The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-30 00:00:00

I'HE POLICE COUILT6 (ruts DAY.) 110W4TREFT. 4.• • T r.r nN111.1 . • comwt. - Noti ON A PANNPNbaiII 7111 INTRA rum 07 .I.IIDAT ININoo. - . -.-• -•- ....... . If • a... W• 11.4. eetedertor .4 ~tithe Waterloo fermi. . sat charged hy 71 r. '.1141.. an eatta4 haute-keeper is I hub areselting hurt I an,......tuant stated that au latt ervoutp istunday a huh, .:cheek he put out. 4efeutlaet's aruuthua at the II ph ,at aenl (..Mk, oral .11 at the ttretter .4 Weill's hat 40-tt. It IFNI theca ;At minute. poet 9 Weteek. Ha ; tow rorwiartow I prialerri ht..tbe usual fare. The primmer 4 .v a 64 :A ,01104 that the f.do WJA laappose r o.'. knit. Ilv at-vernal ta pay It. The mother than •••!. I la. walking stick, mei mat he wool' keep it foe the et had • atruthlv far they .Ibck. mai the peutteer rep 1.41 y cullatl haat • ...wait. I awl a tiro,. A •1..6er vonm up awl to,ntm. n4e4 littoral to ryy tht :1 . Ouch lot. 4.4, bet after Wm.,: the 'hooey the lwi• • I a. rah Lou tea I4uwi wee upou theft eye. The .••0114.1, hatl the cline of keeektu,; hint dawn. 'Rath het rev. et rt- 14a kene4.tapeteelay the which vas t o w pit telt v!ate ~i• • Is; r..novviag • hasal....e. ealailiited his eye, w1..-h ca•tad, M. t'orne Have yew shown that tom ungeon It me.. %.,. but I have lifted lb. 1.4 to try the e, e, all .1. sot think the sight i. injured. ui et. eat Vella*, I. 11, seal he was on ally at the time, al hie &Wats" wag Miracles! by the attune. fug the aO4 11. era, up and isterbred. The Me, Alilibs a ; " ray 11.4 . h. is a !rimed a esser..aad• nopcstabl.. man. Whelan -las t T. diorite het 104 le..n rapt...nal tOllllll. volume " I will a gotta th..t. he shall paw it or I Mr .tll .1a them pool the:M. lota- primmer. whr., after taking the to -sea friss Mr. .%11.11.„ knockal lam down. It w.s o• 'spotty that 11••••• r. old not Mb Mere. Mr. Ands lb.. gave the &frailest in ri.l.tO4y, ic-ntlernas who was Tehran um the oninihua and who .I••Plaseil conaskrahle eariteinest .4 noon VFW a Tall rifosol r , .wnl of the affair. and e11.,40041 a 1 11,110 j opi• blob that Jrfewl.ot was Justine'''. or olooot ao. in the 011 r. h. took. mime% Lange. a,, uae.l..n both sides. aim who 1,14 110,4104 along Wellinztombstreet that the p...... item ws• / . 11t1f..1• 00 the part of the complainant, an 1 that the moon. r doh Sot U.S one offoo••114/ Mgt this tape.. thoiigh he prgifeleall to he ....wt. rested. aral e wag F....n;(014.4 by complaimaut a. haunt Inihaa.e.l the prisoner familiarly as " !Manx." art r. , oine Int. 41 1 t. go i t, and kto him. 11r. '•+cfle sekal if it was mead to cbarp extra nu Sun dae e.11“44. Ulargraat relboi had never heard of any murk pea-lice Mt. Cloak. the company'. traffic manager, mid it had hers the custom for three or beer years, and was duly an. sourired by a soiree na the table of farm. Mr. rome seal that. mien al, it was ant to he area til! after the pamenger got into the omnilaue. It was an alarm' strum meat. and •asi b. lead to dispute. At all events, tle• i.r.e.ever 11.01 no right I. reuse the .tick. and +till lea+ 1.. ...sail( enniption..nt after the fare w.. j anal. Ile should Mee the primmer fo.. only, for ten corienlerstions. It rip. parsed that the promeutar had hinmelf used rather ener getic Inaguage, aal aleo that the prmirier had beau taken mite casiady, which was quite unnecessary. The primmer maid he toot Oevelitleo sixpenny fares by the delay in p.inx t.. the station. All the pmaengere gut down from the 'hus. Mr. ualer the circlinstancen, woubl only inflict proaltv 11 Ilk. " • . Mr. I I. k Ufird the primmer. geed character and were oth•r Ir• unitniwnn in entenualann but Mr ' , rile mid he had bees extremely leitioat ; perhaps learret. MA It I.ROKOUGH.STR EET. rittlCA Irf IttN. , INi:rON .Vasa )1, era of Malvern V ilia Eldon-rnail, Kensington, merchant, was charged with wilfully damaging the trees in Kemington-ordcos. From the eireleneo .1 rill, con.i. i ld e l.lwanla, ra, it ap. petrel that nn the afternoon lie saw the defendant domes at a tree, and on telling him that he must ANA, amid he was • gentleman, and that he (Edwards) led better mind his ~we business. He (Edwards) washed to state that it was not so much in consequence of this dons.. to the tree Hut he took the defendant unto cus tody, but in con•egnroce of the doi , ertio, practice, two children the mimes clay having their heads cut open through stoue throwing. Defendant (who.. wife accompanied him to the court) mid he bad been feedbag the docks, and a number of boys wen throwing stows to get acorns and che-tuuta He asked them to glee bon some, ~al then tried bas. own head to please Ma wife, when the park-constable came up, and was eery lotpettlueht. and said, in as edema,. manner, be iwoold Like boo Imo costiely. He asked him why he did not take thy lioy•' and be mud he aliou.kl tuko him to Marl borough street, notwithstanding be Isid him that he would give As undertaking lealmear at the mart. Mr. Ilauksa —That the ems was 'bilged do; such thiogs never CAD ha permitted, and the win Will be awed if such ineastrona things ase dolma Yea oast pay 20a. or 14 dam l'ou are edsl —is haw hatter. befee.lant Sib! rn psy the wag then. The defendant Ikea paid tho Ismy and lift with his wile. DISTRESSINo (PCCURRENCE AT THE AUSTRIAN AMBASSADORS RESIDENCE. TU.; forema; Mr. Wacky, the coroner for West Middlesex, received irdostia of a shocking and fatal imourreace which took place yesterday (Sundae) morning to Bartholomew Wittinayer, the valet of tie Coast Rudolph A ppooyi, Austrian Ambassador and Essig Extraordinary. at the anibmeador's reardeace, (hoodoo-boner, rhandosatreet, Carewlish•square. At • l uarter to 11 ctn. )eatcntay, • man, while pluming the house, found Wittinayer lying on the ;a vemirot of the street, • corree. 