The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-08 00:00:00

paid with the most rare punctuality and even in advance. Money flows into the public exchequer. The payment of the dividends of the lost six months ham left us with a reserve of 110,000,000 1 . It most be evident to every man of sense that these are the evidences of a situation which is good at bottom. " For these reasons, Sire, I have thought it right, in preparing the budget of DOS, to lay amide the pre occupations of the moment, and to take the natural and normal movement of tke public fortune as the basis of my estimates. "At the same tion,being desirous of limiting se for the chances of supplementary credits, I have, aecordiog to your Majesty's orders, appreciated the expenditure with the utmost possible exactitude, and the receipts wi'h tho greatest moderation. Thus, notwithstandiag some improvements made in the situation of the minor tuo et ionarimand the alleviation of some Racal boreens, we may hope that the budget of IS3a will largely suffice for its expenditure. I am, &c., P. MAGNE." LIEUTENANT MASSY. -4. Lieetweaat Meow has addreeeed a letter to a aro temporuy sectrad:ctiee various foelith charges brought against him—such as that he had beets auswerieg "pnpoe terously fulsome aldri rep," grumbling because be did not get promo:ion, end attributiag its delay to the "Gold shade of aristocracy " The (sly address be ever received was one from hie fellow students. As to ills" cold Aside," utter it he Gaye he has reseived nothing bat kindness and favour. " Why," wetness the liesOesat, "should I talk of the c old shade of aristocracy ?' Although certainly without asoent these, still from the aristocracy of the army sect treat the aristocracy of the lead I have obtained kindnesses far beyond my &eerie. The condescending thoughtfulness of Sir William Cod tiepins sad of the general sad other oaken is the Crimea I can sever ingot. Whoa I ntaraed home my eines for gratuity for wounds was mat liberally ea. keowledged, and I feel a deep debt of retitled' to Lad Panora* sad the War Depertasset for the promptitude sod liberality with which I wm met, as well as ( r the rare thourbtluleses which induced his lordship to order weekly communication to be ma le to my family as to my state of health when I was lying daagerously wounded to the Crimea. From the lions Gen* also every courtesy has bees 'steeds ito me. Leave el ebonies has bees liberally given for my recovery, sad my soldier mutat has bees allowed to remain with me Ia attandasse. The Cross of the Lenin of Boson has nee also gins te me, sad I us tke yeusgest dicer of the army who has Naha this bees.,. Now, this, could I mess to speak molopiain u Mo. roopectfally of the aristocracy of the areall A. tolliert. I have jest as little reason to complain. To the wedesesadiag kindling of the highest psysoaap Is this bleed I wee more than I can esprtsa ' end I hope to tits add Ws I may be allowed to call =pelf the owl MSS Seep the humblest of his friends." Hs begs he eepailale ONO ON ▪ the hoectun of models heroine. " Se," be edam, " you do sot know the miseries of being a beta Pseare. Lane aunt your servants as they go of ems% and sek when you were Dora, when yea went beet um, de wee your grandfather, coed who was ynr esibeelnerang end tome day you see a hideous blegrigiled eatteslmn of you elf. A dsguertotypat souse es yes--es alba, pencil in head, waylays you--sa weevera your Nastily epos proof—ievitatione to banquets eons is epos you, oe cards ra Wee as plaice—young ladies, in prettily folded Dates, wide your entowsph. Yoe receive an overwheiwbg sapid: Of tracts from ladies of a graver age—imagleary poets INN IS you with dogma verses—authors of bed hooks lead yes sepias of their tiresome works—you sire stared at la lbo streste—whes goer carriage elope, your bees. is prOvek tegly patted oa the seck--you are ebened at Its the theatres. Is feet, comfort sad privacy are at ea sad. Now, all this is very well lir a stroog, able idle Orbessa hen, who like the Wag, sad who has heiltle eel Meg* beer it. But it is • very different thing if by Owen the hippy victim, after sir mouths lying oa his heel Is sae_ leliS Bon Is s Crimean hat, should sews \owe, sad tan to thr enjo glades, ent, aed to haw Sims to wens • leg KIM two Mt ee shear sad masa SSW Sea its fellow-4e shish wet the peeseaSse soormory to preserve work b = la the wale embed se Iris% waist winter, sad i have seed es two se One tines a week to traders a very ugly , newly, the halides of a probe some eight or ten lathes Lto an open wouad. " For mg put, 1 give evebody Betio., that I as by so arms Se sea to slake s here of, aad that these that nein mma sheen at ceee repeat. Mush better may easily be had. Thome is as plentiful so bleskbarries. Criwear use evespfli ei r, ere everywhere, and Speak wild baking eel wheals, are easily atmht. Ido set at ail same dies diseelteles. I have sot a ftbe hair Da my spur is beer Pp Ide ass wear a Turkish rap else I freest I newt isle febease. Therefor*, where When way be bed too the abet, I beg to be allowed to abdicate the beware of beroskip, and to tenant la van. Bat if Wen is one Sag wine than to be sad* a fall-Nees bow, It Is to bosses a doubtful or disputed hero—la bele OwelOseseed; to have es. silo swear you are the weeder of age, NW tho other u steady aver that you see as WSW this • sham sad a dampen, both probably Wig = ewes. Lest I should gut into this eniswable per fee all, 1 beg my friends to spare see. I west be used le be the bast judge is my owe wee; sad sew, bellsbeedi, sad la order to Ferret watroweey, I give See wee splash my friends, sad d.clers Weir oppresses west be perfsady right—sot wires they distort lay Ira* aid we, het Wee they say I an as hero." LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. sa 4MII OINFLOMN. Tin OVIIIIIIONS *GLUM LI.D11111•11, IZINIIIDT. • trader debt./ sons./ wee taken out a few days ye by Mr. Comelier Garbs., s registered Sneer of the New. smile Cesserelel Biala.; Comp lay Orbital measly esepeaded pegehent) spies Mr. Alden... Resitedy„ es of the diseehrelese in the beak, daisies • ens MOCK, and salts, epos the dotes:lane to give wearily in the seal hrs. • mods 1•111111100/ wee also takes eat Mr. Pansery. J. Law, bat wee disabled es ttie bests, es illiesat et isralicient serrate, the say service MS., bees and. at Us Relent Club. Mr. Reed appeared ter t e en ers.. lensedy, and tisk sestet teehnieal lactic*. senses, bet these were overruled. It Sig stud that the defesdant was papered to asks aMdavit that be bad a good derma be tie nodes, Yd it srpeariso that the party who bad taken se Me sasses was st. is edlesdaste to press far sesselln His Hewer said be diseald set require Mr. Keessly ester SS a bead, het Seal/ order that he be frees tile esameas, the cans re slide the mat atr i a: bresibt, or se be brosght, by Mr. Garb's. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) - 4. - Tito wart sat this sorting at tea Sesames Roue, Clwt sawwll•geea, to beer bail ma appeal sum There were wren cease ea the plea for trial. 3/1012 MIL rammer, aae. Jobe Guide, a respectably dressed nee, pleaded "Net guilty " re es indictment eltarepog bin with steadies SON pieces el timber, et mall teem some asesespkg s• • _ The °learn .0 eletrly proud, and the PHI fkakd kirk pike; by, owing to the excellent character he had , hitherto horse, drearily riteosuaeaisi his to sera. The learned Aislitaat•Judire yateaesd his to be Ispri eared, and kept to hard Mau for six weeks is the Hoes of Cornetist. THE POLICE COURTS. IHIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. F. C. Fisher was charged with cosh. zslinatat. Helm D. Ildertos, 00114111t0f, of Fearshareh•strmt, said the primer is a c'srk is gay amnia.. Oa the Ist of May I was set at the °Mee, and neat day he told um he bad res calved a cheque fur 101. 18a, (run Mr. Jones, of Poised @tree, sad bad paid it into my bankers'. The nosey was a debt to me. Maury. Barclay did set es se credit for that sans sad stated that it had aft lama paid in. Hs persisted in statirg that ha hid dims so be bad raid. The day before yesterday a perm sailed as me of the same of Om, for whoa I as amiss Is • law setter, sad the prisoner ad alwledged that hi had sashed mossy os that oientletsaa'a aumast. I told his he night as well write down ra a pica* cf paper what he had take'. Ha wrote dews a few pound' as baring bees rserimd by him. He should bare Reelected immediately for Cho 10157. The use was matewhat complicated, sad the primate was momaded. BOW-STREET. TIIII DAYDO DODO." AOAIN. Howard U., too. s mart lan ass. with • mirefallytrimmed 'nowt/ache, was Named with se =sea es Robin Mullett!, • (afire shy heepet.he Zabel; osier the folloeiar circumstances: The complaisant said that the prisooker wee es* of a party of yore, men sad morass who inured his step lest gen ies, sad had erne refreshment Alter tease sad 'Mahlon heartily, they were asked tor Dermal, bat pa: the waiter off, by saying, .• Oh, we will settle presently." lesteed efdoine es, however, they steed ep and erect oat aim by one, sad welt, on NM, stepped at the door with the request for gamest, desist the habdity , aad said *reef the when bad glees the order. Al the lest ere was rime eat either stopped his, with the Intestine of doubling him till he did pay. Tye primer, whs had previously left, returnee old said, . 1 Log the sae p, sad I'll pay yr.•." Witeres dashes( this sae asset Is pod faith named the ass, apes shish the pi. steer tt psld him" a severe blow in Ole fee. Whams hied profusely from the nom, and wee for the moseest, too mash maimed to follow the primmer sad hie friseile t who were making of, when the waiter panted them end pave the prisoner into rowdy. Mr. Jardine said that if persons »hoed to pay for what they had, that did not jugtify compleisent is detaining them. He (Mr. Jardise) would resommessi him sot to do it gala. Complaleast wee ewers that he ought set to have dose so, sad he sow regretted it ; bat it wee rally very spars' eating to be robbed in this barefaced manner. Still if he bad been struck by the person he had detained, he shooM sot have given him in charge. The prisoner said that complainant struck him Bret, sad also alleged that he bed paid fin what refreshments he had himself ordered. Mr. Jardine said that whatever might be maid of sou , plainant's conduct in detaining the other men, it did not Justify the assault by defendant, whose amount of the affair, he (Mr. Jardine) did not believe. Mash allowsace would have bees made for complainaat ilk* had committed sash an mask on a person apparently leagued with the ethers fa defrauding him. Defendant meet pay a Sae of ♦Os., or be ocounitted for bermes days. ATTIMPTID SITICID/1. • 'middle-wad female, who, from her 'apeman*, seamed la great distress, was brought before Mr. Arno ld, from 81. Margaret's workhouse, chapati with hulas suds as at. tempt to pima keralf in OrebardUreet yesterday aftanoce, by swellowia evidence tity of laudanum. It appeared from the that about fur Velma, ee Penniman Hackett, B 132, was cm duty It Ortharektrost, kis stteatica woo caged to a crowd of pumas whew, ow maths thus, he &sad the unfortanato Neale,mai he woo told that it was suspected ohs bad taken lanisaum. Ose of the crowd gave hint • phial, whisk he bed plied up by lb. Me of her, sad which was Model . 4 Lowlwassa ; Churchill, Strattoa ground." The eseloble IN bee to Wommiaiter Hospital, where the was eesa atbadad to by lb. hum surgeon, who immaMalialy MOM the stomach pump, sad seed ether mews to tosalsooss Wats of the poison. After oh* was sodiskrady otatoold. slut was convsyed is a cab to Marsonet's Workhosor. la aaswer to Mr. Arnold, the vitalist replied that the unmoor refused to state her sew or to On soy sountat of honelf. He went to the alinp of Mr. Churehill sad lanced from him that in ths oeureo of that (yesta e r i tBaftenteCM be sold a r esayworth of laudanum to a f oeW, who stated to bits that oho had the tooth-ado, sad wan to slop *ha pain of it. Mr. ATOMiII WWI the primer If abo would give bar gerMOO mei Warms, bet she rotated to do to re to say why she tosbets Mr. MoreM ottowled sod identified the prima m tha peens to when be ha sat the Women. IMO wet rensoisd dera week. CLERKENWELL. - - TWO OABOS OP ATTIMPTID IVICID/L Jehs Goodman, sa elderly son, was pissed at the bar, before lb. Tyrwhitt, charged with attespting to suicide, by throve' himself tato the New Kim, at Bloke Newington. It appeared