The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-20 00:00:00

THI Glll.ll 148TIMN. • BANQUET AT HOLYHEAD. The peat banquet girth by the directors of do Leada and North WI mem Railway to the direction elf the (,rear ataituaup took place at the Royal Hotel lest tventag. About 150 gloats eat down to the defeat roped. The banquet was under the presidency of the Kirgide of NOON the &are o of the London and North Woken Railway Compaq. Amongst those must were the Meer of Bangor, the Charcellor of the Exchequer, Lose Chown Paget, etc. ire' the usual loyal and patriotic toast', the Chasm, is very haling terms, alluded to the deaths of Broad awl Stephessos, sad then west on to the subject el the Oillt F • atere, mired op r it wee with the great Indic lasnelie of th. oustry. He could see no news why she arra act ruened in respect el speed. Be was ere eery laglishaan hoped the might seemed, and they were 201 ler seardas that she might have a perfect cosauscial success. (C e t Mr. CANTIIII4, the rains= of the company, rt= Oars, aid conclard by proposing the health sad prospe rity of the directors of the London and North Weston Rail way Company. The Cm/annum returned thank*, and proposed " The House of Commons." Sir JOHN PAILIXOTON, in responding, ehmmeterised the (arm gement aa the remelt and moat interesting expert- LAW which ever resented from ectentifie AUL The CIIAIILMAN wade a 11111d10,017 spesch,. sad premed the health of the Right Hos. W. R. Gladdest, Claseallor of the Exchequer. Mr. GLADITONT, alter a sew eloquent speech, said the toast he had to propose w " Prosperity aid seems to the samaufecturing and trading intweste of the country." Ose of the gruudist reunite of those intones was the Great &sem, end there would sot bee doubt that If nacos was withheld se delayed, eyes failure in each att %adenoids( could selal no discredit. (Load applause.) After sane earopluassau7 tomato, the waft hide IP shortly sftse undsdght. Yesterday, SAO visitors wont as board the pat alp, sod Jogs* b be saissid trdayan apposrasses, moot yobs* the wake will . ibis stinlag. tie Right Has. Ns Jib& Paint" so. celoyeeded by MN Pakiestob, es C. P. Basal, Ms M. quit of CUM* Yr. Glyn, X.P., ek Mr Bar" mad Olga& Hal* laid a viii to dr Alp. nay Two cos. esded ft o f the mod by Mr. Campbell, sed sot two bosis bort re Seer lhartlr a tees its wear, eight end day Is heir re dip although it is the spires of the west stew parr sweberlthe that imare war dam ha,. she is War se eits ought Is ha. roe heroes. the heeertr, whies the bras fir the sew ate situard, le wet Used with wad as It ought he he, lad the wiesegeres d We is, that Ye woe our either he towthei is tree threiteth the bitheris heat, wr erred le erre, r they ant eisundiy will be itearlag la Mr. _ • nes*, 44 th. alleatere le et presrat boll 4 hold, at vlll to dedasil when the vessel will really sad. The /spree of Madrid annonnom that the Spud& blehopeda laulatime of those of Franca, Woad to pail& pookeel letters In *Sam of the temporal power el the Tope, and Oa the Bishop of •TOe heeds geed ere alai 1 lo similar is tope led glib to that of the Ditty el Odom' The 10th of mat math being the onolondralth malvereary et the Mali et the poet liebillse, the Osemeas si Portal."' mama wiebmie lily • late. The bond VS Ye pier in Sr Clew r Thegemidee. r lb* Cbemprayeko. 1f Meywime hoe ponied ow sew wormosa ampood Or do oremks. Om el the eimpur item win b• • pool smiere, of irbieb the mob by M. TM. Assam menowt el the ammelt VS be the " Ode distiate." of Sim, male et limilefeeds; dad lie Noah of the lb* Symphony wall dime of lime Omen ea IllebSiate lama "To Jay." • aseanome la knew el Sr deemed pet le• be delleemil by If. Libra. The decimetre awl ehanat. eeneitio e/ aM onmennate, dal be directed by M. Peohimap. That ado pate be elesing wsl De metraeted to enrol et the deem arbissiled Milt a Prim . eed the Armee will be duns by Se hie awl Guam' Mail IlmehMee. The pewits of the holhal will be demand or • Osemea charity la the maul. Denmark, following the example of Prussia, has jolt decided en serilary pained, ccemeralei and oafaWe eatiedities to the gine ter. It be stemmed of the Fccdeeettjeid Miele end the OMNI brig af woe. Time row eels aes aver beta" awed eat m Oepeabegeo. Rol wdl m 0 Mbar the lee set la. King Charles X V., aoeforatahly to the last wriest of hs lather, bee pimiento! MMe 1.. Dist a hill for revoking Me parity .1 exile nod privatise d the rights of Mentes= sew sift whist poems lase .Slab It to have the relesseet relligits. Orb memo will ad. how wee, be allowed as ennelitnle thmeselms kis • eapsgails• without fret ebtelerslb suldierkellin dab germsewat. The Malta The. says A tergrephic despatch haa bleu ..deed by Ss gessrate Ism Ingland, ardirag re 46 ImMaliss it the rile Idris to Uhl erg Is me& or be hate lor Chnea, yid the LAM= ef Dam, by the list rend retail fame Nagred to suer, it le Alreedris tre Seise Mr the lams Watt se re Carr. It in warred that the Er A. N. B. Nam will be the meted termer deer to rusted to the new rat at wee." M. liaise hes hese redeemed fees Lit pseuedary emberveimenate ha Perk. He searliestas his min to the ...carrier " of the Mod prollieeks in Leeds, dto m ute meek emealatore who hare teemed ea hi be.., me sem Der* the twenty years Met Saar segued r the mareth it the boar mare ..