The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-17 00:00:00

, .•ambent position, so far mbe could Nag* by .: with hisoJii. fug the &doom woo worm& ...Joe. 'toddle'. A coed arm let doers thretu4h • ..l. 1,. 31r. Cock's leg a the morelog, and at t:., body. It net - mired the united strength of the • .tt • presett to draw it up to the surface. With the .Inm he.al, on which were vioble .evere wounds • •41.4 to rude, egattrost with the peaceful ex ,' the face, at was uoinjurnl, but perfectly cold„ ..• te.leat that life bad len.; been extinct. A pet lure showed that wort extensive i•xtravasiou .••.4 the braio had taken place in conasquence of ..f the elos.k, and there to uo deaht that death teen unt.ntaneous. Exactly 12 hours elapsed • . Loa. 41 the accident sod the moment when the • ;••I from the abyss. The uoforturiat e genti e m ao • I...rri te. Solder). when the circumstance of the 1... e-rarest the moo atarrhin; utvestwation at the ..thetal c. 111110.1.10, deepatched for the purpose . the clue( town of the district. It re . CA. inpOry that the guide was solely for the fatal occurrence. In answer to • Ullt, made before startiog he had repeatedly t, the traveller. that there was Dot the slighteet the two, but that it was merely a fatiguing walk tat• depth the wow, whtch to places would be ta.• lie never one produced the ropeorhieh. t•-i when to late, he had with loot. when the . ode. of the Col, rod more ...pee: ally on the -.lc, ehttaid uu let account he cromed without attempting at together ; be threw out no .....,•r at any pert of the route, rad, worst of all, •, .I.l.caraace with the mere from the ehable, be at terrUtrilllt; toe arum tot join 34r. Cock, but ••1 ,t....fct tope the rucks at roux distance. fie is • al ..1.1 Lt. trial for lin conduct. •., interred is the churchyard of gold e n • ;Ai., r"V G/lAen-INN. —BV this roehoteltoly c . i..pLusce of (hely . .1-ion L.. become vacant. • ,•ft of tire &ocher.. yr. Watson, who has era. educated at C.tus College, Cato . ..e b. graduated in Int.\ being 20th wrangler. : .• etas lo• M....tabooed deacon by the Archbishop •.m, .aced gn at na the folloouog year by the was for Neale Lane vite•priocipal of of Cat d 1410m/era at l'utoey. !:.1. ;TALKER'S EXPEDITIoN AND THE cAPTURE UP TieL'AILLo. • ea the ar Oritawa Auzubt 2..) lkwdr , p, CAptails Tim, arrivol a rt thr 'leeway. fr.ni ituatau lAwal the Path tuaaug the paasetkiert is a geutleraaaui why left a the 12th. Fa'l'l hiva we have full particulars of • f that rat, mal a full uarrutive the ca.elata .teat aLtaa. his amtearsore before the town of Truttll.• 1.4-utt. et al.out .1 or tialiek ID the owl-twig, t •st t ututahercd IIU tutu, ell t•ount•th They •p• t...a in two eeparate ;ft.:two. The first w.e ~.• three mice below the city, oo the beach. .1.1 •t muds the tows by Lael. Tb. second WI. .1c• .41 and proctvtled lan pm*. along Lb.• • lot t •ere ell w<U erttecl with Mutt.: ruuslecte, heal estxtrulge apteor, Mid wee. wall Mippht‘i WWI ..• : • 'At INCalolar, whn perwiaaly acquainted with Dearly . wee Uney worn a hue lunkusig net of IDCI. 344 • • ..tan at lwaruii they wasegial up towirde tic. : a. ef the lanhag was waive-red to the town awl . i -Ito The fort w..• went...awl Icy 73 to 100 .4• • .•'. owl hy . bout .11111 got'', • • o t t ire e.), w h o were , . • . to.: what. Iv r.'..1..i to anew to olopale tin elitnUtct 1. .••r• •••• These vow u5...1nt...1 two 21.ponadine, . . ...teen mallet pewee the ht.t two twang, of .• •,,o, 11•0111 .• 1 41C111re• A• the petty advanced, pars .•• .11. il•• ...b. worl is hut. bear the shore, the _ ..u• •••n oyes.' upoo the... W 1..•• within - . i tbe hurt, We Lund party . 6ffl. fell Lobs an am t ~.. ,-.1..1.1.•, ant •cre hrs.' upte Irons tle Lc. l• 11 ea. plketly owl pnariptle retnnwd he e in ••• ma eauescr that •otild have Shone rinht t " . ,•. I 1.. y ....r. ..48 nattered, awl entopktely • • I . kasertrisie. thtlac.....tinueol their Davao.. so luU ~ • in. lurk and the ordw twin gives to charge ....tort. whach as. dune ia haertware atyk, awl 1.0. t• drives la •••••7 demon" before then. The • . .-. 6... i,ne• e..a eharp, and to give a true dewriptiou • • • ti .•Lenrol. woul.lrirpute • 1.Hr...4 bron/ lA . . •Au t . orals ot warfare .4 the imsot•lr. and on. i 4-.1 rust... many winker% tall. to .lochiss no hi... • •• 1 e - thetaalwm the Leming .4 no inktrh pourtkr we • . • tore ..5..4 place with Ile tows ••! ...,ly (.our souiele•l. : • i ... .. /war •• out be awartalaed, in twelve killed. • •••••• esecre wouaded. • ;..1.1.• .4 lb* ' , obis elft - In to Late bleat cloutraktton ila • •. V. ••:i.*r. Mao, of the rte.., W. 0/1•11 Wirt &rag ••• • ••• ~l ; ollot• hale belt. truing their g... 11. . . throe Dot, a• then all 0k.., .1,, acrooat ..., th e ir fear o f ".• ~ ...it .4 An •.tte.•ll, ..a lb.. loam Ire. ....e 1•04.1 .1 I. l- I• eal.ol I 1• .1.•,• fro.. ll'o• Irak nof. who will wake • . la. lessee 1.. r phirokrugg end encliller the tutell. 11. r F.. it Tru•illo aro •.$1•1 4. it Large, Onsrltittlirrato, . ,I, 1..,,0, o, lb • 1...... t .511..4 Notioti•An..law• bete ....••• ' ••••I. L. 1.4 totiitolly In •Li loran. 11 . ..:h., • • t ••• ...t .t cletiaLuil...L ....newt le taken by •uy• forc e ' e • 1 0.c..:1it ..g.‘iieg hon. 11...i.1ea, the existing • .4 I.uarge4.• sy eupopuLlt, elide ha.rival, . . ...ef,:tl.l, Walk.-: Its. espootwel. I. tverywhere , ... • .tli the peorl... Int. I 'Alen. w••• ou the Pacific ahk of the • , 00n.., where he was reel to Le eVerref!reire .• • ii,al by th e 1a../k. Ile Se • Native .1 the • • . I ialle•rel to be .4 were I 'w.teleu 14..1. .. t• e.tlier a half lowal or full•lW.•led liali.n. t . r• , - : • Atl'.o of britig eery iguor.ei.t .44 I.rutal, and ••• .:.• .1 1.,. lorrnert thohtuation over the country .• 4. •11,. 41• raid ► before, Wake' au.' 1'.1...6.., • • • ••( the lilwral 'arty, i • rf.ctly .• :mkt -Lie lan! a. t.i e...:1i other. 111. oujploard that the • l aw of o the.- A• wan aa be shall kite wausowl hi. low .U..