The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-13 00:00:00

-- tittatitdENCE .. THIS. DAY. MOM Xi. 0011111110111111 S Haas. rrr 1/1 C. s. CLAIULSON. The hmakruplt, erawited as • mensfastm Imaii•street, psi tam bis misttemsts. Mr. Rollins, he due mimes, sailed H. steed* of the smut to the hmt that the bankrupt bad motel asomem dads. bills ia the smut of 6.2301. far Mews. Prmarr sad 0.., of B•Uat. Mr. Ciddley said the bsakrupt had sated is moat hr Pimps awl Os.. sad hod beam grimly Medved by them Thep wen la simile, dolt paw Was illsooestod Mmes. Rolimmitill sod albs Imemat• kris. Titsy sett the leakrapt invokes of roe, sad drew opiia hint for the essaat. bat bed heal to deliver them The bmkrupt mould haws boss Mend but he dime liabilities. Ann a short sunhat's* of the bankrupt, Hie Himotar, hawks ormared tho pasties of ammeptias ammaisedaties bills he so largo sa maned, pasted a sot tams of th• summed dam 11111•11 apantiMina 111111111.1011 M. 1/1 1.1 SIMON. The bukrupt vas a ship and laserame Ismbat. of Great Si. Hasa's. His spplisatim he ',rebate was hosed a few days ego, sad wee opposed se behalf of the ussigases. His lisemar, having takes time to Mk into dm sass, said that he bed mash pleasure in awarding sa immediate air- Micah of the dm dm. `~ « THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. I[ANSION-1101181. P•wl Aram Ileassesetti, dm as, raiding at 75, Oxford-termer, Hyde Park, appearad hams the Lord Mayor se a /11111M0110 shargiag in—" Foe that be ors the Sib October, in this city, did milawfully sad maliciously publish a sinus defamatory libel, is the !hash luggage, of sad easeerabag George Corbett, the momplatasat, of OM Jewry, whist the pima," ac. the dsfeadaat pleaded am guilty. Mr. Parry, the barrister, Matra:tad by Mr. Thomas Jew, of hag's Arms-yard, Coleman-street, atteuded es IM pert M tbe eomplairtaat. The defeadmt had ao legal Maker present. TM eseeplaiaast, a highly-respeetable wise starehast la Old Jewry, Mole' bras sworn, deposed te the fact of two WWI (endured) one addressed te his porter (Yr. Gar net) sad the other to himself, being is t►e handwriting of the detesdaat. From these it appeared that the defendant. The was separated from his wife, charged the two above 1116111841 ratlines (11r. Corbett being a trustee under the deol of separation) with " robbery, swindling," ate., and with withholding some eoupana which belonged to the ilkohadast from his,. After a short esasaisatioa, is the wane of which Mr. Corbett, is the most positive meaner denied the charges lad laelseatiose eiataiud is the letten of the drfeadant,tlse ease eras natanded for several days, the defendant being held to ball ia his owa recogaiseaessia the sun of 1001. READY-MADE SERMONS. A grievance (says the Athenatuni), which has girea time to • good deal of diseditialselioa, ie the literary earn° Mr of the groat msjority of our sermon. People fancy the; meashow or other, the clergy as • body do not in this Saner gait* keep prom with the times. Some months ego • umberable archdeacon charged his clergy to bestow more peias upon their pulpit addresses, to take • wider ranges, sad istroduce into them • greater diversity of topic. These recommeadatioss wire shortly afterwaros estoreed by • bodies article ia • aewapiper. The article gave strong ezprossioa to the patrol opinion; bet we do not hear that much good has yet been *Gored, either by the functionary of the church or by him of tbe press. A correspondent (l. C ) acids us an anecdote wbien msv, perbepe, throw • little light upon the stetter. He tells us that, having es the late Theakagiving &today mot gag bees annoyed by • nonsense.' meatus la his own perish ekarth, be sought ca the evening of the same day for improved spiritual feed is the clunk of the adjoining Cr:. There, is dee time, to his li , rrer gad amazement, o h - A lward the seats test Riven our, gad was issademoed to sit through the *awe ideatiool sermon delivers] over again, word for word, by soother clergyman. lie was at drat imbued to be live that thin was mere evilence of the good sadentandiag bolero's the rector of the can portal and the Curate or the other—a proof of • kind of intereotainonage between obese reverend worthies, by ankh one mt of me lba'. was made to do duty for two parishes. But, chancing the followiag morning ti take up one of the clerical news papers, his atteo.tion WY attracted by the following **meat To the Cutesy. Sebastopol. Sermon: reedy for &today seat, heiag toe day appointed for offering up prayer an d thanksgiving for the capture et Sobsaiwpol... Curiosity prompted our is mopes. dot to upend half-a crown is the purchase of one of these ready sate ecclesiastical articles. On looking at it be food that it was merely Monsieur Towle some @gain—the very same identical prosy thing, without religion or patriotism, that he had twice been watt spto U into hemline to on the day before. Oor correspondent is eatreasely ind , gaant—but surely all this is very •staral. Yeller quotes grave anther city for the 'esteem of • /hint Kan:bell who began to preach as soon as he was bores Our young lads are sot gaits so elsve, but they begin to preach as soon es they en ordained ; ad es it cannot be sapeeted that they should know much about the business coo pains baldric bees bestowed on isstrootiag them in it) it is not at all wonderful that they should occasionally take advantage of the frip pery provided for them by some theolegical Moses sad Cm. Bad as the article provided oo this ocieseius We/ downed Mbe by our correspondent, it is by no means clear that he was sot • gainer by the two clergymen having os this *am dee treated their congregations with that which eat them seinothiag. Lord Braybroolte has erected a mural monument is the chased of Saffron Walden church, to the memory of his two gallant sons +befell, one at Inkermann, and the ether in the cabby *barge at Rataklava. A touchiog in scription records that they were of the ages of 24 and 30, the third and fiPh sou of their parents. A GRAND BALL is to be given at the Aldershott Club Rooms es Tuesday Brit, to inaugurate the club. Some hundreds of invitations hoes been issued, and amongst Om damn of rank and dlitinction whose presence is sun 'Yaw, we may mention L'ird Pal mare, Lord Hardisp r mad his Royal H•gbaras the Duke of Cambridge. BRITISH ITALIAN LlGlON.