The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-31 00:00:00

oN DON AMUSEMENTS. (THIS EVENING.) OrERA. .1 • .--•• If , Men not. "—9 tVelook. TIIKATRIPS. v . . „ • r.—•• .A ht.l. I I:nete." " King tr Aeolo." —7 o'ciook. .. •, • -•• A C....T0-Nolte Mont:lieut." " Leek." " A rrett7 1;11.4130/8. "- ; 0 . 1 . 10 a. ll• . • I'p tor the k Attie Show." " Mout. Crioo,"—: A Clammiest Pair." "After Dark." "Netter airthkey."-7 o'clock. -•. The Markel Rake." "The Rightful Pleit."-7 t " Sieber sad Crasher." " The Ticket of Loare Man." L: c:. " The Troubadour." " The Laiscu.hire Lats."-7 FM verticalsn wee advt. —" Sisterly Service." "The Field of the Cloth of Ool.L" • • Marriage at mart* e." —TM o'clock. 11 stave Waimea—. Atdid "Boeiety."-7.30 o'clock. lit. 11•••• /lOW far Blur.• "Lucretia Borgia, M.D., La unmade Doelawse."-7 o'clock. r %ALn.- '• Yanied Dairghtees.' "The . Ilias sad Fall of regard UL" "The Mietreos of the 31131."-1.30 o'clock. case.—"llsoatdol for Lyle." " Load late sad Water Rote." ** Bow."-7 o'clock. f.oures Wau.s.—" Two Loves and • Life." " The Colleen Levu." —1 eelocit. y,..% AL AKPILITILATII, HOUPOIII. Avolo. Scree, in the Awes. te.-733 o'clock. 1.0% it At raan.—'• Tinder &DO." '• Diamond Cot Diamond." For particulars Si. advt. Satatsna.—Fouttli act of " Viminius." "'hr Ohl, 014 Ekon." STAXIAIIO.—" Madge IrOddre." " A Stogy of Bagdad."-7 o'clock. _ . AOSICTLYI Mkt Nat L.—Orsed Ooncert.—For particulars IkV t nu,ry Miwirraims, ST. Jayne's HALL.-8 o'clock. Eotrrisii HALL. CADILLT.-11.r. Easing Norton's Eater . . twoment.-8 o'clock. Ivi• L. rOl Eloctrie Orpa, kr. 11; 5...111k Tussit FASIIIONS FOR NOTINBER. (From Le FoPet.) Eleganee in the matter of dress is decidedly pro rnueing the toilettes for winter appear yet more charm jug than those of last summer. Walking costumes, home d r ew vi-iting toilettes, are all of different styles. The sh:rt costumefor walking is more indispensable than ever, krg n Des drawn up having gone quite out of fashion. T.,sy are usually composed of two skirts, the first trimmed s:th one plaited or gathered flounce, or by a series of trail flounces, forming a kind of niche ; the upper skirt. -tat or trimmed, according to taste, is looped up behind c.ly. or ou each side. When these costumer have two ;arab: skirts, they are completed by a paerine rather ; ii, on the contrary, the upper skirt is formed by a 1,. ',naive with a long barque, the pi'!erine is not required. t-,•hes ss jib large bows are more than ever in favour ; y produce a very good effect upon any style of dress. :•otwithstanding the vogue of short dresses, it it im t,ttaut to note that long dresses only are admissible for ci ceremony. though we frequently find the two rate.• are somewhat mingled—the under-skirt trained, v -LA an upper skirt is :o.iped up in Lon's XV. style. for home-dress there are many fashions ; but these i'elvnti principally on the material. Woollen materials be very simply trimmed, rather long, though leas i• • than last year • a trimming down the front of buttons i:A a baud is sufacient. When the dress is of silk, nearly are trimmed with a " ducheste " flounce, headed with i.e or two rows of ribbon. The bodies should be :::tonasl to imitate a round, square, or pointed jrfierine. %here has been a talk of making them pointed, but there io appearance that there will be any change in that : round waists are still the prevailing make. For morning costume, shaded poplin is very much used ; l. wevvr, plaid is the most general and fashionable. Toilettes de visite are of great elegance ; they consist of a ng dress of silk with satin stripes, or of poult de sole or satin, with jacket or mantle of velvet. The bonnets of the present season are worn very decidedly higher in front, forming a complete diadem. They are certainly as small, if not smaller than ever, but cur skilful modestes manage to arrange them so as to suit ell. Satin and velvet mixed with blonde or lace are the favourite materials, Sowers and feathers being employed smite than they have been lately. LIFEIIO4T SERVICES. LYTHAM, LANCASHIRE, FRIDAY Niortr. I beg to report (says Mr. J. Edmondson) that a memeuger from SoUthshore, near Blackpool, arrived at this lifeboat station of the National Lifeboat Institution st 10 o'clock this morning, bringing intelligence that a reel was riding at her anchors on Salthouse.flats, with 1... r masts cut away, and a flag of distress dying. 'The lifeboat Wakefield was at once launched and pro. t.scied quickly in that direction. On arriving at the %coal it was found that most of the crew had got into the 1 lackpool lifeboat, which also belongs to the Lifeboat ciety, and which had already arrived. The captain, the mute. and the carpenter, however, preferred be taken on board this lifeboat and were dely landed here. The Teasel is the Theodorus, ?RAS Liverpool, seven days out, with a general cargo for tie West Coast of Africa. Her crew consisted of fourteen I ends all told. This lifeboat, with the assistance of a I , i:tun-tug, is now at the vessel, and there are good hopes list she will be towed in here this night's tide. Both s, sel and cargo are valuable. (sr luxszrzc TRLZOILAPR.) SATURDAY MORYLVO. In continuation of his former report, Mr. Edmondson w states that the Lytham Lifeboat and the steam-tug 1 , ....ght the Theodorue safely into Lytham Imit night. Aui. eget the subscribers to the Wilberforce fund :cr tie maintenance of the Theological College of uddesclon as a permanent institution, is Mr. Disraeli The private view of the Exhibition of Cabinet ictur. 