The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-24 00:00:00

LAM INTELLIGENCE. (TlllB DAY.) COURT OF BAN KR PTY. (WN% NZ. Cusasnissiwasr Yam) tio an ...IL n• a pun", d 111,..:h•sizett, Portlasid•town, sal 4 Ittarburough, applied fur hie cartilkak. 1.41.44, 2,12y1.1_ egret. &bad !10,. illr:1411•ws: for tie wrsiliscr,., dated QM the bankrupt W his •••••itetiew on tbe undentsading list La uwY pwcalwarr aware arta k.talwit;* at this mostong • t.krui4 had mods dihusson ssareh (or the NI. 1.. 4•t Dahl out hod the They sof, • 1.. L. • .t.tl .1 hirrbornwtsk shop. His banned 6, 0 .ketwwwl...tk otbtr popen, about the tins of kw Who.. lie stopped paynwat .Loot es 14 .4 Jule, awl put his adeirs into tbe hands of Noon; Hut Iln,thrra. the &ovum/tote Ho denied flat iaj May Ent o.yed soy of his papers. Had laid to h.. ar.owslaar, 11111, to kis solicitor. Had sole lark -se poeuseut alter Una. A roorting of audio:es •e. 1t5..1 hem pawed for mow, . tong time, hu. he Lei De sou sues of stopple,: mold be did so. He • Mem! te...4 Meese& Howson awl I:ray to Ow sawault a IV., • w .lay• before wali ng on the eecoantoets. It PAO Adistrol es Ow :lib Jane, but had beau ordered a week or lea day • before. _ Mr. lleurue t.ray, tat-eakr. of Vas-lama pa.val a oak I. Übe 141417•11.4 4 74. V. worth of goals .a tho of Jaw. 11. stoppr.l poyasaat as tho 14 4 July. fir. fr. tam* wppwMd the bankrupt, sal areal that be dos* was jt411641 has tr.olaag aa 10 0 4 as ha bid . __ Wi.. Wel the u ka.l 64 n re. kit.... ead be ebeekll anepeeel tie gondol@ tee • tlrehr* mouth ; eke paste& it 'weld be el the tided rim Pietestles - Owe. RIIIRIFFS' COURT, RED LloN-SQUARE. 110111. st VIC IN 0.1 PT. The reriothly meaty court of the Sheri& 4 Loudon aria which is of very ascent pi:indicting, wall :o•poitite4 to 1,. held toil 4 lb. Mende COWL 4 , relate, there sr set a isle proem to he poeViiei At the hot wort there were 'sly • few, sad since thee the aesterne hove bees Rattled through the poklicite give• to the pro ydrat i r e the kw d time e. time wag en sew set dews befute the 1113.1tellboriff, sod there use a difitcohy is what smarm • tr ,, ,rt wee to le, onler adiefirs the aura to lb. best moot 1.1) meeting. The atteadasee of fur suitor. erne MI4IIIOII. mid the clerks of the sheriff.' dice Weir •unimnacdto appear. Mr. Moubleasi. Ihe crier of the court, everted the le.- mediae. with "tl yes. U yes.' sod ra/liid epic all per. woo to . No oppresses, was nl. o. mid tho scam tem closed by a evemared be "all penmen to depart mad nits their ateredeee ea Thimerhey. the 214 of November welt." The meaner, "God save the !Mee* wee pre sounord. sod the oiler& departed to their debts. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. Melon Yr. Baron Mortis.) Chewsposto "welt, a prison of geutlentasfy eprohninre. surrendered to take hie trial for ushiwfuLy obtaining goods wallas three mouths of his bankruptcy with intent to chest sod defraorl ht. criAttom Mr. liiffsrd and Mr. F. 11. Lewis conducted the prosecu tion Mr serj....nt Ballautuie specially retained. sppeezed fur the thilendint. According to the opening statemeot of the learned counsel for the prove...nation, it appeared that the defendant carried re brooms in lit. Mary axe, as a shipping agent and a wise ameba* and be Ivan adjudicated a bankrupt on the 10Ih al November, I$W. It was allego4 that shortly before the laskrepley the prisoner bad obtained wine from • Simla gotOmme arm Lie Cuadra to the amount of mod,On., aad Mat be had borrowed matey upon the imoradiatel allorwarde. Whoa the proceed nip is loalimplcy were put in, it ap peared from them that the primmer had in the first instance petitioned the court for • private arrangement with his creditors, and that Mr. Constainsioner Leans adjourned the proceedings to the open court, and eventually the:defendant was adjimhosteil • bankrupt by the wart. tternunt lialhaties submitted Epos this that the prisoner was not dale ailiushiatwl • bankrupt, and that consequently the preewatch.arge could not be rimetaiood. awes Mania aareed that the abjection wee • fatal one ; and Qs jury therefore, moire his .lattip's direction. ire. Imo' a verd•t of Net Omit s% NEW COURT. (Before Mr. Baron Wikle.) &emir Cl.fr, anerehnat, sod FrlNlerirk Clayton' Ch t, to, also a quill reorchest, were soda-Jed for 'stung ire to • certain dwelling house in the occupation of Frede rick Mt, with latest to defraud the (Slobs language Cowpony. Mr. Ber)saat Ballwitins (specially retained), Mr. Clagh, Mr. J. tArrk. sad Mr. Matadi, prosecated ; and lb. adsh. Mr. Thoesparis. end Mr. Charles pith deluded. The MIN which hem hasty to occupy the wort here Uwe ese dry. wee elided by the Wend ohm! to be thie : Its Um 14th of Jody the Vhderiok took a home d Me. s your rest. is villso, Poslihrea. Adjoides the bows, bst wlthost any CONNllNlaillige. WWII Wok* while the pikes rai d he wanted for Me bane owl thr sz etataes himmell to he a quill inerahint, hued.