The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-16 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THU DAY.) COURT OF BAN KRUPTCY. (More Mr. l'•unalsseiaarr bean) 1% F.ll 711 11111 u/LIIIIAL Lilt Assuuscs. Lc., /110- I.IATIOI. nt, wag the satin app feted for the had ezusiastioa • ndsv the bankruptcy of the above tom peay ; bet, aa would is. ; adhered from the meantime te yeetaidlay, ao aeosaata bee bees filet The rorupaoy sa sot oae Of Bas hed Babdit • --sa errvue.usly and absurdly stated la the Imes—so each ti.•n; as a bruited issentace compaay Wag poidbie. Y th. Los sew auaLs. r. Bagley again appeared for the amigos. ; yr. Thaw r toe Rev. Mr. Poco c k, late toe d the directors a( tile Mr. Lawrrnee for sharehollete ; Xt. Wainwright .1 wre,-,1 other proferional see for Adders of patine., . • s•iutlit to rove for oostingest l u ilitir ; sad yr. Soutlianiptoe-buildingo= e d far the th r. • re sot a Lirgehclv of the share Mr Begley, a the hist instance, renewed his application r as aedie of the court collie( es Mr. Itterasherg, yr. the *Fr. Ler. Ilaieey, sad the Rev. Kr. Pocock to prepay the beilanee sheet of the eouipeny. 11r. Elerards sobseitted that there was no proof af Mr. Hr asherg being • director at the tine of the bankruptcy thong+ he led eat we tints acted ma a director, he was 1,4 eves • ebereholder of the company. After • diereedos, the ceder wee modern yr. Flerousherg. Mr. Lathea °Me enotegleg direeleet, and the His. Ler. Mosey —the Rev. Mr. Pocock being exempted en the ground that be hid cooed to he a dingier in SepOseaber, heat loot examination meeting was them adjourned fur Mr. Lucas tendered • proof co behalf of a banker'. dill., who had lamed is the ecoepaay ..eue years ago, and tad ever oasos bees paying an atonal premium of 2:4 The are, be aaid, was one of peat liardahrp. Iroeuediately ahunt Ylpstkmee wee in ditteroet parte of the court to tooter similar rode ; and for loon time ▪ woo_ of peat notion:o per Abed. Mr. Bath, said that an the proofs rested co the roe gonad *WI he would oilenit that they should all be abujemesed t. gyre opportunity fur their examination. The argues. lead as wish to throw oLogcles an the way of the c ream's..., but (Ai tlie . te . tari th ey eyopathoed It wa. eltu.set. ly that the claims elsoula .sot 1.. the ..thetal earaee -- 4, - 3;;Xl11113104, sad if .4. 1 .1,,, c 1 of to be Otero ard. olnaitted as proofs. Their cousideration was accordingly adjourned until the neat ruectiag. (Befog Mr. Canintierioater Yonblateque.) IX RIC 'ALLARD. The leskrapt was a thus raaatitartarer. Da1 , 4 0 11. Tins ass the szaraiaatisa rasitirri. ne socoside prepared I. it,. Pettit @ism debts sad liabilities at 3,7U01. (the ha -1.11,t being (Way se account et Aden sad Cu.. tamers, f I epeelser), sad assets af k.. Una IDOL raved easippiast TILE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANNION HOME. A srell-dre.e4 was, 5$ years of eye. who gave Ile same .4 TA.... was t before Alderman Hale, is t0.t..1, of Hagen and walk the City deneetirse, chaired with *tailing a large einanSity of leather the pro ;say a Minus. Fisher sad Kwg, leather fa tins, of u 4.11 • .treet The I..hherr in tioceioe was committed ma fiattuday, the I.t ul sepMeiber, antl the warehouse of the promeuton wea I r..'.en open. and leather we. Moles to the value of tru liontity afternoon the Aimee went to the boom in Lock e-Seida. Walworth, where they I..intl the primmer, sad upon searching the home they dis c.., eel tearly the elude of the Moire property. prieeer, in asswer b. quentiena put to him by the .1.1 that Qs lea th er had berm left in his charge, a•cl hr hare oothimg about the robbery. Aldennm Hale ingaired the value of the Moles pro both, steal be war informed that it was worth considerably nine thee 3UOI. The whole of it, it apeared, had ben eat cuvrred. The primmer we. remanaletL 1301"1"H W MC verOVIDED t 11.41142 PILLONT. HevArs. • very respectable lad is the employ el a tr.alcoesaa named Wear, of the Blecldrianoread, wee placed ia the (.dun's dock before Mr. 11nrclaite, charged with .teal. iag .o iron wrench, allesel to be the rty .f Mr. Wil liam Brown, a b a ker, c a r r yi ng to lwaitaa.a w is Uravel-lawr, South wark. Mr. Neale was la atteadawat to watch the as os behalf of the accsawl. The prueseutur au.l he hail a stable in rkurey•row, Black friarsyuad, sod ILI. murmur, *bout 9 o'clock, the prisoner came there awl tunic up the wreuc►, which was lying then•. Witness requested him to put it down, whew be refused, ■ pia; it that was hie master s, and Le had seat him for it. ti r. HUAI:LAW- had yuu know the lad and his master Wauess OL, yes. lie Las stables rear tuner, and the Issituntiiie it was his niaater's wrsoch. Mr. Bonham Do you ur,.un you gave him Tutu cust•kly nfwr tbut? . _ Witima. • Ir., because 1 b.und it was toy weasel. Mr. Dumbed- -- Now has there out been some dispute shout tt Letweeu you? WI t C 4. sir ; but it is mien. Weer, • very i‘epectable tradesmen. hoe forwanl and 1114.41• positively that the was his property. As soon as he ease, tsinvi that it was Ia the possession o Mr. Brown, Le rot his lad for it, and this anemias leering that the provcutor was detaiaing his.. he weed there sad asked Mr. 41 if he iuteisied to gine Lei Lul logo custody. He said tUt should, awl then nave him in charge. L. ituschani maid that it Wa4 a disgraceful case altogether, awl t!