The Express. — London, England, 1867-10-11 00:00:00

TinP4 .EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING; OCTOBER 11, 1867. ~ . ~t „ „-Who was that! L &TEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LISZEL-(THIS DAY.) COLONIAL 0301'.1.1131111NT SECITHITUDS. HONEY 1 ,• ,:. The mother, sir. -. o ______ No. I 91'0e1e. , Pd, 1 CL prod i Saha - 0 .---- 810,010 BeltialiCobaelnet.,lllrl 100 -4 - - ~ i, ~ i.. 0 Let her come forward. 011DENART SHAN 1111 AHD ISTOOES. 100,400 Do. 16661 Id -e - - ' ' • • well-deem...4l and really v 5 87 resycetatie- (sr TELEGRAPH.) 1 Y • 'c los - ewes s e .a e , -- Can. Gov.' p. tt.,1877-84. 108 101 103 - TCY. , -eu tripped forward. 614 Pd. Ron,WATI I• I 1 It o 1 p as , , Do.6rierotlela&Aug. 100 99 101 991 Business in • . fon-Are you thin loy's mother ! NE W NIA It KET II MET ING. -(TIIIS DAY. ) • - , Do.eperceitar.3 lea 99 161 100} inelow.) l'es. an-that im, I ten the father's wife. Bt. 100 (Maid end UMW -. m9l - tlll,Olll Do. apse colJ an.&J 1100 88 00 - remains very • • ~n Ayr., you mean that the boy is his eon, MATCH. at 110 ;Caledonian - stay of priaccede Lire Lis step-mother. Yon were a widow Ninny beat Dr. Syntax. 64 100 ,Caintriat - showing little i 20 all 'Comma 3 6 -• d 0.18904900 100 107} 114 108} withstanding al .1..11 w,,,,i ~ eon. :Avon': FREE HANDICAP. Bt. 100 DabllnamlllelladJine 73 76 as ....... i i Dc. do. 188040 100 107 108 - oi Wis, eerie ing on La Deuphine ... . . ... ... / ft 100 Dwides,Partlt&Abdln TO TS .. -- I Do. do. 1890-91 , 100 106 107 - portion of the in Mataa.v a l e '. wee: -And when that ceremony was performed, Pirate Cbief ... ... ... 10 6 Este Londe, -- - MAO* Do.lip.e.Ap.4oetl9oo lOO 94 96 - Reis since, upon •• .t promise to do all that was required of you as a Chignon ... ... 100 all Do. Sala - - 100,006 Ceylon. Nov. IRIS, 8 p.ot ' 100 103 106 - week. Transa hof .1 atiiiary tho ,II.• ) our husband not expected that yew should du 5 ran. 84. WO Wargowaad S. Medea 108 110 - 383,904 Do. 1878, 10. . ' 100 1114 1121 - checked by an ~, deed upon a •, le his children ea a neither ? St 100 Great Eastern Ord. 111. • 82 321 321 I 1.000,4 s Do. 1871 do. 106 105 197 - :et purs,i.int to • DERBY. Bt. 106 Do. L Ang. 0-/0 ., x42 4 6 ... 1.00, Maaltins Bpm M.,181. Ida 103 105 - Stock Exchange ctorshi le whi c h c e, e ton Ana do you coutader that yen have ? Longeharnps ... ... ••• ... j W. la Great Northofliootland 15 16 St. la Oreat Northern -_ ..1 102 111 - 100, Do, 900, Do. ims 1 100 104 me uesl 100 106 107 -- - with further ea ~,,,,....lings were ...• Yes. I do. hermit ... - M. 100 Do.AJ•rse.nodlv. an.' 116 117 4-4 *OO,OO Do. 1816 100 104 106 - Bank for the [tit, ;Law ut might Ais !,.ii --Then we differ- Ido 1111 t. The boy will Mandrake ... ... ... ... 3 Bt. 100 Doll i dep....taped& 123 126 124} 14,1300- Nataliarwep.c.Ap.dtoe. ,4 100 104 104 - 5 rm.Bl, es Do. Ord. Dais Div. Stock, - - .. 166,000 New Brans.Clov.4lpwrell. , too 101 103 - however, Gogh,. if,,i,gistr. ann.,. •• , y our h om ,,- and l oo k th a t you do y our d u ty _moult- iii•arly a ..tt l e melt but a usother.in-law.lll MATCH. Bt. 100 fit South& West. (Ire.) 94 08 St. Me Great Weston... ... .- I 671 ad 470 - 1.136,804 New South Wass Ciov., , . 6p. cent,lB7l to 1876 lOl.l 97 90 - uneasiness, la ~.idered idonly to 4 , ....- Ile shan't come in; or, if he does, 11l walk out. Lady Elizabeth beat Julius. St. 100 DoelteurValeilueetkl - .... - t0n.1•04. Do. 6p. &IWO M 1895 , 100 91 95 1111 1 4 bullion in the v. AY Atii I other run- • `.. •• tan. to the huskind-You are the boy's father. SELLING HANDICAP. Bt. 100 Dn. Booth Wales . - - Seeeme D0.5p.c.r,1807 to 1516 100 a 99 - I.g.ic, .1. ..1.1 you ensemble for your wife's conduct. You St. 100 Do. W. lia-OrfOr - d 25 80 nearly 900,000/. My Love ... 1- 110,000. New Zealand ilper oat ! 100 - - - mew applied fur '• • le.k to your conduct, madam. ••• ••• '" St 100 Do. Do. Newport 19 31 - 46004000: Do. 6per °ant. 100 44 - to this country, Rupert's dam colt ... ... rose the liith of . -....- left thecourteeitmating her determination, fol. Si. 100 lancsahtred Yorkshire' 121 len 127 5)0,009 Do. 6 per cent. 1891 , 104 1 1 106 61 5 ran. Bt. 100 Lon., Bright:l,d stead 63 54 - IV, Do.de. Hal JuneaiDee4 100 1 107 1061 are unaltered I _ranted. iurther , , A' boy. et. 100 Loadem,MathintaDov li 20 - 260, Nova Boons op. e.,1875 100 101 103 - ~ e oi.t..in,d, and PRENDERGAST STAKES. Bt. 100 Do. Met Krten.Jl69.4 11 1 { - 1.095, Queensland Gov. 6p. ot.! 100 981 99} - per cent. for th iii i ku had agreed DIARLIIOIIOI - OH-STREET. Green Sleeve ... ... ... ... 1 Bt. 100 London& Norihmesta 1131 114} 114 } 1,177, Do. Do. 1891 .... : 100 N} 191 90 lof t he Court of A PIENINTENT BLIND BEGGAR. Virtue ... ... ... 86. 100 Londoe•SonthWestans 82 84 831 TM, B. De p.e.,57-77 ' 100 - - - are without ,• of the court it . e ei , an. a blind e'en, of respectable appearance, St. Ronan ... ... ... M. 100 Man. nat.& lanoolnidi 49} 60 60 De. 1873 and apwds. 100 106 101 - in foreign bor • cioald not ho . ~...1 14 fore Mr. Knox with begging. 6 ran. ft. 100 Metrepolltan- ... ~_. 1-W 1241 1234 smocevio.nov.sp.o.lso. July ' 100 111 112 111} 1 hot 44 a nature it - W-. 1,11111, an officer of the Mendicity Society, ft 100 Du. Itzteuslon, - dIW-1 -. 7.061000 Do. OP. at Annl4.le too toe mo ad 109 1 ad government se very little .lorde •.- •I .; on the previous afternoon he saw the prisoner SIVEEPSTAKES. dend 6p. et. till IMO' 111 115 44e mn S ia nITISH MINIM are difficult to b ry would shortly • _in front of the National Gallery, begging, with • Tmviata ... ... ... ... 1 Bt. 100 Metropulitsnlndrkit.. 86 87 93 16 Do. de. do. _ - - -44 No. I Sb. 1 1 Pd. I a pewee I Silas. the hands of bet . , ....: ems that he hail been in the army ), round his Billet ... ... •-• 2 10 all Do. &St John's.wood - - - .. . triode! Financial .. , • Ile tel.l the prisoner that as he had cauioniel him 4 ran. ft 100 Midland - . - - 1103 1201 120 } 1 0 1 , t4 2 gl e o g e n - - ...... - Z 1 1 1 1 I = stock in the mat qi,sio , .. mid Mr. .• .: Int: ,s before he should take him into custody, 50/. PLATE. St me no. eiria - ..iierbr. 88 9 0 ... 1,014 .. Dd. O. Con. (Tsvidck.) 1 425 435 zd' -id The demand I tor, cone. utea to ..1 1.... On the way to the station the prisoner said Sweet Anne ... ... M. 100 No rt h RAMA -_ _ St. 100 Do. Edha,Pertiermod. $3 - 34 - SS - 12,11001 .. Drekewalls ' e •.lie for hip:; or that, if he del not do so, he would Porter's Knot ... ••• 0 1 81. 100 N. Fastern-Berwiek _ ' 102 103 102/ 1 I_l - 6A .. sae sere (mew s i ii 17 re - ratea, but advs.] ..r'. Knight and :it me on,: else on to him to do so. Greenhorn ... ... •" 0c 2 25 161 Do. 0. N. Z. Pure _- - - 6,14 .. lad Carodoe .„ ILI*. 6i - 6, .. Beat Gri n Brea . - rities are in req ,eted tll Any fur- 3! . Km, .isked the o ffi cer if be saw the prisooer re- 5 ran. ilt. 1 00 Do. Leeds ---.. - 6, .. East Grenville 16.6 2 ,:. a eything. and how many times he had been at the fit. lee Do. York - - -.. 1611 951 - - per cent. 1, .. Zed Loren the bulk of tho ewe MATCH. Bt 11141 Do. Carlisle. - - - 1, -ll W. Rudell (Tavistk.) 111.7.0 11 1 Console are c [l , O more setiefac- Tee ereer seid he saw the prisoner receive money from Indian Star beat Athena. et. 100 , Do. Stuca.drlii - ni . ., 13:1 135 - - °rambler It It. Altera. 06 3 4 4 , Men I De. do., 1880-61 ...I - - - 12,600 4 Greet Lady (Umlted) l an l7 e laird ad to i for the a um this court, :Intl awn Ise eee, anal that the prisoner had been at the court MATCH. M. 100 lirosth London _ ..