—Although there are about 150 commissions available for applicants, there are se Sower this 6,000 ewadidrtes for appointments. For the %melt of those pones. who may be desirous of entering the Legion we may sine that all commissions for Captaias, Lieutenants, and Resigns, are awarded by a Committee at Turin, of which Colosel Perry is President ; but the Field Olken are sleeted by Lord Penman. There is a great want of good Pays:even. Tux BALTIC FLEIT. The Bulldog arrived at Daatzte yesterday, with the iatellgettee that the renboata bat Morgan on the Btb, under convoy of the Hogue, on their way to Enslaad. The weather was still atanny. The Its.. «4,4 tte Chaptal arrived at Toulon, from the Sleek Bee, se the 10 b. ODISSA.—News of the doings of the expedition, Width arrived before Odessa on the 8 b, is uthioesly or peeteA Tea thousand Fothch soldiers are cm board the equadros, sad the general belief is that Kistler' sad Ocsa koff ere to be the polite a'tackad. MORE CoMFOILTS TOK rns CAMEL—However moth the aistheritio e deserved lesser. for their megloet of the troops at the opals' of the campaign, they are cow Arterained to supply everything that lathy be required. At the peemat time there are two very elegant black hearses entities at the Tower te be shipped for SebeetepeL—Ussirod &wrier Osamu. Am OCTOBER HORSE FAIIL—At this fair there was a good attesdasee of buyers and notwithetand lati the wet day, sad a fair n .ow of stock, which kept up the meat hints rates at Dumfries. Anything god *as above 401., sad eke beet home were eousideratilr above that %arr. areern..trong bawd, two. year-olde were es. peeled at 341. to 401 ; asd from 4.51 to 60i. may he gaoled as the extreme* for the best ela.s. There were sot essay light hareems borne, sad the few hones were indifferent Bet all write dear. Childrea's posies that wad to melt freely ethos 61. to 71 are sot to be had under 101. Altogether • sli•market, with prices higher than for many years. WITBILL FAlL—This great sheep martin took place to Wednesday. when a fall arenas. rumbas of sheep was penued, amounting to upwards of 120,0001 The trade fa lichen and last* was gcod—the former realising shoat tamer rate-, and the latter fall 11. to 21. per heed dearer. Bose were a very heavy sale, an 1 may good peas 11 .1. talus Items, mare*, as t ter havin With ers , made kw thew Priem may be quoted ea folios's : from 35.. to Say. ewes. 28s. to 40e. ; lambs, 24s to 355. per bead. Asia always the gem, vase few pkked Its amnestied higher pekes. Upset the whole it woe • selling lair, with the ex ilaptlaa st ewe,. amprat, PALACIL--- Sarum Day, OCT. 12.- 64.11111011 .as1"1 1 ...to 2. )74 ; ditto by seams Corresponding day last ran, 3,980. !A r ai i tideithe sAttr atii*villociroßit'iii • SHARE .1412CM-77118 DAT —4-- Two etts_ag ie The railway shots eassiost is-dley is Army. The Aid edema's is is Lela= =- Weeks' stock, whit* has touched 113. Several *this dsseripd= stated ream high's Om, tbsy sifted ! West Western steak. basswitc sa alms WV. Utter! = F shires en steady, sad Osman Wpm, ~ IMAM elitt risidik7 ' of P 4.1 lunAwis. I rin I 'also ray Imo' sii Oa de. 1/1... waists --- a Mule Das B On if adis II IL).. a teators Doak Cirs"*.. 10 Do. dos D. 6 De. Datis B. . 11;14.. IS 4 in Lamilike D PI 111 Ildi4ll.liMM=2. Pats atemiUML. CD. OM & sad Woo. (Da) Gnost Wefts De. DisisTaileyOu.Dk. Laartag myel Cernds D& Fr, flank 1.. uiiiiiiiiiiiii -- I Do. Was thr. Was ad _aiii.crall Webers -_ FArena =r DeJtillft..llLortil.(C) ibs Mei Wafts Do. SO --..—. _ Do. 10 lamb. ill De. Ilhereg, Nampliess. Ore Do. 111 D.. lad Deb, I, !east, — airriasiddlies - IlowyzWareversimallas. . 0 1••_ 1 _ ..... —« ..... -.... Minim Mode Union North &MI North Dna% Do. A Do. B Ovorootood...l K. Nomooro—Nowisic Do. ~:... lards Tack. L ) Nwili — Lawlow . I De. lbw NIL ilbile 1 Korth Illellmbldro 1 Muni Maws , Cabal. Rm. a Weber k %NM Climizal 1 Ilillawl : d l r e ejelka 10u Lamm all bath Woks lb loothicalsl6.ll/11wrDea I DI. IS Shim% all ael . lid.d_nrkt A~ T W ntri~ I I ell wisioiiiiii - 8 W.Zad al Loo./CrortalP. ell Do. A roe. so div. tllll 1 I 11a B I per et pokl lo 11 1 PO Almrdsis rot Do. No. . 7pr Cost 00 MOM* isOler 4p.01.01. PO Oalsimia. in 1 4PAL ill OA Psi Maoism 01 DerLroth, •Inr..lsa• 2 OM Mein Cm • 1110 Lit 11414.0*.16001414..N•1 01 Din. i 1 ill Ib. Now ipat 018 L Emit ill Ea*. nuke. 4a. 4 p.CL. 10 Edla..Porta„Dmko pi ta 10 Groot Nortbers e D 0.3 p.a.notat 10p44.140 pO Do. 10 par of!. o.Watilidanime Do. 3 pa ware. Da sonv.hwein.4, et. u S OYYir.mlasmariia 4 p. - O - t. all Do. 11/Ira. Prat. nun • . 10 all Do. anew Prot. Rip& 10 .11 Do. do. M. I gas. ec 100 Do. Bina. Om. Nook.-.. 'Si all Do. Unarm B. EMS 111 all Do. lb. do. 10 all DJ. 116. do. 16 6 La-rodaboitTorlo. St. lOu Lao. It Emit. N. 0.11 guel. lANJAWa. p Lethsemisny Oak. I umismailzeigielli4A *4 Do. ad ill Warn& Carib* N Cd Mr NliftodCooder. &Lepel JO Do. ej pet. Pre Nook YI Do. Prof. 4i pre et. all Ditto .C 3 Pre. per Net N Ds Weft artfterids,P.N. II Meek Dodestans - N Do. I poreJat.N.N44 N.NeL—ltewelot.Prol. Do. do. do. It Do. Ledo • pe. NoI II Do. loan Sid rani NI Nardi illailbdiditro Do Oe.Noro.liWele NII Do. ' Beirton.PriLld I all li:nark% Devoe Mtn Fixed 44 per Cent 1 Ditto 44 ed 44 pa et. Ditto Ftz per Ont. 400th Woks pa. 4 p.INISI Do. Do. 4 4 .? Stit.Yorioaltiglostot.boor FORICION Antwerp mg handers' tarlatan ...... (,aaps him issidocl 9111111/411 OMINIMOIMI I Lit - . .viii ; li 1 u. it li __ ft In SO 4,4 ISE q mos. 7 77 NI t •,, . ~ . ~. i. _ kad — iiikssableek kaakl ken IlkosJa(lastal De.Ommos k Co DwllLiela Del ■ - - Kai Ike* num Sin - 111. 