The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-03 00:00:00

) EDITION. ii.i.Nerl—MlllB DAY.) all IT COURT. e-t 'hascelSor o:Riad.) t KAN r. 191111LIII. V . Theodore Antes. and )/r. W. N. oppos t of a motion on bailie the .I.te.sugater.es hug by tie tlifewient . the pu n dit!, latest be taken a/ tie .mt there Wl4 no concise staternest ooknosity with the provisions of Ise wierrogetories themselves wore irro- ight to restrain infringement of a ltscular method of kiln drying t•ol employe a cireulsr kiln, um If taLed dampers, and the brick, wit may be called • " travel , to ray, cold air passing over awl becoming heated, is economised ...h -made bricks. his amens, denied the novelty of that was imperfectly described by granted to Alfred Francis Newton, and - of December, 1853. 4r. Webster, Q C., and Mr. Siam were not called u po n. said he could not say that this 1 these interrogatories wets an abuse court. They were in the name of • discovery. in whichgreat latitude was &bran not speak of either of them in Ina. They were unfortunately framed, refusing the motion he should reserve bell ..could be dinaiseed by the plaintiff te :n mum. titer mud be wished it to be tonna= en .o not in Want take triala of ' lbw tura, except upon special case Ti lh • 1.1.1 1:1.11 • • I. 5 , t, ..t. •' • , • 1 V. 1.11 • .1, 1.4 11,. 1.4 • • • • 11. 111 1.70 .• • 11.111 Il.e 11 .1 was hive. •I h, i. ~.1,1.11 4 11011t11,1thill an •• 101 Ly 1..• , as: 1s h, , t. au, , r 4.1 e to heat In e The i iefendaut. by - • • sod i,al4 t 1 .1• 41, ,ereifration. raelAttl.t war vat .le!ad the 2.M.a of ;14 Kay. Q.C., lir. .;ae defendant, eel •Abi Vise-Chanosll.4 -yrstatement and women of the *hal for di...merry wed. Bat he wJ :Wintentary tutus. therefore m rein ; it the b.ii :oats to be ca. to :a 11 Bather fultber -talail that he 4.1.0 l want cabes out of COURT 01 in Baueo.-(4, ).:shoe Hayes IN ~,:'n U 2, the than • ,•••••..tt, bud the Awl •:::t of Common h.eti ted to ato.fi 4 ran flu; L .1 the oath •• I. 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WI,WEIL3 1.• f•:alTAlfli, in this - -an:, who covitaan • •; war the Vauxhat 13 , A, a person :eat a llght of wri we, N.lfe pan 61 .• plaintiff the. impel •.,afaudaut tV the a :'l.e jury a.. 0 gay •;•IstM, when the Y.:. Prentice, a 44.. s by the am,: • 1 that the plaint • Lord Chief dual spou in the I, - • Gi..jment of the 1 granted. COURT in Banco.-( Batons Chan • •••.. sitting of th • ;•clibt4 Ly it... ' • .toe. 'lbw oat/ • n's Itetutu,b.. al. CY Lt - an act of - I eliohk. , 104 th,h.) wet k.• of lawkins, huh:. ; •at of the o. Is., .‘ t a the wi.t U. 11).e' deeie .4. et 4. • the ea:e to Ilsc juilhni. he lb. • • 1 , 111. e • 1 ..s. .!, pled, : il tte iight • I, Law 1 lue,, I. f lancel!-11 • • 33 - c voittaely 't of your Thiel fiat '.••e.t.ufg to the . U.). • , • ipanted ( : ( )UICT (11 8 .1Vrict 11r. • t.alltroi • , :onto tly . it, It,* 212. y. I Lt' 0t.:,1. 'the LAW ..• Me. r. This a ba . ' - .1: 1 •c4 Lbd 1.1.1 foal a that • after the choice. lwat,ht. SI.. 1 11101Itla • , ••je,ty, ••• . if tl.t c. , .• • ••••••;,1•1 L, 19111,11 , • l'• 1.1: MAU • • i.. 1 - 1 , 46 1 4 , N. • .7 I • lam al ly La • • I, in..:ioluiry II 11'.• Riven in 16.1.11, kilay "11., QUENN*B BENCH. ,Define Juatitee Lush, Hannon, mai Hayes. ~.aandkir. Jus ) tice Brett warethia morn. tinnier as one of the phials judges of I truer as hoe of the pulite judges of w Ars r has. The new ud.cial oath was ut the learned ju for the first , but session. Thefollowing are the .I‘a as taken after the oath ut 41.0- so swear that I will well ani truly . 11-114* Wueen Victoria, in the office o f ilia), and 1 will do right to all in La i .iiws aud wakes of this real n, w.th mon, or ill sulk:* rawa AND GOUTS WEJIESIZI RAILWAY COAPILNY. tn..' hero:, 31r. Jutt:e:, Hallam at et term sitting% when the jury re m platutJt. damAget 3,01. The azt.ua tx,,t,i4enue in the. tnustlntsnou wet involved the queetioa uuder which the cattle woe ‘,40. The plawriff, who resides at It •iced tau, held ea a Saturday, to tt nichtiedd, and informed the ete- Alliati to mire two trucks in the etch , . toe station master pretwaed uu hie beet. awl he telegra k med and gt.ards fur trucks to be emit to Us. auln to obtain them. 'fde ruined not be forwarded before h w as bought for the deterioraticia ....by di hater delivery. The COJA ..4. .ity and relied upon the two I..wieu on the receipt note—drat, Lot bald them-elves to tend tee .t.cu.ar t,a.a, or carry or await u‘s tam or definite ttmo, ur ja.ticater market, and—asaoadly. a.a.o against diaappo.Mmeut tie ~weeded to give two clear days Ai to tend cattle. The jury, hart bu the plaintiff, damages 441., toe ,i.g lease to the dettadants to Ili Jed tbima uses the teams of t h e wadi- it, CI C., accordingly monad kr • ?a tail his impiwio• as the trial 'a mrcssit dis all he coalii at too (CILAZDA)N r. Drßol.l. 11n• work and labour tried bafore ousidhall, wuen the jury returnoil rsod, leivie being reserved to tue sous.; fur hum for Oil. ds. led. The sire,-what peculiar. The plaintiff, .014tur. was etuployed by Airs. D4bouh, r busoand in I:mmlcm-square up to esatefy, he became insane, and had to .naLe asylum. Mrs. Dubois and her sc.:de in the house, letting lodgings; +toyed the plaintid to do certain re u. 'the pusintill was not aware I steal of mead until the fin:shed, and Mrs. Dubois had mini* vu account, leaving the above The wife afterwards died, and the tgu.u.,t the lunatic, and reastod by lib that Lobed not authorised the seers Brien to-day moved fur a rule to eater asked what was the nature of the pro- ;nen sai 1 it was luasehold, with an to s stair. OP COMMON PLEAS. ;Before Lord Chief Justice Bova', and inks, Keating, and Brett.) =CMS PUTITIONS. low* was given that the Hon. Mr. Jus the otner judges of this court, been ed upon the rota for the trial of 'locum C rne aing year." wfan - lria n►ILwAT COXPAXY r. TIZILLIIII. - We case had pan based from the de• .nanted for title, a coosiderable plot of ,ox.hisii station; and they fenced it in. la who had under a lease from the de y a portion of the land, knocked .1 the fences and exorcised his right. ipon sued and recovered demagog from - amount of between ;AM. and 4004 ; ive interest