The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-17 00:00:00

____ TEE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1860. It d uty Worn referred to the bearding at th e corner of THE POLICE COURTS. SHARE LISTS.—THIS DAY. • BUTIalt tOUBISIOSB. MONEY MARK i lastrece Pountneydane, which be said had been up for • c.asideratile time, and there did not appear to be any build- .--- c ,-.-..... Ma I'd I AMLWATIL ta ij . o, Coo 21104 60-4 W Sol p.m. - (THIS DAY.) in c - i ol2g ,..las niz pec . tor, in answer to a qu estion pat by the chair i ....e, sad that the period pante d for this hoarding to 71; vria would very soon expire. -_..._- MARLBOROIIOH.MI73.II:ET. Two o v um. le• Mil LILIMOLLOL IL Oa Desa.Des. at ai eel I retards Great Western and Lancashire and r e a 2 1 11 • 1113 • 111 alleamasil- : as a Mr. Hsi WARD, the engineer said be should togged that arrutrrneo TO TICK tossers A? TB/ =ream or ten 4, 1 : railirewsti:ballare, which , mar afe ke lr t"A adv a Y u ili c i ng fir : n aes , el n °eP oo t m i a ll i l a s " I"..l " 6 . l .m ditallit: II " 11.13411 in all the came where uo building work appeared toat r eq KAJ/171111 11/4D Till 11•711•1110 11107/104. rather flatter. Midland has again risen j per cent., 411.1 .. /Ite e - - - The funds to-day are improved, and the opini that no alteration coil ~.. the parties should have notice to remove the h Henry Godfrey and Alexander Ray, two well-dressed H. TS Et -. rate of discount at the Mr. DAw. the chief clerk, said that the Peried ef T e°2ol6 "t w " ch wisi Were Kr. Trwhite with attempt. and South Seaton], I. Swum= in some deserip- us us 'a'''. ."'""hu u .rue Sim 73 TS -.. Consols are quoted l, • owe cuteil by the court for the erection of these hoard. 2 i te. pick the peeks% of several persoas while leavin g h er lions has been rather brink, but the best IN us Daft= 111116.011 M. Ts TS - m... would roe expire, • and the parties would then receive s and the Haymarket Theatres the previous eight. prices of the morning have not been sup- i t : rent al 21,00,2 -• I die , ir n - they closed yesterday. _ fosse'. i 1 1 shown a rather decided , !we that the licenses would not be renewed. the evidence of Sergeant Cole, 'ti C. it appeared ported up to the present hour. The pre- ee re aqua • era le Of Ms - Mr. 10 J 0497 said that these erections were ambled, that, seeing tho laxly as regards Caned ( ..:1‘ 1 great anaoyanue to the publi c , en d cause d ...j ou . marks ,. oven , k in . in p . th y e a O P e pe ra r .P: bli k : h** ".".. l ie f: sent quotations are as follows :-London and a r lo p aus lasseez as. go ii li m os go - o...truetione to the public thoroughfares. He was of opi- thieves, be watched them ; and just as the company were North Western stock, 101 to 4 ; Great Western, so nu no. ammo m io. - stocks. The latter, ho' n.n diet the suggestion of their engineer was • good one , lea her Majesty's Theatre, he saw the two primmer' 74 to 4 • Midland, 1341 9i t0 135; Lancashire lel all De.J ins par - - an active business, ha , .. 3 eould tend more quickly to remedy the inconvenience:. mix yes with the crowd at the grind entrance, an Yorkshire, 118 j to 1 ; Sou th Eastern, 851 ge ' II Da 4 4 16,14 : 64,01 - 99 .... 100 all Deillii.eL do lOl 109 from the best point of tl tfter some further discumion, the court decided that no- and, after watching them for a short time, saw Rice to 4 ; and Caledonian, 92 to f. leo 71. Da ao. 40. lims- i ail par - ? ...Wahl be given to all the parties who were not going on walk by the side of • female with an elderly gentleman shares f i r m , l• all i At Paris this morning Lombardo-Venetian Railway ~ h the works fur which they had received the sanction of and put his band into her pocket, and afterwan.L feel the telegram, the Three p , ... ~ort to erect the howling., that the licenses would not onteide of several other persons' pockets. They smut i n t o at jto e die. The Canadian hues have advanced. am i.e L an be. Ow . el d lyind. _.. " It Se " 25 74 - 714 5 la all DalleaPred• Unit IT 00 *se 69fr. 15c. being the sac , . r. 'sewed. Anglesey yard for a minute and crossed over to the Hoy- The court shortly afterwani. adjourned. market Theatre, the company at the time coming out. He OIDDIADY HARM AND trIOCIL WO au Do. 0 per el 61 63 tee an De. r per ea irra• •• • IS * -. - Commis ere officiall, • bar oportvf was requested to state that • report which then saw Rice try the pocket. of several persons there, and Cedes Odes today Da all Do. do. MT.- 43 60 -. money, and 934 and 9 ppeatst in one of the papers Abet the Maims. of the when Deer James-street he saw Rice put his head into aft ] P.l I peewee , . N e t sm. 100 ell Do. do. MS.- Di 60 -. . ..siniwioa would be carried on for some time at eartala lady's pocked who had just left the theatre. He the al . iiu jim wit. , siow yid. a aa _ Si. 100 DORM India& litte 91S1 9111 1 present quoialions az .:hers in Kingotreet-is nut correct The business ot the secured Rhea, but lost the other for • time, but Ammo* ift . iss Ebk..),...in us g ams. Ts g• so V/ a De. dew i i s i 1 its -• fd it Lit a. ello=t ael 2 Is die - and 93 to eft . eminsioa will continue to be earned on as usual at the foetid him while be was looking for his calumnies. Godfrey m an gmeggema 11) 1111 264 ell %Meet 144 144 4 14 The official business re N.werl offices in Guildhall. gave his address at Bow, and Hite at Wapping. Notwltli- U all Myth's= - - Of 1$ Da New li t die standing he had seen them drinking together, at the station 15 all 1201101 1. it MLC. lit I .... too an ne.su,surs, l.l 1801 Stack, 2294, 231, 229 ;'. they denied all knowledge of each other. In consequence it. 100 Mid sod Dater .... It 1111 - WO ell Do. do. 711 , ftill 100 102 - - HER MAJESTY AT BRUSSELS. ed the untidier of pickpockets frequenting the Haymarket of 1 /4 ' I ,lt Celeaeeles and _ WO A Do. de. TS thentos. 