%V...1ker, lees tug a gars .you f. •r the fuel. will •• • .1 t ...eh f•nets a. he may have suiaed for the iii• I .I•••.as iii the uswoutirisr, will 'iamb Una way to. • ....uch for , es so he mole renal...lnk It is be - •1 .. •ius, .4 ite , tlll7 Will 1.. ro1101,1114(11.1, Who'll ' • :, • • Nosseat will I. wstaLli•lie.l • reprearoting loth ' • • . •••••-raas• and I 'estwil Moorhen fore... -, t o behaved, will he able to make I,ut . " -••••• • h. the coaii•me.l f0rt...4 the two general*. ..- • 5.,. ••••••1 the went...ewe .4 the rweetionary • .. ...... 11 .. I• and "User *take of Central America, ,• ... , f,. to Iry *NU to whit exteet and ellkiency On •• •••.. 1.• giro. At the rine tone, however, it 6 t ,Se .:.-r eau ...net own the svioputhy and awls. ' ' toe Isoer.l party elf all the auto pa .. -iu rti• •- wanly a full 16t 14 Walker'. inen. Many of .• II kw.wo. Ica thin vitt', awl kore I..forr abatis.- ..lowly., I.iplry 111•Cker'. 14.11..“ 111 Nl , 3llllgllal. !Nonce...fly neatened for their vuluable oe-r -h • learnt tease .. tnieend Reviler, of Alalatna, I\ li It will liC glad to hear of I.i. suers-se. Ihijor o • • osu, awl 11a)or Lsotau, .4 New I Prima., aro • ..rly tientiouod. ~ V. .slur host the good fortune al.. to Done • - ••il, stilt the forts, of a 61,:c nuitilao of 'null - ....tiiidel..ll.• 111141•iit v of st iiiiii united.. prtr• 11 • .14,1 'totes. He •Iss f.rutal therein, aa I.•fore I • ...bar./ 11 1 11. of Clention. Which Were brill; - ••••1 everything pot In the beat powilole .:ors ways I•ejaz Iprodeglit in firm ill a r awl :Lod thin- war no cfnillt of to hake trowl ha. inornori.,ll of the town • • 11. fu n m o t tont .. nrot row« tr.* expelli• • • L... whin our into/moat 1.-ft, all hu react., were to ow. tor...r.t.tis •rs. Finn Al .11:1.? -Tba arknooper J. A. .1 for Ituntaa, wan :ill herr, for I , :euer.tl Iror.lr. fn.in Itoatati • 014 tire 17th look, " • ',••••• .1%a... to Ow la. Wrilloer Was furtity• • It a.. trintrt.-.1 1b.., I:unnlx.la would attack • to- S ll,e 1:41. inst. Thin ball krantly •• •11.. vitro in pest wun.ber. I; • . 11r • &Lir V.At W.tiker had raise.' the tt 01 ".s.r. mateittisititA th . .4 All r.. bl thr i. Itl , Via. H.. 0. • _!. rw . t..tv eigtr. mad Cut.. Hirt . THE sTCPNEY .:11*RPER. :04•5 I\.p 1T111,4 ItAY.) ••Irt . 0.1141111 114,1 It. u. y tdirn iota the death .1 ~..t 0.111 It ormag et tl.e 11.41W18Y I . IPUt I .%:r Illint; ;so .5 ~oncrime..] thatis the • .5.. )11.11' •. 1u .11.1 ant prop...se to pr. 0.... ent. to-p. 4. Ile had reoritol, • .00.. sw. stsoa is •0 its.. s..eretart• .4 Mats tut I. I ..1..,.•et, pee. that 3fittlfes• ohnohi h. ..ss •%. 0,1.1 1..• 11.1. llserefure, &dram dos t• r f s b. ..sos 'is , . I it ue..mry fur the mit • t ts.. room.. •toosl.l le• peostrot. t• •. ....1.111.4'11 t. NI I. is.:. IN DI WA IV4tIo I ..,• .orusu A L 114 WAS wis., Sy kr., ••. I•dw1 it %1P...114111a 1.44 hour sou b 00.14. .14. I . ~.•ivau. a 14.111.111141114.34 by 1 k • A 1N.., I. .4 .4 It. tn.+. The • '• •• •n Awl th.• uttfortoniete 0 , .. hut ow OP A• • . rat 14 A 1....1U Al • • ...I for, it le th..t • ..1•1.11.1. tlor 1....a1i"0 .4 th.. &Aroma oho• r pa, I Ilr .4 t:4 trw. app.:a+ to ' •• •• • t. . 11.1 1m cotolition • ••ti wee! ti.. t we • aheourker. " • I •• P. Pol IMP; 24101'7111 WINTER!, I I I Tbi• t..../eiee the hely eta reme k.ulway wee tbeWisible • • 'I-. • • -.01. Ile maenad the ••. .LAO 4 Lel 1.. a ki led by Gee et the • • •:. I. .ng , 11.,t he either emederel by ,fear .Utk, ur woe la • Wee d THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1869. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (Tills DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holrorl.) flu Hooo4lll' at fur the first time since We vacation. •HE BOWL This was an application fur certificate by Charles Frank Boyce, devciihed as a livery stAhle.keeper, .1 Epsom, and an innkeeper .Lt Melton Moo bray, hut well•Lnown jockc) at steeplechases. The baLutce-shect, prepared by Messrs. Paul and Turner, begins In Jsnuary, MO, with a surplus of and em braces a parial sitte,u months ; the profit sod legacy duty received had amounted to 21):1/. ; expenses, 1,459!. ; laenes, 197 f. The ilel,ts secured and unsecured are Ybif. ; seta, I2J. linitlater attended for the 1114,i,Tet, and did not oppose the bankrupt receiving his certificate. It was • small slue and he was not exactly aware of the circuno stances under which the bankrupt came to this court. (A lau h• 1 However, to, doubt his H.mour would adopt the rule of Mr. rorrinuretoner Evans, to whose court the ease belonged, and &Mani class certificate. A nertuseate of the see , and !lama was granted. RE BMW°. The benkrupt, William Pound, IVY 2 CORI and seed mer chant of Poole. This was the certificate 'meeting. The ba lanceYhett by Messrs. Hart exhibits debts 4,353/. ; reacts, 2,001.11: The protita were 3,157/., to which must be added a surplus in February, ?7.1/. The expenditure amounted to 15,000/.; and Iows, P,MW. The liabilities, 3,174., are chiefly un hills with the Wilts and Dorset Banking Company, end include au isceeptanue of haokrupt to the draft of Vi ilium Bound, sen., foe 2:0I. for which he received no con. selermtiou. MI. Litsrun.s..upported. There was no oppositioo, and the property had reidisod beyond the arnoant set down in the babinee.sheet. The hours arose entirely from the barkrupt, through di health, hlying been Doable to attend to hi. litimposs. The bankrupt ha I become lisilde fur his lath. rto the brink, and the amount of his lialolity had hero reduced be periodical payment., until it now stood at 2501. The fatherin•law of the bankrupt 'rasa creditor for 1,015/., atd the aftigusses for ld PM., and they did not wi•h to utferaity uppysituou to the bankrupt receiv.ng a first claw certificate. The Cminue‘sioner remarked that it +teemed to be a ease o f I'., and misfortune and havin; regard to the property given up, haukrupt was certaaily eutitlol to a first-chis eenitteat, Certthode accordingly, - HE PEARCE. Th. halikrupt, John P. ,ro., who was a wool's:a draper of lIS. H , Jleeu•hdl, came up the question of rercihoite. The balar•ce sheet by Mr. Edmund Harding shows that in IKIO, the b*ukrupt paaessed a surplus of 24U. The subsequent trsding for two years resulted in a prvaia of 402/., wa. viore thsu absorbed. by trade .