The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-23 00:00:00

-11111;1, EDITION. .0% IN 11 1.1.1(;I:NCE.-(THIS DAY.) . : 01' BANKRUPTCY. •.r'alr t'••mmissioner Bacon.) Iv ra A: t Grp DE LAZA. . : -ur'..:• and Fuller) aske.l to be re ., •:.•.)y. Ile earned on Mintier as a printer ~t l,s• I.—greet, new Middlesex Hospital, .1,,,111. ~ •on at the suit of a creditor named 1,„,1 judgment for VlO/. in an br I ::•1 on behalf of his daughter fur pronti-o of marriage. •.frtl., the detaining creditor, opposed the , 1 ., „ L a I.•.ut.d out that the court had no Iwlwor the raw being within the exceptions specified .• .•i the statute. • • :-1 ! are no power whatever. , . 1.11.. .uplort , d tho bankrupt, said that the seer unhappy one. The bankrupt WU very ; to Ir ta.•ugLt up; in fact he wa+ not ex , , a tur,.4:11 the day. rid he was merry to boar it, but t oti 1.• ielia-e the upt. Nlid that perhaps the detaining creditor might. . imot.amia, be induced to withdraw the • :crowd. IN nR AIY1111) MOO?. • an arplication for release, the bankrupt as of the United Hotel. Charlos-street. ,see. gentleman. His debts are 40W., and it there was a previous bankruptcy midis ! bankrupt having been adjourned suit die in • . - .5. He had been five months in prison. • • suprotti 1 and Messrs. Dod and Longitude .` ‘. application. .tad over until Tuesdity for notice to be given k:iirulge. solicitor to the official assignee. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. xi us DAY.) ,Ilefore the As.i.tant Judge.) A 1 %Mt NIMI7.E (AA!. .:.o. 1 p. whl it now turns of the late Sir Ilenry Bishop, • • • •:, `n po-.•r. wa. convi..ted of an at ...•.," ti .•,•iit Northern Railway Com . ret 7-1 eel to twelve months' imprison • is • ••.:. or 11, I - .p er Clifton-street. Fins • :1,•• P hargial l'risoners' Aid Society. was e time and saw two daughters of . 1:•.• :..oe•tained that they were mom •.th• it mother being sent to prison. • int . , was given to him that they .",,c. ; .1.•.••• of the late Sir Henry Bishop. •. he:n Mg this considered it to be his duty •• ••.•.•ther in•luities. and consulted Sir W. • :-- •••-sti•lci '. 4r. Marshall. Capt. O'Brien, • t• soi the county, upon the subject. - • s•. I.•!,:ren. who has been dead some • • . r 11. sme td of Sir Robert Carden for • " S:r 11 , 0.ert Carden gave him a very • :r.t gr.ty and honesty-. This statement .1 impression on the minds of the , Heywood communicated it. and . : • •••••‘• Sir Robert Cnr,len to satisfy • . • nd to report the result of his r • sir- morning. • ,Hi,g of the court Mr. Haywood at .e A..istant Judge that he had '7 I.g -.len en the subjezt, and lie re ' • •.,t, ii from hint of what he had - !. t -aid that the father of the.e .. • .• l'em.ervant andhe was very sorry ,!•...t!•. of his services. On hearing • a I ,re 1 that the case would come • profoe,ion, eo that some be the means of pro • t r poor children. He would r.; • ana whatever was done in that forwarded to Mr. Francis. the ; ut this court, who would see ; tl.e proper purpose in the most •t ri. the prisoner. and who were present - :r• ruing.. also stated their willingness to .:7 1 co ons to any others that might be raised • m utter misery and ruin. , 1 Las hal. the-e children under his charge • •. ar.d Captain O'Brien. one of the magic nch this n•orning. handed him a sum of their irmeediate requirements. :Load, one of the ladies attached to the Re iia tef,:ge tnion, will take charge of the i.ntil such time as something permanent can • r them. agistrates thought Mr. Tlavwood was entitled to a:se for the part be had taken in the matter. hildren were br,ught into wiurt, and their ap o excited general c-miaberation. :EY SESSIONS.-(THIS DAY.) ,1 fore Sir T. Tilson.) HIGRAIY ROBBERY. 20. was indict:id for assaulting and nee O'Reardon, in Bermondsey, on the night of August last. ~ utor said he was a clerk, residing at 172, A little before 11. on the night of the 12th was passing up Bermondsey-street, on his i en the prisoner and two others came up to him f •r some tobacco. Be told them he had none, • in took him by the arm and shook him. The • hini violently, and the other man hit him II cr ,, s6ed the road near the railway arch in . r.r. , : tried to get away from them when und him and knocked him down; and fell upon Lim, and rifled his pockets. •• Frl!‘ and as soon as they saw some 'ismer gave him a kick, and they all ran . t, , 4 rob him of any money, as en inner pocket which escaped their . hrwever. robbed him of a knife and r.. He gave information of the outrage to .• 1 n..! a quarter of an hour afterwards he c•istody, and recognised him as the rri... .-k, t: and kicked him in the face. •7:.• • • • having been proved against .r the prisoner to five years' penal LICE COURTS.-(TllIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. 1.'.1-1./.ltY bit • TOLL - STEM e'd. 25. gunmaker, was cLarged before mi. morning with stealing 32 revolvers, r. whc W a member of the London Scottish l •w taken several prizes at Wimbledon, n.ployment of Mr. J. Kerr, gun manufacturer, .u.“treet. On the 6th of the present month, was removing some wood from the cellar, :.scaled a patent revolver. He took it to his on an examination being made it was • ie a box which ought to have eon pWtols only four were left. -tr Gliserring what was going on, went pretence and never returned. The size • te , ll in the bands of Detective Hawks, who the pnsontr last night in a public-house in • ! playing at bagatelle. It appeared that he 1 the revolvers with different pawnbrokers at sob. They had been abstracted from his -tures singly from time to time during the zier was remauded. CI:ILDHALL. azt •WKWAIIIs XLVINLIE. Burchtll, photozrapher. 