The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-07 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, ISB4. • write ai'LL r ac i ng top, liji. Cal. ; seven pairs of down his chimney. He immediately ,008 iutonuation to SHARE L 1 Tae -:TAMS DAY., ....u.,.• ...• • Pais kid gloves, 4e. each ; and velvet hat sod box, the police, sod in consequence of what was afterwards dig t,...eve .covered, the prisoner wee taken into custody. The only Two o'Ctocx. 1'.... 1. , a.! Chief Baron-Did the jury find that all these entry to his borne from the roof was through A skylight, and r:',.... • • e ere uocesary to • youog man learning the farming if the prisoner bad tried to get in that way be would have The railway market is firm to-day, and the fallen a distance of 12ft. or 13ft. upon a well staircase. general teudeicy of prices favourable. Great Police-constable Luscombe said be was on duty at Green- Eastern, South Eastern, and Metropolitan stocks N power -I am sorry to my they did. ~... ~....,,,, ch ,,, ne ji- It is. common thing for gen tl emen with Hospital at twenty minutes to lon the night in have risen 1 per cent. ondon and North Western ,f ':' - •,t .:.;.1.3 property who 1101101 intend that their sons question, when the prosecutor came to him and informed him he thought an atttempt had been male by thieve.' to , 4. Lancashire and Yor kshire 1, and Groat Western 1. . i..... guy 1) irtioular p rofession or occupation to place • .•, farmers •• i • enter his house. He accompanied prosecutor to his house, I I;I e ; to acquire some experience in arming Loudon and North Western stook is now quoted and from thence to the Admiral Hardy, where he got upon ll 7 +l to I ; Great Western, 751 to 761 • Midland, ... ,ti-us. ‘i ~ I ',-, al-Tbis is not a case of that kind. Here the the roof, and from thence to the prosecutor's roof, two or 1341 to 133 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 115 three houses off, where hefested •chanueymot which had ~... , led li ir no property himself, and wiU not have nay to i ; Caledonian, 129 to 130 • South Eastern, 831 .1,. . !... .... ..' hei's death, and his mother is only rams • bees knocked off. There wee some mortar broken dews, to tad ; Great Eastern, 471 to 48 ; Great Northern, and npon the root of the adjoining house he found a pot ., y person in easy circumstances. Ho is not a nuns apron. Upon coming back he had to pass through 135 to 137 ; London and South Western, 96 to 1..: , ...u . ~.0 iu the sense your lonlabip mean., but is ''' f ' •with the view ofgetting ha living by it. ~ : .rwir„ 'i ,- L. 3 Caief llaron-Take a rule. in bed with his clothes on. There were marks Foreign and colonial railway shares are rpriet, :: ... ~..bid, of a person having walked from the prisoner's at the closing quotations of Saturday. Groat ARCH ES COURT. bedr On le m arch to ing th th e e sk p Y rison ligh er t be p routir tw o ahporuOil'a. Luxembourg are iii . quired for • (lt,ifore Dr. Lcsbiogton.) in his pocket, which erectly corresponded with that f. mad ORDINARY SRAM AND STOCLN. ill 18 It RATE DISPUTES. upon the roof. (The three aprons were here produced)• eh . i pd. RANAVArs. I Saturday . 1 8 r; p i : m ' 4 " tie also examined Ina trousers and found dust upon them I I ).. , v ,, i al .....atters came before Dr. Lushington, as Dean of such as he (witness ) g ot upon Lis coat while passing through 14 all iertn.,WoLitStourVaL - - - ~ ectiog ~ ...ixputas 00 church-rates, and rho pro. . \ r „. .. res; au aperture. He since ascertained that the prisoner , Ilt. 'lOO . 11 Altall,; 1 : 1 - ~ ~),,, •.. wean inly.•nced A step. ••• had remarked to two young females living in au adjoining i lO '°l Bw k w k'hw•'" ,* "d•c• . •, .. : 11 , 7 lr. rer..ISCRE -THE CHEDDER CHURCH-RATE. 124. 1100 Mistui and Ineter SII 55 - . 1 . , ~L , .. which was decided 'some time back, involved a house that he shorld pay • visit to them some night, et. .1011 Clikdoolan l3l 130 120 - • hether the defendant was liable on • pro- Th e I , rienner denied knowingly being on the roof, and sail , SO / . 1 1 ow , so d g ou d a , - - ... that he w es t to bed very tired at 11 o'clock, and got itto 1 20 an 'Cornwall ! ), , ,I by ot,ly one chorchwanlen. The court held - t , .- • ~1.. x% to recover a church-rate required to be signed Led with his clo thes au. I hur•tivrat•lcus. and therefore dismissed the pro , , •• , , , Mr. Lauder, landlord of the Admiral Hardy, said the pri. 10 i al! 1_ .". 1.1_5 <5 ^*"" _ .• 0• 8 111)410 t. nj lo B. si - la .. inner had been three mouths is his ammo, and lie L a d 10 1 1 0 . i" „, : ..th oats. 5c.25 all Dundee, PeellaikAbd-Ju - • * tm for the defendant, informed the received a good e good chsrlict " with him. SU" thi s occurrence St . 1 100 RdlnburshaudOlamow 90111 9 17 7 - • ~.;ic, of appeal to the Judicial Committee of he had ordered iron bars to he fixed to the windows g, ile a m aw , w nn ds.er no ,,,, r , 107 100 - • t' i• In . 1, el beep given, but the !natter bed rested leading to the roof of his own and adjoining houses. at. 1100 Ores holism toed. 811. al en 471 1} Mr. Maude said this was. very props, protection. After St 'lOO , Do. A Stook - - -* • , ~ :- id it was necessary to proceed in the ratter._ le. . ~• .11 notice to the proctor's on the other side. the character given of the prisoner , - he did not suppose that h. !II) ; Do. E. Ant. Stk., N 0.2 61 74 - dh e St. 1 100 .13TeRt North of Scotland - - Y... r: • L rd 1.430:1 that he had presented a petition for he had got on to the roof for any dishonest purpose, se 84. ;100 Ome4Nonbets lll5 137 - - . .. aril in.ended to proceed. should order his discharge on payment of some damage as. -ice Da , , A ~....d h l6l 168 152} 23 4 occasioned to the slates on the roof. sc.'s° . !Do.IS 181149.e.ispald 8 130 MY - • -?,.. l' oar only wished to ascertain whether the matter, w.,.. ~: :el be..n s ere time needing, was to go on. - 84. :100 Groat western 751 714 751 61 .. ~ , r...r....e.i the cause to proceed to an appeal, es SERIOUS OAS EXPLOSION. It. TOO 1 Da Stour Val.Grialan - - -. n;r;s Lad hero taken to aocomplish the object in view. U. 190 Do. Somas Wales. 67 OD a. __ B __ 104. Ito. ' be. w. 511e1.-- , schiedi sass ss i'.IUIZT OF BANKRUPTCY. About 2.40 a.m. on Saturday, an explosion of st . 100 , D o , D o , N 0v0 .% 40 48 - gas occurred in the u per room of Messrs. Booth and Hey- St. 1100 , Do. Do. llerelora, in 101 104 ( : :do, \lr. Commissioner Gotdhurn.) 1161 15 is Kr ARTHUR MALNWARLNG. nolds' corn.mUL H eolrmoodwike, wike, • building of four stories, la ail) lenesetdre&Tortaldrel 1141 114 R. 100 London and MlAckwall! 135 63 661 8 eased•and much alarm and great deraege. Toe shuck TI.. ' 1 .n- - ipt, formerly a captain in the army, of Basing• wasp violent that it injured the structure from the 84 • 100 .b ` m - Hri g a t h ' kS * C ` wit 103 I " 101} 5r... , -. .1 ... : I:ol,..ltTeCt, St. James's, applied for Ins order foundations. When the gas exploited it blew oftgreat Se. : 100 London, Milk& Dor. I e. 6 40 We } 9 0 a sr, .100 London&NorM Wenn.' 1141 117 111 17 1 } o f ,i,..,. ~„ ~ The case has been before the court portion of the roof and sides of the mill, and also destroyed Ba, itn , LondoudSonthWeetwn 96 98 91 7 , ii , .., . d „, . 