The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-02 00:00:00

FRANCS. .-40-- (rlOllll ovi OWN Cowl PALM_ BATVKDAT E vasrac. The funeral et °weal Cavaignac took place today in a manner p eawapared with what was very generally expected, that it might almost be called private. Thal WIN a talk yesterday of 12,000 troops being ordered to line the streets, and It was thought that there would be at lout as much excitement in Paris as there was on the occasion of the interment of Beranger. Instead, however, of a great military display, there was only on foot just the force allotted by the raise of the service to pai n t: last honours to • general of division. The of Mesedor, yyeeaarr XII., to which the Coestilsi homer' semiamcial paragraph alluded, when it announced that General Cavaignae would be interred with the home:, due to his yank, merely enacts that reliand odious we entitled at their funeral to the hooours of the last grade they held in the service. The 48th and 88th Regiments of the line, a battalion of Foot Chesney*, and • squadron of the 4th Humus, the whole commanded by General Soumsin, constituted the guard of honour of General Ca regime's hearse. The neighbourhood of his house, No. 29, Roe de Landes', was certainly crowded as the hour for the funeral drew near, but not exces sively so. Bodies of police prevented any obstruc tions is the limo of the procession. A maw with mask was performed at the church of St. Louis d'Actin, to which only thaw furnished with tickets of invitation by the family were admitted. When the corpse entered the cemetery of Moatmartre the mourners of the family only were allowed to follow immediately. A few minutes later, two or three hundred persons with tickets were admitted. The rest of the followers, the number of which may perhaps have swollen to 8,000 or 10,000, were not allowed to enter. They dispersed without the slightest disturbance. The body was interred in the family vault, where lie the remains of the general's mother, and his brother, Godefroy Cavaignae. No speech was pro flounced over the grave. Among the political and private Mends of the de emed were most of his colleagues in the govern ment of 1848 and many other well-known per sonaga The most remarkable were MM. Sensed, t7dilba 13errot, Creisieux, Durergier de Hauranne, Frees, Vaslabelle, Bixio, Colonel - Ouinard, Carnot, Ilufaure, Ferdinand de Lesteyrie, Harm . Dubochet, Bathyal:et, 'amazon, Jules Simon, de Toequeville, Generals Ralhieres and l'iat. The pall-bearers were MM. Goadchatut and Betide (both ex•Minis teas), Colonel Guinard, and a workman in • blouse, awned Bullard, an elector of the circumscription of Faris for which General Caraignac was recently elected. The chief mourners were General Stmaislas Cavaigase, NI. Fermin Cavaignae, and M. de Prissy, all cousins of the deceased. Tbs anal military salutes were Bred over the grave. Its perhaps not generally known that General amalgam's waif WMr omaidered a good life. When be was mile a captain in Algeria, a general, M a re port speaking of him in terms of high praise, ob served that be was an officer who had a great career before him if his health would permit. In 11139 he was obliged to leave his regiment for a long while on account of illness. Ile had long suffered from dis ease at the heart. Thatles 17th of July last he wrote to his friend M. Sensed that he passed his Ids with a sense of palpitation and enboo, and punning upon his malady, said he perceived that nothing in the world was less grand than agree mow. The bourse was at the opening favourably affected by the considerable ries in console, but the highest prices of the day were not maintained, and there was a good deal of heaviness at the close. How trier, the final prices of the Rente were 67f. 26e., and elf. 10e., being a rise of 13c. both for cash and amount. Mobilier rose 7f. 60e. The Orleans Railway rose 12L 30e.; Lyons of., and the other line. about 21. 30e. The Emperor's cousin, the Princess Stephanie de Bade, has arrired in Paris from Baden Haden. As soon as Mr. Brett's despatch from Cagliari, an nouncing that tie telegraph wee working succor fully between Bon and Cape Spartivento, in Sardi nia, was received in Paris,' despatch was forwarded to the Emperor at Compiegne to inform him of the rest event of the opening of telegraphic communi cation between Europe and Africa. On Sunday and Monday last, M. Larribure, go vernment candidate (the person of that name who had &quarrel with M. Migeon in the Haut Ithin),wu almost unanimously elated as a representative of the foe Orthez and the arrondireements of Oleron fn e tllasses Pnees, where there was a vacancy caused by the &oust of the late M. de Belmont Briancon. The Oaten* des Tributtaux, contradicting the assertion of many French and foreign journals, that Captain Doinean's sentence of death has been com muted, feels authorised to declare that no decision has yet been come to on the subject. NI. Voisin, the receiver-general of Angers, has commenced an action against the Journal de Lctiret for a libel, in reproducing the reports touching his solvency which were first published by the Journal de la Mewrtke. The latter journal, as I stated yes terday, is to be prosecuted toe" false news." The three projected new boulevards, to be called the Boulevards de Monceau:, de Ileaujon, and Saint Marcel, are all finally approved of by an imperial decree declaring their formation to be a work of • public utility?' The icerviel des detiomtairca tap.: Tb repeat of the Warn of Frames indicates that Mir sum see akar to be emerted batman the rot venturer, the hot, sad the railway empares, restive to the bonds to be War by the later. Vie or mowed that those werwirne emir la the teak rusting to the morales mass more wm se Ire important ea ths desert of their boar* aad that it .A awards Mae the bonds at the tiros sad oder the carlltleas which war ripper mod opportune. It is rid that **samurai w(11 authorise the teak tom foe the whestsge of the empaules, the ma of 59,000,000 f whisk, it Is beak. ear, sr at its , osttioa seder ths wary or* with ths QUAIRANTINE ANDYELIOW Fllrld. The news Ws& by the La Plats, winch ha Joel arrived with the Weet twits NM s, t hat , holers was Mt le Cameral brae, but that th e West laffeta ngl a a re ta ard Meat, wee tee fr.m t hoters and yellow teem The ast auger be West Indira ham here the tided Mews be tweety yews pest It is ••• be ,githe Le Pleb arrival It ewe en het Ana voyage lt itemesesed lismi Wirt laths whet Warted with the 111.114.1 best. Her esumewler awl enema others it baba bar wrap. Pram thee it se the Learstoma every beiewintrd West Tarns usti Ammeter sts woe we hes ithesed with the Aver. As may e. thir i dieresse ism lid .1 Ii an tweed awe pellet dimes a veLage. geese the Ito* lit e Company line dilleolty le get wows for Oar seireas ; owl thetretetag seem end le le wa gered at feettiew NI the wind mif aimed every eta pet. It wee tinethy believed Aid the wade awl pine of raw the mai ni Cets et Bt. Thomas otatiltegef lie the eastasitty. The te have sow bum ant Dating e realm voyage e sn = Piste, when the plow kw woe MI le the Wea bar, Dr. ticituyier, the ef got vend. adwieligesed geletwe mammy monde( le= the wow, oaf wary are weeped alime. Darterg the premat =et sae Le Pais the awe pies bee bra saves& awl the Ilhe NNW The make weft eireelwaseft al IL Thema, Mb Se werteabW aseerary by Dr. Ilebeyter at ea abbot fflawhytetets _tar yellow Am, walk .11 is OF faraer IdievaL arms the lielel et the e at et We Boyd VW = d lrt% dd ieaVret e le did ds Wed mewDuelea s pedtw eesetea, end be embed pay alb ladle amweated, fir ealy wall prima lb while weetemlbe vegutethar gm mai et were bow Den Alemble, awl Se bewayee lidd r= ad simmers viol so p weebetly le the Illeambials. is M li ef rib, la be werlial. lite area sea bear etthe pipe bb A/midrib. sad the all Weeners fres, bet pert woo beet up le .111116111.01011 alarm dray. The fray sell pubes st peewee ealgesead as itaursatiee weetrilidiess et the latter part we these hem the Wert lair and anal. The P we the meet strict la d lr we the meet wdertaame ta veralt ied :3 =T am heir premolar he versa dam bag breast!" b by the Sealwagers mid perbele en aneetbris It is lad it they pleeed • weil 'abet is qr. Mew • battler ie. at Libra, blame able the ye brat Nod thew be bee pipe et • tram teak ea Awe leabel the pedal. The Iterturewi bean thst the yellow bear lib& seer .bona torteal is Liam wee armed by is ilea pedal, rib hike s• the Petlagwat cepa/ dawn et be twasaa bin that the cely thing that was leaded ass e irra... =.• • • dig. Mae mast be &doubt tba the Amos tilt ta Lhasa I. the chief care et alarm , ar ea redid thee% seed to any that It hal here only fides demi lbw the Casinos, VA, MOO at the thee .f se 4.1 Again .t the pettiest of the Great WlZ:wire the sea webbed ever the cit y . the viola Lisboa mace Southey, be wombed ha well.latown Itam THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NO-VEMBER 2 1857. Tffl MUTINY AT JUTIBULPORI We (Edinberph Caseate!) have bees favoured with the kilo wWivery of as Wirsidsg Weer be.. • mac O&M St Juku4eme, 611 M NatieeldegMy, at present laid opwlth Mae: fiewt. aggi.—l am amid aim regiment weal Mad. • rajah and Ma family war bare have bra Isepsnaildth ego redya. He lea been anight, however, wbh all ire Away, is soallaal fa the juin; We have jug beard • mese la to he altempled, se we me NB . lesh.--La R Wet As g dy ad Maras infantry end rvehi elm In. We me OW to have Imepeass . Thre are twenty imams far the twe Boy area whirr a 9-pomilm, the ether • $4-good mbar; so wet are all right. " 17th.—The mem vas -limp ed hat WPM, Dad oar rigabeat theta lark with earsl gas sat b 1 abseil t and went to sea the ism Item a pelty sight— the pearls ad tbe brava ham filth* as tits gam. Baas ewe Dad ems towards zwealag, but nothing else. " 18th.-1 have just mere beak hem seelng the rebel niA and hie tom blown from guns. It was ea awful IOU; but they richly deserved • far wens deter Prakcy—tt ham base found out that we were all to be routed alive whoa caught I He mayed,as he was being lashed to the pa, that hie aunt, - fog children might be spared to burn us. Well. we went down to when the two guns were drawn up, with a detachment of infantry and cavalry to prevent surpnee —the cavalry nuk ing about, keeping the people Lea from the front of the pm. Boon shmwarda die prisoners arrived, looking very apathetic and nom-Want ; their fetters wen knocked off on the pound. I wee quite don to theca, as we officers were Mii.o • &chi dose to the gone, into which the crowd was not allowed to come. They were than bound to the mouths of the cannon. The way is this . .—Yon stand with your back to • calms month, which Is pointed to the beck of the heart—you have now a very good idea of it. The artillery cacer,when ell was reedy, gam the conirmad in • loud, clear voice, Diviaire : ready f fire:' • boom l A thud aa of a body felling—sad all was over. I am afraid we an all very bloodflimety, as Morel every one had • smile of grati fied riven* on his We all were thinking of Caws pm. You know I have •my Ka heart, and would met likely have hinted or got sick at home if I had ler the roe Wen them mamma ; but I can mare you that although I felt the awful solemnity of two souls pang, with • prayer for murder m Ural*, before their God, yet I west op afterwards with almost gratified holiage to look at thM Moss, still thinking of Camper*, Deal, Meerut, llamas', Banally, Fymbed. The old man's Me ma quiet and severe (ha men had moved • muck the whole time before), ea was also the young ones (a man of fort) r Lhar lege and arose tell to I does the ceases months, being tied ; the heed and upper part of the body Wag about My yards In front. Quite =touched their facet were, and quite quire. It is •my quick death, as they can hat no pain, the region of the heart being at once blown away. Thom madr 'acres have crake ohanged me. I believe I could walk over a recently fought battle field quite unmoved. 19th.—bar regiment ham gone i Lot eight about nine o'clock, in rushed two of our native officers sad i.e.. few faithful sepoys, and told us we bed Who look out, as the regtereat was coming to attack as. We immeatiely timed out (I arms( the rem, in shirt and perjaaam, login( as like • •01/1•120W •• poosible). • troop of cavalry sad 100 infsetry wen mot at area to the treasury ; It ma • lee right teeing the cavaby prancing away fa the tomb light. The regiment resat of (Me* with Mows, mciniental trum lo 79 d an all—eceroaly • man loft. We ere afraid Mr tir z = who an oat toza as on detachment duty—UM/Dam Barges, Cockburn (of Edinburgh), and . • sent empresses out to them, but are afield of thaw not getting of in date. 7 p.m., 19th—Poor Magma ben bum Udell by them ; I tram ths, won't torture Ms. They have written in to es, MMus him to es if we will give op _to them the eepoys who hue remained Wilda to se. We cannot do that ; there are aurae& of twenty of them, ad the fate which weak await them if gime op would be awful. Boma of the poor fellows have byged a, crying, not to give them op. I wonder what we Ultras will do when all M quiet. 1 euppoes we shall be ordered to some unhealthy depbt or other till a new regiment is &mid, or we are drafted into different regiments. " 20th.—The =Muss have gone off to Nagode to join the 60M, who mutinied on the 16th alt. I forgot to tell you that, by-the-bye. Their °Moen are coining here to-nig ht; they sytked the two guns, end blew up the magazine. 20th, 6 p.m.