11.• wawd swallow, and Polare.couetahle hpmia, of the I) divomm, removed the monies, which were dresdlially smashed, as if front a fearful fall, to the Marylebone Warkhousi. (*pow maim inquiries at Chandoe Home it was ascertained that the wretched man, whose wind led for the last few days appeared despondent and iMefts, ruder arse halleciaatioa about musing • race with as OM, and that he was going to take • jump such as so Fwgbibassa would be trilling to andurtalik had, just before lie was discovered dead, gone to the Rear tory td the Legato», sad aaked luse if he (deceased) over bad Weeded ►hiss, if be would forgive The sortehuy paid no piatieukr bedto the remark. Oa mask tog the hes. the cock-loft window of the roof was epos, and sows mark.oweaspositing with he ouesd's het ern on the per leaving but little doubt that diamsed psepoteated self by lumping hum theses map Ike Ansi. ?NI LATE PIARPTYL COLLINION AND LOSS Or LIINUN TEE RUINS LONDON 411.11LWAY. Mt= OF A NM= OF TIM /OFFEN ERS. We 'reply regret that it is one *del duty to vend We iseemiect itve death of wear d the per eruders oho ssillvred try the late fretful adihies as to Lreeidi Tars RAM way. The rum of the saforteastit de sired Mush rareialitpairplred yesiesilay morn lag ia the wheeselishes bees ever war the Aa r Cs attl=y, teem the lingerir .he received sa that hiresiabie ...ales. The pediest to. received the ..mast attesties earreas at the sad Yr. Gesses, the here has bees he =seiti .*teed....ee the ever mime bet The iarasedlaie mule of death as as shmsea the teiredies at rite\ as berress bride and he remleasa The pre wears hied bre tuephised. sad as -as tevseesbly hr ears Una Ifieselittis, however. eat is. ebb* es desk Itsresed her The Warts re are eerie Ira os usilieeteed. tee &hires le de. bar ha I eferestisei of the death Ise tree forwarded to the soroser, lied es Mr. Malley le still eat at bob. it le pee sired that the kneed oral b held by Mr. Ilealphiwyti who wee the emeseer ea the eerie, el the lest is vary. The penes ohs reeds 1. the are. w. W. hippy 10 rate, repezing eery teem* reeirery. JIGULDRA IX SISMINOZAN. rrwt,•rdsy allterniirin. about four o'clock, a wawa eusool .%so Walker, whom liwetsed, it le aid. timer, was murikrail is a ►aim of Maim is Teeter. street, liireiliagham, by a nes mead Joist 11104111100, with whom s►e cohabited. Ha est bee bead Dearly off with a pellet kasha sad death waa issisedists. Thomas is is eisi!nely. No motive bee yet bees missed for the Medial Cfl7llo. B , l'lo-TAGS Off BOARD THE NEW TOM AND LIVF.RPOOL STSAMERS. (Frost the 8.4.1. null of September IR) IYh.•n the Citv .1 Manchester arrival at ber dock io Nrw York. we N.irelay, from Liverpool, detectives west be Lard ant arrested seven alleged Becessioaista, who bad r••n.e as par e tigers They were Datives of North (*Audio* ad AlAryland. and the charge against them era th.t n the voyage they had given expression of treason able !swag*, Brash the health of Jeffersoa Davis as prod dent of the Confederate Mats, sad been guilty of other t• .4 equal ilidnyalty. The prisoners awl their hasps'', were takes to beed-qaarters, where the latter was ex maim.), hat aothiag of a suspicious character wee found, sal the Southerimpre west their way rejoicing. The Linrp..l lf.rc.try of to-day Rays :—" It is isteaded that the Yoram, as well ea the Achool of Science, 'ball he opened about the 10th proximo. Earl Granville, the Lord President of the Conned, brie accepted an iaeila tioe to be present at the isauguration ; and other sale- Elsa cad gentlemen are expected." THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1861. TEE LORD MAYUEALTY. • POLLING.-(THIS DAY). The pulling for the Mayoralty was resumed this morning. The following was the state of the poll at 2 o'clock : Mir H. Mongeridge The Lord Mayor Kir Y. Laurie The following protest was sernerral this eronsiag 1.111 behalf et Sir H. Muggeridge by some nt his supporters: .. ; uil.lhall, Sept. 30, 1461. "Gentlemen, Sir Peter Laurie having written to the sheriffs protesting against the unwarrentAle liberty taken wit► his nano., without his leave or license, and having meet positively declined to serve the office of Lord Mayor, even it elected, we hag to protest spinet say votes being recorded in hi. favour. (Mood) " itr.o.mnin PA K EALEI, " Liveryman soil Haberdasher. " " Liveryman and Cook. " To the Itheolie of lonneso." LONDON ON.YDRAL OMNIBUS COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) extraorglimgry geueral meeting of OA,. min t..) gra. Leal at tare u'clucis at the Lunde., Tarte.; llr. Y. .1. L‘a la the chair. The report of the directive, which had bees previously circulated aad published, having been taken as rend, The 'oaten ev, to opening the pniesedinge, and the re hire afforded, to his tined, more satisfaction than any pm • our. It was true that the receipts of the first throe mouths .f the )rar •1&..Wr.1 • falling old; but there were many eirrunsdaeees which lc for that—the but state .4 the roads being one of the principal, causing, as it did, very many paseengete to prefer walking to riding in an vanilla,. The floe weather of the sucosedieg three mouths nosed the receipt. almost to an equality with those of the eerreepoodiug period of Min. He then adverted to the cost d core, awl remarked that had the price of pro weeder bees like that of several prev e os years, there would have been a profit in the If.year of 19,00Uf. A good harvest could not therefore fail to be. ▪ht the comjeny to a very great extent. He• tween six and seven theeened pounds hail bete