The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-12 00:00:00

TFIE EXPRESS WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1860. TR h NEIItiIIATIONS BETWEEN AUSTRIA l, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HILITIIM POSUIII3OII3. MONEY MARKET ' @HARE LISTS.-THIS DA k '''. 4 AND RUScLL He. te4 1 Mtwara i_ c_ik d " i i ns ="' 1 alies read„ -..-...._ ---- ...........,...,_..- ............ . sot m. _ T,.. following highly important statement, which GU eteCTRIC IMIEGRATIE) Tiro o s ekolt. ka - = 2 t r a94 •"* 90 WS . steel...ma Ise oil art The funds to-day are ns in the iformiJuilk, would 'vet a very The railway share market is by no means la 15 De. do. & le li as - '...ter aspect to the alleged • ' tiee e e th e DONCASTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) - prices. There bs too feature c active, but decidedly buoyant, owing chiefly 1 7 1 : 1 LI IMlda=rerraam• 53 7 1 _ N rilol'!I Powers : to the arrangements fur the fortnightly too too aatm.mieheith partment, attention being d ire " VIENNA, Bare. IL MUNICIPAL WAXES. Five furlongs 152 yards. settlement, which have commenced this fts.ti . !sic k_ • to the railway share marks: •• W, have already announced that the Grand Klartkog• , ve g ., tad eeesetee,, et a here, we 1 ,1,.• ~f Hew had willingly o ff ered to act as me- day. The principal demand las e for Midland, ere ege ae ‘ amel Da. jezn b c cre. mea ' au doe t . g g Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Great Western docks. too 100 no. June 11H, ditto 70 75 - - for the fortnightly sett •t in All attempt to bring about a mpprod.4 mime z. _ , CORPORATION PLATE . T.Y.C. . , , f ormer IIIIt t 4 4 Mitterts IMsl pm - menced this day. They h Me Zee, Amstenlam, Ariadne, Napoleon, Curlew, The latter has meth per cent., an d th e two * 6 T. ,b aalias. , ii au _ :wren illussia and Austria. Count Rechbsrg Rooks, Olenbuck, Brown Holland, Ticket•of•Leem, Horace, arm stimulus to the market, and i „ ie .: Informed the Grand Duke of the extreme Vida Ring of /Amnon.* SaMita•TtlibtM.Flrringo. Monk per cent. There is also a rise of i per cent- so re omega 4 mak 1 ~. 1 lay: 6 - stocks have experienood a r ,„,.. i the couCcatti ens which Austria is disposed ProPho ' te rn Emily; onweirt. Bauadaana, E . ssera p r i =ea, ill _London and North Waste and Cale- m 7 i Menem toenail. Consols have been restrains •.• .. , ii.• to Russia (it bring well known here that, C• P iab ' iwinius ' 6erdeper ' end " 'l nch " r ere here ' London and North W eetern stook Ite is n0. 1.414a ~,, T L i par ee e 991 lee i_ in now Toted 1001to l i d e ls, : div. • Great Western, *l5 Do. trapore Ms par - news of a decliue on the Peri i , : .„,. seeking *OllO such concessions, it will not HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 BOY& Five „„ 100 an Do. 44 p. ct. Debent 9 91 _ A inat to 2 e, esa ' 4 g i 1,20 7: - 103 ell Do. 6p. et. do WI HI At Pa ri s this morning, .coo - e,..-11.1 e to weaken the relations which exist be- halm 152 yards. , Repel t, Billy Banks, Maid' of 7* to , ex div . , _. •. ' stare and i Veritable% 112 to i ; South too is Do. do. do. 1. i dis *pm - . ~. t i Russia ctrl Pronee), the august mediator Rew,e, ElMlTh own„, Pri • Dees e % ,,„,„ SPlr c a w. ; ~ea,,,,,,,e R enee ( Eastern, 86} . to 57, beingtelegram, the Three per Co , ... A...rained from M. de Balabine what were acre '. Brush, Lioness' c, See -Saw, Felinecomparatively MMI Gmlimdff Melbourne- • tli 22 1 . - ~__ ea 100 Orand Trunk of a IT SO 70 t 67fr. 86c., being rather me f. Tread...D. drill ; Caledonian, 93 1 to 941 ; and Eastern t en Da 6 par ct. Trf. • . .I,ineuels of Russia, which might serve as the Makes, 1, Edendale, and Hope f are here. Counties, 531. to I, ex div. 1 too all Do.Searrel.6 petite 7l 74 TS worse than yesterday. ~.., 01 an underetanding with Austria. M. do QUISN'S PLATE. About two mike and a halt. Lombardo -Venetian Railway shares are doll, at 100 a l Le- , 6 I" .1. Debent.. • :• 5 9 11 6 , - Consols are officially mai 1.11.41 , ine declared that this demand took him quite limns, Wand*. V Weber. iiewelb Moorhen , Fro- 1 9-18 to 1 7-18 dia. The Canadian and lian too as BO: - l ir.. - iiii:::: so a - money, and 9* for the a visviedly, and that it was impassible for him &lima, *OW lady Wild Ree k Satellite ' Su ' railway shares are quiet. en all Do. do. ~68 62 -.41% .• a complete muerte. He nevertheless con- , Wilham, ". B Y"T o C8r " 84 p.,,,.. H at a"° "` vieet .. j•th 02.r.:L A t e a m St. 100 areas Indian T . 116 Tr - quotations are 931 to I for end totielitate officiettseatent the coalitions of a g;;;;7 - r a w „, b e ,;, --- "' " -r ' " --' - . --' --- 011DINAZT SHAM AND OTOCIS. lO 0 Do. New 6 110 13 tS. or India g. 6 et. 2 le die - for the 11th Oct. The offic • .....1.1.• AKlNNlntilt. As out • emential point in ittlail 140.111 AM. I Cieriell yadar d a7 9elese ,l "N iel g, ie4el et. :I en ' W444 ° 444 ". 11 DI 131 19 1 1 as follows :--Three per Conte •o -, onelitieue, a complete revision of the Treaty ST . LZGER * One mile , 6 fitrie.get 132 Yard ' . 18 Do. New 'lt 7U. - Sweenanes, Stanmedo. St. Alban's. Dermal-Blitz U 9 di !airia.,Mel. enteerrat 0 01 - 105 an D0.144/A,psy76, • • N SO - Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1 tree; is mentitsted. We are not yet aware of the u m pt, e , wen t h e , Platoe, Nicholas, Wallace, Sir William. . an ak an .....1 1 1M....,.......Min..*C1ie5.Juna. 78 80 ad - all 73 tin 64 96 - 2s. die. ; Exchequer Bills, 4i ....Thou which these couunnuieationo have met Tom &Mitre, Creamed, Gape Flyaway, High Tremn, la - au - myth - - w and i s m lll ure - 100 all De. Is. TS N 96 - ••• we 100 sn DAS§Act.Dll.,pag. 50 IN - The foreign stock market .. el. in the cabinet of Vienna." Northern t. Sampan, Grenadier, Vesta, Von Strooto, to a u liseet ed .eggass. St 7 - St. 100 Madras Oser. 44 rat sl. IS 65 - The °Blend Leipeie Gazette publishes the following 174 . ed. Harriett c I.nas,Tboraiseby, Buccaneer, St. 100 dlrtstel and seater - Turkish Bonds have imprie Lep sad Ream, King of Dimond", Curlew, St. MO 'Caledonian the Loan of 1854 being q • tter : &skew, and Vanquisher are here. to all 'Cork sad Nadal - - - 21 19 Do. 60 lOcbm. N. .. lf 11 Ms - " Berlin, Sept. 7. IS all 'Cornwall ei 4 1 - at 109 ltei s h=2.llt “ ..... that of 1858, 57i to 65 . e ll There is no longer any doubt entertained in LATEST !lemur). le ti its i { tru_ttrtra - = - - u ell N. alsee•ospl. °"ada 5 7 •-• corded as follows : -Bin • clout:ate circles as to the Emperor Francis Joseph BT. LROF.I2. to all Wile wad 1~ les. ..