‘persdite.re. ; household, erlaW. ; and losses, debts arc- .t.stsal :it 7.,P.P4/., and **cured, Gltlf. ; assets, about 2. 1 1011 , . awl with ere4itors 9101. Mr. Bagley appeared v. oppose on behalf of the assignees and several wholesale inn, who had given notice of oppo. The bankrupt wadi not in attendance, awl the CARA' wee ordered to be struck out iif the Lat. It wa, directol that if he made •ny further applicatiou to the court suite, should he seven to the aeinu The emowiumice of I .6ukrupt not appearing that he will have to lay mpou LAM free for bottling a tertaticate meeting. BHAill LlitTB.-THIS DAY. Two olhooz. The railway share market to-day is extremely inactive, and prices in nearly every instance are quoted the snore as on Saturday after noon. Caledonian stock has declined 4 per cent. Present quotations are as follows:—Loudon and North Western stock, IS to ; Great Western, 727, to 731 ; Midland, to . 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1121 to ; edoman, 914 to 92, ex ; South Eastern, 86} to 87 ; Eastern Counties, to 544 ; and Great Northern, 115 to 116. Lombardo-Vemetian Railway shares have re covered to 14 to 14 die. Great Western of Canada remain flat. The Indian lines remain without alteration. CMICIFAXT US AID NM' Ski N I RAILWAY& I atilants , I WIG to4lll g Sol pm. Si all M Ili IM O NO NI 111 NI zd 4 of Sal 41 id 40 4S 1:0 79 SI il 22 4 Xi 2,1 lel 107 sal 1111 lid 1111 120 121 US 112 114 0 734 0 16 111 111 430 61 110_ 11l -- i8 — io) 1 100; filli 82j 101 11 46 •O 3 3 2 nei in icu 10.3 66 67 Si Sidia SI 66 9d/ 94 I/ um dim :9 61 I• 1 1.4 ld 3/ dim 114 116 74} 341 64 90 49 61 14 , 1 6 7 41 63 804 87 78 BO 0 8 3 :1 se 0* Idisl R. ft N II 10 11 le 11 dial MAY!: Caledonian, £lO Coruna:, 6 pet cent. Dun. Perslo Ante. Juo., East Anglian. A, 5 p. Lk.. I Do. .1. Coon. Zs., 6p.ct...Ne11 - DT; Ne. 76 44 et. "Z. 71 E mteni l to Ci l lasip .nic4 C . 4 411 P. p. 4. 01. 1 n.„Pan.11,14u0.,‘. p.a. lireot Northoio, b y. et. Do.6e.red.st 10 p.clpa. W. ie per clout Do.sp.c.red.at p.e.pm GLY eeotlawl, let Pr& t 3 t.M444. , .11444444114.44 Do. rodoto2. 44 p. coot Du. rodoson. 4 p. moot Du. Unarm.. 4 p. ca. D0.51,....t.ra1,0u Prot Do. blow. 1 . . rf. ,h.doe Dr C.boolcifi.4ll.4p.e Do. du. do. sp. e. Du. Dim. • . ya. Stuck Do. 03374. Ito. Thare Du. 4u. Do. do. 11., Lane.* lock p.c.Bt Lost II right .6 p.c. Ow et Vo. I Du. sp. c. do. NO.! Du. p.c.. du. Do. sit e. lie. • Do. 4 p.c. 4a. Do. p. opt Loh. A 0... Do. ?p.c. het.Atuck. Do. Op. e. do. k% . RAC. P. • Do.4p. o. ht. tdlv. dot. Ulf Geet l66s G4olikeoe kW Doter tif.OorAlt uo.sp.e. La& W.7p.c.Bt.late pill toodundrryk la. d t th Ifau. Wart W. Luc. Op. et. Do. dal Do. if per dent Do.rodea suable e poet. IN4dot Coue.flp.e. Stock Do.Cooa. hr.& 8.0p.c. Do. el p.a. Pref. Stock Do Letk LI tehl o 4 p.c. Norfolk bp. Es. Stock North Bratsk • par oeut Do. New Oda. 5 p. et. Du.kon ler UltiOla 'us N. —Berw. I p.e.Prt I Do. _ do._ do Do. Les!lsA ket. No. Da 11Ait North Statforoahlre.... Scott Ish list. Now Peet. f100t.N.1174 pet. PreLot Do. Aber. gu.e p.c.... Do. 7 p. et. Prof. !Stock IDevon Fated ♦p. e. 6. flea (Mot& On. A 1.0.0 100 1W I u, Du dep sr 47161 --- ' DO. IDA 44 gor coml. it 4 Woks dip. coot Do 44 pa• coat YurtaLtr• p. c. goo Do. do. !Moo do. Cdp.o. W a Do. iorll(4lk4saylly.e. 11.. do. tad do. Do. !Coop. S p. et. not. Do.4u.gorp. 6 p.ct. W. 74 101 U. ad zd 11i 107 110 100 113 15 - M 70 id no 111 106 N 101 11. 91 VO 92 101 153 171 1u* 1 10: 75 0.: 77 10 21 10 10 1.2 161 177 179 114 118 110 118 116 140 114 114 104 104 1112 116 hi h$ .a Is 90 01i lit 11. li2 Int lit IS Ite 12S i iPs 101 /1 i !.r IP 141 10l 103 it 11‘ 112 114 110 ill 1 01 clial i ells i poi VI 24 121 124 131 13d iv} 11 23 34 Rd 122 124 181 124 VI 22 100 102 $3 26 TT 211 tw 411 w 1/01 It al 12 9 1 10 6 lia lig r)iaas ZAILWATL f Piing prism. ...Z 1 Ili psi 21 N se s EL . 4 . 5j.114 sii I 4 71 gi liof 34 33 si t sP ..$ ..1 21 dial 14 10 6f 6 Sl 2 pi f 4 d l ' 11 ls IV 20 stt - 14 IX4 73 I 21 112 i i 67 no 41420 100} i I 100 2- 11 127 CT d2j } 42 Sbi - • _ .... 10.11 110 100 100 100 100 100 10,000 10 MOW ,000 4000 10,000 20,000 1 AID AIM 11,000 WWI 80,000 #6,000 1 WAD 4445, BEMS!' tao.wAra INMatto apt. lles . t Dozd 1a.r! . 7. lffalotlak•HurealL Byt. 2 llriat,.4oeliTia L:1 1 : ."6 145.11. 1.7 11 2 . Do. Dili lOUS, ditto Do. l aw 1, , 1574. ditto Waage Is Baoisra Cops TADookdp.ogoo 00. =or soot Law' DM Indka D D latoodon 11. Ds. Jalindporo Do. 4 p. onDebri Do. • in el do. Do. do. do. WU- Ololosi a Molboorro Druid Trunk of lino& Do. 0 pre ct. Prof. Do.nonPrul.na ssi Les Do. 6 pre d. Do. 7 per on ISM. Do. do. um Indian Th..,. Da ilow et h. of trz . ll al 04.1W00t Do. New Ida, Da do. 1121 1. 4111 Do. do. 7$ Do.liep.ot.Dda U litadras Goat. 4. par et. Do. do. I clit. Do. 41 per ct. Do. 4th UNDO. do. llelb.Corp.dp. ct. Bonds N. Bnulawick & C•nada clam • cap. oh. Do. do. Lad do 10. Do. do. Lod do lade (Limited) Dotal e . f i g: i ll Unitd, p ti e i a" 7 TS U TS TS TO TS 0 Ms a pm 10 olls 121 dl. 1100 0 p.r Lees par 990 101 102 iWs iPm 1.100300 01 11. 1 dt. 12 71 dl• N iii St 11 di li I I li 21 '1 • m.i I I . 4 r i ! aPd.U• ea. 2&nk • I Zia; ITL - stit • bank at = is liaak of Bank of Tuft, British IL sidras Chart. lash Australia, sad Mae . Otrtrd. Mare. of WM. Lon., and Mika Oty Coin. of Canal Com. of London Nng. Scot.& Aual.Ctiartd 0. Bank of SwitearlaaL Lou. Ch. Bulk of Mutat Landon and County Loudon Joint Stock - South African Lou. and Westminster Nat. Pros. of lOW Do. New . - National Bank New South Wake Oriental Bank Coopers Ottoman Bank rnoluclal of Ireland Do. New South Muteslia !"n!on of Australia ILICDATII ills Ile 6t f 10{ k 111 112 111 111 102 102} 106 e 100 2 90 100 99 100 lo7i Joe; lob ilo inn Ito p.n. 7 5 8• • 19) 114 0 10 if li 41. - 10212 - 90; 1 1091 - 10 In 10 1 n U U IT 0 U ft ioTioTi _ so 20 It 141 lbi De 92 1 01 d►. lel 1.7 e U. U. 'Unity Mutual No. I Bh, 1 Cog/wars I Pal I 13. *ova. I asks io,ooo l le 2S lAiglaY43claia MDM all 14 1.1 -- 110,000 Australian Agrlad 111 61 2111 360 11331 Atlantic, Tel. (Lba.) all - - - 47,000 , 10 Berlin Waterworks sll li SI - .... ire Brit. Amnion lead 6O Ili U - 6.0001 60 grit &Cask Mg Tel 11 all M 17 e• haul 20 Do. I T par o. la 111112 all 16 11 11,71/1 20 Do. 0 0 000 0 1 C.mada land all U 4 U 7 -• 11,0001 10 Channel Islands TeL (V all - - 360,000 81 Cop.Mg.olEn6.