The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-10 00:00:00

,;HTFCL SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT.—('I'Hte DAY.) morning a serious accident occurred near Camden- It appears that a large building is in course d in the Hi:drop.road, close to the &nano& Arm'. run 7 and ?i o'clock the entire scaffold, on which • of men were employed, fell ti the ground with * lons crash. The noise made by the tall brought v of person' to the mot, and the poor fellows Aneath a mass of timber and building material extricated ad taken to the North Loodoo sod it. Cole Hospitals. Two of them, named Jamie 1 Edward Smitb, are so much injured that no hope, ten of their recovery. ICIDI FROM LAMEEEII-BRIDGR.--List evening airy was held by Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex r, at the Crowe Tavern, Shadwell, relative to tai thie f Mr. Michele Muses, aged 56 years, who cimmit by leaping from Lambeth-bridge. Mr. Frederick , 11, Renelagh.street, Pimlico, said that the dre was an Italian. He was a hair merchant, and 'wag sued professional hair-dresser at Covent-gada . -house. For some time put be bad been desponded. • much depressed in spirit through losses in busiassi • through ill health. He hail lost 5001. in two yeast le win in pecuniary difficulties. Mr. John Fry, 111 lagh-street, Pimlico, add that the deceased b 1 with him for ten years, and bad been a lodger.in • ,ose for four years before vitae', took it; was t urnoff ober. Latterly be had been very nervous and dee " in consequence of serious tomes through bed debt"' o through illnea Witoeu last SAW him alive gar r iy week, at 7 o'clock ie the evening. He came 10 i and gave him the key of his room, saying , wllf IS conies borne, here is Masker for hoe He that out. His wife came soon afterwardsin great the pollee, during the night, brought word that hs a" ,itted suicide. James Shaw, :1, Clinreh-streel, Wash AI/T, said that on the evritise of last Saturday week hi/ crossing the new bridge, Lambeth, when be saw ia leaning over the parapet, end laboriously muff over. He wee evidently partly paralyeld,,.._lo. fore found it difficult to get up on the Punne t- .4. "' and a friend ran to prevent him, but they got tothe late. The man had jumped off into the river. As ru raised and boats were put off, but the nofortansie _Aver rose to the surface. He was no doubt swept uP river by the tide. On the pavement witness fond the sod's bat with his name and address written inside. ,11.00lleetor said to the witooss that a quarter of st before some persons had seen a man walking tip spa r the bridge in greet excitement, but he had go de to to him. The body of S ate deceased was found floating - is river o ff Birdwell on rdey last. The Coroner slimmed lir. the jury returned a verdict "Thith drowned himself by jumping off Lambrith•hridl in astate of unsound mind." FAITHFUL D 00..-011 Saturday an inquest was at Charlie'', Kent, on the body of Elizabeth 4 six verve She was left in a room on the e mu" To. 10, Aahford.place, with two younger shahs*. .r mother. who had gone nut to ma rket. By line some shan't herself on firs, and when she screamed • mad through a pane of glue into the room; and clk .aother's return, which was is a few indoutes, sbe set tearing away the child's clothes with his mouth salt Upon his seeing the mother be went up to kw mold of her gown to draw her towards the c hild. I was removed to the Infirmary. but died from the Ate of the lejuriss. Verdict, " Accidental death." GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN-1101 A Lama, N.—Number of patients for the week +lndia tteber7, 718; of which 229 wan sow seen. rN OF THE PNEUMATIC DESPATCH • RAILWAY.—(THIS DAY.) ing a train of two trucks containing a ... wag driven through the Peentnatic line of railway from the central station • Oath, Holborn, to the terminus on the 1 • e London and North Western Railway e t • In their transit pamidog beneath t e e of Holborn, New Oxford-street, Totteuh e m. ‘•e Hampsteaddeed, earl Drummood .etne,t, Lion. The time occupied in running betwee n • as, a distance of about • couple of roil es, wag rites. power is stationed at Holborn, and me • ay •ul 24-borne power engines. Thee set in, the diameter of which is about 22 feet, and . circular fan revolves with great rapidity air-chamber, creating an almost - °s pheric power which by the use of valve lbw for blowing the trains through the tubs. • iog then back again. are to be despatched from Holbert to Eastort from the street to the platforin,whieh Lon the • latter, lowered to the trucks lying on the • and shifted to the tube seethes (of which • for Ender, sad the other for thePost-odiee) the train will be placed, and thee lites/1 intended stopping place. The height sal ..mpleted iron tube are respectively 4 ft. Gin., wen the rails being 3 ft. Se In, of the week the Duke of Bushinglen, the • Need of the directors of the Pneumatic • piny, inspected the works, and were blown three omelet, under the superintendence of I, th e engineer, from the Holborn station be to Ensure in about five minutes, their amounted at Holborn by one of Wheatatomen pperetus, the wires of whit* are carried tube. now ready for opening between Holborn and 0 SUICIDE OF A YOUNG WOMAN IN THE REGENTS-CANAL. airy was held by Dr. Hardwick, the • er, at the Hall Arms Tavern, Paddington, lath • • • tog the death of Mary Anne Comb., aged 24 Comb*, said that the deemed was her sister, lived at No. 16, Devonshire-piths, Maids-hie. resat Oo last Saturday meanie/ a little boy .oetiog In the Regeas.cenal, near Paddington. t 14 months she had been keeping company • man named Joseph Bateman. She bad said "If fie ever deems me I shall drown myself.* •• 'd that he knew the deceased. She we, a very girl. About a fortnight ago he was retuning t night, when he saw her and Joseph Benue She was crying bitterly, and Bateman ass speak. teman, an omnibus conductor, living at N 0.14, • -street, said that he knew the deceased for the the. He used to meet her. but he we the be married to has. About 14 days ago be told should give her up. She time burst out crying. threaten to drown herself. Shortly after that on Sunday week night, she same to meet witless er of Fritters-street, Edgware-road. She wee and witness said to her, "Come and ens me whet bre He did not see her alive after that night. • Hill, No. 16, Devonshire-place, said that on the • nday week the deceased looked very wild and ill go and see my young man." She then left , but did not return. She was not a persoe is the . g, but the would drink if others gave it to ng medical evidence, returned a verdict of " Suicide whilst in a stale •• mind." B CHILDREN PO METROP.UN MU RDERED IN TH rdwick, the deputy coroner, held an it • evocator at the Hall Arms Tavern, Paddhatme • the murder of a female child found lying on • Crown said that she was housemaid at No. 2, rg.plece, Beyerater. On last Tuesday eve~ua it eegg es the saw a parcel tied up in a black silk ha ndke- on the doorstep of her mistress's house. Whams mistress, who cat the parcel open, and then cried •isis a human being ; fetch the police." A polies ultimately removed the child to the station. • • table Plitt said that the deceased wasivrapped • Lick silk skirt, a aesrepipsr, and a handkercbief. quiry had been muds bat no clue bad been dim se to who bad placed it on the door step. . S. Beale, surgeon, said that the deceased was a ledeveloped child, and had been born alive. The flattened and the chin wasps essed up towards it. was black. The cause of death was suffocation, It of pressure. The child had been wilfully mar. s. rover said that the present was the