The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-11 00:00:00

:/TARY OrT. 10. .barrcamC..t 11141 A. Rope! Reitseara that olden to eabirk 9w l olll. Brooopion sod poomodott to d es board the los ossoirto of Cok *a ed Id. Gnat. ank d. Lammagaeat C A. R. sad Moat 1110 wa le Cheat and Captain Columbia, la charge nasality of stores are ladiag steam magmas, c &prawns, an elec_ twist of every Wadi of Id Riling. Rom of Ned to go oat .ftb the sea. and th,. bola end moat rolAcat men MOUTH, Ocr. 9. mident occurred on the Exmilmt, while o the broadside of the • A aeries of e awe of the gunner, on the rifle petecipl o . ride y after-noun, end labethateiy *amide the raffled stray, sad the I coesiderebly lejared to the peeesationery ever, Le personal 111 kat sot of liarboar to A born erubodird for r the preorrit at G. .11), sad netla and i WELLESLEY. th of Lord Charles 41 re of tie Duke of rly bout ea Saturday lordStip bed for some fie Dais et Waling_ (tend oa W beware, Lord Charles Weller a late illeitriorieDuke Bee, at the chief secre te deceased entered the he obtained the reg(- rest as ialf•pay ion regiamat. the 15th d th• rebellion. He liewtanant-roloael of d ta Marrh, 1345. V this House et Hants been Auguat, nleetiors that year b. WS with Mr. C. W. rear, be resigned from ad to his psrlietoen ram what is tsrased a ado, and all the great lawn Peel. Daring atainesa be held thi clerk marshal to her , 1946. Lad Charles al =Soon to Dresden Kies of &nosy with I oly 9, 1844, Awaits uf late Rlt d i a l l ot Darnel I. and two daughters. u. follow.. &sans, medals, Feb. 28, ant-colonel, Dec. 29, ”e • period eeer•l, Dec. 9, aide-die. it Hardline. rn.—On Saturday beloogtog to au Po ' &",n oat " J 6 foot ogtbeued to that ex sad bar capacity w led with now boils", lAD COOLIE 51111'9. 11 at Singapore has ape. with 440 coolies s the peamags, aad 20 /here the ship was dir , .ft la emartmace ot ti•A ship Temente. tt 11••••• 23d 110 molter, 141 baring op J alien de thialiete. day. eter • pewees r died ea the forage." -E VIT Poara.—A 4 at Shields and Son- I owner. t MVO ler ape elAbsed by thee a to be so pr obebinly the porta trees Ude witurday whom aeon >l••nday end Toooday owe. The majority • roses deaninde. >a the wage. quoting le there exists, we ▪ tbe ladies of eati,e —.hat they are eael,..a with the No re id litew oar modem. may warty salmaited eiremea to rive them rbboure appeared oe have ao lowle they tam to estedifte them. "Math foNow eppear either la boo oar tame sod coemal er they will dentition I Ihek derma I. tha ofwieraieg oar of minim mamma. lextiat ef a meat no be said OE ralk the mite el doeire amid bowmen le .I.ich teem of sedan pproval sate the weir rime departiamto ad • at whet liberty to li. we eau ware am •.t to be sera at Sir lads. ewe attired le aed elks. ...d Ober etcetera' e tb. Mow ; bat th d eek.ommoaly like a tahemed slue e1...M -its. building for those loadey ermine. whim I equal twee, sad es mew eel be the rub -/Mo. Allem 13cOr Las b.-0i d r Fro of Alm Dr.. XU %; id sad the 1 ~ I=,,, d dlle est e e l ard ✓eties to the tt reel K carried as is tart radios took pet* as ✓eties woe retest or prewar* Is oases of Kula' V prevailed os • roogretrates ehoald r.—Os Thursday woefeeliag from san -9=t poker frees dm Wra p poker mew is ems • tweed through die ilea the tuailsr. wagon use of *MS ase woe MA. eve Ina Malang. lasi Mlle.—On WO. ruplo)e4 is eepitia owl Beividesephollee dieeovered • imams ladles under the war for many year*. awl uP^s hems toas& I U g ?radars is the , ees enartiared. Tr to es *waist beisi DAT or RODERt are foalciss ensue , " Edisbenis as dre a finisher a aily Agreed C7e . : r //EAR WOILIcOP. tegladant Viiihrood, is slt at or T row a die/ h rt t a r/Je ri°. will be 1aM11.0•4 endy. % DAT.-BATr le v l 10,140; ditl° Til REGlSTianolve. EAST SURREY. Mr. W. M. Beet, the Revising Barrister, concluded the rarities of the lieu of the VOW% with the exception at seers wee that stand over far judgment, oe Saturtay, at the Flap Mouptes, Weedsworth. Mr. Corner and Mr. Jean stisedei to behalf of the liberals; Mr. Calmat.s swami 4 tbs eternally'. Le tbs perish of Billeesse the sense of two voters, Jobs Neat end Iltspbse Bese,rellisared lidos the radiator. Tb• ffs .. r .g. do_ re rpm, the required qualifica tion, awd the mitten binei to object to him , hot by nderke had adetaid la etsials. vile% affeared, had a psi sad wee stabled le be upon the re- The Bendsleg leserfsee said that the sisiake was ma Is imansinges, did not think ea overfewe'setdoetkw could b e w ithatawa, sad the result would biome no peared he h en e s Nom, that he would be disfranchisedw hil e John pat, bit was admitted was cot entitled to a vote, would retain oaths retrUter. •- Mr. Carr submitted that the barrister, although Mr. Slobs, Neat appaued to be objected tq had the power to ta pirs towhee ha qualification : sad upon found that be gmeeemod z go% to retanu lus 124X111 the list. The Barrister said that tide nigh be dose, It ogroo lam he the voter; bat Uwe was aw was le re- K meat r. Comer odd that, to mar to prom at the isodsmoo bin bh row =der web *gumshoes% be wesM, TIM the posimies of the mart, sop* he Wm. god be giughl ea the monger to prom that ha WAS peemeged el Os loononry emeldiestim. O t= mmesr