The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-22 00:00:00

••••4 THE POLICE COURTS. gins DAT.) MANSION•IIOI.7BE. • FAIR or TOI.NO Timms. 1111114CLAS CIIAZOL tab; ;a1 Alm Brio, two inle t each about on. rear aid, were charged with 'twins( nine boxes of leases; 'shit 9d., brloriging to • poor widow woman, tamed Julm ticrlglita• who Mid that all hays a it'll in Railway place, Farb web-Welt, sad that wrest!, .1. had bees robbed, lee • wow is her poems to an enormous Intent. 806 mold sot tort bee bat without hartsg mentshms matched of hie 11214 sad ft w.o °ply with tha greaten difficulty she well wry ow her little bualoase, ovule to her numerous loom. tp• Thursday seising elm was called away from his slink Ilar • mworot, sod opus looking at her Mall i weedisisly moo. ward. rho mined also boxes of Now. At the woe setwat she saw the two pewee maks: nod the woer (hot es their ley weld wry than MA sow other Stile gide oho stasdlay clam by raid they had aloha tats haw. She haw sotbnsg torther abase this, bat do viols/ to tram her tatrineata ae witnesses. Tbo Lord Mayor —Tlnnchildren ore so new that haft Amid sot then of Wing tiler evidence is nob • cash nod nis. I Avoid %tam. Insist hardly like to and thus *tin two nth gull to prima Witneno—Pleo altenWt, your honour; but I bern blew robbed so shoo tin solon ornatting is dun 1 WWI hem to elnit sp_obsp an storm Tin Len Idayor-1 know We • von bard co n ; but, neer tblo, I ANA tbey rrlll ad nonl4 yon non. An for &le Enna bore P Two wares et moo preelatei theersres, who rid the risme* were thee daughters, Ned mesa their essreelea that their erten woo se Idereeses se bewhoes babbler sod ecraldiet ds se wish se toe peer aM wirier." The caw who bod the k thine, lerresro. add they woes, he their err two of the Weehionar Or Is es, Herter agssielly wre st seihriese rang rierere. They were Is the MU of tie girth. Me rai lway modes emir peters. of eel* hem, bet dry rem eeegileg. tad bad bees lobes to theorris se " e s em i lt Nom ft e d l kr ramibir pis*, briar error Mee tat potty rebbseiss ; sad Wok the, wen logglog their essikate sited a hale Ivey A, and weer am sod then west sr Is the to mere do pity get. The Lted Mayer diseherretlthe Menem, at sore dee retrovetlei dust he estald we plea Jar rethre w it the bet Is their Ore. 4 - 1 - e i: - .7.7„:1.7.17z., pew . = raopeet abb. app.arsate. ',Min *11...64.,..., yam etuuged b eendlittllllll Ga 1111111811110•11 MOM fry Ilfloisor • Its lb• Mr. Otero 11.11, • 'enthuse , bee Meese la the rsad, Domes, rod et aim rii I alyhe a trust et wie d Wm, wet pima Is give wider% wee deemed by dew mimes el mei, petwley IM. bk Med ley. NM weelsetag temmat es del Mk lee wadi the bbeeles pewee{ INS meseepied, be kb she. paw soft te mem* kr end ithestel ad " frir sir ley et hie mime. a1f.111114 d.. pi.. Med ditimis hew dr wt. Med dr dime wit dewed the plume, wbe 1111/ nem led hew the dimwits el it, a mom waft up die emt minds ewl stem dm ohs Mil awn Ma mit est of the Men Is =IL DIMINO, thew teem e immehel. sod.l, is die kCathere blend hip be et weed, MIMI se did es e ma's alidt. wit. an, Wier Owl amp had bum usesimed, peeled the sheep is Mow senk Is= t e m e the atria Set be led rertalaly tatty/ hew. Nether irammell ad hod Na the bre to ant Muesli. NI ha aglow rag plea. him the Immo harps lerhef made. iimik be tenteireily bei den. Ire wee aisedemen et tat warkfaby WI well haws bun sitar, but et ale inienee bid nee wen ie py • les. lac 11l the dowse et 7n, end eiewmed thet the peselemen mem hew beim let *0 plus awe ilas enk rac•••••14 breed me entiere. Perm' wee ached op in &bat of eb 7• MA RLIIOROI7OII4ITINIT. rimerni6 av Ida CaltictTral. Williairem Sew. was eta deuroylog pan ef_ more elog lie. Edampwin the ef Leer* Oress lbe himenk sad. In ehereiewietwZ thet bleb timalaas aurialsa amid e..Z eia bib salleybsi • lb. Man* *0 lbw dabbsebeabb Ibabberwrw, by playtag sa •kw Wm 41210% be lia•I•g beam pleyed by aNI r. lonia a rtlakaakba g swabs lb. Illarda'a base, sad ever Sae Nr. Netts bed boa amb jested to eon pier (the iiipplog ef eb awls trueuzMean) by the abilities is waiter ef es paw& On the pr lisle Wilt boils weed restabled la the bout of lir. Ileadere bean end nor rupees wen thermal h& airbag it; end be weal per. dot the pilaw ha tawsam. lie weer aloe reties the me the per sae asabed by the relehas end ate sea evidemee, wee • lasaarst. pirent wee prodeadou wear a fao-eitufle, sad as A. imp, Maki ate Ire moopeneente, were the blare' Crean Lear eel she Perna "The Dawn niter the Na r a ne to pia away ;" " The Iles al the Vela ;. ' "The Warmmodthelary;" " • Omagh, end a beneast"—the later taffies the es Meek him deem. nee wen she the funowtag words : .Tb• weda the Fa Nate bath charm to eras the woo brew' were rine to Pain " Crean the le& heed war :—" Da‘lerata of Wee.—The wham yrs barer warmed a war anima one* a cabs se whale will be .!Led 10 Mop Mr. fir thek hment." Mon, .