The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-24 00:00:00

I wf 1 , 1 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY ll+ LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. SHARE msts.- (THIS DAY.) (SY 1L 1 72210 WIRBOLAP11 ) NARE-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Oxorm. I , ~._. The supply of E ng li s h w h a m Taa d ua d h u b up to our The railway market is not active t o- day, but t he market today was vary moderate. Futon in some in. tone is firm, and where any change has occurred in EWMARKET MEETING. - (THIS DAY. stances demanded rather more money for fine qualities, quotations it has been in • favourable direction. but they were eventually compelled to wept list week's Great Western stock is prominently strong, and has MATCH. quotatioas, in order to dear the stands. Th en god of foreign w2„2 as oda. The risen f per oent. Lancashire and Yorkshire his also Saffroe beat Roulette supply amount of bu trueacted wee very moderate, never improved I, and London and North Western k. HANDICAP PLATE. Cambridgeshire Cowes. thelees holders were firm, and last Monday's prior were London an North Western stock is now quoted Herr, Wife - ••• ••• fully supported. 1121 to 113} ; Great Western, 73e to 74 • Mid lobieeile ••• ••• - not qualities of bed , / 01l Bak wm tolerably l artw- Ilwo land, 1291 to 1301 ;Lancashire and Yorkshir ' e, 1121 Vahalathas ... malting qua" " nil.° Gm ' at " teem° ' aim ; "' mi.. to 1131 ; Caledonian,' as to 124 ; South Eastern, 13 rum. the trade was dull, and the quotations were irregular. CRITERION BLUM Malt changed bands to 'limited extent, at late !SUM 821 to f ; Great Eastern, 431 to 44} ; Greet Chattanoop ... „«. 1 There was a full a supply of oat s on tho u s an d s . i n Northern, 129 to 130 ; Lond o n an d S ou th Want • ... .... Brahma - - ... 2 meet descrip ti oee a fair or wee transacted at full ern, 94 to 96 ; and Metropolitan, 1101 to 114. 13 ma. quotaticom. Antwerp and Rotterdamand West Flanders .• Th. supply at beam on male ma r = larakaakk The shares are firm, and Bahia and San Francisoo dull. SELLING HANDICAP. T.Y.C. trade, however, was slow, yet Danes stationary. ' Li d s . Abbess, 4 yrs, Bet 12Ib ; Erin.go-Bragh, 4 yrs, 814 p eee were le e act i ve, ootw i t l uteod i eg the small m p p ly Great Western of Canada exhibit a drooping pre: 'Voloptae. 4 yrs, Bst 911 s; Confederate, 3 71‘,7 et Blb i ea offer. In prices, no abuse took p/aos. Meet deem- tendency. Indian lines are unaltered. ;nadir, 3/re, 7st 411; LY III , 3 Yrs, 7st lib : Verdian, time of flour were in fair demand at late rates. ORDINARY SHAM AND STOCII3I. :: yr , tit 711; Wangle Eye, 3 yrs, 6st 51b; Kromesitsi s The arrivals of floaling cargoes off oust bare been lare, gb . I pd. I &away& yr, (et 41b. AU are here. vie.:-29 wheat, 34 mane, 1 bar,ley 1 rye, 2 beans,,, lm- I ENTRY FOR MAIDEN PLATE. Brekby Stakes coarse. seed, and 4 cottonseed. Really fine wheats have- The s„ N o, Bella, Irish Mail. Genoa Rally, Frangi. commanded more attention, and, in some instances, ilt. 1100 !Nytleatal Tyne ... ••• - •11 ',ketone, Connexion, Ding, and Lady Florence. priors of each have recovered 6d. per quarter 10 in niimaMisM&lia•n• '''' - 83 panui r, a from the recent depression ; Idarianopoli has sold at N. lal- - 1111slal sad ilidzz '''' m ils la " All are here. 1211 1 ... ... .. LX71:1" FOR SWEEPSTAK 03. Winner to be sold for 38 s. to i° s22d 39a o i 2ii, Ghfr k‘ kas 3 3s ac i. a per to 3 8 , ;; a i t :Olibs . 0, 35 e. 7td. ; on"' IN oamike e Ciabicalma yaieee emece , 61 N - 111 an riliga.aaamourval CladDlie=ts. - . I "a u 1 ~t osdagi a. 300 son. &stiff Coarse. Kulanka, from Taganrog, has produoed 10 all Do. MI Anodiv. until a .- ... flegioa. F-rio-go-Bradh7 Tram ps , Yalm _ i _ t a a&KA L id°4° l, „°"' per 49211:5. Maize ham moved heovily, at barely 10 all Do. D - IP. attel#o lo 11 - -' •- •-• slue, Sister to Kn.°. of . 11ara r a s MU ' WWU P" ' al M. melons quotations. Galata Ma 9d. to 26a. 9d. ; ode., se sn Dolan osdßeJunc II SS II all Linadite,Ferth./tAbd.lo 11 IT ... here. LATEST BETTING. I 264. to Ns. 3d. • Keenan, 274.;,. and Ibmil, 24a. ed. •,. a g •4 0 0. 0 0 00 ,0 Glasgow 811 Si - CAMBRIDGEBIUM.E. per manse. didy one cargo of barley beg found N. zes Olesgow sad &Wotan ma 107 - N newly, L2OO quarters of Fares, at 20s Si. 100 area Baste= Ord. Si. 63l 4 , * a 4to I eget Brick (off) per 400ibs. A cargo of Taganrog rye is ea N. No Do. • Nook - - - sto I - Gratitude (t) offer at 26e. per 480Ibs. Beans ere very dull, It. 100 Do. 1.64.861L,N0.11 61 71 - 100 to B - Ackworth (t) at 321. to 34e. for Barbary and 335. for Smyrna per 480Ibe. Si. 100 these Noa llolloo4lo s l -* - - 100 to 8 - Columbia ft) 11/1 ISO - Milletesed is held at 235. to 234. 6d. ; and Syrian Dui, ab la lua ll° °lisi D a.& . N .r imen raa•o ol.. a* 1411 1401 1 14 to 1 - Prince Plausible (t) 265. to 275. per 4801b 4 at which, however, no al are e e. l e e 'D. /l i e g e .. jei , - ,, e ri lee y e _ loot. to 15 - Ilighfiyer's dam colt (off) coining forward. Linseed has commanded va i l .4 int a sten- N. 100 Ipa ewata - ,0 - tv o N, ow a iti - tion, at further reduced rates. Aloft, 595. • 38... per 114. 1 104 'Haat wares 7ll 731 73 41 9 4241 be. In warehouse Bombay is held at B3s. to • tleal. N. 100 Do. Baur VaLOosilik -- - - FAT.IL ArCIDENT A T PHI LLDGATAHILL culla, 61s. to 62e. • Odessa and Azeff, 58a. to 59;. pee N. , 100 .. _Dm _Boa_th_is_ n esiss. N.wp d. • • to a - RAILWAY-BRIDGE WORKS. quarter. Linseed cakes have supported preens' quotatiOaa. Z . ir e a ^ . D : L . ''' ----- gg a 55 4 2 40 New York, in barrels, 101. 15e.; ditto in bap, M. ss. to gg, 1 410 Da. Da. H i ii a7,T a i a 1 0 . - INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) 10/. 104. ; Marseilles, 91. 154. to 101. per ton. Cotton- N. 100 :f gass ig ss a y o d is ho s nre us ll* 1 1 4 l' , lis afternoon Mr. Wm. Payne, earner for seed cakes, English made, may be had at 51. 2s. 6d. m. no 'Loarlon and Illackwall i 60 67 - • City of Londe°, held an inquiry at St. Bartholomew's to 51. 71. 6d. per too. Rapeseed is heavy, and ilk Ileo Lon. Itrt= . o &Coast: lfe tot 400 &Dor 1 38 40 1081 - : , ~ ital respecting the death of Garrett Punch, aged 53 the quotations have given way le. per quarter. i st. too loodo i iis Nor th W ' 1110 113 1131*} Guserat, 645. to 65a. ; Farmers,. 63.. to 56e. ; la,, ! 1 , 0 Lailana. ,, aiawaaaa l a 00 061 ..cry Hareland, a bricklayer, said that the deceased was Calcutta, 545. to 555. • W il d Black Sea and Ancff, 30s. to I gs. 100 f s i sas..sg . i..g Lisacgagt es cc -, purer. Lest Thursday morning he Inset work at the 31s. per quarter. is very dull, and 332 tons le s o m nea .1 ge • .. p.m. .. - tallow bridge works, near Ludgate - hill. The deceased Ecypti an have been disposed of for the Canteen at Nit al DO. Do. 1 Shama -.