=sets` he wilmewleire to be wish the earn it 700,1005.1. Inglaad •1•14111. Is has lardy mired Amp to rebus to Lamina is reek err etsertalemare it a similar abermeter, end is sow badly massed la Inking His Life and Timm amen( the Megkeh.." Theoe of mew paid Mliwyers end mengses ebb emote* when esphiteed en • hi. asselen Woe the *Atonal at bas enaminstles M.oink rob=es free Inehrepliry. walked the rympathy it the Plunk emit. A esernianiestion from Verniers, Ia the Iferit says ha Ugh/beim who arrived here en ths lath boa Omar, es kin way ti Cologne, was suddenly piked with • Mof inemity while at the railway manes. He wee so wicket asst the co duty were compelled to take lam el ths Id.sl de Ville. and the anthootes, after his creinetisa by etre medical mem hied him met We • gime ef edify. Tlis gentiseme, who Is cialy sheen 16 yews of egg, is provided with lettere of tntrodestics der erred ebbs on the Continent, To judge hoes Ids rpm are mad the property he has with hiss, he mod Waft to mem geed family. Hie papers indicate that he bee Pervaisel mar, hay* been in Turkey daring the war bi theCriesee; se well ea in Rees* Italy, and various other detea." The bears are committing such ravages in the wild Farts of Wisconsin that the :settlers are dyke' from Oak Mors. The seespapees decl that the animals es Miser MAW their Maim to humeri ~ pg but boldly &p -rowl their deallisgs, and apply for admittance at kitchen doots and bedroom endows. Hloodio is still at Niagara Falls, where he has purchased some real estste, Intending to make hk residence eters fur the Moue. He le said to have seek aims 8,000 dollars by his exploits dm ing the past ream. A most the goads who dined la Trinity Cake% Thalia, co Monday, were Captain P. L. linlinesek and ate. Cede , Science and Ad Department of th e Beard it Trade. The gallant caper who waa remedied by Abe students, received as he lef t the dieing hall tree leery chews. LORD RIDInDALE .‘ND THE BRIsTOL BOARD OP VAILDIAML—Lord Mergele bee eared umbrage to ear Neer Weal gearre by gasereleg the legal rd morel right of the Bristol board to bir oat hare epee mem la a lilt miil , st a long dietaam bow B,Wo-l. It than = is June tut te.lre girls were hired to lir. 0. C. sillt.throweer, of Mickley, in the ShlpketteceeStour Usk% of which ear Lord lied/M a l e i s the chodrinan. Os lids cowing to his lordetip' s k now l e d ge h e wrote to the Poor co Based letters questioning the power of the Bristol parttime to hist the orphans under their charge to nth weir*. After dwelling upon the dangers to which the ereetsree are @objected by this "wort tel Went slave Lod &denial* char gee the linswil 'nudism with considering the pecuniary ...int to the union, lard et We good to tb• D. —BrAatt.l .11 errpr, ELECTION E X PKb CIEs tun Tiig &SIRIUS DIVIIIION ant w" ecaersuesetsat—T he es et J. H. H. Fahey, Esq.. sad th e His. F. H . W. O.Cvtapr , at the reties Le this dirks ler My, eireated le re rants or at 438/. 19e. MAUR AcaDitm—Lut vet/ u widest a • acousus obuir rum though IS la It. aunt at die gds Waft Marsdausy ot W bisZ s P4 4 _:aa Ortage Owe% In We city. As tite tavansa, Thomas Donee/souStu l Fong nes, Ass engeged ia alba/ Loftin *Pk sole weer, one exploded is fire Innik ttith • report hit that of gee, sad the splinters Sow In all directions; the lora id the espiri.as vow, to ...Unwell mien It Se staled that nee d lie eph-a•eve cot through a thick *het he wore at the new, aN petuaritte4 the 11.1 of Ms enlist Dearly to the bow, trrense seem of the meows of his fiagere, whereby it is leered tie sufferer et,ll b. deprived of lb* use of hi. Moors. It is ruettorry, tuuleretsal. far the persons trim filhuit tht Untie at three insouliwt tries musks and tbitk Skye, be grid against ee. Aims ; but the young man, on tunsebut, buff sepia , id b pot the ghee °Naiad bests mull of the ispiesion.—BalA Chromcle. THE EXPRESS, TR u.HBDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1859. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-NOMM 1011RILY OP Lit 111PLOYEIL • /kr. Crawford, a iss atable-dressed — m7ddle w aged tors. . wee charged with • umbrella, value 18e.. the popery of la employer, .C. Unman, of 84, Bishop,- pie -West Without, eider the follownig circumstances Ball, 161,said—Yeaterday afternoon I wept to a cabs shop in linkrost, and saw the 'umbrella produced hasten em • bosh brad the door. I rawtained that it had been kit there by • rallemaa shortly baton, and after I had waled a Ink ties re primer rams in, sad after sperclity to the Leary, be war away rat it. Fa corer maser that I bad I Meer him ire the esßnassett,, end Err him bow be bed boom perreell of the mibedla. no stied what I weird to know ter, to which I replied that I wr a deasetive, and I did vast to know. Be then sod, Well, then, I brought it away iron my imigioyer's deep, but prey have reez t e a me sad id me ye." I ital him I could not do e I toce bin reledy. At the station I searched t but found =abeam hialliedbi to this chargo. I then sad to him, "I ea about is elk yea a quake, bat you need not mower it main yes &ONO to do so, so to careful. You have token amend stir makeellse to that coffee-shop; have you objection Mwq whet bee boom of them r Alia baet Y tieg a enamour or two, be replied, " I pawned ran, end tore up the Veber." Mr. Laura said—The panes. bee been in my smoke as shops= for six or ryes wean, std rade libel time I Lan mused a large sencent of . Lens aft elm bad amens to the stook bat tbs pruars, g fell upon him, and I rand him to he a l i tal no character with him, as I was too W at the lime to make inquiry, het I had known him for years se roper to customers of mins, and I Waved his character to be union. perhatia. TM prisoner, who pleaded guilty, adding—l took this umbrella and sore kw arcs, wee remanded in ceder abe dealt with stunmerily in petty terione. MARLBOROIIOII-BTRIZT. NITILAOIDDLUIT CONDIICT OP ♦X ♦TMICAJt. Nick*leo &4 a mare of Boarsous, Central Africa, was airu follows : Fisher, 334 A, Withal about two tbs previous sits soca hen was called by the landlord of • polite how in Pall-mall, who aid he bad • black man is his home who ha sates two steaks, some chops, end drank two bottles of Scot, 'win up • 1011 of is. kw his mesl. The Owner Imme diately ran out of the loess, get up as the back of • gentle. Era's carriage, and gave him a gnat deal of trouble. Wit- use got prissier as is es the Reform Club, when bo refund to go any earthier, sad got • lame mob round him. He afterwards Maim very violist, kicked wittiest several times, and bit hie Wad. Tkrin other coustabira issistid him is oanylng the prisms to the station, where he became furious, and, having ausulted umber constable woe at Maga, So puss hither manias!, handmaid. Prissier mid it was all Sus, end that le gaunt to pay the &Mop. Mr. Alba% the Warmest at the mart, aid the Omer wigs yang ens takennby • hostile tribe to thee's,. mast. sea mad tiers and afterwards seat to Tri whence he esesped. Heats went to Mayne mad whore • Essiss prim tea lin Into hie sinks. want to Rem* where he kurst the lowans of Sivas& over Swipe with the prince. Oe the Mod of Asiast hs wee lea ar. sr karnerathe bud labor, ke mar saralts i r Allerea) i httrudes, the =iitai v 7llr. Altsrl asd ;ro Fey tholes Load er, to give am. V. 10s. Ids pluage to Paris, where the was wales tee idea bea into Ms service. The armagerst , having ulti out ths prisoner mossised to go, but me sew, Irving Rout ell him naommy, before hie worship. need or 14 (ley,. WORSHIP4TREST. 12141.1. T IX • TX.IIIIIBI-• MOS SOX, VISITOR. - . Hoary Braithwaite, s stn ef extrernly powerful frame, esd at beat el ha is beisba, woe eborid belle Mr. Osnie slit a asepareSo morn is a theatre. kM.rßoa* 2 1, Sarni Ust the ishodost Irmo .:I d U. Ikkowls Thews id kr =• fistarberne ; tarsi ober AM* sets be at le kW • dowels* awl lk onkel% wbltk b• MI kiss lbasthe ••••arvskry, at • pawn with wbusa be vas immaillbe. How he pied reed- Woks wee usimars, bat at the oeseleales d tho per herneat Is was brnil, with soother was, as big al Mosel, is as et Ur rnepe•bers, both Wag het Weep. Directly they was emend Admire spas; up= Masts ; tha w hit lows, mini bile with res born by the Urn, awl with dr Whir pa him es essarly by salons Sea thst he seal ernsialy born lamest his the but be the a t ellirdsil by ram. Wasses woo quits =rad, owl mkt sat ens amopm, the . ismsam the Mr. Cselle—How ailmiliat by those tiresital blot S TN I halm 11• A la ere Imam Moll • erne ilekesss ay at last ill was, lighting aid Meldsi mast tafrossly. It le sot at el ernyrilas lot be Ms somkosta. lan me all ever. I barns thrn Mw hernet=sl tike a. le theatre, bat sow a sib progriske %lobstrn . 11 . 4:b i : a r b szeil wiesedyslie test bon calmed Mr. Cans.