The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-11 00:00:00

TkIR FOLIC'S Ct.)URTB. (THIS DAT.) lIBILLBOILOUGH.STREET. MRSDOTOILID AND BRUTAL ASSAULT. twin Downs, a Wl° r , was charged before Mr. Knox w ith smelting Mt. Joh, Willis, foreman to Mr. Bywater, K sad builder, of Osembretmet. ossep hinest, wham bead was en eloped in bandages,. ▪ that co Saturday sigrOt while talking` to Mr. Mardi; me, residing In fildvmstreet, OeMmogusio, Mr. I s=t the time sitting in • their at his door, the pti sof slid another young man came up to him end made r eef met intuiting language towards him, and them an. e ase him, knocking him down sad severely injuring his bed. Is also breisiog him about the cheat and body. He b i ome iosimeible and ents obliged to have ► medical atten ds's, and Rill felt • great des" of pale in his bead. b w pm toquestioes put by Mr. Knox, the complainant m ed ma prisoner threatened him before mashing him. M r , Marsh, esrpeeter, of Silver-street, who ism his e ams meted, being peralyeed, said that while edits( at be dice the prisoner and another man came op and grossly s oo deal the complainant, and said they world do for btu, end the prisoner then strut* the mmtplateent three times j o meeth. The prisoner cad his committee then A s ia os the complainant, threw him down, aid be teems immisibie. ge e mistier mid is the first Matinee the complaisant mid spied hue. ' Marsh said that wee set trim, and that the primmer lib ed sp the complainant's head while ha we on the grimed, so d ham* the bath pert of it three or four times on the met, sea afterwards nude cif with his companion, be metsh) net bankable to render the complainant any asiettaso 011tif to being paralysed. Po table Griehem, 132 0. said that on stopping s e e somm, who win mute& plumed by several persons, h m o otreet, Golden-mums, he said it wee • bad job, and OM be could sot help it. Mx Keen irked the esestable whether the prisoner wee Moe at the time, sad the constable said he had been drink. ng, Mt was sot drank. Mr. SAAR remanded the primmer, and ordered • warrant s o Wi g wag sgaiut his compesion. LAMBETH. nom= or BOPS BY • CAIUt•S. Henry Mertes, s swoon in the service of the South rodent Railway Company, wen placed at the bar before the Bin G. Mertes ea a charge of stealing • pocket of hops, of the ,ale a la, go property of the railway company. arum the c od/tote, which wee somewhat lengthy, II =rthat co Sstarday last the primer had 11 pockets elined is his vas is one of the sheds at the Brick web Aro, s taiies, sad after this be backed his vehicle close to soother vas lades with hope, and desired the boy who was his gmrd to remove one of the pockets from the s a w me and place it es his, and the boy did so while the primer was away, an he represented, at the wateroloset. Bs then drove off, and having delivered 11 pockets at • hop meethsat's in the Berough drove away with the ate& D odd of hope and delivered it at a place. in East-street, Wilworib. An officer some time after went to the house in NVfound the pocket of hops. and the prisoner prisoner at the time was found asleep on a • ad when woke up he said, "I don't know why I deed bantam% the hops here, but the beet way is to know wetkiagabout them." On his way to the station-house the parser asked the constable In whom charge he was to Meths thought of it, " whether he should get six months et ix years." After a lengthened examination, the pri me:ma remanded to a future day. - - SOUTHWARK. UNYOUNDLD CHARGI OP Y LONY. A welleiressed vouug man was brought up in emtody sad chrsged before the sittiog magistrate with steeliest • cake, value fourpesos, the prrperty of Mr. Hwy Dodson, cake, biscuit, sod fancy bread manufacturer, el 92, 131aekomentreet. The prosecutor deposed that the prisoner entered his Mon sad desired to Weaved with a stale cake which was mapped ap as usual in • paper bag, and landed to him by the shopiromee. At this time he (the prosecutor) was wigged aS the other end of the shop. but beard his sty nit ask the prisoner who woe walking away with the mks for payment for it. The prisoner said he bad douse. Oathis he (prossieator) is order to convince him that he was :tshowed him ties weasels of the till, which only 2 two separate shillings which had been paid by ire Game eastawerl. The prisooer insisted that he had paid ille foorpeoce, sad wee going away with the cake when hs (prommter) sent fora oosetable and gave him isto ens tcdy as the charge of stealing the oaks, sad hs woe conveyed le the polies-station. Mr. J. H. Brookes, of the Borough-road. appeared far the primer, and stated that his client was a highly respectable sag, sad for time bad hew and still was the minister of • dimmed.' chapel in Bermondsey. The Magistrate said the prosecutor had set the shadow of a pretreat for charging the primmer with felony, sod therefore he must be at once discharged. He advised the pronta to be cautious io giving persons in custody in this way snip. Inspector Mamas said he bad known the gentlemen now as the bar for • loos period as • most respectable man and useful member of society. The Magistrate said it was unoecesstry to go Soto this, as the seemed was discharged without • stain est his ohs meter. WORSHIP-STREET. DIBOIDIIILT COSDUCT AT A MONAIIITZT. Michael Cocking, a sturdy fallow of 27 years, apparently brad m a holiday suit, was charged with disorderly eon dace at ►he Monastery of St. Mtn's, in Albert-place, Mil► esd-road, sad alarming the inmates there'''. Ir. Charles Purcell, a brother of the waviest. said that these bad been a great disturbance on Friday night last at • late hour, by some person ringing and knocking violas:My at the gate of the building. On inquiry as to the cause there was 'demand, in a strong Irish sweat. foe admierton. Mr. Safford —Wee that made by the defendant Witans--Yes, sir, and when asked the nature of his bad men there. he said that he wanted to see the