23 2 _1 'Dot. r 71 per4oiesreat tag Com. 4Fortaaa Onstiiimistirsia Vag. 13rest Poirot k art. Wheal tor Milted Wert, ... Now Uranada Nouveau Ikeda Peetra p ed Most Lead ~~::::.: i~m.~= _ ..... _.— Illeatisso de Cabs "Saab Australia De na WVk_•^ f Tatashrable by • 11 N 113100 1. 25 NOS 211 MN IN 111 .... 2/3.31N1 1122 N NAN N KM le KM N ;Ma IN 1111.111111 141 A IM 20 NAN 30 22,1190 110 SW 23 23.000 133 30.330 5 2.0110 104 13".0 15 MON 13 MOO ... NAOS 60 *Trit 11l an an au au rww4 I I 1 die a a si Operesesial of Loudon.. _ Dips See .—. !peignoir Ciiiiir _ lir • 1 Ms pa 0 li ad j I poi ad I I Id . le Leeks Met Malt ." lA. sallWasialsoke Nat. Prow. et Do. llsw - Mama Wm Sin& Orlsoi.ll.l=ce Prerbdoist I. ustrl.9.lo.lsp.ol. Bo* 11.166 Saab Amos& .-- Mike of Moira' —. De. Sow of Lariat 25 AubeNes Agricultural. 1 LoolosiDa Sep& lOW lade lialowarke Se WWI Amok= Lead. IM Cook St. Dee per et..1ea.1.101, IN. Del r a ltrel3.ll hog b b V i lltoaroale Prawn 4 Crystal Palace el SO Imetwa Owen • tbei Is Aserallea Come Illeellie Tikereph .... lb OMNI Son. Nevisatle Se Otani& La. elupt lag Co 5 Llea, bea drew Collier le ltalllinurea Ilista.T4l le Nedra 4 IX Amtoriam le Notbreleads Lad 3 Nor 51 Do.V.Ct.Pref.,b. th Rat asetseiseloa SO North ot Swope Mats- I Oriental Or .... . 4 Poolatwertasdk V bend SO Pasta. A Oriental Stew NODe. New ......... .. I Pertlead kir Cloupsay 100 Redd ISA Moen I dead* /444. tavola De. Pea 25 lea* 44atrellaa Load I lainaleo 'him. drip ?r Da. Dosieterr d SO idairnol64loaoea. leu Vas Diemen lAN( ... ! 131 -I 3 a 6 1 1 4 SAM. r 100 •f all Ift par i die 1 14 16 16i 19 19i .1 ' - par - ipm $5 116 40 if 51 44 40 41 66 10 ye se 27j 23j 2 lj dis 14$ 130 107 101 100 'Co all aU d► 14 6 :d 141 • 21 4 1 1 , It 1 ff o die r is il 84 lir i t ii 1 i of II zd II 11 TRAFFIC RETURN& Prawns. MI. P.. N.. 1.9991, Tomisl. Ws* ir simp Ostisr 9. spa Menu disodin. 11166. ISM. IS Dubin asi 4 I f a yak metel aig . aal;;i. ' ' 1111"Ibled sad = sag .. Saaica 3ll Dalai and Wileura w e Co& Prop 16 (hug 90011.09 and Winters . . .Irldi 1111991 b Orbs .. . .. 969 Mae= 4l Wait Lam*, an aedb d i s lraber 19. 1.618 ,248 1 1.764 1 — ,774 394 98 402 114 3 1.117 904 10 30 46 617 tass 1.396 1 LEY 1.368 6.216 6.216 .e de- Them . Monday's rrThe 544 1 7 at Mile-grown corn at market i l. tot inane* whilst the arrivals of foreign into London °Dodoes unusually small, comprising this week 6,440qr5. of wheat, 10,980 qrs. of oats, and no barley. Off the coast, however, at ports of call a larger number of grain-laden vessels has arrived than tars long time pest. Since Friday week the number reported is no less than 73, viz., 24 of wheat, 46 of ashes. 2of rye, and one of beans. Only • few of these cargoes remain unsold, for which last week's are demanded. The demand for exportation to appears to be reviving. At Paris the price it Swart los risen to 112 fr. The dollars brought in by the Magdalena were sold yeiterdity at 4s. 111 d. per os., being a decline ofll4. Ina the price realised for the previous arrival. The half-yearly dividend on Mexican Bonds, du so the Ist July, 1863, is advertised as playable by the Mexican financial agent after the Isth inst. Os the 23rd inst. the Admiralty will receive tam. dors for the supply of 600 qrs. of pees, 10 qrs. of split peas, 40 tons of tobacco, and 50 tons of stop The Admiralty will receive tenders on the Seth bd. for the "monthly conveyance, each way by as:diary screw steam-vessels, of her Majesty's maiL between England and the Cape of Good Hope." The Admiralty will also r. wive tenders on the 16th inat. for the conveyance from Cork to t orte month of about 28 officers and 810 men (with horses, am), of the Armagh Militia, and from Portsmouth to Cork (when relieved by the Armagh Militia) of 28 awn and 740 men (with horses, &c.). The ships Ililistria, Emma Eugenie, Ann Ingate, Leda, Geelong, Standard, Idea, Rowalleo, Minstrel, and Ealing Grove have been accepted for the conveyance of Mese to Gibraltar, Jamaica, Scutari, Bladders, Crimea, Malta, Antigua, Bermuda, and Algoa Bay. It is stated that, in the event of the existing share holders of the Great Luxembourg Company est taking up the 21,686 forfeited shares now offered at 41. each, with 141. paid, other parties are ready to subscribe for them. The 41. is to be paid as follows, viz.:-1L on subscribing, 11. on the Ist Feb. nosy U. on the Ist April, and 11. on the Ist June. A Court of Proprietors of the Albion Insures., Company is called for the 26th instant, when the board will recommend the declaration of a dividend of 7 per cent., besides &bonne of 41. per share. A dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. is to be pay able on the shame of the National Provincial Plate Glass Insurance Company, on the 20th inst. Land and Bask shares yesterday were generally steady. Canada Land and Bank of London shares were better, but those of the London Chartered Bank of Australia showed Sateen. Feat and West India Dock Stock was dealt in at 1181 to 120; London Dock at 100; General Screw Steam at 141 top ; and Illinois Central Railroad Seven per Cent. onds, 1876, at 72 ex int. (exch., 4s. 6d.) The report of yesterday's indigo sale is subjoined: We base no alteration to sobs in the sale to day; good Mans realised 3d. per lb. advanes. 928 sheets have passed, of which 320 chests base been bought in 130 chests with in's, leaving 478 sheets sold. Total pa ssed 3,931 chesty of which 2,754 chests have been sold. The following weekly summary of the market is Seim Meson. W. J. and H. Thompson: Tee sales of colonial produce this with have gone off heavily, sad prices g lly ere lower. Fee sugar the market bee been very dull, and a decline of le per cwt. bee lees established. Although the quantity of et free cfrase at auction has been less than Zest week, yet prices show a further reduction of 6d. to ls. per cwt. ; some fine Bast India has, however, brought extreme rates. Rios has declined to 6d. per cwt. Them has been a good demand for saltpetre oa full terms. Black pepper has fallen id. der lb., sad phases, id. to id. per lb , but nutmegs bare scud at fall Mikan advanced rake. Tea has been quiet at last wades ✓ho& The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Oct. 6, when compared with the previous return, shows the following malts: Circulation lame Circulation active 20,291,666 lucre'', 118.870 Public deposits 7,106,624 D-crease 1,037,686 Other deposits Oavernment securities in banking department Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departmThnts - 12,279.281 Deereent 669,647 Seven day and ether bills 1,012.647 Increase 10,804 The Beet ilte Reserve (viz. notes and coin is Dimling department) The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public deposits decrease.. Other deposits d create .. Notes and hill in circulation increase .. 