The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-19 00:00:00

I __ THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, • 1861. .._ LAW MITSUI OENC E. ANOT HER CABE OP CHILD MURDER IN • SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) alums rosaawirona. HONEY MA. chsairsiirsid.. MDR DAY.) ---------- Two o'Or.oow. 1h • I" I RAILwAys. y e10:M1 4 , 4 4 015 ahe WK.) . I to 1 p.m. Yesterday, by dimities of Mr. Brent, deputy -•-• with us all anew a salainnew 411 410 termer. 11111111 Tilla. as belies officer of the LS dinsiOn. The railway alum market to is firm, os . too ii ciw it ir. . o.Lawko.a s o e t grg 4 } Business in the S COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. w " em~ he ***lpatisf • case of child murder which a tendency to improvement. A rise of Itois an De. 411. - X e• .e. -. at a standstill, but I hes Ithwri e gt s t ac te . pus* of Clerkenwell, under the 1 per cent. ham taken place in several of the IN, al so isilli Do. . pnorme al allahredg• N:1 .- illefare Mr. Commaksiesse rase.) lonesome :- At an inquest held us the body, principal linen, including Caledonian Midland, we in Reß.,Broor w sgod ee s o h " -• are quoted a trifle Le ILE J. MOWN& , before Melkweg, at the Clerken wc II Workhouse, it appeared Spa Bee. won. English ra T 1 .. hielinnt. a eliserwraarreges. ee Woolwich, eit= tests b 0y. ..... dEd .." Rde , . ths South Eastern, and Eastern Counties , London . was waadeneg &tang ... Mr In .vnitscele. Debt.. Cc 1. ; awl. shwas L& nelsons/ ift. Peter's Church. Greet Maffrotohdl, he maw a and North-Western stock is now quoted 911 ma ma D0. 8a4 74: 1 4 11 ` 4 , n4. 111712 : 18 44 i: are lor / per cent. we. .....m.eitin , bundle le• rank moos opening which he discovered the i 0 1 ; Great Western, _691 to 1 • Midland, LIS to i;so IN Dainne UK ditto. 66 10 .-. of intrust in any q 11 " 11. "." 1, 1f" , e 1 • 4 4. "*. 156-4 "" mrlthollth ewh/lell to lifeless hod yof a hoe female new-horn infant. Lancashire and Yorkshire 41 to 105 ; South 6 all MIM I" Watem- • 4 i 8 1 - at. •tossies ahead , ressevel fee th e Wellideletthe el the tisti up with a "Ike of string. He told policeman &stern, 78i to 1 • Caiodoniito, 106 to i ; and n u I r 6 s calw csitosk tapsak s il"gaL cso t . . -I die -- At Paris this t..1.4:1. , •101.11• venally. 234 (i of the armuestatice, sal took the body to the - ReUter'n telegram, * ell imams - 111 RS 1 , 01. workhouse. The constable made inquiries, and found out E as t ern C°ltattet, 41 td9 I - N 100 last falba ae Lealerupl wee • tailor. of Fesehereh.street. A that a man ease a female • day oe two before go int o o the LoteherdV enet l A ll HailwaY ewes ere fi ner a ta •es all De./ 101 102 1011 - - - opened at 68fr., bpi ee.....1.1..... rteicatc us. greeted ...a the sans malaise es Inuth with • parcel • and return without one, when 13-16 to 15-16 prem. Great Indian Peninsula ass all De. 4e a rets . bart 99 101 Railway shares are in- les an Do. sp. et. do. Ism - Consols are Offi in the Let c...e. she twat away, after carefully looking to see if any and Great Luxembourg- for money, and 9: 140 en Do. do. do. tste.re too lot 1 is in ir %KM'S. 7.4 %I. ern.it or crannoan. ens erns watching her. BT direction of the comer, q uir e d f or. no all Do. do. do. 1.0 d 101 162 111 sent quotations Tlia Was 40. 41,...r eertstv ate ~f ling. The bankrupt was a Mr. Stowe , OW of tlie • medical o ffi cers et the ORDINARY SRAM AID NTOCIRS. U. to.. grand Trunk of Canada 19 20 1101 woo le.t.eruas. of 4 .n.hurch.dreet. Nebta, ',um.; a- P a r i ` l b made • P eet Teen"' examination of the bol a, 664 lee a Do. 4ne et. prat . 66 68 and 921, "Roller set...)-sd r.a. h e . i t a t e d th a t he had n o ,I,..ibt but that the poor .1,1.1 was 111 i. l' I id/LWATIL I Cr emi leel e re OWN 90441 105 all Darleo.Pref.ll_p.n.PC. 4 2 62 ... The o ffi cial bttaine Me. t. Tustin siphoned. hora alive. ea it was firmly developed, and the lungs were - 101 all Da IMe st d 1892.- 37 10 Stock, 233 ; Three - us on Da M. UM.- 30 33 31 Ns certilv - ai. .Imulil ho wholly refu...l. The balsanabeet was , .eaueed by some great ' , Minim, sa he found an exits- Ti s o ' ine. New Three per ( II ell Do. do. 1873 .... 30 23 -. ammo.' the r. o.lt• .1 a s m. m o .th,. t ra d e ., =ay . Th e eve INUIee upon its head. In ALISWer to the coroner, whetber it all et r u in t i t N. NO Gees& Indian Peninsula 93 09 99 } Annuities, 1885, han hems. 1.1,........ut01 e d with hia er s dii m , a t %L e *e d./ h o t &het wee the mum of death, he mid he believed that the le •11 Baden, Mille Si Si 8 1 19 12 Do. New 1 idle - y.. s r :..s.l et i ii,- th e ~.,.,t,teie wets. ,„. rune and b e child was drowntd. The symptoms internally were thcee 19. lOU Bristol and grater ... SI le - 11. 100 OR S. et Indian. 6p. ct 9 7 94 sq ,Vs stock, lo4g, i, 1; i ",• in tat w..i... th,,,i noth i ng, be L a i ~o,i ai o rd ..e e e . won t, of a perms drawricd. I 'port this evidence the coroner N. 100 'Caledonian - 11111 all Ot.WsetCanada, Shaw i I .. ii of goals from NI. ••rii. Sitummis and White, du, ordered an adjournment of the impair!, to give the police e al corn sod thedoe•• ••• '''' " Us 11 Do. Now lli 70 dill 7 Cent. Debentures, sal .1... IMF of pods from Mr. 1 linatopher - NO s Cornwall Isaf, which he an opportunity t.. trace the female. es a Cornwall ll all Do. ll p.efirthpay73,w.op 96 97 - Five per Cent. "en he all Do. •1A no elv. =tilt e. - ISO all Do. 61 do..l7,witap. i t s 9 ) - .....1 ii ii .,„h e ti, 1 4,„1 .. .. e d . w i t A„ et re ,. op he eeieg t g00 ,D 4 Yesterday the aergeaut inf orma l M r. M urray, th e sum- I, ill De. IL toe. r e es tds o e. -.- IN all Do. do. 78 without...ix - - - quer Bills March will, .. r.•0tt..:,.. r. named H areem. mooing other, that be was prepared to go on with the u•. 14) ell I Dubllu am' What rm. 111 42} --- NO all Do.6lp.ctllda , ~ pee. 77 - - - I root the . v.. ttttt iation .4 the booknipt it appeared that 1 0 1 74 N all ,Druid,Perth, & WAAL 10 1 -. M. 105 Madras GUM 44 me et. 67 SO - is , prem. he h...l roniissieded with hie creditor. in I klobeir lead , fn. IN East Anglian isf ,/ NM M. 100 Do. do. 6 par CO. na ose - The foreign stoe' undertiking to pay 7.. NI. ia th e wo n t oh :gut Hal THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR HEREFORD. k IN . 6 " llee c4mathe 6. ' 51 •N 1 N. 105 Do. 41 per et Raton.. 91 93 --. 00. in ; tastern Union. Mock %64 46 - SO all Do. 6 per mat. do. - - - dls - prices are steady. one. pod SW. ns. t'd. himself, but his security had _ - II 100 Mdb.Corp.6l).N.Bonds .... - - p.. 1 ala,ur :MO. li e weueepe w t ee 4 • The passenger train which left Hereford for Wor- ti 188 A ul zen/i l i / f t m Steck ti l _ ll 3 /, quoted 81 to 1, ex e - 20 all N. Brtuuvrick d Omuta Dem 16191111 . 4 . Il e . .01t ,f,.. eare leek hose, t h ee 7. 1 „-,,. won . teeter at 12.7.0 p.m., on on 4 6 that of 1 69 t Thursday, arrived at the Slab St 109 16,1mbutunand Glasgow 87 99 Naas A cap. th in n k ern thin tire 211th Folintary he bought goods wick junction of the Worcester end Hereford Railway in la. 100 idinbro',Perth, Reads. 911 29 - ID en De. do. lend do. 4 6 .