The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-24 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. NOM 111 11421311 ALDIONIS. THI CASE OF XMAS. lITSATNAN. PAUL, AND NATIO. Mr. }Sothis applied to the oonrt to is the trial of this saes for Friday morning. Re said the Attorney °suers' was to Endeet the prosecution. sad counsel were epeatally retained on behalf of the der, Dint., and it would suit the eau cosines of all parties that the ease should owe ea to that day. Mr. Ballattinto, who appeared for the &feral, said he had no objection to the trial being Bud fur Friday. Baron Alamos said that as it appeared to be concertina to i ll w ri er , the trial slat , it:d come to to Friday. The defoliants were not is o urt. 171 DIR. Isabella Maury Jolly, 43, •tool* women, wee indicted ler the wilts' murder of her mother, Isabella Jolley. Mr Badkia sad Mr. Clara conducted the prosecution. The prissier wee defended by Mr. Bellintise. The hots of Ws ems wen of • very extraordinary asters oast the evident, was very voluminous, end the trial oreupled thegreater part of the day. It appeared that the deceased Ina • yenned wow; sad that she sad the prissier lived to gether eta hone in Hill Street, Knightsbridge, ao other per. see being is the kenos bet • servant. It appeared that they were is reduced eireunsalances, and that a scheme they had la view of •btsiaieg subaistance by mesas of letting lodg, lege bad mainly failed, and the prisoner had in contequeate @Whited a good deal of dispel:ld/nee, and had frequently apemen aa 'ileitis* to destroy herself, in order, &sae said, to mew Wag compellod to go into the union workhouse. t►e oaternaw is queseion it appeared took place: es the sight of the 16th of Aug..;, and it appeared t►at ea the previews maths the deeea•ed was put to bed by the we nn abort tee ealosit, and ea the following morals, whom she leek up the breakfast to the bed•reose of the demand, she head the doer locked, and very soon afterwards the primmer said that ►er mother wee dead. The neighboars were sailed la, sad the prisoner then repeated her state ment that her mother ass dead, and she said that she bad rat her own throat. Upon bring asked why she had sot sailed is a medical man, she said that she owed ►er dater • little bill, end she was afraid he would not' have some if she had seat for him; sad the rid the did an like to tell the servant benne she wee • Been Catholic. A eorooer's ',Anse at the period was bald, sad the Jury returned an open verdict; bet in memensece of some facto that subseqsently transpired, the prison. was takes into custody. and was eventuslly •em milted by the mepisirete upon the present charge. The print/el facts that were relied upon to sapped the, charge, were that a few days before the fatal anerreaer, t►e prissier had takea the razor with which the demised wee aidesbtedly destroyed to a tatter in the seighbonr lied, sad told him that it belonged to a gestleman who was lodging with her, end she wished him to set it. sad bead se, and she took it away, and afterwards brought him themes reser, sad said that the gentleman aomplaind that the ram did set sat sufficiently, and wished him to gin it • sharper edge. She left the run with ►im for a few days sod the* took it •way. It was also proved that the primes had emplaned of being is very great distress; sad ups en eseasiou she said that if she bad bad a sharp nal' la t►e hone that morales, the should have sat her ewe throat, and when she wee told that this weld set do say good, and that if she destroyed herself she wield leave her mother behind, she replied that she should an do that. The primmer, it appeared, had always behaved with very gnat kindness to her mother, sad it was urged that it was not probable e►e should have committed such a dreadful act under the ciroamstanse, sad that the more prabsble conolusin to be arrived at wee, that the deceased old lady bed destroyed herself. The jury retuned a Tenth of No Guilty. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-110MM RO 88888 01 MDR.. William Brows mu 'barged with hsvidg stein five hides the property of his employer, Mr. Shaw. E. 8. Cooper, lather•ssllsr, mid—The primmer mate to on Friday, sad said he knew a person who bad Am hides MWe at 34e. a hide. I told him he might brio( the. newt day, sad be did so. limping had a commaaism tioa with his employers, I rye the hides into the heads Men oilier, sad told releaser to all for payment ea Mon day. I did not no him afterwards till he was I. sutody. The hides an worth 425. sash. A wrest is the empleymeat of Mr. Shaw, of Mai WA liaaostreet, leather musefaeterer, said the pianos wee hie , - follow wrest. He Itleatilled one of tM skim es Ur. ek..