The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-04 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings is Diet so. 7 (Befani: Lewd Chid Jrtis• cocklntru, sal Justic.ps Viiiliar; anal lasekbeis.) ire 441[131 r. CHAILLOI - 1101ITH, WA[[[KED .La.. Bat o r) C.. Ina whet was Mr. Mamie. said We wee aa ...basest Wed Wart Mr. thiron Nestle, at York, for ()vilely at the late Wakctt.ld eleetioe, whew the Ng Neal ikfenoiat guilty ea the twat count of the indictment. He applied for a tale. coiling %woo the .tttorneptieneral to th..w came Ith, a ip . W 1....1 not be had. WI the gwalial of nnwlirerteui by the learned judge. The dd.:ti thing w., 'c l amed on th e counts of direct Or individual bri , ..ry. but we. found guilty.. thedireetiee of the teemed that mle, which was paid to ent-elmten to attend aryl i.r.• the of heads in the defendant's favour at th. uonanati..u, w.e brawny within the weenies of the act. The court greeted the rule. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. sitting. in Basco, to Xiehorlinaa Term—Medan the Lord I hie( itarto aid Harem Lratowell„ ChassitU, mad Wads) v IL 111. C. 7ta. MATCII .1176 01111111/1 C. mein 4110 °THOM This actios was broi by the Rev. Henry Hatch to rr, , :scr vospromeatiee in dessees egekeet the didendanim who are surters. tot sot saw peeper care. skill, mad driseace is the propuratioe sad medusa at his defame two a charge of Oleos( Minsk which was preferred I so.slt at the I Net Malley. is Lbtasatier, 18 :AL The &- mare. ern Lod at \ot W., and the trial of the maim. which lsstest four days, is May last, resulted is • verdict lee the phostall watts 40a. darner, Sulearquesily the *Oast sowed for • row trisl on the gonad that tlei darer. were irvAriest. but the coon Wand the &pub. ratios. As appleetion was then made to the Lord Chief Items. at cl.aiathera to certify that the action was • It one to lo tried is a superior wart, outs ithslasdasg the vesslict was early for los., bet he echoed to so orally. A rule was thee °liaised by Mr. IL Chambers, collies °pea the d.l , ll.lsots to dear cause by the pamintiff shieal sot hare ju.torreut for the c, .le nis raperiar court. Mr. Setieestribre, with when wee Mr. Look sowatimared to show cause agaisst the Me, whirls he said, was virtually au septa/ hose the daisies el the Chief Bsree , aad can tended that epos the proper cosetractios of the 4th section sod Is tie., e. toe of the Ousaty Court Ada, the case less a Itt ..se to he tried is • superior court. Mr. M thandars and Mr. liar* attended as the part of the plitietal to sopp e d lb. c e d e . The was leas proceeding -hen our report left. SUERIFFS' COURT. (Beton Mr. Serjeast Wt.selar.) nA/Pin,l AND 7 , 4 r. se4 , :nunot-Tlll UTfA• 01111131‘11T IMMIC11912111:4 AGAINs? ALUUUTAN RIR HIT MI GuilllNA. Hr. Pooh said he appeared for the plaintiffs in a mai Dumber of actions against Mir Henry Hoggeridge, and bed tow to make an application to the court in reference to wens of the causes. Two of the causes were for juries wad 74 we- juries, and. as kis honour was aware, the jury styes could not by the rule of the court be taken before a certain boar. Now some of the noa•jery two would come on very early, and under the circa-1i- Cowes he (Mr Pool) hail wntten the defendant's attar. Drys that he should apply to have the sets-jury cases put off until the jury cases were finished. To Ma great surprise he tumid that defendant's attorney was here this morning ; and because be (Yr. l'ook) had neglected to subpu•sa Sir H. Naggeridge is the early we. likely to go en, the effect of such a course would be this :—He (Yr. Pooh) would address the court, and all 24 or 25 witeemes, and in the middle of the case would have to break off andgo into the jury me, thus beginning his speech de noco. He (Mr. Pooh) should now apply that the aos•jory mess shook Magid over. Mr. Heritage (defendant's attorney)-1 can have no objee. boa to the proposition, and should be very sorry to divan puha Mr. Pook with his speech. Mr. Pouk —Shall I read your honour the letters'? His Honour—There is no annuity. I think theapplicatioo a and nameable um, and shall order the non jury cases to Wand at the bottom of the list. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Yr. Commiseioaw Fun.) IN SS MASTICS AU4:I!iiTA ARTlivit RIcSAIDS.—JODOXIXT AA TO WACO A IBOL The bankrupt, late of Chouter.stroet,Belps and new • prisoaer for deld, messily applied for leer huge. She was Imposed by Mr. Aloshann, as bail/ Of Mr. Dob son. &Moms cresht.r. Mr. Bagley supported the appli cation. Yr. Abrahams said that as the bankrupt had now bees is prison • twelvemonth, his chant, from motives of humanity, would not further oppose !NT discharge nor the reomoil of fraudulent cootrocSos of debts, but would brims forward that chars when the teakrupt applied for her deal order of discharge. Discharge granted. (B;ifore Mr. Commiseinoar Con!boom) • IN ZS Jult2l IMITEJL The bankrupt, downied se late of Woisepterraos, Kentin-tuna, sew • prinow-t for den in Whitemonstreet Pr ton. applied fee his ditebarp. The bankrupt was for merly in eztenin prietin as a solicitor. His total liabi• Inn an about 1.1,000/. He now came before the court in Wen panieria. yr. C. Jackson opposed, on behalf of Mr. Joseph lasabork of Hirmitighan a creditor, who alleged that his debt had here costrarted by fraud. It that rerun &Marin had been made by the mar, whfel the bankru had out hed anopportunity of nowmien, hie Heaver adjoaraed the wee for that pat ron. IN Xi J. MORGAX. The bankrupt. a ineell printer a/ Upper Marylehooe earn* pried his ezareinnalie en seenante showing debt/ of A7Ol. and sleets of alined 3231. NC= MID amnia. —IIICIIITION AR TO JUILISDIC- 11011 U 1/4/OLVINCT CAW Mr. birgeod maid he hot to te the court to appoint oilstone soder two or three eig with view to oblate tho desielsei of the evert on a