The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-13 00:00:00

MIDDLREJEX SESSIONS. (TlllB DAY.) smut o 1 11111110 mina TO UN 114.1 D, Tam U. g the pati= Ostober esedowe far the ...i .11=1 limas& was resumed at the alaibmwallipare. balm Hoary Powasli. d o mmea, lied • hate al sia ri en, W,nl, the well.ksowit aad miimislaar , Trey days, end wlakee of the riag, 1",„1 oho has for yews kept VIEWS pIhoh4IMPUMIN hie p :mae sad Liverpool with apet . applied kr a Brew to the Mogi Aruuk Reed-wde. Whltre. e . t • .d. which he h...,cupted far the lest few yam. The opposed by the trustees TI the parte el as the group,' that it would Menem the I , ....me that Already *mated by the asessahlizeg et pima ,t tweet description in the applaud's hams as the .4 , A1 Prime hte, and would teed to ulcers the of the neighbourhood. g r . slosh supported the applicatioa, sod Mr. Medisalh, rectel by Mr. Mitchell, the Teary clerk of Wilisehapel, the trustee., upwind. rilogla .ails.' several witaelese, who proved that Mr. • owde..tral ha boom a a respectable amareer, sad so gwontaint 14.1 ever been roads asiaet his by the police 111. venal ,banieter for rsepectabilqy Wes • gusrastee he ea.ll.lp.edun hie routs praperly if the license war granted a, est i. 4 auswerable far what took place outside his Vagt. ;ft. Metcalfe ailed several wiemmes who proved that s h e wly Mr. Warts hams we. a emiemae to the neighbour. a... 1 by the mriaiMos el pommel mends the house as M amma O, the saimiaa el the apt between ftoriS aid SMINIM far ;lap. NO to 1. 0 %0 Pomona e,..a.bled it wed dem* t om~ M ; and if the booms was se seal. the wail wadi hams& ass refund by I to 1. TH POLICE COURTS. (rlllB DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. UMW.. CALTON TO LILDIZA snorectc. fey A.* Wont, a female of "hoot al, was charged I. • . e Mr. Tyrwhitt with attempting to pock pockets at S 7 - .maitre weallell shop, Charke-etroet, bubo-aquaria harlee Cain, eteipaot, YJ C, said that as the provims sheet half-past throe, be saw the primmer is ihi olotrost, wearing at the time a Mack fell over her face, t o' knowing her as a thief he followed her into Charles ste •t, lobo, where he sew her threat herself between two .., who went looking into the window of MontanarTs was *hop. Hama. watched bar for a few minutes he me plea: her lett head in the pocket of ctee of the Wise. He :hes •iewed by sad *poke to the lady, mid spa had am 1.4 &Whin; he walked isra the clop and the primer? sew Mr My et bed half a donee postale, sontetiews hipetting bar bowl In smd somethwas by rubbing ler lead Jews the outside 'Me ham' drama. Aa old lady and a mead am thee mune up sad he Metier* sew her fat bar hue eider the eld lady's shawl. He ',poke to the lady 1.4 the aim et Lit feed, residing at Clapham), bet as she dated that she hod ket moth*, he followed the poi. Met. oho west In frost of Mr. That's Wasedrepery wrf is Selicesquare, and es afteriserds taking the primes czstudy „•bee exclaimed, " Oh, Mr. Cole, don't he lard ro semi* yes with heil a-crown. rye slow within fee the rat these mantlia" There bed kr. two ladies relied that monis( at the MOO place, one of of owl 0.. other OM. The primesr had been linos be. bee atevietel at robbery, mice wake men named Co., who amen* immultod Servals% White, who took him tato cus tody. Yu c eviction es t Loma tomaioo hey* bees preyed by Waa4 the paler, Mr. Ty rwhatt mid Ite Amid commit her for three sthe She mbe a milder Wet, but Mel am AM tame the fuck to gam mythim. WirrYIINSTEII. iposAY• wLurazam. A reepectableleoldeg woman eats be the met aad es bawd the magistrahe to mit bee emir the follovnag Sill. rd./ versa:ewe= : Me maul that • ma who Weed 1a her boort wae imam, sat dot 6u vide sad lenity and body ia the hose cosenoritly is mat pull big violesee. A, : t.-.at bad lowa to the amt a deg oe el= a ..; .Sea 10 Paystee. who &meted th at the 'melee t in.pected by a doelor. This w. rmarilleats aneq bat the •ZIAI•dfll Made by the iseese ems to the iaifSal uede. aas•we so rat e:ea that the base. id be wad .. i t give wtik t 5 saga. that be wee eif eseewed weal , althoegb he b0bv.,..1 he woe. Mr. Arabi- That is awe ealawardiawy. Surely it the inobcal Tema bellowed him to le 11rsmaaee ,, le ecald have so difficulty iu divas a eertllleede ae that Apil,:it_wal. he will aot, althsegh he says he ought t be pLcril nada restraint. He Ise eldest that lea druid to be in the hew. with him There is no knowing whet hr might do; he bent' hie wife weedy ; pay help as. Mr. .I.rel I melee make the 410010, eV* a eurtalloste if he Wawa tad low uothiag without owe. The wan wide stepped forward, and al.o eatreated the eagistente's reuestuni from her busload's mamma He Inereratly bat her in flu: need cruel meaner, sal her life yes is amen. Ameld—When .1.4 be beat you last The wife—On Thursday mortung. Leash, the gaoler, said that her husband bad be, hue& there 1.. r ermilting her sad ordered to dod good tel inbeepteetly she came with Mania her eyes NMI bowl him all and lie wee dimckierged. Mr. Arnold =Addis& at she belayed au this weak and fobsti way uo wield awe* her. If the smolt we. reamed and aie mods up her naiad to paosocute, eh* sou', I ClAsol to him I.IIIIL THE yivrzatorrs Dadra OP A OBSTLEMAN Ar roamssr. ADJOINNICD INQUIRY. Last night Mr. Breitt deputy coroner for W es t Meldlaws, resumed the inv:istipakia, at the Hornary•woud Hear: Tsvern, Mon.,. tato the circumstan ces connec t e d with the .1. ath of lir. William %tanner, of No. 3D, Ladatons terrace, lalston, who.r lifeless body was found in %h. New Riff; on the morning of aachiseday, the Jed inst. It mil be remembered that at the kit examination several