The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-18 00:00:00

la desirable adorn: he Ardsdaks had tabor 16, for th e whim of public la is wails that the scoaoesiot was wars sad osenska de sad primed by Ass so oppose no mil a. lathipsailsat .ads of Uri Disks of tb. Arthduks biro kadirstood that this bad orvirno.4 the ulativa of seyera woooet others, its ILO orsh , bitiows, oat to be pablished list the work rout a short, iabraros mall Wager soainslisarloa of do sow is the tam wiles from ♦'arses, soon to bops that win ra previa sour Ismosras7. = lAILB. I. TIMMY'S.) SETT.) 'TON, Yosros,T. MetreAsa mile. emegere. The Malts. IL esiaeeefie• WNW. be el ale Nebel kiw i bawd* of do de 4 ... sem The pawed ad ibe lleeb Le. I el Coked Wye. awe k obese, bee eer 'ems. ef imais ▪ er il lie= 1.. we bevel, we ebe bee*, bed bum we by de jery Jery mar Ir. Imleibee. barn eee, Leaked ; owl wee Ass aimienri a , weee= . bee ibe r ammeldes d Os r Obi INN fog'l new was Mid Os NEL lts. is We dew mid same arl greporl. Iseir, eel I direllke ; NOM% ist. Asp ad dwell- Led\bind id ; Kr. Mr. Mary lb& 11.0.th's shop; Mr. r M'Cord. shop sod dog (brick', the obi Nathan and Co.. g, Mr. Mon, shop ; Mn.s Has. dueling ; Mame. • 11110111 ned de e& lag ; Mr. Cromwell. "7 ; Mt. B. 2.4114111. S. ahoy mad dwell r. Mr. Leach, aliog Once, Irleceaulth's bride. eenclusaker's -Mr. Robert Pollock, r, esvpimbrie shop ; . Hodge, blacksmith's Ng-bore , Mr. Joha I C•optAll, 'nodes r Idosard Chr.ett*. , IfEDI.NGS 47 Frh magistrates of on Satyrlay. at two or. Illaq„) sad Mr. twos. TM Viva*, prahoodad at Bly plat of police of As lamed by tea bowl is coabldy, °baled Issas, the .ditor of admit, wbo is a sib* WI VA mossisolis i as astarisag with • rnriosa roar or do kayo We impeded is Imilstross. nod the r, of tbo dna of LIMOS F-. sad ozparlbed ihs dshodsoa. TM bail, Ms. Mess., TOG daindost was 7 at lOW, sad two Ids agossmoos at ta• us brawny Mow Al lb& lowrprstar, So sit► disk lo hod b. coon with tacit naninnen 'Sown is Mariana. Ms lob os* - lanna. la kr Ms vr. awl 7asons de apirrie. , •• Ur 716, wilk • the Illeverbs Cowl. Rift Weekal leh. the i am/tees el hoes:* rteg LS le 1.14111 the ed. Ti. wirelege le Si. Ilth d Jimmy lad' « deems his rain dem le ems Womb ais op rem IWY - 714W - rabiii - b• ma by dm Wei alt swan kon melel le awl le le p limb pram d SIM ef wOr prior ibioa re= • 'lir Obey ow ne. ▪ ender es or pima bra AMY air er MI6 abr • fir• aorrolo es b Arm or 111 b, all air lAD lir arg Or Ina I be 016110111 e• SIM ww obisod am. S. OW WOW ▪ b NM= marbroil a• GO aba Air bad • leb be emeiparlre ewe fie= wee Wet, Wks eb .rte me gybe Wile arms leek gime emse area =WI orlgrat bogs mire gra ars • ••••• wedeer It wwweed. ee f 10.0001. ie es metal emew etware wee Gm. eel lebea Ile es stamp ee eneekb. motet dabs. boa bieteriese se poet ibe bereleef ledlbeeee PIN, that OW dry eedhes rad bra tbi lel Mem eef *we be woes, Woolf 1 . 1 re IL LAW INTELLIGENGS. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANIRUFTCY. (Ida. 14. Cennalafeaar ?abase,) IN CS T.lll CALCOTT CALL 515150 CONTACT (1.1111 34 ZUD. A pstluoa for wtailag-up this °mpg was stem it weeks ego, sad a day foe the Waft was ap pointed. Oa that day es eassesneel wee or dered, It appeartag th at a eekssasoy .i. -up bed bees seem foot by th e - shetebeblere. mai lie wswasisekesse ban whom the ale Slew&it Aaskable Hal the wishes of the andiron aboold be ismertaised oa tie ma* Tbe pell• ho . K . J . ways, the owaer if the seta* am Harrell, oa chid SclotAcY . • aloft ..alai b a d bens cerried as. It appeared that the osessisy bed bon bouryersied Is November, 1866, for the_iparyeas if In the abet ea the Cabot' H.ll stet*. Ticir lISON is Da da con at 7i. Quwes-wrest. Cuy. Mr. Lwow ..pried die PaMah. The aliases as K.erf T . m.edeya, Nog., enters of sale Miami onditer, to whose wrft as sli sea bow The peados was assealleity peewee! es tie led alt., wader the net see. of as in sad 9041 Via, esp. 47. Al of the ems pm, .wise 25a of Agra • neseelks pond is • eer • *ham ;es lbe hawas day the raiser abseiled salesessr„ sal see • piths es as k. .. Mora • toesbeeles br wading *kw =ow be pea by atesaeras ef the la eed ve dee rase Wag she* ma esat be 1110. Amu by • easeisest usersts bid • smill sherserle. Kr Lams* es bean of as ray/ mid Oa the maw bed bre skeedy easkesest es Itr. Cesar* isms notreyd, lobs bed as* mamma petition Chet Melee of lbe sedans wed be rearteleed. Tbe Ossalsisoa—sera de yea eel kr, lb. Laser Mr. Leese aid Hat be east at • patio w C the Tarty of the oat The tame afil= wisaros kokerfe air yen sea es le ass of as, lair. tae sow bias I, It Aar ef • pails vadare= tie lad est 27 il 22 V, sap. see. 110, It wee that He * dealing ist. arias • wallerep elm* be tempsbery avellsery, ad* the 19a is.. it she hurt =mbswa raused te the asks of the mall* of AS as het assila s veyeesusesd asst the iseessity les le knew ef • vardery eledlirep; bed k mewed tat *a bed Mama es des Is Area of • =lsar ibe sena eft la lay sisal mar The Sale tsars, ewe. Cosaiseloso-1 may bsee wads* to do sew, is. sea te drift es to as samba sad var. W turd way is the a rt tsvoar of the solvates, trading-up. I els pors that by the htLaidstor. The wale awe spinet as maw an sly Ilk , sad ea let tat *edam to 4141. en Is terms Gabe eases*, eadarsp The mks= re Wrens ssister, *was Yee re N Irma ef as selessery Maar sp. Vie yeasial *sow k Kr. Meet% the semis of as is. Mr. Wars Oar, ireeseast, of Illerspft-dera. the a lig we hiesebleese year die sawn wislieres, &pad le its - The anislasi lir. Maim were Yr. Mays, paikaar. ILL Grilldisomi! Diable Cretrarelerd--1 wee eppelrel