-.. 115 117 - 6,000 .. Great South Totem ,t t!e•r stay of the aaair..! tit., .. and once sent for seven days, but he had Bandmaster beat Risk. to 6 ' Do. do. MM. 1 11 pm - 6,908 .. G. W. Yoe (Renton) I4O 171 181 id -4 ...' t 11. In,. , “1 , 11 times cautioned and dischargea by the ma- HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. It. 165 lforelltaiordshlr;:: 66 06 6 5 e 6,000 .. Grenville I 9.0.6 li li - steady, at 92a t i..t: if... ... 1 814 105 N. aIL Western Jana 109 111 - 1,026 .. Herod's Foot i 81. les. 16 38 - Amour Propre ... ... St. 100 !Shropshire Union - - /6 67 - T •• pm keno. entered into a long statement to the effect „. 2IMMO - Kingston Downs 1 6.10.6 9 21 - The railway St. 110 South Devon._ __ _46 47 ••••• (they Want) 13.17.6 6 8 - EONS. a.: 1..• hail not begged, and that he bad not threatened it. ..tlicer as he alleged. War queen ... Choral ... ... 13 ran. ... ... •-• 3 84 100 South Listsen Me 10 dl seetnetwomnitniaroic . 0I " - - 9,000 .. 1 1= t alley ~. I 4.10.6 6ou - principal stocks iv..l.lup said that when the prisoner was Pete brought Bt. 1011 ,Tell Tale - the present pr ~ f h.,t court be promised not to beg again. LATEST BETTING. 10 e I Do. C 6OOl .. New Seto. -. .. ...... 181 45 66 -44 Mr. Knox said that if anyone had wen humanely CAMBRIDGESHIRE.. 80. 100 iftaterford • =deny - - - TOO .. North Bedew IMa 2 4 -4 Great Western -r.‘, mated by the magistrates it was the prisoner. Everyone 11 to 1 agst Julius (t) 10 e :Waterloo & Whitehall! - - -. Lea .. North Wheal Crotty 2.13.0 31 41 - 5,000 - United - Western, 114 to 1.,,i been eery for the prisoner ' s affliction, and had let 100 to 8 - Blinkhoolie (off) MO Howie, Clerk. 1 •1/5 " eats (t ' 1.414n7 ( 1746.7 M 34) - and Yorkshire, lint off. He wile sorry to be obliged to do it, but he must 100 to 6 - Honesty (t) In .. Caradoo St Clete, 11 400 420 - - .:reet new licenees Bantam rueessaions. cen•iiit the prisoner for 14 days. 100 to 6 - Valorous (t) 6, .. Couderrow _ . 8.2.0 1 1 ••• Eastern, 68i to nil. orge !Leap. 4 .. W. Priam (Dhsgsa) 18.18.9 117} 42} -20 to 1 - Lozenge (t) ix. (Pd. 1 litaitwArt I dosing Was. I isles. gams 4 6 - Northern, 109 t Aid there was a 20 to 1 - Friponmer (off) 1.00 ail Atiantte&St Lemnos M 68 -. Park 0, .. Yin theft - don, Chatham, 25 to 1 - Priest (t) et. 'lOO Hod Bar. &C. In. Opel. Id 103 1021 1 6, .. Wen Beret (PJagan) lf 1 1 i - tit• -,.1' - , :/'//alas Fe• n c Iry H mil Se fete lON. --chits DAT. )-This 100 to 3- La Daupbine (t freely) 114 I Do. F Shares_.. - - Par 1,02 _W. Caradon (Lidded) 161 r 9 - tab, 33 to t; a roe aft Dallas it Lakeßaroa. ♦3f 4t lPal - 5.,1 of ~ license for • ine Mr. Bacon, the revising barister, held his court ft 40 to 1 - Wrong ton 3, .. West Chiverton Vale e. Leicester. , . Lords Metiers' Court, Lincoln's-inn, to revise the list IG j all • Do. Preference 6 s - _ West Seton - Italian bonds ay as iui oppoe4sl ~, tees for the several pa ri shes in the borough of Fll5l. DERBY. 100 100 Itaff.elrane,delotheich e• 61 - " " 13.1 " . r 46 ° =* 6 i W t 54 the present pr , ,-,. As on former occasions the proceedings were of 11 to 2on the field (off) I I 0 per cent. lete-e4 -ei 71 - In _ Wh. Buller elB id i 7 - puma t of the , ...raieere character. On the next revision there will 10 to 1 agst Rosicrucian (t) M. 'lOl 'Cal &S. Down Zsetsp. 8.8. - 4- 1,02 „ __,W Mary Ann (Mechem) s 16 is - I lower, at 15 1 ef e license for ; , great increase in the number of voters under the 12 to 1 - Green Sleeve (t) st. 100 Cald T. & 6 l :i 49 ge 1011 I ell Demer i z e iltae. 99 102 - -. „ Wheal Salton lO5 116 - . 1,060. - Wh. Trelawney (1.101 1. Itt .0 5 T unproved to th bra Palece, Lei- -. w Refornt Act, and battles will then be fought in SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. T.Y.O. 81 1100 I last ga.17€." . .... 103 164 1031 Turkish of 1862 us an opposed i , courts of the revising bar ri sters. On the present oc- Pearl Mosque, reeved*, Epigram, Billet , and Demon 10 110 I Do. do. 6 d 0... - -44 4-4 608.110 3 1111116. no opposition ceien the claims numbered 51 and the objections only six. are here (to be sold for 751. each). Me 100 I gst Indian ga. 6 d 0... 116 111 noi } No. I rfh. 1 WWI& I Pit ICL prim& i italic Spanish Passive he should state 1 several parishes there were neither claims nor objet - PLATE OF 50 SOVS. A.F. 20 6 Do. L Shares.. - .... - 11 2 psi 81 , 81 100 Orsad Trunk ofCaaada 19 1111 18 171 st,coo. 2 klaralllce Limited) - all • Ile xd, -IdtO •2 ; and Egyi lodged against it, e tie Only five parishes had either claims or objections. General Sherman, Whitworth, Rupert e, Greenhorn (to 100 ' ell Do. Equip.M.B.6p.d. 13 86 - 100,004 1 Angto-Brea.Oold(Lest) per Ipte , - The market I a" had au altereit- Tie lar g est number was in Islington perish, in which there - 20,000 110 Austral= 16, 10 Cane C 00240 almis o,7 ) 7 We }pm - be sold for 100/. each ), Porter's Knot, and Sweet Anne (to 100 1 fill Do. Inuit Minds -61 63 :it the Alhambra. sir, :,.; claims. The revision will be concluded in the be sold for 3001. each) are here. 100 en Da fad pref. Bonds. 40 42 - Present no mov egistnite, and the cane of the day. 100 , all Do. ird pref. Mock- 31 13 - a 2 Camila Silver (Limited) Ma 11 WWI -- in, however, still rte %I. Aral DENT AT THE LEIeasTER RAILWAY _. . __ _ 100 , all Do. 4th pest Mock.. 21 12 - Sl 100 'Great laden Peadasnla 107 e 106 e 1084 4 8 30, 6 Chontaleso.ol3.2l.ln.,L 1 Ipm 44 10, SI Coplapo (Limited) .....I 146 1 , - are called 684 tc . int, and presented le:twee-Yesterday morning a fatal:accident occurred on COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. , a n no. ma 6pw ont. -,_ 6 , 4. .., 76,1 1 Don Pedro, N. Del Rey, 144. 22pm 21 } pen •ri expressed that the Welland Railway, adjoining the station , Leicester. A ._- 0 ,-- 10 e Do. Row do. ..- 1 leprn• - as, 1 DM lay (l a WA) , se ilia - le ilia ; Charted Alliance, 10 to he was happy to lag, number of men have for some months past been MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY. 10 1 Do. New --- 1 11pas 34 4 26, 1 ortuna (Limited) .... MI 1 id - red there was no eupleyed removing a very high embankment for the par - it. Ice et a. of Indi rait 6 P7M 103 7 06 - 60,1 2 thioaßotivisOold If 1 I - and London ant The license had pe.e of widening the railway and constructing extensive Very little English wheat was received fresh up to our M. LOCO Do. 41 per cent -.. 94 96 - 20, 20 ere all 16 17 Financial alit eil that it might tow siding*. About half-past 10 o'clock yesterday morn- market to-day. There was a fa ir attendance of millers, Ite an (it Western of Canada 161 tel - 4e, 11 spends (Limited) - complaint againstloo all D indi le.l3dapsy.lB73 98 100 - ing three men were engaged in " holing" at one part of ana.tbe quantity . bruu li h _ t - o f r u . rd Was readil Y diaPaled at 100 an Do. do. do. 18774. 80 88 id - Id 667.. 6 1 icrouni llmi aj tail mi L ,:., O4 0 1 u i l 3 1 z General Credit the works-that is, undermining the earth with • view to at the extieme ra. n w i h aty. by no m extensive. 10 5 hdch i almhed) - -my - 50, 4 ! Panuldllo Copper (LI 11 I Idle par, - ternational Fin its entire removal. They had not long been so engaged The supply of fore i gn ea was . St 1100 leaded ner. p. mat. I 108 106 I - 80, 3 ' Pestarena Gold 'Um.). /1' I terse - 23 t o 21 dig, ;si i•floall.them d when a portion of the embankment above su - All descriptions moved off freely, and chows samples were it 7 100 Do. de, 41 do._ 86 97 - 10,004 50 'FonteheudfinverLead MI I 810 - it. 