The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-31 00:00:00

PLr.vorro ELECTIo.V.-(THIS DAY.) (IT ritCTIUC MEGILAPIL) PLYMOUTH, Truasoar. Mr. 31orriqon (liberal) IFNI more titan 200 site.' at 10 ~ Muck, t►e suintas Dna, Hoer trlJia,rt.• numbers at two o'clock ware— Mormon .%JaMairtaw "Assiut's FOR sorsmszs. —•- (rpm Lr Foihr N.,twith•ttuvling the unusual warmth of the weather ageing 11. Fri stastii, the noveltk • for the.ea•oe are everywhere making their appears/see, and we have oo that) t oar reader. art• at least hminning to prepare them. 'elm. fur this ri.pair of the approstchin,; winter. There 6, a. cu.itosoary, oo cause for complaint as to scarcity a the difficulty how to choose among them. F.-r there is the velours camel.* the woollen velvot, plain or worke.l with Ponipatlonr George ; gros da Lone in ehn, h. .potte.l., the dmeuste 111 the MIMI patetrw.. as W. II a. the Enilodi alpacas and poplin. ; and. for dinner or orellioi dress, co. grails.. either .triped. check..!, in 1..,n0 patterns, or spotted. and embroidered in b ;rsoofial botopseta of rt.w.n. but seldom plain ; the moire. I:ran:aims. coat Om moires autumn, which are still in great fa% our ; plain glee: silks, and shortly we may import to me satin and velvet. The skirts of dresses are made quite as long and full as and tardy without some trimming. A very simple, mei at the mini, time 51,4. int, way of trimming a dream for ne.;lig.:. is nigh tier. or sins row. of thick braid pto.e.l alma. the hem, the nip row forming an Hungarian knot at sorb aide. This trimming •is very pretty out thick materials; it is also worn on richer materials, is which sae the braid is superseded by graduated velvet. Narrow Bourne cal plimi'a are still much worn, ea wall as plain kinds of ar, ll.tontrasting colours, either is silk or plash. liii• most elegant way of puttiog on gaufferid Bounces ia in • ..1111..pa, owl wit morn thin there in outnhcr. t.uinip, as well as hi:listing, will la• very much used this eioter in the trimming of dresaes ; it a. found very useful in frrebeisiag them op, and they only require some altars tiou in appearance to make them as useful as new 0n... It will also he mach ivied on the winter cloaks. For te'glig.: dress, pLiio high bodies with a band are neatly worm, whilst for family, dilater, or home dams, they are male open to the waist, or itaphmel—that iv to any, square in front -or (Waned at the throat and waist, with an elegant frill of lace down the front and round the throat. This last style is very pretty and beconiirg. The orate %octave algal worn, without any variation in the slop•, when it in for the morning dress; but, when it toiletto m••re it is main very• open in front ; ,n• 1 the hack, instead of being made loose, has throe seams, rriogiag it clam to the waist, and forming a email hasquioe. velvet, cloth, and the drep•velours, are chiefly employed. sail :ire much preferred to +ilk or moire. T•. he quite elegant, the %mare shouhl be trimmed with e lk braid, email leads, and embroidery in chsinatitch ; tit they are sometimes preferred with a band of pludi, lured velvet, quilted satin, grey or black Astrukan, or tie& guipure over white satis—this last trimming can .ely he pat on velvet. They must be lined with silk or ..tin, except when the dress is trimmed with plush, in skit* are the Zoaave should he hoed with plush. The.. often require an elegant embroidered canasous, either rated. or with a frill down the frost. The Garibaldi shirts are enjoying a degree of favour just sow, but will sot be at all likely to euperrile the &nave, they Sr. far from stylish, eves on a small figure, and, on • line figure, have a very ineleguit appearance. We have 1., doubt that they are orenfortinle, and, for children. very but we think it a pity when comfort tail elegance (Loot be wientined in the mum article of dress. The heroism R 124.011 are an improvement on the Garibaldi, soil, son with the cruture Sidearm, are sot unbecoming to a .mall it Me, and look exceeiliogly pretty with a smell cloth ir...uare over them. For little chiblres, they are chum air, whets warn with a striped poplin. black and whits, trimmed rowed the bottom of the skirt with a bud elf damsel, the same colour a. the shirt, edged with the point ogLiis is black aril white. the rah and culler being worked to match. Kesel.' am woes higher is frost. wid eloser at the side% than they were in the summer ; bet M se ether 111,606 is there much variation. They are very ta•ek ornantested. both outside sad Miele, and there is • talk of their body wee 111.111 extravagantly trimmed, bad we hope good Ude Mil prevent this project beisg carried into effect. Velvet is wkly its appraresco. bat at present it is sot wiesli wows, assenting for trimmings. • There is sot much rovelty in eveniss coiffure. Flowers sad fseslwrs an both worm, and harbes of white and blink binds are dhe• edEsd. dour INDIAN PENINSULA NAILS/AT 0011PANT.