Itridirec is the 11* derreher, -' dr wire wee wired es the26*. The dm reeektler * eled-er roe rent IS On Kr rip* The rebut* Ins the dr. J. W. Ireers, dr iiidiflii et dr retper y. de wee the only re rm. r premed et de st•Olai. The nor et the rube SA Serer M, rhea ram we add et the met rig when the ramerde:r abld wee coallneed. K,. Joseph 01111111111 4 Mr. Edwards, . &bar did set rilila the erepry's bribe es arednon. Or the .rawer owl' lb. HOUISCIIWIII, b • Weer el sweaty unpaid A aothr wee Kr. Lbw. dr aelkiter of 1b , Mon WI of are re 1411 Ort. der I. 431. r The dr. J. W. Lauer* the eheires, le • eredder he VA ix aery advanced. By Mr. Leztea—Mr. MsWyth the yeadleaer, kids SOO Wane, elate wen slow bin by the °m/rl, se • pee et Ile _ .1= outwitted dui the °outplay bad we brought literwelwe within the bed sorti.a of 21 sad 7.1 Vk., oed tie NW mike a 20 and 21 Vie., esp. 14, which gave tne mart discretion sa to theNnodisvoy, when • °Nepal was ia animal volantary Heroine pinata had bees psss..d beton the Totuatery oriadiarep we deter _ ea. Mr. !ales—Thera le • clone width spicially directs that Use voluntary austan-up shall take W 6.& from the ef thr rgeolotion. The notion is the 64111, el 19 sad 20 i V ii l7l lr ., asp. 47. Mr. Looms said, that the What of Ws would be to enable the shareholding to deka* creditors by miming to • volun tary witsdlei-up whoa The Commissioner— What have they eon slag is the Istervei Mr. Leree—Thest le whet we .ant to berm, wed whet they have dose watt the rissay. A Am sables isreedeg .apt slot to stop all other pooledlago, or &mem say parpesrate wharewor haute they pima. Than is as 'pedal resole doe" mite It he. tea wieltneed at the emceed mettle. The Cemeestaser—llet the set dew set say that e bet e she be th m ez seatetten el edalos theth the at mend sMr w all a p Kr. Leres—T Pt = geeedes. thell very impaled thethies the the mairebeihme et him sant etutheelth The wart to Mewled to hew 4 the wear et thither% le dieldlag whether the we ep shall be paths .. yeteset; bet It tee semely legethe tube times enethare re, end vinare they have ea rawest la a prleuie wish/her ay. Tb. Cosethalestm—l en of *Ma tbet the voluntary window-up hes beim walistratily sealed by lb. "majority of meditate, he* le meiwor mil vales. Is that remise for no to ceetiler mbar I dog la thy tIMIIMIN WWII", with *het reededes. les est WWI thet say NM. Ant these the tea meth the Ng thentfertai. farther than that, seder the 12th seethe eel 21 Irie. I Ash area bet bell-ythely weenie be id la Shined. Mr. Lear tithed that MO el the Mehl Gulps= abet hempelthed eilleial —Ommiderer ll ll .6.l • eat OM I keys the i reer meth meth es eopthethethe Iffs seder will be In nets=Mr sorb Mee ea the teatmy= R 1 term the Mr. Lthees—Thea the 'Atha will be dthabeed. The Cennielithee--Me ; bete jest meth es order es pod, waseviast the jedellithe. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAT.) Ws aveaffts 100 046sior quoelor mks' of tie poso M T as trisl otprionolo fof omoilloil in the emay Cl Iliellsooz. commeaced air Ouldloll. Wootaboler, Won the Aria...oaf Judo mil a limb at wegistslie. Tlko ooloodaf. which lo sub bow* t•.a aw 4 andaloo dos raw of 69 Finnan he trial, II Cl whom on olimpoil elt► *okay. 144 6 Irish mei odmoonows. 'no oloostios of tb. primers Is thus dolood Is the columns of tho oiled., —9 on rather nod gm writs, 44 cos rend. I I oss Ned old wife impobody, .54 6 as nod mg nits won. Titsir;Wjary itsviss boss soldnesset, Imre dis missed to WM duty. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) irossumair AT LADY 1.110.11e5. avnamp- OATS. Chris s"'" .71solopie eisol d kilfot Ime 6.11-IsAis alba ea einem nie alassa d la* Lartmot 11 =endbe Wks. IMO 11. nii—lost swim et one &tied 1 nuns/ de Omen Waft abed let. boll" undid don. we deettneo tote 17, R.11.(- Ondards mend. •do nen hen de deer. He we two orb nen nedn. sod edit wribleb ups oda Maelerte be de beer, jenell Irewe. tad I wed and etennel do Mr. It ne en don et Oa bd. I Oben ad Ink doe te Nada linsips rid be lel it r.. • bey dew mood llssallba aft it Om bed nine ea Ms. Ile see el de rem d Leine Ins Ons. Moe bigestlerensl3l intebil=a. Tine wee tie • geneln mein es liedefeo lavirsais rbusa-1 bon • pow nines Yee obi vII pen dot Se dew.pre aw. ed wt not Woo indlFlber-1 On et 17. lbadmi•dtas t led ail 00 ' led le Down obi le ed d teos. 1 wee on be. non I 7 lii, end Si bum was ell eat. Then wee es aft OS the dair-pri. Thee has ..nd et W ems d lalsre.llll 1-1 bar, tli• Asps ley as sun of Oilers& H. Vl ar mso li s= d valmdm. Ima surrlsislet beigista. aid is some fif 111, am" dim@ la Loam 1 ilerfl Wow Mires. 1a morammindifte elasesamilosed 6, arm alma, wow ob. Mg bra sievleirl with wire' Memmess Moms wipe samilml. 11AILSOROVO11- STREET. a• ••mrawarlaut • USA DR •PIT. araasis, rough eiftrusasel• baking blabs" r herr • Mr. RioMA Omar. Rareell aid Mat as sb. mils= Wl* bw. mibia• la C eume, emeampemY al eme bean Mies Me primmer, Mks memmmobd by • NOY bey Mho ems erlalmpLl seme as bin mall Wpm bugging, sal vary mamma ai• Imam W beill•mlear: raft is emit sot ow Ai it him be told bin If Imo IY imit weld dw Ms bolo sualidy. S..ist dr Wks i sm s pi hillembe lb. Omar, vim beams wry Wig dis vilest Matimpi MAI blm am •ameamble a the pl i,. ume bps• emit% Cbssimobed. "11...1)4 made EON et ( Is ass bun kr Or siadabis =_p_kwia tde lin am lift. Us... pined Se 'Man of ~a ow THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18. 