The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-23 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. mos DAT.) OLD COURT. (6t we the Itoweder.) Charles (kat, 13. a wellbarered yang man. described t• a h sb, pleaded guar to she dine stwiliag doe vat. hes, tie proprrty liesjsaia Water. T.. off.amv to which the primmer pleaded guilty was me .4 • very •arsv•tal charecter. It IQ be nwolierted that tie yr , Nrcut. r se • wolohnseker a Lieeepenbetnet. Itastaionat sod that We prisoner weed into the shy, aid eatere.l ,nee, r.overvaiim with a led neened Davie, who /•••I the elwrge .4 at. awl sailasely deed kis by the ho r.onpaesnse ewe* is mad esepaied a . .ee ...tehoe.4 Its contests. The elesenl maw to • Ith his hoer. tat the prwooer was penned. sad rußioly The Itreoedvr, shot moment* upon the swims the ..teener. endowed the primroses" be kept in p.p.,' :. tusk ter ass yam. THE POLICE COURTS. MUD DAY.) IieII.DHALL. ♦ ►AWILT JAL if . If rariirr, • Miriam. • . • appeared upon a ernaneons bduire liir F. on, to 'sewer the arm leaf e( Mr. Y u ba Este) li ..rJer. Lis LAWN, trader the following eireurristaocee. .. u t .Isla ago the eLler Warier wee Cheeped at this • I wall lireslderg four puma uf plate-glass, vale, rrl., in . shop, and be was ordered to Le bound user to keep wee. Lot upon the father applying fur • suraooaa g.irot he we, that &mien was attepeteled, and We day . 1 . , emu,' for the hearing of the eutoroorie lleseder, senior, ouw i io Wednesdny;the 10th • I the precut mouth. be lent to bra son's drop awl asked ta for . ninn,y M. keep bier frees starriegaed his reply was that be ' , outdate bizu d first. It was raisin, said be ornea.baut) was like • drowird rat. Ilia we toasted apse leaving the shop, arid upon his relearn to go oat in the r us, he (defendant) Ime-ket him shot, punched Ids head sad in .Ire.:gitig him out of the shop he put be (oorinplalasat's) thumb rut pent, and it wee for the assault tie present iumuioti lira. takers ouL Mr. Heartier, jos.. Pahl his father came to hie shop. 4 with the appousine of deerepitqde which he hail .rononed When tbe magistrate, hot strong and inriy. sad dinimaded money. He (defendant) re. Nerd to give him anything miler through Mr. 7../..4 (a mutual friend the various membera tie }molly), said ho used no more melee,. than war staftherat to diseirgago him father's getup of his watch elia:n, which be had armed in attempting to intmal ..ate /It remained quietly in the shop for half an tour, awl then left voluntarily. Three days afterwards he wee spin ..rel broke four fames of plate glees with a large I allltket, With Whirh be afterwards attempted to r .e L m "lefendaut) on the brad. and by so doing settle Ido. m be Lad often threatened. Twelve months ago his tither Lad enerhicted himself in a similar mariner. sir F. G. Moot mid nothing could justify the elder il...rder in breaking the windows, bat at the some time A OM lamentable that menatmrs tit the name family should ••• .t amity one with another. The father was ;Melly ia peat diitrees, and the sow laving evinced a • • item kistMem toward. his &aeries really hoped throujh samoventiew of Mr. Tower, sae mutual friend, that these ~ . ieseweee might be amicably errened. The mu hdl done s. more than the parod cull coloiol him to di fur his : a:or, sod he therefore thought that some further pro. iv .ce should be made by Lim fur his father. Ile. Tozer mid he had given as much an 50f. out of his •as pwket tie beep the old mar alive. )Zr. Joel Hessler ml • beseilcial interest to the eateat of NW. a year, arising ',.ea the leas which he had from his father. He thought ma would allow Lis father 10a. per week, it would , u , .a end to all further anno‘anee. lke defendant said he could not epee to allow his father Ws. per week. Nall. G. Moon said he was anxious not to anal an old eras l'ilyeeni doge to prison. and if Ile were compelled to do m he thought the ma would feel it heavy cm his c•wacicoce A natter to Laois that he had allowed his (ether on the ‘• m e of the pave to Be sent to • gaol. The defendant said his father's rewind had been so a;ominable that he could D. , t eotassit t!u anytinna beyond what he bail airewly arranged. S., F. G. Moos said he surely would tint allow his father to .nerve. Th., defendant rid arrangements had been made long mo by which • owldlia anti wa. a110w...1 his father. and he had forwarded Um ammo% pom-tually ever. month to Mr. Tozer. The elder Heartier and if his N.° would allow him If. per week be would serer annoy hint agate, and it would not be mach. as I. should not lire IS months. hie P. O. Nora thew ordered the eM.r Heanler to firwl one met, Is V. to ke.n the more fur az maths, sad to Wank be was locked up. MARIA* titt visoirrsa Till Plriu4A.t, Altiktmo..tDolt. Malo.aut Atolferti. a Palmate, was charged before Hr. Th. hitt w.th the Perim .tath..s..olor, at pre .At Jaye at st • Hotel, Brook.street. Nry. rd C. said that on the previous .-t. toles, about • ',tit. the peammer was at Ciaridge's Hotel. Brook-street, .4.1. the Pilfoilia Anthossissior wee at present staying, his object beta& he ass informed, to eauoy the mulamador. lion was a imp eroent asseMoled at the tint.. sod as the 1.....ner did not andentand Englitit. he got a Premiums& to tell list pi imam. if be did not go awes be should be 0 1 . 1 Mod .kb him up. The pneoner Reid he would remain there t • . wiry if he chose. iDd S. CATO was a great crowd end its:Arleta •he was rvmprlkd to take the primmer into ebtly. Hr. Claridge said the Persian ambassador did not wish tle pt mast t.