&Binelt all - - - 16,000 16 Do. Prat 74 per cent. all MI 164 1,002623 lit. Cravat! Palsee - IGo,OIO M. Do. ?refermice 25.1.01.41 lit. Do. op. ct. Peep. Deb lOO 1108 108 - 700.000 Bt. Mactric Telegraph - 7.140 23 Do. Paw - 70,000 6 Mg. and Aust. Cop. - all 14 111 - 10,000 16 Oen. Steam Navbrallan 10 -•-• - 330,000 1 Great Ship !Lilted) . all 4 ells - 100,000 1 1t.,. 174 tier cent. Pref. a a 4 11,000 6 Lon, District TeL (4)- 24 - 1 - dis -. 60,000 20 Loudon Diecow i t (I.) 100,000 4 I Lou. Gen. Omnibus Co all 1.1 II - 60,000 10 Madras !reign. it Caul 1 1 21 pm 31 30,000 10 Mediterranmoßlee.Tel. an .- - - 11000 10 Mediter. Ka. TeL (Um) all 3 4 - p,l/0p 93 National Discount 00 II 14 11 Us 1 4 0,000 20 NerbudiLiCual&lrua(L) II I 1 ills - 11.110 10 Netherlands Land a . - all - 60,000 6 Do. Bp. c., lc all 610. all I 1 -. I,r-4 100 N. Bruns. &N. Scot./6 1111 - - - 108,676 IN. Brit. Anstralaidaa si 1 . 1 - 60,000 1 Oriental Gas - 60,000 oou 1 Do. "New abates' Us. 4 pm. - 10,00 u 10 Orlett In. Mtn. (lka.)A I - - - 10,000 10 1)0. do. B I - -- -. 000,060 Bt. Peel River Land & Ma. 1011 67 AO 47 10,000 60 Penis. and Wien. Masai all 74 76 741+ 20,0110 SO Lai. New - 60,000 SO Red Bea et lad. TeL 44 p e. for Su ye. by Br. Gm. all 174 181 - 10,000 60 thymney Iron 1 all 18 10 - 10,000 11 Iris. New 1 all a 0a -. 18,000 100 Royal Will Pte.= 6000 et. atom sit A wt. (ameba 100 US 120 14,204 16 month Australian lead all Mil 64 83j 76,000 1 Submarine Tel &alp - all I a Ed -. 711,000 1 Do. do. itsgistared Ai 4ad - 60.u44 10 Trist & La. Co. Up. Ors I - - - 10.00, 100 Vas Ulerbsulasad 164 111 ri - MONEY .IflirtkET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. Very little business is going forward in the Stock Exchange. Prices of nearly all kinds of securities are quoted the same as on Saturday. The funds remain without the slightest variation. No effect has been produced by the news of the attempt upon . the life of the Emperor of the French. The only feature of the slightest interest is an improvement in Mexican bonds and Lombardo-Venetian Rail way shares. The usual telegrams from the Paris bourse have not yet arrived. Consols are officially marked 931 to I for money, and 931 for the amount. The present quotations are 93} to 1 for cash, and 931 to for the 11th October. The official business report is as follows :—lndia Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 96 ; Exchequer Bills, ls. to 4s. prem. There has been hardly a transaction in any class of foreign bonds, except Mexican, which have again advanced, and have been dealt in as high as 224. Other descriptions are nominally un altered. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 731 to 74, and that of 1858, 574 to 2, Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Ceuta, 044 (exchange 128.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 22i, 21i, 221, 22 ; Sardinian Five per Ceuta., for account, 83. The half-yearly dividends are announced on Chilien Six and Three per Cents., the Brazilian Five per Cent.. Loans, Danish Three per Cents., and Peruvian Three per Cents. Details are at the same time published relative to the Cbilian Sinking Fund. The numbers are also notified of 504 Angle- Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, repre senting a total of 130,000/., which have been pur chased this month for redemption. The sum ap plicable to the purpose was 129,9371., including 25,937/., the amount of accumulated interest of previous redemptions. There were again no bullion opersctions at the Bank on Saturday. The Maidstone and Blue Jacket have arrived from Melbourne with 320,0001. in gold, awl the Arabia from Burton with 17,0001., making the total imports of the week 343,0001. The Seine will take to-day only 2,120/. in specie for the West Indies. The Coventry Cotton Spinning and Weaving Company (Limited) is announced, under respect able a.ispices, with a capital of 250,0001., in 25,000 shares of 10/. each. In explanation of the object of this undertaking, it is mentioned that there are at present nearly 20,000 unemployed operatives in Coventry and its neighbourhood, who have hitherto been engaged in the silk trade, but have been thrown out of work. It is pointed out that their experience has admirably adapted them to the manufacture of cotton. A suitable fire-proof mill is to be immediately rented ; a practical manager has been engaged ; and arrangements have been made for the erection of new factories and the supply of machinery. The shares are quoted ato prem. The directors of the lonian Bank have declared a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. The directors of the Bank of Australasia notify that a half-yearly dividend of 245. per share, and also a bonus of 26a. per share, being together at the rate of 126 per oent. per annum, will be pay able on the ltith of October. The dividend on the preference and original stock of the Great North of Scotland Railway Company is officially announced at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, against 5 at the correspond mg period of last year. The third and final Cal of U. is to be paid on the shares in the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Naviga tion Company by the 10th October. A mooting of the Calcutta anti Burmah Steam Navigation Company (Limited) is mile," for the 26th instant, to declare a dividend, and will be made special, to con fi rm the resolut ion passed at the meeting on the 24th of July. An extritonlinary meeting of the Loudon Print ing said l'ublishing Company (Limited) is called for the 28th inst., to declare a half-yearly dividend. The following is au interesting extract of a pri vate letter, dated Shanghai, July 16: Since l last wrote to you I have been among the rebels, up in the silk district& ; they appear well dispmed towards foreigners, but the havoc they make in the manitry through which they pass, and the hatred of the people towards them, interfere frightfully