The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-27 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1859.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OP BANKRUPTCY.
(Been Mr. Canseandseer Hoßoyd.)
IN 111 /SM.
Tin heebrapt, deseittsd es • kick maker sad brewer, of
Cheerio, to the LM sf Bly, applied for him artificeo.
Useseered debts, SAX ; seek speeds of 3.0018.
Kr. Wee s for the ' s. There war so
rem The k Asyut bar Wes is NIL
censistig of pub& houses, wee de-
=Wilda 70 per esnL the preen of the Beer Bet is
Bebsequet knee soupelled raise maw et
en seeneens tee of eerie re ,18b7 sod dadiag he teed
eat en, be at see pissed himaalf to the beide at Ye
Be hid bee ea sees senierste tot 30 7~3
sod bed Mid the ekes el lasi sheriff for the catustka
ef Itaitendos sod Cesibridge. The esibre es bed take,
yweesedelp scene otie of the seesrad embers, sad should
they be esceserfel, the sOt. weak ;fed soars than 211.. fa
the peed. The creditors tbaeght it •CM is which • Int-
deem eartideste eight roy to grouted.
Ms Harm said the 'seen et the lime the
bad base la Inelnins, the keportret sad responslbieksba
time he bed Med, end the Mayo east of sees, the
este wee clearly ene be • first-elms ceru flute. The bank-
rept left the ewe without the alightset tent on hie
eitsrecter.

IN NI HAULS.
The bankrupt was &twitted w a wlse INirchaat, of Old
Broad-street, and Otenceeter-srsis, Pimlico. This was the
certificate meeting. Dobta sod liabilitiee, 4,6601.; property
bald by ereditore,l,33ol.
Mr. lANINNOS, for the relgners, offered no apposition.
The beak:opt had Incurred large liabilities for other persona,
bet he had u dsrgoo. seven months' kepriecencient, and no
fraud woe Imputed. All the property had been take is
in by the Oaks Bent, and there were no swift
whatever.

Hu Honoar rid *bar, bat for the imprisonment which the
bankrupt bed the court would hare proaoanoed
an adverse judgment. • slight take a certificate of the
third chew

SHARE LIB2B-711118 DA).

Two °Uwe.
The railway @hare market to-day is better. An
almost general advanoe of 1 to 1 per cent. has taken
place, although business is mainly restricted to pre-
parations for the settlement. Midland stack is in
especial demand, and has risen to 1054 to
I. London and North Western stock is quoted 931 us
to t ; Great Western, 62! to 631 Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 954 to 961; Great Northern, 1011
to 1 ; York and North Midland, 721 to ;
London and South Western, Mt to 931; and
Eastern Counties, 664 to 661.
Lomberdo-Venetian Railway shares are rather
lower, at 2 1-16 to 2 3-16 prem., ex int. A great
rise has taken in Great Luxembourg shares, whieh
are last marked 71. Great Western of Canada Rail-
way shares retain the steadier appearance noticed
yesterday.

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MONEY XdREBT.-2BIS 11,41.

.wo o'Cioci.

The fonds to-day are dull, bat not lower, a redno-

tion of i per cent., which was quoted at one period
of the morning, having since been recovered. The
market naturally responds in some degree to the
unfavourable reaction on the Paris Bonne.
In the share markets firmness continues to pre-
vail. The principal feature is a rise in British rail-
way stooks and Great Luxembourg shares, which are •
powerfully supported at the pending settlement.
The scrip of the New Indian Loan is steady, at
1001 to
_ .

The Three per Cent. Rents' were quoted at Paris
this morning, according to Mr. Renter'. telegram, at
69tr. 05fr. for the account, but improved to 69fr. 15e.
The latter price, however, shows a decline of 1 per

