The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-27 00:00:00

canyiog out their business in Brussels; and of eon. gratalatton on the brilliant avei that had been offered to his Majesty on the twenty-fifth anniversary of his advent to the throne. This address was tamed unanimously, with the exception of one voice —that, it was understood, of a Belgian communist. M. de Breathers then introduced two propositions to the Congress, which he proposed should be debated before the rest, vie., one to abolish octrois, and one to abolish the salt tax. He proposed to allow cue hour for the discussion of the former, and half an hoer for that of the latter. Bach speaker was to be allowed ten minutes. After the reading of the sections' report on the ootroi, M. Wolowski, of the French Institute, declared that he bad been in favour of their abolition, bat he must codes' that he had been converted to the other side. In the Bret place he would state that the question should not have been introduced at all to the Con gress. It was a &cal, not a protective duty; and the object of the Con was to substitute fiscal for protective duties. He geals referred the Congress to Mr. Cobden's letter. He was persuaded that the wants of the towns made octrois for the present inevitable. It had been proposed often to abolish the octroie, and tax bootee; but this would have an effect exactly like that of the petrol it would supplant, for the landlord would add the duty to the rent. It had been said that England was an apt example of the possibility of suppressing octrois; bet in England Indirect taxes were more saltily carried out than in other countries. Monsieur Faider succeeded M. Wolowski. He alluded to M. Wolowaki's statement that it was on. popular to support octrois. He didn't care whether this imposition was popular or unpopular—all he wanted to establish was that it was against reason. It was simply a question—the old question—as to the preference the world should give to direct or to intl. not taxation. Thies had maintained that indirect taxation was the sign of a barbarous nation—in this case Englishmen and Americas were savage.. It bad bean said that the °ctni was a fiscal and not a protective duty : he contended that it was a protec tive duty, and a most oppressive one, touching raw materials—materials of general assumption. Why, In Brussels there was an martog duty on wood. There were protective duties in various twos on shoes, to pond shoemakers ; on clothes, to protect tailors. At Liege the Wag levied duties upon everything, even to au-dn Cologne and pomatum. The meat of the inhabitant@ of Brussels was taxed to the amount of 32,0001. They had a set of ocuoi servants, who lounged about the town gates, peeped into baskets, were particularly severe with pretty women, and cost 6,000 i. a year. Did they propose to let meat free through the frostier to re serve all the pleasure of taxing it at the town gala P It wee his belief that a house tax was the proper substitute for the astral. As regards fiscal denim, if they must tax beer, for instance, the way was to tax It In the manufactory and not in retail quantities at the town gates. M. de Brost:litre now left the chair and reloaded the tribune to give the rooms why be had con tinually opposed the system of setrois mime 1848. To abolish the octet* however, was not enough. He thought that the proposition should be altered: that the Tuition, instead of being referred to the Inter national Free-trade Cones's, should be referred to the delegates of the various commtritte, aed that they should be recommended to form Meal committees, having for object the abolition of this obnoxious tax. It was not an toternational questiou. There were no sibyls in Beyond or S w itemised ,and in those countries where it existed, they were distinct and different from those of their neighbours. After a few words hem M. Nasal Dupre, the President's proposition, °Mat lbe °snipes's declares a wish that some tax Ise anedlntell tie the lip etas of cotton. and that immitlese be toned in those ensatriss where octants added to semen. their abolition," was carried. The proposition as regards the salt duty having hem set made, ea beyood the provisos of the Coo. PM. The seat proposition wee to the effect that all dellse as alimentary substances should be at came emi !Wally eboliebed. This proposition, the unbar of whY wee M. Berthold, secretary of the Chambr of Omesesees of Marseilles, was carried unaaisnossly, after a tow words from M. Pascal Depret. The third proposition—that of M. D'AnJos—ran as bellow " That the Congress aspreesse a wish lkit e high duties ors farriers wises Isykd io Ber teal iota be reduced." This proposition elicited awe aleeesies, in the Gomm of which a delegate WI that be spoke from hie own permed experisorm. ekes be said that yam sever saw drunken people •has wine was plentiful. It woe curled nasal mosely. with ale disserstiset woke. As amendment of M. Pascal Dupree, to that call be, tor the abolition of all duties on raw staterials, wk.. that protective duties ors iron and coal should be gradually bet definitively abolished. was carried after a abort discoesioc. Then M. Gamier's propoeiticia—that, indeed, in chided all the rest—was pat