11 British and Foreign Artist*, French Gallery, took plea to-day. The public will be admitted on Mon day wit. The Monday Popular Concerts are to recom mence on the 16th of November. There will be no (Lange in the principal executants. Herr Pauer will play za the tort two concerts; Madame Arabella Goddard and Mr. Charles Halle are engaged for January and February, Madame Schumann also appearing in the latter month nnd in March; M. Sainton and Herr Straus will lead till Christmas, when Herr Joachim will arrive, remaining till the end of the season. Signor Piatti will be the only The Arundel Society is about to issue a new ork, being a description of its own publications during twenty years. This book will be illustrated, and has re * tilted from the success of some experiments in photograph ing the prints, casts, &c., on a small scale, suitable for look illustration, which the society has issued during the period in question. . . . The Council of the Archaeological Institute have selected Bury St. Edmunds as the place in which to hold Their congress next year. Mr. Edmund Yatee will contribute the leading novel to the new series of Aa the Pao Roowd. The story will be called " Wrecked in Port." Translations have appeared at St. Petersburg of M. Edouard Laboulaye's " Prince Caniche," Mr. Inekis's " History of Civilisation," Mr. Collins's " The Moonit. , ne," and Mr. Dixon's " Spiritual Wivas." - We (Herald) are happy to state that Lord Derby is recovering from the very painful attack of gout from which be has recently been suffering. Dr. Petermann and the crew of the German Arctic Expedition have been entertained by the Bremen nwrelonts upon the completion of their scientific enter prise. As appeared from a speech Dr. Petermann deli •bred on the occasion, this year's cruise cost no more than 10,000 thaleni, leaving twice as much in his hands for another venture. The second expedition will be pr)bably made in a steamer, which class of vessel, according to Dr. l'etern‘ann and Ben Kuldewey, the captain of the Ger mania, will almost any year find a track in the wide seas Letwei-s Greenland and Nova Zombie by which to pole- Irate to the North Pole. The Macusion of Madrid informs its readers that a tramlation of Remain " Vie de Jeans " will be pub la.bed in its feral/rim, from and after the let of November. Me celebrated danseuse, Mouravief, who, on making a wealthy marriage, had retired from the stage, I.aa just died at Kahan, in Russia. M. Jules Simon bus definitively decided on ceas :ng to be president of the Sf,eiW dun Gerin de Lettres. Cur, Int EXPERIMENTB.—There NOON to be ufficient evidence that each cell in the body has a quavi independent existence ; the spur of a c.+•k inserted into the eye of an ox, lived for eight years, and ac piired a weight o.f nearly fourtis n ounuev . The tail of a pig has Late fouhxd into the middle of its beuk, and that ltlon~;,ug to 111 rat into the watilage of it. note, and both Lave ...spared rensibility. A strip of periosteum from W 0."... 04 a young dog placed under the skin of a rabbit her h..n A114W1.1 to derelupe true bone. —liibraloorgh Review, New Number. THE EXPRESS, * SATURDAY EVENING, oc roan: 31, 16613. SECOND EDITION. LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. (71TE01.7011 RttIYVVII AORNOT.) SPAIN. MADRID, Om. 31. A decree issued to-day opens the Spanish ports to ships arriving from Morocco, where the pro amble of the decree states cholera to have disap peared. 516 Madrilene ladies have presented an address to the President of the Council requesting the pre servation of those churches which have been ordered to be pulled down, and also the mainte nance of other religious establishments. HINTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) 2.30 P.Y. A considerable amount of busiuom was tr.ins acted on the Liverpool Cup this morning. Palmer wis in good demand, as were Grimston, Seu Saw, and Knight of the tinter. Lady Coventry again went badly, receding to 26 to 1, after 100 to 6 and 20 to 1 had been taken. Aggravator and Van Amburgh would each have lrien backed at 30 to I, and among the outsiders supported were Tyndale and Minator Bell. Prices as follows: LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP. 6 to 1 met The Palmer (t) 100 to 12 Knight of the Outer (t and off) 9to 1 Grimostan (t and off) 10 to 1 See Saw (t and off) 10 to 1 Paul James oft, tl2to 1) 100 to 7 Abergeldie t aad aR) 26 to 1 (t sad off, after lai l l Ate fat° 1 hod been 1) 26 to 1 Ajax (t and 26 to 1 AggesT atar ( t3oto 1) 28 to 1 Van Anibmirgli off, t3oto 1) 1000 to 30 Beadenameer ( tloto 1) 60 no 1 Tateraret (t mad el) 60 to 1 ZI (oEtrymf!)mat (oil. t 1000 to 16) 60 to 1 60 to 1 jog, t 1000 t 10) to 1000 16 Timedmle (t 1000 to 16 36melme (t and off) 1000 to 10 T sbsa (Oa) 1000 10 10 The Opine Orion to 8 Aggravator and O coupled t 14 to I) LAW INTELLIGENC&--(THIS DIY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Baoon.) DI II LOllll =daft. The bankrupt was a general merchant, of 140, Cheap. side, and be now applied for his release from ouitody. His debts were under 300/4 asmte nil. Mr. Boydell opposed on behalf of Mr. Mouneey, a Torlohire manufacturer who alleged that his debt of 401. had been contr acted i by fraud. The bask !up! was originally in custody under • capitol to hold to bi and b•in, • foreigner, it was probable that he woul d not remain 111 this country if released an conditionally. It was also objected that the baakrupthad traded in psrersh* with another person, whit* feet was not shitein the petition. Mr. B. Orifilths, for the bankrupt, submitted that there was no evident* to support the allegations male cm behalf of the detailing creditor. Se VIM in• strutted that Mr. Mouneey's debt was in the ordinary course far goods and it was idle to suppose that the bantwapt, who Led his own would now abscond and /abject himself to IDs toy so doiag. basaar said be bad board no mama auggailad for krapiag tbo_bsakeupa raykragar in pia" sad Ws seism soul earshot be sedum& NONE? MARIET.-MIIIB DAY.) ONE &GLOM As Canal on the last day of the week, the stock markets are quieter to-day, and prices generally exhibit no movement. The circumstance that the Stock Exchange will bo closed on Monday also tends to restrict fresh business. Nevertheless the tone of the markets is firm, the dealings still Amin" a Preponderance of purchases. Consols and nearly all the railway securities are without variation, and the only change in foreign bonds is a slight advance in Brazilian of 1863 and the Ita lian Tobacco Loan. The quotation for choice paper is 11 to 11 per cent., and for advances in the Stock Reohangeo, 11. Console are quoted at 941 to 1 for money and the amount (November 6) ; and the Three per Chinks. Reduced end Now Three pee Ciente., 92j to 93. The railway market is inactive, and, with the exception of a rise of per cent. in Weiland, and • reduction to the ble extent in Great Western, the principal stooks are unaltered. London and North Western, 111 f to 1121 ; Great Weaken, 481 to 1; Maned, 1.12 to 1; London end South Western, 87/ to 884 ; Great &sateen, 421 to 4 ; Brighton, 494 to 501; South Eastern, 78 to 1 ; Metropolitan, 105 f to 108; Great Northern, 104 to 106 ; ditto A, 1041 to 1; Caledonian, 714 to 4, ea div. ; lanosehire and Yorkshire, 128} to 4 