , 34-I.3ve.,tone and Ler.caster, 3^}—ithetlieid,, 461 — District Bank, 191 pia.—tinlon Bent, 1 Fla. —Nottingham and Grantham, 14 dn. BULIGICIIIAM, OCf. /9.—The business in this share market to day was confined to odes In local stec::: South ittattordahire Railway shares were sold at 107—Birmineoam Canah. nt 96 Birmingham fluting Company Shires. at 17—and Ditiley and West Bromwich lial.sim7 Company 51—Binztugh.ne Guaranteed Stock aas quoted at 76 741 'Vets of Staffordshire Om Shares, at 10'2 4 —and South Sa.TorJr hl Waterworks Shares, at 1 ills leittOct —Doven, SO—North Zadern, Berwick'. a bitto, Leeds, ai—miukad, 1341—Lends, 113. A MANX LEGACY.—A curious affair recently oc curred in Doughis, of which the Manz then gives the fol• lowing version :—.le elderly lady, when on her sick bed, mounted • pair of stays to a female flictul who had been frequently her rompu!nion in her Lours of illness. The prment was at that time thought hardly worth receiving, but, not to offend the old lady by refusing the offered present, the dap were folded up and plac'Ai aside. The old lady died, and after her death, on the stays being examined, there was found etit:he I in them a lot of Bane of Englaud notes. The notes were cut in baleen, and one set of half notes was stitched down each side of the stays. INYWRNENA AND NAIRN RAILWAY. —The report of the directors of this company states that 6,6211. had been received for the half-year soiling the 31st of August on revenue secremt, and that 3369/. hid been expended in working expenses, and 1,466/. paid for interest on deben tures and preference stock, leaving a balance of 1,787!. The proposed dividend, at the rate of 54 r.or cent, per annum, would absorb 1,624!., leaving 162'. for the next account. The addittons to the capital account during the half-year conaisted chiefly of sums paid for land settlements, which the directors were happy to ry were about completed. The capital wooer show - ea that 121,6491. had been received. and 119,657/. expended. leaving a balance of 1,9921. Dora! RAILNDSH RAlLWAY.—axaipts and work ing expellees fir the fortnight ending October 15, 1860 ! Receipts—For the present fortnight, 7,21134 2a. 1 d. ; for the corresponding fortnight last year, 6,522/. 175. 5.1. ; in• crease in favour of this year, TM. 4s. Rid. Working ex peers —For the pre,eut fortnight, 2,93 Q. 191. 24L, or 40.77 per rent. on the receipts ; for the corresponding fortnight last year, 2809 f. 4e. 7d, or 43.07 per cent. on the receipts. ; ismer* spinet this year, 127/. 13s. 7d. Total receipts wrest book year—From the lit of May, 18/50, to Oct. 14 MO, °okra 121.2.1. ; from the 1.1 of May. 1539, to Oct. 15, 1659, being the corresnimliag period last year, 81,8711. 12.. t d ; increase In faiour of this year, 9,160/. 19s. std. Total work* expenar present 'hook !iar— noes the lst of May, 1964 to Oct. 15, 1960, 31,060/. lba Bd ., or 91.52 par mat un ruccipts; from the Ist of 'Kay, 1859, to Oct. LS. 18,59, 29,833 f. Os. 10.1, or 33.21 per cent on the receipts, bein,g the corrcsoondleg period last year ; kimono again at this year. 2230/. 11s. 10. r. The total working expenses for the you /352 .Go wars 4'102 per omit A 4. 1