The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-11 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCX (MS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. fasten Xt. Oommiasioner Goolbws.) TILAZIMDIII7OIII —III PORTA3I7 itCLIITION or cierre. Th u was a traderAlebtor summons, in which the solicitor th. AUelNtl debtor objevted to the payment of the orals .t t h e credutor.who h. ..abmitterl had inflicted a great haird oip s his client. There were two proceeding., one by a writ, rad the other by issuing a trader-debtor ,11,61114.11.. He mentioned case. in which Commimmossers Fosidanque bad refused to allow meta on the that there was so necessity for both. He then that the pole.? coarse would have been to eerie the ... maml 4 o to trial, mad that therefore costa ought not i• • allowed. The I %ennitasiou..r said that he entirely dissented front Clew .4 the ca... wed Ira. inclined to think Mr. COM . ono nev Fonidanque agreed with him is opinion. le. Ireditor WWI retitled to hie two remedies became they . e• used f..r two distinct purposes, the proceeding by er , i being to establish the right of a creditor to his debt, while that of a trader-debtor summons was with the ulti e...do object of bankruptcy, and to prevent the debtor I i tbe c tenng away his e.tate. There wh y if the law al reditor there rights au he to be orirml of his emu! He admitted there might be special • 4..inees .4 opprerioa la which sharp practice had been 7 ,-, ,ted to- -say. serviag the •111:0111001 with a notice of demand here he saw nothing of the mom, mud he .hould meant amts. gg tninnot. The eisruination . this finahins, wilts in.• • rnerchnbt .4 C•usbill„ adjust/midlhs acesam• sot being ready. The iipmainiite sistsionst sf MOIIIM. Hart shown debts 3.711(1f. ; singt•—gnad debts, 8:11. ; doubtful, ; and peopgrty, 1,0791. INSOLVILICT DZETORS COURT. TEN MD or TUX VACATION. Dostuuisaiweer Nichol. resum e d the sittings of the •-ort this awireleir. aed took the business of the two ALLantl) NIGLICIML— IN RE •ImiLPHCI nhatt. The insolvent, who Yid bees • lose time an inmate of hiteemeastreet Priem, applied to be thscharged. 31r. Irently supported. Mr. omiiii•••••r Nichols asked tie insolvent the reason Lc had etayed is prima so keg. The insolvent amid it se• through the neglect of his attor neys, Masers. limb arid Outer. The learned ComuMeMeau r told him he could have applied t. thr court The insolvent mid he had complained to thaigoveroor. kir. (*MU' std the acmolvest, who was aim:lced is years, had ben an prison .tore November. The petition was squeal on Jealituy and tiled to February, and as to the s‘liedule it was not ready till July. 111 r. Cotoonolo.maer Nichols esid it should be known to all ausoh,uts that if their mai were seellreted they could lovb to the court amid it would interfere. Tiw insul. ant wnedinciargeel. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) ROW.BIII.IOIT. WHAT et •LICAND see IEXPOIND TO. r.eihrr, n . Horn, • disaipated•looking woman, wee brought 1. fore Mr. Heuer, charged with creating • disturbance at the Nee, Head pulihe.houoi, Jaanee.street, Covent- ' RR 11, loeuking a lane o f (lam is the window of th a t Mr. Alio the Lindlorl, deposed that at about Wiliest one, o'clock yesterilay ufteruoin the prisoner owe into Lis Louse drunk, Anil took up a pint put of beer, which was on the counter before ow of the customers. He took it trim her, but she declared that she •' would have beer," sod made • snatch et anothil pint, belonging to anther customer. I pon this he i s sit over the ,winter and put her out of th e biome ; closing the door to prevent her return. After at. tempting to free her way in. which he prevented, she strode one of the pones of the window with her hst, arid smashol the glass to stoma. It was • sheet of plate gleam, handsomely embossed, and rot 2r. lib. She then run away, and entered • broker's shop, where she tried to conceal herself, but finding that be was followiug her she again took to her heel* and made her 111. y into bangles court, where be oyes took and detained her 111 a rinotaide elm,. up. Polio-m.4u Norman. Y 175, took the prisoner in cut. toly. She wee drunk. 14he reeisted vory much, and on the way to the kicked him luagerolialy. The prumer, who °Korea no defence. we. ordered to Pny the damage, 2/. like, or he imprisoned fur 14 days The prisoner-1 shall have to putter, then, for 1 have no Ht•nry —Theo it •rt be so. You hare brought it osapuriulf. _ rike was accordingly removal la custody. MARIAM tHOI.7OH-STREET. AieIAULTING A MITNIA4 eta gIVLso EVIDEXeL .Veer., a tuirld/e•aged (elude, 11114 Charged beton Zr. Ile-Ansi with assaulting a female sarned .tnis Jours wider the following eircunistauoes The complainant seal as she was leaving Reacts. Craw and 81w:kw.•11 . ., sobo square, when she was employed, the previous afternoon, the paisouer, who had several coin paaioas waiting for her, tame up to her and without saying a ward Wiwi& her a severe blow io the LICe. Mr. 110.1.1.,4 asked the complaisant whether she had given the prisoner nay pr , wocatSon The mosplanant pawl she had not. She believed it was .hare IseCaUee she h.ol given evidence in a switch rol.hery ..,a• in .%11,ensrrle street. TI..- prisoner hal before rolled L. I a 0 tagNer." a Dm, applied to perwins who give tutor. nut Wt. to the [arta,. he•allete she Ira I rcetvs.l a reward Itien the "Warr .4 the watch. Mr Rea•hoti said bad there leen anv realm to lalieve the piwoier was immersed In the rObLery he would have punished her very errerelV. Pnwerer mid she b-sd hid a I. t , 4 drink, but didn't wish r • .611110 V 0141.11.1.1111a11t. 111. Meadow seal she bad slows worse; she had struck the w.pLureut, and he •loottlet .tlller her to lay Na. or 14 days, end he would advise her to tele can: what she was about. 