The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-12 00:00:00

SUICIDE LY HULL chi Moult isinaiiierable excitement woe caused in dingston-street, Hall, in mnemonics d the leper that Mn Aim Bullock, wife of a seaman, tad for • I., e i time resident in Koartoarreet, lad committed sur sle by poisoning &Tacit with laudanum. Being well h win by the neighbours, the event ceased various roe, j,cturri as to the raison which iaduced the poor VOCOLII to commit the rash am to be mode ; and the chief °Madam une wiper the p e ruse was, that it wee pacianiary Mike/ties winch bad operated upou the woman. mind, sad had ne edled ia the melancholy circumstance which we have to • From the evideece deposed to at the M. slob was held oa Tuesday aftaracoa, at 4. Manor Home Tavern, it amen that Oiredu %Mier, of the steamer, S wan k e d h a d lodged with ire for t 1... Lit 17 or Is vers, and that she had far born•wed money of him whilst her husband was at • hut he having been east for • few weeks for the bark of Li. health to Harrogate awl Kaaresbrce Meta Dark lad daring hi shrews abstracted from his cash-box three irreeiges, sad it would seem that Mr. Mortis' had re turned home earlier the, she ex pected him, and before she tepbeeed the ram/ ; awl the for of the discovery of It. eiteountares appease to hare bra the cause of her deter debag te ewe& naloide. Oa Sunday sight, she weal to the shop et M. realm, ,hamlet and drue&c, Myra plo-e. purebred sere drops of sweet nitre, and after. minis Imbed Ns. rasa if landrain was a pod time ;to role we emit with for the " tic," to which me ter replied that it was Nord for the "tk" by some risme. whim Mots Bullock lima said she would take six pmaywortli. Ifs. Falun said she would not ninny aft ranewertb to rob her dirk • whoa she said it w ee for her mother, who had nitro for a great sudsy of years ; sad the leadasnin was ultimately served le hr. the bottle ham lal.dkd " miss; sad Mr. Meta cantor% bar to be surfed with it. Mr. Tam haw the woman, awl noticed M bar demermar. Iler hooted is sussed rate of tb el. Prenberg strar, e. lit with that wood to sea AM day (flniesday) het aiiht, awl the ether inmate of the boors, brides lbw Bullock sad Orris Noetier, was • ans al the ferret, .401 IL year% sad this see err with Ms mother wheel kis helm, was at re. The err which she bad procured was pat iato .4/•• grad for the ens, sd be end hi metier weed M• bed it the meal boor. gorily after 10 o'clock. UNARM I Homier arrived bore ou setarday, but Mn. Bullock did ~t ...river to le an way digemat Maa used aril Mandy slier te e , whim I ,y apt Ats Monier, who bad beta asleep en um sots, oa waking f mod Nis. Balleek aykag, hat the word est Mir what was the ratty. Mr. Idertiat aftsrwark vest to bed, and was awoke abort slim o'clock he hem lag the boy crying. He went to Hsu Bathieleilied4euee, sal the boy told him that hi, mealier bet drunk sometime' out c 44 1 1 1 6 1 4: (Mr. M.) salted Ur whet she bed rhea. and is • bottle the she art it would tell. Oa it was lord to be hevilsd " proem' and the led was et era seat few Dr. NIL tartly sharer& with that peatierea's pettier. Mr. . In the iiiMrin bermes seeding for Ike dieter sad arrival, N.. Birk red as the ranee Ise Waal de parse that she had bra to hie (Mr. mesh-two mil meld wet males It ; and as examisieg M afterwurls it or Mead that 7f. and beim takr or el Hie but chi Isar. Powleby arriving ter emetics were ais& tonsil. The etomardi peep was aftwistude applied. SU loilseum. however, appease te bar dime its &oil weak loco, tl.e arrival of amber aid. and deer a ober Lilt-pod eight o'clock oa Mendey swans. The Jury after bar* been locked up kr mower& elf ma ls , or rot agree—else of them inn pe a redid si tempor.ry i ruzitv and the ether three foe a redligammant- We r, oto , Pr. blurt* they returned aa open mask swi- I'. that "Übe died front the rffems of pier adminir mod I.r herself but whether sbe was then io • sane Mate there was au 'widower. to asiow."—ZeMern Coe of wa Herald. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Orr, 11. tie At a s Congregation held this day, the =denizen . B.D.ekl w is a :rr Wlnin;, Bt. Joher Cane ; ah Edwards B lballabrary, Qf saes Colkgs. gii elarser, Kulea Oalsge ; Joko L. F. D. Babbitts, and B. T. flan* Mee Oases ; L. W. M. Lockhart, Calm College ; Clew Emmanuel Wien Drew* Trinity Hall; J. G. Dooms, Galleon A.B.—T_. Ned loon Brown, Bt. Chtlitrimes College TR * • T - WARR LIBTB.--2'HIS tu i to Trunk IAILIFAIL TIE, _ Beatasmosokalld.C. apd loam .... 