•. property. Mr. dhow (the prosecutor) rid he bad stlissd seven 1 skis% the value of which would ass be 4s. or 46 . a bide, :Aa *Maw said the prisoner stated, upon being spoken to es the eubjest, that the hides were his ow* property. Is the prieoser's poseeesien were found several betting books, frees which it appeared that he was isterested Is all worts ef sports, from hon►raeiug to rat-killing, end that ha had bees meetly busy betting upon the Newmarket races. He bed, it was stated by his wester, bees employed is the less several years, sad ►ad got profitable advisees is the regress of hie Wows. • lie It. W. Cordes said ►o regretted to be obliged to saw ait be Ma a penes who hod bees rased from a very:low amlie• to me of mosiderabio profit —so daub: on mama of farmer good essdat Commltted. 11771CTS OF DRUM. Theme Smith wee plaited at the bee Were Altleesto rash, Amp& wit► ereaaltlag a policeman la the mew the of kb duty. Palm Combhia MS said that es the prams weeny be woe galled Se take the prisoner late rear* ter enssitiss lie father. Perspiring that the father's nee be.. madam et resat Dl treatnest, vitas attempted he tam the priesser,whe immediately seised bin (Masse) by the sonar, sad atianard amen lie. With the manses of several pessen, Innen was released hem the grasp of the peasiter, an thereupon made his mesa by the bask deer. The Miser puma bin over several wells end ent•heaue, lad evestsaly mated ►ie. The prima sad hit Atisr were hen esst, The primer ma le was going home urban b mot kin melba ad tuba. sad Um latter attempted to strike btu, but be avoided the blow, sad doing so struck his father. Alderman Banda said It was very plain the prisoner was a violent Amato; and he therefore Good him 20s. for tho malt, sad 6s. for Wog drank, or 14 dope imprisonment. Committed In default. • contorts CASS. ihrgeast, described as a elate, residing at 48, Jeremy' street, was dtarged with stealing a pine, seataia hlt 2 L. from the perste of a young woman of the name of lam Frawley. The presseatriz did not appear. It ins stated that the ptisoner WU a highly respeetatie pathless, and that this wee one of Ones shames that as gen spew, when gentlemen are sqlieited by pirh of • "'Ws duo. and @barged with robbing tbs. became they destined their Invitations. __- V *Sew eekt the prisoner ram away as feet es he weld wise its wee first staged with the robbery. sad sa empty pens, similar to the see lest by tits proseeetor, was sssd seas bin. alderillaS Neale geld it wee 'widest this wee a trumped V shove, sad the ellen meted very ispropelly is tads, tee piessur late mealy. The charge wee therifere die- Ilabsid. mil be fait bowed le ray that the papaw lift the hi without the slightest stela epos his ehareeter. BOW-BTREET. " AT lOUS. ♦r. leebiag Toney roes, amid Trawls Faley, was 'barged with reariltieg Mr. F. W. Verrone, • pratleatea Of elaborately formal dayartmeor, who deorribed Wesel' as a iambs( master. The oomplelasst Sated that los kept, at let 81101 BIC two, ea establiebsout let isstruetlag mesas of bumble Mattes la the lamest sad heelthfel ozonise of daubs. It bed bas his soustaat desire sad speeds! as IS seaduet his sodomy S s strleily rarest able sad orderly amass, is which he usually famed Massif supported by the auserous pupils whose sathsed )Spays It wee hi. als to merit. The wheals bed bees Ike ens time is the habit of 'weeding his remises tee the pasties 6f quadrilles sad peas. sad be (seespihisead) .at do the yousg sea the Juba to sey that( ha had up ie last male( sodassed hissel with the striated propriety. lodise had it bees •Iftwies ho sad hardly say the rhyme weld set have hoes pew aithed to attend. Last evening was one of the practising 1 sights, and the prisoner as usual was prime. la the centre l of the easing a parent who was tweeted of being a pick ipooket presented himself at the door, ad was of coarse re food admission. Witness was not thee priest, but he !kid been informed that the prisoner, nasals* the person thus excluded as as old acquaintance, Misted on his being admitted, and eneouraged him to persist by "AU right old fellow I D no% you be dose, we'll get you ' la." Befog Informed of this, and mdentanding that the prisoner's endue was eztremely disorderly, witness left hie private room, when he was essapint with the duties of the toilette, and catering the dancing room, proceeded to remonstrate with him ape* his unreasonable behaviour. The prisoner, instead of reosiviag hie admonition in • proper spirit, put out has foot and tripped him (complainant) up, throwing his ow his back on the floor. Upon his rising the prisoner repeated that nestouvre • second and • third time, for though he (amplaiaast) wu • professor of dancing, he did eat pretend to say peculiar expertness in wrestling, is which the prisoner seemed to geol. Finding the primer determined to pet sist in his disorderly behaviour, be, complainant, found himself compelled, though most reluctantly, to send for a policeman, and gin Ida a charge. He found it blameable to aerostat for sack medal as the ' part of • young man of the prisoner's reemetability and mural good conduct and ohareeter, except epos ' the hypothesis that he was Is • state of inebriety. Assuan that I. be the ease, and With assured that the