1 %St iklWOitiii. Dr..PERATIC I , ..erN !TR WITH ICM:L•I1 AT bATTIMIA. Tie Ave nen earned ..14s. .ttutonoe, Wm. Ha yea r 7. ihrer..... Waller ledha. and julaa Calomel. wh.. Ir. re ehreire.llmt w,eL, wi th betas cow:wry:mho Inuilariounly enterini the amnia" of Mr. Imre., miller at Bettenea, were Icouglit before Mr. It for re-emininiateni. In, t hi• ..c.utiort, Mr. Lloyd, .4 Bloiensbury equere, at • teu.l.4 for the Mr. Lewis, jua., of Ely place. for WpH, red earmark, alai it will he remember -•I were afterwards apprehended rowing about the river, Deli' 1.1+er . .4 the erg . ..wider with the policy. Mr. Fletylici's clerk vita atteackul fur the other time prisoners. Mr heehaws neptired the slate of Baker, the couytehle tell. wee e. mem* injured ea the ken! by liribuoey, iu the churebvard. Mr. Llifyil maid h. bad • certificate from Mr. Means, the hoes wows of St. th,orite's /lovas!, station that the rotatable woe marrying 'sty istwfutorily. 11r. Isthata wag glad to hear it. awl said he supposed they for a farther reruatal of a few *lays. Mr. Llosl sail he •lit a..sly af.th repirt to the three tint mentarroefl primmer.. Italian.. haft laws made rrl.l - to the others awl they dal not rich to offer aay further ac..inat them. Mi. lorhato fwk..l if they could hc r.sitectel in any way with the other, as th. OVIIIIINIM before was very SI .4.ll.t_9bons. Mr 1.1/.1.61 they amid mat. Mr la-eir said his climb; were num of eteellent Th. Net they hid been ow Late that nerht to a• He. lied the, h..l stterwarrla 61114 a course ut Luau to La.- a norm.; owl. I, L.rtsreen tbressive. Mr. 1.1.1 J %b.. Informatics th•y ohtaiaw accorded .nL I , oeut of Ir. Lewis. wi•le•I t•• 4:iv that statement puliliely. to sli•oe tliai La •le ats haul sothiay do wi t h the••lesperate Wiro _ yt le.;Itoon wool Hoek erootalol be diouthergal. but Ike ethers 0. a4 41 1. geh....r•1r.1 1.., • work. Mr. fo ea. the ouworiotrolcot, tolerated our reporter Hut h. tool es. roved. ...overatga front J. H., fur Baker, the 'stowed ....cute lole. DrTnItIIINKP Al - TEMPT AT St'WIDE. —A painful hmui rAured W .I.•spair, under the audit . tea oe win.d. ento4ht 4. telliiitiAt• La 011.tetive lit Jr ai1..., .. 1 .-1 ,1 4...re the cur to. :Pit: 1 .6 ...A. :: man, about :L4 v.r. .f , Lena: lotiu4 way the afTworaiew .Inekini Itattita, was pi • lin th.• 30 dilerly man. ..!• • ••• 1 ILI on Wwlnealay mornin4, shout half•imst mue o•I •S. he utr the glefen.taut in the ...Awl, near Corsi. hrtolt. w.th hitt "loth.. 011. lln going to the phew. the man ..: o n e out upon the bank, stal wens.. asked what it.. 11.. ni,f,"l th a t ;; . .rug to drown hito• aelf. Wanes. talked to lion shout five. winlimr•air in.: Inns friall hi. when he slipped him Aral lien t Again. It AAA not very kit the 0i1.., hell his heal." down, and walked nailer positain /fa did tills for ale,,t ten wiwitm. Wawa,. at Let nrhl. eel him to m ane near t i mba l e, •I •e. .a.tt.lig hold of loin, It,- lon, on the hank. 1..,d I. him ital.... until aafetrlial, n• to .1. him t the polwe stattow .11i411 lead k was f ••tel on t h e !sink. in whi h wee. written, "My name it a Pet. r Mi.., an d a I.tive .4 1,13410 a .• I '• 4o that my friend. n e t. lite.* what it.,.. heroine I. Ow the laws there was written aial eiriilrMtly in a hurried manner, 4• hods , will I.s Ihstilia in this (meal." Mr. Ellison el , e•L;il hint for the he hail attempt,' to t. •1 .1 mk..l what La had to me. He .e1.h." 1 . he a oi I ...licit ist meaner, that hi. dud Irvn out of for 111.10, and heing in a *twinge town he slid not 111.•••• whet to 'hi. If he couhl gat 1.. 'London, he belwred ho trawl. wails' waist him, hut he had nn mews, of getting it.itlar He w 14.• a satrli .;Inns maker, and hwlapiai‘..l to 'h . ' 4 1 .•• MAC,. 111 31.. m linter f..r two.), but with a.. wig t". 11.• wee Viiiataleel to this i6v , and toki an applies t.... a .0.1 la. oa his la•half 1.. the parish authorities, t " •••' of the would he at tile sorb of pairs( kilo fabliau". Lawasinar. TBE PAPERS.% TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER U. 1860. LATEE3T !WORM le INTELLIGEN CL. on =nue ritacramiLl DONCASTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) CHAMPAGNE STAKES Five furlongs 152 yards. Kirikoff, Betts, (Unlade, Parasite, Prudent*, Vag" Violet, S e li na f , L ady Louisa, Walloon, and Kettledrum' are here. Pebble, Knight of the Thistle, (I&tuft c, Klarikoff, Wing, Janus, Reveille, Count Horn, Imam, Either, Ina, and Authoress paid forfeit. FILLY STAKES. Five furlongs 152 yards. Vergisameinssieht, Cantatriee, Violet, Queen the ~arVale, and Brown Dais., are here. Coalitios f, Nymph, Adrusta, Pardslote, and Lady paid forfeit. GLASGOW STAKES. Five furlongs 152 yards. Folkestone, lise-Saw, Canto, and Royalist are here. fßorfe i arb Pima, Barbanel' c, Miss Whip, and R o y a li s t p a id t. GREAT YORKSHIB.E HANDIC.tF. One mile G fur -1:32 yards. Hepatica, Starke, I,°n[ Nelsen, Gladi o l us , Ad am B ea l e, Northern Light, Mooreoek, Chen Amie, Syringe, Wiunba, Moorhen., Feedarowna, Chasms Shot. Sheffield, Comforter, Heiress, Marquis of Bowneont, and Miss Digby are here. Underhand - and Argosy paid forfeit. REVIVAL PLATE. Five furlonp 152 yards. Man Friday, Captain Portibus, Sister to Horace, Damsel, Catawba, Vergissmein•nseht Tiara, ('ramrod, Loorhot, Weatherpeout, Amsterdam, Peodummia, Eastern Princesa, Reny. Lopcatcher, Cqlotaus, Bayonet, Lava, and Doefoot are here. Oblminster, Dr Clare, Amain, Damsel, Bentinek, Long. shot, Weatherproof. Viscount Itrignall, Mentmore, North Lincoln, and Oles Stewart paid forfeit. DONCASTER PLATE. One mile. Precursor, Jeek Spring, Restos, Sir William. Brown Hollaud, Hama, Lag of Diamonds, Ticket of Leare, Cheesecake, Hegira, Syringe, Heiress, Juliet, Venus f. Spacebar, Incense e, Deaner and Blits, Marquis of Bow. moot, Faultleslald sa Ves Strooni are here. Sir William. I, Brown HoLLutd, Horace, Syringe, and Tommy N paid forfeit. (Trim ARarrAut.--3640re, Ranee filly, White Rom, Misr Sarah colt, Motley illy, Lustre, Fractious, Burlesque colt. Chimer, Lad, Harriett colt, Comae, Sir Jos e p! i . Grueveaer, Jeoqueßse illy, and Rupert. • GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 7 to 2 apt Chere Arnie (t Ito 1) Bto 1 Gl a di o l ox ( o ff) 10 to 1 Miss Digby (off) 10 to 1 Coeval-Apt (off) ST. LEGER. 