The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1848.

1111. fa, asseadhig agrossosna. The panicking of the
ieme MppemedM em ppm pint p—The Alderman inked
to sest d kid as MONA MOW lloglA crow at Cahs ?
—BMWs Wit a me kid set ft he /lagishmso who
wooled beet It unto ed et Mime, 'slaving', end
dm, woe. mixed ages Aged they not (sly could sot
oat the anem, helmet est dend the .mall proehrood by it.—
Th• Midas were piedeemiL Vies It appeared that the msei
ertie nailed to arse meanie BMW or three mane pay
theilil Pip be dielesed bones Ile wakens of the term
if the egesemeset, Miss dledmpi far Messehast, and
for ry hellelled all elate —lb eater handed be • do-
eimmeet *psi b(othe thief miner, the amend sagismr,
teat *AM a Spaniard, Min Is the rem of the
w nit Lewin,tied was disagreed
ea
at Celt), std beerig the esel el
tho owed, woks that Idmeit and others bad
bees giminarma Mr refacing M paribmi their work.
After • beg aravergation, pro and ems, the cum.
meat NY a aeraod for 21 liar forma ty but the sass
wen given es understand, If they mind on Mr. Zulasta,
som* ansageseest eaight be entered Into while a comiatial
oaths was gist to Gam. Mr. fishnet also remarked that
Mr. Zonate of Cadiz, the agent, was sot in any wry coo-
mend with hint as • panzer. Hs was only the agent to
that fires. Edwards and the rest of the men at once agreed,
and all parties loft the court.
WORSHIP.STREBT.—Hrussumnir.-IV. Tour,
• oink at the Victoria Cemetery, was charged with
embezzling various lams of many, the property of the com-
pany. This burial pines km bees opened about then years,
and during that period the primate has been employed to re-
ceive moons for the opening *lmams The .ntracst
eonfl-
dnes was reposed Is him • handsome residence was pro.
Tided for him, and In war: also allowed • liberal Balmy. It
was the duty of the phony to say is to the company's soli-
citor, from time to time, the swan he had received, and
his conduit in this regret was apparently unimpeachable.
At length, however, certain dinerenneies on his part were
dissented, which lad to an investigation into the prisoner's
swam* which resulted in his being given into custody.—
The prisoner was remanded.
Ingento To non—T. Ward, a journeyman puking-
me maker, win charged with having Incited and actively
abetted Georgians Hall to plunder her late master, Mr.
James Omer Ward's-row, Bothnal.grees.—The prosecutor
stand that tie girl Hall had be.. formerly in his strike,
bat abesemied boos is in the month of February last, sad
spas ININSIIIVIN place soon after she left he discovered that
ten hem le Ids bedroom had been broken open, and, in ad-
dition lemerlaus articles of jewellery and wearing apparel,
Tint the NM of 481. 10s. is gold sad silver had boon stolen.
11=0 inhomango to We polies, which led to the spore-
of bh dfgtiw vornat, who was subsequently tried
kir the rekten at the Old Bailey, but sequined for want of
aulsioni evidenes. fibs had sines repeatedly sonatina inter-
view NW lid, bad M declined to see her until about ten days
slue& vim Ps mein °Maio diselosures relating to the
temeamine. whisk me elesegly imileated the prison. r, why,
wee ledger is the ben, Fiat Ye pre Mat into oustolly.—
Georgians Hall was thee nisi, ad stated that about the
time In questa, daring the lempren sheens of her
mater, she went to the apatmest amps' by the pri-
mer and his wife, the Mei ef eiteet aide Mane allusion
M the largo amount of man wink the presenter was in
the habit of keeping In • boa mennielath his bed, and
urged Ma to Gamin them he rtting pmession of It. After
some hesitation she soneded to the proposal. and they all
repaired to her sterties amber, the door of which they
found lasted but the prisoan's wife ontrived to open it
with • fibs 'km, and her husband procured a chisel, with
wink both the lama were breed open. Aker rassockigg
their eosin% a portal of which were appropriated by the
prisoner's wife, they discovered 501. in geld and silver wrapped
up in • okm-ow, from which witasee abstrusted ten ono.
mire,
.ead repassed the reminder at the bottom of the box,
rifffilwresedffit LialMesilythissaptlehorrausZto take
aid the
she was afterwards timed out by Sergeant
Tel lad liken W. ameedy. At the time of her ecquittel
attbeOld Hahn nem& mesessesfel effort le sommai•
sets with tie mod, Meng Me afterwards Min
with end!, Miah impelled her to miter the hos.
pima, where she remained sashes of leer menthe, she had
tieditt affenaan molthe acquainted with the
dsEpertieniers eameeted wish the rubbery.—W. Wlffias,
