The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-19 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1 THE POLICE COURTS. nate be fouled that she had Mee moat* paneled= to SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. - 1111711111 #0115111115000 ten fortes... (THIS DAT.) Inipecter Wftstyre, of the V divides, said la February, -0...,-. M. IPd I DarterMlL 1 Clie = j Mps. 18.51, the prisoner was ocerrieted at the Richmond petty T wo ° T wos. trir an missoledtp_..la • • m st - --...-- maims es two charges of fortune telling, and sentenced to IL 100 Done Dthese.lam.S.e. N W -• NARY LOONY. six monad imprisonment The railway share market to-day is very quiet, is 16 Di. .-do. Z. mg ell dedakalelminnedt 1 " di. - - 113•11:ts la Arnim •7 rt ICII7I. The prisome did sot deny the charge, and tag she wee except as regards South Eastern Railway stock, to aU Do. Prelmence . n ,„„„, „„,,e, sets sorry fort ane so fooNsh. •% •:" 1 ,... , innina li_ s and ,„ inu ' e.tie d young fe male , ' fir . i h e w ie kr h e Led no e it erist e re L . s h e had } w oe which is in active request, and shows a 1" It 9 4 „ . ... iu. , ~.,,,„„„ ~,,,,,,,,, ...., .., described on the sheet as of Tbru yij. lotion was at eon before, of seeding her to the House of Correctios fresh tine of i p er cent. London and emenemea.kit.. 711 11 i lement“trest. Iplineh. et n' °eel '. i Placed • for three mouths withlN 106 Do. Malpra AIN. 7$ 75 the Mo. and acoommodated with • thatr.as she appeared la labour. North Western, 'and Great Western have declined mg se seams Ma. do e Iti ye .....1; sad stupefied Mete. charged with attempting to 5 11 Oiketta• deskaa f ells Ipm 3 I per cent. Other descriptions are steady, with Manit maids nosier the li•lkiwiag strange eiremestenote : - 10 5 • T.ADocitlip.agaa 11 li Ma - .I. MI Fresliwater, talcum, badge It., 4, mid that he was THE CLFAIcAL PEosEi•UTION IN NoRrOLK.-111 little business. London and North Western stock it 74 Delten. =el r eine 104 dl. _ 114 74 lairs 14 Oa - called off the rank le liViotecriviatmal by the prancer. the lateion for slug* • hymn at a (metal, the is q uo t e d ...SI A.... In, son to Avg ; G ro at W estern , 74 to 74 ; et too gut /ai m hid ts 1.1 to drive to Heriabii-parit. Ile his &nivel there he solicitor or s h e defame resolved during she last few days -- g o „ri t o , es ', a. ..k t h e horde as to what part of the b e te,. 701. and ime t o wit the poor in the litiga Midland, Isn to 1341 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, , 91 : u ll 1 .., 0. 9°. j lirt mko ubmpaa m •••• L e t Par p . - poll L. wan to ,erne het to. hot wi arming the Coo 'mistral, fumed upon them. i a "'Wit' 114 to 1 ; South Eastern, 86 to I ; and Caledo- 010 au Da. tte. theieesed m - uo, lee Mess .oebeti.”l to sal b" Inn at the tine a demote:4e sided that he would subeiribs further if . Me all Do. 6p.et do lOl 102 1011 home. of the cab fake a deed persoo. 1a reply to • gees- lb. uart es ,,..i neu c onfirmed the eaavistion, aied noose. DAN 92 to i• 100 75 Do. do. do. LW •f Ws par - tee, he pot to her he recelsed no answer, sal coassephently 82 that ease an appea l _ a te !.ba (' amt ci_ a ____ . _Quent's Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain dull, s r . 0 0 :271 • - -dr .. Ler to the Matson. wilco the lospectat laid her takenel a ft 21 VI }- Beech ' The ab rup t termimMall m the raw on Vie ` theme Y at 13-16 to 11-16 dia. The Indian and Canadian me an Do. 6 meet it.i. so es - ..ut • ; Lo• th e rats. After ale we* Cot eat • tk B Gl was bleed has of connemadend say further preoesdiap . San Paulo remain no 100 M ai D0. De.801. 5 pir rveL s4. o4: .„ tlie. 65 es - ~,, , • . • , . . .le I elle! - Leto Lnuni - Name. DAZING OtTHAOI IN DMlZTalllik -Ou W . railway shares are steady. . 61 43 52 p . • hstahly Yr./slum Are W ii. sa t id the Wet wittiest Woe .1., evis i n t ie t , h e w. tw e lv e eief one e.doek , a mist h eavy. I* all Do. I per a UN- .66 611 HI 100 all De. de. WM . - tot. '''''" about 6 6.cfeck "eel:" the le. atrocious mad daring attempt at mender and robbery was ULDENLIT RUM LSD ROOM lOO all Do. dit. KU- . 44 60 - am: , li tog imierisitsle at the bottomed him cah was at owe . _ St. IS Orme ladles • • OM 05} *4 I i orwamitted on the person of Asa Woud, thii wife of .. ~ . ~, ~ 5..y.....a, rho gave her am mastic. and thwarted new tu r e s . w o od, labourer, madding art Heath Top, Church Ilk Of Ds N LI SMILISAIL I e r i l= l" - ashs... ." "l ''''' .ll.46" le * 13 8 .' Ile et N 7ad cia Lta 11 ,. . of 1 4 1 It as - ri e. .31 to the Utiivirsits Roskotal. After bang at the latter Broughton. A tramp called at the home, °penalties door, -. IP • ' P out a eue l' ie ei !woes ane wee Ilk an wa lk. and wan and walked in, having • mask over his face. fleeing no one _Ltd m a W2 . l.ri chis 2 461 , 21 • li - soe all (*.West 14 16 131 r .. ~4 lock to tits Albsaythreet statics. Witham now bet the wife in the house, be demanded her money . and on ,M. 'ff. VS SI ~.. 664 111 Do. Wow m Of dl. - 1 .. .. . ...I a cerUferato to say that the female had recurcrel. h er see s., ,h e b e d Dow .. h e dipped her i o th e fees and ii 3 ash mid _ lid sa ' 11 4s,P6710 i irt.t11100 lei 102 - - 100 all Do. do. 78 . kit . . 100 101 - p. ....• email • letter upon her . knocked her down, then fell upon bar, and kneeling on ber 10 en Beheerle MILC. 111 7 - 100 all Do. do. 71 thoatop. 100 102 - 4 i t . the esmakee is writteu "S. Cook is my Darle." On stomach, drew out • clasielinife sod attempted to cat her M 100 irked sad *rater - 100 ell Do.lllp.ctlMA,pey.77 N N - a ' ''' t ' f ma " P e i . " I ' l4 are the words, " 3auner than throat. She, lifting up her left arm to prevent hi m, received St 100 C a l e d on i an - IL 140 Id Do. Our . 44 per ot. 86 IN •••• ~,,tusv bad for the lake of :mosey I suffer death, for • severe wound upon it, and another across her breast, each ail ail Ca__lll__lme Bandon - - -. 91 100 Do. do. II per at aitt 931 - so Si I .: •• • Sappy release fr"...-..41 the troubles in this world. - rut from three to four Mhos in length. He then mired re l f e l l i tai n'an e ll „, WI 17 K IM ikk 2h=":l46.. .: 1 II dla - 10 II Da .. .1 L'..•••• yos WA A meat. - De. •i♦• no die unto -.•-• her dress, tore her pocket from her, and took out of it one to e g b e. g i p. ,,,,t 4 p md 6 4 &.. -.- IL 100 *db._ Ceeti4e.66.. , .. - - 41. geodeld - Hay., you earthing to lay ? haUanereign, air shillinp M silver , and lid. in copper. 19 au Imm o sa d emm o t ewe ee 111 en Miranda& Omaha I ..1.1 lie an almost iimudshis tem of voim)-Nothint He then le ft her. She &write" him ea a man about 30 15 all Dand.,Pertlad•led.Ja. 74 II - aka •am M. $ I - .