The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-09 00:00:00

[GENUE. RIIPTC Y. or Goulbura) ISEII3. ielernpt was s inerolunt than* I ndic the e adjudication lemma& 4, upon the polities et 't, Oornhill , comminica pe follow* statement : ; meditom hold's! Ne e . rook spinet the ester t &mom t e, is access of h e militant, 63,1571. ; other itednees of 157,53(11. Th. MK; doubtful debts ez. giveo up . to sengaa se ., of ersattom, 4 4,397 C gyring a defieisocy on tt N nation and discharge, assignees, and &Mei fie rat mottoes upon whisk particularly with rupees table. A litre quantity Nora Scotia, mid some the assignees remiss* 10 instructed to ask that to tender reqnkitioss • they might damn iota. war y abort time, Hat be had been in prime, NA that he bad some ditrtaalt7 is °Malawi a b e sesirem the emessisniseees el police. The Bosom had bees uspesded formerly, and he Amid sow take oars that be premix should not drive a cab is the metropolis' again. • wee reluctant to adopt this extreme step, bat his to the ;subtle was paramount to every other esmideratioe. A &mi kes cab driver w was a nuisance, m . sa g he ight have run down and killed some b a, He toed the prisoner 40s. for the first offence or 21 • imprisoomest, sod 93e. for the wood off sues or seven imprisonmest, and he revoked kb* primacies nomate, be seat with tbe revoke upon it tomu. women of polies for the metropolis and osseellal. The prisoner was then ommetted to prison foe three met+ ORRIINATICH. ARTACIIta • DOT'S BACK ON POLIID 5101?. Is 0011800 We of • npresenaatioa made from the Druelsooght hcepital ship, that a lad bad been admitted with his beck brOken and that his death was anticipated. Maude, acoesepanied by Mr. Cereal* the second ask, proceeded to the Dreadnought to see the patient, sad to take his deposition. The sufferer was a remarkably b e pews and intelligeot lad, and having bees sworn, and beg seder the belief that he is dyis& he said—My name is Peter Watson. lam seventeen lean old, sod was brought ep as board the Mario° Society's ship Marmite. From that s tip I was appreatieed to Captain John Bream, of the Mud belooging to Newcastle, and had only been as bead thane due ; sod on the night of the third day, emit e 'elosk, I wee standing on deck. Ovie of the men wee Tw in a rope slum the deck, and he said eomethfug to me, wakes io north -country language that I did sot noder bug. I did not asy • word to him, and bemuse I did 1011 d• what I sappaat he wasted me to do, he street me gig the took of the seek with his est, and the blow booked be tern isto the middle bold. I wee steadier elms to the bad, sad the rope the maa was handling rea between me sad the bold. I remember within after that until I foiled ken The man had sot spoken to me mere thee emit was dark all the time, end I mad sot see which of Owe, was who didit. All the crew were as the beck at the tint sad somisted of not mom than six persons. besides captain. Tim s hip wee lying off the Ballast Wharf at the Gemmed at the time. lam sue the blow was slyest intestinally. This &poetise having been signed, the magistrate and elect retired, the stereos' on board the ship not 'ivies tbe obsess hope of his Ultimate reaavary, the spine being biota, aid other serious injuries sustained. INIIMINIMMOINI tooseoted to the epo. ud to tit* magnitude of eight that the assignees digaboa old liberty to for Vireo moolla. COURTS. IT.) )lISE. MUD POUNDS. looking young ine el . e ," remand, charged with konot of 500 i., the omasmit aad Co., nor. mmmutim n the previous cocasiois or had been for levant prosecutor, as shipping nay were gives to him i that is consequence et inquiries were made, and ✓ bad appropriated three dab he should have paid s Docks, and other cheques prisoner was taken isle trwood, two detectives, vs his residence at for the purpose of ab. s that he was going into he intended to write to hr it it. The primmer seemed t oostideine by the firm, ore painful was that the or a great many 'tam in I and Co., and was so much e left their employment cormiiierable premium. he attention of the Lord sea proved on the former proposed to do was to pro how that the prisoner bad =Masted to him and ap. in use, and he should then he prisoner for trial i Bank of Hogiand, were hat they changed the three ord, for the prisoner, sad ed upon some of the notes re afterwards paid in. r the charge was fully com- MEET. ;TABBING A CONSTABLZ. apiece, King's-road, Box. :barged with anaultiog hie if to recorder bee, and also fopper. ri N division. to did not appear to be of so lof such assaulta heard at g struck her on the face. ously beaten her, and ea s bar life before the day was could carry into effect with de sharp for that purpees. e, then aught else she called ody. The merits and de. red up by one of the wh oa very wont man livings was born." t arm wu slung in a neater [led in to the house No. I wife, and from what she told he had escaped at the rear of lkiog away and called aloud so doing, however, be nom' id, Boding after a short chase nand giving further alarm, his court's width from him .ddeoly inroad and ran direct lan I perre;ved this chisel cod Against his Went, the eg direct to my belly. test doubt his intention for I bad barely time when the chisel street elbow, cutting through tite ly, if not quite, to the boom I have very little use in two ant, after inflicting this injury, . I therefore knocked him it that did not disoonrsge him. and put it into my truncheon' recover its possession, and it if passers-by, and afterwards of ed that be was subdued• to finding his sergeant and the 'mad, and to the former F. he Las stabbed me." loner sober or be would have been marked beet ee.built, posrerfol man, declared 100 both assiulta were 001:11- iurder his wife had so meaning, e chisel sharp foe any mien Po' you for trial on the &MN )UGH-STREET. OT LIGHT IKAKEI OLD. years old, wee charged before dog another little boy, named og him with a koife. igimt little girl, residing a t No. .street, send—On Saturday, just house at the corner of Archer. alter soother little boy named a Dear a post stab him with • vied out " Oh," and thee begs* I, Rspert-street, said—Oo Satur rought borne, haste; a wound LL acts and a ball loos. was handed to Mr. Tyres hitt: tle boy named Matthew Collies o incised wound of the buttocks it his own house, and it is Unto , ' the remelt of such a wound. —WIG a, 33, Great Viriodrottl•stseet, Seeing a great crowd in Great up and found a boy had book )), was takes to a surgeon's. , }Wert-its...et end took the skis' the prisoner where disks& d a box in hie tatber's room, as hoemakees knife' dooner)—How old aro yes? re bees began with stebbies it Ixl l roe fora week. If I Lad not sew Id have said I was sorprised, bat I mod from the murk collies out M TERME& )F • CABII.IN.