The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1859. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. sad aught Smith's right lend in her pocket, where BHAICIF LIB2& —THIS DA I. BIITI9II POPSISSIOIL ' MONEY 111.4 her purse was, costeining about f o me nt& @hilltop. There (THIS DAY.) were anotber rasa andiihmisho et the door, and se soon se she detected Smith they mooed the Soft and mind out, but at —.o. Two o'CLocta. so. Ire. I *seam I us=. 1 tot cars. - S lawrence.- II al The prospect of s --e-- therm • constable ease up sad wend them. Thewsy share market to-day is decidedly heavy, sa.nsaw N M &moil Stkkland, 96 11. said that he was on duty nor the as us man 1. - ll 1 41 . Mites Mr. Bodkin , Assistant-Jude.) bun of the tete, when he ma Smith and &millivolt in irympathy with the decline in consols, combined I r e 4 fa 1 : It I _ Ole 6 •WI Ham IL 6 Si has formed the oocai 1 , E 11110101:11 DlsTriabmclat in ST. cant, .t.••!IC-THE rush out followed by Mrs. liedson. who told him they had with a number of realizations, chiefly of a speculative M 2 - dls attempted to rob her. Wastes took them into custody, when character. Caledonian stock has fallen 1 per mu t , " ill • principally epee*" ILLSZ-1111 sun= V. TaTillION. , Clarke cam upend essardted him, at the seine time attempt- end most of the other leading stocks 4 to 4 per iss Ps. Preirrarri. of marines have This wee • proeseetiell ellablethha Petweent ineni th'" leg to reel us Smith. He obtai n ed ' the ea tetaaa °I "oeha cent. London and North Western stock is now by 11 plaints are made o ty the garish material Oar hamlet; niah 9069991 o th er per- constable, and they were all secured. ma 101 tit C a. K os bob tweeted , diem:bid • cesseeptkin rambled ter Mr. Burchstu uked whet wee known of the pri ere ? quoted 954 to 98 ; Great Western, NA to 4 1 ••• la s. Am .= w statements transmit Dives worgip ii, th . whit of h e. ci ent .i e . t h e .g ha e ; ee Stirkleed replied that they were all notorious thieves, sad Midland, 1081 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, : sok i de tar uela st la " di al l zls felling I per cent, lied been convlcted. 971 to , ; Caledonian 91to 9 . 2 n ; Berwick, 90/ to au aA uk usi - -. several occasions. 11 1 out ll 0 1 Ill: ti; lower than they cla Mr. Bareham sentenced Smith end Southend' to three 91 ; and York and No ' rth Miell d, 741 to e. Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Polatd (instructed by Mr. Smith) mu d. m a i . rogues end ~.b ondi, tido tat lei i reaction extends to end Clarke to OM Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares lave de- IN sneered for the PeOmenlien i Mr. 8e ' cent Ilalleatlae lid mouth foe the .sme l t =lnstant:. 0 1 ..."-:-- Vie I re , ti clined to 2 prem., " esllers." French and Stock Exchange, hi Mr. M. knife tinetrected by Mr. Young) were far the some other foreign railway ssosuities of alor utimarsi6 c e recovery. defendant. are flat. Grand Trunk of Canada sad Great West- litrag a t WA!: to 2 9,, 940 ,• The scrip of th T h. ' l'""'i'll sou luthated under a very old etat6t6 FUNERAL OF THE LATE NE. ROBERT ern of Canada shares have advanced. The Indian a II mess Deltesems ro 71 74 known a. the TA •ration Act, wtich was piled in the reign ter pert Is it 93 marked from 1031 1 ITIPH SIMON, az, z.z.—(zzre DAY.) li nes are less inquired for , et o f Ahem end Mary, under which the defendant was liable en Da I le" l ea= ft B 73 4 The Three per .... ORDIN•ItT SHARDS AND STOOKS. - N 14 1 0 b.. 'malty of 601., oe to be committed to prison in default of 2 'I V cent. at Paris this pwwrit. The morning the remains of the esaiaeni engineer, eel rra. I eases,. I u l%• Cr I 6 % 1 7', 1 1 ,:r es 6 es.4o l %triTer - si ilt l b e 4f T tea, kadant eurrendered In discharge of his bell, end the RAM Stephenert, were convey od to their lest resting place, a ell fr. weft Illanet. 111 lti I according to Mr. R rent wee crowded by pumas hderested in lb. sees. la Westminster Abbey. s Eiiii,zitz jr. . De. Pea - iiii 2 aocount. es. =tr .,..... A i i De. 5,.. -1 ,E1 F "`" 4 4: : i dil 9 Consols are offic Us the indictment being mad by Mr, Maude, the arght7 The funeral ceeemedos, which comietad of a actin E. M - -..- ff . clerk of .he paw, and the dahsfratoebo pleaded sot galley , term draws by sic ewer, ma susissus sousi ll ll u:e ma 17:7" -- : '-_. -1 1 Et. tO3 119Easraa 46 gas Not. N N SG money, sad 96 t bar an ma given in dirge to the jury. coaches, ash drawn by bar borer, left the rat- le an eleilmalibmendAMlAo.. a a 06 " 0/. de 6we mu - present quotation st. no mum. ..,.....--- ou NI 11111 0. De 4.1 ear ant Fawn II 91 Air Sicigh in *posing theme said It would be idle to ger demos of the framed Is Oloseeeter-equen Ghent half- pem nede .. __m ammo St Ds. led Ma Out low 96 a 91 for money and the pose that thejary were sot aware of dissentious having takes pre 10 o'clock, mad proceeded st • slow pace through W w ell cri.iar iiii - ii•Tr if : I . .1 /1 le a 6 Donlan& aa ti 91 le ge a n D a . -- a a -.- prios sou 95/ to 98 piece is the rash of et werele-tn-ihrEut, which the law Ilyd• - feek lussisS West the atootot toed cd the Norm' : 4e. al 1/••• 0 • .- l"." t T Si t r i ll Ilialmeenes L a& w .. BINA in at 222 to 221 would sot tolersiemer wield they be sesetiosed by the age Is p0a404, entering Piccadilly by the Apeley Home pin ; ee ea • .l a 1 s• v. Be t at,* ta,,y lied. P enne thehhighem than. 0. dewily creasing Greevenor•pleos, it arrived In Victoriwstreat. lad at - 11 ; UIS IL ••• -. illa deemed, at 941 to I . g . • -- 7. U g ost i 911 WI _ __-..- 19 2/ It so Asir conscience , were net le be *imbed by as, penes. am necked Deeaelud. The route was lined wish I/L Mai - 1.: li le 1i 141• •••-• winsome. The premosties wee hefted shim the Tederetim wriststora, end explosions of deep sympathy sad marrow 1 1 : tr a . lama S •IS 11 2 A Dreartia;:-.3:-, 1: I' 2,1 New Indian Lo at - - Ad. sad t h e d e t o di et tree Amid odes i t w ith meterho h . was freely interchanged. At the end of Victorie-elreet es le all DIM - II I MOW. Linnet STIP. • • -. I scrip at 1024 to - ii the mime *. eteettes et the prick dm& meal yaw s . imsesee crowd had collected, sad ss the precessiss ear ea i v ~..•••••sitic.,; 3 m• Debentures of 1851 gh er k w e g e h emtpet , Th e rm . he w gyro o h m poses' deep silence was observed, gad her were I s t 2 Feria aelCOMbe m....- - - immeshed Tossyleas, sad he regretted that each mania Barbed with rupee. Dates-yard was closed to an to 71 22:44k i tram4= . " MI YOZZUOR OBLIGATIONS. U. pram .; and Ext shown h e h ew ; b a t th e y ware to b e moni e d but those who had obtained Gaels of admirion. These Sit IS *Mho .... 