•-i.resceutor had act ,d unjustly in giving the lad into istely. There was • reseed, fee that in another court, I.,:refese the prisoner WS. distharged. is a copy of a telegram, dated Oct. 12, r e .. i.e., from l'uttstairtionple vaatenlay Fabella with ..r 1., had the Elias Iflaitaea), kayo bee* burnt fin p •rti thertateia race ; sweaty oder matt aloe beret 11., Teroo how.urit and part of riving; burnt ; ••f the la idea to the Golden lima Wads; oxadentally tat,. are la the Mille of they dumber, ; dorms the are it hire r0i.i.c.71.1.?te 11l OS rsi - s.-The f mowing &way s. .4 a n4lectles oak no Panda,. Let at doe at the East -11.1 .I.urelo • may set be uftertereether. The highest rote. were hiller...roe, et which there were It, 1 Soria, 311 hag, hl 1 half-frsee, 14 toe:peonies, 14 three priere., 4 4 prose, h 0 half -peace, asd tartlihyp ; heal e..:es, 243, PAIR' rd. lb. 4 14 The obir , i at the cutleries, we. the keel District -sl4 Society tar retwr• air the poor during the whiter. Tut P.0 . e.-The nnueer et the Pape'. arrival in I41;:me. e•••••eiles L'/..dry,rwrlarr. B• 114, ha. its elope le the kie.wo ileterunsaise of Pio Nunn le wake a eeial .4 hits to whit are hell to be Ratan catholic ..ountrae, Navin a rir U .S Rome, ands Preach preterites. 11.-.. to by Xpeie and to mid. at Neville, is the pale, sawed his l b. Dec de oetpetrier ;it I. eat WI that b. will beerier Ireland With hi. meaner. ALLEtaLIo A...AVLT UN A BRITIAN 1.1476•111.. -We Ind the following telegraphic aeseeseesiest is the Wert Nee Vogt lagers: ' New Orlass, 14.• pt. 1 1 00.-Tbe senoeseler Brithh war straw Glerbster was lire• does 4.-. lay In tbe learrensi of the RI. Vberles Hotel In a friend .4 (lowan! Walk.... Diridorabbo ...t ..r4. is mini lull.. affair." Fr 1..111.:RAPI.1•11 TO TIER CAPE I.p (SHOD HOPE. Nide, .4 :.[. tflua. Captain listroal W. Gases, be. I ri.:l t.. Illeesta T.lowelleya, Carter, And path, sailed t.oothao..i.heg, on &writer, the 11th .4 tstober, fur 4 1 :.• Hai, with elolgotot• ...loettol frees the ogricaltaral ...I .rtooo 1.• eke Hr. William Ilea 1 . 1 ere • 1.. the dotty of .en 5..... su d gintaialent J -I -enprio. Al serried 74 Giggle stee. te) eagle , .ts • marl 9 ill , ; luta, Sib . o ek, equal • • .....•ote a lolls. The , . owneigranta include a 11108•111 dr .4 w.. 1 earolle4 tor the rape Frostier Ilutuated I . : - .4g. Th.. et.ogr,tiou to the Cape at the eoloaial .- 1...! -. owl! r tI.. howl act of 107, sew awasuits to 7,314 1:•0 Al. !CA% AL lILNEV.I.LREP fierierr.-Yeeter -4,, • .thert...le ...sort .4 the ;overman .4 this charity was lb. Ti...,.itest 11.aate Toren, Rt. 4anwt'a, for the 1. 1.• • .4 ....lime the report and atategi.olit of aeons • ...I-. to tote regions 'Dada. Lord raking...sr mew • tor. The nreretiiry imel the essaretem the *he +ere cuserrired. He thee ree•l etas , .1 •.1 ...••••uts foe the quarter rushed, Slepiembes 311.. It .t-.... 1 the helassee ie beta on the let of Job was ' 17.. r.l ; received f 4., valowsiptigon, ee. ; i••••toJ property. 511.11. 13a ; making a • • ....f1,4•17/ 4.1. The - omit& *Ale alono‘l. snot..be. , rent, Nilsen., pristine, gad disbar., ; 1.-..riof • Lambe. of 4001. I a 6d . I Tl.• naw..t .4 01.411 in the Three per Cant. • " - A. wee 4 4.9161. Al. The ileeretary 1 a... gerr.sece Wise the late Cooke 1...1 hft • 1.4.6cy to the eatisty happeeed to le. riser ....1.t,i.:••111i hi.. I. ..theft wad matan dyiug with. ~ • ..alms. He heel been isferauerl there were dss 1. that IL,. were all ertsrrierl, but sone .4 the,. had laortl Own L•.t...1 various atone .4 matey, .• oi el.- aingt.nate t...tan • I. grant,. ; 111 e '-.1... 1.0 ore re. vas a thanks wee mused to the 1111.1 'he nioeting aeraiated. 5 . .. TN Muer.uw. - During the week • .1.•.; II t 1.1 the • ...to-. hero Isis se follows :-lb. and Natesiev, tree day., 3,4411; as Nue .... ....I T o . o l ot , free etiso.,a, ii,113; on th e t h ree stu d .loi • I....lntia.iori to the public ILL), 9111 ; roe • gor ..... 4 (We.looodayi. 79! total, 12,11*. mr. ~ 1..t.en4 of the suromui, 1,r04,047. t• rt ewe it. Prliber R. -- Omn SMILLIEII DAT.-- r l •‘..11, lb r.,,g IS - Admissions GO payment, 1,460; •I" • 'or room; solute. 111; tuna Menem 1.700. ‘I • r ”..14.1.17* nine 1.1.4./ . ITAL, DIIIYOO6IIIIIIII. • ,''ITT The saiwgrote notable et estimate named emboli (t-t. 13 we-llsakel, tat'; • .1, I• ; , trea, I, Sia ;.4 whirls 440 were sew owe. THE,FTP THE STEPNEY MURDER.