third inquiry • • had held tbat day respecting the wilful murder of • • children. Is was a singular fact that is eases the bodies were found lying on doe The first inquiry was held at the Merylebees use on the body of a female child which had bees a hot or boos-dry place for such a length of time to its being _left on the door step , that it bad " mummified," and it was utterly impossible fee tor to state the cause of its violent death, sad is an open verdict had to be returned. The , irquiry he hail held was taken at the Cloths& " orkbouse. The victim in that case was also a The doctor proved that it bad bees 'ye and that shortly after its birth it bed beet Ira. uffoc it'd. Pressure bad been applied to the month The dead child was found by a policeman lying • • cap. In tbat case the jury were able to [AM a of " wilful murder' against the unknown murderer. • er of the eases had the police been able to trace the parties. In the present instance it most be palest that the deceased bad been wilfally murdered. jury returned a verdict that the deceased child wee lying on a eartais door-step, and the jurors farther the said child was wilfully murdered by some per• parsecs unknown. : IGHTFCL SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT.—(THIR DAY.) • morning a serious accident occurred near Camden- It appear, that a large building is in course of • . • in the Hi:dropeoul, dose to the &saw& Arm', . Awes 7 and e o'clock the entire scaffold, on which • er of inen were employed, fell to the ground with e edam crash. The noise mule by the fall brought • her of persons to the spot, and the poor fellows . beneath a mass of timber and building material extricated and taken to the North Loaders and emit, College Hospitals. Two of them, named Jame and Edward Smite, are mutual injured that no hope seen of their recovery. WIDE FROM LAMEETII-BRIDGR.—Lsat evening • quiry was held by Mr. John Humphreys, Middles: er, at the Crowe Tavern, libelee% relative to the '. of Mr. Michele Muses, aged 56 years, who committed .e by leaping from Lambeth-bridge. Mr. Frederick per, 11, Ranelagh-street, Pimlico, said that the dee .. was an Italian. He was a hair meet:tent. end 'rag he twee profeseiooal hair-dresser at Coveot-gardes a 1 0e... For some time past be bad been deepondeats g much depressed in spirit through losses in business through ill health. He had lost 5001. in two yeas• be win in pecuuiery difficulties. Mr. John Fry, of elsgh-street, Pimlico, stet that the deceased b ed with him for ten years, and bad been a lodge . is house for four yoke. Wore vetoes, took it; was married sober. Latterly be had been very nervous and de .. in consequence of serious losses through bed debts also through illness Witness last SAW bun alive et May week, at 7 o'clock io the evening. He cam h as sod gave him the key of his room, saylng' If el . erne comes boors here is timelier for her. He t h e t out. His wife came soon afterwardsin great darn the police, during the night, brought word that he ha twitted suicide. James Shaw, 3, Church-street, Wall • ter, said that on the evening of last Saturday week h crossing the nee bridge, Lambeth, when be saw en leaning over the parapet, end laboriously tryis himself over. lie eve evidently partly parallel& , °° l • .fore found it difficult to get up on the parapet oafs end a friend ran to prevent him, but they got toti t too late. The man had jumped off into the river. A was raised and boats were put off. but the °abetters • never roe to the surface. He was no doubt swept t river by the tide. On the pavement witness found tl .'s pat with his name and address written iced tell-collector said to the witness that a ousrtmr of I r before some persona had seen a man walking tip wo the bridge in great escitemeat, but he bad nor ace , d to bim. The bed, of S ato deemed wee fated (load the river o ff Shadwell on rdey last. mi. Come viug slimmed up. the jury returned a verdiet Th .. drowned !limed( by jump ing o ff lembeith-Ww • de in estate of unsound mind.' A FAITHFUL Doo.—Ou Saturday an inquest w Id at Cheritoo, itoo, Kent, on the body of Elizabeth six ma's. She was left in a room oo the. Be 2 fie No. 10, Ashford. place, with two younger t**. .sir mother, who had gone nut to market. By er sans she set Lerself on firs, and when she screamed • ha • jumped through a pane of glue into the roan ; rod .e mother's return, which was ie a few neloutes, the • 'm tearing elegy the child's clothes with his month I ws. Beau his seeing the mother he welt up to her e '4 bold of her gown to drew her towards the c hild. ild was removed to the Infirmary, but died frees eels of the le juries. Verdict, " Aocidestal death ." GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN -30J lILINGTON, N.—Number of redline for the week sea ' • •7, 718; of whack no won new WM POLICE COURTS: (Tins ALL) HOW-STREET. IMMO /maim? • Pon. lobs Nadia, a minim in the employ of Mr. YOUSE, bi ibbm, of Dagirs treat, Red Lioursquerd, Was eborged with b it ingly driving s hone and cart and masshing a i iwi pport is Great Queen-straet, the property of the lamp tractor for the district, Mt. Whiteside, of High Hol aos ban yameoustable Hutto°, A 337, said he was ea duty yes taw afternoon, when he saw the prisoner . driving a eart g i l l ' large block of stone, which, bong wider than l b. c art, projected on each side. He was driving at w o w pew. As he was Miming the °crow 1.1 ta t ty street th e Mom ug caht against • lamp wit, and Mockd . it down, breaking it into three pimes. rollesian passing by wee *trash by me of the pieces, bat fameastely was not bort. The prisoner was throws from Ms last sod fell to the ground between the back of the bens and the front of the cart. Witness want to his help, bedtime, finding that he was drank, took him into custody. The value of the Amp-post was 21. 10e. The Firmer denied that he was drunk, and said be only so from the effects of the concussion. orldlowen said it was fortunate for the primmer tha knock t ed it 'mo ot the man bat the lamp-post that he had hoes sad smashed. He must pay a fine of 40e. for being dran k sad forimuly &iris' to the deafer of passengers, or be easernitted for ono mouth ; and for brimidug the lamp ...I he magi my t h. flee and 50s. damages, or be committed Iter s T' neth M be was paid ; the amount belt/ made up by a sub- IMO,* of the primmer's friends. WORSHIP-STREET. A rlllw Mr CAA' OF ZIOLIFF. F e w size, 49, ea azosedingly plain•featnred and dirty. k o ioig man, described ma shoemaker in Friendly-street, gi o porigoras charged wits felotiously Intermarrying Mary ; N or ton, his wife, lamnbeth Sdne, being time and sow alive. , Mary Norton, wheys appearaue wee in every respect ' the reveres of the process's, sad her age seemingly not more thsa 30, eaid—l awned this man under his representation • o f prima widower ; the wedding took Islamist St. John's, Bpi ids, oe May 18, 1863, and I loft him urea mouths ✓ises is consequence of has bad habits aid ill-usage. It wee ▪ f r isedly waren* and a friendly parting, since which I have discovered he ham a wife living. Mary Nersdheni, a widow, said—The prisoner is Toy bro oms. I was sot present at his Bret marriage, bat I lived wish him sod his wife afterwards. I saw shat wife last golday, he has been seperated frc.m her more than 18 years —frisedly like. List (mill:ll—Why, I knew this my second wife twisty ran before I married the first one. I was then a hawse ran the Glohe.road, Mile-and. After she left me I 'mind a pretty lug while, I madder, for it wu 'surly ,Weas gun, and of come I thought she was &ia& feed have thought she'd he alive and turn up In this wee I had no ides of it. Pia 164 A division—l have not had tears to procure the registers since I took the prisoner last eight. Mr. Ellison —They must be produced, and I shall remand the primmer on his own recognisance to attend again cov week's time. possum, who appeared to treat the matter very lightly, thee WI the dock. &WILD STATES BONDHOLDERS.