The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-05 00:00:00

IFIIIIMIM 1111111) EDITION. MAI] I! r:I AM 1 . 1 . .1N. 0,1. 5. L! ship .114, arrival 'tore with sti o gctwt al cargo. Oa : .•• Unglisla Wagon, 26 dale :ofd the Etml;sh .hip ttnnNport M.tuntins, from I', arm-ea at St. Vineent on I 'poke the English ',argue • i the English steamer Memloss. itetkitt lett St. Viii •ut ou the 2Oth N. .11 AYI2ES, Kerr. 21. • , It ant from the ' , eat of war. Lopez and hi. army ; but it till .• s n Fernando with 10.000 men. • •al,,ther the probable duration of ,v 1,4 lou i rsr than be , l-informed parties In: 14 'n elected president. and Dr. te-td.v.t. of Buenos Agree. . Trade was im .t..•r,ulrose 8 per cent.. and the rate of ~ n i per cent. Eichauge ou London, RIO. SEPT. 9. -Prs.•ittan Timer says that the Minister of n authuri,ed to mako a further iasuo of I ever motley to meet the ilentani eaueed t .‘i d future expenses of the wur in Pura v•eiht., the orilinary revenue by 6.0110.000 r erut. interest upon treasury bills I.t Scot nibcr is annouttevil by the Tres- • • •al :".., seat of war state that men left • I . • .IT. Ulith is expected to he the baapt of of Tiiliiiptary. Fears. 7,` tiltertain , d that Lopez will withdraw to the o,dion ••f Cerr, Leone. 41 . 1 miles from Villa I•rolon4ing the campaign in.lentlitely if the .1,, tanisin stediast. Same tronclads had gone protably to b.imliard the Tehiquary works. : • i•ai trees are at Ilumaita. The government .ec has offixt , d a loan of dOO.OOU dollars with The Liver Plate and the commercial banks • avail themselves of the bank decree. The Rio market was unsettled. After publishing a de- rking the further emission of paper-money, ... • wc inpletely sii4p,:nilea, and the banks will not w name rates. 0.000 sovereigns have been sold at ;. • • • CA , O. lio'Aler4 now• demand 13.300. It ansaetions have defined 300 to ;Alto reis. Freights t. and rates slightly easier. THE Dißit - rxrw_lTEß 2sr.irEs. sacs :—•• The Countess Itri,,cittwAtet's :7111 in the ruined halls of her fore thes 1):1f.ton Li: , neither been a long nor ea!k,u, on, : but sill it ha! , been sufßeientlr protracted t' •• r.rposes t.7:::111; , '.:it,.d. and will doubtle's Ical to •iy 31,1 tin.,l• , ei,l.luent of the important divide Le .,• : • self and the c.oun. Two or thr...• dies aizo she • . ' within th. , tilapulated • • f I liht. , ll -invited on an eminence from •i 1,, ry Trnedale charmingly • •- n , i to avowed her determination t o . • •:til the ..1 the ilty c•nild :• t.t7) i.r. . g their Own • •,.,• with It e .i.m light of early in..rnin7. an-1 ; w i 1 ,trier aeros , the do•Twav Asa pr.,. •t: , 1-• t is the r.,otle-s Luz with • ;1,.• tain:y pictures and : while a !;!!•3 a•i.;11 Was :4:etched overhead 11• , a Cover • '7 -t the tam. un-I c very chink and cratuiv of mule proof tile keen • • the n :his security s.he tea m-4 lon4 - • r, !1...:T1. 1. %,•r. fur a ine--,ig••fr en Mr. C. :e • •v,r t•• th , ilos:.:tal e Ames. : -he wa.- I ked up.m as a tre-passer. and tit't - let d vi-it would be • t. L..r I• :attltips: at the Admiralty. Mr. wt , to t • tl.e Ailmizalty f.,t instruction-,, •• pa.ll. , ,kdig every entrance to .••••• in the mity ,i I iil-ton• and a, her lady . I.‘ wa.- prevented trim receiving any ie‘eial kuid friends had provided fur • i ame. I.‘r nnaus .4 an envi : ,ract, r. Notw.thstanding the heavy rains and : winds wh I, then prevailed. n-.• .igns of sta r was man:fe•tl 1 hy the • cc,uute,.:.• leit as a letter :Tam arrived from the Admiralty, trt•y* 1.- u. or the of its ocmpanis, ••:. r...t.lat, Lad perforce to he executed. A • :• f: m the -h,..1 of Mr. Grey ' and one by - were a.,:tain removea from their )•• •;a:at 7y Ituing depuatcd t , tt the lawn. This .: !) •:1-k ,• th.. end ac,otripli,hed, and the men c i,erill. hut the spirit of a lion 1. , r as the laughing hand approa^he I . .n t!.( n drew her sward—that belonging .„,.:. F - .„ . ..... .-• roil 1 docrwentwater—in order to keep the ..!,?.. hinds fr , in her person. The men at once dia . ..i jr.e and pla.-ed the sword amongst the other . ...tslily : hut . v. u then she refused to succumb. tull.ty lo the , hair on which she was seated . . : to prey. Ili the intended ejectment. Still her ---u. .. was of little avail, for the men lifted the chair ...L.. bodily front the ground. and only placed them . • ii. Le on terra Arita when a considerable distance !.. tlis • astle. Mr. Grey Laving thus accomplished an ;..••, ant duty. expresss-cl his willingness to place a cart ilseton at ' her ladyship's disposal until she co•ild ir• some temporary residence. or would be pleased even .1.. w t...r the use of his own house for refre-liment and -• . 1... t both thew oilers being reje. ted, the men were • • 'l , .1 t. 3 rem , ye her to the turnpike road. where she passed • whole of Thursday night under no better shelter than at MT,1 , 1 , ...1 Lc a piece of tarpaulin and her Austrian itary Conk. .t.n Friday morning. however. the camp , • nsiderahly improved by the aid of a round table -d on umbrella. and although still very inadequate to .ate- t the occupant from either wind or rain. was at .-t sufficient to ' , Teen her from the vulgar stare of the ..os of visitors who flocked to the locality during the iv l'rovisions were kindly sent from several houses in :. !ghlen friend , from aral many frien from Blaydon d interviews; but none of these could alter her 0 .1 destermihati , ..n t' stay near the estate. or persuade • • .• hieleish all h• pt t; r• 1 regaining possession of the •.* Equally zealous and determined did she appear :••:.t any undue interfereuer• from the por.ce, for the ir. m• it one: of these myrmidons of the law appeared • move on.' she politely cautioned him againvt vof uhv :nfrngement of his duty. The officer •• •I that :t , er7o.i= ob-trection of the road was caused •- •• nt. that horses were frightened thereby into res - and. the.: etore. that he was obliged, I u , of his duty, to order its removal; bat the . •-• reply to this reasoning had the effect of even htg e mar.. She readily admitted that the the t. Tit ~I 1 a pribl:e highway was a nuisanre!, • - • the rt be 1" Willy abated but )1r Grey that the, law mint look for its remedy, : • to here-It. She had deeds ill her possession, she . • .. tom..-take ably provel her right to be • • , •1 I t'a'ttle. mei yet. when -he came to Ti, she was tir-t made a prisoner. Own • v je- reel by a party of Inbooiring men. and even .. !•••,• 01l the roust ill Rlllll a V., tioll as to hot,:oin , ! !... • .;.:1. , .ht ti truffle. It was of c ens , : open to Mr. . 