prisoner by this time deeply regretted his mis conduct, he, emplaiteaut, wee not aniline to press the case to the utmost, bat hoped his unship would helot as moderate • penalty as he goad. TM primer was "some thing la as iron way." Mr. JAILDIXII—Did he hurt yea mak t Witaess—l skald think be did, sir! knocking me down three Una The !miaow acknowledged that he was drank, and es. pawed regret for hi* eondect. He was dead 10.., or is default seatetoed to tea dap' sprisonmeat MARYLEBONE. TEE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1855, SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two Mem. The railway share market today generally rather bstter. Midland stook has risen to 631 to 1i and Great Western to 601 to 61; London and North- Western is quoted 91$ to 92 ; Laseashire and York shire, 741 to ; South-Pasterns, 17 to 1; Caledonians, 29 to 1; and Great Northerne, 201 to 1. Northern of France shares are 'totter, at 34 to $; and Paris and Lyons, at 24 to 24$ pram s 2 10. a. I% i P U e iSi lei +" 70 Pa 741 flf f f ay 111 i egi i i LINTS LEAST') AT %ON sad nsrili to Loal ll S 1101111 .0maks le Was 110.Wiefara) Jaalifes Om %UM La. Wale Lltaii.O. Keitykssasa. (Wel MN= L Oa. Oisissar i Dies Paid Pima Ot. Wawa) pe. 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Wed tar Uskwd t 'Men, UNLAWFUL INTIM INTO wAirmesoirs TAB day two youths, used Heads tad Merlin, were charged with eaterieg Ministers* Woekhoue wader the foliewiag eirwaisetaneee: Ores, day porter of the setablehmeat, said that his ►ad received Information that there were mute persons attempt- ing to seals the workhouse walls, and by that way to girt into the house. He went to the spot, when he saw Ma. gain at the wall, sad the other prisoner on hie back. Before be could reach them, Heads stetweded is griffin on the wall, sad the seat lamest leaped ever. He (Ones) west after into the house, sad I. one of the wards loud Hands in bad ; w has shies beard that some persona mower*/ the description of the primmer have been sees to leave the workhouse early is the waning, sad to have a beadle in their premien. Arthur Ingram, No. 3, David Street, stated that os Monday moan between 6 sad 8 o'clock, he heard some persons within Moog the tiles on ths led M the home where he reside*. He got out of bed, sad then saw ewe lads going sloop, etch having a beadle under his ma. Mr. Tubbs, overseer of the parish of Maryleboae, stated that he met the prisoners on Sunday in the Edge ware-road, sad that they told him he (Mr. Tubbs) could not pretest theta getting late the workhouse. Maguire has two leave, a weak allowed him, but he will not keep away from the house. Hairdo woo *oat for soma days to the Hawed Correctiow, awl Illsgstro was discharged. WORBHIP•BTRBBT. Joh* Dizow, • cab-driver, ud !Umbrae' Goal's*, s tease Labourer, wort ahetgod before Mt. D'ilystwart with cruelly torts:lag two horst.. John Bgesu, Si officer of the &misty few this Prevention of Crook, to Animals, deposed to Moist Dm Dixon &iv ion • horse is Spits Milds this stoning at an early sr, 'thigh was ansplotsly szbanited from weakness, besides having a bisodiog wound stodge the collar, still as largo as • crown pint ; there wee also another wowed of similar cha racter es the top of the withers. Defendant admitted to him that the bone bad hes. out all night, and the wounds wen two days old. Witness net t►e cab to the Ores■-yud, but the post creature, being Isms behind sad before, could muesli dreg it thither. Is deletes. the driver sorely muted that oa mein oat of the stable the wows& were dry. His wader wee now pretest, bat le did dot wish to throw say blase epos hies. In the second one, Oordiao we. observed by eseswea, halted boar atter the above we was nedsed. driehar a lawn dre *lag a load of sods. Oa the tette& there was e wooed oteeseriai three lashes by twe,ead ea the sane leg a smeller sac, bet both et a bed cierwiter, sad running blood. Deteadeat said be we. 'employed by one Beam to drive the beret, end but he lad never sees the mini before the previews iseU-bear. Beason was sew is attendees*. and admitted defeadant's statemest es be teas. .rinsing himself es the soon that the vetseinary largess had moommended 'aerobe for the bum, whisk three weeks beak mat 61. odd, sod was in its premat state from • kick. Wham s. however, was now quite ashamed to ass the peer thiag, mad woald willingly make it a proms: to the mart if he might be allowed to ham the lamas. The magistrate observed that both men were quits Me:. seeable. Night Gabe la pa:tinier were gemerally dragged about by rattle rarehMed at the lowest prise mad and to the wiry lam. The sum Dims was them Laid Wm. sad Beason 10r., Gordis beim. discharged as Manske,. The Lass ware paid. ♦IOLI3T ASSAULT UPON TMUI POLICI Ralph Camber, a Mower, was pined at the bar before Mr. Tyrwhitt, 'barged with 'Wanly assaulting three polies instable, la the esseatisa of their duty. It appeared ben t►e evidence of 6 206, that last evening about Dena