The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-29 00:00:00

'CAW INTELLIGENCE. (ISIS DAY.) toURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Defoe, Mr. Ormairairser Holroyd.) Y PUNY. , .w an .Iyourned meeting tope the last esamins• lankrupt, desailsed as a coal inerchentuf Wharf ••aud, atal underwriter of Lloyds' Codes Home. 1 .. i u l A n c esheet, which has been prepared by Messrs. s, Nicholls. sal Co., exceed' from let January, 2. - 46 Mss, 1460, as regards the coal liminess t, u y.th May, 1 , 458, to 'Mth June, 1860, th. underwriting account, and shows the tore.. -law to creditors, 4,242/. I. IW. ; ditto t • 1,750/. : premiums on policies under. • , 13.. 74. ; profits, 484/. 114. tat ; capit a l „Lamar', 3,724/. Oa 441.- total, which amount is then accounted . debtors. 14.. :U. ; property, propert lull by creditors, 1,6421. Rh. ; Imam rsrumg ...count, 34,163/. 4s. 9iL • discount cm ia. 101. ; expanses cm ditto, 1.0041. 7s. dd. ; . ,p tees. Nil/. 13s. id. • house and pe rsona l, 4161. 4 , .1 . I,s csta, 571. lla 2d: ; difference, :ti. Ws. 1 ; • . :la 54. isoo tier bankrupt's own petition. dated batlater, for the sweipee.. asked for an adjourn• • niop olenta to be trek which would prove beoe. • t., tbr and it was acconlingly ordain...l for a t !. oa th ~.utinuatios ofbankrupt's allowance. RE [Ws. I hmkrupt, Itslutrti kJII., a chemist anal drogitist, of ftp.okrr, Northampton, roue up to ask for • wisuats, prepared by Meson. Robinson, Nicholls, • C.. confluence March 22., HMO, with • deficient/ • e'e✓ 7 " , 2.L, awl close nn June 214, ...1 1., ..a indebted to creditors 1,12,/ 17 a, and to reed'. • • !Ad.% socurity 1,0644 r. 3s. tide ; hie profit. have boos 11.1. ; and the weds consist of debtors, 'slit. lie. ; 1•"` • -V.. ; and ditto held by creditors, 1,0004 9s. tid. are suited to Is. 147/. Lti. rid. ; expellees, • , awl interest, 37/. 17. 611 e E. Lewis, fur the assigu,,s, did not opposer ; and rtamt•r+l, the I•onkrupt uul he Lad Leen in .• t Northau.ploo for 21 %ran, awl had dealt with . •64 present creditors iluns,; tis• whirl, of that 14 paid them taw •urea of money. {knout rid, u there wss w. ..ppusition, the boo t h. .41it t,Jr a thittl•class certificate. THE POLICE COURTS. (I'lll3 DAY.) M LBOROUUICSTR EET. ATZALIINJ A WIZ. r J.Aw....a, • yowls Ina, wee clewed before Mr. !. u with otralieg ride. of Moe raised tweedy guineas, • .arts of Mr. J.obee Derive, leaky., of 341.1, oxford. I .ertreellatellieleer. errand tiny to Xr. Darin, sail that owes that anemias tie was taideig down the shop .I.cteer• when the primer ease op to hie, after hailed 1 aloes the shop wirolow for ...toe tine balers, awl ..s.,lea gh. way 1.. livreweelt .etrevt. lii divested NM a. • • on, sad the pr..neer them soled his eons . _ • ttestreMe. ormapt to.: bow tone for abaci livemiestela H •ottosom) thee 'ran../ o.toul to the ether window, It housr. awl.ollik eaters down the sate.., k • ps1•0111111, lemma out of th s shop m ew with t. Ass mid ream tewfoni m5....t He t e s s e pa s may watt dt, km., mewl twain; Imo twee the Me frees him. The p o. t. thee *weal oft. awl alter ebb hint round • I •...rket red Purtlan.l street at.. ( mop Hel." he was eaughttz . ememlehie. • ••• left tetth hi. tweeter I.y aga 11.. %. teat be mapecte.l the primmer mes aely w • ...ail w wturt...l Irma peril wwertuttole ; b. knew him le be of therms, and h.- lerlieved that if he wee ▪ ,a. 1.1 he ahoul.l to poor. that be had been cow Mal Philip , 2.'1 tile officer who took the primmer into mid that.{ the .tAtwo tf... primmer said a gentle. *An it totem Merit,. He wi led for • emend. Mr It •Int sail he woul.l nmausi the primmer till Wed e-.h ..at. ELECTION OP LOAD MI TOIL —( THIS LA Y.) This morning the Livery of London ameruhled at loaiLlhell (or the of ideatiner a Lucl Mayon for the ene.ac year, in tM room 4 for Might Hoo. John Carter, oho v men oe the Ilth 4 November. Ti.. bird Mr, or, Alderman aud sheriff Able... Mr. Skew, Limk, Alderman Mir l:. W. Cerrito, Alderman Ji.ha Musgrove, Allmon 'Welt, M. P., AlJarnisa ' , a Henry Maggeridge, Alderman H a l e , Aider era so F. It. Mace, Alderman Wilmer. and RAWI.I6IP/S of the corporation amemblei at the 4:m1,16101- • tuna ' , rt. not thee yr...order M, Mei parieh church of St. Lessee revrry, wirto divine service was performed, the ▪ IricePpreselsevl by the Her. Hem) Chromium, i; • . the Lord Mayor's thriiiLiia, who selected fur los t-lt it, v. 111-- The Lord mimed up juddro." -entice the chi:tem wee iiroeivvled with e the • . The livery retUltl•4l Alderman Cahill, X P., • neut. sir Ili my 14 tr,‘,:eralige. The Court of Alder , vrioen the bawl .4mr.v.ou rests, declared Alderman ••. P., Lail 3:ayor for [Lc 'seat yew, ankle loud V . lIESTNR UNITY FRIINDLY SOCIETY OP tobD PILLOWs. 1, 4,nley the Metropolitan Dietrich Committee • t• •..••••etv sod their trogrola wrewohk.l at the Oreg.! r ,in beer the atatewanst o the audit .4 th e I,l.fl ie celebrated as ith alt. Nntelthstinohng the ...11 'owe...We .4 the weather. • easeidemble number ...• tea etlier no the eccrioe. Mr. H. F. .1. oNrs, dread Mester. l'unliso district, occupied the .tuer IM usual loval awl constitutional toasts, )I- llouers. ro pm posing " The Prosperity of the Man •• r Veit, .ittrl "f Directors," remarked that the N. ',der (*oily FruoullY :Society had at the begins* of L r -vet sear dtfr.::l4 sulscrihrog members, liariag 3,3:0 • • r nreyting spp.rtioued to 441 districts, in all I A tor. knirloria ail ...loons. From the published • •-m, A six fisand thst .the districts possessed surplus • `ark awl Funeral Fund of about ii. per er, which nook for the whole Unity about Ite Widow audtnidran and Distress Funds were lona. t.. coal as gifts so re ousrle from the discos •l L. 41 committees, the nvenihrrsv in agreeing W meet n , tratarn, ermined at Ow moue time to radios . 