free the evidence that yesterday the wiener was we to approach • lusty put of the New River, and, %Lakin Wulf usperosived, theew lismalf into the wt. Two sea who ware neor west sad noosed the man, sad took bia la a Bert to the suticvliowee, whoa toadied aid being proeved, he was brought sespietely to himself. The prisoner sow said be woo very awry for what he had dose, but be was horse dews with dtlicalties, sad 414 sot bow what he woe about. - sa;a - s7a;e — f;;;rard sad said he had knows the primer for NOG time, sad would be saswerable labia. Mr. Tynrkist dlesbargft the primes; is the Maim that his (rind would look alter him Barak Smith, seed 20, midis; is Draperlogieft,Hattea creiosat, described is she plias shoot as a psesdusto. was nest shined with stiemptiec to threw hind[ Lisa the Meidespieftoloide foto the lifteat's Heed. It eguisassil Mum the seldom* of pallmessotable Tows IS6 111; Mrs, lout sight, he was oa they la MatMeriew, whoa he sew the promise about to thew bewail into the Msgsatoesaal. He took her to the stalism,..att bad slam essistahsed that rogag ftaa wins*. had heft woftfte eempaay. kod trestod 'WIDOW Mal M to hids lad aria boe jealous, sad thee aka deftsulasd to semmh !Mids. . . j u lilr am; stated that As was way sorry far what had • UM had a child to May. sad the fatker of It had sow gem alweal. The laadMtbe primmer sane leeward, sad said that the girl had laded wish bee lee a taw days. She was a Tory Mad . and may elsaa. Mr. Tymbill, slaw addradeg a frw klad weeds to the ;framer apace bee telly. discharged lu, sad gate her a trills for ski sappers of Mr alai. Edward Powell, ma fowl peen thief, hie War bt• fere lb. inkat, Via elemilew diver wet& ben pr om of Jetta fietrahey. The prememler. • me it at liroebrewodli IMO N the abbe beam be meeermi Wm allb Ni • Mad to dodoes Theme/ y swd ea erwiaseut me abut 11 Alma le rtopped mt We deer be a kw ostmdle Wafts Ow bh wife sad Mead. and wee wramwded by the rheum ead two of Ws estameleam. 13. small the prioemeom Mad to his nett weisemelt mho., la wig* Wm welsh me sad, bevies id Am me limn Nisei Me abb , h P : B = e te mi t= by the Mel ails• pitmen mash. but be awe sp. He A bp 'la mettleg bb W aled it.. ad eon be Weft wee& Wm if be sad. TM walk VIM mmelled bus • What Albert deb, sod she etas Mealleiree WI belied. " Mr. ZW•M—Rem the veldt beta Mad ? Witasse—N., sir. Mr. Elliott—lied the primmer ma opportunity of wades rid of it t _ if/jaisee-0k yes, dr. I ban se deata he passed it to am of his napalms. Min Baker said she wee is ecopeay with list wines at Adler*. sad ea lambs she saw the primer rush up spina the peseesaler sad pet hie heal towards his waist meMpediet M width he had his wand fibs Wes me as pima per suastkin from his Mad to cm of his atm prima Pillsemeatable M.Lavablia, 174 L, who tO3ktr ig at seam tads weendp, said ha was the tienpsaloa of a ie *is pug etidens whit aiglay Waged the asighbeansed of thealee. TM peismor, whit merely healed the nano, was telly eimaitted lee triaL TM Bower Alexasdar has given tha cram of a miaaaifir et St. Vladimir to M. Short Came smiths* et the eims theatre at fuels,, sad hes glee espi ed spa Wm es mad* of 0.0• M. Mr. SWEAR! Bin, M.P., AT lionius.—Grest egjdeloge teak limn at Bookie (a thrills seaport ea the os the 26th alt., es the session of bliss ihe espies sins at the polar et the emirs pier of the sew butes, Neale& thumb the outdoes of Mr. M. Gerdes, leardeidesda, with the aid of a mosey gnat foes the TWA, and. Thin woe a die's, elm the etramosr, at wish Ma. Swiss tisk genies is hear th• etratigeet tesilmap 55 tie sally if the Matey Dean. Mr. llffilteat 1b.., aim Is easseasse with the disist b morrisoo, filrai "' elanTrig r e * boabk seat.. that my impiemles ins vary diferest bus MM trill hes bees ppesslesisii I. flentlaed. I Mil 11 simpsid of erases who mend hart held—if out the Ins east—abut • pleas the first Is the slim nuke of ear par Misistmy wit ry—of statism. act eel, familiar with the latateata of their ow* usetry, bat wits the power and the muss* et all the empires and 'mites of tam world --of lawyers of the Int essigimse—se «Mani merebuts, sasualortazers, wad beelose, whase mere signature would In the ley to bessens ci wealth I. every Sty is the Matra • laded arimosney, who would bear esmudess ia patriotism, sad sp a sisdrines nth at entsersey of may 'sentry es the flea mi. My spina el that hosts, I nein vie wry damn lease item that which nagger ma ban let; •6711ef k. I fend that every sea who had u Ms penses soy—.tarp man who bad takes the ie sepias himself, mid eabibited that MOM ibis illiaseswhlsh all wall-broil Ins will exhibit whoa they adieu as immethly sempwd if 'MOS. of adulation —le aussief es allbutive • at • fairer sesembly dew sea mile N she haunt world Rau the House • ONININSL P. the presumptuous sad eeltsaf- Ides; M. Istateiess without informatics with seines te angst attestioa shoat them but their =Mies and their lissrasse—Men is so so. , ate seglit lbw Ile hs I bat to every ma who bat wilds( is say is the panes% who knows what he is talkies non, every geseengessest is nese by the Hesse of C 0...... I bow eheerwe this the aides siembees, sod the sae* Sesisgelsbai .embus, of Sat hese, en Sou who wend be lust likely to lad fault with the we& MOM illikadia, *aorta of yowler membus to serve Self essalbasses sad de good eerie to their country. limy me set the man la ewer st truses—' members who haw Webs le tin apse tiny ars saa the min to talk of puss sms ls terms of disnorat who do their best for the Mink, et their ametry."—Bainburph Cowen& CONSECRATION Or IST. MICHAEL'S AND ALL Amens' Ca an, TUl3l7ll.T.—Tbis north, built aid ..dewed at tits sinew of the Bev. Mr Predesisk A. Gen But.. 'unduly oessaemilud an dl. Mfekeare-day, by an lithe am. en Len Bias of Madred. is W ' c:rae Se @Sim se entry et Ss = Aitesholl to the Ogg* will he a elks% is Is anise essetism, sod insissisd to pent% sigisms delis Ise II for whom awslississ and eV entesegy site g = t4 seepsiel by the ansamay if Se gm bermes. They ass Is be Se ens wed ashen if pear I INV , wham a liberal eessides WM he ekes is Mars far ibeir &mei minim Themeless isresilems. The pillars me ef bee prirpasse, elm with the taphole. which GM Of IMOD 61101141110 elolosobily wood. These * pidebte, sad she pis Messigled with Miaism's egiessiisam is delibran ssins. TT, mash basest hes M • afro nth'. Limbs. se is yet is es=sibuta by wires fawn will ban • fall complesist of abilte. • Mir of soya trumpet pipes, ',wasted with penis allingt 02= men Net ass the palmy. The pulpit the gift et ni ZZ 6 b WOW Ole 111115,111 the inns ef the nil the siebed wisdom' sad the gmassmiss pine se akar wisimens are of the Onset asserinisa. The as wu washed by the fiats rev. the bids .