1.43 ; and there have been fre- one of the Sours, scattering tons of d o ur and meal iu all at. 100 ' sian.,Sint.,&llnoolnah, 66} 06 06} d (IL.: ' ...' .r.n.• ntv with a view to an - directions. The machinery in the mill for some time past 60 i .11 . 3 1 , 011)0rt sad Carbak; - - p : , , - , ~it :.. creditors. This was the sittairirr; has been worked night and day, with a full set of men in _lli ',LI_ ..Daa rat s I i nare - 1 - - -- or I.oef d• s: v. , . The liabilities amount to KM., and the daytime , bat John Gill , in the night, when " i'" '''''''P c '"'" c oily One, 1144 1104 118 4 It w ... Q.., I ' l ..tt only some 30)w. bad been roadbed.lo • 2 , Do. New I - - - there was no grinding going on. His work was in the se. In, ,midw ii d I 16/11 1541 ISt} 1 :v• •.„ .., I »i-1. ..red for creditors, and Mr. C. E. Lewis f, ; • t•• P.l . .rti•t, upper rooms; and it was customary with him to leek the wa i l s o, Do. New I - - - lower doors, so that no one could enter the place. At 01. 1100 Do Bars . a Derby. 101 106 - I: ' '`. IL ' '''''' was gone into "' Aber adjeurrimeet" w ith the time the accident occurred Gill was engaged in the top 07 all 14111.111. We. 1110.- • • •••• a rii .to,, : RiTsOvinent, was suggested and agreed to, his storey sod felt the full force of the explosion of gas. U 41_ _Do, _• 4, 9 "" , •• ••• -•-• 11.11..er ~ ,y rt•-.ing the opinion that it wee quite a ease for Polies-coestable Tread, who was near the building at the > f •° s"" a " . .- ••• - solo all Mid ga ol Clay Une) - - - .I.l , ,urned t- , the Ifith of December. for a considerable distance • floor, timber, and donee were 54, 40 0 ,D w guiposomiki, so - (flefore Mr. Register Murray.) projected upwards ;sad, titer they had fallen with a heavy dt. 109 N. Zerteru-bandek llo} irii 1,„ ,1 414 ;1 r.r i: , :citaat). -19PORTANT QUESTION AS TO RATES. crash, all was still for • moment, but only fora moment. al 11 i Do. O. N. E. Purr- - - - T.c. bankrupt was a draper , in Regent-street, whose With the maistaoce of two men from Mr. Cardwell's m il l, 84. 1 90 . Do. heeds..._ 613 de eel 1 lion Do. York . failure occurred some time ego. At a former eittiog • proof named Collision , the door was broken open, and then it was a lion I Be. ..... -• • 964 9" 99 1 w., terdered for '22'.. for rates, including Metropolitan discovered that the building was on fire in four different is I ~1 , Do, s,ck.stnarung. - IS 17 - M al) Draivag. Hate, payment of which was claimed in lull. places. Thee extinguished the dame, with • few buckets u ,re , Do, do. 1565-56 9l 101 Pee - 117. I:. i ;ntbtbs supported the claim. of water, and, their atteotioe having being called to the ta llt I Do. do. 186041 74 61 pm - Mr. A. Tones. for the assigns's, contended that the Metro, upper storey by hewing a moaning noise, they went upatain U. 1100 North Loudon yo`..t .!) Main Drains -: e Bate did not come under the dwell: • and found Gill, who is an old man, laid amongst some 1 0 171 DE New ...... -• •_ 4 ipm - tiou of a parochial rate, it being levied by the Board of flour in • corner of the flooring which had been 1,1 0 . e 3 !.• 0 6 North 4 toffonbtdre T7 7 10 all N. d 8. West 3 1 11 - - Worts, mid not by the several parishes. up. He woe resting on a ledge, and, luckily for himself, gn. 100! ' scow& c,, Da d - that - TIIO Registrar now cave judgment. He was of opinion was so helpless that be was unable to MVO, for had be done K. 1100 ,Seottish N.E. Aber 84k, - -•-• that the Drainage Rate was so fat a parochial rate as to bring robe must have fallen a considerable depth, and in all pro- 31. - 100 tkottmla Midland - - -, it 'NUM, the terms of the 1511th sec., and that, therefore, liability would have been killed. He was at great risk 10 I all ehrewebury A Wald* - -•' •-• replica% must be wide in foil. removed by 'hood, with the &mistimes of the other men, 01 . 400 ishro.Puire 1 . 7111 °. 66 118 _,, 17 19 -IN RE G7.OEGE DEW HODGES. and shortly afterwards was placed under the care of Mr. t n. 1 1°° BnUin Devon es. 1100 South Madero The bankrupt was described as secretary to an insurance Ellie. That gentleman dressed hie wounds, and be was et, lire 's. lierksh. it River Dun - - - company of Leadenhalbstreet and elsewhere. This was the forwarded to the infirmary at Haddonfield with all speed. le len awn s ., Woluaglun,Re. S 9 - fret -Ming. It appearri that he had acted as secretary to He is so seriously injured that it is not expected he will lii i lOO lad Yale - the London sod Scottish Fire Insurance Company, and recover. The anise caused by the explosion induced a large 10 1 V Do C 3l 0 } im ... tTnirtly to the Independent Fire Insurance Company. crowd of people to assemble, and the local fire escape and ~. ,100 Yale o!Ne'ith 1166 IN - , leo vicuna Stn. & Pimlico , - -) _ ills debts are KO'. He attributed his failure to engines to be brought ; but their services were not required. t • • ..... Lac inc made himself liable on bills of exchange on behalf of The building is the property of Mr. Perry Wormald, and it :: ;l o n er wa ns te t r 4:l,,, A . KuiAnnt l 32 - 1 1 _ joist•stock ourimsniee, and pressure by creditors. liodebts is understood to be insured. Messrs. Booth and Reynolds at, jos , te.liaittpt. Hairpin AL - - - g proved, so choice of usignees took place. are insured also for stock and machinery. It is not known 31 RE 07Q - AR KEA MAN.- THE DIETIUCBSTEIN TRArDS. how theexplosion was caused, hut in all probability one of itlidllflll Poirellll.loNll. The Lankrupt was a coramiseioneageot, of Wilaher-roed i the gam pipes bunt. The affair has created immense eie. gicilrer - narte a vi. I Closing prices. I Salm . " - 7 - llriztom late of Guildhaldchambers. This was the sitting citemeot in the neighbourhood, and yesterday the place was los ,au . Atlantic& St. Lawmen 16 68 1 - for proof of debts and choice of assignees. visited by large numbers of people. 81. sea . nces.bir.&C.ln.t.licke.l 101 105 , 1021 1 Th. issokrupiii;s Britton, late of Guildhallschamhars. This was the bitting for proof of debts and choice of assignees. Mr. Sargood tendered claims to prove, on behalf of Messrs. Hutchinson and Co., stockbrokers, and Messrs. Borthnick and C.L. stockbrokers, the sums of 6,4001. and ~,14G!. respectively, being the amoutta of two cheques given by a person Darnel Deitrichstein, who absconded some eighteen months ago. Mr. Cbidley opposed the claims, and stated that in con sequence of the proceediors taken against Dietrichstaiu, at Vienna, the parties now seeking to prove had received about 6,000/. in respect of the dishonoured cheque& The Registrar declined to eater into facts of the case, but mid that, in accordance with tho usual practice, he would admit the claims on prima facie evidence. with the under. standing that they were not to be turned into proofs with out full inquiry. ]tr. J. J. Bamberg, merchant, was chose° Inds magnet. 100 all • Mantle& at. Lammed. • 'lo* Bombir. & 10 10 i Do. C Maras feii all ,Budalo * late Moroni 10 all , Do. Proforma§ 101 . 