The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-03 00:00:00

1 - TON 1) EDITION. N l llllll ' , Ex SESSIONS. WS DAY.) Serjeant WI.IVEDRAN AtIAINIST tIAAI F SIEN. h n 9 Y. • lng yiling men. earn•ndere lin I t.• nn••w<er au indictment charging by nicht, having in their divers implements of houm- plowleal not guilty. ed for the prvesention, eanl he had end he scarcely SAW a tittle of could hope titoiCtitn s conviction, ,4t they were young men of Food , r no evidence for the provecution. e!v upon the evidence of a police kTll -y. 71 N Reserve. and from his th.it. at ten minutes to 2 on the Sflitember, he saw the prisoners in r. and followed them to Lamb i-ed them. Some time afterwards Mare-street. and at this time Ben- Ile asked them where they were they were going blackberrying. iid hold of the beg. but Bennett The policeman, however, managed hag. and on opening it he found let, and a bradawl.Tle then took ise, and charged them with having lento in their poesession. The A to the wall near where he had .1 there found nine cards and a ices of Canine was also found in appeared for the prisoners. rho cave them all in se ex hom,ty. imluetry, and integrity. el. and they were , uelt a. wor. , voter& and were of Nh ru td.0..01 offer no evidence Etr the wris no doubt that these vcuin he telt quite satneae4 iti:etidea t. fro Ileel to conunit a t)te7 unlawful rarro.e. llr fet n• ,but u, ease tither is law nn 4d for the ..I that hts:tv.r. so. all the iary hid .• e not au.lty. i fl verdict of Not G an 1 "MTS.-(THIS DAY.) , I . ( . 1) N 1 N111)1 /I i ". II • . . . . I t. 1.1 • Nt • • si t I. II Int' 1%11 1114 u a offer • I • .•: 1'd....r .: ...its! • •• . . „f.. •. 11.1.•kney. :• .1, he title- • . :: : n •1. 111 . •• N ' -I' '1 b. , a • .., I Id I.al .• . then lii • , ‘,-• N, 101 it 1 .-. •• • 1 o: the . :- intscil4 • : 1..11•us , • .: 'rnelerru . • • - unlit had • . ... I ••• and • • Ai I. 1, .11:1` • 1.. r h. • : • ~ 1 . 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LIC 14.11 C1.1!.10Y1.r. . . :t a rrry bat t.l-t .1 fit: the: in . 1i:017611-STREET. NT SHOP kOIibERT. . a . t.,ung man. wq 4 Ch3r;el ionhery. .:Kant to Mr. \Valli.... hcitii.t. of tie-street, sAid that iu .u_s evening he heard a lirike -.i.e the: e he t..und the pri , ...41 , 21: uNk: ng tuni what he wanted there. •plib of horehound for an old Saspecting the priioaer • .aught bold of him, and found I..de hie lett hand under hie coat. ..: I.: owner there we., a bowl, con ad taken from the WI. 1 the prisoner. LEN WICII. TRIEVE9. JeS:r•tn, and Join S•dly, three age. belcn.,, - ing to Deptford, were enes. clock this morning Ling. a plain :l, ti ,e saw the :c!Abg them some time Kel:y, th , !ee. %caa sc , ,zi to eat-r !list. and e nning out dirtrtlr I joined by the other prc , then took the whole of th-ro y w aa 10'.111,1 in poisceision of a ~.en from a_lass ii the shop oz.ter. and there were also found r.1.1%e5, Tote new, al.d no doubt i.tinte, it wa. vtated that the two d heiore h. en convicted. •urteet dnc Tour woship. volt time of impris.mm , :nt seerne , l •et.truced them t,.• two mmth: im i :• tone va , l. %or-lci, make the commitment to . It be mudi a dtstanc, to nme. (Laughter.) iniiot b iibfigoil iu that ri,p.ict, ru removed, laughing. kOM STARVATION. ST.—(THIS DAY.) ". John Humphreys, the Mid inqueit at the Fountain tavern. touching the death of Miry wa; found dying of starvation feet, and was an object of moat woman was removed to a Luke's WorkhJuae, but the lame e of no avail. p .11... ,"neon, said that when 'mu- I at ILL: .tation-hoase he found -:v mach emaciated, auvi the few dy hardly covered her. She was St..; WKS a eil,gle woman. and ,he ezi a r.ervaiit. B.e raid '• I lived y- • • Wil , :rl 1 I ft tii..re I wilke 1 h.• o. , lered her . 1.-r death WA - ,N), iii' to th.• 1.., • !!”.: .1. :• ! 11. c p•il.'i itO-I wive :i, I.• !:F! !II -.-- T❑ ro. , riviritior: with 44 .11 74 141 4 /ily of uaruina•iu;; the 4 .1.? I 44 . of 1 . ..ir_ , 111111 411.1 1:.:....-!.ac 10AI Cornwall, the Ili Lt• oy the 1:1 - 0W11. awl Mil -1 1. IA eleetetl by the . v. •.I I. h•.ld iu the Co trt of ::;; the naJr.ow of St. II I'l' It Qi•E-TioN.--STonsfy • —•A n up, i 0.1% meeting was ie,day es ening but upon the Tiet c lilt pull in the town had :dr. La Wielleb Bane. of the Inner r.cture upon the Irish Church, in 7. The meeting was held a St. dew:ely packed. hundreds being t-sia e. 'The tory roughs had, how -4.-,on of the room, and made it .ther the chairman or the lecturer airman. Mr. J. S. Whithern, was t the loudest yelling, and the I ior t time only by great ever *rem. irdnun. At bust Mr. (Jane .at ruch meeting did the con •trin t Win 500 lectures which could T.is led to a final explosion, gyred. It is understood that the .y lace gore: apologised for, or die ,,f ilic:r sulsorlina(ws. Mr. (lane •r c' ,. .rse of a few days, and ar il,. 1., ro , .ure for him a huariu4. l'rofessor G. Cronin •. - r,tr.Auctnry lecture in connec ,.: awl lane yesterday after -1.1 upon the important ' '• It was generally re;.,rurded r.e of study, awl was the " w , c.t .Ifective univerdties in - wine those in Scotland • • 'he profe , sor inaintained “i • xsuuiressli"as, alth,ugh ,phs cups the high ground hd Lit , a 1101 lecture w intended t p pt ,, 1:0.01 , 111 flu) study of phito ilt, the LA yer, Wu MALI ui nuance, Cill.hTEi frIELL M litiEßElt. rani: was received by 14uperin i%lh,IPy, to the elect that a MIA ion {oven of the inuriliwer, (low") pprehentled in that town Superin -1,1:1• id . ..vet:do] by train to Barnsley iiri*Anr, when charged, partly THE EXPIitSS, SATURDAt BETTING IN LONDON.--(71118 DAY.) 2.30 p.m. Purtheq changes took pleat in the Oeearewitch betting this morning. Cecil was backed fora large amount at '2O to 1 and 16 to 1, and Tho Special retutnod to the same prier. T. Dawson's lot were heavily investod upon. and Ifelcury and Domildbiiin supported singly for a good amount. Brvevring :bowed some signs of returning to life as .50 to 1 was accepts 1, although not to much. Fur the Cambridgeshire Cecil was in iIII7IIOIM force, meeting with support down to 16 to 1. Prices : CERA REW ITCH. 100 to 16 agat Blue Ilowu (t and off) 100 to 16 Lady Raglan (t and off) 100 to 7 Warrington (t and off) 100 to 1 Neluako (t and off) 16 to 1 Dluestin (t) 100 to 6 Cecil (t) 100 to 8 Special (o ff , 20 to 1t) 26 to ?doreury (t) 26 to Paul Jones (off) 30 to The Spy (t and off) 33 to Donaldbain (t and off) 33 to Gondolier (t and off) 60 to Planet (t) 60 to Booming (t and off) 60 to Our Mary Ann (off) 88 to Wart,' (t and off) 1000 to Minster Bell (o ff ) 100 to 6 Dawson's lot (t) CAMMBIDGBBEIRR. 