The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-08 00:00:00

,lac to Mellen, in Lebanon, the old palace of the f A iimus Pamir Bechir, who gowned the Lebanon 9 ,, .vll, and who was foolishly and so wrongfully e xpelled by us in 1840 because he would not be a traitor to the Egyptian rule. The Mountain has ,ever known a single year's peace ever since that pe riod. Btedeen is within a mile of Deir-el-Karaar, latch tame the French authorities will endeavour t.. have rebuilt, and its population of 8,000 Chrill• N th , moored to their homes. This is the aim of thair expedition ; and if they suc cee d i n thi s a l one, their solvent in Elyria will have been of the greatest pc...dile blessing to the country. As it a., they have restored a degree of con fidence in Beyrout which never could have been acquired is the country had they not come. It a• quite surprising how much trade has revived le re within the last few weeks. Even from Damascus F.e.:lish and other merchants in Beyrout have re- Leived reuiittances, and the gouda of Manchester are in active demand fur that city. lam most de cidedly of opinion that we owe all the change for 1...0t to the intervention of the French. s A government order was published by Fuad ?ache two days ago, confiscating all the lands and properties of such Druae sheiks as have not obeyed t h e summons to come in to Beyrout. All their lauds are to be sold, and with the proceeds the go vemment proposes to build up the Christian villages which have been burnt down during the recent out breaks. This is a measure of justice which must meet with all approval, although I imagine that the stns realised by the sale of the one will fall far short of what will be required to restore the other. Fuad Pecha left this on the 22nd for Sidon, about 2,000 Turkish troops under Kmety accom panying him. The object of this move is partly to indict punishment upon some of the Drums in Southern Lebanon, and partly to hem in those who kaglit want to escap e from the French force. At Melon itself very strung measures are required, for pluielering and murders, both by Moslem and Drusei, have goo* on unpunished with the greatest napunity until quite lately. The trial of Koorehid Pasch& is still going ou here, but with closed doors, • kids for the ends of ji ins , and the satisfaction of Europe, is a very gnat mistaka THE UNITED STATER. LIVERPOOL. flewnsr Moawmc. The Royal Mail steamship Asi Captain Lott, almh saiW tress New Yorl on the 26th Sept , arrived in the Mowery tine morning at 6 o'clock, bringing 130 passengers and 210,e21 doles in specie. The A.in called at Queenstown pmterilay (.Satur day) morning to land mails and despatches., mil a Ahert summary of bar news was telegraphed from thence. Th.• stcanothip Adriatic, from Southampton, r{141:11Cal New York uo the 24th, sad the vtmunithip Auglo-Sazon, from Liverpool, arrived at Quebec on the 2hth ult. The Nne York lirrrsid nays:—" It is reported, on authority, that the Governor-General of Cuba, owing to the large increase of our squadron ill the Gulf, has been iu,tuce.l to debt/ _any action vans& Mexico and to scud home t o Madrid fur iu xtructiona. No doubt the formidable naval array in these waters will prevent any precipitate action by Spain:: 'Vie Nese Orleans Pit-nylons understands that letters of the highest authority have been received in New Orleans from Havannah, which leave no room to doubt that something serious is pending between Spain and Mexico. They a ssert positively that an expedition of not l ess than 20,000 men is xctually being fitted out at Havannah fur Vera Crux The Neapolitan Minister has taken leave of the United States Government, his diplomatic functions having been terminated by the recent revolutionary t-Tents in has own country. Reliable information had been received, showing that no difficulty existed in the consummation of the cession of the Hay Islands to the republic of Honduras, but the transfer has been delayed by the filibustering attempts of General Walker. The announcement that General Walker had been abet was premature. Advicon from Truxillo to the 13th ult., state that Gener a l W a lk er an d Colonel Hustler were in prison, awl were to be shot on die 14th. Advices from Ban Francisco were to the 12th ult. The mail steamer had left for Panama with 1,000,000 dole. in gold. Business was somewhat better, an active trade having sprung up with the interior. Mining news from the whole Pacific region wee of a mast encouraging character. The coroner's jury in the Lely Elgin disaster had returned their verdict. The majority of them cen sured the Lady Elgin for having on board too many passengers, but laid the principal blame of the disaster upon the schooner Augusta, declaring the second mate of that vessel incompetent. The Prince of Wales visited one of the immense gram elevators at Chicago on the morning the 22uil, so l then drove through the city. He afterwards drove to the Hydraulic works, and took a special train at Brighton for Dwight@ station, where he wutdd remain until the 26th ult. THS