1 , t l.ia owe plan of procedure ; hut ai her •• - was that she roust either he returned to the ea to a , a state prisoner to the Tower of London, • nmet eteeline to submit to an v d' ilings with the lie.e. After this slatorute exposition of her ladyship's w.. the officer re-tired, and no further interference attempted np to eiglitrall, preparations were again ••• spending the • wee hours' in the open road. A - • ate was supplied by a lady residing near the scene ,• - Imornent, and this being kept blazing by two • i ,ttemelants from Blaydon, the intense cold was moeLfied." WELSH MM., 70 111? EDITOR OF 7111: f n t our impression of the 30th ult., is an • ; ti, , • i.ircenetanms which led to the trial and min/notion of Welsh coal for steam pur l: • buirative in the main is true, but there are , •-'n pun: U.- , which we beg to correct. It is ' • • twenty years ago. but it is mere farther. that the pervin who accom .• ; iit `ir James Duke to the Angel inn at ~ •• In;o;• that gentleman was the late Mr. • c r ib the house of 'fllolll% , Wood and Co. LOCKET and JCDK INS. L .t. 11 . 1 f it. Upl,erThunues•etreet. E.C., e.iA-r 3, 1868. • . —.::, .•, private letter from Alexandria, : ' ,-• . •,„•-• "Much uneasiness 1e felt in !I . .• • 1,.. \ I. ili• not having risen to its usual ' . ' •.. ~ lower than last year, and re -1 ' -- • ,•• older to Pliable the lands in ,' ' '''' ' l'' ' ••• ' . •'• .1. It is feared that the gran! ' ''• ''' " I '' '' ' • ' if such should be the ease. .1. • •• •!• i I:Jl.4lo.i:it •if Shalfleet, in the Ink of ; • 1: :-..“ ./, 1; 0t,.,, law just died. 11cr age was •• • s . L I...ui•i t., the grave by children, grand ' • ' • '• •1 g"" , i' , • ,, ••1, hthiroi. The deceased's mother "' '!•• •4'1"•I '.0.. Fier eldest child attained the age '.‘' ••--,,,, el , ' h.:r hurl..nd recently died at the age ~... . THE EXPRESS, MONDAY 111 IDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The October quarter wagons of the peace fur the county of lfiddbeerc commenced this morning, at the Seisi.itui Bowe, nertenwell-green (the previous sessions harin-r only terminated on Saturdl night last), before the ii.istant-judge and the ft, owing justices : —Colonel Wilion. Mr. Shaw Stewart, Mr. .1. S. 11n)oking, Sir 11. W. ("mitten, Mr. Seines, Mr. KPITIKIINVI, Sir James Sir tkeirge liislgkinson, Mr. l'wentynnin, Mr. Nl•tliway, Mr. B. Sharp . &c. The calendar contains the names of 47 prisoners 0011 f - inittad for Liigh 42 being indicted for felony and 7 fur misdemeanor. LATEST SPORTING INIIELLIMINCE (BY 77.1.3011A.P10 NEWMARKET MEETING.-(TTLIS DAY.) OCTOBF,R PRODUCE STAKES. Ballade= walked over. MATCH. Nutgirl beat Topey. .C:0 HANDICAP PLATE. rake-Lift c Our Mary Al ltl 7 ran. A NDICAP SWEEPSTAKFZ„T.Y,C. 2.10„ 111pria, ttPt 1011); llounoeawa4, tist 41b ; Outand Outer, letl2!b ; 7tit I Ilb idaeter Willie, let 101 b; Dawdle, 7it lelb; Reindeer, 7st Mb; Ooodfellow, let 211); Contempt, 6.t 71b; Coup d'Etat, fief :ill); and Ritualist, Cs,t 3lb are here. SWEEPSTAKES 300 SON'S. T.Y.C. 3.20. Tho Orphan, Lady Cecilia and Abstinence are hose. PLATE 100 SON'S. T.Y.C. 3.46. f, Antis', Aulace, Bonnie Rabe, Neuchatel, Juanita, Arbaces, Acaster, Regula, Robespierre, Bro to Chattanooga, Vaux hall, Memento, Brennus, The Briton, Itoraa,Badawerth, Slattern c, and Black Pirate are here. SWEEPSTAKI23 300 BOYS. T.Y.C. 4.10. The Orphan, Heather 8011, Maid of Maaham, and Crocus are hero. 100 t to 1 0 1.5 apt Lady Raglan (1) 8 — Cecil (t) 9to 1 Blue flown (t) 1000 to 60 foul Jones (t 10 time.) 20 to 1 -- Nolunko (t) 20 to 1 Blueskin (off) 2.5 to 1 Restitution (t) 26 to 1 30 to 1 Mercuryt) (t) Planet ( 14 TAI. COLLISION IN THE THAMES. FOUR PERSONS DROWNED. Last evening, about half-past 6, a boat contain ing five young mon came into collision with • barge moored underneath Westminster-bridge, and capsized, precipitating the whole into the water. One man clung to the moorings of the barge, and was picked up by a passing boat ; the rc,t were drowned. immediate assist ance was rendered by the Thames Pollee, who dragged the spot, but up to 10 o'clock only one body had been re covered. Two of the men wore said to Lave been good swimmers. The brother of the rescued man was drowned. RIOEWAT 110311ritT, Jrhn Mame*, IS, vicar-maker, we. indicted for stealing a watch, the property of Henry Cox, from the person. From the evidence of the prosecutor, it appeared that on the night of the 26th of September ho was passing through Seepherdees-walk. City-road, where them wee • crowd assembled, and he had scarcely reached it when he .aw his watch in the prisoneen hand. It was worth RR. He called out to the prisoner that he had got his watch, UIX4I which Holmes mn away. The prisoner was secured by another person who had followed him in con- Ileiluenoe of having fallen down in his flight. The watch was not found, and it was believed that while ho was running he passed it to some of his companions. The prisoner denied that he had taken the prosecutor's watch, and said ho had never seen him before he was given into custody. The jury found the prisoner Onilty. Herbert Reeved, warder at the House of Correction, Coldbatb-fields, proved seven or eight convictions against the prisoner. The prisoner begged the mercy of the court and said his lor dsh ip should never see him again. The Assudant Judge said he had no mercy on the public and sentenced him to be kept in penal ssevitnde for seven years. POLICE COURTS.-(TrIIS DAY.) MANSION-HMS& ATTLIIPTED MTBOLABT. joAr Nib', 16, James (fires, 16, and Harry Cole, 15 were Nought before Alderman Sir Robert Carden charged with attempting to commit burglary. It appeared that at half-past seven last night the prisoners Cole and Owen were seen by a City constable assisting Burke to the top of the wall at Red Lion Wharf, Upper Thames-street. Cole and Owen wore im mediately caught, and when another constable arrived it was found th a t Burke was hanging by his hauls from the wall in the inside. Shortly afterwards he came down, and the three prisoners were then taken to the station. A knife for cutting lead was found in the in side, and easy seepss could be had from the yard into Messrs. Major and Field's bonded warehouses. The prisoners said they were going over the wall for a night's lodging. Sir Robert Carden sentenced Burke to two mouths, and ('ole and Owen to one month's hard labour each. ItL4RBOROLREEI-STREBT. wiseiurvors CONDUCT AT THII ALIIAXBRA PALACE. Protrot Trist, a gilder, and Elizrbeth