upon this amount from fences were broken. .., now moved for a rule to reduce the amount given for interest, and can 'suntan, wr.e not entitled to interest. tu,uco ote.erved that interest mast be 414 ut (.;oiapeleMitiula fur the loss of tend. . OF EXCHEQUER. : —(ll :lZ7ikt u t, l'an.rddch'etyllir°l; and ibe wait Mr. Barou Cleasby took the statute for the judges or the cape ith was adnunistenal. Lf Mr. Walter, .auckr. .I.i.Lt 11 t. 7 IIE ItTrAPOLILLS BO.tBD IoahUYS. on to (.111mi-eau award mu by Mr. gmog compensation to the Doh., of Loam to li,ntagu House, WhitelLai, same ranhanament. _ _ . whom wits Ur. l'h Ibrict), on icuusuts, new applied to be alludred to u. Laser by which they bad pro.:eul.:l tto.a I..ri hips agautst theta, and to ..utt of tzior Lov %.a% of um apeusi t..c Coast of Ile -tit .:Ll. to It hal! con-ente t t, this Ultly eanblvd the defetataute to they ongivally b4tll under tto withoft the coaseut o: tae We cannot give you leave to appeal y t.• do so, but you C.ll &Cid it to appeal. uou--1 nem can be no objection to r )ou puabuee under the not of OF BANKRUPTCY. Com' lioltnyd.) CA/ JALIN J. Y. bOLIOS. ito A eh of I trecknock-tormoo, Camden ly of ananull-bridge-mad, late a applied for his release from custody. ski upt deicribed his failure to lows but property by his creditors. Mr. Lomax, this detaining stre et,' bankruptcy, and the cboace of piece. Tlw bankrupt had sold • iuse without an pniperty what it 1 ,, application should stand over 1. wards for the bankrupt, tl. to n being rather a peculiar one, have an oppoctuu.ty of making in r, which they could not have till aft3r egJitoro Ikea 14 not oppose, the re- Mr. Corimbnioner Moon.) 111CTITION tau ka, was a trimusnm manufacturer, Applied to the court to dismiss the wli the creditors had been omitted elate:nod, and out of fix places had re-ided or carried on business, in the petition. rcpt uting creditors, clecurrea in nHtlivivovr YAUFAUT ,88:01 ( 1XX RUT THE EXPRE 33 ,..t.TUESD 4 A.T - IYENIN G, NOVEMBER 1868. Yr. Psalm ea behalf of the bankrupt, vete, an a/Nisi.% wade by hie, to the effect that the ciahloa. wat. Dot hie fault, but that of the secousitaat irks hal pillared kin itatearet. his Manor said be could not falafela cool as ca me, sad &mimed the petition. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Tlllll4_ DAY.) (Before the Anistant-Judge.) AN OW =INN AND NXIMPLAST NINTNIIRNL Terre* alar, 28, was Minded for obtasalag the ma of 14,, the moseys at Richard Taylor, frost the persoa of t44,lllllayler. Swan Taylor, the wife of Mama 'Taylor, i, Lasoiag stray t, Easton-iced. said—Between 7 and $ as the night of the 12th of October, oho was I. Xing-street, Bsetli aniptoo-row, with s child in Mr arms. The primer then tapped ber apes the slionklet and asked hoe if le was going the right dirsotios for Limonites-bus, sad abs told that he was not, and turned mead to direct him. Whilst she was doing so site felt his land is Mr pocket, in which she had 1 is Woes silver. His heal was brought oat and the silver was scattsred stoat the street. A young man named Kent held the prisoner until • constable ease. Previous convictions basin/b e im proved, the Assistant- Judge sentenced bit to be ia plaid servitude far seven years. Be also ordered witness Heat to receive • award for the aide way is which he had acted in bring in the primer to justice. The mower as quitting the dock appeared quits de lighted at his seeteaco. Deana Walt! 1110111111 Wt AT narks Ikieis, 19, hootenaker, was indicted for a watch and chain, value at, the property of Tos been his person. The proseautor lime in Raddich-imiliispn lifsebary. and at 12 o'clock in the daytime ► he was in Theshmtenelf Limehousm parting with some friends who wars Fang on board a ship, when the primmer mime up sad deliberately snatched hie watch and chain, branking the latter by the fort, with which be rifled It. He than mu away, het the F *mentor followed, calling oat " Police ," and prisoner was stopped with the watch in his poesemlon. The jury found the prisoner Owiky, and the Imentant• Judge unfenced him to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for twelve months. LATMT FORNIGN•INTELIAUFACE. (mote' awn mare SIAM. MADRID. Nov. 3. The deuelle of to-day contains a demo of Ad miral Topete, reducing the por o 1 of vervino for railer* and marina by two yoari. This decree applies to those men who have been on active service from the 18th to the 29th of September this year. All the petty °Moors are to receive rewards for service. The officer 3 of the nary having declined participating in any share of the public rewards, are not affected by this decree. A decree of Senor Scalia, Minister of the In terior, abolishes the Academy of Arohmology and Otology called Prince Alfonso, several members of which will be called to account for abuses com mitted. The mail steamer from the West Indies has arrived at Cadiz. RAILWAY,MIITING.AIID 0111111; . eII 4 RRB.-01101 DAY.) Rising prams M 1 p.m) COLONIAL bonamanrt imovarrrek, b per Amt., Jan. and /oily. 1177-114, Mit Ca l l .t i % er amt., J. and July, 9111. Ni w Bounewink. per mat., Jas. sad July, 101, L New fice.tb Malmo,' per sea, Jaw and Jsly, 11138 ae 1814 t 104, left 7/7/. New Ztalisad, 6 pat Nat., Jan., April, Jab, sad 041 Ds., 6 ptr oat., has sad Da., 1391, 111. Nova Bootie, 6 per amt., Jaw aail July, BMA 100, 4.1 Do., 1886. 114& cuecwsWed.6 o m cued., ha. sad .Taiy, lOWA 164 Do., Victoria, 6 per omit., Apt sad Out., 1101. 4 ORDIIIMAT IMAM AND MOIL Calrecelan. 7 4 2 4 11 8 :. AL Gnat Isatena, Great Northers, , . De. •(A Maims divide until 6 pie MIL has ism paid Walift--O to RN 1011, iO 1. Omit nsl, 411. ; amid Iles& Osman, 101. 110. aad Dover, If& 1, 171. Wstern, 111 1 til OAt iassey. M isr. W 811. • sad & Dowiina .Umto 6 Fee esailll Jas. 1371), Mama, It% North Bra Ill,m Do. r t), Nes& Dm readvas as divklandl sae pat MA hie bun bb Inhered). OW SMARM Great Wein* ( 4tparMO, OA Do. (4 pm mat.), MA 71. Louder sad Blightea, 6 per oast gnaw, Lll. PRRIMR32IIO 1 SMARMI AND ATOM Great Ihnalars, mar /per amt., 1813, 110. Llllll2 LZABIID AT IIXRD BANTAM Loadoa and Drearisiely 31$. BAIT= TOIIIIIBIOI4II. 8e.., Bar., aad Mat. India. gam. 6 rr NEL, IN& Ease ladle, guar. 11 per cam, 1101, Greed Trunk al Canada, Rquipment %tgage let ohmage of .6 mat., 86. Boats, De, 14 pralliames be hands, FL 41. Grist Ilostlinna el LOA raw 11 per east., 1061. fkiadts, Deed, gym 101. is, 6 par mat., Ma& 4. Do., Pnajan FORRIO RAILW A Bahia and lea ?raw (U N m.), gm. 7 per et., 14 aria( Argentine„ guarastatid 7 per amt., Lb& 1. °met Lisombouig, 91. Ottoman (Ikaynia to Allis), 31. lan kaiak. (Limited), gua. 7 par mat., 1111. 