to pawnbroker is Deish.laag, Spitalfields. produced
a famii• shawl, Pledged fa the name of Aura Ward,
en Me 20th March last, which she and Hall identified
as a portico of the property stolen at the period in questios.
—Sergosnt Toshio found the duplicate relating to the shawl
In the prinear's apartment when he took him late custody,
sat stated that be should be able, ea a future occasion, to
mom that the latter, who had bees previously in straitened
nrcumstancer, was seen In paginates of money, with which
he made soma punnets shortly after tho robbery.—ln
answer to the:etre, the prisoner *greasily prott slid his is-
norance, and Ws =Um (Mr. Aveu.ll) for whom he
bad worked several year,, who spoke in the most fa.
vourable terms of his character.—Tbe prisoner was re.
minded for • week, the magistrate counting so take ball
for his sonograms.
CLERKENWELL. Tun CHOLzaA AND BANITAIL7
Raroar.—Mr. J. Brown, dairyman and farmer to Min-
ts, was charged by the mann of that pad* with =thorns
aa &annulate& of filth on his premises. The coin tannins
had ben mined, under notice of Mr. Smallwood, of N 0.%
liadiad-terrase, ad fire other inhabitants of Holloway, te
WPM the meseedinge with a view to abate the nuts me.
It wee stated this the offal from slaughter house and this,
I efbsdw sorter were placed by the defendant in a Ada cos-
Simms le their dwellings, and as the cholera was said to be
or had approached, Zealand, the worst 'insult
=llllll.6.lneiripsend if sinalines la every name was an
lisenned Is, The gem is had hitherto abstalund nom
taking vssendhuitgsiset islhadent, bat now felt it incites.
beet ea-thent to de so.—Mr. hewn, in reply to the mffib•
Pats, said that the nuisance, if say, had ended, to his now-
ledge.fer mweede el 36 jean.—Tho several witnesses wore
examined, in mallmity to the act, and having proved the I
cam to the mtigingliga of the magistrate, the defendant was
ordered to dear the offensive manse away within a week,
whisk ha consented to do.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—Arrinorfox.—Colanal
C. Blanc, of 16. Lower Grosvenor-street, was summoned by
Mdllo. Nicks Sophia Mum, for refusing to contribute ta
the support of an illegitimate child, of which he was reputed
to In the Whir. The complaisant stated that she was a
single woman, and resided at 66, Davies-street, Grosvenor-
square. On the lith of April lent she was delivered of a
hunk child at nine, near Lille, la France. Col. Blanc
no the father, and eke had been acquainted with him nearly
four yawl previous to the birth of the child. She had
kept company with him aver since, visited him at hie
chambers, and always wont out with him on Sundays. She
bad received upward. of 40 kitten from him, and those pro-
duced were in the colonel's handwriting.—Mr. Wontoer
said he would put the letters in as evidence, if that was
required. Frederick Muller, complainant's cousin,
stated that in May last he went with his hula
%Colonel Mane's, and saw the colonel. She spoke to bins.
ad told him that she was enceinte. and that he wee IM
hem et the child. The colonel said he was sorry the had
beeught ono of her relations to his house, and wished sin
bad come by hermit In such a case. Witness told him that
le (ths colonel) had bees a sweetheart to his cousin for
Mgr mirk sad might not sow to leave her. The colonel
INS aimed her what she wanted ? She said she wanted
mime man Mfs into banana with. After that he re-
tsina to dm* M hisErvately, and winos the wen
act of the NM. g out wham hoard Osiend lbws
say, " Yaw souk is t hither of Ms child." She styled,
"Oh no, she WM him (the colonel) too well to ban soy
ether sweethein." Wilms then went away.—Maria Lens*
Muller raid oho resided with her brother in Lon-
dn. Slur bright the child above alluded to from Franco.—
Kr. &UMW addressed the ceart fur the di fendant, say-
hitheinkedgmtlesean did sot oppose the winnowing( the
min leem pmeetrynotine, but from • strong conviction
that be was bin inds thee victim of a coospiracy.—Mr.
Ingham seli be eland not pronounce any opinion at pre-
sent He thempt the ease ought to be adjourned fora few
week' to give Col. Blase an opportunity for further it quiry.
Oomph/neat had plead herself in some difficulty, in not
=Vldefendant that she win pregnant till seven
her pregnancy had expired. He therefor*
Pewee ems moon ought to be latched from Fligne to
show that the child was the game complainant was confined
with. Hs Mauldin, order the ease to st ind over for throe
weeks. _ _

