The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-26 00:00:00

• 1 ... Aour - • , THE L EXPItEgg, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 165. WARR LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two oTioom. The railway share market to-day is quiet, but I generally steady in prior. Great Western stook is quoted 60i to 61 ; Midland, 83i to 64; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 7 41 to 76; South-Eastern., 17Eto and Great Northern., 201 to . French shares ad also steady. oatmeal' SHAM AND nom.. Itrib iluL Anatrallaa llto San•Nsia••••• Si' all all 3 i I Bades(OrsedDoeliy)oi *Ellmams Ina *OW +British Iron Ifirealer p.(lss.adi.pe Do. Cones k Cafes Ds. Waft Del Bel I ViolTestsas( r*D PlaP iCopper Illtnersd EMI o. Prof. 76 per dat IA mason msbirkr=Basto Wu. iilstionitallsy ebuo==Wa. s easu a . stOres.J . Do. do. do IN.-. 11 1". 81 Pi lbour -- SI 4 7 1 7 1 IS la dls 14 111 lGent Nuiset Will Rat /Owen" lOreat Polgooth 19y . t. Wheal Von United luty • • --- "I •a. @S Si Ifi ilr. liMarignita New Granada Nouveau Monde _ . _ Pcstebaud Silver laid Pan Map /Abysm, ,A~trY~i....... Ir_.. !water Wen lluiposs t Transferable le , 1 pod and. TRAFFIC lawns 111144 Pea. llar• Total, Taal opm. mama dada. 1865. 1864. Week abaft 4:141034r 7. i elt A Ibig i tat iiiiiiii - 466 412 948 900 Mai arl Saar - 3.191 2,631 022 - Imam. Mary, sada:eased lamas .... - 1,009 106 1,114 - Vat aa* . taoia n pultztawiii:: : 116 1.141 1,227 132 sr6o6 803 653 1 era iv .. 1 ., .. B . al Wata_a_,. 1036 4,931 3,237 7.138 Sal ail - - 164 is I sad "m 5 328 216 Lela al Vaasa **** 266 as 117) 263 218 1 eir sr acad aZelaiii - - • 4 31 2(71 111 211 ' sowft Wel an iumemenerlL - - - 6.019 6.166 Data I 1,104 690 3,494 1.4 n (tag 233 343 - A a tan M 1 97 An °NI " i; — iik 2k756 10 ' 429 31 .._._ , - /MO 1,187 1.427 1113 191 376 440 816 833 a...4v .....: - 7 6.... ••• •-• • tea . . — iiiiiiii:W:e ... - *iiiii 1.267 73 1,' 12 1,316 ',. Jualasi - . • . 74 937 308 1146 933 tt i a s r u - 1,113 1,61 6 3,441 1000 at aallar 13. 6 - - 833 761 AO7. Waless ... j: OS - - 3.063 3,733 CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. frost NW bliike/O. and drays bad . THIS DAY. larger balance than was pradort in their kinds. When I heard of the difileelties of this house, being in loofas, I put the matter into the heeds of my solicitor, and warrants were lined at Bow.street for the arprettensies of the defendants, application having beta previously made to ' the bask, white failed in producing any satisfactory inform. ' tion. After the application at Bawmtreet, Mr. Stratus called upon me; two friends having celled previously. Mr. Strahaa's first observation was, that he was surprised to hear that I should have obtaiaed as isformation at the bank respecting my seenrities, for he and his partner were there constantly to give whatever Information might be regain He then stated that they were day and night engaged making up their accounts, and that if I proceeded with the legal measures I had oreasnenord, it would be very detri mental to the creditors at largo, and particularly to myself, for the securities had been so disposed of, that there was no possible chance of my recovering any of them, wh ,if I abstained from these proceedings, therm was good prospect of my bevies them replseed, or repaid, and both he and air John Paul had great expeetaticia of receiving money, inasmuch as it was done with hit full knowledge and con sent. " Indeed," said he, " I gave them to him ;" and he immediately added, " I assure you it was the first dis honest set of my life ; I n before defrauded any men of siapenee." I asked him when this happened. He said, " About sit weeks ago." He then stated the securities so disposed of emanated to nearly 100,0001. ; " but yours is by far the largest amount belonging to any one individaal." I asked his whether some of them had been disposed of to Messrs.' Peppercorn, whom I knew to be brokers, largely engaged is the purchase alma securities ? He replied that some of them might have been geld through his means. I a•ked hint also whether my securities were kept in my bon ? I had • bet at the bank, of which they had • key sad I had a key. He replied they were not, bat that they were kept is • strong room, with other securities of • similar slaters, but in • parcel tied up by themselves, with my name &Mud to thee. He again urged upon me the impeller of my proceeding, stated that many others who were similarly eirgunt seamed with myself, had been very kind to them, l and he begged that I would shard= the proceedings. He said he knew that warrants were issued. This wan the day fel beige the issuing of the warrants. My answer was that I was not actuated by any vindictive feelings towards them, but that I bad a public daty to perform, and I could not pass over so grave an affair. I referred him to my solicitor, and he said " If I go to him he will arrest me at once." Cease examined by Sir F. Theeiger, who appeared for Mr. Burden—l never saw the bonds. They ere securities which pus from hand to hand. The dividends were rege• larly credited to me each haU.ysar. By Mr. Berisent Byles-1 have bad alearitias ia the bas at the bank. The boa was bought for the pupas, of depositing mortgagee and other securities. By Mr. James, Q.C.