The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-05 00:00:00

them how they misconducted themselves for the future, for l 5 11,411,110 y female come forward and prove the charges against any of them he should put the law in full force, :hen uo doubt they would be sent to prison for a long period with hard labour. GREEc:WICH. 271.6 rt L1rY172271. irdliciii Huol,• labouring man, belonging to Lewisham, l;reared to a summons, charging him with moulting An eer Jackson, a fugitive slave from America. The complainant, who gave his evidence with great good humour, said that he resided at 17, Ilanoveretrer., Wel worth. He was an escaped slave from the Southern States o f America, and on Thursday he was addressiog persons arenibled in the open air at Lewisham, upon the four and a half million of slaves in America, when a man, not the defendant, climbed a lamppost near him. Fearing same molestation from this individual, as he wee standing .11 a table, he moved away to another spot, but he had not lung been addressing those assembled before the crowd pressed in and the defendant upset the table on which he was standing, breaking two of the legs of the table and throwing him down. Mr. Traill—How do you know it was the defendant who did this! The complainant replied he was certain it was the de fendant, who ran away, the crowd saying—" Blacks., there he goes, catch him." (Loud laughter.) He ran after the defendant, and succeeded in catching him, when the defendant struck him in the facie, and endeavoured to get s way. He, however, held his "grip" of him, holding him be the shirt collar, and in the struggle the defendant by Borne means slipped out of his shirt and got away. (Roan of laughter.) The defendant, in answer to the magistrate, said he had been drinking, and was pushed against the table by some other persons. Had he not been drunk, he should not have acted in the manner it bad been stated he had done. Mr. Traill said drunkenness was no excuse for such mis coodurt. Perhaps the public streets, strictly sod legally speaking, were not the proper places for lecturers to take their stand ; but parsons who might have different opi nions to those they might then hear could easily avoid un pleasantness to their feelings by going away. He should, in the i present case, impose a fioe of 10s. and costs, or 14 kyle mprisonment, and he would, in addition, order delve not to pay any costs complainant might have been put to in attending the court. The complainant said defendant was a poor urn lilts him. WI, and he would not ask for personal costa. All be mated was to make an example of him by having ddeadant toed by his worship. The defendant having paid the money, was liberated. THE FRIGHTFUL MORTALITY IN BETHNAL GREEN. On Saturday Mr. John Humphreys, the Middle sex coroner, resumed, at the Lord Nelson Tavern, Half Nichol-street, Bethnal-green, the inquiry respecting the dreadful mortality in the Rogers family, five of whom have died within five weeks, apparently from the blood being poisoned from foul air, and from water fetid in quality and deficient in quantity. It will be recollected that at the inquest held on Thursday last upon George Rogers, a boy twelve years of ego, it was proved that he did lia n' m poisoning of blood; but Dr. Parnell, medical officer to the London Hospital, was of opinion that in his particular case the malady might have been attributable to a natural disease. It traospired, however, that two of dimmed sis ta. were then lying dead in the home No. 19, Mould. square, and that they, as wall as two °them, had expired tinder similar circtimetances. The Cornier immediately issued his warrant to have the burial of the children de ferred, and instructed Dr. Gay, the senior surgeon at the Great Heathers HosOtal, to make a careful poet-mortem examination of their bodies, which was dome on Saturday morning. Thorold.equare consists of twenty-two houses, within the wretched wails of which 350 people are slated to mist. It was built about 70 years ego, and its iehabitante so all either weavers or shoemakers, who earn but • very marions living. The state of the cempools is described ea bring been foe years abominable, and unendurable even to su f those who wore lon accustomed to it. The water of the square was by means of a tank four feet high and el ,st five feet which received water from a pipe hem the rain and y it up through a pump which was nearly always useless from being out of order. A witness deposed that during a period of 13 years that be lived in the square lbws bad been no water for about 18 months &Depths., and is the hottest time of the present summer there was nose to be had for three weeks at a stretch. The jury having hese swore, proceeded with the Dormer to view the pr emi ss It was stated that in the 22 home 9/ children had been attacked, sad that 12 of them had died. After several witnesses had been heard, the Dormer summed up. He said that the evidence proved that the Nate of the neighbourhood was revolting, sad that the de. oesaed died from that state. On the part of the lacidlord it wee attempted te be shown that the witnesses were under relies to quit, or had been &itemised upon, and were them fore biassed. But it was tolerably clear that they had got into that trouble in a great measure from their action in the water of the anima-ea The father of the Ave children made no complaint ,• but he admitted that he was ender sneeze of mot, sad every excess meld he made for his stlenoe. The widow* of Dr. Gay left so doubt as to the reality of the nuisances, sod that they had been fatal to the ammed. The jury then, after some delibeesUce, returned a ver dict that deceased died from blood-poisoning, arising from impure sir, bad water, and bad &Usage When the above inquiry wee completed, the bodies of the three unfortunate children were eoeveyed to the Victoria park Cemetery, followed by a crowd of 200 parsons, aed the mournful procession reached the mouad Meetly before dusk. The bodies were placed in 020 grave, where two other childrea bed been previously ietervad. The owner of the Looses in Mould-square has gives elders to various improvements to be curried oat, and the Wilding', which are in a mast wretched and dilapidated ceeditica, will he thoroughly repaked. Many of the men pin have received notice to quit, but it is • question whe ther the bosom will not be coedsmeed by the authorities of the &hid. Dr. Peewee, the medical Offialt of health, and urine members al the vestry and the board of guardians of the parish have Ukelele* made en °diked survey of the beams in the hav e which is am of the most unhealthy ia this populated district. WEATHER REPORT.