The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-11 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (MIS DAY.) corn' OP BAIIERTJPTOE tr.fave Mr. ant Peabiesqras.) to u TaD tti OVUM Mr stissonseil. •sr • • nu lot drone of amiriees wader the es. I e'; I 0n,.1..1e etlarrotna Juitaskwie. doseribed • . • kreprr. of 'uncut-Amt. Mayfair. whoa •i , ,i N •ept. us a tismioal etrig i j this i.er Look. ultttua Zion lathe were ryttmi. Ttle i rltiaintiv ali tanost lung • alr.bits u r this lacy, cm, 1,.110f. ]lr. Iloward, solicitor to • ••,/ redit.r applied that &wholes anakt Sir. non. far the 'unarms outer the falser that the morn Loth presort sad tor chrute. The creditors sailer the • •• ir , . 1•1;ght te foetal to equity to be retitled • fund., tut that was Out sow the pat i.Jd that without &tiara aay quo . sot.. Ls should certainly iDow the mss• .h. . t on haakillpary 10 appoint as is= t u a r • i trtion • gDSee cuttid Dot be . : r. became V they Wen. debtor .1 aura *ad that they had so tit* • aad so , it, t'ityineJ, was appended isgatior. • ni applicant's that the tesinwpt might ..• sailor the Lot Imatarptey • it i 41.41 She hashropt *row ottnindirad. hat .1, • ri...rireinly arm passed his esanisatioa, • rtalente. mid the proper soars would be by • • I'.- 4 . sevesti cam le show that the Vice-Chas. rl.l it HAM .4 so to. to refuse leave to NUTIOCHT ..LL.ltl.! lb. was incarcerated is prison, naid it - est hantship ou a min who was peivaikas r,l W preseet • petition. • saosiot as wisl a retition mud be preasted. (Before Mr. Orsonissioser Fans.) It CHARLTON. ln.t.t..leserilked as A solicitor anal eateeser, .1 o ..oft, Temple, came up to pass his tut eaa- 1134 I tdAnCe . •lltet coal:IMMO 11R Jesuitry, 13. A I. 1.1 istituary, lOtiU, 'bowls( live following :aue to aviators, 15,7171. 4d. ; ditto seeauity, 14.. ; liabilities, 1,011/. peony Oa. 3d. ; rests received, 4001. Is. mai., which amount is disposed of : By • la; property held by creditors, 19,130 1 .; .n. I,blol. 4s. iiL; tatervet, 1101'. 17s. 41; house •t, Cltett, is. losees.l.4trli. nel.; . deficieva.7 at csainsesearocut, 1,84011. ••• . Us. 71 total, 2&.t141. 4a. Oa Ation of Yr. I:eiley fur erealitcrs, which =a t • 1., the sasiguoes, su adjourroussat WM taken to uakr next. ~IIL'I)LESE.\ SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) .111 t.. : ktober Quarter Sessions for the county o .: • I .14 this :naming at the St aims -house, •.. 11 •u. for the lust time slam the extensive .: • , • t ....abstracting the building to west the r. . .1. : t!_o iacressed public basiaese. .I!, Kai., the chairman, presided, ends very ,ate id ro.apteretcs was Lob the beach. 111..111C •ND si pluatioos for reuo-tal of licenses were s. re taken in their order, sad oa the toe partite. and the proof of notice g ‘.•gs, they ware In oe4rly tl.o whole of the . . •attilksW. oppwition. There were 70 new , 14:t oo:y the aues use .pose.) were taken this .. • ouly wataang briefs In some • r i tt.eil eases ate srpointett to be Wien to-ntorrow. • live ate important. ititdrawal of °mention. —The Ate veto:nal of the lie n.e to Mr. Simpson fw h woo stated wool.! Le strenuously ol boat with no tad:kulty, as It itt Mated that the ••11 1... a been withdrawn, Mr. slelh, who bad begone . t...t havin4 temtved say instructioes to oppose. Mr. • , t_ event of oppeition, hal retained and In. .41. :-.l%eant Balleutine, Mr. Lk Keane, and Mr. .111,untion.—Mr. Kerlisitot Eallantine and Mr. Sleigh r w oupoott of the opitilie..tutu of Mr. E. T. South far -1,•• for the Alltauttra; and Mr. Ko4ineuts, with Mr. stir appear is sup .sahl M.. ...it taate r‘Ailat tbin liceuse. . loot a il'afiTti.otrtot. —A vi•ry strew °pro 1...0tr as 1.. Listslkrn.c. Ur. sliutLl Atkinson .ir ii!.por for Mr. Weston, NJ. kobiame and . • I ; • rtuygw. ThE POLICE COUILTS. (T Ills DAY.) 07HWA XX. I AT TUX TiItATILE. •, door.' -ever at the <a .42 estrus,. of Ilia I . W.. •uimatmtal I,taon, Mr. Barr-harm await mi Mr. Lahria Corbett, apa . , .4. of Coo tbratrs •,.. .• that fsr the twit two years he hail • ••• siy :di. Tolima, tile promm e r of the •. • •••• as lac gaehr , r, and he had a man mimed r in Lis on the t.".wh ot last etsployed Rose instead of wAnuiss, • alai •f• w .141 aft,wsrds he ass . tlio stage through the lobby, wh e n to him shout something si.. fiat' Rowe ame up, and he lead to him, !Mem, for taking the titustion from •• . !Lire. lL'wo mid he .Ihl hta 4: for it. al om eters. to LP. hr.t, and 6e aoroi•ted then .sal. You are both bon, r I fruilaut then nolied ut him and .truck ....lit &rat theatre initosiliotely and camo and tout out the riatinoss. .44 the outnplasuest had so bushman •• tit vire, h. had brew theebarge.l. Vibes late Image was very ahrenve, and he i•• •••• 13-1.41.. K. V. norm then went up to •••.. nt very 1..011). in.rt Lat tus.e warn Dot up when he ILA , LIU( kowe war etuploye.l at • 1.. .. that he ha4l hruellat it nu himself .. • 11.10•401 a hitt...4K, awl that es• •.s •• s. he Uri Ao flyait to ...Ault the cana -1 : .I • doe l(:4. and twat.. • ....hately paid. • ILV EAT)IIINSTIER. • I. bANIA.t.Ir, AT A " 7111/1310." ; ' eattetaifiy respectelawlenkiag youth, .1 intl. the 1.1.1.. wing ecltherr : .• • it.ttlAT , carrylng on bu . ..aves at 7, • . four oup.th• h e h a d • aninhet n( nips without having the ev h..w they were r a ng, aad It t It. susp..• t•..l the w• • pupil taaeher a' St. Peter's, • • . 41A tat •o tot at hu h 01..! an • (need. • • • • ter. rn u.lothrt were oised the award • , vane 449 ern.- taut night be was • • • •• u to lake to bar t 11413 BOVINI men. . "w. h • r•in-lsw. Lai I lase night she r. stole primut r was in the (nett, and 4111:1 111,1441114 .be eaw tie prie,Der • •u . w..tle Mr. Williams puled up • •-••••-• .r , es, go to one drawrr awl take Ilitt per. , ll, and •• op avian, Le quietly reading • '- " •t;lt, proved ending the cern upon t irt:wt that when prtamer • father, er Lt. suu a... locked up, Le ,• • ale t the lowlier, which the prwotwr • • tor 1...111.412‘ is a seetaiugly truthful r the prisoner, no ILI being repro. • r00k....1.