The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-28 00:00:00

I • jet of posts from the Cabool gate to the magazine sa attack was made on the magazine to-day, which was repulsed, but we had some men killed and wounded. (Signed) " J. 1). NI I , 'PHERSON, Lieutenant " Colonel Military Secretary to " Chief Commissioner." The following (mays the Bombay TIIIMM) was re wired by express from General Roberts, command ing the forces at Ahmedabad, who despatched the intelligence to the Governor on the 29th September : " By express through Dr. Derinly, Residency Sur geon, Jeypore, 23rd September, 6 A.M. We hate this moment received information from the Durbar, of our troops having occupied the entire city of Delhi on Sunday last, the 20th. The Vakeel of the Jhoj jur Nuwab had been hers • little while before, with the same intelligence, so you may rely upon it. The King is said to be in the Dnrgah Nizam-oodcen, about six miles from DeUii. He and his two sons escaped disguised as women, and the women of the Zeugma in men's clothes. " It was reported at Ahmedabad, upon the strength of letters from Ajmere, that the King of Delhi had been captured." Of the commercial intelligence the Bombay Times reports:-- We have no change to report in our money market during the fortnight; the Dank rates of inte rest remain unaltered; and government paper has rallied a little. Our import market has manifested activity, and prices have generally advanced, and the rates of freights have remained steady." CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. (Before um Lord Chief Harm.) THE MURDER IN THE QUEEN'S BENCH PRISON. . . . Antos* de daks29, ;as *ea al arbor to Woo Ms trig brjhe yartz4ir of idiot HIMAIONNI Ilabefgas. . Mr. froild - elid oholi WM. kr dr prenantims. Ye. H. Jars, (IC, 'Ed &ONO Pen, IMO splany T.• hied, with kir. 111141tola, to dila galmor. La Me own it nal be etommlneek the plooner wee hid and caavicted at tb. Amgen asoam d erimil4the do. wad era with Want to do It in pima. biniet, and annineed le Men raw plea tentieda. lea the bath of the doomed taken lie* a mild of 'UM wee elf was Manna egateot the Omer, bet at as bat terion, whew be !"11 tree 11Larniagsed, a plea of antraltdo acquit wet put in . . . LceFirerd Chief Ism mid art ho hod sot ton thethe plea= tbe , os4 Is se tombs" sense be doe minis of the Paw no the ode Emil In the nit nes be saearyl. lle *musks oseptiod i =o hig dwell post mil The horsed pone cessrd en =ies sesentoi to this mons Wig Winn, sad the one wee soccedhoply postponed to di NEW COURT. (Bdore the iteetedir.) TIM SMEZIN W. KYIIIIII ARlit THORN. Tbs above trial, +Wit eve stiesissil front the OM Court ai avvalse, arse rimmed this • roster of Irksome wore a =md on behalf of the bisadsass, but their evidence mewl lo altar the ... hoof the rams fa • MM. arm The seproved es ballet! of the aims vete that tC"..prsT-e -wales (Kr. °slew) wee vary fressoft to the Wiliam& wen. assissfsg the asatesses, be.; hat It qprisi Art is IV: that he Meow is the Arnhem db. k meessits wit Mt. =de II MIAOW' tephy, sad the trial was hot essibied Ars ve woe le peer THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 7142 WATIMUAKFIREDOI TIAOIRDT. Carilarhis - crinrsse ee7p - sseailere7i adighbaer. beef et thr cowl, ter ewer e to which ra• with errs of pers. la curators et he he palm' 0•1 • roma re le easkie who had=red rib be dr essidere d dr viers of the am Nor ries . dr ea The pads ree, Wog lerere, resseed die ere ear 11111 ft tired sat le • iresinwirebeek at ea eht roar, lON es big sired et it bee, rid bat are wee ,teh Vedthea. Ilse she re a peer biracest" Vara Ifisr" fit Xs. 1, a Illadieribese. Weambasr. are the perinee In yebile•hesee Tealewellest, bal alah& Ars his Moils mai elameed le btr by Ira yam ad mystedees weemer. Oa ode it le bat she biend bed nay " I did le; lee mt awl ihai ad bid war theLf a' Whom ea laiday Ai au Malik amid reeTly dediedod wee ado do madam, w/eat sad told The ask ben eadeiy. The tweaddmie MI the Omar wee Ivry dm& et the lea tad whenshe Wear sober die denied di keendedan et whet bad bona meat M. DWI= aid hat If .a.... the ketz-looked-1 1501Q:aast—Ler. basso yen Ir, sot I. lam cagy a pow somber. 