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 17 to 1; and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, 471 to f. The only alteration in foreign stocks is a rise of to 1 per cent. in Brazilian of 186 a and the Italian Tobacco Loan. Prices are quoted as fol lows :—Brazilian of 1865, 79 to 1; Chilian of 1867, 944 to 4; Egyptian of 1864, 811 to 821, ex div.; ditto of 1868, 731 to ; Italian of 1861, 541 to ; ditto Tobacco Loan, 21 to 4 prem. ; Mexican, 18 to ; Peruvian of 1865, 821 to 83 ; Russian of 1866, 901 to 91; ditto, Nicolai Railway Loan, 674 to f; ditto Orel, 811 to 1, ex div. ; ditto Moscow-Jaroslaw, 821 to 83; Spanish of 1887, 341 to 1 ; Turkish of 1858, 68 to 1; ditto of 1862, 70 to 1 ; and ditto of 1863, 411 to 1. Indian bonds are le. better, at 17e. to 21s. prem. The Ten-and-a-Half per Ceuta. are at 214 to 217 ; the Five, 1141 to 115; the Four, 1021 to 1031; and the Debentures, 1051 to 106. Bank Stock, 241 to 246; and Exchequer Bills, 17s. to 21s. prom. Scarcely a bargain has been recorded in bank shares, and prices present no movement. Anglo- Austrian are at 61 to 7 prem. ' • Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 11 prem. ; Consolidated, 4 to 4 prem. ; London and Westminster, 634 to 641; London and County, 481 to 491; and Union of London, 331 to 341. Miscellaneous shares are inactive, with few dealings. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—General Credit, 2} to 21 die.; Interna tional Financial, 14 to I die. ; Hudson's Bay, 141 to ; National Discount, 114 to 12 ; Tele grop n Construction, 154 to ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 34 to 4 ; and Anglo- American, 212 to 22. There is a demand for United Status 3-20 Bonds, which exhibits fresh rise of j per cent., the present prim being 73j to I. TWO O'CLOCK. Consols are dull at 94 3-16ths to 7-16ths, both for money and the account. With the exception of Great Northern A, which is 1 per cent. worse, at 104 to 1, railway stocks are in demand, and have improved 1 to 1 per cent. Caledonian is at 721 to 731, ex div. ; Great Western, 481 to 1; Great Eastern, 43 to 1; Brighton, 50 to 1 ; London and North Western, 1111 to 1121; South Eastern, 784 to 1; and Metropolitan, 106 to 4. With respect to foreign bonds, Spanish of 1867 and Turkish of 186.5 are 1 to 1 per cent. lower, at 34 to and 411 to 1, respectively. Italian of 1861, 544 to 1; Egyptian of 1868, 73: to 4; and Permian of 1865, 821 to 83. A good deal of attention has been directed to the announcement in the Madrid telegrams of a decree from the Provisional Govern Meat for opening a loan for an amount representing about 25,000,0001. stealing in Six per Cent. Bonds, at 80 per cent. It appears that the subscription is to take place from the 11th till the 25th November, "at Madrid and throughout Spain, at Paris, London, and in the colonies." Thus far, how ever, no announcement has been put forth by any London house, and the impression seems to be that the loan will be almost exclusively subscribed for in Spain. Such an arrangement would be regarded with satisfaction here, as tend ing to tempt forth from ita hiding places capital which was buried under the old regime, while, at the same time, it is desirable that the Spaniards, instead of relying upon foreign capital, should have an interest in supporting law and order. The sum of 81,000/. in bar gold was taken from the Bank yesterda for the Continent. The 188,5001. by the Some • , from Melbourne, came to hand yesterday morning, and was also purchased for the same quarter. The Oneida, from Brazil for Southampton, has reached Lisbon, with 102,8301. in specie. This sum shows a considerable increase over recent The steamer Ceylon will take to-day 193,549/. in specie, of which 86,2451. is for India, 33,041/. for China and the Straits, 50,263/. for Ceylon, and 6,000/. for Alexandria ; 117,4281. is gold, and 78,1211. silver. There was no alteration yesterday in the silver market, but, with any increased demand for the East, quotations would probably advance to a point at which both bars and Mexican dollars would be imported from the Continent. At Paris the rata of discount in the open market is still only If per cent ; at Frankfort and Brussels, 2 ; at Amsterdam, 21 ; at Hamburg and Berlin, 3 ; at Vienna, 4; at Turin, 4}; and at St. Petersburg, per cent. The Antw and Rotterdam Railway Company have intimated that, in aooordanoe with the ar rangements already made, due notice will be given for calling in the old shares, and issuing new cer tificates with coupons attached for half-yearly payments. We are requested to state that the general ma nager of the Australasian Extract of Meat and Cattle Company (Limited) sailed for Sydney in the Semarang, which left Gravesend on Thursday morning, for the purpose . of preserving meat and commencing operations in that colony. Mr. A. Good, the accountant, hasbeen appointed liquidator of the Dorchester Antelope Hotel Com pan (Limited). Annexed are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and waterworks shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insuranos.—Allienee British and Tanga, 12 ex div. ; ditto MC Marina, Commercial Union, , ; Liverpool and London and 'Globe (11. annuit.), ; Marine, 96. Gas Light and Cake.—City of Leaden S i 76 ; of Moscow Gas, 61 ; Continental Union (Limited) ] 171. 18, 171, cam city.; Imperial, 41, ; Imperial Conti nental, 99t 2 t ; Menu, 29; Westminster Chartered (new), 60, . Docks.— and West India, nn, 17, 18 ; London and Bt. Katharine, 664 ; ditto Debenture Stook, 87; Southampton, 761, 41, 611. Waterworks.—BalM, 141, 131 ; Chelsea. 110. Subjoined is • report of yesterday's sale at the " Open Stock Limited)" Anglo-Bninlian Gold Coram(Limited), 10s. paid, sold at 11s. 95. per Waterworks Comrany (Limited), fully paid, 151. 6d. pm share; Bombay Ges CosaLlsalisd). a paid. 31, jpe!.. ; City Discounty (Unita Pam, 31. 1 1 3 share ; City of Compaq Milan vessente Limited), fully 71. 7s. Od. per share; Minden Company, book, 91. lie. ea., I per share; Cbretslei Gold and Silver Mining Comay Li mited), fully paid, 21 pot Main; Coatedenee 1664, 1,000 dol. bands, lateen 6 per cent., 9s. 6d. to 10s. per ond ; Consoli dated Land Company of Prance ( ), bonds, 20f. each per east. interest, redeemable 1874, 4 13-16 par bond; drtto, redeemable 1,70, 4 11-16 per bond ; ditto, redeemable 1877, V. per bond ; Don Pbdro North del Bey Gold Mining Company (Limited), 14a. paid, 21.165. awes. per dare; Great Luxembourg Railway, fully paid, W. 17s per share; Recedes Insurance Company (leseted), Peld• 7s. 6d. to pee share; Imperial Land Company of mar. smiles, Bonds 2IY. took 6 per cent. interest, redeemable 1672, M. fon per bond ; Panama Gold Mining Company (Linduad)„ 21. 