The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-30 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1867. - 7. .1.11. Ci .r.s, THE POLICE COURTS. THE PAN-ANGLICAN " DECLARATION." --.. (THIS DAY.) Only one prelate of the Northern Province has —O-- signed the address to the faithful, which is the result of thei,Pan-Anglican Synod at Lambeth-the Bishop of Chester. MANSION-HOUSE. The others, namely, the Archbishopof York, the Bishop of ATT2IIPT6D 3VICIDI. Durham, the Bishop of Carlisle,the Bishop of Manchester, Hosaah F.rd, aged 19, resi at 7, Warden-street, and the Bishop of Ripon have declined to sign . Of bishops har. Newington - causeway , was c with endeavouring is of the Southern Province who have not ex throw herself from the steps of ndun-bridge with intent pressed their concurrence in it are the Bishop to commit suicide. of Bath and Wells, the Bishop of Chichester, Jeremiah Shanahan, boot closer, 3, White Hart-yard, the Bishop of Exeter, the Bi s h o p o f H ere f or d, an d th e Borough, said he was crossing L ondon-bridge at a little Bishop of Peterborough. The Irish bishops who have not after 12 this morning, from the City to the Surrey side. signed it are those of Ossory and Ferns, Csahel , Down and As he got to the Bridge House Hotel, ho met with a girl, Counor, Killsloe, Cork and Tuam. The bishopric of who said "Good night ." He gave her his band , and she Derry is vacant. Of the Scotch bishops two have not then said he was the last one she would meet signed, namely the Bishop of Edinburgh and the Bishop of in the world. After that .he ran down the bridge stairs, Brechin, the former probably having been unable to attend and he followed aud mitrilit hold of her dress as she was in consequence of great age. Of the views of thecolonial about to jump into the water. He asked her what she bishops who have not signed, of coarse no judgment can be did that for, and she said she had had a quarrel at home. formed, as various circumstances have prevented many of He then gave into custody. theca from obeying the Archbishop o: Canterbury's sum- The girl's mother said some friends from Camberwell moos to attend. It is believed that the names of all the had come to see them and they had some drink. Her colonial bishops now in England and those of the retired eldest daughter "threw some dirty words into her face," colonial bishops are appended to the document, with the and she then ran away. She was a very good girl, and was exception of Dr. Nixon, formerly Bishop of Tasmania. a great assistance to her. The constable who took the girl in charge said she was not sober. WEATHER REPORT.--(THIS DAY.) The Lord Mayor (to the mother)-If I let her off this --..--- thee will you take care of her! 210264 Y, Saplings= 36, 6 LL The Mother-1 will. The Lord bless you. The girl was then released. ID. Y 1 W. l ir tj Bike" W. I. Ito GUILDHALL. vllalora DRIVIN4I.-• 50555 KILLED. -........-...- Nairn _ ...._ _ 20.64 5 W. 2 8 N.W. c 0.42 1 Conic Rail& surrendered to his bail, before Alderman Aberdeen , a57 pi, 1 4 ur.s . m, re 0.13 1 Fiallia, to answer the charge of having driven bier horse and Loth :20.67 6.W. 7 9 B.W. ob - 7 cart furiously , to the danger of the public, and killed the Ardromma 120.76 66 N.M. 610 N.W. ro 0.6.' 5 complainant s horse. Mr. Nash appeared for the complainant. William Monksfield, • cab proprietor, living in Shop - Gresocastle.l29.66 53 W. 4 7 W. re 0.10 - W. 3 W. o ..- 3 ithch" P° ... b.1 i 1199 13 66 66 ' W.B.W. II W &W. et. - 4 perton-street, New North-road, said that on Friday Ho •- '29 . .7 671 W.S.W. 4 W.S.W. •• - - evening, about 6 o'clock, ho was driving a Hansom p.„ „ 30.20 me ly. cab over Illackfriars-bridge towards the City, and Brat when he got into Bridge-street, near Tudor-street, he saw Lorient three light carts racing and driving at a furious p•ce. 1 W.N.W. 30.36 57 W.N.W. 6 ' W.N.W. fee •-• 4 0038 55 N. N. W- ' 2 W.N.W. en - 2 Rochefort.- 30.30 60 N.E.N.& I N. N. Z. a 2 The defendant, who was driving one of them, was going w nY amith .....,...,„:: 50 aC . , 26 68' W.N.W. .. 7 W.N.W. e s ....,- 2 et such a rate that be could not control the horse, and the ' k g...7;a . wig a p e W.N.W. I W.N.W. •- , 3 result ass that in trying to pass round the other two carts Landon 30.13 56 W. to get before them, be ran the shaft of his cart Into the Yarmouth 2039 56 W. chest of witnesis horse and killed it on the spot. The leerbovellgb• SOW 54 W. other two men gallopped on and got away. ! W. eb - - el ' 11. W. e 7 W. e - 3 8 W.S.W. 0i - 4 Mr. Theodore Mas on %am w said he was in the mom. ah lkka te t 20-.9° -50 N.W.N . -W. - - - - Nash appeared for the complainant. William Monkafield, • cab proprietor, living in Shep perton-street, New North-road, said that on Friday evening, about 6 o'clock, ho was driving • Hansom cab over Illackfriars-bridge towards the City, and when he got into Bridge-street, near Tudor-street, he saw three light carts racing and driving at a furious pace. The defendant, who was driving one of them, was going et such a rate that be could not control the horse, and the result was that in trying to peas round the other two carts to get before them, be ran the shaft of his cart Into the chest of witnesis horse and killed it on the spot. The other two men gallopped on and got away. Mr. Theodore Mason Satow said he was in the com plainant's cab and maw the defendant racing in • most reckless manner with two other carts. They were nearly al”vaat when the defendant tried to pus and in doing so carte on his wrong side of the road and ran the shaft of thecart into complain int's horse and killed it. A little more sed he would have run into the cab, and that would have been worse. The complainant was on his right side of the road close to kerb and tried to pull his horse out of the way of the defendant. The complainant, in reply to the worthy alderman, said the horse cost him IW., and the cab and harness