The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-18 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCK (TEM DAY.) COURT OF BAN KRUP (Basra Mr. Commimiceer (;vutLula.) Ix az a•eTOY. Tl.e T.nhraia, a bu.l.b•r, at Ileihbary, applied for hi, 4en omste. He u.e UIfeeCLUVII creditors, 1,9231. ; meets, about 511 W, . _ the e.,,ignee, reported that eh. bank account. emimeueed ri,zhteeit mathe mo with a de iieweery .00/..a...1 th...u6equent trading bad been earned oa at a low. The booke had been badly kept, and the ac. tweet. were • teary. The meets, by great exertions 00 h . F., at ll t, the solicitor to the aaeigueen, had nehard much more thee had been anticipated, upwards of Aunt r. Nam. t .11.1 ia.,t object to the bankrupt har:ng a thml.•Lw rufi , ate.. Mr. Linkbiter. for the bankrupt, urged that the ease was ..ne .4 rostirtimr. Batlike. were not remarkable for keep ipssl se, ousts. IA laugh.) There was no sllegatiou of baud, and no omissions by creditors. 111..nour and there war nothing of unavoidable loss or roi.f.irtuar in the rage. The liankrupt had traded reek leielr, and liad gorse on loag after he wa s i n s o l ven t Th e (third-elass) must be suspended for six mouths from the 'Lite of the adjudicatioa 111 June last. IN Ili W. G. Guitt,WlN. The bankrupt Ira. a diaper of Upper YrryiebeiweetreeL Thi was the certificate meeting. The futilities were I ein ; tweet. barely sufliciest to pay the expenses. Against profits of 1211., there were kens and =pears al .tr4t. hee.l Greshani.street) ems for the assignees, awl Mr. King for the bankrupt. Hi. I limour, remarking that the bankrupt hal been living fur sumo time on hi. creditors, xisspemitsl the certilicste ttkial elms) fur ex months from ,the adjudication in June 1.44. I% Pr u'swyne. The bankrupt was a merchant, of Fenchurchotrcet. Tido on the adjourned erntainntion meeting. The adjournment had been made for the benkrept to reuder accounts of Ida trttliDg to putoership with Mr. Jackson. His tuweatued debts am 2,0141. ; halmhtne for the brut of M'Sweeny and Jackson, 2,1g6/. ; warts, Conf., the bulk of the being Lela as neurdy. The c.ne has bee n before ttrlsrtourt snow May last. . . _ . Mr. lin.crlieol appeared for the assignees and Mr. Bos ley (or Mr. 'Aftrr • sh..rt examinatbta of the Lanki-opt, in which it s ofirr e a d iu t, t h l7:7 , :ir 'e ou t ru hd me ak. ut wirbisTartrt"ri fluw kin 141 M". (Before Mr. Commissioner Pane.) at TH4,3IA" The bankrupt ranted on humor.* as a leather seller at crest Jantes,treet, Lassou.gruss, and ke ciliate op to-day to pass Isis hot exannstatids. The balance 'hest, prepared Ly Mr. 0. Butler, extends over. period 19 months, anti shows--owing to creditors, 1. 1 162/. iii.. td., with assets to waigneee, 209 f. 6a. awl priterty with cresittort, 7.111.1/. The hetes have been UV. a. ,d t and tr.ule awl horns expenses, 41191. 3s. 9d. Deg. miry Jaa. lit, li:40, MY las. At Mr. Linkliter appeared for the assignees. Ia the sltteee, the bankrupt from illness, an adjourn. Lieu; .a. CAktu THE POLICE COURTS. (TlllB DAY.) XANSION-HOUSL .te ell Mad tee rated "slip Delia wee breegbt be. I..re Aldernee Sir R. W. Certlen etrapeil with hreekune • easther d pawe a glue at the Cuntweiseni essee-etrret. It - a Hat about halliend nine o'clock oe lt'cdrsrl.y night the pruweer mug the bell .4 do' Mall triole.ntly. and %p. 4 the housekeeper rag to lee who it a..., the proeer endeavoured to force los ••e ia. and &elided In, intention to set Are to the Mum. H. went .way to a neichbourias publielmuse awl Lod *.roe breadr, anal then returned and deliberat,:y broke ris plums of chimes with bus stick, Will lie was then gis en Mt., eadoly. 11' bee be broke the glass be attempted to throw hie Imam of larders iato the house. The prams r, etas called upon to answer the ehar ,-,e. sod that he been irajured by the l'ordwainerr . Company cad deprival .4 hi. nzlira, awl he was dot. niuns4 to have tr‘..alc«, and wa• pertectl) indifferent a. to the `it It. t.idenr mid that if the mammary really bad isjured him that would w 4 do him Kay g...i. The jammer sand that was a ou• •tioe. H e skean at all esenis Lure the ratalsetwe of kwising that be had injured and destroyed tired property in return. He had he.. re. du ca l t o dairies and &Milldam through the overpay, and h. wa. determined to he avenged, and dhe was omit to pima •!.. the maw Wag wheel be came out. mit I: ll'ehke told him be meld are be in a state at rhea be I..ei weeny to hey brandy with. He o. mid lams Woad it he wen &dilute. Tr • presser went on repeatiag his Malmo lode inieelsiel. ...I rer K. t aolee at length ordered him to outer into • .' 'gramme+ .4 10'.. sad two @amis. for the num &swam 1.., at seethe. It appear that the griersace the Kamen eeenplaMs et is to tot t 4. company. who har e ties power to mire arias s asonev to poor Mimi persona refire to elli4T1•111 his aloft, so k appear. that ha ie Meligible acroohnz to the 161 . , of the Charity. ow arcane% of kw harms mosived parochual relit 110114TRECT. A:411..11711: LAMP 16 111t31 I.IIIOITINC. An elderly era squalid appearance. samed AA* Fisk who ...I he was a 1.0.3nrr, bring is Fitzroy tearket, wow ch., ;1.1 with being drunk, asneyise tie belies mitering and 0aw...