4 7 U 97 OU ON 1041 — ersera; Comma Da. AI • as 410. p p.o. pH to IL DORA =g is leam& ha Deatj'sitli. &AWL t i t e l= ke radas Villll. Sleek _te. _ Nod' ise pif 04 1... a l a DM. .., le. &Übe° ,PertkDfflaisso 111 MI Forth and aris Jim& Se. la Gilv & & Wafts 111 on North of &Maud la. /10 and Nankin' el pli D. • OW* 4 If Ilsra (Ira) DAY. Two WOroem. In the railway share market to-day the principal feature is a continuous* of the extraor dinary rise in Midland stock. The fresh advance established to-day is no lees than 1} per cent. There is also an advance of f per cent. in London and North-Western and Eastern Counties stooks. Other descriptions are firm, at the closing quotations of yesterday. London and North-We tern stock is now quoted 101 to ) , : si G iru rea , t Western, 74} to 76 ; Midland, 132} to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1181 to I . ; Booth 841 to ; Eastern Counties, 63f t; Great Northern, 114} to 116 ; and Cale donian, 911 to 92f. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have risen die. There is also a decided rise in Grand - of 2B. Canada Railway dock, vidok ii WI MIPMWMAIRN- ... xd mr DINIUSSING SVICIDI A? DRill F. (hi Tuesday aftenlimu last, a lad named Wil liam Wilts', went into ,nl , l the sheds on the Holmes thielint liroand. Derby, and ilhcovered the dead body of • ate llamas: from a beam iii .ms of the Mods. inspector Fara war ui Ms spot moo ali•or lb. alarm was given, and swab in the asosarod's a 4 a.ioF be discovered above 201. insets' aid 14-hl, sad • gold watch. In the porkets were ado several aura/toots. mid amongst them the followiog " Tell my dear wife 1 am lost for ever, but hope she will 1. send. Farewell. My accounts will be all right when the II ..1 a..vount is ihic. The number of my watch is 1,562 inside the pm.. My home is at Leicester, as below, •Y. shit.,l,y, .11.11403 Use Catholic Church, Wellingtott. strait. Lei-voter. Inspector Fearn went over to Leicester the name after. L eon 4. aoittont the deer-seed's wife and relatives. It air ee.,rs that the per fellow, although well to do tu the world, and etth WY. In the Bank Engtand, had been in a low dew. pruding way forum:rye time • tt,t, and left hie honwo on Friday hut. The river, in the neghbourticod of Lei. eeter were examined, it 1.1114 the ”leLiou of his relative,. that he had deetro)ed hinivell. 11, 21 years of age, and had one in W‘...loemile aft-noon Hr. Coroner Vallack holden is. eiur.t .1 the buds ot the Tows Hall, when the .na wa . &adored: Wiliam Walters aid—.l boot two o'clock yesterday I was In th.. I Walt !flaking threw& Ye cattle shed at 0.4,1. bird.. when 1 raw the legs ef the diseased more to slut fn.. I went to the end dawary sad looked in, whoa I • ter has ;ing by the am& I then gave in forrnatiou to the pulice, alto nape sod took poile..ion of the holy. Wm. kow:ett, the y 'unser, aald—l inside at Leioester, aol ani airanufactrtro. I have looked at the bale of dawned, end identify it •4 that of Jobe Shipley, also of Jerre -ter, homier. I have known deceased about ten years - indeed, from a lad. Ile La. been in oar employ since th, death of bis father .everal years ago. He wan ax. .eedis t sly out of health from extreme anxiety nod over work. I never met anti, a newt honourable, :u.lostrisasr eat wrier moon; Li......raeter WAX irreprae ! l a bi e , H. Lad been merried betwee.: one and two Jr..ap His wife 111.,4 ronnonl a few weeks mince. They lived I in :rine he .ltd bla wife pow eased money, :.1.1 that th .r circliestancea were almoet those of indeveudesos. 1%1 a write of months I 6 , 4 found him 10oject to tits depe.....:ou of apints they hays lawn obr ei . e .,:,l e , H. Le Lad a factory Wort. and hes lately removal to it. He ha. also taken out :a palest lately and built some eatenive machintrY. tie Friday Hat, at noon, he called It Oar warehouse, nod marls a statement reapootias kis all 0. , fr.'rn w loch it .r..k.-ared In was deep!. in .lel4, and bat ii.volviel also his fet..er.ixolaw and hie moth,. I re aeoc.. ii•red kilo to draw out a araternent of his again said trio: it heck to us, eol II an advance of 1001. or so would 1. .1 sw to hint he should have it. He neme.l to me out ~a lth, and I W11n11111.11.1‘.11 Lim to take a little colonel powder, sod lie would come to me to-morrow law can, lit left no.. apparently as mach depramed as r Ito the saw., or: nm l t , his fatharda.law, is whose Lae. Lc reified, came ioquire if I know what was the water with kin Ire ..1 lona what desired had dated to re .Mot hi. slain. H • reph,d at can that on the coa t: n den acrd's eircurudaners wore good. He then mid be k I not a deceased 'inc.' two o'clock, when had I.:t h. ae. Every moleavour Lad low made to find dre a--...1. Out lie wee 11.4 Leant of no this lawnet.r of police wade it known at lAikester Lit eight " Ten , ' ILmisty." - - . - - Ix, t‘rirtne IN Tint hirraorous.—luquenta vete hi yeaterslay, at lat:aton, on the bodies of two uewly ( . I.l!ilren, which 11.1 beta hickha away afar that et to tee texties (bare w. re marks of ...bare, m k t a ',Mkt " Wilful murder' w. returned. Tit • 6 4.44.00ther iahu,t 811.., era. theawrereal y.,terday is peea-rowl. la :his ease tee th e n were maths Itijirriatrrrt. 31rayss Nun LeLi”...