The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-11 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING I NTELLI G t: Nc E. In summit: TILL.AIAriII.) CALM:IONIAN HIL'NT MEETINI:. (TIIIM 1 Al'.l ; I NTA I. KW EI:PsTA EX. rise mile and a half. rare helot. Northers Leame. Manse i;irey Velar. 4.1 ie hag. Weave'''. and V.mia.: ham .n ht•tv. r..tottr. KAte.tbd Nclly I 4.7. 15,., "4*I.:11:11 NATI:. I for 1110 C .1 en; yants. - ..5kr I As. 11.4irn. I . g.p.-r16..1, sur.vtlgrinr. Int vt.a. I: lugger. TAW.. 1•. 1... gaud N aft !tete. Es.: vs 1.1. vrr_ ht. I 0 1411......ter. 11.ns. I.l—rltlial. hug I:aaner, Laoly awl WrAtlerrilkh I. it. 1' 11.1: V lI.IN I 414 'A I'. tome toile 3 furl o ng, i•o; ;.iviloklr. W..lliugtoe, View 111,1400. 1..1 Iv 114%-rt. WeJnl.Je. Crah.ani, Ifenv•iir. I. h. K:,/ of Nostlawl, Towle, Norriek, Jelintiv Cope, I' • we. LitlL IL,G, 14 e.4inY. atm! Malviau 11111 are Tor. Wow -Not cholla:4ol(.4r. V1•81' iir TIIP: PRIN.'X sir WALD, Yu CLVIIBER.— eti .es - rtAl math. of the pa.t almoner a lame nuniker lure le-eu ettagetl at the pain t-elle 111..11.1utl of his trace the [hike Newea.tle. war I:. !fool. la aatienattos of a visit by hui Ikon! Withrow. t... Woks. and which te now aliect to take p.'eue. Ili. pool Isightiect will leave Seotictel ua the .....ruing Weilauukiy seat ky the Fihaburth expreek owl arrive at the t;resit North. to etiAtooh. Rethink lit p.m., where :be duke. e.uriagit will L.: in wcitinz to take the pito, awl •isite Cluisther. The e.„./.?" w ill he ee-orti .1 thither I. the I slutiiher true,. of yeemitiry rits Arr. tVe nuv •tete tliet the wee is the ee•tre of the pit ••• tr.. at (lumber 114/1 I.'. strictly prokeete4 .lion., Cie ow 10. r..,e1 hi:therm'. recreation during hi. •le.r. • lot. 111* Hold lii4lioeui will 1. .to (lowlier on Kahl .l or f.a. the 4.44..8 at Workenh mud •111 agent tie ervotkil be the cone truop, awl thence acquit for the Iletfortl is. ' , oh' for lb* south. e.Vrl4ONi IN THE Wr. , T.—On Tn.•.ehy the 1b....* I 'minty sawed. it Wetland Back lied. it. the Narth Ifev.,u, were apene.l I v Eirl Forteweie, who delivered a feeling and eloquent Aar,. 011 the death .4 hia Defile father, awl the deep intcrint which b., felt is the catnidetios of the week. Anwavg Owlet ' , regent were the Vail .4 Devon. Mr. d. W. Hller. MT.. Mr. Sillifant. Pre la notary Itreretoo, and Mr. T. Nein MAO. The Dew reLoola, whirl, are 1•111 t on a breezy hill n. a renege hot faiourald e tort .4 North Itcrow, An/ C•1•41.1e .4 itecammudatiog The object is to afford a ...in.) aid alvaistion. ie.-eon. vamp with priviieil agricultare. ... hi he. t.. 111.• r.ointlr .4 14•11,041. Sorb a abr..). 44 12 a •111•11 6,14. a.t• 4441.11%1144 ...MO War ar. by the Itev. l'relgru• dery I:tetet...l In the facility. and the leveret building, which i. handaa.r. awl ataseion~ i 4 an eitens,on of tb« bprioyy rivitara were entertaiweil at an eleeint Ineclwain in the diens.; hall of Ma institution by karl . .. . . W ILIA AN It 11141 D 0..... —The will of Charlea .1... T 1s P.cliagoo. Ee_ of the Lodge. Itrook•reen, Ham mer...nth. WM orone.l but swath in the h0w1.... I 'mut. and prol et , gnotell 11l Mietinel Fornatalh Cherie. Crawley. r od Illuguee Rimer, bare. who are tranninatel executor. u... awl triwt.,. : the peia.eral property . sworn water •..Wll/1)/. This gentlemen died of a band ......ra torture. ....aeutiag ai but real awl per.onal pr..perty. He was • womlwr of the I:niniali .'lurch. and ha. bees very liberal in hi. leine.t. to eevrral of its ehaeitabis inatitution.. atcietice, school.. all clergy; indeed, in knish has ho leen in tin. is *ert drat nearly hall of his personal estate has Lees I. -hovel upon them. We cog only meutiou a few. our 1111t11.1414 - 11a1104 u. wvis4 them in detail. To the Society for the - l'onrgigatom of the Faith.' of ahi s 'h t'anlinal Wiw i.... I. patrol.. the mop of 2.001 V. ; to the pour schools. of oh.. h the 110... Chaclua Laiwtale is preoi.lest, 2.000/. ; to tllhalloete. I tul•bo. 2,OtV. Th.re sr. nn,nerou, minor hopteras to thr egtigolic cleric in awl around the metropolis. Th. t •LttoW ha. le , eteatbegl in his relict a doe imutrest in i.,. road ...e.te awl in the rerarluo of the per...salty. Mr. I'e ;lame ham trastowed some leptries rhos bog perweal (real.: awhoe tle. 4..unae of kb. relict. the whole of th e property te glite,tegl to bo distributagi is certain proputinss answar.t numerous lir4stsei, of whoa may are relatives.— Pi ..Let. .1 4....1..e No .es. .-. - -•-• e. 'rlie anima exhibition of pailitilign and *capture at the thoal lastitotios, Manchester, was opeuisi rester the.. Theeshibitina ha. emits bees placed elude? the Jenn ison of the sew 3lanc birder Academy of Art, who last year succeeded in inakeas it N. attractive by colleetino from the studios of votinectal artists vane !Ise specimens of the Eveseli sod I tonna& +cicada. They have scarcely kern so sainweefal ibis seer. hut still there are nearly JO) German pirlaris. raw of teem works of great merit 'ATAL AilltrittiT AT IliAnyiwOrltTN to Wolvesday last a fatal 10001110 i. I.V chill 000 man was killed and three other. frightfully 'injured, oc curred at Hoke-rib Hell. hrtersea lasacnatet sea Polite fr tho resal. rare of Mr. It. H. Jones. Fur some time poste 11•111 W 11144 01• 110011 Incomes' .4 erectios at the hall. and is Vivisector Lot a *umber of men were et work on the ceiteddess ereo4-.1 in the Irma .4 the building. The workmen had poet placed the het of three wto.low beads in positron. whoa. without the loot werniag, a portion of the scaffolding gave aay, sot iwecipitated nearly the whole of the mot workbag thereupon to the grimed, a betas., of 26 feet. Two ...caved -mies by eliagieg to the wisdom-sill and Die other to one of the upright pales. Jobe Reek, a widower and a native of Demcaster, fell epos his bead, and was on the spot ; George &servos, of Hemsworth, elm had the nionagement of the erection of the scaffold, was heaved .lent the hood. sad it is feared his iujuries are of such a wan., that he cannot poosibly survive • Themes Allow* a brother of ooi• of the cootractoes foe the work. bed hie thigh broken. rod he is much hurt about the sale of Ike heed and olemililet ; and another OAS. named Stocks, who resales with leo. feller on Ihike.street. Iroacaster. sos- Weal a corniound eommentsted fracture of the thigh. and we of his ern.. Identity soughed to pieces. Ths rest scooped with but foe bruises. Mr. Joan at mew ant Rorer.