16 to 1 apt preen Sleeve (t) 18 to 1 Cecil (t) 100 to 6 Eaatley (t and off) SPORTING NOTES. TXa TERRIBLR EARTHQUAKE IN I'l'RU. TUE CESAREWITCH. The prophets of the sporting papers devote their attention this morning chiefly to the probable remnant the laze for the Cesarewiteh. Barr the takes its stmt on Lode I:aglan and Blutwkin. and thinks that Nelusko will 1. at the remainder of the Fivnclt team and run forward. 11. liewever, there be a " genuine surprise" it may be oe ‘ iudoned by " turned-loose Special." "Touchstone" of the Fro looks for the winner in Blue.kin or Cecil, rid expects to see Blue Gown Vtli the best of the Oa!lic 1...ni struggling for places. "Augur" of the I.tr selects Blueskin mud Lady Raglan, and think. the stiticele for places will be between Blue Gown and War r.ugton ; while "Vigilant" of th• Spqrtinnan niskys a eho.ce of Blue Gown and Lady Magian. Should the be I.uiten he thinks it will be by Nelusko. The " Wirxrd" of the wane journal places the horses in the following order : Lady Raglan, 1; Titul Jones, 2 ; Blue Gown. 3; and et peets toece Mereuryand Iflueekin in the ling tight. "Censor" of the Sleeting Gazette has a preference for Lady Raglan and Cecil, and thinks that eta place investments there may be nothing better than the two Frenchmen. Arrewrco.—lt will be seen from our reports of yester day's betting that this popular Flwm mare, who has been so conspicuousa favourite for the Ccsarewitch,was, without ant warning -note, Pent to the extreme Acts of 1,000 to 10. Vt:rdham had been for some time retained to ride, and Mr. Heathy, to had harked her, on tilt for upwards of 800/. «'rbelo ve that she has gone amis., as slut' did prior to the Ch, ~ter Cup this spring. and it is found impomilde to send her to Newmarket for her next week's ongazement. This is u vexatious disappointment, not only for hor owner. but for the public, who wore her chief supportem.— iSiurtieg Loft. A PILOT BOAT BUN POW.V. SOUTHAMPTON, S trrnn tT. A fatal collision occurred in the Channel last tight, as the Peninsular an I Oriental steamer Syria was ill her wuy to Southampton from Gibraltar. At n.. the Syria stopped off Durstone Point. zn d took a pi lot en board ; at 7.15 she otted her helm to reortter pilot ratter. which was en her pert bow, the c atter being on the starboard Wile the cutter was close to the steamer on the port Mw si.e tacked, and seeing that a collision was inevitable, the engines were stopped. The cutter struck the steamer on the ! Ott snit*. the port paddle-wheel going, over her, and she Sunk irnmeirately. A boat was lowered, which pulled round the fragmrnta of the wreck—but no signs of a human being could be seem ; the boat returned to the Syria, and finding that any further search for them was useless, she proceei.ed en her voyage at H.• 5 p.m. The Syria was at the time steering E.N.E., wind E.N.E., right ahea I. The cutter was a Cowes pilot-boa•. No. 43, and the pilot in charge of the Syria, James Andrews, is the uncle of the unfortunate pilot on board the ill-fated vessel. It is supposed there ware four persons on board, all of whom have, of course, lost their lives.—ri rats (second edition). NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Vice-Admiral Sir Baldwin Walker's time as c( mmander-in-chief at the :Core will expire in the month of April, Doe, and the Army and Nary ai:Me under stands that Vice-Admiral George St. Vincent King. C. 8., is a candidate for the appu.niment. 1 he samo authority saysthat Messrs. Napier. of Glasgow, LaNe taken the contract to build the armour-plated ship Entspur for the Admiralty. She is to be covered with Flat. s of 11 inches thick, az.d the total weig!it is to he 1,000 tons. The price at which Messrs. Napier have agreed to build the ship is 40/. per ton dead weight, or abut 4.1/. les. buililei's measurement. liewards of 1001. a year for distinvished or uteri tot, services have been cmferred on Major-Generals Hi my Smyth, C. 11.. late of the 7Gth and o , stii Itegiments whiLli last he served with distinction in the and Livid Maikirdy, who was Irtely promoted to Lis piet-ent r..nk frum the command of the tilith.l Ar.mirsaurr, OCT. l.—John Herbert Patterson, FRI., M.D., has been this day promoted to the rank of Deputy Inspector-General of Hospitals and Fleets on the rear , :d Lieutenant Anneeley T. Deulam hai I),Nsu al hunted to the Cumberland for service in naval bar rioJts. Naval cadet nominated, C. E. Gladstone. !num LAST nAzerre.) FOREIGN—OFFICE, OCT. I.—The QUPATI hM helm pleased to approve of Mr. Richard Brandt as convul general in London for his Majesty the King of Bavaria. The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. Arthur Webur as consul utGeorgetown, British Guiana, fur the North Gelman Confederation. The Quern hat also bw•n pleased to a; [wive of Mr. Friedrich Gerlach as consul at Ake tili tie North German Confederation. *Viiii HALL, Orr. I.—The Queim hay to er:nAitiate and uppoint Major-General Philip Neh,on Guy, r. 8., to be lieutenant-governor of of JcrfeY, in the room of Lieutenant-General In,rte enlipt.ge, va,o,e period of fiervieu has expiretL Dows;N(s•STI:I:I.T, 0(7. I.—Til.t (aJer n has Darn d to appoint Lieutenant Philip Jame; 'nankin, I: N., to lie oh. bin! -etret-ry fur her Ma,e,ty's settleni,..mt f ,tn Lerdic, I,n th., Wt,tern Coa.i.t of Africa. J. t , i.%-t , ll Sk:i 29.—1 t it lie:roliy notifieol, t!:,t :11 cemplinnee with the en, stment c , .ntame: , l in the rhni e the net of parliament •• 1::er the b.:ttetr vo‘tinmtilt of 114;1," pas.ed in the, ise•=sion holden in the 2kt and 22nd year of her 7‘llitesty'a rtigii, chapter 104 a 1111.-eiJl4! 11IS dav ot the t :mined of India. tor the p.,. , v of isle. , t,tig a ).• uher in the room i,f eharlel ret‘i:!ned: and that at Audi meeting Sir Fr.;ele i, k I rallahey. H.C.U., was duly elected le b a ta•anbur of the said C',lll:Cil. 131.T.5T, Of T. 3. Transatlantic Company's at, saner Napoleon, from New York, arrived here to day, at 6 a.m., with 16 passengers and 2,000,050 francs in File( • QuErNsrowN, National Stnam ship Company's etienier Pennsylvania, from New York, arm( here at 8 a.m. to-day, landed passengers, and proceediAl immediately for Liverpool. QI7T.F.::KrowN, Ocr. 3.