100 bail.. Brooks tioditichl Op. a Ma. Aaml, 1171 10 1 100 Do. do. Jul, 1, 157111 100 400 ; Do. do. Jam 1. Ion! • .100 Cal. tB. Easters 6p.a. at. 'lOO Caps T. dc lax.kop. 100 all Dowarara.7p.e.per.pret. at. 100 Best &mod go. 6 663 1 ▪ .10 Pada Indian Oa. 6do 00 . 6 . Do. J Illseoltoo I 108 8810 se 10$ 101 1 T MORE INCENDIARY FIRES IN THE NORTH. (From the /reds .Verciire of this day.) The usually quiet littlo town of &,lale was thrown into to little commotion on Saturday night by the intelligence that a fire was raging among the corn stacks blowing to Sr. Edward Manners, of the King's Head Hotel, at a place known as the "Gravel Holes," on the roadside leading from Medals to Masharo, and distant about half a only from the town. The fire was first disoovered by two men, who noticed an unusual light in the direction of the spot where the stacks were situated, and walked up towards the lane leading to them. When they perceived the cause they hastmed back to the King's Head, and gave the alarm. Several of the inhabitants hastened to the spot to render what assistance they could, and the engine beloogicg to the town was got out and conveyed there. It was about 11 p.m. when the fire was first discovered, and before any available means for quelling the flames could be brought into play the tire had so far advanced as to render all effort* to save any of the corn futile, and the three stacks of wheat and a large stack of straw were almost entirely consumed. On Saturday night, just at darkening, the greatest alarm was occasione d In Maltoa by the ringing of the fire bells in the churches, It turned out that the stockyard of Mr. W. Tnpbam. of Monate, about five miles from Melton, was on fire, a telegram to that effect having been sent for the Melton fire brigades and the engines. Mr. Topbam is one of the largest farmers on the Wolde. K. 100 IGeasd ,Yak of Camas, 100 all U0.2.404..11.11 op.et, WO all Do. Ist pref. 100 all , Do. du. del arrodl 100 en Do. Ind pret Bonds I 100 I all I Do. do. deterred, 100 , all Do led prat. stock 100 all Do. do. deferred, 100 all Do. AA pref. 5t.4.4:k 100 all Do. do. deferre d es. 'lOO lOrest Indian renuaula 10 114 I Do. gua. 11 per vent. 20 j I Do. New do I et. 1 100 10s. s. of DWIa R. 6p. el O a t. 100 Do per mot. i Do WI all Gt. Weston st Canada, SOS 11 1 Do. New 100 all I Do.up.e. bda. pal. 1575, , all , Dag* do. do. len.ti 10 lucusa Broach, Limited 10 1 I Do. New St. 100 Wades; guar.& p. malt t. .100 I Do. do. 62 do St. 100 Do. do. 41 Moo Do. Fifth Istandoo MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) T.. Nlrember general sessions of the puce for the nr to t.f .11,.1,11eset commenced this dee. at the Seseioes ly 4,e. Clerk enwell-ereeu, before Mr. Bodkin, Assistant 44., .1. l'sne, Eaq. , Deputy, and a bench of magistrates. dar is h,tvy, and contains the names of 145 pri• Purrs committed for trial. The state of education of the wieners wu reported to be u follows : Can neither read nor ante. f,7 ; can read only. 5 ; me read and write imperfectly, fe ; n rc..d and write well, 5. SECOND COURT. (Before Mr. Payne.) TI;E CASE OF AN I . N bECENT ♦bSACLT BY ♦ ELTIGTVAN. IiALTON. SUNDAY. 2 a.m. I have just returned from the Hong* Aro. About .1001. damage. The fireman sand nearly all the stacks. Au in cendiary fire. ..1.1.3te /4,10 m, a vlergymee of the Church of Lighted etc was convicted the mama before last of indecently u. seet:on 3 boy named George Low, on the Losidon end Nen! Western ftaileae, was brought up. Tle prtooner did not look as well as when he was tried in noothsr fire is now burning at Leppiagton. The 000da gr►Uoe is immense. The farm is that occupied by Mr. Banks. It is said the fire is among the stacks of ZOO acres, and incendiary. Ol :tori i Yell. 6.1 1 .767e7715il I IV j 1.11 Moth. and Hobsoa's By 10 ; all N. Brun.l 4.Y0.e15. Adß O[ 1 100 14.11.0C0n.dp.e.144 p.ll. 80. 100 ,Bcando. go► 6 parr cont. 8C 10 I Do. Ding 10 I I Do. do. do. 14. 100 Do. Ptudsob d 0... ... 1 O 100 Do. Indus 84../10 do. Mr. &the said the, uestion hml wot been raised which had 5.. 0 referred to the Court of Criminal Appeal that that the prisoner was pot back for. That court would not meet for some Oays and therefore sentence would again be ,ueii till nest sessions. A Richmond paper suggests that in retaliation for the devastation ordered by General Grant and com mitted by General Sheridan in the Shenandoah Valley it would be easy for the South to employ "20 or 30 trusty friends" in the North to set New York or Boston on fire in as many different places simultaneously " oo some dry windy night," and publicly recommends the Confederate legislature to vote a million of dollars for the purpose. "The men," it adds, " are already there, and New York would be worth twenty Richmonds." A MASKED ROBBER AT HE'LL.—STRANGE PRO cREBDIGA--Cosaiderable excitement has been created in Hull by a report that oti every evades during the past week a man, amusing on each occasion a different dis guise. but always having his features completely concealed by a black mask, had entered several houses in the district of Wioeolmlee, and having first silenced the inmates by threats of personal violence, plundered them of whatever be took a particular fancy to. On Thursday night a Also named Field reported that the villain entered his house during his sheen," having oo as usual a black mask. Mrs. Field, who sat sewieg in the kitchen at the time, co seeieg the man enter became greatly frightened. He threatened that if she made but the shghtest attempt at resistance or alarm he would throw a pan of water that was boiling on the fire in her face. He had no need, how ever, to threaten, for his ►ppearance inspired her with so much fear that she remained speechless with terror, and could not have prevented him effecting his purpose had she tried. The mystenous being then searched the room, ►nd bavi•g found a purse containing 22.., he dccimped. On the following night a man similarly attired entered a hone* in Orford-.greet, the sole occupeat of which was an old woman, too feeble to moat bim. Having possessed him- Reif of about 45., the thief left the house. These are not the only came where parties have bees eirnilarly plundered by the fellow. reformation in all the instances was given to the police authorities, bat the description given of the man was so vague sod unreliable, owing to the cooosalinent of his face by the mask, that it is feared he will not he arrested. JOINT noel prisoner wai thrirfore be brought up for judgment next saaiionu which roma:mace this day fortnight. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) TLe S. vetober Sessioos for the county of Surrey corn. •ed niornion at the Seasioes-house, Newiiigton est:,say, beforo .1. F. Johnson, chairman ; L R. A :trail. F. .. I tiog del uty chairman ; Major Beiesford, K. 1:-1 A. Gossoe, E. Store, R. R. Roberts, and G. F. E•rirs. The &Abrader contained 37 prisoners for trel-24 for felony awl II for misdemeanour. The degrees Ncat. m wrre Ile follows :-8 can neither read nor ante ; 4 con only road ; '24 read and write imperfectly ; 11101.:y 1 has a ruperi , r education. l'lir PoLICE COURT& uls DAY.) SOUTLIWARK. DaarN,; itoallEar UY ♦ Targret well.dr.ssed young fellow, well known • 'seed bef..re the bar bernrs Mr. ex.imnstion, chargad with stealing a writing. .1.11..61 MIDI of money and other property, awl refreshment house, Vaal +.L , oz•lAue, Bermondsey, the property of it ...w,. the landlord. / • the enfe of the prwseeotor, aaid shoat r . I' sr , , ii• of Fridec week she wu i 0 bother I.• r 1,u.h.01 , 1 hetug out it the time) when she saw • pates .1.1.,0r . i to the parlour. He ordered who h wa.• 5.1N.h..1 to him. with the newspaper. t•a mina e, fternenl. eke brird some one on the . 14 mt • II .• twelte.ge she sew the prisoner • , ..tr. Is • Per writing desk under big arm. 0,,1 „• him whet be was going to do • • h.d just picked it up in the r,. I . • to whom it belonged. She .• • ‘.l. ran el, hut she sent a young • 1•., into custody. The detective •i hr^t trump. d the upper part of .• • I-r indruniu bad been entered, • !... . • , la f-reed open. and property • . • .n...e3ah-hoz laid on the • .•• -re the thief was disappointed, ar her • rul P previous taken away all the • . .. • _I r,ign and a little silver. ' • .l.visinn said they were passing - • I-. :11..1 saw the prisoner rush out, • •• n CArventer. After a smart • —Turing him, when they found cidk ken, two skeleton keys, a - •• • iorand, which Mrs. Burrows • r • : .. :e n from the cash box in her --- ANGLING IN THE TWEED AID TEVIOT. —The angling campaign oomineeced in earnest on Thursday. The m‘..reing was frosty, with a bright sun, but shout midday the run became obscured and the day mild, which was all in favour of successful sport. The Tweed end Teviot were in fine condition, and all the " caste" were occupied. The sport was excellent, the number of captures being large. There were several large salmon got, but a good many were griloe,whicii seem to be quite plentiful in the water. On the Floors water, the Luke of ktoxburghe killed three salmon ; Lord Llimover captured seven salmon and grilse ; General Dixon, seven salmon and grilse; the Marquis of Bowman, four ; and Mr. Honey wood, four. Is the number killed there was one salmon of 30Ib. weight. one 2911. r, several loib, and lhlb., and all the rest hewer weights. On the Sprouston "cuts" several excellent captures here been made. In the Teviot the angling has been Good during the week. On Tuewlar Sir George H. S. Douglas, Bart.. killed two fine fish in the Castle Pool ; and Lord Liao over, while staying at Aucrum House, killed in the Teviot on Tuesday one weighing 211 b.; and Mr. Johnson. Kelso, killed a grilse 741 b., and a salmon 1441 b. On Thursday several gentlemen were successful in this river. Mr. D. Forrest Field, killed a salmon and a sea trout ; Mr. Wallace. Kelso, • salmon weighing 191 b ; and Mr. Lindsay one 1 1 ;11h. ; Mr. Smart killed four fish ; and Mr. Michie, Kelso. killed one. The water was in tine condition yester day, and a good many were raptured, there being • fine breeze on the water.—Sdrisfatrph Courant. I.;ENER AL TOM Tnnin.—We bare seen it letter from Mr. Charles L. Stratton, " General Tom Thumb," an erinocing hie intention of arriving io Liverpool in a few Jars, along with his diminutive but pretty wife and hi, son. He comes on a friendly visit, and not to exhibit himself. On his arrival in Liverpool be will issue invitations to the lead ing residents to visit hint. He appears to entertain • lively recollection of the kindness with which he was recsived when here, and to be anxious to reciprocate Albion. r .•1 h- wee in the house at the time • • • 4ed kuinted nut the priv,ner '• • •- li' pursued him and &sainted s - -r••'I known to the pollee, reserved fully committed him for ':;: 'N Wl,ll. _ tri.ta employed as pnimas • • . • ••.owich. Was bmu r ght up cm '• • I , under the following , • , . 'ak in Greenwich Ilnipital, said turram. King William•street. • • . 1 .'elock on Thursday night ;1. ...sting a ituih oI brick* and mortar `•_~~`ml K leo 86 SO sill 102 114 104 104 19 20 69 91 70 73 41 66 46 06 66 67 62 $4 49 40 29 31 27 29 1931 10* par Om 2. 40 49 44 i 100 102 I 11 1? dial 80 VI 77 in 101 IC2 N On (01 00 69 01 $ 6 SO 3.3 301 IC: 100; 101} ;A6 par 1014 104 66 133 ;IL BANK& ad 1421 1O 2j 31 101 a i Au. 1 Ms. i 154.1111.9. IPd 1 Cl. prises. I dales. _.. 20,000 100 ./igra& Mastariaa&s(Lll 60 ' 1.0 14 __ i - 20, 60 Do. New tee 60 p.ll 25 I- - - 20, 50 I Do. of winch 2.51a501.); 26 - - .- 10, 60 Albion ! 6 , la flidie - 1L lIM 4.lllaneoLea&Liverpool 26 ; 8? 28 166 II 10.010.100 Do. New 25 37 34 ; 601 10,000 100 ' Do. homed at 20 pm lO . 8 5 die' 26* I 100,006 10 .Anglis Au•trlait 93.000. 80 !Made Italian iLlailiedi 6 141 pop - 24600, 40 Australaala all 69 71 -- 7440, 40 Do. New all 64 65 - 1;600; 20 BankoiliritishColuadita 15 1 I pin 161 10,000 t 26 :bank of igypt - 11,000 100 ,Bank of Loadoe 6O 130 166 -26.000 10 Bank of limo 'Unmet 6 a ~ .44,_ 1,4000 100 desk of gneemilanil 16000, 60 Bonk of 4icteria,Auairla 116 67 39 sil -sd 5400 100 Hank of Wales aim.) - 90 II 4 Ois - W,ooo' 10 Bank of N.. Zealand ~ 9 7 6pm - 60.000 20 Bradlianstrortugasee(L 10 lam '''' 90,000, 60 . Holdall & I.4llfornisa (1. 6 ldts par - 2v,000, 60 . British N. Anomie* - 400100, 10 C. Ilk. lndia,,Ana., llama; all 01 SS 54 WOW 16 IlliarL Mer. of laillsoki., all 114 66 la 41 6 10,610 25 Do. New 1 126 10,000 100 City - 10,000 100 Colonial - 10,000, 25 i prn. Hank of 1a41a.1110 l6 - - pa. - 180,610 10 Consoildatod /Mak iL , 4 61 61s 10/ 5000 140 Cootiasnial 2O 4 1 ills - 4040,100 Du. New - 20,W4 50 Snot London (Limited' 6 4 1 POl, 6 60.000: 10 'lasteru &chin/O,lAm, 3 , 1410 1104 - 60,00 20 Zna.sooL&Austtkartd. all 110 21 i - 40,:02 60 .Englaih and ilwedish Ji. 16 I 1 02014, 004 63 Suropean Bank Walled 101; Ofdis. 91 - 100..000100 /listrlusaChinathip.lL 26 1 2%1 Sepal •241 16040 100 lx, New 12.000 100 •Imperial Bank, Undted• 20 i 10 14 , 24 3,000 100 Do. :Sr P IIS 1 11 14 pm: 1s 1 10,000 60 1 up.Bk.ot Chlna.itc.,;l4 10 1 6 4 dial - 136,000 II imperial Otlowisa.. .._ lio 61 flipitil 1011 16,000 60 , lutcrnatloual Bank 11-;, 16 1 6 4 Mil - 6000 25 lomat, 100,610 10 Land Mort.lik. indICL I 4 i {pm j - 20,000 60 . LOC Bk.ollieslco&e.J.l 6 1 }Ma, - 10,000 100 Loa. bank otfloellaudLl 11 0 4 illsl - 10,0,0 100 London and Brazilian .I 40 2 4 pin! -.- 0.000 ICO Lon.B.AyresitlLPlate LI 40 7 12 pee' -• 20,000 26 Do. New, pa. at le pro; 71 2 3 psul - 5000 100 LA 41., Bit., 92. Staff. L. ,22 I 4 2 dis -. 56000 10 Loa. Ch. Bank .0 Annul MI 221 •41 211 16000 60 loodun and Couniy. ;MI 76 77 - 6,060 100 Loa. 11ainhg.Con.2.1.j1 ,• II a late sd -sd 60.400 54 London Joint Stock- jlo 45 47 , {el 1 24000 60 Do. New,lia. at 20 pin 120 - - - 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern j 1 i 46 0 4 die - 26,060 20 London& South African! ail 21 22. 22 6,0.A7100 Lon.* S. Woritent :1.49.1 20 I 1 2 4461 - 60,040 100 Lon. & Westminster ,20j96 97 197 10,000 100 Merchant Bank Lim l7ll 6 BPm 163 90,000 50 Mercantile & Kuban:lL 10 I ji IMe 0 20,000 60 Do. New - 10,060 100 Metro. & Pro.. hank iL . 