17e. Ild. paid, 11. lls. 6d. per dare; Peru vian Mural Company (United), fully paid. U. par share; P Three per Cents., 1667 10W., 371 per cent. ; Land Awards (Mosqui t o). old 121. 9 4 . to 14s. 6d. false:, awes; Rena Grande Mining Compeay 14e. pm* 214 to 245. per share ; ditto. fully =Os. per share; Versa Railway (Rustehuk to Vann) 61111.-201. steethrg, 3: to at 6a. per band. RAILWAY MINING. AND OTHER SHAREB.-(THIS DAY.) faadag woos to 1 p.m J - - - - ------ Ganads, 6 pw, Jaa. Jaly, 187744, 1074, 4. Iper o ff,ha. and July, WI. ilper ant., Feb. and Amuse, 1896-96, 1111. 1896 Wales, 6 per cent., Jan - and July, 11186 b , 100 i, 100. Now Zeakassil, 6 per cent., Jan., April, July, and OIL, nova Bootie, 6 per omit., Jan. and July, 1876, 1044, 4. Do., 1816, 1044. Qessaidand, 6 per cent., lan. and July, 1891, 1064. Victoria,. per cent., April and Oct., 110 3. ORDINARY MAIMS AND STOOKS. Caledonisn, 724, 3, 24, ad. Greet &whom, 421, 8 34, 3, 4. Great Northern, 1044. Do. A(A receives no dividend until 6 per cent. has been paid to B), 1 . Great W 48i i k ast, Lancashire andgh Y * 1 . London, Beton, and South 60, B. London and North Western, 114, 12, llf. London and South Western, 88. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 48, 74. Metropolitan, 10 6. Midlsnd, 112, 4. South Eastern, 78, 4. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western, 6 per cent. redeemable, 94, 3%. PREFERENCE' SHARES AND STOCKS. Great Esstern, 6 par cent., 1862, 90, t. Do., new 6 per cent., 1863, 89. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Buckinghamshire, 93g. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. _ _ Ban., Bar., and C4iii7iiidia7guar: per cent., 1061, I. East Indian, guar. 6 per cent, 110/. Grand Trunk of Canada, 2nd preference bonds, 411. Do., 4th preference stock, 19}. Great Western of Canada, 144, 1, ad. Madras, gua. 6 per cent., 1081. Oude and Rohileund, gua. 6 per cent., tog. &inde, gua. 6 per cent., 1041. Do., Delhi., 1041. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTIA. The royal mail steamship Scotia, from New York, arrived at Queenstown at 12.30 p.m. to-day (Saturday) with 116 cabin passengers. She landed 76 sacks of mails and 18 passengers, and proceeded for Liverpool at 12.40 p.m., all well. NEW YORK. Oct. 20. Nowt._ The sheriff and the parish judge of St. Mary's, Louisiana, were assassinated by some disguised horsemen on Saturday night. The °Moe of the Attakapne Register, a republican journal published at Franklin, was sacked by a mob during the night of the 18th inst. A collision between the whites and negroes was apprehended in that vicinity. Outrages by the Hu-Klux-Clans are ou the in crease in Arkansas. It is reported that no attempt will be made to renew the Canadian Reciprocity Treaty until the next session of congress. The bishops of the episcopal convention have resolved to admit members of the Canadian clergy to all privileges enjoyed by clergymen of the 'United States. News from Mexico states that President Juarez is taking precautionary measures against a threat ened invasion by adherents of Santa Anna, who left Cuba for St. Thomas on the 18th instant, under an edict of banishment of Captain-Goneral Lersimdi. NEW YORK, Oar. 21, Morino. According to !{'right's Circular, the very favour able weather which prevailed in the South last week largely increased the estimates of the cotton crops. Advices from Cuba state that small bands of in surgents are still prowling about in the mountain ous parts of the island. Captain-General Lersundi had ordered the trial of all insurgents by court martial. THE BRAZILS. RIO DE JANEIRO, Ocr. 9. The subscriptions to the National Loan of 30,000 contos exceed the required sum three times and a half. Mr. Washburn, the American Minister in Para guay, had arrived at Buenos Ayres. i Lopez still retains the members of the foreign legations in Paraguay. FEARFUL ACCIDENT IN Lir ERPO()L. FOUR MEN KILLED. About half-past 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon one of the moat disastrous oecurrences which has taken place in Liverpool for many years, took place in Rigby-street. On the left-hand side of the street stands a large block of warehouses. one portion of which is occupied as an oil cruithing mill, the other portion, further to the left, being occupied as a warehouse for the storage of seeds—linseed in bulk and cake. The warehouse in question was seven storeys high, and on each floor there was a large quantity of loose seed and cake stored. About two o'clock some men who had been up on the fifth storey of the building observed that the centre of a heap of linseed in bulk was subsiding, but they believed that it was caused in con sequence of the sliding away of the outer ridge of the bulk. The machinery was working in the press-room, and everything was going on as usual, when about a quarter to three o'clock, a fearful crash was heard. The fifth storey of the building bad given way, the joists having apparently broken in the centre, and 50 or 60 tons of linseed in bulk falling on the fourth floor—ou which there was a similiar quantity of produce stored—broke that down, and, again descending on to the third and second storeys, fell into the machine room, where a number of pressmen, grinders, and others were employed. The fall ing of the floors was so sudden that not one of those en gaged in the machine-room escaped, while several of the workmen employed in proximity to the scene of the dis aster sustained severe injuries about the head and arms. All the centre timbers of the different floors appear to have parted, leaving the flooring joints projecting from the opposite sides of the warehouse. It is believed that in consequence of the linseed being conically shovelled up on the fifth floor the beams were unable to bear a weight of from 50 to 60 tons, and consequently gave way. After the dreadful occurrence Mesers. Wallace and Co., seed crushers and oil merchants, who occupy the range of warehouses, used every exertion to rescue those whom they believed to be buried in the di6r•ie. After removing an immense quantity of linseed and