The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-11 00:00:00

--,---- , • , /1' ~7 .---y ~.4.,...... (I ,.. ii _ xprit „..,,. i ill le . - MA KA' MTh. 11 7 0 --.. ' ,-/...--4,-;;"&-g- e "`"" -, • )W.—Turw.ts EVIINING.—The trerket wag a_ ipot, 47.. to 475. 3.1. • Dootoxlmot. 1.8.. 10 u s. 64. 1 . , • 1 1 1 -.,: 3; r :: EsW a,,. S li l: P; } a ':it 480. 6d. to 495. ; larch, 494. 6,t ill • - VW,: ; o i, y° LIWOPENCE a 1 . . _—..........•,, !,..",,n rlil. ravii i 1 Il eac ['STAMPED, ld. ADDITIONAL.] —__ _ _. 3N._ Liyintroo ocr• 10 . —me.rk very alio it prams «mist. L, Sates to-day !MOO •A 6_, for speculation and extort. 300 Antinkta,"""^ ,Operoam, 244. ;50 Illaranhava. 23d . 1 , 0 4: to ead Bah* Med- to MA ; 500 Egptia a i d : 100 Smyrna, 100. to 170. ; 3 723 t ittst, 100 .f. Scisdq &c., 110. to 120. ; Chins, it; rpm:OTTOMAN FIANCIAL ASSOCIATION A. (Limited), with y peclal Breathes Is Turkeyth sod en., authorised by a fl Tiernan of Ws Imperia l Majeste Capital £2,000,000, In 40,000 Stares of 2.4oeisob, of which 10,000 are Issued In &friend, and 10,000 In Turkey. THEATRE ROYAL • ELLYMARKICT.—bob Lemke and ManagerVr. BUCKErcers.—Thle is now OPEN for the SRASON.—THIS EVENING (for this night only), the performance will commenee with Sheridan's comedy of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, In which Mr. ChtTonendale. Mr. Buokstone, Mr. Compton, .W. Warren, Mr. Howe, Mr. Rogers, Mr. W. Gordon, Mr. Cla Mr rk, Mr. ame n , Mr. Weathersby, Mr. Coe. Mr. P. White, Sites Melly Moore, Idles Snowdon. Mrs. B. YitswiWam, Miss C. Hll4 &c.. will appear to be followed by LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS : Mr. Jellabas (his 0 charades), Mr. Huainan' ; concluding with EASY SHAVING. rin Miss Loa= Keeley, Miss Fanny Wright. drc. to-mogßow, Oct. t!, Mr. Charles Mathews will re-appear after his remarks= and most triumphant performance of Vilomme BlaM in PM% and in the French tongue, making his debut here In the English version of the some pima, entlUed USED UP, sustaiaing his original character of Sir Charlea Coldstream , Mrs. Charles Mathews will also appear on the same evening In Plauche . s Es tranger= of TEE GOLDEN FLEECE. with Mr. Charles Mathews. On FRIDAY and SATURDAY. USED UP, THE GOLDEN FLAMM, and other entertainments. NiPPI Box leCL—Mr. gothwn will reappear at Christman The Oboe open daily from 10 Ull S. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. NATIOSAL . ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF SOCIAL 80IEN08 cane off, but Lord Brougham, who was expected to be present, was not there. A great many members and other ladies and gentlemen, however , . were most liberally entertained by Mr. Plimsoll, and amongst them the young Lord Milton, who had to make a small speech for the drinking of his health. The large company who had been invited to shake hands with the renowned ex-Lord Chancellor were naturally disappointed, but the good cheer and a tolerably copious indulgence in politics apropos of the late election for Derby, at which the host was a candidate, noun made the absence of Lord Brougham to be forgotten. Mr. Plimsoll explained that Lord Brougham had promised to oome, and on the strength of this he had isaued his cards of invi tation ; but when Lord Brougham found he was to be put into a state chair he took fright, and told the audience in the law section that to such an in' vitation he had never promised to go, and did not intend to go. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET BlllP.—For SYDNEY Meet (to sail from the Aver pu,ilent,iusuireally oti ). itSth Oct , calling at Plymouth to embark rs-, the splendid new Aberdeen clipper STRAY Il• ME. A I, 1.100 tons register, ±,OOO tons burden, OSO. graT Ma of the Jason), Commander ; East India Dect tksed . Tay line ship, lust built at Aberdeen, is expreasky fi tot the t-ydney trade, and from her beautiful model Is expected be • very feat wa il er. She bee a full ipo. fitted with every comfort for the accommodation of cabin weenier', and will c ar" an experienced surgeon, If required.—lfor tell= et neighs pump. apply to PEN ITT and MOM, 9, BlUiter-avest. — gm vacancies for midahlymen. (urcza's Tusoisms.) FRANCE. PAW. Oor. 10. 000Dik—M•NONIBTII, Our. h m as doing is the market Man hot w ee k form og sod cloth, and prime are ie some cases eau. yams are os exhibstioe. The market ba t t ie se for them, asd • fair amou at of Imams' is nip g - Q • Bombay sad the Msditerrausan at extreme pip, these yeree are deeply under cootta g t , linos to take less than the full prim a , firm, with an upward Madsen. li ts „ I. the market which for the present am Issig the declaim ol the Balk so to further artie st For hems trade yams we have had Jaycee holdieg tether aloof from istudoe gewtar g ogg a t 10. per paned dealt** rote Friday% ru sk A market is momaartly Arm on meo w suisteishog its high price at Uy am , 03SOKIWNIOS of there being little e s ir i ; Mitered goods la the market, bet though see they hare bees more or lees seraleal for some g sis tilers have sot 'hewn the slightest dlspa u ti, UMW rates. There has been some qaagg mft tote, bet at such irrsgaler Ones as not to d ad oode of quotations. There has sot bees east i m p narks*, is merchants la really of g m . .emselme better sa three markets then mra, prime is Bombay are 25 per oeut. lower Mum bare, 'II prefer telecriPbleig to Bombs, their order executing them Menuincnor, sad this ha, to • considerable extant. Maawfactereirs wry deeply under matrarit s and the emsreitY st " r isk s— entente Mem M se greet se to agcy of lower retie for the prams, u m ,* 03 art s of Mein, siment est of galena crud The Arsamene are doing ru c k Is fact they had supplied their waste mostly • wet beck, and it was the great amount of times whist • upward impulse to prises. DIINCTOLS. gROROK P. EITBON, Bag., Chairman. P. liennann Halides, FAR. Joan Rogene,n, Fag. Frederick Harrison, Req. The Hole. Richard Thomas F. B. Heaahaw, Hay Rowley. Harvey Leeds. Raq., ILP. Witham Tabor, BEN. A. P. Roberts, Req. HAaasaS—London tad County Bank, Lombard-street. AtIDISOIN. Jammu Cooper. Rag. &twin H. ()airworthy, Esq. Sicarmar AND AreireteßT Oman Maaaaaa—J. W. Lambert batik HR. CONSTANTLNO2I.II BRANCH. In oonformity with the decision of the Commis sion appointed under the presidency of the Em press to inquire into the internal management of juvenile convict prisons, the Minister of the Interior has ordered the evacuation of the prison of La Roquette. The convicts will be distributed among the different agricultural penal settlements. The statement of the Journal des ISSbats that Count Waleweki is about to leave on a mission to Florence is incorrect. The Opinion Nationale of this evening mentions a rumour of Moilecnor Merode's death. The re port, however, is t generally credited. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIT. —Yor BYDNZY Direct (to sail peno logy on the 10 th No vember, last shipsdmi day Bth November), las tell -knovm Aberdeen clipper GRA - !UTE CITY, A L 771 tons, J. WATSON, Commander: loading in the Nastl l itt Doelta This favourite Sydney trader is noted for her rapid ;dam ages, sml haying a full poop, ogees most oomfortable see m. siodatica for firegrrnecangera—Vor terms cd freight or riZe92l3;The regular trial: .. J n 9 , l ' on Ilse Nov . M. Aplk Mandl Their, preddent. ►t. Stefano Mavregordato. Directur.Oencr M. Michel Timonl, Manager. INTII7II MAWS. Mart= VetUard. Nal.. As (pro Wm-) TIEVITT anti MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET 8111P,—For ADELLIDI Direct (to be de 'pitched yunctuany on the Mb October, lest shipping day 26411 Octincr4 the well-Imown Aberdeen clipper ZIBA, A I 13 years. register 513 tons, JOHN JONIM Commander ; Wa anderr the loo don Dock,. This high-classed clipper, built 'pedal j errey by ileum. A. Hall and Co., of Aberdeen, lc noted for Wriest tailing qualities. (the Wu good accommodation for chief cabin and intermediate immense's, sad is We best opmt unity tor Sec util *sawn goods. —Fur terms of trekibt or Passe& anal to DEVITT and IMO= i. EillticrattailL _ _ _ riiRE OXFORD.