The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-28 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1863. .....he oat the deposAions on an indictment for horse ' COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. SMARR LIBTB.-(THIS DAY.) , NISCILLIANNOVI. MONEY MAR ..,..t.m; against the accused, when an application was -, e ,.-. to. 15d f gWirterea (Pdl 01 oriels 1 kW. ...... . made by a solicitor for a remand, on the ground that.as tuiv had not been allowed for the attendance of witnesses. MA RE-LANE-Mile DAY.) Two o'CL°C/ ' g.,rei° 1 I a=e s tl e rsitedii at 211 21 - i':, , ,mer was therefore remanded, and subsequently Mr. A very moderate supply of English wheat was ma o ff er The railway market is dull to-day, with little moos ts !Australian Agrleal..... 19 10 It - The stock markets G rea t mess IS Illedin Watery_ . ~ r ks. . all 114. et - Scarce] 1k...n 1 was engaged to defend him, which he did by con- .i n t,„,,,in,.. market ; bee ie . general (minty wee ann. For business . London and North Western, 90.000 I illeashay Oae, liniese. I 2 4116 per - are steady. 3 feedbag that the soot where the horse had been 1 both red and white samples there was a steady, hat by no Western, and Midland stocks have receded 4 eons se lade A. m . / . l aua d ~ e a gg go - place in the quotat p:siced by the owner was insufficiently "cut'' , I 1110602 active demand, and last week's prices were well Fop- per cent. South Eastern, on the other hand, 04.100 ta. ,B-0.. 41.1-h the. T og .. 100 a 110 - - rifles. The English :w1 that it hid strayed to where prisoner found it, i Lancashire and Yorkshire, 2°'") it I Brituh ir m - he was assuredly the worse for ref reahment, and that he ! . effected . w hile ' ported. At the class of business a good clearance had boss h as i mprove d i . vale .34.0ausde lend all 87 50 wheat wee is ertennre. selected Caledonian, and South Eastern ,are steady. 40,000 le tanadaegeneyAlso,X, ) fa -.- -. foreign stocks, are all foolishly got oa the animal's back, forgetful of the raison- I The show of fore' - auction bleb to be placed on ouch an set. London and North Western stock is now quoted woe a :Ceylon Company - improvsment in Bout] Frederick tole, also a clerk, now swore that he was ! luslities were in m od era t e request. at full currencies ; bet MOW 11$ Oop.M.rag., Pref.? p.a all 16 J thi ~ i all other kinds moved off slowly, at late rates. 1014 to 102, ex div. ; Great Western, 64 to 6 7 l otiuse st ferrite' Pauses • 'resat when Thompson, who was a stranger to him until Meanies!' of English barley being on the increase, the Midland, 1271 to 128, ex div. ; Lancashire audYork- iss.ers IL I Do. riefersase dee 116 US :Jim Ent saw the horse in the road, and mounted it ; that _ e fell o ff , but again got on, and that the animal ran o ff , barley trade was heavy, sod the currencies gave way le. per quarter. In foreign barley the transactions were corn- 10 &sun... irroas es , . •• 6 i .. 5 i P 66 shire, 1124 to 113,ex div . , Great Eastern, 50 1 to 514, li n,„ , „ e a l ea am 6 0. et. PIRA Deb : He 1 1 11 . „_1 11 1 lamed at a noise made 17 soon passer by. i watively trilling, at fully this &ohne. div, Caled ' .. 4 div. $ o th "."--- mex iv. ; onian, 120 to ,ex ; n ~„ .9 g ypet aa c om aora,(l,, 2 17 2p aa 3 - = Trading iinn character. th e shares Company.of At Paris this morni Eastern, 96 to 4, ex div. ,• Great Northern , 125 rm.! , ...• tr.. T...... i . •• • • 140 121 156 ... Witnese, in answer to the magistrates questioo, said he i Malt was in fair avesge supply, and sluggish request. b..lieved it to have been a drunken frolic et the prisoner. I Nevertheless, the quotations were supported. to 126, ex div.; and London and South Western, l " 000 m i Ira..orearteCA.t.oril.e I L all v ri ll 4 pn , = telegram, the Three p Mr. Arthur Henry Harrison a nd hie b ro th er , Edward , Th e supply of oats was tolerably large. No change took 1014 to 102. ....,66 , L 6 Ities. 016622 124214.4, l6 22 20 -67 fr. 600 . , being the a William Harrison, swore that prisoner bad been in their 1 place i n in .,,,, ; IMO.ON 1 inert ship (Limnos, - service as a traveller for their house of business', in Gresham- but the demand was much restricted . Beaus moved off slowly at about stationary prime Canadian railway securities are rather dull. ~,,,•,v , „ , . en.m...t. be all Bombay and Baroda stock is firm. Dutch Rhenish 2 go , g odaca , Bay 10 i t : 102 I Consols are now qui 934 to 4 for the ROOM' ..treet, City, and that he was always considered • respect. Peas were held at full currencies. The sale for able young man by the m . however, was f..r from active. them , and Sun Paulo shares exhibit an unfavourable 160.000 m Istenist.rinsa.somi) a - 6. 00 a %Mies Irrieuttoia nasal • I a, as -. nee report is an follow The constable intimated that the prisoner was a relation The dour trade was somewhat heavy at the late decline is tendency. moon we I Do. sonde of theirs, he had been so informed. value. ONDINAZY SHAMS AID STOOLL 40,000 26 ' le a hn Rock 151sednusta I 12 sip. 74 4 for money, 93 49 9 i Messrs. Harrieon denied there existing any relationship The arrivals of floating cargoes off omit have amounted 21,000 25 dontliicanTrading 1 - - - Three per Ceuta. Re Mir 1 0 41 •8 is, s s 'Loa. in sect I • all it 1 - between them, but admitted that he did sot go by that t o 17- v i x ,, 28 cargoes of wheat, 19 maize, 2 barley, 1 rye, 3 49 . I Pd 1 /61/.04T9. I Claallal e i g ue = e4 I tot p.m l ova to ow e. m am ma' " Lam s `", a, m 4 n e pa .. Cents., 914, 92 ; Indh name in their arns. voilma, 1 beans, 2 cottonseed, ead 1 linseed. The demand ten „ n -. racially Mr. Leigh direseied the discharge of the prisoner, foe wheat has been very inactive. and prices have given re a ''' .8. 11 . 4 " L.. ""‘"'• ..! St ... who thus unexpectedly escaped the serious position con- way td. to la per quarter. Giiirka Taganrog We realised IS an Sosma.eiseirAille.E. ag - el ad - ad 11.000 le Welllbse. Iv. Tel. fuss `, all 2' o . l j :eoo g' M t 1 21.6dru ". " trtiga. tWaai rtyl . tt . ali t a 1 ,.... gi - Id 4 ; ditto Four per e 4 - per Cent. " enfaiied sequent upon • " lath.* 33e. to 365. ; polish Odessa, 37e. ; Milwankie, 41s. - Ins *idol and ffiretsr .... W 57 - 18.600 10 I NatalLend&Cen.oo.(l2 1 Ir 4°' - and Amber lowa, Me. per quarter. Maine h as 19 . nu a t ai d aa , „ ggs 121 a d - ad st,ooo la National Disemust 00.. a pes ..... Exchequer Bills, Is. ii - - - - - sem se Nrybatirlallesalsoi(L) I I 6.6 - fakes 3d. to esd. per quarter, with a dull inquiry. , e l° l e t Ontk son Oentilii":7.