ductinosts care Irid befere the deputy-meaner, Including a Ind teis re , eint for the payment of deceased'. life Mears acre. It a 1... appean that there wee a pawnbroker's duplicate f o r en overcoat whteh bad been pledged at lb. liehg-en., teubndter, Kingaland.rood, for as., on e Ilse pre. ,our t o the finding of the body. The de. te.sed. • who left home that morning as usual, with his en us,. •ri .lc!. for luncheon, was supposed to mooed Hs 'lace of business, he laving been enraged aa a cutter in 'ins. Cedes Smith's clothing esialtheiunent, Houndalitch, at .. al.try of over 2001. a year. Oa the previous Saturday, liew.,er. he was dismissed, his esspdorg, nollerithetandiug h,e • 'mei./ the impression thee he weld nilbod an un , al re the ilooday morning, whoa he would have hem gladly aserial. for he was his right-Did man, and wry lever. Deceased did not acquaint hie wife with the lot .4 he. diantivetl, but left home in the morning Mal. On the Tuee.ie) ne.rning he went to the panne bro. r's sud -I.t.dtied 1...11..•cr0wn on his overtook return *: to the eve oung for a like amount. Mr. Everett. our 0.. n, tcoucit.end, Herai se y, m a d, a p e e amo ng *taut% dion ..f the Icily, as directed by the deputy C.l air. the result lei',; that there wee e n Mete" of 424 of es mg in th e s t omac h , an d i t was entiroly voidfood. 'II. re was nothin4 but dirty water in the stomach. The kilt conclusion therefore as to tbe cause of death that he tv .41 art ire et, was and...Adios from drowning. deputr.eorener, nthlremeing the 'cry, said they coold ..me to the o •luaion that the rleoea.sd had neither I. .Int;g” I sot Ithuseth and that death wee cametl by sma uf but a. to how he came into the winter, they had ranc....• open that fact could throw the lesatiiibt. T.. coast. t!.crefere, awl their ver d ict opal the evidenos them. r• - returned the following verdict : "That the do t' .• I• e. found deed in the New Kt., fnen the mortal t. of mtfutation I.s .Irewnitig ; but by what means be c.c.:: into the water therc was no evidence 1..10w." It s moiesac.....l that the life tantranto policy w as f ar fist .n.l folly 141/41 Ula Deoes.al has lei a widow and 1s• Linte Wombek.—Atu.mic the pencil.% sum -1%. • • ..tenhr as Law feeds Gate to pay pmor'n rates wa• Haw/Yin/4 • 1•N the rate cop per mal, had hem a • ! , •••1e.,,a, r is Mt. i;e.rpr's, and Imm brought up foe the He had removed to Haeksey, and there ' a 'erred. .t .raleman from the owtropolnr: %I•• h a ham mat I. Lam sot where H 410 kill. was to • : hut if time were allowed an arrangvrneut aught , um. • lb hie &dallier, and the rate, about 31., if sat ••1. hills r liiidat a l. It w as oa t true, the stomp, I. •! Nr. los mimed 3W. • week ; the hills • • • • shout as the tall.Ae. mad win is fact '' • •• 18.1 , 1." earl.e.l 11. toe 51. * week at the Victoria ." • He had Teen Irr.amlit out acme year. at , . 012 the 'az• The ll l ,,, p.tnoi... mai th,ry thote r la i t a •- that s little boy should earn s'. a week, " • • 't4 1.4i1e a warrant fur immediate eascutiou, anal ••• • • ",•• arrommwat to wait •Ly or two toted be ." • 'I- the coat, tae. ires Ons D at l y "',•.. AT A ST M44.1A1.-011 41... t . ..•••, Mr. hob act Blain. 4 the tans 4 etatesse, alit., sat dawn behind • ours stash is as. 4 • it the woo. tat,r. two (wow =WOW ri•••111,.. entered the met= They 14, 468.1. a gnmss• 442 the top d • corn Nook. •. -a led . The irmargiwary pew tamed mat to -••• erl• • w.lar 6 . 0 "( the farmer, who hada& ' -ad th e earns which entirely had him body • • dMea, hut I •ft Si. hat viable. As the go • ..ed„ the f4l.w's free avid hand Were sedgy ••• 4, awl i it, .Maya to my. be was able Yr elk .t. era ho;.. roldretaier.l 4 him altimate re • leper wh o bred th e u n f or tnnele slot has 4 , 4 agony of uond mom the 11141116•ShOiy '4 • be P. • mteeu • re.i..-tahre man. mad a. the •••• 4 oar•t..,. 1. Ora. A THE itsozzrr STORX.-PUIPTHEE DISASTERS IN THE BADTIC. ftlilltUtt, Tamar Kamm The Cheriot Hills hare put on their winter manta of mew. Yesterday wee • bleak, bitter day, snow. ben t aid else* falling at intervals. During the nit. • UK black frost has prevailed, which has of the Ewa pools with • tolerably thick costing of iret. There are still north country vessels musing, ewe* which put to sea before the dreadful hum ane of the 4th; sod 'the greatest anxiety prevails with 2 pird to the fate of the screw 'termer Vim:oust lambics, tiande lkn o ts= whsch vessel is missing, and has skier Pr Maar. More frightful loon of north country ina veal& in the Baltic are reported. A letter just received states that the brig Phsede, Captain' Wilma, of North Wails, has bees wreaked ia the Banc, sod that the captain, the sae* sad eve of the mew perished. Two semen only survived. The ship was struck by a heavy sea, which cached away the impish', mete, sad Aye mesa Minded te. The two mien who wore saved were et the thew in the cabin at tea. In addition to the mole& sad hi rms, everything cm deck was swept ramp, earl what the ship was struck the cabin filled. The We Wellwea who were there at tea immediately Ma 0s amok what to that dia rai t s T2 observed that their campaign' SW berm awned They eaw the captain rad the mate is the water, sad spoke to them, but were unable to reader thins sag aeholaaea. The two survivors, after remsiateir rm dish far these were takes o ff by vowel, sad eshreqesstly bladed st gem When taken off the week they were la a vary ex hausted state. The vessel hat not Moos been beard at. The lose ci livss by this wreck triage up the umber at north country seaman reported drowsed to at least Atty. Mom melds ere naiad. TRW( 4110$11V-VAtudifir litirstl4A:Vdrottnirli,l