—They bad not the gas shares, but took the dividends seder • power of attorney. They amid I not be transferred without my signature._ _ 11 VS. IMMO 'MUM, YJ4 1.1011 LID M. LION ■AITIII. TER TRIAL OF PAUL, STRAHAN, AND BATES. This moralag being the one appointed for the trial of them pistons, who stand cha►gd with a series of offence. arising eat of t►e failure of the Bank carried on under their names, the court was densely crowded, and the greatest interest seemed to be manifested as to the teeth of the proceedings. At a few minutes after ten, the learned ;edges having taken their Hats, the prisoners were called upon to ear render. Sir Jobs Dean Paul was the first to enter the dock, fol lowed by &ratan and Bates, and took his position In the centre, with Straban upon his right and the other prisoner upon his left. As meal upon these occasion., there was a very large dtendwee of the bar—even more than usual, the proceed logs promising to pr, vs of the greatest interest to them, in cenerquence of the array of legal talent alleged in the ease, end the prevailing opinion that the result would turn upon a point of law. The AttorneyOeaeral, Mr. Bodkin, nod Mr. Poland were for the prosecution. Sir F. Thesigsr and Mr. Beßastille appeared for the orients, Strahan; Mr. &pima Byles and Mr. Hawkins for Sir John Dean Paul ; and Mr. James and Mr. Parry for Bata. Mr. Straight having called upon the defendants, John Dan Paul, Robert Baker Bata, and William Strahan, to plead to an indictment. charging them with misdemeanour, Sir F. Thesiger ruse, and said that he had an application to maks upon the part of his client, which also would apply to the other defaidauts, ant that was that they might he allowed to plead a doable plea. ender the provisions of the 7th and Bth Charge IV , cap. 29, ma. 49 sad 52, which pro tided t►at so booker, broker, factor, or other agent shall be liable to conviction by any evidence whatever, in omen vases et compulsory process of any emir' of law or visit', if he shall have disclosed the same in any szeminati ties or deposition before say commissioner of bankruptcy. After a brief discussion, the judges decided against the' appeal, and tie prisoners pleaded " Not guilty." The Clerk of the Arraigns was then about to give the prisoners in slurp* to the Jury, when The Attorney-General said he had an application to make that the trial might he allowed to stand over for a short time, in aasequence of the abases of a material witness, who was eanieg no from Tunbridge Wells, and had sot arrived, and he (the Attorney CI I) had a letter, which stated that the witness bad been competied to take medicine, under advice. Mr. Bum Alderson said that they would wait a restos able time, sad inquired if a mencoger had been sent to the station. The Attorary-Ci I said there had. The Court thin waited until half-past eleven, when the witless not having arrived, Mr. B.ron Alder.en said that be could not wait any longer, and then a discussion arose about adjourning the cue, and Mr. Berm Alderson directed that the witams should be called upon his rerogalsancee, aid they intrusted. Mr. Charles Peppercorn was seat celled and esamined by Mr. Poland—Am a stook and 'hare broker, and carry ou basins.. in Royal Erebaese•buildings. I have been in the habit of asking purchases for Messrs. &tibia, Paul, and Bates, and need to call en them fur orders. I pinsbased for them, by their order, in February 7, 1860, 2,0001. in Danish buds. The order was dated 28th January, 1850, and directed sae to purchase 2,0001. Danish Fins for Dr. Grif fiths The order-book in which the order is entered is s special book of theirs, which, whom filled up, was returned to them. I delivered the Weds at the beak. They were five beads 404004 rash, and their sautbers were 378, 460, 459, 467, and 458. Mr. Polls Hill, another stoehbrcker, deposed to the pur chase of a thousand posed. Danish Foe per Cents. on the 16th of April, 1850, by orde► of Kamm Stroh's, Paul, and Co., in one bond, numbered 87, and also troths purchase in April, 1851, of the third panel of 2,0001. of dream. alms of securities. Alesaader Beattie, the wither% was then called in the nasal way, and not answerion, another diaeue•lon axon as to when the trial was to be taken, and considerable, Intel tea at prevailed, and just as it was at its height, Mr. Beattie arrived. Mr. Baron Sidereal intimated that the recoguissnees would remain sensate& bat that the Court would wander any applieesion for the removel of the fittest. The indictment wag then read, and the Atto®eyßennal proceeded to state the ease on behalf of the prosenticia. He referred to the palatal position in which he found him self in bevies to prosecute persons of such respectability, and who for some time had filled an It hie station in society. He then entered into a detailed ac count of the facts connected with the deposit of the the bonds by Dr. Griffiths, the pronswitor, with the defend eats as his bankers. In 1850 Dr. Griffiths instructed the defendants to invest for him 2,0001. la the Danish Five per Cents., end it would be proved by the evidence of the broker that the purchase was duly made. Tao bonds were bought on the 2nd of February, and were seat by the broker to the bankers who had employed him. In the books of the bank the t aaaaa elite was entered is due form, sad the chores made for aannitsaion and expenses. Sebes gamily another 1,0001. was, under the direction of the pro. senator, purchased in like , bat another broker was employed. The next transaction arse in 18.51. This was does by a written order to the defeadants, sad beads were purchased, the amount being 2,0001., making, in the whole, 6,0001. The defendants regularly received the dividends, and credited them in the books to Dr. Griffiths, end eoati and to do so till March, 1664. The firm them fell Into difithltin, and they resorted to the desperate sours* of *deg the bonds and securities deposited with them by their customers to raise money to meet their peen ing liabilities. In that month Sir J. Peal applied to Mr. Beattie, the Secretary and Manager of the National As