bishop. Mr. Saffold—Did he say for wh►t purpose? Witoese—That ►e bad been mat from heaven to ask about his maniege. I think he must be out of his mind. Mr. Safford—Do you know anything of him Witness—No, not previously —he same on the following day iota the building and yesterday also, when after re maiaiog about ten minutes quiet he suddenly commenced beating the desks with his cap, following this strange con duct by striking those persons nearest to him with it and rushing about the pleas. An attempt was made to eieet him bat he released humeral from several heads and it was necessary to send for the police. Mr. Safford—Did he appear to you quite sober? Witness—Oh, yes, but there is little doubt his mind is tiffeeted—it was a very disgraceful Howe, 178 N—lt took five constables to get him to the station-house. He was quite sober. Mr. Cooke—What have you to say to all this? Defendant fell on his knees in the dock, sad raised his hands, bet on being desired to stand up instantly corn plied. Mr. Safford—Do you wish to say anything ? Defendant—No. Mr. Safford—Why did you go to the Monastery? Defendant—MT business took me there. Safford—Why did you misbehave yourself? Defeadant--I don't recollect anything about that. Mr. Safford—Where do you live, and how do you get your living? Defendant—l live in the Lesdoe Docks, and do labour. Defeedaat was remanded, that inquiries might be male sad his relatives sought for. THAMES. THZ GROOM a\D HI MASTER. George AIWA, a groom ie the service of Mr. Poole, a gentleman residing in the Mile-end-road, was brought before Mr. Paget, charged with aseaulting end wouuding bit waster. _ The prosecutor had occasion to find fault with the pri mate for not properly cleaning out his stables. Some words and • sniffle ensiled between them, and the prisoner threatsised to hit Mr. Poole with a pitchfork he had in his load- Mr. Poole immeinsiely took the pitchfork from hie groont's lima and told him to leave the promisee, The Pate" , directly struck his muter a violent blow on the moth and wounded him. Ik. dosed, who dressed the wooed ea the complainant's fooe. said it wu three inches in length and a third of as tag ia doplh. The Prisoner admitted striking hie muter, and said the mond was inflicted with the nail of his thumb. Dr. Amell, who is a gentleman of great experience is hie Wiesner', and Se medial officer to the Poplar Beard of Works, said he would take upon himself decidedly to 4 7 the wound was indicted with a sharp instrument. It ." I elf. " cot. The thumb nail could not have inflicted such s wound. Mr. Paget believed the wiener had used a keife. It was a most cowardly sod malicious act. lie sentenced the prisoner to be imprisons' two months, and kept to hard COMMERCIAL AND HAREEM. THE EXPRESS, morTpAlr, EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1865. , I it sacroo7l —No. - 11000006 1001ab0a1m.110.96.,1011.... . ' Or. O a. . ewe.. urr.16. 111 Do.406001.1•18.11010o. 101 Del porotilar.teai 1011 D 0.6 pat 011aa.41 110 r 166. . Do spar M. 111. Moo 100, .010 .. Or 01105a00.01.11141011 do. 1/001903 ISO .. Do. 40 111010.30; 100 Do. 0 1119041 1 101 D0.6p.a..1p.t0M.111:10 NM .100 011.111s.ffilov. UM. ep.A. 661 .. ISM M.. IN 11000 06., 1110 611.1 .. Do. UKNI 101 1,010 .. Do. 11M,100 61101 .. Do. 1006 100 ,1000 .. Natal. Gaol ow c00d...1100 600 .. Now Draw. liov. pail 100 11.11. Wales OH. 6 p. 0.11111 6, 010 Do.b pa nal 00 11101{101 a WNW UOllllOO 6▪ N 0 .. Now Zoolaode pm oest.lloo, 000 .. Do. 6 per mat 100 1,010 .. Nova bx4l* Gov, WV 100 ,09 1 1 Quo/Wood p. e 6.1100 6..tualOov. p. a., IVO ,100 010..610v.00.6.1/0./golp 100 • .. Do. do. 6 p.a..korlltOo.' 100 BILITI6H I[lNl Na lIL I Wigs. I Pd. 971 116 . Oita %NO 4,00 D 16e I 1;60% 1 4.000 47i I 12, *O KO N .... -. COOS 0.111 ad 1 0. .44 .-. ad COOP a,Fai 66 1 i I 40,00111 1.0. M .... LOW 120 a. 1401 _ COOL tar! _ e ' er ' at mei :24 i za so wi t I " " 6 1 ad 1.1190 6."3 1 _ LON '1 8 tddt in el uldsm -- &din 11014, EARKET,-(THI8 DAY). flan Trading, to # dim., being firm ; 11 tOttomsa Sontittii EhWade, -91-4! f pew. I Redeem% Its to 114 ; Aladin Wag:spit Prefennate, 2# to I • and Lion Brewery, 1 to 2 prem. The snares e/ ' the Oeyloa CbrapanyAintinnis lit &tumid, and have risen about 10E - tads,. There wag a:no a further decided advance in City of Milan Im provements, the Ed. paid shares beteg Mirka prem. City of Moscow (las shares were like better, while Oosan Marine Laurance, Trust Loan of Upper Canada, Fore-etreet. Wareham/. and National Provincial Marine Insurance, were fiat. Transatlantic Steam shares were quoted I} te 2} pries. Peruvian Railways shares were quoted 10 to 11 pram Two dew= The stock markets continue inactive, and prices generally exhibit no alteration, compared nOth those last current on Saturday. Consols are un changed for money, but have receded per cent. for the account. The movements in British rail way stocks, foreign securities, and financial shares are few and unimportant, but the latter show a rather drooping tendency. The discount market is quiet to-day, with few bills offering, and a large amount of money seeking employment. The general rate for the beet paper, how - ever, is 31 to 4 per cent., very little business having oc curred at 31. In the Stock Exchange short loans on English government securities are obtainable at 21 to 3 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele . gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at • 69fr. 300., showing a rise of about 1.16 per cent. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1 for money, and 891 to 90 for the account (Oct. ILO). The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sole, for mosey, 891, 1 ; ditto for acivennt, 90 Three per Cents. Reduced, 881 ; New These per Cents., 881, 1, ; Bank Stock, 2481 ; Ind a Five per Cent. Stock, 971 ; Five per Cent. " faced" rupee paper, 101/, 102 ; and Exchequer Bills, 2s. prem., 2s. din. Turkish Coneolidde and Spanish Passive and Cer_ tifioates are fiat, and have declined 1 per oent. On the other band, Italian of 1865 and the last Turkish loan are inquired for. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, via. :—Greek, 201 to 21; Turkish Consolidis, 491 to ; Spanish Passive, 291 to 30 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to ; Confederate, 6 to 7 ; and Mexican, 2 4 * to I. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981 ; Brazilian, 1852, 58, 60, 77 ; ditto, 1863, 75; Egyptian, 1864, 961,1, ; Italian, 1886, 801, 80; ditto (Maremmana Railway), 711 ; Mexican, for account, 241 ; New Granada, 131 ; Portuguese, 1856, lac., 47 ; ditto, for account 471, ; Russian, 1822, 911 ; ditto 1862, 933, k ; Sardinian, for account, 77 ; Spanish,' for account, 471 ; ditto Passive, for account, 291, 90 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 141 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 941; ditto 1858, for account, 73, 21; ditto 1862, for account, 741, ; ditto, 1001, Bonds, 1741; ditto 1863, 711; ditto 1865, 441, 5 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 451. Erie Railway shares are in demand and better, at zd 551 to 1 ; while Illinois show a slight decline, at 791 to 1. United States 5-20 Bonds are quoted 681 to 1 ; and Atlantic and Great Western De bentures, 87 to 88. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to prem. ; General Credit, 2to 1 prem., ex dir. ; London Financial, ai to prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 2 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 31 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, In to 161 ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 31 to 1 prem. There were no bullion operations at the Bank on Saturday. The Scotland, from New York, has brought 32,0001. in specie, and the China, from Boston, Id 1,5001. The French mail steamer non le has reached St. Navvies from Vera Cruz, with the large amount of 600,0004 in Mexican dollars, the bulk of which will probably reach London this week. The Imperial Ottoman Bank have received ad bran dated the lst September from their Bucharest ch, reporting the usual monthly payment by the government of 5,3001. on account of interest and 1,4001. for the Linking fund of the Danubian Principalities loan. We learn that Messrs. C. S. Hanson and G. Tobin, the bankers, Corset atipe have ac °opted the nomination of the Ottoman government as members of the Council of Surveillance of the Public Debt of the Empire. re The London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank will in future be known as " The London and River Mete Bank (Limited)" in accordance with the resolution confirmed at the last special meeting. A general meeting of the Great Luxembourg Company is convened for the 23rd instant at Brussels. A final call of 21. 10s. is to he paid on the shares of the Salisbury and Dorset Junction Railway Com pany by the sth October. The directors of the Electric and International Telegraph Company have made a call of 21. 10s. per share on the 101. shares allotted in Dec., 1862: it will be payable on the 2nd October. The directors of the British and American Steam I Navigation Company (Limited) have made a call of I 21. 10s. per share, payable by the 2nd of October. A general meeting of Price's Patent Candle Com pany (Limited) is called for the sth October, to declare a half-yearly dividend on the preference shares. The letters of allotment and " regret" of the Anglo-Greek Steam Navigation and Trading Corn panv were issued on Friday. The following, on the wealth of the country, is from Travers' Circular: With the exception of the infirmaries now *acids( 'ties- Bost as regards our agricultural condition, from the results of the harvest and the cattle disease, it is admitted on all bands that the wealth of the coaster is still increasing at a rate sever Were egosedel. The Board of Trade returns, the railway tra ffi c receipts, and the reports with regard to the revenue, all sorroberste this view, which is further cosarnsed by • test perhaps more acionrate than any other, sanely, the extent to which the satire population are iedulting in pleuure expenditure for the unman. The state of drain in orgy such as might have bees a:pasted, thee it meat be long before America, shackled as she is by prohibitive or protective duties. ears male enter late competition sith our manufacturers. merch"ti' the o rt;i b e iP ror t ir " l rg. , an d our profi ts We still TI is almost set of business are solely c h ecked l by the scarcity every = l t; price of skilled labour. IJcider these circumstances blows that would be otherwise heavily felt produce ea aesweelable distress, sod although the money loss from the cattle disease threatens, before the places • clbefitirPets.l. :d to e au re t al W y h a s "e ief . e s to " 17 1 0 O t orooot... ° l l 2,ooo, e ta l studies below au average, there is no rustic to apprehend that any serious drawbwic from our state of prosperity will be perceptible from these causes. Nairn Aberdeen it;;;rneaW.: Caps t Asa .i Tral . • • !. 1 _1•2_42 • • ere* .... toondorl... 2 "1 •1:Kottli: . Poirteiseatb. fortwas6 Saarbaroas: He w. w.s.W. CARE Lisra—mais Pd. I &A *AU. --• flattbast DWlMeg adlidAsag 96 io 86 Z MAUL o, Norfolk, mot Wolk 66 to II Clogotoo and Wore 66 to 64 Brows -- Gy yap, ll6 ID It• Welts 3l; f 0 Town Mae: ili; is lbs. Household 96 to 96 Country Norfolk sad auffollt, es ship 3O to al to Kw OM.. Latish, teed -- III to IS' Potato l4 to 1 1 431111011. ?e[Qr. Ter Q. S. i OATI. Illostsk and Swedish 18 to II Russian Ewe. _ WINILT. Dudal. and Madge berg 45 to 68 Ito tack & Meriden - ll= au so Danish lob 42 KapVan 34 16to 37 to 28 Youtan, hard soft imekran„ red ... 42 to 46 Boilers l2 to SS ~white% .. 