The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAP.) COURT OF UANKRUPTOY. (Before Mr. Cornuossanser Enna.) as rotor Bruen. Thu bankrupt, dew:riled lid • bookseller of tk. MAMMY Hall, is the celebrated musical 'en her. His bee l ey In attributed to the tweet antruetioe of Bt. Martie 74 bY tire. This was the sitting for choke of easigewa There were not many creditors in atieedesee. Mr. HIM. Mall, budder, of Ilamover.stroet, Immipscre, was Amin trade assignee. Messrs. Ford Zed Lloyd were the *AI :Sten m:1. r the bankruptcy. Mr. Kmnp, the aceotudaat t:14.64.1 in the preparstioi, of the belaacie•eheet, states that the urvecund lisbditios ore Aunt 4,0001., besides it,0001., secured bra second mortiage on St. Martin's HMI, which rear come wholly or partly awing the relate. The meta ,dirstated at 2,0001. (B ton Mr. Commisiamor Fame) a ac 7. CIuCLIPOID. The bankrupt wio deecribed u an eating•hotter keeper, of st—laraneeotreet. Thy was the adjourned examitia tnni meeting. A further adjournment wee ordered, it Wig st,tril thalamus:en are in prevent for aapereediag ate bankruptcy. on the krairrept paying a oompoeition of 10a. in the pound. Mr. Widmer wee for the &wigwam, mad Mr. Lowrance for the bankrupt. THE POLICE COURTS. (THLB DAY.) LIMY LEBON if MlLaTXlicy of A roba i r GIRL A goal-lookin; young woman, who was droned is black. anis brought up before Mr. Xiiaanel.l by the itegetiee-pirk con.aalib i No. I. Nulled with having bees found in the park in n tie iit The ism:inside .toted that about hales& Lae n'efeek that moraing he wm gouag aloof' the broad walk ia the EM rwl'apark, whets a gentles° in e-ame op to him, who stated Yet there was s female lying on the poised, near a tree which he pained out to witness. He west to the spot. there. M upo n seeing her. h e asked her what elm tem there. e replied th s t s h e hail nothing r al ok. sad had warlaere to go W. Waters fa bow it was that she a.s ea situated. She replied she was in service. sml that her master sad mistress hit the house thee were in. sod that they had Fee she did ait kn o w w h ere . They had taken her box of sloths. with them. He then took her to the workhouse, where she WY attained by Mr. Tubbs, the relieving VlttlfPf Mr 3cum6da —IA anything kao•s of bee! Mr. Tubbs, who um is ossuy add that he was Wonted by her that glee ems a memo is • family at Hampalmi. A. she bsJ bees fogad wandering about sad was destitute. he huh her Imo the loam thiektaeit • pity that so young a orl 'hook' he usproterted. Mr Msositeld (b )—How old en you! Prwnesv -1 es le years of age, sir. The c..u .tahb said that one ientlesase gave her 2. dd., and seto'....r gees bar Mr. M•rieleld observed to Mr. Tubbs th.,t be would meth °blip him if he would take sre of the youn4 wem•a be a few days. He would reamed her foe a weed, shed is the resaetuoe he (Mr. Tubbs) weld mho moms inquiries abut bar. Mr. Tobin said be would admit be into the house shed mate eery aereeeary haplis CILIIO/ Of INTiMIDATION WITHIN 1111 or TEM - - - COCK. Me.N Leather*. residin4 to BOr4plac. . Idiom* Marylsbuno Ydts►eunrt, wa. !urged with sersulting Elisa Wvoag„ 90, Esstatteet. Th. charge yaw oat of s case which eerie on before the insgestrate the previous day, whets • man wsis soot for three months' to the 110 ton ,f Correction for • vtolent result ut•ou his mom In the ease the eanpl.sinaat was one of the vritsamma. After the case was disposal of, as the easnplaittsat was haring the ~ o irt, ohs was spoken to by the prisoner, who eatie use of some threatening words towards her, •ad who aso eessaltel her. Mr. Xeossield observed that ha most snake an acarnpl• et ►ee to prevent each conduct on eta part of other twrsons. He shoal indict the highest penalty. The prisoner was fined 10'., or in default az month.' im• primosowst. HABBERSII ITH. 1117T•1 t 711•71.1312 TQ • MILD. (how W haler. • is essachase, of Alfred.mews, Brampton, before Br. Dermas to answer the Cons of rispector Finnan...l the division. for cons raining a brutal and violent assault epos his eon, George Wheeler. Yrs. Baty Shield, a respectable Mania, worms, being opposite to the defendant, mat.-I that oe Sunday last the heard loud acres= of a child in his house and the sound of loud slaps- She went to tize window three or four and the it,ise still coetinued, and at hurt sh • went over arid knocked at the door. She waited a minute or es, when the defendant's wife opened the window and wither .skid her if there wee anythinz the matter with her ehild, and she answered " Nothing." At that time she heanl emu& as if a hand was placed over the child's mouth to prevent it. crying. The seat memo; she saw the chill , and th e t aco wee d rea dfully diallguret There was a large cut down one cheek, there was a bruise on the other, and use of its eyes was biochemist She afterwards spoke to the defendant, and be told her that he had hasten the child with a whip. He also said that she del ant know the temper of the child nr abe amid not interfere. Tao assonant to Dr. Christian, of 'Merles-Ono*, said be essettnol the child on Tuesday morning, and found a large enatused wound on one side of his face, as if from • whip. It also had a black eye, and a bruise on the cheek. The child had a bruise cm one of its ribs, and considerable vio lence meat hay, been need to cause the nejuriea The defendant is defence mid the child was a meet obeti. nate temper. He wanted it to walk mean the room to him, and it wcrild sot. He calot up the whip to strike it no the back, when it caught his face, and he fell down and knocked his eye amend the leg of a chair. Inspector Finnan said this was aot the only case. He understood several aseaulto had been committed on the child. Mr. Derma inquired the age of the child. 