129,674 ha:nue.. 12,323 /1,037,686 600,312 • On the other side of the account: Government securities .:screw 711,883 Other securities demean .. 124,470 Coin and bullion decrease .. 859,847 Total £1,137,997 The most serious change here exhibited is the de crease of no lens than 669,6471. in the coin and bullion and of 778,5171. in the " reserve." On the Thursday embraced in this return the Bank rate of discount was raised from 6 to 61 per cent., but, notwith standing this, the private securities at length show a slight diminution. The d.crease in the Treasury balances is caused by the government disbursements incideir al to the class of the quarter. The govern ment securities held by the Bank have diminished by 711,8831.—a result which points strongly to con tinued realisations of stock in the market. BANK IINGLAND.—As SO via. a JY, for %h. west IMO. I Nola Wood ...... Ess.vasz' ourwaset to the Ad sad lislarday, Oat 6, W NUT. rontotoat /11.016.1 M dotwitlos 1.464.600 Id Coto Nod Halos 11.766.066 R Milks Oath' ....11= 1 ; MUMS Aiwa ibmbis ri= M sed M. Asia' VOUS ir 4t37 6U dem*" isisimiiiis 1 1.,012:647 71071Z;;;e6t Sownlea thleitml.Dosi Weigle& Amato) . ...... £11,413,143 Other tiectirttko 1.473.470 Goad and aim Oda Maio 40.194.162 Oct. 11. lift A 1.192.10 I x. MASSIMO.. CAW Osmium. FRIDAY EVIISIKO. The favourable reaction which resulted yesterday afternoon in the Stock markets from the absence of any further ries in the sate of discount, has made further decided progress today. Purchases, both bona fide and speculative, have been induced in the English Funds at the lower prices lately established, the chief demand being to clever operation previ ously entered into for the fall. The upward move ment has thus been very rapid, and at the dome of the Stock Exchange today, prices stood 1 per tent. higher than yesterday. After regular hours, stimu lated by the intelligence given in the Ifisprors, of the lames of the Allies open Perekop, a farther rime of per cent. was quoted, waking the total advance Li VMO nfralliblr 1 -t1 I 107 JILLIMIT—.7II:B DAR a irar • MormaneJ r^ , , tai r f.i . ad ista am - Two !Ahem It. to le us. l -r .' • Notwithstanding the farther heavy decrease in the Isiikyiiiiiiire IMT. (1 biLandow 11111.1foiars) so al , - Bank banjo., the Emilia' fonds have emporium:4d ilt• Is , n= 1.. .*, C4 , 110 „ 4 .: as additional sseoves7 of 1 per cent Oconsola ler M 11l ad. setilis..l-7. . :., ' ' the Bth of Novelaber, after defog to 881 to I. 111; :s. . ' pasieik, ) ar , ,' —" : " • are now weed 881 to 8811. Foe atiney, the 4 101 di di \ ( I °ll. ' ea ll.ll.ll ' 13 10 R om 4 " - . ' quotation 10 814 to 1. The Three par Onto. Redwood 00 6000. Maur* 16 IN have been dealt in at 881 to 871 ex &v.; the New ss erg Ems 01l pliterliebklllll4 MI . E a d alsres per Cents. at 871 to 881 ex div.; Bank Stook :II " De• - ~ . 'st 207 to 209 ex div.; Ezollevier Bonds at 981 to 1; 10 0. lo st eirall.sm Itleja ll ft 4 2 4 11 Exchequer Bills at Is. to ls. dia.; and India Bonds meer c.i. at ile. dig. to 2s. press. Foreign stooks are better, especially Turkish. The IL 103 Lo 6 paOist. M. 100 Gm" .1111,46060 Six per Cents. kayo tousled 811 az div.; and the ft side... tun Its 4 all /11001.. New Four per Cont. Loan 21 4is. Mexican Baas se at .ww we.) si It have been dealtin at 211 to 1; Spanish New Deferred Wm hl:larL) Three per Cents. at 191; the Committee's Certifi- es. i.e Molllmi OWL) 06 111 M 544 ilormilistbary Mimi. Wes for the unfunded Coupons at 4 per ant.; Belgian Li per am. (Imma Fourandm-Half psr Coats. at 941 to 1 ; Dateh Two- s. mesers oesmila . pir ipm Ps se an Weattemantessre4.6. andm-Half per Cents. at 841 ; ditto, Four per Cllmmtiso) ill IS II all gr am ipir mat Cent. Certificates at 931 ix div. ; Buenos Ayman at 16 •I 1 Prooloalk a (loz. Los. 831; and Brazilian Old Five per Cent'. (Small arca York) M. MO Boma. allbsprib Bonds) at 991 to 100 ex div. IM4loloolio Perth.) 110 1M le ill ahrespelary owl lamard There wee yesterday no sign of a revival of the &- Otani se StaT.Erteres if Of mend for gold for exportation to the Continent There 11 M llostoolMlMaligkooma M r. Mr. 111•0100.1 .... If MMs is, however no supply of gold at present on offer in u all wear Vilify Reif pot et Ilie ste : et. 101 Wilts t accionit (bred The corn market y y y dil y esterda was stead, at Moo's to GM Wolin) ...... as w 1/16 108 - - - 363 316 6.313 1.9E61 ?Xi 6,:67 196 136 336 274 - - STT 166 IS 131 386 361 084 649 1.233 SOT 30711 Ulll 6.951 eon THZ SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY.—The situation of the financial affairs of this company are reported to be becoming day by day more alarming. The recent acci dents will fall mat heavily upon the company, and the false economy which is being carri. dent is aniv,rsal y denounced as fatal to the safe conduct of the trtfile.