< the Sion aid sellegises, whin realised • kip sm. miss ssie after the sums. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1858. SHARE LISIS.-2HIS DAY. Two Moos. The railway share market today exhibits murder able steadiness. In a number of oases, inolu•ling Lancashire and Yorkshire and Midland stooks, prim are quoted rather higher. South Eutems are sums• what flatter. _ _ _ _ Most of the foreign railway stocks are also 'toiler. ORDINARY MAIM AND STOCKS. itAawars. I 701111011 p sag Mawl his ice, 4 4/ I S 17 IS IS IS II IS SI OS N 144 ir N Si IT U _. i die ie 4 ii I 4 NE s 6 16$ IN 161 WI Idi 1 pi I elie 101 1 103 4 MI Sly di lie 741 47 49 Is 4 141 N 4$ so SI Ms 81 1 I$ 714 as N, die 17 IS 1 4 Sbe 114 vs to n 6 I si dim 5 4 15 17 lob lob a 37 4 1 .6 711 77 46 66 le de 166 1 If 671 5$ 76 60 I II de I 1 db 16 17 26 1111 ELWATIL gi ii 1 g. 1 pa I pa i ei N IN N N N N to.day ex. .44 If zd a" 91 94 1 4 4 al i I Ps IN I lOU I 7' Si ni 9 ... • gi i ai a "&e a : (From Sal Tbo return d eistbB its bet walk la a not st. awszable ladlealisa et w jareeetalats Stealth is Loa the. The eel ausburerfsalbs eashaseed was 1,071, of dill NO wee Sea et subs% Ni their hauls& TIN Sabo toss Ileavbee deeilessi Sea 71 fa the Pests' week to 6411 W week. at dee& bee " eiderea diarrhea" awned, after 24 hours' Ulm% ma at ibe age of 12 1 1=, Raesseelr.et. lissaialea medil a 47 assdp ON a l l y asels as la ibe peeleas week. Phi deems la ewe Ibis diens ; et Ow se died .t bone, ad 8 la lie laths Vise Hospital ; sad the Nth it sew lbe awe beepitel. house is reposed, e. 7, Bristles-hill. I. Plash 3 nes of " has marred wields the hat nosh ; the deolone is stated to be ' 4 very had caseditiee." Is Whaley-street, Somers. tows Sao Sere is a hew, No. 18, where fever sad ether eon pleime Ni comma, these bin` eased et meta eparesed Is Me eines stabs of the tines ; mad la the adjoin*, hem, He. 16, a truss died free disease sad want estableol. Sees panes Hod last week whose ages woes trees N le II yess. Lest week Ile hktbs et NI boys sad 768 air* is all 1,606 *Nos. wee regletesed la London. la the tea WraPialbe weeks et the yeas 1846-66 the avenge Psalm wee 4417. £8 8. Repel Observatory, Oreenwtels, the mesa height Ito bimIOMPIST is the week was 294201 a. The Swot esellagess 211118 is... Sunday, the Nth alt. The mean teepostare of the week was 654 deg., whist is 1 deg. ales the avenge. Os Satattay the =sea teaseratare was 88 deg., whirl to 7.ldeg. above the avenge. The highest oa Sat day wee 66 8 Ng.; the lowest 67 deg. The wind Wow paerally hem the seatirwest. Zeta Ml on Saes eve, day, sad the Sado anewat was 046 Y. la the thirties weeks that malel Nth Soyeesabse, 14,066 perms died fa Loads, whisk Is east a Seemed more tb aa la the sane ouster of UN Diem of the seats shareoter were fatal is 4,0 N Berm, egaine 3.061 la the saes quirts of let me: 60 Mum 101 inn she to soap, 106 to amall.pos, 389 to keoplatesegh. 383 to lassie, 433 so soerlatha, 673 to typhus ma 111.11111111• hoer, 1,610 to diarrhea (peat 1,268 hoe this esso ll t h la the sus paid of less yeas), 131 to .balsa, Sales I &stun west to various seat din. t. Vey peals &Una is.,. the labfalle hen Minim to wry km gessalis tithe eases. The deaths tees meads was meet assraus la the *oath districts, these trews ser ials sad Spine la tbe east. see to has poselled eta sonelleable sal the great divi des. it So nessygells. *ono it M. swirdheleis a scow Wizie fedi efts balb with reforeas to ppoep~ullaatio. aid 4 twadie, Y mg Samos widely diSereatornl be Petbisie (era ssemplise) ended of 1,794 passes, the washes is as ONIFINIPISiIsg luta, et 1866 imam be 1,646; lesestills SO% peesesade 681, bang as amen on the penises pew tea both Aseesse. liabtras wawa dial free dlessesset its peesperel slate. Wiliam peones dada sesteeds. Its &sabers Is the nusseer Masan et the ta despeseiV e eely from 16 te 111. SiS passes • ea Vie see a liquor, bailee libels WM seeleised Mee fetozkated, led times edied tress mamba pleseased by istaspereees widely beams, eet sieve le the make eertlecate; 86 Loa delkila masa; els eelhaseete comes tram weal; 146 silliese tees wad el lesellmalt. Poises d=Sis Miss eM ✓ealer is dye qualm of 1652-66 ben 18 W lB. lama* is reerded 138 sues, whist sessidenbly .on teen the same. lsi 04 iimetOu Nowa... Lwow sad lad handout_ ...... I all Illue.WolUtrcarnalley S I all Ontaa.Las.kinsaJwa. 121 all 1 , 00010001611111001. C. U an Do. N. Ma i SIL t. lie IN Mold aelladar N all Chow ea II W (nat mid Pi- -41 Mem/ Maw 14 all DuN i e su naiAlard.7. Bt. IN UN SO all balm SL 100 Balm ININ.CQA... U. IN DANN 21. II 15 imalat.. 140 at IN Snalmdluni 10 liAlansen usi e oC . /11. 100 IL IN = i t ta= .' a l. ad INN Porta IN ant NNW= a. MO 1104. IN Da. D. ellak faim , 111. 1111 Sidb.46l NO IN • ..114k. 10 all lomossoara au Do. If Del b otta —.-- aL ICO tamdiesaalliadidr• De. Wed BS Vans 114 all Landward DlNkvall In. IN ==b1=111.0:00 I IL IN Woolen 10 le DAMN 10 SI Claallll.asio.(o. • IL 100 "WAN 214•1 10 * :. thosail i ta= II I 10 1 Don ei nharids MT. 1111101 a. 100 Do e llls7r 17. 10 all 11111.411d144.0NINS).. 100 11111,1111108 sal 01411010 11 di SO /IL IN 011 N De. 6 Ast I NNlDelda Molhara Oman Vain at IL 100 It. all MIMI Illamo bi ll egic 7.1 . = 11. 100 IL Diania—nandoil— SI 111 aNien . U 141 Do Do. . O. Ikt N.LL Pot,. 10 an Da. Lab 11. IN Do. Tart IL 100 North Lanka. Is NALW.,Razai.Wiiiii. 10 ill North a s.W•mor aims. 111 II all ItuliWoome.. . 100 . • Wora.it Woiva;. aL IN H . ""' Owed a. IN amoill*.a.Alordoisllk at IN apalla N Vain 10 I 2 llleNuos IL 10 all ANN Dram 110 woks ladoth.a; * IDU ~ ta - a IS a an t audioaila SS I% Do. iLa lo VI& @Moe 10 all Wandliod SO all Waterton' * W Wle to all 11.11a2=1. all M.A. reaardlA NU W DA I I swan NOS 14 II NI illablaiNlNlCaNala. =IL WW I 1 am . - -- NAN 1 tansla Awalfabakial all - - 1411.499 Di. Hu* Ibilhealma„... all - - WM 9I ftainllsa f If niaaa 1 lialu(Onalaiall - - SAN SO Mamma Ina Is Oval all - - SW 91 MIS* ban ... 