The Express. — London, England, 1867-10-28 00:00:00

'A RIS. I •. • fl;. :117 • lit k . cetVklql l 'ant ii_ .hips •• the te,l i. t;.irhaldi. • t..r ti in:erVe:lt in 1111 , 44 ed :• t!Te is GI c..l::;,lotic, that N , tcvs.,f al than I..riti a ministry Isl-r,•ere : SOHle ; q.t.; is t. , take the •• al.fellaer - hatever p.r•ers that • • befor i t t is killetl. • ckquilittilica- Elnillalinen/ :( . 1111.1 . 6 3:; (41 a..,.. , ertion of thi.t any from . Co. Antibes (No11.111(.1.1 'I ;LI 'll, anti fOr i ~ r.L i cw.~. Lac r, nariga- Al , :,:trt in this w!!ieh has met with he c0n.0141.,L0n u we are utlited by 31. le illamarck .tttire'y weighing order 3 to Olither I) MANY LIV7S. at • Liverp ,, .kl cour,e of S.iturtl.,y the Underwriter,' anent of the Hoard ry fAst in north o. tcdy but not 'I --" Two lament• ciere. Tier which 1. ft Liver• general cargo, en. I en SatunlAy nigl:t, eleven miles fruto tuber, perh,lied. K e a to he the nil. , The constom.: Ip wns too Lae to ar, repot te.l Tin , Trinntpli, u Nhtiaultain, with htth ma of chain u :1 er Trenholoe. The t the tots." •nos Ayres, pot we 2:1 , 1 six feet of iou off the BIS DAY.) 1,03 Set D. 2 0 0 . ! - • W. .01 4 \W. 01 ':• .4 • • t:. re 0 7 J W I 2 , 0; , • ‘‘. rf. 0.r.1 0 W. • 1, , 1 43 3 W. ,J, W. .•I. , IV :171, W. n. W. hrt ,211 .; W. 11,•b 16 4 , ,Ifrrat thr norrerra ,trnove in the eonr:o Ar. nnst,La!ar alit m of an itoh in the 1 innday the wind in t!..• force of 10 rrporttd foto lie has required cost di tinct terns 1, lea LI log article in a English jury Will le is • a consecrated yen by implication, to • rebel by all -lc ; and whether. nown as ribbonmeu tn Manor 'cu ,lays ago by a na Lis two sons. Raid, "To li— - w,re brought up and fillet '. each. solicitor, hai .r of the Rolls. The rr.+e to 1.0. V. NT: , .`i OF CIWELTY 11r. Wi.ll.ln. Love. t::e Prevention of Nel,on-villas. ce.isc.l. who was is bout I.i years con• a very active f his death Wall in - I.y taking as. ile 11...1 beer. ;eft a widow and A . M.:AD. SI NDAY early this morning at Trevadoc, on the Clipera Rock. immediately the ig to the National I proceeded to the about an hour, the the happiness to ly landed in their liph, of Liverpool, [I a general cargo. the occasion in the t was presented to Joseph Leather, t should be peeled Wales. Since the boon the means a 'EtOWY 1 payment, 966 ; tors, 6,114. I..kW INTII.I.IOENCE. ('III N Dkl.) 1:T ;:%NKI:t IM*l. 1 \ ,: . ~. 4t. V• 114 , ' 1.441 It 44 ,1 tll 4. 1,11 4 44. .4 4 c , • , 5 , 4 4 141 4 4 44 I. 1 14 f.. .1 ..t.• ' ' 0pp...•.? t r tit.' c • .1 1 th•it 11. , • . .• • • 1, la • , t • .1 • Is. 104 44 ; 4!4,, 110111 ..4 4 . .4 1 4, 44 • • ,gent. 1. • .eoul t. 11- t;e. , Ile w.v. .t.•' • ~•k dent', accounts r •,. bet,•r.• ;!, ; .ilse, tiust the 01 14 ..erply • gl, 1. tl, Jda, ..1,11 ~( 10- Ife• 111.1t1t •ae settle- • , • 1,. t Itinkrupt, who expi• ssed •,,•• 10 give ail info, tootloo to the . . Ili. II m.v directed 311 mljultrtuntnt, for the Irtulattrt t,. th • accolllttS CENTRAL CRIMINAL CoI"RT. (THlg DAY.) Th • ;October sessions of the Central Oh,dual Co•lrt wet . , this morning I,y the Lord Mayor iSir Thomas 17.41.:ie1.1;art.1, Alderman urrter, .tlilerman and Sherisi Stone. Mr. Sheriff 111'.1rtlirr, tho flight lion. the Itc• (only: (Mr. 1:•issell Their are lisie.,ses f, tri if, rad the orences aro tbus el nsii,cd - lligarny. ! ; burglary, ; feloni-usly uttering c. u- coin, 10 , einhest.le meta. I ; i , eat•ing from pr ison, 1 ; faigory, lit; Lirceny io a ilwelling•lmus,•, 1 ; larceny, Iu ; larceny front the hereon, 1; lireeny :is servant, 9; n!eiding and secreting a I,OlSt letter, ;;;n,;sde , manour, 10; r, I ; ~ttempting murder.:;; ripe. '2; filomously rem:it in, stolen goods, 1 ; robbery. P ; mircliouse and shop breaking, 7; and feloniously wound arr.. 4. . . . . _ 'I he I:,eorikr, in charging the grand jury, said there woe several CaSe3 adjUlilllol froia last nosaiona. which had Inn previously comment , d upon. The unadjourned we . were not very n.romous, nor were tliey of a very seli,.u4 character. Their were, however, three cases where the charge was that of ttewpting to commit wilful curler, the parties not having lied. The first chary woo that against Vet roil sallied JAIIICA Ilichop, of att.. e ptim, to murder his wife by cutting her thont, and it did nut .ippear that thew had been any quarrel between them to lead to the comui. an of the offence. There was a against 1,11‘.8 (:I °en. who presented a at his wife and .irety the trigger ; but the secua u ,;used fire. T:‘, animus in this Calle WAS cleat ly shown by the p isomer, when taken into custedy, e • pressing leis I kV et that he had nut done it with a lode, and then there soured have been no doubt about it. The mat charge was iig..nst Sarah Raebuin, cruel front the i•siilviice he could hardiy holies , : that she was in her right mind, the statement being that she in passing along the street threw her child into a heap of slaking lime. The learned recorder neat referred to two charges of rape, in one of which the girl was ppst at the age of twelve, and to a charge 3Z,killSt a bankrupt of fraudulently disposing of his goods three modtha before bankruptcy. In conclusion he directed the attention of the grand jury to the charges filex.rs. cruldt and Robinson. insurance brokers, of frandulentlr applying to their own uses the proceeds of certain policir, of i a .,, oaaeo they h a d been entrusted to collect. It appeared that there was s ot , qum.tion as to whoa the money should be paid, but ultimately the owners of the shit on which the policies had been effected wrote to the prisoners, " you had better remit the money to our aelicitors, Messrs. Rateson, Robin son, and t 0.," adding that this course would no doubt be agreeable to the parties wlm made the repairs. This was certainly not a vet) specific direction, and there were some other questions which would arise with resne-A to it, hut all of these had better he decided by the learned judge before whom ate case might be tried. THE POLICE COHRTH. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL MISTAKIN I DENTITT, Frarris Lager, the son of a man who beats carpets for the barristers in the Temple, WWI placed at the bar, ou remand, bcfore Alderman Lawrence, M.P., charged with stealing tiro carpets from flare-court, Temple, while in the possession of his father. Mr. T. Noton appeared for the prisoner. Henry t' alin, lamp-lighter in the Temple, said on Mon. day last he wan lighting the lamps in Hare-court, a , out 5 o'clock in the evening, when a I.IIIUI with two carpets on his shoulder passed behind him. He did not ace the man's face. The prisoner was pointed out to him by the officer, who asked witness if he wit% the man, and he Raid be was. Re knew him by his walk, but could not swear positively to him. Stephen Mitchell, u‘istant to Mr. King, pawnbroker. 