The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) - . - COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Onnmiesioner Boboyd.) RIC 111 Ilvdl/N. The I.ankropt, l'hottias Hndaoa , as apothecary, of Itn,;stwk, Nortluoupt.,uehire, applied to prs hie last bulaimeohrot, compiled by Mr. Junes Hutton, ...toll& from the 14 of Januar:, 1:160, to the ":eh of ly, INa, mad CaNnprii.e* the following item.: IK.: To creditor. umocureal, Kit 11.. ltd. . • ditto bobling ets•urity, 341. 4.. teurita on trading, 190/. 1:1.. 7d. : 1.2112 t. r.. By &hien good, 17/. 12s. 6d. ,Into doubtful, 2.4/. ; pooped', ;$.2/. • ump e r d ankles, PfurertY held by cred its.,4W• bows ie. 7d. ; expenses, 14W. Itle. 4d. ; •how and /* n o v e l ditto, 1791. Iris. • statenteut of affairs 14 of Jot. . , : t. 44, 1,202/. be. 541. .7C.; uppritiou was offered, and the bankrupt paned his . 2..causartitata. The ix:ideate niceties is lied for the IS4 of October eras. .112 NILMAJI. This was an examsnatios meet* undertbe bankruptcy of .I.inits sellouts, describes! as of No. II), Upper Baker.street, tailor. The htlanro:sheet extends from the Ist of January, 1 , 010, to the Llith of July, 10,61, and contains this summary : : To creditors, fie. 11d. ; ditto, to be pakl in full, DV. ; labilita, on ni ls receivable, Vel. Ils. Gd. ; surplus, 1.1 .4 Jantuary. ISA .71. 24. fid. ; profit on trading, 3K.V. 17a. : total, 311. :By debtors gimd, 611. ; ditto doubtful, 161. 18.. ; liabilities, 80/, lla lid. dl reeeivald• halal by creditor, 291. cIL ; property given up roalisvd ter. Oa. Y.J. ; excepted articles, 21W. ; trails ex. 7s. ; house, Ise., 204 f. :is. WL ; looms, ; balance, 7s. ; total, 6.56/. :is. 7d. There wee no opposition, and the bankrupt pared his THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MARLBOROUGH-81RM. PITTING OUT TIM UGIITiI AT Tat :WHO THIATIM J(11741. Vrtor and ?Amu, Vsllene, two young men were N clae.l brftwo Mr. Mambo with creating a distil:balm at the meho Theatre. Tyler, WIT, said that on the previotts night, while the eoeupany were leaving the Soho theatre, the prisoner Vulleus turned off the gaa, and on asking him what be did it for, he said he supposed for a lark. %%Men, thee aliouteil out at the top of hi. voice, and as he WA" C.4111110Z a great iliaturlhoice he t,,ok him iuto custody, on which the other priannei caller,' out, .• Don't l e t bu n ay. let him take him," and dol All he could to incite the crowd to rescue Callen•. The clerk asked if they were known ea thieves, sad the coirdshle said they were not. VAliens said he did turn nit the p., certainly ; and Floor .aid be wait after Vanew, am other " gentleraea " did. Mr. Readoo— Don't you know by what you did you 1 1 / 1 1f• musing rolkeriee to take piece? What do you suppose the gas is for 7 Your conduct is of • very suspicaoua character, :uel the clerk law very properly asked whether you are known ea thieves. Elam said he went to the station of his own accord, and was thew charged. Palmer, 191 C, said the prisoners were very violent. Mr. bred= ordered them to find one surety each in the soar cf 101. for three months, sod would resommend them to take we ead sot put Gut the liglate main. CLERKENWELL WT. LAT,: ATITIIIITZD MORDIA AND IItIIGLAIT AT lI4LINGTON. Mary Ana Ralkiseno, the young woman who was merle monleral by Frederick St II at the late robbery is Chapsl•street, Lower-nail, Isliugton, attended before Mr. lfEyncourt, sod said that she had come forward to viodi. cute her character from the aspersions that had been made on it, not only by the inhabitant. of Kensington, where she resided, some of whom hal written to the magistrates at this court, bat also from the remarks that hail been made Is the pm.. The menplalats that were made to the magistrate were to thereat that when the unfortunate woman received her weekly allowance, which bad been sent to this court by a resemee public, she sadly misapplied it. She resides in dainseatreet, Kensington, and the neighbours complained of the riot. that were made in the house in which she re sided, and that she paraded the neighbourhood dressed in a manner that mu not very becomiug. The chief usher of the court wes directed to inquire into the matter, and from what he reported to the magistrate our reporter was re quested to state that no further money would be received at this court for Mary Ass Ite.lkimin. The applicant now stated that all that had been said about her was his aid vary 'wicked. She was lis t er with reepeciable people, and she bapt banal, very quiet. tr Mr. Eyseourt i nquired et the chief umber if lie hal mule proper inquiries as to the truth of the abatements that had been nude, soil whether they were oorreet or not? The Chief Usher saki that he was sorry to say that the statements were too correct. The young woman was wall known to the police of the district as living in a turbnlest asiglibourhood, and was walking about with a hat ad feather.. When she came to this court to Meta WO bar mosey she came in a cab, not being coratent to ride Is ma 010131 bus. The applicant said a young man paid for the tab; ad as for the bat, for she had no feathers, that was aloe made a present to her. Mr. 1., Eyocourt.