'lle defendant said it Irv. two year, old. The mother, who naiad the child in her arma, came for ward mei allowed its face. There wee a long hick mark stdl n 511,1., on one cheek, which had all the appearsami hem; euti...l by the lash of a whip. Mr. I layman oberrred that a parent had a right to correig his children, hot time was moderation in all things. U the vas a bad temper, it must hare inherited it from the ii.4..34Lint. It was not th i right way W c..rrret • Muld, and he ought to tare known better. He committed blei to thi• ;louse of Correction for 14 darn, with hard lab. r, sail if it ever oc , ure. I again he woulil hare • much germ of imprisonment. CRNTRAL CRIMINAL Cooly.—(TßlM DALT.)-- The judges aesemblel this many for the purpose of Lily the days for the . saniona of the court for the 1 1 01: The h'illowty days were appended 1140:—Monday, November 26, sad Moody, Dessionber 17. 1661 :—Monda January 7 and 16 ; Monday, February tri ; Mon day, Apnl ; Mooday, May 6; Nor day, June 10; Moorly, July *; Monde., August 19; Yoaday, September 'a; Ifooliy, October . 2.1. The court then adjourned. BENEFIT Cost'. roe OARIBALDeIi WOVNDED.— • concert is Announced to be given on the sth of November, Y our behalf of the wounded of Geribelder army, and several artist., iucl sling Mias Clari Frazer, Mias Emma Heywood, Mr. Ceorn Penes, M. Gassier, Yr. John Harriett, Mr. J. IL Chattertou, and Detia's celebrated Veetil Horn Head, bare anderteken to give gratuitous soriatacee. The Dec...,;, fur ii•in; every mean to reader aid to the wounde.l at Naples is too clear from the int• 111- pine we are constantly publishing, and we shall be glad to kern in due tiros that soldiers an the bettor for this musical enteririse. ",,ELL. TKO- 111. • tAY male what &wising tees will 01100 OD acct week before the magisterial &oho nties A non collie; tuin , elf • Profeesor • Whit worth lectured last wart in Yeovil on " Decoys. ." awl safer his magic panes a young sea ow ths=rm t.s.lt into his heed that a gention in neer him was a yang wo usu. fader the Lion the "Professor" the Inewerieed youth fell deeply in love with lib onjopeeed Leh, soil neon a further order front the rote person, spra n g up, clasped his ants en the object of he and kissed him several Wink b spite of all the resistan. che could afer. The porton amsolted I. this aaaller wee, of nom highly ioliguant, mid athoogh the W 44. on "ring Peg Informs Its readers that the profaner " La s th e power d stetriteptimt human beings and moukbag the: o t o n i• will," the welted coalman walked up hi illlll platt.rni sad pm the lecturer a sound thrashing with a ..stick. Cron sumnr.l3.l.", have 11111.3 been applied for .:51 cruised, end th • result is looked forward to with sou , cannily by those preload on the oceseion. Ws/44ton it km 4,14,4. Aet•IDIXT. —we regret to state that an sc. Jest .4 very aerie= n store oceurrol n Toettlay at It.4leat , .n Hall. to John Harries., Fol., of Booboo, aear who WWI nee .4 a L.Ne @hooting party entertained by wit thwal,l Leary. It snows that Yr. barrios was least* the lett load barrel of his ges, sad was j ust rem nit 4 .Lawa ti .h.r, when the - right liana barrel et- Pkel el. and the orlv.le charge wooed through the palm of hark shattering it dr...U.111y. Nt. Belcher. sot. .4 ll•irtou. mad /1-oire. P. aol >l Belcher were wieldy is alten,lagoaa and removed the rooter portico of the hand, Lariat the tbousb and litrMherr. W . a r e happy learn that sr le Una time Kr. Harrison is prover* liewerahly. Frees what we hear. the nefortunale serideat hsepeee in eareorwee• of Mr. Harrows baeieg imperfectly put !rm. pa (which hat . haw Inger) ua half -cock, rm. te releallag.—Der., Peptic,. THE LORD CMANCELLORI LEVES? (?MIS DA Y.) This suoruing hoeing the first day et tam, Lord Chancel* sotaresiaad her Majesty's kailipm, the jeaalamtJskr, Quesa'• somseei cad otim legal Immo; at a breashat at atratheilsa BOOM VW imp party present ware Mr. sillital* MO M% . Jaabes Cresaptae. Mr. Julies Bleakiend Mr. Jwfiker Rik the Lard Chiefludise Me, Mr. Jeans* Wilk" Mr. Jetties Bytes, Mr. Jetties Willisue, Mr. Jostles Keating, the Lard Chief Baron Nile* Mr. Baron Martin, Mt. Beam alliaaall, Mr. Mama Wylie, Mr. Baron Drammen, Lein Julies Light NT" Lard Julies Tenser, Viiwasmodke hr Williea Pip Wand, VismCluirs canoe Kladsretry, YieurCleueeellor Stuart, Sir Iticluerd Bethell, M.P., Mr Walime Atherton, M.P., Sr Cresaweß Cresawcll, Dr. Twigs, Q.C., Dr. Milliken's, Q.C., • Coulioa, Q. 0., Mr. Malice, Q.C., ILP., Mr. Holt, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Wiry', Q.C., M.P., Mr. Roundel' Palmer, Q.C., Mr. Mellor, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Mutiny, Q.C., Mr. Edwin Jams, Q.C., M.P., Mr. J. Loam, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Macaulay, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Serialist Kiailaks, M.P., Mr. P. Collier, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Comaximicumr Ocuilburn, Mr. lceryth, Q.C., Mr. Temple, Q.C., awl Mr. James Disraeli At the class of the breoichset Mr. Foster Owen, the High CoeAeble of Westminster, conducted her lisjapky's judges is their respective eourts. The presentation of the Lord Mayor Elect (Yr. Alderman W. Cubitt, M.P.) took Oboe with the usual formalities. BSRW7CI I' iLICTIONOOmarmaros—(THs DAY). The commissioners appointed b the House of Commons to indo the manor in witieh the Ina election for Bse.wic was conducted re-amenibled this morning in Committorroom No. 4, Mr. Vaughan in the chair. The examination ce Mr. McOml wee rammed, and in M to eneteices pee by the Chairman, he stated thet be gave several small mem