bad been damaged to the extent of it An intimation was given to the magistrate that the friends of the defendant were raising a subscription to pay for the horse, and to give them time to do it, he adjourned the summons for • few days. SOUTHWARK. qiNGUL‘R APTURt OF AN HOTEL ROBEIVR. ..... David Stewart, a dirty-looking fellow, stated to be a ticket-of-leave convict, was placed at the bar charged with waling a pair of sheets from the Kent and Sussex Hotel and Coffee-house, Duke•street, London•bridge ; also with having in his possession a large number of plated forks and spoons, supposed to be stolen. Mr. Hobert Jackson, the proprietor of the Kent and Sussex Hotel, said that on Saturday afternoon he heard some one leave his house in rather a hurried manner, and on looking through the window ho saw the prisoner pass with something bulky about him. Suspecting he was a thief he rushed out and seised hold of him. Perceiving that be had something very heavy in his pockets, be took him back to his house and found a sheet and towel wound about his body, belonging to witness, and two brooches the property of his servants. In his trousers pockets he found a number of plated forks and spoons, in all :12 pieces. They had no marks on them, but from their appearance he had no doubt they had been stolen from some hotel or dining rooms. The magistrate asked whether he knew anything of the prisoner. Witness replied iu the negative, and stated that he mast have entered the house from the roof, as one of the top windows was open. By gaining access to any of the houses in Duke-street, he could get along the roof, and select the house he liked to rob. Police-constable :4 M said he was on duty in Duke-street on Saturday afternoon, when he was called into last wit nem's house, and the prisoner wra given into his custody for stealing the property produced. Witness asked for a remand to enable him to find the owner of the plated articles. The magistrate was here informed that the prisoner wet an old hotel thief, and had been previously convicted. The magistrate remanded him until Saturday next. EXAMINATION OF THE FENIAN PRISONERS AT MANCBESTER.-(THIS DAY.) (BY TELEGRAPH.) MANCHICSTER, MONDAT. The twenty-three prisoners out of over forty first brought before the magistrates were placed in the dock this meaning looking much more cheerful than on Satur day nitht, after standing three consecutive days in hand cuffs under examination. The four Irishmen taken at Runcorn for the attack on the prison van have been brought here and will be ex ,mined when the case against the first batch has been gone through. There is dill much excitement in the public mind. THE SEARCH FOR DIARY. (BY TELEGRAPH.) SHREWSBURY, MONDAY. Acting upon information received to the effect that the Fenian Deasy was biding here, the Mayor and chief constable went at • late hour kat night to • house which had been indicated, but did not And Deasy. A detective arrived from Manchester this morning. SHOCKING RAILWAY ACCIDENT. REMARKS. Strong N. W. and S.W. wind blew yesterday over various parts of the British Isles: they amounted to a gale at Aramaean from the N.W., and at Leith and Liverpool from the S.W. This morning winds are still strong from the westward over our north-western coasts. The atmospherical pressure over our islands is less than on Saturday, whilst at Rochefort, where it is highest >eing 30 99 in.), a small Increase has taken place. The weather over the southern coasts still continues dry, but rain has fallen In the north. The temperatures is 10 deg. less at Rechefot. than at Weymouth. A high sea exists at Leith. SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) No. I OOLONDS Usb- - - -- 1150,000.artoln. p.00.,1271 100,000 • Do. 0 row Owe p. e., 1077-04. Do. Sporck Fob.t.ivg. Do. 61,0001.14 r. 0.114.010 i Do. par otlase 00146011. Do. Sporck LA. 00,000 Mo( 0 11°08404ring apaismase I Z.: 1 Do. do. 188040 _ Do. do. 119041 IKON D0.1p.0./14.410.11/16 1110,000 Pelona:or. 061 6 mot 1181.9001 bo. 1878. do 1000,106 Do. 1871 d 0... 900,101) Idaeirillaall per 61,11781 160,000 Do. 1811 100,001 Do. 1811 1 106,006 Do. 18116 i 188.600 Netaltiov.6p.e.Ap.toc. 188,1100 New Etrana.Gov.Spered. 1,116,1100 New Booth Woks GOT., i 1 li p. au1,1171 to 1376 11,171,1101 Do. sp. 0.1811180 1696 854,0611 D0.6p.c.r,1667 to ire 1 110,00[ New Zeelasid Sper seat. ! 1.100,1 De. 6per Oent. 600, Do. • per cent. 1891 1116, 1 7 0.de.1891 J one& Deo I 140, Nova Bootle. 6p. a,1876 , 1,110. Queensland Doe. 6p. at. ' 1,177, Do. Do. ispi ....1 77166.Anet.007., • P. 6,417-77 De. 1871 sod overdo 8/0,000 1 610.G0v.0p. a len. Jul; 1.1111,0011 Do. Ip. et Apo anel BRITISH Ifo. 1 Bh. I Mos& Clifford AmiL Coo. fraviatek ) Waked' Ifaet Sweet (Mopo Zed Condos ) East Lovell_ K. vr. Rano trartdk.)j Gambier i et. Anon' Great Gluey (Malted), Greet Beath Tolima I G. W. Voir (Holston) Cirenvill• Iterotra loot Hinsaten Downs . . ra ar rail U e; 7lL4a6 t !1 Wwy:dy Iron v.. ' New Mon.. .. North Berner N Pr orth Wheal Crotty , 7:United noe (U. Leant 1 ! . Cuadra dt. Claer)l th Cendurrow I _... Do. I Shone— ,Dafialo SLao Huron. 68 68 102 102 Par IP. $1 4 1 S 6 oes - 7 oPai I IcotirilerWei Dolt.,Drict,SOodartok par coot 187634 oml.llll. leararo 6p. as sCopoT.dt Dook6p.i Irat Do. do. ido Zia Indira gu. 6 do Do. L Shares. lined Transkei:Ws - id; Do. !quip. M. Ldp.& Do. Istprra. Boras Do. Ind prol. Bondi Do. Ird Nora. Mora Do. ath prat. Stock. Arad Wiwi Pastorali Palk Tiiiaratt Wat *Nst fillogan) W. OaelbiOn (Usksard) Wad Cat Mon Wet usilas (Mogsa Wit D ue Du Most ller (le&nth).) w (lionhai ) Wheal Elston wtt Trelawnev fUett POILM24 t. I MOM - -- Do. fOLA. par cont. Da llow do. .... Da N.w 04. 8. of India g. 5 p et. _po. 4f per Tot. ..; . Bda.pay.lB7ll Do. do. do. 18774. ehalnalbod) Karoo WU'. p. cant Do. do. Ofde d 0... Do. do. do... Do. 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Del 11 ,- IMO% I laid Del ley ii. -- 26,000 1 attune (Lhafte, 10,001 1 ited) tino&Boliviate. s 20.00 d 10 01, cam ( 000' I S l apunda (Lbnited) L ...