woe dm wog% sod NNW dud be Maw 114. Slep Nal wee poreemed ormelis hoehold bad la lbee pet* d Botiones whelk mdthd bile to • *is he the Barsies Barrister said that ups thr grimes ha sheald near the sane ea the het, bet se se heel *urn W hew sae to the sear of Kr. his Ifs* that tsar else Nora upon the reseal reclatar bus the essersee met hdua can to rake a_proper ehrotioa east year. la the perish of Barre tir orraser bed prowl the ward " doomed" surer the water al sem Pa el the arms. The rsing Barrette said that the OMNI." bed so right to plaws the word &Nerd " upon the regirer. The statute agessely malted that ha ever 7 owe whin the erew weer wee aware that a voter wr d..d he should pier the word '•dad" against by name. and it wee the orrammle duty to comply with tha tonna of the statute. The ()veneer rid be thought It mad. ray little &derma whether a wan wee mid to be dead or to In deetased. The Revising Barrister said that might be; but the stater required that wheat a voter had died the OMNa should gay that he was dead, and be had no right to maks sae of say other tons of eskresidca. TFOICESTESSEIZZ 4G1106Z71721L 50C1321% (raom ors azeoarsal woecznEs, BATVLDAY. The annual meeting of this society was held yes tardsy. Then was a firet-cless 'Albinos of stock, corn, roots, hops, and poultry ; and the wad prwalnine were well molested, the great feature of attraction being the plo o ughin rces g, which took plate on a Lim about two miles from Wter. The dinner wee held at the Town-bell, the Rev. J. Pew ees, preselect in the year, in the their ; and there ware also primmt Merl Beauclimop, ' Lord Elmbry, M.P., and the Hon. Lygon, M.P. Oa the toast of the " Bishop and Clergy " behtegivea by Lord Hinder. The Rev. G. R. GRAY took the opportunity of impressing the eaceesitv of immuring the cottages of the poor ; and In doing es, remarked that the Bishop of Loudon once mid : Liefora yon ono make a man religion' and moral, you must make him decent." Hs (Mr. Gray) did not hesitate to say that the way is which the °wagers of the country herded together, for that wee the only tens atePheobko to their condition, was a disgrace to the nation. The beershom were also a great evil. After 26 years' experience am • magistrate and a rlrrgyrnan, he did not hesitate to say that the beer whop was thesauri of ma-half of the mime in the couatry. He also deprecated the practice of hiring servants at "stn- Berl Bait CRAMP, in responding to the toast of "The Army and Navy.' given by the Ch a i rman , 'roared the. meeting that them compliments wete aot undervalued by the services, but that they cheered them on many • hard. fought Ileld. He bad hoped that ere this he should have ban ambled to congratulate them on the termination of the in. halloo in India ; but it appeared there ervre large bodies of rebels sti:l In arms. He hoped, however, that whoa the British army again took the field, the rebellion mould he Really supprsemd. The health of " The Members for the County of Were waster" having bees given, Lord Et s Ler replied. He mall It must be a satlsfeeliem to the agriculturist, In his present state of prosperity, to hear that much of thee prooperi!y wee owing to his owe snow —the only sure foundation of moors la any undertaking. The stride which agriculture had mode in the last few yeses wee something nerveJlesa bat so doubt they had yet pat to learn Wu poker end from chemistry. Rdwrieg to the latrodsotion of the reaping nmeoine, the • Illreatialt =whir. end the Mena Singh, le said he looked forward to the time who used Mew would be still further diminished. Polities bobs ezelsded at theme meetings, he would nut break the rale laid duos, bat 'redid merely say that he hoped to meet them seat year again to oraittlore them on their prosperity, on theF having a bountiful harvest, a flourishing revenue, and above all us our being et peace with all futelis powers. (Cheers.) The Has. P. LTO , N, M.P., Is re/pestling 'to the tout, " Prosperity to the Arriculteral Society," condemned the praeice of hiring /*mutts at stammer, sad advocated name holidays for the labourer, se likely to promote a hatter fasting between sonar and [bus other epoiches having been delivered of a method character, the proces.lings terminated. BORNEO AND SIR /AVER BROOKE.—XEITING or THE CHAMBER Of COMMERCE AT BIRMIBGBAZ. A special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce et Binnisehms wee bead on Fridey shaman, for the per pose of coneiderisi the propriety of gonnorialhion govern meat toe the enhbeet of Rojeh Brooke's propval for obtain ing protection for Serewek. Yr. Gnomon Don Tx°, one of the viorprenetrats, took the choir. Afar a lOss cbseu.k.t, ft wr arm' to by • to•joltY " The a massaarlal bur this Macaw be seat to goesrasaust, paying he parlimaatery *airy Was dm schistose, Moly se result to anliasitoa sad coeurres ben tablas passesis • Sarawak, sad bow hi sock pommies obe labia Is equate to eh Janie Broalie eel the cult sad asehos et Robert Dale Owen, Esq., sou of Robert Owes, mad lie l'utted States Idtetatir at Naples, mired to Lovelorn le iletonley, see left gag ahead isemedietely for &was aka to see his father, who had for some dart bent mock ta ilgated sad coadeed to hia bed. Mr. Janes Murray, of the Foreign-office, has been spectated Ameleant Ceder-Searearey ter Nein agars. The Lord Chancellor has been pleased to appoint Mr. trldpilicea, the waior Treater of the Beakreptcy Court, te the can of thief reamer, T 608114 by the imam of Mr. Campbell. Mr. Whsiebeed the beta a regkeserr .1 the wart mace it. foluteletica la 18.11. The appolatmat f. words up wards of 2,0001. • rep. - - Mr. W. I'. Higgins, Firsts soonitary to Sir $ B. Lytton at the Colosisl-.dice, has bora appointed oso of the registrars of the Court of Baakmunoy. THE VATICAN GREEK TESTAXINT.