0 for the increase of those foods. It being necessary , • poi. r ;dices at lisorl.pasrtem the first stone was 1 4 ,17. sal from a smyll levy upon the members, • orer two years, the Wilding was erected in Gres- ALA. 3lam Lester, at a cost of 2,trlt.W. All expiates meant of the society were mined and paid by a se • • • 11.1. Ile Iv Ireverl rim society was a. prtopetlMS MA km:dom leheym 11.4rin, Ivrea drunk with all the honours of the vim a mender of tho Issenl of directors, rcsitsellysl, tni •••••• rod that whilst s,syye of the actuaries preelayte.l In '•.e q. eel.. dissolution of the society. the fact was that • • ....fetal w r a new I,t/tataamli. more than It V&A then, and the ...octets' much farther front di.. lotion. 11, actuaries did ma. know tine clam, ,if men who • • 1 11, society, for when they were ...111ViDetel that it • 'ruche In incr.-ape their suhsenptious, they did no to • , •-et V H. pyr eynt.witumit iticrous•ng the liabilities o f • • • coo . e beat p..iutenl .eat the advantages the •• 1.(,1 out in a social 'eau: of icw is contrast with • • luhs. the nielohors of which had no hand in the • ...ea, and ~,,e1.44 I n cyprrysoug his 4 . ..tahleitet in a.nuy,l prusis.nty of the society, (Cheers.) i; 11,1*, 111.41 01.4.6 a eteteteeni of the result uf the .1 the Crystal l'alaer, from which it appeared that i•Y scnt of all eypeoste, which were considerah'e, ' t.-• u recalled by the society. louring former yean .Se .n.•4•3§ to have twofan •Lte lea this )ear they ' •Ise, .1101 the result justified the change. for the day •• kid leen nose pront,•llc t o them than any two is *. Although they weir not the cmaider• • ' •. th.-y 'MA bight ••••Iyuleheoms iu view in 4 the CA's sl. for it reteteuttll pool feeling amongst • rs, s•,•1 hy the local soy:le:lee as interest it. • di ..f fulnfr fe•tieal., he believed they would he sill: • •sfid In future :fedra. If tem, vtoja..l t.gui the Crystal Pasco . tbe oßkers of the comiayay, to which Mr. - • •• t:.L.t• et the evening were the " Prem." the '• i• lat.ob Ih.trtrtw.' reepeeled to by 31r. iteugh, t.re . .4 the Ph. - nod "Ow Chainalla-" ..• ttir brainy"! tan 8..1 - rn•Wxyrtarr • ' • ....fortunate acenlerat happen..l n. flora. ' • 1.0.1.n0 awl Mouth-Wevtere flail...ay, near •• which, although a. 4 attended with feud • •. or the 11/011b11 .4 deetresing a lace .1,4111• eatheetel at I,ola o It ".•••la• lh.t 0n0..., .1.4 the .tlton 1.11•4411 trail. 'tubed tire olepota at the whoa! 1...ur of without uterine,. with any n whin eat.l the toe true. were leaned •t I two re.....rig along the m e t a l. a t t h e the s•ual.lfonl line).... the other the ultimo 'Joao wit/I , mb other Oflr .4 the serum ••••• . 4 , -.11!...1 . sial.hipe .4 the other teen • •• I. •rfol tlo. *teem 1.4.1 cleared • ' - wro I I hot all the men ernp:oyeilow both train. • ,11. no eller., but attend truck...not " l 'h*•ll...to•pliuterv, man . of tile in,. •1.• el. • .4 11,. •Us•h•p.r• • . •• re 1.• etten.l about in temble '''''.•rr" at by th. ' *Pol. and the hrolien vehicle. ..am' engine • -•• a. eiflicont time to allow the u-xt •p • In!". along. thereby ie.-vesting any rlelav r (mitt. n• MIPS. of the accident I. unknown, Lenz.. I* that the .hirer of nee rimier • th• of tilt ralarr traia axial too date I.r.xrat the rm.; "EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 29 1860. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Croxot. The railway share market to-day is heavy. Mal of the leading stocks present a reduction of to per cent. Midland has fallen 1 ; Bout Eastern, per oent. ; Berwick is in demand, and better. London and North Western stock is quoted 1001. to 1 ; Midland 1281 to 1291 ; Great Western, 74 to ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, lla i to 11 ; saihdonian, 411 to 1 • ; South Eastern, to 1 ; Coun ties, 521 to 531 ; and Great orthmia, Übe to 116. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain quiet, at 11 to 1 ths. Grand Trunk of Canada shams and bonds are decidedly heavy. ILDINALT ...tOCKK a. Ira I BALLWAT3. reterilay. I lanwATL /Maas IL 1,,104, Dm . . Doc Attla.egto Doildioalalsollaroditi Do. Peolleroati Da1,11.4.44:1100ri08 :At wAi alidt. 1 WTI &LH. Do. :di L 1878. dltta. Da Jam t, wit, ditto. it 8. /WWII MaDOCkep.C.VilL c 1 NAM = s eer oat loglink Brim Do. intaoloa 1. Da. Jo/dogma Ds. 4P. ot.Doboat Do. 8 p. et. do. Do. do. do. 1846-70 Nelms Grand 4 Itailboarao ?mit al - - _ U 87 9 6 96. ii ittla 01 :1 IS 132 : 73 78 70 78 it ills s tii ills 1 1 ills 100, ladle p [ 101 102 i ills rtllit2Bl 17 — Ts - 1:. siZik—riii.. I }Zioarid - te - I.ll t O. De. • per ct De. T pm et. DM— . Do. do. intr.... Do. do. Int.— area Indian Peninsula Ds. New Gt. S. of Inta4 . 