--It has been stated that you are prog sant. Ls it so or not Applicant— It is not so. It was said that I was so whoa I was in the hospital, but it was found not to be so. I have always had a great essay enemies. Mr. D'hyncourt said, after moms further conversation, that be must decline to receive any more money fur the applicant. Applicant—But I ma have the money that is in hand? Mr. IrEvecourt—No ; .tan event. not for the present. When kindly deposed and benevolent parsecs send money here to be applied for the see of any particular individuals, and at is ascertained that the party receiving it does not apply it properly, the money remaining is placed in the poor•box, so that the parties who sent it can either receive it tack, or allow it to remain for the use of the many pressing case, that 000tinually come owlet the notice of the magistrates. If after a time it wee ascertained that the applicant was living with respectable paeans, and she wee conducting herself quietly, then he would take into consideration wh e th er s h e should have the remainder of the money or not. The woman with whom the applicant is residing said that all that had been stated was false. Her house wee very quiet, and she herself wee a Lobar woman, and her husband was s respectable man. Certainly tho streets at the hark of her house, and at the end were very noisy, boa; inhabited by costermompee sod other low persous. Mr. layttoourt said he could do nothing further in the matter, and the parties then left the court. It may be stated that more than 1001, has been collected by a local committee, but what is to be done with the *um has sot as yet been male public. SOUTHWARk. COWARDLY AWIAOLT OP A 17MALI. William Wright, a young fellow about 20 pus at ape, was brought before !b. Horsham, charged with committing a cowardly await upon Sarah Manning, who had a narrow escape from being killed by a cab knocking her down. The oimplainaat, the night side of whose face was eom pletely denuded of the akin, said that last night about 9 o clock she was walking with a female friend along Hewing. ton-causeway, and is prong the prisoner he pushed spout her, nearly knocking her down. She turned roved to re tocentnate. whets he elm* her a violent blow on the hoe. Wm then slapped his faze, sod was about to walk aw a y, when he rushed at her, and attempted to strike her with all his might. I. endeavouring to avoid his violeoce she 'naked into the roadway, when she was knocked down by • cab. and in falling an the rough stones cut her face in • frightful inuner. The cabman fortunately for her pulled up or she might have been killed. The prisoner said that be certainly did push against her by accident, when the female rushed upon him and struck him on the face. He admitted striking her again, when she rushed into the rood, sad was knocked down by the cab. The complainant denied striksag him first. All she did wits to slap his face after be struck her a violent blow on the bead. Mr. Dunham told him that him conduct was unmanly in the extreme, fur by hie owe admission he struck the female after rudely pushiog 'guest her, instead of making ea 'poky,. It wee fortunate for bim that the cab had not run over her and killed her. or he would have etond charged whit manslaughter. He must pay a fine of 30a., or go to prison foe fourteen days. Dactorn. DP.ATR. —An accident of an ethaordi nary mid dreadful character luappeocil at Gemelissengli le • man named Wm.Cllllllp, ma Saturday last, which has int ler. urinated Wally. The unfortunate man, it appears, woe md isz ~.e ry restive home, which be was determised. If Possible, to eubdue. The animal, however, suddenly reared up to such • degree that the rider lost has seat, and the Annie, sot being able to mower its equilibrium, fell back er obi apse him with all its weight. The Mune of the borne it light the poor fellow between the thigh.. sod cut bin in a amain! msoner. He was conveyed home, sod lio.:ered in great agony until Tuesday, when he died.—Sfarri brii M, miry. 14'1,DV! DEATH.—On Tuesday Mr. G. Somers Mute, the secretary to the Merchant fteamen's Orphan A.ylis at Waastead, dosed with • lady at that plate widen r tare home is the issuing be had no sootier takes his ticket at the Wanted railway station than be became sud denly ill. sad before neediesi sad esaid be procured the vital spare bad ded. Deems& whew about 67 yetis of age, and ass m uc h 'mo c ha& kaomed under • dimmed bean, is supposed to hews bee. the cause of death. On the recent iccamo u of the Prises Coesart's visit to Wassailed to LIT the fonsdation stases, the wiser wham, Mr. Glaris read tit* address ul the ;cowmen god enkstribera From his active avd balsas habits, coupled with the deep interest he Swerve* nimeifewed lisiaM tithe instituting with which bi• bed horn for •• long series et connected, hie low will be severely felt.—CAchneford THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1861. TINE PLYMOUTH ELECTION. SHARE LISTS.—(THIS DAY.) The Plymouth Journal of to-day says :—" Since Two o'OLoos. Tuesday evening there has been no public movement con- In the railway share mar k e t t o -d ay a tt en ti on i s nected with the el ee ti oe . Th e conservatives, we are told, remain true to their intention, not toile ally public set till occupied with preparations for Monday's settle the burial of the late earl. That event having lstastd , ' went. There is a decline of about I per cent. in Great we suppose that there will be now some display of ac- Western, Loudon and North Western, and South tivitv 00 their Port The isdividual conservatives whom Eastern stocks, but a fresh improvement of in we have the pleasure of knowing shake their hernia Caledonian. London and North Western stuck is with marvellous mysteriousness, and assert that they have candidate forthcomi who will retain for now quoted 031 to 94 ; Great Western 701 to 711,- them possession of the borou l og h. The last of their nomine es , Midland, MI to I, ex div. ; Lancashire and is the Lord Mayor, who MO sagaciously abandoned Andover, Yorkshire, 116; to ; South Eastern, 80 to ; to run after the City, and is supposed now to be greatly in Caledonian, 108 i to 109 ; and Great Northern, want of a seat. Mr. T. L. Acland is it is and, to be invited 109 to 110. by the conservative party but then.' lays the fiviag Poo, ' how about his llirrniogham politics?' How, indeed! I Lombaido-Venetian Railway shares are steady, itut what matter, if he will only COMO down as a conserve- iat 1 7-16 to 9-16 prem. Th e I n di an an d Cana ties meauvhile, Morris)u has won golden opinions dian lines are also steady. through his admirable speech