110 lea - 914, 4, 4 ; New Thro We be had been placed there especially to watc h . se a ll C ornwall 414 - IN ell Dol4s.elad.poy.TT 02 et al 100 Medias Deer. 44 per el It 66 -• -. Thirty Years' Annui BRUSSELS, OCT. li. Yr. Tyrwhiti said the case was very clearly peeved against le all Do. ki eno die, until - ,- at. WI Do. de. $ _per el IN Si ft se 1885, 164, 16 ; India 8 The Queen was confined to her room yesterday them; one was operating while the other was watching and 10 ell Do. D 1 p.c. le perdu) Ts. - - -. al 166 Do. eg per el Wow. ST 00l SS T s ith • cold, accompanied with sore throat covering him. la ell Dobbs sad DsUast Jo& - -• II 14 Do. 40 Mat do_ . , 14 li Ms Cent. Stock, 1859, 103, It ell Dasd,Perta. a abeLJa. 14 a •-• .... Committed for three mouths with hard labour. es. 100 MentiCorp.ep. came& - -• Debentures, 1858, 961 ; Ilex Majesty's health continued to improve during th e 96. 1110 Owl des IT - 111 mil N. Brunswick • Cords day, and thia morning her Majesty is very much reonered. WESTMLNSTER. ilt. 100 gasmen osmium IS Id .-- _ elms A amp. sh. 6 T -, Four per Ceuta "en et. lee Bytara Union. Steak le " TM ell Do. do. load Ea 5 1 The King .4 the Belgians, the Prince Consort, and Moms ATTEMPT= DROWNING. DI. 100 Do. Weal! IT 20 ..- 10 A Do. die. 5 seg. dui 11 y - ditto Five per Cent. 1 Alice, attended Divine Service in the Private Chapel in the Berries Brum '' , • dejected - looking female , reePectehlT le all ad nallolk - -. Palace yesterday morning. attired, was charged with attemptiog to &owe herself. le all Ma - -., Henry Bird, 32i B, said, at 1 o clock this morning he Ilt. IN sitiabergbasitoolgew Id ID Lord John Russell and the [Adieu and Gentleme n of the was on duty in Ratlendetreat, when, hearing • noise, he as 100 idiably. lo 4t . 311 1/4 .- houti.hold of the queen and Prince Consort were likewise baked over • wall and saw defendant in Smith's Lock, to led r,uree,___tat ~ w "me i i i i, in present. Tbe service was performed sad the sermon preached 1 1 the Rev. A. Drury. Thames - back. He procured the ;drags and with insistence ii 4 , 11 5 =17.7116,3.Abaid - - - ..• .. nn. _, got the defendant out. She . was then inesesible. . Ili. 1 prat northern Mr. Arnold-Has she said what induced her to commit M. 100 Do, • Mack 116 the act! It in hopial th.it her Majesty may Tio isfaciently recovered Policeman-She said she had done it through destitution k W. to embark at Antwerp for England 144 Barrow afternoua. and trouble. -____. AN EMMA TRAIN 07 MAL 116 m i Gt. Roe% It Wail !' i t t lZi 1 1a 12 11 133 4 I° 1} Y, ISO Greta Wailers SS 100 Do.dtourVal.oo.9tk N di ad - N ell De. Ea Lod do. a I 110 la . • Theft* al 1. 20 10 Do. St. 100 Do.laLlS P lttg. 6p.el N Lfi ... "" - -, M 1 • • Ti1m504.4.14 4 I du '• No. I lIIi. I - DIMINTI7III MM. Onus. perCent., 102 j, 102; Ex The foreign stock prices in all insta 0[00145 and Mexican h Oro last marked 22j. IPd I CI. peters I Sales 1854 is quiet, at 70 to i maw In. otilostli.semamaNy ups - - at 55 to 4. Sales i tO,N6' al Norfolk 4 p.e.lier.Dispi. 100 Id NI -. she A v . :cl a w: t o r o c f pr i zited tw h o inwel n f t t be her i hea nce r se m a t e d l et rte London ~ La . cmhbor Byzitihz nje 1 , 41 use l l s 1 181 al i en a i k tiesida N.leieltel laiL hee.g . nly et 1 1: N is 100 se ....-• atrianii-HaffOldpeFrive Cam had been in • very low dejected state. She bad been a. out of employment of late, and that had added to her dis l'estenlay an alarming accident occurred to the ! true of 'mod, but she had work to go to when she cum- & 1 . 1 111 1 ... . .. St. 100 Loodoo,Chailun.,ilioe 62 as - L"ll. thuoilrlifton,etil.Coest 111 Ili 114 et !lir? Vesta. 1004 101 lilt aI/ i 177157 El W.ltldlaadOzt. -aligi.et. 100 -- -- - - - OoLOITIAL eovuunann' sicuirrals. Mexican Three per 4.1: New Grenada Di Yesterday an alarming accident occurred to the expee*. train which leaves Carlisle at 1 seeks& feel the .soh, and which might have deprived the Alliaace meeting last night of two el its principal speakeen, Mr. Washington WU. awl the Dean of Carlisle. Between Caraforth and Lancaster it was discovered by the oceepants of th e busier• Wei carriage that the line upon the roof had taken tire. Their ;sing no means of communication with the guard or dr ver, the passengers shouted as loudly as they could, and waved their liMs so t►e anxious hope of attracting attest. tice. They succeeded, with the aid of the smoke and fire, which rapids made themselves seen and felt, in paring on the alarm from carnage to carriage, but not in arresting the attention of die oily parties who could interfere to stop the train. Most fortunately at thie time the train was rapidly approaching Lancaster, as the flames were travelling along the roof, and the moment the elation was reached the burn ing luggage mi. tbi own off. The packages were found to assist .4 light gods, the peuperty of some ladies in the cAriage. and to bare ignited by a spark from the engine. The ACTioietat was the more alarming and painful to some of the • ps—em;erv, because in the next carriage to that on which the luqoure was us tire was a poor lad, who bad been myeiels injured on the works near olenholme, who was hying...eve,esl4. the Lancaster Intirtiamy. Of cosine the greatest consternation and alarm prevailed amongst the passengers in the train, and we should think that if my thin; could show the utility of having signal* between the eu,4ine sal its freight, the accident we have described ought to do W.—Maar/weer Examiner of this day. A r.on who represented himself to be her busload said she 1.1 • fit of illness two months ago, since whet she had Leen in • eery low dejected state. She bad been out of employment of late, and that had added to her dis tress of mind, but she had work to go to when she com mittal this offence. She had two young children. Defendant said she had no reply to the charge. Mr. Arnold rerasnded the accused for • week. DualSourValAius.StLl I lAucushirei Yorkshire Lcadou aid BLscksrall Loa,Brlghton,ett Come LosidoaChaeltm.,llsor lordca et North Mean itighths LcadeuadoutbVir" I Do. soCiinsirdiii, I I Maa.,looL . A Ilooolsob. 131 - 14rajortio I Indlesst 16 98 10f 11 47 482 $ 2 1322 134 100 106 Me 7 -11 Mid. at Mestere are.) Ind teat (Cray Liar Newport Abet.Atien Newry & Arreagli,deL NawmWarreop. d tee Norfolk Northern Comilla' Vs North British North Devon BAIL d k 471 6 L 66 I 6 1 61 6 . i, .. Ofia.Gov.4p.e.Jas.alud 100 Do. 4 per ces4., NO lOO Do. 4 per eel& MO lOO Do. Spar cent., 1880 lOO Da Irma. rob. &Avg In .. De. Spar et. Mar.tbliep UN IDe. A pse seal 100 Do. V. licrip 74 .1I llenew.Ouv.