- - ,tAuling one scaffolding about 16 feet from the ground. Si. 16e. 3d. per toe. Really fine geed, however, is worth N. ISO Illetropolitaa l.O 112 111 tot 111 to belonging one of the bricklayers fell from 61. 104. to 71. per too. St. 160 Do. New - ' 1291 1301 - : ••• - mold on to the round. The deceased then removed In agricultural seeds very link is pulsing. Prices, how- l i t a I t 1 11 : 0. a a 'IN New ..- - of the boards of the sca ff olding. He then took a ladder ever, rule about stationary. N. me IDo airs. & Darby. 100 102 - . feet long, sod be pushed the end of it through the open- exatvaa or lams,-Enerian : Tares, 58 ; rape- N all Ind. OL Wu. (In.).- - - _ .he had made to the scaffolding. By that means seed, 250; and sundry, 1,25 e, qrs. Foreign : linseed, It elli Da O Nunes .. - .... - caught bold of the coat and dragged it op 12,961; reposed, 11,476 ; Maize, 5,500 ; and sundry, 26 1111 all 1014 gut - - - to the scaffolding . He then replaced the qrs. 111 all Mid Ka_ British 'Cray Line) - -. St. 103 'North British n ss - - '. instead of putting the board on the scaffold poles Exporra.-Linstaa, 750; oilseed, 2,150 qrs. ; and flour, Di , 00 , Da sa a. p. a a ./am& a a _ ~ly laid it ou the edge of some of the bricks that lay 175 est+. It. IN •X. iratra-Rerwisk - 1060 HO 1071 7 roranly on the scaffold. He walked arrows the hoard CURRENT PRIM II leg Do. O. N. R. tura- - - - ...ire way, and he fell to the ground. Wines; afoul& „_ It 100 Do. Leeds.... - , • ..noding underneath at the time, and his bead was lee Qr. rii Ne , IR 109 Do. York 95 96 OS -I r the deceased in his fall. (The witness's bead was a im. Kua r las a. 222.im sa e' , s a soow .. ~.4 0 Ae l. l 9 s' to 8 :. 111. 103 D l ll. Carlisle lts 110 ss N all De. Nock. 1161 , Ital - •• .•edup is eonsequeuce of the injuries he had received.) _ „ 1644 36 to Id So** potato - deceased lay in dreadful agony on the ground. He was „ Be. white, Ne 3 it to 44 Irish. white , . ~r ed in a cart to she spits.l. The deemed was , _1864 40 la 45 „ tack - 70 * per _- :_ I° U. 100 !lurch Londou - Nodal and Ltnoan sum. 10 70 Do. Na. . - :.. i Heil. •Ir. Eccles, bones surgeon, mid that the back of the do. rem. 1004 lll to Is Nein= °l a . 4 . 6 „ 16 ,.. N. 100 North Stafford's/3 . 1;8- - 75 rr - Tick ... ••••.' 10 all,N. 5 & Western Juno 10/ 111 - NI was broke§ by the fall. He lingered in great staffer- waning "="". • 161 to S 4 Harrow . 11 1 5 ,„ 1 ° ,„ 1 / 3 St. 100 ' swat* Central - ...ntil Saturday. Dlstilling - -.- t:ter a great deal of farther widens the jury returned Grinding 5l to II Pa l l , St. 1100 !Wallah Italia - -•- rha of " Accidental Death." Itshr. OM - - - foam Norfolk, and - - Suffolk SO to Unt Nl.ii m !toe r=e:on B5 S 7 - MYSTERIOUS AND SHOCKING DEATH itinipteu and Were ilt to ea puss. Si. .100 • flount astern - -•_- RT7I. lbs. .... 04 le LC 10 I ail Nana, Wokhightn.dm I 9 .... I i!.. Saturday, Mr. Bird, the coroner for West New - Household e` ..• ..' ft. SOO ,Tag Vas - .il I:esex, held an inquest at Alpertion, near Harrow, oe Odra Country - legit* feed l9 to 5! Norfolk and Suffolk, (16. 10 0 , . Tale a Ne i l ; 57 le - 7 . i‘ody of William Avis, •a publicas, who came by his .• pones ti to 15 ex ship.. O7 aIS St. 1106 Ylotorts Stn. & Mace - .. - t:. wider peculiar and mysterious circumstances. From rouser. 86 100 I Watertord it Eillemay. ••• -.- ~, ideas, it appeared that the deceased, who kept Per Qr. Pert*. W. tlOO ' Wail Ownwall SS st - , ( .. ..,uers public-house at Alperton, which is on ISHRth. a. a SAW. s. s. Si. • 100 W.Basilal. Herb.* RI -.-. - t... , l eft side of the Laden and North Western Rail- Daniels and Koala. Deana and Swedish 17 to n seinen rowniesores. 1,.,, left his home shortly before 6 o'clock in the even- berg AO to 60 &Mien 17 to 10 .. en. i 7EI IRaitwAYS I Clewing prices. I Soles. i•; .4 Wednesday last with the intention, he told his 111040 ek & 140 oalao• °lam. 25 la „. toz:n•law and daughter, who lived with him, of going 22 = Nto 46 Danish 118 to 40 'optima en 100 all iAllentica 86 Lamina 64 56 11 to Si flt. 100 ,SonalPir.dC.in.g.sp.c. 100 101 - - tae literary institution, which was to be opened that peo.i.., hard ere Ling, at Sudbary, not • a ♦ very great distance from .. sun - Lie house. A lad named Wooten, • neighbour, was Amerieen, red - ... 40 to 41 vizi in a cart towards the institution, which is on the „ wide ...ato 46 100131 COM. 104 ,100 ,Bad..BrentotGodailolt - I. , tion side of the railway, and gave deceased a " lift." _._ Kauai. White l3 ts 31 , 1 Op. ii. Oda Aug. 1.18711 - - - lii ~ised allowed the lad to drive past the institution, bet °m i l!. Nto te Yellow - - - 96 to 28 norm WO 'lOO , Do. do. Jane 1, lad , - - - isii,l him to stop at a footpath which leads to the line, m aiiia 2"' - eatuti; he should get out there, as be wanted to go and Oen. Beemah. _ ••11to if et. ace !cap e T. a Docitelo , e. sal 91 1..4 - lom. at a house down the path. At about balf -peat 6 o'clock Deb* boo lB to 211 Atacama. per lori: .. 19 to 14 toe i all , Demsearatp.e.per.pref - - -• deceased was seen by George Barrett, the ematable . teed .„. stationed at the Brent signal poet, which is between WATInt. eaII.BIAGS,. MUM OCT. 15 ru ocr. 22, 1846. e le . 1 10 1 ; Do. I Zaki l l a " 1 - - - 10 - ig ... tie Sudbury and Willesden stations. Deemed was walk- INCLUSIVE. Canada 100 ' all Do.Squip.ll.ll.,6p.ct IS 111 rd iog on the rails, std wee by Barrett questioned as to Whoa Bewley. Illialt. Oak. Pats ,roar. IN ! all De. Ist pref. Bouds..! N Pe x -ad - what he did there, to which deceased replied, "I am qrs. ms. , cps. era ere tn. brie seta 100 , ell Do. do. deferred, 69 41 - rather out of my latitude," meaning that Ire bad lost him- Rap& ... nris UM 1/443 101 626 .. term PA i ell Do. Ilad pref. Bonds.. ,43 05 ad e- id self. The constable took deceased off the line and shooed Notch .... 10 gt .. .. UN .... .. .. lOO , a Do. do. deterredl 66 87 - him the footpath leading to Albertoo, warning him to mind Ina •• • • ....,,,• • • „.....• •• • • ,e 9 . 5 ,,A 1 1.,,,, • •••• •• ~,„•,.,• ~,,„-• LI i ll .„, ~,,D ° ard i ga •„ A „?„,,, i - I a ," P m Zd _ and not come on the line again. The demised was seen no I °Tslga • • 'ram' '-'-''' •• • • ''" -- °1 '''" •• I . "'" _L.."'" Ice - i .. 1 7 - D o. a & p r o - . - Stock - ---. . I eg - 1 . -- - more alive, and as he did not come home inquiries were Tetal.... MU 16513 14446 Mai SUS 796 1767716404 NO len De. do. deferred , N 2$ - made which showed that be had not been to the institution. - --- 116. .140 Great Indian p e r 1 le* 1014 1 00 Thareday niorniog, shortly before 5 o'clock, Charles LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. ss 12 Do. gua. 6 per cent. tem -• Bryn, the tastable on duty at Wembly- cutting OpeI (THIS DAY.) 10 I De. New do N. 100 OL a. of India g. 6p. et 9 100 = poet. which is between the Stull:my and Harrow 'tattoos, OR 111101110 AND nrrairAnorm. TRLIDIAPIL) U. 100 1 Doti pm cal - .... in consequence of information he received, welt and (nba Qua own colasarosorari at. 1 1 Do - - - searched along the line towards Leaden. At about 400 The market rather batter today and there is a good 14- a lot Western a Canada 9 ite 6 yards from the Sudbury statics be found the body of de- ,i....,,,..A tar export . Th e ails. will --* pro babl y foot 5 000 go*• le I Do. New lit 11 die .