-' " 01 31aann, 3 dm". to •Prania inalandj "'nail' te of age, ab o ut Mt. No. or aft . sin. high, slender made, N. 106 East Seem l9 17 - 10 all De. do. land is. 5 I - .. • i a l ma hair, dreased is dark et:Amoral clothe', and a t, o ld N. Ile *hem Ciewitlas OA it 631 10 an De. do. a cep. do. 5 7 -U• Meediehl- !the will be lesemadad fur &week_ Let her cloth cap. She raised ain alarm. and her husband, who was ith 100 mama Dhow, Moekt N r : ea, leo - - 10 all Do. do. lead do. 5 I 90 le. Dude (Mated) -- - ... • L '''' " wilAuc "„,,,i! iw i wi ng_,._ _. _„ig t bs,__ A it la, The d i _ ' nun „ in at wort a short distance off, came to her. awl immediately le e it Kies tae . oh - _ ... 11l 100 •.• •" h. ate P.! • ....• ..... ma.. ..o i don't loins ".`e km. information to impector buseao, who forthwith pro- le en Ditto - ..- 19 10 Dm Pilau* S t a il Ls -.-. L • ..a• r.... 1 Set. corded to we spot. Surenotendent Corbishly being in the ik. leo Edinburnhand Glasgow $1 N - til 100 Do.latlltrlolg. Skid. N 94 984 .: 01 (the gaoler)-The esoo are very Mow. Would o,lohhonrhood, on duty, was also itrooediately on th e 84. 100 bilinarii,reah, Nub 11161 POI - 16 1 DisadmiLlkolted.SoeLp I lOw -• , i.... her to betakes to the king-room, where Um spot, mid despatched the constables' in all dire boos team? 10 MI Forth and Clyde Jeer. - - ••• DISRIIII7III3 STOCK& 411 i stop with he, " 11 45 05 451iili to the Hnuas of the country. The police me busily engaged is the cadre l i t l em ee tdaa lla w suetk a I lh ei W 3o . 4l .. d aaaNs ILI 113 - oto .1. au the ma? roar to bnug the offender to justice for this crime, which it . pm um , Nom ,. Na IM. I Neon. IPd I CL prim I lake • Miitufirlal- Onteisly. has created a gnat sensation in the neighbourimerl It. 100 De. • Week 111 11/ - 1011611161 Si. 011dertk4p70: - let I ..- lamer young Oasts was then taken from the court, FRIOH7VVL AcPIDENT. - f IN! MAW Krum, at. 1 De. II Mask 1111 1.111 - 50,1181 06. Nedelkep.s.llar.allept. 100 91 92 - ...tenth more dead Oleo all4e, sod tie cabman allowed Fn's. . _ A - Kai 116. N. Dint 4p.M.Jamtlial MO IS 100 VII) lllllll7-D. n acc id ent, tow, 'tag • • ot; the i..•r Loa for his lose of time sad tenable.mg sa 76 } It. Iset li• N. Zak. 4e. et. le N •••• me life ac ed amain- severe injury to tire other peewee Ik ea. lo s " threnl D.... e w W°sl 7.9...gg h a e. 4 liiik a. wandiadoet.--eip..l. too - - - THA NM °ciente:l on Wednesday morning on beard of the new 9t. lee i ma go," y . us tigi nee I WeeDrit or • MAMA". steamship Miter ? built by Wears. Sarandon', of Hull, M. mo LaMar memened Is Cl - ODIOSIAL SOYERMICIDIT 11110111121118. 1 .. , the 4.,1„...1 of the n i g h t chem. Mr. wav a „, and at present being fitted with Olschinery in the Victoria ge st 150 100 Lles..lo/111111444. 7,5551.05556 . m. a a Dor . . lli is 115 u 5.7.4 - Dock. A number of men hat been working rill Tuesday • Na 11%1 emu. I Pd. I Cl. Prima I bad.. i - , ....g , Weil, the chief male of the ship Ilrierly night , i . a bo ut half t fi ve w edneedes , more. N. me Leasing dorm We seeg lea 1 .. 1I 14 all it as. ;has all Da *Atha - - .... .. Qtl3.ooY.4ll.e.ieLeblli 100 113 110 1114 ~ U. fiem Australia, was brought up on remand before Mg that the accident occurred. A linge _cylinder, efii inane i g e s 2 ,. see L ete ee thmesserit It te th .... .. Do. 8 per met, 27 . . 106 - - -h4 "elle clamed with the wilful murder of William in diameter, and weighing 23) tom, had to be elevated ais ed hemmgearyiclrain. - -•-• .... .. Do. 6 per met 1075 .. 1011 - - - .a su s otherwim Lancast e r, on the high sem near the little, in order to allow the engineers to place it in its S all Da sad lltlitstillao 104 11 - .... .. Do. 6 per cent., tool .. 100 - - - .:ail of Asc. moo, on the nth day of -fugue& lath proper pueition. Fur this purpose, a crane, weighingneerly 1 15. 100 tlasolllKALMoollalk r 6 1 du -ii - •• • • .. Da. 6 per M. YabgtAug. 100 111 112 - a ton, placed two beams 14 helm by 15 10 ~I ......_. 1 144886411184 , 1364 1 •• • • .. Do Do..o s pee per ot e lar.fillep. 700 100 lii 4 11 104 S e 705 - 71 The .ilip arr.. ed in the port of Louden on eunday last, • I thick, elevated the deck, over the held iu aa • '"''' •a'aa •••• • • • ***** UZI 154 4 101 MIAOW I Ds. d o. - B4. 100 Da 181 m. &Darby- 107 100 ..,1 uo ...tele mare taken to onset the pieener until Than- whi c h th e e n g ines are to be placed , and which had several 4 4 all mo t tot . m i .,. ( 1,..) - - ..• .... .. New dinessw.Oo lis itp, - ci lOO 106 107 1001 1 iir uchimi, eh.: the law was set in metan by the HUMS times previously lifted the ponderous cylinder, was called to .11 mm Na s t (o n ta t e_ - - .... .. ILL Weleagee sp. a itios 100 IN 101 - „,,,, e. ~we to . CoWM,Micatio, having been re...... 1 by into requisition. A number of men were upon the two ell all deeperaither..tlisse. ••••, -. 4 .s. ee .... .. De. sp. a. MI to 16701 N 001 1001 - beams at the craze, aid another lot of men were in the hold la • Newrikkrumehold • • 7 .... .. De Ip. re, MIS lOO 109 100 - tat. if''''" Trade from the !thiP P ieg °dice in P°Plar* where placing packnap• coder the cylinder, as it eree being elevated la all ifewl7.WarreaP. glens .. P. .... - Sem MAK 4p. st. Idg 66 N P. .... . Doh. redeine UM - 100 10M 10s4 - ter •41.....1 1.g.'..01t of the Briefly Hill was deposited. by the create. It had been raised to an elevation of three e e t• lee s , ir li .... ad r iee o ... stee Be iie sips _,. - tli I Lulea Vows& solicitor, appeared for the defence. ;whoa which was. just a hat was required, and the men on e t. te7 Nary British .. Ill vi tesl on Otte s,. ..6,...a.ro* July 1 1 00 00 I_o6 _OO - I n.i.etur Cox. al the Themes police, who arrested the the top were about to fasten the ropes attached to the mane , at, ,u; N e m p ee . B o a I D !I ...„ .s. ••••• -• NWMUlP.ader.atOst. 100 let les; 1066 6 6 to whoa a sadden crack lug was heard. Some of the men on the se all Dn. A - -- - ..,•MINIM MINIS. '''''''. 4"4"1 the ar'isi 1.15" k a Ilw linerlY Hill top relished on to the Addle-boxes, and one jumped upon 64. 100 N. lessens-lkerwisk l* 104 ddi i '1,4141 - at, the deek, hut as soon as the beam snapped one of the men, 21 1N 0.b./..ftwe. Aar /pa IP Se. lIL j lirms. I Pd. I Cl. prima 1 Isles. N LI iii I 4 . Alfred Com (Thlllitek) 1110 61 if - Tia i •dneose, Farrow and Kiernan, who gave their mri• named Thonies Smith. not getting off the Mania as speedily f s t . 1 0 7 L i n Tent ..,,.. em Mende,' with remukatile chutney', said the la the other., was precipitated along with the crane into the Si. up Nedi 7i.g~ at, head to the loilhetik elver the deceased was eelioder beneath, a distance of um 40 feet. He fell no- so MI Northil&Wmtmuleses. Of a _ .. Mord - •...laferoesth the crane, sad was literally crushed to piece.. In te} 17/ North ilealfordike. _. - 8 Be - 1,0116 .. Dev. 0. Con. i =k ) 1 MS 4115 -, was wet a correct one, and that after seven of $l2 .. Zest Homed 1 - feat* the crane broke into several pieces., and Ave ether et 11 NutentimitheedlMC. 