„; .Lag oa Ile Ars. Sko...ll.red and to., in Tottes• hmemotrt.rus.l, using isdiseent laaysage, and A...Lubin', the Policeman Comm, E 73, the ofneer posted at Nome. onore.rs, stated that yeeterday afternoon the - mowed from the opproade side V the rued and Legal) to .maoy the lathes e. the. entered or kit the shop, by push .% part them, and talking to them on a familiar sad *demise moinewr. Winnow. rept...led him not to do Art loon ate go away. tie answe re d this remonstrance uning imam wanes. we pear* forth a volley 14ohonese anew, on m 6wol a rose tied all he saki must bane bees dim im.tly heard by many of the ladies, lame et wine wen .444..1 to wad then for • Inns, waiting far their carriers to NU elk Witham took him in custody. He vggiwol re.lehooy. threw h is !, no kis back, stria and kicked roam. % c.l es. with pent difficulty renamed to the 11 • ilin.rwr +Aid he sorry for what ha had doss. It .n. 0.4 to eh.. drio:-. Yr. Hall .4.4.rwi imn to p•• !in. or hr impri.maed for atx days for briar/ J.-oak and utdocast, ao.l ur sit days for 'moth ow the police. • • _ J..Aa . 14 41/14,;tke. in•lnehisz pear 1111111.. k lin said bewail ammo.= was chamo I with att e mptin g Weil tor a bonnie; oir res some sea imildinsin Cranuativet, Strand, it ea. supposed fer anw iia:awful purpose. ?shovers F 1.1.1 woorang I was oa duty is riares.ureet, sad saw the pri+ower several timos try the .t • 4 ra the livardlug at the sew holhliop there. I asked Iw o what he wetted awl he inewernolevasivelr, sayitissorrie• Fsleet Aria; i.nor maw wino a lam family aod haviui a 61 too!. ilk dal walk a ;inkhorns.) 8 /oPoctiof that he wr IL: to Al tw torarry .41 .anon of tho workinens took or ororwrty. al v.:Ill :!cpsionstiorn hare lat,iy oceurnal heis.ktlr. I took him kin serteolv. Before I searched ir n 1 ....kod I. ini whet hi.nwty be hid extra him. He wind !•. pekoe, list on wurAlllZ kin I hood N. 16a. tkl. m him. ham! +ow* iams•tickets. I have toads ioquiriva • L oke I.itu , and 1 kora that be is bowl' to news) gentle , oat kosiorkt House, wbeeowoaally employ as a Mr Hall •That i• dechly.lle is kir favour. They would ae .w i .sv him if they. at heat, did sit beleore him to be • hoireat b. - 1. honer, who •poke very rapidly and incoherently, omle a Ion:. ranoblia,4 and altogether irrelevant deltaic*. 1. t the har,dattatat at Lod extranted front him the following D'h. • to the potato .tech tr.4l against hint :—That he el 1.,., pstraiit of • favonrite eat—" • very flue I.I• which br h recently lout. That at the ` , oar et Crarer.derret be waa kept back by a -"oleo, .4 ritieema pariag, as he was 01.1 ed to wait tin e rent be. Th e .at, terrified at the di of that tin otalable Dcarepered away sad look refuge Lai the hoarding. A. wee a. the volunteers had - .one l'` al !eft the way clear for him , he went to the hau ling .gal tred to get is. Utica ha 44 , 1 the oflker he had only .:'• In t rant own. The I'. tkl. ' , cloned to 'Limed tiVonanr, who hal rut him on a '°'°o:-. The dunlie.do , referred to proon r v which he had • a ...ploy p:edge for wane nermot• of lawPretalaiiir "•4 like to go t o a pawnbroker'. theinaelee.. To' nee having l.vn adjourned fora short CM., Hr. ••tinow .ttte , plevi clot co.ilneiliel the prioiewea statement the •?! PI., tit. and ale, *hoot the duplicate., an he * the petwaa referred to. He hed a high . nion of the 1 -, -nee. Loewy. Liiing ftwiesetly traetd bite with f ...Mai of libuleeT. dr 1141 , li.esuir.,l the psi...err. bat .. ) .0 . r , e4 that if he 1 tot froilar 4.41 the rundahle what he was about 1e would tawa takes in custody. He could out bLusio the Wr()RNHIP-147'RELT. ni 111:131tr. 4///til ge ar were rimmed a. -• lilac wi with t , following vest tiii.lieh e en me 1. t., om WWI &WO With uadtatrg ". fiwth. N ihnoom I: a mot, of r. of Cie cheek-takers, it appranwl t !•ei he pe. , eiolas evening he taw the defewaLlit• iu the ci, thrietre i , with 'lighted cigars; thee were intoti• • latc.ferc.l with the aedireee, mid !regal greet ihe. `..c. which el awe. remilmmigmtemmery to v.• them !teeth wefri that while retie!' the ilefenilantii • the ittect Hew, Lc struck hint :a the face .m 1 he w. ..eherviee hurl. 4 ....no...rated Ibis. ead W knot swinired whether the soli we. amid not get •-• ore, if 11.... ...h..... be the punlawi of PPWItU.W. th,ssr.` I Ite•i taxer;;] Ii that there teal a .!etechetl aa' If i fflart m ti ti t A y A ini tit t o s t ; • for refreshmeute ; these of course could be carried into the pit or bores. Mr. Knox—Certainly ; as persons at the Opera can pet. chase ices, itc. so heady and water and beer can be bad at the minor theatres. Now, I sheaf not deal with this ease for the suoilalous miecooduet in the theatre, but for the assault upon the constable, as I wish it to be well known that no One shall, while I can adjudicate upon such offences, commit them with impunity. Henry Lee will therefore be for seven days, and th e ° th e n di sc h arge d. I % 9° p:tennis said that the theatre was well conducted, and that officers were at all times in attendance to preserve OMIT. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OX7O/I,D, Oct. 17. WALDMAN COLLIM --Yesilmaday ilialers. Frederick Charles Emerson. Charles end Oeorge Can, were admitted scholars of this Tiu NIT% I . I.LI.EGE —Hugh 1116 -. 