--(THIS DAY.) --w-- MONDAY. 00201711 5, 8 A.N. &l& D. W. P. I. Q. LZ. 11. Nabs . .... - 2085T1 W. --". 96 b 139 ts b a s h "l" :1: 4 W.N.W.' 14 b 96 a 0. Webb =ll- OS LW. II .. 1104 W.9.W. is 1:50 *kw ern em. 24 050 Dakar....._ ID W.N. W 0.47 MN. „ 2111 N.W. Is 0. AN &..K to 0.51 • • V a s t' S.W. t ee s e. 7 mlrebe...- &W. 115 Pass•••• h IP f I. o. od .1 , 4 14! NI. L'Orimit . 00 117 , &L W. 10 • OAS lacasiere go.ot 61, Z. NI f .., _ _ie — .ll4•7ll; mremeeca 14•40 a ./o.os ate w. N.W. 20 m O.Ol Dover roans 4e ' N.N.1.• W m Yonardli 10.414 40 I N.N.W. 12 e 11 41041•44 ..... 1005 181 I Z. I 10 •O. PIOIIIIIIIJ IVZSDAT. - 01117111 WIDWIIIDAY. 8.W.t0N.W.. Meow to NoIWW-lail. W. to N.E., WOES to a gale, unsettled, trek Yeomen. Nome rain. N.N.W. OS B.W.,fresh Wire COMM B.W. to N.W. and to to moderatmehowers. N.l„, fresh to MAI. Mts. B.W. to N. and E, ma SoMMlCommt. N.M. to N.E. sad to derate, fine. ILL, moderate to bed. Gee. N.W. to N.Y.., sad Borrli-EM/E. As above. '.L, moderate to . light fine. North-Fkat=Calthoess to Norfolk. Watt=Dokogal to Coen salt. Nootb=Chanool sod By Wads. South-East=Btralt of buyer to Norfolk. Deararcrtvg Fuss Ain - --PmnBABLE LOSS or Litx.—A fire broke out shone 1 o'clock this morning, in the premises beloogieg to Mr. J. Davis. lieeseed victualler. end Proprietor of the Millard Arms, No. 5, Middlefu= l St. George's-in-th e -E as t. Th e firemen furtunaty to mare the upper Boon of the tavern. bat the lower pert. exhaling the fittings. were nearly destroyed. Between 1 and 2 °clock a fire broke oat in sums stabling, No. 7, Jahn. an'a mews, aim. road. It appears that a rasa named John Cottony, sitar being oat the previous evening, came to the stable in a state of intoxication, taking with him • candle which be lighted in the stable. Nothing more wee leen or heard of the man until loud cries of "Fire!" and " Help!" were heard. Several neighbours rushed to the stables and found • quantity of straw in flames. sad the infortunate man was in the midst. He wee se fright:a, horned that it was deemed advisable to bore him moored to the hospital, where. at the date of the raeousta, he ma fast sinking. A fire happened • few hours before the shove iu the premises occupied by Mr. W. H. Brown, Vei raven light reenufactur. r, \o.l a, James-duel. Milisand. The flames extended to every part of the workshops, blow. is; the roof off. The fire was not extinguished said the mutest' were nearly CfUtlrlltd. GERMAN NATIONAL LEAOL —Lut Saturday the members of this society held their usual seeethly miest ieg which was numerously attended. After en iinpreseire .oenier speech from the newly-elected chasm, Praffewer Rinke!, the secretary (Dr. Zara) reed a report at the date (f the society. In eonsetputece of a keg sod animated de o:mien, a resolution was puma to celebrate the fiftieth ioniversary of the haul, of imipsic, by as extreordismy meetin g to be held ou the 17th inst.. on which measke lotriotic glees will be sung, and Mr. D. Bern will deliver the commemoration speech. The camber of members in majors is again rapidly itairessing. Minim Toole awl Paul Bedford have been play z with their old sucuesuat Belfast during the rata week wher e L vio.r; Previously enn.pleted an engagement at Dublin,' their personattuns met with uubounded Appian's. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1863. SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciooic.. The railway market is inactive to-day, and, with the exoeption of a decline of t per cent. in Great Eastern, and t in South Eastern, the principal lines are quoted the same as at the close on Saturday. Lon don and North Western stook is now quoted 1031 to 1031, ex ciiv.; Great Western, 661 to 66, ex div.; Midland, 124 to 129, ex div. ;Lancashire and York shire,ll9t to 113, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 611 to 4, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1194 to 120, ex div. ; South Eastern, gik to ex div. ; Great Northern, 120 to 127, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 1014 to 102. Ottoman Railway shares have improved, and Turin and Savona, Bahia, and Eastern of France are in demand. Canadian lines still exhibit au upward tendency- Scinde and Eastern Bengal stocks are inquired for. era RAMAT& Mal O r I te 1 p.m -'"gBlitur&ims• 27 100/ dSi 6 di id - :4 .... ici 1121 112 i 133 111 1 8 1 3 8 Pal xd 9 71 i 10 BEMS/I POSSESSIONS. ab.l ea I unman. I Vi ing t,,,, Pd"* ". I alm a 1 1". p.... Y as as ustara.a. LAWS , 64 86 - /L 111 100.1/01000.10.8.4.6 107 106 - 111 Do 11 Do.. D D ow. 1 Nam low 4 1 14 1 14 NI pok - 111 74 - 111 94 DOIDINNakalUrNall 11 191 Ds. 11010600 . 14 94 -. 10 iss askilraskateotala ... _SpA lido.. Ari LIM .- .... 111 10 OINOIO 1111. 70060- 1•7 1 00 - 81 10 ON*LeDook4p.o.gas. 104 108 in - ID 10 a Domerara.7p.c.por.pre - - - 06 109 lillors Dead US 110 100 86 101 Mai Lam gas. 6 i. 4 lOl 100 1064 4 1 MI 19 Do. G. Zamemos ll 14 pea - 10 10 De. H. do 11. 10 OMNI Troia ol Canada 13 0 8 4 13 1 114 10 si Do. lst pest Bonds 76 78 71, HMI el Do. do. deferred 61 44 - 100 a Do. tad pref. Bonds_ 09 71 n 10 NI Do. do. deferred 00 14 - IN A Do. Ord putt. Stock 62 64 61 2 160 la Do. do. deterred 41 44 - 100 A Do. WIL prat. Moak ID 21 821 101 al Do. do. deferred 16 28 - N. 01 eroall DAN Poolmouo 104 10a - f 0 U Do. lot -...— - O 0 10 Do. Jaavary; 1901- a 11 pas - 86 IN N. I. of lalla 0. 