The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-30 00:00:00

est, who wee peeving that way, looked is. Pinellas that her brother woe drank, ethe asked him to come home with late, which he estamd to do. He came oat Into the West with her, however, sad there begaa to beat her. Prisms(' who had tho 0011111 out, vas sitting ou the door ' step, Mashlag, which so offended complainant that, as mow as she could get away from her brother, the attacked defeadamt, amid showed her into the home. Dehmthat thus wet tato the own room, sad threw a bat tees st the coseythensat fence the window. The Woo pawed net through one °Me paws d ghee. It did sat strike complainant, but maw against the bed of another wawa. Ikfrfdust than threw a kWh at complaisant sad &gala mimed bar. Comphinsat's brother look up the kWh, mewled it in -doors, sad returned it to the primmer who came out into the street, lanadiabias tho vempow, aid declaring that she would " Mick" the mea =Tt. Phu attempted to slab the latter, who put up her o ward of the blow, and remised a cut on the beck d W baud and riot, . . Theinedeat rid she did not mab the oomplaineet, who bad set her brad by !eminent the pea • of Oar with it. She called a winner, who, however, admitted thin dedsedael had a Imile, and threatened to use It Jaidiee said than had probably teen provocation os both mks. Complaiasat admitted that she used the diet violreee, sad If It bed not bent for the circumstance that • Mils wee used, he ahosid rot bane thought it neosseuy to N farther with the rem Bat he could not admit that say peroration, end eepecialiy se slight • provor anon as is lb& are, coaldjeedy the odPs of the kaik He was determined mem to paw over • rase of 'tabbing. Ho shook' email Yr fee harts= aye. *ORSHIP-!T&gET. 'ART XXX %OLT OX TX/ FOLIC,. Nem Ilettlt, ase amine boom haw in Cate-street, 8 0 101161 det wow &erred Won Kr. Heannull, with tumult bag Swissat Pareitsse lib H. Complaimat elated that cm Wohasellity seaming last he was in mirth of • thief who bed robbed a person in Coonnerciaminekl sad knowing that &fen dings house was the continual neat of the ward characters, he felt justified in looking through the shop window to certain if the pima he mated was Aire. Defendant, who noticed tale, cents to the door, smiled him with the cmod filthy sad prawn epithets, is. out and struck ham • eudent blow, then reeled behind the minim, sod returning with • ietol, moue he would blew his beef= out, at the INES time protegee dm at his heed. Sevevel "rough. ' had by Mo w = gathered round and sours or strict the pistol amide C. seized his meailaat and struggled with his tato the = rna preatistec wham dafeadiat Nixed • pot of boiling taa ties the fir•-plave, and throw it ova his head and bands; while ea dievoming to get beck with his prisoner iuto the street, he had • got of ho.• g ease hurled at him, this compelled him to decamp, bat detendeat followel him, and hurled • woad pot of the mans beverage at him, which yes as well shoed as the others. Defendant then ask into his shop semis sad timed and locked the door, which satwormatly was broken open, bat defeadent had steeped. Lest aught be took him into custody. Baas, 11,dsposed that he vas the pinta who knocked ap the pistol wham it was pretested but a law inches from hie esegeent's heed. Tb. • rosghs," however, got hold of it she, sad witless ladles lee could not west it hem them, tamed the pritsbg oat of the pan and loomed hie hold. It had net since keen Mad. Prima. vas ether. . _ ili7HassaullZet the 4:111ar for oas mortb to the Ilona et thervertiee, sad ordered ►is to kid two sureties to 20t. each Apr three soothe ham. 011 LIT INDIALIF P4NINI . frf ;42 BAIL:Id?: (TNI3 7)4 kj This miming tie sixteenth half-yearly meeting of tie proprietors was held at the Landon Timm ; Mr. W.I. , HAMILTON. Monism of the Board of Diretore, is 11111 chair. The STCIRTAILT (Mr. T. It. Watt) read the tepee, which m orld Nat io the Awns of WiMounny. The MOLVIAMI mews The enstansw, is MADviagtb. md.Peila of the laid the interest which attac he d to evserthing eaaieted with India at the resod day rendeied this meeting cue of oatmeal haporhmor. end although this midevtalung could not b mid to Me in intorest with the , oredlmp of the maim in the north. end the looms , oestensed by individoen in the dieturbed olistriete, he must , my • ay wards with regard to the bearing of recent events In Lao ape the conspay's property. It wort be gratifying to the worthy to hear that them events had Dot in any onlorial degree alerted the company 's proceedings— =r, hoor)—no Insurgent troops hem decietsted works, and they had sot, as was the are with smother compeny, wbne mailing wee held oo the pervious day, to lament the Ices of any of thole settes, energetic. mid hard-working oiticiala. (Hem, hem.) The interfsvore which led taken place on their hoe we. at • very slight and tramitary Character, sod he ho it had aimed) , mfo os& The °sly inrmittion which they bad ape the subject wee castainad in • report trout the emi nences agent to their soperiotending cncieeer, Mr. Berkley, M which be end " About 800 cam employed repeatelly to the conveysnee of the eastern!' for pea.oaaet way, and nearly ell them mod in brinring atones to our Midget and the Pennell titen,heve been seirod sod mot to Hyderabad sad 4/m/Mbent; also the bodies employed at the diversions of Oorpores, end I believe any at other places too. The nemerial' • in the carts have also born left on the roads in *Seem