at moser_verying from 31. to W. to votes et the het eleetino. Belpre the names of 17 velem M whew he hod given ntegry, light of whom wale and. The We! sem did sot amen to 1001. The Cloleime-116 Is sot • sistaineal &Vim; be con. adored efttfabeetery. It is • true wing thot dead men tell as tales. If you fool awed to tusks • sihrea breaet of it and tell all you ksow you could famish tho oommileioners with the tams, al l the voter. to Amara pee money, sad et tits mount of money gives to you by Captta• Ogren. smog imionom I did sot know the names et the perms, to wham I pot mosey, sod there are other arm in whisk I sewoot mooned the mom Ido sot bow Um sumo d tits moms by whom they were re• comarria The Obsirms—Do you now to say that yo gave roomy to pins urlinit you did not know, on the recem. nonsdation 1 caw p whose very names you did not kaput Witswr—WWl lave stated is the truth. The Cheinsea—This is perfectly incredible—that you were mood it as attorney's office to give advice to rrsereepoolie the Dervish election, and ve rooosy p:oes yeti ad not know on the recommendation o f others you did est knew. Witness—Whet I ire dolly is the truth. Examination imihned—The money was given to ma by Osplain Goode* ix the purpose of clistribut irfth • view to elresgissig hie bluest at • future eM%e. He was sot that • The matey vas to be distributed among these vas hod velem es wen ea among those who were sot votes. I did sot sane way puss for his vote for Captain Gordon. It was the weed belief in the tows that Captain Gordon would woe tamed on a fetus owe- The money we. dietrilleted exam WO or 300 peoecem f will swear that there were mere than 10 who revolved money the* were not votes. The hovel aaresni gives to any ammeter wu U. That person waa Mrs llaclumaie, • midis?' wife, now living I believe at Edinbrugh. I pre V. to Mm. Samuels. The wham then pee the names of 13 persons as being poweat at hie loupe as the day of the election, and who were some of the persons to whom he had previously paid the money. He 'listed that be meld not tell for what purpose they were ' there. He did not send for them. To the beet of his know ledge they ceme to see bow the election was going ea, He mid nothing as to how they were to vote or what they were to do on the polling day. Ho considered that they west ell reliable men, but he had no occasion for their services. He would swear that he did not require any of those people to see doubtful voters. report crtn left I .fthatica at the mauls was proceeding when one PIM IN rm. CITY ROAD.—(Tars DA Y). This (Friday) meriting between the hours of seven and sight o clock a fire of a rapidly ciestroetime cha racter occurred in the premises numbered 12 sad 13, in the City xoed, immediately facing the arrnouryof the Ron. Anil levy Compsn,y. The premises belonged to Simon Heiman cad Co., military tailors, suidlir. H. JIM'S, • aosl merchant. The inmates, flee or six in number, made their appearance at the secued-floor windows, and cried out for help, the fire being then so strong that thee ware unable to descend by the stairs. The oecer advised them to rush to the attics on the fourth story, and they enameled in on the roof, and passing over the adjoining bower in safety, with the exception of ooe of the residents, who made • leap from one of the windows, sad was in con. enema much shaken. The whole of the officers and others belonging to the Hon. Artillery Company at once left the Armoury, and hastened scree' the reed, sad were of great maistence in protecting the property of the oeighboms. The premises of Mews. Haim= and Oe., and those of Mr. Jones, were Dearly destroyed, and • cabinet maker's workshop at the beak, belonging to • foreign thoseas, whose name could not be lemma, warn y da maged. The origin of the fire is unknown. The principel lose will fall es the Royal Fire-office. GRAYD ?BUNK 01 CANADA.-(T1113 DAT.) This day a meeting of the first class preference bondholders was held at the Guildhall Coffee-house, Mr. NEWMARCI In the choir. The nesting wee largely attended by the .embers of the Stock Exchange, and was ailed under the following Ciallinalaies. It sir pear. that ender the act of the Castles of 1866 the preference bondholders advecesei OM. of wormy, en which they WO7O to receive per oat The Mimed wee payable in July and January, and is Im as the Interest wee paid the bondholders had air lather The principal is not payable till 18d1. The_prerriseid iegblature had by a prior aet of puliamost • prior lies for 3,54 on 000 L the raw ; bet by the act of 11156 they appeared to give grimily to the pretense. bondholders. It seems that W a era Baring sod d have recently taken the ro ll ing stook es creditors for 8010.000 f., but In the opinion of the bondholders it appeared that this was rather a beneficial its, for theme es it prevented individual creditors from conking epee the line. The meeting was called therefore with a view of ascertain ing the ppoosiun of the preference shareholders e n d er th ese Mr. Bovill, N.Y., and Mr. Digby Seymour, were both coesultnl, and expressed their views to the imeeriag. The former suggested that a committee of the preference shareholders should be appointed to collect farther information, mit was impossible without having all the acts of the eolonial legislature bear ing on the subject before him to give a definite opinion. On the motion of Mr. HABTKIDGI, seco n ded by Mr. Setter, a committee of five gentlemen was appointed, foe the purpose of ascertaining the position of the preference b o aah u lders and taking steps to protect their interest.. RnmierrrarroN or 8001 m Nornmatiamsaran.