The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-17 00:00:00

.... LAW INTELLIGENCL (TkiDit DAY.) THZ POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MARYLEBONL iniainto A COM/ER TAI:DACIOCA haul a moat impoaing effort. At one r t • .to eutwitioualy high tower, which the eti•eattott party papers have kindly suggested is ta. It t.. tetuble in un e.t.a's:diem day, and within ,• A -pArvwt• .luiwirangle to which I obtained ad by propitiating the doubt./ of the god of war, who bad asvi.l Inc at the railway station. txrpeut,nt were at work by torchlight preptir -1114 14 itrillMlly 'limpet! dight / 4 steps and covered way *alms to Ii " Schloss Airebe," where I am in lonerel Ilse actual cremating is to take place, anal trillium all runnel in which are to be accommodated the 1114. f t, pried...v.l spectator'. Neither the dowel' nor tLe yeadrangk will accouomalate u. Il.y ms that I fever the MEMO° itthalstauts /4 Kotainaberg and their MOAN/ will have to wait fur the details et the ' , would' until the /Pod ! , Nems mid other morning papers conic hack fnan London. There I. a statue / 4 the Britt King Frederick, standing in an alcove inineediakly oppositu the portcullis, as ,eu coma, out trims the cloak, and I was aurpritwal t. • Ave the crowd,. of people that aterrolualed it, nivi the interest with which they examined it and read the inscription. The alcove is a new *Mit' and a boas. ono--another 111 : 111 / 1 1iXtrati011 14 the net% ly-sprung-up spirit of nationality which now very:plea every part of Prussia. People, iu fact, talk of nothing but bitteettr king of lioltemia, and Ilse Teutonic knights, and the Margrave Albert, and the two Fredericka, the Potsdam " Tabagie" and the eieveu Years' War. Coming down to proamt Canes, it is whispere.l in your me that Friday neat ist tiled for the coromition, out merely because it is the birthday of the Crown l`riace, but tveauvr it is the anniversary of the battle of Leigatia, which I believe does not hold a very proutineut platy in the French calendar of victory. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Wan Mr. COlllll/miCINI. Fenn.) I:I 111 W. W. WHYI.PLEY. The bankrupt won &A-10*A to an iron, timbsr, add ene ninaima merchant, "of the city of London, !ideal*. Jobter, New Ilriasserek." This wee the examinatioa meeting. ),..L.n.v•shert, preiiirctl by Messrs. Ifanling and kim cuations the following items :- -To unsecured creditors, OWN. ; secured ditto, .1,329 f. ; lialrlitiee , 2,71 W. ; profits en sham in V ictoru. Coal Mining Company, given to bank rupt fur advances arid oaf rafts AS director. %widen, Piny. 1. 10.11, 1,2:11 By good debtors, 1.14110/.; property bold its aceurity, 4..:3g.; shares iii tbn Victnna real Wm )dud), mtimit,l at 7 , ; Unar,er coutllluA, estimated at .41.. a.; h., ou vneril trading, 1.070/. Mr. Idokliter, for the petitioning creditor. statol that nu W.1.-Ore had been chosen, but there was no objevtiou to the bankrupt ;styling. Mr. Whitmore, the official assignee, stated that all the creditors were resideut in Nova Scotia, as were all the debtors to the estate. No creditor bad moved, and the petitioalud creditor WWI • friend of the bankrupt. 'flir songs returned as aaoets could not be dealt with in this country. Mr. Bischoff, who represented the British Beak of North America. and Mr. Harwood. on behalf of creditors, premed fur an adpurnmeat of the examination meeting. l • ltioiately the examination wasadrournedfor two months. -.•••••• IN St IA V.+. —APPL ICATIOIII rOI DI*CHAZOL The bankrupt was gelatine meaufacturer. of &widow guest, Walworth. He wee adjudicated ban us Teas day. aad applieatioo wee sow made fur his dWiargie from Horsenumger.Lioe God, where Le ia is e at the suit .4 • creditor. l'uder the old act it Me lees the alm invariable practice not to discharge a baskraph from prima until after the choice of anaignem but ma the sew act coming intoomeatiou the improweiew appeared lemma that a trader was entitled to his discharge immeditaly as adjudiothoo. A similar applicatam ads to Mr. as. cuwaimer I ioulburn has hem refused. Mr. Mrsugh (instructed lay Mr. Wells. of MommiateMrest) =i the apple-sties ; Xt. Tea opposed oat behalf of • Hieldeasar said be should adept the emus preerribed ta the am eel. sad as interfere la velars the baakropt SE hi Ind setaphol stab the providers ai the est by nag wadi ea aesoaat r was roluired. a 11l USW sionn.—"IIAPOLEOS 111."—THIC cuastrica- T,oy qUIDITION. The bencrupt ww • buLklar and sankeeper, of Guildford. Re bed deliegnithed the hone ha kepi by the tire (ratter send le lin country) of Hennes 111. Thu wu the earillede neene. He 01111111 I, eirearred creditor; DTI;; M nen IvAbag tosaft. MON. ; musts, about prenny eat wewilly. HAW. la fee the indisein meentid to the bad • nee bang e. vended.. The trainee wee dreheme led h our illsonellesid be the Int den ; but it well new bed the lEtth wenn ef She new ad that eleselliden wee enerady abelsand. abseil the einnin 1h lb. new deiteinne enervire, the engem reendiendal leelendi ebeeid ben • Gni lire ditilleila 61. finwee add be rre regreited the Adkins el 4611161111101111111,VM/61 that bad Inpond peeler dune as ibe en& Mend eiselleane be deeded to le applies. dad lb. ss 116 elen ef seesi builent would nye • edilliste. IX - 11111.111111. The brans, • t Wr, of U 0••••11-stren, applied far W certificate. Aialost tgi nu Wm were mete of Aims lUOt. Mr. beef* far the heriouph. maid lar a big dial SITMAISSIL lIL Humour osid le 'meld pant K subjoet to the NUM nesblaso. If be ores wren. Wee me we toes dams sad avoid be • Isotinuonsl Ie W beaboeprs conduct. IN it LAS& n ol i= VP a exitiii et Me& This wee the glailllintase Uweesond dates, ; meta reeersed 3,39 M. Mr. Lansaw opposed. is the pawed that the serum& Wyly ••••••imi Is AS MOGI et several itemised