—Roassay R•corii. EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. The Railway Record say., that the Committee of Investiption are pur suing with great weeny their inquiries. They have a weretary of their owe ' and nothing b allowed to transpire. Kr. Gooch has not been stemmed. It is the geosral impression that nothing affection the personal character of any of the departments has been elicited (although shwa Lions end improvements may be suggesteo), except in the locomotive and traffic departments, in which complaints and imputations have long existed. Oa the other head, Herepoet says : " We hear their report will be a startler whoa it appears. We nedersts•d from the great number of decurasate to be @attained, and extent of labour required upon them that the com In w committee will not he able to have their repo rt ready by the day of adjournment, the 26th Inst." EPSOM AND LEATBERBEAD.—It in proposed to extend the Bums line to Leatherhsad, at a cost of 60,0001, to he subscribed by local parties. Heirolations is favorer or the scheme wen paned at a meetiag held at Lustbulieed ea Monday last. BouTH-WatrlintS COMPANY.—The ineretai in the receipts of the carnal half) ear, up to the 7th October. is 23,5761. over the corresponding period of lest year. Thu is enough to pay an additional per teat. to the dividend paid I. January, or at the rate o. 6.1 per cent per moan. The drain mil..sge is the aims.—Heropeth. RAILWAY Turnc.—The traffic returns of railway. I. the United Kinectom, (or the weak ending October 6, amounted to 443.4421., and for the sorrtepoartine period of last pear to 406,4261., showing an increase of 38,0161. THIINDERSTORIt AT MADRID. " Considerable damage was dose ben," uys a letter from Madrid, " by • treeteadoes storms of theader amid lightning, followed by heavy rain, welsh burst over this city at the letter end of September. The bridge over the little stream, the Abotrigel, wee carried away, sad • carriage fell lob the water by aWat, and five person' perished. The Museum overflowed its !uke, and did great damage to the habitations of the poor which Writhe strum. Four ensue were struck dead in the Calle de B.n Antonio by the electric /aid " Tin HnuoaD Ml:tab/IL —TIIIIIIBDAY. Mayor of Hereford being dtesitiefled with the verdict of the seeemer's jury, who semmitted Ave of the prieeaen en tbe 'barge of masplaughter, sad discharged one Charier !Web, on the evidence of a girl called to prove an ads. W ordered Smith to be apprehended, mad the whole at the =re to be 'barged with the capital offense. The ernaratneed ea Monday musing read terminated lest eight (Wednesday), when the whole of the 'Weston were committed for Wel, on the sharps of ^ Wilful aserdes." r cult CO 4,1 10 1000 is 'tent Ail Willitand with the Prim quota windily poor to lbselseleiesi el the Beak Besed Nag made bum, the Mit quotations of this afteriela shoe a rise of e per cent. The favourable Seaters span 'bleb third, straw is at meson laid is the apparent deesaties el the duds of geld. Diminished anxiety was Omen 'pressed as regards the meths to be exhibited is tab inning's Ba;le retail. At the same Vast be boons in mind that the indlesuces whisk e led to the late disterbases of menstary affairs mush% u yet practically aerodrome& and it would appear that real relief would be best derived from some immediate supplies of gold from Australis. Such arrivals woald be peculiarly opportune at the present moment, as an extellest test would thus be afforded for asoertaining if the bullion drabs has really subsided, The discount whist shows no ohmage of impor tanoe. Messy matinees in good demand, and no relaxation of terms is amended, but at the same time there is a fair supply. In the Stook Exchange to-day money onumanded 4 to 41 per cent. on Stock and Exchequer BOIL At Faris the French funds exhibit marosly the slightest variation, and have not responded to the rapid rally of this market. The Three . per Omit. Reams were reported by telegraph as closing to-day at 64.43 for money, and 64.33 for account. At Vienna and Frankfort Austrian stocks are quoted higher. At Amsterdam Russian stook continues flat. Consols, which closed yesterday for the new an ea oonnt of the Bth November at 871 to , open e d thi s morning at 874 to 4, rose to 88, rely to 871 to 1, and were quoted at 4 o ' clock at 87 rto 4, the quota tion for money at the ostoo hoar being 874 to 1. Daring the subsequent non-recognised hours, the price for account rose to 88, "buyers." The "con tango" for November receded to 3-16 to 1 per cent., at the conclusion of the settlement. Considerable amounts of Cooed, have been "carried over "in the market at this settling, owing to the higher value I which money commands out of doors. This stock, therefore, is not sold, but merely lent to the market for the time being. The regular re-opening of the transfer books for Bank Stock, Long Annuities, and the Terminable Annuities, will take place on the 18th lust ; for Reduced Three per Cents, on the 19th; and for the Thirty Years Annuities of the new loan, and for the New Three per Cents., on the 23rd; but in all these securities, transfers are now practicable. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 871, 87, 871, 871, 871 ; ditto, for account, Bth November, 871, 874, 811, 88, 87/. Three per Cent. Reduced, 861, 4,4, 4 ex div. New Three per Cents., 874, 4, 87, b7l, 871 ex div. Bank Stock, 209, 207 ex div. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868 and 1869, 9849 494. The New Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in 1885, were also dealt in at 161 and 16 6-16 ex div. per 1L annuity. Exchequer Bills, after falling to Bs. to 4s. discount, closed at 7s. to 2s. die. India I Boncis mark 6s. dia. to par. In the foreign stock market the chief business wan again in Turkish securities. The Six per Cents., which closed yesterday at 80 to I ex div., were marked to-day as high as 814, but had receded at the close to 801 to 4, the disposition to effect speculative purchases being apparently checked by the near approach of the settling day. The New Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan, however, was in decidedly increased favour, and recovered at one period of the day to 3 die. The closing quota tion was 31 to 31 die. Yesterday, it will be remem bered, this stock tell as low as 5 discount. The scrip of the French loan was quoted par to 4 prem. Mexican Bonds were rather better. On 'Change this afternoon the rates for bills on Paris and Amsterdam were rather lower. In other oasts steadiness prevailed. Paper on Austrian places was quoted higher. The current rates are annexed, viz., on Paris, at short, 25.271 to 36; ditto 3 months, 26.60 to 65; Amsterdam short, 11.171 to 18 ; ditto 3 mouths, 12.0 i to ; liamburg, 13.10 to 1; Frank fort, 1191 to 20; Vienna, 11.26 to 30; and Trieste, 11.28 to 32. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Ocr. 12. Piemesns odat.dtEbeq. Tim. Bills sad M. Massy. Amsterdam per It $ Maths 12a. Oestv. ... lla. 0411,. Ditto ..... . abort ill. 174etv. ... 111. lapse. aotterdaia ......„ ~I Mouths 111. ro asts.... 12a. Opts. Aetireep Brussels lisseburgaud Ahem% „ lame. lentil. ISsoos. 101esb. St. Petersburg psi:ruble 344 ... $4l Parte .........pie g laYart lea.. W. ... Mfr. 330. Ditto ... „ I Mouths 23h. 600. ... 23h. 5346 Yamale ... . Orr. 00e. ..... bk. 61-41 Ireaeleiriai:4br- Mae par Zlo ' 11911 l kr. ... 11910. kr. Time (41144494) pit S " 111. Intr. ... Ile. .9kr. Tribes .. " Ile. 27kr. ... Ile. Sok,. Kaki/ medlar „ 491 pesos ... 49 pomp Oldis 4. I. ./ poses. SWUM .........•••••••••• . . 40 yaws Glissade. —..... .. " 40 yew lAatiors n .. Mr. Os. Grass . a &W. 70s. !fikydas ..... ----- par trust ~ 44 pro Palermo ger sums " 133 pear 11,adaa........ " 111 pease LA5b00.........p5s mania days oat* paws paws mew Tart —.-.. Se &Ye debt 4 0 en No lustre -.......... 00 days sight 1I pen Oen No. ...*** :4 Pooh Pia" „. 301 r. Oa. „ 211 r. 734. .„ 431 paws • 1311 piece penal 331 pews „. is peso ▪ 471 pease ... IS pare LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. faysatoor. Oar. 12.-'hers la • slight &Ono in the priors of sharer, and Wain= has boon rubor Ineetlrs. Otlodoolon, 301 - Eastern Counties, 91-Ern Lanombiro. ur. is. 3d. -Edinburgh sad Olavow, 24i z d- innekahire and Yorkshire, 751 I Ili-London sad North Western, 63 n i-llasebantor, SWAM& sad Lanoohishiro. 226-ilictlead. 64 31 4E-North Britt* 61 k 64--Bonth lisatera, 17 17.1.3 e. A letter in the Indepfiedamee Beige states that M. ' BIMINI hu been nteraed by the electon of Mudeburg as Deputy to the Premise Chamber. It is doubtful whether M. Beason will accept the nomination, as he bad declined every request to became a candidate on account of lll health. THE MATOR OP LIVERPOOL AND THE PEEBB.- A local paper says--" Hie Worship may not inaptly be likened to a flow which threes good pail of milk, sad then kicks it over. All praise is due to him for the grand recep tion which he gave to the Duke of Cambridge, and for his appareet 'satiety to have the proceedings at his banquet reported in the mon on the following morning. He engaged bin own expense a Dart-hand writer from the Mercury office, who was to malHold end furnish copies to the dif tweet editors. This genial:an was, however, informed, when he presented himself at the Hall, that he would not be permitted to dine with the company, but would have admission whoa the cloth had been removed; and, after coolie( his heels in the hall for two hour., he was at length allowed to enter the room with the glee singers, and placed at a table encumbered with tea and coffee services, at a respectful distance from the speakers, where be could seareely hear a word, and when he had a good view of the reporter of the London Tongs, taking notes, cheek by fowl,' with moo( the merchant princes,' not far from the Mayor himself; and who, it appeared on inquiry, bed a special invitation to the festive hoard. The local reporter would sot disturb site equanimity of the meeting by at ones withdrawing, but he eat in constant, and indignant tribulation, chewing the cud of discontent, till the close of the business, and then very properly refused to write • Hee of what he had seen sad beard, beyond a simple norm. live of the above diegraeefnl treatment, to account for the non-stipaaranee of • renort in the papers." CHURCH RATE DIFEATs—Lint Monday week, the high eharehmen of Malawi made their third attempt to par • church rata of a peony in the pound la this parish, butane* warmly met, opposed. and defeated by the liberals. STRANGE FREAK OF A BRIDEGROOM. One day last week a young couple presented themselves at the altar of one of the places of worship in this city, for the purpose of being bnund in Hymen's chains. Unfortuostely, how. ever, after the ceremony bad commenced, and the officiating minister had arrived at that Interesting part where he takes the ries to plan.-it ea the finger of the fair one, it streak the unlucky bridegroom that he bad left that necessary little article at home. The ceremony was in oonwquance brought to a dead look, and the bridegroom set off bore for the ring as fast as his legs could carry him. promising to be back in less than "no time." A full hour having elapsed without briagiog aay signs of his arrival, the bride and her attendants became un easy, and they determined at ones to go in pursuit of the absentee. Judge of their surprise when they found him quietly seated at home, without any intention of re taming to complete the ceremony that day. On being questioned es to his sinters conduct, he defended himself by saying that to had been told by a neighbour that having forgotten the ring, it would be most unlucky to be worried that day, sod be had therefore determieed net to rya the risk. Tbs warning beteg now far advaseed, fears were isetertalaeil that if any further time was weeted the mat went eesennolly have to be postponed. The bride expos tulate/ober Mini reproached, till at lees*, by Wars sad tbe Immerses was ladeeed again to fees the pee l/radians meet have been out of all pelisses—. o _ ldwrow. and the wee pro perly goes through just before soon. Dwil OZ. 2$ $0 10 IL ii: is 17 I IS II 0 . II 10[u 18 ill Igloos at FraaaW 10 l 0 Da. Now 10 all Dot kis Om.) par aL 111 II llapaDa izaaviaa 40 all .51 asavort IN all Da. ea N9l IMO all SI >M 4Traoketairdsabler 1$ an DLIILIaw. Ss At am 00 10 Da. OM. at Miami 00 all Daoamary.'s Or s = 10 Omni at ell Owl balm Padonait 8 Da Illameaai am art. II 4 Da. lama de. DL west. Cord. 