• Richards re glen I. arse en tie Nib Oat. for !Annie hie .dolts In this Wee at twisty ainnee ea II M &Iglu by the merino man sod the &h -aw the ably .mum tow that it a.y.d tree waren rah ems to bed at halt-Nat lu ;so Me ducat stys he's asl b be werried—rew baby:* Db. Naar, of 6. Naltarreet, proved seeing the pd. sew is frost of hie beg.. la the crowd ; and two bey• weed MdMa ad Wird, proved lei. the prisoner thew sine amen at sad brisk the endow. Ordered to pay 21 dark nod bed tire maim lier thew mantle in la each. W EMU NSTIR. IIITR•011DIWAlly CoNOrrr or A , oItrORAL Or•RIUM1111. Jim H eller, a stout young iretoall, residing in Valor Weetrninster, area charged before Me. Arnold with Ather D males. a corporal hi the egennd tallithim ef the Pnelhar heard., with a poker. It appeared from the evidence that es the peeving day, about 1 o'clock, the complainant, who woe as petal duty with tee private, are. in search of • man l,doaply le the newest, who we. ablest from duty. He Inspectad that he wee mite. 11 is the court, but woe not 'hem He then went le Ne. 11, hi • r,oot of which bons@ the primmer heed, god, spin Inering the ap b or the she lira bee dew. and I herself In. llL lis ro .i. e• Mod by the corporal to open the door, an be wee is ere& els at.. whom be believed wan la the room. She elemel that thee. wax ro at.. in the reels, and that she bed ably three young women there, brides horeelf. Hs Ihreebtersd awl if the dim not open it be should break it epos. Be woo then •droitud, but found no man there. Mr. Medi—Yoe hod no right to threaten to buret open Ho doer. Had you • p , lovinan with you? eir —I bed one with me. When I pot Int l th e room IhZtete up a pacer, and wrack two with it on my (Compleattent, who o as a tall stontnaede men, W a 'tight waned cm a• Wt aide Mr. Agnahl—Tour ausplciose will act jnatify yew In going le the prisossie min so break the door open. You have uo mow authority than septa@ *lse to do at. Battler, 509 11, *old that whoa be got up halo the pl us.?. prom be Imad the door open. amid the corpora yes rata( a stick under a tarred-up bdNead to try to led the =he created. H. mover told the corpora he might mon the dem. Hi se,' he would leave at to his own dlecestlon. fo• sititnese wife PISISiOSti fir tbs SOrpsta, WWI SO Vaned hi thew ese.tonst. tut Mr. Arid/ obserwod awe yr ow Musts ta be placed on I.lle oviessee, sod be Or 1110 primmer. Yesterday, the Wakefield Election C 4 gra be a Amulet ;art , 1 their massimittem. Tb. ',wiener whir eammed aid paid lb. "roorrle" es de caneerretive eeeis owe his .vielesr.. ead, ea Yr.Herjeest Neu said, emt as thew M mem in b.lirre tram the remmle et ble tertiary. hi gm speaklig the treed'. H. pill NW. 600/. t. the ......d Soar pris•Siffere from Haw .b .r. bet hr del as mope ibis aa mix- aghtere, but drily se is.. whomeld kid. He get them to keep the pare, sad es the wer.t they were teeth better behaved " Mee tb. (redeem oet a mailer peettios on the Llbred We. A very serioee fire occurred oe Thursday night tba verb 0•4 Nltt.tes Ftlpity sett Stts. saw Bredfori. The Ire ums diummepred ones after itiirbt o'cL,k at swift, bet, Istwilloluollisi Übe prompt arhttuto• witocb woo rewired. sett lb. pr•••••• of • IMlNtiorr d hr.-wan..., MOMS akeigel ear, 14 , 1r4 It a etaapaved at 7,000 i fortassraly arty. II ass, vatiraly, e , m-mt by tbm trainer.. %RAT IS PROP %MITT '—atit the hearing of a ram r. Chadwick lb. Hall pntlem.court the calm day, the doited•st woo et.••••• 01 with satorisu profess Mb reede, the ••rd• preyed b•tsd, Ib.t .b. lb.r•..wptsfartmt. Peplos/Wt. ph, appeared in• de bedew, is • bemap••• prowl setwatitoll that elm .p.& .we wspl tri•upwruitys, sad ant profder. Pmfautt Mee, km hie •ps• a. mmemat epshisi somemmeeatly maid pmeme• mad time.. NW b. Plebe met we sayshi ..seed shoat lie re. 111144611.01.. Th• words we emphatic ant aaaltaelema Dadvamlant had manly mead • rernattater amid m• the bile awl b. Ilm•edit hi. Weillialp mint Dam is athisps..-11, —to put ht.. s good Woos eer Muses, to flub. Mr. Trans (vanlind) amid be ttpteght lki•M the wale mt. Ht. 4 • Ise. Whatever p.lpl. slab* ne• dials, Is thielPad is privet., Sb.y 1.4 be bedtime tai litter emu. 111111811111 r. Is 'ebb, He Seed dmaadebst lc sad EGlrrt+v Poir..—A timisteh bra bms received it bate Napa'. morel se Aleasairis, repertei *0 .41.4. rri.ref is pee Ernes tits coast d 53 rio be ofd is Eno pratsquk—Omodle. 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SHE oommutzfr IND nut Row CAIBOIIO ALI2OZI.L. DUBLIN, SATURDAY MODMINO. The Nation of to-clay a000uooe• that the Chief lemetary has intimated to the prelates that he bee been usable to reply to their resolutions of An ima bet, mug to the difficulty of assembling • 'abbot mead' to emasider theta ; that be will proceed firthwith to Load= to submit their demands to his col league, and that m MMus their mem be will loss ito ffss is Informing the Whops of the result. The pre lates have dscalsd ea hmedlate sodas being taken, which will prove to the gowermost sad to the public their un shaken deteradnadon to carry hato effee, ea far as la than lies, the satire scheme of eiticstam sketched out Is their peaces!. BUSPBCTLD MURDER ARAB BEXHAN. The quiet vißago of Acomb, situate