—On John K..ntkor.hy, Cwt . man charged wi.h the a.u.lerots. Melt u;•.n Mr. Nephew Lupton, in Li. house arm. et outue.l h. for, the borough nalguttn.tee, " Tow; h di. Mr. Barr, clerk t. do. .nor the .1. •••ation of Mr. Laptop, taken at ' • •e • a Moa.L.t, to the pressoos of Mr. Marklearl, • L . tka .1.....,t1..u• th...ther wittiest.. ; end the • r •ow thew r.tuatete.l natal Thurerlay 10'1'. all the •1... mg Weed w.r Lo'primecuse at the nett winter T.!. Flat it Lli:litorat.—Latiot or LII'L.—We • thttt • Krater trap .4 the workmen, t.t ht. Ile a de•tru•-tive fir; at Mown liundh.irt's •• •, Ww1...-olay. He wag )eors d •144 ' 4 h r , ••preted hy fAlie-worininen. h • test. or A IrtstliAN CATHOLIC PKIMIT AT Er, .••••• • Tito retrain. -V the lets Father Mende& wee "" ' l .• Monday) iist•-ned at I'le eemetare of St. i"..l•m a n, se a 1, •rpool. The fover.sl was na• ' u. 1.4 rtes • it: ....no 4in Linwpoul. The Lean., • rarrairti hy upward@ 4 500 Nenthera el the . %ao Ite.-irty, tAliggrod by 40 otoormilini • •• •.1 .1., private meriokeL The tlecetrod gentlemen . : •pKted by all e L teme in Liggwyned. 1.. Nallialla —Kr. Batik'', the sti mat{tttratts. arattategi by Captain BURS, of lb, i ;'"i•4 Trod., opeoe4 at tit. (biomes !la. Liverpool, oio no Inquiry tats the lewd the nteameldp , wk.. It wan in our pew a few days left e‘alea..., Irma abutsof which were • 31, •ole I,r Mr. noise awl Caplets Herrn, and it •., aa,„ .b.l a r. E .ea would be we& to the lewd, ale ta ro , r alas forwarded to th a t hody. ' -r Ant.. AN )lAlL4.—Livturoos., Tmuits al 11 .al •crvw atearn•thip AFISHILDO, I :eptaia : •.• now do.. tel must he 6.0 st bead. havnog left • • the .44 radiant. Rite wan grapeeted yesterday ' • • .1.1 wool I oe. degile have anted bed the weather •1.• •liri.te•• deem. favosinblo, the ditto:ire from • • • 1••' • in,/ rasher to markt anal day.' ateent. '• • t• •,t of t'.. wifetv tbe Cleopatra W outrank WA tine oaroverthie griiii the Weir African • A• 06.1 ...DP it pr.r.rtlia d to Ilia rtrt wirier henna bid her .1... ft Wotan, aml, ea .ho only n- • .1 tl. • loth ult., and in he D.. D...••• • • " 4 " n.•*•.• it M.. , /.• some woks heron kho • Th *AI bnog the two /meths' •• ' • Th, -r.•w •!.ip H , inelnoviit II" I .17. 14:%e• Wu piece el the en Ow 24th I t, I tht,wr corps (nr Line-1114;re in to '.• A. %at "sly ?2,rentlemen haw, put down 111 , ir • .1 11 0 noroivr .4 tenant farmers ham OD ' • ...I....trest t•• p.in, if thtir reoprctivit IA al' ••• t... 11..41.fte11t• LATEST SPORTING DITELLIGENCE. in mace= sisaisAra) Kit MEETING.—{THIS DAY.) sFx.TING HANDICAP. Ramey . . • ••• .. ... 6 ran. Hit HANDICAP OP 15 SOWS. T.Y.C. Hugh .. ... .. ... (Amor ... . .. ... . ... ate.. PILINDERGAST EITAKEZ. S ran. BWEEPSTAbES OP 10 80V8. Lidtlika May 7 van. £5O PLATE. Peas 8 no. HANDICAP OF 93 SOPS. T.Y.C. ._1 6 ran. SWEEPS! Min Fumy ... lyulkoos 5 ma. LAT/WHET/IEG. CAMBRIDGEHHIRE. 4 to 1 apt Dakibella ( 100 to 7 - TThunderbol t) (t) 2'3 to 1 Batton it) 100 to S tir Wiliam 01 50 to I Mae Dick (oil) THE DERBY. 11 to 2 Diodes (oI1) 25 to 1 Folkoakes (I) 1000 to 10 Invader (t) aOOO to 75 East Stanley (t) OF 10 BOP& PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Livened*, Cry. IL--h4. to-day —Lancashire and Tot- Ch IA 111 I—tassissiar and CarUste, fo7—Lendon, and Dam iO4—Loadea aad North Winassa, 101 wklooi Dam 111 II ll—North Laken (bor. 104) la Pd. a—Ballalo sad lalie Hume. al. la. M. )—Dateli A . IL Is 3d. o — Theassa .ad Mersey Caapaay, 10a 3d. pm—Oresi 1114 p Company. to Several of the southern provinces of Franco have l ei again been laid waste with inundatioas. The rivers Isere .2! and Discos have denudated the rich valleys watered by re . their streams. Where the waters have subsided there or. Si. mains a thick deposit of gravel. to remove which woe* me out more than the value of the land. 28 Tare BISHOP OF WORCESTZR. —We are sorry to announce that the health of the Bishop of Worcester is fj) such as to give much uneetinem to his farnil7. This Tem- iff table diocesan has for some time past been in a declining ul Mite of health, and his advanced ago (he is in his 77th 110 . year) giros little hope of his permanent recovery. Prey= l e : wen offered in all the churches of th e diocese on Bundy gg het in his behalf. The bi s h o p WM consecrated Bev of gg Soder sad Man in 1840, and was translated to Worcester ia the f • yam, eo that he has been nearly twenty years head e/ the • of Wareseter. MUTH Ol THR EARL OF LEVEN AND MELVILLE.