— By tie decree of Earl Beavers, Visoonnt Newark succeede to the pogroms, and a verincy wirequestly erre be the repereetatien of South Nottiogliambire. A martian bee been prepared and extensively signed by the eererestivee to Lord - Stanhope, elder sae el the Earl of Chestedield, r questing him to come forward es a reddens, and we believe be has consented to do so. No oppositam u exported to his return, as his lordship ham nerved promisee of sapper from all the influential merlon of the oceservative party. It is not supposed that the liberals will bring hi • ward a candidate, r it is now twenty-five year sire this division returned a liberal member, in the person of the Right HOG. J. E. Denison. the present rower, for North Nottinghautehire, and Snooker of the House of Commons. The election is not expected to take place before the lapse of throe weeks ur a mouth. as we believe that Visors& Newark will have to go through the form ad proving him bide to the peerage before the Speaker will Wee the writ for a fresh election. —NottimpAnre Journal. ZOOtrwilraL Socurr. —At the monthly paged lamtial brig" lai ptit e art i lie chair , Yews, T. Daft, J. Salter. B. IL Bolivar* T. 'ffi E . r sad Le.. A. Minsk ot Vienna, were elected Yellows, the prin ce , Niers Troubstitkoy and Orris J. W. Prederides were proposed a. (madders for the "Fellowship. The report from the council shred, other thin" that the total num. her of visitors to the guile daring the year had already aseounted to 311,170 eheirim an incomes over the ram period in 1439 of arriL3o,o3o. Tan SAITILDAT EMILY CIOSCNO MOVIDOOFT AT TO WIST-Kitll. —Two merino have recently been held at the West-cad, reimposed at swished' from the principal retail houses, to soesider the beet elope to be taken by them 'in support of the atterday &arty Clog* Macentrat. Ia accordance with the decision arrived at, a rspresestailve conusitteu has bees formed, with a secretary sad treamirer. Mr. Pitt..r, the socretary of the Early Clean Asemktima has berm appointed ehalnstak sod the engaminadee bairn the title of tk • " Atamistamee" Weel•sai tielisedap Cuounietee." A special hod le bin mimed, te mid* the amentare at Meows. Shoriihrors entablieireent aims ire cootinbeted upwards of 50 plans. A rear caplenileillad is coatemplsted let the _ty sad the Ipullas be emeerial mill farther, •Mohan every emisit LON DON (resent OMMisrs COW ). —Trak receipts ter wadi sad* OaL .1.1,5041. IL. dd. THE _ EXRRWL _r)111141 7 . `7a4 J THIS i ~. , . tar. WOLoan. The railway share market to-day is rely with a drooping tendency. Several of lie principal storks , including Lancashire mid Yorkshire, Midland, and London and North Western, have sustained a reduction varying from to 1 per cent. South Eastern, how ever, is steady, at 841 to 83. Very little busiuem la going forward. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1001 to f, slier being marked 1011; t m Great Western, 711 to 721 Midland, 1 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 117/ to ; tern Counties, 511 to 521; Caledonian, 91/ to 1 ; and Great Northern, 115 to 1, being rather better. Lointolo-Vecietian Railway shares have im proved to 11.18 to 9-16 du. Grand Trunk of Canada and Great Western of Canada remain flat UNDLNAJLT BRANDI AND ITOCILL - `ii in a an all all Y.* ii ss Is si. as. 11•1MIIATS. I ILlWlNLAtlasovrai7 i madames I , lllolli rad rys. I Illceloa,Sisehd.,• I VAC. N g6 P I la 4 Li" •••• eireZial72 . Cork sad Madre Clowni Do. • .1• no dlr. lute IP Do. I p.s. Is paid 101 l labia sad l~khor. Duad-tortli. &AWL &sr ABC dssi lidare Mier, Ski& a Do. I link Boa Mr Tu W • all ra - irkw arW :ix T= • iit7i • II D• • O Da Reek 0 0 OM. WNW& 01. Nob& & ars) We o Da2loo¢Valem.lik. limultimlt Yorkooloo Larks la Ilissinrell ADov. louden& North Mosta. Do. dos=Wadors LoodoodovrtColleen. 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W. of hare I . Werra et Arra .. at ' 1 Wlesbeisa ....... . si 5* vae oi ari 1 1 SS Si t do .ilk fet ee et Ti lit 19 i 9 * as ae we 110, 1 sr .... ye N _. U Si It if die' Nif A 14.4 41_ .NOTEMBEIL 2, _ 1860. - - - 1 . MOW MARKET-THIS DAL_ TWO o'( h . • i i i he funds have derived no benefit from the fa-, et,arable intelligence from China. A counteract , lag effect appears to be exeruised by the Mu tinned withdrawals of gold from the Bank The market to-day is dull, with little business. Caliph are quoted the same as on Wednesday afternoon. The improvement on the Paris Bonree has given a alight impulse to Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares. In other respeete the share markets are dull, and prices in some instances exhibit a . drooping tendency. The Canadian Railway shares remain without recovery. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee were quoted 69fr. 40c., showing a fresh improvement of fully k per cent. compared with the Let price of Wed nesday. Consols are officially marked 93, 92f and 93 for money, and, 921 and 93 for the ac count The present quotation is 921 to 93 both fur cash and next Thursday. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 231 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 91f, 1, I ; New Three per Cents., 911, f, f ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 77} ; India Stock, 220/ ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1031, 102 j, 103 f ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 75., 3a., Bs. die. ; Ex chequer 13111 s, 3s. die., par, 3s. die. The Turkish LOOM of 1858 is well supported at the rise which took place on Wednesday, being quoted 581 to i. The transactions in this stock to day have been numerous. The Loan of 1884 exhibits an improvement of about f per cent., standing at 704 to 71*. Mexican Bonds are steady, and other descriptions quiet. The Russian Three per Cent. Loan is quoted ex the dividend due yesterday. Sides are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and a-Half per Ceuta., 1860, 881, I, 88 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents, 64i (exchange 1211.