The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-17 00:00:00

111 E Ni I'EItIUSEAN. MALTA. OCT. 12. The subscription to present Lady hrunsfatuer with a twos of ploy no her quit ties Malta tom amount* ra no It Anl:hky lune 4suliaa.l sabsdnbiag berasr aim sl tbelr otneers ••• sot o• tho coonnule•, 'bleb they c.,:sichy to h.., Is •of.. hoed ; hot Lot, P.m.( uh.r .•• tar sk.. petals IMO We curt • for them mot to sterseribe, • they h•o• ,rot up a •epar•'• sab•utipthe, awl iat.al to v.- • owpgrat. SPotsine —. • . Thy G r os-ram bee beta Corp active NSW hoe appointmeat as onomd•orska-1 htrf , ',stung all Ito barrack. it'd *Lb cos, • a among( t b, It is 4 , 46.1 ..d .r .mule. sold, , Otfether onto the t ,,. Lesg.al to tat 0nL1..r., mid looking( Leto every depart twat It ua reported that ha will reousnmend this withdrawal of die &ppm sod 111112.ny, en 11+1 In give MCr• ecapbkpoent to the Menem. It t. further elated that he writes to give to the Malta.. the minegns of the knights, how avail ea odkrtii quarterly none did not bro.-fly Icing In the likkeee, eat to the order of Kinghte limpet Mere of Jeru salem, who would rot pined Maltese to be ta ,ffie order. By lbw means, sad by she Menem of the nate of govern. nasal bow., sad ether socrceakbe bop* It Ss saki, to hos NM the .1,11•110 40,0tffit. per mam a. In lb. maritime be I. steadily ta *proem* the town by roperlsi tbe wereta, pokily to the mamba r of lamps, raceming obetrannioes,arl L.l an. He le at prose., wegeged * pasting the *ems te front of Bt. John'et:herch with tries. Ho has appaimilly • may sinew Iseatag in the Matter. It fa to be hoped that he will ant be Meappointed in Me aatd.sat^ of them, but awe me those who, after • vary Meg eopmestaace wtth lb., a, are aid so coctiiinr, am who ambler that it woe* he • mach wirer and mist policy to pve mare *commonest to the Raab*, +boos pommies sod love for England (name be doubbil. Bir Gaspard Is Marylaant may De misled by his Loh in the Malt. as, but no ono doatto. hie ' enmity one upright's.. of purpose, sad hie wi-d to do th • test far the promenty of the place. Rear-Admirel Mandy serried ham last weak, with her Mffiegfrii AAP Haenthal, lit, Jean d'Acre, Loudon, Brom wich, owl Asswormoo. Her Majesty's we Itesown sal Mammoth wore ham previously, so thet sow we have eft sail eistlit-Ilni fa port, noddies steamers. Her Majesty's snip amp lIR oft the 7th, ear p wed for Gibraltar. The endiro fit tbe lest ere all so arm oe leave, sad are Is having well. Mop haw a very bed Awhile towards the Malmo, potion whom Obey erne* M all aorta of naiair play sod barbarities IMMO& think They complais that they never pt junkie, whaler rig* err wrest, sad it la to be bared tam is too mash groami ler such • Yoroplant. Her blepwar's slip Virsbrend ix lasso, having sound* (tom Regime to thu plays 4.r the tricgraph cable, She mpg Ile ammeas deep am, level. There wee 2.300 fathoms depth ha the Bey WI Manly without any sudden change till she apprealboi W Ikrioto of Gibraltar, wife* Is Max* wry lbw& From °thrall/kr to Malta she k e pt s l oo p t h e lime St Soo* AM.., and there wait little venation from I,4llll6thirme. H. dtfficulty I. eatielpated in layiog the 'abb. Her Majesty'. ship Coquette he. teen ordered from Mmerillee to joke the admiral .t °Awake/. Pram Cities we learn that Admiral H ape , altar the two =deka* wen extracted from his thigh, became wry bat the wound would sot close. H. then became very thin , and it use leered that • pine of the shirt was left In the mined. Cephain Shad well will go kn • trip to Japan; and If hie wound dose not heal he will be ienlaled on hi. mare. Captain Wodehome, R N. , retinas to England by this woad. Three °Mows who lost their weasels at the Paulo have been triad by court...mutual, had acquitted. Later. Douglas was ju.t at hour, on cimuin inft soll in that short period bombe output to be tried ler she he. of hie fillip. Anionic the proaeoilose is Chia' are the following : Coo.unander etuneerill, V.C., to be relitein i eioa Vainnian Winneett to to coanzuwadet vies Comincrill. C taut aol'4 Scuscairrcom.—Thim cell oa Italy for arm. ha. la.n takin up warmly by Lombardy. is aa the towns committees are (noting or alesnly _loner to callert mos e y ma d mea d it w its destination. Besides this, most of the daily p.pera hare *posed Int. of subecriptlons ta theft allow. At the hest of this movement is • society called the Astroci.notie Unittina Itiltant, at Hiles, the very time of whine indii-it.. the panicles fur which it wow formed, sod who Ii ha. li-ro busy onabli.hing branch moo nations in the towns of 1,-utb.my se well as of Piedmont. I maw to what the amount of eubserlption is at present, bat the somention annouaced yesterday that, owing to the .2 1 sue r wou s ti ieson. a inch h ave b ees made to it, it hes bbrae7 to farmer the c omm i ttee w i th two more mem ber, tee:tend its Milos hones. Wilk maid to this enbeeriptioe I should like to say • weed to the Eighth public. Teeny to • good deal of Earn° betwees the Inn. non of the people of Inland and that of Lombardy. Both, although to • diffinst degas, bans eyespo.faim with lb. Itelitto movement, sag both an la spreltios to be able to do very Inds to show that their sympathy is not a hollow word. The subscription fee the parches of arms opened by Geeeral Garibaldi gives an opportunity to the Bestial' to rdnis the Isaieastlon ot cheep