- ...• Little change has 4 0 5 0 W I Do. New THANKSGIVING FOR THE HARVEST. Galata be* sold at Vs. to 27 6 . 3d. ; °deem to an tartiw d •waiii ...74 s -. 19,000 116 N.Asalaaii Taa4L2LIN I - ••• - Greek Bonds have i --..-- 26a. 6d. ; Bulgarian, 25e. 9d. ; Wallachia , 28s. 7td. ;la n u De. g 1,,,... in Dan s . B. ~., ~„. - mixes. 11. Brit. Austratimara an a I - The following circular has been issued by the Pomona, Va. Sd. to 255. 9d. • and ealonica, 23e. 6d. per to a Dahlia asida, Tea a a - 16166. 1 . oetental plus - all the other lei Bishop of Loodoa : quarter. There has best searOely any demand fur barley; te all Dund,rarth. dAbd.Js. 162 174 - 60,000 1 Do. New_ .... , I , # 904 -. th e sa m e as on I .. Niue, B a n gor , Sept 26. but Odessa may be quoted at 25e. to 25a. 3d. ; Taganrog. t . lidlulettifttemlltberue 91 101 u re a -ad I t° o : o °,7 : , I Q , 01v ...° 469 . 111 . 43 "ril'I'd) • In y 4 111 4 "Rev. and dear Brother,-There seems now to b e no d ou bt 25e. 34. to 6d. ; Danubian , Ma. to 25e. 3d. ; and „,.. „„ "Wm dll. widen, llo 11 2 i eta - of the present i -60,94 e 91. reel Inver land& Ilta. kee 01 W that throughout throughout the country we have been blamed with an EgYptian, 24e. to 24e. 3d. per grmier. BOW e have been i j a. r o i ' pa. A ma ,. .2. - Tarkish*Donds of 14 -• 19,600 se Pada. sad Odes. Wean. an sO 82 abundant harvest. It is oatural and •ht that we should vary dull, at 29 6 . &L for Egyptian. Om cargo of se. lee Do. red Anglian WI. 171 2 7 woo Se Dan New return thanks to God for this Hie rye has realised 29a Danubian milletaeed may be is. ito m ie ggi oet h e a nnot t eno - - - 17,000 10 QuebradaLd.l4l.lllLCLJ' I° 2 11l !0 0m -- 7O to i ; di**, 29 11 1 requested all the clergy of such a diocese se London quoted at 225. to 22e. 6d. ; and Syrian Dori, llt. Ile 'treat Northers .... . lin 126 126 11;:r0 4 19C a rew, bail . -- al a : a ; -* lida, 54 to }; ( to set apart one specified day for a thankagiving service, 1 2 46 . to 245. 6d. per 440 lbs. Calcutta linseed, ak la 00A 2 Area no Oft. an. 127 315 - .... might be interfering with important parochial arrange- OO Praia has sold at 624. to WA ; and Azed. 601 . to Ole- i rg; 1 2 V l ' Itle di °,, e ; t AlT B l l l 21:40 150 - 4... . Itio se Jae. Olt, I=4lo ell W W - 464 to I ; and Sp - was a I De. do' 4 1 4 .9 1 . 1 Transactions are rei meats already made and announced. I prefer, therefore, per quarter. Linseed ie warehouse is offering sa follows :- o k an ay , wasaai . net On 177 62 love JO Soya Kea Slaps to request you to communicate with the clergy of year &Wiley at 695. to 618. 6d. ; Calcutta, f 2 .. to 430. ; St a lie ri. a ge asa y a ke lia a t t - - -• 100.090 It. Ark , Inverks lOO as 1411 185% 1858, 1860, 9 deanery. and to set before them bow desirable I think it Gleam red Azad, 61s. 6d. to 625. ; Egyptian, 606. to 625. ; St. Do. lieuth Wigs 70 71 - 10.000 00 ill. African Irrlga.lay.(L 4 2 pa -. that, if they have not already done so, they should , who One Bt. Pstoothers, 655. ; Archaagel, 53 0 . to 60 6 . ; and Riga, a lee us. sr. too . _ O des .' 43 44 - lAfre us South Australia& Lana an SI 10 •" 37), 4, 1; ditto the present season of comparative vacation is ended, and 455. to 606. per quarter, delivered. Rapeseed is steady in til• lat Do. Do. Seep? 37 40 - .: 1 llabaladaa Tal. U V: all L I - 724 ; Mexican, 4 their chief parishioners have returned to their boom, es& price, but the demand is by so means active. Gmerat is "4 He Inoneenirna po• Do. y li s = 1 • 06 . .. • 107 - ia,....0 I:. IT. &U. Of AnoWL.) Lis, us 1124 It 114 90.001 110 TrantAla.ea.U.Osned 1 24 en - count, 464, 4 ; of them select for themselves some coavealeat &maw or quoted et flta 1 Fercutevoro, Me. to 57 u; Calcutta, 336 for is„ us g am i c . sa g gi t ip t ia 71 74, 73 v• 000 s I r• , . niewteee 1. ..'. 1 1 pm Mr = 10k , Peruvian ( other day on which their people's hearts may be stared to quarter. Wild Aloft may be had at 35a., delivered. A sego gt, us .u s 114 - to. a Tan Diemen's land .We It • 1862 , thoughts hunt our depesdems upoa God Wall daily blowlamp, of Egyptian cottonseed has found buyers at 71. 10s. per toe. It. JO 41 43 - DOORS mite pentads for His goodness. The very fact that, from Cakes, both English and foreign, rule about statioaary. 11. Wades • North ern 1• 4 3 1•4 1014 I the peculiarity of our diocese, so few comparatively of ear New York. in barrels, 101. 15e. to 101. 10s.; ditto in begs, IL LevidondllouthWider 100 isl Xi 2 Ne. I 26. I Ducar . l IN I a- Wm. i Ea'. c Russian, 1862, 934 people have the sight. of the harvest with ate *oxidise W. 10 6 . to W. 16s. : Wester', W. W. tid•to 94. 7s. 6d.../ War- m u * l au le 11 ".. 114 . 8216111°.. aixe,ligi SL lost and West India al 145 ISIS - ditto Passive, 334, Mumps and Ondesia. - - -. ALM" el tootles lllO In a ei broaght before their eyes, may make such sa observance ssilles, 46 74 1 . Od. to W. 1011.; and eottowood elks% doe" St. 100 metrepoileui lit 125 MD 1 100 44 011 ...• 364 ; ditto Certificati the more desirable for us. made, 54 fia. per too. ~„,, lo 6 Do. New -•••••••• •11 le lin 11 i L 039.0 W. IL Zatbortne WO. It Sentliamplise OO - - -. " The ordinary service of our church, with the holy n o m - AIIIVAL OF SEEM-Emilia% : Tares, 467 i linseed, lOU ; it. the eglan a d ..............„, 137 ma - Wet IA Vienna lOO 06 ICO - ditto, 1858, 704, 70 ; mualoo and suitable hymns sad sermon, will afford us sof. rspesesek 57 • 40d sundry , 529 qte• FOrola , Idiom& ti t° a l l Da. New i if po, la P m 4.000 10 Do. New - Guaranteed, 1014, ex &Hoot opportunity for the expression of the feelings suitable 14.831 ; rapeseed, 6,960; sad sundry, 340 qrs. Its lee Do. Wenn Derby.. SI 16 - to such a day. R1P0173.-Barley, 25 ; /entils, L 3 ; linseed, 250; oilseed, : 4. 1 tild• di. W. - ' l 'o - •"' -•-. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. 1862, 61 4 . '• As it is not improbable that at this seams of the year 948 ; mains, 10 qua ; flour, 712 mtg. an Do i nuns 16 ail ttid tem .w .. Anksers and %anemias, N. The Confederate Li service of our church, with the holy coin magma and suitable hymns and sermon, will afford on sof. Onset opportunity for the expression of the holiep suitable to such a day. " As it is not improbable that at this seams of the year ems of those to whom this circular is addressed nay, like my sell, be aliseas from their homes, I shall eudeavour to bee it published in the newepspers„ in order so avoid say u d msecessary delay in making my wishes knows' to the efy. " Believe MO to be, rev. and dear brother yours very faithfully, " A. C. Loinnon." THE TEADES UNIONS AND THE AMEISICAN uormurmemr. Per Qr. OAa I. s. Scotch, food kra,A 44. 