places." This ma, he repeated, the only mate nom that they Ind reward is the subject. There wee worry moon to believe ILot the cootrector would find some wine of suppl ing the lose of Lib nu which bad been raat.ieed. la addition to the details given in the report, be might tonstion that .' minded contract No. 7 the pogrom mods bed not been no satisfactory as it was expected to be. On satinet NJ. ". from the top of the Moire Ghat to Potash • distance of 40 milm, the Ibis was completed, and them was scary rearm to expect that in the beginning of the spring of next ;in, that portion of the line would be open for testae. They bad • line hem Poonah to ahoLapare which wee constructed by Mr. Dray , who had lately bees in England. end that gentlosion Mond that about 64 mass of the lion oommencingst Paomborvaid be ready for meting in the swath of April mot year. They could than have, In addition to the 88 miles al ready ern, 100 nay More the GUY available for public traffic. The resenting portion of the line from Paola to eholapore was prognesing satisfactorily. On the North- Eastern Extonrice, the proems was not quite so rapid. The satire roebucks who had undertaken to construct • par boo of the lies from Italian to the foot of the Ohara, had got his plant on the pound, and was actively Isespri is making arrangements for commenriag opererimie end Mc Wier, tho eonteartor for the two co zeh o irj aL ertiona (Nos. It and 12) had sent hence s b amount of Amt., mil • large number of work men, end would won be busily •ed is the work. The Mate of the line might, thereeor., in few word., he this described They had 88 miles er-stly opened • thsy had madmen Noe. 8 end 9, comprising altogethe; 217 i miles on the South-Emtem Extrusion, man contraction ; at which 100 Wks yield be opined is the mere of next going. The contracts la, 11, and 12, campeleing 224 mina from the fermium at Mellon to Bhoeawd in Kandeleh, were let to costnietan who wen shoot to commerce operations: and this. were Argther matrons 13 and 14. from Ithoeiond to M, re aurveyed and estimatid for . making alto -688 mass which they were prepared to ocatetreet. hear.) Mr. ?muscat:" mode some oboes radon upon the so- oases, and requested to be informed of the tails of the .ether-eight sass already opened. The C At toms replied that the port of the Pitt mike, in. cludiss rolling Mack, wee 779,3301., being 8,8061. per mile, sod the nett peat yielded upon this outlay • dividend of 41. 17e. Id. per cent. Mr. kit oozes impaired If It was true that the least India Company held in heed soon 1,600,0001. of this company'. ea . . Mr. Averring, M.P., a director, replied that It One, sad la making this reply the boo. umenber took the opportunity d comnantiag upon the rime-eided nears of the contract this crompeay had made lath the Feet India Company. It scald weer have has contemplated that so lame a ewe as keoo.ool, should remain in the hands of the &et India Dosed for so long a period. The report wee adopted, and Mr. Franklin appointed to die vacua &editorship. A vete of them!' to the chairman sad directors termluated preosediais. ME SIAMESE EMBASBT • The weans of the Siamese Embeary left the Merge Hotel, Pertementb, yeahratey monis!, tar Landon. Tarr E methadon traesial le tows fa a spacial train pro vided for their eseemmedelloe os thn Booth. titration Rail • tray, We. OAPs, the nepurieleadeee et the tree depart am; ulnae chirp eif the dimileignieheal party Thi easbanniets arrival at the Welleine stalks at half pad twain eels* mad were reeeived by a awed of honour et the 1 Ith Neeenre. Spesiel cartage', prepared by order et the forerem•et, wee wattle, sa the sietlee, b .bleb the prism pre e/1M tram Weasels* ander escort of a dalaelieseet at the Ilth Buser, to Clarldo's lintel, Upper Breek-eleeet, wire* ohs sale @pelmet* bad bees mewed fer their recepans. By a tatter morired yesterday st Portsmouth, • ham Itear-Adaiind Sir 11. Koppel, dated Iliappora,, tlapt. It appaora taw ha war thee co Ith way to Demo to vital , Baja► Brooks, parlous to bla ,etas to Laglast In a Couveastion held at Oxford yesterday (Tlaaraday). Cast Aarrlio nasainott-ty re-oyr palaird Itahsa taaakor La the Taylor laatitaltaa, it a paid d Ova yew& W. H. Poulton, Eaq., 8.A., of Bt. Jan% Coat% ComAnaus, uo• w R Oehber 17. &Oki 11111011/1&• Wul tutor of Qum', Cam. , I.llflohiehen. MtLICIOtOLY Tnlownto Vrritior---Bse• tak swot or mve he the Ire WIN or dr days boui osen Nko iolog ths o% ha omelciewepoperklom la Imo/ of Kaletit.bridor, P 1 &rood, of di* thowtog vitriol owe she dsomo of Who oaf Mum logo leeen auto oopeolat.4l %IA lalloosse =r l , c ld on es the alert fur Ms 4eteretioo of the roper& eht *reword boo boos ofered 6nr Unit appreirsolon. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVIINING, OCTOBER 30, Mt LATEST SPORTING LIiTELLIGkNCE. (IT isacnuo TZLI4II4IPIL) MEETING.-THIS DAY. BWEEPBTAYIIB OF 10 FOWL Half Ab. =lc .. 1 Trabono • • _ s SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOTS. T.Y.C. West Ed .. •• •• HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 SON'S. 1 1 3 3. 41 2= .. I 5 nii. SWEEPSTAKES OP 100 BOYS. T.Y.C. Target .. 1 Qtwintatown 4 tea.— SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOTS. T.T.C. s s Tozopholite walked ova., SECOND-CLASS NURSERY STAFFS. Loma della Rabbis 1 . 2 Old Time 14 rm.- HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OP 15 BOVA. Bel Iffeesaza .. Fright • • 6 rya... TIRET•CLASB NURSERY STARES. Pampa .. .. .. .. Anne DIPI•lill .. .. • • .. Eloped% c .. .. 