• Ic .]lord 1.. eitine to the hotel. The pri se.. had 6 .4 ii.to the hotel awl wanted him (Mr. - 41;40 Usti he was use at the ambreader's Derma* so ~reedout. _ Mr Tirr - Ohttt terius.ted Mr. Albert to tell the prisoner ti.• Asp,. sod to ask him what he had to say. it . plater, odd Ise went to the bagel to ask the ember. wbr 1.4 2.SUO frame. and as be had so weer he had no. •i.r. to go. H. lia• n nalhetieser. and a serralat of the a•• avvalor tel oddest him of everything The nearest • had wished it.,. was now in prises ia Penis. He •. I MN. sod went to ask the andrasse.lor for money. Yr. Ty robin said the embemedor had aothiag to do with TM pro err had sir hem injured by rsaast .4 the arlrarder hers stopped Inward, and ..4 he ••• rat to ry that the primmer was a rogue. sad •. I. ho ire' so claim on the iunbeseador whatever. /tr. T. rahitt asked the artiness whether the prisoner was • ss. sal the rvitti••• said he W 3.11 an Aineltian. prtuAtt, raa ahw the certine d the andasesatur on d di:freer .onsiess whys the ambassador was in it ; hut not se. coal iv catch* the carriage. The Bernal he • .kr to did ant brow ribs ainharader aLoadoe, hut ene in Perk The priamer er.atod a great .16- NI *Mt sei.l it roul.l not le perwitteel that the aro &meld he Annoyed in this way. when the prisoner Im. r!ati• on hon. The law wee very sharp, aad per .. tt.il r aansiyane • anihasesitor. He ordered the Re, t.. Sol . • I..asarkeeper in 10t. to be surety for L.a. I.e UllOll reonthe. WEKT)III s gnat. 'WALL:NO li A /AYH. , litty•leoldsg seas, having the aresrance of a rod , at ultra to the magistrate miler the following cif'. , I • a• : • 111...i.t - I went to ILe baths no Ss turday, your boaour Lib , * weak* laths. trie4l -You don't look much like it. N.. sir, 1 was precious glad to get out apin, • , I •40a14 hare beta killed. V , .Inerlil—How ems the*? tithreat--I h a d bees leimiesiag coals all slur, awl WWI • duty. n l got a Owed soap, wail went down to the • 4'411 I got fa, wail there wail u•rue eulse at the • - the bath whi. I. h, t eimething the matter with • u *hen the attend...at termed ware inure water into ',U.. the 1.4 eater r. in soil reahled ni.• eerry mach, • ' ..:ue•.lnnslfdlt , sail re massif:woe* I eoula sot go I • I .cater lay, and have been to the hoapatel. I went • ruperiatewleat .4 the bath.., and he went to the tit umpired shoat it. awl !wind chat I said vraa true, • •• •••••••• libel at the bath amid wad it was all right. but ..1 nun J.. wry thing fir: sue, and .4 t,mywo I .-aa't afford ' • • ...IA melbas, to Isar. me work foe nothing. .'! • is.4l I eamou d. auytimq, f..: you. Tile master -il•• 13.• .10tliot n• l e•imail•le - fur toe ;ours ilose sou, • ..I hal letter sue lieu is the curtuty court, where - • . • :4 n. •-nr. rerepeuratuus. t.• '• sat then left the court. MAPIMIIR to ManlYni. —The inaater • ..I Htatol, ankhous to tersisate the pl..tongal •st la twveu the orwratttra tbetiaelves, • la• boater a 1011, bays bees tlirovu nut ‘. Jai weal thii lona to select az .4 their boil.- to steer s'w ,l .er of the station jonitly to aziaitt..to oau the •a. .161..4.• utak. th.• pteaalen , v d s rlusin.os t.. • 11:. ip . "l'd 'won. Thu. 1.1..r.0.iti0s say declined • aen ;uto!rs. /hey eon. X.... n.l toolopoint the elaait 11.14 revisal the 11.. at. ra coal sot ao,eole, • 1.. 4 • tlia•ist e .l a n 3,..,1, to Ihrilog a fair &sal ~ . 1.....1.5t00s .4 the .li4erea••••• talween the awn and •1. Hot avistiva 4 th...litticulty sigmas as far off N..% • L M. tat t. —A welbling took place yestenlav zo.'• .4 to. Mont.-boas, which was purtivubirfir 4.1 4 I Culibt 44 ita novelty. The Lapp.' rumple oh. 1'I1.•. na. Maxwell anti Mims Rosin& Pattool ars -f -.P.l.lunib. sad the refferesay ares ik donned is • • .1..1 ova language by thy Mar. Ronne! Smith, •-• tl e A ...claws is Aid of the 15saf and !hush. 1.4 t:.. se...ohets 4 Mr. thraitles deaf duu.l. curt. , .1. i.r....est to witless. the ceremony. '•0 %-s. A s..:vit Munttp.—A e.trresisiviont in ' •.* ' ". • • Pomo) that a net auseher of slams • 1 • . • . ..r.. au lf et i ag fn..' dismiss at the liver arl have Ares cocoa by tits long -eoutintual tam .1 the pvirralrace of this • , i••• . I :•trat have •vatineievi 4 . .L L. alwes in many Camel Lei altatot tut• LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Or mama nuissArs.) NI MARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR F. 30 PLATE U.M. Glaidiolos, Lady Thera, Faultless. Cmraforter, Yr. Byte., haterlaat, Putame, Latactseeter, Oilarshar, rrtiL•f•lll/4 Twilight. Audrey. ihrierhited. Crater, Oahu; sad Pallas. All are hers.. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP OF 13 HOTS. Trerstom 3 yrs, ast 1211. ; less* S yrs, &$ ; Qsobor, S yrs. 74 Mb. ; Atheist's's, yrs, 74 71 6 Ossisb, S yes, 74 ; Heliopolis, 2 yrs, Set 111, ; Limellower, 2 yrs, 114 11116 ; Louise resuoser, 2 yrs, 54 121 b. AU are bare. CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES, Ow mils NO yards. Amatarear, Comforter. Rorer, M. Philippa Crater, Sum Gratin% Marking Chantilly, The flap, Kin o( Lady Thorms, Kolligrow, Thumiorbolt, Mn. emelt, Illearbare, 'Trios, &about. Nuncio, Praha/a. sir Hipoa, eleaspedo, Gibcdtar. Fraroia. Wmtkerbutiorl, Maid of au Slot. Cono.latioer OPtimki, M Cartmllas, Lagelo, Oman Mtroa, °olden DUSAWIRII4II. l i d &Mau. looduroams„ My riam, Pedlar, Hokum, Jeddah, Panama, flanars Hula Meaelmuora, 14110 Disk, Mrolloo, flutter e, am* Imbria aro herr. :WARN LL9211.