questioe joriedictioe. Is thee" meek whisk bed eased to be mettsni soldisetio• had boo node to the Chief Csesseii eirrose of the lesolveet OserLaied also to Mr. Comoiniemer Nichol', sod Hwy bed boa dectieed le Moire. believing eel their jsriolicties wee et so end. Hie Hower Mkt that as the duty of the scietroes wee to dined deflect co smaas • en such cam maiglit he magi =stows prodies. Mr. risrprod amid set ooly the Tirol vat Cemeireksers, let the Lent Cbseeeller, bed eapreemed lb. *Nee that these ems b lid eel GSM limier the dehafi of " peed* mad His Ilsss aid the geniis. wee we of re much be preteese Net be ebeeld pooh, to bare eons ether ewe shish" ell with hie to how it mid the rumple wee that all arm le tibia the Sea Jeans of the leo eireet Coort bad Uses pm seemed to retenrece to the issolveste theesehes were se lowa peed* proseediege." Bis lesser ws• disposed to pay the greatest defames, to the *Wee al the Lard Obeecellor, but tboooki that it aught to he we eased a emir formal or judicaol rawer, either toy aim se otherwise. Yr. Sawed said that the Insolvent Commissioner+ bad bees ie samerseisattee with the Lord Cleureellor, sad he beddles espeereed Oboes es *who WA Sion were ad pse mass find war. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) This monk, the Nevem paerid melee d the pease for the trial of prima, far ollseess committed la Ills enemy et Middlesex, ammeesed at the seseisee Mu% well peso. Were the sasistaat-Judge and a bomb of s isal., The ea thiseemesisa Y call., bossy. _sad sealsias Se moose of me lam fl sr admen for 70 beteg emitted os Amps el foamy. sad Id kr sairissioseeor. Thu *hoagies el the priseaws is tines Mead :—IB eau neither read ow arty 11 saa NA 51 sea reed sad write iambs*. sod 6 cos lead sad aria weft • 111111 Aw ay* the latter are 0 Long cad lima\ hillig% it Wog stele/ blame Yr. Henry who Non that ass mon the illegbten of highly respectable passes) who ant charged with sionling books from two Imeicordlree is Ile Woad. sad that ad s man who rcloesd both ide ems and ad dress. a elect. seed fat, she. is charged with obhaisies mow by false pristisseee frost loss asciotas.. The jury banes hese sows, the coon proceeded to bier Perk THE POLIVE COMTE (Tms DAT.) MA RLBOROUGH.STREET. 111,1..LLAR CAIRE OP RO 11 , / , ire Alders, a young man in the employ of Mr. Piths, machbullder. of Liale.sirLet. Leioestsw.suuaro, wee cherawd before Mr. Seel.., with stealing the half of a liveliwund lot* led tea shdliess, the property of Mr. Merles &edam of Stock w e ll•p ar k Lrreoret, coachbuildsr, lad who the occupies part of Mr. reeke's premises. Mr. Maiden said —Os the 15th of October I Rimmed the half of a If. Dote from a letter, the letter having bees pieced in the l o ft w h en the prieoper was at work. I received an aranyntous letter hot week ma follows : " l Ism got the cab ef • IL not., and you then hare it on payment of :10a. which I eon ider bar, es it will square account' a little. I weld get 41. for it from the .irw.. as I have isioired ; eo I bare gives you the chaise of genus( a 5/. note far 21. Ilk You can pat the snowy in THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1861. • place chalk-marked on the right aids of the stein, and I will put you: half-note there." In cones usnee of this note, I, is company with Sergeant Joy, 9 C, marked Ilk. in silver, tied it up in • piece of piper, and placed it in the recess in the staircase ru acronlaoce with the request in the anonymous letter. I went on :iaturday afternoon and examined the place, and the packet was gone. I afterwards saw Sergeant Joy search the prisoner, and eat some of the marked money on him. The prisoner said be hoped I would not pram the charge, end that he had done it because he wanted mosey. Sergeant Joy, 9C, rid—l min .:gilled in on Saturday after noon to Mina Peaks's, is Lind.-street, and stopped the psi goner. 1 asked him what belted about him, and he replied, "nothing ;" but on my telling him that I must search him he pulled out three of the shillings which I had marked on the previous night. I then asked where the rest of the mosey was, and the prisoner then went up into the loft and pulled off his boots and stockings, and in the latter wersltwo marked half-crowns and a florin. Prisoner admitted he wrote the anonymous letter, and and it was to get fifty shillings from Mr. Similar., as he was badly off. Mr. Hendon—Then that admits the poesession of the half. DOW. - llr. Sanders—The half-ode was sent by a gentleman at Bideford, Devoe, and tbe mote from which it was taken Mao costaised two baleen ci 10L notes seat by the Hay. Mr. Hussy he primmer was coramitiad for trial. FOZZION OBUGATIONL_ igtj N i USW/M. 20 aD all 20 lan 40 all 10 an a 20 all 10 :all 101 all 20 kali G.Dalatabottrgip. eel Do. Issued at 16 .... Nati of Franc Sp. en. D oD lat r 4l=eyolli c t. Parts d: Lyons per cent. Do. New 3 par cent... • No 3 41 , 4 we 41146 per cent. 3.41'44 loon.Ven. 3 p. Southern of Yeance 3 p.c. Victor gmmannel6p.d. W.drN.W.otYrance3y.o. 4 4 UP so 111 lie II 14 19 2 f I a 14 12 27 121 14 1$ 'FATHER REPORT.-(THIS MoNDAT, NOVEILINO, II LIL 11. 1 1 L, U. I 141111 - 19.611 46 4.11911319 29.61 43 Ll111 l BIAWIOI 46 Aavaoll46.ll 139.761 49 199111111 297tk 41 29.75 01 GALWAY 19.99169 11,AR1401011011 129.79 Al LIYIRPOUL 29.89 41 VALI3TI4 l9llO 49 Qustll6lllol -.2194 46 149.116/11 129.94 17 2014166 !W WI a GOVIIL ..N.61 , 161 PURYSIMITI -10.07: 41 PoRTLAWD __lump as Moms ... ISM! tl Plums .. ST s:ii. W.LW. l W. N. W. W.ll. W. w.iic W.i.W. N.N.W. N.W. W. N.W. W.S.W. ►AY.) " =. I =PLANATION. s.—Mszoineter eieresled and reduced te ■ dog. at mean sea level : each 10 feet, al vietisal rise, cawing alma 90 e - hundred'' , of an Inch diminution : and each 10 der, above 32 deg., causing nearly three.hundrealthe Increase. Z.—Exposed thermometer In shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind (tree--two points kit of mag -1211i1C,. F.