13 rm. Woe by &WWl's. HANDICAP PLATE. D. I. Bond, 6 yrs, tht 916 ; Basso, a, fist 716; Fright, 3 yrs, a. eat 316 Zig Zag, a, Sat lib ; Nohow*, a, Sit ; Peeping I: 3 ps, 7n 9%; Bracken, alb ; Bbd la the R ut& 3 rm. 7 713 , Bird is 4 rrs, ft 71b; Buoys, 3 711 616, Ruth, S yrs, Tet Uti• Blues d 3 yrs, R Slab; Quin of the But, 3 yrs, &it 71b; Young Hops tal, 3 ps, 6st 21b; Brun, 4 ps, tht; thrimess, 3 yrs, re St 10th; snd Pstrochici, 3 yrs, lat, all us ben. LOCAL 11H4.21 MAIZEIN. wa. he Imayeas. Oat. IR—A van quiet motetW.Wbat Om Uws y e brat swim to rib& Prins ma ilia bet badag s kur i. e: , at lobe. Lara rib e sad Ttabitb.. larzir Ihrtahr l it=tab illab ft= g rarnaltk 1108.—Otalb =it C la lb. M. it.—baba tbaaarb.l.l.-13.01 Trawl at bard& St IL 111•10INIAll. or 11.—Thit motet oat tne at but ea mite- II dal, rid my We belems sr tnialatsl lamhts end NMI ih. Wobbles alma at 14-11bimaahhe Vass& at tits 411—libet WNIIIIIIII, ill. at Ilt—aad INnabahamisa him Vans& al & N. Ilascamesa. Oce.ll.—Thwevet mot mih oi =gt balm van Oa bahay and and moats& Phrawbby sad S gar am& Prat, Ple.—Eatt As/lba. th—lasiatr. If— Mei, Co—lNfflon. Ilj : 9 amakkank ea—lbg i mmtbdire, th—Ditria ALM& Om 211.--Tha mil leillibilk•lAA la UMW thb bora* ban 118 tear at SIC LI TER CORPORATION or ?MOTOR AND TIIR EARL le or Dan...T.—The mar with tamps* to Lonesster-read . 11 ! W bus euitienerfly =PK eit • usethen of the retie twirl r„ art lie mule ri • depninlien et the Prune tows se west Ilie lordship's WA*, ef whisk the kilowiu Is a Ire eau, was nod at • waft el the uspeesften pasertey kreorrey, 0ct.14 Edre—l fr o = a Pew t Wof m yestordey, sod en WWI by the equer eke di repot at do unnellenetilindt mode gym us is sere u Of the yable yawn tedeiones to • heal mina d Oki I 11, was set um rugninni. Tiered. Mows, to hen *et thee U. is any mismanMesabg_ Ishsesa email on oty spas, U:. Dirket, en the ankinat. That It slight komene gg • smatter of lefties. I held bbe /remade.. I sow weld hare low top bl*tilt.then is reed in urban ID should be Odor the. • Relie thiseregkews, trimmer dun* be la • 11. elide to Wham, Mims. U then may he, mg, I reek be away di posed W a .. w• neinaed essesseriss; art with tide view I arilf be ; to mesh" thrshilis ea shy du rat oak (to- es ml p i lt sudsy) Ada wity wilt .breed eeirssiese et te mad Alhue prom 1 disal bros. I soil thecome° with whets ellt um* yes to suunient., eel ha id us kart the ism& Airs re le sell tire It maid be wry entiebotery to see Get Jo dunked*. &said be Whs. deed, sot *sly be weer, 1. to weeds the soldurri et this brim rester.—l sr, sir, yew detest eerier, st Asap* Tq." Tat Foams's,— is WM prisesistsi is nosy of the themie with very esseees ems U. pored wft,h the raw* ed tho nacersor mew bra but giros up. Oftedalaie, to ßadenoch, agorae way geed r spew, lobe party *see laving killed fa one day se any sews deer, tell of which were to the very boot oonditka. At U. Gat* Mr. Littladido had throe to his own gun in one day • his beet day'a sport for the amen. Lewd Alexander Rowell sa accomplieked a iteniler kat at Rothionarchus, killing than. wry good stags Ina day, which, however, only made ny Ne airmen for the whole weron, In Owe . of sixty last yeer. er • cornepoadent in Perthshire Nem 'There bee lelely lean a Imp party at We Grace the Duke of Athoith, who g s have *lied a great many eery fine shim"— Banff Jorweel. THE CASE OF THE CAGLIARI STEAMER— A to brother of one of the unfortunate engineers of the CeleVeri, now imprimoned in • Neapolitan dungeon, writes . We have jet heard that the maimed and increasing ill-treat- 4,6 mast which my poor brother bas been subjected To boa hod such so affect u p on him that he baggage quite out of his mind. Pi Toe may judge of the diatom this news hie .used us ; bet, although every effort has been need to endeavour to obtala redress, or to awakes some interest on the part oft English "" goverment, we have been hitherto quite uneacce•dhl. Lord Chereadon has been wreten to twice. To the first letter he replied that ha would gist bearent ions to the coma at Naples at the English prisonersshould be properly treated. To ; that the second no answer hes yet been received." CHILD MURDER IN 13TAIVORDSUIRE.—Au in- M. quest was held at the polite-office, Bilston, yesterday after noon, before T. M. Phillips Req., on the body of an infant, sine wean old, named John Plant. From the evident* " It appeared that the child wee it ; its mother, is Ann Plant, • single young woman, of 22, who some time back bad an Improper intimacy with a married * Era, gamed Desks, the putative father. Being dee- raided by her own parents in coneequence of her dim-date ; habits, the mother, on the night of Tuesday week, applied for permisalon to sleep at the home of • man named Hick man, at Hall Green, which wee given. Sho remained there on the following night elm, and left about mid-day on Thursday, for the purposed going to Alton, In North 111 Staffordshire, as abs seated, to father her child, which the took with her. About *seen o'clock, however, she returned g without the child, and told • story about having met . es 6 tleman and lady, In Wolverhampton, devised in mo who had begged the child of her, remising if the ge sever claim it to keep it es their own, and that it should le neither work nor want. She said the gentlemen and lady * took her to tbrir house which ma on the Stafford real; to It was new house, " carpeted mat beautiful." The lady 10 gave the child some food, and the gentleman west out end is borrowed a bottle to feed it. Mk mount, spade= and 111 circenewantial as It seemed, was credited at fret; but ester gently doubts were insinuated as to Its seceiracy; art on ; Tueeday, on being premed on the subject, the worm am ag 6 freed that she had put the child Is the ewe sou *deer- yl hempton. On the canal being wombed the body of a child IS wee found ma the place !admitted by Its unhappy mother; who, on giving bimedos where it would be found to • poliormae, requested to be aimed to jump down a ccapit, saying the dale would Week her mother's heart. The in. pe quest was adjourned to Today ant, In order that • prod- r wrene examination et the body might be made.