The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-01 00:00:00

Vt. therefore, every tree haw cilium ought to ski lie' blondes to arm tbemselves satinet the censuses tansy, I mak you to inscribe .y name sa your list, go 'minced, astiosal, fora Swiss tide, value 61., which I will tains" ant .ppormaity to send to the esmsaittee. Aumwswat, Omer. Among the 500 names inscribed on the 11th list app. ar those of Joseph Maszioi, Colossal Turn sad Aurelio Sea. From Marioi's letter to the editors co the 10th &Future, accompanied by his nbscrip tam. we hems space bat for one extract. Speaking of the Fand as one raised above every idea of private interest, selfishness, or local defence, above every psrtc spirit or pony banner, whether mosarchical or republican, unitariao or federalistic, a Fund " na tionally Italian," he says: It calls apes every man •he "onside, himself a patriot to declare told y—lke blood that circulate@ thrush my veins is !tabu blood ; I.sly is my estiony, my fa*tb, al goal, my war. bests r. Whatever may be my awry r to the denlopmest that On Italian dogibt will takes, I beano in that development, and mut bend all my sans to give it fall sup" Between myself, • freuess, sad my Inithrea, slurs to this boar of e..rsiszi end druidic tyrsats, there ants.. laiUssolable bond of rights end of datlie sousoa ga both ; the °sly possible di/hullos betwees as 'eaglets is the pester facility of the ons to falai their dense fa the .nqued of I:slian rights_ . . _ On the 11th September the Minister of the Inte rior gave out that if the subscription merely went on in private no notice would be takes of it, but that if carried on publicly, the subscription lists would he contscated, and the promoters denounced to the • censorship, which, as I heard it remarked In an open shop in Genoa, was saying simply, like the baron's servant to the brigand, Pease:, Monsieur, mats quo js ne eons vole pea." As sight be expected, no attention has been paid to the csutioc. I myself saw the lists presented to the paelengers on board one of the large steamers running between Civita Vecchia and Marseilles, and in the last list that has reached us, containing more than five hundred names. the following letter is published from the well known advocate, Angelo Brcff rio, memb e r o f th e Sardinian Chamber of Deputies, to the editor of the /ratio e Pupolq : D. ar Sir,—Prsy @wet subeaiptlea of twisty Uri to the Ten Theeeeed Musket Peed. I slay retuned bees the ecustry tkY sereieg, sad I lutes to MU this awed duty. now reedited doubly sacred Maio the proseatties eon wind by the gemootent. And if during the prosecution you will accept my heiabl at f ?ICI e is advocate, I shall be happy to join with lay eel leapt,' in the defence of sojast and noble a saw. I have the honour to remain cordially your servant, Aa onto Baorizzio. The prosecution is still pending, and the subscrip tion lista are filling and multiplying, as they cannot bat do if we watch the deepening growth of the national feeling among the Italians. Certainly no one can rail any sobeettption sectarian in which Man cini, Garibaldi, Med:ei, and two members of the Sar dinian Chamber of Deputies take common ground. TO Tlll IDITO OP SIM ISPR3I/1. Six —Will you kindly insert the accompanying subscription list in your columns? The total is smallee than it would have been had we received the accounts from Leeds, Newcastle, and other towns in the north, where Mr. Orsini is lecturing for the fund. A branch committee ham been formed at Derby, consisting of seventeen members, for the purpose of aiding the Italian emancipation fund, in conjunction with the London committee; Mr. Rowell, 2, Exeter place, Derby, is the honorary secretary, and Mr. William Jtflery Etches, treasurer. We bops to see other provincial towns follow the example of Derby. I am, &c., JAMES STANSFELD, How. Sec. Oeire of the Essiumpatica of Itely Feed Committee, 22, &osaisstrest, Knights bridge, Ost. 81. Joseph Cowan, jaw., Req., Normalle, 104 10e.; Dr. Lamellae, Carlisle, 11. la. ; Mean. R. E. Ridley, Brakes, 51. ; R. H. Houle, Amidst's, 55.; George Hayford, New. eartle,lo.. ; W. Beason sad friends, 11. h.; N. 7., Liver pool, IL ; Dr. Little, Upper Breok•atreet, 11. Is.; Meters. C. Z. Media, Oaford•stmet, 31. 3e. ; Jobs Bamaett, Cbeep side, 11.; W. H. Athirst, Old Jewry, 104; "Liberty et Coaselease." Is. ; J. Pours', Is.; J. A. C., la. ; C. Baylis, Is.; B. Otte., to ; R. Woody', Is.; - Malamedi, Is. ; -Rashly. lr.; R. Wall, ;F. Ayres, Is. • - Is ; B Peak, Is.; Fred. Keel, Is.; A. Vessel. Is.; L , Repeat.streer, it. le ; James Staaelktd, Walham-fines, Fulham. 61. ; W. Jellery Etat as, Derby, 61. ; Hebert F. Tome, Derby, 10 1 . ; W. Allem, Derby. 5. ; Jame jars., Ilerby, bo. ; Relay Eseleetow, ils.; W. Ftineseen, le. ; W. IL Ade, 2e. ; Rowell. Is.; E. C. loeides. 1, Threadneedle-stmt. IL 10. ; Uskaown," IL Is. • Dr. Babingrea, George.stront, Hawever-einars, 21. 2s. ; M orn. Joke Collett, Upper Belgrave-stmt, 11. 6a. ; Wm. Blase, Bedked.row, 21. 2.5. • From& W. Newame, Park Villas. East Repeat's-park, 101 ; W. Plalllips, Coal Easimane, 61. ; W Raid's" Liviv9 , ol, 104 ;Mind Mistime, ; Bissiottl Garibaldi, 2s. 6d.; Hoary Ratterford, 34.; Jeba Aston, 3d. ; Amnia Helysake, 2s. 6d. ; base Argent, 6d. ; Wm. Smitk, 3d.; James Bryant, 3d.; John Watts, 2e. Id. ; Gee. Jacob Holyeake, Is.; Two Clerks, Sloams-etreet, 11.1.. Colleetod by T. H. Holliday;-Unsays. T.W. HsUidq . 6d ; W. Remelleld, Id. ; J. Working, is ; N. Britian. la. ; W. Tumor, le.; R. Woodward, la.; Y. Fryer, 1.. ; M. Ham harp. 1.. ; B. Smith, 28.6 d. ; J. H. Holliday, 2. 6d. ; total, 884. 16.. Risesived by J. Meriton White, 8, Perepotrost, Bedford• . 111. 1 17:. ( 17;. lb. C 1 o e lle °°° cterl a bl k 17:. P r viewl7 ory =Tali Collard's pianoforte nassfectory :—P. Illtarland. 64. • 11. Chsabstlam, 64.; J. Distresses, Is. • Harbert, 6d.; Bsatos, 61 ; .1. A. Weadlinges, 6d ; J. Dnia. Is. • J. Bhophasi, 61. • W. T. Pollard, 1.. • Cos, Is.; Kirk.rosd, 6d ; J. Hollins, Is.; Georg Ro w, le.; James Pollard, Is. Id.; Ivory, Is. Collected by Mr. leurphy, at Albort•stroet, Cued's-taws :-Bassuel Hamm, V. 61.; T. R , 2s. 64. ; H. R., 2.. • T. Bradley le. • Kitiellsry. 64. ; C. Assay, A1.,;61 • R. liairlogtos, 6d.; 8. Cresaley.6l. 8 Gilchrist, 61. ; W..Balfred. 