34. High IloWorn (whn refused to attend until cempelled to do so by a summons), produced one of the stolen carpet., pledged on the 21st of October for 30s. in the name of James West. The prisoner was similar to the person who pledged it, but be could not swear to him. Mr. Noton submitted there was no evidence against the prisoner, and he had nothing to answer, but if there had been he was prepared to prove an alibi. Mr. Martin (chief clerk) informed the magistrate that the prisoner had a brother who was very like him. The prisoner was discharged. MARLBORoUGH-STREET. THE KNII'E AGAIN. Henry I, an elderly man, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with begging, and also with wounding Simnel Buckley, a tailor, residing at No. 33, Marshall-street, Golden-square. The prosecutor mid—On Saturday night,about 9 o'clock, I went into the Bird-in• Hand Tavern, Oxford-street, with my wife, and while there the prisoner came in and begged, and because the persons there would not give him any thing he set to abusing them. I told him that he ought to be ashamed of himself and had a few words with him, when he seized me, got me out of the house and down on the pavement, falling on the top of m e , an d on m y after wards getting up I found that my hand had been cut and was bleeding. A constable took me to the Middlesex Hospital, and the !surgeon there bound up my hand. Richard Stevens, a young man living in Crown-court, Soho, said—While in the Bird-in-Hand Tavern, on Satur day night, I saw the prisoner come in and beg, and the prosecutor said be had quite enough to do to keep his own family, and the prisoner then began to abuse him, and there was a f..tv words between them. The prisoner then took a knife off a plate on the counter, and seized the prosecutor and pushed him out of the house and fell on hisn, and when the prosecutor got up I saw the blood spurt from his hand. Georgeiiirtley, of Sutton-street, Sobo, after giving similar evidence. said that be saw the knife, which be longed to the landlord of the tavern, picked up whine the prosecutor had been thrown down on the pavement by the prisoner. i'Olieelconstable Witt, 67 C, said—l took the prisoner into custody, sod on a knife being picked up, the prisoner said it did nwt belong to him, and that be bad one of his own. The prosecutor at that time was smothered with blood, and was taken to the hospital to have his hand dressed. Tyrwhitt, having cautioned the prisoner, asked him whether he wished to any anything. The prison,r said that he certainly begged in the house, hat that all the persons there were drunk. The constable said thlt the prisoner was himself drunk. Mr. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner for triaL FLOATING THE AMERICAN SHIP HUDSON IN THE RIVER. The American packet-ship Hudson, bound to New York, which grounded on her way down the river off East Greenwich, from the London Docks, on Wednesday, and it was, feared would become a wreck and break up, was got off iv the course of S►turday, and towed back to the docks. It was only, however, by the umst atren. ors exertion:: that the vessel was floated. The Hud son is the largest of the fleet of packet ships that trade hetna en the Thames and New York, being 1,800 tons burden. She had a Large cargo on board, and it waa partly oA.ing to her draught of water, more than 24ft. aft, and the tide suddenly falling off that she struck on • kind of halve ou the south side of the river off East Green wich. With the great dead weight in her hold and her heavy straining and snaking considerable water, it was feared that the worst would happen to the skip. Gangs of labourers were at once set to work to lighten her, and with the nil of tugs and other assistance the vessel as be fore stated, nas floated. DEATH OF MR. FREDERICK LAWRENCE, THE BAR INTEL—This gentleman .lied on Friday morning last, after a very short illness, and at the early age of 46. Mr. Lawrence practised on the Oxford Circuit, and was known to the literary world by his " Life of Fielding," and by his occasional contributions to periodical litera ture. We noderstand that his body will be interred at Kenaal-green Cemetery on Wednesday next at noon. THE St , reoLa MURDER. —The case against the prisoners Wiliam Martin and Charles Martin, charged with cousin„ the death of John Burbridge in a street affray at Sudbury, on the 19th inst., has now been fully investigated. The magistrates have committed William Martin to take his trial at the neat mites for the murder of Burbridge, and Charles Martin bee also been eommitte.l as an abettor. It is doubtful whether William Martin will live till the day of trial in March next, as he suffers from heart disease. DISPFXRAF.Y FOIL SKIN DLiRAMEq, 56, GREAT MA imkoßni au-RTRICET, REOZET-STRERT,W.—Two hundred and twenty-seven patients were relieved at this dL pensuy during the week ending October 16. .~.~~~ THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1867. THE FENIANS AT MANCHESTEI: OrESIM: or nig I,rEcIAL COBISINsioN. (THIS DAY.) Oa TEL:-I:Atli). BIANCHESTEN, MONI,AI". The special epiniaission was opened thistiv.rniti4ftt idickbmnibiliviireditchaige to the jury. uu lailiah o! the prisoner., Mr. bigby seyinnur.applieil for an :tiljournment, in order to give more time for the ili fva e. Llackburn sugge.ted that the court should wait mail the grand jury sent in their bills heron: deciding. The application was renewed at 12 o'clock, the grand jury haring round n time bill for murder against Allen, Conla. Lar kin, and Shore, awl the jinlitcs agreeil to nil journ the court till to-morrow morning. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) 2.15 r. m. The business of settling occupied nearly the whole of the morning, rind the only event speculated upon was the Liverpool Cup, The Peer being elected ;first fa vourite, and backed at 10 to 1, but these odds were freely forthcoming at the close. Quotations as follows : LIVERPOOL Al 71 - MN CUP. 10 to 1 agst The Peer (t and off) 20 to 1 Caithness (t and off) 9) to 1 The Rescue (t and off) 20 to 1 Mrs. Allan (t and off) 21 to I tI gslis (t ) 100 to 1 Scipio It) 100 to Knight Errant (t) r.; _- I Cl lU. Imi as 17i 18 171 1131 14 81 444 122 14 117} 16} COWS ILL GOVZILNII MKT II IMAM al 04 - Zr .d. I CI. prise► kirtslast:obs.op.tt.,lB7l 1,34C00 Do. 1886 100 ' Can. r1..v.0 p.0..1877-84.. 100 101 103 Uc.so.lrot,l4b.Battsr. 