saved unbar the haul of maintenaece of borers and as these was nu epidemic among the animals, that improvement wituhl, he hoped, continue. The board had eadarroured to obtain • reduction of the mileage duty, but hitherto without success. Attention would still be devoted to that subject, sod those share hold. re who had parliamentary inftueoce should eats'. ems it in favour of the company. A system of panel convey awe hail been arranged, and be trusted that • cousideralde revenue would be derived from that oeuvre. Ile concluded by stating that the direc tors had DO frAulUil•• to pruisee, because the su Ataoce of the report just wined would las embodied ia the annual re port, sad thus be again brought before the shareholders. Mr. H. 11/11.ArATH could not uuderstand wh that cum pauy dui out hold halflearly meetings. ( Hear, hear.) The more he exenonial the Waite of that com pany, the more deeply was be menaced its resources had not heels developed an they might have blue. (Hear, hear.) Ile was informed that a resolution was paned is Pere, is favour of appointing • general manager. Mr. MACNAMARA (a director) said the question was die- C 1.11.4.1. but no resolution was passed. In reply to Mr. Herapsitli, Mr. MACN•MARA said his own opi ~,,, u was that there ought to be • getieral manager, with three or four deputy managers to enlist him. Ho added that be thought the salary of • genend manager .hould be paid out of the allowance of 3,01.1U1. a year to the directors. The CHAIRMAN observe" that the directors in Paris had so power to per such • resolution as hail been referred to; our was there any statement in the record of their proceed. logs that the question had heen discussed. Mr. H. HIRAPATH advocated the appointment of • com mittee et inquire. After so me further diecnasion the proceeding.' terminated in the natal manner. CONFLAGRATION AT CAPESTHORNE BALL. The stately n i of Cartonliorne-hall, Cheshire, wen on Saturday night the some of a terrible fire, which has completely gutted the specious and band some building, and resulted in damage amounting to several thousand pounds. The ball was occupied by the owner, Arthur Henry Davenport, Eel., and the only inmates of the hall when the fearful catastrophe occurred on Saturday night were Mr. Davenport end • guest, and the usual servants. The fire fist mode its Appearance on the top of the building, end mast have been in existence some time before discovered by the footman, who fret saw flames in the staircase loading to the bell turret. He raised the alien, and every person on the premises was soon rendering what assistance be could, but the fire °waisted to make headway, till within en hour or two the flames issued forth from almost every window is front of the mansion, and from the roof. Th e greatest coestereation wised the inmates. Engines from Maccles field and Cougleton were procured. It wee soon perceived, however, that the only hope left we. to concentrate every effort upon preventing the spread of the fire beyond the body of the ball, the interior of which began to fill with smoke. The unfortunate oversight committed in omitting to telegraph in the ant instance from Chelforil (only three miles or so from Capesthorne) to Newberger for fire engines Ms been a source of much regret. Daylight yesterday morning revealed a sad scene. The interim of the building from the right wing to the left wee com pletely gutted sad presented one owes of burshisdikele,the external wells only remainisg, while • pile of longtime of all deeeripticos lay on the ground in front of the entwines. Nearly all the articles of verta so profanely scattered through the inansiou have been preeencil. The dining MOM on the left of the corridor, which was floored with Meglinla, sad contained an elaborately tamed sideboard mad • suite of furniture of immense value, was destroyed— the more portable articles being tared. The drewies-roces was denuded of its funnier* s siesers, palediege, sad ormateael• before the loose bent Skeet* the = etweestrei it with the ••••401/le. & gnat Ina tie beat le tide piss% tint the eilpabat on the wells wee Gas rare of blietera The sale-recwa, the library and llr. lairseporra study are aeitheo pitted, uotluog now remaining in thew but charred bISINS. and the smouldering remains of the bed, bedding, sad [swatters for the room that were shove. The bbrary—reewrltablo for its treasures of and ear chilly of Italian. . . (ureic', faUeu • prey ; tier Ire Mosier, were with re safety moved. Tbsocuienve• i high, MOIL le keg* eel 40 feet is breadt leYt mike Ifs sepedwieadeace el air Joseph steeled with the most voluebis Radish sod for pivot.. bee ewseed ; the emitted wins cellar, under the cont. der sad the pastries sad Aims ender the dining, tha and aserreen awl Slimy. The silver plate bee lesees= Voineal Peek wise bed bees a genet el Davenport, wed left Cupeslhass foe If seawater as Saluda, morels& ham W a etwaiderahle amount of le sad many dthe iwaease have ben stdfurers by tee — led catsetrophs. Up to twelve ereisek yeeterdey the keine wire still playing ea the rails, white is away *see were red bet, sad it is hand der will eimpes Ware every appanage, of fire caa be The bedding was slated to be insured is een i f i g gh dalls diem Ile haste ides cee be kneed at presset id the lass ; it was variously shatel yedevey at hem 10,000 f. le 10,030 f. ongin of the Ise ravaslns esrwvelsd. Xs. os woe node of four Ism seaverwing be a phut war the bell ten* is cse ef Mesh it is supposed the Ire Est brake eat. Tar MMOPOUTSW MltnicAL &BOMA —Tbe swami schools is earmeetiou with the priseipal metiers Man hoe tab will b. spewed far the year 111614 teimmew (Tuesday). The preesedings