6d. ; Th•waas Illetsalfe, Is. ; Doessa•sa Lusa, 61. ; William Lowe, 6d. ; Jobs Plenums, 41.; 6d.; 8. Cu, Is.; Loamy, 6t.; W. H. Barker, 61. • Turnbull, 61. ; Panes, Is ; W. Wales, 61.; J. Craft , Snub, 64.; K. Brows, t3d ; 6 d• ; &swallow, 64.; proceeds of coae.rt at Blaydoa Bars, V ; total, 16f. 4a. Proviomly scknowledged-B.lb.criptioss to De setrueled to Joseph Menial for the nasacipatios of Intr. 28J. 2a. Prenossly acksorsledred--Babseriptious Ise 100 casino. to fortify Altneaadris, 41.4•. A letter from Compiegne in the Nord says that the precnitiosary .warts then spinet strangers an not so osteesible esoa pr, noes imperial eacanioas. " The Her pone, while meiss the necessity of as active roma laws, doss sot like it to be too apparent, sad the mitts attached to his pens bore orders to remain it dinette. or Is • by-place, sad scientism his Majesty de ligh•s to read* their vigilante. He often dissent hie route, ad is lost for soma hoary. The chief of the &nice of Safety attached porsoaally to the Em• wow, M. Inoy, is • man of greet tact, who buoys his task by heart, and le abb. to hide mike from the plats sad th. Hamer, the inotortags in whist In is aver *neared. He is the shadow of the muter; be precedes him as • amt. or follows him at a distinct He is at every heat sad every walk ; ha is la lb. heating eshriolet, and Bade kis way la the wood with the sant of the kronen bloat beuad. He Is nokaown to mazy of the guests, while °then take his for out of the Greiner, occupants of the chateau. The RINISISO journals &apogees the appearance of the mom! volume of the " Hiatornal Sketches of the Cringes Hapedition," by M. Acitehkcf, Waif( firer. Th. dwells of the doge ars ssid to be gives with impertislity. M. Babinet, of the French Institute, in a paper treatise of the great comet which was imported this year. bat wham visit it same is now postposed till IBM, melte. the foltowise remarks, of • very rermariss character, at to the soden eciamealyentettaised of the damp, of a eollisioo Witmer the want and the earth :—"As to the quostioca &Mkt about this comet, and co..'. is /nenl saw mists.' might be written. Bat sines the Wm of a shock irjorieus to oar plum has lately &mad admission into the work of a firm alas writer, I omen explicitly easiest the Saint of any perseptibls *ad material shock from a want. I sus prepared to prove that if a swallow, resolved atom SlBillide yin to throw itself against • tra i n of a harcind nilw y yawns, draws at fell speed by ten kensetivee, the trio is question would run a thousand times more danger than the earth would if an the comets throsieled in astroonal sal mash wars to raab upon it at once. What Ls a immatt ? --a trUtiols sotgAmg." We regret to record the death of the Chevalier Cease, the stehaelogtet, whkh tank plea at Pavane, oa the 17th alt., of ataseetioa of the brae. • --- The last Mexican mail was brought to Lieernoo rift New York. It wee eoaveyet from H hto New Yo.k le the kneelers eteeser Esprit City by Liewteeret Stewart, the mall spot of the eetertueate Tay. The estkorlties on boots lb* Eniti‘te C4f Wand to skims earth's* for tbe twaveyeare of the Min et the tress, sad treated the laver as heard with the utmost Massa aid CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. MOM XL /CMC. arm THE CRYSTAL PALACE FRAUDS. William Jonas Rohm. 35, was plead at t►e bar to take hi trial apes several 'barges of layesay ead forgery. The ease excited a swot deal of lap reef, sad the evert was I crowded. Berjrant BeUnitise, Mr. Bodkin, mad Mr. Hawkias appear, d for the precognition. Mr. Giffard mad Ms. Y. H. Lewis appeared for the prisoner. Wham the primmer was placed at the bar, Mr. Gifford &Uremia the smart, sad said that the primmer was desirous to plead gaily to three of the charges that were preferred against him lavolviag the (death of linear as a servant. The prisoner actordiagly pleaded guilty to these charges. He was then unfitted upon another iedistmeat 'barging him with forging the transfer of certain shares la the Crystal Palace Compaay with latent to defraud Hoary Johnson. To this 'barge the prieetter pleaded rot &withal Ballaatise, addreselag the jsry, said that ug althoh the primmer had pleaded guilty to certain sharps of lentil, pt he. es usual for the preseendea, felt it to be his duty to Roomed with the pliant NMI in order that the court sad the jury might be made &owlet'ed with ell the eirconstasees 'made, which thus beads were eiresmitted, sad that they might be madded that Bahia, was kept bash as the part of the directors of the eempsity, sad that they were sasions that all the eirramitances (*n eeded with the treads should be made Ithowa. He thee proceeded to state that the primer was a meg man of Seed *decade& but is an humble amities of life, sad who was erigthally employed as • el.rk by the impiety at a Wary of 14 per week, bat he eventually was paid a larger salary, and he might still farther have la- I proved his readable if he had continued Ia an amen warm of proceeding, sad not have rusted ta these frauds, which had placed him In his pnwet p,- eition. He then briefly meatimied the facts of the ease sad the following evidence less adduced : Mr. Ci. 8. Clement said—l am a stockbrcker sad ass so gestated with the primmer. I remember his employing me to sell 100 shares of the Crystal Palace Compsay, sad lipoid lama in the market. Fifty of these I eold to a Mr. Lew, sad I received altogether 2951. for the shares, sad hande d the smith to the primmer. This was la Jemmy of the present year. The treader new produced raison to the fifty shares I said to Mr. Low. This transfer was either seater breaght by the prima, and his am* appears as the attesting wit asesto the Avatars et Um seller, end be wrote that signs tun. I ressived this transfer before I paid over the par chase wag ef the shares, and I handed it to the broker who represented the buyer. Mr. O. FSNOR said—l am the erasers, sad registrar of He Crystal Palace Company, which was laseepastod by Royal Chaster la Jesuitry, 1852. The prima was is the unto of the ocearay from the early put of 1863, sad Greased La reservist tell the 17th of flepterber Irk Is Jane, 1854, he was appointed shin clerk is the transfer do piness% at a salary of 1501. a year. A rogisser.book Is kept of it* sharehilien of the compaay and of the trus tee of shares. no trainees are all pessereed by the ecespeay. The books were is the °barge ot the pri mer, sod a certificate of propristontilp was lined to sash proprietor of share.. They wen acit *lvey@ applied be, sad those that wore sot reraised I. the seotaily of the sorra, aril they were sited for dram, sell thus eartill. Gatos were accessible is the peiraser. Ou the aosealeg of He 17th of December I and* a oraplalat to the Oscar of some irreganeity in peeing the traiseare thrash the brae. Mr. Grove, the socretery, was present. This took per in my nor at the Crystal Para. The Wawa said It was irregular sertarly, but be had the trader at his private bless at Habra, sad of to give Her to see If I would socrepany kir there. I wen with