—LICENSZ swots. non, a cabdriver, of No. 71, Ras brought 01. on remand before 3lre being drunk and disorder l y in the Poplar, on Friday onorsieg last. • lock, sod be was also charged with ride in his cab without the C Orms* bin,. v male out by a r • olice-coestab lel No. 261 K. who said the prisseer reckless meaner about the reed, sad invited to ride with him wee* veer rho gentleman who hired the ow and believed he should have besat police had not interfered. isooer livid he was • person of bad nothing. lie had been in priou ago. is had only been convicted of bd. re had berm consulted sines be los t desirous the owe should be pressed should believe the sworn arida/see 'dday, sad which was ocrefirmed was a man of bad character, and it sio• se that he had had live masters in LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NT Kamm ilasozarz.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP PLATE, EDPPaII& Liana 4 nus. HANDICAP OF 20 SAYS. T.Y.C. Mew, Bat 101 b; Crytbsia. tit 21b ; Lord Dmilsa, sar; Th alassic% 7st 131 b ; Cambial, 7st 131 b; Aliso Lee, Ist 9tb ; Viceroy, 7st Alb; Swordsetae, Tat 51b; Regina, 71141 b ; Orrabow, 7st 2lb ;No Name, 7st. All are haw. Pam FORFEIT. —Thalassius, Viceroy. No Nam" and Swordsman. SWEEPSTAKES OF 300 SOVS. Br b Bird-orthe-Wiing I, end Leas.' Gown* ire Wm. PAID Foarur.--Momsca. £5O PLATE. MI. Whip e, Mins Mods. Sr to Amber. Antiquary, Bodee, Outlaw* Kiwi Hal, Alberta, William nit, Purse c, Sorter, Sias Fitzberbert, Ambition, Man Har riett, Fortunates, and Labella ere here. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOTS. T.Y.C. Csabsll, get 7lb ; Discretion. Set 9lb ; Rejection, Art nb Conirot, Sit 3lb ; Bishoptoe, Bat 3lb ; Henson, id lab ; Corm, let 91b : Lord Ronald. 7st 91b ; Fumy, lst 716 Haplusard, 6st 7lb ; Torturer, net 7lb ; Ross Cheri, oft 31b ; King Horn, Set Sib /otos, Set 101 b ; Boars, sst 10Ib ; Sortie, Set 101 b. AU an here. PAID FORYKIT. —Rojeatioo, Contra*, and Haphazard. nzE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOTS. R.N. Doke, Breedalbaae, Sydmonten, Pantalooa, Qeaker, Wands. Scheldt, and Callsoires are here. PAID Foirerr.—Dote end Scheldt. OCTOBER PRODUCE STAKES. Side, Wild Brisza by North Liao* Debonair, Valeria, ad Ewe are here. PAID Foarzir.-1 1 ` by North lauds and Takla. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOF& Adelaide, Ls Fortsee, Brookside, sod Fumy ambers. Pam &masa. La Beim de Saba, 1111 a Clumereete. SWEEPSTAKES OF 300 SOTS, Br to Bird oo the Wins, Mrs. Day, and Emma are bare. Amnia —Student, Liddingtne, Morella, llcestiecinta, Purl Diver, Beam% Blackbird, Primate, Lady,Boltan, and Onnscr. CESAREWITCH. 5 to 1 aid Salpinatee (0) 10 to 1 Alabama (t) 100 to 8 Octrieger (t) 14 to 1 Privateer it 16 to 1 Morns Dancer (t) 20 to 1 Clown (1) 22 to 1 Gomera (t) 100 to 3 — 7 John Davis (t) Foreign .. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. 44. (THIS DAY.) a. u (IT 111.107/40 AID INITILIUTIOSAL TILBOILAPIL) ft, VIM OUR OWN oosaispoximpr.) a The market has hest rather quiet, and the feu lest the le Built ruts should again be relied has ;checked humans. 10 . Wes about 10,000 bake. I.el SPECIAL COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OP DUBLIN. — We (DeMin 'tenting Hall) believe we are correct in stating that especial oommission for the oily of Dublin, inter mediate between the October sod December mamminimia, will be held for the trial of the prisoners charged with Peciaaiam. It is not unlikely that at this commission all the enamels at present in custody charged with the more serious cleat of offence throughout Ireland will bs put upon their trial, the law enabling the crown to try pasties teamed with conspiracy is any Twine is which an overt act of comempirators has bees committed. THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN SOOTLAND.—We (Aber dies Herald) are happy to SST that matters begin to assume a more hopeful upset at Peterhead and neighbourhood— the only place' is the county where disease may be said SOW to exist. Since Saturday, wheel two cows and three cares. beloogiag to Mr. Gillenpie, were slaughtered, then have been no cases of dimes in the perish of Peterbeed. In the parish of St. Fergus, since Wader:edgy last, there have bees some eight deaths ; hut Mr. Logan. Convener of the Parish Committee, reports that there are at present no eases of disease there le the parish of Longaide Mrs. Hay's cattle have been mostly deposed of. Fern. AT I,LaNELLY.