—Hurra! Barton and Cockburn have cane in, very wet end tired with a twisty-eve miles' ride. The wiper' told them, quite coolly, to cut : They came off. Barton quietly egad ien for the rupees which wee hie tent, and day was gives him without the slightest Mediation; and the Nuys ;wombed to soul their trope after them ; so yu ass our fellows ham behaved very well. " 22nd.—We have jut got news from Dumow (where the column is) of the disarming of our two computes . . 801 l think we most not have too much haling for the sem.; they would cut all our thrum in soon as wink. One cannot fathom the treachery of the native character. . . We shall probably join the Bombay column , and I, al • Nick person, will likely be sent with the ladies to some place of salty. Ohl how I wish I had my health assis I . . . " 24th.—We has just got in one of our spies, who tells u they has not allowed poor M r arty clothing, and has muck him on • led hone, gvudd by eight soppy.. No news from Delhi very I here been moved into a tent belonging to • es I cannot stand the congeal air any longer, end em very comfortable. It is tether la from the fort, bat I can still hear the sentries challenging. 1 have very sleepless night, not • single good night's met elms my Ulnae Ingen ; on they is modem all nee their beet sentry, sa I sin awake all sight. 1 wish you meld have • peep of what is going on before me. In frost of me, as I eat lying, is the picturemee immespmest, with the white tatglietsg in the ma: There goes • large buffalo, pubs within a couple of yards of my tent. My cooties ere some of them workbag at • truck road the trot to bail . ? wet ; others cutting stomp of trees ; and cue is .lee . Behind me ere the prisoners, with their chaos clan ins, working away at is antrenchissat ; end now I hew the cavalry bugle trwtra-facla-ing. It is • pretty sight." BLOWING MOW GUNS AT PESHAWUIL—II wY en artaky iedming some: All the troops, European sad seen mimed and dimmed, loyal and darker:l, were draws op an parade, forming three skim of • agree; and drawn up very carefully, you slay be roan so that gay attempt on the part of the die albeted b memo the doomed prisoners would have been away ,Meld. Torah' the fourth Bide of thespian wen drawn up the gar (9-pousdam), tan in sunder, which were to be used for the execution. The prisoner, under a =Zurepeut guard, were then marched into the nears ernes and ematanore read aloud to them, end at the ' heed d mak regiment ; they were then marched round the neon end up to the gaga. The first ten were picked oat —One ens were kaaispl, ad they wre bound to the `sees, their beds basin wart the nintlea, and their arms Wean to the wheels. The pert-tan were lighted, and at a repel ham the ArtWary-Msior, the guns were find. It wee • horrid mite that Urn met the eye , a regu lar ellelPer ei Lamm finessed* of he der, of arias, of lege, =le the dr through the smoke, and when thee way„therie hegmento lybg ma the gronad—fing ante of Bides, and frepsents of linseulroana, all sized tegarder, wen all that remained of those ten madman. Thee these more was this seer repeated; bet so greet Is the disgust we all heal he the sheathe reamitted by the rebels, that we had norm in our hots kr any feeling of pity ; perfect callonneas wee depicted en every Zurapears fare; • look of grim astiefactlon could ern be wen be the reenteneose of the gunman serving the gum Bet hr hiking wen the effect on the nadre reties ef the nem tames; their black faces grew gbsedy pale se they peed heedlessly et the awful sperache. Yes meet know that the le newly the only form In veld& hell bee eery terms far a native. If he is hang, or abet by nredietry, be nowt that hie Mende or relatives be allowed to claim lie body, ' sad will give him the funeral rites reqadrid by his religion; if a Medea, that We body will be baron with all dee are. melee; if a Museralman, that his remains will be dis. costly isterred, as directed to the Koran. Bat If seeteaced to death In thia form, he keine that his body will be blown into a thrinand *sea, mid that It will be eltogether Impos ed., for he bewever devoted to lan, to be rue of picking up all the tregmenes of hie own whaler hely end the thought that primp a len Of Wele on of aW heat religion is litimelf Wee possibly be horsed or bend with the remiahr of hi ewe body, le agony to him. Bet aotwitheredieg this, ft wee tencesible for the mutineer( And hoar est% hel mem dares dedroirmion for the way Is which they met their death. N"thing in their lives te ems them the ad them Of the whole forty, wely Me be Awed say d o pedher, sod they were bitteely iereeehed_ ly the ease he se *pub( their tete. They peedWldied dire mew. After the het ten had been the sett batch, who had been looking on all the doe, mane up to the game yafwedml and isaf•Jecringly, end dewed theweeiree to be and thd tip without wirrimg seutek et elewfwg the slightest roe of few, or in emesen. Mime had heel in this stregth ? heir ,ivies, s hed silt sely he and is all other point& st lent thee well at the hour of death ; it tench. them win then rim end reel Iran how to din.—lifts from helemote w Blaehefes Megaster, for November. Dear* az A Isms Mar dna, disease Pint., Berkshire, cos of the 'ldevoltied Prime' dile etft engin, dial ea Friday afternoon et ids waft tat< erhwr lb a derikiles state of health, he bed dis esue yews. Mr. *aim was this Oh yaw fills aspi We (Men teediselied filet Mr. Minims, le bum% Ye Ned gift distributed Me beseeere wed& Ned aside, someer do umbers of Ida begs Away. ibe edelless d Owes Mb fisw here earprierisba, Rer led be leaky ens amity la wealth, thous% be might, fie, Mee Weer estimied, its worldly value aid um NE. alsedsog • aialandatiatia may be astimatad sa row has Ora dm "dim statilisiTsid a causitians his on dais pesililsas peirvas Arm is landed Is Ur II .1 arm la rad of bie r ter sarat7 lad fon dest, wan blamed Owl w se his Trsassilsatie awed all M earl* rarerWlb. novae tamplns7 " mid" sad mean" &airiess is dot cossliy. All his lawaiinseis oY " ter w.prlilis taus... TN, lIWID MUSLIN TIIIADI 11l Tls SOUTTI or lanawik—Ogssfiag se the Mayes ti Ohii.v, th• C..k irsaviser asp :—"Tbs asospsamis it Ws sweat "shed la am sue sisa oily 11111110 Os WIN. lliasimig hays blOnts ohm a iss=aat et usslarssal maw ihmies la mien st soak owlet sad an- Whim. This hem .1... Ws anessol a cassilmable siasadfi plsa gleis loving band their mesas af Bianiald maw* IN sa4 lb. malt at lb* bur try at Nab sr no *ow" LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. ARCHES COURT. This being the Sat (Blas ay s et ek is yr tbs sort Debra.) was operd witit as sari lonoslitir. isms briars ses this trans. Ur it was ot • purely tsclusksi abusers. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comikair Gemlbws.) The bankrupt wee Werat - e;, ' of th. John's-wood. The scrionals having roily AM been filth, ea 4mwethiest of the maminaticia wee ufweesszy. The thethethi debts want ; so meth all the property having bath The Ythkrept wee amenined by Mr si llta, the troth =l la who allotted ban bhn that a bill of ode 1a given to a wed*" raid Thomas, coveting o property of 1,0001., was bainded ayes . 