The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-24 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANBION.HOUBB. Wm. Orr y, • deent-Iceideg an, wee charged with duel tag • pad of hertia, of the ease of 6e. 61. Waved T. Bisigeoa, Neva to kb. Bell, Sermeget, Lea Theassermet, said that the primmer arm sp to • pile of pads at biliiftbe meter and took tee, sad walked away with it. Priam wee followed led ✓im into enetody. Prteaser—l am sot the stes et all. Witsest—Aiet yes ? Tells ay moth ahal, then (Lakelltel The pleat, who ailed the damp, was thateend to tonna dare lattermost. Garet Crlppe, a eationsamiter, we charged with peating • cosaterfit belf-oraws. W. Nignethetheclork to seek meelent, said tint caWed ▪ e jlen the primer eared Ide empares slim sad • bed bei-etews Is etyma fa ea ult. He set We anew andc b its i tsle away. The primmer wee kw west of ethanol* evi dence, .w • mike es le anion for the /use. 111011111 T TIOX INPRILIAL o.tl CONPANT. Zither, Noy, et dlhoa r ;c ia Dereetalest, Bars Peed, apnea bare Yr. Ty la to a smacame tam oat by the Impala Comas', aredes with halos salsertas tei lie peasedea KO het at ina tu b.. ww ei el the oseasay, Walt had WS slaw po Mal. B. Washes asimied gar the dasadeut, sad Kr. T. Homy, the aid lassease et the esagesy, wee present to ata the olee, adek mita • greet led of alma to • caveat Dna. . . . Mr. Gawp Halerea isapssAse ia the MOOT el Ur horrid Orli& r , Coh•Cempw, dirorlket the dram. slaaamksaisr which a!! molars kid h Jacob 'niobium eato-1 lia;e beta la tYOME* et the com Jes t 13 rem at • pipe layer. I said the de hai=lley) sow pipe abut two years ago. It was about 90 Mat : _ . . bitt—Tea see set bowed Is say mogul* shot mrN yosreit. Tbis is banded se • amiss, sad goo aid sel esg r Wore vltlost ra Witness ss(*ssoMbisa its dabsgest net as be rhea as It 1 avid all Um smy ”s. I aid bin I bed sot get ssz r lit I ill I wad see. Us bra I sea la tie e s sinks, sad thereArs lss sort lave basins Is sham di fps bs gull. Tbs did' gad, os lbs ta.t sela i w, abort 19s. Ise tbs gigs. Mr ass vise vas slit is Waded Ohs Trawl. Ire ban sold Una sheet 30 ell hi el pip abets a was& age. I look is pips le Mag's plea es my ebsalkr, sod I this Sold bin I arid set lot Abs boas say nem TY drirbist said be esatal_ems plpeM Ow purpose at •saveyiag wiser. Tyrs mid be timid ass osmist tbe or . main • t r abstig eltlatead to is edberisseat. He ems so masi isr6Lesibe dirge est wee Sam pawed lea si it. Ise. I mid Mat it* be had Yard ise evidence lbe ere assuasd galls • dans* visage, TY debsdist algid ass perisp he Angst Ma sualeing lbs pigs sell bstibig It se Mee km *Sim Its 'Wald Alava Qs ease Iss • bat digs WI wad sem* UM, sis., see sassy Si Us son st 2114 is Ms Its bil q = eL beas re le, tits tishrisst bat the soil sib !lends IMAM& CONC11•LINO • MTS. Sophia Wright, • M+- teener ewe% seed!!, who Zritweedy evemilthe, vet beagle biro Mr. eherp4 with emeeeher the birth et seder eiremeeeerres &leg vie to e*wei sopteive that dr errel, 44 IC, aid es tsar led boos br i t tlie=el the preere rotipbent sad r era saki rereed that It see bond dr, bat be. err by Mine err It err by be art are we as erre bore shearers. Mr Jr the Wady et a pare-her I. Oar Ina Law Mark sari the arm ark etre ber Mr that teser, A. ..e I. her arra bud sire lira le it Mt. Marra el Ne.l. Mrareet, veal bee the ri earre rem eller , yid.t sitar he it, wad seid Yr the rear Ihrity, ie the bap bed " TM riser rid li re bears y re re beds, cadre of Ur, look up the dead lily ea lair whir bed bets dotter be ar rem hid it rapids el bac W. Jere Hotly, =et i ih = d wea, rid be arrodthe bay et m on the ri mers bud ea re Ith isot. He beard It bed boa be.. are, sad raid her had if the rimer bad laid asses ratite le ft et the crams 1 ite birth. Cerra, 44 IL, aid be ler rr hie awry is Wspeag Perri this war the pa & sad red ler Tarr the cited woe bora .1.., to whir the Ne, I error bard k cry." He err r ry the sairebrd la child biros the re bode, and she rid she did eel bares air le de with it. He rod r bow Wag lhe baby bad bets brow Me bib bin Mrs Noway err late bar or ehe rid obe did set bow. Me rod re who the Yfr el the err wee, sad ehe orwersi Mr be re • berms et apablie-bore be tbe ned, a.d hed bed, ger se Arra The parr rade se dares rd Mr. delis ease re =Mr. the err doh, to Sr lb. darter Cert. ryer, the prima: eserated it trial et the Corr Woad A despatch from Sigmaringeo, dated Thursday, ama —.The tortagame Count Lanai* yesterday formally Amanda Me heed of the Pewees Stephanie for i. King of Parmal." A Berlin correspondent says that the hest under standing 01.61 between the Queened Prussia and the Prince, bat that it le sot the caw with the Moors of Prouty, who ha. been reloaded not to appear at Penedo& The liberal %Win ether myna b , ghnees, se "peaty asprersd since 180, tars era groat Awe to the Qom." It Ls anncrancod from Paris that the " Memoirs" am. ow., an to be puldished :snooty nest. It is tieeteln that they will be read with eager I n ter co. and it to hawed that they iwal throw great light on the wen and lige of the period of IMO and 1848. flos sebseriptious in Hamburg on behalf of the Indiennellef Fund mob anarly 1,0001. In addition, the i baTs valid 6001. lIIILITART FRACAS AT FRANICTORT.