• p.d 100 .. N. & Nelasev. Sp. a. 1003 10 De. Sp. 4, WTI to 1574 NO Do. 5 p. e... WM 110 .. Neva &NM& 0 jp. el. 0M Deb. redeem. 107 0 100 . . Asst. Gov.' p. o. Not& 100 Vie. Ov. Op. e.. 140.41.701, 100 De. do.4p. a. Age. a Oot. 100 111 a - 110 111 111 LU US It* IN 1 4 00 CP - 6 6141 M 3E. es iii 106 107 100 101 See 100} 1111 100 107 e 1001 106 110 Do. A X. faaleas—Dorwlek_ De. o.llAPural f!z 1020 106 — dr 6o 1 pet 90 40k 102 . 104 10 4 i € lO Sei -00 1 Vai I i 1144 111 111 e 12 1 101 Iciet Do. York North Loudon Northd&Woitaahoott North Siaitcordailro N ott....tOsaatitsodteo IPoebks !..otaeoali 111Tyraney Attila Central doittlat N. E Aberink 800ttlab Midland filiropahlre Union Sittinsboartie Shears South Devon South Nasteru South Wales S. York*. * liver Da Mar. Woiclathrn.,&o Sanction & Ciminero Ditto ditto 12r."1f Vail - i $ it i ale Se 7 117 115 35 1 16 M n Y 11 6 7 U 64 84i $44 et 64 77 79 6 I 89 40 6 1 5 1 isk 16 1 Ole 1 ;Kt K . 70. um= Si a i i 3,021 .. SAO .. I, Ow . . ;Fai ;5001 l .. lAltra Cosa (Thibtek) IlletlidOns Dev. 0. Con.ffavlstk.) la Meat Ihiases op.a) st Candela KWh Maul (Taviatk ) Grambkr i IL Aubra Great South Totgua G. WI. Alfred ,Phillack) G. Wh. Vor (lialatou) Grenville ilerad'oloot fllogston Doom Lady Berths raire l Do n n a Want) i N. trances (M) N. WO. Basset (flbwn) North Wheal Crotty Par Cone. (Bt. Blazer) . Providence (U. Leiant). Bortridge Con. SQL Co. S. Caradon ,111. Clear) 8. earn Bros (Mops) I. Devon Iron I eas Mining (Utn.) 8. W. Frances (Malian) Way Park Eke: netvrarrr Courses. The winter session in tie. ta,utte of Arts and LAWS woo opened yesterday, when Professor' owdy. A. 11., delivered the introductory lecture. This being Mr. Heeely'• lint lecture since election to the piofessochip of higory, more than usual iutermt wu ex cite.), awl there was consequently a verb full attendsoce, including a censidereble Number of lathes. THE Wl:Arnett IN CuMlialtLaNn.—During the not week we have hail considerable variety in the way of weather twmetimes it has been clear and fine, and at others will awl wet ; while at others, again, we had bail, frost, awl other indientions of th e clos e: approach of vr.i.tcr. For wine days past several of the mountains ;his and the neighbouring county of Weettnorehuid bate bees copped with snow. Helvellyn and Cuaiston t.ltt Nan wire covered with their wintry garb last week. This is about a fortnight ea r li er than they received their decry manticoList year; audit was out until the middle of Jane, or perhaps later, that the sn ow entirely disappeared. tirairfell Pike was likewise covered with Mow during last Thumbs', night, winch is considerably earlier than the date at *Lodi it was teat similarly covered last year; and the *Dewy cap rennuned untd June. On Thursday night th..c• was a eaten frost, awl m any o f the roads through out the iniehliourliond were frozen pate hard until Mid day on Friday. Thu Grampian range of hills are now, n stated, as thickly covered with anew as at any time last winter. In the neighbouring glenslarp quantities of uncut grain awl 'stooks were on Tuesday covered to the depth of several helot The nom of last season disappeared ex actly three months ago. In many places considerable num. kra of wild darks, he.. are arriving and taking up their aster quarter+ • and almost @venal* betokens an early awl in all pr obability a severe winter. Near Hansard castle, last week, haymaking was proceeding in the midst d a shower of snow. —Cantreland Petepiet. HEALTH or LONDOR.—The Registrar-Genemd in 1.,4 weekly report states that, in the week Saturday, I.;th ortoher, the deaths registered in London were 1.008. 6. the ten 3.•• r• 1n10.59 the average number of deaths in the weeks eons-vowing with last week was 1.018, but as tlr present r• turn is for a population which has annually 10--Nosed, the avenge with a view to comparison should be rai•eil in proportion, a correction which will make it 1,120. 11e..., it ..I ie...re that the deaths in the present return are 1... by 112 than they wonld hays been if the average rate inertelity hail prevailed. The mortality from small.pox ointimie, low, the deaths front this diarese recorded in the lot week brim: only 1. 42 deaths occurred from diarrhoea, Into ....sonatina. 39 from mask*, awl 10 from diphtheria. Two whhoca died, one at the apt of 90 years, the other .5.•11 1 1 yrari. The deed of a buy, aged one year, is re- I. ol to " cholera ;" and a buy, 9 mouths. from choleraic diarrho a. A man, 90 re died et tetanna at the Strand Union W the death of a widow, aged 43 yean, le reported to toe been accelerated by want of the iteeemetatee .4 life. The violent deaths recorded were 31. Lot week the births of KR bore and 813 girls, in all 1,6110 .... I birrn, were registered is LW/dm. In the ten cone- Of•s1.111114,i week* of the years 189049 the average number 1.50 a. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the !bum heizht of the barometer in the week was 21 1 .750 in. Tlm highiet barometrical finding wa530.062 ie. on Sunday, tics lowest 1008 in. ea Saturday. The mean temperature '4 the air in the week was 45.8 dep., which is 7 .• dec.. helow the mower of the same week in 4.1 V. . 10 (z• determined by Mr. Glaisherl. The 1..,;10.4 point attained is the week by the thermometer to Vi.t• 110.0 dep. oo Stiutlay, the lowest 11111 A I '-o P relay. The entire range of temperature in the wag was therefore 1 - 1 7. ti deg.. The mean doily range ••• 13.3 dep. The mean temperature of the water of the name. wall 52.3 dep. The difference between the mean .1.