14 - 0.... res had gime . ft to r w p ice t th e capti o n t o p o t into the men w ho were reigned packing the cylinder were severely 19 an restess - 6,146 hist Ouse= 4, .. IL Wh.Seged (Wink ) 7t. 40. " a 14 -• - _, =•• I -Loal of .Var.nanni fur fresh water be refusal to do so. crashed by the pieces falling upon them. Two of the men, r ? a i r, liartatimid49s .. Orenabisr • St. Mbyte. Nit 27 19 - roomy n.. riot, rot if the explain did not he would have named Menne Burton and Williams Poetill , were very sc 100 Beeesse . cetera t. I. ti•il , town till he dal ; but U.* was ..t n aocesui• badly injured about the head, and they were at once re- to 100 lloottlsk N. N. Aber.slk 844 *I ..- Al .. 11.WILMIlred,r0 116 if f i l -_. mined to the infirmary. Three other men, named James St. 100 'imitish Illallen,d N N _ Ss, .. • Wk. Tar .. cool 1.. "Y h am anyUnion any h a a . The procure how- to t h eir „ wo h ome .. The recovery o f B ortoo oat } N e wt t e 10 all 613tlogimaresteneent 4 7 - 1,0111 .. elect. 61.124. 20 3 - 61.. WO Muth Dimon a 44 ve Se Downs 10,0,1 at 4 - ...,, ***** iiesinstely went below, returned with a I very doubtful. . lady Deaths Lett If 14 - 411.. 100 south latent N 85 i se Si ii es t. lest piste!, which he cocked us clack, sod alter FATAL RAILWAY Ace ---On Wednesday et. mo South Wales O2 04 04 (Usq Lslaah. h 61 44 - ii.,,n,,; • " I'll blow the that luau's beau, out that k r . e moral% at the Bridge of Dun Station of the Scottish N. 100 6 . 1 orbit* Mar • 77 PP es 4 .. l i lla s reersa 4 g - ~....,..„.... shout four miles from IS GB earlwaelkelleilmedes 6 al - .. IL tresees ari i . iii - .t 5 .. Z. Illajleeso ; lia 9 Pe 1..,il ul. •t V. , captain." delthentaily pretested the pistol l •-••••:- re ItailweTZeieteel about as all Stednin A Derempee 110 SO , Windrow), a uight watc was accidentally run over by „ 1. .. nth WSW .. 9.1L0. 11 12 - tf.r tleceeee , l. slid sled him dead. The primmer Dien te at Pt - a a.aals traia. The YON/UMW wan, when packed up. Wee ss. me - Tan gighw v i n. 6855 _ _. 4 " Per Oses. (111. assay) .14 11 It - 4 ... 4 a eee"n'i l e 'reil fin.' in" Leine al the Meter, ("sled so have sustained injuries el a frightful nature, part fe a u mo w -. 1., ID Pasetiesse(ll. lalantl. 10.61. 48 48 •-• •. sa Module ley, and Mid, " If) ma don't go funnel of the train Levine pawed over his lady, crushing almost IL is De. - .1 shout every um, of you," and the non did go forwent to a jelly Ids right leg and aide , sod his right arm. The 1.14 1 __ D. i ide 11 7 : 0 1 pe Sm .. • a il Clear).. lf 296 a - accident occurred) aletut five o'clock, and he wee wave 01. 1610 tale ..... • • 44 - MN .. cam Dees awe) • N 5 * . - 1 , -01 thrve.piorters ad en hour afterwards the men weriai join ... 4w pe w • to steetreee, and 1 in lir ell Tide* eta. I llf iii - 1 Dome Iran I Oat Yby B all tor { ftesewall tit II - Iftalag (La is t - ...,,, inia.terva iii the after part al the ship; the Mimi. , I the infirmary. .e was consmous for vene tittle, but only ri. ... West ladland-Oxford 43 - .. W. helves (Maps) 111.16.9. 129 - •.,1 "'I his is whet comes ...I,yemensuLay," &adder-land the before nine o'clock he expired. 26 all I Dltte L= . I l a il - • • Park. - ..,..1 west off he .acs cut . The two winsome distinctly WHEAT DILYII4O.- GOllVillesial that a peat deal Ai Ala DON 11 Ma - 9. 1 MALIN Ila.C if 4, •Oren -. ••• re the peed . did out go off Ly accident, that it or upon 44 the grata gathered this year is in a very had oseditioa .....-s 20; .. Tale el ToweralEt d ) 1M Id. 1 - ...'.ock wh ew i t wee i sroog h t , ee 4.4 , sa w t h at i t v .. coosequent on the great mount of rain that has attended 14 11 1 41. . • .. West Dasset ( )• • _ the mithering, the Board et Inland Revenue ham green ISNIIB/111/02 111•11 P. LOW .. W. Condon ( ) a 71 73 - . finitely ;invented and fired at the deceased. .. West Stun - pernossion for the use of malt kiln, for drying wheat. We tot i e t o I 116IIMAIL I Olestus pekes I Wes 64 110 116 •••• J. i• Taylur, able ...thaw ou board are Brier! Hill, was have the authority and requite: of an Aker d the hose! 5 .. W. least (Moms) .. 116. 100 CaledouLen. SAO is :n.l iu amernatiun of th e evidence of Yerrow to make this known, and tiouttleas • large circle of our I . - al c ...." w ag og . 115 1 pi 14 se .. Wh. Buller (Itedruth) A7B PI ••• ••,.1 Kia•rma. He sari I went aft with Brown readers will be highly grati fi ed with the itdosnathei.- ti - e n ,pu ----- u.,pertu. ---• or" - itnerJes Of et .. 4. .. Wk. ddward tcalatook) 7 2 14 - i. .. WI. Kitty Me. lelant) 1.7. L 15} Itlf - el to, other thee to complaiu of the water. I e(ee k f o rd Mercury. to lee ;last Anglian, A, Ip. et. le 101 es 1. - Mary Ana •-• • • o.i mid taw everything. There was no Woe. Tux LADY'S HU InicalPTloN LftradoST. --Soon ft. 140 Do. I, 4p. et 111 112 .- 'Moe 8 U * - tote .. TrZ ta rettwuer (Usk ) fof 914 tit - : --.. .. to what we should .10 ht f•Ong we west aft. a ft er th e f ear f u l w rec k o f th e Royal (e m u, the 114. 110 Do, C, 75. et. IN 108 - i• • i.• twit!, isuutst to ,oushou of the water. It was not Aeiteeey ... es, about this time hat year, when ehis .... ..11s. .14.10 Z. cum. 1ia..6p.cm310.1 100 11l 110 _, IOPAION KUM • ''' f "" aan bad a. '" ° " in a 1 ' 4 ' 416 .5 tad _shed, creatures lost their lives, a lady, resident in bideford, a - Z. IM fit N " 'Sp. el j-1 4 . i.! it 111 -." % "' rat ' ti ''' ""It'''' to test° it ' i iln i___,caPao_ s a Devon, omposed a poem on that sail dimater. Ie the a. i.e Seaters Untee. aD. et. IS St - No. .1 sh. I *mat I Pd I CIL "Mem I Sake •,. ' uses 4 ' 4 ' Tire hi e ', lwe i ...s cam ' Yere'`"' cod 16 ° 4 Mlle al the rise winter souse dreadful wrecks took place Bs. WO MI& a Dimmi l p.st. 111 118 •-• Mod; 20 Moira= - •' '"° g o n ' t " 1 " e • - As'ea." o " to get irril. oe Ilideford Her. hold. sad sneceadul efforts were reads Bt. 100 ISIIL.PI2III , LOLL 774 714 MA* i Doe Awe Limited- 151 *Ms •••• - .. . , o n "`"P ( ' °° ""/' "iN;,-"„ Brows s ew; "We will IL, the lifeboats d the National lefeboat Inetitneiss to rave Be i n ' tise lee Gresa itee g a ,... s " bilw • m t 55 ' " 5 " g - item! 26 Ilesalsis. oL9l44.jvsL) l6 rll . ,u• ,ou __ da rn," se won .. _. ...at ....en; . canuot ill I t i„.„. „ ewe . Thar heroic e ff orts induced herb einaPala lii. WO Me. --- 4 --- parrelet. l. M. 115 s 555111. 1114 11,000 11.0 Do. 14. Jobs del 1.6 17‘ 204 tlf .•, • .. Brown we, then fire ..r six feet off. lie did not 1 ... slier poem caw one Lie Beet. . she u m . s k e w e d i i , „., ii "....„.. r a talik Im. is $7 - 10,000' 6 Do. lead& MIL Oa all -- -• .. 15110 1 Cla.Ocin. Ma. Os. Jam. _f -• •.- - , ..