The Express. — London, England, 1862-10-09 00:00:00

I THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1862. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE MINES.—(THIS DAY.) SHARE LISTS.—(THIS DAY. ) Bejp/4/1 POSHMMONs. --- - _aim! IMAM= I y Ci t me tX.. l I se i ass. (THIS DAY.) -- a ,-- Two o'Croot. (av laretrato swiroatrit.) • 111.14ewsenee 64 68 67 _....___ Bast Caradon shares have advanced about 15a - __, Betallsaalibt/Mee. IN Hi •-. (Before Mr. Payne) KELSO MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) to-day, being now quoted 51 to 4. wheal sewn T he . ranwar o mark . et remains lm du i l i l. mit Th d, e an alo t t la * IDa iraw buisid, - 5 l i - - Williams Harris, 21, and William Winchester, 19, were have declined to 160 to 1624. Wheal Lndcott of ° . . 4 . - indicted for stealing ate watches and a locket, the property I variations in prices quite unimportant. The pre- al al 166.2.1./... 6 ""'" 6 o f John 'Droop, to • dwelling-house. BORDER HANDICAP. One mile. are quoted 124 to I, ex div. ; North Roak - Mr. Ribton defended the prisoners. My Mary, Haddington, Tommy Jones, Grimstone, Pilot, 26 t.) 27 ; Cook's Kitchen, 27i to 28 ; T in - ..' sent quetations of the prin . cipal stocks are mach ap.e.n5.,.4., & tr - From the evidence it appeared that on the last Friday Mils CheYrer, sad Allow M. are him , about t he acme as those last current yesterday. in andesndli ssaut Itis2s.. dad J , d• 5 11 I: - croft, 14 to 13, being firmer ; and North i Lo_ ndon and North Western stook is now quoted wa D o a ne aw n ye n -. afternoon in September the prisoners went to the house Of l CALEDONIAN CUP. nisi miles. Mr. Troup, a jeweller in Hattomgarden, and Harris Lady Ripon, Fladdingtoe, Pilot, Tommy Jones, Montrose, In the Stock Exchange, Cambri an wit to 1 ; Great Western, 64 to 67 • Kid - 6 • • .. Na 101 ... - asked to look at some gold Alberts, aud at the same time Blood Royal, Lord of Linos, Orinistose, Dick Swiveller, ~,,__, C Cmft onsolida 7 C ons olid a t e d 1.- bave been dealt in at 4 and i prem.; •• at IN CluisTADeskep.cosa. 106 1.03/ ad at 54 • North Downs, at 3t • North ' land, 1281 to 129 1 ; Lanca s hire and 1r°111161116. ' al dni 166 1 - presenting a card, " Webster and Co., Cornhill." Several Fairy King, Wellington, King of Kars, CNiptain Crow, and "a"' Ba‘se t i , ' lOB2 to 1092 ; Caledonian, 109 to 4 ; South N I= gunTa 146 107 MI were shown to them, and while th e clerk was engaged in Caller Ou are here. Crofty at n and 7 ; and Wheal Ludoott, at 13. something else, taking se notice of them until be was £3O PLATE Mile and a half. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady , , E as t ern, es 4 Da IL do 834 to i ; Great Eastern 44 to i ; G il f 6 De , it• Bassuslos• •• • 1 gus spoken to by Mn. Keats, Harris had left the shop, but is I wee mar, Blood Royal, Mies Cita toe, Little Ca ptain,B tb ' 111 sE IN /KM - at previous prices. United Mexican are officially vi llo ta rt te he r r o °, 9l 4 23 t. 1 +4 00. 124 ; and London and South a 'gnaw aim& 12 ima ---- consequence of what Mrs. Keats had said to him, the clerk metheditt Parson , Gammon , marked 51, 51, and 54, and Yudanamutana, 3. - - watches.followed him, and told him that be had taken a box of anion, i Deserter, and Sadie ars here. Lombeirdo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at i t 11 1 L alaw- Pr N ail 66 , 2 Without hesitation he took them out of WELTER CUP. Mile and three-quarters. With reference to the now notorious North Car -sto 52 prem. Great Western of Canada are in saa an Dea per sh NE-- at as - his pocket, and gave it to the witness, saying I Lorigebot, Dick Swiveller, Marksman, Tommy Jones, rock Mining Company we have received the dem and . fol-1 tiN A De. In MN- 29 81 .ai that he was guilty. Be was told that he must Orecoorne, Gammon, Mendicus, Johnnie, and Deception are lowing communication from the secretary of the oKDINAZY IMAM AND 117OCKIL a) 411 De. N. MI. 20 31 M e 116. IN lad, Pendisnie 106 106 go back to the shop, and while in Hatton-prelim he threw here. Xining Exchange : i saes te-asr fri 11 De. New something on the ground, saying, " Then is a locket of ENTRY FOR TWEED:DBE PLATE. 7 furloogs. TO THE LDITOR. gn. IPd Unman I , Ck. e Mig tter Z °66 fto 1 p.m. II 4 Do. January, 1982 • 1 IPt 7. yours, pick it up. " He did not stop t o d o so, but a man Eidolos. 0 re, 9at 7lb ; Lady Ripon, 4 vms, Set 51b ; Joey Sir,-1 am requested by the committee of the Mining in en w e L etee . e „, ii Ilk .... N NI Oh a. of Lets dia of 108 Zvi - afterwards picked it up end brought it to the warehouse.. Jones, 4 yrs, list 41b ; Brilliant, 4 yrs, Bst 21b ; Longshol, Exchange to inform you that the " North Carrock '' Mining lit. IN vas - ~. ... ase ad 416.WegOasmiss Nene 124 IN 121 1 IN 19 Da New II 7e die ... Winchester remained in t h e ....h o u .. an d both were 4 yrs, 7st 12lb; Markman, 6 yrs, 7st 711, ; Haddington, Oompany, referred to in the police court os Tuesday, has 26 ad llaskimes .....,-..... ... op a Da.o..e/Mapie7S,w.op 104 IN 1004 given in charge. The box that Harris gave up contained 3 Yrs. Me 51b ; Tommy J 01 3 036, 3 re, 74 2lb ; Methodistnever been known, dealt in, or recognised in the mining '26 ell Myna= pne........ •. ... six watches and the locket, the total value being about 10 L Hereon, 6 yet, 7st ; Fairy King, 3 yn, 84 I2lb ; Lord of ar k e ta,-I am, tic 10 01 BeetmcNastrdoliNALO. 4 W. ii. JOH/010N, See-Jinni/. N. IN Bristol and anew -.. 86 dr *_, ma ay Dead da. !'7 wit, - - -• IN ell D e ail 88 110 zd - Mrs. Keats, of No. 286, City-road, wife of a watchrnaker, yi nnts •• 3 yis.flet 911) ; Sadie, 4 yrs, 84 911:0; King of Kars, Mini Exchange, London, Oct. & st. 104 Caledonian -...• 11164 INN 1986 91 69 4 India I•NAN 4 _4lll Ps , - said she sometimes took out geode for her husband, and 3 ynt, 6st gib; Flying Cloud, 6 yrs, dot 81b ; Antiquary, N. IN NM, di Psv el' 2 2 04 - was doing so on the day in question , when the prisoners I ege d ; g et t ub ; m ood l ord. 3 ~,a , f i tt 71h ; Pil o t , pil ot , 3 yrs, se Do. A) • noldv..undlt 1 2 The directors of the Vigra and ClClogan Gold Ls a sti om oortc .a sea•aaliisi .. .... _,........ - 4 51 - _ OIL De. Mc 6 _par el 146 IN M Da 64 par el est. VI 911 ••• - came into Mr. Troop ' s, and they asked to look at sonmAibert Sat 51 b ; mi . m. 0.,. 3 r., Est gib ; C.f.i. ; 4 yrs , Mines have declared another dividend of 11. per to -. IL Me Ifielltrerp.rip.M.Jkinds - - - chains of a particolsr pattern; and while the former witnemass al ad 11.11nmesrint Cansda tat Sib ; Princess Louisa, L yn, tat 121 b. All are Nee. share. We are informed that additional machinery to Ell N. 11 / pe. is panto a A 6 • g .. - 60 all ON, and ls lan 41 48 ••• turned round to get them Harris took up a box of watchesis being erected, for the purpose of increas ing the it nu in nt a .. p noh.6 Abu fa 1114 den • =NO. 8 6 ••• from the glass case and passed them behind him to Winchester, pro d uce of gold. Thi s temporarily interferes with gt. lso gdi nwrintw ei mn i t, nt se _ 0 eil Da, de. UM do - - ••• who was sitting . on • chair. Winchester took them and put • all Da. Is. 11 ans. do. 8 6 •-• them into Harris's pocket, and afterwards Winchester took THE GUILDHALL REFUSED BY THE LORD -, ID ad Da. do. Lod Ms - -• something else from the counter and put it into Harris's MAYOR FOR THE GARIBALDIAN DEMON- Bt. 1 00 Nan= • 11. Western IN 1011 the works, and accounts for the present falling off 10 on 002121 444 al& JIM a - 4 - 7 me _ in the returns. le. la ! Great Intern pocket. She told the former witness what the hadseen ;he STRATION- st, tin Do. A Nook. 424 Q 451 11 . 6 . . IN soon tea 101 - went after Harris and brought him back, Winchester re- --a-- BC IN Do. East Anglian 144 h .. 24 - go u ab. moo.- -- li r Ilt. all De. .... mainiu in the shop. Mr. Richardson, one of the honorary secretaries COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. B S„:"ll,,,strell , „,„„cd."."ai.- 1--en 1144 " In 4 - IL 1 1 1 De.,491.1ing,/gto se 100 -. Mr. Ribton addressed the jury, who returned a verdict of cd the City Ceribeidiee Committee, has rece i ve d th e f o l. ________,_ St. 100 Duch / Ares. wan mt. Int ant MI i Gallo. IMPERIAL AVERAGE& et. me Do.llf tillipeCispeldß 134 136 - Dtlefle. Two police officers spoke to both the prisoners being the lowing latter from the Lor d Ma y er ' St. HA Oa earathis west. Om, 104 le6 -• No. I ilk. I Donee. I Pei f lA. prime. I Salsa. associate of thieves, and that Harris had been formerly " Mmaiomhouse, London, EC., Oct 8. Aug. r. data arc i Hanna Pe ' st. Me ammo wain. ON ell IR od lld ui 44,42 e 8d 74 convicted. " Dear Mr. Etichardsoo,-I have carefully considered the ht 3 : la id t isi te ed Zs noises 80142, 0.4r 1 0: Id .4 lOC , DallmarVaLChmetti 64 66 -Cl u Tereial KS - - - Mr. Payne sentenced the prisoners to bo kept in penal question of • meeting at the Guildhall for the purpose of aym- - In _,___,,Tarklair 1 ! 1 21 iv 114.060 N. Do. 4 p.M.PreL =a - - -• servitude for three yeses, at the same time complimenting __~,. -20 - Makagai gi. 4.1.110, 55 1.5, 1:d West India.. lell 136 In ISO 01 63 - - Mrs. Keats for the very praiseworthy way in which she had P"'"' ee. .ei r with Garibaldi to thin the him " hie misfortune i tr - ;WM) St. Itit. Katharine IN th GI - nix weeks' A • - -- —-- - in aia ne acted, in giving such information as had the effect of bring. and lam confirmed in the opinion expressed to you in my Oct 4 5 . 5 1 ni gg u gg 925 1 1 lONA lit iSoutheaqina 100 - - - ing thy prisoners to justice, and he expressed the thanks of note on Monday, that the altered circumstancee render any - entocel at. Nolan lOO 9) 101 - the court to her , expression of sympathy altogether unnecessary, for gate Avenge .. id Jess 114 114 Ms hi 41s 3440. 41 •-ii - - SC IN imulem=lfeekr 99 100 991 4 &ON 20 Be. New _4 1 411 Par •••• Don.-Inemt, Darin, Oats, Rye, assns. sad raw, Is. i 6 NU LanAtradmirtilOshmen - - ..., he is now free free ' that which most have Douse Guns Sous Lan Wm.-Wheat, NM : Nano 64 UN De. a= inn, - - - COLONIAL 00VIRNILdllt 1111C17111TINK THE POLICE COURTS. pressed so heavily oe his mind, and which no doubt 28,824: oats, ONO; says Tao; heana. 4123: Peak 1 . 676 1 1 11 • 12011 .' to 1166 := 1•861.66 / n 361 in Ilel not= I Pd. I 09. prises. I Males. to an 81. - (THIS DAY.) acted on the generous feelings of the requisitionists. No DIAGRAM lINOIFINO TIE 11.00F0ATIONS IN THE ATINAOX ruts en. 103 wahmt ...._.... L . h) m i no i OP WILT 11011)0 TIM SIX walla NANIII.. .-... .... D. r.14.8. 1.. vatas tr o Ins ice lazi - other matter is set forth in the requisition, and thereforeCy 2.1 Do. New lf li pm pm - TO 13..... .. Do.6perst•Pals.lllN. 100 He 148 CL Prices. Aug. N. Sept. 0. Sept. 13 . ' Se p t. . i5ept. 27 . , . 4 . nc. 10, Da gu m & nee, gis no ICHKENWELL . no other matter could be properly introduced ; but it was id. ' 50 all M Cit. Wn. ( Ira) ... - -•- _ • ... •.. Da, 4 per st.Manillip. 100 100 108 - 9 • M .. Do. 11 pee se= rxmiervz NOBBIMY OF otrrra.rraciax.--nEarOna CHAS= avowed by some of the deputation yesterday that the MI 4- •• .. . • • • • • 15 all Mld lasi .. De.Conamt.ln. nen 160 97 99 - AGAINST • TIADISMAN. occupation of Rome would be discussed. Of this 16 10 .. • • 00 all Newnan, said Carlisle - ae .... .. el 0 8age0p.A.1273 PIO 110 111 1104 64 9 .. :: - 7.7 1 -•-•-• - 1 .. • • 10 9 Newry& Ann/64,44 .. - ••• dh - Frvierint Cornea. a antat-perclia dealer in an extensive the requisitionists knew nothing, and it seemsdo. UN IN Ul 113 - war of business in Gray's-ine-lane, was charged before Mr. an 4 .. ~ .. I .. —l , • • lo a y Newry,Wesreno. a Bea - - ... •••••• • • Ds. do 1941 10) 113 116 to roe that A would be unfair to them to sane- 61 4 .. .. -•••• St. NO Noetolli • ... -....- - - •• • • • • 1 dyncourt with receiving a large quantity of gutta.perchs, . St lee North Brit, .67 676 • -ad .. Nowariosor.aov.lp.al NO 1014 KO 108 - 1 the property of the Gutta-p Dompany, Wharf.road, iron such • proceeding. For these reasons I hope I LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. st. ma Do.sena.,P.lll:iia - iii. rti see - .... .. . Knells 0 v.6p. 0.1 190 101 102 .. D 0.6 p. e. MI to 140 101 102 - City-road, well knowing the same to have been steam may be excused from granting the use of the ha ll , while at (THIS DAY.) at. 100 North Devon NAL to - -•-• •••• .... .. De. 6 e. 1988 Mr. Wontoer, of Bucldersbury, attended for the prose- the same time concurring with you in hearty admiration of (at =rim Aen Muni smarm) TZLZOBAPIL) Ilk IN H. Netses-,Barnek_ _ - 911 in gli i as lai Do, 41.11.Z.Zure. 14 91 ow - as _ z .. . - Now oper out. 100 106 110 - cation; Mr. Lewis, of Ely.place, for the defence. Garibaldi'm noble and generous nature. Oriole one owe coinunnanner.) Bt. 100 Do. Leeds .... . IN 644 - sin .. Nova llootia 4p. is., 1876 100 Ic 6 107 - Mr. Wontner, in opening the case, stated that for some . I remain, yours sincerely, Wnr.rew Conirr." A firm market. Bales about six thousand bales. in. 100 Do. York ...... 