6 s tok i (it. Westes Do. New Do.Bda.par4opitilleo Do. do. 73 opt. till 60 Do. do. ra withoutop. Do. 6f p.ctiklis,pay.77 Madras Guar. 41 per ct. Do. do. 6 i r di r: i t : Do. 4f pa ct. Do. 4th Exton. do. 11elb.eorp.66. el Bonds N. Brunswick & Csnads dais A esp. oh. Du. do. Land do Do. do. I cep. do. Do. do. Lad do.' 13. Ti dls Was *64sy I* lINNIL - 100 i L'ot ii as & T & T • 1 & 7 611 I - 96 1 i WILLS AND BA'QUZSYS. The will of the Right Hose. Lady Mary Pelham sou proved in London on the 19th September, by her brother, the Lord Bishop of Norwich, in conjunction with her sister, Ledy Henrietta Pelham, the executors, who administered to the personalty under 10,00 W. Her lady. ship, being unmarried, has disposed of this property chiefly amongst her brothers, sisters, and nephews, appointing her brothers, the Earl of Chichester end the Bishop of Norwich, trustees over • sum of 2,0001. which she has bequeathed to her sister, Lady Amelia, for her exclusive use ; mid to her brother, Adnural Pelham, C. it, etc has left • itatacY of 3,500 f., nominating her sisters, Lady Henrietta and Lady Lucy Pelham, residuary legatees- The will contai n " the following c h ar it a bl e bequest. :—To the Church Mu, sionary Society sod Bible Society, 1005. each ; and to the City Mission and Ragged School Union, row. each. The will of Abraham Goons Hobart', Esq., banker, Lombard street, whodied on the 6th of September, has just been proved; the personalty was sworn under 200,00 W. by the executors, Abraham John Roberta, Esq., the son, and Henn Christopher Roberts, Eaq., the brother of the de cease'''. He has left his real estates to his eldest son, who also takes the residue of the personalty. To his widow he has left interest io his house in Chi:Am-place. together with an annuitycif 2,0001. and the furniture. To his younger ions and daughters he hew left to each • liberal provision, and to his brother, the executor, • lepey is also bequeathed. ea well u to other breeches of hisfamily, and some personal friends. We must not omit to mention that he has left to each of the clerks in the basking establishment the stun of 105. for moaning. The will el H. W. Teamed, EN, M.P. for Bea' bury, formerly of 105, Pall-wall, bat who was late of Mar gate, when he died on the 20th of August last, aced 80, bean date the 6th of January, 1149, to which he added font codicils. This gentleman has left personal amount ing to :Vi,oool. The eaecutors are Alexander - Brodie, Esq. ; John Farpaliar Fraser, Eel. ; and the Rev. Willies Tan red, the testator's nephew. Probate was granted by the London court on the 111th of September. After making a few bequests he directs his property, real sad parsons'', to be divided into four parts, leaving en equal part to each of his three nephew.—. Sir Thomas Tancretl, Bart., Henry and Wakens Tapered—awl • like share to his niece, finnan, wife of the Rev. T. C. Whitehead, M.A. There is • bequest of 1,0001. to John Menton, Esq., of Banbury, for his uniform kindness to the testator during his connexion with that borough, which he represented in parliament for twenty eve years. He lan. also left to his attendant, [Amebae, • I.x.icy of 2,0001. for himself and wife.—(Oirarrolcd Lond9,4 THE CROPS AND DRAINAGE. The nave weeks at which, three months ago, we enimatal the delay of harvest time by the weather of April, May, anl June, have been doubled at the least by the weather at Jule, August, soil September. We are sow, over Mai of the southern counties, no wane the artitel oar hereon than we were in the middle eeth lest year. Having traversed many of them onaties during the past ten days, we are bead to speak of the bimentolde coonquences which an mow at length following upon the perpetusl rainfall of maey weeks. There as everywhere an im• memo extort et barley either lying in swathe upon the ipowed or beaten flat amidst the clovers which are growing theeirgli it. A great deal of wheat, too, re m a i ns uncunied 0. 41 the higher lands. And the high prices realised for the few good ...melee in the market show bow "emend is the opinion of the injure which has been sus. Mimed Beside, the corn epee the land, then is, we more water standing on the surface now than then boor at any time for many pe e vi ng years. And bemeath that surface the whole substance of the sail is water.logged and saturate! more gemerany than km been - known sines most of our drainage emPasiers romineeced their operation s . We caned need that dun ng the coming winter the mis treat between drained sod untrained laud will be more obvious than ever. And the discussion. of our a7icultural journals will turn almost exclusively. upoe the anomalies of drainage legislation • and the practice and the principlia.d th.• oper.ition it professes to promote. We mast add that the oddness of this wet weather, while it has delayed or diminished the injunes sustained by oar corn crops, Ins greatly retarded the growth of an green mops, and a dripping sem...w has not proved so beoeficial to the growth of swedes slid mange( wunels am might have been expected —.A:rneeltarel fia.