-Titill DAL rero O- - The railway share Dualist to-day is very insistirit. The principal feature is a decline of per emit is South Eastern stock. The other principal stocks are quoted the same as at four o'clock yesterday, via., London and North Western, RlOl1 to 101 ; Great Western, 73 to ; _ 133 k to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 118 to f ; Sh Eastern, 851 to 86 • Caledonian, 91j to L • and Great Northern, 1141 to 115. Lombardo-Venetian Railway sharesreniaiestfady, at 13-16 to 11-16 dia. The Indian linos are fairly supported. Canadian railway shares Sr. rather lat. Antirrionat ScaArcuur(A. Sparr. , srlawk, Taunton Maid. Rug Sun, Venus (, Bella Donna, eby Asiom, Digby, Wanderer, and Ancient Britos. ENTRY FOR CO PLATE. Last three silks of R. C. hopcateher. Wantlsersinteh, My lady, a by eotherdorie Philip the Falconer, Roge r Mee Devil. 1, Fishennaa , Aurieals, Parapet, (khans% Lady Chseterilekl, Stanton, Somersault, and Lucy. All ere Isere. RV/REMAKES OP !O) SOVS, Ab. M. Ruadey, Diophantos, Coat*, and Pagoda are here. The rest paid forfeit. ALL AGED STAID& Bretby Stokes Course. Thunderbolt, Jingling Johnny, Rower, M. Philipps, Walloon, Ilan Frid.iy, Thornanby, and Brown Donbass aro here. -4 PAID Fount—Boring Boy sad Lady of the Lake. .. . . .- : 55 al 5 6 ii no 731 114; 1!1 f4_ mg II 1 104 LATEST BETTING. CAMBRIDGESHIRE 3to apt Weatberhou34 (off) 6to Prelude (t) A to Golden Pippin (t) 14 to Mikiont (t) 20 to Thunderbolt loin 25 to - - Surr.rr...r.ide (t) 23 to Sir (t) 30 to - Moorhen (t) 30 to Rossia It) 40 to Amstention (t) 40 to - - Consolation (t) 50 to Moorcock (t) .. II $ I 1.1111 11111 lel IN 1l ii HA:fDlCAP.—Lagryer. mat., Lana. Sportiva Life, Ellerkii, Little Idy„ Pagoda, sad Either ars aoratoliod. 66 b 36 In 121 116 dis 1011_ ION P;r I•pm UR r a t ad 101_ 101 IN & I I 841 a II 14 US US SI 444 IS IS N II Si 0 46 141 0 46i 43 TT 70 1 4 IS 40 0 * 1 a rli re dla * pas 06 . 70. 11 i 1 74 4. 4 1 4 111 ... 414 II ilii ti 5 2 et 10 1111 111 US i.e 108 i.e 111 i.e US US 115 U S 4 111 ILS 77e Toe us 1 (5 lIS US 10 105 55 57 100 1 90 911 91 90 101_ 103. -- 01 - Kry 17 16i U 10 76 76 10 21 10 101 16 16* la 119 118 118 118 118 117 180 us 118 108 108 lit 156 110 114 61 70 10 vi i la 111 119 180 166 111 IS IV 111 # I iaa OD 11 # 1 Ira 136 11$ 101 114 II 116 lilii 1 la 111 113 1I 111 1 1 Wei = BO. AP OIIIIIIII.II .. I St. I totor k b.4..c.JaMasly 41. e ItrtrAttept. N.Jid.Jp. et. Jaa..tialy P1ee441430 N. KAM. 4 ts. et . Willoths4Ozt.-44p.et. N IS N IN N ft - irrrn , . e t r , • • . 11( 1X3 .7 irr THE EXP O; ] 'XITESII4T EVADING. OCTOBER - 48, 1860. . . , BUTIbII AALWATS. 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Ijp.all TriaLlat.lMAM& DM, PAWN 01 4WATL • I • I • I • I is 94 I I el l l l l MATIONS. __ all o.Lounvaboargip. cask all Do. losol al all Lombarba-Vamat.llp. a all Nadia. at Thaw Sp. all Do. e pe. a (Daalosaa) 4p. ca. all Do. tio)ll l 2 all Parisi Lyons 5 par mat. all Do. New f par coat 111 all loyalllwadlah 6 parosot all iloath.rootleanesap. e. ll all Vbetoe immune p. e.. all I WAX. W.of &haw-Op.°. VOLUNIAL 510VIANYINT I 100 MN Int T Vi 7 .iii iii Caa.tiov.llp.a.ha.iJ ai. 100 Do. I peraira,lll7ll l6O Do. 11 pat ant 18111 lOO Do. Gm asaa, 1081 lOO Da. 0 par et lab.itAag 1100 No. Gm ct. Mar.* Soy 1 106 Do. 6 par oast. lOO Do. do. Scrip 81 Now 'miaow. Owv.6 pet 106 N. B. Wales U v. 6 p. c. 1100 100 Do. 6p. 0.. 1871 to 1076 NO Do. 6 p. a. 11011 Wawa Malls 6 p. at. Up Deb. Mona 18711 OS 8. ANA Gm{ p. a. Wee le Via fic Op. a J mit hay 100 De. do. II v. a. Apt. ft OIL 100 AUTISM MINA 1 1 . 1 lii in gi ISi 1.1 .. 111 S Ili ISMON A M I DAM! D 15,110 .. 26,6416 , 4000 .. 1.011 .. 11,1100 lOW .. 0 1. ...... 0, .. 1,120 10 11.005 .. .11.10 Ul 113 111 113 104 104* - - IN 107 100 101 99 1 100 1 99 109 (Roil 1111,0041 moil ,00010 "Ivo .. amour TI 10.01111 11.015 10,000 %GOO 11.000 10.000 084000 15,000 10000 1011,1116 1070 11410 101 110 ert 171 Mama Dew. O. Clea.= ) La Hewes Nita seam Wh. Rama Martini ) Grumbler tK. Aubpe Great South Tape G. W h. Maud Minimal If G. Wh. or (Itelaoal Grenville lierod'ulroot Hluptou DMus Lady berths =wet O r Wait) N. Yasuo open ; N. Wit. Smut ( ) North Wheal ihet Paz Oohs. (ht. Providing, (1/=). tionalap eon, /Atis. 10,000 100,000 00,000 *174 II; IT% SUMO OAP Row cow WM 119,1181 NAM 16,610 6 GOO 16,466_ i 7'. U. 'iii 17.. ILLS LIS 111. Ils.. ~~i T.i!i: Fo:OK! SLOW SO MOM" N 01,0001 N 00,0001 10 441000 j 1M 10,•00 , 1110 N fis MAW it 10 Now 100 4000 10 10.000 40,000 S 6 WOO SO 10.00, 5. 7.:4 ft . ass. t at SNOW MAN LIN MIIII 0.110 WM* 104111. *NI WM "ta, Crneerj:: & Qum Wee (Meg* Dena Ina £ gem lanisi (Mal 8. W. hamar Mow) 84•8 Park TarrirlaaLiedaa.C ii:ozia 1061 Mr . 13111.11. 111 . WALT. EI:111( (CIT ) W. Canala Waded= • • (11i..44w4) Wiwi " 1 Itolmes lIkk.)1 WWLIZON WIWI& LC:. Atioood, WOW.. Dranbnp. amnaps.) Do. Rh John daMry Do. land & Mu. Co. CI►Co Inn. Co. Jon. oaie — oois; r" . fiorroantal a Copper Porta" Nowa et Imams olllaslia= /wands (Um) Uwe.. Lositsuhui Melts L A r i mer .) 0 . 1 PomteibmiditilmmlMie Poet Philli Scottish Ma p ths. (Lim ) United Motto= Wmthigg ;Lim.) Dis JOINT STOCK a Aura 11 Ars alut U. Om aims 1 Auaarabila it butt of of area , nook of Turkey MILD N. AMllliall .. I Mout, Dna of Inika Araalitala awl Claim . Chard. Hera at ladle, Lou., sod Mos , Cat l of Moab Coo. of Landow Bog. notalltlouLClartaL O. Dank of liwitowtand. Loa. Ch. Bat* of lambi. Landon and County London Joint *tort land*, b dosUs 'Mom owl Wofbaloolor at, Ytwf. of Imilmed Da Now Niihau' Doak New too& Wake last Oispato, Ottoman Dank Piondusloiwf Dolma las -- IrD7 - 147. -- • • th Austingle Mike at Auatralla Nos 51 LamOsa I ailiti iinta____ _ _ *measles. . Aussie.the API ciaL • • T berth' . Ws•Fwml • . z L_. WIC 'AI67 - 4•81 IZill :: brit& WAWA& 711. A Ds. D 7 pi a 8/2 UN Ds. 0 UM . _ . _ _ . _ pi1id....z..2 M a l Ti pm semL r: ii.ra Peree re. ilicirio p r c e t. Per i r i Deb. De. New Yd Awn Cop. Stems Nev igatten Giset alp (Limited) Do. 17k per omit. Pref Tod Dbubt et TeL a.l , Leaden Dieommt (L. Loa. Gan (Mining, Madras Intim. • Omni NedlieetaseentleaTeL Monitor. XL Eel. National Mammal Cle_ .. NettuddaCcotdlres(l4 Netherlands load ~ I. Do. p. e., ts. N. Beau. t ti. Boot. JA. N. Belt. Australasian.. 