7artf . Pliott Platt has been admitted a scholar of this In • Convocation to bialVa w Thanday, the 29th instant, at 10 o'cliek, it wet be proprood that the Rev. Frederick James Manna*, Y.A. d Linea. College, he permitted to proceed to the degrees( Band D.D., by acen mul.dion. CAMBRIDGE, Om. 17. PROFERPORIAL CERTIFICATE EX *MINIVER/NS. Botany : Arts , John's; Bamford, John's; Chalk, Pet e r' s; Clemons, Trinity ; Curnford, Trinity ; I)uks, John's ; Fruit, Trinity ; Gould, John's; Conlon, Trinity; Grimaldi. Was ; Halms. Emmanuel ; Hodgson, Peter's ; Hone, Jahn Harries, J esus ; Hartley, John's; Jones, Pembroke; Kershaw, CLtherine ; Mayne, John's ; Melville, Peter's; Muriel, Peter's ; Newton. Emmanuel ; Pretymao, Trinity ; Rigby, Trinity ; tikeels, Emmanuel ; Hight, John's; 'Ant, Trinity ; Tuition, ; Turner, Osiris ,• Vaughan, Catherine ; Walker, CAM& ; Ward, Queens' ; Wayne, Trinity ; Wharton, Queens' ; Wilkinson, Ditherine ; Wil son, Queens ; Trinity. Political Imenry : Clay, Clare ; Cornwall , Trinity ; Cox. Hell. Magdalen ; Mmessrl. Pennbroka ; Sheffield, Trinity LONDON JozNr,sroar 1411.-(27118 DAY.)I An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders of this company wee held in the Lounl.mula of the husk, to elect • dheetor in the place of William Ormsby Gore, Eng., dammed. H. Lee, Fars., who inretided, moved the election of Goo. Pollard, Esq. who he slid was the may gentleman who Lad offered himself. The motion was unani. mously agreed to, and Mr. Pollard, in returning thanks, said he but laboured hard in the service iif the bank for a quartet of a century, sal should motio.. to use every exertion to promote the interest. of the shareholders. Mr. Mihies and Mr. Chillers, the members for Pontefract, addressed their constituents last night at cue siderahle reviewing the proceedings of the pest session, and treating upon the leading political questions. The speeches of both lion. gentlemen were well received. We (Leeds M 'can!) understand that Mr. Bright, M.P., has consented to be one of the speakers at the min , . of the Wakefield Mechanics' Institute, which will take place on the evening of Tuesday, Nov. 33. Mr. EA. Latham, M.P., is the president of the institute, and hosed.' also be among the speakers. One of the young princes of the Howe of Orleans has entered his wee as a pupa ia the mine of lectures on " Architecture," at the Load= tieivereity College. THE WIDOW OF SIR HARRY —ln the obituary notices of the lato gallant general which have appeared, it has been briefly mentioned that Sir Han r Smith married a Portuguese lade. A moat romantic story is told of the manlier in which ime became acquainted with that lady. After one of the actions in the Peninsula, in or about 1813, a Spanish officer of high rank and great gal lantry, with w h Sir Flury lisippeued to bare a slight moiwaihiaorew, was round mortally wounded on the fialtL lie fired fie two or three days, end while in the hospit-d r to which Sir Harry hal hail him eareved, he seat for his wife, to whom he had been married only a few weeks, and who was a Spanish beauty of between fifteen and sixteen The dying officer entrusted the lady to his gil l:int English friend, with a request that he would see teller welfare. How well he discharged the ereiftlene, than re posed in him was sloorn by the leo: that no sooner was the war in Spain at 40 roil than he made the Dome. bIAAAuus de Lens NTIL Colonel Smith. The marriage was lever blessed w ith Lime. The gallant rural haa left s brother and a sister to lament lea. Tali LATE JOHN H A MILTON, in with the deepest regret that we asuounce the death alibis estimable gestleinas, who, until the Wt few month% occupied Um pot of «btu, M this journal. The inelaschely event Seek place at Windermere ou Monday morninr la‘t, and woe pre ceded by • king sad painful Mises% the fatal issue of wheal, from its very commencement, could suireely M &stead. Mr. Hamilton, in the course of his public life, nattered many important services to the Mille of hum a n peuge i sm, and thus who knew bum, and especially those was woe acquainted with hie personal character, ream' fad to mite with we in deploring his untimely death.—Morming dear. 80DDIR DIATN FROM ixoymacer.—An alter caws took place in Warren's Hotel, at Mee, between Due 8.1 000 Didi er . ; a motive of limo, Head Armiria, sad ethers M the hotel, after dinner on Friday evenin g last. le the affray the Don received a kirk, and, in a few inionlea, when in the act of paying hie bill, he fell down and expired. As inquest was held. Thu medical roan, who wide a post rpm/ tin examination, mid death remelted from " excite ment." A Mr. labeler, who m one of the persons present during the quarrel, and who le • lieutenant in the Clare Militia, is in rustodr.