o'clock, be was ea duty la Pbnsia•strcet, ' Bonn Tows, when be new the Frisson istertere with sad strike anther an. He west up to kin, wheat the primmer wind held of :bin, threw bits dews it the skidle a/ the read, jumped apes hint, sad tried to strangle kin. The planer farther dragged bin alum the mad by the threat, aad if it had an twee for the arrival of assistano be had not the slightest dean bat that be aboald ban bees murdered. flergeaat Pepe, 10 IS, and he weal to the &minims of the lan wines', what the primmer strusk kin sad kicked bin newel this... He begone n violas that it was annsery to U. his lap, bat ea his way to the stades he tried to strike bin is the fees senaal tines. He also assaulted a third namable. Mr. Tyrrobitt aid, fee the diet moult he should end hie to the Home of Cornell's Is, • *whiled. Wilmot the erotism elo Ise, sad for the other oreerdes he should doe We 11., or o oroatiVe inprisomend. TII• iris's's was thies - reineed. LAMBETH. • 7•ITIILIOS WDI. • drover la the lorries of Mr. Fisher, aa esteashe cattle &aim, applied to the Hom G. O. MMus for his advise sad assietames man the Mewls; eireamstaases : The applimot said that for some aossiierabis rims be lad emptied his wife of oarryiag ea a admiaal soavenatios with • ran am who se. is work with her la the brash trade. sad IN bad sow eallaleat proof that it was am Os Kooky swain last Ds had to loam his home at Its ts'elock. to 'Mead the market, sad as his mums home be fossd that the greater part otitis farsitaam was rose, aad bad boas carried away by his wife. He also found that she had serried sway his watt'', sad had pledged it for 21, main him bask the daplisats, sad he had so doubt she was Wig, with the yeas sass. Mr. Nertea—Csa yea lad • whams to prove that your wife is lietag istroperly with this yeast mss; bemuse if you ma, you will get Mil of year wife altogether. Appiimat—W4l. I *Mk I sou ; lads**, I have so doubt of it ; hat what I wish to haw is. whether I osa go sad take say sera property I should set liks to see them esjoy my goads. Ms. Pleitosk—Cottstaly ; yea weskits bedded hi taking sway year ova property, sad if you fad that this young man rehtodi la removing it, yes sus peal& him Applioant said is would fad that eat so well se the alines who Gould pros adultery, Is be was dolonstaed to pt rid of hie Wailer wife, sad should set ea Ids Wor ship's advise. Tits ANIRICAIt NArr.—lt is issutioesd as a foot worthy of settee tbat tin naval oomeneat honeyed by tbe( Boehm tbeategne. to /meat It hem failing fate tbe bawls of Um& eassin, ezended fa somber of aso the( whets salmi has of the tfalted States.—New Tor* Apunrsi 411 amerwres. - °UMW azoinia OF BlilPTlNO. * —This Com sallissa Lltrie &D OW of British ..d Foreign Oa*. Km eh *dr seamed meetlaer ea the Kt\ hat.. salmi• may elated Kr. 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N 180 111 8 Ili 3 le die 85 81 62 44 5 1 1 2 1 17 19 Os I 91 ei 111 SO Pat ' a 1 I 31 1 dr pr i li % 1 Pil 151 Iti fit 23 1 - 3 i 3 • I 1 it 3.6 4 44 I I losd ANL 63 U Al U iMs par dis is ii fsi lei IS 19 9: 10 pw I poi $4 66 40 41 63 64 IS 41 If 10 76 SiSA IS ri ff Tf SI zit 140 144 1011 107 4 i 4 1 le 17 1 i 1 I i 3 e ... r . le 11 i s ' 1 ~ ir I I MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocm. The English funds to-day are sensibly better. After experiencing several fluctuations, prices are now quoted 1 to 1 per cent. higher than they left off yesterday. Consols opened at 87 to I , receded to 871 to 1, and have since recovered to 87t to 1 for money and the Bth November. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 861 to 87}; the New Three per Cents. at 871 ; the 30 years Annuities, 1885 (New Loan) at 161; Bank Stock at 208 ; Exchequer Bonds at 881; Exchequer Bills at 2s. die. to 2s. prem.; and India Bonds at 2s. dia. to 2s. prom. Turkish Stocks are higher. The Six per Cents. have touched 791, and are now quoted 79; to 79:. The Four per Cents. Loan has reoovered to 3 to 2; dim. tpanish 02 Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 371; Peruvian Three per Cents. at 514 to 52 ; Equador Bonds at 41 to 1; and Chilimn Six per Cents. at 100. Russian Five per Cents. are quoted 95 to 98; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 191. to 1; and Mexican, 194 to 20 ex div. At Paris yesterday the Three per Cent. Ren tee closed at 64.30 for money, and 64.25 for account. The money quotation is about 4 per cent. above that of yesterday. At Vienna the Austrian funds have re covered ; per cent. The Amsterdam bourse is gene rally rather lower. The Continental demand for gold continues, and has to-day absorbed a further portion of the late Australian arrivals; bet owing to the magnitude of the sum in hand, the impression is becoming stronger that some quantity will And its way into the Bank. Should this prove to be the case, however, we appre hend that it will be chiefly tamed by the difficulty experienced by intending exporters is raising on a sadden so large a sum as is