—Atoocutte hem Pessiket d the 110th Weis Met, on the melees day, • Wens enlist MA plate between soldiered tie federal prr. vim sad men of Austrian eed Bavarian rentmenter The efinf menneentel et the Pfasiserhof ban rooms and em In the rabbi elnega Reath and bar:mete were hymen **di his me, and • peat member of the moister were weenied es both Aim. The commandant of the gar rison has ailejneit the wee rigorous secesotes to pretest • wettest* el meth donne. R Tn E BIOS E OTTTIE CONTESTED BEI' OT.—The neat ecc~rai, not in 1829, but in 1819. It is Iran that in *a latter year a peppy of the Sith regiment of Bengal Near Wray, then stationed st Newat, wan converted to Cbretlimity. It Is true that ha was (away at blast) "em ptied thregb awe prejudices:* But it is not taus that ha ins rapid "by the Govertior•Owarral." As a Christian amen ewe epee. but as an apoutato in the oyes of WA Weer edam ha was ospritsd, if elpeihrd at all, by hie ewe eerwir. latenatioe was forwarded pernarat, to the Weer that the Lae had bees warred Omagh the agency of one of the =lelimpilainn and that, contegoody, the rep -811 a Meg of extreme exclianunL T u yo. weamet dbutell thatN theid awry Arid ewes boa suedes erree elllell, Dr thee be ahead the pay rid sairwarie of his rash. Ile Zak bow err, thd they Wei of WSW* say in Yee SW, at of ereilearies Ise the piths abbe be MS pied, tbey tweethr vleh Wilber Irk te maw ?Ms beery ea reweiba the me thei it sawed sea doge ea his ebeerey ;VI; he Os day et bit age le ewe the per end .Nees he whelk be gee melded et the lime eters eeireenka Orb re the hale es alike the Moab Itletheway Iterry, ebb ee IN* wird ter ebrearegy hr tided bet, bre heeded the weereg Mem that the wri ww ls s l lag7 lu nbl lb! Cb!""B.'s3!&eml, Is • vela bus Ms tistreet he &Aug to Isms a ..ste es esswietloe. Slob is tie leis of the semi braider at • government wbieb treats asuillban awe, and will sat taw a MU- M' Is seerds die sods elk@ army. —Serwrdes! arsiew. COM= Whim—That atrial/64am, indi- Illiesk shale yes, es eastern visible, say alarm, in gesiteeMelled IS rusty silk halt, bleak keesers and alseldess sal breywartcred shoes, at week Is bis croft of petelses, ar es= i L a peelly leseriest two-ese bid of 1411111. lb. lOW shwa Tresonsies Hill or t v risf Dem" ass • vary beleredos sprats= of the ; bet, If yes knew his hf•tory, you weld pu li-k ed he bah es ha had gamin a drift beeN is, a saskbiselati Wes ar two, said his soul st nosiest far away Ikete lie dirty sees% weSdariad le Mimi lie les 111111% whet we estishee base men, • sisims miner ass year 1•116. bee 011thel, sad pair of pees dr i ps I the nal et ie third rear, is which the miser is lf lased the Insolvent Coast, le kat as bias. Itmp dot a perelethe untiseelly ardea s eS ober, messweldp besaak alai a else eseW wain, esti, speseilia Ws soma eat Ms Wei of the eine, hoes Is ilessaas eist the as ithalses et are vie sae Messily hind le I. It =ea he ail, la, err the 'Oki sialikeheese vita Ms had et Mb k mass sit a very earlieehle easeit Tit Maw Cessahmar's respest hte sea dmairm sad tha et hi sir V taleasid. se ale yedsl by ble peeibid seasseit is iselgres" ie. the art; • sire mast fa hip haasit i6wa sear to MN 4 e amp AM tie twin imam illisedy Is ledesedu we advance farther snot, usef we ark the Laws arta Bt. Just, is which the dessised " East " alwl=ll ea Tagisag. It sod be owed that We hew dale ebeakst greet if Se lath lei delete die ash ad the Lisedsmees”ftelar ; Ibe wales et • am urlossebag e r sere amp tarn • "Uri - al et alreeteras areseeens, a • ee a =tesity kr ilea pets— Gm** Straw, THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1867• SHARE LlB7B-IHIB DAY. Two oiCtoca. The railway share market to-d;yie pilot, and in a few cam prices are rather lower. London and North-Weetern stock bar declined to 961 to 1; and Lancashire and Yorkshire to 921 to 1; Mid land remains quoted 82 to I ; and Great Western, 611 to 62. Great Northern is quoted 231 to 1 per share; London and South Western, 441 to 46; and Eastern Counties, 101 to 1. Canadian shares are rather dull. East Indian Railway stock is inquired for. Ma Stray ii 1 pa. i i s 3, IP al" I! if M ill Ol Pee If U N I?! 5 e 511 84 111 IN M N u it 01. 46 t 2 7$ 7 I pa 6 .. r . 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I Do. .LN Oath Taa NoMniblao f i Pal II is IM li N 1$ IS $7 11l II ss gd N 91 13 le I dim II Oe 31 tie Ms MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cloow. The funds to-day are rather flatter, owing chiefly to the announcement that the East India Company are themselves despatching a large amount of silver to India. Prices have declined about 1 per cent. Business is limited throughout the Stock Exchange. Consols are quiet, at 88; to for money, and 88; to 1 for the 10th of November. The Three per Cents. Reduced arc marked 87; and 871 ; the New Three per Cents., 871 and 881 ; Bank Stock, 210 ; Exchequer Bills, 15s. to 10s. dis. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 97; and 971. Turkish Six per Cents. remain steady at 87; to 88. In other foreign stocks there is no alteration of striking importance. Sales are recorded as follows, viz.:—Buenos Ayres Bonds, at 61 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs. at 97; and 97; ; Guatemala Five per Cents. at 63 ; Mexican Bonds, for account, at 19 1; Russian Five per Cents. at 105 ; ditto, Four and-a-Half per Cents. at 97; Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 98 and 971 ; Venezuela Active Bonds, for account, at 29 ; ditto, Deferred, at 114. We are enabled to state that the East India Com pany are about to make some large remittances of silver to India. We know that they have already effected insurances to the amount of at least 200,000/. This fact is of great importance in several respects. In the first place, the policy now inaugurated by the East India Company will tend to aggravate the drain of silver at a time when it has already acquired very inconvenient proportions; for we must assume that the remittances of the Company will lead to no diminution in those on ordinary mercantile account. Additional light is now thrown upon the policy of the Court in recently announcing the important rise of no leas than four per cent. in their rate of ex change on India. In acting thus, they evidently wished to altogether deter applications to them for their bills, payable on demand through the Treasury in India.. But the most important feature of the news above referred to is the evidence which it affords of the poverty of the Exchequer in India. To the unfavourable position of the Indian finances we have frequently called attention, solely with a view to prevent the public from being taken by sur prise by the announcement of a loan. Probably, the authorities at home will be enabled to carry on for some time longer, but the period is evidently drawing near when the expenditure entailed by the Indian revolt will exercise a more direct influence upon the English market. The approaching despatch of 200,0001., or • quarter of a million sterling in silver, by the India House authorities to the relief of the local government, will probably be only the first of a series of calls upon this market. We understand that the French Government have decided upon rescinding the prohibition against the exportation of corn and flour from France. To this step they are impelled in consequence of strong re monstrances from the agricultural districts. By depriving the produce of the country of its natural outlet, the prices of grain and flour in France have been artificially driven down to rates far below those current in other foreign markets, including those of England. Of coulee this boon to the community has been purchased at the cost of severe depression to the agricultural interest, who seem at length to have succeeded in making their voice heard in the Imperial Council Chamber. The rescinding of the prohibition will be likely to precipitate the fall in the English corn markets, which are already de pressed by the high rate of interest, coupled with the accounts from America. We have alluded lately to the withdrawal of so vereigns from the Bank on account of the Irish banks. The Irish advice. mention a foolish run upon the branches of some of these institutions. The telegram in anticipation of the overland mail may be dairy expected. At Hamburg the rate of discount has declined from 9 to 8f per cent. The steamer Baron Osy, which arrived in the Thames on Thursday from Antwerp, brought about 45,000!. in silver. _ _ • On 'Change yesterday afternoon there was an in creased demand for bills on the Continent, principally, it isbelieved, against the largesupplies of silver drawn thence. The rates on Hamburg have declined, and as regards Belgium and Holland the tendency was leas favourable. The quotation for paper on St. Petersburg is lower. The current rates are shown below, viz.: Amsterdam, three months, 11.191 to •, do., short, 11.16 to 16; Rottershat, three months, 11.161 to ; Antwerp, three months, 26.621 to 6; Hamburg_ (warm banco), three months, 13.10 to I ; Paris, short, 26.2.6 to 30; ditto, three months, 2630 to 6; Fre.hfort-on-tho-Natne, three months, 1191 to 1 ; Petersburg (pr rouble), three months, 36; Vienna (elf. 60.), three maths, 10.41 to 6; Trieste, three months, 40.42 to 6; Madrid, three month; 481 to 1 ; Cadiz, three months, 491 to 1; Leghorn, three months, 30.20 to 30 ; Genoa, three months, 25.76 to 80 ; Naples, three months, 42 to /*, Palermo, three months, 1281 to 127 ; Messina, three months, 124 to 1271; Lisbon, 90 days, 621 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 621 to B. The steamer Armenian, with the London mail of the — 6th of July on boird, arrived at the Cape of Good Hope on the 21st of August, from Dartmouth. A telegram from St. Petersburg quotes the ex change on London as low as 36d. At this