The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-02 00:00:00

foram al TIN Wirerert. IL le N.A nog N.W. INlerrltra N.I. to N.W. sal I eds, rib mkt se S.W.remletorress, rem IL 4 LW. rid N.W. Win 004114. W 71 •14 611. lres, ple Ye Mum, nis rad% ulliettlea• WWI et trim LC tell, ear err loon Cores. W.D.W. to N.N.W. a le N.W.. a isik ger to ilreo& sere wok ME st Ora rola LW. So LW., sod 11001/44814. W.S.W. to N.N.1., serer ettleni. ~ a isle le Mrs& olteal• dm& tures eleaar ea Mrs. Neer Coes ore Dna Ms (K... 411 meentsi. lortnietwelirrns Is reser. WoraDesseil to Oirs er. • Os sad eirsOlirrel sod Onsets. Deriollosteriert et Dwr to lAssaladtk L—lbwometer sorreeted sad vsduasd to Ile at bat( tide rtes bob ass leek at wawa eleraitoa, esastrAt slant awe Imbed& dss lash asznarrsoa ; sad mob tes dame% .bees IN. ems tog amity tam basdraltbe amasser I.—lapased Urns& aster Is sleds. D.—Diaereses at wet bath (tor evspersiles sad tea ado). W.—lrtad, diagram of (uses—twe palate Tarr at as-de-. I.—lrsres Rto It —mawassel). X.--aslrease twee Sew bud mart. —lawerter wbrace =us false= le It .31 L —Wash : arr: a—elsals (deassbM ; L—llaliardag: a—waft (I= 2. %T.zda, a.—ssow: t.--doadar. is dare Di marl dlsterbases a Se ~77. La 'nuns gives its reader an elaborate descrip. ne el the direr sera hv the Empress at Healed. At Ite diploma* dieser her Imperial Majesty wen a bias whet barb= skidded with diseased', sad hen the leek d whisk fall open her ark Aims le wake. sladdled with it. leer kiad of jewels. Eased her auk wee the maser pied udder whisk she penally wears at the asset idle RI the Tellerks, and whisk Wialerlsaller he. no alga pekes& The linapnwe's sense was alas of blue velvet. Sodded with illamods, sad ht white talk skirt woo pr ate* with seek ribbons es these which dossed tar bead ftWe. The gems et Semis were a white noire satire sad tie Asset pods ead dissuade ia her pasersiaa. As additional church is about to be built at inshwater, is lhe Ids of Wight. Tim Pea Ear —The launch of this Vellail 1 44140100 fear Mmes. Dedgeas's bendlevyard at Cabal /WS /11.0114 OS alikillky, in the prisms' of a large mem *of peep* heading Mr. J. E. Reed, ail assetreder of the gawp ; Mr. Jars Irks, infronieg riser of the cos- Wks's depirlmset et the A&thisky ; Mr. John Dimon. ""S•eii*i_sUckeer to the Adiffizaty Vies•Adiskal Loud adabse, Oselais Thome Z. armada, R.N. prow ef a erne el deebirkeeled end wow veep* and 'khan aims man ere knows is essiessiai with Na dia .101111.4. Far last is the Ent rowel of her aims ts whisk Se dad& sr twin sere* systems hr bees applied. bkibried far the Chios tea task, mad be bees issionsind of free Rader the waperdsies of Oapisin limy Jame, bar Mare render. The Per motor so ester tart thee pespereires woe rade ter heirs essitter desbierrew rad tress the ad- Ml* direr. sed Kn. Desslis hasten kakis the deep sad gitkedel bottle of wine an the shies Hsu sad 134 eseirs le the Pallas the rend Year we ellested r as seserf ally se the fink The Pelles 1611 MS a lame hetwees propellora. El fest la basidik, sad 13 feet lain is depth ad bell Her estimates mike MR i 120 knee. asseinal. It is a remerksble feet that 13 1 Had wee este ensued is Marsh last. mime whisk lima friarelsos semi lave bees leasslied her It. la*, se fierier renew of 2,000 toss. Sere rem verse sr seer bead More. imbed* the smell darn mew strew amass. building for the Adelhally awl intended tar eervkii et As. A WILD • BOAR PRIRERVII AT DA IPTART.- ta.riglibarbed an wee by Yammer* "blob is .stand by re Creed Deb Ms rat Ur • proserre for wild bases and deer. Wire is aa *bask to re forest-ireesesnont, awl ass" at at et Rork, wine a •box at • wild rg. It is re grandolaral pa was .am. • Ire as tie rearm Troia the so bar Oahe in Gernsay, it is Ama re wild ores fed. The which rendes his wan sad ern , &Pendant draw a siveldni el nerIISOCOT of some at the beer 4 two Imam new PIN oar. boor to neer re rare ; ad fall bar. obves. _ litre pip. • lie • Nowa al derails till re raised Arad thoroughly. pantie& Tbey aro set yet quite ' rm. Nor rpm is tiara $ rib, looking black and s y. art .peed of bra ; bat in tbis We. crifidenen sire sere rinellieres the slid* el re at de pees I spa fed asponesly, roar It. tiry bed ad forgotre re - r strew iloyers. lie barked sore doers 'Mb • par 'lir sad doesslbb re reran at te Disbar & art re saes , 4641.1 earned liasiels4 or re be lad, and ibe foole" of .by the mina. /be braddrio Ariel fisaertsersoles beasesed - r Owen the serneer, Ilea bar somatic 's' seddlni lbere.—Bleeteesirs Meyers fir LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Won Kr. Commbssiooer Goulburn.) IB BBL IL Di BLLQOII3I2. The bankrupt was formerly • member of the corps ci rmitlemen-at-arms, but was described as of no occupation. He now applied for his release from custody. Ir. E. Reed opposed for Sir James Cotton, a creditor for upwards of LOW/. He objected that the description of the bankrupt was iosiiilcieot. as it contained no reference to his Navies been • member of the corps of 'oedemas-at-arms. The bankrupt said he hod ceased to be • member of the corps twelve yews loos. The debt of Sir J. Cotton 'had been oretrasere when he wee • mbar. _ _ . been eadeeeottring to arrest the eaakrtpt tiering a . 1 .1 that time without effect. His Honoor dirictsd sa adjournment. (Before Mr. If.eiginbror IN RI 111 A. J. ti.Ttclisoatis, Burr. This case had; been frequently before the piddle, soil at the last sittiog a long adjostromeat waa taken, with a view to an arrangement out of court. This was a dividend sit ting. Some proofs of debts were made; but the dividend was adjooroed for three months, it being Mated that at the end of that time the assignees hoped to be la a position to pay all the creditor is fall MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DIY.) (Before the Assistant Judas) The November general quarter sessioa of the peace for the comity of Middlesex, oomuseeried this morning at the Samoa-house au Clerlatrell-gmee, before Mr. Bodkin, the Aseisteat-Judge, and a full heath of isw,ietrates. The calendar °Daisies the maim of llb ptrown for trial, 99 of whom are indicted for felosy, mid 16 for misdemeanour. The bread jury havieg hem sworn, The Assistant Judge delivered the wail charge to them, sad, having disposed of some pleas. adjoanad the mart for three hours I. ostler to at teed the Lord Chmiaelloes break fest, this being the first day of terra. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 00P•1013011 or • roues occor•oza Poi asouror or DUTY. Jams liensgia, police coosiable 90 GI dimeice of the me tropolitan polio, force, was brought up ow a warreat by Polamoergemat Hearsee, 5 0, 101 shamed before Yr. D'Ey smart, far " that be, James Eaiglot, bets; • ousetable of the metropolitan polies fares, dad unlawfully withdraw himself from the duties thereof. he not having bees expressly allowed es to do In writing by the superinten dent rides wham he we. played, mad mei hay* gives to ' seeh superintendent see calsodar smooth's Dallas of his I intestices. eamtary to the statute,* de. Mr. lisporiatmodest Genes, at the division, attended I to bo so behalf of the Gommimicsaers of POIIOII. Hewes, 5 G. said—The primmer bed ob tained = t hose of abuses far the pupae, of Asides his What. — Mr. Almada. (sawed lief)—Do not leo so fast Let us pis I=. W. meet get net he we a eased!, drat. adiand and said—Wee prisoner ass a cou sins en, sad en the 114th at 1.4 meth ha obtained hone at shame far the purpose el maid( hie father in who he stated we very M. He did net mods to his nty. Wind had glace simertened that his statement wes false, for he had seen the damn hither, sad fend that he was well at the time. end thee be (die pissed bed set nee to sea no. appended lien penny la Mostagne-ssews t Ileyamelemapaie, whoa be mid be we awry ; be bed gee &emir, lad did sot Mot to m ien to his edit The prised mid bermes ete, dry, surd that he insist be raw" Wet= be got to As railway Patioa, he feud be had MPI 1/01Z em eseagb, sad Mae gettieg more co.lair be did ask Ilia to Mr. DWlleuvalt--The weal pashas whoa a MSS !sips 10 give astir lie the wiarltlr at inelandlard *, Osenes, tip mid—No ; he would ghee died* swim dick should stib to the assaminisatis at yard. Thie he has not doss. HAW, the esseendosers nor nye& have ;rhea hire Lw to mita. This ma applied to me for leave to go bane and me his father, sod I gave it him. He was inset from the 24th at October =All yesterday, what he was lakes do V eastodi ;tred Mr. Eyncourt how low the prisoner bad bee n the fern sad bow hid behaved. NTOeesaa acid Y joiasd tiss o7so as the 21st of sop iambic He had behaved very badly. He had borrowed IL la. 6d. sad a wit of clethe• free a brother emotable. lie had deer fret waver rid tie reary ;ha bad ales other anelablea lff• ear directed by tie =weer to brig Ile pthoms, before by to be dealt with ea be saglatear) aright Ark The Frew said le wee ray Reny, sad hoped the " word be wareirl be. r iMa lnlyneeert asked Mr. Derma whether, If a man did sot properly hall eappereats. it would tend to ilow4pw Mr whale -- is &order. Yr. Genoa replied la the ellrrialve. Mr. Dllyaseore peke V way mow wr doe to the de hada& Kr. Genoa replied ia tlesgdivs. Mr. Kilmer% said the ear wee fully proved, and Aped Ile whew We. math* err of the wansat, 21., or is de. irk el payment. sae roath's haperaameat, with bard Their hi the Hoar el Onosetiew. Their was Immediately paid by the rime, father. WORSHIP-STREET. 11111111 . 11114.1 WO Or . 4LIMIIID ABII4IILT. William Rf a respethible yams mem by appierame, was is mi Woe Mr. Lath with violently umeniting George Yeller seder the following theme eneunieteacm Compleioust elated that he me • pewter la the City, that Blythe win hal brether-lolow, awl that the moth la goothe van been Madly dllerimet—the left orms was so easeidentily , eir the Odense MEOW ea to winder hlnt mablela RR mighty. Mr. L. thst tho meament at the wieldier did get appear way emptied foga the month of the omit:Miami, and seed didenthat bie ezpinthen of the affair. The mem with Kam meth% sad proptiety of 'Perth rive meth lion Beath I mimed this rieraMb ado, after • six moth? with her. the Ms& moll be beelebed em • paitmartems emendamilea of the bob agebeet ay will or aimmot. Mr. Tedgb—Om whet mead did ho allege 1W it wee re rdatimt—Mr be einerhed UM I heal miaimed err. ameed to alter the noes when the °parades wee beim perfarmed, and there pereeteed the body el my wife Wag Mid epee Were lay mem. hinted Is the arm al few emedieel Fathom'. He aftamearde la mad threatened to Dime me. Of that T esa tir d toot me seam bat stheignethly hid at the lid of the with wed imemted Mt ahem ,• h I this old to bio, " Yea wirer loved yew ether Bob& sad .not sew is is demi" High womb emened. sod hew I meld ham hot bin by laying held af hie emit eaßer, for that wee ell I did, I knew sot. I ewer that lAd wet Mike hi.. Hie aro 'eight have getb inse Were! is • struggle that followed, but be breztit em elf. mom farther midemes, heel B egyeathig that the wife died tie. mama Ilr. Leigh renortied = i tie emelt tw gmeetioe mu ell M had le OW with ; M w.e d so trivial s eiterseter sow really that be Mould merely Mist • the al MARLBOROUGH-STREIT. MART CA2B OF P3OLDIO FOCURS. -VIOLIN! AMMULOILTO OM TIM 00INTABLIML _ _ Jempli ammiMd r • siscieZionr, was °Mired beige Hr. with atteempling to pick the pocket of Ha Eissah Gleideed, of 6:1. Warder-Mer e air with the pair el Wm Amelia Siemer. of 6. Omit elmestorWie in the Map r Chlema ihrobeir , 71), Iresimmeivem. Saha. TM pu rser woa charged with violently amealtieg Off. leak Ansa, 20 0, Howes 93 C, an d Demises, 116 0. • hem* aced Miry Asa Jrap.wee eke Mawr with attempting to nesse Mogley, end with amealting Sergeant Aar. 210 O. Mr hank Osisilerd said—While is Mr. Hall's shoo, or MIMI flahriar a fight, at 10 o'clock there brag a great many the . tbe male prisoner hi 417 e. side of re rep e. had reclied m poc and stood y ket, sad I nerd • bile away. He tbee moved aphid me mirk end Margit • bele to his pear be bad his had is say meat lambi. " Wirt did yen wait with year bead be my parr " He made se usswoq bet follows I me oaf, and mid. "Did you allude to me la the shop ? and on sly teHbg him l did. be " Why I would sot rob you ; =ph me if les mated mew gives to you el Ming robbed." I creamed over tbe way cad wm 010•11 Mr. ma Kr. Hall this asked MI whether the rinser woe the ma vim" bed rhea ted_te plek my pocket, adl maid lie andve Ms c Amelia libeeter mkt —I waa, m atinto Mr. Hall 7 rep! is frineday sight sheet 9 o'elsek end the nags Fraser ✓eed by ray rigbt side. I put my bead in m, pear le tres est • earreign, ready to pay kw elm persimer woe about to make, Mee I ford it was goes I bed the sevorlign ere ia say peer* after I rear the Map. and • wise * tamed roma the primer bed disappeared. Hr. Hahn Weems Ile/1, Ma dealer, Ics, of JO, Wrier- mom. mid—At 10 ilideek as fireekty emit I wee , Indy at the far sad et my @hap that • ly had had kr pocket picked I. my rep. Some time att ar the primer fallmy shop. sad es We Mieg rioted out to use owed hint. sod maw bim following a