'lOO Do. do. ei d 0... 91 113 100.0011 6 Purt Phillip 1 I 11 If - United State es George Burden eenly eave way. A portion of the falling earth struck one folly •• dear. - MOW 50 Royal Cobra Copper - - - e. de-road. He said of the * men, named Benjamin Chappell, on the head and In floating cargoes of grain a good 'business was doing, 10 Idl Do. Fifth Ketannon - - SO •sn Meth and Hobson's Bay 61 63 - .. Her Grande ll4. 7-16 9 . 16 146 cent., viz., to • . Hart, the propel- and the late advance was well supported . knocked him on to the ground, covering the upper part of - - 120,0 00 1 Scottish Austral. in. , all ;11 1 1 - quoted 44 to 4 , Burdett had not his hotly. His fellow workmen, who were unhurt, in- Barley continued scarce. The trade was firm, at un- . o Do. eo, ee., pd. me ai m - 11,0e0 10 81. john del Rey Lbw! 15 I 68 60 - . music-hall. He mealy removed the clay and lifted Chappell up , but his Proving Priem it. 100 Nee Mau* aistp.a. so ft - AIM 30 United Mexican Um. me le se showing no alit ii lug that time he !tea.' was found to be frightfully crushed, and he was quite Malt was in moderate request, at late rates. st. 1100 Minde r _glut 1. percent. 1011 104 - 80,000 2 ValAutigoris Go (1.2, 1 , i f die - Atlantic cable epriety and in dead. The body was removed to an adjoining public-house, In oats , the supply of which was only moderate, sales ft. 'lOO Do. Dena de ...... 101} 102} - 20 !16 Do. do. do.- ... - par bet 102} } 10,900 10 Vancouver Coal (Lim.' 6I 6 * the - 6,000 10 Val swam t Limited' I I - - - can are at 1.7 f, 1 Isis house there where it awaits an inquest. This is the third fatal erns- progressed' death ly , . and rather more money was, in many et 109 Do. Punisub do. 102 103 I - 20,000 6 Waahoe Gold (Limited' all ,- - - per Cent. Prefe Club, and on dent which has occurred at these works. The embank- instances, obtained for sound corn. it 1100 Do. Indus/St 1104. - 4141 87 86 80,000 1 Worthing (Limited) - are the amuse. went which is in course of removal is at some points , e ,Neane and Peas commanded qu ite late currencies , with • • ee,WO, 1 Yorke Peninsula i Ltd all I 1 fdls - About 897,0( id, he bed no idea upwaras of 4001. high. Deceased was between 20 and 30 healthy inquiry. fte.:oo 8 Tudanamutens I lam.) an I f 1 - is-Call. The pets- years of age, and louse a wife, but no children. Flour was firm and fully as dear. JOINT WOO& BASIL - the way to El tilde inhabitants,were steady, and agricultural seeds - - ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD A BURIAL SOCIETY.-An Unaned and rapeseed • We. ICI Baru. IPd 1711i" -- Trllaiaa. PREFERENCE SHARES. 439,000/. ; the •ivebeeu obtained. audacious attempt to defraud • burial society in Liverpool were operated in to a fair extent. Cakes ruled quiet. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 6 per °eat., 128, 30. 129,000/. ;the came under the judicial notice of the Dublin Recorder on "1 AItR eAR IVALS OF GRAIN, de.. INTO LONDON BY WATER 16 .11 0 10 Alfa Beat (Lint).l - ' 6 } Ipm 4.- R 140 E FROM OCT. 7TO OCT. 10, BOTH INCLUSIVE. 61 10 , no & • Monaay. Two woinenenuned Maria Silk and Sarah Cooke, - MISCELLANEOUS. Gala, 4 7, 0001 . the latter aged about 50 years, were the guilty parties. Wheat Raley. usu. Oats Roar . go , too i aw ing ; "d i Tt;,l__ NI toi eon - Anglo-American Tel (Lime, 174. JRTS. Silk, at the instigation of her companion, registered ere. 4Te. iles• MIL Oo• LOO /SO , Aeglo Austrian.- - II 2 2 1 Ma - 1220 1940 10 - 930 60: as i A w l s JLMI.J_ all 16 17 Atlantic Telegra h, 334. Console are a - Berlin Wa a(Limitede 124. Ealllishaud 1 411% 610 Cooke's death, giving her own name as Brady, which she bah _„ _ _., .. - 4400 - „„,,;',„. 20.000 M I Auglo I (Limnos/. 6 3 ais - stated, in her defence, wee her maiden name, and was more Foreign . easily written than Silk. The agent of the society was - I -- - - Imo° tie ' Benkotßrltti;hColonalga au 12 14 - City Offices (Limited), 7. dulness, with VI then applied to, and on the production of the registrar's Total .•.•.•.. 11190 I 4070 1930 175200 .. 10480 11 , 10 1 Do. New, baud spa. $ 6 4 Ala -4 Credit Foes of England (Limited), 34, 5-16. certificate, paid 4/. to the appl i cant. It afterward. trans- su SI 34 LIVERPOOL CO TT ON AND CORN MARKETS. fit . "l3 ro ' l a= 0 1 14794 ( G; 1 6,4 le 6 4 dig - East India Irrigation and Canal, 13. About 24,000 A ttt:E. pined that Cooke wu living, and a prosecution was insti- Foreertreet Warehouse (Limited), 19 . the Bank for ex young man, HMS Wed. The recorder sentenced Cooke to be imprisoned for (THIS DAY.) 10,000 i 60 ' Henkel Vietorts,Aestrall M.- .- -. General Credit and Discount (Limite, 51. ipe, value 3/., the six months and kept to hard labour, and the other prisoner (or rinsaaarii.) 60,000, 10 Bonk of New Zeeland.. 10 4 9 pet - At Paris to-i London General Omnibus Comp. (Lira.), 2 3-16. 50,000 60 EMMA N. America_ .... en 51 53 - 1 hits, of Feather. 4 to impiiseument for six weeks. femme one owN commeroenefte.) 60,011 20 'C. Bk. India, ARA China all 19 20 -4 Madras Irrigation and Cenal, 5 per cent. guar. by Wise opened at 68fr. Corrox.-The market rather steadier. Sales about so, 28 0 ,.. g. mgg „, i na l ia.ag. A 44 60 -• government, 1011. • Till; CosT OF THE ABYSSINIAN \VAR.-A Tree- 12 ,000 b e i m cent. better. :ober there was a 1111,000 1 10 - City - .... -.. 16 11 IS - National Discount Company (Limited), 114, 11, 4. sury minute has just been passed, dividing between the ConN.-The market fairly attended; white wheats am maesiiite , Celestial - - - ... 16 117 39 •••• believed, a little North British and Mercantile Insuranoe (Limited), 164. The Great We Home and Indian Exchequers the incidence of p: sage Into the Is. fed. dearer than Tuesday last, and red also show an 200,01/01 10 Consolidated Beak ...... 4 } fps - ' the impending burden for the Abyennian war. A hard advance of 6d. to 9d. Flour was in small supply and 2s. per 10, 6 e 60 , Delhi and London j..).. 16 .- - -e Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 544. this week an it here, and asked end fan line of chargeability is drawn along the margin sack dearer; Indian corn firm, at 43. to 4.. 6d. Imports, 10. mo; 50 Rad London (Limit/ II 21 • - Peninsular and Oriental Steam. New. 1855, 544. the Great Nort ennui floor, by tho , of the Red Sea. All that come from the East, whether4o mai so ' Eastern Exchange:Lbs.) 5 44- - dl. - Peninsular and Oriental Steam, New, 1867, 5 1-16 4 A.. • Great Eastern •Imich were on the Lreland :-Barley, 16 ; oats, 45 2 ; per, 1,712 ; oatmeal, ee :eoe te z 4 0 , 1, so a . m ., . 15 4 2 do - Rio de Janeiro City Improvements (Limited), 21, nii, 4. r got in at the a men, mules, or munitions of war, are to be paid for out 1,796 ; flour , 134 sacks ; foreign wheat, 15,503 ,• barley, 6•; 10,0* 10 , Eng.BauklLdelaneiroL LI 81Ws - Truft and Loan Company of Upper Canada, 44. don and South , ' 1 of Riede° taxes; and for all that are sent from the West London, Chad banding out the oats, 9 ; bens, 1,314 • Indian corn, 10,899 ; flour, 1,755 ft 00 0: 20 , trig.Seot. ecAusL Charld ell 161 171 - Upper Assam Tea (Lulled). 