cent. since yesterday.
Consols are officially marked 935 to 5 for
money, and 935 for the 11th Oct. The
present quotations are 965 to 5 for cash, and
965 to 5 for the account. The New Indian
Loan (stock) has been dealt in at 1005 to ;
ditto Scrip, at 1005; the Four per Cent,
Debentures, of 1869, at 965 to 5 ; India Bonds, at
es. die.; and Exchequer Bill., at 235. to 265. prem.
Mexican Bonds continue to attract a great deal of
attention. A few sales, however, have been preened to-
day. Transactions are recorded at 235 to 5 for
the 17th of October. The present quotations
are 235 to 5 for money, and 235 to 5 for the new
account, being 5 to 3 per cent. lower than yesterday
afternoon. Turkish stocks remain steady—the Old
Loan is quoted 84 to 86, and the New 695 to 70. Sales
are recorded as follow.:—Mexican Three per
Cents., 235, 235, 235; ditto for account, 235, 235,
23/ , Peruvian Four.and-a-Half per Cents., 92;
Portuguese Three per Cents., 1606, 1807, 1589, 44;
Russian Five per Cents., 1115 ;ditto Three per Cents.,
1869, 675; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 45;
Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 84, 845; ditto Six
per Cents., 1838, 695, 70; ditto Guaranteed Four
per Cents., 1025 ; Venezuela One per Cents., 165.
The demand for money, both at the Bank and in
the open market, was only moderate yesterday, and
more disposition was shown in some quarter' to take
good bills at a fractional reduction from the Bank

The ensuing settlement in the share market is
fixed for the 17th October.
The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday
was 140,0001., principally Australian, makiog a total
of about 800,0001. since the date of the last return.
Two gold ships ere known to he still at sea, viz.,
the Marco Polo, with 132,0001., and the Waterloo.
with 10,0001. The former has been 77 days out.
The English mail of June reached Sydney on the
10th of August, by the steamer Bombay.
At St. Petersburg the exchange is quoted Mid.,
and tallow 60 to 61 s.r. _ . _ . _

The Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Com-
pany.m have reoeived intelligence of the suooeseful sub-
mersion, on the 23rd inst., of their new amble between
Malta and Alga Grandy, in Sicily, • distance of about
70 miles. This cable, which is of great strength, and
Frlarone conducting wire, is now publicly open
transmission of messages between Malta and
this country.
The Directors of the Great Indian Peninsular
Railway Company have made • further call of 21.,
payable on the 29th Oct., on the shares on which 41.
ta now paid.
The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this
week an inmate of 1,3061. .

The traffic return of the Great Western Railway
of Canada, received yesterday, shows a decrease of
1,0381. sterling.
A dividend of 9s. No. per share for the first six
months of the present year, will be payable on the
shares in the Tourney to Jurbise and Leaden to
Remelt Railway Company, on the let October.
The tallow market here is quiet, with only a
limited demand for consumption, manufacturers
evincing little disposition to replenish their stocks at
the existing high prices, the more especially as large
supplies are shortly expected. The stock is almost
exactly the same as last week, the arrivals having
been limited to 950 casks.

MONDAY EVENING.

Consols, which clamed on Saturday at 951 to !,
opened this morning at the same quotation, fell to
95 9-18, "sellers," and eloped at 951 to f, both for
money and the 11th October. The of business
report I. as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for
mousy, 961, ff, ditto for account (11th Oct.),
951, 1; India Stock, 218; the New Indian Five pec
Cent. Loan (clock), 1001, 1001; ditto scrip, 1001,
d; Indian our per Ont. Debentures, 1858, 9511
itto 1859, 951, 951 ; India Bonds, 84. die.
The scrip of the New Indian Loan was last quoted
1001 to f. Numerous small investments continue to
be made in this loan from day to day.
The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868
were quoted 951 to f; those of 1859, 951 to 1; and
Excheqaer Bills, 23e. to 28a. prem.
In the foreign stock market the movement was
again principally °Wined to Mexican Bonds. Rea-
lisations predominating, partly, on foreign account, a
reaction took place to 231 to f. There wee then a
rebound to 24, "buyers," and the closing quotation
was 231 to 1, being i to f per cent. below that of
Saturday. Turkish Bonds oontinue steady, the issue
of 1864 being quoted 841 to /, and that of 1868, 89/
to 70f. Venezoclaßondswere more inquired for. The
scrip of the new Russian Loan wasquoted 1 die. to par.
Bank shares remain steady. The shares of the
Van Diemen's Land Company experienced to-day
the extraordinary improvement of 21. to 31. There
was also an advance of 11. to 21. in Canada Land.
North British Australian were inquired for. Bast
and West India Dock Stock was marked 120.

—The wheat market to-day was steady, at last
Monday's rates.

MINli&-IHI3 DAY.