Rogers, servant, were charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with behaving in a dis orderly manner at the Alhambra Palace, Leicester-Kuare, and Rogers was further charged with assaulting Henry Roberts, a constable employed there. Mr. Sayer. from the office of Mr. Edward Lewis. Great Marlbocongh-street, appeared in support of the complaint, and; uid that on Saturday night the prisoners and another person who was not in court, were to the gallery of the Allambru, there being about 5,000 persons present et the time, and they were foolish and mischievous enough to drop pieces of paper on to a chandelier, so that they fell lighted among the persons below. They were ordered out of the place, but as they refused to leave they were ',moved and given into custody. Mr. Tinvlutt said there was great danger in such con duct Lis the prisoners had been guilty of, as it was calcu lated to cause great alarm, and there might have been loss of life. The prisoners, who were a couple of foolish persons. had been locked up, and most properly so, and it sem cd them right. The female would have to pay sla. for assaulting Robert.. and the man would be discharged. OREENWICII. INTRAORDTNAIIT CONDUCT OF . 11 !SOLICITOR,. ...... . F,crnr George, described as a slicitor, of Catford toulge. Lewisham, was charged with creating a disturb /me, by ringing the hell at the Lewisham workhouse, and using obscene language. Edward Beer, porter at the union. said that at 20 minutes to 1 on Sunday morning the mater of the house called him to a violent ringing of his (the master's) bell, and on asking who was there, the prisoner replied that a woman who was ill was sitting on the workhouse steps with a child and wanted tole admitted. Witness told the prisoner the case would be attended to, when the prisoner made use of a very offensive expression towards him. and con tinued ringing. (In going to the gate witness found the woman was not ill but drunk, and had it not been for her having the child she would not have been admitted. tergeant Eldred, :10 P Division, who was doing duty on horseback, said that hearing a violent ringing of • the workhouse bell he rode to the spot, and there saw the prisoner. A female opened the window, and on asking who was there the prisoner made use of a disgusting ex pression. alluding to witness and the horse he was riding. The bell was continued to be rung until the wire broke, the prisoner being under the influence of drink. Mr. Want, the master of the union, said the boll was centinuously rung for seven or ten minutes, and the whole of the inmates on the infirm side of the workhouse were aroused. Having confirmed the evidence as to the lan guage used, the witness said the prisoner continued abus ing him and the polio and poor-law authorities. The prisoner admitted he had been drinking, but said he thought it his duty to obtain admittance for the woman and child to the union. He also complained of having been locked up for thirteen hours on a cold nightie a police cell. Mr. Patteson Paid there no doubt a very great die. tuthance had unnece.warily Leen created, awl a tine of '20.. was then inipowd. ULYCLI7 7 ION OF THE CITY OF LOX/iON IMY) The revision of the lists of voters fur the city 4)1 London was brought to a close this morning. The ful , lowing is the result : Liberal objections smtaineil Coneervative objections sustained 894-175 Liberal claims allowed :,.- Conservative claims allowed Liberal gain 233 Liberal objections failawl Conservative objections failed Liberal claims disallowed 195 Conbervative claims disallowed l63— 27 Excess of failures by the Conservatives THE NEW TELEGRAPHIC LINE TO EGYPT.—A telegram was received this morning from Sir Samuel Curdling, reporting the successful completion of the con tra, t of the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Com pany !Limited) with the Anglo-Mediterranean Telegraph Company (Limited), by the submergence of a submarine telegraph cable in a direct line from Malta to Alexandria. FATAL RESULT OF PRACTICAL JOKING.—Mr. Cowper, deputy comner for Berks. held an inquiry at Brimfield, near Reading, on Friday afternoon, into the circumstances attending the death of Joseph Stilton, em ployed as man servant at Bradfield College, and the case excited a painful interest in that neighbourhood. Several witnesses were examined, and it appeared from their evi dem e that st about a quarter-past 10 o'clock on Wednes day night deceased entered the kitchen of the college, and the scullery maid (Lucy Wakefield) said jokingly to him, "You look smart to-night, Joey." Deceased then went round the table towards her, apparently meaning some play or joke, when the butler (Thomas Cook) pushed Wakefield against deceased, who fell, and the hack of his head struck against the wall. The butler, who Lad pushed Wakefield simply in fun, einem data), picktd up deceased, who appeared to have been Rinsed by the blow. Wakefield expressed her sorrow that be had fallen. upon!whiehhelaughed, and in the course of a few minutes left the kitchen, wishing the servants ~g t.ed night." Deceased did not complain, and pr , ,- et( ded to his cottage in the village. lie retired to bed, and then complained of his head, but fell asleep. How ever at about four o'clock in the morning his wife heard a noise in his throat, and aroused a ledger, when it was discovered that the unfortunate man was breathing his last. Mr. S. W. Kidgell, surgeon, of Parighounse, males post mortem examination by order of the coroner, and he had no doubt that effusion of blood upon the brain was the cause of death. Ile had no difficulty whatever in ascribing the cause of death to injuries resulting from the fall. The coroner having summed up, the jury ~:turned a verdict of Accidental death," and exonerated all the parties from blame. Deceased was .51i years of age, and a well-conducted, steady man. APPREHENSION OY THE CUM LERLAND-LODGE Buecuats.—Some very daring burglaries, it w' II be recol lected, were committed recently at Cdmberhusl-lodge, Windsor Great lark, the residence of Viscount Equerry to her Majesty the Queen ; at St. I.emiard's-house, where Sir Edward Sullivan now lives; and at the house of Mr. Lovibond, at Ohl Windsor. Owing to the aetivo exer tions of Mr. Inspector Reece, of the Burks constabulary, in co-operation with Mr. Inspects," Clark and Sergeant Druscovitch, of the detective department of Scotland-yard, the burglars, who are foreigners, have been apprehended. Their names are Augusta Blanc, a Frenchman ; Francis Scolani, alias Maccarem, an Italian ; and Joseph Mailer, a Gell3llol. After some days' persevering search, two of the burglars were taken, and in the lamination of one of them was found an umbrella which had been stolen from Totteridge-park, Barnet, where a burglary was committed. The men were taken to Barnet, placed us the custody of the Herta constabulary, and remanded by Mr. BaxendaU, a Harts magistrate, till to-day. TM third man baa been apprehended in Seren-diala by bispeetor Clark. BURST AT SEA.