SOUTHWARK.-11touwAr Domoven,
alias Leary, wu charged with betas concerned with three
ether men (not in custody) in assaulting and robbing Mr.
Jaws Chambers, of Stem's-terms, Park-road, Old Kent.
read. The complainant stated that on the preceding
as hs was walking home, on parsing along the Wil
a well-trequentod thoroughfare, he was suddenly Wed by
sone pease from behind, who clapped his hands *se kis
oyes, end while is Cu held in this pukka three other men
came up *the tweet, and his wet* which was is his
mites* psi" was bowl hem the guard chain to whits
it was ateedsed, sad the awes was "shish the pull wee gives
brae It sway Ness the din. Ha mad* a 'son east be
bloat ma le nil oat, sabism of whisk amid he
it:, :Pc mem by Whem he wu asked in the drat intim
=ggbin head" from over his nag, sad held *mindless
the threat while with thee** be etoppeiltismouth
esdelesesilyprevested kba frcm main any alarm. Aeneas
as Ms medleete sistpmemise dikes**, one of the. inch
him a seven blow an the side of the head, which bucked
his down, and although he was seemed for the =mat by
the blow, yet he sprang up= Ms he and save gems% * the
thieves, four of whom he saw TV *lea him tower* the
ad Greyhound-ro, where he lost of tin.—..-Mr, Seeker
desired him to look attentively at gefeasse, • very serene
and powerfully-built loon man, est say whether he had
any remembrance of obese* whether he was me of the
hair men whom he had sew previously to the attack t—Tins
essinant replied that he was unable to identify him.
spOsawerer, could aa thee his amaileata were young and
swag men, particul rly the one Ivy whim he was first "dud,
eibereise he would have beesembladterieedeals himself, he
(essapielasat) being also ponsemod weiderable strength
agrasietbeuat the facts were, he wee rendered perfectly
ppoe *is mode of attack sieges& by the thi. ves,—
liawpMmhare rode.* a welsh which he stated had
bessiatta lis pesemies that massing by • tradesman
Aliwitarrees, treat the Wfilow-walk, who in-
** on getting up that morning and going into
his wise be head it lying Wens of the downgsedi-adja.
es** wane peliags whisk sop-std the garden from the
shed *de* *the net of lie Mane —The complainant on
wag Ile watch kimelleasig lasedled it u the one of
Thiel be lad loses Mho*. 10 theeelk/ deseribed.—Policeman
Schwa SSW Intl ablie ea dui le the Greyhound-read on
die genteel Matt et the time msatiseed he bard some per-
m mho se am, awl inemedlehri% Ammer& he caw the
primer sad throe Wm Nth 'WNW with peat swiftness
woe Wm. Whoa, however, they chewed him, they
toned gab ran in the direction of Alfreadenese, and be par-
seed Om, bat they all contrived to get eat et sight ; sad es
he
ale SO dose upon them, he was Kidd is his own mind
that Nate et Uwe had jumped over the gams at the