6p. ot. 107 108 - 84 109 Do. a Deer cent . . - - - 109 all at.w.a&wA k ile:* it tat 111 4 si 111 Da. Now a die a 100 A 110.110.0116.m711,w.0p :41 16 - IN 02 D0.11p.64.1116.967.11 89 01 rd - 1e 1 laAhm Drsaeb,llmited 4 Ipm - 10 1 Do., New - - /. 101 alarm Dew a pot a B6 100 - KIN Do. 40. 4 _puck 107 toe - 110 Do. a poo at ••_ 1014 104 - 10 2 Do. Mb ettanalon — - 60 NI Deb. aad Hobson Bay 679 082 - M NI 111.1fte•wkok/6 ONsdo duo • cads 1 6 - ... 101 N. Z. al °Nada Ip. o B2 04 - It. 10 11100,860 liper cant lO7 108 1071 2 8 84. 100 Do. WM do lO7 108 - II 1 Do. do. do ft 100 Do. Taajaab do 10 74 198 3 - 1L 110 Do. 1d.0.1181.060 6 102 106 104 No. I se. 0 1, - (FOO IKON IKON 111,001 *ASO - I.iiil 594.780 20,002 ii:OOO mow Vie moos "no JO to&S t 19. 107 102 Orl 102 106 arlellll. ansta•Malleva Atlantic L. Katt !M(.) AnstraNan Urinal.. • • Barns Watarwrelia.. • Bombay O. Malted— Asnerlaam Lai Britt Irish lLi. DM& Iran Canada Land OanadaagancyAaao. ) Wan Company Cop.K.NaZreL 7 p.c a rtriderance Do.. p. K Prep. Dab laran.lealrrla.R. Can ' ligyptianCom..lTrd.(L bscatto Tatapapa lan. and haat. 0.9 O.Credit&Plael 7..nk Sea. Nam I N=.l Gnat W Do. 17epor cant. Prd Hudson Nay Intarnat.Pthan.Soc.(l ) Dan= Irrigation Canal I tit orined ft) lle t 2 21 21 9 1 2 1 I, dim par U 26 115,001? -14 1 ,ear - 7.1;a7 _ /NM Moak Dbconat(L. LasokaAfrlcauTradling Las. Mulct TeL Las. )Inanetal Asia. (L Loa Goa Osaalaa. w. Maitrai I rtio. & Casa. 161111ot. lh. TaL ITAaa ) Nahallawl&Cau.Oo.(Li National &mom{ Co.. ItaboddaCoalalrce(L) N.Zsaland T.andL (Lim N. BM. Australasi Gas an. Odenial Da NN. °Waft la Sim (Ussj Oatotosa Or Nal avow Lod lb Ulm Peak. sod Oahu. Siam a a IT 10 iliiil ltew WOO UAW f 1 p -18 20 18 411 118 1111 1111 118 2 dig 2 poi 2 1 lIPIE US _WO_ - - - 1 114.11L(L) -- 3 1111 50, li fli 1 i dbl ti t i re! 119 . IfrO if 2p - el xnl ei Rd pek pot r 42 pm 2 ma 1 f pm as ' per 48 10 0 82 18 20 pos n 1 oes. 8 T 21 28 1 tem 72 14 138 1411 1 poi IS 83 I • sek I P lll 13 14 1414 4 iSo Do &llia. La.(L) do lord Mall Stara Sorra Arr. toreallo. ILAtraft Mort. Inv.(L kW& Aircraft& Lad andircirlso T. ear T.:c e di. ad Arta.) LI. LACri.ll.owead. Mt. rimelore TM. To. Dlascaa's Load— . PREFERENCE SHARES. Grist Northern, 5 per mat., redeem. at 5 per ant. prem., rta. •sat Western (West Midland—Oxford.), gnu. shares 5; R mat., IM, , 51, ex dir. London and Brighton, 5 per oent, guar. stock, No. 2,115. London, Chatham, and Dover, 5 par sent. pref., 99, ex div. LORD CLYDE'S BIQUIET TO GENERAL VINOIL- In • codicil to his will, dated 23rd May last, the late Lord Clyde thus expresses himself in reference to the above dis tinguished French general, now commanding the Lt divi- WAG of the army of Paris :—" I give and bequeath to Lint.- General Vinoy, commanding • division in the French' army, and my old and beloved comrade in the Crimea, the stun of 503/. as • token of my especial esteem and regard." During the Crimean campaign General Vinoy commanded a body of French troops placed near thou commanded by Sir Colin Campbell at Balaclava. On several occasions difficult and perilous duties wen nodded to their united forces. The nehot was a warm and luting friendship between the two generals, whose example contributed ranch to the establishment of that thorough good understanding,• kindly feeling, and manual admiration, which marked the interomove of the Bouvet and Highlanden throughout the Crimean war. If we are not misinformed, • portnit of General Piny, painted expressly for Queen Victoria, now hangs in her Majesty's writing closet at Windsor Castle, as a companion picture to that of his comrade in arms, Sir Colin Campbell. At the assault and capture of the Malakoff General Vino) , greatly distinguished himself, and at this moment there is no officer in the French army more likely than Vinoy to obtain a menhirs truncheon. DINO. -.Me Tuesday last, at WinrUeeltain Church, sear Begehot, Surrey, a gentleman nod 75, formerly a corn dealer in that village, who has ben blind for 40 years, was united in the bands of Hymen to a lady 43 years his junior, and who was almost a total stran ger to him. It is said that owing to some family disagree ment, the gay Lothario declared that he would marry again if he could only find a suitable partner, and that thereupon one of the gentler sex, always on the look out for meta -1 making, introduced to him the lady who is now his bride. The bridegroom, who was a widower, has children and grandchildren liviog. Love is proverbially blind, and it cannot be said that the bridegroom upon this occasion has rushed into matrimony with his eyes open. All the village turned out to assist at the spectacle, and quite a gala dry was observed in Baphot, in honour of the auspicious event.—Serrey Mail. The GLASGOW Tixa-Gox.—On Thursday the new timeltuu for Glasgow wan fired for the first time at 1 o'clock, simultaneously with the discharge of the pieces at Edinburgh, Newcastle, North Shields, and Sunderland. The experiment was witnessed by a large number of 'peon ton, and some interest Las been awakened as to whether it may be established as a permanent regulator of city time. Unit the matter is definitely decided, the gun will be fired every day at the NOW hour. The attention which bee been called to the subject by this thee-gun experiment has led to another scheme being proposed with the same end in view. Steps are now being taken to connect by an electric wire the Glasgow Observatory with one of the turret clocks in the city for the pus r of controlling the latter by the clock of the O bse rvatory, as Fraction so 'noonday at Liverpool. The controlling of a seconds clock by the same rnethol (Jones's) is also under consideration. THE RIOTS NEAY — GUILDTOED.—The disgraceful disturbances at St. Catherine's-hill were not repeated yester day. at all events to the extent that was feared would be the cue. This in attributed to the notice taken of the riots on "tap-up " Sunday by the London press, and to an idea that the Home Secretary or the local authorities would order some special precautions to be adopted. This imprew rim was not, however, founded on any fact. THE WENT BROMWICH MCEDER.