eympathy wh•ch has been thrown out against them in thie country. It would MI both ways—it would be • niatenal help towards lin eel, and at the some time would be taken cm a p ilitical deottontratios of ins people of England. — Conerporlost of the Twes, at Wilma. MANNZILI AND MOStie al* NAPLEri —The King paid • stat to the Masao Borbositir this week, and did some thing towards lb. reforni.tion of the morals of the place. Ferdinand 11. removed the Veining to the cellars; his enceenor adored Gm removal of en i• lan- Ow of the &tech.. if the Count of Syreense," painted by Do Vireo, bee.,., • broom Itatsvlte wee ghee in it imagining the ream - illation of Naples with Piedmont. Tbe origiaal et•thette is by his royal highness, sad I am it two or three months pion in the roost's studio —it is a pretty piece, but rsprnesta a dream—the dream of a priori who ia deeply persuaded the: the nivation of his country can la so and only by the adoption of suck prici•ipies aa would unite tb• h. ,00strior. The other (snare which wa. removed by the royal order is " An late nt..of net• of the o.llerint of the Palszca Piui, at Florence;' berserr mariy sada Grano are therein represented. A third velure notiorrd was "A. Ititatior of the Stadioof liaff.elle," is which the I.romina r Fire. I hey' out bred, however, as y et hat • single step bee tem taken to remove the lisps noe end Indonesion whielt ere ass ' et et every trusts in the tweety-feer hours I, witty remit la hie Majesty's do wers; and which were y dewribsd and pro. tested against by the of the Colwell. Geseral Ftlositteri. in • tonne enai lofted wens two mouth. dna. Talk of "nudes" is the galleries as Lein( obiectionalle , let the woven/en and his ittteietero Ite etr.fai to rtut ono the "node.' from the nnoita. It is inipossitil. to speak of the scenes counantly exhibited is every corner of the kingdom daily and bendy without any regard to decency. —Leifer pm Naples. RACIGI AT Sitt..ol.—T6o day before yesterday (the lOth) 411 larripezpreted rears took place es as opts end wattivatin rpot about eight miles item the town, cram mending • dee view of the Alps. The ling, who bad arrived the day before at Moos., liceoured the,, with by reason For super who bee emu Ergliab racing tbe rshilitries would bey. bees too In aouruaterl sad noir", but, eemeiclertait that bone smog le is lie infancy borw. Ibis Ono, the sentaid yaw, th. sport *rot off red well. A inhume h a d been orecud for the Kw, ; a hand and the National Grind of the we were I . serendesse, nat. wise • fan exhibition of oho arireocncy, nosy of the menstere cf which had come Se tows os purpose ear the mesa and who bad tam Mae plermsob their merrier on both Wee of the stands re. served f o r the rreber , but the genet wtoolohnui thine wow lbr qoaatity of county folk which flocked there from op ore, and, above all, 1.444•11 with their nett era dark red finnan end Men handkerchiefs on their beads, The erri•wi n 4 Ilia King_ flossed et Baldy enough, most of tee crowd Ws, probably too fatenr with cerise at lb. pespratioss, bat tine an • good d.. 1 of cheering who, Is Wt.—Letter /,,,Jtae,.. - IttPOITED SECEs‘IONt PROM THE CIEURCIT OP EN,L.41:4 I. (:•).—W. we pin/Jed to main ea eDZYPOJieelltelli to-day whirtt will neat. • drop end gooeral setutatirs is the rebeises seal/, it Is lb at of ea implants( large eitotatios of ...reggaes boob tbo elan-% of lieglaed. Moat of our restore will however, to wa•itled to team tb.t the for It• cause priewskie wtU lo of a wry di(prest kind Rosa lbw whirl we beet. .o °boo had lo rot,rd daring the bat kw wowstly, • wee-non front thotburett of Ragland to he chew asst Rom.. Tae diruchirt hit.h those clergyman are are itoont to line. the tont lishinest will take quip rent. It vat le: the formation of a new thatch of England, to be raced the Free Chosch of bighted. Fron t ria•y to newly clernmes of thr Isttbishatiesi. all 01 awe dieiingessed for th e ir enogebreJ viiwro, and a outs). r of thins peeler weathers, wet now days ego in L odon how ell ports of ilte tortub7. or the purpose*, reacerhair • orb moors. as way gin the 'revert ollret th• tat.,ted enentoo. They the ..nhionswat ow tardy ; .c•civritinus grocuvl•—•nose of thew le. sem of lb. ir atj, etla s to the prim:Wises religiose eraidhattioriet ; abr.. 1 , 1,44.4. of .he woe of Popery sob, the gads. of l'uwyom to the chunk with the MN , tinware of the babop. ; prel the not browses of both rawer tAlthised. The aortae of I. 111. evening to rate • PT•cO•• 3 •Lop. by Fool« of it. f r mio•erit loi:ding • mewing at the H.i lee y , tt oho b its I.l.rti Ma, or Is to pre sole, with • wew to the 10.n...11.10 erocn.n 01 • free eborti of Eseleed he that dtatru t, .ore young and denoted eras- Planl rlergessas, who L•ii no , quitted the pirahliehurrot on ecennoitowa erreowts.— A dr , , WRECK OF Two 82 F:theRS.—Telegronts wen re wired .1 Lloyd's an halo anotnaeleg the pirsodille of two yowartal anew tottpriore whtch bar. hese trading IMO o ...lllLidly en oi. Bet .