100 to 30 apt Thorrosoby (t 7 to 2) 1110 to 39 &brew ft 7to 2) 9 to 2 Wizanl (off) 7 to 1 Umpire (t freely) 10 to 1 st. Albeax (off) 100 to 8 Sweetesuce (t) 25 to 1 Boeosoeer (t) 30 to 1 -- Sigh Trauma (t) 40 to 1 Winton (t) THE EARL OP XINGSTON DECLARED A LUNATIC. Yesterday, the Earl of Kingston wa. brought up at the police court, Chester, wader the follow ing circu mstiinces : On Huntley mon.ing be wentoa the Holyhead railway, and per noted in walking through the tunnel. The policeman there would not allow hen, and took hint to the police office. After being kept there fora (ow hours he was released. and in the .ifternisin went to the cathedral. Here he would not take his list off, sad main force was obliged to be resoitel to to get him out. He was then given in custody of a poliennan, and taken to the Royal Hotel, where he reaciined all night. The first thing on Mon: Jay morning he got ou t i n the streets naked, sod wan eine made captive. About twelve o'clock he went to the flishopof Chester's palace, and so annoyed his lurd.thip that he roptestel the police to take charge of him. Upon coming into court the earl went right up to the bench and s-ited himself with his hat on. He mum cooed a loaf rambling statement, said the Bishop of Chester hod insulted the House of Lords through him. H o would hniig his lordship to justice at the bar of the house in the twit bessi4oo, and deprive him of his living. He in• tended to write to his fneads, Messrs. Bright and Cobden, to bring the matter before the House of COMMOOS. Bishops had no right to be seated is the House of Lords, sad be would see that it should be altered. He was going to write to his lawyer, Lord Chelmsford, to enter an action against thy Holyheed Railway Company for lot:MOW. for insulting hum Ile then went on to say that his brother wanted to be married, and hail perpetrated a fraud upon him in taking possession of his estate:, worth shout 50,0001. a year, sed settling upon him a miserable pittance. It was enough, Ise said, to make any man insane. He iatended to go and see his friend Lord iVestruinster, but he was out of town, and therefore he shoold go heck to ell, Harcurt.stieet, Dublin, where lie had here under the care of a policeman's wife. Two medical gentlemen of the city, havian certified that he was of unsound mind, the magistrates sighed an order for his removal to the County Asylum. Tag Nsw BINNOT o, CA/LIALL—The Dean anal Chapter of Carlisle have elected the lion. Rev. :'iiarrauel 14,,;rave to the bishopric of Carlisle, in acountsoce with hem Majesty's recommendation aceempenyinf the cole , W orrlirr. The cootricration will take place in ork Minster ilium.; the proieut month, probably the '-sith, the Feast of Mt. Michael, the officiating prelate' hying the Archbishop of York awl the Biahop• of Ripon and Oxford. PARTRI one Sety rn ;. —ln Nottinghaniali ire, in constiumice of the wet weather, the int week iu the spurting campaign has been, a Whim, la the immediate neighlaiurhooll of Nottingham, the sporting venom has been .lef..rred for a fortnight, it being .uyiemble to shoot in the standing corn. THE COSSISH Flew:Atm —At New Quay, Corn wall, the paelmola have made their appeanatee ow the coast almuilance. The tiahenueu have been ow the alert, mei a successful season is anticipated. At Ideragisser the trims have not taken many full as yet, but the drift itatri have been bringing in front 1,0110 to 3,trui) per tint. EaltTnicCalta IN KENT —On Monday afternoon, September 1, shout half-past three o'clock, a concussion of the earth was olmerv.l by numerous inilividuals in the neighbourhood of Maidatoee. It wan felt at Wrothatu, Ightham, at Trotters:lag, at Malting, anal at Maidttone. In one cam% at Maidstone, • perms tatting in a chair upon eattirs, raw sudden!) removed a diet-in ce of three inches .inother, a geetlenian who was lowing his elbows on • the parapet of the wall at the top of hi. bows felt a severe shock, which tompletely disarnana;red his view. We men. we, thee facts in the hope that other petautu who felt the this:k wall send tit auformatioo of the fact —.lforalstuat area(. THE AUULTERATIoN op Fl,Oll AND DRINK. —A circular past issued by Hewes. Joseph Traver s and Sons contain. the followiug letter from l)r. Hawll on the pre. cautions to be taken by tradesmen to avoid offences against the recent act for preventing the adulteration of article, of foal re drink : - " The Adulteration .1 Fond and think Itill hiving at length beueine law, it behoves manufacterers and tenders to consider how brat to secure themselves on. der He provisions. By the sit it is rendered illegal— I. sell airy article ..f food or drink with which, to the knowledge of the seller, any in .1r material in jUrion% to health has teen T. , sill as pure or un edultensted any article"( food nr drink which is ashilterated nr Dot tfflie. The pum.hment for the first offence ...noires la the nithetiou of a fine not eaceedon :V., while for eulea• quest offeuel• it is rendered lawful for the justices to cause th.• .iffensler'e same, lbws of abode, and offence to be made public.. It IS clear, therefore, that the sale of cdulterated artwle* of consumption, whether with or without the Istiowlerire of the seller, shoubi he carefully avoided. flat how, it will be asked, is this object to be accomplished! It in rieceseery, in the first place, that manufacturers should take steps to ,iseertern that all artiolles sold or used by them are pure. This, ineamirrli as most of their commodities are in the natural or raw state, it is not difficult in general to 410, but, where a doubt eairds, the manufacturer might wears hin.w.of by nftioiriaig from the Vendor & guarantee .4 parity. The retailer ht. put m i g h t prot,t himself br the ,a,,,we e of the followaug maniple precautions The., he should never ' , webs's, manufactured articles below the prime coat M the constituent ingredients. He should reqeire is all ease* a guarantee of purity from the manufacturer, and, in order to fin the Teapot, aball . v stall more open him, I would advise the retailer should aril all nuomfacturvil articles hi pacLuges bearing upon them the Dann* of the manuficrnrer. Further, I re commend that a warn:Hair of purity Is. printed upon the wrapper of every pareel cif matilifectared ;perils sold. This warranty would give the public confidence, became it is not probable that anyone would use it as a cover for adultera. tioo, sal there is no doubt hut that :ill warranted articles wool., meet with a more ready sale than thos e not war. ranted. I see no objection to manufacturer,, mid retailers supporting their own warranty by the testimony, in the form certifi.eites, of scientific, perie.u. of ability and repetatioe. If the preeautions here suw•ste,l were et,. served, there would be hut little fear of Any prore a di wo being taken against any nianufaetuters or retail dealers uni b r the provisions .4 the hill recently enacted for preventing the adulteration of article, of final and drink." Tint P.04.4101i4E1N Ai T.