0011 M who had Wm ea sort davp, sod dii sod low shat I va. rabic Kr. Btaglasis—roc that emirs drop Iw lie tool So., and co sot attempt loch a bask scats. WESTMINSTER. ITRAORIUMAI!T ROO!RILT AND ,0717.4110 N. This wormier, a made era mesa, of foebadiag eaerier, who me he awe ma Peter M wee phboef at the b Wore Mr. Palate, eltrEeLvitts 6H concerned he the leaowag eareomethery Hr. Wiliam TWer . ori • Weillegame, hilweesreed, Wed that ma eassive'robteri was esimitied et him twee ea ilesamy =wise het, ad weweet Wee taw_ cash ha, etatabiag chwee, 101. sold, scene eld oana, ad One wad it He lea Wm with his brolly a today mama* Orr dank sal is him return booked for sew time et the deer without obtain * eftimeloa. He &a wet Womb the neat kw, fad amine Walesa la SaiMIMI tato his own pre. we by the nor, dieccisd the linw eat, rad his wrest swift. He teak a kW use ibrowat tha how, ad kW thatdifeet Wawa rod bow lied bees heal we, sad that hie cash-ter mad ear warty had hew snorted at. There was no awe whatever of the Wang veembiem. _ . _ Mr. Paynter—Do :sow araything of the prieenar? Prosecator—N whatever. Mr. 31t ater—llow ha get Into custody ? Tbe 'co replied that he Ina apprehended ander my Wirian - ,1 plumber and painter, living et 1, Cog Wi ll iam-street, WallmM-road, Mated that on Inaday morning he and seven friends took a walk beam dame. They were in Hatteras fields about half-past one, sod there saw two men sitting by the aide of a ditch. The witness and hi. friends thought this ver singular, as then was a great deal of water out and the piioe was very wit. They had seemly mentioned the matter one to another whew the tom got up and pared them. Prisoner we. one elf the two men, and his companion, who waa much idler, was carrying eon:Abbey, which he was endea vouring to conned under hie arm. The two tam then went behind a large willow at some dietetics off, and again st down ; .tier remaining there shoat Am minute., they leit tee Gelds, and then wines. and Walking& oteeryed that what rem they had had bulky before had now been got rid of. WitIMIS and his friend accordingly went to the willow, when prieoser and the other had itood, and there found a Welling on the ground. They oteerwed that some and at the side of the ditt h had been recently dieturbed, and on merch• hg found proetrotor's cash-hot, which they took up and conveyed to the police station. Mr. Poynter—Was there anything left in It? Mr. Tipper—The a hole of the cheques and a guinea of :barks which escaped their attention. Owieffe King, 75 B. mad that horn information he received he tread the prisoner to the neighbourhood of Whikeerosio street lest night. Ile we at tint deeded to but be waited for him, and caught hies shortly after an hie ironing the hones. lie one at once ideediffed by two at the MO Till bad MS him in the Bettessetwileider. ?thaw said he was not the mit. Bs we. maisike THE RATIMAT COLLISION WWI CIIOILIT..-. Tbe waded which took_ Ore ea Tbeeaday =Mad bog le Learadire sad Yard.** Railway et de &Who* der *Ms, bee_prond id sae diseeldee des wee el int n• damp Mee Is tbe Wight amel ease prep ttis mir edinsied et behead 11,000 L sad LOOM Of eases wse the dined. Imilamik sail dry ad the saws, The et the blame bud bap ant lardy needwal the ink he redilved. Coe limb% Ireadeismes wee eared by the sloyded ad& la • dell day. PALL or Deun.—LlTEarooL, Tz:zanAt.—Early W derdag the hob of veiled amebas la 11i. emu re.; hell a wavy peel, sad ennead to do so throughout the meat of the of the city of Deihl. Keay el the tes. displayed large heimen, We the gips fa the =awl la the river deo eshibited meet The as TM co entalealsi led. ela ee th b e ui tt see at the Theatre Hot el odder d Ihe cememeared et Paddler Aattersoles perfandads, wad woe peeled let& dine chum LOUT SPORTING INTELLIGINCE. (re smarm(' :WMARICET MEETINO.--(TMB DAT.) 00 HANDICAP PLATZ, P. Baud • • • • Passim( Ti. IS ma SELLING PLATE. Amami Boy Mat Tonimpat f. SWEEPSTAKES OP 10 SOTS. Tambourine .. 1 :: i 1 .. 2 6 ran. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO.YL43- OLDB. C by Not.llll—Latiaide Orchabifi 16 rue-. LSO SU BBCRIPTIO PLATE. To .. .. Ex 'or .. .. .. Admiralty .. • . 8 nut. .41 .. 2 IS , .. 1 IL 2 a. M THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1857. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 80V8. Abron .. .. .. Knockburn .. .. .. Mir Jolla .. .. .. . ACCEPTANCES FOB 1 .. 3 NURSIRT srAKEB. re Ohaeohnon . a 1j WrigUd D5t.......... ......... • ' ..... ..... .:: ... ...............: ; fo . _•"••••::::::: M .:ri BETTING. PIEST-CLASS NURSERY STAKES. 8 le I eget Polly Froth= (t) THE DERBY. to 1 apt Kelps (I) ROYAL MAIL STEAK PACER? COMPANY. 