forward. Briefly it meant this—that the Congress expensed & bops that a mural, gradual, and total reform of suns duties • cartird out io all countries; and that the Congress reproves all domiciliary visits, prohibition, reprisals, and premiums on exportation. This propo- sition, seek elan, of which was voted upon spa wat•ly, was carried almost uaanimously. M. Argonne, of Switzerland, thin spoke on the financial advantages to governments of commercial freedom ; and wu followed by Mr. Richard Bird, of Manchester, oo the high duties still imposed in Rog had. He sited in tea duties, as equal to 150 per net. ad aziorrvi, and noticed that the Chinese re *dyed our u.sentactures at 5 per oast. The business of the Congress now being at an end, 3L Carr Vandermarren read the statutes of his Ic- Isenational Free Trade League. He announced that Mr. Cobden hid been appointed its English repre sentative. Among other foreign representatives was IL Moss, for Sp iin. There was to be an international fond. • central ofhts in Brussels, and a subscriptiou of 12 francs from each member, together with volun tary Babied pt ions. M. Broacher@ then thanked the International Free Trade Lesgue for the promptitude with which they had organised then:we:wee. After speeches from M. Policant and M. Kaneda, far Austria, a preposition wee put in from M. Cipri, requesting that the Cousins would espies • bets that the governments of Italy would call together • emigres' at Flo , coce to harmonise their commercial laws in the ihterest et free trade. M. Cipri spate in favour of his proposition, and assured the Congress that it would nave s great effect in Italy. A delegate having spoken against it, MM. Arrivabrne and Comeau begged M. Opel to withdraw his proposition. Withdrawn accordingly. M. Cogels then pot in a resolution advocating the simplification and codification of customs duties. The author of this proposition supported it in • speech showing the complicated and unintelligible state in which the Customs laws of Belgium remeited. Carried unanimously, with the exception of one voles. The President, in closing the Congress, hoped that all to whom he had spoken harshly in the noun's of the eittiog, would ctribute it to the heat of debate. He believed trot battle was won. Let them thaok oars more, and in conclusion. the Association for the Reform of Customs Duties. (Immense applause.) M. betake* proposed a vote of thanks to the chair man, which was carried with great applause, and so brought the meeting' of the Collets" to scam. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. This morniog tho monthly returns of the Board of Trade for the month ended 31e August, lOW, were issued. ‘Ve subjoin the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the mocth, including only the a enumerated articles:" Por the south. hS6 Ifete 1 864 laclading the aecnamerate4 articles, the month's returns are raised to 10.753,2921. against 8,891,4731. la 1833, sad 8.783,7141. is 1834. For the sight smooths ended the 31st rof Atteast, 1836, the returns for all articles w. re 74.689 9341., as compared with 50,134,1784 ia 1833, sad 67,398,3394 is 1834. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, IBM. SHARE LLS2B.-2HIS DAY. Two o'OLOOO. The railway share market experienced a further decided fall this morning, bat them has sines bow a partial recovery. Present quotations, however, are still decidedly below the slating range of yesterday. douthaesterne are particularly heavy. All foreign lines are dull. ORDDIART MASI AND ROOM a. Ire I IlawAli• I C 1C 4.6 115r P 4 1 . 18 I gtil."l! to 91 IDe. ,44411 Mb wareftlealle wstiesii W W.lnd et timA i lemma ay. all I Mei I egret odll le II l Wimbledon end WOW 102EION 11 sal Illinsaisi imiliM"""l Ija rip: v i Ili • L ISM mime DaIL§L.S. De. Jet, k_fi. 01. De. Mr ion. arno __ .7, 16 ._ 100 Owl '~:: Mums et Isms ...-- Da. Illor Dm Min • Kiii.:Vosti=l Euphrates 1 ... • Crap Itlaiitauta.Talki A p 11 .., :1.d0. II of I Itajw SI. 41.N . 0 Do. a. a 0 Du 16 1, , 0. 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Caaatitatad Shares, 44 ; Greet Waseca of Crude Moro, 231; ditto, New, 74. aurae aaasaa, to. Nall arid Selby, 106; Midland Bradford Pretenses Stook, 944; Smith Staffordshire, 74; Weer Valley, .s. noised 6 per leat. (261. shares), 33. roorr STOCK BAIR& Baak sf IDS, 94 ; Ottoman Baak, 84. Cased., 110; CrooZ.Polotio, 2 ; ditto, Proforma. 61; Lewin Gosorol Osaihos Compel, Makes! Dor 000 at Compsay,Now,ll. NRW.RAILWAY WM:RN COLCRISTBR AND GRAVESEND. A dicier was gives to Sir & Morton Pete, on Wednesday ayseinp, at the Titown.hal4 Great Yarmouth. The bee. betarnst, in reapoading to the toast el kis health, whirl" was drink smith three ewes three, referred te the sae medal tenninatioe or these/eight toobtarn an act for the eon. 