-{THIN DAT.) This day the adjourned inquest respecting tin death of Mrs. Mary Enmity was held at the Railway Hotel, Globe-read, Mile-end, before *r. Humphreys, the ocarozier. The various parties who were previously engaged in the awe, either for the pn■ecutien or defence, were la at. tesdance. Elirabeth Oottz was t'se firstwitame examined. She mid— !am oleos to Mrs. Etualer. I am her for the last t.me ea Monday, the 13th of August She dined with me. Mulls:us called. She gore him a leek. He Liked for some keys, sod she rave him several. He was to pot up the lock :n a L.su,e :a 13._rnsley.atreet. Mune= went with soy lent ssn th.tt day to 33, Barualey ..treet, when Mullen, t►ee Isd William Howland acid he saw Mn. Emsley in Haresl.7- '12.'4 on thimlay. the 13th. There was a man intro! Fox, and tw.. ether 114130714 with her. Meant her way, • They wsiit to roo nte of a Wt. Dote." Michael Gaffney, cooper. examined—l reside at No. 7, Queen's-road, Hatitaal-given. On the 13th of August Mltllellll celled to look at a job be was to do; he came next men* and bepn to wash the wall nod ceiling.. He was dismissed oa the Friday beemiseglie did not know how to hang paper. nem was same lac shoot the murder. Mullein "It im quite tree ; I had • drop of drink over It, and will have save snore before Igo to lira." Philip Carnelian examined—l live is RomeHaireet. Ber mondsey. I era labourer. I knew Midlena He nom lived in the same howl, that I did. I sew Muller.. on Wed. sesday the Stir of Augu*t ; 'dill not see him since. I wild moosgst some of say maws that I had something to drink with him about the time of the murder ; I believed that to. Le ern.' at tb time, O u t 1 was mistakes. I:4l):amid, tailor, examined- I was at the Aberdeen publo•house on the day of the murder. I saw a nuns coming out of the urinal on that occasion., aid going in the direction of No. 9, (4014.r0ad. I was afterwards in the premises to the rear of the police station. I recogni•wl .•!ull• u. 're as the man whom I saw. It was about ten win,tes I fore e!,glit in the evening that !mew Mullets. John X.tchell, a 6611031111, living at Eatowpisee, Hutton, examined—l work ■t the docks. About 5 o'clock on the morning of the 14th of August I was passing through Stepney to my work. I saw a man on that occasion. He attracted my attention became one of his pockets was very full aid he was very excited; hit eyeballs pmtrittled. I went afterwards to the House 44 Detention and recognised the man whom I 11111 ou that moruiug. He was called Mulles.. On the morning I saw loin he looked uif he had been after committing a murder, and I took particular staves of the hour. Crose-ersmine.l by Mr. Wood—Two detectives went with se to the House of Detention. They did not aeea•peq me I. the cell. There was only ow person is each cell Mabel' Yoke e•aesieed—l live is • home which %s -loop to Mn Pintsley. Yellow me to settle the copper. H. mid that Mnt Farley was • miserable w reteb, and nest people to week without giving them materials. He rid it was • pity such • miserable wretch should be allowed to nee. Inspector'Stephen Thcositoo' examtund —I have charge of this case. I found • boot in a I, , ust• which bad been u.:• cupids! by the prisoner. I also produce • piece of Ward which wee cat from the staircase of 11n. Erueley's bones. The print ou the beard seems to correspond with the boot which I found. There are 'pots of Wood on the board. I also found • pco..i!mso in that hones. Yrs. liotts—l beh-ve the pencilaiee produced to be the see wed by Mrs. Knitley. Dr. Gill examined —I found a mark of Hood on the p .ncil ease. I examm od the boot and isopreasion oo the picot of hoard and found them to correspond in several parte ; I believe the mark to be the impnnt of the boot; I found mouse hair on the boot and comparml it with the hair of t pie alecenaeal ; they corresponded in colour in a mum liable degree. mi. being the last witness, The Coroner proceeded to read over the evidence. He said tint the decreed was • Tema of penurious habit., living in a Lou., by herself, and that it was her ',notice not to Admit persons to the house without looking oat of the window or up the area to me if s h e could recognise them. she we. oat shout:. o'clock in the after. noon of the murder, and two of the neighbour. now her at her whidow about 7 o'clock. It was alm shown that she was In the habit of drawing down the blind., but the blinds on Yriday night were not drawn down, wide' was conelueive evidence that the mur der was committed on the Monday evening. and nothing was men of her till the following Friday, when, in consequence of EOllll4 I,econ,ing alarmd, the Masse was entered. From thee.. iinuniatenets, it IMO clPar that whoever was admitted to the house by the deceased on Monday night, and aho committed tie murder, we. known to the deceased. They had the fact that Muller was known to her, and that he had tree scabs to the house. Them wad no evidence of any money belonging to the de n.ol being traced to the Inn • of but the pencils se which was found in the powiea.ion of hie wife was proved to have belonged to Mrs. Enisley, and the parcel which was found In the outbuilding attached to Emcees Louse was tied with tape which corresponded exactly with a piss of taps found in Mulleus's house. This these was the evidence as to the hoots found in the duetheis of the house which Mullen, occupied at Chelsea, the imprint of which k • ormi .11 de, I with the imprint nu the Liuding of the +bars iu the deceased's house ; and it lust also been provcil that Muller was sees early the fel lowinz morning in the neighls.urhood of