• . r..wards the captiiiii i? attempt to touch hoe. With conjunction wlth some of he, friends to eiradate ems le sil Ot.M.h c iethast e lat 'l raw - - ..., at* 40 Cobra COMIC en at 46 - t . •• L • Lief mate wool Aiwa to ho cabin, brought up . a 16 9 11 -si thoussioila ii the pews, and the proceed .of their ads have are 0 614.Wearlarkstauds; - - -v• *NO - Coplapo ~.,. 1 •rw. pastel iu hie left hand awl cached it with am 1 . breeds ' reeled 10of eh. has p o t e eree if in ee . seh t et to es IL MN Da, winlM. 44p. Met Inn let - WOO 1 Dun Ifteatala Copper ell 1110 1 b• miaow . 61 0. ,1 ord.' him I. go below kr the with the National Lifeboat Institution, which will lake tom en'es 1001 l Ine ' he iwimm ,.., i t eL erwi et e . s° se ss Stale 2 Fortuna if a ~• The note said, "The first man that lays his hand. so ol 4 Some 10 General all . eau as the requisite Mint 121 SW. I hae boss mimed, " IT jej tet."-tp,----4,...4..Yea 101 }a ISOM 2 04. Weighers - 4 t'. ' •Plata. I will Id" hi" brume ant. * The suds Waa to pest the lifeboat oil - some eared pole% where probacay gau Demme. redskin. m 104 - de, eastrathi a (= 1 I din par - h , a, i) .tae to Browns, sad Led taaall Priam_ aged , hereafter many a poor thiporec ed whir will feel mutant 10 MI Do.ChestaP7llll.llP.e. lis let 174 11,000 1} Kameda (lie.) lltliPk II I ; .... • 'dis. 11r../11wiel, " Will ytAIL 7 - but 00 did berining et to tt, o h o l y w h o so p e ome e rti m ay and e t wes ee tay howewed 10 at k do. do. ilp.o. is. tie -• 15,000 5 Urns all 10 11 • ...4.timiot to do an) thing. The mato imatediatelyshot Um oo he, behalf . St. lee arm. ON. Stock 76 78 - 10,000 5 Daskaalan '''' "" toll "" 6 el feel ' The I • 144 va• mur h • ••• FLlbwr or WILD FOWL-During several days ail Do. Clesst. Gm Mane so II - 146,516 1 ....... on tie nournitrate'. desk. I cannot say if it eock..l all Do. do. do le CI -• MOOO 1 =Copper of 8. • •..1 hlt. I , the sic. ..sand Wail dee the mum... heal n 1 !eat losieirlue Mirilhen of wild fowl have paned over the ? ail De. do. do l5 - ' ie . - - --._--,_.,-"- I district of North Nottiughamshire, from the north to the 54. MI Irma Torah. ep.clit Lee 1101 - ~.. p .t. 4 Musa Om conipannin to the "'. '."` .euth , wr. • lly ' , l geese Num bers ii these Ville tn. W. *a lekddriebtdilLi•alla - 10,000 90 PanteMi ksalsslis dl i v sL er ) Lead .... l all o. l o I I INa -: 100,000 6 2144 Plana 5t;1',.41„.:,:..,.`a.1 ,old •' - if ''' s d " 't go forwarded I --will ahead qneety e'. .o low . w t. ' hat - the y . migh t have been shot with the l a. rs.. A. _ Na Mx°. Neer ale lit ride • hut with ye De.sp.e. me o. 0 T.. 1. ::.,„", „eked entry i n the hnhewh. which the respect to easy others, their err was hard es. wit D ...... ... ... in to - - 4 110,000 17411,2. 1 4 lisatisli m.ss.s miiksm Asetin. ;Um) l au fla I I idle ...- Knee let w (Um) ad 1-, ~ - van. me...h.& r when from their great height they were impeille. IL 100 pel e , do. No.. us us - KNO 1 Do. ' mw ` Mmd mil " ra• fa "' trl° " ad. Their con f the moth Was early is said to iii.. te • S. UM Do. pi. do. .... • 161 let mg nom - " 0 .. ' I°' Le'lemuel a the te l eete '-"" I hereb, !l e ' severe wilder, mei certainly. should the year bear nut the • all Do, pawl& ao.„ - .... • It. :.L..1 toe 6,0,4 came all In a lad ehrigu P w " i claimer it las inatotased hitherto, we mar calculate that 1 1. lea Da• 7 l l • ll,7o . l ifach• • 752 116 ,_ JOINT 1700 E. BAND. - ' •••1•••I ii.,. if I came to the lot A• 099 0 .11 ? the eremseetim . moo . will peal:ably be fulfillat -Nothaolissat M. 1•• D•A P' &4•4 "" a "A ir° U 4 •• [3IIIIIIE=IIIIIIIIIIIE3C3 - • ~ ~..... ~... William Prom @roll. up, sad add if I the errs -- IS 1110 im . ± . esietdeedeL 14U - rti•Prol... ila 70 Agra • .. -• . back . 00 I/8 - I . ' - 6" t• ki... • " " ‘••••1 ' 4 " . aft " Li " he tee fa". its lak. 7 en.i..+l , - A 1. S.. • 1 prv. -At the monthly general et. IN reaMmarmeimiuges N tit ils 411 -7 s 111 ;11:600 40 GIGBGIGIG al l - - . . i. m e n t.. 01.. Ira, mud that they would du it. The '' 10.000 II leek al 1118 t - - a' ;mod Mine i n Ada, a p a pistol , sa d a f i„ rusetmg, held yesterday at the Society', house iu Hanover EA TO . Lnall i 7 0.7 . All us i t till. lit 4: dOOO 100 leak et leadon CO le 52 - - . .. It e „.,, h.; „..h., a. attempt 6,e bold Nam, it. Lod lb. Grey and Ripen, Reareildmind Sir r 7, sh isi is - KO* Id Beak of Tenter 5 14 14 dla - he (0,,, a .to pt.,. t.d the pistol , whi,h firefly Hyena Martin, K.C.8., sod liseen. G. E. Forster, 'O . Lee etee _ o leede s tr ie t iuwe e t . 111 t o - SIAM N MN& N. eateries - - a : ~,, 1,,,,,,,h4 IL. ~a toht. tail ee ' e r h . ..,, h o C. ..1. Seen, and A. J. Lewis were elected Fellows of the • 44 B it am - SUN 20 amt. Bank of India. ~ ~i . mat ~,,a . that attempted .., k h i l. • t h e mete i.e.,. tee . .4 th ... ds. IL 11. Heldman-M. eat Dr. I. suer were foupossd as - lo 6 Doratimaik !pea 4 spm - *OOO II Mere. of ladle, - Lea.. and China all ID 36 dates fur the FLU...ship. The report horn the mooed, la- isa Helekittwalif•aet" - •"' - - • . ...., ...t, " Will ...e ; will you!" and pet hie hand 4 000 I* - - .4 slier 100 'unciull a 1 4 , ii but 44 addition. to the menegerie SL 155 Do•Cate.pcs 0 -00-e , - 1 3 7 1 1 04 - • of. t...1..5w Mn, Mehl, Aug tho words Were not out ... 'IL 155 Dia.s o•ct. Pr... Moot ill - 10,000 140 - • .... , ee ,„ o h t.f o , t h e p aw , wh . sh ...., Nil h. stated that the tote! number of persona who had visited the s h so je t t s Easwew 4 p.c.. Nle - ik 11 =44 Canada all - - -• .•e ,„ oh.. „,.. t ,,.. ~..t ai a w aho . w inks , &owe. . r t . ganises during the eurreut year hal reached 34710, sad g‘ nu Name sp. dalta. Btu* .- ... - that the total receipts at the gardens up to that day (Oct. 182 et. 100 We ilk Ihrftedit. percent 111 113 'Ail 111 leoLVZ.Cbartd all 16 • . I r..: here Mn. Mad se he 600. whis the reel of the- IMMO le efibellsorlaad. all - - - '• • •!•••asi forwent Th e b e am I N A mold the .. 01/11111.1111 the. of the whole .4 th e year 1049. ft. 106 Be. New Ola. 6p. Cl. me Li - 10,000 10 Las CIL Beak *Ansel. all 554 66 151 , •'• rt .w died is • few minutia. I was at the cabin ROYAL Co Um; kor Sit'lVlDiNit OP ENGLAND.- be 1 da. 19999 Pr 1: 9199 Ma I 14 les al IN N.Ma-derw.4 p.c. . - .- - - U. ° I : 0 0 I? d al suedi 1 nt=__ ~- 10 - - - , .. , the peed went off, receiving peetola from the The, following mantra the `" 11 "1 ~ having __ ,, °•, 1 . 1 1*••,_ 11 01 Da do. es Par ipm _ mosim, la 4:lndeed Meth Aeneas 2 14 Of die •••t. • , whim. I bed t•nwtotioly seat d u . s im„ tea am...my exan6inatious, Were aumitten Jawatutrs re et he go. soma elect go. I .... ... - 60,1100 100 Loa. and wootimmoor.. ta - - - ... f. r il ea , 55 ,4 the mob we h e . midwifery as a aseeting ot the board on the 17th iostaut, 15 id Do. York. It * Lerma it ir AN - - 92 10,0to' 100 Net. Prow. ot islerl.. 