lady tato the Mop of Mr. Taylor, poulterer, is Palter, Most. I thee err the pacer bit band in • = * fieet u P t ik ythisig, a e:id she lesd ad t g et. T. thou " belt ham est get sr," and Mee ahead • blow at me with hie liet, bas did it nisi ase. sad I Meager him one u Mars. Theoriser was then hies beck to my Mr end gives Ito retry. limaarem Hewes 960, said—Os arsearing to lake the primer ire oweledy be Meek as h Yew in lbs math and ear twellherlog oge with Heed. Be Me farmed ble teeth is my leg in rah a detensised maw that 1 bad to am my Mai to make him release his hold: He then got hold of my After and screwed it completely mad, calilung me intense pais. On search* him I toned 17s. 2id ID his pessmsisa. Mamas Dennison, 116 C—l wee bitten. in the longerr and kicked by the primmer. dm" eakt kielTt Aliso, 20 C—l was struck in the chest and i a n a the pan by the tall prisoner, and the WOMB mid Let the man go.' and slapped my hall Mar—l did not assault the serpent. I merely called the P ° P" beasts. . . . Mr. 13x11—It required seven constables to take the pri soner to the station owing to his violent 000datt, and the police behaved with great forbearance towards him.l Mr. Tyrwhite committed the male prisoner ter tnal, sad Auld the wawa 10a., err ..... dill. THE FIRST DAY OF TERM.-PRESENTATION OF THE LORD MAYOR ELEOT.-(THIS DAY.) This being the first day of Michaelmu term her Majesty's Jodpa, with the Sheriffs, assembled at the Central Criminal Court at an early hour. for the purpose of arranging the times for the sitting of the court during the mayoralty of 1863-4. Their lordship appointed the following days : Moodoy, November 30 ; Monday, December 14. 1864 Monday, Jemmy 4 ; Monday, February 1, 29 ; Monday, March ; Monday, April 11; Monday, May 9 ; Monday. June 6 ; Monday, July 11 ; Monday, August 15 ; Monday, September 19 ; Monday, October 24. At 11 o'clock, the Lord Mayor elect, Mr. Aldermsn William Lawrence, was promoted to the Lord Chan cellor (Lord Westbury), at hie resides" No. 1, HYdolmrh gardens, with the usual formalities. The Lord Mayor elect, aldermen, and seven] of the officers of the corporation, met at Guildhall, and proceeded in carriages to the residence of the Lord Chancellor, by way of King-etrest, Cheepside, Nenrateetreet, Skinner-street, Holborn, and Oxfardetreet The civic fonctiocaries present with the Lord Mayor elect were the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, H. N. Nissen, mad Thos. Oars, Req., with their ehaplaiss, the Bev. H. Erna, incumbent of Leyterincese, and the Bev. Felix Palmer, of Stiniting-hill, Berke; Akiennea Wilma Alderman Gibbons; the Recorder, Russell orsey, &q., Q.C. ; theClome man lierjesot, Then. Chambers, Eel., ; the Town Clerk, Frederick Woodthorpe, Esq. : the Clomplroffer, Ferdinand firead.Eaq. ;ad the City Solicitor, T. J. Nebo, Eq. The Chaplain to the Lord Mayor elect, the Rev. Wm. Sparrow Si tepees, LA., glossa's College, Cambridge, Minor Canon of St. Pad's, and incumbent of the parishes of St. Mat : thew, Fridayetreet, and St. Peter, Chespeide, wee also pre. I seat on the condos. The Recorder presented to his lordship the Lord Mayor elect, whom, be mid, had ►nee selected by the livery it Loden ae one of the ►est qualified to be Lord Mayer for the .swig rag., end also had been unanimously elected to that ofike by his brethren of the Court of Aldermes. It wee elm his passim duty se Recorder to unify that, l is ell the promeamp relating to that donne, all the bye, evaitorne, sad urges at the City Ind been duly observed. The Recorder gave s brief slatemest of the ante• indents it the Lout Mayer sleet, who bed filled the alms of sheriff and Mderinen of London, lead who wee, the either I thought, wall qualified to &theme the dating of chief 1 megielrate. ilia Lad Memento addressed*, Lead Mayor elect, sad add be bad bar Majesty's commando to Amity to his lord. dip tier royal appreciation of the choke which the r livery ot Load= and his f ellow-eitixecs had wad* ia tholdog him the chid magistrate, aad he congratulated him apes the theation. - Tlie Lard Massenet. shook barb with the Lord Mayor abet lied tits red el the civic taadioserioy sad the loving tarp baring bees panted nand, hit lordship Mired, slid the idyls ptomaines returned to Gaildha IL &Mtly after 12 o'clock their lordship, the judges amen bled at the readies* of the Lord Chancellor, sod banag weaken of broshiast, preoeedrl In state to Wsetraiener to ogre their respeelim marls. As is invariably the mos at the 4100U124001111:011114 of Tana after the keg variation, a large eaemeres of ladies sad gen tlemen bad asseashkl is Wsetralaster-bell b ses his lord ship sad the ether learned digaitaries of the law, atUred their tall dram robes, walk la premed:a from their carriages to their esspestire marl& lausedlately apes the 'nivel of the jading the bonnets is the different merle was prooseded with, bat aothing of iteperisam had wins obis Mt report lo'► LONDON, Bassos ATMS, AND BITER PLATE AAN1.—(2711.1 DAY.) An extesordiitai7 meeting of the ahereboldere was held at woo, et the Lowlea TOMICS, Mr. H. Banco io the ehair, for the %ems of eemeidenes, and if = moW , awl coma tweehmthmea pawed by of wome oa the day of Cambeher, lOU, for increasing the =Min capita ea the ammo hem 040.0001. to one minks sterling. by the areetese et 20400 sew awes of 251. ea* sma them to b• Min& st a Plunk= of 30m. each, to the holden of the society, shame of the °company who may le ea the veskeer es the day at Norember, 1863. ONAI2MAII, I. nerving the mehreatima et the reso led...ea observed that so call would b e made on the origleel *WM meld a proportlenale ammo* had bees edied cm thew abarm, making 101. on each taus of shares. The booed did sot intend to make say Gall off the sew abuse Whet February next. No cell wonkl mood 2/. 