swam, Company, to advance a sum of money upon certain securities, amongst which were the bonds in question. He (Mr. Batten) after some negotiation, arranged with Messrs. Foster sad Braithwaite for their disposal, and they were disposed of. Messrs. Feeler and Braithwaite sold the beads, part to Mean Rothschild, and part to thither, and headed ever a sheens to the amount of 4,7931 130. Pd., as thole predate, and that mosey, by another Anise, was loaded ova to Sir J. Paul. Now, the bankiag-hosese had so authority to dispose of then hoods from the prosecutor. Whoa the stoppage took plan, the hoods were inquired for, and Mr. Meehan admitted they had hoes sold. —___ Mr. !largesse Bylee—Do you kaow !myth's, of • punkas* of 6,000!. Danish F.ves is Jose, 1854? Witasse-1 have sot the swessats of that year bare. The witness was diluted to go sad fetch them. Mr. James Allen examined by Mr. Bodkin—l was for many years a clerk in the house of Straiten, Pant, avid Co. The late Sir Joha Dean Paul died about four years ago. In 1830 the firm 'insisted of Mr. Strobe., Sir J. Dean Paul, Mr. J. Dena Paul (the defendant), and Mr. Dates . The other defendants have continued to be the oely part ners sines the late Sir John's death. Tits securities depo sited with the bank previou to Sir John's death, have been left at the beak sines. Sub securities were usustally kept in Us bous in the strong room. The entries in the peas book are espied from the ledger. The three defendants had amen to that ledger. My duty wee to cut off the memo from the buds as they bum* du, sad gin them to the clerk who received the dividends. Mew.. Hamburgh end Co. were the agents in London for the Danish Five per Cent. Loan. The witness deposed to the reeelpt of the italtyoarly interest upon the particular Ueda w►ich forte the subject of the indictment, and to the crediting of the amount to Dr. Griffith's account. The last time he cut dr soupou from these bonds, for the purpose of drawing the interest, was, he believed, in September, 1838. Ulm sus was premed's, when we went to press.] THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MARYLZBONIL DVS AAAAAA ASSAULT IT ♦ 131131 AW 3110. Jobs Howlett, of sae Rile Brigade. was obarpd before Mr. Loag with assaahlos Poliee•eoeatablo 264 5, is Draw mood•stroot. Bastou.squaro. Mr. &tubas applied to Dr. Griffiths not to prossouta, but be declined that application, Mating that he bad a gelds duty to perform. The details of the mannation wadi b stated is the iridium. The iadiatatest was laid mein statute 'kith mode the sale of ssouritiss degidbi is this way, a asiodamanosar. He would show that an securities were pinewood for Dr. GOMA' with his fund, that he was credited with the interest, and that they bad been takes and converted by tbs defendants, without maturity, to their owa use. They had heard that the do. fradaats would avail themselves of a rasteingsat else**, which declared that if under such circusastaams a full amuse were rendered to the Court of Bankruptcy, a let barn, issued the indictment would not lie. But ha should prove that they bad not mad* the full dlealman qulrod by the clause la gantlets. He believed he sheehl show that baring Crimped of the asearities, they afterwards purchased mbar securities to replan them. and that Maus imicaritles had bees subsequently mid to other penes% and these were anointed for. But it was ant in rasps* Ils those subsequently purchased securities that :the pm omens was Weiland, but In regard to tho particular necessities purchased to Dr. Daintily, and deposited with tkem for safe beerier, the numbers of which he stated. Dr. (Meths was than called, being easaginsd by Mr.' Bodkin, sad deposed—l we • prebendary of Bestesidie Catbedral. Cmarnsaaed a banking badness with tha de. bedsits in 1460. Believes it we in 1840 I list instructed lima to maks iavastatosts for me. (Prodased kis pass. book, is which the entry was made.) Oa the 41b of Fab., IMO, the book is debited 2,0001 Dutch Four par Coats., at 1001., 2,0021. 10.. bong the =goat I think I received what is sell, d the boarkt note of that treatments, and that in met ems I received tbs bought note. Is April, 1160, 1 insulated them to mann 1,0001. more of the same stock, SIR WILLIA,u MOLESetosTIL—The Mootive eon_ std I as Astrid with the perdue. at Mg& lbs . In mine* of the Billet Boaisty bold • mooting on Wedanday, And, 1661, 1 funneled theta to make a further parehms. et the Alen, 6, Hulldhell•eheelbere, Begolebell Streit Ime abused in the peso-book with 2,0001. Danish Beads, when it wee esealacaaall roolwodi co the motion d Mr. 2 071. 10s. ad. The entry is dated 16tbldpril. The stock Prost, assondod by Omen! Thompson—" That this Wel k stated ia the hosted note, to have bon Inapt for the allure. 6,11 07 leseallall the death of Sir Willis. Mau' I{th The pareitam mu made es the 10th. I don't tbisk worth, Dirt., remember with gratitude the rase, and I ever asked for the beads, or over desired to sos them, list iavabiala• 110 " 1010 tataelial le the LIMO of eomPletio free. I bad onvanatisos with Mr. Bates repeatedly ea the and den of Oloodes by bb *,,*antes and whittle la favour of int. sad they were left by ma with tins, together with the vote by ballot. That, throughout a nag parliamentary Giber securities, is their charge. I used to transact my owe,' be isoodefell eatfrealeil the =Micas of Mr. Oren and baking Mislays anent wholly with Yr. Batas. He has Mr. F. H. F. !Motel.!; end that when raised to the cabinet frequaatly mid so that my securities were gssarally par- he Doi 0 . 