- of Simmons 401 White • but said nothing about the cow. due time, but at rather greater speed than it ought to have le MI i Forth and Clyde Jane. - -. e• 20 all Do. do. B eap. do. 3 1 - in Mexican is al ii. Iso :Glasgow &8. Western 106 100 - 110 Ell Do. die. Load do. 3 6 - Footed,. or he heaag dit4l/. behind. tout o f a re e k., of dose, inesimoch m immeliately it passed the sigrial klo i all go 'Great e.m tl i frili onh o . flicotland - - follows :-Buenos - st. teu,seteide IS 16 I Do. Purb lOl IN - . IL, he pledgel peals worth 201. This might have been man at the junction , it ought to * have been brought to a 112 113 - 1 IWs - Four-and-a-Half 1 thr ee or f o u r ,lay a after th e p erc h.. I s m or n, en d A m ; standstill on • double line of rail, on the West Midland k 100 y. „ A Ate , ti i) t i, - mMI I Do. - - - In towhead of Mr. Leaf to the amount of s 9/. Of these use, at a abort distance from • crossing, where both hoes es, 100 De. B Btmiir 119 131 - fa. 1001 Do.lnd.ghlinet.g.Spa N N - Three per Cent l e . 1 4,1 4 ,4 Ay. worth w ith H ei n... li e i e . 4 . 4 to o w e of rail. run into each other, and from wee h e a single line de. 100 (qt. South& West. As., 103 105 - 10 1 iTtinhlad,Unaltedokalp I Idh - to see Three p io.ot, ... t h e iti, s f r s b roor y, a week altar h e La rum - a laid on to the town of Ledbury. The goods train a. AO °tett Western noosed heideses. leaving Worcester at 9.30, generally arrives at the amain Sk 100 D0.9/kierVaithiellek 66 51 O7LONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. small, 471 ; Russ The Commissioner-It - about the wane time. and it slowly proceeds along the doors /kik 103 i. 1 6 88 7 4 106 64 1551 5 - No 111h1 Stec= IYdI CL NW& I Sid* 931 ; ditto Three j ~airy. It a ~ „,,,, s ew . ~...„. T he ch. has admitted line to Hereford. Owing. it is said, to the par auger train se teo t oo. g r i c ht er ,.geo ood Ile 116 - 7.7 - - .7 - . - CWv.1p.c.,18774.. 100 107 111 tlir - Fi re per C en t s., Lest. .14.1, wholly deentitle him to any certiheate. veining at greater speed than it ought to have done, it St, 107 Louclon,Cluithin.,&Dov. 48 68 - .... .. Do. eperoent.,lB6o-2.. 100 - - - Mr. .\. Turner . awl there were certain facto favourable could out be stopped in time from partially running over U. 100 boudoir! NorthWeeta 911 911 01 1 .... .. Do. 6 percent.,l99-4- 100 - - se. 811 ; the Spaniel to the bankrupt which he wished Co bring before the court. the crossing. and the goods train coming up, a collision till all Do. EMChtlii - - 44 . -' .... .. Do. 8 per ct. Feb. &AN. 100 100 105 - _ Turkish Six per C Smug turtle r eviitilined, the bankrupt stated toot only ensued between the right and left buffers of the teoeugines. 107 Loadradeouthleester 93 06 an reduriderrptColerain -ss -. ... Do. u per ct. Mar...BBop. 100 106 100 tite,see .. Du. 6 per cent. ?-69. of hi. old debt. had been proved against las The Ismengeis were greatly shaken. many of them aPPeorod_ U all Do. and Eanisidlle.. 10 11 •-•- estate. Wll.'l. he oponnt the account with Simmons much hurt, and • scam of great confusion arose. The Ile ha) Igan.,Shef.,ALlticolash 46 451 451 .... .. Cape of 0 Hupeep.49.lllllo 100 106 108 .... .. do. DSO 100 106 108 -.. „ h a wh it , h. wee ...t asked i f h e b ed faile d driving-wheel of the goods engine was displaced, and se- II all Metrogiolltan 6 6 - do 1891 100 IN 110 - Wore. 1101 ..Mend to return hie. of their vend of the empty trucks were knocked on to the roadway, 1 1 1 1. leS Midland - iiii,eoe .. New Brenew.Gov. 6p. et. 100 1N 109 - Consols arc qu g.• I, before his hankruptey. He Inol returned some of Mr. but Dune of the carriages were in the least injured. 11 4 1 . 0 f•_l 4 Du New 01 1 101 p l ai " pm .. _.. N. S.Walesov.N. C. 1806 100 991 1001 - 92* ii m il ers, . f oi - .. Do. 6p. c.,116:1 to loTo 100 90 100 - bese- goods Mr. sininose retused to take his lack, mying The passenger train of course could not Proceeds le I N mk t: IfireL a Detii -100 SO 100 991 name as at 2 o'cloc it •• was not 10nia...." W darer found he bad overisirchased and it returned with the injured pameogers to Hereford. U all Mid K ° C • nt WIL (") •• • se - 7 -- - - *..•. .. Do. sp. c.,1888 960,000 .. Nova Scotia 0 per cent , The discount n Itiiii.elf. He male an arrangerneet with Ilarrisou that be 11 the " lime had occurred w hen the t w o trains 110 all Newcastle and Carnal. ss ss - 18111 lOO 1081 1001 - s h o o,' h o „, the goal. out of pawn ~. h e required them for were at greater apt-ed, the consequences must have 10 9 NewriLt Artuarltdef... 5 t do. - • .... .. Aast.oov. 8 p.c. Bonds 100 - - - to the large govern his trede. They were nut regularly plaided, bet deposited been frightful, and loss of life must inevitably have re- IN all Neerey,WarrenSollles -, - - .... - Vic. Cle. 4p. c. lead/Jab 100 - - on 41, posituotes Hal redeemed porticoes id them from milted. As it is the injuries are confined to a few cuts and N. ~.1 1* Norma 611 1 - .... .. Do. do. Op C. Apra AO. 100 1041 1061 1041 1 street good bills w SPUR KOCK wogs. there were some t to,,c to time. Th e peel. aid been bought for the purposes bruises. none of them of a nature to create alarm to the I s t T . :c.F., ,, , , T,.....„,,.. D. 82 024 .... 41 Ma bounce.. t1...1. ple.lued for :Cif. had realised 44f, sufferers. The passeogers injured are Mrs. Poyser, of ft. io , car ‘ ,. A -.- -. IfeTTIL 1 ammo. IN.I w. Salem i ma " . n at the Bank e bevonil the aliances. le iii month. his PfT 9OO6l lAPentles seedy -acre, Derbyshire, cut on cheek and bruise on leg ;U. 100 N. Neatens-Berwick - 90,400 100 'Agra and U. SIM Ilea .. 10 la 87 --- had been ouly 74f. Mr. Williams, Worcester cuts on head ; Mr. Watkins, of di ml Do. O.N.S.Pere t ells Or -Ds 11,540 40 Aualralaila NI 63 05 031 In the Stock E: Mr. F. lieu& hail also given notice to Appose for Mr. .tbergavenny, cut on head and injury to mouth; Martha 11. MO Do. Leeds 156 69 t:1 1 10,070 15 Bank of Mt s. SO all 21 22 - Telinglit, a creditor, but his rase was not gon e into. Hall, a meant girl, of Leominster , cut on head; Miss et 105 Do. Yarn - very large, and lo Condwin, cut ea eyebrow ; Mr. H. Hoak, • visitor to re k IL° NN444,4lLerth Lads - - day on goverume Mr. A. Turner ur..l or. the court the youth of the hark. wentersinsc. 10} 101 KNIO SO Meth N. America - rupt. awl other maids oor circumstances. A large portion Malvern, inlerim le Lap; Um. Derry, thavern, cut head " MI 175 North flteffordshire._. 41 41 .lis - KM 19 Clerk Bank ens India, rates' of the pl e a te d g0..1. hail been redeemed, anal it WAS clearly and badly °mime ; Mer e 11°1141 4 Peet7P"°l. who wee N. lOU Nott.dtarenthatulkde. as 90 - Aistralla and China . all SO 10/ •-• The Paris advio Ms intention to redeem the whole. No criminal premed- ring to • • plass of service at Birmingham, badly hurt ; Mr. 10 all Peebles - .- - APS N Meet Marc. of India, logs sould he taken, for the lainknipt had not purchased Kermit,. Lathery, leg hurt. There were also one or two N all Portsmouth - •- Loo., awl China all $1 93 ..-. London at the ins) ~,.... , 4 those good, within three mouths el his haukruptcy. others wham injures were of a simple nature. -Bir lei 'or- li! all R, leo I ' scottlalMintral 118 122 - NM 140 = *no no 60 70 72 98 311 - - begun to be put DM Ilia Honour laid he considered that the denknipt had ••"' P ' t • Ilt. 100 11cothsh N . Aber/MR 311 110 - 40,000 KU Cost Kemal& 5ll - offered at Paris at iarrial on a moat knavish system of trading ; therefore ne IM. 100 Scottish Midland 96 NY --. 26,000 107 Ccen. of LOll4Oll ...• METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. should refire the certificate altogether. After he hail TO- 14, lel shropshlre Unto ....n 66 46 ss 16.000 SO gaelkotaAus/Chartd. all 17 171 - is said that the noise d e fithemt a metirkate for three Years , he might aPply, The usual weekly meeting of the board wax held 16 ell S ' ltle il henmeathe en- - - -s 80,000, 20 O. NNE of B witasrlan4. all - - - occasionally. Tb N. to• south Devon lB U owlet the ItiOth mane of the new act for what was WWII yesterday at the office in sprierpniem ; Mr. J. TliwArrne la No s ee m pastern .......„ 75 711 7511 - UMW 20 Las. Ch. Dank of Mutat all 24 241 - 16,400 10 Do. filer - for discount In Lo a ducking*. us the shay. St. 100 south wales SO SO se M,400 60 Leaden me Comae .... 20 14} 351 -. A PPLICATICN CNDER THE NEW ACT. The financial statement was presented, whiek gave the 91. 103 S. Yreka.* RiverDno 96 N - woe so Loll4ollJoint knock ..- 10 31 33 ate t France is appare Mr. Tacker , .. a Laud( of a bankrupt issme.l t; lbws, who following rah 11111110Ce/I in the hands of 'he treasurer :-SO on Staines,Woklaghstolet. 4 I - 10,1100 SO Lawton& South Airless 15 1 dis par - . to the point at w bad recently olaaioal adjudication against himself, impaled, c wrong accoun t., 109,2,11/, 3., Id . deposit emour t e, U all amides A lartagam 87 18 - 60,000 100 Los. and Westminster.. 10 70 22 -• • 71 0 1 P. lo,lole 100 Nat. ?rev. of Ragland- 41 e. es 1111 leave this count . ] eater the !GO ecotrun of the new act, ao4l the 4th rule. 95,5019. • total, 201,2.131. 3s. Id.: _goverment secorities, r i . U 21t 41„, 4" - OAK 90 Do. New l2 .., - laa extension ol the tinie (three days) which was New Th;vie per Cast Appears..., 27,412/. Ta. id. ; cheques de eg em i r ... 50,0115 1 le NOW lath IS - surrounded with c allowed to the Liners , t so petitioning for filiog his se. ordscsd hut not presented, 13,)432/. 3s. 7d. N * Be. d 1 s il t Pi - WM 0 NOW Math Wales An instalment "' l in"' The hen/111,14 is.. an underwriter at LloYirs. new Ml= nes LONDON•BRIDGE To NaarrnisnedlOAD. 1,1 11 1 De. - - There were a largo timelier of creditors, sal it was im. A numerous deputation atteedesl from the St. Saviour's lik Vale of INK - Indian Loan of 4 po.Ohle fur the accounts to Le alai within the preamthed District B oar d o rpi or o. , t o p resen t a memorial on the su b, 15 on Kettela SM. di 1:1 14 - - 19,000 101 Preetnalel el Inland - - WI 8 the greater poetics moos U NMI UNMAN Low. )164 of the surface paving of the new street in Southwark. f t D r w WBBl°BBBlBBll - 60,400 25 Viden d Aselealle .... ell 80 40 - patiou. The final His Honour said that tooter these circumstances las Mr. Newman, who was the spokesman of thuds putation, eh me ert i" ,,l 4 - 7 411 - 01000 fill Union ei Limbs v o would grant pada:Lieu for three days further. urged that the new street should be paved with granite, fit 100 Ditte Now 42 45 8.008 146 1721101thail es - - - The Spanish go IN RE W. E. TCLE. instead of being macadamised ; for, although the coat N. 419 NIN M 50 89 111110ILLANDIMIS. 5 per cent. Tres This bankrupt was a wine broker , at 2, PA. Damian's- la the first inseams would be somewhat greater, No. I Sk. I Oostemeft 1141 hill; and this was the meeting for the choice of assignees. Td it would be to most durable and the cheap 't pllmlrovi MARRS. 10,000 II - 7Eileiiicen - Mlii7l - 16 - 18 - The preliminary idetenieet by Mr. George Butler showed- in the end, especially as for the fi rst seven years fib. IH. i SAII•WATIL 11:110912, prior. Sales. 03,090' 10 Atlantan. Nall 84.(1 )' all 1 2 per cent. The 1 total lieti e ., 2,40. 11s. b y amen, 2091. Ila. !kb the cost of rep a iring the street would fall almost exclusively ~. is , /116 - 8601000 Atlantic lel. Om).- all - - -- ' special pure Magoon were chose, and an alluenace of 21. Ith, a upon the pariah. They strongly impressed upon the board to lat , Cilealla n pee pat 9O ft - WKS U Australian Udall.- 19 27 19 '''' boucle axe to be i week was made to the lankrupt. the necessity of completing the street without teeth... Jelin, 0} ell 'Den. 1 Aber..hin SI 11} .- UAW 10 Beetle Waterworks . .., all 61 6 41 1 aipecially as a lons had been sustained by the parish in two N. 106 !ON AWN*. A, et lO, 105 - "Mei au Biit.dlrlahMacgill.6 an es as - December, 1862, ----- - years of uo lees • sum than 3.0 00 e. is rates, in coesequence et. lee Do. 11, 44.41. 110 11l -. 5,16 1 N Do. B 7 per a MUM ell U 111 - 31st December, 1 THE POLICE COURTS. of houses having been pulled down, and little or no pro- 43 r h 2. 1346 0evi. .._ .43 a pp. 1 184 4 U m : rm..,ep.01.. 0. - 11.70 N Du. 0 MIS Igl s • lead all 9 11 all 101 115 - - nutty been made _ grew made toward, the erection of o th ers. ~ St. 100 Do. de. Nat 1K Ifll - MAN IL Cop.Mgeellag.lthesell. all 16 17 -- appluattions iu 1 HIS DAY . ) MT HARRIR moved that the menu:nisi be referred to the et. IN Do, New g 4, et. dt, no gm - 1 64 141N2 1:4. L Crystal Palace - will of course be i Main Drainage Committee, which was put and agreed to. 86. 100 Ilestorn Ireton, 4p. otS. SO 111 - Do. enference lOO 104 1 56 - MAIII.IIOItOII 41-STREET. THE NEW ass ACT. 54. 100 Wis.& Ghee! 6 p.d. IN 112 Aon. ROO. 19 81 ... - SKOP 111. Do. Op. et Pup. Deb. 100 IC4 100 du - Exchange until tI Gnat Coupon Certiticat Ituaratitt AT AN •ICTION RUO4I. Mr . FREEWAY moved, pursuant to motice, "That A (10211- : 1 ,.. l e i: ilatiL.7 o / 1 .- i pp.it. 114 116 - Kele lb KledlaeLon.filiftimigli 6 11 04 NAM N ilsethutalrrigat MIMI 1 per pm 11 1 no.. Ada Jaelem, an elderly man, was charged be. mittsn a the ' bele heard on the baled Gen Acts he ent. N. IN DOdineSibai ,pulp 411 - tie lit - MOM Ilt. theetne Magnets - A further sum fore Mr. Tyrieliat with stealing a timepiece. of th e e a se o f powered to make all the ar ra ngements which may be ne- o t. 14 4 De. oi pir mg,. 101 103 101 75, 6 Nag. me Anat. Cop. - tralian, was carrie ../.., frees Ib. krei te rd e • • s wu m m oon . 44 g e thh ose . p t em. essaary for carry ink the several provisions of those acts into fi• toe Degm t nejt o gg ' At m led 107 -, 91,000 111 Owe Nam Navtgatt.n 14 - - - 209,0001. in two d FM. the omega., a t . t airra m m ot l e y, C dina r .. it sleet, reporting their proceedings from tiros to tinsel to this 15 an GU( Seethed, 1161 , W. - - - nom. I Great Ship (Limited) - all 1 - 10 I litiffent.(ll4theallesta •••• - e. 1408,005 1 Do. 171 per cent. Pref. all 1 - The Ceylon appeared that os the previous soloist he saw the primmer bawd"_,„ . and M. 140 De. redeem 'Aunt N 100 984 11,000 5 Lon. District Tel (L 1 4l - - dle •-• in specie , . all on mules out 04 the awing.r m un a , sa d hums, the gm imigg Mr. SLIVAGE seconded the motion, which was put IL in Dix 44 , 4444. 2 um 47 44 114,000 6 lam Oen. Drenthe& Oe ala 11 11 had ashy put owineoced be stopped him, and oohed him said uo ani mmt sl /• IL 1•• Da lanes*. ta ea es 90 Ni NAN 0 Mad as Intim A Cana. 1 11 11 pm -- what b• had got under the coveneg. He gleanley) then NEW ecmemten OF NTILISTIL K. IN Din*e6lll9ll4lnEfd. 101 103 - 19,000 1e iliallturansanElec.2ll. all - - lifted up the covering and saw that it was • timepiece, and A report was presented from the Building Act and 5 all De. Mrs. Pref. Shares lili 10 - 12.000 10 Medlter. Ex. TeL (Um; all S 4 - 3 11 1 ,1 6551 1.101.. for f Mat orS ce taking hire lack he found that be had taken the time. General Panama Committee recommending that the W ell WoChalleenthette Wi 17e - same es maimed isteoluit co 6ll 0/ die -- 11 , 09 4 4 1 n.e • W w g an o l d n i o t w ai 0.000 20 NerbuddaCealittroatt) 5 3/ Vt Ws -. - rem froth the meths new. On marching the prisoner several homes and premises in the following streets should .. 