* home. and deepatched medical aid to hem as speedily as penall.le. and the Rey. Phipps Charepoeys i the rector. kindly plarol his canine at the theposal of Mr. Arlan, ins., our of the contractors, who had Stake ire mved to his fether'o house. Mr. Clark and Mr. R. Sykes. seircemo, attembwi Min, but the shattered state of kis arm relate:red ampubstuen secereary to save the poor fellow's Mr. The a:cadent has east a gleam over the district The oars of the ecialf.4.l giving way hiss not Len aacerteised ; sad the moat remarkable feature is that it bail stood firm while the haeal-stosea were rinsed is position, and them' almost iminediatele felL An tamest was opened yesterday (Thursday) is view 14 the body of Slack. LttrIVIT.trILIC ArcIDENT. Dutra, CoRNWALL, Ile r. dO.--Lost ai.,lit the smack John Booth, from Perth. tawl, while attempting to ester Bade Harbour during a heavy grand sea, which is froforeetly fearful to 'leery* bees, was driven .shore, and soon breams a toted wreck. By mean' of the nrket life-saving appuretto her crew of two nieu were fortunately +avid by being drawn up the lee.ih cliffs during the darkame of the sight. A poor coast,peademet, moiled Wenger, while aulierepoutly ergo oil in pn.teytiog the lifeesviog apparatus and the wr,kol property allllllll the remaining part of the dark sight. slipped off the high cliffs, mid was instantly killed. He has left a widow and vowel children to lament hie un timely bra The National Lifeboat Institution has an ex celleet lifeboat at Rode, hut her services could not he of the slightest valise, leriag that awful sight, anviezat the rocks where the wreck took place. Sir T. Arland, Bart., and other member. of the local committee report that the heat tool le en oat ea the previous day ; and that her behaviour had b-sti admirable os 11,. high pound mu..., SZI*ARATIoN or AMID COL:PLEA WORKIIOVNID4. —At .. sweeten:, of the gnardiase of the Greenwich reins. held I tot ',cuing. Mr. H. Carter chairme', Mr. Resaett, ono of lb. WooioWit 100•0 d, " That a committee he appointed to cou,l -r and report what arrangements eau be aside fur eualdeug married couples in the workhouse, both of chum are over Si.) Years of age, to live with each other,. as the 2". led croon .4 the Act 10th sad 11th of Victoria, rap. Iles, declares it to be to compel mach monied perm. to live apart° Mr. • secooded the matins, which we. 011.1 0 1fted meters! member. Mr. Malden ex• premed hi. "potion that, if it were seeded, he could obtain. by roluetary subscriptions arming the ratepayers. sufficient money to ply the whole expense of providing suitable apart. menta. The siotioo, 00 being pat to the vote, was carried coanimoody. 'hie LA'? 1/1. TOE CoArwas. —The railway* are gradually pushing the coaches off the rood. The opening of the Worcester and Hereford Railway, beside. superseding sumleiless carrier.' carts, has caused three mail coaches to Le Jleostioueol -roc., the Worcester amid Hereford Royal M,.1. Pratt'. Cheltenham and Naivete Mail, aid the Wore.ster and Leominster Mail. Al! these were doing fork. before the "wont,: of the railway, but have sow re or-I 0 1 010 for want of pasoesgera The Leominster Sol. the last .4 the three, has succumbol this week. t:ef..te the Worcester 41111 Hereford line was opened from Wore-ester to Male•rn. about twenty coaches ran daily he t... n Melvern and Worcester, every one of which is sow pot $1,•1101, NMt ROAn DM IA ZVI FIRAM 'E AYD ITA LT. —Tbe r(Preb. of Ihigu• nays :—" Averse as we are to ex preniatior hope*. we cannot melt the &aim of making nor countrymen acquainted milli • vest mod important pro et. the reidoiatual of which would epee as unexpected (vivre to the Itioica- A Ipso. It i proponed to Mare our de puty.. rd. which at prommt hada nowhen, in communic•- ti-ai with the sew kingdom of Italy. brprolonging tho tritil rod, No. lito, ea ter es Chini. The tunnel through Mint reins will connect ['ppm. Italy with the north of score asJ aotta.wo•tera Emma ; the prolonging of the i i -e.-inentineed nod would fans a lam of communientioa `ewers all Italy, the centre and math of Frinee, sad The remark has bass aftia smle that nor (Septet . 1 16..01 bet ikevesient • In ceder to r— dor 1 ". ;Tit advannigne hum its Wont wookk. " A new dation in now in column of erection at th.s ,, ethentatne sad Dorchester bee. Tido hetwase the 41.1:1 of Amara,. Flag, oo ti. Luaks of Southateptou Water. TURKIsit toAN or Pc.;—(THIS DAY.) This lay a Hi...lint; of }sunlit.)Mem in till , 1. .1n ww hold at th.: London Torero, couvemil for t 1,.• rules.° of considering tho adrimhility of &monolog * friendly com mittee. with the object of entering into direct communica tion with the (kimono gum:raiment and Co* contmctois of the mid Nall. Mr. M.% KINNI)N. presided, sod stated that he had • veiled with,4ileasiin• to the request made to him to take the chair of the nwetiae. Iseterse he believe 1 it weld further the object thee all had io view. viz., to hider., the patios who h a d th u traosialsgios of the rumsey set apart for the poyincot thr inten-gt 4. forward the twines. regularly to Euglarel. I lithertn a. doubt that had bees door still they retail riot forget that &NM dlibellity toot pi a ; about six mouths 5,-0 in re fereoee ti, the Mll,ll ban, which isglwmil • fear %hut 61.1 r didicultv might aiige in refemoce to the homey to he transmitted to this tg unary. I lappily no such costingeuev had arisen. Out at the rime tibie in convene. tinog which he (the chairman) mid °than hail with M. Minoru,. it appearegl desirable that steps should he taken to ensure the punctual reinitZince of the interest us the ~110 , ,,,t4 g 1 for it. paymmit were moved by the Turk• ish gogernment. The security foe thin loan w.in the CLIVi'.II3I duties of Constantinople suet the mine duties which were paid regularly every month, and the object was to 'lour° the nionthly trunguii.giou to this country. This had been suggested to M. :%lasurus, and the molt wee that, since the divideuil was paid io September last. isKif.