—At Ind this long-expected work which hes, to, the lea twenty 'only tried the patience of the Biblkel scholars of lettp * tr .' and Atomics, h.. oute its appeorse.on The Valera cede: -the omen of MSS.-to nowt which Bentley, T.- 4 -Aerf, Tensile*, and tinny others have made j.ntrosys to Remo-is so imager a sealed book, an unknown volume. Here ere In whole onitents, glean to the world, and swiilabl• to all vas can slued to pay the goodly prise at which the work le pub lished. As the title-pege announcer. the MS. is edited by Cardinal Ida, to whose; laborious industry we ars indebted tor many other ratable works. Although hit recently pub- Wad, it km been Wag known that this edition of the Great d ie at bass wooed 'woo year.. The andlain showed Tischsedort the whco dye volume* reedy for pub..nos Is 114.3. And from the work itself we lowa that it wee printed so ter beck so the year 14:8. Various reasons how. born to exploit this unaccountable deny. Dr. Tre ws that when Row wee is the kerb of the sovorotoest, aid the authority of tbs P meld M hinder the appearance of %paid works, Mel the impreerion for sale to Mr. Asher the publisher et Beebe ; but the tame mused by the cardinal were deemed les Meg, and thus the oegotiation came to satlatu The French occupation of Roam, and the restoration of the papa government sons pr-rooted Cardiaai Mai from publgolt hie editing ; and thus Bitil: al *cholera have bee, doomed le Walt aitither too you. tor him precktus bloc. Now that k is to our heads it la melancholy to reflect that the leaned editor did not live to are the cossualtratiou of hi. labours, and that the work one finally rent forth to the world, usdor the supennt :adapt, of awaher. The work la well and hand comely levt up. Th. 1 ypi I B very good, and the peper very awl and capable of being written an. The teat of $ 1118. Is oompneed in Ire stout gents VOilaNle, of which four cordas the Old Trammel, the 111th, the New. The Old TeltillNMS --thetiepins.-110 tranalation-is of course valuable, barns savor Wore hese correktly madiand ; bat the New Tate mat. ls beynod all comparison that which renders this work eo n erpsciatly Imwtaing. Oa be essamt it is t h e to he and that t. one cannot be separated from the other. n. Old sod New Tenements must be boight together. Ai the cost of the; work I. rather oossiderable-oiso pounds this le a serious matter to 'radon. a ray not usually bur druid with wealth. It I. true en edifice of the if,,, g , y ew , • meat alone, in ets.llor .i.•,i..nsooscod as to follow hereafter; bur the editor addr, Fume considerable time will probably dim rhino& The entire. cedes thou at length Riven to ,h. world-we coed warmly ley-is gamerolly mended se the nest ourient copy of the Greek scripture to 'midi-Doc 8r.t...A Quarterly &view, fur oc:ober. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1858. SHARE LISIB.-71118 DAY. BILLTISH POSIBIBIONII. .IN. 6.(imi le 1 e.s. .110NRY MARKII7-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoolt. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE• TO Till IDITOR Or Tel U Eill,--Llaketanately for his numerous adherents Saw Uri *ohs lbws in hi. match with Lord Glasgow's cab 1•411 q, sat is thus hors a eageSsi for .11 lb War saspessmip Is his pisos for the Castewitch lii ms lain Prioress, ant far the Solid Stokes &abeam ass sow Ws *limr.—lfsass, &c., METEOR. pr aLwrzto ALBETINO.-(THIS DAY.) MATCH. Mal of Mu am f wafted over. SWEEPSTAKES Of 600 SOVS. Br to aird.oa-ae-Wag .. I Happy Load .. 2 Happy Lead take do wn. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOVS. Crofton walked over. SWEEPSTAKES OF 60 WV& Meld of Maas= f beet MATCH. Leonia best Dejaars. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 SON'S. Babyloa . • .. 1 Sabana • • 6 nis.— LSO HANDICAP PLATE. Caorseritch Course. Zsyder Zile, 4 yrs, 13st 1216; Tema Dar, 4 yrs, est 416 ; Rosati. 4 yrs, Ist 121 b; Queenstown. 3 yrs, 6st 1311; Harry NIA 3 yrs, bet 101 b. AU are hers. ENTRY FOR £6O PLATE FOR TWO-YR-OLDS. T.Y.C. Mks Batty t, Conjuror, - . 1 7 4;:dt., Bir Hercules, Ceuta setts, Caution., Flitch, Rose of &Wend, Ard our . Formant, The Dane, Palma f, Indaireaos, Layton,y Tamer, Bruedbrint, Scar of the Vats, Wades's, f West Amur Wtup, f by Pyrrhus the Firet—Conaptrecy, sad Hermitage. Oran ARRlVAU.—Ndlaisis, Maier, Roman Candle, Hydsumal,Brotha MONDMama Leamington, and Bellow. CLIAZWILL eTmcis.—(To-moasow.)