— We_ regret to announce the death of the Earl of Leven and £ MehCe, which took place on Monday last, at his ' Melville House, in his 75th year. The dammed. David Leslie Melville. was eon of the 7th earl, by the daughter ee of Mr. John Thornton, of London, sad was bon in London on June 22, 1785. He succeeded to the title as the death N. of his father on the 22 n d of February, 1820, as 8411 Had of N. Leven and 7th Earl of M e l v ill e . I n 1824 h e monied the daughter of Bias Arehibald Campbell. He eatered the rig Royal Navy at ao early age, and communed a boat at the capture and destruction of a convoin the Bay of Room ia et I.op, and became a nce-admiral In 1868. Me demesed oobleman was one of the representative peas of Scotland, et and • depot lieutenant of the veneer of Fife. Th e lst gg Fad of Melville use • distinguished minister in the time of 0 111., sad the let Earl of Leven was an eminent 10 lo repablions general. ao A SNIP'S CRISIS RDICIIRD DT GRACS DARLING'S L e : PATS= —The Trio (Mr. David honoree., masts), sa, of this port, which, se we stated last Saturday, was et. wrecked oa the Fern Islands I. the atom of Wednesday week, struck as the rocks within three yank. of the spot where the steamer Forts:shim was wrecked in 1836. 18 sea ran so high, end the wiad was so terrier, that the arra a ss were afraid to tabe to their boat. The new, therefore, 51 jumped into the water, and were washed on to the rooks, * many of them being dragged back several time, by the St force of the ~u ndertow,' and only miring themselves with GI. great difficulty by the aid of tangles and other seaweed. IL The lost itself was blows right off the deck, ro, alightin; on the rock many feet distant, bow an, and being split up the centre by the shock. The men we, about twelve hoary on the rock, the sea being so high that no boat 6 mold poreibly put out to name them. Towards reening, when the storm had abated, • crew, hisnesd by James Darlin g , th e f a th er o f t h e heroine Orme Darling, who had been watching the wreck all day, put oat • boat ea from the . Louptme Lighthouse, mil rescued w MM. Old N. Darling is sow 75 years of age, is hale, hearty, and emerged° eh and has been superintendent of the Loniptom Light Ei for • period of 50 years. The captain and crew of the Trio speak most reverentially, as they well may, of the brave old eg len-keeper. --A rhea* ("noir. WINTICP.—The hills in the High Peak were N. tipped with their Int mow this year co Tuesday morn* i t hat Der6y Amorter. ()a Mooney morning the Grampian range of hills . appeared with • thiek mating of snow, which og. was mewed* by severe frost and a cold kitting north Si. wind. On Toomisy away snow began to fall it about eight o'clock, sal continued for three hours 10 without lotermiesion The mow was followed by rain tt or sleet in the valley or low grenade, bat In the upland im (Nitric* snow fail heavily Owl whole day, and the mountain is tops appear sow as thickly covered as they did at any time * last wilder. In the glens matten hare assumed • serious !f evert. Large quantities of emu . t grain and stooks co vere d " 0 . with mow on Tnesday;to the depth of several inches, gave et the Landscape • rather USSOWISS appearaoce. The snow is of Mat Amon disappeared exactly three months ago —on the ra 10th of July--and we an already rialtol with all the It mambos of winter."—Zeisishmey. Commit. ma NAVY R uw. —The Lords of the Admiralty (who advertised for 60,000 plies.) have accepted tenders to the at sztent of 108,000p11ooe from the asdermentioned firms : Henry White Limb. Co.. Lemon Bert and Son, Howe and as flo, and Alfred TUB COAL SCPPLY Ito TIM WHTROPOLIR. —During the quarter soling October 1 as lees a iiimatity than 1,128,963 teas 7 cw t of coal has peen enessed at the Coal- ti exchange as laying Men cooveyed to the metropolis either IS by rail, sea, or canal. Of thin harness* tonnage, which shows • met inareses owes the of 1858, 1171.216 tame were sea bonee wr a li r l a .111 6 tesell ten c u t, by railway, sad 4,272 toes 6 mt. by emal. Of the sea borne IE7 .vrit teas were from Newcastle ; 252.7M1 tom from Sufi- li r derd, sad "HA tom from Hartlep o ol. Of the e s railways the North WOOtorl carried 153,ieci tone 4 owl ; go the Oreat Northern, 65,545 tone 12 cwt. • the Fasters Oonnties, 30,160 toes 1 cwt.; the Midland, 16.060 toes ; the 11. Cheat Woitern, 13,817 tams; the Booth Western, 4,476 a ll tees 6 cwt. • the South Fanara, 2,612 tons 19 cwt.; the Hertford. LLtoo, mil Imustabki, 1.163 tons 12 cwt.; and the London, Tilbury, be., 545 tam. The total simply to le the nistropolia from all intones daring the Present year has ne been 3,087.319 tons 144'4.; of whisk Zend.66: . l tous were 111 Imported. end the rest carried by the respective railway 20 ampnatte named. The in creme of imported coal during the vim menthe of the prevent y.ar Las hem 216,420 toad; go by ira11way,43.717 SOW aal by cepa/. 5671 took gale bonus (lAA Lilo ST COMPS N Y.—The hat- Sill yearly gam* meetiag of this company was hell yesterday, at the Ann in Bedford-row ;J. its. G. Burks, pop is deputy-gores..,in the •hatir. The report stated that so profit for the last helf.yenr, added to the balance is Mad. le would) ield a anion of 10 per cont., and alio say 24 ppneerr mot. is tempest of dividend for 1857, in which the TO divblevil ... was cob( per omit. The dim-tors have found '" it seeesasy to elder the expeeditors of • large mooed vet d.41464 00041 , 1a100 of a new gasboider room , and go to in the laying Jews of teams of large calibre. The report 10 wee isneninewdy sdi q .tsel. Mr. J. Silver mowed the appolatineat of 3/z. James It. Owego Berke, as 4 la the room of Yr. Ri e h er •!., desoieed, which haoiq res teconilmL panel ; and th e .ippointment of Mr. ward lis go Rich:oda as deputy in th e room of Mr. Bark., was elm tri pmeedi aneehnoody. pw CORNWALL RAILWAY.