—During Coe year 18119, El prosecutions were instituted in the country fur viola tions of the Passengers Act. Eleven were instituted at Liverpool, lat Plymouth, and lat Claegow. The largest fin` inflicted was heM. and costs, which WAS for a breach of the 70th section ; anether . party was fined 50i., is default i.f payment thre e m on th s imprisonment, for a breach of the firith and 70th erections ; another was fined W. for breach .1 'l9th, awl 112. on 31st section; cue was imprisoned for four worths for breach of 83n1 section ; another was aped W. fie breach of same rieciaott ; another had two months' iuiprisuument for ditto; three were fined H. and meta far breaali of 75th sect:on ; two yam fino , l :a. and costa for breach ..f 78th section ; and two were acquitted. biterd.:te use PATANTS, SOUTH KatiSlNGToa. Nutober of ellatOre for the week audios Sept. 8, 3,330; tonal Dumber aims the opening el the musetun free daily (May 12, lad), 264,456. . Dllt Tiro o'Ctoox. The mining maim/ to-day is firm, though rather quiet. In the Stock Excha nge Great Wheal Vor shares are marked, and Stray Park, 80. The other transactions have beeu chiefly in shares in Camborue Vean, East Wheal Russell, Sortridge Consols, and North Downs mines. lingliah and Australian joper.sbares have been dealt in at 21, and North Rhine Copper (South Australia) at be. Foreign descriptions are in animate. The annual meeting of the Tamar Silver Lead Mining Company is called for the lit October. SHARE LISM.-THIS DAY. Two o'Oum. The railway share markt* today is bathe. An improvement of to f per cent. has taken place in the principal stocks. Lancashire and York shire is in chief demand, and haa risen g per cent. London and. North %darn stook is quoted 1001 to g, ex div. ; Great Weston', 71 to t, ex div. ; South Eastern, 84 too , ex div. ; Midland, 124 t to I ; Lancashire Yorkshire, 1111 to ; Eastern Counties, 531 to L ox div. ; and °ado nis°, 93} to f. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain Eat. The Indian and Canadian lines are steady. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (IT aims' AND man n•airsrlo rootia•lic.) Arson OUR OWN OnnialaWinowni Grain market well attended, and seam inclinatice for baldness. Samples of new wheat irregishir and inferior, occasioning more firmness sod • slight 0f,..., upon good old and foreign. Flour also firmer, potato dieser being confirmed ; ladies co is held firmly at Bd. advance. All other w as steady. Weather firm. MINCING-LANK Huns DAY.) StGAIL —llse market has opened with a firm appearance, end the large public sales are programing steadily. Reflood is also very firm. Coma_ —The public miles are going off at full prices. Rtcr matinees dull of sale. Rum continues dell of sale. Conon remains steady. Spices are steady, without alteration in prices. Tu.—Prices are =altered, but the market cautions very' dull. Markets generally have opened to-day without spirit. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow le quoted 54a. 3d., net cash ; St. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 525. ; Oat. to Dec., 525. " buyers ;" separately, 525. 3d. to 52a. 61; Jam. to March, 521.9 d. to b3a ; Marc!., 535. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mears. Davis and Co. report as follows :—A short supoy. Trade brisk at last day's prices. Prime meadow h a y, 75m. to Ms. ; surior do., Ws. to 112 s. ; inferior do., 50a. to 60a. ; raw do., M. to 50a. ; clover, old, 90a. to 115 e. ; ditto second cut, $O.. to 100 a. ; straw, 30s. to 36.. THE EAST ANGLIAN RAILWAY.—(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meting MIA held this afternoon, at the London Tavern ; Mr. H. BRUCE in the chair. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report (which had been previously circulated, and was taken as read), congratulated the meeting on the improvement which had taken place in the prospects of the company ; but corn plaiued of the high amount of the working espouses. During the past half-year the mileage run by the Eastern Counties Company had shown an increase of 010.000, or 11 per cent., whereas the increase of receipts had only been 4i per cent. The increase in the weight of goods and coals carried hail been 14 per ceut., whereas the increase in pawner receipta had been only per cent., proving thus that the company had suffered much from the un favourable state of the weather, which bad had so injurious an effect upon excursion and pleasure traffic. He regretted also to say that the nest of thieves and vagabonds about the Eastern Comities line seemed to be yearly getting worse ; for the amount the company had had to per by way of compensation for article. loot during the h alf -year had been no less than 3,3150/. (Hear.) The subject of working expenses was, however, occupying the earned attention of the directors, but the investigation that was going on had been for the present suspe nde d on account .f the ill-health of the chairman of the &Meru Counties. Mr. Bruce then proceeded to discuss at some length the proposals which had been made with re gard to the Hunstanton project. The Wiesen of the meeting wan going on when we went to pre m. THE EARL or DEBIT AND THE KNOWSLEY RE- Keowsley Review