—Tho National Steam aLip Company's steamer Virginia arrived here from Liver -1,001 lart evening, emba•ked passengers, and proceeded fox New York. All well. At the next Tuesday meeting of the Royal Hor ticultural Society there ar , prized offered for exhibitions of useful and noxious It is understood that Prince Adalbort of Bavaria is about to purchase the chateau of liohenberg for the Queen of Spain. The Railway News is informed that the govern ment Lave decided upon dealing .with the Irish railways in a " thorough and comprehensive manner." RAILWAY COMMUNICATION WITH I.IE EAST.— We are informed that another important Oriental railway project, that of connecting the east with the west, hum Les u arranged, the Tiirkish government having granted a concession for tLe construction of a now line to an Anglo lielgian company.--Railway News. UNLOCKELJ RAILWAY CARRIAGES.—It is under et4od that the South Eastern Railway Company, who have for some time pcst been rinuiriz the trains on the North Kent, (ireenwith, and other lines in the London district with the carriage doors unlocked on both aides, commenced yesterday to apply that arrangement to the whole of their lines. NEW PAROCHIAL BUILDINGS FOR ST. PANCRAS. guardians of St. Pancras have accepted the tender of Mr. Renshaw fur the erection of their new infirmary at Highgate for the sum of 36,0004, and that of Mr. It. Mann for the erection of their new schools at Leaveadon, Woodside, near Watford, for the sum of 37,5441. Both buildings have been designed by and will be carried out w superintendence ider the of Messrs. Oilwi and Divan, architects. AFFLICTING ACCOUNTS. - - Tho following circular has boon iasuod by tho representatives of the Republic of Peru in Europe: " Gentlemen, —The republic of Peru has been the victim of one of those great calamities with which Divine Providerioe in its inscrutable designs at times allots us. A frightful and indescribable catastrophe such as has been rarely recorded in the history of past ages, and never in that of modern times since the discovery of America, has destr mid a raid and important portion of that republic. Terrible and prolonged shocks of earthquake, the vio lence of the sea the overflowing of the rivers, and devas tations by fi re, have reduced to ruins cities, ports, towns, and villages, destroyed the crops, deposited vowels of considerable tonnage far inland, and terminated in the recel, frightful manner the lives of bundled& Those who have escaped the fury of the elements wander in thou sands about the country without house or home, without shelter, and suffering the torments of hunger and thirst in consequence of the destruction of the crops, and the dis appearance of the streams which followed their overflow. Vain would be the attempt to describe the picture presented by an important part of Tern, and a:pregame% are wanting to convey any idea of the scene. The government of the republic and the inhabitants of the towns which ;have not suffered by the catastrophe are exerting themselves to the utmost and employing all human mesas to alleviate as far as possible the misfortunes of the unhappy inhabitant, of the south coast, and in this work of humanity they are ably assisted by the representatives and citizens of foreign countries who are resident in Peru. The undersigned justly consider that the Peruvians, Americans, and citi zens of other nations who have lived in or had any con nections with Peru, will feel real satisfaction in co operating to render less bitter the misfortunes of the un happy victims of the catastrophe of the I:3th of August, and have the honour to address you, invoking the senti ments of your patriotism and charity, and atfordi? you the opportunity of contributing to this humane and den throre cause . With the ruisuranoe of not having ad reseed you in vain, they take this opportunity of anticipating, in the name of the government of the Republic of Pont and of its inhabitants, their sincere gratitude, and per sonal.y the assurance of their consideration and respect. Fantasise() de Riven), Minister Pleuipotentsary of Peru in France and Great Britain; Luis Eugenio Allwrtini, Secretary of the Peruvian Legation in Inince ; Juan Jars Almonte, Secretary of the Peruvian Legation in Great Britain; Luis B. Cisneros, Consul General of Peru in France; Ventura Marco del Pont, Peruvian Consul in Paris; Manuel de ha Quintana, Peruvian Consul in London ; Luis F. Ymeest Peruvian Consul in I ;am:sitar ; Thomas Ware Fox, Peruvian Consul in Plymouth ; W. C. Seymour, Peruvian Consul in Queenstown; Uuillerm, L. Niels, Peruvian Consul in Southampton; Jose Cancvaro, Aguilea Allier, Toribio Sllll2l, J. A. de Lavelle. Subscriptions are rearmed at the office of Senor Don Ventura Norco del Pont, Peruvian Consul, No. 34, Rue Raint floornes, Paris, and by Mews. Roberts. Lubbock, and Co , hankers, 15, Lombard -street, London." THE REUISTRATIONS.-(THIS DA K) CITY OF LONDON. The revision of the lists of voters for the City of tendon Was resumed this morning in Um Court of Com mon fires, Guildhall. The hbeials were represented by Mr. Sidney Smith and Mr. Ledge,. end the -...onmerystives by Mr. T. E. Harper and Mr. botmarn. A with man employed as clerk by KAMM. Banbury, hankers. Lombard-street, claimed the franchise in re led of his occupation of the house attached to the bank, in wh. II a room is reserved for ouo of the partners. It..pl,ing to Mr. Harper, who supported the claim, The claimant said he had the key of the house, and the yartrei bud no means of access at night unless he let bib. .11. e wvteilig Tlarri,ter—You will never convince mo that ii the members of a tirtn aro kind enqu,:h to givo one ,•f their employi , s a house in which u room ro iorvod fi.r their u: e. that they cannot go to anti out whoa they like. I must disallow the claim. Ilarper asked for a co,c. '1 h.• lt,voing llorri-ter did not think ho would he juLti fled in &mg l‘lr. 'Layer raid there was a claim to bo rated. Accord int! to a pi evieus Li. ce.ieu that a claim to be rated meant IlliM to he properly rated the name conld be placed on the I.l.iioder for the part of the how* occupied by the Mr. Smith expressed himself in favour of this course, h he raid would be • guide on future occasions, and ultimately the claim war allowed. SEWING INTILLIGENCI.-(77U8 DAY.) fry rimanzam.) lA.:roost, 0,4. J.-Wind at noon N.E., blowing strong with lit ry y ran, (a, rEs.ruror, Ott. 2.-Arne d: Paraguay, from Callao, Ni w York, and bit for LI,CTIMUI. WA') (ht. : Angelo, for Monte Video. la! era.. 11, (Jet. 2.-Arrival : Hen Skinner, from New York ; Ft. Audit w (to. , Montiesi ; liannab and Bennie, tit. John's, A. wtoundland. &Ott! : London ea.4lr, for Hiagarairo ; Ivan ht -t., Lana ay ; Obangontly, Bombay ; th-rbioe, Maiditiva ; Ober n, Bursa Ayr.