PRISONS OP NAPLES. LEITER OP LORD LLAROVIR. Lord Llanover has just sent home a etescriptiou of a visit poid by hilts to the prisms of Naples. " Win 7 spines of suffering that the t?gennity of granny could Arnie,' wrAes his lordahip, 'seemed to have Lem sided is the prissier. There is one cell so low as sot to admit of an uplight posture. In this cell wail ormined • priest valued :taro. He was • cocain to Agesiao =Ann, aad, being Lis cousin, sod for no other reason that I could hum, he er r suspected of being implimiled in a conspiracy with his cousin. I was told that a sort of wall was built in one comer of the cell, out of which incicsure the primer could sot stir, and at different prelude vases containing the lathiest nutter were emptied epos Lim.' At the Prefetturs we pared outer an arch into a sort of vestibule, on awls side of which there a;pearal to be plane for the use of snlshers and idhors, with little light, and without doors eir say Torrent .1 air, or apparently any drain, for ih• filth was mania; ovcr the pavement and the stench dreadfmL 14.rucol they. horrible ',Loa% which we passed on our right sad I..ft thew appeared in the walla door which thee/doer unlocked we were then shown into • room shoat 3 ' feet "pun, without any light or sir, sad which the st enc h was so bad that not an of Os puny could remain in the rums fur enai, um nun qtr. 11.04 yet this room L a d b ona classed l est asd is set wit .11 INC Willa mum lees been its emiditke when UM itilaallf• Mkt tlerd by the lass King were in fel operatics Bat m tLI. Tartu wore placed persons of all degrees, emir posed of political or othe r off eacea They ware left then a without any trial or nay inquiry, sad 11/11 Win la formed by ow 44 the tame that butanes' lad bees knows or er.fts an incarcerated who, whim takes eat at the ex priti.o of eight or tea days. bed beau partially devoured tv the rata, which swarm is this - eheausa-beare I li rata, hew say bums belay stet liars existed in such a plem for wen a single day, with. .out light Pe air, with the 11th of the priest", as is Sem vierosul ky that Mich flowed mist the doorway free the to which I have alluded I have already Meted that ax ear of war party 'add remela is this cell far a Wants, tit ow were amend that whes us visaed the phase the was.eushi ag so what it wee when in um Sank toll .Ist. of the 'ink up' of the Prefettara.* In the Pnvel of dusts Maria Apparent.• wiea the cell of Pearie— be, like that is whirls he was visited by Mr. Meadow Wiese, provided with as unglued wisdom, but so (teed That.. no air eo d.l I o • Inotted," sad the light could vale enter through ' f. , nr nosed holes of about an tech to • dissefor." Al Nt. Liu,. Lord I.lasover was shows " a soil . 4 tr , ll. in who L • mina could only yen stead without monis from right to left, sad which tee were told waa rtatract i al hv ri g ht of the km..." A.. t subesqeset mat to l Ass verrl k , except the fart at the •headers then Trer swarming with ver tu". &ail • eoble► trait in the character el Norio, who ibil foe hie fellow priensenk• wed, shoe it was per. to portlier. extra foal kayoed the wretched prams 61. ..wwwe. "shared with thine all he had." The recall of 71, oito .4. .4 Janes If. was sot more dreaded thee tiw reap of Pr.uvrie to Naples. " Main diflieulties." solo ' 44 1 - 60 -wvv. "eareeniad the state oil attain hen ; het " "11. m e at the pßiejole are unanimous, and that is the tweed hope awl thet the of the reign prams dyealay lovegit le • elan.' FteteAL Or TIE LATE RR.. A. D.D. ‘ .1.1 . I Th e np.ri.4l remmos of thee Me Rev. Dr. I ti4.er Wel, fwgron•ed ShiGs 4•• Abemiy-park Cemetery. foe ieterment The tomeal Tee tamed . 144 m. Met woo very muserosaly Winded • eleroeteE 1 •.." , Ivmeniasla o • mere preemet, mad • leirri 114 _ nmrreamias of the Teeleirmacle, Cilty•mad, elf which ho •. he rave..e essay years. I'ETTTAL PALACIL-- HALF -•- CROWS D AT .— •?, abet, fem. no payees's'. 1:436: thITE ...am lichee., 4,563 Totalsootree. 4.898.T , 0al an me. Le ve• k racism laterite', V7,73a. Total visitors ' slesin; (4 elm Palace, 101• - leme, 1854, 9,309,640. , TH LAW INTELLIGENOR. - OEM DAY.) 00IIRT OF R&M KRUPTCY. (Before the 8111130, Coeurdinioar.) ___ __ • IS CIZMALL DI100031? CuIEPAUR immen, or PITMOS. Mkt wee the day head per hewn/ the patine pemested by Mr. 8. T. Ifertys. at Doviste-bill, etiolated shoe warehousemen led cm dimmed wedeln far 9001, Preying that this night be wound up. There were the usual te 11e petition Mr. Lases, isekestsd by Mr. Taker, append for the petitioner; nod Mr. Lawmen fee the academy. Mr. Lean asked for anther day I to be mean for heeded the petition, on the wend that the Leaden deeds had refused to neon the advertimenset if the peados without the signature of the registrar d the end. Is eresegnees of that °hyaena', they were unable to advertise it in the Gazette for menu La cleariikr kei Mr. Lawrence and he must oppose th e Jou, eel en the the peens be dismissed, lied with sesta de rid that if a peed= al this description ins allowed to hang ever the beed of