—SIXTY-SIX, by' J. OFFEN .a. BACH : LA TRAVIATA, NORMA, Ne ,by the most elhelent Operatic Company an London, including ilium Russell, Walmeley, Tyrre . lL . Barrie ; Madame Marla, and MIAs Vitaileury ; Menem A. Si .ll, Husk. W. Williams, and Minor TlrelL 4111 1 thn s lritllWot BILAUTY, by the Mimes Teem and BaraGannlas. Comedy and Burlesque by the IYAubans, Mews. IMA' and Davies: the Brothers and Bigler Ktralil, the celebrated Bangui= dancers . and other available Went. —THIS [VINING. fiIICOND REPORT of the Directors submittal to ORDI NARY MINIMAL MILTING of Proprietors, at the the London Tavern. oa TUNSDAY. the 10th October inst., ORORGE P. RIIBON. itm., In the chair. The Directors in their first Rep or t to the Shareholders sub mitted the accoonts of the Association to the Elet December, proposing that the euancial year should terminate oti the 10th June in each year, they sy therefore now furaish the Pro. prietors with the belanosenset , as at the Seth June, leek teen ther with the profit and loss account for the six mouths to that date, both duly audited. State the General Meeting. held on the hith February last, the Directors have added to the board gentlemen of high corm martial standing and influence ; and pursuant to intentions ex premed, they appointed a general manager in Louden, hut the result not being In accordance with the Elirecter'. expectationa the appointment has been terminated, and the matter of scouting the services of another Manager engages stteuttom Although the etc mooths ending 30th June last cannot—for venom remelts, aincrogst them the reduction In the price of cotton, corunquent on the cessation of hostilities in America. and the forof crops through the inundations in Turkey—be con . littered to have seen favourable for the operations of the Co posy, yet It will be seen, from the profit and lota account. th at the gross profits for the haf-year moun t ,2,2 19s. Pd., whigh, with emu lee., balance of Imre aenables the Directors, after payment off all currant expenses, to propose that MA M. he written off preliminary expenses, *3.000 pat to the reserve fund, and 418.074 14e. (less • mall amount for rebate), carried over to meet any losses which may result from tea suspension of payment by their agents at Smyrna. Stephen Maltase and Autbony Pitisoo, which the Medan regret ten announce oc curred ln May task The Directors duly despatched a representative to Smyrna to take charge of the branch, and to arrange all outstanding matters ; and from information received they have every reason for believing that the tosses will be more than covered by the sum now carried over; but until they are In a position to state definitely the exact amount of losk they consider it prudent to recommend to the provision the carrying forward of the whole sum. rather than declare a dividead on the present occasion. The Directors have to state, in conclusion. that certain ar moots are in view, which, if oomplesed , and the operationsrrre Company be not entirely confined to the Turkish Empire, must materially advance the interests of the shareholders ; and they have still full mandoline in the future prosperity of the asso ciation. Two Directors. Frederick Benison. Esq., and F. B. Renshaw, Req., retire at this meeting, sad being eligible, offer themselves for re-election. THE CONSCIENCE CLAUSE. VISIT OF THE KING AND QUEEN OF PORTUGAL TO FRANCE. BIARRITZ, OCT. 10. The King and Queen of Portugal with the In fanta arrived here at 10 a.m. to-day, and were received by the Emperor and Empress at the stair case of the Villa Eugenie. Their blajestiee afterwards breakfasted together. QTODAR E.-194TH REPRESENTATION. to TIINATRZ aIIIYSTILILY. 'EGYPTIAN BALL —IIABYEIb * MAGIC and VIDITILELOQUISK by Colonel 11TODAEL—Tbe rag Ludlam Beak* TriM, and instantsneous growth at Plower Trees, as introduced, for the first tams in Gib country, on Easter Monday, A*ll 17.1356, by counsel Madam. and only per• formed by blin and the Indian Magicians. EY gal , IiVENING as Mstardayaineletled), abo on Wedneaday and Ward* After noons, at 2.—ttsolls at Michell's, ts, Old liondetroct, end Sm. Milos, layptian.lialk—Admisaion. la., , and 3a. " Almost minculena."—Vide " Times." AMU 1 3 . 1565. The following official letter is the one referred to by Archdeacon Allen in a recent letter to the Editor of the Times upon the project of the Conacienoe Clyne : Education Department, Privy Coosa owes, 31, 1865. Rev. Six,—Before replying to the inquiries =staked is your letter of the 18th instant, lam directed to state that the object of the Comeeieeee Game* proposed to the Na. tional Society for oonsidaratics is twofold 1. To guird the religious histrection of church of Eng land schools in its entirety from all ieterfersoce. 2. To provide for the instruction of the children et die. emoting parents in such schools, being tbe only =hooks within Tomb, consistently with the nabs' of conscisoos. Ilk WWII to your di= eiestioo—" Whether the Apostles' Creed is one of the formularies which a parent under the proposed clause might require his child not to be taught —I am dm eted to state shat tits hpost/es' Creed, bang a formulary of the church of Eagland, might be required Dot to be taught to a child by its purest who belonged to a nom' monies wherein that creed wsa Dos med. la mawer to your , , sersed qmstion,—" Whether the clams aforesaid al lows the promo:item of the school tomato, the daily reading of the Bible by every child that can read an absolute sale of the whoa' r-1 am directed to Mate that the clause allows the tinteagere to do so, as loos es the text of the Bible is not employed to anima doctrise which (ex bypothen) is that of the March of England, but is not also t6t of the weak It most always be bone is mind that the Conscience Clause does not touch the reli• emu hi/traction ' • it omen= only those dissenting parents who may wish to withdraw their children from such metric lion when it is contrary to their own belief.-1 have the honour to be. her. Sir, your obedisat ser ant.v (Maned) W. LIIIOII4. The Rev. W. B. Copse,. Dram* Well; Somenet. nEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE J/ of rACILITT SKIP.—For LAUNCESTON Direct (to a follow yr r o rttrrto, the smart Aberdeen dipper VELOCIDADIL A 1. as tour mister, WYVILL. Commander. Mt rowel is amara:r oppounity for 'nippers of line and meson goods.— Mr Wed omenp awl, to Yr. T. B. WALKER, 16A. SR Belen'eplace 10 DEVITT and ROO= a. EMiteostmet.. ITALY. ROME, Om 10. Count de Sartiges has arrived here. Oct. 10.—The markets this atom a thinly alts )(led both ley nanafacturere am Nothing worthy of special notice Ma tale A the treader of a few fancies sad pl. rend coloured hall. A few parcels of hairnets haw "Fred is the white market, togeth st „ya k heavy goods, and the Modeles of the wrote( w id er ably below the average. Rates mmateie -v Armories. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET 8111 P.—For HONART TOWN Meet to sail weaselly Oct. 204 W ILLIAM well-knovh clipper ship BARROWEY, AIII , OM tons register, WILLIAM STORM, Commander ; loading the East India Docka This render Wider Me list-role remodation for chief cabin pamengen, and being noted for her area mkt pswin I she otters a desirable °Tympani./ to shippers, got freight or passage apply to DEVITT end MOOR; 9,13 west.. TY YOU 'TRAVEL, send for BIJSSEY, SMITH, JI. and Co.'s ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUR of PORTMAN TEAUS, Trunks Bags, and every other travelling requisita Also Field, Marine, and Opera Masses, unrivalled for excellence and cheagnees.—‘63, New Wined-street, W.C. MEXICO. PARIS, Ocr. 10. THE hi:ENCHANTS COMPANY (Limited). into pt under the Companies Act of lete, Vita Molted L IsA Capitol, E 500,000. That lame £E60.000, In 10,000 Shares of £25 each. £1 to be paid on Application, and ge on Allotment. A minimum Dividend of ie per cant. per annum for three years on the amount paid up la guanudeed as hereinafter stated. DLIALTURS. DAVID WARD CHAPMAN, Lai., Lombard-street, Chairman. James Childs, Pat, Victoria street James Pembroke, Audlotrims. Richard Stuart Lana, My. Horace Chapman. Ifsq. Mama Lane, Roan. and Co. K Lethal, Esti. 3 BANlLLlB—Meaars. Prescott, Grote, Cave, and Cars. Thread needleatreet. SoLlCTrOSS—Messrs. Newbon, Evans, and Co., Nicholas-lane. Hammitt—Hewes. Laurence, Bon, sad Pearce, V. Angel-murk Adviors received here from Mexico to the 10th ult. state that an Imperial decree had been pub lished, declaring Mexico open to emigration from all countries. Every emigrant will receive a grant of land with an authentic and immutable title, will be exempt from military service for five years, and will enjoy religious liberty. LAOS BALL PABBINGIB LINK of CLIFF= PACKERS doe AIISTIALIA tram Load= direct. ACTURF3.