will be of unnenal inkiest, swiss to the sweeping eres which have been made ti the Genend Medical CensW entirely abolishing old cpi,. atkwr said altering in arterial resp ec t + th e cooditionsar •,. whisk Modesto will hereafter he admitted to practise. In iageral addresses will be delivered according to the (al kalis arrangemarte : At et. Thomas's Hospital, by Dr. Albert J. Berea" the dean ; at Guy's, by W. ( XIII ; at Mt. George's, by M axwe ll T. Mestere. ; at Si. Bartholomew's, by Dr. Trask immi ; at Chariniverom, by Edwin Castes, Esq.. af Mee igsee.pliens ;at Middlesex, by Dr. M urc h woo , of Wimpole street ;as M. Mary's, Paddington, by Spencer Smith, Esq.; at Leeds., by Dr. Ramsbotham, Portmanequare ;at Usimnity, be Profaner Harley, M.D.: at tirovrenor•plaes I Reheat of Medicine, by lie. Francis Webb, F.S.A. ' • et Wistairler. by Dr. Marost, ; at Keg'ss Collesia by Professor Bentley, F. LS. StifseutYi: Stit.tpg or A RUMMAN CAPTAIN.— A most shocking suicide has just been reported at Hull by the mate of the Russian vessel the Orion, which arrived is Hall ea Friday. from Weer, with a cargo of Emma, he., eansigsedto Mess's. T. W. Eliot sod Co. From the roste's statement. made to the Russian Consul at Hell, Mr. T. Heirmise, it appears that on the 13th of August, while the venal was at ma, between Sar dinia sad Bwaly, theme* who was thee on deck, heard the report of Imams proceed from the captain's cabin, into which he went, and fogad, on raising the master from the stooping position in which ho found him, that he had attempted his life by discharging a *tot into hi. mouth, and, the shot not having proved effectual, the charge bar ing, in consequence of the man's hand shaking sinteltairmsoualy with the pistol's discharge, merely earrial away a number of the upper teeth, and hourated the cheek, be had afterwartk, with a rum ha hod previously kid apse the toile, cut his threat, from which bleed was lowing profusely. The mate obtained assistance, sewed up the wooed in the seek, ex tracted 10 shots from him sheik, applied medicinal rewm dies, and washed the master, but though every attention was paid to him, he lingered only four days, when his body was interred in the seam the navel way. He sever s po ke after the eccurreoce, but wrote epos a prep of paper that he had committed the rash act in corpuses of the badness of his freights. The Russian Googol at Hull has ascertained that, although the Wean of his freights hod undoubtedly weighed upon the captain's mind, the caluensioe of the rash act is nisinlyattributablo to another circumstance, the puticulars of which will be made known is a few days. 1 to ft. ea „.. LI this; SHARE LIST 8.- DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The railway share market is inactive to-day, busi ness being for the must part confined to the settle ment With the exception of a reduction of 4 per cent. in Miland, and ;1 in Lancashire and 'fork shire stock, prices are quoted much about the same as at the close on &tunlay. London and North Western stock is now quoted 91} to 92 ; Great Western, 88 to it ; Midland, 1231 to 1244 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,lo3/ to 104/ ; Caledonian 103 to • South Eastern, 78 to ; Eastern donnties, olkrs e 2i ; and Great Northern, 107 to 198. is no variation of importance in Indian and Canadian railway shares. Lombardo Vene tian remain dull, at 3 tot prem. WILIJKAST MUMS LSD MOIL °L I N I 11AZIWATL I a lt all iarr . I 811"1"" ▪ lara.,WaLialalat 'Oak HO filrt..laa.AllbaaJuas all Blackhura • Itlyth a W bolo; as41 ?m Illaalhlh ISO Bridal Ilac*at 4..aladaaisa • Cork and Bandon be 6 * IPS 96 los* 1 an Oa • I A so env. mall 0 mu Ds II p.a. Is paid toll an Dalin aae Belfast 'ow nuadj'arth, tAO4.Ja lee l ama nolion all ettlas IM limsleni Vow, block A 106 Ds. Muck L an lee ali lie eD 100 IM Ile 100 £lO Ne He 16/. 100 100 all 101/ W a M ll east ---- Ilidlohursh and °largo. 1 idialwo'.Porth, tuxedo.' forth mud Clple Jou& Ofragow a d. 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I &ales. 1 ill H 1106 SsO is 75. l it it II 13 31 'e li 115 Y 3 it 41 46 i t% 4 6{ 10 40_ 43 --I -i ISO WA $ 31 a i 11 115 22 SI li li .2 is 42 44 $25 NS b 4 IS TS 54 11 2 • 7 lux& Apo sad U. kr. Nock Amanda& Bonk of Fork of IAI% Bulk of Turkey &Utah N. America Chart. Bank of ladta Muted* and CEIn• Chatrt. Ware. of fad; Loa.. and China anUI Can. of Canada Cm'. of London Bat Soot& Ausl.Chartd 0. Bank of Switzerland Lon. Ch. Had[ of AIWA W Oa W 11 22 14 111 jja ape aai Do. Ti;w --- London and London Join= London et South Alriass Loa. and Westasisitir.. M. Prow. of liaglasid.. Pc• sew. Noticed Batik New South Wallis Oriental Bank tkepora Ottoman Bank Provincial -I Ireland South ♦ustrals Union of Australia Union of London Wks Mutual ~,... Atlanticltl. t ....Atbugle Tel ,1 Vistralfan AgrteoL llwllt Waterworka.. Bolt! lel& blag TO. A Do. Dap per o. in INN I;op Canada land .... 2 . lFor6ns &limit Palaoa ''' 17: 4 • 4 • r a is co I Do. 11p. et. Peep. Den &India& Lon.Shippoull KAStillti..ll /TWA tow s. Itisetrla Talaierspli Nni. and Anat. Cop. Gan. Kum Navinsti .0 Gnat illtlp (Lindiud) Do. 17+ per rent. Pry!. Dm. M.drict TeL (L) Lan. Owi. Omnibus Cu Madras lonia. & WWI alastilisersosaallanTaL kladiter. Xs Tel (Um) National Discount Co Nerbisidatosihiron(L Natberianda Land ~ cis: N. Brtuto. & N. Scot. lA. N. Bilt . A itstrolaslan 70 72 $7 39 fhOw VY •-_•-• 17 in 14 24i $ it em 34 i al. Ma 41a par , i+eia Do. "Nee Shares' .. Ortega iu. Stm. ILlre Peel Weer laud & gln. Mull sad Orton. Mew, Do. Now Less • lad. ILL 0.0 Oa B lriw i lite RAW Mall Steam Si IS Of We 171 ISt II 41 Oge ai I t ,lolk =1 gel 108 f st so 60 •I 16 LI 10 10 IS 107 116 16 17 86 36 166 IN 146 11 as MD pm w!. I - Ws 11 17 Y pm II 4 I* in Its of die . ii le 13 14 4e 4; 48 60 CO 0) 11 13 pm 17e111 164 17* 44 60 6! 