1858. dank sad also Ids acacia as Wept b sans him by the I time. Wit& ca tits way to Ur Oaks L. kicked him avtool time, and mood slags mad. H. vas obliged to obtai s& n assisaaca Oas shilling la ooppirs was found on ki .Tbs =Z who Is Gas of • alms of ths most deter- M. lOl tad duo ars • groat tarror to females while misseapsnisd, MSS ocanniltad for throe months, with herd Moor. WORSHIP-STREET. Wnitutramino TO SHOOT. Trik, a mew tailor, residing at No. 1, Cropler terrace, New North-reed, was charged bakes Mr. Hatemill withfirmandag a loaded pistol at, and threatening to shoot, Mr. Edward Downing, a Woman, and lodger in the same home. Mr. Lewis, of Ilv-plice, who appeared for the prosi ness. said that be shield fad it his duty to apply, after the eviissu had is.. far the primacies committal for UN as this mist embus Mt. Dowsing semeal dui ha arairtuastely had a daughter wits was addlitel 4" as = bit sad that a fur weeks Aare the werthy Ms this asst br •=slisara Oa bar se be lesh home barerliag le plea der la a piellima Urn great me maid be labia et bar, bulbs Omer, MOM relgatag say mare et the ellghtest eatherfty, news! hat is hieertasat a% as= ml bey. Lest sight Ulmer ear a sheula-le sp w ware rteekkrat • traelber lodger marellag this aplesesat mersr, Maa he sailesly rushed beta a nee wW a Mead eta& la cm haul ta moir i a tol la ohs eau he persaied the =thm, " arse yea." als MI her bled adde es l Ma massat, bar Prosesu whoa she meal renal the ausie maned ler Ms, sad h e m o = npased the asset. The as.. eseasimed by this IPSO 61/11•1111•1111ffea wag theuish the Mug se lea* eft the piles as heel burg It Ms aural gut ters sad tea la, hes add Y ths pleeel mill east the plasm MI hsa aseersi le the stellia, ear this it was naiads& Mom. Wbeiser b me as at the °souks tesationed me est frfssstr l galas pbleil vas ad dimmed, sad that ha did allt i nu a " 1 7 he 60 Mao olt naming order Ms eras; it bad for the plan T r deaf la it lastast. 14.117Nw0011l maid he woo sot eatiorbod at that, awl oriarod him to Ilmil two 40t. ball to Imp dr pro for la meas. iii. 1 end Mr. But, churchwarden d Wall:took asoonded the following resolution : "2. That a petition Ilelbod tb. formeing renistkm be presented to the Home of Nino's, preying an addrem to her Majesty, to issue snob &freedoms as may acm , plish the objest of the pealtionere, end the "allowing peekaboo be a committee to draw up such potitioo, end place it In the proper hoods for protestation." TIM resolution, like the former wet carried by a large majority, as was also the followiag resolution: " That the chairman do forward tothe Courted Aldermen, Court of Common Council, the various metropolitan vestries and district boartlilcopy of the resolution pasesd this day, o inviting them to i petitions with the like object to the House of Commoes. ---- -- ----- The promotes, doted with a cordial Tote of thank' to the chairman. --- iWafeCtioa w made et the deers, to defray the expeller et the meeting. SHARE LISIS-4H13 DAY. Two o'Cuxz. In the railway share market to-day rather de cided heaviness prevails. In London and North Western, Midland, and Caledonian stocks, a fall of about 4 per cent. has taken place, whilst most of the other leading descriptions exhibit a decline of 1 to I per cent. London and South Western stock is especially depressed, being quoted 931 to t. Present quota tions are as follows :—London and North Western, 911 tot ; Great Western, 66 to 1, alter being marked 64k; Midland, 974 to 98; Lancashire and York shire, 934 to 961; Great Northern, 28 to per share ; and Eastern Counties, 124 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian shares are flatter, the old being quoted 41 to I prem., and the new, 3 to prem. The Indian shame are dell- French shares are heavy, especially Paris and Lyons. OIDIIIIART SLIM AND recce. ra I sampan. I Vr.,4 "" I 8:172, 111=J;19.11111.1 - 11r iiingajaag o r Jim ftellW== aria me *WWI .... rnia Ms"' ••••••••• De. • • :liiirt D. RI pha W Is gra that. M a t s 11026esek GNI obe li i lima Th r iAsisma. crwas Were MAW .. It n I. N N N IN 111 la N eq a pi et i oa Ira war. an: Dwllbour " MsWica. SW. mad Wields.— • • ....... VaXicarWila : I• e Gn i I ,Zli a . It = ▪ lisaWask ▪ OLWalms !loneside Dom & 1 1 =7. Sir Wafter Ses• sok ma b. Ds.• _ ...... ▪ Emorms—Dirirlit Do IL B. Poe I De. 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Dew ...... s "— Ostia et lama .... 11712Dmitsjirtilwrie. 1 aleinalllas.. inswilis Aralora . . =Vgral.. mr=l/sowycelia .. 14.156•41Fai11!..11r, liar: IWerift riird IleDArebbilaw_TeL A Ds L 7 11. eat ow= Orads,.. .. , .. .„ , M .0 sa an se MI NIS N 1111 LI IN Si if 4 1 4 • 14 1r• 44 GI it VS 4 4 46 Te It Itl 10 HO 203 10) W I I IN I 111 41 IT GT If ft SR if i i I ti I gi °lii LT.Pira-1 De. rnremss 2 - . IMNALmmIIumUM. 2/4 Omani Mum India mad Ava Tog ::I 14 a NIA Fr i i • 0 IM 20 0 0 II Si N ST 0 M 01 MI 0 U . 1 - - U 8 7 I S 1 Of 08 11 7 4 1•00011 UNKOMIN Fal .o Taman IL Tel .11W. alma Dimwit Ow 11 il t== d dis: ./WIIJIoW.Lo4 La of =I: WAVorow 'Amalga Otlowaso m w 1s Tel. 11 Mar ban Goa Mill Illiata_ - %WY Ix& Myosin am& Amieillsa Lad DM= TnieLassOs.ll.Out i . na Umousiee Zia.. Vinton. Dods ...-- Id et tell 1 Sala ii a a 16 Ui 16) 211 101 14 II 36 24 its ii M St a I li lig. 11 'l' Ti I al& s i 4 4.4 Is N is 11 . 41 ~- -i .-= .. 4 . N . , , , ,_ 11 12 — lit 101 Ile Ipa llli I .11.11V85.