—ris so=eil at Ms sight you present Air whims* Ilka the yes g XL. cc hiermallw. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (11T ILICTILIC TILIOSAPZ4 rpswicH MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) WELTER CUP. .. .. a rm. MEMBERS' PLATE. Clio C by Hermit NURSERY HANDICAP. Dapple Cobol • • .. :: i .. 1 QUEEN'S PLATE ENTRY. Tire mar. Borderer, Ketlberlso Logi% Crwiewlse, woe, Newman sad The Greek. All are nen KELSO MEETINO.-(THIS DAY.) WELTER CUP. One mile and three-quartets. Loris re Buchan, The Slays, o by Worcester, Anstoda sanar, Hearth, and Caucasian an ben. BORDER HANDICAP. Tiro miles. A Beds, A raduchsso. l'noos of Danmark, Gladiolus, Logic &Buchan, Han, Harlow. Julia, Maid of lb. le , Pony Taft, Pan, Sonvotor, &r Harry, and Hinton Branty aro kn. SWEEPSTAKES OF FIVE BOPS. Sir furlongs. sad Furst Lord, o. lomat, Garland, Haddad, Stockton, Mantua ars bir Oman Anarckns.—Pantoraima, Little Bob, and Math Tyna. SUNDAY TRADING IN 80M0n TOWN.-o-Yeater day,_ at the weekly meeting of the litepreseatative Veritry of St l'ameree held at the Vestry ILa 1, Camden-town (Mr. Clurthwemlia CAMII.O2I in the chair), the following commit- Weed= trees s h e Pollee Commissioners was reed : " Meemielitaa Felice °Mak Whitehall-place, Oct. 18, 1889. eI lave to acknowledge the receipt of your Leese of t he 17th kat., stating that the nuieastos Mined by onsaminespre and where, trading on Sundays with barrows. trucks, &c , in Chapel-street, and other emery is flomeoptows, has once more been binned maim the sake of the Vestry of St. Naar, wed they Wheats their request that inetrootkme resy be pima to the police to remove ell mad bemire, lad to prevent the loitering of metes sod the obstrucdose of the v n= g y ad a pavements it Somers Town on Sundays. I sequalnt you, Is reply, Ihea the Brill market harts( her held tur many yore to Germ Town, the polies camel hurlers to suppreas it, mdse they do so altogether. The puochial enthoritiee, however, kme fall power to summon , foe say infringement of the law. They can, therefore, if they Wok proper, take the hdtlative In this matter, and ammo the party causing otetremion on Suede's, in which ere the polies will rester INNS etch &ashram* as is in their powm.-1 am, &c., Wm. C. HAKIM Assistant Coincide shartr.—P. Plow, Esq. Vestry Clerk, kt. Pancras." After Is disceseks, in which the contact of the commiernotere wee loudly easel In question, it was resolved to refer diesels- jest to the Works Committee. to remove the stalls on Sur dab under the advice of the solicitor to the parish. BRUTAL MURDER 01 , A WORAN ST RIZ gIIIF SAID AT WID1111111:11L—Asother of the shrieking trepegise which have of late disgraced the %ohm Me eks ti Stederdshare was enacted h this town or Wearer bury as Tuesday night last, the actor bolas • men sewed Denymela Omm, toe laaillord of the Cottage Orin peddle- Mown and the merles Mary Asa Owes, his wits. 01/1111 is Mist forty-six years of ere, sad had hitherto berm a We ohm Beer se a peaceble, well-dhgesed mau. EL wife we • few pen youager. Owes bee been at the aeighbouriag lowa of Walsall dada( the day, and retuned am only some • tetatiosted, bat haring lost • ormaidenhie eta of maw. Them tereuestmesu especially the latter, created imbed= la the poor women's maid, not %admitted by Jeremy, sad about 9 at eight, following aa altereation, Owen pushed Ids ortle out of doors, sad, going out sner her, commeased Waft sad kicking her songely until she dropped lememeible. The neighbours seat for des police, and ”..dmemor wet. .lee promptly in atiensos, bat the unfortunate womb we. beyond the reach of human Md. The murderer was immediately taken Into custody, sad conveyed to the I ek-up, where he remains until after the Inquiet. Ile sit preens deep collagen for what he his done, end appears to labour under great depression of spirit.. The pour womaa km left or child, a little girl, mom years of age. SHARI L1828.-THlii DA I. Two cectom The railway share market to-day is quiet, but prices in most instances are supported at the closing quotations of yesterday. The variations mask of an improvement of f per cent. in London and North Western and Berwick stocks, and a decline of f to 1 per cent., in Caledonian, North British, and South Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 981 to ; Great Western, 86 to f ; Midland, 1081 to 107} ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 97f to 1 ; South Eastern, 77! to 781 ; Berwick, 90 4 to 911; Caledonian, 92} to 931 ; and North British, 801 to f. Lombardo-Venstian Railway shares are rather dull, at 2 3-18 to 21 prem. East - Indian Railway stock continues in demand. Dutch Rhenish shares are firm. ORDIAILICT BEAUS SAD STOOK& U 2 , U u x Ti a II 3I i i i ui 103 IN BO IS 131 133 103 103 16 ON 61 01 136 St rj 0 M 0 46 U 3 11 _4l 114 N 911 1 GI db 141 444 177 son ss sr I it I 11 do 40 41 la it tt No . ft 10/ I 111 111 t i ii 1 i fi In tos ue 1111 IN 147 N N re N 91 W p 93 .fe 19 ue ut ui i IS us IN J i pm a 70 140 15 li• IN N N U 1 11/ i - t.l •So.e.i MONEY KABLU2.