The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-06 00:00:00

LAW IN T ELLIG EN Uk.. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Mini Kr. CrumWeir Ilefray4l.) IX as n. MY s el. sail ephlS-Isier, OrrlMFr omi t. liare. teed. This was is sersisettas MO* 11g. The emcees% pipwr4 by isms Pest owl Tarsi is • liieser is 44, 1/44, 13.1 The trim; we *Ole $ll weenie/ mite's 1,3/6/.. ; iii the prepet.y ba Isis esolgid. No suit ausisost has bees appist . d ait awns/ bid ke that pipes% sod sane wee sow seri Tires elgateti ir the lestreps, esel Mr. Moss be • peittievi twitese. yes set Seeker et tet'ai the V i r P. tesse earl that the Wimp. esti sot le seer es tie emir* We es we eight So pewee • peaks who ass rml le est antgae• is cadet esissee, basic stated that the m aims wore well bra isehni, the bee' .opt THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-HODdi. Moms Woolley wis brought Wife Mr. AMMER% Has a=oth Wag • WNW. 3. ivallasban, No. 418-1 wee ea &sty het ✓obeM Leadeerlerldge, vbea the primmer ewe to No mod 11111 me be belle the Mortw, red WI Warted Pen ANNE fa Mr kat. 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He so So polookr semis as tbe kooks et Omsk.% and roe elk Ms sad leek his late motor'''. W. Oceirm (to ao polor)—Do you kiosks prtosscr Odle—Toy Sr, be sr kin lose =ski kr OAK • kg of thssel ban a voreloke keit. Es vs Wed at tko Old lithry, sokused, I 111, to make' Ispiesorst Uri tb. •dosed Omer, eke Asslised envoi 027 a6soo, sr kft es tar kol. Mow Campy • oimarees'e spas,woo clone& skit kiss amok osit ca ke. Jos Mks Oil, add kat the pokes skit Mobs lie mitieo out as eke rooks aleomocs ease Is cosiact with • isklisorie snits.. The primmer woo OS Amok mei Be vas miceseet ime tt • ho of Ifs., slick be at mcce Si ad woo Wookrsel. GUILDHALL. Iforirsr Akron/or 11•••••il• • here ..done, re m Me. Thisr-etreek Mirka irs, Plesed Id Me Mr Min Miriam ethe Ithathemly memthiths rup llarristUrberk Thema Mr. etheieth kr the preemethea eed Mr. with kr kr tb • Mese, . . pmestertz bid b imple4,7 the Ow. se a e. the Gime mem to him beau es. tet 'tl e iv iee e = she wee se sed. ed.. at panes la the vldatiy, asi them.. add how. se beer seg. drop , ind Itt.Weetre, the oetearei, hada( ire.a the segiteretere etemiles r Isioadelemeite et the I pmetotrla's deem. ...rid b diemeddeer 61111118 =ibis r . a e~ ea w yid d the posoustrle d Am=th te. elthwirlia esereelei tie the b houbmi IS Menem to bee eont Alamo nal. .4 bet. gives the peeled ed. lies le We et. bei Ws at erelierebie Is red ever the wheie ef the **Woos, eeel he bed come to the melee. to Am. the ems. no p.m, we sosarlasty diseirr4. cumxiunrzu. Tllll LOT MIAMI AT TIM ST. TANCLAIS Camila , .114 . ' u miak Ws east at the et. and Pram Waldman% ma IN, Cela Tog e i. sh .d. Sidi abaft a mist mar d a, r =tv i aaagasi to 71 Zirl,lt.t.tbiet War asanksaas as the Awe alarga. MIL limplaey• maimed be Jo peameatlaa and Ms. Loeb kw do aped!. . et dr rear =laird= lave shady wand Is tils *eta V sargarat lavag w. war ai brier dis tersatia sorra, at area was fir way, lat it vas ars= tbs. It grail be fay g lr asst wt bombe vssesid Ids tire lea is IR ask sod Sinai( is SOL, be sii:se=. brine AT TSB mat itorrerta mom. aini••• Jam*. • erprerareetleed yew( ream ail Y be cell eareetek • beerrell la re erelemeet d tew perish= d the Cher Derars Bettrey - Merl, IlLtage. with dean at the err ran re 44 t oy er shirt, lad ethee erre% 11=of Dr. is re hoer elletierbil be dr =mord Me. taw.. jet.. Set the ahem Plea dr Mbar mewed est Seaby rest bet, rho De. Tibet yes MOW Sr Dirk he etal Aerie lathe betel dr he wee rtsflerly mired wI stl het is. Dies, owl thr w. heeree men ire roe rime hi the Yam /•• me est pati bed I" he Mei weir he/ aii the Orrier ammird, t bee the pi• tam tersei emir le *oh Is the bee mei ems bur dr eke perehharberehleth era but the pia 41111111 rale ilbeereel. Pb. Or ail did the bed Mrheathen burl the mere le the Ileepler, eed, rt wen se i. le bed eta A brerra parre d, , SS ere earl, ad ler reltter herr lemeele he bead ehir sad • et di War" 'WA lekee b i atiL t ins ergered, to ✓ho leirery ledgei ruegithet ratter. _ _ 11,. Tr•toti osomad dt; peewit moil estonity NEL Ups Ur opellsolino of lb. Look, Ur prink. Irmo al lOW to bit. WORSHIP4TIIIT. • 01071110 ZirlL. at ,iro filar sat brys, aims pan eni. gape ihwi lE l beim M. 112 . wwwit with throwing a l kaie a is Ihe nee Lois mar dors dr- Abed • reek dew. 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The km et Plb mew Ni Ni tapas ems 66mis• ser• selethht emi I arks ma rg tof lame 6b• . mo d Ide Inlet 66ll that pubildty hem bt N. 16 WU berried Jen the Hai all IMF NEL TY se6pme• br.rtlr bike me 1 hik 1.1•111111117 URI la kik New, I wall Gee M. swede ma Na er units hopberret is 6661. 111166 d tb• 6066 rid tkh NNW • very sewn sewn Itempe The Meglibelle reminded them that their tow wee Emile eles. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. OthOLAILT lISYVXT[ D. Y,lt•Demald, sed three I S_ Y, hire% are *lnd et the bar before Mr. Bingham, tempi ellt app ft month • bargliuy. Cole, en Mho eller elf the A &Vides, 317, lewd taw het eight, sheet right o'clock, he wee on day to pient elothen la Martinet, Oreensorequirs, Woe be eon the skulk phew. sterling sew the Wit doer of No. Mr. Cleiheintiee. Iteinteel end welted thus tar reverel mittem eriten Gallen el!keeleen red wit Wide the perms, the due et gee Ile epee, bid eweeprear of hivll a t i es ibletted, egee= ewe beck wit tad We • sheet time CM= the =tit the Ile mew, the ether tee wry* seetremie ewer ale whim Wham un then betel Owl Whisk NW the eihae el en thle. W awa tee Wee het es Erg eseM. Se poseed then sad hub thw Imo somisdr. As startipsaiib esenteed the eel heed Shade het et tie eltagodeer bed beet trek. aeli hi dirp4ser bed been mamba but 'WIMP{ the Orem lonise inlimity hem stort..O. Tie • wk planters, who dethod the Ater, Imo iewasoled for CITY Ol LONDON AZOISTRATION.-(THIS DAT.) This • , at elerea o'clock, Mr. Thomas Tease X the revisals banister far the City of Leaden, eyeasd kM smut is the Comma PM Comet, Gat& halt, foe the patrol of reneteg the Nit at vote's for the %. Laker appeared as the pan et the Reform Register ties Astectatioa. The CCONlvrthee ewe set Tire see 467 *enema aa the part at the as the 54 40 P ... .P.4'l? saes& of sca•oces .kims• paket sad other enemy sad Weis; of tie buses of the varier eanyeake were celled alphabetically sad headed la by the morel their of the teseposire. The parishes were this tailed la eirailsz order, mad the thes slimed by the overseers headed la. which otempied the sa tin rearetag. mad the pout this sdpooroad until Thursday, whoa the milks will easumeace with the tremor's bets THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1857. ACCIDENT ox THE riaNr(LIEF KAILWAL On the marring of yesterday, at half-peat two o'clock, et the cep ewer train was prcordlag towards Rugby, Pad uitbta two sidles of it, while oxen down as ladles et • fret upset (beim eons lbw belt-en- My babied then ad • my heavy one), it separated to about the centre. The regale briag set tree from part et its load, prooseded at • halal rate, aid moos became deeded from the guard's beak, which was close ballad, while the Needle artier wee about three Wide behind the break. The driver soon discovered that be bed left his Wale bebed, sad, it is sold, menet his elegise I I Mae the siddlepetkeottheaulo bscaresJaranedbetwen tbe last peace of the tree winch was folio** bottled mad the mese. The stereemere was that the guard's beat be case • *reek. Mr. McOoteb, a esthetes hos Shrews bury, noshed eta est lojories of a petard rheum but to Voat Week the Moan. Bednella, of Rugby, who bay* bete moue Wag it thew attention to We up to eight o'clock Let eight, ewe eras to Iblarnr. They think favourably of Na. Mr. Jose% a handles Poe-adios clerk, had Ida awe coutplotely split hoot hie temple dowswards, sad Mr. Lewis bee been eat be.. Leedte to stead upon him. Es la laid to be progreriag fenvetabiy. Mr. Ashby, of &she% noshed • wood is tie lienheed, but be was able to proceed after • few honer deity. The warm wee kausediately conveyed to the Rage Hotel, Rugby, by the cedes of Mr. Chew, the station-raster, when ever; attention was paid to the. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (lIT ZLICTITC 1 . 11.1011AP111 MUTER MENTLYO.-THIS DAY. WY/Mt/TAT HANDICAP. Sorsa Wows. c = orate Lad ilassbat, i gia T ta n a Ukase, liedsaloa, sad us hers. Paw Poona.—lsysioms sad English R. GRAND STAND STAKES. Sono tarloaga Lay Tbesaidil, T. P. Ceiba Dot, sad Adventurer, ars hay. PAID Polloll7l%—nellilli AD4 Kopko& CHUTES HANDICAP. Ow mils semi follow. ChM, Polaioodia dasaassr, Itsstrol, Maid of Dimon; Tans Dow, Hosooopsthia, TM, Moon, sad Timms Dar nel& ors bora iroararr—Pmr Allos iad Dansitsr, Gears; Wil liams, Massa* Wareham, Tattoo , sad Bashi Dassaals. LATEST BETTING. CHESTER HANDICAP. 9 to 2 opt Raid.f Dermot (t) 11 2 Sarratreor (t) 7 1 Any taro (of) CESAREWITCH STALES. 109 6 t a r. 1 apt M. DAY to (t) (7 1 talon 46117) Warlock 100 to 6 Plash ook (t) 33 to 1 Actor (t) 33 to 1 Poo& (t) 40 to 1 W — Apathy (off) ar)ock fa hem THE DERBY. 90 00 I opt Clydrdsh (1) TEL LoNo VACATION.—On the 24th inst. the keg weeeeloa will toroloebe, sad $s will bogie: as tle: 2od November. tHN ?IV! BOARD OF CONSERVA2OIIII OF Tint TRAttaa.—Tba Mowing firm the sow Dosed of Came mien at tits Manse madly tea art at last make Par Um Admiralty : C. Ufa H. Anti.,R.N., mad Cameo dart tetareard, R.N. • Bard at Trade i h C .p g Salina, ; sad lb. Tataiti Hamm . Cacao& [4 Maatar, amdCmarim . Draw. Tie maw mill bold Attar at uura"L A POACHER ACCIDECTALLT 13noe IT Dle OWIt Orx.