- -- - 101 all De. N. Lad do. 6 7 - per Cents., 1858, 87i1; • 3 to I am 4 Thersonaby (t) - M all tniaiL,FinglailiAbLia. tt SiM an be, do. •NW at 6 7 •-• t, I. itig part in the interview at %Versaw. The affairs 101) to 30 - ashrear (t) - Ceuta., 21# ; Peruvian Th It. 100 NA AN= Italy will chiefly engage attention there, and it 4to 1 - Wised (1) St. les - t • stet dlar wit to fume* to what manner they will 8 teal - Unwise (t) N. la bap dates, Nock •40 42 ad we 11l 1- Reiman Four-and-a-Half r ' • reeinkel. The principle of non-intervention Atol - K. bans (0 M. IN Do. Nock 82230 ad -adas 7 Da y mi b Vitt 08 4 ii. SI 1 Three per Cents, 1859, 631; , ill he adhered to an far ae Italy is concerned, but 20 to 1 - Bar Ire to 10 Ni lbst Wolk 10 all 11100 - - - - - - 111. Deleet.M.Ylogg.ge,et. NI 10 1 - LlndtedAciti 1 1 de - 1854, 74, 731 ; ditto Six pa ...selesl , ll cannot be permittod to attack Venetia. Orßlta Almost/4.-Imm, Female, Sporting Life, and St. 1410 Ilitinhenthaad Glasgow 61 SI - - ex div. ; ditto Guarantee st. IN bldlalwO,Poith, Nun/ft mi oat - DZBINTLINI WOMB. it though, moreover, su foolish as enterprise could Wilb°4 * to all forth.wl tome Jana - - -. • t have a chance: of succase, it has been deemed se too °Wow It S. Weltwn 107 109 - Ne. IN. 1 Ilredu. Ira 1 a „ um I ga m 101}. •.• net .ally to instruct the cabinet of Turin, to • LAW INTELLIGENCE. 10 all Great Naiad M. 100 ( lust Northam - - 1111 116 xd 115 ad 11.446. N. ~1,L4 14446; 6 4 .4 • J14 66J . ‘&12 l e e: " a "; r e : * The light portion of the •••rtaiii extent, of the ulterior intentiona al the great li. 1 Do. A Nick 115 121 Id -ad R au IL I .l . * .i e t t juLajety ne a 100 Northern Powers, but also to transmit indirectly (THIS DAY.) M. 1 Do. 11 181 US id - 44 .... gt. gastilsh 17. tad. 4s. et. 103 1111 96 - to-morrow ( Thursday) morn: st ter M. Sews welt. Ora) US 114 L - wegese N. wmenegoie-ne.ce. oo - - - -.me 'attenuation to Garibaldi himself as to his -a- St, 19tiresit Meagre 7Ol 71i ad 714 21111 ad The Right Hon. James VI .gun pushiest with fermi to them in relation to the in. 1 DaMenstVal.OuaNk 4O 0 ad - on the 11th of August, it OOLLINIAL GOYIM/C=4r uctrarnis. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Sc. NO Ummalmall Terkiffilre 111 1111 liil it lielues anuyement. We have the mow tight to 84, lte Lendea ant Maskwall 67 so en Ne. Illk 1 Stoats. ire. let prime. I seam. and was buried on the folk 1...pe that these warnings will not fail of their due (Before Mr. Commissioner Clonlbenw.) Se 101 Omit 110 1U •-• .... .. Met.Geedlp.e.Jan../hu. lou it. Us - was only known in a few ci: .fort , sines England also has conveyed mune sale- la .1.1.110110 4WD SASLOW. at. 000 . 48 00 - 44. 100 larden•NaMit eata. 10) loot itst lest to• ad •••• •• Da tlller NM. 1878 .. 100 - - - produced a very painful imp t.kr recommendations to the cabinet of Turin." This was the choice of amignees. The hankrupta were / 9 1 a° „_ 1 2 0 .• .... .. Do. 6 per mat 1875 .. ISO - - .... .. Da tporessA, 1818 .. 106 -- •- - - Intelligence respecting the ou the other hand, the telegram from Vienna straw.pkit mandecturem, of Lutoe, Bedfordehhe. The Il k I" tirtMora 91 91 921 2 .... .. Do. dyed. lotatAng. 10e 110 In - awaited with great in g elclishal by the Times oil Moseley moaning, which debt& are dated at 1.3001. : Meek from 201 W. to 3001. 111 all londsmimlNlONMN. - - 16 a. sad Nanklilim tee it - - .... .. Maim& Nmalop. 100 110 us id - The commercial demand f eic, lon 1021 1074 Imrported togirean undies, of a Rumian despatch mi. E lli ot t , l%oik, Luba, Mush , muter' ef the Llt°e Beak , ma Mr. St, e tuastuAttamtau * 6 46 4s, e 6 mow t apse mat es - only moderate, whilst the I do. .in-ouvl tothegoverviusont of Austria, is thus noticed ''''. '" ""i^". weer chosen witmeee• Mews. Mame 10 a resersesitem S 2 ate - •••• • • News Brist , T•o oBl :U 100 1 0 6 1 109 1 - The best bills were taken I sad Start are Use solicitors to the bankruptcy, and 31r. M. ITO MOM lSt Int 114 e 1 .... .. S.lLWalesOy. Sp.'. am 100 IS 100 - Little business was done at S.) f.. Snot :-" We need not plaint nut the hem- Ed leaa d ii,,,,li eg t h e adwaa a aa a . M. LOS Di. Sfew.• Deft- itll 101 -- .... .. Ds. 6p. a, U7l to 111111100 M too - isslidity .4 thie new., which if , stlarious from its an Gomm. MI all 11141 N. Western ilia) - - an e•'castle and Carnal* - - - - ..... .. De. sp. a, 1888 - The transfer books for the ...ey origin, hut it healouga to the ( ustrian) tactics This was also the choice of meigness The bankrupt, : 6 d u ii e awe am 'wawa .. em - - - .... .. Hem Scotia 6p. et. Mg D.C.redeem. 187 3 . 100 1071 1014 - were ahut yesterday for the a have already exposed, as teading to confuse Mr. T. P. Greea, was a leather seller et Northampton. 10 10 Newry& Armeirli.del ... I 6 iris we t•• •• • • No gold was taken to the .... .. VW Orme p. addend. 100 108 110 - „ amt ., „ pillion, b y a „ r i ve a reports * m i ne f row , The terrliensa_ry anthologist cd Moms. Hart Brothers 19 sil NswrtWammala Waist - •s .4p. ci..1ea..4 July 104 - - - The monthly return of th shows wrote Mie. meets nil. all. 10v Sodom 14 ..•• .. reees.se.e.areeno& lie loot lue 51 0 4,01.-noit tinarters, and aiming at the same cousin- Th. ch o ice woo % A ... id to the ... imam ...ti.g, n• ai li.th ars c aaa st aa c a . is t4 * ai d,. - be published on Friday next -.-.. ....,,, et a... to otiect.natrue•.he mil facts and the true nth 43,,,,e wen t. st. 110 North NINA - Formal notice was issue MT= NIN/E. Ilt. an North Devon NIL 411 D. - - - stoentiones .4 certain governments." - - st. au De. • - - - lis. I IN. I Mad I Pd. I Ll. prima gales amounts and cash departure The mass journal remarks on the singular eon - INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. se. he N. Iswissa-Mmeids . ...I Ne 10 44 1 will be removed on Meade . am . Alfred Cons. (Thillack) tine 41 14 - sk 2s tale 2. 116 b.. ..ax_ e ti i r 4l e - 416 wp m es &gbh a dd 2 2. .. 1 . ... 9 . -• t H h o e nte El le, f ati vv l i id to ia eria- - x h d o s u i se antraelrt t; Wy t e l. tralictinsis and duscrepancim between the Oat*. (Before Mr. Commissioner Nichols.) 'neut. 14 the Viruses papers, which are inceesently ~ „, „,.7„ or „„ 7 ,,,, 7. _ Tx , minim , mum da. tea D e . r ee k ISt 104 - tam% ol armament* er military emiliarationa. and This issolseat, a boot and shoemaker in Welliagtou- r• "' en If lirith ea 14." Waitagama, 91 1 . 4 VI - tar .111.1.0uatio alloUrnbtan that Austria still main- greet, Strand, who wan on hail, applied to he discharged. i l i i ii ff' t jjeell - es e n ee e e m ee . : 14 34 die ad 134 t ms. a revolve policy, and that she will net inter - The imilmot oohed for 1112 adjournmeat to serve a midi- 111 10 Nottsomasessea.aC si ei a d - a d 4,000 .. 1.1 1 11 Mal* (UMW) 7t. Is, 11 11a 14 11. 1.511 166 :.:. 1114 1ast Div L i r °. adcw ilL(M°ll4CraTtik:.) 11.'". 4• 1 Ild 6. 1 11 1 6: 71 11 6110 .. onassiesr et N. Aabria 64§ T 1 51 - 6we favourably for this count --‘-- firm. Short bills on Pane e vy on the &Mare of Italy tio lung as her own pas - tor m aa r c a hal oatoio. d • "Tr' g ot, I 10 ail Peebles - - - - 8.000 • • Great 401•17r uei ne. 11 19 29 - Vienna exchange, to further your insolvency has 10 511 _„1 11 / 4 40 N 40411 ,,„ - - 5,1 •.. GAO. ANN ) MILO 1 le - taken place, in Ammer to th ....am, are stet attacked :as well as her formed dis- erg ' am „„ it h wh im . is the l eat hl e r . t i a a,, 10 az, somas, we WI - - - KM .. O. W. Vert tiaras).. Mt alossi of any inteutien to get up a coalition again* heofeest-Tea s ( r. ' st. 100 likotttsh Central ' 114 US - 6,000 .. Gromlle 14. 