19, St. Martin's-le . surrendered in discharge of his bail before Alder da, to answer a charge of assault. ' , ln Daniel Stopher said ho was a licensed victual last night went to see the landlord of a public- La , ' taken, and about half-past 12 left to go home. her sister, and her cousin walked on in front IP lie was speaking about some business to .r• 1. and when he overtook them at the end of • 4 , 1 meat market, the defendant and a friend of • .I..ssing them in a most indecent manner. He w .fe, What do these infamous puppies mean by • ?" whereupon defettdisnt struck lum on the nose .:hirndown. He tlien,while he was down, struck • and then in the mouth, cutting his lip and • •o. of hie teeth. He knocked Lim down with v, and then would not let him get up. He ',dant by the leg till the policeman came. said that as the defendant and his friend • 'be heard one of them make a remark of cot wares, Lut could hear nothing more. •.ame op and asked her if she heard the • : die raid she heard something about • }S T‘ he called them puppies, and the de li 1,;a1 repeatedly. She supposed the term ki to them, as there was nu one else near 4), said he was called to the spot, and .) :::inant and defendant struggling to ' /sand and the ladies all in oue con bed great trouble in separating them. • t Lad hold of the leg of defendant's • lent complained that Mr. Stophur was I leg. Mr. /gopher was much excited, r c station he was calling the defendant :es. and saying Le would make them teach them what it was to strike a t winkled that he had punished nit., but it was his own fault. HO 4 ti . frmed Air. Ovules Barnes, wax "kregate-street, and they were talking . I, ridgeshire races, and it was..powible be • • th, w,,rd mares, but not se applied to ' IL's son so deep in conversation tW they ~, r I C2 Haaorroo g um THE EXPRESB, did not notice they had passed the ladies mill M Stoyher, two or three times over, celled them " He then tunnel back and asked Mr. fitopiser if ha wan addriwing theft remark' to lama. He said, "Tee you d--- d puppies, and VU let you know what Nis to insult • lady.' at the mine time aiming a blow at hin• storied the blow, and then returned it, and then they had a fight for about five minutes, during which Mr. Stopher atiurk him several time in the chest, but could not get at his face. Mr. Stopher was never knocked down at aU, but was in a stooping position trying to bite his leg when the policeman came up and took him away. Mr. Tarnee was called, and gave a precisely similar account of the transaction, and added that within a few vault. of his own door, where he had carried on business for ten years. it was not probable that he would have been guilty of such disgraceful conduct as that imputed to him and his friend Mrs. Stopher was recalled. and in answer to Alderman Hale said that neither defendant nor his friend touched her as they passed. Alderman Hale said that if it had bees shown that de fendant had addressed inoulting language to the females, or so much as touched them as they _ passed, ho would have sent him to prison without a fine. As it was, the assault was a severe ono, and for that the defendant mast Fay a fine of 20s. The tine was LFAVING • TILUN WNllat fit WM,. Jain Dobson. of 7, Deamark-plaoa, Cold Harbour-lan% was summoned for leaving a hula on the Metropolitan Railway at Farringdou-road, while& the train was in motion. ldr. J. E. Palmer, barrister. instructed by Mr. W. F. Tilsby, from ideasrs. Burchella, prosecuted; and Mr. Pieree defended. The case for the prosecution wee that on the 4th of Oct. the defendant arrived at the Farringdon.road station of the Metropolitan Railway by the train from lliorepton, and before it stopped ho opened the door and fell on to the platform. He was very much shaken, and his nose bled. Several witnesses stated that the train had not stopped when the defendant was lying on the platform, and some of them who were in carriages behind that in which the defend Int rode stated that the door of the eomparbnent in which they rode wee opposite to the defendant when the train stopped. They oleo sworn that the train did not jerk forward after it had fret stopped. For the defence a witnees was galled who slated that the train had stopped be:ore the defendant got oat, and then jerked forward six or eight lards. He also stated that he was getting out of a carriage, and owing to the train going forward be fell against a lady and nearly kneektd her down. Three persons got out on to the plat form lefore the defendant got out. Mr. Cooke adjourned the case for the production of further witnesses on both Fide.. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. STEYA TIC RORMMT. ...... roma. 71irster, a young man in the employ of Mr. John Merhert Emmanuel. tailor, of No. 294, thfard-streets as a porter, was charged with stealing a large quantity of clothing, the property of his employer. Mr. `earth appeared for the prosecution. Mr. Emmanuel said the prisoner was in his employ as a porter. In consequence of missing an overcoat from a Wilmer he spoke to the prisoner who said he know nothing about it. Subsequently he missed several other articles. Later in the day he was informed by his foreman that the prisoner had owned taking seven pturs of trousers and a coat, and on his speaking to the rnsonor about it he admitted stealing the articles, and said that his father had led him into it as he was always pressing him for money. The value of the articles stoma was about IW. Pelee-comtable Henry Dawson. 12 C R.. said that on taking the rrisoner into custody he said that he had iledg.l the articles, and took him to No. 11, Adam-street. and ahowrd him the duplicates. James Vincent, assistant to Mr. Richardson, of 11, Upper George-street, pawnbroker, produced two pairs, pledged in the name of Turner and bearing Mr. Em ma:men. name en the buttons._ _ Janie- , Downes. assistant to Dobree, of Gilbert-street. produced a coat pledged by the prisoner in the name of George Weeder]." and also a pan' of transom. Jchn Butterfield. as to Mr. Blizard, of Harrow road. produced two pairs of tronsers pledged by the prisoner bearing Mr. Emmanuel's name on the buttons, George Clapsham. assistant to Mr. Mills, of 241, Edgware-road. produced a pair of tremors. Mr. Emmanuel having identified the articles produced as Lis poverty, the prisoner was committed fur trial. 8111P1111 - 0 INTILLIOINCE.-(TRI3 D 47.) (sT ammans.) Lciamix, Oet. r.—Wind at Dann south-went, =narrate brrese, and cluudy ; there has been a considerable fall of raja this morn inc, and the weather is much milder. this.' FAT ‘D, Oct. 22.