—Yesterday ea Mouth was Yid apse the body cif hare Batton, a notorious poacher residiag at BWington, semi Blackburn, who was killed on the ponicra• Friday even ing try the accidental discharge of his own g e n. On the sight Named Ballot left hie home, in company with another psalm amid Reba Thompson, to go shooting. Sutton pit Ids We bie eat pocket, and they went into a field eeatgiai by Mr. Anthemy Mercer, when Thouipsth took the P net Of RodUreq peekA and got over the hedge with it in week of pass. Net Wing any he returned to hie con- Eed, the gun to boo, at the gene doe It titre* the e tourrle forward., saying "Teats a." Batten rind hold of thy' barrel, and wee basing it dm* the them faun when, the nigger being the pa wee disclored, end the contents ledipd thei st side d Bettage trees& He re immedletely tern up, sad re=to hie parade hors, where he limpered old the merog. The dessand a 23 years et age, and maiserled. A verdict of " Acalantally " was re turned by ths jury. RIOT. AT Srocrroa.-81esma1 hundred men be. =Leo the bat sidir uzi lLetocktoe have been on goat ten de War i and ler the pr do eof tabor r. Who ter to ms of the t he I.t ori, aion— emegieg 21. a week. Plesses. Richardson, Deck, mid On, and Nowne. Per sod Co., have ems than sere Ihr Or services wall be with, sod lantreed M net erected with the Usiso, diposed when the haw awed eat end es Teary sasirso sorra be • doers warm at the mobs of Meath Richardson, Duck end Ca., and as the are ma came at of the yard rommensed era urn dor wham • cha r thee bras kept up kw • keg dma, till the polio, are to thee spot The seri et throng woe In Tartabiee, and them was welp re Miser cm Mame ththerintendent Atkinson, ef the &ears hed • tares ewer the Tees, but the skims im .i n A rta . 1 Of them bre Ore boo appre hended. Mama Richardson ad Ow her applied to the antharlik• dthe North MI soda der - et policemen Ws been sent le protect the tow Irma new at work on the parer —lfereserie Tenietturtoss Iva urn Imerz.—l as occasion ally 9.11111•1111Ped at deep beriselso and shoos, whin I ltheth e adowinmed cat et the daily end am be wind nowsese ms will moo to ee~ than berm, sod doh anelnne proof ladwe tinpribt with • view le then /dad en list riled with advereken dile sr la the glawleg, treettel, peers{ rd Maw d th e welswaw they a seep Is admer aw sel Cali WIPE pse i =l6 b... to ell sae p =eek (== odes we see say eatht into the eueltet sad ailed ifie tat i n, Sack o il rheas, to the *beet War, la • seas ate milerled b deelmy all public cond ense and Yr la the hasty, Integrity, end even common verestabaly et those corseted with similar Institutions. COMMIE be a roar the practical effort upon the public logi nierkze r t e ntez astir apse the position of the which ko st et the kartas vrivertinameat, m ken mod at the seediest Journals —" IRXANITT.— Tway per eat ameelly on the reeeipts will be gromuateed to soy arra era moommeading a quiet patient, of either ilestathes myth", with the highest toetimonisit. Adraa This la not en isolated theatre- Win Ne sober et the Non appears without contaidng enneemoners et • limiter character. Thank God I the gran body se Ira 4tai in the treatment of the tare weir rev rear dmeideve to be reduced to the lowest depths of prey and Mersa than resort to each auprotes. ✓eal err le advance eleek pecuniary terra is Bh— JeeredV Papeiwkaml Ile!fthwe, Ca. October. . Otaai . Tzientio.—We bai:e learned to substitute bookie ter prism, art to reed tasteful of to hear. MRS WS/ • tan. who ft wid threw seemanded Sbelerd at Pew* se be dioneed the *eery of maternal. end ware kin. Zees whoa belt Perla,le retired to • short distance, wed .thither Seated n peel a multitude of scholars, that then we alder mom h been them, nor fruit. of the earth le OM *we." Apia, whew he withdrew to his solitude saw Treye• the etheleme delleeted him, crowding him all pa* awl were eosin* I. dwelt In the wilderness. "For =hems they tared he lbeweelves smell trots, end le lbed dry pet tap with wed barbs. Secretly did they whimper mew themselves Beheld the world is gone altar him.' Thin ere pbewsweas white we want aot *s ped le dad neeenkag ia our ems day. We ban • city at hoe is/ • lan sais ef mak sod le the alit at it Paredey butane es • Ina wed araeltell ea Wen, ea mar s& wad weal hew laMetweed meitleeilles in the middle egea The on she Bowed to Ocean se Abelard would ant lievesullwed Frederkit Maurice to tail, day after day, for yearl* the meet parttime street of their city, no high sad divine subjects, es erslesiewical histoev, or no ethical subtleties, without turning aside to hear. Cake. the intel lectual habit. of the time had completely altered, Do Mor gan's 'lsar, nervous, and striking illustrations of mathema tical truth, and his skilful antlysie of the metaphysics of smut not pow to. " . ..pl.) on a st , •re , $f 1441. in en tipper n.,m iu (..v , rlS•etret4—Loeivn (1,4.!‘,4, fee (Molter. I. I, f! 10 w ~'u 61142t1i L 1516.