„ or oue month', collection of the duties is questi.lll, blll.l been sent over, and when the eiminiittee was formed on doubt it would be go every month. Fhe ho n. gentleman proceeded at gnat length to point out the ovule character .if the Turkish debt, showing that the Ottoman government but always eviteggi the hillirgt lemonr and integrity in it. peruoiary while the interest upon its debt, home sod foreign, mm. 4111411 only to two mud a Izilf tines her income. while wardel.t. was twelve times our income. Sir M At' DONALD MTLl•iii:SsepN, after•N pressing his surprise that considering the security, the character of the Turkish government, and the mobiles% it hail shown to meet the 44 the bundholilem., the stock should rernaii, at go 10.• price in the European markets, moved a resolution il,laring it expoilient that the propoie.l committee dnndd he formed to communkate din, tly with the Tarkiah government and the contractor@ for the loan, soil to act geiwrally an the representatives of the bond holders. and in that capacity to ohtain from time to time writ information as they might ciiiriider ileaicable, and gent , - rally to adopt all measures which to iy be Davessary to pro mote the interests of the liicolholilem and that the e.id consinittee consist of Mesas. 14•Kintion. N.Y., it. firooke M.P., W. Vent, R. Hodgson. H. J. Mead ows , J. l•iadon , and Sir Macdonald Stepheuson. with power to add to their numbers. Mr. L. Rem %SIDMAN eeeonrlefl the motiom A flowollol.lMil inquireil whether tiowe who were promot ing the committee knew Anything of • new loan that WAS Lillie .1 of. The CHAtIt4 A 9 had no knowledge of the matter himself. Mr. feffaHusige believed there was no truth in the re. port. There was scarcely a month in whi,h there were not unfounded reports of intended Dew Inane. Mr. HTVAKT WAR no sategied with the honounilde cote duct of the Turkish government, that he was not inclined to take any , ueli step as the atus,intmeut of a committee, which could not hut be reganled as a slur upon that govern. meet, and as imliuttion of want of confidence. (Hoar.) The CHAIRMAN explained that the committee was not pre. pared to advise or neutral the Turkish government, but simply as at agency with which the Turkish government might communicate. The Turkish government were rather it favour of tbe eommittee. Mr. setitui:liw (barrister) avers! with Mr. Stuart that the euninittlee was unneteaiwry, and urged that it would ainuuut to en indelicate interferenee. Mr. and other bondholders urged that a committee oM iallr appointed would have MOM weight with the Turkish goverunient than the representations of private individtuda. Sir X O DONALD STLPHENNoN added that the proposal wee made with the eoneerrewee of the miatreetorm Mewls. Dent and Palmer, nett 31. 31 °sures, the Turkish Ambas sador. The resolution was then put and carried, the name of Mr. Worm, heing :Oiled to the corm:Otter. Mr. I'rcr moved a resolution of thank■ to the Turkish ggo~veroor•nt for it.. kind 14 omplidace with the Isiah,. of the bondholders. in agreeing that the Syndicate should transmit monthly to this country the customs' duties of Censtanti• mph, and the «tree Jutiem eat apart to pay the interest upon the loan. IA NINIX *wooded the motion. tea haying regemilY left C rostatitinople, stated upon hie own knowledge Ming the Turkish government would be delighted with any measure that was calculated to give increased confidence in th .1 gmernment here. The rewilution was carried. tin the motion of Mr. Headerenn. seconded by Mr. ffralawin, thanks were voted to M. 3lueurua for his atten tion to the interest■ and wishes of the bondholder,. The usual compliment to the Chairman concluded the proceediuga GREAT SIM' Cu3IPAYY.-(THIS DAY) A meeting MIA announce.' to take Once thin day at the 4 'imipany'• 4 Kees, in Cannon-street. t tit . 21 hi n . elf for silmiswion , our reporter was info,. that VW only persons preset would he the directors end a few leading aharebolders, who had been invited to cooler with them on the peewit ensitioo of the company. and to ens_ wider whether or not lam advisable to mavens a general enestiog. TII I' elietorrustat IN THI AIETROPOLI4 (T 111,4 DAT). —At half-past 2 Welock this afteranon heavy showers of rain fell in the metropoli., accompanied with remark ably vivid sod frequent flashes of lightning. and tremendous claps of thunder. The morning was sultry in the extreme. The Rev. J. C. M. Bellew bee written a novel, which Molars. Horst and Itlaekett will shortly publ.kh. Critic. Mr. Kingalry has a volume of Town and Country Sermon is the prem. " The Venerable .1. 8.," (James Buchanan) Rays Bayard Taylor, in • recent letter to an American journal Mil °enemy, "it is well known, suffered seriously from a lack of the article of vanity, but his supply is really greater than I had anticipated. In Gotha is pub belied the Almanac de Gkehn, the moat aristocratic calendar iu the world, containing 'the only reliable' pedi grees and portraits of the mieued heads. Well—last sum mer, the publisher was surprised by the reception of a portrait of Mies Harriet Lane, forwarded by her uncle, with a rposet that it la engraved for next year', Afaioriae, a, ear republican rulers had a right to appear io the company of the reignisg families. It is • habit of many of our eoli• ticians to pay for having their portraits in the illustrated papers, but I had hoped that our late Executive possessed a little too much dignity to knock at the door which wee certain to be slammed in his fec•—eri it wee. Perhaps I ought not to disturb his tubes, but his historical picture ism near complete that this additional touch will not alter • a feature." "Only the other day," says a letter from Berlin, " we bad • fresh exemplitiattion of what terrible