4, DI, L retain and Nor th Woman of Frames, tn. . I.OItEJON RAILWAY OBLIOATIONS Reveeer-Jareelaw, gm by Hanka Govt., 821,1.3. 61t/,allVitebek, gm. by Rua as (Memnon's; I pon mat., 1,1, t BILITD3H MINBIL Claivertom el. Last Cliemill (l e, 41. Groat , Lamy ,aibsdl) 10}. Oitat Wheal Tor (Uslin), 131, 1. COLONIAL AND YOKIUtI2I Clontaleo Gold and Sliver Mining (Lem), 34, 4. Lion Tadao, North dill Bey, 31, 3-16 pia. net I bilk'', 16-16 ad. 4.4lllllllllutaus of 8. Amtralia alit.), 24, 1. JOINT STOOK RANK/. Anglo-F_cypt'an Banking (Limited), 184. t Imitate Ut India, Awaraha, sad Uk as, 261, 4, ml. Urns to ad Itereantde of India, London, and China, 311. City, 111. Cemol dated (Limited), 4 11-16. I nglish, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, 16. Darer's! Ottoman, 114, 1. Lend Mortgage Bank of India (Limited), 1. London Chartered of Australia, 231, 44. London and County, 464. Li Delon said Westadaster, 631, 4. Do., Senn. keyed at IW. raw, some of whka kas bees raid. 501, . Cliental Ba nk } Corporation, 434. Union of Australia, 481, 9. Union of London, 341. MIBCELL&NEOI7B. Anglo-American Telencaj o k r (Limited), 211, 1. Anglo-Moditorrasean ph (Limited), DI. Anglo-Weaken Mint, 161, . Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent., 78. City Offices (Limited), 3. C.ommercialUnioa (Amnesic.), 61. Credit Fancier ed Ragland (Limited), 21. Ewe India Irrigation and amid, 181. sa w l 9 4r ant. Viceroy, got. by Eaptima gore. Eleatic and Istarnational Telo4raph, 232. Goaeral Credit and Discount (limited), 61. ill i de u t t l ea rßa ,141, 16. Pinandal Society (Limited), 31. Ham Irrigation (Canal Camel, 4, L ai London General Omnibus and lid), 1 15-16. National Di count Company • ted), 12, 11 Falana, New Zealand, Australian Royal Mall (Limited), 11. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 65. Do., New, 1867, 10. Royal Mail Btema, 62. Telrgraph Construction and Maintenance (Lbw), 151. Unrronal Marine Insurance (Liml lo 4). 6 1. Vicofo7 of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 7 6 1, 1, L 6. THE CIVIL SzavicE.—The thirteenth report of her Majesty's Civil Service Commission, together with ap pendices, was published this morning. The report itself contains a summary review.pf all the proceedings of the commissioners from May, 1166, up to the lest day of lone in the present year. During that period the total number of candidates whose names have appeared upon the lists, has been 59,658: The actual number, however, which CM* before the board for their decision was 46,623, and of these certificates of qualification were granted in 28,694 cases. Of the remainder Mal were rejected as absolutely disqualified. - - LEATH OF THE HON. A. EtrODZA.—The death of the Hon. and Rev. Arthur iligples, mond surviving son of Baron St. Leonard% is ammumeed. He was boas in 1822, and was educated at Trinity Oallegs, Dublin. In 1862 he was presented by his father, tube was theta Lord Chancellor, fo the re ctor y of Newaegab, mar Hareham, which he held up to the time of hie death. Aocmswr TO TER LENDS AND &Ammo' REPRESS. —Ernsaassza Paws or Ens Pseemputsm—An amident occurred to the express train which left Leeds far &tube at 4.60 yesterday aftersoon, which would hare bees attended with the most disastrous conesqnsmoss to the pamengen but for the presence of mind of the seen in chugs of the train. When near the bridge framing the Wakefield and Pontefract-road the tire of the Mime wheel of the engine suddenly snapped, and the two leading wheels were thrown off the reetals.Asit was g ring at rpeed at the time it continued its course for • ocasiderade distance, and the marvel is that it wee not sent rolling with its living freight from the top of the embankment to the bottom. The moment the disaster occurred :he engine man, Joseph Wright, shut off the steam, and with the aid of the fireman and guard put on the brakes and raked out the fire. Fortunately . the train was brought to a standstill without anybody be ing injured. The guard hastened back along the line, and sirnaUed an appeal Ain r Vwhich would otherwise inevitably have ran into the this. As may be curtly imagined , the inswingers re much claimed, and tbgr altoni-hment wrs great en they discovered how narrowly they had rasped i tent death. They were so highly pleated with the pion plitude of the engine-driver, stoker, and guard, that they subscribed a handsome sum of money on the sent, and prevented it to them as a recognition of their praise worthy conduct. Bun isu ORPHAN Astor, Stotrou.—Chiolly Nom the wide-spread distress caused by the recent mai m rcial 1 auk, the resources of this long established insti tution Lave suffered most severely during the year now about to close. In order to aid the directors in eetra ✓elishing a debt of nearly 3,00 W., the Her. Hugh Wriorley, M.A., vicar of St. Paul's, Tottahant, preached two earnest and able sermons in his church on Sunday last in behalf of the charity, and . him appeal was liberally re sponded to by the oongregation. DISCOVERY OW • UOLD FIELD IN SOUTH Aus- Tast&t.—For long years South Australia has coveted a native Head*, but hitherto with more disaprztanent than success. She has made many disooveries, Jervis to Hellen" and from the Barrier Ranges to C t BMW. She has "rushed" embryo and pro moted gold companies, but without ever large nuggets or good dividends. Still she has refused bee faith in her auriferous destiny, and at length her patience has been rewarded. JtEt Omsk is a bona . de gold-ileld, _ and there W y of it, it th i uarecious a() far afi metpal rhou pearances ld only are very happen 111111 a to lb fay to equall dat vour, and its prospects - have bees bdighteuisc fres the first week ad its history. There has been astikei es yet that may be celled a rus h in the Victorian sews; bet a gold field which can a s a populallon of about a theimand within a month is at least Panful addition to oar native industries. The discovery could not have come more opporPmek than it did-4 the middle of as dull a semen as limir._)sea WM Os eve of a bard winter, which oflierwieurrilliZit IS have ban aggravated by sanity of labour and general distress. IllOgretidPl itestiator, Sept. 12. CULTIVATED LAND IN AURTIALIA.