-(PELI DA r. ) TM half-yearly meeting of the shareholders ie liras sesepsey was held at the Landon Maseru, this dar i W. J. MANILTON, km., la the chair. be resort of the directors *bowed that there are '43 Lies open as easiest 279 last year ; that the total receipts have been 74,9141. de. 3d. as who* •.;,33V. is. 3d. , shewteg nn increase of 21.562 f. The rulway had lava the mesas of *login hobo ikwelwv &It* lb. last moo large quantities of *Moe, wherelly the meths node is that a/WU was very meets saisted. The 'seises.% resort, dialed Rept. 11, Meld that a farther sertp of $7 mks of las North Festers 'stemma (press Naesich to Oc (U l hlman weak' be spas for 'stadia tra ffi c se the let of hier. The Comas Am in moving the adoption of the report, wild le thought it of a 11104 satisfactory character. At Nowt the mho were everineestal awl he thought tbs. leo law, list no alteration is that r es p ec t cou ld be made till the bee was completed. To carry the teal& over lb. Ghouls met the company at ant as lam than :16,000/. a yaw. 34.000 f. of which wo li►e saved whoa the bee over the Meats wee ecaupleted. Meer said M bod paid evne atteatke to the guereatee earetiesa sad be was of .avaioe. aotwitheesailireg the aver ments is a pamphlet "-meetly pablebed, that it yes coop plots sad satisfactory. The wake was sitaairsausly agreed to, wed a vote of Woks to the chairmen awl the dineleis for Sher conduct eerie: thu half-year °secluded the pin esdhp, BAHIA AND BAH FRANCISCO RAILWAY (LLWITED).-(TITS DAY.) The eighth printery general meeting 14 the pro - rias hell tha morning, at the Loudon Tavern ; Mr. ra i L la lescr.t. is the chair. _ _ The report6:l.s;;;;ly appeared. Is mewing its adoption. Mr. &wen mid thee MA wog roma ne he guttnied with the lest sin unmake operations. Half the railway bad Mee mooed, awl the works as the remaising half were pro. crawling lii a sati.factiory meaner. Al the date of the report the direetoi• had only reports to the II lb of September, or ono day after the oiening of the waned ad third mikes of the How Th.., hi.' sow advicee down to the 2.4 th. The teak up to th.ii tune had bees malarial with regularity. sad the works were pine on favourably. A supplementary eon tract bad been entered into with Mr. Wetmore for the hoe of the whole line by the end of 1M62 ; and no doubt Mr. Watarm would °haste* the name remarkable punctuality . with respect to that undertaking as he had shown in all his previous eepgerninits. Ain:mike to that arrangement the total expense of the hoe would sot exceed the sofa stated is the iwigioal meirnste. (Peer. bear.) The board had also enteral into so agreement with Mr. Watson to work the line till the rod of DIU, sad they were eonviaced that that armegement ...old he lotted to be as efficient and econnenieal one. files,, hear.) Mr. Viuvotis, the chef engineer, stated that a telegram had just been received to the effect that the tunnel at Num had been successfully pierced. (lcer.) n. report was then received. awl a vote of thanks to the chairman and the Want coacluded the proceedings. Tie Pity tr STA SC Writ. —A despatch was re ceived in Liverpool ',dinky by the worn India roan steamer. dud Q. Thom.. Oat. 14th, to the effect that the British ship Spartan, which had arrived at that port, ivrorte having eons up with the privateer Sumter, is lat. :0, Off the Wand. The Sumter was cruising about, evidently on the look eat for monk coming oat of &. Thomas. Os the swine's sews becoming hewn, the AWACS& leer yawl, l'rerittois, was at oars suet in mareh of privateers. Thr vindication .4 the Duke of Modena, which th- Menials of Normanby endorsed wlth his maw sad itericiirJ with an intraincticat by hie owe pee. in the lab. Sect of a short earespoodineee between Yr. °Warn sad the marmie. The Wier deeleree hie vim of the Due of W.viale's government gait* eactenged ; hat it mimeo the' the peespidell I sot eetailly hew his heMI rs pee, wri yr. °Warn deeliale to reply to an 'auk. asenreano THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1861. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT 01 BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Co--.,--mise Cieellicern.) IN It reirtif AND Mr/ALL The kinkrepts were eirchenta, of Great Tower-street. This was the certificate sitting. The acoortute, prepared by Megan. Hart Brother sad Haylsa, show unsecured debts of 9,UUDf., with meets of about 711 W. Mr. Poisson, in hi report on the case, states that the beak- Tapia, who were heathen, had coronweced trading in parte eirrahip at the sea of August. 'MO —the elder brother, brieetrine Pusan. having tarried on busier@ on hie owe account for about three year. previously, and at the time of the younger brother Mining him he appeared te have been insolvest to the extent of $3911. The Indies had resulted in considerable loos. On returns of 57,5351. the lose Including bad debts and trade expenses) had been ' CAW. in seven months and ten days. 