The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF RAN KRUPTCY. (Before Yr. Commissioner HoLoyd.) GOSTLECO. This was an applicatiuo fur cert.biate hr Samuel Rustling, of l'.i.tleeere, neer Swatflllllll, butcher and cattle dealer. The balance sheet exteuits from 16th Feb., DCA to April 27, 1 , 01, mil shows : Doe to credi tors , 51451. 114. : mort,me, lmbilities, 27414. : capital. 134 W. s e . 3d. ; profits, 3841.'. ; total, 1,7141. b.. 4.L, alien amount a thus dispaal :—By debtors, 147 f. es. 411. ; rty, 9Uf. ; valce of l ruperty mortgaged, 4.31. ; lia ity, MN. ; ex tepte 1 .melee, 311. ; tr.do 'spume, Fl 3. ; permed sad dime ; looms, h)/. ; total, 1,,741. lie. 4.1. The adjudication barite: tabus place on the b an k rup t' s own petition, the sitting weeadluurned siue die, the baukruit'i estate nut haring produced the sum requited by the i: riotretion for two months was granted. p Thu. eaa an ezaminat meetini. 7'be bankrupt w as a rnervhant or Gresham House. Old deoadetreet and Dews but . .\o amounts baring been bled, an adjournment for ail erevks no ordered. Mr Thrner attended fur the maipees awl br. Hall. of Sa.n;ludl.atreet, fur the bankrupt INSOLVINT DEBTORS COLIRT. (Adore Mr. Coniutisatoetr Nichols.) THJERIMI PVIT. -IN Ili JOHN InElt WELDON. This insols vet, whose case was before the court on a former occulion, appeared for further eximaination. He was require! to give sovpunt o f a bill of &ale given t o his brother who reside( sl.rosuL Mr. flargood said lie had been requested by Mews. Lewis and Leiria to appear hi the rase, as the/ could 001 atter* to-ilay, heist; the great Jewish Fast (Clay of Atooeusetit),aad be had a c ISOOOS to Cal. ok A wit..., wee callel. who roved that he had receiv e d loam frees th e iasolveut s brother to eutcr satisfaction ea the tall Mr. onit.grumer :4 idiots mid the property secured by the hill of milepost he given up to the court. The insolvent informod the court that his landlord bed di,traiacd on the furnaure and tt ...old not be given up. The learned rommtie.oner reciArked tit the &dram tia , l4 1.. pawed. It ondil he done to-der. Mr. Nir.,eal said Me , tra. Leiria, fur du reams he had bitted. eO,ll nut attend t.i e,y business today. l'erhasm the court would adjouru the we wad w•morruw. The ei.urt acquiesced, and the mot was &dimmed until THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION•FIOrn. A you.: nun named Willia m E me, who is wet known to the 1+,1:or, wan brought befure the Lord Mayor, charged with the 1`..11.,, ern yaw.: rolriKry It atpe..red ?men the evidence of Mr. Grant, a wer,house man is .tblennaabery, th.st at half.pet ton o'clock on Torslay ni;ht he was a tr.roinonger.inne when a woman Laved her mover...time npoe him, and walked w i th l am . awl maidenly placed 11. moltls fore lino, and he izninekhately an.... 1 !a. watch. He amused her ol stealing it, and she ca 11..! ..ut, " Oh, coy and the prisoner then came up sod asked what was the matter, and the 1.•. et -.tot saw the woman pa., the wat c h t o him, an d th ey 4i ran away. I..llowed the prieumr, who envltat,l. struck him several tunes very vadeatly, and one el Ow 1.10. • WO him a severe !dock eye. He eon• taau..d t!:e however, and the prisoner Iris stopped by a p015.e...m. Ti.. watch was afterwards picked up in tie bun 1., art, wheel, the primmer was seen to throw it. 1.11 ..uer, who made so defame, was remoulded. itt ) ! - TIIWARR. ATTOIRID aro int In Mln POLICE CUL. J.dis Polwer, a sasklit-ssuil lest . dean abed as • journey- Inas cooper. was Woo& balms Mr. Csmaist. ahaig tenth asissitiez Kidlhaen Woks, she wish siSzpilimg Is sissitii solid. by hanging hiesself AA piss It appaloosa thst w riseshsi Lisp{ with his wit% for a tew days. at Use Med am" the ]lm. sad ilti• mum* he .4isarrelled with the depalOreeper about or 1.4 wlceh he amid Its hid sista bin to keep. Ms deputy.keeper denied rise Isaias bad it. A cane. up, with the new of irides prune between them, when the prisoner .track the ether a the face. sail he sus take a auto.: melody. lie wee locked up is a cell, as nand. and left there. et X rid he ins kokar ma'am& Vaal p.lice station, and be New the passer kb sad beard op la owe at the coils shout eiglat Abut As bra titterers,. I Mat before th deaa.,o of dat Mak pls. \sweet to tbri c• 11 Vets, and pen, the priosese ha/20ft by the neck to owe f.,1 the won lan of eh. - cell. Hie had tied two hataltentuefe together. our mei of which he had featened ron.l his meek and the other to the tar. W 11 0 ,4111 in. stonily of hue down awl place+l him in another cell with ot!wr pn•miere. Mr. Coushe asked what state he was in when he cut Lim down. The eolastahk said that fortunately be had only just et,,l the end to the ir.o bur. Ile had been &lotto; a great deal lonor to hr lo•lud locked op. The the preamer here aunt, forum , ' nod raid her toMnod ner.•r oluf marls a tliloz before io hie life. As fur the aseAult the deputy had kept the toed aad that aura rated him . The prlover promised layer to make each ao attempt t., hie • optia, add 31s. Combo ordand him to be glees up to his wife. CLEIIKENWELL. M 111 ♦ likon,t .trrctm►.Yct IN Co'ltT. Anese.:4 the a " to this morrualc ass ste.ulesmah the beiilllss who apiwared iu ton wumess-boi with. 0.4. 1 onliey--Whne L. your eat! tpplicaut have left It 4 home. &r. l'asvilev —Yea is most iadecaat sad dila petvfol lie% ma d the but. _ - ApplirAut--I cane out al & hurry. l'anney -I de cot MSC, mr. I win ad bear yea. The applicant WI the court in hut.. smarm OP LONDON. The w.vkly return of births and deaths in Lon_ a.. 1.1101 be the authority of the Rer.trartMemal, ewe. that I. the week etelin; Saturday, 2t.teal September, th...Lattis registered in Loudon were 1,U16 In the ten yee.ni IS:10-5t/ the avenge 1,11.14 r of deaths in the weeks corresponding with List week was 1,152, hut as the preeent retire is for • population hich has anotially increased, the areit,^e with • vkiw to tviiitnrbon should be raised in pro t. the increa,c, a torrecti.m which will make it 1,•-'9;7. If the death* loin cholera in the thirty.cialith week if 1 , 51 me elinanateil front the c01t:W..6.u, the sow. peri...n will show that the .Ic..the M the present return are 1..