1 7 elattalted M eliedolat Use bellee by his obi*, belt c m ,l 7 id ,. sa d be would keep s u ms o f t u gs . A s b e d ime delivered see it **ablest opsselbss ever made la its favour. wash , bee& had „„„„esee 0. the 78th et Awn The deaths, this lemanisd /1111111111411 lea Ws to the winds 1864 with Mr. Bates, is the proms, of Mr. Stratus. 1 r a y e tri assi dg alibi eo . ea ig r imise l i r es sa i t r the frisedsl the ballot as stessnatisa that they bad received my dividend ea I n the ilamemelliye aided pewees en tusks the 6,0001. Danish Bead., but that they bad net re- set es unpesewisefell i—la sous immascas yielding Site aired the dividend apse my gas share then due. I smoke 120 nibs m the i :W fa ti ee tha aw e , mad lash, _am ealdhise hem what I saw la my pass bosh. The object of my Ash ..-41.2ats of lima__ see., T e „. 111 a1. a .„ . ...,a•5ai1• as tatite_l Rm. was to direst them to restive the dividend rte the gas share. ;11 77,„,,, s nsr iTh is 7 • ,la n e . what aa Mr. Bates said, "We have, I tbish,lhis very eemelan wee, the pressen Awe losteg da. he 7s. b sleass. °lived the dividends the re sham, but the 7 wet Lest week the pelmet leer advaseed N. pre also yet passed to year assseat." Itsehiag sae* use end ea Teaday wheat le the ameba wee sob kW le, ger the. beard about the Danish Feet per *au V. berm late pme.hmk, I Ind spat regebely erseret fx the • Ise ..he.. boot wiliNag between albs. Nil divWeads apse the 6,0001. Danish Nab heel Dee N. 111.11114.9 86.11 100 "24. dm" Weleseley wen purchased to Marsh leth, 1856. I sever Messily, tre TM E s d otbotoosb , . o dd to a.. t o k r 4611417 ' al ay save say ` alb " , " 1 " dasalsab •rammed dist ves oe esseelie se health hso to sell, longer il, negotiate, frauds*, Wedge, while say way le ma- meblematissi. is r lordship is sew enjoying the quieted* mu ley ef these beads to their ewe we. I pone moire' this easidesse at Mashy, mar Dili& The eemplaimat stated that shoat ell o'clock the previous evening he was ea duty at the =astaa•sgaaee station of the North•Waatera Railway, wines ha heard a *anthems at the Royal George public home, Drummond street. He went there, aid fluid a wawa of above 100 pumas. The pri. timer was ameag them, sad was IS skis, ass of very bad expressing% Compleimat requested hiss to go away. Ho thus walked off, bat be out unarmed, sad open Ilesieg complainant, be observed that he would pitch tale him, sad would kill some one. Re eabsegmatly proceeded into Seymour-stunt. when his esadset was so bad that he wan compelled to take his into custody. Upon hie lsytog ►old of the Oman. It. tried to throw his over his bask. sad kicked Ida violently. _ _ Mr. LOCI—Did he do you say Wary ? Complaisant—Yes, sir ; so math so that I feel the effects of it. He also has Dittos ley Beget. It took six constables to soave/ his to the station house, sad they were obliged to strap his down oa • strstalttr. The primer wee very drunk. Mr. Lao—This is a very hod we, awl I aa abroad that you have beta wounded I. tat Crises (to the pri. eons* Prisoner—l have. sir. Mr. 'Asa—What have you to say to the sharp? Priaoora—l war vary drank, air, sad hava so nwalketla of what happeaad. The prietwer, who still appeared to be sofferieg from his wooed, was ordered to pay a flee of 40e., or in default, ens month's impriaonment. iciurr (ink asiimina.7 — oda Boriseliii: o=l 4 lPea v esi &bordJ. bit DigatTi Ds. lieway Arun Vie" (bet A.... rw Laseales amainr edbleffelt ellmbest esib iseN T• Dere m =ftrtli st erdassal. 01110 Seam ...... De. each et mei Nat. an ) i rs. lasysTstielOwitk [--Doerr. D Li''w°M-/ D.. 71S-11" nar~i.: "--- Ueda. rid nedrirdl ... i=.rMtek4= De.SlML.ll.sedll. (C.) De. Lasair s esda Waders Ds. I Mss, No. 1 IlMnitiMl" I .14s. rr D _ h NewryWomopelat AWL n: ~w: lartOirs a=ii• North D00m 6 11:4 4 Do. 1♦ Do. i D Gaorsotiod tootors—Dioinik D. Itzbooka 1 Monk Lefts FATC.A;ZI Alsw.lll.• I,l,ffirris War.. & Waiver. Mind vers.: 'ill IS IS 16 W uTI — DO. - ---- v i a - -- Sidon, Wok eaten, Ike. 4terktoe sod Darkselos. TheasienorenDookkitalL Vale of Ike& ...... Waterford aid Waterford sed West Corowala weed et t rd.& theont P. I Do. A. no. so dlr. dll7 I Do. B. per ot. paid to B f /01111/011 Ammo M /INAINIos lAntenses to Janda. I ,Ilowleris to Graissomos I.4lloot.Strodalkenamoot Ana neslett !Emma of inane De. rualroiterCesols A iodur Deft. !Av.& AL Woe Ds.Oust.d Debotame DoCompy.% • p. IS. do. jDfeat,oeerreld rarip... NawCloi.l rail I LOCCANNaIi ----- cit. DO. 1 WaL 14 Ds. New 64 per Oest 1 D0.b416. psy $1.60.61 66 D. do. O. Is. 6. do. 64 Ow do. norithoet op. Ilasialis awl Ozone [fir Or i5t...—.... em =awl Yrdtltetaersi Ile. 411 per nat. lit.,. Kula gnosis .. Yuaystiep ' (w lat.) Do. M. (ea lat.) Nortliora ot DDSs Ilk ohms NO Chorlovolk grquellubs) Do. M. 3 per @Laos& (tanaorlytat Mal= ob. loraosioa Trost Mks. Parietal Immo ..... Dais sal Orloom boassoni gam Borg Dadra .......—.—. Rood ..... ...... Simko ad —. emit lletede. roma moat.— i I Wee narks —.—.. Do. Si par Oust. Pier. 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I 0v1addera......... 911 I Paillherfmdibillaaral all MEW & Wield llism all Da. Kw .- le rothol boa Oespany all OW& NI lima .- 1 Ara. tavalani all Moira= UM- an I. De• 1 Ul BaR kawm. &alp- all I ad all Is TnattLassOLattlp../6 I 109 YOO Dlsma's Led 1 le TS IS id it Se ir I I LI II THE CONTINENTAL MAILS AND THE WEATHER.-( THIS DAY.) We have received the following communication' boa the Secretary of the English, French, and Belgium Royal Mail Steam-packet Couipaay, Wag the report of the easspeay's superintendent at Dover to the chief once is Loadoa : " Admiralty-yard, Dover, Oat. 28. 