'traction of • Hee hom Yarmouth to Haddiscrne, which lad "hanged tbe sbareater of the whole Zest Soff.lk tokens% sad given It a "mama over the district which it would not have ctherethe possessed. H. also announced that he should not let the stederiableg stop there. In tourneirsit with some other pattern's he was slew. of the Lead.., Ttlbery, and Southend lies; and those gentlemen, with many patties geougernd with the county of Elms, had projected a perkily direct line from G d to Col. skeeter. The diseases by this line would be only thirty ails, and might bet din an hour. The lino would tooneet the Eastern Colonel's with Dover and the neighbour. lag towns without getup to Loudon at all, sad the fares would be mush lower spa It. The lemma of the Leaden, Tabery, and Southend totted that when they statiminodeited the public by cheep trains it paid them a great deal bettor than when they charged larger fare"; and by the proposed It.. the Colchester pestle would only pay 51. to go to Linden listed et the 124. dI. which they paid at precast. It T eem also tam people from Yemenite to Louden and back low 255. ; and he appealed to those who had assisted his in the late strangle (or the sompletion of the East Suffolk system to help is the struggle which was yet le come. He should sot he satisfied till he had what was thsivaleat to se indthandtht See from Yarmouth to Lou. doe. if the Eaters Comities abstracted the Zest Suffolk tulle bosoms Woodbridge and Colrnester and belted Do doubt hot a committee of bth bonus at parlianuset amid be 00•Villetill that another title was eetnesary for the soave abeam of the public, nods inch circumstances. Toil scheme is of very great knportago t to the EDW. Counties Coespsey. an, if carried out, it will divert all the Lowassatt. Yarmouth. and pistil.. el*. Norfolk, Sellolk, and Erse wake Inns the present Hese. The project is therefore watched with lively interest in the Nettie& We (AtUnarm) are glad to be able to state that his B 461 High's.' Pasta Albert his adds() IW. le the U. availed by the British Assosiatios at Cheltenham in aid of the geologieal and geographical resoaratial of Madams ' Ida Pfeiffer in her ioteneted travels is Madagascar. We read in the anemias :--" Victoria staadlair ' at the tomb at Napoleon is a figure which will besot the familia of post and hiatorio for ever. We are pleased to hear that the Qs•ea hat resolved to hoe this same pasted to her own tima—a ri sol idiom pleasant is itself. and Masi- Boast of a cordial sympathy COGlliatlibrt to calm this court", I and se scaoaaa that she ha. anomiaiosed Mr. M. M. Ward to execute the work. Tha picture will faro ea ap propriate oompasioa to the fanatic...a of the tz ... . Knight of Os Gess, oa *MO the ease M ea- MIL" [Advertieement.]—Not Ling can be more inlaid* thee the aulawees otraardlory Aaron without maim st dr • kibeninay,ssmtipmisin Wm. and Numb. amiss, annimaptics, mid siliMal bp Ds Dam% Het . Rominas sada. Weals@ a Ipwk . ""Bibrikt. Daceollart, bilW Air le Mee joy. tim iki v ipmma lor limn per Illsualsols w preseisd W dielva is =pist bask Iran lb me. Slibembe imams d disish 112•114 die. al bell We Mn sommel. a ban nolmose bird. Soft witreMl_ps taisditr' 41114 Y Ib limeasuilmall ark Ips ert=' - eallsise sessaasert ler. Or. lasis rassm a ls: gairserAllr Deikreme."—" Miran ThearliOastarry 11.1.—Dralimb- 1 wee surirale mast aserssi sari" bat sow Ima from fres ssl trs sarysist et are raltL Test Pea laseraida Is be Asia Is Wass se frei se DI walls ass sate et salstessb sal 1 suesiersrl ears UN,, *Rectal ir 14 It tea sliser assikri sod geNteats. lam Jana resseasi lesaiselsis rum the sierras" ssassers st Annuity ate "ra Ds. DrelDra. Dr. lastigh De. Direbeir De. o.lolir, De. Wormer, De. ; lad Nem al Dsies. as D sew 0.60. ee Oases' Tram Os& red awry edit parrerellin bear Ms tree empi lt, east sit Wei oar st sees red WM. 11b. ; 816. TIo• telb fe SIDI I" a ressat pea are wist.llany Ds Ism sed a ri d, Wars. Prearm :=:= o„ craiOr. w a tt . Ak•sin. art al, elm/ ; Cris , drat;le A rebeporrearsets 11/, Clisagsrese I Upper arm 1 MONET ILIBEET.-THIS DAT• Two °Twos. The downward movement of the funds mations@ decided. After Ming Ito 1 per cent., prime ars now quoted 1 psi cent. won. than they clued yesterday. Cresols have been a low as 93, and :are now quoted 93 to for saw, and 93/ to 1 for the Bth October. Exchequer Bills an nuked 10.. to 13s. prem., being lower; and Exchequer Buds, 991. Foreign docks are heavy, and in numerous eases lower, including Turkish. The market is rather on settled. The sales include Belgian Four.and.a.Half per Cate. at 961; Equador New Consolidated Beads, 141; the Land Warrants, 41; Gonads Active, 22 to 211; ditto, Deferred, 61; Mexican, 221; ditto, for amount, 17th Oct., 221 to 1; Spanish Old This. par Outs. 411; ditto, Deferred, 231; Turkish Six per Outs., 1001 to 100; ditto, for 17th Oet., 1001 to 1001 ; ditto, Guarantied Four par Cents., 1011 to 1001; ditto, for 17th October, 10111 Venezuela Oc..and-a•Half per Cent. Deferred, 131; Pawl= Four and.o.lialf per Cent. Dollar Bondi, 69. As a new feature in the silver movement we may matins that the rise in the value of money on the Oontinent hes a tendency to diminish theprolit attendant upon the shipment of this metal to India. Parties whoa few days ago effected in the London socket largo sales of silver iropmted from the Con. &eat, were to-day age, to buy it back for re-ship ment to the contineoL Within oar knowledge 40.0004 worth of silver received from the continent wee today takes for Hamburg, where the rate of dis mount has thee es high as 9 per cent. Possibly the necessity of paying a higher pews foe silver may eve boor rive the natural gook to the