20 ! 2dm par 1 154 13 6,000 100 Midlaud balk Lim.) .'2O j Idis iar : - 10,000 100 National ~t Liverpool • 1,10 1 8 9 PI, - 26,004 20 N. Pre. et Ingland, New; 11 - 4.4 64000 20 Do. do. do., 10 - - - 15,000 20 New Smith Wale, ' all 41 43 - 40,000 10 New Zealand 'Limited 1 par irm' - 00,000 20 North Western 6 3 4 pm' - 60,400 25 Oriental Rank Corpora all 60 52 • 174 90.030 60 Provin.BankintiCerp.JLl 6 i 21 11th,: - 26.0 W 140 Prorine. 4 Ireland . - * 37,500 20 *hide, Pun)., & Delhi (L. le ' 11 11 pm' Ili 1 20,000 26 South Australla I all . 1.5 67 I - 10,040 25 South Futon, . Um., 7i* 2 2 pm, - 100 W 100 Band. of IL 8. Alrlos !26 par 2 pro, - i 4.450 100 Do. do. ; 21. I par 1 pin, - 40,00 25 V 01... of Australia - ' all , 66 66 ;56 10,000 100 Futon i.f Inland lAm ft ; S 2Mr - 60.000 66 Union of London .I 16 ' 66 67 I - tillslab. No. 181 L I 00402. I Pdl LI. prices, I Sales. _ DOCitg. I Pd ... • _ ___ 1,006,4146 ;Canal sad W6761117 — ks 100 4 1 14 DT 12.0001 10 qienoralr4oatlm4Jork 6 0,574.11 $l. it.o..ootht+t.liathatio. 100 I 60 64 300, 6 46 St. rnuthampton. 600..64 st ITv t• ma 1144 104 167 0.000. 14 i Da. New SIISCILLAN EOUS. No. ILk 1 OOMPAIIIM. 111,01ra ,Anglo-llextean Mint 10,00 U 16 l Amlrellan 10,000 86 Australlaarttr a ft.t: 67,000 10 , BerlinWaterworins I 80,9 , .01 6 Bombay Gas ( 6,0901 60 IBriash Amarloan land 116.7166.; et. 16 a L lug. mot (6.),.'1 e,9161 614 .Canada C 60,00. 10 eanadian=r;lo 25 .000! 20 Ceylon Company 20,000 116 'City of Lon. RealProp l ,l 20.0001 66 'City ufilem ,Ur.) . 60,000: 10 'Vaal. of AtricanMer.(l ) 60,000 , GMetinercialUnion(las ' 10,000, ,Coaeolidated U 4.. (LA 17,646 30 ,Continental Cu. OssiL,l 60,000 100 ;Contract , :orporatio n,L 12,009 211 1:306..M.Eng.,e. 100,000. !o.c. !enc.& Mob. of f; H a ag 100,000: 20 I Do 10,000 60 I . Mautitins (L ) 110161251, Bt. ,CryDostal of Palma 1011,520/. St. , Do, Preference 277,0001 8t ; Do. Ip. et... Peep. Deb ,: 10,000 100 DisconsitCorporationg 1 50.000 20 K indta irrigetion. 100.000 10 1 tuyptlanCom.a 1141(1. I 870.9766.. St. Electric Telegraph 70,000 6 ,Eng. and Ana. Copper 19,0 VJ 100 Egg. .6.8,20111.1131ar16. L 75,,00 20 iFivancial Corporatiou 6,000, 50 Financial Discount (L.) 110,000 1 20 .Forewt. Warehouse (L. 117.045.0 50 1 17ellivars (1.1m11401 1 126,000 00 , O.Credit&FM.MLoniL 2490, 16 :O en. Steam Narleatiou 20,in/o 63 • no coat .:0100161 As.(L, 100,000 201Bodion's Bay 20,091.0 50 llumberironWorks (L ) 1 , .0,0uo• 60 .Imp.aller.Cdt.Ass..L ) 2.7.1100 2 i Carrying 160.000 Su 'Marna Finau.Soe. 1100.to0 20 llnternaA land Credit( 60,6 0, 20 tC 9O -C 67 i 1060006 100 I Do. ap. c. WO, r. 197 90.09' 715 JointStooliDsmount,L) 10,000: 00 I land Securities (Lan.) P.,wu 20 'Load. African Priding 10.0 A, 25 iLond.andCsiadon.sl.(L 60,000 10 :Lon.CountyLandaltt 12,u00. • Losid.LMeatc6 TOW& 63,00 0 : 60 iLoad. ram. Asso. 20,000; 60 Do. New 175,0901 4 !Loud. G. OninibiraC.(L 1 10,090 60 'Load., Italian, ao.Btra. 6.0. c• iLond.Mer. Discoant:L) 69,090' 20 , tenarseeteeielHassea 6e.t.eu j 2 , , 'Madras Inks. s Canal 60.000 110 Do. 12,600 1 20 Mauritius land,&e.(l ; 12.0 1 . u. 10 'Meat. 1 4 4C41. Tel. (L ) 40 . 000 1 se 3tillwall Iron worka 112,1w0 10 Natal land& CoL C.ll 1 60,0001 26 Natiowal Ula. Cons t ; 10,090 60 National Mane's! (L) 2,,670:...3 ,NaUasslitov.ll mine , 20,000 109 National Steam Nay.4 ) l 6,000, 20 !Nerbudda Coal a L 'L top , "0 0. New MONEY MARKET.-(TBIS DAYJ 18 10 20 22 Par sr , 2 1 14 SO ' 67 82 2 Opp. IL lidls, 21%Us, ld par 8} 6 pot 2 1 disl Idle par 2 Idle 18 II 11 218881 Is Was 2 1 dls ( Si 26 107 11l 108 114 2dls n ut 11 1 lipcol 103 108 11 I; Sea per Oplls, 3 1 dlsi 6 61p18, 61 844151 21 lips; 24 par ipso' 16S 17i I Two o'CLooc. 2 lipra Par balll If 1 pol The stook markets to-day are firm, with a favour able tendency. The funds are strong, at Saturday's prices. Home railways arc slightly better, and an average advance of per cont. has taken place in most of the speculative foreign stocks. There is an increased demand for the shares of the financial companies, which are rising. The demand for money continues moderate, and the supply large. First class three months' bills are freely discounted at 84 per cent. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 5 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Relates were quoted Crtfr. 75c., being sc. lower than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 89 to / both for money and the 10th in.:. The official busi ness report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89/, ; ditto, for account, 89/ ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87/, 4, I ; New Three per Cents., 87,1, d ; Bank Stock, 239, 237 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 10tlii 1054 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 97/, 97, ; ditto Bonds, os. dia. ; Exchequer Bills, June, 78., 35., 25., dis. 2,i.000l 26 IN.7.ealaid Loan(L 167,1761.1 St. N.Brtt.l astralialanL) W.OW; 60 I N.BrlLdadercan. In.(L 30,00.). E l Nuvancolano.anlL. 100.014 j 2I De. do. 40.000 26 Ocean Marine Inann 10.000 20 OrientaleorannercialiL 10.0(4, 66 Oriental Financial (L.) 1410 6W i I Oriental Oa (Ltralaidi 60.000 1 Do. Nen 00.600 10 , Orientlnlandatesin(L) 24,000' 10 tOtagod 10000 60 ,Otionian Financial (I.* 65,640 6 , Ottoman Gas (Lintited 12.2 0 lo Pullman, Y.Steana ) Li. 600 6I Do. do 171 1 -. 84 4 n 4 Foreign stocks are stronger. A number of the more speculative descriptions, including Mexi can, Spanish Passive and Certificates, and Turkish Consolide's, have 'risen to 1 per cent. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz. : —Greek, 223 to 1 ; Mexican, 27} to 1; Confederate, 60 to 61 ; Spanish Passive, aoi to 1 ; theCertiticates, 131 to 14 ; Turkish Bond., of 1838, 70 to 71 ; ditto 1862, 72/ to ; and the Cozsolid6s, 501 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents, 98 ; Egyptian, 951, ; ditto second issue, 100!. Bonds, 96 ; Greek, fur account, 221, 1 ; Italian, for account, 641 ; Mexican, for ac count, 27i, 3, g ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 821 ; Portuguese, 1856, ac., for account, 47 ; Russian, 1822, 89 ; ditto, 1850, 86 ; ditto, 1862, s6l, if, ex div. ; Sardinian, for account, 86; Spanish Passive, for account, 301, 1, g ; ditto Certificates, for ac count, 131, f ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 901, 91 ; ditto 1862, 72 ; Venezuela, for account, 181, ex div. ; ditto 1864, 40. UZII 2 * 11 - 11.6 bi International Financial shares are now quoted 2i to prem. ; London Financial, 8 to j prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 21 to I prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 17 to j ; Ottoman Sociiitd G4n4- rale, 11 to 2 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, par to j prem. 800,0,001 tg. 10,000 60 ,Peolna.lark 0. Bkbooil 11.00 10 obrsda 1.., F., /L(L 10,066 60 {ihym y Iron 10,000 16 1 Do. Now 4.000 ti Bio J. &My homy. (L ) 10.160 IS 1 Ditto ditto . 16.001 100 loyal ' 1t51181,60,0. . 200,0001. Bt. I:kol.l.astra.lovost. 