—Dellis E'Vnt.!l Pe tot mom Excemitre Daly - xi:c.c._o D Tuesday morning a midden death occurred in a honor %meta in the Market.place, Willenhaff. At about eight o'clock, two colliers —the one named Fritsoe, otherwise Grooves, who had hors living just off Lichffeldstreet, and the other named George Wright--went into the Taulta sayjcitt that re they had been at work all night, they wanted " something to warm them." Thry chow rum and aniseed water, dunk two pints of this, and ate a pork pie with it, and were drinking the thi r d pi n t when Frisson dmeppea.l down ; and Wright also soon both app aren tly They remained on the floor about two Lours, when Frisson was found to be deed and Wright apparently dying. A surgeon being called in, a stomach pump woe applied, and Wright rallied, but Fritsion was pronounced to have ban dead some time. EMBEZZLEMENT IT • STATION MASTIOL—OH Tuesday, at the West Riding itsaitina. held Leeds, a tor 20 years of ap, named Itrownhill floweley wee amid with emheulcnient. The prisoner, who bed ' ltilheeio bores • good char.:cter, and war much respected, was the station master at the llirstall station of the Leeds, Itrailfonl, and HaLfax Junction Mile iv Con,remy, cud h e wee now charged with embezzling ctitain monept, on the 12th July, the property of the , vnip.,riy. It would appear that the prisoner had nrcived cert tin accounts for th e carri age of goods, and had not properly represented his receipts to his empluvera, the railway company. Hensley, wh o w as sot defended by couum.l, was foetal guilty by the jury, end sentenced to six month.' impriw lament. Tun LATE ATTESIPTIKe MI•EDER IN Loworo•D.-- The Lord-Lieutenant has offered a rewird of 1031. for the appreheanon and bringiug to justice of th e tw o me o w s who waylaid and Ind at Mr. t;oorg e W. Motor, near hie own gate. Cartroe Lodge, county of Lou ford, on th e n t h inst. The following communication in reference to Übe ostler is pehli.beil in the Du blitz B.rpress : " It se currently reported balmy that a tabourer in Mr. Slatoe's employment has been arreded a. an ace...gory and committed to primes. Suspicion n i at ninionni to a to on Mr. Stator's proferty. The only MILO that east be assigned for thin horrible act is that Mr. Slator wished to get raweasiost from a tenant of some lend which ho put. c h ase d i n th e Encumbered &date, Court s o me short time since. The tenant elatiolz to he entitled to it himself upon paying Mr. Stator a notiiiiAl .early rent, which, however. the Welton' would Dot wet. to iacept. it is expected that the horny will he procletmerl." STRIKE AMON° THE CARPENTERa er BATH. —The operative Strain and carpenters of thin eity heye been "on strike suite Satunlay. The nluire tee advance in their waser mf fa . per slay. to be allowed to leave work at fnm o'clock every Saturday afternoon. and wane other privi leges which they have not hitherto enjoyed. b e g t o w hi c h they consider themselves entitled. Tbi hay. offered terms which the men decline to accept, and the consettieocc it that shout 230 of them are now out of employment. .lbout 149 of the., are metnbera of a Trades' A.,,,aitioo, and will lie allowed 11,. each so lungs, the strike lute. Belk TH • Qr mar INSURANCE COMPANY. —A meeting of this company was held yesterday, at the Oillees, Nike etreet, Liverpool., and • Jivalwal of 5 per cent per annum declared. Tbe aggregate premiums fur Use year ending 3lst August, 1.40, were stated to amount to 31.01.10/., being an ineruine of 14.4) per oast. to or the business of the preceding leer. when the anfounk.l to pt,PlOll/. The fir e p een ,,,,, m „ 1741a1, were 2.1,0U0f. ; is MS. 12.fit91f. The MUMS loomed f .r iu 1004 miaowed to 9,4110.000/. ; in 1R59 to 4.400,000/. The net pronto on the business of the past year left a balsam. of 10.2000., and it was statral that the rearm tend uow amounted to the cam of 111,0001. W (AT MIDL.triD RAILWAY. —The total MAO 16- reipta of this compear fa the fortnight ending Oetobeee: Bove leant 15.2401 r. 14.. !1.1., :1..1 for the correspond* furtro,At d 1 , 1:0 they were 1:1.325f. 9 a . 34 The goneg s ,b. tore auroras 4. G,T32/. 9.. Itkl., or at the rate of 40.att per rent.. whilst the expenere for the eorreeproding fortnight of WO atonuate.l to 3.31104 140. Id., or at the ride of 40.15 p. r rent. Theanregate receipts for the first seven forta4dite and ne e day..( the I.alf-rrar, amount tu104,11414. INa i.d aa agaia.t9l,kl4l/. 5.. Oil., for the eorresponditgarice fortaiglas and three days of the previous veer. And the wept. elpenwa for the t h at levee fortnights and one day of the half. veer amount to 43,217/. team: at the rate of 41.21 per rent , as naiad :;7444./. 12a. 4.1. for the estreepooditet '.." seven fortnight. ma i three .Lys of Ilse preview year, mitt the rile of 40 .uer c.ut. ltk•trartii=tems LiY. Two *Thew. Ike railway share market to-day is steady. Prices in nearly every instance are now quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. The principal business has been in London and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Midland stocks. Present quotations are as follows: London and North Western, 101 to ; Great Western, 74 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 118 e to I; Midland, 134 to ; Great Northam, 114 to 116; Caledonian, 92 to ; and South Eastern, 84i to 86i. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have de clined to 13-16 to 11-16 die. Grand Trunk of Canada are a little more offered. ,41.4 if. 11 . - : 1 Y - • - h. 117, -) .zi ' - --" 1 NAM IMO ANS !1.000 tati irz 00,0001 15 0001 ....