about two mile from the tows of Hexhant was ea Wednesday morn ing het put into a state of great excitassat sad oonsternation, owls" to • shocking ocemirems, the sraktelaed particulars of which we bar been air le eallnet. It appears that non awned Themes 1101 b, residing at Kbpbaw -pont new the above kmailty, had had some itu ta going red a the farm befillesp beleeging to hie had the timbers having Mae erected, he had goes to the latter piece foe the purpose el gielit r e parties employed, and ahem, what le teemed "That Mak." He had WI Ms midways care, the previous Isom lag i his wife sad lea both hang of very benesperate h•blts, having quarrelled. fibs bet, femme, about mew followe d him, sod es her wind at the village tre mo r Ridley, na ambesper, Os abets she was and paid the resunt at bee abt. Per several bout s after both Mills eat his wilt anew Makin at the other poblio-boisees, in ful- Illesent of is psi that upon the strength of the " timber" be weuld_ give them all a mil. They so Mr. Ridley's sheet hall-pest 10 o'clock, p.m. whore same high words en ' cad, la of hie demientaatioa Mills called for a get of wYab. whisk wee brought, sad which was divided eves P , hsY ether parties who were present Both leered theft Nee briesiested, bet were neither hoops- W - - "Tor imensilie; sial they left together, going down the reed leading towards Acteueb Colliery. They had only pro seeded about WO yenta when the regime driver of the colliery ezZeg to his work bard cries of "Murder," and on pro &ether food Mills beating hie wile. He immediately rawest to the public-bow sad caked for amistauce, stating that be though going was going on down the lane, end three or loss of the parties present want with hula, and on their snivel Mille wee found lying across or upon his wife, sail bathe her most severely upon the bled. They = Wm Ikon od Me, sad he returnedwith them in the d "(the law, bat it mew that Instead of entering it he returned to his wife, for veryebortly afterwards the the "Murder" were again repeated, and two of the Hatlime policies* happening to be at or sear: the colliery, which la °sly • M handred yard s hoer the haring the cries, hesteed to the spot, and &mad Mille ea his wife 'wealth& his hat is can cereetios, her bonnet in aaothar, and ea umbrella la another. They took poseessioa of those articles, and ales of Mira aad his wile. The fameerwa• Wt at the ins, the lathe flay wadocted • short way down the village, bat la a dif fer's& Wreaks to that In which they were previouely going, bat will as their rostra to Mecham. Mills and his wife for we time enthused to mete a disturbance, bet ultimately, semehow or other, they reached the foot of the village, where they avoided the awn ythe read, and went down a l a ne called Mewilord, quite la ea oppoeite direction. This, according to report, woald be between 12 sad 1 o'clock am. the sight many reepectaile pereces is the villein snap they bort Mee of " Murder," but, seemingly devoid el that lank= apkit which every Englishman Is mid to pease, weld nee or dared net get oat of their beds to go awl ascertain the tram of It. About six o'clock am., Mr. Wsteceis serwat wan, at the Hemcoelle, • fitna-hone about 100 yards Miami beta where the two parties were, heard a isol.e. end sa elesing near the place Nand Mille shouting, "O! my poor wile" TIM man seeing them lying in each a peculiar smear at such so early hour, and surprised at ezekaystiana, went and told his master. Both baring arrived in the spot, they found Mrs. Mille lyiag upon the cheat of bee husband is • most deplorable condi tion. Tweet these ethers of the parties who had previonaly beard the mks Ming as sight now strived, and on exa mination knot the amen completely dead. Her fen was much maglid sad bar dies torn sad soiled. 11r. Watson haring brought • met, the dead wife sad hoe living husband were waned late ft and conveyed to Kr. Ridley's inn, is Lomb, wows she now lies. Upon Mills being lifted out of the cart end informed by sours kind friends round Mont that he had murdered hie wife, he expressed great regret, and would, "perhaps," if he had not been prevented, destroyed himself. A manage bevies been rent to llexhato, Bupenn tendent Bteptemos, two policemen, and a surgeon, a ere soon in attendance, end en examiestioe of the body resulted la Mills Ming removed to Hexhem House of Correction to • await the coroner'. inquest.—.lfoesartle Chronicle. REMARKABLE CH %ROI OF TIMPIERATURE.—Tbs thermometer, which on Wedereday night stood at the lowest at 45 dames, fell on Thursday eight to 27 degrees at the Mime, or 6 degree below the freezing point. At the saes thus the barometer fell with notional rapidity. Yesterday theme's there was a plight fall of snow, being the drat wide\ hoe fallen in this oeighbourhood this 1.8411.11. —Lade Memory. A similar change ht. been experienced over rho whole country, though the fell of mow is anfloei to the earth. There was a seems frost lad night In the metropolis end the suburbs. "MAT AND DECEMBrit."