•. Oa. tr. the Gotten] Cudrinethe C•iPipta J. Crew, iat.d to I nt .d oe . S he wee 1,, to St: reterstore and Cr vt•tadt, viot • • .1.0.1. cargo of beep, tallow, a n d rope. ithe tad al-o moot ppeci e no Ward. It Worn that, to patois, through the Snood, is the ammo of ab• got Wore on who. lializoirs en the Lou.l G ar eepaa, :Winner, and all ottpopt. to got her off tailed, her fere compartment having filled wilh wain. Anietasae wee seat 1. t o -r loom copeaso geo , awl a trinetily of ber cargo got ut, act an agneetwit made to gat her if!, If powah'e, for 64 1.; bat the int anoint. loft her whore Sbo was • Bee ta.icl, .1100 owe, with for belittiewls, or watertight vitotiotta.nts, awl wee Iktilt worse opal/ eurrey. The unl..erunatr ploy woe dig Roma. Sightseg.le, to.. Wt., Widmer, C•ptpia yrbieh ww from Cryostat. flop brit 'tido. of her orshap tb.t bin twee con,, it appears that on the 12th too. We tench off Forokak seer 11,1.1404 e, in pf I. : V.olaud. Mks wen lightened of • h-r NA, bat the bent creosote Iron her 'We Ph* bat not b it cot cff. She iirit.lholt at Hartle n Pei.% web+ ep,csal sorrily, end Well 600 tons btuthen and 9o.h.ne PL.WIII. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1839 LAW IN TELLIONN (TRW DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPIC Y. Odors Mr. Canormioner livens.) in at J. W. OIL(T. The bankroft was • balder. of Padancton. This We the ea tioloatt tOOttitle. Ho towns to litre teed ere , ' i:ot • WV • to those holding owerity, 6, 1 1311. The torocumbere I are vela d at Ital., the property held en ...rarity et Inwards of 10,000 f. A. rue property souorroard for eele us the :Into inmate, Mr. Peonell, the ettnal aatosee, r eomossesded a talon *eke: manor to order that thv ens 'not Naha might be aecerhuned. Adjoerned accordingly. lir. ileyoard, accoantsot froths Weston Haat et &O land. tend ere d a yr of for 491., bat law amour hold thot Mr. Maynard had not embody to prove, sod the orator WWI ordered to stead 011sr. IN IC HOMNAT. The bis krept was a carman and r etroctor, of Little Tower-Kroft, lam In partswrrhip wan a parson nomad Cooper, also a tunkteot. Mr. bresto,on behalf of the assignees of Cooper, applied for an ott e r to asialgasnate the pr• ceedispe la the two twos. It appears that the partnership bad hoes dissolved some dine More either baskraptey. His Honour declined to inane the order said for. T 66 bankrupt peeved big exasideetios. The pilot balance sheet. pr,peeet by Mews. Hart, 'bows debts ut 1,2571., and wets of I,looi. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERK ENWELL. r•RLOCA•WINI.POW TOTEV,I4. AntAony Row and i hewn.. Andderd were charged with loitering in the Camden-road for Me purpose of comealttuag felony, The pi iionete were watched for some time by two con stable* in the neighbourhood of the Camden-m.o, and wire sees to .n'., the fore a.utts of MfVefini bowtee. About hull pest 3 on Saturday atternoina the proioner Rose enterel • garden, and wee in the sot of raiiong the parlour window, when the odes, prisoner sew the two roost.bka approaching and gave the alarm, but before either of them could get away tney were apprehended by polio-ccoetabie Reeve", 391 S, sad M. 0., 241 S. The plea adopted by the prowlers, and others of their clear, is to ewer the parkas under the pre tence of offering eametbing for sale, or of parchaaing kitchen stuff, and then if they see no one about to lift the window and mite what they can. A remand was a.ked for, se it was suspected that Use prisoners were wanted" by the police, end that they had peen feta' addressee. Th. prieonars said the affairs were m'ataken when they anted that they (tbe prisoners) were et the parlour window. Haring taken a walk. sad feeling fatigued, they sat on the do/rate?. to rest, anti wese pounurd upon sad tucked up. The pious/as were reminded. SOUTHWARK. TOO ?Allen POOPIDLINO. A tall, heartyabetklng got, nineteen pars of age, who Dries the name of Charlotte Fred, front tier being found when an infant in Charlotte-street, Blackfriarrroad, was brought before Mr. Knithani, charged with committing a violent stimuli on King, the porter of St. Saviour's Union Workbonee, Merlberotighasir, er, New -cut. King, who exhibited a levers cut on the left era, mid that the priemer had been an inmate of the workhouse Niece her infancy, hots( been pecked up in Charlotte-street, and , nurtured by the pariah authorities. She had hem met to school, and situations obtained tot bee in respectable istnllies, but her conduct was so bed that no one would keep her. She was, consequently, nearly all her time In the wait- house, where she wog • terror to the other female imnates. l On Saturday ohs came to tot matron for • pair of Thom and become a new pair was LOt given to her she became extremely violent, and witness was sent for. As soon aa he approached her and gently asked her to return to bar ward elm dew at him like a tigress and stmak him on the Itit rye with the shoe with such vielence as to newly blind him. The blow canoed the blood to Bow, and he was in greet agony for sumo moment.. In mower to the charge the prisoner raid that Instead of • new pair of arms being given to her the matron handed her era old pair, and then the porter came sad interfer e d, and she certainl y did strike him with the shoe, and it served torn tight. Mr. Burch= told her that she wee a bad and angst-NI young woman. Instead of being thankful to tua pitch authorities who brought ter up, sad behaving herself dr neatly, she wee Oroatantly being brought to Mt, court for dtesdariy conduct. She was • very molest person, and he hardly anew what to do with midi • cher - actor. He, however, should intents her to hard labour for one month. THAMES. DARIN° HlialWAT MOBRIIII, Tiseetke Lorick en active young