1114illi ^NO MA* moss limo NON MAW IMMO WOO ii;i;147.1 U.; • Do. " New Shatse , Ort7. Po. do. Pool Rim Ladd Ufa. _ Wanda Nom 1 Ds tr - ow ---- - I Led /Ms It lad. Ta. 4 / p. c. for 50 yr. by Br. lilt ilkiwry Iron 1 1 in 2 all 44C 1 lot 11 11 1 1 1 B Si_ ii ii ii• a 1106 la M M - 5.3714. r loyal Mall ateam I Sosailah Aust. lavadast South Australian Land flubutarlise TeL ersp Do. do. Inud•tersd Trust & In. Co. Up.Usa Van Dieresis 'And 4 IJ nil lie Tie 46 11 114 TB 74 0/11 1:11 116 4 161 ss ■ I/ 1414 r , i IN el 100 T] S a a Ii 1! i ii II ii It la liPm Us 11 per i 10 11 1 clis 3 Dm i * t Su. it 1 418 r i TV MI al Me Iv* 50 83 11 lit ills SI 10 1 33 33 - Uri lop vs 37 IS 20 21 12 lbe 1117 as so 1 1 0 1 dim IT 11l 14i 16 17 29 .- 6 14 SO IS SS ST 16 SO IS 14 111 116 IS IS SS SO ea 101 ISt ICiti ii IM - l i 01+" I I 1 li 1 ti pa as 1 Ale 1 8117 411 all W all 10 ' " ali 112 IT OS II 7S IS 14 ro 14,2%1 li,osol rri in 13 10 1 4 I II 54 ISS 136 a * I Y 10 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Cumr. The funds to-day are unaltered in price, and there is no revival of business. The share markets are likewise quiet, and, upon the whole, not so Arm as at an earlier period of the morning. With the exception, however, of a decline of 11 per cent. in South Eastern stock, there is no variation of much interest. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reese were quoted 08fr. 750., showing no change since yesterday. Consols are officially marked 92/, 1, and 93 for money, and 921 and 93 for like account. The present quotations are 94 to 93 for cash, and 93 "sellers," for the Bth Nov. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 231, 230 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 0, ; Thirty Years' An tuition, expiring in April, 1885, 161 ; India Stock, 221; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 103/, 103 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 951 ; Exchequer Bills, 2s. prem. Foreign stock; are steady. Turkish are slightly firmer : the Loan of 1854 is quoted 694 to 70, and that of 1858, 64 to 55. Mexican Bonds are rather dull. Sales are recorded as fol lows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 881 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 644 (exchange, 1284 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221 ; New Granada Deferred, 64, 4 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 441 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1856, 1867, and 1859, 444 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 641 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 851 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 484, 4 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 40 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 70 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 544, 4 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Centa.,for account, 1014. At Vienna the Bourse retains a rather more cheerful appearance. No bullion was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation. There was little demand for gold for abroad. The Red Jacket has now been at see 96 days from Melbourne, with 152,0001., and is over due. The Swiftaure, with 282,5001., and the Water Nymph, with 3220001., are not yet due. The Ripon, from Alexandria, has brought 12,0001., and the Sultan, from the Peninsula, 3,805/. The New York advicee report the exchange on London lower, at 108 f to 109, with a heavy market. It is therefore highly probable that the remittances of gold to this aide will be scanty, if not completely sto ß7Lair of 1,500,0001. sterling just announced in Paris by the Credit Fancier Society having been all subscribed for in four days, the subscription was closed yesterday. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was steady. The sales amounted to 10,000 bales. We understand that the interim dividend of the Oriental Bank Corporation for the last half-year, which will be announced at the general meeting on Monday next, will be at the rate of 14 per oent. per annum. The opening of the Teetern Extension line of the Loudon, Chatham and Dover Railway Company will take place on Wednesday, the 31st inst. The directors of the Great Ship Company have effected an insurance of 100,0001. upon the vessel, at the rate of sa. per oent. for the six months during which she will lie at Milford Haven. As this will only cover the preference capital, it is pre sumed that they intend to insure her to the extent of 100,0001. more. The directors of the Sambre and Meuse Railway Company recommend a half-yearly dividend of 2s. per share, carrying forward a balance of 6371. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,0021., and the South Eastern an increase of 783/. At the meeting of Central American bondholders yesterday, the following proposal from the govern ment of San Salvador was submitted and accepted. Loudon, Oct. 11, 1860. . . Sir,—Ac the agent of the governuieut of fialvadOr, lam now in a oonditiqu to pay to you, as the representative of the bondholders, the sum of 2.1,000/., in three instalmeut• 5,0001. on the 15th November next ; 5,01.001. on the 15th November, 1861 ; and 15,000/. on the 15th November, 1862. On the payment of the sum due on each bond, then the bond to be stamped that "one-fifth of the claims against Salvador has been minified," and on the payment of the second por tion a similar endorsement to be stamped, and on the pay ment of the last portion that " the whole claim against Salvador has been minified in full of an demands." On the 15th Nov. 1864, you must return to me, as agent of Salva dor, any unclaimed money in your hands, and refer any claimant to the government of that country for the satis faction of his demand.—l remain, yours very truly, GE B. KERFERD. Edward Halewood, Esq. - - The resolutions adopted were as follows : 1. That the proposition contained in Mr. Kerferd's letter of 11th inst., which has now been read to this moeting, for theliquidation of the San Salvador portion of the Central debt, be accepted, and that the committee of Spanish American bondholders bo authorised to curry this resolution into effect. •7 27117a1., Oirthermonnt to be paid in liquidation of the principal and interest of the said debt, 2.1 per coot. shall be deducted for defraying the expen.cs incurred by the a:om• roittee in respect thereof, and for their remuneration. The following memorandum is from the Oriental Inland Steam Company : By advices received from Knrtschee, br the Bombay mail lost arrived, it appears that the water m the Indus had fallen so much as to render the navigation very shallow in parte, but the vessels of the Oriental Inland Steam Can yon, continued to ran with perfect sumac One of these vessels had reached Bakkur on her upward voyage on the lath September, sad was to leave for Moulton on the 18th, where two government steamers were Imported to be aground. Respecting freight, the spat of the company writes as fol lows :—" We have plaid the confidence of the native met , cheats. The cargo has been setely delivered as yet in ev,ry in- Mance. We receivedyeeterdity 301) Wes, with the report that the shipper had been instructed by his principals in Bombay that all gouda were to he sent by this company s boats, how ever long the goods might have to wait for freight. So much do the nstives appreciate the laments of non-tran shipment." A meeting of the Haltadorf Mils Company (Ceylon) is called for the 30th inetaut. An extraordinary meeting of the British Nation Life Assurance Association is called for the 30th instant, to confirm " an agreement for the transfer of the business of a life assurance company." WOMBAT EVIIIIDICL Consols, which closed on Saturday at 9n to 93, for the Bth Nov., were alternately "buyers" and " sellers" to-day at 9215-16, and closed at 02 15-16 to 93 For money the last price was 921 to /. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 921, /, 93, 92/ ; ditto for accountj(Nov. 8), 921, 93, Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Throe per Cents 91t 8 4 • Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in " April, 1 16 ; Bank Stook, 231, 224; India Stock, 220/, 219}, 221 •, ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031, k ; ditto Bond., ts. ss. dies.; ditto Your per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 66g ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 96, 951. . Indian government securities were dull, with little inquiry. The Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was quoted 103 to 1. There were some sales of India Bonds at ISs. aad 4s. dies. Exchequer Bills were little inquired fur, and remain quoted ls. dies. to 2s. prem. Mexican Bonds were flat to-day, and closed at 22g to No variation occurred in Turkish, the final quotations being 601 to 1 for the loin of 1854, and 54 to for that of 1858. Other foreign stocks exhibit nu alteration. Bank shares to-day were quiet London Chartered Bank of Australia were inquired for. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares have advanced, whilst Royal Mail Steam have fallen. London General Omnibus shares have declined to 1 to 1 1-16. There were inquiries for Netherlands Laud Enclosure Preferenoe shares. Great Ship were quoted 4s. Pd. to ss. 3d. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :--Ocean Marine Insur. ante, 1 to 2 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 13.16 to 15-16 prem. ; Universal Marine lu.surance, to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, 6-16 to 3-16 die. ; East India Irrigation, it dia. to par ; O'Meara Company, par, The new shares of the Midland Railway Com pany were quoted 1j to 2 prem., tad Illinois Cen tral Railway Optional Rights Scrip, 4 to 4e. The New Cape of Good. Rope Six per Cent. De bentures have been dealt in at 104}, the quotation being 1024 to 104}. The share certificates of the Great Northern and Midland Coal Company are to be ready fur delivery on Weoinebdity. THE STEPIIET MURDER. TRITE BILL AC:A rNST mrcuNs FOR THE MURDER OF MM. EXSLEV. The witnewsea against David Mullin's, who dun& chervil with the wilful runnier of Mrs. Dueler, in the (4,,ri0-reed, Bow•rad, were examined before the grad jury this marsingoinil sho*ly before I o'clock, the foreman, with several of the jury. Anie into the New Court before the Ourisition &donut sod announced that th e jar, h a d found a time bill ar..iinst David Mullins fur Maui aid murder. TAB trial will not take place before Thursday, when it Is understood the Lord Chief Berm and Mr. Beron Martin will preside. Mr. iferjrant Perry, Mr. net*, and Mr. (Midge are retained to colicket the perrecotits, iusertieled hy Mr. Mostar ; and Mr. J. M. Best end Mr. Palmer, intrusted