—Maarar Oweritian, DESTRUCTION BY Fin OF IiAWARDEN CHURCH. ig —The raw cd Haman), Flistalthe (which derives its as name from Haman& Cattle, the scat of Sir Stephen 6 Glynn., lord-lieutenant of Flintehire), was, early yee terdey (Thursday) morning, illuminated with fames, ; which had encircled the far-famed church of St. i t Deniol, otherwise liamedes Church. This church, ea which was built Most 1271, was the property of 0 Sir Stephen Gimes, and the hang, which was in his gilt, ± l l._ was worth 4,000 f. a year. Gonads/Mk improvement had been efect,l in it of late years, the church liming been CUM. pletely reelneed.—new windows indeed, carved oak etalla, lectern pulpit. maim desk, and acmes erected, and • thorou ghi estimation ducted, which had the melt of maim it the most beautiful church in the toasty. 100 A doer examination was sods by the police, and it was die covered that, beyond all doubt, the church had bra per posely set os flre A window adjoining the south porek et Pa small dimmed-panted panes wes found to hays bass tot Ns thrmieh with a sharp instrument, probably a pocket kid*, 43 ' until an opening large enough to admit a man had been made, when the incendiary had entered, and our had be.. , 66 wet to the church is two pheces—neer the organ, end osier we the gallery is the we. After witting ere to the aura is the new( had opened the door In the north estrous, which was simply fastened with • bolt inside, and deeamped, leaving it pore. The damage done Is estimated el 5,0001 st. No ri PI to the perydratr ot the craw Ise yet been tosaL— Mentlrrster Gov ins. THE. QC LIFICATION FOR A RAILWAT SNORER. —On Timidly morales, an altercates was overheard bey I : twist a fret-claw passenger by one of the Massa Railway a t , trans hawses Derby and Nourishes, sad the goad, as tie fellows —Pawneer, with • cigar between kis Sager. 161 "What?" Goad " Smoking fa maw. the rides." Peas 6 , 6 mega (with a dignified expulsion) Bat I ant a pope* tor!" Ossie4._" You cannot he _ellowed to smok KIMO V IIt Why I I hekl 7.0001. weigh of stock is this ft, collapse, " Ord "No matter, skr." Perarneer pockets ft the eignr 'with the air of sa lojwed imosa. —Nehru/haw NI Serino. EPIDEMTC Et :L-711M formidable ditesse, mit dlyherish which is DOW endanic is vane parts rit Fan% • sod stank ever sad eaos, beeeks oat then rpiderokolly, sal • M••• ININI is • Wk. swabs, of tite sparse to itself teem...airily In Emma. For .use time pest go "a pourer ithid of putrid more•throst" to.. been eery parer bat sad very fatal is the Rethked ifiadred. Well it boo • ascieed sorb elem. It is raid le kill In twenty-four haus, • mornishase lee. In one Donee are moons dad ham its • attack. ire shell publish foliar astetie of the elareder ea/ go Ingress of the divessa—Least. • gSi ▪ 111 II 9 tt re 111 $ I 311 11 19 N 14 • II N , 09 ft 90 11. Itl " Nit 81 N IS I lis ps N Pi I I N DI as, 't . i. " C NI vi ise .. es I orkF n Ili ate Ii GO Si Si es V 41 mi ft 0 6 401 N N 4 l ab 111 N 11 No II NI 41 IS SS 0 ' Ol eb me SO 01 1$ 14 ttab M u N sib I F ? I 91 $ K N 11 14 NS IN Si Si IN IN 111 19 Sle ■1 19 91 1 pi si li M 11l re }Pa H 64 UT US 1e 9 9 9 N U I/ 'I Id ;NAIL II I Z pa i a el 4 1 Se 6ei Bli WI ii 6 II Pi is II 99 MI'S il a I I If S Nf 4..- NI s U a sh If If ills i i i I S /4 • 1. 4 1% w. 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MN/ I Vas 01414•3% bog * 1111 9 11 4 1 41,443 N. 9144941. dig ---- 149 II 19 KIN D. ii.....-- 14 • %Ms COMMERCIAL AND MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The attendeel3 inDlMlT:lsie;itTe morning wee again 01111111, Effel the amount of Weiner treweroted very tunas portent. At the acme time an to be gaining pool that pekoe of = e as:S P rour have sgpresehed s pit at while Amen of WIWI will become wiryl. Algereat about eellieg._ ewA emeequently, a Inner In.. may peselbly ilemiere Nee, &Mai the en soing week. Barley bmg heavily es hem& sad tete, with large foreign earleale, were SA yet qr. elberiger. g° f AIIIIALI use 1.001 /LOU OCT. UTO OCT We. LW& Irks. ............. :::::: ..:..: 111 1 114.* MO U 440 .... ::::::::: bomb : al rii - Issue As:Ewa What. Ur MI. ; 'kWh Us U.; O.U. 110 s. Us; las^ Os 04. rs. Us U. IMPIITAL ACIII4IOII. j Trfaac Neil,. mak 114.. Ilms. MY N ala pi f* fd /fa Id 1r id 4. fd MY Ila Sla id Ma Td Ida TO W N Oa 4d ITa Of 3ld Id 11. &I ifs If Oa N Ifs 61 Ma fd Ifa Td flalalib WU WM adlas id fis Ild On fdlfalf3Ta 4,1 fila Id ■I wile Ada Mama ft. lb fd S. lad 36. fd ila Td Wli• ••• ...... . k ........ Ii ii Ns 48. il 441 d WWI =Ammo TIM ._flea DI •S WM.= MEOW ... ... .... ... 63 IS le Si 3 ... SS • ... ... ... ... ... ... I/. lON. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAT. (BY MAONITIC TR1.1011811.30 MOW OCR oint CO/LAISPONDINT.) &oar tsarist this day tiara were MOM buyers of wheat at the low rasa of Tuesday, and a fate business has bean doss duce a point has been touched in pekes. There is no alteration slues this day week that the farmers are willing to comply with. No visible attention itt the price of say article that we can give a quotation oL MINCING-LANE.-TIDS DAT. llarketa genseany ham hit the pressers et the money aisle. Boyers have sated with great caution, and bet a small amount of bnelmos done. and plum have bad anion Madmay In several articles. ticamt.—AlWagh holders have shown some firessess, yet a &ohne of le. to la ed. hoe bees estoblished ea sll pa ndas, inapt vary ans. Beard ready hr denary is mama, and lamps quoted 6 , 0 a. to 63a. Corse.—A rased= hem token plan in this arils* and an admire of 2s. to 3. has lose paid on the lowest point of Met west. 7u.—The &mead hes been very limited, sad although the tone el the market Is improved, we cannot quote an admen. COMICS Cowen, le, lid., usual terms. Corvow.-300 bales only sold during the week, sad priers era aootsd Adly le lower than the late highest point of the _ . . . . am— Kim—No beldam of ireportsace reported, sad prior are • shade lower• . . . . . Iton.Frieee mud be coneidered pude nominal. fistsreven —Burrs have kept oat of the market, and we me net slier quotations. Omits ban loss sal to a limited extent, at previous mar. INDIGO cestinues dell of sale. TALLOW MARKEL-THIS DAY. TN, mast la quiet at dr folioarbag quotations —Patan burs T. C. as the spot, bac 9d ; October sod Dasesabw, 664. bd.; January sod Marsh, 67a. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (Tale DAY.) The number of beasts I. about the same as on Friday last. Trade le vary dull, and Monday's quotations can not be supported throughout. The supply of sheep is small, but folly egad to the &mend. There are very few choice gest on offer; consequently prime for them are stoat es on Monday. Calves we rather lower. From Ossustay sad Holland there ere 269 besets, 650 sheep, end MS og vas, 6110 besets from the Northern end Midland, and 119 Whit owe tem the Mom Countke. . fer dem delft • 4. 4. owe 4111114 ad. 4. ===0411... 1010.1_11011444.170 =0,00.111.1.0.00 . .. t 10 0 EOO•Oi Mmink UM; Amp 044 YAK 4,0 X; 00114 EIMES.—(THIS DAY.) LIADIDIILLI.—TM toDowing ste the re : 561bn to 114111 n to .U. 0; 64110. to nibs., 6d. to . ; 7216 e. to 0016 e. os. to Sid.; 001 b. to 381t0., 61d. to . ; Mo. to Mtn. lid. to EL; 011ibe. to 1041b5.. 6d. to 6td. ; 1041bs. 1 .7 in 11131.. , did. to Rowse Wm, lOn to lb. Calf skins, Del, Ss. te in ; es. to Ile. Od. snutownenr. skies, polled, lft.. dd. to de. ed.; Kalb MI Irlf-keis, I. 3d. to 3e. Od.; Downs, 3e. 3d. to 36.101 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-1718 DAT. 1101 ". PlOMAJP.o4ernith report thst there Is nue eateries dusearibe Weald of Kent mud NM= st key W. pekoe. The duty Is expected to To very &only, sad post Manus still exists u to smoont. COAL MARIERT.—THIS DAT. Wykse, lee. fie • lielyarll, ; Walls Eta Atari Class, 20s. ed.; W .L . End lissikpsol Its.; Weals Ed Ossiarth, 1194.; Walls Esi Hough Hall, 2:0a.-16 Mips at =Aut. MOREY NARIBT.-THIS DAY. Two °Two'. The hinds today have attained a rise of about 1 per cent. owing to the American news, which is favourable. The public also continue to absorb stock, and the Mositesr publishes a highly favour able statement relative to the French finances. Consols for the 10th November were first marked 891, and have since risen to 891 to 1. Foe money the present prios is 891. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 881 to 1; the New Three per Cents., 881 to 1; India Stock, 211 and 2091; Bank Stock, 209 end 207 ;•Exchequer 13s. to 10s. dia. ; and India Bonds, 46e. dia. Turkish Six per Cents. have risen to 881 to for the 16th November. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are marked 981, being also better. Other foreign stocks are steady. The sales include Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 991 to 100; Danish Three per Cents., at 831; Mexican Bonds, at 19 to 191; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 77 ; and Russian Five per Cents., at 104/. At the Bank of England yesterday the demand for money was again very active. This is partly owing to the fact that the terms " out of doors" are in nearly all cases above those of the Bank. In the Stock Exchange, on the other hand, owing to the investments of the public, there is still witnessed the oontradietory feature of a superabundant supply of money. Loans on government stock were obtain able yesterday at 6 per cent. up to the next settle ment in Console, viz., the 10th November. Parcels of bar gold to the amount of about 24,00 W. were yesterday withdrawn from the Bank, for ex portation to the Continent, in payment for silver. As we have before pointed out, there is room to apprehend that some considerable withdrawals will shortly take plane, anima a "apply of gold comes in immediately from Australia. During the last day or two, a total of about 80,0001. in silver has arrived in the Thames from Boulogne and Antwerp, and further large 'ap plies are following, destined for shipment to the East by the Ripon on the 4th of November. It is at present computed that the total remittances by that yawl will reach, if not exceed, 900,0001., in cluding the quarter of a million in silver despatched by the East India Company. A good portion of this amount has yet to be procured from the Continent, and in default of any supply of bar gold in the open