—RIFURN or TRAIFIC FOR gi nee Wrzx !mom; Aire. /o.—Mienher of prae= a it, I 14052 -Lcriv. ; vie* NW. Si. ed. ; I nt o TIN. No Bd. ; 57/. lle. 10d. ; total, 1,421?. Cs. Corn/pending week, 1859, i,0191. 'AI. g il*: . 7 f. = r aw~i" ~~ 4 0 M:tWaglogs Molr lsM epoilir De. Oa &Darby DI& of Wakes (La) Mid Kant (L'roj Newyork ,Aber. &Rem Noma Ansoiktilt_ Nurry,Waneop. aim Norton' Northern Counties Oa North British . s. North Dran iii. • W. - ii;W. I Ds i. 7.677:: Pot tad iil 1? L all ell ell lfeerlaasien NcellAlLW•sliniTer Noe% 84•0470406.2, J i_ -~i ice_-. 1 'Petal MiLt i ber.eik 1 Dm itelieWierdelia: l- 07 Medd= Darlington Zees ditio DI Tale Obis Dw a. 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Om. ♦aa Dletass's UM— . 4 4 - 1 tge...7ttsh -- )• if ile II 111 1n741 plinl in In 1S SO 6 4 4 61 14 In 1/0 n SS i 1 MINES,-THIS DAY. - Tw• o'Czaca. There is no revival of business to-day in the mining market. Shares in East Carn Br Tolvadden, South Caradon, Treloweth, Alfred Consols, Consols, and Wheal Unity have met with chief attention. There is no alteration of importance in price.. Foreign and colonial mining shares are equally inactive. Prime are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. English and Australian Copper shares have been dealt in at 21, The directors of the British Slate Company notify that they will commence the examination of the applications for shares on Monday next, and that the allotment will take place as early as practicable afterwards. - _ _ • T At a two-monthly meeting of shareholders in Hingston DOWOS, held yesterday, the accounts showed a balance ill hand of 212'. 4s. 7d., and eetimated balance of receipts over payments before Ills next meeting of 161. 10a. 11d. A call oils. per gars vs. mid.. At a meeting of the !South Doloitath and Carmarthen Mewls Mining Company on the 10th lied. thy &cremate showed a debit balance of 3211. A call of 2e. per share was made. --- Aijl;;li an d Woe meths & the 10th but., thew:mink 'bowed a debit balance o/ 12. U. A call of li. par 'dire wee nasals. At the North Trelawox Ute o littl /111‘ the debt bahnoe of Apra , May,F l Mite, carri to the neat account, wan reduced to 02.1. 19e. 1s! re Ina 21 lii 1 I --; pm 2: im ii si MM .1. -_ N! 100 001 10 8 cum coup a 169 _ 49 Ode IN ~'~ t..lTi:~'~d, NONNI' MAIIIIIT-THM DAY. Two eaccs. The rally which took place yesterday afteri noon in the English funds Is fairly sup.i, ported, although business is quiet. To-night'i bank return is looked for with interest. I The return of the Bank of Prance, published this morning, shows a decrease of upwards of 2,800,0001. in the bullion, owing, no doubt, to the drain in payment for corn. The share markets are firm, with an upward tendency. The Main feature of interest is a fresh rise of no less than 11 per cent. in Midland Railway stock. Lombardo- Venetian and Grand Trunk of Canada railway shares have likewise advanced. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 60fr. being I per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931 and 92/ for money, and 93/ for the account. The present quotations are 921 to 93 for cash, and 931 to / for the Bth of Nov. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 229, ex div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, exidiv.; New Three per Cents., 911, 1,1, ex div. ; India Stock, 2191, 219 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1859, 1031; ditto for account, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 96/ ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 961, ; Exchequer Bills,3s. prem. The foreign stock market remains quiet, except es regards Mexican Bonds, which are in good demand, and have advanced. The last transac tions are at 221. Spanish and Sardinian Bonds are firm, with a fair inquiry. Turkish re main dull ; the Loan of 1854 is quoted 701 to 1 ex div., and that • of 1868, 55/ to 56. Sales are recorded as follows : Bnuilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1888, 871, 88 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221, I; Sesdinian,Five per Cents., 86 ; ditto for account, 851; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 491 ; ditto Passive, 23 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 701, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 56 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Ceuta, for account, 1011, 102. The Peninsular and North African Company's steamship Warrior has been lost off Tenerife. All hands were saved. The vessel is fully insured. Fova o'Cuxm. Consols are } per cent, lower than at 2 o'clock, being quoted 921 to i for money, and 93 to i for the acoount. No gold had been taken from the Bank to-day. The demand for money was yesterday rather pressing in all quarters. No business was done below 4 per cent., and the applications at the Bank were again heavy. In the Stock Exchange the demand for money was likewise active, and the rate for short loans on government securities was 4 per cent., or equal to that of the Bank. The amount of gold withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation was no less than 400,0001., making a total of 620,0001. 