19 511 Da do . I lle• 31 " 10 13 / KIN Do. Bina. Gm. Stook 74 70 - 11,210 10 Netherlands Land ~ all - - the continental ex be fond es him 50 duplicates Mahn to timepieces, coats, be re.numbered, the odd numbers on one side and the even m all Do. Ches. Om. Share. 111 PM -. 60,000 s Do. Bp. e.. Is. all . ik. all 1 4 •- wisbreillo, he. numbers on the o th er :- Faun-street, Aktengate-street ; all Do. do. do , 101 - Primmer raid be bought the articles at sales, and that the Coireuilon.road, Notting - bill ; Shrubland-grove, Dalston ;19 all Do. do. do IN IN - 1.724 100 N. limns. AN. Soot. W. 51 7 II - operations of the 110,070 IN. brit Australmist. all I 11 - caused a decline i tisinien was his loot bile property. Queen's-read, Dedston ; Cidedocian.road, Pentonvill• ; St. 100 lanai Yorksh. ep.c.itt. 136 117 -. bu,vev 1 Celesta' OM Mr. Richaids said the timepiece was taken from his oboe, Heniingford-road, Ithogton ; Devonshirastreet Islington ; IIL DM famanrlght-tPunits. St Na 1 111 114 - -• nen. Subjoined sestou 1 Do. "New Shane' .. on 1 1 -- In eolne Other it 43,000 10 I ea.*. Ma Qui.. an • 6 ofd bad never been sold to any Veep If ighetreet, Wandsworth ; and Adelaide-road, Hampekad• a 1 .. - . - Dw.l 111 ill ...PA 00. - 000,000 111., liver Imalie Min. WO IS 10 - Amsterdam, 3 mi PHOOSOF mid be had no questioss to ask. road. N. 100 Do.op.e. do. .. U• 186 - 20,000 N Peale. anclOrtes. Steam all 68 70 NI to 19 • iii l Medley said he should like a remind, u other Some routine Weise* having been dinned of, the board 111. 100 D o. p p. do, le, ilu 14 - 20,000 00 Do. New ln 11 13 pm at ..!_ R 2 0 4 ,4 " 1181 1 moose% had heen missed from the same place. adjoeroed. St. le• Do. p.e. do. ... lel 1 0 5 - 40.000 10 Lam A lad. Tel 0.61 all 15 19 13.10 to } ; Paris, : vas thee remanded. aon Do. iteircell 8 ;. •• "' - - leece 60 Shimmy lees - - 10,000 16 Do. New 5ll 44 - 25.70 to 2} ; Freak WOR.SHI P.STREET. Six Fsamerreine BeaNr.-Great Gilding is 111. 100 Wo 7 P•e-rree-Oloth-• 160 lei IM. lip DodghodmoW.SMO.P.) 1M 180 - 16,000 100 Royal Mall lama -le M. - 1 ; Petersburg (per TIRROWINO Ills,ILILn AT 01ININCSIA. an extensive parish in Huntingdonshire, and lies five ga m a I .... ±. .. e6it u e.deL g i i -20 0 .0 N 94. • • Aunt Invoke. 190 180 140 - off. flo., 3 months, 14 Richard Cade., the .00 of respectable parents, residing miles to the south of Stilton, on the Gnat North - -16,90 G U South Australian lead all 83 36 at 12, Upper Charlesetreet. clerkelowell, was charged before red. IL village-which must be well known to all U. 140 let.TisthemaseDines 92 04 93 4 Mom 1 Snlmartne TeL Newly .. W 1 1 - - 14.15 to 25; Madrid, e Mr. Reny with want,..ly tyro a .tom or o o th er „,.„,a,,, who hunt with the Pinwales. hound•-comirta for the U. 100 LAlNW.Cov.ethea c - -.- - 10,000 1 Do, do. Reetatered.. all 1 . - ghorn, 481 to g ; L fit r 'Maws, belueging to the Gee...l o tti oxia most part of a long straggling street running from ill. 100 L.lll.W.7p.e.fitlate - - 11,60 10 Do. do. - menthe, 25.80 to 5 ; 55.. 121 m all m.. tued isha. oedrrit .... e.uu . ls._ la u 01111) 14 - 12,616 10 Tnial•Ag.ef Astatine 3 months, 391 to 1 Cow ft y...... north to south , and made up of farmstesda. cottegee, and ...is-ease - (Limited) first knee 1 4 die iP. - Mesas, 3 mon th s, tile Deloway, N, add that hot sw e aj og public-houses. It was towards the northern sad of this s 4 4 Do. 44 - 60.10". N TrustdLikCal.C.Canads 6- - '' Oporto, 90 days, 521 be was am deity in the City•road. when he law the deem- street that a Ore broke oat at the rut ef mom farm build - 11l IN De. 1M per cent .- J Lim' - 80.000 6 Un. Clark= Tel. (L.). 1 }die per - With reference shat ma Wild an animists ailed with and imp about half-past 1 o'clock in the afternoon of Weather- le 5 Do.retteersible ilp.a. 1 1 pen - 10.. 100 Van teasieve twee.... ei.l slO - them semstlitur al IL 14. (Ass e. .a ............... 1.--• -,, is eln 1646. lad --..-1 ama , -----.1 ‘.....- . 55...........55. -;.....3 11l ma 55.a,.•‘...-- ... - 50..-. __ WORSHIP.STREET. 111AAILILA AT 01111.111VAIA. behead Ceara., the auci of respectable parents, reading at 12, ('per Clisrleentreeb Cherkeiwell, was charged before Mr. Kum, with wantonly thru a atone or other nasals at aa comedhsa lelueging to the I.oaloa Gagers! Omnibus =Leibhie Deloway. N, said that last eveaiag he was ea duty is the City•roarL whoa he law the deka deat roe liebisel as misdate Med with peasesgere, aid thew, eseaetkitar at it. He then tried to escape, but wit anie leek him after a sharp chant, and the lad, is answer to the charge, rid that it wee only a autehelL The lather of the boy was allowed to crons-examine the who admitted that he bad lot Nee say atimile pose Iron the bend. lir.llZl observed that he had set yet bees able to sacateis at present what otosibus it era, rad proposed s remand, u such offeaces were sow very 0011OWS for itirtasce, ea the ti th Outset, s steps mrse throws at *se a the corns - ray. voidable, mad is pose of slam Wok, a, some of the temperate conies • geationras face. sad at this feet then Were raral afters. The How had is coassramase received histructioss which happily had 'unlisted a gremera litigation tote matter. Than was some ides raked thst this boy was the tamer offender. Mr:4os took tb. fetbar's 6i' for the lad's appeases's, the ciey week. FATAL FAI.L FROM Alt OitstsiM.—This morning Mr. IS. 8. Brent held an inquest et the While Lice Tartan, Edgewise-med. on the body of John Hileihres, 25 years of see, a driver of o ne of the City so& Paddiagten omnibuses, who lost his life thrungh being enelonly thrown from his box into the NMI. It appeared that on Tuesday even log last the omnibus was proceeding down Pentooville bill, when the coodoetor heard • crack, and instantly left his post for the purpose of aricertaining the cause. A gentleman who hail .at alongside the driver was then jgstung down, when the conductor said, "All right, sir. The gentlem a n, however. replied. "Go and look after your COM& LOAM" lin doing so be famed the driver lying on the ground end two persons assisting him. Being ineeneibie. he wee taken is the omnibus to the °MS Northam Hospital, and from thence to hie he... whoa Mr. Marne, sunreon, of Umer Bontliwicheitreek attended: 'rant geutleman did not, however, op. prebend any icons result, as the deceased wee able to con verse. and brieti. state the cause of the aocident. H. mid he had two trisildesime horses, which drew him on one side, end the sphokr.lar coming is contact with • post by the shuck from the collision he was thrown off the box. lie bid no special blame anywhere. At baltpest four ou the followiog miming Mr. Mayne was suirmoned , and to the deceased suiterieg from compressiou of the brain, and he shortly afterwards lied. The pist.iporteei examination pawed tart deomeed bad sustained • fracture of the skull, extending wont the surface of the bead from side to side, and there was gnu& extraveNitiou of blood, both without and within the skull. The jury returned • verdict of "Accidental death," hat re trotted the gentleman who rode by the driver was not pre. soot to give an ample account at the accident. SHOUTiNIi A I:40Y AT BURY. —Yesterday, at the petty oeseioos held at Bury, Henry Walmsley wee sumo brought up on the charge of shooting John Wood, who was not able to attend to give his arid/mos. Mr. lion, juo., surgeon, said he bed attended John Wood. He was at present in • very precarious condition. His other eye was in danger of being lost, and his reseal may be destroyed. His life was in danger to some WOOL, perhaps Dot imminent, and he did not think that under any rat iiinstuices he could Imre the house to give evidence is less thin a week. The magistrates were al opinion that ti' oil's depoeitioo should be taken forthwith, and was remanded for a week. It ie stated, says the Sunderland Herald, that the priacipal engineering establishmentsa the Tyne, which h ave so long espy ed an uoiatomipted hrikoess, are contracting their periods for labour, and. instead of work- Toro being engaged day and night. more than one firm have do nog the post few days been obliged to discharge • nut.iber of workmen. Six Fsafenvaius BuauT.