with trade. I was inside one of the cities they have taken. You never rw such a sight in your life : bcusea turned inside out, half the place en fire, aud the river and lakes adjacent literally sown with dead men. I don't care for another fortnight suth as I spent up there in • hurry, what with the stench, musquitoes, and a variety of o th er dingrecables. They talked of getting the whole of the silk district into their heeds, and thou con ing down here, but from what I hear they have of late received somewhat of a check, as I hear they have loot a sit called Bung Kiang. about 40 miles from this, which they had lately taken. I passed it • day or two after they had got it, and it was burning hard; they appear to fire every piece they get, and the amount of damage they commit and misery they cause must be seen to be believed. I will give you an idea. I went from the rebel city called Ping Bong to a place called Nannum, a distance of SUM 20 miles ; for the first 15 our only companions, or, rather, the only things we saw were dead men, halfatarved dogs fighting eyer their horrid meal, tho remains of three or four villages or small towns burnt to the ground, and about three or four misemblelooking wretches who would peer out of the ruins at ea parsing, lookiug more like will beasts than men. Dunes the whole of this distance we did not see a mei° creature you could call u human being ; at last we got into a place that had not been molested, close to where we sere going. We first sew shout half a dozen country, the people, who, when they caught sight of us, took to their heels toe hard as they could go ; however, as we proceeded the iauple appeared to gain confidence, and we arrived at our defines. tom safe and sound. Two of us went to the part just de scribed in a small heat—four men and a 'errant. The Chinese are horrible cowards to travel with ; on the aligleteat appearance of danger they become panilyweil with fear, and it is with the greatest difficulty they can be got to move. I had • case the other day in the country with • boatman ; he stopped the craft we were iu because he saw a at of flags, soul declared they were rebels. I conbl not get him to move so I bad to shove the boat along myself, and, patting hint on the hack like a groat chill. told him not to be shall Well, IMR lack here all right ; and although there is no danger in going into the country, so far as one's Life is couoenied, the discomforts one has to contend with are quite sufficient to deter you from making frequent trips of this kind. With reference to the Indian native debt, and its aiatribution,the Money Market Rerieir, of &startlay, haus the following : We gather from the last edvires from India that, at the request of the Beng.d Chamber of Commerce, the govern ment have furnished a statement of the amount of govern ment loans outstanding on the :Slit of July, 1860, with the rate of interest accruing to each. At 31 per cent. Rs. 8,68,200 was borrowed in 1833-54 ; at 4 per cent., between 1824 and 1855, the amount obtained was Rs. 30,17,31,781 (30,173,00(1. sterling); at 43 percent, in 1867, Rs. 37,30300 (373,0001.) ; at it per cant., in 1054-66, The total am f1a.206.13,700 (2,3d1 000/4; and in 18W-57. Re. 13,73,58A/A (15,736,0000 The 51447 r cent. loan of 1659-60 amounts to Rs. 10,63,01 ,1 00 (10. 0000 ount loans is tints found to be Hs. 61,99, 28,781 (61,992,0(X9.), of which Rs. 7,34,67.300 (7,216,9011.) has been entered for interest payable in England, leaving Rs. 54,84,61,581(54,646,0001.) still in the hands of the Indian public. BATUIPAT ZVIIIMIG. The share markets were dull. The principal movement WAR in the shares of the Great Wrnteru Railway Company of Canada, which fell 7s. Bd., upon the annonneement that them is no dividend for the proprietors. The cleiniuid for money, at the Bank and else where, was niodernte. (r o od bills were readily dis counted at 33 per oeut., or in some instances a fray tion lower. Consols, which closed yeetenlay at on to # for the llth Oct., opened and closed to-day at tho same quotation. For money the last prim was 93,1 to The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93i, ; ditto for account (Oct. 11), 93} ; India Five per Cent Stock, 1839, 103 e, ; ditto Bonds, 9s, dia. Indian government securities remain without change. Thu Indian Five por Cent, stock of 1859 was quoted 103 j to dl, and xchequer Bills, Is. to da. prem. The foreign stook market was very inactive, hut steady in prior. Mexican Bonds have risen to to;, in consequence of the publication of telegrams from America stating that Miramon has been totally routed. The Turkish Loan of 1868 loft off rather higher than yesterday, at an to /, whilst that of 1864 remains quotod 74 t o 74. S pan i s h B on d s were firmer. There was no alteration worthy of notice to-day in the market for bank, laud, ateatn, or miscella neous shares. The new dart* of the Midland Railway Com pany were quoted to-day 1# to prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :--Ooesu Marine Insurance, l 15-16 to 2 1-16 prom. ; Thames and Mert.ey Ma rine, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insu rance, 3-16 to 3-16 pram ; London and Provincial Marine, it to dia. ; kiellivara, par ; East India Irrigation, ! di.. to par. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. A moderate amount of busines; 111..;b:1;11Zne to-day in the mining market. Prices generally are steady, except as reganls Stray Park shares, which remain dull and have beau dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 59 and 58. East Wheal Ruszcll are marked 11 ; and Hing ston Downs, 3/. The other transaction* have been chiefly in shims in Great Wheal Alfred, Alfred Consols, North Downs, East Basset, Wheal Mar garet, and East Tolgns. There are inquiries for Cobre Copper and Great Northern Copper (South Australia) share.: the former have Ineti dealt iu at 441, and the !atter at i dis. The half-yearly meeting of the Linares Lead Mining Company is called for the 27th inst. The directors have declared a dividend of 6s. &L per share. At Bortundle !dine meeting, on the 14th inst., the ac counts showed a delnt balance of 1,1771. 