oilcake, they found the bodies of four men amongst some broken rafters and ceiling planks. None of the bodies were disfigured, and it appeared that the unfortunate men had been suffocated by the immense quantity of grain falling on them. SERIOUS RAILWAY COLLISION. Yesterday afternoon, the 4.40 train from Ash ton arrived at the Miles Platting station, on the Lan cashire and Yorkshire Railway, at its usual time, and, whilst the tickets of the passengers were being collected, an engine coming out from the coke shed ran into the pas senger train. The shock was very severe, and four of the passengers in the front portion of the train are re ported to be seriously injured. Philip Jones, the stoker in charge of the engine coming from the shed, was seen to fall down, as if in a fit, before the collision took place, and be received some serious injuries about the head. He was removed to the Manchester Royal Infirmary. Ho has no (collection of anything concerning the accident, and can offer no explanation of its cause, excepting that he was seized with sudden illness. The workshops at Stoke railway station were completely burnt down yesterday. Several carriages were destroyed, as well as a number of waggon sheets, paints, and tools. The post-office close by and the passenger station were for a time in danger. The damage is esti mated at some thousands of pounds. On Thursday last the steam-ship City of Brus sels, Captain Haddock, left the Victoria Docks for the Brazils and River Plate. This vowel is one of the line carrying emigrants to Brazil having assisted passages granted by the Brazilian Emigration Gr . onmi.sioners. She curies 132 such emigrant's, besides a largo number of cabin passengers. The bulk of the emigrants appear to be English and Scotch, with a few 'rt.'''. . . The period at which the French court will leave Saint-Cloud for Compiegne is the middle of next week. As in former years, there will be four series of guests— the flat comprised principally of members of the Em peror's family and intimate friends, who will thus be collected together for her Majesty's fde, on the 15th of next month. ------- THE QUEEN OF HOLLAND.—PLYMOUTII, OCT. 30. The Queen of Holland arrived here tn.day from Tor. quay. Her Majesty will visit the leading points of at- Hsetion in this neighbourhood. FOREIGN-OFFICE, Ocr. 27.—Tho Queen hes lyten pleated to approve of Mr. John Maxwell Savago ai consul at Liverpool for the republic of Haiti. Thu Quouit bon alto been pleated to approve of Mr. T. W. Thom, u , vice-consul at Dundee for his Maycity the King of tho NATIONAL. OF WORKS OF ART, AT LEmn.— Heim' of admissions, Friday, October 30: ply season tickebi, 1,'23G ; by payment of ls. each, 2.22T — total, 3,4G3. SPORTING NOTES. our. This is the gist event kilas fixtures for the ensfaing meek sal the prughele seem to exhibit a Woad Mid/aft of °pinks este the Malt. Belts Lift in favour of The Paom and (Winston, next Crsto u r i S li se Saw and Ajax may, posher, be found at the finish. "Touchstone" of &eke mu* reverses the order of the two firstaiumel bieres. The Sporting Lift and Censor, " of the Bpsrfsee Gazette, look for the win ner in Grinistm or Knight of the Garter, while the Field thinks the successful candidate will be found in Ajax, and " The Wizard," of the Sportansau, confidently anticipates the victory of Orion. Tux Ere= Cottle:.—The &peeing Gazette sari, in re ference to the dispute between Mr. Studd and the direc tors of the Grand Stand at Epsom, that the terms by the former have been declined, and that the lara P h 3 a i t finally announced their intention of " varying the race course to prevent . future uncertainty." The Sperling Ga:ttle, however, gives " the most unqualified denial" to the statement th at Mr. Studd has determined not to allow the races to be run over his property. A LUCKY Com—An old member of Boodles, who died not long since, left legacies of 1004 each to Mr. George Fitzroy and Captain H. B. Powell, both of whom are well known in racing circles. The latter, who had always • hankering after See-Saw as a f-yr-old, at which age he backed the horse for the Derb invested his " century,' . as well as an additional " pony," on See Saw for the Cam bridgeshire, mostly at 100 to 1 at the " lista," immediately the weights came out; but after the horse incurred his 81b penalty for winning the October Handicap, his opinion of his "pet's" chance was so tar lessened that he requested his commissioner in London to hedge his stake. This was rd easier said than done, howover, and the result was, Cap tain Howell was obliged to " stand the lot," and had the satisfaction of winning 10,2501. by See Saw's victory !— Sporting Gaunt. SHIPPING INTILLIOINCIL-ITZIB DAY.) lsr rzzassuz.) Bosom', Oct. 31.—Wind at noon, 1311. W., fresh breeze and ekmdy. Dist., Orr. M).—Arrived: Madge, from Nis Castle; Orkney fras, Neste Video, for Berwick ; Thetis, Kt. John's : Atlantic., I:timbre ; Sparkle, Akio& Bay. Arrived from the liver : Jure. I.stml, for Madras. Sailed : Cape City, for Cape of flood Hope. Omar 'save, Ocr. : City of Brussels (s.), for Rio Janeiro. Imo. aamar . OCT. 30.—Arrived : Try Again. from River Flate ; Dolphin, Bahia ; Amazon, &Lista Anna ; Idea, Fray Yentas; Harry edran . „ Matanzas. FALMotTIII, Ot T. 33.—Arrived : FIMMO Sytes, from Rio Grande. Daoonzus, Orr. 30.—Arrived J. Tiers, has Bt. John's, N.B. i - ,lvraront, : Oorilla for Charle.towo. 90, Miley (se.), Slyer Plate. I'ut back Albert William, Ern Frau ciero. Hammy at. go.—Arrived: Oiovaniano, from Salina. CAILDWP. : Ilernasan, foe Rio de Janeiro; St. Petersburg, Barnes Ayres. law ammo, Ocr. !D.—Put back: 15.., for St. Jago de Cuba. GaAvereso,Oor.3l.—Arrived : Vertu', froraColombo; Maids, Colombo ; Love Bird, River COooante Jane Tatham, Demerara ; Ida E.. Jamaica ; Marian, Trinidad de Cuba; Rob Roy, Quebec ; Sumex, Taganrog ; Adda, Licata ; Atimatie, lanabee ; Argor, tom Ritmo ; Plynlymon (a.), Gibraltar ) • Maria Pia (Li, Lobos ; (a.), ; Lord John Ru . seell (a.), Da Belgium (sr. , Wend; ;6.), Antwerp • Maperarder (e.), Ouernry. SUCTSIAMPTI.N 'T. M.—Arrived: Pisa (a.: !Tram Alexandria; kit Gibraltar, Meth ; on freight, 0,9111 in apeeie. Livaarevue, OCT. M.—Arrived Juanita, from Rangoon ; Men rice, Rangoon; Soma. Africa; °tags, San Prandeoo; Samuel Muir, Demerara; Belgian (a.), Montreal. CASUALTIES. MILIPO&D, OCT. 30.—Thriew /Minima= for lionthamptm, with loss of topmast, jibboom, and noising gear. Doves, lkv. 30.