—Great Giddiag is an extensive pariah j• Huntingdonshire, and hes Ave miles to the south of Stilton. On the Great North nad. He village—which must he well knows to all who hunt with the Fitswilliam hound•—conside for the most part of a long straggling street. running from north to south, and made up of farrosteeds, cottages, aid public-homes. It was towards the northern gad of this street that • Are broke out at the rear of some faro build ings about half-pad 1 o'clock in the afternoon of Weds's day, the 16th lost., and, assisted by • strong earth wind, raged with a fury that threatened the destruction of the entire village. As it s, air farmsteads and three mange, have been totally destroyed, and the flames were scarcely subdued on Thursday aftersoon, although it was thought that further dagger was averted by the precaution tkei bad been adopted. As the fire broke out in the middle of the day plenty of help was easily obtained, and the lire stock, with few exceptioos, escaped injury ; but the lasses advanced with too great • rapidity to allow much pais to be saved. Only two Are-engines reached the spot, and as them were four or five fires simultaneously repot fa differ ent directions, their aid was well nigh ineffectual is anent lag the progressof the flames. Many houses have ban isjered. and as, for the most part, they are reed thatched, their escape from total destruction MY • very narrow ow It is more nenarkable still that • farmstead in the very midst of the Are also escaped burning, owing to the very active exertions of its owner ; but the flames caught the necks and thatch many times. The season of the year end the plentiful harvest caused the stockyards to be unusually full, and during Wedoesday night they blared with a height ems that made itself apperest at • lope distance, eves in the light of • brilliaat moon. During the night the people were busied in removing their furniture and goods to places of safety, but the wind veering round to another quarter, drove the flames away from the village street. Nevertheless, although the greater danger was averted, • line of blacessed MS% extending for several hundred yards on the wen side of the street, meths out the devastating track of the Ire. The property ile.troyed belonged to the Him G. Felewilliam, Mr. Mills, and others. The greater pert was Mimed, and, as is commonly the case, the lose of the uninsured patios falls on those who are quite unable to bear so heavy • calamity. The fire is supposed to have erWriated from some lucifer watches lighted in sport by chddren in the rear of the farm buildings. A mile eastward of Great Gidding is Little (lidding. where Nicholas Ferrer lived. On Monday evening, the 14th inst., • Are broke out in four thatched cottages in that village, and speedily re duced them to • heap of ashes, the inmates mg thou- Delves with difficulty. In this case the Are is supposed to have been caused by some hot embers bang thrown away in a hovel. 10 10 Me 10 of. IN IN 100 100 100 Ale Oce C t i r i noll, pa amt , Doa.Parth,tAbor. Jos ,BrtAMlia.A.•pet Do. eg. De. Qtr. ot. Cows. la,6pet.No.l Do. do. 210.1 Do. Now • p. et d 6 holm treloo, 6p. ot "dia.& Glaww 6p. et 11dia.,Perth. 4. p.a. Groot Northam Doo.. & p. el Do.&o.rwtat Upalpa Do. 44 pram& Do.4peastall p.am ▪ Ilsoileed, 116 €l4.Wwil(lodeillbolw Do. nada 4&p.. wet todoess. Cp um breams. Do. Do.Do. lpet.roderw Pea Do. Do Prot Sham Do.Chodoettlat.4p.e Do. do. do. tip.e Do. Bina. Dos. Stock Do. amt. Gus. Mon. Do. do. do Do. do. do Loci Yorkth. 6 p.c.ot Loso.llßrlght p.e.Goa. Nat D0.6p.0. do. 1116.1 Do. •p. do. .... Do.ire. do. Ne. Do. p.o. do. .... Do. p.dpetolt do. .. Do. Tp.c. Pei Stook.. dep.c.d0.(11.11.441./..) o St.idtv. did MD Loa.Cllirao awdDowoo lANW.CovANum.IF. 10&5.W.7p.e.84.1•64 toodondrryk Souk. IS Daa.BbeL lAltoSp. D. del Do. 116 per mat . Dosedoorsablo IldlowdOoo46p.o.Stooo. Do. Coos. kr.l4 Dap., Ike 46 p. ct. Prat. Sea. Do.l4l.*lltchin 4 p.o . Norielkip.ol Sp otoet Nadi ',Wahl pot coat Da. Now Om. & p. el Do. border Video vs N. Nis.—Coos.4 pain DI. So. do Do. Lads Spot. No. 1 We. York. H.l Spur Noah 14401,41kat• 84014i11101614. Now Prat Dpibor.ga.dp.o. Do. 14.4( root Nook S. Arrow Azad 46 p. o. La& (Mad. Ai &lAA Do. 44 par coot Do. Awed 41 per oast L WAIN pp a p. ants Do. por mai B. Tadwatto 4 p. 4. duo iNdokiDartimeton Op D. do. 1149.0 D. do. Cep Watst.di K. 114.4446 p.o W.Attd—Okt. its do. 141.1 do. Do. Nowp. 6 p. 44. Prof. Do.do.porp.llp.ol wet VOMMISE 1 i - pn i7s . isT ISO Ns SI OS 109 111 UT 109 1 li pm 90 92 e dim par Las I' pzu 1112 13 10 10i fl{ 24 100 102 100 103 97 99 86 86 87 U al U go 40 47 116 110 118 110 100 let ill 1U NAIL oetr4 plisse. 2, asairaml Alamo. alliallalna t tra 6, OffilleiNlllL: pima= Mae ilea IVlrlainska 'DM* lasalak jrabea id Hamm a 04. Or ism pa. p. 'Oa Oaleat el Amok ImaaftaCcail Maim Seamias labs Cariama & Bala Nano sae 'Mantas% i4oua and Geneva INarta AMAMI& ,Nam.aUespl: . as IP. ma PrL Saipan. Jordan a! A QlCan. SAIL/Y0 Tug 11171111* wrraorr • Corn.—Last Sunday evening the brigantine Comte Nee -1 o d io d o , o f Naples, Ca_ ptaiu ('arose., with a carp of Bussed, compai to Mean,. Raster sod 'Fall, of this pies, geougged au the Bulks. near Spurn, and the mate* pilot, and crew immediately left the reseal for the pipe's, as they allege, of procuring assistance to got ler off. A strong wind, however, subsequently arose, sad on Monday morning, between two sad three o'clock, the vessel, which had taken the water again, was seem, with her mils set, making in the direction of Hell, by three young fishermen, who were is an open boat not far from Killiogholme. These men, thinking that the vessel sailed as if short of hands, went to her with the object of rendering usamoce, bat on boarding the vessel they found that she was abandoned, a dog and ant and two pip being the only live creature' found on board. The men at once commenced to noted the mils, sad the vessel almost immediately afterwards went on shore. The assistance of other men was then obtained, sad two steam tap were also procured, by which the vessel wee =My brought to Hall, where she arrived on Monday aftrwaeca, to the no small astonishment of the captain. Hell Packet. . - O•TCEINO • WOW. —A few days since the keeper es lbw Forest Hall estate, High Ompr, found • yousg wolf is a rabbit trap set to catch vermis. The anima bad been ONO enema times by some boys who were keeping sheep, sod it bad followed them about the Welds. It was swat six mouths old, and weighed Nibs., but nobody appears to Snow how it came on the estate.—aces TeleyrapA. sum iiiit. Baton Trunk fret Ottenwalinlyroarlidaa) ParktEyout. +lll4Misellt Earls end Orleans L indh and It Ftwids , Crenagul=igs. a WO and lima Dania /kajal Nobel I Dar par anal un and Yew l ai lapar oust Pod. I.lpwel. Y. Art.