11 to St C 1311111112 NUM ltrauta. Pu Qr. I. UNIX. East. red /Mu. 12U 10 to 42 1 „ Ditto, sew ace 46 DlttoorWtoi2 44 to 44 DIU% IWO - tO 44 'tack Norfolk sal Uumht I __ Ma i 36 b U ao t• „ Ditto, I Masson Tisk 3O So SS Elsztew U 44 Piss l a 100 100 13 Do. New Do. &maDIA,— Ot. Wo. the) Do Num :4 Limo NW Neat (Cow Uwe) cwila BIWA DO./41a,rart4:671;4. fail; De. 1•048 . Ds. Ye* L asia Iferliciesio — s7.: Dn. Km Wrath Staffnidelds•— Xielbill.WelignOunc r 6 4 6 4 II %7 101 104 The following letter has been received by Mr. Bright, if.P. : of the United Stet., Louder. " Sir,—l have tet t ro a ur to inform you that the Presi dent of the United States has received the resolutistes of the Trades Cutouts* adopted at their meetiog held at St. Jamide.hall, haulms, on the 26th of March last, and heretofore treasanitted to him through the medium of this legation. lam directed to request you to may to them our his behalf that he is profoundly impressed by the liberal weitisesote which they have expressed in reipsrd to the United States, as well as by their good wishes for the mato moos of their internal peace . upon the only are foendatios of national integrity sod moon. The President moreover appreciates the earnest denim which pervades the &Meese of the Tads treimiebt for the powers:olos of mew end ler. nosy and mutual Wartime between Great Brtuda and the' United States. That desire in viewed by him mild, sutural, wise, and humans, while it is in exact emordanse with the gamest whits of the AMAMI people. The Presideat willingly believes that io them raped. the Trade Ueleedenr bare spoken the voice of the people of Greet Britain, and in the same seem be responds to it on the port of the peopb of the United Mato with equal directness end set hue ear matssees.—l have the honour to be, re your °beard menet, " OM= PAZSCD3 Amaria ' "John Bright, req., M.P." Matting DiutiMing Grinding t4 V St Lao; orfolk. and Suffolk it So MI Kingston and Wore 67 to 66 lion itz Old and new _ as lagUab. teed 173 to SS . 'Ode nto to Per 1 irmr. a. *. Matte sal Koran bast 46 64 14 1114460 ct t listisa• De= 311 to 44 trim bard a So 41 ;7,6 . iii t: ill meiheip, rid .., !re .._ 46 64 a __ iiiiii: strip to 37 Maple ! S i is 40 White IT to 40 MOIL_ tarn issas:per - 730 89 to 43 lisassbell 34 to la = sal 28 to SS =Ala 29 to 31 Pit Qr. Oin. a. a. Dud* sall India IT to n Mein _ to 111 OW* 24 to 17 11 01 61122 - 2/ So S 3 ram. so to _ _ kr sr Max Oosa. moo so le SI 1 Yellow _ __ l6 So IKO halt PV te; pit sock .... IT to 03 8 14 9191 t, „ —to Amnon; por bd... 19 to t 3 Consdloi, .. 19 to 22 970 LONDON. DT T.AND AND UM 19 To UPI'. IS. LK- —woe •11•11 FINNS& S. a mei& M o raliser • _ _ .... F . ...,..:::: 10 eon islovo WO rata. a sgZiii; 8/1 w°ll = W a 1 17 Do do 106 II Do ao 101041.... DOI _Val* Po 8 1 110 0 I De. . va. of TIMM& We, a nano Waterford a Lamm Weal Ormital W.llletlegoelderke BRITISH POI kULWATL I 5am — .98,7473.re.iiii.7.1 " l a r mu o. NMI rissie — Wre j.;71 DARING BURGLARY AT MOSELEY HALL, BIRMINGHAM. OreeettliV 6 2 l . ll. IM Moe T.eDealtillimk.—.• al Denstrars.7p.e.w.pret &Om Plogel . Me Orb Swim irsa.s P. all 10 Do. Q. 15 Ow DM arid EXTENSIVE ROSSZRY OF JEWELLERY. (Frees the Itirneraperun Poet.) The long clerk nights of 'winter are now fast sett/ag la upon es. triaging with them three pests of society, burglars, who while the **drowsy world lies lot in sleep:* sally fonb to plunder the dwelliap et more peaceful ethane. Os IPriday last Let • gasp el these robbers visited Illsokry Ball, eves before the `roily had naked to teak Os goiter to hie bed-chamber, at about Id Alm*, Mr. W. A. Dawes, whose family the ball, and wile has OlillilliVe iree roam at seer Ohillmery, found that the deer lied beers sneered • Female at opse he mama the room, sad to hls seessishamet head that lame end bie dreesingaoses a/jamb's IN lima assfulem A teal hex bed hem throws ewer, drawees 11111111/111•1111 epee., and articles at wearing apparel and papers lay stre w ed shoed the teems. Bs immedediely we ea slam, dee patched his servants for the police, sad begin to make further manitaties of the promisee. A ark bole eon tearing Mi., had been takes hem • Wale at the feed cif the bed. a gemiderskila quality at erezZ za. appariel had bees remeatal hem She drawees la the roam, wed =up reedy to be takes away, while Dawee's 17 OW bed been wrenched open, sad the sedee• mestieeed article stolen from it :—A pair of geld Said tattooists ; a malachite bracelet ; &richly chased gold broach, with him•l• ; • pearl brooch. with predate et peach_ ; a cameo brooch. the wahjest of which was a lielderg scene ; eeamelled brooch, with three figure, painted se ; a resersing bees* with " • fregstmcerot et pearls sad diamonds ; • shawl pin, is the shape of a key ; an old gam lever watch, the mantel of the tam slightly smoked ; • gold chain, a gold poen case, and a gold locket. The sae of the bedroom window, which orteamade • view of the laws towards the Pool, was thrown up sad Mx* the edl lay • dress and as overcoat, which had bees taken from we of the drawers. One Imps page of glass joie sadententh the window fastening was broken, and apnea the wall outside. immediately below the window, stood a builder's ladder, mooed about which could be sees may fostreadia. The ball wee minutely examined in every part, but so intruders were towel, ear ems there say appeeraace bf the burglars baying entered say other rooms than tkee mew booed. The polio* her* arrived, • Meet aim* was made throughout the posted; hut with so ratlefactery result. A supposed burglar, however, was caught by one of the cantabile. The officer. it mum vas loader Toned some of the trees, found a rase. wheat he gripped tkhtly by the throe; and a:claimed. " got ores of On examination, however, the daring burglar turned out Jobe a respectable old villager, who was melding in the search. Facials( it maims to motions la the graced , , the oessre donated theiratteateou to the oracle is which the burglary had bees committed and the way is which the depredators made their escape. The ladder, it appears, was stoles from some see buildings is course of erection Is the Moseley-rosd, about a quarter at a mile from the Hall. It