exchange gold ought to flow freely to this side. The reason why . it does not is to be found in the fact that the precious metal commands 3t per cent. prem. amongst the money changers. The Bank only furnishes small amounts of gold to applicants. A telegram, dated Revel, Oct. 22, received at Lloyds' yesterday, mentions that the steamer Syden ham, from Hull to St. Petersburg, wu aground on Nargo and leaky. The corn market yesterday was heavy, and sales of magnitude could not have been effected at a reduc tion of Is. to 2s. _per quarter from last Monday's rates for wheat. The number of grain-laden vessels arrived at ports of cell since last Friday is 28. Nearly all the country corn markets are reported lower. The North British Australasian Company being now incorporated with limited liability under the acts of 1836-67, new shares are to be issued. The dividend of five per cent. declared at the last meet ing is advertised for payment. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is from Messrs. W. J. and . H. Thompson : The colonial markets continue depeemed, and holders of produce having evinced a desire to realise, lower prices have been established. For sugar there Is very little demand, and the soles mode show a decline of Is. per evil. Sevnal par cels of coffee have been off red at auction, including soma imported from Havre, and prices about 4s. below those of last week have been accepted. Rice, which had partially covered the fall of last week, his aim* receded about 6d., and the demand is very limited. To elti et sales of saltpetre a de cline of 2s. to 3s. must be submit led to. large tales of spire have been held, resulting in a fill of 2d. un middling and low untmens, 2d. to 3d. upon mom end Id. per lb. upon black and white pepper. The quarterly biles of cinnamon, comprising 1,800 bales Ceylon, are to be held on Monday next. For tea but little demand exists. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Oct. 17, compared with the pre vious return, shows the following results: Circulation hens Circulation active 20,183,245 Increase 193,136 Public deposits Other depoaita Government securities in banking department Other aecuribea in banking department 20,539,665 Decrease 1,859,312 Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 889,070 Decrease 3,610 Tke Rod Notes in reserve 3,217,186 Nereus 807,216 e see in this return the effect of the payment of the dividends. It will be remarked u an unfavour able feature for the money market that the stock of " other " securities stands still at upwards of 201 millions sterling, notwithstanding tho large sums falling repayable at the Bank in the dividend week. The government seem ides held by the Bank have also declined 306,066/. The Admiralty invite tenders for the conveyance of a lira ited quantity of stores from the Thames to Honduru and Callao. Tenders will also be received on the 27th instant for the conveyance of stores catationterz,cel,othing. machinery, navy provisions, iron ca naval stores, /ex. , ) from the Thames to Halifax, Sierra Leone,Truicomalee, and Gibraltar. 9•2111 OW NOWAK D.—A a Amount, mown to the Amt Tth and Maio, o a, tor sm ..ir ...Am as istatOow. OCR 17. 1867. IMOI IMAIITIIM. lOW WWI ..........273.100.410 I tlovonuttoot Mt . • 411.011.1 01 Other Sieltitia 13.4.V.900 Oda Oda sai4 lhiliii. tt125.430 81/vor Walks 21.1.400.430 CJACCI.O.O BA.SI /DULY:MEM Proottotors'CopthO. ../14 ttilrio. (R A ...ma Ophottlog R. O • • • 4W0.517 Mooted. DOW WOOS PAW liii.Oili+4 A...it i Latio.„ 150. ord, of Not) . Notio . ..... ... Debt, NW I,Aohat 4413.011 Ooldiailllhor . Ools 1.11041 Other Woodall . . 1 011,411 Settodoy mod otba . Butt 069,',71.0 01.4,031 13 4.61a,238 11. ltAlBlllll4 Met Omillit. FRIDAT EVENENn. WHICH ON THE BIEBER HAND.-LOBB OP TWANTI-71r1 LIVZI. [From the ANAIk Now et tide day.] YARMOUTH, FILIDLY. We have just been made secinaintad with the feet that last eight (Thursday), shoat midnight, dialog a tee modem me sad heavy gale, which bad bola blowing all the day, hat gristly increued towards night, a fall-riggcd vowel of 700 or 800 tone, supposed to belong to Newcastle, and Wm with coals bound is the East ladles, went as the Berber fiend, sad was entirely Woken up. The eider Mecham escoaded is eartng one man (the lusts) who was washed up an a pleas of wreak iu s very exhausted stets, sad aasiderably bruised, end from whom they were just able to lora that be was the only cos oat of twenty-six who was saved. Tbs bottles of two MIS end that of a female (the eaptala's wile) were washed ca shore, end are awaiting an IR Massa, Add will Oda plea s• astarday. dandier reseal west dam the sem alight, net far Um the same spot, sad it U I hared that .11 beads perished. a. a s (re itscissa if We bale Not naked the Mowing his oar Yarmouth se eeteporiest: it. "Tasarocr!, Friday Maysdag. ehlp—the Outer* et Ilhhi . wrooked 1W I 113 sight ea the • Coale Ikad. Twisty -thsee Sii one • " 0r.... drennia" [We hove given the two secoeste jest as received, not knowing whither sr mot they Mats to the rune vowel.) 