lengths the duelling minis is apt to lead its adepts. Colonel Fechenbach, • nobleman iu Use Austrian service, belonging troth* toiler•! gsrri.on at Fmnkfort,fell in love with a young poly whom hie family supposed to be beneath him in point of rank. Wishing to disentangle him from thecharma of the fair Pyrite. they despatched one Freiherr von der Tans, a very old frilled of the family, and himself advanced in years, to play the part of Mentor to the smitten soldier. The Freiherr, who was formerly a major in the Bavarian army, repaired to Frankfurt, did his best with Colonel Frebenbsch, with but little result as to the relations of the two lovers. It has not tran spired which of the two lost pedigrees first, the monitor or his unwilling charge ; but one day, while seated at the table ,thdie of the famous Hotel de Resale, the Mends entered into • dispute, which, according to their particular notions of intercourse between geutlemen, could only be settled by an appeal to arms. That very after noon the duel came oil, when the poor old Freiherr, who had unglertakou the errand in the kindest spirit of disin terested frieedship, was killed upon the spot. Hs had just a moment left to give his hand to the murderer before his spirit flitted from its earthly tenement. Colonel Fechen bach is now • fugitive, without a home or a friend, and with plenty of leisure, we should invizine, to reconsider the justice and morality of following out the so-called code of honour." Au imcapcd convict named! Herman was captured in France the other ilsy under peculiar circumstances. During the last year or two many roill.enee have been committed in the churches of Paris, Strasbourg, and Meaux ; charity boxes were broken open, and rich altar ornaments dis appeared. All this was no cleverly dope that the pew tutor was never discovered. The bet exploit truths robbery of the struog box of the Eospital of Skittle, containing 45,000(r. At last a clue was chtaitied to the depredator, who was discovered in • certain house in the Palais Royal, to the keeper of which he bad confkled 20,0001 r. is notes. When taken the police found 31000 fr. more In his pos session, and after a time be acknowledged to a further sum of 10,0031 r. lodged with the Comptoir d'Escompte. He has also avowed himself the author of a variety of other thefts, iaeluding the church robberies above named. The South Wentern Company have given notice fast the steam packet communication between Southampton MA lie Chantal Nandi will shortly be reduced from An to three times a week. SHARE LISTS.---(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The railway share market is iii;etiVe ---- toZy, but prices on the a hole are steady. Cale donian stock has improved per cent., while Midland has receded 1. Otherwise there is no important variation. London and North Western stock is now quoted 014 to 92; Great Western, 69 to ; Midland, 1244 to 125 ; Linceshire and Yorkshire, 103 to 104; Caledonian, 1034 to 1044 ; South Eastern, 781 to T 9, being rather firmer ; Eastern Counties, 521 to ; and Great Northern, 110 to 112. Lombardo Venetian Railway shares remain steady, ut b to 1 prem. Grand Trunk of Canada mime! Great Westoru Canada are fairly supported. There are more inquiries fur Great Luxembourg, which are last marked 81. WIDMANN ADAM AND micas. I c r i st.i4 ric : " I 1 1:1 I=4. qb. Ift I KAIINATIL e.g. SM."' IrY. Birk., ian..lo..lian..luirs 131.kekbarn ta)tlk.o.d ryas &neon, ,hmard. "KC all.l nuke :Met au.l Bandar Ournmall Do. A 1 A no WT. until H p.e.lapald Dublin an. Du thie& inn ul., l'eratt, t Ab4JY . Inuit An.,llaa inialarn Camelia. 1 1..449 ! Union. 2ack if li 11l St IN Nei lON i'l 41 f 4 41 •1 IS 101 It is U 14 it 41 $1 31 181 SS/ 1 i THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1861. 104 ICli 1101 1111 100 110 120 131 100 106 80 d9i ST 56/ 108 10111 67 50 116 118 013 68 bli 02 YS (4 10 ll 4 4 Si 1 1l 1 1 i . t.0 N us • I Jl, 110 1041 10 M U al bli 100} 1001 ills pit 11.8 69 1041 vol 94 Ivl 101 I 41 .1.14 VII 111 191 122 id Se 19 95 97 45 4 97 19 7Se 79 SO SI N 90 _4 . S. 11 II Idis t Pr. P.I 12 126 It It 66 IS at 66 HI 90 SHAMS. eimiag prkw. 16) fie U. ii - i 100 10 2 } 1.0 116 104 110 106 106 106 107 100 184 60 trt 110 112 79 81 114 116 100 111 101 108 106 107 10 108 87 00 e$ 90 102 100 91 10 1 171 13 10 70 se 41 19 101 114 188 1101 In 114 Ul 114 IN IN 111 114 1W 102 160 165 111 130 73 75 93 1.5 111 14 14 110 18 01 10 564 f 1 Prd ... 133 Ib7 100 let 91 93 108 110 id 187 100 id 1 lj pru ad 00 et i dim psz i Ws iPa U IS 111 1011 10 10+ 131 t IW 102 100 10A A 29 112 84 N ti II 33 N SS N 47 124 126 118 120 100 122 us nt MAIM, e el i 3m. x la, i 3 I 91 191 ; 3 1 41386 1 23 24 1 3 _3l 20 3 33 30 1 011 0 10 j i I OS 40 41 ii as ise 4 $d It 6 I 112 I g i t dis In 111 ROCILL 04 .Nartity.e.7•Naltu1le N KiNorfolk tr e 111 N 111. MA. 4p.ot. Jan..l.J sty IN SP ItL 114444141 t N. Vast 4p. et. 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Tab i PROVINCIAL SHARE LlTTillinoL, OCT. 10.— Caledonian, 1034 1031—Eaatern Conn tier. lei 101—Great Northern. 111 112—Great Western. 09 1114 Lancashire and Yorkshire Stank. 1031 1031—London and Ninth Western Stock 911 92—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln. 431 434-111illand Stock, 1241 IV.,—Ditto, new ahares. 11 11 p. —North British, 42 021 ad —North Staffordshire, 6 41 o.—North Eastern (Berwick;-10011001—York and North Midland, 904, (Poi—Leeds Capital Stock, 64 19—Month eastern and Dover, 23 9.10 t.l1 — West Midland (Oxford', 47 471—BnIfalo and Lake Huron, 3; 31— Dutch Rhenish. 1 1 i i —Good Trunk of Canada, 4I 41 —Dreg Laxembourg, 8 11.1581--0 rest Western of Canada, 94 9 6.16 Central, 391 39 0. —Erie en assessment, 23 234—Thames and 31cisey Insurance, 11.1; p. MANCHGTOOL, OCT. 10.— Lancashire and Yorkshire. 103! }— Manchester, Sheilleld. and Uneolnahlre, 44—Midland. 1241 — South Eastern, 231—Great+hlp, ha. —Eastern Counties, 111 11 -113— Diner Fare per Cent. ,11. paid p.—Pnatou and Wire, ski. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocc. The mining market is moderately actieo today. Wheal Beton shares are quoted 87i to '3O ; East Caradon, 281 to 27 ; Marko Valley, 10.1 to ; Ring sten Downs, 31 to 4 ; East Basset, 3to ; Provi dence, 40 to 41 ; Cook's Kitchen, to 29 ; North Basset, 41 to 5 ; North Downs, b to 51; Wheal Ludcott, 2} to 1, and East Basset, 75 to 80. There is no movement iu foreign and colonial mining shares. East dcl Rey are officially marked 1 prem., and United Mexican, 6. A call of 2a. &I. is to be paid on the shares in the Pencraig United Lead Mining Company by the 31st iust. The settlement of tho list of contributories of the Swanpuol Mining Company (Limited) is to be pro- ceeded with in the Stanuaries Court on the The following report on the mining market is from the circular of Meagre. Watson and Cuell : The mining market since our last has been rather quiet. The rise which has taken place in West Caradon, East Caro liras, Trelawney, North Downs, Margaret, North Basset, Stray Park, Great Fortune, East Grenville Wheel Gren ville, Great South Tolgo*, and Mary Ann, hai been followed lay a reaction, and in a few cases a great fall has taken place. West Caradons were in great demand, at 45 to 47, and are now flat at 39, sellers ; we understand there in no real cause for so great a fall. Trelawneys, after reachin! 16 to 17, are now 15, sellers. North Bassein touched ri. , have fallen to 5, millers. East Carn Brats, after rising to 0 10!, fell to 9, sonars ; since then a reaction baa taken place, and shares are again in good demand at 94 91; this mine is likely to prove one of the best in the Redruth district— shares ought to be bought at 0n , ..e. North Downs have fluctuated between 5 and 51. Ea 4 Bassets fell from 75 to 64, and at the latter price a great number of shares were sold. On Tuesday, a sudden demand sprung up for them, and charm rapidly advanced to 70, 721, buyers, upon are. ported improvement at the 80 feet ; we understand it is worth nearly 401. a fathom. The improvement took place e nu Saturday, but not made known until Tuesday. wall Hill and !Unworn' are in demand, at 25.. Hingston Downs, after falling to 3, rose to 4, 4, and leavo off flat at 31, sellers. East Caradons have been very firm all the week at 27. Wheal Grylls have been pretty largely dealt be at 81 tog. Marko Volleys are firm, at 10f. South Tolgus have advanced from 27, sellers, to 40, buyers. R -Amcor, 3a. to 4s. Margaret. have been flat, at 43, millers. Providence are firm at 40, buyers. ruscrofte have been in gond demand ai 61, ex div. Unity. have been Sat at 16s. sellers ; the lode in the 75 eross-cut north has not yet been intersected. Sortridge advanced to 125., 14a., and in demand. In a journal entitled La Kailk de Tout k Monde an explanation is given of a fact which has puzzled sporting men—namely, why the left barrel of a gun bursts so much more frequently than the right The explawition is this : —The sportsman, on going out, Linda both berrels, and, on menu a bird rise, tires naturally the right one ; he relesula that barrel, and when he again sees a bird or hare he fires it again ; and so be doe. perhaps twenty times in succession. But each firing gives a shock to the charge in the loft-heal barrel. awl at but the succession of shucks separates the wadding from the powder and shot ; the coreaqueuce is that a vacuum ensues between them, and when the second banal is fired it fee queotly bursts. To prevent this danger, the recommenda tion is made that whenever the right-hand barrel is loaded, the charge in the left-hand one should be also rammed down. THR STATE OF EUKoPE.—Wo read in La Premse —"The preset state of things in the history of Europe is an unprecedented one. All stiles are constructing railways and titled cannon, are making treaties of COMMOTCII and raising loans ; the gravest questious spring up, one after the other, or rather, one from the other, cud old political ques tions have a tendency to become social ones. Material pro gress, of which absolute governments wished to make an arm, has become an iustrument of emancipation for nations, which feel more and more the oeoessity of drawing closer to each other by liberty, and by the amociation of their common interests. Ono thiug is henceforth very evident, namely, that Europe will not find her equiliiirium on the narrow basis of a man number of greet powers, and that the will only find it ou the larger basis of inde pendent nationalities, equal in lights, end possessing the same guarantees. Old coalitions sod old alliances are no longer possible. The holy alliance of kings is for ever dis solved ; and the era, predicted by the poet of the holy alli ance of peoples, his conic. This great innovation, of which old policy has the presentiment, traces to France her line of conduct. Let her raise herself ►bove religious and political prejudices ; let her unite her cause with that of week and oppressed nations ; let her choose her allies among free nations. She has often had alone to support the burden of war, and to triumph everywhere in order to assure her right, and to conquer peace. What elm has done she can always do again, if she remains faithful to her glorious tradition. This situation, and these grand prospects, suffice to reduce the visit of the King of Prussia to its real proportions, and to take from it the menacing character which the Times has been pleased to ascribe to it" THE RHINE BRIDGE4.—A letter from Carlsruhe states that, in virtue of a convection concluded between the Rhenan States, all tolls on the bridges over the Rhine are to be suppressed from the Ist January next. It also says that the government of Baden has mode a considerable re duction in the navigation dues on the Neckar ; likewise, that it has proposed to the Ithacan States :that a conference *ball be held ►t Coblentz for the purpose of simplifying the customs formalities on the despatch of goods, which at present cause delay and expense. MOXEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocc. The funds to-day are rather flatter. After' declining to per cent., however, Consuls are' quoted nearly the same as they closed yesterday. In the share markets, in the absence of business, the variations are not of importance. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 3bc. , being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 92a and I for money, and 93, 922, and 922 for the ac count. The present quotations are on to I for money, and 921 to 93 for the ith November. The official business report is u follows Stock, 231, 233, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 901, 2 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90/, ; India Five per Cent. stock, 103 i, 1; ditto for account, 103 i ; ditto scrip, 103: ; ditto Bonds, 144., 10s. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, Rai ; Exchequer Bills, March, 3s. par; ditto June, 95., 6s. prem. A recovery of to I per cent. has taken place in Turkish Bonds : the Loan of 1854 is now quoted 80 to ex div., and that of 1858, 68 to I. There are still inquiries fur Mexican Bonds, which are last marked 251 and 26j. In other forei,rn stocks there has been starcely ally business. Sales are recorded as follows :—Chilian Fuur•aud-a-Half per Cents., 85 ; Equador New Consolidated, 1511 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 26, 251, ; Russian Throe per Cents., 1859, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 79h, 80i, 80, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1808, for account, 68 i, 6 71 , 08. It has transpired that the rumours circulated during the last few days respecting arrangements by the Bank of France for obtaining a loan of 2,000,0001. in England are correct. The mode iu which the operation is to be carried out was alluded to yesterday. The Bank of France will be enabled to draw, through Messrs. Rothschild :and other Paris firms, upon Messrs. Rothschild, of London, to the extent of 1,000,0110/., and upon Messrs. Baring Brothe.e and Co. to the extent of another 1,000,0001. In each case the bills will be at three months' date, and they will be discounted eagerly on this side, probably by the Bauk of England. If we are rightly informed, Rents* will be deposited as a col lateral security. This is essentially an " accom modation " transaction, arranged between esta blishments of undoubted solidity. Its immediate effect is the same as if the Bank of France found a market in London for 2,000,0001 of its govern meat securities. At the end of the three months the renewal or liquidation of the transaction will probably depend upon the then position of the French Bank. That the operation will have any powerful effect upon our market is not at present apprehended, but its tendency is obviously to cause a partial reaction in the rate of discount, which is now at au unusually low point here. The affair proves once more that whenever France is pressed upon, she can always find means to make us contribute to her relief, owing to the intimacy of the relations between the two markets. For the first time for some months no gold was carried to the Bank yesterday. Thu Euxine will convey to-morrow 95,0001. in silver and 13,1001. in gold for Bombay, and 15,5001. in gold for Alexandria, making in all 123,6001. The excitement in the Liverpool cotton market continues. The sales yesterday reached 30,000 bales, including 15,000 on speculation and for export. Prices were quoted id. to gd. higher than on Friday last. .._ . . A circular announces a further dividend of 61. in the pound on the estate of Messrs. Reid, Irving, and Co., who failed several years ago. Messrs. Thomson, Boner, and Co. announce the dividend due on the Ist Nov. on the Russian Three per Cent. Loan. The Eastern Countici Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,0501. ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 638 f. ; the Midland, an increase of 352/. • the Lancashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 3,1;50/. ; and the North Eastern a decrease of 1,5541. Mr. Thomas Stenhowle, of the firm of Bates, Stenhouse, and Co., of Liverpool, has been elected a director of the Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limited). We are requested to state that the last day for receiving applications fur shares is Tuesday-, the 22nd inst. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the twentieth series of public sales for the year there was a good steady demand, without anything of import ance to note, either on the part of the home trade or export ; the amount of business does was to a fair extent, and gene rally at firm prices. East luiba.—Ox and Cow.—Calcutta.—There was a fair home demand for these hides, and let and 2ud light and :Ads and 4ths were in good request at fully late rates, espe cially 3eds and 4ths, but heavy averages were not in quite such good demand for export, and pewee were rather easier for these hinds. Madras, twee sold. Moulmein, Cochin, and Penaog sold well andsat full prices. The analysis of the sales m 117,002 Calcutta new wogs, 3,357 brought forward from former melee, and 7,5% Moulmein, Cochin, and Pecan ; in all 1110,430 hides, of which 1014,298 were sold. Est lodia—Buffalo—Calcutta were mostly bought in. Pennon sold well. Leather. —Fist Indian was well competed fur, and real ised full prices. Australian was in better deuneud, and sold at an advance of id. per lb. Salted Hides.—Australian : Sydney were in moderate request, heavy averages selling at full rates, but the light were bought in, being held for the Cumine prices paid fur a small parcel at the last sales. Melbourne : Only part sold. Cape : The quantity offered was unimportant. Irish : All passed. Walrus bought io. Hone Hides.—Salted South ADletiCllll were part sold, and at lair prices. Dry all sold. Dry Hides—West Coast sold well. Glue Pieces—Only part sold. Divi llivi consisted of sea-dantsged, and was all sold. itsrk realised former praise. _ . . . . Subjoined is a report of yesterday's indigo sale : Many hundred chests having been sold privately, in. creased spirit wae manifested in the competition to-dry, and all imulium have sold more readily and often at improved priuei ; thu ordinary kind" commanding special attention, and an advance of Is. to is. ad. per lb. on the rater of July. There is a large attendance of French buyers, who appear to ho operating pretty freely. 