—Mszpppa, Are thaw e, Merisataa Irk I, sad Elam, have paid turfed. In harmer have already arrived. THE CZBABZWITCH. Tai POLLOWIDO HORS'S ADZ ElIkE —Fisheries*, Yorkshke Grey, Znyder-Tare, Odd Trick, Jordan, Mach Tommy, Underhand, Martha, Bondsmen, Bird-in-Hind, Prioress, Raise, Poodks, Jidda. de Chantilly, Malacca, Brewer, Barbarity, Bat.natoon Lillsboat, Minnie, Julia, Wresdar, Rosati, Grand Secret, Raglish Rose. Scribbler, ZOOMS, Wortashr, Night Ranger, Janet. Nrlly, Queen Bess, ne Condo% Turned Loos*, Benefield, BoIDOD• Balkan, Trabeco, Remy Land, Rosa Bonhanr, Physician, Qncraeleirs, Prsity Boy, Rocket, and Houghton. PAID FOLMlT.—Comproloise, Gala e. &IMOD, King of the Gipsies, Gleseinger, Ythiopi.u , and Warlock. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOU SE. An 111-looking fellow, mod Me Nemo, was brought before the Lord Mayer ma a minuet, charged as follows : Caroline Renew, the wife at the prisoner, said that he had left her for shoat six weeks prior to the 6th of June, when be returned home and began to shun her. and(she ocailaned) "be look my bey's boots from his feet, and Maimed upon esrrying theca away with him. After a straggle I took the boots from him, and my SCS was p to his work. lie has subjected me to Ilkreetimat ever slues I have been married to him, shoat istess years. Ha has bees a drunkard all his life time, and has never den anything to stt;port ha family. I have eve 'indent by . him." ' The Lord Mayor— nieces, what ere ? Primmer—l am a gambler, a nd get my living by attending rams. I was at Ascot races Ism, and she bullied me because I did not bring any looney home, and the resets of that wee that I wee not lucky. The Lord Mayor—l shall make you protect end mid:atilt your wife and family. Cosoplalnant—l want nothing of him; I 0•17 went him to go away from me, and not annoy me for the future. Prisoner—She had two children before we were startled. The Lord Mayor—l suppose they were yours; were they not — lrlsoner—Not is Iknow on. (Laughter.) The Lord Mayor—lt is your duty to take care of yore family. Your occupation shows what you are. You get your living by trying to dint other people. A man who remakes hie wife and family for weeks together, and then goes horn and tskas hie child's shoes off his feel, Is • bad fei:ow Indeed. I shall oall upon you to find one security in 61. to keep the peace and be of good behaviour for one month, and, when you come out of prison. if you neglect your wife I shall canes you to be apprehended again. th Prisoner —She km Nand me out two or throe times before is. The Lord Mayor—And Ma marred you right. (Laughter.) If ever your wife becomes chargeable on the wish, you •ill have to montain her, and will be brought her. spin. The prisoner we' they coarsafttcd tor a munth in default of finding a surety for him good behaviour. GUILDHALL. DIPTUILDINO A CONOZEOATION. Sarah Demand was placed et the bar before Mr. Alderman emgregation of Si. Andr flaucurnu, charged with bein 's, g ol drunk, and diaturbing the ew 'Hborn. Poliee-constable 282 said—About hell-pat 3 yesterday aftersooe I was called Into St. Andrew's church, Holborn bill, where I found the prisoner, drank, earl creating a dis tur hence, by which the eerrioe was very mach interrupted. With greet difficulty I got her to the stetion-boost, where elan was exceedingly violent. Prisoner—l was rather drunk, but I thought I was not doing wry berm hi the church. Algoma Baloreons—What had you had to drink? Primer—Two or three drops of rum, air, which I had duet eight cc nitre in the morning. flehemose—Was it at • public-bones you got th;=:_ Tee. dr. Aldermen illaiewnwo—There is information. policemen, for yes se est apes, for if public-houses were dosed on Sunday merubs ihey should be, persons like the pri soner world eel be ebb to get drank by the afternoon. Prleseer—l de met know which bogie it wee, for a wagon took are These. I 111/~ WIN turned out of a church before. Alderman lialemene—Well, se you have been locked up all Digit I will /barge your title time; but, remember, you will be harem sew, sod it brought here again you will be punier= evenly. ereardiegly. CLIRIINWELL. ornament s v ICIDE. • empeteehir•dramed ace. 111110 gam the name et Arm KA" spd 42, a Irmo lelleetir maker, was placed at the bar hire Mr. Tyirldtt, charged rids attempting to mark Weide by meth. b throat with • rear. at hie rmiderem rrkead-aerges, Idiglea, ea September 11. Item the ("Waco pollerometable Gems, rss R P :mi l t the dm la garden he wee called to dr beset id the Stabeibmi, mil head Ida Mere with a frighttal pub to W Ilerea• • eragesa who rue to estardeme dreamt the award, irmdel a rumor to the and directed that the ibirleme abeeld be coaveyed te the tal. The de ftest at the tiro .ace v maelt embed, sad admitted that ho ha ced by throat He ode this takes be the hospi bomb tal, whew he had bra coo d bed aril dr prised amnia& the Solhailegre Meads wire la attordsace to take Mat _ _ The defendant, who seemed to feat his parities very soubly, said he was very sons for what he hid dons, bat procalsed, if discharged, that the like should met occur again. fdr. Tyrwhitt said it was very painful to es* a person like the defendant charged with the offence of eel: murder. Hs would new diembarspe bite, basing that what be (the daten lent) had undergoes tumid bee suflioient poniehmeat. W MTheee& defendant Weaned his worship and loft the coact with A Skye correspondent writes to (Inverness Com er) as follows —" Vins-Ctimmellor Stuart, about two mesh' ago, onooantored a severe gel* in tits Misch in his