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I pO. let Not 1840 110. tld liceippB, Ip. 1811 34 ' ;1 20i 7 leo 1v iii leo IM ski Imo ri ail 10 Ili ii 70 ad 4 i ina si I II lii ill pi id 4 — 4 94 U 91 IS 2 di ft II U d3s 6 dis Si i . U lie 44 4" IPB SS Ni 1.1 i 4 ells 41 q . 111 Ili 46 41 90 U 150 105 - id 7$ 75 3d 41 4$ zd lle 114 57 SS $0 $1 3 11413 I dli par u Si 144 le 8 4 IS le I I 4 far i I Par i 111 111 id hill 11l ad 0 a a % id II le zd ei ei p., i 414 .. 111 e 4 54 . N 6 N N 50 55 i: ii n i 10 14 10 101 M II 111 15 9 12 i 3 i dle Is 4 114 1i i i m U 7 11) 91 N 0 di 4 IN N 90 91 11 $ i i iMs NO la - - 131 141 22 als.n. - II iiiPadie 21 4 2 d Ms ie i i PI e a t apa - PI 1.1 pm • 64 0 15 16 10 N 34 4 pa Sa Par IPa " " 1 sal ni 1 If pm 41 101 111 111 114 117 103 107 12 134 ad 1.0 110 3 S p. 1 . 171 S 441 $4 4 1 3 If 114 44 71 :I t 44 44 3 e 2 1 1 4 1 i 41 le 4 s ii 1 PI Ti if lea lei tamp. LWATIL 7f 8 se zd 70 70 7I 4Was SO .II Is SI U SO SS &I In Is as /I Slit 99 Si 911 Pa NI .n() - Two o'CLooz. of basi worthy in, gold mining 'Oath*. shares continu e to meet with so n's Natiosal Broailiaa ((looses) shares have been dealt at Anwinted is the Mining Nzoltange °Meld list of yesterdays seise : Alfred Comae* 14, 14, 14+; But Beset, 1111; Lady SU 64., na. ; &reverse Ihlted,. 214, 216, 1 3 17, 11 r12i; fouls Rober 6 . ; Cartridge Cosaga, 6j; Weal flartridge, la id., Ss. 64.; Wheal Kitty (Want), 14, 36; Wesel Tellerd. 10a We air hear of the following transactions , in the Stook linebiesso. tie.: North Buser, 91#; Wheel Trelewmey r Nl g Resewarne, 2171 ; West Providence, Isj; Rut Benet, 66 ; Tincroft, 21; Bortridge Con sols, 811 Tease Consols, 2# South Carn Brea, 13# ; Lady BeetheiWi4 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Thep market is steady, with not Town Tallow is quoted 61s. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. oa tMuchhe spot 621. ; Oetobor to December, 624.; January to , 65e. MAIM= Avaadoza.—Town tallow, 644. ; fat by ditto, Si. 6d. • yellow Rusaias, 63..; melted staff, 46e.; womb dad, M. dd. ; tallow 'travail, Us. ; good drop, 7.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARXET.—THIS DAY. Mr. 19. J. Davis reperts the supply large, wad trade heavy at lower prises. Prins meadow hay, 100 s. to 110 e.; mystic. 116 e. to 120 e.; inferior, 70s. to 841. ; Rowan, 701. to Us. ; down, 100.. to 130 s. ; second out, 90e. to 120 e.; straw, 27a. to 30e. COVENT. GARDEN MAREET.—THIS DAY. Pushes and Nersariees are still sufAciest for the de mand, and lagliih Pine Apples continue to be well sop plied. Plums an plentiful. Foreign Gripes still realise good prim, and English ones continue abundant. Pears consist of Marie Louise, Louise Bonne, Oration, Bon Choi. ties, Gangers Bergamot, sod Berard d'Amenlis. Wal nuts are now plentiful, and proiuu from 10s to 24". per bushel. Ent Cobs realise from 665. to Om per 100th.. Filberts are getting scarcer, and taut with a ready sale at from 46e. to 665. per 100 lbs. Oranges fetch from lt. to ls. bd. per dazes. Tomatoes ars plentiful, end fetch from 12.. Bd. to 16s. per box holding about flee Wee.. Potatoes are sewer, sod prices for them a trifle higher. Lettuoes realise from ed. to Pd. per score. Cat Bowen consist of Passion Flowers, Heliotropes, Bophortass, Verbenas, Japan Lilies, Cyclamens, Chinese Primroses, Heaths, sad ROOM. MUTT. Pio adiplfpc . l.. 3a to Melons, esob, Is to Is Ild grow. per Is id to to apples ► p. half sieve, .• to 2a 641 estailift pit Is Id to Is Pram, per dos , 9d to Is 6d Niss e de., Is lid to 4s per ball Neve, fa to Ss P ll low. pee stem 64 to 7s Alberta, per dos. Ito., da to tos " perdos., 9d to Is 6d "or Oidliewers. per deg, half sie Ila to to Noma losoo, per ve, Smile Itallsq pro to., 500 to Es 1; boss, per If basebss,Serd to es Leek', per bus. e, ld to id Vegetable Ma, rows. per dozes, So to Is per Ib, sd to 61i Sirem.ol66d to 3s per bash.. Is to 4. Carrots, p. bus* 3d to bd Turnips, do., id to 4d Casamburs, watt. 3d to 6d Tomatoes, p. had sins. 30 tot; 3plsadt, per sins, Is to Is 6d Bost, psr dos., Is to Is =4 pm ass.. lid to Is id es, per dos" as to Is Capsicums, {sr Id:, Is to 2s Girlie, per ib, 6d Wad Lettuces, Cab., p. score, 9d to Is Co., per moors, t. lead Bonn Salads, p. pun. 2d to id Horse Radish, per DA, to to 4, laushroores, per pot., Is ad to lsad Parsley, per bunch. id to Stl las/ emu, per buses, d to ad Baal, per Suneb. Ist 31 Hint, green, do., ad to 3d AN GLITZ BRANCH FROM THE SEAT or WAR.— We bare seen in the possession of %clergyman of this city a little sprig of olive, which his brother—a captain in the Ar tillery—plucked in a garden in front of one of the best houses (or its remains) la the best street in Sebastopol, and which he enclosed iu a letter to hie relative. It still pre serves mash of its verdure. He says, from the appearance of whet is left, Sebastopol must have bean a much statelier, more luxurious, and magnificent city than many of which we heard much more.—Bristol Mercury. A MOTHER IN DISTEEES.—The Cambridge Irak • pendent says:—One of the most painful instances of pa rental affection transpired at the railway station a few days ago. It appears that a rerpectably-attired woman (whom. name we decline to mention) arrived by the morning down train, having under her cue two infants (twine). She slighted at the station (leaving the infants in the carriage) for the purpose of obtaining a ticket to convey her and her children to Six-Mile-Bottom. While waiting to secure her tickets, the train in which the infants were sitting 'wised on, and before the anxious mother could give the alarm and make the matter known to the authorities, the train was off to Ely, whither the happy babes were conveyed. The feel ings of the mother at thisjaacture can be better imagined than described. Her elistres•es, however, were a little relieved by the railway authorities informing her that that wonderful piece of mechanism, the telegraph, should be set in motion, and the intelligent* was by this means de spatched to Ely before the train arrived, and he little tra vellers were brought safely bet k again to Cambridge, and delivered into the arms of the aomous parent, who lost no time in taking them to their destination. JUST IN TIME FOR A GRAND SIGHT.