peas& Mr Lava. Si, the welpete, sad Mr. IVldtw the sisigawNecerurred te WA* that the crept , weld eel reser better sesessis. The Imam' posed. ILN et Dims. This wee the Ina outs. wader the_lesimplky of T. M. rice{, el the Moteettonl Brewiteni. The pre ! merry slateraset aunt. lq Meter& thews Reel Dello* Awes easeneved debee er.l lie Uhtioa of 9,79 W. ; &Me held * security, 19,1191. ; mew, unlatiegithe property held as security, .91,0111 M. lassige I=lM time ler aortal With the awbehies nouns 214. of the Ira ik Dales red 13•11. soctiteem, Wollisobwireek Ca that ea the 3411 alt. he pro the pri v =rl 6 4•l 4 = en the aw tahliebineet an • porter, • thews, for 61. Be., it the sone Wee dweeitag his to slew mane (pude boa • home is Chnoyse-wslk. Cholaiia. He asesimid to room whim Ilkw withal, awe of hies instil after he wee ft sharp yew lards, evening. Prior, t 1 Lsid that the primmer wee glean into custody it aim o'clock in Pririces•rood, lownbeekind on tell* hies what he wee claw.' with be regal{ " Very well" Mr. Moastiolil eakal Mr. Bell sea had bees einsined for the cheque. awl ha Meted that i 4 had en the rase day the prisoner was 'strutted with it. Mr. Mearfteki -How loon has he hue in year service Mr. Ba ld—About throe n;ostha. Mr. Mamas (So the prammar)—Wlisi have you to my to this chars*? Prisons—l have .thins to say, year wcnbip. P r. Maaolialil -Do you pled guilty, or sot guilty mmer - D o Mr. Maaeliald committed him to hard labour far throe mouths is the Houma of Conectios. WE4TM METER. usual t wash Jena Cierafe was pieced at the bar before Mr. Poynter, eheteed with s great gesatity of F ort wine. Stated Mr. Dom. likekshieret. 30, Ho. George &place, Knighte beidge, Met the primmer had been In his enmloy as porter, and had during thot time robbed him of a great "neatly 01 wine, which Ind been deposited at his private rssideees, Muse-place. Prneecotor bad occasion, • short time ogn, to go to Ireland, sod left kis keys with hie bro ther ; la* latter having also ommion to leers England, the keys were turnot over to the rare of • respectable female. Primmer contrived to obtain the keys from her, and, enter ing the warehouse, helped himself to the wine. Mr. Payster--What quantity has he taken! Mr. Lear-1 have missed from II) to 15 gallons. Mr. Nyeter—lt im not is bottles, then! Mr. Dear - No. is a cask. Mr. Psynter —How did he take it sway Mr. Dear -He drank it there. Mr. Poynter—Drank from 10 to 11 piloted wise! Mr. Lear—That I the quantity mooing. 31r. hunter - flow do you know he drank it there? Mr. Desr—He was sees doing it. He removed the bum sod putting somethin g i n t o th e pi ps o f w i se meshed •Ise tp Mr. Poynter—When did yon know what wee the task Duar—Tvro Of WOO months ago, whom it was assely full. and Uln 1 sow ssesidsr duo quantity I love lay has Mr. Papier—Such oar are very (Idiot& to praised& 11r. Denie—lla was wen to do it. Mr. Ater—That may be, but voy expensesse ham shows we that it in difficult to °Mali acovielioss is nick mu; his mouth aught halm been mess at the •- • tube, but he might not have been mesa to Wm MN Irma. asal the quabtoy atel value are obffieuit, of mot Mr. law -The value of the wise missed is MY. The pri mmer has himself made as admission of his guilt. Poberecorsatable .tla It—Aa I brought Lon to the station he said he did out drink all the wiar, but he knew all else' it. Prisoner, who said bathing ia defame, was remanded till lateminy. JUMPING 01 MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES. (THIS DAT.) ALLEGED VIOLENCE OF THE GOVERNOR OF THE HOUSE OF DLTENTION TO A PRISON i.R. Thin day a general meeting of the magistrate's of the enmity of Middlesex wan held at the Bessioas House, Clerkenwelt green. Mr. litxar POWNALL, chairman of the bend'. preseksL There was a very full attendance of inagistrates, in conseuuence of its being known that • charge of violence on the part of Captain Codd. the Uovertior of the Howe 01 Iktenti"D, towards a prisoner wax the day to be investigated by the magistrates. The report of the committee of magistrates of the Hones of Detentlea, pretested this morning, briedy stated that the attentioa of the committee had been drawn at the last court to a charge made by • primer against the governor, alleging that ho had been put late) a bath with his clothes on. They had accordiegly investigated all the fact, at their next meeting, but as the governor had been threatened with legal proceeding., they Lad abstained from more fully n pa r t mg upon th e W. Mr. WTArr said the committee were quite satisfied with the , zoveruor. snit they were determined to support him. He was an intelligent and • just man, and they knew him to he a gentleman. The subject was still under discussion when this report Ins despatchal KEN? COAST RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) Thir afternoon a special general meeting was held at the offices in Vieteria.street, for authorisiug. in pursuance of the Margate Railway Act of 18:40, the borrow iog of the sum of 11,0011/. ; fur authorising. in pursuance of the Ramagate Extension Act of PC, the raising of a ani not exceeding !CAM,. ; and thirdly, for authorising, in put - Au:once of the Hamner.* Extension Act of 1861, the tutrusriug of :12,0Cif. for the purposes of the said acts. Mr. HILTON pmeideol. Resoluttuas were proposed is accordance with the objects of the meeting, ea advertised ; put by the chairman, and carried unanimously. ANoTHER NlGiir OF FIRES. The firemen were actively ..niphited the whole of last night until an advaocel hour thi. (Thursday) morn ing in extinguishing fires in different parts of the metro is.litan districts. The following distneta were visited b the must serious Grange-road„ BennoothrT fligh-street, Huston ; Groevenor-square ; Yt Gilee's ; and Ivy laze, Newcate. street. tine fire, wit ich Wee attended with • serious loss of pro perty, happened in the premises belonging to Mr. J. Reeves, luikiog glass manufacturer, carrying on business at N 0.17, High-street, Holton. The premises were swirly burned out. The sufferer was insured in the Hope Firs-edice.