required to purchase these heavy supplies. It most also be borne in mind that the canoes which combine to draw sovereigns from the Bank for exportation remain still in operation. It is a satisfactory feature that, notwithstanding the downward tendency of the exchange at New York on London, the specie remittance brought by the steamer America is as much as 411,000 dollars, or about 82,0001. The exchange, as between this country and the United States, is anxiously watched. some persons being inclined to fear that the European demand for breadatuffs in America will cause gold to flow thither from this side. This would certainly prove an aggravation of our existing monetary dis turbance. The foreign exchanges yesterday were in some cues quoted a shade less favourable, but the shore don was unimportant. The current rates are an nexed, viz.: on Paris, at short, 25.35 to 37{ ; ditto, three months, 25.70 to 75 ; Amsterdam, three months, 12.01 to ; ditto, short, 11.18 to 1; Hamburg, 13.101 to 11; Vienne, 11.28 to 30; end Trieste, 11.28 to 32. At Frankfort the rate was higher, at 1201 to 1. Ths Admiralty will receive tenders on the Bth Nov. for the supply of 200 tons of °offer. The tenders ars to be made for the whole or any portion. The agency of the Guernsey Commercial Basking Company has been transferred to the Bank of Lon don, consequent on the stoppage of Messrs. De Lisle and Co. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 6th inst. were 12,6401. sterling, being at the rate of 521. 9s. per mile, against 6,308/, or 841. 10s. per mile, in the corresponding week of last year. At the meeting of the shareholders in Groux's Improved Soap Company yesterday, the report of the committee of investigation was presented, and ordered to be printed and circulated amongst the shareholders. The meeting was adjourned to Tuesday next, when it will be decided whethet the company shall be wound up or additional capital raised. The first general meeting of the Grand Surrey Docks and Canal Company, under their act of lust session, is called for the 6th Nov., to consider the expediency and mode of raising additional capital, and executing additional works. The third half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, is to be payable on the shares of the Anglo-Romano Gas Company on the 24th inst. The sum of 51. per share is to be payable on the shares of the British Colonial Bank and Loan Com pany on the 26th inst. The quarterly &toot indigo terminated yesterday, consisting of 12,562 chests. The report of Mows. H. W. Jrweebury and Co. is as follows : The sale now concluded has gone off like its predeemoor in Jaly last, remarkably well, requiring but little seem et from the importers, who were in most instances molten. The prim realised have been quite equal to these paid in July, sad for some descriptions even higher ranee have been paid; this, in the present state of the mousy market, sod ether unfavourable eiresinstaimes 'ono feted withtood*, Osimweial of Loodos..:l EOM Pow Lambs sad Comity tosallug. Lisba Ladon a tb= . ClP . l 2. 6 . lluudisw Sat. Paw. el ligball Da, Pm Nand et bind We Ills* Wake ...—... ,530.0. Poliofil ikilbh Ariralt ....... ...... De4l".indelUi:Ms4lll:4lll..kLoodosaaria""*....: iait;inii7l;Zis.74;ll tar the irTI;I4;. Its posidaa with n- gard to stooks sad future supply filly justifies the prices paid, sad the mamas probability is that rates will rale as high, if set higher, is February red May neat. Both masamen awl shippers haw been tarp buyers, their stocks cm load Wing small ; also, enticipatiog a small sale, and ca balmier we as regards quality I. February near, they have mewed a huger quantity than usual. Tb. sorts most in dimwit have been &togas waging from M. 9d. to 6s. 2d. per lb.; them have mrssmsaded last sale's rotes to s little above Pled sad 6a. Kerwin have obtained the highest avows ; and Madras of pod and deo quality being scares also oseerisaced a farther rise ; but the ordicery sorts of both Kurpab sad Madras ruled moo► the unie as in last sale; low Oades sad ordinary sad thtfoctive Berigals bass boon ■egleetsd, sad have goals from par to 4d. per lb. dis c-Amt. Of t►e qusatity brought forward, It is estimated that 2.749 chaste have bow bought in, 2,680 withdrawn, and 7,163 sold; to which sly bo misled about 400 of the bought is sad withdraws; maids, the total qusatity sold about 7,600 shoats, of which 6,000 am mkt to W for import, sad 2,600 foe home use sad resale. The following an the quo. tidos. as simpered with this last July solo:—Pias ship plug, per; good ditto, par to 24. higher • good consuming, per; middling sad sadism, per to 2d. lower; Matins, good sad line, par to 3d. higher; middling ordinary, about per; Karpab, pod sad lag, 3d. to 4d. higher; middling orti;nary, par ; Oade, commos, about 2d. to 3d. lower. In 13 Mis.llll lOW Far TWA, TN 'Pm ession. draellm. 