14 Uaaffa U finale 44144149 "."- 401 aal a fi M l VW Da‘Ouna Os Wain I IV* SI De. Was Dal Bay II 1 10 404.01aajesONINa # par # U poi fake ftim ••• an II MAI 40 I - - le IS II NUN of nu. all act as fa pee Om at. le 1 .0 99 1 ' liaffro fitairee. all I i Wel I 0 all - - UAW Palma - i I SUN Om VfMal Tat UMW all I f r i 14,118 Oa PR 1 M: ..- 2 949•989 Usavara all 1= la l: : Way= eu rIT AAMI, .. I •• - MAO I • Eadr . " . " ... " - - KM N • Ina all 41 Si 19 Saw .. all a ie OW 1 Amman all NAM I OW. la 4.0:* • .-" le mu DO • 44.114. 48 a 8 4 4 - - I ma maim. all * Darhralia by Kansa dart 71 . 01 NalliNalr . S4 111 10 arlaalln bpi 1 1 14 Duda liallsnaute —. all 51 NMI& ANNSuallaaL. 6.91. lap 1; I —... N. a rt .a.a . i . 61 . 711 .. 100 111 m 11 Paler ill 11 fidems= all 6 61 1 4 hies ethers. all 50116.14111Na11ia Omar all I 14 NM= am. 161 7 f*" et. Maids 91 16 (kaaralloa. Ilaaliarsi a l4 111 le DialmalUlNlaplmoa. ll If 31 Gaa. boa Owe WIN .11 Imam. 84 Oirallaaam. all 111 111 11111111anumallealltaL all 11 10 ff Warm II NANNY.. al: 7 1 4 0 n was 1. 111 sedmiods Da. Nam I=l. e l I l i r 1 10 176.11 Da. all lal 34 41 p.Ci.Pregla. $ s 140 favaa.6 11.114111•14 N 11 I t pia . D.D.Waluertia.a.D.o. "an Mead+ ;11 1 NOM SI Not dime Nom. 171 1 1 dla NAN I DONN Saa --. all 11 11 si t: 1 116, awnollkwmilil par km PiaMielMiral 11 Ti NAM N Pidas.l Maid Ilamm W U 7u KIN Ds Saw 10 41 gm AU:asp lei 11211 7.. 1 aufilik Aver.lavaaar. a' I 11 11 I Da.Aso law. . all li t e m 1 Da1•1111711 Talas.olll l / 1 - ill $ 1 1 NA Da. Labored e. , 1 N Tivelkie.o3..t7.oisada %a Diamarslaak Ni 111 1 7 1 QM. N.% 6 p. • gum PM "I MY& Dodo - 11 N Da. New............... if For pm BLUTH OF LONDON. 17. si Do. MtZdy De. - . 1 4 j: ,1.710111 b ISM MID Mew Osil . - _ id. --. re of llmoso - 6 — 6. Ili.. =.......= lest lefts A 4 ll. Do. Eslaglea 0....—.. p Delsr&A • p. — et.do. —at Rare _ _ rwassais— R:.w.: Ms. D 501641 1 / IT. as, a se D U. 110 Du N. N Do, N. Wifthembip Samkosie WWl= KIM ad aims ... top sod Ilsdirnarais M % aid —.- M~Mifirrje*. Ist-. I pDa de. ow s — r. M of Piro DEW flet r il kii ii stEmis Oliimilk ,gr.ollia Pm' MY is. Qtr Pie GP Irrerese IWlrtetelloppl pet., ater See Dela ..—....... empliellhe tree art Ditto rer Oat Mew Irbil PP pr Wet Ireelm 41.. Sip erire... .W.af ream Weep Wei- of Y~hlY FORUM RAILWAY ▪ aatwaved War ap. ltat an DIM Avg lb yr (UMW reanninild. COO Pan II pot ma • Umalane Ine Varalui I Wan an loanmed(lanala an gam mai Maar. 8 par on an Ma II per en& in *winos al inumili writ a op. pir Nat a on Cia. Chinneal) nn prat an sad 11.4 m, t pa elm. in Inle Inagnior mat -. 4 all earn liwasen • per ant -. an flauthos at Man t pat rt. In In W. N.W.of hymen yr at. AIMICAS I&ILWATS. MIMI dolool 0 p ad— ... 1117,' , 7$ Wei 1511 Do. pro ant (Me Lasd) INO Do 15 0 Lioi. hem. II dole p o d. 1 UMW& (Potrel. II pr dot. 110114 Do. do. do. leddipm. eadtlus. sod Rohs. Lutlase. (Makin Do. 100 doL duns hod) len ...... ...... Pl.7.oeotrol I pm sot. Welt had) DM De. de. 7 pet mot. esolortlblo PM New l'orkl7 p..EL Ilhoms. len De. de. da. 1571 1 4a. Ord *oh ... ... ISIS _ Pot WIN Dail ... 1973 ad Ted.7p.d.ladmd bind 5ea.1573 sod illiddlorl lit Ike. Dab .. da. dad De.._ ... Onlind DAN lel Vorteasi t win Ms. dad Dais • 1..... let Dem l ! dad bid Iliadsp. 8 pst mt.— I JOINT ROC[ a 4 MKS It aulnlisla --.-- all KM U Salad Spot- ISG %NO ICC auk anaullaa SO It 1111sOLIMASILea . sea -- all WO Ii MGM Nara Sa•Glaa all OAS U • Irk dAatA S NAN ir mom Iai•AuJIM 8 SASS ICS • IS AM OG • U SSA* SO • at Loin SO IiNS 1 11 Rigasr.lsavisart. an 10,145 • alislaillad II WO II LirOret.ftikaars. a KM SS 0111•14, li *SW II Lasko GokOaimi, IS 41110 IN labs aralasiOarp. SO ..... d SI Union Jalat Sank II , ',.....,„, Leaks aad Pam U r --- lanais • Wentattwalar Si E ....r...........,, I WSW Ow Om* Wilma .—. a MAU . UnskoGoneals. all MO IS foadailai GI Woad«. SS all ISS Saul OM* ...... IS IWWI 11 assik Australia GU AM St Miss Gi Mauls all S.Olll DS PM ...—........ Si SOU N Was of brim 1 s, OS Udiy Ilelnal 111 W. Is* d tartar IS MR. ERNEST JONES.-A POLITICAL SOIREE. Yesterday auntie`, a solnowiat Mad oapatimeat was ash by Mr. Breast hale. By tentative sad adver- Unseat, the pleb& were nuenumed to et. Katie's-ball, to mat at whet wu tensed a " felit4el foie*" and the suds of edmiadoe sonoledeil with the words, "Mute at 8 Imteholic." At that boar about 800 perwae, or palmy. mime, enabled, bet the area of the ban appland memowbst empty. Mr. Bruit Jess. showily etterwards =g the plaints. automated by sous or eight w ood plateau, who earned out to P. siagere end mmisimm lir. ZION thas stated that he was about, few the tea time, to attsagt M Wait dry political disoution talk a anisied ealeetidameat, lapin that by Mae means he Mina alma smay paw ea whose minds he was disdneasof elgaMilms samatial patio./ knowledge. The tbo *ming said be as follows :--titore trues he so obsinmen—the matial atertainnioat woeld M diadod Leto parts, sad to would himself della: a lee tam aims divided Ms two Baba detssaimod to ondraewsr le wash tr" bid to imaisease that Mat Mall weetageged he • tank se lit TuosMy he filuemetier. The list past of • weal assort wet them piummdod with. eabrasieg several well-knows amp, glom, tad madrigals, sad saws, them the " Masseillsiso," whisk, hunter, fur, If say case essined to rectaabo, es it did sot canto say mabusless, mad was not followed by the applause which grated the ether pleas, which were really very ere-1 ditably perhemed." Tbe programme liteloded two " odes" written by Mr. Jones The first, the " Am. of the Lower Cleans," was very eleverly wines ; simple to the trssrryy %toast is its Inß.sge, It was pit ry timbal. well balsam., sal full of pasts ; and, bsiag snag tea popular air, it was esondiegly effective. Th. otter, " A Bug et the Times of Cromwell," was more pretentious, las latelllitible, sod ausequatly far lm tolling. Mr. Joaes's Mean esatistod of • defense of elterthst, sad of ea *apostate of his won taunt Mews apes "capital sad labour." DIFTICULTIRS AT BT. Pettee.