4 imaginary bit*" far wily 4004 His Honour, remerider that then had already been two adjounenuata, directed an edleerammit thee die. The beakrupt ti kanical as meanfecturer and inspector of foram goires, et Fasburt y He new pored inrikelka m eteenale Mara Hort, sk hie inks that et the be&Nia of 01. wee in a dearer of SOK His hers awl bWiles ere now 1,68 U.; errs, 614 Mr. Nandi, the official @Wpm shied la hie !wort list the rekropt had ambit as e meter af rehing money ea eaccamodetion bale, whisk esemearf he the large amour of his liabilities. It ina, mod that he erse Whs frr 2001, r cell an dune in the Mira Lit Oleo, Chloride, awl kr Mil. to the Solvency Gureatee Censer% Mr. Meter* for the relper, aorta ae ar'en'a to the benkrapt HuHonour d allowed his to pm, obeerving tket ihre woos femur la re ore wink - meld all sr cearlero ties et the certakete modem INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. THE CITY 01 LONDON LOAN AND DIPOUT IANI.-IN THE NAITILII OF THONAI NAB:WOO BUXTON. This lambent, who had tom one of the director' of the City of Lostlea Lore sad Deposit Society In Farrington stmetsrared for adjuditeilon. poor persons who had been dopoilioni In the beak to Dory bed eitsmded se the immer owe rural thee the preeeeftms is Omar, hod been submitted to Mr. Nessie Murphy. Mr. Coatuandomr Murphy mid ho aw by the minim la Chancery that &video& Ind ban paid tan of the end not out of this "mato," which payments inn =o:i be breaches of trail -- The iasolZa7 Mated that he did ad know thst the Nal donde ware paid out of the capita oats somothme afterwards. Mr. Thom a complainant, said the Waived laser all about it, which was data. His Honour remarked that this oar would tort au lm palest precedent ; dad he whited to coomealt the sic el oom- Westover. He did sot wish to srles• IHnolatilutlisauste wither would he pare a mos o►er to whlett the lasolmat heel sot at the board mid takes his fro. No doubt the stopper woo stbibutable to Beadle, the seerstary. He dr 'erred juditasat till to-morrow week. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. Antonio do &Ira wee brought op for judgment sad sin. Mooed to undergo his former sestina of dam pare' penal servitude, to commence from the smica, lasted of the one at which he was convid. _ _ Jon , de Bemis erne elms sentenced to the Nine punfeh went for roanalanighter. Br cyst IssON•f A, who was also ocovicted of the genie aim., was seedenced to sis =alba' had Moat. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. AN yte!„tvp EPOY. Meisel Omar, a sillier in the drat battalion of Grawelier theseds, balm . an excellent character, and described by Ws swirsant as a very quiet men and a good &Mawr was charted by isms liumby and Thomas him, decent work ing mee t with weaulie upon them and upon several woman and Herby Mead that at about a quarter past twelve ea Saturdaeight he was peeping through Ttsialgar•uere, when he i rw the primer beetitig some boys with hi s belt, and bride. them la the most violent manner. It wu the eidleery regbratal belt, with a heavy bier beetle, with which a may were blow can be inflicted. Whams reser rated whirs Orem, who then tamed ulna him and iireek him la the ars way with the buckle tad ti the amp. Whams 611 and the prisoner not only kicked labs es . tly ; bat sized upon his hand and bit one of hie lingers so r miner to aspirate it from the hand. A gentleman who was parse that way with a lady, relinquished ler arm ter a moment in order to come to raters assistree, when the prisoner turned upon the ladnd beat her sem* with the same formidable weapon. the screamed and tainted. 14r. Burnaby (the chid clerk)—Wee there no policeman there all thin time W inton fhe realise were not on the spot till two or three minutes after. --- Prise tlsled that he wu passim %stinky about 10 minutes before the last wittier anired. Primmer was beating some boys with his belt. Several other persona besides wiener keterfenxl, bat prisoner, andtatother soldier who was with him, kept the people at bay with their belts. There were ecimmi woman there and the prisoner struck one of them with his belt. When Humby c►me up and interfered the prisoner knocked him down, and bit his finger. There wee no policeman there for ten minutes after the disturbance The &risen (A 2) said there were always one or two notables on duty at the Column . Mr. Jardine (to the witaen)—Was there no policeman at ▪ Colamit . . . . Prim—No, air, nor anywhwe in eight. Mr. Burnaby—But there must have been. Priew—Thee mama; and when the policeman did he came not from the COlllOlll, but from North umheeLutl House. ilieprisoner—One gentleman says three minutes and the other say. tea. Price—l was there tan minutes before Mr. Hamby, and there wee no policeman all the while. Policeman Foster, 693 A, said he was on duty by the Column. He had been there all the while, but .W bent on the oppodte side of the Column from when the digi tate:ease took place. When be law the mob he west to the spot, where he arrived in about three mantle. Did not me the prisoner strike any one " not in particular." Saw him @Timin his bekk mod took him into custody. The other soldier _tea away. Did not see the woman swore, or hear bar say she had been shutk. Another countable pursued the awed soldier, end afterwards brought him to the station-hense, but ea there wu no definite &urge against him, he was liberated. The prisoner maid he found the boys annoying • geode man and told them not to do so, on which the boya began to pick up stoney to throw at him. He struck ate of the boys and then Hamby attacked He did not use his belt, or strike any one, or bits the oomplainent. Mr. Jardine would take it to be in the prisoner's favour IbM the here did sot appear. He had probably received seer proem:atlas from them. BtILL, according to the witnesses, he hod used • great dial if unaeremeory violence in ideldas them. Then whin Humle a rearetrated with him on this un warrentoble violence, did what be (Mr. Jardine), walla NOW leek over used his teeth. For that taw Illeglish sot he mast b e imgrieened fourteen days. interrammEß. WATILAORDIAIty Clll4llOl . Oy ILOPO . 