1114. edi silog is ko a r bor t i fe woo 'Med at J. a wwtk Si). rod Hum 94 U N MO UN SU Yr ... en& (Boma to 4;lll 7r iaMt k le". eras Z. ••• illo 118 urs Merton' &asp Ile el ITO 113 TUZIDAT Cheesiest have this day adopted the expected step of raising the rate of interest on Exchequer Bills of both classes to 21d. per cent. per day, being PARISE EXCURSION TO THE CRYSTAL PALACIL— se B A ,. Joseph Brows, t h e h weekeit mid undue neue at the rate of 31. 16s. Old. per cent. per annum. The If Christ Climb, Itisektrtars, was yalsiday ambled, rate previously borne by the March bills was 21d. per liesock the Wed subscriptions of Mead". to West shoat day, and by the June 2d. per day. The effect produced of his Poem Parishioner* le en exestelea to the upon the pries of these securities by the announce- Oriel Pelee. The rev. ltutinbalbtrhe U Bailee el heeded :b it : meat was but slight, the closing quotation being 2s ookesuesosoo employ, hj e dias 160 a . meekhime , eu the peekk see roreoe.oooed swans. sea a die. to 2s. pram. Les . te .ha rda t y tho the p e r l i os oe in u. g eou prh o es sl w y e r L i t emilegsst of 60 fah the orphan Nese at liehonamea. um. t o Per. T h e It is hardly seeeseary to soy that all those pees and pose. tithed at par by the rise in the rate of interest fur rallreglested Andres of humanity were highly delighted Dishes an illostration of the uncertain state of the with ***trip, hat we have to ead—witst perhaps wfl net money market, and would seem to indicate that the be se gladly eatielP•ted—that they Gaoled an 0 . 88108 terms fixed by government are considered at the thesileiele with the °WIWI PaYebitY, by their de. moment scarcely adequate. eriaawar tailgated their grethade to the kind Maids who no wate .,_,_ flatly, had "shafted as sive then a beide,. At 4 °Week they fund , opened ILL I Aeolian per cent., be the market subsequently strengthened, Ili" 811 "Pliii" ' kb Will 6 " as* framieliA the "via ' under the inflame of the continued investments of rector presidia& and Immediately after rehired to their the pu blic, and consequent demand for money stock. ozoorsiou trek to tows. The closing prices were to per cent. above those Egoamous BRATS.—A (anthemss eaglet at Coe- , asterday and the same as on Saturday. Owing ran of Atdooter, aft" Ohs &tie * s e r um o f ht„ teette _ e h ese „. My. t seess a the absorption of stock by the public, money was wei g h st esigrfag 6 m e t l a s te m obtainable in the Stock Eschews at the low rate of end 6 het 9 iodise in leagth, from the owe to the tip of the 2) per cent. on deposit of Console. Availing them tau- tome dugs eeitl existed in the taking of this ma- selves of this state of the market. the directors of the teef A wall skew WS. list b •obed, bet the ' mei "' Bask of England continue to add to their reserve of " led "MAY* "g ale Ibmtif aer of bar ewa t r iesits ' notes by lendin t k the h use. This operation g OC o sad, it may tie, her ewe efhpriss, gorged it, sad we. eagle • hsreitt—Ghweee paper. would appear to be highly favourable for the Bank at Ting CLAIS. INFORIIATION.—At the late present, as it strengthens it■ position, and the Bank maim at the Shield sad Welshes' Agikettarol Asada- can employ at a mach higher rate the money which tim , _.„ l ",._Tash ewe • earisnefllashadenels Peon "is it thus borrows at, say, 2) per cent. On the other wee Nei* that Ms alibi' dui" le ff te64 _.____ did band, the pressure npoa the Bask may continue Doe sirs hr done shhisellh o _ a..... rho o''''o• was hsavv in w hi ch a s it may perhaps be compelled asinethees 'pima th en by The other es day, as he was sw i ft y am h t a ne t eventually to sell at lower prices the stock now lent. wft4 en Amebas isalleasa, whe mid Is him, ' I ea It is evident, however, that the decided scarcity of traveling loss bilftlitesgb !kr stook now shown to prevail pines the Consol me ta" la • frollas . sod siall use Pi* • "We het upon an inherently sound basis, and will tend to n tdea bivit ; u wea poa t ia w te his a k seeoe l rou d id ass V a lloso isformaise. wo sots etnl ws , mitigate the effect upon the price should the die Ise yds that he sa p ameet t e d l e t h e Fem ehe l eas d i e Ones titt6ooll of the money market become more serious. W lad met with is the In ilankoss NM Wade Ma In the discount market money continues to meet In" 01 "hairl, bet am the thiside••• K Ibeitilemea to with good employment at full rate, but on the whole •••••'" with a eisenlee be 5517 ' Pat hew did t b 7, the feeling this afternoon seemed somewhat more "9° "Id they Web. net hays/mei seastliMir frees leer eopildeat, owing apparently to the anticipation RAILWAY A CcIDEIIT.