11110 Scottish N E Aber Stlt. - - - leaner. Thereupon L- Nwni says that " the The case was adjourned to the ath instant, and the bail Irk 1.0 8,,,,,d a k ii.n.d • re 90 - lASI .. Heroire•Teol,. l2 .* 29 31 1 ... exchange was also ra th er hi esent conduct of Auntria, and the interviews, at- enlarged. st. 100 Shropshire Onion -SO 62 - 4000 .. 11.1nmrtou Dowse 4110•641 381 - meut in this instance is in fl ~....pli.hed or *cliched, b etween gement, per- 7SE JAIIVI Tillie -A sterna ON TAM TVS,. 10 all Stu . 6 7 - 11000 .. Lady Berths LE& 291 - 4016ia is 44M - joined is our usual list :, 61 43 ad - ad 008 • • =re& Mar Lelant). described u a better on the nut applied to 44 . le° loath 11.64 ° 4 • were, are far front testifying such a pacific and be dickens& lit. HO South Easters ' s a y m a a d 881 7 a d 6.000 .. N Downs 2,600 .. N. Trances (Mom* - • eis 'battery dist mention." to 15; Rotterdam, 3 month., ei t ed amarzt r that orho liz io. ht i gi h e i e m s t h o ill n ot . la th !: u to me s !rattily! >• as t au : ... 1' ... W arr wokingh.. .ll 11 4.. 77 - 4 80 - 8 ad 7111 - : rd S k eee ns .• .• N N artu . Wh. w . basi llemet ut.m _imar . ) Ul . 6 3 - ... is , =so 53 21 ; Hambuii - add the servant in posoessioo was not Ire servant but Mr. W all Stockton It barlingkin Ste Ma - 11 • - Par Won (84. limey) .le 111 121 - .igud d 64 p a * 3 d ays , 25,1 TIM TRANSMISSION OP BANK NOTES BT 1,120 10 Providence (11. Latent'. 10.6.7. 46 oid - u s ito ; m a k, 0 „,„..,h, POST. Lancaster's. U It Mho ditto - Mr. Commissioner Nichols said he .hold minim the bill It- 1211 V ale - - -. The following letter, published by a coeteinpo-19 all NNW of sale to be proved after the manner in which be had le ee De . arnis.rod a question. 1411a l igt 1- NON 18. Devoe Ina aOm 3 months, 13.70 to 80; is' e r ..• ••• 2 & °= ' ° ' ewe til l n il e l e se .Clier? t : . i l 11 2 1 4 124 1§ ..= Viand, ; e f r mis do. b , urg three (per mont& reubl ,are, espouses the stared • nicest euggestins, that I n •The was ediseesed. ll§ 1 Do. We* MILL ell _I _§ - Cadiz, 3 months, 494 to 1 ; Let ...I, r to save the Post...ewe the trwible of honests6. IN Pale el Neat It 696 .. 8. W. Priam (mow/ Litt 121.... l a n - 50 ; Genoa, 3 month; 23.424 IS aU TIMM& Ma. • 115 11J 11§ sea sad pad bm them properly, it should be penal --- at ail Wem Ownewall el 7 - too l 5 , r5.555 91 rty Farll eamasma.c. lt d• 2 - - 2 - 40 to 1 • Palermo and Messina, for anyone to weal bask note. iry poet :-•' tlir, with repot si. WM Mblhod-Osiord 64 - ... tea and ' Oporto., 90 dare. 63 to i ... 6 • 10 Ma Croft t • tau letter. lately addressed to you on the aubjeut of re - 11 - 36 t .. Vale at T Kleam.) as 11 I - In the Bankruptcy Court 'wham.. by poet, and the temptatiow they hold at to THE POLICE COURTS. 16 MI Mb Newport 10 Ile 11 Ditto Hereford 21 11 dla - A .. Rem Ism* ( - Gibbs, leather merchant, o meteresei awl oete.teessei ofieiels, th e .nape. (THIS DAY.) P 11710.10015 NUM& tom .. W. Caradon & 72 74 _ with which, the 'mikes suggest petting demi sorb 400 .. West Beton - for his certificate. This is reaottances is worthy .of to The proposi. -,.. Otiftil can war e. I Clostog prima. I Bales. air .. wit mama map.) - the kind in connexion with tam that so many minions of people who almost Bovi-sTREET. IL UM Oshiloalan. per • 101 106 -- - the leather trade. The offici to a man are la the habit of nun We cheap and 10 all !Cornwall. 6 Der out I 46 1 211 - cces l/6 . . .. wiL wa. idnerier.adisersicaftwola) •; N u 94 1 .016 .. - Wh. Unit (us. war) m 3. 14 24 - the bankrupt commenced bu epwsly method shall Mee it up in order to Iweenrve • few arlimPrel3 SUICIDE. SU; Dim Poeta/ Aber. J ea. & 55 - unalvriwol letter carriers from temptation, is an instance of Mem Anise lowa was charged with havioff attempted to 1 1411 , left AMNIA A. 414. et 10 let .. 1, .. Wheal Nag Aim e te ts - with very little capital. It the semisnental morality id the day, sad about as reason. commit suicide on the 6th inst.. 011,,e whi c h . lay eta Sae flt. 1411 De. 1,11p.M. 112 US - _iltonhealot) I. .. YR Tilleenta7 =at) 51 24 16 - the General Discount Comp Iff 115 .14.1 • peopusition as that we shoula forbear the wearing of been maned to the hospital (rum rho effect of the injurtm p ki t. 109 IL L* l a. C ' 1 1 1 91 ' 1 1 tu t a d me - ad K . 100 Com, pea al 1 0 siateLes sad porketdieuilkerchicfs to peseerve pickpiefiets she had inflicted on berseU. Bt. 100 Do. do. Ma .YR 31 ad -• ltd 1011107 MIMS. Ir.. ii temptation. I hope yaw may think the fellowing Thomas Long deposed -1 reside at A), Brownlowmtreet, IL WO Do, New Sp. lit. N.. 151 U S S ad - sd kilos hear epee the sideese, sad awful is giving w in e and am .1 carver and gilder. I have known the • is 111. 109 astern Calm 4 p eit II St - bankru Dimmun p t t has Com b e e r n y p , " w t h f o o.r e , " I 12111114 I l ' 4l I CI 969 " 1 / 9 199 • Mews. Hooper and Park= - 1 Inl of the One state of the aim to thump who ymin ;she laves with Ice. On the morning of t • 6th bast. 81 . 199 Ulu- ° .pat. o962 = ill 114 M11011 90 Ansalnlha - Mr. Commissioner Geuther i„..„, a, ege,, e y th e Nuan ces el on e couga r ,. I n 1 went home at •Isait ooe o'clock, having been out since I t . I:: 0 118 , 88 ..dr 114 1 0. 8. 4. LI gis - a d MU° eel as 44.44 1 e ., 11144 ma teL ve ) il l** *l * l r a Pe t t = nour characterised the vete] .... lai.ince alms.whielt is 17 no now the larg e st wh o l e • twelve o'clock at ...,... or the I. Ou entering the room I ft. 100 Do.bared.atlOp.cipm. 103 101 1 55 12 5 1 - I x !, 1 1 . 000 01 3 1 1: Do Do. 8 1 1..J d o a hn his dol . lna c i si lt 37 . _ ad ...: re! wicked," and said that . wee.. In the city, gad I have receteal daily Woke to bfr, but received no answer . I found her lying on St. 100 Do 44 percent ..,,,, %a , ( b e t ea t y e ., ad en. al toy, in sums averaging toe bed. with a cut nears her arm, and her throat cut. lee ito no.m..crediatip.e.ma N 50 40 - 29 IMMO 1 Cla.Con. MM. Co. Jam. an 7 5 54 -• .....-• eeprd ' har g es ed of ig fra nen u re d, it ti °l o 4 er iev : ..,,, , ..e, w the s h a p e ~f hafd l et a ., a lm a As the had, Mr. Fleury- With what instrument. A knife? 10 an Gag. Scotland. im fret - - _ nuo to Oolire Copper aas ,,,, gamma, mss 4 7 ga r ,* ay. e m e , this ...mete Witness-No; a razor. which she had taken from • CAW .. 60 , a „ 4l Ilt r Wee4, , Batea„ 81141 4.; e - -" - 14,000 - .., te , k iwi , d e * h e m*, helt ee t e , I !epee s a . mach It was one that I sever use, though there were an the ; . a. ' i d l "' Da : id re r am ",,,..." 4 p. p . eaß ee 7 a d . " . 10 1 51 - 25,000 1 g l an glia reentsla Copper an 5 1 . - their conduct has been fu - so Soo 2 Nelms, ilk, its lesion eletignes and meltaince man, sad the rest dressi table two with which I shave. to 100 Do. Irredevra. 