10e., and two menthe mast daps between the calla. Internet at the ate Cl five par at. would be allowed as al e l ri c a ymenta up to 30 par rest. at the entire oastmp Passoes demons at traaderrferg their allotment Wight do ea by means of a latter of renuseistion, to be obtained from the meretary. The premssen as We er Mane would be spplied is the forma tion of a romans feed. (Cheers.) Having carefully mar naiad the emanate up to tin Slat et August. be maw every reams to balms that a madder:tory dividend woad be paid hi due enema. Isereneed capital was semmary on aosonst of the antemion d Ineeinana and in order to adiefy the resemble expestatione of the public. So Gar be lead not hem able to hare a dash tad IMO*. _ _ - 11;740, to qaostiosa, CRAUIMAN Mid the 'mogul amount of team had baa. redwood for 1001. to 251., at the request of a lame num►er of ahanholdesa, and that four new sham woald ha allotted far each old share. '• 017%1012 WU the: wag to, sod the meeting Isrealosd. DIATE or 112. JOHNSON Oznaa The death teak pleas at Day IL Massada on Fnday lath, in tie 6411 yew of his s^ et Mr. Jobbed!' °edge. proprietor sod editor et the Burp sad Nortek& Post. Mr. °edge was E hZ i estramed sad respected anbmpt the members of the proslasial press sad se the neighbourhood is which he raided. Eh active and free-will athirtieas in 0011011/iOll with the Pervristlial Newspapers Society heseglit him lath sommatheatkm with members of the prom from all parts el the ideigthea, rued hie ripe inbilligethe sad wisedttoz the greatest assistance in various difficult 1-=.testing the isthmus of newepapsre. At Bary dlermiede he took • leading pert is local asks, his hatusts sad meal Mimeses alwayyse Wag fogad is the side of well otheidered Morse of whatov.r kkri Mr. Gedge Ina the member of as old Suffolk family, • hae proper ties ef whom am members et the clergy of the shank of rdiglead. H. was the meths of affecttog great good is the 411 M, d Seilleik. wham there is • pseud lean of re ! gest OM hi seedal its.., his bees bravo% to a eked &TWAT= kranwzom.—On Saturday night a instossaa the sessexios betimes the Tallith sad the Gears languages was delivered by the Rev. A. Lowy. This eldest was to sheer how the studll of the German hemp meld ha theilissted by • careful o6esrvatie. of the etrustare mulls, to the Soglith. The leboar et reatmittlag forma to might be is • greet nesse= ebvistel if the relies of tM Asglotiathe were cloddy watched and thoislasd. sad it was the duty of the teacher to maks these Miss emegeradm Mined of ignoring them, as is habitually Os is.. This lecture, which was listeeed I. with great attestiom is the Gamm deed preliminary toward. the fandatice of • a TES &MOP AND TIM EXTOL—At the public , dieser which took place in the Town-hall of Banlim, as Moodily, to esiebrate the laying of the foundatime moue of the Wedgwood Institute by the Chancellor of the ! Exceapier, the claimer. Eel Griavilk,d="l lbw tome of °TM bi a b o p ma d c l ergy of the end the Wailes if ether denominstioes " coupling with It the Mew of *go Maim of Lichfield sad the Rev. J. norm a ting minister. The Bishop of Lich- Add. said be felt proud to to coupled is the liest minaters of other deociminatket, and he was AP ill cellorwledge the good which thmadame mere la plasm eves where the Churc .1 Reiland dery could eat imich the people. Times Rhos" if cif the geed old prelate called foorth expressions el WI End lowly enocarreees from the employ, and they ware cordially reciprocated by the Rev. J. .Mick well At tble Meg* of the procardiam, however, the apple of dis cord was throws um the some by the name of Borden. Rs. Woodall, the secretary of the gemmilles mid he had sow • *BM i fs hom rather thee discharge which be weabiglaillym 1111161111.11 plasm with the pelicans. at the Moe, tor he bad to mamas, • prelim wad the Meet hem the MOW of Renism, so the mound, II was seder steed, et the amosiatim with it of " the mileielese of other desambeetions." The meouncemeat caned forth very Moog eimeesicas of disapprobation, sad it was ultimately decided That the comuseicatim did sot merit even the eourtier of twig mid. The semelory, therefore.= McAdam tram the indignity Mash be empremod eakiiseisid to to ht mg requested to Mtn it before lb, VANN*. Antral far ilas week Nadia( NO Marano" Mai rear Lilt maim NMI ddirary, t.ns alas. Tim animal last mask aaraprisel UM awns tram hamsters awl Mt Mbar pisasa—latal, 3,011 S maks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. ('PSIS DAY.) _ The number of barb b essaiderably smaller than on Monday last. 000sequally ebsioest kinds are readOv dis posed of. and on the isseseep pigeon* better than on Thum day. The supply of Batt Not so larp as of late trade is sot eery brisk hat have advanced shout 2d. ; per pound. Oases are shoat as on Thursday. Fran ti.rmany and Holland the,, are 920 hues* 1,840 sheep, and 150 eaves. Irolaiid. 1400 . beset., and 2 . 650 fro= lb. ?blethers and Midland owners. hr dead of Site. • 4 • .1. I Pet dam 4411 b• •1. •4. S. & 11 ob. 4est4s. 410 1 • Sal Dusialt.lodallb 0 • • • 1M.4 abert-lbsnia 4s 6l• INA Lea. 4•4418.... 5 6 6 0 Oseend girl. bergs 8 • 4 • De. tie. Rion .... • 0 0 • 041•49 Hp s 4 4 1 Ds. do. Yon .... 0 ••• OM MN& RV-brads I I s io . tombs 1144•44 al 44401‘44. 4190 I She* and idoila. 19,160. Osives, 165: Mgt 440. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) News. Pattendes aad &milli mod • steady dimmed far all daeriptions of .w Emboli rd lonics with as upwsrd lomissoy is prier. Corrox Oonrenc—We have received the report of the Maples Oottes Oompasy formed la this city, far testing b expartmest the Otecelemee of Jamaica as a costes ealtioseleg oesetry. They co smoses& operettas, I. May lace ; but they Imo had to ermased spinet the odds at as espootteled f, Noteittirteesdies. their efforts have boss is the hi degree osetasstal. —Jemmies poem The spacious scisool-rooms behind the Centenary Chapel, at York. have sofa been donna kl 6. mere ode* liestooyed Ire la Allea MI 6 mesa Ism sad es !!duty mere beret dams. ne - sriest" - tissaklial — ''''' ;oe;i:rbi . saki,/ as excursion to the FY Aviikspitleigel i R.N OT Pn tw bale way i nto the forest I of • Inas lassoes in 1 is • picture of the present duke, shooting from • orouely surmised that the . tly disrespectful to Mile fin s beau, wbere is the I Sett to go at sunset, and se rialtos mounts in • box, which aratively invisible. The We is a circle, like a nocroi .brkeein, sad like spirits they . .ntbass hoists called. Pint tu seta familia of rod little mei, leesass pesiestriebso sad fs este of • atitaapr. The littli rdered t o stand at • respectfa 4otbers bare_rotensoitred th. souffle; 1111 mod. Oa tbe safer of nektorZl is of the teatimes, look whit abed esith the speed there it a watt el cosi& • week before, bad shut $1 alibi fens cons, who et biableild thou se that I At bog, as aeon I SE &by or a boodle NA notliss of leaves. 