is not exactly brown bow the thieves reached the lawn, bat it is believed, from footprints sod other appearances about the grimed, that they left the promisee with their booty is • were great bony, and scaled a wall iota Edettestorplase. They were evidently disturbed while committing the rubbery, from the fact that they left so mach property, which they bad already packed for removal, behiad, and of their bevies placedibe caul-box epiest and otherette assured the had room doer. The burglary also appears to hove bees com mitted by some persoos--abnut three it is supposed —ac quainted with the habits of the family, far M is mid that Mr. Dowee's bedmour had not been left snore than half an hour at a time during the whole of the day. It was a very moonlight sight tea At abort a quarter peat 9 o'clock on the evening the robbery was committed, the bailer. sad shortly before that time com of the wades servasta, were in Er. Dower's dressing.room, which can be entered by • door other thee that leading from the bedroom, rued ob served that some articles of clotbiog were lying about. and that a drawer was open, but thinking that their IMAM had just left the room, their suspicion was not aroused, and they took no further notion. The family were thee, in fact during the whole evening, lo • detest part of the home. The height from the lawn to the window *relish which the burglars got iota the bedroom is about Sweaty feet, bat the ladder used by them did not reach the window, by upwards of a yard. The whole stair has sow hese pat into the hoods of the Eirmiogham detective fares, and this circumstance, together with the fact that Mr. Dares has offered a reward of TV. to any person giving iefortnetion that will UM to the apprehension and conviction of the offenders, render probable the supposition that the herglan will be soon brought to justice. lIVIL VIOL ISIS. MarsMedMs/q....ed0 37.STt S7.S7S 4t7Sl Dothlary Jost week SSE 4614 1,787 Ditto tram let Jim ANS 55.3 0 4 1&406 Anima lad ea& LIM 1.173 1,927 Ditto trim 1441u50 36.0t1 MOM 23.003 TelooY.C.os the spot MY 4Ss St 4IW. SO Ns St DIM Tows ?May Ma SS. Ns N. no. M. Tweak et De. Li pm& .. Do. De. pie. Medi.. Do. Do. u`ihreL @Lek.. Do. do. defined ...led tee the week wane The elk %Piker het yer. &TN este. endeavor,. 1.1411 auks. snivel lag week On asks he Peewsberg. it hat eleateella, tram Bootle hawk% seil Mk [raw oast piaces—Saiskijel calks. 1 Lisd Ta ri:C.:47.1 METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. _ crate DAY.) . _ _ .. . - We liana very large supply of beasts, and unfavourable meatier, cessequeetly trade is dull. Cbniea descriptions are set very plentiful. and prime for them are aboot the same as as Thursday; but there are many inferior qualities left naiad. The number of sheep is rather eanaller, go also is the 40011824. and it is difficult to realise late quotatioos. Trade is dull for calves at Thursday's From tieremey and Holland there are 3.060 besets, ri e lrebee 131 calves, asd 50 pim ; fzeisad, 790 beasts asid 14790 fi'OM the Northers and Midland tionelies. Pie Alm Ed Ski a, d. d. PIN 4444.0 d ilba. a. 4. s. d. Drat 4•444, Nerd& a, 4 II 0 Den Onset Iffidallt 0 0 0 0 Bed 81444.140 ms 4 6 I Ng Leawaysia.... 4 8 0 0 84434•4 opal. boob It I Ds. de. lbws .... 0 0 0 0 Cable 6 8 20.44 essood qui • 4 4 11 Pie SeetlDesaillt-hreds i 5 4 Lamb 114 Smote at listicei 700 Sheep and 91 110: Dabs.. Pfel. 4150. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Petteethe sad Smith report so active derteed fettlng)* of the au Frowth. Wreitl of gent ankl Soon I ashes folly last week. gootatioes, *We Mad sod East Keats osiereesi better poem DL lifll - ---- DU. laser,. Ille, IL B. afladla 0.1 p. el Dw of pre mat Da IV No mr4..sraelik Your y iii.ii - i - w2 ; lii, Do. Ta dreit. ""L Da. de we ol .4 Do. lifth eztosaloa Mon). and goOoor oa = .ligaswfok a elm • And 3 ILL et Orals •g. a gas gm oda* I Do. do Do. do. do Do. Paajoab Jo 0 Do. lid.gt.Ploa.a..ae e JOUR lITOC in sit M W le 1 I po, 110 81 IW 11, I. IN id 46 as la 111 Mill II oil 110;00 14 Ii tell so 111 11 28+ P B, 1 8 pis M M. - t.-1 U 60 IGO 102 N In lONS. 4•16, Wow 1 'Mt 26,080' IA «.I 107 100 i i i t I f I 4 $ 9 COAL MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) Walls End Helen, 191. ; Walla Bed Lam** Walls Zed Haswell, t 94. ; Walls Ern a Braddyh Retie* 184. 6d.; Walls Red Booth Kell* 17s. 941.• With Bad Neagh Hall, 17s. 9d. ; Wall. Rod Kopier 18s.; Walk Red Canoloa, 134.. 3d.; Wall. bid Riddell* M. 3.1.; Walls Zed Heft* Lyons, 17a. 6d. ; Walla End Bramwell gato, 17s. 9d.-44 ships at mast. coo l 'tor. KM 44.40 107 IN 107 100 IN 110 N 3 NO U 1. pm 1. 14 ina 2oi n 73 75 00 IS OS U 61 14 47 60 16 N 44 30 fist 1434 1t yas 10T1It pas LOS 10e 101 10 9; Ws t 7 8.1 Val Si i Hu ler , 011 101 i 104 17 hi xd II I a. SI • • b 111.14 671 Le 140. 100.000 1 , 11,.00 IMMO MAU now i ... T. ... IPSt INI} 2 4 Si 1 081 i —. 10e Si I. '~ i.• 107 -: ICII .-: le l let 104 aLwas. lore id ...:.~ ilinza ... t.rzi I. D ? . . Now 111. LaTinaddla Do. 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INIOOI7II4TION 07 TEN NEW SHWEINTE.—(TEEs DAY.)—This monis' the Lord Mayor, aldermen. and sheriffs, with other nolo efficiala atteniei is the °oddball teethe wpm of accepting the retirement of Mr Alarmism James Lemma sod Mr. Hugh Jones, who have laded as sheriffs of the city of London and county of Middlesex during the past year, lied of formally installing Mr. One sod Mr. Nimes as their eseseseare. Owing to the an. fsvoszable shin of the weather there were soup... Lively few persons present to einem the easiest 011111006). Ace soon as the proceedings had bees formally opened Alderman Lawrence and Mr. lona divested themselves of their chains of nouns, and Messrs. One and Nissen were install with thane insignia of the guievalty. This having been dose they wane swore late nine, and the retiring sheriffs delivered over to them the keys of the primes, whioh daring the next twelve months will be under their control. The list otsdal act which the sew sheriffs will have to wines will be to preside tamer. row moistly at the eles of a lord mayor of Londen is enocession to Alderman William Anderees Rear. whose term of office will expire in November. The lord mayor end oar porstiou will attend fit. Lawrence Jewry Church, at eleven o'clock, where after the ante -cotemaides esewiee a sermon will he premised by the Rev. James Lapin, N.A., tester of St. Michael's, Quirelsithe. Tax Warr Bus:olmm Mrabia.