— Another Are happenet , in the premises of Mr. A. Hinton, currier and leather.seller, No. h 4, Thomseetreet, Grosvenor square. The flames were happily confined to the lower pirt of the building. Insured in the Atlas Fineollice.— Aoother fire took place in the house of Mr. Bayeall, 1, Crown-place, Crown-street, St. Giles's. This fire was caused by • si.srk falling from a lighted candle on to some shavings. A fire also broke out in the premises of Mr. W. Smith. • tanner, situate I. the Grange. road, Eferunsedsey. The lower part of the building was severely burnt, sad the remainder of the house much injured. This sufferer was insured in the Sun Fire-Masai. The largest fire el the number was in the Volunteer Coffewshop, bebeeog to Mr Fisher No. 3, Ivwlane, Newirate-street. • The sub mits's, at Fisher, Wel steam engine was so severely injured thathi was Wised to be removed to St. Bartholomew's Hospital. The hies is thus officially returned to the Are °Mine : Newgote-atreet, Mr. Fisher, coffee shop keeper. The upper doors burned out, the contents cos. mimed, and roof off. Gauge of tire unknown. Da* Mr. Wilks, publidier. Lower part of house and contents se verely damaged trfire and water. No. 4, ditto, Mr. Aldis , coffee shop-keeper. Ceiling damaged by water, sal cootebts by removal. Insured in the Liverpool and Loudon Fire-office. No. 2? toppreitel, Messrs. Walton and Maberley, pub lishers. Front wombed and wintbw.glass broken, and contents damaged by water. No. 1, Irr-lana, and k Paternoster-row, Yr. C. .1. Apr, bookbinder. Contents damaged by Waif inwarel in the SusiodSoe. Ditto, J. Bateman, printer, dm. Win dows of composing -rooms burned out, and contents severely damaged by fire sod eater." THE ANINIOAN MUM AND THE SUPPLY OP corroN. • nomereemly atiesaled public meeting was held es Tuesday sessies MI Os Music 11.11, Broad-street, Mir asiosims. for Iho purpose of coosidorlog the effect. of Uus maw fewilas ea ilierbier sad Industrie., the best mule Of premiss a iie el and this op iort=iishi No mesh sieve of iMethig the thee trade the seeks industry he Africa. The •rcia (•., Fag.) presided ; sod on the platform were Lea , Lord Swathed/0 and thinpbell, Lord Allied elciscia. . P.. Mr. Denby he Door, M.P., Mr. J. 4iss lelmesk hie British Cassel at llammbique, the Rev. tL Blitilasel Owe" the well-kaewc selected preacher, from New Tent LoUl Ai;;; Cuu.Cettu. 110.01 w err resolution, wh:ch was as follow, :—" Thell Ilk meeting eta impure, its approval of re uppermost be r = i l l goveromeot of oil somedital rest at Abhorrer and trusts that the policy which dictated this appoistrent may be sanded to the town of Rabbi. on the Niger, end other iinporant pier r farelities arise." kr. J. L. Nigro% is eserding the reeolalies, gam a emecinct Merry of the slave Muds and the events which led to the formation of the Airier Aid Society. The reeeletion was carried tam Mo. Mr. DASIIIT linveirmit, M.P.. in Irvin the second IWO later. Wand to re grtifyies examples to be found iu the whey of Mama Leone sad Libido, that the Ahern are capable of berg trained so Neese into bribe of is. Merry sad the earl permits of sheer Mfia War was as r 011.,. :—" Mat rim riling reorder in the spear garter of the African eneo the premise of as Airier meteseehly, astieipaten is that satiocuJity • marble elosnent is the tionarewealtli et natieee.* Lord Sysamegnme noserted the resolution. Tim resolution was earned unsmienoasly. Lord CALTIIIMPI Woo addressed the meeting • and sewil- M 1 other resolutions were adopted in favour of the objects fey winch It had met. Htiie Tien le Teti RIVIII.-( T i DAB.)—Th e wind, which has been blowing Ike last eel hours from the north me, limier drives a ente accumulation of water from the Germs Oceso into the estuary at the mouth of the Thames, at good tide this morning it rushed with great velocity ep th e river, overflowing several of the low lyiog obis% and landiegplacee, sweeping away as the tide receded • Imes gaudily of light and buoyant articles, sod inuadattut the basement. sz.d cellars of waterside pre form at Lambeth, Hermoalsey, and Rotherhithe. The carnage road between the AJelphi arches and tar river woe overflowed, end the water reached soon distance Ip Ililfatiblase ed Wateretreet, Strand. At high water the tide was mealy level with the top of the Cusearbuse sad &Margate quays, and the river wall of the Tesoplagardeet. Had the weld boss high, the image met bare been very extensive. LADY PALM 111/RI ):4 'II EMITS AT 11 Ili H PARK. —After several years' enremitting labour, the colliery shaft. et High Park, om Nottingham, the estate of Lady Palumbo, bare hit upon aa excelleet vein of coal. To sevenismoonte the suet Messrs. Barber, Walker, sad Company, {SO 0.11101. of the colliery, entertained the whale of their numerous work people as Tuesday to a rand festival. T. Barber, Eai., occupied the chair. Tin. Dumber of penana present wsa about 1,600. sod the fare. to which ample justice was does, comprised 35 mode of beef, weighing about 5011 a. each ; 25 imme, about ?Abs. each ; 52 plum puddings ; and 700 pikes of bow. The usual loyal arid patriotic toasts hay* tern duly honoured, H. B. Campbell, Faq., proposed •• Lord sad Lady Palmerston." observing that the noble lady who owed the estate moo which the oollieiy was shunted was delis guished by every attnbute that can adore her exalted rank He believed he might say that she contributed to charity oa every obasioo with that liberality which is the characteristic of philanthropy. (Applause.) He held in hi. hand • letter which, though of a strictly private na ture, sod addressed to his wrathy relative, the ebair m an. yet so beautifully expend the sentiments of Lord sal Lady Palmerston, that he would take the liberty of reading it, Mr. Campbell, amidst rad, sa -1 please, read the letter, which was as follows : Bread lends, October 10th, 1881.