6 ... z . I? li its, o MASAI Itamwatit I 031 , 740,4 prim/. Bak. Them foreign sine roes g they wets eoehoop h eee e g m e i.. o r Low. 11C1100 had been liberally dietribetad. wad around the greys oi .la k taloa., 111 111 fa ) l an all iailall i ati=l " It = - character. Prices Dey debts Oa the INN of flepeember, tubes to. MOW were 011101 " totoPoot O IS OOO 01 0 00 1". &WS" 0 blest. It pi 5' .... 11 "" "'lin' tin Wg . . re Me 1111 45 93 I sa i l -•-: Mexican, Spanish, t h e B e ,. K r . N eeeeee ht % hie g o at hate w a y ta t amea The gisve le in the metre of the extreme western side. la N ot I: " Waßiziii: is tO 10 S S.tiiestrareslwai: - - sad Owl* - - IN BO In eli au Do. s par The Old Turkisl the sink% a mob ef perms embed Into the .stab , • selghbearro6 Brave to the right was recellll7 &Peeked to in Trims ll4 164 pm pin ,O 1 al, 9. 11 1 :=701 . 1r___ .. ,,t. lq 11 31 quoted, 784 to 1 maga w h om we th e g e h h h em 4 w t. me ami d la the men of Hunter, the lest burial within the Abbey. N I 4 1 1 . , naa j: l 2 l j r °l ••••••• etmasa 11 Nig sin ••• r so lal beinessia.Twww.s . ww. 96 Ns to Mi. Sales as hissimr, hosting, eisilil.nretlag the cengregashh. In oft. The COEU2 was lifted from the bane es seer 9t. IN motes est Moires% .. as _4l . 2 "I'mg,,==l:22: " : 111 U 4 UM Four per Cent. lemma ot this disterbesee. the sessiegatiss err 1111110. 000 0 possible. The Tel Rao. Mal Dees sad Chaffee, I L I S =l .l.ll... obsaaaa alL 14 li 70 t i ll O M. 89 72=7 . :1X lit ft SBA, eaugohon te how into a amt of *ha hr proles. end other dignitaries of the Abbey, stemded by the *car IL 10 Woks • IWO lamas- ‘4l NI 01 114 10 all eirlablzaal n , w. Three per Cents., Kre Da st. M ali Itesorlich he deeply vestment had bees domed seaway. mud • troop of •••••s•l• 'NW; Imam& He Osumi ...It MK taa4saie•Wilitne - Z: 914 eet ill 10 all VA IS IS Peruvian Three per The AseleamAledge Laud if then was so comes open le Inwealelea la the skatest. 401 amid On 1101 , 00 ri t i ll Iss tr • Lit -.- J 1 St aen tiala Wad maw .a II ell Do. S e it i aaL .... U U guess Three per Ca ere the parsed Ismiry ? Weir of the arias the body wee carried Into the St NO easewlbet..4issessar. ti e II Ni 4en no* 1 PfalllL- ... *.• 91 all Beim Ima W 11 Cents., 1859 (mil Ms. Sleigh mid they wanted to be protected tram lII* Abbey up the ariatu ads. lon raced Mul a bier Uit i .....----,... twnipliss. the pert of the Abbey seed fee ahem' services. The ss• . D 9. sww 7 s . a . ft 86 al 111 Ol W. ei.Wef Pmessel s• U U Cents., for account, as au sia. 491.1114wais 4 w w likAd fie awnnvinf Mr. Slejelai iiale•da• mid, on the pert at the defendant, aid swum , tut the ssiduns 08 th e dims* nod *leo 1118 lei ea imam ma omme..- .e - —a. A..1...A A. dr. tibmimet oa the indictment bein ofheg toed by Mr, M en d e , the &gulp The funeral procassica, whip!' resisted of a riessive K 0 ...e....__ ffe nub ' piec e, the and ilhadastoeho pleaded sot gaßty, hearse drawn by sin bones, sad immereus latemedeg le :I l me rier ..-..- _ .... - 11 l b a ying bin given in charge to the jury, coaches, each drawn by bar bones, left the nisi- is a eseisajampe d e altiLo.. • • at eie amiere ..--- MI lei fl it I Mr ' , loch in opining Ow era raid It would be idle to gap demos of the deceased is Oloneester-equare about belt- * eli Aetk litinr - r........ pose that thejary were not aware of diesensices hawing taken past 10 o'ctook, end proceeded at a slow per though : 11l 0..•1•... Erza. II- . 1 aii •le 0.. is the wish et Si. George-in-the•Emt, which the law Hydwrarh. Paminff aka/ the eirealer road od tha IhnPan. ; 1 M. la leale WM m 17 , •- w arbere a TI Ai would ace tolereeeeer ward they be maraud by the mein Patina. 'Marin Piccadilly by the Arahr7 Home Pr*: lee 3 • image n i ii i itch they H ee d . p..........pp.g their G o d ocoof rat rag awing Grosvenor-place, it arrived In Victoria-streak sad st- ----- " IL Wen ...., IS el lit • to Heir p ...... min... be el ms ... b y /ay ilexe s thee necked Deans-yerd. The route was lined with et Illgil, . A n wheesnee. The pretnertan was Sired Inedr the Tehreleir eleetnetent, end expiator of deep sympathy sad marrow r,.. ar n Math dr • ... 12 Ad, sad l b. 4..... 60 ....b. p . m y. i s se m ilis e de es was freely interchanged. At the sad of Victorkrorar sm le en Est aeaoat.. Me . . - - le It. lemma TO IR lb . cosinisokimeaws it tbs pad a m . mo d yam s . Ismael crowd hat collected, sad as the proessisia el' se, s e . - Vir e .; till Mt 0.0, wa 5 ...... p .... n e Immo me w sa ese owe. pricesil deep rear woo observed, and bats were le oh Perth seit a.-- - - et. tore are Mira era. N 101 meeraupd p ossyk . , sad b. regretted that no b ma gi HAW with respect. Deaes-yard was closed to all 10 au Nadi al &MEM - - - should be used; but they arm t o be Fora b os t ra l bat those who had obtained tickele of admiaion. These n i t 1:: Ilse awn nria: 1:! 12 " 4 9 rim , g they rams ...,,,, p a is s o f m a .. or L o o se s Whets bed been liberally dimvibeited, rid around the per es. la k t Beds .. HI 1M elt. lie mew aw writ art gee 14 Day Sebes. Os the 13th of September, when the eatintm was lallardad sers Peet "gat" of people, dreamed la black. ft. Ira trai ie mar re dile 99 41 th. Her. Mt. egoooragodd, was o b oe s b o g wee though The pave is in the cadre of the extreme western aide. I • is. les SerieViii.iiii.. it to __. lit lee wreath thellie..- lee !CO 197 11. arra a mob ti pour wished tato the chunk, • lalillaboar 11 3 grain to the right was ricent l 7 declaim Ile a MOM Wi lei pm pro mina who m wee th. 4,6.6 0. w h o m u I s ee pg s e tie wen of Hunter. the lest burial width' the Abbey. r e , ...x.,ir hieing, hosting, and dleheithig the esagregries, le pm. The Corth was lifted from the bane as arm •t. IN twee see Inwireall .. e 6 de ii 113 114 1/51 awalmos M this diagrbemee. the magreptisa wee WNW Me as possible . The Ver7 Res. **Dew sad Mafiosi ris =.................-. .If taajily reepene. to pew lute a mat if judos h e Fe e s . end other dignitaries of the Abbey, attersd by the choir D i 1 3 larks • Ilerwe Wows- re PM . 11. $1 H Sea, which he deeply regretted MI bees deemed rear ry. mad • troop of serrable verily resoled the Swirl ea lie te i r4e3V*Tgaii.: Si at let -.- The Asilehmteindge ached it thin wee no wars open to poordos in the craters, mil said the solemn L II ta i Isetresej • II et oar the pared rapiry ? striae el lb. cepa the body was weir Into the St leo laseholbst..4Wesem. in M M 1 le - Ms. Neigh add they wetted to be prorated tram the AWAY lip ths Caen Masi end Plead VW a bier IS et fat 4rae lgalaa ~.e . - - ... - MN MT ion i 1 lamer na pert of the Abbey ant for orrery orrice& Tho In 1 . 0. Ow so u norft n n a riei Ili {KW 1 m Mr. &dent selails• laid, on the port of the defendant, uhf 00000 was as eschew W ths deeessed, sad aim It 11l re it# emirate me - be dried the heir rid Ms Irk, Osage Behest emolessooa. The pall bairn i : I n .... 6.40 ,.., o , .. 1 mg • Tb o g o ra g g gra g.e ra g go s ar i s .. s. th ey * n os b y see s se d er roe the Marquis of Charge, Sir Roderick Mardircia, .. 