41 - - - i.. sal the urns , w , I did w e tee t h e sir .: Medals. W 111.4011 Cooke, Toehrisige, Keat. &plows' de si Salk Segfortlehin - MOW M I* New II - -- W. 0 The lame doci.r. that be did wi flowed to "I !" .I "a rshi ,P em y t ' i l., A l n i t a' 1 .. 8. 11, 2 .. ,„, 4 ,.,4 .'"P"' E c .. n e HaYta s eii . etns il: 1 Mt Ileskieb Coot. nee Wet. - - _ IL 0 align* Bra l6 - - ' '2 le menet his laal tewerde the WM he might We dant.N.ll.llfp.st PraLet -.- - * New lee* Wake all - - - St. Ile Do.Aker. ge.6 p.a. 1110 121 1 17... r.' ...07e7. " 0f1:, . --" A i s .n re fe, ' It - In -; ' 11 - v'lls -- ril - 11--etealfa. {{.wee,- M. IN De. 10.4. het 1111M5 lee it - • Irk Ousprs. all - .. eoly teuelted the t. igger sad I fully behove - IS. : leek • • . p.e ugh the! h.. ,t e d ~.,4 ',m in d k , .1. 4 t h e Weneleydale, April 1.1, INM ; Alfrol Coleman, Wands. to eh 1, awes Mesa 46 p. a me 11 - SAO 10 Pardelat el Waal a r e the shies ~,L , , t „ h.,. b., duly worth, April •Di, Islet) . Charles Gradate, itochford, Essex, LOA all Lam Otesi .69.41.461 IR 914 _ . , ~., w. sad otimat - w ill . a whew* meet., , .5 1 . 1 1 11. pia ; v, 0h... Wiliam,, Peorl.vo, Holyhead, al la DO. tif pee es* let 31* - 4.1•1 N Da. New di Maralla all - - - _ " E.-4.141am i 1 .. - - lab, Arm o fgew r ; J.k. ii. Note= bar 11, 15.2 e : Deere Colic y March Reelidale, April _IL ... 1•I l . 011 '-........ 11.4 4 r ....._.--. .4 ne" tame * •,• r . Isaac 3131 see. airpeater." - 20. 11160; Joie Smith Crosland Richards, Redford spare, '"• ra' n a' .'"' •2 '"'" . " St. IN Dis in tEeset II 101 _ - 811,0011 60 Union al Loodon - - 111 . •• . .... Yarrow , Karma, cad Tarim all More in Aug," I. 5 " 80 ; Jule I lurk* Hems , thI PP";;; N r .t"*. 55. IN I. If 4p.a gm II 86 - 5,586; 100 Unity Mutual •• i• • , e Itienlier, and with g nat didymium, thing Apr,' Is. lithO ; Robert life Coventry . lus 2 * -. A I Y. OM ; st ell Stsdahlestaslashah WI 1 1 * - - J del sot take hie li ..eTit of be sheath, or r " l " iwk " " mwm • fai t MZ A r I", "al ; dilam "irk' N all Be, da S l "' M 811 - KIIICIILLLSIIOI7S. _• do e,; that his hide was ad in hie Varnagit•••• Otters "-- • Apra{ lb, IBM; and ( horse 26 ell Da. de dpe. let "be fell, and that he alit set a Niche. Nell, Colombo, Ceylon, Werth 14. MAO. it. 160 WelecklUirsesSp.L 44 13 - So. 1 111%. 1 ONteuliet IftIICIL pram I miss. Id. let W.lftd-oat Us 12S 4- .. .. •1.1 4 the ..4.1, ~ eh. p i.t o ‘ ....I THE Coladelle Or FHAPIce. -A Pails letter at De. ee. Sed de. 110 16 -. 10,0101 10 AlNUAladican Ulat - •• .• Wend. Iv Itch by the mete. The ‘.....el due.- the Non , nays : "The French goveninient IL.. Just accorded to an Dm Newp. 6p. et. PreL 10 1 0$ - 111,0001 16 Australian 560 10N AtAantic TaLl i r L aa) eill - - -• '''' . 60 . 66 k61 Wasik whet. (melt wen: vie 1.0110,0130 f. to the colouies, chiefly for nolitery pitriseee 10 all lio.do.perp. 6 pet. pref. IS 114 .44 • 47,050 10 BallaWitsresets all 6 Ilf - • • It dies as entertain the prejudice atfainat the celoniea .... 60 Brit American Lead - . ' ' •.. the ski {' admit hadag ampleted th e clogroai- which formerly exi.tal, and it one that they ran emaly he 6,006 60 Briall Ina Mot _. Tel- • en IS 87 •-• ... t.• mot ~,.... sad ths pry.,,,,, w h o wo k h e enabled to &fetid thenuedves ewes lnc naval war. Al Bt. VOILILION 11./.ILWATZ. 1,112 IS De. B 7 per a MISS ell la N - ^ .‘• be .I.teete, tn es fully ea,„„„ ta 4 f e , tria l f ar Lewis in Hicriegal, in IPO9, an emeetic governor, Y. de to .re 1 betaeare. I okedad prism 1 feltt 11,790 II De. 0 - • ' ..a , m.o. i u m, with only thirty soldiers and th e pop ulation, 20 aer Ames* g eteet e reew es el -- 016 o t lead all 111 115 . ausaceilsel in keeping ion of the place, sad even ra ID ell Aslesera - 6000 01 . Mk 4Z 11 4711 et 2-- = _ -,. WANDSWORTH. captured the la. nt =, which had lee.. taken nine so wo aelialarap m : ii ei .ut - 04. . I L IS • :tea If pet emit all 26 16 - %rem il or •NOTWIII IrsKITNI•III IPS. yam before by the English. At La Reunion. another 4 2=a• •• I 1 _ , , Ir , .1 i - - _ 10 19 20 1114 ,"• Jab aan old Mpg) , -I..kinis Wollaill, wee b ra ,. man . Grit. de ilainteelmenne, with only U 1 or 300 e l de ,o,.. mmu in., a 2,g: is he _ %SUN K. • Mate M K . •, rvaleneas - ••, hi Lam pretenses i 4 tellies; foible.. English repeotieUy, sad only capitulated in 1410. The vo en I - 116. Mark Tel .... 105 GO 102 - " . a l ie s ue l ", t oie " 7,.... euee ,_,_ liele i g ni, service , at Na. '-%, Mainitius nested up to that time, end if Genteel Noma Id le •Detilii Sheila et ef nis - 4,1111 N Do, New - ' ...; a - „ - . •- ii t . - i, - ..;,..""""",. a : ore i ' i ' a " . : me ' r i w , 7 . • e p: but fast Labe or two regiments the head. would perm. tt 11 1 di Badge et Steep .... 21 ad still. I' , es in India, Pondicherry, wrath • garrison of 1,500 : e t : ( 4 3d- 2461 ffiallis- a• P. a. -•- - ZOO " 1 6 4 G la ir . . " Moun d A" lto C i o9 inhea .• 14 " Ik p 4 de - . 7 . _ IKON 1 Gnat Ship (Lianited) _ • "a. soul iaila 3, 4 a her sad i'• , r sues leM nut during 41 days limiest • siege by se army of 4 4 .3 1 i r it _ t " Ceeeeal '` oeteee rraaan et i . ' - ee ee - let,Mo 1 De.a i lle , ease Pref. ell ..4.• *heater they wanted any umbrellas mewled; A 17 1 .111). l• the West Indic., the slaves having risen in in• ft au mut. j har~ - moot 6 lati. Tat LW.. Si - - .Be - 4,“ the iseget..., mad clue Dien asked if they aeon 20 Landes Lessomit ILI.. II 1 ais - - • i,.,4, forte.. told. They raid ow. het wit• - 100. 4 Lou. GM. Ckatilbes Ga. all ~ - i a n urr.L the lia :u . e t ot he the mpt re u v re ol a uti t ot i' h i rt d :b b e y n, E a l ge l. r i t 'l lse was restes . 7 " a all I.l l4" arre e'astmuss anal Torith a oa le s SL - :: ao,iso IS Wadrair hetipa. 1 Coal 1, ••- ',.,' 1• w "_1";'," 1 hor.._elaude• She laid that she ties .4 them in IteY2, the Freorh established a regular ed • eee to ail Lyo ns mid Geese. .• . • - - - - I ..- ''' " e "" . 0 . '''.. ' l * . eli.ad• ' , Pon Which Oul miaistralion in each, Illartnique was able to mist to IMO, ''W a l l Uts AGWGIG • - -.WAG 10 llealltanuemaMet.Tel. an - 111" 6 = KOK 10 Wedlior. Lt. Tel. (Um.) all I 6 , IS aD o iby the 71 el - '.'••l '.. tell 1 ,4 1. th eir 1 . 91 . 1 . s fur le. rsh Wit- I ;ned.do.ipe to lele As to Guiana, it was only in 1000 that i t e n Do ee.e p r , i hetwiee. tee ese - 55. 16 Natimal Discount Oe .. 6lf 1 1 1 dk - t.. • 'lie hal 41 in her pocket, awl elle gave it it oil ivalend to the Portuguese. At that epoch the French 16 all , Northera of name._ ~." ai - 0000 90 NerloaddateatitlenaLl II II dle ••• ;• • preopee to. n pe• ~..1..1 to tell their totems. had Ito noel f., defend those littee*, end Ow 1.4.1 number of W 16 : Do , New Mares _. - -pm - 11,510 10 Notbsrleada loud .- all 1 -. .. . Wind am it, I should like G . her it ? 