—About viz weeks ago, George G d, Esq., of bneed-park, Bris tol, left with a friend for a couple of months' sum mer tour, and knowing of no more interesting spot to visit than the great theatre of war, they started, via Mar seilles, for Constantinople, and thence proceeded by ship to Balaklave, just es the last great bombardment commenced: they at once hastened on, and witnessed, Brit, the awfully grand spectacle of the fire upon the city, with its terrifis glories, and then the assault, with all its sanguinary horrors. Mr. 0 d and his friend beheld the assault from that poiat which best commanded the French attack on the Malakhoff, and afterwards had an interior view of the cap tured city. The lucky tourists were of course obliged to take up their abode in tents, but, beyond an attack of rheumatism, paid no greater pe •alty for the sublime spec tacle at which they were present. Another gentleman from Bristol, Thomas Cornish, 8.A., solicitor, was also in the Crimea at the time, and was equally fortunate with his an fellow Bristolis in aring the view. _ _ 4, Foa A RAINY DAY."—The Yorkshireman says, on Sato:day last, a women living in one of the numsrous yards of York, being engagid in some slavish occupation, observed to one of her neighbours that she had no one to 'give her a .male o' mate" (meal of meat). She was taken ill and died oa Thursday last, on her death-bed directing bar limbas..d to two parcels hid in the roof of the house, is which he found 641. ----- A NIGHT bPENT AMONG THE ROCKS ON FLESWICK BRACK.—A few days age, a party of ladies ens puttee:Des from St. Boas paid a visit to the lighthouse, near Fleswick. A portion of the party returned to St. Bees by the road, sad arrived safely at home about half-pact six o'clotk in the evening. The other portion of the party, consisting of three ladies and two gentlemen, were not so fortune e ; they undertook to return home by the rocks, when they were overtaken by darkness, and were unable to make their way. At length one of the gentlemen (1 he Rev. C. W. Woodhouse, Tneological Lect-rer at St. Bees College), managed to make his way from amongst the rocks, and re turned home, where be mode known the tallow position in which he had left his companion', and dark as the night was, servants were sent off under the guidance of Mr. Wood how. (who returned and spent the bight with his friends) with cloaks, coats, and refreshments for the eight. With difficulty these comforts were conveyed to the party, who were aempelled to pass the night in this dreary and uncom fortable position; but they all d giddy at home soon after daylight on the following morning, not a whit the worse for their perilous adventure. The tides were at that time fortunately low, otherwise the adventurous party meat ieevitsbly have been all inst.—ewritenriond Packet. MARRIAGE EXTRAORDINARY.—EarIy io the week, a young urea of very gentlemenly eppearanoe, attired in the first style of fashion, wearing a diamond riot on his fiair.r, with a gold watch sod appendage', presented himself at one of our city hotels, and aft. r making a few off hand inquiries respecting the far fam. d Groins Green, signified his intention of making a drive over, and accordingly ordered a gig to convey him thither, which was readily procured for him, and off he started for the Green. But, on nearing the Scottish border, he began to make inquiries for its whereabouts, and at Florriaton toll-bar he stopped a a few minutes for that purpose,snd biter briefly isterrogatiog the toll keeper as to its precise poaition be was jocularly re minded that he had not got a lady with him. The idea that there was certainly a want at once struck him, but to amend this on the instant be was at a loas. R e sent, the worthy toll keeper, fancying she saw his dilemma, volun teered to furnish him with a lady, at and once introduced a blooming fair one who readily consented to accompany him to the Green. They therefore soon reached Gretna, and after getting married took a drive out, bat soon returned sad lodged there for the night. Nest mornieg titer break fast+, he received from her half a crows, which he requested her to lend him, saying that " it matte rs not which of us keeps the money now," and ale t the diamond ring which he bad placed on her finger at the time of their marriage, they departure,i as he was going out to ord: l te e t when d o er the e gig, erto m au rke n" h re 51 y He, however, pretsoding to wit a letter, decamped without Cer s l o e u , paying the priest for his trouble, or the landlord for his bountiful hospitality.—Carlisle Patriot. THE SPUN.) CAMMON.—Preparations for the spring campsite are now to active prow. as The Govern ment is shout to build a large number of gun boats; to are expected to render important service. Messrs. Charles draw very little water , wi t h an enormous armament. The y Hill god Sass, of Bristol, have received orders from the Admira:ty to build three, elk to be finished early next year. A young officer, George Lawrence, Esq., of Mon mouth, who volunteered for the Crimea from the Monmouth shire MON', has Put written home, and from his letter it appears that he was in the disastrous assault on the Itedan, where he was covered with glory, but barely escaped being a victim to the murderous B.e of the Russians. Hi. sword was shot out of his band, his tunic was perforated Sy wavy bullets, sad his epaulette torn tff by a shot. H. is ex pected to return to England with his shattered regiment— the dashing Welsh Fusiliers. I _ la II 1 4 115 _a ii It M 44 w 1 64 IS 40 11l 113 107 100 MI 101. I. 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