bin, and whir we arrived ho left the roes two or throe time, end the last time he left be did set stun, sad I never saw hie agar rail he wan la oestody at tte Lambeth polite-sort. After my visit to Efibera. I mode a search la the prisoner's case, sad a &mom was found time, bat I ergot say that I Stasi that doeureat. The signature to He Imager prodred is is the handwrite, of tile primmer. There is se ear penes as Hoare Jokers among the list of sharbeiders of the ecerry ma the pro prietor of the stereo sold by the prisoner. Then ill • Hoary Jobssoe, of Bireisaltess, rat:seer, negierred r the proprietor of otter Mans. It was the duty of the vi gour, is the orderer, orne, to or that the shares were properly entered is the boor whoa they were traders& Joseph kr is credited with fifty shares is the treasfer. b-ok us the 2nd of February, 1866. That entry is is the prisoner's handwriting. Craer•eaaaioed—Than was forastly mother register book kept, sailed the assearical register, but tt kas folks (Ito disuse for togas yeus. It was say duty mks is emporia. toed the register books. I have act doubt that the hooka were all regularly made up at periodical Werra.. Mr. Henry Johnson sold-1 a a sontrartor and builder, sad reside at Birmingham. The prisoner is related to me. I do not know of any other puma of the same name ear Tying ea the seem butane is Birmingham. The Misstate to the transfer sow prodweed is not my el/mature. Cross examined—l as sere nothing about leaving shares la the Crystal Poises ever pawed between me sad the pri sms,. ow that he ewer proposed to us my name. _ _ . . Mr. G. Grove meld—l ass the sosretary of the Crystal Palace Compsay. I wee present whoa the peps» that have been predated were found. 1 believe that the sigaitare, William lames Robson, sad also t►at of Usury Jobasla, are the prisoser's headwritiag. Daakel Coppia said—l sat a sargaaat of pollee, sad la tossequesee of Informatics I reamed I approkeaded the primmer at Copealiagsw, is the 7th Ostober. I told hies I teak him for fraud apes the Crystal Pekoe, sad he replied, " I boo.. les my sorry, sad I meet sailor the law." asked his if he was wain, to go boa to Loadoa with we, and he said, Yes; a should be glad to get back.• Oa ear Mad bone, I told bin I had ben banned that be bed 'prat as notch as 20,0001. baleagiss I. tits Crystal Pales, and its said he did cot thigh it was n nub as that, cad that it was cot nore this 10,0001. Mr. Yuma rscalltd—l believe the dgsres it the basest t►at has bent produced to ben the haadwritiag of the primmer. - B.rjesat &tilling', the. proposed to mad the alleged forged treader. Mr. o.ffard objected to the doeswest Wei read spew lose tesbWo.l pounds, w►wb were overruled. The transfer wee awe put he sad read. Ur. Johasoa wet recal.ed, and, is tamer to gaieties' pit by Mr. (Med, be dieted most posltmely t►et the primer had aver asked p•rmissioe to ass his same as be did set ke Ws owe to at pest ea the Ettt ek Essbeese, sr that he bad ' ever mammal to hie doles Do. He also daubed that he had ever asked his permission to take shares Is his same. Ho said I. ass quits sate as sash conversation over took piece. This was the ease for tits proseeetioa. Mr. (Ilford this reamed his otjostios to the validity of the rostrums''s, sad sestesded that, i• tie stoma of the riskiest, of the attesting vitae's, tits trawler was sot soft ylere, sad was sot of a character sosteaspisted is the is dietseest. Se/joint B.llanti■e said t►at in aaticipethsa of t►e ob iodic* he ►ad dispatched a neeeempet to proms tbe at tendance of Mr. Robinson, the attesting Vitali& - . . Ni. Janice Erie said he was agaiest the ebtsetiey bet, 11 the digitally could be removed, it would be better it should be dose. Mr. Bodkia rmieded his lordship that there WM oil anal is the indictee's% whit% chaired the primer with fere, a deed. Mr. Jostles Erie said, Il that sere so, he thought It yam quite saideiest, sad the ems mast gel W the jury epos that coast. At the request of Mr. Gaud tha wi'nese :Amon wae again recalled. He mad ha bad borrowed mossy of the prier's, to a considerable extant, but he did sot remember nosing bin is Loa. bardutroot where something warred up°n the sobjeot of the repay meat of the mosey. He also swore that the pr 4 101111, did not tall bile that his was going to sell some sham to Ivry himself the mosey he had lent blie, or that be told bile, at the same Sur, that be did not like his owa name to appear oa the Stock Baelmage. He bad borrowed soma or eight hundred pounds of the person. Ho mid be remembered a coasiderablo sem of marl Wag tele. graphed dowa to him at Birmingham, but he mild set say ' u what time this emoted, bat he believed it weals ilk. Ho aim said St wads never aware till the meat cromelos that his aims appeared is this register of the Crystal Pekoe Company es as mow Osherow He tree .sited the pokonee toils.' him 1001. sad be said he ribald try be Ards li s mil hey west togethet tomowhent, bit he meld set IMMlllikeite what plass. The primmer afterwards put kin tint messy. He west away sad rotarsed with it. By Serisea; Be lae ---- tleit—Welkad se Tor stained a.y Inte rest la sham et the Crystal Palace Cosepaay. I Ks. OILM aidreaseitlasjary ea behalf of the pelmet THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, mut wry Welly. He laid ha did set deny that the primmer led somdtlod ea oases easiest hie osoployero. awl he IMO he g s molohod foe that allisae; but he oestesded that the maws Woo set reillelost te osppert the charge of forgery. Be dal set wig, he said, le earl the WOW* iewsledos *pea the /hamlet of Mr. Jason, but he esbeekied this there was seas posed. he oseeraier that Ilk , primer believed he had the authority of that gentlemen to sake see el his was to reforest' to there *ham, sad tr tha jay Medd be of that °Plaice. they would be juggled is to Primer. Mr. Judos Erie seramoi ea to MOO is • roof tow well; sad the jury abseil hossedbeely Mused a verdist et Maley ; sad the proem" wee sestessed he bratty years' trassportstles. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. --a-- iOUGH-BnUirr. ►ICIOLT CA.SI4 8.. Wm, • lad ham years of age, he is. of Been Myers, se. Ratibeae-reee, was broughtMMho Mr. Mho Mr. Bingh aLapg.d with shah, sevesal shall sum sf gamey belleV be lls father. The emplehash to he la deep ailletioa at his seab poolikoto Mort= be me OZDINIMPiy Reny a t MEDIUM la :seat Os lad at the bar , bat lie soahol„ as was was bad, that /se tbe sake of bis be was impelled be adept the :pint bra The bad getC la se:di lia Pe rinievisg sad lyiag that C: I = sot is tfMsd. Omplaimat had tried Mk klad• me and essuslea. tot oil to so purpose, the bey eressed to be yokler tainselsins. Oa P`riday leas be ph him oh nem old. ma goto Itin disposes to meets= vege tables he tbe at • pads bat clues by. Detrain heembt bask • the veptables bat be haverted Sb maw NM ma use sad heat It la sweetstaff Tbe peer p•••• shasepestly behight IM la a bill 1., 11.. 