1! RT. ..... Mr,. !Rimheti Qawydog, &widow lady, midis* at Bloom field-months, Woodford, imen, end MosbriA Woolf*, de scribed es a servant out alike*, were pima in the felon's dock beton Mr. Payette., charged with dean a portemmemele, costaining two LW. notes, three a with some gold, elver, end some postage Mame, from the pence of Mbe Anne Itainsey, It, Siceneveinece, Chokes. On the matter being celled on, a solicitor ended that the elmeasitances of the ere were of a most peculiar nature, and he would have spored the mowed being placed in the dock. hat that it had book Isolated upon in the ordinary course of Wares. He sold heappmnd on behalf of the prostrutris, • lady who hod both on Bathed., to the City to receive bee Maar, sad calming with It in en omnibus, lost it in some thry ethmordinors way. On her war thij imem th e took out her piete-mosuale for a ohi , sad on meth* at the end of her foundry • short me afterwards, bet rammity was gone. The primates were timothy parsons in the cennibes, and es se poommen °mild be obtained, the delver at the omnibus ftok them to the station u the carriage. They ware them seavolied, but nothing was found. Aetisigumdertleetafittence end excitement of the moment she had charged themensed with the robber, believing them to be the perpetrators of it, but when she bed ascertained the respectatality of the parties she bad accused, she used every means in her power to elect their Meath and would withdraw the chants.. A solicitor OD the part of Mrs. Campbell objected to the withdrawal of the cans , end courted the fullest inquiry. He had been !dm. Campbell's prothisional adviser foe upwards of twenty-ti ve goers. She was a lady of very considerable property end of the highest respectability, and hit acutely at her advanced period of life the injury and Indignity that had teen inflicted upon her. He insisted on the charge being proceeded with, se he wished the grounds to be shown upon which the lady, who was his chest, had been girth into custody. It had been most serious in its cons.- oneness in her, and amongst other unplessentamer to whkli she had been eutleeted was that of being stepped and searched. Shemin sitting at the farther and of the °mini bus from the lady who beet bar money. She wee nem neer her end there mune ponesos for laying she had the Ilea op- Munity of taking the money. r. Paynter said that the cane was one of the most unfor tunate for all partite. Had he knows the peculiar circum stances of the ease the wand should not hare been placed is 41. dock. Es emu ad Lit u ibe Awl* bag we' an b id with whin k lad tea walisw s. Aar miter Nimbi oat el &paid of sharbira, is ft via set with& his *Medea mm amid Tin tha &charged. THE LORD CILINCELLORE LEVER. This being the first day of Michaelmas Term, the Night Hea. the Lord Chianllor Lord Crsawath held his reed levee, sad adertidesd the Jape rad lieesa's Cons eil at the several Clerk id Stinky NA Oases Lair to harakiri et hie aka is Upper Itrece-driei, Ormeace aqtare. The atteadreat am iorrahat armareaa MoanPt the primed* jodpo pant wore :—The Lord Irak, Tumor, ids Vkw-Classosiw Itaientay, the Vico Chooomike Wood, the View-Chowarlior Newt, die Eight Hon. Lord Cosopimil, Mr. Jodie Coin**, Mr. leak* CledBW6ll, Mr. JwilooWillows,ldr. AwaoWitows,Wz.Boron Chaonoll, the Lad Chid Bona, Mr. Judo, Mho, Kr. Justice Er* Mr. Joodoo Crowder, rid Kr. Bows Basal - well Amongst the Qrsa'a Comma wire eir F. Throlgor, Mr. Ihrisist BAY., Mr. Worms, 'Q.C., Kr. Hewn, Q.C., Mr. Admire, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Wei, Q.C., Mr. Wooly Q.C ., Mr. ham, Q.C., the Queues /mistakes, Mr. Basal, Q.C., M.P., Mr.& Pohnor, Q. 0., M.P., the Sollettor-Georrel, Mr. Montagu Smith, Mr. Looks, Q.C., M.P., Mr. O'Malley, Mr. Roopell,Mr.Wilde, Mr.ekhanor,Mr.HestOsin,M.P., Mr. Bolt, Mr. Blies, Mr. Mike, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Forsyth, &o. &c. Tits Lard Chersilor end kedges then proosidoi to Mete to Woolinautor, indorsed their reopeotive courts. PRBSENTATION OP THB LORD MAYOR ELIOT-127LN DAT) This morning the Lord Mayor elect for the en sobs year, Sir R. W. Camden, less prenatal by the Rooordor to the Right for, the Lord Chancellor, at his monks in Upper Brook-street, Oneviner-square, for the appreeel of _ _ her . MeMoly. The Lord Mayer wee metapesied by the Reemder, Aldermen Rom, Aldeeseert Wire, Mr. Alderman sad Shirt, lawrinee, Mr. anti Alle, the City Chemberiete, the Town Mirk the City Mellor, and Mr. Under-Sherif On befog introduced to his lordship, The &ender said he had the honour to mead to hie lordship Sir 'toted Walter Carden, Hut., one of the alder. men of the City of London who had been sinned by his fellow-liverymen to All the high end impartial Mks of chid magistrate of the City. Sir R. Walter Cardin was well-known to his fallow-cilbeas, and having bees elected Alderman, filled the otitis of one of the Soria to the year 1861, end had dam been eleddi to ragemest the city of Gloucester la parliameat, sad he hit saddled that be would taithfally sad easionely perform the duties el the slim &idea hie mayoralty. iTbe Lord Cheamellor mid he had no doubt that tbe - ohaa wads by the dthem me highly esdadmyto - thad tits! the Lord Warn tboW rid he bid Math viewers Y tagemsig the 1 h Majesty at the Mae rade. The Lad Clormallor Am amok "Ti. health of the Lad Mayor," elm boning soadvad bia ooagratalatiooo, after partaldag of ritrairmat, vier... TIM SUJINAIIITE TELIMAPH COMPANY AND THE BON P. CADOCAN-MEJTING 111 Till CITY (THIS DAY). This afternoon &public meeting,oosvened by placard and advertisement, was Mile deiced:it Tavern. kir thepur. pose of enabling the eolicitor end friends el Mr. Evens to m aim waggintlems mol *reparation towards obtaining a mar mutation of the soMMIIOI_ pseud upon th at gentiman for threarcaing FAB& libel epos the Mon. F. in comsat= with tea emerine Tehgreph. Com;rit l M nereing wee net anmeroutly eesena.d, them being seam* 100 02 wear pisent. the good= M Mr. MAMMON, the solicitor, weeded by Mr. VAN Bow, Mr. Themes was called to the doer. The CHAIIMAIN mil he belleved the trek( woe maid to l i v i Len maimed opinion open Mr. limas ore; hie beaked - anecont al the tepee to Ithia, bat be that as It might, they thought had seem ciao nes the public, ea account al the Mr. p H by bad cosined mem the ccenimeciel the disclosure, he hod made in ozeasske w ritr i git ardenerfne TalagreghCarapeny sad therekee they asked the =to meet them In cheek% a commutalion of vane' same nontsece. He wou my nothing further upon themes, bat there was one fact he teed net avoid mietioning eines the trial and oonviotka of Mr. Beans it had been disoomood that the majority of the jury who tried thee two young sere wore temente of the Cadogan UMW (Shims, shame.) He did not seem to insinuate that it was poeshe to pack an English jury, but it did stray him am somewhat strange that the Cheese division of the metropolis should be the one elected does which to take the jury to try them two yam( me. (Hear, bear.) Mr. CAILTIMTAR aid as the object of the meeting wee to obtain • commutation of Mr Evans' audencie, he thought it would be more ia accordant* with etiquette and to lay the ems before the Swersteszy of Mall before tedng the opinion of the public upon it. He weed thaefore eon that the meeting be ettioarnoi for that Mr. Aca LAND seconded the recition, Pw LT