10811711. B . , w to i en. Na editors feirost-i enallegs, whore eider In to 1 et rosy dee bo wthemell In 'at slteched to Ibis parkialles / • private slob of oar QIII hopeless anxiety—must it not be that such a popn- Wien should be gradually sinking to that level of health at which any epidemic disease finds numerous and easy victims 1 I sincerely hope that I may be mistaken, but I cannot refrain from uttering a warning voice. With few and partial e xceptions, Ido not believe that the rate of relief has ever been too high, while all through the past .urumer it has been reduced to such a sum as suf iced for the bare maintenance of the people. But when winter oomes this will not be enough. Every month which rolls away since the beginning of the distress makes it harder to bear ; the poor will meet the snows of this November with a weaker frame and a sadder heart than when our trouble was so much greater a year ago. Even in the interests of Axial morality there may be such a thing as false conomy, and the duties of relief boards are not :xhausted in merely keeping the people alive. WATER COLOUR PAINTERS' LANCASHIRE RNIJNF FUND. Gallery, 53, Pall-mall, October 28. Sla,—We have the honour to inform you that the committee of this fund have brought their Tours to s termination by the distribution of the collection, consisting of 323 pictures, amongst the shareholders. The sum the committee were enabled to raise very inadequately represented the value of the works so generously placed at their disposal for the purpose, the estimated value of the collection being 4,soogwneas , whereas the subscriptions barely exceeded half that amount. This, although a great advantage to those who had xlcen shares, was • sad loos to the charity, and a .erious disappointment to the committee. Had the reasonable expectations of the committee been carried out and shares sold to the value of the ,ollection, they would have been in a position to Niy over a sum more worthy the donors and of the Cause for which they had given their works. We have, however, the pleasure, after paying all contingent expenses, to forward you a cheque on Maus. Ransom and Co. (who kindly undertook the duty of bankers to the fund) for the balance, »041.161. 9d., which, together with two former temittanens of 11001. each, make a total of 1,9041. 16s. 9d. contributed fromthiseouros.—We are, ks., A. lEnrsaino, I Treasurers. L. HAIM; Jarrm Farr, Hon. Sec, To J. W. Machu; Esq. WIATHIR. RZPORT.—(TaIn DAY.) anomsar, Noy 2, • 2.111. # b .F 46.1 ...* l iiik aioai --.1 z=1::1 Sytwey nines =7::: Yost MOM ...- Min Mir THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, BM COMMERCIAL AND MABEE= 11X-LANI.—(THII DAY.) TM oaf* d Ugh& wheat hen to-day wee very mode rate, sa d r or mart kinds the demand ruled stead), at prices quite equal to Monday last. Prim to the close of Donnas a good elearanoe of the es.mples had been effected. We Were OPIS heavily sunplieS with foreign wheat, fresh u well as a: granary. The inquiry for all descriptions was in a sluggish slate ; nevecthelers, no quolable change took plane is priors. Malting barley eras in fair request, at full currencies ; bat grinding and distilling sorts moved heavily, on former terms. New melt conirranded quite previous rates with a fair intory d . Old parcels commanded very little attention. mood oats were in fair requeet, os homer terms ; brit all other kinds moved off heavily, at the late decline is value. BSIIMI Weft is moderate supply, end heavy request, M about led week's prices We hare to report a doll inquiry for pees, on former tenet. _ _ There wee a tar eoadam*ve inquiry for both English sad foreige Lour, at fall Very Hide molly mooed Americas !lour We. Go atm The arrivals d icearini cargoes off the toast have amouotti to 26, 12 beim/ wheat, 10 mane, 2 barley, 1 beans, sad 1 heeled. The demand for wheat has some what improved, and, in a few isetanne, passe ham ad yawed 6d. per quartet. finadondrica Odom hr sold at 41.. 3d. ; (Mirka Taganrog, 365. 6d. to 375. ; Seidl Alex andria, 34. ; red Tames, ne. 3d. ; sad red wiater, 4L. 6d. per quarter. Maim has produced quite as much mow as of late. Galata, 278. 6d. Odisma 27e. ; 26.. per quarter. Berkey has moved off heavily, at 64. to la. per qr. decline. Butting sod Syrian, 228.; and Salonice, 21..6d. pee cer. fa rye scarcely any buena' has been paging. Amebae may ha quoted at 36e. to 26.. 3d. ; Odessa, 265. 3d. to Ws. 6d. ; and Asioff. 26a 6d. to 27e. pee 46014. Far Mar the demand has bees quiet, at barely previous ram Egyptise ffaidi, 295. to 214 ; Baste, Us. 6d. to 265. ; sad Measeps. 30s. to 31s. par 480 lin. MOist seed and Dui are nomi nal, at 21a. to 22u for the forma sad 24e. to 24e. 6d. per gusher for the latter. Axe linseed, with 20 per met. at admixture, is offering at 60s. per geenter. Is warehoom Bombay is held at 68e. ; Oaloutte, Us. to 64. St. Petersburg, 56. to 61s. ; Arobengel, 53.. to Ns. ; Gad Rip, 455. to 60s. per quarter. Rammed is fins, at 61s. to 614 for Olasrat ; 55e. le 56a fee F ; and ble.tos2L for Cakatta. Egyptian coettonceed found buyers, at 71. 18a AL per toe. Oargoes ea pump are offering at 71. Us. 6d. to 71. 15a pc ton. Is lamed cakes very little is doing. Landes made. 91. 15s. to 101. ; New York, is Itarrsh, 101.; ditto, in legs, ff. Mo. ; Waters, in begs, W. to 91. 2s. 6d.; Mansiffee, 61.75. 6d. to 101. per ton; cotton mid canes are worth 41. 17s. dd. to 51. ilo par toe. The imports of lianewl, homed, and rape seed into the United Kingdom doting the it'd nine soothe of the proseet and three previous years won as follows : MO. lOW ISM 11.4 X AND LIM M. ED. Qn. Qn. Qn. Qn. Fran AmO. Wank Pons.. WAS 112.210 MOP MIMI Sank Pens.. 841172 MUM 126,711 77.410 BAY last ladies .. stne 444.615 IWO mut (Misr Oonakiss 11.900 WAN 111.610 Atm Told 94150 ISM* ULM RI AU lapanol $2.00 114,121 9441/ WM Aurvu, or 3hows.—lbelhe : Tam 46; limn& 160 +spread. 32 ; swain% 543 spa Forgo : Tom, ; hand. 010 repassed, VW; 4 43 Emej, qrk Farairrs.—Whist, 10; oak, fie; Wend, 4,914 qn. ; sad floor, 300 eds. CURRENT PRIM larassio. Pm Qr. W 21119. 71. 2444, r•t Isle 10 to „ 21tio, sow Dlttoorflte VI 40 So 44 14 , ;bei DlIn ia sotr u 41 to 67 nd ISM 4l So 44 „ Dltt= r w, at 6. 64 - - 92. OM L 2 Wok Ina l2 Ile IS lik Ar s 14 12 22 . limit /18201. _ _ _ __ Mamas - lo Tick i lo 11 Harrow !Igloo PIN is to 40 ..I• = 2 ll • • • 1 1: : l it Walks IS le IS MAW. lso Nereolk. aiti Ile le 0 Klepies ant Ware 117 to U Brews I= Now Om -- 1111 le Sfi UM _ SI to 1111 IS lie 116 71001. NMI inn, pot ISt tbs. Isosoloid l4 to n Oomany l7 So U Norton awl neon, wino 27 to II Cum Issfkk, Sol IS lbs U . poiato St is U Dent& sal l ially a. berg • gg ireetek Is 76r1i1.1. Pet Qr. a Duda sad =hi Id is II Samba ____ 11 is II Dm= 4i to 44 SP to 44 Daadon. boa .....• a a 41 boa • 44 bt CI Amara. tod a to a Dada - «w Ss 'OPINE y le al PIM = al ID V ft is ST INDUN 02231 wdt. ID tl YeSow OttoOw - ft to se MIME( 1417.8 SO to 34 OM. Des*..