• • ten, I I .aultenlan (Unite d I ci 10,001 a Pano'llo Copper (L.) 00,006 1 Pestarena Gold (Elm). 10,000 10 PonielidadflliverLeed 100.000 6 Port Philip 12,000 60 Ansel Cobra Copper . Deer Grande Boodle!' 8t hn Andralrm., . Jo del Rey Lim) United Madsen (U m.) ValAntlgorla G (H Vancoever Coal (Ihn. Val Bead= flAmlied, Weald* Gold (United) Wei thing (Welted) Yorke Peolnaala(Wa , Yedananuttana iliac ; • Call pendia, 170,000, 11,3 N to 4417 so, 2 10,000 10 0,000 10 10,001 oo,ooq 06,000 1 044001 6 1 7 . 7 8 425 485 1 i 17 PO 6 8 le !f t zi a 9_ m - i ii 941 90 90 1111 1124 mks. $ i . U 19 LI I i IS 19.x4 1 it" 55 117. il 22 6 8 $1 8 1 Ii adis 65 2 4 82 42 8 4 8 29 II 890_410_ 37* 42* 4 6 12 13 a I 8 10 66 67 116 163 771 84 26 rr 18 18 1 , 0 110 8 8 Tai — rkies• xd. Par iPail Par ota Pnl isl 1 1 pa, 1 ;lid, 76 17 1 Of die 1 11 If ledt, 41a par 8 10 pm n,; I it 60 • l 1 " a 414 4 4 tits 11 171 171 la lb 16 30 70 76 18 18 Par 6 if _7_ 4 zd 1 16-16 - IP= 1 6-11 eel 69i %if 19.1 6 64 I Ogil U 43 U I . I_l.l I . A 2 i 2 1 11 0 10 i i di 7 6 ( ttt °,2 DM 6 4 die is 16 1 8 108 104 332 14 16 97 101 106 11 14 11 • 6 die 7 6 6 4 411 161, 144 , 116 41 4 es 140 116 1 4 4 pus, 4 10 84 4 11 11 3812 II 11l IS Id 4 am. 8 10 If 15f Iff Ufa. 2 les 2f lilts 6 4 41. If 1 MP If if 40 46 • 2es 7 6es 7 641. • I ells 1 It 21 sl e 15.16 in f - Ms _As 5 7-15 ISTI 14 17J ■ Ilta pr 101 101 14 0041 e •! 0} MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY) Om VOzoot. The English funds are dull to-day, and have declined per cent., owing chiefly to an expecta tion that the forthcoming quarterly returns will show a falling off in the revenue, through the dul ness of trade. A more important reduction would probably have taken place but for some moderate speculative operations for a rise, based upon a belief that a large portion of the dividends, which will be payable on the 14th of October, will be re-invested in Consols. Foreign bonds are also rather flat, but home railway securities continue in request, and exhibit a fresh improvement. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is I per oent. higher, having been dealt in at 20.1. The traffic return of this line, for the week ending the 14th inst., shows an increase of 3,0831., compared with the corresponding period of 1866. In the discount market the rates for the best bills are „to per cent, below the Bank minimum, and the supply of money is superabundant. Consols are quoted 941 to 4 for money and the Bth October, and 941 to 3 for the November settlement. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Centa, are at 921 to 4, ex div. The dealings in British railway stocks still con sist mostly of purchases, and Great Western, South Eastern, Great Eastern, London, Chatham, and Dover, North British, and Brighton exhibit a fresh rise of I to 1 per cent. Metropolitan is at 1241 to 125 ; Great Western, 49 to 4 ; London and North Western, 1141 to 1 ; Midland, 121/ to 1221 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to 128 ; Caledonian, 1051 to 106, ex div. ; South Eastern, 695 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 321 to / ; Great Northern, 1101 to 1115 ; ditto A, 1171 to 118 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 201 to 1 ; North British, 331 to 3 ; and Brighton, 551 to 1. Italian Bonds of 1861 are offered, and have de clined 4 per cent., viz., to 481 to 1 ; Spanish Passive and Certificates are 1 lower, at 201 to 1, and 164 to /, respectively. Turkish of 1862 are quoted 62 to 63 ; ditto of 1865, 32 to 4 ; Greek,' 131 to 141 ; Chili= scrip, 1 to 1 prem. ; Egyptian, 1864, 861 to 87 ; and Mexican, 154 to 1. United States 5-20 Bonds have receded 4 per I cent., viz., at 721 to 3 ; but Erie Railway shares have improved 1, the present price being 411 to 424. Illinois Central are t better, at 774 to 1. A moderate amount of business has occurred in Atlantic Cable shares, at the prices of Saturday. Anglo-American are at 21 to 14 die. ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference at 3g to I. Bs.nlcsharei exhibit no variation of importance. London and Westminster are called 68 to 69 ; Union of London, 37 to ; Alliance, 10 to 9 dis. , Imperial Ottoman, 14 to ol dia. ; Chartered Mer cantile of India, 29 to 30; and London and County , 54 to 56. Financial shares are quoted the same as on Sa turday, as follows :—lnternational Financial, 21 to 1; die. ; London, 23 to 21 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, Erg to 5i dia. A general meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company will be held on the 23rd of Oct. The directors of the Northern Assam Tea Com pany (Limited) have made a fin►l call of 11. per share on the B shares, payable by the 31st Oct. The following relates to the New Granada divi dends : " Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have re wind by this mail on account of New Granada dividends—From the Custom-house of Carthagena, 6121. 2s. 10d." . About 70,0001. in bar gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday, while 10,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Malta, in connexion with the expe -1 dition to Abyssinia. The screw steamer Rakaia, which arrived at Panama on the 3rd init. from Sydney and New Zealand, brought up 63 passengers and 34,7861. in gold. The latter was included in the specie stated to have arrived by the Douro, at Southampton, on Friday. The through voyage from Wellington to Southampton was accomplished in 50 days, in cluding all stoppages. SATURDAY STINTRO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 341 tot , both for money and the Bth October, open this morning at 94f, and closed at 941, " buyers." For the November settlement the la st price was 94/ to f. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 921 to f, ex div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, • Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1, ex die. ; New Three per Cents., 921, , ex cl 4 v. ; Bank Stock, shut ; India Stock, 222 ; d;..;.0 Five per Cent., 114, ; ditto Five per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 1041 ; ditto Bonds, 70s. p-em. Indian government securities were steady. Exchequer Bills remain at 253. to 30s. prem. The foreign stock market was firm, with a fair amount of business fora Saturday. Spanish -Nis sive Bonds were in request, and experienced a fresh rise of 1 per cent. The Certificates, as well as Italian of 1861, improved 1 4 • Danubian of 1867.2 ; Buenos Ayrean Three per 'Cents. and Deferred, Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., Peruvian of 1865, and Turkish Guaranteed, 1 ; and Russian of 1862, 1 Turkish o: 1858, however, declined A. The New Spanish Three per Cent. stock was lait quoted 31 to f Anglo-American Telegraph shares were in re quest, and improved 5e., the last price being 170 to /. Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Prefer ence were quoted 3i to I, be slightly better ; and Telegraph Construction 161 to 171, showing no change. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 15 to 1, and National Discount N . to I prem. In the mar ket for miscellaneous shares, New Consolidated Discount rose 54., while Mediterranean Extension Telegraph declined ss. Some of the Canadian debentures rose 1 per cent., but other colonial government securities were quoted the same as yesterday. The amount of business in American securities was very limited, and the only variation was a rise of 4 per cent. in Illinois Central Rail way shares. Prices closed as follows :-5-20 Bonds, 1882, 721 to 73 ; Erie Railway shares, 401 to 411; Illinois Central, 77 to 4 ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 25 to 27 ; and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 224 to 234. OIDIVAZY MAIM LID ITOCILII. Blt I Pd * I RAILWAYS ' I Cl"lng On aidUrdar Pri7 I W in e- 4°33 - 447 84. IN 'BANN and Issear I 13 86 - 00 S. St 140 I lOoni Calodoolan I i 104} 4 103} id 1014 6 sd Itelon - 10 all Oorowall—. _ .., 3 6 - P. 100 'Dnblinandlolfastlono: 73 70 - 8l 100 .Dandeo,PorthotAbdJor 70 71 0.. 20 6 Pot London I -.-• - 100 .11 Do. Scrip— __ 1 - -, - Bt. 100 einigorraade. Weston 110 112 - e< IN east Nootoro Ord. Bt. 314 St} 324 32} P. 101 Do. Z. Ang. 81.1c,N0.2 4 6 - el 100 ereatNorthotSootlandl 16 16 - 8l 100 Groot Northorn _ llO 111 -, 81. 100 Do.ll 1 Aroc.no dlr. ttn 117 116 118} 8L 100 Do. B 1 IBIS!). o. la paldil 124 130 - 8l 100 Do. Ord. Dot Dlr.3sock - - - 84. 100 Gl &nth& WIN (IN.) 04 06 - 84. 181 Groat Wooten .. ... _ 48} 68} 484 98} Bt. 100 Do.StourVoLGon SP - -..- St. 100 Do. epee RAIN.._ -. .... - 86. 100 Do. W. 6114.-0411 28 82 - 34. 100 Do. Do. If TO 31 - 8l 100 LonouldrodY Ire 127 l'Al - el 100 Lon. Bright's &S. Copt 64} 65 63 4 16 et. 100 Loodon,ctiatiaa, 20 80} 30 I i ~,I 84. 100 Do. Mot. ett4s.A6p.a. 12 lb - at. 100 London& North Nato. 114 114} 114! 4 Bt. 100 LondoodPouthWoolorn 62 66 - lel leo Mon. Shof.,&Llnoolnab 491 60} 60i 1 i 86. 100 lheropolltan..- - - l24} 125 121 i 44 84. 100 Do. Intension, PA- - donde p. el 41111870 111 113 1171 el 100 NotropoatinDioldol 87 90 - 10 16 Do. do. do. •-• - - 10 se Do. &8L John's-Wood - - - 64. 100 MAIM _ . 121} 122 122 } 2 P. 100 Do. 131161 - 41 - 1);;174. 90 96 - 81. 100 North HMI& 88. 100 Do.l4l26,Pre4ll,Dund - - - !M. 1011 N. Inatoro-Barwlok - 104 105 104 } 15 NI 1. P n or _ - - - N. 100 Do. INN _ P. 100 Do. York - ...- - - el 111 Do. Wags - - - 21 se Do. Broolc&DorUns lne 84} - 16 24 Do. do., 1860-01 -1 84 94 Pm - al 101 North London -—1 116 117 - 10 6 Do. do., 1366- - - P. IN Nor th Paeordablro 6l 65 - el 100 N. •S. leptons Jane lOO 112 - &l 100 ; ihropoldr• Unlon __ 66} 67} - el 100 I %nth Devon.. —_ 46 47 P. 100 loath Zoslorn 101 in eel } 10 01 :11408249,WokblieWeco 84 9} - 8l ISO Taff Vale .... - _ 143 146 - 10 I I Do. 0- - - .... - - - - pc •- 84. 1$ I Notorford II Lawny- o.. 10 • weenies et mamba — LULITII4II russassiona JOINT STOOL IASI& BARtt fit in' ko Do B.ra Bank (Liaa .)A - /Mans. Llza"lted .... Anglo I tad). Amara ..... BiankatlirttnffiCoknatial Bank ot Suva ...... Bank ot Otago (lAndtod) Bankot Victoria, Austral Bank ot Now Zealand.. C. Bk. Latta. no., Mina Ckart. Mgr. at to. ....... I • •.• .. .... at7i;a ;Id (L., ' Deihl mod Looks (L).. , Lagoa (L I /Aslant Izobsags(Ush. imited) ) Zoglish aid Amerces . Int. Bank& dalsaelroL Isse.Scott Anal. eturtd Zosilsh sad/Widish (1..) 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Load.Afrioan Loa. & Colodos. I TTa M . iLook.Coaakr Lsed&ll.(L Load. DloirletTok&.(L Load. PSm. Los, IL A Lead. G. OraidlooGlL Load &Moog. Ens.os.(L toed. Provlsoloillorine limbos rrlp. .4 . ! Caul, 6p. ct.p.tilsobugioi l bLamitioslao4 _Mo. (L, Had it. Extoo. Tel (L 4.... Morc:sart F.ll=llo NUM lond C.o6C. (LI Rational Db. Com. (L 11240"!?ro"" 111 1 1 .1 I )1 : t romaioosia atleoal -- gteaut -- 11116.(1.11 _ _ _ N iww Qaetrads. —__ 4 95 4.faalaadL.4ll.Atir si 15 4 Loan a.) I 110 NS A :axa7l4(l ) 6 10 . 11 9 96. /11. Do 11r1a11141ralwasa (L' • ..011 N 01.11d6.4111antea.1.a.g... 111 ; tam.... i sk N Deus Motu bum) $ , 50 lb.: 11 5 Orissweleal(llol664) en 5 Do. New i 10 Ortarillidaad 91aaratL ) 6.1 10 k athlsod la.:wt. 11 0 Ow (Waned all 10 Panama /1.11. ataatao.) an 5 Do. do. lan U. reatalv.Lartdallia.(Lll 40 N I Poshwalardgo.stoua . 1 an 50 Do. do. New 1855 an 50 , Do. do. do. 1867 I 60 'lthreiwy Iron J ....(.L.. 15 Do. New a 11 956.7.019r1iapr0t) an 10 Ino •aalro Gas (Um ) an A N D iltoyal Manassas lel 11*. loot Amara. lartat.ll ) MI 10 lloalrhaa. dilterpt• (L ) 10 ; N 11.104•411.111a.(L) ! 0 I N IlealkirlialbaLard IL Inimalsoisiarapb ' :00 1 1 Do Isl 4 l in 10 'hLOuslutanNsio'L 1 ) in 110 Tfauwillt/wasylriL), I N `TWaddad Pelreletto 1 1 : at 14 oVattaAgiatorotaac , Ll 1 . N T. &L Co. at 11. Or tidal 5 N ICa.llarlwoodUrar. (11. II IT 16 .J.:ad plaroustCorpit. 