WILLS AND BEQUESTS. Lady Smythe. —The will of Lady Smythe was proved ie Loadon on the slk Les. Her Ledyehip was the widow of Sir Edward Joseph Smythe, Bart., end the ' daughter of Sir Edward Bellew, Bart. Lady Smythe bed executed bar will on the 16th of December, wt. and • co. dicil in the July follow*, add died on the 17111 of Avon Let, at the age of seventy. ?rebate was plated to her brother, Richard Montempusa Bellew, Seq., Y.P. for the county of death, one of the emembers. Herr Abet me, Sir Mules Iredwtek Smythe, Berk, amended to the title and @Metes el him father, the late Una* and to whom she leaves woes Mira family TO the net .1f ehildrea she leaves her propeity to le divided equally mewl them, with the exespira et a kepay to her brother, Lard Bells'', aed his chillies, and to ono or two other el the family. Her daughter Onherine le residuary legatee, mod wee also emoted emeetrix, but is not acting in that caparty. The will el Donna Maria de Betteuoourt may. widow • Partagnms lady, has just been proved in Leaden. She emu monist in the Wand of Teroeira, where she died in November last, and ponsamodwas of property in England, which was ainktmed to by her son in-law Georie Phillip Dart, ~ the sole acting ex e c u t or . The will is in the Portuguese language, with an English translation. She has dispoesd of her property according to the laws and image of Pertain, *meth* to her legitimate heirs— Namely, her daughter sal the children of her two &reamed daughters—two-thirds thereof, dividing the remaining portion amooget her Dear relatives, and laving legacies to hr servants. Tee will of Thomas Addison, M.D.. of Berkideyoquare lags oomulting physician toGuy's Hospital, wee admitted to probates en the 415 of this mouth, and the puesoaemem under 30,000 f., by one of the executers--munely, elm Ad dison. Esq., of Banks HOMO, Oemberlead i the teeltileVe brother ; power brief reserved to Alfred fircebe Amer, rargeoe, of King's-road, Chelsea. alio an snarler. To hie Tykct he has bequeathed his freehold esime ead 111. silence at Brighton, her with the furniture, add hae left her se annuity of ZOL and hie shares in the laissealty Mutual Marine Assurance Compaey ; and to he eta sad daughter ho hoe left an munuty of 10A. ; them &acuities to be free of lope, ditty. The preessesticei el plate male to bin from various parties, both public and private, be Level to his said brother, to be held by him al heirlooms in the family. He appoints his mid brother, John Addison. E sq .. residuary Inatee of his estate real and remonal The will bears date rieember 36, 1855, and a codicil in DM. His died et his r --mdence, 15, Wallington - villas, Brighton, oo the 'ath June last. —(lfroce the Blow trend L.adost Nees, Oct. 13.) SHILLJBEERS VIS-A-VIS ONYIBUS. Mr. Shillibrer, the patriarch of the London °melbas world , haa just completed • new variety of that mink° cosiveyance, which be cello the Vied-lfle, end for which he has taken out • patent. The now omnibus differ; little in sates al &meantime frees the " Saloon, which it approaches in aim, bat • pent many rioveltiee have hem introduced in the interior annapeaserits. A dear wide passage runs np the centre, &eked as each site to tell-way up by two maipartnients, be each of which four persona can ad con.fortably face to face, and get in and out without the slightest difficulty. A similar space above the centre will accommodate in equal comfort seven persons sitting in the ordinary way. The princip a l novelty a the vane •ellicts lies is tioi io which the mats we the top are arranged. Semis the central passage running up from the door there is • cross section at the centre, and o• each side of this is a sort of staircase, by which the outside seats are ressbed without the nomasity of an exterior climbing. Mr. Skillibeer thinks that this alter ation will make the seats on the roof accessible to ladies, both in 6111) sad wet weather, as they are to he provided with • light moveable covering ; and certainly many of the mort important objections to inttoide sest a for females are removed by the new cootrimrice. We fear, however, that some further alteratioa is the mode of ascent will still be necessary to induce the ladies to parcels* the roof very ex tensively. There is • wide seat in front, as in the ordinary " bus," in the ascent to which the well known dirlicultiee remain pretty much as natal The new " bus" is certainly very light, and by no means inelegant in proportions, sad it hie the additional recent. tneWatim that in wet weather it will provide carer for one half • greater number of passengers than the ordinary vehicles. It is speedily about to Lo tried "n the Brixton rood, where it. capabilities will be fully tested, sod if it should meat with the public approval, which we think it deserves, as it is in ninny respects a grew: improvement on existing omnibuses, a coinputy will be formed to run *hai ler carnage, all over London. Saba OF • Cracoa.—The renowned clown, Jew Myers, who amused the Oourt of Queen's Bench so much la the spring by the re, ital of his eery dragon and Inectios. origin* troubles, will be hemmed up against lampposts and shot over hedges into apple-orchards, or through the study windows of quiet burgesaes, in rummer touts, on bin own account, no IllOrV. His stud, forty-four strong, not ta ct ud ing the trained bull, stag, , lag, and braee of perforating monkeys, were brought t o tb o h ammer at the Barbican last Tuesday, ah.o 4 with all the wardrobe properties, " six• teen coats for Turoin's ride to York," royal standard, and so us. Must of the rival knights of the ring mastered wen on the occasion of Ins h, , anti. Th. don Was Haswell, " • well-known bate-back or pad mare," made Mtge; the cream. coloured Emma, no •• estrsonlinary trick mare," the same as the skewbald Loly Mary, of like aooonplishrnente; while the spotted pony TOMMY and " the brown horse Jem, used i n single and double act.," were knocked down at ltOgs, a l .piece, and the bull Don Juan at 21g..