( s 'overshoot hotruct. The two primer= thee epos As el July applied to the Globe leeressee Oise to home a heehaw filled with quill. at the home in hew Wo e deteeibing the oldie of the home us the werehoum, wed eller here oesettetth as to .s was effected twos the dads wad itealsol, orldshepperehl to be full of quite., for MK, rod the home it XI X The triune woe affected sees the Ma of July. rmd st Who hew wee oh noy sensweiresiss between the home sad worelecese. Olathe sessisgel the dews. a berehreele the dells. sod the pine woe bent dews. Me ISO was is as due as the Mho sad the ode ef she Ober Pb we epos the moo eheing roe Is quit the Mw with la add in PlN•MblibillL Abet Ike time of the In else of the wi sher, we ohs soar the hone, ewer frees it. after the Ore the prtesser mode 1w M , esd ups. the prmisis Wog -.weed rwe fled that deer bed hese weds boa the heels Mee the dads where the weak were. sed the the the bed helm oft bow ewe EISSIFINg pee owl then were a seeekee d other dhow Meer dhoseeted while thohd Is this thsb the Ike hold set lave bees residesed. red Mowdly ..dud to drew Oh tho Omagh bed did the does. Beth psi. sew whoa dimesod with Ur eases tissisd Utak soiltmed wed the they woe id err the pies at the time d the WlS.we. we I. be hid ter the edam. THE POLICE COURTS. gills DAY.) annuscaocs ASSAULT ON • IPOSIAT.• 171 TVU. MOOD. 1/41111/6 Dom, a rag* efirty4aseissi kAs, • shoo maker. raillis at 4. Kam ad Ceetsuassat, lafflents. was *sea at tb• h Ware lb. DM= diaryel walk samaut - hag • sessedanass smat ain =Nra. A • AIM. wenmasa. at sha 11 Cambs.. selisiler, lowited kir Althosaill the mash was aseitasel ea the lar le ast... lie proasseariz amoral is sad dala Ws head w... la eurgisal bresdhaus. fae• was mesh bladimesd. insiseal, sad .as, end boa has an= Imre also Vary meek brunet lt appeared that on the day ia question the primmer was married, and at the eloquent of the omplainast be arid lug bloating bride mat to bar home to and the day. A greet dud drisk ma takes by all the parties, and in the aftemees dee premier and hie wife went into • bask room to lay down. They had bees than but a shoot Mae whim the complaisant went to the room, sad wanted to Moos her way *saying that she would not have her bore mule a brothel ef_. The delealsst emoted limn to give his wide some tea tosehrlier, as she was in • situation and bed we to go bask the same eight. The complainant malinned te aims the de• fendaat, -ben be got up, Mock bier over the awn. bead, sal body with a board, knocked her down, sad /maimed bet inseasible. Not coolest with thin violas, be lock up • poker, mil with • fe a rf u l oa th h e s t ruc k bar ewer the face with such dteadful lone that it lent the peer_ primer was in • hi4h state of esciteeneot, and hod it sot bees for the interference of the neighbours there is no doubt bat that be would hare killed the comp/sinant. When police-coostable Mitchell 372 N, was called in be found the woman in such • dreadful state that she win o=lpr:tad to be taken to the hospital On the way to the police.statios the prisoner raid, with an oath. that if be could get NW the complaimat he would murder her. The primmer alp kicked the roadable. teaut• r k tilitUtti..o the r. l llalittaat stated that she we. one of the brisket..ids. she dente! that she struck the with the 10. ke n, Ist admitted that she would not Wow tbeziemerr and hi. nee .mode bode t o li e m h er het . Wakeling said he regretted that so much violas, had been met but be was instructed to say that the pricier was test smutted with the poker by the complain ant The primmer had been in the House of I/Mention for • week, and Mad el beteg ens of the happiest of men, enjoyiog the company el his youthful and blush ing bride, be was sow one of the worried sad saddest. Ile hoped that the magistrate would not carry out his is t.ntoon of moiling the are for trial, but would settle the rustler at oath. The oonstsble, in answer to Mr. Barker, said that be for some tile. felt psis from the effects of the kick he received from the pruoser. Mr (tarter NM that Mr. Wakeliss had nude • moat is- Seamus &fusee, but the only doubt be had was whether he ought sot to wad the cam for trial, It was • very brutal a...ult, sari he thould not be dot' si his doer if he did not bud the prisoner to prima fur We fall period, vu., air stosth... hurl label? in the Howe of Correction der the Agicanted Amanita Act. The princely oommecced dewing and was then removed. WORSH I PSTREET. HEMGCLLIt AtTAIR WITH HUILGEARA. Ciarles Lnese, :rd, and Wollinrot Ward, ZS, each de. @tribal VD the police sheet as hawkers, without any died fieldmice, were charged before bf r. Knox, with being tumid upon the enclosed p rem ixes, 10, f;oldsonith's-row, Hack. ney.read, for the purpos e o f c om m itti ng &felony. a nd Lawn ass further charged with being concerned in a burglary at 11. Canibralge.plam, Hackney •roal. on the 20th inst. Is the Bret nue Mr. Mile., the holder of the house in Goldienstliarow, was alai lord at an early hour this moS by a suspicious poi se at