0 5 1710461 K. Tided. Co.(L an I no. • 0 per mot. prtd. an N nalrars. Maritsa lea(L) 5 IMfter.„, 10 Grim Us.. ~.. I 111 as Nos 01ausala lame( 7 .ll 111 agPorkigama. au N Warrant llamas (1.e.) 11 N Wartladistra.llle KM N PREFEILENC North Biafora 4i per coat. !0,000, iisa4 l £lOOOOO 10:000 60,000 10,000 67,000 IS,OOO 116,000 65060 A LIVERPOOL ARCHITECT AND HIS WIPE KILLED. ----• Two more victims have been added to those who have already lost their lives at the level Grossing of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway at Breed-green. On Saterd.,y evening, Mr. William Greeo, of the firm of Green and Paislow, architects, of this town, and who re sides in Church-road. Stanley, had gone with his wife to the Breed-green station, foe the purpose of proceeding to Warrington by the train which leaves the Lime-street station, at half-post 8 o'clock. Mr. Green had gone into the booking-office for the purpose of procuring tickets, and, whilst waiting f or some c h ange altar receiving them, he heard a tra:n approaching, when he rushed out of the biking-office,ontothest .tion,:n order, as it is conjectured, to protect his wife, who, he feared, might be crossing the fins. He found her doing co, and immediately ran on the knehlunself to recover her from it, but whilst so engaged, the train, which was • luggage train nom Liverpool, and which was proceeding at the rate et upwards of 20 males an hour, suddenly came up, the en g ine knock:ns down both Mr. Greer, and his wife. Wben the train hail gone past, the station-keeper went aloes the lien with a lantern, and found lin. Green about 20 or 30 yards along .hel , ent, havingbeen driven that distance by th e force a the engine. She was fend to have received sad injuries, more especially about the bead and shoulders, which were shockingly bruised, sad one of her feet bad been torn off. She was eo tseyed to the booking-office at the station in an insensible state, aid attend e d by fi r . Han, surgeon, bet she only sur v i ve d for about an hour. A iurther search was made for Kr. Green, and, ultimately, the body o the unfortunate gentle man was found, about thre--quarters of a mile from the station, near Roby, most tl-eadfully mutilated, and it appean that be must have been caught on into the fire box, for when discovered lying oft the siz.foot way between the two lines of rails, he presented a shocking spectacle, being frightfully burnt about the headard face, in addition ti the injur:es which be had o•berwise received, and his feet appeared to have been burnt off. He must have been nablY injured as he was carried a'ong the line, for yester 02Y morning, after daylight, several portions on his flesh were found lying along the line, and we understand that his ipzi watch veal also found on the line, about half a mile nem the station. Both the bodies wens removed to the fey Hotel, Broad-green, where an inquest will be held lima them by the county coroner to-day. Mr. and Mrs. Grin, who were 23 years of age each, had only been Ituried about two months. Mr. Green was a young kW architect of considerable promise, and amongst the buildings on which he was engaged at the time of his 11411 48161 y death, was the new Wesleyan chapel now eseting in Derby-lane, Old Swan. The signalman at the wrens Sates that beadle,' out to Mrs. Green not to cross :Ili" as the train was coming up, but he thinks she "., 1 not hear him. This is the third fatal accident which t " happened at the Broad-green level-erasing daring the eight months. It is to be hoped that after the depior tk trE fiedY of Saturday night the railway company bridg e over the line, which was recommended by teroner:: n t ig when the last similar fatality took Nast —Li Hairs.—As Sir William Heathcote heiar driven borne last week in his break, one of the n , k c'ersched to the carriage by some mesas got hit log in the traces, and before the horse could get vehi •;;! free be entirely smashed the fore part of the • '44o47atart kicking Sir William and his family fortunately c KINES.-MlllB DAY.) Own o'OLeax. In the mining market to-day there is a good amount of business, and prices generally are firm. Wheal Seton shares are quoted 108 to 111 ; Wheal Grenville, 265. to 285.; Boyn Gwiog, 221. 6d. to 275. 6d. ; Great Wheal Vor, 171 to 181 • East Lovell, 8/ to ; Great South Tolgus, 14s. Gd. to 16s. 6d. ; Marke Valley, 51 to 6 ; Mining Mao eiation (Limited), 17s. 6d. to : East Russell, 1 to 2 ; West Chiverton, 64 to 65 ; North Wheal Chiverton, 4/ to 4} ; East Cain Brea, 21 to ; North Treskerby, la to 11 ; Great Retallick, 3/ toi 41 ; Devon Great Consols, 420 to 430; West Cars. don, 8} to 9/ ; South Caradon, 390 to 410 ; and Prince of Wales, 51s. to 525. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive, at the following prices :--St. John del Rey, 59 to 61 ; Don Pedro, 11 to 2 prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to prem. ; Pestarena, *to 1 prem. ; Chontales, # to ; Rosser Grande , . fto ; Anglo-Italian, to 5 prem. ; United Mexican, 2to ; Frontino and Bolivia , fto 1 ; and Port Phi ll ip, 11 to 11. We are requested to state that the Mining -Ex change for the future will be at 2 to 5, Finch-lane, Cornhill. A call of 2a. 6d. is to be paid on the shares of the Mariquita Mining Company (Limited) by the 21st of October. PEOI7.IOIAL MARX MARKETS. LinterOoL, 8111.2. 28. Sales: Caledonian, 1062 ad. Great Eastern, 312 j 2 1 1 , 1 11 2 4—Great North of Scotland, 152 est 4—Great Wwn, —London, Brighton, and South C oas t, 612 S—London and . orth Western, 1141 1 2—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincoln, 491 160 50 4—Metropolitan. 1241 I { Midland, 1211 j 2 1/ 2—North British, 222—Whitehaven and }urnest, 32—Birkenhead ft per cent., 100—Great Laxey Mine, lel—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 31--Grand Trunk of Canada, 191 4—Great Western of Canada, 16 3-10 6-16 I—Erie, 414—Dutch Rhenish, 44 p.