The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-15 00:00:00

Ude. Prom Mount Seel. the party propose to rebut Mow by way of block Kock, Idioms a lice t the eastward of the clausal joisraey. Mount Berle is eituated midway ►stow the 30th and 31st pusliels of latitude, and list it tho cease* of th. Unst Tones. Baia. The nouatala itself is 3,000 to., above theses level, and at a short dAr tor* Is Moist Pawns, also 3,000 feet high. Many ether mallows@ of oneiderable sltitids range between the head of Sprseer's Unlf and Moist Pule, in addition to Moans Remarkable and Blount Arden, before meationed. Moist eerie is more tine two degrees northward of Mount • Remarkable. It will be use non this outline that the' proposed eaplorition will cover a very large intent of totally, melodic; u.o.t of the localities sod 'mineable spoken el by t►e advoc itas of a search acrthward. TILE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. We We received *driers from Cope Town to Asian 7. The following it from the Mail of that date: " Ihe meer.reil meetly pre. eted to hit lizoelleney the Governor by 2SO persona rreidire at Port Elisabeth, de. seribieg theme lye, al all .t.adv and itidattrial men,' and preying that no portion of ti e Orman Legion may be located at Poet goads,* on aecosot of the already ia• 'laciest einploystrat for as working population there . , mess to hare met with great digest's? in that town. A local paper, apetking en the matter, states that the *esti meets espremed to the semi - riel in gamic.* ' did not repre trent the g I sentiment. of the inhabitants, and that catenaries were made in it which were untrue.' ." The Anglo. African, referring to the t rumours Is Cape Town of the outhreak of a Kaffir war, rays there le no apprehension of say immediate disturbance there.' The Klee piper states, but without maationlng upon what authority, that' tt teems probatae that thenotoriousMoatt bore will socn be allowed his pardon in consequence of the expense that would attend the prosecution of the ,see again% him." The anther's's Toms Awned @stations that letters re ceived there from Bleemfoutets, written just as the post was leaving, stet, that Wietse was now completely subdued, and that his people. having lost all their cattle, were offer ing themselves to the tamers as aervasta. The ship Themis, which arrived la Algoa Bay some time since in a very leaky eoadition, has been condemsed. The weather un the coast near Algoa Bay Fan been unusuery @even of lat., sad feats were entert►ined, according to last accounts, for the safety of the Stoic and Leoatine Mary. The schooner Prince of Welts arrived is robe Bay oa Tuesday last, with 10 ions (197 bar) of copper ors for the Nemaqualand Mining Company. The barque Surge arrived at Simon's Bay on Tuesday from Ceylon, after a passage of 60days. She has ota hosed a detachment of Artillery, and a number of la voids of the 37th Regiment. Two of the latter sad ono of the former died daisy the passage." FELICE ORSINI IN BRIGHTON. BaIORTON, Ocrr.l4. This day (Tuesday) this Italian exile, rendered so turnout for bis asap* fres the Austria& dungeon of Mantua, ircund at tea Royal Pavilion to a large end influ ential auditory, the Mayor prnithug, the Austrian and Papal Tyranny." _ After riving astrietly historical sketch of his country, the lecturer observed !hat, on th secession of Piss IX. to the pontilicil throne, he released nOOO prisoner Inouye rated for political of crams (amongst whom I found myself, e 'outlined to the plleys for life), and he proclaimed a gent rotas azineety. 8o utterly naneustomed were the Italians to behold traits of clemency and humanity on the rut of their rulers that this simple act of polifeal nenesity, which for a moment damped the revilutionag fervour, was esteemed by them u a superhuman and divine set of clemency. The Italians abandoned themselves to festivities and banquets. The name of Pins IX. was on the lips of all; and foreign levity, applauding oar enthosium (pardonable in us since we were losing from the slavery of spy), re. girded the Pops a. a heavenly beiag—in short, as a God. Some of cur philosophers believed that the Pops might ha the author of the political redemption of Italy—not seeing the diff-ncee which *listed in the epochs—torgettlag that the Italian cause mu varisally connected with the question of Church and State. So frcm one illation we wen drawn la to indulge in still greater, which afterwuds we paid for in the blood of our b. et mad noblest youth, and a animist humiliation worse than the less of life itself. After speak ing of the war cf 1848, an ° the flight of the Pope and the Doke of Tuscany, and of the fall of the fiowir of Italian louth at Rome, he said that the nistence of the Peony la taly war an anomaly and sa imponsibility, without foreign Nippon, and unlike the Misallithe ef any othn power. The lecturer proceeded le wait ks meet Machin Ins of the cruelty and tyranny pomMissi miler Austrian isle—of the prison being too small WWI the atessislaties of Fri. soars; end, swept sammises amr4% Ite bellessea partisslarly Ms ear of a sehestsaastor, The had jest •MO est of a hams. where lee had been (Meg twee. al who had oily a liem awe Is 111 Med, but whe yes aefelled sad hang. The Issrmser portedsd to salmis epee the unjust sad Minim eaten of the