the de ceased's house in a state of excitement. It was clear that • murder had been oommtted by some um, and it was for the jury to consider the evidence, and say whether they thowght it was committed by Mullets. . . Tha jury than maned into anotlwr morn, and aft,r being Orient al minutes, returned • midiet of " Wilful urv dar against Jawed !Lamm" INQUIRY INTO THE LOSS OP rag TRANSPORT - RNIP CON WA T. Au inquiry, inetitutvd under directions from the Board 0( Tear. was comaneweed on Friday, at Liverpool, into the eiromarreeeatterling the In.. of the •hip way, bores* to Marra Jamie Bair-. and I'o., while oti the voyage free Liverpool to Vakutta, with sldiers, soldier' Tom., sod oblides. under a charter teen the Erni. sears '.itumiriutiers as her lief the gorerumeot .4 India. The inquiry we. held before Mr. T. N. Hattie., Ow !od elipettittory trgletrata, and Vaptain Hari% R.N., Nautierl A- ..r to the beard el Ti..ie Mr. O'imvel appeared to endued the oureoigatioo es behalf of the perereineat ; Mr. I:4”elotau wrelied the provers* is behalf of the owner. rho Sip ; alai Mr. Martin appeared fur the muter of the tOuway, rasa. Per. The spry was meliorated until to-day. LOND PAL.111.4111T0161 Vial? T.) Litititt —The Kline of the led. Ilreheake Institution aad Literary rinriety, at Whirl. Lifir I I•iiiiiierdes will preside, is ea. einiseed fnr Theriday, the 2:41i lust. Oo• hundred umliestaa tickers have Neil rieerred, and are Wend at 10e. 6L eeeh. The utliir pi ire. are, far rseerrad rale 5.. sal 4e., add 2a. *l. fur the unmarred 11•11.11. Lite Yererri. This Trarut HAltilux*. —The show of &m en theme= is the two Temple florshies is now tppain to the public Om) even .Ly fnau aloe till Jude, Visitors nee ally Umbel to an inspection' of the eitriiiirshaary pompous. a dead rsrartv of this beautiful .oituote the garslea of the Middle Temple ; the canna, to this is fcaa the 'coed Mot o steps hi front of the fountain within a few inhumes' walk of ti m lover Dear g, arly ilco a s iebe nd it.near Esoes•street, adjoinin g 'b e hb ajy. i Nitw CATUOLIC CUI*II4II IY LIVIZIPOOI— livroday the Lupe sal handguns Marsh of the Hely olgostod iu Dom ballvoiret, Liverpool, was opened hr the Vey. Dr. 0 Rieman Clllsolie Bide" of The bedding ie hues dedps by Mr. I.: W. Kea of Liesilon, and has bees meted et a sum ut 6 ,00Uf. The Hey. Dr. Meekell, Bishop of Nottioshasa, the Ito,. Father of Pastry, tee It a s s . Lr thz4•ll, of billiburgia, wed other ecclesiastic* aunieted I. the eereememieL IN TILE :101 Tifton. —A , liocking net of barbarity and wickolieri hos Intel. b e en ~,,o uoj et ed perms., 1112 vet meleteeted, who have thrown some In kiat.u..us sslrlaner Into the river, which hos eticeted inln4ecale nineties of the linh. As the proprietors of the publia mein on the river all give the assormice that 120 deleterious matter could have twee even aceideetally diehareud from their premises, it is dear the net, by whonnueser com• ▪ moat b ire less done deogned/y. The extent of the injury in so much the greater at this period as the doh ere now spawning. and If the misereasts are aid hi repeat their proceeding they may succeed in utterly extirieting the dour tribe from our river. The pmprietrirs of the salmon fishing. offer M. for the discovery of the perpetrator of the minable?, nod are deterinheed to investigate the affair to lb. bettor.. with a view of bringing the guilty parties to justice. Kr. Johnston, the trackman. of the rbltiop, Ass premntol • report to the proprietors, in which h.. states that be found thousiowle of trout lying dead es the ground, and estimates the d.anag •nt abuu LIJOUI, -Mastro*, attached. 10 10 I t Ile lel 1i so 111 1111 100 ICII 1010 111 103 110 113 06 111 00 111 US Int 7$ 110 118 110 111 100 105 00 57 Y 0 101 99 01 90 00 100 1011 U iti .. i TS TS SO 21. is iii U lei Ull US 111 111 110 111 ISS 10 110 1111 10/ 106 - - 114 116 IVO 114 N 70 ▪ 0• Ilf 1111 100 116 la US I Po IST UV 101 101 Pt 41 ill U$ 1W 111 i 4 r eli P. l IN 113 100 IS4 10i 11 0.13 Sti 101 103 101 103 00 91 10.1 101 o "ae IN 111 in inlo 100 SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cuxat. Notwithstanding the continued heaviness of the funds, the railway share market to-day is better. A rise of i per cent. has taken place in South Eastern and Midland stocks, and 4 to per cent. is several of the other principal descriptions, including London and North Western and Cale donian. Berwick is rather dull. Present quota tions are as follows :—London and Worth Western stout, 1004 to 101 ; Great Western, 74' to ; Midland, 133 to 1334 ; Lancashire and Yosinkire, 118 to 4; South Eastern, 844 to ; Great Northern, 113 to 115 ; Caledonian, 92 to ; and Eastern Counties, 531 to 4. Lotnbardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather firmer, at 13-18 to 11-18 dia. Great Western of Canada show a alight improvement. Grand Trunk of Canada are firm. OADINAZT ADANA! AND STOCK. Ilh . ] :I' kaII.WAYS. I jp tr i zteen 1 &L l e beim • le p.sk 116 WaLs Ar LentraL S Si - IL 1,0 IS aa IS 'all - ..- ... ND DI llsekak 11d.C 6l 7 - ak 101 Drifts( Dater - Sk 7•11 MI A Orrk and Banda - ..