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account 221 ; New Granada Deferred, 51 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, and 1859, for account, 441 ; Russian Four and-a-Half per Centa.,94f , 96; ditto Three per Centa. , 1859, 621 s ex die. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for amount, 49 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 40 ; the Committee's Certificates, * ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 71} ; ditto, for account, 71, 701 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1838, for account, 58,1, ism, 54, 58. - - - Foul °Twee. Commis remain dull, at 921, " buyers," both for money and the Bth inst. The withdrawals of gold from the Bank for the Con tinent continue : the amount taken yesterday was 48,0001., making a total of 250,0001. since the date of the last return. The Atrato, for the West In dies, will take 6,0001. in gold and 4,4001. in silver. In the discount market good short bills were taken at 31 per cent For six months' paper as much as sk is asked in many quarters. The ap proach of the 4th of the month has not yet had much effect upon the market. The amount of business at the Bank of England yesterday was moderate. The directors, who met at half-past eleven o'clock, sat until one, but, as was antici pated, did not alter their rate of discount, not withstanding the continued outflow of gold. At Liverpool yesterday the sales of cotton reached 15,000 bales. The half-yearly interest, which fell due yesterday, on Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railway Bonds was paid in due course by the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, which leases that line. The sum required was only 3,0001., the issue of these bonds having been limited to 100,0001. The pay ment of this rent has hitherto been effected out of the first profits of the Grand Trunk Company, taking precedence even of the dividend on the First Prefirenee capital, The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 9291. ; the Lan cashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 4,0321. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an in crease of 1,0771. ; the Midland, an increase of 2,8381. ; and the North Eastern, an increase of 1,7531. The committee of management of the South Aus trian, Lomberdo-Venetian, and Central Italian Railway Company intimate to shareholders who have paid up their shares in full " that the interest at 5 per cent., to which according to the notice of the 98th March last they are entitled upon their anticipated payments, will be paid to them on and after the let of November. The first dividend being thus paid, all the other coupons will be stamped with the words ' action Liberia,' and thus may be detached from the share." Shareholders in the Carmeanx Coal Mines and Railway Company are informed that after the 2nd inst. the shares of the Soci6t4 en Commandite will be exchanged for certificates of shares (with coupons attached thereto) in the new SocilStii Anonyms. This exchange will be made in the pro portion of one new share to five old shares. The directors have fixed at 10f. the sum to be paid on the new shares on account of the dividend of 1880. From that sum the French tax of 25c. will be de ducted on all shares to bearer. The fourth call on the A., B, and new issue shares of the Oriental Inland Steam Company will be payable on the 7th Jan. With reference to the market for American NMl rities, Messrs, D. Bell, Son, and Co. report as follows : The market for American state securities continue' buoy ant ; gooks are becoming scarce, and have generally im proved in value. The Pins per Omit stock of the state of New York, and the Six per Ont. stock of the stew of Ohio, which are to be paid off on the lit January next, have been freely offered for male ; and daring the pad week some large purchases have bean made for the purpose of remit tance to New York. In railroad annuals' there has been no change of importance. A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. Evans Brothers, builders and contrac tors, who recently failed. Their liabilities amount to 41,4941., and assets to 24,911 L The amount due to Messrs. Davies and Co., bankers, of Shore ditcL, for advances made, was stated at 48,8001. ' It was also explained that the firm is not in a pad tion to make any proposal, the assets representing mostly balances on contracts, so that no clear idea can be formed of the probable ultimate position of the estate. After some discussion a committee was appointed to examine into the affairs of the firm, and to report to a future meeting. There is a disposition, however, on the part of some credi tors to place the estate in the Court of Bankruptcy. We take the following from the Havannah Cir cular of Messrs. A. Kobbe, Luling, and Co., for warded through Mr. G. B. Jennings : We beg to draw the attention of our friends to a resolu. bian t i=d e by the majority of our merchants, to asset is the of box sugars, from let January next, a tare of Me. for the box, asl2lba for nails and ludo, together tit lbs. ; and beats' this, whatever the hooks wed for weighing may weigh. This arras t will no doubt soon become generaL A similarexpedient has been determined upon at ONi eb Oil ii a le 416 b ai ef 71 sm. • It . aressi lb • CepoTADsaliap.s.gua: k Nabs. II mg Jabblitpano pm 4 4 la 44. Wart Dp. at. Ps o. Pa Pa )IGpalaikgptrail7s 76 e§ 67 67 71 § pat 11 lj dis l 1 dim lj I§ dis 901 100 j Isdls par Als _par 101 ii e dim psr 1 1, - .. SF 11001 an W all 100 IP pre ok Pr& .. Do. 6 pie el De. %Eitel Do. 46. OW—. 