efflex of the metal to India. Eonoutrently with this new feature, however, it met be meationed that the flow of dollars to China seems es yet to have resolved no cheek. It has already ban stated that the eggregste shipments by the Alfa same, on the - 4th October are ex pected to eased cmeinillion steeling. In onesquenom of the pagandom kr remitting further heavy sum to aims by the enseseding stoma of the 4th Mc vember,the sate affmamemmeesa that vowel has den to 60e. per eat. The wheat market ymanday ruin much the lame se ea Moaday. The arrivals of foreign breadetuffe age moderate. Bina last Friday 28 floating cargoes of grain hen mind off the oast, of which 19 consist of wheat, 6ci Indian torn, end Bof barley. Bai -1 ases in this branch of the market was firmer ;ester-1 I da Y' The rs of the Bank of England for the week' ending estorday, Sept. 20, when compared with the I =rim shows the following results t Wee Ohenheimi mitre 19,789,185 Imam 37,496 Mlle dogmas 7.909,721 lameass 1,300,432' Other dumb 9,9611,972:Th0mas 14,692 1 Goveruaust masurities is 01 =i sa VrImmat 14964,963 Without alteration' bashisi dapmessat Ocfa nod franca fa both apologists —— 11,132,802 Doman 8.708 ilivia day sad Oka bills 909,338 Iscomo 22.157 The lug Mess la goon The subjoined exhilits the extent of the wiek's variations at one view : nails deposits Other adiposity asordisio .. £14,092 Mass and bills ia siroalitisa : _ -- I . semenie .. 69.65.1 Bast laissase 18,078 Os tits ease ids sr Ow rins e: Gsversateat sessaftiss (as imp) Otbar mortar Memo .. 1,387,278 Otis sad bake. Essasses.. 8,708 Teal The extraordiesey 'sinew of 1,387,278£ in the "ease assnritise, 4 R , bow active wee the demand Ise mew the week to which this return No bIONNII" weeee is this unusual deemed was *lady prompted by t he anal instalment of one WM= on the last lean, leading to the addition of 1,300,4811£ to the Treasury deposits, the Bank's sealable means is the shape of unemployed notes have increased by 141704 The variation in the batten Y equally Inning. These results are ry satisfactory as could be expected in the present positiou of the money market. It may be pointed out that the aggregate of "other securities" is now extraordinarily large. The public deposits stand well, amounting to nearly eight millions. RAMS 01 INOLAND.As A.musk paiwaint to the Act TM sod MA irlo., A 111. 'or Os mut 'sago co 166.6.261. Set* G . IBM Ulll/1 ISPASTIMPT. NOW Wool ...... ....DAMON I Oeverotosat Debt A 23 .1 ,4 6015,106 Other Sotatrtilat 660 0614 Oohs sod Roam 11,140.000 I Illoot Bales . ---.-.. 429.016.0x1 429.676.10 14111M111 DM •1111111 M. .. yk0tt fti11i k5 ....04.143.060 I Oortrozooot Norm MONS Asoutlyl ......- 531.961,963 War llowaggiO KM 66? ...... 4 . MAU T. 906.7211 001160.3 /Um Oda , trA ,93.112 Itotoodse otb./121 IMAM I ---- 537.04. 92 7 677.674 AA 8601. 26. Ma M. MARSHALL. CMS Olobtor. FRIDAY EVENING. Although it was apparent from the tenor of the private advice, from Pais, as mentioned in our im pression of Thursday, that the course of the Bank of France we. regarded with anxiety, the es meat made to the public this morning that the Bank has raised its rate of discount from 5 to 6 per cent. took most pumas by surprise, the more general belie being that the measure would not be adopted imme diately. The promptitude with which the French Bank has endeavoured to protect itself against the consequences of the ries in the rates of dimmest on the other continental markets indicates that the directors are awake to the embar rassed state of French monetary affairs. The impres. sion produced here by the movement is decidedly unfavourable, it being considered that the prospect of a rally on the Paris Bonne Is now more remote whilst the rise is the rates of discount to 8 pee sent. almost all over the continent seems to render an advance of the Bank of England minimum to five per cent. almost a certainty. Fresh sales of most de scriptions of securities have thus been stimulated,and the Stock Exchange was gloomy throughout, Sadly closing without symptom of recovery. The fall in the funds is fully 1 per cent., and many of the leading railway stocks recorded 1 per mat, although the settlement indicates that the lean supply of stock is far from abundant. The sales appear to be chiefly speculative, whilst the operations of the public are still, on balance, on the side of investments. The demand for money continues good, and no business is done below 41 per cent. At the same time there is an entire &bamboo°, alarm, the financial position of the country being considered sound. Console. which stood yesterday, at 4 o'clock, at exactly 94 for the Bth October, opened this morning at 931 to /, and after bang officially marked 931 sad 93 1 , closed at 931 to 1. For money the last pries was 9n to The official business report is as follows: — Thr ee per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, ki,4. I.ditto, for account. Bth Oct., 931, 931, ; Thirty Years Anna., expiring in Jan., 1860, 34 ; ree-and•e-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, telling payable is 1858 and 1859, 991; India Bonds, 134 prem. of Jvisdoa 4 1 .1 we wwwwwwww...... 111 411 Alni.WohJk Wearhasy I II II h Ms. Jo. 0 1/4 MI Co.CamilltrltUSlMlLO. U WI h. do. dm SOL.. I I N. 