—My dear Sir —I have to-day received your letter, which has bee. fOrwargad t o too Iby Mr. Fox. I should have been very happy, se well as Lord Palmerston, to have attended the Monad ing roosting yogi so kindly proposed, but it is quite en pueblo for us to leave boss at present. We arrived here only ten days ago,. baying been detaioed away by a very mere family affsetien, and Lord Palmerston bas now a peat dial of bomber is his hands, and we are ex pecting a party al ear friends sett week whom we caooot put of ; hat we were very happy to hear of the opening of this new colliery, and of the very interesting treat of so many workmen enjoying such a splendid hospitality is eosamemonitioe of lb. sweat. It would have given us re if we weld bays been pretreat on that hi- Vedg m exesioe, and also to see the wives awl childien Willa their treat ce the following day, but we could I eat me hove ham by any arrangement ; therefore, we prom our very sincere regret that we meek al= to =si your very interesting meeting, and to offer cm hest wheels for the booms of the undertaking. (Ap• ) Pray also express our thanks to Mrs. Walker t i n i er kind invitation, and believe me, yours very art . mealy, KIULT PALMMY - 70X." The toast was then drUnk Irkill In the homers, the immense company being upstaed leg. Several other toasts were this given, and the pre,- au idings termiestaiL EtTEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT ELECTRIC macws.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR £lOO PLATE. A.F. Coatis', 5 yrs, 9st ; Mass-at-Arms, 4 yrs, dst 71b ; Anodise, 5 yrs, Asit bib ; Aurelia, 3 es. 614 ; paa doses, 5 yrs, 7st fills; Killispow, 6 yrs, st 9113 ; 4 yrs 3 ist 8413 ; Cape, 3 tn, 7st 71b ; Waterwitels, 3)11, 7it •lb ; Zodiac, 3 yrs, 74 5113 ; Narcissus, 4_yns, 7st Masks, 3 yrs, 7ist Rappanse, 3 yrs, ist ; 4 yrs list tab ; Gayled. 4 yrs, Cat 101 b; Miss Era e, sint, 911., ; Suasishot, 3 yrs, lief 716 ; Acco, .1 yrs, list me ; Shepherdess, 3 yrs, Est 21b. AU ore hay. BRETBY STAKES. B.M. Lorelei, Babette f. Monet*, and Bertha are here. PAID Foarary.—Phyrahe f, t by Windhoand, Chieftain's Daughter, and Yillette. SWEEPSTAKES OF 500 SOY& B.Y. Evenhand. Elburua, and Walloon an here. • ENTRY FOR eV PLATE. B.Y. Exactitude. Arbidoe, Gourietu, Waterwiteh. General Her, Reveille , Mather, Wad**, Phyealia I, and loci. tatue. AU we here. ENTRY FOR SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 BOYS. First half of Ab. N. --- Ladylike, Gabardine, husklute, Newburghe, Lisbon, Maid of Honour, Bits Bleu, Barb Pigeon, and Southport are here. ENTRY FOR SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 S4)VS. Half • mile. - Lava, DTllllllOlllr &Py, Repartee, Breechloader, Shea Living stow, Pupil, Hudak', Satire, Millie. de Champiguy, and Palm (AL LATEST BETTING. CAMISKILS:ESHISE. 1500 to 100 apt Confectiooer 25 to 1 Baron Meacham= 10110 to 15 Donner and Blitz. Very little betting. 'RESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1861. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGIS. AIM Wh liel. °. 'a ' 4". V. Sept. 7 —l4 11 'de 114 MA 94 1744 104 34s 114 41. 114 Me Ild —Si Oct. 6 its lweeks' t sate 1- - Average 01 101 25.9415. Ma 7d 4'. 44 Pee 44 tittr.—Wlost, Bark% ilsta, Mya, auk& real, la. °LUX AULD LAST WM.—Wheat 127.1170: barley, 0,115; oats, MUD : rye. 137: bear. MN: pros, LOU quaint. DUOILUI suoWINO TRI FLOMATIOXS IN TNN ARIAN! MR or WHOA? WILMS MI SIX WIWI MAIM. "t 57 • * 66 II 56 55 I I 54 6 53 1., MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SCGAIL —Me market continues steady, but the demand is not attire. Prime are unaltered. Mauritius sold, middling brown, 30.. to Ms tid. ; low to middling yellow, 365. to 40s. Penang, brown, 32a. to 36a. ; middling yellow to fine grey, 39g. to 43. 6d. ; &hie, low to good grey, 41s. to 445. 6d.; Porto Rico, low to fine 35.. to 455. 6d.; stayed Manilla, 365. 6d.; Surinam, 365. 6d. to Rs. 6d.; and Havannalh, No. 11, at 41s. 3d. to 41s. 6d. A dusting cargo of Cuba sold for the United Kingdom at 255. Relined is unaltered. Ooems—A fair businces is doing by private contract at full prices. COCOA. —liminess has been trammed in Trinidad de. acriptioos at pricee not reported, and Guayaquil at 61a. 6d. to 62.. TrA. —Mbar, r a good demand for Bowery Pekoes at ad van-mg rates. Other descriptions are not in request. Hu poti have been disposed or, weak to fair De merara, L. Bd. to It 9d. ; as Leswards, is. 7itl. ; and Jamaica, 9s. 2d. RICN. _, —There are free buyer, at preview' prices, but few sellers. SAoo. —250 boxes small pearl sold at 22a. Rd. Annownoot—st. Vineent sold at :id. to 31d. Eirtcza. —Pepper sold at a alight advance. Penang, 31d. to 30.; Aleppee, 4 d. to Ofd. Curia Lignea sold at full pries. mune, Ant pile, .90a; nutmegs sold steadily, small good bold, Is. to Se. 7d.; imam, wormy and middling, 9d. to Ild.; ginger, Jamaica radioed 2/. 10s. to 71. le.; Cochin, 50a. to 53a. - .—Plot an in fair request, at firm prices. Valencia raisins Karoo at the. BALTPSiIE continues dull of sale. Oorrow.—There is still an active demand; 2,ooobalse sold on the spot and to arrive. Jon has sold briskly at 105. advance ; eomnion to line, 131. 7a. 6d. to 21t. 10a. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the following prices: —Town tallow, 50s. Gd. net cash ; Petersburg T.C., on th e spa, Ms. ; December, 51s. 9d. ; January to March, 52.. ; March, 52a. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ _ _ WI have a few more besets than on Thursday last The weather and the demand am good. consequently price@ are quite ea good as on Monday last. The supply of sheep is small ; they are readily disposed of at advanced rates. Choice calves are rather dearer. Our foreign sup. ply coesiate of MO beasts, 1300 sheep, and 148 calm. The number of mikh cows is 103. Per stale of adba. •d. 4. It Per doe* of albs. 4. d. 4. d. Brit Scots, Ileraddo. 4 a 4 0 Bost Dna& Ut•bda fib 0 0 0 0 Beet Shun-herr 4 64 10 Bost L00g..0015.... t 0 6 4 &coati quaL boob 2 4 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 011 Cabo 1 • 11011 Bat Dastll3l-Oreds 6 4 6 6 Limbo 114•4114 Ili" el mseket, 1.346; MusD sod Lambs. 4,430; phis, ust Ve• B.IIITH7DiLD HAY I[ARKIII7.—(THIS DAY.) Yeas. Davis sad Co report trades slow at lad day's irisse:—Prigoa meadow hay, 80s to 90s. ; superior data 955. to 108 s. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to 55.. ; closer, old, 90.. to 110 s. to Ns. I ditto. sow, sseoad cas, 80s. to 106 s. ; straw, St - XTECTED MVIDEII.—A fanner in good circum stances, residing at Butternut. county Cork, has mysteri• mealy disappeared, and it is suspected that he has been murdered by soldiers and women of 111-fame. Hews at a pig market in that town on Saturday, and was knows to be possessed of a eoesiderable sum of money. He woe last seen on his way home, proceeding towards the barracks. The Cork Itemiser Metes that two soldiers of the 87th Regiment have been arrested, one of them haviug changed • 5/. note in llooeraile, and on the person of the mood was found another 51. note, for which they could give no satisfactory account. One of the three girls, their companions, had a 3/. note, which she deposited with a friend. A man named Slattery had paid 2V. to the mis sing man, and if he can identify the notes the mystery may be cleared up. it is believed that Coghlan, a sober, Indus trious roan ``-- was robbed and murdered. THE MILTOEN-ItOILD OUTILAOI.—Mr. Healy, states-master at Mittens has resolved the follow latter from Mrs. Jolly, the mother of the young lady so brutally assaulted on the Miltown-rood :—" Dublin. Oct. 14.—Dear Mr. Healy,— Allow me to offer my _heartfelt thinks for the ready shelter you gave my beloved child in her helplesa and bitter agony ; I feel I owe a debt of grail tude to you I can never repay. The pro . = kindness and care judicious yourself sad family ad my helpless child was the weans (under Providence) of preserving her from death or some dreadful sicklier. Words are inade quate to expiress my deep Nobles towards you and years ; and myeelf and family shall ever feel the name of Healy call ti remembrance one who has rendered us an inestima ble benefit in sheltering our child—our precious one—in that awful night. All my family unite with me in deep grati tude to you ; and nay that Being who led my child to kind sod generous hearts lead yon and yours to that haven of met where there shall be no mare sorrow, no more sin, is the sincere prayer of your ever grateful friend, M. S. JOLLY. Mies Jolly and I hope we shall be able to call on you before we leave Dublin ; if not, you shall bear from me before lowg.—M. 8. JOLLY." EXTRAOIDINAZY Claim nirranna. —A most sin gular circumstance has just transpired in this town. To the agreeable surprise of his pasusts, the father a hatter, re siding is Fickle-street, Hall, a lad sensed William Henry Schoetield. who had been miring sines January leak and had been mourned over se deed, a somas taken out of the Humber-dock basin in that mouth, after the lad was missed, having being recognised by &hayfield as that of his eldest son, and by him buried as such, returned to his parents, who, notwithstanding the sad mistake they had made, at once reeogoised and received him es their own miming boy. When the body taken out of the dock was laid for identification in the dead house. Mr. &hoe field saw it, and finding the dress oorrespond almost exactly with that wore by his son, and that the face was also marked with a scar similar to one which cbanasterissd his features, soon decided that the body before him was that of his son, and at the coroner's inquest, at which • verdict of accidentally drowned wee returned, the enbjnd of the inquiry was understood to he William Henry &h .- field. There is now, however. no doubt as to Mr. Beheelleld having been mistaken. The lad. who was apprenticed to Mr. Vivian, emackowner, had run away from his service, and been absent up to Friday lest. The youth drowned is supposed to have bees John Davis, se appreetice of Mr. Cook, smackowssr, yips has bola missing sines January.— Eastern Coonties IFlesald. At Killarney on Monday a man named Denia Reeling, in attempting to stab a deers she pleated late the river, fell in, and was carried away by He And t me trace of the body has been yet found. 141 IN IN IN 1W IMO. T. Mgt. 11. 1 860. 11.ISepi. 21 Oct. 6. OM II .. • • .. r7•l MARE L1878.-(77118 DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The railway share market to-day is firm. There is a rise of I to 4 per cent. in Caledonian and Great Western stocks. Other lines remain steady. London and North-Western is now quoted 914 to 4 ; Great Western, 694 to I ; Midland, 1264 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 100 to i ; Caledonian, 1051 to 1061 ; and south Eastern, 78* to 4. In foreign, Indian, and colonial railway snares them is no movement of importance. WIDINALY SEAM AI ID STOCKS. Ilb. 1 Pe RALLIII.II. &U thr4l. 'Not. dr tour val. 106 birre.,Lan.,4CbouJues W Blackburn all i lllytk and Tone 160 all 'Boston, SlaKoltlld.C Bolmel and Esalta 110 Caledonian all Oink and Bandon.. all Cornwall all :Da. • J•nodiv. 011 'D0. see Beliaffil NU Duatl.,ffartk. 