rear of some houses and concealed thenue:ves there.
Insfood, therefore, of giving up further pursuit, be got or. r
b,to some of the garde's', and while he was searableg about
he wea milled wpm by the nest witness wimp lives edjesent
te, the epee, and who we the peleenair late kis eammly. Be
(witness) wee eenSi /deem" was sae of mu
ahem he hat sew gumming bum the thembum el the spot
Owe • simpliesei ins emeraltst met eableL—Nr. Isles
Kum. • resift, at No. 10, Alta Masts,
s.ddist wham shrine at Items with hie wits es the m-
uggy sight, ma bassiag a nein at the rest et his Men, and
Wing gesested a light, he mat its the paten, and saw
ems pools aelbelsd together milts the pulp._ Be
east thee what was the miler, mad they Ittweesti Ida
that gMlWomin lei banjo* haulm& ism eat ribbed to
gee -walk, and that Isms of lb emelleals wan ans-
ttlmpbg Wet lots the pries In semesshmest.
op& fhb Mimilletisty hs sumsenmei a semi of hie
bade sod an estinig • weds.bemes Atheist be.
the be dbesured the petesser mesas' up
in sae switt, hmundiately saint kin 6.1 belt him
Mtn the pelbelasa who wee swabs ahem:* is sa
grim ems to his emislemes, when he pee blultetttha
suisty.—lt was here NOM that the plus over width the
=mad have got, In Ma ts gm bite the immlea, wen
Sell and sk 11.4 Y beigtl4 ad that line mu no
semis. li his luring bees et the losable of snmunating
esit es logedlawst for the wpm he isairled,
*edit*, a natural want, whoa there true flirty of
by. plum adjacent, where he would be wenn from
nubile observation. lir. Seeker said this it we
i most daring attack on the camplaineat, and
that the cirweeetanom attending it closely resembled
Mese of a highway r.libery which we brought under his
notice not many days ago, on which occasion a gentleman
wad Saunders we robbed of a gold watch sad chain, near
the glesamorks in RollandMreet, about the cam hour in
the evening ; and that he we attacked, in the first butane*,
from the rear, by wine person placing Lis bands over his
eyes, when he was Mime& tely surrounded by others and
plundered of his property. Prom the particulars that now
transpired, it would appear that both offences were perpe-
trated by the semen nag ; and as it was of great public. is
pertains that the *Sadao engaged in such daring robberies
should be apprehended and brought to justice, he should,
therefore, remand the prisoner, in order to give the police
an opportunity of securing ethers of the same gang.

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WANDSWORTH.—Tea POOR AND TRII WORILHOURB.
0. Stnith was charged with begging.—Poliimoonstable
John Johns stated that the prisoner came up to him in the
High•street, Waselswerth, about nine o'clock the pre-
vious sight, and asked Din Uhe would take bins Leto cus-
tody if he saw him beg, as he had applied to the relieving-
°floor and that fueirdwaary had stated he could do nothing
for him. He was in the greatest dbtreas and starving. The
officer did not meetly satisfy the prisoner, and the latter
went and begged immediately at two or three shape, when
the officer apprehended him. He had a loaf given to him at
the station, which he devoured ravesously.—Mr. Herndon "eked
theprisonsr whatamount he had teem of himself ?—Thetimer said he came up from Yorkshire, hoping to get work at
his trade, but, not summed*, he wont down into Heat hop
picking, but he could do very little there ; as he was com-
ing back through Wandsworth he went to the relieving
dim for some assistance, or an order for the home, which
he considered he was entitled to, but the relieving of told
him that he had no power to relieve snob as him, and he
must go on about his busing's; he told him that he had Isis
cat two nights in the streets, and he wanted to know what
he was to do; and if the workhouse was not for such as him
who it was fort Was he to lie down and starve or was he to
break windows or steal? He then went to the policeman
and told him he had been refund relief tad asked him if he
begged, or broke a wittiest, or stole a Ind, if he would take
him into custody t The polkas= would have nothing to
ray to him, and he went cad begged, as that was the
least evil of the three, sad he was taken into
castody.-11r. Bead= coukseed he did not exactly under-
stead the *elation by which a perms in the prisoner's der
'Sate essolidoo was not to be Mime& However, because
the primonor psraisted in getting into custody, he could not
commit kis for the sake of a mire hems and shelter, and
it would be very hard apse the county if he was to put it
to such an expense ; the prisoner must be dim/Atoned.—
Prisoner Then, Sir, the only alternative I have is, to go
out and either break a window or coal. Is about a quarter
of an hour the prisoner was egein brought up In custody,
charged with wilfully breaking the lamp over the police
station. The primmer had Ens direst from the court and
committed the dump, which amanita to 9s. 6d.—Mr.
Belden said it would be useless for him to make an. further
obeerntiocs. Toe prisoner mast be committed for two
months in default of paying the amount of damage.