4p.et 00 92 92 26,030 SO General all ust - Gibbs' application was th , ase to me through beakers If this is the deity assonadd Mr. • (clerkl-Was it in her hand ! St. 100 Do.Sp.ctredean Pref. 101 103 -. NOM 5 Gt. Northern three months, with protectic ........7 risked in the remitieses of one wholemle house is Witness-No. Hoe hand was too pow e rless to hold it. 8 .11 Do. Sh an . Tref. Shares In 101 of 8. Muilrens= r ) 1§ § di. - ~r „ty .4 t h e m ov i e .. .m e Wet idea may h e f orme d 0 ( It was OS th e bed. There wm a piece of rag 6,0 round her le eli 00 • 01 waterrOlth•OP•n 17 19 29 -Id Mess It Lemma Wm) Another auction of th ~, peedigi..es exams to whim the public maim me of th e throat. The constable cut it away. He took her to the r e. 1 11 p t . de ' 1 1 . i l e. : 4 ' e g, l r V 101 .7.. t t i ar, $ 11 "'" 1 1 11 Ifr = Shim a i iMe - ... on the 29th imt. The sum •sot as a mv.ote .4 remittance. The fa :t of the public pre- hoe - tat, where she has been ever IBM ,it. all Do. Lamm 0 u.... Shares SO ape ad - xl a," 1 1..r,,a4 thew • riska to the wdety of temitting through r . M Henry-Had you any quarrel? 1.1. sal Do. do. do lO 104 art NON l ll=Ooppor ment for the purpose is 988, ~„6.,,, ;„ „ pan a i t h e ea . deea t iee , an d i s a aa pda cas t Witness-No ;we were on the best of term. She is is M all Do. do. do l5 UM ad - Australia 'Um) .Msl I au :... The annual meeting of • ...meet os the euetlinem of the latter method . The cent ,d the habit of drinking , anal a very small quantity is enough ila no Tama Yorks& see.* 137 130 -• 10,000 M Pon=htiverlMsi en 1 ~,,in e 0 ( ii ,„„,d e sad e i piaya gera , ow wowdsvfolly te e . to overcome her; but I cannot say whether die had Lana 06 06 /48.184881-88 ' 81388 * - NAM 5 Peet N Nal 115 117 teted to railways, hod. Ito correnwoding amelioration in .honking that .lay. axon 1 NottlitMella )'S9• I I I Ire I T - B° T ie bit Y tte is co c ifd led as f l o l r o t f he 2/ 28 . is Li 111. 100 Da tip.e. do. N 0.2 116 117 - 441,174 MU§ CNN§ Makes I - per _Cent. Preferential share Mak, rs' charm a although,, looking at all the anion- The prisoner -I died not do it. . „ St 100 Do.6p.e. do. _,... 13d 1431 - 110,000 1 Worthlm (Um.) •tores. 4 the raw. -the groat lacrosse in the wealth of the The po li ceman std., .1 tot the surgeon at the hospital ann et im mat . e . d o , pre.4 us 117 - *MI 1 Do. - - ew Railway Company by the le ...wry. the number anal miss of the banks. Us me of declared the prisoner to he insane. It. 100 Do.ip.c. de. .... 101 104 i A all of 5/. psi share it - eieverhe esi may other causes, it might be thought the Hr. Henn - Thou that mutt he inquired into. She mot Son Do. P.aPrf..E. tio• •• - - - n o.tttant s of mon e y Aosta h ave me t w ith a more t h an b e examined by the medical officer of th e p arus b. N. WS Ds. ?p.c. rms. Stock .. 162 Us - JOIBT 18/001 SANK& ol =o E x ten t do u c apital of IL 155 Danp.e.do.(W.LEC.P.) 130 154 - ..” Totaling ilinnaution of cost. By the very poet itself, His worship accordingly remanded the prisoner.lfe. l gli. I SAW. I Pd. IQ. Pim& I ales gannon, and Omagh Juncti 116. 190 Luse. e..64.0iiT. sIM. tali - .0.11.1- lean a - lank-names of large value cut in half, hankers lehl 63 74 NAM! luo inseams' IL Ilsa Beak.l NI I rit 81 I 7SI _ a by the 10th October. a ...1 he elde to remit the larpet as well as the smallest St 1100 loaChsNam sod Dover' 90 92 91 1 64. 0 1 4 ° laalMoMola . Imll - - ral "'"' wax sEn vannnEfofiri En 6E.Eas _.. - - `, un 4.11 infinikly cheaper taros then in the old mailmach The following letter, published bye ooetempo lan, 'apogee the nature of • retest soggenins. that, lo to save the Post-ogee the iamb(' of honest toes aad pay ing them properly, it should be penal foe sayom wool beak llolll. by poet :—" Kir, with Tempi t • two letters lately addremed to you es the subje.A of re. 'outman., by mat, and the temptation they bold oat to tawierralal sal OVer• I/CAM the typist., wale WhiCh the wribm suggest putting dotan sorb renoittanem it worthy .4 remark. The pitmen. ten that so many niolliona of people who almost to a men are is the hetet of using this cheap and method shall Mae it up in onler to preaerve • few ontlery....l letter carrito from temptstami, is an instance of the sentimental morality .4 the dee, and about as reason. .Ile • peopuition ea that we should forbear the weerisa of asteives sod porket•bausikerelliefe to preserve pickpocketa Icon temptation. I lima yea nay think the following tzuoo. bear apse the subject, sad useful is giving some Is., of the One state of the more to those who loot so little of the business of this coustry. In ...t 'animas alese.whieh is by so IMAM the largest whole ., lenonem In the city. I lad I have received daily lag the last year ea average of .100,. in sums averaging .eh, is the alsape .4 Isolfoote. alone As the half. note. generally some by different shy*. pasta, this amounts ••. ("et h.tters daily holdiag baltnotes. I receive as meek ie looks elsopos and pest-ales orders, sad the rest to me through beakers. If this is the Jelly esacost looney tidied in the renitteses of as wholesale house in Lo. ty .4 the kingdom, some faint idea may be formed of prodigioos exteet to whisk the public snake no of the -.4 ass means ..f remittance. The fat of the public pre leiroo.4 then• risks to the edety of training . through ..nitre. it a pert of the mote question, and is • &violinist • ....invent en the °outlines. of the latter method. The .root of ...reiose of goods nod d pamengera, so wonderfully la i.t railway., find. so conrapouding anollinnation in Mak. ebarg.., although, looking at all the eireurn •tatev. of the roes - the great Increase in the wealth of the ...wry. the number end pies of the hanks, tie we of telegraph., and sally ether causes, it might be thought the n mousy shoedd bare met with • mom than rr •t ling domiaution .4 cost. By the very poet itself, .0.1 ming lank-Dotes of large value est in half, bankers .nua he ride to remit the lawn as well as the smallest • intinittly cheaper terms than in the old sailoash -by.; set if one of my enslofters is Pal;nburgh wishes to .. a t 1v.4. to to. to-day. he mast pay :is. GL per mot to lookers. the charge 25 years ago being but le. id. to Is. o c m loalde to or why beakers should lose sash a este .. I emy busier.. for want .4 esterprise ; scrimp they ace • • • aealtLy to care for any besiaoss but that which gives a - , outage of profit. }Whop, they hope, by snow .0.1..t0ve enactment, b. form this brine= to come to them risking it illegal to send money by say ether route than I a ....elves. Perhaps the wi:ters of the letters I hays • to are beakers, who feel that their Otsego sad ...r philanthropy coincide. At any rat* it behoves vs, •h-• wt. Lard Ilusdr•gle sad many Ober legislators of the •,- sables to legislate fee as, to cry out early and before • see hurt." Till CUSTOMS LAW AS TO lILLS OP LADINO. ladenlay (Ttaaday) Mr. &Aka, Nam Liverpool •op•wharr enagistostet, r 7 in bearers as W mar ‘i.e gad be Mr. sidall,M ra si solicitor to the Islas& ii so d 4 Revenue, against Mr. Alexander Sparrow, $ fee , e.e.lireg atria of I.ivcri, for having neglected to amply ww. 10ner...1l o ner... 1 aid and r4h of the ellenellien t , use Awe:wine of Act of Ire.o, which provides Mot ..4e•-• .4 *II hall. • 1 orling *hall lie Delivered to the eseiesee .got mew. net- a•r• ..slint• m die 11111111LOM, sad the Ist.. 4 the • •-re these :--Mr. Sparrow meted as •e. LA tut Mesa,. Abair, aadt.