The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-01 00:00:00

LAW 114TELLIGENCR (Till DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Won 1112. Ommdmiovier Evans.) 1 , -, 101` o:.•einhair •at f or the first tI aim tie AA MOUT, AND £1 L. AA. dos dividsed masted. Mks boaknaps, Jsisss ; %tell, Willa Redd [sight, sad Wdlisid of Indles-prousd, Hsnacedesy, sad of ft. elvers by the seconnta of Illsears. Johnson and Wilson , • • are indebted 13,3301., and have inenned liabilities ' t f %kit There is • Wens, of MGM. , o . Laois .4 tbr official antigun Mr. SQL and it it •.-.1 that A further rum will be realised. r • tiller more...mot (W A = Mr. Lynam, • ritb : • and Mr. Mnhael appeared for ere f reodere.l by Mr. T. K. Kemp, the the .rneral I iccouut Company was Tdtat . •:' on the , ollilftay rtlitututalung their hen OR Skull. , 31 the name of the lAnkrupta. Liuklater mad that some days since a proof wan part • , .ohnitted on behalf of the Mercantile Dia - 1 . .,-,pany for s,l.etr. when a discussion arose - cimuntstaue,.. st bill in chancery •• u filed against that company, and an •sp t h ru made, without any authority from the emu *Lit the dit . ufend should be rtayed until a question . 4 t.. a .111/1 of 1,61.10/. bad been settled. It vpssred - •• • bankrupt Knight h a d t a k en certain hilb - to the • discousted, and that a tom of 1,6004 • nialued against shares allotted to him and which purchase. The resisted the right of pond to retain the I, .in unestiao against the at lu contended that the dividend should be reserved only, and the company allowed to receive it on ,mauler .4 their debt. lAwnince opposed the application on the part of - •,I large creditors, and maintained that the inAexilde en that Were the claimants were accounting parties to -!.ate :he dividend was r , ,,erwod on the whole proaL .. it was controlled that the whole of the l,,OW,andbt own up 1., the company to specie, as Knight, when .t•rn.l into transaction, had no authority to bind t`lll. I '...,wsuimitmer You Lave the shares, are they vain- N• LIWIIIBOI I 1.'11114 , 4 NIV ; hut WWI, Mr. (...700.111111214011VT having made an oraer reverving the dividend on • pouf, I .übunt your honour will not interfere. U• Lin Mater said A was monstrous that in a case mils 1.011. M. wee in dispute, the dividend 1d be etayoil the whole claim. The assignees had • which were worth IWO,. oinnumioner 'sprained an opinion that be could not ...Orr,. hut he would *insult Mr. Cominiemouer Molroyd .u6jrct. . . . . 1 Lutk laser said that a suit ia Chancery had been corn - rffilatog Irsuilwar. aad Mr. Williams (ens tie the had bora made a party to that suit. H. I &mast the twatiamour of litigation, sad IL. roars weaki .seisms Mr. Hoylaad. sa t: • •.1 the tram ming his Name as plaintiff. !AMNION the amasser would consult their potty n. biomes. aad it there were ao difficulties in the way • ..all etillie oat the maw of Mr. Williams as plaintiff Ake him • defeadant. (A laugh.) U.aimisiosier said as the matter was in Chancery. I not think he had junedicumi to interfere. Leteletot objected to the assets beim frittered away. . r .old h i, e o.oneel notice of an applaatioa to lite 'writ ..r. to the An..aiot of I.mUU/. levee; boss made, the ..:.el. which wit: be &Lead is or s'ai. in the pentad. war '..r•-•1 pro forms. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. Ocommismoser Nichols.) t • THE NATTKE Of lialltlEL HARM. JUDGMENT. . isedeeet. • haw at Hadley, appeared fur t, II 11.11. ole•oul us theorist of lb. Testae. • curs sad dour .et the posed Qat be had fraudulestly e.. 1 • part of Li. debt. • foniter appl•aties was side • I. the it...feria'. premiss at Halley, whisk we • ml of valor. stall pootroloo hod Lave gureo to hist se )lo ommustemer !S whole, Is giving judgment, mpremed If .•f ..yt.r•o that the ansolsrot had mods roprom•Ms • u• to Mr. Tostoo as to hie proprrty, W lawn Ida to . o.ht. oho la he w.. toot justified in doing. He bad the debt of Mr. 'fusion to *Of. by the roman hs.l mole, .I 4 therefore w•• liable to • mood. To.. o.urt 1u...b00m-est a judgment of eight rtioodor tbr soot of Ifr. Tustin fut fraudulently contract .. pert t 4 Ins 'wet Tkol. Lt t% MO A DEBT OLT of A OCEILDCLA. Dos {wolves{ had omitted a debt from his schadulti, and .rt. rwards applied to Mimi the same. The court adjourned 11, • sae a few days snore without ea, but, at the caned i- i nat of the isolvent, exteadesl the diechargis 00 bail. 111 rounthisewors Nichol% mid he did sot muskier that insolseut had actod improperly is omitting the debt, therefore he would be dad:weed. low:soaped somoratagly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) X A.NBION HOUSE. -mug Freschown ---- misOni 7:11: I k was hrotritt . , t. 4. I.cni Mayor chargatt with carryin; ow an extrusive • •n r. t nutmeg I alnico by Iw:wing counterfrit ntuncy t 1. sod •nolher isms seemed to hare her rt.gagr.l an uttering counterfeit innsity 1. ...re unirsious manner. Th e ir ODOM d •• •lit L , .erUiril to he for the prisoner to mope and just Isidore h.