—A singular phenomena ememsd in Carnarvon yesterday end on Wednesday last ; as weather on the hitter day wee warm sad pala4 while yesterday (Friday) the nipping bleat wax Mealy felt, 110000 I• pried with falls of snow up to noon. Thus, within Maly boom, we had n meeting of May mid December in mellow October —Cgragriewe DIATU PROM DLITITVTION.—An inquest was bald ors Tourd•y by Mr. Humphrey', the mower, at the Dun Horn, Kneeland-road, es the body of William Pritclued, aged 60 years, who died from • amnion at No. 6, Couched Billet-yard. It appeared from the evidence that the dsereard was a lumber, but lived with hie aged sod infirm Both., fns some time pest is • state of molsides and filth is •e roif to at • low ledrieg-house. He voted sever allow say oemto ester hie wretched 'pertinent. Os Friday maim het • lessale lodger. gamed Steak Honey. our sent for by the d•eensd, who was very ill, and mane to get from his bid, when he had leis for several weeds. His mother befog upwards rd 90 year. of age. she we. tumble to welt epee him. Deceased Nereid to be nuking, esti emilairsed, Mn. Horsey, I hare sot tasted foul for • week." The hunlethni ma tar his brother, who celled is reednial ad, bat lb. dressed died shortly entreated'. Dr. Berobill, of the Hingelestd-reed, said 'hot be was allied le to see the decemel hut wins be reached the house Hie wee trine. The body wee vary mush anainetrel, •ad the place wee is • wretchedly filthy sesditios. Witness was of opinion that downed bad died hem the west of waStient fond sad seurbeng diet. De emed hed stiffreed from broaching, and • perms labouring sake that milady mitered trans eare said astrimest. Vadisi—ft That the denemed died ken the writ of lbe cots nes neersearies ad Ms." Tat LATI FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT SUFI PIZZA. —Tido irjeurrd *quest so lb. body of Aldermen Meow. of Dissamter,wlbodied at Illto Ili-Mara Friday hat for blear be received by • onllielnu at the Erefarld eatii.n of re Midland Railway.. the 11th rig, wee bell at the Twea ks" en Thursday. After bans. ell the evident" the pay rammed Ibe L Howie, vordic..—" The jury are ulteriore be terming • sadist of eanalseghter toraitat the men Wil corkan (he portals's), end we think Midlasd Itailway Company bre ly culpable for not prin. fm. more ellicient wryest ie melt a napotaire attatir." The Comer re marked rat the,, bed bet • so 'adroit w the point a( worth Tr Foremen ear be saleroomd the wages paid WTI .s 1 16.. a 16. 61 a week. Mr. Needham. os behalf of the ere. gamy, said tb• teen WK. getting 17. , 18. , and 19... ancord r. to the time tror had Imes employed. The jury did not arra that thet,lai ought to alter their operas. Wilcock's. I WIN 00111MI , I set f an trial et the encileg Yak , bas t brig ercepted, blemtlf 1001. sad two sentry in 6W. each, he appesmacm A I)sanitaors CCLIMIT.-At the Manchester eltyieseione.im Tbutsday morning, Lame M. B. Artneftrg. Seq recorder. a your ire, Hammed Captain Frera, aged 21, eat rberged wttb attempting to mate • gold wart by false pretences tar ■ Ira wooed Witham Wotan& velar at Cr's "kit rubs. I. 81. Idary'• Oita, ow th. 30th eft. YU erne bras. ben pro el, the jury ford the prima Oft,. As eels r the verdict bad be.. grey the Ogre' grew • Mese of hark, about the era of • moor del, with gar keee, at re bead of tb• figemee of the jury, but ft mimed the perk and stark the woodwork of the be ac h, shad three yards hen the manta, elpt impaired very rob sesseyee ed the eeraresece. YE. brick sword te bre her tars from the gaol, but bow the prisoner seereted it witboet tang dirottered ia sot rpm.. The primmer wa restroord to tee pl..' prir •nnwne H..r rarer to bit all, and no being viral soon arta words, be wan erre naked. biter' tors In ribbon. all his ears with remarks' of re art, stockier, end arse. He In forted the police that be bad spent area pare of his dart life in pails.—Maerraer Olsarinni. I 0 r R a R k ma Me Me IS MO SHARE L 1828.-11118 DA 2. Two o'Ozoax. The railway share market today isinseTive and heavy in character. Prices retain a droop ing tendency. Caledonian, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Great Western stocks hays declined 1 per cent., and Eastern Counties 1 per cent. Other descriptions are quoted much the sera* as yesterday afternoon. London and North West ern stook is now quoted 961 to 1 ; Great Western, 641 to f; Midland, 108 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 97 to 3; Caledonian, 91 to 1; South Eastern, 77 to 1 ; Berwick, 901 to 1; York and North Midland, 74 to 1; and Eastern Counties, 58 to /. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull at 11 to 2 prem. The Indian shares retain a good deal of steadiness. Grand Trunk of Canada stock has not supported yesterday's improvement. mi. I rt. OIDIJAIY SELARIES AND-frOOKS. ="Z i f - '77777:7: leassAineirtAllid.O. I "=.4"!" /7 , ff 100 11$ di 1 i IllHi 1 11 i 5 a A Il i fli U i 1W 3.4 IN 11 so LI 11l IM IMI MI GI . 11 et la '0 11111 101 p. 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I) Nl—Nato SOttenidire, If I. -North 'imam. karlyrkita art ITerit sad North Mama& WI-Lorna 0.44tal Rtoet. 