-effe. LOSS col THE CONWAY EMIGRANT SHIP. The intelligence of the lose el the chip Conway, belonging to Mew.. B•iDel. of Liverpool, was erode ktiowe yesterday by the receipt el • Wean= at the Ad miralty ; cad, from the cirrundiancie Ilse weed bevies obtained Nene notoriety previous to her roiling, the an taimicarrieut of her wreck excited ems seneatino at Lloyd's sod the Jerusalem. In the early part of Int July the fedi' Council adyerti.ed for tend e r s for • ship for the conveysnur tmopi from EngLnd to Cakutta- Mame those ten dered waa the ship Cotiway, of 1,196 tom, built i• litAl at tit. John's, but when surveyed by the officers of the couched sbe was pros...uncut used for the mnioe, soil accordingly declined. A few weeks afterwards the k:migraticai Corn tunianiers Intimated that 16 bad been taken u for the pennon of emigrants, and Abe left Ec lasd with 364 ben, women, mad children—for Calcutta. .'othher v°B 7:eas heard of her until yesterday, when the fol lowing letter wee received at : " Admiralty, flept. " Sir, lam eornmanded by my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to seqsaat you, for the information of the Committee for margins the affairs of Lloyd's, that a tele gram has jod been received dating that her Mejostv's dimmer Geyser, cm her arrival at Plymouth, reported th e &handsomest of ilk* Conway, of Liverpool, 300 mike N.W. of Madeira, oa the 9th ism..., crew arid pamensen. :414 in number, all of whom were saved kr the Sommer Cloud, of linaluo, sad land-d at Marlalre. Pee Geyser has the master sad mew ken. The 1 .,,,5 v n. were soldiers, women, and children. for Calcutin—l am, sir, ke., G. " To Captain Halstead, R.N., aserstary of Lloyd's." Ronanrs. The Summer Cloud left the L .adoo pucks for isydney on the 6th of August. The Colmar is pertly insured. : ISALUTINO VOLUNTEER OTTICERR--StrOrtg hopes are entertained in military circles that the coder for saluting volunteer officio., which has given on much umbrage to the I I lower ranks of the regalar arias., will shortly be caneellexl, or, et least, eo needified, as to deprive it of much of its obteetionable character. -United Serr o y G,-di, lloN•0 ABED LINE-or-BArrtz SHIP:.—The time ' . has come when a decision must be arrived at as to whether we arc t., le, aati.died with large fleets of wooden line-cd bottle Alp., or if we are to take advice front our 'wild-- hour, and adopt the nyeteto which they are bringing into ay of having arniour-easol sewed. w 'rawer h to rot our future hatt!es. We believe that the comptroller of the is most euxiou. no t t o h e b eh i nd in the race which Prance leas fair to run with us in the building of iron steenorhijo ; and we are certain that any apparent delay which has taken place in giving °niers for the construction of a farther number of these formidable but most expensive ' ships, proeeeds merely from a desire on his part to be con vinced that he possessed the plans and models of vessels wit ed g „k u i,,t pt.', only b. act ea engines of warfare but ae safe a 'Abner The lord. of the .tdmiralty have also, we believe, felt reluctant to hazard any more of the public inoneT in what might have been considered a hazardous experiment, and have been desirous first of testing all the v a rious qualities of the W:trrior and Black Prince. These ships should, sounding to contract, have twee read.; for lied at the vice moment we are writing,' but fr o m delays which have arisen from various ... e ., the time mentioned for their being fit for soi vire is precisely the autumn of next year. We hare taken pains to ascertain the reason of this serious breach of covenant, and And that the authorities have a right to. omplain .4 the tardy I, mduct of the contractors, although, on the I •th , ..r hand, the latter excuse thernselver Icy se. ing that they are not to blame for the alterotious w hi r l; have been made he the Admiralty during the time the ships have been building, end for which they have claimed en extension of the period originally LHOWO ( .I the m . —Anne nod X.-2, tAr:olf. A VILLAUZ OP ARP.r."4l , * EATEBR.—A stream called Whitbeek rising in the Flladionmbe lion n t a i n in West Crimber land, contains arsenic in determinable quantity. The arsenic is roost pruhalelv derived from veins of a:rebd cobalt ore, through which it percolate', for a few yards above the retire of the heck there ii the eutrance of a mice which is very rich in sreeni, al ~e,.. Th r ar ... i. cal water is handtuaUv used for every peeper by th e j o h a hi. tante of the little village of Whitlock, and with beneficial trait, se appareut thst one might be justifies' in paradoxi tally characterising it as a very wholeeonie prison, the deadly element in dilution being proloetoe of the most sanatory effects' Ducks will not live if ,- eitined to the Whitneek, and while trout .brand in all the neighbouring weeder, so In. are ever found in the amentetesl stnsain. Bat its use liy the villazirs does not give rise to R ., symptoms of arsenical poisoning, but rather to the effect. which arc observed in Styria amongst the ;Arsenic eaters there. When the railway wan being carried past Whitlock, the first nee of the wat, r preducal the ulna] masked effects ma the throats both of them n and horses employed on the work& The eereore 44 mouth from which they at first suffered. soon ,however, duappearvel, and in th.• horses wive ries to that ideeksese of coat Assigned as one .4 the . tfeeta pemm em i by the administration of minute but rep aced doses 4 arsenic. It is a question h o w far the rosy looks of the Whitbeck children, and the old atm, which a large ' so of the inhabitants of the village attain, are to re P :t7iirnited to the arsenic wrest in the water.