Committee, representing the volunteers of the county, have received the following letter from the Earl of Derby Knowsley, September 4, 1860. Dear Colonel Psourne, -I cannot allow the proceedings connected with the Knowsley review to come to • close without begging of you to accept for yourself, and to offer ou my part to all the members of your committee, and to their malousand efficient secretary, my wannest thanks for their anxious and persevering exertions in arranging the multifarious details which had to be considered and settled. It is mainly to your and their efforts that we are indebted fur the complete success which I think I may venture to ray has attended this brilliant county gathering ; but I ant sure you will moonier voaroelves more than mita,' for all the trouble you have taken if the result shall be, as I confidently believe, nut merely the momentary gratifitatiou of • successful pageant, but an additional 'annulus to the great and important national move ment which has already added es greatly to the military strength of the country.—l am, your s taithfutly, DERBY. —Lieutanant-Colouel Bourne." The committee have resolved -" That this committee con gratulate the Earl of Derby on the perfect suovas of the review on Saturday last, and beg to thank his lordship for 1 1 / 1 1 courteous hospitality. That the committee cannot separate without acknowleelging the valuable assistance rendered by Captain Humby, R. N., to whew) judicious arrangements the success of the gathering mail in • great devee be attributed." THE CHKINTIANS IN MADAGASCAR. Another dismal record of persecutions of the native Christians of MliglapaCar has reached us. The bloodthirsty Queen, who been tLe scourge of the island for thirty years past, and has in vain put forth all her power to root out Chris tianity from its 001, seems to have renewed her energies in that Leal cause within the last few years--40411 without suc cess. By • @triage self-controliction, she has just put to death such of her relatives and great officers an would have perpetuated her diabolical policy towards the Chrietians, and has thus seemingly secured the sueesinion to her own sun, who for yearn past has Woe an avowed disciple of the persecuted religion.—Lredelfereorg. ATTENDANCE AT TEI JUDGER' CHAMBERS. To-morrow (Wednesday) one e/ the learned judges will at tend at chambers, and again on Satunlay, and take the business of the three common law courts. VACATION MANTIS or THE COMMON PLEAS. During the present week the vacation Master will sit this day (Tion&y), Wednesday, Thundey, and Saturday, for taxing costs._ " EXellaStON TO N A " Yesterday Captain Hampton came to Mancheeter from Liverpool, and trade up his quarters at the Clarence Hotel, Spring Garden", where he had previously announced that he woeld „ receive the names of those gentle men who were desirone of joining an • excursion to Naples.'" The gallant captain was more successful than his highest Lopes had led him to anticipate, fur between the hours of ten and live o'clock he enrolled 47 excursionista • greater number than he obtained in Liverpool during a whole week. With one or two *seep twee, the excursionists are Ride Volunteers belonging to Manche...ter regiments. Claptain Hampton refused all pplioationa from persons who were not 'ideates, except in eases where the applicants had undergone a military truing elsewhere. Several petrol, we believe, applied to he taken, but were rejected in conmeimence of their want of military knowledge. As in Liverpool, so in Malachi-4er, the gallant captain is iu want of foods for the equipment of his excursion party ; but he trusts to the libendity of the merchants and manufacturers of Manchester for the means wherewith to send the Volunteers to Naples, where Ganhaldi is by this time waiting to wel• amore them. Captain Hampton leaves Manchester by au early train this (Tuesday) morning, and redeems to LIM. psi; where any communications may be addressed to him at Slater . ..court, Castleetreet.—Mearitester Onanfise, A RAILWAY G V ARV KlLLED.—Testertlay, an in quest wax held by Mr. E. Herford, city &wooer, on the body of Jams Taylor, egad 40, a goods guard in the seriesof the Manchester, Site Meld, and Lioculimhiro Railway Company. Shortly after ten o'clock on the night of the Tilt init. 11l the train was approaching *idyl* Station, the &reseed got mit of the brake van before the train was atoned, He was in the act of uncoupling the van from the waggon when lie alippod, and the former paaied over him, cutting his right leg completely off. He was removed to the Royal !Mir:nary, where death subsequently supervened. The deceased was an experienced guard, and had been twelve years in the company's service. A verdict of " Ac cidental death" was returned,—Maischester Guardian. THU PILINTIOAM' " CHAPNL."—Let the miud's eye penetrate the preineets of Westminster Abbey, whore Caxton ant in &Wand used type to supersede the pea It is sot preeeely knows in what part of the abbey tide int portest eveut in the world's history took pla?e. Never theless, Imes that time to this printers meet chapeL“— Bsufairv. iferzopo uTAw Fxis Iffierrnt, Dsvoweares NeAllit,erm—Tho aggregate numler of patients relieved during the week ending Sept. 8 was--Medial, 1,176; stunieal, 5311: total, 1,772; of which 552 were new awe. ROYAL FRIO ROMPITAL, GSAY'brY/C-ROAD. The nonlher of patients relieved at thin hoepital daring the week ending Sept. 8 was 2,867 ; of which 679 were new eases. --- Borns KIANAINGTON Mugu :sc.—During the week 'toiling Sept. ft the visitors have been as follows On Monday Tuesday, and !Wonky ( her dap), SONS ; on Monday a nd Tuesday (free emoting.), 6,377. On the three students' days (admission to the public 6d.), 1.365 ' student.' evening (Wednesday), 131 ; total, 14,271. Frau the opening of the Museum, 1,642,197. Advicts from Holgrazie state that there was a serious conflict last seek in that city between soots Ser. view sod tkr.nans. The affray lasted maven.) hours with. out Any interfereoo, from the polio*. It wee fonod Deese. nary to call out the military, who at once Forted the cacao. teats sod arrested several of them. . OADLNARY 111A11.1111 AID IROCIL RUMAT,. Bins. WoL BeaoarVaL BlaiL,lat AkCbaaJoes Blackburn Arab and True Basica. Illadrdot lird.C Bridal end taster Caledonian Cork and Band= Da • J Asodiv. Nati! Da lip.atspeld le& =4• 11 7 Zo • a•bd. l I Ihstori Yoko. Rock A Do. nook D Mod Suffolk II Ditto tollaberotioad Gliosow Deoiror,Porle„Dualloo hell owl Orb hoc I Gimpy i L Wolters II Groot Nostiol Scotland OD Diva Norakora 00 Do. 