-; Mereatur, Montt Valet) ; Ulenfrinn, Punstroloro; Wattdhly, Rio Urande. Ls , us O. t. 2.-tWuled : Mangalore, for Calrutta ; Wanche Ildrrirm.rite, 800 TWO Ayr." ; Propontrc Buo•nopo Arm.; Don:tti M.;, ; Naomi, lf•hui ; Rosalie, Curacao; Viking, tial et..b.u. (Irl tar. FART NMI?, Oct. 3 !at 2.30 a.m w Talk. N.l . 1 it 0 , 1. 2.-Arrived: Syria (a.;, from Alexandria, le It ttiltaltur 270. Sept. ; £1,410. t 2. 114-axle it,, front New York, left Sept. 22 ; lo ;Dia 1,4,491 i (id. Enure ; praxtedt.d for Hamburg. .—Pennnlvanil WEATHER REPORT.-(THLS DAY.) P•reseAr. (N - r. 1.14 A.II. B. ,T 1 W. k. kattruir. Ow, 1w ••-•-•-'---% Ir. • B. 1 ID 121, F., D. I I Nairn l— - 19.97 f 4645 Z. 0 , Al,entten 34 V 4 f 47,43 S.S.W. 1' 1 IA Ith Shield* Ekarburot 30.071 41.411 Y.. 0 ! yumoutle 211.95 f 6151 E. 6 6 Helder Cuxhaven ' —; -I - Skueleanaral --.— -; _— Azdro.saa 20 f 44!45 M.N. E. 2' 3 88. W. em Cireenesatle 2995 f 61117 H. 1 1 W.S. W. CO I Bolihead 29.96 f 45116 B.E. I 1 1 E.N.E. em Liverpool 30.02 f 4843 E.N.E. 1 2 N.W. eat Valenti* 29.921 52,.,0 S.S.E. 1 3 f 8. he Care Clear 2881( 54'50 B.E. I 2 2 ; E. I r 9J.s3Eocbe's lt f 411'48 N. 1 4 14. E. •be; - • blizanca „29 f Vl* N. 13 5 E.ll E. he I pirrela o 54&551 70 4& Y.. i 0 5 1 E. lai I ey wont!' !4..90 N.N.E. • 4 61 N.E. eo . ; ~rn.m.outh 29.9,1 f 44 17 EN. E.. 3 5 E.N.E. Co leindon 29.L.4 f 45 46 E.N.E. 13 4 N.E. bre ' (iris Nes 2197%046 N.E. !7 ' 8 N.V. ' r ; T Brest 29.93 f 54 52 N.N. E. 3 5 E.N.E. o -- 1/.ru.nt }torliefont 47..71 f5l 531 E. 7 5 ' 8. .oe • Inarrits ; - 9.1,..1.0urg 1 • - - 7. r.lon -9.93 r el r 3 R 5."... 3Pi F. I tirf i! 15 :51.17 41 MJ W.N. W 1 ' 2 s. W. L • • - W.N.W . N.W. z. . N.W. e N. W. be I I N. re ;0.18 6 _~-' - 1 - 2 - I 1 3 ; a • -- 1 1 - , - =i= I REMARKS. ..... (In all I.ur roasts turon,etn pm:seam has diminished sin.: Isit tin .null -westsrn dist, iet, ths diminution In. linen two-tootle, id en inch. T 6.• highest readings are report.sl irons the cut asset ; t het.: is a differvnie of more than three-tenths le taw, tstil.ai 171. and 111ahefort. Elt. 1044 on the weld' rind, ti u, s ratan• IP higher than it was )esterdny. The wind in the Fugli,h Channel yetakralay was fresh awl north-easterly ; at ( - sp. (.t inlet and L'Ornnt it attained the force of eight, where it is .01 •ttong loin, the th-east. Over the southern portion of our islands the wind is easterly, whilst in the northern district. it is light end variable. The weather is cioudy ex oreicast. la the lush llainnel it is misty. VISIT OF THE AMERICAN MIEIWTEIt To LIVER wiII bee Boum of gratification (says the Liver pool Alrreory) to all parties anxious to perpetuate a good feeling betwem this country and the United States of Amenca to learn that Mr. lteverdy Johnson, the new re resentative of the American government at the Court of St. James, has accepted an invitation from the American Chamber of Commerce of Liverpool to be present ate ban quet to be given on Thursday, the 22nd inst. Lord Stanley has also consented to be present. and will, in all proba bility, give some explanation of the steps which have been taken to secure an amicable settlement of the Alabama difficulty. The occasion will doubtless he one of some in terest ar d importance, inasmuch as it will afford an oppor tunity of exhibiting that friendly spirit towards a repre sentative of the American people which lies at the basis of all well regulated intercourse between the two nations. TILE NEW ATLANTIC CABLE. A notification was yesterday received at Chatham Dockyard, to the effect that the Great F.astern steamship may be expected to arrive in the Medway to-day, to take up her former moorings, near Saltpan Reach, in readiness for receiving on board the new Atlantic cable, about to be submerged between France and America. One of the officials con fleeted with the undertaking was yesterday in conunuui cation with the naval and dockyard authorities for the necessary assietance to be rendered in mooring the great ship— a request, it is almost needless to say, which was at once promised to be complied with. TilE Run BON COLLIERY AGNIDEvr. —The inquest on the killed in this accident was opened yestenlav mid ad joiirned for a fortnight after taking some formal end, ace. The number of wounded is 14, mostly lads. Tho greater number of the dead are men who leave wives and families. Two of the wounded are iu a precarious condition. The annual meeting of tho Illiddhacx Agricul tural Association for the eneoungement of good plough . . _ mg and for rewarding industrioturfarm Isbouron end 'ver sants wu held on Thursday at Twickenham. In the afternoon the members dined at the Albany Hotel, Twick enham. Lord Reruns) occupied the chair, and Were were prevent mcsiy gentlemen interested - in the agriculture of the district. otvredtit 3, 1868. EVENIM I ELECTION INrsLtiyaNuL Crry OF LowneW.—Yevtorday the font sitting liberal members issued separate addresses soliciting re. election. Baron Rothschild bilefly refers to him past services ; and remind,, the electors that on the great quadions which have chiefly occupied the attention of the legislature during the past two nessions ho has uniformly acted with the liberal party. If re-elected, Baron Roths child will support the ditionabliahment of the Irish church, end • reduction in the national expenditure. Mr. Ciawford also alluden to his consistent support of the liberal }arty adding that he voted for the diseatabs Bailment of the Irish church sa a meaner° of justice to the Irish people, and an a m easure of regeneration in the In tercet of the church itself. The same considerations will govern the hon. gentleman's c on d uc t i n th e future. Mr. , cavern repudiates the idea that the disontablishment of the Irish church is the certain prelude to an attack upon the property of corporations throughout the king dom, remarking that such a suggestion is not ooniplimentmy to the intelligence of those to whom it is addressed. He continues:—" You are reminded that ' the legislation of the last quarter of • century has swept away nearly all the political grievances which were formerly the subject of complaint.' To which party in the Mete, I may ask, is the credit of these reforms due i Is it to the liberal party, with whom they inva riably originated, and by whom they were in most in stances carried Or is it to the party of resistance, whose only claim to any merit in the matter is that, having op posed these reforms in the first instanee through addi tional instinct, they served their country in the end by adopting them u expedients to sere themselves." Mr. Beechen