Two o'Ctocx.
The mining market remains steady, with a fair
amount of business. In the Stock Exchange Wheal
Kitty (Lelant) shares are rather more offered, and are
masked la. East Wheal Russell have been dealt in
81. The other principal transactions have been in
shares in United Mines, Vale of ,Towey, Tamar, and
lierodafoot.
Cobra Copper Mining shares are still enquired for,
with an upward tendenly ; transactions are officially
recorded at 47 and 471. English and Australian
Copper shares are in active demand, and bare risen,
being marked 11, it. and 1.

SUICIDE IN THE HIV'S TINE.—On Saturday,
afternoon, aboutekseryarlar put 6 o'cleck. a young 1
weed menu , was sea to rash down the
TebahsB:verQ79ll7".'ios hapontcl" ri&to ImPitimatsthehlinsespoltr, andil4.l4o4lllth. Tyne.
Jestingly resorted to for the reessety of the body ; bat ten
minutes bed eloped before the soarchom intended In their
object. The body was ceavd to the Deed-boner, and
medical amistaeos was poeured; bat notwitlistandiog that
the demand had been so short a tiros Immersed in the water,
life we. bond I. be ratio!.—Neterastle Mrowielo.
A FOOLISH Luar.—On Sunday afternoon a man
named Thames Hilleock, while under the Memos of liquor,
bet with one of his oracles that he would leap over a wall at
*send of the Vietoria•bridge and corner of Adolohl-clreet,
for bell a coat hkln of s*Hr. The wall le between 20 an 3
30 hot Usk os the one sstfddS.. Hs lisped over the wall, but
be be W slag. HY Mewls therreyee list to the feareterr.—
Intr2l wait, 6'01117144
eYrilitLD ELECTIONS INQUIRY COnsiteslON.
—Arrangements have boom made Le conducting the &bore
%quirt'. and a notice hes hem tensed by Mr. E. L. Dew,
dem seary to the reastakeknets, that they wilt bold their
Rat meetly at the Irma maw &mires-ouse, In tte
becomes of Wahl** Tassilay, the 4th of Oactev, at
11 o'clock. The commisskmers am Mr. Forysant Pigott.
Hr. W. H. Willis, and Yr. Wyndham Slade.
JEDOIIIOII R.ULWAT.O-vAt the half-yearly meeting
aims dalopally, Noma, had at Jedbargh, a report we. pre.
'add, markt that the 111,6009 ter the half-year ens 1,736!.,
Wanda( a owesiderable incluse over the correeponding
aix
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ITALY.

CENTRAL ITALY.
(PION ova SIWILL Collazirox

PARMA, Burl'. 21.
Cavaliers Farini, the dictator of the Modena and
Parma provinces. it at present here, busy with the
organisation of the new government and with the
arrangements for the loan of five million francs
already authorised by the National Amembly. The
dictator has not only proved himself an able politi-
cian in writing and speaking, but be has gaits
astonished both friends and enemies by his &mum
and capacity as a practical administrator. He M
an not quite fifty, as active as say city noon in
London can be, and he is the very soul of palls
affairs in these two Durham Bowe symptoms of
diaturbacoe having showed thewralves the day blare
yesterday in the rape market, s low of the ring-
leaders were arrested last night, and the row which
h►d threatened to di. urb the peace of the town
has been stopped by the energy of the dictator.
The few adherents of the Dmitime—and indeed
they are very few—were of ODUIMB on the gin Mee,
for they hoped to have a second sail sere irietist
riot got op for this monies, this Wog a waist
day. Their hopes were, however, USA by the
arrested last night, and Puma looks se eiderly end
calm as ever.

The government of Modena and Parma is carried
on by the ministers appointed by Signor Feria,
who is continually going to and fro between them
towns. Yesterday a change of ministry took piste
hire, not for any political rename, but merely hr
canes the fernier administration did not seem quite
able to manage public snits in a «aids/tory
Signor Maestri has been appointed Rim
Secretary; Count Mischi, Minister of Public Instals.
don; Signor Terminal, Minister of Public Werke;
Signor Bruni, Minister of Justice; and Bisset
Manfredi, Minister of the Finance*. The new
racists' are very popular here, ee that the Parme-11
sin folks great and small are quits satisfied with the
change. The organisation of military istreasseits
and of the national defences is for both duchies con.'
centratied at Modena, and the business of such an
important branch of administration is carried ea
ander the immediate control of the dictator himself.
Colonel Frapoli is, indeed, the responsible Minister
of War, but Parini and Gemara Fanti are the true
directory of military arrangements, which, I am
glad to my, an carried cis with incessant activity.
It is true that volunteers are pouring in here hem
every part of Italy, so that yesterday I could myself
see more than 200 young men who had just arrived
from Venice, arid were soon directed on Modena, to
be embodied in the new regiments in course of forma-
tion. This continuous arrival of young men greatly
facilitated the task of the government, which, acting
in perfect accordance with that of Bologna, wi►l be
able to organise a numerous army before the mantle
of October is over.