19s. 10.1. A call of 10s. per share nude. Okel Tor Mine, ou the 9th inst., matte a call of '2s. exL per share Spasm Moor Mine, on the Bth inst., declared a .L;idend of V. per *haze (-tty.) Huckworthy Ltidgu Mine, on the 10th inst., made a call of la &L per Ni ANITH. The bankrupt, T. J. to W , was • tailor, of Luton. This tr.e. the howe of ae.oneree. The en litonne.ry stutruitut of Me.rs. and Wilson slums debts Letwetti .s/or. &L A tcji. laut. ...tigures were ..eiona.el. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (6318 DAY.) The September stocion of the Ceatral Criminal Court was opencil thus morning before iiir R. W. Cooke. the 12.41100.0 :10110,03, .klilermen rkr J. Duke, Sir F. G. MOUS, awl lAwreacc , the .herifts. underoiheriffe, ae. The calendar cont.iiim the names of 107 locomen. The Cornmon 4 4e16. ant , in wklrearring the grand Parr. earl there 1100 a considerable number of prieonen for trial, but be was happy to inform then. that the calendar ihd tot contain any dame of wilful murder, aadalthoulla there were two charges id lit.iuslauglat. - , they ern 1..4 .4 a heist.. character, 000 being the reault of a .'numutnr lirtyreen the prisoner and the dousay.l, and the other from alliged negligence by the driver of a can. There were two charge. of the iacluction of ring girls,use heio„ under II and the other under 1... and otrl ouoitioe for their consideration would whether the children were taken without the consent of their parentc, and if that fact was mitabliched it would be the duty id the graml jury to return a true hill. Th e 'corned lodge then referred to one .or two other cawa in the calendar, and owe hided by &minima% the grand jury to theperfornmsoeof their • A r o.ll PIMAK CUIO,IO/0 WIIA called upon hi+ roroipiiioniee to appeir utel take hui trial for unlawfully obtalioug goods by fidoe pretences. Te i!efeniLtst del nut aniiiwer, wet it wail 'bated that he hailb , ft the eituntts. Th•• reteguiAnnee. iif the ilefunilaat nal his bu'' were uptown! to ho 'street.! THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) 11.1NMION•HOI A wellalreseeil young loan, who gave the name of Ti•.aur. Norma, was brought before Alderman Carden char;oil with the f.ll•owiu= danng roli&•ry It appeared flout the enelenee of Mr. (lollop, an etri• •er rafts:lig on lawinersa at 149.1fhenpaide, that on Matto . day csmiug, Letwr••u S and 9 O'.•lock, he was stinditz at his duo at the time the /title Volunteers were pandim, with their Ismail, when the prisoner MM.' up to hint, Looked hint hard in the fare, anil Ii liter rely anatcheil Lu from los pocket. fie thee aim icsl it away from the chain awl rot MI, witneaa followed him, and he wait stopped and hr•nrgl,t look. The watch was not found. It wirii a rile• rare aol worth 31. 10,. From the• evidence of other waverer; it RPrefl red that the priaincr, while running, wine !wen to throw !something away that :imbed se hit., and which in all prolethilitv we. the watch, Lot it trio oot recovered, and it is imppueed that it WA, up Ly vow one in the crow d . Th.. tirtstaar declined to make any answer to the charge. nor f:. I 'ardvn it W.Ol a most daring rubbery, and he committed tile prisoner Gr fsfewgate fee to aL - - OrTNA..I: ot: . • A RELIEVING orfletß. Irarermr, a thick-w 3 tenviou,looking man, 4.9- seribe.l as ■ !shouter, was ehargell 4fore Mr. KIP", With violently aarsulting Mr. (I).trlrs rulieving officer .4 lieti.nol.green. ry rt:rieate having been read (nen a surgeon named Webb, .t.ttiurg that Mr. Cbrintre hell rweeived injuries in the ri.vd, whereby hi, life wt. in %Linger, Mr. Ifeenad. a aolieiwr, who attended to wanprni the envn. plaint. mentioned that in conaeTienre of aniatim:dion moan by ha woriihip. ILL Ciitistw, rtatiuday afternoon, went to e.,e know cif Om defv.alatit, where he had to he here a perms named Lecompt lodged; the purpose .f his %lid 'sato make iialuiries relative to alleved deritite. 'iota. I hofetoiont .;00000l .t th"bi,r, sal d«ni.vl that Let... 11114 lIV fld them, :0n assertion shire believed to be nerrevt. and whets tile f Livin g oollicer !waste.' upon oldie. fyinv isionvelf .4 tie hoo as sotroork by oloofeotoolont so heavily in the cheat tiud th•• rib% were eenseivrvd to ba (metered. Mr..l.nie. Tyner* RIM that he wan panning defendant's h uts• el tae tau. in .pse..tlon, nod wito.aw•l the amwitlt. Mr. .I.ricie fell fogo the vi..l.•uee to which he ..11,:e.gol, and flu after...to!. e.i.veve.l to hi. re.4.1e 40 ... m r isri.tie, jun.. 4.1 th.t he host gi%en the defendant, into eu..t.xlv, hie f.lliei, will was in a very biel stet., lining unill4n ludo no. la fendwt 010..1a40,1 that too roluhl bring forwaril witneaaat w h„ w o uhl porire that he wa. .truck nr.t by Mr. I 'lsnatie. Mr. Kant uhearir-1 that tn.,' w„utol I.• an "ploortuuity f.tr hio.looing .u, a. th.. 1 . 1%.1 was .4 .0 114,114.4./4 clia.acter as to rrilolim a rensaial. itenhatolord asx.oni:agly. I.ASIREPH. A DPW 13./VAEY. This marniog. oo :%1 r. Elliott t.iiti;nr — his seat MI thehenrh, • per, whose mune 41 not transpire applied to him for hi+..hire 44 to how he 06.0,1 w- we ed to recover the pries of a oloake. he hail lost thro.igit the negligi-nee of the loin. both Waterworks Company. Th a sposant sail that while he was driving hi. ilonkey along the gileet one 44 its huel leg.. dropped into a water. eugawl miappsil it in two so that h e was ohitgoed wind for a kna.ker and have it killed. Oh leaking iwp.iries h. , found that aa wake hail been framed Ire the lairniheth vestry that these phis hoka sh.oild ha kept properly wawa& and r the company had neglected to 4. so ho wished to know from his worship bow he .4 iukl proosoil to r•. over the priced kin &skew? r. Hie 41—Ilave you uvula au applicatio• to the Witte Company f or coolipesiostioo Apt . 