by Mr. Wood, will defend the prisoner. AFFECTING RUIrIDE THROUGH DISAP POINTED LOVE. On Saturday afterioon, Mr. Harding held an Wisest at the &tame's Heel Hotel, Healey, 011 the body of .4 deist& Marlow, a years of age, who Lail committed suicide by taking oxalic acid the previous day. The de eeme d, a fine yourm woman, occupied a respectable pw t t • o. is life, au! was very highly respected bye time ei el. of triode sad aniteint sees. Mho resided with her mother at Etruria Val., and eartial busier/ as a dreemiaker. For moms wash.. sho had been its • ilepreamd state .4 mind, mood, it now turns out. by some unplcomuitneee with her aweetbesn, a respectable young man, named Steele, to wLirm she bed been engaged for seven years. The esgagemeat, it appears, ass objectioaahle-- though on what account has not transpired—to Mr. strele's friends, which 1.,.1 the effect of inducing hint ,::her to break off the match altogether or to slight the lady. Whichever it might have Lees, the fact preyed upon the mind of the deceased to an eaten which, there can be an timid, ultimately induced insmity. awl while under its inlluemo she committed the rash act. On Friday morning she rose about eight o'clock sod went into the parlour, when her mother presently heard her crying, and on guis7 thither found her writing a Ictier, and appearing t", he in great trouble. In reply to her neither, she promised to come to bee in the kitoheo is a fee minutes tike wee Mani crying spin abeetly alter. want.. and her mother went again to her, receiving the same reply as before. Pmeently she came into the kitcheu with a letter in her hand, which she gave to her mother, and then raid. " (11i, mother, mother, I have takes po , sm." Her moth w i.irriediately went to procure semi. mire, sal sent for a doctor. The descried lay on the sofa, al Lalf an hour afterwards died. A piper labelled " oxalic acid" was afterwards found ea the floor, hut it did act bear the name of any chemist, and every effort since male to ascertain where the poison vat pnatired has Lilal. The letter which the de rmas' ;see to her mother was as follow. :—" I feel my time diewhig near. I feel quite reconciled to my fate. I love not the least desire to live; bit, oh, how hard 1...1ie e. young. The only ain I ever committed is loviez hint v. well. He has ruined no sal left ma to my shame, after stoma years' courtship. I have hese true an him, God knows I have ; hut his stepmother and sisters have always tried to prejudice his mind **mil me, and they are my murderers and Wa Look at Lie Letters, sail you will see how he moo here.' me. Bat he will never he happy, for he will /easy, have the brand of niunler —murder on his conscience. I whit von to bury hi. likeness with nee, said the brooch.. Cool bye, and ble.s you all. A. Marlow." On the back of the letter was, " Yon rise show this to avenue ; do not give up his letters." Ie nspeet to the silhoioas in this letter, fmm which the melee would incline to draw an inference an few.nitshle to the character of the decensed's lover, eternities to the evidence given at the iuquest, there seems to be so emend for the stron r expression. n.ede use of by the deceased, in the muse in which they would naturally be erpretel. A 'p i a apirroin examination of the body wan sr & ly Mr. Grim. enor, mimeos, whoatoted that it sbowe•l no vot of dirge., wheteYer, azal Le warn of opinion that deaf du.vl by 0t..11.. n. id. The jury returned a verdict of "Temporary insanity." PIloath:1110N of C'eiVocaTlON.--(TH DAY.) — This nestling Dr. Travers Twine, the Vicouttenoral of the Pi mite e of Canterbury, who was accompanied by Mr. Frame.. Hart Deke. her thjestv's proctor, proceeded' to die Jormal;m Chamlwr, We,troinater, for the peeves, of further proroguing the coevozation of the prelates end elsre7 of the Provioce of Canterbury, under • commission from Hai Lord \r.-Lbi.bop of Canterbury, Primate of all E ngl.wl sad Metropolitan. The Jens/elm (*bomber promoted • dark awl deetlitte apple 1111WO during the I,ricf period it was occupied. Dr. Twin read the echo- Jule, and then declared cosvouition to be prorogued mail December, but it is umlerstessi that DO business will be transacted until the meeting which follows upon the mere- Wks at pirlisassat. KffransiffixtioN or , Writ • SinieLX. —We hays not yet beard who is like") to come forward A. the seems sot to the jar' of March. Rumour point. to his brother, Ord Alexander Gorton Lr 'West Sweet haa long time moldered a " close borough ;" and from t h e amtbius state of political at the present m oment, a coati ., is ant very .—Straecr Ade - en.. r. Knot AT Hontrux.—Thy der tion for a mem tor to thin borough, in the place of the lamented Mr. losho took place yesterday . Shortly before II o'clock a procee: elon was seen marching through the principal street of Ibmitne, preceded by the beadle or .Tier, the ntaynr cud a i mslly number of electors following the aecient Having ascended the heetiage the hell we. aoutalol, the writ proclaim...l, end the meal forolelitte• observed. Mr. Moffatt ma merged by Mr. B Proose C... seeeiisd Mr. Ashley , as aat and p M roper perms serve the de mos of flotilla:a iu porlianteat. No other readidate being pro pouol, bin worship the Mater declared Mr. Moffatt to be dirty elected, open which the beadle again sounded he bell and "God save Use Mayor." Mr. Moffatt then ad d', • the electors. CON sERN ATIVE thNNI2 AT WORCTISTEZ. —The coesereatirie of Woreestor intend giving a grand baisquall Thueutsy next, at the Guildhall, is bower .4 their ro c. amocialsoo. It is expected that at Wall= guests will he present. sad that the compass will book& Earl Beauchamp, Earl of 15hrewsbarr, Lord logestrr, Lord Eltule‘. sir John Pekin? , Hua. P. Lyre, Mr. F. W. K wrht. aud natty other 'lira' speakers. The chair trill he filled by Mu. E. A. Lechaisre, al the Ohl &ak— a - - - - F►.tiAir. Ell 101ATION TO TARMANI.II.