46 461 -Sorb awn sod Dover, !brit 23 1.143-3441410 mod Ws Moron. e 3.16 44-Daft 11b4s/44, 46 44 h.- Civet 1140440 et Wild. 1 , 4 141-141444 Now Iharea, 44 64 4.-444444 1.444 4 6'4.44, 74 7 3 14 - 041144 Tr ak et Carib. I 11-14 1114-14-144444 batir•tarellak I 23 p. BT. JAMER's THEATRE. The following have lonoured this theatre with their presence during the past 'reek :—Dtike of Richmond and Duchess of Richmond, Marquis of Clsnricarde, Earl of Cardigan, Lord Chesterfield, Lord Teoterdrn, Lord Ernest Bruce, Lord Cooyers, Earl of Shelburne, Lord W. Lennox. Lord Dankellin, Lord H. Lennox, Viscount Clifdeo, Heron Brunnow, Bannon Drummer. Baron Rothschild, Sir IL. Otway, Sir H. des Vizor. Sir Chucks Taylor, Sir B. T. Polling, Sir 0. Amore's. the Austrian Ambassador, Colonel Tyrwhitt, Colonel Doyle, Colonel Alms, Colonel Carlton Admiral Collier, Major Colthorpe, C o l o n e l Whi t ., espial; Bating, Mr. Boise, Mr. liebbonse, Lady Chuang, Lady Joadyn, sod Mrs. Carlton. LYCECM.—We understand that Madame USA, sod Mr. Copeland, the lessee of the Liverpool Theatre Royal sad Amphitheatre. hare become Mr. Arnold's tenants for the Lyceum Theatre. Mr. Welter Logy, it is raid, is intereeted in the specialatiou. The theatre wilt open, under the new manage ment, at Christreae—Sunday 7ixtes. THE MASTERSHIP OF 11ARROW.—The governor* or thin school, of whom the Prime Mialser Is one, hive given notice that they have BIN! upon Tuesday next, the 23 , 1 t instant, am the last day on which they will receive the testi monials of the candidates for the heed rasatership, which will shorely become vacant by the resiguadon of Dr. Vaughan. The election will take place omen eatly day le November, and Dr. Vanittaa's mummies will enter upon his shako imme diately attar the Christmas vacation. There are a'ready Isms number of candidates for the appointment, Including saveesl distinguished graduates olOsford and Cambridge. A MILK STRIKE.—A meeting was held hat week e.g& some of the farmers at the Abbey Hotel, Stizt r tz i wen in the chair, when it w unanimously that they should each bind theuirelres under a Sae of 63. not to sell blue milk under 41. pee gallop, and new 3d. per quart. Tba iahabitsois, hearing of thin, assembled on Saturday sight to take into con s id er ati o n the best way to keep the milk at its usual price. It was therefore agreed to strike against the rise ef price, and accordingly when cert the first came, the ramming after the rine, the wen had the pleasure of taking it home agtio, to the delight of the pigs and calves at Serous, am The select is that the dealers have bees glad to lower the prim to the mi standard. MONEY MARAB2.-21ild Palk. Two otaocz. Flatness continues to prevail in the Stock Ex change. Very little business is going forward, and, in the absence of demand, • 'speculative deprt :slop is witnessed. The funds are quota I per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday. A variety of adverse but vague rumours are circulated. The stocks of several of the leading British railways are again quoted rather lower. The Three per Cent. Renter opened at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, at 69fr. 35c. for the account, and improved to 69fr. 430., being the same as yesterday. The scrip of the New Indian Loan, after standing at 103 to 1, has declined to 1021 to 103. Consols are officially marked 951 to 96 for money, and 951 to 96 for the account. The present quotation is ,951 buyers," both for cash and the Bth of November. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 224 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 941 to 1; the New Three par Cents., at 941 to 1; the New Indian Loan (stock). at 1021 to 103 ; ditto scrip at 1021 to ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1859, at 961 to .1 ; India Bonds, at 2a. to 51. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 28s. to 30,. prem. The foreign stock market is dull, but with the exception of Mexican Bonds, which are marked 22, prices are not generally lower. The old Turkish Six per Cents. are quiet, at 781 to 791, and the Loan of last year at 671 to 681. Sales are recorded u follows : Bncilian Pour-and-a-Half per Cents., 1838, 951: Belgian FoutLaad-a-Half per Cents., 99 (exchange, 25fr.) ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 991; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 22; Portuguese Three per Cents. (1853) 48; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 87 ; Spanish Three per Ceuta., for account, 46; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 331; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 781, 791; ditto Six per Cents., ' 1858, 671; ditto for account, 68. The demand for money yesterday, though not ex ceeding moderate proportions at the Bank, was ac tive in other quarters, and it was difficult to get even ' the beet bills discounted below 21 per cent. Considerable sums continue to be paid in advance of the instalments on the Russian Loan; and the Russian government must now have a very large balance in the Bank of England. No gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday, but the residue of the 313,0001. Australian ex the Dover Castle was purchased for exportation, besides a portion of the 118,0001. by the Yorkshire; and the rest, it is understood, will likewise go away. A limited amount will be sent to Cadiz. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady, except as regards bills on Belgium, which were quoted rather lower. The Austrian exchange ruled somewhat higher than on Tuesday. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.161 to t ; ditto ohms, 11.141 to 11; Rotterdam, three months, 11.16} ; Antwerp, three months 26.25 to 30 ; Hamburg, maim hoop, three months, 13. to ; Pens, three &ye eight, 36.10 to 16 ; ditto, months, 26.35 to 40; neal±rt-en.the- Maim, three months, 117 t to ; PaMnbtwor, pm rouble, three months, 341 to ; Vienna, elf. do three months, 12.40 to 5 ; Trieste, ditto, three months,. 12.40 to 6 ; Madrid, three mostba, 49* to 60; Cadiz, three months, 60 to ; Leghorn, three months, 30.16 to 20 ; Genoa, three months, 26.60 to ; Naplee, three month', 401 to 1; Palermo, three months, 1211 to 122 ; Xerrena, three mouths. 122 to l ; Lisbon, 90 days, 61t to 62 ; Oporto, 90 dap, 62 to t. The Australian mail steamer was due at Aden on Tuesday last, and a telegram giving the substance of her news may reach London towards the end of next week. The last issue of Victoria Government Bonds were quoted 1081 to 1091. There is an impression that the committee's minimum will be fixed at either 108 or 107, and many tenders will probably be lodged at, or a fraction above, these prices. As the whole amount is to be paid up at once, the number of speculative applications will probably be compara tively limited. A fresh improvement of 1 percent. took place yes terday in the United States Government Five per Cents. The Peruvian financial agents advertise the num bers of bonds representing 83,4001. of the Peruvian Three per Cent. Loan, which have been purchased this month and cancelled. The total amount of the redemption fund for the six months was 43,1821. The Agra and United Service Bank notify their willingness to draw the interest on the Indian rupee loans, and to pay the equivalent in cash without eharp. The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lombardo- Venetian Railway Compeny for the week ending the 14th Oct. was 29,0391., Seing 4,2781. more than in the corresponding week of last year ; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 12,3271., showing an in crease of 1,0761. The aggregate increase on both lines since the Ist Jan. is 889,8781. The wheat market yesterday was fiat, at Monday's prices. The weekly report of the Liverpool cotton market shows little change in price. A report of yesterday's indigo sale is subjoined : The sales were resumed this morning ; previous rates were maintained for all description', but there was less animatiou In the biddings. The salsa are expected to close on Tuesday teat. 1,687 chests passed to-day, of which 690 chaste were withdrawn, 336 °beets bought io, and 612 "hem sold. Total Twenty pram! 10,683 chests, of which 4,908 have been sold, 3,179 withdraws, end 2,496 bought ie. . . . The subjoined weekly summar y of the produce markets is extracted from the circular issued last evening by Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson : The colonial markets generally have not experienced any improvement this week, and the supplies of t.roduos continue rather large. Sugar, however, bee bees in relive demand, with considerable transactions chiefly for consumption, at prices occesirmally dd. to Is. per cwt. above those curtest during the early part of the present month. Plastation Ceyloa coffee is and again rather cheaper in some Ineteame, bat floating cargoes of foreign are taken seedily by execrwee at whetted quotations. Me esoisine firm, especially white Bengal. A fair amount of Wainer has been done in Saltpetre for home use at previous rotor, except ' leg for tine Bengal, which rules 64. pot cert. lower. The principal change to notice in spice has been the reduction of fully id. per lb. establiebed for black pepper on &repent of the remarkably large quantity submitted, which all fated steady Doyen,. The tea market has not experienced as' change since the delivery of the letters by the overland mail, and is still quiet. Several public sales will take place en the 27th Instant. _ The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 19, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation Mime Circulation active 22487.936 lumen. 348.4,0 Pitlke deposits Other deposits Government asetirltim banking department 10,875,167 Decrease 1,344,812 Other accurate* in banking department 18,324,730 Demean 1,673,269 Cola and bullion to both departments Illevai day and other.billa„ 939,896 Income 36,262 Tim Rest N ote i n resa ree . ... .