th e b uc k of the premis es, beatablag downelaira without alarming the bnuly, parka* mgligent of drew he saw the two prisoners at the rear ed tis piece • they eadeavoured to escape over a wall, bat Mr. 11130, nothing daunted by the cabby embed upon them. They. toiling themselves in keeper dy, ran into a water-cbmt and closed the door. Mr. Miles inetanUy snatched up a board, and vo placed it against the only outlet that it ea. impossible to open it. This done, be shouted loudly for help, and the alarm quickly brought down hi. sun awl wife, the latter with a huge cut lass, mad both in an al in.. 4 nude elate. The police, too, were mos os the spot, but the younger Mr. Miles, by valiantly wielding the cutlaes and daring the besieged to venture forth, hal apparently paralysed their coonw, althuegh the meson of detention were removed. The primers were thin takes into matody, and it was sub sophist', amermised that as attempt to enter the kitchen wiadow had bees swim The description of Lewie answered that of a man who had bees sees loitering about the limes of Mr. Abseil es the evening of Su day, the 20th and that gentleman. when an opportunity of siongattn wee allowed , instantly recognised the features of the ea them d a Seats be bad observed lurking outside Lie home es the fleadey evening in question, and which smiled melt ssssicioa that he did not go to church. Kevertbeime, lie plum wee broken into, and a vast questa, rof apparel stolen, among other articles a hat o w.a irlir. Abell's. This was actually Mug son by Lewis when taken into custody. and directly reeogetesd by the comer as the stolen property. Sot either of the premien offered any defence, hut one of them u known as an old offesder, and they were both ordered for remand. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1861. -- gm 1• ren PECKHAM HOMICIDE. THE INQI INT.-THUi DAY. At half fast 12 this day Mr. William Carter , ...wooer for ilwit Surrey, held ea inquest at the Heaters Anne, Peckham, on the body of George Allen, aged ta, time-kcaper to the Peekhare and Camberwell Omnibus Amociatioa, who died from the effects of injuries iarbcted on him on the 21st inst. by a pugilist named Hoary Harld. The fury frying proceeded to rs, Jobu'ecottagee, Cow to ?lOW the body, the following witoesees were ex amined. John Allen, omnibus driver, brother to the deceased, identified the body. Bernnel Wells, labourer, 2i , Sophia-terrace, Camberwell —I knew the deceased, George Allen. On Mocday after moat 1 saw him at, the corner of Ryelea% readiag • paper. He w,,,s on the footpath near Mr. Mr. Babbitt's shop. I maw Henry Budd, or " Brighton Bill,' come on the foot pavement, sod go to Mr. Allen, who was sitting on a chair, and strike him on the face twice. He struck him with his open hand. Mr. Allen said, "Go away you fool," and pushed him to get him away. Deceased struck his shoulders agiunat Mr. Cocking's window, and Budd took him by the hair and mid, "11l give you a crose.buttocker," sod placed his leg behind him and threw him backwards on his head. Deceased came on to the pave ment, and blood dowed from his right ear. I picked him up, he was unable to dead, and I took him to the doctor. Build followed in • few minutes, and be said, " ru serve you out . I'll give you a wener." Budd was the worse for . . pior. Ise ow had amid at done anything to him. 'The inquest wee Intimately adjourned to • future day, to give time furs post narks' examination of the deceased. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CITY BETTLNCI. (ram OVII SPICIAL coamerotmerr.) EXPRESS' OFFICE, 3 o'Cuocg. The muster in the City haunts was somewhat eumerous this morning. and Wainer, was conducted with much activity. It was however, phi:ideally confined to the Border Handicap at Keloi. for which Oldminster was so spiritedly supported that the Notroners could at last not obtain more than 5 to 4, having eagerly snapped up all the liberal odds which bad been caused. 6 to I wee the current offer on the Reid for the Cambeidgeshim. Limellower bad a still leavening riao for the Cambridgeshire, and Coufectioner, despite the squabbles which he hoe created of late, appears to retain (needs who are sweet upon him. Thu Roe was, a Bale worse. The running of the Monk at OlseeeMer act strengthening the cooti•lence of her Arfimr Absent say pries meld be obtained about who, it is reported, has the &Momper—a maid, meet issidost to friecariten. The primal Mt Cambridge aim were se moor: fool Boobum lan Oil 10 to 1 Limallowor treaty) 10 to 1 Asteroid (t) 12 to 1 Onafectioser 13 to 1 Tbo 800 (011) 20 to 1 ',oohed 1t) Si to 1 Rocket (t) 40 to 1 Dr. Nithol (t) 00 to 1 Outgrip° (011) Romano mom to top — ostiroly goon. (sr =anise =sows.) KELSO MINTING.—(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 5 SOTS. 3 res. Tie wiener objected to. 1M Bkek BORDER HANDICAP. 4 re& Wes by • Ingth. WELTER CUP. Ow sails and es. The Nook. Corson g . Pey Tell , Eidot i C a t e w. Boinceirbeh, Squire Penns , Bally Felamed, sad Ereetbosius see ban. WEIGHTS FOR THE TWEEDSIDE PLATE, 7 fsrloods. Lady Ripe., 3 yes, 94 ; Coronet, 4 yrs, M 121 b ; Ildsiss. 