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. In the mining market to-day there are inquiries for shares in Wheal Mary Ann, Cern Brea, Provi dence Mines, Wheal Uny, North Dolooath, North Miners. and Wheal Basset. On the other hand, shares in Wheal Edward, Lady Bertha, and Bor tridge Consols are flat. Business is limited. English and Australian copper shares have been dealt in at In foreign descriptions there is no alteration worthy of notice. At Dolcoath a dlvkhiad of 81. per share (1,4821.) was declared cm the 11th hut. At Cvic.TKbi;ii 7; - ..thig, had ca the 11th fit., the accounts showed • bahmee el 41114 Is. 10d. fa favour of the abs.o eTii;st Wheel tionon a dividing of 71. per shan (2,8001.) was deelored on tho 12th that. At fix;;;;;zels;Cte7l a can at U. 10e. par abase was made on the 11th inst. The funeral of the German writer Vanhargen von Ease, who died suddenly on the 10th while playing a game of chess with his niece, took place at Berlin on Thursday, is the presence of a large cads of pompom of high mak, aanata, utilises, sad noble ladies of the sodely of Berlin. Alexandsr von Humboldt, Game] Wrens!, PIVAINCe Boeckb, &a., were among the mowers. A letter from Constantinople states that Lord Stratford de Redchis dined with the Bohm on the Sth (Monday last), and Lady Radcliffe at the heron. The DIMto of this morning publishes a letter from the Abbe Delsoouture, of Par* protsolfai against the conduct of the sociesiestioll sathorttios at Boom with roped to the 3swish child, Mortara. He speaks of the Malin of this child as an irreligious at end a Titania' of the tights M na ture. The Debate believes that this is not an hoisted opinion entougst the French clergy. _ _ - _ Le Nord is very disturbed by the arrival of the two Emil& vessels of war at Lisboa. "This demonstra tion," it says, "dor not show that England win go so for as to mks part °finally with Portugal and oppose the measures which the Fran& minister may believe It his duty to Mks in the event of the knurls of his memos proomdloge ; but velem we suppose what le very unlikely, that the Bailie mewl. have arrived in the Tagus in order to assist Prance, and so prove the sincerity of the Anglo-French &Minos—we most see to their Mgt • striking peed of jealousy and distrust. naglsad win not allow the deg al her powerful ally to appear to the Taps without her own date by Be side: Mr islossise might be areapramMeL It must be mederelsed that the paessece MI them E mead& morals is s menlifqvart given to the cabinet of Limbos, and Initmasi to merahe • sort of preemie upon It; On Friday evening a soiree, in connexion with the &atm Atheneum, was this at the Car♦ Exabsage to that tows ; Mr. $. H. Jana, the viere-pradiat. osempled the choir, sad wee supported by Mr. Herbert Ingram, 11. P., sari Mr. W. H. Adam% M.P. A FAMILY SUFFOCATILD BY OAS.—Oa Friday, a man named Webb end his throw children Mill 811001161111 by es *ape of gosh width leek pale in their Ware, is a wretched row of Wallop et the bait Chereleareth Piligwally, mow Newport, blesaseatbake. As aqua agamt an detnamy„ sed adentaed. DEATH O TIE 00171112111 OV ABENODON.—We eeenrett to mambas the death d the Comet= d width loth t; ii milineeday eatelag at Wythem a hiwa Borth Hth ease the only eithd et Neap Haresea: and We Imlay liataahath thereoart. the the Will * the premed art Mom Lea Serreye) tad. She was the wad= of thee ila* dm sea eat three "Litta a amen maw*, doglegs Istd. COLLAGE OF 1111110001 islleming Lindeman having undone= the esemery assimilees for teese easitiel Embus steal eeilw M • mat ing rthr Cart et inmate es the Ida West, Ms. Kenn. Ma It. Timm Winter, Whriss Ihedie ; Ches. Jena Rtt, liesehastm; , jo West Awaited, Derbies ; &my Itheethth T ; Ad= Treisrick Onhai dailr atridketaa, OseakdrM Thomas Hag, Omnbmit; _ ieLeal lgeg gieww, dustrord-cm-gmaiNethall Pase Somerz; Cletz n y i elmle er ; Elias Llneroe, di dthweth atdia Vont; Jam Berbardris. A Foomys Ift.em--A ease at this klaa oes***4 le Nee Lee*" Osessidem. A cordsig visa neeteed from North Owelbs Ida a fugitive at beard. The opiate diewmerbeed the er n. mat *hem at New Lades, and sews* the *Niels, she wag* the verei, bet the was het tekee Meth, jawed .seeded, sed Mara alms. Col*** Mather fathead a ermeh, boa " J•W' ear oiled is • Mathis( ethe, sad opined iia• bet • Dr. Miser Interfered, advised the ewe to rum and he Aid. The collector got out a handbill, oaring a :wad of SO do* for Ito wrest ; but the saan leaped, and wee awned to be w hie way to Canada. IiONBY MARKB7-TBIS DAY. Two o'OLooi. The stock markets to-day are heavy, sales pre dominating. The funds have fallen 1 per cent., and in most of the other department. of the Stock Exchange lower prices are current. The govern ment broker has made another small purchase of Reduced Three per Cent, stock. Consols were first marked 981 for the 10th of November, and are now quoted 981 to 1. For money the present quotation is 981 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 971 to 1, the New Three per per Cents., at 971 to f; Bank Stock at 2201 to 2211; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the - first issue, at 991 to 1 ; ditto, of the second issue, at 991; ditto Scrip, at 991; India Bonds, at 14s, prem. ; and the June Exchequer Bills, at 29.. to 30s. prem. The exception to the general heaviness of the Stock Exchange is in the New Turkish Loan, which continues in demand. The Scrip of the first series, after being first marked 1 prem., has risen to 11 to lf prem. The Scrip of the second series has advanced to 3to 31 prem. The Six per Cents, of 1864 are flatter, at 931 to 941, owing pro bably to exchanges into the new loan. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., together with Russian Bonds, continue to meet with inquiry. Sales are recorded es follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 971, 971; Danish Five per Cents., 102 f ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 161, 161; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., far account, 891; Por tuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 461 ; ditto, for amount, 461 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011; the Spanish Committee's Certifi- 1 cotes for the Unfunded Coupons, 81; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, DI ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868 (scrip of the first series), for account, 1, 11, prem.; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031; ditto, for account, 1061. At Paris to-day (Monday), according to Mr- Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 73.25 for the account, bat almost immediately receded to 73fi. 20c., showing a fresh decline of nearly 1 per cent com pared with the closing price of Saturday. The Cambria, from Alexandria, has brought 166,8001. in Australian gold, and the Niagara, from New York, 22,0001. in specie. The demand for money in commercial channels was unusually brisk on Saturday. It would appear that many persons delayed supplying their wants, in consideration of the ease expected to result from the payment of the dividends. The general supply of money is, in fact, extraordinarily large, and first class bills are freely discounted at 21 per cent. It is anticipated that the bulk of the 78,7001. in gold, by the steamer La Plata, will be purchased for exportation to the Continent. The imports of the precious metals last week have been to a fair extent. Our list includes 126,7001. by the Persia. and 81,0001. by the Vigo, both from New York ; 9,6001. by the Gambia, from the West Coast of Afrioa; 184,7001. by La Plata, from the West Indies; 26,0001. in Russian gold coin; 30 cases of specie by the Lochnagar. from Singapore; and 3 cases of bullion by the Dolphin, from Antwerp. These arrivals represent a total value of about 440,0001. The exports have increased. The Custom-house weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London includes 80,620 ounces of gold, and 70,100 ounces of silver, representing a total value of about 330,0001. Nearly the whole of these remittances were despatched to Holland. The large amount of 80,000 ounces of bar gold is reported as remitted to Amsterdam. The other shipments have consisted of 160,000 sovereigns to Constantinople. and 4,7001. in specie by the Parana, for the West Indies. The steamer Peru arrived at Malta on the 13th inst with the mail for Calcutta and China, which was sent from Southampton on thh 4th, and left on the 14th for Alexandria. On the 14th the Panther reached Malta, with the light portion of this mail. Amongst the foreign projects which are in course of elaboration is one for the construction of an ex tensive system of railways in Holland. On. of the proposed lines would run from Flushing to a point of junction with the Amsterdam and Rotterdam Railway. Another would communicate with the Texel. reviving the scheme formerly attempted by the abortive North of Holland Railway Com pany. A third would run from Rotterdam over the Moerdyke to the Antwerp Railway. For the con struction of these railways, and, perhaps, of other subsidiary lines, negotiations are now on the tapir. The proverbial alownew of the Dutch government in such matters is net diminished by the r eq uirement, l on the part of the capitalists who have been con stilted, of an absolute state guarantee upon the money to be embarked, which would amount to several millions sterling. It is, consequently, not believed that the affair has yet assumed a very tan gible shape. The Dutch government are known, however, to have the construction of these railways much at heart, and will doubtless have sufficient perception to see that the money market is now en tering upon • phase in which the terms required will be as favourable as any they can ever reason ably look for. If, therefore, the project is to come forward at all, the conditions will probably be arranged within the next few months. The credit of Holland justly ranks so high that no difficulty whatever would be experienced in raising the requi site capital under a government guarantee of ade quate amount. It la understood that the Hon. William Napier, who on a former occasion was charged with the important negotiation between the Grand Trunk Railway Company and the govern ment of Canada, and who is now negotiating with the Dutch government on behalf of the unfortunate Netherlands Land Enclosure Company, is likewise engaged in the attempt to arrange terms for the construction of the proposed new railways in Hol land. One of these lines will pass over, and cannot fail to improve this value of, a portion of the land reclaimed by the Netherlands Land Com pany. The shareholders in this undertaking, who have suffered so severely from misfortunes princi pally beyond their power to avert, are justified in looking to the Dutch government for relief. The latter, on their part, will belie their character for' shrewdness if, at • time when they are anxious to attract a large amount of foreign capital, they re fuse to entertain the reasonable representations of a body of shareholders who have laboured long and spent an important sum with a view to the attain ment of an object which must redound greatly to the advantage of Holland. Rightly viewed, the operations of the Netherlands Land Company par take of the character of great public works, and, as such, are entitled to every possible encouragement at the bands of an enlightened government. The expected extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders in the Lombardo-Venetian and Central Italian Railway Company is called for the 16th Nov., at Vienna, to sanction the "project of amalgamation of the Lotnbardo-Venetian