0 0 11= k Weemoliiiiiiii. a. m the Mee by witasras ce balk Wes they add albino no Beet, Mt. George C. Glyn, LP. , Dr. Crimea. a Whleh7 l ie - 1 a ..1 i.rai i a a VW.: " I i rOt 071 01 West et Wen peceediege ? Mr. Bode M.P., sad Mr. Joseph Look% M.P. et. Ile %we lima • - - 1 ei. en seer poem deirsorK 111 111 .- 114 • ceraltation took place between the learned esemeel, et A rag train el minimen, chiefly comport of seas si. sa D 4.• ...... ....... - the termination of which, wawa is railway eagemarea g or *rain, m e d i . Lt. m lor 1. e -.. 1 1 1 1 510 4 . il Mt es Mr. Sleigh said the rely difficulty he lilt b witlebswing Mayors of several northers borough. (who wore their chains St ith St. iir reritt= II 4 NI • hem ehorreows wee u.. fact that en • raw somas end mho). "owed th" wine , and completely filled the et. Irm gerlh • • w tbey aterkined sew promedinp ; Wet metwithegiediaa eat Illo" mad scrupled h 7 the deer! and the choir. Tbe l• ail lees ah. aWr a ft rd, IM M Ili Sere Diageseeme ...... ............... a t h oos, s hb on k o rum s h o d moo bider af the Abbey had been loft untouched by the et filer nom ere . al . ' . a M i r ... as a. rge0...,, u , ei b m rap" shoat..g op * nom wilertakers. The grave was the only age, as t so wa n t . - - 'T* do - ...........- The Aialeiarhaga aid that the portatisa wild set MIN& abs Abbey itaall od the barrels* rites obese es be W k • - lel6. tee „... itt 115 lad brood ho the coarse which bed tra tans en the Lens wisoalled• Dii° 2 l the met Parte= ol the basis' seas- ft iii•V X staled, brit the only power ele• sort had re le lake • wiser 'Ma hated upward' od hall aa hour, the mad - t f ; 1: Wddla moo """" last r, pecuniary ;san i ty. ra id s & em u .0 he tbs object s e A im tads aroma and above .odd only bast the low inure le se • laseser st Se 40 41 yromediage He wood pet it to them, whether it weld met 01 tha Man- When tho WY was bremett ha th• st. *ma 77g 1 771 I be better imiLly to withdrawn this. pre, the Mao took his portion et ths right, sad tbe chief la emeFliel a .---- o .- fe la TA IL 1440Y41411. 6 lint Dm N St Me. Heigh add, haviag coanded with his frier Mr. women ea the left, eesirsled b 1 • crowd a sPoctatora r 0 400 Weaschso 0. 111 f p o w& t h e y w in adv i n t hi ftw, bo g b oy .' / b rat f b oy A m u Nearly the whole el the service was cheated. the deaa read- ; a s h 01 D 40140411... 10 Of IS 00 1111 .. ash ogee be arid Ira to lark* the power Other low. ing the rest with deep Wing end emphasis. Whoa be ea iii Vale -,.. ....- - - M n Mr. Swirat Ballentlas rid there re as womellig le le. approached the verge of the 10140 aid the calla was t i• ' . vie II 111..""" IN erre Sara a - - robe the pear of throw, r 4 tbo feet re that this was • live* man, eyes became ailed with taws. The acmes" a L so ' W ra f t igh = rago _ imd Mai. '" re -* Wee end amadereis charge, sad the deferent woo eiequiteol W eb• deesseed seemed overwhelmed ti Pref. Dorm! MMus It 41 11: - .44 - a144:47:1;;;110". - - barn the prseratore were enable to make it oat sprat bola, nanarwad themillhont the lIITI.IL a MI 115.41:::41..101 /1 ; II all 0 a 1 0/10.1444 k J, If It km. Mae crier MOW timerel rites the megernare took• Met le a wee The Weintest-Judge said It we. not Ice him to express Moe C leie •- : -.. -- - - leek et the sells, ead left th e Abb e y i n W eft . Th e b a r on H ell -Da - any 'Para upon the ere, bet ow the bets as disclosed la e a rl arawariallY monad, mid the Peelle haehilleed ea the ro depositione, the asegierste below was quite justified in •1 0 °- PILITIME10:111 MAIM mediae the case for trial, bet he doubted ea to the prop r i e ty The whirl , Proceadinge were devoid ed arm or ran, lial P 4.1 'mamma. i tains pasta wen ro e p a bg e ra c y s g be f og en with p rafogra h ogra of grad, en The funeral was alight in the szterne, bat the 00004111 eq . Meth& lame in ehlk. ill ~,/ 'aphorist descriptiow If he wee allowed a ate, a ear* mid the Owe ef lila hind Wm • dirty and 10 4' 1197191 mm RI: = al itol a gltargir t i -- be meld sot heap ildahlea that if they were to have is their haled *Ohio od the allittleiewe sad Isdarrahar• The 001 7 2,. 41 = LlPlnka"l" "` ii I ler retwa. A. ep. e tot ..... ..,....ps. the ....„.. ~....... to that .1.0. dolor in the arronsemeneorm lie admission of ladies when es. lee Da. O i l_ a g.• .- 10? i.e toy of mamma they were ad scretried to re their k would Wear wee•sease "did W • musing went then • taaa rsie li t i. fel a Deo °m." 1 " •: ••••• Sti n i l g 0 mash hwy. I. r e ..., w ee & ~....17 w i ldbiee,,.. oho Iwo Indeed no semblemeesi semeniag. This was a Rter DA. NW Ap. Mal IL- IA IR all 1000 00.4 me ume. NI M Man seer wad le effected by those preesentiow. awe 'mistake, and gime& of Wegfag with the meas. IR lie S. lasmarre. • pie Owl .... Mr Serejeent Belaatlae seemly ooecumd le the ober- Mre Vela.. 000% IV. go" Ti-* -. ._._ anions of the lower jeer,. R ri ft rarr ib is s lip.r. an. he ion us A verdict of het Utility wee thee Wm, which wee re- Lawn SPORTIN G ThTKLLI G ENCE . ot. mo s• poi 00m.......... ao, 107 Wed with WWI 00141100 in cram, but this was inunschately 3 • le a M it a o.4 I! iel N oopprosimpl. ..--- o _ ss • turn TN proceeding* Ora wearied, awl the deradisst lef. (Iv naarratc raanoaera.) E 1 lel. 0t...0. -. 17 , 2 . $1 se the court with bas Made. - NOR THALLERTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) a. 4 e i . Ift 91 el IN --- -- • 17 U THE POLICE OOURTS. imorroo.-moos Rowe Hew Andrew Seaton, Comae, i 2 Ithatto, Laird o' DADA, Julia, Benkrupt, Maggie, Lady a l did de. Veit 15 it' a,, diem ) 7 0 Mary 0, Trepan, Wesedele Pock bliss Conyegbam I, r e 10 (THIS DAY.) Roane, Simplicity, Sims Beeves, Recluse, Sweetbrier a it 616 Set •en.t. tad d Alfred, Griffin, Teener B. L., Quist Lad, As i d e w o lfra m ,: et. lei Irma Teillaireeeam. OA IN Imaallalak.detA i tc.Nol es .., .-.....-o. toe, Profanity Dock, and Wallace. er tee 41LgeeiG r et. Nee es MANSION. HOUSE. ______ tlf 0 0 ili. ••• . 010 ,W.OlO :I. UT 11e A riitteLlt feel. MALTON.-Tbe following bons, her left here tar M. lee W.t p.e. et. hoe ai. - h i , y A m WA s . th,,,, s pool, i raiorara bi o .l oo m og a ragragras Newmarket .-Tozophilite, Pen, Senneits f. Substracdon, M S ,„,,,....elledel• 0 7 I s but spparratly of reopectsble character, was brought Wire C lOOO f. IP% hr. to Bird•on- lbw Wine. BeahowiaaS Volta. et. fee w at -- Erej iLiwite.a. IM Ma Mr. Alderman Hide (who set for the Lord Mayor) charged IL ist . ow. ,___.... 4 I re l. with threatening to commit rend*. les. tos Polirmeoestahle en reld-lest eight about a quarew.peet te lea ler i .tri t i s i Ire ea eleven I won duty otter Loode.bn.les, when I saw the ARTILLSRY PRACTICE IX PLYMOUTH SOUND.