—Arrived Prime Arthur, from nas= D ; ata, Tut icorin ; Clarissa, Cars, Tatra; Amelia , Perusal ; Flisa, Amines; Hiram, Richibucto; Arran, Quebec ; Chios. hailed : l'ai!ez ! fo!?felbatiro. 14T1f8T SPORTING urnuaaawes 41,1 NZIP/ItiSilapT latinirol—(llit DAY.) • coo PLAT/. Ni.. °misdate . 1 hi aloe Ambitious .. NANDI:7AP PLATS t ice si 10 raa. MATCH. . • • lliohasi de Bum beat llonsalo. SATOH. Headier Bell best °Numinous. SZOOND NIIRSIBY. Brigantine .. 1 Dryad 2 cam ad • • • • • • • • 3 11 rms. SVEEPSTAKEi3 OF 600 BOYS. Itobsirre 1 eliaterault Sidsreiite SWEEPSTAKES. Pirate Chist 1 Fairfax 6 ran• • • • • • - . OPTIONAL BELLING PLAT& T.Y.C. 2.25. Morning Star, Man of War, Spider Cawdor, Forest Maid, Cater, Cork Jacket, Macchia', Lidy Palmerston g, Preneee, Memento, Bush Hill, a n d St. Agnes o are here. MAIDEN PLATE. T.Y.C. 2.60. Ellendie, Fenian, Columbine c, Ventnor, lorry Bay thorn, Bren*ua, Cocoanut, Clemency, Lumley, Eudora, Perfume, Badaworth, and Bilsthorpe are here. SELLING lIANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.C. 8.10. lady Palmerston R, Sat 101 b; Lelia, 84 bUlb; Bram bridge, Set 7lb ; His Levine c, 84; ,k:lierelie, 74 12th; Becky Sharpe, 7at 121 b; Fenian, 74 111 b; Pompeii, 7st 10lb : Scimitar, 74 10Ib; Mae of War, 7st 10lb ; P O4ll lWw f. 41.2 1 b V l Bl4lO, 74 1h1b: UM. 7461 b .. T CITY OP LONDON ELECTION. ITV'S DAY.) A meeting of the liberal candidates for the city of London and their friends and supporters was held at 2 o'clock at the City Terminus Hotel, C:111110D, street. The attendance was numerous. On the platform were the four candidates—Baron Rothschild, M.P.; Mr. It. W. Crawford, M.P. ; Mr. O. J. (hischeir, ; and Mr. Alderman W. Lawrence, M.P.—Mr. J. Locke, M.P., and Mr. Ayrton, M.P. The Orman:en (Alderman Sir Ileujamin Phillips), in opening the proceedings, said it could not be denied that the liberal electors were placed in a difficulty. This miserable three-cornered, thimble-rig system had put them in an awkward position, and the only solu tion of the matter was to ho found in a firm determination to return the four liberal members. (Cheers.) The result of the election would be, he doubted not, to prove that they were liberal in spirit and in deed. Ito cougratulited tho citizens of London on the cordiality and unanimity which prevailed. (Cheers.) Mr. Alderman W. Lsernm-s, at the request of the chairman, then addressed the meeting. After alluding to the circumstances which attended his first election for the City, and to his conduct iu parliament, he spoke of the recent inert ased expenditure under a conservative govern ment, end expressed his conviction that if it remained in office the evil would continue. There could be no doubt what the general result of the elections would be; the government themselves had shown that they were aware of that try turning temporary into permanent situations. Lord Mayo's case furnished an example. (Hoar, h^ar.) Ile then touched on the question of education, and of the equahration of the poor rates, which ho said must engage the attention of the new parliament. The Irish church was in everybody's mouth. It was a simple act of justice that it should no longer occupy the position that it did, exciting antipathy and fostering ill will on a wide scale. The proposition of Mr. Gladstone—(great cheers)—was simple and straightforward. There was no mental reservation. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Gladstone had stated distinctly that, in his opinion, the feuds taken from the Irish church should not be handed over to any other church. The object was to establish per fect religious equality in that country. There was no policy on the other side; the Prime Minister himself had not indicated one in his address. After what had occurred, however, nothing could surprise the country. In conolu 'ion, ho expressed full confidence in the result of the ap proaching election. Mr. B. W. Criaweonn, M.P., followed, claiming con fidence on the paved of past services in parliament Alluding to the statement that the voice of the City of Louden was not sufficiently powerful in the House of Commons, he denied that it was well founded. In the last twelve years measures had been carried which greatly affected the material interests of that city, and having during that time been entrusted by his colleagues with the care of those interests he had been constantly engaged in the discharge of his duties. He had been charged with being seldom in attendance in parliament. His reply was, that he was one of the earliest in his attendance and one of the last to leave. His vote was always ready when required, and in that respect he differed from gentle men whom he had seen coming up from the smoking room in a half-fuddled corulitiou asking how they should vote. (Laughter.) [The meeting was proceeding when our report left.) THE TNDIA AND CHINA 3fAILS. (ravlu's Eznizae.) IN, Ocr. 23. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Poonah, Captain Mothven, with the above mails, 88 psasengers, specie 6,8001., and a general cargo, including 2,365 bales raw sak, value 220,000/. sterling, has arrived. Her Ma j esty ' s slap Endymion and Egyptian yachts Mahrousca and Maass were at Alexandria, and at Malta her Majesty's ship Newport. The Semple left Malta for Alexandria 11th inst. with the Bth Regiment. GIBRALTAR, Ocr. 19. The following British vessels from United Kingdom ports:—Steamer, Jane Bacon, Maggie Smart, Illyrian, Thebes, Grecian, Beverley, Miranda, and schooner, Forest Princess and Dervi Lam. Exchanges are quoted :—London, 90 days' date, 491 to 5-16 ; Paris, sfr. 21c. to Mr. 22c. ; Marseilles, sfr. 21c. to 22c. ; Madrid, 8 days' sight, to 1 dis. ; Seville, par to k dis. ; Malaga and Almeira, 1 dis. ; Alicant and Valencia, par to 1 dis. ; Barcelona, par to 1 prm. ; Cadiz, par ; Five franc pieces, Ito of a dollar per cent. prem. The Chronicle of the 17th says :—" Yesterday, previous to leaving European waters for their voyage homeward across the Atlantic, Admiral and Mrs. Farragut entertained a large party on board the United States flag ship Franklin. His Excellency Sir Richard Airey, 0.C.8., Major-General and Mrs. Crutchley, H. Sprague, Esq. (the United States Consul), and Mrs. Sprague, Colonel and Mrs. Maberley, Captain and Miss Prevost, Captain Wilson (of her Majesty's ship Bristol), Captain Lambert (of her Majesty's ship Pallas), and Captain Andre, of the French imperial war steamer Dix Decembre, were among the company. After luncheon, dancing was kept up on the main deck till a late hour in the afternoon. The admiral is expected ashore in the course of the day to pay a farewell visit to the governor, and the Franklin will in all probability put to sea to-morrow, the 18th. The command of the squadron, vacated by Ad miral Farragut, devolves upon Commodore Pennock, hitherto captain of the Franklin, who will hoist his flag on the Ticonderoga. Captain Le Roy, Admiral Farragut's chief-of-staff, assumes the command of the Franklin on her homeward voyage." AWFULLY SUDDEN DIATIL—A shocking caw of sudden death occurred at Leicester on Wednesday even ing. The deceased, John Chapman, a horse dealer of Norwich, appeared at the Leicester Sessions to prosecute two of his former servants, Charles Plum and Stag Reeve, for having stolen 18 horses, value 1601., his property, on the 18th of April last. The prisoners were entrusted with the horses to take from Leicester to Melton Mowbray, but made off with therm disposing of 16 and pawning three for W. 10s., and it was nut until some time after that they were captured. The prosecutor was subjected to a NM* cross-examination by lir. Jacques as to the existence of • partnership between himself and the prisoners, which he denitd with some very sharp repartee on the learned bar rister. The prisoners were found guilty, but sentence was deferred, the learned recorder seeming dissatisfied as to whether the prisoners premeditated the act before they left Leicester. On the conclusion of the ease the prosecutor, who is about 36 years of age, and halo and hearty, was taken with laiotnw and fell down twice. Bottoming he was taken into the police station, and Pubes gri7eny removed to his lodgings at the Black Horse, where he died in about half-an-liour. TWA i..= - A - WiT;tl . f7,;ii;il7t - ifTer: )(Whim% for Trini~Ld. Livearoot . Oct. S! —Arrived : Queen o e As , m, from Atria ; (hammer , Mobile. /felled: Tenebelling, for St. Timm.; li)drabad, Melbourne; flea Pink, Calcutta; Haddon Hall, Cal cutta ;• Rat of Prue, Calcutta; Westmori:lend, Philadelphia; Erin, New York; Quebec, New York. .- . . IbMY URAD, : Pelham from Liverpool, for 14=: Hume. , liverPoci. sailed for li&ntaader. CM:K. Oct.ll—Arrived : Htivotia (m), from New York. !3: Jen (ots ), New York, left 11th. Qt aran.ars, 0.7. ti!.—Armed : MaryhOW Mafia from Boatload, New Bailiwick; tooloiaaa, New Bromwich. etros Oct. :Bovoisetio, for Trlnkiaa , St. 3L ( chael, Bolds: Bt. lads. Domarom. :_Carl Tortie, from 424.. bet. Cesoirr, Oc-r: 12.-Batd. Imam". for ilinOMPere. lilt OtCSAIIII, lkl. tell. — Arrind Amity, hum I.ineirec ; lanebre. Orr Wart C , Ott. IL—Amired : Pamela (C, from Alex andria. C.eotrr, Oct. U.-4mile.! : Enea, Baena Ayres; W il liam Nelms Monte Video • Vencitore, Moats Video; Gottfried, Mcate Video ; Prism Alt= v.a ßahis; Sabra Nouse, New York. Fervor-re, Oct. : Gotham, boa Colombo. tor London ; mutter and crew sick Aro, from Mariano* ; P.etro Ligari, Salina. Sailed: iln!,lfo:potc.!: Prune Omar, Bombay. eAguAuries: TAI.VOrTIN, net. 4!.—Arrived: Childers, from T.iverpool, for Perntay, with past of cargo thrown overboard, and crew refusing to peereed. llet.lll.—Arrived : Williela end Marv, from New castle, for Cherbourg, to atop a leak. Etwroa, Oct. —Arrived : Jules (wboe.ner) of Arbroath, towed in, having been in collalion with the buds (a.), of Leith. Le latter proceeded for Denzig un Lemmas...per,' Ort. St —Arrived : dan a red ili, from Doter for Ebields, assipeesi in by stem tug, with lois of jil!-boons, bead war, and pint how badly More, having been in colhOon with the Leo of Landes, yesterday. near the Kentish Knock. Accmzcr or viz MIDLAND RAILWAY.—,'THIS DAT.)—Thia morning an accident occurred which caused great inconvenience to the suburban traffic by the running off the line of some of the carriages at the Haverstock-hill station at about 7 o'clock. It was some hours before the line was sufficiently clear for the traffic to be resumed. CROOKILAVEN, Ocr. 23, 7.20 A.M.—The Cunard steamer Java is now passing Browhead signal station en route for Queenstown. At Huntingdon, a few days ago (says the Stam ford Mercury), a man picked up a parcel containing a .501. note. Be restored it to its owner, a stranger, who re warded him by the present of one penny! MELANCHOLY ACME:CT.—Two MEN SUFFO CArYn.—On Tuesday last the sloop Lady Isabella Bungles, of Kirkcudbright, arrived at Burnfoot, Berwick, laden with lime. The crew consisted of Thomas Roddy, master, James Milligan, mate and Jame s Moreland, apprentice, all belonging to Kirkcudbright. On the morning of Wednesday the owner, Mr. Williamson, grain merchant, Kirkcudbright, sent a man of the name of M'Cormick to Burnfoot to assist in discharging reached the cargo. On Thursday morning a report Kircudbrigbt that the three men, Roddy, ]foreland, and M'Cormick, had been found lying insensible in the cabin of the sloop. Mr. Williamson at once despatched Drs. Johnson and Hay to Burnfoot, and on their arrival they found the rumour was only too correct. The man M'Cor 'IAA was found to be recovering, and in the course of tie day be was restored to nearly his usual state of health. The other two men were found to be quite unconscious. Mr. Williamson, who bad ac companied Drs. Johnson and Hay, returned to Kirkeudhlight and sent a carriage down to Burnfoot, and had the men removed to their homes. Roddy and Moreland remained unconscious, gradually getting worse, and both died on Friday night. It appears that the three men slept on board the sloop on the night of Wednesday, the hatches having been closed and fresh air excluded, and that they had been overpowered by the fumes of carbonic acid gas. The face of the master was cut and bruised, evidently caused by hie having endeavoured, while in a half-conscious state, to get to the hatches, and fallen. The mate, Milligan, was fortunately not on board on the night of Wednesday. Roddy leaves a wife and small family ; Moreland was unmarried.—.4yr Advertiser. MOVEABLE FEVER MOSPITAI.B.—The Express of the 16th inst. contains an admirable suggestion by Mr. Napper of Cranley, for dealing with the outbreaks of contagious diseases which occasionally ravage the most healthy districts. At present such patients can only Le sent to the county hospital or to the workhouse, when it happens that a sepa rate building has been erected for their recep tion. I'erroanent hospitals or contagions wards in many healthy districts often fall to decay, so rarely are they used. Moreover, they are utterly inadequate when an epidemic comes, and, as at a Oultdford, the authorities find it all but impossible to provide the moans for segregation. Mr. Napper propose.. to esta blish moveable iron hospitals so constructed as to take easily to pieces, and to be packed in vans. When re quired, they eau be despatched to the infected town or village, at a moment's notice, and there set up. Tempo rary rites, often near the workhouse or county hospital, could be • found without difficulty. The whole ex pense, together with the staff required, would be readily met by the public authorities, under the latest powers of the Sanitary Act, or by public Bub ecriptson, as the MS might be. We cordially endorse the bone that this moat valuable migration will attract the attention of the Board of IbialtK We commend it, also, to guardians and the Poor-law Board, since nothing would be easier than for the guardians of an extensive district to unite in the perdition of wash an hospital,'{: order to ob►iate the absurdity of building one in each union, which may rarely U over Da rogiiimaL—)crisis I:4Va_ YLCIITT ,RPOPIXR tiffiT Ing wo s ourosz6 23,- aiILWAY, _111111 4 310,.AND OTHMit SHARE4I.—(7IIIB DAL) rOloslti i csa rm lo i l T p.lll COLOICIIII GO uctrarrnm. Canada, 6 per am* Jas. and July, 1877.84, 1071, 1. Natal, 6 per oust., May and Nov., 1061. 18 96, New South Wales, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1888 to ool, C New Zealand, 6 pee oast. , Jaa. and July, 96 1. Do., Jan., April, July, and O. 971, 11, ad. Nova Scoti a, 6 per oent„ Jan. and July, 1688, 193, 1. ORDINARY MARES AND STOOII3. Qtledonian. 711, 1. Great Faster; 411, 7 1, 1, 1. Great Northern, 10 . thelli Waders, or a iVtB . laseeshwe and Y 12 Loads*, Beghtem, and South Closet, It Loath% Chatham, and Dover, 171, 1. Leedom sad Nottlt Western, 112, 111. Loader' and Ise& Wades, 871. 11anchmitar, She Meld, and Linoolnahin, 48 1870)Metropolitan 1. Extension (div. lim.to 6 per cent. till lan. , 1941, Midland, 1121, 13. North Eastern (Berwick), 1001. Do. loads), 66. Do. (York), 89, North and South Western Junction, 1021. Do., new IW. shares, 71. South Eastern, 77C f. Staked, Wokingham, and Woking, 121. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western, original, 4f per cent., 1860, 84. Do., 6 per pent redeemable, Midland Consolidated (Bristol andßirmingham), 6 per cent., 132. PREFERENCE MARES AND STOCKS. Great Eastern, 41 per cent., 78. Do., new 6 per cent., 1663, 89, & Midland, 6 per cent., optional to convert to ordinary stock, Sept. 1, 1889, 191. Do., b per cent., 4 15-18. BRITISH POBBEBBIONS. Porn., Par., and Cent. India, guar. 5 ter cent., 10q, Eastern bengal,. gun, 6 per eclat.. 108 East Indian, guar. 5 per Sent., 114, . • Pe., L allures, 111. Grand Trunk of Canada, 161, Do., Equipment Mortgage Bonds, Ist charge of 6 per cent., Is 4. Po., Ist preference bonds, 61. Great 11141i1U1 Penni., gun. 6 per cent., 1104, I, t. Do., nnw ' 111. Great Weetcru of Canada, 54 per cent. bonds, payable 1877-78, )2. Madras a. 5 per cent., 1084, I. Do., 4 per cent., 102. Sciude, gua. 6 per cent., 1041. I'unjaub, 1041, t. INDIAN RAILWAY DEBENTURE S . East Indian, 1872, 102. Great. Indian Peninsula, 1872, losi. FOREIGN lULILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 101. Bahia and San Fran. (Lim.), gua. 7 per ct., 151, ad. Dunabe/ and Witepak (Limited) guaranteed 6 pet cent., 861. , ad. Dutth 1 'midi, 241. Great Luxembourg, 101, ad. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Orel Vitebsk, gua. by Russian Government, 6 par cent., 83A, 3, ad. bouth Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 81. I)RITISII MINES. East Orenville, 4. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN WINES. Alamillos (Limited), 111. Don Pedro, North del Rey, 21 prom. Yrontino and Bolivia Gold (Limited), 13-16, I. Tort I'Lillip, 1 9-16. Boma (lrande (Limited). t, 7-1 G prom. St. John del Rey (Limited), 171. Vancouver Coal (Limited). 9. DOCKS. London and St. Katharine, 4.51. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Agra (Limited), A, 12. Do., B, 61, Anglo-Austrian, 1, 1. Bank of BritiA Columbia, 1, 1. Consolidated (Limited) , 41, 11-16. Imperial Ottoman, 11 1. London and County, 'ew, issuod at 20 prem., 161. paid, 40. London Joint Stock, 321, 3. London and 'Westminster, 643, Si. 41, 5. Do., Scrip, iseued at WI. prem., none of which has been paid, 521, 13, 2, If . National Provincial of England, 201. shares, 393. Union of Ireland (Limited), 231. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 211, 3. Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent., 80, 79. Credit Foncier of England (Limited), 21, 7-16. Crystal Palace, 241. 9 par osnt. Viceroy, gua. by Egyptian gowns. 4 1. 7, 7l rice4Warehonso (Kited), 123. Hudson's Bay, 121, 1. International Financial Society (Limited), 31. Italian Irrigation (Canal Cavour), 2 1.5-16. North British and Mercantile Insurance, 181. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 533, 3. Rio do Janeiro City Improvements (Limited), 183, scl. Royal Mail Stew, 60, 1. Submarine Telegraph, scrip, J. Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Lim.), 151. Thames and Mersey Marino Insurance ( Lim.), 41, 6-16. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 743, 51. WEATHER REPORT.-{THIS DAY.) ItlY4k)(8. The diminution in biu;MetriiiiMessure noticed yesterday afternoon has continued during the night over Great Britain, but on the Irish roast a slight rise is shown during the last twelve bout% Readings are now comparatively low in the north, being about half an inch lan than there on the French curet. The change in temperature has been comidemble on the south and east eoaste-13 digs. in London. In the west its nearly un changed. During the night a gale set in on the wed coast : it began from the north-west at midnight at Ardroman and at Brest. Strong south-west winds were felt In Ireland, whom irestsrly winds are still blowin ; hot at the entrance of the Channel modrats math-we y winds are reported, while in the south -esat a strong smith-west wind is felt. The weather, which appears very unaettled. is cloudy, and rain is falling in the south. The sea is disturbed in the /mei= Channel. Warn inp to all CUILMJ. COAL MARICET.—(THIB DAY.) Walla End Hetton, 19s. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End South Hetton, 19s. ; Walls End Teee, 195.; Walls End East Hartlepool, 18e. 9d. ; Walls End Kelloe, 18e. ; Walls End Wharneliffe, 16e. 9d.; Walls End Eden Nam, 17s. 6d. ; Elliott., 18s . 6d. ; Holy well, 16e 6d. ; Cowpen's Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; West Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; H a stings Hartley, 16s. 6d . — Ships at market, 40; at sea, 30. RITUALISM AT ST. JAMES'S, BRIGHTON.— Writing to the Times, the Rey. J. Purchas says that in November last the evangelical party intimated that if he would lay aside the vestments and incense, he would restore peace and good-will to the "distracted pariah of Brighton." The rev. gentleman adds :—" I immediately did so, on the principle that charity is better than rubrics, but peace did not ensue. The evangelicals demanded a visitation of St. James's Chapel, to abolish, if possible, the poor remains of ritual that I had retained—viz., a pair of candlesticks and a dozen scarlet ciuwocks. The Arch deacon of Lewes rejected this proposal, and visited all the Brighton and Hove churches. Finding that the com promise failed in restoring peace, I resumed the vestments and incense." _ _ The Prince de hi Tour d'Auvorgne, French am beseador at London, after spending some weeks with hie brother the Archbishop of Bourgos, has arrived in Paris. His excellency will return to England at the beginning of November. OUTWARD INDIA AND CHINA MAILB.--GIB MYER, Ocr. 22.—The Peninsular and Oriental Com pany's steamer Syria, from Southampton on the 17th inst., strived to-day at 7 a.m., and left at 2 p.m. fur Alex andria. She experienced line weather. QUEEWirrourir, Our. 23.—The National Steam ship Company'. steamship Helvetia, from New York, arrived off here at 3 a.m. to-day, and prooeeded for Liverpool. All well. The Calcutta Englishman of the 11th ultimo says that orders have been given by her Maieety's government that • limited number of troops only is to be kept up by native states, and that ammunition for ono year only is to be issued for the use of such levies. FOROIIUES BY A LIVERPOOL MERCllANT.—Yee terday, Mr. Colin Alexander Drysdale, who carried on an extensive business as a hide and leather factor, in College-lane, Liverpool, was brought up at the police court of that town, charged with forging and uttering a bill of exchange for 1431. 7.. 11d. Ho had au acoount at the National Bank of Liverpool, and in June last. he paid in there the bill in question, which purported to be accepted by Mr. David Alexander Stott, tanner and wool merchant, of Silver Mills, Edinburgh. The bill was negotiated and sent to a bank in Loodou. The officials there communicated with their correapondenta at Edin burgh, when the forgery was discovered. The bill arrived at maturity on the 2nd instant, and was retired on that day by a Mr. Hueeihaw, a banking agent, who re ceived from Dryads/. the am ount for which it was drawn. Ei l : f ri7ner 'eras committed for trial at the amiss% being to ball on finding two sureties in SOW. each. It wee understood that the were other charges "plait him, bat they were not gone into. :?4 117 MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ONE OVLOOL The sleek markets are dull to-day, and the general mem of prioes is unfavourable. Nearly all the dealings consist of sales, especially as re gards foreign securities, which have given way. Egyptian of 1864 and Peruvian of 1886 are princi pallxoffend. Therment important rise in the latter. stock has caused realisations. United States 5-20 bomb are also lower. Horne railway stocks are supported, in consequence of the favourable traffic returns just issued by most' of the principal com panies. Consols are dull, at the closing quota tions of yesterday. Royal Mail Steam shares still exhibit a drooping tendency. The amount of business generally is not large. The rate for bills in the discount market is 1; to per cent., and for loans in the Stock Ex change I. Conaols aro quoted 941 to 4 both for money and the account (November 6) ; and the Three per Ceuta. Reduced and New Three per Cents, 93 to lk. Very few transactions have been recorded in railway stocks. Caledonian, and London, Chat ham, and Dover have advanced 4 to 4 per cent.; while Great Eastern and South Eastern have declined 4. Prices aro quoted as follows : Caledonian, 711 to 1; London and North Wostern, 111; to 1124 ; Great Western, 481 to 1; Midland, 1121 to 4; London and South Western, 874 to 88f ; Great Eastern, 41 to 1 ; Brighton, 52 to 4 ; South Eastern, 771 to 1 ; Metropo litan, 1084 to 107 ; Great Northern, 1074 to 108; ditto A, 100 to 4 ; lancaahlre and York shire, 1284 to 4 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, lif to 1; and Manchestin, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 48 to 4. The foreign stock market is flat. Egyptian Bonds of 1864 have declined 1 per cent. ; Peruvian of 1865, ; and Italian of 1861, Turkish of 1863, and the Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan, H. Annexed are the quotations :—Brazilian of 1863, 79 to 1; Chilian of 1867, 941 to 1 ; Egyptian of 1861, 81/ to 821, ex div. ; Italian of 1861, 531 to ; Mexican, 16 to 1 ; Peruvian of 1863, 81/ to 1; Russian of 1866, 90 to 91 ; Nicolai Railway Loan, 681 to ; ditto Orel, 83 to 1, ox div. ; ditto Moscow-Jaroslaw, 83/ to 1; Spanish of 1867 331 to j ; Turkish of 1838, 68 to 1; ditto of 1862, 691 to 701 ; and ditto of 1863, 411 to 1. The Indian Four per Cents. have rece,lei 1 per cent., the present price being 1021 to 1031. Tho Ten-and-a-Half per Cents. are at 214 to 217; the Five, 1141 to 113; the Bonds, 181. to 235. prem. ; the Debentures, 1031 to 106; and Ex chequer Bills, 17s. to 21s. prem. Bank Stock, 212 to 244. Numerous dealings have taken place in London and Westminster Bank shares, but the price is unaltered, at 64! to 611. London and County, 481 to 49 1 ; Union of London, 331 to 311; Anglo- Austrian, 61 to 7 prom., being ss. better ; Impe rial Ottoman, 11 to 1. prem. ; and Consolidated, 1 to j prem. There is no change in miscellaneous shares. National Discount are at 111 to 121; General Credit, 21 to 21 die. ; International Financial, 11 to 11 dis. ; Hudson's Buy, 15 to }; Telegraph Construction, 14 to 1 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 3,1 to 4} ; and Anglo-Ame rican, 211 to 1. American securities show dulness. The 3-20 Bonds ire per cent. worse, at 721 to 73 ; Erie Railway shares, 31: to ; Illinois Central, 964 to 971 ; Atlantic and Great Western De bentures, 361 to 37}; and the Consolidated Mort gage Bonds, 49 to 1. The scrip of the Italian Tobacco Loan has declined to 21 to 21 prem. The shares of the Royal Mail Steam Company continue heavy, transactions baying occurred at 50, or 10 discount. The Council of India will receive tenders on the 4th prox. for bills on Calcutta and Madras to the amount of 200,000/. The joint traffic return of the Caledonian and North British Railways shows this week an in crease of 3,467!. over last year. TWO O'CLOCK. Foreign bonds remain dull. Peruvian of 1865 have experienced a fresh fall of per cent., since I o'clock. the present price being 811 to j ; Mexi can and Spanish of 1867 are 1 to I lower. Railway stocks, however, show firmness, and Midland, Great Eastern, Great Northern A, and Lancashire and Yorkshire have improved 1 per cent. On the other hand, London, Chatham, and Dover is lower. The government funds are unaltered. FOUR O'CLOCK. The English funds are without variation, at 941 to 1 both for money and the account. The railway market is arm. and a rise of 1 to per cent. is apparent in some cases. Caledonian, 711 to 72; Brighton, 52 to 1; Metropolitan, 1116} to 2; South Eastern, 771 to 78; Midland, 1121 to 1131; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1281 to t ; London and North Western, 112 to ; and Great Western, 481 to Foreign bonds are quoted about the same as at 2 o'clock. Italian of 1861, 63} to 1; Orel, 821 to 831; Nicholai, 681- to ; Turkish of 1865, 41 to } ; and Spanish of 1867, 331 to $. About 72,0001. in bar gold has been sent into the Bank. At Paris to-day the Three per Ceut. Renter opened at 70Er. 2.3 e. for the amount, being 1 per cent. lower. With reference to the Egyptian Nine per Cent. Loan, it is announced that the money for the dividend and repayment of capital at par, payable the 22nd November, has been duly received by the Imperial Ottoman Bank. Bills of exchange on the government of Ceylon for 230,000 rupees were yesterday disposed of by public tender at the offices of the crown agents for the colonies. The minimum was fixed at is. l Id. per rupee, and the whole amount was taken above that rate. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Thursday, the 29th inst., a special settling day in the preferred and deferred (ordinary) stocks of the South Eastern Railway Company, which are to be marked in the official list. At a meeting yesterday of the Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company (Limited) the report of the joint committee of shareholders and creditors was adopted, and it was referred back to them to carry out its recom mendations. Four members of the committee ere elected as the new board, with power to add to their number. We are requested to state that the application list of the Mexican Railway Company's Eight per Cent. Mortgage Bonds will be closed for London on Monday, the 26th inst., and on the 27th for the country. The following is the official return of the cheques and bills cleared in the Bankers' Clearing-house for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 21 : Thursday, Oct. 16 sa Fri t ti, o o*. 16 Oct 17 Monday - , Oct W 9.14:000 Tuesday, Oct 20 Wednesday, Oct. 21 10,003,000 4962 4 000 Joni C. Pomo; Depu Sl ty Impeder. Bankers' Clawing-home, Oct. t 2. The totel hpere shown is extraordinarily large, even after allowing' for the heavy addition to the clear ances occasioned by the Stock Exchange settle ment ce the 16th. The weekly rebus of the Beak of Frame shows the following delu (Um exchange being taken at Mr. to the poun ds: . • foie and bullion , . Decrease 4268,000 Bills discounted Notes ia circulation Private deposits Treasury balance lncrease 304, , 000 Advances The discounts, circulation, and privsto deposits have all diminished considerably. There is also a further decline in the c o i n and bullion, reducing the total to 48,904,2001. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 21, oompared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes: . . . _ Circulation tame 233,860,976 Decrees@ 6232,896 Circulation active Publudaposits 3,660,282 Decrease 287,831 Other deposits 20,406,864 Increase 174,373 Government esearities is banking dimparimist . . 