Asserts" tribune's for the trial of political offenses, Ia all the Italian States there; existed two authorities that slashed, sod which sought each to interfere with and take niguisause of &tot e. At Yalta, et Naples, at at Modena, we have the military end sled power. At Rome, instead of this there were on'y the military sod oseleaitistieal anlicritier, ea the civil authorities had so ymmr. The lint er military authority inereised Its power by summary and military MIMS, and the sewn any e▪ nlistees as attempted, so that there we, a ferment in any city, s special sailing auditor INS degatehed thither—'generally Mr. Strew, residing at Mantas— sad la three or four days the death of may Individuals wee deemed end the galleys fee any alma Is Liam of political calm, and la 114 Ms of simple coaspirary, the mown was much longer, the primer IsassiMod you after year la damp, secret dungeon, and was fed with sawholesome Ind. Fur mere suspicion a penes win arrested, sad doubled until the posies was !Wished; and whoa at leap\ liberated, his health wee generally broken and destroyed. Having entered late further details on this head, the lecturer referred to the rabbi) opinion of the la habitants of Lombardy, sad pirated out holier/in t se Jostles it woo that Italy Wield be the elan of a Ratios se Istalleetaally inferior—should be beaten like dogs by Aus tria, sad eaposed to every description of frailty sad tooth. The lecturer was listened to with profirand attentive, sad elicited great applause. REALM OF LONDON. Mom tbe Regiousr-Osesrat's Report.) The return for the week that coded oa Saturday exhibits a low we of mortality. The deaths , which In the previous six weeks have Meson an average 1,085, deiklise4 last week to OR. In the corresponding weeks*: tea yam 184646 the avenge clamber was 1,003, .sd if this is niasi by a teeth pert for lotuses of popteetion it bottoms. 1,103, tem pared with which the present warn show s a n d act i on ist 164 Of the total umber 484 were deaths of maim 466 those of females. D,atte from the symotio or epidemic class of diseases. ',blob la the preview, week were 266, were lest week only 234. Of three 11 were from smell pox, 26 from measles, 28 from koopina-megh, 42 from typhse, 46 ham searlatins. The deaths from diarrhoea have now foams to 46. No frail cue of cholera is recorded. Then were 11 of erysipelas, 4of syphiiis, sad 2of carper*. Seven of the &Mks from typhus occurred in Pancras; 6 is Shot/ditch. The seediest attendees of a womaa wbe died at 63, Drum moal.street, Somers-town, of inalipeat typhus, reports cantata nuisances in the mar of the hoses, sad states that the whole of this neigsbonrhood le meet or lees affected with low fever ; the drainage (he adds) is eveiryebere furtive. A girl died of tetanus apparently Idiopathic; sad a Mind of erysipelas sad sheaving consequeat (it is sold) ow pungent inlet too of the blood after vaocioation. Two pirr some died of carbuncle. Four persons died at the age of 90 years or upwards ; two wanton who were 90 yews old, • Greenwich pensioaer who was 91; and • todner•e labon r.r who died in the Wyatt. karia.road, Caralierwell, at the age of 94 years. Lost week Um births of 782 boys and 757 girls, is all 1,539 childrea, were registered in Loaded. In tbs tea let• responding weeks of the years 1844 66 the average casaba was 1,361. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the wan height of the barometer is the week wee 29 888 ie. Oa Thursday and Friday the mean doily reading was above 90 in., lied es the latter day the h. beet reading it the weak occurred, which was 30 12 is. The mean temperature was 54 3 des., which is 2.5 dog above the avenge of the ease week is 38 'eon (aa determined be Mr. Glibber). The mean temps uteri wee above the ge on every day. The highest terapetatere °exerted ou Friday, and was 81 8 deg.; the lomat 49 deg., our Si' satiety. The mean dew point tem perature wee 62.4 des.; and the theorises between this and the 0r... air temperature wee 1 9 dep. The mean tempe rature of the water of the Therese was 68 8 deg. The yawl, which was is the mouth west and *set is the beginning Of eb week, wen ie the oorth-cut towards the Slit Rain fell to the amount of 0 iso in., the greater pert of which fell en Wednesday sad Saturday. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF won alo. columnar= VAR THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK.—THE SUMMONS AGAINST THE OFFICIAL MANAGER. This was the day appoiated for the heariog of the sum- move which wee greeted by Mr. Consmissiosser (halberts os Friday last against Mr. E. P. Mardi* thee intarlat ma miser Noce appointed official manage* of the Royal British Bank, who was charged with hating obstructed t►e woes'sr of the dirt (Mr. J. 