- ceased lying io the "six foot." The body wee quits gold. '- ---.- op r lea , a Do. t .Plaspay.Dl73l to la - or 6,000 bales. all al I Do. do. dia. 1677-6 77 al - the skull was greatly fractured, aed an arm wee cut off and - Isms cn the other side of the metals At • few feet MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) 10 1 1 ladle& ch, lenitedl I rani ..., 10 , I I Do. New - -. distanee there was a pool of blood, which made it SotiAL-The market is steady, but not active. 2,000 St. IN Harm gear. 6p. coat! 100 101 - appear that deceased was first kaonked down by • train bags of Neuritis's sold, grainy, at 345. 6d. to 38s. 6d. Re. lia 40 De. do. 6f 60-• 1 66 N - in am spot., and that struggled over to aDothar spot, . ..., ......... ...... v .... tobe ._, supported , at sin Ds 105 DO. do. 44 do.- 1 88 90 whets he had his arm cut off by • sewed train. There '°"° P""'" •"""' firmly the supply I 10 i 2 Do. Mk latecanis ..., -.-. was no evidence to show how the deceased got oa the N. ,100 Yens. Corp. 6 per c. Od i - -, being tictited i fair baineein is dolor in Est India d pot of the line where his body wee feted, and whieh was ,___ Carral ' ,-, -_,, ..„,....„,,,,-- -- - 50 lal 'UM. and Hoban:Vs Bay 53 60 -• - about • mile front the place where he was warned off. To "m" at ''" Th .'' a uauu s'" 's ''''"'"'"l' II I a leßnitt&Casele.•&lB l 1 Il •-• get there be must have some out into the maim road, as the of business transacted continues vary IL 1110 1 1 .1..etesnep.eletall. N 1111 sodbory station is between the places, and h e cou ld not limited . Public slur of laden' teas will be held to-morrow. 00 • 22. 1 44 . 100 00 1: 01 . : Dina troa o r a. 9. 1 00 001 4 ... 1161 al hare gone through the station unnoticed, being well Imown. Leco Siarrumr.. bep awd.-Therhamarpartiketcul.contoirontsehe grater partAtoz e t 22 (10. a,a tell e"... - throughout the neighbourhood. There was no pun tSt. 1 100 Do. Punjab do. .. 9 77 A 081 caute for deceased being troubled is mind . He a ' i iii - Daffiest • the remainder at 295. for cash, and short prompt ea tee D O , 7•0 00 grak,i. it;,,. a to hare been deeply a ff ected by the death of his wife explore JOINT STOOL MULL au. but be was geserdly cheerful, and appeared s most rat ..,.... ....m rme C t1°° H... -70. 261, ”......... t° 6. 0 f Bengal sold at 10*. 3d . for middling Ho. I AIL I Yaw. IPd 1 CI. puha . 1 Nies. unlikely man to commit suicide. The jury returned a ve t . W m .. 10, DO ...,.4_.....i,ii.itt.i_ac r i In Jilin dirt to the affect that " Deceased was found dead upon the ~,,_°mlalfk•i-i_Th.o".."slasara kra f ,, S V ° 2o ra g uu la a .:: ° ,,, a rt uaiu2 a 530 skim fo Do. Yew Ilia SO p.l II -• eie London and North Western Railway, but that how he erne aa''' public ----- advertised ----- - ---- - 20 000 60 Do. (of which 10 ispd.) 10 by lit death there was no evidence to show." teaks 9,000 bogs of sugar, 600 casks 200 cases 900 begs ' 10, 60 Albion - dryl I Oldis coffee, 700 packages tea, and sun dryealtery goods. 10,000 100 AllianceloadLiverpool, 26 ,85 S 6 34 1 Ili 111 --- --- 10,010 11:0 Do. New ,M i 7o as U 1 SHOCKING AFFAIR NEAR PRESTON. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 16,000100 Do. toned at 20 pm 'lO ' 14 12 dls' 1816 I The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 41a. 9d., 110 1; 00 i Andk , Ao"rtan I 0 I ita __•___ - On Friday evening, about half-past six o'clock, net comb ; Peensberg Y.O. on the spot, 40a. 6d. ; all the t ie m a AudnuA nolls Hot= (Waited) au ll se s 71 1 ells sere a Most distressing event, which bee Pluaged two families mon th , 46 ` 4 3,. ; ps""4l. ' 41°. ; ja°6ll7 to MI. 421. ; 17e. . 607680 1 11 Nl° 01 La 1.6 1° n i 16 pet Pla l WI into the deepest grief. occurred at the house of Mr. --"-• - PARTIC:7IAM OF TALLOW. 10,006 IS 'Bank of !opt . 1 %11 Ilatieley, gardener, Walton - le near Prestos. - la& UM& 1861 Fr,nk Ilansley, • member of the Walton battery of the 15,000 10 Bank of Otago (Hand) 5 11 eldis - artill e ry voluotcars, had been out during the day shoot- Nock on hand this day - -casks' 45,023 O• 383 49,741 10.0003411 Bank of nuenstand (L.) 10 6 1 dial -. in; in his father's garden with a fowling-piece, and en Denver, lest week mot tepr ma hl,OOO , SO , Bankayietoriadtastas Is nes - I ._a return to the house lard the fire-ann, loaded. 011 to fs.4 ",. l ' Llb e it a corner of the kitchen beetle his catbiae. Abou t Orrival„_ lest ,___ w , s e.',...... r. 0 ,01 81.1 u am 60,003; S 3 BranhandFortuguess ff. 10 par Ipm I - helf-peu ti o'clock he went out, leeviog in the house his a.„„„, D4 `7,,,„,..L".„...'""7 0g . 0 .,,, 110,00 W 50 British ft Californian (1 6 11 01dis - brother William, about ?2 years of •ge , d • • l named `." ''''' • • --- ----'-' -' awi '' 4 48 .. 7 6 e ` t oi . rt,.. N ' a . *L a . 3 ,L c ' t so.oee . se . neush W. America -. WI 44 44 eat an • gar - Ditto Town last Friday - Moth& Bennett. 12 years of age, the daughter of one of NAN NC. Bk. lirdla, A us., China all SO 32 ad 314 1 ad 1a.6. immediate neighbours, who was assisting in the aryl, de ll 1 ,6 65 br .t 0 1, 000 ..... .. 0 Nor. 2 , het 7101 d. 8021 asks. 20,010 26 ices:Liter. arise**. all bit 66 - household work. He had sot goes many yerde , however , az ' "''" zer ip.67, - arrival last week comprised 16000 25 I Do. New - 2.2. dback to ~1 2,387 casks burg. 639 South America, and 85 other places; 10.000 , 100 ca • when he heard the report of • VIP, and has ""s' teal, 3.111 rasa. 96000 100 s ealaatel - house, when a horrify mg sigh% promoted itself. The girl wee 10,000' St 'Cote. flank of Indla. de. 16 - -pm It r; on th e fl oor, an d his b - rother William was Needing on MITROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. woes 10 , Coruroldaled Bask (L; 4 50 II pm 04 the other side of the kitchen in a state of stupor, utterly (THIS DAY.) aim 100 'Contimentel (L) III 5 11 as -. unable to answer Frank's inquiries as to what bad oe- The number of beasts is couviderably smaller than on 20,000, 60 east London iliaton 6 j i. Ipm 611 cited. Fronk, feeling sure that the poor girl had her Monday lea ; sell, however. it a large. Ch°_,im.qa „ sli° ,." 