811100 the date of the last return. Nearly the whole of the amount taken goes to the Bank of Madrid, which is believed to pees it on to the Mint. It is understood that the orders for this particular purpose have now been completed, although it is possible that a few additional parcels may be taken out during the next few days for other objects. The point wherein the money market will be chiefly affected by these operations consists in the contraction of the circulation. As 620,000/. in gold has been removed from the Bank vaults and sent away, it follows that a like amount of Bank notes, pre viously available for commercial requirements, has been cancelled. The gold taken is not likely to be speedily restored. _ The next Bank return will not show the effect of yesterday's withdrawal of gold, as it will be made up to Wednesday evening. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stooks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day") and terminate on Tuesday. The Kangaroo has arrived from New York with 25. 11 5: 6 01. i in e. Orwell, from Melbourne, with 151,5001. in gold, is now fully due, and th e Red Jacket, with 152,0001., nearly so. The former vessel has been at sea 93 days, and the latter 85. The overdue Australian telegram will announce the departure of additional gold vessels for this oountry. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday there was an examination meeting in the come of Mesas. Smith, Patient, and Smith, tanners, of Bermondsey ; also in that of Messrs. Daunt and Wilson, bill brokers, of Old Broad-street In each instance an adjournment was ordered. An influential meeting of gentlemen interested in the welfare of India was held yesterday at the offices of the Agra and United Service Bank, for the purpose of considering the best preliminary steps to be taken to resist the attempted imposition of double income tax upon the enlaced Indian rupee paper. Mr. R. W. C ra wford, It P., presided, and there were present several members of parliament, General Pollock, Messrs. Joseph Somas, John Griffith, and many other gentlemen identified with India. The object of the movement is to impress upon government the impolicy and injustice of subjecting the holders to the double tax. Stress was laid upon the tendency which the impost must have to check the beneficial flow of English capital to India, and to its probable evil effect upon the negotiation of future Indian loans as well as upon the genital credit of the Indian government. The following resolution was unanimously adopted : That the gentlemen present form themselves into a oom ndttee, with power to add to their numbs,, for the purpose of ascertaining the legs! position of the holders of the securities of the government of India iu reference to the income-tax question, of collecting subscriptions towards the expesum• morsel, and of taking such steps as they may consider expedient for the protection of the interests concerned. Amongst the members of the committee formed are Barou Rothschild (who, though not present, had signified his cordial support of the objects of the meeting), Mr. R. W. Crawford, M.P., etc. Un less government give way, the question will doubt less be taken up in parliament at &nearly opportu sity. There was a full meeting yesterday of the Man chester, Liverpool, and London boardsof directors of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Com pany. It passed off very satisfactorily. The success of the company due already been eo considerable that there is no want of funds. No call will there fore be made upon the shareholders unless a resolu tion to this effect is adopted at a general meeting, which will be held in February. It is dated that the directors of the Great Ship Company will issue their report to the proprietors to-morrow. The half-yearly meeting of the Rut Indian Rail way Company is called for the 30th inst. A project is on foot for the formation of another Marine Insurance Company, the direction of which, it is proposed, shall consist mainly, if not entirely, of underwriters. The position of the market for American securi ties is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : The market for American seetuities remains without change of any important*. The past week has not been one active business, but the market (more particularly for stets stocks) Is steady, and prices finn. The Liverpool