MONEY MARKET.

THURIDAT KVINING.

The fall in the funds, upon which speculators had
evidently calculated for a continuance, was arrested
yesterday. To-day the current took a contrary di-
rection, and prices have been all on the rise. Consols
were bought up to 851, but at the close of business
left off rather lower at 851 rather buyers, both for
money and account Reduced Three per Cents., 841
to lex dividend. Threeeand-a-Quarter per Cents.,
84a to lex dividend. Bank Stock 188 to 190 ex
dividend. Long Annuities 8 5-16 to 1. Exchequer
bills, 335. to 365. premium. India Bonds, 355. to 375.
premium.
The foreign market was calm, with little variation
from yesterda3's quotations, and a subdued business
even in Mexican Bonds, so much the object latterly of
speculation. There left off 191 to 1. Brazilian, 72
to 4. Milian, 83 to 5. Peruvian, 31 to 3. Spanish
1 Fives, 11 to 1; the Threw, 22/ to 31 • Passive, 21
to 31. Portuguese, 231 to 41. Dutch Two-and-a-
Half per Cents., 441 to 51 ; the Fours, 681 to 91.
Russian. 99 to 100. Belgian, 71 to 3.

In addition to the nearly six millions of dividends
now paying out upon various government securities,
and Bank Stock, it must be remembered that a consi-
derable Influx of money came antecedently, say
within the last fortnight, into the market as dividends
upon Dutch, Brazilian, Chilian, and other foreign
stocks, which may be roughly estimated at half a
million more. The banks have been complaining of
an absolute plethora of money, which it was diffi-
cult to place at 2 per cent. The ease will
now become more desperate still with such
an overflow of millions into a before over-stocked

market, and with a winter season before them, in
which, daring the most prosperous times, trade and
industry have been more or leas flagging, as compared
with other MAIMS of the year, and therefore fewer
bills come forward for discount, as less aocommoda-

tion is regain d.
The Timeg hu come forward as railway values
became depressed, to slay the slain. Certain
elaborately constructed tables from a Stock
Exchange Committee paper, and another source,
have been produced on consecutive days, to
prove that railways and ruin are convertible
terms, and that shareholders might as well look to
the North Pole for dividends as to the North
Western—for against the London and North Western
the venom of the articles, City and Leader, is mainly
directed. A Mr. Sparkman, with a large array of
figures, is lugged in in aid, but the labours of this
gentleman, so unfortunately notorious for former in-
accuracies or blunders in his multifarious statistics,
may be safely dismissed from the account altogether.
Neither with the statistics furnished by the Stock
Exchange committee's paper is it proposed to deal,
for be would be a bold man, and the most finished of
accountants, who could pretend to dissect or under-
stind, much less explain them. But there are some
salient points that more palpably challenge observa-
tion. For example, the bond debt of the London and
Northern Company is placed to capital account appa-
rently as entitled to a 7 per cent. dividend like shares,
supposing & to be so retributed. Now the bond
debt of the company is about eight millions sterling,
bearing 5 per cent, interest. The Stock Exchange
committee paper, called the London Weekly Rail-
way Share List, has therefore made the small
mistake of bringing 160,0001. only—a small sum with
a writer who stauyhters millions so unmercifully—to
°hare as really so much additional burden upon income.
The Stock Exchange committee paper, moreover, plants
the capital stock of the same company at forty millions
sterling, upon which dividends have, or will have, to
be paid. Yet we know, and the Stock Exchange com-
mittee must also know, that the capital stock does not
really amount to thirty millions ; that it is now
some three millions short of thirty millions ;
and supposing all the branches and lines addi-
tional made, which it is in contemplation
now to make, it is not likely that the capital sunk, or
chargeable with dividend, will reslly exceed thirty
millions. More might be said about the blunders of
bringing bonds to charge as capital, and bringing
new shares not yet paid up to charge as capital also,
a double operation, as the Stock Exchange com-
mittee should know that the new shares were created
for the purpose of paying off the debentures, or bond
debt, as they became due, and that the instalments on
such new shares have been called up accordingly, so
far about one-third only, and have been so applied.
Leaving the figures, which the directors of the Lon-
don and Northern, and other lines implicated, should
fed it their duty to deal with authoritatively, for the
satisfaction of their proprietaries, we come now to the
consideration of a graver matter still than the 'tads-
tics of a weekly publication. The committee of the
Stock Exchange, for the first time since the institution
of that close corporation, which by the public at large
is viewed with no good will, have undertaken to be-
come newspaper proprietors, or, at all events, to
figure in the equivalent of that character,
since the London Weekly Railway Share List is
di published under the authority of the committee of