6:11:: 20 2 tra tera tl c Oside :lAtt) art It , E llgt° = slit, tt ran of to the residence of Dr. Alba& but leaning are again seam. and fall Priem are Onindnen *or 60.000' 60 English and Swedish (I. 1$ 2 4 llas - 6 that gentlemen was at the pareoos" he 1 them. The soltPly sf °heel' ie also smaller, bat 60,00tr' 00 ls'uropean Bankalndted 101 2 lidle •••• thither land fetched Lim. As Frank left the bowie on this ' fully equal to the demand. Trade is very dull, 10,000 100 liinduin.ChinadJap.il e a par I pat 26 errand, two ran 'tallied James Bolton end B. Holes, sad two ' and it is ouly in few instances that prices are higher. Calves 10,400 lop IDa New - "can ' eineri ' L fir* of the women foisted oo mooing tee ' selling shoot the same as on Thursday. Prom Ger- 12,000 100 Imperial Bank, Melted 10 510 per 201 50 & lOD Do. New hod!. and the other del at the sight in horror . Bolton and • many and Bollard there are 4 . 060 beasts, 9 280 sheep. 3 35 10.000 0°° 60 ' Imp. Ftk.of ClathaJte. - A 1 16 0 6 it it Pa dis 61 llolme, with the ail of one or two strangers, carried the tut- calves, aod 110 pigs. Spain, 140 beasts ; Inland, 500; and mem! 20 imperial ottoesea N 61 blow 16e i 1.4 e matte girl nth- house ef her patents. next door bat oae, ~ Lem for the Northers and' Ilicllood °alas ' s "' Nue 50 International Beak (L.) 15 5 6as - , and this was the first intimatioo they bad of the terrible , Per stoseet ann. a. aa.a. 1 rsr arms es ans. a4.a. & 6000' 26 'lonian - incident that had deprived their daughter of life ' Noe aeon. Iferefda 60 5 4 But Dean titeits ft 0o o o 100,4100' WI ;Lead Mort Bk. 10,216(1 ) 4 1 - fpm ~.. whom but shortly /nevi,s they bad sgea is full health sad Best Sheaderae -411 II 0 Bast Long•woola ... .48 6 0 20,440' 60 Ilmaßk.ornesloolatL 5 1 .... r 4 .Jr. l I r . Asha,n, Os his arrival , found that the vertebral Second goal. hotels 11 0S 8 Do. do. Shorn .... 00 0 0 164100100 'Ls& Bank of Sostland,L LS 4 4 % d i e - r. WIIII h. 4 teen shattered by • gunshot, and that the wooed Cal y ta ym 3O 5 0 Iwes & second qua. 40 4 6 10400 100 .loodon and Braaten ~ CO 1 5De - I.... Do is de. Shorn .... 00 0 0 6000'100 ,the.R.Arreithß.PletwL 40 610 pm - .I,r from two and a half to three inches is diameter. , B e dp a n filfelwede 5 1 1 4 6 6 4 ° ;p h, death must Lava been iostantueons. William - Besets st market. 6810 : sheep sad lambs 24,030 : eaves. 0.000 100 Lea., Ow., .Staff.(l..) U 6 4as ee ..le r , the unwitting author of this calamity, seems to 346: pip. 570. 50400 10 La. MBank a Ansa. all al U - ..I it I;utely, and all the family are is great die- I 10,000 60 , tandem aa4 Comer.... 10 Oa n -t , "••• A very striking ae •of 'aorta has i BOICOMIIH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) moo 100 Loa. Ilambs.Ona.a.(l.l 13 4 2 die -••it in the p ut few years in ta n s two famines. A Mara. Patteeden and Smith report • good track doing 4oooo 60 London J o i n t St oc k. ~. 10 43 46 454 d0e ' r!! :• f the Massless named Frank Woodhouse, hu had is all descriptions of the eve growth, fine ample, of which 2 5 10 ; "0 00 0 I L ° rdcuWlL and e ao licet tb iwm ae g iL L ' aull) 7 . 4 °fa .. -_. -.. 1 • ', shot off, and soothes cousin, named Wesrden , • are daily buena_ in wenn, and realise more money than • aego lie lon. o &S . Wee ... , Liai. 10 1 • 2 1 pa 's _ ''s t off. lout summer but one, William Benott, week book. Good mod Drees' hops are also more in- um No Loa. .t Weetrainder .. 10 96 96 901 ~. rt o the deceased girl, a fine youth 16 years of quind after st firm rstes. 10,000.100 11l erchant lianklina.)" 171 1 3Me was drowned *hint bathing in the Ribble 96000 60 Mercantile di la h a 10 Ti *die 8 1 iit.,s,t'a!, brother wee seriously aspired ►at a foundry COAL MiRKET.-(THIS DAY.) 20,000. 40 I Do. New ~.'' /*afar. and is now under medical nutmeat, I WON Earl Howell , 21a Bd. ; Walls End SOO% floSSow• 1°." 160 05 ' Me D t r . . & Precn hank (1* 1 1°1 0 0 - 1 - 21 "die 17 : •it.ripis Bent; en, the father, who bad been ill upwards 215. 6d. ; Wells End Hartlepool 21s. 3d. ; Walls End is..ine tee' ma g a D in g (Lea) ~ months, resumed work only a few weeks ago. Braddyle Hence, 140 e. 9d. • Eden Ilan, 20e. 34.; New Bel- leen tee National of - • l'ennett, on sense the corpse of her daughter, fell into moot, 20e. 3d. ; Wm. 18s. 6d. ; Holywel, 188.-Ships 241100 1 1 0 Mit& el . New It - - 10.000 14 Nano's,' Bank, New is -.- - ''or of mind 14 0 .1 painful to witness, mud could sot be at market, 18 ;at ma, 35. 55,000 20 New Ilona Wales all 41 43 - ', , 1 for a long Omer. An inquest was held on Saturday 50,000 10 New Zambia (Limited. 1 par 4pm - r!:. when Wiliam Hensle stated that be thought his I Ers RoyAL $lOllllll6B Passer ALTECD.-Yester- so,cco 20 North Western 0 * *Ow - ' .er had lan shooting with th e cubing'. and that he wee ! ‘ , .in.lnin g the fowling piece. not being aware that it was day (Friday), royal highness. accompanied by the Duke 4 0 . 400 20 °natal Bak Ostrom all 63 56 id 641 1 5 of Hozburg ; and the Marquis of Bowmoot, went out tones "a 10 PrwilL alntieliCorla•il. 0 St lies - 1 16000 lel Praia. of Ireland !'"l'''l' when it etladod. The jury reinalnal • verdict al co shooting. TIN Tweed rues as yet pretty full. and will - ' ...tectiental destb"-Prestoe Herald. 37,690, 91 Seim* Fluid.,‘Dabl% 10 per ion 1* I warealy be is a stale fur angling for a day or tea-Edits- aim is g outs g og s sagg. al U 5 7 - buret Courant. 10,000 16 South Raton (Lim.) T,.e last relief returns from Blackburn, where . The Royal Masonic Schools (boys and girls), also ~r . ,1 14 wa d. of ... it ... w tab par 211 r,.., ,i• Edweedetrest, P uare, Suoday School, AU Souls s . II Idle par - {O,lOO 26117ain el Analeas -. A lot 62 511 1 i . 1s t?". les h em of late rapidly 16 crwain. w ( a. Naticeal School Marl ). lad BorlioStoo Obit/ mere me •ores a imam pa.) n ss me - -.,•rily more favourable. About 800 peratives returned School (St, James'a)-apwards of 600 childrea-were hut gemip i go I nman of Lemon l6 Id 51 se t, work io the mills last week, aid ther e number employed by Professor dadetece to witness his seventh mein& of , r. t:. a piIMIC works was mode Increased, making a sensible . th : N W at °sld 22 : f 2 : lllll . " 2 8 222 aad . 2 Eku. S.Colki Th iNe Silih w i a r a B :tr ia tig y ell . : ~ . .a . --- i4M --- im, 'L'f•tence in the stated the borough. I of the " craft" to watch over the javelins, hateraity. and ...... ' -''' ' DMILL I Pd I CI. P ie. " 5518 % 4- :1tt..1 it. PALACE .- The Danish fete takes place th e wiserd, upon their Nary to the hall, presented each of %Mk"! N. Bal 184 WI " IMa ls 'A° ' 126 NT - 11t.we OsarallnestraftNeki 5 - ,- " the Palace this day. The full military band of the Danish the little semen boys aid girls with a amoral* in come creme , /a. r . „,,, kease Jembuimg , a .-. ' --I '. and the of the let Life Guide. will perform , SI inamorata= a auk visit. The boys from the Grusin& beau ' led by the er e ' " ' 5°411;6.644. .. the Danish vocalise, during the day. The Palace . Hospital School, with their band, have tcvi us It Vtctona 156 De - ' a.. !el lighted up in the evens& I Wised far Saturday next. 6,000+ 20 Do. New THE EXPRESS, MONDAY z+ENINO, OCTOBER 24, 1864. ALONIAL GOV=InMT 1 4 1 110012i.110.01.,1811 De. de. 1111 100 Oaa Gletems..lo7l.Bl. 110 Do.OpeeNlek Do.. perot.Mar. aA . sg. 3 100 Do.l pee etiew.f.l 100 Do.Sper albs. 100 Qacra" un 100 111104 Do. do. 10/0.1 1 0 00 0 Do. do. 1110.140 OtooMovalle. owat.lloo 1078. de.. Iloaditoe 0 pee el, 10 7 / 1 / 10 0 Do. 1878 100 Do. 11131 100 Natal. Gael pee awl .. 