1$ OL COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—THIB DAT. 1 1 - 4 1 The market Is elutes. Town esnow is quoted 37e. 'eft e t ! cash; Petereberg T.C. as die spot, 36e 9d. ; October to NI Desirober, 611 e. 3d. ; January to Moroi, 67e. 9 Masan Avitaeose.—Towa Tallow, 594. ed. •ht by tit ditto. 3.. lid., yeacer Reeekm, Me. 6d.; rocked slut, 43e.; a, met ditto, 37.. 6d.; tallow gram, 179.; good dins, SMITHFIELD HAY MARILET.-THIS DAYI Mr. Z. J. Devi, reports trade withoat eherettoa. Primo S. meadow tu7 86r. to 706. ; ottpodor ditto, 726. 81. to 800. ; loOwior ditto, JO& to 800. ; roots, 50a. to 80r. ; clover, 850. I TC to 1000 , mond cot, 700. to No ; straw, 250. to 30.. ito tOo COVENT OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The market Is mow well stocked with se eaceileat assort neat ef fruit sad vegetable. Peers teemed elesdy of Marie Levies, aloe laterose, rod Arnhem d'Asgoeleass. Lego loportotioes ef hedge produce also meths, to so h% There Is sell s good supply of Alberts, bet the rismatel has Idles o, sad then le sestady say sele for then; they fetch frame 26e. to 20s. pe 1001bs. The sop* of lest who oletheoe good; pekes nap abed the same es last week. Bereskos sots itch rte. per beelel, sad Break 16e. ditto. Oranges fress Yedelra so nz eto love jam aide their apperenoes. Amos( a n Finch hems sod cealidewere the lathe tome 2e. Id. to 3e. 6d. per dem. Cesembees me plestifel. Ilpseeith calor may sow be leilstbiat la. 10 ire. 6d. pse dom. POMO.' ale dlesered ; they bees olveseed hi prise eossiderobly,gibt h thought they will not hog sert point quotedoes. Cat doyen cored al twahlds, gorkers, lodiehopeo gen oho* Mild% esipkoselte,h_sdtho sod rcess. flow AffifiS. pw Di 41 le Om eriPle• 11 4 4 ". 4 Perbia.pefMt. Ss is as MOM Pew, adm Is ft I lArsh p Pe 414.... I N 1.1 w. Ilk LM 10. 14114,11- pw I. to su /Tspilos, pis Thai dm, Is Is Is OS V 001T1 Omlifolook Watt, II 6140 amok P. Walk Id* I. Ovum pot dos boa. la to do Itruois pot bat dunk M NI to NM nowilloaso,paholtirpojolito le el hoolook pot Sok No to MD per book, toto . fs 104 (ULM ii 14464. yet assok SI Is SI IS We stow p.lO. mold/0 to WM te arediskso, wok ad to N R. 1ii11414. pee 116 Gdi "." 91 Owls, for lb o ad to PI IS Whom Om, 0. nors. Ls ad to II SO iiilo, pso do, Is so h ad se I.dbtan.ahls I hashed n 11=41 p. pm, 24 is it Mom p4r b4l. lAA to I. • 4 liminer. wpm, IS Perth". par relk Sil to 44 IS seee!. rem% Pa , SusAl• ( A* " per eve. Ceivise, am. p. Pm* el r I' Trak; per bark Si to 41 =:::eine. la to 11. re% M si OM, pm Om.Misr Piers. p beadle. I. le le M.rMan - TV 94. 4 447. 40. W* 44 ii - b - z'e,; -- 4;: - .: - .7.. sa 11 it CAMBILIDGLOCT. 23.—PROPOSID Naw STAMM —Amon certaii low states Hooded by the Comma le the Bert* IS me gglepriWn about •We* of the endow- et mutt al the lady Newest eetublp to the Nornelea Proheeorehtp, to ones Ws errata= et the net meaty et the former. et VACANCIES, APPOINTNKNI, AND PROMOTIONS TN I se rpm Civic Essvics.—Custses.—Tbm 111 ebeklidp most to the stanisto'a elks. 'lles we two vetteseie; la the receiver ere office, vice Walsh, who retiree on super animation eller a long and meritorious reek', and vice ll " Stewart, transferred to the exassine's olive. Them is a bb mcancy la the secretary's office, vice Mr. Charles Claridge, m who Min( much respected, upon superannuation, after • long serritude. Mr. Edward radniore has been sppointed a clerk in the office of the hispector-general of imports and ex. ports, Loudon. Mr. James Habbijam has been promoted Irma clerk lint clams to be chin clerk in the London Docks; N . Mr. Philip Chewy has been promoted from second to first el elms clerk in the London Docks; Mr. William C. Jelley has been promoted from third to second class clerk in the London Docks. Inland Revenue Department (Excise Branch) . ". Mr. William Bamford, officer of Whicantou division, es Taunton colic ction, hae been promoted to the rank of N examiner. Mr. Creswell, sarveying-geoeral examiner. is at present performing the duties of collector at Sligo, Mr. Malley, N. the proper collector, being about to retire epos auperannitation. Ireland.—The reardeehip of Waterford has become recant bb by the death of Mr. William Henry Hateard, Q.C. Soot land.—Mr. Taylor, sheriff-substitute at Tams, has been ep• pointed sheriff substitute at Cow-Fife, in the room of Mr. Want, deceased. Mr. Smith, advocate, has been appointed se sheriff-substitute at Tain, in the room of Mr. Taylor. East i s Indies.—Ca I. Campbell, deputy commissioner of the I L third class, Bengal, has teen appointed to act as amity N commiedoser of the second dais, vice Major Baltnain. Lien tenant 11 N. Taylor, moisten' commissioner of the Bret thee, W berm appobrted to set es deputy commiarimer of the third class, vice Captain Campbell. Mr. W. A. Montriott be has been appointed professor of law and jorieprudence In the N Bengal residency College._ Mr. O.N . Taylor. Mediae, has I been appointed to act es collector and magistrate of South gla Aron. Mr. W. M. Selman, Bombay Presidency, has been appointed to act as third assiriant to the collector and magia • - trate of Sant. —arif Sonia Gaartts. ■ LORD JOHN RUSSELL IN Noarom.