-- St 10 Aar tr a r i In 11.4 Mee primmer nodose a t 0. ray e g sweep. in , a o.osaboly Is& The lobsrmsa of Plymouth have of late made frequent ow- h i lL ra.,......... .le. M hi Ma. I walked pail, as if I took DO 000 C• 01 kr. bat en- *lob sisals the very greet danger which &Scud* the al. - - -- " - eglisa --... 2 1 111 Iti 111 tamer to the spot directly *Berea, de I missed her, and cm Wary practice Wm the various torte mucd the Boned. Os KIM p trea..ar.ihr - - • le kw about I sew her steadier at the b etout ed the steps. Wedawde, starer. se 2 o'clock, the &I'M( boat Bb's, ora ds I dd ira , I ■ "l L ._ 211111 4,,.. a''''• ******** 1 . 1 14 la la I went down and ear her what we was there tor, to which ledestralt w Ikatald Odliere. the wwerman's boat Gleans. ii - . iii ',47 . -- - 7416 "WI ti M NI ea replies' that she was pier to dews herself. Taking her beleaging to Thome Cload, sr the New Pilot, John Char- lif etl E 00. d5._ . ....„.., it el db by the arm I led Orr Reedy up tee steps, and mew b ee w e e ha , weiejwit oldie west end of the breetweer , cornier in, fra dd ,„It : 0 1aZdritz............. ,„; ,-,_ led bra to think of dear such • Hitter. All We said was that when • Well IDA from Picklecombe Battery, Mount Mg- t - ie WI . N limaseetw •-• •- -.......-- - tir -Is she. -. o ld cot li ve so y ra fter , end th eft I took be g t o th e eambe, buret ..... them, end one plme dropped lab the M. Ise ouweeewetip.e.tarm le• Mm stork*. Elise. Providattially so injury we done, but the men were , o nr• ,l oo rn g: A nad wwwd r o , - ... - •• 11 1 e 3 je; A!..neen Hak-Well, crimper , whet bate you to my ? much alarmed. The gun. at Pieklemuthe are pointed right jj y' l " --- g - g - .;"; - h i ., (eggyfora e ll, gm so =i am b* I cannot acmes the weeders entrance, which I. the mart frequented .., s lap- es 1.10 0111 .. I; SI beer ray lib any Lam. preach to the harbour. M thr . lo t eent. - lll9 US Aldermen Hale-Why ere you miserable ? HEsCra FROM Daoletioic.-A young lady had a a ti ° s trnttea rmt ij::: gl 4 8 blether-I could Ma bear to me my children want. WM' escape hum drowsing • few dam since while bathille ot 4 6 " • Las° A " . 1 . 6"/ " 2 't Alderman Hale--He she say children, k Seer? on the shore it Veneerer. Her Wier was bathing from lt. I° ' ler l•••---- 153 1 14 OM er -Yee. She a.id they were in bet ; sad I went to another machine, between which and her own a third had dit. t o a ir 4 Pl T' L erit. - 1011 - 00 the piece sad f and two three, as th e hat said. tem drawn down, an d the young lady, seeking to par from sot lel 00 11..„..,0 0 *mi. Alkrmaa Hale-Rae she a husband ? one to the other, was caught by the rented-well, which fit It .:, 1 .1,..--",,,,,„„,.... 4 . 1 ea a Preece-Yee, I Wee; he is an melbas ciductor , but eery powerful on this beech., and having tacoutiously let go si 4o. 1 4 A.A. 31i Ni le b., left tee thew owe years and is living with soother of the rope, lost her f owing, and was carried into deep lue Waeasidhlakeseetee M 0 rap' wife, by whom he i.... two cluldrea, and 1 have water, where ale newt have inevitably perished but Was the lad melds' trues him ell that time. courage and promoted of mind of her enter, who, seeing the FORMIaII ILIIIIATIL Mr. Goodman (chief cl. do-Well, why &el you go to ,danger, ~..]:..1 lull, for mentaew end Welled through the o ,„ , .„.. th parish mehorleiee ? 1 hey would melee him support you. weer lo Ler teem. Though previously unable to swim, '''' ' 1 . 7:: '."._:,,,.........,__"` °l.nme ra , Pe1 " .. ,, 1 lials " Pre-set-1 did go to the Bethned-green Mew, but they she menet/id to eutpoet herself mad to prevent her sever, '" '""'"'""""''• ..." 7. se, 00 all e_aemees. told ne• to te off to ray buebend. whom We bed 'oz. by her drew, from being earned ally a 6 notsreaairearlanlpo leldoin ei ele Mr. Gloeltien-Have you been to the Worship - stress hinter int. the is• until belp arrived. The eat who came ..• aii . „ =,,,lnaarra o . oLooo . o .diwarcw. I I ,tire rart? to tbe polog ledio: minimum wee a lad of 18, who, lalta•ell 1 eat c........m....‘24:: i i l'f seer-Yes, I went them bet all they told me wee to of the Weenier ware of the shore, attempted to walk oat to .00 ill Umalso --- - •-• r. t . /Se uni•a. I diin't know whet to do. I couldn't beer this, and, suddenly tumbling dews a steep beak of shingle, se an Delftware. 1 ei do t• - e me children warm, end eel thought I'd derra myself. lest his pawies of mind, and wee unable to do mom 00 : 2 a mi , R il" abiabli r,.... - **** '"• ia a 4 i d. :!: • Aldermen 'w en ended her, withinetenction that she save himself, beppily he we immediately followed by • boy . i n use - - at. ~.41 la put „no non,•••kwima wi th th e m e a t chaplain. ed le, who lounged nellantly into ,be waves sad drew tbe N 6 teraya lu r a melmrs. {p.a - - YARLBOROIJOLSTREET. Wald ta anent By !hie time the flint wee fa a drowsier se lla V at nwat gaLsas . ssars dnwrwl • osass. r wal b " F s F I .15 tUrtratss 1 Ti, CA kIAIA G E OW NILI . mete, and but foe the means employed by Mr. J. B. Martin, *is ima m j a mb. - G•Ary•ELiggw, a " iiss h.L Ai k..,, g 6.4,, , ~.. charged as elie medical practitioner of Ventuur, very serioua results s an !Magna's... art Bala - - biters . I mast have ensued. to ail Liermaisiteretent IllpmlS - 10 neraterorremeas ffervest Silv er i on. o f t h e A division', mid that about 7 tbo stonks DeAros.-On Sunday afternoon last a op a r tressed asseirs- - - error triune he was in Park-leas with 108 C, both la . 1 ~Wake cireniustauce exerted during Ike service at ti LI I? "Ma... thin delete. when le eon tbe obassar coming tlu"ugb Meant act Chapel, PAK/a - Weer, Northampton. Mr. a :71 Des p ot P eel reel Le evecor•g a t a ow e the bag ..e.... s e d er hi. nee ee e ' Feulkner, a member, was 'skier past in the sacrament, when et elt Des Peel meow to 0 take . nee the road to • mnall ~Were where several car • be tell from he wt, stud laataatly replied. The corpee 04 .0 0 .. . 04 . 0 ..._ . ■ ''t Yr.... lll 171 oar. e•lo. • erere bad r.0.001y bon 100 M. H. Mowed ONT•rd horse in • mare The ammo was a truly diameter I L , - , al! v - 74 Tnao'ii:i .:*: 7 is - as Wei sad .eked what wee le the Lag. end on hie (Silveira" or. The jury Wm lased a verdict of •• Died by the visits- to ar Fr, w... and *ram SI 01 100041 It, he 004 That it footstool a largo gusset, Ws of Ood."-ilfeefeed Mereery.---Oe illitorday morning So el• NO awl Orkem .. al bore-hair. sal welch from tee not premed mote, had Idle. lopkton,tbe teasel Mr. lid,. lee Woe, of tee Thatch, I 111 13 al,==l Pesos ...? e n 0 31 es evidently byes Jum Woos fro,,, a eunege wan., the Homo Term'. LeTtonata•••wwd. &milord. died luddealT. II • Leo am lambics...