• point telinperature awl air temperature was 4.0 .legs. The nava degree of huniality of the air was $3 , complete • .ratio. Laing repreeented by 10.1. Rain fell ou three Iti e 4 the week. —" I hate eaten up all the grounds of ono h...." raid , many yewe dam, in my hearing, in modeat vet toun ) plomt tonne, a little girl of seven years old. 1 imt to eleme me eyes, and I bee all that acene sipdth ahu- .4 a. plainly aiever. Si: or wen children Il am (me tlienal are ottiag mead a tea table their father and heel. r ..re th, i.. too, sod an old utlecuan, who i, (in his ••ra m 1.1 , 1 , 10 l On . . of the woes: of owe. Iwe 'lnclining r - n, , larre sad ; the cheerful glow of the set sow are : the little faces in the soft eandle light, for -I. • ot• was there enknown. There had Leen much talk e-•oit toe onfulno ws o f waste i•f the waste o f even very 1 ." • Onn.;•. The old geutlenion, e. woe (la his own ju 14- le at, ..al ital.wd is lay pd.:meet •t that period) was in tate the toldren's minds some .4 these leowe • which an ones inspreweil noon ciol.lnta by people (I am 110 W 1.4 MO a rrest wisdom or elevenses& He had dwelt at s•nlisrdie tenth mp,u tli•• alDfUllaCtla Of wasting any : likewne on the ansfnlasee of children being emery or • w•d i r toolud they ahoulilest. Ileetiforowl.withnotliatil the dot. .4 childreti's eating what w as ea t h e r nee th-w. without mindine whether it was pod or sot, or at t •1160111 whether they liked it or tint. The i•• ' I to all God was said, and 44 moors ' • Atli it all a. irelnletehly true. Wage awl lial:C111,01, • • sAt.. were Irreg. OP she lodged that the vrr, upp.ite • •4r awl machine meat be right. Accordingly, .h. . 1 4 A. ...old tern to v• something that was %try •• • lett *till nwerethisig that ought not to he wasted. "'ha lai d she Unwell' she wouhl show the docility of her Lot. .nmethimgthat was very dietrielle. S. , - wa s en otametenity at once of acting out Tat .?:en t. *bee eke hied lawn liateniag. Aad whi.e • /.•_, P 1 • kb* .lent l lad t., ISe toote l hreerea. end orbisullY r•—•••. , 11.4 the ontit of muter.. to onsetitntnl authority o'••••ll •e ie govern sicid or 11.1ctrirw, loldlaivtgl tin , it e winked tO has. • ‘;' 411 ... 1 -. that he 4..1 Late canine. sad Wein stall Jasper -,••• dings) Insisted that to vet a thing whim yea did not •..it it cos engin; it much iaore trek" thee would Iv it 1 .1...•••• -I • the little girt ate up a a• gm 35.6 7 , • her Carom awl Uwe alletwosewil the fad with con. • t Fre.< Mera.-ies for Otrobor. Do. I Do. vu.ot Neath , iiiiisi - i;;;W•7•11 - - Wirt Pilldliutd—Oztord Ditto New po rt Ditto Ili:Word it 147 14 11 i l PRIZILMICZ ISLLIII. WATL Stitn lo parmat. Dits.Poribot Mir. Jew Yetkio. A. 6 p. ot. Do. LOP. 4 . Do. D. 7 p. c 4. & Cosa. Ts., Sp.a. No.l so 101 111 U 3 11111 1010 100 ill 1110 110 123 123 02 10 In 1111 7? 702 1111 112 110 112 103 106 10 67 be. Nes - TO p. Midterm Doke. a p. Min.& Olasow p. ea Ildin.,hatb.Dim.,4. p.a. Great Nor th ers. £ p. Do.64..esal.•llop.olpea Do. as prima Do.6p.o.red.at 06. N. Peottand, Ist PreL (it.WeeS.(Bertatliauts , Do. redeem. aj P. coot Do. redeem. 4 y. eels( Do. Irredoem. 4 p. at. Doep.ct.redososs Pref. Do. !arm. Prof. shares Do.ChestorPf.dh.sp.e. Do. do. do. 6p.a Do. Biros. Goa. Plod Do. Chest. Goa. Shares 1,1221 .. 1200 1 120 20 ....-__ 0.4i5 - 01 . 0 110001 10 100 101 90 91 91 se 101_ 101. - 171 let 17/ 71 10 21 10 1 la 1J 111 114 1111 llti 114 115 141 11l 114 101 PM Ut 1M 180 1116 18 79 90 II x 19 117 119 1M 191 a le 197 129 13 gm 98 1 i 1M - 117 11 101 102 U 96 1* as 1 ll 001 MI4 141115 AOOO 10,000 100,000 10,000, 44174 50,0001 10,000 NI 111 11$ IC4I 111 a la Da ramir Bilabial/I/LC.I VW d ro.. L Ltae Was* Beret ( ) W. Condon ( "lard) Wort %toe .11.10 lugsed )1 71.11. 17L ) 12.18.0 111.118. Wk. Bisset pow) It IR Si ß = a dr a h l) WIL Lttly Ma. LW* Mad Mary AAA (Illsoh4olot) Wt. Treiswary (14aL 11,000 SOW MAO VIN MAN NAM SUM WOO SOSO! 100 00,400, 100 *0102211 *ooo' 100 211,000 10 60,000 1 20 * OOO l 20 16,000 60 *ON 60 20,000 10 *000; 100 10,000' 100 *COO, 20 10,0* 60 111,M 10 *NO' 16 *OOO 20 16,000 100 , 4000. 10 10,1001 16 00, 60,1110 26 060 60 1 44001 100 1 lOILQN 1 L 3.1. I lic i 1 0.11.9. I.l . 4,_apcly. Sac beck .1 . Irak ad W ie art. l lank et Turley PIMA N. America amt. Bask td Ladla, Austral* sad Mina. Cbrird. M d India, Lon., and Mr Oky Co. of Canada ...... coal. of London (notkutoltruft= Par 1 Du i PI tie 23e 110 113 ISO 1311 10e U tit 14* 101 100 101 103 90 92 00 101 SS SO 14 : 2 4 u us ltb its io Ise ish se I id n.— Londo 6l7. n and London Join= London & Month Abloom Lon. and Weatannalar.. NM. Prov. of England.. Do. New. 10. i lf. 14a. 0 6 1 1 I 486 um i 9 117 11 12 . 12 4. . .1 .11 8 Ilis 14 lit Ta -ii 11 19e 71 79 806 816 Me ltre 711 PS. llations' ➢ank Near Month Wale, Oriental Bank Corpora Ottotnan Bask porta:4'lot tralaal - 011 11 .!??1 1~016~ Do. Now 'tonal Australia Union of Mistrals Ilrolou of London (Nay Masa 3,000 1 050,0001 12.0001 1,00291.51 .503,020 isi:ii6l r00.p091 >MPLIVIt. Lit. 4=402.' 1 01 1 ) Atlantic TeL Berlin Waterworks.... Brit. American Land .. yet.* frisk Mug. T.I. A 1fr..117 par C. Ulllllll Do. C Canada IAO 40,00 40,001 10,440 10,000 . ores ' Cbannel IawLTA. (14 009. Mae(dtSmak. Do. Prot. tas.7i per 'sal Crystal Palace Do. :Veterans Do. 0 p. ca Peep. Doi) 'bride TelaltraPa .• • • Do. New lag. and Aust. Cop. Ges. Steam Nrellatiss t SWp (Limited) Do. 17i per cent. Pref Len. District Tel. X) London Discount (L'• Loa. Oen. Ounalens Oa Maras Irrlin. a Cowl liedleirransaniklaTaL Medlin. la. TeL atm) National Moms. Os ltirhaaditedeblatalgli lii.±: 7 : 7 EILD& Sp. s.. Is. 4111111. . Ins& as N. Mal L 4. . Prilt Assinliiiii.. 00U 14 1, I.OC i — Do. "Now Darr'. le Da. (1.1r.) 3 . A De. Mt. S. Per Mrs 1•01111132. MI sad Orr. Nom IS Now 3 Zed Sr sls .1d PO a Der= Dr. Om Now MP Err Mg K. Stadia Air Worm If Sari Arita,ask ; 1 TO J Scrip .. Do. ile. Ligletareil.. Ira La. Ce. Up Cen. • tiimiss's Lad.... te* 12 15 vi Itti 111 SI If IM MI lig li li i SOI St XI 116 ST 31) le IR lif 15} De Si li It as 17 171 1013 i. nej mi 1111 - 16} l 4 I 2 a i f 1 SIP U II 17 111 fill It 14 111 111 .... IA all M 117 111 le 93 S 101 HI les 110 102 1/d" I I II l l i as I 1 ti t pa 4 1 li le als II 1 clis II I. - 11. pi: N re 74 II Up in in 14 I n al 4 IS 14 12i 116 U. U t 9 10 sale: MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. TOMMY Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921, "buyers," for the Bth Nov., opened this morning at 921 to 4, and closed at 93, " sellers." For money the last price was 921 to 4. After the close of the Stook Exchange the market was again slightly firmer. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921 4, ; 'ditto, for account (Nov. 8), 921, 4, 1 • Aree per Ceuta. Reduced, 9 4, 1, i • New three per Ceuta-, 914, it cent. i; Bank Stiek, 2294, 231 ; India Five per cent. Stock, 1859, 103 t, 103 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 964 ditto, 1859, 96 ; ditto Bonds, par ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, IU2. Indian government aecnrities were rather fiat The Five per Cent. stock of 1859 has declined to 1024 to 1034. Exchequer Bills remain quoted par to its. prem. Turkish stocks were dull, but the closing Frites were the same as those of yesterday, the Loan of 1854 leaving off at 70 t r o act i , and that of 1858 at 55 to 4, after being marked . Mexican Bonds were steady. The long - prof arbitration case between Mr. Joseph Pickering, the contractor, of New Bridge street, Blackfriass, and the Swansea Dock Com pany has been terminated in favour of that gentle ma, by Mr. J. Raymond, barrister, the arbitra tor, awarding him the sum of 27,340 1 ., with costs. Bank shares to-day were firm. London and Westminster and Union Bank of London were in demand. There were also some inquiries for National Discount and Oriental Inland Steam. Great Ship have declined to 4s. 6d. to se. The new shares of the Electric Telegraph Company were quoted lower. Illinois Central Railway " Optional Rights " scrip was quoted 4 to 44. The new shares of the Midland Railway Cons , parry have risen to 11 to 2 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under , takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insur ance, 14 to 2,i premi. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. showing an improvement ; Universal Marine Insurance, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. • London and Provincial Mar in e , Ito ; Easi India Irrigation, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem.; Gellivara ' Company, 1-16 clis. to 1-16 prem. Two O'OLOUL. The funds to-day are firmer, the weather having improved, and the opinion having gained ground that no alteration will be made in the Bank rate of discount at the weekly court to-morrow. Consols are quoted 1 per cent, higher than they closed yesterday. The share markets have shown a rather decided upward tendency, particu larly as regards Canadian and British railway stocks. The latter, however, after meeting with an active business, have experienced a reaction from the best point of the morning. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at Mr. 15e. being the same as they closed yesterday. Gommls are officially marked 93 and 921 for semey, and 934 and 93 for the account. Tha present quotations are 921 to 1 for cash, and 95 to 4 for the Bth of Nov. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2291, 231, 229 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 4, 1 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 164, 16 ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1034, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 4s. die., par ; Four per Ceut. " enlaced " rupee paper, 791 ; ditto Five per Cent. 96 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1021, 102; Exchequer Bills, par, 3s. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet, but prices in all instances are firm. Portu guese and Mexican have improved ; the latter are last marked 221. The Turkish loan 1854 is quiet, at 70 to 4, ex div., and that of 1868 at 56 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 98 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 881, 871 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221, 4, 4 ; New Grenada Deferred, 61, ; Portuguese Three per Cents, 1853, 444, 4 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 48,1 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Ceuta., for account, 40, 4 ; the Committee's Cer tificates, 64. At the adjourned meeting to-day of the creditors of Messrs. Henry Brooks and Co., manufacturers of pianoforte " actions," &c., it was resolved to accept a composition of 15s. in the pound, payable in instalments extending over two years. The discount market continues tight. The rates for the best bills are 4 per cent. and upwards. Money is not circulating with its usual freedom, and very high terms are required on four and six months' bills. At the Bank yesterday the applica tions were to a considerable extent. Were the public to continue to draw largely upon the estab lishment for some days longer, they would precipi tate a rise in the rate to 5 per cent. In the Consol market there was a good supply of money at 3 to 34 per cent., theestablishments which are indisposed to look up their funds in bills of exchange in the present uncertain state of the money market being ready lenders of large sums on govern ment securities. An instalment of 8 per cent. full due yesterday on the Canada Loan of 2,800,0001., but only a limited amount remained to be paid. • The 20,0001. in gold by the Europa, and the 25,0001. by the Atrato, will be sent abroad. The Adriatic has arrived from New York with 134,0001., of which only 12,0001. is for England, the rest being for France. The Shannon will take to-day 9,6001. for the West Indies, principally gold. The continental exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, with rather a tendency to improvement. The rates for bills on Holland have advanced. Subjoined is our usual list. Arnstardain,3 months, 1L164 to 17 ; ditto, 3 days' sight, 11.141 to 15; Rotterdam, 3 days' sigh t, 1L164 to 171; twain, 3 months. 