___.hgew II to It •••• AIRIVAIS 07 (MAIN. WATEIL CAIII.IIOI 7101 CL0717111. Frock pot nook .... Uto IT atellit. .... ss se N Atotekoo. pot lid. .. II to IS °lmam. . .. IS to 211 IO LONDON, DT LAND AND OCT. 14 to OCT. 21. IN ~,.., 7 ,,. ..... • 4„.. Fardip .. MOT UM . men 1 1 Td01....1 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. iTRIS DAY.) tit ammo Asa DirauussosAa mamas.) (saes ova owl oosamosaw.) Tim mast opens oloody, sad also will probably foot wp 7,000 or 4100 bake. MINCING LANK—CMS DAY.) evam.—There martleaes to le a wry waive deassad at a farther advaaea of tally pw cot. The Was Winds gloat ACM top ot Mauritius at als. lid. to 311 s. ; saperier, 435. ; 30,000 bap dayed Nasals at Ws. dd. to 375. Id. ; 1.5C3 bap at Jam eyMadras at Sta. • aid 2,000 auks et torsip lhasoftdo, Ms. to 4%. Badasd has also sold at Ores . is ices is limited must. Ttro.—Ths market is pest ; a few =he of asw 'Corday have ben 'Started co nowt arrivals. BaY Arnriltyrro;;;.—lioodirs reported. Ittcz.—About 12.000 boo boos tom sold, ab s y Ban. face, at 7s. Oocarow..—A very 'stirs domood boo sprang ap for this meth's. About 1,300 bop sow Shin Friday. at fall Joan—Tha market eontkmee maim .ad prime an spit Mame. Oorroc—TM Widows &Wm Ws wade daddy raw. As oolao clookrod for to-morrow *mid of 500 cooks Wed loilk 1.300 bop of Murkily* lopr, 150 arks collo% shoat 45 030 pelages of too (a harp portion without rourvo). 22,000 bop of doh 803 bop of nalipire, sad wary dzy sollory goods. TALLOW MARICIT.—(THUI DAY.) The mai* is quiet. Tows tallow is gaoled 43a, set aka ; Penman Y.O. ea the epee, 441. ; all the year, 445, ; Unary to Mar* ta 6 4. 431. nanctruss OF TALLOW. 1 ips. m a qua lib :: i i ssia * ill :: iiio al 1 toes ati assoliana OIL VIOL 181 n. Mak en head this nay DODS el,eoll ankle Delivery Iset week SAS Levee 1,11111 05* trove let June WOK WWI 111,1* Arden* tam week DID* trete let Ante 47,091 111,261 Hate YrkwY.C.oo the spot think:eft 91a9d. 41nOe. Me. Ditto Town last Illidny ' 9aa 941. 47e. 95. 4K N. MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) ADVANCE IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'Osoow. The directors of the Bank of England at their weekly court to-day have raised the minimum rate of discount from 4to 5 per cent. It had not been generally anticipated that this measure would be adopted to-day, although the expectation of an early advance in the value of money had within the last day or two become general. To-day's action :has produced no sensation, being [plainly referrible to causes the operation of which has been universally recognised and closely watched. Amongst theme causes are the rise in the value of money on the Continent, the drain :of bullion from the Bank of France, and the low state of the reserve of the Bank of England, together with indications, presented within the last week, that some amounts of gold are likely to leave the latter esta blishment, chiefly in payment kr salver. The mea sure now adopted will doubtless have a conservative effect. The joint stock banks have raised the rate for deposits from 3 to 4 per cent., and the usual altera tion of the terms allowed for money has been made by the discount establishments. The Stock Exchange being closed to-day, no busi ness is going forward in public securities, and there is thus no means of testing the effect of the movement at the Bank upon prices. More influence is now beginning to be exercised by the less favourable prospects of the money market. An impression is gaining ground that an advance in the rate of discount at the Bank of England will not be long delayed, in the event of the decline in the foreign exchanges making further progress. Mexican and Greek Bonds, which were recently run up to high prices, are being pressed for sale by dispirited holders, now that no fresh event of a favourable nature appears to be in immediate prospect. These securities are additionally depressed by the apprehension of a dearer money market, as in such case more difficulty may be experienced in obtaining the loans by means of which the speculation for a rise has hitherto been up held. It may be remarked also that specu lative foreign bonds, in common with many other classes of securities, suffer for the time from the diversion of attention to the numerous new projects which are brought forward from week to week. In the ingenuity with which these concerns are framed, in the avidity with which they are received by the market, and in the high premiums to which many of them are carried before any business whatever hail been transacted or profit earned, calm observers have no difficulty in dis cerning the advent of a period of rampant specula tion. Should the tendency in this direction be moderated by an advance in the value of money, the community will have cause for satisfaction. At present, however, one of the predominant charm teristies of the market is the rage for premiums. The intimation in the Constantinople telegrams that "the Minister of Finance contradicts the report that the dividends on the new Consolidds are to be paid in London and Paris, and states that they will be punctually paid in Constantinople only, by the Imperial 13ank"—confirms the views already expressed in these columns. About 37,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank on Saturday for transmission abroad. The steamer Persia, from New York, hoe brought 69,0001. in specie. The Magdalena has arrived at Lisbon from Brasil, with 25,5731. The Alliance Bank have given notice that the business of the Southwark branch will be removed on Monday, Nov. 2, from the temporary office, 2, Southwark-street, to their new bank, 255, Borough, High-street. The Metropolitan and Provincial Bank have taken over the business of the London and Middle sex Bank at Woolwich, and will commence on Monday, Nov. 2. The arrangements which have for some time been 'in progress for the amalgamation of the banking and bullion business of Messrs. Adam Spielmann and Co., of Lombard-street, with that of the Lon don, Hamburg, and Continental Exchange Bank, have now been completed, and this company will immediately remove from its temporary offices in Bieboba-lane to 79, Lombard street, and will com nmates business on Monday. Mr. Spielmann has r commented to act for a time as superintendent of the London department of the bank. The first half-yearly meeng of the Hudson's Bay Company under the ne w dir ect ion will take place on the 24th November. A call of 21. is to be paid by the 28th Nov. on the shares in