a puble emenpany day Ilitif day it ens ealeulated to inflict serious fanny am it. At the en eta petition like this the ipmrtiee were entitled stestber to tavoer our consideration. Fa no ene n utmeg had they seenlied with the requirement d the medi tate, which they sertainly would have done bed it been a been We pinkie. The sedan nadir whisk the proend !ap wen instituted was sat a sew Mange, but bed hem is operatics far several yens pin wee randy sa attempt to keep the petition bass* over the heed of the company for individual purposes ; the petition had been sneered at the 90th d Eleptember hes sad yet wane bed sot been given to the company until deer two o'clock cm enterday last, which ern sot a ledd satin as required by the eaten. The court weld deers fuse he in aestuang that the wee sot a ben fide r. Less spin repeated his application for an adjourn saes% is corder that the petition should be properly ad. The Ossarnarsio net sake] what power he had of granting the applicsor Mr. Lasso replied it was well known the court bad power to adjourn Ms own 'revering,. lir. Lynne, rid it would not do so in a sue in which the parties was sot ready in any stage of the proceedings. Then bed net been any proper notice here, and in ettempta of thin kind the portion were sot entitled to the Wet taw eideeneitet Yr. LYON w itanald that at a peeper the soar pea, had agreed spas the amosat of the debt Veigaeol as erreeseet for the settlement of it. Mr. lawreace— We say you have no debt at all. We deny the existence of say debt, and Mr. Kemp, the managing &renew, istore. Mr. Lune-1 hold in my hand the memorandum of agreement. Mr. Kemp said it was given by a pawn who had no authority to do so. The Vommissiocier —Well, I have no river ; but it ia inch an Important case, that you can go to a higher court if ...a Hie. The petition was then disease& but without courts. It was incidentally mentioned that if the voluntary wind up is allowed to proceed there will be a eensider able unpins alter payment of all the debts of the mew Pal3Y• DRAOr. This ti an eraminatiou meeting in the ems of Norge Allebose Drags, aloe meaufactiver. of Olney, %elm This weal the second bankruptcy. Ills seesents ars isejund by Yeasts. Hart Brothers. sal stead from June, 1830, to August last, showleg—Den to creditors, 1, _3641. le s. 9d. ; property as eommenee sent, 117/. ; habditisa,P,237l. 2s. 9d. —Told MOIL Me. ad., which is thee erweeutted for : By debtors, 1x lea ld. ditto, doubtful, 114 J. 19s 7d. ; property, 151 f. 7s. N. ; en cer.,xl articles, 20/. . • lore co trading, 4161. 7d. • ea pen, MO/. lila U.; bouts and pereosel. 1104 Ti. ; Lome% 155 L 14. 3d. ; Nobilities pm contra, 1,1371. k. N. ; totei. 3,0061. 12s. Id. Yr. *imbed ithetheans, for the assigner, said the aceounte had only beim Sad this morning, and as adjourn ment was necessary. ge should have to investigate into the eireozossaac• d there being no profit, bus on the contrary • loos on the trading. The bankrupt said he was sure that no one in the boot and ghee Indio had made say profit on their business fur the Nest twelve reenths. Yr. Ibebeem—Thaf b very extmardisery Matemeot. The essisbetime wee ailjoresed lo November & THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. mavens A MAt LT. Williams Kegs, • emeetiger or tho employ of the Board of Works, wee charged with savagely assau lting his wife and three polioeroonstables. Walter Ferman., 133 P, stated that at about half.peet 10 O'clock on Saturday night he was no duty in Drury-lama when some women came to him and said that a man was murdering his wife in Marquis -court. He went there and found the prisoner in the house where he lodged beating his wife, who sank er.hausted under his blows, and fell sense less to the ground. Some of the neighbour. lifted her up, sad recovered her, when the prisoner again •truck her and knocked her down, threatening with terrible (moths to "anash her brains not before the nitht was over." The w oman was bleeding profusely from n wound in the f ace . Wit ness Interfered to protect the woman from further violence, and the prisoner attacked him with still greater fury, striking him repeatedly about the bead and face, kicking him, and when they fell to the ground her, rolling over him. He also snatched up a large green bottle whi c h 4y is the peerage, and struck at huh with ft. Witness e mi t ( ' doubtless hare been overcome by the prisoner had not some other constables come to his aid. Norman, 175 P, came to the assistance of last witneos, and took the bottle from the pr.soner, who kicked and streak him with great violence. He was still suffering great pain from the effect of Move on the chest and abdomen, and Wu unable to keep any food on his stomach. He feared it wosli be some time beforo he could resume his duties. Marsh, I?, was also assaulted by the prisoner. It was only by the united exertions of eight constables that Moo premier was ultimately removed to the station. The prisoner's wife, who attended with great reluctance, expressed a wish to withdraw the charge of