--This agri cultural report of Mr. Josiah Healthy, c ompotes) Ma- Rd, shows that the land under cultivation in Oen& Au,- belie has increased from 969,462 acres in ISIS le 5t5,734 in 1867; whilst in Victoria durhic the same jaded the in crease has rely been from 927,746 to 692,916, sad in New South Wake from 223,296 to 461,226.—fie5a And rale* Bogister, Sept. 14. iIONII7 MARIGIT.--(17118 DAY.)' crowas. , The stook searials re-epened this morning with a,fina appearance, and the tendenoy sines 1180 bees rather favourable. Dealings generally ars not very nansaross, although they coasts& Wl* of pinthesse, in sonsequesoe of the satielnehiry tenor of the womb front abroad, the 21100000 the Paris Bourse, and Cm fresh rednetionyeelerdy in the quotations of wheat. Consols are 1-16 per cent. lows., bat the Three per Cents. /Whim* mid New Three per Oasts. are seemly at the aseing prices of 13starday. With ramped to railway slim* (Arent Nathan is in demand at an improvemmths whileCaledonlea has given way, upon a mewl ollipledelfre sales for a fall, together with the aril resent operations fora ries. Nod of the Amiga beads ams without variation. The &mesa for mousy is rather moderate, while the sy has somewhat increased. Neves . thaw, the lowest rate is if to 1 for bills. Ckswels me at 114 k to j for snowy and the (November I) ; sad the Three per OIL =Named sad New Three per amts.. ni Om In the railway market Groat Northern Original Stork is in must and 1 per oust. better ; Great Nnotren sad Metropolitan how improved Ito ; sahib Midland. South lestern. and Caledonian have declined to 1. Subjoined or. the qllotaticas : Landon and North Vreolent. 1111 t. 1121; Arent Western. 4s) to 1; Mks& 1111 1. 1121; London sad South Western, 671 W 861 ; Ores* ledente 43 ) so I ; Brighton, 60 to ; South Eastern, Telk to 1 ; Metropolitan, 1061 to ; Greet Northern. 106 to 1 ; ditto A, 101 to j; Caledonian, 721 to I, ex dive ; Lanoeskire sad Yorkshire, 1281 to 1 ; Ludes, Chaining. sad Dover, 161 to I 71; and Monodist:or, Shaw, sad Lincoln shire. 471 to 48. As regards foreign bond', the principal feature IS a demand for Orel Vitebsk, which have risen 11 per coot., viz., to 821 to 83}. Egyptian of 1833 arel higher, at 73; to a, but Peruvian of 1833 have receded j, the present price being 821 to I. Bramlian of 1866, 781 to 791; Milian of 1867, WI to 961; Egyptian of 1861, 811 to 82, ez div. ; Italian of 1861, 641 to 1 ; ditto Tobaooo Loan, 21 to 1 prom.; Mazicon. 16 to 1; Russian of 1866, 901 to 911; ditto, Nioolai Railway Lsan, 671 to 68, ez div. ; ditto Moscow-Jsroslaw, 821 to 83; Spanish of 1867, 341 to 1 ; Turkish of 1868, 68 to 1; ditto of 1362, 70 to k ; and ditto of 1866, 411 to j. Indian stocks are steady. The Ten-and-a-Half pee Cents. are at 214 to 217; the Five, 1141 to 116; the Four, 1021 to 1031; the Bands, 176. to 21s. pron.; and the Debentures. 103/ to 106. Soak Stock, 244 to 246; and Ezohoquer Bills, 17s. to 21s. prem. Bank shares prompt no movement. Anglo- Austrian, 61 to 7 prom. ; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to j pron.; Consolidated, 1 to j pron. ; Landon and Westminster, 631 to 611; Landon and Comity, 481 to 491; and Union of Lonion, 331 to 343. Apart from a rise of 26.6 d. in Hudson's Bay, viz., to 141 to 15, miscellaneous shares are without Seriatim. - National Disoount are at 111 to 12; ; General Credit, 21 to 21 di.. ; International, le to 01 di.. ; Tele e .repn Construction, 161 to / ; Atlan tic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, n to 4 ; andAnglo-American, 211 to 221. United States 6-20 Bonds are in request and j per oent. better, at 741 to / ; Erie Rail way shares, 271 to 1; Illinois Central, 971 to 1 ; Atlantio and Great Western Debentures, 361 to 371; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 331 to 1. The scrip of the Charkof-Azof Railway Loan is at 11 to 11 prem. The Oneida, from Brazil, has reached Southamp ton, with 102,38 W. in specie. _ _ _ TWO O'CLOCK. Railway stocks are offered. Groat Northern A has declined 1 per oent., iris., to 103 to I. Landon and North Western, Midland, and Metropo litan have also rcooded i ; while Caledo nian has improved I, and Great Eastern I. The variations in foreign bonds compEse a rise of e in Italian of 1661, and a reduction to the like extent in Mexican. Consols are nu anced. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are without alteration, at 943 to both for money and the account. In the railway market the principal change is a fall of 3 per cent. in South Eastern stocks, viz., to 773 to 3. Some of the other lines are slightly lower. Caledonian, 73 to 3 ; Brighton, 50 to 3 ; Metropolitan, 1081 to i; Midland, 1113 to f; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 128 to 3 ; London and North Western, 1111 to 1121; and Great Western, 48 1 to Foreign bonds are quoted about the same as at 2 o'clock. Italian of 1861, 541 to 1; Turkish of 1885, 411 to i; Spanish of 1887, 31 to ; and Sardinian, 73 to 75. About 91,0001. in bar gold has been taken out of the Bank for abroad. It is computed in some quarter' that the elec tions will probably absorb and keep in circulation, as long as they last, a sum of about two or three millions in notes and coin. This requirement will be supplied, of course, by the various banks ; and the effect will be felt, either directly or indirectly, by the Bank of England. The reflux to that establishment of the coin which is ordinarily withdrawn for harvest purposes will probably be delayed until an unusually late period. These movements being solely internal, and of a character far which there has been ample oppor tunity for making provision in advance, ought not to be attended with any dis turbing influence upon the money market. Were any further