—OIi Satur day tlis Aurora Australis, Captain J. Jardine, left Graves end for llol.rt Town with 112 single females selected by the Tssnusian Emiostiow Agency. Mr. John Faulkner ws• the surgeoe superintendent, Mrs. Hartard Wag the instr.4l, weistt.l by two tub.maigoa s . The woad was vr4te.l ot loy Mr. P. .l. ThrTuz. and Mr. Hews, - recouivAtitAt by Mr. Parker, the agency's ascrrt..ry. oaramay MAUI AND NTOCKL LaWATI Otis vr VaL, liare.hia&l a=extel rfd..., lOwicaal Samba - I It;w711 • I • ;adv. sail Do. It p.e. piddle 11. !Beall° sad ts ?an Perth. *AWL iYA j fest antis& +Eastern Galatia Eassorn Usion, Stook Do. 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Lem* Ooast Ws an Dann Junction W l Oassisue• t nal& an ,lause mil 1 uruhuut Illippnituors Wl_ Astaala P Ay the ▪ ;01/.6waPrt. f=ti.der. ▪ alerta as 11 Da new &bane W Nara Truuk IVA an Paria. 5a411041, ail Pads end Iltaalar • • • 14 alga sad gni"' sal Roma sad V W W loyal all /Loyal Stir •• al Do. 7 par NUL W :nambre sad Mame . all I Do. Savorecut. Prat I IlaaPaslejtm.,.. 7 pen{ 10 111.•ast.t lors.Ves W aouthers nt 71.1tL10 .▪ West /Laden • Do. ai per rani_ Pisa an West & N. W. ot Prase* $ Valera of Ausirla an + pI -tigt 114 11S 140 10k 11 tit 't 101 1411 UM 104 Oa fe. w N ell tri yi M . . 176 1e 1e ig FIRE= BAILWAYS. LW•FIL 1 r•a 0 if t ti t a l 16 4 4 % . ; "11 "Si U 14 q 6 6 o+ u. l i I ats 10a 4 91 U U w! ,3 A- 0 .1 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoos. The minitg market is rather inactive to-day, with limited transactions. In the Stock ]Exchange shares in Devon Great Console are officially marked 4273: Great South Tolgus, 11 ; said West Seton, 315. Shares in the following mines have also changed Lands, viz.:—Bast Rosewarse, Pen hall Moor, Wheal Uny, Tolcarne, and Rosewarne United. . . _ Foreign and oolonial mining shares are Wm wise quiet. Cobra Copper have beau dealt in at a and 431. Vice•Cliaucellor Wood proposes on the sth November to settle the hat of contributories of the Trevalgs Slats Company. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (IPT BRITIi4R AND IRISH Itiumnino TILBORAPR.) (FROM OUR OWIII ORRIDSPORDIRFE) Fair attenthwee. Wheat in good request, at 2d. per cents) dearer. Flour steady, at 6d. to Is. dearer. Is. than corn soil beans Is. to 2a. dearer; both in active re quest Other articles tires. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) _ . _ SUGAR —The market bas op ened with a 6rm appearance, and the Barba:eel sold in pu blic sale at full prices. COVVEL without alteration. Tit4.--This article continues very firm, and the trade aps pear to have confidence in the article. Rica has hen iu improved demand, and Madras advanced Id. yesterday, in anticipation of oral" from France. RU'A continues steady. Pnrrra.—sioppore cold at 4d. flairrrrnr.--R,fractioa 9 sold at 41s. (*Trott. —The demand has very much subsided. Markets generally steady today. TALLOW HARKEN.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the annexe' prices •—'llawa tallow, 59.. GI. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the mot, 59g. Gd. ; all the year, Ms. 6d. ; December, 5911. 9d., January to March, 595. OsL ; March only, 595. 9d. HMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.- {THIS DAY.) Messrs. I4vis and Co. report trade thin totlay, Priors :—Prune meadow hey, 780. to 84s. ; superior do., ; inferior do.. sbk to Ws. • ruwou. 40e to Mt.: clover, old, No. to 12%. ; ditto moond out, 80s. to 100 a.; straw, 30s. to 3re. PROVINCIAL SEARS mAntars. LavnePols 22.-11Arkenhead, 79 ISI-Caleilonian Stock, 911 07-intern Counties. 10. 101-Oreat Northern Stock, 114 1 lz.-Oreat Wegerio, 731 761—Liocaaltre and Yorkshire, 1116 114-Leado., and North Western, 1001 101-Manchester, S held, sad Lincoln. 471 471-Midland kook 1631 103 1 - Ditto Neer Shama, 1; 15-10 pia - North British Stec 's, 0 . 4 en- North Staffordshire, 3 21 dle-Ne &stern Berwli.k 414,,ital Sleek, 1031 104-Y Capital Stet 1101 611 -Leeds Stock, 50 60 South hasten, 2513.26 23 15-ill 6-Ma t Midland, Oxford. 4a 404 -Dutch Rhenish. 3.1. 3 41.--Great Lasembearg 9-16 0 1116- Orsini Trunk of Canada, 61 61-D neat Western of Canada, 13 13-14 14 -Ditto New likans. 91 04 diL—Butfoo . 01 . i Lake Huron, 31 le b 3.10- Oreat Ship, Is. fat. ed.-Thames a• :.l Hersey Marine Dempsey, 113-16 rm. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. (lIT ELACTEIC AND IITIOTIAL TZLEGLAPII.) Invarsem, S.F.. tine. Dundee, 6. : uWI 1.'4133km/it. S.W. due. NewcAptli -on-Tyue,S. W.:cloudy Hartlepool, S.W . line. York, ti. W.. dull. Yeterhon•c;;h. fine. Harwich, R. W. cloudy. itrightoo, K W.. Southampton, S.W. , rain, TUIRDAT, Oct. 2& Weymouth. ; rath Falmouth, N.W. : Inc. Hthaol. W. ; nth Cardlft. W. ; dell. Milford Haven. . ass. Holyhead. &W.: flue bream, 2,Ofi Whitobzves. ; cluaJg. Olugow, S.W.: line. THE WEATHER IN THE NOZTH STA.--BHISLDIL MONDAY Arnarmos.