assault upon her. He had never dose so before. Mr. Henry—Now, be careful. The wife—Well, he has beaten me, bet not so bad ss this. OSie of the neiebbours cane forward and stated that pri. loner and his wife were both drank, ant that she was to bt.n.e in the tint instance. She was provokingium toquarrel, and he west sway for peace sake, but when be returned she was at him Main. He had not beaten her severely. e's Hr. Henry—Did you see him knock her down in the oon stahlresence? Witnees—N p o, Sir. Mr. Hesry—Then, You see,you do Dot know all the facts. The poisoner said he eeratinly was very violent when drank bet be didn't behave that he bad intended to strike the earleble with the bottle. He only wanted to pet it eel of the way. The eceetatilee bad used him very roughly. Mr. Mary said V it bad not been for the police, the primense would probably have killed his wife, ea be threatened. They red be preteeted when interf=e , reread ntenier. fle meet be inipnsoned three ene inn& far etch emelt oars FiXMCIi OF a MIDICAL evagerr. Wafter Davis, aged twenty, • respectably attired per us, with • eight bared and moustache, described on this sharp sheet se • medical 'indult, refusing his address, wee ebarged before XL Cowie with being drunk soil extinguish ing two Iliad !Nap is Herriaonwtort. Abseil two eelea this morrag the prisneer, who wee the won fur Uglier, ens sees by pthoe•constable 3111, to mu asl lass el the limps is the above street. Who, he vow ageism M ghost it be rid it was • very good joke esti Old aga Ind OM it for a lark. Tb. oilers of time kris It WY tibia mos that Limy gave atoeuragemeat to thieves, sod ems the mem d araiiimits occurrog. The pdasese .&d he was curry, and if clisehasesd be wood set meet wises Mr. Osiris mid inch siesloct wee a disgrace to • perm like the delsedmet. The &ferret would n ow havezriz • Sue of lib., sr is Muth 14 days' impriseemenk ever he was brought Wore his ha would be very wanly The to wee paid. Erricaarrs ThuFr or CILASOOW. —Oll Thursday evenieg • mamma frogs New Orleans was robbed in Weal G i or s ...dieet, Glasgow, of a_pocketbook couteining • chasms for MI., • bill for 400/., • promissory Dot. far 2.3(k) dollars, • bill of exchange for SAM dollars, •bbl goo 113 dollars, a bill for fel. or 70f., and nine U. bank notee. The theft was rocuroitted by • woman who accosted this gentlemea is the street. As meal in such mum, the hooky was handed to an &complies. The cheques and bale, how ever. will be of no use to the thieves. Potwar's° re Srvern.s_ —A case of poisoning, under somewhat remarkable circumstances, is at = undergoing inrestnpuon by the cornier for West Mr. Num, a farmer of Genevieve, has in his anreise two persons named Hawkins and Curtis. the former in the capacity of farm bailiff, sod the other • labourer. It would appear from the evidence that Hawkins had gone, b permission, to • flosr.lag in Curtis's bars, for the purpose of borrowing acme four. On Ike following day, a pudding lariat been Numbs by Ciart;s's wife of Soar from the awe beg, ef there who partook of ft were taken 01, and one poet by died soon after. Amok was discovered by t h e stirzeon to be the mum of death, and the difficulty to to solved is how the poison came to be mixed with the Boor. Juit-irg from what has transpired, it &posses as if it deliiwrately and with a intuelerous design. In the meantime an adjournment has takm place, to steed an opportunity of bringing forward farther ovidasie. 11111411 ea Mei this dir MiWI week tres Id ose lad weak J tatram 1/4 e prowl. Mb der 2/11* Town lad friday infra far *ewe* man iii 94.703 Ma 9L 9t91. ASO 40,621 Ills Off, SOL IL Lail 86,046 8146 'Mari. Ma IL gar -aa. Olin 11, assaa. gamy 1,11114 area aarlval bag week assapelral !Ma arks tees K. Paluldwrit. 74 tram Arleolia. Mom *am Pairlag- Total. use eik. ICITROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of bouts is much smaller than on Monday last sad occempassay Mae is more cheerful Chosmet deswiptions Mier dem Ir. The sict us e: ah e m is also moan, and prier ea tie mumps me name am mum dearer. Our fm. ouppkr 4444144 of 600 hessee, 0,660 sheep, mei 110 Wm. ler Aar aMa 4. d.7rrAar et Oa 4. d. s. 4. I Boob. lard& 4 I I I 10411144*114014•1 der hens 46t10 Ad 1aww441,... t 0 6 4 44404,1 pa/ boas t 4 4 0 Da 6a. Mfrs . Cabo 6 1$ 6 Dor • siesele4ll. t 4 6 Pip 1144411s011114breis 6 6 1a5614 4,141: n, riw nit awl Lola. 11/0: Oaam, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) lime& Petieedem sad Saila report a steady deemed fir sew 1e et prime vary* from 101. be IR per mi. emilm. mid eid Mips we also io good require et miry ins isms. Dirty, MAW& COAL MA WM.—MIN DAY. ) Wall' Rod Hatton, 20e. ; Walls Est lambics, Ins.; Wens Bad Haswell, 30e. • Walls Rad Hartle po ol, MIL ; Walls Lod andeikk Hotice, 1 1 / 4 . 9d 11111 . ; Walls Risks Oeswia, 1 6d. Wans End Hellos, lk let ; Wane Nod Z ; Zhu Mak lle. ; Walla End Dila hos Thera*, 17e. ; Dynes, ; Woodhouse eke% 17u; Perishes, ITa ; Walls hid Hadley, 18s. 3d. ; Robison, lea 3d. ; Toadish Your Ides, 13s. 6d. ; Wyhus. 16. 