-0a Saturday len, at the West Brosawieh petty esesioos, the unfortunate may Benjamin Holding was brought before the sitting Les, Mr. J. T. Chao" sea. and Mr. S. Hanbary, formally charged with the murde r of his two children, Mary Jane sad Joseph Berdiuma Holding. The primmer was assisted into the dock by two polies miners, sad seemed to require assistance even more than be did at the Inquest on Wednesday. His appearance excited great comminution and pity throughout the wort. He seamed eofferig from the men fearful physteel prorbsties. His step were liMer, as if his limbs were enable to rapport his isms, his bodylbent, his head bowed low epos hi brink and hie face buried in the folds of • cotton handkerchief. He appeared to be suffering extreme mental army, and sobs shook his frame and his heads twitched eorivuiindy, as be endeavoured to hide his fan from the light of day. Mr. Travis (by the direction ef Mr. Hand, dark of the peace for the onion of %afford) applied on behalf at the mows for • remand ustil ffeterday next that they might ohtain the verdict of the jury at the adjourned inquest, be be held before the Comer es Taman next. Mr. H. Jardine of Wen Bresswich, who impaired oe behalf of the wiener, did eat abject, and the primer wee aeoerd. laity remanded snit Mainiday, October S. We mdse. dead from Major MlLeight that the nrefortuoate men Eddie( had bees treated with every possible lindens bv the offisiels, and that he absolutely requires every ationtion. Indeed, from tbe prismier's demeaurer in the dock, frets his utter 'illegalise, and from his fearful physical prostration, there can be little doubt but that Holding was labouriog under marital ablierrnios at the time of the commissloa of his fatal cense, and from events which have transpired shies his spprehensima there me be dill iseidoebt but that his reran is permanently disturbed. The bodies of the two chillies were Interred os Friday aftsrooon, the mother and grind mather of the deemed following them to their last resting *ea Strange to say, the funeral did not seem to attract any very great nineties, as them were, ooinparatively speaking, but few pereon present. DESPERATE ENCOUNTER irrwrsx • STAG AND A GILLIS. —An incident has lately enumed at • tingeing* in the forget of Glenna., which created oiendereble alarm among keepers and gtllies. Mr. Joke Morrison, Glenevoe, an athletic' yea* of 17, had mance to slip a brace of bounds at one of the antlered mooarchs of the mountain seer the summit of Ben-y-Buird. The abase was truly exciting, and prosecuted with sock swiftness end rigour as only stag and hound could do. It extesded over some miles, until on of the bounds compelled the noble animal, for the sake of his iterated Mnich's, to tore and keep him at bay. Assisted by his skill as heats. men In taking a near at to the place which was meat likely to be the field of engagement, the sinsblefooted mountaineer came in sight of the stag and boned stew gling desperately. and oe observing that hie trusty homed was coming off secosd beet in the match, be bounded with renewed alacrity to his rescue. By this time the bound was in a great measure exhausted, in cossequesee of the effusion of blood which followed the unerring blows dealt by the stag with his mitten, and in all probability be would men have become the victim of his exasperated foe. The youth rushed in the face of the infuriated animal, and applied his massive bledgess with might sod main, which in • few rounds was flying from the sabstaritil horse of the stag is splinters is every direction. Being now, by the loss of his bludgeon. be • defenoelees cooditiee, his autagooist sprang spas bim. and with one jerk heaved him over a large sane like a bundle of straw, said be scarce bad got to hie feet when the desperate animal was ramie( with the finishing stroke. It was new do or die. Coovelsively he seised the asinad's horn with his left baud, while with kis right he Armee his shin dhn tote his heart, sod thus terinisalied his career.—Elpin Consent. ur M 24 se .1 mi. IC 113 A firing OP memo Bata A NM. —The Libeller pulican publishes the following dataila relative to the capture of UN Bishop of Aert :—" A detachmeet of Bereaglieri, while searching the hilt. arrived is the valley of Zara% where they toted six brigands gnaniiag three captives. They proved to be the bishop, the vicar. and a man earned nil -0011.. At the appearance of the soldiers the brigands lied, &bandolier their prisoners, who were taken care of by the Wreathed. to whore they related that at the moment of their providential arrival the asaseana threatened to kill Falcone, asd they bad onansanced by breaking his collar-bows with the Duel sad of a meeket. The bishop, who was throws to the pesed, assisted the i.elllllMi to deists law, for he could no 'Niger walk. The wrongs of the primers Estill bees restoted by the presses of the soldierly it was thought advisable to proceed to the nearest bona*. The prelate, however, refaced, for be was not able to walk • step. A soldier then took hint on his ehoukleni. The bishop offered Ma hie pastoral acme, which he had suc ceeded in saving tram the rapacity of the Moods ; but the soldier would sot a ccept it. from this place they were brought to Carnigliati, sod them to Asia, when the bishop sent his Preeirms 3000 lire." At Illinois, in America, there has been a wheat thr shier coolest, lip rival machines, for a prise of 100 dollars. The wane( eiaohise thrashed at the rate of upwards of &we beeleols per musts. imi" MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoci. The stock markets to-day are quiet, and prices are steady. Scarcely any variation has taken place in the quotations for any class of seen rifles. The English funds, home railways, and foreign stocks, are all well supported. There is an improvement in South Eastern Railway stock, and in the shares of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company. The various markets are firm in character. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Relater's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 67fr. 600., being the same as on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 934 to >1 for money, and 933 to 1 for the account (Oct. 8). The official busi ness report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1; ditto, for account, 934; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 92 ; India Fire per Cent. Stock, 1084, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001 ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 1074 ; and Exchequer Bills, Is. die., 2s. prem. Little change hag occurred in foreign stocks. Greek Bonds have improved per cent. Nearly all the other leading stocks are quoted the same as on Saturday afternoon. Some of the present quotations are annexed : Tarkish;Bonds of 1854, 95 to 96 ; ditto, 1858, 70 to 1 ; ditto, 1882, 71 to 4 ; the Congo lidis, 54 to 4 ; Greek, 373 to # ; Mexican, F 46# to 3 ; and Spanish Passive, 364 to I. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazillan, 1852, 1858, 1860, 944 ; Greek, for account, 4, ; ditto Coupons, 171 ; Italian, 724 ; Mexican, 464, I ; ditto for ac count, 461, ; New Granada Deferred, 101 ; Peruvian, 1862, 881 ; Portuguese, 1853, 49/, ; ditto 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 493 ; Russian, 1862, 931, 03 ; Spanish, 55, 543 ; ditto Passive, 314, 36 ; ditto, for account, 384; ditto Certificates, 141 ; Turkish, 1854, 95 ; ditto, 1858, 701, 70 ; ditto, 1862, 711, 691; ditto, Guaranteed, 1014, ex div. ; Venezuela, 26 ; ditto, 1862, 611. The 6nfederste Loan his risen to 28 to 26 dis. International Financial shares are steady at Cif to 51 prem.; General Credit and Finance at 2f to 2# prem. ; and Hudson's Bay at I to # die. Egyptian Trading have advanoed to 21 to 21 prem. The shares of the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria are quoted 1 to If prem. QUADS'S/ ran Two o'CLoca. Within the last half-hour, the markets have shown indications of increased firmness, owing partly to the receipt of steady quotations from the Paris Bourse. Consols are now some what stronger than above quoted, at exactly 93i for the Bth Oct. Turkish Consolidis are quoted 84 to ; Mexican, 4.8} to I ; and Greek, 374 to I. Form o'CLocz. Consols are firmer, at 93j to e for money, and 93e to e for the account. Any tendency to animation is checked by the active demand for money ; this is partly inci dental to the season, but is likewise in no small degree due to the renewal on a large scale of silver shipments to India. The chief weight upon the markets, however, is the vague disquietude which characterises the financial and political accounts from Paris. Were this removed, publics securities here would certainly improve. Even as matters stand, there is no reduction of importance in the pries of any class of securities. Masan. Dent, Palmer, and Co. have announced the half-yearly dividend due the 10th Oct. on the Turkish Luau of 1854. A Lalf-yearly dividend of Ge. per share will be payable on the 'hares in the Greet Luxembourg CcTnipany on the Bth October, and a half-yearly divideud of 12s. 10. on those in the Tourney to Jurbise and Linden to Rama Railway Company on the lit October. The Con ncil of Administration of the General Bank of Switzerland has declared a dividend of 174 francs per share for the working period 1882-83, and the balance of this dividend, being 10 franca , is to be payable on the Ist October. A payment of 163. per share for the six months ending the 30th of June last (being at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum) is to be paid on the original capital (400,0000 of the London and South African Built, on account of the next yearly dividend, uu the Bth October. A oall of 31. is to be paid on the shares in the English and Scottish Marine Insurance Company (Limited) by the 31st of October. The half-yearly interest is advertised on the Debenture Loan of the Trust and Ageocy Com pany of Australasia (Limited). The following is from the report of the Directors of the Indian Carrying Company (Limited), to be submitted at the general meeting on the Bth of October : The remittances of specie to the East are assuming large proportions. The Ellora takes 489,6001. in silver for Bombay, 68,0001. in gold for Alexandria, and 601. in gold for Suez, making an aggregate of 557,6601. 10,0001. more is expected to be despatched by this opportunity to Alexandria. Including the present amount, no less than 1,274,4111. has been shipped for the East during the present month. A considerable sum has also been sent via Marseilles on English scoonnt. The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 7th October is rupees 40,00,000 (fie.) Letters from Alexandria of the 18th inst. affirm that Mr. J. Lewis Farley, one of the managing directors of the Socidtel Finaticihre d'Egypte, bad sent in his resignation in consequence of the re fusal of the Paris board to adopt certain sugges tions made by him. This statement is quite incor rect. We have reason to believe, ou the contrary, that Mr. Farley has not resigned, and that be has no intention of resigning, his post as a managing director of the company. It is rumoured, however, that the Paris directors are desirous of eliminating the English element altogether from the board of management in Eqpt ; but as this would be con trary to the original agreement made with the shareholders, it is probable that a genera mee ti ng of the shareholders will be at once called, in order to take this as well as other important matters into consideration. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of October. Apart from a cell on the new shares of the Paris and Orleans Railway, which are almost exclusively held abroad, the amount is trifling : Amount per !hare. • Dui Already Number Due In Oct. 1988. Date. Paid. Call. of Shama. Amount. Great Luxembourg 5 pas Pref. Leeda. Bradford, and Halifax. Ordinary. _lßsl The directors, in presenting their third report to the shareholders, ate gratified at being able to state that the operations of the past year have. on the whole, bees at tended with a satisfactory molt. Bombay : Owing alto gether to the injudicious proesediop of tho late manager at Bombay, a loss has been sustained on the working in this presidency ; but from the reports and statistics bearing upon the business of the company which lave bees to mired during the year, the directors have more than ever reason to believe that, under the change made is the local management, a profitable course of business will be opened. Madre. : Mr. Bates, the Madras manager, whoseeperations bays theme great ability, and bare been attended with signal recce's. has bees directed to visit Bombay for the purpose of sasistieg by his advice In the re-organisation of the com pany's besieges there, and the valuable experieum be has already will prove of mute service. The Lusioess is this preiy has shown a steady improvement from