—Clorinda, from Newcastle for Eleville,with loss of mainmast, having been rya into. 11•7411•ATIt OCT. 310.— Arrived : Hiss ßergen, for Hong Kong, lose of ;ails, ironwork of rodderhead loose, and some of the crew disabled. OltillaaT Orr. 30.—Arrived : Sir John Newport, from Calais, for Blyth, ;waisted in with low of mainmast, bulwarks, and other damage, having been in collision with the with (brig, of Whit stable), with loan of jibboom and bowsprit , and other damage. Slater, Fortmadoc for Myth, s awsred In with bowsprit gone and War damage, having been in collision. GREEN.... a, 0. T. 30.—The Mary, wired here from St. John's, Newfoundlad, experienced heart , weather, and had bowsprit and foretopgallant carried away. The Clarihel arrived here from Demerara reports that on the 13th October in lat. SS N, lon. 44 W., she pared • vowel d from 200 to 500 tons, bottom up; she *visored to be newly coppertd, part of false keel was gone, and her Dame could not be made out, us the sea was making • clean breath over her. 1.1 v altrOol. ' GT. 31.—The Theodo r us, hence to Edina, has pot into Lythamdismuted, and making a little water after bang ashore on &Ebonite Bank. CAUTION TO MARWEBB. Doom; Oa T. 3L—The folio= been TMeiVed from Maranhao; dated Oct. 3 :—The lighthouse at the en tranoe to this port was burnt down 113th dept., and it is imposeible to say when it will be relighted. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) SATURDAY, OCT. Si, 8 LAI. The change in bazoinstrioal pressure 1,11C3 last evening het been very sbeht on all aorta, except in the west, where there hies been a diminution; at Valenti* the reading is 01 in. lower. At southern stations measure continue.; very high ; the differ ence in readings between Rochefort and Nairn hi nearly 8-tenths. Temperature is generally higher; the rim has been most on the out coast. In the south off deothind a strong north-west wind prevailed yesterday; but winds genially were westerly and moderate. On the high coast a fresh south-westerly breeze is blowing and on the other toasts the wind is from west to witith wee. 'Weather is generally overcast, with fog and mist —especi ally in the south of Ireland. MIDDLESEX ELECTION.—Mr. Labouchoro will address the electors on Monday evening, at the Town-hall, Brentford, at 7 o'clock, p.m., and at the Railway Hotel, Ealing, at 8.30 p.m. Lord Enfield will address the elec tors, at the Hampstead Heath Hotel, on Monday evening. KENT (E.tst).—Laat night (Friday) Mr. Tufton and Sir John Croft, the liberal candidates for East Kent, addressed the elector , of the Sittingbourne district in the Corn Exchange. This was the largest and most enthu siastic meeting ever held in the town. Both candidates declared themselves supporters of Kr. Gladstone's Irish policy. The show of hands was between 600 and 700 for, and only three against. The death of Miss Walters, who, under a well known sobriquet, attained some notoriety as an eques trian both in the hunting field and in Rotten-row, is an nounced. She died at Paris last week. The meetings of Scientific Societies for the ensuing week are:—Monday, Royal Institution, 2, gene ral monthly meeting; Entomological, 7, " New Species of lieteromera," Mr. Bates; " South-African Butterflies, in Catalogue of Satyridse, British Museum," Mr. Trimen ; Architects, 8. Tuesday, Anthropological, 8, " Anthro pology at Norwich," Sir Duncan Clibb ; " Anthropo genesis," Mr. Dendy. Thursday, Linnean, 8. The Fine Art Exhibition at Leeds closes to day. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RICZIPTS.—The traffic re ceipts of railways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Oct. 24, amounted on 13,966 miles, to 786,9901., and for the correspondingweek in 1887, on 13,039 miles, to 766,6841., showing an increase of 318 miles , and of 19,4261. The gross receipts on 14 of the principal rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week on 9,677 mile., to 680,8161., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 9,426 miles, to 842,1321.. showing an increase of 262 miles, and of 18,4841. The imams on the Caledonian and North British amounted to 3,1421. ; on the Great Pastern to 1,8138!. ; on the Great Southern and Western to 286/. ; on the Great Western to 1,4441. ; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 2,8291. ; on the London and North Western to 1,265!. ; on the London and South Western to 1,0031.• on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 1,8321. ; on the Midland to 6,1611.; on the North Eastern to 2,233/. — total, 20,682/. ; but from this must he deducted 1,7621., the decrease on the Great Northern, 2671. on the London and Brighton, 1491. on the South Eastern, together 2,1781., leaving the increase as above 18.4841. The receipts for the goods traffic on the above 14 companies lines amounted for the week to 390,818/, and for the corresponding week last year to 377,3611., showing an in crease of 13,2571. The posvingere, Parcels, &c., traffic on those lines amounted to 289,998 L, and for the conesponding week of 1887 to 261,771/., showing an increase of 6,2271. The receipts on the 52 other hues in the fruited Kingdom umount'sl, on 3,878 miles, to 125,3741., and for the corresponding week last year, on 3,614 miles, to 124,432/., showing an increase of 84 miles and of 9421. The total receipts for the diet week show a decrease of 23,6861. as compared with those of the pre ceding week, exiling the 17th inst. POLICE COUNTS.-(11118 DAY.) IKW orsuuro, this Prof % • labium v a t belbre Massa witb tbe aabartal pommies sl asi e l ianne al ais • bakbous deka. *limeades. Parsoim UN add that this morning a little after 9 o'clock kr mar the is et Paers-ohurelr yard carrying the caroms a sleep. He thoughtthepit. souse did aof look like a tabbies porter, no he him, sad asked him whin be was to tale it and he replied, " Anywhere you him" poliosemn took him to the statiou-house. Mr. David Sereney arid be was a Weber carrying on basemen at Noa. I and Creseetreet, Illaokfriars-road. The ceresee_ pelisse& belonged to Ma It was one of semi be hel fought bare Mr. Matthews in Newgate , market After be booed them be left the. at Mr. Matthews' lisp and scat his boy tar them. The boy_ left the boere and cart an Ave Maria-laao, while be went for the sheep. He had pat the carcass in question into the cart, and gone back for another, when the prisoner took the opportunity of his absence to take the mews away. Alderman Gunton said he suyposed them robberies were of frequent occurrence in h °nate market. Mr. Smalley said they were very frequent indeed. The prisoner wee then remanded. MARLBORO:JOH-STREET. aromas cum or ROBBERY Lm IDMITTZT. Yrs. a rapsotable-looking woman, - eesidtng in Little ebess-akest, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with saisling_several articles of underclothing, the property c l Mrs. Herber, the keeper of a wardrobe shop in Great Portland-street. Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, ap peared for the defence. Mrs. Herber deposed that at half-pest 4 on the afternoon of the 17th a person representing herself to be • lady's maid came to her shop and selected some articles of under clothing, and ordered them to be sent to a Mrs. Ford, of 124, Portman-square, Euston-road. A few minutes after the customer left she missed several articles. The wore a cotton . print dress, a waterproof cloak, • person with cherries in and a fall. Me saw the same person one day last week, but could not find • constable, but on the 27th she saw the prisoner, and believing her to be the person she gave her into custody. Mrs. Herber's land of rd said that ho saw the 'person an the shop on the 17th, and he had no doubt the prisoner was the same person. In cross-esamination both the witnesses admitted that it was getting dusk at the time and that the gas was not lit. PI 46 8 mid, that on taking the prisoner into orb*, elm said oho knew nothing about the matter. He found nothint a in du r wporteunte relating so the charge, and her laid oho was a respectable woman. For the defence, Yr. Chesil, the prisoner's landlord, and two of his daughters, were called, and they mated that the prisoner was not out of the house on the day in question till after 6 o'clock, that the prisoner never woes a bonnet with chinks in it, that she never wore a veil, that she had only . m 4 cotton dress, which was at the laundress's at the tame, that on the evening spoke of she wore a stuff dress trimmed with velvet, and that she was the most respectable lodger they ever bad. Mr. Lewis addressed the magistrate at some length, and, in • forcible manner, on behalf of the ppren ner, urging several points in her favour, and • that the case was case of too doubtful a naturei for a ocuivacties. Mr Tyrwlutt said he mreed it was a doubtful Milk but the question was on which ride the greatest doubt existed. Mr. Lewis begged the magistrate as that was so rather to err on the side of mercy. Mr. Tyrwhitt mid that, considering all the circum stances—the small opportunity the witnesses for t h e pro secution had of identifying. the person, who was =lul u 's the shop a short time ; that the prisoner was not into custody for melee days afterwards, the apparently a go truthful en ce dows lled for the defence, and the primmer lad hitherto bome—he thought he char shou acter ld be sets is tibehergiaii leer. sad she would be dis charged amordingly. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ----,.- - LIVERPOOL ooTrox MARKIT. (THIS DAY.) (ram 0i73 OWN 001/11SAMIDENT.) The market firm, and the tales are 20,000 bales; macu lation and export, 10,000. CORK BUITEFL MARICET T (TH.D3 DAY.). (ram[ ors °ln! anazironsnorr.) Ordinary 1315., 1275.. 1235., 120 n, 1125., 88s. ; 1,640 firkins. Mild cured, 13416.: 130 a.; 1235.; 120 &kiwi. TALLOW lasmarr.--crifie DAY.)_ The market is flat. Town tallow, 625. 6d. ; Petare burg Y.C. en the spot, 625. 6d. ; Decomber, 625. bd. ; January, 63e. ; . 6d. Yam! AVILA/B/L—Town tallow, 63e. ; fat by ditto, 2s. 84d. ; yellow Russian, new, Ms. 6d. ; melted Batt, 38e. ; rough ditto, 26n. 9d. ; grew's'. 18s=od dregs, 6s. Imports for the week amount to 2,993 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) )(r. Cherie' James Easton reports trade slow at last day's prices. Prime clover, from 1171. ed. to 1301.; inferior ditto, 86s. to 100 s. ; prime hay, 1051. to 115 s. ; nferior ditto, Ste. to Ws. ; straw, 265. to 345. COVENT GARDEN.—{THIS DAY.) Prices have altered but little since our last report. Hothouse fruit is supplied in quantities sufficient for all demands, and out-door produce is plentiful. Peaches and figs, however, are nearly over, and foreign melons have become very scarce. Oranges are dill received from Madeira and Malaga. Excellent grapes continue to arrive from Holland. Kent cobs and Elbert' are abundant. The potato trade is dull, except for best samples. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, asters, pelargoniums, fuchsias. mignonette. and roses. FRUIT. Apples, per Umbel, 4, to 84 Filbettn, per lb.,W to 10d (leapt*, per 1b., - 2e to 5e Lemons, per 100, le to 10e Macao, ow* Is to • Pears, per dos., In to 46 Pine-apples, per lb., 4s to To , VEOE Artiebokes, per dm., 3s to 66 Beet, per dos., Is to Ss Cabbages, per des., Is to 2s Carrot., per bomb, 9d to Is Calm, per bundle, Is to Is Cucumbers, each, 4d to Is Wire, per dos., Is 6d to 21 Garlic and Shallots, p. lb. 91 Hats, per lomat, Id to 4d Horse Hrubsb, p. bond, as to leeks, per bunch, Sid to 4d Lettuce., per scree, Is to Is Od Mint, ier bench, 6d Madre° p. dove, do to 54 Chided per bushel, lo to es Parsley, pa bench, 4d to Gd Potatded Yodi Begerds, p. ton MOB to 1600 Mum, do., 1001 to 118. Myatt 's, do., MOB =6t.4 poe la b do pet doe, to do Turnips p 'Ws* 4d to 68 CuArEL ROYAL, SAVOY.—The Sunday evening n for November are as follows: Nov. 1 , Rev. pr Hook, M.A., eucoentor of Chichester and motor of Lavington; Nov. 8, Rev. W. J. Irons, D.D., Prebendary of St. Maul s; Nov. 16, Rev. A. Barry, D.D., Principal of King's Camp ; Nov. 22, Rev. fitopford Brooke, ILA., Chaplain in Or rdMary to the Queen; Nov. 29, Rev. Henry White, M.A., chaplain. PRIX Cutflign OP ENGLAND.—Servion are an nounced at St. James's.ball, commencing next Sunda* In the afternoon there is to be "Litany and and in pulpit is the "Evening prayer and sornion. ll.2l° Ae open to ' and Dissenters Than is to be an "off " each service for expiates. The Rev. Newman who is to preach next Bandar, will be followed by an ' the Sunday after. A WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH IN CARLISLE.