814 861 - time past some of the servants of the company had been 81, 106 teeth London ..-... 104 1114 - ........ .... vi tiel a dov s9. ..ll...a. ,ts ßoutia no 100 I_oB I_lo _•-• pilfenng to a very large extent, and one of them, • • man of We understand theta general meeting of the requisitionista ___ __. ._ _ II V lallil). V • WIT /TINTO TS •VI • 10 11 Do. New Pa[ i Psi _ - .... - De. do. fp. a. Aprfl aO. 100 1074 1 4 ad 106 71 id AGAINST • TIADISMAN. FrVierifi Cornea, a g otta- pe rcha dealer in an extensive vav of business in Gray's-ine-lane, was charged before Mr. Idyncourt with receiving a large quantity of glitta.percht, the property of the Gotta-p Oompany, Wharf-road, eity.road, well knowing the same to have been stolen. Mr. Wontoer, of Bucldersbury, attended foe the prose. cation; Mr. Lewis, of Ely.place, for the defence. Mr. Wontner, in opening the cue, stated that for some time past some of the servants of the company had been pilfering to a very large extent, and one of them, a man of the name of Harris, who was committed from this court to the Middlesex seesiona, was found guilty, and sentenced to four years' penal servitude. In consequence of the discovery of the robberies the company examined all their servants, with a view of ascertaining the extent of the depredations. One of the men, named Rutherford, at once admitted that he had robbed them for the last eighteen months, I and had sold a large portion of the plunder to the prisoner at Bd. per lb., the real value king from Is. to a. Gd. per lb. Rutherford and a woman of the name of Pearson, a cap maker, with whom be had cohabited for the last eight years, stated that they had on several occasions sold gotta percha to the prisoner. The woman became alarmed at the extent of the robberies and advised Rutherford to discon• tactic his pilfering,. This he did for some time, on which the prisoner went to his lodgings and also waited for him as he was leaving work, and told him that be knew that he was still stealing the gutta-percha, and that if he (the witness) did not let him have some more, it would be the worse for him, as he knew when he worked. On one occasion be called at the witness's residence, and stated that he was to be careful and not bring any more gutta-percha for the pre sent, as there was a row at the factory. When the wit nesses went with the constable to the prisoner's residence, the prisoner said be did not know them, and had never seen them before in his life. We understand theta general meeting of the requisitionists is to be held ►t i o'clock this afternoon, at the Guildhall Coffeehouse, to outsider what ought to be done under the OARIBALDIRN RIOT AT BIRKENHEAD. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR continues very quiet, strong qualities of Jamaica have sold at fall prices, but Porto Rico went at moderate rates, brown, 365. ; low and middling yellow, 375. to 38e. ; good middling to good, 38s. 6d. toads. Refined is aloe very quiet. Corrns—The market continues firm, but quiet, large parcels will be offered in public sale next week. Cocoa has sold heavily at lower prices, Granada, 55.. 6d. to 58s. Bd. ; Trinidad gray, Ns. to 695. ; fair red, 65e. TrA.—The public sales are progressing without material change in prices. Rica.—About 7,000 bap new Rangoon sold at 101., and 2,700 bags white Bengal at 13e. Raw has sold at a alight decline ; fair small pearl, 18a. to 19s. tH,. 11 dt. 11 ( . 41 4 H Do. laeW Do. New Meth Stsrtardahlte icath&S.Wastoralaas lissitish OsaDal Scottish N. I. Aback's Scottish MMus' Skimslds* Odom Ds& Dm. loath Wails S. Yalta. a Elver Das 1111sc▪ ittoa Ditto a main US We 97f flf li 91 41 6 : 6 104 i.e 1 64 8 i Poi 66 4 44 101 11 118 IEO 14 68 49 103 106 6 .4 846 .... Hi IN ak••• SAM ATTACK ON A CHURCH. (From the Liverpool Mercury of to-day.) ~. r Last evening, the township of Birkenhead was the scene of • disgraceful disturbena, in which about three or four thousand Irishmen, composed chiefly of dock labourers, took part. Connected with the township there is a small association, called the Parliamentary Debating Society, which met last winter in Brooke street, in the institute attached to the Holy Trinity Church, of which the Rev. Dr. Bayles is the incumbent. During the last week placards were posted on the walls announcing that the society would meet last evening foe the first time this season in the institute, the subject to be discussed being " Sympathy with Garibaldi and Italy." A resolution on this subject, it is said, was to be submitted by the " member for Bristol." This announcement seems to have given um brag, to • portion of the Irish Roman catholic population of the place, and, following the example of their couotrymen in the metropolis, they determined that the Parliamentary Debating Society should not have au opportunity of express log sympathy with the great Italian patriot. The door of the institute in Brooke-street was opened at seven o'clock, at the same time that the usual weekly service was to commence in Holy Trinity Church. No sooner was the gas lighted in the schoolroom than a number of rough men, dressed in slops, stumbled in front of the building, and from their appearance it was evident that they were bent upon mischief. Only two or th ree " honourable members " of the society had arrived when • stone was thrown at one of the windows, smashing a pane of glass. Inspector Gregory, who appears to have antici pated a disturbance, now entered the institute. axoropanied three or four officers, and suggested! to the person in charge of the room that the lights should be extinguished. This suggestion was