'Ousts's') in the discharge of hia duty, sad with bating (*god him from posseuioa of the back premises. Mr. Linklater now appeared in rapport of the summons. Then was no appearance en the other side, owing to an arrangement having been eons to. Mr. ',Anklets, said—ln the matter of :the Royal British Bask, Mr. Commissioner Oodbern was pleased to gnat a summons talon, upon Mr. Robert Palmer Hardier, ma anounterit of this court, and also concocted with the Court of Chesney, to show is... w►y he should not be orm mitted foR contempt of court in having abounded the mes senger of this court, in the discharge of his duty. Mr. Hard. ing is not in attendance to day, considering it unnecessary, for TIS/0111 which I will not now rate ; bet it is of course my duty to bring the question before the nark For the purpose of avoiding all possible contact between the two jeriselictions—that of bankruptey and that of Chaneery—an amassment has been made be tween ourselves as representing the estate in bankruptcy, and the official manager as representing the estate in Chances) —that the messenger shall be withdrawn from poeseesion of the bank premises, the official manager being now ap- pointed, and haying given such security to the Court of Chastity, that there le no apprehension at all about his re sponlibility. I may further add that it le a total 'misappre hension to state, as has been done in some publications, that there hes been any unseemly eontention between the messenger of this court and Mr. Mattding. Mr. Hard. fog is very well known to all of us in this court, and ►t could hardly be supposed that he intended any d Inspect whatever to this court. I am quite sure that be is the last men to be guilty of anything of the kind, and lam authorised to say thus much. IJader Mess circumstance, we have consented, subject to your Ilocoafe sanction, that the ettllMOlll shall fall to the gonad ; the arraapinent being alao that the proceeding? rteartly taken ia Chutney; the iejanction, the application for whisk oru *slate, &Lail fall. The great object of . . . . - both parch being to facilitate the administration of the estate, of course all questions of a legal character will remain over mail the question of the adjudication is dis posed of. The Commtssioner—Tlas salmons may be dismissed; bat as other put I say nothing about. LW Al AND DALM, The bankrupts were shoe-manaloctaren, of Bridge street, Bonthwsrk. This was the 'lamination meeting. Mr. A. Turner, for the assignees, stated that the bask rapt@ had curled on business from February to Angust, 1866, had contracted debts to the amount of 2,6001., and had only given up 111. of assets. Deb cal, had surren dered at the time of the baskraptcy, Bainbridge being oat of the country, bat the latter had sines roads his appearance, and as he wee disposed to give some informa tion to the assignees, they wished to take aa adjournment at the expease of the bankrupts. The assignees had had to institute these proceedings at their own *opener Mr. Beard, who appeared for the bankropt Balabridp, consented to an adjournment for six weeks, which was ordered, the question of eats being left for flatus eon "'titration. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. Charles Soma asowallod a poliensis, who said—After twelve last ohs I saw the as. Iliad is one of tha swam ow Loadoswheidio mkap, aad whoa I wok* him op sad asked his whew ha was (ohm, ha saws am a blow la the Meth sad said, "That way, you 'who'd." TM doloadaat said ha MI Mao Makin all day, aad thsegbB whoa ho was rams/ up Shot Imo mu la hod, sad ha asegibt arsoiedi wooled lo NM his plass. TM lad Mare bran Isomod that IM defasdaat was as Mesa. hoodomokiimis, wag hoard hi. apologias to the dhow, sawiamod kin t?! of 10. Charles Messy, a poor Mime whose ems aimed mush wipatliy, WY brought op, aharied, upon his ears lallorma. tiou, with /maim( desertad horn the 78th Hishismiesu Be said he had laved in the militia Y se. 'aril ports of America, and had, upon mien to this wintry, enlisted in the 78th Re/Want at Chatham. He had been iadetted to leave Chatham sons days ugo by sows depravad amapsaisma, and he lost hie denbes, and in great misery M mat lio Bs sever sod told Ys what he had demo. TM r, alter having with hit peal Widows Mid may inquiries el the dohodeat, with the answers to whisk Ms kedeldp was sothied, said it would be his dot, to &Ws the lass esellthai weadipat shield be laferaied el the eleemshose; hot As esetrities sad raptorial eoadost eadhlted by hies should be represented to the otamodhig giber. d. k the Ingo that the anises night be Fassikly ouseldsse ANXBOROUGH-BTHEIT. ASSACLT ST • CAINAN. •sab-driver, badp 11,182, wee ehullea b& li gn with vleleatly semaltimi Kr. Thomas 11l S3l, Cloodeelerstmt, Wisps& e h Ugisiseat swat that attest ball-pest sae this saiskibe pt Into the deteadaat's oak and told him to elm he Ohedesieretrmt. The dereadmit !noted # going liellrest way, }reacted towards Ms Marble LAM; Whoa tt to slairpod Ida sad Informal b 1 of Ids arov. Hs agyal Raid sad wait on very well until be got to tha sad near Totteoban-oourt red, Tam La soda 111111.1.1411 veiled ay aid Eirradod to know where lie was golai to. then ebenved that the resew, wee drools, obi at ore get est of his tab. Dreadant Immediately inlyol et his hoe, Weed him by So Mr eat, sod attempted to threw him as Ids belt. Ist Wigs be emit wet mend fa Ids alleart, be W MY of re skirts elf by ipso sit wad Ow le all to Omen Oisephreat held Ma 100 a esselebie wind, whew be bin is chugs. The prer, is answer to the sharp, slid he was very envy Pm err had occurred. He had bra twelve years a salsewsoll newr had a acrolwat sprat Ma before. Ns leader said this was one of the worst asses that es. one before hie. Defendant woo evidently salt to M trotted mat a license, and to mark his opinion of sash marast r defeadsat bad bra guilty of, he (Kr. Hendon) arid sours