thief, we* brought up on reeniad, owned with steeling a silver watch from the pontos of Mr. Lieorge Laniard, beer seller. of the Old House at Home, No. 107, Upper Foot Smithfierd. A great numbs of watch rot. bones have been committed le the district of this court during lb. past Jeer, mid cell Is the daring and activity of the numer.us reset thieves, that it has become absolutely dangerous for persons to weer watches at ell, sad they must keeps sharp look out to promoe chess while pawing Menage many puts of Whitechspel, St. George-in tbe-liest, Stepecy, Shedw It, Limehotoe, and Poplar. There have been numerous convictions for watch rub berise, bosh by magistretes and juries, but the evil lies sot abated. Mr. Leonard. the prosecutor in this C 0.., was robbed in a very daring master on Wed arectsy last, between three sad four u'eltrek in the afternoon. He wee peering a large sugerhonse la Dock -stmt. W bi,e chapel, when the wormer, who wee seeompsaied by some very rough characters, reseed open him fa frost, matched his watch from him pocket, and ran away with it down a narrow court, filled with loose women and den prose characters, end where it 'meld have bees dangerous tar Mr. Lenard to have followed the prisoner. His companion. who serronaderi Mr. Leonard whoa ;chimer axe mittsd the robbery also made their temp.. On the ruse day Enlace Kelly, a polioeconatable, No. 130 H, went is march of the pruner sad found him in a low lodging•boaae is Hisemory-lene, is company with several notorious thieves. Kelly gaol "I want you tor erettlir.g a eilver watch." The peewee cold be did set do it. He we. takes into custody, and ea remit* elieseetke-hosee be said to the proiteciror, Prey lergliv s s . forgive me this time." Kelly 'aid the prisoner was l7 yeses of ye, sad had bees the ear-elate of thieves for se t vere! yams. Deed*. • &tartly* talcs, said the prisoner was summarily eesvecoed of felony a year ego, mid had been in custody canoe fur vtotbrr robbery. sad rimped convictiou. The prisoner said he war guilty of the robbery, and wished the cam to he estried at 0n,.. He w esteemed to sin mouths' imprisonment and hard Wear. ABOMINABLE ATTEMPT 70 BURN I/OWN A Hovels. —At • late hone lam eight, considerable emit...meat was tamed in the neighbourhood of Litnehouse-comeway, la eemermence of three separate ens betaking out minnl tmeously in the maniacs hellogitm to Mr. Oromawi t y, Wellington-terrem. &me of the neighbours had tteir attenti-n called to the premises by norieing Lessees of black smoke taming from the low floor, and they, knowing that no work wee earned on on • Sunday night, be came convinced that the pious gas un Bre. At i.bout delay en elan., woe given, and me...eager. sere sent In sundry dimmed, for the aid of the Bremen and police. The engine of the pariah and several of the London brigade were vitality la atteadmes, when Mr. For, the ebief °Mom of the Landoll brigade, found that the' middle miler, the back kitchen, sad the under side elate wain, and • ettpbmrd nu the ground dour were burn ing aims tunously, threatenleg the destruaton, not only of the penmen belonging to Mr. Cilmenawsy, but also of those automing. A good supply of the East London Corupeat's water having hem proeund the Mamas wont to work, and eventually succeeded in evingutelung the tire, bat not mil conealerahle damage wee done to the building sad its mateate. A man, who wet in the employ ment of Mr. Greenaway, cams forward and gam Itimeelf into the custody of the Tedice, and admitted •••tuotenly that he bad 'tidally set fire et the premien., and added that he dot so became he thought his tutiter was to diem ulnas. sad by burn mg down the ;mutate he thought It would reload laim tit his Ilebtlittes. The primmer will be takm before the magietnue at the Thrums polite court this aftrocom. Mr. Otetaaway was insured in the San flee Mike. A SWELLMORSIIAN AT THE GREAT EASTERN. A nil-known Liverpool pickpackm, Bengt William Samuel s., dremod is the West Whim, with • mock diamond ring on kis Sager, sod real gold chills round him seek, was mumiget the visitors to thy Great Ammon us but hag no *mem atepped on bard then he was wanted by Deter , ive-rifn er Carhate, who politely ri quested him to weik into ose of the caluse, where be searched him, and loud. la We pommeion • perm containing • railway recorder 'Whet, arailsblit for • mouth, 21. in gold, about 30.. is silver, sad • reciy• for making mushroom ketchup; also 44 or Of, Is tom diver, Me empty portemoonaiw, tad mveral cerebric pocket heisdkerchie4. I yon makou inquirie. he ascertained that the porn coniationg the rodeo, ticket. Ans., belonged to • Mrs, Purd:e, f Shaw-stmt. Liverpool, who was one of Bmoseirin't fellow•pmeengen is the steamer which had brought him aloureide. 'rho unfortunate swell wee biked' Wore a magistrate who, after hearlog the evt donee, committed bin t r trial et the Hemmen@ mistime, VIZ CIIAMPIONSIIIP Or THE TIIAMER.