100 1441 100 , ffeeleen Anl eidiel la* Sandra Undo% Nook A 100 Do. Nook B ell Baal Suffolk 1 00 11.11nburiband mew 100 1101 11bre,fferth Dun det all forth and Glide J cum 100 ensagew B. 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Da 6 per cent. .... .. of 0 Nopeep.ct.l 100 106 108 .. • • .. do. 1 100 106 108 ... • ... .. Do. do 1391 100 105 110 166.000 .. New Brinasw.Gov. flp. 0 100 108 100 .... .. N. S.WalgeGv.lp. at 100 994 1004 .... .. Do. sp. x. 1671 to 137 100 Sil 100 . Do. sp. c., 1388 010,11011 ... Now Scotia 6 per cent , 1176 lOO 1084 1091 ... .... .. S. Aud..oo. 0 p.c. 100 .... .. Vic. Ov.ll p. si. Jan..2J illy 100 .... .. Do. 011 p. c. April &0. 100 106 1064 106 4 111110ELLAN710011. No. 19L I Oompos. Ird I Cl. proms 1 Sales. 60,006 10=t oo ic IL 110184..(4 a l l I l e if - 9601000 Atlantic TaL t1fra..).... all 47 IS Lashallaa Apricul..... 19 18 DO 00 10 Diana Waktworki.. . a 44 64 0.000 115 Brit.& Oh& Mac rel. It all 0 02 /.151 10 Do.ll Toe it. WI I N I .9 141 10 mils 30 Do. 0 8,916 814 Lad an 1 07 115 107 11Z90 2 0 5 SI. O u ri t ti.ooo&Saasit all 15 17 . Ilt. Palace %WOW 80. rightism 100 104 106 160,0001 80. Do. •p at Deb lO 106 106 60,0001 10 ILlndia&Lon. 6 14 0 4 dl. 80,500 10 Keitlinilalmtg.& 1 par pm 1 100.000 St. iliattic T sa4 .. 70,000 6 Bag. aad Amt. 50,0001 111 Om. Iltgaia Nsitaattio 14 190,000 1 great Elldp (U) 100,0001 1 Do. 17 par amt. Pref. all 4 .. 12,000 6 Lcs. et Td. (4) 44 Ma 104000 4 Las. Gas. Omnibus Oa a l 14 11 60,000 110 Nadrsa Irrigu. & Canal 1 ld 14 pm 80,00 10 MsditstramentlesThl. all —.— 10.000 IS 000 reditit. In imil ..l;el u gle )a: 1 8 6 41. z 6,000 0 Nitbeddaooaktlreail ; 5 li ° Ot dla 00, 0110 10 Nithathadi aaa pladl lei pi ... 60,000 6 Do. Sp. a, la. at 1 . 61s. an 1 .... 1.714 10 N. DIMAS. eN. Siot. LL 91 7 11 mem 1 N. Belt. Australasian 60,000 1 Lientsl Oas At 1 Do. "low Moo' - 40.000 15 la. Atm. (La.) • all 6 6 .4.. 110•,0414 11l Peel BLit Lad& Ma NM OS 60 10,000 60 real& aadOrlan. Btesai ill C 8 70 10,006 60 Do. New lO 11 11 pm 40.00 10 &Sea di lad. rd. 0.11 all 174 184 174 10,604 00 Sdianny Lica 10,0.0 11 Do. New all h 0006 100 Royal Mall Iltegm 0 61 .- 100,000 SC Umiak Ass t loodan. 110 130 140 14100 16 tb Australian Lad all 33 36 70A10 1 Submarine Tel. Scrip 90,000 1 Do. do. lagistered all 4 11.6c0 10 Do. do. 13.644 10 Trot 814 c od Aostralla 50.21 0 13 Trust&la. U.Csaada 6 0000 6 On. Ilaigekira Tel (1.). 1 4 dis 19.060 100 Vas Dismos's Lod O4 9 10 MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two OCLoci. Wheal Seton shares are in requeatTods:yat924 to 95, and North Robert at 14 to It. West Beton are very firm, at 315 to 325. Hingstou Downs are quoted 41 to 4 ; East Basset, 624 to 65 ; Wheal Basset, 90 to 921 ; East Caradon, 264 to 1 ; Marko Valley, 10 to ; and Great Wheal Vor, t q:ast del Rey Mining shares are flatter, at 1 to 1 prem. United Mexican are marked 64. Other foreign as well as colonial mining shares are quiet. A letter from Castlelaar states that a gentleman named Sheridan had been shot on Monday night by a msgia trate living in Achill. Mr. Sheridan, it is said, wanted to force his way into Mr. Pike's (the magistrate's) house, when that gentleman shot Sheridan through the heart. The Irish Titus, which publish.. this statement, adds that an unkind feeling had existed between the parties, and that a challenge bad passed between them. - - The new organ set up in the pariah church of St. Paul, Southwark, Dear the London-road, will be used at the next Sunday's services, when sermons will be preached on behalf of the organ fund, by the Revs. Wm. Curling and If 'Connel Hassey. The instrument, from the factory of Hunter and Webb, organ ,builders, of lAmbeth, was "opened" on Sunday last. The neighbourhood is far from a wealthy one, but a good deal of interest has been shown by the inhabitants, who must hope for assistance from their richer neighbours to fully carry out the completion of this desirable sasistanee to Divine service. The Southampton Ragged School has been established 12 year.. During that wind nearly 900 boys have been admitted. The average atiendance at the day school is now 120, and at the Sunday school about 30 in the morning and 60 in the afternoon. The yearly expendi ture a a little over 100 guineas. During the last 12 years nearly 4,0001. has been raised for the support of the school and for building school rooms. PHARYACZETICAL SOCIETY or GREAT BRITAIN.-- The following gentlemen pared the major examination at chemists yesterday : Frederick B. Bringer, ei rn oir C boil Charles Ekin, ILudstooe ; Albert J. Fidel, Oxford; Albert J. Sanders , Saodgate. BALI or Fengs Corraa-nousa."—Yesterday this well-known and old established house, formerly the re. sort of the leading literary and legal ealehrities of the .1.7, was offered for wile under the hammer of Menem Cronin, the auctioneers, who described it as " one of the institutions of the City of London," and as celebrated for its files of London and county newspapers for nearly a century past, and which alone. spirt from the trade of the hotel sad tavern, furnished a coasiderable income. The property, which was susceptible of great expansion, was held in three tenures, viz., No. 177 and 178„ Fleet-street, popularly known as Peels's, on lease for 29 years, at 2901. per annum ; the portion in Fetter-lane at 1061. per annum, with messuages in Fleur-de-Lis-court, making a total of 4131. per annum. The biddings commenced at 3,0001. and the property was ultimately knocked down, but not sold, at begin below the reserve price. Ma. Jour+ Daaw.—Thin eminent Irish actor was suddenly seized with a dangerous illness while performing at the Amphitheatre last evecung.—Literpoot Mercury. Tag Luse.