—h essemibat serious dillicialty has arisen Is ramose to the eitettes of a mist ~11 of St. Pe•l's Cathedral 8... days dam the Rev. I. O. Beckwith died. aM thl etestekt • tatiapt Me Dellege et Miser Camas The remainies afi.e mama aft, eareehae se tabst they .cite is immemodel matem, to semiaals ewe medikess, me of whom shell is WNW by the dies sad Maths bat the dem sad *Wee my ohm ammo Mae me sash ; tisltoad that they mut set is allowed I. ..aria It. Os the lad miesies at a massy, the mime mama WNW mo, dee of Masa was atoms ; bat Ms dem and *spier allege MO tit Num was takes I MINIM OM Si the MUM'S* peopmed was esisesily al ' WWI Se SI the MM., sad set immee ef my skim m SO pert of the miser maim TM aillealty M Isormeed is the pima* Mime is them is as blihop to whom to refer ihmeseles New 13TIMMIte FOR CSILLm—Ths admiral of Chili, Des Carlos William, is. bees Ns some time pas raddleg la Ws meld. He has loss easseed, es the pan of the Mho at, to addise arraegsseata relative to some with Is befog samsfeestred is Gisegow he • sew Ms of t steestan, Minded to ply Mimes ChM sad Sesa. No is alto espeisM _ Mhs the twlldlyt.f a awake of Seamus is Looks.— r filasrdass MONEY MARZET.-THIS DAR Two o'CLocK. The funds showed a little flatness at one period of the morning; but, upon the whole, have exhibited a decided increase of business. Prices are now quoted at the beet point of the morning, and about per coat higher than they closed yesterday Consols are marked as low as 911 for money. and 911 for the 6th November, but are now quoted 911 to 4 for cash, and. 92/ to for the new account. Exchequer Bills have been dealt in at de. to 10a. prem.; Exchequer Bonds at 99; and India Bonds at Bs. to lle. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. have ranged between 97 and 971, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. between 991 and 99/. ; Other foreign securities are quiet. The sales include Brazilian Old Five per Get. (Small Bonds), at 101 ex. div.; ditto, Four and-a-Half per Cent., at 974 and 98; Chilian Six per Cents., at 104; Russian Four.and-a•Half per Cents. at 961; Sardinian Five per Cents., for ao. count, 17th October, at 89; and Swedish Four per Coate. at 86. The report of the Minister of F ivanoe, just pub lished in Paris (and given in another column), is evidently intended to give a check to the the serious fall on the Bonne; but although Mtge don is called to the gratifying increase in the rovr sae, and although the Minister regards the ewe of public money in his hands as large, no list is, thrown out tending to confirm the late rumours Mail the payment of the future instalments on the int I lean is to be postponed, or any other measure of relief adopted. The only point upon which the Minister affords any new information has reference to the exportation of silver from France. From the language in which he alludes to this subject, we must infer that the Cabinet actually entertains an idea of prohibiting under " severe penalties " the exportation of that metal. Bo long am silver commands • higher price In the other European markets, prohibitions will probably prove ineffectual as a bar to the Max ; and the public estimate of the financial capacity of the men who now rule the destinies of France will not be raised by the discovery that, at a period of crisis like the pre- sent, they are devoting their energies to the imposing of shackles upon the current of commerce, instead of addressing themselves to the checking of that spirit of speculation to which the monetary difficulties of the country are primarily due. The Finance Minister seem, to overlook the important fact that, in payment for the silver withdrawn from Franca, gold is introduced in large quantities into the country. In the event of the exportation of silver being forbidden and of the prohibition being prac tically enforced, we do not see how the French re serves of the precious metals will derive any accession from the interference of the government, for if silver is not to be taken out of the country gold would not be remitted thither to pay for it. The 'peculators in Paris have for weeks put been looking anxiously to the official jeninal for some encourage ment, and, •now that it has at length spoken, the smallness of yesterday's rally on the Bourse must be interpreted as signifying that, low although the prices of most description of French securities now are, the remarks of the Konitar have excited a feeling of disappointment amongst parties who were waiting to purchase. A serious check upon speculative operations for higher prises is at the same time imposed by the new severities jut _ _ _ forged by the Bank of France, which refute to /end more than 40 per cent. of their value upon the Ranee, or more than 20 per cent. upon railway emarititm and restrict. all such loans to a period of one month. The Great Western Railway Company have jut I pat forward a notice offering 4i per sent. per an num %tenet for loans on debentures for three or five years. The directors of the National Diaoonnt Company announce that the company is now fully registered nudge the Joint Stock Companies Aet of 1856. An extraordinary general meeting of the British Land Company (limited) is called for the 22nd inst. to nodes the directors' report on the purchase of sundry estates, to authorise the borrowing of money, and to determine on the registration of the company under the Joint stock Companies Act of 1856. Subjoined is statement (extraoted from the Liver pool Weekly Share Liat) showing the rates of interest yielded by railvy stocks at present prices. The ellellation is bawd on the dividends paid foe the half-year ending the 30th of June, 1866, and for the year ending with the sups date: lit.par it. pa seam at tbs Moot atlvkleed paid Lag 4 par. last rm. 16 89 g IS Of 19 69 16 3 17 0 1 , 84 1 14 14 4 09 1 14 O 0 1 9 14 10099 1 Of 14 36 3 1 61 16 11 1 11 8 6i 19 SI 1 Oi 6 1 10 11 9 1 I 18 13 $4 0 1 16 1 1 3 IC 17 24 1 O 0 U 7 s 1 44 14 4 1 4 Prig ! ?de._ PAILWAT. 94 iTW Ind Rarar ---- 1114 91419914494999 4 9; COIL An 4119 444 Wilk W PIMA SO lionirerkie 17 allabul* molibigos . 90 016.4pw mai &nth Weetara"...„ Ornallaellor• 67 06.11 mines & Westarn-INiaad 17.681488811 81148•888888 78 1488088 1 / a rid Magi $1 tionalwe red LemBllBB arl 157 Wafts. 