yacht. which was partially disabled, on his way to shooting quarters at Torridoti, but fortanatsly took shelter in Ban tam Harbour. Tbs worthy vine-chancellor passed a night under tonvas in a small island protecting the harbour." On Saturday forenoon Lord Bury, M.P., J. A. Rosbnok, Faq., Sir Heaketh Fleetwood, Bart., J. 0. Lever, Esq., and other a , narors of the Atlantic Royal Novi team Compton arrived in Detain. They ars to leave to day (Hogiday) for Ciolway, to see off the Paeltle., and otainilt Moro so to the bet tarns of giving full effect to the new line of Tnussatiaatio packets. Lord Bary. who is accom panied by Lady Bury, will praresd to New York, and from Asses to Cassia. His lordship will sail in the Pacillo to morrow. The Mayor of Melbourne attended a meeting of the Celtic Lodge, is Edinburgh, on Friday night, when he was stalling a member al that lodge, and wm presented with their emb!entatk clothing. He expreamd his high gratifica tion with the preerntation, and the pleasure he aheold Lave ia commending the working of the lodge, as observed by him, on his return to Aletralia. The STADE DVES.—HAMBURD, Orr. B.—TL. English government has transmitted a note cramming the reheat of Hanover to Wats, u once ea possible, its proposi tions relative to the abolition of the Stade dues on the Elbe. Two o'CLooi. In the railway share market to-day the movement is principally confined to Caledonian and Great Western stocks. The former has risen 1 per cent., being now quoted 861 to 87. The latter hes advanced 1 per cent., standing now at 63 to Other stocks are genera ll y steady at Saturday's ratty. London and Na-th-Western stock is quoted 911 to 92; Midland, 981 to 99; being very firm ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 981 to ; London and South Western, 961 to t; Great Northern, 28 to / per share ; and Pastern Counties, 121 to S. In foreign and colonial railway shares little bad nese has been done, sad there is no important altera tion in prices. Lombardo-Venetian shares are firm, and are marked 61 prem. Antwerp and Rotterdam aro also inquired for. The scrip of the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company is ofilcially marked and prem. Awl ase u F " I !I 1 4 is t 8, a ast I la II 8 If II In 146 • 6 46 is -is I IDa a a ft! n I uns, Mloot A.. 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Ilk at zd The funds to-day have experienced a fresh im provement of } per cent, the arrangements in con nexion with the settlement making satisfectory pro gress. The other markets are also firm, although business throughout the Stock Exchange remains quiet. Console were quoted during the greater part of the morning 98k to 1 for money and to-morrow's set tlement, and have advanoed within the' last hour to 981, " buyers." For the 10th November the present quotation is 98/ to The Three per Cents. Reduced (in which tranfers can now be effected) have been dealt in at 971 to 1 ex div. ; the New Three per Cents., at 971 to 97/ ex div. ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 82/ ; Bank Stock, at 220 to 221 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue at 991 ; ditto, of the second issue at 99;; India Bonds, at 14e. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 345. to 375. prem. ; ditto June, at 25a. to 295. prem., being in demand; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1859, at 1001. In the foreign stock market, the scrip of the New Turkish Loan continues to excite attention. The scrip of the first series has risen to Ito 1 prem., and that of the second series to 11 to 2 prem. The Six per Cents. of 1854 are quoted 94/ to 951, ex div., which shows a rise of to f per cent., compared with the closing quotation of Saturday. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. are also in request, and are marked 1051. Mexican Bonds remain fiat. Sales are re corded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 96 ; Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103, 102/, ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Halt per Ceuta., 1858, 981, 97 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 201, ex div. ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for acct., 701, ex div.; Spanish Three per Cents., for acct., 461, 461; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for mot. (October 15), 95, eq, ex div.; ditto Six per Ceuta., 18.58 (scrip of the first series), for account, 1, 1 prem., ex new ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1051; Venezuelan Deferred Two per Cents., 141. At Paris to-day (Monday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 73fr. 65c. for the account, and at half past one o'clock were quoted 73fr. 60c. The latter price shows a reduction of nearly 1 per cent. compared with the last quotation of Saturday. The arrival of 220,8001. in specie is reported to day, the Persia, from New York, having brought 130,6001. ; the Vigo, from the same port, 81,2001. ; and the Gambia, from the West Coast of Africa, 9,000/. The amount of gold sent into the Bank on Saturday was 44,000/., all " bar," making a total of 172,0001. since the date of the last return. There was an active demand for money on Satur day in the discount market, the general terms being 21 to 21 