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Yosiorisi Main two members of take " Apr " 71Powid ad nem& span to tb edwebenest. "lw tam Ithrestso_e knows the Iselloway et what the Lard Seem ha dew to MANOR the eieth." The bap room wee deaway worried. Two respeetehMatewed nes, lavas aelhbi seemlier la their salmi or mamas,. "she to the weeds& sae after mother, sod impel the bias of thee Was. lestise Pria" to be regarded Mde gibe what al s awe netiaa. They Awned hat se_tteeseas bad boa se Owlish es to that itilowees Me. Pilaw as Oak ea es tie or th e Maly UM " — but God hebbl *et lay IMO. Wait in or he should ever ray was Nibs. Beithes Tibia we by *Wm s eldid of wrath, le he hal deed wee by O a owed al Moe eleven yaw ese,tho Maly °hie Addle Tease all Skis be ewe ho eel to la k es VW gilt ed the pspel diepessaiiss owl* Tro ths: Prime ealbely el self. datroyed la his weesbusam ell Wipeout ail; awl thes the Moly ' G hostthe lib of hie belpoad was ambled through btu to ea the *pm Ito *bit Mist wine ea earth. The at tee elethwe Pia* math dieeppobalioa eat mad dime peothe ode we Mat It woe pew bleier:Ml wiatellea Marsaaboa. The evoker, who we* pits Ispoliebebb, sad who ale* surveyed NMI swan M M a single glow ewe *aft la sae eye, pewee ts ebb leo sweat sprltial istWee, wheel, be lei, Mewl is therAppewese oboe yews ege, la with few the easeemata wee ezhibted la Me pries of a wawa,s preembee, sot pivot*, bat la the pewease et as ell." thaw elimeaapeewiew tweedy the spews b isaidlisi lee terawellea MPS pliablymheaarwwa by way ebb ham% he they bieenwsed bin sale bedew* him with s way pawed Mel ma y . ews: tioa. The tweetwaseee. who pewee* their bileseive de asewer. Ilea Mile ken the wen ; spa whisk Mr. Nwentet. maws* a leorkies man, row sad de wow* tbe deseelaes awl pastimes el the Appease se i=liMo mewed ea • embalm that the eastaseate fted bees made by the twee peeve bow the plettoma the maim wine massy OD OMENS IMMO, ampullae to howeally. lialpheerew erase* God. The esseledes wee Mee with seeastioa, awl eaddet redeem drew. • *pee alphas Mss steppe termed, awl pod bowsweally eel; "Noir, gniams , the weetlas is over." wad the yosessibp terminate. if S. se. se se SUNDAY OBSERVANCE. istaselsg parliamoutary Men ha boa beesil. @bones Ile somber of memorials te as Oleos he seappeqe of the &May beads. It mum has then .Ma 111,3011 dquolume to 642 armorer, SIMS Illy of Wilke ISOM hem polies sse~ oad bet two ben ono- Swims" hoe Moist vaiMi. of hbla fa Isetbed. membly, fese,rysed, moan asd pesebyter. Iwo IPSO 26 nemorieb. WM, Os Widnes sambelbes one se bre tbs. amessAh. t e priaMen seenelble seat bet en nammiL by snow inegesumel is Ma lbs. mho lbal ba dose by two sonwials Mee dame eel from Mahe* sad anus" 26 sonsoolois The" honk isbebllosis" of various plasm oat In dams* monsieb. Loser. it sign be sepposd, emelt be bin* sepensasd. bet SS assessMs solib - uslor Mel otepasa d Obs 111.116, that slant m tfr assess of Lesbos. Ma min shows net 42 mesekbr whim ants; he be se peps el the military mei, ea Sudsy, soh aba this the swum sad Coped Paine soy be kept eland: The oo* el them 42 misisdolo some inn lauds; sad ■ sinbboudeed, sal twe out et the fln ore dessibod os his N notbon as Camberwell." Time aro soma 22 sonsrialls whist =Mr llopsty eat saly to witkbaid berseretles MEI VW Menum. Os. bet also "te est • soy re iho=br is : . . "l. l he Weber dame is *dr is Me pair es day." Fie soma mem% Yoe "Anse le_lyste. park nine neeffer* sm. of Doer he el the 2/ atemoolob la the millset. ewe II an ON; soder lbw le theS meaty ; tin son. obesnle aims% ere his floashed. O 26 sambas ant te air payer fir tbs s .11 smoy bends as Ilesiq. is he tie dia log of inegardoen wail tee ef Ina imbues bon die len* sky see llseta LIM olpatuoss; t am otrses e eine ben et Do peso et viii. tie punts of whin nee to hare boss enslallood es CM obese whin Looks NNW was embalm% he so Lemke noneobis or ta t e: ese r g ehr sodas Uwe b • ponies hen le llonm 'MO ode*, Gana se woo her blames Ur siteninise as maw whys at toreis• MOM to bins *NI be Mite cad saw Sty the Ilabbeab b thsi.• haeostwilo am belib ; Mb is Biped *Ds ins by preptieter of Me Hydra paella Nelabliolnnt, aad tin Mins mod seam= is Ms employ, to the awake of 411 prem. TM men anolados, by gravely .is* hat • nonsohl ben Dolemd quoin tbe nays* of Dasansliss of lifeek who newel • pubes seen es be gloss la his Iht;ikm, to yawns the Med* 04MM or = r . ow MIA of tureen es Sunday, nee Noon of Mr Georg* Wombwell, Bart., has this wash bare hisseral Id* 4 visit frog kb Sera Wises the Duke et salwiirt, at MB seat, wlmore also ell N ossolisti:Celocel Itmeiossid, Lord Bugltersis, Mr. asid e% dr Moo. Mr. sad Mn. Cut, Ile Hes. Mr. sad Mrs Densest% tlo Has. Mr. Crsves(lst Life Ourds).Captalis Wsubwitli (1211 Lamm). Wog bL lIM visit aims Ids re tool from t►. Crimes. Mn. Boaselsrk. MIN Wombwell, sail Mks Doyle. The Ourlisle Patriot states that Dr. Tait. ti/ i.w Maw f d Use , " to Ms mum at the Carlisle misdeal, im e 115....., label Mined is teeelies Mem, seraepaseseldei dm el Me Islamise es Dees siOniele. Re air& isd esr. M pm is Mbar dallw, bei he le& Orli& be mid arm Mutt it; Marls. Ms plsyw belied. lie alledese mid Imps hare; sod he glinted ble beware to remember that lies& them meet be s pert. if sew. ell meted have te dm the we skeL i V is at tie lam day, end th he ermaly preyed std be a limy sm. The may reveread gestimmt named to take a were Ismd farewell me Beady, seat. QUMRAN BANQUIT IN EDINBUIWIL—A ltd M to be OM fa tblll Con Eithlar, a : rho. of October, te about 1,000 elbow sal Mahn: womb. (*loom endob, of the 6th Dupla Itabbiti kib Peet. sad Geleael Hateleye onagouty of Aealeameohlosed seat W afts h , se lull so se ahead mines weesied sad Is Ye late wan The Led Peoust of that city is to pestle. mod the Loma devoid* emit Blr Joha 111.C.11, his. oleauded to be ssuoders. Lard Pump he she latautsd that he hops to lss 'moat is tho tomise. ROYAL BRITISH Bssx.