on Tuesday night. He more trilDiffaAlf mums MID MCI'. than realised what was h o p e d from him. As a first e ff or t , - - _ . in public am-eking, it. showed him to b e possessed of great intelligence, awl a remlinese and aptitude of speech which was extremely gratifying. Of Mr. J. Popo we hear that be has been enjoying the scenic beauties of our delightful nciahlmorlioed, and Mr. Sleigh has returned to his heavy occupations in town. We hope one day to see him with • seat in parliament. As to Mr. Pope, he withdraws from the field, and be does it in a very handsome manner. The temporary ...a l . that war made in the liberal ranks will now, we trust, be c l osed up ; and the party may present a 101 l faint to any corner. Let the best of the beat conservativei moue, and his efforts will be in vain, so lueg as there is united action in our own phalanx." iLut,WaTs. I areml,Cl,-Tia . ..„ 1:0:1 Ifirm..Wel. &Stour val Madam= Myth and Tys• Bolton. alsit Brlo4 sad Rake Calvtuolaa To 41 zel l 61, Si K' i ..,I 10, 1 1041 Own and Maeda Oanawail De. A JA no &v. NASD Do. B 1 p.a. la Fabian& Dabttn ant Balirt tea &and. .Partb. &Ablie Ifni Anglian &Warn Grontlas Instarn Union stoat A Ile. Most I Sun sane& I TAlaburg.band Gismos atsiL Rdlubetv Deeds , Forth and aid* Jinn labanow & L Welke ran Xarlatelleatlinc ran Xeelharn Do • SW& 6 6 {1 43 id 1• 10} a .3 UN AMIDWM. —Charles Edmund Smith, non of Henry John Smith, Esq. of Stoundi ff e.bouse, Christ church, and of Som er f or d, took his gun on Friday morning, and proceeded on the cliff, Christchurch, along the western shore, to shoot seabirds. As be did not return in time for dinuer, his friends became uneasy, and search was made during the night without finding him. About three o'clock on the following morning one of the coast-gar ml returning from duty, discovered him quite dead on the edge of the cliff, and the gun by his side. On examination it was found that the contents of the gun had gone through his head, and no doubt caused indent death. It was supposed that in loading the gun it accidentally went off.— Wiftaltiee fodepeadent.— On Wednewlay, a young mariner, named Cain Gentry. dif West Mersea, wax out shooting rabbits, and in the act of getting through • tedge 'with the gun in his hand, when a bough catching the tngger ceu::ed the weapon to explole, and lodged the contents in the unfortunate young niaa's bread. He weaned to walk home, and was immediately attended by Mr. (keen. surgeon, (but be now lies in every precarious state. —Clo Imeford Chronicle. —Mr. George Troutbeck, of Rarton.under•Needwood, the linidprespected agent of lady Wilmot Norte., of Cation, went out partridge shooting, on Tuesday, and about four in the afternoon wounded a lard • huh fell in as adjacent field, over which he had not the right of "portion, and he waited while his servant west to fetch it. Mr. Troutbeck was resting the stock of hi gun on a rail about three feet high, and be some means (either by the breakage of the rail or the acciJental slipping of the gun stock from it), the gun slid through his fingers and struck the ground with some force. Both barrels exploded, and part of the left thumb was blows off, and two of the fingers much lacerated. Mr. Troutheck walked home, and in • short space of time XL Miller sod his assistant were in etteudauce, and by their 4111 and promptitude the wounds were soon dressed, and Mr. Troutbeck removed to bed. It was at first supposed that the injuries were of • very serious nature, hut we an very glad to find that such is not the awe, and beyond the disfigurement Mr. Troutheck will not in all probability ex. penance any permanent inconvenience from the accident.— ikripi Reporter._ ii iii id 42 44 4,1 30 U 14 N N IN 121 100 110 177 i at. Swab Reit. Jr Orelt Wailers Diellteeers/Gesett !Ascribe& Torkeir Landon ere Blackwell Los,lttebtort.AS.Cr CAedon,Ohathec.,&l.S. Loadou & North Wier Do. Eight hs London& ..,uthllenter LunduaderriAt:olorale Lo. _AAA Aualskßie ~ N.~,voui . ~ ----- 111(11 . 2;d . . lb. sew Blrm. Derby SM. at. Wm. (La) )11,1 Kent .... iurcistl• and Noma Arsertviel !falai ow% Wartwp.lll/km 'NN orth IMISIa di ace SOL D A _~. 7;7 De. York Mogi Loeduu NoilliftWestonama Note lOatordoblro. Mesuiememeduc N.S. Almelak Miami %Idea_ South thmu, South tuatara 'South Wales B. Yorkak. t Sher Dam DlaLoos,Woldnehok.,&o Stockton & DorDoasoo %Do &Po Din Vole Motor Do. Do. If "DJ of Nallk_ Tit S 'LAI'S Ton SZBILIGHT. —The romaine of Mr. Thomas &bright, the Fitawilliam huntsman, were confined to their last rating plate, in Thorpe churchyard, on the 4th inst. It was void of all dimplay. The body was conveyed ' is a hearer, followed by two mourning coaches and mourners as foot from his house at the kennel to the church. The chief mourners wero his sons—H. Sehright, G. &bright, and T. &bright, with their wives, and his daughter (Mrs. Robinson) and her husband. The Lairse wee elm followed by 0. Carter, besd•whip ; J. Copley, stud-groom ; U. Lee, bouseMeward ; H. P. arniker, gardener ; J. Parkinson, valet ;0. Jake, gamekeeper; and other follow-cenasta of the deceased. At Thorpe, the Hoe. O. W. Fitairi oi l= the Rev. B ri dgmaa Simpson, and J. Femme, the procession as mourner.. LJ. Deacon, W. U. orate, J. R'arwick, J. Bird, and Win. Bailey, Beira, followed the hearse as a token of re-rct for one who hail often led them in the field. At the church the body was received by the Rev.. A. J. Skrimshire, rector, and R. S. C. Blaciter, actor of Marhelm. Mr. Skrimshire read the service at the grave. The coffin, which was a *in one, bore a plate with the following inscription : " Thomas Sebright, de l Sept. I, 1861, aged 71." Deceased was greatly attache I to the Fitswilhem family, sad proud of his loos service. Only a week before his death he was oonv.ning mole the subject, and expresed a hope that he should " make half a hundred of it.' This hope was not to la realised, sad 40 years was entered as the limit. He was a good and faithful servant, and a thooeugh muter of his Maine's. A. he said in praise of others, that during the 40 years he had been connected with Milton he bed " never had as tinkled word either from his late or present master," snit may be mid in his own praise that he seldom if ever de served me. " The ruling manor' was strong in death," for as the day of his departure hie last words to Carter were .use hertestMeas for the disposal of a puppy.