110 14 11 30 Aust. largesse. ;Us Australian Lund FJr,W Tel. Snip .. Die. do. lteedstend.. Do. do. AS Au. of Australia (Limited) net tune. Rtd.Co.O.Cenads On. Kingdom Tel. (L.). Vass liggsge's WU j I lasi r 1 dig par . 10 I THE COTTON 'NADI IN Quenon.—Short time is now pretty general in the spinning and weaving factories of Glasgow, and Messrs. Twigg and Dalglish, spinners, Paisley, have also put their hands oa 40 hours a week. In eight or nine spinning mills in Johnstone, belonging to Messrs. Brown, Malloch, and Co., Napier, Houston, and M'Donald. intimation of commencing short time in a fortnight has been given. In addition to Messrs. Todd and Higgin botham., James Dunlop and Sons, and Courser, Walker. and Co, who have been working only 40 hours a week for a fortnight, the workers of other five large employers of labour commented short time on Monday, ma.:—Mews. James sod William high; Scott and Co., John Robertson sad Co., J. H. Young and Co., J. Bartholomew and CO.. and Forest, Frew, and Co, In Messrs. Grant's mill, at Mile-end, there are &great many spindles sod looms standing idle ; the spinning mill of Messrs. John Clark and Co. is only working five days per week ; sod Messrs. R. and P. Mitchell tare given notice of short time in a fortnight. The baud loom weaving trade is likewise very dull, and a good meny hands unemployed. As this state of matters will probably increase, rather than decrease, during the ap proaching winter, very gloomy prospects are in store for the labouring classea.—Nora British Mail. MONEY ILIRKET.-(THIS DA I.) fire o'CLoci. The markets are generally inactive to-day. Con sols have recoiled per cent., and Midland and Lancashire anti Yorkshire railway stocks about Mexican Bonds are also free firm. There is rather more demand for 1110110 y to-day, At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reines opened at 68fr. 82c., being Ito I per cent. better than on Saturday. The India Five per Cent. stock is quoted 103 to 4, and the scrip 103 k to showing in each case a fall of & per cent. Consols are officially marked 93, 921, 93, and 921 for money, and 93 and 921 for the account. The present quotations are 921 to 1 for cash, and 921 to 93 for the 10th of October. I The official business report is as follows :—Three' per Cents. Reduced, 901, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 91, 9111 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 2211 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1031, 4, 1021, 103 ; ditto for account, 1031, 1034 ; ditto scrip, 1031, 103 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 96 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1034, 4 ; Ex chequer Bills, March, par ; ditto, June, 60. prem. The principal feature in the foreign stock market is still confined to Mexican Bonds ; the first trans action recorded in the official list is at 261, and the last at 261, showing flatness. The Turkish Loan, 1854, is without change at 851 to 86, while that of 1858 has improved 4 per cent., being quoted 69; to 70. Saks; are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 64 (exchange, 1211.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 264, 1 ; ditto for account, 261, 4, 27, 261, 1, 4 ; New Granada Active, 17. 161 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 921; Sardinian Five per Cents., fur account, 81 ; the Spanish Com mittee's Certificates, 61, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 691, 69; ditto, for account, 691, 4,1, 4 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 704, 70. The arrival of 776,0001. in specie is announced to-day, the Tasmanian, from the West Indies, having brought 657,0001., while the Oneida has reached Lisbon from Brazil with 120,0001. Messrs. Glass, Elliot, and Co. have received a telegram from Malta announcing the successful com pletion of the submarine telegraph line from Malta to Alexandria. The whole length of this line is 1,400 miles, having intermediate stations at Tripoli and Benghazi. Arrangements are now nearly completed for working this line, and it is expected it will be open to the public by the end of October, when communication with India will be expedited thirteen days. The sum of 44,0001. in gold was carried to the Bank on Saturday. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday showed less excitement, but the recent great rise was fully maintained. The sales amounted to 15,000 bales. Mesas. Glass, Elliot, and Co. hive received a telegram from Malta, informing them that the Benghazi and Alexandria section of the Malta and Alexandria submarine telegraph cable has been successfully laid. Notice is issued from the French Railways Agency Offices in Throgniortou-street, that the coupon due the Ist Oct. on the Paris and Orleans and Western of France Railway Companies' shares will be cashed as usual. SATURDAY Drama. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934, " buyers," for the 10th Oct., were first marked this morning 934, and fell in the afternoon to 93, "sellers," the final quotation being 93, " buyers." For money the last price was 924 to 93. The official business report is es follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 93, 934, 924 ; ditto for account (10th Oct.), 934, • Three per Cents. Reduced, 904 914, 91 ; New Arse per Cents., 914, 4, 91 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 4 ; ditto, for account, 1034 ; ditto Four per Cenc. Debentures, Oct., 1863, 981, 4 • ditto Bonds, 9s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 964 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent ' 1034 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 3s. prem., ls.dis. ; ditto, June, 6s. prem. The India Five per Cents., which yesterday im proved, have to-day given way again. The stock closed at 1034 to 4, and the scrip at 1034 to 4. Exchequer bills, which remained dull whilst the demand for money was slack, have, somewhat sin gularly, come into better request now that money is less easy. A rise of Is. took place to-day, the March issue closing at par to 3a. prem. and the June at 6s. to 9s. prem. Mexican Bonds experienced a fresh rise at the commencement of business this morning, being first marked 274. The closing quotation was 264 to 27, being 4 be!ow that of yesterday, owing to a few realisations. This is a very slight reaction, considering the rapidity and extent of the rise, and the fact that the settlement is now pending. Business in this stock was upon a less active scale than yesterday. Venezuela Bonds were in good demand, and have risen to 204 to 4. BuenosAyreslikewise continue in request. Turkish showed a tendency to improvement in the morning, the Loan of 1854 being marked 86, and that of 1858, 70. The closing quotations were the same as those of yesterday—namely 861 to 4, and 691 to 4. Other foreign stocks were very steady. The settlement in progress in the English rail way market shows generally onlyamixlerate supply of stock. London and North Western and Great Western continue rather scarce ; but Lancashire and Yorkshire and Caledonian have been more freely supplied ; and Midland, which yesterday was earned over on "even" terms, stood to-day at a considerable "contango." The sales are for the most part for account of persons con nected with the manufacturing districts, and are prompted by an unfavourable view of the probable course of trade during the coming winter. There are some considerable withdrawals of London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks at the present settlement, but chiefly, as it would appear, on borrowedmoney. The only alteration in the market for bank shares was an improvement in Bank of London. Mistwl laueoua shares were quiet. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 44 to 4 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to - 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, 14 to 14 dia. ; Loudon and Provincial Marine, a to 4 dia. ; Oriental and General Marine, 4to 4 prem. ; Mercantile Five to prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, 1-16 dis! w 1-16 prem. • and Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limited), to 1 prem. Canada Government Six per Cents. were flatter. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two ,CLOCK. The mining market is not active to-day, atten tion being principally confined to the settlement, now iu course of progress. East Cam Brea shares are in groat request, and have risen to 24 to 10. 'North Basset are quoted 74 to 8 ; East Caradon, 264 to I ; Marks Valley, 14 to ; West Polmear, 10s. to lls. ; West Seton, 320 to 330 ; West Basset, 15 to 16 • ' North D o wns, 54 to ; North Treskerby, 2 4 to ; East Basset, 70 to 75 • and South Phoenix , if to 4. liuiteci Mexican shares have been in active re quest, and business is recorded at 61, 64, 64 and 6. St. John del Rey are also firm, and are offiiially marked 44 and 41. The Swiftaure has brought 65 tons of copper ore for the Great Northern Mining Company of South Australia. The recent proof of Cannel coal, 3 feet 4 inches iu thickness, at 90 yards from the surface, at Bron coed Colliery, Mold, is attracting a good deal of notice. It is confidently believed that other valu able seams will be found below it. Three seams, containing 15feet of good coal, are in full work. 119 112 100 111 1 If pm .1 90 es •I Psz iPm 12 dLe 4 pm lel IS le In gli lef 100 102 100 101 Pr $4l sr IS IN IS N 113 • 411 11$ 116 to 116 NO NI nb US ;VAIL BIUTIMA IPON.MisIob S. ah. IPI I Unman. 1 Clods' pe4coa i Saleal to-daY I Saturday. 1 I* 1111 sat tolerate* 64 62 7 _ ... IN 110aa.Dad.1241n.g.6p.0 se is 10 as Do. do. • . eo IN all avadestas•HurOial 41 41 1• all Do. Prolereneo I I IM IN 6.1..4a0t,./aDodertels Sp.& Ida., An. 1.1372 tarlsenadbyßull.&L. H. 70 71 _ IN 111 Da. July 1, lard ditto lll6 75 .... IN UM Dalt* 1. IBM ditto N TS 0 all Oalonlis aB. &atom 6 Si _ N 16 CapeteDock 6 p.c.guo 1 dla iPm ... %logo" tt g ejl er ma — I* an Indere 111 WO lad Indian 111 all Do. Jabbnlpor• — _ IN all Do. Ge p. ct. Dentin 99 101 ._ 1110 all Do. Ip. et. do :AO 101 IN an' Do. do. do. 196.5-7, O 9 1® 111 ell Iffimelood It Idellpooro., 1 St. I 1011,0tead Trunk ot tainad I 19 20 —, DO all ' Do. Spat et Prat j 00 63 100 all Do.nec. Prot.6 p.ct. 4 lc :5 68 IN all De. • per N. Debent jB2 34 j 33 1 IN all Do. 7 per Cl. 1062. 33 42 IN all Da. do. 1967 S2 34 I It. all Do. do. 1872 32 38 IL IN gni Indlaa Padua', 94 92 9318 N 12 ! Do. Now .4 4 Ws 1111. IN Gt. 8. of India g. 6=, 944 Ni all [OS Moat Canada IN IS I Do. New lll 11 Ws 1•11 all IDo.4lp.elldapay7l w.op 196 94 I IN all Do. 81 do.. 77.wit.op. I9J 93 IN all Do. do. 78 withoutop. j —•— IN all D 0.64 p.a. Bda.pny.77l 411. IN Madras (attar. 4i per et St 90 M. IN Do. do. I per ct. 97 98 I IL IN Do. it per et. &ton 9O 92 N all De. 6 per cent. do. 41. IN 111446.00rp.6p. ct.Booda II all N. Ilnotswick & Cenado dna A N ID Do. do. Land do. 4 6 10 all Do. do. B cap. do. 4 • 10 all Do. do. loud do. • 6 IL leo &hide lOl IN 10 16 Do. Punjaub I 4 dla 00 . all I Do. do. 48. 1 100 Do.lnd.MtFlot.s.sp e 91 N 10 I 1 Teinklad,Lhaltad.Scrlp • I al - LOCK& OOLONIAL OOVILIJIMINT Gov. 11 p.c., 16774 140 Do. 11 per ce0t.,1440.2 100 Do. eper ce0t.,1t413-4 100 Do. 0 per ct. Feb &Avg 100 Do. 6 per ct Slar.ddep 100 Do. 11 per rot. of 0 Hopeep.a.lB4o 100 do. 1 100 Do. do 1691 100 New Brunsw.Gov.op. ct. 100 N. B.Walesov.6p. C. Illek 100 Do. 6p. e., 1071 to 1070 100 Do. 1 p. e., INN Nova Ikeda 0 per aut , 1146 lOO Aitsloor. 