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Jr-4 July 11 Do. clo.llo. a. . 11 JOUR 1100 K Skil* 21.600 10,600 6,000 60,000 egooo 12.200 lA 'Agra sal U. am Back .1 u,slaala . t i lirn k k rf =is Kull! of Tafkor __ 111 s lie 111 us 1 10 Se 104 107 101 ao Britt& M. ATmirlos N aoara Bank of Minna. and Clans . II Quirt Mara of lad* ClttLon., and China ININ glrocui all of Canada ..... WO of Loudon L[. Boot.etaualChartd 20 O. Dank of Bwltaarlaad 20 Loa. Ch. Bank of Amara 60 Landon and Cosily 60 Landes oaf Moak 112 Londe& Seat& AbQi 100 Lon. and Wattntastar 103 Nat. Prow. of Inland -1111 Do. New 60 National Bank 20 New South Wane. 43 11:1 meal Dank Overarm. 90 ttoman Hank 100 Provthetal of Ireland . L Do. Now -I li - S rs - _ _ ii. 0 00 1 20,4,00 25,000 60,400 0000 00,000 4,000 KM 0000 0,400 L 440 NI i in 12i I%WI it"? 1 mrsal poi Is.o — oid I,Aits; lepaol ISoatla Aeolians Onion of Molina* Ufstoo of Loudon Malty Matual COIIiJIMIR 60:6‘301 100,0001 7,1110 , 10,00,01 As Airicta 7. :: Balla Wolorworts.. Brit Americo& Lood Brit & Irish Mat ToL A Do. T per OW 11101 Do.p_ li6o lid 99i 100 j 1071 lele lOti 110 turs tose 79 31 ei 06 670 I 6 11 t 4 1i 1i Ms •-• ..... IN 11 9 33 33 70 73 38 40 - i4i.aiii 30,400 11,000 11 U 1114 14 I,iii 188.176 60,000 60,000 10,00 W ..- Canals Lind Channel Lando Tat. im °O&M& ding.* pariah ProL 71 CrallPalace 'nentinsuos Do. 6p. ot. Penn Dab 1 Itortindtalrrig.‘ Canal Sicatrio Telograge Do. New rag. and Aust. Cop. Gen. Steam Naolastiou Grist .11p (United) Do. Ira per oust. Prot Lan. DisULA Tel (L.) [code& Dlosauat (L.) Loa. Osa. Onanibm Os. Madras Into. s Clad Neditarroneannee.TeL Itodlter. Ea Tat. (Usa.) National Discount Co NerinkldaCoalik IroinL) Netherlands Land Do. p. c., la at I die N. Bruns. &N. Boot. Id I N. Brit t Losaralaaiso 1 i.k l O 14.104 75,000 75,000 Kai* 10,000 Do. 11e w Mayas L. SUL (Um.) ♦ Do. do. Slyor Lod & 10ha 1 Paola. and Orlon. Itiosio Do. Now Zed Sea ft Ind. Tel. o. for SO ye. by Br. Gov yomb", Iron 211 Ut 60, N;W fg7•t kW Siesta Scottish Aust. Invest= if th Australian Lad T.L Betty Do. 40. lostslered *La. Ds. Up. Om Olisses's hoof I 17 14 ii . 3 - 11 . 5 5e 30 11 36 17 13 10 11 16 11l 115 1 1 26 0, SI VI 30 CO 101 106 1 - - !I. NI i s II led" I 1 131 1011 i I 106} get 1081 106- i i I U i. le I 11; 1 le le 2 pm *fel 1 A 13 1 o 3 I • 3 1 3 1 1 P i 1. woo a N 77 79 U 111 14/ ■ all 17} all 17 19 all I 10 47 49 IGO 121 176 all U 116 W I 1 1 I —. - Ts ... •! rA In la DINTRINSI:f 0 SUICIDE--A gentleman =pod overboard yesterday and was drowned from the Sout ptem and Portsmouth passage-boat Emerald. The Emerald left Southampton at half-put 9 in the morning, and among the mongers were the gentleman in question and hi. nephew. The former was continually talking to the men at the wheel and asking him questions, as to whether the bottom of the sea near Ryde consisted of mud or sand, and when the Emerald would pass over very deep water. Soon after leaving Ryde he ceased to ask questions, thanked the steers man for the information, and sat down. His nephew, at this time, was on the opposite side of the after-part of the ship. All at omethegentleman took off his great-coat, threw it over to his nephew, and jumped overboard. He pared rapidly astern of the steamer, which was going at a fast rate. The Emerald was stopped instantly, and a boat lowered, into; which Mr. John White, the ship-builder, of Cowes, got with one of the crew, but the unfortunate gen- Mamie in • minute or two sunk in the backwater of the demur, and never rose again. In his peat-coat there was • letter to his wife, and about TOL in notes, gold, and silver. He left 201. at Portsmouth as a reward for whoever picked up the body. It was stated on board that the demand patient= resided in Kent, and was • wealthy hop-grower and • farmer. He had been to visit a daughter at • school at Reeding the day before. There was not the slightest symptom of imanity apparent from his manner of speaking. EXTELOIDINARY PROCIIIDINOB BY ROKA3 CATHO LICS AT IlimmßLD.—At 1111=1 held on the body of • chili, nine days old, at the Workhouse, on Wed nesday afternoon, some curious disclosures were made. The child wee the daughter of en Irish girl, named Sh= aged fifteen years in June last, by an Irish labourer Dominic Lewin, who bad been living for several years with the girl's mother, who bad bores hint two children. It ap peered that on Sunday the guilty persons were atomunu. sited and cursed from th e altar at the St. Vincent's catbo. lic church ; and about twelve o'clock one of the priests of that church went to the house, and after breaking a crucial over the elder Sheardon, boxed her soundly on the ears, cursed the house, and called upon the faithful to join in the curse. This proceeding was followed by greet nohow In the mob, who broke every window in the house with stones. The disturbance was renewed with even greater violence on Monday evening, and a large body of police had the greeted &Meaty in protecting the elder Mrs. Sheardon and her daughter from serious injury. The chair containing the child was knocked over during the disturbance, and it and ice youthful mother were secretly removed to the workhouse for safety. The child died on the saute evening, and it was rumoured that its death arms from injuries received, but this proved inoorrect. Great damage was, however, done to the property, and the woman Sheardon and her daughter narrowly escaped the most serious injuries. —Leads Mercury. RAILWAY ADVS.