25.25 to 30; Hamburg, ms. bane°, 3 days' sight, 13.51 to 61 ; Paris, S days' sight, 2 1 .121 to 171; ditto, 3 mouths' date, 25.371 to 421; Frankfort-oa ths-Moine, 3 months, 1171 to 1; Petersburg frier rouble), months, 341 to 35 ; Vienna, eff. three months, 13.60 to 5 ; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.60 to 5 ; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to 4 ; Cadiz, 3 mouths, 496 to i ; Leg horn, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.40 to b ; 31iLn, 3 months, 26.421 to 71 ; Naples, 3 months, 404 to 1 ; Palermo and Mearins, 3 months, 1211 to 122 ; Lisbon alai Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53a. With regard to the position of the Melbourne markets, the Argus contains the following remarks, which may be commended to the attention of ship pers on this side : The import market may be pronounced to be literally stag- I want. With a population almost stationary as regards num ' ben, but becoming daily more @elf -reliant as regards prodne- Creases, the imports of the current year at the port of Mel bonnie alone have been almost equal to those of the corres ponding period of last year, which were known to be some what more than double the requirements of the time. These goods have all been stored, and Melbourne is rapidly becoming more of a depot than a market. As regards the ' balance of trade, the imports of the current year hare ex ceeded the exports by 2,328,02.3/. Another colonial authority says : The old policy of shipping to a glutted market is the hope that the glut would deter others from venturing, so ideat ing a clearance, and making a good market for the few who continue their shipments, appeals now to be followed by all, to the utter ruin of many, and certain lose to every shipper. The amounts from Sydney report the stoppage of Mesas. Furlong and Kennedy, Mr. H. A. Cobb, and Kr. I. Chandler. The first mentioned firm are millers and the two latter storekeepers. The liabilities in each case were below 15,0001. A letter from Hobart Town, dated 22nd August, mentions the absconding of an e:-officer of the late Quarts Crushing Company at Fingal, leaving debts estimated at 40,0001. and forged endorsements of bills to the amount of 7,000 f. Letters from Valparaiso state that, owing to the Chilian government having determined to issue a -new silver coinage, very little silver will be sent to this country for some months. Most of the silver received at Southampton by the West India packets comes from Chili, the supplies from Mexico con sisting mostly of Mexican dollars. The news of the storm at New Orleans led to some excitement in the Liverpool cotton market yesterday, and 20,000 bales were sold at very full The The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending Sept. 28, shows an increase of 3,2911. sterling over the corresponding week of last year. _ . . MINE&-THLS DAY. An extraordinary meeting of the Sittingbourne and Sheerness Railway Company is called for the 31st inst. to authorise the recall of the preference shares already issued, to rescind the resolutions passed at previous meetings with regard to pre ference shares, and to sanction another issue of 5,1 per cent. preference capital, with a view to raising a sum of 40,0001. The third ordinary general meeting of the Madras Irrigation Company has been fixed for the 29th Nov. . _ . Two o'Cioct. In the wining market to-day East Whoal Rummell shares are in demand, and have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 12i and 121 The other trans actions have been chiefly in shares in East Cairn Brea, Treloweth, Stray Park, New Treleigh Con sols, and Kelly Bray mines. Prices are steady. There is still little or no variation in foreign or colonial mining shares. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) are firm, and are marked par. We are requested to state that the share list of the Great Central Slate and Slab Company of Ger many (Limited) will be closed on the 27th inst. The directors of the Silver Vein Mining Company (Limited) report as the result of their visit to the mine that thoy found everything in a very satis factory state. About 1,000 tons of ores are now at surface. Although the wetness of the season has greatly retarded the erection of the buildings for the reduction works, the directors hope to be able within two months to report the result of opera tions on a large scale. The indications are described as still very favourable. At a general meeting of the adventurers in Wheal Kitty, held yesterday, the financial statement showed a balance in favour of the mine of 3121. 4s. 10d., and was. with the agent's report. received and adopted. The agent values the lode in the ii:derent ends, as follows :—•• The 90 west, at 81, per fathom ; the 90 east, 81. per fathom ; the 82 east, 71. per fathom, and promising for further improve ment ; the 72 east, U. per fathom ; the 90 ,west of 81 ; the 90 east of ditto, 61. per fathom ; and the wince below the 82 at 101. per fathom. There are several important points to come off, which will enhance the value of this property." At a general meetangof the adventurers in Penhall's Mine, held yesterday, the financial statement. allowed a profit on the quarter's working of 306/. 12s. 2d., less balance against the mine last exeunt of 1501. 15a. 3d., leaving the balance in favour of the adventurers, 1551. 16.. 9d. The agent states :—" The lode in the 30 emit is worth 6/. per fathom ; in the 20 oast, 131. per fathom ; in the wince below ditto, 51. per fathom ; and in the 10 west, 71. per fathom. The western mine is cleared 8 fathoms below the deep adit, and there is every raison to believe that when it is in full working order and m communication with the'other part of the mice the result will be profitable to the adventurers." From West Weodron Consols Capt. B. Kendall writes (Oct. 13) :—" I am glad to inform you that we have in the 10 fathom level east of water-wheel shaft a very kindly lode, prolucing WWI good stones of tin. I &Lail be able to tall you more about it in a day or two." Too Kapunda Mining Company (Limited) have received advice' from their manager at the mines to the 24th of August, at which date all was going on satisfactorily. On wetght and area/ the June ores proved to be 294 tons dry weight, of 2.).14i4 per rout. average produce, equal to about 671 toes of 21 cwt. pure copper. The quantity raised in July is reported to be about 256 tons, of high per centage. At the last public settings 48 pitches were offered, and 42 taken at prioes varying from 4s. to 10.. in the pound. Since the previous advice' (July 25), 47 tow of copper had bean shipped to Melbourne for transhipment to hoglmid, and Li tuns wets ready to forward by the nest steamer. The railway to Kapunda was opened on the 13th Augus t, by means of which the whole of this company's copper will now ho conveyed to the pert. The directors of the English and Australian Copper Com pany have received advice* from their manager, :dr. Hamil ton, dated Adelaide, August 25 last. On the 13th the carting season comm enced with hired teams, end the com pany's own to the number of 62 would be mini. diately on the road ; some were already at work. bunug tae first live days nearly 150 tom of ore and copper had left the works for Kapuoda, and from that time to the date of advice* the traffic had been steadily increasing. About 990 tons of coal had been forwarded from Port Adelaide to Kapunda. At the works eight furnaces were at work on wood, and very shortly opal would be sabatituted as the cartage progressed. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the stock Exchange list of last evening : Inurrranua — Glut 99 4, 99 : Guardi an, 933, ; Imperil Fire, 350, 3M ; I enmity Marine, 128 ; Omen Marine, di ; Roe Life, 034 ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 2. 1 1, 3 ; Untested Marine 24. Gee—City of London A, 24 ; Imperial, New, 45 ; Lee dom, 54, ex die. ; South Metropolitan, 154 ; Weeminster Chartered, 65i, 66 ; ditto New, ; Western, 13i ; ago, Nov, 24. D oc k.--cconsssisl, 103 ; East sad West India, 121, j ; Landau, 641 64. 54; Chelsea, New Guaranteed, 24 ; West Wellman, 102. Bridge Waterloo, 24. Genal—Begent's, 1 134. . _ . . LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Ow mons, LEWES MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKE& About 5 furlooga Wild Ware, Cantab, Limedower, Lady Peel, sad Grey Heu a are bare. NURSERY PLATE, Five furlongs. Cantab, Norman Dotterel, Ringbooe, Linirdower, Dan dole, Twin, Lurline, Cracow, The Fawn, It&lington f, and Anne are here. PAID Foarar.—Rapley. LEWES HANDICAP. Two miles. Borderer, Timandm, Joskin, Royal Sovereign, Grillage, Romeo, Lady McPherson, and Ifewich are here. PAID FORFElT. —Predictor and Serino. The J0110;16418 a report of yesterday'. indigo SOUTHDOWN PLATE. Five furlongs. Sherburne, Oliver, The Den, Poreater, Chanoine, Rosalind, White Ways, Squire Percy, Wild Wave, Maid of Honour, Ringlame, Limetiuwer, Cracow, and Cloister are here PAM FORITIT.—RoyaI Sovereign and Tournament. ARISTOCRATIC PLATE. One mile and a half. Royal Sovereign, Orinide, Romeo, Conquest, Simla, and Ipswich are here. CITHEIL ARRIVALII.—Jasie Brown, Bankrupt, Conquest, Mercury, hider, Von &mom, Isis, and British Grenther. rhe sale prognoses flatly, but there is no alteration in prices. Dry leaf Madras sold well at the full advance pre viously establishe d. Importers continue to withdraw par cels very freely, and the sales may finish to-morrow. The Gnatmala ales at, fixed to take plain on Monday next, the Mid inst. 2,478 cheats pained to-day, of which 1,674 cheats were withdrawn, 106 bought in, and 696 chats sold. Total quantity passed, 11,116 Chests, of which 3,607 have been sold, 5,801 withdrawn, and 1,708 bought in. THE ALLEGED CH FLO-MUM:INR AT STOIENNION HEAD. —Oa Monday, P.osheth Hooper, the farm.serv.int at Stolitte4rhead, Devonshire, who gave birth to a child, whose head was afterwards found cut off and thrust into the kitchen fire, was committed for trial Ly the magis trates at Newton, on a charge of " Wilful murder." ALLICED MANSLAUGATEIt AT BIECK INIIEA D.—At the Hirkenhavel Police-court on Monday and yesterday, Mr. Coalfield, a wine , sod spirit merchant, of Birkenhead, was charged with eandeg the death of Mr. Whelan, who was his partner in badness, and related to him by marriage. On the evening of the, o I of September a depute arose between Whelan and Oa t il, in the course of which the latter is alleged to have struck Whelan over the head with a jug. Whelan died on the Sunday after the Thursday on which Outfield and Le quOrrelled, and in a post modern examination it was discovered that under the scalp on the part of the head where the alined blow fell was • tumour. This tumour, it was alleged; aimed the death of the de ceased. On this point the evidence of the medical witnesses was molt endlicting, some. ,Inverting that the tumour Lech is might hafts beam :caused by the rupture of a small vessel during flue to which the deceased was subject. The magistrates ultimately decided to commit the accuse& for trial at the assizes on a charge of manslaughter. AUTUMNAL H6RILINO COY AOC, LOWEBTO/T. This fishery, we am happy to report, is progresiang most favourably. flu Mon d nearly all the boats laAl eaters, and one or two hid M tunny as three lists. Prices ranged from its. 7.1. to 4s. lial. perhunireil. One boat has alreridy made over 2z01.,—.13. , re owl Noresch Pest. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARL-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) The weather retains its usual characteristic of late, for while yesterday sad on Monday much rain fell, to-day it is Gueand clear. TheWeek'srawly of English wheat and flour still li mited ; barley, cats, beans, and pan short ; of barley and oats from Srovlsnd and Ireland hardly any have ar rived. The foreign arrivals of wheat this week are very moderate from Russia, Prunes, and Franca. Of dour there are several barrels American and a few sacks of Spanish fresh up. Barley continues in very short supply from Holland, and a cargo of Euptian. Oste a f a i r quan tity nearly all from Riga, with alew Sweden and Danes. The attendants of buyers at this market to-day is very thin, and not much doing generally. The wheat trade is L u r eit y dat the prigs of Monday last. E ng li s h an d foreign steady at that day's advance. Oats not very brisk but value unaltered. Beans and peas without changn Flour dull, and rather cheaper for country made ; Norfulks, 43a. .tnierksin mid Spanish not a free sale ; a large quantity of barrels repute.' into Liverpool during the pest week. ' FLOATInG CAW:Ont.-Nothing doing. Quotations north sally as en Monday. Wiemin-English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 501. to 64e. ; ditto, be old, 644 to 66e. ; ditto red, 304. to 60s. ; ditto, fine, 635. to 62e. ; Norfolk, kc., be, old, 62.. to 68..; red, new, 495. to 60e. Foreign : Dantaic, 645. to 655. ; Env, lids. to 745. ; Houipberg, 66.. to 645. ; ditto, extra, Ns. to 66..; Rostock, 66.. to 68.. ; fine, 695. to 715.; American white, tiOa to 675. ; ditto red, 595. to 645. Barisal. -English malting, 355. to 445.; grinding, 30s. to 38e ; distilling, -s. to -a per qr. ; foreign grinding, 30s. to 375.