market, recourse must be had to NNW extent to the stock of gold in the Bank of England for the means of payment. The shipments by the Ripon will be chiefly prevented from attaining a still more important aggregate by the fact, that the rate of inanzence on silver to India, the general range of which is about lie. Id. per oent., yesterday advanced to 40s. per cent. The underwriters do not feel disposed to inordinately ex tend their risks on any one vessel, and accordingly raise their terms. . _ . Nothing of • more satisfactory character has tran spired respecting the affairs of the Borough Bank of Liverpool. The hope of making such arrangements as would enable it to re-open its doors, and pay off the numerous claimants, seems to have been finally abandoned. We understand, however, that a good deal of paper bearing the bank's endorsement, has been otherwise provided for, and this will of course tend to limit the area of the disaster. It is under stood that a meeting of the shareholders will be shortly held. It is stated on good authority that the affairs of the Western Bank of Scotland, with reference to which much discussion has of late been going on, have been satisfactorily arranged. Support having been accorded by some of the wealthy shareholders and other parties, all the engagements of the insti tution will be met in due course, and it is probable that measures will be taken to preserve the valuable business acquired by it. As the transfer office at the Bank of England will be closed on Monday next (the 2nd of November), the Stock Exchange will probably be also closed. The failure of a member of the Stock Exchange was announced yesterday, in connexion with the settlement in shares, but the amount for which he is liable does not appear to be considerable. The price of bar silver remains quoted be. 1 pi. per ounce. The facts adduced on the recent trial of Messrs. Evans and Thorne, with reference to the system that obtains in the management of the Submarine Tele graph Company, have too important a bearing to be allowed to escape full discussion. The complete seemly of messages is a point the securing of which is absolutely indispensable for the protection of the public who use the wires ; and if the slightest doubt be permitted to rest upon the subject, the vital inte rests of the company will be imperilled. It is per fectly clear that neither directors nor any other officials, except the clerks who actually receive and read messages, and work the instruments, ought to know anything of the intelligence transmitted, and the clerks themselves ought to be subjected to the closest supervision. We invite the attention of the shareholders to these points, for, in plain terms, • slur rests upon the Company as a result of the late trial, and the removal of this may be of mends' im portance to the welfare of their undertaking. It is only by the multiplication of check upon check that the jealousy of the public will be satisfied, and the Submarine Telegraph Com pan y have now an excel lent opportunity of setting t hem selves right in public estimation by describing the new safeguards which they intend to initiate. The question is one of wide importance, for we all look forward to the time when, under • more expeditions and economical system. the electric telegraph will to a great extent supersede the Poet-office, and every obstacle to the free and extended working of this great engine of modern progress must be removed as detrimental to the public weal. On the 23rd September last a notification was issued by the government of the United States offer ing, until the let of November next, to purchase cer tificates of the Federal Debt upon the following terms, via., 10 per cent. prem. on the loan of 1842, and 18 per cent, prem. on the loans of 1847 and 1848. Same large amounts of bonds of the latter loans were, in consequence, recently despatched from Europe to New York, and the holders have been astonished at learning by the last advices that the United States treasury refuse to pay them off. It appears that at this, the eleventh hour, the autho nttes have suddenly discovered that they have no power to reduce the balance in the Treasury below a certain fixed amount. It would have been more to the credit of the government to have discovered the fact sooner, instead of platting the holders to unnecessiu/ inconvenience. Having once issued the notice, the government ought surely to have carried out their agreement. The sugar market yaSv•&y was again Ont. Planta tion Ceylon coffee, however, realised en advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter, in public ale. Three hundred bales of cotton were sold yesterday at prices which exhibit the important fall of Id.. per lb. from the late highest point of the market. A telegram transmitted to Lloyd's, from Revel, mentions that the steamer Napoleon, Capt. Amery, from Hull to Cronstadt, is aground on Defoe, with 11 feet of water in her hold. A portion of the cargo, consisting of 100 bales of cotton and five casks of wine, had been saved. An instalment of 201. on the nominal amount of the preferential bonds of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, for which provisional °anti& catee have been issued, will be due on the 20th of November. These bonds bear interest at the rate of six per cent, per annum, and are repayable on the Met Dec., 1881. A call of V, 10a. per share has been made on the shares of the Anstrilian Land and Emigration Coaa pany (limited), payable as follows :-11. 