44. .lad named Ker. on this enterprise we are to pay. • discrimination is sse h s, an d gee b arre l ' : 10,0018 60 : Ingllahandllwedialt(L) 16 - - die - vtceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 724. Metropo li tan E: made between the cost of the regiments on their way out 10,000 100 Imperial Ban Celestine * 181 19 1 -•, a nee. hbour, to as reliefs and those on their way home, whose onlinary WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) 1 1 6 .:g to , imperial Ottoman -_ 11 11 lUs -4 of 2,498/. ; the : membered the two 6, II 1 lonian .. - PROTINOIAL SHARI MARKETS, term of serv i ce abroad has nearly expired; and likewise, (sr TELEGRAPH.)an increase of ) Mr. !leashes. , looo 26 ' Do. New . 5 44. - -4 LrrnarooL, OCT. 10.-Sales: Caledonian, 101} ad.-Great with mein' to the replacement of men or corps. The (runt OUR OWN OORRISPONDENT.) 101,0002 1001 land Mort. Bk. - India - a . ..) 4 se mita le 1 shire, an incise ,t the money from section of the India Act of 1858 is very precise in the Trade very strong . Wheat 3e. to 4.., barley Is., beans 21,2 0 55w0 n e ,o t , e , D e t,..tega no gg . e n it ft gastermeg-Great North of Scotland, 15t-Great Western, 471- tueerechaum pipe - Lancashire and Yorkshire, 127} 7-Loodon, Chatham, and Dover, an increase of 2, terms which prohibit any sending of troops out of the 3,., and oats 1.. to 3. dearer, fteellel 60 Loo. 8 E 001 • 110 4• 9 4114) , 80 72 9 die - 191-London and North Western, Ile-Midland, 1201 liCoaddh. and Lincolnahil I that after Mr. Leak dominions of her Majesty on anypretence whatever, 13.001100 London and Brazilian.. 46 WI II lib - Eastern, Berwick capital stock, ICti-South Esetern, -Great the North liritif without the sanction and direction of parliament previously MINCING-LAN E.-(THIS DAY.) 11.0001 20 Do. New -_. •• .. ~.... 3 fi _sem - West e rn Siz per cent MO shares), 96-Mancheater, the prisoner, who The dectors efocation he had be) and obtained for the purpose. It is, therefore, quite SuGAIL-A large business continues to be transacted at " MI% i ' ddd•d&Whwh•ta t k / • L V id - and Lincolnshire 66 Pref., 6 per cent., 64-Midiand New £lB 6 40,00 P 26 Do. do. do lO tor fps - Ho ulna for a clear that if any portion of the expedition is to be supplied very firm prices. The demand is chiefly for common fteft ft Lomeli. Bauk °Lion& all 11 re per cent. Inconvertible, 6-18_p -North Union A. 221-Don Pedro Canada - . North Del Rey 2} p.-Orand Trunk of Canada, 18}-ditto 3 per .. frimi the East, votes of the two Houses must be taken to brown, for which rather firmer prices are paid. The sales 97,600 90 London end County ll 16 01 a him. Witness $ 3 cent 4th pref. 'stock, : r-Gated States 5-20 (021 1 May I Nov., in anticipation o warrant their being sent. -Mane/tutu Oaarchan. included Jamaica and St. Vincent's at 30s. 6d. to celery lee* 20 Do. New issued at 2. , 4 - -it reig u e from the 711 2-ditet 5-20 Ida). 1 Mai 1 Nov- 701--Drat Lnvelnivniv il inat but whic WEiIIILL GREAT ANNUAL FAIR, OCT. 10.-This St. Lucia at Ten 6d. ; Havannah, 33.. 6d. to 36,. 6.1 ; un- ". dada% 346-North Western Bank (Ltmi 1, tha tzd ilerithae re," and handedT 2 .o9o 50 London Joint Stock l' 15 96 30 001 31 London &SouthAnioaal all 10 12 1 -16d.-Union Marine ( e 3,} p,- pending the rec celebrated fair commenced yesterday exclusively for the dived Manilla, 275. to 275. 3.1. •; Madras, common jaggery, $4. 000 100 lon AS. warm= (um) re 42Me16 4 - "' sumac° (Limit.d ) . i duty yesterday tale of sheep, which for the last week have continued to 2,54. f.d. ; grainy, 265. fi d. Reined firm, at very hell prices. 1,000 IP London & Venezuela/Li 121 11 Bdi - Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 31-British and Irish Magnetic C a pt a i n T y l er, I Telegraph A, 1000. the shop of Mr. arrive in large droves, and were penned in the fields C O FFER-The public sales of plantation Ceylon have 60,000 100 London & Westaniester.l 10 65 70 4 691 9 NAN OCT. 10.-Msrket quiet, but steady. , Business At a meeting 3 I gave •a young PfTataterY tO the opening day of the fair. The hurdles gone off very steadile, at the full valuations, fine fine Woo 100 Doesciotem.nonepaid 10 28 Si pm ue done i -Conseil ated Dank (Limittl ki l t p.- lug ni pledge the pitched for sheep cover a large space of ground un Wey- ordinary to low middling , 68a. to 72e. fid. • • middlinuto 16,000 100 Merchant Bank (Um..? .! 15 8 5 dia 7 mes. f _ oreiit auger . , 8 24 i to} gb gat hw aB 4 l6 : 8 1 " 3 . 1 d 8_, - London Bank the description Oa and comprised various bre e d s , many flock. coming good middling, 745. to s. ; pea berry, 8.6. to 93. 6d. ; *Am 60 Mereenene.t•r•••°( "); Il i dl. Great Northern A, 117 161-Grand Think of Canada, le-Great (Limited) (to a 10,000 10 Metropolitan ( linilted), all 6 8 par, - Western of Canada, 16 7-16--Oreat Western, 47} -John Brown m i n i„) a resod police. Johnsen fee Susan. The sheep and lambs are in re- native good and fine ordinary, Me. Gd. to 564. UMW) Midland Bank (Lad 1 20 ldia - and llndtedi, 30 d.-Lancashire and Yosemite. 127} 7- , favour ' of man at the 0- 'r 1 7 good condition, and there was • very TEA.-Good and fine Con Gus sell readily at full pre- 110,000 6 National of Auisinuesia, 6 44- - Dot, - Co . - - • - Manchester, NKOMO, and Lincolnshire, 60 4- Ditt o 5 per cent., in I. Witness made lee attendance of sheep farmers and breeders ekes rates ; common, dull of sale. 00,000 100 National of Liverpool-1 DI - - dis -84 i -Ditto 31 percent. Pref., 64-Ditto 16, 6 3-10-Metropoliten. and the reductic led. Johneon was te a various counties. There was a manifest improve- Faure-There ia still a good general demand at steady 10,000 100 N. Pro. of England 41 - - - 124 S f -South Fastens. 661-United States 5-10 Yaws' Bonds, from um. to 3 it to time Found- teat in the late stagnant and depressed state of the sheep rates. MOW 20 Do. 2nd & Srd tas7te7 lir - - - 721 - ealedonlan, 1041 }-Drat Western 6 per cent., 04 3. .11 tile prisoner, 0 is, and well-bred ewes and stock lambs sold freely, Illen-The demand for parcels afloat is very active, 10,000 ft Nstional Bank ..- - - 40 • Me 10 New South Wales- - - all - - BIRMINGHAM. OCT. 10 .- Business done :-liinninghem Canal some discussion. tutu he met at a Inl store sheep were in slow demand, and the reduced and very firm prices are paid ; 100 tons of Madras sold at m e ,etd o . woo wed . _ log .._ _ er" ses were accepted. The following are the average 13.. landed ; 200 tons of Hallam, at 114. Gil . to 12s. a koeo le o nga i al B all a cr,'„ ro ;;_ . 4 31' 46 47 ,46 - - shares, at Nit Blrminghwa Town and District Banks, et 11 ; the general I as next examined, Sting figures :-Southdowns-Young and fullmouthed landed ; 500 tons of Necranzie, at 12s . 3d. landed. tede second Issue , b ut Birmingham Gas, New Ordinary, 1106, at 411 prem. ; and Metro politan Railway Cant .ge and Wagon (Lindgosed that the a 27 ' 2 " . lie PraTnanalndu4l4 10 7 5 47 ' - idle. Closlngpnews:-.9outh Staffordshire Railway shares, buyers, b e in f avo ur of I prisoner at the ene, tapped to lamb early, 40s. to 455. a head : broken SAGO,-bOO boxes small pearl sold for arrival at 18s. to mem mo 'Tonne. of Irelan d ; 1187 80 - a t agt ; Worcester and Birmingham canal shares. sellers, at 12; ri..Qthed (aged) ditto, 325. to 37a. ; four-tooth wethen, in 18e. 6d. 4,000 10 Do. do. New ' all - - he the pipe, and eel condition. 50s. to 545. •• and ditto for foldiog out, 48e. PEPPZIL-1,000 bags Penang aold at 3ed. 110,000 16 1 Beath Altera% „.... --i ad - - ... 