—Considerable excitement prevailed at the New Dock on Friday. in consequence of the death of another of the crew of the @meek Eleanor, then lying in the dock. Our readers will doubtless roman her that in our last impremion an account appeared of an Meted held on the body of George Have, an ordinary tea- ' man haltingly, to the above weasel. On VI ednesday another miler, named Macomb, belonging to the same weasel, was takes ill. and moveyed to the Prince Albert Ina, where he did after a abort Mame, and was burled at St. Paul's the male day. On the following day another of the crew lamed Richard Stapletoo, was seised with • simile; attack, and conveyed to the Sunderland Bridge (where there were several children), when medical assistance was procured, and be recovered. Much alarm prevailed sheet the New Dock, but the recovery of the last fever- Wickes patient has somewhat allayed the excitement. It is stated that the men died of malignant typhus fever. After the death of Slomenb, disinfectants were liberally *ewe over the email, and she was then towed out of port. It is stated that the Eleanor lay alongside the ill.fated Heels fever ship at Swansea for more days, end thus we ma easily amount for the filer= created at the dock. We named, hope that prompt measures will he adopted by those who represent the interests of the town, should an other auspicious essee usfortanately occur. Dr. Buchanan, rue of the Inspectors for the Public Health Department el the Privy Cowed', arrived at lament on Wedoesday afternoon, and made • searching investigation into the foregoing circumstances. The doctor was acoompanied by a medical gentleman from Swansea, and Mr. loses collector of customs, of Llaaelly. The Eleanor sailed for Waterford on Tuesday afternoon.—Swenuca Herald. BANKERS AND THEIR CUSTOMERS.—A decision was pronounced at Brighton by Mr. W. Firmer, joke of the Sussex county courts, on Saturday, as to the payment by hankers to a wife, after Petite to pay only to the hus band. The case came on as an adjournment from a Ks viom sitting, sad the circumstances are canoe.. The original sitting was held as long ago as the 19th August, when Henry Kennard sued the London and County Banking Company for the recovery of 401., portiontof a larger sum deposited by Mrs. Kennard without the knowledge of her husband. Kennard sad hie wife had kept a lodging-house in Waterloo-street, Hove, Brighton, and in May last they employed Mr. George Attree, an asetioseer, to sell their furniture, and the sale realised 3301. With a portion of this money the wife decamped ; and the husband having reberquently ascertained that she had paid 1151. into the London and County Bank in her maiden mem, felled at the tack, where be was informed that she had drawn out 751, of I the money, and he then gave notice in writing so Mr. John I The origin of several of the recent stack-yard Geddes CoMbure, the manager of the bank, net to pay ber Una in the maehb'b'd elf Newcastle is new placed be' the remaining 401., nor to pay it to any chops bat his own. , Toed doubt. Miss !f are . Ro w.wa bsee, aagedthel6firmearst,h.liete hoo.yee. The 401. was severthelces subsequently Feld to the wife.: famed to having wilfully Th " f li the facteAPDeared Mks admitted. The plaintiff ,Kan. occurred in the stack - yard of her father, at Barlow. A utd,however, alleged further,that when bemired them:dies servant, named Jane Tbompsoo, bon also confessed that —.malty caused the firs on the farm of her master, Mr. on Mr. Cookburei, the hatter promised . to set upon it sad • she ebeb The that led not to pay the money to the wife. This allegation was de- Davison, Hrtirmaii, near se incendiary __,_m oti ve s not tied by the defendant. The judge found a verdict fee the , the girls & 09042 d th a re defendant, as the transaction was between a banker and j AMERICAN AND CANADIAN =AIL oTEAMERS Dun his customer, and the banker was compelled to pay to the . THIS Wirxx.—The Dimes Commay's steamship City of depositor. Ash, was not aware that say ease of the kind had ' Boehm, from New York on the 30th alt., may be expected hese determined by the courts above, he should, he said, • to meek the Mersey on Tuesday sight at early on Wednesday like to see an appeal lodged against his judgment, and he mooning next, and the Allan Oompany's steamer Dmeseseas, would trader ever fissility far the appeal being made. from Quebec with torrerpondiea dates, will no doubt be at THE LATE CALEDONIAN Bruer. --Jupiter'e real Liverpool on Wednesday evesieg next. Oe &Mislay Fries before the start for the Edinburgh Handicap os meramg west the Culbert steamer Australasian, from New Friday lest was sto 1, and not DO to 1, as retorted ie ear Tea ma October 4, may be looked for is the Now. resort (by telegraph) of the day's riling in Setnnley's ins. OUTWARD AIIIMICAN MAIL.QUERTUITOwer Ocr . PWWWW. It I. true that at the finish his wrier laid • B.—The Ravel Mall ememehlp Scotia arrived here a' Ba. gamy het of Z`,l" ponies " but that wee critedoe, sad se today. She embarked the well,and latest other book-maker fo ll owed suit. Werra% Ind reseeded Ise NeemariVel".l""All MINOING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SIICIAIL —The market is quiet, but firm ; the salekicluode 5,400 bags of brown Pennons, at 525. 9d. refined—a fair amount of Waitress has been transacted as full prices. Comes—About 200 casks of Plantation Ceylon have been sold at extreme prim. Tue.—A fair businem is doing at steady Tatou tl Rice and Rou.—No sales ripozlad. fin mrenut.—Busioass ban tom doe., but particulars are not givers, but supposed to be at a slight declaim.' !` Corroar.—The market opened on Saturday with an active ;I. demand at an advance of id. per lb. , h o t after the advanoe is : of the Bank rate it became sad has since been dull, prince to, declining to gd. per below the late highest point. The isles advertised for to-raorrow coosist of 400 casks, I Iq lk 400 barrels, 13.900 hags of sugar ; *.MO casks, 300 cases, 10 3,600 bags of coffee ; 1,200 packages of tam and sundry 10 parcels of &lathery goods. 61 TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is flak Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, is quoted 47e. ; October, 475. ; December, 494. dd. ; .74 11,241 7 to Mara, 49e. ; 495. 6d. PARTICII ARS OF TALLOW. .alsks 186 L i 186 S. Ina 1$ 11866. Rockall head this day. , 46,612 1 48,036 i 47,83 5 41.470 Delivery last week Ditto from let Jane_ 17.754 33, 1 43 24.376 34,183 Arrival last week 8.386 6,766 2,100 10,092 Ditto from Ist Jaw , 36,064 39,442 27.190 43. 