*.aeosay Ihneincluant sad queal:t .4 gaol* t o the staanew , foe iit LIT, and lira , were t • ship's a. t.t.; the gen .1 the owner.. Th. go.mla • r leisra .loot. to the ad six separate • . -f I ohne w•r• denial by Meson Bilby, the eevuttldol • • 11.1 , “A them laallg,g as ac Aegagrate belle. Mr. •. ..i.tat...l Ism M.wer.. Bibby another end ogl L.L .J I oling In which all the grood• were included. • 'oet Le ho.l sat.se..4 the reoluiremitute of the • io'un a. l uat t o th e moving • copy of this owel bill I Leligg. tiatarl .{ ...pis of th e .11 ortatrate b olls alluded • 11.• ..ustaaas authontte.. however, coutegoled that by •-• tans 4 the act 22 awl r Mr. Spurr."' toes hound to f4g0...h0l ...pie. of the wparat• lalls,, each upon a •teo.p. stud that by only Nish/nag • ...is •4 tie genera/ Lill the revenue had in this ..^ Len deprived el a certain sure .4 money, • '. It welder 'Toeless cif t h e act were carrie•lout upon • • ha. a Large reale, weal, amount in the aggregate ...Iv 'ernes. nution .4 this Launch .1 revenue. V: assit..l that hef ore intr• •luetion of the art '•d.. taa- of Mr `yarrow wan tab. ..4 be tnanv of the • rehanta. bet when th.y were nus.le fully aware ' • • 0.1.. .4 the law they caeoplial with its rerdatiosia. •splairw.l that thot meow - wino was main hostile • : ogtetal..l merely to elicit tbe opinion of the court .• ' • • 'art leering of U.. it .tfter the came • ' rirdrol /..f WOW tune .r. Nemo. add that he • ..gt o gg g ..l g( h e were authoritatively inured that .r •.f t ..ssur.i..nare is Leedom interpreted the law • 4• r bed ash. stash Mr. Trishill in.a• the re. • . I 4111C* avid the proesedinilt toronaoklL D[r RONI AT STOCKTON?. —The coroner for the North Cheshire district held his adjourned inquiry yestersky into the death of Eery Annt Howard, of StiAtport. The di mmed was fifty-six years of age, her huabaud is 'ix. The domesti c h a bit s of the wif e were l am = evil, and the husband mum hare hem a meet miac• nide we. thr the_ might previous to the death o f th e woman, she was drank ; she man into the house late at night, and immediately turned out her daughter. The daughter remained outside, on the doorstep, till throe o'clock is the morning. In the morning de deoteeed was found on her bed, her head bettered in, and her throat cot. A bloody axe was foetid in the ocalltole. and a bhaely knife sear the 'lced worms. Noose hail been in the home but the old man, and the jury, without any hautatiou, pronounced him guilty al the wilful murder of hi. wife. FATAL Al VIDENT. —Fostertiay (Tuesday) after aeon, about three o'clock, • serious a , •ideut happened is esekeieldotreet, Edge-hill, which reenit.,l in the death of a mesa mamdWilliesi Hotea a atter, and thr o e oth er men a l so sastalaied *mien Ma 'crime character. The accident mewed at a large Malta' intended for as ire• foundry, booming to Hr. John Hamilton, iron, spatter, sad sic merchant, and adjoining the Windsor famettry and ironworks At eau end several workmate wee flxiag tr..n girders for the support of • galvanised iron roof, whet, from some MINN the girders gave way sad fell with a tremendous cresb, precipitating the unfortunate man Hughes. who was the oral) one at the top, a depth thirtv.flye feet. Hughes was removed to the inirmary. and died, from the effects of internal Junes, very sow after his adashako. He was • single era, about it pan of ase.— Lirsrpuoi Mereure. A BUNNING MOVNTA I N IN YOZIKAWIRL—FOr many wrath' peat a greet heap of rilibiah is the tormeli deli at Halifax bee bees on ire. The heap is the ammo latioo of yon, emulating of hundreds of thousands of tom of ni of every parable kind. The authorities allowed parties to take their refs., there, on a small payment, until withal a late period. The heap, se we have mid, has been ' in a heated awl burning state in its interior for month s , ee id ena , however, bursting into dame. It has therefore beeesa a • ggttggaaeetie DUINIIIOI, and has proved, we believe.seri misty Ihtrimsutal to the health el the inhabiteete of the arighboarhood. Prom time to time efforts have been made by the corporation to extinguish the ire, aarl to this end Shamed, of gallons of water have bees thmwo oa the heap. The good moult was (roily of abort duration, awl this week mom systematic awl 'Meaniee efforts have bees put hell. No men have hem employed dismiss to the sources of the ai d, sod pairing ID water is ireesease quantitisa Me far they *weer to have bees eneosestal. The lire mesas to he the result .4 spontanenas imaitioa.— Loads Men-cry. ftetweeni 1 Slti and 111411, we saw the fullest dere lopaseat and the extinction of party strifes Whigs sad tortes corned on the war as though they wen bars to be curb ..ther's natural antegosists. A radial sus • mad dog, to Is , hunted dowel by the Attorney-00mM sad his law heaglm amulet the poem! applemns. Is thase rc ra, g. he late Earl th,e was a probability; Lord ado. a Witham (*abbot • orreooty. We could not, If we Amalie again either the rap•ers or the !dodgers with which our elders no each other through the body is • seat/mar like way. or broke with other. heads in • rude hot thoroughly efficient manner. Now alms we Weald think of Earl I;rey se • Polonius . • of Lool Eldon a . as i n t e lli gen t Druid ; of William rohhett as a " rough." There is • great gulf between the England of 1115 sad likk. There are no long , r et/ oaks fy the three great principles of ntl gi us frtedum, commercial freedom— that • Weak. 00 L&NW.Cor.Et .4 tin. Siie. 00 LDS. W.7p.e.St.lateis W iondondrryi Innta. Ohk II 1/000.1016•L &Lima p. it. 4 Do. SA ~..... 2.D.2.—thu' "ri g clas.c.lii . /6068. lir. LI op.e 111 6.01444.140 t Stook N Dalai! II tchin 4 p.e. 111, INN* ip. a. Va. ID NiNak hrUish 5 per teat MO NIIA NOW this. ei et. 1 Dollordar Union gra N Bll LIN —Derw.4 p.c.iN Do. 6 I De. lamb Spa* No. 1 I Dwlrerk. IL It &pars. 1 Nara Staordohlro_. Coot Nom Frei - -ot.ll.llep.ot. Protik _-_ iii . .41 4i ' l l4 110 US I. •cr i 1.... 109 141 101 10S PS lot UZ 114 us 111 i 1i ve 1 0} %rix mire, Serf. Io—The Sophia, Newer. which ' • 1 .