the commencement The reports from the manager are favour able, and show a eonmetioo on hie part of the =Wailed me medial program of the company. The operations hitherto undertaken have in all respects proved prosperous. Bengal : The reports received from the manager at Calcutta continue most encouraging as to the prospects of the company. The result of the few months' operation', although the accounts do net show a profit, is satisfactory. The apparent lose is is some measure °win to the fret that the ordain ender which the liminess of the company is conducted was not. completed laid the tad of the first week it February. while the mamma of the establishment are charged against revenue fer thematic, half-year. As soon as the system was brought lab epsestion the receipts rose from M. is the meth of Janeary to 1,4311. in the =oath al February. The espies, which has hese incurred in the hire of earns is now being diminished by the substitutioe of the company's own vehiclaa The Bengal government being about to die t:actin's their bulimic Maim have notified their readies= to eater into onetresta for the work hithato dews by these, and a tender on the part of this company has scoordingly • bees sent in. The limit flied Per the reception of • tinders is the sad of the prevent math. It is wail andendeed that the goveremest will, oa favourable terms, make twee to the parties onotnnetiag the pilot mow easy ice sanyiag ea the week. fa the event, tvfore, et a lamer poetise of the enpital Using required for thus en. Medusa the epessikes et the ampule it will be with the iterteiety d peellable irspieymeet. The directors lame satisfaction is whisks( thet, thavesh the steady poem rases ell their mumps, is bagel, the company an is a politics be take advantage of every opportunity which may offer d eihraV its iateresta The review, assownt shows a televise et to f 2,0081. 10s. 6.1., of whisk the tirade,' reoesemeed 7601. should be appropriated to the pay onset of a dividend for the half -year ending 30th Jess kid, at the nate et 6 per ant. per sisame. The arrangements for the accommodation of gets travelling to and from India having passengers criticised, and any occuional short comings on the part of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company unreservedly exposed, it seems only fair to give publicity to the following letter, addressed by homeward bound passengers to the commander of this company's steamer Nemesis, and expressive of entire approbation of the arrange ments on board : NerthL prrii n tottc Per .. 1 80 20 0 0 not known. P:: and UtiCSUI _ _ _ _ Suez, Sept. 4, 1143.1. DIM ak.-1 1 / 6 , the undersigaed passeugers per steam ship Name* desire before disembarking to convey to you. mar very Mama thanks fee your navasied kindnae aad =to a 0 as board, and our belief that the unavoidable oda of a sea voyage, particularly at this season of the year, have been greatly lammed by your considerate fore- sight, and by a liberally-oupplied table. We can also bear tostinmay to your great &treaties to your duties. and the *MS state of discipline perceptible es baud the Nemesis. We farther beg to state that three amospt as who are likely to 'Moro to lade would feel much satisfaction in beiges oat* more passengers in coy vessel nodes your cora mand.—We female, deer sir, yours faithfully, (Signed) W. B. Itmentr-t, Colonel, R. Au and Fifty-tsar Presagers. To Captain Ceatle, steam-ship Nemesia. &Tuna: Emma Console, which closed yesterday at 931, " buyers," for the Bth October, receded this morning to 93/ to 1, but closed at 931 to 1. For money the last price was 93,} to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93/, k, ; ditto, for account, 93, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91/, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 92 ; India stock , 2251 ; ditto Fire per Cent. Stock, 108/, ; ditto Four per Cent. De ben tures, 99L 100 ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 108 Exchequer bills declined it, being quoted Is. dia. to 2e. prem. A general meeting of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada will be bald at the London Tavern on the 29th of October, and will be made special to approve an agreement with the Montreal and Champlain Railway Company. An advance has taken place to-day in the shares of the Bank of Otago, Continental Bank, English, Belgian and Netherlands Bank, London and County Bank, and London and Northern Bank. The quotation for the latter is erroneously sent out in this evening's Stock Exchange list as to oi dia., whereas the price was quite as good as I dia. tope, if not * dis. to * prem. These shares appear to be scarce in the market. On the other hand. Alliance Bank, Bank of Australasia, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, and London and Brazilian Bauk, were quoted lower. Oriental Inland Steam shares continue iu demand. There was also an improvement in Van Dieman's Land and Rhymney Iron. Berlin Waterworks and London General Omnibna shares were flat. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 124 to 13 prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 84 to I prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 181 to 1 ; Universal, dis. to par ; Commercial Union, 32 to 4 prem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 11 to 11 prem. Oriental Hotel shares were nominally quoted to 1 prem. ; Imperial Union Privilege d Bank of Austria, Ito 1i prem. ; Buxton Hotel, to I prem. ; and Prince of %Vales Hotel, to 1 prem. ..New, 72 ~Mr 1 10 S 0 0 300,000 900.000 6. fitaffordthlre ClOO 44 per cent. Pref. .. 1 2S 25 0 0 not known. Whltehaven and Fur mina aset.Prat...l)" 1 11 0 0 0 1,459 4,250 Total in October £1,000.140 MINES.-(11118 DAY.) Total called In tot months of 1663. ZT.410,130 Two o'CLooi. The degree of favour which is at present extended in India to projects for the cultivation of tea may be inferred from the premiums quoted on the shares of the principal tea companies. The following shows the amount paid, the present quotation, and the premium current in Calcutta Paid. Present Pries. Premium. lapses. Itupess. littpeau .Aseant Tea Company Central Ombra. Company (tate Aram tnnipany) East India TON Company Bemis! lea Cornpmy Cacho? Tea Company O4O 740 to 730 140 The mining marl:et is steady to-day, with a fair amount of business. West Chiverton and Wheal Chiverton shares are again firmer, the former at 43 to 43 and the latter at to 10. North Crotty are quoted 4 to 3k, being rather higher ; Caradon Vale, 31 to 3 ; Wheal Crofty, to 4 ; Cambottrne Veal). n to 3 ; and Zest Caradon, 28 to N. Cambrian Gold .hares are inquired foe, and have been dealt in at 11 dia. Foreign and colonial mining sham are inactive. St. John del Rey have changed hands at 56i, and United Mexican at n. At a meeting on Saturday of the shareholders in Rut Chiverton Mine the accounts showed a debit balance of about 2001. A call of 10s. per share was made. The Westminster Mine soh!, on the Nth blatant, toss of lead ore, at 1:1/. Is. per ton ; the Roost Pl•aacot, 11 tons, st 12', 16s. Cal. per ton ; and the liasettin. tous, at 12/. 