--21118 DA Z. Two o'CLoow. Balinese in the Stock Exchange has resumed a very quiet appearance, but there is no retrogromioa in prices worthy of notice. Consols are quoted the mine as at the close of the house yesterday. The share markets are also steady. The New Indian Loan has advanced about per cent. this morning, the scrip being quoted 1031 to t, and the stock 1031 to t. The slight improvement of 6c. has taken place in the Three per Cent. Rental; at Paris this morning, the opening Pelee being, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, 69fr. 76c. for the account. Consols are officially marked 981 to 1 for money, and 981 to } for the amnia. The present quotations are 981 to } for the Bth of November, and 981, " buyers," for cash. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 221} to 298 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 95} to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 96/ to ; India Stock, at 222; the New Indian Loan (Stock), at 1031 to 4 ; ditto scrip at 1031 ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1869, at 983 to 97 ; India Bonds, at 21. to 4s. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 28a. to 31s. prem., being Is. higher than yesterday. The foreign stack market is inactive. Turkish stocks have declined / to } per Gent., the loan of 1864 being quoted 793 to 801, ex div., and that of 1858, 883 to 891. Vene. Kula Bonds continue in demand, with an up. ward tendency. Bales are recorded se follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 101}; Chilian Six par Cents., 103, ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., 73; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 881 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 483; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 801, 791, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 89 ; Venezuela Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., for account, 29. The Vanderbilt has arrived from New York, with 20,0001. in specie for England and 121,0001. for Frame. Fous o'CLocK. Consols have receded / per cent. since 2 o'clock, the present quotation being 961 to L both for money and the soocuutt. A similar decline has also taken place in the scrip of the New Indian Loan—the price is 1031 to 1. There is still a fair demand for money in com mercial channels, and the instances in which bills are discounted at a reduction off to i per cent. from the Bank minimum appear to be of a somewhat ex ceptional character. At the Bank, however, the applications, though rather more numerous yesterday, continue limited. The balk of the advances made daring the shutting of the transfer books have now been repaid. The Indian Fireend-a-Ralf Cent. Rupee Loan, which remains at Bombay at 6 p er omit. discount, is quoted here at a price equiv nt to 99 to 99i per cent. No operations in bullion were effected at the Bank yesterday. The Dover Castle has arrived from Melbourne with 78,191 ounces of gold, worth 313,0001., a portion of which will probably be sent to the Continent. In lat. 10 N. she spoke the Yorkshire, which has 118,0001. in Australian gold. It is announced that the Secretary for the Colonies has appointed this evening (Thursday), at 6 p.m., to MOM the deputation of merchants and others inte rested in the Cape colony, whose object is to repre sent to him their concurrence with the petitions of the colonists for the re-appointment of Sir George Grey as Governor. It appears from the Tasmanian papers that several public meetings hays been held in the colony in con nexion with the gold discoveries. At one, on the 9th of August, Mr. H. J. Emmett stated that speci mens of quartz from Circular Head (the Van Die men's Land Company's property) averaged as high as eight nines of gold to the ton, and some even 16 onuses. Half a ton of quartz had been forwarded to Melbourne to be crushed, and the result would soon be known. Exploring parties were about to start far Campbell's Range and the River Hollyer. A company had been formed, called the Peoples' Quartz Crushing Company. At another meeting, held at Leith (River Forth), Mr. Smith, who had found gold in the district, men tioned that " on each of his three journeys he had discovered gold to exist—first on the Wilmot, a river running into the