—Efunnsaartum, Orr. 10„--1.6 the rats of dusoounte has had a toedemy to some hue extant. There * hewer* of alarm sad distrust, sad maay of set look upon it as a atoseeary and salutary mow oa the whole boiag orosidared healthy, sad toad ; and altboadh more caution hae hos .day's traseasboas, the deliveries is tin have bum onoeiderablo !Tamp. To OolL ----__---i svdnoy .... ;Yaws Lochinvarl MOS I L India I Nov. 10 QUM — 'OLIO D.—Load Orders. GO. to an clams. Woo • ,_e •• ' ' O4OlO COY ••. .1 two i z. 'mu I out. 10 Maryburoogn 4altana. BriAlne .... ILegion oflionour 2,000 E. ladlo Nov. 16 .. THE BANK OF PRUSSIA. FURTHER ADVANCE IN THE RATE OF This celebrated uw of packets bare, by their panic slaty sal tepid peasges, aimed a well-known !gradates. sad their pas senger aconossoclatlon Is unsurparted by any verde alma —For slip/peelers respeetiag trete:it or passage to Australia apply to sat Co., Liverpool; all Agents for the Neck NO s& ; sad T. /L huour and Co. , I. Lsodsahall-strest. loiIC. thibbtia. BERLIN', Ocr. 10. The Bank of Prussia has raised the rate of dia. count from 6 to 7 per cent. HVDDIZSPIELD, OCT. 10. —Mandartuara in stooks pretty freely for the last two or thew bees leo dammed for colonials to.,* ; hW woos as usual, and prior* are yet lin& — lfluragasortol-etz•et. AUD1109.3-11eurs. Coleman, Turquand, Towage, mid Co., la Tokeubouie-yard. BZCILLTIJIT (pro tem )—J. Lawton Butcher, Key. Temporary Offices - 33. Old Broad-eireed, MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (n 1 Blackwsll-yord, London) LI gL of WEAN and PAC` SHIPS to APSTRAIIA.—For MISLBOVENI. Port lump. direct ki,lere ' the splendid clipper ship SUSSES. 1,100 tons, lwlifit RIDGES% Commander: lying In the East India Docks. Hee accommodations for all classes of pawners are nosurpsased. sad *swill cam an experienced surgeon. For freight or passage oply to aLLPORT and MORGAN, with Mews. MONEY lf !GRAM and SONS, 7. Lasods ithali4MOSt. THE OTTOMAN FINANCIAL ASSOCIATION (Limited), HALAsez Siarr..Trim 50, 1866. To capital ealledz i :s.: LOnn4°°'lo,uoollsgros L 160.000 Lou arrears £130.1330 0 0 INDIA. (By direct Overbuy' Telegraph.) BOMBAY, Sim. 30, 9 P.M. • The said oommittee shall be bound to make 'nth orders se shall provide for &dilating to the beeefits of the aohoot the children at permits not is COMM:Mica with the &With of England as by law established ; but such orders shall be confined to the exemption of such children, if their paresis desire lt, from adsit at the public worship. and from instruction in the ciortnne or foiniolariee of the rid church, sad shall not otherwise interfere with the religious teaching of the scholars, as fixed by these primes* and shill xot authorise any other religiose iseareetioe to he given in the schooL Ocr. 10.—At to-day's market a mods. supply of English wheat., which is taken off at felly -ek's currency, and in some instances dry new testa lore mover. Foreign held firmly, bed li ttle of all descriptions sells at fully late reto— ol la dearer than during the week. Bum NIA rather cheaper. ads rather easier to pub Shirting* and twist improving. Cotton advanc ing. DhoHersh, 370. Shipments since the 23rd inst., 1,500 (15,000 I) bales. Exchange on London, 2s. pfd. ; Government Securities Four per Cents., 91 ; ditto Five per Cents., 104} ; ditto Five-and-a , Half per Cents., 111 k. Freights, 25a. Constantinople, 415 per share oa 4.75 471.1185 shares Leas arrears 40,970 0 0 , Ocr. 10.—The supply of wheat was not to my, ell dry qualities were taken off at folly lm rates; damp lots still haeg be wily on haad. &My **fully ; late prices generally mahataiesi OCT. 10. —yew wheat is already attested I by the change of weather, and thmis litlie and for it ; whilst on the other hand fins old nil r more matey, end when sales are made sa isr it in pries is realised. Fine barley quite is Mau musks unaltered. Om 10.—We have had oily • very sal millers aid dealers at our Oorn Fad* bugs's' passing ham been chiefly of a rshd prime of this day week. India ea Jared freely ex quay, &Maid 6d. per gaiter os Amens= ; all other descriptions, however, ory and floe old Galata has =yawed to Ma. per qui= oats are ld. per bushel. ad oatmeal 611. per koul r, with a very poor supply of each. Beans have da ls. and per 2a par quarter, ow* to good wink lege is barley. Market atones steady bat quiet OCT. 10.—The oi wisest was short at war to-day ; the trade riled very Inn at lest TumilWo The cooler weather ham am= more deer= it ,‘ barley, and for good samples prices were fa Weer AS. GrilbiliDg mute not, muck inquired after, ad la. per qr. cheaper. Been. and oats se last west Ir. imperial to the mwse: —Wheat. white, old, Its. per imperial bathal, 44.. to 52a. ; ditto red. old, to 6411 e.. 43.. to 475. ; ditto red, new, Ink.. le 38.. to 40.. Harley, bas t chevalier malting, 531 M. lbe., 335. to 36/. ; ditto me chevalier ditto, MM. ts 30s. to 325. Oats, 3611 e. to 421b5., 225. to Pa old, 6311 m. to 6.511 m., 425. to 44a. Pas, saga 641 be., 36e. to 40s. 4oaartz-rrrosAlwa, Ocr. 10.—At our whet *le ibis we bad a moderate show of wheat from Its x but having a liberal supply of new from the cad, evinced little biennial= to purchase, so that when scoured buyers had the tarn le their favour, psi ‘t king only saleable at 435., 5041b5., weighing sate 11m. per bushel, whilst secondary descriptiosa owe lively neglected. In foreign few transactioas ea Ad Straka= red command* with difffoulLt l u bt L quality not extra. Flour without in slew request, especially the intermediate Malt very much wanted. Beans sad peas sei SALISBUIT, OCT. 10.—The supply of grain yes short, lei atteodsoos of both buyers and 'ellen was limited. ruir teat as the bolding of Waybill sheep fair. Dada k tt geoerally was dull, at °ushered prime. nom ein r. Good samples of malting barley were is mewls a little more money. In griading amides bar Prices of old malt firm. lo other respects sit ag, and priors unaltered. New wheat. 425. te old do., 36a to 50a. Barley, 265. to 371. Oita ) 30a Bows, 40s. to 50a. Peak 34a. to 42a pr 6e. to 7s. 3d. par bushel Thar, 34'. to 401. PO Malt, 60a to Us. per qr. OATTLE.—Samanuav, Oct. 10.—Oar market WIN .a very largely suppled with beasts. bat the 4= wally wee Mittel-eat. There was a very laZ o s eiliott of buyers, bat notwithstearling the trade ay was very slack, sod many animals remained oda • of the market, and prices had a little The supply of sheep was large, over tau _ There was a good demand. Molt sod nearly everything way cleated at from 2d. to 4d. per Mom of 81te. Ur c bel_, very little business wes traasacted, at iffo „ f... . We bad as abundant supply of all desoriptlees and a great deal of business was tranmeted., usueraliy were in favour of the buyer. Best 01 Mk 13e, per score ; sow aad heifer ditto, lls. to list ttton, ; best Down ditto, 9d. to 9ed. ; lamb. I d. le. •, veal, Bd. to 9d. • green bacon 9& • to 10d. ; df/ tto, 11d, to ls. per lb: ; quarter ol d . store pip. 221 . W sack ; cows with calves, 141. to 181. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. tWN.—Oetober I, at Devoashlre-road, Princes-Park 106' the wife of S. H. 8r0.., B,sq of a daughter. et .B.—October 8, at Bydruhare, the wife of T. Collis, 118 ' , ttetober 8, at Park-road. Didaton, the We of Yr. H. _ _ -. .on, of • son. of ,/IT.-October 8. the wife of the Rev. C. Foot. rector Dog' raerdield, Hampshire, of • son. Z. IBS& -October 7. at Dawarew, near Barnstaple, the wife Of - Ile, Req., of a daughter. iiiISON.-Oatairar 8. at Afton, Hants, the wide of S. Ha:e we. of a son. REWSSCRY. -October 8, at Grosvenor-street, Ganteeroll. Kra C. Percy Shrewsbury, of a son. MARRIAGES. BATEB—YEROUSON.