per cent. for choice paper. At the Bank there were a moderate number of applications from regular customers of the establishment. The ease with which Friday's heavy instalment of upwards of 700,0001. on the Turkish Loan has been met is very remarkable. The statement, contained in come of the continen tal advice', that the rate of discount at Hamburg has risen to 5 per cent., is erroneous. For a long time past, the value of money at Hamburg has been merely nominal. The letters last received report an increased demand, but the terms were only 11 to 2 per cent. It is believed that the maximum rate now current does not exceed 2 to 3 per cent. The Cambria will probably reach Southampton about the 18th inst., with the 185,0001. in gold, and the heavy portion of the Australian mails brought to Suez by the Colombian. The light part, by way of Marseilles, is expected to be distributed in Lon don on the 14th or 15th inst. The telegrams wit tion the sailing from Melbourne for London on the 24th July of the Agincourt (now out 77 days), with 70,780 ounces of gold, worth 283,100/. ; and on the 14th August of the Lincolnshire (out 58 days), with 105,612 ounces, worth 422,4001. Including the amount by the Columbian, a total of 870,5001. is shown. After the enormous trams announced the week before last, the imports of the precious metals have last week been small. Our list includes 46,0001., in Mexican dollars, by the R. M. Sloman, from New Orleans ; 90,0001. in gold coin from Russia • 1,4761. by the Valetta, from the Peninsula; 1,7601: by the Saleette, from Alexandria; and one ease and two bags at' bul lion, by the Africa, from New Orleans. The value of these supplies is not more than 140,0001. Upwards of 700,0001. in Australian gold, however, though included in our lest summary, did not come actually to hand until last week. Nearly the whole of this sum has already been sent into the Bank, as reported from day to day. The Custom-house weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London includes only 700 oz. of gold and 23,072 oz. of silver, repre senting a total value of lees than 9,0001. These re mittances were despatched chiefly to Rotterdam and Boulogne. The other remittances of gold to the Continent have been small, but the Tamar, for the Brazils, has taken 62,8721. in specie, principally gold. The Eastern telegrams indicate little alteration in the exchanges, with the exception of a slight adverse movement at Shanghai. The directors of the Unity Bank have made a further call of 61. per share, payable on the 4th December. The report of the directors of the Sambre and ?dense Railway Company recommends a payment of 2s. 6d. per share. A call of 21. is to be paid on the shares of the Wor cester and Hereford Railway Company by the lit November. The half-yearly guaranteed interest upon the shares and bonds of the Royal Danish Railway Company is advertised for payment on the 26th inst. The half-yeerly meeting of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company is called for the 29th inst., when it will be proposed to authorise the board to consolidate into stock from time to time all 'bane on which the fall amount of 201. per share shall have been paid. The half-yearly meeting of the Surrey Consumers' Gas Company is called for the 21st inst. With reference to the freight market, Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, and Co. report as tallow : _ Although depreesioa hem - to the various depart ments of shipping it is • helm that awe is rather seem inelinetirra m gnarls,' le bigot to iddps with • view et ea Ififfielain aliMinsat d valmi, sad than line boa unre anlinsion la IN sessat miss LlorEn. la the Bolds audidellisevoNlllll Mike W.whim smtvale tamp bays Wm as large es Is pod vs emp:oy mist oet alma& Aintist amp INV arrivleg re ports surplus Incaripo at veils= pests: This bolds pardendonly 4 Win ce nd Mina, &hough fa.; ships have cablelsei Bi. Is. aid Y. M.. it thew tem, with stipulations far ion psee M Illks orimany prevail. Neither Best kik or itnenrions milbsiglea ate firm. Both abroad and at laausa, owners nitana, in many instanoes, to him their ships ateurrent figures, and It is thew& matters will gradually improve with reviving trade. Aluandria, di. 3d. to de. dd., option tweet of Syria, Is. extra. Sicily, U. K., 184.; sulphur, 200 tans, 17c, Liverpool ; 16s. Tyne. GO*, U. IL., ; London le Ceylae,_ Ws, illr• OD, 3.50 TB, wanted. Calm to Rio Gnaw* Wa. and 434. wet. milted hides. hem& P.B.—By Werra* • ries in Asef &tights is reputed to 675. dd., eras to Um alai's] of ley prides% end the abases deb*, suitable for the tql.l or oywr. Ws quote ben Odom. ais., option Aga, Sfe., forws4 A I, swan ships. BATI7IIDAT EYENTICO. Notwithstanding the somewhat disappointing character of the Bank return, the fonds to-day were decidedly firmer. Consols closed a per cent. higher than yesterday. The announcement of the large amount of Australian gold coming forward tended to inspire confidence; but the principal cause of the w. IS IS IP i; . ‘ It 4 el al le al 14! I. e Lil! M g St. IN St. NC dt. Fall Z i ps . «n.i 4 w• do. da ad.