The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13 , 1858 . DUEL' • DUEL. THE POLICE COURTS. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE: SHARE LISTS.-7HIS DAY. BRIT= POIIIIIIIMIONA MONEY MAR. the Nur York I (THIS DAY.) ~._.--_ --,---. lk I rd. I lialwA lL I aWrialmgargri Merle -- duel which took ' NEWMARKET MEETING. Two oPOLO43Ir. Is .1. ...sow sN. w - Wand ..„ ---- et, Is the Bay of In the railway share market to-day business is 15 ea ud. Irma et harm zil too, Clerk of the MANSION-HOUSE. ----- 9 DealistOar.la.*le.e. ter The funds opened t e Norwood, and Dem: Meek, I touter st the arse of Princes-street, TO 11111 soma OP TIT NIPII4II. very limited. Ureat Western stock continues in at 4 t en . aeld. Oath' A -6. Mr /8 0 demand, and has risen to $8 to i Lancashire and " 11 D °. °G. ■ II ntr tar closing quotations, bat earnesto county. toes charged kr about the mirth thee with drunkenness, "id Ette,-Thele is HUN else to be dam in 00M1011011 with the ' ' l'l 1 1 11 • 1141 .• lak• Hem ro H 1 t the occasion. mmealtime the police. g doon d o nd d io , moon, sow skid the rot ceewowitch is Yorkshire and Midland stocks are also firmer, whilst i v 41 no. a ... luariaa u 1N lli Prices now present a Tee eland, about rive Caledonian North British, Berwick, and York and Baron • J. &alma, countable 428, mid that ll• 7 0 Wasday foWIDI e. a .111/. other markets business i The principals, 1 the d o odad i n B it ak yo n n yy eery hu l k, sa d m i ni ° b oom ablaut, EMI Ph& atnatits will In named to the Cambridge- North Midl an d exhibit heavinees. Present quotations moves** ...k.s. e : Consols for the 10t amber of Diens, I He refused to go sway, and am soon es Menem sh i n ebb., ix MA* el• Clut*Mlek feilitille has Dro• tea 10u D nil are as follows :- London and North Western stock , to me D ar eN. w.:-. ik es afternoon. Until Vhurof him be en d, hi nt . molest blow co th e sheet dyad • better hymn* ROM SNOW NA Liatan lot than the • • • lo no. calearai_ ._ marked 98i, and are no , - .. Via refreals lilt to 921 • Midland, 981 to 99; Lancashire and Mr. Goodman (chid chiral-The primer hoe beet here throe plead by the judge. It won almost impossible to ' m I'. 00 0• Tows ass DoaEsetp -• '•' ••• money the present 111=1 !nova Yorkshire, 981 to 97 • London and South Western, so teas 0me..1 oet• (tarsi* .. - - twin oT. tor the Wt throe lows ow &alas of drunken- imagine • more exciting race, ea • greater triumph in hendi- ' The government broke ie of the weapon. nest. Re is • well-metheeted aim whin sober. 96 to i ; Great Northern, 26 to f per share ; and al I °I , "..=-51-iii- ............ It 1 1 ml 9BB me were present, capping, than it affordeml for we were within= as of having The lad Mayor-I fiad on roforenee to my Index that ' - Eastern Counties, 123 to to 14. 14 IN bdlen ..- ~....- 1071 IS 1071 / purchase of New Th ce were sveogut the primer has ban esetanced by me ea two ocassiona tins a menace of is* year's phenommon-a deed heat East Indian Railway stook is more offered. The C 1: p i t rww• ••••-••• if 11 as Three per Cents. I wee) loaded, the yew to twatease Os's' hapriamment. with three-Rocket only spoiling mat •• result by Lo - - „„„, te d 41 t o 6 let. WI Do. ha a. la es - - r thirty feet . the Prisoner-Pot trwl •••0 00, •• 111 ff committed am messalt. • toad, hod, %sake to the las riding el • most promising ..t bard°-Vellatian old share. ar° '--- ea au a Mink l7 18 171 in at 971, ex dii .. 111 40 A friend of ma drink yesterday morning, mu it w ho, " who should be wow the vialisr. as F......, and the new shares 3to 31 prem. In other en. la dead et Canto., at 971 to g on the ground didn't !now what I resedoing. the nee, gar the iirdlini immir we vie horn gm hemforeign as well as colonial railway shares, the trans- mo w ' n o E l ' I 88 1 5 . ..... ... li t 4 1 : chi 751 1 h pistols by their Two-and-a-Half per The Lord Mayor-1 most protect the police in the aeon- till the proper me Primer wee very ow paling me actions have been upon a scanty scale. se re Ores - 1 111 DI Punanass then the i Pal 11 ties of the* duty. You moat go to prison for twenty-one through, while the Ands were earn, as seer with the : : t ••••••-"”"'" Bank Stock, at 22 p Cali, who wit- ORDINARY ORLIN AND STOOK& PS 21 1 data Brewer, and Ira at bast .Lim the beam of having se- *l. NAN 7 o . ; 7 l .P:eit Pa em Four per Cent. Debei oust of it, which p ast el Jay, a hawker of poultry, was chard with steeling looted the twe gmemeame at ths law Kamm mane with wii. i e ,,, 1 howwom 1 , c6=Letis ; Its; leen, 1 , 1 ad 01 6 :0444. Owedindliaria. IX IL 18i 1 their ov= e g oo" worth 4.. 6d., from the shop of M. Howard, the such a rattle Irian NM that be left of almost sa good • fa- 1 Ems. m-----.4rts 9 la M De. ble w il t see. au el lea 99f ; the Debenturei • causes seam ealeanan in Leadenhalbmarket. vomits as the Amritsar mars; hot ray doubts as to stay- , e 11 ,1„, 1 1 asthelail e ,_ „,. e .„,„,,5a11-/,,°. It 4 ~. WI Da. 4 .. de. 41 NI at 99i ; ditto, scrip, sae of his eha- " TN owe was clearly proved by W. H. Liverstone, a youth ing qualities were wit voneelbee, is after showing la front r i ,47,11' u, --- " -- •=1„., ), - ;',7, 47 IP IN all D 0.5545 15 eacithit one to ill the ogees of the prosecutor. to the Beebe, be was oblepii le out it, as was also inlol lietiot iter.....__ 11 01 al at 140. to 15a. prem. ; pants M • Ths prisoner admitted bit fault. the Zooms, who node the pace so geod up to I! a i 5 fipir mt.. ~... -34 e. prem. ; ditto, Jane sro the watt • Rama, the cosstitha, said he knew the prisoner Si a he- that point that be ben been installed premier for a . ffi VZ 4%14 et 161 U li al 4110../1111..... 4 6 The for 'maw at OA market. He was a cripple. the Cembridgeshire, &hough only meeting Rocket on 31b 9a, la Mailif is olamel :: U 10 1 I . '`• Aran .... - 1 I ten s D 11 mend; and Exchequer he labor • bock. Prissmar-I did it through sheer &Mem. My wife and better term., while be saga Prima on 141 b, • sad the 10 sll a by Wins were starving. BrerrOr on 611: some arms. Prioress showed such • lack of In the foreign stock imenl, leek "WI Do •1••• NI. rant 4. 4.. *u . stc-w 'LAZA' I ii 411 4 a de ne 5 313 511 . 1 IF* • well-conducted woman, who RN speed for the tall sin, that I am not agasishad at her is aEtto ms ate a' • - - •s. sal"' wee cob- m .. series of the Turkish ••• 111106 •M wlthErt•tr_liel , Ped DUO the hos, sad, In answer biv at suoli a law figure; bet Road sheald sway be as : a Pe^etabeed. J a 71 8 *ll i 1 cm ot is frame dhi se the Lord Mayor, saki her husband bed been unable to afavourites" soy**. I shall der tato the secs , • ise Jostles -.