-TEN LITTS LOST. The Indian papers give an account of the de struction by fire of the Dutch ship Hollandstrew, bound from Shields for Batavia, with coal. The fire arose through the heating of the cargo, and was first observed in the day time. The hatches were battened down, and the crew signalled to a wising barque, the captain of which premixed to remain by them during the night. Darkness came on, however, and the barque went ott. Tne fire soon broke out, and signals were burned and alarm guns fired, but no answer was made. Early in the morning the crew got into the two boats, the mate and nine men in one, and the captain, his sister, and nine mon in the other. These kept by the ship, fastened to her and to each other by lines, but at about 7 o'clock the captain, who was then just dying, asket the mate to board the ship and go aloft to see if any vessels could be seen. The mate was proceeding to do so, when a heavy sea struck both beats and immediately capsi/ed the one in which were the captain and his sister. The water hail also half filled the other Lout, but the crew of it did their bed to save their struggling mutes. At the time of the accident, however, they were some fifty fathoms off, and us the water hail half filled their own beat their efforts proved of but little service, and they were able tck up only one man. Thus the captain, the lady, and e mit men were drowned ; and the survivors then determined to abandon the ship, and leave the luckless spot. For some hours they sailed shout in the open sea, but fortunately were seen at half-past 4 by the India, which at once bore towards them and rescued them from their dangerous situation. RITUALISM AT BRIGHToY. Yesterday there was a marked and perceptible difference in the services at St. James's Chapel, Brighton, from those of the previous Sunday. Thanks to either the voice of public opinion as expressed in our columns, or else to some private admonition from the Bishop of Chichester, the exhortation was not omitted by Mr. Turchas in the morning prayers , and the Ten Couunandments were restored to their rightful place in the Commu nion office. Moreover, the introductory part of the service was read by a gentleman in hot orders; and the " state prayers ' --viz., those which follow the third collect—were intoned br au assistant priest, Mr. Uwyrine, as we are informed, who, no doubt. to use the ecclesiastical phrase, had come over into Macedonia" to the help of the incumbent of St. James's. There was no procession round the church, as on the previ.••. , Sunday, and during the morning prayers not a single candle was lighted. The only unauthorised inter polation Us the service that we noticed was a verse or versicle sung before and after the '• Beueslictus." At the end of the " State Prayers," however, four candles were lighted by an acolyte. two on the altar and two on tall standards in front ; and a third couple of lights were afterwards brought in and held on each side sit the " Gospeller" at the proper place. The officiating priest, or "celebrant," was the same gentleman who read the prayers, Mr. Gwynne. lie was vested in a red and yellow chasuble, while Mr. Purchas, who now officiated - in the more modest position of "deacon," wore a similar garment of pink and white satin. The ceremony of incensing the altar, the officiating ministers, the choir, and the congregation, went on just as it did On the Sunday previous ; and at the "elevation " of what we presume , at St. James's l'hapel, they call "the llost," a little bell was rung thrice, just m in Roman catholic chapels. The saute crossings and the same genuflexions were practised; and as the consecrated water was given to each of the ton or twelve persons who communicated, the sign of the cross was made by Mr. Gwynne. The Gospel was read by Mr. l'urchas, who was evidently labourmg ender severe in disposition, and was therefore unable to preach. The sermon, consequently fell to the lot of Mr. Owynne, who delivered a plain, practical sermon on the parable of the Pharisee and the Publican, m which he every now and then had a fling at the 19th century and its habits of thought and belief—matters apparently as objectionable to Mr. liwynne as they are to Mr. ruches. The text, it may be mentioned here, was not from the Gospel, as might he supposed, but from Ecelesiastee, x, 1, " Dead flies cause the ointment of the apothecary to send forth a stinking flavour." The choir wore stressed, as before. in scarlet under their surplices. but some of them wore black tippets, which dl accorded with the otherwise gaudy scene. . . hi the evening the altar and choir were lit up with a Llano of some 19 or 20 candles, and the incense was used, as before, ut the " Magnificat." Mr. Gwynne read the prayers, ero•eing himself devoutly at the conclusion, and Mr. Purchas preached to a very crowded ecngri gram!' an elisii eat sermon upon the Transfigura tion of our Lord, which he did not, however, bring to an end without one or two sly raps at the incredulity of the nineteenth century. While the offertory was being col- Ic-cted a hymn was sung, one verse of which rues as follows : " We Lace done as Theu host ordered, Offering p the bread and wine; Words of power are softly spoken, Jesus comes into His shrine." These lines are a part of what is circulated among "the faithful " of thin highly-favoured chapel as " The St. James's Evening Hymn ; " but we cannot own that it strikes us an improvement on the good old Evening Hymn of Bishop Ken, which once had a place in almost every church and chapel in the kingdom, but is now being huper,edcil rapidly by hymns in the modern antique style of which we have given a specimen. —Timics. OUTWARD INDIA AND CHINA MAILS, 19 —25 Ocr. 4. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Sumatra sailed at 5 p.m., and the Mooltan at 9 p.m. yesterday, for Bombay and Calcutta pectively, clearing off all cargo. PLYMOUTH, OtT. i.