46 to 60 INDIAN OWN. 3811.51. . White 29 to 32 &than, 2O to 14 I Yellow Distilling Malting OWL I Spanish, . .. SS to Ili 12 Dutch bowing tooding AItItIVALS Or GRAM N MI , DT LAND AND t WATER CABELLO& siPT. 1 TO BUT. e, y INCLUSIVE Wheat.' rmrter. Man rm . ram re. l e...... im qrs. gm. re. qrs. gra gm Otis a Myrna ... 453 7 610 10163 919 1311 1431 .. 14796 I forsigi ..2i7?i 3921 ....!104 t 1 966 lin, tie's, • so 70431.... 37212 1 6107 I lasoti 13991 4 - 3;1 601' 3194114745 MINCING-LANK—rTHIS DAY.) SOCIAL—There ITS boyars at the fall priors of hat week, bat few rollers ; the market is, is orarequeaos. imatire. Refirod—Brown lamp rook firm at Cs, with bat faw sellers corder 434. 64. OOFFEI, RUM, sad SALTPITRE.—No solos of importance row:rtrof.. Itic&—tteesintly about 10,000 bags. chiefly soft grain. had been disposed of at prices barely equal to those previously =flog. Carron.—The !socket sine* Friday Las been very quiet ; no silos resiorted. Jors.--Thit demand continues good ; the business doing is chiefly for arrival. The sales advertised for tomorrow consist of i 5) bible. 20,000 bags of sugar. 500 casks 80 cases 2,600 boy a offs*. 150 bags of cocoa. 3,300 paekagea of ladies boa, aril a uodry percale of dryealtery goods. TALLOW MARIENT.—..;THIS DATA The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 4d% eet emit ; Petersburg Y.O on the snot, 465. ; October to December, 46a. ; December, 46a. 9i. ; Jan. to Munk, 475. to 475. 3d. 'MOLARS OP TALLOW. left 1 186 L 1861. I 1865. --- Stock on handtitls day.. main 11444 42,410 Delivery loot week ..... 1 547 1.676 Ditto trout IA Jose 21,6 84 141.1011 Arrival loot week 1.944 121 Ditto Dow lot JUDO /UN 18.962 S. LA. P t iceY.C. on spot this day MI 48 6 4 2 043 Ditto Soon last Ito 0 01 49 9 3, 63, 148 3,443464 31 818 17,677 21.4/8 3,084 1,046 14.740 43,813 a. d. d. 4.41. 42 3 46 0 14 3 411 Arrival for the week ee4lag 19th Sept. tuber 14“ year, 643 auks, and deUVrry, 1.309 emba. The arrival lad week com prised 936 make PeteribUrg, 60 Maine& toga, 1,066 cask.. , i: all 1109 METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DdY.) The supply of beasts is considerably larger than on Monday last, and Made is very dell, consequently prices am lower for kinds. Sheep are also more plentiful. Priem on the avenge are lower, although there is not mach reduction in choicest qaelitiee. Trade is heav for calves at about late rams. From Germany and Ho lland there are 3,710 Deans ; 16,740 sheep ; 237 calves, sod 276 pip. Scotland, 50 beasts ; Ireland, Sl3; an 1 1,610 from she northern sad midland counties. he stone at She. s. O. a. IL i ?sr skies of IBM & Base Beat, 11•84614.11•84614. 6 0 5 4 Boa Das rt lif-adalla 0 0 0 0 Best flbort-barm 4lO 5 2 Rest Teas-w 0015.... 0 2 0 4 Sewed Vaal. bowie 2 3 3 8 Do. dn. none .... 0 0 0 0 Calves Ply !Met Des& 171t.ave.1a 4 8 Lam. newts at market, 5,920 ; sheep and lambs, 30,050 ; salves, 855 ; pi" 475. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THTS DAY.) M all Pattoodeo mid Smith repel an active demand for all desatiptiooa of the ow growth, a large portion of which tom mow arrived at market. Prices uunder god But Keats, 61. to St. Sa. ; Weald ditto. 95r. to 54 de. to I 71. •* Swam,toSt. 516 te 61. SrNGrus ACCIDENT IN CONNEMOW WITH A MAIL. Tali/N.—Her Majeetls mail came to grief at Witco on &- tank morning early, and in strange fashion. The letters an dropped mid takes up—daring the full weer of the i n ve,oo7,. girt 9 .-- Bates today •. Great reviere, ert—Lan. ". s. ° — br mechanical appliances ; but the defect of these m eth s end yorssline, Hit t—Lowien and North Western, et ,,...„' du ,7 15 7 Moriing, or of the minuet labour necessary to igel, g sd—Meachester . She Meld and LLacninahire, 681—tionth —a.. tom. p ro d .. a d a sigs.du, accident. The bags from i Aerdern irli —Birkenhead, Sat —Botta° and Lake Huron, 41 ;wit Western of Canada, 1$ 6-16—Brts. 611 t —Minds Wigan foe the north bad been slue( is their acoustomed n-c..l6—°u„si.'l4 7911—United States 6-40 Bonds, 684—Octal lAnern inn4kie, prior to the mail coming up, and the post.olliee share., it 11.16—nambre sad UMW, 71—Bank M Liver °Emig were iii waiting to receive those from the south in- 1 sia g 103—Banteds Deakins Osman, ahlidted). 1-16 p.—Wareart- Waded for Wipe , when by some defect in the mechanism or , ins se e geehense Beak (Limited), 44 il.—North Western i auk s olinit of them i the t "ii, the tong loath envelope rea. , (melted% 34 p.—Loodoe sad Lancashire Fire InantwOott 5-16 Wring some ha i l ' t dozes different hags of letters for die. ' E—Q•••• insura,, "e„ 4 . i Nar nal a ri ch pl u g at t le r a i r i r hention is the district, mimed the catoh, fell on the lim, I wam......1 1 , 5e , n1-- ",i„.„," /55 _caught by e the wheels of the carriage, and was mit, ' •••••••------• • dp ad Lake Mere; 6 0-16—Great — 9.—A TNT good business was dose anti 14411. d. and embed is a thousand dumdums. As may be = s .7 l. s7 §_ thee i ll'eadY ' ?from A, 160 Western at tx,mt . ea the letters forming the freight were sadly mutt- p.m, in.—ngnomcestral, 're .. and Yorkshire. Ita an ' t di!Terlied, tattered envelopes, emirepapare, tote- —Loudon and North Westin, ia%Manchestrir,Sheffl._ _ .. e1d,....._and . 'bolts, Bern funeral ds. dre.., being strewn along Lincolnshire, 64—Meerepalitew. 1 fi7N:"..,. / 7 6 ,7, 1 7,. w ?:, ilin lime for • distance of smile or two. Many hundred 55 4 1 -50 uth ra 551111, 811—Thinme. Irk ' ..—v int..4lnobstna WWI nom renovered iatact, but a mat quantity are ao allm° 66 ,2 1 1 60 151 , 6 " 101 : 616 16 P' —ilual4 P rat " k4611 Y dateld and torn is to render either contests or '7 5 7,7„ 577575. sm . 9 . _.8,,ks wise !worded to-day In Greet Maven totally u aliseipliseabin —Leeds Ater eery. ' Western Birmingham Oluiranteed at 74k : In Birmingham Canal, The new horns disease We made its appearance at ee ;in Nmthemem Jobs stoeil .. are... mid et lai i re . ; sad in " L' , ” kiwi. The Union says the Tenbrooks, of the Jed- rannin inilin OtienrartiLidta;'d. Joint e 4 . ea ... n o .sh rtahhoe, had three valuable bones that died on Saadi, weft n r e s w e i i e i . g 81 7 . 