17 100 ' Stand. of B. B. Africa I M 13 10 dls - -• Lloyds Rut (limited), Tito 71 prem. ; Midlearl Financial shares • with him. He (Limited' 11140 to i 4 die.: Dudley Oas, sellers, at 47 : Gime t e h re e di d t i o re f eth the ra bar , I ti ,, ioS. ; two-tootha (tegs), ' 4o*. to 43. • and level lots of Rum.-170 puncheons Jamaica, aold at firm prices, and 10 : 5 0 : 200 i Do. do. . ee 1 p si h . 88 oa _ caster Wagon (Limited' filth issue, 35. 6d. to I prem. ; end factory explanat this court. 1 4 e15.23. to 30s. ; and culls, 961 . to 244: per ditto ; Hemp- a small parcel of Demerara at 24. Hentidol Slate and Slab Lted), 1} to 1 Ms. 40,000 M I T/nion of A ustrans ..._ ,on 48 49 Mt 8 ente, OCT. 9.-New Three per Cent. Stock, 921-Ditto, for the present man for inquiry. If Mire Downs -Young ewes, 48s. to We. • bead ; and aged CorroN.-The market continues quiet. 10,000 mo , Caton of naia d (Lim) ii 9 6 dla -. new aceonnt, 7th Nov., 92}-Bank of Ireland tllOO paid'. 2311- A public mee lust commit the ditto, 40s. to 44.. ; good leathers, 50s. to 565. ; tegs, Dinioo.-The public sales are progressing rather mew he , Colon ft Loudon -.. 15 13739 I 38 National Bank (130 pake, foraccount.6ll-Netional of Uverpool el with the case lie. to 4es. ; end well-bred lambe, 34a. to 40a. per ditto ; h p :a rt :2, and the advance previously paid is not tulle sup. Cotswold crou-bred and long-wool tegs and Limb, were in lowing resolutio wive demand at 40e, to 43. • head, and small lambs 30s. BALYPETRI.-700 bags Bengal sold at 194. 71d . for NORRICIN RAILWAYS. sank (f ad l6 ) i psi vte d va l, 13d1- Royal Wester Land securities toles. Dorset ewes, now lambingdown, 50e. to 56e. • head, refraction 3i. 5100 paid), 9:4. s. 1 pd. 1 zumAra. 1 awns prb... I Saks. ma , ), af 4--Great Southern and Western Four per Cent. eerie "That &commit f BURGLARY. led Aged and off-lying ditto, 445. to 475. per ditto. This class ----- be appointed, for le l an ABU., & nottaniani lel xd. -ad wasTuirat BRPORT.-(TRIS DAY.) - Bedford Pim, the Somers - town, a i sheep are Lenbing, and there are already meny couples in TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 29 Dada&S. ha (LM7p.s. 1 14 -. Mosquito people, e on remand , with Sc country. There were several droves of Scotch sheep of This market is steady. Town tallow, 43a. 3d.; Petersburg s 1 sO Belgian R. .1 incßott ~ 1 - --..e -lwelling-lionse of theClieviot andblack-faced Highland breede,leit which had Y.C. on the spot, old, 45e.; ditto new, 45a. 6d. ; October le all RaJtes. o . o .l. l l l 6s9lB 7 14 16 -. FRIDAY, OCIVELR 11,, II LS. out of the various r -street, Somers- eosin Rams.-There was* fine show of well•bred rams, to December, 45e. 3d. ; December, 45e. 6d. ; January, * all ,nn.d..n o Bllol u l MieuOuo •-•• In 141 of pairs of mole- Mich sold slowly. Southdoerns at three to seven guineas 454. ed. UlO all .4 r. 1 Extreme e "N. the minister plenq 10 all --- K" - Ixtension .. ten -- B j t W. liVli7-1:07-‘ W. "" et el e ctor ;s h ale etch ; Ilaneehire Downs (second season), four to eight 101 911 Dumber, ft WiMlnLe 16 15 illa ... ast week, and it Pleas; Cotewolde Leicesters.and long-wooled runs, at five HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Is Is Dutch Rhenish - .... s:t 144 48 a s - ---- -...-.-- -, - knee against the 1012 guineas. Yearling tupe from eminent flockmaaters Learmicaau--Hides : 56110. to 641 b- 3d. to 3d. so all Do.-- Itelm • name of Emily Fere told and let at prices varying from 10 to 15 guineas. 6413. to 721ba, 3ed. to 34d .; 72115. to 8011 s., 34d. to ;, * all Eamon of Truce .... 10 et - Aberdeen ) prisoner. She 11. very large sale of sheep and lambs has been effected, and 801bs . to l BBlbe 3'd to 4d. ; 8813. to 9613., 4d. to 4d•l 46 id Central 1.).. 18 15 Ws .- Leith - 3 tiation shall be ref 45 W.M.W. , & B il l : 4 4 :1 07 4111 1 to Wl .d llg d , to Mr t . ho N ir ri n its , le things to herl • "110 an =tu z lemliourg . II tie Ewes flockniaaters bought largely of Southdowns. and %lbs. to 1041 bi., 44d. to s(d. Horse hides, 98.6 d. toles. 6d. ; oo e n ii, e , e b ev e wee ,,,,tile) lge ha - Ardroman 30.1153 &S.W. N. '" - I meeting, of whicl int she had left asp droves of sheep were turned out not sold. There call skins, light, 2a. Od. to 44. Od ; full, 7s. Od. ~,IMI sn 'Mexican IL) - Oresucastle - it 54 W.S.W. Valenti& ~. .13,66 N. W, !N.!. ma 0.31 - h. W. fr 0. 2 the other hand, sill be no s h ee p fair t o-Any (Friday), as the horse and colt BlHNONDMEheepakins : Polled, 4s. to sd. ; new lii all INani.aLlers IBy the - Roche's Polntlo.o, B.W. N.N.R. dm - 3 I committed the show begins, but several flocks of sheep will be felded on bred ' , Is. 6d. to 4a. ; downs, 3.. 3d. to 3s. Gd. MI ell D 0.6 p.c. Prf. f Bug go, 419 181 ... 34421 1 47 &S.F.bltlicasdppeveartisors the W.N.W.W- 74-71 ' I " - I the 30th ult., at nee, that she bad had contiguous to Weyhill and be on sale. The hop mart 1.41 all Northers of France - .11i M t 13. W. 14.N.R. c- - N.N.R. fe - 2 ablate gener al b should not live has assumed a busy scene, although hops come in slowly, • 10 all N.RaLI. B. Ames 8.7.p.e. 2 6 -. Pendnee.... .27 1 46, W. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) •10 all Ds. Demur - - - Brest ......., .28 45' IL N. 44 - 4 positive instruct 0.1.01.0 hi ... and and mane of the hop barns are nearly empty. There Is Lorient late 431 S.W. Neell. b- 2 mercy. To bear Vest preparation in the cheese fair. The hop fair will be Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a continued study ,10 an 'Norwegian Trunk Pret. .44 44444 .. Rochefort._ ;30.21'44 N. L N. W. a - 8 vernment to sus sorter was called, opened tu-morrow (Saturday), and adjourned for business demand at theu 1 of choice samples reduction- The app 7 10 di 'Ottoman (Smyrna MOM 31 31 31 90 all Parts,LyousAndlledlt. St 10 rmonth 10.26 at Manilla. A the .111).4i:sites to ce 3londay and two subsequent dais. is limited, and for which prices are consequently likely - to ' - 1 111 01l 'Paris and Orleans .... 93 ft ed -4 W eymout h late 45, W. N.W. N.N.I. eh - 3 been received In II trou•ers, and, THE STATE OF FRENCH COMMERCE AND IN- mid verY firm ' N all IteeUe A e.eranne(L) 91 104 - Portimouth 30.96 40 N. 14.51 cm -. 1 -- London .. 430.t5 3S; W.N.W. N.N.E. one - - shipments from rolmbery, she meet le 10 Royal Serdmien - - DE I TRY.-CORIGIUMICRBODI have recently been exchanged COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) , 6 all Royal !Swedish .... __ .. .- - Yannuath.;.lo.ll 44' N. W. N.E. hen - 1 further orders, between the Chambers of Commerce at Rouen and. N. Ico 0.14 2 Walla End Hetton,22se Walls End Haswell, 23.; Walls ' 4 all I no. 7 p er emit -•• 5 I - T. N.W. an - 1 the WIIY Y b the i i w'.tiies. Steven- Liver ml. The President of the Rouen Chamber End Tees, 21e. 9d.• Walls End Original Hartlepool, 225.; 'l9 all Isidro and Meuse .. - Weds '. 501 B.W, l am - -' - ,- - - -- - announcement i scerboroughele.lo 4e! B.le. wrote last month to the President of the Liver- Walla End Hartlepool , 21a.; Walls End Braddyle Hatton , ,10an I Do. 6}percent.Pret :I 9 4... Helder For the defence, Pool Chamber with reference to the " crisis " at thatnest ARMS. value to a large iliiti, but he sup- time • Musing very seriously " o¢ the commerce and in- t ft an LeastetLoneVenatein 14 141 i i 21a.; Walls End South Relloe,2os. CeL; Walls End Kelloe . 97 an Ben PaMOIL) el Pm 14. I 17 1611 .-. II on 1 - ini. He dos t try of a great part of France." He proceeded to argue ; T im m% 205.; Walls End Hatton Lyons, 210 e • 1 20a. 6d.