-( THIS DAY.) -- This day a meeting of the holders of the bonds, shake and shares whereon tee coupons, interest or divi. deeds were DOW in wear, was bold at the London Tavern, to take into consideration the position of their aeriarities, sad le farm • committee to represent and pretest the cont. man ieterest of he holders. Mr. B. Hasuwoon. who mamba the chair, mid that the object of she mestiog was s iently set forth in the mike mormiser_ the sting. The total amount of the WWI doe meld not be Ices than 4.000,0001., nor the of the debt lass than 27,000,0001. This amount Z r rot e ieclude the Mississippi buds, what amonated to 4,100,0001., aor the indebtedness which was created by tea Yes war. Of the debt doe, South Coronae owed 760k000i • Mimeo* 500,0012. ; Tenses's*, 800,000 i. ; Nor robes, 1.800,0001. ; Arhus's, 600,0004 ; V th Os: irginia, 11,200,000 ; Louisises. 1.100,0001. ; Ourgia, 600,0001. ; Paruisad debt, 3,300,000/ . ; besides 2,000,000 i. represeeting the debt of cities sad eorporate bodies. For 30 years the dividends ea this debt bad bees pail regularly, and the works which had been executed by the money raised were reproductive, and he believed that in • few weeks they would be restored to their original position. What was proposed was that the arrears of interest should be* funded op to the present date and something more advanced if osereesry, the interest to be payable in London, together with such • sinking food as would redeem the debt in 20 yeux This proposition came from • city is America. lb. BLACK, • doethens Amman, who mid that he WWI always • Union man, drew a very . favourable picture of the resources of the South, sod anticipated that those resources would be more developed than ever under the system of free labour. After some few remarks, • resolution was agreed to sawing Mr. Lewis Hastecod, Mr. Schofield, M. F., Mr. Gowan, Dr. Blaek, and Mr. E. Haslewood, a committee to represent the interest of the bondholders; as also • resolu boo appropriating a certain portion of the recovered deLt to meet the expunge of the committee and to pay them for their labour. LONDON AND BRAZILIAN-BANK (LIHIT3D). (THIS DAY.) An extraordinary general meeting of this company ass held this day at noes. at the Lambe Tavern, for the purpose of approving • supplemental agreement eeabling the amalgamated bank to wind up the affairs of the three hags which now form this company. Mr. J. W. CATER occupied the chair, sod in movies the adoption of theagreementstated that whew the amalgamation fist too![ place it BM. upon the principle that each company emaigematiog should wind up its own affairs and liquidate its own liabilities, but owing to the extensive character of the business and its ramifications in various parts it tau impossible to give effect to that principle, and it became necessary to make • new arrange ment In the form of a supplemental agreement, which provided for the liquidation of the liabilities of the three establishments by the amalgamated bank, at the risk of each of the establishment', namely, Messrs. Mena sad Co., Messrs. Mane, M'Gregor, and Co., and the Loudon and Brazilian Bank. The Baron Mena had placed the whole of the bonke at the disposal of the company, and two of the directors bad gone over the balance-theet and found the mete of the bank to amount to 1,500,0001. starlit,. It was provided that the shave in the new bank to which Mesas. Mans and Co. would become entitled would be delivered only for cash, or on approved securities. listing stated further details of the arrangement, be moved the adoption of the supplemental agreement, which wan put to the meeting and carried unanimously. Formal resolutiooe, authorising the directors to carry the supplemental agreement into effect, with such modifies tons sr might be necessary, were then agreed to, and the proceeding terminated. THE MORDIRIS. OF MAJOIL DZ Vasa.—The order for the execution of John Carrie, now lying in the condemned cell at the comity prison, Maidatoue, for the murder of Major de yore, was received oe Wednesday ; the day Axed for carrying the sentence into effect being Thurs day next, the 12th Met, This fact was announeed to the culprit by Major Bannister, the governor ho of thhad e goal, but it did not appear to @ermine Currie, w evidently anticipated that he would have to expiate his crime ou that day. He speods his time chiefly in religious exercises, sad is writing to his friends and former comrades. The Bev. J. Greener, Presbyterian minister, visits the cell daily ; and the prisoner pays the moat earnest attentiou to his exhorts, bone. In one of the letters written by him during the peat week. Currie states :—" I do from my heart and soul regret that I should have done much a cruel, cowardly set towards poor Major de Were, and his family and wife end friends at barge. Ido not think much about myself, for I deserve far more punishment than lam going to get." Aeoordier to the usual custom, the execution will take place at 12 o'cloek.—Sonth Easters Gazette. &mane' Race von 1001.—A smilers' race for the above amount (501. a side) took place yesterday. and proved most remsrkshie. The competitors were George Cannon, of Blackwell, and Thomas Beare, of A ge Cannon, both mamma°, of about the same age, Cannon bovine advantage over his opponent of half steam in weight, which wee counterbalanced by Hoare possessiug considerably more skill at handling the malls them hie opponent. Both bad previously Aimed against some excellent men, and as they trained at rival houses—Hoare at Wilcox's, the White Hatt, Barnes, and Cannon at Harry Kelley's, the Bell Torero, Pat ney—oomiderable interest was excited ; steamer. were chartered to accompany the race, which were densely corded with the friends of the competitors, among whom betting was pretty animated, at 6 to 5 and guineas to pounds en Cannon. Mr. Ireland, of the London Rowing Club, had been previously appointed referee, and Mr. .1. Messenger having been appointed umpire for Cannon and Mr. Wilcox for Hoare, they got to stations at 3 o'olock, hi • blinding rain, which lasted all the way, notwithstanding . which the pees was, so grest that bad the winner pat I on a little more at the finish this would have been the lutist race on record. After ono attempt they got off, Gatos, who had the station, obtaining the lead. but in half a dozes strokes Tom Hoare rowed so fast and well that, at the Star and Garter. he was nearly clear. Catinon's larger strokes. however, told in his favour. He began to come up with hie opponent, add after a tremendous struggle wept ahead, passicg him by a clear length at Craven, 'here he took his opponent's water. In these positioes, Cannon perhaps increasing his lead, they rowed to the (;nab-tree, when Hoare putties on • splendid sport drew again on Crapes sod over.lapped his stern at Hammer. onith.bridr. Both were now doing their very beet, and it I I , * long before Hoare could conquer his opponent. le the puddle of Chiswick Eyott they were level, end thee Boaree tame *kited style began to tell. He gredeally stole ahead in the rough water, and at the top of the Hyatt sammeded in drawing clear, *lbw rowing one of the Onset ramie on record for Dearly three miles. After this the race was ever. At Buneaderidge there were four lengths between them, Bowe ultimately winnieg by Ave lengths in 23 minutes lb mooed& The course was from Putney to Xertlake. TUE EXPRESS, TIIESD4Y EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1865. SILITII SHARE LIST&-4TRIB DAY.) WWI kt,ol I A.. Om. oaM ---- I Two eowas. lON ord Anal Div. 0• Oce. (Iravistl4 , U u tote mks*. The railway market is firm to-day, and the 1 1: ° : general tendency of prime upwards. Metropo sts litan stock is in• strong demand, and has risen tr o t 1 per cent. London and North Western, Mid- 6, land, and Great Eastern have also improved 1, 4.0 0 2. L ancas hire and Yorkshire 1, South Eastern 1, and 4.0 Lancashire Western 1. Caledonian is exceptionally moo 686 fiat, and has declined 1 per cent. 