—Force CI to 11—estImated). C.—Cloud Cl to 9). I. b. blue sky e. clouds (deasehedi : f. fog ; h. hall : IlghUdnß ; m, misty (bozy) a, ovennet r, rain ;s, snow ; thunder. B.—needleterbance (11091. l—(alm. enrrtors Tn TM REPORT. PROBABLY BIP.Ri WZMOVIDAT. N. Britain—NE. to N.W. and W.N.W. to 8.8. W. Strong, W.—Strom. scow. snow. Ireland—N. to W.--Strong, to W.N.W. Ma—Frisk rainy. moderate. L Coast—N. to W. Strong, W.N.W. to &W.—Fresh, some gale, snow. mow. England—N. to B.W.—Gale, W.N.W. to B.—Moderate to frosh, snow or rain. fresh, rainy. On the completion of the telegraphic communi cation between New York and the Great Salt Lake city, Brigham Young, the chief of the Mormons, seat the fol lowing telegram to the President of the PiiciEa Telegraph Company at Cleveland, Ohio :—" Sir,—Permit me to con gratulate you on the completion of the overland telegraph line west to this city ; to commend the energy displayed by yourself and associates in the rapid and successful prosecu tion of a work so beneficial, and to express the wish that Be use may ever tend to promote the true interests of the dwellers on both sides the Atlantic and Pacific slopes of our continent. Utah has not seceded, but is firm for the con stitution and laws of our once happy country, and is warmly interested in such successful enterprises as the one so far completed." LONDON RIFLE BRIOADL —This corps mustered at Guildhall on Saturday last, and preceded by their cadets sod accompanied by the two bands of the brigade, marched off under the command of Captain and Adjutant Ewens, rid Southwark-bridge to Grove•lane, Camberwell, where several manceuvrts were performed on the road, by inmessing end dimini4iing the column by sections, sub-divisions, Sc. ; also bringing the rear wing to the front, while on the move. The route was then continued on to Peckham-rye, thence to Recover-park, the headquarters of Ist Surrey, by invitation of Lieutenant-Colonel Macdoeald, the commanding °Most, where all ranks in their sever al a tra des were most hospitably entertained, and a very e interlude was filled up. before Ist Surrey retu and Lsedw rn' to Gi beads. f by ao imprecate concert et Tim 011ORD Music HALL—A selection from Manes La Circassielene has just been produced at the Oxford-street Hall. This work, like the Simon Bocranojra at Verdi, le thus first introduced to the English public the medium of the Oxford Music Hall. It, nosy be linen also that Mr. M. W. Belle has composed two sew ballads expressly for this Hall, which are sung nightly by Mies Rena sad Madame Enderesohn Sours LaNualeias Itevisiox.—The county re- Tidies at Roebdele was concluded on Thursday. The Liberals mad* 4410 objections, of which they sustained 329 ; and*. Wiest made 213 objections, of which they sustained BM. The net gain to the liberals in objections is BM. The costs paid by the liberals amounted to a little ever 4/. briletaro THE NATIONAL GALLEILY.-011 Satur day the National Gallery, Trafalgar-square, which has been closed some time for alteration', was re-opened to the public. During the recess the collection of paintings be queathed to the nation by the late W. Telmer (125 in number) have been removed from the South Kensingtoo Lamm to the National Gallery, and are arranged in the greot western room, which is now named the Turner Gallery." The National Gallery will now be opened to the public four days in the week, vit., Mondays, Fuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, Thursdays and Fridays being set apart for stoduta. Lireinex Sexvicne.—BeCTON, Noxiout, Nov. 1. —The schooner Skylark, of Folkestone, was seen • few days ago, daring stormy weather and a heavy swell on the beach, in Becton offing, with her foremast goes and in a perfectly disabled state. The coxswain of the lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution stationed at Hactoo, who had been oo the 100k -out, immediately mustered his crew. The boat was quickly launched and was steadily rowed through the surf to the vessel, which she soon I leeched and found her to be rapidly drifting as a lee shore. Fortunately the unease' of • steam-tug was also made available on the occasion, which, in conjunction with the lifeboat, war the means of ultimately bringing in safety the schooner and her crew to Yarmouth. The men had during the night fully intended to abandon their vessel, but the sea was too heavy to permit them to take to their boat. IPSWICH LITE - MOAT FOND.—A general collection is to be made ea Sunday, November 10, in the churches and chapels of Ipswich, sod an auxiliary public meeting will be held in the council chamber on Monday, November 11, for the purpose of raising • load to purchase a lifeboat, to be presented by the town to the Royal Nation Lifeboat lastitution. About 1001. has been already subsoribed, and, from the great sympathy shows by the several ministers and people, there is no doubt that the übite sum will be raked, ao example which we trust wt7lbe epeedily followed by other towns of equal importance, whereby the fund, of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution may be gib increased. Lords Readleshan and Henniker Sir Kelly, M.P.. J. Cobbold, Req., LP., Hugh_ ,'Adatr , Kn., An M.P., C. Ane, Esq. (high steward of the heivegh) the mayor. F. Griming* Req., the Hon. F. Ds Grey, Jena Berner', Esq., A. Adedeckee, Req., George &snip. Req., Roba t Reaerime, Esq., C. Tynell, Req., and many other influential gentlemen en patrons of Ode benevolent pro set ROYAL MAP.INES FOR bfaxlco.