—Tho Swedish screw frigate Tunadis, and tho screw corvette Odle arrived here this morning from Sweden, outward bound. At Arreton, in the Isle of Wight, there is a horse chehtnut tree which its now in full bloom. THE SILIFLICILDINO TRADE OF MUNDERLAND.— Tito quarterly return of the ships building on the Wear pet issued indicate a great improvement in the shipbuild ing trade of the port—in.t so much from the larger number of rhips building as compared with tho same period of 1867, as from the number of vessels markod sold. lu October, 1867, there were 81 ships building, of which only 18 had found purchasers ; but at the present moment 38 out of 82, or nearly one-half, have been disposed of by shipbuilders. The ships now building are classified 11 iron, 9 combination, and GO wood, against 17 iron, 7 combina tion, and 57 wood, in 1867. Of the 18 iron ships now on the stocks, only 2 are for sale, while there were 19 last year ; of 9 combination ships, 4 are sold against 2 last year ; while 18 wood vessels are out of the market, as compered with 9in 1867. These figures must be gratifying as show ing an increased demand for vessels at the dulbd period of the year, and especially for iron vessels, in the building of which so many men are now employed as the Wear. — Northern Doily Express. EAST SUFFOLK.—Lord liuntingliold has caused it to be made known that he does not intend to use the slightest influence with his tenants at the forthcoming election. .r... EVENING, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MANIC-LANE.-(11118 DAY.) There was a very moderate supply of Eng lish wheat on Pale here to-day, the quality of which was fair. The attendance of millers was very limited, and sal, pro greased slowly at barely last week's prices. Foreign wheat, of which the show was extensive, met a retail demand at about statinary currencies. Fine malting barley commanded full values with • steady inquiry , but low grinding parcels were ne glected. The nigh trade was extremely quiet, but no change took place in the quotations. There was • heavy supply of Russian oats, which changed bands on rather lower terms. (food sound corn, being scares, sold at very full prima. Beans were 'Wily and quite as dear as on Monday Wt. Peas were a slow sale on former terms. Linseed was dull and cheaper to sell. Rapeseed sold at late rates. Cakes were st ea dy in value. There was very little animation in the dour trade. Foreign and country marks tended downwards in value, hut no further change took place in the quotations for town-made qualities. On the whole, the floating grain tmdehas ruled dull, but the quotations remain without c of importance. Some cargoes of wheat arrived have been disposed of on fully former terms, but in parcels on pas,ge no hardness has been reported. Wo quote :-Berdianaki, arrived, 66e. Gd. to 66e. Id. • Marianopli, 66e. to 565. 6d. • (Ihirka, 48e. to 665. 6d. ; 6ataiof, 49e. per 492 lbs. ; Walachian, 465. ; New Saida, 425. 9d. per 480 lbs. There has been a steady demand for barley, and 3d. to Gd. has been paid over the mtesof lastweek. Marianopoli, arrived, 30s. Id ; Taganrog, 30s. ; Danubian, 28e. ; Walachian, 295. ; 30s. ; tian, 275. Id. to 28a. per 4001 be. Ma" owing to - the large quantities on rale,has given way in value, but some considerable transactions for forward delivery have taken place. Danubian, arrived, 345. 6d. to 365. 6d. •, (Wad, 365. ; Thrall, 345. Id. ; Wallachien, 335. to 31s. 7d. ; Bul garian, 345. ; Salonica, 34e. per 4801bs. The limited choice of rye off the coast has restricted businimi, and the demand having ruled moderately active, prices have tended upwards. Arov, arrived, has realised 365. ; ditto, on passage, 36e. ; Danubian shipping, 365. per 4801bs. Folds beans have sold at 395. 6d. per 4801bs, being fully former terms. Egyptian lentils, 37a. 6d. per 6041b5. Linseed arrived hes changed hands at 3d. to 6d. lees money, while Egyptian cottonseed has tended up wards. A Itall'Alra OF :-Tares, 93; linseed, 99 ; rapeseed, 426; maize, 70; and sundry, 638 quarters. Foreign: Linseed, 6,074; rapeseed, 600; maize, 11,440; and sundry, 267 quarters. Einem-Wheat, 460 peas, 2 linseed, 210 : rape •red, 993 qrs. ; and flour ; .83 11. IL - - n b 111 92 to 110 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. In the Si( ck Exchange to-day a firmer ten derey iM r ppa rent in most of the departments, the ka'isfuetory character of the news from Madrid having induced purchases. Spanish of 1t67, as we'l as several of the other speculative fore!gn bonds, are in request, at better quotations. Railway stocks are steady. Metropolitan ad vanced about per oont. at the commencement of business, but has since relapsed I. Consols exhibit no movement. The settlement in English funds, which shows a short supply of stock amongst the dealers and a low rate for continuing transactions to the next account, will be finished to-morrow. The amount of business generally is not extensive, though larger than on Saturday. The diseount market is without alteration. Loans are offered in the Stock Exchange at 1 to 11 per cent. Consols are quoted 94/ to 1 for money, and 941 to 1 for the new amount (Nov. 5) ; and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 931 to 1. In the railway market, Metropolitan stock was in request this morning, and was dealt in at 106, but has since experienced a relapse. The present price, however, is per cent. better than on Saturday. Brighton has im proved h, while South Eastern has de dined 1. Subjoined are the prices : Caledonian, 69 to 4; London and North Western, 112 to ; Great Western, 491 to 1; Midland, 111 to 1; London and South Western, 874 to 881; Great Eastern, 401 to 41 ; Brighton, 511 to 52 ; South Eastern, 781 to 1 ; Metropolitan, 1051 to ; Great Northern A, 108 to 1; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 18. The speculative foreign stocks have advanced. Egyptian Bonds of 1864 have Unproved per cent. Spanish of 1867, and Brazilian of 1865, ; and Mexican and Turkish of 1865,1. Annexed are the quotations :—Brazilian of 1865, 761 to I; Chilian of 1867, 94 to 1 ; Egyptian of 1864, 831 to 4, ex div. ; Italian of 1861, 511 to I ; Mexican 151 to 1 ; Peruvian of 1865, 781 to a ; Nicolai Railway Loan, 671 to ; ditto Orel, 841 to ; ditto Moscow-Jsroslaw, scrip, 41 to 1 prom. ; Spanish of 1867, 321 to g ; Turkish of 1858, 65 to 66; ditto of 1862, 67 to 68 ; and ditto of 1865, 391 to 4. The Indian Ten-and-a-Half per Cent. stock is 214 to 216 ; the Five, 1141 to 3 ; the Four, 1031 to 104 ; the bonds, 204. to 255. prem. ; and the debentures, 1014 to a. Exchequer Bills, 15s. to !os. prim. TLe market for bank shares is steady. Union of London, to 311 ; London and County, 491 to London and Westminster, 651 to ; Anglo- Austrian, 6 to 4 prem. ; London and Brazilian, 30 to 25 dis. ; Isugs•rial Ottoman, 14 to 11 prem. ; and Consolidated, Ito prem. Miscellaneous shares are without change, in the absence of business. National Discount, 111 to 1; General Credit, 21 to 21 dis.; International Financial, I/ to 11 dis. ; Hudson's Bay, 14; to 131; Telegraph Construction, 16 to ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31 to 41; and Anglo-Aruerican, 201 to 21/. American securities are inactive. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 731 to 74 ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway debentures, 371 to 3S} ; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 39 to 40f. The Report of the Bank of Victoria, Australia, presented to the shareholders at the half-yearly meeting, held at Melbourne on the 4th of August last, shows an available total of 37.244/. (including a previous balance of 21,2421.), and recommends a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. ; 5,0001. to the reduction of bank premises account ; and 23.000/. to be added to the reserve fund ; leaving 2,211/. to be carried forward to the next half year. A general meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company will be hold on the '2 4th inst. TWO O'CLOCK. CURRENT PRICE& Exouse. Por Qr. I WSSAT. S. S. &SM. Kea, rod. ed to 67 “ b. . whit, '6B 64 to 69 , ff to Norfolk sad lio,oo rt4l, '69 53 to 66 Do , 'UT BAILZT. . 88 to 46 . 36 to 40 SS to 36 Ours. Nn.. feed Krotch pntate Irish black ~ white. Suss. Pee Qr. Mating 1 hmta °finding __ MALT Eim ik Norgli, - aa4 II to TIS Kingston and Ware ea to 75 Brown 64 to 83 . _ Human - 42 to at Tick Harrow Pigeon 44 to 41 50 to 52 Pus. _ . ... Now .... 40 to 49 Orry 43 to 411 Maple White Boileau 49 to 44 Twos. OAT.. heish, feed Ti to 34 „ pidido du to 38 Fos Per UT Town made, - per 980 47 to BO llovistboid Country Norfolk mad Baulk, ex ifp 37 to n WHIM?. Daatzfe ad Konia•- brnir 58 to G 5 RTiock sad Musklea- • Per Clr. Oars. S. S. Tlanimis and ['yea& ... to 21 itusian _ 96 to SS 54 to 63 MI to II Barka, hard .nn BO NI 63 MlX4kOti, red white *A 4.6 BaILLST. 31 to 53 . Itl to 40 . 96 to 4o Baal's. Ortntling.. I .tilling., Malting .. OATS. tort/tuft -- 15 to SO Dutch feedm AtittivAul OF GRAIN, Ste., AND WATER CARRIAOII Ntrlll INCLUSIVE. Dub& ______ E4PP 4 aaa Pau - - - rzt. 46 to 41 43 to 44 Mau 41 to 44 Wldte YeUuw Limas Coos. ~ 16 to 411 3D to 41 Fwva. Preset", per ;ick. to - Spankh „ Alamitos, per brL DI to St Canadian „ ID to as urro LONDON BY LAND ritOli eiLPT. IS TO OCT. IL • Twiks. t. NON _ . .. !what Barley — l — Malt. ,Ow. Beans, Feu.. Fl IWO& I riB I i l gil I 1 1 ; . 25 1 1 1 I SD ' q go brig. Foreign- ; 233 M 1 21 . 511 1 ... , i {d ° 6 6 :3 3 . 1i4 igg , •.:: Total .... 31522 195318 ! 12045'57948 1 12103 ;MS i ... * MT LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (BY TICLIEGIAPIL) (vzo on on oonzaromnr.) The general tone of the cotton market continues very strung, and the sales foot up between 15,000 bales and 20,000 bales. COBS BUTTER MARKET.:-(TIDS DAY.) . . (et Tamura.) (rum ors ows oosar.srovnEnr.) Ordinary. 130. , 124.., 115+., Ws_ 100... $O.. ; 1.440 firkins. gild cured, uo clumge , Fa firkins. MINCING-LANE.—(THD3 DAY.) St OMIL—Tho market has been quiet since Friday last. Refined: There is no change to mdice in prime; but only a moderate business is doing. Comm.—The demand is steady, but quiet, at lest week's currency. Tu. remains quiet. About 16.000 packages will be offered in public sale this week. Iticz.—No sales to report. Run.-30 _puncheons of Jamaica sold at 2s. 10d. Feurr.—For low qualities of currants the market is rather weak. owing to the arrivals consisting chiefly of those descriptions. Sound to medium are held firmly, and fine fruits find ready buyers at extreme rates. 'Valencia raisins sell freely, but sultanas, owing to unsatisfactory quality, are neglected. Muscatels sell freely—particu larly finest qualities. tievrrarez.-600 bags sold at the full price of 19s. Sid. for refraction stud 600 tone for arrival at 20e. to 208. Ga. with usual allowances, and 19e. 6d. without. Corrox.—The market continues active, at a further advance. TALLOW MARKET.-(THDI DAY.) The market M firm. Town tallow, 48e. 3d. • Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, 475. 6d. ; October to I;eCeMber, 47a. 6d. ; December, 48a. ; January, 481. 3d. to 6d. ; March, 481. %I. PARTICULARS; OF TALLOW. , -1441 . Htoek on hand this day..easks 41,470 32,1396 14,245 i 201.031 Delivery hat week 2,147 2,115 Last tat) Ditto from 14 June Arrival last week 10,992 • 11,325 I :192 4,9!111 Ditto from Ist Juno .... 43,170 35,9.16 16,721 , 38,2 4 .17 s. d. d. s.d. a. d. s.d.s. d. d. Ftiee y.r. on /twit thin day t 7 is 416 144 644 9'.47 647 9 Ditto Town last Friday .• s'; o 46 6 45 9 .60 to Arrival for the week ending (let. 14 lmt year, 4,(111e make, and delivery, 2.OMi eseks. The arrival 144 week comprLted 2413 mike from St. Petemburg ; 1,531 casks from Amdralia ; 209 tanks from Heath America; 41 tasks from other Owen—total, 4,9101 ramie& METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TIUS DAY.) We have a larger supply of beasts, hut the average quality is very indifferent. Choice descriptions are sold at about last Monday's prices ; hut other kinds are lower. There are not so many sheep as last week ; hut the demand is limited, and trade is slow. Best qualities maintain late quotations, but ewes and middling sheep are with difficulty disposed of. Choice calves are dear. Our foreign supply consists of 3,042 beasts and 111 calves. From Scotland there wore 44 beasts ; Ireland, 560 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 40 ; and 2,084 from the Midland and home counties. Per stone of 811:s. a. d. s. d. Pea stone of Mbe. a. d. s. d. Bios Scots, Herefds. 6 0 6 4 BestDetlilt-brdosh 0 0 0 0 Best Short-bores ... 4 K 5 0 Best Lung-wools 4 8 5 0 Beyond qua/ Beasts 9 K 3 8 Do., do., Shore 00 0 0 Wee, 3 8 5 8 Ewestseeoadqual. 4 0 4 4 Pigs 3O 4 Do. do. Biwa 00 0 0 BestDastlilf-brecle 6 1 6 4 Lambs 0 0 0 0 Beasts at market, 5,170 ; abeep and lambs, 21,460 ; calves, 193 ; pigs, 800. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a very bare s upp l y of choice samples. prices for which rule firm at last week's quotations. Middling and low qualities move off steadily, at lato rates. COAL MARICET.