—Lord John Ronal boo been an . visit, during the last few dam to Sir John Boileau, Beat, of Yettreinghem Hell, Noilt. Lord John en.d hie host nutirlid rise—two of the &wh ims of the Earl of Mato. _ _ THE .CANT MOUND NUR ST. Petes.—At a melting of the Metropolitan Bond of Works yesterday, Mr. J. Thweitee the chair, • reeolatka wee carried bye me jonty of 18 to 14 against the hoard's osstribettion any portka of the purchame-mosey kr the vacant Ind at the south-oset comer of St. PanVe-charellysed. Do. LIvItGuTON AT BlRMlNG9.Ml.—Yesterclay the Rev. Dr. Livingetos mat the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, and me than an hstenating Amount of his Me corneae in the interior of Attica. Mr. J. D. Goodman pre sided, and, after having Weed with Inte rn et to the addrem the chamber pawed a memintionom the mofton of Alderman Lloyd, seconded by Mr. Spooner, M.P., recommending go verment to adopt IDOS•IM for opening up the trade of the river Zambesi. discovered by Dr. Livingston. CAPE OF GOOD llol . E.—The Postmaster-General noticeppvves . yenterduy that a mail It all be made at the in Poet-Mike Ponied for the Cape of Gond Hopp to be flarentrded by her Majesty's memo vassal Cyclops, which is to he dsspat&sd hem Porternouth. COLLISION A? SEA.—SOUTTIAMPTON, FRIDAY.— The twig Gera, Captain Beaten, hound front Santis to Al tana, with a cargo of coffee, came into CollifilYo at eleven o'clock on Wedelns:tar night last, with the brig linwlev, Captain Elliott, of Shields, bound to Algiers, with mei.. The collision took place off the Owen, and the brig Rowley Jima immedistaiy sank. The captain and crew were taken an board the 04:1011, end this afternoon were brought into Wm port. A SCHOONER SUNK IN lin TaAmes.—Yestet day afternoon es a small whoopee, named the Stork, and belonging to /dr. U. Collins, wee being towed - out of Fresh Wharf, just below Landon-bridge, tho ''swell" front a pawing mesas caused her to heel over, end almost in stantly she entwined sad sank. All on limed were stay got out. The venal. which WY a competitively new one, was going to take la tart et the London Dols. THE WATEALOO4IIIDGII TlAGEDT.—Nothing hes tnswegased "lie Gobble the_ polkas to oaF &Ede with say eseblewee wpsa fielleg any solu ble el lbs Wadeeles-bridge mystery. All the circumstances epee grade they bard their suspicauns hare gradually en:L=- 1M t t and they we now literally at a stand still. They bale tory sespeeted pasts gametes sad its salearbe; prey beam hove Isis werebel, ohms siowdy webbed, sad sway lave bees ass with a elm to identifica tion, bets Nos we& There appears to be s pretty genera Istletewesigt the MN intelligent portion et lite polite force eat r amen alresserrery are at an end, exempt that which =eletesss eseleeise of an accompike who may be by IM newel sewed by the government 19 - 10DSAN INCANTATIoN."—hens Henderson, alias Bailey, was yesterday committed by the Liverpool magistrates to gaol for three months, charged with fortune tolling. Among his papers was found the following " in centation" I do conjure. conatrain, adjure, and cora amid yon spirits Asalaya Anal's, Anwar, in the name of the Tether, eel at the Son, and of the Holy Goat by Alpha and Omega the Beginning and the End, by the general imisseetion. and by Him who shall come to judge the quick sod the dead, sad the world by Gm and by the general wevereetles at the last day, and by 'lout sense which is called lelmumadan, that you cause the perms who stole the goods gewlion to bring bock the same." IU 83$ Al 11l tei to to et I 4 dhl loa.ww:.aw.i:•ww] bigamies— —.! C.; le. Illeenilo,lnlifewpd. Ti - al 111. IN ■, IN K. INI N all W .1111 Yet.M.B.Alidem gi.4 t wet Ds. par Ct. P!. 8414 lea* Dom . _ De. 'Li tie Ds. Bud pot mg r.uw.r``r.YpSt 67 COLONIAL OOTERNIBI i....... ..... SL • pLhaishdi ..... N. Whip, us.PobJiass. N. De. Spied.lisr=. au •,.. ....1.6 ...... a. 11.6.WriesOme PILDeb MIN Si. Ors Sods I FAL SW Dub. mama INA ..... 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Sae —......-. 14 I le Ye LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Ll•Parnot, Orr. r.-The stare motet may be remand reerrall7 hasettre Geneaborst the *ea. One* eoraelenall) ,ome Imminent bashers done. Price, bare etteteated eliatttlr. °elm: no d o u bt to the Rr40.10 venom Del acting the stele of ts 'see market. The following are the latut pruxs -Birkenhead. Lrecartfire, and areehlre. 641 US-ridrdnelao. 30f 1-Nast Lancashire, VW, lancaahh• and Yorkshire. 93 fi f 6-London and NOILII Voters.. 2131-11kUsied. le 2-North Britt* 221 -13.5atA Lartent. 19. klancarsraa. Or". 03.-Thec use rely a rnolernte badness, at Mbar faker rates Midlands, 6:1 7,- Puree. br LIG 1.-Leeda. 0.74 I 3 fl-lheckberna, 6 3.16 t- Grand Trunks, 10 2r-Pt. Helens. 6 per met pref.. Ilde-trurtern r,nruks. 104-kart Lancasbin. 90 -Yuman wad arrle,llf7Dltie. 11.1e0r.206-Garrada, nue. :g c d-rdstact Bank. Ilk Or setreaaa. 