the Steels Exchange." It is, to be sure, added, in
small type supplementarily, that "the committee are
in no way responsible for editor's remarks." Wee
there ever each a carious contmdittion in terms--the
purity of the English may be pardoned for the Stock
Exchange—as authorising a publication whilst de.
alining respoosibility ! It is jest the same as if a
esaa should set up a shop, put some people in it to
buy and sell, and advertise that he was in no way re-
sponsible for their enicagemente.
Worse still than this : Suspicions are abroad, they
are common talk, that this Weekly Share List
paper is made use of to subserve the interests of the
Stock Exchange Committee. The members of that
committee have only, as said, to notify what facts, or
simulation of facts, may be most agreeable to them,
and there are the paper and the conductors both do-
wndent upon them ready to register their dcaosis
Before the last number of the Stook Exchange aim-
mittee's paper, London and Northern Shame
stood at about 109. Knowing the laborious, unity-I
telligible, but startling tables about to appears
how easy for the members of the committee to sail
each a thousand or two shares of that or any other
line, and pocket the difference of six or seven pounds
a agate ! So anxious, indeed, as maliciously observe&
were the committee, or members of it, to keep the
market down, that a succession of other unfavourable
railway accounts were furnished to the Times, in and-1
cipation, and so far in robbery of, the
weekly Stock Exchange paper published on the
Saturday. For the Times states distinctly that "ate-1
responding accounts ' * have been handed to us from
the same quarter regarding the Great Western and
the London and South Western Companies." There-
fore, before publication in their own weekly paper on
Saturday next, the committee of the Stock Exchange
gratuitously send their questionable facts and figures
to a morning paper, to the evident damage. of
their own weekly, which should have received
the benefit of them. It is asked, and not

unreasonably, whether this eccentric proceeding was
intended to act upon the settlement of account
in shares, which is fixed for Saturday, and to depress
them accordingly in the interest of speculators for the
fall, for which the committee's own paper would be
too late in the field that day to be effective.
Whilst giving these current reports and inculpa-
tions let us add that we are not at all disposed to
receive them with implicit credit. But that
they are current is a matter very much
concerning the reputation of persona in the
responsible position of the governing body of the
Stook Exchange, of whose respectability and integrity
we entertain no question. It ins, to say the
extremely improper that a publication, appearing
specially under their "authority," should proceed
upon "ifs" and hypothetical premises to assail pro-
wrty of the most substantial and enduring, however
before overrated value, for no other apparent purpose
—pretence of utility being out of question—than to
run down shares one day, as hereafter, no doubt,
times changing, to cry them up.
Until now we were not aware that it was any part
of tic business of a Stock Exchange committee to
embark in the newspaper line. They have " Weten.
hall's list" of prices and business done, which should
content them. Lloyd's have also their authorised
list of shipping, but the committee do not publish •
newspaper supplementary to crack up ships or fancies
of the members, and sty down the credit of other
shipowners.
Supposing this Stock Exchange committee news-
paper system to continue, it may become worth the
while of clients out of doors to enquire, whether their
brokers may or not be among the members by whom
their property may be so dealt with at discretion,
and on Stock Exchange "authority" in the com-
mittee's own newspaper.
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3 flef CU Bed. Anne., 838 44 ex DM*, under L 1,090. 36
Exch. Bills. EL O, 284., Muth
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COPP* foe Amount. 863 11 1
COSEION 7ITXDS.
6 An;
3m.nrszeisi Bonds, 6 per Spechh Bonds. Aect, Oct.
6 per Ct. Chill. &oda, 139 M 0.,, Padre Bond.. 21
f 4 et. Mellon. Amt. Oct. 16, 3We Ct. Spopt..th 24,*
424er+ Ct. bei4uu /loads, Le. 211 r.
43 per tent. Peruvian Bonds, 32
EXCHANGES AND
AMPTUDAM, Otr. 10.—The Dctel
kept up tbetr prim. Spstilett, cup
lAttratof irere
onds thinre
isad nnprol
at the opening of We /1= were
at
ePOtt on Cbaciet.