—The .As. is this match, 40W., were , eye the Durham. Gaiety Advertiser, duly bawled over list wink to !tubers Chmehers, champion of the 'lMooroi theerher with 61. east to him by the itheraluy of Loci Kibuomy for which Cham bers requests publicly to !book Am lordship; sad on Fetemy attental by his fatthful fnewl sad trainer, the veteran Haim Cloper, he returned to Newdeetk, his Wash- Mg bemoans illicit epos nun. when h. will, modest., b. as wangle received by his admiring enealrymen as his grist victor; deserves. Proriaa• to his decorum' Chamtere owed It to be Lie latitatton to do mi in hie power tu excite the sympathy of th 4 aortharss as habil! of Hazy Kelly, 81141813 L 1 8 2 ,1-71118 DA). Two o'CLoCW. The railway share market to-day is extraordi narily buoyant. Caledonian stock is in very active demand, and has again risen 1 per cent., owing to a reported amalgamation of this company with the London and North Western. There is also a rise of per cent., in Great Western, Eastern Counties, Berwick, and York and North Mid land, and 1 per cent., in London and North Western, South Eastern, sad some other descriptions. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 981 to ; Great AVestern, 841, "buyers "; Midland, 1961 to j; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 981 to 97 ; Loudon and South Western, 94/ to 93; South &stern, 77 to ; Caledoni.o, 92 to ; Berwick, 89! to 901; York and North Midland, 73 to ; and Eastern Counties, 661 to 68. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at 2 prem., " sellera." Grand Trunk of Canada and some of the Indian shares are more inquired tor. Great Luxembourg have improved. TEN MINUTES PAST Two o'CLoot. Within the last ten minutes the principal British railway stocks have experienced a fresh improve ment, the market being exceedingly strong. OIDINAILY SHAUN AND X& r.. 1 pg. I itall.•• i I ezzzr I tit= • k TI TI . . kl Ai - - II Pk 4 k . II k IGLU% SALMbet..NOLLCOLiag.::. .1/Werfr ftifs...l.oaa , ./oa. AI Kafror--- .• 111kattgra, IketooMeatord.illid.o.. ork 4.1 lerasial la. • •to ay. ostil 0 .Ne. SI mos goo 4 so amt ♦&bard.). All. lielina Jaw*. emlogit:ll 7 :- amen Um., Stock A Do • Stock V Mot Suffolk.. ....... . ....... itlobtook. Poodo Forth wad Clido J. .- Novo o • boutif Wed& nett North of ikawatd. lroot De. ♦ lleolt. Northam Ds. Fear . t ru lou 4. ll7l Woo. twowoliro sa a rorair; wrolloo owl Fibewall .- - - ~~a~~ssti~w wiraa no.t Vicar f to4olea IMO W-X..ni toolemiss. ahali isol &Wallies tessli.. amt.& barns. W. De. Er 1=:2: ladies Clear.. dom. See = ii;ri _ DLL I. In;irr;-)1;71 . 61 - ::: Ile O. N. S. Pin Mali Maio imp a d. W. 17.47,6, 0n... ~'.: i:n. =rlr.Z. 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Pr I tos P m U a 1* 161 ii ii .0 10 U 41 17 15 X 11101ILLAItlI01 1 11 . : aterlia MoNerwirlis Wit. Animism load' 00tAlrott11.4 TeLa WA? p. la WI 00. 0 ~~II~d. 7rl la▪ c sod MA. Oft- Oureal has a 0- - thiniftwakasigwoul tinim Wm lUnaltadi Ilidies NM £ T. Lead.Ulmsziet2.l.ll.. Landes Inseams ... friftelia.ollll•llraelt Niacin. Inl•fe.AOMM r.Td. 1.412. Ilsiewai Dimas 04 =414.1..ai1d1.: linsracibm.led L._kirls7-raw De. " t. en arm . 1 •1•14.1a.tluall/sa.1.1. t do. II do. 0 Pal Shot lead . ille Nem. I 'Matt.eadate ded Oda I tattle r& Ramey Item ...... be. row Beni Mal demo ..1 . ea. Sworn : I rowan., r m .= A De. hvattrOs.UpOw yew 11••••••• Law— nos& Dab I MONEY R 48582.-71118 Li.di. Two o'Ciocc. - - The funds, though pie!, retain an upward ten a°%• A fresh advance of about k per cent. has taken place in Consols. The principal feature in the Stock Exchange is the continued rise in the New Indian Loan and in British railway stocks. This is " settling-dsy" in the latter department, and, although business is only moderate in amount, the absorption by bona file buyers has had a powerful effect upon prices. A rumour that it is proposed 'o amalgamate the Cale donian and London and North Weemrn Railway Companies has caused a further considerable advance in the former company's stmk. The Scrip of the New Indian Loan has attained a fresh rise of about 1 per cent., being quoted 1031 to k. The stock is quoted the same as the scrip. The Tame per Cent. Rentrs opened at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter'e telegram, at 69fr. 90c. for the account, and receded to 691 r. 85e., being, however, 6c. bettor than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 951 to 961, for money, aad 961 to k for the account. The present quotations are 961 for money, and 96k, "buyers," for the 8:h of November. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2201 to 222; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 941 to 95; the New Three per Cents., at 941 to 96 ; the New Two-and a-Half per Cente., at 801; India Stock, at 220 ; the New Indian Loan (stock), at 1021 to 1031; ditto scrip at 103 to 104 ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 961 to j ; ditto, 18.59, at 98 to 961 ; India Bonds, at Is. prem.; and Exche quer Bills, at 255. to 30s. prem. A moderate amount of business has been done in the foreign stock market. Prices exhibit little alteration. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are rather better, at 781 to 791, whilst the Loan of 1938 is quoted 681 to 1. Russian Scrip is marked j to f dia. i Bake are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1011 ; ditto Four-and-s-Half per Cents., 1862, 961; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 961, 961, 951; Mexican Three per Cents., for acct., 221; Peruvian Fo ur.and-a-Hal f per Cente.,for account, 91 ;Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991; ditto Three per Cents., 1859 (scrip), f, 2, j, dis.; Spanish Three per Cents., 481 ; Turkish per Cents., 1864, 781, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 79k, 791, ex die.; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 681, 68i; ditto, for account, 691, 691. There are now about 1,800 accounts open in the stock at the Bank. Toe amount paid up in full on Saturday was about 20,0001. The amount of cash already paid on account of this loan of 6,000,000/. is 4,300,0001., leaving only about 600,0001. to be paid, in two instalments, fixed respectively for the 25th inst. and 24th November. With the dividend now in course of payment government aanuities to the amount of 318,3181. 