71., while be ahead was die for vegetables supplied to hle heft ado to bed always Irina the boy he showy to pay he Ohm, hi Pawl kW with the theft, With be at am sashes& Owmlidasat the. seat for • wastabis sad gays Idea lute woody. lit. Bfaghaea quetimed the led as to what led Ida to rob his father • bat as be hold sot pt a reply, ke ressaded him till Tbariday aszt, la cedes to afford kin a Ms has for roasiderstion. Hoary Peeress, a asterism thief, wee slurped with aa attempt at tsuplarp. Primmer sod seethes fellow were men to 'flab Inn the arm new of No. b 7, lisatpelier suers, two others Ti mbale, outride ape the lcok eat. The potty at the Gaye the Fourth, Idessimlimmoare, who had observed their meammets, gave inforinatioe to the polies, and the awed wu captured, the oaten, however, .rapt.,. The Man wisdom of the home had he isrokea, and the *Oen braid opus at the mast of the necesed's appre bombs. H. wig misatel. SOUTHWARK. /111017LAZ (MAWS OF 3171OWAT. Janes Sweeny sad Jobs Dena. two young fellows about eight.s years of age, went Wes.* been Mr. Bingham, shawl with breakieg kin the owelsolnest d Cl. Saviour's, Sostlwork. is Gnat Ooddlle‘essed, eel Mabee then- free • nwetity efeepporeed Imp deb., also with dais, seeddiestir dung* W lbe polleoesselsbie UMW' the about eiswe Vicki* es the previous tight in was ea duty it Chest Gaildter4strast, sad, ea pswst th• trofloo-booso in maw • light Weds, and heard a basuaerlag noise. Is laistaintoly yowl the deer and se used, whoa the two prbeasse ruled eat sad jumped ever a well Ws a wit adjikig. Wheats teamed and Mel ties eineesitd belied s obit of beide, and after seedderalie dilliestey be leek thew bits oweedy. Os us r. 48 01 11 4 sere he perceived thet big bees eo w▪ ed seem of • eitalwes key. The sapper sails sod hews Wags bed nearly all been Men two the alias, sad woes peeked up weft to be ereveyed away. Is es wooer be towed two wadies, wee Welter manes, sad • shaken key, also • jemmy width they had used to break up the brew, sad mooch of the nails Witten hod combinable trouble to VW pitmen, as ha bad to nista over • iris (paste, et Webs. se well se Wit will, to Pi as Ass. newsy begged sews el the browwerk In ceder wades Is wake his oomph Thews Barris depend that le bad been parbb anderbooper Any yawn sad is the previous sight he left the eagise•beece Mika up, with everything Me wk. Ad the been sod ow, sr deep were es Gnomes wag le imedble sea. Wiese= wee ended up by Ow sussable abed, alma alms Vele* whs. hs per ceived that the Moe Mils= brakes Mtn 'and We stem nearly stripped of the litilays. It we is &mewl Si to In menu at present. Mr. Busked' irked tes pitmen what they bad to say to the abuse PH they willed to le tried by him, they west peed guilty. lie primers after a Mae hesitation, said they would pasts beiag tri ad by his worship. nay won guilty. Id. harshen Wished what was lumen of Um& sis name ? bow iftwiehlosold int Selma woe ea old.trader, bat be 1116 s ol, Idea to sit iam a, bs% sad Mon to lea= bard labour is tho Roam of Correction at Wowboleti ART TREASURES PALACE, MA FATAL ACCIDENT. Au accident occurred at about hell-put aloe o'clock Testerday morning, at tile haildisa meting for the Art remens Eakibilion ' Old Tra ff ord, seas Mumnewr, whisk resulted la the death of erne man, sled mere or lee serious injuries to sense ethos. The eight moo wore ass t:epee or am a brisk wall 24 feet in the rear of the ht.:A firedog lis treat of the arch of Ise of the pic ture galleries. no wall epos whisk they wars employed had bees serried to • height of about tkirty.tbree teat. The it.. had beim at week before break fat upoa this wall, sad before they recommend work after breakfast, a man, whole duty it was to sand to each thine, had directed that none of Whitmore abecild knew him opera the markt seta he pee them werdem lie meat up sad stood agolast the wall, sad *ea dleemed her se five labourers to woad sad deposit their leads at ease. Thu was dome sad be observed no sign of weakens la the wall. Four briliklayers were the. set to work, sad had remened this, shoat half aa hoar, whoa the wall, aid Meths hekk. mak of the arch, suddenly fall ie. At the time ow eisseuat was obtained, it was sot clearly naderstood whether the wall list gave way, sad in its fall weakened or Peach the arch, or whether the ant list gave way sad brought dowa tho wall. Although the wall had Ma enabled it ausfully after bnakteet, there was so empielea of Clamor from it other than what arms hem the fear that anther fresh wind which blew duties the pre cedtig (Toarsday) sight, sad the fall of some rata, might have seeks, or weakened the were. The wit is 48 feet, =Wrier nemere, with • 27 feet 10 lash apealag. It is SOW. client:, sad the depth el Ike heMweirk is Mutton about 11 fist thwiegfeat It wee 14 Win thick, es was Me the wall ; but at the time of the eseldeet, the peals( hod sot been properly amt. The nil eases of the accident solid not be eves torinjectared with safety. It le said that one of the ma, who was sear the wail, observed the aria ehakiai helswe M tar, that he gave ea alarm, sad that all the workmen thempea maffild dropped doors upon the ground, with the anespdon of the decomed. This us fortunate rams wee • tirlskleyer, sawed Thomas Joem, aged about 20 or 22 yon; sad he seems ' up in the alarm beauty gives, to have made &jump at, sad clues to, a pole of the seiffoid. Then Yso doubt that the briehwerk formiag the mows of the rush fell toward. lam her a body, sod ibis is suppoird to have struck him as he slam to the s:affold pole. The left side of his hoed was fearfully swabbed, sad he wee driven to the goad by it, so that kis death must have bees iaeleakaaseus. TM rimer Mae ear; woomdel sea are : —Jobs Laeley, bricklayer; hunk& Mirk goad 10,_ bri ck l a yer; Jame C 114418 4 14 11143Miert Threes O'Dmoboe, aged 28, labeasme; Renard limey, and 44, labourer; Jamie Mira. fted 23. labourer ; sad Parole Cavaaagh, aged 30, riser. Uses ear were all relieved to the Royal Isinsery, Masebersv, r qsiekly as possible, sad two of rem were esabled logo liras airs their wosads were dimmed. it is believed that use of Sher who recur I. the ialirmary are dasgreasly Wired. La tautest is the body of irises wu to be surd at fear o'clock yesterday eveaing, by Mr. Pnes, depetycioroser to the rusty ; bat it is probable that as eagiary or archi tect will be sailed V ti impact the raise et tile brickwork