'head—Yes. sir, 1 ay& I at the coulaloY's aloe, but the, only lyirrheil at sea, awl maid nay dookoy w.rot priny•rly shial or his leg wouldn't have rimmed la. lout I teem to the slaughter hostas and got the hoot of the &pokey, to .bow that it sow properly Yhist. The pharhorie thryw in,4 and n half ...rosy, sod quite big enough to adroit the lin of a tr..' salad 1" 41 Y• Mr. l ' ls.gt w, i don't know I can mesh! you, but will lota over the met ri parliament and we if I am. In the WeaLtinto. I 01.111.1.1.1Vi5u WI to make another oppLioatioo to the secretary of the economy "a the yulijert. The applinuot thookod him wor.hip and ...id ho mho uLI act 41111 hie advice. M D. Co ,, inhouni, now rolluctor of Ctuitoms fleatbsenvtoo, a app...nte.l collector at HuU, and is arodwd at ott'Llati.toe by W. 811116113011 e, from tbe putt d COLONIAL CO, taa.Gov. 6 p.oJoa.l6Jai Do. 6 per cont., 1881 Do. 6per coat. 11168 Do 6 por coat, 1861 pot ot. Polt.E.Atta Do. 6por ot. Mar.ellop. Do. 6 perm& Dada. &rip. Now linuraw.Gov.6 p.et. N. B.Watattiv. 6p. a 1866 Do. 6 p. 0,1871 to 1876 Do. f go a. 186 f Nova Soft 6 p. bola votioioa. 1876 Aait. Gov.' p. o. Soo& Vlc.Gv.6p a J oat July Do. do. p. 4. Apr.l 006. JOINT ITOCK PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. LtraarooL Mary 10.—Birkenhead, 76 761-41edoulan Steek 0I I' es div. —Eastern t'ountios, 101 11 —Great Northern Mork. 115 116 —Great Westerns, 7% 711 —lmmashim and Yorkshire, 1121 1121—London and North We *ern, 1001 1- 11,1,101.1er, Sheffield. and Linoolis, 46 461—Midland Stock, 1244 t 44 ditto. now shares, 11 1 7-16 p.—Nortk 11Mtlab strk. 65 631—North Sthflurdealm, 1111 % d.—North KM$. erti, Itvnrig k, Cdpital Rock. rot—Ditto York Capital Stock, 8.41 —Onto Lewin Stork, 6tl 664-6mith Eastern, 16 1.16 2 , ll—West Midland. iiefonl, 441 481—Dutch Rhenish. 4 81 d. —6 r 0 . 1 1443 . 1330111 1 f, 7116—Grad l'runk of Canada. 7 3-16 7 6-16—Grrat MeMern of outwit, It 11.16 It 13-16-1111.10, new shares. 8 71 d. —Modal* add Lake Huron, 6 61—Great tddp, Ts., as.—Thames and Mersey Marine Cowman", 11316 p. Tim Durham Militia Artillery, under the com mand of Colonel Hall, arrived at Plymouth on Saturday, from (Import, having had a lug and dimpeeable passage round. This regiment, which numbers about MO strong, is to he tuitional iti Mount Wise Barracks, Devouport. They came rowel iu the Magus troop ship, Commander Hen derson, awl the troops having been debarked in Hamoue, the slop left spin for Portsmouth the same evening. LzosL ArroINTMENTS. —The Chief Justice of the Common Pleas has appointed Mr. T. W. Erie, now Registrar of Certidcatea and Affidavits of Acknowledge mute, to be Associate of the Common Pleas, in the room of fdr. John Jervis, deceased. Sir W. Erie has also appointed Mr. W. Morgan Bennett a Master of the Court, in the mom of Mr. John H. Ounoellor, deceased. Arinmitcaniaa' Hatt.—The following gentleman passed his examination in the science sad practice of medicine, and received a certificate to practise, onThurs. day hat : Charles Henry Bennett, College•house, Hammer smith. The following gentlemen also on the same day panel their first examination :—William Reginald Beek, 111, Great Rumelistreet, Bloomsbury ; and Henry Holman, Crudites, Davos. CRYBTAL PALACE.—A grand performance of Mr. Martin's prise gleam and part.sonp wee given on thstunlay, on the great orchestra, by 2,000 performers. Moat of the music was well known, all the pieced were sung in exuellent time, and a vest good audience warmly applauded thserfonnance. THE GRAND STAND RECEIPT' AT DONCASTER. The total mould of mousy taken at the Orand Stand at Doncaster, last week, was 4,2631., being 1,1421. more than 1111/3, 711/, more then in 1664, and 3601. more than in 1667. The success that has Attended the meeting is unpre cedented, and at no former races was en large a sum paid for adnikaies. THE REARING FISHERY ON THE NORTH-EAST COAST. —The herring fishermen of the north east coast have had leisure to reckon up the earnings of the mason dining the last few dare Many of the small foarmen boats have cleared as ninth as Zio/. and 240/. each ; and the Milli:MIMI earnings of this clam of milt, where no serious accident has been sustained, such a. the loss of net., amount to shoat 140/. or 150/. for the seiwon. The bright calm inacm/Ight nights which have lately prevailed in the north of F have been highly unfavourable for the prusecutionit fisheries, and have c..nsequently been unproductive, only • few chaneo haul. having been brought to shore. On tie whole, however, it illong since so profitable a time has been experienced, a result owing num • to the state of other markets for provisions than to the actual pinductivenem of the (tabor* tbennielveo. GIDINAZY RAW AID IMMIX all IiDEL.WoL Wilder Val. ka 100 /11rk.,1••.,41:CkaaJaao El all Black burn ri all BI)th a d Trio n an Baotou. Md.C K. Waal sad &stir IM Oalodoodia MD sa Cork wall sail lead= 10 all Cara IS all De. jA ao dlr. ankle 10 an Do. B p.o.lspaldtoß. 10 an Wins arid BeMat Jut. II all Dand.,Perth, M. 100 lad Anglian Ilk 100 Zootont Gaulle* U. 100 Mateo% Ualoa, Stock A at. 100 Do. Block B N all Loot Sultolk 10 all Ditto ht. 101 Blhaburottan.lolaolow at. WO kdiabro',Porth, 10 all 'forth sad Clyde Jam. 1410 Glasgow & S. Waders 10 all Great North of Scutlaiad St. 100 Great northern 84. 100 Do. • Stock 10.0 Do. B Stook Itas 04 /loath* It ed. (he ) 00 100 Crett Westera 04. 1001 Do.Btourt aLCua.Stk 14. IV6 Lancsablreat Yorkshire 04. 1W Loadou nod Blackwall 04. 100 Lon., Brighton, v. A.Coaat bt. 00 Loadon.Chat hut. ,er Dot 84. 100 Landoll d. NOIIII Warta. 11 all Do. 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W. et b'rsee• Waders of Austria ww . w::' DIEZN -ivecc.i.- COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The barlaneter has Mimi. The new moon set in with foul weight:. .1 good deal of ruin has fulleu since Motu,- day, and there to evidently tench to come. It trust be re membered that we have now approached the period when storms are likely k. pmvuil. To-day the wind is fresh witk squalls front S.S.W. with eve 7 appearance of dirty weather. The supply of the I diht wens of home growu wheat was eery abort ; hurley, beans, c u d peas very limited ; torte a fair quantity ; sad nate and malt au improved quantity, especially by railway curreme. No Scotch or Irish oats during the week. Time foreign arrivals were liberal in the catty part of the week of wheat and oats, but since then barely any have been reported. The wheat from lluaaa, Prussia, and Black Sea; im ley ex tremely little, tar:volt principally from Denmark; oats nearly all Russian, with a few - front Sweden, Pruaela, and Denmark. A sntull supply of flour front France and Spain, but, no American. During the week a few oats have been shipped to France and Belgium. The wheat trade to-day ;Aber ho i+k, and Is. per quarter tearer than this day week fur foreign and ell ; the quality ,d time 110 7J at market is very ..:ruble, and but few pet- el, iu raally good condition enou g h to Cosa. mend that advance. BAILIT is steady, at last week's rates. o.trs are the tutu daarer this morning in the 1,1 settee of fresh arrivals. Bums and PEA, are unchanged. The ?Loch nude La very Niue., and Net:el:a are f,tching 40a. to 41s. FLOATING CARGOES. —A few fresh aro dropping in, is addition, but Out tuna Lindner palming ut late rate.. Wagar.—Engiibit : Ewaex and Kent, white, 445. to 5. 9 4. ; ditto, fine, 60s. to GLI. ; ditto red, 42.. to '525.; ditto, fine, Me. to 58e. ; Norfolk, ke., fine, 68s. to 63n per fir..; Foreign : Itentzle, 62... to 6fai. ; fine, 64a. to fit's. : Kontipberg, to 62.1.; ditto, extra, 61a.; Roetor.k, 62e. to 630. ; A.ter:ieau white, rds. to 625. ; ditto red, 52e. to fide. &MKT. -English malting, --a. to -a; grinding, 295. to Us.; distilling, Xt.. t 03.55. per qr.; foreign grinding, 29ii. to 305.; ditto distilling, 32.. to 335. MALT. -faiglisth, Fasax nod No: r.le. to CO , . ; 6ne, 645. to fair.; Kingston and town mink , 4'l. to GOs.; to7sa; brown, 625. to ii6s. fu.d, 23. 6.1. to 295.6.1 ; potatoe,2ss. 6d. to 2t.. Gil. ; ?lb. 0.1. to 28s. 01 Bicass.-Englinh 404. to 435. ; harrow, 39.. to 47a. ; pigeon, 4tb. to Ms. ; foreign, 36.. to 44.. bodurt, 39a. to 445.; maple, 42.. to 435.: Mr. 395. to 41a.; foreign, 395. to 4:L. Ft.outt.-EuLlisli town, 51a. to 575. ; country. 41a. to 46N. ; households, 44.. to 50s. ; Norforg and bull. lk. 40a. to 41a.; lash, 0 . 4. to 465. nor &auk ; Amoritusi, 275. to 305.; lipinish, 40s. to 46a. AfiltiVAlA INTO DiNDON VllOll SEPT. 10 TO SEP:. 15. Ule•CWilt. WheAt. thu ley. Mtilak . . Z 213 : 4.• gal • 30 4.1r 13 Irlch .. I 17 Romlin . :55SW1 I 74kit I -• • lE. C. Rall 151:1 I 113 1 nao 017 t 116 110 .. ! 75611 1t.,1 Hall 02 I .. . ; 1t34 1614 , .... • • •• I 1 3 1. S. E. lan. 35 75 17 lab I 161 .65 .. I 415 Export':--5=7 yra. wheat, 30W oats, and 151 cwt. dour. Mt& itleao4ll•4o) , , gra 01. 105 80 ie ... 23243 1010 670 1 - r7ir7 . L:JI&Am .. 2017 I NN MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The following public sales are declared for to-morrow e Saysr: LIYI bu.le. West Indira , 9,000 bags Mauritius, 2,000 bags Madras and Heugal. Coffee : 300 ca s ks Planta tion Ceylon. 7:40 eases Ncilgliorry,loo cases from East India. &Negro :.410 St:usu.—This market ham been Wady since Friday, although we are without sales of importance to revolt. COnni..—Quotations remain unaltered. TKA. The large public sales declared for WedneA isy have depresecd this market. /Mit —There Lee been an improves! &mend for this article, acil rather higher prices are I 1 ov ashes:. Hum.-- Depictors, proof at la 101. SALTrcrhe.--Itefitiction 4 sold at 445. Markets generally Lave a 'dimly appearance. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the annexed prices :--t'eterss burg Y.C. ,n tile spot, 525. IL to 525. Gd. ; Oct. to Dec.. 525. :kl. to 52, , . ; Dec., 5.21. DJ. ; Jan. to Muth. de. ; !larch only, 535. lid. TAILTICULABN Of TALLOW i Sim kas halal this day ..Laskn, Delivery week !alto In 111 la Jana ..... Arrival last week 11,011 21,9'24 4,aD3 1,74 24%,4t3 19,9114 3.19:: 3,24'2 44,G1i0s 1.917 t5.,1133 4.8116 1559. 1 2/ Ditto i114/1 14 Jima Trice Y.C. cwt.. Ms day Ditto Town hit Friday Sclit: 46 delivery 1.011 oak*. The arrival laat week cnu•yn..d 4,*.13 mike from et. Fotarsinirg. mud how ether {Jam's. Total. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . The number of bestda is rather smaller than on Monday ; trade is dull at about that day's quotations. There are • few more sheep and the demand W liwited ; coueeque•tly • elekranee cannot he effeet..d, al thongh IQ the average pries are scarcely an good. The lamb season haseloaed. (local ...elves are rs titer dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 1,000 bea.,tr, 5,070 'Meru, and 52 calve* ; Ireland 3.10 beasts and sheq. ; mid 2,11110 beasts from the Northern aud Mitten I Count id Per s4aaso of Olin. s. 4. & J. ! atone !d 6114. a. J. a. 4. Best Soots, fibroids. 4 10 6 I Best Das& 8/furt.horris d 6 ' Mot L0n,a.w0,d5.... 5 0 3 2 Second goal. beast' 3 0 4 0 Do. ito. hltort, Cokes riza be,416614 1f1144.46 b 1 6 i 1,;074,4 - ... . - 16.64te M market. 6.160: Ilmep and Limbs, 16,250 ; Caves. 110: Pip. 410. BOROIJOH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Patteuden and Smith report that accounts:ire still bad, and the duty fluctuates between 40,000/. to :10,000/. ; many think the former will not ha reabsed. Market active for all hue aamplea. A few pockets of new havo arrived, but are an inferior oo anoount of ►aving been piekel full a fortnight before contim; so maturity, that uu one ira disposed to purchase them. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla End Frantweßeate, 19s. ; Nixon's Merthyr, 21s. • Tsuileid Moor, 13s. ; Ilavidson's Hartley, 16.. ; Dastinr; Hartley, 16s. ; Howard% Hartley, 15s. bd.-17 ships at market. The RIISPiall veaqul of war which blow up in the Gulf of Finland the other day wax a clipper of the Imperial Nat y, named the Plasteun, Rll4 heloogiog to the iv machos of Adniirsl New. She had Put returued from the ::orth l'aciflo station, at the mouth of the Amoor laver. The commandant. Captain I)iiiterle, with four ollicem ag.d nbout sixty men, were killed ; hut thirty sailors and fora of the °films awsped. It will be remembered that two ur three years ago a Russian liumof-lettle ship ciddenly heeled over and west down in the Gulf of Elam', with taM men on board. CITY Or LONDON HORPITAL FOR DISEASND or TON CHEST, VNIONIA-PAY[.—The number of patients relieved st thls institution during the LIA week w.ts 913, of which 130 went sew ouss. IT! 4