3s. 6J. expire. There was a fair demand for money on Saturday, except at the Bank, where quietude prevailed. Toe bwt bills may be discounted f per cent. below the Bank rate, but the money dealers show a good deal of firmness. The sum of 4,000/, in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday. The Australian gold by the Indus, from Alexandria, will be despatched ►broad, as well se the residue of the supply by the Borussia, and the 10,0004 by the Athenian. The exchange at Hong Kong appears to be from Ito 2 per cent. worse. At Shanghai little alteration has occurred. The imports of the precious metals last week were small. Our list includes—irrespective of the silver received from the Continent-10,0001. by the Athenian, from Africa ; 10,0001. in gold from Russia ; 4,0151. by the Etlora, from the Peninsula ; 61,0001. by the Borussia, and 21,6001. by the New York, both from New York; and 31,112!. by the Indus from Alexandria. These arrivals represen: a total of only about 127,0001. 31canwhile the demand for gold for the Confluent continues. The steamer Shannon, which will sail today for the West Indies, takes only 1,6211. in specie. Letters from Russia state that M. Koorigin, the tallow speculator, whose failure was lately an nounced, has not failed, but some arrangement has apparently been made. It appears from further advice, that the house of P. Alexeyeff and Co., of Moscow, large traders in woollen and other manu factures, are also in difficulties, but it was probable that assistance would be extended to them, and that no suspension would occur. The eighth half-yearly dividend, being at the rate of 10e. per cent., is announced on Equador Con solidated Bonds. We are informed that arrangements hare been concluded for the construction of goods stations at the London and Blackwell terminus for the Great Northern and Midland Railway Compa nies, by means of which a large goods traffic from the lines of those companies, u well as the London and North Western and from the Victoria Docks is expected to be brought on the Blackwall Railway. Tie half-yearly meeting of the Demerara Rail way Company is called for the 31st instant at Liver pool. lIDAT EVININO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 96, " buyers," for the Bth Nor., declined this morning to 951 to 96, end closed at 961 "'ellen." For money the last pries was 96 to 1. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 96; ditto for account (Bth Nov.), 951, 96; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94/, 941; New Three per Cents., 941, ; Bank Stock, for account, 222 ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stock), 1021, 21, 21, 21; ditto, scrip, 1021, 1021, 105 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debenture", 1868, 961, 96; ditto, 1869,96/, 96. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 791, and the Government Five per Cents., 111. _ _ _ Thi scrip of the New Indian Loan was dealt in in the morning between 1023 sad 1021, and clewed firm at 1021 to 103, showing a fresh advance of I per cent. since yesterday afternoon. Business is otßinally recorded as high as 103, or 6 prem. The stock was quoted almost exactly the same as the scrip. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1838 were quoted 953 to WI; those of 1859, 95! to 96 ; and Exchequer Bills, 255. to 28a. prem. India Bonds continue in demand, and were dealt iu at Is. dia. to D. prem. The Indian Five per Cent. Rupee Loan is quoted le. 91d. to Is. 101. per rupee, or below 92 per cent. A conaiderabie anount of business wu done in the foreign stock market, but priors experienced little alteration. _ _ . Bank, Land, Steam, and miscellaneous share. were very quiet to-day at former prices. An improvement of i per cent, took place in New Brunswick Government Bonds. PASSENGERS FROM INDIA.—The following is • list of the pausal:wig per Pat:insular and Oriental MIAOW Bannock .—From Culcu!ta to Sum.—Dr. and Mra. Mount, I.leut. Hawthorne, tau :vice aervanta sod a native deck. From Calcutta to Malta.—Honourable C. Edwards. Front Calcutta to Marseiliese—Mr. Wow. Mr W. Ritchie, Lieut. (Radon, Captain Ellis, Lienwasat Barn, Bir Edward Camp bell's child, and European female servant. Froia Calcutta to Southampton.—Coknel Shuckburgh, Mrs. Dow, Mime Rogers ; Mr. Southey, lady, and European servant ; Lieu tenant and Mr.. Conway Godon, Captain Placertney, Cap tain sod Mra. Radcliffe, Mrs. Dryden end children, Lieute nant Walton, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Cobb sad native 'errant, Mr. sad Mr.. Heinitsdabl, Mr. Thompson, Captain Stewart Dr. Grant, Mrs. Lyon., Mrs. Holby ; Mrs. Lungden, four children. and naive !Mail's; Mr. MUM.. Lieutenant Sayer, Major Stuart, Dr. 'oyez, A. 8.. J. J. Woolley, Tog • Dr. Frank, Mr. A. R Asters; Captain Frahm, tar Furors.