-. - ... gierke, risk bee bra ow , me ... s e l e ., ; Deward bed been attended by Dr. Livia ter • heart dim 10 al nom* aad Irmo* 6 . -. m. ... teas; to seta, the emboss. as the merieges were I ere, and on the previous night when obs retired to bed she It r i l :72 ; natal gang rapidly si,,er, end s h ee s e raw ..am s e ob. I erepleined of/mine newel', but Wend to baths doctor rent 4.1 10.7 my so.. - .. - 4 t- crest convenient pi..., wow, lb. ....ew e s o . bin sour. I fee; her husband lell into • s o u n d s l ee p, end on rising 1000 Di an 40.t0 aid Seas 6l el rod isr Om pewee, mid Ilea to the,, way the imam, Ida Wile tying no too floor • corpse, her client having, It is ; lag ha d r rgrr as ' e rwler " i 4 , 14 ji •so M whirl" been ...Lady l oth tar. Two or tree rob- =es, occurred two hours presiomly.-Chchirifeed et .1 mea Meader* . ~, ken. rie the load Lad takes pleat ha the park reseed lea , r. 10 in ULM rr mi.. Prem al 104 Name O.: 11 • ,, ssior. Oa 'Airs lb• ensure .hero be get it, be mods NUL/. SCHOLY ACCIDtST TO Two CHILD/LER. 1 a il r uft a g l ' W ''' f , Le • DM.. mower-•' T eat a era moo ft to biro t o carry, On Morley lent, on the Ira of Allesed. e pariah of Loewe'', •an Visaed= ----- ill arm SO Wet. him, but 'p ot a. had mymd hi.," Mary Ass .net Jerre, the rem. turd 101 ) sew and the Mr. Dinghies seed to. wet. ....ist the police in fladiag Uteri), children of Jaws B-11, wen eleme boned to the Oka. Ho would mu,suil him is, a week. death. The two children, wi h • peeper sneer end an JOIST MCC *ASKS. •Ottititi. A 1 , ..1 1.,1 *hat. IMO left alone in the la owe sad, while mil e:: ao _ I p h .. I a sses , I Pt. . (14,.0.... i ddip. -; 1.. Posorisi. • m -.ober ..I •le re..n hand, woo charged immad the iliv , the b y'a dates iceidentally took flee. ,„,: of ~,,, ~....., maaa II al fl ash .its." iag Dr. Free*, of 9, Q.,. ii•stree., Iloyteir, by I 1 he little sufferer rushed out into the geld, 1.1- "`"--; -* '-'---.)....*• I - ... t e gm Wes rem..., I, h....ling his, eke Lerrei Ly his seder, who, while ettemp. leg to ex- Pier ...la giiii_ ar ._ 1 .6 Ili - Da ‘614••••• salt ho woo fair trod to play, sad that be thisruien the rim's, ignited t owe dress. The I *" • j i , : ',11.., 4/ o. ... .. it . .:-1 44 go erb broil I. mos tad hod,. me. t.„ , wa ren ertr roes envep e d r in flocs, end, oil 07011 et OHM il. .... Mr. B her b e er s resper e 4 re l e o t o th e defeith e nt, their stony, they graved sack ...her sad anti. kind for S.rese et Meet time a =4 . , fed Wm Ma. 11.4 p. Their cars anew 00l the, votive of a woman, but on ~,..,, lee re . •••••••••••°•••• IS rig. SOUTHWARK. Teething them their cliabe. larva c au p , at .l, d oor , ra t so d ir.o...te i o , eg w ir•-•••••••• od .... ••••t aIR .Trait It i. a., IN A COMT-NOI,T, the DAY around the place am iorort. No lime wee bet Kew' sett SIDEL of Oamda -- ...... el -. ... 1 , .. • Smite end brow, .55.14wW4 nieseimmi pirkimloo*, is readier for wake' rod, tot th e doctor et ohm. pronounced La w ' IS --- ii , 1-...-,- s s, 1, 1 .. ~...0 , 64.. XI/. DIUDADO diaper' with sti e .o.., both ewer to 1, hopelme. T bra. nod.% few the ark to rd.l te wars owiserri se - ... '' 011 10 6001 .4 Mr.. Lou .. Had..., .1 ••• C. 4.1,41 tbis mak*, sere burned black- th e .kin in airy prove lave w Name No. iIN X ' t•--hreer., llia,ra w a. a ram... ay, sal w aims Oar,: r, ompl-tely dmoroved. The bi ction-d Ile Tee e e e y seer . t.t , l i ' i toa_a• Oftilib •• lotot IM- .= ye 2 ...r • ,.., ~..4 .„.. ~..,, , wis e ....to w se e .......4 lag; the 01 is still alive, but rapidly stoking.- ?Ai, lowa Z„,is is M7silisisressirr .. .. . i. , it at. raw,. Smoh fme be 4-wooly. Nee IWw. to. 100 nektiv.stlearadi re „. NI. . lisetra ird •• e 01. the e 4.0.1 CoSavhsre, sr bra.: t 1 it It DEATH or A CITILII.-On Friday after- 4',,1 r e .r...",17,;,;. -- " l ls : : '• w''•. hell Ira wet% j ..t 1•64. ri.Oliht. Smith mid Seek- DM. • girl, tomb,. mo o t be ..I.t, , a-,goter of Mr. Edgar. Wow In now will 5......: ail -.- m•e •we Om elm 4 4. 4 , m, i ash - l e o. r 004 her whether • miller at Kirke...rink bleneiwe weeder,' we she mill, sad el_ ..._.%a ra. ,marlaW__ rate.," tw••• • a1...' 7, -,„ 1 "...• awed Smith. 1614. VAN • 14.114 4 CO*. lodged them. She ottaatl7 afleraaris veto hood 404 tie thin II oar trough. It zr,.. i ig -.4.,,--7 K ,,-7,-1;4;z11 re - - 1' Wm else ••• kiwi no 100•14 lo d ger es the I. &apparel last fits child lied owe to the Soar trough mid ase., be Le. See ...... --I eV - se • , e. when rho pree-ived Polite awe rather too bven •atosa sow tom that the dry Sow had ceased it to Meal 66 1 1, ..._.b a......„. .. ti - ... to bar, and he ~petted that be wee op otegh e and, while 4 toga., th at it WI overbilenced Welf, ; 0 1 r 6 . =:;;;= ... 72 2 7, i n • • 110 psi. She eroediarly pat her heads down awl lanes among the Lear and Lein guffawed. Mel MI 'Owe ligant.--- el .. .. oot•osui fievmurmwerr ; P C.Car MAYO peak. 1001 I rue ini lloi LU 113 A 104 109 i SZITION amnia 1s IWm lama I Pd. CA glow 1 awls g i . Weiss 6.141, 16 r = Ons 6 Zia:a WO (11144 d. ta ma Wes 6 Illic • 106 176 1.111 I L101•11/rosii .• 1.31 a. 111 11 la Gramalar 1111. 1016aws9 11•4 / 1 .- )1 ........16,,,z, LW. 1 If 9. Wers d r • alla 61 I 1 Left Orsaylds Si Of 6 6 1. Si Ilarod4•Pael ...... sas 4.... Marrs 101 Par* Dour 71 13 16 We U /Wilt ft 16 SS US 6 Ili M • • S IM I ,r i Pe .... .. fee Op& wit. in 16 1 e 1.110 11 rroviroslil.Lalmat KV oe 11.10 Wmelft•Ous.llla.o IN. 1 ID - 4. Chaim O. Clew ft Ws 136 VOL . 1. Oars anal Ikea 3 u ll I ,il A 3 thar-ft' r 4 l i lUD .. Vats of Towle Wlir 16e : Ira = . l • liirjas - 1: .1 A . .. ; a 6 WI 1141, id i .: i Kt lain Va IN 196 PI 169 .• tf = ,I*., II IP .. Am 3 I 14 S Ull raerlr. 4 l.l 41 Ift ns POULOS MITA Is I k%l Ni. I Pd. l 131. prim. I Oaks. ONO X/ ~ /.46allas 71 1 1 76.61, 1 Don ermarCraislia ra ono ins irl s o n Draa.sep.l6.6o6l= 101 - - SO I D.. 116.1•9•411 16 101 1 1 1 C. 76. 6 i D 6.14041 !Uses /a - - Ws, 1 i ela 0aa.111e.06./ ..... m.. d ..- a = N Uwe 049pw -. :I is 1 • Mao 1 tn er roiiiaisiser sa i 0 111.60( a I KM 11 S=7.-- ..-...1 all ft 36 111 41 ISis S lawns all 11 11 *ID 6 Isilmlaa -.... 1 1 11 04 616 Itt I 'N. Las Omer et l. ill . Assrallaltr • Ws 1 6 took so irssomsol:Liiii on s Or WAS 6 I Port ..... _._. . 1 1 I ISM 1 Illartlik Awls Oral lar. Par 1 so skutinsn 11211•1 Balk= ....' all ft 116 WIDOILLAWBOOL No. !Was I Oorrarns IPSI 01 Wm. &Ma. 11..1 to asps llasSaanias. ER Ile •ft WU W Asisallasztlit z. , 19 al 93 14 sa 14 all 1 1 1101 IMO lllissik al.ria.7: all 116 260 0.6.4 19 lariWalmnsial .. sll 11 66 _.. 111 it Assanies Lord 40 - - ill 6 WILIIn.I 704. 1466Te1.• all U le IM 6.7 sass all 19 40 11 t .110 WDs 0 Oll all Ift 131 4.116 111 Oar& ni in 116 use le Tifils'ai r sid%i .13 s • NUN Si. IdsellislOsai. all - - 11. w 16 ere.? I plea- all 911 Wi 116.40 1 .. lame -.. all 11 If 11 WAN 1 . -.. all ft Se 1 uss I Da. Tsolll S Pas ' 1 1l 1 0 16 55 1 4 pis M I/m I 6 .6M last. Oftp-: all 1 S I.. AW .0 16 Osallassallaysation ft . - MOO 1 alp ilrossm, a s I i 111.6111 111 lades awl /us TS as . ral List DiarlsTaLlL.) 