7 .1, 57 hem mach haat, $4 to It was generally supposed that the animals were 14 4 : u o rr a pito% rem. : 9,affordshire Joint Stock Bank, Pvi.ob ea. but els a...riga.* of the dimes amounts for 10 p l oy. mum; am Financial, lh to lg preel their leas , —Pea York paper. ataraet steady. i Atimarepf t 1.4 1 Ne. let • . 1 MARK-LANE.' - ( T1118 DAY.) Two o'Clotims The quality of the now Baldish wheat received fresh op to oar market to-day was decidedly better than slut es- The railway market is inactive to-day , and prices • alit bfbitod cie Ronda, last ; bet she quantity breeght forward, is most instances are unchanged. As regards the ste I ' 9 " a d and sew, was "el moderate. The *at principal stocks, the only alterations are a rise of 4 NS was dun, and prism deckledquite le. per quarter. Thera was a fair supply of foreign whea t oa the stands. Per oent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire, and a de. ::: For all deeeriptioes the trade was duff, an d -•• a fall of ls. per cline to the same extent in Great Western and Great quarter took ;Amnia the quotation'. Barley was Is but moderate 'apply. The trade was in Eastern. London and North Western stock is now 1 4 3 % a doh slate, at late rates. rooted 124 to 4, ex div. ; Great Western, 684 Mt mk Nett was less enure, and 10 some instances, rather It o B7 ; Midland, 128 to 4, ex div. and ex new; Lan - low i cheaper. Oats moved off ' t o day, so d p r i ces m l e d Gm , T b s cashier, and Yorkshire, 1214 to 4, ex tile. ; South u 4 market wos well supplied. I Eastern,_reat Nor ern, 132 to 134, ex div. ; d Bll to I ; Metropolitan, 138 to 4,itto ex l* 8e..., the supply of which was limited, sold at late rates I My. ;G Tem were dull, and sew grey qualities were Is. per 1 th -• • • • arter cheaper. 1494 to 1504, ex div. ; London and So uth qu Flour moved off heavily, and country-made qualities de. I Wolter% 98} to 974, ex div. ; Gnat Eastern, 47 iii: Icoo, alined 1,& pas 280 lbs. to 4 ; and Caledonian 1344 to 196 4. t6O ,t The arrivals of floating cargoes off coast were on a Great Western of Canada Railway shares have ism limited seal*. Although the show of arrived cargoes of wheat was small, the trade ruled dull, and the currooolos declined, and Great Luxembourg are dul l ; East Indian Rail took • alsorather flat Railway • 18 . declined from is. to Is. 6d. from the recent highest point. Is gado, for arrival, nest to nothing was doing, and, awl- 011,a1MAIT MAIM AND STOCK& pored with late mess, a fall of about 2s. took plies in mama Gblrka, arrived, 41s. to 425. 64. ; ditto ore passage, ' 40s. to 41s. 6d. ; date, to be shipped from o , September to sod of November, 42*. 6d. •, ditto at October or November, 425. 04. to 42e. fid. per 4921b5. In N. BEMs*, Wee progressed slowly, osvertheises the ourrasoiss le remeited audited. lentil arrived, 29e. 6d. to W 3 9 t ffd. • Balgessaa, U. 9,1. per me.. Os pee• 1 ' sage (Meats sold at 31e. 4d. ; lioldavion, 30, 96. per a 4949b5. ; sad Ibrall. 28a. 9d. par 4801 es. 'ffustmedja, ship- g pier. 26e. par 4801hs. Galata, to be shipped is September me or Ootobsr, 31s. 3d. ; Odessa, Octo or Novas- .. her 31e. 3d. per 4921 he. Barley was la 11 16., limited request, but at quite previous quotations. „„"•• Nicokileff. arrived, 221. ; Aso[, co usage, 21s. 9d. g m. 400Ibs. No sales were in rye ; Dams- N 265. 6d. to 17s.per 4801 es. Beans motioned SI withett animation ; Barbary, 345. to 34e. 641. per U. 48011 w. tlilletseed wan (islet at about TN. for N. Nleolsioff. Linseed moved off freely, as *charmed n rates. Tsgaarog. arrived, Ws. per 4241b5. Calmat* ; shipped, 58e, 3d. to folis. 6d. ; ditto for shipment up es to October, Mk &L per 410 lbs. Bombay, is es. warehouse, was bald at Mk. ; Calcutta, Ms. to It 595. ; Meek eft sad Aooff. Ws. Egyptieu. blk ; St.- U. Petersburg, superior. 565. to 57a. ; Archangel, 50e. to 525. 2 .. par quarter. Very little Waimea was transacted in et rakes, sad in the value of cottonseed &scrip. at, time • reduction of 2s. Gd. per too was noticed. es. Linseed cakes, however, supported late rates. U. Linseed cakes, Lmdoa-made. 10/. to Int. ss. ; Now IL., York. barrels, 101. fie, ; ditto. bop, 101. ; Wester°. T; 91. 10.. to 91. 12s. 6d. ; Marseilles. 101. per too. Oot. lc , -1,1" Ass tossed cakes, Loodon-made, 4/. 17e. Gd. per too. us aje tg a a rx rg.,(pn, CCRapeseedutt edvasoad 6d. per qr., with a milady demand. M. a out on passage, 535. ad. per 5 saunas. Gaunt, 73e. M. tee 10d1994. to 73e. 6d. ; Fero:spore. 64, to 64e. 6d. ; Calcutta. 60e. 9 ...;,.." .... Da ' to bls. • Danubian, cultivated , 635. to 64 5 . ; Wild Black tit 4 7, ..,... Sea antLiaoff, 345. 64. to 364. 6d. par 4161e5. Thom was a N. Hz firm inquiry for oottooased, oa former terms. ELYPtisne N. lo' shipping, 71. 24.66. to 71.34.6 d. per ton. OIL ARRIVAL or Sims.-Boalisk : Tares, 135; linseed, 35; le rapeseed, 140 ; suodry, 1,551 qrs. Foreign : Linseed, 6,589 ; 1 1 1 1 6 oilseeds, 7,936 ; sundry. 407 qrs. IR. Expowns.-Lioseed, 2 , 230; oilseeds, 1,077 qrs , ell cilltaltrt !KIWI& U SPOLO is lee Qr. UL Perot. N. WILT. a & OM. a. & 10 Ewes. [sat, Ted, old 42 to 49 geolob. 1408 new es to 44 Scotch potato . be. white, old 49 to 14 leiah, white new 110 to 'Si ~ black 19 as 14 .u. Norte% and Et noo i n BUM is. red, new -to - Massive SS to SO N. BARLZY. teak Mt 1e 42 It 112/Wiwi Plows 4l to 46 1 . 1! FRAIL 1•3 rtss3l aita Wise 111 Cambrian all Doak satt Daadiat. all ammoll all Do. A 141 seal% =WI al Do. B gt. o. it pal So D. 100 Dubtin autlßollsitltew eB Douttoulerth.Al4h4. 2 . 21 Nast Laudon Scrip Dort. 10 Do. 15 411onoew sod& Willem 100 4111114 Eudora Ord. SO. 140 Do. tAad. Stk., No 2 100 Mod Noilhodlloottiod 100 Otesalfaetbera 100 Da.h J• nu sadly. ea -101 D 0.5 II Ilp.o.lopail 04. South & Ww4. (1240 105 OuseS Wera Do.ftoorTaLOsa.sls 110 D. South Walls._ 150 D. W. 1215.