- It a ti. coo - - : 11 . k dr Prul i jWtt; . :::::....::: 1 !mien P6l f prem., whilst that Sehmasea te ile se g Ilse week kr years, on seemat of • damsel base in his right , more fally ea Momilay amt. Those who followed 111. acre sew mains firm at 1 f ta ries e ze s e l a d s: a& my Lo a d CHIAN we NW giatT at anther the w ft 101 0 we 214114 3 U s s. CA= A - 4 41t 48 IS 6 Delanknetithasaa as The Lied Mayer matenced the prisms, to one wash's Cam* pea air Brims' sariedolakough ca - - -- - go t TreedM.Useled.derio- ter Ina Cents. of 1864 are bet wise lapis/ ea ingsbanneset. the apot ;en fir, only rspramaterhe, ea ties alb about es. r.. tr B3 N Turkish Guaranteed I Ara theillasass TORUS, 011LIIMT10116. r is tliehr patois GUILDHALL the lot, was Masa, who_ W bodied a gallop since War- t .....eici; 1 ri i with, sad she amid mem* mar one here. - -- Wean. sti. I Pd. 1 Itanwen. arcs peon I 055 renewed demand. le lee nee. NIADL.IIIOII Tded•TIOIMD. Z. Ci as au Aetweihnoeiheyerth - -- Sales are reoorded as veer etch mm- direness, one of the boodles of Netsgatemsakst, Iris saw Os Thank, Om is asst mmak mein* for speculation te aill Ilawined - W beam of rheas .• ... Is the list, an Ram Boehm vOl rectathe forfeit from Aubin, 114. rem 4 ..si i r . : In 1 , 1 1 al :sn De. dew 8 4.. Cents., 861 (exch. 10%; mesa bid Inn, mama for asses=hotcher awed Sprat, and intarlerig ma d Q um mow. Lake a mm, m brat H am , h l im et all O. aia e . mat, what els with hint a kis ILSU 130 5 ell D a B un teen - ... 4- Cents., 10% ex My. ; B sise woraterseat for the 160 men T.Y.C. • the Drift Stalimm udi rbr 4 2-yr- qlC w asi lrisra.i 103 106 111. r. Beard sippeered for the empiebest, use said he wen a id," a u h a m spi A m kg. a b ma a a . cer t a i n t y ~ f or e. , Wan ft .. iiiii. liil 1a kii i 8 461 8. 1 non a el 171; Dutch Two -ail a des* her. so ea Do. bg riso be tne z ,..... It me am el his cha- = 55 71 . s° l 7llbs h e re r4 meest w 51" . 1 4 1.4 """ w ee e t u w a tedeee it 111. bi 1 1"... „r ig s* Maynnais 'la This haves me with the 300 mom. match •• a Awe/ is melee startled at each a saggest.cn, but royalism!' the idea with bearres Adidas and Peodess, perhaps the best 2.yr-old hts Titan ..... .- lli ais pm la is all 111im al the semoo, when it; MEI, recollecting how easily ow Tarn . me Ira la ew 2 . 4 V. treat.. II PIP . 4‘ tit if tificates, 100 ex div. ; mind. mans to Miligastion. Arises* b ee t Prelude at Nannessitst, the victories of Merry- lfw awl ir ; wi i i i irt Il l & lill a, am "' I torslio;s: 116 us Bonds, 156 ; ditto Pro pea mew se *I James Speak was then sworn, and mid--I am • betoker, ~.. Donsester I smog bmg declare for the Danebury oet. I ft_.pir.i.: 4i dl r e m s e. p• a N. - - ism sal at 123, Vflaitecresestrees, and have freqesated the mischas - "m a m a , " ' - - I mete ammo Ildis ... ... 24 al DO Po Ili U 1 Mexican Three per erallent= all eat aecasele I ere Pm. ' I wee c " Ih. "c°"°ll In 41.8.41111 18. beVaMi s tbe listtha. beet of7stobte lill an (w P ho mduce is n em ot w 4 h ut a s t ' e l be at wai l" ; tw uo Clirieg " gmme " 1 " ...11 h°w Irl4° " a ' ' lima ibis blab t h e \GUNN at 91b, and the Brother to Bird-on-the-W*oe Ibq les IL Moo 3Tsi 1711 1 a d la. 1_ eiri ser a ft -. Uf 12 4 all Leal wesea 6 arema . - - Granada Two-and-a-' mai a shwa 36.. miss up ' sad' giving w" posh sent told lB5 Is " 1 " . are Is best Wood Nymph. Murjiti, however, having besa IC MisMitsana IN so gI 1 N. 5 . X hancel igen 11l 11 800 211 ; Spoil Mitt ask whist on. I oneness:wed, and be then poiated roe cat le the Is ig die 6 dant II 07 NS NNW, 111 so easing hew the affair hawses him sad 'iml Mara T=.'im mma. mla pag i * *AL .11111**03.* 111 18 per Cents., for amnia he Ns polke, as thorsgh I was s person cd salaams slender. Lod 01 ,..„,... n en. may la sada, sad the Dohs of Rut- sig al 12, 111; Turkish Six p ii =ll NM. I boggier pushed on • little fur th er, and was earrild= mars ase ,7" d Fig ies ie s mmiminsw , ki , & a m g m ma t o 11. 1 Orm w ‘mmat e " alaaat" -- au feel Wing same- Venable...plea, with the view to purchase seam piss, meddle with. TM Prendwom - tillable Om 2-yr-olds, T.Y.C., N: Da fed . - -:: it 111 141 I OSLO/Mb 00111111111111111 T 11110171ISTIOL ditto for account (Octal Naar awl 50 the beadle CAWS op sans and rays me another posh sad Ins. I ea I 6/..10E6. I nil i 01 Mom II m Wad "-the sae- said I must am stead there. I near was so interfered with and b " " do Isi stak L as7 l7l. lo .. " o6.l • 4iwiste r da lr by inecd t° B . a p ubl ikth e runmin t..' g ...„„ wer In sequirlig before. II U •••• • • wen a w e 106 US if 1 prem, ex new ; ditto is albs/ iNsly The beadle &and th e chaise in tote, end said he had re- Insdali. din k noo rbo id aw dis e bin iard b am id' ili a Nou ) lemar_i th e !titer , when is .... .. peret.leseA•se. IN 111 115 11.5 1 55 t r =st u eer -• :: .... .. low dreneekt Bands 104 1101 1111 105 to 1051. Ng his enwanns 06 •wd * 0 area 7 ramekin* from . his tenants *the shops sad ag HOE. i ll i iII tlf . grAwalsOovrimstvb tra an Hi 1004 ........ :. Be. •p. 0., Jen., 1875 100 - - tool The Bank of Prussii • amply, mobil stalk of peewee ocegregatiag in may* hi the stow thamies tem- A j at is 3 that be was obliged to tweeter* wok gomips ta keep ILI= .... .. Da. 6s. n, Jay, lass! 101 1* Ind ..... .. 555 met tor . the Bank of Frankfort, sad the wed vas char, but he did as lay • band epos the roopieisewL (ST ILINTILIC TRANORAPII.) all I ink Deus. IN sad D. ..... - 1 all . Da. • e seinni• ono • tines was called cm either side whose evidence wee 145 191. gaatera-Serlook bur a *sr:7s of diametrically opponte tendenciia. NEWMARKET MEETING.- ( THIS DAY.) se ill Do WALL E:rio 1 41 is we .... .. as•Jetiv IN UO U$ spas* or• Aldermen Salomon" said he had great for imams Who I Do. esa. 1100 te. Tort 75 11 211 r BRITISH 14115111. gamy of the Germs attributed to the 1 Ing rusraid his la middle authority, being to authority and he maid WO nor* .re ...-.. - SWEEPSTAKES OF 60 SOTS., for 2 - -o lds. 1 41.68., Me. I elm I Mulls ' 5 PIL I Ca' tern , W. ' by the Bank of V was killed, but em rested by Mr. Beard. Pala Leaf walked over. el Mein •• W Jima :1 5 4 if dl. 111 CI . Allred Oa IPIONXI7 ULU, resumption of specie pi asess's shot bad The beadle declined to vollrise. OATLANDS PLATE. si c u lt r i mbran WC r, Wetrehrteimatome II er 3 making the bone. Alderman Saloons' said in this mot there was rely one Omelet .. .. .. .. 1 lei to , °nog. wan. alVer* . i. fil st di . 1,011 itch Dane swat thugs Europe silver is being a'. coat, *abed course open to him. He therefore flood the beadle AZ KINN • .. .. .. .. 2 01 , V Porenoodn -.. ...... -.. fTeettUde 1 *56 NI effect is even felt in thi R wren and band, costa with whit* the complainant soared 13 ran. alai a.n 1 Z l° ob lies ihrsioa ---- li; 15 ad 14 - Ibis Ben a biome. 38 93 I* • .... trine .. da la i t which daring the last satisfied 65140 DrotONN.ll.„lll7arNallatk 171 171 101 - ,Athei LLD 4 BEDFORD STAKES. ads hums, siteel- Ti.. defendant paid the money like • aartyr, and Idt the te. us imam* atoms -..-. • se as set a•• *Mal - WU. it Mahal N I upward tendency. Th Etas - at-A ram.. .. 1 Si. 110 tre Uaiso 4 l 48 ad at 1.1.• # • 1 - se ant Mr. For roan apparently costamted with hams( vindicated the• • • • tel promptly, sad importance of beadledorn. Rainbow .. .. .. .. 2 it ' a IlMinas. 3 3de 140 i Dews •em, which bed 2 ram IA IN r Brawn::":::.... T 6 TN To a mu - NNW Waal le en:game hods CLERK EN WELL. • it. tee Weis. ...... ..., 70 73 IMO - Tar Om tel. awe) II Ist 111 nearly 30 per cent. of t and is considered in nu st, ler he joked in arravrosn act. llot CT A JIAD.‘I%X. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. D.M. La g ic i : Li r.. --- " I I ni. .„. Paatellit Maw tirendronl e -.- Jot, be bad aidli. Ot , ,ty, &WI,. aged 29, ascribed on th e eharge-sheet a • Kestrel, 6 yens, Sat 716 : Lord Nelson, 4 yrs, fiat 716 ; h se as.. it 11 12.00 , - Ocip . os..iiii.bi ev A I object proposed, but a K kas woad Mr. bannsn, was placed at th e tar b-lbre Mr. Tyrwhin, chard Supple Jack, 3 yrs, 7st 41b; All's Lost, • yrs. 7st 41b; ..111 all ead Inonotee. SI X en an di -6. . 0140 11 409 11$ ad 41010 thli m m OM .. 6 Ma ..„,„, 1 31 4 consist of gold, where red, NW rest a with attempting to commit suicide, by taking poison, at the Schoolfellow, 3 yrs, 64 104 b; Maggie Lambs., 3 yrs, est 7 ,a, iir - _ 4, .. I. . , ,' ----,, WC 143 lati ocipostead by the Swan public-home, Littlo Orromd-erset, on the 9th inst., ha lth ; Bradley, 3 yrs, Set 71b. All are here. gt. lle Tele °nada . .. le N the holders of notes I ran aoconthanied the perish of St. George the Martyr . Waterton. sod linerier.. m - 5 ' 5 • • ,___ _. ' ' r it 4 6,410 10 . There is doubtless a cc SELECT STAKES . visit was panels- It appeared from the evidence, that the defendant was Wed °wand 4 ft 4,04 - , uresinsi 41 46 75 ma by used th e a mi g o oi „,, inti , to p,,,, K,„thiwg out ci d Eurydice and Sunbeam are harm The oars have paid I 1 W. 115 4 Lea.kOryttal i ... 4 .. 4 20.5 u _ 'Fr ' e't Mar Isit I I menus of the Gel ma nN, plain but 0 all Do. ♦ A f res. so ell 1 aw e . lowa. a bottle labelled " Poiatal" into a mug , and then to dash the keilit • 5 an jDv 8 1 rereLreirr 3 Lea - nee awes iiiiieeei le a w decrease in the b as sloes been eon- content*. She at once gave the alarm, and a sum= HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO-YR-OLDS. N tall I Westlatedell - --4., 4-. 810 ... W.Claradoo 5.( 11 &ar: 13 100 110 911 - WORawal • 81 NO 210 France. Moreover, a hat hie has was in imniediataly in attendance, and Lund the defendant laast half of A.B.M. sie .. i 6 1111 NO to be amputated. ander the den symptom arising tram taking claliesesi7. Layton, fist 71b ; Flitch , tees 71b ; Clans:the, Sot 41b ; Plll7llllllOl MAU& 4,0111 .. B e aune int.lo%leted 11 3 se the Continent rises i gestienara will Upou exami n ing th e mug oat of which the dshadaat bad Indideience. flet 4lb ; Chaucer, Set 31b; Broadbent:, Bst ; I.as .. 119. 2 a , 14. Wen L 7.1 0 8 the exchanges natal As balms* of his drank, the argues found it to cattalo • solution of ensile Fora, let IMb; Head Knowledge. let !lib ;f by Tedding- MO h. i bedtwan. I th oles odes t ads La .. Act the 45 47 51 4,51 Iby kis political acid. The raison sated that the defendant had been too. dam b4ladiator, 7st Illb ,• Hama. 7st 1011, ; Gonna, att. to ihnsol k Rae* 40. 045 01 *I 98 Tadaerneilinti: 41 14 27 111 ble to England. This - /$1 D 9 192 I. Targrusea is a drieking • gnat deal, and sported to be angering fres 7.0 71b ; Art 7st 71b ; Marmalade. 7st 41b; Syria, 7st 31b; 2 '. 1 411 2. ~.......0 2126. 2 : kial r . important operation 111 ULDOILLAUI2OI76. motet in his mode delirium tresses . Policsoonstabls Chown, 6E, than took O'Rysa, Ist ; earthed, lait ; Raley , Bet 101 b; Qaesn of pat la 13.771:14AM„T eg t 76 71i the Lombardo-Venetia dada. Johanna the men m the Catania College Hospital, when the sto- Soots, flat 10th. All are ham 6‘. la that Andlee. 11. 4 a a-. El 116 No. 18• n I Ossanten I Pd. 1 01. 545 &le% trees the day sitar mach pump was need, and the defendant had been detaiaed et. Ise Do. C, 7no 3 11$ 111. IN 9. C..antliegx.,6l6.a sal 4 IN D. • 10 Legto ilsowslss.. au 111 mains to be seen whet! haat with Mr. them up to yesterday. at is De. do. sin 111 114 weigh sufficiently with d Rees 114 field. pswhiSS birthed of th e 'arrow how much Pohow be RAISING 771 R GREA r WRSI MINS TER ix. I Be. 111E11.1 P. ONL 84.• 13 11 0 161 610 Li AlaWaliall =116. "1 0 89 1:. 1 ,:r el England to induce the rage and extreme - a the dehothat had taken ? BILL.-ITRIS RAI) M4461/11 U 1644. 4 Par U el I la L leameeks. 1 le/ .. -• ll 11 I with the tight. itstes-Aboat four poleonous doses. -or.- us e.teneerve_ 'ay.. . = = A 24411011 de - , ri...... B. TR:: I - -1: .... s _ _ ductiou of their rate of record where fur The defrodant, who Maud tits matter very lightly, add This morning, at daybreak, the machinery for Li . I: ...rm. 07.itrect., T O I rs ' ' i, • 14 dett.al2l4l4eiTeL• ell * GI is real ground for so - rec ord sad ~..- he ourchawd the poison for th e purpose of cleaning the tam 3 . le Da.11.7 p. ant II UN ad II U Mr. Tyrwhitt end the defendant might, if he raising the great bell of the Weetntinstor Palace clock was I : as fa rek se e.thsth 1 . 4 111 ) Mt Ire De. 44 per WEL 1,9 173 °ma. life worth • straw, to be much obliged to the serge= ids pat to • practical het for the flat time, and up to the de• IN * ft, i IL = tt& u 5 Hi In Jot 10 ObanaelfalendeTel(s al 10 lei such an extent as to o _ promote.. in attending. plenum of our report it watt wceirlog slowly but surely, a 0 semi. Wateullerkella...oo. - - ten . rat Osp.simotheassiss ail 04 II rARY The debmeiant (wi th great levity)-04, lam much obliged to biro. mid a confident expectation was held out that by st 141 ° Doe p. 414 MANN 10 5 lit. MO 11 114 11. 22 ta. !WAN Neat l6l U 17 3". t. 1 ° Vl4 l :e a t i." --- re g g Continent of a portion the movement of the a Mr. Tyrwhitt laid It was no•bing to laugh at, or to treat awa to - marrow th e "dew" saes will hays er RI ma i 1 4 =4 ;C . a . . aBB KM 0 ror.a•nor me .msnolaii as N in .0 light • moaner se the defendant did. He had bees gaiety remelted its final diallustios. The apparatus by which SIN mesas sod 64 to *lit ID Setae Steam en 11 Q originating in distrust 'ls) gi 15 frailty of attempting to murder himself, which was alaset am this tedious and Moult °partaken lobelia effected has already 1,199 MS De. dew 35 li 2../P4 contemplated restored( bed as murdering anybody e t, H e should orgies,. dela- bow expiwnod In OW 03111111114, an d II 14 unnecemary to enter a de. •& L W At ;; 1 70,80# e Imam& Art. 171144 l4 if 471 system-an event the meat of their re- seat for his own protectien to Gad one responsible wets in ne tarns. into • Nag ot its various p ert . The bell rests upon •• r se a. MOW saa mw is le 14.410. Is Own& Intionla.sll ell 4. 4. 10, , 16 newel Inas day l4 ... not fail to stimulate o the sum of 101 . to keep tb. pe o•-• for six calendar months, or 81, 'sky- Mr. James to be imprisoned un til he c•oild do so. cesdhe, which is lifted and guided up • kind of shaft by OM. sa t 84 ‘,.. --** 130 8 I:I 16,60 to Lean and As. Td la *MO le beware lilezent ~ 6 If Ude benefit commerce, and 1 Tau kith Curtin- The defendant was locked up in default, she anus, sad the movsemant of the chains la regulated by 1* togno. 1 Tseirdinee•:Vit . . 