111118 DAY.) This afternoon the usual half yearly meeting of the above company yea bald at the London Tavern, Captain MA noise., Id.P., Chairman of the ➢oard of Directors, in the Chair. w. Tl;e rept, z d hlch . appeared In the &prat on Monday, The flatiumisw,. in moving the adoption of the repcet, =Ol • bops that the accounts would be con ssidaky, and if any further implana- Yes thm an. required, be should be OM to pr. it to the beet ot his knowledge and ability. The Waste of the lemessoesmaint,sseastha to 1124,4211. 19a. Ina all laweeted fa good at the sews time it was his duty to sato anklf not an rhe d toie, lewd • large peaks of the awned mold be rewind fa replacing the Tan The renewal of the snernannt con tract for two non we. a peaty* mont ; bad lea re mewed upon maillat tams bat the ammey awe sinalsof to place wan of air froisa eldpe co the Heaths line m ea to improve the Maracas , of the Wad India Alps The joint of the cangswee wails with those of the Europe's and Australian wen extra t awns. wea proceeding most eatiafactortly. At the bat staaftg • gentleman was appointed to outer with tbs Ana nlian Ws ans en the subject of the Pumas row* bat at ef damns. to the government, whir wen antes to the wawa route, the directors had ilawsinai lot to pram the natter for the pretent. The company bed tendered the t all the ambiance in their power at Point de 0 by leading them ships for the convoymos of Mops and glyph= of coaL Thetas laving been seconded, Dr. BUMS 11116 some obearadons upon the aortae la the china la cal wed pilotage • in the former the increase waeameldaeKyoa r 14,0001. Ashanti toe remark of the chairmen that It might buss lat Weems neareary to ob tain en sot of parliament to any est the amalgamation with the Australian Company, he hoped that no such act tharehwould olden be applied for wit t the pintas consent of the TM EIi:II.IVAN mid the bill catenly would be sub mitted to • special matting o 6 the *Methadon,. A. re garded the increme in the cost dial, it arum is this way 4,000/. had gone in eahaseed lam sad 6,0001. is Land cossumptiva. The report wee adopted, sad • dividend of U. per share deelered payable on the 31st lad., tea cf in:ems-tax. Kr. DAKIN, at the arrematios of the Chairman, moved That the directors be testrsotei to coats/ate 100 guineas to tbe Indian Relki Fad, eat ef the fonds of the company. 'lles motion having best sesserlad, Kr. 'ism= moved, sod Kr. M . Dotoatt seconded, 45 la almeadialui, that the ma be 200 guineas ; while Dr. Burrs protested as prin ciple against both the reaolnlics and the amandinent. On • Slow of hands the original resrutien wit carried almost unanimously. Thanks were then voted to the chairman and directors, and the precasting-a terminated. HEALTH OF LONDON. Z The total number of deaths registered in London is the week that ended on Saturday (Oct. 24) is Wt. la the correepoading week, of ten previous yews 184746 the average number waa 1,002. The same reds of mortality it the pre test increared population would produce 1,102 deaths ;sod • colop•riann of the real with the lethmaled result above • difference in favour of lest week to the extent of 114. Whilst the population of the astropolia lost 988 lires lest week, the reparation of births shows that 1.592 children wen bees , sufficient to supply the plates of the and to tenses the number of iaketa by 6911.: The dribs front Muskat, which numbered 79:1ntibilAi week of October, fell last week to 42, about the *Swap et beef yore ; of that number 27 oocurred to childnia wider 6 pews et ego. Ilk deaths from cholera and choleraic &mellow' want ss- Ostend last week. At 19, Aeyhun-terrace, Chains, a be% aged 11 swaths, disd of " cholera infantum (62 boars)." At ' 10, Doke •-s, Old Artillery -eround, Whitaohape4 • bo , s mad 6 roes, Aka of choleraic foyer (14 days)." At Naleon's-coirt, Llsehonoe, a boy, and 9 dint " cholarkie (7 days ." At 2, Mast-house-place, Poplar, a wan, 77 yews, died of " Aofatac cholera ( days), collapse days) seocadary Awtedra (3 days)." At 8, died of catiereic str" Lekess rd a at Hill-house 39 , y G ears, ordon-road, Pectlets, • est aged algid months died of " cha hods diereires." Wins was fatal to 64 persona, 29 of 1111101 S were wader if peen of are , 21 children died of sorer, 60 of solehlina. end 27 of hoop-oseeth. At 17 Gloorgo.terrese, Breek-etreet, Upper Clapten, men, ?d 37 yaws, diet diem (3 wad's). The resharee • adds, w is ate marl death free typhus tens in Brook-edit, =I ails are et 9 ease eine et fryer." - I;i7wisCiiiiribsit inn asa 766 girle, la an 1,612 claim, Imre roslemmi la Limbs. I dm tom img musks dam mos 1547-1111 the • mmoder =Uri nue meatter tithe Wmt mid & mlialms London, reports . " No hub mos of clams txr ol hes warted in my &Mkt dude. as work" m. Messes. Ross, Mrrcazu, AND Co.