commences by reminding the constituency of the result of the election of 1836, when the Irish church was the question of the day, and the City returned four liberals to parliament. The Prime Minister of oar own time, observes the right hon. gentleman, " has not scrupled to turn bin sceptre of office into en incendiary torch." The country, however, has refused to believe that either pmtestantism, religion, or the constitution, can suffer by a simple act of justice and national reparation. Mr. (Joachim laments that a contrerersy . about the English church should have been imported into an Irish and imperial question, and in going on to speak of the Irish policy of the Wendt., sex, it niey be summed up in one word— " Conciliation. The right ben. gentleman then apeaks at length on the reduction of the national expenditure, educa tion, the pressure of local taxes, the ratepaying clauses of the Reform Act, which he condemns, and va.riona mattes connected with the representation of each an important conmeiciel constituency. Alderman Lawrence refers to his jeuliamentare conduct as a guarantee for the future, and points out the importance, amongst other things, of bankruptcy law reform, the education of the peril", the equalbation of metro, obtain poor rate., the revision of taxation, and a reduction in the national expenditure. If re-elected. Mr. lawreine will give a hearty support to the policy of Mr. liladbtone. LAWDEIII.—A correspondent thus writes :— "Fir,—Mr. M'Arth ties committee have had no communi cation with any other committee as to the enure to be fursued in contequenc• of the withdrawal of Mr. Hughes rom his candidature in this borough. Although there in no antagonism between the liberal committees, yet know ing bow distasteful coalitions are, thin committee is anxious that no misunderstanding should slid upon the subject." gItEEEIELD.—Mr. Price, Q.C., hoc limed his addrees. He believes that Mr. Gleubdono's Irish church policy was brought forward to verve the purposes of a political cry. and entirely under false pretences. He pre dicts the downfall of the English church if Mr. (Redstone is successful. Mr. Price would go to parliament us a sup porter of the present government. WErnimstilt.—At a special meeting of the executive committee of the London and Westminster Work ing WOWS Constitutional Association, the following letter fri in Mr. W. 11. Smith, the president of the association and candidate for Westminster, was read:—" It has been reprvsented to me by some of my friends that my position as president of the London and Westminster Working Men's Constitutional Association may seem to imply a de: ire on my part to influence unduly the mem ber, of this umociation in my favour as a candidate for Weidminstei. I shall, as a matter of course, be very grate ful for the valuable assistance whit h the members of this assiciation are capable of giving to me, and without which the election cannot be won, but I am nred desirous that there should not be the very faintest shadow of an approach to undue influenca on my part ; that so far Ili I um oricertml every member of the association shall exercise Las franchbe as Le may undoubtedly think right, and I therefore beg to resign the very honourable position I now bold in connexion with your society. No other cir cumstance would have induced me to sever myself from the as,ociation even for a time ; but I trust the course I have taken will recommend itself to the members of the association. and that we shall all continue to use our best exertions to promote the extension of constitutional principles." RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER SHARE&-(THIS DAY.) (Closing prune to 1 p.m) COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Canada, 5 per cent.. Jan. and July, W 24. New South Wales, 5 per cent., Jan. and July, ISSS 18%.!m1. -- New ilealand, 5 per cent., Jan.. April, July, and Oct., 981. Do.. 6 per rent.. June and Dec.. 1891. 1101 , . Victoria. 6 per cent., April and Oct., 111 k, ad. ORDLNARY SHARES AND BTOOlrB. Caledonian, t9A. Great Eastern, 401. Great Northern A (A receives no dividend until 6 per colt. Las been paid to B), IUBI. Do. B. 1221, 4. Great Western. original. 491. London, Chatham, and Dover, 171. London and North Western, 112. London and South Western. 88. 11am:hooter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 471, 1. Metropolitan, 10.51, A. Metropolitan District, 71, 1. Midland, 111), 11. North Eastern (Berwick), 991. Do. (Leeds), 65. South Easte rn , 781. 1. PREFERENCE SHARES. North Staffordshire, 211. PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. London and North Western, 5 per cent., 109. London and South Western, 41 per cent., 92. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Bom., Bar., and Cent. India, gun. 5 per et., 10.3). Fastern rengal, gun. 5 per cent.. 104. East Indian, guar. 5 per cent., 1091. Grand Trunk of Canada, Ist preference bonds, 50. Great Indian Penin., gun. b per cent., 1091, 81, 9. Do., New, ditto, Great Southern of India, gun. S per cent., 10i. Great Western of Canada, 111, 1. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Fotterdum, lON, ). Great I.uxembourg, 11, 101. IA mberg-C/emowiti, Rua. 7 per emit. (Liatit.ds, U 1, N. 11exie..11 1:11du ay (Limited), 4. South Au•trni uud I. mhard.i-Veoetiaa. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. The expected introduction here at an early date of several new foreign loans, the fall yesterday afternoon upon the Paris Bourse, and the dhlness of the weather, have led to sales in the Stock Exchange to-day, and the tine of most of the markets is consequently rather flat. In the absence, however, of trans aCtiona of importance, thechanges in prices are only fractional. Foreign bonds are offered and several of them have receded Ito I per cent. Consols, in which preparations are beingmade for the monthly settlement on Tuesday, are without variation, as well as nearly all the railway securities. There is a fair demand for money in connexion with the 6th, but the supply is still very largo, and the rate for the best paper is not above 1 I to 11 per cent. Advances in the Stock Exchange are obtainable at Ito per cent. Consols are quoted 94; to both for money and next Tuesday's settlement ; and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Conts.3 931 to I. Home railway stocks are inactive, but South Eastern and London, Chatham, and Dover have unproved Ito 1 per cent. Annexed are the quotations :—Caledonian, 091 to 1 ; London and North Western, 1121 to 