110 11.1 lie tonaNna.aeu• • - - 300,401 4 4,5.43en.0445440e. ea 8 - I6 y Cavalry-John BOUT HW ARK . a huge crab and dram , built In the belfry nett, and worked pa Na p• so. Gen ILO. ... ••• snow 10 I=E:. Tel 11.004 10 Td.lsa. S 7 Tj any immediate bat tam taunt, vice John ntarraßaNna IN rill aURRIT MIAMI. by hand power. The crab wth constructed to give : 1 4 4 L rh s.w. t.l l ff... 4B .. : .7 se.no es Nan too. s 1 Nen moo a Neldeleade_ ___ ,Lest . ell 1 11 In the discount ma ardiston gent., to Denneis Foley. a well-known thief, was brought before 1011 b . et power for every pound of force a.' et. he Las.w.t• Lanai& IN Ids SAS I D•soarraaaa ad A 1 y. promoted. Mr. Barchsm, charged with creating • distarbsimm in the plied to the handle. Each handle of the windlass is tamed t s iztelEttu. : = i s 9 tu ....g.i. s I , Il i icutenant George gall=ery of the Surrey Theatre , and araniting Paktum, the four mm , and it required ten revelations to wind up a. 100 l IS 5 119 ill eesfY a VW* et Oa g ...1 , John Ar th ur ronotable. and Mona Chrk end &trail Foley were charged by il 41 0 • ve. one foot of the lifting Chains, an d fifty revolutions to complete N. to per Mat MS. i l Do, -se ilien. - Fs :L. .i. mear l:T e da per ly Y a cel y an nt b . d us A iim in t th t e :• ll 73 sign, vita Crea,cb, with • attcmpting to reams him la 15 4 net OM* ..to-day. I`.. Until mu 1 that about balf-paat eight on the prrevions so entire round of the drum. Relays of mm work the & tte , • teds. a 113 161 8.45 0rea.5.905Ww.1• I - - Hide-Find Lien- *saint he heard • dirurbana on the right-hand ride d windhas, and the proms of lifting goss on, and will proceed 11 1. 15 *PM PoIr• MOO 191 105 1024 119,001 II Pee Inwleedalaut i ll le 111 Wet 15 Tea& It Orlendiere 5 40 The amount of gold 1 a, vtoe Bernhard, 81' 110 the gaffer, while the ParDtrolsoos wse gotta no. Wit- all to-day end to-night without interaiimion, until the bell is w a www•es: l'i4L 4 02 96 93 a NAMPO . 10 11 pla cm to ad as. a iiiiiiii: was 180,0001., ex the Nee 2 8001010 d then, sod run 1555 1 ' 06 7 masfP permanently placed. It will then have ban lifted =f5 01889714 119 HI I_l Pm ,York, making an ascent ton, gent., to be log a decent-looking young women and ho bawd is en s en el.m. 2 . es item E a rrar bes =I i tired& him call her very bed sames. He remonstratsd a Mama of 190 fea, and considering its immense weight se. let IMES tired so Di 1195 DAN 119 0451 1115 Or 4. a ll 4 the date of the last reti with him, but be persisted in his ~duct, causing • stoppega halm so less than 13 tons 10 cwt. 8 qrs. 16 114., it w3l 210,0:6 1 :wean Lee 1%526,4761. lAM, Orr. 12. it: 1111111; 1 jig ' lei a 1 to the performance. Witness was compelled to eject - him, Neu the greataat bell-lifting achievement that has ti ee. al .., i den tar Y Is l i tc: de. 1- - 14,100 st annisr= 5w i 76,000 1 i te i t= The Government 1 Commander D. aarl, in so doing, he was assaulted by him, and the other seep ban accomplished in this eoantry. So far, the is ti 4. web. iNo e fax 74.44% I Ps prisoner* attempted a 744C114. Polies-constable, 132 L, MON * * . I ... ~.. W kw, yea Mem% lasse.. . 111$ 11 .12 16,0001. New Three per ruts this morni n gadios • of the hoisting apparatus has delighted the one:aims al luS came into the theatre So his sanatatice, sad the prisoues log lnwee. NINA 120 121 send In. Pleads Dade ...-- 15 161 IN ex div. It is presumed Cabana, Tia. .- who have chine of it, though it is not quite so quick Ns at. 101 De. 15 anweeke .. - - led Hovel Welsh were conveyed to the nation-house. Mr. Smith. the treasurer of the theatre, witnessed the wee originally calculated. AU parties engaged In th e work It I: 11trewell'iMit7 ii In le De. ...... ---- 5 151 us continued. es) Regiment, 10 sfflenly conduct of the teal. prisoners, and informed Ms ere looking forward hopefully and anxiously to the no- el IN 1 11 1 - 0 111 4. xd LOCAL 81(11111 MARKEL Rumours of au api a J. 11. Taristem R 110 De. mesa 54.1sti. 1 111 ad Soothed Debt continue tent, Emagn W. worship Denim Foley canted coneiler.hl• excitement in the m tha m ma m m tm a n a t h e i r ' s h own in me Do& ammo 144.11 N. 11 74 xdi ad theatre. which was eery sorb esiawdarl oar. 12 Commander D. nits this morning Calcutta, — }rd Royal Welsh ors) Regiment, 10 in J. H. Tar Wax bent, Emma W. ben of ilia 73r4 toes of the Eitk ;u. twrtaarl) Hies ,Easi lessee) itia, 630 strong. la tike lielboaraa disembarked die :wk beerecks. Boob, the treasurer Tf the theatre, whitened the reitaly coodart of the mate prime/Ts, and informed Me Ironing Halo Foley caused cowiler excitement in the theatre, which, wee very mach cv ythic". la mower to the charge, the first primer 'toad a female called him a till, f. and bP called her • w—, when Peckham came and collared Win. Clark said be only interfered brewise his compani,n woe beteg roughly treated, and the female elated haring done snythies. Mr. Bwettam discharged her, sad eked the seta is. seek, sr fire days' imetiscoremt. Then we nothing In the appearance of Palace-yard to indicate the operations in program, nor were there any within the walls of the tower but the workmen. SAMBRE 411 D MEUSE RAILWAT.--(THIS DAT.) This afternoon the usual half-yearly meeting of the aeeo.ieeen of the above railway wa. held at the offices bou,d agar et ters, is the d reet, Mr. W. P. RICRAMDS, chairman of the of_dyeeisk. S=i l :649. I rt leg eii:lWr? • Near latDs. Ir ei l t a ti 7 . , e. 'LOMA. I* led wassefte I°ll=pm mit. "Nr...11 7 . ! rti. !MO Irma :s r . poi 14.41,1=PALivih. .. -wit....iF.1:1 T3SlllOllllt 190 1M 12 p 1 Is /4 41 1 1l 102 104 101 103 ered home from 78th Highleaders, K of European Indite revolt, to beverage has b. Cosoeli yesterday els sad porter fur sties Mr. F. Heaveentan, of 6, Rodney-plaoe, Islington, write* to to to mate t►at h• ie not rho person referred to to • trial at the Middlesex stsorions which wee reported in the 2rperAs of the sth. SUPPOSED Aeoucriox. —Two little girls, of the r•epectis* sges of 9 and 11 year*, daughters of Mr. John Rama, se otiose of the military more department of Wool wich Arsenal, and brother of the Queen • councillor of that non* wen abducted front their home on Sunday night last Nadu extraordinary circumventer.. Mr. Bacon and his family, who retired to met abut eleven o'olock, inhabit e emni-detached villa overtre,king the Plumsread-roed end the Korai Arsenal. bat which is otherwise somewhat isolated. On rising the following mieninc at elven Mrs. Bacon entered the girl.' room alj...ning her own, when she was alarmed to Bad that they wire absent. Inquiries were promptly met an foot, and a hoe and cry was raised through out the neigkboirhood by mesa of the polio,, bet up In Ism night no tolinge had been obtained of the lost &Odeon, nor has the storlitset information been ginned as to the cane. or TIMM. of their departure. It 1., however, recol lected that the youstest child remarked that she bad epokra to a vellow.fared girity woman in (run , of the house, dos it is preowned that the little creator., rosy, by some unser eonstable infatuation, have yielded to the pena•eiaee albs gipsy. and have ban indisoqi to accomeeny bar. Os the same day, at Plumsiaed, the wife of a labourer was robbed of bee child, • huts gill four years of age, is a aballarty air soommable manner.