before tbe Swamis erspisted ; so that as rjoessmast wes oersted. The brickwork eiUl left studiag appease to be shakes a livis below the spriag of the sea, bat other. wise appears to be Arm. The iroa-wok, which was pro greselag most rapidly, was sot destroyed or damaged, with the eseeptios of ose pillar adjoiairig the will Tao 1e by the saddest is estimated see la imm ed 1001. TSB FATAL ACCIDENT AT BATS MALLT MINE . The 'marry late the of the &Me of the tear weans wham bodies way rubeoetad es Saturday but wee opened by the cooram, Mr. Thierell, et the Orem lee, about two atlas from Wmakaa, r Teeeday het. Aber viewing the bodies an adjearemeat book place to Wodeeeday seeping, by whisk tlem the other else Wain had beat farad. They she were viewed by the jay, awl a ?Mbar adjournment took pine, to allow el tbe petemest lwapeaber esawialsg ties muds& As the feel Mr meet be 116111141111 beim be see Mud the .beer Meuse est be peg foto 'esti Amu of eke peer am more batted es ellmere. se Drys** &trek eed a large sou iseesra Mimed tbeee to dm gram. It wee • mese led podia elpbt, es the moorniut promo. tee goeseg thrift dm ohs eain, ills nientod by the glare dike Mere, elierammbtle of e slain diebsie. °MUSA NESS Pouton.—Wo ors sorry to as- woosos that there his been as outbreak of Omen tit Ibis aeisbboarrowl, barieg eery decidedly the shaman et deeds sedum Falkirk Herald. WIN SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. Tail'il DAY. --4 6 - (11' 13171711110 ankseaarz.) HOUGHTON HANDICAP. Katherine Log* Kestrel Palo= .. • • • • • ' 3 12 ran. MATCH. Clarissa e beat Mohawk. IWBENITAKE3. T.Y.C. Squire Watt .. .. . , .. 1 Jesuit 2 Hams Pallst .. .. .. 3 8 ran. HANDICAP SWREI Lady Measles a .. Farmer's Daughter I Pauli Monti .. .. Teti. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (mom LLB? Incia3l osastrrs) WAR. DIZAJITII2I(T, Oor. IL 18th Ithgthest of Irese—ltheresset Walks Belied Bell am bees persattad se realms Me amemtheles. 44th la..— Sergese,Telmasimese, from the staff, to Is amisesme settees, Tim Bibtothis eb B 4 . 6114 9 48 ' 60th Foot—iasles nestle" Gerais MS bees peesutied to retire from the envies VIM sale et the amble.. 81st Foot—flargesat Maier Isis Imes se be mats, with out perches% Mee otra, drained. 82nd Foot—Lietheseat Reheard Pam Thompson has bees permitted te retire from the earths by th e sale of hi. amemimith. 97th In—Ospleth Witham Mallard Asseeley to be M -2 ad 2ad West India Re~—John Bellamy, gent, to be ensign, by pinhole. vies Itheaslay, premoted. 3rd West ledla leiter, Desmond Banta., pat, to be oxlip punkas. To be BariKes—lltall Swim &wad Class William Ardis; Staff Illorissa loomad Class WlWtm Brsybrooks, from hall- Ikaff 8 ll'Arthar, pay ; from . &cosi Chao Almad a To ba Assistant Bergamo— t &moos lola Wood, heft tits staff ; Assistaat Samoa Willis. Beau Kea camp, tom du staff; stristaat Baspcs Hoary Bobbins Dow, toss ths staff. DEPOT BATTALION. Liestesest Colossi Gawp Meebeath, from the Mk Foot, to be lisuteaant seismal; Captain Richard Yes , from 19th Foot, to be edlateat ; Captain Leonard Bide et the 3rd Foot, to be adjatanti Quartermaster Joh; Newsy, from the British Bwhe Legion, to be gamier- Illeater. CAVALRY DEPOT (Ilaidatrest). Captain William OAS. Batton, unattached, to be ridise water, vie. Brevet Lieutenant Colossi Meyer, who has retired apes a military a110w5.... - 1108PITAL STAFF. - • - _ _ Anistant Burgeon ices - Ciibb — oesTig7. - tin 4dat sm. to Ito annum surgeon, vise hems. mho The dadanooattosod Nees edeleledi ee:seerree ossood to do duty, Mom = I :: tr . odoeska he their en vious :— W il lies Imi him Phillip, John Thomson, Benjamin oonsilLorr, Jona fir. ___ BRIVIT. _ - . —.... Captain William aa Griidal;t7o v e, — s . ttaelsed, tube major is sit• army. ADMIRALTY. OCT. 31. APPOINTMENTL—Liee. Onmets G. V. Phibpps (1863), to the Rdosbargh, 60, 'arm stemaship, at pots;pyroa R. Deese (1861), to the Majestic, 80, screw steamship, at 81mosams; sad J. Raid (1842), to this Cast Guist. CHATHAM, OCT. 31. I The authorities at the Horn Hoards have gins direetiou for the whole of the officers sad nee, at this garrison to undergo • swum of histrasties I. tbe me of the Rabid ritb, petwienely as their embarking for benign ..m... This wersisg, the fellowleg Atom, .he have boon tar Ann thin andsegebeg a inane of ribs bistros ties, liavi.. oompielled Pair emeros, trejed their name dm depots, via. :—Zeidga H. F. Main, 12th Poet; Basign B. Hankie, Fhb &leant; Hain F. Dodgem. 40th Rognsat ; sad insigs W. Own, 62ad Light Is ' Gourd Air Joha Berms*, G.C.B , Impostor Goma! of Fortneations, has made a tour of inspection of the fent. &shine at this penises. licelse 'helmeted the Casemate Minsk*, where it is iateaded that eon* very considerable shinbone and improvements shall to Made, ia fades to reader is... more comfortable for the troops quartered time. It is also I. matemplatioe to mad ever, amps tint may be ordered oa finite strritst to this otarrime fora few betbs, in order that tihy way a• quire a lionising of is gineeriag operations previously to woharkiag. "The lake memos' lays the Kendal Mercury. “is about ite dose, though a few tourists linger about, allured by the verg *Roast weather which has =irked October throughout, a =oath iteelf whoa the bristles cd the lake winery are presented to the lover of the pattareeque la their greatest attraetiveseas. We are glad to say that the mufti hos bees ea* of the beet oa reeo;d. We iraet that the seat yeses report allay be equally favourable." The ;eat settle show of the Smithfield Clab takes pleas in the week after that of dill Birsainghses fel mitts show, aosistneing ed Tuesday. Des. 9. This arreageseat enables a fall represestatka of seek of the several ►roods for whisk martin lists are °pawl, sad a better needs( esey la eonsiciernes be szsested. &Imlay ant is the lest tap ea w►isb *atria siva be resolved. The termination of aannner has brought the usual assist of large gourds grows here sad these to the assaishosent of pesos neeisaatatst with sash prodeetkas. Ose pledger tells the Oardeserre Ceram &s that he had one weighing 11211 s. Mr. Hasp, of Wass, is proud of • speciosa weigkiag sad • third states .hit in the girdle of CaptaS Hall, of Oetfield Hess, sear lualastet, • =easter of a 41tonstille" has bees predneed w.aseriag seven feet in Iftsunfereaes, sal weighing Masa . Hug MAJESTY'S SNITS SERPENT AND 8111.