3d. ; West Marshy, Ha. ; Huddle's lhai 16e. ; Demises's Berney, 16s. Id. ; Howard's Harthy, 161. 3d. —66 ships at sparked. THE RECIPE AND RAO FRANCISCO PERNAM BUCO RAILWAY COMPANY-(THIS DAY) The tenth half-yearly meeting of shareholders was held this day at the Londe& Tanana, Mr. DICKSON is the chair. to — The meeting tut yea merely pro fowl, end Ina adjourned the 22ael ins FACAPI 01 Timm PIuSONIYILS MOW HMI. GAOL. —The escape of three prisoners from Bull Gaol is recorded. With an old kale sharpened into the shape of a saw, the psi gown sniesged to steeps through the trot liars which bound *r prime wladew, and then, by th e assistanoe of long ropes teeth oat of " manilla,* which it was their duty to prepare, they climbed over a wall 27 feet high. The manilla was stolen day after day, as the prisoners found opportunity, and the whole affair appears to have be the labour of weeks. With one of the men the labour Ye bees ineffeetnel, for be was captured the day on which he made his amps, and to the Wilts-plats) of the others ' Ye pollee aro mkt to bays a clue, MONDAY EVR ta? IMMIX NEWELS/MKT XIBEIT/N0.—(111I8 DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES 01 50 SOME • Stockade beat Lady FaMensr.. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 80 , 18. Bosnia • 3 ran. £2O HANDICAP PLATE. Tian Lepellus ENTRY FOR £5O HANDICAP PLATE. Cm. C. Master Bagot, sirs, lert Zb ; Preeenov, 4 yrs, Set lib; Gladiolas, 4 ym, Bst ; Oddities, 4 yrs,Jnn, 4 yrs, Bst 41b ; Faultless, 3 yrs, Bat llb ; Clalre la g g rs, well,Orland', 4 yrs,Bevis, 4 yrs, 7it, 101 b ; 3 yrs, 7rt 61b ; Pitman, 3 yrs, 7st ; Courier, 5 yrs, 7st 21b ; Sailor, 3 yrs, 7rt llb ; Parmeman, 3 re, Sat 131 b ; Don Coma, 4 pi, 6st 10110 ; Velma, aged, Est 91b ; Feederonsa, 3 yrs, Est ; Neoptelernes, 3 Lls, Est 31b ; Felonies, 4 yrs, 655 21b ; Luelmme, 3 yis, Set 7lb• All are bars. ENTRY FOR TWO.YR.OLD PLATE. Naha** Berkeque e, Haar, Irma, Mal* Hamblin, Salm Babette I, Croseartiech, Tontyris, Omsk., Eksaadrass. Chaim, lady Louisa Flutist SWEEPSTAKES OP 200 SOVS. Let half of AD. IL Postage, Sweet Hawthorn, and PardoMes ses hers. ... i ... 1 7:: 7 rm. WILLING HANDICAP. T.Y.O Naas Sahib, 3 yrs, 8d 71b; Yodeks, 3 yrs, Sit 41b; Mirk 3 yrs, 7 S it 41b ; Wildgrays, 4 ,a, Sit Nb ; May flower, 3 yrs, it 91b. Clowtsvniva EitrAim--Conscript sad Socket saatabed. .IAIIIO BMW°. anamornvii STALE& 1111 MA I! apt GAM IP' (t) 30 Is 1 3 !* 1 =or WARS LISTS.-THIS DAY. -:-...- Two o'Orwew. The rise in British railway stocks continues. The market to-day is very buoyant, and the advance in piNgL general. It amounts in most instances to between and 1 per cent. Lancashire and Yorkshire, Midland and North Rastas stocks are in special favour. London and Nceth Western stock is now quoted 14 30 t0 t ea Go bi s m at Weston', 76 to ; Midland, 1 to • lan , engirt) and Yorksliire, 119/ to ; Ink 831 to 84, showing a rise of only 1 ; &Awn Counties, 521 t o 1; G re at Northam, 1114, to 116 ; and Caledonian, 92 to 921. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at Ito dia. ; Grand Trim* of Canada. Railway shares are firm. Great Western of Canada continue in demand, add are still rising. OADDIADY BRAZED AND STOOD. summit t .. 01 p.a. OM =D _ ft§ Si ... •-• all iii r 7' 461 5 I H 8 lef 15 06 01 me ... as M 104 1 14 6 IA - ::”;,4 - -.... - _ - mi .m. -. I kee — Iti si-ok i ITs!OaTrae!;!;(i freely) 1 - 1 -L 1 - 1 - 1 - 3 - 1 - 1 - 1 - Oomforterly ) Heiress ) Anoint Briton (t) Niniseffitle (t) Ben Webster (t) Bawls (an) Most 04.1,000 to 15) ritif.,WeL mat llbt.,lfira.,llaliatua 361.0 4.484"5te I- -4 • 4111244 . -- .... I Ellli pit r4n J anAA Bo db. anal p.d Be_O Le pad So IJac .or.ql . INOCC,P7oit - irtiroi.ii I Seses Alia =ma I Mem Dee olook•l Do. Noe O ad Wee Deo I mg I Teen Aim I et Zees leZtr n tiosead re. • Beek >w *Nook ;ft. swita pa) )0 Do.ftst i tt = emilk. Lansmilisse Lag=ll.ocost ) Dar* Co ' a Do. kiratim I Do. W ~._ too — De. - 71rWs. Ot. western Mid lout (Cray Use,- Newport, Aber., kilwe. Newry& Arrnagh.6eL- Newry,Werrsep.tiek Norfolk Northern Counties Dn North &Minh North MT= IML • D Dn. A N. llastats—lerwfdi G.N.N. Da. Ueda Do Nods laMPl =las 00 Do, iot all i 2ilag In Noekasmoridue."- ip; ,, r , !imams* ... Ms. *becalm 10Owed ~D..a. 1)900 &dans Peen Vika & Y. & aver Den alogsba&Wo= litocktoo Ditto glad Tad Vale 1716 w De. Di Vale et Maki Thirds St& & . Was{ Gunman WWI Iledlaod —Oxford Ditto N= Ditio COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARI-LANK w i re DAT.) Then has at last been us entire week of fine weather— i= winds and no rain, with sunshine. To-day the wind the westward. Tlr supply of the past week was short of wheat and deur herae-grewn, also barley, beans, and peas ; of malt sad ate, especially per rai4 the supply was fair. No Scott& or Irish este, but • few parcels of Scotch bwley reported The foreigu anivals for the week were liberal of wheat from Russia ! Prussia, Black Sea, and Americs. Baziey agai very limited from Black Sea, Denmark, end Prus n sia, and • few parcels Hamburg. Oats a good supply, the greater =of them being Bunteis linclusave IVZ5rs. Archangel), with several cargoes of Swedish, .... sad Danish. Of dour there were several barrel. or ported from America ; sacks from Spain, Mediterranean, and Rim* a large quantity of beans from the Mediter reams. The wheat Ws& to-day rule dull. The weather continuing Ins, last Monday's proms are sesialmiasd for the Inset descriptions of Ladish ; Werke of which there is a good quantity et inasket, sells at irregalar prima. Foreign at last Monday's quotations, but trade not very brisk. Beasley rather brisk, at very full price. Oats a fen business doing, and very firm, at Monday's rates. flour —tnide is not at all lively ; foreign at last quotations, bee Norfolk, as ship, at Is, less mossy, say 445. Beam and peas la. dearer to-day. FLOAI7SO CADOOND. —Mon now remain but about twelve es asks, principally where* which an steadily going off at /ate fan rates. WIUIAT. —English : beet and Kent, white, 48e. to 635. ; ditto, Lae, 645. to 68a ; ditto red, 465. to 575.; ditto, than, 525. to 63a. ; Norfolk, ha., he, old, 628. to 69a per_qp. ; Foreign , Dante* 655. to Oa. • lee, Cs. to 725. Konigsberg, 635. to 68a.; ditto, elsril, —a; BeActek, 63e. to 66e. ; Americus white, bk. to Ma ; dills red, 59a. to 62a Beater.-Eagliah malting, 375. to 41a.; grinding, 30a. to 33a.; dbelilling 34a. to 360. per or. ; foreign grinding, 30s. to 315.; too dietilling, 33a. to 345. KVA. -Eaglbill, lama aad Norfolk. 6k. to 61a. ; haws 66a. to 6.9 a. ; Kingston and town m0de,504. to 61..; to 765.; brown, 53a. to 575. oArn-Inglish feed, 26a. Od. to 39t 04.; potato, 26.. Od. to En. GL ; f ght. Od. to 30a. Od. Kamm -Kee.. Ma k, 41a. to 44a ; harrow, 40e. to 49a. ; pigeon,foreign. 375. to 455. rwk-Zaglish boilers, 40s. to Ka; mapki, 43e. to 440.; pe iov. z 4oa.. to 42/.; foreign, 34a. to 40a. -Eighth town, Wm to We.; otiokial• _ 4 21. to Me. ; konsoholda, 45.. to Mc; Norfolk and tkaolk, 42t. to 44a; French, 41.. to 30a per lack ; Aimaime, to 33a.; donnish. 41s. to 411 s. AILYIVALB INTO OCT. & Comtirlse. Wheat. Marley. MAIL Oats. Ism Pew raw. 'l/1 Scotc huh ...: ea Yoreigit 3196 4117! 1770 ni a all LC. Radl 1893 red WM 111111 I M .. 894 Ot. N. Rail 40 ... . 1155 . S. Ha 1.61 I .... m iii .. Ltpurta :-40 oda. door. MINCING-IMPS-(THIS DAY.) The following public sales are advertised far to-morrow. Sugar 900 hbds. of We Inas, 6,000 bugs liimarltius, 3,000 bags East fed *. Coffee : India and plantation Ceylon. Indigo : The quarterly salsa. The traneactions la the private contract market since Friday have been few and unimportant. Scosit remains steady. Correa—The market has been 9ulat. TVA. —This article remains inactive. Era has a firm appearance. Rica in very limited demand. TALLOW mARKar.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm at thefollowing prior Town tallow, 53e. net eaah ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 54e. 3d.; all the year, 54a; Jan. to lfarah 56s ; Iliareb 56e. 3d PARTICI:IL/Mil Or TALLOW. it eV la 1 1l Se 7 96 NI lllf ft} • Ile Ti 8 16 17 .0 21 1 38 40 37 19 - - $1 U- - SO SOI 110 111 1 1 1 11 10 111 161 100 110 111 113 111 13 OS 10 1111 ng es ffr lii lii 53 14 100 f 101* 94 96 101 471 Ye 2 II is Le 108 I* -so ill: 71. 7, , 4 . 7 ... .i " ~. ~. MT tg x •44 N N • U • f • 64 8 4 84 N T• 6i • I m 4 14 /1/71111X/1011 SMARM. Widmann, 4,10 I Cornwall, 6 per oast I Dan.rertke Jon lost Amelia, A. p. Do. D. DP d o t. Do. B. Com. lc. Spat. Mo.l tdo. No.! Nur I p. A Cider* take, 6 p. Ida• Mono" 6 p. I. St. ■t. 10S HI @riot ifigilitatT. Do.atulatat tap.otpst. Do. K par oast. Do.tp.c.rocl.at plc ORD". 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Mira al boll* and Mr 11 000 1, 1:0 * a snia 000 100 40,000 1i Ora of final 25,000 no ad Looks st : 00 0 0 re likag at een e rsi.Char* 24 111 Lan th. Bask at AimilnL ilk 60 Wig= wit * 10 JahiV 111326,itic.,ii•—• SO IlV ni ng neier ,0110 120 nal 10. 100 Nev. at Dated UAW St Da lkor 1114 IN Dint 1161011 0 aw Sala Wales **o ot'mak Wows ▪No I* Ottaasan 00,000 100 Provincial of Penland 10 Do. New WOO SS Manch AdarlaiS ^OOO 10 Union of Aniaralin 10.01 60 Union of Undo* 0.020 100 Unity lintaal 1* e 1 2 27 . 29. I 66 11 We gi 73 76 a SOO ato ink MI Tt 1 1 2 2 Si 16 16 zd 13 27 23 26 t ea r s 2. 0 ... - U di 9 11 A :1 1 f tlls per 1 li le Pin Xll 10 11 ad 2 iWs Ipm In 1 ; i lei Zn an an a a li 17 -.-..--- -- z TS le lee 114 AO Si le le dls 111 IN id' ST de ST al li la 161 Si la ii lab 10 li - _ Ili _ad _ld s - PRIUNTATION ON AN ANNUITY TO ABRAHAM CANA.—When mob was being oubscribed for Sayers after his tight with the " Baofeia Boy," some one suggested that something ought to be done for Abraham• Cann, for aut "champion" wrestler of Faghal Thereupon the friends of the old roan, who it now nearly 70 veers of age, bestirred themselves, and on Wednesday hat Nan was entertained at a dinner at the Bull Inn, Exeter, and afterwards pro mooted with a life annuity of 211. _ No. I I 11000. I 4 101,11110 10 Anima= 76,000 1 lkm Aooord, WAWA 10,000 26 lbres-Imp. anatdi.pm ) MTh 10 Do. St. John &Cloy 10, 6 Do. Lone 0; Xis. 03. 