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Lana 111.11ot. do l t e I II 7)111, it it 61 -- 1 1403 Pm • I 1 1 0 1 7 0 0 07 1 019 iPm 16 7 6 910 14 11 61 4 # Ipre 17 i 11 6 7 90 4 8 2 1 dls N ft 41 • 76 77 16 l l 819 go , 84 41 1 0 W 87 71 • t ti 3144 % "1 Olt par *P • 1111 131 118 N :23 in 10 4 4 6es 103 Se_ If 114 an • 29 31 N 66 26 411 13 3 34 419 I 6 11 2 00 61 4 I 1 16 au els $ W t s 9 00 11 4 41' 21 11121• W 1: 184 14 10 2 1 as 20 1 2 pia MONEY MARKET.-(TH18 DLI). New Granada "ez all," Turkish of 1866, sod die Consolidas, and fin Mexican. Spanish Three per Cents., however, declined 4 per cent., Bunion of 18621, and Spanish Passive about 4. Brazilian scrip closed at 24 to 3 prem., elbowing a recovery of fto # ; while the Erie Railway Lome has declined to 1 1 to 2 prem. Bank shares were dull. A slight decline took place in Land Mortgage, Bank of India, Metropo litan and Provincial, and South Australian Beak. Other descriptions were unaltered in price. There were inquiries for Imperial Mercantile Credit shares, but London Financial declined Ls., and Credit Fonder and Mobilier 2s. 6d. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternational Finan cial, 1 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, la to ii prem.; London Financial, 74 to f prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile Credit, 11 to 2 pecan. ; Credit Fonder and. Mobilier, 41 to # prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 100 to 4 prem. ; Joint Stock Disoonnt, 14 to 11 dia.; °reread, Gurney, and Co., 54 to 6 pram. ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to lf die. ; Ottoman Sociati Gilded', 21 to 34 prem. ; lindsou's Bay, 151 to 1; Tics Brewery, 11 to If prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph Preference, If to 11. City of Milan Improvements shares were quoted lower. Ebbw Vale were in quired for. The closing (but in some c ases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follows: —Trans-Atlantic Steam, per to 1 prem. ; London and Australian Agency, 1 to 11 prem. ; Allsn's Trans-Atlantic Telegraph 11 to 21 prem. ; Mee chants Company, 11 to 1/ prem. ; and Gale's Pro tected Gunpowder, 11 to # prem. There was a decline of I per cent. in Ceylon and Mauritius Government Debentures. American securities have fallen. United States 5.20 Bonds were last quoted 68 to 1, being f lower than on Saturday ; Kris Railway shares, 571 to 581, showing a fall of 14 ; Illinois Central, 811 to 824, being comparatively steady; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 85 to 87. Two o'OLooz. Consols, in which this is the monthly settling day, have advanced 1 per cent., and some other classes of securities, including b.xne railways and several of the foreign stocks, have improved to day. The speculators, however, are indisposed to operate to any extent until the next weekly court day at the Bank shall have passed over, and the Bank return be published. In the discount market to-day the rate for the best three-mouths paper ie ra ther above 7 per cent. in some quarters, though the supply of money seeking employment is large, and the demand only moderate. Pending the publication of the next Bank return, holders of money prefer to lend in the Stock Exchange from day to day on English government securities, at the existing ra te of 6 to 61 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter't tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 80c., being 1-16 per cent, better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 88 4 to 1 for money, and 891 to 1 for the account (Nov. 8). The official business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Consols, for money, 884, 4. I ; ditto for account, 894 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 861, 1, 1 ; India Five per - Cent. Stock, 105, 1041 ; ditto Four per Cents., - 964 ; and Exchequer Bills, 55., 9s. die. Foreign stocks are firmer. Brazilian scrip is I to 1 better, at 3 to 31 prem. Mexican and Spanish Passive Bonds have risen f per cent. ; Turkish Consolid6s, 4 ; and Spanish Certificates, 4. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.: ---Greek, 20 to 4 ; Turkish Consoliddt, 481 to i ; Spanish Passive, 284 to 29; ditto Certificates, 131 to 14 ; Confederate, 6 to 7 ; and Mexican, 251 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyp tian, 1864, 901, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 901, 4, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 251 ; Montevidean, 63 ; New Granada, 14/, 1; Portuguese, 1856, kn., for account, 461 ; Russian, 1822, 891; ditto 1862,90, 1 ; Spanish, for account, 451 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 381 ; ditto, Passive, for account, 281, i ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 931 ; ditto, 1858, for account. 701 ; ditto 1862, for account, 731, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 741, 34 ; ditto, 1865, 1001. Bonds, 44, 31 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 37. United States 5-20 Bonds are steady, at 68 to 1. Erie and Illinois Central railway shares are 1 better, being quoted 58 to 1 and 82 to 1 respectively. At lantic and Great Western Debentures also show a rise, at 87 to 88. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 4 prem. ; id London Financial, 7/ to I prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 2 prom. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilise of England, 44 to 1 prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 6 to 1 prem. ; and Hud son's Bay, 151 to 1. The shares of the Merchants Company are quoted 11 to 11 prem. ; London and Australian Agency, 1 to 11 prem.; Transatlantic Steam, par to 1 prem.; Gale's Protected Gunpowder, 11 to 21 prem.; and Allan's Transatlantic Telegraph, 11 to 21 prem. Money is dear because there is a sudden expansion of trade in the manufacturing dis tricts, chiefly on American account, and be cause our supply of currency is inadequate to meet the sudden demand. It has long been an ticipated by shrewd observers that the re-opening of the American trade would be immediately fol lowed by a large d emand u p on and tightening of the discount market. The sodden demand for fabrics for America has thrown the manufacturers upon the very small stock of cotton at Liverpool. Speculation, moreover, as usual, has gone even in advance of the trade demand, and has caused an La exorbitant rise in the price of cotton. Meanwhile, we have to provide, as it were, with bard cash the requisite supply of the raw material of this and others of our manufactures, and however to wait for the return s . Considering, , that, previous to the civil war, an extensive interchange of commercial transactions between the United States and this country almost inva riably resulted i n a steady influx of specie from New York, it seems safe to assume that now that America is no longer able to adjust the account by sending us the usual quantity of cotton, a distinct current of bullion will set in to this side. It is chiefly considerations of this nature which have prevented the recent rime in the value of money to a panic point from exercising any very damaging influence upon the prices of public securities. There were no bullion operations at the Bank FIRING OP STACH-YARDS AND FARII-BUILDINGS. -- . yesterday. The 483,0001. by the Essex, from Mel- As 1 o'citeke4.!:lo.l3.tcodf, sprain a arenas)a who lives sear bonn reached London yesterday afternoon, and ' Im seer si ab, , .:1„, 7 td. Peter il issuing' f",c,„"12:116:. ea; the whole is expected to be sent into the Bank • en d teamedidely gave so a l arm . moktooce T or t o during the next few days. I Selby, and soon after the eoundiog of the fire bells as the The steamer Asia, bei n g from Boston, has brought i AiliwbbiLehorTabto men u, : brigmle pereoes himiurriedporkemthetneewner.