• was set down the tiihwi L •.olod ihe.sl., dud, while the nihmau's attention was it .4 t o ho ...rood fare. the pnoiorr past him with a lino .Minn{ n it °erten and iwenrd lour .killings chmsge. h • it tu n e the tars W. only A st‘pcnny one, 99 It.t •h. I On= was very touch pleased at getting the ,!ha;, sod in several Matra... the prisoner pre him a sir in ...Wilma, Thies distinct MAW. Were proud •1.4 prwriner, awl it w as Stilted that Pryer s ' others •:1 I. e omahlisheil sod Its was taken into custody on fia t , fight. slt,r 'slog suceseslid is passing a had an , 1..41 pa.s to a cabman lietaell coats went Ulm., aid the prisooer was rer • dokd fue the attendance of the Lit solicitor. HOW-STREST. E'..stett Wrlw.a 1111 d Juan Williams were broviii up se nosed Istf. , t, Mr. Currie (who eat fur thie MONKS `t. naps, y stwesce of Mr. Heo on chary. d value Mt .4 a wore MOM "The Henna," value To, Vei 4 +. .1.11.,r'. shop, is 864 p -street, Westminster. AV I I, nw,l John Sly, is the service of Mr. Oakley, ho. Itridepreleese, W e elmi as t er , tiepused—At about the ems.. ebe list nit. I maw the two pelosoen ....Alibi fort of d y mender's shop looking at mom Woke. tosa tad ise, mei Ihe wears another. Preomdly 1 mei I met. Idols apes to the male prtsoner, sad de. tuse-.1 Lim. ha yeses hod moved away, but my fellow. tenelt followed him Messy Jamie Noalo--I am ~100 is Mr. Oakley's eerTiee. sent sfOr the weans, stopped her, soil said, " You • takes sewer book* tr..n. toy mastat's stall. gbe pro is tie tour buoks Isom mister her cloak, gave them t to Me, .ad sail , " I did rut lake them myself, some te cave ibm. to use." Policemos Gifford A to—The primmen were gives is my s .44y by the stoma The moo listed all knowledge of 011 the way to the Maine he s poet deal. Oa marelneg him I found loon him woken' depilate.. referriag to hooka, which have i.e. • .13 otstilied pewohrokers, as keying been Julio from 'cep,- I hew, nm r discovered that the primmer, live ellbst es mar ..u.I wife ISA Neeftlihtle-e.“4/t. ,• k. iler. allude,' to 1, ) itigsrll attended aad . . in 1... th pleaded guilty, sod begged the ma. • • .6,1 roils the tame summarily. •• • tie twel that there we. so termer courictiou be • : d..l with the caw. .unansarily ; but he could not • as im , 1•1•-1 cam., there heist ea ideocs of at taut • •Ifetwes. He ah•iiikl therefote tart the full partslty • • .ao.rthd isipelsosnieot. HAltLftitlittl'llH-MTREET. h, yrtAnt ("six CT Ut • 110•11•1UPIElt ..r THE ROYAL -o*leolq., • bombardier .4 the Royal Artillery. '•I 'node, so. SW, wee charged before Mr. Beeskm, as Woe. tench, 190 1), said that oo fl.torday night, at a late tut , p he celled by Mr. Yollet, h0.,...unt, .4 219, • I. rename the prir. n from hui shop door. M 1 • 1.. t 1-41 Lou that the pneutier had eutered hie shop •• I for half .0 .era, of tobwro, awl on lea•ing the •,. up a homy pipe awl a rate perdu ring, t. the shoposaa iwkiag for psyu,eat the aohlier •t‘ . • its. la the fans. He Ithe constable) advised to go away quietly, telling him that he 14l Ie allowed to remade there, Wass the • • sib the eaelana.tiou "Take that, you --," • • la, violent blow the cheek, kaucking him ...• t him The pri•oner afterw ar d s c l ue d w i t h him. ~., I•sh fell, *ad as Kettles up aims aadadvirdug the r t • .„:” •••y .imetly. he struck him several Mows, t ohlige.l toyed ou • haellietey parr age atlesdast •t Lis. •a takiag the prisms" Is the MaSioe. m. 0.., erlide the oases WOO Ovum W ovidessw, Lowell is h a mosaer as to shed tram the - • kr. the ',marts thet Imbed beg es hasp yeiet, as le • • • .t• 1.4 1.11141.1, Pat g 40411. r lle barker, awriage attesdaat, mid. after that • p... tow of the offker's aial ALIO% that *am yen ybolest, that he beard hint say he • i. e t beset tie .bop till he had two elglllll, sad that it 1••. " u se .•eutel.los to get him to the status. He k. 4 he, center.) over. 1., I•' .'ter, up • hollyteg lose, 1411/1 he hoes he w.. ..olv emelt the eusetalde when the , namable • •I• Let the latter pot of hr agrs-rtmo sew .l-used t • • .•bal.d.l e alai the Brine, etteadent. '4 alter rehukitog the peumer his CollthlC " I • se, ...I it w•• 'feu had sees. sad he should o- os one asedb. • Is,- ov. seasser, said, as be was -cub.,{ r 4, the aostk." THE FJLPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1860. TIE AlltellfliAPlON4 =DAUM= leuredeit Shaven, the barrister appointed to re Kee the errata' lista for the county of Middlesex, opened a sort at the Windsor Castle, Hammersmith, oa Saturday, for the reams of the line for the pariahs, comprised un the Haareennaith polling district. Mr. W. Albert James, of Parliament-street, slifsvered behalf of the Middlesex Reform Registration Associate,* ; oa Mr. T. Alley Jame &traded on the par t isf the Conservative Regieration Committee: and Mr. H. Smith appeared oe behalf of the Convervative Registration Society. The pariahs in this polling district are 4:limerick, CW. sea, ITalham , Hammersmith, sod Kensiegtem. The wart adjourned at about five o'clock to to. o'clock thin 4Monslay) at the some place (Windsor Cassis) for the revision at the L.t, for the with of Ketwington. We subjoin statements of the result of the Middlesex registration,so ler sit has yet proceeded. The discrepancy the returns is, maioly at all evente, attributable to the circumstance that each side takes exclusive credit far the swore of the duplicate objections—those tear ausely, is which voters are objected to by both political portion. i,, i~; ei iii K 11i 11l U el U Ilk 1 SHARE LItsf&—THIS DAr.: Two O'Ctuer. The railway share tkougk very inactive, is steady in eherester. In two or three instances, including London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks, prices are quoted to i per cent. higher than on Se turday afternoon. The principal business has been in Midland. Berwick stock has been a little man offered. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North Western stock, 1004 to ; Great Western, 74 to ; Midland, 1281 to 1294; Lanese/um and Yorluiliire, 115 to ; Caledonian, 911 to 1 ; South Eastern , 851 to 3 ; Great Northern, 1184 to 1164 ; and Eastern C o unties, 521 to 534 : Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have im proved to Ito 04 dia. The shares and bonds of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada exhibit a fresh fall. Cape Town Railway shares continue in demand. East Indian Railway stock is dull. M I'a ...ell, • ii; era. UNA Fersh.4 Abs,. J.. lAA Mips, A.•p. DA I et gAimo. DA. lip. C AL D DA I _ Aft Nat N Do. Now p. 44. N &am Umiak 4 a el N Ms.* alrisa p. N 11414.,Peeth.D4a.,4.pe. DO threat likafbrirs p. el 00 110.60.relat 10p.00900 N Do. 4e wee& N Do.sp.aralatlim i c at.li 11444/saa Isk I Otaila.(asitsallwas _ De. mama af p. ono DUredeem o .. 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Gov ihralley Do Now 1 air - liiii 14.1 b. /140110 SON Loyal 1411 Scaqiali Awitt.lavalsat "p:b:mareTelaseriT: Do. do. torioloood.. Los. Co. Up. Com Piresis ... lle IS U 18 t• It It 114 111 1 4 W 4 II ID 100 lot toe 109 99 102 14110 prar li * 1 IMs I If If f If I II Pm I 1.1 di II 1 di / i I i 1 Par a a 711 74 1 4 12 i Po , 176 111 IS IS IS I If SS UM IN Is . Sf I I 9 le .. I SHITPINO.—Dnring September the &sped of steam shipping affairs hat undergone very little change; but it is certainly improving, as regards both purchase and freightage. The sale of secood.hand steamers has avenged a fair proportion, although none the addition of the Neapo litan ships of war to the Sardinian navy the previously ex ' Wog requirements in that quarter have ceased. A few Webers establishments have obtained fresh cootracts for new ships ; otherwise there is not much in that department to notice. Owing to the unfavourable state of the weather far oar borne harvest, and rumoured deficiency of the crops, there has been a tolerable demand for steamers to load groin from the Baltic and from the lower French ports. From the Mediterranean freights are still offering ; but paucity at outward cargoes cheeks the acceptance of such charters, es the owners of suitable steamers prefer swig* Ursa in the coasting sad coal trades, for which good sates are quoted.— (From We Circular of Means. Alfred DNS sad 0o.) Cairn JuricrioN RAILWAY.—The half-yearly meeting of this company wee held ea Monday, at Crieff ; Mr. Alexander Mosteatb, of Brelek, in the chair. The re port by the directors and • Mimes-sheet of the company's affairs for the six months erring Jaly 31, MO, were, on tie maim of Mr. M'Culloch, swaged by Mr. Clark, nasal. measly approved of ; and a dividend at the rate of four per cent. per annum, free of income tax, was declared. Votes of thanks having been awarded to the directors sad chair man, the meeting terminated. MONEY MARKET.-TtlIS DAL Two o'Cr.ovw. The funds remain dull, at Saturday's prices, with very limited transactions. In the other departments tithe Stook Exchange stagnation prevails, butprices generally are well supported. The principal ex ception is in the shares and bonds of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, which have experienced a further considerable fall. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuters telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 75c., but receded to OW. 70c., being, how ever, 6c. better than at the close on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 93 and for money, and 93* for the account. The present quotations are 93 to I for cash, and 931 to 1 for the 11th instant. The official business report is as follows :—lndia Five per Cent. Stook, 1869, 1031, 1 ; ditto Bonds, Oa, 54., Is., 2a. dis. ; Exchequer Bilk, par, 3s. prem. Seemly any business has been done in the foreign stock market. Mexican Bonds are a little more inquired for, and have been dealt in at 22. Turkish Bonds are nominally quoted the same as on Saturday—the loan of 1854 ►t 74 to 3, and that of 1868 at 561 to 56. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 871., 87 ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 83 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 22 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 6. It is officially announoed England dividends will be payable at the Bank of land on Saturday, the 13th October. _ _ _ Acile;;;;;;leriday there was a fresh decline of to per cent. in the Austrian funds. The arrivals of specie last week reached the extraordinary total of 4454,0001., of which 1,128,000/. is from the West Indies and Mexico ; 228,0001. from Melbourne ; and 98,0001. from New York ; including 22,500/. reported by the City of Manchester. _ Mr. A. Allan, miller and Hour factor, of King's arose, has suspended payment, but his liabilities are stated to be limited. Messrs. Coleman and Co. are the accountants employed. The following memorandum, relating to the Scinde Railway undertakings, from an official bourne, was posted on Saturday The sum of 191,076 1 . was paid today to the Bank of Ragland to the credit of the Secretary of State for India, on rawest of the share capital of the Puojaub Railway. The eani of 27,9001. was paid today to the credit of the Secre tary of State for India, on account of the debentures of the Wads Railway. The funds on hand of the Scinde Railway Company are sufficient to carry on its venous undertakings until next year. The Board of the Tournay to Jurbise and Lin den to Haaselt Railway Company announce that the dividend for the first six months of the present year is 10a 101 d. per share, free of income-tax, and now payable. The ninth call of 11., making 111. called, is to bc paid on the 'hares in the Nottingham and Gran tham Railway and Canal Company by the 17th of October. The warrants for the i half-yearly guarantoed interest of 6 per cent. on the shares n the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company will be pay able ou the 12th of October. _ The following is an amount of the quantities of the principal articles of imported merchandise re maining in the bonded warehouses of the United Kingdom on the 31st August, oompared with the quantities in warehouse on the 31st August, 1859 : Remaining in the Customs Warehouses. Aug. 31, 1859. Aug. 31, 18(10. Coosa. lb. 3,389,810 4,034,881 Oolfse Cassels BMA= 0 33,391 43,440 Pews ......... ....., lb. 5,495,131 5,316,424 Rua pls. 8,543,804 8,837,589 Bondy „ 2,593,055 3,481,455 flaw IA alai seedy— cwt. 45,300 80,344 Do. anwill „ 1,638,393 2,267,632 Molasses Tea fb. 62,58 8 5, 3, 786 68,896,033 Tobacco Wise pl c. 9,687,322 12,487,702 Commenting upon these statistics, Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons observe : From the above it appears that we are still comparatively rich se regards the quantities we bold of some of the most important articles of produce. It is to be regretted that there ►re no means of simultaneously ascertaining the quantities held of other goods. Timber, which is • meet important item, was formerly included in these returns, bet it its now duty free. The result* of the foregoing fauns are, that, compared with the corresponding date of last year, the stocks held show au increase of 19 per cent. in cocoa, 81 per con. in currants, 30 per cent in raisins, 4j per cent. in rum, 34 per cent. in brandy, 77 percent. in refined sugar, 23 per cent. in sugar unrefined, 10 per cent. in tea, 18 per rut. in tobacco, and 21 per cent. in wine. Only three articles show a decrease, via., cocoa, A per cent. ; pep per, 3i par omit. ; sail molasses, 31 per cent. With regard to the adulteration of tobacco, Messrs. Travers and Sons furnish the following : Among the dutiable articles which are subjected to the supervision of the chemical officer* of the Board of Inland Revenue, with the view to detect any adulterations that may be practised so as to affect the receipts, tobacco occu pies an important place. Owing, however, to the vigilance exenised, the attempts at this description of freed, as re gards tobacco, are not numerous. Mr. Phillips, the superin tendent of the laboratory, states that during the part year the practice of examining the tobacco manufectories of the country was steadily continued, and that • great number of them were unexpectedly visited by himself, and • few by some of his assistants. In addition to this, experienced oilers, who have been educated in the laboratory, and who are stationed in those towns where the manufacture of the article is carried on to • large extent, such as Liverpool and Bristol, are enjoined strictly to examine at uncertain times the operations and stocks of the manufacturers. Prom his own extensive observation, and the concurrent tenansony at these officers, Mr. Phillips has no hesitation in eying that the adulteration of tobacco is now but seldom attempted. That an article which, from the high duty upon it, the lossa competition existing among its manufacturers, and its ahnesi universal consumption, offers stronger incentives to its so phistication than perhaps any other commodity, should ge nerally be sold in a pure state, fairly shows, be residers, thet its freedom from adulteration is due partially, if not mainly, to that 'strict supervision of its manufacture which has for years been exercised by the revenue. Of the large number of wimples of tobacco examined on the premiss of the manufacturers within the past year, it has been neer , nary to select only 57 for analysis, and of these 1G only were adulterated. One sample was of the description •mown as " and resisted chiefly of cabbage leaves, the outside covering only of the roll being tobacco. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 9th of October fur the supply of 50,000 gallons of ruin and 50 tons of tobacco. SATURBAT Smuts. Consols, which closed yesterday at Woe the 11th October, opened this morning at to 1, and I closed at 93 , " buyers." For money e last price was 93 to . The official business report is as follows :—T per Cent, Consols, for money, 93, 1 ; ditto for scoount (Oct. 11), 34, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1839, 1031 ; ditto Bonds, 6s. die. There was uo alteration in Indian government securities. Exchequer Bills were slightly firmer, at par to 3s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal change was a fan of * per cent. in Mexican Bonds, which closed heavy at 21# to Buenos Ayree Bonds were rather more offered. Venezuela Three per Cents. were inquired for. The Turkish Loan of 1854 declined per cent., closing at 731 lei, whilst that of 1868 was supported at bat to 56. Bank shares remain steady. London and West minster Bank continue to meet with inquiry. Royal Mail Steam and Peninsular and Oriental New were quoted rather lower. Oriental Inland Steam A shares were officially marked 31(81. paid), and East and West India Dock stook, 194. Great Ship shares have receded to 6s. 3d. to 6s. 9d. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ootan Marine lnsur anal, 11 to 2 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 746 to * pram. ; Universal Marine Inauranoe, 3-10 tot prem. i Loudon and Provincial Marine, * to I ilia. ; Twat India Irrigation, dia. to par. The " opt'oaal rights " of the Illinois Central Railway Company were steady, at IS to 51. Canada Government Five per Cents. were rather more offered to-day. Messrs. Rothschild and Sons notify the payment of bonds of the Brazilian Five per Cent. Loan of 1824-8 to the amount of 37,000 i., which lore drawn by lot in April last. In addition, brads representing 16,70 M. have been bought in tee market. Messrs. Alexander, Fletcher and Co. notify that they will pay at par, on =defter Monday, the bonds of the Brazilian Five per Cent. Loan of 1824, which were advertised in April last. MINES.-THTh DAY. Two o'Cioos. The mining market to-day is quiet. In the Stock Exchange Stray Park shares are officially marked 58}, and Tincroft and shares in West Caradon, South Carn Brea, Wheal Ludcott, Tamar Consols, and Great Wheal Alfred have likewise met with attention. ----• There are inquiries for Cobre copper shares, which have been dealt in at 44. Other foreign, as well as colonial mining securities, are very quiet. At South Tolgns meeting on the 25th instant the accounts showed a credit balance of 9181. 16s. 6d. The profit on the two month.' working was 5421. 15e. A dividend of 11. 1111 per share (7681.) was declared, leaving 1101. 16s. 6d. to the next account. East Wheal Falmouth, on the 25th instant, made ama of 2s. 6d. per share. The West Basset Mine accounts presented at the meeting on the 26th inst. showed • credit balance of 3,031/. 7s. 5eL A dividend of 8a per share (2,4001.) was declared, leaving 6311. 7s. sd. to the next atomic LIBERALILITCRX O► I. JAMES: liberal. -- Oaarnapti. Objections. SustainerL Objectioas. iksiained. Uxbridge Bedfoot . ICO 59 143 83 Lowden . . 180 121. 217 137 Westaxiostwr . . 123 75 1814 127 Kises-essei 1111040 d ll2 63 272 124 Bethaleat Hamme Fulham, Z}lso 97 78 35 Chiswick T044.141....1,156 716 1,594 949 COMIZITATTTE IMMIX OP MR. MIRTH. --- Liberal _ _. _._ .._..-. Conservative. Objections. %Maims& Objections. Eleataiasd. Uxbridge 75 2R 66 38 Itaittaut Lobos ll9 72 217 139 Watinia6lst Eiseuren Hilo-mil... SO 15 292 154 Bethnal pow . 67 36 346 230 Hammersmith, Fulham, sad /145 87 it 9 44 Chunriek . . Totals DEATH OF THE REY. DR. ALEXANDER FLETCHER. - We regret to announce the death of the Rev. Alexander Fletcher, of Finsbury Chapel, East-street, Finsbury-chess, at the advanced age of 84 years. The reverend genthassa expired at he country seat On Essex, yesterday (Bendy) • afternoon, after • long and painful ilMea the thew which was the inuoshate cause of death was dropsy. HIM LATE ROYAL H DIM THE MCKIM (DOWAGER) OF MAIO Coot/: GOTHA. -The demise et the widow at the late Duke Ernest of Saxe Coburg Goths his Gloms into mourning several of the covers ga CORFU el Germany. The lamented princelier' funeral teak piles at Gotha on Thursday last, when the Prince Contort, the Duke of &me Coburg Gotha, and the Prince Frederick William of PFRAEii masted at the obsequies. Her late royal bigheads, who, mince the dermas of her hasbsod in January, 11444, had led a retired sad tusolunnive life, was Wont daughter of his Royal Highness the Duke Alexander l'eridt Charles of Wurtemburg and the Duchess Astedeette of Saxe Saalfeld Coburg. She was boin Sept. 17 1799, and married Dee. 21, 18.12, the later Duke Emmet o f Saxe Coburg Clothe, tether of the reigning Greed Lake sad the Prince Cowart of her Majesty, but left no isme by that prince wt.° died in 1844 as before stated. The courts./ Viurteirabarg, Belgium, sad Portugal are placed iu mourning by the west, as well as our own royal family and the ex-royal family of Frames, the (MOW biother (the Duke Alexander) of the late duchess having married the Princess Marie, daughter of the late Ring lonk Philippe. THE NEW LORD MAYoll.