—October 7, al St. Pants Deptfordhrit Rev. B. & Minch, Rowland son of J. C. Wonthey, Hens, to M Jo Clary Anne hn, Date% , daughter of CePum • • Fetgusoo. of DenL OOREN FOODEN.— N. October 7, at Rurabold Nni/kl2_, asst Chtellester. by the Rev. S . 'chases. Allred. sob CI Mr. H. J. lets Comm, of Church Farm, Montan, to Ronne In* daughter of the late Mr. T. Fogden, of Strettingtoo, nuseer;_,. BHUTCHILEION.—Oetober 7, at Marrs, North -end. itbank by the Rev. & B. Byers, James, son of the late D. hilu ,°4 lfaq , of Westminster, to Jane, daughter of J. T. Wilson. TIP I of Lower Vale-Oboe, Fulham. DEATHS. CUTRBILRTBO77.—October n, at Upper Dolloway, 0. clam& son. q , late of Alderegatotereet, aged W. FORBIDS. August SI. at rOO4lll, Alexander Klntedh Tarbes. SKI one of the judges of her MANNty's nigh Court of NoWbeh: t ; youngest son of the late John Forbes Illtehell, DK.. don. Aberdesaalsite. aged N. 43011.11.--October 0, at lelth4erract, blwiplarl.2-bsok, es9lo ter, wd 54 .retl Z0 00 N174 —4.ott.er 7, at Nerwtegtoacsaseway, W. J=z - - RAN ILlNG.—Oetober a, 9•1 1 12 2 ZAP , . 1011 of J. of Wandeworth•oosnaoa. NCLAIL —October at Bt. Yaw' *rood, Canonb22l.Th ells‘ son et L so lin elooLdr, ~ soli 21. eruieuis.—Ootober et de. Idaria.crieweelt, Le. 01491°4 LE- Wan* Igea .aged 01. Whited est Mikhail is Wahielt lux" 41, 1 "67 uribard4ll.4, as atr al Ueda. rtif* lt • IMeet lembard-sizeet, m the Mabee ei ~ WialleeDel. °Mlle 11. left W.-Tuatiair Ever Spot, 475. to 475. 3(1. , 48e. 6d. to 495. ; N.-LITUPOOL, prime saner. Sal for apantatioa and 50 Peroam, do., 24d. Led Ban, 2014. 100 Smyrna, 1034. al, fined', de., 24d. N GOODE-MAN les doing is the 11 pin sad cloth, and p =Lare as exhik ae, aid a fan for Bombay sad the II of those yarn an dispositioa to take 1 clone firm, with en ia the market tag the &cake of U. For home trade buyers biddies tad dose at lid. per poi th market is a snaintalalag Ito eeassigneen el • lifentured goods in the they have bees mot buyers han sot she at these rates. The lots, but at nob it hie code of quoted' toe forage sleeken, t themselves better tr • prices in Bombay a yen prefer tenors; ttata examtiag them •se to a eoesiderat y earl , deeply undo herewith to enamel Itle prospect of low' • to make are, of rates denmoded. is fact they had sup hack, sod it was th• • upward impede to • LL EN.-Lama, 0( TO beta thinly ads 1 • is. Nothing wort beyond the treader a a the coloured hall. raneferred is the I og of heavy poith4 • 11 oondderably ben previous firemen. UFACTURES.-E rise is the ram of d operannas to some I tire atones of alarm • men look upon it a , the trade cm the wee prospects good ; and • in today's tray pal have bon °amid 001,8. - AVDDRitari laid in stooks pent there has bees lam descriptions move as a RN.-BO L, OCT. 1 supply of English wk week's currency, sod • • qr. more mosey. . Barley of all dese •og 6d. to U. dearer •y. NU rather Ghee woes, OCT. 10.-Th e today, all dry quail k's rates ; damp lots es more plentifully ; LRDS, OCT. 10.-Ni • itioo by the chest demand for it ; wh • for more money, a vacant in prim is nee • or anode unaltered. craroot t Ocr. 10.- adases of millers an y„ and the busbies' ter, at the pion erg offered freely ex American ; all ol and fine old Galat b oats are ld. per I or, with a very poo ed le. and peas 2s. • &sage in barley. ll TiS, Ocr. 10.-The to-day ; the teat The cooler weed ting barley, and for genera. Griadieg so • le. per qr. the rarZperial to the g per imperial to 13411 m.. 46e. lbs., 38e. to 40.. Ba 5416 e., 33.. to 36a ; 1 ba, 30s. to 325. old. 6311 a to be. to 641h0., 36,. to Nrweenro.e-cror•Tr crass we had a met wen., but having a lid iliers evinced little in' nonmed buyers hi w red being only sale ly 601bs. per bushel. • • pezatively negleotei • old Busioned re 6041b5. quality • tiog bsr ey in slew puns. Malt very te eachaeged. SALISBORT, 0CT.10.• atteodsece of both 'neat a the hddii beat morally was do notary. Good sample' • realised a little la the don* Prices of uch moving, and pri ; old do., 360. to to 30a Bean, 40 errs, 6e. to 7s. 3d. p k. Malt, 60e. to OATTLE.-Smuset as very largely tai eseeally wee Jidda nee of buyer, bat at he day was very elan t the close of the and toridamey. The • es peeped. The low, and nearly et prima from M. to 4d en very little hi riees. We bad an a' pip, and a great di prise. mesersliy were 12m. to 13s, per soon mutton, 73d. Limit to Is. •, veal, Bd. to ' ditto, 11d. to ls. pet 235. each ; cows with •--- BIRTHS, MA] BROWN.-October L ponl. the wife of S. I OOLLLi.-October a daegbter. ETU(.-October 8, at Eton, of a son. 700 T.-October 8. the reeraikeid, Itempar 01888.-October 7. at Gibbs, Req., of a des RARRISON.-Octoirer Es 4. of a sea. aRREIVISEVEY.-Oet Mrs. C. Percy Shrew BATEB-YEROUSON. Rev. B. 8. Flinch, Wonthey, Herta, to Yergusoe. of Deptio 01054.:05- POODEN.- Chichester. by tits Sir. H. J. Covens, 01 daughter of the late SH U T CK-W ham, by the Rev. S. Req., of Restexinsto of Lower Vale-Oboe CUTHEIZRTBO:I.-0o eon. E.q., late of AI FOR 11118. -Anglia IL one of the judges of ! youngest see of the doe. Aberdesestet GOTeR.-October outer, wd 54 YON Ire.-4ober 7, RAN NG.-Oetobe of Wandsworth-ore SIMOLAIL-Oetobr • son of R. eiocadr, eruituu.-Ootober ! LIL Mfg* Req. 1 Pena sad Tide Lombard-sank I Ocoee In Lemahan WIDIMOLI, OCT QTELDS to 14XLIIOURNE anti SYDNEY. kl Tie splendid new ocean steam clipper RILL KING, IWO tons, 1,000 horse-power, commanded - by Captain JOHN PLYIE (late of the Tiptoes and Sea King), to leers the East WI Docks Ilith November, told Plymouth the teth Norem- Pr. This magnificent ocean steamship has been especially de. aped for sapid Passages , and fitted expressly for the passenger siLdlasioods trade to Australia end China Will carry en et surgeon, and la fitted with all modern Improvements ; . 1e contfort and health of the passengers,—For particulars apply to ROBERTSON and Ca, York-chambers, SS, Ling sweet, Manchester, and No. 6, NeWIDAlei-001111, Coenhill, Lon don. LC. STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YORE. TWICE • W. THE LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA STEAM-BRIP COMPANY bleed dr sesteldag their Inllowered Clyde-built Iron Screw Stesarithlge, eterylng the Us/iodinates walk, FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW YORE. CITY OF DUBLIN. Saturday, Oct 14. CITY OF BOSTON, Wednesday, Oct l& CITY OF CORK, Friday, Oct. 20. And eery Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and Saturday& Cable passage by the mall steamers salting every Wednesday, II maid 21 guineas, according to the socommodallon. Cable pests by the Frlday's and Saturday's steamers. 16 guineas. Forward passage includes a full supply of cooked ar ie rre n r c l b ons. Pleseesen tot Canada and the UMW Stake booked on =serous terms. Fee further particulars sop y to INMAN, 12, Wererekest Liverpool; or to IaIVIS2 Ind MACEY, 61, Elng Willlam-etrest, Loudon. CUIIARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH ANZEICAIi ROYAL MAIL STRAY-SHIPS, annotated by Ile Admiralty to sail between LIVY.RPOOL and NNW YORK. sad between LIVRRPOOL and Borrow, the s tomp , & collies at Halifax to land and receive n an e fel. talebig er other vessels are appoln to sail from Liverpool, sates as cork to receive the mails: AFRICA, for BOSTON. Saturday , Oct lg. •JAVA, for NEW YORK. 8.1.1. Oct. 21. CUBA. for BOSTON, Saturday, Oct. Yd. • Taking passengers and goods for Haman and Havannah, to to transferred at New York (subject to the permission of the tolled t.tr.tes authorities; on board the 11.11.1.8. Corsica. Patinge.money, tacluding steward's fee and provisions, bat without wines or liquors :—To Halifax end liceekos, chief : second cabin, Lit. To New York, chief cabin, C9O: welt cabin, Lit. —Apply te J. B. Yoord, 51.014 Broadatreet, London J. H. Conte, Havre, and 11, Place de le Scores, Part: G. and J. RUM, 10. Jatnalca,treet, Olosetow : D. and C. Heaver, Queenstown : or D. sod C. Vulvae, it, Water-street, Liverpooi VOPENHAGEN, MALMO, and STOCKHOLM. N.../ The A I *crow etesnier NIMBLY, Captain J. Z. CAVE., will dear to the above ports on or stout tith tnot. Moamar baa very superior accommodation for proiengera— Apply to PIIILLIPCS, PIIILLIPPS and Co., Bt. Dan ee.boue. Bt. Dunstan's-hill, E.C. PRl3llol.