1; Great Western, 19i to ; Midland, 1111 to 1 ; London and South Western, 871 to 881 ; Great Eastern, 401 to 41 ; Brighton, 511 to 52 ; South Eastern, 751 to 1; Metropolitan, 10,4 to t, ; Great Northern A, 1043 to 109; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 173 to 181. The foreign stock market in flat, and the changes in priees are all unfavourable. Italian of 1861, Spanish of 1867, and Turkish of 1862, have declined 1 per emit., and the Orel Vitebsk and Moscow- Jaroelaw railway loans Z. The prices are as follow : Brazilian of 1865, 761 to 1; Chaim of 1867, 91 to 1 ; Egyptian of 1804, 82f to 833, cx div. ; Italian of 1861, 511 to 1 ; Mexican 151 to 4, ; Peruvian of 1865, 781 to j; Nicolai Railway Loan, 071 to ; ditto Orel, 841 to ; ditto Moscow-Jaroslaw, scrip, 41 to 1 prem. ; Spanish of 1867, 321 to 1 ; Turkish of 1858, 63 to 1; ditto of 1862, 67 to 1 ; and ditto of 1863, 34 to 1. Indian eta Its aro in moderate request. The Ten-and-a-Half per Cents. aro quoted 214 to 216 ; the Five, 1141 to i ; the Four, 1034 to 101; the bonds, 20s. to 25e. prem. ; and the debentures, 1031 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 15s. to 295. prom. Apart from a reduction of 2s. 6d. in Anglo- American, viz., to 202 to 21, miscellaneous shares are unchanged. National Discount, 11 1 to ; General Credit, 21 to 2Z die. ; International, 1/ t...) 11 die. ; HudFon's Bay, 14Z to 131; Telegraph Constiuction, 16 to ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cont. Preference, 31 to 44. Bank shares are inactive, and prices pre•ient uo movement. United States .5-20 Bonds are firm, at the prow mild of yesterday. the present price bt , ing 731 to 741. TWO O'CLOCK:. The stock marlets a. e without change worthy of notice. Consols are at 941 to Caledonian railway shams, 69 to ; Metropolitan, 1051 to 1; Midland, 1I l to 1 ; Great Western, 49; to t ; Foutli Eastern, 714:, to 1 ; Italian Bonds, 51: to 52 ; f4panish of 1867, 321 to 1 ; and Turkish of 1863, 39a to 1. The amount of bar gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 7t4,0001. The Calabar, fioni the West Coast of Africa, has brought 11,000/. in sptvie. The steamer Bangalore will take to-day 51,1001. in gold for Bombay, 1,7291. in gold for Madras, 12,200/. in silver for Singapore, and 17,2181. in silver for Hong Kong, making a total of 82,347/. The bar silver and Mexican dollars by the steamer Tasmanian were sold yesterday—the former at 38. (id., and the latter at 4s. 11 d. per ounce, showing no change, compared with recent quotations. On Change yesterday afternoon there was a decline in the rates for bills on Vienna and Italy, but a slight advance as regards three months piper on Holland. The list is subjoined ; . . . Amsterdam, 3 months, 12:01 to i 2.1; ditto, short, 11.19 to 11.114 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 26.40 to 25.4.5; Brussels, 3 months, 26.40 to 25.45 ; Hambro ' and Altona, 3 months, 13.101 to 13.11 ; Berlin, Cologne, &c., 3 months, 6.27 to 6.274 ; Bt. Petersburg, 3 months, 34 to 32 ; Paris, short, 25:20 to 26.274 ; l'aris, 3 months, 25.35 to 2.5.40; Marseilles. 3 months, 25.374 to 2.5.40 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1201 to 1201 ; Vienna, 3 months, 11.80 to 11.85 ; Trieste, 3 months, 11.80 to 11.85 ; Madrid, 3 months, 471 to 471 ; Santander, 3 months, 47f to 4i ; Cadiz, 3 months, 4i to 474 ; Seville, 3 months, 471 to 47i! ; Malaga, 3 months, 471 to 47+ ; Valencia, 3 months, 4;f to 4;11 ; Barcelona, 3 months, 48 to 474 ; Bilbao, 3 monthe, 471 to 474 ; Valladolid, 3 months, 471 to 471; &wagons, 3 months, 474 to 471 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 27.65 to 27.75; Genoa, 3 months, 27.65 to 27. - 5 • Naples, 3 months, 27.65 to 27.75; Palermo, 3 months, 27.6.5 to 27.75 ; Messina, 3 months, 27.65 to 27.75; Lisbon. 90 days' date, 611 to 611 ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 511 to 611. At Paris the rate of discount in the open mar ket is now only 11 percent. ; at Hamburg, Frank fort, and Brussels, 2; at Amsterdam, 21; at Berlin, 3; at Vienna, 1 ; at Turin, 41 ; and at St. Petersburg, 51 percent. The Agent-General for South Australia an nounces a haul for 400,000/. in six per cent. bonds, authorised by act of the South Australian Parlia ment. Tenders am to be sent in to the Bank of South Australia, byTuesday. the 13th inst., at noon. The present loan is the first portion of an issue of 011,000/. just authorised ; the remainder iv not t be issued till " tiollte time next year." Both principal and interest int' rayab:e in London. The traffic return of the Caledonian and North British Railways shows this week an increase of 3,470/. over lu..t veer. The directors of' the Rio de Janeiro Gas Company (limited) have decided to pay an ad interim divi dend at the rate of 10 nor cont. per annum, free of income tax, for the half-year ending the 30th Juno lust. - - lt is said that a meeting of the board of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company has been convened, to take into consideration the ad visability of paying dividends half yearly, in ac cordance with a wish expressed by the share holders. The receipts of the Great Central Rail way of Belgium (consisting of the Est Beige, the Sambre and Meuse, and the Antwerp and Rotter dam) show an increase of 33,889/. since the let January last, compared with the corresponding period of last year. The half-yearly meeting of the Bahia Gas COM.. puny (Limited) will be hold on the 27th inst. A - petition for the winding up of the Imperial Hotel Company (Dover) (Limited), is to be hoard before the Master of the Rolls on the next day of petitions. Creditors of the Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Company (•• Limited and Reduced") are required to send particulars of their debts and claims to the liquidators by the let of November. Annexed are the quotations of insurance, gee, dock, waterworks, and canal shares, as given in the Stuck Exchange list of last evening : losurtice.—Commereial Union, M ; Ouardian, 62, If ; Lnatk and Provincial Marino, 1 13-16, 1; Ocean Marine, 191 ; '1 haws and Mersey Marine (Limited), 41, 1; Uni versal Marine (limited), ell. Das Light and Coke.—City of London A, 2.11 ; Euro pean, 161, f ; ditto new, 71, 1 ; Imperial, 70, 69 ; ditto, 41, I; imperial Continental, all, too ; Westminster Char tared, 61 ; Western, 14f. Docks.—London and St. Katharine, 641 ; Hillwall Free hold Land and Dock, 36f, ef. Water Works.—Berlin, 141; Chelsea, 110 ; East Lon don, Mi. Canal.