• r. C 4 Iryt. .idl nualwrimil lokt. am: Streit.. Apt 17 wham, 90 Ines ; lady Inakba. .1.. la arrival buy +4h Sus.. WI Mb Awe* sad ; • .k., Mt 1.06 ; rey.tts hrl Wing in Me lags,. na,hll•., Irma Davie /ignite, 'opals the Calms, ' • h t.s. ; POLT Mlsr, al woo park with " . .11• rt with Hi taw ; Zama wish Si bur; 14th Arb rl In IM IN IX :I " IN 1115 25 102 104 21 N IN IN us as mr ak t t M N M M M = *i Me ILWATII. Se 61 It pi 1 1 I. Idi 14 trs 0 171 id ti t l 11665 e 14 65 3 25 tla 14 10 11 *Si ' difi It li Me 16 . SO 10,00 Diu Agra ead . Iler. Back 105e0 46 kallealeela U all .1— el *OOO 26 Beak al ignA 10, 100 0000 Baak of London lO 60 000 110 Bank of Turkey $ If lf 111 Ala 1;M0 14 &Web N. America O;1100 111 Ma* Beak ot 111410 Australia, and Cal all an tli 10 WOO 26 Meted. the C e. el Ind* l am as,, aed hlna 2ll SI 116 OMO 100 20,000 NS 0, MU el Canada 10 101 et Inaba SI, 11l Bcoll&Anel.Chartel all 16 16 Mt 00 of %Maitland. all IN La. ai. Beak of Await all Dif 64 St SAN SO sod County - 1111, 10 00 Lades a South Atricen 1 2 *as BB 110 Lea and Wetaalneler l O * 100 Sall Pres. of issagrl IMO * Do. New 1 101110 01 NaLonal Beak _ 264 10 New South Walla •11 10, II entail Beak Capon all —. ..., 4* 111 Bask MAO US d helm* ll ON 10 De. New 4 111 Anatralla AM II Union of Aultralla ft NI 174540 el London ;ON HO Mir listaial.....„ lO .... .... KOIDILLANDOIIE. No. 1 1. I OosnatUl. 11.44 Ct. pugs 1 Saas. 11,010 II 'Amato Mums MU WOW, 26 Anatrelien A/01601— •• • 10 16 21 1 IN 3601000 Atlantic TeL ,Ura.) 0 67,000 , , 10 Berlin Waterworks 521 * sid IA Brit. alaerleall land .0950 60 lirlt. & Lrimillaajel. 511 ea U IT 11161 10 Do. C IS 7 pee a= LIS mil * 11 .... 721 10 Do. ;SU 225 Can•da Lead all 115 UT 1,000 10 Channel Islaraisi. (L) all 1181 MOO ,000 21 Do. Prof. SC Cop. Ide.otlng TO per.igirmeg. MI N. al Ma 114 I,MON IL O. 7etal Palace 10.660 St. Do. nreforenee 150,000 St. Do. op. et. rerp. Deb. 100 100 100 790.040 St. Meade Telegrank .• . . 100 100 IM 1,110 16 Do. New TOOOO IL. and Aust. Cop. ell 4 11 zd 10000, 15 Gen. Steen Na•loalles 16 08450401 1 Great Ship (Lnialled) al I I as -- 100,000 1 Do. 17f per eat. Peet I 12,000 6 Lon. Dlidgict ii (L) lf 10,000 10 London Dimond (L) 1 II If &a 191000 4 Lou. Gen. Ogoallena Os. la I If *OOO 10 lladraa Delia. & Canal 1 1 2,6 pat ,- 10000 10 bledlteeransealleareL ell 11,000 10 Utallter. Its. Tel. Um.) all 11 4 M. 050 26 National Dteeoeat Co & 11 1i 44 4 i ; 0000 10 NerbuddaCoaltlron(L) I 1 I die -- 11,510 10 Netberlanda land WI — KM 6 Do, gp. e., la ell 'as all I 1 1.T!( 100 N. Brun.. & N.llealLL 00 6 160, 0,00 0 00[ 5t 4 IN. Brit. Auatralailaa al I 1 _. ental Oaa 60000 1 Do. " New Shares' 165. I pat ..... 10,000 10 Orieu. la. Stat. (U6O) I 10,000 10 Do. do. B II 030,000 U. Peel Rim Leda SOL NM 47 SO 10.00 60 Peale. and Ogles. Ikea all 74 TO ... *OOO 60 Do. Now IS 12‘ ISS pi woo % Zed les • Ind. TeL 4 p. e. torn 'a byte. Doe l2l 171 114 ITI 10,000 00 lthymnery Iron 1 all 11 * 10.000 Li Do. New I all /4 if .... : lO9OO 104 Royal Kali Steam _OO5l 6$ 1,000 M. Scottish Ault. Enemata. 100 10 2 125 la.loo 16 South Auelrallse Land * $1 16 20,000 1 Imarla• Tal. ,trip 71,000 I Do. do. Pagirderol all e K Si 1 I.a. OG.Up.Coa I 1; 110 Tie 010•40 es had Si 0 10 —• - zg - 11171 tolrarMillr.-2ffik; DAY. Two o'CLool. The funds to-day are firm, at yesterday's prices. There bs no feature of interest in this de partment, attention being d irected almost exclusively to the railway share market, where preparations for the fortnightly settlement have com menced this day. They have given a decided stimulus to the =riot, and several of the principal stocks have experienood a rise of i to 1 per cent. Consols have been restrained from improvement by news of a decline on the Paris bourse. At Paris this morning, &wording to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 86e., being rather more than per cent. worse than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931 and } for money, and 93} for the account. The present quotations are 93} to } for cash, and 931 to a for the 11th Oct. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 93} ; Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 103}, g ; ditto Bonds, 2s. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, 4a., ls., prem. The foreign stock market is inactive, but steady. Turkish Bonds have improved about } per cent., the Loan of 1854 being quoted 73} to 74, and that of 1858, 57} to 58, ex div. Bales are re corded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1838, ; • Mexican Three per Cents., 21# ; Peruvian Three per Cents., 74} ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 94} ; ditto Three per Cents, 1859, 631; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 74, 73} ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 570, 1, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1011. The light portion of the mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia will be distributed in London to-morrow (Thursday) morning. The Right Hon. James Wilson died at Calcutta on the 11th of August, it is believed of cholera, and was buried on the following day. The event was only known in a few circles last evening, and produced a very painful impression. Intelligence respecting the war in China is now awaited with great interest. The commercial demand for money yesterday was only moderate, whilst the supply continues large. The beat bills were taken readily at n per cent. Little business was done at the Bank. _ The transfer books for the New Three per Cents. were shut yesterday for the dividend. No gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published on Friday next. Formal notice was issued yesterday that the accounts and cash departments of the India-office will be removed on Monday, the 17th inst., from the East India-house to the Westminster Palace Hotel, in Victoria-street, Westminster. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm. Short bills on Paris were quoted rather more favourably for this country. As regards the Vienna exchange, a further considerable rise has taken place, in answer to the increased uneasiness which prevails at Vienna. The St. Petersburg exchange was also rather higher, but the move ment in this instance is in favour of Russia. Sub joined is our usual list : Asinbantam, 3 months, 11.161 to i ; ditto, short, 11.14 to 15; Rotterdam, 3 months, ILI% to 1; Antwerp, 3 moaths, 25.30 to 21 ; Hamburg ( me. bunco), 3 mouths, 13.51 to 81 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 20 ; ditto, 3 months 1111.371 to 424 ; Frankforton-the-Maine, 3 months, 1171 to ; Pe;orsburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 35 to ; Vienna, eft do., three months, 13.70 to 5 ; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.70 to 80; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to ; Cubs, 3 months, 491 to ; Leghorn, 3 mouths , 25.45 to 50 ; Genoa , 3 months, 25.421 to 3 ; Naples, 3 mouths. 40 to 1 ; Palermo and Messina, 3 months, 1191 to ; Lis. ton and Oporto„ 90 days, 53 to 1. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday Mr. Benjamiui Gibbs, leather merchant, of Bermondsey, applied for his certificate. This is the first application of the kind in connexion with the recent failures in the leather trade. The official assignee reports that the bankrupt oommeneed business m the year 18511, with very little capital. It was stated on behalf of Ithe General Discount Company and the Mercantile Discount Company, who are creditors, that the bankrupt has been put forward as the puppet of Mama. Hooper awl Parkinson, a view in which Mr. Commissioner Goulburn concurred. His ho nour characterised the system pursued as " vicious and wicked," and said that "if it did not involve charges of fraud, it genie very near to it." As be regarded Meatus. Hooper and Parkinson as the principals, he declined to decide this case until their conduct has been fully investigated. Mr. Gibbs' application was therefore adjourned for three months, with protection. Another auction of the foreign redeemable (Passive) debt of Spain will take place at Madrid on the 20th iwst. The sum assigned by the govern ment for the purpose is 086,940 reds. The annual meeting of the Union Assurance Society is called for the 28th inst. The second call of 2!. is to be paid on the Five per Cent. Preferential sham of the Vale of Neath Railway Company by the let of October. A -all of 5/ par share is to be paid upon the Omagh Extension capital of the Portadown, Dun gannon, and Omagh Junction Railway Company, by the 10th October. We are requested to state that the subscription for shares in the Great Northern and Midland Coal Company will be closed on Saturday next. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, docks, and gas shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list: ininranoe—F.nglith and Scottish Law Life, Si, 4 ; Marine, 104 • Omen Marine, 71 ; Reek Life, di; Thames sad Mer sey Marro, 2J Marine, ; L'nirersid Life, 29. Docks— n, Gti ; Southampton, 64/, 65 ; Vic toria, OIL Gas—Phomir., eq, 65. The ships John Temperley and General Caulfield are to convey stores to Calcutta and Madras re spectively. TGIMSDAT EVIIXIJNI. In the Stock Exchange the rate for loans on Englieh government securities remains ail} to 2 per cent. Vienna yesterday them was a fresh fall of to 3 per cent. in the Motallics. This mornings telegrams do not report any further reduction. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93/ to 3-16 for the 11th Oct., opened this morning at Mh. to /, and closed at 93/ to g. For money the last price was 94 to 1. Tho official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money 93, , 93, 1, 93 ; ditto for account (Oct. 11), 93 i i /, , ; Three per Cents. Reduced (shut), 931 ; ew per Cents ., 931, 1,1, • India 216 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031, f ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 98/ ; ditto 1859, ; Five per Cent. "infaced " rupee paper, ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent, 104 he Indian rupee paper was steady. Exchequer Bills remain dull, at par to 34. prem. The amount of business in the foreign stock mar ket was limited. Mexican Bonds were flat in the morning, but recovered in the afternoou to 212 to 1. Venezuela Three per Cents. have fallen to 221 to 23/. Buenos Ayres Bonds were steady. The Spanish Coupon Certificates wore dull, at 4 to 1. 'ftrkish Bonds remain without variation of im , portanee. The Loan of 1854 closed at 74 to and that of 1858 at 571. to 1, ex div. Bank shares to-day were quiet. London and Westminster Bank were inquired for. The mil oellaneous share market remains without altera tion. Great Ship shares were quoted 7s. 6d. to Bs. London Dock stook was marked 64k. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow:—Ocean Marine Insurance, 11 to 2 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 9-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 3-16 to 5-16 pram. ; London and Provincial Marine, h to die. ; Greet Northern and Midland Coal, g to pram The number of patienta treated at the Samaritan Free Hospital for Women and Children, Edwards-idreet, POIAMILIPITII•lIN during the week ending September 8, was 702, of whlck 141 were new cased. DwYsla,~. itch. I p. erii_a , Dovoi 11284 4h p. an. 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W. at /frames I Westin at Audits ,Wlasbodaa I e MINES.-THIS DAY Two &Cm= The mining 'Aspriret to-day is active and firm. Stray snit shires have improved to 62 to 64. East Caradon are also better, at 11 to 114. Rain Basset are quoted HS to 129 ; Ea.t. Wheal Russell, 11 to Ilf ; Wheal Reeth, 85 to 90; and West Beton, 290 to 300. The transactions have been chiefly in these tle scriptions. Foreign aid colonial mining shares remain (pact. United Mexican have. been dealt in at A fresh rise of 91.105. per ton took place on Mon day in the price of copper, in addition to the rise of like amount which occurred on Wednesday last. Present quotations are reported as follows by Messrs. Suns, Willyaau, Neville, and Co.:—Mfuin factured copper, per lb. ; tough cake and tile, 102!. lo s. per ton •, best selected, 1061. 10a. per ton ; yellow metal, Itid. per lb. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RK-LANB.-(T1118 DAY.) The supply of English wheat this week is vary medusa& Flour ratter ir.iire liberal titan of late. Barley sad .sell short, and very few oats, hems, or pees. Ides Scotch or Irish reported this week. The he. reign arrivals are liberal of wheat, near ly a ll from Russian ports in the Baltic, with smell quantities from Bursa, Mecklenburg, Hamburg, he. tlt ae lay still very lir.ited in quantity from Denmark and lid. land. Oats a liberal quantity, principally Russian, with ;several cargoce of Danish, Dutch, and Swedish. Flour, • few bags only reported from France. The wheat trade to-day slow at the quotations of Mon. day ; very little of the new English sold today the cor.dl. Sion geocrally being 1 , 0 bad. Barley very dull trade at Mots. day's pikes ; Malt maintains very full priors. Oats rather firm, the new English on sale not in good oonditioe,and colour bad. Foreign f olly u dear as on fiforider. Beans end peas without ellet4;r. Floor trade slow, at Monday's rates; Norfolk. 41e., other descriptions as on that day. FLOAT:N(I FARCOM -There are very few on sale, and rather better Friers have been obtaining in moat instances since last day. Weir T.-English : Rues and Kent, white, 56e. to 58e.; ditto, fine, 60s. to Ms. ; ditto red, 535. to 34c ; ditto, fine, 56.. to 58s. ; Norfolk, he., red, 56e. to 64..; ditto, Am, 635. to 65.. per qr. ; Foreign : Dentzie, 61s. to 6.15.; Konigsberg, 54a. to 6N.; ditto, extra, 64:. to 665. ; Flostoe.k, 68.. to berg, lAis, per 4941 b. ; American white, 535. to 625.; ditto red, 52e. to 58s. B.taimr. -English malting, -a. to -a.; grinding, 32.. to 34e ; dietillirg, 33.. to 35e. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 28.1. to 335.; ditto distilling, 325. tO Mktg.-English, Few; end Norfolk. 545. to GO.. ; 11120, 64` to Ms. liingston and town made,49.l. to 60a.; fine, 60. t 0725.; brown, 555. to 601. OAWL-English feed, 23a.63. to 298.6 d.; potatoe, 25e. N. to 29e.. 6d. ; forsigs, 21e. W. to 28.. Oil. BUS& -English tick, 40e. to 435. ; harrow, 395. to 47a. ; pigeon, 484. ; foreign. ::38. to 445. Passe.-Ecglish boiler., 3').. to 445.; maple, 425. to 43e.; grey, Vs. to 4:P.; foreign, 395. to 43.. Ftoua.