100 100 102 Do. 4 prre If ar.d 100 92 111 1,114,289. Do. 61....0.Ja0.84 1001 88 88 - Do. b;rr et. ttu•B 100 87 c 9 Doruols4llol,vever.l673 00 113 115 Do. 60.110014 A 10.51 rd Do. do. IdeBoo 100 104 10 xd Dd. do. 1,400-21 100 006 4u7 190".. 110 Ip.s.Ap.Mktllloo ZOO 02 94 xd 100.0 v., Cr on,N or. I,tlS, qp.ct NO 103 00 Sd:t.o* 1w,,157u, do.. 100 111 at 1.^00.800 Do. 1871 d 0... 106 107 100,000 1144:Mose pee 0t.,1811 100 196 fio 900,000 Do. 1078 IGO ' 106 1. 7 410,000' Do, 1881 100 109 14 I 000,000 Do. use lao 106 167 186,600 NatAllior.Op.c.Ap.,too. ' 100 i 100 102 xd; 110,008 Now firstaLOov.ll9oret. 100 101 103 1,186,800 Now South Wales Oov.. 64. PIGS ,11371 to lei 100 97 09 1.071.900 Do. 6p. G. 108860 1806 • 109 04} u:,4,uOC to 1475 101' 118; 99 160,000 New 1•61.6.1 4per ant. 100 1 1.000.000 Do. Opos auk 100 941 96} 600,081 Do. 0 per cant. 1801 100 106 1188 108,000 D0.d0.1,191.1.500kD0e 100 ; I'ol 1071 260,009 Nova Socritallp. 64,1871 100 101 108 1.860,100-614100801666 Goy. Ip. 01, 100 100 t!1 1,177,4.X0 Do. Do. 1891 .... 100 100 101 YASUO B.llnet.Dov. 6p. c.,07.77 100 ' -- Du. 1878 wad stgowdo 100 8410,000 Vlo.gov.4lp. o.Jan. lab' 100 7.011.100 Do. Op. at AraBl aaw. 100 Ins ten noi 1111 101 fr 1001 3RLTIIIH MINES. No.lft I 102 li as; - 1001 100 941 3 91: - 1001 1001 1 1071 ... 100 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The simply of English wheat on sale here to-day was only moderate. Although the demand was by no means active, factors succeeded in establishing an advance in the quotations, compared with Mondaylast, of la. par quarter. The show of foreign wimeut was good, and sales pro gressed steadily, at Is. per .Ir. more money. The business doing, how , ver, was by no means extensive. Both English and foreign barley, the !limply of which was limited, was quite ea deer as list week. There was a moderate inquiry for malt, at full quota tions. The supply was tolerably good. We were well supplied with oats, for which the demand ruled steady. In some instance prices were slightly on the advance. Beans were quite as dear as last week, with a moderate TLe Talc for peas was inactive on former terms. Flour ruled about stationary. Seeds and cakes were lield at late rates. The floating grain cargo trade, although somewhat de pressed at the commencement of the week, has become again active,anol prices have ruled firm. In cargoes on ma nage a good business has been concluded at improving rates. We quote Marianopoli, anired, 71s. ; Berdiansid, 70s. to 71s. ; (Mirka Taganrog, 615. to 68s. ; (;hirk a , °deem, 665. to 70;. ; Pavlovski, Taganrog, 61s. 6d. to 625. CA per 1921b5. • Polish, Nioolaieff, 66a. to 705.; tblearia, 6 , ;5. 6d. to 7111 s. 6d. per 480Ibs. Californian, on passage, 70s. per 4001bs. ; Sandoinirea, 745. ; Saida, As. to :sis. ; Bourgae, 648. per 4solba. Barley has rather declined in prices, and the quantity on offer has not been large Egyptian, arrived, 345. ; Llack Sea, on passage, sais.; Danubian, 365.; Azov, 31x.6d. per 4001ba.; Maize has been offered ou lower terms, but the transac tions have been very limited. We quote &lonics, on passage, 465. per 4801ba. Rye has ruled very dull and prices are nominally Is. to 25. lower. Selonica, to be shipped, has sold at 475. to 495. per 4nOlbs. Trade in oats, both on passage and for shipment, has been almost at a stand-still, and values are easier. Beans are again in steady request. at improving quotations. New Sside, ar rived, have realised 40s. Linseed and rapeseed haver uled firm, at fully previous rates. ARRIVAL, or Sews. -English tares, 37; linseed, 100; rapeseed, 356 ; and sundry, 414 qrs. Foreign, linseed, 7,610 ; rvoseal, ; maize. :;,746; and sundry, ..,77 qrs. EXIN.RTS.-Oats, 913 ; rye, 80 ; linseed, 630 ; and oil seed, 5,172 qrs. CURRENT PRICES. natant Per gr. Win?. s. Lee=, Kent, fed, 116 - So - 57 65 to 75 „ bo. wilt*, :66 7 to 7 Per Qr OAT& S. & Irish. h b tto to 29 whits BUZ& on 17) 78 worrour and Linoots rod GAUNT Matting Dlitllkaff Grinding sew 40 NAM Err; Norfolk, and Mangan Tick 44 to 48 Harrow Pigeon 5O so 82 Om _ 44 to 40 Ilopl• Milts — to 49 to 50 Dollars _ 46 to 44 Coif Kingston and Ware 72 to 75 Brown 541 to esi 11.77 L nous. New — to OATS. Town made: pr 390 lbs. Household << to 60 Country Norfolk and flutfollt, reship 5O to 63 tuella, teed --- 2B to 28 , potato lea* bled 3l to 33 row Pas Qr. W 11•1. I. B. Dantslcsad Konigs berg 7B to 84 Rastock & Per Qr. 73 to 76 to 73 liaitian. hard soft 33ake13, SO4 SO white . to BARLEY. Belretteir Dietilllny Malting — to OA7a. Dutch brewing . 23 to 36 OATS I. Danish and Swodlak £9 to ?3 Raul= l7 to BEAN& Danish ... lint Ll:s e i r e s ... 40 to 42 44.: to 418 istpaz coas. White 42 to 44 Yellow Th.OUL 1e,.N.11n; 25 571) . ST) ARRIVALS Of GRAIN, .tc.. WATIR CARRIAGS FP.OSI ISCLUSIVL bench. pereaoi.... 60 to 641 Spanish „ 61 to 1.7 American, per brL .. 31 to 40 Canadian .. 31 to •0 NTO LONDON 11l LAND AND [ OCT. 11 TO OCT. 26, BOTH %nest. Barley..ll4 lOsta 'Bean , . Peas i Flour. qrs. qrs. qns 1 firs I qrs. qrs. bris.selts Zoe& .. 7064 3 390 398 IWO 626 G 2221 624 • .. 122134 Foreign .. MO 3719 .... 1 400Y_ 4.) .. 11213, 2912 i! -- -- - - -- Sold .. 41012 , 7477 12879 48606 2461 621 5_432654; LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY TZLECIRAPB (riou ova omit coamaroirnErr.) The general deemed for cotton is not so brisk as towards the close of last week, but prices continue steady. The sales foot up about 12,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAII.—There is more active inquiry at last week's cur rency. British West India sold at 31a. 6.1. to :12a. 63.. and °Delayed Kann* 275. 341. Refined is also more active at steed) prices. Corm—The market is firm but quiet. Rice.- There are buyers at the full prices of last week, but no further sellers; cleaned continues in active request at firm price. SPICILS.--A few sales are reported ; Singapore, black pepper, at 3 7-16 d.; and Pimento, 23. to nd. COTTON.—The market was active on Saturday at a further advance ; the demand now is lees active, but the business doing is at Saturday's rates. JUTE.—About 1,200 bales sold a steady prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(TIIIB DAY.) The market is quiet at the following prices :—Town tallow, 445.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. 3d.; Year, 445. ; December, 445. 3d. ; Spring, 445. bd. PARI7oULARS 01 TA La*. 198{ 1806. I 1866. I INN - - 50,793 I. 809 1 4,44 53 21,337 . 2.920 ! 2.921 3 1 6 15 1,644 , 31.306 45,713 4.8031 ; 3.811 I 4450 G.rsl 37,(,;3 W,04.; 53,437 , 31,515 PrieeY.C. on epot this da 4. s d. d.'s.d. ad.: a. Li. d. _ y I 0 51 3 14 3 i 44 3 Pitt.) Town lad Friday '4O s. 44 3 54 3 45 9 ! 