104. by the 26th of November, and 11. by the 6th of January. A petition for the winding up of the United General Breed and Flour Company for Plymouth. Stonehouge, and Devonport " is expected to be heard before Vice-Chancellor WoOd on the first day ap. pointed for hearing petitions in Michaelmas term, 1867. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. report u follows : . . The demand for Arouricen escuritko continues ram and the inerket shows every symptom of general improvement. The report of Mr. E. F. flatterthwaito is sub , joined . . _ . . There has been a steady demand for American esearitim daring the pad week. Traneactions have bum *calve in Maces shares at a decline, the lowest point touched being 11 discount. Construction Bonds declined to 70. We note moderate transactions in New York Central Band, and shares a ttLnevions rates, and in Brie share. end Third Mott . At the dose the market ha. received some strength from the improved secants received from New York by the City of Washington. Illinois shares have beset dons at 9 sad 10 discount ; Conetructien Bonds at 72. TRVIUIDAY EV/INDIO. The funds to-day have attained a further improve ment of fully 1 per cent, owing chiefly to the con tinued investments of the public, coupled with the somewhat lees unsettled appearance of monetary affairs in the United States. The market may be said to have left off at the best point of the day, for after the recognised hours a further slight improve ment was attained. Amongst the considerations which tend to check the advance are the tightness of the discount market, the apprehension of farther commercial embarrassments, and the continued un favourable tendency of the bullion movement. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yester day 881 to 89 for the 10th November, opened this morning at the same quotation, receded to 881, " sellers," and were quoted at 4 o'clock 89 to For money the price was quoted at the same hour 881 to 89. After 4 o'clock the price for the account ad vanced to 89/ to /. The official business report is as follows :—Three pos Cent. Consols, for money, 88L 88k, 891, 881 ; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 881, 891, 89 ; Three per Cent. Redu ce d, 88, 87t 881 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 88, 881, 88, 881 ; Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 1 16-16 ; Thirty Years Annuities (October, 1869), 1 13-16; Thirty Years Annuities (April, 1885), 171; Bank Stock, 209, 207 ; India Stock, 209, 210; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall ing payable in 1859, 97t, 971, 971. India Bonds remain extremely heavy, tad have fallen to 455. to 3.5 e. discount. Exchequer Bills are still quoted 15a. to 10a. discount. Tirkish Six per Cents. were rather more in quired for, and were quoted at 4 o'clock 871 to for money. After that hoar the price wee better, at 871 to 8i for the 16th November. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. may be quoted 971 to t Other foreign steels exhibit little variation. Sales are recorded ea follows :—Chilian Six per Cents., 1011. Danish Five per Cents., 102. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631 (exch. 12f1.) ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 97. Granada Active Bonds, 18. Por tuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 43, 43. Spanish New Deferred 'Three per Cents., 23,1. Turkish Six per Cents., 871 ditto, Guaianteed Fe ix per Cents., 971. 1 1 ' 4 .1 611ABB L 18245-71112 of Y. Two o'Citoca. The railway share market to-day ie generally better, following the movement in Consols. London and North Western stock is now 981 to 1 ; Great Wertern, 1 to 1 ; 821 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorksh6o 4 he, 921 to 911; Great Northern, 231 to ; and Lowden sad Reath- Western, 441 to 1. Caaadian and Indian railway aim are to demand. otomArt =um AND Rom. lasvalL Atir gi l=kous. all illso.Wah. • Owe Tarni NO 110.• La& 01•• Jim IN al NIMBI NI imam maims IM nourres . "." 7. all Owl rad aria .11 01 Cemen o.4. IN Odes OM • NI Imam Wok Oin A Do. Omo I an NO is 1•••••• IN Niataugli mad SlNYNNalarlaClig= a. ise —I7DZWIi— iII !IND of I/NW ... NO Onot wam —.—.. IN 1 .. 4 w.» IM DD. Ds DIN— IN 01. MN. sal W. Om) I* Nal DMus .....—..— IN Di. SINODIN NI losaNasse DAN ...... IN Da. Nie15 zaz .......... 16 De. L. IN Lasnaln IN TNNIIIN. I IN. is. 7.1111..... I De. N. SI Ire NI Weir NI Illigvall It S. IN =Melt W. I* Weiss • Noll all LasiNINNIIIINDENia. NO Ilsolk..,4ll.lantab. ............—. A NNW -- IN De. m. mg Daft in NIL N. 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W 41 nom lissom .18•1010 el Warn et IhPlimelrL. ,~ 1111115 Aimmes sot 5. um tliell.i 4 flS .10=-- 411 OilhO,Oort. lesdeddi • p. 4. Na n Ass. %ISt% soisnolby DWILDUO. WO Do. Joit 1. le% MD NO Do has I. 1. 7 4. Ago I DM Goan& Code (t. M*). .. D. Mimi. W O. at I Oryloo . 0rur0...._ NO tit leas 07. idowil;Ti= Da.46 P. 6 .0 6.1• 7 6/ a Dlh VW le lialsotliall9Ust IM Tema et MINIM-THIS' DAY. Two o'CLocu. Very little business isgoing 'forward to-day in British mining stocks. The inquiries are by no means active, and the market retains a languid ap pearance. In the Stock Exchange, Sortridge Con sols shares have been dealt in at 21. This is the only bargain reported from that establishment. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no movement whatever. _ . . . . Subjoined is the official list of transactions in the Miming Exchange lyesterday : East Rosedarne, 235. 