60, 5 Do. tp. C. Is. att 14 ell I 1 - „,„I„,„„l.l,rniu them was only shout 2,000. Thegovernmeat : a a1 :ti , L 0 720. 99 !1_17. 1- 1 9 . alt dn /Zi . all 7 l r 5.4 - 1,724 160 N. dram. IN. Soot lA. IS - - - • ' 1,. toll Me I WU to Lai., two !malign& I a uow Miele: pee. utionst a pre. ent, underany circumstances r - - leal. 1 lf. Mit Australasian.. all l e ii - the coot:lie of the colionis •by wall Ile• 100 wdaltion to •s e Is lieeeit r e .. i l pr .,. Is - Kt I anal Oss - • ;.•• 1 1 s1 she tell you the colour of them 7 a..rri.m ...Ting from PAM to 7,105) mei for mull, mil*. (Permaiba r loSp.s. 01 21 Ms - 60,000 1 Do. "Sc. ShAres • - - - 10,000 II Orem. la. etan. tLined •I-• - -• ."', " "" 14 - 4 P." • I luerPa.. l hkughter.) pout. or the mat ad sm.. hettettee of light rifle guns 10 se lieu. and r • .... - - - 10,003 10 De. do 13 6 .•-• - ... - ' .• •i , ...4. air. 1 have been NIA 04. d, which will be of greet ,1.C...i1.4 aI9 GB IDIOM Danlan - •-• ... IM .1W tell you anything more ? 1 doesiberkaticie. In face, to use the expression of a high a l en ,. l Ae k el y ee w elise . n. -- - m0 5e. . 0.0 040 84 ree ipaLlti .a ver od lAtt sw. llla l 4OO 7 41 5 50 75 20,000 60 Do New t6 124 /if 1 49 -••- - ..i.. ~ gist I sheuld !..ire five children, sad would fuectimasy of the mien's,' depait•liest, the Freneb ohmic. ge a n ,eaathaa mid g e . .... ee ._ atsoo * Led seas Ina. TeL al • ...tr. to hew Zee:mod will aloe), he kept in* Plate of aemierepanition for war. es di ' no. Si per anit. P. Si _ I' I. oe ' tb ` r "'"ani iu th , liiine it • llboillini a t std their animal. will be stocked with um. and amend- NII Isereekelet.l.7perea Ot Als ,I 1 10.4.6 ig, p., su c il. forlk y ys ize . b a y lir. Gov. aisu all u 1 474 414 174 _= 10,000 15 Do New '''''"' t" her begat , eiel iithal * lf eke eke. Mreenelif, • null dOeilla is to be attached to tech N it *And.* uola - 1 .60606 6 1 I 16,0100 100 loyal Moll Mesas - 00 a 16 - ...a.. i weed. to isiond. Upeu belong told Mat , c o lony, end, is agelit.,, e , th e erm d e . o f th e eteree t SI all f r etted. ol France.- 19 004 1 - 1 * Amt. lavestm. 100 1U 196 - . 'i• prium. adicil to tel 100 fortune, spell I station are to protect them ; that of the western omit , 4 : I f, p e . it per m o t p oe t 4 . 1 :I .7. - - 14,11114 SI Ut Aastralla Land all N 54 - • ••-•liet.•le glassed thr .I.ur epee le-s. Africa. Senegel and (Anise* ; diet of the West ladies, the I. e t nr ee t.a N. ye.. m e t - 76.000 1 Submarine Tel. Mite 1 -r • .• ; ..44 t ... ..roo named). by Pollee ronstyd•le I W.. 0 hdo.al IvIgo•li. and Guiana : tliar of 111.10.4 'lllll/4. lese 4 Weaton; or •ustria.... - -76,000 1 Do. do. neglatared 1 all -, - . - '•lr li.. • all at •several 7:eel!. teeti's leases is iteurri..o awl 11.4..,?.......vr ; and that of a. western caste of 6 A Wiesbaden ....... ..... -•-• -1.0. M.) 90 Trust &Lie to. ep.tan - - - . _ 110,100 100 /so lilwaso's laud dif 9 1 9 • ••• • li ion.l, ace{ vibes he iistutra.d of 11,. war. Amen..., the establohrueuts is Oceania." OCTOBER 19, 1860. MONEY MARKE7-2111.6 DAY. 60/ to 70, being lower than yeerterday. The in -411010 for Mexican Bonds were slacker, but the price was iipported at the dose at 221 to Time was no variation to-day in the market for bank shares. Royal Mail Steam were quoted better, whilst Oriental Inland Steam were rather more offered. Cheat Ship were dull, at 4e. 6d. to ss. T closing quotations for Mares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insur ance, 1/ to 2/ prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine : /to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, 5-16 to 8-16 dis. ; East India Irrigation, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 preen. ; Gellivara Company, 1.16 die. to 1-16 prem. The new shares of the Midland Railway Com pany wen quoted to r l i trem., and Illinois Cen tral Railway " optional • ta " scrip, 4to 4}. Canada Government Five per Cents. were in demand to-day, and better. Two o'Ouxs. The funds remain without variation and very little business is going forward. In the other de partments of the Stock Exchange the transactions have been likewise upon a limited scale. The principal feature to-day is a fresh rise of 4 per oent. in South Eastern Railway stock. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rented; were quoted 681 r. 80c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 924 and for mousy, and 921 for the account The present quotations are 921 to 1 for cash, and 924 to 93 for the Bth of Nov. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2291, 231 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, 1 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 164, 1 ; India Stock, 221; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 103, 1, 103 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961,1; ditto, 1859, 964, 96; ditto Bonds, 45., ls. die. ; Five peel Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 961 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1011, 1024 ; Exchequer Bills, par, 3s. prem. The foreign stock market is likewise quiet. Mexican bonds, however, continue to meet with attention, and the late rise is well supported. The Turkish loan of 1854 shows a decline of 4 per cent., being quoted 691 to 1, whilst that of 1858, is dull, at 54 to IS& Sales are recorded as follows :—Braziliau Four, and-a-Half per Cents, 1858, 88 ; Belgian Four-and-a•half per Cents., 99 (exchange 25fr.) ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64f (exchange 128.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221, 4, 3 ; New Granada Deferred, 61 ; Peruvian Three per Cents, for account, 731 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 444 ; Russian Three per Ceuta., 1859, 64, 631; Sardinian Five per Cents., 851 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 491 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 40 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 691, 4, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Ceuta., 102. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocoL The mining market to-day is steady, with little business. South Cann Brea shares are steady, at 3to 31. St. Ives Wheal Allen are quoted to 6, and Great Retallack, 358. to 408. Other Ile scriptions are steady, at yesterday's prices. The transactions in foreign and colonial mining shares have been rather numerous. Imperial. Brazilian have been dealt in at 13 ; St. John del Rey, at 273 ; Kapunda, at 1,1 prem. ; and Linares, at 104 to 101. At Oust Wheal Alfred meeting on the 17th inst., the amounts showed a debit balance of 1,4e3/. Oa. ld. A call of ii.. 6d. per share wu made. At hew Francis Mae meeting on the 17th inst., the accounts showed, credit balance of 264/. 18a. Bd._ _ At a isle of copper ore. held at Swansea on the 16th inst., 1,52:: ton* acre sold for 21,9051. 