immediately acted upon, it being deemed impossible to bold a meeting under such threaten ing circumstances. The crowd of ruffians outside rapidly M ar and in a few minutes there were some thousands of people on the spot, many of whom were women and children. Although the lights in the institute were extin guished, stones and other missiles were thrown at the win dows, and whenever a smash of glass took place it was accompanied with " Three cheers for the Pope." Mr. Superintendent BiroM and nearly the whole police force of the township were promptly on the ground, but the efforts of forty or fifty officers to disperse the crowd were of no avail. Upon addressing the mob the superintendent wee hooted, and it required the greatest discretion on his part to prevent a collision between his men and the rioters —a collision in which the polies, from the paucity of their number, must certainly have been worsted. During the attack on the institute, the coogregatioo in the church in front were greatly alarmed, and the service had to be abruptly terminated. After the attack upon the institute, the mob, which had by this time vastly increased in numbers, adjourned to Prios•sueet, and Eagan to throw stone' at the windows of the sacred edifice. Tremendous cheers for the Pope followed the breaking of the glue. Whilst the Rev. Joseph Bayles (son of Dr. llaylee) and the curate of the church were speaking to Inspector Gregory, the latter was struck with a missile on the face, and a bcdy of police had to escort both gentlemen from the ground. Fortunately, the Rev. Father Bruadritt and the Rev. Father Golding (catholic priest') mule their appearance in Price-street about 8 o'clock. After remonstrating with the mob on the impropriety of their 000 duct, the reverend gentlemen suc ceeded in persuading the greater portion of them to disperse. The priests were lustily cheered, and were followed by the rioters to the north end. SPlCl6.—Jamities ginger had sold at 4s. to ss. &dean.° ; common to fair. 625.. to 100 a. Pepper at moderate prices. Pimento steady, at dd. to did. Faurr.—Currants are in moderate request, but for other descriptions there is • very steady demand.. 11 1 I Si. II eft. it 88 86 84 86 88 49 VI le i 11 18 $8 lin2wg i 10 146 . 160? Do. I .., it" °- sis COTTON.—There are free buyers at the late advaima, with but few sellers, 2,000 bags sold chiefly for arrival. Juts—The market is quiet, 500 bales sold. li IMP.— St. Petersburg clean, steady at 391. 10s. fitazrwraw.-600 begs told, r efraction 5i and 3, at 40s. 6d. to 41a. le Da. ...... NO Vale at N..& 100 Vlaiarla em. t Ptailleck all Won °animal wo W.Harilapootaarb.l.lll _ DOM DISle =I lii la 33 U 0 44 14 II 96 911 SAN WM NMI Mall MO /AMMO MASI .10111lelt 111/4i de• MI ROAN! Mr. D Eyncourt remanded the prisoner for • few days, but acceptel of responsible bail for his appearance. a. IM - - —The public sales of 1,000 bip went dr heavily, about half sold at about Id. to 2d...decline. Hon duras pasty silver, Is. 7d. to 2s. Id. ; small to Hine bold, 24. 7d. to 34. sd. ; black, 3s. to 3s. M. • Tined& silver, 2s. 7d. to 2s. &L ; black, 2s. 9d. to 3e. 341. Lat.WAYL e~ Maine prism I N dristolfisosor4p.c.6 , N Cakdoolan Quer. Bk ill Cork and Bandon 64p.0 ul Oasswall, 6 pse cos. in Osta.Poralsot AbICJIM. N Neat Glasgow 19. d. DO Mho., PartlaDsm.aan N 04.Eastarn,i.C.Itc.,5p. cent, No. 1 N Do. do. No. 1 N Do. do. 6 percent. prat N Do. Y. Anghtlu A, 6p. c. N Do. do. A, 7 percent N Do. X. Union, 4p. et ga* N Do. do. 6pr conL Oust N Do. Norf. p. 6.111.3846 N Do. 5) per ct. prof., 1647 N Do. 6p. et, Wavossey V. N Drag Northsro, 6p. os. N D0.60.r0d.a4100.4L95a N Do. te an& N D0.6p.e. w r0d.066 papas 101 01. N. Boot land. U 4 Prof I 61.Wosi(Boduatliants N Do. Moon. 4i p.m! N Do. redoes. 4p. coat 10 Do. Inodoara 4 p et . N Do.6w c 4. rodeo= Prot 141 Do. INren. Oust Stases )0 Do. Blria. Prof. Iltoo 10 Do. Cheat. Nun Stock Do.ChestorPt.l3t. rpa N Do. do. do. 6 p.o. N Iona& Yorksh. 6 p.c.,* Loarnsight..6p.o.Cloa. Bt No.l N D 0.6 p.c. Oa Na! N D0.6p.0. de. .... N D 0.61.8). do. Ne. 4 N D 0.6 9.a do. .... N Do. p.c.prLsh d 0... 10 Do.7p.o.ProLatook.. N D0.0p.0.d0.(R.1.N0.F., 10 Do i le i 111.(dtv. doL N Losi.OlathamandDova N LloW.Cov.&Ntut.6c. 11 1.1111, I.7p.olit.latoW N bondonderry and Kann, N Kan.lbot.t Ikue.llp. ot. 94 N 111 I!. 1 ft In ni 111 112 110 112 UT 120 TALLOW MARICET.—(THIB DAY). The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 465. 3d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. on the met, 475. 6d. ; Decem ber, 47.. 9d. ; Jemmy to Mar* 48e. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ . . . We have a shorter supply of beasts and favourable wea ther ; 000sequently, in some iostseices our Moods?' quota tions are exceeded, but on the average there is not much difference. The number of sheep is rather larger than on Thursday last; the demand is, how ever, good. and Monday's prices are readily ob tained and in some cases exceeded. Calves are selling the same se on Monday. Our foreign aupnly consists of 230 besets, 1,1:10 sheep, sod 95 olives. Mitch cows, SO. Per does of 810 e. a. O. ad. Per atone of tab. a. 41. s. d. Beat Boots, Heredds. 4 6 Beet Das& flt-bdsalt 0 0 0 0 Beet Bisort.horus 4 4 1 Beet Long-w 0015.... 6 2 6 4 oecood qiieL beasts 3 4 Do. do. Bborn .... 0 11 0 0 Calm Pigs Best Dint 11112elds 5 6 Lambs Beasts at neeettet, 1,150; Mop sad leinabs.4,62o Oelves,l99 P 16%. 130. 117 112 110 112 WA 106 107 IN 99 100 88 90 89 91 WI 103 71 77 10 172 102 106 107 IS 116 116 116 11l 186 160 116 116 Boa Award. Lobed— Letll.o6.(Llaa) Barer OdlisP C := o...m •• ••• Des llDaamado lad l Ilsy(lAai - Banana (WM Gan& OS. Northern ad& AaalralaT l M Uganda (Ua) Lama laslisalaa nf-.Asa(L) 1 pcm io=d p allverlaad Saida Barbara Gold X Salads Aral& pa allays del Boy Pa Babel dam warildne i ll Ma Tadaamialaras (Ida lei l i la% i 1 1 I A Cambrian Von. land, l.' 1 Div. G. Celt. a leztethll Dad Bost Motet (lUogno) Hot Camden 104164 Nast Oars Bros Wh.ltamoi (Twelatit ) T 1.16 6 di it. Ashy% 617 Gnat &math Tolosa lln G. Wh. Vor (Wankel 6O Grenvillo Herod e4root I% HY Hinplan Dowse ell told lady berths 1.18.e. =pirt 17 . 