• I.y 21...ut a hundred than would hare resulted from tb. 4‘..r. , 7,....kt0 of mortility at this Mona of the you. The births last week exceeded the deaths in the 'ante period by ltenielliwit exhibits a low mortality ; last week the deaths from it w .re only 3. Charism wee fatal to 64 eases, the a,, rnie f orrespnethui weeks I. the last tea topon..o) ...erected for 'Lamson of population, ie 96. On: 1.1.-ath• all eseirst 10 wore thaw of child: ea . The thuds of a gul, axed 1 mouths, te referred hto , oleraie diarrh.es. The iloathe from measles were 42 ; is the merinos week the totmber was 36. Hearlatlas was fat 4 in t l ca.," ; sal 6 chi! !rep died from diphtheria A is,ml ~.ors., died at Hospital hose locked jaw, the r.. 111; of an Wary. Fare deaths oeeerred from barns wahl. ;of these three te..ro those of ehildrea. Three isfsets awl sate adult were saffocated. Of four DOOM pin trims when deaths are r.ooriled la the week, the eldest a widow. who had ..t , ..ifted the sess of 'EI prate ; tb ..those peran.is died at the le-protein We o f VO, 91, sad P: years. TN' LITZ Ms. H ET:Fight INWILLY, M. P. —Wet 1 , -4 that Mem k so Lw ;er aim mem to doubt that Yr. Inzraw. M. P. fee Beaton. w... r•••elly kat a the daintier es Lake litchis'.. She ef whisk have bees advedir pxbilahad. It edted no aotbeelty which me lordly be queei-eml, th a t th e b o d y was %tally elestiled by x• atleh i ee w h o had Le es ,.• mi hi. etupley ; .111.1 that two of thorn has . .rze .4 it nn ita rev t•i tmAu• 1 lie mh-rnemt. The body of lb. rah etumate wtotheriati. .as had we Ins diworend mi..a the lest Amermwe moil in,. deeper. Iwa. lel rotrjory Wotti. v—A very imp .rtant gita: m seer was beard at le irrhirtew ea Tim-Islay. Thema. 11. rt bed lows wer•Neved he a to td ne..n as &worker et les at the Callus Eie.m Fewidry, mar Warnagtee, Nebel lar 31eitar.. Ned.d awl re. It ia blears. Netters ruse s .;wave hi retain ise tre.-li's wag e . is bawl. Oa eatertley.the 2.7. th .4 Aitistet, lb. re mu I'. tm. dim to Hart 1 1',the Meads) lellowiim. Hurt was at tf• • iamb. na g ged • e.: mod mai% se oedipal mime mach ise ry at work. V. 1V...V.A. the lere.mm .4 the foutairv. mimed at the .•. immenisiuttat ll.rt ems lot•.‘aistal, was •IL Nes tiej the 1.011 & t sleeve to the imwiliaerv, be wished 1 Wie • pile el wida. AM lot the . .m.uiva. Han irn• a..• . ..vg .1v sp. e• •. •I -!ricit the fiimeema the h.eil wed dolisatell t!mesh, Wes nn the heel with • • 4 met. white' Wet metered Ithia imam.iide. Next ag the Newts Need imintmartly Hart. a nd ' fled ti glee loam Y. •.. its Teeedier, lltemforei he • . the Xemwa N..LI fm the water. Jur he the week el'ew t.. that is ohm frame had Mks • plass. Mr. Me 'lmam eI I. iiiteted the Low leanly as • ws. r bed Men t y Le.l Irmoner amt Mr. Jostles !•••1•11'. whwh libme.. that. "if • party btn.l for • evie• t. a t I .llteUter by tl.• f• n.Jight. weeth• 'Mete'. at Paio.ll. set,. •t . hit:melt the he e mewe tore tt iws I ratan for • ed.ry 11..ba1l fart, it the summit, •• 1 -• • s•-• for the I'4, diog elm hhe lid. served." lb. •• • • .I.i. !awl it ikons tist " uedrr •irews. ••• • • ••• :,•• • •oalw the meridiem c-emmt weever. • •f he & st 1•11011104. • Wt0irt41•141144.11 (1: Ji, - ;!a.g, THE EXPREaI THE STEPNRY MURDER. DISCHARGE OF ERNS, AND KKAIIINATION OP MULLEN'S, AT THE THANES POLICE COURT. Walter Tlaonsaa lama, boot and shoemaker sad net collector, aged 48, dwelling at the time of his apprehardas is Emsafe brickleld, Grove-street, Bethnal-green, and James Maness, aged 80, a plasterer, formerly a err giant in the K division of the metropolitan police, afterwards an inspector in the Irish con stabulary, again • sergeant in the IC division, subsequently employed on the South Eaters Railway, and lastly, • convict under semonee of years' peal servitude for a r,,bbere on that railway, were brought before Hr. c:uutri wiw the murder of Mrs. 'Cry Ely, lay, a widow, at No. 9, Grove-road, Yile.wd , on or about the WY at August lest. Mr. Wanton; solicitor, conducted the prosecution • Mr. Rees, the deoseseirs late solicitor, an d Mr. latelilf, solicitor, at Dem Cast Howie , and acting for the relatives sod executors of the demised were also iu attendance. Mr. Charlet Young, solcitor, Of Arbour-square„ stein at tondo! for Eroms ; Mr. Hoorn, Wood, solicitor, watched the cr., for Mullein. _ ticiou attar 10 o'clock peoplu began to ensemble is Arbour ' street nouns the court, and the crowd continued to increase until the arrival of the police van contsdning the prironer Itullens, wbkh took puce sloe after 11 o'clock-. The yes was driven into Cie station-borne yard behind the court, and no one except the officers suable to catch a glimpse of the primmer until he was placed in the dock. bosuns, who had been nut on bail, surrendered at eleven o'clock. He was attended by a Lees of friends. Mulls:is appeared ill and care-worn. The investi4ation is expected to last many days. All the persons that have been examined before the coroner's jury will have to repeat their evidence before the magistrate. Oa Monday Sergeant Tanner, a detective otiker, applied to Yr. Yardley awl obtained summonses against 17 additional Tribune., who were in atteniLinee this morning. At 12 *Mock, after the deposal of the night charges; the azainination commenced. Tne court was Chen crowded to excess, And hundred s sought admission in vain. There was a lame force of yolks in attendance to preserve order, both inside sod °ideals sf the court. There has not been so much excitement created by any criminal ease in this district since C.' 