'Their private draw ings hal not hen excessive. The books had been irregu larly kept. Mr. Lawrence, for the assignees, said an arrangement had been propeed, by which the younger bankrupt, who was just of age, shoul.l have hi. certificate, if the court thought fit, the certificate of the other bankrupt being adjourned for two or three month, in onler that the question might be tried as to the 'aline* of a partnership between the bank rupts nod a Imam of the same name at harm. Mr. Linklater, for the bankrupts, concurred, sod asked that the younger bankrupt, who was now to receive his certificate, might have an option as to whether he would have it classified or not. Ile uodershiod that to have been done by Mr. Commissioner Yonblisurpte the preceding day, His Honour said the commissioners were unanimously of opinion that claudication still applied to all cases which were pealing when the new act came into operation, and therefore the court wag bound still to name the class. The word " certificate" in the 157th section clearly referred to the " order of discharge" to be ginned under the new act. The certificate wosid powa=,.., of the second thus. I t would be a dangerous to allow • bank • rapt to chums whether his anti should be classified or not. The ease of Demetrius Pessali was adjourned until the Bth of January. (Sefors Mr. Commie■ieaer Evans.) IN It ArCI , ITUS WTIiN. — APPLICATION toil DIACII.M.E. The bankrupt, described aa a gentleman, of Curron-street, Mayfair, was a manlier of the bar. He was recently ad judicate:l and wetted, and now applied for his discharge. Mr. C. F. Lewis supported the application, and stated that the bankrupt had been in prison two months. Mr. MaUam opposed on behalf of the detaining coeditor, Mr. J. B. .J Morton, tailor, of AArkville•strect. The bank rupt had given him a pn.ruisaory note for 4 . 21.: an action being brought, he had wide an affidavit, and obtained liberty to appear, had put in a special plea, and had after. wards withdrawn it just before trial. The plaintiff had thus been put to an expense of 40f. He submitted that this was fraud. The Commisiaser —No ; it ia not fraud uucb u would induce the court to refuse the discharge ; but it may be brought before the court at a future stage. lucharp Festal. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. (Before the Chief Commissioner.) RITTISGS or THE COURT. The learned commissioner resumed the sittings this morn log. There is s good deal of business before the commis sioners, sod new cues have been appointed to the gth of March, and the sittings most be continued some time longer. - NEW ORDER OE THE LORD CHANCELLOR. The following order of the Lord Chancellor has been lemma to the couuuissioners respecting the pending busi• DIM : By virtue of the authority given to me by the 2.3 rd section of the Bankruptcy Act, I do direct that such un- Itaished matters as consist of business now pending in the aforesaid court shall be proceeded with and completed be fore anal by you, the commissioners of the said court. And I make this order subject to any further order that may be made by toe under the aforesaid authority, and also subject to any general order that may be made by virtue of the powers contained in the 45th section of the said act. " Wr.snear, C.' II IL D. N L I. 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No. 181 L I 00NPAUMB. 7Pd (CL micas 1 Salm 10,41 10 AmMllasima NUM I/ 16 60,100 10 At antic lIL MA1184414 an I 1 8501000 Atlantic ToL (lint).... all %OM U Alaskan= Apical—. 0 ST 19 271 1 67,00 10 Mena Waisrworlo. . all 1 0 moo as Bett.alelaaMag.T•Ca all fa fa 41al to Do. par a WWI all II 90 14710 14 Do. 11 0 7 an 9 It 01161 835 Canada Laud a 107 116 00.000 IL Oo or potbagAtOmialt 6ll IS 17 1,006060 Oa Palace MO 16 36 UMW IL Pretirmos lOC 106 107 100,0001 U. Do. Op. et. harp. DM l5O 106 107 0,000 , 10 Llndia&Lon.Bhippnill 6 11 01 dl. 0,00 10 Itaatiodialrrtg.& Canal 1 par epm 700,000 IN. niaettlo Talmraph 70,000 • Mg. sum Anat. Cop. 10,000 10 060. Steam Navima .13 14 26 - 1 IMMO 1 Ormat Ship (Linill671) 100,000 1 Do. 171 per cent. Prat all 1 11,000 6 Loa. Marla TN. (L.) 4l din 00,000 4 Lon. tits. Mannar Co ili 11 11 60000 10 Madras Ldp. • Canal I I: 2 pm 1 11000 10 ModitormanalloaTal. all 10,00 10 Itaditio. Its. Tel (Um) all 4 11 10,000 N National Mawr. 06 • 1 01 dla 0 0,000 20 Nerbuddaooaleklzos(L) I 11 4 die 11,610 10 Netherlands land 60,000 0 Do. Bp. a., la at 1.01•11 1 1 1,77,4 100 Martina &N. Boot Ld. 11 7 U 60111,,67000 O 6 1 1 N. ri en IStal M OAmustralasian .11 I lan 1 4 1 —• I 60,000 1 Do. "New Share.' 40000 la I la. Stet (US. 1 all 6 4 lif 1 000,000 84. Pool Leer Land• 181 a NO It SO 10,000 60 Pada. sad Orton. Illaam all as 71 fO,OOO 60 Do. New 0 II 13 pa 40,000 10 /Lam It lad. Tel. 0.0 all 10 10 10,000 60 Lynam !roe 10,000 16 Do. New all 46 0 16,000 100 *oral 1411144 am 2A1,000 11. Soottialt And. lavastaa lap 130 140 14,1(M 11 tk Australian Lad all 11 le 7•.000 1 haulm Tal. kelp 60,000 1 Da. do. Itagistared all 1 11,500 10 Do. do. I$MO 10 &Aged Amaral' (Unshed) MEM lama I 1701 pm IA W 16 Iruat&M.oo.U.Caaada I • %OM 6 URI. Kingdoms TN. (t.O. 1 1 die par 14 100 Vas Maisss'a lasd 284 0 10 I ... id 3' MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY) Twe o'Ciocc The funds to-day are steady, at yesterday's is provememt. Business is limited. This is settling day in the railway share market. Prices are ge nerally steady. Indian railway stocks aro im proving. There has been some excitement this morning in Mexican and Venezuelan Bonds. Consols are officially marked 931 and 1 fur money, and 93j1 for the account. The present quotation is 94 to 1, both for money and the 7th November. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 ; New Three por Cents., 911, ; India Five per Cont. Stock, 1051, 105, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 981 ; ditto 1859, 981; ditto Bonds, 15s. prem.; Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 81 ; ditto Five per Cent., 981; Exchequer Bills, small, Bs., 7s. prom ; ditto June, 13e. prem. ' M e xican Bonds opened at a further considerable rise this morning, And transactions took place as high as 28i. Some realisations have since been pressed, and the last price recorded is 271. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is steady at 80 to and that of 1858, at 68 to There is a considerable rise in Venezuela Bonds, which are last marked 21i. Sales are recorded as follows ; —Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 92j; Mexican Three per Cents., 28 ; ditto for account, 28, 11, 27/, 28, 274 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 47} ; ditto Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, 1859, and 1860, 47 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 82; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 1 51 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 68*, 673 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account. 211, 21, it. The diaoonnt market yesterday was extremely easy. Good bills were taken at nto 2} per cent. The bills drawn on London for account of the Bank of France continue to come over in parcels of mode rate amount,and,possesaing first chum endorsements, have been taken as low as 24.. The beat six months' bills may be placed at 34 to n. About 40,6001. in gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday, making 100,000 i. since the last ratan'. The Tyne has arrived at Lisbon from Brasil, with 119,23 W. in specie. Of the 246,000/. by the Shan non, from the West Indies, 164,000/. is silver sad 82,0001. gold. The steamer Edinburgh sailed yesterday for New York with 14,067/. in specie. The Mexican steamer due towards the end of November is expected to bring a large amount of silver. The change which came over the Liverpool cot ton market on Tuesday continued yesterday. Decided dulness was observable, and the sales were limited to 3,000 bales. A telegram received yesterday from Lisbon an nounces a defeat of General Urquiza by the forces of Buenos Ayres. It is stated in good quarters that the principle upon which the terms of the intervention in Mexico have been arranged is that of a strict recognition of prior rights and claims. There is, it appears, a pressing French claim of old date for 200,000 dole. This and the British bondholders' claim for the restitution of the 660,000 doles of which ' they were scandalously robbed, will, we under stand, be met out of the first funds that come into the chest of the allies. Other claims by French and Spanish subjects are to be liquidated in due course, but it is said that the understanding arrived at is that the hypothecation of the 25 per cent. of the customs duties to the English bondholders shall be rigidly respected. This point is of much import ance, seeing that the arrears of interest amount now to Zi per cent. A remittance of 2001. has been received by the mail from Guayaquil, on account of the divi dends on the debt of Ecuador. A further amount would have been remitted, but that bills on England were not obtainable. In consequence of the pressure of depositors ? the directors of the " Bank of Deposit and National Assurance and Investment Association" have sub mitted to an investigation of its affairs, and the books have accordingly been placed in the hands of Messrs. Harding, Pullein, and Co., the accountants. The liabilities arc estimat ed at about 300,0001. The directors affirm that the assets show rather more than 294. in the pound, butthat a forced realisation would entail great loss. Mr. Harding, however, after examining the particulars placed before him, reduced this estimate by one-third. Perhaps a dividend of 10s. iu the pound may ultimately be realised. The depositors are spread all over the country, and belong chiefly to the poorer classes. The bank was established in 1844. The circular issued yesterday is subjoined : Bank of Deposit, National Assurance and Investment Association, 3, Pall-mall East, London, Oct 30. Snt—ln consequence of the advertisements and paragraphs which have recently appesrcd iu some of the daily journals relative to this association, the stockholders have (not unnaturally perhaps) become anxious for the immediate repayment of their investments. This is virtually iwpueaible, as the nature of the majority of the securities held by the association precludes their immediate realisation. Under these circumstances, _and at the sug gestion of some of the stockholders, the board have resolved that the precise position of the affairs of the association shall be ascertained by public aoromitaints, and Mossn. Harding, Pullein, Whinny and Gibbons, of 3, Bonk-build ings, have been requested to investigate the accounts and to report thereon. So soon as their report is prepared • meeting will be convened.