—(TITIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 19a. 6d. ; Walls End Larnbton, 19s. ; Walls End Haswell, 19s. 6d. • s Walls End T. 30314 %. ;. Walls End Original Hartlepool, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 18.. 3d. ; Walls End Wharnclifle, IG.. 611. ; Walls End ltiddells, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Tun- Ftull. 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Hutton Lyons, IQ.. 6d.; Newßelinont, 16s. Eld.; Elliotta, 188. 3d.; Wylant, 166.131.; West Hartley, 16.. 31. ; Cowpeu Hartley, 16s. 31.—Ships at market, 41; at sea, 65. WEATHER REPORT.-{THIS DAY.) Holmes, Orr. O. 8 a.n. On Sunday naming berometrieal premure was much lower at all stations than it was on Saturday, but during the tact dt hours it has recovered itself the omillatious have been greeted on our north and east omits. At Aberdeen the reading is nearly half an inch greater than It was yesterday. Much uniformity new exiida bepropeures. le Smetana temperature has fallen eines Saturday at southern Mations it is a little higher. On Saturday evening an blew on our east mast. Yeetertlay winds were gene rally end variable, and matinee to Ode meaning with rebus in the The weather is now Sae in the. north, but dandy in the west. log end mist am reported la Nam. Baia has been poem' dosing We lie ham. F OCTOBER 5, 1868. WP Railway stocks were dill, and a reduction of to per cent. has occurred in Great Eastern, Brighton, South Eastern, and Metropolitan. Mexican bonds are 1 per cent. higher, while the 3-20 have declined to the like extent. Consols aro unaltered. FOUR O'CLOCK. The government funds remain steady, at 94 to for money, and 94 to fur the November account. Home railway stocks are dull. South Eastern has declined per cent., viz., to 771 to ; Great Western is lower, at 49 to 1 ; Caledonian, 69 to 1 ; Brighton, 511 to 1 ; Metropolitan, 1051 to 1; Midland, 1101 to 1111; Leeds, 128 to ; and Lon don and North Western, 1111 to 1121. Some of the foreign bonds meet with inquiry. Turkish of 1865 arc f better, at 40 to 1. Italian Of 1861, 511 to 52 ; Orel, 84 to 1; Nieholai, 671 to 1 ; Spanish of 1987, 32'1 to 1 ; and Russian Scrip, 41 to prem. Nu bullion operations have occurred at the Bank to-day. At Paris to-day the Three per Cont. Rentes opened at 69fr. 7c. for the account, being 4 per cent. higher. Indications abound on every side that the future course of the Spanish nation is looked to with a feeling of earnest hopefuhiess. Evou those j)ersons who have been long interested in Spanish securities or enterprises, and who have deplored the dis credit attaching to them, have been surprised at witnessing the keen interest displayed in Spanish affairs. In fact, Spain has more friends in this country than she imagines—certainly far more than she can be said to have deserved, if she is to be held responsible for the financial policy of all her recent rulers. For years Spain has been, as it were, sealed against the influx of that universal fertiliser, British capital. Lying under the ban of the Stock Exchange as a punish ment for her dishonesty and financial impeui tenw, she has wilfully deprived herself of those means of progress with which every other country in Europe has been VIIIIOVietI. The force with which enterprise is driven along all the channels open to it is well shown at this moment in the I activity of railway projection in Austria and Russia. To those aids to her material prosperity, and to the development of her vast resources, Spain may yet assert her full claim. That she will do so under a new, reformed, and purer administration is the firm conviction of her friends. There must be a vast amount of money now literally buried in Spain, and only waiting to be disinterred by the spirit of confidence and enterprise. The r•eceent statement, that a number of loea►l capitalists halo already spontaneously offered a large loan to the government, is very significant, and shows what the country will do when it has a government it can trust. Notwithstanding the temporary drawback involved in the deficient harvest from which Spain is suffering, many per sons will be disposed to argue that, considering the now elements of hope now presented, Spanish Throe per Cents. at 33 are much better worth attention than French Three per Cents. at 70. Bar gold valued at 39,0001. was sent into the Bank on Saturday. Railway extension in Mid-Europe seems likely to make rapid strides, favoured by the present ease of money in all the great markets. In addi tion to the other new lines of railway to which attention has lately boon directed, it appears that a shorter route by 193 miles from Lemberg to Warsaw, via Zolllifew, and joining the Lemberg and Czernowits Railway, has been projected by the indefatigable Director-Oeneral of Austrian Rail ways, the Chevalier de Ofenheim. He has for that purpose applied for and obtained a preliminary concession from the Austrian Board of Trade to tram out the route as far as the Russian frontier at Narol-Lipeko. The traffic of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway shows indications of recovery. For the second week in September the receipts were 128,8140 dole., being 13,100 doh. more than in the corresponding week of last year. Mr. Robert Payne, of the firm of Payne, Ken drick, and Brown, public accountants, has boon appointed provisional liquidator of the Imperial Hotel Company of Dover (Limited). Creditors of the Rosebush Slate Company (Li mited) are required to send the particulars of their claims by the let December to the liquidators. The numbers are published of 100 bonds, amounting to 12,5001., of the Chili= Seven per Cent. Loan of 1986, which were drawn by lot on the 2nd inst., and are to be paid off at par on the Ist January next by Meows. J. S. Morgan and Cu. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK._ There is an increased amount of business in the mining market, and the tone is better. Tincroft shares are quoted 131 to 1 ; Prince of Wales. 41e. 6d. to 425. 6d. ; Trumpet Consols, 12 to 13 ; Chiverton, 2/ to 2; ; Wait Chivertou, 60 to 62 ; East Lovell, 61 to 71 ; West Dralzewalls, Bs. to 10e. ; Drakewalls, Ss. to 10s. ; Great Wheal Vor, 111 to 12 ; and Marks Valley, 71 tot. Subjoined are the quotations of foreign and colo nial mining shares :—St. John Del Rey, 181 to 191; Don Pedro , l 21 to prem.; Anglo-l3raziliaa, par to 1 prem. ; notarena, 11 to 0; die. ; Chon tales, 2/ to ; Rosso Grande, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; ditto, paid up, 1 to 11; Anglo-Italian, par to pr m. ; United Mexican, 12 to 2 ; Frontino and Bolivia, 1 to 1 ; Port Phillip, 1/ to 1; Central American, 1 die. to par ; Sao Vicente, par to 1 prem. ; General Brazilian, par to 1 prem.; Yuda namntana, 2 1 to 3 ; and Nerbudda Coal and Iron, 21 to 2 die. The Don Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining Company (limited) have received the following from from Lisbon relative to the August produce : —" Produce to 2nd September, 10,478 oitavaa ; estimated produce for month, 12,500 oitaves." RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER SHARES.