—Oztord WO Diu Do. Nowpolt 115 D. D. Zatuto4.l 100 lonoithtte• Yorkshire 110 landau and Ellackwall 120 Lon Erlubto. & &Cow IMLosion.M.4o 2sl . ls Thw 100 Do. Slot. IStton. Mike. 100 LosiosiNeeth Wain. 100 LoodoodsoushW4•44en 100 1440..5hitt.,4k UtiooLush toe Kottopoillaa 7 Do. Wow 4 D. Eitonslon all 11110%). Diu (Pro. Scrip C. 10 Do. do. So. 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Now 'IAD& Ifort.Bk: Iculla(L) 111.0n.M.0f lle tico,D.e..(l II ,Las. Beak al Siottsada, II Lowden DA De, i i•I Lett.Ayreadeliala(L Da Now, In.& 11 pea Miley& el AsuarL Leeks sal &Tulip.. • • Jols6 Monk —.. I &Goa& Alrleen t Lured• Warners tidal. I do. N... Letidon&Vanekaedi ( . I 1 1' • Westminster Ikrabant Maki 1.11 a.) Wereantale* RaohaulL re:a troy, Dank LI. Do. do. ledlend Bank (Lira) National of lAverrool lO A Lyre. of &Woad ill Do. End and 3rd Imo Id aaelsal Dant 111 erw Sod& Wiles Id Weir lealmed (tballiad) 10 Nor& Wagers la 10dental Bank Oorpore 110 Peoria. Bent ingUorp. (1 10 Da. do. 100 r !mina. of Ireland \lO Do. ld delnde.lintADeihl . 01 feel& UMW& (L I IN !land, et D. a. &Meg ON Dr. de. lea. &Geo. I II Ilseaftel Leaman 100 Crake at Ireland Pal 110 Volga et Twine l R jo, 14(001100 s4OOO, 60 1;000106 4100100 6.600100 046101100 " 101 — • ii:Bl4 MN ^••• so")! 10111 11,41111 MASI 1,0, 140001001 Irt 1 cl. wink 1 •N... 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Herod e foot .. Minya= Donne 6.16.11 .. M 1 (Uny LPN* 18.17.0 Ilarlts Valley .. a llwyndlee Nangil . Now lieton 1.. North Meekest .. N. Wb. Baran (Ilkpn) LLO ... 'boy= Wheal Ikeda Unit al :: ' ? El f: i ron= (C. [Peat) ' 10.47 . I& Condon (ft.Cleerl ll .. South Coadarrow 5.2.0 .. IL W. hallo= (Illopa, ULM .. leety Park PISA Tin 'roll I Vigra and Clops. Um all .. Wert basest (Mogan) 1* .. W. Pared= (Lielteard) It .. West Chiral.= ll _ .. Weil Sidon It .. Wt. named (illogem) l2O LI .. IWb. Buller (11.mirallO 1 14 .. W.MaryAnn(Mealten.) 11l .. , Wheel taloa 30 . . (Wt. Trelawney (Llak 1 111801 71 ► I /4 SOUL 411.0 IL I ooureAron. fri raglo-rapt Rev. (L.) 11l - la 1 1 Ditto ditto . ... I - - 1 0 Angle-Nieslesa Md ll 10 111 • 5 ALlaatlc Tel. gua.104.0 MI I 0 16 MmOrallasaaleal_ _.. Me 15 11, du M M AutrattaislLL.RM(L. O -• 10 goespareaTesSatalsaL 2 tris ip - ; -• 10 MadiWiderwatia (L) all I 1 11 id 111 Me Belckow Vaughan IL) qj '4 su I Saabs, Om 1 1411 / 11011 m i) 61 000 6 Do. and Pam 4 1 Pm ••• 5 I Do. 3rd lame . - - 0 , BOP& lumertimo Load 0 11 11) •• , 2 s i t ra i l. Yep . It 711 M o. •••_ DA My - PO 10 =ari=v(l4) SI 2 IMe - TM ID , T 31 4pa - 100 25 au 0ft 5 =1.1 . 4 1 144 5 i OM - 111 10 City of Milaa 11004044 I 2 4ea MO 30 Do I ell Idi p.ri - ' 21 City of Moecow Om (L)1 6 11 lid's! _- MO se Our .M 1.4. dAstl M. 10 44 4 11 1 0 5 4 1 / Commerclalljaballat 6 3 111 , 0:, 6 MO 10 00m.0111410111 14 4L0 8 • XS 10 DoesoUdaSed DIA.. 10 r is 6 Nal • 100 20 Continental ITa.flaa 10 1174 as ° 110 100 OnatradCorperall•a(L 71 0 6 Mal MO al o p.m.tat.prottlp.e. ea 11 16 I " M O O. Sootalloa of Mar. 6 SE 6PM Si 100 66 Do. of Moulage (L.) 10 li SIT 114 1 ' 10 N. Telma lOO 114 441 39) 10 111. IV l Trefenace ISO 114 117 111. M Do. 11 a et. Piro. Deb l4O 111 117 • SOO 10 D o rjeou (Gaffed) MO 101 lisoo.o. SO 7 las m) 10 Misters Assam Tee( f.) 11 las per 500 60 __ 11.1,3441aLaad.CAPla L 11 6 4 $4 411 0, 11. India Irrap a Coma lt 4 as 60 Ebbw Vale l6 1 I $ tl i t 11 11 IloallasOset6rrd.( l 4 t la IL areado tokopota ISO 5 law bed AssM i all 4 100 a ling.sarl 17 6 I I MO NO inssalkoals 11. 16 kle 10 Voirbalra Sa4aear lo ll 4 " 20 Illaaoolal Cneporadea. - - 05 _ 111easelal Domed (L) 1 0 4Ma " SO OneVook. Verdi.... (L. 0 0 pm 00 61 1 Oeitivers(liniasa-- 1 67 10 M. ,„, _ lO 61.0reilMaMme:Ft. 11 21,7 4 . 6 ff, 10 Goa. Steam Ma 14 21 27 ad ,", 60 R01uat..7.146141 rto 6 14 1 4 ~ 10 Moog Soot *Olden Ora en 1 2.. a 10 110 Madame, ev •...•• as 10 161 4 40 amber Imo MmiaKL) 15 15 14 Ms 010 100p.a1LatC44.41.1 1 4) • 14 210411 • O 1 twilan Carrying Pea) 1 4dis pm • 06 0 Internetionel Contreel 10 5 4 .11. • ola taferatatalasa..oe.(l.l 6 114.>' af i a) laseraat. Lead Credll4 4 11 rs 74 160 haliaa Lout ld --41 e • 110 Maw IrAg. (004.061 511 111 114 - 1 ISO Do. Ip. a. Sit r. 1970 an ea 1 6 - 1 10 14424910e5DIammot(L )10 11 Wu 91 160 Land 0001114/10 , (Gs.) 0 2 IMI -• 125 Load. Aftleaa TraAlat 10 7 6 11111 . ' a Ims.l.so4essdnis.M.ll. I par 101 e - 1$ Loa.ooaatrlandall.(l.• 1 - -pm - 4 Lesd.DlstrloST•leg.( l . l 43 '4 2( - 1M Load. tufo. awl. a..) la II 9 1 10 115 1 4 Ina.G.Omatrase.q.. di Of 11 21 50 Load.dGlaag.lat.COL 15 IS 9 dl. - w Load., Bawl. Itaiiim. 10 - -Me - 45 Load. Mar. Dlemaot(L) 10 10 sme - 10 LOOILTIodooI4D64III6M 1 4 l o re - 10 Madras trellis. &Mal M 14 oda - 10 D - •-.1 a Viii.. larestamat(L) 0 24 1 eas .. . 1 . 1 •,,,, 50 °' 110 141041 140 a 1000, 010 •1 1 4 I p., 40m 1 -. 1 .. 7 ' • 1 10 1040. Wee. Tel. (L) sl' sk 44 - 10.000. 40 'wawa Shipping (.1 10 4 21.1 I• ••• 46.000' • Millwalltl4.4ooo l a. TJ 6 1 VW - 4 .1 0 ‘‘ ) ...,.1 ll_ ‘llnoral frau 11 mile I 4 I 1 1111 -• ' T . T.7 I / 7 Natal, aadao=l 11 1 IMs - 120.000 M Unocal Dle,Dom (L. 1 10 100411 144 °I A ° 25 RetioaalTrov. 14 14 1 dls - SUM MO Mailoaeleleamaay.(L) SO 111 Ta - 1610 25 .m540E4000 • 1.4 ) 6 0 0 16 - /,600 96 no, Now - *3.000 U N.7444sad4llLAg.L. le Par l am rm 2 , 4„; u_ .1.7.441.a4TAL0aML. 1 ,. 4 - Nor4T•roAsseasT.l 1 1 PM Mr ". 16,00 1 10 Do, 3 1117.1151 0 0. ?Cant Atnaelsetan(L)l l4 a 0 56 - wen 64 '1 ItriLkWoreo.. Ds (T. j 01 174 1 0 - 14•••' 10 Nowgoag Tea (IJralte4 l l 1 sdls par - .4%000 26 oarral Malmo 'Lamm. 1 10 1010 a 241 10 10,000 hinntal onnlroorAd(L. I - - - 111,100 64 Orleatalrlmmeml(Lna 19 $ 7 elle - 11 . 00 ° 5 Oriental 1644 Mailed) a a 64 •. 3 0 , 000 6 Do. New 4 Par fal - w_ _ow IS . 0e14.1.191404110eam44) 671 _ 16 m l ' ".• 10 Otero*/ sialen4llo•4l6 I 1 414 li. le Cowpony (L.) 11 4as 10 - :.,... 10 60 Ottoman Staeoaal (1.1 15 7 6dm - WOO 6 Ottoman nom 11.10,110) 1 1 31 44 - la ''ls 60 rend,Ournep,Oo (L 1 SO 111 Pm 10 4 37,500 1 1 4 0....0414 M . ICOIIOIIL. , S 54 7 4 - 10 214 6 Do. do. E 6,004 10 11, N.. a 14 01411, - o'.'l.N 00 radrata.i.sammatti Kw 19 41 SON 60 rintrundar aO. emus a 76 77 .