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns; wick, and Central Germany.—The North German Lloyd's kae tint-class screw steamer CONDOR, Captain C. BASSI. viii be despatched from Horselydown on THLILSDAY, the 11th October (weather pensittint, at 10 a.m., calling at Brunswick SW, Milebran. torpossaegars, at 11 noon.—Pares to Rremen. LI sad Ll : return tickets, LS sad Al 10a—Apply at CHAPLIN'S tribunal 0111ce, Regent-circus, W.: or to PHILLIPPIL ORAVILS, MILD PS and Co., et. Dunstan's-house, 81. Dunstana-bIU, LC. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE . — REDUC TION of FARES.—The Nehmen& Steamboat Company's tart end favourite steamer BATAVIEZ, Captain W. MI TH. will have Srunerlck Pier, Becket% MOLY SUNDAY at 11 o'clock N arrival of t h e 10.10 am. train free lencliercliatreet Stele. Reduced fare : Saloon. Al 0a : ten caws. 1 66 : r.turn Had , heed Strout-anusat a fare and a DAlL—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal Oft% PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHIL UPPS and Co.. Si Dwastaes.bo or nso. Pt , Denstaa'eaul. HC. GRAVESEND. The GREAT EASTERN STEAM-SHIP. The SALOON STEAM-PACKET COE PANT% VESSEL the ADMAN DELI leaves Loudeo-brtdge WWI dilly (Sundays included), et a quarter-past 10 a.m., &YAW vibe end Terrace Pier, Gravesend, and thence round the GREAT LATEEN off 611111124E89 ; returning from Gravesend (calling Emberville) at APO p.m. Fares :—From Londou to Grave. tod—Fore Saloon, single, Is. ; return, ls. 94.; Grand saloon, angle, I=. . ditto, return, PAW. From I,odon round (Argot stern soil lock—Fora Saloon, ; Grand Saloon, 4,. From Staveseud round Great Eastern and Sack—Fore Saloon, ls. 6d. : Grand Saloon, Children under Teo Years of age half-price. tees, 45, WitheSP. BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, and B EDROOM FURNITURE. —42 ILLURIRATBD CATALOGUZ, wit Once. of 1,000 articles of BEDROOM IrIIRETLIMIL sent (free h by pbt) 00 kpplicusinn to FILMER sad BON% upholsterers, 91, IS, and St, henatrnstrnet, London, W. HYAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 66 and 6f, OX.FOIDAIREET. Overcoats tor sun, rain, and dust, He ed. to Ssa. ONINCOII4III. silk lined and tared, 25a. to 465. Salta for business. the seire, and tsarist. 42a. to 664.. Jackets In ail the faabionabie attrtaa. tin. to Ota. Sandringham sinuses, 36.. to The. Vesta In csasiosree. washing drilla, de., 7a. 6.1. to 21s. Trousers fashiona ble tyke and materiels, od. to 261. HTAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMEN TS, 06 and 67. OISORD-13TMT. No. L Gentlemen's Clothing for immediate We.,. No. I Geo- DUIBIReI Order Department No. L. Doge Clothing for immediate vesr, he a Boys and Youths' Ostler Department. No.S . Railhead Livery Degrtmona No. S. Bata and Omen! Hosiery. Ho. 7. gravelling Clothing, Umbrellas, Portmanteaus, Rugs, dm Prowinrial grandies :—Dizmlngiesso, 21, r.„ and Li, Netratreet Lisak 42 . Brifigete. BARLOW'S PATENT OAS STAND, • new Invention, to admirably contrived that a toll bot% at net ae muller oaks, may be raised or tilted 011 It without Mom or *cable. Ito action law impalpable that the sodlment el thorned limpid gold by no poleibdill Cu be dle"rbea. Nee t, lte., to nit 4t, 9, and 13 gallon dab. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No mot-peg malted_ No mom tat beer or sour wine. Puke 4e. ell.; ditto, electroplated, Oa—Apply direct to JAMBS NAILOW, patentee, 14, Xing 9rmam-we e s A m lientim 4 e".* be Ural& ease and adthvo sze as miff : all ethos are llogradaga pada. iswwnwpwnsw. IRLOSSOM at HONEYSUCKLE, a dollede sad di 002 11 12, Whim. sztractod dam by JNO 00KK.,. ILL sod Co., Perfussors MILK. tbs ?doom of Y. 12, fool King-court, Lonturdotreot, London. KAYZ'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the EDT ol the BLOOD known in Miele's*, kern their largelyortended sal* and general adoption, say be =weed ma a hosiebobl necensary. Sold by an Medicine V 13,731 0 0 £196,331 0 0 Brayraa.Als Retailers ou 2,045 abates 4.90.675 14,1044 Loa Arrears To sundry creditors on bU payable, current, deposits. and °U et accounts To reserve fund To proM and loss account, amount standing to credit, as per annexed statement M,Oftfl 1 0 Ct 01,844 19 10 Ca. By cash in hand, and at banker's lo London and branches By bills receivable By Investments and loans 'including C. 3501 1M sd. balances unadlnsts.l between the brandies 452,071 17 0 By office furniture In London and Turks; MC 3 6 9,534 0 1 By preliminary eapenim 0002.334 19 10 • YROTIT AND 2032 ACCOUNT, ----•- For the sli months ending 30th June, 1915. To currant sonars. Including ealartes, directors' leek stationery, adrertisaments, rent, and all other charger —London 21,068 11 Branches £9,09819 2 To balance to be dealt wireliminisry th as fo ex llows— To be written off p penses To be added to reserve fund 2,000 0 0 To be emend to new account, sub ject le an amount for rebate, not exceeding 000, and subject to provision foe bad and doubt ful debts chiefly Smyrna), the amount of which is not at pre sent uetenninable ------- 91,039 9 0 010,126 1 2 CR. By balance brooffht forward frost WS account 116,8311 262 191 6 By grow profits for the half-year 2l. - . - AC30.11 , 3 1 2 We have compared the above statements with theme mpany's books and vouchers, and with th e branch returns, candy to their being correct. JAMES COOPER (Johnstone. Cooper,} wintle, and Ernest, Auditor& EDWIN H. OALBWORTME, Lo ndon, Se leak It was resol p ved unanimously,—That dr report and accounts now reed be received, adopted. and added upon the minutes . That Frederick Ikentson, Zak.. mid F. B. lienskaw, }sq., he re.elected Directors of this Amociatlem That tof the Auditors be 25 gni near each for their icesse during the pest halt year. That the cordial thanks of tku meeting be given to the Chair man and Directors for their Me and efficient management of the attain of the 0. P. KITSON, Chairman. (lbfrom the minutes.) J.. LIMBERT3MITII, Secretary. 18, out Broad-atreet, October 10, Dffid• THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIRR of GLAND (Limited). NOTICE IA HE R EBY GIVEN, that the RALE:YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of this Company will be held at the London Tavern, Behopigatestreet, London, on TUESDAY, th e 24th October, at 11 &Clock a.m. precisely, for the purpose of receiving the Directors' and Auditors' Report and balance skeet, and for deelsring a dividend. The Transfer Books of the Company Intl be Cloud from Satur day, the 21st. to Saturday, the 18th October, both days inclusive. By order at the court of Directors, ALYRED LOWE Secretary. 17 and 15, Coanbill, London, Oet. 8. 1865. THE CREDIT Ia FON C rER (limite and MOBILIER of ; tGLAND d). Capital £4,000,000. In 200,000 shares of £2O each. Capital enter:ribs& 100,00 a skates (Met £2,ooo, ooo. Capital paid up thereehion (E 5 per Zolo.ooo. share), £600,000. Reservnd, Dividend reserve fund, £70,000. DIINCTOILS. The Right Hon. JAMES STUART WORTLEY, Governor. JAMES LiIVICK, Esq., Merchant, King's Arms yard,Deputy JAMES NUGENT DANIKLL, Esq., Chairman of Governors . the Alliance Bank (Limited,, JJ James Child% Eq.. London. William Dent. set., Nal , Chairman of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company (limited). Alexander Buster, Esq., Old Broed-street, London. Charles Ellin Esq., Lloyd's. Adolphe Hakim, Esq. (Memrk Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and Co.), London. William Harrison. Esq. (Meows. Toting, Harrison, and Bevan), Director of the Thames and Mersey Insurance Company. Richard Stuart Lane. laq. (Messrs. lane. Hanley, end Co.). London. Charles E. liewbon, lag London. Henry Pound!, Req., J.P., Rnsaellegoars. London. Joseph Mackrill Molds, Km. (Mama J. MerkrUl Smith and Co.), Old Broadetrect, London. = wa rd Warner, Esq.. ILP., London. James White. bert 50, Al Omni, Esq., M.P., Managing Director. IiAIIIIIXL The kir& and Marterman's Bank (Limited). Mews. South, Plilee. and Smith& The National Bank, London, Dublin, and Its Branches hi Ireland. The Alliance Bank (Limited), London, Liverpool, and Matt , cheater. lioliCrroitt—Mesers Newham Evans, and Co., Ilicholarlane, LC. Ittcmgrair —Aldred Lowe, Fail. Meta, 17 sad 18, Ccenhill, London. DEFORMS REMPED BY THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Limited). I.ATIB ter MONEY oa DEPOSIT.