* Tabling p:a I imalliaNd.trulaaNe Da. lea Gas. II pid • Da Mk Ipa NI. LA.S.W.O“ kaa.W.T p. a IN YAW lawidadwryaadOcia I Ln ilia t l s .lsl=N • Da Oar Pelt; De. 41 ge t.m. r=. N Da. A Non, allat.a .w w2.4l Nat, add A Nedalk Nina. p. lona BANN IN Da Sow O. II Neel Ui 11.11K—Ildrad p.a. rad. II da u DDa. rift. N. I .e. Iguig Or IL puma all lA ltallsraldn Jr. Os. lier.eWeLllo.4. MO De, lad 11108M111111 VI I be. ti .11 tiaoubb " 1 86°119 O preTZL. . D 5 . .. K 00.1 . ercfr 1 1tra.74.1 Ass VA O Da 40 ps O De. Owl Yperissi.. . O /NA Waifs rm. I pet . 40 of De. ptr ant 0 loath T0r10h1e40.4.010 f sioooolfe 110010010010.• PORK'SIf iFan Lam 11914•99.4 WI Lawsad 3 Ford s a rl Dr u is. 4 4l: ill Isaias se ss 111 De. New Ilissa Irawstaa Trost PEW Otusaa IL D. Perla. D. .r. r Iliteisr. Padissal dr 9 ima. md Oo — Preiti6i 4 a Vsis m ...... go Mow. sll De. 4pre was di %Wan stl was Malmo . all De. N vs WoblirM W. et Maw • Werra et amirls.. 1 a virmasarorri4:::' :Jo .4r• sea U. stulhut O ausuoNo SI a at 0 ISO uk 11101.00. E. :Vie op SUM N. Assn.. (220. lima 0 .0010,041 O a r. arealo Oam. d Oarft . 10 o•&oo.lAms.Ort Our LooNia_. - 10 S. ink of 1008wW1 IauCILO/00 '4 =7 4 .wl=._ 0$ Lew ..1 00010.0 IM 110. 11141r0 Da. New 11800•1100 Usit ONO Oillaid art Gr.,. LuClUmma riewra.: thell Amanift Vita UMW* low 17001 el 1000," 100 000 Maud W06.22•1011,0e.0 .~FM~ ~w.i~wi. P. SIMI i •a T oi.s elamrs,...l Iht.allmar.Bl=ll.la =arm Teigral• Do. Now . . ...... . . ftrt=i l .4 Clesmal Mom Bac . Wan amd La Tel Ene7 l ITZ ;.` Orfen. la-61aNU ilii. m. IA Post Asnr Laotian.= Paola • Ofloslisein Lul Fs a Lam iii. I rtaw "... .. .—... - 1 i is it 2 1 SY 0 11 nO. _7 dm tie PI 7 U. 27 ti 012 I 11 12 1:10/14:m LOCALL MALI X 41113.71. larasreak Omit-Air sold* bat ahaasal i pia alga. .. d ... , ih s &mot —Carder at 24 ,101. fad larlisabsata. et . 06 J Nal 4 = Al WWI Laarailba ssi y 4 =" N ri d I ailtilaad Marta Da akaa Mt s—Taft awl Ica . Lama Neetia is sts s—Dusib Phwalgh al rim* 14 i—Orsa Wiliam,' ciwai.ass • a 1 all mewl. OCT. 9..-Tbare 11111 my 1111.11. Ind= Issomested la tat. etarart to . plea were ditalli. Ilivamttana sal Datias alcoei la Na bob. al of la 31 0 — eraat Wotan" Ara*. bun latanateol at TZ--Bamlaglato hula. at 83t. NA IS 4I L 1 M :r r J NS Oa increased firmness of the market rested with the discovery that the supply of stock afloat at the set tlement now in progress is less than wes anticipated. The "jobbers" were to-day ready " takers in" of Consols at • 3-16 per cent. " continuation" to the November settlement. Several of the other depart ments of the Stock Exchange were likewise stronger, although business was circumscribed. Consols, which closed yesterday at 98 5-16 to for next Tuesday's settlement, were marked this morning 981, and closed at 98 7-16 to 1. For money the list prioe was 981 to 1, and for the 10th November 981 to 11-16. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, I; ditto, for amount (12th Oct.), 981; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 821; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, 991, 991; India Bonds, 143. pram; India stock, for account, The Debentures of the first Indian Loan were quoted this afternoon 994 to I, and the scrip of the second loan 994 to 4. Exchequer Bills exhibit no alteration, the March Bills being quoted 345. to 375. prem., and the June 255. to 28s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal move ment was in the new Turkish Loan. The scrip of the first Roue was first marked this morning prem., ran up to fto !prem. at 2 o'clock, and was subsequently quoted; to I prem. The Turkish Six per Cents. of 18M left off at 974 to 4, being firmer. Other foreign securities were fairly supported. Russian and Portuguese Bonds continue to attract investments, and are very firm. Mexican were quoted 204 to lex div. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoci. We have no feature of the slightest interest to re port as regards the mining market to-day. Business is very limited, and in the Stock Exchange no transactions are officially reported. Foreign and colonial mining securities are nomi nally quoted the same as on Saturday, with very little business. From Wheal Edward the agent writes —" The north lode at the bottom of the shaft is 4 feet wide; the discovery of at this point in of great importance. The rich part of copper aMe is Winches wide, and the eery made by Mr. James Harvey gives* prodaoe of 321 of tine copper." At Wheal Basest a dividend of 61. per share (3,0721.) was declared on the sth inst. Cwrsystwith mine sold on the 4th lest. 100 tons of lead ore at 141. per ton. Wheal Wrey Consols sold on the 6th inst. 40 tons of lead ors at 181. Bs. Bd. per ton, Aberdovey, 32i tons, at 131.88.6 d. pee ton, and Caitlin 6 tons at 121. per ton. Wheel Trelawney sold oa the 3rd inst. 80 tons (oconputed) .6 mop lead ore, at 241. per ton. At Redruth, on the 21st inst.. the following mines will sell 4,246 tons of copper ore .—Devon Great Consols, 1,801 tow Phcenix Mines, 419; West Condon. 300; Bedford United, 221; Marks Valley, 210 ; North Wheal Robert, 1814 Holmbush. 180; Devon and Cornwall United, 153; Kelly Any 146; Wheal Emma, 115; Wheal Edward, 110; Wheal Friendship. 106; Partridge Consols, 92 ; Whet/ Crowndale, 86; Booth Hefted, 74 ; Tavy Consols, 35 ; Wheal Russell, 30 ; Wheal Arthur, 27 ; total, 4,246 tons. At a sale of copper ore held at Pool on the 7th inst., 3,962 tons sold for 23.9901. 