--COMMITTAL OF THE PRISONER.—On Saturday, Benjamin Holding, who had already been committal for trial on the coroner's warrant tor the murder of his two children, was brought op on ra mend before Moire. T. Keorick and R. Bagman, at the West Bromwich Petty Sessions. Mr. S. Travis appeared on behait of the crown, and Mr. H. Jackson for the de teem. At the present examination hie wife was per mitted to occupy a Asir by his side, and hie mother was also accommodated with a seat while giving her evidence, in the course of which she evinced the utmost Eny. The evidence was substantially the same as that en before the carouses jury. The depositioes having read over the pritouer was asked if he had anything to say, and he said in a clear and firm voice, " I've no moot. !action of doing it," He was then fully committed to take hie trial on the charge of wilful murder at the wires. The accused, when called upon to sign his statement. wrote his name with a firm, steady hand. Before be left the court he held a brief convention with Mr. Jackson, his solicitor, with whom he shook hauls, and the prisoner was then I removed to the cell. In the nouns of the day he was taken to Stafford Gael. ALLEGED MURDER IN SCOTLAND.—At the Glas gow Autumn Circuit Court, Patrick Woods sod James Owens were tried before the Lord Justice Clerk on a charge of having stabbed Robert Brookmire at Maryhill in May last, The meadow were very protracted, but the jury eventually by a majority found the ow* against Woods not proven, and they unaoimonaly found Owens Dot guilty. The aneounosineet was received with loud apples's in court. The nehmen were then set at liberty. HEACHAM, DOCKING, AND BDIELNHAVI RAILWAY. —The directors of the Great have expressed their approval of this project, and have resolved to recommend to the proprietors to submit* parted the capital, and to week the line when oompleted at 50 per mat. of the rough re ceipt.. Surveys will be at once proceeded with, with a Ville to the necessary application to parliament. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE lIIT Illicrizc TZLIGRAPIL) COVENTRY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) AHRPTIO).—Honham, Lady Cornish, It's•all-orer, Stain ley, Fontscoy, Worcester , Tourist, Light, Golden Drop, Jacob, Portland, and Wyrley. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARH-LANE.- DAY.) The Meat Adrian from New York bring tither lower prices for both wheat and flour. On the continent the demand for all kinds of prodnoecontinues on a very moderate The supply of English wheat on offer in our market to-day was only moderate; but the quality of the samples was very floe. For both red and white wheats, the demand ruled steady, but tar from active, at prima equal to Monday last. We were again heavily sup plied with foreign wheat. The amount of business doing in all kinds was somewhat restricted; nevertheless, the currencies were supported. The show of barley, especially of English, was somewhat extensive. Most kinds changed hands to a fair extent at the late decline in value. In malt very little was doles at about stationary prices. Good sound oats were in fair request at fall quotations ; but damp parcels were a heavy inquiry at late rates. Beans were in abort supply and steady request, on former terms. }VDU commanded quite u much money u of late, with a fair demand. Both English and foreign flour sold at full prices. The trade, however, wee by no means brisk. The arrivals of floating cargoes off coast have been very numerous-viz., 44 cargoes of wheat, 48 maize, 6 barley, 2 rye, 1 valonia, 7 beans, 2 cottonseed, aad 12 linseed in all 122. Under the premium of supply the demand for wheat has filled off. However, 25 cargoes have changed hands. Polish Odeon has realised 37.. to 38s. 6d. ; Ghirka Taganrog, 341. 9d to 35e. ; Ibrail, 32e. ; Amber Mil wank's, 40a. ; Amber Ohio, 375. 100. ; Red Winter, 39e. 6d. ; ditto Canadian, 41s. per quarter. A good business has been done in maize at prima varying (rota Zss. 3d. to 28s. per 4801bn. Turkish , barley has sold at 265. ; and rye, 30s. per quarter. The demand for beans has continued quiet, at 295. 3d. for new Beide, and 295. for Behar& Danubian milleteeed is somiael, at 22a. to Ma 6d. ; and Syrian Dart. 245. to 24a. 6d. per quarter. Linseed has moved off slowly, but at previous rates. In warehouse, Bombay is held at 675. to 695. ; Calcutta, f Is. to 62a. ; Odessa and Azoff, 61s. 6d. to 695. ; . Enyptiao, 60s. to Iffs. ; lice Bt. Petemburg. 645. to 65a. ; inferior, 56e. to 60s ; Archan gel, 53e. to 60s. ; and Riga, 455. to 60e. per qr. The quantity of linseed now afloat thus compares with the same time last year: 1863. 1862. To London from Calcutta 134,622 qrs. 107,923 qrs. To Loudon from Bombay and Kurrachse 5,842 qrs. 6,293 qrs. To Liverpool from Calcutta 5,T31 gra 13,074 qrs. To Liverpool from Bombay and Kaneohe* Rapeseed in a slow sale, but not cheaper. Danish is offering at 645. 6d.; and Gunerat, 601. to 61s. Wild azoff ia quoted at 355. The quantity of rapeseed presumably on pump to t h e United Kingdom, compared with the corresponding period of last year is as follows : 1863. 1862. To London from Woad& 35,581 qrs. 19,743 gra To Loodon from Bombay 23,452 qrs. 8,121 qrs. To Liverpool from Calcutta To Liverpool from Bombay 27,400 qrs. 13,290 qn. Oottooseed is held at 81., with boyars at 71. 101. to 71. 121. Id. per ton. Oakes are less active, owing to the low value of paha ,• London-made are o ff ering at 91. 15e. to 101. ss. ; New York, in barrel', 10/. se. to 101.10 x. ; ditto, ia bags, 91. 101. to 91.15 e. ; Wedara, 91.2 a 6d. to 91.71.6 d.; 91. 7s. &L to 91. 10a. per ton. Concussed cakes are diary, at 41. 17s. &L to 5/. sa. per too. Aninvat OP Soma -English : Mires, 262 ; linseed, 186 ; rapeseed. 449 ; and tawdry, 403 qrs. Foreign : Linseed, 1,020; rapeseed, 806 ; maid, 5,000 ; sad sundry, 480 qrs. Etruria -Darien 19; oats, 125; tares, ; and rape. esed, 2,903 qrs. CURRENT PRIM 16101.71/11. Pie OP. WZOIAL a a Lora Keel, re* lint 40 to 48 Ditto, sew 41 to 44 Ditto,whhoii Into as Dl Dor_ to 67 Norfolk sal Wolk per Qr. 0626. I. e. llcatels. feed fra. wat" 16 to LS . bled rod UM 4l to 4 „ Dltto i o RI * r 4l to 44 _ "M maim — se t. 13 Tick • to SS Barrow PIP= 3B to 44 .._ ._ Malting Distilling ... 