'utak, Johnston, of the skip Torylea, n was charged wi th se v e r a l mur d ers ou th e high sees 13 ago. Mr. Woutner sent that since the mat examination he had received information which led him to couclude that Zinnia might sin longer to be detained is custody. In hi. judg ment the information given by Mullen; aping 1.111.1111 warn totally devoid of foundation, and he should therefore re quest that he might be discharged. Mr. Belfe—ls Emma here Mr. Young—Ye., sir ;he surrenders upon bail Emma was then called, and M r . Mille formally ilia:barged him hum custody, adding that he had letter remain in court ae he might be required as a witnam. Mr. Wontner, baring remarked that he should call Emma, mid he sow intended to put before the magis trate • chain of evidence which tie believed would jwi- Vfy th e magistrate in committin g th e prisoner Mullen. for wilful murder. He then went into all the parti culars of the dimppearanoe of the decra,ed, her habits of sechunee, the discovery of the murder, the effort. made by the detectives, and the extra ordinary conduct of the prisoner, w h o h a d ac cused Emms al_ placing a prcel in the shod to which a ny one had access, nod mid it was wh a t was vulgarly railed a " pleat" on the part of Mullins. He e alainlil be enabled, he to establish the per fect innocence of Emma, aml the utter improbability of Ilallenes story respectiag bile. He would make it mani fest that the prisoner was in possession of the articles can. tollibed in the parcel, and that be close was the murderer. Mr. Wontiser then revise ed the conduct of Mullen. before mad after the murder, and said part of his conduct was Max =Tetra was ono, c ircu m s t ance i n the case almost • the meeting of Mullen with a man on the imam of the day the murder was supposed to hams ben committed when the primmer was startled, cod Wed oft he belissid the emu he met with was an oflicer So Apia Miniboom ilsouisd Mamie in Clerkenwell prima 1.61mi/equaled before his glance. This was a grams eirenmeteace in the case, and greatly aided the other imilmeap cassesiii with the that horrible affair. The amps ight meehl 101 SW primmer was employed by the demeimik time he was ems of the few persons allowed to her der beerm and that he sou well acquainted with bet WM& Mr. coiner particularly dwelt on the einem deem of the prisoner's wife selling a pencil OW Of • pea liadoolpolis to a barman at a public-hones, two imbue he wig given into custody. That possil-aus would be iiretlgd is laving Wowed to the dermased. Widows in ampmert waa being pro- Med vbsi sus 'spirt t) LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (Br num= ZOWL ) _NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ELEVENTH TRIENNIAL WAKE& The Rover 4m. GIiA.NBY ISTAKFIS. Hever, Folkertoos„ Giraffe f, and QUA° are hem &ILAN:HIM -XMTritlimi. ST. LEUER STAKE& D.I. Itostaseve, Leproclwn, W isArai, sad Maid al Trim's Fen FORRIT. —Water Elf, Tiraillear, Madrid, CITOIS JeCkll4, Ratalebuos, Merryman, drhogtoa, Tyburn, sad Loiterer. HANDICAP FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS. T.T.C. Oontuadnua. , tst /alb ; M s.t 41b ; Mbar 0. 84 ; Skink, 74 1 . -16 , Par.yet, 74 7 b ; Vapour. 74 nb ; the to Basatia. 74 716. ENTRY FOR £5O PLATE. D.I. Forager. Foretop, Musa, nod Greek. HANDICAP OF ID ROM Tomboy, 4yre , Tat 9lb ; Amy Scott, 3 yrs, Tat Db. SCILLIVMED. TWELFTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. A.F. Neoptoleasel, Leprochann, Boomer uod Blitz, Eltot's dam f, Lbps Flyaway, Winton, Gardema f, Uncle Ned, Ebony, Xis/ of Dlantoads, Nichols*, Dulcibella , fby Wad Ana trabut, aid Jame an bore. PAID Foarzrr.--Sweetsanee, Rieblerta, Viatka, Fatapon, Muosey, Eleanor de 31ontfurd, Fanny, Tom Bowline, Doctrine c, Brown Be.. f, Mies Sarah 1, Senorita f, Alliont.m ' Hauge., Uonsuript, Rosary Petrnehio, e by Loogbow, Plumper, ELL, St . Aftiaaa, ()olden Pippin. Sabreni, Van. Aminette, Thiamin, Red Ruck, Arhagtoo, Starks, Myth, Harry Scurry f, sod !Aldus. SCllAT:mao.—Winton, Ulan Forward, Benicia Buy, Lis e, liossirsz f, and Janos. L&TEST BETTING. CEBLREWITCH. at to 1 cia Ftehl (o() 23 to 1 apt ptintiot (t) 1 reedorowns (t) 21 to to 1 Starks St) 23 to 1 Gold.. (t) 30 to 1 Bevis (t) 3U to 1 Wontborbcrand (t) 10t) to 3 C our i er (t) 100 to 3 Conscript (t) 100 to 3 Aldertmin (t) 100 to 3 Gleudinuing (t) 100 to 3 Plumper (ott) 40 to 1 Rocket (t) 40 to 1 Bar..t.bas tt) 40 to 1 Newcastle Coin 30 to 1 Lady Trevass (1) 60 to 1 Itichns.ud (t) 30 to 1 lulligew (t) DERBY. a to 2 apt Dundee (take 6to 1) WALSALL MEETING. —(Tins DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. O. mile. Greenwich Fair, aad Lady HMI Are here. TRADFAIRTNIF eLtre. O. nale and a quarter. Greenwich Fair. Lame, Alma 'demur, A tine, tiara Avis, b a d., Emblem, Mud of Lyme, sadly Dud are hem. ' PAID FufAVUT.—Mader Bu got. quoin Ite.A. TWO4fEAR-OLD STAKES. Th►ee•quarten of a milli. Biddy Nutt; Thule& 1, Anthems., C...rfu, aml Duyliutr are WM RAILWAY HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. Omeurwieb Fair, biddy Natio, Taurus f, sad N ac ky w , are lama STAND HANDICAP. One mile. Onimmich F.o, Lame, Yam Blmam, rumen. Pans Aril. Biddy Num, Bouifam, sad Maki of Lyme am hum TESTIMONIAL TO • NoNcuaroaltarr —Oa the ESA Instant the congregatioa of Ma Rev. y. & England, of Waltheasetuw, bald • ?abbe sisetisg to take farewell of their esteemed pastor. The Rae. J. Spencer, I 0.D.. of the Poultry dispel, London, prawadal over a very large acwrubly, sod • stoostr• silver tea sod codes winks wee prtaiesteil to Mr. F.agLoid, as • t o k en o f a ff oct i oante re gard by hie attached flock. Btaaorar • or CaaLun.a. —Owing to anise legal daillcalties the rossecrstiou of the lloa. and Rev. Sainted Waldegrave to the bishopric of Oarliale sonar' take Oleg before die aill.lle of Surut Do day Ins been dedsitirely Azad. Ile will be censeneted at York, the ofitcaatiug prattes to be the •rekbishop art Yurk, the Whop of Durham, the Bishop of Oxford, end the Mies, of Rapes. The Wallop botanists of Carlisle is at present "is ornaleace " as a C 40..0 .4 Salisbury Omni alrsl, in whj:i r az o ot he wall be sue...oalal by the lies. and TYr. eLagrapilic liars are beiug rapidly ortablished MUNI AO sorra.ry on the 20th they had reasimpl ; 'Leave CIA, are 11—,or continued to 1 Web Ikea lian "Id Carat s Loicali, where iL r y wall ;oil the Newt. i WEDNESDAY irVENDRI, -SEPTEMBER 2, 1860. WARN LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctinow. lathe railway share market to-day preparations for the settlement have almost exclusively occupied at tention. The market upon the whole ban been firmer, but the best quotations of the morning have not been supported up to the present hour. Great Western and Lancsahire and York shire stocks exhibit an improvement, whilst Caledonian and London and North Western are lower. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1004 to 101 ; Great Western, 74 to ; Midland, 128} to ; Lancashire and Yorks hire , 1141 to ; Great Northern, 116 to ; Eastern Counties , 532 to 154 f ; and Caledonian, 911 to I. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are flatter, at 14 dis. Great Western of Canada have im proved. ___ so so xd Of ift sd MT 100 110 111 110 112 12V ISt 110 111 The T 6 60 II 116 11:1 06 102 1101 60 1001 101/ 41 1 ala 101 11 0 01 a I I UR MI 101 106 llB le 'SIN • 1001 de 88 87 871 VA 104 0 41. as 1.14 11l IN 24 / U ia • II I I • u 84 NI 78 80 A A i ii 34 1 di. 1 W W 14 11 11 io 11 4 $ MATS. n i 1 L_ le i dial 1 lii" ti dial if 1 Ai o/ dim 10 ii 78 II w' O id - *I s 4 —. Zd 743$ 4I 1141 15 141 U 1001 If f Q; _ 1211; 9i We i 100 { --. Os b7i 8 81s k ... Ili misi — -. 841 6 NT - 3 lii 114 60 II le li Ma 112•11•1441.= Me MIL IPa I ELEMATIL 7E417 I' "Wog& 1110 ad Alioada MIL N 9/ m 0 - 81. 100 Beet Ear. &C.17/4.1g.0. 96 SS - 1D 16 Do. de. Z. 11 1 dla see en nainseefteedisreiiii. 4 - - le an no. trdsmes I* WO • 6p.e. ado. eadoramilgaid 78 83 .... 100 06 Do. IaIyKIRSOIIIIo 73 73 -. 100 1* Do. lain W. *Oa 10 VS -.. 5 3 Odettla & Swam 4 dle Ima - ft 6 • TADoskip.agaii g 11 AM 3 1 119 7 II 7 dukes 3eylcm =sr sine 0§ di 11l 100 WWI 76 ID Do. 'Avalon P 1 dla par ICI 10 Do. 1 übbulpore 1 di. per - 110 all Do se p. el. Debesd SO 90 -• 140 all Do. Ip. et. do lOl ICI 1011 100 40 Do. do. do. 150070 1 die Ipm - 90 all Geelong& Melbourne - - -* 11l 100 Grand Troia( • 17 vs 67 i i 100 MI Do. 6 pwr se. rms. Le all Do.doo.PreLdp.ctlbe 46 70 -.. 110 all Do. e tar vs. Dowse a is 100 all De. 7 pia el 1101 - .. - 169 all Do. do. 1667 - •- - 100 all Do. do. 1172 - ..- 98 CO Great Indian Pesinaala 96 97 70 1 SO 6 Do. New 1 01 ale -. SO 13 Cat. 3. of India ig. 5 M lit Ii dla vi se MI CH.Weellderde. • 131 1 101 4 IS Do. New 7B 7 cas - 100 al Do.l3da,pay7f,fll/10 96 07 .... 100 an Do. do. fi WI 00 05 97 .... 100 all Do. do. 73 Soalop. 06 96 - 100 all De.6lp.ellald,pag.77 90 OS - K 100 Over. 4 p p er ee* M. ICI 85 - 9l 00 Do. do. 1 O6l K 100 De. 47 per cd Mee_ 86 83 - Id 10 Do. Me laleo. do. - IR 100 itelb.Corp Op diked" .- -.- a ell N. Brunswick &0. • olam • mg.*. 5 - So all Du. do. load do. 5 V - N all Do. do. 13 eap. do. 0 7 - f all Do. do. land do. 5 7 ... * le. Gado a/raised, ... 81. 100 Mode Ts ao . ese 91 20 7 Do. unJaab at. 100 Dcand P Stillotg 6 k SS I/ et N 1 ssi 10 1 treesveaseeemeokri e I i ale - 1115CILLLANE0178. No. 10,000! s6l'. 1 Obspanic 1 j rA/Manil ll'llierWalill lialla .. a Bell MEW Mag. TeL • DeAllpetatUl --.---, 0 1 0, 1,210 0U 1 111,000 1,714 188,676 10,000 60,000 10,000 10,000 000,000 20,000 14 16 27 U I 61 SO SS *1 ST 10 11 11 14 1.14 117 bo.o 4.1.. I Canada land Channel otErag.a Islands TeL gma k (L) Id Fret Til per sent CratPalmas . ai rreteranoe Do. 6 p. et. Perp. Deb Zleetr ew ie Telegraph Do. N Fag. and Amt. Cop. Gen. Steam Navigotioa Groat Ship (Limited) Do. ire per cunt. Pref Lon. Diarist Tel. (L) London Discount (L) Lou. Gen. Onuilbus 00. Madras intim. & Canal liediterraneanEire.TeL liediter. Is. Tel. (Um) National Dimount Co NerbuddaC.oaldaron(L) Netherlands Land ~ Hi 2( 4 fa 30 100 102 103 102 100 102 e di, I pin le 1* t# -_ ii a i t dl li 2 II pa It l db dis I *ifs: N. Brunt & N. Scot lA. N. Brit Aostraleitn Oriental Gam Do. " Now Shares " / Orlon. L. Stm. (Wm) A Do do . • .. t }~ pr 1P« & 311.71 Penh. end (Men. Nam Real Set tit lad. Tel de p. Rbytn f or 60 by Br. Gov ney Iris Do. Now Royal Mall Iliosia 47 60 73 75 111 Upi 10,0001 10,000 15,000 2,000, 14,90G1 I 1? IS 111 10 14 4 611 65 113 US IS &I I 10 Si Si MONEY MAWIL-THIS DAL Two o'CLom Little business has been done to-day in the funds, but the market is firmer, and a recovery of I per ant. has taken place. Theattention of the members of the Stock Exchange is almost exclusively di rected to the preparations fhe Friday's settle ment in the share markets. British railway stock; after experiencing an almost general improvement, have relapsed. In other respects, there is no fea ture of striking importance. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at GBfr. 55c., being be. better than at the close yes terday. Coneola are officially marked 93f, 1, for money, and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 93f to I for cash, and 93f to f for the 11th of October. The official business report is as follows :—lndia Five per Cent. Stock, 1860, 104, f, f ; ditto Bonds, 3s. die. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cont. Debentures, 1868, 961; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1021, ; Exchequer Bills, par. A fall of about 1 per cent. has taken place in Turkish Bonds. The Loan of 1864 is quoted 731 to 74, and that of 1858, 56/ to 571 ; after being marked 561. New Granada Bonds and Peruvian Three per Cents. are inquired for. Sales are recorded as follows :=Buenos Ayree Six per Cents., 95 ; New Granada Active, 161 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 94 ; ditto liribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 831 ; ditto Three per Ceuta., 742 ; Portu guese Three per Conte., 1863, 431 ; Russian Ave per Cents., 104 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859 831 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 481 ; the Com mittee's Certificates, 6; ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 57, 54. According to some of the private advices just received from the Havannah the amount of specie that had reached that port from Vera Cruz was not 1,700,000 dols., or 340,0001., as stated this morning, but the enormous sum of 4,700,000 dols., or 940,0001. sterling ; and houses in the bullion trade here accept the latter statement as probably correct. Some portion of the amount may perhaps be des tined tor the United States ; but as the steamer which will come on to Southampton will have ad ditional sums (including one of 80,0001. gold re ceived across the Isthmus of Panama), it is certain that the mass of treasure due at Southampton three or four days hence is enormous. There were no transactions in bullion at the Bank yesterday. The 70,0001. in eagles by the Africa was bought for exportation. The Indus, which will leave to-morrow, will take 179, 441 1. in gold and 48,8951. in silver for Bombay, and 1,0001. in gold for Alexandria, making a total of 229,3361. On 'Change yesterday there was a good de mand for bills on the Continent, and, although little change occurred in the rates, the tendency was not favourable. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.164 to ; ditto, short, 11.14 to 4 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.164 to Antwerp, 3 mouths, 25.23 to 30 ; Hamburg (ma. bu nco), 3 months, 13.54 to 6 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.124 to 174 ; ditto, 3 months, *35 to 40 ; Pnaktera-ca-the-Maine, 3 mouth; 1171 to j ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 35 to ; Vienna, aff do., three months, 13.65 to 70 ; Trieste ditto, 3 mouths, 13.70 to 76; Madrid, 3 months, 494 to ; Cada; 3 months, 494 to i ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.45 to 50 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.40 to 5; Milan, 3 months, Z. 424 to 74 ; Naples, 3 mon th s, 404 to 1 • Palermo and Mesana, 3 months, 1204 to 4; Lisboa sail oporto. 90 days, 52 4 to 5 4,4. Mr.Nokes, miller, of West Thurrock Mills, near Grays, Essex, has stopped payment, with liabilities amounting to about 20.0001., and assets sufficient, according to his own showing, to pay 7s. Gd. in the pound. His books have been placed in the hands of Messrs. Coleman and Co. The estate of Mr. Peter Brown, carpet ware , houleman, of Basinghall-street, shows 15s. in the pound, and he hopes to pay in full. There was an active demand yesterday for the Op tional ltighta of the Illinois Central Railway Com pany, which opened at 4, and closed at qto b. According to the arrangement hitherto in forte, these options would absolutely expire on the 20th Feb. next. Telegrams allege, however, that an extension of the time has been arranged, so that a holder of ten options, upon subscribing for one share ut par up to December next, will have his option in respect of the other nine theres extended for one, two, and three years. The terms are not very clearly stated in the telegrams. The Victoria government has not yet paid off the shareholders of the Geelong and Melbourne Rail way, although the act vesting the undertaking in the hands of the government passed the colonial parliament and received the royal assent in June last. Great disappointment continues to be felt at this continued delay, more especially as the pre mature closing of the London office in May last has prevented the registration of sales, and virtually deprives the proprietors of an open market. It has been suggested that if the approaching mail does not bring a final and satisfactory settlement, it will become expedient to appoint an agent from this country to re-open the question on a former basis, and to prosecute the claims of the English share holders under legal and special powers. In the following letter, a shareholder in the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway criticises the fa vourable view of the prospects of the property which was taken in a communication from another correspondent in the &Express of last Saturday. A reform of the working expenses appears to be highly desirable : ORDINARY ARAMS AND ITXMIL ALILIrATL Oloal!tg Imo' &Maa ruse. VaL ,rk. Ira.,tartal Bisokburs Myth and ryas BcogonAllartis 114. 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Da per a * wl Pre: Twa 11 B..tast,.• Venetia t n all *oathans at • West Madan ad Day per cent Prat all West a N. W. of gnaw 4 Western of Ansirla idl 'Wiesbaden ..... . 'I.?" i. 506 i.',iiiiii . - .:ioi d. ;Oa Wi.iiii ~~ 10 0000' 100 20,090 100 40,000'20.11 25,000 100 23,000 4 20 103,000 10 &VA*, 10 15,990 60 , 00,004 60 20,000 2Q amoo too 10.000 100 ! 16,000 101 29,990 60 ' 1.000, 20 00,400 26 22,000 10' 10,04/0 100 / 4,000' 10 / 14,900/ tl 40,000, 16 / 03,000 60 3.000 100 3aUfah Au lumina !oath Austral, 4arrel TaL early .. Da do. lagislared.. Traal&La.oo.l7p.Oaa. Via Dlasaa's PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. BritianCHAN, NUT. 25 —The tnnaactiona were on a limited Neale in this market to-day, though prices were firm. South etaffords were quoted at 10a to HO—Birmingham and Steer Valley, buyers, no ae— Rh and Birmingham Preference shares, at 10—Great Western Birmingham Preference shares, at 77f ‘ sellers, L.ntdou and North Western, seller., at 101— Shrewsbury and Hereford. at 104—Midland Railway New shares, at pm —Birnlingham Canals, at 93f. lftecturrnit, 3m. 15.—The market was Arm and improving, closing at the best. Canada., 13 I—Dover., 25 7-15-9hefgelds, 47§—Ditto Pref., 1111—Trtinks, 04—London., 101—Leeds, 11 . Great Western, 74—Leeds (Zara Lancashire'PPre per 113—Midland. 12S) —Ditto New, 14p.—!taster Contain, 1012-10 . . Lancs. exrr. 25 North. W miens, 15 5-10-11 (Maud, 128—Lessle, 113j—North Eastern, Berwick, 100. THE FATAL OUTRAGE UPON AN OLD MAN AT WABEINGTON.—On Monday the four prisonens—Thomas Xenia% William Leyland, Elisabeth Leylead, and Ann Green—were brought upon remand, at Warrington, charged with robbing mai conipmeing the death of William Yarwood. la addition to these another man, named William was also placed in the dock charg e d w ith b e i ng iMp E lf g :* in the death of the deceased. Evidence was given to prove that while the deceased and Ann Green were struggling together—the former to recover the money of which he had been robbed —Liaguall came and struck the man a heavy blow on the face, which felled him to the earth. The woman Green then made off; and afterwards, while the deceased lay on the ground, Darman repeatedly kicked him on the body and head. Mr. Nugent Spinks, surgeon, who had made a pod nt morie examination of the body of Hiede stated that he found • severe wound on the head, deceased, of the ribs broken, the ends projecting into the cavity of the chest, and that, death had resulted from the Injuries which he bad received. The inquest, which was formally opened on Friday, was to be resumed yesterday m or ni ng a t Appleton, Cheshire. If the coroner commits the prisoners to Chester the jurisdiction of the Warrington magistrates will cease. The wife and daughters of the deceased were in court during the prooealinga, and appeared to bela great SHOCKING OCCURRENCE AT A RIEWELEY.