8 ca. " It hie been blowing a perfect barrios's* all night. " L'lmperstriee, with the French mail, due at 1 airs., ran ter the Downs, and safely landed her malls. " The Belgian government steam packet with the Ostend mails left ()stand yesterday, at 7.30 p.m., but has not yet arrived. "Tee South Eastern Company's .team-boat acted not land her passengers here hat night. She was obliged to can to Bam•gate. "Our mail boats, Vivid and Garland (the former for Ostend, and the latter fur Calais), left all right last night, but just satiny were leaving a great portion of the piles and woodwork of the Admiralty-pier were washed away. " The Baroness Stuttarbeisa aad family went over is the Goland, en route to Germany. _ " Dover, 11.28. Ls Theilielet, with the Beet& mails from Calais, aid L'lmpsralrioe from the Dowse, hare Pastan* into harbour all tare. " Tim mails will loam by tae 12 o'clock Male." A very hoary gale from this s•ath.wsst and want-*oath- 1 wort ha bean blowing all night at Plymouth. This mania,. at 4 o'clock, the Brazilian barque Than dolma, Captain Gown, went ashore, stars on-, is Bates Bay. She Is from Havre, bound to Lisboa and Lima. If the gale subside eb• will sot resolve such deans. THE STORY TO-DAY.-11tie saoroitg at high water the tide is the river rose us sa soused height, a heavy gale blowlsg from the south west ; the water was level with the coping ea the Cestom•hosso wharf, sad nearly up to the sew lead'sg place at Billing/ate. At the half flood the current in the stress was so rapid, that notwithstanding it was what is termed a weather tide, the vessels in the Lower Pool sad I. Blackwell and the Lower Reaches, could seareely be held by their sashes; sad on the ebb, the wind sad tide setting t►e same way, seven' ,owls, in the crowded state of the river, brought their &ashore home, and came into eollishm, causing musk damage to bulwarks, spars, and *gig. Several of the wharves is the south side of the Thum were Mandated, sad the atesters of fishing and oyster smuts state that the law grenade and marshes is the Heat sad Baser shone are °veld mod ; sad Users Is roam to fear that many sheep hare beim drowned, aid leash lojuty dose to haystacks. Idea& the ants of the storm were very &mimes; 1 boasts la the suburbs were unroofed, chimney-pots blown down, and a great amber of young true uprooted. DETERIIINID SUICIDE 01' A FIINALII IN THE RIOANT'II CANAL —AU half•past twelve o'clock this Mon- big,Cboapioo, 128 8, woo oilfod from Hi`k-rtraat, Portland town, to tbo Case-bridge, Park•raad, 84...10hn'0 wood, by gentleman who bad Mood s Menet sad 'bawl es the bridle alluded to. He, accompanied by soother °Hem took the drags. sad is the warm of abosi twisty minutes they ese• oeeded is dragging s (male out She sae glued es the bank, and a doctor was seat for, who pro nounced Mr dud, sad his *plain that vitality had not been bug extinct. TM deceased was vary respectably thawed. She had on a dark merino dress, and abs bad tied a veil mu her head sad round her meek. MIS abo had a gold ring ea one finger end isilver Wobble on mother. ♦ gold watch, with a silk peed, was feud in the bosom of her dress. She bad also two geld tweaks. sad a silver spoon in her possession. Upon the latter utak was eagramd, "To the mammy of a dear child." The body was eonveyed to the infirmary of Mazy- Mono Workhouse, New• road. -- EDINBURGH AND GLABOOW.—A special meeting mo tion of stock by the public, places this market itta le sT iers pany was held 1 1 :1 ea the I v b .d...a . .g. at . Glz;: ;m 3dr. upon a very firm basis. The fall to 881 which Coa ted tie advehtsamvat Diller the nesting. the Chains= sole sustained a week or two ago, was chiefly &Mi scued that the same whisk the shareholders were sow ,_ , called sun se fain u nder the nut lately obtained wire a n t Man at the time to the large realisations by the a sabartutee et 80.0001. to the lielessbarab Railway, Bank of England, coupled with the accompanying 60,0001. to provide plant for that Ilse, 60,0001 (alressly paid from ether r ) for pleat oa the Ildr- operations of speculators for lower prices. Within a Rug sad Danferalia• Be, MM. for the Cewlsirs very abort space of titnethe whole of this mass of stock Ismael, wad 30,0001. for land taken from the Deed« appears to have been cleared off The market by the in sad a rm o r s Company of m.O o at o I W . a T ve h r e ley- bridge station, =skies In regen t was no t the moa t vestments of the publie,which have caused a recovery &seeable time for raising money, bat he thought that 5 of nearly 2 per cent. from the lowest point of the per seat professes shares would be takes up readily. Re depression . late ln fact , the supply with which the then moved a series of nodulose. preldieg for the issue et 27,000 shares of 101 eaeb, to be ranked as 6 per cent. jobbers are now feeding the public demand appears pretenses abuse. He stated that watt shareholder would to waist chiefly of stock lent in the market by the Yaws the offer Mona Dew 101. share for every SOL of stock bald by Me. sad that the calls weld extend our two years, Bank of England. Upon this stock the Bank finds is tea letabeete of M. sash, Feld at ia, trs l4 4 ,, taw" itself able to borrow money in the Stock Exchange teethe. Mr. Headmen , of Psi% Itaraia the atlaittaal dabs reeeletieus, sad they were passed unanimously. A ail low as 21 per cent., owing to the greater com ime el Slash@ to the minimum dosed the proceedings. panties scarcity of Consols. On the other govern. Laleitex.—The Coquette, a very handsome vessel, meet stocks the current rate is 3 to 4 per cent. of NI leek Intended as • despair& boat, was leenehed from 11. H. sad H. Gresn's baildise-yeed, at Blackwell, The feeling in the discount market seems firmer, PALACE.— Romeo DAT , ipasesisy. but the rates are well maintained. The more OM 2-3. favourable feeling is prompted in great mea- Oaywra. rrl_teratut. 