- Igisyd - ~_` Om dial) Basest (Mows) .. O e ninklar "1"1"T Aebyl. Grad& In& Toldtr .WL Altrad_,HPkillmak) G. Wk. Vat (wastas) Chauvin@ IhrocraPoi4 Hampton Deana lady Bertha NZ: r" Dowaa (Vay Lp If. Priem (nlo) . N. Wk. Basset (Mown; North Wheal Crotty Par Oana ;St. Maury) Providence (U. Want). Sortridge Con. Min. Cs 8. Caradon ,8t C%eer) 8. Cara Bree (Illogan) a. Devon Ins ) I Um Mining Una L W. 'm ( on tlDlopa) Shay Park TantarSilatlandWa.C liii! croft Vale of TowVlazi.) West as ) W. Canute* oar& Welt .stow WIL t a..et (111teraa) Wb. Buller (Bathyal Wb. Edward ( 01 WWwk) Wt. Kitty (Ult. Labial) Wbeal Mary Ato enMulotj Tr _ (Lisk i lOWGN j 1 « Dot Mow{ WSW 'koala?. pooliafflo.) Do. et. John 41•17 Do. lonia Ma. Co. CrOsa Mla. Co. lon. Ai Ulu Copper Fortuna Garai K Madura d& Autealls= r ) 'spend& (WA.) !Awes ilariquita N. Mine Copper of S Australis (Um.) Pootgthaudellvorinad Port Phillip Scottish Austin. (Lira) Malted Morloto Worthing (Lim) Do. JODFT 11200 t Ap, sad U. Bar. Book Matrakila Blink of Tint Auk of Loudon Bonk or lorkor British K. America Chart. Bonk of Lad* Amtrak and Cblas . Chrtrd. Morn of India. Las. sad Chins al. ONE. I t i ol Loudon '''''' - tarl d. r t r tc: t r i i . Cliirtd. Lou.l Ch. Banta Auld. Landon and County London Jotot Ste* London & South African Lou. and Weatiabautor Nat. Prow. of logland De. Now .. _. . _ . N alai leak x.. B,lk Wales Igrit antal Beak °own. t.nuu Bank ,Provlnetatpf Lesland south Alumna 11nJou of AndraMs (Won of 'Loudon Cult, Mutual lIISCULAII7 L 4.10-lawdata la.__ , I Atlantic TeL (Lis).— Berko Waterworks— Brit. Americas Led lirtl•Dteltlise.TeL • A De. B 7 per e. Dill= Do. C 1 Canada land . . . ._.. Channel IsleaisT a ilk Cop. Strellig. De. PreL le prir essi Meat :teenage el= Daix -ark T Wi7 Do: d ovi a., 00. .. 1 4 . =4 " loo.Lw.az re. 71. 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Si 114 so let e dis i Fe 111 S 111 111 111 HI Ili 103 1S Rungs W. lAikl4 Coal. I.ILIO 1 1 a I a 6 i 4 i 2 4 496 1191 117 k 9 12 12 27 29 101 11 11 1 It I if 11 41 64 4 6, 11 12 11 12 46 66 196 17 6 $ isi it 63 1,6 11 11 71 73 303 316 120 124 78 R I l l4 le A i U 36 tie tie — I .---. W U° r 111 le 43 43 Y I Ii , } t 1* Pm P.l d 1 l is 1 lu n i t s i Pa I i di. 1 1 I:. 7$ 110 19 10 60 II 1* 1* die 2 .1 pt SS $6 A MI SD II LS 1/4 1111 Ili lf Of <IL 17 171 — iiii tr se s se IS SI $S ST 1111 20 12 14 111 115 II IS II 90 90 101 WO He 00 101 _ _ le 7alus all all I nil ea !He. 1 I II II .w 1 If 1 tit Pa ii ii as 1 1 di I 1 —. 1e I Is ps 47 30 73 13 13 pa 171 171 13 30 1 72 14 11. N N VORIZGX RAILWATIL sa = • all Aram's ma.u. S e llat i r.• Oniseasei- Ilkse • NA IV i tsmika - . . it of & ittelet bales at llaras at leusalism gm. Lea W at. Owed al Itares all el leasalttkOsailla► W teem J . _ " 4118 . _ _ eu 6177, .c.:es=a ler& ea Arms ord Turtles& ▪ 'INN mad ilersve ▪ 'Nob Attlee& at it I Y uliwra of beseer 15 ' Do. New Shares _ all 'Norwegian Trunk Trot W FAA& Lyuncua4 AWL 11l ties and Minna illecite and S. Yreadeso I (I. '"mablaa • Alen and all 2.01134) and • • all.all Royal Malan •• • • all Itoyal lanaddall a I per amt. all Ombra and Kane • Do. 4 par asst. rm I IlearaulaDra4 7peral 11 alma id laanVenadala an 'llsetheTo of IPrahae Si 'West Flanders as ak nor amt. fret si Watt K. W. of Frail e t !Woolens oi Arida - .4 1 - if * :I 2 2 It a 'l I. M si j 4 S i ad al SOTI 4 IT 111 if s 4 6.1 U U l a i t 0) .116 # .Ils 6 11 .: 3 U IS 1113,8161 110.0001 10,001 100,000 Koco Ant i 20.2 Rlss lON WM 00•1 NAM WAN WOO ANS 11.7219 11,916 touo ascoooi IL% I" Mk 1,111 740110 W IMMO OOS MIN AM 11140 M ".___ iiiii So? I!!.elei 50,000 50.000 10,ntio 10,v04 000,000 20,000 10.000 MOODMOOD 10 St. LO 50 tO 1 1 lift e n 11 112 ell Til TI IS 2 as go I} it l 11 1 i dim 415 211 .. 1W L .... per dm par 99 101 101 e dla par VI SI M 86 46 48 41 13 It 64 48 50 4 - 0 60 IS 961 it 01 11 14 14 1 6 1 1a 106 100 10! 100 102 92 94 84 00 93 94 87 89 11 11 ons uiwa 17c r. _. 176 12.160 LI li. lia. 4110461 LILO. 11 10.6.7. Iln.*l Lis. OCTOBKI_ 18, 1860. I 1 9 10 7 : Mill - lin' IARkI2-TMTh bAY. Two o'o2oon. The weekly court M the Bank bas broken up without altering the rate of discount. The event has not led to any variation in the funds, which are quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. In the market for British railway stocks there have been several variations, but prices generally have returned, within the last hour, to the final quotations of yesterday. Business in nearly every department of the Stook Exchange is inactive. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 68fr. 97a, being f per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 92 and 1 for money, and 921. for the account. The present quotations are 921 to for money, and 92j to 93 for the Bth of Nov. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 231 f, 231 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, f ; New Three per Cents., 93f, 3 , f ; Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 16f ; India Stock, 221 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 103, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96f ; ditto, 1859, 9133 ; ditto Bonds, 4e. die., par ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 9131, 953 ; ditto Pive-aud a-Half per Cent., 1011, 102} ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. prem., par. The foreign stock market is dull. Turkish bonds remain flat ; the issue of 1864 is last marked 54i. Yesterday's rise in Mexican bonds is fairly supported, although the inquiry has subsided. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, SlOti ; Mexican Three per Cents, for account, 221, 3 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 73} ; Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 931 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 391 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 691 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 54f, 55, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102. The discount market continues to present much irregularity. The great Lombard-street and other establishments, though largely supplied, prefer to keep their money in reserve, now that a change in the rates is in prospect, and that the Bank of England force them to rely exclusively upon their own re sources. They therefore confine themselves to supplying the wants of their regular customers. One effect of this is, that the rates for good bills in the general market range from 43 to 5 per cent., only the very best being taken at the Bank rate, whilst as regards four and six months' paper, great difficulty is experienced in obtaining accommodation at all. Another effect is a great influx of business to the Bank of England, where the applications to day were of so heavy a character that they bid fair to precipitate an advance in the rate. Should they continue for two or three days upon their present scale, the Bank will have no alternative. On the other hand, the directors may argue that, as the pressure now experienced arises chiefly from vague apprehension, the main tenance of the existing minimum may be the best corrective. This is the view which seems to have found most favour in commercial circles to-day. As, however, au ultimate advance in the rate seems inevitable, and as it is certainly hater that the bullion reserve should be protected early than late, many persons of judgment express a strong opinion that the Bank would act wisely in putting up the rate without delay. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money con tinues abundant at 3to 31 per cent. on govern ment securities. Money is employed in these chan nels which would be available for investment in mercantile bills were the condition of the discount market lees disjointed. No bullion was sold by the Bank yesterday. The demand for the Continent, however, continues, and it is understood that fresh amounts will be with drawn from the Bank unless supplies arrive soon. The only remittance duo from Australia is 152,5001. by the Red Jacket. The Edinburgh has arrived from New York, but with only 3,400/. The shipments of silver for the East by the steamer of the 20th inst. will probably exceed 000,0001., including 250,000/. on government ac count for Hong Bong. The bulk is for China, but the demand for India shows some revival. At the meeting of holders of New Granada Bonds yesterday the proposal submitted by the govern ment was rejected. The resolutions adopted were as follows: Resolved, that the proposal from the government of New Granada, contained in the letter of Senor Martin dated Oct. 2, and referred to in the letter of the Minister of Ft. US, SC of that Republic dated July 16 last, cannot bs ac eabYeetatailke p ree tan otseven be appointed, and regmeted to minter with the committee of Blemish American bondhold ers, for the purpose of making such moth:lons in the proposal contained in his (Senor Martin's) letter of Oct. 10 as may be agreed upon, and that a committee be authorised to conclude with Senor Martin an agreement founded themes. By the mail just delivered from Australia it appears that the transfer of the Geelong and Mel bourne Railway bad been definitively arranged en the following terms, viz. :—The line was to be made over by the company to the colonial govern ment on the sth September, up to which period the arrears of interest at the guaranteed rate of 5 per cent. from the sth April, 1858, would be paid, together with the principal sum of 201. per share on the colonial issue. The English shareholders to be paid the principal and interest from the same period up to the date of presentation of the share and registration certificates, iu accordance with a schedule taken from the London registers to the 31st December next, after which no further interest will be allowed. The company's debentures of 7 per cent. (unredeemed) are to be exchanged fur the Victoria bonds, bearing the same rate of interest, the whole purchase being a charge upon the public revenues of the colony, under the same act (1857) as that on which the Victoria Six per Cents. have been placed in this market. The associated banks who negotiated the Victoria Railway Loan are ex pected to receive instructions from the colony by the next mail to carry out the details of the transfer on the foregoing terms. The South Eastern Railway Company have leaned a circular explanatory of a proposed addition of 750,000/. to their capital. 