1 101 Sr SO Lesiva Massa 4 11 11 Ws 1100104 6 Lallas.Owalbs6o , all 16 16 II MOM W Karr lorlia.lloasal 1 I I Or k i. k Me. 21 ... /aversi d 7W iA T . : :11 1, . 74 r 113 aII I • ii.l aaa& 0 e . 6 11 Of Oa 6 . labartrade 16160 .Suldr all i 1 Vl6 la 11= Pr 76.16aslal i I 1 .. : USX. 1 S. WU. Surrebalsa MO i ' . 11. • - 4 De. Nos Wawa" les i psi 10.W6 Orlea.ll6.ousalldaLlA I m. .. sum 1. Do. da. I .. 7e.001 19 Do. M. 0 W. -. .. Pw. Mime Si. rsei Les lassiillla at U 14 II 11.00 E toga.* 01boo.ftri a l 14 NI 06.406 Ds Now - . I I 9 11 put 114%4 Kw as. a laaii4.l 11 $ s PM KO* is /Ifts•su luta --- 606 114 0111 10..4 16 /M.N.* 11446 166 Ilesil WAD dims .. 10 - - 135 ..P4O N. Aso lames 161 111 111 74.101 06 WWI Astrallas Lad all 3, 67 161 %ale 1 aillIMIIIIIIII: . . 4. 1. = :It 1 1 4..40 I De. De. 111.9 r. ft 1506.1./sOas 1 - - 10.406 100 • o." 0146 ... .Ira- 911 ft 16 61.'.10 1.1. Tlikels Dada ...... 110 1.1 191 MONEY ILARKB2.-2111 DAL Two o'CiooK. The prospect of war between Spain and Morocco has formed the occasion for a number of realisatioes, principally speculative; and prioes of most kinds of securities have given way considerably. Com plaints ano made of the publication of exaggerated statements transmitted by telegraph. Consols, after falling per cent, are now quoted to ?, per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. The unfavourable reaction extends to the other departments of the Stock Exchange, but there are now indications of a recovery. The - scrip of the New Indian Loan, after being marked from 1031 tolo2l, ia now quoted 103 to I. The Three per Cent. Renter have fallen } per cent at Paris this morning, the quotation being, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, 691 r. 46c. for the account. Consols are officially marked 951 to 961 for money, sad 96 to 961 for the secant. The present quotation is 961 buyers," both for money and the account. Half an hour ago the price wu 961 to 96. Bank Stack has been dealt is at 222 to 224 ; the Three per Cents. Re duced, at 941 to 95; the New Three per Cents., at 941 to 95}; India Stock, at 221} to 223; the New Indian Loan (Stock), at 103 to 1031; ditto scrip at 1021 to 1031; the Four per Cent, Debentures of 1859, at 97 ; India Bonds, at 2/. to Se. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 28s. prem. The foreign stock market is likewise heavy in character. Prices in most instances, including Mexican, Spanish, and Turkish stocks, have fallen. The Old Turkish Six per Ceuta. are now quoted, 781 to 791, and the last Loan, 67; to 681. Sales are recorded as follows:—Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001; Mexican Three per Cents., 221; ditto for account, 221 Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 701; Portu guese Three per Cents. (1853) 461; Russian Three per Cents., 1869 (scrip), die.; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 481, 48; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 79. The demand for money yesterday was moderate. The terms for the best bills were 21 to 21 per cent., with exceptional transactions at 21. At the Bank very little bagmen was done. The third instalment of 25 per cent, falls due on the Indian Five per Cent. Loan of 5,000,0001. on Tuesday next, but the payments in advance have been so large that the sum r* quired to be liquidated on that day little exceeds 200,0001. At Vienna on Wednesday there was a renewed decline of I per cent. in Austrian stock. About 15,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation, and about half of the 313,0001. Australian by the Dover Castle was purchased for abroad. The 35,0001. by the Parana will be taken to-day. The number of severe*ns brought by the Dover Castle is only 10,000. The Yorkshire has arrived from Melbourne with 118,0001. in gold, and the Vanderbilt and City of Baltimore from New York—the former with 20,0001. for England, and theilatter with 6,0001. The light portion of the Bombay mail will be dis tributed in London to-morrow morning. The shares of the Great Ship Company were flat yesterday, at 171. to 18e., in communee of its being understood that the directors have at last decid ed that the Great Eastern shall not be sent an her voyage across the Atlantic fur the present. It is stated that she will go to Southampton about Wed nesday week. The annual meeting of the Union Steamship Company (Limited) was held yesterday. The directors state in their report that the result of the company's operations for the year enables them to recommend a dividend at the rate of 28s. per share, after pay ment of which there will he a balance of the old debt of 2,7591. to be carried against next year's earnings. It is expected, however, that the whole will be extinguished during the current year. The total oust of the company's present fleet was 78,8311.; and to meet the difference between the subscribed capital (80,0001.) and this amount, 10,8301., was raised in debentures, 7,6001. of which tall due be tween December and March next. These the direc tors anticipate being Able to renew at a considerably reduced rate of interest, a coarse considered more advantageous to the shareholders than the issue of new shares. The report was adopted. The treasurer of the state of Virginia gives notice of the proposed redemption by the state, on 31st December next, of 200,150 dole. of Five and Seven per Cent. Virginia State Bonds. These bonds were issued in the years 1834, 1835, 1838, 1839, 1844, 1847, 1850, and 1853, in the names of Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons, of London, the Duke of Sather ' land, and other capitalists. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6701.; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,2841. ' • the Lancashire and Yorkshire (including East Lancashire) an increase of 3,2381.; the Midland an increase of 2,0761.; the North Eastern an increase of 3,2611.; and the South Eutern an increase of 1,4141. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : The market for Ameriesn mouritim daring the peat week hes shown mach animation. There has been an active de mead for the United States Five per Cent. Bonds, and some large purchaw bare been made at improved quotations. There ha. also been a 'spiral inquiry for the separate State stock,, more especially for Virginia, that state having just siren hied to pay off a farther amount of her debt, viz. about 200,000 dole. In railroad securities there is but little b unnies doing, and prices are without change. With reference to the silk sales, Messrs. Dorant and Co. report as follows, under date yesterday : The periodical public Wit commenced yesterday, and ere concluded. The quantity offered was 2,600 bales Bengal, end 6,000 bales China. The whole wee allowed to be passed with out biddings as ulna!, but fair business is doing by private contract. The trade cocaina, to show dainclioation to per shame at the prices tecently paid for standard silk, and are contented to take old silk or the lower qualities, which are selling with more than the usual margin in price. THURSDAY EVRNINO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 963 to f, for the Bth November, opened this morning at the same quotation, sod declined late in the afternoon to 963, " bayers." For money the last price was 963 to The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96(, I, 3; ditto for account (Bth Nov.), 961, 961; Three per Cents. Re duced, 953, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 951, 3, 3 ; Rank Stock, 223, 222, 221) ; India Stock, 222 ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (+rock), 103 Z '4, , ; ditto, scrip, 103), ; the Indian Four per Cunt. Debentures, 1868, 97; ditto, 1859, 97, 96g. - - - The British Government Five per Cents. were also officially marked 111 g. The scrip of the New Indian Loan advanced in the morning to 1031 to t, but declined in the afternoon with Console, and closed at 103; to 1, being 1. to 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. The stock left off at 1031 to t. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868 were steady, at 961 to 973; those of 1839 at 96} to 97; and India Bonds at 24. to 48. prem. Exchequer Bills advanced Is., closing at 28s. to 31s. prem. The foreign stock market was very inactive. Turkish stocks were heavy and lower, the Loan of 1854 cloying at 79 to SO, and that of 1868 at 68 to' 69. Vern znela Bonds were firm, at 281 to 29. Mexican were slightly lower, at 221 tot. There were some inquiries for Russian scrip, which was marked 1 and did., the latter price being equivalent to 68 ex the dividend due the 2nd November. Bank shares to-day were steady. Oriental Bank were inquired for. Bank of Australasia were marked 82 and 821. Electric Telegraph, Peel River Land, Madras Irrigation, and Van Diemen's Land shares were better; the latter closed at 161 to London Dock stock was marked 70, and the II shares of the Oriental Inland Steam Company 31 (61. paid). There was an active demand to-day for Oreat Northern Railway A stock, which rose fully 2 per Hat. Local. SAABS MARIET. LI•11LTOOL. 91-Tbe menet was Arm at the °nonfat. bat 008114.1 tether Niter. Ighteeboado. 7:. s —tlisekbous, i -04ledo ti 3--Ow no Holyhead. 19 9-ra.tara Count , a. 1111 E 5•16-Oreot Weaker. -Laurel** ...d Teetotal% ea f—tmale and horn/ Neaten, adt -1.t0d9414. :9I I - , Edlead. lode NntlatGoi I-H•rorlcks. a . .rd North NI idl„ n u. N..nh..re. 161-Doren, NI Ll6l-Dutch Ithenn Ah, 4 :G ale de.-thead 'Erupt or I.l%natla,s)ll4ll-Oreat Western of Canada. 11 Ot T. IN.-Nenth UMW 1141-Msaelseder nheffield, and Lla• conotant. 3d -Onto. Preference. 41-Pnto 113). T.lO prem.—North Eadern. Yort, :di-Crest Northers Ul. Mt 4-Brlstal and !actor. 99 -Loudon and North Western. 914• VILLAGERS IN ♦ FRIGIIT.—Daring the past week the ishebasete et the quiet little soilage' of Brinkworth ►ad presides, end the surrounding disteictheve been thrown into a state of eleitement by a reps, that a " wild woman " wee located on a Wee of game. at Sunday's•hill, and from in quiry it appeared that sever.' persons had seen a mysterious looking damsel. playing duff-rent vagaries in the gorse— eectieleues one hand woe held up, at souther both hands were extended—then • suotil portion of the head was to be leo. Some described her aa bevieg wings, sad befog se inhabitant of the moon, and one old woman raid the sow her sitting on a gate. sad beard bee singing heavenly songs. The latter alarmist sought the amistance of the keepers of a neighbouring nobleman, wbo with dogs scoured the gores without effect. At but the inhabitants grew impatient, and collecting to gether tothe number of about 50 or 60, with several stout hearted yeomen at their heed, armed with pitchforks and other weeptine, proceeded in a body to the gores. Their not.. could be diatinetly heard a oeneiderable dietanoe, and parties imagined that the duke's hounds wet. hunting by moon light. This costumed ler threi nights but still toe stitir was enveloped in mystery. At length the detective powers of s couple of police tames were sought. with much better encores, for the culprit wee captured on Wadues.!sy evt nisi kat, and proved to be a girl named Ann Webb. She Hoed in close geniality to the gorse, and bad slept° means of egress and ingress without being obasreed. It is need!esa to say that grit* who were troubled with the idea of a outer eat aral visitant am greedy etwitieed ►t the hoax.— Tratshus belepeetteat. MINES.--THLY DAY. Two o'CLocrt. In the mining market to-day Two has been chiefly directed to shares in United Mines, East Caradon,Weet Caradon, Bast Basset, Wheal Clifford, North Downs, Vale of Tower', and Tamer Console. East Basset shares are rather flat, and are marked in the Stock Exchange 1624 and 165. Wher.l Grenville have been dealt in at 4. The shares of the General Mining Association (Nova Scotia) continue to meet with inquiry, and are marked 25; and 241. Fortuna Mining have been dealt in at 3/. West Cared= sold yesterday 323 tons of oro for 3,263/, 3e. fd. eseloeive of carriage. The standard bas then 2i. . . . . . _ The meeting of e►vehelden in East Own Brea duns, con vened for yesterday, wee adjourned tin to-day, in conse quence of a telegram received at the aloe reporting an im provsenent in the shaft, in the lode oat into this morning. Further particulars will be received to-morrow, and ha before the meeting. The Condurrow Mine accounts, presented at the meeting bold on the 12th inst., exhibited a Warm against tie one of 2211. 12e.14. _ . _ _ . At • meals( of adventurers In West Btray Park Yule, held on the 18th inst., a call of 12c. fkl. per abate wee made. At • meeting of Wheal Pollard adventurers, bald yes.erday, the accouros showed a Warm of liabilities over meets of 4661. A call of 3s. pee share was made. The agent reported that the mew aba ft is soak 2 fathoms below um 45 fathom level. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. NARH-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) The attsadance of the trade was small and the toss dull. Priem of mom articles of tbs trade were un altered. The supply of home grows grain was =all. Tho Imports of foreign grain Into Loudon minor, lam Monday wars reported this mania, se small of Sour, small of wheat, small of barley. and fair of oats. WIIIIAT.-Eoglish, dull sale at barely last Monday's rotas. Foreign unaltered la vales. English white, 40.. to 464. ; red, 365. to 40.. par v. • Deatclo and K oulgsborg, 424. to 665. per 4941 b. • Rosexik, 425. to 608. ; other Sado porta, 40s. to 445.; Frisch, Ws. to 42a. Fuotia in moderate demand. at last Moudaisrices. Town, 33.. to 40 ; Norfolk, 304.6 d. per 2901b.• ' French, 28‘. te 33e. per 2801b.i Azar., - per barrel. Bauer.