4 yrs, ilst 101 b ; Peggy Tait, 6 yes, list nb ; Mos. toles, 4 yes, Met 6lb Volst, 5 yrs, 64; Tousle, 4 yrs, 7st 71b ; Ennio:am. 3 yes. 74 Kb ; Coolklaste. L e m Tet slb ; Zselearisis TA, 3 yes, let 315 lsotess, 2 yes, 7st 31b ; Moo Rosa, 4 yre, let 2lb ; rem Dsesss, 3 yes, let ; P. 8., 3 yrs, bet 101 b ; Lingle*, yrs, 114 The ; illsatbeinrike, 3 yes, Ist 71b ; &WM, 2 yes, lot 711 t ; Lbw el tot 716 ; Oberon, yrs. Ist 71b ; Nei* 3 yok al t i bb rne d Baby, 2 yrs, tot b. Pasant& lixPromioU AT Bauirlitmum.—One of the powder ants at R.l srry blew up at 11.20 this (Wedesedey) merniag, and dye mem were killed; The ezpimiss was distinctly heard in this city. The building that Mew up was s small wood's boom in the western pert of the works, and wee situated on the Mlle site ea that white Wow up in August, 1859, though used for • different purpose—vir., that of a pressing mill. Three of the bodies were found perfectly mutilated, but the other two have not bees fousiL It is supposed they were in the amid, which was being searched. The quantity of powder in the house at the time was sme/L —Cot/ Examiner. PEDBITILIAIIIIIM. —A match is about being made between Deeded and a young man who will satooish the public by his rue in& and who, it is sanguinely con templated, will defeat the Indian pedestrian. This young person is well booms at Wolverhampton, Me native town, a. young Henry Roy, optician, eon of M r . J ames Roy, tea dealer, of that town. Yesterday week be under took to walk and ran in 16 successive boars 101 miles at laster. A mile was measured from Helm's, Buller's Arms, to • certain spot in the Bath.reol, below the Black Boy Turnpike. The betting was Bto I spinet him at but at K in the evening the odds were reduced tot ri t i o p f. Me teat commenced at half•past 8, and armed at twenty flute, to 9. At that time be bad accomplished 83 mike in twelve hours and twenty-five minutes. He ran the 1 Lel 101 miles without stopping in Ifty-one minutes. bade 11 mike in the first hour, 18 miles in the first two hams, nod 6 in the lest hour. His left knee, that he had 1111.11114 gasied in running the forty-one miles in foto beau and eighteen mingles at Bridgewater, pained him =3: after the first hour's run, and wen, there is little the cooly mute of his not performing the fait fully sod easily. For the last two or three hours he suffered ileum agony, and it was while endeavouring to " spirt" up to a run spin that hie knee suddenly tailed him, and he fell. Hs was picked up spa caniud to a house amidst tremendsus abe l p. During the 70th mile Roy, while at full s , caught hold of a dookeyb bridle and 1011 it rap' y. Four horses of Mr. Pratt's, of the Leedou Inn. accompanied him, relieved every 21 miles, Notwithstanding the exertion he uoderweut. be was up at 7 the next morning walking about the city. The and that has ever been accomplished in 12 hours bus been 61 miles, but Roy made 72i miles after runidng 11 miles in one hour. Henry Roy has supported himself by his re peatable pedestrian fftia He is about eve fart in height, sod rather stout in person. He is also a thorough= At Wolverhampton hit is known as the " Young and is believed - by many persons for hip age one of the strongest men alive.—Birmingham Daily Poet. SHARE L1578.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cloos. The maw" share market th-de riaS ie very q uiet, but firm. A rise of per cent. taken place in Great Western, South Eastern, and Eastern Counties stocks. Other lines are steady, at yesterday's quotations. London and North Western stock is now quoted 911 to I ; Great Western, 701 to # ; Midland, 127 to ; Lanca shire and Yorkslure, 106 to ; Caledonian, 1051 to ; South Eastern, 77i to 78; Eastern Coin ties, 53 to 1 ; and Great Northern, 112 to 119. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady at jto 1 prem. Great Luxembourg continuo in demand. Tho Indian and Canadian lines are well supported. SSD ST - st Ipd I &MAIM Owing pekoes I Sales yesterday. 1 to i li e B I I 6 106} 106 e a Ili 109 ses no IN IM 1 1.1 1 :1 II 47 El 63 66 10 90 wi it 110 t 701 70 I ily 91 111 9MI 4 ei i_ . 127 f 7 ... 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Yam Isiamma's lnag =tr.- U U lei lei a 4 TO 76 0 70 0 10 1 61 10 1 21 101 100 M 101 100 101 100 101 101 1(1 00 21 64 61 48 52 13 36 30 42 Si 34 31 34 971 99i e 9* 11 1 96 97 88 92 ale Nl_ dia 4 6 4 6 i i i 1 101 101 # I II mil ON I O.P ldt III IN IN 106 IN 100 101 106 106 107 100 106 110 106 100 08 100 111 1,9 06 90 1011 e lON 1031 1011 16 16 1 1 27 28 6 6 19 62 111 20 9 11 107 110 15 17 SI, $5 106 107 106 107 1, 3 Far Ili si II = r t . ) .1 11 1 1 • li 4 7 11 11 6 6 l 11 11 b 1 I 17 W 6$ 70 11 . wp 11 i 17 5, 55 100 140 3$ $ll 4 1 01 i &se 1 edis • 10 MIRES.