You are already aware the command of the army
of Central Italy hag devolved upon General Fanti.
The accord between him and Garibaldi could not be
more perfect ; and even the clouds which, after the
fall of Rome, had arisen to cool the friendship
between the last-named general and his colleague.
Boreal, have been dissipated in a recent meeting of
the two warriors at Bologna. lam not now in a
position to send you a correct report of the actual
streugth of General Fanti's army, for, se I laid
above, it is at Modena that the headquarters of the
general are now established. In two or three days
I shall, however, go there, and I hope to send you
full and reliable information on this important
subject. To meet whatever emergencies the future
may have in store for this part of the Italian
peninsula, the governments of Coatis! Italy
do not neglect any means of hanging about a slam
mutual union of themselves, se that they may bare
as far as possible, their law and regulations in se-
,
outline* with those of the State to which they hope
to be united. To attain this object a new Custom-
house League has just been concluded by the Duchies
of Modena, Parma, aril Tuscany with the Legation.
They are going to adopt the same tariff., the same
weights and measures, and the same currency as
Piedmont. The delegates of the different States are
on the point of meeting at Florence with the object
of carrying out as soon ea possible this really judi-
cious and useful reform. By this common action of
their military, political, and administrative depart-
merits, they intend to prove to Europe that
they are determined to rid themeless foe
ever of their old rulers, and to share the fate of
constitutional Piedmont. The deputation sent to the
Emperor by the National Assembly of the Parma
provinces, who will start to-day for Biarritz, bats
been instructed to tell his Majesty that only brute
force can restore the Duchies here. The ems de-
claration will be made by the delegates of the Lega-
tion., who an still detained at Bologna, for they have
had whet I should call the candour to ask the Em-
peror whether he le willing to receive them or not.
l'eople here consider this request a political blunder
for it is always easier to refits' tone an inconvenient
visitor in writing than when he is at the door, since
• letter never bltishes.

Besides this address voted by the National Ass
sembly, the deputation of Parma has the missioa to
present to Louis Napoleon an origiesl document
from which his Majesty will be able to judge how
reliable were the simonises' given to him by the
Marquis Pallavicino, when he had the temerity to
state is the imperial presser* that the Duchess of
Parma bad never thought, even for a Tv:went, of
asking for the armed intervention of Austria. You
will remember how the sentimental friends of the
Duchess were at the time lavishing their praises on
her highness; and, if I am not mistaken, even the
serious Journal des 11.",ats could not refrain from
paying a tribute of admiration to the niece of Charles
X. The candid minister who so deliberately is'.
pored both upon the Emperor and upon Europe
with such a pions fraud, reckoned without
his hose, sad did not then know that
the isdisaveet researches of Cavaliers Parini would
hod sores to the ducal archives. Bach, however,
hee bees the MOP, sad the pitiless dictator who bee
dielatened Praia V... 1 famous epistles et Modena,
has jest discovered at Parma also a document whisk
will se doubt make the worthy marquis lees forward
in rotate.

I bars hems fertimate tomes to have
_the origiool
despatch placed in my heads, and it is now before
me. As you will see, the despatch bears the date of
May 26, sad is addressed to Margate Pallaricise
himself, thee prime minister of the duchess, by a M.
Tboroasio. a former secretary of the well•known Mr.
Ward, and who, after the abrupt dismiss,' of ht. former
toaster, weis appointed by the Duetwes her chargé.
d'Affaires at Vienna. 11J not overlook the date ;it
it of the otmait importance, since it proms the de.
mend for intervention was made by Monsieur
Theessain before the affair of Mootebello bed ft-
carrot'. The Duchess sad her minister did set them
suppose that a Iwo army as the Austrian was sold
be completely swished within he. than two seethes
for they bed u uolimited faith in the military skill
of melt a emend as Count Gyulai WU belivesd
be. The despatch, which in three days will be In
the hands of Louis Napoleon, is written in French,
and I translate it, with its camber, so that the writer