„ 8,365,295 Decrease 611,786 Total reserve (noted coin) In banking department 8,916,778 Doman 687,496 The payment of the dividends has been accom panied by a decrease of only 687,4961. in the reserve of notes and coin, owing to the repayment to the Bank of the large sum of 1,573,269/. hitherto ad vanced oa "other" securities. The movement under these beads, combined with the unusually small addition to the "other" deposits, indicates that the October dividends are being very quickly absorbed. A variation of large amount has again taken place in the government securities held by the Bank ; the increase of 1,000,0001. shown in the previous return is now followed by a decrease of 1,344,8121. The payment of the dividends always entails some withdrawals of coin. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. : Imports of gold, 161,8731. ; exports of gold, 330,159/. ; imports' of silver, 358,9181.; exports of silver, 1,636/. bAN I, OF LNOWNL.—ia A Pines" " "'"" etti Vie.. e. r 2, for the meet N . ea Oct. 19,18/4. Note tHuel LAW, p a. p.../= . LitilUie gon UN( Wm awl Dias 16.3.16.2,3 %vie BEMs .AILTNIBT Proprietors' Captin/....f14.415.000 moverneesset Serayttlen Deposita iterlut Annuity) /42i71417 Otbor eNatritle. t:n e tt: of NWooJ 1:114si Not ` ' 'Lltrtt 48 N ot` Mee Jou sad oti;ti BiIY 93: , .89d 1.31.116.40 Oct. :0, 1831. C1.111.(45 , 6•1114 e. FRIDET EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961, " buyers," for the Bth November, opened this morning at 964, " sellers," touched for a moment 961, " buyers," fell to 951 to 96, and closed at 96 to 4, the price for money being at the same time 951 to 964. Mall an hour after the close of the Stock Exchange stock was again offered at 96 for the account. The official business report is as follows:-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 964, 4, 96, 961, 951, 964, 96; ditto for account (Bth Nov.), 984, 1, 96, 961; 'Dirge per Cents. Reduced, 041, 95, 914, 941; New Three per Cents., 941, 954, 941, 941; Bank Stock, 223, 222, 224 ; India Stock, 223, 2214 ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, 1031, 4,1, 4, 103, 102,1, 103/ ; ditto, scrip, 1031, 1024, 1021; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 97, 971; ditto, 1859, 961, The New Indian Loan experienced several fluctaa- Hons. Transactions are officially reported in the scrip between 1034 and 1024. The price at 4 o'clock was 1021 to 1034, being 4 percent. lower than yes terday. At a later hour a fresh reduction of was quoted. The Indian Foar per Cent. Debentures of 1858 were steady, at 97 to 1; those of 1859, at 964 to 97; India Bonds, at 21. to Si. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 28e. to 31s. prem. . . . lieforeign . stock market wu heavy in character, and in some instances progress could not be made with sales. In the market for bank shares to-day, Colonial Bank were inquired for, and were marked 36 and Ht. Bank of London were dealt in at the im proved price of 49. London and Westminster were steady at the late improvement. Union Bank of London were rather flat. Peel River Land stock presents a fresh improvement of 1 per cent. Atlantic Telegraph and Mediterranean Extension Telegraph shares were quoted rather lower. MINE. 9.-11118 DAY. Two o'CLocw. The transactions in the mining market have been to a fair extent, considering that this is Saturday. Shares in East Caradon, North Frances, East Wheal Russell, Vale of Towey, Great Wheal Alfred, and Hingston Downs mines, have met with chief atten tion. In the Stock Exchange Grambler and St. Aubyn shares us officially marked 47, and West Basset, 201. There is no alteration of the slightest importance in foreign and colonial mining securities. idariquita shares have been dealt in at I. A few transactions have occurred in Great Barrier Mining shares. _ . Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market: The alight rally in business observable last week bias not ematintted, this week having been excessively oilier. Copper although neglected his not changed In pries. Iron is a shade lower, and many makes are rather wanting orders. Scotch pig Ina &lactated, and Weer off doll at a alight decline. Tin of all descriptions ls neglected. Speller and lead have found buyers only to a very limited extent. Tin plates are without chance. The Cheat Wheal Alfred sooounta, praseetad at the meet ing held yeeterday, exhibited a balance against the mine of 6611. Is. Id. A call of 2h. 6d. per share wee made. At • meeting of adventurers in Alfred Consols Mine. held on the 17th inst., the accounts showed a balance in favour of the adveuturers of 2,4291. fis., which wee carried to the credit of the next account. The Stray Park Mine accounts, presented at the meeting of shareholders held on the 18th teat, exhibited a balance spinet the mine of 1,0621. Pa. 7d. A all of 21. per Aare woe mad*. The Wheal Crebor Mining Company, on the 20th inst., made a call of 2e. per share. At a meeting of Wheal Cupid adventurers, held yesterday, the accounts showed a debit balanco of 1001. Ile. 9d. For the more vigorous development of the mine, a call of 2s. 6d. par share was made. Mr. Edward King, of Austlnfriare, was •ppoisled eecteesry; Mr. F. Pryor, manager; Mr. I'. Pryor, local clerk ; and Masers. T. Hing, Richard Hallett, and Edward Boyle, the committee ef management. The position of the mine and future prospects were considered highly satisfactory. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW Id ARHET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is dull to-day, sad prices ere somewhat lower, being quoted as followc—Tows tallow, 60e.; Peters burg T.C. ow the scot, 69e. 6d.; all the year, 69e. 3d. ; December, 69.. 6d. Ma'am Avauom.—Towo tallow, 62a. 6d.; fat by ditto, 3e. 30.; yellow Russiaa, 61s. ; melted stuff. 43e.; rough ditto, 265.; tallow greaver, 15e.; good (hap, Ts. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Co. report trade for meadow bay latisk, at advanced priors. Prfine meadow hay, 70e. to 76e.; superior ditto, 80e. to 84e.; inferior ditto, Ms. to 60e.; rower, 465. to 654.; clover old, 90i. to 106 s. ; ditto, second cut, 60*. to 80e. ; straw. 285.t0 30s. COVENT-OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Plus apples end grapes have not altered in price 'Mot lut week. Pears In mason still onsist of Marie Louise, Machete, d'Angoulare, mad Baum: Dal. The best dessert apple now to be obtained is the King of the Pippins. New Ddidrirs oranges may now be obtained. Good filberts may be had for 9d. per lb. Cabbages, beans, carrots, and chokes my may be obtained iu quantity. Cauliflowers are scam. Potatoes realise from 4s. to fle. per cwt. Mush rooms are still plentiful. Cucumbers abundant. Cut dowers chiefly animist of orchids, gardenias, dahlias, violets, migno nette, china eaten. heaths, and roar. NEW CHURCH AT ROCHESTER. —The Biahop of Rochester hes hoed Thursday next, the 27th inst., for the conmecration of ills new church dedicated to St. Peter, which bee just been completed in the city of Rochester. The church, which is s handsome structure, is situate at the book of Star-hill, in a populous neighbourhood, which had been very inadequately supplied with church secommudatlon. The Rev. Dr. Harakiri., provost of Oriel College, Oaford, end cm of the °aeons nwideetiary of Rochester Cathedral, will preach the cnisecration sermon. GETTING UP THE STaem.—Mr. G. Clark, engine builder, Monkwearruouth, performed • clever fret in engi neering lest week. After being launched, the steamer Themes was taken into the Nonh Dock, where Mr. Clark commenced on Thuraley night to put in her machinery, consisting of a pair of marine engines sad a tubular boiler, about twelve tons weight. The machinery had to I.s con vey ei from the factory in pieces, and it was put together end fixed la the veered. with steam up sad engines in motion, is lees than twenty. five hours : —Sunderland ILrald. BODY FOUND ON THE DuTca COAST.—The Board of Trade requests the Ineertios of the following —" London, (lot, 10, 1869.—My Lord —On the 23rd September lest the body of • sailor wee toyed on the shore at Seheeeningen, near the Hague (Holism), and was buried in that viler. As the articles found on the body tend to the inept...nice that the deceased was en Regla:man, the Netherlands government lies charged me to make known to your Excellency some de tells which might serve for idestification by the fatally of the drowned ',erode, who will thus become aware of his death end place of burial. The following is the description of the deceased:—Height, 1.8.8 (Dutch measure); age, about 35 to 40 years; face, nand ; eyes, Woe; hair, brown; forehead, bald; heard, breve. Had the rely of a born on the spoor ppaarrtt of the left hand. Clothes: White flannel rhirt marked blue striped frock, blue Mealtime wallet/oat sad/ Wooers breve. In his pockets were bound a leather purse, containing one heir-sovereign, two half-crowns, two dotter, 12 shilliege, and four pieces of English copper money : also • silver watch, a gold watch chain, to which wee samba& a key with a white stone; lastly, a steel ring with eb malt, Iron keys.-1 have the honour, ko., DIXTINCK..--40 Lad Jobe Rawl" TRAFFIC Race' rrs—The tattle returns of rail ways in the I:oited tagelvm for the work (Ming o,t. 15, amounted to 528.4101, end for the oorreepondln2: week of 1858 to 481,540/ , showing an increase of 47,1001, Th e gross receipts of the eight railways having their termini la the metropolis amounted to 237.4341., end for the cor responding period of last year to 218,0201., &bowing en =mum of 20,5141. The increase on the Laster& Counties Railway amounted to 6101. • on the Great Northern to 2 _.8321.; nn the Greet Western to 1.1541.; on the London end North Western to 10,5251.; on the London and Blackwell to 2411.; on the Leedom Brighton, and Bitch Coast, to 1,5601. ; on the Loeilon and tooth Western t 2.219 L ; tied cm the Honth Heatern to 1,4131.; meal, 20,5141. The receipts on the other linen In the United Kingdom amounted to 291,2061.; and for the corresponding week of last year to 264,620 L, showing an increase of 26,5361., which, added to the increase (.3 the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase 47,1001. as com pered "Blithe corresponding week of 1868. .74 a 14. m 4 I. lei K AD ea. Ns U an 25 .11 a t mt