170 'e. d. 0. la a d. a d. a ad. d. PiceY.C. on wt this day... . ;47 3 643 0 41 642 47 4 Ditto Town laid aviday .... '6B 60, 46 644 3 30 0 6 AM'SI for the week ending 17th October laeli year, 2,494 maks, and delivery, 2,465 maks. The arrival list week com prised 9,207 auks Petersburg , 485 Aus:rala ; tote% 10,0•2 asks • METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) I The eutabor of beasts mailer thanslow. on Monday bet de ; still it is large trade is ce scriptioes are rather dearer, but on the average there is very little alteration. The supply of sheep [is spin large. There is mom inquiry for beet qualities, I bat prices are not meth better. Inferior kinds are very ' difkult to Dell. Calves are selling as on Thunder. From Germany and Holland there see 3,220 beasts, 17,350 sheep, V 55 calves. and 102 pigs ; Spain 100 beas's ; Ireland, 230 ; sad 1,890 from the northern an d midland counties. Per moue of 61ba. a 6. aa. I Per SWIM Cli SRa a d. a. C. I Bid Best 11. 7 . 11 8 : :10 0 Bewail quid. %ems 2 S $ 4 De. do. Shore 0 0 0 0 Calm g• 6a l Byes * mania as ♦ Pisa Boutiftiltlllf-hreAr 6 2 6 6 WO. 0 0 0 0 Bouts at market SAM; 'Deep sad lambs, 31,060; calves, 101 ; OP, 395. BOROU HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) 1 Messrs. Pattooden and Smith report • steady demand firmcosspt for all continue f the sew growth at rates. Choice samples mares, and command malls higher price& THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1865. Two oVzoos. The railway market is rather firmer, in sym pathy with the other departments of the Stock Ex change. Great Northern stock has risen I per cent. Metropolitan f, Lancashire and Yorkshire, / and London iind North Western 1. The other leading lines are steady, at the closing quotations of Saturday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1221 to 149; Great Western, 68 to 1 ; Midland, 1241 to 125 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 119/ to 1 ; South Eastern, 791 to I; Great Eastern, 461 to 471 ; Caledonian, 127 to 129_; Metropolitan, 1361 to 138 ; London and South Western, 95 to 96 ; Great Northern, 1301 to 1311 ; ditto A, 1471 to 148. Foreign and colonial railway securities are un altered. Great Western of Canada and Northern of France, however, meet with inquiri. 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The stock markets are rather firmer to-day, owing partly to a purchase of 100,0001. Consols for to-morrow's settlement. There is also a somewhat better feeling with regard to the fu ture course of monetary affairs. The funds have arlvanced t per cent., some of the foreign securities, to 1, and a few British railway stocks Ito f. Great Northern has risen 1. Financial shares likewise show a somewhat upward tendency. The demand for money to-day is mode rate, and the supply large. Novertheless, owing to the uncertainty prevailing with re gard to the future course of the market, 71 per cent. is charged in many cases for good three months' bills. The rate for abort loans is the Stock Exchange on English government securities is Si to 6 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 67fr. 68c., showing no change. COMMAS are now quoted 881 to 1, both for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 891 to for the new account (Nov. 8). The official busi ness report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 86f, 1,1; ditto for amount, 881, f ; Three pea Cents. Re duced, 861; New Three per Cents., 861, 1, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041 to 5 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 101 ; and Exchequer Bills, Bs. dis. Foreign stocks are in demand, and prices are better in several instances. Greek Bonds have risen per cent., Italian and Brazi lian Loan scrip 1, and Turkish Conic lid.* Spanish Certificates, and Mexican 1. Brazilian Loan scrip is now quoted 21 to 3 prem. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.: -Greek, 20 to ; Turkish Consolidits, 48 to t ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 1 ; ditto Certificstes,l3l to 14 ; Confederate, 6 to 7 ; and Mexican, 24 to f Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brasi lien Old Five per Cents., 94 ; ditto 1863, 671, ex div. ; Egyptian, 1864, 891, 1, 901, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 90, 1, ex div. ; Italian, 1861, for account, 631 ; Mexican, for account, 256 251 ; New Granada, 131, 141 ; Peruvian, for account, 731 ; Portuguese, 1856, Arc., for account, 451, 61 ; Russian, 1822, 90, 89} ;ditto 1862,901, 89t,901 ; Spanish, for acct., 461, 5 ; ditto !Passive, for account, 281, 1; ditto, Certificates, for account, 131, t ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 701 ; ditto 1862, for account, 731; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74 ; ditto, 1865, 43, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 431. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to t prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 2 prem. ; London Financial, 7/ to 1 prom. ; Imperial Mercantile, 1 13-16 to 15-16 p rem. ; redi Fonoier and Mobilier of England, 4 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 61 to 6} prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1. About 200,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank on Saturday for transmission to Brazil by the steamer which will leave Southampton to day. On the other hand, 46,0001. in bullion was sent in. The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 18th inst. will be 23,00,000 rupees (230,0001.) Of the branches of business which have lately acquired a g reat expansion, as testified b y the movements in the money market, none is more de serving of attention than our American trade. The revival in export business to that quarter is really extraordinary. Much interest attaches to the sub ', joined table, which shows the number of packages ' of British manufactures (comprising ootton, wool len, linen, and other fabrics) exported from Liver pool to New York in each of the first nine months of the last six years. We are indebted for this 'table to the monthly circular of Messrs. Onion and Co., of LiverpooL By running his eve down the column for the year 1861, the reader will trace at once the effects of the paralysis of business caused by the outbreak of the civil war. It will also be seen that t he exports in the month of September just past were more than fourfold those of September. 