•of asethe only 1,0001. in spec ie . The Rhone took to-day brought ., to the spot am men as possible, but, though law* 207,000 1 . in gold (including the 200,000 sovereigns of water could b e got from ek e twe e hi m th e ~,b2, wet . withdrawn from the Bank on Saturday), and 8,000/. toots of the sisals:v. were destroyed—viz., two very large in silver for Brazil. clover, one hay. on. pm, two barley, and two net stacks. i Several adjust's% farm•buildiogs menials° destroyed, ae welt The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this es the implements which they contaioed. The property week an increase of 4,0981. over the corresponding was valued at 7001. or 8001., but, fortuestely, about a feria week of last year. ! night ago Mr. Brnogate imored it all. A small former aid A meeting of the shareholders of the Continental ' blacksmith, whose premien are close to Shoes before men. Union Gas Company (Limited), Mr. Lewis Cubitt sicced, deo bad a valuable haystack consumed . A potty in the chair, was held yesterday at the London 1 0 ,,,, Pates pe a,, w i b i;,,,,,, bad r the ww,,,,imimev_lLihmeondet,btb"i,ely i ll the Tavern, when a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. , ezertions winch were made te arrest the flames. There to per annum was declared. I every reams to believe thnt this is an act of incendiaries's. The fourth ordinary general meeting of the . end • =Melees 'Ashman lately 44 " is ths seitbbstarbood ill Standard Bank of British South Africa will be held ' allg'• ei°B ,_:_ s ___ on the 24th October. A mum... AT THU TOP Or A H 01756 Yeaterds, 1 I (Moods') mauling as • bulbs*. the property of Messrs. We are requested to state that the application !wok and 8,,,,,.1,,,,ich0n, of Salisbury. eree be i ng dem , lists for the London issue of shares of the National along the Butcher-row it suddenly turned round sad darted Bank of Australasia will be closed on Saturday, the ' into nab house of Mr. E. Morrie, groom. Ben unable be 14th inst. I two e narrow passes in which it found itself the It appears from the following list of the stoop- ! el up au equally circumscribed staircase to :.I'7lmtoalpPonetesdhouse (them storeys high), sod then rue into tional days—+.r. days other than the regular court Market day--on which the Bank of England rate of die I apiTelli. room mthuiratimfeorsesriralnghcerlar:a f pe ac l g ua th b e ad Mar ia:rt. count has bean raised, that on two former occasions ~ rited in front of the house, end cousiderable excitement a rise has taken place on the Saturday. Friday is ! was m 440 4 1441 the only day of the week on which no such move- 1!"" 6 . 5 d i ; e a" bliv It that 7ti as would ra t . bea q •ii• 1 impossible for it even get out of toe roma, meat has ever occurred. as the piles of cheese only allowed just sufficient Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1856, Bank rate lulled from 41 two 5 Per et . ' apace for it to stand, much lees to torn round. In this Monday, Oct. 6, . 5 ~,. ,1 " j dilemma it was proposed to shoot the &Meal. used a thier Oct. is, tar ~ "—• " I eau placed nand the house sad a gun procured la terf Nov. 5, , _ „ 9to 10 „ m-- . Tu;iday, San. 31, lees OP 3to 4 „ purposa, but it was after grads fiend that if the first shoe Monday, Jan. 7, UM „ oto 7 „ should not prove fatal a some of an alarcueg nature would Wednesday, Jan. 2 , , 131 - 3 .. 4tot ss moue, to say nothing of the disagemehle inecovesienee GE Saturday, Nay 16, „ 1 , 1 to !I . sashimi • slaughterdiones of • store Uri with chow. It Monday, Nov. T. „ ~ 1 6.3 ?, " was determined consequently, on mama eceaiderstios, to Wednesday, Dec. 2, „ -to ' " try other means before sdoptisg this last resource. It was 7 to 8 ~ Jan. 20. Ina " 7 „ next, therefore, suggested that tf the window could be got Baturasy, Apr. le, „ „ Monday, May t, „ .. 7to 5 „ open gni poor brute wouid in aU probability jump oat, sot- July 25. . „ 6t07 ~ witbetandieg the greet height. No one. however, Oct. 2, ths 41 to 6 .. seemed inclined to ran the risk of 'noontime the stOrdar. OK 7 . " „ 6 to 7 •. ladder ed and being toned off seals in order to raise the sash, sad oonsequestly this bad to be sesemelithed by mew of • impost lit down from the roof. Toe bullet*. however, wham thaws , mode of *grew wee opened to hiss. - teased of *sepias sight out of the window at cone, esa breaking its week is the des ant, as was expected, contested itself by forcibly piecing • large tray sad boa. by means 4 its bores, tete the streat, aod, pettier its bead out of tie wiodow, qatatly surveyed the spectators, to the Wises asuesseset particularly if sae ynvesile portion of the se. ',whine. Another pragmatism was eltimately amis s which proved more sucessMal, sad that was In kw* r hole through the wall of as aciWisise tem acid to get A him by mesas of Woks is that way. This isms &le e . sad by • violeat effirt the bans*. einer becokiss dowser! tempi* os the obsess, get round sad bused his way demo emirs agate into the raucous *bets he was word saddletree t o she alsotterheose sad killed. ROYAL FRI, HOSPITAL, GRAT'S4III7I-9.01D. —Tie ✓umens , patleets relieved st We \capita lining the wet ending October 7 was 4,184, of which 1,330 were new Oasses. Ov.vmsr. TARIM.... On Sununu Dmr. - 1110sreas, Oer. 9. Adminalmie ea paymest, 4,41111 Meshy OM@ II tiehile, 7711. Tess) thitses, 4,191.. - 8 NOMA , BMWS. Consols, which closed on Saturday at Bffit to 4 both for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at I 884 to 4. For the Bth November the last price was 89 to e. The official business report is as follows : ru n:: r ir r Cent. Con s ols, n f s is ol i s i ,;c:r wikney, ree pe BB r i c i a , o l .;. li t t &toed, 864 • New Three per Cents., 84 Is t i f i New Two.a;:td-a-Half per Cents., 70 ; India ve per Cent. Stock, 1044, 105 ; Five per Cent. " en faced" rupee paper, 101. The " eoutinuation " oa Consols to the November settlement was as much as 4 to 9.16 per cent., owing to the high value of money at the flk. Indian government securi ties were quiet. Ex chequer Bills remain quoted 9a. to 4s. du Foreign stocks were firmer. There was a rib ' cover, of 4 per cont. in Greek Bonds, 4in Italian, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE CST =onto rs.) NEWMARKIT MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) SELLING HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.C. Iseigastion. est 101 b ; Virtuous, est ;Bishoptat. ist 131 b ; Cosveot, 7st 121 ; Beth. 7st 71b ; No Name, 7st 71b ; Gana Laths, 7stJusestos. 7st 41b ; Curios. 