4d 6 Arrival for the week ending Nor. 5 last year, 1.032 mks. and delivery. I.73Bmski. The arrival last week comprised 6, 568 . 66 k, Petersburg and 101 Australia ; total, 6.359 Stock oa head this day esalml Deltvery last week Ditto from lst June Arrival last week Ditto from lstJ METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. IS DAY.) We have a shorter (TH supply of beasts, and the average quality is very inferior, consequently choicest descriptions are making rather more mosey. Tilers are a few more sheep ; trade is still very dull, although some best qualities are sold rather dearer. Calves are scarce, and prices for them are higher. Our foreign supply consists of 3,210 besets, 8,240 sheep, 49 ca l ves, an d 55 pigs. From Ireland there are 470 beasts and WO sheep. From Norfolk and Suffolk and the midland counties, 1,710. Pet stone of Bibs. S. d. td. I Per stone of alto. ad. •d. Beet Boole. Heralds. 4 8 5 0 Best Des& Ht-bda9B 0 0 0 0 Beet Short-bores 4 6 4 8 Best Loog-w0015.... 4 4 4 8 Mooed qua besets 2 4 3 4 1 Do. do. Moro.— 0 0 0 0 Calves Ptit Brat tonsit Mt-Deeds I S 5 0 ! — ooao Beasts at market, 5,430 sheep and lambs. 21,410; salves. 51 ; pigs. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wan. Patteaden and Smith report a good steady de mand for hops of all descriptions for immediate consump tion at arm rates, fine samples of both English and foreign being very mama During the year ending June 10, 1867, there were manufactured in the United States 151.135 double thread sewing.machinesand 18,970 single-thread machine*. One aompony pro.laced 43,000 machines. et/ York Timer. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) sh. I Pd. I RAILWAY.. b 3 85 1 , 1 03 26 46 3 :3 78 70 111 ORDINARY SUM= AND STOCKS. 81 9li 2 1 Closing prices S I .4en to-day on Saturday. to 1 p.m Brodel mod Moser Cant? rem C0rnwa11...... Du!,liussi • Ihiwiee, Perth,. k Mad .Ita Gut London Olsegow and A7We;rero druat Eaatarn ord. st. Do. F. Aug. Stk., No. Groat North of boatload 'Great Northern Do.A A rec. mottle. ute :co. It itllop.c.lavaldlt Do. ilrd. Dot Dlr. elt.th 'GS. South* Math (Ira , ;Groat Wasters Do.ntourVal.Gua.Ath Do. &nth Wales . I Do. W. likL—Orlord Do. Do. Nowpt.st' Lancashire& Yurllahlre. , Brlebta. &S. Cosa .Loodon,ChathanAtDoe. I Do. MaLlathu.A6p.c.; Lanulou &North Warm LondondliouthWastone the. Llnoolnal. Do. It:tension, dlin- 1 dead d p. ct WI 1870 ilteleopolltaa Do. do. do. I ... _ & Johies-Wood 111dIsad . ....... Do. 84m . 1 Derby North British Do. idla.,Portb, Nand. N. Noolorti—Barwick D Ued Do. O. N. Jr. Par e e. a Do. York Do. Co/Nolo I 00 42 63 96 Do. Btoct*DiiUog.l Da do, 184041 fora L?oaloo „......, 131 1.13 116 111. Do. do, 1946.. 1 100 North Btaffordahlre 64 16 100 N. • & Wootton Juno 110 112 100 Blirupshlre Union I 06 67 100 South Devon i 45 47 100 eontb itutera .... 6i, 47 100 eisines.aleW okinghsa44oo' 1:5 N 0 1 " 47 0 Taff ..... ► Do. C 100 Walortora t 611kInnv I 6 iw.wrtoo & WltiteSail 100 i :4 411 100 103 107 311 821 6 • 19 17 108 110 114 116 123 126 I 6 g 7 wt 461 25 PO 20 31 1201 64 53, ii; i';' 1131 1131 81 93' 41 49 14 124 109 111 83 8.3 1171 1171 S 6 tie 33 44 101 IC2. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Ow' o'OrAmn. Notwithstanding the apparently serious character of the news from Italy, most of the markets for public securities are rather firm to-day. It is amoned that the despatch of the French troops to Rome may lead to an early solution of the exist ing difficulties, and to a satisfactory revision of the September Convention. Consols, which opened at a reduction of 4 per cent., are now 4 better than on Saturday. A similar advance has also occurred in the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. Italian Bonds of 1861 were tint widely quoted 43 to 44, but have since improved. Some of the other foreign securities are likewise higher, but home railway shares have given way, though not to an important extent. The amount of business generally is not very large, attention being directed to the fortnightly settlement, which has just commenced. The applications for discount are still upon a very limited scale, and the rate for choice bills is without change. Short advances on English government securities are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 1 to li per cent. Consols are quoted 941 to g both for money and the account (Nov. 7), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 921 to ;. The railway market is flat, and a reduction of to 1 per cmt. has taken place in most of the prin cipal stocks. Subjoined arc the quotations : Metropolitan, 122 to ; Great Western, 44; to 1 ; London and North Western, 113 to ; Midland, 117 A to T.: ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1261 to 2 ; Caledonian, 912 to 92} ; South Eastern, 66; - : to ; Great Eastern, 32A to y ; Great Northern, 109 to 110 ; ditto A., 114} to 115 ; London, Chatham, and Dower, 17:1 to ; North British, 321 to 331 ; and Brighton, 5 to 53k. Italian Ponds of 1861 were heavy this morning, but are now in request, at an advance of 4 per cent., the present price being 441 to 4. Several other stocks have risen to 4 ; Turkish of 1862 are quoted 63 to 64 ; ditto of 186:.1, 3'l to 32 ; :reek, 12rg to ; Spanish Passive, 181 to 101 ditto Certificates, 16,1 to ; Chili= Scrip, 1 to 01 dis. ; Egyptian, 1864, 82 to 83 ; and Mexican, 144 to 15. United States 5-20 Bonds have improved per cent., viz., to 69 1 to ; Eric Railway shares are I; better, at 46% to 47, but Illinois Central are unchanged, 78i to 79. Anglo-Ainerican Telegraph sharee have declined 2e. 6d., vir., to 1i & to / ; but Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference are without variation, at 31 to I. Bank shares have been dealt in to a moderate extent at steady quotations. London and West minster are at 70 to 72 ; Union of London, 37i to 33k; Imperial Ottoman, 1 to ltl dis. ; 12 to 11 dia. ; Oriental Corporation, 44 to 45 ; and London and County, 54i to 55i. Financial shares are inactive, at the following prices :—lnternational Financial, 24 to 21 dis. ; London, 20 to 24 dia. ; General Credit, 2i to 21 1 z dis. ; and Credit Fonder, 0I to 61 die. The half-yearly meeting of the Trust and Agency Company of Australasia (Limited) will be held on the 11th of November, for the purpose of declaring an " ad interim" dividend for the six months ending .June last. HALT-TAST THREE O'CLOCK. Consols remain firm, at 941 to 11, both for money and the account. Most other securities also meet with inquiry. About 7,000/. in gold has been withdrawn from the Bank for exportation. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Itentes opened at 68.72 for the accimat, showing a rise of 1 per cent. compared with Cie last official price of Saturday. About 23,000(. in bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank on Saturday for the Continent. The steamer Delta takes tad:: 165/. in silver for Bombay. A list of the principal advances made by the Royal Bank of Liverpool has been received in London. It amounts in the aggregate to 670,0001., divided amongst eight firms. Amongst them is that of a directorfor 40,000/. , and a connexion of the manager for 84,000/. The largest shareholders in the hank are two ladies, holding, it is said, 12,000 shares ; another lady is inscribed on the register for 2,000, and a Liverpool merchant for 4,000. The report of the directors of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company to be presented at the half-yearly meeting on the Ist Nov., is of an unusually interesting character. The net receipts of the half year amounted to 530,5681., being at the rate of 61. 9e. per cent. per annum upon the sum of 16,443,4141., which was the total paid-up capital of the company on the 30th June, but upon the estimated amount of capital expended on the 852 miles of railway actually open, with rolling stock, &c., the net receipts are equal to a return at the very satisfactory rate of DI. 13a. 441. per cent. per annum. The surplus profit of the half-year, over and above the guarantee, is thus 132,1151., one half of which would be equal to about 10s. per cent, on the share capital to the 50th June last, but it is intimated that " her Majesty's Secretary of State for India being unable, in the absence of sufficient informa tion from India, to arrive at a decision as to the appropriation of the net receipt of the half-year, the board are not yet in a position to make any proposal regarding it." The report then proceeds to refer to the recent accidents to trains, and to the defects which have become apparent in some of the works. A strict examination has been made at the instance of tho Bombay government, and the requisite measures are being adopted to place all the works in a solid condition. With reference to the defects of the more recently opened portions of the Nagpoor branch, the original contractors are to be held responsible. The satisfactory announce ntont is at the same time made that " the board have arranged with her Majesty's Secretary of State to create a permanent debenture stock, bear ing guaranteed interest at a rate not exceeding 5 per cent. per annum, with which to replace terminable debentures as they fall due." The stock and *bare certificates in respect of the , new capital of this company will be ressly for iaaue, in exchange for the bankers receipts, on the 18th November. The half-yearly report of the directors of the West Flanders Railways Company shows a balance of 7,5141., out of which it is proposed to declare a dividend of ss. per share, payable on the 15th November, and to carry forward a balance of 824!. An extraordinary general meeting of the Great Eastern Railway Company is convened for the Bth November, to take into consideration the present constitution of the board of directors, and the pro priety of altering it. It is ales) proposed to " authorise an application to parliament to confirm terms of arrangement with the Northern and Eastern Railway Company and the proprietors of the East Anglian Stock for the repealing of their respective privileges of appointing directors of the Great Eastern Railway Company as representatives of and from those bodies." _ . The traffic receipts of the Erie Railway Company for the month of September were 1,444,745 dols., against 1,416,101 dols. in September last year, thus showing an increase of 28,643 dols. Creditors of the Bombay City Bank (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claiats to the liquidators at Bombay by the 14th December. . . An improvement in the iron trade is referred to in the following terms in Rylancra Circular: The iron trade generally this week—we are speaking MUMT ioi I lei I ° 6 190 11410 - BRITISH rUtetliglONlL ILtLwavo. Atlantle&St. Lawrence 53 800. Bor. &C. in. glip.e. , 1114 Do. 7 dharee ...... - I car Buffalo I I..ke Duro, / q Du. Preference i 6 Duff..BrentotOod,rieb 8 per cent.l4%-‘l4 1 di Da dB. Baelern 6p. or Cep/T.6z Duca 6p.c. v I 43 Deenerarajp.e.perpreLloo IRA Beep& Ea 6 do i 103 Do. do. 6do , last Indian an. 6do Ile Do. L shares l4 grand Trunk °Maned ' 174 I Do. Equip.3Ll3.sp.ct ; 1M Do. let pod. Bondi ' 41 Do. ind prat. Bondi 37 Do. 3rd prof. Noel , 30 Do. 44n prof. Btqck lO Great I.Uan Panineals 117 Do yea. 4 per oast.; I Do. New do. I I I Do. Brew -- , t 08 fl.of Dona. g. 6p. el' 101 Do, 61 par seat , 03 et Wakes or cane , :o 14 Do.t a ßd c :pay.l47ll CC Do. do. do. 1877-44 87 Dellan (141111todY Madras soar. 6p. mt lOl4 Do. dw q do , iks Do. do. 44 do 9l Do. Atli Inenalon -- Yen. and RoJeon's Day 41 Do. 6p. ca. par.l4Bo, 93 Do. Ip. el. Par. 1 836 , ea N.1800n.03 0 . 143 9. 1 4 00 d ol e, ina. t. 4 per cen, 104 Do. D Dell) do.— 10 14 Do. do. do.— —. ! car Do. Ponjann do. —101 a Do. Indus 34, not. do. 37 It - ik 1 10. 4 mt 104 vi i 4080 10 As Rank (Linz.; • , 0 10, 10' DoB. 60 AllAon . ! 16 A 100 [ Alllann.Li —.. anted UlO, 10 ' Anglo Austrian 1 I A 20 ' Angle luta= (Um.) „.an , 110, ID Aosta Itall .as (LimitaJ! l2l' 80, 40 ! Australasia I sli ! U 1 , Inuakof BrithhColuathis, sal 1 lg 10 ' Do. New, issued 2pm ' I ' 10, 26 Bank of kgypt ! au *An 2 . Bank of Otago (Limited). 10 10,0001 10 BankotVictoria,Austral 23 50,000 10 ' Rank at New Zealand.: 10 80,04 60 ' British N. America . ! all 60,040 20 C. Lk. 11144 Ana. Chios. all 03 ,000 110 ,000 111 OM. list of Indisoko aU 50 City 118,0001100 Colonial 200,04 10 Coneolidated Batik (L )I ! 16 4 10,000 60 Del:bland London IL. ) 116 404 60 East London (Llniited) 6 111,04 20 Nesters fachangelLini.)! 6 I 80,600 50 English and American . 1 10 UAW 20 Mg. lisolilt.dahinciroL' 10 00.04 20 Itug.Scot.it Au& Chart,' all 10,0001 60 Engllab and Swedish (L.): 23 • 4000 lOD Imperial Dank (Limited)! 110 10,600 20 ! Imperial 014.0nan I le MOO 26 , lonise . ..... ... „.. all I 4900 IA 1 Do. iNew • 1 g I 100,000 SA' Laud Brat. Bk. liiii.s(L)! 6 ; 500000 i 100 1 thilip.c. Dcb.,1364, 30 yrs all: 10,04 lii. Lon.Bkoilloricoote.(p TO 11,000 100 ' London aud Brazilian ' 40 ! 2 2.000 20 1 Do. New . 2 I mow 100 &mama tilterliateiL ). 40,000; U I Do. tic. do 'lO 50,000 20 Lou. (. Bioko( Austri ' all 17,500 60' Londou and Coto , ' .. lbe 1 12,500 20' Do. Now issue lat 20p , a i 1: 000 60 !Loudon John block , 16 4000 20 I London di douth Atrium all I 10.000 luo I Lca. 3A. Wasters; Uut ) 10 I 40100 80 Loudou .ic et:lssue* L)• 121' 60,40 lie , Loud , ei tr Wost,uloatcc. so I 00.000 DO I Du. isv.lol. 1 m.none pail 10 5,000 1001 Ncrehaor liana lam. I. 26 I 69.000 60 1 Mercauttle*EscomuLl 141 10,000 lo i Metropchtan I faceted, all i 8.000 100 I 1 Midland Rank (1.1 m., 1 lO 41000 6 National of Atistralaals! 