100 Now Bread Nev. 11p.oL 110 N.9.Weleeov. p. 0.10311 110 Do. fp. a 1871 to lin 100 Do. fpe.l.llo lo 1891 100 New fwebal I pee eeed.lloo I Nors leolls 1871,100 Queenelsod po p e! a, p. et. 'lOO 11.AulCiev.41p. lewd§ 100 Vle.Gov.ep.o.Jeo.dclaly 100 Do. do. 11p.o.AgellbOo. 100 11111C1ILIANIO0 I I oamtuna Ass , it 15 Artratiaalark NI lerilaWatarwerks thid Ll 5 lbenbay Om ( II *Ma Aseation load N IL & L Mag. Tel. (L.) r , Brill& ImOsa Tim (L ) Bileicariadeoempasy Ft eaaaarearg ) ID Ceylon I* City 011tr i llsa.) .- 15 Com. al Atnesa/t0r.(1.) I* Takm(laa' I* 111 Omitinontal LinGlas(ll 1 : Co " % e V b ftir ci . 4 ( NC. rotc.&aoo. of =c: Do. 50 Do. at *aortas' (L ) St Oryalsi Palace BC Do. Protenaco St in et. Peep. De& 100 DboointOorpon(L 20 B. India Irrisetlon, &c. * spplimOosa.ooPrd.(L St °U MW TW•11 15 5 5 4 tog. sislAss. °°9C.l 60 linstishajoreign 100 (Financial 20 Financial Corporation. 60 Financial Diaconnt (L. , 10 Fore-M. Marabouts (L 10 'Gallivan (Waited). N Q.Crsaitallip.olLoolii 11 Geis Steam Nav 60 Home& Zbionialr( l 4 20 lludamlßay 60 Im.&11 seen. Ass. (L ) s IMisa Otersbu cx. (U di u t 20 Intornatabtan.lbs. (L. 10 taternataand 110 liallaalnin (Cam QM) 100 Do. 4p. c. BdA LIMO 16 JelatetockDisooast(L.) 60 land Securities (Lbw) N Loa& Airier Tra N Load.aadCatedem.:L i ? 6 Load-NM:b. TO l lll. 1 40 loud. 110 ea. Amu ) 60 Do. New 4 Cond.°. Omnibus 0.(L1 50 Loud., Italia.. &e..SYn N Load. Wet. Discoust(L) N Lontl.Prorinelaiklarime MI radres lute. & Cowl 10 Do. 10 Mauritius Ismil.&e..(L) 10 *edit. Siten. Tel. (L) I N I =van Iron Worts r 10 Natal land&Ooi. 0. (1 ) N National Dia. Oes. (L) N :Win& lissualsl (L L 66 NatioaalPror. 100 National Mears 2 11. 4 1 :14 20 I Nerbudda Coal & L / 20 1 lb. New 26 !Crosland T.&Loan(L SS N.Brit.Aastralasiaa(L) r 60 N.BritAllareon.La.(L I 2 NorbSeolsall.audL..l4 2 Do. do. 25 (bear Marine Lissom ' 10 Oriental Comm= 60 Orient) Financial ) 1 Om 1 1 Do. Mew 10 llnlandfamm(L) 10 o & Sthlanllnvest. I 60 man Financial (L.) 5 Ottoman Das liAndisol 10 PananialLl4. Weem(L) 5 HD:. do. I° Do. New It i1v.Laa64141a.(14 , 60 Peninsular A Q. Stem I 10 Do. New 10 Quebrada L., K. 11.(1 50 libyse from II Do, may law 16 SW J. City lancrov. (L) 66 Ditto ditto ... 1N Royal Malin** St. Scot.Atistra.lnved. r ..!Softils, Knlibt. &Co. L ' 20 Moo Pluen.d'lsymo( ) N 4. Afficsa K. &la. L. 16 Ocooki Australian Lad It. !Submarine Te p lemegli I 1 I Do. Scri 20 IT•l.Coadrua.l2ll3llo4. 10 :71busee&Merseyla(L) 10 Irmat&AasseyotitaL N IT. & L C o. or U. Canada 6 Valtall. Teiss.l*.(ll Ss i Cat rasa Mains Ins._ (l 10 Ulmer Asaa s lla(l4*, 10 I Ditto ' 30 , Van Dienien's toad. _ ' N 'Warrant Whonos(Lha. IS Illimalnankraci44 L PREFERENCE SHAM Great Fastens, &atm Omuta' 6 per omit pest, 119 g. Great Western, West Midland gaszsatud b p.r omit, 1864, Zki. North Eastern, 4i per amt. redeemable. 96i. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam. 64 to j. Bahia and Sao Fraimisoo (limited) VW. 7 pet seat., 14j 14 Beirr e- ian • sod Fedora Jabal" li. Dutch Rhenish, M. Saa Paulo (Limited) . 7 per NUL. 131. West Plandata, 5 to I.gut lei lei is n idn s s reo # so 67 SI . r HU Um 2 4pm lie s 2 d I s m e 4 IMs Idle par 9rl iipok It 2tpu 1 I{b as as 163 112 108 112 6 4 as xd i bm id In NMI ii ii Ofrls 1 did 4 * 12= 4 2 I Was . 21 2! 1 - 3 1 . l li l it Par I 1. I a4l.' XI as I P k 1 2 6 6 r. it 4 2em 6 far i tilli . 2 _1 dl. ii so sar— s I D. 1 Oftils 14Ia per 14 8 pm potl 44k 131: pm 94 e ar PEI P&P Pal 16 . 46. IA iif 1 2 If 4: par 2E. ilts par I .e .9111 81r 81 SI 19 pus 28 Ma 27 911 • 9 BS 1r lals psr 94 97 120 ITS • 1•b I. !Os .... .... 41:11 1 pm WI Ws lt 1 die 1 4 IZ 111 111 9 11 sd 1G 1 go. PROVINCIAL SHAER M4RKI72. LMIIPOOL, Off. 22. Orest Western, 721 I 3 I—Laneasttire and Yorkshire, 1113—London and North Western, 1121 —Man chester, Shellield, and I incelnehtre. Midland, 160—South Eastern, 524—West Hartlepool, A, BO—SleksnMad . illy—Oreed Trunk of Canada. 19—Death Meng* II 1.16 v.—Date pald.up, 221—Mexican. 11114, M—Coefedsrate Loth, 641 46—Alliance Bank, London and Liverpool (Limited), p.—Meresntile and X Bank (Limited). 21 2114. —N 'Donal Bank of Lie t Umated,, 6 p.—Narth and South Wales, My—North Bank Limited), 1 p.—Althon Marine y 846 d.—British and Foreign Marine (United), Sy p.—lmsdos and Laneashlre Insurance, I p.—Maritthee Inaursmos 6161 d.—Royal loaseauce, VI p.—National Steam Navigation Coespany, K 4. West India and Pacific Steam, 14 p. Mthousern, OCT. a —The market was quiet. with = I little change from yesterday's prima—Consolidated Hank I (LinsiteC 5/ 3 p. —Great Wetter% 7:4 84.—General Credit, tp. I —Lanoodure and Yorkshire, 11211—Laudon and North Modem 1121-11thothester, Bkameld , and Uncolnalidet 644—Dttte OL Pref., 9.—Ditto New Five per Cent, 616 d.—Metropolitan. 112 111 —Ditto New, 11 p.—North Eastern (Berwick), 107-Btavoley Coal and Iron, lay p.—Thames and Mersey Marine Inenrance, 9.—Dover Five per Cent. Redeemable, 100—Alliance Bank, Op. District Bank, 18 p. StR3II6OII6X, Oct.. t2.—The busbies marled here to day is Grad Western, Stour Valley guaranteed, at Ulf ; M idland Railway, at 1101: Warwick and Birmingham Canal, at 631 ; Olosoester W at. lly ; and Months Metal, at t dia. Great Western, West 4lWLnd, Oxford second guaranteed, closed 116 to 116. South Stsffordshira, 101 to ley ; and Birmingham Alliance Fire, par to Is. 3d. prem. Market good. Meta. Om. M.—Three per Cent Consols, 871—New Three per cent. 8 ock,ll6l—llltto tor account, loth November, 861— National Balk, New (16$ paid), 601 —NatWest of Liverpool (Limited), (ROL paid), 16}—Ditto for amount 163--Royal Bank of Ireland paid), Union Bank (Limited) (13L paid), lei —Dublin and Belfast Janctioa (VOL paid), 31—DuMn and Kingstown ;1•01. paid), IN—Great Southern and Weit6TO (100 L , paid', 91—Midland Great Western, half shares (ML Buhl), Ditto for account, 181. ABIZDIEF lINIVEILKFM—INITALLATION OF 111.1 LORD Itarroa—We understand that, while the formal in stallation of Earl Russell as Lord Recta, of the University will take place in Marisr.hal College Buildings, the Lord Rector will deliver his imminence address in the Music hall. The act prescribes that the installation shall take pima in liarieclial College Buildings, bet it win felt by the llenattui that the ball would not °outman nearly the number of friends of graduates and others, who would desire to be prompt on the ocosaion. Hence it is proposed that the arrangement shall be as above, which will give ample accommodation for a large audience bearing the ad dress, while they will lose little or nothing in the inatigors non formalities—if indeed their loss be not a positive pia. —Aberdeen Herald. The Professor of Greek in the University of Oxford (Rey. B. Jowett, College) hes returned to his collegiate duties, and will lecture daring the manias terms on the following subjeds Fragment@ of the Greek Philosophers on Mockra and Fridays: 2. Thee,- did's, hook L, ou Wednesday@ sad fiatiudays. The Rev. Henry Boothby Barry, IL A, late Mobs! Fellow of gasee's College, Wad. hem been sp. ctldet.her Majesty's inspector of church @shoals kg There is one branch of business here in which no American has yet embarked which offer, enormot a i:= —it le banking. Seve ra l hankie hosiers here are 10 per cent semi•eassal di ' &slangs le fearfully high, sod dieereate are 1 to 2 per coat. per warotlt.