721 chests were cold, 101 bought in, end 842 withdrawn this worming. __—— _ . I The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Out. 9, compared with that fur die pre vious week. shows the following changed : Circulation km £2:4,027,770 lacreses £17,250 Cinninition active Public deposits 4,89,014 Decrease 16,004 Ocher deposits Government securities in banking department 10,733,123 No change Othersecurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 14,141,519 Increase 16,823 Seven day and other bills 742,678 Decrease 6,213 The Rest N.Les in reserve reserve Motes &coin) 111 Lunkins department 7,819,814 Ins:rinse 172,953 These changes are of a moderately favourable character, the bullion mat reserve having slightly increased, and the mercantile securities' declined. BANK OF ENGLAND.—An Ai ,tll lc., C. • for the W 9, mut pursuant to the Ad Ith suhn4 I n d Wvlurk4uy, Oct lIISCI DEPJ Notes icsued 428.m1.770 , ARTXVIT. Guy. nment debt C11,01;100 Other socuritme . 3 •04,000 Witt coin anti bul lion I 811vor bullion 5M3.027.710 SAIIIIIIO DI Proprietors' Capital X 14,54000 Rest Public Deposits (In cluding Xicheq., Bee. Banks, Com mis. of National Debt. and Dlv. Accts.) Other Deposits 12,0%,016 Seven day =Soilage Bills 4:U4027,714; 1.26,033,120, 0:t. 10, 1861. THVUDAT EVEIIIIIIL Conse:%, which closed yesterday at 93 to I for the 7th Nov., opened this morning at 92! to 98,, and closed at 92 15-16 to 93 1-10. Fur money Ike last price was 943 to 3. The " continuation" up to the close of the settlement was . per Mt The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consuls, for money, 923, 3 ; ditto for account (Nov. 7), 93, 92/ ; Batik Stock, for account, 237, 236; Tame per Cents. Reduced, 90/ ; New Three per Cents., 90/, I, ; New Two and-a-Ralf per Cents., 744 ; Thirty Years Minot ties, 1885, 15k ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1433/ 3, ; ditto fur *would, 1033 ; ditto scrip, 1033; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1E63, 981 ; ditto 1864, 98 ; ditto Bonds, 10s., Its. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 96 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cent., 103. The India Five per Cents. continue in demand for investment. The stock has risen to 1033 to / 'for the account, and the scrip to 1033 to I. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted par to 3s. prem. ; the June, 6s. to 9s. pram. ; and India Bonds, 10s. to 14s. prem. Turkish Bonds fell in the morning, the loan of 1854 being marked to low as 79 ex div., and that of 1858, 67. A rally occurred in the aftertiooe, and the closing quotations were respectively, 793 to 3, and 673 to 08, being in the former instance!, and iu the latter I lower than yesterday. Mexican Bonds were tirst marked 253, but left elf h higher than yesterday, at 26 to 3. Other foreign stocks were quiet. 13iien66 Ayres Bonds were dull. In the Bankruptcy Court to-slay there was a dividend sitting in the case of Messrs. Smith and Sinclair, linen factors, of Pancras-lane. An order was made for the winding up of the " District Savings Bank (Limited)." bi PO 64 al4 tif Ii Mil4m! I , 23 IN 1 20 1 i U NMI seSI 1 314 - lit I iq 14 1 !nil 2 , 222 I 2 tit , SI, Si ;II i AY pa 91 i 0 0 f •••• II 11l &II -- I Nil Mali.. - i 4 e - Tir 1 I IS IS SO 41 Of SI IS to 9.1 9 I t 107 110 I ask 11 IT I ISS LH 101 110 Ki If Of die pok IS I ill 11 II 111 pn2 4 IA 04,1:11s 's "is ii 14 11 11 a e 42 so R OD I 1 13 pm disc pH Ws p.a 9 10 raarsr& ballll. sd 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 AO SO Government Peen- titles ~ including Dead Weight An nuity) Other Securities Notes ol6tlaS Gold and Silver 7,. Dula 7C8,749 1.343.03.1,120 MILLER. Deputy C.ubler. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--(THUS DAY.) At this market to-day we have a considerably increased supply of home grown wheat. Flour moderate. Barley a better supply. Oats short. Malt a liberal quantity, and beans and peas limited. A few more Scotch and Irish oats since Wednesday, but not man The foreign supply of wheat continues small thi week, that in addition to Wednesday's report being Baltic Miamian. Flour, none in addition to that day. Barley a little increased, Prussian sod Fey ptiao. Oats, a fair qmotaty fresh in, but total for the week not large. principally Russian. with a few Swedisl: and Danish cargoes. A cargo of beans from the Mediterranean, one of linseed, Black r eu, and a rather large quantity of hempseed from Rotterdam. To-day factors are meting more money for English wheat, which rather checks business. Foreign also rather dower than on Monday. Flour.—American barrels Is. dearer. Barley. —Malting desetiptious dull, and rather lower; weather unfavourable ; grinding and distilling fully as dear. Oats must be noted 6d. dearer in most cases. Beans and pea" rather dearer for all descriptions. Linseed not much offering, but prices full) maintaiseL Rapeseed very firm. Cloverseed and canary no boobies passing at pre•ott. Tares vith.q. dearer. FLoarix: CAlit:Oh.4.— Very few transactions reported prices nominally unaltered. W HEAT.—English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 60s. Is 64a. ; ditto, flue old, Me. to 58c; ditto red, new, .13s. to 02a; ditto, fine, old, 50s. to 524. ; Norfolk, to. ' tine, old, - Se —s.; red, new, —a. to —s. Foreign : Dantric, 5/4s. blt.; fine, 61.. to 64.; extra, G... to Gels.; Konigsbeig, 545. to 501.; ditty extra„frile. to 64..; Rostock, 565. to WA. ; Mee:denims w 514. to 665.; Uckerruark ditto, 58s. to 61a. • Anions= te. We. to 615.; ditto red, fat to 57..; tatnadiao, 58.. to 61s. malting, Mc to 39a. ; ine, 40.; grind*, 26a. to 27c: and distilling, 2ils. to 225. per qr.; foreign grinding, 25.. to 2tls.; ditto distilhng, glss. to 2-k.; malting, —s. to -a. MALT.—Enr,lish, Essex and Norfolk, 55.. to 6:34. ; km. 635. to 704. ; Kingston and Ware, 655. to 725.; brown ; 150 a. to 158 a. --- Osis. 2 English feed, 274. Od. to 294. 