7 Meat) l .. Ilwyudy Ilea Ore a l North Doane N. Mom (Mo) N. Wh. Omen allow) UHL North Whirl Oroity Len% Woo. On. Nam') . Providence (U. Waal). AM. Bortaidge Coo. MIL 00. 1 °wham OIL Mori II S. Ws Bret (lllornu) I. W. Prunes (Mogen) War Wrey Put 111.9 Torsar ci gtA Lead Un.C • Vole el Towei r s, na ) ) 110.0 w d Beret ( ■lllO3Oll ( d) West Odes It SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mn.aw Haney and Piston report trade slow, with a downwind teadeney. 156 NO lil IS6 82 101 xd Do. Id Do. At par or* . Do.redeemable 0 IttlandCoa.ltp.olitoot , Do.Cotts. Br.ff Ldp.° Do. di p.ct. Prat. Stock L4.dlitchto 4 pc Norkdk dp. at. EL Sleek Nor* PAWNS para Ds. New Ona. 6 p. ct Po.tiordar Union pm It.rso—Cous.s c.Pr/ Ds. do. de Do. roods Pp et No. I Do. Yost. B. & &pure. North Staffordshire Scottish Cent. New Prat 800..N.L349 .st.PreLSt Do. 7 P r at Prot no* IL Davos Plied 46 p. a. Liao (Rood. A.. itt.ts; Do. 44 per esot Do. Axed 44 pr mot S. Do Wales got p. oast . 66 pee coat IL Yorks p. gio at IllortiDortbstoo6p.o tff Do. do. BlIpA ttl Do. do. 0 0 p.o. IS Wilma Ilkarny 6p.e. ' W.latd—Oa. lata PO Do. do. do. NI Do. 24 sop. f peR Prof. Ito.tto.pase. • pet. pref. Up to a late hour, Pricestreet, Watson-street, and other thoroughfares in the neighbourhood remained in a very dis turbed state, and the police kept patrolling the streets. It is to be regretted that none of the ringleaders were taken into custody. and it is to be feared that the police will not beside to identify any of them. It was impossible last night to farm an accurate idea of the quantity of glass demolished in the institute and the church ; but it was supposed that at least 300 panes bad been broken. The greatest alarm prevailed in the township during the disturbance ; and much indignation was expressed by the respectable inhabitants at the disgraoefnl conduct of the anti•Garibeldians. i et.,l( 3!•• SIR JOHN PARINI:MON ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS. At a dinner of the Worventershire Agricultural Society. last night, Sir John Pokington said—He thought the time was come when not England alone, but England in con junction with France, and possibly with Russia, ought to offer mediation in America, of course on the basis of separation, and on the clear under , standing that if mediation was not accepted, recognition must follow. He could not help ex pressing ca hope, after reading what was reported to have fallen from Mr. Gladstone at Newcastle, on the preceding evening, that Mr. Jefferson Davis bad created a nation in the Southern States of America. Those words as coming from the bps of a cabinet minister were words of grave sig nificance, and he did hope be was not too sanguine is drawing from that the inference that the present feeling of her Majesty's, government did not differ very widely from that feeling which he had taken the liberty of expressing. I ISLINGTON PHILHARMONIC HALL —This music • ball was crowded last night, it being the occasion of a public propentatine at a silver belt, manufactured by Mr. Hancock, of Bond-street, to each of the two youth; Carl said Frits, wh o t. nightly performs on the tying t re p an at t hi s establish me St. f 123 lib rii kDa _llO I i inn ISO 140 US 106 U 66 IN 111 sit IN 110 id 1 °ln Ed et 90 i i o f at. i te is i 44. 10 10} 14 tlii 101 103 101 101 Q 89 13 19 13 IA 88 84 48 46 118 128 110 164 WO 102 130 123 Si ! ei at. 1 111 St. 101 slt. ; 101 St. • 1 01 St. ILO 1011ZIGN i&WBVI. lb. 1 N. & Algerien all Arsirp • Bltterdos all Ardennes la Bahlo&Llt i leaa all &wean L in balers to OralatentalZ 111 'Cannon= XI Ilea all i~ ~... Pat& Umiak a all ll ad. Imam Masan al M g ass .. • 1 r. S. p. an :at Ou at ham an •01. Lazen a lleast. eL all Italia& all Jake iu•-"-- ado. ili Ng Tugboat .. 'Tree; &VII a. da_AJOIOa _ LILWAYS. Mating pi or. 73 73 •.- Pal , 21 :I s . a a I - 7 6 din 2 1 1 1 IS 9m iie 1.1 I ,Nemak sja talasL an; l 9 Os. a.M. nak InartWo of ae. ... 41 to 11 I Do. New awes II ilarweglan Trunk Prot 9 11 104temati'amyrnsAidln all Rail; Ldoos. and 47 811 ,Parie sad Ottawas an 1 ,." sad & /melee* all(Penaisbaeo). 7p. e lB Blaa DardPin • [RoyalDudek 811 [loyal awe& all I now par cad. all sad ammo an Da p‘t o c ... eist Pint 111 8 , 0 -84.1perot 11 1$ &Asia& VaaeOlva 9 10 16.1 Let Prrtuvgselipercal - all ;lowans et bolos -4 'Turin sad Savona all I;twa landauakpa an Da. ir amok Fre a e.t.a,. W. armee OPENING OF TEL NEW LAND REOIRTRY-OTFICE.— 0 11 Wednesday next the new office in Lincoln's-inn-fields ; for the registry of land under the new law (25 and 26 Vic., c. 53) will be opened. A pert of the late Insolvent Debtors Court has been converted into commodious ahem, and the officials" appointed by the Lord Chancellor will be in attend ance to transact bosioeiss. As th e act for the registration of lend is not compulsory bat mey "permissive." some time most elapse before its provisions are generally adopted- The rules and orders framed by Mr. Follett, Q.C.. tie registrar, and sanctioned by the Lord Chancellor, ware yes. t e m.y i s su e d by the Queen's printers. with a scale of fees to be charged. The fees are to be collected by stamps, and much will depend in the adoption of the act whether they are considered of • moderate character. According to the rules application for the registration of title is to be made in writing. and to contain iR " commie terms" • description of the property and the title proposed to be registered. Oa being left an appointment is to be made to attend the registrar to ascertain whether it es to he proceeded with, and what directions are to be made. For every warrant for attendance before the registrar a fee of 3e. is to be charged ; for filing every affidavit 2s. 6d.. sad for every oath administered 18.6 d.. and for every most before regis. tration a fee of one pound's to be charged ' • 10-- Ca Pa 10. I 101 16 pm et PK, id r-iil I Cr ti' T s I i I se If U U 1,1 01 p ela . l 7 f dm Idl. 1 3 It il ep. I Ma 14 mi. aniet m Wit Beller (asdru idverd ( WA. Kitty (lio. 141aiat) !best Ludeott. . Wary Aun,llesums.ll WI. Dvis-net ito.w. 11 6 7f 1.7.2. 2.10.2 -i. i 4 s' i Ii 13 .14 15 a sal _far Pa iik ill 12) 12 14 4} 12 14 i4l 11 d 1 Ili ie 7 7* I* +M $44 $l4 DiIIINTURZ STOMP. id - 14 JOINT STOCK BANI 110 I OIL I DellOVI. I 1.4 I 44. prism. i 004... MR 80.14,11440.0./401411V Iv o IN no 7 ► 14. el ilideir4p.o.lbs.ll46.l. - 01. ft 111.10440p.a1he.41117 100 01 104 - P. &MIA I. 