—This WsIA works of this ostapsay ass situate is the Lipari Valley, Glaraorgensblre, about Ire miles frost the tows of Briagesd. The L'ravr Valley Railway omegas the works with Us Utile bathos? of Palls:awl, distant about sit miles, sad a abort H. of rails brthebiag from tho seas railway brings tboa lath rostaasokatioa with the South Wake Railway at &snob thrive or fear salsa below Bridgead. TN, works aro known NI *a Cato works, sad turmoils, the Cefs CMG sad Park Tyr Gnatsr hos works and eallisries. This works sou slat of throe bloat foliates for it. stassfatuore of pig ins, with the attheaary adjuncts of a bleat amino and boVair stoves, eattiog bosses, feathery, sad workshops. The coal WINS afford accem to a vary ostensive tract of coal and iron oro aosupliog, is souse averagiou is thickset's frost four to ;dirty feet, son than a tkoasarid sorsa of laud. The quality of coal and Woe yet to be wrought is *attested at • very (up amosffit—from 60,000,000 to 100,000,000 toss. fho property is h.ld by tits back as swigs's. of leases for keg teens from et viral landed propriotare. VALE or EVISHOM AGitICULTUBAL SOCIETY.— Eveseeet. Thanday.—At the I meeting col the Tale of Bushes (Woreintershin) Aviculture* Society, seder the presidia, of Mr.Redge, • local magistrate, end et which tin were present the two borough members, Mr. B Hot. lead mad Sir Henry Wdlosghby, sad the iambus for the •ashers &Miss of tbe misty, Colonel litathit sad Mr. H. H. Poesy. the usual premiums wine awarded fee exillioni is &Fishers' stook, do.; sad lb. spiethes at the dialler min rather of • iroctisal thou a political eltaractsr. The "'makers rioassionded the denoted" of the plata of giving • twist boss " by each individual farmer, sad suggested tiger Wirier, with th e object of forsisideg mass for thio social emessmeat of the leboarers. Mr. Foley, M.P., „s e w eau result 01 • alas whith had bees adopted this year os his estate at Prostwood. near fitmorbridge, by • party of work's, men, to whoa he had lost the use Liebe* preabes for the purpose. losteml of tadalglog, as wo • th e custom at them gathering', in soise sad drank/ same, the party draak siting stomper than gingsrheer, sad at the Mei of the feral fdt. ' which Timid everybody, there was a balsam of mull of 201., which woe apphod by the party towards • fend for the establithanat of a public innate mat's tanitato. Mr. Holland, M.P., la the ammo of • eireock is respondiag to the toast of the .rasing expressed his opinion. that the reaping matinee could not be Ends of service is Its Vale of Bilbao, where the ridge, were relied very high and the (snows deep. Mr. F. Woodward, so omissive practical fanner aid soanty magistrate, said he had at first felt aniseed that tin marts, machts• could aot he made practically serviable to the farmer, bat his sap/Mani of the last two or three ion had led him to alter his opiaios. The heal hof the sosaty members Wins ins, the Hoe. Woad Hubert ',plied brio Sy, obsermeg that parliament bed dew ea little daring tie late session thee he was at • km for a seise, os white te address than. Sir H. Willnughby, la respiding to the teeetel The swain itor the b ross," briefly alluded to the sodden of the farmer is the primal day, gamed to the sempethass of the wild, sad wish readied it impera tively mesemexy that he should ass sU hie ansiAss ts the oddities of the soil, ee es successfully lemma Host mass politics. The presidisga wee. prolcespd in men• sad pesetleal disissious tat einem estimating MOM Wok ■ lace. lAdvertissatiet.l—A: Minh ' , . i;s;ite, 144.4464r0e55. Me 4. LookalisllMlNA. mad Ours NUM. Mr. asheiNel as /me opechres st MI6 meMilos% le Dralieo4ll% Wriebensieb 110~••• Islam engage of linger loam ailelis isr palemnin. t ra lC Tat* s = . l=ll N ow sad 11=6 6.. aims erees•L Imo 11.1 =si isaillshassia. • lbw Wm Lam st les imilliasmt Le Mil isle Skim Ita• ka MIK adiro NM •vadolird Siam ii 10 00 Si SI et. Is. N. a. MINIIB.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoon. The market foe British mining stocks is quiet, with no new feature beyond a decline in Great Wheal Alfred shares. In the Stook Exchange today, the British Iron Company's shams have been dealt in at 61, sad Sands.° at 11. All foreign mining mentrities are dull. Subjoined is a list of ysterday's transactions in the ?dining Exchange: Great Whelk 9j. 16 ; Great South Tolgar. 101. I ; Son dem cc.ralr, I, I ; Wheal Grenville, 2 1. 1. In the Stock ZzAsap Divas Griot Com*, 403, 406 ; Wheel Cliffoed 520, 626; Wheal Mary Ass% S6l; Great Wheel Alfred. 