—Another frightful disaster has to be rocurded. Intelligence has reached here of their... of the brig Valiant, with seven of her hands. She left here on Tun ' galsdnt ecel-ldee, for New Dieppe, and encountered a heavy on Thursday off the Humber. She chipped a treen ous sea, which swept away the boats, stanchions., he, and took away the hatches from off the bold. Several other sem stack her sod filled the hold with water. A schooner west to her assistance, bat wee unable to get alongside, Very shortly after tire vessel was struck she went down head foremost, the crew jumping off her stern at the women she sunk. Great efforts were made by the men in dune of the &homier to cave thorn ; but they only suc ceeded is naming a young man who floated upon one of the hatches. Six men and boys are lost, with the master of the brig, Mr. Molitor. One of the Hamburg steamers reached the Tyne yesterday morning, two days overdue. She bad euaeuutered bad weather in her voyage &crow. The captain reports that the vessel's deck was swept by heavy seas nearly all the passage sixes, the sea mid ocean being while with foam. 'To-day the rain has fallen inces santly, sod the weather has a very unsettled wild appear ance. There is no word of the screw steamer Viscount Lambeth, soil It appears to be reduced to a certainty that she is goes with her mew of sixteen hands. ASTIN,NoMICAL kritiet.—The year 1861, which is fast approaching, will be the first of the 660th Olympiad. On the 11th of January there will be an annular eclipse, that is one in which the apparent diameter of the moos beteg leas thee that of the sun, the border of the latter will be visible all round the moon. This, and another of the same kind, which is to take place on the 7th of July, will both be invisible st Paris. On the 31st of December fol lowing there will be a total eclipse of the Mu, partially visible at Paris. The general eclipse will begin at HI. 23w. a.m. ; but at Paris the commeneernest will not be visible until 2h. 2m. p.m. It will sod at 4h. Bm. p.m. The 17th ut December, 1861, will wawa. a periled eclipse of the moon, visible at Paris ; and on the 12th of November • transit of Mercury, partly visible at Paris, will take place ; a somewhat rare occurrence in astronomy, though not so rare and important as a transit of Venus across the sun's disc, the last of which occurred in 1760, per will another be ohneyaide until 1874. There will be six high tides in 1881, via., February 25, March 26, April 24, September 4, October 4, and November 24.-6/.theritoni. GARISALDIAN VOLUNTEERS FROM IRELAND.—Wei (NOetheels Whin) have received the following letter from Lieut. A. B. Patterson, who sailed from Be/fast on Saturday evesing, en route for Naples. to rejoin his regiment To the Editor of the Northern Whig.—Sir,— Above one hundred nen have now enrolled themselves with nie for the excursion to Italy. A large sum of money has also been promised is case of need. For the present I have declined to accept auy money, or to allow it to be sent to the treasurer, became 1 considered that many contingencies might, prevent the excursion. • few potteds only wore accepted for the neck... Nary expenses. The amount of this I have left with William Young, Seq., Donegal] -street. Hine. I left Italy. circumstances bavealteeed so moth that I would look on it as exesediogly imprudent-- I might almost say unprincipled—to bring out these men without further inquiry. The King of Sardinia. who is ear at the heed of affairs, has a large army of native Italian., and, unlike Oariheldi, be may not wish to have foreiguen in his service. I. therefore, start alone for Italy tuelay, to join my regiment. I shall implies if the services of these volunteers are still required. If they are required, they shall be brought out at mane ; d not, I prefer to bear censure from disappointed volunteers in Ireland, rather than to hear their reproaches if they are die appututed in Italy. The fate of the Irish brigade is • waning not to be deemisetL Yet, it is with the utmost regret that I leave bellied me those bran men who desire DO ardently to fight for the cause of liberty. I trust their dbappointmeut may be a short nue, end that they will weft be Ma their way U. Italy. In conclusion, I give my Warialet thesis to the people of Belfast and the neighbourhood fee the Insdeme and hospitality I have received. I attribute this to the true muse—to their sympathy with Oarilakii sari the sable Jamey ID which I have the honour to rve.— I your obedient servant, A. B. P.ertmesoe, lieute nant, Oeseral Dunne's staff." CIVILITY RZWARDED.—Two young women, who, shout eight years since, were assistants in the shop of Mr. Pletcher, hillier, of Wine-street, Bristol. last Avwk received the ogresable information that they were legatees fur 1001. each, free of legacy duty, under the will of en eccentric old lady of Orewkerse, latelydeee.uod, for "civilities received"' frau them on visiting the shop is which they were corpged. A clerk in one of the branches of tilieckey'a flanking Com "p pany is also remembered to the extent of LOW. for his politeness" in pickle,/ up sod heeding the old holy • Wein of notes 1111.01 A she accidentally dropped in the bank. Pi Alf (111 BHEFIPI ILO, AND Lt SCOLN SU IREI RAILWAY.-- The total espouse. of this company's railways, Including rents, tolls, duty, he., from July 1 to Oct. 14, 1800, amounted .0 03,03. V. ai against 87,fele1. for the cor respondieg period of 1859. The proportion of the South Junction receipts scorning to this company (retail lily 1 to Oct. 14 amounted to 7,8 W. as against 8,31 W. for the mere growling period of 1850, and pp, expenses to 4,6113. as against 4,1631. The total receipts, including rents, hr., of this company's canal* from July, 1 to Sept 30 amounted to JB, B Oll. as against 1e1,C331. for Om correepanding p rind et r 1859, a n d toe expenses to 14,4i1it. as mpaist leaving a Isilenee of set prefit 4,334/. as agatest 5,41081 e fur the oorrespoediog period of 1853. A