—This °many receives money on Deposit, in sums of LIO sad apw r aga .s at tbe under mentioned atom trees MS 31k3 until forth* . viz.: As Isartess days' Dales 6 pa ant per annum. At one non Dalai 6l pa mot pa =num. For tried pertain of Not leas this 3 watts sad up to 6 months l4 per not per anon. Beyond 6 months and up to 3 mouths 6 Per Celt Per annum. Beyond 9 arnas sad up to It inantbs 1 per cent per swam. Beyond It moutlte sad ap to Umtata 14 pee cent par sasurs. Forms of ',OD-atlas can be obtaised of Ea Secretary. to whom ail cemenseastlene mad be addrared. byname ot ties Court ALFRED LOWI Boorotory. Now. 17 sad A Owalill. Loud" OA 0. DIE‘ PROSPWfI'S. This Company le formed for the rurpcde of carrying on the business of merchants, under the Joint Stock Companies AK, with Limited Liability. The Company proposes to extend to mercantile operations (in which are comprised home and foreign banking and exchange) the principle of limited liability, which has proved itself so well adapted to banking and financial transactlims. It Is believed that the advantages arising from the periodical publication of accounts, the security &deeded by large uncalled mauves, and the combined auperintendeuce of au esperienced Board of Dine tors, will be highly appreciated by ell commerchd claws, ape daily by consignors of goods and produce to this country. The soundness of the principle which gave rise recently to the formatiou of the London Merchants Company has been mai venally acknowledged, acid the Directors have endeavoured to L ursi . mlnit those difficulties which apparently prevented the continuance of that Company. In order to secure an immediate basis of operations, manta have been made with Mews Lane. Beaker. and Co. the transfer of their business. This firm will liquidate all its obligations independently oe the Company. hang over only =en current transactions and account.. as the Bard may wiah to accept. It ts further proposed to bring In the businesses of other Inas as favourable oppottuaities The good-will of the business of Messrs. Lane. flukey, and Co. ham been purchased for £25,000, In debentures , payable ece.fifth annually, with 6 per cent. biterest, 113.1.1 4,600 shires, with £l6 each credited as paid thereon. In fixing this amount, the Directors have taken Into consideration the profits of the firm during th e last six aears, the present prospects of the bulimia, and the manner in which payment for the good-will has been accepted., The vendors also guarantee by their personal eon 'mut a eginimum dividend of 10 per ceoX per annum, d three years, on the paid-up capital, thereby giving asu woof of their dung t 0 in the widertaklug. This dividend the Directors, pending the full development of the Company's opera. lions propose to pay to the proprietors half-yearly, the first pay ment to be made on the 15th April, lege. They may add that they are most sanguine that this minimum guaranteed dividend t of 10 per cent. will be largely exceeded before the expiration of the three years. The ilinictors refer with satisfaction to the following letter from the eminent Accountants, Mears. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., In corroboration of the value of the business of Roma lane, Hanna'', Mid 16, Tokenhoweelard, Z,C., London, Sept. 26, 1805. To the Directors of the Merchants Company (Limited). Gentlemen,—We beg to state that, hi compliance with the request of Sierra Los, lienkey, and Co., we have carefully examined their books, with the view of ascertaining what cow mlislons they have made during the last six yams, from let January, 1869, to eat January. 1866, and find that the gross commissions during that period amount to £140,763 17s. ild., being an average of £23,460 lea. 7d. per annum : and after de ducting therefrom "re. urn" commissions, and commissions on goods bought and *obi by the firm, either on their own account, or for the execution of orders on hand, the net commissions earned amount to £101.900 175. 4d., or an average of £17.816 165. 2d. pee annum. This is Irrespective of the result of the firms Veneer-none on their own account, and of the Insurance business. We are ,Gentlemen, your obedient Servants. (Silliest) COLEMAN, TURQDAND. Virli le CS and Co. Appthanions for a large number of the shares have been already received, and It is proposed to commence the business of the Company unniedistag after the allotment, which will bo made without delay. Prcepectuses and formed application for shares may he had of the bankers, brokers, and of the Secretary, at the temporary ogled of the Company. Applications for shares, accompanied by a deposit of .CI per abate. may be made on or before Thursday, the Itth when the list wUI be closed. The memorandum and articles of association of the Company which have been duly registered. may be seen at the °Men of the solicitors, and a copy will be sent by poet on application. 70711 07 APPLI•I7IO7 70i SHARE& (To be retained by the Benham) No.— To the Directors of the Merchants Company (Ilmited`,. Gentlemen, —Haring paid to the rankers of the Company the sum of , being a deposit of CI per shamon shares, I hereby request you will allot me that number, end 1 agree to accept the same, or any less number that tray be allotted tome, and to pay the amount due on allotment, and the calls as they may be made , and I hereby authorise and em power you to insert my name In the register of shareholders of the Company for the number of shares which you allot to me, and I agree to be bound by the klemonunium sad Arlialosof Anode. tiou of the Company as registered. Usual signature Name in full Address Profession Date "SIR JASPER'S TENANT," THE NEW NOVEL, BY THI AU THORLADY AUDLEY S SECRET.' &a. Fourth 114ItIon.la rob., $ t ill blarnta SIR JASPER'S TENANT, "SIR JASPERS TINANT," TB NSW NOYSL, BY nil AUTHOR OF "ONLY A CLOD" du Fourth Wilms, in Scala. at all Libraries, SIR JASPER'S TENANT " SIB 'WEIR TENANT," THE NEW NOM, BY THE AUTHOR OF •. AURORA FLOYD." 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Bequetionahly the beet sad cheeped volume ever lamed ter family reading.' Loudon Ward, Lock, end Tyler, let litleebaireeL WierrynAlA, Ocr. 10.—The Queen his been pleased to a Archibald Davidson. Fin Advocate, to be Sherif/II the Shire or Sheriffdom of Edinburgh, in the MOM et lota Th omson Gordon, Esc., deceased.— Oen*. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. It will be recollected that at the last meeting of the Sanatorium Committee et the Corporation of London it was proposed that, having regard to the difficulties that had been throws in the way of those carrying out the pro ject of sineblishing senateriums to endeavour to cure the cattle afflicted with the disease, and the went of 00-opero. Pam au the part of the public, with respect to subscribing, it was advisable that the coalmines should be diseased and the moan that had been subscribed returned. ea amendment was, however, propceed by Mr. Itiulkin, who let taken en active part is the prooesdinp of the cow b a el2e= r kl t in w erst o e cijus to a v 't a n a a ta " s t i nt committee, with a view to indoco m a to le ad aid of his 'overused to the estebhdiroest of a eanatorlus. A own sannication wee according addressed to lord Palmerston to that effect, and yesterday the following answer was received by Mr. Gibbs, the secretary. `Str,7-I am directed by Lord Palmetto° to acirsowledge the receipt of your letter of the 4th instant, and to inform you that her Majesty has been petitioned to direct a royal coalmen= to he issued to consider the subject of the empower and to refer you to that commission which is do everything they may comae: advisable in the saatter." This ooinmunicatioa was signed by Mr. Evelyn Ashley, the pnvate secretary of Lord Palmerekm, and immediately upon the receipt of it arroopments were made for oon• seeing a meeting al the committee, at which, no doubt, it will be formally dissolved. THE FENIAN PROSECUTIONS IN IRELAND. DUBLIN, I'I7IIIDLT NIGEL Charles Underwood O'Connell, an