— I am, Ac., Prrr.a MORRISON, Managing Director. The Loudon and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 995/. It is said that the forthcoming return of the Lancashire sad Yorkshire Company will show a decrease of 1,4271. The traffic of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending October 12 was 16,9961. sterling, being 370/.. more than in the cor responding period of last year. The position of the market for American securities is noticed as follows by Mr. E. K. batter thwaite : Tan BIRHOP or Ex um—Yesterday, Mr. Dlayall, the photographer, having been commissioned by his lord. ship, attended at the Mama, Bishopstowe, for the purpose of photographing the Bishop of Exeter. The right rev. prelate, considering his great eye, is looking exceedingly well, being stronger and in the enjoyment of better health than usual. The *did, was consequently enabled to pro duce several exceedingly line portraits, characteristic in pose, and happy in expression. His lordship is in his 85th year. NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE EDUCATION OP THE CHILDREN or THE Pooss—The jubilee of the National Society for the Education of the Children of the Poor in the principles of the Established Church was held in Birmingham on Tuesday. In the morning Diving Service was held in St. Martin's Church, and • sermon preached by the Bishop of Worcester; rod in the evening there was • public meeting in the Music Hall, under the presi dency of Lord thilthorpe. The meeting was addressed by the noble chairman, the Bishop of Worcester, Lord Lyttelton, Sir John Pakington, Sir Stafford Northcote, the Bight Hoo. C. B. Adderley, rd Mr. Newdegate. Several of the speakers referred to the revised educational code, respecting which • considerable difference of opinion appeared to exist. The following resolutions were carried : That this meeting desires to avail itself of this jubilee anniversary publicly to record its grateful recognition of the Divine blessing upon the plans and efforts of the Na tional Society for the Diffusion and Improvement of Na tires' Education upon the principles of the Established Church during the last fifty yeas r " That this meeting desires to record its deep conviction that, although the WEDNESDAY EVENING. roduplary efforts of the clergy and laity have been largely 1 Console which CIOSINI yesterday at 92/ to 93 f oe wheidisel by that portion of the parliamentary grant which ass fella to the share of the Church of Englandwhoolae money and the 7th Nov., opened this morning iamb still urgent need of the sustained and extended ePe- :t093t0 A, and closed at 934 to 4. The official for money, 931, 921, 934, 4 ; ditto retinae al the National Society." New Three per Cents., illi, : businens report is as follows :—Three per Cent. GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.—Papers to be read Nov. c ona a t, 6,1861. at Burlington- home : -1. Note of the Bone-caves for account (Nov. 7 ), ._ 934 ;_ Three per Cents. Re el Lewd Vie', Manion. By IL Marcel de Serra. 2. On , ~ the Petroleum Spriege of North America. By Dr. A. i dtieeas 91 ti Ps 4 ; Gamer, IC,G.S. 3. On a Volcanic Phenomenon in Manilla ! i ; Bank Stock, 229, 231 ; India Stock, 225, 226 ; By J. G. Yalta, Ear. 4. On some additional Remain* of ditto Five per Cent. stock, 105 i, 105, 4 ; ditto Lead Animals in the Coal-measures of Nova Scotia. By f or accoun t, 1051 , 105 ; ditto our per Cent. Dr. J. W. Dawson, EGA Debentures, 1863, 98/ ;ditto, 1859, 984 ; ditt o A RUNAWAY Taeut.—Yesterday an accident of - ; F. a very singular nature took place on the Newport, Aber. 1 Bowls, lie. prom. our per Cent " enfaced " pventiy, pied Hereford line of railway, at a short dietetics . rupeeP aPeri 81 4 ; ditto Five per Cent " eufaced" from the Pontypool-road station. It appears that the cow. . rupee paper, 984, 98 ; ditto Five- a nd- a -H a lf per doctor of the morales presager train from Monmouth to : Cent., 1041, 4. Hereford, SI soon as he arrived at Pontypool•road, left the . to 88. prem and the June at 12a. to 15g. The March Exchequer Bills were steady, at :is. sagine—for some reason or other which as yet remains un- There were some sales of India Bond,, at 1 in. • ipr em. explaieed—and went on to the platform, without taking the preesutioe of even leaving the fireman in charge. The train was at a standstill, and the pressure of the breaks removed• prem. but it unfortunately happened that the driver in shutting off The India Five per Cents, were firmer at 105 the edam omitted to oompletely close the regulator. Further to 4. steam was panted, and the engine with the two carriers , passages, =wa d away from the platform , gradu a lly i n . yesterday, but steady. The Five per Cent. closed Wombed to it, and in which luckily there were only . nme 1 0 rupee paper wan lees actively dealt in than tiering Is speed sthe motion of the train further opened at 974 to 984, and the Five-and-a-H*lf at 104/ to the valve. The passengers, finding that they were left 1051. entirely without tleguidance of the driver, became naturally , In the foreign stock market the feature was againalarmed, alarmed, and made the