— Stareford Iterreiry. TIM Fee. IN RISTIIN•L-CIIKEN-ROAD.—YeAterdll7 Mr. H. Raffles Waltheo, the demity-coroaer for Feat Mid dlesex, held an inquest at the White Hart, Bethnal-gteen reed, ea the body of Edward Jenner Harbin, a child eight years old, suffocated in the late fire. The deceased was the see Of Mr. Joseph Harbin, of No. I l', Bethnal-green-road, a boat sr, b ing one of • hardy of five children. Oa Tee.* eight last Mr. Dania and his wife retired to bed hsifiest 10 &cloak. Ile turned off the gm ire the shop sad at SO male, leaving all in darkness. About half-past 11 is'eledt he was disturbed by a loud ringing ut the bell. Mr. Oates% inspector to the Royal Society for the Protec tion of We ham Fire, passing the house accideotelly, had dimmed that it was burning, and given the alarm. Mr. Durbin me saner heard this than he went downstairs, and farad IMAM full of gawk/. He returned and told his wife, mill the. called his childrea, who slept in an adjoining room. Mavis' put on his trouser, betook the youngest child, which slept in his room, °idol bed to the front room where the others were. He gave the yoturest to a person who was on a ladder at the window reedy arealve the inmates. He then got two more, who were saved iu the same manner. The eldest daughter jumped oat of the window, and was caneht below by some one. Mrs. Dalian escaped by the lad&r. One little boy, the deceased, instead of remaining in the room, went downstairs. Mr. Nubia made his escape by the next house. He immediately wet to Mr. Bone's, a neighbour, where he was told all Ids children were. He went there and found the dammed was missing. He west back, and met a number of mem who were conveying the deal body of his child to the hoses of Mr. Pearce, a main' man, man, resift( io the locality. Marshall Hall's system wee used for ems hour, but namegessfullv. Mr. (lord's rea. dered important aid in remain; the inmates, sad is. caned great minional danger la doom so. The jury relersed a verdict of accidattal death, there being no evidence to show how the fire was occasioned. I • I Wed Oarewsil FldlaukirOdard Dltb N ewport Ditto Heranril PREFKRICNi MATS. MO . earfirs 3111, To; mt. Dna. MOO; Aber. J 401 p. el. Do. 41. 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Now Or p at Do.loinkr USW\ Oa Rs.—Coes.ip. do s.lri. D do. D. 144404p.0t. No. 616.7=1 . 14666. Nati Out. IftwlteL looLll.l.36p.A.ProLet De.A.bas. gt.lp.6 Do. p.a. /Pratelook O. Davao Mad 4le p. e. Lim (2664.46P.1LL&P Ds. pa oat Do. kat 6e pw IL Wales ges. p. s • eal. De. 14 old Irafm per p. gui 11666LIIIDedimploafp.a Do. do. 14p.a Da do. C dm. W.lud—Oztlidgesat. Do. do. Ind do. De. Noirp. p. at. Prof. Do.doiporp. p.a.. got DARING EticAPl of A COATlCT.—lntelligeooe was yesterdey received at Cta•thest._ giving the particulars of • daring seems made from the Perthad convictestablishmeat works by a ouuvict named Murphy, who at the time of hie deems was undergoing a 'esteem of eight years petal ser vitude. From the particulate forwarded it would seem that the convict was_ employed, with several hund re d more pri soners, an the breakwater now is course of formation on the ialea4 sad, aotwithstanding the extreme vigilance metaled by the prison officials to prevent ii.:l communica tion with the mainland, Murphy contrived to obtain pos sessiou of another suit of clothes, thoioth how he suc ceeded in effecting this without its being known to any of the prism officers seems perfectly umcomintable. The clothes thus obtained he hid away =mg the stones until an opportunity availed itself for him to pet his intended plan of escape Into operation. This speedily offered itself, and Murphy after, it is stated, deliberately w i s hi ng some of his feßow-ooevicts who bad been admitted to his secret good bye, made his escape off the island without being memo' until some tune afterwards. The chimes of for the primmer' employed at Portland are oseidera ss 7; less than, perhaps, at any other convict establishment, as there is but one means of leaving the Wand, • sentry being stationed at the spot both by day and night. The *mei,* however, being dreamed in workman's clothes, would, of course, be able to pew from the island micludleaged. Murphy was me of • batch of up wards cf 100 coevicts who are shoot Wei despatched to Anslealia, the vessel which conveys them to their deritim tioa bMng now at the Nore to receive about a similar num ber at oweviets from the Chatham establishment. He the frequently declared to his fellow-convicts that rather than be seat oat of the country be would endeavour to make his escape. Before being soot to Portland to undergo his pre sent sentence he is believed to have been previously trans. ported. Immediately the escape of the convict was known, isformation was forwarded to the metropolis sod all the principal teem in the kingdom, giving a minute description of the primmer, sad there is very little doubt that he will shortly be again is custody. ADISAICAN ACTORS IN Loenox.—The Boston Peet says that Edwin Booth bas accepted the ersgagea l acoa offered him at the Haymarket Theatre, Landes, and will probably leave in the stammer of mot week. Hie wife accompanies him. The engagement is fora long term, and the especially° is that Mr. Booth will he shoat between me and two years. THE CANADIAN RZBELLION.