officer in the United States army, who was arrested in Cork some time since ; and Francis Patrick Cleary, medical student, were examined before Mr. Scrooge to-day and committed for trial. A letter written by John o‘24shony, the head of the Fenian organisation in America, was found in possession of O'Connell, and also a number of documents relating to the move ments of Stephens amongst the soldiers of the United States army. Four prisoners, Ryan, Flood, Brennan, and O'Rorke were discharged on entering into their recognisancee to appear when called on ; and two others, O'Neill and O'Farrell, were remanded, pending an application to the Attorney-General to admit them to bail. The Dublin Express of yesterday says Some fur ther arrests hays been made in Cork. One of the parsons captured wee a passenger by an Americas steamer, oe whose penes docuweets wore fond which an believed to connect him with the conspiracy. The strictest la nce le observed with respect to the Peggy arriving from Amain. OD Sunday the captain of the Helve* telegraphed that, owing to the state of the weather, he would not land his Irish perengers at Ousenoto mi. but would take them on to Liverpool. The information was conveyed to the resident magistrate, who imme diately informed the agents that the vessel would be intercepted by • cuts if she failed to call at the prt. This brought the Amnion steamer to. and Me remelt pons examination of the peseengers, who wen brought into a store and locked up while the promos was going on, was the arrest of th e puma referred to. The " right of march eaforoed le * emu as rigidly at if a passport system wen established. or • state el siege proclaimed. It will, therefore, be very difficult for the Fenton army to effect a landing la small detachments. It was ex poet* that the Cork prisons' would bays beta nught up for final examination yesterday, but, ou the appisoatlos of their solicitor, the investigation has been ad journed until next Wedueday. Some strops dissatisfaction is Webbing bl be felt at the manner ie which the pro ves& lap am being eonducted against them. It is stated that while they are tweeted with extreme rigour in Owe —a rigour which, we behove, is not usual with untried pri ecure—they have not yet been informed of the ex act nature of the charge spinet them. Ws trust that these oono. plaints may tare oat to be unfounded or greatly eingee rated. Nothing would teed so much to create in the panne mind • reaction of sympathy on their behalf u the belief that the prosecutions have not been conducted in a amati- Palatal manner. Association arrived this morning, to sadis t at the Dowicuco-rasa, OCT. 9.-The Queen has been discussion in the C.epartment of Economy and to appoint Bernard Gustavus Norton, EN., to Trade, upon several sub j ects dealt with in the L i Tu d isne judge, and William Frederick Haynes Smith, pon the American tariff, cotton culture, papers u Esq., to be Solicitor• General for the Colony of &Bah Guiana. Her Majaty has shoo been pleased to appoint and more es peciall y upon Mr. Idenqueen's paper on Alfred Jobe Duno ombe, Esq., to be Assistant Justice of the '' Free-trade incompatible with the existence of , Gourd Court of the Bahama islands. Her Majesty has duties." The Liverpool soc i ety further been pleased to • jot Henry Wades& Req., eo be Auditor for the ot Vancouver.- Gamete. has, I believe, existed since before the great free cuatoms and excise Crrr Swiss Commesuow.-The Comm..— Tug limo or Boitwv.-King Pepple of Bonny, trade agitation, and has outlived the famous Anti- et a of the o w at he a th met yeetar d ay at the i r who vi sited this country f ew yset"inee. seems to enter ` Corn Law League of the rival city of Manchester ; 'des at Gaildheli ~. Mr- B. Jens', the chairman of th e tale a good opinion of English manners and custom'. Not only has be been more refined and liberal is his dealing but in these days of a Chancellor of tbe Riche- legiali n4 Leuisby. tha rli" L th bo a ST .d... 014 the Lr a Z i e . 1 1 with European traders in Africa sines bin return from Eng- quer who is always about ten years in advance ill eostleues very good, the number of deaths being below the A nd. but he has actually sent over his eldest daughter, Mir ~ gel ~ and takes to keep his usual avenge. Ttw Improvement committee brought up • A. Pimple, to this ountry , for th e pupas of being a da. DM policy, cited. This young lady arrived in Liverpool on Monds_y counsel, the society must fi. fee p they lad been in treaty e with the -d it rather difficult to „ mem el ee receet i e , is the City, with 6w to their Wt, in the steamer Calahu, from Bonny. Though she ii find subjects for their energies. This may account purchase, fee the purpose ot effecting improvewestr, but • rear African in colour, bee features are rather pleasing, sad bear but /light resemblance to the general physique of for their coming so far to listen to Mr. Macqueen's the natives of Bonny and o th er parte of the West Airless p a p er , w ho is, I understand , a Liverpool man. aceepled. A slake by Mr. J. R. &enders, that • spina lb o g n in th e e rral hsa madm iesturts, were alth resso. ott io, th ib. ey y ousiderea had am been the coast. . The Union Steam Shipping Company's Cape The principal business of the Social Science Con- ocelinitteee to Count of Mr members, be appointed to oft ... eider sad repeat relative to improvements now is or Royal Mail steamship Saxon, Captain A. Ricketts, left greet is now over, though there are papers sun th at i paplaksi also marshy at say seeded hi tie jedraent Plymouth on Tuesday morning with the mooth's mad' tor unread. To-morrow the council meet to decide at of snob eosemittee, sad upon the powers of the magus- Anesaaioa, the Caps, sad St. Helena. She takes out also 90 what place the next Congress held, m a i owagg ittee rag use Bt to leaks theme. s wat b e an d tez e t i meide lamas for improvemeets„ end any TWO,- W BBl4llll and a full genital ergo. Her mails omit of 20 sacks letter% 79 seeks papers, and RI seeks bosh& after that the concluding general meeting will be l e g to gam e a m ennewa, hat It was p re areaky a pp e d - a - ce Marsorourair Fuss HearrrAE, Drvoramas- held in the M o aje.han, do eessanesioness stterwards sdpureed. °sum Pews. -- 01111 Eliniuna DAY. -• wags. QTY. - T h e aggregate somber et pstiests nlis r alt The "reception „ whisk I referred to as to be Om 10. _ A a,,,,i m m es daring the week ending Oct. 7 was-Medwal, 926 ; as Parasse. 2 • 1 61 3 = mat' ne on& ne; tog, 1,,ge0 ;at nekkik KM w ere NR elm givii it - blr. Plimigri residence near Sheffield by mere iishels, W. Veal visitors, ;lOC FEARFUL GALE AND LOSS OP LIPS. SHIELDS, TIIIIIDAY, Nom. The sudden break up of the autumn weather on the Peat of Northumberland has been followed by a fearful gale of wind from the S.E., which has brought in as fearful sea as we have experienced far years. During the night the lifeboat men and the life brigade have been upon the ' watah, but though several ship ran for the Tyne during the night and this morning, they all got in in safety until about 20 miontee to 11 this forenoon. At that time the banks at the mouth of the Tyne were crowded with spectators The sea was breaking in a complete whit* wall across the mouth of As harbour, and the cart pi-muted all the features of a raging storm. About the time mentioned a laden brie was observed running for the harbour. She omit in tolerably well until she was half way over the bar when she was struck by two heavy sees, which pooped her and carried away part of her stern, aid disabled her steering apparatus. The vessel was thrown athwart sea, and exposed to its full fury. The master, however, managed to fill the sans thrice., but while doing his best to pick his s hi p u p in her crippled state, and while several steamboats and three lifeboats were making to the assistance of the crew, another terrible sea struck the vessel, setting the sails and all the gear adrift. In a moment she was observed to sink, stern foremost, carrying every soul on board with her to a watery grave. A couple of sea. ' rushed over the bar, and when they had spent themselves not a vestige of the unfortuoate ship or her helpless crew I was to be seen. The lifeboats are still out trying to pick up some of the bedlam. SUNDERLAND. A VESSEL CAPSIZED AND ALL RANDS LOST The gale which raged along the coast yesterday bas proved diantrous at Sunderland. Early in the morning the Gauntlet, a fiahine-smack, which had been at sea all night short-handed, on entering the harbour,ran spinet the potato garth. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon, a ship was seen making for Sunderland, making sig nal of distress. The No. 1 lifeboat went off to her, and found that the vessel bad been abandoned, sad that she was the Favourite, of lowish., which left fleaham, on Saturday, coal laden. A screw n. was st some distence, and it is supposed that the Favourite's crew were picked up by her. The ship's boat was washed ashore, but the crew may have been picked up by the steamer's lifeboat. The Favourite afterwards ran ashore near the South Dock, and soon went to pieces. At i o'clock in the afternoon, a small schooner was seen making for the harbour, and beating heavily, every ass , threatening to engulf her. As abe neared the bar it was seen that she was too far to the south, and gigot& venoms& from the lighthouse to keep her away to the north. The pin. were by this time crowded by thousands of penoss, and the greatest excitement was manifested in the fate of the vessel Gallantly she struggled on until those on board saw they could not makethe harbour, and the schooner's head we. put to the north instead of attempting to run her on to the beach. By the time she had got amongst the broken water clan to the Stone bead, when a tremendous sea struck her on the broadside, and she quivered with the shock, another sea stronger than the last, swept her decks, and a third quickly following, caught her broadside, turned her right over, and caused cry of tenor from the spectators ; the *cheeps/ instantly 114111 A from sight. lt is supposed that the second sea had carried away the greater part of the crew though before she sank a man was seen at the helm. The name of the vessel is unknown, and it la not known whether she was laden or not. The lifeboat was got down to the water's edge, after a great deal of difficulty, but ahe was sot launched, as it ins not possible far • sail to have kept The name of schooner afloat before lifeboat couldts unk was k the F i n t ierick the Seventh, formerly yacht to the Prince of Denmark ; par chased six weeks ego by Mr. Scott, of &ahem. She was • from Hontleur to Sadism Light, commanded by Captain - Juvay, and had on board one anima and • boy. No other Petunia have occurred. Crate a sou nnewesirr.) 131111FFULLD, WOOLY. The interest in the sections begins to flag, and this wet day has not enlivened the somewhat heavy subjects of the papers and discus sions in the departments. The general ad dress foe the day was .in the hands of Mr. Edwin Chadwick, who presides over the board of tradeof the Social Science A MSlOC iation, and discussed the variousbranchesof tradeeeonotny ateousiderable length, but not without his usual ability. The address, if not to be called exhaustive, Witched upon the many important points connected with commerce, such as land and sea conveyance, with their risks of loss, and insurance against it. I observe that Mr. Chadwick assumes to have given Mr. Gladstone the hint for his great railway com mission. He says the address given by, him in London " served to promote the appointment of a royal commission." The assumption is a mild one, and the share in the service of the public claimed is modest. I think few were prepared to hear upon statistical evidence, however, that the death rate of our mercantile marine is very high, and that Dr. Johnson's description of a ship "as a prison, with the chamois of being drowned," is still so true. The death rate in the merchant ships is three times that of the royal navy, says Mr. Chadwick, though that is not as low as it might be. He asks very justly why the death-rate of a ship should not be as low as that of a well -managed prison, whereas it is twice as high. The legisla tion of Frenoehe thinks "in advance of ours in con centratisg responsibility," and that amount which has been put upon the shoulders of the railway direc tors and all employers of machinery by Lord Camp bell's Act, Mr. Chadwick thinks only a limited application of the principle. He would extend it to captains and owners of ships. With regard to the destruction of insured property in warehouses by tire, Mr. Chadwick stated that " the unguarded extension of insurance really involves the extension of danger and the extension of incendiariems." He suggested as a remedy the discouragement of full insurances, or such restrictions as will prevent the entire exoneration of the insured from due care ; all fires and ship losses he would, as I understood, place under judicial examination, and where incen. diadem or wilful loss of a ship was suspected, a public prosecutor should p roceed against the defaulter at the public expense. But I leave Mr. Chadwick's views to be studied more fully and fairly from the report of his address. Mr. Norvise, a surgeon, contributed a paper on in fanticide, while Dr. Lankester confirmedall thatthst gentleman stated as to the prevalence of this moist cruel and degrading crime. As coroner of a large metropolitan district, containing a population of a million, he held nearly two inquests a week on infant children found in various places, and in his opinion there were as many more never found. The remedy for this most serious social evil which Dr. Lankester suggested is, that no burial of any kind, whether by clergyma n or sexton, shall be permitted without certificate and registration, and that a surgeon shall examine every body found, to enable him to certify as to the cause of death. It appears that, according to the existing law, a clergyman must not refuse to bury without certificate, although he is compelled to give notice to the registrar that he had per formed auch a burial. It is quite possible, as was indeed suggested by Lord Stanley at the late meeting of the British Association, that this matter of infanticide is being a little overstated, just as the garotting was when two or three real cases oecurred ; but I think if all the coroners through out the kingdom were to send in the number of their inquests on these unknown innocents so bar barously destroyed, we should find it impossible to doubt or deny the existence of direct infanticide as a common practice in this enlightened country of ours. The section of Education was closed to-day, after a short discussion before Mr. Chambers upon Mr. Hodgson's paper "On Classical Education." Miss Mackenzie and Miss Irby contributed a paper "On Education among the Slavonic Christians of Turkey in Europe," founded upontheir own personal (beer_ vationa when travelling amonpt the people. I cannot say that the subject possesses much interest for us, who have so much to look to at home the ladies, however, are interesting as lady travellers. And this reminds me that other ladies who attend these meetings should not be unnoticed, a s instances especially of at leaat one remarkable feature, which is showing itself in rather a promi nent manner in our modern social system, I mean the effort of women to educate themselves like men. In the intricate subject of municipal law, there is Miss Sheddon, a young lady who proved herself quite able to defend her arguments against Mr. Hastings and other regular barristers. Miss isa Craig performs the duties of one of the secretaries of the society, and seems to have as much as any one to do with the business of the meeting. Misses Mary Carpenter, Dorothea Beale, and Mary Wolstenholme read and contribute papers about edu cation, but the best example of all is that of Miss Gsrret, who, though not yet a full blown M.D., like Anna Blackwell, bids fair to be, as she has takeu.the diploma of the Apothecaries' Society ; and we must take this as a proof that sheds as well qualified in the science of the healing , and pos sibly better than many of those young scapegraces of the great medical schools. The deputation of the Liverpool Financial Reform