& Lore-Vallii• S E of Portugalrpinetp Southern of Yrs.'s , Went Ilfusdefs Do. toe per cent. Prit Went.. N. W. of !news Weslaco et A mitts 1k IS I 1.1 si dbi si• ss sa - 11 l Ile SO.i SS Se 136 7 1011 1i 9 10 id N r a. 40 41 From his continental retreat, M. Kossuth has addrmeell an elaborate letter on the affairs of Hungary to a friend in Glasgow. He expresso his approval of the atti tude assumed by the dissolved Diet, and commends the policy of passive resistance to the Austrian government. He scouts the proposal of a compromise with the House of Hapsburg, but still advisee his countrymen to bide their time. The present state of things is almost insupportable, and must soon come to an end ; but he desires that Italy and Hungary should act together against their common enemy, and that, if po.mible, not a gun should be fired on the Danube until the Italians are ready to march upon Venice. __ ii ii A 3 Ms 6 6} se 0 Ka i dis' I l Pm Pei T it t vt loi so st THE HERBERT MEMORIAL—The Right Hon. T. H. Bothereu Esteourt, IL P., writes (says the ;vita Standen() as to the nature and extent of the proposed memorial, respecting which some minapprehenorioa seems to exist :—" Our real meaning (so far as I may be accepted as en interpreter of it) was this, that having secured withinl our own county • statue, which is a memorial that we Wiltshire men like to possess at oar county town, we are desirous of combining oar efforts with those of other friends and admirers of Lord Herbert throughout the kingdom, including the army, in establishing a convalescent hospital, not at Salisbury, hat ie that spot (4sherever it may be) in which the air, soil, and position of pound, together with facility of omens, mem to present the most favourable prospects for the recovery of convalescent petiolate." LATENT PROM THI ARCTIC RIGIONS.—Lowers of arctic navigation will be glad to bear that Dr. Baylis, who attended the late Dr. Kane on his last voyage in'ssaroh of Sir John Prankl'm, and who afterwards proceeded to the North in the little schooner United States, has returned to Uper navik, in Greenlee& in safety. Dr. Hayes mailed from Uper- Davik on the Oth of August, 1860, northwards, and arrived on the 27th of September at Winter Harbour, about eight miles north of Caps Alexander, where the party wintered, in latitude about 78 deg. Thera during the win ter. • great lithium of animal life was found, no less than 1(3 reindeer having been brought on board, sad many more were killed but consumed on shorn. In addition to these about GO blue foxes and 20 hares were slain. Of the animals many were very fat. The astronomer Sontag died while absent on an excursion in December alone with the Green- I binder " Hans," the same who, it will be remembered, accompanied the steward, Morton, in his expedition to the supposed "Open Polar Sea" of Kane, and who, smitten with the charms of a Cape York beauty, after wards abandoned the expedition, and remained among the Datives at Cape York. Dr. Hayes himself undertook en ex cursion with sledges, on the 4th of April, 1861, from which he returned on the 2/4th of May, having reached, as it is asserted, the high latitude of 821 deg. No "Open Polar Sea" wee farad, but only the streams of open water not uneenally met with on the coasts of Greenland. On the 15th of .T* the schooner was got out of Winter Harbour, Red Teethed Upenovik on the 31st of August, whence Dr. Hayes hoped to sail for New York on or shout the Bth of September. The doctor is said to express his desire again to be able to proceed to the North with screw steamers. BOARD OP TRADR, WHITEHALL, OCT. 17.—The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs a copy of a despatch from her Majestis 0011.11 at Santo Domingo, stating that by an order of the Spanish government, extended by the Captain-Orineml of Cuba to that island, ordinary biaciuts may be imported frie of duty, sad Dorn, corn meal. potatoes, sad beans, on pay- Meet of half the duty charge.' by the tariff, during • period of fourteen months from the 13th July last.—Gazdte. 15a I ROM& ei i lET - Cortb.4p. - 1411 gOMt•pal4[.tlsil. N. 1444 49.41.14144 his NOY* Nat& 44. 103 wjawariost.—ovii. ii . .1 Or le »a ••• ••• el MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) l'we co'CLocz. Business in the Stock Exchange to-day is almost at a standstill, but all the markets are firm. Consols are quoted a trifle better than yesterday after noon. English railway stocks in most instances are or I per cent. higher, but there is no feature of interest in any quarter. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 921, I , and 1 for money, and 921 for the account. The pre sent quotations are 921 to for money, and 921, " sellers," for the 7th November. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 901, f ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Five per Cent. stock, log, ; ditto scrip, 1041 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 981 ; ditto, 1839, 981; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 96} ; Exche quer Bills, March, 4s. prem. ; ditto June, small, prem. The foreign stock market is likewise inactive, but prices are steady. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 81 to 4, ex div., after being marked 814, and that of 1858, 69 to 4. The only business reported in Mexican is at 26. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Deferred, 28 ; Chilian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 842, 85 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 26 ; Por tuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 47i ; ditto small, 474 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 614 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 814 ; ditto for account, 812 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 53 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 81, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 714. littr-rust Two o'CLock. Consols arc quoted 92} to } for money, and 92i " sellers," for the account, being about the same as at 2 o'clock. The discount market yesterday was easy, owing to the large government payments. In Lombard street good bills were taken at 31 per cent., and there were some transactions as low as 3. Busi ness at the Bank was quiet. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money is very large, and loans could scarcely be placed to day on government securities, even at nominal rates. The Paris advioes state that the bills drawn on London at the instance of the Bank of France were begun to be put into circulation yesterday. They are offered at Paris at a fixed exchange of 25.31, but it is said that the rate of exchange will be varied occasionally. The bills will, no doubt, be offered for discount iu London. The object of the Bank of France is apparently to beat down the exchange to the point at which some amount of specie will leave this country, but the attempt scents to be surrounded with considerable difficulty. An instalment of 20 per cent. falls due on the Indian Loan of 4,000,0001. on Tuesday next, but the greater portion has already been paid in antici pation. The final payment of 20 per cent. is fixed tor the 19th November. The Spanish government announces an issue of 5 per cent. Treasury Bonds to the amount of 200,000,000 of reales at the minimum price of 98' per cent. The procUeds are to be applied to " special purposes," as sanctioned by law, and the bonds are to be reimbursed, one half on the 31st December, 1862, and the remaining half on the 31st December, 1863. Arrangements have appa rently been made by the government to receive apphoations iu Loudon, but these new securities will of course be inadmissible on the London Stock Exchange until the claims of the holders of Spanibh Coupon Certificates shall have been satisfied. A further sum of 65,0001. in gold, mostly Aus tralian, was carried to the Bank yesterday, making 209,0001. in two days. The Ceylon will take to-morrow 72,0411. in specie, all on mercantile account, of which 31,6551. is for Shanghae, 23,509/. for Calcutta, 11,1001. for Madras, and 5,7171. for Hong Kong. 1,0901. is gold, and the rest silver. There was no alteration of much importance in the continental exchanges yesterday afternoon. The operations of the Bank of France, however, have caused a decline in the exchange at short on Paris. In some other instances the tendency was to dul ness. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to 4 ; ditto, 3 days, ILIBI to 19 ; Rottentam, 3 months, 12.1 to s • Antwerp, 3 months, 25.66 to 70 ; Hamburg, ma. banoo, 3 months, 13.10 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.271 to 35 ; ditto, 3 month., 25.70 to 21 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1191 to ; Petereburg (per rouble), 3 months, 324 to 33; Vienna, elf. So., 3 months, 14.15 to 25; Trieste, sit. So., 3 months, 14.15 to 2.5; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to ; (Mu, 3 months, 484 to f ; Leghorn, 3 months, 26.50 to 6 ; Genoa, 3 month., 25.80 to 5 ; Milan, 3 months, 2 5.80 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to ; Palermo, 3 months, 1184 to 4; Messina, 3 months, 1184 to t ; Lisbon, 80 days, 62 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 4. With reference to the fall in the New York exchange, the circular of Messrs. Seyton and Wain wright, of that city, observes The present rates for sterling will, if the interest in London continues low, undoubtedly came increased ship ments of bullion to this country within 30 days." The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was again dearer, and the sales amounted to 25000 bales. The following correspondence, which has just between Messrs. Itthley az:d Co., of Crotched passed Friary, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, sets at rust the rumours circulated with regard to a contemplated alteration of the wine duties : (Copy.) TO THL MORT HON. THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER. Sir,—Tbe wine trade bail been startled by an announce ment in the Times of yesterday, to the effect that certain Custom-house officers have been sent by her Majesty's go vernment into the various wine «metrics, to collect data which may enable Mr. Gladstone to redeem his pledge to place French wines on a preferential footing over those of other countries." We need hardly point out how injuriously such reports operate against the progress of trade, by causing a suspen sion of duty payments, rod under the circumstances, ven ture to suggest the advisability of some official explaisatien without delay.—We have the honour to remain, sir, your most obedient servant., luvLer AND CO. I 27, Crutched- friar, London, Oct. 16. (CM.) 11, Downing-street, Whitehall, Oct. 17. Means. Ridley and Co. Gestlemeo,—The Chancellor of the Exchequer desires me to acquaint you, in reply to your letter of the IGth inst., that the supposed pledge to place French wines on a pre ferential footing over those of other countries bas no ex istence, and would be contrary alike to the policy of the legislature and to the views and intentions of the govern ment As to those views and intentions respecting the alcoholic test and the wine trade, they were stated to parlia ment during the List session, and there has been no change at any kind in them. I am to add that you are at liberty to make whatever ass you may think fit of this intimation.-1 am, &c., CHARLES L. RYAN. The Caledonian Railway traffic returns show this week an increase of 8021. The following is the monthly statement of traffic on the Melbourne and Hobson 's Bay Railway : 1861. 1560. For week ending July 25 £1,427 21.270 99 Pt Aug. 1 1,821 1,965 1,435 1,145 It It ft 4 1 1,270 1,423 ~ 22 1,169 1,340 The aaseti4; specie statement for the week end ing Wednesday last gtves the following totals, vie :—lmports of gold, 330,1041. ; exports of gold, 88,4101. ; imports of silver, 172,7511. ; exports of silver, 163,5471. FUMY EVINING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 " buyers " for the 7th Nov., opened and closed to-day at 92* to i. For money the last price was 92* to The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92k, f ; ditto for ac count (Nov. 7), 92i, I • Three per Cents. Re duced, 90h, }, ; New Three per Cents., 90}, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 ; Batik Stock, 233, 232 • India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 104, ; ditto for se count, 1011 ; ditto scrip, 104 , I ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 9811 ; ditto, 1869, 98 ; ditto Bonds, Ha. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced ' rulmjaPer, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1031, . _ er the influence of the continued demand for investment the India Five per Cents. have risen to 1044 to for the account. The March Exchequer Bills were steady at Is. to 4a. prem., and the June at 75. to 10s. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet, and little change occurred in prices. The shares of the Bank of London were firm at 59 to 60, or 91. to 101. prem. A month ago the price was only about 53. There was also an illi• provement to-day in Agra, London and South African, and Bank of Turkey. The miscellaneous share arket was quiet. Great Ship shares were quoted 4s. 6d. to sa. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :--Ocean Marine Insurance, 4i to tti prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to 14 prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 1b to 11 dis. ; London and Provin cial Marine, to i disk ; Commercial Union Foe, 3-16 to 1-16 dia. ; Mercantile Fire, par to prem.; Oriental and General Marine, to if prem. ; Me tropolitan and Provincial Bank, i to prem. ; sad Compressed Coal, 4to prem. New Zealand Six per Cent. Debentures have been dealt in at 103 to 1034. Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds were fiat. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two u'CLocw. As usual on a Saturday, the mining market is quiet, with little business. Prices are nomi nally quoted the same as yesterday. Ringstess Downs shares are strong, at 41 to 5. East Caradon are quoted 20! to Marko Valley, 10 to 1 ; Wheal & ; ton, 92 to 94 ; West Seton, 300 to 310 ; and North Downs, j to 5. IrVhsal Margaret are officially marked in the Stock Ex change, 391 and 40. The transactions in foreign and colonial mining shares have been numerous. St. John del Rey, East del Rey, and Great Northern Copper (South Australia), have been mere inquired for. United Mexican have been dealt in at 61 to 1. The list d the morning's transictions will be found in another column. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received, by telegram from Lisbon, the following report, dated Morro Velho, Sept., 1881:—"Produoe for August, 46,142 oitavas - coat for ditto, 9,122/. ; pro fi t for ditto, 8,2721. Pro duce, nine days of Sept., 12,800 oitavaa.". _ _ • - • • The following is forwarded to us as the official list of yesterday's actual transactions in the Mining Exchange : Fist Camden. B 1.16 to I • Seton, 91 to 92 ; North Robert, 23e. 9d. ; Great Rctallack, P.. ; East Caw Brea, 91 ; East Russell, 3 316 ; Hingston Down, 41 to 1 East Grenvi ll e, 365. 6d. to 365. 3d. ; North Crotty, :10a to 61. ; Wheal Trefoils, ; Central Miners, 2s. 6d. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelszen and North : Since our report of this day se'onight our metal market has not undergone any change of importance. 1 here is a good and steady business doing, which in all probability will continue for some time to coine. Welsh bars maintain previous quotations, viz., 5/. 'b. rid. to 51.5 x, f.0.b., Wake. and 6/. here. Staffordshire iron is in more request. A large business has been done in botch pig iroo, sad after receding to 495. cash, has advanced to 495. 9d., same term. Copper : The price of English (raw as well as meastaa lured) is well maintained, and second-hmid parcels are now very scarce. Sysiness in foreign has not been so beak, bet prices are fairly nodutained. Burrs and Kapunda, 961. to 991. ; Lake Superior and Baltimore, 96/. Tia :No change in lieglish. The demand for common is good. A good hominess has been done in Straits, at 117/., three months' prompt, and 116/. 10c, cash ; Banco, 1161. The Dutch market remains steady at 708. Tin plates : There is more business doing, ppancaeess,, however, continue rely uureinunerative to manufacturers. Lead continues 6rm ; good soft English, 19/. 10s. Spelter : A large business has been done, and the market has farther advanced-191. paid on the spot here. For delivery middle November, 191. sa. and for December, 191. Is. paid. Hull parcels, on the spot, realised 19/. ; seat mouth's delivery, 191. 2e. 6d. to 191. ss. ; W. H. 19/. 7s. 6d. At Wheal *lion meeting, on the 14th inst., the accounto showed a credit balance of 9411. 10a. Id. . The Bryn Uwiog Mae accounts, presented at the me••• ing on the 14th inst., showed • debit balance of 2141. G. Id. A call of 20.. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the following rated :—Tows tallow, 525. net cash ; Petersburg Y. 1.1 , on the spot, 51s. tkL ; December, 525. lid. ; January to March, sk. ; March, 535. Msaarr Acza.tuss.—Town tallow, 545. 3d. • fat ditto, 2.4. dd. ; yellow Russian, de. • melte melt e d 40a. fid. ; rough ditto, 235. Gd. ; ta llow rat ni, 18e.; good drop, SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(TIIIB DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Co. report trace very slow at list day's prices :—Prime meadow bay, 80s. to 90s. ; superior ditto, 05s. to 105 a. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to Ma. ; clover, old, 90s. to 120 s. ; ditto, new, second cut, Ms. to 106 s. ; straw, 265, to 345. COVENT OARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Notwithstandieg that the weather has suddenly lemons colder, the supply of both vegetables and fruit contiansw good. Apples and pears are plentiful, and the same may is said of grapes, pine apples, and even melons. late pawl= realise good prices. Peas are very scarce. Of cauhflowsso there is a fair supply. Potato markets are brisker: mina a trifle higher than those of last week. Cucumbers are abundant, and the same may be said of tomatoes, Wakill are large and excellent. Cut Rowers chiefly consist el orchids, dahlias, asters, violets, mignonette, heaths, sad roses. YID IT. Pens Apples, per lb., 3s to 5s j Apples, per doz, 11i1 to is Grapes, per lb., Is tato 43 I Oranges, per 100, tb to 141 Melons, each, Is to 3s l Lemons. per 100, Gs to 104 Pesch es, per doz, Its to Outs, Cob, per lb., 3m to Its ld Years, per doz. is b Its I Walnuts, per 100, ts. . - _ VEGETABLES. - Culiflowers, each, 21 told I artichokes, each, ad to Sd Peas, per quark's tots 64 , Beet, per dos., is Id Broccoli, per bundle.ls to Is 611 Celery, per bundle, Is ed totted Preach beans, per sieve, Is rid s Onions. 'Pfltinit.,/ p.; ave.. 46 Ild to da tid per dor. , to Cabbages, p. dos., Is lid to le 6d I S hallots , lb, dd to ls 10d Os Potatoes, per ton, Os to 71s 1 Garlic, per lb. Gd to 84 percwt., Irtutis I Enclave, per score, is 6d Turnips, per bunch, 24 told i Hanerat !eh, per bun..lsOd toad Carrots, do., 44 toed 1 Mushrooms. p. pott., Vs 'ode Spioach, per Ws , e, Is to Is 1 Parsley, per 12 Manche", flo teas Cucumbers, esch, Od to Pd Savory, per bunch, 24 to 44 Veg. Ilarrows,p.doz.,l4 to Is 04 PROVINCIAL SHAM NARZETS. O.T. In-Caledonian, 106 1051-Pesti rn Coenß 10 13-16 lu 15 16 -Grest Northern, 112113-Gnat Western, .art-Litscashbv and Yorkshire stock, 1041 134!.- tondos North Western stock. 011 91/-Manebester, Shelleid, and Us coin, 45 4.51-11lilond stock, 1653 1251-Ditte, new shares. 1 111 1 7.16p,-North British, te:l CI-North Staffonishire, 44 414.- -North Eastern. Berwick. 1003 1061-Ditto, York and Walk Midland. 90 001-Ditto. Leeds Capita/ Stock, hut Nut __now. "astern and Dover, n 7.16 231-West Midland, Oxford, 46 Of-. Buffalo and Ickes Duren. 4 1-16 4 3-16-Dutch rthenish, 5-16 3-164. -Grand Trunk of Canada, 4 13-16 41-Oreat Luxembourg, 91.04 In-On-at Weateru of Canada, 91 91 -Illinois Central. 55 371 IL- Ade en arseannent. 241 25-Thames and Mersey lusawanan, 11 11 p. mgurngsrgit, OR. lb -The market opened steady. Litt often. wards declined. hut ckeed a shade above the lowest point. Ilfe sales were:-Eastern Countless, 10 1616 j -Great Western at candle. 91-Great Western, OLancashire and Yorkshire, 1041 1-Manchtster, Sheffield. and Lincolathire, 441 45-Midland, 126 A-Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 11 p.-Dover Mee oer Cent. It paid , Ss, p.-Great Ship, 55.-Ifire Assurance, 2f d -Great Northern new preference, Ski. p. 91INDIGHAll. OCT. 19 -TVs share market keeps tolerably thin, the salts marked to-day were, Birmingham Guaranteed, 75 -Blnniordmin Ousel, 90-District Fire. South statfords closed at 101. 1511.6 d. to 107.13 a. 9d. -London and North iv( stern, 91 to 011-Derby, 99, sellers-Binnlngham Wagon. 131 minion Gad 30, sellers. Midland Bank Sixths were quoted 211. TR/AMC Ricamrs.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week coding Oct. 12, amounted to 1165,420/., and for the corresponding week of last yedr to 565,7201. ; showing an incresde of 10,7001. The gross receipts of the eight railways baying their termini in the metropolis amounted to 261.414/., and far the corresponding week of 1860 to 261,3-17/., shoo ing an increase of 3,0671. The increase on the Fedora Counties Railway amounted to I,S.W. ; on the Omni Northern to 4,02/. ; on the Greet Western, to 2,3031. on the London and Blackwell to 6/. ; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to 176/. ; and on the Loses and South-Western to Mtg.—total, 8,440/. But from this must be deducted 3,21:V., the decrease on the LOMB= and North-Western ; and 2,158/. on the South-Esetema. together 5,372/., leaving the increase, as above, 3,0 M. The receipts ou the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 301,00 m, and for the corresponding petted of List year to 294 3731 ., showing an increase of 6,513 L, which, added to the increase on the metropolitan boa, makes the total increase 9,700 f. as compared with the cor responding week of 1560.