° sarimate Peninsular and Oriental Comr r Laervice. From Madras to Bouthampa O. L. Prim , and Mr... Pranderaast. J. Brazen, Bei{ , Jun., Ideredob, and Llsatteasi B. H. Proem. , lao 423 1143 16.0 U I 1 71 1321 , 0 41 131 14 11 1 1 1 he 4 114 A it 4,11 l q II P : II It 60 63 !u 414 11 ll3 1464 41 11 2 6 4 A A V, VI . 113 164 66 II it lr SS U II I ■i ear 4 4 I fi 1-2 4. 4. 1 1 8. 1 IS ft U II as Oa • I l i t i • I Fr 'h. Si Si 30 SO MI 119 14i 114 I 0 41 Sie 1. 10 09 04 db pm li 11 1111. par I 01 ,11. If If W If If 1 I re 1 I It 1 de a ii q :11_ i 1; . .• • I oni 1,11 WI t I I 43 4.11 t ale 11. M s - waiirisr upso I 1.4 k. 3s WA 30 W.M.Kw& • Iker 1 ISO* * ;UPS MN I le" 3 16.061. Si 11.106 S IN.RI , I MAX 1 KM 1) let 1 -- --- r:s74 r e I Pit a. t r • s it 1000 M MVO 100 Ant Usir VOW A" ti i 4S e _ . 0 _ A _ _rn Y. . aICAT2..).-711i.1 DAY. Two o'Ctors. The fit inz ?barbr remains steady, wit. a fair amoun• tiff ba,inefs. In the Stock Exchange East Wheal Russell shares are officially merged V; ; Providence, 63; and North Doges. 12i. Wats: C..Xord and Great Wotal Formai shares Lave alto met with tome attention. Foreign and colonial mining shares rt main oltict Pontine Mining have been dealt in at 3. A meeting of pers , ms interested Ia the Gamma tmit'ag and Reining 0101.. my (limited) is to be be: lin th, •art of Batikraptcy um the 3rd November, to man a ear. ;yes theclatnbit A a I °lN:liar of the Connorree Mining Company in cadet for the 15th November, to condria tie rcsoluli.n tor altering the articles c t esa station. Th. s'a 4 annual meeting of the Cologne Canting ia called far the SI Inst. when "the general pusitiou of the atfcirs of the coppery, cad the expediency or otherwise of p re—lntious tur einolving i . , will os caatidered And deiernaned uz.:lx." The Gtest Wheel Martha amounts, present/ d st the Issas tag held on Gth hut., exhibited. balsam in f,vstft of the arse of 3.672!. Ss. 21. _ Toe Itosewarne sa•l Harland United Mining Company *a the llth Met. declared a dividend of 10.1. per share. Front Bait Whs.! Russell, tts annesed telegram yea re &Mad to day :—" Lori. :n the rho in back of Sb fathom Leek Is worth dui. pee fathom." From Birch Tor and Vilifer Console, Captain Ramble y wilm (Oct. 13; —'• 1n the atop, oast of Lance's Ghat we have • good Joie. The stops went of Lsnce's shaft is lark ing very well. The ea. In the back t.r the deep adit lewd, en Lents. tom we have cat a good lode. In the seems eat of the r.ee we hove nor 3nt let down the water Irma Luke's shaft. Tha 1•: west tr Ileasbley's, the Lde is poor. The ries In the eastun end, the lode is looking better. The tors are getting on very weal in Lean's shaft. Out sampling on Friday was 34 tone, and was a beautiful one. I expect from 911. to 9a. per tqa : ins best tin and the hest prlos In the workl." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RK-L ANI3.-(THIS DAY.) The attendenae of the trade was fair and tba tone dull. Prices of moot article. of tte trade were m attered. The supply of home grown grain was email. The imports of foreign grain Into Urethra since Wit Monday were reported this Liming as nihil of flour, large of WIIISA, small of laarleE, and large of oats. WHEAT.-Kag:feb, dull eels at last Monday's advancer. Foreign firmly maintained in value. English white, 40s. to 46.. ; red, 36 .. to 40a. per qr.; Dentate an d K on t g ste.rg, 425. bode. per 4941 b. ; Rostock, 42a. to 50e. ; other Balm perm. 40e. to 46k.; French, 38e. to 42e. FLOSS in moderate demand, at last Monday's prices. Tows, 255. to 40..; Norfolk, 30s. 6d. per 2801 h.; French, 28e. ft 33e. per 2801 b.; Amer., U. 8., - per barrel. BATALIT.-Fins sons 00litillne WIMP, and maintained et last Monday's rates. English, 245. to 448. per qr.; Balm 21e. to 275. ; otbsr sort., 23a. to 27.. per muter. OATS, slaw said at last Menday's rates. British, 20e. to din. per qr.; Roasian, 18r. to 24., per qr. ; other Balt* porta, 225. to 27e. per qr. Brims.-Enaelisa and Egyptian quiet at last Montley's rates. English tick, lide. to 415. ; harrow, 42e. to 465. par qr. Foreign, 40a. to 50e. per qr. Egyptian, 315. Pr r. Pam slow trade at last Monday's rates. English boilers, 47e. to 50e.: hog and grey, 36a. to 42m; foreign whita, 48e. FLOATING CAROOTS.-Since last Friday only 16 grate laden vessel* were reported arrived at porta of cat atm, 7 wheat, 2 maize. 3 barley, 2 rye, 1 oats. The sales last re ported wire-Ms.za arrived, Folanien, 29e. 7ed. per 4801 be.; berley, arrive/, Ibrall, 22.. per 40ailba.; and to-day a .aago of 'bean maize told at 275. ed. per 480 1 be.; a cargo of Ta ganrog Ghula sold 44a. Gd. per 49218.. .NTO LOIDON FROM 0,4.10 TO OCT. 11. Move.' raft,. Kerb.% ere ire t7:4 ,3.17 Pleb raw= vest YAW Ow. bens. Yeaa. riour. I sm 414. 41*. i relo t i 0.. Ira, was. Mt 110 , SO 40) ..... HO i 6 ..... II 1 44 . .4 .:... 1416 .864 .... i 404 1144 On 413 441 218 .. 107111 IJ .... 1&o as .... a .... NM WU Os. N. Osman. MINCINO-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Scota.—The market has brat iins dace Friday with a small amount of buena* in the pnvate contract market. Refined lumps, 48e. to 60e. Correa malaise without alteration. Tat.—Tie news received by the China mail this morning has w.t altered oar market. Corros.—About 600 bales sold at fall prima. Elaurrirras.—Rdrectiun 3} to h sou at 365. 6d. to 375. ed. _ iiafollowing public sales are advertised for to-morrow -- Gape : 7 u bbds West ladle, 4,000 baps Bengal, 8,000 begs Madras, and 400 boxes Ravanaab. Coffee 200 casks an! 350 bare Ceylon. Tee: 8,000 packages. Rion 1,300 bep BeagaL Saltpetre . 