—WiIIiam Lyon Mackenzie, ex-reecabra of whew* died en the 2Cti of August, at Termite. The deceased was the Upper Omni* leader of the rehellise of 1837, whelk resulted fa hie ea* to the United Mates for twelve TOWN eerie( which time be was coasested with the New 'Perk Triassic &tag perdesed is 1849, be teemed to Creeds, sad wee sleeted to par liament, which position be ocespied ter weresel yeas. The following notice was mused Iron the General Poet-office yesterday, viz.: Extra mile far Made& end St. Thome will be made up at this office ea the ~ries of the 90th inst. for conveyance by the Royal Mail Company's steamer Derwent. Alloy letters, Me.. intended to be for warded by this opportunity_ mat be addreceed, "per Derweat, from Seatharaptoo." IM I. IN IN IN 10111 MIS LUAU'S. 136 -- rap • ReOrin 11= 1 111.11 =X•11 ..6 X Se OrmlismaiL lOarusems Mao IVlLeadca IS 'DILA libudia kiwi. al name l ot an 04 Ow4LEL an [Was in [Ake Caadana IDYL an Was ow Tanime an Lien NA Oan . W u sues Amami &m an , Lamilaans Al s ba . II I liar s trogil krone,— . 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Notwithstanding the favourable character of the Bank return, the funds to-day are weaker, realisa tions having predominated. ► fall of }per cent. has taken plauc in Cousobi. In the share markets busi ness is very scanty, attention being directed to pre parations for the fortnightly settlement. The telegrams from the Paris Bourse have nut yet come to hand. umee — lia. - 4.4 - 11 — • rit _— Looks Ma= ..••• Loudon £ South £M tea. and Waattaloaaar NaL Prov. ot Itattand Da. Now Naomi Dank New bath Wahl Natal Haat ativars Ottoman Disk Provtadal at Inland booth - ~ei Australia lUnloa of Australia traloa al Load= Only BMW )7IIP&SUIll. item item Koos " 1 14.1 N Pk". TS 75 ST Se 161 11l nt 21 3f pm a3.5f le Iff S If Ws 60 07 86 88 60 01 1$ 19 SI 41 Ige 170 1121 14, 1 2 Atlantic 11l Mall AL X) Atlantic 7eL ;amiss.. Australian AgrieuL Berlin Waturworki. Mt &Irish Do. Da B I psi 41. illlU II $1 4 1 hid 10 li ad 11 10 10 IS id 100 100 F: Land ‘,.. 2lf.cdrent Snell w lie. — rrelleresioe Do. 6 p. et. Pena Deb Llndiat Lon.Shlppugß itestludialrrn & Canal nectric Telegraph Seg. and Auat. Cop. Reim Deviant .n Ship (United) Do. Inpw cent. kret lea. DiakM TeL (L) Las. Gm. Omenlints C.V Madras Inns. di Canal nedllareaeannee.TeL Yenta% Is. Tel. (Usa.) Mattoon Discount Co NerbsddeCoaletlios(L) t. 6 ode Lend ~ Si 115 104 100 106 101 1 04 die 111 .1 00 1 Pm $ $ xd I 1 4 "it p. id 4 .114 ei ii:iiiil it,ecei 17C le Consols are officially marked 934, 4, and for money, and 934, 94, and 933 for the account. The present quotations are 934 to for money, and 93 to 3 for the 10th October. The official business report is as follows Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 914, ; New Three per Cents., 91, 92, 91; ; India Five per Ceut. Stock, 1034, 3 ; Fire per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 964, ; Exchequer Bills, March, 2s. die., par ; ditto June, ti. prem. Turkish Bonds are steady ; the loan of 1854 is quoted 824 to 4, and that of 1858, 674 to 68, ex div. Mexican Bonds are in demand, at a renewed improvement. Other foreign stocks are firm. Sales are recorded as follows :—Belgian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 984 (exchange, 25fr.) ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 821 ; Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 644 (exchange, 126.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 23, 22k, 234, 23 ; New Grenada Active, 164, i ; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 97 ; ditto Three per Cents., 784, 79 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 864 (exchange 45.) ; Russian Four-and -a- Half per Cents., 914 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 42k, 414 ; ditto Passive, 164 ; the Committee's Certificates, 6 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 824 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 68, ex div. ; ditto for account, 684, ex div.; ditto 1001. bonds, 703, 694. In Lombard-street the demand for money yes terday was only moderate. The rate for good bills was per cent., with occasional transactions at 31. At the Bank of England the applications con. tinue limited. vii L. I N. Scat.l4. • Australaslaa.. loil=iii - L9.1 - 7 - led. Do. . Now Obares• .. U. Ma. (Um) .. Pal La, Wide DM. Paola. sedOrlai. Maio b.)O xd U ii $ id Si 4 .... ' In the Cousol market the rate for short loans did not exceed 21 to 3 per cent. At Vienna ou Wednesday there was a fall of about per cent. in the Austrian funds. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yester day was 60,0001. The influx will now probably slacken, the recent large supplies from Australia, Russia, California, and Brazil having been for the 'lnuit part disposed of. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very firm, at an advance of id. over last Friday's prices. The sales were considerable, comprising 15,000 bales. The Calcutta, China, and Australian mails have reached Malta, and are expected to be distributed in London on Monday. In the case of one of the Stock Exchange firms which failed on Tuesday, a dividend of lbs. in the pound was paid yesterday. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,1661. ; the Great Western, a &crease of 1,2821. ; the Miland, a de crease of 1,764/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a increase of 51. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 9141. ; and the North Eastern a decrease of 2,5611. At a meeting yesterday of the Railway Companies' ' Association, it was resolved to dissolve the associa tion " in consequence of the want of efficient sup port on the part of the great railway companies of the United Kingdom. " An extraordinary meeting of the Westminster Street Rail Company (Limited) is called for the 20th instant, to consider a proposal for merging the undertaking in the Surrey-side Street Rail Company (Limited). The arrangements are notified in connection with the payment of the half-yearly interest on London and Greenwich Railway Preference stock. I lie It I4la 40 60 II 70 II LS pea 131 111. I St f, 17 id 116 SO id SO U 116 116 61 $6 D - - N - — Lees Is lad. ToL ar Dos Now Royal llaf !loom Ad tombs AsolesDas TM MeV Ds do. Itagislared Do. do. As. ot Australia (UMW) not I. La..P.U.Cmada Um Kingdom TM a.). Vas Dasmaalt WM :1 *dial PEI 3 10 al. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Sept. 11, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue 027,479,715 Increase 0506,415 Circulation active, .. Public deposits 4,868,000 herein 583,524 Other dented& Gueersunent securities in __ ___ WESTMINSTER PARLIAICENTARY REGISTRATION. In corequeenis of the promotion of John Fraser Macqueen, Req., to the ranked Queen's Counsel, a new appointment has been neorentated, and the Lord Chief Justice has conscquently appoiated Thomas Hull Terrell, Req., of the Chancery-bar, as Revising Barrister for the present year. It appears that the lawny of this gentleman will be somewhat augmenteri, from the increased activity of the einnervative party. It. the City of West minster the liberals thee mauls about their usual member at objections, and the conservatives for the first time during these twelve years have mate about 300 abjectness. The liberal interest in Wertminater will be supported In the Revising Barrister's Court, by Mr. George Huggett, secretary of the West minster Liberal Registration Association, the conservatives will be defended by Mr. Henry Smith. The number of persons omitted from the original list of voters, by the oversews in the metropolitan boroughs, for the non-pay ment of house tax is somewhat astounding; the number omitted from the hats in the city of Westminster alone is no less than 3,145 ; the number disqualified on the same ground in other boroughs are no doubt in equal, if not in greeter. proportion. Thursday, October 10, is the day poiated br the barrister to hold his court , in the Lora yeiess' Nutt, Westminster Hall. The SHORT-min Morsatiorr.—We hear that Means. Richard Guest and Co., spinners and manufac ture'', have issued • circular to their workpeople, that they shall limit their time of working to thirty hours per week. A general meeting of mutes' was held at Black burn on Wednesday evening, after 'Change, at which about four-fifths of the nude of the town and district were repre sented, and it was resolved to recommend a general resort to short time. The majority of those present are already working four days a week or under. It was further resolved to reduce the wages of "planets 5 per cent.; of strippers and grinders, L. per week ; and of the o th er cardroom hands, 5 per cent.—Menellester Guardian. THE BUILDERS' STRIKE. —INTERVIEW AT LI VCR POOL.— An interview took place on Tuesday last between • deputation of the master builders and • deputation of the operative bricklayers in this town, with a view of adjusting the exletiog differences, and an offer was made to refer the matter to arbitration. The meeting was adjourned to yesterday (Thursday), in order to give the depu tation of operatives au opportunity of consulting the general body of bricklayers, when they returned the following reply, namely :—"That they would resume work under the old systeni, on the nesters giving them • written engagement that they would not make any alteration without giving six months' notice ; that they would not agree to arbitration; that they would not have the hour system at any price. That one of the masters who had been active in the movement must pay 201. to their society before any man would be allowed to work for him." These terms were considered so obnoxious and arbitrary to the masters, that they were at once rejected, and the interview terminated. The result will be that meu will be brought into the town to supply the place of those on strike.—Limrpool Jfereuey. NORTHAIEPTOIS. During the past month the staple trade has entirely recovered from the late panic, and it is reported that large orders have been obtained by the shoe manufacturer'. The men are again fully employed, and in some instances are reside' extra hours. There is • demand for workmen, and trade generally has assumed its former briskness.—Stamford Mercury. ONE OF THE BENEFITS or • GOOD HARVEST.-- The leading brewers of Burton have issued circulars to their customers, informing them that on and after the let of October, the prune of ale will be reduced Is. per barrel, the propped* ci the harvest happily enabling thee to make the redeedes. Tan mmetro Toaster ow BEN Nrrts.—A letter hem Mr. Clack the tourist conductor, intimates that this pettatess is safe, having been found after peeling • sight es the Week mountain. banking department 10,410,800 Increase 90,000 Othersecurities ui banking deputanent Coin and bullion in both departments 13,649,402 %creams 531,301 Berea day sad odor bills 702,958 Decrease 11,059 The Rost Nota in reserve Total reserve (notesk coin) in banking department 8,446,572 Increase 977,381 These ti:ures indicate a great increase in the Bank's resources. The deposits having increased and the securities diminished, the addition to the reserve is extraordinarily large, verging close upon one million. The amount of imported gold bought by the Bank during the week was 088,0001. of which it has retained 531,3011., the balance having gone into the provinces , Scotlad, and Ireland. MINE 07 ENGLAND.—Att and Bth Vic c. 12, for the 11, IR. pant pursuant to the Act 7th ending on Wednesday, Sept. USIIIDM Notes issued £21,479.7111 Government debt.. £11.016,100 Other securities.. 3.634,900 Gold coin end bul lion ... 13,8119,716 I Bihar ',Qui= .... 4t7,470,7111 44 *Ammo DOPiaTIMIT. Proprietors* Capital 414,661,000 Weems:mut Seen- Rat kabllc Deposita (la- Dead Weight Aix eluding ItseJsui nutty) Sae. Maks, Com- Other Securities /Ma of Nat West Notes Debt, sad Div. I Gold sad Silva 7, tls6 .. 4.86.00 b r ;.47 ,ill 4,669,009./ - corn Other Deposita . 