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Clam There is still an absence of activity in the mining market; prices in most instances are quoted the same as yesterday. In the Stook Exchange, Eset Caradon shares are officially marked 26 2 1 and 25k, ex div. ; East Wheal Russell, : North Downs, 4i and ; and Wheal ward, li and 2. Wheal Beton shares are firm at 96 to 100. Marton Downs are quoted to ; West &too, 295 to 305 ; Marko Valley, to • East Basset, 69 to 71; and Stray Park, to 30. East del Rey Mining shares are in more demand to-day, and have been dealt in at 1,4, and 1 prem. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) have also changed hands at prem. ; Port Phillip, at 4 prem. ; and St. John del Rey at 474 to 4n. At Genoa Copps, Mae meatus' yesterday, the asseents showed • credit baLos am. Bs. 2d. A call of is. psi share was made. At itEcewydOl Mine meeting, goo held yeaterdey, the ne onate showed a debit balance of 5481. 16s. 4d. A oell of ba. per share was made. At East Caro Brea Mine meeting, on the 22nd bra, the accounts showed a debit balance of 1,9291. A call of th. per share was made. SAMBRE AND REUSE RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.] The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held at one o'clock this afternoon, at the company's oilier, 61, Moorgate-street • Mr. G. Brewton in the claw. The report, which'hae bees previously published in the izAre, having been taken as reed, as CHAIMIA24, in moving its adoption, coogietolated the shareholders on the position of their affairs notwith standing great recent depression in Belgium. The direc tors had hoped that the Ardennes junction would be opened very soon ; but an inspection of the works convinced him that there was now no probability of that taking plans before April or May next, though bf that period it would uo doubt be in working. He did not anticipate say serious cons= with the &stern Belgian Company, which was to make a fair territonsi division of teaks. The injury from competition was not likely to be at all pester than it bad been already. He then etrougly condemned the encouragement given to competition by the Belgian go vernment, and observed that it was carried so far that say capitalist might obtain • concession for • con= line. As regarded their own line, he remarked that its present position contrasted most favourably with its position when they had not money 013011gb to pay the labourers wages, and that he expected great bowel front its connexion with the Ardennes railway. The motion having been seconded, Mr. ARTHUR complained at some length of the state of railway law in Belgium, which prohibited, he said, the ow of the English language at the railway held in that country, and did not aera , . dent security against misapplication of the °mammy% funds. He also referred, at considerable length, in illustra tion of his remarks, to the proceedings of the last meeting in Belgium. . . Afar some MILAN from Mr. MICHARDB in delolloo of the policy of the board, and from the Chairman himself in reply, the report was adopted and the meeting separated. SltA[L9PrAftee onssEr.—Every lover of Shake spmire, mod every Warwickshire reader of these lines,will be glad to learn that the threatened sale of New Place has been anticipated by the vigilance, generosity, and perseverance of Mr. J. 0. Halliwell, and the invaluable site purchased end presented to the corporation of Shakespeare's native town. The arms of those who have assisted Mr. Rani well are not yet known ; but the site has been secured and will be thrown open freely to the public for ever. It is intended that it shall be preserved as • garden only, for unhappily no vestige of the house in which the poet lived and died remains. The purchase is really an event of national importance, and it is pleasant to think that before the tementenary of 1864 comes round, the garden of Shakespeare may be restored to something of its olden glory, when the great poet wandered among the trees and Sowers he loved so well. No more appropriate monu ment meld be found for rack a poet than this garden, whore his late tranquil days were primed when his busy life was over, and he retired to his quiet native town to rest and din To Mr. Halliwell and his friends who have assured this prieelees relic of the poet's borne, not only are local and national thanks dos, but the news will be wel comed gladly in distant lands when Shakespeare's tongue I N is spokes this sad hia immortal Twomey romired.—Birasingisant M of day. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) l' we e'Ciocr. The funds to-day show increased firmness. A further improvement of i per cent. has taken place. Other securities are likewise firm in price. English railway stocks, in some instances, have slightly improved. Business is very quiet. The weekly court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 67fr. 97c., showing no change of im portance. Consols are officially marked 924 and A for money, and 921 for the account. The present quotations are 921, " sellers," for money, and 921 to 1, for the 7th November. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 230 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 901, ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1, 1 ; ditto for account, 1041 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 981, ; ditto, 1869, 984 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 971, 97 ; ditto, Five.and-a-lialf per Cent., 1041, 1031 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 56. prem. ; ditto small, 48. prem. Turkish bonds are steady. The loan of 1864 is quoted 80 to 4, ex div., and that of 1868, 68 to 4. Mexican and other foreign stocks are fairly supported. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 91 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 85 ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 85 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1004, ex div. ; Equador New Consolidated, 154, ; Italian Five per Cents., 684 (exchange 26fr.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 26, ; Russian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 93 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 82 ; the Spaniah Com mittee's Certificates, 61, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1884, 80, ex div.; ditto, for account, 80, 4, ex div.; ditto Six per Coins., 1858, for account, 68 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 204. With reference to the " Bank of Deposit and National Assurance and Investment Association," we are requested to publish the subjoined dis claimer : TO THE EDITOR OT THE WNW. Auction and Estate Agency Maw, 42, Lombard-street, London, LC., Oct. 24. Sir,—Perceiving in the Daily News of yesterday an advertisement relative to a public meeting of the stock holders and depositors in the Bank of Deposit, National As surance. and Investment Association, 3, Pall-mall Fast, with • reference to Mr. J. Smith, 42, Lombard-street, as honorary secretary, and having been several times applied to, upon the supposition that I am the person re ferred to, may I trouble you to insert in your suit impression the announcement that I am not the honorary secretary, and to prevent further saistakes, I beg to say that I am not now, nor ever have been, in any way connected with the Association, nor its stockholders or depositass.—Yours obediently, T. KIDNEY Semi. FOUR O'CLOCK. Console have improved per cent. since 2 o'clock, being now quoted 92} to for money, and 924 to for the account. There was a fair demand yesterday in the discount market, but the supply of money is still in excess of all requirements, and money is being refused by many of the principal establishments. Good bills were readily discounted to-day at 3 percent, and in some instant*s as low as 24. At the Bank of Eng land business is almost at a standstill. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money is so large that it is exceedingly difficult to place loans on government securities even at Ito per cent. The sum of 85,0001. in Russian gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, making a total of 304,060/. suns the date of the last return. The Indus, from Alexandria, has brought 182,7991. in Australian gold, and the Bohemian, from Quebec, 4,0001. in specie. The City of York, for New York, which leftyeeterday, took 21,2801.105. The Liverpool cotton market is still advancing. The transactions yesterday reached the heavy total of 30,000 bales. Telegrams received via Cape Race bring news from New York to the 15th instant. They report a recovery in the exchange to 1074 and an excited market for public securities, there being a decided reaction from the late speculative gales. The advance in railway securities is greatly assisted by the development of the traffic on many lines, through th e e the c tr r on P9 t r i to s of of grain, war. Thetoge t her with that offollowing shows the prices now reported by telegraph and the extent of the rise as compared with those pre viously received : United States Five per Cents— 854 rise 3or 4 doll. Illinois Central Railway gore' 68 „ I „ Ditto Construction Bonds 3Ol 1, I§ IP. Erie Railway shares Ditto Preferred ditto 5O 2 9, New York Central Railway shares 784 „14 „ We notice that it is proposed to appoint a com mittee of investigation to ascertain the real position of the scheme known as the " Bank of Deposit and National Assurance and Investment Association." We have reason to believe that some peculiarly unfavourable features will be developed in the in vestigation. It is stated that the total liabilities will roach no lees than 350,0001., due almost entirely to depositors, and that the prospects as regards dividend are very unsatisfactory. It is not at pre empt known what has become of the money. It seems that a clause was introduced into the de posit notes limiting the claim of the depositors to the corporate funds. This affair will probably attract a good deal of attention for some time to 00030. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,6171. ; the Great Western, an increase of 3,5961. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 2,926/. ; and the London and South Western, an increase of 1,0921. It is said that the forthcoming return of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company will show a decrease of 1,8601. The Great Southern of India Railway Company have begun to issue weekly traffic returns relating to the portion of the line (14 miles) which has been opened between Negapatam and Trivalore. The average per mile per week for the six weeks from July 20 to August 24 inclusive, was 81. At a quarterly meeting of the proprietors of the Mena Fire-office yesterday the usual dividend of 31. per share was doctored, free of income tax. We are requested to state that the share list of the Chesterfield and Midland Silkstone Colliery Company will be closed on the 27th inst., wheii the allocation of shares will be prooeeded with, ac cording to priority of application, with a view to the immediate commencement of the works. The position of the market for American securities is noticed as follows by Mr. K F. Batter thwaite : Since our last of this day week, the market in London for American securities has been steadily improving , as each sucoeeding telegram from New York wives reporting higher quotations ; that of to-day, yid ape Race, to the 15th, has caused much excitement, and large purchases have been made. United /Rates 5 per cent., 1874, have brought 75 ; Illinois Construction 7 per oent. Bonds. 80 ; and Erie Third Mote , 77a. New York Central Share, are in demand, at 7 In Erie shares a very considerable business has been ; they have touched but close 27 to 27a. Illinois shares the business has not been so large, the advance doling the week has been only one per cent., whilst in Erie it has been 4 par cent. The sales of jute yesterday went off at an advance of ss. to 10s. per cwt. WIDNISDAT EvzEwe. Consols, which closed yesterday at 924, " sel lers," for the 7th Nov. varied to-day between 92} to if, and 921 to 4, and closed at 92} to I. For money the price may be considered the same u for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92#, I, I ; ditto for account (Nov. 7), 92h * ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90#, ; New Three per Cents., 901, f, ; Bank Stock, 232 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, ; ditto for account, 104 1, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 96/ • ditto, Bonds, 145., 15s. prem.; Five per Cent. ' enfaced" T ee r per, 96j ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1 Ttelndia Five per Cents. remain very firm, at 104 to # the stock, and 104,1 to # the scrip. Owing to the great abundance of money, Exche quer Bills continue in demand, and have again risen Is. The March issue closed at 3s. to 6s. prem., and the June at 9s. to 12s. prem. India Bonds were likewise inquired for, and purchases were effected at 14s. and 15s. prem. oaDWAST SWIM MID NOM& Nina., Wol. &Meer Val. 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SCGAIL—There are sellers at previa', prices, bat buyers act carefully, and the business transacted bar been at a slightreduction in prices; common brown and yellow Madras sold at 30s. 6d. to 33a. ; good to very fine yellow Havann a, 435. 6d. to 465. ; low to good white Bahia, 41.. to 445.; and low to fine grocery Porto Rico, 38a. to 445. 6d. Refined continues dull of sale. . . Cbrrrs — Full prices continue to be paid for plantation Ceylon by private contract ; Jamaica ordinary to tine ordi nago:oold 645. Gd. to 71.. • has sold at full lyric's ; ordinary to fine Trinidad, 60.. to 795. • Grenada, 58s. Gd. to 60s. TLC—At: higher prices there is a good business doing. RUM.-40 puncheons of Jamaica sold at full prices, and 100 puncheonsof Leewards at Is. 70. to Is. Bd. Rim—The:market is less active, but firm prices continuo to be paid. White Bengal sold at 12.. 70. ; new Rangoon, lls. 91. _ _ T.Zl 7 loca.-600 bags Penang said, second and first pile, 3d. to fid. r7c —Pepper—Singapore sold rather firmer, 4d. to 4ad. Ginger—Jamaica sold, ordinary and low, 535. to 78s. Pimento sold at steady rates, fair to good, 3d. to 3ld. FRUlT.—Carranta new sold 295. to 324. ; Vastness. ; old, 32a. to 335. ; Muscatel raisins, 495. to 90s. ; Turkey figs, drums, 335. to 38s. ; boxes, TA. to 535. ; cases, 38s. to 50a. ; layers,6os. to 100 a. Etwrerrax.—No sales reported. CorroN is in brisk request at advancing prices. About 4,500 bales sold on the spot and for arrival. Jong bas sold at a further advance of ss. to 10s. per ton ; middling to fine sold at 141. 2s. 6d. to 211. Os. Immo continues in brisk request, at 3d. to 6d. on the currency et the quarterly sales. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.), The market is steady. Annexed are the meant riles : Town tallow, 525. nett cash ; Peen:burg Y.C., oa the mot, 53e. ; all the year, 52e. 91. ; November to December, 535. ; December. 535. 6d. ; Jannar7 to Nardi, 53e 6d. to 545. March, 54a to big. 6:1.; Apnl to Jose, 51s. boyars. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is by no means excessive, yet the demand is not so good as on Monday, and consequently the prices of that day are scarcely maintained. There are a few more sheep than on Thursdaylast,but the average quality is inferior ; best qualities, therefore, are as dear as on Mon day. Trade is dull for calves, and prices are rather lower. From Germany and Holland there are 210 beasts, 2,760 sheep, and 264 calves ; Ireland, 30 calves ; Spain, 80 benzin; mach cows, 110. Per stone of albs. a. d. a 4. Par atone of Ms. a. d. s. d. Bost Scots, Heralds. 4 7 4 10 D4maDos&lll-bdasla 0 0 0 0 Han Bhortrhorna 4 6 4 11 Dna loon-w001a.... 5 0 5 4 Second goal. beasts 3 0 310 Do. do. Shorn . 0 0 0 0 Calvin Pisa Sea6Dmalllabreda 6 4 6 6 lambs Beasts at mat, 960; Slam and lambs. 5,050; Calves, 364 ; Nap, no. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Ca report trade slow at last day'. peas:—Prime meadow hay, 80s. to 90s. ; superior ditto, 05s. to 105 e. ; inferior ditto 40s. to 55e. ; clover, old, 90a. to 120 s. ; ditto, new, second cut, 80s. to 105 s. ; straw, 28s. to 31s. THE HOP DUTY. An account of the duty charged on hope the growth of the you. 1881: Collections. Duty at l id. per lb. Bernelsple LUNA.'" 23,468 11 101 i Cornwell 0 3 0 Eon Olotieselw 6 5 7 Grandma Hanls• 6,8J0 6 3 114140 rd Isle of Wight 2;421 6 1} Lincoln Lynn 2 6 7 Middle's: Northampton 3 1 6 Ciotti 75 8 li 07.f0 Reading Rochester Sheffield Stourbridge 9,817 7 4 Suffolk 344 11 71 Surrey 8 8 0 Sussex 10,684 14 44 Wales (Middle) Worcester £149,610 9 0 W. M. MOXON, Chief Accountant of Excise. ni Revenue-aloe, Oct. 23, 1861. • This includes the duty oa a small quantity not yet charged, estimated at 2,721 lbm Musick Bumf Baormins.—With reference to a paragraph which we published yesterday, we are in formed that the statements given in it regarding the posi tion of the carpet weaving of the above arm a incorect. There has been no strike. but the business was brought to a close, and, in fact, wound up for a time. Meanwhile great improvements have hem made in the machinery, and a short time ago busioes. was resumed at • fresh rate of ' wages, being about twc ity per cent above what any other carpet manufacturer in the kingdom is paying. So much is the rate of wages appi ecisted, that the applications fur work are far beyond the number of hands required.—dian. theater Examiner. ----• A GIIPIIY ELOPEMENT AT WEYHILL FA IL —The attendants at this fair have had much amusement afforded them by an elopement, in which the heroes of the story have been members of gipsy tribes attending the (gr. The tribes were named Clark and Burton, and a young man belong to the latter party became so enamoured of one of the swarthy ladies comprised in the former, that be at once made her an offer of marriage. The facts were communicated to her friends, who scornfully rejected the proposal, and the result was that on the following evening the loving ones engaged a cab, and ordered the dnver to proceed with all haste to the Andover Railway station. The distance, three miles, was speedily accomplished, but their departure being dis covered, the friends of the lady at once gave ch and a most exciting chase it was. They rea c h e d ase, the Andover-road station just two minutes after the de parture of the train for Salisbury, which had conveyed the loving pair to the ancient city, and being met with a refusal to their application to put the electric telegraph in motion to arrant their progress, they retired disconsolate to Weybi' I. The next morning witnessed the performance at Salisbury of the marriage ceremony, and the happy pair returned to Weyhi ll , where quick as th ought the differences of tho previous day were brought to an amicable conclusion, end the wedding festivities kept alivo all the gipsy tribes at the fair, affording much amusement to those not immediately connected with them.— It Sus sex Gamete. ATTEXPT TO MURDER. —Yager(lay morning all attempt was made at a notorious house in Margaret. street, Borough-road, to murder Alfred Ray, a sauna. It “ppears from the information collected by the police that George Phillips, who acted sa bully to the establishment, tried to fasten a quarrel on R ty. A. few wonls ensued when the former, drawing a B,unish dagger knife and rushing upon his antagonist, stabbed him twice severely in the throat. Prom lass of blood Ray fell senseless to the door. The police were called in, but before they arrived the ruffian had fled. The wounded man was at mum removed to St. Thomas's Hos bur, dressed in a light and attended by Mr. Fowler, the house•surgeon, who prononnmd his Cale impales. George Phillips is thus de scribed by the police :—" Age 19, flee feet two inches high, alpaca y oos a l, m l i il l u e e zio G n Uerusey cw froc ly k, dark trousers, l.oe•up boots, cloth rap, and is well known to the L division of police." At the hospital last night no hopes were enter tuned of Ray's recovery. ... - 103 Ti I "I NI