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 37e. MALT.-Eftlish, Essex and Norfolk, 555. to 611. ; 65e. to Kingaton and town made,s3e. to 725.; tine, 64a. to 76a; bruwu. 53.. to 575. OAM-English feed, 25., Od. to 30a. Oil ; potato, 224 . to ; foreign, 23e. ltd. to 3le. Blares.-Enek.h tick, 41., to 445. ; harrow, 404 to 48a. ; pim.49s. to 3.5. ; foreign, 375. to 455. -English boilers, 40s. to 455.; maple, 435. to 44a.; gray, 40.. to 42...; foreign, 345. to 40e. FLOCIL-English town, 565. to 57,.; country, 425. to 401 a. ; household.. 450. to Sic.; Nort. , llc Lod Suffolk, 42a to 44a; Frth, 41s. to 150 a pm sack ; American, 30a to 355.; Spanish, Us. to 525. Altia Vil4 VITO LONDON P 2.031 O&7. 15 TO OCT. 17. EogUsh sa.l 880103. Irlah. remits. Wheat MO Nang Oats Mat 350 .... ... Lana Pack Ober. 600 ...kJ. Aeolis blear. 1870 swim Y 1 0060 barrels. 31INCING-LANIC.-(THDI DAT.) &OAR. —The public sales of Madras and Porto Rico are ins at yesterday's eurreocy but without anim a ti on . Clu r s7brown lumps quoted 49a. 6d. Corm-E.—This article remains quiet. MA.—The public sales are going off with zoom bri•kame today. . . . _ lautoo (sixth day) —The sales will most likely be brought to a close to-day owing to the continued withdrawals of large pa i& TO-day there is no alteration to notice; 2,474 chests hare pared the sale to-day, including 1,674 withdrawn and 100 chests bought in, leaving 690 chests sold. Corrurc.—Tbe demand continues very brisk, and full prices readily paid. About 1,500 bales were sold yesterday. PEPPER sold without spirit, at about previous rates. liar Lail been in good demand, and large sales have been mode. B.u.mtiti.—Refrection 14 sold 40a. &L ; refraction 3 to 3i mold 4.1 a. to 43e. 6d. CocmixiAL dull of ask. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) Tb 'market is bat at the followtog quotations :—Town tallow, so., net c.sh ; Prtetteerd T.C. ea tha ark ; all the year. Mc 9d. ; December, Bea. ; Jas. to Mar* 58.. 9d. ; Much only, 59r. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Minim ?standee and Smith report that the market for all awe maples of hope continue■ active at full prices. Ditty, 30,001 N. to :irf,olo. Wcybill Fair closed yesterday, and it is mid all the 1)014 pitched are sold as well AN many by sample. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wan. End Hatton, 22a. ; Wall, End Kuwait 21w.; Walla End Mouth Hettou, ; Walla End South Kellen, 2 1..; Walla End Haugh Hall, 20a. ; Walls End Kaplan Grange. 21.. 3d. ; Durham, Die Gd. ; Abenlare Steam, 2la. Dishude Hartley, lie. 6d. ; Lambert'. Hartley, 17a. 3d. -23 slaws at market. PROTINCIAZ SMARR MARKETS. LlTlltronL OR. 141.-4lalee to day : — loneashire and York. .hire. II" In la 1171 lail I—London sa d North Westens.loo4 I - tll.lbsnil. MIA 2sh mailsew Gt. 4s. stuns, I / prem. —North laden. llarwick,l %pith ta.dern, 151 aa. Id. sp. Isl.—Weld Ilidlaad.thltird. ea— tilla:o and Luke Harm, Si h Rhea talk 21. Ina Id. Ilia —Gmai It eetera et Canala, 14- 11,ltanae Dothan& Class A, 161.--iireat Ship Company, Ga. 6.1. Idsacaarella s OCT. 10, —A fair business. the market opening flat, but Improving during the .lay ant closing strong at the highest nuotatlaits :—Rorh.tate Canal, 841—laden, 251—Great 61,0,,,,n, 744—Laid% Hsi —litanies Ant Mersey. I pram.—Great Ship C.affrity, tat. Bs id.—Dank.. IC 134—Ditto New. 1 13.16 prem.—Nuffield*, 43—herwleks, 105—Rlaekbuns Purchase, 1.10 pees—Loadints, 10 16 — Ctuusdas, 14 —North Stat. fords. 2i d. summuuji , on% 10.—Badness was dull In this market to day. tot pukes ours steady. Shropshire Hanks were clash la rt 31—Striolneksta and Atailluesishire Gas Sew tilt. share. at 491—Ditto New 251. shares. At 21 wens Sibiland Railway New shares were vented at to II prem.--Ahn.pshire Uniona, at 4611 - '..nth Stafford', at li/;,.tatTers —llinuintrhiun Canals, At U3l. Leths, OR In—North Wr,tern Preferenep, 15;—‘11.11and, 1124 3 I—Naelkit4a3nest. 31410 shit—lan, aahlre and york o hi, e. tasetrAPT reek 1151—North Britiate Preference. New, 100—ah 4 ,;. arid. 474—North &mann, Lea* 501. CH AMA It OF bIAMIL•L'GHTIit AGAINST • BONE arrri.m. The romper far South Cheshire be. berm investi• gating at Mamboed a venom clone epieet Mr. Even Thomas, a famous bonesetter, of LiverpwL A boy. eight >rare at sir. gamed Timmins., the sea of a labourer at Ea keuhrd, was treated by • Dr. Lambert for &boom is the tit i‘h. The father, however tool the lay to Erse Moons, who, considering that a how : was fraetartal, applied water The boy, however, died, and It w alleged that Evan 'a treatment camel the absceptiosi of the ab eam. into his system, and mesal his death. ON bearing the medical evidence to this etfert, the c..oeus 's jsul retereed a %enlist of " Manslaughter .. si,, , Mast Mr. I esss, awl ha was yesterday brought up on the caramel' warrant before the Birkenhead magistrates. Oo the application of liretherton, solicitor the cam was adjourned to the 24th , awl hail incep ted for ILr. Thomas's appearance as that Jay. ENT C.. it NU . A ILL RAlLwAY.—Traffic for the week ending Oet. 7 -N her of 8.730, 4011. 6a ad.; Is. 41.; total, Tltr 7a hi; eorreepandiag week, IiC.I, WS/. 4e. Id. C DTA L PALICIL —ONE SRILIJNO DAT. Ti PADA T. Ocroutt le.—Adraimiees an payment, 813; ditto by ammo tickets, 43; total Teuton, 1,281. Do. —4;7 Do. do. ...... ILsoc.l Yorksh. bp. c. at. ton.dßrlsht..s p.c.G us. as No. a Do.sp.e. do. Nu. t Do. p.a. do. .... DTI. do. 1.4 Ds. do. .... De. p.aprt,sh d 0... Do. 7p.0. Peat Stock.. Dollp.o.do.(W. RAC bo.&o. at.idly. dot 1111 and Dover Let.W.Tp.e.albA•FlA. Dusts.** 14 =eL dn r Unalp.oL Do. AS Do. par esl Du rydswashis Sp.o Mdluad .s.Mosk -.read Conafp.c.- Do. Corks. br.l B.dp.c. Do. ee p.a. Frei &oak , Do. LM..t litchlu 4 p.c Norfolk 6 p. dt L. Stock Noe* &filth 6 per cent Do. Now Ono. 6 p. al Durk/raw Volum gra X.11.4.-lerw.6 p.c..PrL Le. do. de 15;:Iwb po i N°' NenkilmikfaAhin• • ilemeilek Omit New Piet Soollf.D.Sip.er. Prat et Do.Aker.grtep Do. T.. or. Prof. alert S. 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