-012 Toseilay evening an inquest was held at Lyon on the body of Mr. Thomas 011ett, brewer to Means. Evened and Sons, who had been found that morning drowned in one of the domed coppers of the brewery. From the evidence it appeared that the deceased was last seen about a quarter before eight o'clock ea Tuesday morning, and that not returning to breakfast, his daughter, about ten o'clock, went in search of him. Near the copper his hat was found, and after strict search his body was discovered in the copper, which was a large one, nearly ten feet deep, with seven or eight feet of w a t er inside. The body was taken out and medical aid recu ed. but life was extinct. It is thought that, as a gauge was found in the water, deceased had gone to the copper, which was about to be used after having undergone certain repairs, far spin of aseertaining the gaudily of miter in it, and that he overbalanced himself and fell in head foremost. The jury gave as their verdict. " Found drowned, the jury believing it to be accidental." The deceased had been brewer to the establishment for some years, and has left a wife and family.—Bury Part. THE SOULS OF THE IRISH BRIti•DE. —The Dublin Norairry New winds ups few mournful remarks epee the fate of the Pope's Irish in battle with the following earned invocation :—" Pray for them, men and women of - Ireland! Pray for the souls dour brave brothers wbo have died glo riously fur a holy muse. Pray also for their gallant Mo. then in that fearful struggle, where valour contended apinst might—for the brave General Pimodan, who fell mortally wounded at the head of his column, leading them against the foes of freedom, religion, justice , nod right. We ask the faithful priests of Ireland to remember at the altar, on Sunday beak our countrymen of the Irish Brigade who have fallen in Italy. May the God of Mercy and Justice give eternal net to their souls!" THE PROSPECTS OP THE AGAPEMONE. —A cor respondent informs us that Brother Prince bas bad • reve lation to the effect that he must emigrate to America, and that he is preparing to go. Whether this he true or not we cannot vouch, but that it is probable few persons can doubt. The snits for the recovery of Mrs. Thomas's and Mrs. Price's fortunes. and Mr. Itouse's 800/. will shortly be instituted, so that continuance 1. this country out of a debtor's prison would seem to be much longer impassible to the founder of the Agapemone. He is said to have divided among his followers all his wealth, and though they intimate their readiness to pay the 5,700/. Vice.Charrellor Stuart hes ordered to be restored, it is not likely that they will strip themselves of what will be left to meet other adverse judg made that are sure to ensue. To America then it may be judicious for the "Beloved" to retreat. Perchance at Utah, in the congenial companinuatip of BrighaniYoung,he may find consolation for the failures that hav e a ttend e d his "closing of the day of mercy and ,Tening of the judgment," and his preposterous claims to div in ity m this country.- -Brid9riraler Mercury. SCOTCH LEGAL Arroprnmarrs.—lt is understood that Mr. Robert Bell has restyled the Sheriffship of Berwickshire (which lie has held for nearly twenty years) ; that Mr. George Young will be app ointed . to the office vacated, resigning his present appointment of Sheriff of inversion-shire ; and that Mr. A. P. Clark is likely to me. and Mr. Young in the lastuamed office. —Scanners. ROD FISHING ON THE EARN. —AllgleTS OD the Serra haws enjoyed flat-rate sport the lad two weelmi, and a lame somber of salmon, grilse, and sea Meet hare been =.4Mr. P. Arnett killed • salmon a few asp ego . weighad 141 b. Mr. Dickson, liortnburgh, caught, on Friday, s subsea 'weighing 1:111r, 'wed • One se4 trout ; and other geutlemea have boon very successful.'' The rivSr app pear to abound with fish all the easy from Connie t o cri e ff, and anglers are busy every favourable opportunity in put &Mug the sport. TO TaII_ZDITOII or VIZ =PRIM. notice in the City Article of your impression of Saturday some remarks upon the apparently promising position of the Antwerp and Rotterdam line. I am sorry to cast a shade over such sunshine, bat the exact state of things ought to be known. You estimate the work ing and other expenses at 50 per oeot., whereas the fad is that last year, the most favourable one we have had, this expenses were over 60 per cent of the receipts; and this your it seem. that, though the receipts have certainly greatly increased, the have kept pace with them, for I hod that they exceed those fur the corresponding period last year by nearly three thousited pounds ; so that the shareboklere must not look for much increase to their dividend in May next, These are unsatisfactory facts, which I am sorry to my admit of no disproof, for I am greatly interested as • Stimanotedi to Tas Lam The advice' by the Cape mail state tbu the patent slip at Simon's Bay is completed, and ready to receive abips. TUISDAT avows. Consok, which closed yesterday at 631 . " sellers," for the 11th October, opened this morning at 931 " buyers," improved to 931, and closed at 931, " seam " For money the last price was 931. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1, 93, 1, 1 ; ditto for account (Oct. 11), ; Bank Stuck, for account, 228 ex div. ; India Stuck, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stuck, 1859, 1031, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 901. The Indian rupee papor was quiet, at former prices. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was quoted 1031 to 1 ; and Exchequer Bills par to Thee m. foreign stock market was quiet. Mexican Bonds were rather firmer at 211 to 22, owing to the apparent removal of the impediments to the passage of silver from the interior of Mexico. New Granada Active Bonds were inquired for, and have advanced to 161 to 1. The Deferred Bonds closed at 51 to 81. The Turkish Loan of 1864 irss !latter, at 57 to ; that of lan was supported at 731t0 . 74*. There was no alteration today in the market for bank shares, and as regards miscellaneous shares the only variation consisted of a slight decline in Crystal Palace ordinary stock. Great Ship shares rema in fiat, at 7s. to 74. 6d. London Dock stock was marked 64, and St. Katharine Dock 70/. - • - - The closing quotations for shares in new under takiuge were as follow :—Ocean Marine luau. awe, 2 prem. ; Thames and Mang IlLoriae, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marina, to JOINT s Tv cz MNU. lama and U. gar. Aurtralmia Bank of Iwypt hank of Loudon Boit of Turkey BALL& N. America IChort. Bank of Imam A u 'trails, and China. Chrtrd. Mere. of WM. Lou., and Cki City ,Colordal I • Com of Canada , Com. of Loudon Bcot.itAuaLCharld U. Bank of SwitairMad Lou. Ch. Bank of Amid Lendou and County Gordon Joint Sloe !Lotidou k South Miriam Lon. and Weatininalar— !Nat. Prow. of limiNima Do. New National Bank 'New South Wales Oriental bulk Corpora 'Ottoman Bank !Provincial of Ireland /- • • :Amain Anginal& !Union of Anginal& L'olon of Lasko Cully lingua • • - el 0. .1.1 /14. Du. 4p. it OWL. Ma 114, Mist said Wait Wk es. Lambe et Kalearbe limapion lee ••••• elaseis Val 01 10 Ds. New is. ba56100.0p.0.466.4,06. 100 112 114 Do. Ipor sail. WM lOO Da Opor opal 10011 lOll Da SpraolllDS - -. .o. Ds. aperst. &Ms 111 US Do.Bper et. Alloy. 100 111 111 Do. 0 per owl lllO 1011 101. Pl Da lleuanw.Gctp. - ei:11;11 1 - 06 — lO7 N.& Waissi3c &p.a. 1006100 94 1004 Do. 6p. c., 1 , 171 to Isre 100 00 100 Do. II p. a. laid Nova antis I p et Sta DOO. 114100 a. 1073 lOO 1014 104 AislOor. 0 p.e. 5066 100 In 110 n 5.011.016. &Jaw! July IGO Ski l 6.l6o.Aor. 0i pet 100 1014 1101. VOPJ2ON OBLIGATIONS. • _ leLamrsbumap. owl _ll 14 . lommod a& ill. ... 14 17i tolo Do bordo•Vinot. Ip. s. Nand of Tromp Sp. a 11.1. 14 Do. Iloorl• Inc 4p. et. -..." Do , lat. Charism Ji p.a. If .! ''. 9 Paris& Lymai 5 poront„ .... ..de 4' J• • - . Ow Nor Spar Ana_ 1....2 ' Rapti 1. Allah 5 per oat II 1 314 r• A •iit 11,rn of Primo-ape 11 11 .... Viutur } uneskneel n p. 61 34 al W.l Y.W. of InalosJp.o.l 14 11 ,r - • ... .0.. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two olooz. In the mining market to-day Stray Park shares are rather more offered ; transactions are recorded in the Stock Exchan at 574. East Caradou have been dealt in at 10 4. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in North Downs, North Wheal Robert, East Basset, Cara Brea, and Darner East mines. St. John del Rey Mining shares continuo to meet with inquiry, and are marked 28 and 272. Colonial Mining shares are inactive. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARS-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) The arrivals of &latish wheat and flour continue very limited. Barley and oate very short. Malt liberal. No Scotch or Irish outs up this week. The foreign arrivals of wheat are liberal this week, mostly Basilan Black Sea, with a few cargoes Prussian, French, and Dutch. Of barley the arrival is very small from Holland only. Oats •ary moderate iu quantity—Danish and Black Sea. Flour : A large parcel of sacks from the Mediterranean, but no American this week. _ _ Ths wheat trade today is firm at about Monday's rates ; sellers asking rather more money at the commence ment of the market. Barley slow without change in value. Oats rather dearer to-day, besioeu checked by factors asking 6d. per. qr. more money. Beans and peas same as on Monday. Flour trade not very brisk, at the quotations of Monday. Fl cargoes.—Only a few fresh on sale, and no alteration in quotations from Monday. WILLIS. —English : Einem and Kent, white, 44m. to Sze. ; ditto, fine, 80s. to Ms. ; ditto red, 425. to :,25.; ditto, tine, 48a. to 58a. • Norfolk, ire., fire, old, 58a to 63*. per qr. ; Foreign atria, 625. to 64%. ; fine, .645. to 68e. ; Konigsberg, 60s. to 645.; ditto, extra, —a; Rostock, 60s. to 625. ; American white, 565. to 645. ; ditto red, 56e. to 58s. BLRLET. -English malting, 368. to 40a; grinding, 25., to ; distilling, 335. to 365. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 291. to 305.; ditto distilling, 325. to Ms. Nam-English, Essex and Norfolk, Us. to 60s. ; fine, ni t to 685.; Kingston and town made, 495. to GIN.; fine, 60s. to 755.; brown, 55. to 56a. 0A114.- Eng lish feed, 245. Od. to 30s. Ocl.; potato, 265.01. to 302. Od. ; foreign, 21s. 6d. to 28s. 6d. BSANB.-English tick, 40s. to 435. ; barrow, 395. to 47a ; pigeoo 48.. to 51s ; foreign, 365. to 44a. PILLD.-Blogiish boilers, 395. to 445.; maple, 45. to 434.; per, 395. to 41a.; foreign, 395. to 435. LOUR.-English town, 555. to 57a; country, 41s. to 4.55. ; households, 445. to 30ii.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 45. to 425.; French, 40.. to 495. per sack ; American, 295. to 35.; Spanish, 40s. to 48a. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM SEPT. 24 TO SEPT. 26. Wheat Zoillak sad Scotch. Irish. Forei gn. 720 1270 Barley Onto Malt 2lOO UAW 'S Bask roar. DM sacks; assign Moor. 2326 seeks. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Thepublic sales to-day have been small and markets sUy are quiet to-day. Suo.l3.—The market is very dull, but we do not alter quotations. Comm.—No public sales to-day. Plantation Ceylon, sold, 70s. to 71s. ; Neilgherry, 70s. to 745. ; Nardoobntum, 84s. to 90s. 150c0a7-Triniclad, 653. to 695. ; rod, 70s. to 755. ; Surinam, 695. to 71s. TEL —This market continues dull. 11‘711.—Derneram proof sold le. 101., Leeward, le. 7d. RWE continues in good demand at full prices. SALTPETII7.--Quotationa remain unaltered but it is diffi cult to sell at them. Screw.