kir to the Hoar at Cornett= for • ruse. SOUTHWARK. Mary Ana Brown, and Asa Fitesimos, two yoga( fetaelos, about eighteea loan of ago, were brought before Mr. Coombe, charged with stealing yuda of doe skin sloth from the silty of Mu George Newnan, woollen draper, 61 and 62, High strut, Borough, late la the son. patois of Mr. Thweites, the ehainnaa et the Metropolitan Baud of Works. Robert Bell, pike ountsble 33 11. Ida that os the pa visas euning,betweea Ma sad sons Voisekho was is private cloths*, and posing by the Tow*. hall, sprig* the prose sitar's grannie, IMP he saw BMW& NIS eat it the door way, with a roU of sloth. BM the Neel the sews. as/ as shay were oroesiag the road leers awe Om sad seised hold of Brews, who dropped ON lb* in the wad. The prism.: Fltsaiawe was approbasiel by eestbse sea 'table. mad they were both taken to the ale.bewas_. O• tube staistasd, • sew *lath nestle was bead ed, ea Brows, whisk wits... had sot found en °waif for. Quer - termiea;, veiatant - tTiCe - isressibatir, etatad that the piece of cloth produced was oafs at do doorway, just [aside, shortly after six o'cicck. He was ease the end of the shop after that, sod ha saw the ' etaudinu about, sea ono of them matched the eloth from a pile, sal na al with IL Combo milked the prisoners whether they mold prefer beim, tried by hint, or golag to the melons to be tried by *jury ? They replied that they would rather hie woreWp dealt wit► Mu. Kr. Combs asked them whether they were guilty or Rot. They mast plied guilty if be dealt with them. The primers. trying, exclaim& they were galley. They had bees without fora for a loop time, sad had to mess of oakum*. SINGULAR PROCEEDINGS AT SrErma' CHURCH. —Aceordiog to a statement plbliehed by the Pen, an churchwarden of Sterney Church ate in *a awkward dilemma. They ran pass no churn raw; the burial fees have eoraiderably diminished in elnaequeon of the alosieg of this old senetary, and as attempt to obtain pow nate hue Arramrrmo SOICIDIL Wed. to order having been node to admit eons to the Barb he a rapeetabiy dented Me. Shim th ey had paid six months' rant in edemas, until after the seseed lassos morning and analog, the pariah- s u m o, / re ilelaMit 'CCM. hy Um , . ,Z ia ll ame Ott at the hiss before the anis, magistrate ilwa Wed' i t i g ta w . attmged LB (MI sambas deteraleed to anon their city.mad bridge into the Heeggeat'e u right to the seats, and gained their point. A JUVILifILE REFORMATORY IN SURRET.—At the emend quarter **salons., held yesterday, it Klagstsa-epas frets the bridge fan the Regisat's Canal, She was tlgt N,ltlti appeared , last algtt ir t7the a pliassie soldae r :t s sawi er ptiod Pia re threw brinel l Theme, Mr. Inhasoe, the chernoso of the committee my- ems kr at et the tine, mid ivil, _ _ _bp epoka t ° b 7, 1 , 1 1 1 / 6 pointed to.osasider the propri e ty of establishing a gnat, replied, st las Bet owe what sow he rs , w' at* '"" reformatory establishasset for juvenile cautinals Jailer:4y, sap mag heto t them weeks up." brought up a report, which array 'teed that the saw The primer's ga d epee tuire came forward sad said her mime brim yet eons to up resolution era the subject • stay est comet, gad epee his cone p" le take ewe df and he thea moved that the sosnittee should be esatiased. het, the magistrate Mimed her to dip" lan oulakeill This wee speed le by a eseeikeable mks*. bet. 141;70mio ossansittad rash of them for four swaths to the Sows of Comities at Wandsworth, with hard labour. THE EXPRESS, WADNESOAT : EVEArktie, ti OCTOBER. 15, tfse. SHARE LLS2.I-IHIS DAY. Two o'CLoos. 10 1 1.11•11 NAN MOM i» Iktfa 11.000 SO" MOODIBOOO 1 ii" The railway share insrlist to-day shows a pascal decline. Badness is limited, apart from the settle. meat, bat sales preponderate. Caledonian, Midland, Lancashire mod Yorkshire, and London and North Western stocks, besides other descriptions, have boss peeped for sale. French shares are again lower, especially Paris and Lyons. ORDINARY MARIS AND MOLL rwli. 1 p d. I muara.. I Clog* Prism I lialekto.Roy • . 1 restody. to I so. 767411 - 61; L ilian DOI I iire:Fferiris7 l OgioltuipplaiU salmi Onit POIZZ . Re Vat Itaitei Isaawieut . i ii ra riTii ell a. - - Wil. - raClierkililuillaol4o. De. do. am 1161.« dad isidia.---. Debits sod BMA Jam DIM., FrtLosiAlrit. Rut Lairs this% ... De. dim L .......—.. 4 41 8 $ 17 IS IS IS IS Is P. Nem= pa rNIMAM Q 111111 1..... fat. ine 54 f ad [tifyithiy fro= fkads•• d• Ota:-... 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WAR! _ par- lgal I•ATSAT SPORTING (s: =mu° kItKET SECOND OCTO BER MEETING. THIS DAY. -.1.- OATLANDS PLATE. .. 1 11 no. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 4 to 1 apt Vaapanoo 100 to 8 Malmo (t) ( off) 100 to 7 Polestar (off) 20 to 1 bar thaw (od) SwayLAE Acionmurr.—On Friday last an ingsset wr hold at isdisitoa. by G. A. Parwidp, maser, ow dr belly M Erma Moat, aged two years, was, 11 sp. paarail kos tbs 'abloom, of the grandmother. w i z a = amass the .mm with • balls to bar dud, whoa As drys, swift bails ran fats her math. Tko paw It .at directly, but lb. .had was dead deed it =llr. flampsoa, saugasa, sada a past mean sea of **body, .ad Ina as Wood gaol 81 the boillo el Memsslbigst above Ow swallow, eafisallsi so as glad famim Time woo aist the attattlast wank in IAo OINCI lip. Irolak "Aadingsl Desik."