—Letter from Bums Arra he New York paper. ROMAN CATHOLICS IN AIIIIIIALIA.—A Melbourne War silt :—" By • priests letter reosetly received we leers that the Rev. Mr. Scully, who some time sines vi s it e d this oolocy , is now In R ome bu ll y employed in inducing the papal court to mad out to Australia tea Roman catholic bishop. and a hundred priest.. At the present time there are three Whelk wee vacant in the colonies, these of Armida/e and Goulbourn, in New South Wales, and Ade laide, South Australis." t.sii:i iiaiiel SOO - 70001 100.000 100,000 issue' mewl 1 11 Al o ; 1 41 e• asS2!". 80,000 14000 !SOO 110,000 lON !Vg") ii.kosoool 1; , 100,0001 100.0001 1 Gall 10,01101. arum 11.soo .._,_ 106•I0 MX& 70.000 20,000 10,000 76,000 0,000 IMMO to ON lia.c, iiii 110,400 100,000 106,000 16,600 Lik•oo $OOOO - ii. ' ►OOOOOO W.llOO 119,000 110,600 WOOD MIX, ii:iiil xOOO 176,000 , 10,0001 6,000. 10 .1 60,11001 00.000. 12.600 12,000: 40,0001 MAO, 1/0 "1 10,00;11 ~~ 110,0' 11,000' 187,175/1 611.000 1 60,000; K 000• !0.0201 0:66.5! 10,000 100 000', 40.0001 00,0001 ti,11.30 10,0110' 10,0001 IL6iO l 37,600, 0041,000,1 ' 20,000' 91,000! 17,0001 10.00: ♦tw gale 15,000 tOO,OOOl. 40,000 30,040' 1(000 14,200 0103,000 L W. 600 100,000 1;600 SO,OOO 00,00, 64000 15,000 16,000 10,000' 10,000 00.000 MOM MARKET.-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'Cuxw. The stock markets to-day are firm, with a rather favourable tendency, although the speculators manifest a disposition to wait and see how the Indian bills maturing to-day are met. The funds have improved 4 per cent. In the other markets, where any alteration is observable in prices, it is in an upward direction. Although • large amount of Indian bills have become due to-day, the discount market is quiet, with a large supply of money. The general rate is 9 per rent., but in some cases transactions have occurred at 84 and 81. Short loans are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 2 to 3 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Ranks opened at 64fr. 85c., and improved to 64fr. 90c., being, how ever, 1 per cent. lower than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 881 to 89 for money, and 89 to 1 for the account (November 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols,for money, 884, 89 ; ditto for acoount,B9 ; Three per Gents. Reduced, 871 ; New Three per Cents., 87,1; Annuities, 1885, 141 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 20 ; Bank Stock, 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1044, 4, I ; ditto Four per Cent., 961 ; ditto Bonds, 75., 10a. ciis. ; Exchequer Bills, March, tria, 10e. die. ; ditto June, 18e. die. Mexican Bonds and Turkish Consolid4s have risen 1t per cent. Other foreign stocks are firm, at Saturday's prices. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. : Greek, 211 to 22 ; Mexican, 261 to 4 ; Confederate, 64 to 66 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to 30 ; the Certificates, 131 to 4 ; Turkish, 1862 Bonds, 70 to 4 ; ditto, 1858, 68 to 4 ; and the Consolideis, 491 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and- Half per Cents., 614 ; Egyptian, 96 ; Greek, Coupons, for account, 9 ; Italian (Marem mana Railway), 71 ; Mexican, for account, 264, 4 ; ditto 1864, 254 ; Portuguese, 1856, lc., 464 ; ditto for account, 464, 4; Russian, 1850, 844; ditto 1859, 531 ; ditto 1862, 871 ; Spanish, for account, 484 ; ditto New Deferred, for accouot, 411 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 134 ; Tarkish, 1854, for account, 884, 894, ex div. ; ditto, 1858, for account, 68 ; ditto, 1862, 1001. Bonds, 704, 70 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 551 ; ditto, 1864, 424. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 64 to prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 4 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 11 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15 to 4 ; Ottoman Socidt4 Gdud rale, 1 to 4 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 2 to 14 die. The French mail steamer arrived at St. Nazaire from Mexico this morning, with 21,000/. in specie. The shifts to which the Spanish government is being driven in order to provide the means of meet ing the most preening requirements of the Treasury are lowering the credit of the country to an extent which may hereafter cause serious sacrifices to be imposed upon it. The financial position of the go vernment requires to be consolidated, and this can only be done by satisfying the just claims of the Passive and Certificate creditors, and thus opening the foreign markets- This accomplished, Spain will have no difficulty, as soon as the money market resumes its ordinary aspect, in raising a foreign loan of such amount as will obviate all existing difficul ties, and give the government a fair start in a new, and, it is to be hoped, reputable path. The long expectant creditors of the State, when satisfied, would probably lend powerful support to a new loan. Meanwhile Spanish financiers may rest as sured that the longer they delay a settlement of these claims the more onerous will be the terms that will be demanded. It is known that the govern ment has already offered exorbitant rat•mo for tempo rary accommodation both in Paris and London. The telegrams from Madrid affirm that " The Bank of Spain has ooncluded a loan of 20 millions reals (say 200,000/. sterling) with &oboe Sala manca," and that "the Sub-governor of the Bank will leave for Paris to-morrow to purchase gold." This sum will not last long, and each accumulating weight of this sort will merely serve to plunge the government ultimately deeper in the mire. About 3,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday ; there were no withdrawals. The J. E. H., from Melbourne, with 44,0001. in gold, has now been at sea 100 days. The suspension is announced of Messrs. Hall and Geere, Russia brokers, with liabilities to the amount of about 30,0001. of which, however, it is thought that only a small portion will rank against the estate. The partners ascribe their diffi culties to the failure of some of their principals, and to the great dereciation in the value of the securities (for