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Mr. Gladstone. speech at Neweaege still excites considerable attention. Consols are now quoted 931 to 94 for money, and 94 to 1 for the account. The official basi ns= report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 94, 1, 931; ditto, for account, 941 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1,1, 1 ; New Three-and a-Half per Cents., 981, 99 ; New Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 761 ; Red Bea Telegraph, 211; India Five per Cent. dock, 1091, 109 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1883, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 30s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 215., 18s. prem. The foreign stock market is not active to-day. Turkish Consolidds are fiat, and have declined per cent., being now quoted 374 to /- The Loan of 1864 is quoted 86 to 88 ; that of 1858, 884 to 69 ; and the scrip of 1862, dia. to par, being rather lower. Mexican bonds are fist, and Venezuelan and Italian firm. Spanish Passive are steady. Russian Loan scrip Is quoted 11 to 11 prem.; Vene zuelan, 3to prem., being lees firm ; Portu guese, 21 to 2i prem. ; Peruvian, 14 to 1 die.; Egyptian Loan, first issue, 894 to 904 ; ditto, second issue, 5 to 6 prem. Trans actions are recorded as follows : Egyptian Seven per Cents., 901; Italian Five per Cents., 731, ; ditto for account, 73k, 4, i ; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 331, 4,1, • Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dolls Bonds, 83 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 481; Russian Five per Cents., for as count, 96 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 911; ditto Five per Conte., paid-up scrip, 94, 95 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 461 ; ditto Passive, 224, ; ditto ICertificates, 10, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 86, 851 ; ditto, 1868, 4381; ditto, for account, 69, 681; ditto 1862, scrip, 601. paid, 4 dia. ; ditto, paid-up scrip, 68, 674, 1 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 294, 1, 4. There were no gold operations of importance at the Bank yesterday. About 40,0001. has been taken for Spain. The steamer Oneida will convey to-Jay 30,3001. in gold and 7,560/. in silver to Brazil. The cotton market was firm yesterday, with salsa to the amount of 10,000 bales. The dealings in French shares have been for a long time utterly insignificant, Shares of very few of the French lines are now held in London, and hence the fluctuations on the French Bourse cane a merely nominal alteration in prices. It is asserted that the Credit Mobilier is at present greatly in fluencing the course of quotations in Paris ; and it may be remarked that the rise in the price of the shares in that company amounts to above 400 f. in the last month. Certificate of shares in the Bank of Queensland will be ready for delivery to the shareholders on and after the 28th inst. The usual ball-yearly dividend of Bs. 6d. per share on the shares of the Alliance British and Foreign Life and Fire Assurance Company will be paid on and after to-morrow. The share list of the Strand Hotel Company is announced to be closed on the 31st instant. The architect has called for tenders for clearing the site, and the building will be commenced early in the ensuing year. With reference to the silk market, the subjoined is from the monthly circular, dated yesterday, of 1 Messrs. Durant and Co. : We have had a month of considerable basilican in silk, although prices have shown themselves more than usually sensitive, and the amount of daily transactions proportion ably variable. In the early pert of the month all went well, and for many days we had gradually ineresitag homi ness, if not stiffening prices. Then same the telegram, on. the 19th ultimo, announcing large settlemeota. This cam ple.ey stopped ►sal operations, and induced buyers to look for decieedly reduced prices. This feeling, however, 110011 subsided, and business was gradually resumed, at first at a reduction of 6d. to Is. per lb. upon all classes of Tsatles, but in a few days at previous prior for all but " chop* silk,sed the daily purchases soon reached the amount of the doings previously to the telegram. All this was again more or I,s obeeked by the receipt an the 6th instant, of another telegram, announcing even larger settlements than the preceding. All now look with mare or lase anxiety for the letters—these will sot be delivered for several days; in the meantime business continues„ although with more evident motion. Taysum and Haim= or Yuan & kept their ground throughout better than Teals% and are still o: current rale. The deliveries are good, but the snivels were so large as to leave us with a considerable increase in the st,ok. Japan silk felt the full influence of the depressing news, and, although considerable parcels have been told, in fact almost all that have been landed, yet pnces of this silk have not rallied. Canton silk re mains completely unnoticed. In Bengal silk there bits been business doing io native silk to a moderate extent—Euro pean Matures no inquiry. Persian continues to attract at,- teution. The next periodical public sales are fixed to com meace co the 22nd inst. Mr. J. Killingsworth, who has long been con vected with the principal accountants of the city, announoes in a circular just issued that he has commenced business on his own account. With reference to the market for American securities, Mr. B. F. Etattarthwaite reports as fol lows, under date last evening : The market in London for Aiesriosn securities during the past seek has been steadily maintained, quot►tions being supported by sash succeeding telegram from New York, reporting higher prior. To-day the market ham becu quite excited, and bap purcbsires of Illinois and Brie Shares made, the former touching 44 discount, and the latter 341 ; even at these rates we are 2 dole. per share lower than the last New York rates, taking exchange into consideration. State and Railroad Bends are firmer, with few offering. Atlantic and Great Western Bonds have ad vanced 2 per east. WEDIMODAT STEIIIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 941 to for the 6th of November, opened this morning at the same quotation, and so closed. For money the last price was 94 to it. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 94; ditto, for account, (Nov. 6), 941, ; Th ree per Cent. Reduced, 921, ; New Three per Cents., 92i, ; India Stool, 228, 229 ; ditto Five lo r Cent. Stock, 109, I t. , 109 ; ditto for sooount , 1 ; ditto Four per °m Deben tures, 1863, 10 ri; ditto 1864 or 1866, 101 k, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 30s. prem. ; Five per Cent "enfa.ftd" rupee ipaper, 106 i, 1051 ; 'ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 112 f. The principal dealings in foreign stocks have been in Italian Five per Cents., in Meshan, and in Veuezuela Bonds, and scrip. London and South African, Metropolitan and Provincial, London Chartered of Australia, and London and Brazilian Bank shares improved to day, while English, Scottish, and Australian Char tered decline d. With respect to miscellaneous shares, South Australian Land, National Discount, and English and Australian Copper advanced. Ocean Marine Insurmoe shares were quoted to day 71 to 8 prem. ; Thames and Manny Marine, 2i to prem. ; Commercial Union Amirante, i t to I prem.; Universal Marine, 11 to 1} dia. ; Idon and Provincial Marine, dia. to par ; North British and Mercantile, 16; to 17 ; London and Middlesex Bank, par to prem. ; Bank of Queensland, 11 to Of din ; London and Colonial Bank. li to prem. ; London Cab and Convey ance Company, iso • prem. and Buenos Ayres Southern a to idle, At the last meeting of the Cork Town Council, a somewhat celebrated mosehes Mr. Sward Sashes. howled the fallowing mates ai sa :tuthe nub*, art fa spertioe of 'Aids affertlai ausesesseet Gies Notice thud la toter we will bags es apg=a he Kelestions Wane in The, as sal Privir shooU iambics thsk ova l = mad slimy's, to rvo the Minns •Gaiseal Tanta—Unman finniami." MARYLEBONE. A NEW DODGE—COURAGEOUS CO/DUCT or A SERVANT. George Srarnell, aged 19, who gave the address 16, Eliza beth-terrace, Liverpool-road, of no occupation, was charged with the following robbery of plate : Miriam Pitman, housekeeper to Dr. Joseph Skelding, de posed—About 8 o'clock this morning the prisoner came to the house, and said there was • lady at 26, Chapman-street, who wanted to see the doctor as she was very iIL 1 left the prisoner in the hall and went up to my mistress, and after telling her what prisoner had Paid my mistress said she did not know such • name or the place either, and directed me to go down and make further inquiry of him. As I came downstairs I looked over the balustrade and noticed the prisoner corning oat of the dining-room. I did not notice this to him when I came down. but walked straight to the street door, against wbich I placed my back, and asked him to tell me further about the lady who was ill, when he rid "What is the name here?" and on my telling him, he said, " I suppose! have come to the wrong place." I said , " Yes, I know you have, and what business had you in the ihning-rcom r lie said he had not been in there, and I said, Don't tell me that, but give up the _plate which you have taken off the dining-room table." He swore at me, and said he had not got any, upon which I tuned round nod, rang the surgery bell, in the hope that the cook would come to my assistance. Whilst I was so doing the prisoner threw down a bag he had with him, and seized me and tried to throw me down ; but as I scuffled with him he failed in his purpose, and threw me on one side and ran out the door and aloof; the square. 1 pursued, kee n ing within about six yards of him, calling thief; and as he got near St. Pancras Church be was captured and brought back to the house, and I went fora policeman, whom I saw take the plate from him. Mr. Mansfield —Was there anything in the bag? Witness— No, sir. Mr. Mansfield (to prisoner)—Haw you any question to ask the witness' Prisoner — Oh, no. It is no use are making any defence. The evidence is too conclusive. Henry Hall, 264 8, deposed to being fetched to take the prisoner, and on searching him all the silver plate which he Lad taken from the dining-room was taken from his pockets. There was also about a pound's worth of silver in Lis pocket. Mr. Mansfield remanded prisoner for a week, and ob served to the servant Pitman—You have acted with great courage and very great sense • and I hope that your master and mistress will reward you for saving their property in the way you did. FIRE IN THE EDSTON-ROAD.--(THIS.DAY.)—This morning, between the boars of 4 and 5 o'clock, a fire broke out in the premises of Mr. James Curtis, zinc manufacturer, at No. 298, in the Euatou-road. The back workshops on the basement were burned out, the back rooms on ground flour and contents destroyed, and the remainder of the pre mises and their contents seriously damaged. Mr. Curti, was insured in the Unity Fire-office, and the building was supposed to be insured in the Westanioster.offite. DlSTRMilifin ACCIDENT AT FlLEY.—Yesterday afternoon, this delightful watericg place was thrown into the greatest consternation by the dreadful death of Tom Henry Suggit (a flue youth of 15), the eldest son of Mr. T. Suggit, grocer. About balf.paat one he left home for the purpose of exploring the cliffs and rocks of Filey Bring. About four o'clozk, lie was t 1.1,11 leaving tho lirigg, going northward among the rocks, from which he would have to ascend a frequented, but very dangerous path up the steep and rugged cliff. It appears that he had ascended about 40 feet, and having placed his pails a little higher up, bed been taking another step, when, his foot slipping, he rolled from one ridge of rock to another, until he fell on to the rocks below. His death most have been instantaneous, for his right temple boars the mark of a violent COIKUSIiiOI). He was found about half an hour afterwards by Mr. Anton, who had been fishing. ATTEMPTED MURDEIt.