—Ur± MEATS Olt IMAM; PAUL, Ain Temsthq shomasis MU* was samoiled amsolimso as Mr. Minsk% molisoteum jangle. le !mogul's* fe the — eineneismeet et the elle sif salaries is North Webs by Om wipes el He Illethen. Paul, and lisass. The gown easel be fele wee themihed as the Mired me& bi the aselgeese of the heahrupte in the Beim Ministate tad &Mpg to be very valealle g . ili f i mises were At to the vesthaese es to the supposed oil smieges apes the peemety. the mews to =4616 net appear to be satiefensey. se we th:r sio were made; bat the sunioneer ameemed that 'mild M received for the perthem ef the Fern* prints meaty. Ms. H. INOMN, M.P.—Tho dodos of Baotou. Lisiteloshire, intend /Whig • pahilethemmee their noently. sleeted repreesetatin, Mr. Herbert Ingram, ea Thareday, the 23rd MM. The load papas Mate st it will Maas o f the largest Manna ever given in the tows. Bicusatow Taouts.—Tbo owomods atriabor of 110 train • day have passed Is end eat a the Chester eta. ema, without sanest daring the late mum esmes. The greatest number of asniage" is one day amensted 636 ; ma if nth be maimed as seanying at lead twenty pasesegem, gives the esormon number of 16,000 pas sengers at this stenos. TM directors el the Great Wawa have neolved to enema the bemelles et "heap train to the north districts at Me mar Num wise Se eelebratod North Wiles valley' an in lice MI& el their Minty, and thousands have availed Ilienosives of Sheepish tanity.—Liverwool Doily Pea. THE PdBSPOZT SYSTZII.—TiII iforti:_of 31211 Mb says that the govemmeats of Belgium sad ininge bare nom to an saderstandiag to mitigate this mama NM* tine of the passport spun. Thee, traveller ebb um* pass through saber country on their way to ematit ore not to be reqaired to get their passports efeded ap sediel they ethibit a ticket showing that they boot ark places to a Mitigation width is in neither mmtsy; but polities! refuges" us sot to be allowed to pelt by tab privilege. As to Was ialabitaan of the freshen, they are to be permitted te p to plane mar the We ell sepans. has of ether *matey, m imply Waiting say thenumat establisliag their blentity. PRIVATE ErtwlnislL—A Boutl a yl nnlise as with the Ibilowlog enlacesioMtl pries, which offses a remarkable eratrut to the se= I of the government .—" Be.. few days 1 41 0 1 Beaton, with a teak of 21010 &asp, whisk he blow& from New Ragland, wee at • loss bow to cross the the met (we beams) having reined to ferry Ids over. What did he dot Why, in two days he masinelsill a bridge mune the rapid stream and get the whole of his sheep over without • single itealdent."—Mabserne AryWt July 9. Cuomo NAMES IN AllIMICA.—What qua uwss sato safortoosto email us blessed with 1 We beard de In Dunk winos was were named One Ilaskooy, Two ,Tire ; sad whose dambr iai sse g i b e i man !lust Stirlen, lieseitil thlaken, &a. Om elbsrehildren et • family Neat Iwo wen sawed Lai. Amber ; sal IS Is supposed that, &mkt they Immo 107 Okay bare ward thou Ain, Meneeepa l Nevenbeieth end Ifotettletuidtur. Asotirs halls owif oft sued their chill Bob, soppalog tt wea their list• 961 they hansom' afterward ,Mee a doostow lad Ofri NM whom they called Adelsads, Amodio, rid flonlo toost.-4woriews Popo. MONEY MARILET.-27118 DAT. Two o'Ctorz. The funds to-day have spin fallen Ito 1 per ant. Consols were first marked 911 for the 6th November, receded to 911, and are now quoted exactly 911. For mosey the price Is 91 to 1. The Three per Cents. Re duced have been dealt in at 90 to 901; the New Three per Cents. at 901 to 91/; Bank Stock at 211 to 213; Exchequer Bills at 34. to 7s. prom; Exchequer Bonds at 981 to #; and India Bonds at 6s. to 10s. prom. _ .. Turkish Biz per Cents. have again fallen heavily. The price for money has fluctuated be tween sal and 881, and is now quoted at 871 to * ez div.; the Guaranteed Four per Cents. have fallen to cm to j. Other foreign stocks are dull, and in some OWN flat. The males comprise Peruvian Three per Cents., at 63:; Dutch Four per Cents. Certifs. at 94f ez div.; Por tuguese Three per Cents., lea, at 44i ; Russian Four and-splialf par Cents. at 96* to 96+; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 421; and the Passive Bonds at 61. Of the 190,00 W. in specie brought in by the Asia, from New York, 75,3001. wu destined for Havre. The remaining portion, consisting of gold dust, American eagles, and Mexicandollare,was in hand yes terday, and the gold was all bought for the Continent. In consequence of this supply, and of the arrival of 92,000 ounces, or 368,0001., per the Champion of the Seas, from Melbourne, no gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday. The remittance per the Champion of the Seas will be in hand to-day or on Thursday ; but, owing to the activity of the continental demand, three-fourths of it have already been mold for exporta tion. The residue is expected to be also immediately sent away. The Australian advice" mention that up to the 12th July 120,000 ounces of gold, worth 480,0001., had already been engaged for shipment by the mail ship James Baines, which was to leave Melbourne for Liverpool on the 6th of August. Assuming that she sailed on the day fixed, this vessel has already been 69 days at Bea. The shipments of gold by the Lightning, Which was to leave with the mails on the 25th of August, were expected to be likewise very large Star of Peace has arrived from Sydney, bat has only 212 ounces of gold oa freight. Her dates have been anticipated. Shipments of silver to the extent of 370,00 W. are already engaged to be made to India by the steamer which will leave Southampton on the 20th inst. In some quarters an impression prevails that the addi tion to be made to this sum will not be heavy. This steamer carries out no direct mail for China. The New York advice. notice that at the departure of the Asia there well a somewhat increased supply of bills on England. 