— West tadorriow•l 1:17. We. A N r.v/ 1112,11110 NWT-OFFICE FOR Tug WOR- M , . In a few des. a new district poet-ogee will be opened at the Weet-cod, for the greater conveelence of the lithe bitent• thee part of the metropolis. The building, which was former's in the occupation of the Oriente! flab, is si tuated to Vert -street, r nfunlatreet, and extends in the rear to hapol•phi,e. the lest, r pleas lain; for the accm modation of lens, the meters, and the general deli- Trr , Patna's. The old post-Ake, in New Cavendishatnet. bee les. n long complained of as beteg too contracted for the nr-J ua their , wl.eu ID coLnaqUeafr of a repro 's/nationharts;•omebate ,t r ztr heel) made to the P. , ,t101111- ter-i :orient, an enter ..as given by the !Secretary of Su do to erect tie lair bedding. )IJ. (Llmitad) Wade IDo. Punjanlb 98 100 11 ►1 93 I 010.410 et Cloommelal 100 IKI ll6. Do. 6p. et. PreL, Min MD I,oof, St. Let sod Dolt latila 100 11,11116,010 St London 1,910,800 IL IL Katharine 1100,066 St Southampton lOO —•— 600,000 St. Victoria 6,000 10 Do. New BRITISH MDFIL %JAM , . --- 1 ClWard Dev. O. Cua. (Tavbek ) toil Domlas ome (Mogul) • • tool C KWh. area (ravlstk.) Oniabier I et. Aubyo. Deese bath Taigas GLWIL Mired iPhillack) U. 11b. Vac (DeLeon) Weevil)* r afindire. lllarad's-Yoot Dow. lAA, Barth& riAr(Uskr Lagar) Dowaa arla rream llasall (ll3 *a " ) North Nasal Par Oaas. COL Providing* (I7=). Cola lila. C _ _ C — lresr)7 B & . Cara area tlDepaj .. & Davos Iran * Mane (lam.)_ & W. Pawn (Jalapa) aim Park TonsrallALasdNa.C Tin Vab a/ (Oinia) Wiwi leant ) W. Corailai ) wow nibs Wk. B. WIL uller calma l o 1111. Ed ß ( Wh. Kitty (trit. Lissa) Meal Mary Aas (Idealteclot) wk. Deism:my (Usk ) JOINT STOCK Agra and U. der. Ana Antralsels Beak of la lank of Load ink of Turkey leltla If. Amens awl Bonk of Isdis Antenna. and Mir Clint Mere. of ladfa Lea, sod Meld Chios Fora et Om& Ow. d Landon liffkiii4.4ll.llral. (Mutt a INA ot Switzerland. US. Ch. Bank of fyMissal. Imam sad Com Gleba Joint IWO Islas it Moth Ableau Loa. mil Wolmisior Nat Ptsi. it mod Do. New National bank New south Wales Oriental Bank Corpora Ottoman Bank Provincial of Ireland Do New ~~ 'South Analtalia Union of Australia Union of London 1 6714 Yatual - MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cwcz. There is no new feature to-day in the funds. Business is very limited, and the general tone of the market is rather flat, the cold wet weather having a depressing influence. Consols are quoted about 1-16 per cent. lower than at the close of business yesterday. British railway stocks are rather heavy, South Eastern continuing to exhibit chief depression. The increased heaviness of the securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, consequent upon the belief that the in terest due on Monday on the second preference de bentures will not be met, forms likewise a feature. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reutes were opened at 68fr. 470., being the same as yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93 and t for money, and 93k for the account. The present quotations are 93 to for cash, and 931 to for the 11th of October. The official business report is as follows : India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031 ; ditto Bonds, 6s. dis.; Exchequer Bills, par. Mexican Bonds are rather flatter, and are marked 21k. Buenos Ayres are also rather more offered. Venezuela Active Bonds were in demand. The Turkish Loan of 1858 has improved per cent., being quoted 551 to 56f, while that of 1854 has receded to • like extent, standing now at 73} Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 871., 87 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 941 ; ditto Deferral, 291, 30 ; Equador New Consoli dated, 12k ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for ac count, 39* ; ditto Passive, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 731, ,l; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 231, 24. . _. Hr-rAar Two o'CLocc Consols show no change since two o'clock, the quotations being still 93 to i t for money, and 93} to I for the account. The 1,128,000/. in specie by the West India packet reached the warehouses of the Bank of Eng land yesterday morning, in about 40 waggons. Bills on the Continent were again in demand yes terday afternoon, and the tendency of the exchanges was, therefore, somewhat unfavourable, although the alteration in the rates was not of importance. Subjoined is our usual li st : Aiisterdam, 3 months, ILI6 to • ditto, Antw er pl4 to ; Rotterdam, 3 months., 11.16Ct0 ; 3 months, 25.25 to 30 ; Ham (m s. tame), 3 months, 13.51 to 6 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.12 to 17i ; ditto, 3 months, 36.35 to 40 ; Frankfort-on-the- a, 3 months, U 1 to I ; Petersburg (per roable), 3 months, 35 to I ; Vi ell 60 ., three months, 13.70 to ; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.70 to 8b ; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to ; Osdis, 3 months, 491 to I ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.50 to 5 ; GISOS, 3 month', 25.40 to 5 ; Milan, 3 months. 96.424 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months. 40A to A ; Palermo and Mesdna, 3 months, 1301 to 121 ;11sbon and Oporto, 90 dsys, 521 to 53. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday an adjourn. ment was ordered of the certificate meeting in the case of Mr. Simon Saunder, merchant, of St. Mary are,whose debts are 15,4071., and assets nil. Most of the creditors reside on the Continent. A person named James Denny Chapman, warehouseman, of Aldermanbury and Whitechapel, who has ab sconded with considerable property, leaving debts to the amount of 30,0001., was proclaimed in the Reuel form. A rumour is in circulation—and no one seems to be able to contradict it—that the first coupon which falls dne on the lit October on the second preference debentures of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada will not be paid. This seems to be indi cated by the low price of the bonds, which are quoted 65 to 67. . . • The followi4 memorandum is from the Commit tee of Mexican Bondholders. However greatly the contending parties in Mexico may differ, they seem to agree in the policy of attempting at every oppor tunity to plunder the bondholders. The Committee of Mexican Bondholders have received a letter from Mr. Whitehead, dated Mexico, the 14th ult., but none of the end of last month, as was expected. General Minunon had two days previously returned alone to the capital ; his defeat at Woo was becoming known. Discus sloes about the Presidency, Zulosga haring disappired, bad commenced ; apprehensions about the safety of the Cosducta, which was then at Puebla, were entertained, and hills of lading bad been offered at a discount- A letter from the agents in Vera Urns, of the let inst., however, reports the safe arrival of the Conducts there with about 3,700,000 dole. It also advises the remittance of 36,213 dole. in duty bills to Mr. Whitehead forthe month of August, but that the Vera Crux authorities were soliciting the British government to allow them to suspend, for six months, the payment of the assignments to the bondholders and to the diplomatic convention creditors. The agents in Tampico advise a remittance of 6,166 dole. by this packet, which also brings 2,700 dole. from the agents in Colonia for the divi dend fund here. _ The Klii;Wing notification from the Committee of Spanish American Bondliolders n relating to the debt of Venezuela, was yesterday posted up in the Stock Exchange. We understand that Senor Rodriguez has arrived by the present packet. The bond holders are very curious to learn the nature of the "arrangement " alluded to in the final sentence of the committee's memorandum : The committee have received advice' from their agnate at La Ousyra, dated the 7th inst., of which the following is an extract : . . been favoured in due nouns with your com munication of the let August, enclosing copy of a LAW addressed by the committee to the Minister of Finance in Ounces through Mr. Ortne. " We have had several interviews with the Minister of Finance on the subject of the punctual payment of the in terest on the foreign debt, and oleo laid before him the advantages derived by the formal hypothecation of a certain portion of the custom-house duties for the payment of said interest, to be handed over to an agent named by the committee. "His excellency entirely concurred in our views, and I?egged us to assure the committee that Mr. Jose Santiago Ko3rigusa would leave by the present packet m fiscal agent of the republic to reside in London, and that he took with him which he trusted the committee would aid Hr. in carrying out, and that a part of which was the handing over to an agent of fifty per cent. of all the cm tom-Doors duties of the republic provided an arrangement could he effected in London." The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 26, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 7,042,881 Increase 127,215 Other deposits 12,973,222 Deaeue 206,712 Government securities iu banking department . . Otharsecurities m banking 9,663,511 No change department Coin and bullion in both department* 16,223,961 Dioramas 121,807 Seven day and other billa 721,135 Diereses 31,337 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (noteekeoin) • in backing department 9,907,481 Decrease 89,797 These changes are not of much importance. There is a slight decrease both in the reserve and the coin and bullion. The Gazette statement of the movements of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—lmports of gold, 162,1921. ; exports of gold, 203,2611. ; imports of silver, 26,4761. ; exports of silver, 92,6971. BARK OF ENGLAND.—An A sad Bth Vic., e. IF, fat the wee IF. OM. norm DM Note lurked L29,057,01i3 count pursuant to the Act itit outing ou Wednesday, Sept. MMUS. • Ooeeniment debt £11,016.100 Other securities 3,450,900 Gold coin and bul lion Silver bullion tatie7,o36 DANUNQ D 1 = Mors' Capitol 414,143,000 11,P50,286 Public Deposit. lo• chiding Szchey , eay. Banks, Com of National L29,957,01C PARTXIOI7. Government Rem rifles iludius Dead Weight An nuity) Other Semitic' Notes Gold and Slim Coln 7 3. 866 risk Aeeta.) Other Deposita. Seven day sad other BUD 711.132 1,89,170,321/ £39,130,321 Sept 27, 1800. IL MARBIIAI.I, Met Ceilder. ORDINARY IMAM AID WOOLS. • • LII ' all 81n0.,M01. &Mow Val I Mk 84 ;NO IlirkLo4,4l/3144J0ae. 73 SO —.. to 'h a il Blookbora 7s i all Myth and Trap — 10 Al Scostoo,oseanook 114. 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Van Dionionl land ....I "B TRAFFIC s ilk SO IS U W 18 10 zo 1! 12 114 117 20 e 21 1 ID 10 10 IN 10 10 0 102 1 di' yar li 2.1 4 4 4 }die 11 11 .11a 11 11 I Isom }ii l i L a I i i ii lib plir 47 10 71 74 11 »M 171 II 1$ SO 4 n 66• us sirs as 86 1 ; 9 10 II i 1t.1.• TO. Mlles Ter Mar WY. !Mal Mil. moues imam 11. WC Two Weeks ending Sept. 6. It A 8 Royal Sarilith Week ending Sept 16. Royal Danish — London, Tilbury, & Bona end Nitration Week radli4 Sept. 22. Belfast a'Nortbn.Countlee Week ending Sept n. Caledoalan . 013 060 1.138 !20 2,1513 1.343 811 519 1,380 1.186 819 i 9,896 9,896 18.0:04 11,473 RAILWAY TwAtm.