1864, and have exceeded by something like 70 per cent, the largest exports in any previous month of September on record. The increase of business is even larger than it appears to be from this table, for not only has th e amount of exports incre ased, as above stated, but the raw of the packages shipped is be lieved to be at least 50 per cent, more than it was in 1860, before the war. This may be easily under stood when we bear in mind the rise which has taken place in wool aw materials of manufacture, including silk, , cotton, flax, km Moreover, the peculiar tariff of the United Stases at present excludes the lower classes of British fabrics. The figures subjoined are additionally interesting be cause they place before us almost a certainty that America, denuded as she is of the supply of cotton, with which she used in former times to discharge her foreign indebtaduess, will be obliged to send very large amounts of specie for the relief of our disturbed money market. IMPORTS FROM tivzsroot To RIM YORK PACIAOI2I OF BRITISH MARUPACTURGB. 1930. 1951. 1682. 19.3. 1364. 1926. Jemmy 18,615 11,600 11.130 11,700 15,505 6,946 Febreery 11,084 4.791 11,361 11.666 14,305 9,9 , 4 Mardi 7,681 1,910 6,613 9,266 8,613 9.191 10,936 1.238 6,987 6453.. 10,387 8374 June July . . August September The shipments from Liverpool to Bootee show • similar ieVeIUPS for this autumn, sad also of foreign goods trail salliirt, from Havre steamers at Liverpool for New York toe. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway Company is convened foe the 31st inst. The half-yearly dividend of ss. 6d. per share, declared at the general meeting of the Great Luxembourg Company held at Brussels on the 23rd alt., will be payable on the 16th inst. The British Honduras Company (Limited) are inviting applications for an issue of debentures for three four, and five years, bearing interest at 6, 61, and 7 per cent., and secured on the uncalled capital of the company as well as on its land and plant. The remaining unallotted shares, about 2,500 in number, are •lso offered to the public. This company was formed upwards of six years ago, and the dividends have averaged above 7 per cent. per annum. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IWARIE-LANZ.—(THIS DAY.) Oely a moderate supply FAO& wheat was reeeived pp to ear market to-ay, awaterise and by land awake. Owls, to the large influx of =edam freer abeam& the demand for home-grown wheat was very gni= &laded wanks sold at prices equal to Mosday tut ; bat Werke kinds moved eft heavily, sal, in mune restaaess, late rates were sot supported. The =row a foreign wheat was somewhat rge. The tranmetioes is mast kinds ware mach =Melded at about 3616°W1111, With • barley we wore sosatlly supplied ; bat the supply of — roWiso was moderately good. Melting parcels moved off steadily, at full quotidian ; but Oodles and distilling aorta were a slos o ydry, at barely iota rated. Then was • steady, th not to say active , Th•demand, all hied, of malt, at f quotatious. The supply was tolerably good. Large supplies of foreign oats were on the stands. The oat trade was, therefore, heavy ea rather lower terms. In beau, the supply of which was limited, very little was flaw, at last week's curriecy. Thewwll.. for peas was in • sluggish state, at about stationary prises. There wan only a moderate birders doing in flour, both Evaid foreign, on former terms. a:rivals of gods and seed-laden vessels off meet have M . brain OS • fair average soda The inquiry for arrived . of wheat has Men o ff . Importers, however, have beet= ae in their demands, and the sumenaisa, in consequence, have to remained unaltered. The trade fee forward shipment hen le been at a Amaral' ; ..verbena, late rates have bees ee pentad. Wake, arrived, 41ABerdiessid. 40s. 6d. to de. ; Marlanepell, 41.. to 42a. ; 2 4Z . an prep, 41e. 88. to 42 5. ; essaditto, to be gin by Novensime, 43e. to 43.. 3d.; Od, on peonage, ft 42A; ditto, November to February shiporest, 42a. per N 4921ba; Beast, October to December shipment, 42a. per N 480th.. Fine cargoes of males have bees 10 steady request, at fall prism inferior quail- r e. ties have mesa doll Isle at bandy previous quotatiose. Ohms. arrived, 30.. ; Debits. 31e. ; klolelevien, Ma. 3d. ea per 492 be.; Hosteedjs, 975. 9d. to 28s. ; Bulgarian, at 28s. 9d. to 29.. 3d.; Wellwahine, 285.; thrall, 27.. 9d. N to 28.. 9d. per 4801 b e. Very little business has been pawing la barley, °wig. is • great assent., to the enfeeble quality of the supply. Pin. delgOON which is. hays bees very seise, have tally supports' late Mei, hut N the vales of other sorts has bad a drooping tesdeuey. °demi arrived, 212. 1 fid. per 41101 be. No sslss have taken place la rye. Danubian, lie, to 275. per 480 th.. Barbary St beans are ermisally quieted at NA per 480 Th. Twocargose T e : of Aseff sate have arrived off coast. sad have realised ge, 18a. X per 30t1h. Danubian Milleteeed is held at N, 19.. to Ma. per quarter. The trade for linseed 1,, has robed quiet, at Ott 81.. qotatioes. '` Ascii, on pomp, 60e. ; Chisitte, 61s. to 61.. 3d. ; Boar. 1 . 3 bay, 635. ; Marianopeli, arrived, 59e. 3d. per 424th. Bombay. in warehouse. Ws. ; Ofarstte, 6 111 - 625. ; Black Flea and Asoff, 595. to 59.. 6d. ; gh Egyptian, 5•2 a. to 53. ; and St. Peeereborg, 58a. Per qr. rr Annexed are the quantities of East Indian linseed pre. St. suntedly oa passage to this enuatry , compared with the 1:e . same period in 1861: 1863. 1884. et. Qv& Qv& es. abatis to Loam 132,392 .. 15858 81. Casette to Liverpool Calcutta to Hull 3:1.042 19,347 Bombay to Loados Bombay to Uvespool - - R. Total 199,818 .. 209,014 le The direend for Eased cakes las continued inactive. It. Leedom made, 10 1 . to 10f. ; New York, in barrels, ge. 101. to 10/. sa. ; ditto in hags, 91. 15s. to 101.; Western, 91. 