13.-Thle marker continuo steady at former arena Great Warms Itirmtnatesna preference aura are done at 9L led Illmheftene Me GIG*. at n. among the &deg quotations were ftles Camas. b4-Om Weems WrmYsqtm Guaranteed, Of 11/-Lceice sad lore Water.. to 964-111 Wand. Ili es. THE VOTAnE TO THE CRIMEA. These amm onia la their course passed along shores and through steal% gory bay and promontory of which hes its place ne ancient poetry or history ; and within sight of one especial spot on which the genius of a single man (fur etch we believe him to hays a ie been) has as bestowed an imperieltable fame. It might seem u towards those who carried so much spirit !savory to the battles and privations of the Crimes to inquire too sceptically what proportion of their number were fully oaesolons of the object* their come brought be fore them l'—how many of them saw with with the eyes of history the mountains of Lacedreanou, licies rocky Mk, and the plaice of Ilium ; or pared, with enthusimni surpassing the ever-living grandeur of the emery, upon the wow rock of Ida, OT the watch-towss of Neptune on the d f Secoothreen—Edinargh Boy icy, new number. 02D1WAILT - SNAILDI AID noon. O. I ri4 Rarman. 1° h t l iTtit il =s " 5111°°. elns.Welv. Sem Ist* I Orbs sps yogurts,. IS fi ye II 1101 lellit . 4ust issise— lOC li Xllhenitier r PM WI siOsei .... .“1 Oirt. mil Diadem FOI.,PiWay7IIINTI.: Y OW • IN MN 'es sataa"Vptil.--,... iii . 1%1. cirei I tii First reboreLW liktaloirek. Perth. MEM& 110 Obiger•Soak Wasurs. ail Grist llul& et „ lIN et. 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IN Mai.Osi.-- ratikaa per, 'II i Oct V. W. The funds showed some flatness this morning, owing chiefly to the less favourable tendency of the bullion movement. A decline of 5 per cent , how ever, which was at one time quoted, proved merely temporary, the market deriving great support from the investments of the public, which are still con tinned, though upon a more restricted scale than of late. The value of money in the Stock Exchange consequently remains cs low as 5 per cent. on Con sols, but as much as 6 per cent. was paid by the dealers in bullion, uho were rather eager borrowers. The funds closed almost exactly the same as yes terday. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday at 89 for the 10th November, opened this morning at 881 to 89, declined to 885, and closed at 69 " rather sellers." For money the last price was 881, " :idlers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, sei, 885, 89, 885, 861, 865, 88 5 ; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 89, 881, 885, 89 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 88, 871, 881, 871 ; New Three per Cents., 88 5, 88 , 881 ; Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 2; Thirty Years Annuities, October, 1869, 11; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1883, 175, 171; Bank Stock, 212, 2131, 207, 210; Three-and-a-lfalf per Cent. Exchequer Boca, falling payable in 1859, 071, 975. Bank Stock was marked as high as 2131; bug, upon the appearance of a seller, fell to 207 to 210. Exchequer Bills were flat at 15s. to 10s. discount. India Bonds are very heavy at 355. to 255. discount. Turkish Six per Cents, remain firm, closing at 875 to 88. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 975 to 98. Mexican Bonds were dull, and Spanish firm. In other foreign descriptions little change occurred. Bank shares to-day were steady, with a fair amount of business. Union Bank of Australia stock was quoted rather lower. Australian Agricultural shares were inquired for, it being stated that the affairs of this company are now proceeding more satisfactorily. In other miscellaneous securities there was no alteration. London Dock stock war marked 995. MINER-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooK. The home mining stock market to-day is quiet, with little change in price. In the Stock Exchange North Frances shares have been dealt in at l3t ; Sortridv Consols at 21; and Tin Croft at 4. For other descriptions the inquiries are upon a quiet scale. _ _ . In foreign and colonial descriptions scarcely any business has been done. Subjoined is the official list of transactions in the Mining Exchange yesterday, viz.: East Rosen, 364., 375, 385 .; Gawton 250, 245., : Sorts Ass Consols, 2f, 5-16, 7-16. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : The metal market has in most ingenue shared in the stag nation canned by the tightness in the money market, but prima generally have not given way much m conse q uence. Copper is in an exceptional position; the demand, which re cently was almost caressive, is now very good indeed. Eng lish tin gave way 51. in price on the 201/1; but this had been expected for some time past. Boeutees is dull both In Eng lish and foreign. Manufactured iron hsa been neglected, but Scotch pig has found a few buyers. Spalter bat assumed more firmness, and quotations are higher in the last day or two, without actual tmoractiona, however. Tin plates have experienced a decline, and ere offered freely at the reduced raw FRIDAY EvEruto. Only a limited amount of business was done to-day in Britiah mining stocke, and in a number of cases, including Great Wheal Alfred and North Frances ahares, prices were rather weaker. The following may be given as the quotations of the day, viz.:— North Wheal Crofty, 4; to t ; Alfred Consols, 14 ; Wheal Uny, 7 to 71; Lady Bertha, 245. to 26e.; Wheal Edward, 9 to 9}: sortiidge Consols, 21 to ; Wheal Mary Ann, 48 to 49 ; North Frances, 131 to 141; East Russell, 365.; and Kelly Bray, 2 to 21. THE SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY TRAFFIc.