10 ; Orem South Telgus, 10 ; Wheal Bitty, 101; Sortrisgs Comb, 21, 1. COMMERCIAL AND MAREBTS. COUNT GARDKN" IiARKET.--THIS DAY. Amin sod pears madam to be tolerably EasespltifeL Imported.» oft the latter OM the outiessot o alshed Mishima d'Asposlgosa _Brows Beam , aed Louie* Bolllll4s Lobos Grapes frizellie per doss lbe. Peaches sod Neotagioss sr• &hada». Oreatte• fetch te. per dozes. The supply stifikruta is fining off; prisms are the ease , but there is MS &mad for them. Tomatoes are still mewing from Fromm and Speis. All Wads of vegetables is emelt are well supplied. Portugal Osiosa ors plentiful, sad hash from is to 16s. per 100, or from ls. ed. to 3.. per done. Peewees ere very such diseased. Cut flowers geseim of Solierspea. Grata,. Gardeelas, flake, (Moms. Caudle», Migoosatte, Njaaall Boma. PIP 0 11 1 0 11 / 4 10 111 4 se to el Nestortma, de. ge to is Orem me se estow Omer. pot 100, Ms PP. Pr eMeas to as ' lommiso pir dos., le tolls Maim; mak MI6 la /MEM pur Vs, 10d tole M Psselos, per dos. as to is Lot Wm par 1t Otbs., 70s to S.ss per doom. Sd to Is id I'matobis marrows, Pa doe, ad Ss i s l U i' W lO l4 pr dos., la to Se I So is Irma Besasjor MU same, 186 d Tsmatoss, par ht. to sieve,ld its to Ss to Ss id OW" per ito, 14 Pewees, amen tea, ass tole.' Om% per lb., 41 to Sd per lash.. is lo is Ild Lollsoss,Ceb., p. Isom ls to Isle can", new. y. Meek Id to ea Mee.per MS% Is to IS ea •., do. as, Id to ad 11•11•14, torstp, p d05.,18 to le 61 _ . epee• at, per idirojeielio I. Sel - o - 4:1;. - Pus, 24 tolii sok, fd to Is 06 Hom p bdi., Is to So Doc per 6e0.. Ie le 2a Ilooloorti pope. le 64 to Se Calm pot WM. M to 24 01 Peeder. For k 506.16 to 4d mho. pot MM. Id to 2d 120211. rm. lowa, 24 to o ..filefir" b4661.2d10 44 I Illoriotir.por boo" Id to 24 Artiarome.eon. Novae% 60.. Sit to fa Omploor. pie YiNI to Id ; Is irli, rm. p. bin" Id to 26 DAT. Th• market to quiet. Tows tallow, 61.. 9d. nett oaalk Patorsbarg T.O. on the spot, 61s. 13d. to SU ; lteptoaabos, 61t. 3d. to 61.. 61. • Oatolpor and Dsoluntr,49t. 9d. Manx= Avialoaa.—Town tallow, 64..34.; tat b ditto, 2.. 10d.; yellow Rocha, 63.. 61. ; unshod stair, 424. ; tough ditto, 260.; tallow graves, 12..; good drop, 7.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Yr. B. I. Davis reports trade eatresoly doll, at • fall of from 51. to 10,. per load. Prins meadow boy, 70e. to 80o.; superior, old, Us. to 966.; inferior, 600. to 60s. ; rOgrea g 600. to 705.; alma, old, 700. to 1100. ; woad eat, 70s. 904. ; straw, 26. to 306 ALDEIMMOTT CAMP. —lt appear from a fll• tarn ismod this monde( that the total quantity of had petrehased for the map at Abiershott I. 7.0624. Sr. 36p., at a cost of 131,4461. Is. 4d. In 113544, 48.0391; Os. 4d. was impended la buts sad sew barest*. ; is 183541. 331,9471.35. 9d.; sad between the lit of April and the 310 of July, 11166, 106,6161.25. 6d. DETERMINED SUICIDE now WATERLOO BRIDGE —(Tara Dat.)—This morning (Saturday) st about half met Doves eoloek, a respectably-dressed female, mused Balsa Garland, aged 26 years, who melded is the Bo rough•road, rioninsitted eslf-destraction by drowning. It swan that the potions& as duty at Waterloo bridge ob served the rudertunate wens& preparing to destroy hsesel, end before he amid got up to her, she jeniped off the parapet of the bridge Late the castle of the river, Mt body striking against the abetment. in its fall. He in stantly raised as alarm whoa boats sad drags were peg into requisition. The body, however, was sot found. No man is assigned for the rash mt. TILE COMING GAIETIES IN YORB.—This city en the eve of Ming agata the resort of a veer cum iona party el fealikiasbles, residing in this sad the adjoin% counties. Oa the 3th and Bth October the annual usemlag of the Yorkshire Ualoa Gant Club will take place. The Blab ersaista of sad is limited to 260 camber, all of whom are ammeireid with the principal families of the musty, sad who give la the wrath of Ostober aa nosily, la our megailicenrAsestably sad Concert Rooms, I the moot superb entertainment seer witnessed la the provinces of this country. The manual ball will talus place on the Bth Gautier, and will undoubtedly be in all respects as splendid a. any fanner balls given by the club. lavitatioss have boon most extensively forwarded to most of the leading families of the county, sad it is impacted that upwards of 800 will be pressat. Oa the evening of Thurs. dsy the annual charity bell, ender the immediate patrosege of the members of the club, will be held in the Orme Amenably Room • and we observe that Lunettes quadrille band la oleo weirdly retained for It. The proofed@ of the ' bell are to be speropristed is aid of the York County Hos , pital, sad there is no doubt the attendance will be very nameross.— YordrAire GaretM. RAILWAY TBAYIPIC.