2e. The following amounts were realised by the different =nee : Tone. Cobre Snocktoabon 259 Beerhaven 2°7 1 724 1 0 --- - - Vireo Gorda l5B Eagli,h and Guaadian 45 2,221 6 0 781 11 0 1,564 £21,300 2 0 At the next sale, fixed for the Bth November, 1,113 tees will be innught fonrerd. via :—Knocktnehon, 533 tees; Newhaven, 419 ; British Regulus, 86 ; liallycummisk, 54 ; and Australian Becalm, 21 tom. - The decision of the directors of the Bank of England as to the rate of discount bad been looked for with considerable interest. Whether they are correct in the course they have pursued will be decided by the progress of events. They appear to have been chiefly guided by the consideration that the drain of gold has, for the moment, been stayed, that an adv.inos in their terms can be decided upon at any moment, when judged necessary, and that, as a considerable por tion of the recent applications for money at the Bank have been dictated not by the real wiuds but by the apprehensions of the borrowers, the over supply which ham been obtained will soon work a change in the market. With the public, who have not the advantage possessed by the directors of a knowledge of the forthcoming Bank return, the predominant feeling appears to be one of satis faction at learning that the position of the establishment is so strong as to ob- COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ILULIC-LANZ. --(rms DAY. ) The quantity of English wheat fresh up since feat market day is somewhat improved though still short. Flour mode rate and barley and•cats limited. 1 few parcels of Scotch barley and one parcel of Irish oats only reported Find! Wed nesday, tee tureign arrivals of wheat are moderate in addition. French and American EGUr a little increased ; American, barrels only. Barley—Now fresh up since last day ; and ram, a few in from Sweden and The trade in wheat to-day is very firm for foreign and old English at Monday's prices, but new Eng lish. owing to the inferior and dawp condition, • still hangs on band and is selling at irregular prices. Flour trade maser lower for country marks, the large sup plies of American barrels having a depressing in. ducuce. Norfolks, 425. to 435. Town made unaltered, 575. ; American barrels, Ms. to Els. ; barley, slow trade at Monday's rates ; oats brisk, and again 6d. dearer than Monday last ; betas and peas no change. FLOATING CA1i.:4116. TLere is a good arrival off the coast, and trade brisk, at about late prices. Wheat JO cargoes, maize 8, and rye 2, now on sale. WlLLT.—Ertglish : Essex and Kent, white, new, 50s. to 645. ; ditto, fine old, 645. to ties •' ditto red, 50s. to 60s. ; ditto, fine, 63e. to 60s. ; Norfolk, Ac., fire, old, 645. to dde.; red, new, 495. W 60s. Foreign : Dautne. 646. to 665. ; floe, 66e. to 745. ; Konigsberg, 56e. to 64a. ; ditto, extra, &4s. to 665.; Rostock, 665. to 69e. ; fine, 695. to 715.; ADVbrielli white, 410 s. to 67t. ; ditto red, 595. to 64e. viate the necessity of protective measures. The de mand at the discount-office yesterday wu consider able, but not so heavy u during the last two days. In the general market there was little alteration. The tendency was somewhat mots favourable, but little business was dune below 4 per cent., and in most quarten higher rates were demanded. No bullion was taken from the Bank yesterday, but, in the absence of supplies, some amount will probably be withdrawn during the next day or two, the demand being active especially for Spain. At Paris gold commands a premium of 2 per mille, or about I per cent. It is believed that a portion of the amount !lately withdrawn from this aide went direct to the Bank of France, thus serving to counteract the effects of the heavy drain upon that establishment. A meeting of the holders of Central American Bonds is convened by the committee for Monday next, when certain propositions will be submitted which have been received from the government of San Salvador, for the adjustment of that portion of the Central American debt. The bar silver by the West India packet hu been sold for India at be lid. per ounce, showing a rise of id. We understand that no further supply of Victoria debentures arrived by the last mail, and that no intimation has been received from the government at Melbourne as to when a fresh batch will come forward. The exact amount of specie to be taken by the Ceylon to-morrow is 654,2761., of which 601,2071. is silver (including 200,9841. on government account for Hong Kong), and 53,069/. gold. The particu lars are as follows : For Alexandria, gold, 10,000 L ; Mauritius, gold, 25,0001. ; Madraa, gold, 2,8191., and silver, 14,800/. ; C alcutta, silver, 71,7001., and gold, 15,1001. •, Singapore, gold, 3501., and silver, 51,8601. ; Hong Kong, silver, 904,999 L ; Foo-hoo-foo, silver, 9,8721 . ; and for Shanghai, silver, 148,9461. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 3,744/. • the London and South ' Western an increase of 2,2661.• the Great Western an increase of 4311.; the Great Northern a decrease of 1,1001.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire an increase of 1,0191.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 4,0 181.; and the North Eastern an increase of 2471. _ The second ordinary genets' meeting of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company is called for the Ist Nov., and will be made extra ordinary, to increase the capital from 600,0001. to 1,100,0001., by the creation of new 6 per cent. pre ference shares of 101. each. The half-yearly mooting of the Equitable (fax Company is Galled for the 6th Nov., to declare a dividend. _ _ The quaxterly sales of indigo, which commenced on the 9th inst., terminated yusterday. They com prised 13,286 chests. Messrs. H. NV. Jeweibury and Co. report as follows : The came flatness and want of animation with which the males opened continued with little meoption far the finer qualities of Bengal and Kurpib, and foe dry leaf Nigbas, these descriptions being sauce in the sale, Wen was fair competition, and an advance was established for those qualities, all other sorts being lower in price, and in limited demand. Purchases have chiefly been confined to actual requirements, the home trade Laving takes barely sufficient to carry them on until the next February sales. Importers during the progress of th e sale a itlairew kegs panels, but failed to give confidence ; the great proportion of low indigo being far beyond probable wc.ota The deli ' wise for the last fortnight have been large, and the doe on the 16th Uwe. was 18,584 chests. Of the quantity brought forward, it is estimated that 1,0(12 chaste have been bought Is, 6,780 withdrawn, sad 4,513 sold, to which may be added about 2,000 of the bought in, Including several parcels sold