6p.c. Bawds 100 Vie. Ov. 4p. e. Jae. et-todar 100 Do. do. bp. c. April t O. 100 BRITISH Mill Eq. iimus. tW7.con 'British Iron .. Iciii;r4 , 'Deo. O. Con. ( I artink.)l Mot Basset Mogan) ..1 Mut Caradou _ ' Wh. Russel (Tavistk.)' ()rambler & St. autosLl Great &nab Taloa O.Wh. Alfred (PhlUsidO 0. Wh. Vet (Helstaa) 1 Grenville Herod &Foot Utopias' lady Bertha Downs NMaAr May Dowas Waal) N. leaner (1111) N. Wb. Basset (Mpa, North Wheal Crotty . Paz COWL (IL Mammy) . Providsaae (U. lalsat). Sortrtihmeas. Ma. Oa. 8. Oarabes Cleer) 8. (a,. Brea (11bassi) B.Devoa Iron & S. W. Immo Papa/ Stray Park Tamar SlL&Loadlis.C 'id — ised I ; to. I iS. 13 161 60 1.12.6 IA Ila '61.135. 11.12.0. us 17s. It 10.11.7. If bi. ea ftLii.9 • 111.4 d. tip - S;W Vale al Tel; ) Weal ( ) W. Cando' ( *ad) Will Was WU. Bonet (lllow% .. WIL Baer (Sidra Wk. idword (Calstook) Wb. Kitty Ma. Lasing) Whirl Miry Aes Wg. i Trimlawnly ;lA•k.l it ETA. JOINT WINK SAM T foe 108 105 . 108 1d iint ioif 100 111 100 111 108 110 100 100 99 100 909 1009 99 100 lOC 109 i 104 1061 IS 14 14 16 it ii t , _ . . , . . 3 k H The following mining dividends have been declared &aim the month of September : Mines. Per share. Amount. Devon Great Coosol. £7 0 0 .- - • £7,168 U 0 i South Caradon 5 0 0 .... 2,560 0 0 Great Wheal Vor East Basset West Basset 0 5 0 .... 1,500 0 0 Hibernian Mum ' , nitric Mille Cook's Kitchen O5 0 .... 612 10 0 Wart Candor' Wheel Mary Auu South Frazier' Mount Pleasant Bedford Cenrals New Birch Ter and V itifer i ' Comas Female Mines ion the •I'd • shares) - , Foxdale Mines lob The 1.54 . . shares - Total 219,532 0 0 At East Wheal faseant meeting on the 24th iuet. the sc.- 'i coati showed a credit balance of 2,6481. 4s. Id. The I.' profit on the two months' working was 1,5251. Bs. 2.1 A dividend of 3/. per share 11,3301.) was declared, leaviag • 1,112 E 4s. Id. to the unit account. ' , The directors of the Foldale Mines (Isle of Man) hare de- • eland a dividend of Als. per share upon the 251. shares, I, i and 12a. per share upon the new !hares (151. paid). . North Jane Mimi on the 24th inst. made a call of ra. per 't , •i share. North Pbauiz mine on the 26th inst. made a call of I 2s. tid. per share. : I ~ - I • COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. s, -...._...._ , MARK-LANE.-{THIS DAY.) •• The weather has again become remarkably fine. The ' I wind today has been variable tram north to east. The supply for the past week of home-grown wheat was lh I liberal. I lour, a larger quantity than for some time past. i li . Barley, malt and ode, a little increase. Beans, peso, and tares, moderate. Malt, a fair quantity. Scotch and Irish oats in very small supply. 1 1 The foreign arrivals for the week were liberal of wheat, about one-half American, remainder nearly all from Rumba ' I and Prussia. Flour, a good supply of American barrels only. Barley much more liberal than for some time past r Egyptiaa and bikk Sts nearly Z. Oats a good supply of Russian, . Swedish, Danish, and Prussian. Two cargoes of Mediterra- nean beans and a large parcel of C andian pea s and a few Prussian. Tates none. Linseed and o moderate quan- tities. The exports to the Continent for the week were again very large, both of wheat and flour. • The wheat trade to-day.there'heing no continental demand, is dull, and, altheta;lt Is. to 2s. less money would le cub- nUtted to for F.nglish, sales are effected very slowly. la i foreign but little doing. Flour also dull, and American barrels lid. to Is. cheaper than this day week. English sack flour Is. lower. Barley.-A better supply and trade slow at le. less value than Monday last. Oata, new, are 6.1. cheaper, but Russian same as this ' day week. Beans and real steady ; linseed. reposed, mustarded, and tares, are fully as dear. FLOATING CARGoKIi very dull to-day, in consequence Of • no demand for France, in wheat, he. ; but maize rather . firm. WALT.-English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 59.. Se 635. ; ditto, fi ne old, 53e. to 57e.; ditto red, new, 52.. to 66.; ditto, fine, old, 49a. to 51s. ' • Norfolk, ha, the, old, -a. te -11.; red, new, --a to -s. Foreign : Darhric, 575. to 61 .; link 63e. to 655.; extra, 65e. to 67a.; Konigsberg, 53e. to 578.- ditto, extra,s7s. to 634.; Roster*, 555. to 655. • If eckienbmi red, 55e. to 651. ; Uckermark ditto, 575. to 60e. ; Ameriesii ' I white, 57a to 601.; ditto red, 511. to 5.54 ; Canadian, Xs. .1 i to 60s. / BARIZT.--English malting, 38s. to 39e. ; tine, 405.; grinding, 25.. to 275.; and distilling, Mie. to 28e. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 25v. to 265.; ditto distilling, 28e. to 31a; . . • malting, -a. to -s. ' MALT.-English, Essex and Norfolk, 595. to 635. . • hie. 631. to 70a ; Kingston and Ware, 65e. to 72a; b rows, 50s. to 58.. OAT2.-English feed, 275. Od. to 291. 0.1. ; potato, , i 295. to 31s. ; foreign, 17s. Od. to 245. i 1121, 30a. to 32.. . I 1 , azawa.-Engliah tick, 38e. to 4la ; barrow, M k to 445. gr , 404 . to 444. i foreign, Mazapin 345. to 38e. ; tick. ; ~ I to 40e. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 44a • kgtian, 35.. 1 03 7 k • • ' i Peas.-Engli to sh boilers, 38e. 4241; w hit e and blue, car. to 40a. ; maple, 40.. to 43e.: grey, 34e. to 36e.; hog, 365. to 38s. ; foreign. 34. to 375. FLOON.-Euglish town, 48e. to 50e.; ditto line, 50s. to Ms.; , country, 43e. to 445. ; Norfolk and Su ff olk, Ms. to 41a; 1t• i , I French, -s. to -a. pet sack ; American, 26i. to 3tk ; i 1!! 