7stanny, 6st 131 ; sad Sisstbesldespe, est 41. All ars honk CLEARWELL STAKES. T.Y.C. Yeast Palatine, Jack is the Green, Ischia, Potomac, Sus Bf, Chronometer, Caithness, Sparkle, Mineral, Young Yoserqsa, Studeat. Rom Cheri, Conservative, Dalesnsers, Robin Hood, The Peer, Prism of Wales,Willie Sharp, Black Prisms, Rsatie, and Stoneham. PAID POITIRT. Mount Palatine, leebia, Strath.:ors. Jollity, Wolsey, Montrose, Mlle, de Vermin', Master Gasser, Macdonald, Sir Lydstoe, War, Commit, Robe, Knight of St. 'lichee', Roaiten, Schoolboy, Singhowed, The Poor, sad Prino• of Wales. CFSAREWITCH. John Davie, Regalia. Pearl DiTIII4 Delon Jack, Privateer, Breese, linakfoot, Gratitude, Vertugadia, Claxton, Solon, Fantail, Brown Bread, Oriels, Oabeta g, Count Cavour, Lady %bun, Alabama, Zephyr, Eland, Nemo, Merry Wife, Toasts, Defy, Sw ord sman. Nuneaton, Endaleigh, Ostre moronkulievs, Gamma, Eiiabergb, Farce, Salpinctes, wn, Le Papillon, Tbe Peer, and Morris Dancer are Lars Pain Foam:cr.—No/darts, Skirmish, Suspicion, Holly fox, Nightwatelt, Helen, Chimney Sweep, Scneldt, Ra miro, Eleanor, Dr. Syntax, Giksltar, Paris, Sir Charles, Squire Hearty, Friday, Attack f, Harry Bra iWord, White thorn, Grinder, and Emblematio. • ROYAL STAKES. A.F. Jaok 0 . Treaters, Tadlobes, and Speightliness c Ire here. PAID FOILFZIT.—fitAr of the South. Beedsman e, and Iw/MMt - - ----- SWEEPSTAKES OF 5 SOVS. Rutland Stakes Course. Shapira o, Indian Star, %Moth%lde 1, Venturous, Sisyphus, Antidote, Spice, and Lady Klasbers. ORSAREW ITCH. 6to 1 apt lislpioates (I) 7 to 1 Gemara (t treely) 10 to 1 Alabama (I) 12 to 1 John Davis (t) 12 W 1 Privateer (t) 15 to 1 °stripe (t) 20 to 1 Morris Dancer (I) 22 to 1 Claws (t) 50 to 1 Rosana (%) 50 to 1 Morey Wife (t) 50 to 1 Calais o (t) THE coNswar TH nrs LAND SOCIETY. (IS DA Y.) The fifty-second quarterly meeting took place 1. this day at the came, No. 33, Norfolk-street, Strand. 1e• Viseouut RANILAGII in the ehair. icy Mr. Gaugers's, the secretary, having read the saver tiormeat convesieg the meeting, the follorreng report of i t the executive committee was prowled " The thirteenth financivl year having ended on the 30th Lt. of Se the executive 'committee have the estisfeetiou N. to cu b ptember, niit to the shareholders the snoozed returns of the 8h four quarters, sad the grand total of mei* to Micheames, 111 1866: -- • Mares 1 Shares Quarters ending , In ' rota- Total I ittulyta. Il 3 k l progreu ' plated. Maria 86 -- 16 L ad. aa. Dec.ec. 04,1884 Yazd% 25, 1955 I 307 80 3 6 7 1 18. 219 6 0 N. Jane 24, 1840 SegAembee MOHO Totals tor Vat Year end. I-- ----1 lO. 44, lag Sept. SO, 1861 .. 1,503 I 194 1.897 1 80,280 2 1 ft Totals to Sept. 30. 186 4 16,713 1 005 11,229 782,38 9 13 10 86. __ _ ....A..... Yi.1.a..1.1... Totals for the year end. tog Sept. 10,196 i 1,505 I 194 1.197 I 90,260 1 1 Total to Sept. 10. 1051 10,724 4,036 11,229 782209 131 10 os Grand totals to Michael- mas, 1015 r 18.126 I 4,409 22,e&S '8V,619 1111 aD The reuses fund to Miehasimm, amounts to 11,4711. 6a. 4d.; The total isle of lend to Michaelmas, 1865, is 415,5501. at 16s. 4d. ; the total withdrawals since the formation of 10 the sooitty (September 7, 1852 ) to M ichaelmas, 1865, is 00 256,9061. 14s. 4d. The rebus, of the register of rights are as follows :—Cocoploted, 5,743 ; drawn, 3,305 ; seniority. 1,758 ; total, 10,806 ; deduct rights anatomised ou estates, &c., 8,154 ; ueotercind rights, 2,652. The lest , share somber oe the register of eesiority (date of member ship) is No. 14, 813 . The last share issued up to Michaelmas, 1865, is No. 22,925. The balance-sheet for 1864-65. and the moue' report of the executive committee, will be prometed at the ruival yearly „L° meeting, to be held at Exeter Hall. on Tuesday, the sth December. The candidates for the two auditors to be gt, elected by the sharaholdera at this quarterly meeting, ad- ea 'erased under rale 30, are Mr. W. H. Clemow and Mr. US James Goad. The Rev. William George Ooodchild bad 91.„_ also given notice of his istentioe to become a candidate; it but subsequently withdrew his name. owing to his depar ture from this country for two years. On his rehire, he I go will again solicit the suffrage of the shareholders. The we committee have roelectsd W. Oopeland Astbury, Eaq., and 100 Newuham Wineries's,. Esq., as their two auditors. After 930 this day's nomination by the shareholders, the accounts of t,r,, the past year will be examined and audited in doe course. n; The executive committee have the pleasure to report that too two eligible estates have been just acquired for the society, toe vu., a property at Stafford, in South Sta ff ordshire, and IL ti mother at Hereford, in Herefordshire, both being mien ugly building land. within a short distance of important 1 ° railway stations. The third allotment of the Woodhouse el. Estate, at Wanstesd, took place on the 19th of July last ; gg, and such has been the rapid demand for plots on lie this suburban property, that the entire estate, Wand. tug the mansion, is now di s p osed of, and many buyers 100 of the land from the society have realised row 1811 sidorable premiums on th eir investments. Plots on (11: the Sandown Betide, Isle of Wight, as might have been tt expected from such a Osier pima, have also been in such it, request that but two pieta remain unsold. The Plough- ea lane estate, Battersea, bas been closed, the whole of the 111 pions having been sold, and building operations thereon are 10 going on with activity. Many of the purchasers have ob- :4 teased either good ground rents or have re-eold at a maga el The (mirth Putney estate. rime to the station, will be se allotted on Friday. Oct. 27. The value of this eligible at. property has been increased by so arrangement at . securing an additional right of way into Wands worth-lase through Oollege.stzest, situate on the society's second _purchase in Putney. The approaches to both estates will be 000siderably unproved by the new roads. The allotment of the St. Austell estate, Cornwall, and tie New Ferry opiate. Caeshir• (oppoaite Liverpool), will be proceeded with as soon as the purchase. have been completed, the titles having been approved by moose& The claims of the altotteee for the freehold franchise in the several counties in which the society has obtained land, have been supported, free of expease, by the solicitor. The executive committee beg to draw attention to the lase general election, to show the in fluence exercised by land societies, especially in the Home Counties. owing to the increasing tau decoy of the metropolitan population to reside in sub urban districts, or is more distant localities, where rail road facilities bring men of business to their occupation with snob rapidity. Oonnervatives wishing to qualify them selves for the twenty-six counties in which the society box purchased sixty estates can secure for themselves, at the same time, a good investment. The Conservative Land Society is now in it. fourteenth year, the encouraging prospects of which it is gratifying for the committee to announce to the shareholders." After the election of auditors and the vote of thanks to the board, the mooting broke up. 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I IN. 1 10, NS Agra & liastormatta(L. . 10,1 10 Albion DO 11 , 160 Alliaitootos.Allrerpool N 10, 1011 Do. Wood at 10 pm 2 l, 100,000 1 10 Anglo Austrian 00,00 0 1 60 lAD& Ignition (Una) U 00,0001 60 ,Anallo Italian (Welted), /1 11.300 SD ' 4 l a tleßank.Cor.nowsh l I 10.000' 60 •Armratasio al ambla 10.600' 10 Bankollhdtbastol al 10,0001 16 !Bank of Egypt bOOO 100 Bank of Lapdog lll 36,0001 20 Bank of Otago (Umitod) 1 10,000 100 , Bank of clesonaland (L) N 10,0001 60 'l3ankor)ctorla,Austria 2 10,0001 10 'Bank of Now loolaad 4,,000 63 Banters Bank (Limited 14 60, 10,000 0161 10 GO 11nallian&Portagusosg , 11 Inntiart & tblitonnin g. 1 110,000 60 'BrUish N. Amiens .... I 00,000 10 ,C. Bk. ladta,Aus. Ohba a 10,0001 II 'Chart. lies.ai InfkAto• 10,000,100 ,City 10,000!100 'Cabala/ 10,000'104 11.:oin.Ba0k of Canada 10,090 16 leas& Ronk of DAM, &a ,OuretAldsted Book 0,000 1.11 (L.) 6,000 100 000110fralel /0001100 1 Do. Now 1.000, 60 Delhi and London 4.0001 60 'goat faxidou Montan" 1,00010001 20 lb lostoni Itching& Lira) 'English Joint Stock (L.) 1 )000 ,...,, W„ 16111.800t.diAaaLChartd. a ; , "•"1 4 ~. 11111110111 and Swedish (L 9 1000 60 gimps= Bonliftrmltod 11 I.oooiloo 'ffindassehinaithip.(Ll 11 4.000 100 1 Do. issued at 2pm 2l 4 . 000 1 100 I Do. Now 1,000 100 .Imporis) Bank. Untitod 12 4,000 10 Livonia 0tt0man...... U 3,000 16 ;lonian. of 401 0 161 Do. Now I 4 610 / 18 WA Yort.Bk: lodb3(L) I 40046 001 loo.Bk.ofllesten../c.,IL 11 900 AO Ida Dank at Ihrothod,L 11 1,0041 10111Losion sad Drsdkra 2 1 . 000 2r 1 Do. Now .... 21 re \ 6,000 100 I,lon.B.Agros&B.Ploto(L a.. 10.000 16 1 Do. Now, las. at 11 pea 14 60. St 'lra. CD.Darsk a Juudrt, 33 VA 1 13 lauded mod Conntr.... If 12 OA ID Ildadon Mat Mork.— 11 * OOO 10 Litmanolliflortk African in 100 0 ,1 1 6 lions B. Wastage (Lint. 91 tO OO ll O4l l Do. do. N0w.... 11 1, 000 60 tandon&Venettiela (L.) 11 1,0011 100 lon. & Wostminstar .. II 1,010 100 lierchiat BanktLint.).. fil 1.1001 60 liermaitio & IlkablatiL 14 1.00 0 1 00 llotro.di Prow. bank (L. 111 .1111100 • Do. do. .000 100 :Ididlind Book (1.1 m) 00.01311110 !National of I.lworpool ll 10.000'10 0 /.he. al Wand e. 6 6 . 00 0 10 Do. Ind sod 3rd Imo 11 I 10 , 1/11 Itraslonal Bank IN 7,000 03 ,New llostk gabs al 4,000 10 .Now Ladrad (WAWA) 1, DI 'North Western I \ I 111 Oriental Barak Oargoms. I 40 1 0 110 Prowlit.BanklogOorp.(L 1.21 IS Do. do. 0100 NO Newish'. of triton& 1,009600 )10 41 1 Balsd Do.a.Panj do a 1, &Died (L 1 1.0 0 1 Is Imo Aiestrat. 1 i r,st lot 1 11=00 31 D. B. Able" On l el Do, do , to strlpa I 1 ON I 0 0110 a id dooliroll4 1. 10 170300 of lmisol 113•41 1 41/00 60 Woks id Larks I ' Some years ago it was wished to extend the W loasefits of life insurance to Hindoos and Mahom medans in u India, but so data could b e found on which to do so with 00 safety. Natives themselve s are now making a similar ICcit attempt. An Indian Life Assurance Company has bees 50 projected in Calcutta by Baboo Hororal Hitter , who is I:: to be moisten director. Tables are being prepared on iti, the basis or 42 native lives insured for 20 years in English 00 offices. U l f, PRINCI ANADZINI OF SAVOY..--Hill Royal High- It sees Prince Amadeus, accompanied by his Excellency the to: liaise Misistar sod the officers is his suite, visited Wool wich op garrison sad dockyard yesterday morning. The prince la and suite were occupied some hoanoln going over the several is d e partments, Melodies the laboratory, &c. His royal high. r nem and suite returned to the Italian Legation shortly after 6 o'clock, and estertaised • select party at dinner, inclndiog the !Wien noun'. The band of the Italian society attended (with their Mauro( the national teloolours), and performed , a serenade. Hu Exullency the Italian Minister thanked them for their sevenade, and afterwards they left the Lega tion playing one of their national airs. Primo Amadeus also returned thanks for the loyal mariner is which he ► bad Is hese received by his coantrunes. His royal Menses, with r e : the Marquis oroksegbo, wi ll leave toes today for New- 60 marketra ces. is TDB Rumor or LONDON IN Gissoow.—On 0 Sunday the Bishop of L o u don, who has been in Glasgow oa j a visit to his cousin, Sir Archibald Inlay Campbell, Birk. v Comanche, preached In Bt. Map's Episcopal Church, Bon- • fleldotreet, on the occesios of the annual collection in aid' of the Scottish Episcopal Church Society. There wu as it overflowieg ooagresatios, every meat being oceopled, the 40 0 passages above and Wow crowded, arid large number. being ::, unable to gain admission. The service commenced at II lo, o'clock, the devotional exercises and readings, which were I 1. conducted chicly by the Bey. Be B. Ol dham, occupying an I 20. hoer and • half. The bishop afterwards preached as ad- 1 10. minable nermos, selecting as his tart Job alit., 5, 6. Si. NNWHAVEN.--At a meeting of the trintees of , r: Newhaven Harbour at the County Hall, bald yesterday, I 10 a resod scheme hes been projected, which it carried oat 1 00 will make Newhaven Into • port of vast proportioes and I It importance. The priucipal features of the proposed usage- I W. , taking are a breakwater (extending surly io • ',minket* I stout four miles in extent, forming a speeious harbour off 1 3 the mouth of the river Ouse), berths for 160 ship, jetty% I No. 1, wharves, warehouses, heeding molts, Ladled Pisani, and i.c . i. st. 8"...4 went. iodised everything secenurf for a nrstolsas port. The Awe 2 . 0 ....,..__., project is to wait seemly 4,000.000 L, and if carried. oath ew- tom e si. b3 . 4 ...grat us haves will fa all probability become the Liverpool the SWIG% OW asullPtn• Boath.—Swrrep BtawAsrd. IV, It. Oommsretel IPd I eL prices. 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(L) 10 1/6616.11.66116i WM 6 Alfiatls TY. gra.Sp.ot sroilmaiu • • irlrobsalL i t i rlo.(L. 10 MommovolTiaolokioseL 0 10 llordiWatororo= r (0111 Bokkur Vault= (L. 11 • Mostscy O ft I el S Do. Ind Wu O 1 Do. 3rd Use* PO 00 BM& roorlons Lod 1 1 . 1 111. LM L Msg. TU. (L) . 1 1 O 10 WU& hollo po a r Ta y o (L:). 1110 Le CaoadsOos M 10 flosodhslomolUrv(L) 10 10 06110001•00 11 0 10 Ditto A shuts )0 26 1, of LoodealLProl. 1 1 16) My al 111160 bopro.( M 10 Do 10 21 City o/ Moscow Clos (L) 10 00 tut Mori 16.011.1 2 • 00 00 Omar liloalorKlar‘ ' 10 . otAtdosaller..ll 00 60 onisibliasd Dia— I Co 10 costhmougUs. l 3 F IN 10 21 MI Or 111 0004111 r aulAc it .,.... " al4ll, : j:p . i) et IL . 11161.411166 ..., ~ 11 01. N. D0..1111. ot. rill• Dia 1' 100 10 ploo. Dialataltod) ISO ,E. 100 100 10 rg.s.7l= T. - 7(r lOU 60 LbsdlaLand.CAFln L I - 000 10 0. lodls Irrlg. a Canal li IS 111)04 Vale ll 000 $0 anganaliloom.efrel.lL 161. 00 'Feints Tobirevit —• • 10 000, 1 Nog. and Ana.SCi• 11 0041 60 ang.an4 Yon t 000.100 Invtloott atnall. 000 10 Falrbarn Intailloanoll• WO 10 Manna! Corporates 000 14 linancial Lament (4) 000 10 forrat. Warolapass IL 000 AO • llaara (flattop ..„ IMO 61 1 G.CadittTlis.otieon.it. ON 10 GM Steam N NO 00 Momot3oloolt av t 600 10 gong loft/PAW& • NI 10 linaton'a 1•1 100 60 Lumber Iron W • / 1 WO Oa ta&dlior.OdLna. MO I &an Comas MIL , an If Intonational ftn • 11 1100 SI Intonalrbssialloo.() 1 100 10 lstornat.Lood*ed 1 XI 50 Italian Land. lo me fa mum Inisita• oic 11 100 1111 Do. 6p. c. r. 0.1 0041 U 10116611100/Dbornal(L) 11 000 00 Lona Socnettaa (Lla.) I 000 111 toad. /drips its 11 000 fa LontandealiminnlL 1_ 1 NO 111 • • Dountploadel. . 1 030 1 load.Dioirld TUN. . ) 01 NO 10 Und. roan. 1000. I ) 11 (fa 0 Lood.G. o=loll6o. L. II IA 04 Lood.dOlosg.llng.Lo(L 21 10 00 Loud.. Italian, toillen 11 11 10 Lon ood.Prorloda d.lder. 1)110011104 14 20 LMuSio I 10 Madera Into. a Ossol 12 ,me. 011 - ----- D.. .. ....... ... 26 Marine Inveatment(L. 06 Mauritius Laurido.(l.l 14 Medit. Erten. Tal. (1.. ) 10 Merchant :Shipping • L.) 1 0 milorailir.Ld.aDookl. I ft ittllvall iron to oda O 141 NatalLanda CoL D. gal /0 11 Nw.loosl Dia.Cots. (I. * 26 HationalProv. 06 AM 116114,6111t0urq *A 16 Berbaddalloul •I. MO 10 Do. New 100 20 N.Zealandl.9lll.l6. l 60u 16 :4.7audaadl.dLoauLL MO 10 NorthenasaanaTa64 ) ,000 10 Do. B 11SL 61. 9.l9o.AnatrsloilainiL) 16 4063 40 14.11eit.&Marran.10.1L , 4,00 U 10 Nowgoog Tea (Matted) 3,000 IP Marto* Onwra. 1 0,014 W oriental ecanntarrial(l. 1 00,000 10 °distal 7166noial(1hn 11 root 6 Oriental Das (1111diod) 01 20,000 11 Do. Now 3 4,, Jew. 40 0 . 