• the per...m.5 whq rcceircd the •I. dise,n,c.tred nit;Lt be trucink • .Al AT IZAAAtA — IZI'TtT.iTN:intE Cox ' ' • ...U., ,41311 1)t IV•Ill% 11l the (*Wowing: t ..r h • s.to rtnste.l II• t.. the • • t .o '6 , 1v...a of Mond !LW limier, we •• t.: •s: •t-ten of lerso,ution and annoy• . •I. 410 ots ere sulloct. Nat content • .• .toing threats and gout 10•111 t., .••in. t cli;•nsfisrlv trwpaos nu the pre ' . . ente'dy. Tin., at a!! recut*, is .)a • • owlay sit/raisin lat.', tor instance, • •:.., pn•:etrisa, rule int., • 'iti4htag, winding. and jolittr., • tame the altor the sal,- • •.4 woe of tu., no iug ladies at the • ~1 • There is t oustane •,' and it was . • ' • 'tt• spin...irooco toot tLey soda • •1 .it • • fe:lows had cwtne front • t:tey -.err wd if tie ir w ,re ' •t party 'telt a back horse, was •• • • r t:t, ate! La.t sandy hair. • . .• i liar . rode a are, bone, and • . • . :•• in keeping 111, seat ; • to • • .•':r. bast Sunday inornits7o .• re on their way to church, a •1 , I • .:.tc. and awl • ...• - A m •:t tote) h., boy" . • • tv..*, rao.ing Mr. Kent one. • • tt•• wife new ettwreh, s!•st heirs • •to • V. witerer tooyIn• the anspietan • : • • 1 t.s.i.ropriwte ro..thuds for their • : • .:...:..t should I.e drlVea • • . .... as.. g.•ntlet..!!".s. .0 is now .••• •••• i •lize lallvlaallZe has beta re I „ THE TX' BESS, _THURSDAY E V ENINx, OC f OBER 11, 1860. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Ocr. 10. In a Convocation holden th OXFORD, is morning, being the Int day of Michaelmas term, William Duckworth, ILA., of Trinity College, was appointed Master of the w Sch Is • Ceagergetioa holden immediately aftwarards, eerieg &gran rare ezeterred, viz. : Nester et Arts : Herbert Hannigan, Daßial Collrge Rev. Thome Cochrane. Oriel OaDege ; Rev. Hugh Hoag - tine Gillett, Exeter College ; Rev. John Hurry Waimea oe/lege. Bachelor at Azta : William Owes Whiteside. Christ Chards. The next degree day is Tbareday, OIL 21 ef.AILWA.ri. 1 . 14 00 10l 111 118 108 108 109 111 100 110 123 135 78 111 113 77 78 117 178 110 Ili 103 196 80 97 99 101 119 91 00 n 100 101 101 / 17 lfg 1 lot 20 1 2116 10 101 lb 13 110 . 115 117 1 111. 117 18.5 160 116 117 101 101 jAntoery 0 rallanuu all 'Areenacs to !nada FLlrra.ll.g.7l‘a an &Was IL Amadeu an Inciters to rirsisaassoe. all leorr:raux Was s SAIL all .Copiapo all Lv. I:Aleutian Ith.n:fah dl ~Lateru ut Ytaeu - .od. Ittistlan go& & p. • Ot. Gentrsl of haute ▪ (lt. Lux ern tv. Coast-tflt all Ital, J u,“..ton all Lake Cou tal;mf . .l. Bala all %terra a n d Turnhout NI 14 ono and Oritera t.ll !Lula Aut2nla al: Yau 1...40 P Ity the all I.M.Op.e.Prf. bfe4;.gov. all Northam of Yranco la Do. 50.2 Alwyn all Norneglot Trunk Pr )..f ail 'mg LYon a. and Iledit ad Paris and 0:law IS 'lleoto .0.1 e. Prancicoo Pernambuco) 1. 7 p. a. 11 Riga and Linfinhur,f nil 'llease and Frascati al: Royal flank)) all ile)nl Rirecllah all 110. 7 pt.r mitt. .:Sambre n)4 Meuse o , percent. Pref • SanPaulrellta.'e.7pertt 12 A nest Loin. Venetian all Mutt., of France all West I Wafers ail . 1/0, eI per cent. oref all Wo.t. 2. N. W.O( y r 6 Wester) of Austria . izi WtssLe4.a _w~ 01)1)67 suss. &A sits.asi .... sc.! 11:7;47. 34.; 162 165 110 114 0 70 fd VS 117 US 160 ISS 111 111 U 7 1:11 0 IPO SS i 0 im IST 130 101 103 90 96 111 113 ini ill ii; i li pa z, i ml Paz p• I tst 13i 1.111 12$ 130 US 10e 11 !If 'ft DI 104 102 104 8$ 91 In 101 &I 86 . _ El Ft, t i t 2! 46 46 16; 123 122 124 1:1 12 ILWAIL iii . 7 el Is ill i 1 4 II — ie a. r.. , 40.- to IS V 0 lye lob vs IN 7i SI zha I 117 xd! 2 24 di.' xd act .... aM 13 Irr 209 100 WO 100 400 et. .sa Liar,. NI. 114* i i i k . r. Z . Barl s o. i... Ent !*,p.e IBtkirfTrene.t ij Tag 6 61 (4 7 78 82 7$ 78 It 76 ft . r rums dp.o. litd, dig 1. left at dorsollaßoD & Ds. Ja41,11:3, Do. Joao 1, Ib7*, ditto. glcdta .t CoporaDoeklip.ogia. 7 ,1 7 1 02 =per wet I Did ludiat D Do. o. Ju Ditoooks bbeport Do- 4 : P. el. potent 1 ot do. do. do. 136411 & Xoltommo ii moo ma ea 2 u. is tr r 101 102 412 P 22 Lir W ,41 au a!! Ceu- D O . 6 Per et. Yea . Do.doe.ProLlp.a.l4. Du. 6 per btost Do. 7 Pee Oi. Do. 4. ISM Do. iie ld Do. u edM Peolii w t. West India g. ,sbar Two. Nc w . Doltde.,periiOP.tilbe Do. do. hopt.tlll tie Do. do. 70 wltheutop. 4cd..de.,pe,y.77 31rodrai Uwe:. se per et. Do. So. 6 =IL Do. di peer et M. icy , R' •o do. . IdelbAb ersoo i r a. er.her & dam A esp. ab Do. ele. Laid I:0 la u.p. b De. p. is. Lad do. do (Ltieliodi °° •-• WI p. Igh 7 .m. . 8a 87 c 67 62 c 61 63 66 00 48 63 M. 62 4 gal I 26 11 -. ft 1 - lei 6 Os MONEY idAß.tal 4 ---THDi DAY. ' Two d'etocu. The funds remain fiat, owing to the drain of gold and the increased ;supply of Mock, Consols are 'quoted at a fresh reduction of about * fper cent. This is "settling-day," and the dealers are mainly oocnpied'-with the adjustment of their soaciaida: In the share markets the tendency. of prices is drooping, but the alteration is not of striking importance. Midland stock is rather better. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet arrived. Ties books for the New Three per Cents., Three per Cents. Reduced, and other stocks, lately shut, are now open for private transfer._ _ Consols are officially marked 92i, 93, on, and 93 for money, and 934 and 93 for the Bth of November. The present quotations are 92k, "buyers," for cash, and 93 to for the Bth Nov. The official business report is as follows : Bent Stock, 2274, ex div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4, Ell div. ; New Three per Cents., 914, I, 4, ex div. ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 164 ; India Stook, 2194 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1032 ' 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures , 1858, ofig ; ditto Bow* 1 dia.; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 964, 96 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1024, 1024 ; Exchequer Bills, par, 3e. prem. The foreign stock market is dull. Turkish Bonds are a trifle lower, the Loan. of 1864 being quoted 704 to 4, and that; of 1858, 564 to 4. There are, however, inquiries for Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. Sales are recorded is follows : Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 994 ; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 934 ; ditto Three per Cents. 