400 1 0 u 6r. &Co.tl IB4Ootr 60 *De. Yinaa.,llloypso(L 1 1 10,wo 30.8. Aketesa IL Ala : (L !1 14,t_ _ u 9 ti isouth Australian Lodi %OWL bi- Submarine Telegraph.. I j 1)o. Scrip 67.5v0 to ,Tel.Conetruc.atidain.(Ll 100,000 to jlnameatieneylL(L 10,600 10 .Tnut&AgeocyotAne.L 60,00) 10 ,T. &L. Co. of U. Canaria 110.1.060 6 Vatted Ir.TOitt.Ce.(L 60.000 It lleivera.llarineln6(l. 36,000 10 CRpor ArunTha(Llys., 23,000 lb UM* I°,ooo 30 Task Dlanonis 10..v0 000 Warrant Irlasoce , Llen. 30.04. /4 IR•stiodlatPacUleil 8 21111 27 29 71 81 2.5 26 1414 par 67 90 id; 120 125 2 1 Ms' 24 114141 I 1 49. 9 1 22 91 46 95 41 e 134pm V i 81 1 id i s t 6 'l 41 SI 16 111 9u I 2 4 Wr 1 xd PaffiIIFLINCH SHARK. Great Western, original Pref. 41 per neat. stock, 961. Great Western, original irredeemable 4 per cent., 8 G. Groat Waters, original Chester 5 p. o. pref. stock, 1111. Great Western, West Midland, Ozford 2nd guaranteed stock, 1171. Manchester, Sheffield, and Liecoloshire, G per cent., 124. North Easters, Consolidated Pref. 4 per cent., 8819. North Eastern, 411 per emit. redeemable, 99. awe/ POIMION RAILWAYS. Central Argestiae. Ij. Great Luxembourg. Ilj 4. Sea Paulo (Limited) Guaranteed 7 per cent. (161. Fara 14 j. Fors o'CLocK. Consols ass firmer, at 89j to 90, both for money and the present settlemeut (Nov. 10). The sum of 20,0001. in gold has been taken to the Bank. It is satisfactory to gather from advice. from Amsterdam, dated the 2nd and 3rd inst., that that market is recovering from the effects of the distrust lately apparent. Most kinds of securities were quoted better ' especially Spanish and Portuguese Bonds. The following is an extract of a private letter, dated the 3rd :—" All the markets are very good here, and looking as if prices will go as high as they ever were during the last years." The reflux of sovereigns from the internal circula tion is apparently commencing, and will help to put a better face upon the Bank of England accounts. We understand that 100,000 sovereigns will shortly be received from Ireland. Mr. Reuter's telegrams state that the Italian , Minister of Finance has "declared that the con tract for the sale of the State railways had been accepted by the ministry ; but that it would be difficult immediately to submit the bill to the Chamber for approval, obstacles having been raised by the contractors on account of the trans fer of the capital." It is probable, however, that the obstacles said to have been raised are more ostensible than real, for it is said that the sacrifice made by the State in the sale of these railways to Messrs. Rothschild is very great, that firm having obtained for 200,000,000 francs (8,000,0001. ster ling) property which cost the nation 310,000,000 fr. (12,400,0001.) We understand that the Hudson's Bay Company's ship which recently arrived from York Fort, in Hudson's Bay, has brought a small parcel of gold of a very pure quality. It is therefore assumed that there are extensive gold fields in that northern district, in addition to those the existence of which has already been proved on the Red River to the south. It is also stated that vast deposits of lead ore of extraordinary richness have been disco vered on the shores of Hudson's Bay. The share holders are looking forward with unusual interest to the forthcoming report of the governor, Sir Ed mund Head, cad his colleagues. A call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the 10/. shares of the Electric and International Telegraph Com pany by the Ist December. A general meeting of the Madras Irrigation and Canal Company (Limited) is called for the 28th instant. A petition for the winding up of the Alhambra Palace Company (Limited) is to be heard before Vioe-Cbauoellor Kindereley on the 18th instant. Messrs. Dent, Palmer, ind Co. have published the numbers of 21 bonds, representing 3,7001. of the Swedish Provincial Mortgage Loan of 1852, which have been drawn by lot, and are to be paid off at par on the Lt of next month. SATURDAY Evainga. Consols, which closed yesterday at 89i, "sellers,'' for next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at 89* to #, and cl at 89# to /, For money the last price was 891 to I. The offi cial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89#, * • ditto, for ac count, 89# ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87#, # ; New Three per Cents., 87*, ; New Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 71* ; Ind Five per Cent. Stock, 105 i ; ditto Bonds, 3s. dis. Indian Government securities were quiet. India Bonds were marked 3s. dis. The March Exche quer Bills were unaltered, at ss. dis. to par, while the Juuo have again improved 26., closing at Bs. to 34. dia. The foreign stock market was quiet. Confede rate Bonds declined 1 to 2 per cent., and Turkish Conaolid4a and Spanish Passive Bonds and Certi ficates h, but with these exceptions, foreign stocks were steady. Moorish Bonds, Turkish of 1883, and the Italian Maremmana Railway Loan im proved 1 per cent., and RUalllll of 1862 and Turk ish of 1864, if. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciaos.. The inking market is inactive to-day. East Caradon shares continue extremely heavy, and have experienced a fresh decline of 155., the pre sent quotation being 174 to 18. Great Vor are also flatter, at 33 to 34. East Grenville are quoted 61 to 7, being 2s. 6d. better ; East Lovell, 12 to 13 ; and Wheal Seton, 200 to 205 ; Clifford Amalgamated shares are officially marked 31 ; Great Laxey, ; Wheal Grenville, 5 ; Hingaton Downs, 4 1 1 ; Margaret, 8 ; Providence, 35 ; and Tincroft, 14. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no change. A petition for the winding-up of the Wheal Mary Ewma Mining Company is to be heard in the Stannaries Court on the 12th inst. OIL WELL DISCOVERED IN NEVADA TERRITORY. — F. A. Miller and others. of Austin, RININ river, bare re ceotly discovered a petroleum spring. about seveatsen miles from that city. The oil rum constantly, and there is every evidetos that astessive coal beds are underneath the spring. —San Francisco paper. CITE OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OP ma CREST, TIcTORIA-PAIIL —The somber of patients relieved at this irstitution during last week was 9:t2, of I which 208 was am atom COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MABS•LANS-{THIS DAY.) The arrivals of English wheat full up to our market this m wing were very moderate ; but the condition of the samples was good. For both red and white qualities the demand ruled steady, and nearly the whole of the supply was disposed of at prices equal to Monday last. • There wane full average supply of foreign wheat offer. Good and tine samples were disposed of to a fair stmt, at full currencies ; but all other kinds moved off heavily, on former terms„ . . . 