previous to the sale, making the total quantity sold about 6,500 chests, of which 4,300 are estimated for export. awl 2,200 for home use and re-sale. The folio • are the quotetious ea compared with the lest July sale : and *se Bengal, per to 3d. higher ; middling and ordinary, 2.1. to 4d. lower ; good and (toe Madras, 4d. to &I. higher ; mid dling and ordinary, 9d. to 3d. higher; good and fine Karnak par to Id. higher ; middling and ordinary, 3d. to 4d. lower Outle, 4d. to 6d. lower. Prompt 12th Jun., 1861. TB ORSIDAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to 93, for the Bth Nov., opened and closed to-day at the same rotation. For money the last price was 9211.0 . The official business report is as follows : ree per Cent. Consols, for money, 92i, 1, ; ditto, fur account (Nov. 8), 924 ; Three per Quints. R e d uce d, 911, k ; New Three per Cents., 911, I, if, k ; Thirty Tears' Annuities, expiring in Apnl, 1886, 181; Bank Stock, 2294, 231 ; India Stuck, 921 ; ditto Five per Cent. Mock, 1668, 108, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1838, 984 ; ditto, 1869, 984 ; ditto Bonds, 4a. die., par ; Piro per Cent. "sawed" rupee paper, 98k, 961; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 101/, 1024. The foreign stook market was quiet. The Turkish Loau of 1868 experienced a fresh fall of 1 per cent., ' clueing at 64 to k. Thu Loan of 1854 left off at Banisr.->isiglish malting, 355. to 445. • grinding, 30s. to ; distilling, -a. to -s. par qr. ; ' foreign grinding, 3les. to 375.• ditto distilling, 30s. to 375. 11Lus. -tr. Eases and Norfolk. 555. to 61s. • fine, 655. to 695.; pton and town macle,s3s. to 724.; fine, 04s. to 70a ; to 575. OAre.-Fagliah feed, 255. Oil. to 30s. Od ; potato, Ns. to 295. ; maize, Vs. Od. to 31s. Od. BILL/116.-Esiliah tick, 41s. to 44i. ; harrow, 40n. to 4lia ; pc=49s. to 52i. ; foreign, 375. to 455. .-English boilers, 40a. to 45e.; maple, 435. to 445.; per, 40s. to 425.; foreign, 345. to 40s. 1 1 ' LOUR. -English town, 565. to 678.• ootintry, 495. to 140 s. ; households, 455. to 515.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 495. to 44a.; Fr., 41s. to 60s. par rack ; American, 30s. I to 35a.; epanisb, 41.5. to 595. AlkiV;ll/1 INTO lAINDOIi FROM OCT. 15 TO OCT. 19. Wlmal Barley Osi.a Yostls6 snd Scotch. MA. . ILOLO e m u ith 13830 35410 16320 Malt Ragtl.h Sack Myr. 970 kicks: and 1099 bairrvls. Flour! 1870 Meb, LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) (NT 11181 AR AND 1111814 NAGINTIC TNLIGIAPH.) (IRON 0011 OWN cciaansrotinzer.) Fair attendance, and large consumptive trade. Wheat, 2d. per carotid dearer. Flour : Good inquiry, and &l. per barrel and mach dearer. Indian corn : Good demand, 37e. Bd. for Gaiatz. Baena turn dearer. Oats and oatmeal without change. MINCING-LAN!.-(THIS DAY.) 800/A.—The market has been steady' this wadi and the demand improved the last two days, the result showing • full amount of I/Milli:lN done at prices fully equal to those of last week. The refined udirket has also been firm ; brown lumps. 495. 6d. Corm.—There has not been a piddle sale this week,and beta limited badness done by private contract. Prices are unaltered. Tus.—The public sales this week have bambino, and rather more than usual found buyers at prices averaging those of last week. The private contract market has been Oorron. —A large bnainera has been done at a alight mi rage. _ _ _ Kicil has sold steadily, at full prices. Bor.—Quotations have been supported. SALTPCTBZ has been in improved demand, and an advance of 6d. has been paid. MOSO.—Last week's prices have scarcely been supported. &MOO. —The quarterly sales oonoluded yesterday ; the quantity brought forward was 12,063 chests, consisting of 5,291 chests Bengal. Tirhoot, ke. ; 1,914 Oude, 617 drmsrtes 2,016 Karnali, 28 Biralipatarn, 854 Madras. 104 and 669 sundries in the B catalogue. The atteod aore of buyers was limitd ; the demand for Bengal wee chiefly confined to qualities ranging from fie. to 75., which sold at par to 3d. advance, but all other descriptions wero dull of sale at 4d. to 6d. discount. Kurpobs of good and fine quality brought barely the last males prices; middling and lecteood sold freely at full prices ; ordinary and low were neg d at 3d. to 6d. discount ; the better kinds of dry leaf Madras gold freely at 3.1. to did. advance; ordinary and low went unevenly at par to IL advance. Of the quantity brought forward, 13.7 4 0 have been withdrawn; 1,932 bought in. leaving 4,513 chests sold, to which must be added 2,000 of the withdrawu and bought in, making 6,b45.1 chests sea TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The Isaket is Hrio to-day at the following prices - Town W low, 69e., net caah ; Peterslxirg Y.C. on the spot, Hlla 9d. ; all the year. 591.6 d.; Dseeniba, Ma. 6d. ; Jan. to Match. bne. lid. ; only, Ma. 9d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) HIDES:=ELDINUALL, Ocr. li.-55194. to 641 b., 31d. b 94d.; 641 b. to 7211 e, 311. to aid. ; 72lbe. W eollo., 31d, tp 4d. ; Bib. to 8811.., 4d. to 4; d. ' d. ; 881ba. Mb.. to (yd. ; 96 1 be to 1041 b.., to sd. • 10411.. . to 11211 b., sd. to 51d. Horse bodes, to 10. s. Calf Abe, Vs, 38. to se. ; full, 7e. 641. oxonsv.--Oheepeloos, Oa. Od.; polled, Os. to 7e. Od. ; Hobo and se. to Be. 941. ; Dowse, 4s. Od. 4. tid. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-{THIS DAT.) Messrs. Pattonden and Smith report that there is a 'cad demand for an fine new hops at front 141. to M. per eat.; second class and inferior are not at present much sought after ; fine yearlings Sod buyers at from 81. to 12% per cwt. Very little said or done about duty, which relnillall &Isla the same as for mue time past. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY.) Walls End Iltewat 221. ; Walls End South Hatton, 225. 6d. ; Walls En.i Tees, 22. ; Walls End South Rattle pool, 21s. 6d.; Walls End Hough Hall, 90s. 6d.; Walls End Camp, 21s. 6d. ; Eden Main, 21s. ; Walls End Trim& a Thornley, 111..6d. ; Walls End Thorpe. 21■. 6d. ; Walls End Han r•y, pi. 6d. ; Weal. Hatton, 90s. lid. ; Thin - May, 19s. 6d. ; Wall. End Whitworth, 16s. 6d. ; Tantieid Moor Mutes, 14s. 6d. ; Davidson's Hartley, 17s. 3d. -34 'hips at market. RENTS •ND , Cllolll.—We understand that the Bev. Huaipbrey Waldo Sibthorp, with his emu,' liberality, W returned '2O per omit. of the rents of his numerous termais of the labouring Ames in Washington.' and H*4ll - on recount of the faeure of the crop. this yrar. The announcement of his pserosity waA lecerval with three hearty cheers, and the ,expression of much gratitude, by those heastited by his eharity.—Stawford Afemer„,_e. OIITIVTAL PALIIOIP. L. O WN 8111LUIVI DAY. THuIusDAT, OCTOISCH 18. —ad:Dhabi= on psymeot, 1,117 ; ditto by mason tweets, :150; total visitors, 1,4(4% ■ I