— It is amilled la list night's Gazette, that name, manes, and marker, who were engaged is the Burmese war, es board her ejaety's ship Serpent, Indwells the 10th sad 13'h Jaavary, the 16th and 26th Yank, sad between the 30th Marsh sad 11th Nay, 1862, end oa board hor Majeoty's ship Btps, bottoms Pe 26th Nash sad 3rd April, 1863, bong claiming of the Nut India Compsay's ands!, Ram apply personally, or by let with the words " Bamen modal "ea the onside, to m b. AammatasoCieseral of the Navy, Admiralty, flemereet-hew. Misty applment meet notwithstanding say previous applieatios, state his task se ratiag, sad the Mae of the ship o• beard "Stab be served ; oleo la the awe of ovary petty eater, , memes, er meda l, it is ladiepessable that Ala application shield be sesompaaied by a certificate et service, except la Olean of hie being os beard one of her Illtjesty's Alps, cad the appliestisa be mode threagh his communing I dicer, is which sem the entilloste will sit be respired. OITORD.—Thin Town Council of Oxford aro makkg determined ants to get rid of the 'nankin oath f fealty to the Neimany whit the mem le required to mks. At • meeting es Tendon lest the main zonal• manly adapted the inenneesdaties of a eureka oonottors appointed setae time ago to wander the goodies, to the tilfect that they sand so Inger recommend the mayor to tae the math, sad stogreted that a nartione ememsoise ties be mat to the Vies-Cbseadlor, ionisation the &Main One omen. The Tows Colwell at oats determined to act upon the report, sad I. that poeltioa the matter at pre sent Meads. _ _ Fox, HINDZESON, AND CO —lt foay be well to gist* thu tb•lt aoaaszloa m eistsafrion sad erardoen of tn. &aides Hallway has famplately ceased, they hoofs, melted 10,0001. la sash mad 7,0001. to pretenses sham is 101 l liquldatios of all claims os looted coistract. Cad Coot- Ogre*. WAI AND CLERK? SCHOOLL—At a muting of the Cosmos Cassell, as Thursday, the use of Guildhall, with all the fittings latest, was granted for the peruse of holding a proud ball is aid of tits feeds of this shanty. The ball to tad for Roads', N.v. 17. POSTAOII BTAMPIL—New kind, of see shilling sad leurpeaay postage clasps hue jut bees hued. The still ing stamps are we Mew awbesewl. The row eau bane a gat settees ad s epees yaw s esti au se a men Wow, the Qaun's heed beteg eseisted sa oral border, the car sus kelpies a lass resod. She tierpessy stases ass of • deep pink alms, the head Lae a ereioeut border at the top sad toads. Is the borders of both the value of the stump I. seationerl. OF TIN eIA AT DOVIUL—'Ad =at porn repot that the *es le mak*, serfage isersesia. deals at t►e bank of the Lord Wades Betel, Dover, sail al the ease Uwe derail eareasiva briar, to the works of the Malt leans Railway. The esereeelateat is surfboat& a the rairrel dike bush frau the immediate locality du tbe uwellreeties of the pates, bleeks weed fig (maim the habeas of reap. Whatever there le • dad welters gels the 1111111 eared dr, sad dishes ever the quay wit► awful ' tfelees, Mertes up the p•vsmest, sad dials( Airedales ea fowl spa walla rash. TM atestlea eft lath of the Ailedrelte his bees sailed w the &tied. 011111T•L PALM ••••• Owl einunie Thar lasta, Om 31. Abased= ea persist, il4: by seam diem. 126. Teed video% 642. MONEY KARlfir-THIS DAT. Two o't'Looz. This being the day fixed foe the striking at the half-yearly baba* at the Bank at England, the Stock Exchange is closed, according to custom. To-day (Saturday), being All Saints Day, will , also be a holiday at the Paris Bonne. A report is prevalent that the oosoosoloa of the Rumba system of railways has bees mode to the Ortdit Mobilier Society of Paris, in menjuaetion with other continental capitalists. The only English house which rumour apogees with this projected financial operation is that of Mesers.Baring, Brother% sad Co. We cannot imagine for a moment that an undertaking of this magnitude will be brought forward at the present period of monetary mbar resement. Were subscriptions to be invited in Eerie, involving the certainty of an aggravation of the drain of gold from France, the government would rarely step forward, as it has done on former occasions, to restrain the dangerously speculative spirit of the Mobilier Society. It is highly probable, however, that the project will be bunched as soon as the money market shall have resumed an easier appearance. It is reported from Liverpool that the shipments of gold by the James Balms reach the extraordinary total of 173,639 ounces, or about 894,0004 This vessel mailed from Melbourne on the Bth August, and has therefore base 84 days at sea. The wind having now turned to the westward, her arrival may be looked for any hoar. Owing to the magnitude of the re mittance, and to the tightness of the money market, many parties are inoliaed to think that, despite the urgency of the continental demand for gold, the in tending exporters will find difficulty in raising at ono@ the needful sum. In this case there may be a prospect of some portion of the supply being sent Into the Bank. It is certain, however, that every effort will be made to raise the money, as otherwise the only available stock of gold is that in the Bank of England, for which the Bank's fixed selling pries of W. 17s. 10jd. per ounce stan dard is of course exacted. The shipments of silver by the Maumee Media, which will leave Southampton en Tuesday next for Alexandria, are expected to reach the heavy ailment, of about 700,0001. Were it not for Use scarcity of silver and Mexican dollars fa the market at the pre sent moment, the shipments would be even larger. Oa 'Chang, yesterday there was • good demand for bills co most continental places, and the rates on Holland, Hamburg and Paris wet* tooted slightly lower. Paper on Italian cities could only be planed with difficulty. The current quotations ars sub- Joined, viz : haisterdets, 3 Isaiah., 11.18 to ; ditto, short, 11.14 to 15 ; Botterdisat, 3 mouths. 11.16 to 1; Antwerp sad Brussels, 3 swaths, 25.371 to 421 ; Hamburg, 3 maths, 13.71 to ; Paris, 3 maths. 26 70 to 6; ditto, sheet, 96.25 to 30; Marseilles, 3 sleuths, 26.721 tr 71; Prsaldlert.oa.tbe-llsiee, 3 months, 1191 to f; Peters. burg. 3 =ones, 37i ; Vienna, 3 months, 10.40 to 3; Trieste. 3 meats, 10.43 to 6; Naples, 3 sheaths, 43 to 1 ; demos. 3 mouths, 26.90 to 6 ; Ushers, 3 wrath', 29.90 to 6 ; Palermo. 3 :oaths, 1291 to 180; Oporto. 