—Grand Junction, 731, 4i. Subjoined is a report of yesterday's sale at the i," Open Stook Exchange (Limited) :" Belgian Publics Works (Limited), A share*, fully 61 per share; City of Mosoow Gas Company (Limite, fully paid, 61 per share; Comptoir ()moat (Limited), d fully paid, 195., 19s. ed. per - share; Confederate States Loss, 1864, 1,000 dol. Hoed% interest 6 per cent.. 6a. 6d. per bond ; Credit Yonder of Harland (Limited), fully 21 per thus ; Heresies 1111111T1109 Com. pnly (Limited), 21. paid, 6s. to As. M. per share,• Hodges' Distillery Company (Limited), 201. paid, 4, per share; Loudon and Suburban Land and Building "Intan7 61 . paid, 515-16 per taste; New Qeebreda company (flouted), 41. 4,, paid, 1.. 3d. per slate; Royal Swedish Railway (Ordinary), full, Paid. 3s. ; Vanua Railway Company Bonds, Itnetohnk to Varna, fully 'aid), 3 7-16 per bond; Worthing Royal Sea House Hotel Company (Limited), W. 10.. p ad, per share ; Westmin s ter Improvemesta Commission, 6001. Bond, St per bond. The Emigration Commisaionera have to up the ship Carona for the convoyanee of p lasengent to Bielboiuno. In 'REIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Orel VileLsk, gun. by Ituatian Government, 6 per mt.. 641. . South Austrian and Lomhardu-Venetian, 8 11-16. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINE3S. Cliontales Gold and Silver Mining (Limited), 21. Don Ectln., North del Rey, '2!, pnm. Yudanumutana of S. Atlantaha (Lira.), 3. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Agra (Limited), If, 0, 1. Australasia, 411, ad. Chartered of India, Australia, and China. 211. Consolidated (Limited). 41. Imperial Ottoman, 111, 1. Land Mort. 'Rank of India (Limited), 1. London and County, 49. London Joint Stock, 311. 'Union of London, 34. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-Mediterranean Telegraph (Limited), 101. Atlantic Telegraph, British India Tea (I.imited), 3, 1. Credit Foneier ofEnglund (Limited), 21. English and Australian Copper (Limited), 11-16. Fore-street Warehouse (I.imited), I. Foreign and Colonial Government Truitt and Loan Issip, issued at &V , 84f. General Credit and Discount (Limited), Hudson's Bay, 15. International Financia l Society (Limited), 3 3. Italian Irrigation (Canal Cavour). 2 7-16. London I'rovmeial Telegraph, (Limited), 31. Natal Land and Colonisation Company (Lim.), National Discount Comptuiy (Limited), 111. New Zealand Loan and Marc. Agency (Limited) 3. (keen Marine Insurance, 191. Panama, Now Zealand, and Australian R. Mail (Limita4, 1 1 , i• Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan. 751, 5, 1. The Araibishop of York yesterday consecrated a new church at Scarbro', and, at the luncheon which took place subsequently, his grace said they could not phut their eyes to the fact that the church of England as the church of the nation was at this moment upon her trial, and he added that the way in which she would come out of that trial would depend not upon their pampldute and not upon their speeches, but upon the work they ac complished in the alleviation of the mat maw of rice and ignorance which they found amongst them. . o A concert HI to be given at Leicester, under high patronage, on the Nth inst., on behalf of Mr. Alfred Nicholson, one of the principal orchestral performers at the Royal Italian Opera, who has been incapacitated from following his profoision in consequence of severe Ulnas. Mr. John Vrancis Itarnett's cantata, "The An cient Mariner," will be performed on the occasion, under thedirection of the composer. The band and chorus wiU number upwards of 12.50 performers. MINES-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. There is an increased demand for mining shares owing to the firmness of the metal market, espe cially for tin. Greet Vor shares are quoted 111 to 12 ; Trumpet Consols, 12 to 13 ; East Lovell, 7 to 71 ; West Great Work, 11 to 2} ; West Drs.kewalls, 7s. 6d. to 10s. ; Drakewalla, 9s. to 11s.; Chivertou Moor, 61 to ; Prince of Wales, 40s. to 425. 6d.; Chiverton, 21 to 1; West Prince of Waled, 7s. to 95. ; East Grenville, 2i to 3 ; and New Lovell, 175. 6d. to 20s. Foreign and colonial mining shares are with out change, at the following prices :--Bt. John Dal Bey, 181 to 191; Don Pedro, 21 to 1 prem.; Anglo-Brazili an par to prem. Pestarena, 11 to / din. ; Chontales, 24- to 1 prom. ; Rona Grande, 3-16 to 5-16 prom. ; Anglo-Italian, par to 3 prem. ; United Mexi can, 1 to 21 ; Frontino and Bolivia, 1 to 1; I'ort Phillip, 11 to j ; Central American, du. to par ; Hao Vicente, 1 dis to par ; General Brazilian, j.ar to Iprem.; Yudanamutana. 21 to 3 ; and Ncrbudda Coal and Iron, 21 to 2 dia. The subjoined report tat the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. Yen Dadelszen and North: The metal mark. t has been quiet during thn pi4t week, but pikes ..re Irou is firm; Welsh hire, a 17s. Gal. to 6!. au Webs. A good Mistimes done 1 1 , mils at W. 17.. CA to 6/. Sterol-al-lire iron firm; se change in official prices. ftvdch pig iron-A large busi littA continues to bu doue us warrant., but phew are slightly lower-52a. bd. cash. Copper-Market quiet., but steady. India sheets, 78/., toulet, 7:u. to 741.; Burrs, 79j. Ioe. ; Wathiroo, 78i. 10a. to 791. Chill Sales of I:inn mita hars to arrive, at 67f.; good brands. 671. 10s. Tin-The whole of the 00,300 slabs Banc* offered by public sale in Amsterdam on the 30th ultimo found ready buyers at 541 f., equal to 941. 10s. laid down hare. Telegraph's messages have since informed us of an advance to 5.54-f. hovers, equal to 96/. here. A good tinniness has hem alone in 'Straits from MI. to 944., at which the market closed with firmness. English tin at official quptations. Tia plates in moderate request at late rates. Lead. -Market quiet but film ; good ,oft English, 181. 15s. ; L. 8., IN. to 191. 2s. 6d. Speltcr-A small business has been done: the last price paid 201. 7a. (A. for spot ; outpurt -palter net wanted ; common brands, 201. ; specials, tal. 10s. ; V. and S. quite nominal, 191. 16e. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. CORK RUTTER MARKET.-(T1118 DAY.) (ny Traarna.4ll4.) (I , lsow '4. OWN CulifttlaPONDENT.) Oillinnry. 110 annvo ; 2,460 firkins. 31.1 d cured, 1324., 1275., 1245.; 70 firkins. TALLOW MARKET. 7 -(TTIIS DAY.) The nutlet is CM. T0wn 44... , ; t o s,, r to Ikeember, 47P., 64 SCI'S ; Demerol er, 475. 6d.. Januiry to Mardi, 4bu. SMTITIFIEI,D HAY MATZKET.—'THTS DAY.) Mr. Charles Jam(q Easton reports trade slow, at the following prnes :—l'rime clover. born 117 s. 61. to 12i s.; nattier d.tto, 900. to 10:e.; !mime meadow hay, lues. te infelior ditto, nee straw, 28s. to 325. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) I.ittle alteration w orth quoting, either as regards prices or -wiles, bat taken place since our last report Cadiz water melons continue to realise from 12s. to 18s. per dam flrupes, excellent in appearance and quality, are still am?- ing teem Haien& and fetch fretin about 9d. to 10d. par lb. Kent cobs and filberts are coming in in abundance. Pota toes are still unsatisfactory, many being badly diseased. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, &stun, pelargoniums. fuchsia's, mignonette. and ree.es. Apple*, per built I, 4+ to Se I w•. per dos.. la to 2o I all, it., per 14,114 to 104 Groin. s, per lb., 20 to ..a Ltukces, pts I.IJ, Ts to tat VEGET. Attiehokeo, rrr rIA to 5., lk•atu. .11Litluty. per loaf sere, rr. Melons, each, Coto Ca Pearhoo, per dog., al to ham, per dos., to t 4 Pine-s;,plel, per lb., btu 711 to net, per dns., Is to st lases, per dor., t• to 24 lamas, per bunch, lid to is (tiers, per bundle. Is to la Vueumbets. id to 1. Endive, pl. dor , Is 6d tots Garlic. sod Shallots, p. lb., 63 II( els, per tuna, Id to 4,1 lloree Itsdrsk, p. bund. Ss to Leeks, per bunch, 3d to ed Lettuce*, per wOO% I. to b 6.1 }Torok, per doz., ke 3fter, per 'quirk, red 3,lfed;roouu. p Were, As to 68 4 hoons, per burbet, id to de rualev, per betook, 1.1 to ad 8itat44944, York ktotrento, p. - ~... t. y.,;* shAwv, do., I to Iles Slyatt's, do.. • _ _ .. Spina h, per bushel, to in Tomato..., per doz, Is to ta Turnip new:, p. buu.. od to $1 ConrearrioN DEEI,s.—On the 11th instant the new ltankruptev Act will take effe.-t. It has reference to cr.mpointion and other deeds of arrangements under the Bankruptcy Court, and will make considerable alterations with regard to such inetrumente. One of the chief amend ments is, that the creditors are to prove their debts when they execute the deed, and the value of the securiiy held I.y a creditor ie to be deducted in the amount for which he signs. to make up the number of three-fourths neer-entry to make a deed. Full information as to debts and liabili ties to be givens and uotioe insorted in the newspapers. Complete investigation will be afforded, and composition deeds will nut be such facile matters as hitherto. (loners' rules are to be framed to carry out the provisions of the act. THE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE LEAnrE AND TILE F.trcTiehis.—The National Temperance League, throudlt its !'resident and Secretary, bus issued an address, calling the attention of constituencies generally to the prevalence of drunkenness at general elections. It is pointed out that the prevention of this disgraos lies, to a great extent, in the hands of those who solicit the suffrages of the eople. An earnest appeal is made to candidates not to hold meetings at public-houses, and to disuourage in every were the use of intoxicating liquors. AVATEttf , POI'T AT SEA.—On Welinewlay. about 12 o'clock. at a little atter high water, a very beautiful example of that phenomenon of nature. a waterspout, was seta at Urigl ton. The wind wt. , lilow'ng in g I,ta. the loud& were low and dark. mid the sea rennin•; very high, n hen suv:denly, o ppii coo ly at about a mild And a halt froze the shore, about halt-way between the o!,I rind the new arr, tie tlouns and the waves met, and a large eo!umn of water to-e in a spit Id shape. and appeared to b,• sucked up into the cloud.. :Shortly afterw ant.. the ram de.•anded in Nal ebts nor a few minot. u. and then the weather, had leen naor.• or lee sto•e.y for four or live days, ele ired up end gave way to sun.t.nw. The equinoctial gales hare ly en very heavy at this favourite watering-pine. end a lory tine sin has b, en running ; the lifeboat, too, has been kept in a ,onstaut a•late of readiness ; but. happily, no erasion for fur services dos ansen. FYI.% 1. ii(LLEI: EX PLOSION NYAR 11 TN. At an early hour yester.lty inoruitur a boiler oxplmion took plaeu at the well-knowu ironwoiki of tho Mossrs. Dawes, at ter, about five miles from Ilatitsby. It appears that us the meu were about to eliaruu the boilers tot the halals to tonal on the morning shift, ono of the egg-shaped boilers exploded with a load report. About thirty into were at work within about thirty yiti,bi of the boiler at the time it exploded, and they all . rusho4 out of the building. Several were badly sealled, and two di il won of et RAILWAY TRAFFIC RECRIFYIL—The retvipta of ?railways in the United Kingdom for the week ending September 26, amounted ou 13,355 miles, to 132 . ),2-'2./., aid for the corresponding week. 1807, on 13,039 miles, to 819,8111., showing an increase of 3',6 miles, and of 6,4111. The gross rocoilita on 14 of the principal rail ways in the United Kind. loin amounted for the week on 9,677 miles, to 692,1771., cud for the corresponding week of last year on 9,426 miles, to 882,6981.. showing an increase of 252 miles, and of 9.479/. The increase ou the Caledonian and North British amounted to 3.:)761.; en the tireat Eastern to 1,505/.; on the (treat Northern to 640/. ; on the Cheat Southern and Western to 2,661/. ; Olt the Inneashireand Yorkshire to 2,2601. ; on the Man chester. Sheffield, and Linoolnshire to 6091. ; on the Midland to 3,5671.; and on the Soutli-Eastersi to 1011. total, 14,9671., but from this must be deducted 4361. the decremo on the Octet Western, 1.9211. on the London and North Western, 6771. on the London, Brighton, and South-Coust, 314/. ill the Loudon anti South-Western, and 2,440/. en the Netib-Ester*, together:l.43Br, leaving the incr.:sow as above 9,479/. The receipts on 52 other lailwaye in the United Kingdom amounted on 3,078 miles to 133.0451, and for the correepontling week of last year on 3,014 miles to 137. 1111., ' b ow i ng an in crease of 64 mile, and a decree'? et 4,063/. The goods traffic on the 14 system. of lines stove mentioned amouutal for the week to 372,9041. against 3cr,,8281., showing an increase of 9,0761. The parcels. &e., traffic on those lines am ounted 319,273/., and foe the corresponding week of 1887 to 318,8701., showing an biomes of 4031. The total receipts tor dm past week show • ileirearci of 6.0301. as compared with those et the preciedieg week, mediae the 19th of Sept.— //swore. During the past quarter of a century Hornimart's Tema to.. bad as latatasio 'ebb sad tbre sae ad. porposnd °hamper In eiparquaaaa at the Reduced Bat . Bold, messed m oaekaaa DOTS' 10000, by WO adahatlasars la and 4,1041 eheintots Is ceastry.-lAdireetlesiesat. 'ART FA.