93t0t029 29 SS ad 1010. 171 4k Neatolk, and 0 to 03 Ltriptea aad Ware 0 to Oil Brown DM Old and row_ -- 0 to 0 PILI 34 to 36 40 U to = _ A 10 60 Town otatto: iillll2 Tbs. Zootabold s4 to 26 Oomstry Norfolk sad Satoh, ezokip 27 to 30 .use' - ' l6 te u " rattle. II So It Pali: WILT. a I. Dantak and Koalas bag 43 to 66 Ka to a Meeklow Per Qr. OA • • Dade% and Swedish 17 to 22 Yaede• Do= 42 to 48 ado au Itiadas, lord sett American, red 60 to 44 „ .eta 44 to 43 _ _ Dual* - 84 to rr rersion si to at mast„.. - SttoSS Mau Coax. ---- I White 29 to 30 I Y•Uow Grinding --. 24 to 28 Distilling Malting scowl 29661 e. Woody pis look W to 0 to /marks; pot .. 19 to LS 0110219 a. .. 19 to 21 I TO LONDON, BY LAND AND NUM 26 TO OCT. S. 111. Dutch, brow - IS to n „ toot ARRIVALS 07 GRAIN, Sa., I WATER CARRIAGE, SS.OI CLOWN'S. 110420. Farley. English ... 11100 0162 geotett .... 20 en Foreign .. 17424 1172 T0ta1.... 13714 12524 11 YAW Oala Boas Mar. I gra gra gra pm tido . oats. 114111 004 1M .. 183 6 2 14 1416 .. .. .... 11141 11 li l i is ... ,s 77770, nu 18234 137 liens LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. 'THE DAY.) Orr nun= AND DISIDNADIONAL TZLOGRAIII.) (now ova owl • - The market for 0014011 resigns dowdy at un'altered rates. The slam will probably foot-rap 7,000 bales at unchanged rates. MINCING LANI.T(THIB.I?tY.) SOCIAL —nom metiones to be a good demand, chiefly far brown qualities ; about 23,000 bags of cloyed Manilla sold, at 33a for old, and 32e. 9d. for fair quality ; sod there are now buyers rather above thom prime. but no pollees.' Rand is in rather more request. at full rates. Conn.—No sales of East Indio reported, the demand being quiet. 330 bar of Rio said at 72e. 6d. to 74e. 6d, Rtes.—Cargo kinds of Bengal costive* in good request ; 2,000 bap sold at 9s. to 9a 3d. for Balms. Corron.—The limited salsa reported support previous priors . . Tbs mks advertised for tomorrow amidst of 1,300 bar b's& of PAW Lelia, 9,000 bogs of Mauritius, sad 2,300 bags Pisan wow ; 100 casks, 600 bags coffee : about 31,000 packages of; 5,000 bags rice ; sad tawdry dry. matey goods. TALLOW ALLRICILT.—(THIS DAY.) Tim market is firm. Potoribmi T.O. on dos spot, 454. ditto, obi, 44.. ; °mobs, tot Domombor, 416. to 455. Jemmy to Mord. 4.5 a. 9d. PALTICULMW OP TALLOW. Stock on bond Ms day .... 117.180 Deliver/ Wilmot 6.160 Ditto frost Lt Jain d ,,170 Antral last soak Ditto trots lit Jew 10,660 trkeT.C.osibemostthisdayest ltto. 11/1. Ditto Tows lost Priday 38,813 1,261 16,163 3,703 27,042 Ca. N. SOL bd. 43,758 2,172 110.687 lAN 28,6711 48+. 444. Na 6d. • Antral for the week ending 1 3th October lama year. r casks. end deliver,. LW coat. The snivel last week roraprlesd 1 . 676 masks from Petersburg, 1.199 from Walk Amarice—total, kliboaaka. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of bouts le smaller than on Moody leek coesequeetly trade is more active for the best qualities at an advance co Thursday's quotations. Inferior descriptions, however, are not @snag any better. The supgly of sheep Is small. Bo also is the demand, sod it is very diffi cult to obtain say edema*. Choice calves are Mbar dearer than on Thursday. From Gernmay and Holland there are 2.410 besets, 8.310 'beep, 112 calves, sod 30 pip. Spaio, 51 beasts ; Ireland, 890 ; tad 2,400 f rom th e aes th ete an d midland seriatim. he stew of 8144 4 & U. d. I Pre dame 08 Ma U. d. U. d. la* 64468. lienslda. 6 6 0 Dot Du* lif-bdsab 0 0 0 0 11444 644464i5ral - 4 6 10 Dub Lo.(-.0.14.... 4 6 410 8. N .4 gua. bomb 6 S 6 i Do. do. lbws . 0 0 0 0 Cam 8 48 1 Si... & seaemd qui. 40 4 4 Nei Sol DisaMfAreds 4 6 W. 14•80 DINO, 46 Erik* 6, 10 ; e, rid lasaa, 21,10); Clam. ii 6; riA a*. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Yews. Potlatches and Smith report ea active de man d f or s u daacriptieao el the Dem growth. sad rebury sampke re am Sitter Prim'. The Provincial Bank of Canada is about windin g up. Its solos will be redwood at Modred or -anti' the lit of October, when they will ease to be s -owed by the deposit of provin cial secontats.—Conadias pow. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooK. The stock markets to-day are flat. The funds have declined k per cent. Some influence is exer cised by the preparations for the monthly settlement on Thursday. A check is also given by the continued tightness of the money market, and by the approach ing creation of new securities. English railway stocks are dull, but, except in one or two instances, scarcely lower than on Saturday, but the mare speculative kinds of foreign securities, especially Mexican, present an almost general decline. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 67fr. 85c., being per cent. better than on Saturday. . . . Consols are now quoted 934 to ft both foe money and the account (Oct. 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, ; ditto for account, 93#, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 914 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108#, 4, 3 ; Bank Stock, for account, 239. Foreign stocks are declining. There is a fall of 11} per cent. in Mexican Bonds, consequent upon the magnitude of the outstanding speculation, com bined with the conditional nature of the Arch duke Maximilian's acceptance, which, it is feared, will involve considerable delay in the settlement of Mexican finance. Turkish Consolid‘s are ft per cent. lower, and the reduc tion extends to Greek, Egyptian, and New Grenadian Stocks. Spanish Passive Bonds, how ever, are firm, and the Certificates have slightly improved. Some of the present quota tions are annexed. Turkish 1854 Loan, 944 to 954 ; ditto, 1838, 70 to 7 ; ditto, 1862, 70/ to 71 ; the Consolidis, 53# to 1; Mexican, 444 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 354 tot; and the Certifs.,l3l to 1.4 f Transactions are Zeoc;ded SA follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001, ex div. ; ditto, 1852, 1858, 1860, 95 ; Buenos Ayres, for account, 944 ; Egyptian, 100/ ; ditto, second issue, 1001, 101 f Greek, for account, 371, ; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 811 ; Mexican, for account, 451, 441, 45, 441 ; New Granada, 16, 1, ex div. ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., for account, 88; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 491 ; Russian, 1862, 93, 1 ; Spanish, for account, 55; ditto, Passive, for account, 354,1, I ; ditto, Certificates, for account, 141, 134 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 95 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 70f, I, 711 ; Venezuela, 1862, for amount, 62, 1. The Confederate Loan is rather flatter, at 24 to 22 discount. The Colombian Loan is steady, at to 1 prem. International Financial shares are quoted 5k to 6 prem. ; and London Financial, 3i to 4j prem. General Credit and Finance slightly lower, at 3j to prem. ; Hudson's 'lay are with out alteration, at to k dia. ; and Egyptian Trading, at 2k to 2 prem. The Wave of Life has arrived from Melbourne with 162,0001. in gold. The only market in which indications of real weakness are presented is that for foreign stocks ; here a wholesome reaction from the recent specu lative excitement is in progress. It is felt that the outstanding speculation for higher prices, besides being too large to be safe, has become weak in character. This is, indeed, sufficiently shown by the very high rates of interest which prevailed at the recent settlement—rates which none but very sanguine or needy operators would submit to. Many firms who are in the habit of lending money in the Stock Exchange seem less disposed to do so in the state of tension now existing in this market. The more prudent of the weak speculators are accord ingly taking the hint and closing their accounts. The market is thus being gradually placed on a sounder basis without any absolute collapse in priced- The disposition to moderate the speculation in foreign stocks is increased by the prospect that atten tion will shortly be diverted to, and the market for the time almost monopolised by, the various new secu rities in course of preparation. Many new pro jects are coming forward. The first, expected to be launched this week, under the auspices of the General Society of Credit and Finance, with an influential board, is a Land Mortgage Bank foe India. The object of this undertaking is the useful and legitimate one of employing money raised on debentures in first mortgagee of improving laud and other real estate in India, where an establishment of the sort is much wanted. The expected Anglo- Austrian Bank will probably not be long delayed ; an Anglo-Russian bank, on a large scale, is being organized ; and a project for a large Mexican bank is understood to be already committed to powerful hand& Then, with regard to new loans, the Mexican and Greek are sure to come ; the contract for a Portuguese loan of moderate amount, fur railway purposes, ie signed ; a Brazilian loan is rumoured to be not far distant ; and it is even said that the Viceroy of Egypt is disposed to make another draught upon his high credit in the Western money market. The supply of new securities will thus probably be equal to the demand. It is inferred that the principal immediate liabili ties in connexion with the present season Laving now been met, the payment of the dividends, and the liquidation of the India Four per Cent. Deben tures, due on the Bth, will render the market somewhat easier. It must be borne in mind. how ever, that the dividends this month are not due until the 10th, and will, therefore, not be payable until Wednesday, the 14th. About 25,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank on Saturday for exportation. The Parana has reached Southampton from Brazil, with 22,0511. in specie. The balance (28,2501.) of the New Zealand loan offered by the Bank of New Zealand, was taken up on Saturday at prices rouging to 51. Ile. premium. No tenders at the minimum were accepted, and about 10,0001. was offered beyond the amount re quired. The agents-general for Crown Colonies will receive tenders until one p.m. on Thursday, the 15th inat. for Cape of Good Hope Government Six per Cent. Debentures to the amount of 150,0001. Securities of this colony now rank in the market amongst favourite investments. The particulars are published of 16 bonds of the Swedish Provincial Mortgage Loan which have been drawn, and are to be paid off at par on the Ist December. . The following circular announces a further divi dend of Is. in the poun,l on the estate of Messrs. Reid, Irving, and Cu., who failed iu 1847 with large liabilities : _ . . . . 2, Gmham•ylaae, Lombßrd.stteet, London, Oct. 1, 15413._ Sir,—Referring to our announcement of the 20th January last, we h►ve to apprise you that we are prepared to per a further dividend of ls. in the pound, on end from the ttth inst., Saturdays excepted, between the hours of 11 and 2 o'clock, and against the production of the usual securities. The 000tinued depreciation iu the value of surer is still detrimental to the prompt collection of the Mauritius assets, but we are making progress therein, ►nd we hope to declare a further distribution in the course of next year, and to report Ike realisation of our mortgage claim.. ea estates in Jamaica, which are shortly to lw offered for sale in London under the Encumbered Estates Act —We are. Ac., RCM, IRVING, AND CO. A call of 2L is to be paid on the shares in the Factage Parisien (Limited) by the 31st instant. The half-yearly meeting of the West Flanders Railway Company is called for the 27th October in Lpndon, and the 31st at Bruges, and that of the Sambre and Meuse Railway Company for the 28th usiurAzr imams AXD IFTOOLL ▪ wia.aseserui. a in 161. Cl la Miami asa BREW -- i°MINA llClonswall limica— ▪ Ina. AIA ail Da is sigale /11. all Dull* sadl~ T OIL all Dalia.,llldb.l6llllo.Ta Cilress Iftags• • • laa INN= us liaaat tam Do. • Stook .:; .. arta Neetbl i =o Gmee Earthen . Die.