3 =oaths, 62 to 1 ; Lisboa, 3 smiths, 611 to 4. The oora market yesterday exhibited no change in prig The arriva l. of foreign wheat and oats in London are moderate. Since last Friday 29 floating cargos . of grain have arrived at port of mil, of which 21 con sist of wheat, 7of Indian corn, and lof barley. Yesterday's list includes no less than 17 cargoes, owing to the change of wind. lmporters seemed less firm yererday. In most of the French corn markets an advance has taken place in the price of wheat. A special general meting of the Eastern Comtism Railway Company is called for the 24th November, I to fill up the vacancy in the direction occasioned by the retirement of Mr. Waddiegtoo. The railway from Stamford to F.seendias is to be opened on the Ist November. Vios-Chsneellor Bindereley proposes to pees*, ea the 17th Nov., to settle the list of of the Protestant Life and Fire leeerame Aseedadoo. The return of the Hank of /141.01 ta the week fading Saturday, Oat. 26, whsa . eieepered with the previous Mora, shows the following rewrite : Otraa/atka how Oirealatica active 20,472,866 Doering 682,690 Mb deposits 4,201,284 1 SNOW 160,694 Other deposits ilevanaaant iiiouritios ia Otherbanking gonarintant . 10,740,846 Demons 363,061 , onionitias in banki4 , CkBaisniai fteatbanks both 18,645,316 Daman 608,773 d in imrsionsts - 907,698 Doer's's 122.884 ems or sad other bills 939,449 Diereses 46,743 P ie 111 . 4 _9,388 Nsles k reserve The subjoined exhibits the =teat of the week's mistime at ego view : li %Nis dories faerasse • • £160,604 Other &posits adfaresso • • £436,467 Notes mad bale fa simulation : Rost Os the other ids at the easeast: Gerona's, sesurtdes decrease .. 368,061 Othersserithe Cola ad bailie& decrease.. 122.886 Told As the "other " securities run off, whilst the Bank continues to lend in the Stock Exchange a portion of its government securities, there ban increase of more than half a million in the reserve of notes, this ten. Benny being of course assisted by the influx of the revenue, though toe certain extent it is counteracted by the withdrawal of the " other" deposits. The diereses in the bullion is only 122,8881., the efflux to the Continent being checked by the stringent policy adopted by the Bask. BAIR OP INOLAND.—Aa Aecovat. 11111 a. tar Ow mak .adlig , otovosst to tbo Ttti sad rCO 0/11VId$1. Oot• 24.1116& NM. onstotat DAL 411.016.1 00 tor Sotarttloo_ SMOOtO id Coto and MOOS 9,063„:06 Solis Ineal .... • .o.o.l....himicov' •14446 - •aa: u"." es=el ing.b.AisisJ 4X1411 eiliiillie " 1 4 3 4 9 3 9 110 .7 40 ,MS Eleartlia 18.1.46.31/ • I awl Silver Oola 1.4.381 5X4926.901 OIL SO, SUL nt916.901 MAILLWALL, Mid unroof. FRIDAY Evneuro. The tendency of the funds is still upwards. The market opened at a reaction of I per cent., bat quietly recovered, and closed I per cent. higher than yesterday. Most descriptions of rail way stooks were also gaged higher. To-day's advance in Consols was 1 1 stimulated by some large speculative purchases, but the investrecuts of the public' have also continued- Mosey was easy is the Stock ll:change, at 4to 4* per cant. for short loans on Coevals. Up to the close of the settlement in shares and foreign stocks there ham been little demand for money in "the house.' In the discount market to-day there wee a steady demand at full rate', but an absence of pressure. Cowls, which closed yesterday at 921 to 1 for mosey and the Bth Nov., opened this morning at 921 to 4, bet quickly rallied, and were last quoted 924 to 4. The Akita business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, foe money, 924, 4, 1 1,4, 1,1; ditto, for account. Bth Nov., 921, 1,4, 4. Three, per Cent. Reduced. 914, 4, 4 4. New Three per Cents, 914, 921. 92, 921. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 171. Bank Stock, 214. Three-and•a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable la 1868, 981. India Bawls, par. The Five per Cents. are also marked 1141 ; and the per Cents., 771. Exchequer Bilis were qmoted per to 4& peens. ; and Exehtquer Bonds, 981 to I. Turkish Six per Cents. retain great &meek Treneastioas are reported between 901 and 911, end the 4 o'clock quotatton was the same u that of yes- terday, via., 911 to 1 ex div. for the 14th Nov. Alter the »cognised hours a farther advance to 911 to took plass. The market has been strengthened by the evidence which is afforded by the settlement that erealative sake hue been freely press* daring the bet fortnight. The rate of " osat»aation " eases &justly declined, at the enelesiou of t►e settlement, te 2 to 3 per out. per annum, sad was almost 3etnixeL 728,333 MIIM-THIS DAY. Two O'Clkow. Owing to the absence of nearly aU the dealers, scarcely any business ham been dons in British mining Meeks. Subjoined is a list of yeeterdare transactions in the Mining Exchange : But Bawl, 68, 69, 80; Great South Wpm, 141, 1, 14. Ilsrodsfoot. 8; Sertridge Consuls, 2j ; Wheal Wren Ift i• the Stock Exchange: Alfred Consols, 16.1 ; West Be sat, 811, 1, ; Sort ridge Consols, 21 en div ; Par Consols, 221; Gross Whoa Allred, 91,10; Lady Bertha, 19*. In the metal market copper is in large demand, and prises continue firm. Both lead and iron an weaker, and the latter mast be quoted somewhat lower. There is little business doing.. Tin remains in good request, and the consumption is large. The price is advanced 41. per ton. Sprites iv quiet, without change in price. RAILWAYS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. The Stook Raelunge being shut today, no bad• aeon is gcdni forward in railway stook& COMMEaCIAL AND MA.RIBT& TALLOW I4ARILET.-THD3 DAT. • The market is steady to-day. Priam aro quoted r follow :— Taws tallow, Ms. M.. sett rash ; Psarstnirg Y.C. oa tho spot, Ms. 9d.; November sad Thiseasbor„ 66.. 3d. to ges. ed.; Jawouj to March, 36.. 3d. MARIN? AVIRAO3II.—Town tallow, 683 ; fat by ditto; 3a. oict ; yellow RUSSIII3, 68s. 34. ; malted staff, 43.. 64 ; rough ditto, 2714 tallow graves, 178.; good dregs, 7s. BMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THD3 DAT. Mr. B. J. D&Vil reports trade without alteration. Primo meadow hoe, 68a. to 80a.; oapttraor, old, 841. to 980.; interior, 60a. to 80a. ; rowan, 60.. to 70a.; clover, 70a to 110 a. ; mood cot, 70t. to 9ba.; straw, Zia. to 28k. COVENT GARDEN MAREET.--TH.IB DAY. flags haws mitered hut little sines our last report. Supplies ofhone-grown (nit an still limited. lbreim Grapes, Pears, and Apple', however, ociatiaue to arrive - us excellent condition. Good dessert Apples and Pears still ream high prices. Pears omelet of Marie Luise, Out sera Bergunot, and Dashes*, &Annulate*. Lisbon Grape* fetch 10s. per dos. lbs. Pushes are all but over. Pik buts aro a tries cheaper. Heat Cobs ere now coating is is good tioadition for storing, sad suet with a reedy sale at 110 s. per 100Ibe ; Baotou Nuts, 20e. per boatel, Now Spanish sad Bruits, MB. do. A few chestnut, have btu aired at high prises. New Oranges have arrived from Madeira, price from is. to 21. per doss.. Tomato*, ans still arriving is good condition from Fruits and Spain. All kinds of vegetables is season are tolerably well aspallod. Portugal Onions fetch from to to 111 s. par 100, or from 2s. to Se. per dos•n. Potatoes are very math diseased. Cat flowers consist of Heliotropes, Orchid., Gar -- Oaks, Violets, Camellias, Mignonette, Heaths, sad Hosea. Phoo Apoiskpor lb., 110 to Os Gro. pos lb.fo to 4o Pio% For dm, Into Os Min* orb. lob So Fmk" patilot. So to k MITT. lAg P rij e = l :•. " lsto Si Lisasay par dm, 1. to la Paw% pir lb.. la t• 18 set KAMM% pertiootba n lOse so 113. ig• IC&T. is tT)is •I~w~.; ra K =A oorir doook dos 6d to . Is 14 - 1 or ~ Is to 2. Bromil Polk Id to Is ed 1 Ilmssisftrsop, pa half ateve. Isldlolset Fronk IltaissavalPf sisp, le 6d to is Id Possosasow too, foe to 100 s pot la t 1 to 2s ild 9d Curds. p Sto UPI" pt in. Is to Is 6d pit doe. Is 6d to Is auk Sd to Is Od 1 Para e per is to Is Osles7. pr Pa. 9d to PP Loa% pr lossi. Id to SI =.ol.rbstistottr arplems, per 10', le lo 66.66161 sorrows, per doe., id Tombs% pr ht. sin% ls to 6s Shollsio. per lb. 46 to 51 Godlo. Falb. 46 to 51 Lottosor.ol6.p. awe, 1. lon tang% =s w rio. 10 to 1. 