—We understand that orders have been issued for 800 marines to be held in readiness to embark for service in the Mexican expedition. Of these 300 officers, noncommissioned officers, and men, are to be saluted from the Plymouth division. It is pro bable that many of the recently commissioned ships and skip about to be commissioned will shortly be found on their way to join the Mexican squadron. TREATMENT or ENGLISHMEN AT WAS/A.11. Kr. Mitchel, the English gentian= who was severely beaten by the Conan; mays that he onion poi* assign any reason for the brutal anaolt al whisk he was the victim la the streets of Warsaw ea the 14th instant. Aware that martial law had bees IM/- claimed, he left his hotel at about tau e'en* be the morning to see the physiognomy of • tows is a date of siege, and war quietly walking ea the fa before the British Hotel, when a Conan mader= and stack him a violent blow on the back of his seek with • knout. The ruffian was striking a second blow when Mr. Mitchel caught the lash, and with a jerk drugged him from ha horse, saying, "I am as Fogliehman." At .the same moment two other Cos sacks came up, and, mistaking him for • Gertnan, they cried out, "Ali, German pig," and beat him unmerci fully with the butteoda of their kuouts. As the ae nibak great address in the use of that polies arro, which is a disgrace to civilised Europe, Mr. Mitchel was soon felled to the ground. The Cossack, them left him, and he was borne to his bona by the Rev. Mr. 0110, the protestant clergymen, sad another gentleman, who happened to pass by just whim the scene was over. Our consul, Colonel Staunton, being informed of this unqualifiable insult, immediately went to the hotel, and thence, after having beard the particular, to the castle, to ask an explanation from Count Lambert. The count, he was told, was not than viable, indeed be wag spitting blood fearfully at the time ; but it was said that an adjutant would be seat to the consul's residence in the coarse of the day, The des y pawed, however , and no adjutant arrived, so that Colonel Staunton dispatched a oommissiouer on the ant moraine to Wand with an account of the whole pretending,. It is said he also sent Mr. Mitchel's coat, which was torn to pieces and covered with blood ; this is sae true. Two other Englishmen, Mr. James Murray and Mr. William Coleman, were arrested and taken to the citadel on the 15th. They had gone to church either through curiosity or devotion—no matter which, as going to church had not been forbidden—and the on, it is true, wing while they were there the Ns al Hymn, but they did not know a word of Polish, nor could they even hum the air, as they heard it then for the first time; yet on leaving the Munn they were seised on as criminals and taken to plan Nor was it till Colons' Staunton went personally to the castle, on the 18th, and said that if they were not set at liberty he would feel himself obliged to quit the couaby, that the rdoor was opened to let them out.—Letln from dsr7aw, Od. 27. CILINTAL PALACE. HALT-A-CROWN DAL...* &rummy. Novinexx 2.—Adadedma on pram% 301; ditto by mason ticket., 1,734 ; t0te1 x 2,035. ROYAL PENH nosirrAL, , The number of patients relieved at this hospital daring the week ending November 2 was 3,061, of which 821 were new 4.110 L MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two eCLoci. The funds have experienced a fresh decline of f per cent. to-day on realisations. In the other markets there is much dulness, and, in the absence of business, prime, in some instances, are not quite so good as on Saturday. English railway stocks are rather flat, owing to the broken weather. South Eastern stock continues to exhibit chief depression. Consols are officially marked 93f, f, and 93 for money, and 93} and f for the account. The present quotation is 93 to I, both for money and next Thursday's settlement. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 228 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91k, j, };New Three per Cents., 911, t, i; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 9-16; India Stock, 226 f, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 105 f, 105 ; ditto scrip, 105}; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 981 ; ditto, 1859, 9841 ; ditto Bonds, 155., 12s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 98 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 104 f ; Exchequer Bills, June, 175., 16s. prem. ; ditto, small, 106. prem. _ _ _ The transactions in foreign stocks have been to a fair extent. The principal feature is an unfavour able reaction in Mexican Bonds, which are last marked 27g. Bucnoe Ayres and Venezuela Bonds have again advanced. Turkish remain dull: the Loan of 1854 is quoted 791 to 80, and that of 1858, 671 to 68. Sales are recorded as Ifollows :—Bresilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 92 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1839 and 1859, 99f ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 881 ; ditto Deferred, 29, ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64 (exchange 128.) ; Italian Five per Cents., 671 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 284, 271 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 471; ditto Three per Ceuta., 1856, 1857, 1859, and 1860, 47 ; ditto for account, 461; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 921; ditto Four-and-s-Half per Cent., 1860, 921; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 591, ex div. ; Sar dinian Five per Cents., 82 ; the Spanish Com mittee's Certificates, 6 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 191; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 674, 1 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1011 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 221, 1. _ The mail steamer Tyne, from Brazil, has reached Southampton, with 1192381. in specie. The Niagara, for Boston on Saturday, took 20,4031. i n specie. The Liverpool cotton market continues flat. Only 2,500 bales were sold on Saturday. A special meeting of the shareholders in the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company