1859, 631 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 401 ; ditto for account, 404, 1 ; the Committee's Certificates, 6 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 70, ex div. ; ditto for account, 70}, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 564 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 23. The Kangaroo has arrived from New York with 23,5001. in specie. Foos o'Ciacs. Console are quoted 93 to i for money, and 981 tot for the Bth November, showing au improve ment of I per cent. compared with the prices at 2 o'clock. The demand for money yesterday was very active in all quarters, and tightness was observable. Few or no bills were discounted below 4 per cent. At the Bank the applications were heavy, including a number from the bill-brokers for advances, and others for loans on government securities from the dealers in the Stock Exchange, where the rate was likewise 4 per cent. The activity which has suddenly arisen in the money market is in great part occasioned by the large bullion operations now in progress. Great masses of treasure cannot be moved to and fro without entailing a considerable draught upon the discount market. There are at present two im portant transactions going on. In the first place, the 1,128,0001. in specie and bullion ex the steamer Tasmanian has just been delivered and paid for, and the bulk of it, consisting of Mexican dollars, goes to France, en routs to China, for account of the Discount Bank of Paris, which (as previously mentioned) is establishing a branch at Shanghai, and partly for account of the French government, which wants specie for the war ser vice there. A sum of 200,0001. in Mexican dollars has been sent toFrance already, and 400,0001. more has to follow. This is one operation. In some quarters the withdrawals of gold from the Bank have been mixed up with it, and it has been stated that gold is taken from the Bank of England for shipment to China. This is incorrect. Gold has no circulation in China, where silver, and parti cularly dollars, almost exclusively pass. The gold which is now leaving us goes to Paris, and thence principally to Spain. The transaction is not in payment for wheat, but has an exceptional cha racter. The true explanation appears to be that Spain wants gold in order to add to her existing coinage. The Spanish Mint is just now very active. It would appear, too, that the gold which Spain is drawing in from Franco is paid for in the silver which she receives as indemnity for the war in Morocco. The Paris establishments which are oommissionad in the matter obtain the gold in the most acc=sible market—the English one. In addition to the 13(40001. in bar gold mentioned on Tuesday, 67,0001. was taken from the Bank of England yesterday for this purpose, and a further large sum is expected to follow immediately. The half-yearly dividend ou Bank Stuck is payable today. The amount is 727,650/. - - Of the inatidnient of 23 per cent, which fell due yesterday, on the East Indian Railway Company's Debenture Loan of 1,500,0001., hardly 50,0001. remained to be met, the bulk having been paid in advance. The Ellora will take to-morrow only 55,4001. in silver and 6,0001. in gold for Bombay. Transactions have occurred in Mexican dollars at se. 2d. per ounce, or id. above the price recently obtained, but the market is now flat at this quota tion, the heavy supply by the Tasmanian, which was sold a few days ago, having been delivered. Moreover ' the next steamer from tho Wcat Indies is expected to bring a large amount of silver, including 300,0001. ex her Majesty's vessel Pylades, from the west coast of Mexico. Bill forgeries to the extent of about 1,0001. have just been liecoverod. The name forged is that of air. Clement Dresser, a reepectablu wool merchant, of Basinghall-street. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very firm, and the sales amounted to 15,000 bales. It appears that the whole of the Cape Debentures for 200,0001. have been allotted, with the exception of a few of the twenty years Bonds, for which there were not a sufficient number of applicants. The entire amount is to bo paid into the Bank of England on the 15th inst. . _ Tha London and North Western Railway traffic return shown this week au increase of 5,06;.. •, the Great Western, an iucreose of 5231. ; the Great Northern, a decrease of 2,471/. ; and the London and South Western, an increase of 1,904 1 . The traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending Sept. 22, shows an inorwiseg of 5,6521. Marling. The ordinary general meeting of the Ceylon Rail way Company ix convened for the Slat inst. The half-yearly meeting of proprietor. of the Globe Insurance Company is convened for the 25th Mat. --- An extraordinary mooting of the P.►toat Starch Company (Limited) is called for the 20th inst., to confirm or rescind a resolution for a voluntary winding up. The third call of 41., making 121. paid, is to be paid on the shares in the Sevenoaks Railway Com pany by the Ist November. ' The half-ysaros guaranteed interest is advertised upuu the shares and bonds of the Royal Danish Railway Company. The Certificates for shares in the Algerian rail ways are now ready for delivery, in exchange for the bankers' receipts. An auction of the foreign rodeemablo (Passive) debt of Spain sill take place at Madrid on tho 30th inst. Tbu stun assigned for the purpuse is 458,020 reels. SU 3.1 '2O. DUTT.—Wbeet, Balky, Ostia Rye. Beam ;i4 Peas, Is. swum Rama &AD Lan Wan& —lTheat, 11,701; MAIL 15 . 608 eats. ken ; ; Inane, PS?: peas, 665 qua:ars. Liaatsx apeoWlita PHI nrcrosroes II TILE AVESAGS HUM Of lIMEAT DUW4G TaZ BIY WESIS HALM. Prt i.j ISept. 