- •-. PI all Cersvall a 6 6 6 - N . all Du A.l •so &v. until 6 - -- -• 10 all De. 111p.o.lepaldtoll. -.-• •-• as an Able sad Daftrt /as. -•-• -• SI DiukL,Perfh. A Abi..ls. 71 6 - IL 181 Urn - AL. AO lorlat i gttlas N ea 41 1 t . Nagai Onion. Stork • 1111 69 - Do. Stook 18 117 Sil - 10 ' las{ Suffolk •_. 11 Ditto - - • .... 44. Sdintsuraliand Glasgow 81 91 - K tOtrirsCrerth. Dslukis 00 Eft I. 1.0 .0 Poeta of Clpde Jena - -.-• Is. 110 l ur fetTow e 4S. Waders 100 114 .- 10 all Mead Seatlaul - -• 114 ••• 34. 14/0 Grout Northern N. 100 l Do. A nod 116 116 -• OS Itu Do. 13 Stool 181 139 11114 1 St. WO Ot. South lk Wool ;fre.; 111 114 -•• M. loki west Western St. 15 1/o.3tourralGaa.Sik le 66 -• St 1 lanaaohlturs Yootakire 1111 11# nn 184 Is I N. n 9 Wades and iiseirwa 63 - N. 1 ,14a. Coast 111 114 11671644 1. 10.1 LIM" ,46Dov. II 64 134_111 14 41. 100 larierale Nails Wain luo6 l it 1004 4 4 111 all Du - - - 31 . 100 InudamelMastero 03 96 966 5 S 6 lenelariosrpeOolwal - . -• /6 a all ll Do. 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WO (South Naigara St. 100 mouth Wales 96 04 - 11. 100 IS. Yorkek. St Rivet Den 77 79 - i 0 all StainseMeadaillmAbo. 6 4 .7311 4 g 6 all Iftwetgogg ig mamma& al 60 ••• 8$ It DIU* au. 64 04 14 8t 106 Tali Val* - - ea MI Ps •-• Uloter- DI 391 Do. 14 1I Do. As 6pm -- 96. lee Ye.., of masa - IS all , Victoria Eta. • litalles 111 11 5 11 4 20 all ;Wes{ OarnwaLl 6l 61 - 04. 196 iWort llidlaod-Of ford 47 49 - 25 all hubo Newport 1 2 -. 11 136 114 Ditto Denton' 11 dis 94 PEINILMICII MUMS. ,ealholoolos. 410 Oortiwall, 6 per ccut Dum.rertn,t IDer.Juu Past Anglian, 3.60. Ds. et De. (kip. 06. A Own. IL, Pike*. /4411 po. do._ No.l . . New p. ct. M. &biro limbo, 6 p. bl Mtn.* Olorgov p. bl P.O. throb Norboro, 6 p. al L 00.6 C. no/at Im v. 61.461. Do. 4i pseud.. 00. sp.e.rod.at 6 ;Lotion 6.16 lot noel Gt. Welt. , Dorkattlionti) Do. nobos 6t p. mai rowtou. 6y. oat Do. Irredooa 6 p. et. Lo.sr.tLredsen het. Do. Diro6.lProot. barb Do.CboolorPLßLlllp.o. Do. ob. do. &p.c. Do. Dim. 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Cas Mae DIONINIe• blll4 VORZION WLWATL , Autwerp s lieeleream WI 'Animates 10 11ahladt8.1fa.11.0.7p.c all 111•10 an Z. lasetAott all kiedore te Graham/see ell Itirreeaste Mae w JILL oil Coplapo all De. lateueler 16 Duieli Aneeleh all faateru of France Ruselaa gua. 5. p. a all Gt. Crutral of Prance ail na. Luken/Li. Cott. eh all Itellaa Junction all Lau Conetause all Lien', and Turnhout a/I Lyons and Ursiere all Marla Antoala all N etult Liegel Ily the salt{ Northern of IBr go .. 15 Do. New Mires all Norwegian Trunk PreL all Pavia, Lyons inelll46.llt all Pada mid Orleans IS 'Kraft/Gad h. Irraorlseo (Perwaroltare' R. ?p. a 16 Ulna sod Donanurg all Inane sod V ramoi all Royal Walsh all 11010111wr.lith all Do. 7 per aeon all fkoubro cost Hutto._ , prr caul. Pref. 361.1.11616 tlob.'r 7 pero6. If 11.Aual.at Levu.V tertian all /leathern of Yra:eu al Wait Mandan LI i De. 61 par cent. rrel., an West. MN. 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SO 01.000 111 26,0001 al MON /0 l n 1•0 MOM 1M ut 6o MAO MO O 10 16 OPS MS* 100 1,000 10 SUN 00 MOM ri 0,000 M LOGO 1/0 10,0001 -- ii, - ; 0,00.1 i;ii. 11.7 - 111 11,1111 5.00.1 0F2,0001 -- - _ TOO. 000 IKON T,190, 70,000 110.0 pD,OOOOOI 130,000, -- --- 10,000 100,00 V 60,000 ii:iiiii *you] wen ii:jail Nome "—A2 k,ioo 40.000 t 0140 ,1 vow 1 - 0 1)4 I Moe.; • /4 1 S ati — se Wile SI s - Ini t lei: iu ~ n + a 10 IS ne Sib Oar. 1 ill U 0 I 11 I it 3 3 14 1 M li s par Dul lu tt idit t Pm t t i di4 it t ills i 7$ 10 10 II 60 Ii 14 11 d NI NI U $5 ST Se 20 II 11 14 Ile ai li Oi `Us IT Ili Ise 10 Ss Is 4 6i MI IS SI ft 1S IC 11 14 111 114 ▪ 1111 ▪ 111/ N 101 1.6 IN 103 tits par 11 1 1 n pi le t a.l It 1 1 I Par ii 10 71 74 11 IS pot tti ITI Is iv 14 II 64 lu 1115 SA I I 160. w l• i t it I/ 111 MONEI' MARKET-THIS DA I'. Two o'Ctot x. The funds remain dull, at the late reduction. The weather is remarkably wet, and exercises a depressing influence. Very little business is going forward. In face of the fiatuess of Consols, however, British railway stocks have attained a further improvement, varying from Ito per cent. Midland and Soak Eastern are in °bid request. The share markets generally are firm, but business in every department of the Stock Exchange is languid. The usual t e legrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to band. Consols are officially marked 92', 1, and 2 for money, and 922 and for the account. Tha pre sent quotations are 921 to 3 fur money, and 921 to for the Bth of Nov. The official business report is as follows :--Three per Cents. Reduced, 91/, ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; India Five per Cent. Stuck, 1859, 1032, 103 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1859, 96 ; ditto Bonds, par ; Five and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaeed " rupee paper, 1022 ; Exchequer Bills, 3s.prem., par. Turkish stocks are heavy. A fresh decline of to 1 per cent. bas taken place, the loan of 1854 being quoted 691 to 70ex div., and that of 1858, 541 to 56. There have been a number of transactions in Venezuela bonds between 221 and 232. Mexican and the other speculative stocks remain without alteration. Salome recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 87; ; ditto Feur-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 88, 87e ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 222 ; Portuguese Three per Cents, 1833, 431 ; ditto Three per Coats. 