will be held to morrow, at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern, to decide upon the acceptance or rejection of the 6overnment proposals. These may be briefly re capitulated as placing the annuity on the consoli dated fund, and paying the dividends at the Bank of England, with leave to the government at any future period to terminate the annuity by paying a c,..pital sum sufficient to produce a 44 per cent. government annuity for the remainder of the term. To these conditions it appears impossible to offer any valid or reasonable objection. The new coin pany having the air ount of capital (viz., two-thirds)l which the government require already subscribed, no delay will probably occur in subscribing the small remaining portion of the shares, and in pro needing to active operations by the despatch of the, steamer with a staff and spare cable as proposed. While unusually great advantages are offered if the enterprise be successful, risk is almost precluded iu the event of failure, owing to the special conditions of the arrangement under which the entire outlay is to be repaid out of the property of the old com pany transferred by the government to the new company. The Union Bank of Australia will receive ten ders up to the 18th inst. for a loan of 25,001. of Auckland Harbour debentures, as authorised by an act of the General Assembly of New Zealand. These debentures are of 100/ each, will become due on the Ist Jan., 1876, and bear interest at the rate of 7 per cent, per annum from the Ist July last. Principal and interest are to be payable at the option of the bearer either in Loudon, Melbourne, Sydney, or Aucklain— — The Patent Bitumenised Water, Gas, and Drainage Pipe Company (Limited) have invited subscriptions for their roe amin,g capital of 30,0001., for the =im mediate extension of their works at Bow, to meet the increasing demand for their pipes. These are being introduced into the government works, and into many of tho principal towns, by the water and gas companies. Messrs. Letts, Son, and Co. have just brought out a pamphlet comprising the letters of Messrs. 2.l.Caont Brothers and Co. to the Foreign-office respecting the claims of the Mexican Bondholders, and the reply to those letters by Mr. David Robert son, M.P., honorary chairman of the Committee of Bondholders. _ . With regard to the Seances of Mexico, the Money Market Review has the following : The following is the Masi , m Budget, which, It will be sewn, though appropriatiwg to the state the 25 per omit, of the customs duties, pledged to the boodhoklers, still leaves • deleit of 997,418 dollars. To cover this deficit a cootin pot is imposed au the ravens of the states of 32perceah: Persip relations --- 210,340 Interior Janice 5.17.,0:4 Fomiale 61;179 Finance 1,571,624 War 8,327,418 nimairre. Customs duties Contributioos 400,C30 Seth d paper Customhouse of the district ...... 1,200,000 7,350,000 We beg the bondholder; to observe that, if they were not forcibly deprival of their revenues, their specified pro portion of the receipts from the customs would be ample to pay their dividends. They will be foolish if they let them. salvos be cajoled into taking any other security In lieu of that which they now poems*. SATURDAY EVIIIIRO. Consols, which closed on Thursday at 931 to #, both for money and the 7th inst., opened this morning at 931, and closed at 931_" sellers." For the sth Dec. the last price was ni Ito I. The offi cial business report is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, UN, I, #, I ; ditto for account (Nov. 7), 931; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91#, # ; New Three per Cents., 911, f, ft ; Beak lock 229, 2301; India Stock, 225, 2281 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 105, I; ditto Scrip, 105, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 911; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 9 7 9 14. The In ' ve per Cents. were firm at 1061 to I. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 971 to 98I„ and the Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 1041 to 1051. There were some very large trans actions in the Four per Cent. paper at 82 These securities are still being absorbed for remittance to India. The March Exchequer Bills were steady at ss. to Bs. prem., and the June at 13s. to 16s. prem. There were again very extensive transactions in Mexican Bonds, which were firm at the late rise, closing at 28 to I. Venezuela Three per Cents. were steady at 21i to 2. Buenos Agree Six per Cents. were marked 86. Turkish Bonds were dull : the Loan of 1854 closed at 791 to 80, and that of 1858 at 871 to 88. APOTHIC4IIIOe HALL—The following gentlemen pained their esamimiion in the miaow and maim of msdtoine sad remind certificates to practise, on Thursday lost Woodruff . Daniel, Ipswich, Su ff olk ; William Mahan, Grove, Uttozetar, Staffordshire ; Sidney Hayward, Qum Allediali West; John Roes Croker, Islington ; William Hood, York ; Henry Goode, Derby ; Thanes Poynts Wright, Tiverton ; William Holmes Walker, Hanks. Arrival for the week ending Ka►. 71 Let year, 10,106 sake and delivery 2. 210 casks. TM &Meals last week comprise 4 7,475 casks from St. Petersburg. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts; is much smaller than on Monday last. Trade is more active, and prices on the average are better. The supply of sheep is small ; they are readily disposed of at advanced rates. I* some instances of choicest quality our top quotations are rather exceeded. Good calves fully maintain late rates. From Germany and Holland there are 1,750 beasts, 6,8G0 sheep, and 182 calves. Spain, 150 beasts. Ireland, 1,1.30 beasts, and 2,300 from the northern and midland counties. \ Per stone at albs. a. d. a 4. - 1 0 ; atom of Blba. a. . ad. Best Scots, Hard& 4 10 6 0 Begal)aa&Hf.bdaali 0 0 0 Bast dbort,borao 484 10 Dant Laag-w0015.... 