980,0001. is required for their Charing-cross Extension, and other SUMS for additional rolling stock, &c. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 2231. The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending Sept. 29 were 16,6361. sterling, being 2,066/. more than for the corresponding week of last year. The traffic on the 687 miles of the South Austrian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company for the week ending Oct. 6 was 41,4271., being 3,0191. more than in the corresponding week of 1859 on the same number of miles • and that on the Lomberdo-Venetiau line 5,7961., showing an in masse of 4071. • - • - - WO find the following in the commercial article of the Manchester Guardian: It is understood that the subscription lid for the 200.0001. Seven pee Cent. Bonds of the Atlantic and Great Western (flew York) Railway CossFony, recently advertised. in nearly filled, and that it will be closed in a few days. IL us fiehiniance, the Spanish beaker, is one of the contractors of this line. The following ie a report on the market for leather and hides : The position and prices of leather remain unchanged this week. The attendunce of buyers en Tuesday at Leadenhall was not large, and the fresh etipplles were fully adequate to a n smote 'There was a good demand fcr go_d crop hales above 40110., as weU as fur unshaved drawing hides. There DO alteration to wake in plioool. Last weua's public ado of foreign raw We. 41i0 not exhibit much buuyanm, although the priers obtained were very slightly below those of the preo ions sale. Many of the articles were sr:Wray& Of nearly 106,000 East Lelia kips 56,000 only were sold. Of 22,000 Australian hates only 8,500 were tioN By pei : vet' contract there have been sold this week 1,000 salted G. horse hides, 83165, at fts. This is 2s. per hide UMW than the last quotation.. A report of yesterday's indigo sale is annewl : The sale has gone without alteration ' • a fair pro perties sold, and wi th rather better spirit. The vale will oboe early this day. 1,704 chest' pissed yesterday, of which WO cheats were withdrawn, 218 chests bought In, and 655 chests sold. Total quantity passed, 12,819 chests, of which 4,262 have been sold, 6,631 withdrawn, and 1,726 bought in. WSDNISPAT Evans. Ceusole, which closed yesterday at 93, sellers." for the Bth Nov., opened this morning at 93 to and, after touching 93 1-16, " buyers," clotted at 94 to 93. For money the last price was 922 to The official husinees report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 92i, 96, 92e ; ditto, for account (Nov. 8), 93k, 93, 921 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94„ ; New Three 'Per Cents., 91 6 ? i t „ ; Thirty ears' Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 16/, 16 ; Bank Stuck, 229 k, 231, 229 ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 104, f, 303, ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1: ;W, ; d i t t o, 1859, 98i ; ditto Bonds, 4a. dia., par ; Four per Cent. " maimed" rupee paper, 79a ; ditto Five per Cent., %; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1021, 102. Indian government securities were nut meek inquired for. The Five per Cent. stock of 1859 closed at 103 to India Bonds were quoted as. die. to par ; and Exchequer Bills, par to 3a. prem. Mexican Bonds were in active speenlative request to-day, and had risen at the clone to 22,1 to I. There was also an improvement in Portuguese Three per Cents. Bank shares to-day were steady. The inquiries fee Ottoman Bank oontinue. Peninsular and Oriental Steam were quoted somewhat higher. Oriental Inland Steam remain firm. The new shared; of the Midland Rai:way C•m pany closed at 1 13-16 to 1 15-16 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insur ance, 11 to 2f prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marin,e, to 1 pram. ; Universal Marine Insurance,'} to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, I to d dia. ; List India Irrigation, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. ; Gul liver& Company, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. Victoria Government bonds wen rather firmer. Illinois Central Railway optional rights scrip was quoted 4 to 4f. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cratom The mining market is rather quiet to-day, and the transactions have been on a somewhat limited scale. East Wheal Russell shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange 123, being firm. Great Retallack have also been dealt in at 38e. to 40s. ; Wheal Grenville, at to ; and West Frances, at 16 to 16é. In colonial descriptions, Dun Mountain have changed hands at par, North Rhine Copper at die., being slightly firmer, and Port Philip at t. At a meeting of adventurers in Buller and Basset United Mines, on the 16th inst., the accounts showed a balance of liabilities over assets of 4431. A call of 2s. 6d. per share was made. ' The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (limited) have received by telegram, front Lisbon, the following report, dated Morro Velho, Sept. 17 :—Coat for August, 9,3431. ; profit for I ditto, 4,0601. ; produoe, nine days of September, 7,829 oitavas. loom Kelly Bray Mine, the