6 10 I..balmndo6l66(Li al WM 10 Margo 9 1411165.110T05t. 1 11.640 93 Ottoman ))rosny (L) 1 10. 61 ottoman 1.166•0161 11.) II 10,010 6 Ottmna. Au (ainltat) 811 100. 0 .0 0 60 Orerend,Gurney,Co.(L 11 31,500 M eaounatt.M.MastiO ) 10 214 6 Do. do. 15,000 10 0.... Now I 44.,uw01 et PosULtv.Land9lloa.(l4 101 10.000 60 Peninsular 9 O. Olsen al 10,000 60 Do. do. Now lll 17,001. 15 gl i k i t m eads L., IL., 11.(1 10,000 66 . kw s 10.00 0 If I Now ........ 13,13 2 16 No:. City Wpm, (1 ) al 03,161 10 , Ditto ditto ..... 20M 20 , ,Rh Janeiro Gal (list ) 61 16,030 10 toyal 61•11116aaa. 100,4001. Si. -scot. Auatra. invaat. 66000 00 :601th, Knight. &Co. 11 KOK 1.1 .ItlnanAlgyo( ) 9 13.0 0 u 111 i IL Ltrican M. • la. (16. , I KIM 16 4outh Act. Land al tb),0001. IL inbraarine Titiortoott.. to .... 1 Do, Scrip .ol /6.406 11 Col.Conatrue.9 64 . l n4 ll . I 104000 16 rhanaesfillarsayla.(L` 7,100 10 Trinidad Petrologist (1) 17,600 10 Trad.l6l 46o l6WaSla 16,000 to r.o L Co. of U. 026660 100,060 10 116.11arino of Urer. l t. 10,0001 5 Urdladl.T496. oo . 1 • \ *OOOl It Univars.llarinolna. V. 16,000 i Is Upper As go T04(192. I 46,000 15 Ditto 10,000 SO VanDiatiton's Land... 1 10.0001 60 Werra& 61..me..at....) • 660001 g 0 Mod India&Pacific& (1. ' PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern—Eastern Counties Extension, No. 1, 104 A. Groat Buten—Norfolk 5 per seat. Extension, 1846. 103. Great Eastets—Norfolk 5i ditto pref., 1447, 110. Great Northern 5 per mot. redeem. at 5 per sent. prem., 10& nal 5 per cent. redeem. pref., Great Western — Origi 1014. Great Western—Birm. Guaranteed stock, 73 to Loomstlire and Carlisle 4i per cont. pref., 101. North Eastern--Btock. and Dail. 0 6 pini met., 32. Routh Eastern (Reading /unmake, lf. Os. (ld.), 22. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Belts and San hancleoo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per oset..l4ii Ottoman (Smyrna to Aiello), 91. Sambre and Memo, 64 South Anstrian and Lembartlo.Vesiethin, 174. PROVINOIAL SHARE MARKETS. Livgaroot.. Ocr. 9.—Saks ioday : Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1191—London and North Weatern, lei 121 321 3—Mancheele. Sheffield, and Lininloshire, 67 1 7 I—Midland, Ml—South Eastern. 791—Bufalo and lake neon. 5 7-18 I—Oran4 Trunk of (hinds, ilf -Great 1 1 1 edam of thaada, 151 1-10: iii = —lllinois Central, 82—United States L. 20 Bolds. dente Loan. 81—Dutch Shanks. 81-18 p.—Oreat Laxeraboarg shares, 15 9 3X . t . a i i i i —rash Passives. 281—Bank of Liyee relhaVite—Bank, 3 s d. - i llegnttle and Y Zichange iia l ertilinitidl l , 4 748 3 2.--Queen Insurance. 7-16 p.—Thsmes an Mersey Muria* (Limited). 61 p,—Caton Marina 15-16 ye—African Mer chants, 3 v —Liverpool Fachaega, 21.1—Livejoo1 United Gas, 208—Nisteaal Steam (I.3mited,, 83 1148 1 4.—Viset India and Pacific Steam, li 3 p. faircWwere. OCt. 9.—A. moderate business, with lower ` Grua generally. Alliance Bank (Limited), 61 p.—Oreat Tastern, 7—Oreas Luxembourg. 16 8-16--Oreat If orthent4ii. 1471 8 i $ i —Grog Western of Canada, 1615-16 3 r am " wasiw n . I " Moots Central. 82 11 i—limaishlre an Yorlunirn 1W 191. — Landon and Caledonian Maxine Laseranes (Limited), 1 p.--/Loiv don and North Western. 1231 1 3—Manchester. She and lineehlehlre, 6731 I—Ditto W. Tref.. 2.16 p.—bletropolitan. 13 6 4 1 1 1 01—Midland. 1211—Ifee York and Erie, 62—North British, SI 11--Soath Ce ter a 791 States 5-20 Yens' Bonds, Si 81 I—Virginia1—Virginia I we cent., 4.5 180 —United 61—Orand Trunk of Canada 918 1. BtligitOttAll. 00T. 9.—Bats to-day: Birmingham Banking °Ow -1 "any sharea,36: Birmingham aadBtaiordshire Oss, 201 share. 381: Wesinglieu OW Union Mill, 61 : and Metropetitan Warne Wane, • 91. Min erion:-Bb.ur Velay. 101 to 11: lildhs 94. shares , salon: Birzeinghaat Ora. 504 ao 30 . Binaft lisis . 10 = 4; w k limit, SO Payee : Wendish= Bank, 110 to PS .... Biradaghea Ilaeadaill . to 11 pea ; Binainghan Wagon, 101 .. ed to We; gad Witstre Ike 13 die. 3029, 2: i • L 14,0 It L 14.0 11.1.6 S.LO IGLU. Ikea sato 61. lOL L 10.6 113.17.6 4.10.6 fl $7 LLO LILO 7.1.6 10.6.7 11 3.2.0 'LILO MILE i 1 U 16 II It 1 1 16 16_ ▪ 4 1 : 2 1 44 454) ▪ 61 - ii IS_ 7 11 iiits•l 40 60 10 12. it It 14 96 420 444 id li 12 Si . 17, I LI 1 1: 6 4 6 7 4 IS 71, 74 166 176 77i 77 4 se 26 - 6 - 6 116 200 IS 19 $4l zd MINEB.-(THIS DATJ Two o'Ctooi. The mining market is moderately active to-day, with a demand for North Traskerby, Great Busy, Bast Lovell, Great Laxey, and Caldbeck Fells abysm Some of the present quotatiost are as follows :--Chiverton, 91 to 1 ; North Treekerby, 3 tol ; Tincroft , 18 to 1; East Love 24 15 to 16 ; Great Busy, 4 to ; Great Laxey, to 21 ; South Condurrow, 21 to 3 ; Chi ver tonNloor, to 7 ; Hingston Downs , 4 to ; and Caldbosic Fells, 11 to 1. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. Alamilloe have been dealt in at 11 ; Cape Cop per, at 11/ ; Cobre , at 21; East 4161 Bay, at 11 and Froatino and Bolivia at 31, 31, sod 31. With reference to Caldbeck Fells Mine Capteia John Kendell hes written a long report under data October 7, of which the following is an extract : There are other lodes is the sett that no doubt ges4 remits may be epe e from, but having had only con lag to inspect the mine I cannot fully describe the lodes to yen. ; but I think I have said *sough irisu to eye that this IN a L good usinieg property ;Is fact, one of the beet I ewer inspected, and has everything favourable for great sod {sot I results, I iespe.eted some time ago a lead mining out of England, end mo re than 100,0210/. was WIT; t it t. and I am ciertein it bad pot the same favourable indications of its ever being so valuable a mining property as this. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTDB DAY.)TON k CORN MkREETB. ( 1:20, mu sin ullis:Arioasi :on=API.) pwr oars owl Possosrotfloorf.) Corrom—Yarket tpiat. Wes, shoot 6,000 bales. Ooiur.--ltarket fairly stteaded. Whirl sad deur slew sale, sod Oen are somisally the sun uon Friday. new dull sod Whoa lower. Ladies cow 3d. per Beheaper ; &gaud oily retail ; sized 28s. lid. to 29a. Beau, eels. sad oatmeal is fair request st Armor rasa. MINOING-LAIDL--ITUIB DAY.) Staian.—Tite market has opened quietly, but holden caw firm, and refuse to sell at aoy decline. The stock In Landow continue' to declinedeliveries are much above Oland list year, and the bailing, los the preempt stock, beim 96.2:10 toss against 123,000 toss last year. Bathed dull et sale at previous prices. CO7lll/.—Th. demand for oolory percale of East Ilia' centionsa firm. busies. , haviog been travestied at vary fall prices ; Wave Ceylon sold at 665. 9d. to 67.. Tea.—Breieses has bees done is new Ksisows es reess4 arrivals at 3.2 d. to 3. 104. RUC—The market manias inaative. Itum.—No sales of leopoetasos repotted. ULITZTRE.-600 togs of Beugal sold at 241.9 far rem- Nos 3; ; also recently, 1,200 bags far aasli, Estraosiaa 4, at OCVITOIL—The market his become more stew le. Weston Madras sold 1 B 170. to lttd. for fair 41 good fair; dit to fait for arrival, 1644. to 17d. Butt.—The market is arm at 32/. for elcan St. Pettus. burg. TALLOW MAET.—THIS DAY. The market Is steady a m t the followteg prim :—Tows tallow, to s. ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 47a. ; Ode bar to December. 465. 9d. to 47a ; December , 48s. .O d a ; Jr unary to March, 48s. 6d. ; Yareh. 49a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DIY.) xv. owls. James Easton reports trade slow at lose d ef yprises :—Prime clover, hem 115 e. to 1%u.: Inferior ditto, 100 s. to 110 x.: prime Ur, 951. to 105 e. ; inferior ditto, 80s. to 90s. ; strew, ens, 214. to 33e. , 11 P , f.