—Alderman Cubitt was bons at Buxton, in Norfolk, is 1791, and in • rum! pe rt of that county pad the early days of his Ida Is his iftevntb veer be went into the royal navy, where be served about four veer.. In 1810 he cammemed learning the beans of a beleler, under his late bream, Thome enfant, whom name eventuary hewne so amisent. He coati rued in sosociation with him and his younger bee hr, Louie Cubitt, till 1427, when the concern sow knows as W. l übitt and Co.'s devolved on him, and for vas time he went on alone. In VIAL after more than forty years of successful application, he withdrew entirely frees the bodiless, having disposed of all his interest to the now can ying ontlthusextensive operaticem Is ril r l ae h r e i was elected Sheriff of London and Miliaria; with Mr. Cherie. Hill., sod just about that Ness he ems retained to parliament, as member for Andover, whisk horsalb he still coatroom to repreest. He MAIO within three miles of the town, sect enjoys the andlidam• of his constiterinta. It will be OHM that he is sow is his 70th year. He is in the enjoyment of good health, and he Wigs a quiet temperament, an active mind, sad emmiderelde ma gisterial cape-ienee, as well as a general imeerledge of the world, to bear ups the important duties of the civil chair. It is well karieni that be has Less • careful observer of, and has taken an active part is, Na parliamentary Prenstslinils which, during the last few jean, hays, under various moth aciationa been in operatics in reference to the 1 of the City of London. He is conservative in prima pia , hat ' not averse to reforms, and any judicioua measure for the reform of the corporation which shuold neither isterfem with the property nor abridge its privileges would, no doubt, have his esseurrenes.-C i ty Prue. max i m: SUICIDE—A garter's apprentice, a tine young /MA, Of 96, named Arne, who loved hiSutore neither slaty ,or well, lately hung himself in his maser's house, in Paris. Users his table, amidst • harp of books, was focal the following letter, the y el which was not on a par with the style :-"I am t a grocer and shall never be anything else. I always think of that cari allure representing • grams standing on the threshold of hill door, and making this rellectios-' Born to be a max and saileinual to (arrows armee' He who thus judged our mll- iug was in the right. For many years I have tried to ice prose my naiad ; I have read, and even copied out, books which I dou't uudentand. All this muddles my bead, and I Mid that I become more and more stupid' every day. The longer I live the worse I shall be Now, I reniendis to have read somewhere that • man should apply his intelligence to be useful to humanity , mad as I see I shall never be at for anything but to weigh cheese and dried plems, I have made up my mind to go to another world which I have heard of, and see whether Nan may cot be a place for us there. I ask perdon of my brethren for spearing in this disparaging way of our comm a s profession ; but - 1 defy them to pout out • single inetanos of ' • groom liming ever made his way to • higher position. There are plenty of manufacturers who have become de / puttee and aro deconitod and loaded with all ante of honours, out the like has never happened to a . For these, reasons I have determined to - hang m . I beg my pru.s.t, to erect a simple toinhatooe to my memory, and to inscribe upon it these wools, ' Born to be a man ; died • grainer.' " (Jaime' Boatfo.--General Boson, who has ar rived is Pasis,haaaddresodthe following letter, dated Hotel de Bade, Boulevard der Italians, Sept. 27, to the Dubai. "Having been detained at Naples by a painful illness, I was preparing, an moo as I was able, ter rejoin the King my mamas at Gesso. My departure woe opposeal and it was sot need the 11th that I obtained my liberty sod minidisks to quit Naples, but on a priories, on my word of honour, not to serve for three months an his Mojesty's army. On my arrival yesterday is Paris I read in your journal • letter signed Bosco sad dated ('spas, 14th, sad extracted from the , KT0,441 Journal. I share in th e sentiment , which are 1 thereM expired, sadism proud at having them attributed to me, but 1 did ERA write the letter in question.- Accept. is:, Boma." Tut HMO or PHROGIA.—A letter from Genera of the SU says: " Gauen! Schmidt has just been here. Sums prow having declared their Mtentiou to give bin, a charivan, • repave wan set afloat that he had left the lowa. It was honed that this expedient would prevent say mast. !gaieties on the part of the Gesevese against this man whom they sail Haynan 11. But some per ems who served seder the General at Rowe, happening to recognise Lim when taint a drive in an open carnage, and having followed him to his hotel, where they mode a great ili.turbance, • crowd collected, sail some of the most violent penes forced their way into the home. Before, however, they could reach the geseres room. the police were on the spot, and restored order by arresting sauce of the riotere." Burr op GAILIRALDE—Our townsman, Mr. Clark Stanton, in at moan is Naples, on a commission to sake a bust of Garibaldi fur some of the Dictator. political aid private triads in land. Ile receivdcc Ma, despatches, with which he cross, from Sicily to Calabria, end which he delivered to the general, sheen he found at cuidoight wraps, in hie sad sleeping is the open air. He had the homes elsepiag several hours, similarly accoutred, by the aide of the gene al, until the latter was awakened and called away by shots that prefaced a sharp engagement. He has been reaived most cordially by the genend, and hes übtaised every facility fur arryimgoat Lis object. It ia • singular inst a ls°. of the open dealing, of the Dictator sad hie cionfideom in nor countrymen, that the sculptor is ellowed to be present even at diplomatic receptors& - Id liesion. LAMAS ARRIVAL 07 TRR•141.7111 7110 M TUR Walt !stun.