important amount of gold to be demanded from this country, how ever, in payment for importations of foreign stocks or other purposes, the Bank would probably be found in a position in which some moderate advance in the rate of discount might be deemed advisable. Bar gold valued at .16,000/. was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation. _ _ _ . The amount of Australian gold known to be now on the way to England is 433,500!. The Kent has 272,5001. ; the Brueklay Castle, 121,3001. ; the Liberator, 24,000!. ; and the Australian, 12,6001. New Fork advice* announce the shipment of 110,0001. in gold for Europe. Advices from Melbourne state that the reading of the Railway Loan Bill had been agreed to without a division in the Assembly. It would probably pees into law in a few days, and was not expected to meet with any serious opposition in the Council. The loan is "not to exceed 2,107,000/.," and is to be finned in London in 6 per cent. debentures, redeemable in 26 years. The report of the directors of the Madras Rail way Company, to bo presented at the half-yearly meeting on the 6th inst., expresses the directors' satisfaction at the large increase of more than 24 per cent. in the net receipts upon the half-year. The report says, " Taking the cost, as it stands, of the length of the company's lines together open and at work, their united earnings for the half year are equal to 4I per cent per annum on the outlay ; " while as regards the north west lino eeparstely, on which the revenue has been swelled by exceptional receipts, the net - - - rwostabown, on the tunnel expenditure on the of &slam worked over daring the hall veer, is agog tea diviand of nearly 8 per °soh rev mom [lash remits m them ere oeloulated gtC, grad tenouragement to all holders of rallway stooks. At en extraordinary general meeting yesterday c f the ftyoha Caamsereiel end Trading Ooraay (I.iWt. the moue wore payes4 • divids of I to' ers sue% rum or sums on el As paid-up capital of , tbo undertaking, at such thres sad by such instal emote as the council may this* lit." This resole tMn has to be condrused at an annual raesting, to be held in about three weeks. The direotas of the Anglo-American Telegraph Company, at their board meeting yesterday, have resolved to declare a further interim quarterly divide:ado( 10a per share, free of it come tax, pay able ea this Ist Depember. --- - It is soommood that the joint commit*** of mausgement of tho Anglo-Americen andAtlantio Telegraph Compuoiss hove just completed arrange inane for eatablieldog ao in Paris at No. 1. Ram Scribe, at the corner of Boulevard Is. Italiena the object being to afford greater fosili ties for the trensraission of by limir cables to America. The list ie at wee limo gives of half a doom American bookers is lonto, wbo will act as their agents. The Nero York Timm of the 18th October ream/ in the following toms to another project be • lay's( down as Atlasiis table: Wain Warned Not angelletiene ore bong elided en Wilk the Avendeaa Atha* Odin lielegnie Moping et' aim sky (who bins ley sat theeproes the onetwine right or toadies a cable en the ewe ei UMW Ithilema L eamO tie Most el Merida) and asnio= a = to Ida them to laying a gain Ikea* to annte havtan been portend fee ameinion a neat Mead ' oenenden Iran Nee II AO ainatay. 111 is sea re doellied their anlliesto antorll= " to pat dews a cable foe MAK No doubt we will have many Gila hid between Amine and &nem and eneleis it is that than reproientiag the hue capital es woe the nab& at Dewed Sedit and at the same time pay to their siareinldera geed dividends The half-yearly meeting of the hoperisd Con tinental Gas Association is called for the 24th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. The memoranda below relate to the hop trade: The bop bade isF it gll, with a falling off in the demand for fine and drooping tesehnelee. Fineien coasionmen centime to he mad* freely, oat are offend at low rates. Mr. George Suited held his weekly sale of hops yesterday, at the Hop and Malt Exchange Roams. tiouthwirit-street, Borough. There was a fair attendance, and some of the lots realised good prices. It is thought the majority of brewers suffered considerably from last year s operations. and oonsequently are cautious not to take more than their alaolute requirements. Bombay adviccs mention that the reports of the new cotton crop continue favourable from 11111104 all the districts. POLICE COURTI3.--(T1B3 DAY.) 111.14810N-HOUBB. ♦ Tomwriciat 00111.111771 CD TOR 11/1111LLOIS IZTOLTIII3. Wllhans Uwaid, a respectable-10414g young man. was this morningeharged on remand, before the Lord Muyor end kr. Alderman Caustoa, with *wiling Zi revolvers, el ue 801. It will be remembered that the prisoner, who is a member of the Loodon fioottish Volunteers, an I has taltn a number of prises at VinabLidon, was is the an. pluyment of Kr. Kerr, gun-mauatecturer, Lag N$ 11mm-street. On the 6th of October it was d&S. toi wed that a number of new revolvers were end on the mine day the prides's, absca. Some time afterwards be was apprehended by Detective Hawke'. It they appeared that be hid stolen num nem to time 32 revolvers, which be had pledged, and Le gave up the duplicates for them. In reply to the charge, I.e ttated that he bed committed the rubbiry in ine of bring led into bad company. Le ptieoner, who mid he wished to plead guilty, was cuulutted for triaL 12011311117 Or A lIVIIBAND Willi III! lIEWILYT. Mrs. liebondi Ann Wiight .Fowlek. of No.2l;iieil• Tee Vii as. seven Sisters-road, app.ied to Mr. Cooke for an order protecting her property and earnings ac wired sane the detention of her husband against him and his cireditoir. _ _ '1 Le applicant said that she was married to her husband, lkuiGe cwles, in March, 18th, and lived with him up to the star ISW. He then teat her, and went away with otie cf tier servants, who had had a child by him. He kit her without her consent, and at an hour's uoice. He left her at an hotel, and she had to sell her property to pa! his debts. He took her watch, and went with her servant to ABM its, where she believed he now was. She had never communicated with him since he had eloped, and having by her own industry