only with the view of giving the meeting en opportunity of saying whether they should proceed or not. The meeting append to be decidedly averse to en Ad journment, end the motion was withdrawn. Mr. OAIOION, the solleitor to Mr. Emus then meted into • lengthened history of the cues, nook of which we. • nem repetition of what cents out at the trial. Oa the Saturday that Thome called upon the Hanourabie Mr. Cadogen, in Piccadilly, he had been to Bven's (Ace in the aim. get • bill diecounted ; it wee by mere t that heweethereor that Evens mew him. Thorns wee • friend of Erase, bat Wing made to discount his bill Bums mid he would walk westward with him if he would wait while he went to see Mr. Sampson, the city corresponded of the Times. He did so wait, and Mr. Sampece ad vised him to go to Mr. Mowbray Morris, at Printing-honer scrum, but he meet be there before four o'clock. The object of the Malt was to deposit the letter containing the libel for publication in the Tunes. Before, however, finally giving up the letter, Beane went to use hi. brother about It at the Admiralty, being still amompanied by Thorne. This maned some delay, and it being now pet four o'clock, Evans asked Tempe to leave the letter for him at the Times eke, as it was too late to see Mr. Mor ris. He returned to Orameend at once, but Thorne, instead of leaving the letter at the Times carried It in the evening to Mr. Cadman. An that Thorne then did was with out the knowledge or authority of Evans. As to extorting money from Mr. Cadogan, Evans had declared that he was the hat man in the City of London, upon whom he shoed ever have thought of making such an Mies:apt. Before the trial It was intimated to Seam that if ha would Plead guilty he wired be matey celled upon to enter into his own recur eisanoes, but knowing that everything in his letter was true he raked to do arts,g of the sort. The meeting we i ezoceeddiA when our report left. A resolotion eym y with r. Eves, and pledging the meeting to um ita name° to obtain • remission of his san k:nos was to be proposed. Mr. Robson terminated a brief engagement at the Royal Amphitheatre, Lirerpool, au Batarday evening. Throughout the week the house bra presented a crowded ap pearance, end the peat end peculiar talents ei Mr. Robson have wan Tamara tributes of approval. Tug LIVERPOOL BOROOOII RAW=.—We under stand it is Mewled to pay off all the depositors forth with, say up to WW., of which there are shoat 600 servants, end to air to the ether deposltces the prreuhreary boas of the bank, bearing interest at the rate of 7 per cent.; bat these arrangements depend upon the bill holders in London, with whom asietiatime will he laweedistaly opened. A meeting of the shareholders hes hum mavensd kw the 10th of Noisether.—Liewpeel 4Jtiea. _ _ BONA PIDI TiAVELLEItB.—In a ease at Perth, before the Earl of lifsaillsid and other Justice% it has been derided that persons ceadag to church, how whatever dis tance, were not borra fie/ travellers. The New; York Herald ia rather indignant be cause Lord Napier would not mkt the . 40,000 aiwbodied 111031 of Boston, New York, sad Ph leddOW, who will be out of work during the winter. la the West sad blissiesippi 100,000 men ere to be had for the asking. They are good shot., and far better material for soldiers thee the ukase of ILlncheater or the street boys of Loadoa." It sem no legal obstacle to the gullet:meat, se the Indian lair ere not known to the United Btater government. FATAL GUN ACCIDENT.—It is CM painful duty to record the death of Mr. William T. Shaw, of Sharebrook, sou Foshall, Is this county, which took plea lest Weisser day. the 28th ult., leader the bawls teitehig oircunr. steam was atinetteg VW his owa ream" between eight and alas eche be the menthig, =isalad /7 • man named Trimble. The Wier over • ditch sad • hedge. Mr. Shaw Ihilowing; not wishing la say way to cadaver his corarede. he tweed the mash to Waned end pushed the belt-sad ef c. trean th rough the tt,bsg.a of ing st full cock, the kWer fa a twig sad the whole contents the pa to has breast sad leap, which tamed his almost instasthasoue death. Yr. Shaw was • univereal favourite a very large dick of friends ad acquaintances, sad has li • widow with five young children (girls) to lament his widen and untimely bah. He yes in his 40th year. Ilk remake wen b in *Nokias, Churchyard on Friday morning.—Loofferd ;weal. rOhEY MARKET. Thi s hdil,,one of the days Axed for striking the h i m.y ee ty %boos at the Bank, the treader offices et that w w w wie te cat are closed, and the Stock Ex change is also shot, Lweerdln to euetout• As we ant i c i pate d , 1 .10,0001. in bar gold was with drawn from the Bank ot . Saturday , for exportation to the Continent, in paymee't for the large supplies of silver. We believe that the shipment.' of specie and W IWI' for the East, by the Ripon, OD Wednesday, will be little below a million sterling. The amount of specie shipped try the Arabia, which mailed for the United States oa Saturday morning, is 204,6921. in sovereigns, beside* a large quantity in the hands of paammgers. The impmts of the precious metals list week were =all. Our lid includes 42,0001. in gold b the St. Petersburg, from Bt. Petersburg • 12,0007. by the John Bunyan, from Sydney •' 10,6001. by the Fulton, from New York ; 2,000 t. by the Granada, from the Peninsula ; about 200,0001. (of which about half is gold and half silver) by La Plata, from the West Indies and Mexico ; 2 cases of silver by the Ahnogavar ' from Cadiz; and 2 cases by the Antelope, from Portland. The total value of these imports is about 270,0001. The imports of silver from the Continent into the Thames amounted last week to about 230,0001. This is inclusive of 40,0001. which arrived on Friday, but exclusive of the considerable quantities which reach London Sid the Kentish ports and railway. The Custom-house weekly statement of the ex ports of the precious metals direct from London in cludes 18,092 oz. of gold and 3,360 oz. of silver, representing a total value of about 70,0001. These; remittances were despatched chiefly to Franco. The particulars are as follows, viz. :—Gold coin : to Bou logne, 120 oz. Gold bars :to Boulogne, 16,010 os. ; to Belgium, 1,962 ox. Silver coin : to Boulogne, 800 oz. ; to Hamburg, 800 oz. ; to the Canaries, 1,600 oz. Silver ban: to Boulogne, 160 oz. The exports from the outporta have comprised 20,0001. by the Teritonia, for the, Brazils; 26,0001. by the Alhambra, for the Peninsula ; 26,1001. (of which 10,0001. is gold and the rest silver) by the Parana, which will sail from Southampton for the West Indies to-day ; and 204,6821. by the Arabia, which left Liverpool for New York on Saturday. The total ascertained shipments of the week are thee raised to about 346,0001. The private remit tances of gold to the Continent are known to have