—The trafßc returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Sept. 22 anionated to 659,1201., and for the corresponding period of het year to 543,410 f., allowing an increase of 15,7101. The grow receipts on the eight railways having their termini in the 'metropolis amounted for the week ending as above to 242,9741., and for the corresponding week of last year to 237,10 W., showing an increase of 5,066/. The increase on the Great Northern amounted to 174/. ; on the London and North-Western, to 1,4631. ; on the London, Brighton, ▪ Smith Comet, to 413/.; oa the London and SSoonntthh Western, to 1,496/.; and on the South Eastern to 4,7681.; total. 8.7151. But from this must be deducted 2,6231., the decrease on the Eastern Counties, 224/. on the Great Western. and 31. oo the London and Blackwell, together, 2,8501., leaving the increase as above, 5,8661. The receipt. on the other lines in the United Kingdom have amounted to 316,14 Q., and for the awreeponding period of 1859. to 306,302/., showing an Moreno of 9,8441. in the receipts of these lines ; which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase 15,7101., as compared with the corresponding week of 1869. IS 1 11006 106 Ift.soo 40 14440 16 6,0• U Re IVO IS 116,014 10 1610) II SI.OOO 10 I 1 0 000 100 10,010 100 60,000,10.11 /6,000 i NO 16,11001 10 10,0101 10 31,000 1111 16,000 60 90,000 60 10,000 10 60,000 100 10,000 100 14 2 °13 1 r ll} IS; 611 SO6 306 id Se Si 113 # lao 68 60 6 1 171 13ezd 70 72 zd 300 110 127 e Is ft 11 111 id TS 111 1 .0 9) 0 60 MI le II 016 to $01.41 ULU its - 141 - 11.11.0 iritoiiel It!. r.ii... ... ... Mit 113.7fd.1 At the meeting of Price's Patent Caudle Com pany, bald on Thursday, a dividend of 6 per seta. was declared on thureferenoe shares, and of 5 Olt cent. on the ordinal shares. The profits during the six mouths ending June last amounted to 15,18 W. After the above payments there is an undivided balance of 17434 f. The East Indian Railway Company invite tend ers for the supply of a Ihrge quantity of railway i materials. - - - Notice is given that the debenture bonds of the East Indian Railway Company will be ready to be exchanged for the bankers' receipts on Monday. FRIDAY Evesnia. " buyers," Console, which closed yesterday at 931 for the 11th October, opened this morning at 931, " sellers" and closed at 931, or 93 3-16 to 5-16. For money the last price was 931. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Celli. Consols, for money, "ftl, I, 95 ; ditto for account (Oct. 11), 931, ; India Stook, 218 ; ditto for account, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1021 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 96ii ; ditto, 1839, 9Gg ; ditto Bonds, 2s. dig. ; Five per Cent. " eufaced" rupee paper, 96 ; ditto Five-and s-H*4f per Cent., 102. Indian Government Securities were inactive at former priors. Owing to the demand for money, Exchequer Bills declined Is., and now do not command par. The closing quotation was L. die. to 2s. prcm. A fair amount of business was done iu the foreign stock market. Turkish Bonds remain dull ; the Loan of 1854 closed at 74 to '74, and that of 1838 at 55} to 56. Mexican Bonds were last quoted 22 to 1.• enezuela Active, 24 to 24; and the Da ferred Elands, 12 to 13. There were again no transactions in bullion at the Bank. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 1261. ianisfiLes ---- co_a;;Trere steady. London Joint Stock Bank, and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered were inquired for. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, and Electric Telegraph (new) were quoted rather lower. Oriental Inland Steam Com pany's shares were dealt in at par (2a. paid). The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insur ance, 1/ to 2 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 7-16 to i t prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 3-16 tot prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, t to 1 dis. ; East India Irrigation, 3-16 to 1-lG din; thllivara, 3-16 to 1-16 din The shares of the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company were in demand to-day, and closed firm, at Ift die. , " buyers." Illinois Central Railway "Optional Rights" were quoted 5 to N. MINE&-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. The mining market to-day is inactive. In the Stock Exchange, Tamar shares are marked ; Wheal Edward 2, ex div. ; and Wheal kitty (Lelent), 151 and 14, ex div. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in Great Wheal Vor, South Cern Brea, Stray Park, and East Trefusis mir et. Kapunda Mining shares continue in demand, and have been dealt in at prem. Foreign descrip tions are quiet No change of consequence has taken place in the metal market during the week. Copper has been in but limited request since the last declared ad vance in prices of English, but ores and foreign copper keep high in quotations. Iron still continues in limited demand, but prices are unchanged. Tin keeps steady at late rates. Spelter has been neg lected this week, without change in quotations. Lead is in fair demand. Tin plates move off slowly. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the subjoined prices :—Town tallow, 525. rid. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 535. ; Outs to Dee., 535. ; Dec ., 53e. 6d. ; Jan. to Muck 53e. ea. to me. 9d. ; March only, 34 a )(Anger AVRILMIIB.