—The traffic retorns of rail ways In the United Kingdom for the week coding Sept. 20, animated to 492,0911., lied for the eorremeeding period of last year to 460,2481., Armies an increase of 41,8431. The grow receipt' for the eight railways having their termini is the metropolis amounted for the week ending as above to 213,4901. ; and f,r the sorrespendirg week of lest year to 199,8371, showing an Tarmac of 13.6631. The Increase on the Best,rn Coact's , / amounted to 1,50111.; on the Great Northern to 8671 ; on the Greet Western to 2,2701. • on the London and North West. ern to 6,9131 .; on Ike L ondon and Blaekwell so 62/ ; on the Londoo, Brighton, sod !truth Coast to 1,1071.; on the Lemdon and South Western to 1,7621.; on the South Eastern to 1641.; total, 136334 The receipt. on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 278,6011, and for the cor reepoeding period of 1836, to 250,4111 ; showing an in crease of 28,1901. in the receipts of these lines, which, added to the Isere*** cn the nu tropolitan line., make. the total armee.. 41,8431. as compared with the corresponding week of 1866. 13011111-WESTERN RAILWAY.—We' understand the baud of the above company, ow Thursday, passed a resolu tion ( Tiering their engineer to prepare a plan mid section of a direct line from Ronasey to B..ntlanoptos, for the purpose of effordieg every accommodation to the transport of aooda and peatengen between Salisbury sad Southampton. While the directors of the gout:-Weetern are willing and pre paring to do all they esa to esoinnesodate the trade of the two towns, they are deternalatid to Gooiest to the utmost say scheme to It their property in that quarter. It behoves. Monitore, those who are concerned in any sautes aggressive set, to look betas they lesp —Hon:path. THE BISHOP AND HIS CARPET BAG.—The follow log aoeedots is tcld of the new Bishop of Gloucester sad Bristol. Os the oceuion of his lordship viaitiog Gnucester to preach the sermon at the cathedral, on the first day of the recent Gloucester Musical Festival, he arrived by a morning train .t Gloucester motion, and was dutifully met by severe , a the clergy of tne diocese. 03 he lordship alighting from the railway carriage. be appeared with his aura bog la his heed, which be was proceeding to carry I. the carriage in waitron to tsdivey him to his temporary residence; whereupon the gentlemen who had received him lords pressing offers t. , be slowed to carry it for him. His lordship, hiwever, stuck to ha beg. which no doubt CUM Mined hie maiden truistic sermon, and is • answer to the veyeatied a:postulations of the geotlemees, replied " Do you think because I am made a bishop I cannot carry my own *moat beg?" Nor did his lordship gveit op unit relieved of it by a railway pi rter.—Bristol LITERARY UNION The Press announces that Mr. John F. rater, late editor of the Aseerniner, and Mrs. Vol. berm, widow of the Ist* eminent publisher, wire married on Thursday last, the ceremosy being reef. rmed by the Rev. Whitwell Elwyn, editor of the Quarterly It estm ATTEMPT TO MURDER —George Martin, of Oddir Me, lamer, was, on the 18th instant, charged before the magatrstes esserehled is petty sessions, at Star nc-the- Wold, with attempting to discharge a loaded gun at Captain William Polhill, with intent to murder him, on the 10th twat, et Speedwell, soar this tows. Captain William Pol ka depose reside at Brosdwell; n. Wean...des, the Intlest., I was going to my i n after 7 p.m.; in the Lee loading to Oddington, in the rari.h or Broadest', I int not Dit ; 1 then saw Glow Martin eittiott by the pis isadlig Into Mr. R.ea's field; 2 • had with him a dog and • doable-barrelled goo; he said "I want ti si.e.k to yea, Mr. Polhill;' some c Aiversation ensued; he tidied rue to 'bake 1 ands with him ; he was not whet ; I shook bends. H. said "Mr. Polhill, wilt you let m e shoot over yeas lead 1" "No. capriole', not," I answered; I weenie* (on horseback) mot five yards; I turned resod as NM ki n drop_tits .. eaU .e to : ththee,groownds,ps,en.d.ltesed raw for taking atul7: at Despite the unsettled atom of th e money market, ne diu : s4lY" 'sthehhesegienrfailepoatiV Sipple had the gun and the fall in the footled securities, Exehstier Bills b ee igk o karge l d, ft is lay Miter that the ratter would have remain steady, at 134 to 17s. preta. Exchequer struck sa• ; I fames' if. and tok the pug Itool Not after Bonds closed the name ae yesterday, at 99} to j. a struggle ; I sew that the aip mason the nipple or the other Most defefifitione of foreign stocks have g o dt oo d. barrel' he asked we to give the e g s an tate btk; it l w brouttt a thl ThetpoechtforittinweresuinpaTalcockiabts...leselli:F I t° prn a r tall ove d t. 1 "-.... ham a k It iy ,• j ek l k isl e ile il y re t e a ti r P it og ia ts t m l ;. u 4 a it ' Z as oun i sei.ll ft t b il u ss a in ft e e e e r e th ve s o e i ce ng i l in the Guaranteed Four per Cents. Buesian and versociaa above gives. After some farther evidence had Ditch stocks also receded 1 per oast.; Peruvian, bees adduced, the prisoner was cautioned is Ike usual ma about I per ant.; Mexican, I per cent., sto. The aer by the beech, bat declined to ear scything. not envie( a prokeiional adviser. Re was tron committed to °lava " melange' as Turkish Six per Cents. ruled at 7.16 cesta• County GM for trial at the next anties.—Osfurel to 9-16 per cent. bat this includes the income tax on ~,,L the dividend falling due the 10th October. The OtTOTAL PALMCIII. Olts 8111111110 DAT.... I rata es the Gaareateed Pour per Cents. Wee / to /MOAT NTT. :.6.—Adndrieas ea payment, 3,018; '1 per emit. abet* Leases stokes, 309. Toed *We, 3,327. 1 • 1 1 4 1 r - ,ii