14a! S ABWAD.

Ziai;Te; (=motions,
Sally Articles, were In demand.
el; )(elates offered. In South
The Peruvian were animated
SO ekwo More was a very Wales.

y are she to assume a AIM not ----T-7-7-------cxcecring .
way
debttd=neanal ovicagany.—Sir John Gied.t.eo, or he
Mthat as ems el the meet otnividerable shareholders 114 kia hit It to he his interest, veer
e' IN OMNI that they ahead agree to the
eel remit to the ammaittm of atioambit,, erm It into tinint.—ln mrer to a warm the Chimes ild didoemea me IM war obta4
weal ho knead to doe Millen al the stag
as well se th
humkeed abares—the dierehddere to midi; iMidend
the
le d their auk ; thet kb Meek did not go totem' ugh ma ay
debt ; hat the Lieber& Mime, hied was Y01:1WI MOW =AO. prlfee, af MK; ant kr enere three cane
tea eggel ametwommme imp nigh* 1001. niiray
oltinbalir aelad If Sue was me berme or glarpim
MOW; las duirebehlirel—Tbefiletnam
that lie km dry raked about ty the lethr.—Mter tome
diwdsq the mdisa of hir J. Clateass, lIIIWOVIng of the
Mink WY mutes.
imnradVsmung AND BATNPANISRAN.-31refieg of
113afeefillfa—Dille. eat. i—Kr. P. Porter in the hai. " Undo, bold Is resolve the lama, of the directors to a pre Ysavedardm kr *Mame up the auks of the company—iir,..
some abilumeas from Mr. Mien Sere venlNcting the
rembithein vire_ wen& redgelndes the ea Mink
fed adds/ lir dart Mawand It,. J. Vance total, coinbet, amtheding Own leant iiareholdertein order to divisive the
by minded up Ye sake• that le event et leen me
w.
age ossamr, sub fonowkag• have the went
to civet fent
=preetelti liretz.tue d
iithartr; for thatpurpese„.
t peewee muca &Malty mindithEribilk aNdlcare arse
ira although they could not bc wtund
whiten& Omaha ear. The present call of tt ig.„bore
ridiculous. vomit not be paid. It woad only benem.,,,7:
ascertainoP
bowies& would be wanted to enable them to wad up their
affairs, and this wakes call for that amount.
MISCELLithEOUS NEWS. Tar OPINING OP
Tot 811111.W111101Y CIIE/Sitlt RAILWAY 11110.:00Ort took plea y. At 7ln the morning the la mania in
Cterhearar drawn by three 'urines, with bands fnua
ghrewebory, and Chester, with 17 carriages, metakeing the ea.-1,1;72
Ile. Ormsby Gore, LP., Major Gere. Kr. Roy, the seagite—ry7rirl
minima, hanker, in. Joon, mayor of Chester, and muter+ el corporation. Mr. Roberta.), engineer of the line, Messre.Trnm ga tbe
Jones, Wardell, and other.. It reached Shrewsbury am IA dila
minutes past W it returned, bringing the mayor and torecatia, sad
several hundred of the gentry of Shrewsbury, who, Meng corepleted.
as it were, this interchange of city with city retuned a 6 in at abed
2, in a monster train of Pe carnage,, drawn b three engines, and accompanied ty a band. At the into Manors breed
Ruabon the train stopped to take up rash acemieue of pee*.
The line connect. the mineral cantos of North wales with the
manufacturing districts, end forms en improved communicant% he
tween the estuaries of the Dee and the Bristol Channel. It meet. mr,a to be opened in Anguet, but the wet weather retarded it. Ile
line for upwards of GO relies traverses the rich vale of the diadems,
boundary of the principality and of the western courgies. Rhks,
head may be looked upon at its main goods terminus The nag
striking work, .o yea tracer,, the line, is the great vadat over th
valley of the Dee, in the Vote of Llangollen, which in dimension ow.
panes any other the kingdom. The works to general Ate suateni
the s
tally cast
theratlineed, andwill , in comentence of the favourable nanny el
be cheaply maintained. A public dinar ht
commemoration of the event took plate last evening.
Scornful ClNTstALi—Tive details of the anbogeramitt
for I=t: undertaking to the soothers companies are now finally
conelniii and the agreement bas been shined by the chairman tail
other of the compania. The Scottish Central ie aier
teat in perpetuity Neves per ant. and • half surplus profits by th.
Ediebergh and Girdom Caledonian, Lancuter and e.erliele, ad
London and North Western, at whit* rate it will yield to pinball%
at present prices a minimum return of 11. lgs. per cent.