—Town tallow, bile. ; fat by ditto, 9i. ; yellowßossian, 54e. 6d. ; melted stuff. 4:5.; rough ditto, 255. ; tallow graves, 20s. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Company report trade slow. Prices ou the decliae. Prime meadow bay, 76a. to 80s. ; superior do., 90s. to 112 s. ; inferior do., 50.. to 60s. ; new do., IfiOs. to 904. ; clover, old, 90s. to 11:54. ; ditto second cut, 80s. to 100 a. ; straw, 30ato 365. COVENT OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Pine apples and grapes continue plentiful. Pears coo. Mat chiefly of Mane Louise, Wilhanta's Boa Chitties., Louise Bonne of Jersey, Gassed's Bergamot and Dunham* d'Angouleme. Peaches, nectarines, and plums may ys4 be obtained. Oranges realise 3a. 6d. and law per hundred. Good filberts may be had for 2d. per lb. Oabbagesi, beam. carrots, and artichokes may be obtained in quantity. Cauliflowers are scarce. Potatoes realise from 6s. to lie. per cwt. Cucumbers abundant. Cut flowers chiefly am idst of orchids, gardenias, kalosanthes, dahlias, violets! , mignonette, china asters, heaths, and roses. HUI 1T... Pine Apples, per lb., 3s to es — Melons, each, 2s to es Grapes, per lb.. 2s to Is Plums, p. e sieve, Ix to es ad Peaches, per dog., 2. to es Pears, per doe. Is to 3a Apricots, per dog., M to ea Apples, per dos., 6d to Is Id Nectarines, do., 2s to 6s Oranges, per 100. 10a to Ma Cherries, per lb., Is. to as Lemons, per 100, 10s to :3s Green Pigs, per dor., la toes - - _ YEGET4 French beans,per otn, 9d to la I Pots, per bush., 24 to 3s Od Catilidowers, each, 4d to 6d Greenap doz. bunches.,2s6d to3s Cabby's*, p. doz., ls Od to 2s Od Potatoes. p. ton, 100 s to 130 s per bus., 81 to ts Od per cwt., fa to te Carrots, per hunch, Td to 9d Turnip., per bunch. bd to 7d Spinach, per sieve, 2s Od to 3s Cucumhers. each, 64 to Is Od Artichokes. per dos., 44 to Os Beet, per doz., ls Od to is rsBL . Celery, per bundle, Is 64 to Is lid Odors, per Mere, Si to 60 Tomatoes, per dos, Es to Is Veg. Marrows, p. dos, Od to Is Iltatlots, per lb, Od to 8d Garlic, per lb, 6d to ad Lettucte,eab., pee., lead tolled Ca, per score, dd to la Endive, per wore, le to Is Od lionera&sb,perbon., lead WY Mushrooms, p. pott., 2s to la Sd Parsley, per 12 bunches, Po lo4a Savory, per bunch. 2d to rd A FROLIC OF PRINCE ALFRED—A story has ruched us from the Paul showing that " boys will be boys" even though they he the sons of royalty. The bed- I absorber of the young ponce and his two companions, Jar. (tray and Mr. Joodyn, both of the Euryslus, was in au op polite part of the building to Sir George Grey's. His ex cellency, being fatigued, retired early, but it was not to im. mediete rest. His excellency was about to make himself comfortable for the right—when, instead of lying upon feathers, he found fierce knobs indenting his ribs. Turning from one mile to the other afforded no relief. There was nothing left but to remove the bed linen, when a good sprinkling of nandjea and walnuts was found beneath the sheets—placed there, it was generally believed, by the young prince and his middies—Tie Cape Muaitor, Aug. 18. POWER Seldin-takinir. —'The examination took place on Sept. 26, 26, and 27, at Birmingham, where the courtesy of the au th orities of King Edward's School &treaded the means of meeting is the most central spot for the two divisions of the pnecipnlity. The grammar school, of Ruthin, Beaumaris, Llanrwst, and Christ's College, Brecon, were toeL The examiners issued this report, Sept. 27 :—. l "Vir Live examined, in the subjects prescribed for the Fends Scholarship, seven candidate., all of whom ac quittal themselves eatisfactonly. We recommend to be elected scholar R. 0. Mouladalo, and we mention T. H. Thomas with especial praise, and Basil Jones with nom mendation.—Richard Briscoe, D.D., Senior Fellow, Jesus College Oxford; Rowland Williams, D.D., late Fellow and Tutor, King's College, Cambridge, examiners." THE Coer or RAILWAY ACCIDIIIIII.—In the year ending the 30th of June last, the Great Northern Company paid no less a sum than 26,3121., under the bead of com pensation for accidents and loads. Herupath's Railway Journal, in the colime of some remarks complaining of the heavy amounts granted as compensetion, and the vexations "What uncertainty attendant on legal proceedings, says : is wanted is that immediately the had of • family is carried to the grove from a railway acci dent, his widow or other person entitled should. with out the intervention of law or lawyers, be paid • given sum, say I,OOW. for a firstelrepasser, SOIL, for • second, and 2.501. for a third. At present when an accident takes place, the companies are in hopes that juries will Red A the act of Goil, so ae to escape all compensation, and the injured public Sr. in doubt as to whet they will got, sal it is left to the lawyers to bring the matter to a con clusion." SCOITISH NORTH-EASTERN RAILWAY. —The Nl nnal meeting of this company was held in their &Bre% Aberdeen. on Wednesday; Mr. Stirling of KippendayeN, the chairman, presiding. The report of the directors was adopted, and the several dividends annotmoed in the report declared payable. DOW/VINO-37RM, SEPT. 27.—The Queen has been plowed to appoint Thomas Elliott, Fp., to be roaidrar in the Colonial Secretary's office in the bland of. 11m:train& —Ciesak. au au au as. 100 7__ io - ,iii; 16,000 60,4001 116,000. 10,000; _, iceoop Aeool pox° t 000! 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