-21146 DAL Two o'Clatit. The railway share market to-day is fia t and rather lower in pries, owing to the her of a rise in the rate of discount. In many ear a further re duction of 1 to f per cent. is shown. London and North Western stock is quoted 91/ to 88*; Midlard, 811 to 89 ; Great Western, 64 to 64; London and South Western, 44; to 45 per share ; Great Northern, 241 to ; and Eastern Co= 11 3-18 to 6-18. The North Eastern, and other stocks, an heavy. French shares are better. Grand Trunk of Canal have again declined. OIDDIAIT SHAM AND ATOM. 11.1.W•ira I all leak. lNN-Web. A Mawr VION lit Saha Lac. It CAN. JaN laeter...— lac Aladaalm a. INI Carlar Oark W Nolia all M all Mat. Presi. ... 10 Rata. l INK NNW, IN Not ••• fU 1 II Brim Amara Cam. GLme A . 100 Ds. CNN IS . all LW LEL... . . f ar MANNA sad CANNT . !ANNA. IN* Dumb& '• O .II O N kiwi! Waimea teat %Nalt et Azaleel :Mat ANON' 100 04. A. ANN in U .. 'kola. _ _ A g SS IT lIOS le MI IS U I • I I 9 i 9 —dls of lef MI II it 4I N SI It U $1 II ad SU 111 U si let. sea' ow ii.7.i;u4; 0 - 17 - 116 - 67:::::::: - If Ds. New TWO. Larethate pad Tortilla , . .1 De. Mk IP. 5i. ...... II Ds. da II above 441 lasia larkvall De. 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The fends are again flat to-day, some persons fearing that a rise in the rate of discount may be immediately decided upon by the Bank Directors. Prices show a further reduction of about 1-16 per cent. since yesterday afternoon. Consols are quoted 901, " *oilers," for the 14th inst., and 90,' sellers," for money. The New Three and-a-Half per Cents.bave been dealt in at 101; India Stoek at 210; Bank Stock, for account, at 217 ; and Exchequer Bills at 84. to 4s. die. Turkish Six per Cents. have fallen to 941 to 4. In other foreign stocks the variations are not of striking importance. The sales include Brazilian Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, at 994 ex div. ; Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents., at 631 (exch., 12114 ; French Three per Cent. Rentee, at 68fr. 26c. (exchange 268. 26c). Mexican Bonds, at 21. Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, at 644. Russian Five per Cents. at 1094. Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 404 ; ditto, New Deferred, for account, at 25!. The approach of the monthly settlement in Consols, with the prospect of having to pay a considerable charge for carrying over their accounts, contributes to determine sales on the part of speculative holders. The withdrawals of gold from the Bank yesterday reached 64,0001., in addition to the 83,0001. taken out on Saturday. These sums are destined for the purchase on the Continent of silver intended for shipment by the steamer which will leave for the East on the 20th inst. The 300,0001. in silver men• tinned u already sold for shipment by that oppor tunity has yet to be drawn from the Continent. Meanwhile, the panic in New York, deprives our market of the usual supply of gold from that quarter. The depression of the exchange, as between New York and London, is increased by the investments which are now being made in7Asnerican railway and other securities on English account, as well as by the large remittance to New York on account of the Illinois Central Railway Company. As operating in the same direction, we may also notice the necessity of remitting across the Atlantic the sum which represents the loss sustained by London offices on insurances of the gold on board the ill fated steamer Central America. It is evident that unless the 423,9001. in Australian gold, which is es roofs to this country via Egypt, arrives quickly, the position of the Bank will be further straitened. It is stated on good authority that the Bank last week consented to lend the East India Company one million sterling, the latter lodging securities in due course. These are believed to consiat of India Bonds. As suming that the fact is correct, the operation will further considerably increase the Bank's stock of other" securities, which is already very high ; and, ss the Ernst India Company gradually employ the money, the Bank's " reserve " will be trenched upon. The demand for money in the discount market was again very brisk yesterday, but the applications at the Bank, though to a fair extent, were by no means heavy. It is scarcely necessary to remark that no business is done in any quarter below tii per cent. The dividends will be payable at the Bank of Rolland on Wednesday, the 14th inst. The steamer Tagna has brought 1,8431. in specie from the Peninsula. The Manchester advice. mention the failure of Messrs. J and J. Beard and Co., in the silk trade, with liabilities to the amount of about 40,0001. Notwithstanding the spread of the potito disease, which is at present exciting much anxiety, both in England and Gotland, and has led to • great rise of late is the