1850, 18457, and 1839, 430 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 631 ; Sar dinian Five per Cents., 86 ; Spanish New Deferred Throe per Cents., 40 ; ditto, for acoount, 401 ; Turkish Six per Cents, 1854, 70, A ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 56, 541 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Ceuta., 102 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., fur account, 222, 23f, 221, 231 ; ditto One-and-a- Half per Cents., 112. Ad;rioes have been received of the departure from Melbourne for England of the Ottawa, Swiftaure, and Water Nymph, with 173,031 ounces of gold, worth 006,0001. The discount market yesterday was tight, and an unsettled feeling was observable. Four per cent. was the lowest rate for the best bills, and in many quarters 4i and 5 was charged, holders of money being desirous of protecting themselves [against the contingency of a rise in the rate. At the Bank of England business was brisk. The bulk of the dividend money is now released, but the market is liUlle the easier for it. Au exceptional move ment has been occasioned by preparations for some considerable payments by certain of the railway sosipanies. _ _ An instalment of 15 per cent. became payable yesterday on the Russian Loan of June last. No bullion was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation, the Orwell having opportunely ar rived from Melbourne with 151,5001., which was immediately purchased for the Continent. The Europa, from Boston, has brought 20,0001. in specie. Of the 92,5001. by the Atrato, from the West Indies, 67,5001. is silver and 25,0001. gold. Government will send about 250,0001. iu dollars to Hong Kong by the steamer of the 20th lust. The Russian Minister of Finance has just made his annual speech to the representatives of the various imperial credit establishments. In the course of it he made the following remarks relative to the circumstances attending the negotiation in London of the Russian Three per Cent Loan of 1859. It is only fair to the contractors that these should be published. The Minister said : The loan of 12,000,0001. sterling, contracted by the go. ointment in Minh, 1830, with Messrs. Thomson, Bomar, and Co., sod Magnus, awl for its ;winery object to increase the cash reserve arguable to the tomtit-billets in circulation. The sulaeriptiou w this luau, interrupted by the war between Austria and France, wes resumed in August, ; bat as is the inter, al the prices of public securities bad experienced in all the markets of Europe an extraordi nary GA which made the price of issue of the bonds of tab loan seem too high, the government, iu order to prevent dirciation hi the price, sod consequent injury to the gust subscribers, judged it wieldable as soon as 7,000,0001. bed been placed, to reserve to itself the remaining balance, viz., 11,000,0001., and closed the subscription. I meet not omit nixie this marries to render justice to the first contractors for that loan, who have taken all the moans in their power to fulfil that; obligations upon the must advantageous orn ditimis for the public treasury. Thu acoounta from Leeds mention that the cre ditors of Mr. Joe. Hartley, manufacturer, of Cal verley., have roceived a circular announcing his inability t e meet his engagements. Mr. Hartley has dune considerable trade as a country manufac turer. His liabilities it is rumoured will be about 12,0004 A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Mr. Samuel Harris, merchant, of Leicester, trading in partnership with Mr. Nathaniel Harris, of Mel bourne. The insolvent'e business has consisted chiefly in exporting boots and shoes, clothing, kc., to Melbourne, where, owing to the glutted state of the markets, they cannot be sold, except at a great sacrifice. The principal items on the debtor side of the balance-sheet, which is made up to the 14th ult., are the following, viz. :—To creditors unsecured, on bills payable, 61,2791. ; to ditto on open accounts , 8,4041. ; to Paget and Co., 2.1,253/. ' • and to creditors secured, 16,2801. The total of liabilities expected to rank against the estate is 05,7541. lbs. tkl. The total waits are set down at 62,0341., of which nearly the whole, viz., 60,0004, is expected to be derived from the consigumesta to Australia. The total ship ments of goods to that quarter from August, 1858, to September, WOO, appear to have reached 280,8581. The house in Melbourne is in difficulties, and has sent home a statement of its affairs made up to the 30th of Jima last, which plata* its liabilities at 50,0001., and its assets at 52,0001. The Loudon accountant, however, makes out a very different state ment, estimating the liabilities at 82,000/. (of which 52,0001. is due to the London house), and the assets at only 46,0001. The