16.. Gd. per Wu. The movement in favour of the formation of joint stock hotels continues, and arragemente are being made for transferring many of the largest existing establishments of this nature to the bands of public companies. The latest instant)e is the formation of the Loudon Tavern Company (Limited). The object is to purchase the business of the well-known London Tavern, It is mentioned that the provi sional agreement made with Mr. Chafer gives the company the option of purchasing the freehold within three years or leasing the property at • rental. The stock in trade, goodwill, wipes, plate, furniture, dm, are estimated at 30,0001., and on this amount the present proprietor guarantees • minimum dividend of 10 per cent. for three years. The capital is fixed at 120,0001., in 12,000 shares of 101. each, of which one-half are to be issued in the first instance, and of this half upwards of two-thirds baa already been subscribed for by Mr. Mater, the directors, and their friends. It is propoeel that the co pang shall take possession on the Ist pros. COURAOTOCS CONDUCT OF • YOUTH.—OD Satur day night but, about tee o'clock, es Norge V.eing, youth eland Utica pears of age, was riclereisg with a younger Mead to his reeideace in the Cohoarg.riod, Kent-road, across the %ridge ot the Serrey W.I. their attention was suddenly nrrested by violent sermim, r ka hastening to the spot they time. ,wed a press female merrie st* for her life in the middle of the canal. iii. onmrooiou ran for amistance, believing it iropossitde to rescue ber without it ; alike Ilvorge Young, sever hesitating, threw off his coat, pleased into the water. and alone 111100.0110 LI in bringing her to the 'soli, though io a stets of ireenaibility. Assistance anon arrived. and she was conveyed to the boat house, where she received the prompt 'eternise of tlr. Newel, the proprietor. and Dr. Roder. After some hours of unremitting exertion anini,,tioe was restored, ao.l r life saved that most inevitably hire perished bet for this noble act and timely aid. .... :it% sot* yrs. 16to 22 s• ss ow l AZZITAIII 07 esint, as., WATZt 0111.14A01i. /101 CLUISITZ. i n"im. lark/. Mall Osls. Hams 1: 1 1 _ qrs. I qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. Yds 1961 711 11190 Ipb 11Q11701 94 20.17 900 MIS 03911 991119 115 - 00 1611 M 47,10684 ark.. ,171176 LIVERPOOL OOTTON MAR Zr. ITRI DAY.) pr MOM, Ass trnesssysonaz /Isamu's.) (nos oos ows 0011111111PONDINT.) no nukes opens nerdy, with fair inquiry. TM brume lions will probably foot up 8000 bale; 3,000 of which will he no doubt taken on speculation and export. MOWING LANII.-_-(THIS DAT.) Saga .—T market for both 'raw mad refloais 'toady, lad a fair samara of Wane is doing at full priors. Oorrirm —The demand is imam Tea.—Only limited sales Isparta. RlM—About 4,000 bags of Bengal sold, chiefly Moos. 'lbw, at 98 . Saurus= —For arrival, business has beau dime at 38s. Corroir.—The market is steady, but quiet ; 1,600 bass mid thistly for arrival. Jots is is good request at rather higher prima. The public wales declared for tr 0.100170•1 mina of 750 essla of West hail, 7,500 begs of Mauritius, sod 3,000 bags of Palmas sugaroll.llill, 340 bags of mess ; 150 bags of cows, 10,000 bap of rice smoky drysaltary goods. TALLOW . MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The orritet is steady. Bahfoio4d an the pressoi (mots. thew :--Pe•srehess Y.O. as tho spot, sew, 46. 3d.; ditto old, 435. 3d. to 435. Ad. ; October to liairmara, 44e. to 445. 3d. ; Jau. to March, 445. 961. OV TALLOW. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKITS. AcrlD TNT ON THE GREAT WRITIRN RAILWAY i UY mO i'• It - WW. 104 W Drat Rulers. wet Ditto, Ewa Anglian, 77-Oral Western, 67 - Lan. iwnire and AT HANDSWORTK.-Shortly before 7 o'clock oe Setarder ) '^s e. lit}-Laadoa rat North Western. 1011-Maintinater, . natadant weaned boa trans which Wal Paw and Llsooln.htre, 46 }-313dlanet, tie-Ditto, new nog the lisedswortit station of the Greet Wafting Railway. sharas,t p.-.SouthEastaro.96 SO-Great Eastern, Eastern ef Throagh some reuse at mutest unexplained see of the ti n t I came., No. 1. la6}-outvote and lab Karon, - troika was throw. off the rails of the dove Hoe, Bed after oTio ) d " a•••• • 1.1-6 '"" 11 " ta " Qum ". I°4- PAL taAllisiala pied up. 71-drat Lnamanwirg shares. ploughing up nom] yards of the ballasting sad uprooting 14 (Li m w,,d ),4 4 p. the sleepers it awn with great farce is coettell with tie w. weak aanittad 6.16 1 646 gi -14.4.10aal :14"Zmad brickwork et the dews platform mesh of Book Urarpoed (Liwatodl. le ii- --20 7ar flea. gere. pr &pineal. The kw& itoolt oaf oneohod to obese. Cash, 120-113d0a UMW , (Lllallw6l. p.-p. 41 and lore tp Two other treats had rho sot of the lie*, eed .ward i• jury marble (tholtedt. f nen it maw - itaroft feestostee. ate P.- , to the way . Tbc down the mu wawa for Thames wet Keret, Na11ee . ( 464. ), 1341 p.-Oreat "hip, two or ree hears, bat the odlefele elite aasipaay adopted -11,7=am. Me " ag i ng ' , gg-Thwe sum Mat oe nothing dome here melt esergetie aerwares es the canna thst the Mae Wel to.dv, and Ina oat, Shams worth notice was an huPtotwO4o6 to speedily pat in proper mkt, sad the kale was reeetwal , Loader Itlvalogltial and South glorordabW 4 41 Wwth Wording to the statuary rev:thalami. ' welch dated 34 to t INIAL OUTZTJIMI , ..' 0 44.1444.4p.0..114741 .. 1, 40,8441.1141414•4 1 .. D0.4144441114A446 Do. Ipso wok Da.gormoLla.Moditt I.m. ....1: 1441 4 1"5. 1 P4L1173 .. Do. do LA 11140 .. Do. ex .. N0v.1444. Op .. .4 117 4o .. Mauritius 4 pso 0t„.144 WI 111141 olo , uoy. apse oost 100r0w.41•4.41p. el . 111. B.Woloo •.op.. li. • D. • P. 4. 1471 to ine •• D. _, 4.4. UMM4S.. ilkw 3 44444 Gm 000 t ,I .. Moro lisoNs 50..., liald . ..14.444.444. 4 p.i= • • I r le-Gev- 41 144 , 3441.114,1 •,... Do. 44.114.4.44.411•