—Great Luxemburg shares, 101 7-16 Spanish Panders, 201—North Western Bank , Limited, O.—Maritime Insurance (Limited , . j d. —Royal Insurance, 6 'l-16 p —Anglo- American Telegraph, 174—British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph, A, 100 c —Liverpool roiled Gas, new £25 shares, 64 p.—Leeds aril Liverpool Canal, 2832 ad. National Steamship Company ,Limited), 61. tdascitisiza, Sire. 28.—Market very strong, with a fair amount of businow doing. Consolidated Bank ,Limited), 11 p Friar, 41—Great Eastern, 2 if - Great Luxembourg, 101— Great Northern A, 1171—Grand Trunk of Canada, 191—Great Western of Canada, 164 6-16—Great Western, 481-Ifeywood, If., 6., and Co. ,Limited), 6d.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 118 - London, Brighton, and South Coast, 641 l—London and Nreth Western, 1141—lfanchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 401 j 50—Metropolitan, 124}—Midland, 122—North British, 331-- South Eastern, 091—Spanish Panders, 201 {—United States 6-20 (1166), 71—Furness 6 per Cents., 12i. Btaltrionan, Biter. 123.—The sales to-day were—ln London and North Western Railway stock, at 1114 : Birmingham Joint Stock Book, at ao+. Birmingham Gas New Ordinary shares, 1904, at 4, : BirminOam New Union Yiil shares at S ; Birming ham Wagon shares, Six per Cent. ?reformat, at 95 ; Gloucester Waggon, Mares, fourth lame, at n prem. • ' British and Foreign Railway Plant shares at 95 dies : Patent Shaft and Axle-tree stares, at 41 prem. Closing prices :—South Staffordshire Rail way Stock, at 821 buyers; and Hallway Carriage Ordinary, at to I prem. Down, Barr. P.—New Three per Cent. Stock. 911 —Ditto, for seconnt, Oct. 8. 02)—Ditto, for new aeouunt, 054-31nneter Sank Limited) (Z 3 paid , el—National Bank 000 paid), 01; Great Southern and Western (S 10) paid), 961—Ilidland Great Western (slOO paid), 66, en dlr. The new Hampshire County Hospital, at Win chester, will, His expected, be opened next spring, THE HEALTH OF LORD WROTTESLEY. —Lord Wrottealey is, we are sorry to learn, suffering from severe indisposition. His lordship's complaint is what is known as Bright's disease. He is not in quite so critical a state as be was a few days ago, but he is not out of danger, and is constantly attended by Mr. Newnham, surgeon, of Wol verhampton, and by physicians.—Birmingham Pole. DEATH OF MR. J. A. TUNNEL—We regret to have to announce the death of Mr. James Aspinall Turner, which took place on Saturday, in London. The deceased gentleman was born at Bolton, in 1797, and was conse quently in his 71st year. He was well known as a cotton manufacturer and merchant in this city, and as the chairman of the Manchester Commercial Associa tion, before he took any active part in politics. In the miring of 1857, when the adverse vote of the House of Commons upon the Chinese question induced Lord Pgl uierston to dissolve Parliament and speed to the country, Mr. Turner was brought out, with Sir John Potter, as a suppotter of Lord Palmerston's policy, in opposition to Mr. Milner Gibson and Mr. John Brigh t. After • pro tracted and well-oonteeted struggle, Mr. Turner was returned second on the poll, by majorities of 2,266 over Mr. Gibson, and 2,396 over Mr. Bright Again, at the general election in 1859, Mr. Turner was returned as the colleague of Mr. T. Bailey, the defeated candidates being Mr. Abel Heywood and the Hon. Captain Denman. At the general election in 1865, Mr. Turner did not come forward again as • candidate, and since that period he has not taken any active interest in politics.—Mancaes to Guardian. Tea New ACT TOR 211ANTERS AND SERVANTS. At the Staines petty sessions, held before Sir. J. Gibbons, General Wood, Major Read, and Mr. W. A. Mitchinson, hickett, a labourer, was charged, under the new George acttr masters and servants, which has just some into operation, with unlawfully failing to carry through his contract to do certain labour for Mr. Gomm, a farmer and baker, of Bedfont. The prosecutor said he agreed with the prisoner to twice hoe a quantity of turnips, and on the 16th Just he completed the first hoeing. About 3 o'clock on the same day, as he was passing with his bread cart, be saw pi 'sonar wandering about with his clothes on, making a chop here and there, about 15 or 20 yards apart. On the following morning, seeing be was doing the same thing, he went into the field, when the prisoner came up and said, " I'm glad you are come, as I've nearly completed the work." Prosecutor said, " I see you have the first time ; bat you must now go over it again properly, according to agreement." He refused *o go on further with the work, and at once lest the field. Defendant said there waa nothing ment'oeed about hoeing twice. He simply agreed to do the work properly, and maintained that he had done that. The bench inflicted a fine of 2,. 6d. for compensation, and directed payment of the costa, 9a. 6d., or, in default, 14 days' imprisonment. - - ATTACK ON A CONSTABLE BY SOLDIERS WITH THEIR BiLTS.-4bout 20 minutes past 12 on Saturday night, or rather on Sunday morning, a °mutable named John French, 569 A, on duty at the Marble-arch, was most brutallT attacked by three soldiers. It appears that French had jun closed the gate at the arch when tbe sol diers walked up and demanded that the gate should be opened. French refused to open the gate, upon sohtch one of the soldiers got over the gate, and called to his companions to follow his example. This they did, and they then all three commenced a moat fu rious attack on the constable, striking him about the head and face with their belts, inflicting most severe wounds. Another constable coming up and seeing French on the ground, and the soldiers beating him, rushed up and struck one of e solders with his truncheon. The soldiers then made off, and the constable followed one of them some distance, but being called bitch by French to assist him they succeeded in escaping for the present. French was