12s. Bd. ; and Marseilles, W. per too. The isgriity for cottonseed cakes has slightly improved, at 41.155. to 51. pse toe. In the value of rapeseed no change has taken I st D place. The transactions, however, have boss far from eaten -10 sive. Calcutta September,Odoher, Novembershipment, 5 4 5. 84 per 5 maned...Cruerat, 725. to Ms. ; Foreswore. 645. to 10 Us. 13d. Calcutta, 61s. ; Danubian, culthated, Os. to 66a. ; Wild Block Sea and &toff. Me. to 37e. per qr. The fallowing are the quantities of rapeseed afloat floor the East Indies for this country, compared with the same period last year : 1865. o.loatto to London 70452 Liverpool 2.199 .. Bo obey to Loudon Liverpool 1864. 4 2rs• 38,829 4,30 7,860 6,582 „ . Total &1,869 57.576 LOS Oottoseeed ham etas ged beads freely at quite late retie. IA Egyptian, arrived, 71. s. 64.; ditto, fur shipment this year ie 71. 7a. ; ditto, November to January shipment, 71. 12e. 6d: ps, , I”. 100 PS Mumtaz or Strum —English : Taros, IKB ; linseed, 40 ; 103 mowed, 120 ; and sundry, 289 qrs. Foreign : Tama, 1.0 75 ;linseed , 1, 8 0 1 ; repos, 275 ; =Li" 3,742 ; and sun- I: dry, 160 gm. WS Faroarts.—Liamod, 1,927 ; amid. 752 qrs. ;and flour, iee 136 arta. 10 APR/VALI, OP GRAM L FROMNTO LONDON. BY LAND AND ..! WATER CAMILLO& SEPT. 90 TO OCT. 7, ••• titcsuerva. si Massa. Buisy. Man. I OM.. 8411118 Pawl tel Nov. va qrs. , qn. qrs. vs. vs. s 'seta. N. =I ... 10107 2715 1 15363 316 T 4111 760 .. 17276 1 ii. 61971 8300 i . • . . 176734 174 1612 UN . SU no 80170 11067 116303, 110101 104 tsn, 6806 1 174761 ire ft BHARR LIA .-(2 1 .1118 DAY.) Consolid& were firm, and closed quite as good as Yee = Loan scrip was last quoted 24 to If prom., showing a fresh decline of t ; and the Ire Railway Loan, 24 to 4 prem. Bank shares were dull, but no general alteration occurred in prices. Kent London Bank, imperial. Ottoman, and London Bank of Mexico and Sank. America were rather fiat, while Anglo-Italian Beak shares met with inquiry. The shares of the financial companies kayo• scarcely moved to-day. International Pinar:is& were a little more offered. The closing quotations. were as follows ; —l n ternational Financial, 1 1-16 to 3-16 prem. • General Credit, 14 to 14 Fre i London Fina nc ial , 74 to 8 prem. ; Impe rial- cantile Credit, It to 2 prem. ; Credit Fourier an& Mobilise, 44 to 4 prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 104 to i prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 14 to 14 dia.; Overend, Gurney, and Co., 54 to 6 prem., showing r reduction of 2a. 6d. ; Egyptian Trading, 14 to dn., being lower; Ottoman Soadni Glinerale, 24t 34 prem.; Hudson's Bay, 164 to 4 ;Lion Brewery, 14 to 14 per .111. ; and Atlantic Tgraph Preference, 14 to li. International Contract shares were quoted about 21. , higher. Otherwise the miscellaneous share triad*, was rather flat. Australian Agricultural, City Offices, African Merchants, Credit Fancier of Mau ritius, London General Omnibus, Millwall Land and Docks, Millwall Ironworks, and Ottoman Gaa • were all quoted lower. The closing (but in some oases nominal) quota- tions for shares iu new undertakings are as follows: —Trans-Atlantic Steam, par to 1 prem. ; London and Australian Agency, 4 to 14 prem. ; Allan's Trans-Atlantic Telegraph, 14 to 24 prem.; and Gale's Protected Gunpowder, 24 to 34 prem. United States 5.20 Bonds were last quoted 684 Se 694, being 4 lower than yesterday • Erie Railway shares, 594 to 4, being 4 lower ; ind Illinois Cen , tral, 82 to 4, showing a fall of 14. NINBII.-(11118 DAYJ Two o'Clocc. There are fewer transactions in the mining mar ket to-day, and the tendency is less favourable. Chiverton shares continue heavy, and have further receded, the present quotation being 91 to 1 On the other hand, Wentworth Consols have ad vanced to 44 to 54, on an improvement in the mine. Chivertoc laoor are quoted to 711; North Tres kerby, 3to 4 ; and North Crotty, to i. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit ao alteration. Alamillos have been dealt in at lb and Frontino and Bolivia at 3, being steady. On Saturday afternoon so attempt at suicide was committed st the Abbey Mere, Plymouth, an establiannest of Mies Seiton's Protestant Sisters of Mercy. At the bottom of the abbey grounds is an inlet of the harbour known as the Ifillbay-bridge Lake, whore • youog led& r :: inmate of the abbey, mounted the parties wall, and herself into the lake. She was happily observed by some persons in the neighbourhood, by whom she was promptly rescued. MOUNTAIN Norma. —The moat notable int er po in the Sonar:Tiara of to-day, as onnoared with that yam ago, is the seethimodasion afforded to travellen Gthst by anenerous hotels erected on lofty positkos. amid the mouotaia scenery, and renderiag rosily scomeible some a the wildest portions of t he hi g h Alps. There are pedes trians to whom three or four additional hours of ascent, and two or three of descent, are but coeousidered trifles when added to • day's work ; but eyes to roost young sea who affect the Alps it is so small gain to be able te ride comfoetably out of the zwelteriegthwer alleges to a orna fort:deb ine at the height of 6,000 or 7,000 test, where they can take up quarters, and from whence they can earth meths their pedestrian ascents in a cool and briecnitiac atmosphere. It is sot, however, mostatelsesto alone who are bnoing to discover that tome high bongs sr. plea sant ae:- of abode for days, and eves weeks. I have seen residing there auccierous invalid., and even old ladies, who would as soon think of displaying themselves th the ballet as of creasing tee yards of glacier. In Sale end August, when all Eames is steeped in hest and moistens, the pure dry air of the high mountain is 7:dreamt is the extreme ;so also is splendid scenery thus rendered accessible without fatigue ; the company is often of • superior sod genial kind. circumstances are favourable to familiar, easy ink:roman ; sod the knurl's of civili at sation seed not be left behind , thou g h all Buoys, is lying oar feet. Of course these high hotels abed great sweeties of acoommodatioa, from