1.. Sept. ti l Sept.ls.;Stpt. Sept. al. OA. G. t 2 11 Id 11 0 It.. 68 1 68 11 r 7 i - "1 L MINCING-LANK--(THIS DAT.) Sec a. —This market remains q aiet,bat general quotations are unaltered. Refined also quoted at previous prices. Corm.—This article is inactive in the shaence of ;Albite sales. COCOA.—Trinidad suld at (7a. to 70s. Ricr..—A limited bosinea done at former pticua Y. on. —Thu market o quiet. INDIGO. thui day.—There has been MOM =bastion le the bidding* for desirable qualities of Bengal at last sake prices, owing to the withdiawal of large puroabi ; defective kinds cantinas neglected. 2,0017 chests LIMO passed the sale to-day, including 40 la.oght in,and 1292 withdrawn, leaving f. 83 cheats sold. hPicas steady but in limited demand. :2orrox.—The demand has been inactive ; 1,300 bales sold at full prices. Markets generally have bad a dell appearance. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MT MIME 111110W2.) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 300 SOTS. %callous walked over. i:/0 MATE. R.Y. eights - - - Malta • ik) xis 9 rea. to Bassi&SAMMY STAB PS. aim ... esatstrice vss _ •• • 3 rsa. BWLEISTAZEB OF 10 BOYS. ••• Pawns 13 ma CURZON MMES. ••• Yom. SWFZPSTALIOL T.Y.C. Wiatherwitch ... 1 .. '! Bm. Yeacat L'ICO HANDICAP PLATE. 19 ma SWEEPSTAKES FOR 3-YR-OLDS. First half of A.B.M. l e r hope, Realism, Loss, Catawlis, Southport, Pomona, Mousetrap, Sacertloa, Oberon, Nan Fraley, Infanta, Ba r: c, Csatub, and Dr. Ric Loll are lure. THE EARLY CLOttINE MOVEXZET IN TEI BOOT AND Silos TILADE.—Last evening a large meeting of shop men, assistants, and others angaged in the boot and shoe trade. was held at the Crown Tamers, Long Acre, to Mks measures for securing for themselves the privilege of early Mr. Oakley wee called to the chair. It was re sin that a deputation should wait upon the master boot sod shoe makers to ascertain their feelings on the subject. MUNI pie girt Balumer Loon. —A paragraph ap peared lately, stating that the workmen of the lime 14. Alderman Robot Pow were to have WO/. distributed them, but it was net stated that thin ' pul of t a rir a re master's last widow It is not gen known that the late Mr. Pow, after leaving 1.5,0CCi. to be divided between his two brothers and a sister in America, and a like mini to his widow, and after leaving l a r ge same t o various benevolent recUiim, and to numerous poor rela tions, bequeathed the remainder of his fortune—about 15,001/f.—to the town of North Shields, for public ptur. =Unfiniunately this draft of hie last will, thou g h h e pokes of his intentions as contained in it to various friends, and although Coo a. hole was found in his hand writing in his pocket after Lis death, wee not legally Int neseed, so that his relit. ions in America, declining to adopt three lest wishes of their bother, by provisions of a former will, received 10,0001' each mono than Mr. l'ow's draft of his last will allotted to theta, while the public of North lost this munificent bequest. —Worlds Usizette. /Aria or rag LtTE SToltah—The effects of the storm are now visible throughout the whole Vale of Stratliern and miler-et glens. The fury of the gale blew over the stalks of . I sdputrick Mick and Tile Works, which completely sn:o.lie.l Co , roof mid destroyed the building to such an etteut thAt tbo workmen have been idle since. At the Mrry.eili Acsderric a Liege portion of the wall which surround. the seminary loin been broken down by the falling of a lar:; , heeeh lose. Ili Gletialtoolitl the hurricane raged with tar sal,.oleu.,,uvi the whole thatebed cottages uf the district have been wily destroyed, besides a large par ti n' of the omit gram shakes and trees uprooted which canted be islculatoL tto the estates of Lowers, Durum, and Aherocbill thutisaothi of valuable standard trees have hems hid prostrate, and at I.ochtein the gale sent the spray to such a Uiett that the road was impaseable. On the hill of Tirlem alone it is computed that no fewer than 6,01/0 larch trees have been uprooted. At Auchtertere, Monne, Ahereairety, and *mom, the finest wooded plantations in the midland counties of Scotland have been wof idly thinned, and the lose to the several proprietors must he great. Scomisan. FTLACAS AT THE 310N104-TaltßY, BUCK ENIIEAD.— Oa Twasslay mornini: the 3foak . a.ferry sea s tie wane o f an amusing IsteMe, the cop st.iiit it. 1444145 . Caro prilice constables aml, it lamed, Mt/ miissay o`ticiala. This number, however. is probably exa.-gendad. It appsars that the point in di.- ' pule wu.s as to the right of the Birkenhead commissioners to convey mats and rill...engem arriving at Monk's-ferry at. :I.lli a. m. fr.nn Mislead. The 'Away am my maintain that the eommaimmers are bound by their art-Jar-- meets with %lam In furnish a ateanier to met: this early train, which the commissioners refuse to do ; but in the abience of the requisite soma-ono dation the !subway auti.ontiee determined upon hiring a steamer themselves, and, it se mid, charging the commis 'loners with the expense. Accordingly, the stienner Linn was engag,l. and at a quarter to 3 o'clock on the moraing in einiatiou was moored to the Youleis.ferry slip. This procedure seems to have disturbed the bile ef the three zealous minions of the law above named, who, in nobr to chow their devotion to the mult ivitamin:ler., determined to prevent the peassugers from the train from embarking in the steamer, and to cut off all sornanniustion with the ferry, by placing theruselves in the was to nest all infringcnients on the corporation of Biritenhodl. T e es were, however, defeated, and a gate, whist they had hve.l to hold against all corners. wue put hors de npritne, and the railway company we: ultimately masters"f the war. llappily this rtfr , v, like that is Widow l'ormack'• & w,. Z 0,4,1. WAS bioodlem, and as usual the question will posit Vie Lawyers. elleJts:E ,C.IIRAVATED A:att. - LT.—At the mink= rainiugh fieasioos, on Tuesday, Mr. L'enry bporrow, metal tsroker, of fmlley, w.. charged before Mr. M. li. 11i11, Q.