comprised, in addition, 114,0001. in bar gold drawn from the Bank (inclusive of the amount taken on Saturday). The announcement that the Hon. Mr. Cadogen has resigned his post as Deputy-Chairman of the Submarine Telegraph Compamy has been received in the City with satisfaction ; but it was considered that, as a matter of course, he would be compelled to do so. Mr. Cadogan hints a wish for re.eleo- Ron. The shareholders in the Submarine Telegraph Company are now, therefore, about to be called upon for an answer to the plain question—Do they wish to retain at their board a gentleman who is avow edly an habitual speculator The Cairngorm has arrived from China with 960,0001b5. of tea on freight. _ _ The subjoined memory of Mexican bondholders: is from the committee The Committee of Mexican Bondholders have received deices from Mr. Whitehead, dated Mexico, the 2nd inst. The picket vein comes without remittance. for the dividend toad here, but the money in the hands of the Mexican agog of the Bcmdholders, ready for shipment aa opportunity may offer, now amounts to about 12,600 dole., and shortly Wore the mall he tho agent in Vera Cruz had begun to receive duty bills from the Custom-hove there, which will enable him to make some remittance by the next packet. Congress lied at the dam of Kr. Whiteheed's letter not yet opened its siemicem, but it was expected that it would do so in a few days. The ministers LOD OD the installation of the President, as a matte of o &al etiquette and duty, tendered their resignation, bat no new appointments would be made till after the inetallation of the Congress. The Ecuatorian Commission of Agency have this day received 2,71391. 12s. 4d. on account of Ecuador dividends. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly Lit) of the railway calls falling due on No vember. The total is small : anoint yes Caere Dm Is 11 5t..141111. Tee Mandy ogi. 01 yin; ber Dela pad. sha A Bella mil Übe Barmaid SO 18 it 10 0 *BM MAIO Bake dale Nee 111 3 310 0 10600 WOW Owl sad boas.. Ns 2. Norma.. 4 I 0 0 al 8 , 3 11 6 1 0 3,030 3,7* =rma iW ebeit Fn " 0 0 11 1 =9and Aiwa= 1 1I I razz. lea 4 a eed Beale 1 111 6 7ieralak 3 96 •15 0 18.018 11,14 Palk, Lae% rd atelltens. new a% Mr ea pfd 10 8 60 0 ukases. lale date u 0 pad IS 10 4 0 0 deo.. 8 0 1 8 60 0 salaam Vas of Soak la Mak US 0 $ 0 0 mamma On the 2nd of November holders of shares in the Ebro Canalirition Company will be entitled to to eel's a payment of Of. 67e. per share, being _five months' interest, due the 30th of June last. The London ind North Western Railway Com pany invite tenders for the erection of a station at St. Albans. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 6th of November for the conveyance from Portsmouth of one officer and 138 men to Jamaica, and one officer and 124 men to Barbados. They also notify that tenders will not be required on the 4th of November for the conveyance of troops from Cork to Gibraltar, Malta, and Corfu, thus rescinding the notice pre viously given. SATV&DAT Svvuro. The funds opened this morning with great firm nese at the full advance established yesterday, and the support given by the recent extensive invest ments of the public having alarmed the operators for the fall, and brought them in as buyers, to cover previous speculative sales, a fresh rise of no less than per cent. was rapidly attained. At this point the market was for a abort time supported, a leading broker effecting a large purchase of Consols for the December settlement, but numerous influential sellers then came in, and a sharp reaction ensued. Towards the close renewed firmness was ex hibited, and the final quotations were still per cent. above those of yesterday. Although the rapid advance has naturally induced realisations, the market retains great intrinsic strength, owing to the extent to which stock has been carried away by investors. It mast not be forgotten that. imme diately after the December settlement, Consols will be quoted mines the half-yearly dividend. At the same time we may point out that the rise in the funds is somewhat exceptional, for the other depart ments of the Stock Exchange, though strengthened by the absence of any important supply of stock, have not participated in the rise to anything like the same extent. The active demand for Indian railway shares, however, forms a prominent feature. In the discount market to-day the business done was considerable, and at the Bank the demand was active. The applications at that establishment yes terday were of an unusually pressing character. _ . . Consols, which were quoted at four o'clock yes terdsy 891 to 1 for the 10th November, opened this morning at 891, mee to 901 to 1, fell to 901, and closed at 901 to 1. For money the pries was quoted at the same hour 901. After the close of the Stock Exchange the quotation was 901 for the 10th inst., and 901 tol for the new account terminating on the Bth December. The " continuation "to December appears to be to 1 per cent. The official business' report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for motley, 90, 891, 901, 901 ; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 891, 901, 901,901. Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 891. New Thee. per Cents., 89, 891, 891, 891, 891, 891. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 171. Bank Stock, 209, 210. India Stock, 210. Exchequer Bith; remain quoted 16s. to 10s. dia. Turkish Six per Cents. reached 89 this morn ing, and closed at 881 to t, being t per cent. lower than yesterday. The Ouaranteed - Four per Cents. were firm, at 98 to 4. Other foreign ;nooks were qmet. Sales are ranged as follows : Baena Apes Six pm. Gees., 821. Ckiliaa Six per Cents., 102. Dutch TwO4nd-a.Half per Cents., 64 (exch., 12 1 1.) • ditto Pour per Cent. Certifs., 974. Meade= Bondi:, for account (16th Nov.), 191. Russian Fire per (*etc, 106 ; ditto, Four.and.a-Half pew Cents., 971. Spanish New Defamed Three per Cents., 264; ditto, for account, 261. Turkish Six per Cents., 891, 89 ; ditto, for account (16th Nor.) 88/, 99 I ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 981, 941. A large amount of business wee again done to-day in American railway securities, whichretain a strong upward tendency. Illinois Central shares were dealt in as high ss 6 die., sad closed at 61 to be dill. New York Central shares, which recently fell as low as 84, were to-day marked as high as 72. MINES. lln the absence of the members of the Stock Ex. change, scarcely any business whatever hes been ' dale this morning in British mining stocks. Subjoined is the official list of prices in the MLulaitrz to change on Saturday wet 90 ; °rambler and St. Anbyx, 86 •, Great Bomb Tio, let, le; Lady Bertha, 23a. 6d . ; Plunders, 2., 3 ; Sor ridge Comas 21.1; Tamar consols, l9s. 20a 4d.; wheal Orenrißa, li• Wham! Mary Alm, 4 8 414. The latest bevies ;weaved by the St . John del Ray Mining Company are d aced " Morro Velho, Sept. 18.