• Arm softy. no &LB j Wee °kb peel I GIL Seel& • West Ors., ant Wilkes DokaseVALGsa.lii Do. Beath Wades . - Do. W. Md. -.ostor4 Do. Do. Nimbi Do. Do. ilereiers L *Abe& MAM' L mkt au% IlediveD La. Oos., =d di al. ombs loathWeder ItaalbeLALlaeoteet 'lmport sad Carlisle.. Do. New De. New Do. Illza.es Dully ▪ GL We. (be.) ... Do thane lad Lam Do. • 241.L.Pe e 17. 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AL it Zak% it 100 .......... 1111 lOolaufig ...... , ,CotoollOatod bask (L) .100 ,Couitaentai 60 ;Engllshßelglaa&Neth L 100 'no Wel 1121 1 Irtolt a i ii Llz) I SO' fag.lookoUliii. 1 00 11..duto.eataa&Jap.(L) .100 Imperial Boat, LWOW 10 Imperial &Mamma 100 I fdautoa and Bra:Ulan 'lOO ; Lau Kameda- Plato O 'lOO 'Loa.. 000,. d &Blab (L) ! //:Le a Oa Doak ad Amu% 1110 'Loofas and Ooioaaal (L SO llamas awl y. 10 Lain Seta= :100 Ana Slabilasez (L. 'lOll Lott. sad Northern (L • tO south Av., • !100 londos&i.Arataloaa (L. ,100 ot &Woman ,o 0 .Loa. awl Woutorgasloa , ' 50 • Mtn amigo flzobaage(L) Is Volga. a Pre. Bea. it 100 ix, itaatovad 100 111dIsad Boat (Lim.) 100 National of livorpool(L 1110 1 r.e. al 01 1p : Do - New ix:Wawa *Lis Veined Doak Wows !Ploytoo. of [NUM letode,Poof.,& Nwliti • UNradia neakof twlt.S.ifsloaa o New lioloo of Anginal* 170. of roff.tlfroaew — (l 'Make of frolookii (Um} Inks al London . 'NULL GOVILLNICIIir aro n 0.,. Omeov.llp.o., WM* • .. Do. Spat ellleb.h.Aug I .. Do. pot olhfor.allop .. II par dial dporisolio. Medd • • a 41 109010ALIEs I Do. do. IMO lo left tiii.imel bes.cas %%ow 110,00• 160,000 200.000 140,000 1180,000 165,500 MAW Do do 11.1 Ceylon.Nov.lBB3, wet. 1878, 110.. kteuritlea 4 per et.,18731 De. 115/8, 110;000 76.001, De. 16tlY~ • e per con Drimaw.Uor. •p. ' D. D.Wsk•Gr.so. 41. top De.* p. a. urn lo tea Da._ .5 p. a. 148•42....1 S amt. awe Scotia p. par 0.. Dna 4 Gov.4p.esai ▪ I p.a. boa& Vla.Clovalp.c.Jaa..t.htly Do. &Alpo. April t o IL lre. I DUUK/e. DoCIL4. I Pil I l ' ilnn i Ioi 1 I 141 id. lit t Pm 10. . xd 121 13 121 191 19 U 16 69 61 PS 91 'I pa 41 43 13 14 pak 13 14 pal 6i 32 1 AO 117; W I in 1* 1 76 . 9_ zd ttg I} } lhi se 4 el ITIILL w' 10 5 101 t 9 i 234 I 114 * 64 2 11* W 4 lit :el feii le 9 6 1 7 ei - 25i ... al_ :1 ii Cl.yde.m .e.~ 1114 - 106 168 104 1112 166 NI 94 111 k 106 110 100 111 8,1 HO 112 118 116 106 1116 118 116 107 104 100 e 1104 111 118 110 118 101 166 101 102 10/ 102 103 111 118 106 106 111 113 112 114 IN 110 111 114 8d WI NM 105 11111 i id prier. 1 doles. Id us 111 116 115 II SCO* R. lad caecriot lath ISO mug IL Lades 100 46110, ISt rattoirtat co lae. Da. De I MAO° M . Victoria LSS a Do. Now 86 90 100 170 U IS October * in London, and the 9th November is Belgium. A special meeting of the Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Company is called for the 13th instant, to authorise the borrowing of money ors the company's bonds. The Great Western Railway Company of Canada intimate that " the loss on through traffic col lected and converted, ascertained up to the 19th September, amounted to the sum of 21,475 dole. 88c. (4,4121. 17s. ld.), and there remained a further sum of American funds for conversion at that date of 39,600 dole. 32c. In addition to which there are balances in account with connecting railways still unadjusted." SATIIIIDATEVICata.. Consols, which closed yesterday at93g to for the Bth October, closed to-day at the same quo tation. For money the last price war likewise 831 to 1. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent Consols, for money, 931, 1 Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 92 ; New Three par ook, Cents., 92*, 911, 92* ; India Five per Cent. 108 i, 1 ; Bank Stock, for account, 238, 237; Ave per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1084. The India Five per Cent Stock was steady. Exchequer Bills remain at par to 3e. prem. The foreign stock market was weaker, particu larly in the afternoon. The transactions in bank shares were less nume rous, and iu some instances, including Brazilian and Portuguese Bank, English and Irish, Bank of Hindustan, and Standard Bank of Africa, prices were qu oted rather lower. Ou the other hand, Bank of Egypt and Bank of Otago have improved, and London and Colonial Bank, and London Chartered Bank of Australia were firm. . . An improvement took place in Australian AO cultural, Crystal Palace, and Anglo-Mexican Mint shares. Berlin Waterworks were firm. Joint Stook Discount were quoted If to 2 prem. ex the new, and the new shares 4 to f prem. International Financial shares were steady at 5. to fif prem. ; General Credit firm, at 34 to :4 prem. ; and London Financial at 3/ to 41 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 4 to 4 dis., and No ptian Trading 24 to 2/ prem. Gomm Marine shares were laa quoted 13 to f prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 44 to / prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 184 to f ; lJniversal, f to f prem. ; Commercial Union, 32 to 4 prem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 14 to If prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally quoted Ito lf prem. ; Brutus Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Prince of Wales Rotel, fto 1 prem. ; Star and Garter Hotel, 4 to f prem. ; and East London Bank, If to 2 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cu,cw. The mining market is firm to-day, with a good amount of busineba. East Caradon, North Crotty, Tiucroft, Clifford Amalgamated, and Sitnney and Carnmeal shares are better ; and Wheal Chivertoc, West Cbiverton, and East Chiverton strong. Caradou Vale shares are now quoted 3to 4; Cern &w., 68 to 70 ; Chiverton, 13 to ; CoWs Kitchen, 23 to 24 ; Drakewalls, 38e. to 40s. ; East Cern Brea, 71 to{ ; East Caradon, 30} to ; East Chiverton, 8} to 1; Glasgow Caradon, 41 to 5 ; Great Fortune, 27 to 29 ; North Crofty, of to I ; Providence, 43 to 44 ; Tincroft, 194 to 20 ; West Chiverton, 47 to 49 ; Wheal Croft'', to 31 ; Wheal Clifford, 34 to ; Wheal Grylls, ii to 30. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit aw alteration. Yudanamutana are firm. The following mining dividends have been de ' clared during the month of September : Mine. Par share. Amount Devoe Great Commis l:9 0 0 .... £9,216 0 0 Soeth Oared= Pozdale Great Wheel Vor Wheal Grylla Beat Basest East Wheal Lovell 0 7 6 .... 714 15 Cern Erea Ol5 0 .... 650 5 0 New Birch Tor sad Vititer 02 0 .... GOO 0 0 South Frigate 1 0 0 .... 496 0 0 Vancouver Coal Comptay 0 5 0 .... 2,000 0 0 Tail £13,418 0 0 CROI DON FAIR (SECOND DAY). OCT. 3.—The fair was resumed on Saturday with the vale of stock and honer. Milking cows maintained the prices of the previous day ; well-heed heifers in fell milk made 151. to 171., some droves ef Welsh bootie sold at from 81. to 101.. polled Scots were sold out. and Irish heifers and barren eows made from 6/. to 81. Good cart hones for town week mein from 30 to 40 guineas, and sound sags 15 to 90 guineas. A good clearance was made is the droves of Irish 'ad Welsh colts, and most of the inferior horses left the fair unsold. The sheep pea were cleared out. The pleasure (air, notwithst soiling the unpropitious state of the weather, was well atteudeck Many hundreds el Londoners availed themselves of the early closing move ment sod the easy access by road and rail, and par ticipated in the amusements of this celebrated autumn pleasure relent, and which remains open this day (Monday). Es LLINASLOE FAIR.—The great October fair taken place this week at Ballinasloe. The show of sheep omen to-dev. The fair is expected to be • good one. Marry of the docks have been moving towards it for the last week I from the remote parts of Clare„ Mayo, Roscommon, and Galway. The Lord-Lientenatit is to go to the fair to-day as the guest of the Earl of Clancarty, where be is to be /Mold by several other distinguished visitors, including the Marquis of Downshire, the Earl and Countess of Erne, Lady Louisa Crichton, Lord and Lady Carew, Lord Tyrone, Lord Powersoourt, Lord and lady Doomed.. As meal, there is an emigration of Dublin tradesmen to Bellioaake, where they open shops during the week of the fair to sup ply the wants of the farmers beyond the Shannon. To morrow there will he an important auction of colt., f hunters, and chargers, the property of Mr. Allan Pollock, who farms on a gigantic scale in that neighbourhood. It I stated that a meeting will be held to-day in the Acriculta rid-hall, for the purpose of adopting a memorial to Lard Carlisle requesting the goveroment to change the day of opening the fair from the first Monday to the first Tuesday in October, in order to prevent the necessity of tmvelliag on Sunday or else spending two eights idly in a small town crowded with visitors, for whom the hotel ICCOMIXIOaIaiOIII is inadequate. FREE LECTCREn TO THE WORKINO CLASSES IN FARM—General Morin, whose scientific labours are so well known, has jest addressed,. report to the Minister of Com merce and Public Works in France on the lectures gives without charge at the Coe servatoire des Arts et Hitler'. The Si.'rle directs attendee to the very marked tendesey which the document reveals of a desire on the part of the working classes of Paris to obtain useful instruct;on. In fact, the number of auditors is so great that the places of meeting are found to be totally inedequate, and the Siicie strongly insists on the neesesity of prorate, additional ae commodatioo. Its language runs thus :—" The lectures at the Conservatoire ere given every evening, the first from 7' to a quarter to 9, and the second from the leatnatned hour to 10. The andieum consist. almost entirely of artisans, who, after finishing their day's work, flock from all arts of the capital to hear the lectures of the learned professors. Those lectures are es tirely devoted to the diffusion of knowledge relating to the industrial arts, and to the practical application of se:entifie discoveries. Tie two amphitheatre of the Comervatoire on accommodate only a rather limited number of hearers • awretbelese the total of attendants during th e six mouth; from October to April last was 176.8 N ; in the number during the same period was only 116,000, no that the total of persons seeking rustraction there hoi increased be 31,000 in seven years. Every meant ought to be ewployed to en courage this admirable teedeeer, and extend the teaching of the mimes emcee the working population. Why should not the Conservatoire des Arts et 514iers ham branch establislinimita in all the arroodimementa of Paris, and in each of our manufacturing towns! There is no scarcity of professore. Numbers of scientific roan would solicit these popular chairs as au hoeour. Would funds be wasting? Perhaps so. for our budget* are loaded with so many unproductive expenses. Let the government make an earnest appeal to the spirit as sociation. In that exists a latent force capable of moving mountains. Just remark the immerse cervices rewiercd by polytechnic and philotechnic aseociatione, which are also de yowl to teaching adults. To eduNde youth is providing for the future i to teach adults to rescue them from drink ing habits, to improve their minds, and direct their energies to useful ends, is securing order end peace for the present. The extension of each teaching (nicht to be the first core of the governing powers. The clergy have innumerable re ligious associations which earnestly strive to engross the siduc3ti.in of childhood and youth. To those clerical arisimia- Pons let us oppose liberal associations of laymen whose sr tivity, zeal, and devotedness to the public weal will produce wonders." ----- LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER RAILWAY.— On Saturday the government inspe :tor gave Lis oertiticate for the opeoieg today of the London. Chatham, awl Dover Railway to Margate and Ramsg..te. The line runs along the Kentish mast from Faversham to Herne Ray, Birehisgten, Margate, Broadatairs. and Ramsgate. The saving In distowe on the entire route will be 21 miles. A widow woman uamed G:Olop ham just died, in Southampton 102 ye,tra old, she having been bore is tie year 1761.