64 p 6156.16 ls 61 11 11:dl ibli d=p41116 Is SI Mos lir 661,46 Is So 11.6roomodpropor,lo MI6 Psalm, per imili,ll6 le MI. pea. p beie.flts 111 im liardors. per bomb, ld to Id am do" Pllo 16 Maim por Ile, 11 to 1. 6d TRAFFIC RETURNS. 14611.11,4114 xue per 1146. Tolst, Total 0146. Main. dradin. UK 1:11. West sallog Oat. 10. A A A Uwe' bed Warn ..... l6 167 177 334 . 11441, maim Oct. 13. Natio /Alois 461comoos 1 0 1104•1 •• 219 224 Walk inns( On. N Penis Oran Inuinara and Wean .. Inn Sone aislena =Ault_ Want ma man • Onk ir lettn o tti 36. iiiidni =el lanblis and [menace Dales sad fr=s • 150 63 163 131 . 204 41 7 3 9.1 613 91 Tlll ..... 41 394 343 . 27 667 639 1.366 1.271 . 171 6.3 =6 d 3 203 IST 1.956 2.337 4.293 3.114 63 1,916 621 1.697 1.312 Yee N N 930 242 412 934 343 1.171 EON • •• - 936 WW LOCAL MARE MARKETS. lavvastot. 0cr.31.-There was a rod badateadow la tha market today at lawerad prism. Ideteakwall. litaitaahlre, Chweldra Oata Mille wad ritrheehead. Vt. eiseaa). shams). ItTat ilb =X ta-lbalata Coca itiaeollt. tOt li ed ."% semeldre end Tadwilte, 95i awl Mmr Wad an, 104, 1 i-lisaikwitie, Urdleld. sad Usaola. Alm 1114 l l-9tldl.ad. 791 I t f -Medi Zastent. rarwlatt s. 1 91 -MO 211 I I-Oreat Wasters at Oistada, ef-Ditla. as% 11r. Blaweameraa. Oor. 11.-Tha lwarkat opal at au imactraulate sad damn Ilem at the quotation, but sot qatta at the Idabeat prim of deo day. Illacheara, at -Mated. 791- 14 -Darer, U 5.11-tweds. U-Oreid W.t..0 of Caaula.”-Leads P. 1 db. Smarwasen. Ocr. 31.-7bls vearL et was kW baday. ead lam all ta admen. London sad North Nesters' were done at 109 - Illnat Casale, at 914-Manetwater Lad Sh. Saida &woad at tet-•• and 91Waad. at Mb, RAILWAY THAFYIC.—The traffic returns of railways in the United Kingdom, published for the week ending Oet. 25, emanated to 455,1931., sad for the eortesrouding week of 1855 to 421,1121., 'bowies an increase of 34,0811. Tin gross receipts of the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted for the week ending se shove to 200,6931., and for the correspondirg week of last you to 188,2561., showing an increase of 12 4371 The immase en the Eastern Counties Railway moo toted M 1,0411. ; on the Greet Northern to 223/. ; on the Great Western to 3 tb ,669 e Ls o do n n the an i r B doa laek as o d eU N To b T63l .B .l .T o n n to thrltolos sa , Brighter, and South Coast to 1.6191 ; on the I, ado. SOIL South. Weems to 1,4841.; oa the S.uth-Baatern to 1,1561.; total, 12,4371. The receirs on the ether HMOs in the United Kingdom smoonred to 254,5001, end for the co,- reepooding period of 1866 to 282,8561 ,'bowleg an incense of 21.6441. in the receipts of thou lines, which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the total in crease 34,0811., as compared with the correspondieg week of 1855. The railroad has now got very near the Alps on this side, for the Hoe from Aix to Saint Jean le Maurine', whin i• seer the f. of of the Moat Crisis Pen, was opened the ether day. In about eighteen months, the road will be linked to the line from Paris to 1/61e—it eon only be pushed on so far as Modsne. After that will eons the difficulty to be cut through of soaking a tunnel, end the engineers are bury taking aaaaa yr, and the mechanists' contriving al shims t w the purpose of piercing the Alpe. THE THINGS THAT A LADY HAS NO PATIENCE wren.—A lady has no Wiens with men who go and speed their money on dinners at Riebnard, or Greeswich, when their poor wives are obliged to content themselves with a simple mutton chop tit home. She has no patient* with gentlemen who come in to dinner an boar after their time, and 'upset the dinner to be oe the table the yen moment they come ie. She hes no nstierm with Centres house ones. who rumesese your berse se though they versa ser•aat'e, end they were yolk:eines with had been sent to examine them, and who pull tour summer demos about. and Temple your lines with no more tonnes the. a washerwoman would who was tying to sarry then to the wash. She has es petieem with men who iodides in per enalities aid absurd nineties lesion the female sea, and ferny themselves extremely clever in @emirs smart things when they are only supremely ridiculous. Se • ha. nopatienn with your See gentlemen, who, when they bay• e'en your feelings, make you beautiful premises shout taking yes to the opera, or to Paris, or a tom up the Rhine, and after the storm has blown over, forget vvvvv thieg about it.—PesrecA's Pocks* Book 1867. A DYING CONTE2BION —A few days ago an indi. 'loll eased John Etre.., who had twee in the c r t w ees os had never for Wof °t t rh w ke r b l °n v iu e :k m e.w on o t r bs Od a , thU f kla nt h rie ast his into tine—CUrnareon Herold. todtbdmfee bed r died ; carried e purpose o ihne r t o ft confessed t h s a a h e P o e t y .21 °P e el . mb a r r i v : sh e : 1 1 115 7 g :7i • d iodationi t , h t Emu. BPoaolol4. The Rev. Mr. 8 pargreon was ends usable to attend the minim at his ehepel lest Midas. s.d the Rev. Mr. Chorea, of Camberwell, officiated I. Ms steed. He will however (Mr. Oe'rge d) be able to meaeh se usual on Sunday neer, at his own chapel. IE theoneenee of that day being " tersiont &nada'," the Merle-hall will sot be used. Several additives have beam made to the subleiption list.—Stansierd ACCIDENT TO AN IRISH STEAMER.—LITISIPOOL. VIUDAT.—The Liverpool and Belfast steamship, Blealseim,, while on her voyage from the latter port broke her ultimata of the Calf of Was, yesterday monis', thus emptiedy disobliges bee. In this nedition she was fallen in with, , about twelve miles outside of Douglas Harbour, by the Isle of Ms. steamer Beamy-C hrm, from this port, and lowed fete Dasglaa Rerboar. The B n•my•Chree brought her eaweagen captain, settle, and cargo, sad leaded then here this 'Kornis,. i 1 . I