-Englisb town, 545. to 575.; country, 44. ; households, 48s. to 60a.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 415.; French. 40e. to 461. per sack ; American. 27.. to 30c ; Spanish, 375. to 46e. ARRIVALS lyre LONDON FROST SEPT. 10 TO SEPT. 12. EastlSt sod Scotch. MAL For l.3oBo eign. ... I 030 j WINO Bar* Oats 1741 I 1100 kagllan Sack lient. 1450 tacks. and 70 !lamb. 2770 n 240 Po/T . 4;n Flotir. 1545 each MINDING-LANE.—{THIS DAY.) grGAII. —The market is .toady et yertersby'a price!. Refined Inmpe, common, 50e. COME.—T::‘,I ',raze pablie sales are going off at preebea rates MA.— Pilots are quoted Arm. at yasterdav's currency. uorrox.—Thin article has decidedly improved. About 3,000 hale, iold the last two days. RICE cautioues dull of sale. Ruth steady, but not active. Saltpetre ....knout altcratiou. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 52e. M.. net cash : Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 525. to 5 3d. Ott to Dec.. t&s. 3d. to 525. Gd.; Deo., 525. 9d.; Jan. he March. 535. to Ws. 3d.; March only, 535. Bd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIB DAY.) I...ttenden and Smith report 'a quiet but nein market for a!1 dcseriptior , of hops. A better demand is nnticipatod becc.-u Worcester fair, on the 19th inst. No more new hops yct to market. Doty, 80,0alf. COAL MARKET. --{T HIS DAY.) Walls End Hetton, 20s. ; Walls Fad Haswell, 20s. ; Wall End Ittewarts, ; Walls End Bredrlsis Hatton, Ela; Walls End Russell Hettona, 18a. 9d. ; Walls End Booth Hartlepool, PM. ; Walls End Hearts Hall, 18s. 6d. ; W.dis End Kepler l;range, 18s. 9d. ; Walls End Casson, 18s. 9d. ; Walls E:al Ike, 19*. IL ; Walls End Edell 18s. fid. ; Walla End Eden. 184, 6d. ; l'antield Moor Mots, 18s. ; Holrwell, lea. ; West Hartley, 18e. ; Buddies Hartley, 18s. ; Davidson', Hartley, les. ; Howard's Hartley, 18a. ; Lambert's Hartley, 165.; Craghead, 14.. ed.-62 whips at market. FALKIRK TRITE—The second tryst for the season opened on the muir to-day (Monday). The stock exhibited consisted solely rd sheep, if wo except a few lots of High. land cattle arid a few Yorkshire mires that were driven upon the ground early In the afternoon, after the sheep itegen to clear off. Over the general market tho numbers shown were considerably short of those exhibited in the corresponding market of last year. Various reasons may be assigned for this result, the principal of which were the had lambirg season and the severity and backwardness of the spring; while, on the other hand, the keep at home is now almost in all cases excellent, and holders of stock appa rently prefer the chance of feeding for three or four weeks longer, and bri aging thei r &hoop forward at the remaining third tryst. Several heavy (locks, we understand, were picked up by purchasers on the road. The limited supply was more perceptible *Leong the blackfaced weddues and biackfaced ewes, and Cheviot ewes. With regard to the Cheviot wedders, however, there was more than the average sap. ply ; but these principally were among the hands of a:dae mon, of whom Kamm. Swan and Eons, John Murray, and Walter Smith, Edinburgh, showed many prime lots An regards the condition of the gook shown, their general appearance was admirable—in short, at those trysts are displayed the but goalie:, of blackfaced wedders and ewes that ass predoced in the gracing districts of Scotland. The number of dealers present on the ground was very considerable. On Saturday the ices at lashes* were all filled, sod the mail trains from the [south also brought an accession of purchasers from England and the south of Scotland. The morning trains to-day from Edin burgh, Glasgow, and from the north, he., were all crowded with passengers, who were observed hastening forward I. the muir from the six principal entrance gates. Friday was remarkably favoffrable, and the Tryst ground was in excellent condition, so that the stock Ind every chance of being seen to advantage. Buyers also appeared to enter upon the business of the day with great activity and erunestnees, and the only check or drawback con sisted in the large prices asked for all kinds of sheep. In the prospective there was an excellent promise of abundant straw and stubble, sad the turnip crop sever lappeared to bettor advantage. Buyan were aware of this, but sellers also wore has less cognisant of the fact. The imnseemence was, sales, after tea o'clock, and up to twelve, were effected slowly. Before the former hour, however, re considerable amount of business was does, and by two in thei afternoon but few stocks remained to be disposed of, which gradually became fewer, ea that by four o'clock the sheep market was brought to a conclusion. The rise iu prices for all kinds of stock, as might have been expected, was somewhat considerable compared with the Sep. timber Tryst of last year. For Cheviot wedders the increase in price per head would be from 4s. to he, and for ewes of the same breed the rise would be from Ss. to ha. For black/aced ewes the increase in pries was from ha. to 38., and for the wedders of the same breed the rile Iwould be from 3s. 6d. to 4s. The following avenge for the different triode of Sock may be given :—Biackfaced ewes from 1. to 16a. per head ; blnekfaced wedders from 22e. to Ms. ; Cheviot ewes from 21s. to 31s. ; and Cheviot wed den from 26e. to 395. A few lots of Cheviot trodden (hw) brought from 26a. to 30s. From all all it is fully expiated that these will be a heavy mar for cattle and hems to-risorrow.—Olosgow Herald. Tn. AMERICAN WHEAT Caor.—A gentleman et Ail eousty, who has been travelling in irnoonsia, the able of which Chicago is the shipping port, writes to a friend that on that morning be had travelled a distance erlB miles through one unbroken field of wheat, and on renehing an betel las wail invited by is countryman to walk • little way, and he should see such a sight as he had 'lever seen beton, lie accompanied him to the only hill in theasiebetirhood, from which his eye ranged over a vast pads in every direction, the whole of which was covered with wheat, sad the countryman asking him to count the respiegAtechinsi, he was able to count no fewer that siDetpitefte.—ltury Post. THE FintIRCH AND ENOLIRH FORCER IN CHINA...-. I The last mates" Bombay Leonetti bitellfgence from China rid Calcutta els protest made by the French against the excess of the English forces, and requesting that such ex see—estimated at 2,ooo—should be withdrawn. It was further announced that Lord Elgin had indeced the French Ambassador to withdrew such protest on the 26th June. New, on this day Lord Elgin and Baron Cros were on their from Hoag Kong to Shanghai, the former having Ertirna g Kong on the ri. rd June, in the Warner Fcroze, and tp r e en la ch tte pi r p ee en t i b Li e n 24 d t eu b, i m in we are disposed to believe that the whole attair will be found inoorrect.—London cod Mina Tclegovph. th th e i corre ate rne l o g a ofBa4trenStatAsemetnhte. I (11 !