— One day lad veer se the 645 ewes' dews weia was emaistetlawast Wiseistead that the Bank's metallic stock will receive huh& ohs Ipewleb, at the rate et fatty vanes as boar, some accession from the late Australian arrivals. W me* lisle se 166 seeks broke. The driver inanely Coeaols opened at 871 to 1, and thence gradually r eig nas bash sal applied the whistle, bet the mew improved, closing at 87 7-16 to 9-16, or 87 1, exactly , 11.1 " b. 4.19.41 . Tut up thru• hsah "" t v "'vi a ; far money and the Bth November. The official bud up the silk mod Meows. The leader sad fat earriages report is el know, :—Thaw pee Gat. coos*, wen Most et the tie. Feessataly the driving wheels •"'" ethos seem kept die lie, se the aseequeass might have for woe], 871, ditto, for account , B th N".ntt bees eiess. bee, 871, j. Three per Ont. Radioed, 881, 1, 1. U Aa Wl= AgolouttaraL 1 10 Aminbe Olga Nat 111 Mao ifoloroorks ANIMA Aumikis LIMIL I 1110 1 0avols IL DWI per et ha. is hay 11 IL Doi u se t. tUraillogt tt C r i rriglous 4 Crystal him el Tram I 20 &eon Moos Bog Si ANNUM Omer I U Outdo Womb II OM** Nom. Illartgotko II Go nerd S.L2I Clo. Om. hos Wow 10 Vedltorromos 11104.11 d. 10 Vookoa & et. luisainsaus IS Notborloods LSI „—.. 10 Do. Da . . I Do.Sp.Ct.Profja. — arei. 1 Nara Belt Artnibloo I $ Moth of tongs Una_ 1 Otioslol Or ..........« 1 Pieltloorlool , ll 14 Pala. Is Ongdal Mom SO Do. Nev Portioul Iros Onoopmag 100 Soya! MG Room .- 1 Ologloli Amer. Longo. 1 Do. Now 23 Sootb 41ogrolloa load I 1 lobooorlas Wog. Borlp 1 Do. 213. logletorad 20 Trsotaloono3.ofUpOso. 100 Van Dimis'i load .... 5I al 11.11 al a PI! ;;ii 613: all Da. Ivii I;_oZ IN (N IN IN NI IN to W 124 et llsAse .1°.!!! 1_ ti:IT WAN' 40 0•1101 is. W.S;O : I is Aim IS UAW W S, WO VIS 5L1.00190 UA SO 111,00 W 0; IP 10,000; 10 PO 1191 'lron iti all • a a a 41 4 1 40 70 ale iii se e N au 111 I /. New Three per Gage., 871. if Long Almada., expiring in January, 1860, 31, 31 1 ditto, Thirty Years Annuities, 1869, 31, 31; ditto, Thirty Years Annuities,lBBs (new loan), 16 3.16, 16 6.16. Bank Stock, 209, 2071. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Sap chequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858 and 1863, 9E4,981. 'edit% Bonds ruled at 3s. die. to Is. prem. Foreign stooks exhibit little alteration. `kaki& Six per Cents., after marking 791, closed at 781 to 791. The scrip of the new Four per Cent. Guaran teed Loan has improved to 3: to 31 die. The swiped the lest French loan was finally quoted 1 die. - to prem. Business is recorded in the Seven per Cent. Bonds guaranteed by Cuba, in favour of the Matanzas and &vanilla Railway, at 9. The sales of sugar to-day went off with much spirit, at an advance of 6d. per cwt. over previous prices. The sales of coffee went off heavily. The land companies' shares today were , quiet. Bank of London shares advanced 1/., whilst those of the Bank of Australasia were quoted rather lower. The shares of the Electric Telegraph Company were more offered. London Dock stock was dealt in at 991; Royal Mail Steam at 691; and New York and Erie Railway, 3rd Mortgage Bonds, 1883, at 83 (exch., 41. 6d.). The original stock of the Crystal Palace Company commands only 21. to 21. 2s. 6d. (61. paid). MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoOn. The gold mining shares remain without move ment. Tin Croft shares have been dealt in at 31, being firmer ; United Mexican at 41; St. John del Rey at 98; and National Brazilian (Coates), at 3. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list el yesterday's sake : Clijsb and Wentworth, 16; Header, 6 • Tamar Cones* 31. ; Weet Frances, 29, 30, 321, 351, 371 ; Wh ea l G rew mar, ; Wheal Trefasw, 12. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, viz.: Rwewares, 180; West Condon 1471 ; North Basset 311, ; South Caradon, 3121; B014;0110 ; ; North Crotty, 12; Tineraft. 3 ; Dares, 41, 6 ; Bt. Day Unwed, 11 ; Lady Bertha, 21.., 22 1. i Wheal Oilcan, 6,1. The gold mining share market continues without business. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARH-LANE.--THIS DAY. Then was sot snuck' English wheat on sale this 0 Mil* widths trade was quiet at Monday's rates for both PagMs and foreign. Barley was • slow sale, but unaltered in value. Oats •spie is fair supp'y,:and ovuld not be puribased la easier terms Beans and Peas firm at Monday's advance. ARRIVALS limo LONDON TROY OCT. 22 TO OCT. 24. Qrs. dads. boron. lrisn. Varela& Wheat $BO I 2410 ...... 120 . . Nis Yen. 4to Vlour, mks, 4130 MINCING-LANE—THIS DAY. StrOAß.—The ixiblict sales ere going , S freely eta faw they advance, aad prices mast be quoted Is. 6d. higher tkx on Friday last. &ACHIM are asking higher prises. Tll.—Tbe market is steady. Exports for the end of the week ending 18th October ere large, 651,6381 k. Conan.—The public sales ere going tit heavily at Mktg yesterday's prices. Rum vandalise in fair demand. 9,000 bags Bengal whit* wile steadily, at lds 61. to 16s. Brick are is limited demand at last week's eurreaey. Corrowenatinnes out of demand. Aux.—The tvanaktioes have been small, but prices are ann. SALTP/ITlll.—Prices GM supported, but the dtataadle limited. laox.-800teli pig sold yesterday at 775. Is other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is Ara and looking up, with a Reed demand. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot is quoted 6316 October to Member, 624. 9d. to 631.; January to Ilarek 64e. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pstnurden and Smith report that the ezteasly• demand of Ist* hes sassewbat subsided. There is still a good desand for colour( samples of both Ks t and Boom at a slight reduetioa In priest, say 21. to 3.. from the highest Win; a l t o descriptions are not very desirable . Doty esti. 350,0304 -THIS 11AY. __. End Taalleld Meer , 17s. 91. ; Wallsßiddell, Ws. 94. • Walla Bad Heaton Bell's, 20s . 6d.; Walls Bed Haswe ll : 21s. 64. ; Walls End Hewn 21s. 61. ; Walls Bed Stewart's, 21.. 6d. ; Walls Bad Tees, 21s. 64.—.67 fresh ships at nark*. CLIMIZNWELL.—Two flees Oran oat lest night in Clerkenwell. at co e of which, but for the prompt assistants rendered by the police sad the neigh. beam, three children met have been burnt to death. The loss of property in both ours was considerable. The fret are broke out to the sleeping room of Mrs. R area., No. 13, Thomu•etreet, New River Head, and was discovered by the opposite neighbour, who instantly gave an alum, whin she Inhabitants of the neighbourhood and t►e pate* hastened to the apartment and found the furni ture in flames, Mn. Roberta suffering the most intends agony of mind on account of her children ; they were quickly rescued from the burning bed, but not before two of them were much burnt. By very great ezertions the fire wee extinguished before the arrival of the engines; the beet. ding and other furniture was much damaged. It is supposed that a spark from the an or a candle during the temporary *bunco of the mother, who was in the waalthouse, caused the dieester.—The other occurred; at a furniture broker's. Ne 23, Bowling•grun•lene. It appean that the place had been locked up for the night, and lights apparently put out safe; bet 'beet half an hour after the permits Lenox are was observed to be raging in the interior. Au alarm wie made, sad the door forted open, but owing to an intolerable stem& from the,bunting mattresses, no person could eater. The parlsh engine was qeiekly on the spot, sad there being a plentiful supply of water, sad the homing beds and insa tresses haring bun got oat, the are was soon got under, but not before a large quantity of property (not insured) was destroyed or greatly damaged. REDUCTION IN THE PRICE Olt RltEAD.—Thie morn ing. in consequence of eassiderable diseati•(action that hes been evinced by the inhabitants of St. Luke's and Shore ditch relative to the recent rise in the price of bread, several ►akers in those districts reduced the price of the 41b. loaf of bread of the second quality to 9d.,:sad household or country bread (utweighed) to Bd. per loaf. A COMMEMORATION DAY.—Mr. Garin Duffy agile for Australia os the 6.h of November next, being the seat vetoer, of the Gunpowder Plot, and of the defeat of the Russian arm, on the heights of lakermann on the 6th of No 1861 MURDER BT Lana REAPERS.—John M'Leisb, one of the harsh cams of Dunbar, has died from the *Mots of a cat on the heed, effected with a reaping-hook by some Irish reapers in a recent brawl. Among the wounded officen brought home by the Oelacwo, which arrived at Bpitbead on Sunday, are Cape. e sereormt. of tbe 68th Connaught Hangers wounded in the Idle et the smelt of the Medan, on the Bth alt ; end Lieut. ffir Chas. Pigott, of the 90th, wended in the arm. HOPS.—From the best information we are able to proeore we ore ;seined tea believe the duty will fall between 885,0001. and 386,0001. —Kentish G mut. NORTHAMPTON REFORM ASSOCIATION. This newly constituted society, composed of the more adrantred liberals in has borough of Northampton, held a sofas en Moaday evening as the Milton Hall, in that town. Mr. Raikes Currie, one of the members for the borough, bad promised to attend, but owing to same wieunsentaselleg withdrew from his engagement on the morning of the atestit.g. Mr. Gurney was galled to the chair ; and in the mune of the evening the meeting was addressed by Mr. C. Whitehunt, of the Ballet Society, Mr. J. iolram Lo hart, Mx. Woiiilsous Currie ' and other gentleman, in favour of se ssueslea of the franchise, ballot, and other important redeems. Tas OP GUNPOWDER PLOT...-. Yesterday forenoon the Chief Commissioner of the Metro politan Polies lamed orders to the various suprintendeets of the London divides. respretieg the unlawful diielterge of &reworks and other eressbutibles on the fortboomieg aaai ewesq of the flitspowder Plat. The milistretes at the averse polies souse eire likewise determined to pot a stop to ths illegal preetiess hitherto eenied on at Tower hill mid eaden, public thoroughfares at the Battery parts of the metropolitan distaste. The Lord Mayor has Resole d his preeept for the pereekbil authorities to take Irgel measures for the suppression of Inmates end the diacharrppe of com bustible* is the veriest wards of the City of Lyndon OLTIT4L PALACL—.- MULLING VAT, Ocr. 11,41111mdoes on payment. 4,319 ; ditto by pewee tickets, 1162 —T4441,4,701. Corresponding day last year, 3,275. ai $ II Si i Pa Pm 41 6 91 I