the splendid attain at Chamouni to the solid hut on the glacier of the St. Theodole Peak at the height of 10,900 feet, where simple food may be had, and where "it is possible to asap ;" but it very great heights one ma Gad taught , roses, and sit dove, at a moderate puce, to tables arta* that woad certainty sot disgrace any of the second-clues haste:irk • below. The famous hotel oa the Riffelberg, above Zermatt. is 8,400 feet high, io very keen dry air ;_ and it is possible to ride up from it surly to the top of the Gomm' Gist, 10,300 feet, round which there sweeps, with only • glacier liner venieg, the tremendous rasp of the Moots Roes from the snowy Cims di Sethi to the brows awful prr il a the Matterhorn ; while, looking northward, the view is closed in the distance by mountains of the Berthas Ober lin:id. The hotels on the Aorischhorn sad the neighbour ing Bel Alp lay themselves oat for visitors who desire to stay some time, in order to make excursions from their convenient height of about 7,000 feel. The former, emir Melly, Is justly celebrated for its cellar sod its cuiense ; hat Herr Wetlig bates a peculiar fancy for always filling the rooms In his highest storey first, though the stairs to thee stor might almost justify • nervous mum in being rope; end the latter has an advantage's its outlook, as ties in the vicinity of pleasant short walks. The ions ea the Weogern Alp aad th e Little Schram • are glad to re ceive Imam en pension. On the ?Whom there it a pastliof not lower tau 8,403 feet. onamoulieg a n mei ime view of the soothsea skis of the Pants of the Obeiland sear by, at • somewhat lower elevation, the terhysigo Platt. ;overate nearly the same scene from • thee ichospit able wee. Oa the neighbouring Noma there are 24 beds at 7,765 leak At nearly 6,000 feet, on the Bapbo tismal,. there is • well-known hostelry, with the Schreckrn en one side sad the Titles on the other, to which ono ma stunptive patents repair. la the Eopdiae, EP. Monta. at 6,000 feet, with its &afloat* water., has 'vastly been is great repute with English travellers; while in the Vateline, i.e Prise presents • milder climate. Othrmayeur is well-known to travellers among the Alpe Zermatt itself is 5,315 feet. Os the 00l dl Voce there is sow am inn, from which the Moss% GI Moat /31. ac cem easily be made ; for it is only about six houn' ascent from that Wu to a cabane on the Alpine de Gout*, and km hours from thence to the summit of the monarch of Raw poen monetaies. People °canto:idly pay abort vii to • the monks of St. Bernard aid of the Simpler, while parties have been known to linger tithe the Force. Eves the hospice at the Crimea has announced itself as a ewer and pennon, and has its share al meg bent on high sioes, though it is difficult to see bow anyone else except a miaanthrope Gould think of boarding himself in that God.lossalimi region. I have e moted about 200 pieces in Switzerland recommended, for various reams, as Suva* or sanitariums, end of them at lest 30 are about or above GARIBALDI AND THE ITALIA ELICTIONB.—The 5,000 feet high. —Blachrood's ltepasist for October. Sole of Milan gives eke followins replyl as made Garibaldi A STORY or GENERAL Lat.—General Lee Ms a to an application for t intinethe of his same at the high place is the esteem of many person, and I am far coming elections :—" I d oe not meddle, and have no wish to from wishing to detract from his jest reputation. But the interfere, in the proceediegs. Tige What people are so fact I have to mention is of importance, es showing that lonpr in their minority ; their Meioses is to Moose ir e or the inupossible power which the slave system pee to ties them the evil, and for us th e regret, If they shall nu a slaveholder O'er hie slava, may be very perilous 61 , 011 lib bad choice." men deemed booourable sod humor. As you cross the Tea .N4TIOLTIC TRIIPZRAIIZII2 01 TR* CUT.— Potomac by the bridge at Washington, and emend the Are will by no muss accornt fee everything ugly in lingtos Height., you come upon the large estate lately . th Ireland. Rather do we maws to affirm that the fault ex- pamessim of the great.Coefedorste peers!. The mermen teed. throseh all Irish works, and that the delusion lies in ode this estate ie • Gismo structure beautifully situated. It exp ecting displays of taste from • people somewhat dud overlooks a laodscaps richly undulated and wooded, with cleat in the faculty, and too poor and sequestered to he in. the yellow Potomac ptlell4 tbroegh the midst, very mask spired by the taste of ether nations We are as the Severn any be soon from some points overicomog the quite aware that this is a great heresy, that vale of Gloucester. Washington chanced to halt for • the Celt has been always affirmed to hue • night at this stately avails., thee oases be a Ms. higher insthetio orpoisetthe tans the Saxon, and that N. Curtis, a widow, with two boys, her meth. XII. Cartis wes Rerun, talking of l i i do la Race Celtique, eau men God a lady of mach personal attion, and was as rarely gifted the final cause of en Irishmate drinking too much whisky is meted as is pence. Suffice it to say, that with little nth in as " anion sepiratioes after the In Weiss tike , mooy or delay the became the wife of Washington ; and, leas we persist in asking for proof of this seethe:tie tempos- on the death of her panders, the last Curtis. • little before meat—some Irish work of poetry, erehiteeture, scolpture, the late war, the property the ant tbe bends of Clonal painting, which shall take its place among the drat or Len Bet it was a provokes in the will of Curtis that at even second order of such sohievemeats of art. Vahan • his death the slaves on the estate should be free. i.e. sem these masterpiece" we ask where in the humbler details of stoned that document no as to require the slaves to rennin life is this taste displayed ? The beauty sad ph:terse:oe- fislinDAY Erleinffitt. is bondage Gee years longer. Hitherto Lee had been popular ava nem which other races manage to rive to thew den we. Consols, which closed yesterday at sq to i, will' the d"": 1 1" 1 " f ir s Islir" threatened Pitrdag and their ganneets are even more glaringly ; rag among the Irish than among ow Em w r o at both for money and next Tuesday's adtlement, wme r t ij a aa gres Th a i: g ...y. a ~,,..