4 10,009 100 : Natioun a Li•erpool l6 10,600 100 I N. Pro. al Bugland 4.000 20 I Do. 2 0 4 A 3rd b rae '1? 69.M0 50 . Nit)onal BAIA 10,40, 20 I New noutil Wales., all I ittsoo 20' North W °snail ! .... 60,000 26; Onautil Bank Corpora 111 1 117,210 60. Pl3lOll Danidoel ors, IL, 10 I 10,000 100 i iturinc. et In lard 0,000 I! , i Do. do. New all! *l,llOO 8, ! South Australia i u ll i 7,061 De I stand. of ii. 3. Africa , 23 10,000 100 : Do. di. iss. at 6 Y's I 10 40,00 to; 1.7o:co. d bodra , la . 16,000 100 ! I.luon of Devout Nero, ' gg . 21.000 bC I rake of Loo' k, __ _ II j 1 MI arl Is 11 ill if if pa 16f lie 5 3 dia! St is id , it 14 rd 1 3_ 4 JR IFIGN ZA IL .17A' RiILVI•TS. all Antwerp & Rocttr.iami all 'BahlaatS. Fr& lu.c. all !Belgian V.. 1 anel all 111.111rea,11.a..r.7p.a.(L) all Central AT,,atrei aB all 1 C° 13 1 o "° . Extenalou ....I To j DlTnMteri V 10 Dntch lattetah I all Do. all ILiatern of 'no., 18 European 4%. utr.ll all Great Lutemhourr all I Lemberg-ezernotnts(L) I all 1 Merit-in ,Li all INant.&l.le... t By the all 'Do.e p.c. Prot Bak doll all Northern of Francs 1 all &Ayres ft./op°. all I Do. Deferred all 'Norwegian Truth Prat all :Ottoman (Smyraa all , Partt,L,voas,and.4 edit all iParle and Means . all 'Recife & Franc4.ll) 10 Royal :.‘ardlnlan all Royal dwodlah an I Do. 7 per cent all ' amber and Mettle all. Do. Ma percent Prof all Mn, Paulo(L) g. 7 per et all B.Atmt.4l..mi. Venetian' 16 iLler Lut of ;;;;; " al all Southern of ?francs._ all Turin and Rasa* all West Plandars au Do. 54 per seat Pref all Wart It N. W. of /ranee NORMON OULIOATIOIie. Pt I RAILWAYS. I awing Prior. . - - 11: . 2 1 ... Dr .............. 1 I , l i A R. , Havana sod Datums' 17 00 15.1.1 1 IM 1./ioututo so• Fribourg 98 199 100 all 11.1 r our and 100 Do Snood lame.— 17 90 11 Worth. of Franco 3 p LI 171 119 Do (littoChril. 4p , ct. 11111 Maw (Ora. aa, Re.l l •0 •0 all Do. do 4 u • •ed at 72 21 98 4 par17,140...211163p.031 12 14 p 1„ aB. 9. (Paco.).. 92 03 4 81rodloh 6p. rt.. 11 11 140 LaGniodo 7p. at Si IS is us. I Loss , Vao. Sp. e. 11 61 mg thiost.olPort.7p.c. • Soatbirsof Trosoollp.o. 11 154 18 lam* lullan 3 pa. cd.l 44 l a 19 W.1117.W.0473.316.e.1 n JOINT lITOON WILL - 1111/11. I Pd I I Musing prase. 1 1..• 104 .iPla 1031 11.2 14 103: 111 1101 10 2 pm -- 181 ' F 4 id - 40 __ ; 11 104 10711 -.om - I pm 10:1 94", a 161 18 101 Se - - d. 104 103} 97 90 93 1 St 100 100 100 100 ;ICI - A} ail 32u - 1 G 4d 9 sal 51 53 124 27 26 37 29 Ife 134 3Pls, 2 1 turn! Na. 1 Rh. ) 56 — ,014 2 100.0007 1 10,000 20 16.000* 19 26,0.4 2 20,014 10,006 20 76,1637 1 MAO 2 • 25,000 2 60,000 2 640.4 ID 130.40. 11 66,100 7,927 6 20,000 4 50,000 10.000 10 100,000 6 12.0.4 60 2.2,205 1 160,000 1 11,000 10 46174 SO 10,000 1 10,0015 10 6,000 10 16,000 00,000 1 72.000 1 60.000 Mfl i . /Uamilloa Liroitel) all knolo-Braa.Gold(Um ) A imtraltaa Cape Copper (Limited) I , Caput& laver (Limited) 32a., C 1 out. 4 , Coplapo (Limited) Don Pedro, N. Dal key lea . East Del Ray (UWted) •Yortuna (Limited) . 1 all , (FrontinottßotiviaoOld ,Gemeral t all R &panda (Limited) We. Linares (Limited) I all I Lueitaulan (Limited). •1 Panuleillo Copper (L.) I Peetarena Gold (Lim.) # 'PoataihaaditilvarLeaJ Port Phillip 1 Royal IN , bre Copper 431 Roam Grande Scottish Andra,. Mins all AL John del Ray DUm ' If United Uoidcan (Lb* , Val intiguria Gold (L 1 . Vancouver Coal (Una I • Val Samara (Llmited 7 ) Wiahoe Gold (Limited all Worthing (Limitod) Yorke PeulnatiM(Um. all Yudanamutana Um.' all utsostarirsous. to I 811 I 0011111111111. 10,000 «.000 SAM 140,000; 103,804 Anglo-AmericanTeL(L. Anglo-Iletiosn Mint Atlantic Telegraph Da 8 per cent. Art:shin Anneal Australian 11.1, TM L BsorperalsTea BetateeL Berlin Wsterwoets (L.) , Do. New Miaow Vaughan (L ) Bombay Gas (Limited Do New Mien& Americus /mot B.& I. Meg. Tel. (L Canada Constant , 'CausdianLoanst inv;L )1 iCeylow Conspany DiUo Asher's I Ll3oal ,City DlAcolut, thtlitad. ,CityorLoodonit. Pro.(L lefty of Milan Livros ( L. , I L'lty ot Moscow Ow (1 'City oMcee l [Jut) .Colonial (Limited) Do. . _ _ Commercial Onion. tea.)l ,Com. of a Arrilfer.(l. I continental ll m a. Gas (L. ), I Do. —.. I 'Cop. W.lng. : Pret7e IC. et Len. Vd.1611.4fp.c. I Do. do. 1879. do. 'C. Pone. of Dieglawl ,L., 1 De.of Mauritius L Do. Preference De. 6 p. et. Perp. Deb I !Darjeeling (Lalted) _ ; Boaters AseillU9 Tea (L Flo' L ; Z. India ler*. & Cana'; PEW, Vale . ,11crptianCotn. — iir71:(1: glectrie Telegraph I Do. New IlLeg.&Aus.Copper 1 1.1 m Eng. cud Foreign ....!re II iNfarin.:l Eugineering Ilrore-et (Warwhoam I GeneTlCrellt& Die..(L. I ,_ ~ ,Oio. Stew Narigutin BOON &Colonial As.. L .1 losigliong a Mita 1.11 1 wlsou's list m_pindeo %kareellle, I • 2 Indian Carrytog (Lint SI J 0262041. 1 , 1060.1106.(1. 00 1161620 W, Laud Credlti 1. GO ;Itallsa Lau4. Italian Irrig. (Con. Car. 100 r D 0.41 p. e. Bda. r. 1;7 , 50 ifoad Itertuitle*Llnt.).. 25 Lt.o4.AfricauTripli66. Lou. .2 at 14.100. st. (1... . 10 lou.CoostyLeadkls. , T. 6 'Load. DistrletT4l624.. , 60 V mstn. Auto. 'l.. 4 'Load. OmsdboiC.(L. SO '7.461.1.4t01446.1 1 hg.01.(11 10 rod. Provincial Marin. St. Maass Irrtsta. .t canal, p. et.w.hyltifll2:toor. 10 111001111u* laud, tte. ( ; 10 5224111. Lit en (1..".. 66 Ilertitant .91tiptAng (L st. 11111.6111t.L1.t2D001a 60 11 111.4111r00 10 Natal L 66.1 Col C. 26 :Isttotut! IN& Rom. 110,0001 16 10,000'100 12,600 10 16,000 10 11,000 :0,000 16 woo 1 lb 16,000 10 21.0 0 01 16 1122376 St 60,004 10 10,0001 26 10,000 64 30,000 • 6 40,0i0 10,00.), 10 76,0'•0 ; 10 10,000 6 00,00.1: 10 10,1101 a alsomo . It. 30,0.0 1 50 53,000 SO 10,000 • SO 10,000; BO 10,0061 IS 64,060 10,000 20 16,000 11110,000 10,000 10.000 WAN i 102.006 I Pd. 10. prior. I ealft. 1 I t id iv. *di. rez 16 Opts 1* 4 2 212 mi I. : 041s lil 15 1 Ols, 1 1 !I 2 1 1 01.110 Pia tW' 8 10 11 11 1 11 66 es 2 1 1 I dim 6 *Ms I ,14-1 171 171 16 17 27 VI 70 75 18 19 7eDm 11 124 13 /4 lipin 4sl 4 44 II 0 1 11 . 16 *1 97 102 64 08 1 C. 1 O}U. 15 14 416 n 2 Ma 24 a 40 tit 0 1 13 14 14417141 7 6Am ills pa / 6 4 dis 11 IS 6 9 104 104 el avid 4 314i , zd' 44 1.4 AB ICS 118 11l 16 14 , V 5 dt,, 7 642 ' 61 W, 16 II dl.: 4 4 421.1 142 117 n 1-1 G p I 1-10 45181 • 3} 10 8 11 14 0421., 1 pm 11 / 24418 111 re 34 3 411. 8 11 :4} 15 • IQI. 11 2141 , 4 3dl 11 1111. 35 40 31 011 7 n 4.1 7 4 di. 2_ 1 did t 6 dl tti TO 18U. I }4ll 101 103 11 0461. If 11 30 44 6 40 dl , 61 0111 a} 0 1 6 d 4 i. 41+ 1,1t6 par 1 4 41.1 2) J 4, 81 4so pea 1 7 441 II oR 41' 0 10 .11 , I 61 Du /PD.! 174 161 I _Cs _do 21 11-10 1 lade National ProvAlarlior. National IttematNay.:L NarbiaddaCoalalroML'; N.orconsolldaL Dia.