6 ., ' 5' 4 loooad qua bomb 8 4 4 6 Do. do. Stara .... 0 0 0 Calm 446! i Swag t samarlqual. 4 410 PIP BastDaatiMbaiada 6 I 6 8 Laths 0 0• Boasts at martal. 6,440; is aad Lambs. 20,700; Calna. 219 . rip. M. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yemen. Patinae" and Smith report the demand active for the new growth, all description" of which are beonmine scarce and dearer. Old hope are also in bettor request at rather higher rates COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Ead Hotta's. 20. 9d ; Walla End Teas, 20a. Walls End South Kenos, 1 9 e. 9 d. ; Wells End Hsug i Hall, Ha. 6d., Walls End Wharaoliffe, 18e. 6d.; Wall End Carols, 19s. ; Walls End South Durham', 18s.;; Walls Ead Amon Close, 19s. 6d. ; Wails End Byron. 19s. Bows Primrose. 13s. 6d.; West Hartley, 17s. :id. ; Wylany 16.. ; noniron. 16s. ; Davidson's Hartley. 17s. 3d.; Hasting's Hartley, 17.. 3d. —173 Ships at market. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LATEST CITY BITTING. Ova an aims. 001113PO7DENT. EXPRESS OFFICE, Tung o'etrinc. The Newmarket &amnia Wen so heavy that oo tiros was allardell far speadatioo. The settling was very atidactory, the bookmakers, with only two or three exceptions, being heavy loam The Liverpool Cap wee occasionally talked about, mad a disposition was aimed to lack both N. Phil lip', asd Joey Jesse ; but to maks • quotation on the race would rely tad le mislead the resider. Nothing was dons as the Weierier awls. The Sheriffs of Loudon and Middlesex called per sonar our Saturday epos seek of the eabioet ministers as have sampled the ['miseries to dine oa Saturday seat, " Lord Mayor's Day," at the Guildhall, with the Lord Mayor tied sheriffs. Lord Paheseekw. the Duke of New. epistle, sad Sir Geerp Grey were anon thins waited oa by the sheriffs. Ou Friday afternoon (observes the Edinburgh Courant) the directorial the Plahnephiad Institution enter. %Med the Bishop of St. David's to dinner in the new reeding ream Mr. William Smith occupied the chair, and Sheriff Ilellenl was croupier. The win of 1091. ' (saysi tht Edinbrsrgh Courant) has been paid over to the feeds of the Royal Infirmary, being the proceeds (deducting expenses) of the lecture deli vered in the Assembly-rounis there by the distinguished tinveller M. Du Chaillu. Father Nanglia in staying at Turin with the NatNruis Gustave de Carom', eldest brother of the famous minister. A letter from that city says that cm his presenting himself at the church of Notre Dame au: A ogee the other day, to his great aston ishment a decree of interdiction was placed in his luods. " This," says the correspondent, " is a petty act of spite on the pert, of the Archbishop of Turin, who, from his retreat at Lyons, takes care to show himself from time to time more ohmmeters, than they an at Rome." Mr. Washington Irving, nephew of the author of the "Sketch Wick," hal bees appointed an attaché of the United Slake Loggias is Madrid. The TurkishAmbawatior in Paris, who is also accredited to the Spacial% court, is arpockd in Madrid to present his credentials. The Calcutta Chamber of Commerce have pre sented sa address sad a testimonial to Colonel Baird SW* for his valuable regions es the causes of the recent famine and the depression el trade in the North-Western Pro rioces, sad in acknowledgment of the service rendered by him to commerce. The testimonial consisted of a silver tea service of the value of about 2001. Active operations, we (Bombay Times, Oct. 12) understand, will soon commence on the Euphrates Valley telegraph. Yr. Walton has arrived from Calcutta to sapr i•teaf the line, under Sir W. O'Sbaughneesy. &area sad material and • staff of practical men are already as route from England. Sir W. O'Shaeglinesey is expected by the overland mate some time east month. The Bombay Gazette nays that " the Russian government *antiwar its gradual preparatiows for oocupying Independent Unary." Bxow SToIX IN 'rug MaTaorous. —The serious affects of the cold upon the poor and bounders are beginning to be felt. On Saturday morning a man about forty wee found huddled up and dead to an outbuilding Dear the Mist, Southwark, and another about forty, is the Nswicad, Masylebons, both having perished from went wad exposure be the incierneecy of the weather. The Wass Win takes tri the district workhow.es. Bovril EASTRZN RAILWAY WINTIR CONTINENTAL star ICIDS. —The tidal ellMee rid Folkston@ and B°4 has been so arranged for the winter that the iounie= twees Loucks sad Paris will be performed in an average tines of shout 12 166 r• This is accomplished by the use of the regular express tram which mow rue on the South Fosters Railway at intervals of ter bee" and the spy trains provided on certais days am both the jaglish end French hose With the aid of the sew demo. war at Folkestone, which looms the depmedeses os the tide, the hours of the tidal swim will be found almost se einiveuient as daring the serener. The 1 new steamer Victoria coalinues to make Tortes& the time occupied is each re7T he Gem ma beer and 10 to an boar and 30 minutes. sista servies, yid Felkestese sad Boologne. will be maiaisiared dens( the whom. The opening of the Use beet the lbeth-Sliders Oseawy's Dover harbor stance I. the Adobe* per and the harbour, to take pleas in a few daye. will amble Ur pameagere and tempo be is laseleissil embarked tress arid to the train and beat dies* premelinggoatly themes fort of the during the Mato. • saving of Wee ' Pa ill im M ik be =whit h will protest the et the peresesere Wei seposted trim their beg mate while 11111011,111111•10 they ham beretaliate hoe • sew two ami a half bear loin sow leans DIWIW at 1.15 p.m. ire the agagegiordellime of the travelbee be. the Comment by the day 11111i1 who nay be mashie to pre med by the 3.46 p.m. mail 4614—Trees. A STItAXOI STORY.