„ weem n w h o heel iris The love of flowers which the Irish:male, poor e s h e i e, I opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. „ saan traaa, f atg a sor t o f L o d?. m id ae Ag ee. T h y and bel might indulge tf it existed, is nowhere tremble, and the For the Bth November . the last price bees MIA prized for her useful capabiles. The fugitive handsome pans offered yearly by the Horticultural Society ' was 88 13-16 to 15-16, or 884. The o ffi cial bug- WWI apprehended, brought back, and, by order of the pr ior cotter or window flowers of the COMCDOIIOI4 land have ' Weir till this year been own competed for. As Iriehreas's rep report is es follows - Th ree per Cent. sew, Wes tikes 1W a bUildieg within sight ot hi. " std. " . to be flogged, as a warning to the desereetel. The yams clothes, whether new or old, are pretty sure to be ugly if Cons'abir for money, 88 4. ii it Li' ditto fog V• 111•0 r trod to strip itereelf. She refused to do se ► eqn not ma Of the Paso sad dignity which makes the amount, 884, 4,4, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, Les tseid as ed ens the removal of her clothes. She was tied th rap of as or Spanish hoops look noble, or the taste 864, 4 ; New Thies per Cecina, 961, 4 ; India • a poet, sad her owner looked on while she moire& hrsa with which a Preach peasant girl pathos her asp and robe, Five per Cent. there is absolutely nothing is based. The towns, often 19 g.. 24 a , Stock, 1041, i; ditto Bonds, I some sty, .marly . 200 e irbe:, esirtainly_s meek . prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, Va., k wertee 'm essed i t" in t . 3 r ed ".....•... men Se i r S vmr. AA spleodidly situand and largely designed, if there were any A . ' d i. real artistic feeling in the Dation, might sorely to show some ''"' •, ._,. this I learnt from her sister. • Mu. C" . eey, nan o , as __Ea - alisraeteristice of heanty or oieturesousams, mob as Chester, I Indian government securities were rath er nne. : slave ekes led t he w heueekOsPer ta tbe 1 Mn . ~.r cid 1 !" or Rheims, or Nthemberg, or Smiths. Bet there is actually India Bonds were dealt in at 19a . to 24e. prem. 1 nudes is •co tags Dear the _, /A tr _ iis s not a oolitic' of mob asUonel test, from Oarb to Belfast. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 9a. to 4s. die. well-spokes mulatto woman% with • hothead end a fani „ The good staidness are all unit her Tie streets— 1 e • gad a th rees who mandastly felt so *saute I. Path old and new--are betook* and i bex ti to the last de- ' S uc h f o reig n stocks as are well placed amoupt • idomatioe. It same bit by bit, la sewer to quotient grail. Who the:seethe. in so, may it not be 11•111iNaed 8 . permanent investors have scarcely been affected to Googol Lee may br *chivalrous and eatissable MR. M. proven that the taste for the 'beautiful vents wry rat. prime to-day, but nearly all the more speculative so mach the woes for the slave systems if this be less 4 anotaly in the Irish b e were otherwise, with all descriptions have given way. Egyptian Bonds of him, and I tom ac, doubt of Its truth. —Dr. VeNtkembillit . his poverty and his amble s , woad sorely have loaraed 1864 and• the Britiet Quarter/Jr lterino, Oetobsic number. to drape himself gmeefidly, it it was bet in frieze. sad to certiticates,TWilits;llNclewlB6sorajtada,fBll }p er id c" v t euez • ; S tle Pa r b ,j . Om or Lapeer Hearty rossumbirDraza two ans ce ler baud the street of one town pietheselosiy. even if It WWI , „,e„,s'. true Onner, Yoram Parm.-1 1 ss bat a house as poor as th ooe of the Pighey of Bristol.-- sum, i i ;, a lbiolioali and Greek, 4 ; end Portuguese n u m .* ig di, teethe lea 6,d erg y e e ea * en . m o d Fraas's Alagarine for October. and 'doh Passive, about 4 per cent Turkish whisk 2ge I mo me 4.11.1. 41 5 ut lii - 1 ..V.... PROVINCIAL SHARI MARZILT& ..trlttroot. Art. 7.-Bales today: Groat Eastern. 47-lan. cashing and Yorkshire. 1194 a-Landau and North Western. Irlf filial 1-Manchaster. She Mad. and Limolnshlro. 57- Metropolitan. 1354 t 4 -Midland. 1544-North Staffordshire. 76; -Booth Eastern, Ma 4--Lascaster and Carlisle, Mil 11l - North Union B. 1 63 Natio and Lake Huron, 6 7-16- Grand Trunk of Canada. 114 -Onati Western of Qinada, 16 7-16 4 9-16-Erie. ilia 9-Illinots Central, 834 3 - Con -14 federate Loan, 64 -Dutch Rhenish, 7a p. -Bank of Lire 464-Barneirs Braking Company (Lbultedb a p.-livn'er:°lll oo Marine Credit (Limitad). p.-Meraintile and isclumge Bask (Limited,. 41 7-16 3.-Albioa Marine (lauded+, 16-16 4.-Eispire Marius ,Limited), p.- Leeds and Liverpool Canal. Mer•ey Steel and Iron (Limited), 14 U.-National nteam (Limned'. S4l d. snoitisras. One. 7.-There ores a fair haziness to shank but prima were lower all round, owing to a rise in the Bank rate to 7 per cent. Great Eastern, 4.74-Great Luxembourg, IS 5-16- Great Northern A. 146 714 f-Great Western of Canada. 15 916 LIZIa --Omit Western, 64 al 1 Central. I - and North Werrarn, 1391 4--Manahestor, fibealeid, and lincolathile. 671 44 4 7 61 -Metropolitan. Ma 6 b-Yaltean. IL3 -New cat andlek. 104 9-Bouth Eastern, 701- Stanley Coal and Iron Company ( Limited). 15 p.-Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance (limited), 64 Ix-Bolted States 5-20 Yaws'Honda. 501 -Virginia 6 per cant.. 45. ndemis was dam ben to-day in Bir mingham Joint-Stock Bank at Ms in Railway Carriage New ut l a t Are Drom. Btn unit gham es Metal atallaqtate,dsaB9lLarn,,, N u y t d and Bolt nt to 91 Mem.. ltirmingluun FLOsaMil, 14 to 14 prom. :11 Contract, dia. to par : a d n Metropolitan IL Uway Carriage and Wagon.• to 6 dia. Market falling. 7 i 109 t Ul 110 U 2 141 144 $ 4 an 11$ 116 JOINT STOCK. BANK& Ct. peon. 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