Forth on its western side, and on his two latterjourneys on the Forth, above the junc tion of the Wilmot, and some distance below the ford at the Middlesex Plains. It was thus evident that an extensive area was auriferous." He expressed an opinion that " the district on the south of Mid dlesex Plains would prove still richer than that on the north, but that a large extent of country on all sides would produce more or less gold." Shareholders in the London General Omnibus Company continue to wonder when they will receive the dividend of 2s. 6d. per share which was declared many months ago. As soon an the managers are in a position to make this distribution, the shareholders will doubtless be required, before touching it, to register ; and this many of them are very loth to do, until more light s h all have been let in upon the Company's financial position. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of no lees than 10,6251., compared with the corresponding week of last year ; the Great Western an increase of 1,1641.; the Great Northern au increase of 2,8321.; and the London and Son& Western an increase of 2,2191. A special meeting of the Australasian Land and Emigration Company (Limited) is called for the 28th inst., "to consider the report received from Sydney as to the company's land, and to advise with the board." The half-yearly interest is advertised on the City of Melbourne loan. The accounts of the general government of the United State. for the fiscal year ending 30th June last illustrate the progrem which the country is making toward recovery, and the °respects which exist of the speedy redemption of the floating debt now represented by treasury notes. The balance in the treasury on let July, 1838, was 6,398,318 dole.; actual receipts from all sources, including treasury notes and loan during quarter ending Sept. 30, 1858, 25,230,879 dole. ; actual receipts during the three remaining quarters of the fiscal year 1868.9, 38,679,391 dole.: ordinary means for the year, 70,208,687 dole. The expenses, on the other band, have been less than the estimate made at the treasury department. The expenditure of the first quarter, ending 30th Sept., 1868,waa 21,708,198 dole. ; actual expenditure during the three remaining quarters of the fiscal year 18689, 48,326,283 dole.: total expen diture daring the year, 70,034,482 dole.; total in come, as above, 70,208,687 dole.; excess of income over expenditure, 174,106 dole. The balance in the treasury on July 1,1869, was 11,174,105 dole., being 4,110,806 dole. in excess of that estimated by the Secretary to the Treasury in December last. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite The market ra Lomita for American securities has not participated in the upward movement which has taken place m the Stock Exchange during the past week. There ie, how ever, an improved demand for United States Five pet Cent. Bonds, 1874, at an advance of per cent. The quotations for railroad securities ere unaltered, moos for Illinois Shares and Construction Bonds, which are per cent. higher. - - - - In Mark-leas yesterday English wheat met with& very slow sale, at last Monday's prices. A report of yesterday's indigo sale is annexed : The principal wets on to-day bars been Kurpatt and Ma dras ; the former ruled unevenly, the mixed and undesirable sorts going rather cheaper ; dry leaf Madras sold at about per. The few Bengal. pined to-day have gone without alteration. 1,628 chests paned today, of which 369 chests were withdraws. 410 chests bought In, and 749 chests sold. Total quantity pared 9,096 chests, of which 4,396 have been *old, 2,599 withdrawn, and 2,111 bought in. WIDNISDAT EVRNINO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 983 to j, opened this morning at the same quotation. touched 861, " buyers," and closed at 961, "sellers." For money the last price was 883 to I. The official business i :fr. 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Nan .. gaii ifr w e as ; " int iii lislailea ii oil IIZIIA . 7 ... a. .". ..- : 3 gi li. . 1 • id) R It IN bear. it a m ew „ , oil's: a. au - 16;:;1116 M naltj. w, . . If i r tiw iS: report is as follows:—Three pre Oent. Consols, 10 r nwalff. 1. t, 1, i; ditto for account (Bth Nor.), 20 11 Li; Three per Cents. Reduced, 96g, 1..11 Mir Three ps Cen, 95j, 1,1, : aaty Years Anna., expain ! g in ts. April, 1886, 171 Bank Stock/ 221 , 223, 324; the New Indian Five per Cent . Loan (stock), 1031, 103 1 , lin 1 03 e. 103!. 1031, 1031; ditto, soap, 1061, 1031 103! ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 98!, 971; ditto, 1869, 97. The New Indian Loan continues to attract a great deal of attention. At one period a renewed demand carried the price of the scrip up to 103/ to I; the closing quotation wu 1031 to 1, being =eh the Name as that of yesterday. The stock left off at 1031 to I. The Indian Four per Cent. !Debenturee were steady, the issue of 1868 being quoted 961 te97l, and that of 1869, e6l to 97. India Bonds were dealt in at 2s. to 4s. prom., and Exchequer Bil ls at 271. to 30e. prom. The transactions in the foreign stock market WIN upon a moderate scale. Turkish Bonds were prejudiced by the news of the dismissal of the Greed Vizier; the Loan of 1864 closed at 801 to a, and that of 1868 at 691 to I. Mexican Bonds were steady,. at 291 to 1. Venezuela Bonds were in good o ► mend late in the afternoon, and rose to 22/ to 29... Peruvian were also inquired for ; the Anglo-Pe— ruvian Four-and- -Half per Cents. were quoted 911 to 92, and the Th ree p er Cuts , 701 to 71. London and Westmiestar Bank shares are still. rising. Oriental Bank were also inquired for to-day., Bank of British North America were marked 57 and 671. Canada Land, Berlin Waterworks, Peninsidar and Oriental Steam, Red Sea Telegraph, National. Diecount, and London Disommt shares met with. inquiry, and commanded improved prices. Van Die. men's Land have declined to 141 to 15. British American Land were marked 20. MINIM-THIS DAY. Two o'Ouace. A good general business is going forward in. the mining market, c.hietly in shares in Rut Cain Brea, Stray Park, East Caradon, Wheal Clifford. West Trevslyan, and Whoa Wrey. In the Stock Exchaap Par Consols shares are officially marked I If. Prime are generally steady. Scottish Australian Mining shares lave been. dealt in at preen., and English and Australian Copper at If. Foreign mining securities are inanimate. At Hendee of Meadows to Wheal Charlotts, held yes terd, the somata showed a balance la favour of the maze of 911.45. 4d., whirls area =Ad to the credit of the seat as moat. — At • meeting of traGeorli Was shareholders, held rater day, the scooants shovel • balsam of IW. dm company. Tim secretary gated that from foefrieares the shares hare looms reduced to 1,000, end • all of 28.6 d. per share was made. The spent reported that thire ha. Um no important chines lathe rains daring the past two months, but from the appearance dome or two of the rude dopers. tion he anticipated batkr results la kW% COMMERCIAL AND MARIE= MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) &max.—The wrist resins steady ; the public soles of isreigu Sr. goisg of without showisg any restariel altar ratios in prima Raised lumps remain quoted 48e. to 60s. COMM.—This snide le dull of sale, awl prices us with difilculty impportal. A fisatdag cargo el 3,000 bags Rio sold 61s. 6d. _ _ Tee.—Tkdo erticle ocertiaose very doll of eale. of low Talky, ley 6,000 bop, sold at 6.:lii: Panora.—A decline of id. per lb. ma tally estebliehed on Singapore in publio isle. Corrox.—No sales reported. lama* (Ittrra D i ezi.—The sales to-day consisted chiefly of Harped@ and dry Madras. The good qualities fit for export sold with fair chit at 4d. to 6d. advance; low and ordinary desoriptions went drearily at par to 3d. advanoe, • large portionbelng bought in. Socials wont off without alterados. 1,628 chests have pared the suctlou-to-day, ot which 369 went withdraws, and 410 bought in, leaving 749 cheats sold. TALLOW MARIB'T.—(THIS DAT.) TIM market is arm at the Mow*: pier :—Tows 60a. net cash ; Peterabus Y.C. as the @pet, 60e. ; all the year, 69a. dd. to No. 911.; December, 9d. ; Ise. to March, 60e. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Onr beds to.day is by ao means brisk to, beasts, although esnaot quoit lower rates. Goad sheep are same, and Monday'• prime are folly maintains& In a few instaaoss a alight advance has tam realised. Calves are in demand, sad oa the avenge dearer. Oar foreign supply consists of 80 besets, 740 sheep, 66 calm, and the number of With cove is 119. Pa NOW atm. ..4...d. lee Mao Willa 1.4.1.0. Be. Nees. Elankila— 4 10 6 • BM boa Ilbarabass.-- 4 •'4 10 DM 4 10 6 3 &mad au*, bra— • 84 4 Ds. do — Oahu ...... 4 3 6 Dees a mewl Wants . 4 - 6 4 4 • 6 • Da as. Mara Boa Dr Illattamis 6 1 4 lambs Ikar c al morket.l.l4 arse and Labs. ; Ohba. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis sad Co. report Dods to good meadow boy sad first cat sieves bettar. Prima meadow bay, 70e. to 76e. ; as ditto, Ma to 84e.; inferior ditto, Me. to 00a; rowan, 4& to 65e.; file,., old, 90e. to 106 s. ; ditto, Nixed cot, 60s. to Ma. ; Maw, Mcto 30a. Thant AT A BIRTH.