1184011/44. a easilk Oart NS Loft rid Pm* WNW% Mak 104 Imam el 82 MOM Geed 77 Wiwi auk et 1112u12.12.0211 Darby -11122311.113010s Ilunria 27 Mob LMu Tat e15* 112222 —.— 11 Muth heel „. II lowa Este W rs . —. 4lO 5; 5711 004111.1371131 D DITIDEND3: 94 tuldaglimddre seril.4 pr met —...... 34 I 1111 BPI lassaddre pit. t amp 6pr rat • 4 8 66 TM Irianlrian pd. t turas pr ass.— 410 10 114 Ulm Omits pellmon 4 par pat 4 II 0 113 Itiolosias—Ortweds II pr isat. Mask 114 Ong Illatirs 11pr ant. plierap dace 44 Omit Waits* pr set 11889._ ..—., 413 • 17 Ot. Welts 11•Prettry 4 1 91C180 1 7 4 9 07.0144 414 it 110 Of. Maim Sawa re Mem It pr mat 74 IX WOW. fit irmaal Illem 16 pr 41. slut 414 106 Ihilleil ear - ...... 417 I 14 Lerul344 pi Yorkshire "Wept pat 4 5 . 1111 la9.lldallin sad &lama pi 11 pr rust. 137 1461140111 per mt. - 4 7 100 Wire 44 pr slaL prettier, WWI 4 10 140 Smelt aka 10 pr sent. 4 3 14 Sett Watts Sprott pot dorm 6 7 1 44 Punta mad 117p,p.1L174.9L priset. 110 It aim Ipr rat pidbmie Mott 3 0 104 IL Sim Drehms4 $ per emL ark 4lB 1 10 MAN. &It W. 1.491 Ow le. North Dlr. 10 11,3011181541 6 =3 petit= 4 10 14 Salt Aanilts 4 3 9 Tat 7:1 11 = =sad 44 p. 43. prat— TVIISDLT Evuixi. The feeds sustained a fresh fall of about g per seat this morning, upon a pressure of sales for the account now *losing, the provration of the Paris Bourse yes terday afternoon tending to increase the gloom hue. This fall led, however, to some large purchases of Console for the November account, besides one of 80,0001. for to-murow, and a decided rally set in. At the close of the recognised hours, prices were quoted I per oent. higher than they left off yesterday; but the appearance of the market was still un settled. The most unfavourable feature, as regards the stock market, is the high rats of “ continuation" current upon Consols at the pend ing settlement. The rate has risen to-day to i to per cent., and indicates that the outstanding speculation foe higher prices was much more 'considerable than was generally inhered. The investments of the public, however, are steadily continued at the reduced priers now quoted. Is the discount market today there was an active demand for money, and the enhanced rates lately established are fully maintained. It results from a mere deliberate diecuesioo of the measure adopted rheay by the Bank of England that its propriety ll r : admitted in nearly all quarters. Some little time suet be permitted to elapse before a reliable The of its probable effects OM be arrived at. The fatelge exchanges are better, but fresh with drawals of gold from the Bank took place to day to the extent of about 180,0051. oa continental wont. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91 to / for money and tomorrow, fell this morning to 901, and thence rallied to 911 to 1, finally closing at 91i to 1 . For the new account of the 6th Nov. the closing ' quotation was 911 to 1. After the recognised hours the market was a little flatter. The official busioses report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91. 911, 901, 91, OIL 911; ditto, for account, Bth Oot., 901, 91, 901, 911, 911, wt. Three-and.a- Half per Cent. Exchequ er B on d s , falling payable is 1858, 99; ditto, 1859, 99, 981. Exchequer Bills were again a little flatter today, at 6s. to 9s. prem. Exchequer Bonds have receded to 981. It is symptomatic of the very unsettled state of the Stock Exchange markets that Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents.--en undoubted government security, guaranteed both by England and France, and re. deemable at par—fell to-day as low as 981. The closing quotation was 99j to t. Here is, cense• quently, a British government stook offered at a price which will yield a clear return of more than 4 per cent. per annum to the purehuer, whilst Consols at 90 would yield less than 31 per rout. per annum. Torkish Six per Cents. experienced to day very severe fluctuations, ranging between 961 and 98. The closing quotation was 971 to 1, being 1 to f per cent. worse than yesterday. Peruvian Four and-a. Half per Cents. fell 1 per cent., and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. 1 per cent. Other foreign securities show no signs ora`rally. The immediate result of the rise in the value of money here is an improvement in the Continental exchanges. With the exception of Frankfort, bills on all plates were quoted this afternoon sensibly higher. In numerous instances the quotations are unusually wide, owing to the unsettled state of mo netary affairs on the Continent. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoaL Business in British mining stocks is dull, and prices in many cases are quoted lower. The market upon the whole is flat, being prejudiced by the rise in the value of money. In the Stock Exchange today Imperial Brazilian share. have been dealt in at 21; National Brazilian as 3; Lusitanian at 1 dia.; and Sortridge Consols at 3t. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions In the Mining Exchange: Cbaneatiorsvise, 7.. ea., Bs.; Clayton Vatted, 17e. 61., 18,. 61.; Great Alfred, 101 ; Greet Shahs, 81; Great South Taigas, 111, 1, 1. 1, ; MI:Wm Days, 31.3; North Frances, 101 • Porkethe, 101, : Sortridge Consols, 31.16, 3-16, 1, 1• 'South Caradoo, 71;28 Wheal Edward, 21; Wheal Kitty (talent), lot; Wheal Nary Am, 341, rti; Wheal Zion, 11, 2. In the Stook Exchange: Boman, 861 ; South Caredoa, 2871 • • Sortridge Console, 3, ; Great South Tali's, 111 ; Wheal . Ztos, 2,1. IS li I 14 U $5 Si li 11 I I 4 S 14 1 9 i pa t il l "i ll r F l ,l l fa 24 Ile U II If OIL 1 14 fa 101 me 110 111 110 111 100 110 H 1• 9 19 199 MN 10 - 1 li Pil i Me par 11 81 ft .r -$7 V 41 04 U 4: as 111 /11. I - e 1 I i 4 I I gat 10 01 01 11 1 litt P. el s s su 111 10 ell IC al id. 4 id Il S 1 11l Is Ma •1 74 7$ 111 5$ 10 II 02 41 112 $4 TS 10 $1 14 41 $4 TO 71w Is NI 04 14 — lir 104 II 4 ells IC SI 11. ri4 "4 Is 1911 la 'I dis 1 II pi —Me ••• am •M am N 44 111 $4 Si ST 66 N 7 6 16 - 41 WTI fa l• 111 Vie COMMERCIAL AND ILLRIBES MARLLANE.-THD3 DAY. The wheat trade is Mark-lane this musing wu firm at the advance acted on Monday list. Float commanderifall mem ßar ley In short supply, and its value has an upward tendency. Oats sold slowly at former prime. Beam and peas scarce, and tally as dear. URIVALS IWO LONDONFILOI! OCT.' TO OCT. it Whist Barley Usli imehla & NMI. lahhu &NUN. . I 1850 ...... 