( L.' New gaahrada, Ladled !l. N.Zatland La %at( L , oc7italMl T.* am 'L ji !No: tham .Lnaeflltl• 4 Do. 11 I 9 N. Kris. Anatmbuian IL 100 kl e t i lltaNforean. In. f L ej Warms ( I untra. Oriental/Wandal. Uo 11 °Maori Gm ( Llmitad) 4 all IDo. New 1)6BM. Inland Stem( T., I a l l Otago 2 Stblan.l lureat. 1 Ottoman Daa ( Limited all I Panama MM. Stearw.L. , all Da do. , Peel R. Land& In.(1 lOO Ponalnanler 0 Steamau. Do. .to. New NM a I Do. do. do. 1807 6 thyranay Ima I all Do. Nam 'W . I : DJ.Citylnsprov.(L all Itto Janeiro Om (Lim. ell ; 40 ;al Mail Stearn .• . , ft' ota ultra. In.est.(l 'lOO I 10 Bon Flaw. d'Pappt• ;L , 10 I 60 S. African M. In. ft. L 6 16 nonthA ostrallan Land all . ~St. Munatartne Telegraph all • I 1 Do Scrip , 10.100:40 IT•LOnmarne.&l4lln. r l 611 100.440 16 r d , lt Stoney la.(1 1 TAM! 10 Patznlemm ( L Si' NAN 10 Adr,eyof Asa.(L 1 Wall 140 T. dL. Co. of U. Canada 6 1116,000 16 Oa. Manna ot Laver. (LI. • Ikloo 16 United DlacoantCorptL; 6 i 111,600 $ United K. Taloa. Co.(L., all 10.006 6 Do. 10 per cent. pref. an 10,0011 10 ITnlron.l4.krhre. 91,000 10 Upper Ainal Tee. all MAO 60 Vaa Memetra Land (L' 111111101 0111 Vier woe lipptillar.fL. all 111,4010 IN Warrant Mame (Lant.i 11 NOY M wp.undt.twiek.ne.a. 4O PREFERENCE SHARES. Booth Hostas (Raiding Ana., It. Us. dd.) (all pad), 23 14 5 1 Par 2 21 6 21 3 $4 76 s 54 toe L 4 51 56 - ru ipm j 51_ •ri — lO,l 20 71 .5 ad l 78 SI I 117 in 7} 6j lb Ili 35 24 - 60 70 • 1 616 1 de 32pia, 51 1 244. I ID' s= 14 1414 le s 711 771 72i 1 7 V.tr) 4 4 i 3 1 . 14 174 n 19e li . 1 awl 3 2Cs 82 85 11 9 Ws IS 23 di, -4 2 4 7pm Der 2 pm 24 25 64 66 3339 11 12 ♦ 2 70 7! Yfl it; pm: V 5 "1 6 .. 8 141/a psi all •4 45 44 46 1 T bat. sr 89 2729 13 11 dlr 8 6 d:• 45 60 9 6Mx 37 Ve -. 8/ - 1 9-16 i tit $Bl .... 3 4 3 ... 10} 371 priest. I ?Wee. ~ Cau.ti --- el 8 1 12, 18 84 li 13i 4 lzi 14 It SJ* Ed 31 31 t.ll .31 to 11 18 18 114 1 81 144 14 yl 141 19 IS 5 It 6 • 4 13 12 •4 ✓ 10 61f! il l 41 17 i , 3 14 dl. ID 51 1 - - - 3 el .2 - 8 } i 4 Pd. 10. prim I &Ma. 6164 7 8 418435 15 i 1/ 61 6 Si ti 1 21 8_ Ch',orlon 66 Word Ansel, HI Ger. G. Coo. (Taviete.o ) 1 Drakenalls East Basset (Hoban) I 3 2 4 /sat Caraclon East earn Brea 1 StR Rant Grenville /0.6 Rant Lovell 1 /9.9 E. W. /nisei' ( raviath ) 111.7.6 Grambler & St. /tiny 66 Greet Lacey (Limited) all Great South To 144.64 G. W. Vox (Eleista) . , 40 Grenville Herod's Foot Uthadton Downs 6.10.6 Wars:wet (Uny Ulan()) 13.17.6 ,Ilaris Valley llwyudy Iron Ore !Nee Melon . mil North /name bet North wheel Crofty - Prosper United Providence (t. Want' 10.4.7 S. Caredon St. Cleer), 11 nth Coudarrow 0. W. Prances ((lloos) 1310.9 Stray rink 60.16.6 Illn Crult 1 9 West Burnet (nlogaa) , I I W. Cicadas (Liakeard) 166 I West Chlverton West S.ton 9/h. Basest (Ulogan) 66 'Wb. bullet (Roderick) i lb I4 . ll . att n o n „ tz " B " aj l 64 9 wit. Tribmw. (Wk.) 5.17.0 PURXIW4 ILLIWIDS. 3 31 21 21 SU SI 3io {W -- I -- I 35 40 4 6 ii 14 I !i 8 . 64 a Inn :70:d el 671 26 Y 7 16 )8 100 10.514 , 1 8 LOO - more particularly of the latter end— has revived fr tl e partial pause brought about by the late crisis in foreign affairs. Not only have markets recovered their tune, but a real busy trade is being earned on in all parts of the country, in all description of iron. Mat,TiAl evi• lene. sof this improvement are afforded in the Werra:ad demand fur ore and coal. As regards pigs, we no longer hear of the blowing out of furnaces, but the contrary. The make in the Cleveland district is being increased : the Furness district, now icrowing into prominence, is pushing produc tion. Welsh makers have been rendered more than " hopeful" this week by calls upon their not over alum ,l*.iit swam from manufacturer*: and in North ,nd Beath statiordsbne, although receiving lane croak, for our own purposes of manufacture from all other di.tii.ts, 101 . ~, • Mold out of our own better makes while as to the last brands they arc not in the in tkrt. 1'4,, have iee,ained their steadiness, makers maintaii ;ng their inices And obtaining them readily. In manufac tuied iron, Altliongit complaints are still rife as to the narrow margin of prices over cost, and serious remon strances ai e urged against the tendency to higher demands for pigs—the manufacturer claiming his right to a parallel advanta:,e alth the maker—there is. nevertheless, notice able in every district a progressive improvement in busi ness, as well as a consolidated steadinesaof demand, giving assurance of a permanent good trade, not to be hereafter affected by circumstances political and financial, and atfordinc, theiefore, a positive basis for assured calcula tion. This is what has been wanting to us for some time past. It is observable that whilst one-third at least of the iron trade has been cut away by the recession of great contractors from the market, and the almost univettal stoppage of all large undertakings, the iron trade has yet actually suffered to the extent of only one-6fth. Works are employed fully four days out of the five usually worked in periods of prosperity. SATCIIDAT BUM MC. Consols, which closed yesterday at 941 to ;, both for money and the ith November, opened this morning at 94 to i , fell to 94, " sellers," and closed at 94„ to 4. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 1 o'clock 92 to s. The official btufinees report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94„, 4 • ditto , for account, 94„, 4 • Three per Cents . Reduced, 921, lj ; New T hree per Cents., 94, „ 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 113,"1, 14 ; ditto Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 88 ; ditto Five per Cent. 104 1 ; ditto Bonds, t 1 4 4. prem. Indian government securities were steady. Exchequer Bills were firm, at 275. to 304. Foreign stocks showed depression this morning, and a fall occurred in the speculative descriptions, upon the announcement that the French troops will b sent to Rome. Italian Bonds of 1861 were offered at 431, or 11, per cent. lower. A better feeling, however, was apparent in the afternoon, and a paitial recovery was reported. Neverthe less, compared with the last prices of yesterday, Italian Lends of 1861 show a fall of 1n per cent. ; Brazilian of 1863 and 1866, to 1 ; the Viceroy of Egypt's Loan, ; Greek and Turkish of 1865, ; and Mexican, Spanish New Three per Cents., Passive, and Certificates, A. On the other hand, Peruvian of 1862, Egyptian of 1864, Sardinian, and some of the Russian bonds, rose e to 1 per cent.; and Portuguese, 1. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) ONE o'CLocz. The mining market is moderately active to-day. Annexed are the present quotations: West Oliver ton, 65 to 66 ; North Chiverton, 4 to g ; East Lovell, 5,4 to North Treskerby, 345. 6d. to 365. 6d.; West Wheal Kitty, 15s. to 20s. ; North Crofty, 3 to ; East Caradon, 5: to 6 ; Prince of Wales, 525. to 535. ; Clifford, 61 to 6i ; Marke Valley, 6 to 6.1 ; Great Whoal Vor, 171 to 17/ ; West Great Work, to ; Chiver ton, 5.f to 6 ; Chiverton Moor. 5 to 5; ; Great South Tolgus, 15s. to 20s. ; and Wheal Seton, 100 to 105. . . . . Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, with a moderate amount of business. St. John del itey are at 59 to 60 ; Don Pedro, 2 to 24 prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to prem. ; Peat arena, A to g prem. ; Chontalos, to if dis. ; Bossa Grande, to ,2 ; Anglo-Italian, par to 4 ' prem. ; United Aexican, 2 to 21; Frontino and Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16 ; Port Phillip, 14 to 1 . 4 ; and Central American, 4, , die. to par. PROVINCIAL SNARE MARERTS. Lrrie:•ool., 0.1. !G.—Salta Calnlonlan. ft% 4 : —Orelt Eastern, 32, ;—Gant Western. 464 .l—Lalicashire and York shire, 1261-I,oilikii and North Welderii, 11.4 Y %`a I. I-- Manchester. bhellield, told Lincolnshire. 8-11etroPoiltan, 1224—NlidLanit I—North llritlah, 3.4 3—South Eastern. u;; 1 3 extern of eAnada. 161:d--Great Luzern- Dunn; shares, B;—North and South Wales Bank, fhil—Atlantic Tele 7raph 4 per cent, 34—National Steam Ship Cum3any (lA aided 1:13BINGItAlt. W.—Bush:leis done: LaesWoo , l Cannel and Gnu rout , Limited . . at lu. a per share Closing price.; : North iitanorib.hire I:ul!wiiy. 63, buyers ; North Stittordshire Pre fercio per cent, )oi)ors, at 111 ; shropshirc Bank, sellers, at FL:multi Limited I It- IG to II ds ; jurnuoghans it,. New Ordinary, ..cog ; Gloucester Wagon 131 to 13 thilisay Rollin: Stock , Wolecrhampton buyers and I•sitnt :Matt Alta AA:et:ce ,Lint Uri 4to 44 pin. COAL MARKETTEIJS DAY.) \Val , . End lit:Leon, 22a. 6d. ; Walls End Larnbion. 225. ; Walla E nl II isn,ll, 225. 41; Walls End Original Rattle. pool, :12e. Gai.; Walla End Hartlepool, 21a. 9d.; Walla Lod I:ruddy:s fiction, 215.; Walla End Caradoe,2lc9d.: Walls End liefloe. 9.95. ; Walla End Eden Main, 206..4; Walls End 4:cadorth, 20‘. ; Brancepeth Cannel, 18a. 6d. ; Aberdare Steam, 17s. nt market, 64 ; at sea. SO. Groves, who was accused of the Bloomsbury funnier, is now at liberty, two persons of unfleuiable respec tability having become responsible for him appearance at the iec.ions to affect the charge of assaulting a inan ;famed Buzzer. Ju.irtres' .TuArics IN 11.% MPS!! I lIE. —At the Alreffford petty sessions, on Thunelay, George Budd. of Ropley, near Alresford, was charged before the Rev. J. T. Maine, and Messrs. 11..1. Mukock aid W. Beaton, county inagistrotts, with sleeping in an outhouse belong ing to Mr. 3luicoek ; and the dire offence having bet a proved by Coust.iide Saunders, the justices sentenced the delinquent to three mouths' hard Lthour in Winchester Gaol. THE FAILS:LAM UNION Womcnouss.—As no meeting of gamilians of the Farnlestu Union was called f.' Sal•tragy, the day the District Poor Law Inspector Inel fixed to ~ nquire into his own alleged negligence. the in ' quiry could not be held : but it was stated in the town un Saturday that lie bad been there, it is supposed with view of holding the inquiry. There is very ,rest excite• ment in Farnham on the subject, and nearly all classes are calhng for a flit and open inquiry. As lee CA e.— It is nut generally known, per haps, that nearly all the ice used on this coast is obtained from a never-feiline ice cave in the northern part of Oregon. This learkalile subterranean cavern, where the ice reinaii.s in It perfect state the year round, is situated on a street,. known as the White Salnion, which empties into the Columbia /fiver, on the Wiehingtoa territory side, about thirty below the Dalles. The entrance to this icy chamber i. near the base of Mount Adams, which stands twenty mile* front the Columbia, and whose melting snows enneitute the waters of the White Salmon. The dimensions of this cave are vast, extending many miles under the snowy mountain, and the scenery inside is supremely grand. The ice is found in columns formed by water falling from above and congealing as it falls. These columns are ;at out in ',lecke, and conveyed on pack anima's to the Colombia River, and from tbonro arc shipptd to aU the markets on the coast. —Calif un ieu pryer. Tue CONFUSION OF ENGLISH LAW.—The form in which our law is expmssed remains just what it was, aid is probably worse than that of any body of jurisprudence now extant in Enrope or America. It may be as well ta state at once what is meant by so sweeping a condemnation. The case is simply this: while almost every other civilised country has arranged its laws upon some sort of connected system, our hos. is identical with our legal history. The rules regulating, for instance. the relation of landlord and tenant, or of husband and wife, are to he found scattered at irregular intervals Omer the whole !TACe which separates the days of the Saxon dominion from the present time. The records of our parliament, stretching from the reign of Henry 111. to that of Victoria ; the swords which from day to day have fallen from the lips of judges in courts of justice during the list six or seven centuries; the published opinions of such sages of the profession as have been, as it were, canonised by an admir ing posterity—these am, not the raw material out of which our law has been constiucted, but our very law itself ; and we bare none other. The statutes of the reshu fill about fifty volumes ; many of then have been repealed, but it is didicolt to say which. The reported caeca fill about 1,200 volumes ; many of them have been overruled. but none of them bear any outward sign of their Callen estate. Statutes and reports alike have accumulated, layer above layer, in a merely chronological order ; so that a given legal topic resembles, not the plan of a well-de fined field, but rather the vertical section of a geological formation. The most skilful jurisoonsult, when asked to exhibit any particular rule of law, can do so only after first laboriously examining all the legal strata in which any truces of it are to be found, and then piecing together from the fragments thus collected what after all he an only present as a probable reconstruction of the required entity. —Edinburgh Ber:ew.now number. .I .'.~ 6( ii i 1 .1 17 18 i i 17_ 18 - 1) - 1. SG Pli. 8 8 a: at" - 1