'se were fairly supplied with barley, chiefly F.oglisu ; but its general quality was by no means fine. lac the wbolu tire trade was inactive ; nevertheless, the quotations were sup ported. Malt, the supply of which was seasonably good, meta dull inquiry, and previous rates were with difficulty supported. The show of oats was &pia rather extensive ; neverthe less, the oat trade rabid steady, at full prices. The inquiry for beans was in •al ua state, at the late decline is value. Peas moved off heavily, but no quotable change took place in their value. The demand for dour was chiefly restricted to Paull par aels, on former terms. The arrivals of floating cargoes off coast hare comprised 15 of wheat, 34 maize, 1 barley, 4 beans, 1 homed, 1 rape seed, and 5 cottonseed. Fine wheats have been in improved request at an advance of 6d. to Is. per qr. In other descriptions only s limited Wannu has been trammeted. Marianopoli has realised 375. to 395. ; Gbirka, 365. 6d. to 37e. 3d. per quarter. There has been • fair demand for maize at full quotations. The Wee amounted to2o cargoes. Odessa, 25e. 9d. to26e. ; Galata, 235. 9L, to 26e. 41,1. ; Foxanian, 25e. 100. ; Bulgarian, 2:n. 3d. ; Wallaehian, 24a. 9d. ; and thrall, 24a. 6d. to 2.5 e. lid. per 4801ba In barley very little has been doing at 344. per qr. leas money. Two cargoes of Baltehick have found buyers at 20s. 9d. to 21s. per 400 lbs. I.`anubian rye is nominal at 255. to 25e. 6d. per 48011 m. Beans have sold elms ly, yet prices have been supported. Danubian milletseed is offering at Va. to re. 6d. ; and Syrian Dart, 265. to 275. per 4801bs. More dim omtios has been shown to operate in linseed at 6d. to b. above previews rates. About 2,000 tons of Calcutta, on passage, Save been d i sposed of at 58s. 6d. to 5 , 4 3d. per 4101bm In warehouse, Bombay is held at 63. to 635. ; Calcutta, at 59a. 6d. to 60a, fid.; Mak Bea and Azoff,r 58s. to 595. ; fine St. Petersburg, 575. to 58a, ; and Archangel, 45e. to 445. per quarter. lonised cakes have cominued io good request at estreme quotations. New York, in barrels, 114 to 111. ss. ; ditto, its bags, 101. 10s. to 101. 13e. ; Western, in bags, 9/. 10s. to 91. 15s. ; and Marseilles, 91. se. to 9/. 10s. per ton. Cottonseed cakes sell slowly at 51. 24. (id. to 54 7s. 6d. per ton. Marseilles pound nut miles have been placed at U. ss. per ton. Rapeseed is • slow sale at 635. to 645. for Guzerat, 54e. to 565. for Fermepo e, 535. to 555. for Calcutta, and Vs. to 31s. for wild Meek Sea and Arroff. Boned cotton seed is worth 6/. fn. to 61. los., but other kinds an selling at from 5/. se. to GI. per too. AZZIVA La OP BUDA -English : Tares, 47 ; rapeseed, 242; and sundry, 415 gm. Foreign : Linseed, 4,73 s ; ra= ol4. -Oilseed, 1,010 qrs. WELT. ism Lipat;r7kl,l - 833 3 - 5 t 0 19 , 1464 84 to 401 wt0 . te,1403 Ida to 441 144 40 to 651 Nortoiit Sad 1:11100111 _ _ _ Malting - Distilling Grinding rod, MA is to le BOSLEY 22 to St 21 to 26 21 So 26 Ikon, Norfolk, and Suffolk 6lO to 63 Klagaton and Want 62 to 66 Brown Okla Beata, toed Scotch potato blab, *Lila „ black BMW Yampa Tick Sarre, PIP= Orgy Y►o-+ White Poe Qv. a. IL 1Y 4048 44 to SS to SS 1 , 5 to n 33 to 35 34 to 36 to SI 3V to 40 .. S 4 to ST a; so oo Si to 42 nous- Tows suds, per 20 lbs. Household 3) to is Couldry 19 to 291 hiurtrdli and Suffolk, to 26 ex ship—. 10661011. Per 40. 5. & New _ _ to OAT& Meek* feed „ potel• WHEAT. reatak and lowa. berg wto 60 Rostock a Medians = 1.4 to 40 Roman, hAr4 soft Anzekeen, red . 109 wan; Ottoding oistaung Malting . 21 to SI 15 to 2, YT lo SO OLD. 27 to 23 Fer Qr. L DsaLds sad Bated* 17 to 21 Imam ....... 17 to 11 Yams. Dutch. brow --- IS to F 2 •. fowl AIUtIVAIJI OF GRAIN, de., lb WATER CARRIAGE, EKON INCLUSIVE. picorrNeraL BFIARI MARKITS. Livenzooi.. Not. A—Great Western, 73.—Loaden and North Wooten.. 1164—North Eastern ilriarick capital stock). 110.— Panidrillo. t p.—Allianee Bank. London and Liverpool ,Limited), 13 P.—Litrrpool Finance ,Linalteill. 3 d. — Melvaini l2 and Ex change Bank United). 1 d.—National Bank of Liverpool (Liruitod, 54 p.—Ditto New Award at 3i. pial. 7D• — North %astern Bank (Limited;. 34 p Marine (Liraltedl, d. —British and Foreign Moline Limited , , 7-16 p—Empire liarine tinned', ;{ .—Liverpool and London and Globe Mrs and Life . of p.—Mari time Insurance k Limited' 1 d.—Queen In somnia. i ad ta—Unima Marina 'Limited;, 24 7.16 6.16 p.— National Steam Navigation Commas', 9 d.—West India and Pacific Steam, 14 e. p. COAL HARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 22.. 6d. ; Walla End Rama. 22a. lid. ; Walls End South /lotto*, 22e. 6d. ; Walls End T. ea, ; Walls Eod East Hartlepool, 22e. 3d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 3d. ; Walls End South 211. tid. ; Walls End South Kenos, 218. 6d. ; W lt alls End Hough Hall, 21a. 6d. ; Walls End Candor, 225. ; Will. End Caaanp, 21s. 6d.; Walls End Eden Hain, 21s. 6d.; Walla End elneforth, 218. 3d. ; Walls Eod Riddell., 218.3 d. ; Walls Eed Toasted, 21.. 641. ; Walls End Harlem, 21s. 3d. ; Walls End Acorn C 1..., 21s. 3d. ; Walls Eod Helton Lyon., 21.. tld. ; Walls End Framwellte, 21s. 6d. New Belmont, 21s. 9d. ; Bells, 21s. 6d. ;• Walls Ead Eveawand, gds. ; Panther, 21s. 94. ; Bowen West Hartley, ; West Hartley, 20s. ; Hebei& Hartley. 20.. ; Hastings Hartley, "As.-Ships at market, 2.33; atlas, 20. We (Manchester Guardian) understand that Gene ra Todlawn, the Rarue engineer at the defence of Se bastopol daring the Crimean war, accompanied by General Sir J.dio Burgoyne width. Hon. Caplan) Wrottealey. intends to yi,it Manchester on Wednesday. when be will he the guest of Mr. J. Whitworth, at the Fin. On the lat. inst, a party of Whiteboye entered the house of Mrs. Moos, a protestant widow, living near Pallaakenty, demanding her son, whom they could not find , whereupon they struck her oo the head with a pistol. They searched three houses for the young man, and fired four shots as they departed. Within an hour after the occur. 'mose three men were arrested, two of whom were commit ted by Mr. Bodkin, stipendiary magistrate. TIIE STATE OF GUATCA, IN VINEZLELA.—There ere hut few other towns in the state, the moat remarkable being . ..icon, ell the right beak of the Orinoco, remarkable for the rorks of granite nod sienite which abound, many of them cot into ooloasal figures of crociodiles, tigers, images of the sun and moan, &c. Similar monuments are found at trhaua, a town iu the same canton, in • country inhabited by tribes as barbarous to-day as if the foot of the white man never invaded their soil. There is also Esmeralda. • wretched plaoe, where the granite boulders of the Daida look so much like emeralds that the name Esmeralda has ken given is. Further on, towards the sources of the Macava, is the eouotry called Barium, when dweU the fierce and warlike tribes who have given their name to the state. as I have before mentioned.—Letter in the lit w York SCIEFERINCS OF TRC CIRCASSIAN EXILE:4.