—Illireroted London fO,ll. Cliaawria. —We have this week to record the death of Mr. James MacilonaNl, M.A., • r•- tnarkable chancier, well known in Stafford ,out the neigh bourhood. Mr. Yeerioualil graduated at tl.c University of Edinburgh, taking the &MO of Muter of Arta, sad foe woo time discharged the duties of subeditor of the Alldisi e,a,va coeresit. le.act t!.irty years ago hi came to Cada. I when his Frother was then minister of the FOrebyteric church, and when the deceased suceesdully condaeled • private school. Subsequently be became tutor is a school Wolvsrhamptos, the priacipal of which was the late Rev. tloorge Davenport, and although naturally giftwl Kith • good share of intellectual abil,ty, he retained the situatioa but • short time in consequeoce of his ioenvisiuglc indolent and slovenly habits. Fnan Wolverhampton he returned to 84. g , where ae a rhetorician he game,' some degne of notoriety, and for a few .tors obtained a moll plane by giving educational lesson, to the Junior members of private families in many of the neighbourin , . villa-me. His persoaal appearance end detrital, however, prgulu n ify ; wan . . 0 „*. pukive, that eves thou who had previor.sly engaged him were compelled to request a diecontinnanc e of his peri ce u e 4 visits ffie poverty now appeared exceeslingh movers, and foe some time hie nhtly resting d e . was is • shed or loft ; but latterle, t b s humane who had lases bier , and assisted by their harity, be eared • Cotten in • h.lging-bourns ia tie town. Is Jame last be was seised with a serious Was, and at the argent solicitation of • few friends he haus. a potent at the °nasty Infirmary, when he gradually soak until Tuesday weak, when he died—tbit gentleman who re. ocannossied him offering to pay a eavereige tower& his is,- torment, believing lam to be oompletelv pongees. Yea. terday (Friday), however, us scanning his clothes, which were of the asllth, character, some exceedingly dirty old rags were food, sal le them were disoovered three hankers' cheque, atueunsiuig to nearly one thoumad eia ladled pounds, besides X. Yd. io gold, silver. sad capper. No mum valeta (with the exception of topic, of two or three old cheques, hem which it appeared that be had is the habit of eddin. tag Merest to the pried* each half year, sad ezebseipas the old cheque fee • low use lath the 'pageant saseseth have at present bees feat Hen he be..,,. peasseed if all this inay is a siesellee ea mbiell VOA may be thrown by some ef his lialaiVlO et earlier sonieles; bet there no terse to believe thet he was Nothing ha • wee a strict inintritY—if el NV= be correctly add an individual who Woad whilst be bad eleety, mil obtained pecuniary hap by pat ting sia • Islos_apperiana—aWireclea ire Adrerillar. YALACK —At the instates 01 111/11117 frieals ef the early eisehig mounneet, tidy any flebeelet) 'gat set sport a a "seal shilling day. • bap numbs" I of the Andrea sad friss& of the atrophic ealtssie MIL t. le part is a easeest ef mat amp Itos. A belles. saint Iva.. laud perkemences w• add to the /s aims 1:,11t SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Otoon. The railway share market to-day is rather dull, preparations for the fortnightly settlement engaging attention. Great West and Lanca shire and Yorkshire stocks present a decline of I per cent., and Berwick of per cent. Gene rally, howerer, prices are fairy supported. Lon don and North-Western stock is quoted 100 i to 101 ; ca Great Western, 74 to ; M idland, l92 to ; La n shire and Yorksh' 118 to *; Cale donian, 911 to 92} ; South 84 - to ; &stern Counties, 531 to ; and Great Northern, U 4 to 115. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have relapsed to to dk Great Lnxembomg shares are doll. There la also less inquiry for Ovand Trunk of Canada. 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Ca w c.d fts Do. islooliso 7 Do. irD.V .N Debosl Do. p. at. 40. _ Do. ii o._ do. 11/1.19 iTemi m7l6 "al . se _ Ds. Spat* /=. De. ell UM De. - gal FEY — Do. irow 0t1=14 , 41 FAWNS Do. Now 1) ;:_4 7 . ii ei 4 4 Madras O. per ot. Do. do. 5 for at. Do. Lam.. Do. Ma 4110. do. itotb.Corp.llp. cd.Boods N. Brunswick °nada Hi If ens "oi;o7i Do. Load to. Do. do.' me. ae o. 40. Load tie, On D de (LoDol) acinae Do. Pb D°*_l?;l:,i;r_°!..*ll.6,•*s`l JOINT 111`001 Mimi. No, Sin= usizi=i aWAI to tors sad U. oar. Baas . 1 7s SO - -• id 10,400 14 Bank of = ail 19 911 - MOO 100 Bank el - 50,000 * Bank of Torksy 3 lit li ills - 91,000 SO British N. America - - 4i910 10 Chart. Ausßank of lad* tralia, sad Old's. all U I% id 101 I sd SAN IN Chrtrd. Nan. at Isaki, Loa., fad China. an ss 36 - OM 100 aty - *AO 100 Colonial - 1000 11 C. of Canada aD 009 100 Com. of London 20 Pag.EkottAaid.Cbartd all 16 161 - MO 20 0. Bank of Switzerland MI - - - 10 Loa. Ch. 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AO 113 116 - 14.2% 13 . • tit Ananias Lad al U 114 - 15,000 1 .ulatarlus ToL kap - 76,000 I Do. do. lagletarod- all 1 .-. 10, 26 Tram • Ln.Ce. Up. Cam. II - •- - 10,000 100 Via OfeanWr Lod_ - Dorraucrine Ftes.