03 ; pshato. 294. to 31a. ; foreign, 17a od. to 24a. 30. to 324. BLAIIL-English tick, 394. to 414. ; harrow, 404. to 444. pigeon, 40s. to 445. ; foreign, Daiwa 341. to Bk. ; tick. 38s. to 40.. ; Konigsberg, 304. to 44e. ; kgitian, 355. to Mt PILL-English boilers, 38e. to 420.; w hite and bins, 313 to 40. ; maple, 40. to 435.; grey, 344. to 365.; hug, 365. to 38e. ; foreign. 345. to 375: FLOUIL -English town, 484. to 50e.; ditto floe, Ws. to Bala; country, 435. to 445. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 35a. to 414.; French, -a. to -s. pet sack ; American. aie. to 34a.; Canadian, 27". to 34..: Spanish, 455. to 52.. INDIAN COWL -White, 395. to 425. ; yellow, 40e. to 4b. FLoisura EAROOLi, all C. F. and 1.-W heat : Berk. anski and Mariauople, per 4921 be., 494. to 36e. ; tihirta, 48L to 544. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 be., red, 455. to 475. ; whit, 54. to 564. ; Danube and Galati., 435. to 404. ; Egyptian. 384. to 394. Barley: Effptian and Syrian, per 480115.. 365. to 274. ; Odessa and Danube do., 255. to 2414. Beans : Egyptian, per qr., 31s. to 344. Maize : Odessa and Oakte. per 4921b5., 334. (Id. to 335. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, pen 4801134., 30s. 01. to 334. ; French, do., -a. to -s. ; American, do., 325. to 354. Srints.--Canary seed, per qr., 41s. to 110. ; H nod, per qr., 465. to 48s. ; Bustard seed, par biis white. 9s. to 10. ; brown, -a. to -s. ; Unwed. pert., crushing, 504. to 58.. ; Linseed ease, English, per 1,000, 121. 15s. to 13/. se. ; America°, thin, in brie., per tan. 101. b. to 101. 15e.; do., thick, round, and oblong, 9/. 104. to 101. 10a ,• Baltic, 91. to 9!. ss. ; Marsei ll es, 11..4. to 101.544 Baps cakes, 5/. to 5!. 10. - .ll.llllllVida INTO TONLXr: PROM OCT. 7 TO OCT. 10. Whoa. Barley 9!4! 7710 1150 42v s 8 c i 17esu iwc : : : Flour. tAglish. 740 sacks ; 3.440 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (PROW OUR OWN CORRISPONDENT.) DRITIBR AND MINH NAGRITIO nuaaars.) A fair attendance at to-day's market. Wheat in good demand, at an advance of 2d. to 3d. per cental. Flour. good qualities Kure- and 61. per barrel dearer. Indian corn in good requeet ; mixed, :114 6.1. to 31a. 9d; Egyptian Leans, 34*. 6d. to 3.1 e. ; very little offering. Other article* wahanged. MINCING LANE.-(TEIIS DAY.) Snout.—The market opened for the week wit► a brisk demand from the trade at an average ad mime of fid. per cwt. ; afterwards it became leas active, hut yestenlay Mum:credo sorts were a renewed request at rather firmer prices. Bengal fine Bally, sold at 455. 6d. to 465. ; low to good brown native Madras, 295. to 325. ; brown Havanna!), 36e. to 375. 6d. ; yellow, 36.. so 435. ; ilorettes, 45.. 6d. to 465. ; whits, Ma ; Cubs Muscovado, brown, 34ii. 6d. to 3Ge. ; low to good yellow. :Ai.. to 41.. lid. ; middling to line brown Porto ktico, 36e. to 34.. ; low to superior grocery, Ms. lid. to 44.. lid. Refined -The demand is not active, but as sup plies continue light prices remain steady. Coma has sold leas readily this week, at barely the pre vious currency ; low middling and middling Plantation Cey lon, 75e. to 795. Nst'se Ceylon sold at 6d. iledioe ; good ordinary, Vs. to C.M. Cochin, fine ordinary pale, 71s. to 745. 6d. _ _ _ - TU. —The pareels offered this week hnve sold steadily at full prime. Ample% of new seasons oongou. ex Faloos, have been shown, but no wiles of importance have been rer l. ct hits been in active request at firm iate, middling to fine white Bengal sold Ils. 9d. to 13s. ; picky Madras. 10s. Ild. to lle lid. ; old Amain, ils. nd. to 10e 9d. ; Java. Inc MAGO.—A f.reel of medium pearl soLl at ‘22.. Beiers.—Pepper has sold at previous prices, hut tbe demand is not active. }inmate firm ; C 115.1111 Lignia hss realised an advance of Is. per cwt. tiinger —commas Qualities maintain the recent advance. Other opiate are unaltered. . . . . . mtrket is steady ; Valencia raisins, 45a.; fine new figs sold at higher prices, 814. to 91M. SALTPITILE continues dull. 500 bags Bengal, refraotina 34, 3?, sold at 33a. tkl., C4lll. CoTrox continues in active request, Loth for arrival and OD the spot, et former prices. Hour.—St. Petersburg clean has sold on higher terms, a small parcel at ruction realised 341. to 341. Us. lantoo.—The quarteily sales continue to go off briskly ; 'Lidding and good middling Bengal at to. advance ; fine, owing to the ah,ence of orders from Russia, are chiefly withdrawn. Ordinary Bengal plant and (Arles have sold with brisk competition for thehome and American markets at Is. to Is. :id. advauce. Kurpatis of good quality sell readily at Is. to la. f 4l. advance, sad onidiary at la. ad vance. Dry leaf Madras of good quality sold at *ld. to 94. advance; low kinds, 3d. to 4d. advance. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LEADIENHALL.—Priew—Hides 56:1o. to 641 b.... 31 to • Whs. to =bit, 3.41. to 4d. ; 7211 as to Wily.. to 40. : 801bs. to 881bs:, 4id. to Lid. ; rBlbs. to 9olhs, Lid. to 51.1. ; 9611*. to 104115 i., 51d. to s'.d. ; 104Iho to 1121b5., 51d. to 64 . Horse hid's, Oa to Calf skims. light, 2s. to 4s. ; full, Gs. BERMOYDSET. —Sheep skins : Polled, Li.. 6 , 1. to 6 % &Li halt-brads, 4s. 3d. to 4s. 10d. ; doves, 3s. Gd. to 41. Od. ; lambs, 3s. ed. to ss. 01 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pa , tenden mod Smith report e fair dewed fee hope of the Feat quality both of English and fossam: lets_g.t.tations. Ofl are also in better request. • TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. at the subjoined rates :—Tessa tallow is quoted 50e. net rub ; Petersburg Y.C., • So spot, 50s. ; October to December, 49e. Gd. Deesmilaw. 555. ; January to Mach, 50s. ; March, 50a. Gd. t o mh. At Nigel' 1111.1181 , lOW SS SI II SS .... WI 1031 l 67} 107 i I St I Si i Xo. I 10,000 60,060 ... 110,704, 60.0.4 10,u0t, 111400 u 40,001, 40,0 G. 14,60 t, 10,600 16,000 200,060 14,11 X, -. I 111 Po :d 10,000 47.010, _ 4 1!,73?, LI I I OO MO 60,J0e 11.env 1.1,4tt ft xr 30 u4lOl a a lie ak IT IB 164 11 . 41 5: I a 130 140 U I 4 u 27 I-