•, Walls End South Durham, ) oe. 3d ; Walls End .10 15 mou th L e as. of portage' - - .11. •- Since yesterday moderate N.E. winds have prevailed In the here on account English Channel. The barometrical pressure this morning Is the ultimate effe LI pemoner a good tinder the modernseetem of eco l = whatever affected I New Bel- IJO a 'Southern of France.... 20 m moat, 20s. 3d.; Wylam, 17s. 6,1 . ; West Hartley " , 13. 9d ; a all Turin and Savona ..- 1 2 - •••• generally greater than yesterday. It has Increased moat In the the t ,ade of a country might be ex to affect the tra d e ' H ea ti ng .east and south. The temperature In the north and west Is high. London market a little doubt ofHartley. 18s. 9d. -i' at market, 51 ;at ea , ' $1 di Wog Flanders - _ ....- 91 9 - but In the south it is low. At Nairn there ha. been a rise of source. of it. neighbours and he as ed, therefore, to be i 20. 1 M all Do. &epee eent - rnit o oe - le degree.. at Plymouth • fall of 11 degrees. The winds are re- _ soner. Informed of the a ct ual state of affairs in this kingdom. 10 all Waste% N.M. of Prance 51 it id - markeble light and variable . Much mist and fog have prevailed, The produce r and of the view which the Liverpool Chamber took of the _._____ _ _ . . _ 1 and on the south and east coasts they continue, especially as reg, tact . lty comparing effects and analysing causes, or REAR ADMIRAL FARRAOUT.-The Franklin steam i F 0611071 OBLIGATIORIL .. ___ at 9 yogi's of age, damned causes, a more accurate conception might be ac- , war frigate, 4,000 tons burden, having on board Rear- sh. I Po. i RAILWAY& I Closing pride. 1 dales. ' The cations of impi A, with begging Piled of the evil, and probably, therefore, of the remedy. i Admiral Ferment, Commander-imebief of the United Canada just issued shows no available balance for . . . of business was -Mr Itswlin., after layitig this communication before the Li -' States' Navy, will visit Portsmouth in the course of a few 4 1 4 ' ) 1'• 14361 " mv153 " . "' t l i 1 4 10 all Do - (mutant commit ver, '4 , 41 ("mina, replied with suitable courtesy and in some days. She is now moored below the Nore, having been lee Havana : end Matanzas 47 90 •- stocks. This is consequent chiefly upon the falling Bateman : interest in any of the preference bond, or lowing is from remiuel. The one! to the French application. In this answer the ne- removed from Gravesend onTuesday morning ; her tender, 100 legman= and F ri bourg 93 100 •-• off in the gross tra ffi c from the bad Canadian In the colonial rat. a porter on *Kay sympathy of one community with another is duly the Tropic, which is 800 tons, f ormer ly a bl oc k a d e runner , t o o a n imatrams and - - - and American harvest of last year, end an increase in the whole a better feel lee kept him out acknoeledod, and the commerce and industry of England still continues off Gravesend. The Franklin is not an eft -Do Second Issue B7 110 - working expenses from enhanced rates of wages and cost of if an y, epecu l e ej oe ,perly sifter his are represented as suffering like the trade of France ; after ironclad ship, as has been represented ; she is a wooden •• Nei°. of Prance 5 P et i n 111 _, terial. For the current half-year the prospecta are from the trade for but he was in 20Do (late Chart 31 p ct. - - which the results ere explained by certain causes common ship 380 ft. long, 50ft. of beam. She has no guns on her 105 I mmo (466 , n24, 4, 4 , go go .. ma better, owing to the abundant crops just gathered. met an active den id not returning to both caws, and certain other. peculiar to our own. upper deck, with the exception of a large Parrot gun Do. d e , tw ee d at 71 go 25 - A young whale was caught by some fishermen in a large business hi 'tad get no more The general causes are found-first, in the American war mounted on a swivel carri age on he r ma i n d ec k. H N er . earmLyouetlin ep.ett 12 121 - Ind its coneequences, such as the derangement of the arm is ament very powerful, consisting c hi e fly o f l ar ge 100 •* 6 . Y em ca (Peenl• • 93 96 - plies, has recover cotton trade and the protective tariffs of the United State., Parrot guns mounted on iron carriages ; she draws 25ft , of 4 Swu 6p. weighed about 801bs. since. It alining early in th La Grande? Pet 84 66 4- A TRIPLE MARRIAGE IN ONE FAMILY. -Yester- vanes of la. per Sad, ne s t , i n the apprebensior.s of war, and the ruinous water aft, and her steering apparatus is on the 1 yoke E 0 a:enema-Yen sp.°. ft 81 - : after him. You anneruents prevailing throughout the States of Europe. and groove principle. After visitin Portsmouth it Is , r , 1 th Rest a P ort. Ts , _ _ o f hided. Rice has Ice care of him. The eau... peculiar to this country are more definitely understood the Franklin will to the Meditates- ' ID g ta ggao tinuesazae. is 154 - had oftebested at Micbelmarsh Church the marriages day Mr. Olding, of Awbridge, near Rooney, in Hampshire description ; eon forward delivery, two daughter@ and one son ; not • very common et:cur ie shan't come distinguished in the several results of the financial panic, I nean. Yesterday Admiral Farragut was the guest of .se in twain, a per es. se 4 ad ... pone unchanged, eggrarated by two defective harvests Prince de .10111•1110 near Yeddington. . ea .wm.w.acrei.lle.c. 11 -, MOM in was family at one mid the same time. REAR ADMIRAL FARRAOUT. —The Franklin steam war frigate, 4,000 tons burden, having on board Rew• Admiral Finset, Commanderdn.Chief of the Unit . States' Navy, will Tait Portsmouth in tho course of a few days. Sits is now moored below the Nore, having been 100 removed from Gravesend on Tuesday morning ; her tender, 10 0 the Tropic, which is 800 tons, formerly • blockade runner, too all still continues off Gravesend. The Franklin is not an 100 ironclad ship, as has been represented ; she is a wooden 10 ship 280 ft. long, 50ft. of beam. She has no guns on her upper deck, with the exception of • l arge P arro t gun • mounted on a swivel carriage on her main deck. Her so armament is very powerful, consisting chiefly of large tee Parrot guns mounted on iron carriages ; she draws 25ft. of 4 water aft, and her steering apparatus is on the yoke 100 and groove principle. After visiting Portsmouth it ts . 1 2 0 : understood the Franklin will prooeed to the Idediterra nean. Yesterday Admiral Farragnt was the guest of . Prince de Joinville near Teddingten. se U I% 1 I le 4 i d MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Oil OVZOOL Business in the market for public securities remains very inactive, the usual speculators showing little or no disposition to operate, not withstanding an expectation that a considerable portion of the dividends will be re-invested next week. Transactions for a rise have been checked by an increased demand for loans in the Stock Exchange, partly in connexion, it is stated, with further early withdrawals of gold from the Bank for the Continent. These operations, however, ought not to exercise the slightest uneasiness, looking at the large supply of bullion in the vaults of the Bank, and the fact that nearly 900,000/. is now on the way from Australia to this country, of which the bulk is due. Consols are unaltered for money, but have declined 1-16 per cent. for the account. English railway stocks are without change, and the variations in foreign bonds are unimportant. Colonial government securities are inquired for, but are difficult to buy at many of the limits now in the hands of brokers, owing to the small supply of stock in the market. The demand for discount is moderate, at recent rates, but advances on English government secu rities are in request in the Stock Exchange, at 4 per cent. Consols are quoted 94} to for money and 941 for the account (Nov. 7). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are steady, at 9n to ex div. The railway market is very inactive, and the principal stocks show no change. Subjoined are the present prices :—Metropolitan, 1231 to 124 ; Great Western, 471 to 48 ; London and North Western, 114 to 4 ; Midland, 1204 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,l27 to 4; Caledonian, 1044 to ; South Eastern, 684 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 32} to 4 ; Great Northern, 1094 to 1104 ; ditto A, 1164 to 117 ; Lon don, Chatham, ;and Dover, 19/ to ; North Bri tish, 33 to 4 ; and Brighton, 54 to t. Italian bonds of 1861 have declined per cent., the present price being 454 to 4. Mexican are 4 lower, at 15 to I ; while Turkish of 1865 have improved to the same extent, viz., to 314 to 4 ; Turkish of 1862 are at 62 to 63 ; Greek, 131 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 194 to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 164 to •2 ; and Egyptian, 1864, 834 to 844. The market for bank shares is quiet, and prices present no movement. London and Westminster are called 684 to ,691 ; Union of London, 37 to 39 ; Alliance, 104 to 94 din. ; Imperial Ottoman, 14 to Lk din ; Chartered Mercantile of India, 28 to 30 ; and London and County, 544 to 554. Financial shares have been little dealt in, but General Credit show firmness, at 2 to 11 dis. In ternational Financial are at 24 to 2 die. ; London, 23 to 21 dis. ; and Credit Fonder, b/ to 54 dis. United States 5-20 Bonds have receded 4 per oent., viz., to 711 to 72. Erie Railway shares are quoted 434 to 44 ; and Illinois Central, 771 to 784, showing no alteration. . . Atlantic cable shares are steady. Anglo-Ameri can are at 171; to i, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, at 31 to 3. About 897,0001. in Australian gold is now on the way to England. The Great Britain has 439,000/. ; the Blackwell, 182,0001. ; the Sussex, 129,0001. ; the Wave of Life, 100,0001. ; and the Gala, 47,0001. _ ._ HALF-PAST Taxis O'CLOCK. Consols are steady, at 94} to for money, and 941 to for the account. Other securities show dulness, with very little business. About 24,0001. in gold has been withdrawn from the Bank for exportation to the Continent. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 40c. for the account, being I per cent. better. The Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of '1,0391. over last year; the Great Northern, an increase of 3,5921. ; the Great Eastern, an increase of 6581. ; the Lon don and South Western, an increase of 6391. ; the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of 2,498/. ; the Metropolitan Extension separately, an increase of 3471. ; the Lancashire and York shire, an increase of 3,0091. ; the North Eastern, an increase of 2,496/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1161. ; and the North British, an increase of 267!. The directors of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada issued yesterday their half-yearly report in anticipation of the meeting convened for the 31st inst., but which is to be held only pro forma, pending the receipt from Canada of the report of Captain Tyler, R.E., and Mr. Eborall. At a meeting yesterday of the shareholders of the London Bank of Mexico and South America (Limited) (to which reporters were refused ad mission), a resolution was, we are informed, passed in favour of the reconstruction of the undertaking and the reductionof the nominal value of the shares from 50/. to 301., with 201. paid. There was some discussion, in the course of which it was pro posed that the shares should be reduced to 251., but the general feeling of the meeting appeared to be in favour of the above-mentioned resolution of the directors, as more to the advantage of the credit of the bank both here and abroad. Satis factory explanations were afforded with regard to the present management at the branches. A public meeting of the holders of Mosquito Land securities was held yesterday, when the fol lowing resolutions were carried unanimously : Spices firm and in good demand. Pepper and glop active and dearer. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the nineteenth series of hide sales for the year a good demand was experienced, and full to advancd prices were generally obtained. East India, ox and cow.—Cal. cutts were in good request, nearly the whole of the gums• tity offered being cleared off. Dacca Rides.—Slaughtered were well competed for, and realised an advance of Id. per lb. Dead sold at extreme prices. Other descriptions bringing full prices to an occasional advance of Id. per lb. Madras, Ace., brought full rates. Of 101,321 hides offered, 107,210 were sold. East India.—Buffalo realised about late rates. Leather.—East Indian was only in limited re quest, and sold at a all lit declines. Australian bele' well competed for, realised an advance of Id. per lb. Salted Hides, Australian.-2nd class and Ist ligh t brought an advance of Id. per lb., but lit heavy were dull of sale since the sales a few have beet sold at extreme rates. Cape sold welL Gibraltar brought fair prices. Lisbon only part sold. Dry and Drysalted Hides.—West COSA brought fully prices. Cape were in good request. Penang sold fairly. Singapore were chiefly bought in. Horse Hide .—South Amencan brought fair prices. Bark.—Minions was dull of sale and mostly bought in. The following is the official return of the cheques and bills cleared in the Bankers' Clearing-house for the week ending Wednesday, October 9. The total remains at about the recent average, if we allow for the bills due on the 4th, and for the extra movement in connection with the monthly settlement in Consols on Tuesday, the Bth : Thursday, Oct. 3 .. 08,372,000 Friday, Oct. 4 Saturday, Oct. 5 11,468,090 Monday, Oot. 7 Tuesday, Oct. 8 Wednesday, Oct. 9 7,743,000 £61,217,000 JOWN C. Pocock, Deputy Inspector. Bankers' Clearing-house, Oct. 10. The weekly return of the Bank of France shown the following changes : Coin and bullion Bills discounted lncrease 392,000 Notes in circulation Private deposit. Decrease 600,000 Advances Decrease 8,000 Government deposits Decrease 64,000 The decrease of more than a million sterling in the coin and bullion, following the diminution of 969,0001. shown last week, must be chiefly at tributed to purchases of grain on French account abroad. The total held, however, is still as much as 36,234,0001. The increase in the discounts is 392,0001. , as against an increase of 2,120,000/. last week. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 9, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue 237,989,010 Decrease 8507,555 Circulation active 24,527,035 Decreer. 