net-work of lines with the Vienna and Trieste, &m, Railway, and other lines forming the net-work of the South of Austria." This " project of amalgamation" gives to the shareholders one share in the new company for every three shares in the old one. It is notified that In ems of the ratification of this project by the portal meeting and general sanction, the made for the le el November on the Lombardo-Yeomen shares will be oss allied as regards these shares, sad will fans for the sew share@ to be salwcribed for by the holders of the old shores the Are call of 61. required by the ashler due alarm, cease fluently the call of the lst of November will be c ni titi rd tnet a provisional receipt, end will be applied later to the decision of the general meeting Mew to the old shores se the new. Shareholders may pity the cell beforehand after the 18th October on ecaditice. tar them who Pal it at Mika or Vital" that it be paid in sew Awaits ovary. Oa the let January, 1869, a cell will he mole el 21. ce the taw shires, which will thus be put on the same footing as the old, sad from this date those shares only levier 81. paid oa them will be admitted to oreutiaion. Of course, the ratification of the amalgamation will tl. Ptl. 614 i: . ra;mis — '; artro — tri , auk. el; 71. SON Id. SAN 4,171 lull 3,411 44.111 Mb. N. le. M. r sorra Irt rosta4 Amermand 61 from A tiff la 87,15 T ra 14141 AL Id . M.. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of b.s is rather larger sad the demand ▪ conosquontly prior ars no batty this as Thursday last, and a orsidershis proportion mania weer. The supply of Amp is by so wow large, yet they onset MI be sold. Prier ars low, fat ell biro. Care say riling about the sear so a Thundep. From Germany sad Bar- Wad Wore are 1,480 beers, 8.080 @beep, and 98 Woes ,• 1,100 besets; snd 8.000 from the wither mg mYlssd sewdes. ruseseasoren. _ ad. Pierre ra mar_ a. S. e. 4. =t4sir iL l = 4 - 4 48 isent gnaw • I I 3 4 Ds. 48 .. • 4 4 4 Bow 14 'sow. 3 I! 10 8 0 4 De. Y. Monk n▪ o 4 5 4 10 ..... 46 .4041.8.0111; Aso 48= 2100; .5148.114 460. BOROUGH HOP MARBEY.—(THIB DAY.) Kamm Piusiodes sad Smith mart that the market To nna= firm at late prim. _ COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Haddle's West Hardy, Ns. 6d. , Davisoa's Hartley, 164 , Bras's Baba& Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; lambert's Hartley, 16e. 6d. ; Timadd Yam, 111 a. ; Harps& West Hartley, 164 , Walla Bad Riddell, 17s. 6d. ' • Will, Bad Braddyll's Hesse, 1k 96 .; Walls lad Haresa 17e. 6d. , Walls Bad lia•Wal, 90a. ; Booth Darlisat, 17s. Id.; Walls Bad Hettoa, 20a.; Walls Bad Bluth la 19.. ; Walla Bad South Heaton, 19. 9d. ; Walls ad Kepler Grange, 19a.; Walls Bad Tees, 20e. 77 'Win at market. The Charioori contains a repreeentatioa of the onset of 1868 under the Ultimo of e young sad prio.ity haring long golden hair, sad laden with wine la balker* dm each arm and in each hand. The means belsiad are stream ing in the wind to en immense distance. A crowd, comps Si of workmen, old eoldiers, end other lovers of the peps. ! P" pear in great delight, one of them exclaiming, tt ens a rat Instil de votes part . . 11 y a loagtemps nit= sous attondatt." m m Duo Sow M U • s --- • 111 • E k It atai tu. . a al mkt .. - SO di Gnat haw Palma - SI I Da De• • II Do. Op. ....,... 10 b. 110.0.• la./... 4DK 111 al Oa 104.• L Or•b.► ~a. U . g 2 11& 14 =..11 1 0101611 N r. Ulna alal n sA...at= _ I% at IseurnontUe•Alec ; t Ds. . I Oil N. 1 lituswArs I• 2 ....... xj = : ... : M 2 l 4. 1). Ihr•J gzr ii.ii: • a al Ipa • . 1 a r r=wor * all Immilerie-VmsllaWl .. 1111 all seem see Omen I Mr& le all Wee. NM MAL 4 pat 0. O a Pie. 3 patiost. —•- slllanimad MOM 11 . 1•41. a Do. ( 111 Ds. 0 1 = 1. 4 71 : 11 4 , Y Pawls . 1 717 pram' D. Jim aid. - . i t oil loyal 1 yr/roma.. i 1 iteilres Imes I KA. irmr..=....... ut tit Et at 'se a, II 11 Ilk If THR CONPESSIONAL. 'CHITIN() IN BT. JAMEre HALL (THIS DAY). —••- - This maiming a meeting of th• vestrymen of the melteralis w bold la fk. lamas Rail, Piccadilly, It the purptus el yrithelag spinet the latrodamk,n of the Ciashisismall is the alllll6 .1 Ragland. The meeting waa immvaisil by lit. MEIN Warrecs, the churchwarden of OR Pear, Isighteltridge, std the Magadan to the hall was by dash The allemiasaa was aware" smolder tag NW aisle el Oho weedbar, mid that the gMhartag was sm • push& ase, but ishadad hhe resittehil to the w hew al the mama mainmelhas vestries. Ti. door al tbs ball wet about half ortesplad whoa the proassibp cow stasead, but three woo a goodly another as Ma platform sad ✓dm aids gantries. Mr. Alderman and dhariff HALM IVY 00111 i 10 60 chair. The ClLlitlitAX introduced the object of the meeting is !we sr three worde, begetting • calm and patina heariag be the several petition who would more the resolutions. Colonel V astaaa, vestryman, of St. George's, Hanover spume, moved the Ira neolatioa, and observed that the people were bermeang heady alive to the Poesy 'be iambus into the portion of the old sr tsYishsi teen& The establishment v. - as now • prey to a esaspiracy on the part of clergymen who pro ' litmed te be protentete, but who in fact were tenineries of the ohne►lt ef Bozo. (Hear, hen.) The time wee ap proach* what there most be theroash reform of the shank ef Baena, sad if the Mona web be effectual It sod be carried oat by the middie-elees. Superstition and idelateey were making mid strides ender the support altars ma who bed shadow,' the practices sad principles of the elm& of laglead, sad it wee the duty of the people to Ihrbid m net taboos the van revenues which they sow derivedhom their