('., the kosenlsr, with maliciously asmulting Mr. aminnel Orflitle, mend broker, of Wolverhampton, ou the tall of tientanither ; a reemul and third nouut in the i indictment charged the if .ferebiot with a mullion some& Toe partieniars of the ease have already appeared. Mr. Adams and Yr. appeared for the pro •erution ; furl Mr. Hahn...too, q.c.. and Mr. Wills foe I the prisoner. The jury returned a verdict to the effect flat the prisoner Sulky .4 an dorr stated aeautdt, but thee did not believe that he premeditated the to , juries he iodic . ..if, and that he dill it under the influence of passion. The recorder held the verdict to le ono of Kielty, on the ling eount, of a mos licitly!' mem& with intent to do infers. ; but SL. Huddie sten elfin:tied Mit it only amonnted to a verdict of ROM. non 11. , 411:t. I Itunately the Reconler granted a case for the opine n of the court above as to the intaipretation of the verdict. which Le ordered to be eidered ea 440 the first aunt, the pri-oner being admitted to lad till the of Mien of the Court of tueen'a Bench is obtains!. THU MI-11.1,E1A IN STATiIsItIe , HIRT..—On Tuesday aftcrooon tfr. W. H. Phillins opened an inquest at the Spread Faide, Coaoley, no the body of the female clYibl found in a ditch at Summer-ltd.. The men }Tall end Westwood, who found the bde, were the ode witties-ss examined. The former said thdt he hail been " ratting" along that ditch a fee day. previous le Sunday afternoon, hat bad not before seen the Ivaly. It was Freight to their Notice on Sunday by the dog pont ing in the ditch, end re moving the loo•• ' grass in which the body was hefi.ra They not to uchneh the cs Tree, but at once gave informistion tow,: is.:Me. When the napkin was taken off the fare for the jury to cumin° the holly, it Was clear that ;Tryst folio had been nee I to f.oten it as tight around the throat. nail that the kit had been tied Olt Itr right side of the neck. nod thirst violently in the side of the threat, in an upwii....l direction, tovran:a the r.tr. l'ortions of the hint been devolved, apparently by rats, part of an arm, of a leg, and of the le en of the howl being thus disfigured; Lot the (adores em undiat•trhed. The inquest was adiotrneil for a fortnight for a peotnualc.nexataiaation, and for fur. Vole nattily!. The police are offeriog every rersasichle faci lity for tile inspeetion of tie corpse by any one who linty have remain to 4111.14.4. c that thee can identify it. At pre met there iv no trace of the parentage or of the perpetrator of the ,under. - - • ATIEMFIFT) WILDER 0/ A WIFE EY HER Eivs ri‘xo.--41n Matnnlay ni;ht last, a turn and his w.fe, who travel the country attending fairs, took kriging, rt a heel-- shop in Ihm.:imatreet, Peterrfield, kept by darner Parker. •X/Yait tho middle of the ni-;Lat the man made a desperate att..nipt the of his wife by cutting her throd. He then proceeded to the rtstion•honsc, and gave himylf up to the stating that be had just killed hie wife. It pna-ml, however, that the roman was woe dead. Surgical aid was record . sod rho likely to recover. The tam was m, hero'," the 110n..1. J. Carnegie, on Tues day, and remanded until the wife shall be able to attend to 'Ver' Si,,ter ‘4 ,4 frl t lf. THE LEA-DP.IIOUL CHIEO-31E:EDE1t. --COICMITTA L or rHe .: , :rta::o.—At the Worshipstreet pollee court ‘eskolitY, Ann Padfield waa finally esainiued .41 the charge id hariC4 mardenrl her illesitimata child. lhe principal is akar, Likan war that o f Mr. flay, surgorni, of Finsbury place, who lied inade a post mate= examination of the child's body. The prisoner was committal for BEABH L 181134-11118 DAY. Two WOwag. The railway dare market to-day a rather Sat, and a decline of kto per rent. has takes placwin most of the principal stocks. Midland forms an ex ception, having risen per cent. London and North- Western stook is now quoted 100} to 101; Great Western,74k to f ; Midland, 130 to Lawatehire and Yorkshire , 118 to ; South Easter', 83} ; Great Northern, 114 i to 1151 ; and Oaledonian, 91} to 92. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are heavy atl to oi dis. The Canadian railway shares are dull at yesterday's 'decline. 'Altai Rhenish Rai way shams are also rather more oilcred. ORDINAZT saaaal AID STOCKS. _- ib , I I am__maTe: J Sunni wawa 1 &Ow to./lay . yeatrodap. I tol o.n. 11/I 011 'Wm& pot. alietourVaL 1K . 211 all 16111.,tam. nina,llom.Juse. 111 111 Blaald al • " 211 all end Tyna. 10 all Slearil.& Ult. ilk 7 - SL 110 and Mawr IS 97 ' - St. 190 COlOE1°600% 60 all Cott and Handl& .„. ... ../ 20 all Ikanwall I S) 22 10 all U0..11 I • media. EMU ••• 10 all Do. B 1 p.c. I paid to & - .... 69 all Dotal to and .1 Jed - -. ... la all Inuad.,Parth.&Abd.in. 7) 11 zd •••• zd W. 130 Kaat Annllan l6 17 16) 84. 100 lidozn Cawithe l l 64 63 84. LA Itinorn Unlots. block A 38 40 -. 1 14. 1 00 Do. 84ock 27 29 - 10 a/1 Bast Suffolk - - - 16 all Ditto - - - 80. 100 Edinlntighand Glasgow 81 82 - 81. 100 ralinbro ,Perth.Dtuldev. 30 3P I - 10 all Ponta and Clyde Jane. - - - St, 100 Olaagow tB. Western 109 111 -• 19 all Oreat N ortb ot ScoUniti 21. 10/ Cheat Suntan n 84. 10 , / Do. A Woo& 11* 1134 1 ! 11 71 17 I et. 1 06 Do. B Stock 130 us - 6t. 100 Of. South & Wed. Jr ) 119 114 W. 1 Oren Wester,/ 84. 100 1/.lto•trVaLOnoPtk 6O 16 - 114. 1 1 /01ancsahire & Y••rkaht re 118) 11N 1111 a 11 ) 60. DO Leedom and lilockwall 06 - 84. 100 Lua.,liriailloo,•3l'olut 11! 111 11* 6t. 100 London,Chothro.,•t boy U 65 - 8 4. 101.0 4i,01 &:. or:a %Veda 100) Bel 101180) i 12) all Do. 5321nhe - - .... in, 141 London& WWI/W.4Bns 16 96 911 4 ) W all Londundcrry.t.Colerain. - - ••• 26 all Do. and Emil:kiln& 104 11 - 9 4. 100 Ilan.,lll9LokUncelwb 47) 61) 48 10 5 11,•trupodtan 3 2 411., W. 190 11141Loid . . W. luo DI. 111rei.iDaiiy lO6 106 - 60 all 111 d. OL WSW& • OM, - - 10 all Mal Kant ;L7ap Lksi, - - - 25 all Newport, Aber.,&llent - -•- 10 6 Newry& AnnaeLdal. - 19 all Nawry, Warrants &LW -.- - 84. 