--The folks ing are rem particulars regarding the recent arrival of speMe at Southamptoa by the Tal4lll4WiAll steams from the West Indies : The value of the specie was 6,11112,060 Join., ur about 1,180,000 i. sterling, end as seerly the whole of it emaciated of silver, being dollars from Memos, its tonal weight cooseded 156 toss The Tams nue, belonging lie the Royal Mail Ateempacket Company, arrived is Misethamptos Duck at 9.30 a. m. of the 27th inst., and although the treasure was contained is no less than 2,1601 packages, the whole of it was landed in seven hours. It was the depcwilmi is 36 railway moose, which, form. WI • special Vide, AlliWl by two 1111001106, notched the Name elms Magma el the Ounth Weston Railway early the following mentisig. trinsiere was than transferred has the subway waggon Is 36 street weapons and Taus, whisk latter, draws by upwards of 100 km.., rewebed beak of Lifland about, ten cas., smi th * satire eerie was eddy deposited is the vault s r , that estehtlebiamie by live itra. the seam day. OADINARY SILLS= AND ROCK& RUMAT& .11/Im.,,feL dam, VaL p wia ,lasi v aelisaims Mufti= MLR MOM gni Cslakeimi Oak awl Iksidas De. • j A wat. =WI D • Biwa. lapilli, IL labia sad Jr. Dmed.,Parli.l)l,lll..la lust AVMs Imam Coosiths Arlan Union, Stock A Do. Mock D out Suffolk 7 114 1 1 t urr:s.lt m and Gra ard Ofresoes•• S. Webers I 01014 North stllostlrd Orem Northers 0 Do. • !{oak 0 Do. 1 awl Ot. South West. (Irs ) Oflnt Woreora Do.StowtYallksJlllL isstadirsh Lain sod Briars( _ air i_gtay:_Zl n. a* WaajbaltAllasealk I Illelosplem M MOM D& 1111ro..DwAq W NIL as Wanton nria) Illd Mat (Cray Um, an lowpara, Newry& Arrateadat aU NwanrzWarrenp.eira 00 tern& M Northam Omar 13a ~a:~ a~aw_ jail7u IiZZEN.7.-ass.4D.l Do, • _ . . I !W - 9.lll : iruic:l -- !?• Pit *Mb Lola all I NialhlLWaimiaira 17i gash 111 HMI IN La md Mamba 1111 do Oa Vika dl aia.:6: • • loam pee 9 Y 9111.1 Ise I II is - is. 11l ii." 11l IE Tali a Mbar Dna Iliataa W a= l Labe 4MIS• _ Vale imm I arime I PO Da I Da MI Vole d NM& ND nolcolo lan. It Pimlico all Wail Conswall DO Wool Midland—Caked til Ditto Pl It Ditto Hontatd 1 ---- V1 VS SS lie I SS .... Si T IS 10.) Ilk lit • 4 61 1 $ 114 b _ 111 i 74 I 11, 4 1 .4 11% 140. r Ist MI cite - I dis COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. HARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) The weather, although still ummuial, has been Saar the last two days, and no nun to speak of hes fallen since Saturday. There is still, however, an absence of sunshine, and the temperature being cold, harvest operatinos are consequently . impeded. The barometer has men very much this morning, mad the wind having shifted to the eorth-wast argues better in favour ed the weather. The supply of last week was rather more liberal of English wheat and flour. Barley and oats , beans and max still very ooutracted ; but malt, a good quantity. A few parcels of barley from Scotland, but no oats ; and noes from Ireland. The foreign arrivals of Saturday were rather heavy of wheat, barley, and oats, which, added to a vary short as count for the previous week, makes a fair tote'. The greater proportion of the wheat is from the Black Sea, several cargoes from the Baltic (Russian sod Prussian), Mediterranean, and America. Barley from Denmark, Holland, Rumia, Prom* and Black ma. Oats, principally Russian, the bulk being from Archangel and Riga, Prussian, Swedish, Danish, and Black Sea. Of Sour no American barrels since Friday's total, but a few alas. . . In consequence of the bad weather last week, country letters this morning report an advance of la to de., sad in some inSWlttill :is. to 54., in the price of wheat. In the provincial markets then we have to note an advance of 3s. sinoe last Moaday for both English of fair condition and foreign ; barley la. to 2s. dearer than on Monday last, with a brisk trade Oat. are very active at Is. to Is. ed. advance . Beans sad pus le. dearer. Norfolk dour at 45e., being fully la. dearer than this day week. Foreign sacks and barrels also edam* fully Is. WNW. —English : Eason and Kent, white, 48s. to 63e. ; ditto, liao, Gds. to 68s. ; ditto red, 46.. to 575.; ditto, fins, 511 s. to 06s. ; Norfolk, &c., fine, old, 62.. to 69a per v. ; For*"• Dentine., 65e. to 681. ; fine, 675. to 721. ; Zoidgaborg, 68e. to 68a.; ditto, extra, —s.; Rosin*, 63a be des. ; American white, 59.. to 68s. ; ditto red, 59e. to . . 11Astrv. -Eoglish malting, 375. to 415.; grinding, 30s. to 335.; distilling, 345. to 365. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 30s. to 315.; ditto distilling, 335. to 34.. MALT. -ED lisp , Essex and Norfolk, 5.5 e. to 61s. ; gra 65a. totes.; sad town made,soa to lila.; finagle. to 765.; brown, 535. to 575. OATIL-Eaglish feed, 264.0 d. to 325. Oil.; potato, 265. Od. to 325. Od. ; foreign, 235. Od. to 305. Od. BEADIL-English tick, 40s. to 435. ; barrow , 311 a to 475. ; pima, 48s. to 515. ; foreign, 365. to 445. Pus. -English Wilma 10.. to 445.; maple, 43a. to 43e.; give, 311 s. to 415.; twiggy 395. to 43e. ttoun.