liviepim the church. They most be driven eat before the era gat beyond omarollable dimensions, sad to mere the thorough wiping aett of the plague spot that sow tented the church,w• mut label upon ea immediate revision el the Book of Common Prayer. (Cbsen.) Disaffection sad beam ranee lurked within the pais of the church. The gene of Rome had Mediated a footing in the universities, sad to contend with welt while adversaries every true lover ti the church mug pa MB obrailler to the wheel, and at osos terminal, the briber mem of this peat social evil. (Cheers.) He oseelledeli by my* the following reso led= Resolreti,—Thal rift erierine Ind stsolation sal calor kir Order rd (marine have been moontly tat end premised by raw of the aro of the chorea of ingised, end essinged fry sues el Ise Minium'. end blissers, this media Wing onek Aerie and WOOVIIiiCIU as be et mice with dr split sod ailing of She retained amebae Ragland, MO/gm wentrat or Wanda *. Mr the same In Hey only btdson which all tree Christian doctrine eel th betetssL That orb teeding sad premises ides idled theeker, and fired the Indignation of the great hi of Os remabere of the OMNI' el Enid, end of ail lie persiste tkonsbent the ample, Ws min balte MINS de eskers protest =sit realig sod esi Isswredess *Darr of rA deism he ellipknes le the deserie of Me Sisk te rim white kr ser re and pines the =of the Dekniks ger egthebrlived rides airs that If the shnith of England le is be rely the okra of the ilea, she rnel net be pandas/ le go bar to the airs and the order of the middle ages, beesotkw Inellikse to therlidila , ewing wear of the people, lie the aid r the Gospel rely es the ilidelks f geed or her leec ile truths of hing." Mr. Beata, of the it. Iserfe retry, wooded the resoled= la the abusers of Mr. Weirton, who Ina pre vented big russet by the resent desk of his win. Mr. Beale reads lengthy spook in sapped of the rosehdion sad espissekey of the steps which h i ts oolisegan Mr. Westerke, had lin le resist the program of the ma w dead. At fret it wee hk hies to ban oes vend a Ode ramie es the whit, bet thin wee so kik( snide kr the piper, sad he Orin deinised to sell a rein of the reresestelhe era of Luis. The mimes of Lesko eneirod be rm 4,000 and 6,000, and kiwis( the grim of the Dineleg, they hat early ell be.. eirterkid with, wed 11,010 of Om MI oriel le wappiet Mr. Weimar to ether to der the hi si clergy Suer their Hrsp. ((.'hirs) Mr. Doak thon Weed the Wiry ot the gnat I=s elelln e in g =s, sod gave • ir= Yr stein& irk& At the slui t ivais re Wiwi and Lidded miset Sues di that the =dune ✓e bed deer Itry ithigh ego begun. W yet le be i the rked , Owed' inashll7 spill jedr mei of Dr. LiMsgsar, thee venal her bur ▪ seeregy kr thine rsseriffg. Rs. the lseehil= g bdieff lase impertene of the ere, end Hat I or can whisk was beim meet k &gib Wan, ire and mire C e l . : int se kr then for dim Tit Pr gni, hewers, wee =shed eregnery by dr subrint &ski of the Wourell, raw the desk el lit Wail e led reds algi slime threegber the lid. wens k Delosei. Wiped& kr sk winthe is peer is the reedier the esfriestasey; desks thrs sk inenthethey seppirted the Did mom int in tows, end the reerkeng six meths in Irk ries peedeskt Observe Wieners biers dikes deeded end waft ergiostien, sod ska emir it with se k i the mina T e of dr Died noodsary b the dlneyerost. Tie wee en Men rel& a ri the mei sir di, the reenerwA ird the reds (Elora) Mr. did Ile slim rib an mei epped es the meting set NI allow Oak Abets agibit .• se thin ; bet te bestir dmissiven in irk rid Madsen so it the &odd be teld then the ail nesies of the sewee d r lark seersquense Ihro people inserisi end sada essiles. Let the med dle der, whisk hed always bees be:t i zt i re ere = J r wean, de their dry, end if die weld be seen le wise spirt the Jeseitkal lesereire the &web of loan. (Cia.) The baying bra per Mt Orin dowtres, a vernier, of Ratcliffe, rid he rid es err an aossedurr, bee The Cast:sus rid Is rest rite the erne of the toed kg bin be esti *Pi lir to opeth. A skew afire& in then teak IN is wither the seeds. men sherd be bid, awl then mak deired to be In Ws - 14..dotrions Imo MAIM be rove dr Miro erendrene :—" Breleed, dre main le et alike tart re preelier et se art Asides is addled end mama by re dnel enPrayer bete d doe dwelt irritered. end Oneder e oldidd e rsidep Web le do bllbtreee Brew lir were .ides seM Para •berk and enwraps el weep Wog lbst lends lo Pea podiew - The Curlew Irld tbet ria err net in ranindrent ; bat Mr. Getrird, enerst ia. reeilset via et tar troder, rived reldni r gni =I dr rendt ot ogres w.. arm et weer end seadries. Urberear Mr. Gerber ..lord le give Way aid Mile Ilea ibe phaliflL Mr. Cues. lIIIILIT ebeedreerdes. d In do City. en=2 l. seededlee, end C = dr Wires. end wave ebreator et re PllollM t eremsinalL He ward einrebreedent to do Orr ray He Utheebenyern Interlard csadiestioks, ' , move • ; easead row Or bay them, rarer ;It b. CriMon Idereff, rA tberoptn. and net tl. proseede prie lisitary. (Chore ad treder.) The lesailsa Ilsi lbw pet le tie ern sod swig by es overwboking array, two or dree Mode ealy babe bid up morel b. Mr. Tay snarse, der thwardes of M. Magiskas, wove{ li 0 • 4 4 M U 1 3 OM NH 1 411 N a ' t 01 1 h'i ni -u at ii ... . 1 i . 