the Great Indian Peninsula Railwar Company, on which 101. per share has already been cal led. The following, relating to the settlement of all disputes between the Great Western and Metro politan Railway Companies, is from the Money Market Review: Some few leo•the sires the traffic epee the Ifeendolitee Railway was °deeded. sad the train service reduced in frequency sad 'oone:l:caribou, by this sadder' °edition of friendly retinae& between the Great Waders and the Meddrliten Compiled The Great Weston ended to work the line at a very short soda, to the great incoo voodoos of the public. Within the lad fry dad it is nadorelood that the chalenee at the two compasise and the oaken had met and satifeetarily settled all disputes and differences. The aceasicra was afforded by the sear dm platoon of the Hammersmith sad City Janatioe Railway, which, starting from the Gnat Western Railway, abase iluve-qadters of a mile from the Bishop's-read dads of the Great Western sad Metropolitan, cosoects the My with the populous neighbourhoods of Kenaingtou and Hasamersinitb. • acenpled and Inquest service of thine will soon pies from the City 14/GURUS of the Metropolitan over two asps. rate lines of the Great Western Railway. derrikated to that spacial purpose, to Hammersmith, Kensington, and Victoria Station (Pimlico), and it is adicipated with coolkleace that a large swum of passenger traffic will find in this command. cation facilities of intercourse, much to the relief of the overcrowded streets of Loodoo, sad to the advantage of deideete to the suburbs. The amusements made between sae reqsray companies embrace else • settlement of all past disputes sad scoosiats, sad the withdrawal of all lawsuits sad litiptices between the Gnat Weston sad Metropolitae. TIM proprietors of both these Sass ay be edgratulated upon this result, which, while inereadeg public codeine" sad supplyiag dewing dues, will teal to red thus rail ways as • peopsety. With reference to the stocks of produce in the bonded warehouses, the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons remarks on under : Selsjoined is an aooount of the quantities of the priaelial articles of imported merchandise (subject to customs duties) remaining is the hooded warehouses of the United Kim/does gm the 30th September, 1863, compared with this ireastiten in warehouses on the 30th September, Int and net : Itsmaining la the Causes Was houts*, Nth Ileganher. I*6l. hat lag Ossos lb. 0,111.997 MAIN (Mae Cafes lb. 19 WO% 10,11/,700 V.1W.107 Currents cwt. 1411,(157 794.790 29L9t11 Babies cwt. &IMO 'LUZ SLUM Pepper lb. •909,101 1.9011,001 T.49T,686 Mum 1112aady i5.3. 01 ‘.• 31 ;o&l4lkiii:iii Itegar,24llB4llpopilip) art WIN 13,337 104,4110 11a . oars/aid lainaTes - 77 Ta.% • " lb. NASALS Ge.g0e.949 5i,176.47 Tobeece Wise gals. 11,7111,1M0 11.011‘,081 11.111,671 . . Press the above it appears that, with the eraeplios of salaam and tobacco, the stocks of every article are larger than at the eorrespoodieg date of last year, the Warsaw is swirly every instal:es being wasiderable. Is woos, it is 114 per cent.; in cioffee, 33 per aut.; in currants. 14 per seat.; ia raisins, 51 par coat.; is pepper, 34 per cleat.; I. rum, 1 per Gest.; is brandy, 11 per and.; in refined =gar, 76 per mot. ; is waseasd sager, n per cwt.; is tee, 26 per asst.; and in wise, 5 per twat. The falling off is molasses is 30 per seat; is tolwooo, 6 pr asst. SITURDAT 1011111310. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to 1, both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 921 to 93. Foe the 3rd Deo. the last price was 931 "sellers." The official business report is u fol lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 93 : ditto for accuint, 931, 93 ; Three per Oenta. Reduced, 911, f ; New Three per Cents., f ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 10%; ditto Foifr per Cents., 1001, ; ditto Four par Gent. Deben tures, 1861 or 1866, 1004, ; Four per Cent. " es- Lewd" rupee paper, 984 , 96 ; ditto Five per Cont i , 100, 107 ; ditto hive - and -s-Balf per Cont., 114. The India Five per Cent. Stook, alter standing at 1091 to 4, closed at 1094 to 1. The Four per Cent. Stock was dealt in at 1001 to 4. F.:cheque Bills were unaltered at la. dia. to Ss prem. The foreign stuck market wan heavy. The new English and Swedish Bank, and the National Steam Navigation Company have been re ceived with great favour. The shares in the former company touched this morning to 6 prem., sad closed at 41 to 5, while the latter were last quoted to 1 prem. The applications in the case of the English and Swedish Bank have already covered the entire amount offered to the public, and it is accordingly understood that the list will be closed on an early day. In the market for bank shares there was an im provement in British and American Exchange, Mercantile and Exchange, National Bank of Liver pool, and London and South American Bank ; while Made and Punjaub Bank, and English, Belgian, and Netherlands Bank were rather flat. The miscellaneous share market was quiet. • slight reduction tool place in Copper Miners af England preference. International Financial shares were rather flatter, at 41 to 51 prem. ; and General Credit at 21 te prem. ; while London Financial, in consequence et the succeesful introduction of the English mid Swedish Bank, brve risen 10a., closing at 6 to 16/. prem. The shares of the Mercantile email Awfrociation have relapsed to 31 to 1 prem. Hai son's Bay were rather lower, at II to 11 din. ; sad Eggeeantian Trading steady, at 11 to 2/ prem. Marine shares were last quoted 111 le 121 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 18 toe ; Thames and Massey Marine, to 5 prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 1 to If Jima ; Universal Marine, 1 to 1 prem. ; and English and Scottish Marine, to f prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally quoted 1 dia. to 1 prem. Discount Corporation, 91, to 10 prem. ; Lied Mortgage Bank of India, 3 to 31 prem. ; Saes London Bank, 3 to 1 prem. ; British Indian Tea, If to 2 prem. ; Littlehampton and !local= Steam, f to 1 prem. ; and Mantes Metal Company, 21 to prem. Anglo-Austrian Bank shares were firmer, at to prem., the weaker portion of the allotteen having now apparently been clewed off. MINE/S.-MIMI DI YJ Two &Mom_ The Stock Exchange is closed today, and the Mining Exchange wee shut at 1 o'clock. Army little business has oonsequeatly been transacted is liritish mining thane, and prices have not varied. Nangars are huellitlera2 to have declined 11. 