acquired a little property she wi•hed it protected. Mr. Cooke granted the order, and told the applicant to have it registered in the county court. wurn. KIABEHATIOrk OP AN OICNIDIN OMNIBUS lirparcro AILLT. Morris Bwsky Piopiieic;sadriver of an omnibus running from Stoke Newington to the Angel at Islington, was summoned before Mr. Cooke with wilful misbehaviour during his employment as an omnibus driver. Mr. heard, solicitor, prosecuted on behalf of the Lon don General Omnibus Company. It appeared from the evidence of the driver of the cam yany'a omnibuses, that about to o'clock on the eirming . of the 21st ult., when he left the Angel, the defendant was before him, and kept before bun till he got to Mild may-park. M hen he got there, the defendant pulled his omnibus across the road, and kept it there for live or six minutes so as he could not pass. He was asked to draw on one side, but would not till some of the revengers got out and said they would summon him. i'wo witnesses were culled : one said that the drivers were racing, and tr.ed to get before each other. When the defendant itc+ped, they " chaffed " each other. .1 he defendant said he stopped to put an old lame gen tkwan down, and he only waited till he got on to the 'siren:wad safe. Mr. Cooke said he was not going to fine the defendant for the protection of the driver of the other omnibus, but for the public. The defendant would hare to pay 205., and be. costa; or. in default, live days' imprisonment. MARLBORO6GH-STREET. _ BURGLARY. Henry Eyre', described as an organ-builder, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with stealing lOilbs, of cigars, 211. e. of totem°, and two bottles of brandy, or the value of 81. 155., the property of Mr . G. H. Carthew, landlord of the Prince Albert I.'avern, Upper St. Martin's bite, and afterwards with burglariously breaking out of the house with the goods. r. Carthew said—l , keep the Prince Albert, Upper St. Martin's-lane, having only taken the house yesterday. About three this morning I was awoke by a vio le nt ring ing of the bell, and on looking out of window was informed Ly the police that there were thieves in the house. On rang downstairs I found three constables in the homes and they said they had found the door open. I found in the bar some bottles and other things in a sack ; the things Laving been taken out of the bar, and consisting of two bottles of brandy, 101lbe. of cigars, and • quantity of tobacco. iyrwhitt—Did you close the house yourself? Prosecutor—No; my potman. The potman—l closed the house at 1 o'clock this morn ing, and eeerytbing was quite safe. When I came down this morning another door betides that by which the police entered was unbolted. rolice•couetable Campbell, 209 C—Alsoat 3 this morn ing 1 saw two men at the corner of Tower-street. I asked what they wanted there, and told them to go away. ILey said they would stay as long as they liked. With the isonstance of 63 F I got them away. I saw the per oner run out of the Prince Albert and went after him and touk bum back, and while 'hang so saw another man run out of the house, and he got away. On going into the house I found the things produced in a sack. There was a place where the shutters were kept where a man could uu.cerl himself. Vi 'ilium kastbert, 180 C—l stopped the prisoner while he was running away. Cane, 36 C—On the 12th of July, 1867, I had the 'moiler in custody, in the name of Henry Marsden, for ati,mltiog to pick pockets in Coventry-street, on the utes.sion ul the belgiau volunteers visiting this eo.intry. 1 situ know the prisoner to be the constant 11340ZJite of clesin thieves of all kinds. kr. whitt committed him for trial. UItZEI4WRaI. .CAL6IIIO TEE MATE OP ♦ OMFEME/Cll PENTIONEI. (,o; AWN aged 39, • twrianercial traveller, - of 7, S 0,4).410t-toad, DepUord, was charged with causing tLe Limas of %1 uliatu twasell, an in-pensioner of Orson wseL I.copital, by knocking Lira down with a huree _ _ Item cared true the evidence of the witnesses examined that at halt-last 6 lust evening the prisoner was driving a:ong tie ridalgar-road, tirecnwich, with a horse and L'LL chef, e eta model ate late, wheal the jolting of some Labels on a brewer's dray proceeding in the same dire*. au,,d the hone to jib. The deceased, who was proved to Le under the influence of liquor, was crooning the road at the time, and in stepping back the shaft of the chaise in which the prisoner was rested struck him and knocked him down. The dectee ed was pi cad up and carried into a pbblic- hover , but be expired in three bourn. Mr. Y. J. Ryder, surgeon, said ho was celled to attend the deceased, whom he found in a state of collapse, sink ing fast. Death resulted from some internal injury, evidently from a wheel ;leasing over him close to the aldcrneu. Mr. Maude said he should remand the case until after the coroner's inquiry, accepting bail in two sureties of 261. each and the prisoner m MM.. for his appearmioe on Tuesday next. The required bell was tendered and accepted. SITTINGS IN EHROIL—The Lord Chief Jugtiee of the Comu.on Pbses and several baron' of Use Exche quer Nit to-day for the purpose o i : p ap followsting the days for bearing cares error. Th e days tad are as follows : —}or errors hoar the Queen's 26th, 27th, and 28th Nmeml•er ; ,or errors from the Common Pleas, 30th November and lit and 2nd Dooember ; for errors from the Exchequer, 3rd Dieonber. RAILWAY ACLIS.k:NT.—PLYMOUTTI, MONDAY.— Yesteietty evening, the last carriage of the down mixed train which leaves here for Falmouth at 3.15 p.m. got yff the tads just after passing Doublebois, and was dragged ietp. al mile, over one or more of the viaducts, before it intone to the engine -driver. It was then de tached irom the train, and the Js mongers transferred to the other carriages. On arriving at the Ito Imin-road station, an engine and a gang of men were sent back to clear the obstruction. l'he accident delayed the up night mail to London about half an hour. LATREff SPORTING INTRMIGIIINOI COT alaitilit.) LIVERPOOL marrnto.—(rins DAY.) niab• RUED= RILEDIOAP. lie Radiageos :: ' ' • • •• I Brit TRIAL STAMM !thy Alin • .. Lady Mato. .. Lady May . . 