349,900 Public deposits 7,567,442 Immo, 29,947 Other deposits Government securities la imaTilidep:itTr3a...7 12,814,872 No clump. Other securities in banking department 17,164,197 Decrease 88,549 Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills— 552,826 Decrease 30,458 The Beat 3,1165,000 Increase 3,880 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes & coin) in banking department 14,581,999 Decreue 35,101 The addition made to the Bank's resources under the heads of government deposits and " other " securities has been more than neutralised by the withdrawals of private deposits, the conse quence being a small diminution in the reserve. The chief alteration, however, is the diminution of 385,081/. in the coin and bullion, and as the result of the import and export movements of the week, as reported from day to day, was an addition of 66,0001. to the Bank's stock of the precious metals, it is to be inferred that a good deal of coin has found its way into the provinces. It is also proba ble that some amount may have been taken out for the purposes of the Abyssinian expedition, and have escaped notice at the time. BANK OF 1 An Account pennant to the Act week ending on Ni ednewtay, t ENGLAND. 7th and Bth Vie., e. 82, for the he Bth day of October, 1867. I991:711;in Notes Issued t.37,059,010 I 417.989,010 BANKING DI Proprietors' Capital L 14,64000 Rest Public Deposits (in cluding Esclvo., Say. Banks, COM ot Nstinnal oOvernmeit debt.. L 11.016,100 Other securities.... 3,964.00 09 . 1 d coin and bul- 22,989,01• Sliver bullion an. 989,0111 Debt, and Div Acc "meta) 7.557.441 Other Deposits .. 18,34A00 Seven day and other bills £44.611,06/1 Oct. 10. 1867. Cioverument Seca- Titian 012,804.872 Other Securities 17,164.197 Notes Gold and Silver . ..._ .._. 134%024 144,111,0011 7. MAY, Deputy Ca'ablai. THURSDAY EYZNING. Consols, which closed yesterday at )41 to for the 7th November, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 94 746 to 9-16, or 94i. For money the last price was 94} to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 921 to ,ex div. The official business report is as follows :—Tlwee per Cent. Consols, for money, 941-, jl ; ditto, for account, 94. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92d, it, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 92i, r, ex div. ; Red Sea Telegraph, 24 ; Bank Stock, shut ; ditto, for account, 253, ex div. ; India Ten-and a-Half per Cent. Stock, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1141, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent., 991 ex div. ; ditto Bonds, 635. prem. Indian government securities remain steady. Exchequer Bills were unaltered at 255. to 30s. prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Uxi O'CLOOI. The mining market is rather firm to-day, kith a fair demand for shares in the following mines, at the prices given, viz : Prince of W ales, 525. Gd. to 555. ; East Caradon, 6 to 4 ; Marko Valley, 6 to ; North Chiverton, 4to ; Great Vor, 17} to 18 ; North Treskerby, 30s. to 325. 6d. ; lifford, 7 to 1 • West Chiverton, 63 to 641 ; Chivertoa Moor, 51 to ; and Wheal Basset; 80 to 85. As regards foreign and colonial mining shares, the principal feature is a demand for Don Pedro, which have risen 55., viz., to 21 to r prem. St. John del Rev are feinted 59 to 60 ; Anglo Brazilian, par to I prem. ; Pesta rena, kto d prem. ; Chontahe, to 1 prem.; Rows Grande, to ; ; Anglo-Italian, +to prem. ; United Mexican, 2 to ; Frontino and Bolivia , to I ; Port Phillip, I t to 1g ; and Central American, dis. to par. At the sale of copper ore held at Redruth yester day a rise of 11. took place in the standard. The average produce was 60 ; ditto, standard, 111.19, and the average price, V. 6s. Gd. At Cape Cornwall Mine meeting yesterday the accounts showed a balance of assets over liabilities of 3,500/. The directors of the Pestarena United Gold Mining Company (Limited) have received the fol lowing telegram:—" Pallanza, Oct. 9.- -Remittance of gold to office 1,047 ounces." North Downs Mine sold 91 tons of copper ore at Redruth yesterday for 6141. ss. Gd. "That a committee consiating of the following gentlemen be appointed, for the purpose of conferring with Captain Bedford Pim, the duly empowered representative of the Mosquito people, on the adjustment of the claims arising out of the venous grants of land in the Mosquito territory, and for making such arrangements with General Martine; the minister plenipotentiary of Nicaragua, in respect to the said claims as shall appear necessary, vu.— r. George Baker, Mr. John Field, Mr. D. Drakefleld, Mr. Charles Wing, Mr. William Prgden, and Dr. Kelly, with power to add to their number." " That the result of the nego- tiation shall be reported by the committee to an adjourned meeting, of which seven days' notice shall be gives by public advertisement." It appears that according to a royal order dated the 30th ult. and transmitted to the Spanish con sulate general by the Spanish legation m London, positive instructions have been issued by that go vernment to suspend all public sales of tobacco leaf at Manilla. As these instructions have already been received by the authorities of the colony, no shipments from that source can be expected until further orders, excepting only 3,000 bales now on the way by the ships Neptune and Napoleon. This announcement is calculated to give an increased value to a large quantity of tobacco now on sale here on account of the Spanish government, and the ultimate effect will probably be to draw to the London market an increased business from this source. MESsRA. MOOSE, PHILLIPS, AND Co.—Some i time ago the above-named firm, East India and China The produce markets were very firm yesterday, I merchants, were compelled to ask the indulgence of their especially as regards sugar, in which a large amount . creditors, and an arrangement was made to pay in full, of business was reported. With regard to the indi - i b y instalments. Two instalments have been pant ; but cations of improvement in this market, the fol - i owing to r ecent losses, chiefly we believe in Marilla. the . firm have been obliged again to call shsi• . lowing is from the circular of Messrs . Einar and ; creditors together. A meeting was consequently ha' A Bateman : 1 yesterday at the offices of Messrs Tyndall. Jollier , In the colonial produce markets there has been on the and Tyndall, Wsterloo-otreet, when an approair „ t ; whole a better feeling apparent, and still without much, statement of assets and liabilities was submitted, air a ex if any, speculation, there has been a good healthy demand planation , were given. Ultimately it was resolved to fin . from the trade for most of the current articles. Sugar has poi nt P. a committee (consisting of Menem J. R. • .v r i 4h r t, met an active demand at 641. to Is. per cwt. advance, and Barney, . A. Kuntz, Hinchliff, and J. H. 0. 'tier) to a large business has been done. Coffee, languid and de- report upon the statement of assets and HAW ,i,i,,, l a id Olin' ng early in the month in consequenoe of eiciessive sup- before the meeting, with authority to env 40,. an 3„. plies, hi recovered during the last few days, and an ad- countant, if necessary. The meeting was ad' ,i ur n e d ma il canoe of Is. per cwt. has been obtained on the better the 'ltrd inst., to receive the report of the or „ D a te ,. Th . description ; common sorts, however, still remain nes- liabilities, we hear, are estimated at 80,0001 . _Bi rm i na :,", lected. Rice has been active, and with a large business for Post. forward delivery, closes 3d.. to ed. per cwt. dearer. Salt- , AR the hills near Taunton, in '3 omerse t, h ave petre unchanged, with a fair amount of transactions. I b een eevere d, e ith gnaw m am a t s h t lid few days. iA •