—MARRIAGE APTIM AN Acme AT Law AND &ODIN DIATII. —Our readers will remember, sew two years ago, an action for boss h .1 raisin .1 marriage, at Bristol, whirls s a at a very dull time of year, was made the f a:let/ by the Bristol piper. Is onnincrrael language they " dir counted" the trial Wore it arrived at maturity, sad atter they had whetted the public appetite for several days with ' anticipatory alliniore to the wealth of the bridegroom, the beauty of the bride, sod the loot army of love letters, expeseaties was disappointed by a oompromise—the de fendant eensenting to a verdict spinet him fur 2,13. X., and the plaintiff agreeing to deliver up his "love lettere." The Indies to this suit were Mies Ellis Mee, daughter of a fishmonger in this town ( 1 3barboras). sad Yr. Yaps. se Irish ;eviln ess. they pooh-poobed the ides of 2.0J0i. Wag intended to he paid • others thought the gentleman most be a poor ow • but ihe facts are beyond dispute that the ECJW. was paiLeed averted with all Mod security mad form for Wes bseellt, rod that the defendant wee es Irish member at parliameele, who had previously mented the deeghter et ea earl Mr. Wm. Henry tanaart: waskar far Westessath, egg eee of th e Wm, Merry Neve, if Clorearl Kharedesty, wee a corset le the Ilth Lamm, mad afterwards a emplane in the nth Light Daterens, eel whilst doing duty with hit regiment at ' Derebseter, he biome acquainted with many persons in the meaty lows who may call him to rabid. Bus E. Miles wee assistant it ewes sod Edgar's, when she formed the aspesiotaace ci Mr. Naps, and it would seem that in the oorremsedeese width was earned os between the parties :121:wee preadeefi--ed all events, Sr. Magee, who knew e anyone when his letters °entailed, onerated to =OW. fee the privilege of kerbing them. The ease a " Mae dm'weeder, sad was forgotten. A inispie tf yews after it may he, the actors again apse the seem. maden the 11th er Angola lir. W al = Beery Maps, of Cionsert, lobed. is united in the holy heat of matriessay, at Yeovil Cburelt, to Mies Ellen Yates, el fliarberse. Now amen the last sad none of all : our JaeritiM of Orley memoirs. the death of Mr. Magee, at W.y..oath—s swath after hie romantic marriage. After iihtylejr w e little time at Sherburne. where his cos hed sum age tart et • total abstainer, be and hi e wife west at to gases* and took up their abode at the Victoria Hotel. from whines he removed into private lodg ing, and died the day after he 'leered them, at the ea, err of fortythree. His body wee tease to Dublin on Sc.. day, for intsreast. We undsoitend that although " the captain," as be was still aalled, died embensiesd, end based was about to compound with hie creditors, his carnage aid horses having bean sold under as eseentioe, yet that hie mother is poisoned of oossiderable property, sect that the wife cif a mouth will led her widowhood Wood by as fa pone ci 11001. a year.—Sherborire Jeered. Wan= owl Oormo.—The indipendoutonfelge of gem dune( the awls al lest sight ) the vorel &oh Haat*, ea its way fiesiterlesd le Odems, with • sash, woe sot geen the shore to the west of It The mph& sad ales nee perished in the waves. The gerprater and the otitis ► bow were the only persons loved, and the vessel was entirely huh SHARE LIST S.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Cr.ooz. The railway share market to-day is quiet, and rather Hat. The principal feature is a fresh fall of k per cent. in South Eastern stock. There is also a reduction of 1 in Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire. London and North Western stock is now quoted 91 to I ; Great Western, 701 to 711 • Midland, 124 to 1 ; Lancashire and York shirt:, 106 to ; Caledonian, 1051 to 1014 ; South Foster; 70 to ; and Great Northern, 112 to 113. Lombanlo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at Ito 1 prem. The Indian and Brazilian lines are steady, and Great Luxembourg dull. 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F._ rdlo — par 0 72 Ittal W 0 lai 110 Sotortt a .. 1 to 1 per. •K ilr tut 711 I 10 4 ii 471 lifie r 62 Ta 1019 II 58) 989 99i ID I 4 ne r Ml - 1 141 1$ i 100 j .... 5 a 103 a - - ill 2 1 4 : 1 1114 T I i ~ N N sok Me 1 1 IA N : r. es re e l lei _ 10 102 11 SO 101 300 1014 101 1011 We 1020 103 10 00 SI 00 II 04 as ii TI L it L. _l4 MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Culex. Wheal Seton share; have advanced to 125 "buyers,' and East Cern Brea are firmer at Si to ,* Etat Caradon are quoted 261 to 27. Wheal Ludeott, 2to ; Marke Valley, 9 to i • Providence, 43 to 44; Herodsfoot, 32 to 33; kast Devon Great Consols, to 2 ; and Calvadnack, 71 to 1. The market generally is inactive. United Mexican Mining shares continue in grcat demand, and have been dealt in as high as 84. The late rise in St. John del Rey is fully support. t. There are inquiries for East del Rey, Duu Moun tain, and Great Northern Copper (South Australia). At Hawkmoor Mine meeting, on the 29th Oct., the account& showed a debirbalance of 759 f. 2s. 4d. A call of 2s. per share was made. Wheal Pollard, on the 30th Oct., made a call of per share. The Wentnor Mining Company, on the?.Bth Oct., made a all of ss. per share. The following mining dividends have been declared dar ing the month of October : Mmes. Per Shari. Amount. Wicklow _ _ _ _ e 2 0 0 .... ClO,OOO 0 0 Wheal Clifford Bud Cuosols . 10 0 0 .... Fast Camden 0 12 6 .... 0; 466 !,0.0 0 ! Wee: Setts 7 0 0 .... 1 *.2 0 0 Djlcoatb 7 0 0.... Monks Valley 0 6 0 .... HeTodstoot ll6 0.... Ilricr44 4506 0 0 2,260 0 0 1,792 0 0 !,600 0 0 Wllet.l Besot 2 0 o i;srA 0 o Wiral Ludo** 0 4 0 .... '960 0 0 Lmburoe 2 0 0 .... Cwm Era% OLS 0 .... ?Jima Jaw Yount Meant OlO 0 .... ii i i 0 0 650 5 0 812 0 0 320 0 0 Total £33,954 5 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. HARK-LANE.