—The large public sales are going off without showing any material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady ; prices are quoted al fo!lows : Town tallow 525. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 535. Oet. to Dec., 535. ; Dec., 535. 3d. ; Jan. to March, 5.2 m. Gl. ; March only, 641. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Patteaden and Smith report that much of the hop land has born under water from the storm of yesterday. and the wind in said to have does much durum% At Ro bertsbridge hop fair yesterday but very few new Sussex hops on otter, which if good mot ready purchasers at 141. to 161. per cwt.; great complaint., of crop coming miserably short of expectation. linty down to 30,0001. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls Rod Hatton, 19.. 6c1.; Walls Red Haawell, 19s. Gd. Walls End South }lease, 19a. Bd.; Walls End Brinell Hatton', 18s. 3d. ; Walls Eod South Hartlepool, 18s. 6d.. Walls End Keine' r 18a. 3d. ; Walls End Keats, 195.; Walls End Edam 18a. ; Walls End Riddell,. 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Horton. 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Hatton Lyons, 17a. 9d. ; Thorpe, 18a. 9d. ; Tunscall, 18.. 6d. ; Durham, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Hadley, 18s. ; Holy well, 16s. 3d. ; South Yeareth, 14s. &L ; Buddies Hartley, 16s. ; Bebaide Hartley, 16s. ; Davidson's Hartley, 18s. ; How ard's Mutiny, 16s. ; Lambert's Hartley, 18a.-126 ships at market. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. This morning were issued the Board of Trade returns for the month and eight months ended August SI, 1880. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and eight months, including only the enumerated" articles : For the mouth. For eight months. 1868 1859 1800 Including the ' unenumeratod articles," the ag gregate exports stand thus : For the month. For eight months. 1858 1859 1860 SMYRNA AND Awns RAILWAY.—The directoriOf this company state in their report that at the last half yearly meeting of shareholders the board were empowered to raise 2.50,000/. on debentures of five years' currency, bearing 6 per cent interest, in lien of that proportion of the unaubscribed share capital; but the issue of those securities was delayed, pending an application to the imperial government at Constantinople for a formal and unqualified sanction to the measure. In the meantime the contractor has proceeded with the work, taking the temporary bonds of the company in discharge of his certifi cates, and, notwithstandiug the deferred payment in de bentures, has engaged to open the first section during the month of November next. The Tireh traffic will be intercepted at • point on the main line until a branch railway shall be made, for the construetion of which fresh capital will have to be raised, the company heels; no power to construct a branch out of the capital subscnbed fur the main line, to which elope the Turkish guarantee is applicable. The contractor's proceeding with the works, notwithstanding all the existing impediments, re flects credit upon him, and augurs well for • successful termination. The difficult duties of Mr. Purser, the chief engineer, have been discharged with great efficiency. Ap phiation having been urged upon the Turkish government for an extension of time for completing the works, as pm- Tided in clause 17 of the concession, the shareholders will be gratified to learn that a telegram has been received stating that a prolongation of not lean than three years has been ggrarented, and the imperial sanction has likewise been esoorded to the issue of the debentures. The confidence of the board in the eventual success of the undertaking con tinues undiminished. The report of Mr. E. Clark, the con sulting ens e neer, states that the works are !proceeding so rapidly th at in a few weeks about 27 miles of the lire will be ready for upe mn( A portion of the rolling stock has been already shipped, and arrangements are being mode for the appointment of • necessary staff for workiug the line. Attention has been wholly directed to the first section of the line, and no other has been made with the second section beyond completion of careful surveys for the purpose of determining the best route for avoiding the prompt tunnel. The capital account showed that 437,8.121. had been received and 413,4211., expended, leaving a balsam of 24,4111. BOOTCH RAILWAY AMALGAMATION.—The West of FYI Railway Ocispany have just completed an arrange ment, about which there has brae of late wonders' le nego intim, whereby they acquire, at • cost we believe of 62,0001., the Charleston Railway, from the Right Hon. the FAH of Eh.n. The Charleston Railway embraces the line from Dunfermliae to f'hiudeetcre Harbour, and the horses, waggons, mrriages, and entire plant have been relinquished by Lord Elgin for the sum suited. There will, we under steed, be considerable alteration effected by the new pro- prietors on the gradients of the Charleston lane, so as to make the railway more available than hitherto for pa/mu ms as well as for mineral traffic. It is also contemplated to have • wet dock at Charleston, so se to render this harbour more wearable td vessels of great towage loading there. Mr. Janus Robertson, the intelligent and naive manager of the Fife sad Kinross and West of Fife lines of railway, now becomes manager of the West of Fife and Charleston lines, while Mr. Archibald.' Beveridge, waggon inspector, who has been many yews a respected servant of the Edin bezel end Glasgow Railway Company, has been appointed by Mr. Roberteon to take the entire charge of the West of Fife traffic. The Wait of Fife Railway Company enter upon pcniession of their newly-acquired eroyerty an the Ist proximo, and we trust the change will be adventageone in noire fully developing the niruend and proveriger train of the turpoitant district trayenord by their unit il lines.— Allen Adeertlicr. - 1M.410 2. 1 % 'INN • ..11 ft an all 0 an I. an SO } 01 • all • all w all aU 110013. Seti U 0 Si O 0 Ft 0 10 It 144 U SR SA 1_ 0e die In - A 17f lin •- 30 aii 1U as Nil 110 9 ;", . I