-Th:lM —The other evening, after the pamenger train from St irling saa to Dunfermline bed at arrived Oausewayhead, the discovered to his morti fication that hehadinadveeten y left Stirling station without throwing into his van the Alice and Dunfermline mail-bags. Instead of proceeding on their journey, and leaving the bags to be forwarded by a later train, the guard and driver, with great thoughtlessnem not recklessness , Poatid backward. with their train to Stirling station, in the teeth of facing joints, altered sig n alend the danger of carriages or trucks, at a station so as that of Stirling, having been shunted on to the same line of rails. Fortunately no mislay, occurred, but the return of the train to Shelia( occasioned much surprise amongst all the oeleials. The mail begs were got, and the Math again proceeded Wely on its loans, but the adventure is see of so grave • am meter as to have called for immediate inquiry by the railway authorities into the conduct of all coneersed.—Edan:urph Courant. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two eosoos. In the mining market to-dav East Wheal Russell shares are agaia rather flit. Transactions are officially recorded in the Stock Ezchange at llt and 11. Wheal Trelawney have been dealt in at 19 ex div. The other business has been chiefly confined to shares in East Caradon and Great Wheal Vor. The market generally is very dull, and devoid of features of interest. Bon Aooord Copper Mining shares continue fiat, and are marked snd # die. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 7/# ; and Worthing, at # die. The share list of the *heal Ellen Mining Com paq (Limited) of South Australia was dosed yeatar day. We are informed that the necessary capital has been subscribed, and that the allotment will be made early next week. is the Binionptcy Court yesterday a winding-up order wee made agaiast the Cardiff sod Caerphilly Iron Company (Limited). At West Frances Mine meeting a ad! of 2/ per share was made. _ _ At Naib Wheal Exmouth meeting yesterday a , •11 of 3e. per share was made From Great Camden and Blade Mine a telegram received yesterday reports a great improvement in the character of the lodes. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANI---(THIS DAY.) The weather bas been fine end clear since last market day. The quantity of English wheat and flour baa incressedditricg the latter portion of the week. Barley and cate somewhat improved. Beans and pees short, and malt still contracted. Scotch barley oomee more freely, but oata scanty. Irish eats also very limited. The foreign arrivals of wheat, ia addition to Itredneeday's report*, small from Prussia and France. Barley very contracted, a little in addition from Holland. Oats limited, principally from Holland, with • few Remise, Swodish,l and Danish. Of flour we have only • few sacks of French in addition. The wheat trade to-day is steady for all good samples of English, but inferior, of which there is • great quantity on the market, esillav i t ey irrmlar prices. Foreign wi th out change in value. trade at full prices, L. higher than on Mooda Oat*, id. to b. dearer than Monday, and a good sale bo th wholesale and retail. Flour, a fair trade at the prices of Monday last, for all descriptions. Beam and peas quite as dear. Tumult° C• 100118. —A quiet trade, at Monday's A MMO,. WazAT.-English : &sox and Bent, white, new, 50e. to 645. ; ditto, fine old, 64a to 685.; ditto red, new, 445. to 584.; ditto, fine, old, 545. to 635. ; Norfolk, Ike., fine, old, 02s. to 685.; red, new, 495. to 1108. Fnr*a : Dantsic, 64.. to 665. ; fins, 665. to 740. ; Yon*borg, 565. to 645. ; ditto, extra, tits. to 66e.; Rostock, 665. to 68s. ; fine, old, 60s. to 71s. ; American white, 60s. to 675. ; ditto red, 595. to 64e. BARLEY. -Euglish malting, 445. to 50e.; grinding, 27a to 36e.; distilling, 445. to 50s. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 335. to 395.; ditto distilling, 325. to 40a Mow. -Bokilish, Er and Norfolk. 525. to 58e. ; tine, 65e. to 68a; Kinstosk and town made, 53a. to 68..; fine, 645. to76a; brown, fine, 581.; pale, 7711. OATS. -Engliah feed, 2455. fld. to 30s. Od. ; potato, 28a. to 295. ; foreign, 23e. Od. to 31s. Od. liskira.-English tick, 42e. to 48a, ; harrow, 44e. to 51e. pimn, 495. to 53e. ; foreign, 40s. to 48s. Pian.-English boilers, 44e. to 49a; maple, 475. to 485.; grey, 425. to 46e.; foreign, 38e. to 471. FL01:71.-English town, 56e. to 57d.; country, 435. to 471.; households, 45e. to 511.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 435. to 44a; French, 41s. to 50e. per sack ; American, 311. to 365.; Spanish, 41s. to 525. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM OCT : RI TO NOV. 2. Wbsai Barley Zi40611 and. Book& irlah. lton42lZ -1610 16620 1270 6010 30 I 1620 I 14333 1100 IMO rd a; 9 41 ! , . - Malt Engtish Back /tom and 3711) barrels. Foredo r, 1710 sacks, ASS. 800. 22 :did 20 Me lld 002. 0 13 Ms ld 20 Ms ft - f 7 las 11d 01.1weektaig Average .. 24 istlay, 01AL R7ll. braffill i ka Sib Id 264 94 'd 49s Ild s 11d las 3d 33. S 4 374 10d des ed 39a 14 ON $3 11. ld les Id4* 11:1319 10d Ns lid Ns 3d 311 34 604 11 ff. old 40. Id 1119 11 919 I'3 30. 111 412 114 408 ed els 3d tea 844 es 6d 4! I.d 1111 3d Ns 3d 37. 3140. 9.16 old DRrry.—Wl3•4, Maim Oats, are, BOW. and Pat. 13 - nail= GILLIN pOlO LAII Wm.—Wheat, 87,990; barley, 15. 4 1 2 ; OMAN 11.071 ; 17% 710: hem, 1,054. Dean. 257 411artam MGM QOM* MO ILETtra.llOlll 11 71111 1•11110 M PIM 0/ MOAT MILING 1911 ILI WWI NAMED. SoPe , IL Sal Ool& E 1 1 40 6 60 11 iii ii LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. —crEas DAY.) Orr Darr= AND IRISH KLONLIV.I TIOLZORAPIL) (nom OUR cant conawarowncrty Corn market fairly attended, good consumptive demand, for wheat, at extreme rates of Tuesday. Flour, fair sale, at late rates Indian corn, good liminess doing at 39e. 6d. to 40e. for Galax, and mixed beans, oats, oatmeal, and barley unchangal. 