1 Fr i f. /I L{ 171 I • 411. WS 5 1114 111 1.8 .: i ii 1 lb be merely a matter of form. The immense advan tages of the proposed extension of the company's undertaking are so manifest that the shareholders will not hesitate for a moment to sanction it. The prospectus of the Grosvenor and West-end Railway Terminus Hotel Company (Limited)' is issued, with a capital of 120,0001., of which it is proposed to raise 90,0001. by means of shares of 101. each, and 30,0001. on debentures. The site for the erection of the proposed hotel is in the immediate proximity of the intended terminus of the Victoria and Pimlico Railway, where the traffic of the Brighton, South Eastern, East Kent, and Crystal Palace Railways will be concentrated. The build ing is to contain about 174 sleeping and dressing rooms, and is estimated to cost about 110,0001. The board comprises several directors of the Great Western Railway, as well as of the Great Western Hotel Company, which pays at the rate of 26 per cent. per annum. The interest is advertised upon the shares of the Riga and Dunaburg Railway Company. The settlement of the list of contributories of the London and Birmingham Iron and Hardware Com pany (Limited) is to be proceeded with in the Lon don Bankruptcy Court on the 12th November. We are requested to state that the subscription list for the shares of the Intercolonial Royal Mail BOP= Company will be closed on Friday next. It appears from the Liverpool advice, that the affairs of Mr. John Carmichael have at length been thrown into the Bankruptcy Court. In the list of partnerships dissolved in last night's Gazette we find the following:—" Mary Knight and C. Knight (executors of John Knight, deceased) and James Knight, Farnham, Surrey, bankers." The Finance Committee of the Council of India have not drawn any bills by the mail leaving to day. SATURDAY B.INIXS. The funds to-day were very quiet, at the closing quotations of yesterday. With the exception of the usual daily purchase by the Government broker, the transactions presented no feature of interest. The railway share markets were dull, and, in a few instances, the tendency of prices was drooping, owing chiefly to the paucity of business. Consols, which closed yesterday at 981, rather " buyers," for the 10th Nov., opened this morning at 981 to 1, and closed at 981, " buyers." For money the last price was 98{ to . The official business report is as follows :—T per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 981; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 981 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 971, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 971, 1, ex div. • Bank Stock, 2211; India Stock 221, 223; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, 991, 991; the scrip of the second issue, 991. The debentures of the first Indian loan remain quoted 99e to f, and the scrip of the second issue, 99 1 to i• Owing to the state of the money market, Exche quer Bills are in increased demand. A fresh improve ment of Is. to 2s. took place to-day, the March Bills being quoted 365. to 40s. prem., and the June 28a. to 325. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 12e. to 16s. prem. In the foreign stock market the alteration in prices was principally confined to the New Turkish Loan. The scrip of the first series, after being marked is the morning 1 to 11 prem., had risen at the close to 13 to 1g pram., and was quoted after the recognised hours still higher. The scrip of the second merles had advanced at the close of the Stock Exchange to 2/ to 3 prem., and was subsequently quoted 21 to 311 prem. fhe Six per Cents. of 1854 lett off the same as yesterday, at 94 to lex div. The Turkish Gua ranteed Four per Cents. continue in demand, for in vestment. There were also inquiries for Russian, Spanish, and Mexican Bonds. The latter were quoted 201 to lex di,. The Brazilian Loan of the present year was officially marked 11 prem. COMMERCIAL AND AILABEBM MARIE-LAN/1.-THIS DAT. In Mark-lane to-day the attendance of Mums was fair, the tone of the trade quiet. WHlLT.—Baglish sold in loom instances le. par qr. mor last Monday's corrupt, ; white 425. to 60s. ; red, UM to 465. per qr. Foreign wheat without alteration to vans, from 46e. to 665. per 4061b5. FLOOR held firmly, hcbtg mares from the present low exth water-power. Town made, 854. to am. ; Norfolk, 30e. to 30e. Bd. per 280 lb. ; French, 365. to 3741. per 280 lb.; Awe- Haan, 23e. to 265. per bbl. BARLEY iiiiIORRI; MIR at about hot Monday's prime. English, 30e. to 44a.; brain, 20a. to 83s. per qr. °Ate not much to demand, buyers hoLding beak owing to the shortly expected arrival from Burls and Denmark; British, 20s. to 30s. ; foreign, 20s. to 30.. per qr. Bleat hold firmly at lam week's prices, but with few ba g. 74 quiet, without alteration in value. AIISITALS INTO LONDON FROM Oct. it TO OCT. IS. oaoawra waist. !Ma. Maw l o t =b.-- LM IUI .. 44 914 II .. 410 is 1443 •. : • • •• • im. • • • tuft& MO use .. 1444 111 141 . 113 Z. C. lk 4114 111/8 MI PS 191 113 Mt. X. KINCTMLANE.-TEITS DAY. The following public isles are declared kr .11-1111 ROW : Sugar 600 hhda. of West India, 6,000 begs et and 2,400 bee of Bengal. Coffee: 60 orb of Cs= 600 bags of Meat Indian. Cocoa: 200 bags. Rio. : 6,000 begs ; and saltpetre, 2,400 bags. Iluokx.—Ths private &Attract markets since Friday hare bean firm, with a limited business done. COTTEN remains withont alteration. tieAT:lllam businessVaatiOtTon Saturday In black loaf Congo. at very fall prices, and the public sales are going of Maly at Friday's rates. Common Congos, Ild. Ittcireoisies dull of sale. proiiiold 24. Id. to 2s. 9d., whkh von faiprl In otneed. no material altantka. TALLOW MAREXT.—THIS DAT. The market is qidet et the tollawfag weeder :—Tenem MUD., Ma mit cash Petenbem Y. 0. ea the epee, 50e. dd. ; Ootober to December, 49a. 9d. ; ditto, aver rata*, 5(b.; Jemmy to March, 60e. 3d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW.