The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-21 00:00:00

sr( 1 0.11) EDITION. fl 1.1)4; ENNE.-(fillS DAY.) t . in or 11ANK IZI'PTCI". : • 1: , ,r7. • • • • i n merchant, of Iliattopa , • , f,r lut order of reloote. There ...Lou to Mr. CorinniaAloutw Mot .. • r b mkrupt to find Iwo lunettes :avowal. - • to the court to reloow the bank : • ,t: tt.o ground that ho wat unable T • . t.. 11 lira. in the witure of an ilosbioner liolroyd's order, and he ,t. IN Rl' REYRT 01.11111 AN. - : 1: A 411 p-broker. of Fisachurch-buttd ',. • lle witaitied his failure to want of trade. His application for relowie, 1 po•ed, was now (adored. IN ILE TROWNIL • •-•.;r-.rt was a hop and seed merchant, of South , , .1. 1;0: This was the sitting for examina ,..a tunic. Ills liabilities are 3,4001.. ; assets, 1ii 0 .41 3. seventy, ab.iut 1,9004 A medical the bankrupt's illness being produced, as was ordered. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. TEIIS DAY.) ••••!CVICTiO.N or • NOTORIOI73 0.1:10 07 nranLans. • jjaVes, italarvr. 1 ' arX4 , 144 34. and .Ta • idioemaliers. were indicted for attempting to coin - I a burglary. The pneenere phale.l rot gnilty. ha Wright. poi Tel At 4. Vi.- .tart. -street. Westminster, About 2 ••ii the morning of the 3c41 inst., awoke a at ti,c back part of the house. w. tot .I.w u • tairs with another raan, and on tie has k do•••: - on the has•ement saw the three pri i a pi, of w...te ground at the back of the house. • .• I . II.; L. ar, they were given in charge. l'pon p.. r i he found the iron bars had • '_, ti.as fockets. l'timuers all ha.l We will wait upon you •: t• Tn• T.• ieching taken from the house.... h. -.ad he was sent to Victoria-street. and •• s At 2 tirl.sek he beard some sh;,pin:; bus boots off. ran up. •.!.it ah the 1.1-t witness, ant another . _iy rh.,i the door and rushed out upon i....iking into No 4. The po:ter . •-• • 'A..% and threatened to blovr :: • .1. fne other man ha l a riff' • • . . pre,titr,l to the prisoners. . • th, rs. t slei p and didn't • • • p:is•sm-rs: hand. were lishe.l ..• •, • •ord to the stati.m. Whea Wert: found upon aul corroborated the : !•.,. 1 1..4,-, p- 1 tie r., a• of 1.11:g:us. vra," ....~ •t • r•• rov's vvl 71 ,"••• t , . . . . • .1 .!!. l..tr an.l P • rs,n>. tt ,ervituau COURTS.-(TllIS DAY.) I 7 IN .81:' r, IWN • •ti:.Ji •• t; W t . •l :••*.t a 11 t:i • t .‘ , ll. a 4e:,:.v:u_La : : t drunk. sull I • i .\ 1. js.; C. s .11 —About 1 -I.r the p: ismiers gun.t .. !. n gentleman b.:- _ .r 1 wat...he 1 them. st 1:.• t. ‘. a -tt :rit pc , .ket and take : ....4 :.t the swam time Fo-ter patket. I ~.eize, l both . a 1 g U-. I thought L t.+table Lame to my . sn.l wc t- the !ie.:cut-c.a.:a. Hard ) w awa‘. a:.l the con:44l)le picked it It was a p... 1.. } %t t piz•ort, .4 to the :.on ••• -...e1, and a gold watdz 11/4 nu on r• mush altaa...:, C 1.. , aid—The la 4 witness asked take tt , thc mid I did so, and while . ,t.t away, which I found on nat.. h..;,:t it fell from my cloak. but I '77 .1, 7 It a w It. (..h• female sear ler at Vine-street— ,la c struck lead if she atvat her that L.ll iu.t. belong to her, : ..1 m te: the watch. .• ltran. of No. 4. Westbourne-zrove, said . • wall Fir me fri.mds yesterday. and I w:.at oc.urred. I had my wat lan 1 •i .t I rc:c,....Lt nothing else. The watch ere cv pr -petty. and of the value ui ct 1:!.. we., taken from me. - 4 C. asked for a remand, with . 1. ....t.g : liana cmrictions, which was T HAYES. C r A 11. i'.l:-OF-LEAVZ MAN. . .45 1,, • j A! a ticket-of-leave twe Mr charge.' with tl.c i•eckca of same Dutch 3aihrs, ••• don S.inday morning last. and • •• • . Mr. i'agct on Monday, tor that several robberies had been A' ay . uthwtll li:gh-street, :at the thieves had made their through the Thames Tunnel to Lai been seen in company with 'l7 i was Laaing about the loca:it.es : oatr..,rel wei - e committed. wa• not c , ..nclu,ive and watt, a caution. and advised him ; f:itAre. 1.14 inght Police-6er- K. • the 1.71- •onie Dutch ay aria attunpt tomb them, and i. L. rt Smith pr0%..1 90:v,ral previous . tL, prisoner. In July. lxo3, he wai • t , ul Criminal Court for highway rot,- . .:. • cut. or:. 1 to •-ic year,* penal tin G tt.ket 0: leave six months ago. t. •-• f-:. t, and is liable to i. tune rivi:atiog tuV con- • v. the TY.-i! , ner was in Patteliff • y ! -v anniitting y.. . n csmnrinng lam to tl, Ifoa,e i t 1, for Cate n.olitl!%. .!. t ... • r W.l ,1.1 L.. • . . ty. in,1,t13.4,:u fu: . %..111 VIG;A:N. 1: AT writ, to u. a fulloss : —•• The .4:4 in 11. eaK L..ciug b.. en rtAived by the : the .1 h. ;1•LI.1 a very ermtleOUS 4tAte. c . It 14011)13red in I. 1.. you w.it Lc glad to be ittiormod by tho u,. t. ti, tt • toed thP Rod btu treated • . ut. tl..t t!.t. :•. , .ty Lan into ut,tivalticout a fort- ! UL DEATH ON A 11.1ILWAY.—A dreadful occurred on the Wiatehaveu and Furness ~ .y. resulting in the death of a man named Ralph .;1 :tears r.f age. liecea.sed was gate-keeper at the • • 3.y kt te:Avtn, and was proceeding to open . - for an cligthe which was coming along the line •hottly pa's through, but did not do so soon instead of hoisting the danger signal, so that • ou.il be clopped, he tried to open the gates, • old-hislozied constrdction and require to t.p.n by the hand. While thus occupied the • • hashing through the partially opened gates, . •.• • • a•-ed in a mutt frightful manner. La in and the jury, after hearing the evidene7, • %. eau t of accidental death, and accompanied • +:rah u recotalaCtidatioll to the railway coin r.l,2 an improved mode of opening the gate. r.. I way 'Atrial,. were present, and they Intl ' • • •.i. ',commendation would be made known in • • •,••arl4 T. of. A NoTIIER FiIItEIGN BURGLAR. — chutes 3laurien, who is supposed to tuog of foreign burglani whose depre - • •.. • ~.',:...try seats round the metropolis have • .....ientow,„ sue con% eyed, in the custody • . the Berks Constabulary, to • • • • :•• L. now awaits Ms examination before : •ate.. 31 &uric's, it is behoved, was im • id is.rpjury at the Isinthorhunil residence •• • ' Looker. flea. suoruover, ittspionalk. be • men who broke into the moon/ seat of Sir , . • •.... :st near Windsor, and • ' o •••• at (old Windsor From a doscrip ' • •.• . metropolitan police by Mr. Inspec ; .4 • .• arre.ted on Saturday eight in tho ' •• • i ..11. Lowlem, and transferred to the Clever • • •%% ii•dsor divi4on of the Serbs county cou ,;' .y•o , 11:40.1ky We prisoner was taken before thu county magistrates, and charged 4 ~ . 10:1:1310.1 m tlw robberies et Sir Edward Loviboud's. Ito was remanded. THE wawa% -WEDNESDAY nan, OCTuBRIti 121, -RAILWAY, MINING, AND O THMI SHARE&-(THIS DAY.) fClosing prime to 1 p.m.l COLONIAL GOVE,UNMENT BECI7IIITIPM. Canada, 6 per oeut., Jan. and July, 187741, 19/1. Do., 6 rer cent., Jan. and July, 93, 11, 2e. Cape of Good Hope, 6 por cent., Jan. and July, 18J1, 110 f. auritius, 8 per cent., Jan. and July, 1878, 107. New /South Wales, 6 per cad., Jan. and July, 1888 to IW6, OUI, I, }. Do., edam. by annual drawings from 1867.76, 102/. New Zcabuid, 6 per cont., Jan., April, July, and Oct., 97h u s e d e . nmia nd, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1882-6, 10n, 8. Tasmanian, 6 par mut., Jan. and July, 1 80 J, 10 71, I. Victoria, tiler cent., April and Oct., 110}. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOOKS. Caledonian, 73 Great Embers, 401. Great Western, original, 49. Lesdas, Brighton, end South Cos* 621, 2. London said North Western, 112 e, London and South Western, 83 21:tati, lOW 7 , 6 1. Do. gateman (div. lira. to 6 per cent. WI Jan., ISM lOC f. Metropolitan District, 73. 1121,!,1,1• North Bri ti sh, =4. Shropshire Union, 661. South Easters, 771. PERPERENOB SHARES. Great Eastern (East Anglian B), 6 per cent., 16.5. Do., No. 1 6 per cent.,' North Staffordshire, 98. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. North Western, A porp. pref. 6 per cent., losi. _ _ _ _ BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Grand Trunk of Mortgage Bonds, Ist charge of 6 per cent. 82t. Do., Ist preference bonds, 60. Do., 4th preference stock, Rik. Great Indian l'enin., pia. 6 per cont., 1101, 11, 101. Cheat Western of Canada, 14g. Do., 51 per cent. lends, payable 11377-78, 93!. ltdadrax, gun. 6 per rout., 108 1, Scinde, Delhi, gee. b per cent., 100, I. i• FOREIGN RAILWAYS. . - Bahia and San Prim. (Lira.), gua. 7 per ct., 151, 11, xd. Buenos Ayres, (it. South. (Lim.), gua 7 p. ct., 174. Dunaberg and Witolek (Limited) guaranteed n per cent, 86 , id. . . _ tkalth . Allbtriall and Lombardo-Venetian, 16k. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. . . . Orel Vitebsk, Rua. by Russian tioverumunt, 6 per ant., 83j, 4, 31, I, id. DRITISII MINES. - - Chiverton, 41. 41, G. thud Wbeal Vor (Holston), 131. COLONIAL AND PrMGl47_ Chontair;slditi;iTd Don Pedro, North del Rey, 2 13-16, I prom. Fortuna (Limited). 1 15-18. Ross. Oiando (Limited), t. 9.16 , prom. St. John del Key (Limited), 18, Yudanamutana of S. Australia (Lint.), 21. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Agra (Limited), k; """ Do., 11, t, 6, 4 Alliance (Limited), 121, I. Atistmlasia, 421, 1. Hank of Egypt, 3 4 1. Chattered Mercantile of India, Loudon, and Chins, 301. Cen(olidatid (Limited), English and Rio de Javelin (Limited), 01, 9. Imperial Ottoman, II?, d. London und River Elate, IQOI. shares (Limited), 11. Lmodun and ('ounty, 4`.44. lannhas Joint mock, IA niliin and Westruitinter, (;E:. National Piovincial of England, 1001. shares, 1311. oriental Patik l'orporntion, 4:11, sd. Union of Australia. Se!. MISCELLANEOUS. Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per ..lit., SO, MU. Ato , tialian Nlortgage Laud and Finance (Limited), 41. City of M, row (Limited), :it. ('itdit Fourier of Englund (Limited), 21. Eri,t India Irrigation Canal. la, I. Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy, gas. by Eaptian govern. ment, frs. Electric and International Telegraph, 230. General Credit and De‘count (Limited), 5:. General Steam Navigation, 28. Fludaun's Bay, 151, A. Natal Land and Coloniaation Company (Lim.), 6 1-16. National ]};.Hunt Company (Limited), 12. 4. North Itritimh and Mercantile Insurance, 181. Royal Mail Steam, 511. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan. 74k, b. MINEB.-(THI8 DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. In the mining market to-day the principal fea ture is a renewed demand for Chiverton shares, which have risen to 31 to 61, consequent upon an improvement in the mine. Great Vor are at 121 to 131 ; Drake Walls, 17s. 6d. to 20s. ; CaMeek Fells, 12s. to 14s. ; Frank Mills, 21 to 3; West Great Work, 21 to 1 ; Marko Valley, 81 to ; Caen Brea, 13 to 17 ; East Caradon, 41 to ; North Crofty, 273.6 d. to 325. 6d.; Prince of Wales, 38s. to 40s. ; New Lovell, 16s. 6d. to 18s. 64. ; West Drake Walls, Ms. 6d. to 10s. 6d. ; and West Chiverton, 611 to 21. Annexed are the quotations of foreign and colo nial mining shares :—St. John Del Rey, 171 to 1,41 ; Don Pedro, 21 to 3 prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, tbs. to par; Pestarena, 11 to / dis. ; Chontales, 11 to Z ; Rossa Grande, 7-16 to 9-16 preen. ; ditto (paid up), 1/ to 1 ; Anglo-Italian, par to 1 prem.; United Mexican, 14 to 2/ ; Frontino and Bolivia, 11-16 to 13-16 ; Port Phillip, 11 to 1 ; Central American, 1 dis. to ear; Sao Vicente, par to prem. ; Genera Brazilian, par to , prem. ; Ituda narnutana, 11 to 2: i ; and Nurbudda Coal and Iron, 21 to 2 dis. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received the following report, dated Morro Velho, September 17 :—Morr Velho produce for August, 7,306 oitavas, from 4,819 tons ore ; yield 1•675 oitavas per ton. Morro Velho cost for August, 4.9331.; loss for ditto, 2,034/. ; Morro Velho produce for 11 days of Sep tember, 2,336 oitavas, yield 1.280 oitavas per ton; Gaia produce for August, 1,882 oitavas from 817 tons ore ; yield 2.220 oitavas per ton. Gala cost for August, 468/4 Gain profit for ditto, 337!.; Gaia produce for 11 days of September, 639 oitavas; yield 2188 oitavas per ton. The directors of the Sao Vicente Mining Com pany announce a call of 10s. per share, payola() on the 23rd of November. A somewhat 01)WMO, ward meeting in Mambos ter, held last night. was selected for the announcement that the addretets of Mr. hoary and a second conservative candidate for the city will be out on Thursday. The meeting has been called to form a committee for MeMock • ~trcet ward, preparatory to a canvass of the electors in that neighbourhood, and the chairman being asked for whom they wine to canvass said he was not prepared to answer the ituestlon, as the matter had not been decided, but there was no lack of candidates. DEAI II OF THE OLDEST 211.1 N IN EMMA:4'I.- 17041er this heading the Times contains a letter from Mel ts ilium rotating to the death of Richard Purser, in that town, on the 12th instant, at the ago of 112. In proof of this extraordinary longevity it is stated that Punier was cowman on a farm at Robiuswood-hill, near Gloucester, when the Rev. James Coinmeline (born was curate of the adining peril of Rousted, and that he was work ing in t he dockyard at Sheerness in this year the Royal Giorge was sunk (1782). Ile was fully 40 when he ruarried, and he leaves a son aged 6:1. He has gone out to day labour until the last seven years, and looked halo and ruddy to the lust. ESTRAOI:IONAItY i) IN LEEDS.—aIt the Leeds Town-ball, on Monday, an extraordinary system of swindling was brought to light, on the occasion of five men, named Thomas Calvert, John Parkinson, John Rhodes, Henry Kitching, and Henry Connor, being placed in the dock charged with fraud. It would seem that several publicans in the neighbourhood of Wakefield and Iluuslet have of late been victimised by a gang of men, who pretended to sell spirits at a cheap rate, and in consequence, Superintendent Hunt and several officers have been on the look-outforthe sharpers, and ou Saturday all the 'simmers were apprehended inDock-strait. Calvert was uecompanitsl by the prisoner Rhodes and anotherman, all of whom the officers saw walk up to a cart which con tained the other three privanins and six stone bottles, vary ing in capacity from two to eightgallons. All the prisoners having been secured, the bottles wont) examined, and then the ingenious nature of the fraud was exposul. They were found to have been first three-quarters filled with saw-dust and rand, after which plaster of Paris in a state of liquefaction bad been poured in up to within about an inch of the neck of the bottle. When the plater solidified it left a hard bed, which prevented the spirits from escaping, hut in order to avoid detection front the action of the spirits upon the plaster, it would seem that the small quantity required to till it was only poured into the bottle ininwiliately lofore delivery. Parkinaou had in his pocket a small bottle containing, spirits, which he throw to the ground, said with reference to the charge of fraud he said that tho publicans wore rightly served fur purchas ing such low-priced spirits. on the application of Mr. Hunt, aII tho prisoners worn totaandorl.—Lads JGretsry. LATEST SPORTING INTILLIGICNOR TEE NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. TO THE EDITOR Or THE imparts. Stlt—Faveuriten, backern, and prophota were nearly all floored by the result of the last great event— Tarring the Liverpool Autumn Cup—of the season, the Csmbnelgeshire ; and it is but • poor consolation for the urfertunates that they were beaten more by the glorious unceztainty " of the turf than their bad judgment. All previous running was turned topey-turvey when See-saw ran home the gallant conqueror of Blue Gown, Mercury, Restitution, fishtail, Warrington, and Cecil, every one of whom had him "safe" on the strength of more than one recent contest. They all beat him for speed in the Cesarewitch, with the exception of Mercury, and he fairly dispoeed of his brother blue jacket in the Doncaster St. Leger, when they were running at even weights; so did Restitution in the Newmarket St. Leger almost at their Cambridgeshire imposts; and had not See Saw run away as be did with the October Handicap, ft might weU be laid that yesterday afternoon*s race was all a mistake. But there was no shutting one's eyes to the large amount of money See Saw was backed for, and when his jockey could make so bold as to 'sad a communion into the ring to back his mount to win a thoeteid pounds, we might well expect that he would upset all the bed form he bad previously shown. It is this that partially overthrows the argument about Modem, being a " certainty " had he started, simply because he wee before See Saw in the Grand Duke Michael, and we must accept it as right and proper that the "strong" party backing the Cambridgeshire winner for so much money fairly deserve their good fortune. Any how, the Sat cannot be altered, and there is no more to be surprised at in the triumph of See Saw than the disgrace of Restitution, who ran just as Baron Rothschild's homes invariabl do when they are fancied. Some excuse can be advan for Cecil in the fact of his comprising one of the batch in the lower ground that got very badly off indeed, Woke; being another in the same boat. The best tiff wets those en the right hand, or " top side," and who supplied the first three. See Saw and Blue Gown never fairly ruining lack to their horses, great as was the pace, so that they west be "clipping" 3-yr-olds indeed. It is needless, however, to repeat hero the story of the race, and I can lily observe that the Deneburynes managed toguU the pub hc again with their Lady Raglan—industriously put about as better than Cock of the Walk at oven weights ; but the very first beaten. She and Restitution wore clearly out rN the bunt after going a quarter of a mile, and two bun dled yards from home It looked like Blue Gown accomplish ing tae "impossible" feat of winning with 9st ; but the 12.1 s was too much to give away to See Saw, who is pro bably within 7lb of the Derby winner, and vindicates the judgment of John Day before he lost him, as he main tained seine fifteen months ago that he was the best 2- year-old he had, not excepting Lady Elizabeth. The minor events that were decided do not require • moment's consideration, and turning to the future, - 1 have to deal with three very important matter,. in 'Thursday's hit. These are the Troy Stakes, the Nursery, and the Free Handicap, in the latter of which we have Blue Gown and Mercury to fight their battle o'er again, at weights oily a pound against the Gown, who, consequently should brat the blue jacket again, and has most to fear from Melts met and lock of the Walk. he Tio) Stakes will cause an immense amount of es. c:t. 'milt it Wild ()amen should essay to give the 51b m . 162.1 to I;elladrutn, and 11Ib to ticettish Queen. Allow tlu.t l'rto tiomez gave the latter • 511) beating in the 311,Idie lark lisle. A% ild Oats will Lest her, aftlr the ()item n dead heat; and from the running of the re mu !Alt T. the Queen will be able to dispose of Mr. Merry's 1.,.•tv, t, it may happen that, after his severe ex tit I, ts in the Crites ion. N Wild Oats is not pulled out to p.ltotm puch an arduous task, and, ander any circum 1,701:..., it will not be such bad policy to stand on The Queen. 11 r Nurse:y Handicap, on the Criterion Course, has auntie,' ;in ao.eptanze of seventeon, the top-weight, I.un.ley, ut ;IA 41b. He is net by fitly means sl.tt c,t.t. but may lire way to his stable companion I:rarrb. Opt , . end if -o it will be as well to follow this pro kentlev.an. the most likely to affect whose oreithrou. are I.a Belle 11, lens and the Mils Wilkinson tiny. the Soss. Sweepstakes is only a minor affair, wherein I may di-t:ngLud, himself, now that Vestminster has forn,t. Ihe Second Nursery on Friday Is in a great measure dertndent on the result of the first, with La Belle lielZue and other', among the 25 subscribers; but there will be ',eyeful fre.h enudidatee in the field, and I have heard a most eimellent account of Roseclere, in addition to the Miss Peeldie colt. It will not be necessary for me to communicate with your readers again this week. as there are only two sweepstakes and four matches in the pro• gramiie beyond the events mentioned above, and these must be given to Clairon, Robespierre, The Palmer, Memento, Heather Dell, and Nightjar respectively.—l am. &c., METEOR. Wedueeday Morning. (alf TELEGRAPH.) NEWMARKET MEETINO.-(THIS DAY.) GLASGOW STAKES. Delladrum walked over. ALL-AGED STAKES. Nue Gown walked over. L:',o PLATE. TLe Palmer Lear Maid of IfasLam f. SWEEPSTAKES. Night Jar . . . . .. 11 , ,rterae .. .. lo wan .. .. .. HANDP:A/' PLATE. Prince Imperial .. .. .. 1 Spith r .. • • l'ilis Whip f .. .. .. a SUSSEX PLATE. T.T.C. 2.15. C4rdidatc, Neufchatel, I:yshworth, and The Maze are Lire. svEscßipnoN PLATE. T.Y.C. 3.W. 1347 Mar., Lis f. Marascliino, Maxtor Torn, Bene xe.lez., Fairfax, Pcarlfeather, Prince., c, I'd thort.o, Hinton, Curimt, Lampoon, and Adman are Luc. CIADE MALICET PENNY READINGS. The winter course of penny readings was commenced on Mon day evening at the school-room. Densell-street, Clare market, under the pre-ideucy of the Rev. It. W. Wok'sley. The contributions in song, reading, recitation, and piano forte solo by a staff of voluntary helpers made a most agreeable evenings onteitainiuent. Arrangements have been made by Mr. Palmer for continuing these Monday evening entertainments fur working people during the 14 inter months. _ ---- 'TIE FATAL OrTnAGE IN BEROTSEIRE.—On Monday evening the inquiry into the death of Mary Anne Taylor, trios Harper, was resumed at the Salop In firmary, before Mr. Corbet Davies. coroner. The eir cunrtzuscf sof the woman's death, as deposed to in the evidence of the several witnesses, was of a very shocking character. It appears that on the night of Saturday week the deceased, who was a single woman, and ob tained her livelihood by hawking amallwares, left the King's Head public-house, Dawloy, and proceeded in the direction of Wellingten. She was then sober. At about a eartet-pmt eleven, half an hour after she left the lim e 's Head, a boy named limn saw her trying to get ever a gate, in which attempt she fell down. Ile kft her, end paving by again a short time aftei. Paw her lying on the turnpike road, with a crowd of people round her. Several other witnesses taw her in this position. and one of them, a woman, was inked by hi r to feel her leg, upon which there was a lump. liii le wise about twenty persons present, and they were having a lurk with her. About I o'clock in the morning Some l.arons living near the spo t, among - t others a man hawed Hie hen. were aroused / violent and protracted terennis, and going out they found a man named Andrew Pesky n ut the act of committing a rape upon the deceased. She ass not at this time lying in the place whore she had be. n str:n at 11 o'clock, and had evidently been dragged for some dibidice across the road. Peskyn being dnven off, the deceased was placed upon a chair and carried into a neighbouring house, "groaning all the way," and upon being examined by a me-lical man it was found that hi r left ankle bad reeutived a compound fracture, the bone protruding through the skin, and that her shoulder was dislocated. On the following day she was removed to the infirmary at Shrewsbury, where, mor tification ensuing, she died on Wednesday. Her injuries took a fatal turn so rapidly that there was no opportunity of having her depositions taken before a magistrate, but Kr. Withers, house surgeon of the infirmary, stated that the deceased bad told him that • lot of men set upon her, and after dragging her across some railings , cnminelly assaulted her. The jury returned a verdict to the effect that the deceased bud died from the injuries described, but by whom inflicted there was no evidence to show. Petskyn is already in custody upon the charge of rape, and upon the woman's death was remanded till Thursday, pendiug the result of the coroner's inquest. It was under stood that evidence was forthcoming which would result in Piskyn's attest upon another charge; but it will be seen that affairs have taken a different turn. A PrESENT TO 31 It. PEABODY.—The Washington correspondent of the Neu , York Herebt oar:—" A very beautiful ttetimonial has been prepared by the government for presentation to George Peabody. It is a book con taining the thanks of Congress, passed at its last session. The lettering and ornamentation were done by hand, and are highly creditable to the artist. The volume is bound in blue morocco, richly ornamented with gold. On one of the coven is a monogram fel nied of the letters O. I'., U. S. A., in raised letters of gold and silver. It is lined inside wit), watered silk, and opposite the title page is &mother monogram, highly illuminated. This magnificent brut will soon be sent to Mr. Peabody through the brut of State." Clare, the man charged with the murder of his wife at Norwich, hen been committed for trial. LATEST FOREIGN INTELIAJCIZNCE. trallol7oll 111111TWS IiOMNOT.) AMERICA. THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. NEW YORK, Oor. 21. The Democratic National Committee have an nounced, in refutation of the rumours that a movement bad been started to substitute Chief Justice Chase for Mr. Horatio Seymour as candidate for the Presidency, that no change will be made in the Democratic ticket. The committee have also issued an address urging that earnest support bo given to the De mocratic candidates. THE LIBEL ON THE OTTOXAY BAIL- ik - A INVISTIGATION.—(THIS DAT.) At the jnatioe-room of the Mansion-house, this morning, Mr. =Wm, • wine merchant, carrying on bad ness in Omege-elreet, City, appeared before the Lord Mayor for further examination on the charge of h►ving written and published a fans and defamatory libel con cerning Sir R. Macdonald Stephenson, the chairman, and the members of the eonneil of adadnietzation of the Otto man Railway from Smyrna to Aidia. Mr. Montage Williams , barrister, appeared to prose cute; Mr. George Leiria jun., defended Yr. Blliein ; and Mr. Poland, banister, watched the ease on behalf of the Committee of Investigation. It will be remembered, from what took place on the last occasion, that the Turkish government guaranteed to the company the payment of 112,00 W. per annum. In July last the arrears due by that government amounted to 200,0001., and, at the request of the directors, Lord Stanley interfered in the matter in order to obtain the fulfilment of its obligations by the Turkish government. While the negotiations were going on Mr. Oilmen, writing on behalf of a committee of consultation of the shareholders of the company, sent certain letters to Lord Stanley, which induced him to withdraw his mediation, and the allegations in these letters formed the subject of the pre rent charge. The directors were accused in those com munications of issuing bonds, purporting to be • first charge, without the consent of the shareholders and con trary to the wishes of the Turkish government; that such bonds were issued at • discount, which was represented by a fictitious certificate on the company's engineer; that if the directors obtained the money from the Turkish government they would misapply it by paying it to the debenture-holders ; and that the present council was unfit to be entrusted with the moneys of the company. Mr. Itooper, the solicitor of the company, was now called, and deposed that the debentures were issued by a vote of the shareholders confirmed by • firman of the Turkish government, and that no fictitious transw.tion whatever took place. At the close of his cross case was again adjourned. by Mr. Lewis. the ILLNESS OF LORD J. MANNERS. (ST TILLSOIA/11.) LOUGHBOROUGH, VSEDNIMDAT. This morning intelligence was received here that Lord John Manners was very ill, and would remain more tone longer in Seot:antl, by medical advice. Ile will u. t, tiu refore, be able to canvass the electors of the divi sion for the present. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OP CANADA. (MIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of this company was held at the London Tavern this day ; Mr. Alderman Dears in the chair. _ The ensuuts• said in the months of June and July, at the request of his brother directors, Mr. Faulkner, himself, and the secretary paid • visit to Canada for the purpose of making a personal inspection of the line and examin ing into the affairs of the company. Four years had elapsed since the previous visit, but t hese visits were very necemary. The addition to capital account during the half-year was 20.7881. Ila. I Id., which had been expended in the en nearing and locomotive depart ments, in repairing thimage done by storms, and placing the hue at the points in question in a condition which will prevent such damage in future. Of this sum 15,49 M. bad been expended in new and improved engines which were required for the traffic. In the revenue account theta was a decrease of 8,8271. 25., which was owing to the interruption of the traffic from storms and floods which had on several occasions stopped the traffic altogether, and secondly, to the lowness of the rates which they had adopted in consequence of the severe competition from the American lines. The local traffic had kept up, but the foreign traffic had been less produc tive. When in Canada they had interviews with the autho rities of the other lines, and he believed that arrangements had now been made by which those rates would be in creased. lie then referred to the increase of the working expenses, the causes of which he explained. lie concluded by moving the adoption of the report. After some discussion the report was adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 2 per cent per annum, free of income-tax, was declared. TSB ROYAL BANE OF LIVIRPOOL. The report of Mews. R. Roberta and W. Bart lett as to the conduct of the directors and of of this bank, and the causes of its failure, was issued yesterday. Ihe committee of shareholders (of whom Messrs. Roberts and Bartlett formed part) were unable to agree upon a joint report. Menus. Roberts and Bartlett say : " lhe result of our examination of the accounts has corn vincird us that while, as is by this time well known, the proximate cause of the stoppage was the inability of the din ctors and manager to procure the continuance of the rediscount of • large quantity of bills drawn against shipping, which had been again and again renewed by the bank, the more remote but real cause of the failure was the locking up of the capital of the bank by advances of a most extraordinary nature, and of unprecedente.l amount to two firms, who, after their insolvency, were " carried on" by the directors apparently from want of courage to admit the fact that they had made .very heavy bad debts. The effect of the arrangements made with those firms was prastically to convert the hank in a great measure into a trailing concern, and the results have been eminently dinntrous. Besides the two firms to which allusion has been made, we find that both of the paid directors were largely indebted to the bank. One of them (Mr. flutchrein) had been adjudicated a bankrupt, and the other (Mr. Shand) is dead, ant his eMate will not nearly Nun* to pay his creditors in full. A brother of the late manager is ale° a debtor to the hank to a large amount, and his account will result in a eon rideroble loss." Mercre. Iteberts and Bartlett then draw attention to the state of the accounts of the directors and nunurgens and to the nature of their transactions with the bank. &RIPPING INTELLIONNCL-(T.1118 DAL, CDT TELZ01•111.) I.nstwot, Ott. 2t.—Wiest at noon raoderit4 brow° mad taw _ . . . . . Gr•I,IK!4RMD, Ott. 20.—Arrived : Jerusalem, from Melbourne; Vol bbanyhai ; Itlandina Dudley, Bombay Tweed, )11,4.11014 Ayres; Adamant, Demerara; arrinirtim, Trinidad; ( linee. italtimorr; Durham, New York ; (kimono% Grinnell, Nrw York ; 1 4 ..1002i, 81. John, N. 8.; Momoon, Quebec. Hailed : City of Atlas', for Calcutta; Matelalem, Trinidad; China, e. lir Al, O.A. !o.—Arrival: Dai.don, from (anat./. ; Airundo, Monti. ; Atluntir, timber ;• Boukar, Calcutta. ret. 20. : John Rennie, for Calcutta; Mont /me, alcutta : Royal Alexandria, Bombay ; queen of Nxtions, Dombay ; Jamerte C. llotelebhoe Humana ; Zephyr, Alma' ltay ; Sierra Leone; Putney Duren; Charles San Francis.. ; &theta &KU% C allao; Frances ibtrelsY. Liu.•mu Ayres; (re.), Burrow Ayres; F.rtaet, River fate; Pelotas, Rio Grande ; Y Y. Ilmneyer, Rio Janeiro ; Diana, Rio Janeiro ; Anne Kay, Pernarnburo ; Winifred, Havanna/I ; want, linter= ; Hattie IJ. Hall, New York ; Manhattan (m.), New York ; Tarifa (m.), New York. liournainxim Ore.' : America fur New York. Woodville,rom Quebec. Kinoloso.—Arrived : Oriental, from Quebec, for Olownster ; ttinia, from Quebec. Fatale:TN, Carr. no.—Arrived : Prince Oscar, from Lonion for fieudny; Oiano U., Newcastle, (Morn. Or/ IikIIPPORT, OCT. fo.—Arrived: James DaTiaLOOD, from bhidila, for Alexandria. hes WhiA, o,r. 20. Mailed : Mali, for Poquimho. figs miarso Oct. 21.—Arrived: Leopard (..), from Antwere.. Poneidon, OMB ; Martha and Jane, Honduras • Aveiw h Calais ; Slam+ (a.). Hooka k ; Waterloo (a), lbatterdim ; Marton 'hock, Munn I ; Orion, Cram-twit. Baikal ; Catupeadur (a. ), for Malaga. Lau., Ott. IL—Arrived : Allan, from Quebec. Quarsorroa (Kt. 21.—Arrived• Kingfishr, from ltaker's blond; Vewla, (miles : hka Newer, Italtimon), and nailed for Liverpool; Flying Arrow, ht. John, N.D., and milod fur Dun dalk. Vampire, Oct. SP.—Railed: UPTITaUC. for Shanghai; Norge, fn -m Cape of (loon Hope Ohnisirn, Panama; Martin, Mode Video; Simeon, Monte Video; tiankun, Ht. Thome); Mak, Cute. 1 v , Oct sp.—Arrived : Ann, from Benin; ()intro (r.), Opqa 1... Oct. 11 : Nova &Minn (er.), ‘pietee. 'llw Asubluride. 10•11altre ii, this tort, wreeked mar That Natal, 1100 rAttoti landed en bi orb, remainder b.inc saved. (let. 20: Tha Urania Go.), Kenn. to Cloometer, whirl, tinselled on the rocks at tit. Nmatic, put bail, and was beached talon that plum Out. A Titivi.v. ritom the queition of purchase in the army there may be doubts; but there run ho none as to the necessity of abolishing Purelist in the Church.—tssa. 10117 auarar.—(?Rs DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. Owing chiefly to the demand for gold for the Continent, Consols are flat, and have declined per cent. A similar reduction has taken place in the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. In the railway market, there is a demand for Midland stock, at an im provement, in consequence of the increase in the traffic; but Metropolitan has receded upon specu lative sales for a fall. Foreign bonds have experi enced a further rise, the moat important movement being in Brazilian of 1865, Italian of 1861, Peru vian of 1865, and Rusaian of 1886. United States 5-20 Bonds are again lower. Colonial govern ment debentures ountinue to be purchased for in vestment, and have unproved in several eases. There is no alteration in the discount market, and the rate for loans in the Stock Exchange is still 1 per cent. Consola are quoted 941 to 1 both for money and the aooount (November 5) ; and the Three per Cants. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 931 to 1. In the railway market Midland stock has im proved 1 per cant., while Metropolitan has declinod 1, and South Eastern 1. Prices are quoted as follows: —Calodonian, 71 to 1; London and North Western. 1121 to ; Great Western, 481 to 491; Midland, 1121 to 113; London and South Western, 871 to 884 ; Great Eastern, 401 to 4 ; Brighton, 521 to ; South Eastern, 77f to 1 ; Metropo litan, 1061 to 107 ; Great Northern, 1071 to 108 ; ditto A, 106 to 1 ; Lancashire and York shire, 1281 to 1 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 18; and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 47; to 48. The foreign stock maiket is firm, with numerous pureliares. Brazilian of 1865, Italian of 1861, Peruvian of 1865, Russian of 1866, Spanish of 1867, and the Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan have iimm Ito 1 per cent. Subjoined are the quota tions :—Brazilinu of 1863, 74 to 4; Chili= of 1867, 911 to 93 ; Egyptian of 1864, 821 to 83, ex div. ; Italian of 1 1 4 61, 331 to 34 ; Mexican, 101 to 1 ; Peruvian of 1863, 821 to 1; Russian of 1860, 901 to 911; Nicolai Railway Loan, 681 to ; ditto Orel, 831 to 81, ex div.; ditto Mose,ow- Jszotlaw, 831 to 2 ; Spanish of 1867, 33; to I ; Turkish of 1858, 672 to 681; ditto of 1862, 70 to 1; and dittoof 1863, 411 to 2. Indian securities present no movement. The Ten-and-a-Half per Cents. are at 214 to 217 ; the Five, 1144 to 113; the Four, 1031 to 101 ; the Bonds, ISs. to 235. prem., and the Debenturei, 1031 to 106. Exchequer Bills, are firtn at 17s. to 21s. prem. bank Stock, 242 to 244. The only change in reisec•llanoous shares is a rise of 2s. Gd. in Hudson's Bay, viz., to 13: to 1; General Credit, 24 to / die. ; International Finan cial, 11 to dis. ; Telegraph Construction, 13 to 10; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per C -nt. Pre ference, 3; to 41; and Anglo-American, 211 to 22. American securities are dull. The 5-20 Bonds are i h.wq r, at 724 to I. Erie Railway shares, 311 to 32 ; Illinois Central, 96f to 1 ; Atlantic and Cr( at Western Delxl:tures, .174 to 2 ; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 39 to 1. The scrip of the Italian Tobacco Loan is still in demand, and has advanced per cent., the present trim being 21 to 3 prem. Bulk shares arc ina , :tive, and prices show no movement. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,9161. over last year. The traffic of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the fourth week in September amounted to 114,6 4 14 doll. as against 121,211 dole. for the corresponding period of last year, showing a decrease of 9,347 doh. TWO O'CLOCK. The government funds are dull, at the above mentioned prices. As regards railway stocks, Great Western, Midland, and Metropolitan have receded ,1 to per cent. Some of the foreign bonds are also offered, and Italian of 1861, Mexi can. Spanish of 1867, and Turkish of 1863 are to I lower. About 16,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Lank yesterday for Melbourne. A portion of thereeent arrivals from Australia has been taken for the Continent, owing to the limited amount of short bills on Paris, and there is a prospect that the rust of the supplies in hand will likewise be ut away, owireg to the decline in the exchanges. A general decline took place yesterday afternoon in the foreign exchanges. The crown agents for the colonies will reeeive tenders to•DIOITOW, and on every succeeding Thurs day, until further notice, for bills of exchange on the government of Ceylon. The tenders for the Government of New South Walt s Government Five per Cent. Loan for 1,0e0,000/. were opened yesterday at the Bank of New South Wales. The total amount applied for was 3,t:19,100/. All tenders at and above 981. Is. will receive allotments in full; those at 98/. Os. 6d. will have about one-third of the sums tendered for, while all below that sum will not participate in the allotment. The sealed minimum was not (Tuned. The highest tender was at 102, and the lowest at 91. It was announced that payment in full can be made by Monday morning next, under discount. It appears that the Canadian delegates have arrived in this country with a view to entering into negotiations relative to the North Western territory. She Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of tit 2f. over last year; and the Glasgow and South Western au increase of 60/. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows a receipt of 6,123/. (on seven miles open), being 1,738/. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The receipts of the Metropolitan and St. John's-wood Railway for last week were 3201. At the meeting to-day of the proprietors of the Bank of British Columbia,lhe accounts for the six months ending June last showed a balance at the credit of profit and loss account at that date of 9,020/., and a dividend was declared at the rate of 24 per cent. per annum, which will absorb 3,7231. It was also resolved to apply 4,300/. towards the liquidation of the balance of bad debts, and to tarry forward the residue of 793/. At the adjourned meeting of the proprietors of the Royal Bank of Liverpool. held on Monday at Liverpool, the following revolutions were adopted after some opposition : 1. That proceedings be taken, in the name of the bank. against the directors, to make them revonsible for their hi caches of trust above mentioned, and for such other acts of mirconduct as may appear from the reports. 2. That such proceedinpi, being fur the benefit of all the shareholders, be taken at the expense of the bank estate, and that a committee be appointed to take the con duct of such proceedings, with power to employ a solicitor and accountaud as they may see occasion. It may be expected, therefore, that the circum stances connected with this great commercial scandal will not be much longer concealed. At the meeting of the Union Steamship Com pany, held yesterday, a dividend of 1/. per share was declared. A meeting of the creditors of the Commercial Think Corporation of India and the East was held yeAterday, whin the following resolutions, after some discussion, were passod: That this meeting having duly comiiilered the state ment submitted to them by the committee, and being satisfied that the pending litigation between the old and new shareholders will, if continued, keep the affairs open fur an indefinite period, whilst the expenses must come nut of the fund. of the estate iu which the creditors are Poltly interested (as in no event can the shareholders, even if successful in their litigation, get back anything after paynrnt up of the full liability on their shares), am of opinion that it is to the interests of the creditors to agree to a lair compromise, based upas asPea4,l s mvt oi mun ot not lass than tette pawed in Mai debts within.. interest, sad that it be referred bath to Usti Mass comeitte• (with palter to add to their number), to take all =eh osp es =V Itbe allomm l 7 Pro Per. sire elect to this reesiletion. no noseprosaise Da comae k, the colosoitteo be inquested to take all neseemary lisps to press ea the ;seal weeding' between the oid end sew tharelsoldne, and otsrgM to act in the mutter as they may be advised, in order to bring about se speedy • wisdiss up of the affairs las nay be practicable seder much cireenetanees. That the esesasities be requested to supfset the application for • oil of the fall anseised of the ..called liability on the sharers to cense en balm ale Night Hoe. the Miner of the Bolls est Ilse Nth ;sax., sad to press for the speedy adceinnent thireal, sakes tense of oceepromise satisfactory to the ethrnithse eau be cense to between the committee and the lisyslintsets or ether representatives of the sharelsoldna, se sageested by the preceding resolution. That the ass ofthe cow whine be provided for out cf • subacr ~ on not ex = • farthing in the pound an the ancient of the Annexed are the quotations of insanities, gas, dock, and waterworks shares, as given in tho.B toc Exchange list of last evening : - • - - Ineurniso e.—Argne Life, 22}; — North British and ifer cantile, 171 ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Lirnaird, 4 5-16, 346 ; Universal Marine (Limited), 5 16.16. Gaa Light and Wisp of Moscow Gan 61, 6; Greet Central, 15, ; • Mit I ; ditto, 41, I. b, E; Inipwial .. Continental, 1 , 100• London, 70, 691, ea dm. —London and St. Katharint a . Waterworks.— Meat Loudon 114 f • r bath, 111. It is notified that the Ilak of New South Wales will pay, on and after the 2nd Ncrvetaber, the half yearly lutenist en Geelong Corporation Deben- The half-yearly interest due the let November on the Sagna la Grande Railway Seven per Cent. bonds is advertised for payment by the Colonial Company (Limited). Subjoined is a report of yesterday's sale at the " Open Stock Exchange (Limited)" : British Slate Company (Lan.), fully paid, 61 per share; Chontales Gold and Silver Mining Company (Lisn.), fully paid, 21. 13m. per share; City Discount Co. (Lim.) 54. pai l, 27a. per share; Consolidated Land Company of France, fully raid, I4s.r share; Coneolidated Land Company of trance (Lim. ), Bonds, 201. each, 6 per cent. intermit. redeemable 1M74 (ex thy.), 4' per bond; Credit Fonder of England (I.iin.), fully paid, 2j per share; East London Rea (Ling), 61. paid, 3I per share; Egyptian 9 per omit- Loan, 94 14.16 per cent. Hercules Insurance Company (Jim.), fully paid, 2 13.16 per share; imperial Land Company of Marseilles, Bonds 201. each, 6 per cent. interest, redoemabie 11176, 51 pit bond Land Mortgage Bank of India (Limited), 41. paid, 7s. to Ms. pr *hare; London General Omnibus Company (Limited), fully paid, 375. per share ; London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway, Consolidated Stock, GS. per cent. ; London Necropolis and National Mausoleum Company, fully paid, 395. per share; Panama, New ZealaLd, and Australian Royal Mail Company (Limited), fully pin, 275. per share ; ditto, Six per Cent. Deben tures, 36 per cent. • Patent Pneumatic Loom Company (Limited), fully !raid, Its. per stare ; Poyaisian Land Giants (Mosquito , 13s. 61. per I,OIM acres; Prince of Wales Mine, 12s. 6d. paid, 375. per share ; Royal Swedish Railway, Giiiinary, fully paid, 3s. per share; the Panut cillo Copper Mine Company, 3.1. pad, 16a. per share; the Clerks' Timing Comi any (Limited), fully paid, par share; llama Railway (Ruatchuk to Yarns) Bonds (500 franca - 201. sterling), 3/. GB. to 31. 