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Do. 64 pot mot S. Yorloto 4 p. fitock.aDortingtoo t a e Do. do. 86p.0. Do. do. C Op.& Woior.t Eilkosoydp.a. 11.1114-07.1.10g0ad D. do. tud do Do. /Coop b p. ct. Prot Do. do.porp. d p.cl. prof. 1111'R hz.trorp s sensed MMus= Milk I. Prs. g? p.e JimoUoa leiw Orsimesera. Mao t NIL *sea Ithenteli— leanans /ranee laadma gen. It p.. • C.entral of Branco , Gt. Lansing Cert. St Italian Junction Inks Constance et Bale I.4erse and Turnhout ILroes and Gams ...t Marla Antonia !tiaenalMeaL:the , f r e.ja cj i P. Lilo. !Sew &tame IN.;; host Lyni,and YedLL i;rl;ViiiOrkeans Ikeda and 8. Francisco (PsniamD umbbuco g. 7 p.c !lap sod Asir sod Trucati Irma Dudah ao_yal Swedish Do 7 per cent. ediabro and Nauss_ .., Do. t . psr coat i Fret BnlaWrit .B..tasta Millosasa %saws of Pram:EH rvr r est Fhailsrs Do yper mat. Fret sea LA. W. or Franco' Moises ad Arta. illisobados I Mimi Bekaa I' 161. lie 148 4 two 88 70 i iPo •-• US 141 101 108 9° 94 112 114 110 112 I 1 2 Po 1 oe tual i di+ . Pia l 21 1 24 M 1k 130 135 1:1 11 id 25 In 104 102 104 91 93 id 100 102 id di 65 id IT 2, it it 46 60 166 121 121 123 oi loi 71 Si DI 14 3 24 dli pa in .s 14 14 I a le le dls .4 i ; Ala 19 I 0 t, - 4 g, BIOME. TM I -CC Bt 001°1111.1p , I.Jsewitialy 100 Bl Norfolklp.e.llar.t l ept. 110 Be. N.liR. 40. d. Jaa.aJoh 100 110.4 N. Irk. 4 p. et 100 LL p. et. ,1* 91 92 941 - OS 100 - 91 04 -. - - - Ili Id 110 100 1113 Sales Orday to 1 was. Imam romastoss. loot 16 011 ell 100 T *AMWAY& Mingo It St. B° ll l o l. . Bar. d tt o Cin t i ., " Ballsitollakitilttroara Do. Protorinto Balt.,llrant, dOodsrielt 1171. e. Eds., Aug. 1, indiewedb y..&LH. D0..72/71, WM ditto Do. Jowl, NM ditto Diboll& ad. Utters GesTAlDoct Ospioo, c; , fir cent &adorn int Indian Do. Adoption r. Do. labbilpso Do. p. dot Do Do. p. ct. Do. do._ do. 1806.67 O ae rtd w ittr i or u NTadi e Do. • par ct. Prat . Do.lisc.Pret.o p.cl.Bc. Do. 0 per ot. Do. 7 per it. 1862 Do. do. 1667 Do. do. 1372 Or. Indian Pecans Do. New ot.S. diadlaie et. Ot. Wiwi Goods. au an an aa 100 7__ ti.a. Do.ade i rfr i a it tir eil Daldp.otada,pay. Madras Ors. 4 pm el Do. do. I 7 =2 Do. 4f pa et. Do. Se Exton. do._ . Melb.Corp.ep. &Bee& N. Brunswick & 09rds elsas • cap. sit. D. do. Land do De. do. B cep. do Do. do. lend do 1 (Molted) 1. ads Do. Pun) sub D0.L84.84. note. 1444 1 TrUaldad.ilsoltod.ftrlp tia.Gov. Op.c.J ea.& Jot Do. 6 per pent, 1878 Da O per cent 1879 Do. 6 per cent., 1883 DA 6 per et. Feb..tAng Do. epee et. Mar.& Pep Do.l per cent Do. do. Bceip New Brunsw.Gov.6 p.ct N. S. Wales Gr. sp. a 1886 Ds. p. c., 1871 to 1670 Do. 6 p. c., 1888 Nero Bootle 6 p. ct. Bts Deb. redeem. 1876 S. Aut. Gorep. C. Bonds vla Dv. 6p a J sat July Do. do. 6p. c. Ape. Oct. MON. ni 1R w . 61 bi ei 7 Ye U ii is ._ TO n * dls * pm 1) dis 9 1 0) as 1 1: .11s 100* par Is Na pat Vat 101 101 - i die --- y fly tty 29 30 89 DI n 74 64 66 CI 66 60 63 48 62 911 1 01 IL 2 11 dim LS ISt 71 71 dts 94 96 94 98 94 98 90 92 Mt 65 94 95 . 87 86 1 11 11 4h .B•nda 5 f I f 11 T 5 T VT It : S i I I BitX/1171 110 112 110 112 i 1012 1022 - - 1051 1062 99 100 90 100 99 100 1 1°74 I°B4 MI 110 1 101); 110} CL -S. 4 si 1 tie tie .156 a 116 120 14 11 29 SI 1111 11 ad 1 2 11 1 S it 4 141 43sd s! - 4 Pe q. n i lei 46 47 id ji ili, ti n 4 ill - 4 -ili 4 4 „ IS 71 74 SW SOW Tao 111 so 14 13 13 Alt dla 64 1 521 3 xd i 86 i xd zd 1 Pd. lir : itia k ir,i; --1 Dev. G. Coe. =.) FAS' Basset ( Pad Ciuvdo!_ KWh. Enamel (Tarlett.) Grambler & Bt. Anton. Greet Booth T o.Wll.Alfreil L iSe) G. Wh. Vet. t Grenville Herod's-loot IHlnunion Dowus Ludy BelD' ~ .. Karooret Noy lirkiri) North Downs N. Trances (111) N. Wh. Barna (Worm) North Wheal Crofty Par Cons. (Bt. Maxey) . Providence 117. Want). Bortridgo Coo. lila. Co B.Caradoo Cloor) & Cara brea (Mogan) . & Devon Iron 4t Oen. Mining ,Lha. S. W. Frames (illogan) Stray Park TamarSll.*LeadYn-C Tlu Croft Vale of Towey (Cam) West basset (1=. 4 W. Caradon ( West Seton 1.140 Wh. Basset (Mosso) Wh. i tz , ll=l ) WA. Kitty lUn. Whit' llmy Asa (Mentionlot) Wk. Try lawns, (Ltsk ) St U SA 28 JOINT ROC! No. I alt. 1 BANS& I Pd. I CI. prior. I Oaks. 20,000 190 Agra and LT. Ser. Bank 10100 60 Audrabals an - -at - eri 000 15 Bank of Epypt 6,000 100 Bask of Lond,,n OO 60 61 -. 50,000 10 Bank of Turkey 8 11 14 ills - *OOO 60 British N. America - - - SLIGO 10 Chart, Bank of India, Austral* and China . all 101 21} - 10,000 26 Chrtrd. Mere. of India, Len., and China all St $4 - 8 000' 100 iity - 20,0001 100 Colonial - 40,00020.11 Com. of Canada - 16,0001 100 Com. of London - 26,000 20 Eng. Bcot.&4ol.Charld all 15 15/ 1 16 0001 0,000 20 O. Bank of Switzerland. all - - - 115,000 20 10n. Ch. Bank of Aostrl. all lll} 14 - SADO 60 London and Connty - - 101 *Oft 60 London Joint Stock - - IS - - - 10, IN London & south African 2 4 I die - 1111,0001 100 Lon. and Westminster_ SO - - 58 1 10,100 1 100 Nat. Prov. of England 62 - - - *eo9 10 Do. New l2 - - 2 10.110 60 national Bank - -. KM 10 New South Wales - *NI 26 Oriental Bank Corpora .ll - - - KOlO 10 Ottoman Bank 10,000 100 Prorinclal of Inland - 16 - - - 4,40 10 Do. New - - - *lO9 26 Booth Australia all 1 - - - 40,00 16 Dania of Australia - - - 10000 AO Union of Goidon - i - 0000 , 100 Daily Mutual OO - - I - IEffiCaLLANIOIIII. No. 18h. I 00itr4xl0e. IPd I CI. prices. 1 dales, 10,0001 10 Anglo.3lexican hint - 11,000, 26 Australian Apical. - - 19 II 28 201 8501000 Atlantic Tel. (Lima) all - - -. 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks all 41 sad - • - 50 Brit. American Land . 40 30 Si 41 - ,000 60 Brit. &Irlaltliasp Tel. all S 5 87 - 3,101 10 Do.Blper e. 10 1102 all 19 11 - 11,739 10 Do. C - 8,915 124 Canada Land all 114 117 - 1,000 10 Channel Islands Tel. (L) an - - - 850,000 SR Cop. lig of Sug.&Saelt. all - - - 11,000 10 Do. Pref. 71 per coat all 161 181 - 1,002026 et. . Palace - 100,810 84 ' •. :reference - 260,000 84 Do.' p. et. Perp. Deb. 100 100 108 - 700,000 St. Inectrie Telegraph - 7,199 25 Do. New - 70,000 6 Bog. cad Aust. Oop. - all 11 2} id 2} ad 10,000 15 Oen. Steam Nwrlpttea 14 - - - 3N,000 1 Gnat Shlp (Lballad) all I 6 100000 1 Do. 171 per cern. 2ro: i . I ; di. :: 12,000 6 Lon. Matrict TeL (L.) l} -- 1 dig - 60,000 20 Loudon Discount (1..)_- I 1/ 1 - 100,000 4 Lon. Den. Omnibus Co. all 11 14 - 60,000 10 lifadrae !Erdal.. & Canal 1 If 21 gni .- 30,000 10 lieditarraneanKlec.Tel. all - -.- 12,000 10 *editor. Ira. Tol. (Lint) ell 11 4 - 84,000 25 National Discount Co 8 14 14 4118 - 0000 18 NerbuddaCnaltiron(L) li 2 Ms .- 11,310 10 Netherlands Land 50,000 6 Do. BD. c., is. all le all 1 1 - 1,724 100 N. Brous. &N. Scot. LA 0 - - - 188,676 1 N. Brit. Australasian all . 1 1. 1 4 1 60,000 1 Orieatal Glii 60,000 1 Do. " Sew Shares' 10,000 10 Orion. la. Btm. (Llie.) 4 8 - - -, 10,000 10 Do. do. B 4 -..-. - 030,000 SC Peel Weer Ludt** 100 47 90 471 20,000 IN Paula. and Orion. Stem all 74 74 - 90,000 an Do. New * 121 121 111 i IS n 60,000 SO Ned Boa & Ind. TeL 41 I oic i ... 7 rsOys. by Br. Gov. .8 171 18} - 10,000 60 Isoa - 10,000 16 . New all 6} 44 - 16,000 101 Royal Mall Atom .._ 0 61 53 10 1000 St Scottish Aust. lamb& 100 126 126 - Is,loo U South Australian Land all 1111 Id - 76400 1 Submarine TcL Scrip - 76,000 1 Do. do. Registered_ all 1 - 60,000 10 Trut & Ln. Co. Up. Can. 5 -.- - 10.000100 Van Diemen's Land 284 9 10 - MARKETS. was flat at s PROVINCIAL SHARE Lrrnarook, karr. 10.—Thy market decline off per cent, closing at the lowest. _......einhead. 76 7SI el die --Caledonian, 96, 061—Eastern Countleti 10f 101 ex dlr. —ilrest Northern, 110116 i fin dly.—Oreat Western. 704 701 ex illy. —Lancashire she Yorkshire Stock. 1104 1101 ea illy—London and North Western Mock. 99; 100 ex My —Manchester, iliseneld, sod Lincoln, Sai 4.4—Midland Stock 1241 114 f— Lin. new shares, 1 846 11 p. North belt ish, viten —North Stadordshire. 11 er dlv. ▪ d . —North koatern, &Wet, 98 PSl—Ditto York and North lildland,en Of — Ditto Leeds LlspitaiStock,64 6thdeatbromaru end foyer, 16 16 16 111 sa dly —Vest Mielload,thdord. 44 thy— Death Rhenish. a d. —Grant lomembams 4 11414 7--Grand Think of Canada, 7j 71—Oreet Western of U 1.1617 &le —Ditto new sheens. 7i 71 4.—Budalo sad LIM Rana, 44 6_ Gnat Ship. Is. id.—Tbamiss sad Mari Marble Company, i iv. THE AtTRISIAM PICULATIONB. —A Vienna letter says :—" The Eynatten trials are concluded at last. The poorer. wife, whose exteavaganos is supposed to have been one cause c her husband's peculation., wee included is the accusation, and has just been tried. She was condemned to three years' ranter duns ; but the Empe ro r, out of compassion for her innocent children, commuted the sentence to three lipsiths ordinary imprisonment ; which she is now undergoing. The proesmition 401111111111011 d against the Director of the Crolit Institution, U. Richter, which is connected with the Ernatten frauds, is add to become more and more complicatai, and that the preliminary investiga tiODS will occupy some months vet." II".0 1 147- & ii6d AL liw ILLIB.O 1414.0 lb. blOut3d LB4. li Ht jai._ 1;A 1 11 1. 118.18.9.1 u.1&o. ,tai. -. il .. 4144 .. 4.000 - 6,1111 ',cool .. ekoool .. 59° amol . 1 . 1 4iss .. %io~m •i 4 "300 0 1 10 6:0001 . 1,0241 .. ii in id - I - a 106 4 x.l Id 111 us 130 116 101 Jes. Sales today to 1 pas. 7 1.7.1. MONEY IfARKET.-7 0.41'. Two o'CLacs. The film's' to-day are rather firmer, although business i, limited. A good effect is produced by the fine woather. Consols are quoted about 1, pee cent. higher than yeiterday afternoon. Britiidt railway stocks are likewise rather better. At Paris this morning, *molding to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Throe per Cent. Rentes were quGted 67fr. 855., showing no change since yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93, k, and 93 foe money, and 93k and for the aevuunt. The present quotations are 93k fur cash, and 93} " buyers" for the Ilth of October. The official business report is aa follows : New Three per Cents. 934, 4 ; India stock, 215 ; ditto Five per Cent, stock, 1859, 1034, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 91 , 4 ; ditto 1859, 964, i ; Five per Cent. "enfact.t" rupee paper, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half ice Cent., 1024 ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. prem., par. . . The foreign stock market i s dull. Mexican &nein exhibit flatness. Buenos Ayres are steady. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 731 to '4, and that of 1868, 571 to I, ex div. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-H.llf per Cents., 1800, 87/2 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 98 ; Chilian Four-acd-a-Ralf per Cents, ; Mexican Three per Cents., for ao want, 211:, If ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 44, 431 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 324 ; ditto Pas give, 22 ; fat, Committee's Certificates, ail ; Turkish Six per Coats., 1854, for account, 75} ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 57k, ex div. ; Vene zuela Three per Ceuta., for account, 23. Amongst recent commercial publications is " Treatise on Annuities " (C. and E. Layton), by the late Griffith Davies, F.R.8., actuary to the Guardian Assurance Company, and to the Reversionary Interest Society. The vollnie is published by Mr. Davies' executors, who point out that although it is deeply to be regretted that the first part was not completed by .'lr. Davies, so as ti make it a comprehensive trea tise on life assurances as well as annuities, they believe that it will be found worthy of the atten tion of all persons connected with the science of life contingencies, if only because it contains exclu sively a complete set of useful actuarial tables based on the experience of the Equitable Society. The work altogether is one of a very high order. The discount market yesterday was easy. The beet bills were taken at 3i per cent. Little busi ness was accordingly dono at the Bank of England. In the Stock Exchange there is a glut of money, and to 2 per cent. can scarcely be obtained for loans on government securities. An inota:reent of 25 per cent, fell due yesterday on the East Indian Railway Company's Debenture Loan of 1,500,000.. ' but the amount actually payable is understood to nave been less than 70,0001., the rest having been paid in advance. The transfer books for the New Three per Cents. close this afternoon. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" oontinnaties day"), and terminate on Friday. The amount of gold bought by the Bank yest.e. day was 64,000/. As soon as it is refined, the 81,0001. by the Persia will probably be sent into that establishment. The Delta will take to-morrow 35,000!. for Bombay and 800/. for Alexandria—all gold. The Londeo agents of the Illinois Central, Ra way Company have received the following report from the Chairman of the Executive Committee in New York. It fully confirms the previous accounts of the enormous yield of the grain crops in the West Office of the Iffitrobi Central Railroad Company, New York, August IJ , 1360. Misers. Robert Benson mid Co., London. Geutlensen,—The traffic of the third week was the largest this year-4U.180 dots. 75c.. against 45,882 dole. 38c. it 1859, a gain of ?3,498 dale. 37c. and 70,285 dots. 17c. foe the three weeks. There haa been a letter supply of seise eels at Chicago within • day or two, and we notice that the Michigan railways are biAling for grain to be taken by boats from Detroit to Toledo. These movement', with the better prices reported from your aide by telegraph will to 17th inst., bly help the price of grain .tg a:n, and give us a busioess the first week of September. The result of the fourth week this mouth cannot equal the third. 1 am glad to report an increase in the priesenwr traffic of . 4,103 dole. 92c. the third week. The sa/e4 of land thin month will be between 60,000 and 70,000 dole., the colloetory about 50,000 dole. The receipts of pain at Chicago since Ist January already exceed 20,000,000 biothels, of which nearly 13,000,000 bushels are of Indian corn of the old crop. Not one twentieth of the wheat crop has moved, and we have the most extraordinary statement* in regard to the growing corn crop. Many fields will average 80 bushels to the acre. Cottle and hogs from adjoining states are being sold and driven into Illinois, to be fattened from the abundance of pain in Egypt.—Youra Lc., - Nigher]) Tactius F.. WALLIS, Chairmen d Executive Committee. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,7871. ; and the &Yak Eastern au increase of 1,1201. The traffic return of tue Great Western Railway of Canada, fur the week ending August 24, siu.tvit an increase of 7161. sterling, compared with the or responding week of last year. At St. Petersburg the tallow market is firm, at 49 ro. for all September. The exchange comes quoted 36d. With reference to the indigo trade and the serious check to the cultivation of the plant in. India, the report of Messrs. Ltyton, Hulbert, and Co. contains the following : . . . . With the exception of a feir orders for fine Russian pta lilies, and for dry leaf Madras, there has been no demand during the fortnight ; and the near approach of the October indes, nor mo course of declaration for the9th of that month, renders it improbable that any improvement will take place in the interval. 10,000 chests; appear upon the declaration • boots. The catalogues may ultimately comprise 13,000 or • 14,000 chest,. The deliver:es closely approximate to those of last year. The advice* from Bengal (July 28) leave no doabt that the resisttuce of the ryots to the manufacture of indigo has assumed a most serious aspect. In =My Lc tories ru JOINOte they refuse to cut the plant for the I,:nro peen owner, and in some eases they cut st and throw it into the jungle or the river. Should these destructive preen d ings be partially overcome by some feeble measure of • tardy and unwilling government, and the greater part of the crop he secured for this season, it remains a subaxt of Esse consideration whether the cultivation of indigo IT 4•ropaut capital and skill will nut speedily die out iu she districts of /longs', and eventually in the whole of British podia . _ . The Star of the North has arrived from China with 1,181,300 lbs. of tea. MONDAY EVIMING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 9311 to 7-16 for the 11th Oct., opened this morning at the same quotation, and ahead flat at 931 to 3-16. For money the last price was 9n to 93. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 9 , N, a., I, 93 ; ditto for account (Oct. 11), 93 4, 3; Three per Cents. Reduced (transfer books shut), 931 : New Three per Cents., 931, 4,4, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, ill, ; ditto IBonds, 6e., 3e., 65., die. ; Five per Cent. "en faced " rupee paper, 94, ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 1021: Indian government securities were quiet. The Five per Cent. rupee paper wasrather more offered. The Five per Cont. stock of 1859 retuning quottA 1031 to it. Exchequer Bills were dull, at par to 3s. preen. The foreign stock market was dull. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. were rather flatter, being last marked 96. Mexican Bonds opened at tho improved price of 211 to 22, owing to the state ment.' in the American journals, but relapse.) iu the afternoon to 211 to 1. The Turkish Lan of 1868 declined 1 per emit., leaving off at : -, 71 to ak..sliv. The Loan of 1834 was Nip rdat.. -Saturday's quotation of 731 to Pernvian Three per Cents. were in de mand, in tuticipation of the purchases next month for tholalf-year's sinking fund. Purchawe took place Hi high as 741. Venezuela Three per Cents. were Mit ... I a - at. 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