—NO email amount of trip wee created fa Porten, o n Thursday eiening lett, the I aanonacamet that Elizabeth Bayley, the wife of Jobe as invalid miler, had given birth to three female at a Wen-hoes/ is White'irrow. It that poverty had drives the parents to seek • tarnlahed lodates in this vile locality, the husband being in the reoeipt of • palsies of fra. week, the wife omittibuong to his sup port by weals,. At the time of the event the husband tau fa in bed, from which he had to be hastily removed to make room be his rapid family increase. The parties are Ludas- Moue diessvmg, and have met with zany friends. whose curiosity healed them to visit the mother and chil drea, who are now doing well, being described u " remark ably pretty little dears." We understand t he may or has been written to with • view to induce him to to het: Mejeaty for her royal bounty at three pounds, to be cus tomary hi each cease; but independently of this, we hope the circumstances of the family will call for a response from all those who as afford to lend a helping hand," if only to extricate them from the vile street in which they made— nnerneetionebly the worst in the borough el Portsmouth.— West Sussex (Muted. ifD;day Taei week as a train was going from Kluge:ea to Leominster, a Ilse covey of punitive was seem baking in the sun on the rails. As the train approached they rose, but not in sufficient time for the whole of them to get clear of the iron horse, who knocked down three brace at one fed swoop, which, as it happened near • station, were bagged h 7 the guard. . A VISIT TO HAWORTH.—When we reached worth the churchyard was fall of people sitting on the grave atones, waiting for the morning service to begin, while the belle, the only cheerful thing about the place, were pleasantly chiming. and calling to distant stragglers to hasten their ' steps. Entering the church we were placed in a pew in the pa ltry and bad time to look about se before the clergyman. Kr. Nicholls, made his appearance. The Interior is large, gad contains three galleries; in the one over the com munion-table the organ is placed, end to the right of it are Mixed against the wall the tables of the commandments, looking very much like the backs of colossal books. On the south wall, in a corner, is a clock, with the inscription. °Life, how short; eternity, how long;" spinet the west ' wall, near the vestry, is placed • tablet, stating that the teal.and the little were made in the year of our Lord The pews We very large, and inside them are painted an great labels the navies of the owner.—e. g., Mr. Piga:lid bath two sittings here for Oargrave; Mrs. Elli. for Far In. take ; Mr. Bowden for Wildgrave Heed, fro., de. The at. Madame was small in the morning, but better in the after SOCC, when Mr. Bronti:, preached ; owing to his advanced years, he is not able to attend the whole of the service, but comes into church when the afternoon prayers are half over. A most affecting sight, in truth, it is to as him walking down the aisle with feeble steps, and entering his solitary pew, once filled with wife and children, now utterly desolate, while close reside it rims the tombstone inscribed with their names. Full of sorrow and trouble though his life hes been, the energy of the last survivor of the race seems not a whit abated; his voice is still loud and claw, hie words full of fire, hie manner of earnestness. Lucid, nervous, end logical, the style of his preaching belongs to a bygone day, when menaced were made more of a study than they ere now, and when it was considered quits as neoessery to think much and deeply, es to give expression to those thoughts in language not only impressive and 'torment, bat vigorous and concise. It won M not be easy to give a faithful picture of the impres sion which Mr. Bronte evidently produces upon his hearers. or of his own venerable and striking appearance in the pulpit. He used no notes whatever, and preached for half an hour without ever being at a tom for a word, or betraying the enmellest glen of any decay at hie intellectual faculties. Very heinisoene he must have been in hie younger dam for trams of beauty most relined and noble in expremion, even yet show themselves in his features and in his striking profile. His brow is still unwrinkled—his hair and whia he snowy white—lines very decided in their character are he r :reseed about the mouth.—the eyes are large and pee twang. In manner he is, as may have been gathered from what has been already said, quiet and dignified.—tsar's Jingo:int, for October. i ma 1 ii M lei i a % 1 411, I U U 1 4 4 flt 1 Ti II MO •• MO OM et ii al 11l N a I US RA NI 111 I t 94 l a' R al 4 Tel 4 i I 7 i E it Y ILI N N • N 11l UR 111 Ili 1011 IN 111 17 140 143 11•1 an I I 1 r a I los N N IN 1* DS 1H 101 10i 91 94 Ti Si 10 iit .6 ... M NI 101 e I »a V ll i II 31