- 10,000 60 Do. do. Iftw. is 17 19 pa - 15 • 000 10 Chottr+//. 1... L. 44.(4.: 0 41 31 114 - MAO 60 'ftispnear ken al ST Sil 14 - 11. IS Da New . -.. 11171 71 14 sd - M 16 ma J. ow 114 , mar. - 60,161 MI. Ntto 40,60.- .. 10 0 It' 10.eo. 2/ No Janeiro (Ise (Lim.) 111 1 per ~..- - 16, 160 iorsllll4llllmm. - /MllOOl. a. Seol.ka4crafavint 11. / 01 121 11 4 ISI 46,000 00 lam, (MOM. aOe.(L. 1 3 OMe - 11 0. 001 M 104.011nea.4•2..rv.mf0 lil 4 les - Vo:o 140 L *Mos IL • Is. (I % I 0 !as - 16.M 6 16 *mak Australian Lead an $ 0 32 soma 176 . OnbosrlasTekgraph- 04 as 65 I Do. Sarlp...._ 57.040 10 Tel.Coagtrae.aoMnAL II 14 144 1 . 100.510 111 Th 4.14.544 , 1404••• T., no 6 6 g oo " /. 513 ) 11 Traltd .4 Petroleum (LI 4 IFI 0 3L600 1 0 Trakm. L. / 1 1 9 1 0 MOO ( 10 T. a L a w ed ude 3 {Me 100, 0 0 0 20 tio.liarloo ot Llrer.(L 1 1 1 oat 80.0 0 01 6 ,DoDoOL.TO 1 66. 011 .( 1 1 611 i I lb * OOO Ale 11:16114111.1W1O4 Du. (L. 6 44. a 11. 001 1 0 Upper Al aral4aff.Ma. 1 1 S 4 t. 16,0110 15 Dm, 10.0231 la TrablemageLead lO 015 wool SO 1 , 1/2,4e.1 1 .1moo.(41111 )DV 14 Wu WWI a 64 . Ind /Ara 1460 L 60 1 die par .111 Ai 0.41. IWO PREFERENCE SHARES. Grant Northers, 5 par amt., 1003 I(L Ditto 5 or. ot. reds. ats pr. we cL put., 107 8 id. Limeaater sad Oadiala4P per eget per 1011. North Bastes 4t cow 'NIL redeem., 98 zd. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and Sea Francisco abutted) gua. 7 per east., 15k 15. Great Laxembourg, 151. San Paulo (Lim.) guaranteed 7 per east., 171 GREAT DENTRUCTION OT FAUX PRODCE.— I Early yesterday monk" a fire, wtilett malted in tbs deetractioo of 15 large eons stacks, dbiegy wheat, took olaos at West Barton, about four miles from Gabs borough, on a farm occupied by Kr. Toder. The barred ha 4 just hem got in. warmers mom sugared until a late boor as &tutelar eight completing the lest slack. Oe tbeir leaving all seemed safe. About es hour after war& the ideate of the sleek., umbering 25, arm dis covered to be au firs. Several pip ware aleo %trued to death. The yield of airs bad beep greater *au fie soy prows' year, sad Kr. Toter bed intimated his intsatioa eI ems kb labourers a fivet-rate harvest rapper eltia m tlz eek. 'the mew alio live la set known ; beet is to hive book OM week al in buirilal7. pi to 96 97 IS 972 A $4 15 06 NS 196 197 II 9 1001 108 106 107 90 1 01 1 NS 103 109 111 104 106 191 198 107 109 106 107 192 104 96 10 101 18 N I 90 91 IN 100 96 043 100 102 Ns 11111 193 116 1101 101 MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctoos. In the mining market to-day there is a demand for Clifford Amalgamated, East Lovell, and Lady Bertha shares at better quotations. ThO amount of business generally is not larger Subjoined are some of the present primal Clifford Amalgamated, 961 to 3 ; East Love% 13; to 14 ; Frank Mills, 6k to 1 ; East Rosewarne, 21 to Lady Bertha, 94. to 10s. 6d. ; Great Busy, ;to • Great Laxey, 21} to 22 ; Great North Latey, 32;1. 6d. to 365. ; sad Nangiles, 9 to 10. Nast del Rey shares bare been dealt in at 1/ and 11, being flatter, and Caps Copper at 101 ana 1011. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCR MT IMMO mentarz.) DONCASTER.—Momotir. The following bona Ilan arrived :—Androw Wand, Barbarous, Memento, Mann% Wedding Peal, Mum* Gratitude, Molly Cann, Min HAW, Grey Steeling% Aokwortli, Catalogue, Little Ovatlemao, Mee arew, Antlmaeserar, Onarenitch, Skylark, Wept Palatine, Ryal Tartan, Eaceller. Agroat, Ceryopbyllua, Palatin e, See, Si, Somer. Calypolis, Zusbegi, Orin; Primate, Natritiori, StratbSaldsaye, Queen May, Grans, Filbert, Gladiator, Ades, Swonlamen, Lord Douglas, arid lliaeraL WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MOIDAT, sanixisa - U. 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CHRISTENING AT WINDSOR CASTLE. —Yesterday the baptism of the infest son of the Hoe. and Very Rev. Gerald Wellesley, Dean of Windsor , took pleas in the Del apeWoCastlromnosy and the royal family. The eponyms included. it Mee it understood, her Majesty mid the Doke of Wellington. Hi owe hid previosity attended the meeting service at the 607a 1 of lit. Coors., having at in his stall beneath his leaner as a Knight of the sable Order of tree Garter. It is stated that bee Majesty the presented . Welles ley's infant woe with • splendid set of gold elate. DEATH 01 , ADM Ital. 851 re , F. R.B. —Many members of the lint-eh Association will :caret to heat of the death of the eminent hydroctraoher Admiral William Henry Smyth, which took piece co Settaday, is hie nth year. Hie eldest eon, Kr. Waringtoe Smyth the well too ra g mining geologist, who bee been the guest of tt.e Mayor durig the meshing of the Anoeiation, was yesterday summoned home in coosequeoce of the melancholy eves% Admiral Smyth entered the envytto 1805, d yeserve throagb the war, and afterwards, upon hie own sourc, undertook a valuable series of hydrogrephioal obwevatione on the coasts of Italy end Northers Africa. From that Mme, with brief intervals of ordinary paroles, he has been devoted to theme mas of astrottomy, geography. and hydrography, in 1857 he WS/ 'mooniest Apher to the Admiralty. In etheesinoe to Admi Beaufort. The catalogue of Admiral Smythe eoutritratioue to the development of hie favourite sciences would far exceed the limits of an obituary smith; an d the same may be said of the loeg list of betroth societies, borne and foreign, of which he was en honoured member. The Admiral's eighth son, Mr. Waring , ton Smith, is Mining Geologist to the Ordnance Survey, and one of the lecturers at the School of Miam , Jerrayn street ; and his mooed won. Mr. PSOZZi Smyth— well-known by his &anatomical observatory as Detentio— n Astronomer Royal for Scotland —Bingeing/lam Post. THE REPRESENTATION OF WEYDIOUTPL—A private meeting of the eonvirvatives of the town wee hold at that Royal Hotel ; Mr. J. A. Diminish in the chair. After some convention it was generally e a reei that, is order tas o = press the °preset demands w hich were made by a iiii, portion of the electors is future a compromise should take place, each party returning one metaber.