1 Canadian, 27... to Ma.: Spanish, 415 e. to 525. lamer( Coats.-White. 39e. to 425. ,• yellow, 40e. to 4k. 1 FLOATING CAIIOOOI, all C. F. and 1.-Wheat: Bath- 1 i dodo and hfarianople, per 49211 x., 48e. te 56e. ; Chirac', ells. . . tos4e. ; Polish Odessa, per 480th.., red, 45.. to 475. : while. 54a. to 56e. ; Danube and Dallas, 43e. to 40e. ; Fgretien s , .. Ills, to 30s. Barley: ~1 E„.-vptian and Syrian, ter 400 ha. ' 265. to 275. ; Odessa and Danube do. 25a . to We. tiers : Egyptian, per qr., 31s. to 345. Maim!: Odeon and Galata, .I !' ' P I i per 4 ' 92161 ., 325. Oil. to 35e. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, par 483114., 30e. Oil. to 355. ; French, do., -a. to --a ;' i 1 American, do., :M. to 355. ,I SIND/L-Osaary semi, per qr., 41.. to 50. • ; = seed, per qr., 465. to 48s. ; Mustard seed, per . white, 9s. to lths. • brown, -s. to -s. ; Linseed, per .p.. crushing, 50s. to e 8..; Linseed cakes, English, per Ltke. 1 I 12 to 1. 15s. IN. 50. ; American, thin, in brls., per toN, 101. 56. to 101. 13e.; do., thick, rimed, and oblong, 91. 10a. as 107. 10a; Baltic, 9/. to9l. fle. : Marseilles, 91. sa. to 10/.6e.; .• 1 Rape cakes. 61. to 51. 10s. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM SEPT. M TO SEPT. U. 1/MN. Barley. Malt. Oats. Beans Peas lour. ' .1 ' Coastwise. ek I qrs. I Wit" Vs. I pea ISISINNIL &ghee .. 111316 ; 2764 : 0730 7060 ea 1 eel . 117 M, 4 i Scotch.. - ' 12 I 101 ' 50 50 Irish ... i 64 , lon 1 • • I I * . . I ** Foreign ..' Mite 13143 .... 411770 ! 21122 214 21E61, EES I II . : .1; EXPoRTID.-lilleni, 37.567 qrs.; brine, iii: nod:, KIM ei;tra •!. 1; • MINCING LABB.-(THIS DAY.) • 1 &MAIL-The market is steady, but there are no sides of ' importance reported. Refined is without chauge. Comm .-A floating cargo of good first and sum rior Itto 1 , sold at 58.. for a near port. Rea.- -100 puns. of Berbice sold at Is. Rd. proof. ' Rier.-3,000 begs sold. white Bengal, Ils. tid. to 14a3d. ; . f' '; : new Necraezie Arracan, 10s. 9d. , BAutirraz.-:00 begs sold, refraction sj, at 34.. •.' ' 1 1 CorroN.-800 bales sold on the spot and for arrival. The following goods are advertised for sale to-mo:row :- 800 casks of Went India, 2,0U0 bags 51aurithis and 700 begs Madras sugar ; 300 casks 3,200 bags Ceylon co ffee,' 420 lbw • Coda Rica, and 240 packages Neilgherry coffee, nd LIMO begs ssltpetre. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 50e. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 4)35. 6d. to 4 1 ts. 9d. ; Octo- ber to December, 4ss. 6,1. to 425. 9d. ; January to Mania 11 1 495. 3.1. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. • UM WOO. I US. ..., 1 ! Stock on bend this day - -mike' 22.1116 64,675 37,371 Delivery last week I 1,624 1,306 3,80 Ditto train Ist June I 0,437 32,475 46,01 T t i Arrival lad week Ditto from lit June I 31,171 61.061 21,521 P l, I Price Y.C. per cwt. this dee Ditto Town lad Friday e.g.. ed. lies. 0L 50.. SA 1 ;i ' Antral* toe the week ending Oct. 8 last year, UN - and delivery 2.011 mini. The arrivals last week Late casks frees St. Petersburs, 753 from Australia. 12111 tram I 1 1 South America, and 148 from other plasma-Total 2,844 casks. !I. I , METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. I d , (THIS DAY.) 1, 1. The number of beasts is smaller than last week, yet it is large. The quality is not improved. Trade is dull arid ii i : ' 1 quotations ere not much altered. The supply of sheep is short, especially of choice qualities. The demand ia, i 6 however, very limited, and it is difficult to obtain higher rates. Calves are selling about the same AR on Thursday. Our foreign supply consists of 1,800 beasts, 7,210 sheep, and 138 calves. , ~ 1 Per stone of sibs. 4. d. ad. I Per doze of Obi. s. d. s. 41. lint Scots, Herd& 4 6 4 8 Best Drug Hf.hdsSh 0 0 0 0 Best Shorthorns .. 444 6 , Rest Long•woula.... 4S 6 0 1 S e iond nnal. beasts 3 0 4 0 , Do. do. Shorn .. - 0 0 0 • Calves Pi gs tk•rtlnnid 1111.1wc.bi 5 2 5 4 Lambs . 0 0 4 0 _. - . beasts at market. 6,000: Sheep and Lambe,. 23,000: 'Calves, 160: Plo, 670. 1 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Meteor. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand .11 for new hope coetinnes brisk at late quotations. a . i PROP7NOIAL SHARI MARKIN% , I j LIVERroot., SUM. DL-Sales today :-Eastern tounties, 167 Great Western,o4-Lancashira and Yorkshire. 105-London sod i 1 North Western. 92-Midland, 124 1 -Dutch Rhenish, via &- Liverpool and Loudon Fire and Life Insunii., Company..., , I i ' • Mairenerrint, Muer. M.-The market 50 .,. again .h,,resse ,d. . . Great Western. 62}-Leeds, 105 41-London and North Western. IM. 1/ -llanche.ter. Sheflield. and Llecullaphlre, 40- qulllusL, , ME-Dover', 23 0.14-Great Western of e ana ,Lt. !IL-lemma 1 '. ' 1 and Mersey thzine Insurance, Ip. I , i ' 1 BIRILINOH•n. bell. 28 -Th e transactlena in this market , to-day were on a limited sale: for railway shares them wee , little demand. I.e prices of local shares were nun at recent i i 1, I quotations. • -.-_ - ....... CIIrRCH.RATIC CONTE.T. -R vestry was held is the chancel of the parish church at Cheeterlield, Derby- ' shire, on Thursday 100, alma mayor the proposed a rate of s 1 ' , lid. in the pound. Mr. Bishop moved as an amendment that a rate should not he granted et all, but that a voluntary web seription ghoul.' le entered into to defray the expense d •, . repairing the venerable edifice in which they had end. Tile show of Moots wan in favour of the original resolute:ea ' 1 • but a poll was demanded, which was concluded on the fel- . lowing day. Thu number of votes for the rate was 312 ; t -1 a ga inst it, 219 ; so that it was carried by a majority of 23. , 1 .i • i • I