6d., 2ls. dd., 223.6 d. ; East Russell ; Me., 375., 365. est , 375. ed. ; Gagnon United, 24e., 255. ; Great Donegse, 21, 3, 31; Lady /keths, 21s. ; Pendsen, 21,1 , Sortridge Consols, 2 1-16, 3-16, I, 9-16, 6-16; South Condurrow, 40. 6d., 4e. 9d.. 6e.; Tamar Consols, 20a., 225. 6,1.; Wheal Edward, 91 ; Wires' Grenville, 11. 11c, IL 16e., 1 15-18, 2 1-16, 1/, ; Wheal Uny, 7/. The directors of the General Mining Association (of Nova Scotia) have addressed a circular to the shareholders, in which they recommend an increase of the capital of the association by means of an issue of new shares, to be allotted at the rate of 101. per share, and in the proportion of one new for every four old shares. As this pride is about dl. below the current market quotation, some parties who hold an odd number: of shares have been desirous of buying a few in the market, so as not to lose any proportion of the new issue. The directors, however, have just announced the closing of the transfer books—a step which has given rise to some dissatisfaction, and not a few insinuations. THURSDAY EVENING. In the market for home mining stocks to-day business exhibited a somewhat improved appear ance. Shares in Sortridge Console, Wheal Edward, Wheal Coy, Great South To'guy, Wheal Mary Ann, South Condon and Par Console were inquired for. North Basset, Lady Bertha, and Great Wheal Alfred shares were flatter. The following map be given as the closing ort ations, viz.:—Wheal Edward, 81 to 81; bortridge Consols, 2fr to 21; Wheal Uny, to 71; 1 Mary Ann, 48 to 49; and Alfred Consols, 131 to 14. FAILURE AT DETONIPORT.—We regret much to hear of the failure of Mr. Chafe, the irmalounder, ° I the firm of Distin, Chafe, and Co., of Davenport. A largenn - her of hands were employed by the firm, who will, by t his fellers, be thrown out of employ.—Pleonouth Journal. BANKRUPTCY IN PERTH.—The bankruptcy of Mr. Jsmes Condi., writer in Perth, announced on Friday, took everybody by surprise. The liabilities, it Is amount to 180,0001. Mr. Condie bad about the largest oonnection as • profeseional man in Scotland, and his un wafted failure has been teceived both in the city and county with • degree of surpria amounting to incredulity. We learn that sone of his principal clients —including the Duke of Athell, and Earls of Mans field and Kinnoull—hald a meeting, and resolved to support Mr. Condit's son In retaining, as far as possible, the busmen of hie father.—Seettish Presa.—We are Informed that the ' Uolon rank will not suffer by the bankruptcy °times Con die, writer, Perth, who is stated to have overdrawn his ac count with that bank 70,0001. When the Union succeeded to the business of the Perth Bank, all the then outstanding debts (of which James Condie's was one) were glier/dt. to the Union; and this heavy for will oonstemently fall upon the shareholder. of the Perth Book alone. It is sup pond that a very large number of Perth landed and farmers will puffer heavily by Jamca Coodie's=t a s7. he hod in one .way or other the ensnarement or agency of much of the property in that county.—Glamour Daily Mail. THE WESTERN BANE OF SCOTLAND.—We have beard from authority that the leading banks in Scotland, Waned of the perfect stability of the Western Bank, have offered the directors of that establishment soy askance they may require in the present monetary crisis. In the mean time the directors of the Western Bank hare temporarily closed th eir transfer Lou ks, in order to continue to the public the full assurance which the wealthy list of their present shareholder. aurae—Olt:wow Daily Neil. FRAUDS IN THE LACE TaAux.—Another point, which, in =eking a clean breast of it, we feel called upon to notice, is the introduction of frauds in measurement and quantity which largely prevail in lace tainactioas. We are informed, upon cm Ebb authority, that so common hare these impolatiot a become, that Sperm have ceased in many ca. 41 to express definite numbers; that SO means only 30, or 24, or even 22, according as the rapacity of the seller shall dictate; that th e purchase. lamely ever expects to receive the quantity which he oaten ably bays; end that some large niervantilo houses expert a considerable sum annually in re-meagaring the goods they have bought, in order to ascertain the quantity theLat ud juall receive. and of bow much they have been virtually —Nottingham . Journal. Thomas Fuller Bacon, convicted of administering arsenic to his mother at Stamford. was on Wednesday re moved from Lincoln Castle to !Milbank prison, under am tents of penal servitude for lib. THE ATTEMPTED MURDER Or MR. BRADDON.— We underst an d that the police are enabled to trees eke pri soner. to • public house not more than four or five mike from Mr. Braddros's reeldence. The story wheat their having come here by the Ondine sterunt r will, it is harmed, turn out to be correct. The steamer arrived at blillbay, from Falmouth, about six o'clock on Friday necenng, and the mtiers themselves say they landed shortly after tUt boor. Inspector Thomas has let for the eastward, to make in quiries of the doings of the prieorters before their arrival hem, and be is expected home cat Friday night. We under stead that Mr. Bmddon is progressing so favourably as can b e expected. The sight of the:o.ft eye is Irrecoverably bet. This, it is said, is rather fovonrobte than otherwise to 114, Broadon's recovery, because little rein is believed to be felt in ouraequence.—Plymouf h Journal. In 1