500 bags. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The motet is quiet, at the following prices —Tow tallow, 60e. not cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 605.; all the year, 69e. 6d. to 60s. ; December, 60e. raitTsuuLisi OF T* .WW. 8.,05a ..as hand I. dew irks. D 0.1.3.1 10.143 38,421 Dever, last INN ' , also from LA Jar trival last rod .3.4a 074 11,418 Wu. from lot hue .... 44.711 3431 a.ret Price Y.O. par cm. tbla dap Lissa Tema ha ltdrial ....... Ames! lor the week mediae klth et OtheOrr WA nth. UN sod &there. 1941 comb. TM mina hat week comprised re truth M. reerthare, IN trees °dem. KAI Ikra th Asserts. other pleer.—Totg, 11310 thaw METROPOLITAN CAT ME MARaz r. cram DAT.) Tbers is a cmsidarabla Maim la the supply of boast; but trade a about es good as oa Monday last. Some Interior descriptions do ass sessa wit► mute so re•cly a oak. The number of Amp is lot much 'argot, sod late prices are fully supported. Good calm me rather dotter. From Germany and Holland chore are 1,340 boasts, 5,640 sheep. ono 70 salves; Scotland, 106 beasts ; Ireland, 600; sal 4800 from the northern sad midland coolants. fa none of SS,. S. & 4. d. , rtr me* et Ma. 4. d.. . 81/t .. Va. !I 070 X U_• 10 I (I i Dom I.e. s . 11-Inioto OS .... I out deort.herea. -.-4/ 4 14 lon Low-wools 4O I I 84c. 0.. 1..u1t/ bum.- $ 8 4 4 D. do Ober/ - Oahu ...... -........ 4 4 8 4 Dm 6 owed wits 4 6 4 I no ~- . ........... 40 8 0 Do. du. Shorn 114.4 t D 44 .. . Hitt-074,14 5'51 4 I Lento . .. ... _ .- _7- . ... .. Bowe at swami, 2,42.1 ; law W I. 24,410: Ohl% ni: rigs. 210. BOROUGH HOP MARIEET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market is again firm this morning, at !ally last west's prices. The duty is nominally called about 300,0001., but scarcely any thing doing on it. 'fait QUEEN AND TEE VOLUNTZIR9.—A meow than usual excitement prevailed at Birkenhead on Saturday, owing to the volunteer rifles being eremoned to act r a guard of honour to her Majesty when passing the Chester station on her way to Bangor. The four coutpanice mas tered at the Monk's Ferry Hotel, about 170 strong, nod on artival at Chester were placed on the hno of rails in front of the platform where her Majesty would receive the atdrese trout the Mgr. About 100 of the Inniailien Diilitia formed the Mend of the guard of honour, with their bend end colours, and two companies of the volunteer. were on each wing. We are only &ing justice to the latter wben we say that they presented a very soldiertlike appearance s and looked remarkably wall la their dark green uniform. Their muster was muslin than it otherwise would have been owing to the shortness of the notice. Tr Lord-Lieucenant, the Slargoni of Westminster, was on the platform, sad etpressect himself much pleased with their effici e nt err Vt title the reading of the adders was going on, Prime Albert seemed to pay great &Deere to the volintrere, sad seeing, we suppose. that they were getting rather tired el wending at thy t• present," vary graciously pot his head out of the window, and saluting said, Shoulder acme, gentle man, if you pleawy" On leaving the season all the royal party appeared to be much interacted in the volunteer., and our Alelesty, in particular, stood up at the window quite turning her bank on the crowd on the platform, end honoured them with most especial antics.—Lirfrpal dl/ ins. CHOLERA IN WlCK.—This malignant disease he again broken out in Wick, causing, along wi:h diarrluca having the our' serious choleraic Orr, five detain. ; I at we are happy to ad 1 that eines Sabbath evening lest on further In wtelity has taken place, sad Palteserown centinuevee tirely exempt trout Me dieser. The number of drat:, 1111U1 he tarot outbreak a month ego is nineteen, and the teams case. probably now trowel double that number. la the country cli.tr:om there have been no farther cases for a fort night.—Northem THE (iLOCCESTER ELECTION COMMISSION. GLOLTESTEII. SATUktDA.T.-011 the resumption of the In quiry this morning, the Commissioners_ proceeded with the evidence relating to the election of 1864. The inquiry wee then adjourned till next Saturday, the nowt hang required far the quarter ine.1.412. Lord H. Beattnek returned to Glenavon Forest on the 3rd, and up to Friday last brought down nine of its antlered denizens. In Mar Forest, Lord Fife has finished stalking for the reason. His k,rdaltip and party have been very aw.feaul, not fewer than 201.1deartiaving fallen to their rtes.—Bareptire Journal. 140 ENDi OF A TROUBLZ.—Not long ago, bridegroom re:urning home from his wedd'ng, was met by • friend, who thus edifier:4 him. tt Well, la. k, I'm glad to see thee in thy hippy position, thou'itt uses rile end o f thy trubble n Ar." "1 hank thee, lad," was Tad's =ewer, " I hope I hove." About a month afterwerds the two friends again met, writ tack, speaking rather wsrotly, radioed. " Bill, thou tolled use a lie that waning I got wed! Didn't thou ray re era tie end of my troohle ' "I MA - mil Hitt " didn't kaa thee ukkh end:'—frorer's Hoye:Ver. for October. I TI SI is is ▪ 16. • U 36 II M a 31 I di. 61 631 131 1 i if‘i 1 I NIT 11411 i 1121 3.5 i i 16 1 *1 1 00 gli. ad RI V i t 7 1 I 4i.wl . ' ...» I lb — , - ...4 %ma. 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