-English town, 565. to 585.; oountry, 425. 465. ; household., 455. to 515.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 421. to 43a; Preach, 41a to 50s. per sack ; American, 30s. to 335.; Spanish, 41a to 495. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON MOM SEPT. U SETT. 29. Coutwies. Wheat. Rada. 1411.0•01. 1 .47:04.1 be v , l ,r o4 uta Zo s tlab 27 . 7 410 CI 78 1 40 C . .. 1794 Poral g ii .. 391011 13001 .... 20316 339 662 11560 1 0/03 I. C. Rail 5428 196 / 7179 704 3l 33 .. I BM 64. N. 100 21 I 1600 1630 ... 12 .. 1744 I. B. la& 130 .... 172 196 70 .. 477 l o orta :-16 qi.. oats. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS . I?AY.) The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow : t/1L550 hhda. West India and 3,500 bags Mauritius. - -150 casks Plantation Ceylon, and 400 bags Malabar. Rice 6,000 bags Fast India. The private contract whets have been steady sines Friday. Elociart.—No Balm of importance reported. Corr= —A small amount of business dose at full prices. Rosa.—The demand has improved, and holders have be come very arm. MICE.—A fair amount of business done at fully previous rates. _ . . COTTON continues active ; about 1,500 bales sold on Saturday. Markets have a steady appearance. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The mast is steady. Town tallow is quoted 535. ; Pa hrsbarg T.C. co tho spot, 535. to 535. 3d. • Oct. to Des.. ; Doe., 635. 6d. ; Jen. to Mach, 535. Bd. to 53s 9d. ; March ally, Ms. PAITICULAIS OP TALLOW. !took ou band this day ....orb Delivery tast week Ditto hoot let June Arrival lost week 14.238 2,518 11.L12 4121 33,854 49► et kta. 98. 33,816 1,634 t 3,437 4,483 33,171 Od. 004. 3d. Ditto tram Lt hum Drim Y.C. per cwt. Ms day JAM Tows U Friday 44,07/1 1,806 32,47 b 1,600 50,060 6i► Ild. 66d Od. Arrival tar the week mains Oct 12 list year, 6.540 mks, mad &limy I,lBs cask& The arrival last week compri.e4 1,486 mks from /4. Peeerelwark„ sad lb from other plaora Total, 1,600 realm METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Although the number of beasts Is not quite so large as oa Monday last. we have still a good supply. Trade is dull, but quotatione are not altered. The demand for sheep is sm.ll ; and prices cannot be quoted higher on the averages. Trade is scarcely as good for calves as on Thurs day last. From Germany and Holland there are 1,610 beasts ; 6,300 sheep and 70 calves. Ireland 500 beasts. Norfolk and Suffolk 100 ; and 2,500 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per stood of Whs. I. d. ad. Per atone of albs. s. 4. ad. Dist Seca lierefda 4d 5 I Best Dna& lif.bdsah Best abort-betas 4 4 4 Best Long-wools.. o a a almond vial. boats a 4 4 Do do. Shorn Oases Pfgs DssiDostlllthreds a lambs Beasts at market. 5,a00; !bap and lambs. 1400 ; Oelyse. 1S0: Pigs. 440. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) ]levers. Pattendeu and Smith report that the market is very active. Duty, :AWOL About 500 pockets of new have arrived and are selling from 141. to 201. per cwt., but es yet are very unripe. THE GREAT JEWEL ROBEZET.—A singular cir cumstance has come to light in reference to James Pierce andißmily Lawrence, tried at the Central miaalOm* and convicted el robbing several jewellers at the west eud, aed deo supposed to be concerned in the rob bery of jewels of the value of 10,0001. from a jeweller's is the Polies Royal at Paris. After the sentence Pierce was removed to the Militias* Penitentiary, end shortly alter he gave his shirt to be washed, but subsequently appeared very anxious to get it back agate, and asked the Wiwi. 10 LW him have it, bat co uld &riga no reason, any other than he wanted the r . This excited suspicion, and on care fully meanie the shirt something hard was found in the upper part of apparently sown into the stuff, which, os being cut out, proved to be a diamond, valued at nearly 1001., Bracing Dv Ted Fume or CHAZOOAL-011 flaturday morning the death of Mr. George Glantzier, hatter, of AS, Piccadilly, near Burlington-arcade, was dis covered to have taken place, as it is believed, from inhaling the fumes of charcoal, It appears that on the previous day damn' of the sheriff took possession of his premises on a debt of 40/., : wheurepon deceased, in great distress of mind, suddir t mind he hat and rushed frantically out of the house. . did not return till half-past ten at night. and prosseffed his bedroom, where Mr. J. L Adolphus, a gentleman reeling be fi rst-floor, addressed him, knowing his difficulty, aed proposed to advance him a portico of the sum required to liqui da te the debt. Demised replied that it was not for foci, and that his (Mr. Adolphus's) furniture was I. no jeopardy. He then closed the door. In the earning thaserwankesileil the attention of Mr. Adolphe. and the alms to dised's bedroom door being locked, sae that she could get rip answer to her calls. A constable was seat far, end the Me being buret open the unfortunate man was found dead. Remains of charcoal were found in the grate, sod the &pedals in_tho chimney was carefully closed up with clothing. 1 -7 1 fl