most frantic attempts to leave their ' perilous position. The engine prooseded dm the line in . in Mexican Honds, which have risen ft to / per the direction of Newport fur about a mile, the momentum cent., notwithstanding the pending settlement. of the train augmenting the rate of speed till it reached about 16 miles an hour, when it earns in view of a goods mese, shunting on the line near a place called Cold.) , ! LIVERPOOL FiNANCIII. —ln spite of the lona of the gm. - It ran into the ballast engine with considerable fora, ' town idles, the Liverpool Corporation rejoice in the posses causing great injuries to the ironwork of both engines' non of a surplus, and yesterday, at the meeting of the Town Happily the passengers, although much frightened, did not Council, it warn resolved to establish • " surplus account," sustain, beyond some contusions on the face sad limbs, in. the minimum to be 50,000 f. Tles first instalment to be juries of such • nature as to prevent them from proceeding banked antoonte to 0,8001, for the year 185940, and 7,0001. on their journey. for IritilMil. There bee been a fair amount of business transacted is Artiorimn securities in London during the put week ; it has been of the mania character we have so long had to remark, viz., eelluig, by English holden, and buying for shipment to New York. This proms+ appears to go steadily on. THE POLICE COURTS (THIS DAY.) MARLDOROUGH,STREET. 111111•0111DOIAIT •GAINIRT A COrIZZ•HOCRI Ir. Themes Hewerel, lately keeping', coffee-home in the Haymarket, was elearged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with stealing two serious Miry Ivrea. al the mhos of 61., the property d Mr. Michael Hart, eoffee-bouso keeper, el 24 Hey merket. Yr. ideraf Lewis. of Great nand for We accused. rr. Hart saillAbuot • niowth I entered into N time with Mr. Howard, to M _ age ks busioom at 24 0, i tt market After a pent demi of Mrpining I agreed to give I3of. for the bonbon. sad to pay 301. for repairs, bet Oar. wards it was arranged that we should be partriere, bet this was spin amok Howard mad I should give him 1.11 X., and Mice all oo the premises. I had seen the dorm is timed= la Hr. Howard's room. Oa 11r. How ard Issurlag he kronen down his Most, ma I degraded to see what tie box ointained. Hs thee mind me "whether I was an idiot ;" but afterward. opened the chest, and then I found • quantity of bedding, do. Gad • box of cigars sad two bottles of wise. I told him he had ao right to sake the Wags, •ad that I would give him • box of elan sad two bottle@ of Mau I afterwards mimed the igen.. Os Monday last Howard called in Mby • cigar , sad I inked him for the Soros. and he then nptisd, •Do you take me for • Do you Shish I wma ping to let you have irrn7thing ? I then Mid him that if ha did not Ist go o Mae the fkluros I would giraad o him h is Maim p aed Met sight I went to his linkrinp im la am A mentable said he found the Agora in the prisoner's hex. Mr. Tirwititi—Was say ismitory takes? Prcoiciator—No. Mr. ilowird did sot know his own skied. Prio•er—He bamboo:4ld me oat of the cigars. Mr. Lemio-1 thin Ima soft settle the use., When did yea, Mr. Had, see the figures last Ia the house Promeuter—Abeen • foetaight ego, about the 10th. It wee hist Monday whoa he same to the arrangement that I was to lam all the damp es the prinnism Mr. Lewis—And this lest Sin, yes sa w them safe was on the 10th. 7%_s le se proof the Wags were there last Mon day sad the weeniest i. dated the 2Sth. ' Tyrwhite-1 dunk I must take it that the things we there lest Monday. Who is to show that they wen. sot ? Thugs sew to have been dose in a loom manner. newels sot 'meek to fix the mewled with felony, but I most my that it was set proper to walk off with the things be the way Mr. Howard has dose. I think I most have melee security. Mr. Lewis-1 have no objection, if Mr. Hart thinks he hoe • title to the figures, to let them remain in the hands of this police for • fortaight, that Mr. Hart may try the question at the County Court, but your worship thinks there& any sass for trial, seed it. Subsequently Mr. Tyrwhitt agreed to take the acciund's recogiusases to appear in a fortaight. The amused bad in his poaserws about 200 f., which was ordered to be rem up to him. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TEVINIIMT. Offeell 31, II A.M. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LATEST CITY BETTING. frsOM ova amour, EXPRESS OFFICE, TRCIADAY Arrammos. The betties up till two o'clock to-day was entirely con fined to the " First sad Second Clam Nurseries^ in the former of which Spark, and Hadji Starros advanced to 4 to 1, whilst they fouled an op ant in Malek, at the same quotations. For the Nursery, Tubal Roes advanced from 7, awl Pieces from 10 to 1 to 4 to 1 each, whilst Podolia went up two points from yesterday. The Derby horses were not inquired after. The following are the latest quotations : FIRST•CLABS NURSERY.—NEWMARKET. 4 to 1 apt Spark (t) 4 to 1 Hadji Stavros (t) 4 to 1 Welt (off) 7 to 1 Keane (t) 10 to 1 Mayflower (t) SECOND-CLASS NURSERY. 