—On Monday the men of the 9th depot battalion were assembled on early parade in Colchester Camp to wither the infliction of the sentence of • court m upon Private .7. Reardon, of the 6th depot, who had been found guilty of drunkenness and striking a non commissioned officer. The prisoner, who is an old soldier, having been in the service upwards of twenty years, had been frequently convicted of military offences, and was sow sentenced toreceive fifty lashes sod undergo eighty-four dap' imprisonment. Be received his punishment without saying a word, and was afterwards marched to the hospital, whence be will be removed to a military prison to undergo the remainder of his sentence, so soon as he has recovered from the effects of the flogging. A VOIXNTZER SHOT BY • COMRADY..—Auother serious accident from fire-arms at a volunteer drill took place ou Tuesday, at Wolverhampton. The 4th Staf fordshire battalion were being inspected on the drill ground, in that town, by Major Dick, the government inspe , tor for the district, and in the presence of Lord Hetherton, lord lieutenant of the county, when, as the men were engaged in file-firing, Private Beaaley, of the Tettenhall company, was shot in the right hand. The wound, it is supposed, was occasioned by his rear-rank man. The wounded man was carried off the field to an adjoining inn, and Surgeon Hance:, of the Bilston com pany, amputated the fourth finger, and also took away • portioa of the back of the hand. It is feared that the third finger will also be lost. At the last drill of the bat talion a man • eye was shot out by a blank cartridge—Man. cheerer Guardian. _ . A Wandins Csitoo.—The Greenock Adrertiser aye :—"The screw steamer Fingal, "dila cleared at this port last week for Madeira sod the West Coast of Africa, had on board 11,341 rifles, 50 pistols, 24,1001 b gunpowder 409,000 cartridge', 530,000 percussion caps, 300 sabres, a quantity of wrought leather belts, 4 cannon, lj ton of lead shot, 7 tons of shell, 220 swo rd s, a quantity of wearing apparel, and 9,962 yards of blankets. Its cargo is valued at 49,000/.. SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT TEE DEANERY, SALFORD. About nine o'clock on Tuesday evening word was brought to the Pendleton Polies Station that the Deanery. situated on the Crescent, Salfprd, was on fire. Inspector Tattenall, with the Pendleton fire brigade, arrived in a fe w minutes after the alarm MU given, being quickly followed by the Salford brigade, butte services of neither, fortunately, were re gaited. There had, however, been a ve7 serious accident, caused by an explosion of pa in the dining-mom, which had caused considerable damns. The doors of the room wore chattered to pieces, the furniture was much injured, and the windows in every room in the back part of the house were blown completely out. The force of the shock may be *steered from the fact that the cat was found lying dead in the middle of the room. Margaret Hartley, the upper housemaid, was seriously burned about the fees, necg, and arms; and another young woman, who was in the h ouse at the time, was also severely injured. The amount of the damage could sot be exactly ascertained. The dean and family are away from home at present. Considerable excitement has been created in Scar borough in consequence of a fire which broke out in a lodeing.house, yesterday morning. The house is situated in Marine Houses, oar the rods, and though the fire is by no means serious, it is a very particular case, from the fact that no one was in the house at the time the flames were observed. The house was in the possession of a bailiff, and as be left early on the previous night, and locked np the premien, it is suspected that the fire is the work of an incendiary. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) rwe °Tux'. Telegrams just to hand from Paris state, "the Bank of France is expected to raise its rate af discount." The weekly court at the Bank at England has broken up without announcing say change. The English funds are heavy, owing to the French advises. A fall of k per cent. has taken place in Consols. The other markets are generally steady. English railway stocks exhibit firmness. At Paris this morning, according to Xr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Benter opened at 67.75, bein‘ 1 per cent. lower than yes terday, owing to " the fall in Consols in London." Consols are officially marked 921, I, and 1 for money, and raii and 1 for the account. The present quotations are 92k to 1 for money, and 921 to f for the 7th November. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2311 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90i, ; • New Three per Ceuta., 90f, 1, f, # ; India Five per Cent. stock, 104, 1031, f, 104 ; ditto for account, 1041 ; ditto Bonds, 14s. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 103} ; Exchequer Bills, March, 4s. prom. ; ditto June, 10s. prem., The foreign stuck market is quiet. Mexi can Bonds are a little flatter. The Turk ish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 811. to ex div., and that of 1858, 69 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Braxilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 91 ; Chills& Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 84/ ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 64k (exchange, 120.) ; French Three per Cent. Rentes, 67f. 50c. (exchange 25f.); Mexican Three per Cents., 261 ; ditto, for account, 26, Xi ; Portuguese Three par Cents., 1856, 1857, 1859, and 1860. 46f ; Spanish Three per Cents., 501 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 811, 1, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 69,E ; ditto for aowunt, 691, f, 69. A meeting has been held to-day of the creditors of Messrs. • Sowerby, Tatton, and Co., silk mercers, of Regent-circus; the liabilities amount to 42,1501. and the assets to 13,2671. net. The unfavourable position of the estate caused much dissatisfaction, especially as a large portion of the deficiency was entirely unaccounted for by the partners. The proceedings have not yet (2 o'clock) concluded. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 22,0001. The steamer IA Plata, fur the West Indies, will carry out 5,0001. in silver and 1,500 L in gold. The City of Baltimore, which sailed for New York yesterday, took 50,2001 in specie. In the Liverpool cotton market yesterday the ten dency of prices was still upwards. The sales reached 25,000 balm. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 3,2151. ; the Great Western, an increase of 2,2031. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 4,0521. ; and the London and South Western, au increase of 7401. It is said that the forthcoming return of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Coutpany will show a decrease of 2,6001. A larger decrease had been looked for. A general mooting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company is called for the 23rd October. The half-yearly meeting of the English shnre holders iu the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company is to be held on the sth November. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The market in London for American securities has been firmer during the past week, consequent upon the improved quotations received from New York. Prices here stall nde lower than in America, taking etchings into consideretion. so that such stock as comes to market a freely taken ter exportation. The fourth series of colonial wool sales is fixed to commence on Thursday, the 7th November. Ilte fresh importations up to the present date, since the beginning of last stales, comprise 55,377 belt% uses :—Sydney, 14,875 • Victoria, 8,787 ; Van Die men's Land, 744 ; Ade laide, 1,138 ; New Zealand, 8,286 ; Swan River, 31 • Cape of Good Hope, 22,016 • total, 55,377 bales. Besides which, it is estimated there are about 7,000 bales, chiefly Port Phillip, held over from former sales. WEDNISDAY Evzsxzs. At Vienna, yesterday, the Austrian funds fell about i per cent. Consols, which closed yesterday at 02} to # for the 7th Nov., opened this inurtung at 92} to roes to 92e " buyers," and closed at 92 5-16 to 7-16, or 921. For money the last price was 94. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92k, I, k ; ditto for account (Nov. 7), 94, I ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 94, k, f ; New Three per Cents, 94, ft ; Bank Stock, 233, 232 ; India Stock, 233 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 104 k ; ditto for account, 1031, 104 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1863, 98} ; Five per Cent. " eufseed " rupee paper, 96f, * ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1031. The India Five per Cent. stock was again in de mand, and rose to f per cent., closing at 103/ to 104. The scrip has advanced to 1033 to 104. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted Is. to 4s. prem., being rather firmer, and the June, 6s. to 9e. prem. There woe a renewed demand for Mexican Bonds, which rue g to g per cent., closing at 25g to 26g. The Turkish Loan of 1854 declined per cent., leaving off at 81g to ex div., whilst that of 1868 was steady at 60 to }. Buenos Ayres Six per Ceuta. remain dull at 84 to 86. Veuezttek Three i per Cents were quoted 19g to 201. The traumas tious in this department were rather nuinerous. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 4th instant were 11,1231. sterling, being 1,9791. less than iu the oor reepmding work of last year. The half-yearlyi report of the directors of the. Sambre and Meuse Railway Company recommends a dividend of 2s. rid. per share, leaving a balance on the mix months' working of 1161. . . Iu the market for Bank shares there was an ad vanoe iu Loudon and Westminster and Britiak North Auserimm, and a decline in London and Soutk African. Peninsular and Oriental Steam and Red Sea Telegraph were quoted better. There were also inquiries for Oriental Inland Steam shares and Crystal Palace Debenture stock. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocran Marine Insurance, 4 to 4* prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to lk prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 1 7-16 to 1 5-16 dia. ; London and Pro vincial Mann, to f dis. ; Commercial Union Fire, dia. to par ; Mercantile Fire, par to t prem.; Oriental and General Marine, to t prem. ; and Metropolitan and Provincial dank, 4 to 1 prem. There was a transaction in the - shares of the General Tram Railroad Company at 1 pron. Canada Government Five per Cents. and Vic toria Debentures were in better demand. There was a fall of about 3 per (mkt. to-day at the aec.nd preference debentures of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. NOBTEMBIBIRLAND AND DURHAM Disri:D r Rani -A meeting of the creditors of the Northumberland and Durham District Bank was held in Newcastle on Tuesday. A most elaborate report from the committee appoieted al the last meeting wee read, detailing the stets that had been taken in the Court of Chancery to resist tell AppUiatiell et the liquidators for an extension of the time for payment el the instalments due from the Derweet lion Company, jamas tying the plan adopted, sud, generally, impeaching the con duct of the liquidators is their trauseetices with the rem posy. Mr. Hamood presided, and delivered a characteristis speech, full of personalities and allusions to the private affairs of shareholders whose calls had been compromised. The result of the meeting was that the report was adopted. and that resolutious were pawed strongly tondemuies the conduct of the liquidators and declaring the necessity al applying to Cue Court of Chancery for their ieinovaL—ine rustle Chronietr. :I ti, va ii• tM