100 Norfolk 60 311 Nrothro Connor UL 4 sa. - In. 106 North Witlali W. all North Devon 3811 &D - - - Bt. all Do. A - - 84. 100 N. ,astern-lkaidek W ltfj Do. tl.N.E.klue. par 1 pea - Ww St. Nu Do. Loads 36) 60 6.1) a In. 100 Do. York 86. 100 North London 10 all NortActs.Weatenanw 9i 9 4 - 191 17) NottunalLodaltire..., 643 &a 14) I 12 lo I Nott•Crauthatu&&C. 11; 7 6 1 1 10 all 'reebles - - •• 75/ all Portamouth - -•.- 19 all Ilhyinuey - - - K 109 Santini Central K liki Sa4tith N. B. Ancr.Stk 34 . 34) 111 84. 110 Itkoniab kildland l6 98 ad - 6t. too 61/ropahlre Union - 1$ all Sittlozkaairue&Shearn. 0 7 - 84, 109 !South DOWD 42 64 84. ISO South Sootern St. 10) Swath Wain 62 64 - W. 109 8. Vork.h. & River Dui , 77 19 - 20 all StalnezlVoldng2m.,&c. 6 3 - 16 all Stockton & batilta4ton 91 40 19) 26 11 , Ditto ditto - et. 'Taft Vale - - - 50 sn Mike - 25 10 De. - 11) 2 Do. 41. ' 1 17.° - St. 100 Vale of Neat& - t 0 all , Victoria Stn. & 70 13 13 - _ ill Wen Carsvall St. 100 ' Wan 111,11and-Oztord 47 49 474 9 25 all 12) 11) t D Dilto Hereford 114itto Nwrport 10) U - 2 dla - PIATIJII.24CI MAIM main BAILWATS. alill4oolllo, 410 OurnwaL. it per cent Dun. reecho! Aber. Jun lE4st Do. Annan, Ii ti.. 610. p. eg•et I Do. I C, 7 et IL CUM. Lt, ip.ed. p. No. 1 I Do. do. 11 0.1 Now Sp ot. W:7 rattan Union. 4 p. et. E...tiu.et Glasgow i p. 44. ILltojtvelli.Dium.,4. p.a. lUtriat Northern, 6 p. 4t. Do.6e.red.at 10 peals& be. nd part:au. p.pm GL N. Scotla , lit l'rel GLWest.(Nerk..44ll4ot+ Do. totem. 4 p. omit Do. redeem. 4 p. pod Do. modems. 4 p. et. Do.lp.A.zedatitt Pr4L Do. r: rm. I'M. Sitar. Do.CliesterrtBh.oo.c. Do. do. do. {p.c. Do. Dim. Chia EiOC DO. Owe. Gun Slwv. MI T um 1014 101 e bd. dd. du Do. do. do Yorki.L. 0 p.c h, Lantaright..s el No. Do.dp.c. do. No. I Do.llp.e. do. .... Do. &p.c. do. N 0 .4 Do de p.a. do. .... Do. 4.p.c.irf.ah. d 0... Do. 7 p.c. Net. 5t0..4 Do. ap. e. do. (W. iLdle. P. D,_.4 P. O. &C OUT. QC. 10. NI Loa.Cantlu m aadlX. L. 4 tut. bp. e. W.7p.e.St.Late.sh. Um dondrryd Ennis.** IaUCAP. cC I b* Do. 3; per (rut . . redeemable ~at. &Nimbi Con. oy.c.bwek Do.Coas. br.S. 11.6p.a. Do. 41 p. ct. Stu.: W. lorf ..t tchln t p.c. Norfolk 6i.. 4. 6.6. North lirlUrh& roma IDo. Now Uu&6p at. De.Bonler Uttiou Fon N.Y.a6.—Berw.6 ! Do. 4.). d. Da toecia p. et. No. 1 PELTUen. H. at &pore. Nonti Alta ... 4cotth Osal NewPreL LAP p.el freLti4 Do. T p. el Prot. Steen R. Devun bland 4µ e. AL. (Mani An. n 1.0.41 Ili IVO 1011 100 WO DJ. pur Do. tiled 4 p dent. t & Wars gun 4 p. reut Du. 41 per cent S. Yorkshire 4 p. e. cue titort..&Darttogion 49. I r Do. do. 116 p.m Lie. do. C6p.c. Water. & K tam p.o. W. lild-- , h1.1.4.44.44. , W. d d,. no. No.p. 6 p. et. Pref. Do. do. perp. 6 pet. pref. "OEMS oEuz.vrri ..~:.,. ---•- - - 44L Nash •p.e.JaartJ uiv lIUG ... mil N6(414144 p.4LSlar.eiheyt.ll444 el • •••• 24.11.41.44Let.AuLAJ sly 1109 es Iss - 11.444114 V. that. 4 44. at WO 111 MI -. W.111,114;44043.-41p.eL -- —• us Si 27 d. : 1t 1 1 T die W 1Q c V 2 94 c c 83 93 81 11 83 1.1 ea 6 1 I / 6 7 6 7 Q. "y.ct 99 140 II . 93 91 4 I II JODIT STOCK BANES. 100 t 1,500 10 10,000 16 0009 109 sko4o to 10.000 Ml itsAoo 10 20,000 15 6 SOO 100 10,000 100 40.000:16.11 24000, j 10 6 0 ,rw. S llo o 114.000 20 41 0 00 i 00 60,000 1 20 C.G 16,000! 100 1000 ; 100 1160001 10 10.000' SO AO* 20 00,440 16 *OOO 10 IWO 100 4.000 10 10.00 0 40,000 14 40,4001 SO SAW 10.1 Agra aud L. 3ar. l'ar.k ar•tmllirla bulk of Ant Bank of Loiriva Haat of Turtsy Isritiaa N. Amcru.s. (tort. /WA of IPA; Australia. and China. Mira. 31.tm. of wt., lon., sod Clifsa 4 loofa ~ . ~. .... .. ... ........ I Corn of Com. of Lamson nog Yoot.&AnaLCbarld J. /31...nk o; . 31•Mertarrd lon. (ii. H.nk of AnafeL Loudon and County Laud.. J.nit :Ada Londe* & South AM= Lon. iod Wamminstar Nat. Prot. of Luctiad N"! National Book New South Wales Oriectal Win: Corpora Ottoman Bank Proviso,*lot Ireland Do. New !Meech MHO Udell of Australis ClOoa of I.o.that Ogg Maim.' iso Thi ro 1, 10, 10 I SPI 1000 47: 14 se i s• 1V:49 NO Ur, 2... P,illa sty lI,K. 10 100,0011 SS. 11.0% IS 001IPS:.:311. lAi --- Wksaluan 16r-7 I Arminllan A I Atlantic Tel. (LW 11...ri1a V. &terraria.. BM. American Led *Mal:Lb Mai r•• • Da Do. C 7 la c. =Mt (*.ant Led. Memel Leland, TeL (LI a Do. e 1 Tiar Cen t i. Passe reference Do. •p. et. Yerp. Deb. Ileo.ete T•legrapb Do. New !Lg. and Anat. Cop. Oen. tliedun Navigation Orrat ghfp Limited ) De. 174 per milt PreL Los. Mulct Tel London DI oonnt (L) L on. (~, I hmilbas Co. llladma Imju. Cana) D tediSerraneanree.TeL tie alter. Pa. Tel. ;rim.) IN &Donal Wanda 00, Nei ,n.idaCoeldthon(L) Nwloriands Lind 10,000 10,001 000,000 &J:i --- ,,.. t., ii. - iil as . , K. Bnu.s. s'N.P.cot. LQ N KAI. Au4.talsslan..l 10,6301 I* comi 1453 c Mao la. sa,ve( ie,use thatal Oil rDo. New Mono' .. Or!e:.. la. St: I. 'LW.) A Co. Peel river 1-And et Mln. Peptn.AndOrleo. Red !We d led. TeL del p. e. for bOys. by Br. liar y Inas Dc. New Royal Stall Steam . Scottish Aus:. Invests& Scot), A anrallaa land 1311 Attratarine Td. ilerip Do. do. 110d.itered.. 1 y`b Ls, LAs. L+l..Cas. se Dim , L0d....1 TS BO Iti WI 1 60 II li 1 1 as 29 201 s 33 36 fa w 87 SI 20 21 16 llik 24 ft - ail a an 6 NI II Of die 16 11 CIL 5.170011. Ili 14 191 !I S Se SO U SS Xf .N 111 II 14 114 117 lt2li 24 30 OS 101 101 10 1111 — dls — par 01 10 11 3 1 * pa zd I a li le As I le dla 11 il la li ,I. pas 47 40 I 17 74 1111* pail 171 lit 11 % II • 62 MI Ur zd It gni 0 10 - 64 BAIfLItIII.TCI EA THIK YEAH. —lt appears that the bankrepter rate this year is slightly all lye the usual average, although the excess has prie-ipally occurred in the metropolitan district. The total :ember ~ f bankruptcies Cfrl in the nine mouths ending W e t. 30, wee 864, e t rt the r. to of 1,152 per a a 71.0! 1, 3 1 1,11!, the average far the last ten yew.