potato markets, the corn-market yester day exhibited no advance. Wheat was quoted about the same as last Monday. The country markets held at the class of last week are reported firmer, and in some camas la. to 2s. per qr. higher for wheat. In nearly all the French corn markets, on the other hand, prices continue to decline. Since last Friday, the number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at ports of call is 16—of which 3 are wheat and 12 maize. Sines the middle of last week a very active speculative demand has arisen in this branch of the market, and higher prices have in some instances been paid. A telegraphic message from St. Petersburg quotes the price of tallow at 176r0. on the spot and for all the month. --T The illiTacoe has arrived from Foo-chow-foo, with 917,5001b5. of tea on freight. The steamer Europa, from New York, reports a fresh fall in most descriptions of railway and other securities. The rate of exchange on London varied from ust to 108 per cent., according to the quality of the paper, with an unsteady market. Moneywas still extremely tight and dear, and a number of ad ditional failures are reported. According, how ever, to a telegraphic despatch of two days' later date from New York, which reached the Europa at Boston, a more satisfactory tendency was observable in the money market, and stocks and shares had rallied consi&rably. The Boston, Sleaford, and Midland Counties Railway Company have issued a statement of the position of the company. Additional capital to the amount of 30,0001. ts wanted for the construction of the line to Baton, and subscriptions are accordingly invited. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western R a il wa y of c.wwis, received yesterday, presents a decrease of 2,9771., compared with that for the corre sponding period of last year. The aggregate decrease for the seven weeks since the Ist August is 12,4691. The shares experienced a considerable fall yesterday. The 220,0001. mentioned in oar impression of yesterday as remitted to the United States by the agents of the Illinois Central Railway Company wan partly on account of the recent call, but con slated in part of advances made to the company by Eng lish houses in ceder to enable them to meet the pe collar but temporary difficulties of the American money market. The half yearly interest is advertised on Panama Railroad seven per cent. bonds. In the market for American railway securities yester day there was a decline in the shares of the Michigan Central and New York Central Cempanies, in answer to the discouraging accounts received from the New York stock market ; but Illinois Central and most ether descriptions were fairly supported. Consi derable activity continues to prevail in this market, and at the low prices now established there is no difficulty in effecueg sales. MONDAY EVICRIN4I. The apprehension that the Bank will be com pelled to raise their rate of discount to six per cent. in the event of the efflux of gold from the establish. ment continuing has caused to-day a fall of per cent. in the funds. The tendency to depression was especially observable between three and four o'clock, and all the Stock Exchange markets closed heavily at the lowest point of the clay. The reduction in many classes of English railway shares, as well as in Canadian descriptions, was considerable. Consols, which were quoted at 2 o'clock on Satur day at 901 for the 14th October, opened this morn ing at 901 to 1, recovered to 901 to 1, and closed at exactly 90/, or 90 1-16 to 3-16. For money the last pries was 90. The rate of " continuation " to the new account of tho 10th November was rather heavier, being quoted about per cent. This indi cates that the supply of stock afloat in the market is still large. The official business report is as fol lows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 901, 90, 901, 90, 901 ; ditto, for account (14th October), 901; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 2 3-16; India Stock, 209, 210; India Bonds, 235. die.; Bank Stock, for account, 219; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1839, 981, Exchequer Bills remain doll at Bs. to 4s. die. • Turkish Six per Cents. fell to-day fully 4 per cent., closing at 95 to I. After the close of the Stock Exchange this stock was still offered. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 994 to 4, being 4 per cent. lower than on Saturday. In other foreign stocks there was no important varia- tion, business being dull. Spanish Bonds remain firm. MINES.-711M DA P. Two o'CLocs. The market for home mining stocks to-day is quiet, with little alteration in price. Alfred Consols shares have been dealt in at l3i ; East Bassett at 78 ; and Tin Croft at 4i. There is a little inquiry for St. John del Rey shares, which arc marked 121. In other foreign descriptions no change has occurred. Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Bast Allred, 3f, ; Bast Basset, 75, 77} , Redmeor, 10s., 12s. 6d. ; Soruitigs Consols, 2 3-16, 5-16 , South Condon, 337 i, 347{, es die. ; South Cern Brea, 6, 6* ; Wheel Gren ville, 295., 31s. ; Wheal Tralawney, 24, 251. • MONDAT EVENING. The market for home mining stocks to-day pre sented some variations, the demand running chiefly upon shares in Wheal Grenville, East Alfred, West Frances, Alfred Consols, Tin Croft, Wheal Mary Ann, and Wheal Trelawney ; whilst Lady Bertha North Basset, Great South Tolgus, South Cant Brea; and Par Consols shares were weaker. The following transactions are reported to us from the Stock Exchange, in addition to those comprised in the official list, viz.: Tin Croft at 41; Wheal Trelawney at 25; East Alfred at 3} to 31; Wheal Grenville at 32a. 6d.; East Basset at 68 and 691; North Basset at 151; and Great South Tolgus at 161. Linares shares continue in demand, and show a further improvement of about ss. There were also some inquiries for United Mexican, which support the recent advance. Dun Mountain Copper Mining shares were marked f prom. At a meeting of the adventurers in Lady Bertha mine, held to-day, a call of lc 6d. per share cm =dß. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (IT MAGNETIC TILEORATH.) OXON 091 OWN 0011RESPONDINT4 The attendance at mutest was limited, end the demand was restricted to the leading articles of trade. Foreign wheat ham declined 24., and Irish new 9d. per bushel on the week. Flour was 6d. per barrel, or Is. per sack lower. Newel had declined Is. per toed. Peat, beans, and other articled, are upcbanged. The weather changeable. 111 111 111 111 111 NJ lei Ili IN OS I II U II IMs —.— t 04 die a a HI Its 101 lot 114 N I 11 4 Po Y b. 113 f P, bide 1.461 at p.a. Iret 11 • 14 II I II ''l eg II TN I It SI _Of 1S re r i ps 4l i Ii / I . 11 . I rtLi RAMIII H' IM IN I 0 Is W SC is I 7ff U 19 1.• Tf ft . - ....ial ill MN Vet 1" 1,110 lama a Zs= p. 64 SI Malta aftelybeed pAt Dud. Almr.Juis Z. Mai b. %, 6 p.s. LOnnt'es Ra.,6p4.,/14.1 w•A De. New 6p.C44174 - . beim 0414* 4 per Cat. I. Luker&he. Gm Cot. D. 4 , e, r4=3 . p.0. Ot. Nenbere, I pie Cent. De.eare.Latlo4.64.4m. Do. 44 pee C4e4.... De.s eidat e. pr 01. N. 11.4/401, la Pref. De. 6 4. 4. rre. Damev..l Min.% 4.4 Damn. teeden.4p. C irreilara. 4 war 41. Ds. Dims. Pnl. Ewes DoChelorrnif.ll6.44.4. De. 4e. 64.4 p. • Da 4thwg. O. Ski . De.Choter Clea.liars De. Es. 416 Duo de. Warted:N.oF Os. LoN•Sole.Or. Nei Do. Now Osa. per N. 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V 4 3 1 1i 14 I I Ms s if 4 I 144 IS 6 I I li 7 i p 75 15 15 e d II $ 1111 de I If sli 34 11 i if 14 SI S 111 Ms ' ACCIDENT ON THE LENDS, BRADPOIIII, AND WAIRTIILD RAlLWAT.—Yeeterday morning this railway commenced running peseenjers (the line having been formally opened on Bathrday. A train left the Wakefield Station at 9.16 a.m., conduct by Captain Bineteed, the su perintendent of the Lancaehire and Yorkshire Railway. Whelan's+ to the points at Holbeck Junction where the line rune into the Leeds Halifax, and Bradford Railway, the engine ran eff the rails, ploughing the embankment for souse way. Captain Binstead was on the engine, and received one or two sem bruises ; but providentially neither he nor the engine driver or stoker were seriously injured. The engine was MOO afterward' replaced an the line, and the train proceeded on Ito way.—Meseheasr Guardian of this d_ay. THE TRADE OP LITISRPOOL.—LITERPOOL, 930 - DaT.—Tbs Customs BM of Entry, published this morning, gives a return of the number and tonnage of the ship that have entered inwards from and cleared outwards for fa porta In the week ending the 3rd of Oct, 1867, se wall as the corresponding period of 1866. It appears that &Mos the Yet week 127 ships of an aggregate tonnage of 68172 tons, entered inwards, against 89 ship, 68,311 tons In 1866, being an increase of 38 in the number of ships, and an incases of 9,861 tone in the tonnage; the number of clearances out wards during the week, 90 ships, of a tonnage of 44,604 tans, against 96 ships and 56,578 tons in 1866, being a decrease of 5 ships end 12,704 tone, The to tal num ber ad ships reported inwards from foreign ports —dewing the present . year tip to the 3rd of Oct. ins 3,461, with a of 1,849,611 tons, against 8,308, sad 1,890,644 toes la the year 1&56, showing en therms of 143 ships and a de crease of 41,133 tons. The total number of chips cleared outwards for foreign ports during the present year up to the 3rd of Oct., was 3,940, with a tonnage of 1,991,981 tone, against 3,734 ship, and 2,011,614 tons in the year 1866, showing an Waves, of 206 ships and a decrease of 19,033 --- ESPRESENTATION OF EAST KENT.