9 ram. WELTER OUP. .skeshift .. I weave:damn Liberal TRIAL STERPLEOHASIL Wild Hindman walked Mt. NURSERY. Tratorotrioo o .. .. 1 =Blimp f.. •• Hops .• GO 11 r •• •• oa. LIVERPOOL CUP. 4to 1 apt Potwar (t) 6 to I Grimier' (t) 9to 1 Soo Saw (t Rawly) 26 to 1 Ajax (t) FLTTICO HANDICAP. T.T.O. 3.31 Plying Jib, Mi tletoe, Indian Star, Evolina. Ma rtial Noy, Dawdle, Virtu*, Lady 01111e02, Portal. Nitta. Snowdrop, Spbynx, lady Mary, Bolpturyor, 8.141.4 add Vigisonotto are pure. Anazyrn.—Actsra, Precocious, Maid of the Mil, Ellie, Monte, Nun, Lady Henrietta, Gene 0 KinAy, Pen sioner, Par tan, Honesty, Hope .tish, Ajaz . ranw.nd, o.Aenso, Stamford, Lady Allsaih, Tanana, nal See Saw. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) 2.31 r.w.. There were but few members at the clubs to day, and business was csrrelsondusgly d AIL No par ticular change took place in the betting beyoud a =irked ilea:re to lay against Urimston, and a demonstration in favour of Lady Henrietta, about whom all tbs 24's to that could be obtained were readily taken. Price; as follows: LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CU?. 9to 2 apt The Palmer (off) 13 to 2 Knight of the Garber (t and off) 15 to 2 Grinudon (off. tBto I) 9to 1 See Saw (t end oS) 1000 to 70 Abergeldie (t) 20 to 1 Lady Henrietta (t f) 60 to 1 Friday (t) 3to 1 Knight of the Garter and Grim eton coupled (t) THE EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF 13.10411 I 40.41N5T d LADY. Mrs. Eliza Lumley, charged with unlawfully intermarrying with Major William Brownrigg Lumley, her husband. Y. Alazander Victor, being at the same time alive, again attended at Marlborough-street Police court before Mr. Tyrwhitt, i,w answer to her mogul- Mr.Madey, instructed by Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Metcalfe, instructed by Mr. Keane, of Lincoln's-inn fields, for the defence. The first witness called was Mn. Margaret Gray, of Bethnal, Cornwall, who said that, is 1814, she wont to St. Helier's, Jersey, with her mother, and lived there for about 12 years. M. Alexander Victo r was her French master. She became acquainted with the Haines family through M. Victor. There were Ms sisters in the family —Caroline, Charlotte, Sarah, Eliza, Georgians, and Harriett. Eliza was the second daughter. Eliza was in troduced to witness as Magner, Victor. She never heard him speak of her as his wife, but she understood her to be ?Mr. Bexley asked the witness to look round the court and see whether she could recognise any member of the Haines family in wart. The witness did so, and pointed out the risoner and her sister as two of them. ; [The case was proceeding when our report left.] SZIPPINO INTiLLIOINCE.-(27118 DAY.) Loweeis, Nov. 3.—Wiad at boos, 8.W.. along ble4lllo cloudy. r Oseviesito, Nov. Y.—Arrived: White Adder, tram Shasitud ; Aiecaut, Shaoshai ; City at Bermes. Calcutta. DIAL. Nov. t.—Anived : Wyly* tram Pageboy foo ; Tau tallaa Caidle, (aladta. Arrived tram the river : Daothy, for lu mews; Charlotte, for Mobile , haa bees supplied with ea anchor. L . 17 - 71 . ar00t., Nov. A—Arrived : Haan Ho, from Wallaroo ; Spirit of the Mortinar, Natal. HaiW_: Dlayore, for Cal ants • A/atomiser, Calcutta ; Oberon, Bombay; City of Uver pool, Bombay; Bernardo, Bt. Masao ; Fire Qom (an), New Orleans ; Doidra Lit, Mobile; Bilicete, IL Jolla, N.B. BanW i r. Arrived : — Dora, ham Dentarars; Piens ~ißuurierot,,_Noe. Nov. !.—Staled : Delay Dam for Africa. tier , Nov It Sailed : Berth, for Peruaraboco. • On Mlle? Cams, Nov. A—Arrived : Oneida (c), hen Brasilia Orr Dawn/owns, Nov. I.—Arrived : Okater, from Undo" for New Zealand. _ w. er;r7S. OCT. M.—Arrived : lowa (..), from New Toek. Rotuma Nov. S.—Arrived : Ana ha.), hora Liverpool, far Santander ; Cle.Wr (as), Liverpool, for St. Michel's. Mr saarrows, Nov. 2.—Arrived: City of Baltimore (se.), from 12(w York, and left for Liverpool Lam., Nov. A—Arrived : Coldatreani, from Commis ; /Kelso Nieholwa, Shanghai. Arrived fens the Nine: Lady Ana, for Sydney; ELIA. Cardiff ; Arrow, Cardiff. Soot naneron, Nov. 2.-Bailed: Tannoalan (a.), for Cohn. Fatnourn, Nov. 2.—Arrived : frees Elsvannalt. Ovv Fa:mourn. Nov. S.—Arrived : Brenda, hos Haageon, for Breton. .. j. CrItD77, NO?. : Westfield, for King OVOlllea Liziy, Singapore ; beautiful Star. Trincom.alre ; Yieltor, al:e • Pais, Callao ; Star. CAW" (area Ware, llia.ate Vidao ; I:tadle, Monte Video; Lido, Rio U ; nlade ; Freeman 2f,w ('neon, NOT. IL—lt IS DIOW:11* gale from wed south-wart. Ai ILFORD, Not. 3.--It b blow:ag a If gla from wad.. /iot KA D, NOV. 3.—lt a blowing agile from wart soMb-west, W. II Akil.Ll.ool., Nov. 3.—lt I, biasing a gale Loom W.S. W 4.IAKUALTIES. • • - • • • B LIANT.—Tbe Dolela.l,K . o . n; Pie Patri whilst point into laaagliaike bar on tho night of Cm 3:st 0 :tober, r hprr.t ai breast of the quay, simied her bowsprit enJ Apart , . eed, and killed a boy. Is" erorr, Nor . I.—Arrised : Reuther* s.. from Crotistait —dee of orals, cargo much shifted, and part of deckled thrown o‘erbtaid—and left at 9 p.m. Sues Viola., Barr. 99.—The crew were seal from the Giacomo. from Cardiff to this putt, lost at lialdonalo on tho 214 of b.ptambse. WEATHER DEPORT.-(T1118 DAT.) TV lIDAT Z . ; V A.M. A sudden and verlispd se di th min os utk ameidgis d barometrical premiere M lam evening ia the ate dere *a ineh is the last II bode. la Inks/ anithe sista of thaa ltagiand mast the &dare has ad bees ea pest, Sal ea Se wed 4ll Frame readings an nearly Se imeas. Lam dillsomme now sit idioms peasaine in Onall Betted; the readings at Wales sad Ramses tiller by missile. leadimp liftmen am Sem Sea thesis an the sitsaasi earl Timpaseens Ms dna cued at seabed aides shemel teed • gale set la ymisoils at Artbawn& Mike w b :2ll at LYS km fern. ama ate eintinass at theme statism la Se hie MB the Mod b 1 Sod hem seatb-west at lielybeed, and featly am tiaras. WINS are West from tbs westward la beard ; . bat ettbe Massa Heavy vela ie reported tram Awesome Is very kigh than wad at Valenti& Wanks two& THE GRAMPIAN CLUB.