111201 110 N IN I U Illra I ma 4110 MU. SOO IIIMY. " I EMIR.-THIS DAY. Bcoaa.—The market it flan, and the public salsa are progrerieg steadily, but withost spirit. Grocery lamps quoted 665. to 68e. Correa —This article is steady, bat not brisk; the publie sales do not show any material situation in priests. Tres.—The trade as Dimpled with the samples of the public sales declared for to-morrow. Corrow.-900 bales sold yesterday on 'Change at very fall prices. Rum.—This article is rather dull, and prices are a shads lewer. Rum remains without alteration. SALTPITIII.—The fine deacripuons us about 6d. dearer, ;fraction 3, sold at 365. 6d. Sncas.—Peppor, Singapore, sold at 41 to 6; ammeiti, s. 81 to 2a. 9d. ; Mare, 2e. to 2s. 2d. N:six—Pearl sold at Wk. to 295. In other articles ao notarial alteration. Markets generally are dull to-day. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. --- -- -. Mann. Pattonden and Smith report that Uteri is a staid, demand for color, Wield of Kant and Bum hops at firm prices. Doty-250,0001. TALLOW MARIEBT.-TRIS DAT. The market la ins, 6ithesits itxad qnetation 1, tie.:— Town tallow, 61i. 9d. nett see►; Potanbarit Y.C. as the spot, 60t. 6i.; lest Ws =oaths, 60s. 6d. to 60.. 9d. COAL MARKET-THIS DAY. Walls End Heaton, 17... 9d; Will. Bid Hettee,l94.6d.; Will. Bid Adelaide, 18s. 91.; Walla Bad Btawart's, 19s. 81.; Walls Bad Tees, 191. 31-54 fresh ahips at inarkat. The Court of Austria has lett for the waters of Lehi, where it will remain for a fortnight. The Nord of Brawls contains the following from its Moscow eorrespondent The labour of leav ing Russia is one worthy of Hercules ; in order to obtain a passport at St. Petersburg, I have teen compelled to un dergo the following totters :—l. To be announced three times in the public j iurnah ; 2. To obtain a certificate of the execution of this formality; 3. To carry this certificate to the pokes magistrate of the quarter, who tarnished with a second certificate; 4. To betake myself to the bureau of Prince D .Igoronki, where this certffioato was inchanged for a countermark • 6, to go to the bureau d'addrasus, where another ornate:its was gives me; 6, to ran to the governor-gourd, who furnished me with a passport; 7, to exhibit this passport at the steam-packet office before obtaining a passage. I was particularly fort, nate, for the accomplishment of the above formalities took up only three days; many others have been detained three weeks." letter from Rome in the .D bate state, that General de Montrdal is to be replaced In hie command of the Fume la troops in that capital by Chinni de Courtigis. A PIG AND BULL STORM—A young man nutted Jame. Cardwell, charged before the magistrate. at Rotherham, on Monday, with being communed (along with William Cross, who we. committed for trial on the previous Monday) In steeling two sheep, the property of Mr. Story, of Rues Roberta, and a load of wheat, the property of Messrs. Mocrboitie and Hague, millen, from the Rotherhua railway station, divulged the circum stances under which a pig was protected in • very singular manner by a bull. About three weeks ago, a pig, weighing about fourteen stoat, the property of nine. Loma, a labourer reedits at Dalton, near Rother ham, disappeared daring the night from its sty, and we. nest day found in a geld at some dirar.ce, with two deep but not fatal gashes in its neck. The circumstance gave rise to • good deal of conjecture is the neighbourhood at the time, bat no esplustion was tifteovered until yesterday. When before the magistrates, Cries, in a lengthy written defence, accued Cardwell of stealing ti, sheep and wheat, pleading " guilty " himself only to receiving • portion of the stolen property into hie lone, when solicited by Card well, In an "unguarded moment," aad thanking Provi dence that he bad been brought to justice on this hie Beat offence, sad thereby probably p ted from "raising both body end soul." Cornwell retaliated by ezplaining how Cross had by threat, of diseneure of other offenses, and in one instanea by a threat of murder, in duced him to take part in the robberies. Among other thins, be unloosed to accompuying Cross to steal Leach's pig. They fetched the animal out of its sty, cad drove it along • Lae towards Rotherham, sin], in a lonely path, they *awe to a footpath !ethics acute some fields more directly to their homes. Here they stopped close to a field gate, sad prepared to kill their pig before proceeding urea the fie Ms. Oos of them took out • knife and commenced caning its throat. Immediately on feelleg the knife the animal very naturally struggled violently and, eicspiag front the hands of its batchers, jumped through the bars of the get., and ran, loudly squealing, down the field. The robbers punned, hot had not gone far down the field before a tbird pasty made its appearance on the smite. A ferocious ball, which was grazing in the field, was attracted by the noise, and on corneas within sight of the men ran fori ..usly et them. It was only by • rapid retreat that the thieves *seeped a tom with the animal's horse, and, after lingetieg about the field for some time, in the vain hope that • favourable opportu nity woul I arise of recapturing the pig, they were under the mortifying necessity of returning home without booty. Cardwell, like Creel, was committed to take his trial at the neat Yorkshire smite for stealing the sup and non, DEATH IN A BATH.—On Sunday morning lest Mr. Wiesen, teal , who carried oa business in High street, Marylebone, rear the Waterloo Tavern, weal to the It. Maryletsone baths and weebbouseo, near tue Stisgelane, to have • bath, as be was going by rail to we emu h:eade In the oonatty. As be tenoned a eussitterable time in the bath, some satiety wee mimed, end ultimately ea esteems was °Maimed by the atteadant, who loud Mr. Wheeett apparently lea et. Medial madam was promptly ob tained, end every aeons were applied to restore eonsciees nese, bat without effect. Deceased, who was a young man, bee left a widow with one child. lei IN 11 - 1111 I I 1 I f I Ms par I g 111 111 al II 1 it 11 14 SIN U r