-Tim Norte madame and maintained at last Moadare ream. English, 244. to per qr.; Eddy 24a. to 275. ; other Kate, 23a. to 221. par quartir. Ohm, slow sale at last Menday's fates. Brltbili, 20s. to 30a._ per qr.; Russian, 18e. to 24e. per qr. ; other Baltic porta, 224. to 27a. per qr. Saris.-Buglisti and Egyptian quiet at last Monday's fates. English tick, 36a. to 41a. ; barrow, 42.. to 46e. per qr. Forafga, 40., to 60s. per qr. Egyptian, 325. Por Or. Pau slow trade at Let Monday'. rates. English boilers, 475. to 60s. ; hog end grey, Xs. to 425.; f.:00130 white, 48.. FLoartaro CAA/sow-81ms lams Friday 104 grain -laden vessels were reported wised at ports of call, viz., 36 wheat, 17 aria, 10 barley, 9 rye, 6 oats, 2 bona, 24 lisaaed The drama contianes mitre, *apneas confidently mahosixed. The latest miss reported were Taganrog G l = 44a. 64.; Odessa Ghirka, 435. 6d. pot 4921 b. To-day cargoes were in treaty, bat not concluded at the hoar of going to mess. ALIIVITLIA INTO LONDON IRON OCT. 17 TO OCT. IL wagerNooDsh at e wea zrw leTr. 7000 ...... p al 461 no "i 1 030 Malt IWO* Mot. - li n.Y. le9 aii~ INPIII/LL Ammons. -- ---- - ----- Wisest. isstsy. o. es. fuser. I Pea, asp'. 18 ...... d4 N sh N NNs N 41s )4 MIN 1T 414 11d Ste ft 74 30s 6 Ns 40 .S 1 84 IS Us 1114 Ns fd Os Td 30. Si 401 dd 38s Id Ott. 1 $ .... lf IN mite An. AVOW NI N Sis Sd 14)1. 3 , 10. 11: it. N Don.—Whiai. like*. Ws. it.. Sam. sod Pr., Is. MINA} MIMI Tn MI w. wan. Mew &pt. 1 0. 8654.17. 03. 014.1. Ott O. 034. M.. 63 0— 42 II =I .. ... .. .- • ~......, 41 A .. .. .. .. .8 .. 41 ll .. . ... ... .. 4110 .. .. ... .. IrRRPOOL CORN MAREST.-(TRIB DAY.) pm IMTIS* AND It UM ILAMMIC TBLIOILATIO Grain market steady with a lair attendatcs. Wheat and Flour in good demand at slightly improved rates. Oatmeal somewhat ciared. Beans and Indian corn, in gcod request at full Mae. Other articles unaltered. MINCING-LANII.—(THIS DAY.) 6[7OAL-flip market has bees ilem this week, and prime have been full, with an inereared advance of 6d., end the amount of basin... done has been to a fur averere exteet, &fled lumps remain quoted 48e. to 60a, with a baited huauese done. aO;;Wira.it large quantity has been offered In public ale this week. and the importers with firmness about maintained last week's currency. TILL.—The market hen been uniformly dull this week, and prices aro soashially the same as last week. Rtez.—A Mr business done at previous rates. Ruts tenths quoted, Leeward*, la. 114. to 2s. ; Denestars, 2s. 24. to 2a. U., mots. SALTPETZI hr boa sold to a limited extant at about pro vious rates. . . Covrio -- ;:—A small buidness done. at full prices. SPICIUI.—Pw hes declined ed. per lb.; other spices sold about prens rates. In otber articles no material alteration. Mutate generally have been dull this week. TALLOW MARKBT. 7 (THIS DA T.) The market is quiet at the following rites —Town allow, 694.69. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 54e. 9d. to 694. 6d. ; all the year, 694. 6d. to 695. 9J.; I:tumble, 695. 9d. to 60s. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LEADINHALL, OCT. 2L—Hidai, WAN. to 641t0, 414. ; 6414. to 721b0.. 414. to 4T. ; 721b0. to 801ba.,, 446. to 6d.; 8111 to, to W H hs., .to 6 d. ; 88Ibn. to Nibs., `4d. to 6d.; 96Ibr. to 1041 k.., 6d. to 6 d.; 1041 to. to 1121b5., 646. to 614.; Horns hides. 8.. G. to 100. 61.; Col( idea. 30. to 44. ; toll. 7.. BZIDIONDKIIT.—Sbeeo skins, polled, 6.. 63. to fa. ; bait bred. do. W. to 64. ; downs, 4e. 2.1. to M. 10d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Minns. Psttentlen and Smith most that the market is Ann, sad fins samples fully as high k peke. Offer win are not quits so much s' ugh' after. ANOTHER OUTRAGE IN SllEFFlELD.—Yeafgetlay morning another of those " outrages," enpoosed •o have referemee to trade disputes, took place in Sheffield. The in tended vi:tim sea a Mr. Robinson, a brick manufeeturer s t o ghobtld. EAly in the morning Mr. Itolunst.n wan awakened by a crashing noise in his house, and on giving an glean, and obtaining the assistaece of the polite, it sag 6 und that three bottles filled with combuetibles and in tended to explode, bad bum thrown at the house, Two of them MUM d their aim, the third entered a balmom, hit it was thrown with such violence uto defeat the intentions of the ruffians who perpetrated the deed. Mr. Robi•Aen has Men a frequent victim of them attack., and It it intimated that his opposition to the bncksnakers' union is the cause of them. --- THE MATOE OP SCNDEELAND AND 'EVEN: LE BE DOILMATOILICS.—The Sunderland Times publishes the fol lowing letter, which Dlr. John Candlish, the mayor. I•se ad dressed to Mr. W. Ray:—"October 14, 1859. My dear Sir,—Several conedderotinne vette to pmeast me discuerging the social and festive dutiel which, at this season of the v... am soppooed to devolve upon the chief magistrate &We borough. By way of atonement far my failure in the die. chair,• of the. duties, I herein send you, am treating of the Sunderlond Roused ScitonL a cheque for 2091. toward, the establishment of a Juvenile Female Relormatory. An la. 'theater, for the reelometion of homeless young female crimi nals is greatly needed in thin pepnlons district, and n n.y con. to lead. tribe surcieppful establishment, I feel Num that the young Indica of Sunderland will nnt regret .'mt. fog one year, there hes not been a Mayer's bell.—l sret, iko, JOHN CANDLISH." SHOCKING OCCURRENCE ON THE SOCEC WALES RAILwAr.-1 - eiti rday (Thursday) wonting. a , u rather early hour, the nioneied end elmost lifeless bode of i • 'Mier wan found on this lino of railigny. between Gloure-'rr and Grungu Cocrt, and sly ut three miles from the Cm- r piece. He preornted a ehoekiegly runiilited time/weave, boring hod both hi. legs nut oentpktely at, and his eke:! melody f: actured, besides sustainieg other injuries. As soon se posaiqs, he wee removal to Gloucester Ihil•mery. rungs to say, being still *lire. Here it was aaorrotmed :um hie n.m., wits John Thomas, a privets in the let boteolion of th• 20th Regiment of I'..t. He was peen e a the pleorns pt Gloucester en Wednewley night, about 8 o clock, awaiting the train which wits to convey blot to his destinin ion, on that when found swat morning he mast have been on the line for twelve or thirteen hones. The origin of the occurreuce has not yet been secertsined. It appears that the irjared man toad obtained a pick furlough for two montha, having left Chatham. end was on his way to Glamorgan. He hod been Mal ring from low fever, sod toe impression le that he left h. , earriace in which hs woo riding while in a loot. of de lirium, mad that, hev'ng fallen on the lice, so,: ter train inflicted upon him the driedtal injuries mentioned. His knave/irk we. found en the pest of the carriage. It is thought to be 'women. he can survive, but up t.t 9 o'clock yesterday morning he wee alas.