deficiency of the colonial firm would therefore appear to be as much as 30,0001. It wits resolved to wind up the estate under a deed of assignment. The directors of the Great Ship Company have issued their expected report to the shareholders. Many of the principal points embraced in this document were referred to ill the Express of yesterday. They state that the results of the trip to America have not been so satisfa e c c ta iu a pecuniary sense as they had expected. In the absence of the American accounts au accurate statement cannot be submittol, but it is estimated that the receipts have been ade quate to the expenses, and that the company's capital has not been trenched upon. The slirectors congratalate the proprietors upon the fact that the qualities of the ship have been fairly proved with out accident, and they anticipate that in future voyages oweiderable reductions may be effected in the expenses on board. They then " painfully" draw the proprietors attention to the fact that heavy outstanding claims, contracted by a previous board, still remain unsettled, and that a must unexpected one of 18,0004 presents itself in the award of the arbitrators in the suit I against Mr. J. Scott Russell. Against Viii award the directors have appealed. The result of the couferenee with the principal shareholders, held ou the Sap inst., was a resolution " that the ship be put iuto a state of permanent efficiency,, and that all current expenses be forthwith readiest to the minimum consistent with the safety and lute rests of the vessel." The directors intend now to complete the ship in fultihnent of the requirements of the Board of Trade, and to lay new decks. Tins will probably involve an outlay of about 15,0001. Should any portion of the award in Mr. Russell's case be Made good against the company, it will le 3 , beeessitry to °Maio additional capital. TLe report concludes by remarking, however, " that the pro prietors wilt hare a noble ship, perfect iu all parts, and ready to proceed on say voyage in March nest." The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,0821., and the South Eastern an increase of 1,2421. This increase is due entirely to the passenger traffic, that from goods preselpting a decrease of 6J9(., in consequence of a falling off of 8311. in the week's receipts for the carriage of hope. The London agents of the Illinois Central Rail way Company have received the following satisfac tory report from the chairman of the executive committee at New York : Mos of the Illinois Central Railway Company, New York, De. Messrs. Robert Benson and Co., London. Oentlemen,—The collections iu the Land-office for this month of September nix* Dols. e 0,600 For September, 1159 53,418 The Pelee of land for the month of Sept. were Dole. 133,600 Aiptinst same month, 1866 37,836 Gain for 1860 Dols. 100,764 The advice. of traffic earnings for the month of September have wit yet been received. The decline in prices checked the receipts of wheat at Chicago, but they are again on the increase, and it is presum,d will continue v. augment in quantity r the season advances sufficiently to give &eche employment to all or rotting stock. The passenger traJtl appears to be increasing, arid it will must probably show striking improvement as soon as the returns from the crop are more generally realised. The Liaibollice exhibits a very cheering prospect. The commissioner awl clerks are all ;tcpt at work early awl late. The sales are largely in excess of the sear period last year, and the contracts ere mostly for small panels.—Yours re spectfully, (Welled) THOMAS E. WAIX2II, Chaim= Executive Committee. An extraordinary uneting of the Llanolly Rail way and Dock Company is called for the 31st inst., to sanction a proposed lease, and to consider au ia tended application to parliament for powers for ex tension lines. A report of yesterday's indigo salt% subj o in e d : . _ _ - The sales opened witi catalogue B, which passed without animation, and only 52 chests out of 810 were sold. Ustal.lcue A was then resumed, and prices ruled much the amo as on previous days, good Bengal remaining firm • large ps.r.els were withdrawn, but the quantity sold was fess than on any preceding day. 2,449 chests passed to-day, of Millt,tl chest* were withdrawn. 694 chests bought in, and :fa clans' bold. Total quantity passed 8,63.1 charts, of which 2,i111 Lave been sold, 4,127 with drawn. and I,tioo huaglit The Beverley is is arrived from China with 396,d00 lbs. ux tea, and Y 9 bales of silk. MONDAY EVIZING. Congolq, which closed on Saturday at 93 "buyers'' for the Bth Nov., opened this morning at 1,21 to 93, and closed at 92 t " buyers." Fur money the last price was 92t to /. The official lmsineas report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols for money, 921, I, 1, 1 • ditto, for account (Nov. 8), 92i ; Three per Cents. Reduced , 911, }, • New Three per Cents., 91f, 1, I, >f ; hew Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 774 ; Batik Stock, 229, 230 k ; India Stock, 219, 220 ; - ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1931 