2,684 / ditto by se"" tkkoa• sure by the retention in this country of a ei, kw. Correspeedtee day last year. 2,191. Advertioncen us. ausemira t.)—A4 portion of the gold recently received from 4. 1111- umas hih ost . llllll3." InAll ' i m ortal lini. Australia. The amount sent into the Bank embeasio. ereamilibes me tem el assuircurse. yesterday is reported to have reached about 300,0001., t e otat-sonea_....., M ie r l issass ant 00 d and some further parcels were presented to the insti - ru.7 cation to-day. The reported arrangement between . tenant ateure.Peatedbm. Mime S il Lta- 1. the Bangs of Prawn and Amsterdam, by which the Moe mass isseasi ere wises Gamma et sa as former is stated to obtain some considerable specie (AAVOrtiseIIanka—ECILLOWAVII PILLS TER lIIMPT _ n ~ ... . h o ped , tend m itiga te arecesses nenesens Lou meatess easetersies.— late accomm od a ti on, w ill , i t Is 61 Mai to maldS Ma vssan =WM a mellpeiem the French drain upon this market. It is reported, boa Ask amempded Was avid" of MD ad Wo ol however, that the next return of the Bask of Eagland 11/Asellatt be `der lieleeiarat of mad mil ler tire g mb r ea Mewed ea seesseoss as Meade hessineMermea sr Ma will exhibit a further onsiderable dimin ution in the soda of tbeettsas el his Itmedar. ilbpsliamen win end Noon. wilmimil be beasseazab usame Mk p in ale n n i re g embsiM peninner ." = a r t . At Paris to-day the French funds experienced an °Melbas ass lir el th. tbeell". lenwi•S___. free , improvement of Ito I per ant. alsmamed Oa mg tarer ea r al Pm " sida ranged between 88 and 881, end were • wee meessere He, ant se, ritheimlistrollke lalh quoted at 4 o'clock at 881, exactly, both for money it- and the Bth November.. The official business report is as follows :—Three psi Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 88, 881, 871, 88 ; ditto, for account, Bth Novem ber, 88k, 88. 881, 1, 1, 88. Three per Cent. Redimed, f. New Three per Cents.. 88, 881. Long An. names, expiring in January, 1860, 31, 3 7-16; ditto, Thirty Years, Oct., 1859, 31, 3 1 . Bank Stock, 207. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1838 and 1859, 981, 1, 1. India Bonds and Exchequer Bills were steady, at 2s. dis. to 31. prem. In the foreign stock market attention is still chiefly directed to Turkish. The Six per Cents. were again inquired for this morning, and touched 791, but a fall to 781 to 791 then took place, and the closing quotation was 791 to 1„ or per cent. below that of yesterday. The scrip of the New Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan, after martin 21 dia., closed at 3/ to 21 dim., being per cent. worse than yesterday. The scrip o the new French loan was last quoted par to 1 preen. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The gold mining shares continue to meet with little or no enquiry. Tin Croft snares have been dealt in at 3f, Im perial Brazilian at 21, and United Mexican at 41, to ob showing a farther rise. " Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yes terday's sales : But Russell, 261 27.. 64.; Irybridge, 275. 61. ; Lady Bertha, 215., 20.., 21.., 19s. 6d , 205., 21... 21.. 6d. ; Tama: Consuls, 4 ; Treleigh Consols (ohs), 20s. ; West Celle. comb., 10.. ; West Sortridge, 61.. 6s. 344 ; West Promo, 32, 35, 38: Wheal Trefasis, 13f, 14. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stack Exchange, viz.: North Bwet, 32; Bortridge Corool•, 6f, 613 113; Vale of Towy, 20a, 211.; Eut Russell, 27.. 6d.; Lady Berths, 205., 225. ; Defeo, 64. 3 ; West Collacombo, I. iy :11 n 4 *0 101 IN MO IN IN II it 4 to fa 30 Koji MN ivies Kw ••••• moo) IMAM 111.111 MAU US" iee wen ioo *Am woe Se" Kiii, o46 l WON tf.itl N Te 11911 iei I w 741 i I I 96 le fit 364 aili *li 28 21 zd /1 ) ) K ifif 17 f i 9+}d'ast I 14 I as par i i , l 6 I pal 1 1 IS 16 li t as i 6 t 8 4. Sf 4f SI Y 1 all an all lAt ill II all ill au :1 Ii MONEY MARKET-THIS DA Y. Two o'Cioos. The English funds are again a shade flatter to day, but the decline saaroely amounts to 1 per ant. Business is quiet. Console are quoted 88 to 1 for money and the Bth November. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 871 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 871 to 881; Bank Stock at 207 to 208 ; Exchequer Bills at 2s. dia. to 33. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds at 981. Turkish Six per Cents., after touching 791, are now quoted 79 to 1, and the Four per Cent. loan 3 to 2i die. Mexican is called 191 to 20 ex div.; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 19 to f. Russian Four and-a-Half per Conte. have been dealt in at 88 to Sardinian at 831 to 84 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Hali per Cents. at 72 ; Portuguese Four per Cents. at 44; Equador Bonds at 42, and Chilian Six per Cents. at 99. The amount of specie brought in by the Madrid from Portugal is only 1,1871. The Admiralty have ordered the ship Castle Eden to be surveyed, previous to engaging her for the con veyance of convicts to and from Bermuda. The Ad miralty will receive tenders on the 30th inst. for the hire of a ship, of from 700 to 800 tons, N.M., for the conveyance of convicts from England to Freementle (Western Australia). The receipts of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail way last week were 7291., showing a decrease. The first half-year's interest is advertised on Rome and Frascati Railway shares. In virtue of the ar rangement made wi , h the contractors, the guarantee of 7 per cent. on the capital commenon on the let Nov., but the line will not be ready foe traffic till the beginning of next year. During the past week, according to the report of Muer,. D. Bell, Son, and Co., there has been more activity in the market for American securities, the reduced prices having brought forward purchasers both for state securities and railroad bonds. As the supply, however, hee been quite equal to the demand, there is no material alteration in quotations, which are given by this firm as follows: Itscleentable. Dividend& Trion United States per Oasts. 