—Pook Herald. THI REPRESENTATION or CASHEL —We under steed that a peeitioe agaiset the re - .ere of Mr. O'Beirne ban been prepared, and is ready for presentation to the Rothe of Commons oe the meeting of parliament. The ponies that the return of the sitting member waa °keened by bribery, ha.. sad prays that Mr. Lanipe may be de ' cared duly elected.— fruit Times. °BANOS DatiONSIMATIONIL —We are informed by eonemoodents in Roy and Daogteuem, that the Omura men of those districts castiatie their illegal and disorderly proceedings. Our acereepoedest in Diapason Mates that drumming and On dein of Mien are kept up almost ever, eight. On lath Monday night, • number of the Oraegemee from Oaatleceulfield marched in to the railway kap, where they . drummed lied had theta for • cessidenable time. The Boman estivate iobabiteete ere lsrePallinX to rostrio nabs' the government for protection. From tiny we lean that, ea the evenin of tbe tith linnet, a lot of Orangemen came into tha t town trout county Anise* They brought their fifes and drums end played through the town. After stopping • whin at a public-hoses for drink, they left at a quarter to 11 at eight sad re-commenced playing. Os their way they attacked the house of •mu named Archer Campbell, who, with his family, were asleep in their bode. The oreeeeme, broke big wife. dose foe no other mew than thee he is the eel! Boma catholic living oe that tide of the street. The roadiet if the Onus* pithy as this parted the want, come to be dariaely 'Coleys' aid dellent.--Norttern Wit y. NicW RAILWAY EareCLLS.—Messrs. Freeman and SATURDAY STEMWO• Osu d y of 7 5 . Cron= Manchester. oveizvers sal Console, which closed yesterday at 90 to I for ""sbinbm• inviliathair SztardoitelozPv ct aaew I thistle OT amplissappanifts for railway menages. oes. the 10th October , touched this morning at 94, sod ash ,,, „hide% wash they ha investe d sod wa gg peteeted "buyees,".and cleeed at 90 to A. For money the with the view of seperesdieg the: 4 °64olu chaise now in last price was 89f The officia business sea Brom». who has kande& much on railways bee report is as follows :—Three per Cent. C l oosols, for OM the system of alltaakin Mill« sad carriages sow is emcee 90, 89f ; ditto for account, 901, 90 ; Three I 2 " , wh" requires a man to eo between two Per Ce nts.: Retleeeli ' 891 ' ; India F°llr P er C ' mt h oeiehtag isck is pastosal other eaf ln eZ Pee , to il :fit:t et t:roe ' " MO Of the Debentures, 1866, 991, 100. carriages at the proper WONDIWS to a hook OW the other. Indian government securities were very quiet. I The risk well.keowa. Great numbers of men are t crushed Zachequer Bi ll s remain at 24. dia. to 24. prem. and mained, if not killed, every year ley the payment sysem, The foreign stock market was dull, and in some sod it WSW no &tint be desirable to adopt an easier and safer mode of acooteptisbith the same purpose. also prices receded. Milian Four-and-a-Half per gents. declined 1 per cent ; Tee model of thew paratus by which Messrs Freeman sad , Venezuela of 1862 and Grundy seek to offset this object , ie very simple. Each 1864 to 1, Italian, Portuguese, and Russian of earned, has a reversible th rew wedge sad bellationthed 1862 f , and Spauish Passivo f per cent. spauish cos* so that by the worldag ci • lever aver it either may Certificates, on the other hand, improved 1, and be pot is position as wasted. emopodat two tentage' ap- Ecuador Bonds per cent. g=i pr e l b itiot h :a ;t e e lortithertitheVireerew wedge Ice Bank shares continue in good demand. An . a similar position, they are self-acting. The wedge gees provement has taken place to-day in City Bank, ' within the bell mouth niters there are four sprung mitt heo Alliance, Commercial Bank of India, London and which at seize the anew and hold it. oo that the Brazilian, Loudon and Westminster , and Unita cooping i mp nd in ea natant, witheat the isterventios of a railway servant to guide it la sly way. To onwards Bank of Australia. There was oleo afresh advance , the wow ... pewter et either side the Hee such 14, in the shares of the London and Venezuela . s e a bed woo w hi c h mbocoto tbo mow hem the win of Beak. Bank of Hindustan and London and River . a rch s, aad the athoupliag la effected la an Menet. Ter Plate Bank were quoted rather lower. , aof humanity one cannot h•lp to that the is. The sbanss of the financial companies were dull, u 7,. 6.7.i d uf d T l Ir,l e th u tt . very "We but scarcely in price . The closing quotations shoi of r la r th e r li Ld e a it appears to work admirably sd were as follows :—lnternational Financial, 1 5-16 , efficiently prem. • Orefield Credit, 2to 1-16 : 17 • 61 .' I A Sours AWNSICAN TOWS so se NAND Arms Loudon Loudon Irtnsoeisl, 8} to f prem . ; Imperia l Mar: PIeSIDENT LlWOoLlL—lsfensetise lac bees received at tie candle Credit, 11 to 2 pram. ; Credit Fonder Depertmeet of State frost the notokther of the Dearth and Idobllier, 51, to 4 prem. • States at 800800 hyree et tbe law bi 06 :5 later* re the provhirial goverement ef Bestow National Discount share% were last quoted 101 miihode.g the r „,, s , esti *, t „, b . to f prem. ;Joist Stock Discount, e m.l 0& dis.; Pro weenie. "Lithely, * fa commemeraties el timbale Oterend, Gurney, anti Co., 3f to Ipr Eck ent of tbs llmitellitehee.—Ameriess paper. MT! 10. prices SW& 19 25 fp 1510 VI 25 I 111 e 11 21 1 IS 14 131 If 21 21 22 4.t 4 1 68 11 0 it 6 - 8 11 ,014 10 86 40 10 11 1 1i 1 11 SS 36 610 660 81 11 } 171 10 U 17 18 6 8 i _i i 16 7.1 76 166 176 76 HO V 4 6 e $ l l 1621 1971 17 16 Lib LO.O iii 2.14.0 -- Elf 1.14.• r~ 1 IIIP" Witt d ~ °a ~ i n t b l z me. D z lb