cotton market reuutins very firm The sake to-day amounted to 12,000 bales. A report of yesterday's indigo sale in subjoined flow qoalkiee of Bengal eootions inn ; other de sesipiloos ere without alteration. The CAI withdrawn Lae Again tweet tms, _1,374 chests 47 ,oaf 760 diesel were enlhdrawu, 215 awe ght fo„ gosl 37i) chests sold. Total quantity pealed 3,022 clieNt.i, of which I 1,831 hate been sold, 2,434.1 vnthdrawn, and 715 bought _ The followinginreiefe. Oulverwell , revoke, and Co.'s rook 01-044:41Ahide melee : the 11011 i ei of Inlet for the year, held this day, there was a fair of haws buyers, who bought more freely than of late. The exporters were also buyers, and prima were upon the whole well supporta East India —Ox and esw—Oaleolla.—Thess hides 'wore in only moderate request, aced at the quantity brenaht for ward was auk yet fl prpeed SWIM of the requuunients of the trade. Heavy bides and those saitabie for export , were in fair demand, and upon a few parcels of prune quality albeit adrenee was esUblished ; other descriptions were dull of sale, and mostly_ tiought in those sold wore slightly in favour of borers. Alar.Pronhehrezend Bore bay ware in fair demand. The analysis of the is 89,02 OUNIIII new s = brsught forward from former sales, and 1, p m dicheny, and Bombay. East India.—Buffalo were in request. Batavia.—Dark all sold, 622wslouot in. flingspore.—Part sold at easier prices. —The few offend were all KM. Salted bides were in fair demand bath for the export and hems Inds. The chief portion of the quantity offered was Austra li an, of which a fair proportion found buys/eat a decline in some ininutoss of about td. lb. Cape.—The few parcels of Cape Town slanghtend were well competed for, and realised full prices ; the ether descriptions were of inferior quality, and sold at rates rather in favour of buyers. West inane consisted only of small lots, which sold irregularly. Dry salted and dry hide.—The few Mauritius offered were chiefly sold. Leather.—Fait Indian. The portion sold realised fair pion. Australian sold in some instances 4d. per lb. lower. Skins.—Kangaroo sold well. Hide cuttings and ens piers were mostly bought in. Myrabotams wore all The Ziba has arrived from China with 038,9001 be. of tea. - - - • - - The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ships Hotspur and Leila for the conveyance of passengers to Sydney and Natal respectively. Turrasasx Rums' Consols, which closed yesterday at 931, "sellers," for the Bth November, opened this morning at 93 to 1, and closed at 93 3-16 to 1. For money the price, after declining to 921 to L left off at 93. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 93, 92 , 93, 921, .93 ; ditto for account (Nov. 8), 931, 93, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, al, ex div.; New Three per Cents., 911, Lex div.; Thirty Years Annui ties, expiring in April, 1885, 181 ; Bank Stock, 2271, ex div.; India Stock, 2191 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1081, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 981; ditto Bonds, Is. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 981, 96 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents. 1021, 102, 1. The books for the New Three per Cents, Three per Cents. Reduced, and other stocks, lately shut, are now open for private transfer. Little business was done in the foreign stock market. There was, however, a demand for Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. Sardinian Bonds were also firm, at the late improvement. A decline of 10s. took place to-day in the shares of the Bank of Egypt. Other bank shares were quiet. In the miscellaneous share market there was no alteration, with the exception of a slight recovery in Great Ship shares, which closed at ss. 3d. to ss. 9d. There appear to have been lately a number of speculative operations for the fall in these shares. Qriental Inland Steam A shares were steady, at yeelerday's improvement ; business is recorded at si and (61. paid). Victoria Government Bonds continue fiat. Ca nada Five per Cents. were inquired for. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE. —(nint3 DAY.) The weather keeps more or less unsettled. There was much rain yesterday, but to-day the weather is fiuo and frosty, with the wind from the north. The supply of English wheat and flour continues very short this week ; barley, oats, beans, and, peas limited ; of malt, reAber more ; Scotch barley, a few small par cels ; but no Scotch, and but few Irish oats. The foreign arrivals of wheat are still liberal since leak market-day, from America, Russia, Prussia, and the Medi terranean. Flour, a good supply of American in addition to the early part of the week. Barley, a very limited quantity, neme fresh in since last report. Oats, a short quantity of Russian. The trade in English wheat to-day not very brisk, but last Monday's prices fully maintained. Foreign wheat verit n n. Barley being scarce andlinie on sale, quotation. are Iter thanlast Monday. Oats were fully6d. per quarterdasrer on Wednesday, and still looking upwards ; supplies abort. Flour trade rather now, and Monday's prices barely sup- FLOAyy. to-da .TING CARGOIB.