— Tiros. The — following le tharUnit of the last half-year's , workhig:of the railway rangreass the directors calling ths I attention of the proprieties to ' the improvement that has takes pica In the trails, aotwithateaffing the datum of trade our/Hoed by the masseger in his report, which I. mab joined. The est unite al the It.. during the pest six months, togetbie with is approximate non due from the sovernialat as attest of guarantee, amount to 17,7761. 16.. 3d., es egoism 11,626/ 6s. 2d. at the Near spoediug period of lost year ; sad. atter payment of the pre- IMMO charges. ••sellident ease roman to allow a pay meat et 2s. 641. a skims, carrying over 7401. 3.. 24. This payout the itheetors prepare to make on the 22nd Novem ber neat, at the perral madam to be held to Bel ch= ea the 27th °Maker a itaffichat number of shareholders be paimint, either peermeaffiy or by proxy, to °mutilate a legal auting. It is provided by the statutes of the company Mo. !.), that, to coastitete a runt NNUIN, " thirty share- I mprerathcp eas-Iftb of the original capital, meat t e k t unta . eitt.,Zaabl or by Proxy ;" default of • soced must be held after twisty-sae days' hiterval. In making the abareholders to furnish them with to enable them to hold the meets, is the 27th , the dirsotore have no personal tallest to terve ;ft le only to provost delay sad expense that they make the rt- Li-The line from Chimsv Illexiambonsy was camel K t :yds to traffic on the lot September, and will, when the organiestiou is completed, no doubt add to the products of the Santee and Kenos Railway. The Artesias lime from Reid to Charlton's was sho opened on the 10th September, sad tegotiatirms are now peediner for an interchange of traffic. Kr. !leeward and Kr, Willamem retire tram the direction smarting to the 'sainted', but are eligible and prt slat thentsolus for re-election. The repeat wee adopted, sad a dividend ef 2s. 6d. pea sham wee filidind. The retiring direetors wire to sleotsd, Ammo. art laturalans. • • I • • Da _ FERN E,0 4 . Ind at Shears's., abulary, collezted linos, and *Mted nesorandin• dhow led himself that are their harrecke, well that creole/. a iloits• o-isride the umoburovb cell trues to his boat, t him so seemly tat hardly& feature fed lato tho town of the Fountain .4 • &km of 100 cued oßker, Wan slett premium of Frooreded to de o of • number of one of the lockers pct the pewee of ▪ linysi Artillery thus corps, nailer orgtabed In aid of were ordered to forthwith to claim • m o ss forcible l'be bowed them meet ft wee cleared, m the chief conetabie sad two consr, 101.'8000os wee Iloe. the result of ✓e removal of the fere the aortas hare eg *tete of the forsitlastinee lest eg barrack.. and CaemianJar-in- • MO* ipA. rem tad earms. rd 11.1114grame ?M y er rem sr, ierwoulaa Trost Pstg. ~,,,,,,,, • ta l w a ssl=l6 • I Do. SiOille s Nil Ilassa„ „. ye anal Mhz ams. .mr.m. W. et wam. Wears of Asserts... Walerael Owtimertsad li 171 111 ssi MI 41 'AWAYIL IPI 11 if —• St ctus OF A BVTLER.—On Monday eteesiag, willuta Cbarasa, a batter is the aerobe of the Right Haw J committed suktd• wider peculiar wid tble troerius 6,cm:rations, at Kat:sage. A abort time dam a nee Lamed Johnescs was brought up before the otagleteele at tb. patios °Moe, charged with burglarious', eater tag the lowa of Mr. Hetrhell, wad steeling therefrom PM. toll browse lamps, is which oats the suicide Weaned the pert• se that of his rwster, and to a omens extent identified the primmer, in cmisequenm of some drop d Co'at oil appearier on his coat Awn. It er Pasta fast some sttirle. of plata had been mimed from Mr. Heacheirs house, sad Chapin.", wt. suspected of halting base the powers who had stolen it. Oa Mouday moralag tha wretched maw v found hint dead, with by throat eat literally (rote " ear to ear." 1 het the set war a prime& awed ear is clear hoer *ha fat. that a note wee totted near the body of the deceased..lthow:adgiug the Minced whisk b- was mispreed, Maths* that it INS ilia first awl lot alma, sad dined's( that whatever he polesord should be mat to hie relatien, who reside he The peoperty, or at least a portion of it, bee been toned, sad is Dow in custody of the oal-ers of police. It is said that the deemed woe • memo! temperate habits, sad bore • good *da ncer, as e permit INESTUATE ACTLII/I.—Ths foundation atone of an asylum for inebriates wee laid on the 28th alt., at Bing lounton, in the ware of New York. The citizens of that town have treated 260 awes of lend for it. Dr. Brescia, Bev. Drs. Bellows and Bethune, Hoe George W. Clinton and Allred B. Street, took port In the ceremonies, end the Bow. Idersid Everett delivered an eddresa. The idea ass anyhow br inelarkles b founded tu the fact that takeover now though a vie% eirewtholet• %momea a ultyaiftll diaries, sad seeds modlesl es wells newel treatment. This Institu tion, we Mem Is ea entire novelty. LEWES AND UCKFIELD RAILWAT.—The opening of dda 11.., the first sod of orbi^h was cut on the 6th of Damator leer, took plan on Monday, on which occasion the director% many of the shareholder., one between 500 mod 500 ether per9olll4 went from Levee to U. Wield by eprnal lain, the journey occupying about half-ao-hour. A dineer Is the event efterwarels took pleas, at which it. Chokers of the Board of Directors presided, *boot 130 gen tlemen being preoent. Some sp m late s peec hes were &JI MA and Ike company at a late hoar ii ia i 'I vi - 20 164 381 rho allied coat i remind auto- . 4,4 Imo trots Loa Oaratra bete tilt dr,beird is favour the wirsalharle r calod UM rat )rely fat The New lork Herald of the 2nd inst. states that the Lwds of the britteh Adniiraliy have ceateheard with w bowie in Quebor for 45.000,000 test of ship timber, ft whfrb 5.000.000 foot of lire melt are included, to be de bewod within two pentium nest Noveashee at her Mejaptre dockyards at Shansi', Woolwich, and Plimmith. f 10 $4l 3li per I ps ia St It X it * If a SI !I 14 • sl 4.• U 1/1 i i tii NI _ - lit it ea al e i fee au ill 6 FT I • • 1114 sr 44 N a a iIT t t IPi la S «l. Xd si. 11N. I XUswaill I , CI VIZ I ri I 11 1 1 8 . 1 *468 IS •il .. s ft. w. T 9 Is u 4. Irma d brads 18 9 liwm.batoa* 1a8.6a41. Pad V 4 14. *dd. 044961* -- pat IDX X 64 Do. II .... par loi all Boltak4 la M Hama. AL li 6 xi lei Do. zis us • 101 100 Bats* -.. .91;ifia ,1 4. kin, eulareal * um e is 1441 10u Daisy 140 I* Do. ad: ti r 9 la 211. WIWI&• _ .• * Oa X b. Oa* Tara aml Des494p -. .. 941 20 la* Owar.l O . 111m104111 - - -. 4 4 Owida-.. It I 6 ma 10 6 Ilmoneu Bail ........... I I* M. 14 lAwl ladWa ..- ....-.. 1371 104 1671 2 AlO us. nab,V. --- 4 4po 19, 9 Da Jabba •-• l l* all Ila all a* p, a. ppir * .. midag Il AMM. pa Sp.* 17 18 111 M. la Arad Toast at Ormala - IN 40 len In Da II pit* 84 16 756 1 199 * DLI. rau* * / . .i . :: Pl i Ifi ' l ' m i 8 17 6 Cri:::::: 7: ::: iXI 41 PO 21 I P.. i wet Pa Imn lAall OL Wara, Oadata 111/014a. 184 4 184 f 4 Ds air. .. 99. 100 a* Ds. Ala ' , w il t aparlia A t. 4a. 89 NI 41644 a* 194 la* e* par al Hea.pop.7l. i a* T ..... pow nil. an f jpar a 54.......... MP lb * mr. 6 g 1 ' ' Ifitftell..-- 1 I 6 61 16 13 I wa• * 11 . _c.w 'LAZA' I 14 4* 4 a dl. 19 Ss. I* , lf • • m i. .319 ~dc. _9 I _ 9 99 vs is - 996 . ,99,w. ..... ---- 1 pm an . Do Poilj 1.31 IS 6 Do.l.4.X.Flo aab ildii ma. l WI 10 1 141404.19•114.21ar1a. We PI MAMA 01ILIOATIOND. 05.1 AL I **award. 