--frl3 DAY.) The weather has been unsettled for the last few drys. On Saturday morning a heavy fall of awe took place, fol lowed by rain. Yesterday it was tolerably floe but cold, with a pretty sharp frost daring the night and tide morn ing. Sinop then there has been a continuous small rain, with the wind from the south-wisteria The supply for the past week of home-grown wheat and flour continues moderate. Barley and malt a slight in crease. Oats, beans, and peas limited. Terse and seeds short. Scotch and Irish oats in very moderate quantities. The foreign supplies of wheat were ether lee than the previous week—Russian, Pruseiao, Swedish, and Black Sea. Flour only a few small panels reported. Barley very limited, Danish and Prussian. Oats, a better supply than last week, Ruseian, Swedish, Danish, and Dutch. A cargo of peas from Riga, not any been or tares, and linseed and rapeseed very short. A few parcels of bempseed, but all other descriptions very limited. Ex ports of wheat and flour are now very alight. The wheat trade to-day both English and foreign, is in better tone, and although business reported is not extensive, still the decline of Is. last Monday is to-day recovered. Flour firmer and rather dearer than last week. Barley as on this day week. Oats, fin corn about 6d. per quarter dearer than Mooriny last ; inferior and out of condition. Swedish a slow trade. Beans, Is. dearer. Peas and tares without change. Linseed and rapeseed firm; other seeds not much doing at late quotations. FLOATING CARGOE9.—Some little improving inquiry to day, and wheat and maize have nearly recovered the reduc tion of last Monday. walar.—Engliah : Kau and Kent, white, new, 60s. te 645. ; ditto, fine old, 565. to 605.; ditto red, new, 525. to 605.; ditto, floe, old, 50r. to 56e. ; Norfolk, ke., fine, old, —e. to —e.; red, new, --e. to —a. Foreign : Dentate, 58e. to 665.; fine, 645. to 66 5.; extra. 66a. to 725.; Konigsberg, Ste. to 655.; ditto, extze,sBs. to 664.; Rostock, 635. to 701.; Mecklenburg red 535. to 64e.; Uekennark ditto. 52e. • American white. Mo. to 645.; ditto red, 521. to 57e.; Ca ' ziadian, 58a. to 64a. — Baer .—English malting, 38s. to 39a ; fine, 465. ; grinding, Us. to 365.; and distilling, 345. to :Inc per ; foreign grinding, 335. to 365.; ditto distilling, 345. to 375.; =hang, —s. to —e. MALT.—English, Essex and Norfolk, Ws. to 638. ; fine, 635. to NW. ; Kingston and Ware, 654. to 70s; brown, 50s. to 58e. 130i5.-Rogiial feed, 275. Od. to 29.. Od. ; potato, 29.. to 31s. ; foreign, 170 t.J. to 240 Ma, Me. to 325. BUIL -Englimh tick, 395. to 425. ; harrow, 41s. to 45.. ; 41s. to 45a. ; foreign, Mampan, 355. to 395. ; tick. pigeon, 41s. ; Konigsberg, 40.. to 45.. ; Egyptian, 361. to Ur. Pus. -"Wish boilers, 365. to 420; white and blue, 38s. to 41a. ; m os. to 43a.; gmy, 34.. to 365.; hug, 365. to 38s. ; foreign 34 5. to 375. Fr otia.-Eaeish town, 485. to 53e.; ditto fi ne, 535. to 55e.; country, 43a. to 445. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38e. to 435.; French, to -a. pm sack; American, Ws. to 345.; Canadian, ra. to 345.: Spanish, to INDIAIII Como -White, 385. to 41s. ; yellow 395. to 42 3. FLOATISO Conooos, all C. F. and 1.-W heat Berth. &saki and Mariano*, per 4921 be., 545. to 565. ; Marko, 51s. tos6s. ; Polish Odom, per 4801ta., red, 51s. to Ms. ; white, 575. to 61s. ; Maus and Galata, 41e. to 475. ; Fgypthan, 38e. to 421. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per Melbas 265. to 275. ; Odessa and Donato do., Ms. to 27.. Beans : Egyptian, per 48011m.,32a. to 335. Maize : Odessa and Oalatz, per 4921 k.., 36.. Od. to 36e. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, par 4801b5., 345. Od. to 35e. ; French, do., -a. to -a. ; American, do., 32a. to 33a. ; E3yption, 32.. to 335. Sum -Oonary seed, per qr., 441. fo 52 L Hemp seed, per qr., 54e. to 56e. ; Mustard seed, per bushel. white, 9s. to 11e. ; brown, 12a. to 145. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 575. to 60s. ; Linseed cakes, English, per too, 10/.105. to 111.00. ; American, thin, in Iris., per tor, 111. 10a. to 121. Os.; do., in 111. Oa. to 111. 105.; Baltic, Of. to 01.95.: Marseilles, 91. 10s. toll". Os.. Rape cakes. N. se.to 61.; Tares, per bushel, winter, 9s. to 95. 6d. ; Rape seed, Issidish. per or., 645. to 68s. itierALCINTO LONDON MOM OCT. 28 To NOV. 2. Flour. Whist. Harley. Ono qn. I qn. .., 7QM 3410 77171 6799 c. san s. ocx 1,14 Oars, r ant rs. q rn. ani qn. I qrs. q LIM 10127 01 ?I: ....tioe .... 00 nee I lil t eet •••• •.•••_ •• •• •• . • h unts Qen.. o~ m 1,850. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Suns& —703 hogsheads of Cuba bays been sold at steady prier, 355. 6d. to 375. 63. ; and 1,100 bags =ties Madras 32e. Mad prices continue in active request ; dried goods steady. CO/FEE.—Nn sales reported. TVA is in fair demand at steady rates. 0000 A.—Trinidad sold at 60s. to 67a., and Guayaquil, at 645. gad., at which there is • good inquiry. Rice continuos inactive. - /ft Btoo Ft OUL—About 1,100 bags sold at 16a. Cd. fiatresrait.—A mall parcel sold, refraction 4i, at 34a. 9d. aub. . . ''.... CCITT;IX. —3OO bales sold at a decline of id. per lb. The public ease declared for to-morrow consist of 700 hhda. of West India. 4,0) bags Mauritius, and 9,400 bags Bengal and Madras sugar ; 290 auks, and 900 bag. Ceylon coffee. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAT.) The market is 6rm at the annexed prices :—Town tallow, 535. 3d. net cash ; Petersburg P.C., on the spot, sb. ; all the year, 51s. 9d. ; December, 525. to 52.. 3d.: January to Mane, Ws. ; Muck 535. 6d. ; April to June, 51s. - PARTICI:IIAM 0) TALLOW. i Ma ; Stork on hand this day ... 45.2011 KM? Delivery last west I 1,88.1 2.344 Ditto from let hum 8;3,506 43.450 Arrival last week Ditto from Ist Jens O&M :CM Price Y.('. per cart. this day Ditto Town lad Friday I eft ed. ess. 3,1. 313.73.4 3,525 6 4 ,024 7,415 47.001 615.0 d. 554. Dd