4 to 1 apt Tabal Ross (t) 4 to 1 Plsdon (t freely) sto 1 Farfalla (t) 7 to 1 Tim Whinier (t) 10 to 1 Sappho (off) Iff to 1 Gorse (t) 12 to 1 Alert' (t) 12 to 1 Brahmin (t) (n neentte TELEcaum.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) .00 SUBSCRIPTION PLATE. Radii& Stanton HANDICAP ISWILEPSTAKIS. Cerbisoor The Hoe - 1 2 its. FREE HANDICAP OP 30 SOPS. 8 ea's.— ::: i ...t ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAICEB. D.M. Queen of Spelt), 84 10Ib ; Tolurnu, Bst 61b; Watchman, det ; Benjamin, flat ; Old Towlsr, ; Mahala, Sat ; Agag, Ist 121 b ; Mayflower, let 101 b ; Peahen, Tat 81b ; Sagitta rius, ist 4lb ; Warrener, Tat 41b ; Black Pearl, Tat 41b ; Co. laces, Tat 41b; Brightonia c, Tat 311 i ; Charlton, Gst 121 b; Mildew c, fiat 91b ; Real Jam, list Sib ; Plunket e, Bat 9lb ; Cutler, fiat Rib ; Harlequin, bet 71b. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOVS. Ab.M. Sentinel, Barbados% Sappho, Ploughboy, Emily do Low, Ensign, sal Harriiimm are here. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 15 SOVE. T.V.O. Man-at• Arms, 4 yrs, 84 101 b; Gsllus, 5 yrs, Sat ne ; Rates, 4 ye% 7st 131 b; Queen of Fails, 3 ym, 7st 121 b; Curlew, 4 yrs, 7st 21b ; Voltella, 3 yrs, 74 7111 ; Walloon, 3 yrs, 7st 71b ; Ellen, 4 yrs, 7st 71b ; Rocket, 5 yrs, 7st 41b ; Tightfit, 5 yrs, 7st ; Fist Sheen, 3 yrs, Est 131 b ; Lopeatcher, 3 yrs, Gat 101 b; Sago. 3,rs, fist 101 b; Epsom,. 3 yrs, fist 51h; Lady Clue, 3rs, fat 511); Ducat, 3 yrs, &t 21b; David Ann, 3 yrs, 64 ; Brilliant, 3 yrs, sst 131 b ; The Rock, 3 yrs, ust 101 b. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Find half of Ab.M. Nutbush, 3 yrs, 10st 4lb ; Confectioner, 4 yrs, Sea 101 b; Little Lady, 3 yrs, Bst 71b ; Penalty, 5 yrs, 84 41b ; Woman in Red, 4 yrs, list lib; Itestse, 4 yrs, Bst ; Enfield. 5 yrs, ilet ; Lana, 3 yrs, Tat M ai d ospbst. t, 5 Tit 10lb Mousetrap, 3 yrs, 7st of the Xi*, 5 yrs, Tet nb Antwerp, 3 yrs, Ist 4lb ; 3 yrs, lid 1311, ; Babette f, 3 yrs, Est 814 All are here. LATEST Berrnto. FIRST CLASS NURSERY STAKES. 11 to 2 eget Hedji Slams (t) SECOND CLAMS NURSERY STAKES. to 2 si;st Pigdon (t f) carries fist 12Ibs. Very little betting. NINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Qom. The mining market is quiet to-day, the fortnightly settlement engaging chief attention. Hingston Downs shares are firmer, at 44 to 4. Wheal Setou are quoted 102 to 104 ; Marke Valley, 94 to ; East Caradon, 26} to f ; Providence 42 to ; Wheal Margaret, 39 to 41 ; Zan Cern Brea, 84 to 9 ; and Caradon Consols, 14 to 15. North Downs are officially marked in the Stuck Exchange 41. United Mexican Mining shares continue in active demand, and have further advanced. B3siness is officially recorded at 74, 71 and 71. Other foreign and colonial &imp tions are steady. East del Rey have been dealt in at f and prem. ; Kapunda at ilere m ; North Rhine Copp e r (S ou th A us t ra li a ), at die. ; Port Phillip, at prem. ; and St. John del y, at 494. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAO&PI. ___ .... . —.............. Ivilisst.ilestsy. Oita. I Apt. y Sawa 1 tesd. 2 40.21 Sri Oct. 6 12 36. 121374 led 174 94 04 Ild 424 lid l9 96 Mt weeks' Ann- -- - --- -----.. - - gate Atm B.l 772 1 Mt id 94 0442. 01 414 7.1 DCTf.-=4fliest. Barley. Vats. "ye, thriaimiouay Yeas, I. Esau= Oiwir Now Last WEIL—Why& 14760. 'alley, ka. 44, . oats. Mat . 0: beams. CVO: paw 1.•79 quartets. DIAORAY lINoWIIIO nos roman= no tun =IRAQI PfICI Of WNICAf MUM TO WI WILLI INIXID. lion. 21.340.13. 04. & UeLll. Oa& iv Oat. : It 67 • .. .. .. .. -..- 67 • .. .... .... ....: IS 3 .. 63 11. .. .. .. DONOING LANIL—(TBDI DAY.) soran.—Tb• market (matinees inactive, but ces main all MM. Good and fine brown Porto Ri m*old at 36a. to 37a. ; low to fine yellow, 375. 6cl. to 43a. 6d. Refined le is moderate request. Come has sold with moderate spirit at the previous earreeey—low middling and middling plantation Ceylon, 74a. to 78a. ed. ;issaborry, 799. to 83.. tid Coccos.—For Guayaquil there is 1110 Th doollod—Xlo bap add at 63a. Tiri.—ns public sales are pmgressing steadily. RoU.—Dierrersras hare sold Creel at Is. 9d. ; a few weak, la Bd. ; also a tew Jamaica at 2k 6d. to 2s. 8(1 ; and weak Leeward. at Is. 7d. Rwr..—The demand continues dull. Slices have sold at previous prices. Nutmegs, Grenada, Ild. to Is. Id.; 7Anzibar cloves, 31d. to 30.; Arnhoyna, Ofd. to 3d.; ginger. ordinary and middling Junkies, Me. to rM ; pepper, Tellicherry white, lad.; Singapore. Bd. to6jd.; Pimento, 3d.; caasia lieu*, Bret, 925.; second, K7s. Facir.—The demand is quiet, but prises are unaltered. JUTE has sold without spirit at the late advance. lvoitio continues in good request. TALLOW MARIENT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the following prior :—Town tallow, ria. 3d. net cash ; Petenbarg Y. 0., as the spot, 52a. ; all the year. 51s. 9d. ; December, 52a. 6d. ; Joinery to March, Ws. to 535. 6d. ; March, 54a. ; April to Jane, 51a. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beast; is it h o wever inclothe several left over from Monday last. Tr ade is dull ; on the average Monday's quotations are ratlines!, but a clearance cannot he satiated. The supply a/sheep, which is rather large, minima ski* of foreigu and inferior qualities. Good qualities are Geer disposed of at fully late rates. other kinds meet with a eds. (1f Wade remains inultercd. Our (amigo supply oossiebe of WO beasts, 3,860 sheep, and 130 (amigo lCieb cows, 90. Port dor 08 U u ad.a d. lyr steno of Slim a. d. 8. d. 1810618048. Ilandea. 