—Mr„ Rice, late member for Dover, is of as candidate for the vacancy in the representation Tt l fi l e n eastern division of Kent, was si.mod by the retirement of Sir Edward Dering. Mr. Rios is a supporter of Lord Palmerston's government. Mr. Nolo., who was defeated at the last election, has offered himself as a candidate on conservative principles. Amongst the subeceibers to the India Fund in the Bath list is the Rev. W. A., who gives, so the "one moiety of the winding-up of a law-suit," the magnificent donation of 3R21. _ _ THE NORTHERN COIL THIDE AND THE INDIAN SurramEmA.—The Northern Coal Trade Association has ontributed 5001 to the Newestle-on-Tyne subscription for the warm in India. TRR EATi STORMS IN SODTRERN ITALY.—The 011etat Jew ,of of the Two Sieiliee, of the 23rd alt. con. Crones to give account. of the damage done by . the violent rains which occurred lately en various proemial of the kingdom, especially la Tens di Lavoro, sod in the neigh lxitirhnod of Molise and Bad. A bridge of boats over the river Volturno was tweaked away; the communication be tween Cuomo and Carreto was interrupted, and • young woman of the latter pleas was carried away by the current and drowned. The commune* of Csaalduni, Pontelandolio, Foiano. and Campolattare suffered Immense loser in cattle sad farming stores; bat, happily, no lives were lat. At Canoes, in the province of Bari, a haiktorm devastated the district ; the hailatones were of the size of a walnut. At Sea Marco di Cavoti, in the province of Principato Interiore, the TAMUIZIVIVAIO overflowed its bonito, committing great ra new ; a woman in • state of pregnancy and her four chi:- dna Inn drowned, and the bridge of Pescimieffo woe =- tied away.. . . Acma .. ate from Milan state that Marshal Radetzki Is still at his villa near that toren. an I is in tolerable health, being able to be Islas:led about the tine garden a:- tacked to his madam ins chair. isuct itst i awl TlL Ai t y Lloi miat tdlV i of $ keet I Autrailia *AI Il Aubellsa Royal Mall . al M. Balla W 444.4410 -. al Ml* i 0 94. New . I _... OM& 11.441444 — Lia. 40 9 • . 1111 I. • .w t 0. &irk 411 11,000 Li . Pia. /4 pa R.... all 100.00 , ! GTf96l taw .....—. all ~,, 10, I Da. Prainera .. al 94.?4, 0 itsz..sa...atmlM) al mono so Bor. ark ....-t- au me, et. Skala* 19140446 . 14. 0,144 1 *la Take. ef Iterai'd all I 1 iemaks(trer t all " 4049 el? en " : 8"1 04•4404131ar at /0, II . Ilan. Ilakpalas 14 40. 114 Masud - . 1 Ifi. 4 Loa Gr. inabstOcea. all . 9. 1"" 10 =t ia tarT4l. 4 44. I. Nuke lIL *ark= all KM * Mara DM** Om. I I 114110 10 Ifekkkola 1040 L—. 4 11.110 10 Diu De.....„.. .„. al SIAS II Dkaporit.rmalkalik9 .11 94.149 S 1110. D0m. . .......... I 1,714 lee 11.114449.14W.491.1,444 It 1.41.444 Medi let. Arlauladr all 110 15m .04 0 So North at Bump Mum- sE 1 • Or . all WON I Da. .1 1 4w . lbrad".. 194 WO I Paillltkriaklailllrra all $0.05 I. Pmearltatintal Ilken all 10,004 10 MAW/ .. 14 14.410 14 throw, boa .......... an 110.1140 If Ds. Pa.— .... all lON 1 Maya Nall 491 . .-. - a sa la I • AIM I , nuit... on Kw In Ark, Lad- all We 1 traiwarka Take. kelp. all 14000 1 De. Da. Warm all 11,004 sitaLemOkaW.o22. 11 Ikoo9 IM Via Oksia • • lasi—. 24 • 74006 St. Vkilarls 1:10444 --..... 1411 AO* NI Dk /km ................ IS MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAT. Suoas.LTh;;;riet has opened with a steady appear- Ince, and the Barbadoee public sale has gone of at full prices. The refined market firm. Comm The large public sales are progresidag heavily. Tea. The market remains dull but quotations are un altered. ilea continues steady. Rux.—Prior am supported, with • limited business done. SALTIPITII.—The bulk of the public stales was = in, and the small part sold showed a alight decline. don 10 to 11, 67a. to 68e. Snow remain firm. Corrow.—a brisk demand sprang up late yesterday, and 1,000 bales sold at full prices. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market le quiet at the subjoined quotations .—Petere burg T.C. on Me spot, 67e. 6d. ; October to December, 675. 3d. ; January to March, 67e. 6d. to 675. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Yr. J. E. Davis reports a good supply, with a dull trade. Prime ruesdow hay, 655. to 70e. ; toCior ditto 765. to 80s, ; Whiner ditto, bus. to 60s. ; rowan, .to 65e, ; clover, 90s. to 100 s.; second cut, 755. to 905.; straw, 25.. to 28s. THE BALLINASLOR PAIR. lIALLINASLOE, MONDAY. As early no aid o'clock purekaaers were in the market, and ao large a number has not been seen for many years. About seven o'clock the buying became very brisk. There is a considerable falling off in the suppl , and conse quently the avidity to purchase is in . Lord Dun eandle sold his first and second lota of beading ewes at 43e, 3d. ; lot ditto et 395. Major Brake sold two lota of two-year-old %Tedder*, the first at 52e., and the second at 47a. Mr. J. H. Blake, of Ashville, sold 300 weddera, top lot, at 535. Mr. John Nor ton, of Cam House, Slane, bought 110 wedders at 69a., 140 ditto at 56e., 100 ditto at 45a., and 110 swam at 355. 