15,935,874 No change. Other ineurltins in bank ing department Coin and babas in both departments 19,047,174 Decrease 217.076 Berea day sad o th er bills 673,915 Declare 21,962 The Best Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes& oath) in banking department 10,463,384 Decrease 194,951 This return is influenced to some extent by the completion of the dividend payments. The de cline in the government deposits is almost coun terbalanced by a further increase in the private deposits, but, as the advances on " other" secu rities bare increased a little, the reserve has de clined 194,9.511. During the week upwards of 100,0001. in newly imported gold was sent into the Bank. yet the coin and bullion show a decrease of 217.071;1., thus indicating still an unusually largo absorption of coin in the internal circulation. This way bo due, in part, to the pending elections. DANK OP I Am Acconrr, pareuent to the for the Ina ending on MON NOUS issued S33,ba DIM YnS f 1330160,871 trzriethn " cardia i star 6oo l)l MO; ,b 66 PsiLlic Depuoita Oa eluding Exelvriocr, Ilavinre lisb;Tal I iciir,and Dividend Accounts) 3. 5 . 14 ,V32 Other bilsokits 10,44,6,8:4 80 , 12 Day sad other Bills 642,273,90 d Dated the rind day of October. MIXES-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. The amount of business in the mining market to-day is moderate, but Frank Mills, West Groat Work, Cal beck Fells, Drakewalls, Great Laxey. and Wheel Uny shares are in request. Subjoined are the prices :—West Chiverton, 61 to 62 ; Great Laxey. 19 to 20; Chiverton, 41 to 6; Calbock Fella, 14s. to los. ; Great Vor, 121 to 13; Wheal Uny, 21 to 3 ; West Great Work, 21 to 3 ; Frank Mills, 34 to 4 ; Chiverton Moor, 61 to 1 ; Drake Walls, 17a. Gd. to 20s. ; West Drake Walls, Bs. to 10s.; South Great Work, .is. to I's. 6d. ; Prince of Wales, 38s. to 40s. ; Marke Valley, si to 9 ; and West Caradon, 4 to I. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quoted as follows :—St. John Del Rey, 17 to 14 ; Don Pedro, 21 to 3 prem. ; Auglo-Brazilian, dis. to Far ; Pestarena, 11 to 11 dis. ; Chontales, 21 to 1 ; Rossa Grande, to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Italian, par to 1 prem. ; United Mexican, 1/ to 21 ; Frontino and Bolivia, 1 to ; Port Phil lip, 11 toll ; Central American, 1 dis. to 1 prem. ; Sao Vicente, par to 1 prem. ; General Brazilian. par to 1 prem. ; Yudanamutana, 1/ to 21 ; and lierbudda Coal and Iron, 21 to 2 dis. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Only a moderate quantity of English wheat was on sale here to-day : nevertheless the demand for both red and white parcels ruled inactive. In prime na change took place. With foreign wheat the market was well supplied. Sales progiesiad slowly, at the rates previously current. Floating cargoes of wheat were dull of sale ; otherwise the floating grain cargo trade was steady in tone. The supply of barley was moderate. The trade was firm, espetially as regards tine malting p►rcels, which realised full prices. Cirinding and distilLuig aorta realised previous quotations. Malt changed hands to a fair extent, at late rates. In oats a fair average business was passing, and the value of old corn was well supported. Beans were firm, at late rates. Peas found buyers on former terms. Most agricultural seeds met a fair sale, but linseed and rapeseed were quiet. Cakes were steady. ARRIVAIS OF GRAIN, tc., INTO LONDON BY WATER. CARRIAUR FROM OCT. 19 TU OCR. 21, 110TH INCLU BIV E. ISeolch Irish Foreign l7/i0 Total pm qrs. qrs. qn. 115C4 Qrs: 1610 il4O 4960 1110 Maim, 413 jolt LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (TIM DAY.) (ST TELZOLLPIL ) (PROX Ora OWN CORRESPONDENT.) COTSON.—The market steady ; sales, 12,000 bake. Coax.—Attendance moderate. Wheat firm, at the ea. treme rates of Tuesday. Flour very slow•. Bean and peas firm. Oats and oatmeal in moderate sale at Lite rates. Indian corn, a fair business at Tuesday's prices. Danubian, 365. 6d. ; mired. 38e. 3d. WAKEFIELD CORR MARKET.--(TIIIS DAY.) (IT TILZGRATZ.) (noir ens owar COWSPONDINT. Slow trade for wheat, at late rates. Burley and other articles steady. CORK BUTTER ILLRKET--(TIIIS DAY.). (sT Imam Ara.) Cruet ova OW connzirotaisorr.) Ordinary 1335., 1295., 1245., 1225., 110 n. 86.. ; 1,510 firkins. Mild cured, 140.., 1325., 1255. ; 140 firkins. MINCINO-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) STOLL—There is rather more steadiness in the demand. but "ales are confined to small parcels at previous prices. Jamaica, 31s. to 335. Gd. ; St. Kitts, 31s. to 33e. ; Do minica, 31s. to 31s. 6d. ; Trinidad, 30s. to 311 e. 6d. Refined is in better request at the previous value. Corns.—Therets an active inquiry at fully the late advance", bold kinds selling at a further improvement of 6d. to Is. per cwt. Plantation Ceylon, or.ary to fine oidinary, Us. to 675. • low middling to middling, 694. to 765. • good middling to bold, 775. to 8.5 e. 6d. ; good ordinary native Ceylon, 48e. Tea.—There is no improvement in the demand for this article. Num.-200 pnaeleons Jamaica mold at full prices, and 60 puncheons of Leeward' at L. 10d. Rnia.—The market is steady, but quiet. Sricze.-600 bags of Penang black popper sold foe arrival at 31d., aad awls lignia, second pUe;l4oa, Faurr.—TUra is a good Wainer doing, at firm rates. SALTFILTIJL —No sales to report. Corron.—The market is stesdr, at late rates. Juri.-4,009 bales sold for aMvsl at full prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.L Tim market is firm. Town tallow, 49& 6d. ; Peters burg Y.C. on the s 44a. 6d. ; December, 445. ; January, 46e. ; Mar ch,,43e. 31. BIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LIUDINRALL.—Hides.-661ba. to 641 b.. Sid. to 3#4.; 64110. to 72.11 e., 31d. to S t r. ; 721b0. to RONA.. SP. to 4 d.; 8011... to 88Th.., 4d. to 4 . ; 881bo. to 961b0, tid. to Ofd. ; 161bo. to 1041138., 4141. 6d. Homo kudos. to. 641. to 00. 6d.; calf skins . Litt, to 44.. full. 75. od. 8113310711127.—Ph00p disc —YoUod. 4.. to h. 6d, ; half-brads, to 4a. 641. , downs, ao. 21.1. to 84t. 9d. ; lambs, 34. to 58. BOROUGH HOP WARICET.—(7IIIB D 4 14 .1 27 Mom flottondso sod Sada meet a coelthololl • &mood ot retail nature tor ill dosoria t tor of both Rm. lia an d yx l iga. Stooks of chutes% 40 NWT NM% Fires being untheel•d. ENGLAND. Aft 7th arid sth Victoria, clap. *. edneeday, 0,1. 21, 1,03. °•II7IIENT. (idvernui rut Debt 111,015,100 Other fleeuritree Gold Coin and Itulliork.ll,tod,9l‘ Silver Balliott L33,15),11f10 , AtTVIVT. 14;;;;;;Ineat Saari ' tin 416.935.87 i Other Elsosaiiiss 1•601b1.40 Notes 9,357,141 Odd awl &Iva OWa 10/0,19, tu,17A,106 0. Amu, Met GYAhier. r. IBM :411P1 N W