* has been 1,090. The bankruptcies in the Liverpool diatriet havo brim ; in .he Manchester, 40; iu the Birmingham, 137 ; in the L - eds. 81 • in the Bristol, 70; in the Exeter, 30 ; and in the Newea;tle, 26. The bankruptcy rate in the provincial distrla just enume rated has Lees T'73 with 5G5 in the correspond. mg 10 years ; in the London district, fia, as compared with 525 Is the previous dude. 111118 AS. PAGET AND MELLOE AND THEM CON OTTHIHMt. —Meson. Paget and hicUor 7:let their oon stitueata, at a p.'ollo mutt ng held at the Exchange Hall, Nottingham, on Tuestiey evening. Mr. Aileen= Vickers prandial. Mr. Paget, in the course of his speech, defended the course taken by 'the ministry in protesting iquinst foreem intervention in the affairs of Italy. (Hear, bear.) Mr. Mellor said he believed the most bone t support that the Reform Bill met with in the House of Commons was from the ministers of the crown tlemiNelvee. Be entirely agreed in the French commercial treaty. That measure had been strongly opposed by those who professed themselves friend. at Me trade ; others of whom meposeil the idea of a treaty on the subject. Thouret ieolly the latter notion was correct, but a trvaty was absolutely necessary ie that instance to oLtain free trade, although it would be found surrounded by sums aifikUhllle, but wale ebich the eucnr,y, skill, and aspiml ai Eogiand would not easily surmount. The treaty would do much for tun piece question. Mr. Mellor eareastiedly noticed the chaii„•ed demeanour of some profit:Jed friends of Garibaldi after ho bad suffered a cheek. Ho believed Garibaldi to be an honest man. awl that his hesitation recently was not owing to any friendship to rovolutioniu7 qui:Mors and agi tati,m, but to fear of diplomacy, and that be could not trust some of the allite of Italy. A vote of comblence in the niceness, and of thani s. to the ealliirllll/14 was recooluil, end the meeting then separated. SPoIRTI NO ACCIDENT. —Ott Tuesday last, a some what serious stecallot occurred to Mafor ..,ortinter of this town, while enioyine the phseures of .hoo ., ng in the *sigh bourbood of %V inclicerib. it appears that ..1,.;0r Mortimer was bring during the day with a uoubie-haire3ed gun . • he hail just am . .cber.al one berrel, sad was in the act of re when, iii iionnue,; home the c•ie„rge, the concussion Cann ed the other barrel to explode, sad we regret to state that the gallant maior's hand was shattered to so ambits. an extent as to necteeiiate the amputation of n 3 thumb sad two fingers of the right heath—act/tale's NEwcsarta Fuancia Avrants Comarras—This email, but pretentintut body of politiciansis at present muck disturbed by . re - N 'rat difference muoiest ti.o members. The Mayor o f C ite. :tent, :dr. Gkeiro LVairshity. has, we undmiaind, resigned the elinirmanship, and • Mr. Prank Cater ie for the future to hold that. rine. (due of the most active and inteffirnt members bait left, and there are now not lialra-dozen members loft to was,; let the Yarned inves tigations into those inexhaustible" I !as books" so which every di , ,iple of Mr. Urquhart attaches so much impor tance. Lord Faleninton may now have no fear of his head. —lleirrasge Checes,"le. RZPORT RII FAILURE OP THE POTATO CROP At MRATR AxD L'lllll. —We regret exceedingly to bear from a cormepondeut in Dmrtieda, that the potato crop in the counties of Meath Rllll Loath 316 reponesi to be in an exteediw,;ly eritl , sl stite. We must keep in view, how ever, the alarmist instincts of the farming classes whiok ere ever disposed of late years to sta./wrote all appaaranoe of disown iu this important crop ; and WO hive also to re-, member the interest which all classes of the community who ere in our way coucerued U. graia-cusihng hare in circulating irjuriatu limounta &dives in potatoes. Our oorreepon•lout states that, on fial.inday het, some forty hernia of potatt.ev rr 'I; in Prrs hoda narhet, of which not one tuber in twenty was flt for Murata food. ilheooly good potatoes, hi! says, are to be had frac remia I near the sea side on light soils, and these sell from 8.1. to ‘..1. per stone. Man, landlords in ?death, our correepond,ut add., have , already n:nutted half the rents of the rotate gromida, in moon. i .e ".:' u. , of me cri o r ..—Aw ',fern W7l3y. (Ant/TILL PALACE. ()Mb SE iLLLIIU DAY. WEDIONDAT, OCTOBER 10.—RAIRAIRIRRS on payment, 2,738 ; ditto by season tickets, 308; Isla visitors 3,044.. elating 13 16 ti 4 l lil Ma die ilia • II IS 10 id, . 3 - Subjoined are the latest quotations of inarsance,l gas, dock, and other shares, as given the Wt. stat:h_a„ g .nit! • • _ • ____-• Alliance,Nritish andri6l g i, Kounty, 84 ; Eagle, ; ; Indemnity Marine, 126 Legal and ormeraliaife, 64 ; London and Provincial inn°, 000110 Maziur,.! ; Thames and Mersey Mitibti Vlisivanalilarine, 24. ch,s_c/47 .Loden A. 24 ; Cotnrueroial, 294 ; ImPe -831, tr 3, ; ditto New, 45 ; London, 544, en div. ; stmitater Llertered„ New, 121 ;;Westeru, lad ; ditto, •NeW, 24. Waterworks—BeW ; Chan% 21 ; ditto, New Gun. =teed, 24 ; West mei, 10E Docks — East a nd est India, 12101, 4, 121 ; Loudon, 641, et. Canal — Regent's, 22. • Bridge—Waterloo, 24. With reference to the market for American se curities, Mr. E. F. Sattertharaite rejtorta at follows: There ountienes to be an active market in London for American securities, especially for railroad stocks and bond'. lllinois shares advanced to 16 diecotuit, but have defined to 19 discount. Options of 1868 come in for tale pretty freely at 44 to . 4%. Erie shares had a goddess start to 43, bat have !given way again , dosing 40 to 44. The deman dtor railroad bonds has e_M boded to I.Mmis Central, If iuhi pn Central, and !sew 'York - Central ; also to the raking wanes of Brie Londe. . — Subjoined is 3 report on the market for leather and hides : • There has been a alight improvement iu the leather market this week, although we cannot ,give the report of Its pnoeu. Sales, however, have been made, ai..l th e quo tations of last V/ tIL bare bee n supported. Good er-p hides sold freely at the rates of Let week, and best English butt., of 201 b. and upwards, were in demand. The supply of fresh goods at Leudenball WAS not large. Little is doing is hides. Prices still remain too high, comparatively, f o r the prices of leather. A few hundreds only of River Plate have been sold it 74d. per lb. for heavy, and 6,0 for light hides. 