6d. Mr. Robert Darcy sold top lot of madders, 202, at 31. Os. 6d. ; second lot ditto at 56., and a lot of barren ewes at 40a. Mr. 7'eafe, County Rosoommoo, sold his top lot of wedders at 31. 6s. ; second lot, 100, at U.; and a third lot of 60 ditto, at 64e. The rain falls very heavily, and will, it is thought, operate considerably against the proceedings of the day. It wee roughly estimated that the number xi sheep on the Green amounted to 70,000, but this estimate is believed to be beyond the mark. TCESDAT, 11 11.11. A limited eupply has canted a great increase in the prima of sheep on yesterday's rates. Wadden avenge Ss. and ewes 2e. higher. There was a demand for at least 20,000 more than were in the 61r, end every lot sold off rapidly. Horses and cattle were coming in. Hones—some very pod and it Is expected will fetch higher prices. Weather beautiful. CHOLERA. The General Board of Health has just leaned advice to the local board' as to the precautions that ought at once to be adopted with reference to epidemic cholera, the advent of which may be regarded as • probability from the cirennatanoe of its having already made its appearance in several of the Baltic ports and at Hamburg. The unusual fatality from diarehor to London and other Arta of England which has prevailed during the last three month', is the same premonitory symptom which has or vevious occasions heralded the vie tations of cholera. The following are among the most important suggestions offered by the board i—" First, that the air within and about dwelling-places be not contaminated with offensive organic effluvia, such as rime when the houses themselves ere ill vacillated, overcrowded, and unclean, or when their refire is not properly removed from them hy drainage or other wise, or when any filthy accumulations exist in their neigh bourhood, or when the local sewerage u defective. Secondly, that the public supply of water be, as far as possible, unpolluted by any kind of animal or vegetable impurity; for where cholera is present or impending, no house can be considered tele for habitation in which there to any offensive smell of animal reface, or of other putrefactive animal or Mitilbirng i latta i ; a l t lng no water ere eows is ibsono nnften the safe ass wifetz rivers and with well. in the neighbourhood of hours) any habitual discharge of towu refuse or any accidental soakage or leakage from drains or cer pools." Full details are also given of the powers premed by the local boards under the public beulib and Dunmore remove( arm, and which ought stringently to be exerciesd at this tints. They relate principally to matters of sewerage and drainage, and generally to the prevention or removal of all impurities which taint the atmnephcre or hinder the diffusion of per arid and domeetic charmer. The following ohervatioem can scarcely be too widely circulated and regarded at the present moment ' It is possible that no human efforta truly suffice to avert the course of that epidemic ferment which thin, at certain intervals of time, comes, as it were, to test the euffleieney of our sanitary defences. But public authorities, armed with the carting powers of the law, can do almost everything to render the mysterious influence innocoons by removing those local conditions through which alone It is enabled to destroy life in this climate. "Local Doers may be wall assured that, if any preset tin= adopted by them against cholera should hereafter seem to have been superfluous an red thou to that epidemic—if the suggested posaibility of another visitation should happily not now be realised—the prier and cart which may have bees given to sanitary improvement will in no degree have been routed ; sines undoubtedly ouch exertions will have borne fruit in preventing other diseove, and in honoring both the misery and the expense, the watts of life and the waste of money, which are now the COL br,uence of defective sani tary arrangements." ATTENDANCE AT THE JUDGES' CHAMBERS.—The attendance of one of the jnages at ilmmlare is confined to Tuesday sad Friday for the present. SCENE AT AN EXECUTION.—A horrible scene• (says the Water Garetts) took place at Hanover a few days us, on the occasion of on execution. lot only did a large crowd, many of them carrying bottlee of brandy, assemble and commit gross ezorstes, but a numbs of individuals sub ject to stilepsy rushed to the scallold at the moment the criminals head fell to drink the Hood, the popular belief bring that it is a cure for 00. 0 4, and the executions readily gave it to them This Itiglittul some has caused an immense seewition in Hanover. sal petitions to the govern , meat praying 'bat execute us way u•s kr.gte he public have been nuweromly signed. IS 14 11 7 NI 14 45..7. i VI le II& 111 & • 4 . it ft -3 T 24