1t,34,6e0 heves der and other 702,964 I Sept, It VIOL 480,249,917 I 1.36,16./.9. 7 M. MARSHALL. Chid Csanwr. b 19,6 b 7 THURSDAY EVEIHNO. Consols, which closed yesterday at al to for the 10th October, opened this morning at 94 to 94, rose to .94 1-16 to 4, rod closed at 93k to 94. For money the last price was 953. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 94, 934, 4 ; ditto, for account (October 10), 944, 94, 3 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 92, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 924, 4, 92, 914 • India Five per Cent. Stock 104, 4, 1034, 104, 1034 ; ditto for account, 104 ; ditto Scrip, 1044 1034 • ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 'October, 1863, 984, 4 • ditto Bonds, 12s. prem. ; IFive per Cent. " enfaCed" rupee paper, 964, 4, 4 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1034. The India Five per Cents. were buoyant in the morning, the price of the scrip and stock (for the amount) reaching 1044 t to 4. At the close there was a relapse to 104 buyers," being nearly the same as yesterday. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 2s. dia. to 2s. premium, and the June 4s. to 7s. premium. There were some purchases of India Bonds at 12s. premium. The transactions in the foreign stock market were more numerous than for sonic days past, and the tendency of prices was favourable, particularly in the morning. Bank of Australasia shares were quoted better to day ; other bank shares remain steady. In the miscellaneous share market the variations were unimportant. There were inquiries for Crystal Palace ordinary stock. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Oeeau Marine Insurance 44 to 44 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 prem. • Universal Marine Insur ance, 14 to 14 dia. • London and Provincial Marine, 4 dia. to par ; Oriental and General Marine, 4 toil prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 4 to 5-16 prem. ; Commer cial Union Fire, par ; Bahia Steam, 4to 4 prem. ILINES.-(THIS DAP.) Two u'OLoci. The mining market shows increased acti vity to-day. There is rirm demand for shares in Stray Park, West Seton, and Copper HilL Ea ,t Caradon are dull at 254_ to 4. Stray Park are quoted 33 to 34 ; Copper Hill, 120 to 125; West Seton, 330 to 340; Marks Valley, 104 tot ; Providence, 41 to 42; Wheal Hargsret, 44 to 46 ; Caro Camborne Ito ; Wheal bate, 81/ to 85 ; and West Rose Down, 15 to 16. North Downs shares are officially marked iu the Stock Exchange, 6, ex div. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, with limited transactions. St. John del Rev have I been dealt in at 384 ; Great Northern topper l(Mouth Australia) at g preen. ; and Lusitanian at 2, ex div. The Zamora Tin Mining Company (Limited) is announced, with a capital of 12,0001. in shares at IL each. The objcct is to purchase and work cer tain setts of tin ground situated on the banks of the Douro, in Spain. The property altogether com prises nearly 350 acres. It is stated that the opera tions to be pursued will be neither costly nor din cult, and that by means of an outlay of only 3,0001. the wines, am/ the crushing, washing, and smelting' works, rosy be brought into full operation. La bour, charcoal, and timber are abundant and cheap. The price to be pail for the property, apart from a royalty of l-25th, is 4,000/ , and the whole of this is to be paid in share‘ which are not to receive say dividend until a dividend of 10 per cent. has beea paid out of the profits upon the ordinary shares. • In the event of no allotment being made the de posit will be returned in full. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAu-(THD3 DAY.) There is at last some change In the weather, there having been a little drizzling rain today. The mercury in the barometer is, however, steady. The supply of home-grown wheat and Is eines Wed nenlay is very moderate. Barley very sheet Oats rather more liberal. Scotch or Irish este none fresh up. The foreign supplies of wheat are very Asset mime Wed nesday, there being only one cargo of Amer eau since ;no flour in addition. Barley one pareel of Danish only aided. A fair quantity of oats, priecipally Archangel, and a few Danish. Today the wheat market is very firm for all English dose:intim*, at the full rates of Monday last. American rather dearer, being required for exportation. Flour.—American barrels worth teL more money than us Monday, aed all other descriptions looking upwards. Barley steady. Oats.—A good busbies' at rather higher rates. Beans and peas firm. Linseed and wowed held at the fullr,t previous rates. Very fine new cloverseed at market, for which very high prices are asked. Mustard seed in large supply, and value the same as on Monday. FLOATING CARGGEB.—Not a large business, but bean and maize cargoes looking upwards, and American for exporta tion ls. dearer. : &sex and Kent, white, new, 59e. is 645. ; ditto, fine old, 59a. to 57a; ditto red, new, 325. to 561.; ditto, fine, old, 49a. to 50a ; Norfolk, ke., fine, old, —e. to —a.; red, new, to —s. Foreign Nutria, 1575. to 611.; fins, 635. to 67e.; extra, 665. to 705.; Konigsberg, 53e. to 57e.- ditto. extra, 68.. to 70x; Rostock, 64e. to Ms. ; Meeklenktui red 55a. to 64a.; tiekermark ditto, 575. to 60s. ; American white, 575. to 131 a; ditto red. 51.. to 55 4 4 Chimmikk, 57 L , to 61s. . _ —English maldng, 38.. to 39a. ; ADO, 40 ; madam 255. to 275.; and distilling, 265. to Vs. per q-. ; fordin grinding, 265. to 265.; ditto distilling, 21t.. to 1144 =siting, —s. to —a. MILL?. —EtiOsh, &sex and Norfolk, 595. to 635. •, fins. 635. to 70s. ; Layton and Ware, 655. to 721.; brown, 60a. to 58.. feed, 28s. Od. to 304. Od. ; potato, 30a. to 325. ; foreigu, 18a. Od. to 254. 30.. to 321. linamt.-English tick, 38s. to 41s. ; harrow, 40.. to 44.. ; pigeon, 40a. to 445. ; foreign, Maraganq p 4s ia t: 384. ; ties, affs. to 40.. ; Konipborg, 395. to 445. ; • 355. to 37 % FrAlt.