taken to the Si. George's Hospital, where he remains in • dangerous state. QUEEETT MICROSCOPICAL CLUB. The monthly meeting was bead at Unive.sity College on Friday evening, Mr. A. E. Durham, proaklent, in the chair. Mr. Slade read a paper "On Snails' Teeth," in which he described those organs . of molluscs known as the tongue or paste, aonsigang o a long and narrow membrane, on which are arranged, in serious patterns, succemive series of strong recurred teeth, by the rasping action of which the anim al is enabled to obtain its food. By this means the omni vorous molluscs bite enough the shells of the animals on which they prey. The number, arrangement, and shape of these teeth afford to na andists a means of deter mining species. Dr. Maddox exhibited • collection of beautifully executed micro-photographs of deep-sea sound ings, many of the objects being magnified three thousand times. - 1;111TROPOLITAN FRES HOSPITAL, DEVONSIIIIIS egoAAI. Crrr.—Tbe aggregate number of patients relieved daring the week ending Sept. 28 wadi—Media!, 919; sur. Coal, 681 ; total. 1.000; of which 730 were new mess. A paragraph in Saturday's Eapreas mentioned the death of a fireman on board the United States war steamer Shamrock, and that the coroner declined to give a certificate for burial unless an inquest was held. It should have been that the registrar declined to give the certificate without the consent of the coroner. As soon se the coroner knew from the statement of the attending flatiron that an inquest was unnecessary. he gave the requisite authority to the registrar, sod the man was Mined in the Southampton cemetery on Saturday afternoon. Re lIID NO ►w IN I 220.000 200,000 100,0001 16:666! tooniss smote ammo 7,600 18,000 110,000 10.000 90,000 ; 101619 6079,071 16,060' 70,000 WEI 10,006 --- is;uuo 10,000 I‘o,ooo 10,000 i , :2 6 0 5.000 100.000 - ii:iii kiii. 110.0110 te4,000 19,0001 50,000 1.000000 110,005' 4000 WOW 11,005 =:iii ts sea Via 60,4011 1000,000 . Sri alr,0011: -4 :#l 1(10,000 1 10,0011 XO l 1600 16,2.000 $l.OOlll (0 ,0001 11,000 16,030 *OOO l 4117,171' *OOO l *OOO 10,000 i 110.008 *OW *OOO *OOO 10,000 22,212 MOO, OOO 20,000 12,000 20,000 10,000 10,0011 52.90! i ( i.000 __. _ _ _ 16.000 /21/0,000 KOOO ii.i ii.iii I muse' 4244 61 111p.n 4 S 41 , 14 12 11. 1i 0411 s 1 01 115 2/ 2141 a I i 1 1) 18lk5 4 41 5041 85 U 18 17 14 12 pa , 10 2410 6 1 81 1645 P 62 ir ll . 2 21 7 21 24 N 44 60 47 40 2 Ids 22 24 Te 21 U 22 24 PS 28 115 1U 8 ids 6 11 4 1 116 $8 110 . TO COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE -(THIS DAY.) . .„. , • , The supply of Eng:ish wheat here to-day, coastwise and by land-carriage. was only moderate, and in but middling condition. Although the demand ruled inactive, the value of good and fine samples advanced Is. per quarter. A fair average business was transacted in foreign wheat, at Is. per quarter above the rates current on Monday last. The few samples of English and foreign barley on show changed hands at very full prices. There waa a moderate sale tor wilt at lace rates. The supply was seasonably doed- Rather more money was realised for ode, with a good ormssimptive demand. Beane were quite as dear as last week, owing to the limited quantities brought forward. A few parcels of new were on the stands. The sale for peas ruled steady at extreme rates. The flour trade was firm. In prices, however, no change took place. Agricultural seeds moved off slowly, but at full prices. A large business kis been concluded in floating cargoes of grain, especially in parcels for future delivery. Wheat has been in active demand, and arrived cargoes fetch Is. to 3. more money, while cargoes on ter and for shipment bays advanced la. to upon late rates. We quote Berdianski arrived 63. 9d. to 635. i.l. ; Ghirka, We. 9d. to 57a. 10 d. ; Polish, 61e. to 63. 3.1. ; &tide, 521. ; Yeisk, 545. to 53 ed., pee 480Ibs. ; Californian, on , 60a. to 63e. per 5001bs. ; Gbirka, 1565. to 63. tid.; Pouch, 60s. 3d. to 625. 3d. ; erdianaki tobe shipped, 63. ; Banat, 575. 9d. so 53 3d.; biarianopoli. 63..74d. per 492 lbs. Maize has been in request, and prices have further recovered 6d. to 10. 14 3% owing to the small quantity offering the amount of bad ness transacted has been limited. Bulgarian, arrived, has realised 43 6d. to 415.; Bechov 41s. ; Yeisk, 43 6d. ; mixed American 395. 6d. ; Barbary, on p assage. 4 3d. ; Walachian, 41s. ; Odom, 41s. 6d. per 4 m tl There being no fresh arrived cargoes of barley trade in this department is quite nominal; but cargoes on pee. sage have been in active demand at a further advance d 6d. on late rates. Danubian, to be shipped, is quoted at 30e. to 315.; Banat, 33e. to 3 35. 10,{d. per 400 lbs. Rye os has been much sought after, and la. 6d. to passage money has been paid for cargoes wen on the way. Azov, arrived, has sold at 43.; ditto, ea passage, 43.. to 445.; Black See, 4225. 6d. to 44e. 6d.; Danubian, to be shipped, 44a. to 445. 6d.; Azov, 41a. to 43 per 48013. Owing to the comparative scarcity of peas, the transactions in this aided° have been much restricted. A cargo Canadian has changed hands at 43 per .1041 be. net. Beans have advanced 3. to 3s. in value, but little business is posing. Mixed Hap tian on passage hare realised 36e. per 48013 For Misled and rapeseed the demand has not been active, but prison have ruled firm. ARRIVAL OF SECl,3.—Eaglish • taros, 3.54 ; linseed, 15; rapeeeed, 458 ; and sundry. 1,130 qrs. Foreign 2 ; linseed, 7,912 ; rapeseed, 11,994 ; maize, 3,447 sundry, 235 qrs. Exeonta.—There were no exports of grain, Ise., from London lest week. CUWNT PRICE& Per Qr. WX1•1. a. I. Mee; Leak red, to - '67 37 to 66 ' bo. ware. .64 to •nt 63 to 67 Marto& and Lincoln red Waiting Distilling Grinding 64 to 18 VOLT. Poe Qr. OM. v. Scotch b= l" 24 te V „ whsto IA to 1111 BRASIL _ _ ••W. Mangan Tick 4O to At Barrow Plasm 42 So 64 44 to a —.