—A letter from Ceprne. dated October IS, and published in the Glay.ur Ihred, gives a painful account of the coo dams of the Circassian excites in that island. The writer aav ;—"Since last mail we have bad a little more stir and evc;t•-tuent is this place (Larnaca) than we are accustomed to. The arrival of three vessels bringing eirseveito refugees was the muss of this excitement. These vet.els were three small hriga, which had been laden with 2,7 , 01 Lumen heists. Two-think of these were re volted I-. hot ill and auttering from ell kind, of diseases. INlst Is had vn , oneht etch havoc on hoard that only 1,400 of I the 2.700 were landed. and 900 of these were more deed than alive. It was one of the saddest sights that could be inontioed to see these wretched creatures deriding, after having been crowded to ao cruel excess in these small veviels for more than two months, without even standing worn. packed, in fact, like genitors. with the main hatch shut on theft greet pert of the way. Foe three days previous to their arrival they had been without water. On landing, reser of them drank with such avidity that they died on the spot in the act of drinking. Their skins were literally covered halt-inch deer with vermin. The deaths amongst the sick since landing have been from forty to fifty. Corneae are strewed along the coast, and more bodies are being hourly washed ashore. A Treed which came into port soon after these three brigs reports that many dead bodies were sees &sting fir nut to sea. The inhumanity of such an act as to *toe 2.7110 beings in these vessels is unparalleled. The fault rest. chi. Ity with the captains who go to Uremia, and load to the full, bringing their cargo to Ooostanti. sorb., where John Turk pays him per head for his load. These captain, make enormous sums of mousy b 7 their savage trade; for when they have got their victims on board, they rob both the living and those who die under the harberous treatment they receive. Of those washed ashore here several prove to have been thrown overboard alive, such. probably as would sot submit to be robbed, or who would likely tell tales. flio far as I can ' ascertain, there is ea cootagious disease amongst the sufferers, and they die from the effects of sheer inanition, notwith standing that all is Wog dose for them that is possible." _46 Mot* VI to as r47ltgalt 1.3 to St MS. LIM. • • Isius Cuss. Yellow . 32 to 37 34 to U /1/7113 hawk par sack .... 71 to Si gposuoh, . .L to Mt Ameeicao. Atoo/icoo. bd.... 19 to 14 Caasdian. .. • • to Si ITO LONDON, DT LAND AND OCT. 19 TO NOV. b. Mg r eaMg e t t Whist. Bark y. MA. Os 4 20 420 02 0 tam English ... 11424 2126 • 10/3 1646 211 240‘ Noreign 61017 T 011.... MO 7666 I 16003 47076, 1006 t , ..... I°g., 3.vur, tii; iii 179: 19 Olt XIMOING-LANI.—(TII IS DAY.) I Soma.—The market continues arm with a good inquire, the sales include good brown Trinidad at 32a. 6.1. }Wined is also very firm. and pries' bayou% upward tecdeary . COPFIL —No important sake are reported, but there are buyers at full prices. Tga..—The market is steady. Rtes-8110 begs of whits Bengal sold at 10s. lA. firaireurrin.-900 bags sold at a farther advance ; rattan. tics 6 and 5 per amt.. 30s. short prompt. Correa.—A very limited business only is doing ; Bengal sold os 84. to oed. for barely fair to fully fair. JUTZ. —About 1,000 bales recently sold at 181. 10s. with prompt, and 184 comb. The sales advertised for tomorrow consist ot hhde. 1 000 begs of West India. 8,000 bags Mauritius, 1,4111 hogs Natal, and 1.000 bags Madras sugar ; lOU casks bOO bags coffee, 1,200 package, of Assam tea and sundry dryodtory goods. TALLOW MA RKET. -(T HIS DA T.) The market is steady. Town tallow is gootr , l 425. ; Petersham T.O. on the spot, 40s. 3d. to tie. d. ; all the month 40. ; Dmeseber, 40s. 6d. ; Jew:Lary to Nara, 41s. lid. ; Marsh, 43e. PARTICULA2B OF TALLOW. 43,840 63,214 2,218 2,174 86.179 3^.3:15 1.951 1,404 40,247 66,702 .471.63. 44a en 47a86. Co. Yd. Stock on hand this day .... Delivery last week Ditto from Ist Jane .. Arrival last week Ditto tram let June Prim Y.C.osi the spot this day cwt Ditto Town last Yriday r_ VOA . lt4l. • 64.176 2,773 SCOW 6.1e0 4:: stS 44..• fld. 44 3d. Arrival to the week ending Noe. le, last year, 6.291 casks, and delivery 1,332 casks. The arrival laat week rut 6,347 corks Patinsbarg, and 313 other Nam: tot.a, 6,1r0 eats. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . The somber of beesia is coeirlderai;ly larger than on Mon. day h at • • choice qualities, however, are not plemdful and . prices for them are not lower. There are a few more sheep, sod trade is not brisk, yet prices are quite; as high as of late. Good calves are in demand at rather more mosey. From Germany and Halsted there ere 3,860 Waste, 7,350 sheep. 250 calm, and 180 pigs ; Scotland, 80 beasts Ireland, 870; and 1,961:1 from the Bonham and midland somatic& tar Mrs of 810 s. v. d. s. d. Per 14008 of Mt a. o a. d. Bat Bcoia, Berelds. 6 2 4 Seetlo.Bo :1 r.t.dass 0 0 0 Bess ti art.herus 4 10 5 Beat 1.006- 6 0 Snead 6•81. 10661 8 4 10 Do. c. 5.;.‘40 ... 0 to 0 Calves S 0 0 M. do. Short..... 0 e 0 80018444111f4re . d5 . 6 6 8 . lambs . 0 0 0 — S - s - a - sti - aiwi - srliit: 7:11i; lea vie. 360. and lambs. 21,11:4 calves; BOROUGH HOP MARKST.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattet♦dao end Smith report were Activity Ica the market this week, and prices decidedly dearer. STRAIME CASE Ol SHOOTLNO BT A BOY.—Yester day (Sooday) afternoon, about half-past 1, a party of boys were walkioe on the canal task, near Vauxhall-road, when they came up to limo' the saes of the captain of 6 flat i-inied Leather, is the email boat beluntring to the flat. They demanded from the occupaits of the boat that they touhl give it op to them, and on their declining to do so .•ne of the boys en the bank, panted Christ.•pher Llahegan. ged 16, drew from his pocket a small pistol end tired at Kiinuel Leather, aged 10. The shot took eff,:t in the left ...roil), and the pour little fellow is now lying to a dangeroue stater at the Northern Hospital. LLuisgan was taken into cus tody by policii-coost,hle 898.—Lityrpoof Tait itti.ratm litors.—A cointaksion of inquiry has been issued on the subject of the Basel riots. The gentlemen appointed ere Mr. Barry, Q.C., and Mr. D:iwee. Q.C. They are both comparatively young • their talents, learning, and eloquence raised them r apidly to the high positions they now occupy at the bar. Mr. B cry is a Roman catholic, and Mr. Dowse a protestant-: each enjoying in the highest degree the confidetwe of their respective denomination', while their inte grity and independence of character have secure: for them the respect of the public of all parties. It is admitted, therefore, that the inquiry could Lardly have been conimitted to better hands. It is, howil , ..r, to commence with the riots, without toncbing oo the p.litical or religious animosities in which they may have originated. They will inquire into the measures taken hy the ~othor ities for their suppression, and the reasons why those measures failed. They will also inquire into the encore of ' the change' that may be necessary us the lead addinistrs, tion of justice in that great community, iIA °MOT th t such calamities may be avoided io future. It is probable that the chief secretary will bring in a bill early nest •easion founded on the suggestions and recommendations of their report. The commission is to commence operatims this day week—Times. enute_ri raicrs. wares. For Qr. 1 1662. awn fa to SP I 1 ~~J