10, 1 010.0ou. NU. 00. Jail 11 00 Cotes Copper 14‘000 75,000 1 ErrOWICMA Copper SAO 1 Fortuna 20,000 IP Geneml 20,000 1 01. Northern ctn. Anstralla C TC) *OOO 1} [apnoea alio.) 14,000 S Unarms 10,000 6 Lualtonhut 114611 1 Ilatf t u t 14000 IN. CELB 4 MAMMY ) 10,003 10 PunhObsed 106,000 6 Port Phi ll ip 80,000 1 Sootttoh Austin. (thn ) 02,174 United Wedeln at,ooo 1 worth:l4 (La.) MON 1 Do. JOINT STOOK It.. I ft. II Oo SPASM. Ift I GI. prow/. 1 aka, 10,00 10 Aaglo.Maalmal 14 141 -... St 26 umaraliaa Aploal ID 27 IS - 160 1000 Atlantic Tot Wm.).- all - - -. SLOW 10 Bona Mataraceto.. all 0 14 6/ - - 00 Set amoorioam Laud - 40 30 10 6,000 60 1011.4111101/**Tal. • an 16 37 - 11 1 ,1 1 000 10 Do 8 7 par aDUMI ma II 20 md -. Do 0 6,016 134 armada laad all 114 117 - 0,000 10 • Llaallermi. (L) all - -.- 610, St 119.13C.110011. + OO 11 n...ia Do. fa par sant all la 101 •- ea 110/ St. 147.9ninoem 100 10 101 U 6,000 St. Do. 6p. at Pap. Dalt 100 106 11 10,010 St. Ilmoltlo Telsompli 1 1 4 41 SO 101 - 7. 411 As. Now U l dim par - 4 mad Art Ce. 16 11100 Ififtmilas 14 - - - 1 10 1 lIIP Rall 411 i 1 0-. DA, 1 Da. 04 pmr coal P . M. 17 mil .*4 6 'V 1 * ' at Let 110. all 1 a - 2 is 1068,101.3.* Oral 1 124 10 1101111•0010130T41. all - - - IS, 14 1601 or. la. 111.(1/0) all 1 4 - O Is rimmat Elidioant Oo" 6 14 14 dls - ,30 ItIzoa(L) 4 2 11 01 - 2 U load d i g all 1 11"'" , 1 4t. a., la. atf an 4 1 - - 10 5.0010.42 N. Sommt.L2 0 - - ... , 117 lOU. AOl/01700 Ol i ts 1 -- Or - Ia 11400 1 Do. "New Shame . Us. Ilt 10 . . Sta. (10a) . • 6 - - - MOO 10 do. I I - -. 00, U. law Lad& WU 100 67 60 -. WOO 60 Plia.aolo6o. Slam al 01 74 wow 60 Do. New ~ OO 111 121 pro - 40, 00 Sad Sam 4 gad. Tit 41 skrsOg o .r/s.aor. 2 10 U - 10, 60• le sr ..• 10,00 16 Do. Mow A 14 II - 16, us Royal lOU Mom —MI U' SI -. IMO SR .. MU lasmia. UV IN Nil US 14,100 16 mouth Jornaleallms Lead all a a -. 16, 1 boorhos 211. gala • • all 1 1 1 Do. do. ... 64, , , 0 Trod* La.o lllB Mr AO 1 -..- - 10,000 100 Via Dlammors Dial . - - 1 L." •M• I - rr Mi t ee 52; " ite 100 con coup 104 107 zd I MONEI' MARKET-21A DAY. • Two o'OLocw. The funds to-day have experieseed no variation whatever from the olosiag quotations of Saturday, and very little business has been done. The only feature of interest in the Stock Exchange is the continued rise in British railway stocky, particularly in Lancashire and Yorkshire, Midland, and North Eastern. Great Wert ue ern d of eman Can d. ada Railway shares likewise con tin in At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. B.entes opened at 89fr. 100., but receded to 69.05, being sc. below the last price of Saturday. Console are officially marked 931. and I f for money, and 931 for the account. The present quo tations are 93i to / both for money and next Thursday. The official business report is as fol lows:—lndia Stock, 221 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1033 , g, g ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961, g ; ditto Bonds, 4e. die. ; Exchequer Bills, ha. to 2s. prem. The amouut of business in the foreign stock market has been moderate. There is very little change in prices ; Mexican bonds are rather dull. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 731 to 74 ; and that of 1858, 50 to 1. Salesare reoordedas follows Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 971; ditto Four-and a-Ball per Cents., 1862, 871; ditto Four-and s-Hal per Cents., 1860, 88 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 991; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 44,1 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1041 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 94; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 391 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 731 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 561 ; Venezuela Oae-and-a-Half per Cents., 121. The dividends will not be payable at the Bank until next Saturday. Their release will pro bably have a certain influence upon the market ; but, considering the fairly active condition of trade, the demand for gold to pay for corn abroad, the decline in the receipts of specie from the United States, and the prospective absorption of money in the new cotton crop, there is an impression that, before many weeks are past, the demand will be more pressing. It is probable that some consi derable amounts of gold will be taken from the Bank next week for exportation to Spain and other quarters, unless supplies come forward immediately. The Bank of Frankfort has raised its rate of dis count from 2 to 3 per cent. The Illinois has brought 90,0001. from New York, but the whole is for France. The arrivals of spoon) last week amounted to only about 50,0001., nearly all from New York. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was firm. The sales amounted to 15,000 bales, of which nearly one-half was on speculation or for export, To-morrow is the last day for receiving tenders for the Cape of Good Hope Government Debentures, amounting to 200,0001. In some quarters, 103 per cent is spoken of as a fair prise to bid. Upon a previous occasion, similar deben tures fetched as high as 106. The following communication, relating to the Oriental Inland Steam Company, is from an official source : By the Burobay mail just arrived information has been received of the continued pressure for transport on the Indus. When the Oriental Inland Steam Company'. steamer Sutlej left Kurrachee for Youltan more than double the cargo that she was able to take was offered for carnage. It Appian that • preliminary trial of the system of steam trains introduced by the Oriental Inked Steam Company fee ra;rmtt t e ttt btr rivers results. trabetennwrdtt: uponwas the it is 'Rated, will be de to carry about three thousand tom of eery upon a draught of water of th roe feet, and it was found to be wily manageable, and its action satisfactory is every respect A more public trial will shortly be made, to white fun publicity will be given Reference was made in our impression of Friday to a projected Australian cotton company. We understand that a sample bale of Australian cotton has been recently received in the London Docks, the produce of the lands of Mr. E. A. Hickey, which has been valued both by the brokers in Liverpool and by Mr. Barley, M.P., at Is. 6d. per lb. Mr. Hickey, who is the promoter and a director of the company referred to, has already produced a paper on the relative advantages of Australia as a cotton field, as compared with the United States, to which country he went expressly to inspect the cotton phintations. In this paper he maintains that Aus tralia will, before many years are past, render England independent of the United States for her supplies of raw cotton. l'he half-yearly dividends on the shares in the Alliance Assurance Company will be payable on the 10th inst. &TIMMY SWIM Consols, which closed yesterday at 93i, toe for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For the Bth November the last price was 93 7-16 to the " contango" being 3-16. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sole, for money, 93},; ditto for account (Oct. 11), 9311, ; India Bonds, la, 4s. du. There was scarcely any business in Indian govern ment securities, The Five per Cent. Stock of 1869 was quoted 1031 to ; India Bonds, 4s. to Is. die. ; and Exchequer Bills, Is. to 4a. pram. The foreign stock market was likewise quiet, and scarcely any alteration occurred in prices. Bank shares remain without alteration, and met with little business to-day. In the miscellaneous share market the only feature was a demand for Netherlands Land preference shares, which were last marked 1/. East and West India Dock stock was dealt in at 1291 to 121. Great Ship shares re main dull, at 6s. to 6e. 6d. Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds were inquired for, and were quoted rather better. The new shares of the Midland Railway Company were quoted 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. The elating quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insur ance, to 2k prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, fto prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 9-16 to 11-16 prem.; London and Provincial Marine, 1 die. to par ; East India Irrigation, I dia. to i prem. Gellivara Company, die. to I } prem. The optional rights scrip of the Illinois Central Railway Company was quoted 4i to 6. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two &ewes. In the mining market to-day there are inquiries for Great South Tots= shares, which have been dealt iu in the Stock Exchange at 14. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in Wheal Unity, great Retallack, West Caradon, Stray Park, and East Wheel Russell mines. The market is • quiet, with little change in prices. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. Dun Mountain Copper have been dealt in at par, and Scottish Australian Mining at be. dis. A petition for the winding up of the Swanpoul Mining Company (Limited) is to be beard in the Slannarise Court on the 15th inst. At Wlseil Margery meeting on the 3rd inst. the amounts allowed a etedft balance of 1191. 3s. Td. At West Condurrow Mine meeting on the 2nd lust. the accounts shored a debit balance of 4591185. Id. A . all of Ioa put ewe was made. Welled& Consols on the ari inst. declared a dividend of IL per Ewe, leaving 8091. to the credit of the neat ac count. The Rai eyries Gill Lead Miming Company have de tailed a dfrifkeitof 3f. per share. Talc Lkorai Locc-ovr. The propowiln wade laat week by OW men now at strike in the Mechlin branch et the Notelshane inCe-WW/0, relative to • con ference he* held betliken thetncelvee and the manufac have not eet Una arranged. The lock-outs are re l eeMe aseistanc;. from various pArta of the country, and 1 war • sot to gain at the old price. 14b 11 b d M ID le fo NO is 40a I. 11. sc. et Is. 1.,. I 0 Ws. ii at 1( F'• 1 , ri t St. I Ot. ei. : 94. 1 94. 11R Is use 10 mitt 041111 - _ 1101 1116 V- _ - _ - - _ _ - ••• MO *MD SIMKO *if I skiff 113 113 leo 1G? 100} 100 100 lON • 106; I lir I' 1~