7s. per bond. We are requested to state that the list of appli cations for shares in the Bangor Slate Supply etnipany will be closed for London on the 21th instant, and for the country on the 26th. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS . DAY.) . - - - The receipts of home-grown `►heat fresh up this morn in;, were t.ly moderate. As the attendance of millers was lanited, and as the transactions were meetly of a con rt.mptive character, the demand for both red and white pen de flagged. lu prices no quotable alteration toot place. There was a good supply of foreign wheat on the ' , tends. The inquiry for all descriptions was limited, at about late rates. _ _ Floating cargoes of wheat wore dull of sale. Maim and other kinds of produce afloat were firm in value. The barky trade was firm, and line malting parcels commanded 'try full prices. Malt was in seasonably extensive supply and moderato request on former terms. The cat trade was steady, and the value of old corn wax well supported. I'eanii were firm at late rates. ruin sold quietly at previous quotations. In flour the litibinbbil doing was hmited. Priam WOW unaltered. _ _ . Linseed and rapeseed were quiet, but for most agricul tural seeds there was a fair demand. Cakes were steady. ABILIYALB OF GRAIN, /cc., INTO LONDON BY WATICB. CARI.I.AOE. THIS W bau kV. Xliut. Wt.. kkaaufi kolas. !war. , qrs. , qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. brla. sacks. 910 1 1090 MO 90; ... 1 ... ... i 0 9 79ik0 , 2710 i ... i 63901 900 I ... ..: P 9 3 0 —l —. 10141 ... I 1C90M730 / 33U ; la4lol 900 1 ... . 1126 Maize, 920 qrs. Earth& & heath Trieb I Foreign • taut qrs. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TlllB DAY.) (111 r 221/011APIL ) (nox on °wit 00BRENIONDMI/L) The market steady, at firmer ratio ; sales 'boot MOO, bales. CORK BUTTER MARKET—(THIS DAY.). (DT TILEOZATZ.) Oxon ova OWN ootassroxmort.) Ordinary. 1325., 127 g., 122 a., 1205., 105.., 61s. ; 1.606 firkins. Mild cured, no change; 104 firkins. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Sroam—The market continues dull and Prima of common quality rule in buyers favour. Jamaica. 31s. &L to 345.; St. Vincent, 325. to 325. Od.; St. Kitts. 31s. 6i to 32, 6d. Itetined quid. COITEZ.—There is a better demand. Prim...! are mostly Is. to 2s. dearer. Plantation Ceylon, brown. 58s. ; fins ordinary to low middling cciluury, 625. to 675. 6d. ; middling, 71s. 6d. to 73a. : native Ceylon. i7s. COCOA.—There is a good inquiry. and pries* of Triaidad are Is. to 2s. per cwt. dearer grey cold at 51s. to 525. 61. ; middling to gocd nd, 51s. to LS:i. 64.1. A small lot of Carless sold at Ns. . . TV-A.—The email public wle• of China are progrening sttudily, new peascos * red leaf Congou sold at to. Ip. lit - rt.-500 puncheons of Jamaica sold at firm pries., 150 puncheons Cuba at ls. tkl., and a small parcel of Leeward& at lc ltd. R 106.-1.000 bags of white Bengal sold at 10s. GI FM:lr.—Them is a steady business doing on full terms. Immoo.—There is a fair steady market at the full pricos of the last miles. Com:4.—There u) • quiet market, prides with,ut TALLOW MARKET.-(TIII8 DAY.) The market is firm. Town tallow, Vs. t d.: Peters burg Y.C. on the .pot. 4.is. : tl. tober to December, :121.; December, 625. ; January., 325. ti 1. ; March, SJe. BOROtOH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Memo. rattendeu and Smith report the trade steady. at late quotations. COAL 11.ARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Helton, 19s. W.; Walls End Latubton, 195.; Walls End Haswell, 19s. tid.; Walls Eud South Ilettou. 195.; Walls End Tees, 19s. 3d.; Walls End East Hartlopoo4 19s. Sd. ; albs End Hartlepool. ISs. 9d. ; Walls Enti Russell Ilettou. 17s. lat.,. Walls End Kelloo, ; Walls End lleugh Hall, ISs. 6d. ; Walls Eud Whatnelitio, ttd. ; Walls Eud Eden Main, 1 s. ad.. Walls Eat Gosforth., 16.. 9d.; Walls End Tunstall. kW. 9d. ; Walla End Hellen Lyons, Nis. 9d. ; Walls End South Hartle pool. 18s. ; Walls End Ilawthotan, lda. 9d. ; Walls End Ntar Iltlutunt, 17s. ; Walls laud liolsweU. Lis. Ships at mark, t, lit ; at sea, 20. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) lintARKB. The hannnu.tri.ll &Treason nnorted yesterday in Ireland his xtelided to all stations in tenni Britain • on the uorth-cd.4 tilt• diminution hap been Aar-tallttlis of as in.-h. In the west, premium is recovering itaelf. The Mennen between read- • ings at Nairn and liciehefort is trig inch. Tempeeinav tine neon iouisidershly, except in Ireland. At Cape Clear the fall is It degree*. The wind 1111Talisa4 to a gaM from sow:a-south west at Roehos roint yinterday, and wind* were freAh at south-weidern stations. This morning a north-westerly wont is rev ail nt in the eolith sea want. On the east oast the wind is light from the imutb-wes. 141/M a= axe lowered to-day. Di Rain hes en general ands now f Ws nrth-wen eeiote. A hail storm oecurri‘l yorterday at Vdlentis., whom the ball la now rough. The weather is generally cloudy. The Bishop of Chester held his primary visita tion at Nantwich yesterday. In his charge there was • singular absence of political matter. Ile referred to the ritualistic agitation, and, while advising that the strength of the church should nut he wasted in unseemly differ ences. admitted that there was a limit to the comprohon eivenew of protestantism. AN EARLY WINTER.—Tho fine autumn, no far as Westmoreland is eouoerned, seems to have complete!" broken into winter, for the weather is extremely cold, ami on Monday • heavy fall of maw destue.ided. The that.. motneter rerstered es low as 30 dogs. The entire taw of the country has been completely changed, and the whole aspect bean the unmistakable agnardso ear l y w i nter. The atateeplierie phenomena known tea th e N ort h er:g = ;sweated a remarkably brilliant appearance oa as seen from the southern Eat% oftke