4 a I Dog Dom& 0 0 0 • Sol •lberos 4a 4 I NA Loatmools.... 6 0 1 6 118.0061 via boob 10 4 0 Do. do. 11110182 .... 00 0 0 °gm 4 4 a 11 laallllload gaol 4 a 4 10 4411 4 Dade. Mont .... 0 00 0 Bust Do* 11:11.brod1 ♦6 I Labs OO 0 0 102 118•44 •200 06 wet* 1,210; Amp sod lambs. 0 110: Cam. . RE. ontrncriaLD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wenn. Davis and Co. report trade slow at last day's piriesa:—Prinas meadow bay, kla. to 90s. ; superior ditto. 96a. to 106 s. ; inferior ditto, 40a. to 565. ; clover, old, 90a. to 120. ; ditto, osw, wood cut, 80s. 101035. ; straw, 2136. to 345. TniVaT DEEDS.—BALANCIt-ARRIITS. —A question of much importance has been raised—whether the debtor who registers tinder the trust deed clauses is not to be required to tile a balance-sheet. It may otherwise happen that, es heretofore, debtors who could well pay 20a. in the peen& escape with a composition of one-ttonl the unman. be canes creditors cannot afford the time for going iota tbaS elaborate investigation of aceounte which could aims es hibit the act-ml capacity of the debtor to meet hie mew manta. If every debtor were required to file • hokum. sheet—and no honest debtor can object to this cows.— the cmditors would at once have the means of ascertaining the state of affairs "u between themselves and the debtor. sod against third persoes."-771e Ga:ette of Bankruptcy. SHARE L1878.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Clooz. The railway share market to-day is inactive, but prices generally are fairly supported. The only va riations of importance are an improvement of I per cent. in London and North Western stock, and a decline of to /in Great Western and South Eastern. This is settling day. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 91/ to f ; Great Western, 71/ to ; Midland, 1281 to 129 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to 107 ; Caledonian, UM to ; South Eastern, 77 to ; and Great Northern, 112 to 113. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have im proved to /to 1 prem. The Indian lines are in demand, with an upward tendency. San Paulo shares are inquired for ; Great Western of Canada have given way. U&DINAAT SIAI AND STOOD/. IRAILWATIL Closing •••••••• 7eitm4l7 - rol 57. sr. - Ai all .Inria.,WoL &Moor Vat 74 I -• K. IN ,Ditt.,laa..**isiawas - - - N all Illeekbura - -.- N all ! Myth sad bon - - N al ,B o ston.aleaKeild.C Si 04 - NlO9 . Bristol and Nuke - is Caledonian 99 all Cork and landau.. - -• - IS ell Cornwall $ S •- 10 all i Do. •I A nadir. &stilt .... ... - 19 all 'Do 81 p.e. la pMd to B. - ... -- SO all Nikko L.3(i Boca& , no. 61 62 - N all Dund.,rerth, & Abd..7n. 104 11 - N 100 la& Anglian l9 20 _ si. 100 Sestina CounSios 5 49 &Si 116 9 4 ft, 100 Swan Union, Stock • 47 69 -• 4. 100 Do. Skala 119 its 84 111 all but Busolk 911. 100 S.Unbur s h an d Gleagow - 97 . - N 100 114.1nbro',Posth,Dandee 19 204 10 all forth and clyde Jima - -. U. 100 ,Clow &S. Western WA - 10 all 104. Northog 106 Soolind -,, - 111 . ioo onset Northern - ilk 100 ro. • Rook 110 111 - 111.16.100 Do. it Stook 1119 121 130 11l 100 Gt. South* West. (Ire.) 109 105 - N aO6 Ore& Wodas 714 71 714 211 54. 100 Do.fteerital.Onaltli 66 59 N. 100 tareaskire& Todd** 1062 lob; 1 0 6! 111 7 kISO London and Blaekwall 67 Se 674 100 Lon..llrightosoULOond 115 11 6 6 li• SO. WO landoChathskADoir. MI 7 - IS. 100 London & Nortk WNW. 91 NI 919 e I 114 all De. Michela - - - N 10 Loadao&tionthWaslorn 99 94 94 N all Londouderri4kOoketila .- - - U all Do, sa& NnalskiMeo 19 11 .... 11l 106 Man.,lllteLAUnoolnah 67 474 MI 74 If all Metropolitan 5 6 -.. 1 10. 105 Midland ........ _ Mil I`.B} 1289 4 I 1Y 2.14 Do. New l9 11 0.0 p. sc. in Do. Bina& Derby 9b 100 oh N all Mid. Gt. Ws. (Ire.) -- IS all Mid [eat - - ... WO all Newcastle and Carlisle -.- - 16 9 Newry& Arroagh.deg $ 9 al. - no all Newrs.WarreopAlno - -.- 1 4. 100 Norfolk ft. in North BAN& - N, all North Devon UM. & D ..- - - NI Do. • - - -. Ilk 100 N. issiern-Borwiek IA 181 Do. G.N.S.Paro 601 dig par ... 54. 100 Do. Ueda 5B 59 Ni N. 100 Do. York9l4 31 U. 10* North London - N all Ncellut&Wsetersliso. 104 109 - Xl7, North ontifortiehlro 49 41 dia - 100 Notk&GrenthoialLeC. 119 91 10 all Peskin - -.. 111 all Porlasonth 40 ail 9.l62inney - - 91. IN Scottish C.olnl - N 100 Scottish N. 11.. Aber.llo. MI 90 - N NO Scottish Midland 96 97 - N IN Shrogahlre Union 06 66 - Kall litttglighowne*llheant. - -•- IN South Devon B6 U .... M ** NO &oath %elk &to Wake SO $ 1 - N 101 S. York*. • liver Duo 94 96 - N all Stains&Woldsghm.,&e. 4 6 - N all Stockton & Darlington 17 1111 - N 13 Nita ditto - N 100 Taft Vale - - - NMI Mee - SS Die. 129 14 .. gas -• U. VA Yale el Nosili 10 la Vl4l4da NIL& Ballo° 14 18 129 4 N ail Wang Cornwall 69 -.• I& UM W.lmtls&P - - U.St NW 100 West X 45 .0970 rd 40 50 40 9 4 - Mao 67 - U. 100 NW I.rsYud MI SO - IitIFULZPIOZ MURES. 0. I rd I' 4 T