—The produce for dugout wee 20,409 Mama ; ditto for doves days of September, god *hares • the ore relied for Angitat was 7,322 tone, yieldhese 1%2194:000 oft vas per ton; the stamps working for Atrial were 129 heads per day ; the coat for August Wu 7,261. V. 44. , leaving • loss of The following dividends Dave Dees declared dui* the month of October . Nina. Per alms. Alumni. Weet Wheal Seton £9 0 • Beret _ ._ . 6 0 0 - - - 2,560 0 0 . - - Great South Tolgua South Caradon North Wheel Baret Deloonth a i 8 0 0 6 8o o o O O Exmouth i,4a 1,20 0 0 0 0 1,140 0 1,014 • 1,024 0 1,000 0 900 0 768 0 750 0 700 0 612 0 612 0 396 0 . 320 0 256 0 Alfred Consols Wheal Trelawny Solana& Batt WheslDlTs Clifford Hs►ods(oot West Quacks . _ Wheal Set Ricawydol and Itaalealidoa Ear Pool Boat Fahaouth Total ,117 0 0 RAILWAYS. The Stock Exchange being shut to-day, no busi ness is going forward in railway shares. COMMERCIAL AND HAMM. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAT. The impiety of English wheat this morning upon the Essex and Kent stands was moderate. From 'Woad, LA week, we received 18,346 qrs end of flour 3,112 barrels sad 834 peeks. The trade in Marit-lane this morning seamed • more firm tone than of late, and an increased amount of bu siness was tranracted at last Monday's quotations. Barley was dull in the extreme, and the finer qualities mud be noted le. to 2e. end other descriptions fay 2.. cheaper than last week, and • sow sale. oats were In large supply from abroad, and most deserip tiona gave way 6d. to is. per qr. Beans and peas mama, bat dull. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON TROY OCT. IS TO oge. 31. ITI P S If lst. pm~. 1414 OM. Own& riD IL4 qt.. era rowai tiiii $4404 fie 11. C. Ball . 04.11. Jun.: 534 • ta meow,* 1 .,...... 1 , 1 . ) . ii I ' MINCING-LANE.-TATS DAT. The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow : espr, 600 bias. West India , 7,000 bags of Mauritius , I,6oobage Bengal, and 9,000 bags Madras; Coffee,l6o asks; Rios, 7,000 bags Coring& The peter contract markets have keen beetle. enc. Priday, and In meet coma mics ere unaltmei. armee' AND COFFEE.—No sales ar, reported. TZA.—This article is very firm, and common congon now quoted la lid. buyers. Covvow.-600 Wien sold at j advance on the lowest point of lest week. oTis7—Seal pale, 431. to 431. 10e ; yeßow, 411. to 421. ; brown, 40/ to 41/. ; sperm body, 82/. to 841. ; headmaster, 87/. to 88/. ; ood, 361.; South Bea pale, 441. to 451. ; of re Gallipoli, 591. to 601. ; Spanish and Sicily, 571. ; 0000 a not, 48e. to 49e. ; Palm tine, 460. to 450. 6d. ; linseed, 35e. 6d.; raps, pale, 48h.; brown, 45e. to 45.. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market te fist at the annexed gqnotations :—Petas tens T.C. on the spot, 66e. 6d , End Diameter, 66a. 61 to 9d. ; January and Marsh, 66a. 3d. P►RTIOOL►R9 OP T►LLOW. /Mack ne Owed NY dee ---mks. DeArtr , kw: week i;;;. lfttJeMi PilltY ; l` W,Lltulkla_dy am I itieo .!• 64 1 1 .101 Ott 3d. I ST O a. 01. elk. 3d. 51 fig 43.246 2,664 e 4.4413 bilk 6d. Ifis. St Anil's% for Inek arias Wilk of November lut 1,341 arks. a. 4 2,704 casks. The errtml WI week ompaind 1.1175 arks tre. . g... 1.;0:14 oil from Baulk Jimmies, aocl 111 tram othr plum. Tama 2. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We bare a largo supply of beasts. The mild weather causes a decreased demand; omsequently, prices are lower for all kinds. A clearance cannot be effected. The number of ehoop is considerably larger, and prices are lower. Calves are selling about the same as on Friday. From Germany and Holland there are 1,432 beasta, 3,860 sheep, 333 calves and 60 logs. 3,300 beams from the North ern and Midland comae., and 600 for Ireland. Pee ele.• of elta a d. ad. roe .one of Übe. ad. a 4. Met Kola %Intercede 4 4 4 10 Best Lea & 'Mtg.& Sh 0 0 0 0 iM Short-norne 4 4 4 Meet Los: wools ...... 410 5 0 Second %caw needs •4 3 5 Do. do &tern .- 0 0 0 Q.v.! ........ • 0 3 0 Ewe. I second irabli 4 4 Pip . 4 0 0, 0.. do. dame Dan Dee ii;li-14,:a• 6 1 1 0 Urdu • 0 0; 744; ;.t "Zi;.7.7i9 :Zs; i * 140. Ots4 BOROUGH HOP MARKRT.-THIS DAY. Mown. Pattenden and lknith report that ths danond for One hops is still good, but second quality sad inarkw bops do not wove off so freely. TM duty is expsoesil ant this ersolog, said many think it will emceed 280,0004 COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. Wylaza, 16.. 6d.; Walls End Russell's BAWL 20.. Hartlepool, Walla End Braddcw. notion, 20.. ; Walls End 20s. &I. ; Walls tad Belmont. 19s. Bd. ; Walla End don, 18a.; Lyons' titans, 20.. dd.-49 ships at snorkel. The Judges this morning fixed the following days far bolding the/lA*IIM of DWI central Criminal Court foe the ensuing year:-1857—November 23, December 14; 1858— Jineary 4, February 1 and 22, April 5, May 10, June 14, July 6, August 16, September 20, and October 25. J Motet AND GUERNSEY MAILS.—In consequence of a reduction in the number of dope of sailieg, sad an alte ration of the hours, of the packets between Way-mouth and Jersey sad Cimenaey, the arrangements which were made for the oenveyance of additional mails to end from arm , and Otternmey by mecum of these packets are suspended.—By command of the Postmester-Genentl, ROWLAND HILL, llemetery.—General Post.otfice, Oct. 31. LARGE RECEIPTS OP GRAIN.—A fair wind on Saturday last brought into port a lerge fleet of grain moldy from Chicago. Our marine het shows reoe v tri s ni wheat to have been 308,164 bushele, corn 96.801 bushels, mid eats 68,000 bushel., making a total of 631,936 bushels, whelk is the largest receipt. of any one day this mason. ' From the published clearances in the Chicago papers, there I see still over 300,000 barbels of wheat .Soot from that port ER Stark, moet of which to now due, And may be in within • day or two, should the wind prove favourabb. The receipts st Chicago from the interior continue large, and we may yet look for liberal receipts .4 wheat at this port from now to the close of navigation. Our market on Friday and Saturday exhibited a marked improvement, end large sales were effected, and at better prices then for several days peones.— Beak Courier, Oct. O. THE GIANT Doo.—A somewhat singular presen tidies was mode to her Majesty, at Windom Castle, on Wednesday last. Mr. E. Butler of New York, bad the bower of introducing his remarkably line Ameriosn dog Prises" to be blejeety sad the court, in the quadrangle. Ws dog was burn in Pennsylvania, and resembles in colour somewhat the conch-dog of other days. He is remarkably )et posesseee unusual courage sad strength. CRYSTAL PeLeCIL ONE SHILLING OAT. Satuntbae, Oct. 31. Admiasions on mums, 1,882 ; ditto, by season tickets, 593 ; total 'rialtos*, 2,180.