agent reports :—" The lode is the pitch in back of ebv east is worth from 10/. to 121., and is very premising for further improvement. This is a very important feature for this property, as the 83 is the furthest end east, and all in whole ground." From East Grenville Oeptain G. It Odgers writes (pet. 16) :—" We have this morning cut into the lode in the north aide of the shaft, and are in it in one plane better than two feet. It is composed of a very pretty prien and quarts, without any iron worthy of note. borne of the stuff produced tin. I lice the appearance of the lode for the depth very much and I see a great change has taken place during the last 9or 10 fathoms sinking. The lode cos uoderlial a little faster than it did in the 16 ; hence we have cut it earlier than anticipated, but just at the depth where we elpected when wo commenced toe shaft." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. CORR.-IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Sept...! led lOft 114 I.d.s Id 56a lld bW ad IMF Id is I r# Oct. 6 wo7k.s' And Avensw .. .1 Barley. Oda. 1 Rye. I Ream 1 Peas. 4 r ob Ste Id 97e SU pa 4/11494 ad li 4d 17$ 10d lye Od s Id We 11 Id Ns Sd 2 54 9d 40s .11 as Id 17s lid SOB 3d Os Id 37.1 104 595 41 Ida Id Ws 3d la Id as Id *Ss 111 119 a led 119 s lid 4.1 8d 37s lid 504 111: id - -- -.--- Ile 6.1 tia led 51 as Ild 11d Dorn.—What. Barley, Oda, lye, Bow. end Peas. M UGU:on GRJJA SuLD LAN! —W heat, 75.592; Imlay, 17,9112 : oat., Is.( 613: rye. r4B • beans. Lin ; Peak SGIO quartem MAW( elloWniti rae nrcronner IN .11) AVERAuIt MIN OF Willa DURING to SIX wets NAMED. ?Tees. Sept. 4. (211 OR 10 - 61 1 .. 683 .. 14 11 .. 1. 804.13.406 6414. U. Oct. 6. Oct. IS. MINCING-LANIC.-(THIS DAY.) SOOAL—Thc public sales went off about previous ratans, yet the market must be considered inactive. Coral—la the absence of public sales the market is "toady. 1 'tA. —The sales are progressing at fully previous rates. COTTON continues in good demand. bOO bales sold at full prim. Purim • sold at 4d. to 40. ; Penang, nd. to 34d. ; white, to old. Saverrrta is in good demand. sad fall prioes paid. RICE bas been sold at fully previous rake. Rev.—The demand continues steady, but the sales have been limited. INDIGO (7th Day). The sales proceeded yesterday without change ; 2,478 chests passed auctiou, of which 1674 were withdrawn and 168 bought in, leaving 666 chests sold. Markets generally quiet today. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The markt tis steed , . Town tallow is quoted Des., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. 595. ; all the year, 595. ; December, Mk. ; Jan. to Marsh, b9e. ; March only, 595. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . The number of beasts it not so largess on Thursdaylast,bat the demand has decreased. Trade is exceedingly heavy. and it is very difficult to maintain Mooday's quotations. We have rather a Luger supply of sheep. A considerable proportion remain un,old, and for business done prices a re lover. Calves are not selling so well as on Monday. Our foreign =consists of 300 beasts, 1 , 850 sheep , and 270 calves. row, 140. Par atone of sibs. Ld.a d. ?ecotone of She. a. d. a. 4. Beet Boots. !Jerald'. 4 5 410 Beat fts lit.bds6h Ded abort-horns 4 4 4 8 Dent Logue c 015.... 4 8 5 0 Itooond quol. Leash 303 10 Do. de. Shorn 4 0 0 0 Ewes t BeCollti qua]. 4 0 4 6 Pip Dna Dna& RU•breds 5 0 5 2 Lambe Beasts at market. 1,210; ? end Lambs, 6 . 500 ; Cam. ; lip. 140. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THLS DAY.) Trade firm. Prime meadow bay, 755. to 545. ; atipenor In., P 5.. to 115 a. ; inferior do., 50e . to aos. ; rower. 4M. to Rah.; clover, old, 906. to 120 x. ; date mooed cut, sos. to 100 a.; 30.. to Wia. PEOVINCIAL SHAM MARKETS. LrritertoL. Oct 17.-111rtenhead, 111 7E-Citladoitlan Stnek. 11.11 821-Eastern Comities, 108 181-tireat Northern Mock, 114 11.5-Orvat Westerns, 74 74k-Laneashire nod Yorkshire. 1144. 11N-Loodeol I.rd North Western. 1003 1011-111itend Moak. 136 1811-Ditto New Shares, 11 1 15-14 prem.-Nor:II British Mock, en Wy -North Staffordshire. 3 21. du.-North ?astern. Eerwlok Stuck. 1014 105-York Csoltal fitnek. Leeds ?Owl, 59: 80-South dasteni.2sl Sit-Wed Midland, Ox ford, 48 44-Enteli Itlientsh, $ 21 d.-Orsit Lusetnbaurg. 04 61- Grind Trunk ut Canada. 0 1410 6 11•44-:--Oreat Western et Canada. 131 It-Ditto Nett Shares, 61 01 dis-Itulnio and Luke llorou, %-nreat Ship Company, Ss., ss. pki. -Thames emit Men Comnany, I 1 prom. Mannino - I.u, Ocr. 172-There was a buo;:int and rattier ex cited feeltng In the market at the opening. and prices were straw. bat a quieter ..neeented, and badness closed at the lowc3 imant. Thames sal liersoy, 1 p.-Caaahn. 14 -1.1 , 015 Western. 767-Leeds 11 ii 46-Mtdl.uni, Lidi- her -106-l Overs. 1134-Trenks. 7.-Itnetitted, Canal. 04.1- Lon don,. 1011- North etaffordn 41 it. -Units Plate Olase, REntiumian, OCT. 17.-There was a good Mutates Jane to day a , tollews-Nollit Ilitern, York, 901-Shropehlre Enka, 60e--tionth litafforeldtire. 1114-11inutnithein Tuwn and IntAtiat itilt, 121- Ltimdligkani ihm, sew Orilhisty. 01--titaffldre is, 2 ,0 share.. 41 -Stefordghtre non. 2,, prem. -Etruiltig. Lam Oninanteed eh red 761 711.