--- Sweer. Nor:oik, ard Sado& 66 to 70, [laptop and were 72 to 76 Brown 66 to 82 --- livr. New u to u Orey -- 38 to 0 Maple White 0 to 0 Boilers _ 38 to it o.n. togliab, feed -- r 3 to 27 1 potato &Zak toed Anti -- • PIN gr. WRIAT. • a. Potato sad You* bon CC to 74 Itodock & )(salon- Town ado, per 280 lbs. Housoho'd OO to 80 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ex ship 6ll to a Do= 61 to 64 "mks. bird Per Qr. Wte Anserkao, rd — to white to BAWL OATS. S. Danish and Swedish. 26 to Se BAISSLLII _ 23 to IS BZANS. Grinding DistAling Malting OAT —to •• I. _ _ . Danish Egyptian IF IL _ _ DA& kny!*:... y!* n t 7, ii I ARRIVALS OF GRAIN. Se.. n WATER CARRIAGE 711.011 INCLUSIVE. to -- =e l : a 311 to 0 litottil Come. White 3l to Kt Yellow FLOOR. Trenc par look .... 4$ to 12 Spoilt& „ to OS toorloan, par bel... Y 8 to Caaaelbut to ST NTO LONDON IT LAND AND SIFT. !I TO 81MT. 18, DOTS Vara, bisrbay. i gram RIL 1 Wm I 'rat o Oa* .... 110314 i lON HAI . remi t ; .. liiei 1 iiii .. .. _— ••I now 74441 ..I 24406 I 4154 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) ter TALSOILAPH.) (ram( ova OWN COARESPONDANT.) The market has • rather better feeling. Prime id. dearer Ince Friday. Salm probably about 15,000 balm. PAINCING-LANIC.—(THIS DAY.) &WAIL-1U market is firm, but the sales since Friday are not important. Retiued—pieces are in more request et arm prima. Dried goods quiet, but firm. Oorr►s—Owing to large parcels being declared for public sale the market privately is inactive. Tea.—Fine qualities of new season's Saisows are in request. Other sorts quiet. !tics—A parcel of Rangoon sold at 12e. tad. landed. SALTPCIILE.-300 bags sold for cash, refraction T at VA. Corrox. —There are buyers at previous prices, at which holders are not free sellers. TAI TA)W MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, at the annexed quotations :—Town tallow, 42a. aid. ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, old. 435. 3d.; ditto new, 435. 63. ; October to December, 435. td.; December. 43a. 9.1. ; January to March, 445. PARTICCLABS Or TALI.:O* stock ou hand tads day ..csaluil batsc jai . mu. i IseB. 16.104 1,59. 21,136 —• Ditto from Ist June krrleel bat week Ditto from Ist J kite 47,636 84,126 21,466 1,6.5 2,716 2,310 22,M15 6.2 7 8 3.86/ 2,013 23,0110 I 4018 21,611 old awl GIL d.!ad. ad I Prie•Y.C. es it this day.... 141 ;44 3 0 14 9 Ditto Tows last Friday —.44 6 148 0 46 11 Arrival for the week maw 6th October last year, 11.336 casks, and delivery, 2.115 oaks. The arrival teat week eels prised 756 en.ks Petersburg, and 82 Australia ; total, 820 cubs. 111,3b9 ad.& iai 400 METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is shorter than on Monday last, yet it exceeds the demand. Prices are about the same se on Thursday, but a clearance cannot be effected. There are not quite so many sheep es last week, but there are more than are wanted. Prices are lower, and several lots remain unsold. Calves are scarce and dear. Our foreign supply oonsista of 2,3(0 bract., 8,070 sheep, 30 calves, and 41 pigs. From Ireland there are 75 beasts, and 2,305 from the Northern and Midland counties. nor Moos of ails. 10. a, 4. I rat stogie of Nix. d. 4. slest Mots, Hoyt& 4 8 4 10 , Beet Dm& Ilf IsleSh 0 0 0 Best Short-horss 4 4 4 8 Be-.tLees-tseets.... 4 4 4 &wood qua/ heads 2 4 3 4 1 Do. 14, Shen—. 0 0 0 Calves POI be Dna& illf.breAs 4 5 410 i Unite Beasts at market, 4,740: sheep and lambs, 24,48 J; calves. 68: 6 4 0 0 . 060. BOROUGH HOP bl ARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs Tattenden and Smith report the trade for the new growth slow, and priors may be quoted Ss. to lOs. per cwt. lower since this day week. The quantity falls very short of expectation, but the quality for the molt part is unusually good. THE ENGLIEH CHURCH UNION AND THE RITVAL CONE DiSION. —Dr. Posey has given notice that at a specie' meeting of the English Church Union, to be held in Novem ber, he will move the following seeolutione:—"l. That the President and Council have carefully weighed the recom mendations of the royal commission that it is expedient to ' restrain in the public services of the United Church of England and Ireland all variation in respect of vesture frees that which has long been the established usage of the said United Church, and we think that this may be bestseonred by providing aggrieved parishioners with en easy and elle*. tnal prooem for complaint and redress.' 2. That in the opi nion of the President and Council these words, if limited (as one of the commissioners had limited them in the re port) to cues in which vestments might be introduced at the will of the clergyman alone subset the mind of the people, or a large majority of them, contain nothing which need awaken the fears of churchmen, inasmuch as in any changes, however authorised, it is expe dient first to win the consent of the congregation, and that nothing shall be done against long-established usage arbitrarily, or without due cotudderstion even of the pre judices the people. 3. That it is undoubtedly desirable that parishioners (arderstanding by ' parishioners ' those who are bona l ifde members and 00M1111/11101U1iS of the church of England) aggrieved 'by soy such ill-advised c should he able to obtain redress, bat that could ' ha = no legislative remedy ham been provided when vi and vital doctaMes of the faith have been i one-sided legislation upon a subject of externals worship (which the commissioners, too, do not it to be essential to remove in order to secure e a rl y o practice) is on the Isfahan to be deposited." • 41 Osta %Was now. Psi q, qrs. pe a tek.:erba. 4000 017 4111 .. 1101116 711040 •—• ISt •• 64 I :. IMK — 4717 - 01 1 1 lilll 476,710010111 considering aisi dim very grave been impugned, i amnia at Divine • not praeonnee nre greeter Wil- t gronads meet -41111 Alli I till bad re. 11 be Gad ,and Pita, !the week pOrif the I gag' g of tIW mid 4820 105 ii IT 41 I 2 Si I I li 11 II si 9 72 72 II 949 7 5 011 .hu