2,400 Australian have also been sold at 40. to Std. ; re. coed, at 31141. The result of yeetordare indigo sato is reported an follows : -•- Good dedrable qualities of Bengal have gone rather dearer to-day, the lower sorts sold much the sane as yesterday, but ordinary Ondes were cheaper. The salt progress' without animation, and large quantities here been with drawn ; nu Alattlinin or Kurpali to notice on today. 2,087 chests passed to-day, of which 1,032 che.t« were withdrawn, 210 Sato bought in, and 58fi chest,' sold. Total chest., quantity pared, 3,448 of which 1,272 have been sold, 1,670 withdrawn, and 100 bought in. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at c3l, "sellers," for money and the present settlement, upencd this morning at 93 to 1, declined to 92 15-16, " sellers " and closed at 93, sellers." After the recognised hours the market was slightly firmer, at 9& For the Bth November the hvit price was 93 3-16 to 1. The "continuation" was a little higher than yesterday, at 3-16 to per cent. The official boiii nese report. is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 1, 921, 93 • ditto for account (Oct. 11), 931, 921; India Stoc k, 2191 • ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031, 103: ditto Bonds, Is. dig. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper , 961. The official list yesterday erroneously quoted the price of London and County Bank share.; at 301 and 30k. The price in question refermi to the sham :if the London Joint Stock Bank. The closing quotationa for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Maximo lima smoe, 11 to 2 pram. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, j to; prem. ; Univerwl Marine Insurance, jto prem.; London and Provincial Marino, 3-16 to 1-16 di& Victoria Goverment Bonds were rather flat. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two °Twos. There in still no new feature of interest la the home mining stock market. little business has been done to-day, and prices bare scarcely . varied. No transactions are officially reported iu the Stock Exchange list, but business has taken place in shares in the Wheal Reath, Treloweth,tiStray Park, Great South Tolgns, East Wheal Russell, and Providence mines. St. John del Rey Milling shares are less inquired for, and have been dealt in at 28 and 28.}. Other foreign as well as colonial mining shares are very quiet, and are nominally quoted the same as yes'..er day. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. _ . OGRE.- IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Sept. I t o rn : a ft Ild —10 d U 3d SS Oct. lieweeks'Aug Average ... Ms Od IBMlei. 8.34 3.t tl A.iw 355 Si 391 SA 8d , Thu*& r Rye. 113eans - 7 9 F - 212. 282 2d Res 7417 s 124442 621 Vs 244902 311412 41 0d,i24 44:02 14,50 a 7d 25a 94 40e '4 494 6,i,:;72 114 tbis 34 372 10.1 40s Czli:ft Id no Id 242 14193 114,3112 Iod 222 Ild 4102 24 40s 24 TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.). The market is flrio atthe followingpricce :—Town tallow oet ouch • Petersburg Y.C. oo the spat, 575. to 57e. Bd. ; all the. year, 575. 61. ; December, 57.. 71 ; Jon. to March, as. ed. to 58, ; March °oily, Mk METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . . The supply to-day is large, a groat number being fostign ; the trade lo oonaypiently very lull and slow, 1.1.3 purrs may be looted the same as on Monday. Our foreign supply is IMO ply, 1,550 alieep, 207 calves, and 125 n.ilch cows. Per stone of nibs. a. A. a. 4. Per stows of 811,.. a. A. a. A. Dust Boots, llerefds 4 66 1I Boat Dos& Iff tolsah Ilia{ Bhort-howas 4 6 4 10 Nest Loos-wools.— 6 0 6 4 eipard and. lamas 3 u Lo. Jo. Awn. Claws Pip 4 4 6 6 21446DesitIllf.hreds 5 2 6 BOWS PA market, 1,440: 6 us ; Pip. 3*3: LIMA leap sod Limbs, 6,340 ; Cahas. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Mews Davis and Co. report trade firm. Priem : Primo meadow hay, Its. to Ms. ; superior do., 97a, to 116 s. ; inferior ilo.. 50s. to tlOs. ; roe eu, 4(.13. to os. ; Cover, old, Kla. to EJM. ; ditto mooted eat, dila. to Ma. ; stisw, to Ms. SLAVERY IN TIIZ DUTCH SETTLINLENTA—A letter from the Vague, of the 7th, says :—"The hill for the aboli tion of !Leery in the buul East India settlemenla boa just been distributed, iii.c.onipameil by an emp.an..tory pre amble. The government thinks that it will be ei.a.cull, if not impm.ible, to obtain a sufficient majority fro:3 kunueg the different opinions. The Kinhiter et the Colonies has always had a strong desire to effect, the einanc:pati..n of the slaves as soon as possible, and on the least prejudicial con ditions. The measure is, he says, 110001111ary both for the interest of the colony, and fur that of the motil , eountiy. The expense of the, emancipation is witimattal at 13,67.40* florins (about 2f. Isc. meld, iudspendcnt of 2,d00,b00 florins for the encours 4 tuient of the immigration of free labourers.* SIDNOVIII PETTY BEWIONI4.--SaoEING SO - Bolt, of Aylambert, was chirped his mother, flush Bolt, with as assault. It appeared from the evidence that prisoner was an der the impression that bra mother, whom he called the "ole omen," Wr. a wit.•h. and that she bad attempted to do him some sittlicions injury. and having Luerd that if ite could succeed in drawing blood the spell would be destroyed, he committal th,, a!,aalt complained of. HO was fitted 1/. 14.. 8.1 aid costa.— Shrriwrise Journal. mkENOBAIOUId (MAIN RECEIPT& The Buffalo L't press of the 21st September says :—" We wish our rcadct would bestow • glance upon the tables the enor mous receipts of grain at this port yeater.l..,., for which there has been no el in our men new in the history of the worr ali klight lainelred and 1.3 y-nine thou sand biotite's of wheat were poured in upon IN tiering the twenty-four hours ending last night, and of other grain &Irma sufficient to make the receipts one milliou of bushels during a single day."