- I.7ader this head Berapath of this daytime .—" The following explanation of the decline of the week's traffic on this line, be, come to us from a trustworthy source. The South- Western traffie of 1856 was upwards of 17,000!. in the week ; this year it is 1,4001. less, whkh is thus explained. There IMO upward. of 500/. received last year for troops, which is an exceptional tra ffi c, and the falling off at the Aldenshott sta tions still oontinues from the feet that there is a very small number of troops in the camp. This Is to be immediately re filled, and we understand that hakes Christmas there will be between 18,000 and 20,000 troops of all sorts again at the Aldershott rain, which alone will make a weekly increase of 6001. to 6001. There is also dill a smell felling off from the item of tourists, who have gone in such large numbers this year to the north instead of to the south of England. This has affected the South Western traffic to the extant of 1,0001. per week, during many menthe, and is still felt to the amount of 2001. to 3.001., but will °woe after this month to influence the reoeipta." RAILWAY RECEIIIB.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom, pub lished __ for the week ending October 17, ermannted to 410,3201, and for the corn"- ' pending week of 1868 to 473,6201., showing an increase of 14,7001. The groom receipts of the eight railways having their termini In the metropolis amounted, for the week end ing se shove, to 207,6861., and for the corresponding week of last year to 207,0211., showing an increase of 651. The femme on the Oreat Western amounted to 2,9041. ; on the London and North Western to 7751.; OD the London, Brighton, and South Coast. to 3181.; on tho South-Eastern to 1,0131.; total, 6,0101. Bat from this most be deducted 786_ the decrease en the Eastern Counties Railway ,• 2,665/. on the Great Northern; 1061. on the Loudon and ' Blackwell ; and 1,4081. en the London and South Western ; together 4,945/. ; leaving the increase as above, 651. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 280,614!.. and for the corresponding neriod of 1856 to 265.909/., glowing an inarnse of 14,6357. in the receipts of those lines, which, added t. the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the total Mermen 11,7001., as comared with the commending week of 1866. 'I'RE AOHICULTURAL STATISTICS 01 SCOTLAND, — Mr. Hall Maxwell's roped to tha Board of Trade on the suicultural Matiatin of Scotland, dated Oct. 21st, has been puldirthed. It intimates a diminished acreage of wheat, beau, peas, potatoes, maga, and fax; and en increase in every other erns. The whole extent in cultivation is thio year 3 u 556.572 suss; last year it was 3,545.191 acres. The following flgur-s give the amen for the two yetis respectively under some of the more important crops. Wheat, 223,13 . 2 and 265,728; beuhy. 188,387 and 165,738; hats, 938,613 and 918,614; beans, 39.183 and 40,470; potatoes, 139 819 and 140,351 ; turnip, 476,691 and 460,131; bare fallow, 18,582 and 15,464; the tirsbueened figures being In every ciao the acreage of 1867. The lergest inereare, it will be seen, is in the b rley crop. The number of horses in Scot land has increased tide veer from 179,853 to 186,409; of cattle from 19.1.7 0 1 to 195,198: of sheep the number has diminished from 6.813.M0 en 5,683.168: of swine the num ber has increased from 126,224 to 146,354. LORD KENYON'S EcoNowt.—Another e el-known joke of Lord Elleabruaglis was that, when the Income Tax was imposed, Lord Kenyon laid down his pocket handker chief. According to other authotities, he never had but one ; his property in whith wins open to dispute, as be found it in the pocket of a second-hand dyes waistcoat which he bought of Lord Stormont'S valet the first time he hod occasion to attend a levee. They add that, when this was were out, it was never replaced, and that it was his wont to wipe his fingers on his breeches, which may help to account for their gradual charige of colour, awl the difficulty of deciding whether the oninal :intuitl was leather or velvet. By an analogous proem the primitive black of the coed was con vened into a weber gm n. The result of au economic system thee rigidly ~ n tyfroki woo, that he was enabled to leave too ro ' than 240,09 to his faitily, in addition to the none which Lord Campbell has vainly endeavoured to depreciate.— , EihobwryA !brier, new number. ■