--English boilers, 384. to 425: ; w to and blue, 364. to 40a. ; maple, 404. to 435.; grey, 34.. to 365.; hog, 364. to 38s. • foreign. 34.. to 375. Ft 01111.-English town, 49.. to 50a; ditto Gas, 60s. to 51..; coontry, 425. to 434. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 375. to ff:a.; French, --a. to per sack; Ammicaa, 265. to 30..; Canadian, 26.. to 304. ; Spanish, 44. to 49.. FLOAT'S° OA2OOIII, An 0. F. sad L-Wheat:Bert•i -anski and Id:trample, per 4921b5., 48s. to 565. ; Mirka, 4 , 4. to 545. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801ba, red, 455. to 475. ; whit e, 545. to 565. ; Danube sad Galata, 36a. to 425. ; Egyptis 345. to 365. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 4001 b 224. to 26a. ; Odessa and Danube do., Ms. to 26a. Nan.: : Egyptian, per qr., 31s. to 345. Maim : Odessa and Galas, per 4921b5., 31.. Od. to 325. ;'broil and Bulgarian, tier 4931b5.. 30s. Od. to 314. ; French, do., -a. to ; American, do., 295. to 30s. Sans.-Ouary seed, per qr. 41s. to 50a. ; Hemp seed, per qr., 464. to 48a. ; Mu stard seed, per bushel, white, 9s. to 10s. ; brown, -a. to -s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, Ms. to 58s. ; Li n seed cakes, English, per 1,00 0, 121. 16e. to 131.6.. ; American, thin, in - brim. per ton, 101.65. to 104. 165.; do., thick, round, and oblogg, , W. 10s. to 1101. 10a.; Baltic, 9/. to 9/. ss. ; Marseilles, 9/. 6s. to 101.54.; Rape cakes, U. to 51. 104. issavAzA urro WNDOX TROM SEPT. n ro sEpr. XagILA sad Scotch. hied Yorelrk Wbeat 990 0040 Barley Oats lOW MVO Malt l9lO Roar 144110.111119 asks : lor•Ign. ---- - LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.j - 9,1160 barrels; (MON OCR OWN COI (IT lEI T Ua AND HMI Nil:1111110 TICLZGRAPH.) Fair attendance at to-clay's market, with moderate con sumptive demand, at full prices of Tuesday. Flour. very little offering, barrels lid, dearer, with good demand. lodise ecru more freely offered at Is. decline, mixed, 31s. Beam without change. Oats and oatmeal, fair bulimia ia line at full priors. 100 110 mil 102 104 id la la Id 71 714 7.4 67 66 1101 110 f 66 60 115 116 47 69 64 NI 16 est Poi ■d 10 11 44 •7 ♦ S dls 12:f It le pea sd 101 100 id • 4 41.1 18 68 11 fSi 84 1 304 I Pm eli Ns N sii - is I I" II .o. SI II Cl. prices. - - _ - - _ 119 in - SO SI 40 -.- - - - - 94 e IlSid) - U hid el. 19 111 1455 3 3-" I 1111 1161 k MINCING LANK-(THIS DAY.) But:Wt.—The market opened quietly, bet towards the close there wee more disposition to purchase, retains:l , i : ties being most in request ; two (largos' of Brasil sold Bahia at 22.., and Pernambuco, 21s. ' • also one of Havana. n 275. , No. iat on the spot ; Porto Rico sold at 35e. to 45e. • and Cuba Muscovado, 325. to 38e. 6d. Refined— Steady at fall pried. COFFIE.—The market is kee active, but prices are fully la n re f . —Business has been done at full prices. Tra.—For common Congou butiness has been done at deady prima Roc—No sales of importance reported. Ittcs..—On the spot uo sales of importance reported, but. floating cargoes continue in request, three having been sold ; rp:%o d n . , 10a. and 10s. 9d. ; Necranzie Aram. Pnistrro.-40D bags fair quality sold at Sid. From.—The demand for old currants is steady at 325. to 395. • new, dull of sale ; Valencia raisins unaltered. CA;Trus.-500 baled sold. Harr.—St. Petersburg clean sold at 301. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.-(T . HIB DAY.) The marketl. quiet .t the subjoiOed rates :—Petersburg Y.C., oa the spot. 48e. ; old ditto, 465. ; October to December, 488. ; January to March, 48s. 6d. ; March, 49a. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LIUDZIINALL. —Prior : Hides, 561 b.. to 641b5.. 3d. to 34d. ; 641bs. to 721b5., 31d. to 3441. ; 721t0. to OM!. 30. to 4d. ; 801bs. 88110.. 4d. to 41d. ; 881bo. to 1 1 161bs 44d. to 3d. ; 961bs. to 1011bs., bd. to Sid. Horse bide do to 90. Calf skins, light, 24 to 44 ; full, 6s. BinuionDszr.--Shesp skins : PolMd, 3s. 9d. to 44 6c1.. downs, 34 to 34 3d. ; lambs, IL 9d. to 4s. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ileum Pattendeo sod Smith report that the plantation account. all speak of the crop coming down much sho rt of expectation, and it is now thought the deity will not 01- wed 120,003/. There is • good consumptive demand for 1858, 1850, and 1860'.. at firm mhos. Very few pockets oc the new growth at market. Prim for thole range from. IW. to 131. Lk GOAL MARKICT.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Tees, 18s. 3d. ; Walla EndHarUeafted, 17s. 6d. ; W.dls End Heath Eel's*, 17a. ; Walls Pad Haugh Hal'. los. 6d. ; Walls End Edam Main, 16s. tid. ; Byron, 16s. 6d. Walker Primrose, 12s. ; Tanlleld Moor Bute a, Ws. 6d. Lambert's Hartley. 16s. 31—Ships at market, 51. WILTON GRIIAT SKIMP FAIR, SEPT. 12. —This peat and important fair was held to-day, when the supply of sheep was very large, variously *militated from I%olel to 110,1030, being quite equal to the number et last year, the quality and condition beim very good. The 'Atm damn et &dere and buyers was very large. Sullen &eked higher terms than at the late fairs, but those who mime to parelssee would not accede to those terms, and throughout the day it was a hanging sale. The average prime may be considend It to ! a. per head more than at Bettford Fair. and a great many remained unsold. Wethers realised 31.. to 455.; Make, 20s. to We.; ewes, 266 - to 380 .--ov llol lTher Is. to Is. per head more than the fair of 1860. The various pens of sheep competing for prices were of the first thus, and elicited much commendation. The ism fair was well =wiled by the first eminent breeders, and sold and let freely at good prices. The supply of cattle about as usual, and the trade dull. There was an immense number of horses, and a good deal of business was transacted, but prices ruled enormously high. The show of all descriptiows of implements was lugs.