—A meeting of the Okagow wagon of Mew. Rosa, Mitchell, and Co. s" was held yesterday (Monday) ist the Hotel, which It , wad attend,d by Mr. Reed, the solicitor, end Mr. Chatter* the accountant on the mkt., the latter of whom read a state- I name prepared by him, and pee explanations respealag tf envoi of the Items to it. The proposition submittal Sethi mettleg ham already appeared in our oolumns as having beat t" by the Loudon creditors, at the meeting Yid there on Friday and the meeting unanimously adopted k, wilt le the exception of lbws who required to consult other peeks. to. —Glasgow Lady Masi. SHOOTING EXCL.:WM-11k Braes the Duke of ie Rutland, Lord George Manners, and Kral Jerneyn shot through Cheveley Park, on Wednesday Ina, end killed 200 116 =and a number of hares and partridges: and on Ida ire" Lord George, and General 11.11 shot II I:lW ir t=iiii Lake preserves, and killed 170 Oye:I:le a D. SI IS hares, and 30 rabbits: bad time going ever the whole, quite double the nu mber nimbi h... been blued . ,Durkg the twelve day.' sissies Ito Saturday, W gon e sod hinds have ba l r ia. l.4lllll pr- • eddies, 438 phemata, 400 hares, sad whist kr asythiag bet ea average of link Team Is amegnesee of gg Wag se very wild, bat they were saw Mews to rre i s l e n simaserta Grace the Deb • bathed, lord St. end General Hell killed via ens add of on M Irk, 170 partridges, 24 haw, 14 rabbits, to a 1 lbb aid Norww4 Ave. na Earl of Stamford and Warrin on, and five le petheasn, bed put sprt at Eaville Ha ll , Sot web. 11. INOomlig IMO bagged —IIM des : item 110 rabbits, 2 hens. Second day: tart= 111 Mar, WI nails. 7 pheasants, ite. Third day (ve per): ga. 872 yeetildiss, 19 Wren 42 rabbits, 27 pheasants 2 'Wink • lestril. Tour* day (eve gone) 291 partridges, 1 beim, relikka. Plftli day (leer gams) 148 partridges. Ms" . 30 rilibaiplks= 6. ll . =. Shah y Owes gusts) 234 93 1 plow— Wolserkemp too -- At the Winchester &beep Fair, en Friday, there "ra WOO dog Snrea, baba 6,000 ha them Ain was Let per. The me was wiry Idl, sada reaseties del lent 20. pw heed um** pins obtained at Wqllll weseblised te be malinirW to la order to obtain patehmers , sad even Mat Lsed, and sear of the saunas saturned home. There was an annenally large show of horned cattle, which sold I freely at NO prim SHARE LISTS-7RIB DAT. Two OtaANX. The railway dun market to-day is generally better, owing to the advance in Consols. London and North Weston stock has risen to 96 to 1; and Laneaslike and Yorkshire to 92$ to 1. Great Western stock is quoted 51 to $; Midland, 811 to 82; Great - Northern, 23$ to $ per share ; and London and Boath Western, I " i• Great Western of Canada shares are still dull. Indian descriptions continue to meet with inquiry. OIDIN4IT IMAM MID ROOM Itan.wass. 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I i If le No 04 I II AP lw sif TI ii I _ le ph NI 1111 UN It Ifs lie i.e. li i f; II 41 49 41 94 SO SI S 4 111' 11l 1I 111 tie gi ci $1 1111 SD fli ill"' le I" II U 4 II N 85 111 05 88 II N IS i II .-- SO 1•1 4 Vi sill We ( Glasgow Daily Mail) understand that weasel of the principal cotton factories and calico tasters in end mond Otago, we at relent working half ume. COOCIAT HALL FOR THE STIRLING SCHOOL OF Alm.—At the usual meeting of the Stirling School of Arts, en Thursday, ldr. Anderson , formerly gory of the Stirling School cif Arts, imposed, that sa a balding for pub lic concerts and entartelaments was eseentially requielte In Stirling, It would to axpedMt for the molder dams to take the matter into their own bands. He (Mr. Anderson) would therefore propose that the sum of 2,0001. should to relied, in shares at H. each, end he bad no doubt that la the course of a few weeks the working classes would windy what hen hitherto been conaidered a great want to the tows of Stirling. After ea excellent qua, ls the comes of which Mr. Anderson was loudly sheered, the dmirman told that the idea thrown out by blr. Andersen was cm of the bed that be had heard for many yearn sad weld, he hit mared, be welcomed by the working times Prevost Sowers, end also Sir John Hay, B. upressed their h roursble opinion regarding the vim of Mr. Andnam. Sr. JAMEB'B-PARR turzotaxaws.-0a Sunday lest the iron suspouloo bridge acme the bean ta the ado sive of &Jamas-ark eructated to thematic , . It nettassied Ina line between Quaaatisare end the mart-yard had* to Marlborough-hours, end a am past pathway bee been Lid down between the iwadau of the Wale en the math side and Quaa-peon pie. Several new pouf Solitathe hero been formed sad some old us have been removed, which alterations bare conalderaWy improull the appearance of the enclosure. MONZY MARIBT.