1 Oleic ortaa I *Yaw 40 al Ammo i la**. 9 parla - - p all Lawns al Pear aIL sa 41 Da Xis 5 .... ... If all &MI per ma n• •T_ 6 all 71. Imimiew 5 pie am Jo le so al Do. lam 64 UL........ SI ill IC all s 9.4. X XL .886 1pir X. - 2'" ii.t..`ger. el 111 . ......iii;;.:ll4 II a' Pa a SO a.l Da 1 , ... nt us II II hils spa Wore pea& .. .. Si al 115. Now I pot aisi. ... Uf 12 4 4 Layel *mai 6 mama. - - 38 all 4 Imam I prwa. lit 11 9 - all Thew 6 aamea. SS 57 71 U A W.e IL . aillimmall3 pa. Ili 13 Ltrimoot. Oct. 11.—Tha market amid may Ibm. aid etatt ase d steady through the day doelmEltdie Whir maim Me Melmta—mmth atteti.,e. morally blither. Mffirliosla in Oalodoettn. eit j7ql•Wr g rpO lu e . al l diamilr• I2A j--Eafa Ammtre. N oda% yertmut. NU—Lemke SS WI WIWI% r Minim:W.o4 I—Serth Bevarksmil—lhewiliN ere waned, 'Le t—Leeds Ittes. Mt t—Deerr, 1-14 IDmath M Coaarla.ll4 i. ould, 31 I die.—Ortmi Truk et Cards. N t—thari WNW= of Tin Lai COLLISION ON THE EASTERN COON RAILWAY.—The inquest as the body of Tilmarsh, the guard, who was killed in the °onion= as the Eastern Comi ties Railway, reported in our column on Mcaday, took pine yesterday at Six-mile Bottom, before C. Barlow, Req., sere ner. From the plaoid ifpearmoe of th e body it seemed questionable whether doomed was not asleep he the break Iran at the time the collision occurred. It appeared frost the minima which, however, was somewhat omnuMelory, that Wart. Wart. the driver of the goods train, was the wee , der Ililum. though sot absolutely drunk. The jury, after going at groat tenth into a ll the aboauseemons attaadisg the otter nom, returned a verdict of " Aecidental —Can ttatmoa AIPTIOLWOON,4I6 MD Dickerson, of whom life no hopes were at first eatertakesd., is stand to be better. His Warne ere a composed heaters of the right arm, broke ribs, sal disk/oaths el the tight hip. The inter was reduced this messing. and he is reported in pro ceeding favourably, though al scan is ommiderable danger. Re Is 4d years of ego, a widower, and has dve children. Poor Tittnarsh had only been married a month. Ria body has bass removed by his mistime for Mimosa ham A Lon BALLOONIST.—A Toronto paw lately °attained an account of a fearful occident to Mr. Thurston, as wronaut, who was carried off by his balloon after his deepest, end after the Makin and meting were removed, and the balloon had became inverted, he himself holding on to the uniellated rutin, and seated on a mlve-board. The Dot roil 11 , ibusio of Sept. 22 says, "All hops of ever lading poor Thundon slim is Monad oat, wed we con only bloom hbn as lost. Mr. Bansdator, kis oompenion, retuned this afternoon. and can bring only the waist tidings. The balloon he Identified, and mat the silk of which it was compered to this city het night, He himself remained to match for his friend. Today be comes back despairingly. Besides that the bottom valve on which Thurston sat le tort out from the silk of the ballma three-quartare tithe way around, Wadding un erringly that the well& of tha'ymbrtunate teen was too great for the strength of the sides, end that the sillt pw way, when he must hays dropped off. Ris oily seeking chums would be to cites to the smooth arderisi of which*. hellcat was made, and he could act hays scanned him& in that meaner. Whoa this mowed we ma oat, eadeotara bat that it must have been vied* as boor after ha static& trots highly probable. The balloon was sus foe mealy two hours with • glass, but it most be remembered that this grog tad), fall sixty feet high, was only the size of • maids had, what thus viable, and it would be utterly impossible to see the ill ' fated man if he had dropped off." EAST SUFFOLK RAILWAY COMPASIT.-011 Wed nesday last that chairmen and some other directors of the Eastern Counties Railway inspected the lies, stations, aid works of this company, wsreihag as an swiss frets Wood bridge, through Eimmundbas sad Relesworth to Lowestoft. At Rale, eorth and ilmmundhass, decutatime of the resi dent landowner*, ice., welted ea the directors, urging the immediate opening of the lime, which to now only delayed by a leniellp on the line of the Easter. Unica Company, near Ipswich. By this route the distaste to Lowestoft and Yar mouth will be redueed 37 mike, so that the pabße will be able, before the next season, to roach them watering places Is from throe mad a half to the.. sad time gaunter boors, i i MONEY KARIM-THIS DAY. Gas end Coke Companies :—Crystal Palace District, 101, 101 ; City of London, 100 ex dlv . ; 80 ex div.; ditto New, 301 ex div. ; ditto Continental, 601 ; London, 20; ditto, Parl iamen tary, 32; Ratcliffe, 161; United Gene ral, 18, 181, ex ; Weatinirister Chartered, 63 ex div. ; ditto, New, 12104 ex div.; ditto, Western A, 101. Wstaworka ot oo k a : —B er li n , 23 ; Rag London Four per Cent. Preference, 261 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Preference, 28; Grand Junction, 70 ; ditto, New, 36 ; Southwark and Vauxhall, 100; West Middlesex, 107,1066. Canal Shares —Birmingham, 924 ex div. ; Kennet and Avon, 6 ; Rochdale, 84 ; Regent's, ; Stafford and Wor cestera......6oo; Warwick sad Napton, 9. :—Waterloo, Old Annuities of 81., 30 ; ditto New of 11.7% . ; Vauxhall, 19. Darks :—East and West India, 126 124 ; London, 1031, 108 +10 1 1 081 ; Victoria, 101 l ; ditto, 18, 181. steamer Wye arrived at Marseilles from Malta this morning, with the light portion of the Australian mails, which will be delivered in London to-morrow morning. The Hiawatha has arrived from China with 633,1100 lbs. of tea. The duration of the new Australian mail contract of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company will be seven years. The annual circular of Messrs. W. Chillingworth and Son, the well-known wine merchants, refers in the following terms to the result of the vintage in Spain, Portugal, France, and Germany : We now beg to hand you our annual circular, and with pleasure have to inform yon that the present vintage in span and Portugal Is more malefactor, than was at first 4 , and will most probably produce fine rich wines, 117ZZ much below the average quantity. In France and Germany the produce will be large, and the quality good, but se all wines take some years before they can be need, the present vintage may probably prevent a farther advance in the prices of fine old wines ( in which we exclusively deal) the stocks both in this country and abroad being very deft cdent. Two °Tux= The fends opened this morning at yesterday's closing quotations, bat have since become firmer. Prices now present a recovery of per cent. In the other markets Winer is limited. Consols for the 10th of November were first marked 981, and are now quoted 981 " buyers." For money the present quotation is 981 to 1. The government broker has made another small purchase of New Three per Cent, stock. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 971, ex div. ; the New Three per Conte., at 971 to 1, ex div. ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 811 to 82 ; Bank Stock, at 220 to 221}; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, at 991; the Debentures of the second issue, at 991; ditto, scrip, at 99/ ; India Bonds, at 141. to las. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 345. peens.; ditto, June, at 295. prem., being in de mand; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, at 1001 to 1. _ _ In the foreign stock market the scrip of the first series of the Turkish Loan is flatter, at t to prem., whilst that of the second series re mains firm at 1 t to 21 prem. The Six per Cents. of 1864 are better at 911 to ex div. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. are in renewed demand. Mexican Bonds remain fiat. Sales are recorded as follows:—Austrian Five per Cants., 86} (exch. 10fi.) ; Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103, ex My. ; Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 171; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 661 (exchange 12f1.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Cer tificates, 100 ex div. ; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 151; ditto Provisional Land Warrants, 41; Mexican Three per Cents., 20} ex div, ; New Granada Two-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Active Bonds, 211 ; Spanish New Deferred Three TUESDAY EVINIXO. per Cents., for account, 301; ditto Passive Bonds, 12, Ili ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 941, ex div.; ditto for account (October 29), 94i, ex div.; ditto Six per Cents., 1858 (scrip of the first series), f to I pram, ex new ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 106 to 1061. The Bank of Prussia, following the example of the Bank of Frankfort, have raised their rate of dis count from 4to 5 per cent. The unexpected strin gency of the German markets is almost solely attributed to the arrangements entered into by the Bank of Vienna with a view to the resumption of specie payments. From all parts of Europe silver is being attracted to Vienna, and the effect ia even felt in the London market for silver, which daring the last day or two has assumed an upward tendency. The stock of specie and bullion now accumulated by the Austrian Bank represents nearly 30 per cent. of the aggregate note circulation, and is considered in many quarters sufficient for the object proposed, but a good deal of it is stated to consist of gold, whereas the demand on the part of the holders of notes may ron chiefly upon silver. There is doubtless a connexion between these move ments of the Getman markets and the reported decrease in the bullion in the Bank of Francs. Moreover, as the value of money on the Continent rises—even if only temporarily— the exchanges naturally become less favoura ble to England. This tendency is promoted by the important operation now in progress on account of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company. It re mains to be seen whether these considerations will weigh sufficiently with the Directors of the Bank of England to induce them to further postpone a re ductiou of their rate of discount. Meanwhile there is real ground for satisfaction in the feet that, although the exchanges may possibly be affected to such an extent as to occasion the diversion to the Continent of a portion of our future supplies of gold, the movement of the continental markets, instead of originating in distrust or anxiety, results from the contemplated restoration of the Austrian financial system—an event the accomplishment of which can. not fail to stimulate confidence in all quarters, to benefit commerce, and thus amply to compensate for any immediate bat temporary disturbance. In the discount market increased ease prevailed yesterday, and first-class bills were freely discounted at 21 per cent. At the Bank there was, consequently, scarcely any business. The dividends were payable to-day. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 180,0001., ex the Persia and Vigo, from New York, making an ascertained total of 380,0001. since the date of the last return, which stated the total at 19,528,4751. The Government broker made a purchase of 15,0001. New Three per Cents. Stock yesterday at 971 ez div. It is presumed that these operations will be continued. Rumors of an approaching conversion of the Spanish Debt continue to circulate. The Portuguese financial agent gives notice that, In compliance with instructions from his govern ment, there has been crested the further sum of 1,000,0001. in Portuguese Three per Cent. Bonds of 1867, in addition to the 613,0001. already announced, on account of the capital of 3,000,0001., authorised by the Cortes for railway purposes. On 'Change yesterd►y afternoon bills on the Conti nent were in demand, and in most cases, including Amsterdam, Paris, Frankfort, Vienna, and Ham burg, especially the last mentioned city, the quota tions were lees favourable. The current rates are shown below : The funds opened this morning with &nine* and remained steady during the greater part of the day. This was "settling-day" in Consols, and the satis factory arrangement of the monthly account tended to support prices. The supply of stock afloat is very moderate, as is indicated by the decline in the rate of " continuation," at the conclusion of the settlement, to 1-16 to } per cent. In the afternoon, however, heaviness was induced by the closing of the account of a large operator for the rise, coupled with a further decline on the Paris Bonne, and with the less favourable appearance of the Continental ex changes. Consols finally closed } per cent, lower than yesterday, with a flat appearance. The ten dency of the other markets at the close was likewise doll. Aniseeds's, three mouths, lun to 18 ; ditto, abort, 11.15 to 16; Rotterdam, three months, 11.18 to marks Antwerp, three months, 26.321 to 6; Hamburg, bums, wee mouths, 13.11 to t ; Perla. throe dr' tight, 26.10 to 171; ditto, three months, 25.35 to 40; nuittort es-ths-ltatue, three months, 1181 to 119; Petersburg. per rouble, those mouths, 33 to 1; Virus, ed tio., three mouth; 10.8 to 11; Trieste. do., three mouths, 10.9 to 12 ; Idadt4d, three maths, 491 to 1; Cadiz, three swathe, 49i to 1 ; Leghorn. three mouths, 29.86 to 90 ; Gatos, this. mouths 26.50 to 6 ; Navies, this. mouths, 41 to 1; Palermo, three mouths, 1221 to 1231; Messisa, three mouths., 122 i to 1231; Lisbon, 110 days, 52 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 62 3 I. At St. Petersburg the exchange on London hae experienced a fresh movement in our favour, the quotation announced by telegram this day being 341 to Id. Continued remittanoea of gold to this side are looked for. Consols, which closed yesterday at 98 13-16 to for the 10th Nov. opened this morning at the same quotation, but receded in the afternoon, and closed at 983 to 3. For money the last price was 983 to India Stock continues in demand. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 983, j, 3 ; ditto, for amount (10th Nov.), 983, I, ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 973, 3,3, 3, ; - New Three per Cents., 973, 3,3, ; Bank Stock, 220 ; India Stock, 224, 223 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, 993, 993 ditto of the second issue, 993; the scrip of the second issue, 993. The debentures of the first Indian loan were quoted this afternoon NI to and the scrip of the second loan 991 to The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 33e. to 38s. prem. ; the June Bills, 26e. to 295. pre n. ; and India Bonds, lls. to Ids. prem. Advice@ from Manchester mention the stopper of Mr. Henry Render, oil merchant, whose liabilities will probably prove very moderate. At a meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Westropp of Bromley, millers, held et the offices of Messrs. M'Leod and Stenning, solicitors, the balance-sheet presented by Messrs. Quilter, Ball, Jay, and Co., the accountants, stated the liabilities at 13,9031., and the assets at 8,222/. It was agreed to accept a com position of 7s. 6d. in the pound, being the amount of dividend shown. It is belie ved that this arrange ment will be carried out as soon as the general body of creditors have signified their consent to it. The new shares of the Lombardo-Venetian Rail way Company were issued yesterday. The distribu tion seems to have been made upon a very liberal scale, especially considering that sabscriptions from the public were not invited, onlya private list being The preference shares of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company have been placed upon the Stock Exchange official list, by order of the com mittee. _ Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other rola:el laneous shares, u given in the The foreign stock market was quiet. The scrip of the first series of the Turkish loan, after being purchased at 1 prem., closed at Ito # prem. The scrip of the second series was very strong, and was last quoted lt to 2 prem. The Six per Cents. of 1864 were first marked 041 ex div., bat had fallen at the close to 931 to 94}, showing a reduction of per cent. since yesterday . Mexican Bonds have declined to 201 to Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. continue in request. There were also more inquiries for Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds. MINES.-THIS DAY. Stock Exchange list of last evening Insurance Shares:—Atlaa. 171, 171; Eagle. 1 1 ; Guardian, 611; Indemnity Maine, 160; Imperial Life, 191; Law ths, 6.31 • ditto Fire 4; Legal and General Life, 4.1 ; theepool 'and London' Fire and Life. 91 Maria., 94; Maori; 174; Royal Exchange, 260; Rock Life, 81. Two o'CLoca. The mining market to-day is steady. There are enquiries for shares in Lady Bertha, Wheal Mary Ann, Wheal Margaret, St. Day United, East Basset, and Tincroft. The transactions officially reported in the Stock Exchange are limited to Wheal Mary Ann at 461 ; and Wheal Trelawney at 251. Foreign and colonial mining shares are nominally unaltered in price, and have met with scarcely any JOINT i Adis mg U. fts.l4mu Bonk fag s Soak of 1int..084. Wok &Lia Dna& I. Obert. ArNikurd Mos d.;.•.:.iw*: a. Los. Illask li Vrel Lambdas awl lamer Ji.:=7. r e. rl. We= De. Nee; 1 1 1 1 4Zok 011eioet [-At Oat Maims lost p rorate& ot Lama Seri Vero or Anima I De. ~ Vea* of ins —.. ' 13 11= 61 0 WNW COMMERCIAL AND HAREEM. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAT. There was no change this morning in the wheat trade in Mark-lone. The transactions were limited and prices un changed. Barley of fine quality sold readily. Other sorts difficult to quit. Oats were is good request and value well supported. Beans and peas firm. aIigIVALS INTO LoNROA.PI3.OI[ OCT. 11 TO OCT'. 13. Osts 1110 ".. raring AM. 10 110 *co*c smirk sack nme. 830 : MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. StGAIL—The market hoe been quiet to-day; good current rec ties me only in demand. Refined lumps, 625. 6d. to Corezz.—The publie tales are programing steadily. Tea.—The market is very firm but large public. ease an nounced for Friday prevent the trade from baying largely. Common Congo; 104 d. cash. SPICE! are Meady. COITON.—No salsa reported, but the article is firm. Rica continues dull. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Rrw.—Common leeward' proof sold at le. Innioo.—The quarterly sale ommaeneed to-day; the quantity uttered was 16,200 chests. 1,130 chests pared auction to.dar, of which 700 sold. The middling deeerip lions, suited for exportation, of Bengal, from 7s. 3d. to 7a. 9d. were the fall prioes to 3d. advanoe on the July sale; bat the good wets, ranging from Be. to 94., showed a discount from 2d. to 4d. on the previous sale. Ordinary and low qualities being scarce and in demand, sold from 3d. to 6,1. demos. Halvahs sold from 4d. to Bd. advance. SALTPETILE.—The market la firm. In other articles no material alterstion. Markets generally are quiet today. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market i; gsiat to day at tits atTnsieslqaoitaions Town tallow, 150 s. matt ash; Pstwoburg Y. C. on the spot, 605.; October to Docomber, 495. tid. ; ditto, sopatattdy, 49a. 9d. ; January to Match, 50s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattandan and Smith report that the ratirkrt con tinues active at improving prices for all good hsps ; choke Sussex and Weald', being scarce, are "inch nougat after, as well as choice Mid and East Lents sad FArnbriuk TIN feeling to more against the duty. which some think will not retch 240,0001. At Worcester Fair, yerentay, about 2,125 pocket" of Farnttams, and about 1.900 gook's" of country' were pitched ; but, as untsl on the den day, Ultle Inutintaa was transacted. CITY Costwiestow or Sureas.—Yesterday a carat, at which )dr. Deputy Christie presided, was held for the despatch of public bosh:ism The following I. an extract from the report of the medical officer of health:—" The Impeders returns relate to 143 houses that have bees in spected during the week, of which 46 were common lodging houses; and I beg to submit • Est of 25 plates that require the orders of the wart for their sanitary improver:neat in various particulars. I also submit a list at plans that require farther proceed** on account cf orders already lamed but not yet complied with. I append the mortality table for the week, end have to report that the number of deaths is about the average for this season of the yew,. The number ~f returns for the week Is 60 of which 13 arra deaths among children of less than 5 years of age, and 14 of persons of 60 rare of age and upwards. The chief canoes of death were as follows :—Phthisis, 8; measles and booortgli ; 4; Mesa, 3; hydrooephalue convulsinos .t•m, 4; and marl* fever, 2; bat there were no deaths frees diarrhoea." A good deal of routine boainass was transaatad, after which the cowl adjourned. FRENCH RAILWAYS.—The following are the last returns of the grime recetpte of the principal Preach railways from Sept. 21 to Sept. SI: florennr.—Prororrot 460 7firt. ; tondo 710.731 f.: MARI. 1.111).o07f. Wil "" 2,-11 / 4 ... 0 ... Want: rood., ritiorf.; use. Lwow% osi.t.w.—rs.wa ß ew. awe. - roods. eV. total. 0,51 9 04. B"4.B"".—Pmmorm. 431 .leff.roodo ;13 ; OW. Lrft.red. Prato to MIRCOMLBWIAL.—Posorogers. 371.7 4 7: aorta 0 . 0344.5.: betel. LWOW. tiortaars.—Pormortir. 211A14f. ; roods. :A : +Val, aft t'o3 Lion to Guars.—kouragetr,76.49o%; c00d5,44.0r2f. ; t 0101.119.142:.