1567.1855 Jan. and July 105 107 Do. 6 parCeta. ISIS Jan. and July 146 105 7 per Oat. Ids. 1870 Jan. and July CO 51 naryboue te erot.ser.ses. Jan, and July 82 83 MeganilgeninlpaCt.k.tr. ......... Ap. and Oat. .00 122 per Ct. FDA 1141:1 Jan. and July 45 47 D► 6 per Ct. Estee Bk Om& Pislnglionda Spar Cts — Feb.and Aug. 74 76 PannaltotolaS pall. Us 1877 Veb. and Aug. 821 631 seemiceselies a pet. Ms 0141 M 10.• me. pee C4.(Pelteer'i) 186 c Jan. and July 88 SO YireMin Apra l6Bs Jan. and July 83 15 =is Spar Cent.Boode 1896 Jan. and July 66 84 5 car Ct. Bonds Divers Ap. and Oct. 90 9: Montreal 6 per Cents...-. 11134.1543 VAiparilbata. 53 85 New Nuns 6 per Chat. Sleek Pitleburph 6 per Ci. Steak Is°9.lBls Divas 76 78 1111nola Oulgi al 7 meant 1875 April and Oct. 72 74 Wools Central 7 per Cent Free-land Bonds Michigan Central Bpm Ct ll6O Atoll and Oct. 90 92 New York Central 7 per Cent., convertible 1664 June sad Dec. 99 94 New York Centrals per Cent., not eonvertible 1813 May and Nov. 01 83 New York & Brie 7 per Ct. let aortaass . New York 6t Brie 7 per Ct 3rd mews lBBB Mardi Sept. 83 85 New York and Brie 7 per Ct.. Convertible New Toth and Erie 7 per Cant, sinking land 1873 Feb. and Aug. 78 80 Panama 7 per Cl. let mort gage 6ter.Bds., not mac. 1639 June and Dec. 95 97 Ditto ditto renasylvania Oen., 6 per pet., Ist merge. ego. cordials tllllß6O The report of Mr. E. F. Satterthwnite is subjoined There be. been very little cheep in American securities la London dialog the put week. We note some fair pur chases of Illinois Construction and Free Land Bonds. Michigan Central, 8 per cent. convertible, and New York Central, 7 per cent. convertible, Benda are wanted at low prices. Brie, third mortame, have chaeged bands at 83; Bonds of 1862 at 25. and Slaking Fund at 281. Illinois shares have brought 61 discount. the market Glows firmer, with more inquiry. The following quotations are 4r. 61. to the dollar. Bid. Asked. Belvidere Delaware 6 per tent. Id Mort gage, Convertible 1877, guaranteed by Camden and Amboy Cincienati, Hamilton, and Dayton, 7 Per cent., 2nd Mortgege, 1880 Illinois Central, 7 per cent., dollar, 1875 72 Ditto, 7 per cent., dollar, 1880, with option-70 per cent. share* Ditto, 8 pi r cent., dollar, payable in Lon don, at es. 2d. per dollar Ditto, Shares 15 dollars paid Michigan Central. 8 percent., 1869 9l Ditto 8 per cent., 1860 New York and Brie, 7 per mat., Third Mortgage B3 Ditto Sinking Fond New York Central, 7 per cent., Culver ' tihle Ditto 6 per cent., Non-Convertible Ohio and Pennsylvania, 7 per mat. In come Bonds 76 Penneylvaais, 6 per sent., Ist Mortgage, Coavartible Ditto, 2nd Mortgage, Sterling 9O 92 Relative to the silk sales, Messrs Durant end Co. observe, under date yesterday; The public sales commenced yesterday, and are concluded. The quantity offered was shout 4,000 bales China silk and 700 bales Bengal. The attendance of Mayers wu only mo derate, and the disposition to bid even less than venal—the libels was passed rapidly, almost without any !mollusc Impleters generally are tirs—in many eases buying in at U. pee lb. above previews market rates. Land and Bank shares yesterday were quiet. Bank of Australegia shares rose IL Canada Government Six per Cents. were in demand, and higher. The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's stock was also better, marking 72 to 74 ex div. General Screw Steam shares were dealt in at 141 ; Peninsular and Oriental, at 64 • Illinois Central Railroad 100 dollars shares, with ledollars paid, at 6 die. ; New York Central Six per Cents. (sinking fund), 1883, at 85 New York and Erie Third Mortgage, 1883, at 86 ditto, Sinking Fund, 1875, at 80 (exch., 4s. 6d.). 87 &int. 80 & int. 74 4 dii. TILI7LIDAT Erintinci. The English stock market to day was rather flatter in character, but, upon the whole, retains consider able steadiness, the reduction from the enhanced rates of yesterday being limited to about I per cent. As we hare before remarked, the extraordinary ab- COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK-THIS DAY. The arrivals of wheat and dour continue light, and dens waa not mush c Bering from the east coast for railway. The trade this morning was dull, at the rates of Monday last. Barley was in short supply, and its value was supported. Oats were in mcderate request, at former prices. Beans and peas firm. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM OCT. 22 TO O;,T. 21. Enetl.6. Spa& Irish. Ferelen. Wheat...." 17.0 I 2410 70 Bar:ey 690 I ... $ll3 7330 Mal* Floor. sada, 41S0 1 mi.—Wheat, 84e. ed.; ltd.; Beans, 945. ed. IMPERIAL AV LONDON Avo $22.114.; ale, barrels. ; Barley. 40 , .; Pita. Ste. 11. Bd.; Oat*. 1. Wltent. fistisy.l oats. I Bye. 1 14001, Fess: Sept. IS ... 7es Id Us 74'264 44 43. 34`411a 0443. 23 „. 77s 84 43. 94 Us 84 471 Id 494 Id 418 114 29 7714 SC 36. 44 28s 44 48. 84 49s Sd 18s Oct 6 78s 6d 37s 04 336 7d 30s 104 46. 104 46s MI 13 .. 76s 74 3416 441 28s 64 194 84 46e Ild 464 74 764 10d 31 109p7s 9.1170 s Sd 49. 104i16. 74 • weeks' An. Aver. l 76 - 4 - 1 361 I 14 1 2 h 3.1 491 04 4911 3.11434 - 97 1.14.44.—Wb05t, 844147.41014 tce. !lefts. mad P 44.. Prim Sept. li. lip. — 4l - 1 : .. 1. ...... 76 10 76 9 " 76 I Oot. 6. Oat. 13. o - t LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (ay NAONZTIC TILEORAFR.) ONION OUR OWN CORIMPONDENT.) There was a tolerably good business doing in our corm market this day, and • very lair attendance of dealers and farmer,. Wheat and ft nu are a trifle lower in price than on Tue.