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. The funds this morning opened with more &m -ates, and have since attained a rise of 4 per cent., owing chiefly to the American news, upon which there is a disposition to put a favourable in terpretation. Consols for the 10th November, were first marked 881 and 881, rose to 894, " buyers," and are now quoted 89, " buyers." For money, the present price is 881 to 89. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 871 to 88 ; the New Three per Cents. at 88, 87j, and 881; Bank Otesk at 208, 209, 206, and 207, being again lower; Exchequer Bills 'at 16s. to 10s. die.; India Bonds at 40e. dii.; and:lndian:Stock at 2111 and 208 f. Turkish Six per Cents, have recovered to 874 to 1. Other foreign stocks are dull. Mexican Bonds are still offered. Sales are recorded a, follows: Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 991 and 994 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., at 81 and 811; Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., at 634 ; Mexican Bondi, at 19 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, at 43 ; Russian Four-and-s-Half per Cents. at 974 and 97; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 90 ; Turkish Six per Cents. for account (18th November), at 871 and 874. QS:MITER-PAM' Two. Consols have receded to 881, "buyers," for the account. As the financial position of the East India Com pany has long excited considerable dismission, it will be learnt with interest that the Company have suc ceeded in raising another large loan upon the secu rities held by them. The amount of the loan is, we understand, one million sterling, of which a leading London joint stock bank is alleged to have cos sented to furnish one-half. It is understood that the Bank of England bas had nothing to do with the present transaction. Some curiosity will be evinced to learn the terms upon which the accommodation is granted. Considering the state of the money market, owing to which sales of India Bonds could not be effected yesterday to an important extent even at a discount of 40e., or two per cent., it is suspected in some quarters that the East India Company pay a high rate for, the loan. Probably one of their principal objects at present is to maintain a position of financial inde pendence as regards the British government. Mean while, as the two loans of a million each which have been obtained within the lest few weeks must ulti mately be repaid to the lenders, the Company appear to be in the position of having already forestalled to this extent the expected large public loan which by these expedients they hope to postpone until a period when the money market will have become easier, and when their credit will have improved. It is be lieved that the million now obtained will be des patched to India exclusively in silver. A quarter of a million, as we have before stated, has already been • purchased for transmission by the Ripon on the 4th of November. Another supply of similar amount is now on the point of being bought for the packet of the 20th of November, and it is probable that a quarter of a million will be sent by each of the succeeding steamers. Affairs have, con sequently, at length reached the point the probability of which has long been indicated in the Express —vie., the deficit occasioned in the treasury of India by the war is now being met by large and direct withdrawals of treasure from the English market. As these supplies, moreover, are taken in the shape of silver, the effect produced here must be the more important, for it would scarcely be an exaggeration to say that the million in silver which the East India Company are employing agents to procure from the Continent will involve the exportation of a million in gold. The reassuring feature is that the operation will be effected gradually, viz., at the rate, according to present appearances, of about half • million per month. At Hamburg the rate of discount has advanced again to 84 per cent. The lst of November, which is observed as • holiday at the transfer offices of the Bank of England and at the Stock Exchange, falls this year on a Sunday. It is therefore expected that Monday next, the 2nd of November, will be the holiday. At Hamburg, Mews. Windhof and Pieper, a house connected with the American and Itim;isn trades, have stopped payment, but their liabilities are not expected to prove very considerable. The ship Avon has now been 82 days at sea from Melbourne, with 206,6001. in gold on freight. It is stated that a quantity of specie is en route to the Bank of France from Constantinople. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm. The quotation for long bills on Hol landand for paper on Frankfort has advanced. As regards Antwerp, and three months bills on Paris, rather higher rates were also, in some instances, paid. Bill' on Hamburg, on the other hand, were more inquired for, and the Bt. Petersburg exchange exhibits a further fell, in answer to the advice@ received from that city. The Austrian exchanges still indicate symptoms of financial distrust. The current gat:totem are shown below, viz. : Arnatadsm, three months., 11.191 to 12.01; do., short, 11.16 to 16; /totterdam, three months, 11.19 f to 12.0 f ; Ant werp, three months. 25.624 to 7f; Ramberg (mares Waco), three months, 13.9 f to 101 ; Paris, short, 26.26 to 35; ditto, three months, 26.80 to 6; Prankforteon-the-Idains, three months, 1191 to 120 ; Petersburg (pr. rouble), three months, 341 to ; Vienna (eft do.), them months, 10.42 to Trieste, three months, 10.44 to 8 Madrid, three months, 481 to f ; Wiz, three months, 4 91 to I ; Leghorn, three months, 29.30 to 40 ; Genoa, three months, 25.80 to 6 ; Naples, three months, 411 to 42; Palermo, three month; 1261 to 127 ; Marina, three months, 124 to 127 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 52 to I; Oporto, 90 days, to 1. In the sugar market yest erday, some of the sales went off at a farther decline of 6d. to ls. per cwt. For saltpetre prices are merely nominal. Scotch pig iron is quoted at 695. Bd. to 110 s. Plantation Ceylon coffee, however, realised in some cases an advance of 1.. per cwt., the late fall having induced purchuee. Adviees from Melbourne state that the steamer Emu arrived at that port from Liverpool on the 16th of August, after a passage of 68 days, being the quickest on record, although she was detained four days at St. Vincent's, coaling. The Emu was expected to leave Melbourne for Suez, with mails and passengers, on the 13th of September. The half-yearly interest is advertised on the bonds of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shame, as given in the Stock Exchange List of last evening : Insurance Sharec—Atlas, 161 M arine, , 95 iance, British and Foreign, 171; ditto 42; Crown, 19t; Chain], Medical, and General Life, 211; Esglish and Scot tish Law Lire, 4; Globe, 88, 85, 87; Onarthta, 491; Indem nity Merine, 130; Law Lila 63; Marine, 75; Rock Life, 71, 8, 71 el dal. j Royal Mecham% 280. Gee sad Coln Companies .—Brightom 141; Equita ble, 40; Great Centre!, 11f: il l:in', 70; London P 6, 27 ; p 47; Westminster Chartered, 62, 63; ditto New. 10 1 , f, . Canal Shams —Kennet and Aron, 61 ; Leicester and Northampton, 13 ; Oxford, 104 f , Rochdale, 80 Warwick and Napt - cm, 10 ; Worcester and Birmingham, 1 61. Waterworks Stocks .—Bertio, 4}_; ditto, New, 2; Lam beth, 95; Bouthwork and Vauxhall, 89. Bridges ..—Rungerford, 61 ; Vanxhall, 171 TIMM:a! Evening. In no department of the money market to-day was there any pressure. At the Bank of England the applications were to a fair extent, but less than those witnessed yesterday. In the open market the supply of money ooetinues good, and in the Stock Exchange loam on government securities are obtainable at five per cent. The 4th of the month, however, is now approaching. No bar gold was to- day taken from the Bank for exportation. Console foe the 10th November, which closed yesterday at 89 to 1, were quoted this morning, a little before 11 o'clock, at 891 to A gradual de cline then set in, and the market closed at sn to For money the last price was 881 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Camels, for money, 891, 89, 891, 881, 881; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 891, 891, 881, 881; Three per Cent. Reduoed, 881, 88, 871 1 : 1 4 2k w Three per Cents., 881, 881, 881, 881, 88 ; ' Years Annuities, ring in April, 188,5, 171; Stock, 206, 206 k, 207; India Stock, 208/ ; Three-and-Half pee Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1869, 971, 97/. IU New Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents. were also officially marked 74. Exchequer Bills were dull,at 16s. to 10s. discount. Bank Stock shows no recovery from its recent de pression. Turkish Six per Cents. opened with buoyancy this morning, and were marked as high as 881, but afterwards fell, with Consols, and showed considera ble heaviness in the afternoon. The closing quota tion was 87 to 1, being 1 per cent. below that of yesterday. The Ouaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 971 to I. Other foreign securities ex hibit no striking alteration. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buena Ayres Six per Cents., 82. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 971. Mexican Three per Cents., for account (30th Oct.), 191, 191. Peru vian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., for account, 761. Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 43, 43/. Rus sian Four-and-a4falf per Cents., 971. Sardinian Five per Cents., 891, 891. Spanish Now Deferred Three per Cents., 261; the Committee's Certificates for the unfunded Coupons, 61 per cent. Turkish Six per Cents., for account (30th Oct.), 88, 881, ' 871, 871. MINW-THIS DAT. Two o'CLocw, Very little business is doing forward in British mining stocks. In the Stock Exchange the only business reported is in Wheal Trelawney shares, at 243. Other descriptions are quiet, with only a limited inquiry. In foreign and colonial descriptions there is also no new feature; prices are nominally supported. Subjoined is the official list of triumactions in the ?dining Exchange yesterday : Alfrod Consols. 133, 14, 143. East Rorewarne, 21a. 9d., 22a. 9d., 21a., 23a., 24*. ; PAW Reasell, 38a., 37a. fd. ; Gawks 'United, 1 ,24.. 26a. ; SerWidge Como's, 21, 1; Wheel Edward, se, ,f, 1 Wheal Grenville, 21, 16e., 11. 17s. ; Wheal Ilay, 74, 1. T 1 EMMY EVENIN4I. In the market for home mining stocks to-day business was limited. Shares in East Basset were inquired for, and rather higher. East Rosewarne, North Crofty, Wheal Grenville, Par Consols, Wheal Mary Ann, but Tolgus, and West Basset shares we also inquired for, at the current quotations. Several other descriptions were quoted rather lower, in the absence of demand. Transactions are reg ea ted i in the following, viz., East Basset, 100 ; Mary Ann, 48 to 49 ; Wheal Grenville, 21 ; Par Consols, 191 to 20; West Basset, 241 to 24} ; North Wheal Crotty, end Wheal Uny, 71. ...I , 1 u 111145414144, (I.lsdtak ell so, it areal= 11•551 Kan.- L S I UAW le bets Walsresell .—. ell 1.2,4114 14 95.1teir- . 5 gram miiiis — aa.. — 41 5.551 PO 055ida.......—.—. 525 swim M. 5.4111515 11111 it a 11,504 IS Peet. le Fe a. - all MAC 1 Orriel taw .—,-- all 15, • . 5 De.lredosses _al /lAA 0 8ee.1.4444raima16) ell 40,004 SI 14 MM MOM ............ all NO, 114. Illearle Toby* ...... I* 45,50 1 tint. 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The attendance of layers in Mark-lam this morning wu small even for a Wednesday, and the dunnage reported en Monday continua, sad if anything an increued indisposition to operate is evinced by all parties , and so tattling have bean the sake to-day, that Monday's quotations most be out aired co ically unaltered for ell articles of our trade. ARRIVALS INTO NONNI% FROM OCT. SI TO OCT. 28. k aroeds. Iran. lorNirn. 0010 NON 9O 6939 Oak Maj ....... — NWT:II9O Nat : 080 seela' MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. groats—The public sake are progressing without spirit, but holden show &mum and are buying in largely. Corpse.—This article is firm at yesterday's prime. Tea.—Tbe ices of the market I. strengthened since the arrival of the mail, but we are without transactions to reprt. Rico continues dun of male and the public males have been bought In by the importers. Sab,TrlTßE.—Pr(oes moat be considered fairly nominal in ClesiA 1.70;ta.-7 . 6 boxes offered and bought in at 1625. to 166 e. PIMINTO.-160 bags bought in at 41d. GiNonv.—Cochin sold in public sale, 69e. to 695. Corrox.—This article continues to be neglected. In other articles no materiel alteration. Morkete generally dull. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 675., net osith ; Peernbant T.C. on the spot, 670. October and December, Me. Id ; January and ketch, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mann. Paned= and Smith mod that the markt for fine hope is Mall very firm. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Wylsmt, 16s. Bd.; 16s 6d.; Nixon's Duffryn„ 21s. dd. ; Hebbara's Walla End, 18s. 6d • Tanfield Moor, 14a.; Nepali's West Hartley, 175.; Walls End Has well, 21a. ; Walls End E Mont ag u ; 19. . ; s End Goa forth, 113 a. Od. ; Walls Hadage, 19s Walla End Stewares, 215.; Wall. End South Helton, 21; Wars End Ti.., 21 ; Watkins Primness, 16L-46 Ships at mukst. GREAT 'MILL& PENINSULA RAILWAY. The following is the report of the directors to the sixteenth half-yearly general meeting of shareholdees, to be held at the London Tavern on Friday next. It is signed by Mr. W. J. Hsmilt?n, the chairman " The toad of directors are gratified in being able to an nounce to the shareholders that the recent unhappy events in India, bad not affected the company's operations there down to the date of the latest advices from Bombay, beyond the withdrawal, for temporary employment in the government service, of some of the carts and labourers of the contractor en the Poonah line. During the past.half-year the ethnics' of the contractors have continued to be given to the mm pistion by the dates originally fixed of the portions of the railway in worse of construction upon the South-Eastern extension between Campooleo and Sholapore. Upon con tract No. 7 (the Bhore Ghat incline), however, the con tractor has not secured throughout the season the services of as many labourers as were necessity; and the rock though which the long tunnel near Khandalla is being driven has been found to be of a much harder nature than was supposed, thereby rendering the progress slower than had been hoped for. Upon contract No. 8 (from the summit of the Bhore Ghat to Poonah), and upon contract No. 9 (from Poonah to Shots pore) the progress made is reported by the chief resident en gineer to have been satisfactory. On the North Eastern Ex tension a commencement was made prior to the opening of the south-west monsoon with contract No. 10 (from Was sind to the foot of the Tkull Obit incline), and the contractor for that section. as well as the °extractors for the Thrall Ghat indium (contract No. 11) and for the portion from Egetpoon at the top of the Ghat to Ehoearcul Kandeish (contract No. 12), have mode arrangements for proceeding vigorously with their *panacea on the opening of the fair season. The chief resident engineer reports the permanent way of the railway open from Bombay to Ciunpoolee and Wassind to have been insatiably kept in good working order, and the stations to have been thoroughly maintained. The second line of rails which it was found advisable to lay down from Taunt to Callan, in order to complete a double track from Bombay to Clam, the point of bifurcation of the extension lines, was opened for thiac in February. The result of working the eighty-eight miles of railway completed for the half-year, as exhibited by the revenue account appended, la, in the opinion of the board, very eatiafactory. The total re ceipts amounted to 33,6101. its. 5d., being an increase of 9,0551. Os. 4d. on the receipts of the previous half year. The total expenditure was 14,6951. 6e. 4d.. or 43.70 per cent. of the receipts, leaving a profit of _ Id. to the credit o' 18,916 J. fit of While the bunkum of the company in England waft con ducted by the late auperintending director a moiety of the soon of 2,0001. appropriated to the directors under the *e nurement sanctioned by the Honourable East India Com pony was paid to the superintending director, and the re mainder divided among the other members of the board. Upon Mr. Nicholson's retirement, the board availed them selves of the opportunity to carry out certain arrongements, having the object of giving greater security in the froma ges' of the company's sham and transfer busbies, but the effect of which was to add to the dutim and increase the re aponeibili of the chairman. The salary of the secretary has been fixed at 7001. per annum, and the board would suggest that the 1,3001. which remains should be allowed to the London direction for the purpose* above alluded to. Mr. William Bird, the auditor, who would have been in rotation to retire at the half-yearly meeting in April next, has been prevented by severe indisposition from auditing the amounts now submitted, and he has tendered his resignation ea indi go. It will rest with the meeting to fIU the vacancy of auditor thus occssioned. The statement of amounts in rela tion to capital and revenue, for the half-year ended 30th Jane lest, ars subjoined. They hare been examined and pained by Mr. Anderton, the remaining auditor; and have also been examined with the Nets of ttii company hy the acoountants of the Honourable E out India Company.' The capital account (combined London and Bombay no roxnt. shows the amount of 3.671,9711. received on and debentures up to 30th June last, of which at that data remained an unexpended balance in England of 1,604,613/., and at Bombay a balance of 3,3351. The expenditure in England had been 624,1131., and the expenditure in India had been 891,3061. ; and there WON alma storm in England to the value of 613,700:. ter ect 1 , 31' 'VII