100. I& Ott. 110. EGet. 27 •• • • 64 - as II I Si 'I _ MINCING-LAITE..-(THI . B DAY.) Suciais.—We bag sob had in active and improv ing market this week. A large amount of business has been done, and an advance has been established of Is. on good and tine qualities, and 6d. on other descriptions ; and opinion very genwa is in favour of the article. The refined make% hew also been firm ; brown lumps, 50s. to 603. 6d. Oorna.—Tbe public rtes of plantation Ceylon have been large tins week, and in many instances a decline of ls. has been submitted to in order to effect sales. Tna —The public rtes have listedtittTuji the week, and a fair portion sold chiefly at previous rates. The news from China has not altered prices in this market. Rica has been in only limited demand, but last week's prior were sustained. llow.—Quotutions are unaltered, with a quiet market. Corros.—A full amount of bulimia done at a slight steady, but the demand has heel dull. &ICI' have sold imegularly, and without any material alteration In swims. Jura has advanced 10.. per ton. Marken; have generally been firm this week. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market le arm. Prima ere quoted as follows :—Town tallow, 595. dd. net cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 6ls. ; all the year, 61e. ; December, 61.5. W.; Jana. to March, 61s. U. HIDE MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) LasonrnsiL Hides, 56Ibs. to 64165., 30. 'to 31d.; 641bs. to 721b5., 9613 id. to Rd. ; 721 18 . to 80lbs„ toid 4d. ; Baba to Nibs., 4d. to 4id. ; 88abs. to 961b5., to 1041b5., sd. to ; 10411 m. to 1121b11216..,, lid. to 5/ bs. d. Horse ludas, Bs. to ßid. Ws. Oaf skins, light, azo 2s. to 4s. ; lull, 7s. 6d. irnewr.—Sheepakitts, A. Od.; polled, 6.. &L to Bs. ; Eiste end balf-boxls, ss. 6d. to 6s. Bd ; Downs, 4s. 2d. to U. 2d. BOROUGH HOP *ARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Yesva Pattenden sad Smith report 'that the raarliet is in a very quiet state, both buyers and sellers anxiously waiting the officially declared duty. COAL_DLiRE,ET. 7 (THI§ DAy.) Walls End Hstion, 21a. 3d.; Wall. Ead idambton, 20s. 9d.; Walls End Hasersll, 21s. 3d.; Walla End &snarls, 215.; Walls End South Hattie :3,ll :l: 6 . i ; Walls End Ti... 10s. 9d. ; Walla End Hartle 21s. ; Walls End &add* . E• 4926. ; d Hettons, 204, 3d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 19s, Dd. Walls End Oassop, 20a 3d.; Walls End Halm 20s. 3d. ; Eden Maio, 19s. ad.; limgraw, la.; Woodhouse Cl..e, 18s.; Dur ltis. 6d. ; Polisher, 18s. 6d. ; Pittington, 18s. 6d. ; Peareth, 14s. ; Taidield Moor Butes, ; Buddies Hartley, 16s. 9d. i Cowpem 16s. 9d. Old Hartley, 16s. 9d. ; Davidson a Hartley, 16s. 9d. ; Bast lap Banish 16s. 9d. ; Bowers, 16s. 9d.- 98 ship at market RIBANDIam. —The Newry Telegraph Aldan • "Oa Saturday night last a large party—oompoeed, it is *be lieved, of Ribandmen —assembled on Tainrie-hill, about two miles from Milltown, and marched about with fife and dram till an early hour on Sunday morning, to the great and terror of the peaceable inhabitant* of the Several families were kept oat of their beds with feat, and some women and chilth.eu fled from their houses and enameled themselves behind hedges till the morning." A Cloacae' paper has the following " A Roman catholic gentleman, resident near Cashel, and who purchased some property under the Landed Estates Court, received, a few days since through the post-otheo, a threatening letter, warning him against the eviction of a tenant on the land, who was under a promise to leave. This attempt at coercion is in keeping with the intolerance which 'the midnight council' displays." By the Galway Vindicator it appears that a poor man who lives in the neighbourhood of Oughterard, was going home from Galway on Saturda y night last, when he wee savagely attacked by two rafting and nearly beaten to death. The poor man Ind decreed some parties at the last quarter sessions, and this, it is rupposed, gave rise to the outrage. There is a party in custody, who will be brought up on Monday before the magistrates. Wrroltnairr ue Drvott. —A certain fanner nodding at the western side of the pariah of Drewsteignton has of late bad the misfortune to lose, by old age, two of his bones. He and his workman William, being more superstitions than wise, attributed the deaths to witch craft. They consulted with their intelligent neighbours on the matter, and all agreed that some fiendish witch lied caused the animals' death. The demise of 'Puckett and Thomas, late wintewilehes, was bewailed, but there was one left at Crediton whose fame had reached the ear of the fanner, and he instantly saddled his nag and speedily reached the abode of Profeiaor S., where the old incantations were put in practice. The professor quickly showed the unfortunate farmer the features of his bewitching enemy. Twenty-five shillings was paid for that and for the advice given to bra& the infernal spell. The farmer, overjoyed, retraced his steps, and within the space of an hoer and a half was seen in the sot of exhuming the deadbeats of his bewitched horses ; the heart of each animal wea taken out, was stuck all over with pins and blackthorns, and was then enclosed in brown paper. When night ar rived both hearts were consigned to a tremendous fire made from grew ashen wood, and, to augment the heat, one cwt. of weal was used for fuel. The hearts were 60011 coned and "the spell was broken."—P/priouflt Journal. I 4 1