COMMNRCLIL AND JEARZETB.
PRODUCE.—IIINCINO-LANE, Oar. 12.—The pops
and refiners have bought 740 Mid s. of Weft India sugar today st
about Tuesday's currency, but inverters wise tree sellers ; the paths
aide of 3,400 bap of Siam woo withdrawn for want of buyers at pm.
Mous rates; refined continues dull; standard quality, sos,—Tpt
public sales of coffee were rather large today, and went ,of Weedy;
the imposters bought in largely to eupport the market; scaroely
fourth of the 130 malts of :Jamaica found buyers ; all the mocha, hi
bales, were withdrawn. and about one third of the 2,.5410 bin of
plantation Ceylon, good onilnary native, sold at 375, which wr t
shade tower.—Cocoa reffilithia (27..) dull, and nearly an that wee
offered was bought in.—Pimento sold eteadily, 46, 411h—Tailow to.
maim at 454. 6eL—lties. low Siam sold tn piddle Ws at an. pg, top,
and ArIICSA, 24. 6d. to Ss. ; these prices werf low, and hare enema
the atter.tion of speculators, so the amount of freight and charm ap.
ducted leaves but mall Inueeeds for the importers,—Cochineal: the
large sales have gone aR eteadlly at previous rates; • part, however,
was taught M.—Rum t dull arid neglected.—Cotton : no tnanaceloas
reported to-elay.—Opioes steady.—Pearl sago sold 19s Ed to 21a. Ed.;
Borneo sago sold 14s. 6d. to 1. s. 6d.—Camphor sold 425. 01. to 49e._
Gum arable sold 425. 6d. to 441.64.—Gambier sold 9s, to 94. 3d.

COTTON.—LirmtrooL, Oar. 12.—The market w
rather pinky to-day, and the sales were stoat 4,000 bales.
MANCIIEBTER, OCT 12 —Prix ea are as depressed as an
Tuentay, in both geode and yams; at the ante time, the extremely'
pekes are bringing bums into the market. There have tree a god
may rather er ends, Vermilion' both for clothe and yarn ban
this state of things, the Germans especially taking advantage of its
and their parehassi hare been comparatirely large.

IRONSIASTERS' QUARTERLY MEETING.—Ba-
msonAu, OCT 12.—The ironmasters held their MIMI quarterly Mali.
tog here today. There was a large attendance of deniers so well m
makers, and orders were more freely offered than accepted at ersimg
the resolve, as at Wolverhampton and at the'prill.
nary meeting at Dudley was, to adhere only to existing rates, them.
nettled Nate of affairs oe the continent not prognosticating a rebind
, the full tide of trade there for some time to come: on me other had
' the demand far iron for the heavier descriptions of =nutmegs..
both for home pernmea, for South America, and other minters, Y•
good that at present no fears need b, entertained that prices wglrn
cede. Pig tree may perhaps creep up a few shilliop should ths ab•
mend continue mat present, stocks being unusually small. B
this there is nothing to add to the remarks under OM brad from V.
rerbamiton yesterday., She tadnosaters report that the trent is
looking better, end that they emondently sandpits a rise ta
coune of the next two sr three minks ; the men are for the ant
part quiet and satinged with nape miry now stand.