—Few fresh up and holders me firm a late quotations. WiIL&T. —English : Essex and Kent, white, 465. to 645. ; ditto, One, 60s. to 665. ; ditto red, 46.. to 385.; ditto, fine, fits. to 63s Norfolk, kc., One, old, 00s. to 00s. perqr. ; Foreign : Dantcic, 665. to 613 t. • fine, 675. to d2a ; orupberg, 63e. to 68e.; ditto, ext ra , —a.; Rostook, 635. t o 6k. ; American white, 645. to 68s. ; ditto red, Ws. to 64a. Bantry.—English malting, 375. to 48a; grinding, 30s. to 385,; distilling, --a. to —s. per qr. ; furetvt pinding, 30e. to 37A.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 37a )ALT.—Zogiish, File: and Norfolk. 555. to 61s. ; fine, 65a to 695.; Kingston and town made,sos. to 615.; fine, 61s. to72a; bro 535. to 575. Ovra. teed, 25e. Od. to 30s. Od. ; foreign, 238. Od. to 275. Od. _ _ Baum —English tick, 41s. to 445. ; harrow, 40s to 4&. ; pi=49e. to i 2,. ; foreign, 375. to 45.. —English boilers, 40.. to 455.; maple, 43.. to 44m.; grisy, 40s. to 425; forams, 345. to 40s. nom—English town, Ms. to 575.; country, 42.. to • ; households, to 511.; Norfolk sod Suffolk, 425. to 445.; F 41s. to 501. par seek ; American, 30s. to 335.; Spanish, 4 to 525. azirims Lirro LONDON PROM op!. .11 TO ocr. 12. Wheat IOIO •••• 113tiu r 1 Dana . Ma Oats Malt II3O and karm Loth& Sack Flour. 000 maim; acetyl Flour. 4180 aacka, MOO ic LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (NT NIUTOINI AND TIM NAONNTIC TILIGILAPAL) (TIDY 001 OWN OGNULINTOND/ST.) Grain market steady, without much activity; wheat has& NI ere but not cheaper. BOW and Indian corn realty full paces. All other articles Arm. Weather dull. MINOING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) euoan—Tbe imposed ►ppearance with which the mar ksi closed lad week disappeoured at the opening on Tues day, and prides wens with difficulty supported the fun two days, sines when sales have been made oceasioi,Ally at deL decline; yet we eanuot reduce gunond quotations to that extant. Refined has also been dull ; brown lumps, 495. 13d. Copts—The public melee have been few and unim. I portant, and prices are unaltered. Two cargoes have been sold afloat for near ports. COOOA. —The public sales have gone off heavily, at a t decline. .—News hem China has been daily expected since Monday the amount of business done has been MALI this week, and prices bays mouvahly been supported. day.—Good desirable qualities of Bengal continua in request, but ordinary and low remain neglected, at 4d. to 6d. disoount. Madras and Kurpahs aro without further change. 1,574 chests have passed the sale to-day, including _?l5 withdrawn, and 780 - bought in, leaving 579 chests sold. - RICZ. —A fair amount of business done this week at fully previous rates. Huy.—Low qualities have been bought. BAL7errais ha., been negleoted this week. SPICES sold without spirit at about previous rates. C.7(Yrros.—A full business dune, chiefly at a shade ad. 1111106. Markets wally quiet this week. TALLOW HARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The Market is firm. Town tallow is quoted :.Ss. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 535. 6J. ; all the year, 580. 63. ; December, 58s. ; Jan. to March, 58e. HIDE MARIENT.—(THIS DAY.) lllDEB.—Lsrommtm.l..—Prioss : 56tbs. to 641b5., 3d. *l.. ; 64Ibs. to 771 b &, 30. to 3id. ; 72lbs. to 80Ibo., 34d. to ; 80Ibs. to Ms.. 30. to 4d. ; 011bs. to 9611)1., 4d. ; 96Ibs. to 1041b5., 4.1 d. to 4id. Horse hides, Bs. to 10s. Oa alms. light, 2a. ed. to 44. I 7tlll, 91. BllllloXDSZT.—Shoopaloise, 0.. Od.; polls& Bs. ed. to 71.; to. 9d. to sa. Bd. ; Downs, 4s. Od. b 4s. &I. ; lambs, 3s. &I. to bs. 61. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meeera..Pattoadoa awl Smith report a steady demand for onwaraptiest for the best grows new b at priees= o / from 121. to 11111. pre art. Yowling; awi good bops aro is fair mama at Aria prioeo. Duty, 36,0001. GOAL KAR,H.IIT.—(THIS DAT.) Walls P.sul Hatton, Ms. ; Walls End South Hatton, 21a.; Walls End South Kenos, 20a. 31; Wells End Hough Hall, 36r.; Wald End Hada*, 111 s. 3d.; Woodhouse, 18a. 3d.; iip tyrea ge. Auckland Park, lBn. ; 19.. 6d. ; Walls End Whit worth, 16e, ; Hol 1 641. ; Washington Hartley, Me. 6d. ; Ct Steam. 16s. ; St. Cuthbert's Watley,• 15e. ; %afield Noon Bat's, 14s. ; .Bebside Hartley, 16s. 9d. ; Davklion's Rartley, I& 9d. ; Hastings Hartley, 16s. 9d. ; Howard's Hartley, 10s. 6d. ; I Lambert's Il.atley, 16a. 61.-33 i Ships at market. I 'MAYS. *I Ili it°l7l a gal ti Mel —. rs 41 111 111 IL -11 IA 161 1 - 16 i 34 lii I 10(ie 78 11 .. 1001 100 Ism_ MI 1111/ Id Id ad lb ... IS lee uor 106 1111 100 al 100 100 al 100 1 100 1 190 1 K. 10 10 tt 100 100 100 100 all 1 K 0 x I ... GI on 911 1 I 2