—This morning, between the hours of two and three o'clock, • fire broke out on the pre' mime of Mr. George Ormond, proprietor of the George the Fourth public-home, corner ofOilbest-psimage, Portsmouth. street, Lineolres-inn-fields. The premises were entirely destroyed. Has MAJESTY'S STAOHOUND& —The royal pack, prior to the commencement of the regular hunting maso met for the first time on Friday (yesterday ), at the Ken nel, Ascot-heath, for the purpose of blooding the hounds, whim • deer was killed in the paddock near the kennel. After wards another deer was uncarted in the neighbourhood, which gave • good run of 11 miles in the direction of Swinley, and got into a pond in Swinley-park, where it was left, which finished the day's sport. There was • good field of the well-mounted. The pack will meet every Tuesday and Fri. day at the kennel until the regular hunting commences, which will be about the middle of November. This is ex. petted to be an unusually brilliant •01111011, and many of the sporting world have already taken up their abode in Wind. *or and the neighbourhood. INSTITCIR or POOR LAW OFFICER/I.—The quar terly meeting of the Institute of Poor Isn Ofeoere of England and Wales was held last evening at the workhorse of Mt. Martin's-in-the-Fields, Mr. Huokin in the chair. The object of the institute is to elevate the social status and promote the welfare of poor law °Moen ; to provide • fund, denominated the " Contingent Fund," for the anat. anus of members who through e c til mi ci i r mental lair. ashy are incapacitated from " their dative; to assist the widows and children ofdeceased members ; to endeavour by co-operation to obtain admission for such children into public schools, or otherwise to aid in their education ; to consider all proposed measures submitted to parliament relating to poor -laws, and to make to the proper authorities such SWelitlol2l as may appear name. wiry with • view to simplify and improve the laws relating to the poor, and to advise members upon any complicat ed matter or aim relating to poor - laws that may arise in the course of their duties, with • view to avoid litigation and tunieoesiary expenditure of the Mao The report con gratulated the members upon the steady proper. of the Institute, and stated that 71. additional had been subsaibed to the contingent fund. Several bills pending in parliament relating to the relief of the poor had been considered by the committee, and alterations and improvement. mb mitted to the proper quarter. The report having been ' adopted, Mr. Avery read a _piper upon the history of poor law °Moen from the earliest periods to the present time, containing • vast amount of useful information. A vote of thanks to the chairman closed the proceedings. ALLEGED PIRACY RE G•REBALDIANIL—It will be remembered that caidderable 'stir was mss a few weeks ago about en alleged @riser* ed an Engin& vowel by soma Garibaldians, and upon the enesidoes of the complaining party a steamer of the Kaditormiams squadron was sent to capture the " pirates.* The Mandl Sera has the follow. ing on the subject :—" Captain Pmal Matti, &our Settain bruai, sod others who were seat be.. as prisoners on board the Omar, charged with seizing end rennint e iay with the En.ilish steamer Orwell, have bees set at , the home authorities having confirmed the opinion of the °eel govern ment, that no lawful ground existed for their arrest and detention." iiiiOrrwenn BOMBAY Mail..--Hornichirrow, Orr. 12.—(l:enter's Exprese.)—The Peninsular and (oriental Company's steamship Ellora, Captain Joy, took her de parture this afternoon, at 3 p.m., with the Mail, for Gib mites, the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, Bombay, and Upper Bengal. She took 100 passengers, among whom are for Bombay, the Rev. Yr. Weathsrhead, Major Hen Rev. Mr.ltoloon, Capt. C. A. Lock, Rev. Mr. Martin, i 7 , 4; Cumming, Colonel Smith, and Ensign &Mir. or Malta, Captain Harvey, Lieutenant• Harness and Turner, and Ensign Hall ; and for Gibraltar, Lieutenant Coiling wood, Captain Hamilton, and Barrack-Sergeant Banner ; 56 other kessenten are booked to join the Elora, who pro seed rid Marseilles ; amongst these are included the Earl and Countess of Albemarle. Lady L. Kennel, Lady A. Koppel, Hon. Mrs. Cunnir.gharn, Commander Batt, Colonel Benson, and Captains Slack, Lockwood, Pwor. and Trevor. The Ellora took on freight XS bores of specie for Bombay, value 61,064 f. Ws., consisting of bar silver, 56,4001 ; soy 6,000'. ; 'watches, jewellery, kx., 5641. 10a. ; alaol% cargo of general merchandise. FORLIGN Oencz, SEPT. 21.—The Queen ham been cciouil ib efeed to appoint Hairy °rant Foote, Esq.,new • consul at Salvador, to be her Majesty's gon ad at .-oazette. MONSI MAREBT-TMISIDAY. Two o'Clioos. The funds are stationary to-day, at the closing quotations of yesterday, with very little business. The changes shown in the Bank return are regarded with satisfaction rather than otherwise; but it has transpired that a fur ther largo amount of gold—rumoured to be between 200,0001. and 300,000/.—bas been taken this day from the Bank of England for exportation. In the share market the transactions have likewise been limited, this being " making-up day." In two or three instances prices are slightly lower. At Paris this morning, according to Kr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Benter opened at SKr., being per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 924 and 4 for money and 93 for the account. The present quotations are 924 to 4 for cash, and 93, " buyers," for the Bth of Nov. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 229, 228}, 230, 2284; Three par Cents. Reduced, 914, ; New Threo per Cents., 914, 4, ; India Fite per Cent. stock, 1859, 1031 ; ditto bonds, par ; Four per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 804 ; ditto Five per Cent., 964 ; Exchequer Bills, as. prem. Very little business has been done in foreign bonds. Turkish stocks are flat, and ex hibit a reduction of to I per cent. ; the Loan of 1854 is quoted 70 to 4, ex div. and that of 1868, 55 to 4. S ar di n i a ; bonds are firm, and Mexican steady. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Conte., 98 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 874 ; Mexican Three per Cents, 224, ; Portuguese) Three per Cents. 1863, 434, 44 ; Sar dinian Five per Gent., 88 ; Turkish Six per Cents, 1868, 564 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102. . _ At a meeting to-day of the creditors of Mr. A. Allan, miller and flour factor, of King's cross, it was resolved to accept a composition of 10s. in the pound, payable in four instalments. His liabilities amount to 16,7851., and assets to 9,1911 The steamer Abaco has arrived from the West Indies with 92,0001. in specie. Eimy-PAT Two o'CLocx. No important alteration has taken place in the English funds since 2 o'clock, Consols being now quoted 923 to j for money, and 93 for the account. It is understood that some further large parcels of gold, computed at about 200,0001., are likely to be taken from the Bank of England for exportation during the next day or two. There is an impres sion in some quarters that the amount is to be sent rid Paris to Egypt, on account of the loan of 600,0001. which the Pacha recently contracted at Paris. The diaoonnt market continues rather tight, and no business is done below the Bank minimum. .. . The payment of the October dividends com menced at the Bank to-day. An instalment of lb per cent. falls payable on Monday next on the Russian Loan introduced is June last, and on the following day an instalment of 8 per cent, making 82 per cent. paid, on the Canada Loan of 2,800,000!. Most of these pay ments, however, have been met in advance. At Vienna, although the bank rate of discount is per cent., the actual charge is 6. At Paris, Amsterdam, and Brussels, the quotation in the open market remains at 3. At Berlin 34 is charged, and at Hamburg 2 per cent. A meeting of the holders of New Granada bonds is called by the committee for Wednesday next, to receive a proposition from the government Metiers. Thomson, Boner, and Co., announce the payment in due course of the dividend which falls due the Ist November on the R 111161171 Three per Cent. Loan negotiated through them last year. It is at the same time officially notified that bonds of this loan to the amount of 690,000/. sterling were cancelled and burnt at St. Petersburg at noon this day. It may be necessary to explain that the amount in question forms part of the 5,000,000/. of this loan, which the govern ment reserved to themselves last year. Its cancel ment, as well as that of certain remnants of former loans remaining in the hands of the government, is in accordance with the announcement which was made upon the occasion of the issue of Mears. Baring's loan in June last. A British Guiana loan to the amount of 40,0001. is announced, through Mr. Charles Cave. The money is wanted for the purpose of aiding the im migration of Chinese labourers into the colony. The debentures are for five years, and bear 0 per cent interest, which, together with the principal, is made payable in London. Tenders will be received until Nov. 30. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, ewbg partly, no doubt, to the large amount both of gold and silver lately withdrawn from this country. The Austrian exchange was higher. The rates are shown below : Amdadam, 3 neentles, /1.161 . to ; ditto, 3 days' sight, 11.141 to I ; BoMerdam, 3days' 11.161 to f ; Antvrerp, days 3 ' sight, 25.271 to 30; Hamburg (ma beam) 3 days' sight, 13.6 i to6l ; Pub, 3 days' sight, 25.121 to 171; ditto, 3 months, 25.371 to 40; FranWort-on-the.Maine, 3 months, 1171 to 4 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 =Goths, 341 to 35 ; Vienna, eft. do. three 13.60 to 70 ; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.60 to 70; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to 1 Cadiz, 3 months, 491 to f ; Leghorn, 3 morths, 25.521 to 71 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.42 f to 71 ; Naples, 3 months, 40( to 1 ; Palermo and Iguana, 3 months, 1241 to 1221 ; Lisbon and Oporto, 90 days, 53 to 1. Several cases of mercantile embarrassment are reported amongst the Greeks at Manchester, but the amounts involved are not important. The Peninsular and Oriental Company notify their intention of despatching the steamer Colum bian from Suez to Calcutta as an extra steamer, being unable to comply with the many applications for accommodation in the regular steamers during the months of November and December. Subjoined is'a report of yesterday's indigo sale : Bengal and Kurpab have gone without alteration. The first tercels of dry leaf Madrascame on to-day, and wild with spirit at an advance of 2d. to 3d. per lb. for the mid dling and ordinary, and 4d. to 6d. per lb. for the good and line. The B catelogue will commence on Monday. 1,167 chests passed to-day, of which 314 chests were withdrawn, 191 chests bought in, and 662 chests sold. Total quantity passed, 6,189 chests, of which 2,513 have been sold, 2,778 withdrawn, and 906 bought in. The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday last, the 11th of Oct., snows the following results (the exchange taken at 215 f. to the pound) : Coin and bullion Bills discounted lmmo 1,160,000 Notes in circulation bureau 40,000 Treasury deposits • Deerace 040,000 Private deposits Advances on public securities Increase 80,000 The heavy decrease in the coin and bullion is oocasionud by the deficiency in the French harvest, which causes considerable importations of corn. The effect of this is aggravated by the requirements of the French expeditionary forces in Syria, Rome, and China. The increase in the discounts is caused by the movement in the bullion. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 10, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation lane 09,162255 Decrees* 080,150 Circulation active Public deposit 6,593,944 Decreue 248,081 Other deposits 12,813,771 Increase 807,222 Goverment isenrides in tigaziement 9,863,400 No change. !shindig 19,582,596 Decrease 362,625 Girsa i r ld ldllea in lint dignelnent 15,425,613 Demme 443,475 Sewn day an other bill 769,631 Decrease 44,041 The BIM .......... 3,083,017 Decrease 721,571 Notes is nasty 7,808,950 Inertias 119,480 Min resins Naha coin) fa bandegileiermeat 8,547,308 Increase 136,156 The demeese in the bullion is as large as was expected, considering that the effect of yesterday's withdrawal of 400,0001. will not be seen until the next return. Upon the whole, however, the changes shown above will have a teudency to allay ti m , 1 11 si 1 is TS SI 12 TS r m. 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AIX KookLel &Maio Op.c. 10 N.N I'M& 6 wow MI Do. Doff Duo op. et. 1 Do.Dorelor talcs goo N.164.—D0rw.4 p.c.Prt Dw do. do Ii Do. Lode 6p.cL No 10 Do. York. H. & &parc. In Nati Otaffordildro 1N.:461460NA. NowProt. N Noll.N.l.3lp.d.ProLat DeAloss. If Do. T p.d.144.1401k ,16. Devoe NUN y p. 0. In 8. (Bood. Ad. MAO) II Do. 41 per cost 111 Do. axed 6p. ossd per NEL NI Wass go& 10 Do. dew Nal N & at ▪ Do. dr 11116.0. tD Dw N PP ILM—OLLloigoast . Do. do. tad do ID Do. Newp. 6 p. c 6 Pref ID Do.do. pry. 6 p.a. pr' VOZZION RAILWAYS. ill Anima, • BoNordin azdeire 14 iliMualits. IL 2.7p.s ID Niles Junetj ort au asesee t. Orsiatestae 1011=1•111•1 MOP still 14 Doi& Ithembh wai.i S p.e Irs et Passa ad. Aides • • ▪ Ontrii d Trance ▪ Who Ja ▪ lassabg. Cond. I setiou dl 3.o.ooriasee s Bak a awe sod Turnhout 11.666 al 11 sadten Genera 6116 ints t• IllawigiegitL e y ▪ 1it.11.4.1W. Dolg.gev. ▪ Isms.% Do. Num arm aml • • id 'Norwegian Trait 14a LTuitorinfoili al SW. tad Odom 13 larmik luatikte• I 01. " - •;;PAL U Alp and A 'Ram sod dl .Ilayal Limeldi oil Mini 8.64 a •II Da. 1 par mat all limalsa• aa4 Yeas r an Dej o per ' o ne t hat ,I rma U &Aosta Lesa-V WI lloolleant at Are ell 1 / 6 01/a4ses all Da le pre aft hat all :Wed.& N. W. et risen • Weans el AMA an I Wissiedla Ii li ej al. 2 a 3 dls T• N :in ii 4 II cal 9 i Az dts 601 6 zd. [I ei il 711 wi al 4 st lie lei— U 4 1154 Ul ni e_ 1181 le I flt 111 1001 1 NI 6 100 100 100 110 Par tle V • 0 0 10 94 S r apprehension, the reserve having increased. The increase in the private deposits la connected with the decrease of 721,5711• in the , " Rest," which re presents the dividend on Bank stock. The Gazette statement of the movements of the precious metals for the week ending Weduasday last gives the following totals viz. :—lmporta of gold, 6 6 3091. • exp orts of gold, 266,892/. ; imports of silver, 11,24 21. ; exports of silver, 110,3241. BANK OF ENGLAND.—An Account ruseent to the Act Tea end Bth Vic., a SI, for the week ending co Wednesday, Oct. 10, 10110, WWII DM Notes tweed 429,182,266 IMMIX' I M Proprieton' Capital 4 M 14. E 514A Di1 0 heat Public Deposita Lta eluding aay. Banks, Ona ssis. at National D. and Div Ands ) Other Deposita— Bin Seven a day and other MOO Government debt.. £11,016,100 Other securities.... 3,4140,900 Gold coin and bat- 14,007.155 Silver 1.37,7 9 8,8 1 2 Oct. 11, 1860. 1 619,142,155 iidermnrr. ; Government Sem i Mies (including W Dahl eight An ; may) Other Nonwhite Notes Gold sad Silver Coln 73.9,358 437,793.30 S MABARAIL, adet Cashier. FinuT ERVING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 3-16 to for the Bth November, opened this morning at W 4 to 4, and closed at 93 to 4. For money the last price was 924. The official buaineas report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 924, 93 ; ditto for account (Nov. 8), 934, I, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, *, ex div.; New Three per Cents., 914, 4,4, 4, ex div.; Bank Stock, 229, 230, ex div.; Stock 2194, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 10S ,e ; n ditto, for ac count, 1034 ; ditto Four t. Debentures, 182 1 22 ; ditto 1869, ; Five per Cent. st " rupee paper, 964, • Indian government securities were quiet. Ex chequer bills remain quoted par to 3s. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet. Spanish and Mexican bonds improved in the morning, but afterwards relapsed. Baulk shares to-day were steady. Ottoman Bank were firmer. Loudon and Westminster Bank con tinue in demand. In the miscellaneous share mar ket the variations were few. The inquiries fur Oriental Inland Steen, shares continue. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insur ance, 14 to 2 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 13-16 to 15-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 7-16 to 9.16 prem.; London and Provincial Marine, to dia. ; East India Irrigation, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. Illinois Central Railway " Optional Bights " scrip was quoted 44 to 4. MMES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoot. Owing partly to the approach of the settlement, there has not been much business this morning in British mining stocks. The transactions have been chiefly confined to shares in East Basset, East Cain Brea, East Wheal Rumen, Tincroft, North Downs, and Camborne Vean mines. There is no change of importance in prime. Linares Mining shares are inquired for, and have been dealt in at wi and 104, ea dlr. English and Australian Copper shares are marked 2f to 21. Those of the Labuan Coal Company are quoted to 1 prem. The subscription list for shares in the Devon Union Mining Company will be closed on the 20th instant. The second annual meeting of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia is called for the 25th instant. A continuance of just enough business to keep I priors up is pretty nearly all that can be said of metals. Copper has not been sold to any extent, either by the English makers or holders of foreign, but the prices of ores keep up fairly. iron is unchanged as regards manufactured, but Scotch pig has been gradually advancing, say to &2s. 6d. cash, owing to the belief that beneficial results will arise from the new French duties. Tin keeps steady. Spelter is again a trifle higher, some fair extent of business having been done. Lead is quiet, and rather favouring buyers. Tin plates are unchanged. An extmardinery meeting of the Devon Kapanda Copper and Silver land Miring Oempany is called for the '23rd hat., to madder the propriety of continuing the com pany or otherwise, elm of amalgamating with a new company. At • meeting of adventurers in the Vale of Ton Mine y, the accounts showed a credit baton°, of 8411. 17s. ge ar noto ' rt war considered very satisfactory. Mr. T. Field sent in his resignation of his post as secretary, which was accepted with regret. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The market is at to-day, and quotations show a redac tion of Ed. to . 9d. per cwt..oomparsti with those last current yesterday, being u follows :—Town tallow 59a, net cash ; Petersburg T.C. on the spot, 58s. 6d. to 58s. 9d. ; all the lear, 58s. ; December, 58s. 3d . to 58s. 6d. ; Jan. to 581. 6d . ; March only, 59a. Nal= Avtaaoss.—Town tallow, 61a. ; fat by ditto, 31. ld. • yellow Rumian, 60s. 13d. ; m oles staff, 4.k. ; rough dlito, ?h. tallow puss, 204. ; good dregs, 7a RAY MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . Mama Davis sad Co. report trade firm. Priori : Prime meadow hay, 755. to Ns. ; superior do., 955. to 115 s. inferior do., 50s. to 60e. ; rowan, 40s. to 50s. ; clover, old , 90e. to 120 s. ; ditto accord cut, 80s. to 100 s. ; straw, 30a. to 35e. COVENT OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Black Hamburg and other grapes are still supplied in met quantities. Pears consist chiefly of Marie Louise, deckle, Louise Bonne of Jersey, &kneel's Bergamot, and Duchene d'Angoulf me. resales, nectarines, and plums may yet be obtained, bat both peaches and nectarines ere very inferior in flavour. Oranges are 3e. a dozen. Good Alberta may be had at from 9d. to la per lb. Cabbages, beans, carrots, and turnips may be ob tained in qvantity. Cauliflowers are sane. Potatoes realise from tia. to 15s. per cwt. Cucumbers abundant. Out bowers chiefly coneist of orchids, gardenias, kalo saathas, dahlias, violate, mignonette, china asters, heaths, end rows. THE BOARD or WOREIL—We are informed that the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor Elect has written to Mr. Thwaites, Chairmen of the Metropolitan Board of Works, and has placed his seat at the board again in the hands of the Common Connell. He has taken this step in come. queue of the many onerous duties which will devolve upon him as chief magistrate of the City. Three members of the corporation, Dr. Abraham, H. De Jersey. and R. Begley, Enis., We we believe, already named as likely to become candidates for the vacant chair. —City Press. Wilms. —Yesterday (Thursday) hail and snow fell thickly in the nei;hbourbood of Newcastle. About six weeks ago there was a fall of snow at Malton.—Nerwied Caro. ids. —On Thursday morning thetill-tops in the neigh bonrhoodof Todmorden werecovered with snow, there having been &considerable fall during the night. —York Herald. The hWs round about Bowness were on Monday morning last covered with snow. Langdale Pikes, Coniston Old Man, and their neighbours, had all a very wintry garb. It is stated that the same event occurred on the V.nd of October last year, and we are consequently a fortnight earlier in 1860. The but vestige of snow did not leave Helvellyn till the 14th of Juno this year. —Kendal Mercury. Despatches from the Governors of the Mauritius and Gibraltar were received yesterday at the Colonial-of fi ce. were seat to the Lord High Commisaioner of the Ins Ishads sad to the Guenter of Canada. - - - - - - RAILWAY TRAFFIC,—The traffic returns of rail ways In the United Kingdom for the week ending Oct. 6 amounted to 568,8101, and for the corresponding period of Last year to 537,1204, showing an inereme of 31,690/. The gross receipts on the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted to 1147,1631., ud for the cor responding week of 1850 t 0241,1861., showing an increase of 5,9771. The inerseee ca the Groat Western Railway &loosened to 51.11, ; aa the Loads] and N tat h Western, to 5,0871. ; on the London, Brighton, and Beath Coast. to 2,5881., and on the London and South Western, to 1,904/. ; total. 10,068/. Rut from We must be deducted 8281., the decrease on the &stern Counties, 24711. on the Great Northern, 81/. on the London and Bleckwall, end 7111. on the South-Esstern, together, 4,0911., leaving the increase as above, 5,9771. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 321,8471., end for the corresponding week of last vein to 245,9341., showing an increase of 25,7131., which, added to the increase cm the metropolitan [lines, makes the total increase 31,6901., as compared with the corresponding week of 1839. I !L jU ie. 111 114. N • ip 47f S US f 2 i ... w: xl xd zd - 141