16e. Average standard, 1231. 19e. ; avenge produce, 71; average price per ton, 61. ls. per ton quantity of One copper, 281 tons, 8 cwt.; average standard lot sale, 1231. 19s. The following amounts were realised by the different mines: Tons. L e. d. West Wheal Beton Wheal Claud 564 .... 3,686 17 0 South Prances Wheal Basset Tincroft 340 .... 1,417 3 0 Condurroy ..,... East Pool Wheal Beton, ke 179 .... Camborae Veen South Crotty Dolmath, kc l2l .... West Citrate ll O.... East Wheal Bort Jackson's Ore North Pool Wheal Uny Cook's Kitchen 2B . North Frances 2O . Hocklna's Ore Wheal Grenville 'BB5 li 0 843 1 6 929 2 6 487 lti 0 697 18 0 680 12 6 862 9 0 Not mold. 311 7 6 233 18 0 62 18 0 117 18 0 0 18 0 86 6 0 Total 3 962 £23,990 16 0 The next ink will take place at Re:truth on the 14th but oonitstlng of 4,623 toes; and at Truro, oa the 21st Wet., of 4,235 tons. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-THIS DAT. The Wheat trade we, firm this morning, at lut Monday's rates. Flour supported that day's prime. Fine malting barley Karoo, and quite as dear. Secondary sorts dull, and the turn lower. Grinding and distilling qualities brought former prime. Oats were in fair request, with the turn In price in favour of the sailer. Beaus sad pots dull, but not obospor. AJRILITALD INTO LONDON 111014 00T. 4 TO 00T. I. o aNw i N. W Yak. Maley. Yak r 144.. !Maw rem rie. r s era s 146 IN was IMI6 11 Wig 6713 . 401 tin . 330 I. O. 1114 11T an 831 403 II 3. 111 .... as so = 41 11611 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. The following pablie amiss ere advertised for to-swerow : Stager : 400 kW& West Indie, 6,000 Digs lifenritius, 800 bags Penang, and 300 bags Beep/ Coffee : 100 accts Ceylon. Cocoa, 200 bags. Indigo : the quarterly saes. SCOAL—Thane has been an improved osetand by rivets contract sod two cargoes Havannah *old abet. Cores.—A limited business done as full pews. Tza.—.6. good domed haa existed for black leaf Coupe, and .cram parcels sold since Friday. Covvotr.-100 bales only sold. Markets generally have a steady appearance to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market is flat, at the following quoted:we :—Petws bo•g Y. C. on the spot, 60s. , October to Decwobw, 498.6 d. to 9d.; ditto, seperately, 495. 94. ; Jemmy to Max* 50e. VARTIOULAU or TALLOW. Ow* and Oil air Amts.. Ilea Dolimy log wool DOW from DO Joao ......... 44. 8.13/ TlB Arrival 100 l Duet ....... 10. 11 15 Ditto from Di Jur .—" . . 41.431 trkfi Y.O. per owl OD dos Ditto TIMIS kg& Friday. . OIL 21.311 tallo stos LIU I& eL 41 " /9.. M. wilt.l. 4.TIS s ; wad 1 esit rmallag 19th Oct.rmr MAL Tile tenni WA mr tram aim plosia—Teisi. 34 . N? - 17; 11.718 9/9.34 1.1. 91. Ire year. Ceti eas e et eotecelmel 1394 ewes 9/4 mks. [TAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of bona is rather lancer; but the ammo quality is very inferior. Cholvest kinds are not assayer, bat trade is very beery tor other des criptions. The number of sheep I. about the sum as on Monday last ; the demand is, however, mailer, sad prior ooaspo sa lly are lower. Trade is wiry dull for calms 4 at lower rater. From Germany and Holland Lbws are 1,147 beans 4,300 sheep, and 100 -.alms ; Ireland, 1,200 beasts; and 3;000 from the Northern and Midland Counties. dardeas et 0044. a 4. ao. ter seem st wm. s. 4. e. Dia Seoul, ii•rifdrda— os6 19 Dad Des 11/4616011 Bad Ilblind9 64 6 1 That tae, ,e ° 40 4 61.0111‘111114 bade— 11 I 11: Da 464 Ram - Calve = 406451 04 1 Neal aairarea4 I I 0 Lama.... .......... ranee. 4411: Oro aid 1•0614 ow) ..A.8.141 3 alga BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Masers. Pattenden ud Smith report that the market for fine hop k still active, end good Sawa continue to advance. The dutl is v►rioudy estimated from 240/. to 280,0001., but little or no biking is going on. The Scotch papers say that the Lord Chief Justice has many distinguished himself by his activity in deer stalking in Ken Resort Forest Ilia lordship took his de parture for the south • for days ago to rename his justice! duties. On Taesday evening last Professor Owen delivered a lactate on the Claatificatioe of Mem=Lis, at the Kendal Literary and Scientific Institution, Profersor Seorwici fa the glair; and on Wednesday be was entertained at a public breakfart in the Assembly Rooms; the Meyer (I. J. Wihma, ldeq.) le the chair. On F ay evening Mr. J. Clay, M.P., attanded a ;Arty of about 100 members and visitors of the James Clay Loire of the OM!? of Ancient Druids, at the Whittington sad Cat, Castle-row, Hall. Mr. WARM:fill, the Chief Druid of the :edge. prodded, bit One on his right Mr. Clan who, at a lodes held the ram: evening at the Blue Dell, Market-place, had bees "made" a Druid. 07 0 04 4. 1 0 o_ lo ITS 7 41 -14 4 4 IC 4 1 1 1 6 35 Ili 471 371 ND IS 44 40 8 I 84 II 7! 14 76 18 13 14 Me Ma IS le I i K 98 111 lel 17r 112 kill USIIO 4 I 111 11113'4 ii F 9 11 0 11 [l3 0 US 104 104 S. 40 lli HI $ I N $4 P 14 $4 14 41 1 0 1 1 11 g 71 73 1 I li 17 1 1 4 1 HO 143 .. .:. IM US el I:I H 116 ni 11l is ea in In N Ici I%s 11 In 123 71 14 lei 114 U 1 ril ISO 111 U lai 1131 ■ U MY& - 14 it Si 111 I I 11 ft 11 U 6 NI i If NI U ••-• 0; - ••• iIAWCP. 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