55., being now q 27 28. Clifford Amalgamated end North Crotty sew rather weaker, the former at 374 to 38, and lint latter at 6to f. New Rosswarne are quoted Ili to 26 ; sad Est Carados, 27 to 4. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mises* Company (Limited) have received, by from Lisbon, the following report, dated Veiho, Sept. 28 :—Produce 11 days of Sept. ,111,172 oitavas ; yield, 7,081 Mayas per toit. ; remittance s 61,614 oitavas. Working regularly. RAILWAYEL-(THIS DAY.) -...._ , Tlllio reCtoom The Stook Exchenge balm; closed tdiday, we Imre no report to make under tba head. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARNSPA Unimak Oct. SI.--thdas Weder r-Goind 110-4100 Nartbors. 111/-lasmoldra sad ltrobidrob Nobl y Wooden. 1 -Idanehrator, ikirt f 1- MI-4W* lkiders. Ism. 0- S pat 0011, odd I Ille Asuriema sed 11= 11-2711 • gs-Ndliesil 800. 10 p. - Noe* =I iondb 10-tildim 1=11,16-16 1 16-110 asd 0 it- Isouraace, 16-16 ot -Liverpool Leaden and Insurasos Compeer, 111-16 p. We. 00T. SI. -Wad and Ortimby,o gra -Nadi Western, 16 a..-Homlorn *Owl 11//oMoll, 61-6. Leeds. Bradford. and ita. 110 orth lladars (Tait, 0 -Ditto Loadm. 10 -Issas and ONE* Bank 10 poem OCT. 31.-Tas sourbol hr boas snail,... a good general Molars& amt eke, daft% Bask ,lannted). B-BWIS BOOM 1 - Owsi Tarawa A. 110--Grast 10. Is 10,_Is. 111.-4111 to Tred.lak-s Grand Tryst of Oanads, SW-OmM Waders at Orsda, Great We id-Imoomldis Tr 110-10110 and North Western, 110 t- sad Unsaid- Alm MB it did 1-10tIo Frt 1/10- ISO a-s. North Bratsk dot .-Narib iseads "Tarts. 110-6enthilmle ant, me-Mamas and Warm Nadal Wee& otp. - taw eaatdre Insounam, waster,/ Niw rye per Coal ail =es 414--AMosso 15ak,10114.--Oranatia Is. BuU111011•11, 111.-4orrna Ind Ball Western slat wog sold at 106. sad iallwAyllaStsgStook at teed misquoted 76 to 7/4-Gtour Tanag l =TWll l :t . Blrolngloma Ouhal, et to 544- Town NY Dielrfet Doak Ai lo toil-Mutter sod Worn Br valet Bask. Ito 1.11- laapetial Ors- Marina' Goa, 92 to IS -1618ropolltan Wows, 11 11.16 to 11111 Leawood Coal, dine to 4pam. Mow. Oct 11.-Now Tbreft iri mCest. Old- Be Ulan woos*, 911 - Bank Of ... TA SI Man Bask (1/1. 10-NaMoodr i lkdk Ditto for account. T6-lratitowl of OW paid), Sl4-Trorkadsl Brit BSI flOt 10-Cork gad Band= (SOL NC= Ihe amount, 141F-Dabdo, Wieldow, asd Weallar'd ( 1 0. par a them% hosobra mod Waders Sleek (MIL pald), Oo oat Wasters ri_ em, galdi c S=Blellostl liteid Waders imams i cln= , /0 and Wastals. War Ter Odd. 30111. paid). 150-bbit North Words. Ptmo pr Cast LfDessi rri leleS,. rr a k ig Uiri i Balk Waders The gee Eimtirfirma Ours Cams Snow or 18113.—. The Sinithlield ash, bag enablei to employ double Os number of jud, Yaw NINI.OIIIINa the 111•101Natiell awl morsrds abel tab plan es Ifonley, tle Tab of Decenbm„ instead of Saturday abs sth, to be emempleeed by 2 eget ow that day, at white bear the show I be be opened far the inspection of the umnbers dthe club, the Wien of boon rary tickets, and the plaits at • diem of eve shiShew The itgrieektual Hall Oompasy, prva by the expenses* of last y ear, have mode mine improvements for the se eommadatlos the club, the exhibitors, and the nabs. Another new feature will be the intaudvatio• of star ler the ask of goods sot wicelttusl. wader spesisl meats with the Sadtheeld Club ; whlle, in emenumwes el complatate of the preview year, Ottomans are made with respect to the ref nehmest department BUDDIN DIATH IN • rucz Or WORM! IP. —As tbe Rev. Mr. Wells, the minister of the Borough•reell Baptist Chapel, Southwark, was last eight reoceeding with his amino*, Mr. John Beaker, of le, Oeareestreet, New. iageme, whose daughter was preen at his side, sudasely fell from hie meat to the floor. It wee at fret gummed that the unfortunate geatleman was merely suffering feew as epileptic et, and be was removed to the vestry without interruption to the memos ; but as the arrival of Dn. Hart sod Oarpenter—the latter begin is the chapel at tie time of the mad comurreser—they fount that life was quite outing*. ELY, NEWMARK"; ARD BURT eff. ZUNKXD'iI JUSCnoll RatLexT.- -A roast has boos Immght forward nodes this The prepared line .old 1.... the Ely station of the Great Fasters std pressed is nosey • straights direction ihreogist Bohm& sad Iterdbans to Newmarket The length would be 12 mules, and the estimated coat of eowarestios is 6,0001, per mile. It is proposed to raise 60,0001. by_sluires, end to barrow 20.0001. os debeetures. EAST NORFOLK RAlLWAY.—troder this title it i. propmed to form • Hoe ban Norwich to North Waldman rod Wrozhern, end, if thought &terabits, to cony • brain:it frees Wrozhem to Aylehme, akag the volley of the Bum It es also intended to costae* the lie. to Cromer, • watering-place on the merit. The propeeed share capital is 920,01101., sod the Gress Pastern Oemperiy has offered he inabsorthe one•third of the capital, sad to work the live d 60 per mot of the pow receipts PALL PALL AND Re GOOKIPIL —Around us RIM magnifloset halls and palaces frimseated W web a mollies& of men rie not even the Roman Totem smerablel together. Yonder are the Mattis= and the Palladium. Next to the Palladium is the elegant Vistorient which Berry Ply etch from Rome. By its ride is the massive Reformer rine: : and the —the Iltratorium rears its granite eolumns brood. Extending down the street palms sifter palace rime inagoilleent and tinder their lofty rests wanton sod lawyers, mercbaots sad noblest scholars and ossasen. the wealthy, the poor. the busy. the idle assemble. lota the balls built down thh little street and its esighboierbood the proseipel mire of Lowden come to bear mid impart Om sees ; aid the affairs of the state cool private Sedividuale.the gear rale of empires or of authors, the 1118.41E111•1111 of the omit in the splendid vagaries d fashion, the knives, at Mawr one or of persons of another sax yet mere wily, the het mows of bottle. in the great orsitiestil matineeta. Y. ter latest betting for the pass-mem. or the signet of • Mims at the theatre—ell that teen de is disgorge le them Pee mall rims& where we of Loudon deny sesomble. Nee ' mooing es many takers, Bider how troy fair mirth must fly About : in suds meltiteike imagism, hem merry di► appointed men there most he ; how yip massy feeds aid oreihkels (whereof 1 mirk rem spemmers ' my esseseeetim) ; bow sissy meek ronsesses, prism to beam ill of their begin, eager to dud now —ldr. Tim& may, in the Coneksil Mag•ZSIN for Nomombsr. b • • • I • • • • • • • a • r r • w.W.w. R. ILL X. N.W. la N.W. NW. W. W.S.W. W.X.W. W. W.N.W. W. W.W.W. WXW.