—AbOUt 10 o'clock on Saturday night a most dialislicul and deliberate attempt at murder was made by a moo named Wilkinson, an ex member of the Hull police force, his intended victim being • young monied woman named Emma Barber. it appears that for some months past the unfortunate woman, whose husband is at sea, and whose return is shortly ex- I petted, bad been cobsbiting with Wilkinson. A week or . two ago, however, a <purel having arisen between them, she determined to leave him. On Saturday evening he found out her whereabouts', and went to the house with a view of inducing her to live with him. She most positively Mimi, when he drew forth • large clasp knife and threstened to "do ^ for her. A lodger, how ever, interfered, and he put the knife in his pocket. During this altercation the woman made her esame. The villain, however, met her about half an hour after wards, sad renewed bin request for her again to live with bim. Fearing that he meant to do her an injury, she consented to do so, when he planed one of his arms round her as if in reconciliation, and with the other in flicted • severe wound in the beck. Such was the force of the blow that the point of the knife wee broken by coming in contact with the backbone. He then raised his hand to deal a sealed blow, when the unfortunate woman put up her hand to ward it off. The knife however, penetrated the left side j us t a b ove t h e h eart, inflicting • wound of about two inches. Surgical aid was at once procured, and the poor women conveyed home. The prisoner was apprehended a few minutes afterwards, brought up at the Hull police court on Monday, and formally remanded for eight days, as the prosecutrix was in • very precarious condition. CRTErAL PALACE. -- ONE SHILLING DAT.— WEDNESDAY, OCTINIMI A.—Admissions ea payment. 5,908: ditto by amens tickets. I,M ; total, 7,131. The great fountaies will he displayed this day (Thursday), at three o'clock. oil PROFINCIIAL BEM MARKETS. LlYffirroon, our. 9.—Sales today : Great Western, 67—lam enable° and Yorkshire, 109 81 9 81—London and North Western, int 21—South Eastern. 931—Antwcrp and Rotterdam. 7 9.10 Buffalo and lake Huron. 61--(treat Western of Canada, 126 9.16 I—Ditto New awls, 77d—Alliance Bank, 61 p —Royal Bank, SOL shares, 101—Coplapo Mining Company, 81 d. Oer. B.—Market quiet, with but little change prices. Brest Ship. W.—Great Western of Cana 123--Great Western, 671-111inors Central, 404 61 d Ditto paid up, 61%! —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1031 9 I—London and North Western, 93—Manehester, Sheffield, and tineranstOre. New fire per Ce-t. Peel , 1 d—New York and Ens. Mit—North British, 671 —South Eastern. 109—North British New Fire per Cent., sa, p Laresahlre Insure. ce 9-16 p. BIIOIINOIIIX. OCT. 4.-70 i sale. were:—Wolverhampton and Stufordehire Rants, O} Severn Valley Railway shares lef— (nonce:ter Wanton shares. 11 p—Xibiland Wagon Five per Cent. bonds, ICO. 1 anesAire and Yorkshire hallway stock offered at US—London and North Western, 03—Shiewsbary and Hereford, 106—W, et Indiana, Oxford, 2nd Fret, 123 i. Market quiet. Local stocks tears.. THE ALLEGED SEDUCTION AND CONSEQUENT SUI CIDE OF A MARRIED WOMAN.—(II4OI36BT TRW Dar.)—This morning Mr. IL Raffles Waltbew, the deputy comae, for Fast Middlesex, resumed, at the Gossett Arms Tavern, Gossett-street, Hackney-mad, the inquiry respecting the death of Mrs. Amelia Castle, who committed suicide under very painful circumstances. The jury returned the following special verdict. " That the deceased Amelia Castle took her own life while of unsound mind, and that the said Amelia Castle was induced to de stroy her life in consequence of the improper connexion subsisting between her and Henry Haldane, and the ill treatment she received from him." DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT MURDER AT LEEDS. Mr. Mellon, a mechanic, living at Holbeck, Leeds, who has recently invented a cosimutting rnachiee, left home yesterday morning about half-past four o'clock to go to his ordinary employment at the Kirkstall Forge. As he left his own door he saw three men in the street, and, as he upczted that they meant mischief. he endeavoured to a av e nid them. With this object, after passing along the Globe-mai, he struck on to the canal bank, near the Welling ton lock of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. but be soon tsw that his feint had hero anticipated ; for one of the men wee then in front and two behind him. He was knrcked down at once, and one of the miscreants then a rope round his neck and attempted to strangle Wir d Mallon, however, placed his hand between the eord and his neck, and thrust his other hand into his front assailant's eve. The scoundrel screamed out. " Ob, my eye," and left hold of Mallon ; but the two other ruffians seized him, and pitched him into the lock. Mellon Nn some nine feet hnfure reaching the water. He recoiled" swimming about in the canal for some ten minutes, and then reaching the lock gate, by which be regained terra firma, but be wan so exhausted that he was obliged to Id down on the bank, and here be was found by a workman, and conveyed home. The outrage can only be attributed to the spite of the miners 'shout his invention, for he bee repeatedly been threatened by lettere of late ; told to insure his life, for that his enemies were determined to send him to _ _ . • FRESH BEEP FORTY YEARS OLD. —The NOUre/liife of Hamburg says :—" At a banquet just given at Trainee, in Norway, a dish of fresh beef was 'erred which had been found het summer in some tin came buried at Spitzbergen. According to indisputable indications these cases were placed there by the puny expedition in 1826. The meat wa. Perfectly fresh, and bad not contracted any bad smell." • TEE OftwELL Seem STssiout.—The English steamer Orwell. which was ran away wall from Genoa by some Italian volunteers in 1860, and retaken by an English man-of•wer. hag ever since been at Malta, pending the ra suit of a litigation in respect of the circumstance of her seizure. She bag recently been fitted, and repaired. As agent of the Paths of Tripoli has since been sent to Malta to ch.rtar her for a few mouths to convey his highness to Benghazi and otbei ports of the regency to enforce the col lection of taxes which have been for a long time past opa -1 siderably in arrear.