-(THIS DAY.) [Closing prices to 1 p.m.l COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Canada, 6 per cent., Jan. and July. 1677.84, 1061, 6. Ncw South Wales, a per cent., Jan. and July, IBM to 1896. WI. New Zealand, 6 per cent., Jan., April, July, and Oct., 981. tlueensland, 6 per cent., Jan. and July. 1691, 107', 7. Victoria. 6 per cent., April and Oct., .1101, IIL ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Caledonian, 691, 9. Great Eastern, 401, 1. Great Northern A (A receives no dividend until 6 per cent. Las been paid to B), 108, 61, 1. Eireat Western, original, 491. London, Brighton, and South , Coast, 511, 1. London, Chatham, and Dover, 18. London and North Western, 112, 1. Metropolitan, 196, 61, 1. 1. Do. - Exteusion (div. tim. to 6 per cent. till Jaa., IM", 103. Metropolitan District, 71. Midland, 111. South Eastern, 781, 1, S. PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. South EaMeru, 41 per cent., 18a, 911. LINES LEASED AT FLIED RENTALS. London, Tilbury. and Southend. 844. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Born.. Bar., and Cent. India, gua. 5 per et., 11111. Cape, gua. 6 per cent.. 73, 2. Eastern Bengal. gua. 5 per cent., 1071, 61. East Indian, guar. 5 per cent., 109. 1. Great Indian Penin..:gua. b per cent.. 1091. Great Western of Canada, 141, 1. &aide, gua. 5 per cent., 104. Do., Delhi, 1031. Do.. Punjanti, 1031. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Dutch Rhenish. 23. Lemberg-Czernowitz. gua. 7 per cent. (Limited), 161, Recife and San Francisco gua. p. ct., 1.11. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian. 161._ FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Orel Titcbsk, gua. by RUbiliall Government, 5 par asst.. &al. 1 East Grenville, 3. Great lusey (Limited), 18, id. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINTS. Chontales Gold and Silver Mining (Limited), 23 St. John del Rey (Limited), 19. Yndanamutana of S. Australia (Lim.), 23, 3 , JOINT STOCK BANKS. Alliance (Limited), 12. Imperial Ottoman, 111, 1. Tend Mort. Bank of India (Limited). 34 Loudon and County, 49. 3. London Joint Stock, 32, 1). Vnion of Loudon ; 333. BRITISH MINES. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 21. Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent., 80. Commercial L mon (Assurance), 6 Credit Foncier of England 21. Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy, gua. by Egyptian govern. meat, 96, I. Fore-street Warehouse (Limited). 12t. Hudson's Bay, 151. International Financial Society (Limited), 31, 11-hi. Italian Irrigation (Canal favour), 6 per cent. bonds, redeemable 1870, issued at 90. 48. 71. London General Omnibus Company (Limited). 11. Panama. New Zealand. and Australian Royal Mai (Limited), 1. Royal Mail Steam. 66, 5. UniverNal Marine Insurance (Limited), Van Diemen's Land, %. DEWING 121TELL1GE2iCE.-(THJS D-ll.) CDT TILIOLLPIL) I.ox nos, Oot. s.—Wind at noun S., moderate breeze and fine. East' Lars, Oct. 4.—Arrived : The ilreok, from Cepha lonia. Sailed I. Sir Itineelot, for llom; Kong; :Deno, Ma nilla; Mar of Siotir, Calcutta; Batons New York; Bilbao tr.'. Bilbao. Drat., Oct. 4.—Arrived: Coring*, from COMMAS ; rathetisa Ann, Trinidad Arrived from the mtg. St. Vincent, for St. Vin cent ; rbienix, Dorton. Arrived (coax the river and woad: Bel lona k m), fur New York. t'eoocuar Ea, Oct. J.—Arrived: Cart* barque, of Wexford). from Swansea to Alexandria, with lore o f fommart and bow- Another aceount rap , . " DAM and nails Orr Cooar ay rx. Oct. 4. - Arrived : Nebraska from New York. lovou Fovia, Ovt.3. —Arrived Peruvian ',ea.), fnim Quebec. t:lolerrlKK, Oct. 3.-- Sailed Wild Hunter, for New Oilcan.; Lavinia, New York. !terms...no, tlt. 3.•-Arrived Peeliforton Castle. front Bombay; Mani y Brothers. Ceara; !Imola tot' New York. 4. Yaltruairo • INIIIIPIvania, New Yo rk. 3. Sidled :Vivi. fur taleutta ; Scotia, New York; Anna, t'olon. FALMO. TH, Oft. 4.—Arrived : Pranerrea, from llaviumati. lIMIATOL, Oct. 4.- Arrived: Maria, from ; John Clark, St. Jokier, N.B. Poi t., Oct. 4.—Arrived : Maria, from Demerara. Ii VKACOUAR. Oct. 4.—Arrived from titiehee. ItAItIOATI, Oct. 4. : limper. for Demerara. I'ASUALTIES. . . Dov so, Oct. 4.—Arrivi . Ol7l.lLi7t;eth. Pwllheli, lot London, with loss of bowsprit, anchor and chain, and stirboaril rail, having been in evasion. Pion, from Port Nadia., for London, with loss of sabre and chain, having been in collision. Demon', Oct. 3.-13onie Aintnither *Mennen report having seen, Sept. MI, mar the 13e1l reek, • schooner dialing bottom up with mils set. The vesa4 was apparently a new one, and from ita clean bottom appeased not to have been bug in the water. blow sa, Oct. e.—vivo Wiborg (ws.` of and from London, for Teneriffe, got ashore near Romney on the end of Oetolwr. l'n somessful attempts have been made to get her off, but it i 4 hoped she will be towed ad to-night, as she has been lightened of her coal*. sum, Oet . --The Ruth, loan Liverpool. to iliivannab. which put into Kingstown leaky, has di.charged all her eon., , • large portion of it is damaged, as she had eight feet of water in her hold. LONDO RRRRRR °Ct. —The Jennie Cobb, Troon to New Otleano, which put into lough Voile Oa. 1, leaky, has been towed to the quay, sad will dialiugu to go on the graving .tue.k to be caulked, te. 11w., Oct. :I.—Arrived : Ada. from Philadelphia, for Antwerp , supplhd with an anchor and 7:1 fathom. of chain. Bth, Rosa. ti&esa. Arrived from the river and slid.. , Norton. foe dodos g Wlnductil. Doirs. Ott. 3.- Arrived : Utility, from Shields, for Dunkirk, haviagidipped anchous and chain. Wsairoao, Oct. S.—The lora pis). of sad for Wateefoed, Irma Liverpool, parted her feed pipe from the boder y of the Loader Shoal, and I. under MR t mildetanos far le Watarfad. ors.o Osacia will be made an open port on the ;US of Simbsuber next. 0131W.Tall. Sept. The remit brought Into this bay Tim the Henry More. the name is . the ire a:Untidiest% and he has whore! is this bay. aw sk $ r,l)- - ..... 1....... - J