—The first annual meet ing of this club was held yesterday in the a chambers, 161, Strand; Mr. Robert Crawford:7.r a . , of Westbrook, occupied the chair, and among those pre sent were the Res. Professor Lorrimore, .D., Mr. George Cruikshank, Mr. T. L. Magian Oliphant, of (polo; Rev. Charles Rogers, LL.D., &a Letters of apology were read from Sir Rodwick Murchboa, Bart., Mr. George Vere Irving, and others. The List of officers elected oom rises his Grace the Duke of Argyll, pestilent ; Sir Roderick Murchison, Bart., H.C.8., P.R.& • Sir Jamas T. Simpson, Bart., M.D. • Mr. George Vera Irving ; and Mr. Robert Crawforil t v i ce -preaidents • and a council of fourteen members, with Mr. L. C. der, as wore lazy. The objects of the club are the collection and publi cation of document, illustrative of Scottish history and antiquities. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) ONB O'CLOCK. The raining market is moderately active to day, with • demand for shares in several including West Great Work and Tincroft. Great Vor and Prince of Wales, however, are lower. Subjoined are the quotations:—Welt Chiveiton, 61 to 62 ; Great Vor, 131 to 1 Prince of Wales, 425. to 445. ; Trumpet Console. 13 to 14 ; West Groat Work, 21 to I ; East Trumpet Consols, 2} to ; Chivortona, 4 to 41 ; Make Valley, 8k to 9 ; Carn Brea. 17 to 19 West Drake Walfi, Ba. 6d. to 10s. ; Drake Walls. 17s. to 195.; South Great Work, 3s. to 7s. 6d. ; sad Kurth Crafty, 30s. to 325. 6d. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quoted as follows :—Taquaril Gold, par to prem. ; John Del Bey, 17 to IS; Don Pedro, 3 to prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to k prem.; Pmts.- rena, 11 to 11 dia.; Chontales, 21 to 1; Boma Grande, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Fro.- tino and Bolivia, 13s. to 13s. ; Port Phillip. to 2. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MLARERM CrlllB DAY.) ($T massatra.) ova OWN oosaassoaaaal. ) Carne.— market steady, sales probably about 12,6141 bales. comm.—Attendance at market, good; moderate eau eumptive business done in an articles at about Fridate rates. Mixed Indian corn, Us. COBB BUTTER KAILICET.-(11118 DAY.) , (111 TILBEHLIM ) (molt tins own aoaasiroarnarr.) Ordinary, 121 n., 1235, 118.., 1155., 112, Ws. ; 1,611 Arline. cured, 134 e.; 1265.; 1245. ; 9u Orkina. LEEDS CORN MAR.KET.—(THIN DAY.) TIZZONAPZ.) (NOOK OUR OWN 00NRIOPONDNOT.) Wheat neglected, and what little busmen doing is at a reduction of ls. per qr. Barley otcady. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) ticoan.—The market has opened quietly, and whit little disposition to porches% at tut week's prices. Refined also dull of sale, and prices of dried goods are rather -- Corns.—The market is active, at fully previous prism; the sales include 100 casks plantation Layloa, also 3,ii011 bags native Ceylon, at 40e. ; 600 begs Manilla, it 60e. ; and 400 packages of Jamaica, at 40e. to 51s. tid,. 11se sherbet oontienee dull. Bust.—Thers are buyers at Sim prices. It= and Smarm= continue dull of rale. Parma—A hundred bag, of Penang hold at 311 be 3 640 d. cash. . . - Gorton.—TM 7 — The demand manatee very active, and prim are again firmer. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is Oat. Town tallow, 625. 6d., ; Peters. burg Y.C. on the spot, 61. 9d.; lkossallsr, 61s. Id.; January, 61s. 9d.; March, 6b. ;M. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.— (THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James &Woo reports trade vory slow at last days pikes. Primo clover, from 117 s. 6d. to 1305.; inferior ditto, 665. to WV& ; prima hay, 105 s. to 116..; &derive ditto, Lk. to 9de. ; straw, 26.. to Mt. PAILLIAMINTARY Vitusarruhrot.—lt is a remark able fact, and one which forcibly illustrates the vies& fades attendant upon party warfare, that of all the perils. meats which lave been elected under the suffrage visioned by the act of 18L2, only one has been dissolved by the intruder who summoned it. The first was callel by Earl they, and dissolved by Sir Robert Peel, the seeand was tailed by Sir Robert Peel, and was dissolved by Lord Met. bourne; the third was called by Lori Melbourne, and , dissolved by that minister; the fourth was carted by Lord Melbourne , and dissolved by Lord Russell ; the fifth was called by Lot d Russell, and dissolved by Lord Derby the sixth was called by Lord Derby, and dissolved by Lord Falmenton ; the seventh was called by Lord Palmerston, cud dissolved by Lord Derby ; the eighth was called by Lord Derby, and dissolved by Lord Palmerston; the ninth was called by lord Palmerston, and will be dissolved by Mr. Disraeli.—Daily Nom PULPAIIING DMZ FOR nUNTL'IO.—The methods adopted for catching and preparing_ deer for hunting at Windsor are as follows : a An. young stag le selected and run to bay by the hounds, ropes are the. fastened about his horns, and leather straps round his legs, and he is thus secured until be can be turned loose in the paddocks. This process, however, Is exownively dangerous to the men sad dugs emplo yed, and is now rarely resorted to. More often a moan herd of red deer is run by the hounds into toils, where they often Omsk their necks or beaks before they are secured. The 4 employed are sough Scotch deerhounds. Six or ship are thus takes every year, then shut up in aim& a abort time, their horns sawn off, and en a few isoethe they an fit for beating. They are confined in large pad docks, ied upon beams and bay and are kept in wind by being hi nta Gonda silly round the fish by a 'lngham or • blocdhoned ape imp trained flee the par* Lam are caught in the lame swam bet if in 10010 C salmi for hunting they chew ne geed wl:Zrogrer , arw allowed to be ran kite by *Dyers to blood tMa A good stag will WI for el: or sessnyesm doing his three or four runs in a swum. The bur me now wet 00111 b• moldy caught by beteg driven tato a shed, out of make there is AD Op•Oble ZZip•• • van, the charge . of soune it using °. ebs • obi step go be without otos= iterie eny ep trou o le, aunbse and betunal . flearkab l 7 6l"" thnh ailli -7 11141111 BOMB SINKNOTON MUSEDDL—Tisitors during t h e wee k codas Oct. 11, 1060 :—Oa Monday, Tuesday, and tlstorday. free, from 10 a.s. to 10 p.m. 19,061 ; am M , Tharsday,and Friday (adinieekis Ad.), hem 10 am. taU 6 Am. LW—Total. 14,870. Average of cor responding week in former years. 10,898. Total host the opening of the museum, 7,8701900, v .\