- da last—a mere tura of the market. Indian corn was firm, at oar last quotations. Oats, oatmeal, peas, beans, and Giber articles nchanued. MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. - - S9oAß.—Thera has been an active and advancing market during the week. and the priors paid to day *bow an advance of Is. 61. on jut Friday. The refined has also advanced Is. 6d.; brown lumps quoted 665.; greotry, 57a 6d. to 595. ed. CorrEr.—This article his been dull, and a large portion of the ganitity offered in public sale has been bought to. and prices ars 6i. to Is. lower. N►tive Ceylon sold by private contract at 481. 63., which shows a decline of is. to Ir. 6 ft Tni.—The market bee been stesdp, but inactive. Ode week Common Congou, sic to 9d. Large puLlic sales are advertised for neat Tuentey. Rios —Peon have keen supported with a limited business. Rix —A small amount of businen done at last week's prices. SALTPITRI.—We have no alteration to maks in our quo tations, but the article has been dull of sale. SPIC . ZI have sold rather heavily, at last week's currency. Corrox Imo been out of demand, and we are without transactioas of importance. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARBET.-THIS DAY. The market is era to day at the annexed quotations, viz : —Town tallow. 62.. 64. nett cub; Peter.burg T.O. on the spot. 6.31 ; Ocooher to Dar:ember, 63..; January to Much, 64e. 6d. Wynn. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET THIS DAY. The supply of beasts considerably exceeds the demand. The choicest descriptions are disposed of at a small redaction; in other kinds then is very little doing. TN* trade is exceedingly dull for sheep; v.ry few are sold, aed those at lower rates. There are not many good calves on offer, consequently they meet with a ready sale; but trade is, on the avenge, worse. From Gisrmanv and Haled& there are 469 beasts, 2.200 sheen, and 206 calves; the Northern sad Midland Counties, 300 bouts; and 76 Mitch cows from the Home Counties. Par stone of Mt a d. 4. d. Pcr None of 8115.. d. s. d. Dot Bools, liortiords .. 4 6 4 8 Pert Dn. it Ilf.bredP ST 0 0 0 0 Dot Short-horns ...... 4 4 4 6 BV4 Loug.woold .. 4 4 4 8 Bloom" quality boo Ma.. 2 4 3 4 Do. do. Shorn 0 0 0 0 C.&I•1111 ........ 3 6 6 0 Ewes and Elwood quality 3 6 4 0 00 0 0 Dot Das k Mahn& 4 8 4 10 Limbs .............. 0 0 0 0 Diort4 at market. 1,291; .hoop %A hunt; 6.810; calm. 291; 1;494 190. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meters. Patteoden end Smith report that t►e market la firm for floe hope, hot low aorta are to be bought oo lower terms. Doty, 350,0001. HIDES.—THIS DAY. LIADINEALL.—The followlaa an the prices •-661bs. to 641h5., lied. ; 641 b.. to 721b5., sp. to 4c1.; 721 M. to 40th.., 4d. to 4}4. ; SOlbs. to 88th.., 40. to 4 d. ; 88th.. to 041tm., 40. to 4td. ; 96ibs. to 104th. ,4id to 5d.; 104th.. to I .21b0., 6d. to 61d. Hone hides, 6.. 6d. Calf Skim, light, 2. to Bs.: fall, 6.. 6d. Biattonnorr.--Bboop skins, polled, 4'. to be. 3d. ; Kest sod balt-breds, as. 64. to 45.; Downs, 2s. 10,1. to 3s. 4d. ; lambs, 2s. 9d. to 4s. 6d. COAL MARSET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Helton, 21s. 6d.; Walls End Booth Hetten, 21s. 3L-33 (rub ships at :casket. POST-OFFICE BLUNDERS.—A considerable fund id likely to he raised by the Pat-office department, from the pecuniary penalties imposed on the Post-office ofileide for blunders committed by them in the discharge of their deice. Tan SITE OF SmITEPIELD.—The committee con nected with this movement are taking active measures in order to inners the appr•ortstion of the site of Sreithficid to a profitable purpose. Weekly meetings of the committee aro held, and public meetings of the inhabitants of the ad jacent neighbourhood ere about to take place. The corpo ratien a the City of London support the application of the memorialists, who pray that a dead meat, poultry, ite., markets be erected upon the modern portion of the si.e. It appears by the Racing Calendar that Mrs. Os baldrston is determined not to allow her horses to be run soy longer in the name of " the Squire" (Mr. o.baideaton). This enterprising lady has entered a filly fu the o.kt at the nut ItoriCAugust meeting in her own! name. The only other lady who has thus appeared of late years as an owner of nee bones is Moe. Massey. of Coventry. It is understood that the Honourable the Court of Directors hove, to a considerable extece, acceded to the suggestions ecaveyed by the Bombay government, for ((realising the rank and furlough-pay of the Indian navy with that of the military branch of the East India Curd* pany's Fervid". These attentions will considerably increase the forlough•pay of certain ranks in the Indian navy Overload Mail AK InDlex STUDENT.—Mr. Josiah Past:wood` of the Madras Medietal Establishment. whose ad- , saimion as a member of the Royal College of !linguae we ausoucced is our Wye of the 10th Allow% bu .übs-quently received Ms diploma of a Lieeatiate of Mid-. Wiry: from the same college, and epos this occasion he mu. pumonneed to have been the most succesaful of the seven teen candidates (all armAers ief the college) who &encored, before the examinen. Oe the 19 th In stant this gentlcteaar had the demo of Dosser of Medicine conferred upon him in Spatted. This le, we believe, the only instance in shiest. on Indian student has ever atttined such honotteable die tiaatieur wieboat having attended d single letlabre In Bog lead.— Overlaid Mail. I I 1 1 , , I I 1 I I I I • i ' I ' OD o $ I ai SD al 6 al 10 d 10 al 10_ S. 144 I 4 TO& I TI I to 130 1014 me •