jute, Lc.) held by the firm. The books havebeen placed in the hands of Mr. Edmund Harding, the accountant. The public will have cause for satisfaction if one of the consequences of the recent collapse of prices in the share market should be the cessation of the obnoxious and unfair system of allotting shares which became a fashion amongst the promoters of the new public companies launched during the late mania. It ia instructive to remark that, almost without exception, the fall in prices has been the heaviest in those companies in which was adopted to the largest extent the practice of making reser vations of shares for private allotment, and of offering only a comparatively limited number to the general public. It would not be difficult to point out cases in which this plan must have involved the parties to these arrange ments in loss instead of the large gains which they expected to realise. In such instances the only ad vantage apparently secured is that the shares were kept nominally at a premium for some time. There is no satisfaction to anybody, however, in a premium which cannot be realised, and the general public, on their part, have a right to complain of a system which tends to put a false face upon the market. Shareholders who subscribed with a full knowledge of the reservations in question have, it. is true, no ground of complaint, but in the depression of their shares they can now see clearly the disappointing results of the selfish policy that has been pursued. Their property has been kept down in market price by the fact that a supply has 130012 known to be always procurable in certain quarters. The market for a stock thus situated is naturally destitute of buoyancy, and the process of placing the shares amongst the public, instead of being accomplished at one stroke, as it ought to be, is really kept dragging on for an indefinite period. Many other considerations might be cited to prove the objec tionable operation of the system of partial allot ment. It may now be hoped that the practice, disoouraged as it is, and is likely yet to be, by the Committee of the Stock Exchange, will not strike root in this country, the more especially as there are indications that it is falling into discredit even in the speculative circles of Paris, whence it was The half-yearly report of dir'".... i ors of the West Flanders Railway Company, to be submiiteu to-morrow (the 25th) inat., recommends a dividend of 4a. per share. Formal notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the Corsican and Mediterranean Gas Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Mas ter of the Roils on the next day of petitions. The half-yearly interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per 1111111t1111 L slll3ollooed on the shares of the Lem berg and Crarnowitt Railway Company. The lJnion Bank of Australia have advertised the half-yearly interest on the City of Melbourne Loan. With reference to the position and prospects of the money market, the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sows has the following : . An additional element of disquiet hoe enddeoly been intro duced, by the sews of failures at Rio de Janeiro to an aggro- Este amount at 11,000,090 f. starling. At the firet moment it wu feared that some blowy losses might fell on this country, owwiing to the intimacy of oar commercial relatioes with Beams; bat it is now understood that none are likely to be experienced, except of comparatively anal amount, end such es will molly be swished by parties to whom they will be of so serious importance. A few failures of • minor eharteteir must, however, still be looked for. and the 6th of November will, in this respect, be awaited with some inte rest, as it is upon that day that most of the gut Brazilian bills will fall doe. At this time lest_ year the Beak bullion was 14,645,24 W., it is sow 13,0M.4881. : the reserve wu 6,499,8801., it is sow 5,647,0901. The difference between thus figures would not under any circumstances appear very serious, and the Irate of discount, which is now 9 percent., wu then only 4 per cent.; the real strength of the position is therefore con sidered to be greater sow than at that period. Within the part few days the supply of floatieg mammy has bean larger than for some time pest ; and u everyone, in the exercise of the extreme caution lately awakened, is anxious not to part with it except for short dates, the competition to find temporary borrowers has been such that on the Stock Ex chimp it has been difficult to obtain 3or 4 per cent. Many Intelligent people think that this must react Upon the dis count market ; and were it not that the next mail from India (which will bring the moment of the effect produced at Bombay by the news of the first revulsion in the Liverpool cotton market) will be looked for with anxiety, there would be little to cheek the growing impression that before the middle or end of November the Bank directors will have found it necessary to make a reduction in the rate of dis count, which, however, in our opinion, will prove but UM poetry. The subjoined, relating to the probable effect of the Rio failures on the market for Brazilian pro duce, is from the same source : The find inhume° that might be drawn from the recent Rio failures ia, that they would cause Brasilia* produce to be sent forward in haste, but probably the reverse will be the cue u merchants will be for coins little time distrust ful in th e negotiation of bills. The decree of the Brazilian government., moreover, authorising a delay of sixty days in all paymeets will likewise teed to prevent the neoemity of undue sacrifioe. It is also to be remarked that the from the recent failure* will (all mostly on the ir population of Rio, and not on the oommerciel classes. According to the latest aa well u to all previous accounts, trade at that city was inherently sound and prosperous. The coffee crop is a highly favourable 020. and the yield of cotton, it is said, will be three times that of last year. SATI7ADAT Evsaurs. Consols, which closed yesterday at 884 to 89 for the 10th Nov., opened this morning at 89 to 4, and closed at 884 to 89. For money the lad price was 881 to . The official business report is as follows :—Tliree per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, 881 ; ditto, for scooting, 89, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87, ; New Three per Cents., ; Bank Stock, 238 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 974 ; ditto Bonds, 10a., 81. dia. The India Five per Cent. stock continues in good demand. India Bonds were dealt in at 10s. to Bs. dia. The March Exchequer Bills were unaltered at 10s. to 6s. dia., and the June slightly firmer at 18s. to 12a. dia. Greek Bonds and Coupons declined 1 per cent ; Mexican Old Bonds and Turkish Consolid6a, 1; and Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. of 1863, 1 per oent. Chilli= Four-and-a-Half per Cents., on the contrary, improved 1 per cent. ; and Confederate and Venezuela Bonds of 1862, 1. The Mexican Loan of the present year was likewise firmer. OS 96 91 06 91 96 80 86 78 82 106 106 lei 106 106 107 NT 195 101 106 100 112 102 116 106 107 106 100 102 106 26 - 116 67 IS 96 el 90 06 100 106 06 90 100 101 1.4 106 e as -m an kr 101} 101111 111 II II" 12 e — i Id _ld 15- ci Wi I 2j MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The mining market is rather inacdv; to-day, and prices exhibit few variations. Great Vor shares are better, at 31 to 32, while East Lovell have declined to 1l lj to 12, and East Caradon to 23 to East Grenville are quoted 7 to Wheal Gren ville shares have been dealt in in the Stock Ex change at 6. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Cape Copper are officially marked 83. The half-yearly meeting of the United Mexican Mining Company (Limited) is convened for the 9th November. TIRE VICTOR TOWNLEY CAL—The visiting justice* of the Derby County Gaol have tendered their re sivation, on the grand that the refusal of the magistrates to ratify their reirremendatice for the dismissal of Mr. Girona% the pal eargeoe, who had riven evidence is favour of Townley 's inanity, implied a want of confidence in them which materially leseard their ieflorce in the gaol. Some discussion arose, which resulted in the visiting justioas consenting to act for soother quarter. in anticipa tion that, in the meantime, Mr. Gisborne would express hie sorrow for what)* had rid and written. A FARM LADOITILIR CHARO --- RD WITH STEALING asoces.—Ai the Doocader Wed Riding seasioe• on Saturday lest, before the Hoe. E. LasesUm, chairman, • singular ode wee heard. William Peace, an agricultard labourer, was charged wi th steeling twenty deed groom at Ecoleafisd, ma the Sth September last. Mr. Hanna, Pro scented, and Mr. Waddy defended. Mr. Miller, of Wedeley Lodge, soda party were out shooting oa the day I. ques tion over Mr. Miller's, mu., moor near Pedaloes, and they planed several brute of is a hovel, and after further shooting they placed other grouse in a pit used far the purpose is former sauces. The shooting was motioned, asd 11111011 is the maim the returned to the pit or hole, and aim to the hovel, they found that the grouse had been stolen. The polies met the primmer four days after with groans upon him, sad Mr. Millar identified three ot the birds at the Penistone polies detain, one from the fact that his gamekeeper had hit it on the head to kill it • the other from the eircumstanos that the feathers on t he leek at oae had all bees stripped off by falling upon a smut. la • deep gully ; and the third, from its being much ridded by the dogs.—Hr. Waddy admitted that the prisoner ' wbo lived near the moor, had shot the grease the police took from him, bat be denied that the rase had Motu them, or that it woe passible for the promioator to identify birds after four days bad elapsed, sad when he land is the meaatime probably shot mail) other birds. The jury took this view of the ode, acid acquitted him. FATAL PRIZE FIGHT AT 81117FIELD.--011e of the most shocking somas that ever occurred in con merlon with the prize ring took place at Sheffield yea terday (Sunday). A number of young men asd youths, frequenters of some of the lowed brothels and beerhouses in the tows, agreed to meet in the Old Park Wood. on the western side of the town, and fight for a rum of money, which is variously stated at from it. to 61. • side. The some was selected in a spot remote from police surveillance, acd the men and their seconds chose Sunday as the day on which they would be most likely to escape interne tion. The nag was pitched at 6 o'clock, and we put of pugilists set to and fought for an hour, sad then the arena was cleared for another couple, two young men named respectively Dawes and Horne. They fought for 20 minutes, and after the sixth " round," in wide& Dawes re ceived a heavy blow on the jugular, he was pissed on his seo3ad's knee. "Time" wee called amidst mark shouting and yelling, Horne's party seeing that Dawes wan faltering, but he got up end &dreamed to meet his antagonist. He had sot gone a yard, however, before he reelM, fell , and died instantly. His " bickers" and woods rms away. and his body remained on She ground for some time before it was carried by Hone% party into a pp ublichonse that stands near the wood. Hone has aSsoooded, bid there is little doubt he will either surrender or be apprehended in a short time. SLR' TO PRISON FOR STEALING SIT AVALNGTL— A country magistrate lately in fl icted a punishment of six months' imprisooment with bard labour on a youth named William Webb, for stealing six walnuts from a Ms, or one month'. imprioonment per nut Mr. Nottage, ands, Hill brought the fact before the Horne Secretary, and has just received the following reply :—" Whitehall, Oct. ?A 1864.—Sir„--The Secretary of Mete for the Home Depart, meet having considered your application in behalf of William Webb, I have the satisfactioo to acquaint you that be has felt warranted, under all the circumatances, in silvising het Majesty to reduce the prisoner's sentence to imprisonment for one mouth.—l am, air, &c., T. G. Fissmn.--Gerige S. Nottage, Eaq., Sidmouth Lodi*, Tulse-hill." E.XTRAORDINARY PRODUCE OF THREE POTATOES. —Three largeoised potatoes, planted in Mr. Ransom's gar. den, at Hawthorn Cottage, on Southampton Common, were the; week dug up, and found to have produosd 362, weigh. ing is the aggregate 71Ite. A doses waterbed liilbs., and four Weeted from the dozen weighed 6411.. The largest single potato weighed 21bs. Tor. These potatoes were planted about throe feet apart, and kept welt earthed up as they grew, each root forming a small mound about 18 inches high. —Heat: —Hen!: Advertiser. .. SW/WAPITIS FOR RUSSIA. SAVSPAI instances having lately occurred in which sewspepors sent from this country &damned to Russia have been returned, in wow `i -.ace of the regulation.of the Marian Post-oftios with mirep Th• to in ' :::..minion of newapapers not having been complied with, the rho : are agars informed that it is for bidden to intmduoe talc Buinkt, te:: 41 6 11 th* ire% Poliiind newspapers. and that the only means by PLico persoes re siding in Runk mu obtain such newspapers from the troNd Kingdom is by subscribing for them at one of the Russian post °films. The admission into Heads of newspapers not of a political character is only permitted in these camas where they are addismed to the house of some established bookseller. —By command of the Postaiellitr - Gemal.. General Post-Ales, Oct. 24, 1864. A DrannOtaillitti SOUTH Atiflateen.--Gen Ara neat Misq lsthmus uote is expected to arrive in New York in one of taSl..lstamen. on hia way to Eilasd a. J siale% of the 17e/teil Mateo of Colombia to the Court of St. ames. —New York Min. I I i