— On Wednesday evening a painful oecurrenos took place in this city, resulting in the death by burning of a woman named Rhea Moodie. who wee 66 pima age, and resided with heriumbend, George Moodie, in On street, in this city, was a woman intemperate habi and it was while she was under the Maumee of drink the fearful event which deprived her of life took place. Between 6 and 7 o'clock on Wednesday evening her husband went out, leaving her in the house with her daughter. She had been drinking to excess for some days previously, and was then intoxicated, and after her hus band had left her she twine sent bar daughter out to pro. cure spirits for her. Between 7 and 8 o'clock she des patched her daughter on another message, and while the girl was absent, by some means or other which cannot be precisely ascertained, her clothes naught fire. A man who was near the house, hearing her screaming, went hi and found her lying upon the floor enveloped in flames. He did his utmost to rescue her from her perilous position, but the injuries she had received were rely mere sad she died shortly afterwards.—Oarlirk Mona. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Greet Luxembourg, Lemberg-Czernowitz, gun. 7 per cent. (Lim.), 151. Ban Paulo (Limited), gua. 7 per cent., 171, a d FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Moacow-Jaroalaw, gua. by Rusin Govt., 821. I. Ord Vitebak, gua. by Elusion Government, 6 per cont.. 111, I. _ BRITISH MINES. Great Laney (Limited), ISt. Great Wheal or (Helston). COLONIAL AND kOREIGN ILINY& Doa Pedro, North del Rey, 31 , 3 pas. Port Phillip, 1 11-16:d. Yudaiumulaaa of 8. Australia (Liza.), 2 3-16, 1. JOINT STOCK BANKS. City, 111. $. Coolidated (Limited), 4s. Imperial Bank (Limited), tell, f. Imperial Ottom lf London Chartered of Australia, 24. Loudon and County, 491, 84. London Joint Stock. U 4, 3. Metropolitan (Limited). 61, National Provincial of England (121. paid), 39k. Commercial Union (Aasuraisce, sc ) Crysta . l Palace, pref., 100. mZg;9 per cent. Viceroy, gas. by Egyptian goverae c L b r 4 1. Electric and International Telegraph, 231, 2. Hudson's Bay, 141. International Financial Society (Limited), 3 15.16, 4. Italian Irrigation (Canal Cavour), 41 4. Do.. 6 per cent. bonds redeem. 187AL ted London General Omnibus Company ' ), 1 15-16. Panama, New Zealand, and Aiudralian Royal Mail (Limited), 11. I, 2 Do. (51. shares), 4,1. Peninsular and Ortal Steam, New, 1867, 91. Rio Janeiro City Improvements (Limited), 181. Royal Mail Steam, 11. Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Lim.), 131. viceroy et Egypt (Mortgage) 14411 , 7 6 4, 4. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. In the mining market to-day there is a goof. demand for Prince of Wales and Chiverton shares, at an advance. Annexed are the quotations : Prince of Wales, 435. to 455. ; West Chiverton, 61 to 62 ; East Grenville, 4! to 1 ; Chiverton, 4 to 41 ; Chiverton Moor, 61 to 1; NVest Francis, 34 to 36 ; West Beton, 180 to 190 ; Seton, 50 to 52; Tincroft, 15 to 16; Nangiles, 6 to 7 ; Buller, 6 to 7; Basset, 67 to 70 ; North Crofty, 293. to 31s. ; and tny, 31 to 1. Don Pedro Gold shares are 2s. Gd. better at 3 to prem. on the advices just received, as given below St. John Del Bey, 17 to 18; Anglo-Brazilian, par to prem.; Posta rens, 11 to 11 dis.; Chontales, 21 to • Roe's Grande, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Anglo- Italian, par to 1 prem. • United Mexican, 1; to 21; Frontino and Bolivia, 1 to # ; Port Phillip, 11 to ; General Brazilian, par to 1 prem.; and Nerbndda Coal, 21 to 11 dia. The Don Pedro North did Rey Company have received the following telegram from Lisbon re lative to the September produce :—Cleaned to October 2 : 20,071 oitavas ; estimated produce for September, twenty-one toward' (sic) oitavas. A general meeting of the General Brazilian Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 10th of November. The subjoined report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelszen and North : Wish the exception of tin, which has further advanced, we have no material change to report in the prices of metal'. A moderate business has been done. Iron— end continues in ,moderate request at late quotations; Scotch pig iron has given weir to 621. 10e. cub. Copper—The smelters ask an advance on India sheets, viz., a Jl. to 791. 10e., but we have not heard of any basinful; at these figures. Itaw copper is a little firmer. There are still sellers of Waller«) at 79/. 10.4., and Burrs et 801. Chili bars, 691. to 701. Tiu—The smelters • declared an official advance of 31. on Monday last, making present quotations as fol. lowe—Refined, 100/. ; bars, 1041. , common blocks and :Cllo3/. A considerable amount of business has one in Straits at prMsa advancing from 991. to IOU; and in banes, from 1011. to Icel. ; cleans at the beet. I n Holland the market has advanced to 1.691, equal to 1031. 10s. laid down here. Tin plates remain very dull, in mite of the increased wet of production. Lead is steady at late rates. Spelter—Prices maintain themselves, but the amount of business reported is small. London, spot, 201. 7s. 6d. to 20/. 10s. ; common, ontporte, SOL t 3 lOC 2e. ed. ; specials, 201. 12e. 6d. ; V. and S., nominally, 201. • Qy., thousand. OrTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.--OLDRALTA.II,OCT. 30. —The Peninsular and Orli ntal Company's steamer Ripon, tram Southampton 24th lust., extived at 8 a.m. to-day, and left at 10 am. for Alazamdria. Eyadema& bad weather. All well _ . ...- EXTRAORDINARY CATCH= OPERRILINO.—mink the past week or two great exc itement hes misted s Greenock, lielsenburgh, sad other places on the Clyde, owing to the preemies of enormous quantities of herring at the tail of the Busk, sad between that and Dum. Castle, and the peat hauls made by the thhhing boats. At lielensburgit no fewer than SO tons were landed in • single day, and at Greenock cm Wednesday Met there were no fewer than 60 boats tin* herring cargoes at one time. So luoratt e lt r r .. hies pate that boats C am . all quarters are ar ri ving to o,so t he ist4 ci o w s droselay three boats setae over is the otosecer, nine in the Belfast steam; several from the emit of Boot and rid the Canal, and ethos fiat Lealifyne the Kyl es o f Bute, and adjacent Dims on T m = So pl en tiful were the homage that boys wise ' them m the Greenock harbours with their bands. me TZL great as it is, is equalled by the demand, sad the an shore are as eager to purchase as the Mermen are to sell. The prices are comparatively low. Cargoes sold in email quantities realise abrat 2e. per ItO, but in the bulk a cargo would fetch only a tattle more titan le. FM hundred. I