1 The prospectus is issued of the Geelong and Bsl litrat Railway Company, with a apical of one million sterling in 201. shares, on which the deposit is fixed at 10e. per shah. This is described as an independent company, formed with a view to extend the railway communication, now nearly completed between Melbourne and Geelong, to the gold district of Ballarat. It is also described as the first section of a direct line of railway from Geelong to Adelaide. The deposit of 10e. per share is to be applied to the oat of surveying and other preliminary expenses; no all is to be made until the report has been submitted and approved of at a general meeting of shareholders; and, should the directors' report be considered uteatisfactory by the holders of three-fifths of the shares then present or represented, the beano* of deposits is to be divided rateably, and the undertaking abandoned. In any case no call is to be made until a guarantee of in terest is obtained from the colonial government. It is contended that the route proposed presents great facilities for railwsy works. The fifth half-yearly dividend at the rate of 8 per ant. per annum is tabs payable on the shares of the London Printing and Publishing Company (limited) on the ltith inst. _ _ _ _ -- ---- An extraordinary general meeting of the British Colonial Bank and Loan Company is called for the 122nd inst., to confirm the resolution raged at the meeting on the 4th of March last. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, einlii, and other misoellaneous shame, as given in the ' last Stock Exchanp List ; Insurance Shane :—Argin Life, 23; Albion, 90; Atlas, 17 ; Alliance, British and Foreign, 18 ; do, Marine, 411; British Contmerelal, Of ; County, 104 ea bona; Church of England, 36; City of 'Leaden, 21; Equity and Law, 6 ; Europese Life, 18 ; Reshot+ and Scottish Lew Llfe, 41, I Eagle, 7; ; Glob*, 1021, 103; General, 61; Guardian, 66 'lWe:salty lisriae,92 ; Imperial Fire, 350; ditto Life, 1 Legal and General Life, 61 ; Loados and Provisoes' Law, Lendee, 291 ; Lew Lib, 61*; ditto Fin, 3; ; Marine, 82; Medical, Invalid sad General Life, 3} ; Monarch, U.; Provident Life AA ; Palladium Life, 8j; Pbresiz, 180 i Paiillie 60; 111 Ezeltangs, 27(4,276 ; Rook Life, BeaPlitt, 348; email Life, 40; United Kingdom, ; 17ntoo, 316 ; Victoria Life, fif. Cartel Shares : Ashton and Oldham, 146 ; Birmingham, 901 en div.'; Derby, 84 ; Grand Junction, 43; do. Guar. Sin per Coat, 11l ; Kennet and Avila, 6* ; Leeds and Liverpool, 4831; Leessesroage,66o ; Leicester, 49i; Masclevestd, 61 ; Oxford, 103; Bedford and Worcester, 440 ; Btourbridge, 290; Peak Posses, 78; Regent's, 16f, 16; Rockdale, 78; Warwick and Birming ham 26; Werwlek and Raptors, 8; Worcester and Birmingham , 20. TII3IIDAY The funds showed considerable steadiness at the opening of business this morning, owing partly to the announcement of a largo arrival of gold from Aus tralia and partly to the oommencement of the dini• dend ppmants:which usually induoes an increased demand for stook on the part of the public. It transpired soon afterwards, however, that the directors of the Bank of England have curtailed their advances upon government stock to 7 days, instead of the ordinary period of 14. This circumstance, being regarded as indicative of a decided strain upon the Bank's resource', at ones caused a fall, and the market closed with a flat appearance at a reduction of per mint. from the final quotations of yesterday. It is also confirmed that the Bank, with a view to with draw notes from circulation and to strengthen its position, has itself been borrowing money upon stock In the market. Under these circumstances much uncertainty is felt as regards the renewal of loans, considering the generally; unsettled state of the money market. Whilst bankers continue to contract their advances upon Stock Exchange securities, and thus force these securities upon the market, the steady investments of the public, although they lay the basis of future im provement, fail to arrest the fall in prices. The more prudent speculators are evidently acting upon a belief that it is dangerous at present to hold stock by means of borrowed money. In the Stock Exchange terlay mosey did not com mand more than S per cent. upon government IWO rides ; but this merely represents the rate current for loans from day to day. In the discount market full rates continue to be exacted. Owing to the magnitude of the advances recently obtained from the Bank by the public, of which a large amount quickly falls repayable, it is apprehended that the relief afforded by th e dividend payments will be merely is The continental stock markets are dull. At Amsterdam yesterday flatness prevailed, especially as regards Austrian stock, which fell nearly j per cent. _ _ _ _ _ _ Console opened this mcrnisg at 92 to; for the 6th of November, and had declined at the close to 911 to 1 . For money the latest quotation was 911. The official busisess report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, foe money, 911, 911, 911 ditto, for account, 6th Nov., 92, 92/, 91i, 92, 911. Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, ex div. New Three per Cents., 911, 1, 1 ex die. Long Anne., expiring in Jae., 1860, 2 1318, 21. Thirty Years Anne., 1860, S 1-143, 3j. Thirty Years Anus., April, 1886, 18 1.18, 18/. Three and-a-Ralf pee Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable is 1868, 981. 931; ditto, 1859, 8 8 1- I , j. The Five per Csat. Annuities are also marked 114. Exchequer Bills remain doll, at 4e. to Bs. prem. Exchequer Bonds closed at 981 to 1. India Bonds were dealt in at Os. to 11e. prem. JOINS STOCK Avontub ........—.... I Di t4= 1 . 1 ....-- l ;.". " .4- 78. di MO : kiE ":su fts4lL t au ri -a —Th ". : ...moo NN eta/h .............._ 7 . =1 SIAM SO BagAssalle s = UAW 1111 Gralloit WWI tomattoLludiag. SI AIN It ES DIM lkiv ............ AS GM= MNlaakSts. P. 'MU K Itanksaall Slat eat .— . ... Puls Glass 11Walmisslia 10,011 11S.Prov.a1Maglaad.. SIAS SI Stalisal Usk ...... Ikea II Nat Ilsalli Wais . s I WKS It OsintlaskON — pliita: 1 i .100 tot Provlaial at Irdszsl.- 4.1101 10 De. New ......... 1 U n& Dalmilli . 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BANKIL .1 1 101 104 1141 Se i die le 64 624 llens :la 69 Te 1 re i 111 I+e 1 ell dis I spa K 41 1 Ai 17 31 it U 64 66 I 6 The most remarkable feature of Stack Exchange business to day was a further extraordinary fall in Turkish Six per Cents. The prior, which was lest quoted yesterday 914 to # ex div., ranged during the earlier part of the day between 91 and 914, and had fallen at the close to 884 to 89 ex dia. The redaction below the worst point of yesterday is thus about 3 percent. It is rumoured that a portion of the sales are for 'must of parties who have hitherto held this stock upon borrowed money. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. also fell nearly 1 per cent., leaving off at 984 to 99. As regards other foreign securities it is noticed that sales are effccted with more difficulty than of late. On 'Change, this afternoon, the tendency of the rates was more favourable as regards bills on Holland and Frankfort, and short paper on Paris. Drafts on Hamburg were in demand at about last Friday's terms. As regards Portugal, a decline is shown. The current quotations are subjoined, viz. : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.14 to 19; ditto, short, 11.164 to 181; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.184 to 19 ; Antwerp sad Entente, 3 months, 26.371 to 421 ; Romberg, 3 months, 13.84 tot ; Paris, 8 months, 26121 to 71; ditto, short, 26.26 to ; Nareeillee, 3 months, 26.76 m 80; Frankfort on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1194 to I; Petere burg, 3 months, 371 to 4; Vienna, 3 months, 10.42 to 46; Trieete, 3 month, 10.44 to 48; Naples, 3 month', 43 4 to 9.. Genoa, 3 months, 25.774 to 821 ; Leghorn, 3 months. 29."t0 71 ; Oporto, 3 months, 624 to 4 ; Limbos, 3 month., 611 to 62. Ottoman Bank and Bank of Egypt shares closed to-day at 34 to 3 dis., being slightly lower ; Na tional Discount at 4 to 4 prem. ; London Discount at 4 to 4 dis. ; and General Bank of Switzerland at 11 to 1 die. The old bank stocks were generally fiat, buyers holding aloof. Bank of Australasia and Oriental Bank shares participated in the downward tendency. Land and steam shares were dull. London General Omnibus shares have receded to 10s. discount. London Dock stock is marked 1024 and 103; and New South Wales Government Five per Cents., 1014. The nominal closing quotations for the newly pro j_eoted railways are subjoined , viz.: Eastern Bengal Railway, 3-16 to 5.16 prem.; Ceylon Railway, 1. to 14 prem.•, Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to 1.16 prem.; Riga and Dunaburg Railway, to 1 prem.; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A shares, par to 1 prem. ; ditto, B shares, 1 to 04 dia.; Metropolitan Railway Guaranteed shares, I to 1 die. ; Copiapo Railway, 4 dis. to prem.; Italian Junction Railways, 2to 14 die.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 4 to 1 prem. The nominal quotations for some other new pro ; !pees are as follow :—European and Indian Junction Telegraph Company, dia. to par; Bernard's Patent Machine Boot and Shoe Company, 1 die. to par ; West Ham Distillery Company, 1 dia. to 1 prem. PROPOSED NEW COINAGE IN AUSTRIA. VIENNA, OCTOBER 9. There is good reason to believe that the German Numismatic Congress bas arrived at a result which cannot be other than satisfactory to the whole of Germany. I be lieve I am correct in stating that Austria has determined to abandon her present mcnetary system, and introduce the decimal system, taking for the unit of value the florin (21 to the fine mark of silver), and undertakiog to coin a sufficient amount of pieces of two, one, and one quarter florins, In silver, together with copper coins of five and ten•hundredths of a florin. In addition to this, Auetria intends also to ooln a large quantity of the North German one-dollar pieces, which will pus current in the whole of the Austrian do minions for a florin and a half; and a new gold coin, now agreed to by the Congress, to pass current in all the states of Germany. This new coin will contain the one fiftieth I part of a pound of pure gold, and it is proposed to call it a German eagle. The North German double-dollar win pass in Austria fuss three florins. MINK -THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The home mining stook market remains inactive, and the tendency of price. in numerous cases is downwards. In the Stock Exchange to-day Sort ridge Consols shares are offieialy marked 31. The General Mining Company's shares have been dealt in at 13, and National Erselian at 3. . Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange : Alfred Console, 16, }; Carnwortb, 4; Hinastoa Down, ; Lady Bettis., 18; Sortridaa Consols, h,a; Wing gdward, 2j, 3 ; Margery, 36k, 36g. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. -THIS DAY. The wheat trade wee firm this morning at Blonder's rots'. The transactions, however, are not extensive. Flow sold at foresee prime. Choice barley fully maintains its value, bat seconduy and inferior qualities wire Gisler to perdue'. Oats, beans, and peed underwent so change. ARIUVAII DM LONDON 1 , 110113 OCT. 13 TO OCT. 15. Failleb& amok. Driab. Foram Wheat 1370 •••-• 9120 farivy 1130 120 3750 I 13630 .. . 690 2;10 - 9;, barnii7 MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. finonk.—This article is very firm, at the advance of Is. quoted yesterday, and the public sales of foreign ars going off steadily. C —Yesterday's priors are *splinted, but there is a want of Waimea, in the market. enema—Thelarge public males are progressing mahout showing say material alteration, bat pepper is a shade lower. Rtcs.—The demand is limited to-day, but qaotatbas aro cot altered. Corrox.-300 bales told at full pricer. Rom has been in fair demand at about previous rates. Demerara proof, 2e. 61. to 7d.; common Lmwards, 3d. In other snide. no material alteration. TALLOW MARK/LT.-TM DAT. Tim market is quiet to-day, with but little doleg. Pness are quoted so follows :—Town tallow 62.. 6d., nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on ths spot, 635.; list three stontbi,s24.6d. BOROUGH HOP _MARKET.-THIS DAL Megan. Pattauden and Smith report that at Weybill Fair, yesterday, about 2.378 pockets of Farnham hope were Pitched, and about half sold up to ►ast evening at from 840. to 955. per ewe., and of country', including Kest and Sumas, about 3,600 pockets, very row of which were sold; the prima asked for the country, was from 70s. to 84s. The London merelmits did a fair business in Kest and Simms, by templet. The market here Is active for flue Kent and Oases: hope, at fully late pricer—Daty 250,0001. COAL MARKET-THIS DAY. TentleliHoor ; 16e. 6d. ; Netherton West Hartley. 18..; Wells End Riddell, 17.. 9d. ; Wall. End Goefortb. 17.. 9d.; Walla End &nail Hatton, 20..; Wail. Bad Rush's Hatton, 19i. 6d.—18 ships at market. TEL NEW METAL Ft will be inte- ..--- reethig to both commeniel and scientific men to leers that, In June last, Menu. E. Held and Rehr, a Dank= hoed is this city, sent oat their brig Sonderiyiland, Captain Brinks dorf, to Arkauk Fiord, is latitude 61 deg. 20 min. on the west oust of Greenland, for the purpose of bringing back mineral,, and especially cryolite, for the obtaining of which peculiar privileges had at different times been granted by the King of Denmark to individual and arlocisted minen; and that Mame. Bald and Co. have received intelligence from Messrs. C.F. Fistgen and Co., to whom the brit was consigned at Copenhagen, of her safe arrival in that city on the 21st of September, after a dyer= steely 12 days (the shortest on mord), with a fall load of cryolite. This is the first cargo of cryoltte =mired from Greenland, which is the only country where, es yet, it has been found. It is a mineral composed, we believe, of sodium, aluminium, end fiaorine; bat the molts of analyses are given in " Mob's System of Mineralogy." M. de Lille, of Paris, has disco verni a preens by which aluminium may be obtained from eryolite, eo as to afford it at as low a price per oucce silver ; and, since en dace of the former boa four tunes the volume of en ounce of the latter, it will of course give u articles of plate of the same sine so much cheaper, that is, at ou-loalth the price. Besides this metal and crystals of soda, a clay is obtainable which will be valuable to calico printer. es e substitete for a compound of alum and anger of Med.—ilanchester Guardian. MORE CLERICAL WARIPARE.—The Chaplain-N. anal of her Majesty's forces has given several of the Cri mean depletes appointments la various districts without the consent of the rectors and vicars, a eireamitante which b., draws forth the following notice :—" Those incumbents in B n e nc d an d Inland whom rights have been invaded by the Rev. Mr. Oloig, of the War-office, by placing chaplains la their parishes, are requested ;to take notice that some clergymen similarly situated, having laid a ease before stai ner= counsel, and having agreed to present a petition to ti par d i their ent just w°%l and legal l le ic p 4 l l :ri efr vil e rg. e fit n . G in eo t r h g e e ‘ F ia itt i ro " ; Kelly, hi A., laserabeat of St. John's, Pembroke Dnk, Secretary to the Cossittte." I 1