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures 1858, 9tij ; ditto, 1869, 9‘;j, 1 ; ditto bonds, 4r. dis. ; Four pee Cent. " eniseed" rupee paper, 80 ; ditto, Five per Cent., Ok; j ditto, Five-aud-a-iialf per Cent., 1021. Ilhdiall government securities were dull. The Five per Cue:. ;tuck of 1859 has declined to 103 to 1. There were some sales of Indian Bond* at Se. die. Exchequer Bills were quoted par to 3a. lmir• . . . Portuguese anti Sardines bonds were firm, and Turkish fist:. Bank s nares to-day were firm. London and Westminster Lank and Chartered Batik of India, Australia, ah.l China were in demand. Thera were also some b wt-fide purchases of Ottoman Bank, which eluseo at 17 to lu the miscellaneous share market there were inquiries for London Discount atd 0:- . .ental Inland Steam. Great Ship were heavy, at 4s. 'M. to is. 9d. per 1/. Transuctims to a considerable amount took place to-day iu the r,w Cape of Good Hope Debeuturvs, at 103 ; the closit:g price was 103 to 104. New Souti: \Vales Government Honda were tint, and Victoria flat. llliuuia C:ltral Railway "Optional Rights" scrip has declined to 4 to 41. The new shares of the Midland Railway C)111- piny wire quoted 1j to 1i prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :--Ocean Marine Laur ance, 11 to l prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marmo t 13-16 to 13-16 prem. • Universal Marine Insurance, 7-16 to f l -16 prom.; London and Provincial Marine, g to k die. ; mast India Irrigation, 1-16 dis. to par ; Uelhvara Company, 1-16 the. to 1-16 prem. MISES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoot. The dealers in the mining inaiket Lave Leen almost exclusively occupied this morning with tha adjustment of their accounts, this being " settling-day." The transactions thus far have, therefore, been unusually scanty. In the Stock Exchange the only business officially reported is in Stray Park shares, which are steady, and have becit dealt in at 541. The present quo tation is 53 to 55. s Iu foreign and ctlonial mining sharos there is no alteration whatever. The only transaction of im portance have been in St. John del Rey, which have been dealt in at 28i and 28/. At u general meeting of the adventurers in Wheal Cupid, held yesterday, the accunnts showed a debit balance of 37V. 15a. hOd. A col: of :4. per share was made. The report was cowsiderod s—tisfactory. The following is from the Nacre* Load Mining Com pany : —•• A ountinnuication from the mine received to-day (Monday), furnished undoubted evidence of the value of this sett in sill its points. The ore raised from the east end lode (samples of whieu are received at the °Moe) gives promise of immediate insult. of a highly profitable character." The Central American Musing Company have received letters from Alotepeque, dated Sept. 1. The number of work people had Mervased, end the works pregramed favourably towards esespleti,o, notwithstanding heavy min.. The rai,iu, me h... 1 increased to 57 tout in the month, ...ore of riot quality ; u!.d the mine of San Pantaloon presented a very favourable uppeansine. The 10 fathom level front Corunbia shaft, both east and went, it opening out rich ore ground. 3ti.t bags (about 24 tons) of silver acv have au s ivtd in the puekot at Soutlusuiptun. (Lain for 1863 .Dols. 23,182 I COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) AND MAGNITIC irmeaurri.) (IRON OUS OWN OVIUMIFONDIST.I Fair 'Atomism. eof dealers and miller*. Wheat slightly drsirr, mud s 6,,51 business doing. Hour remains stranly, and bodnev:, frit. I f.diun corn in fair demoni at late pri•sut. Ezptisu ls.sos steady. 04. and ostiur.il without change. MINCING-LANZ. —(THIS DAY.) Scones—The niariet has opeued with a steady appear •nea, a..d the Barbados+ puhlic sale weut off at last week's carremoy. Refined unaltered : bream Mums, iBa Cid. OM rm.—There has asst been • public sale to-day, but the article has a quiet appearance. Tan.- The public sales are progreesiug irregularly, but at last week's loxes. COTTOll.—Four hundred bales sold at previous rake. Union (sth day)--Tbe sales to-day commenced with second•lutnd goods in the 13 uut:dogue, of which a few lots wily meld ; the parealsoliered out of the A catalogue show uo ekes:4los. 2,4 d) cheats passed 'beside to-day, of which tint wwe bought in, and 1,3e1l withdiawn, leuviug :VA chests eskL &tummy I: bas been in good demand, and rather higher prices have been pahL Rim—This market has been very time, 'and gloating panels mai at full prices. Hu* remain steady ; iude Linear& mild at Is. Snout in but limited demand. Market* generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tim market is steady at the sneezed prices :—Tawa Gilles, 595., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. ea tie spat. Ms. Od. ; all the yek,r, Ws. 61. ; December, Ms. dd.; Jan. to March, Ms. ed. „ Max.di may, Ms. lid. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Trodo Sm. Wiens :—Aosime wenlow boy, Mc to Mit ; penur do., 9.15. to 11ba. ; totem& do., to las. ; toWtto. 4to. to ll.. ; clever, old, Ws. to 1•31 A. ; ditto ..c ard cot, alki. to 100 e. ; stror, 30a. to ;lei. • ' 17* 71 303. 1