The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-28 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1861. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANlL—erms DAY.) The wind is now strong and cold from the north-east, end therefore seasonable for the time of year. Last week the supply to thts market of Eagnah wheat end door was moderate. Barley limited, aed al melt and oats more liberal thee the previous week. Mmes, pan, and tares arrived in fair quantities ; but seeds of an de. ecriptions were very short. There were vary few Scotch oats, but rather more Irish than of late. The foreign arrivals of wheat were liberal, more than half being from America, the remainder Russian iuxl Promise. There visa a good supply of dour in American barrels. Barley was a better supply during the week than far some time pest, principally k.gyptian, with a few parcels from Doe ' mark, Sweden. "'remain. (Ms were • short supply of Danish, Swedish, and Russian. A liberal quantity of beam from the Mediterranean, but not any or tares. The arrivals of Wend and oilseed were m g from the East Indio, Black Sea, and Mediterranean. The exports for the week were very small. Today the wheat trade is extremely slow, and if sales were pressed Is. to 2e. lea. money must be taken for &pig nib. In foreign nothing doing, buyers unwilling to gave the quotations of this day week. Flour participates in the dulness of the wheat Undo, and value not equal to this day week. descriptions ladearer, the weather being favourable, other sorts without change. Oats firm and fully equal to last Monday. Beam without change. White peas, Is. dearer. Sada.— Linseed and rapeseed firm. Tares, cloverseed, and trefoil nominally the same, there being so little doing. Caraway and masted racy dull trade. FLO/LT[I4G CARGoll3.—Wheat Is. lower; maize, 9d. to Is. cheaper than this day week. WILT. —English : Essex and Bent, white, new, Gds. to 635. ; ditto, fine old, Ms. to 58e.; ditto red, new, .12. to 595.; ditto, fine, old, 604. to 53. ' • Norfolk, fie., fine, old, —a. to —a; red, new, --e. to —s. Foreign : Dentate, 58s. to 625.; fine, 645. to 66e.; extra. 665. to 685.; Konigsberg, Ha. to NU ; ditto. extra, 584. to 641.; Rostock, 565. to G6s. ; Mecklenburg re 4 66e. to We ; Uckermairk ditto, 58s. to 61s. ; American white, 66a. to 61a; ditto red, 52.. to 57..; Canadian, 58s. to 61s. BAlLLlT.—English malting, 38e. to We. • fine, 46a. winding, 34a. to 3tis ; and distilling, 34a to kit. per qr.; twerp winding, 335. to 365.; ditto distilling, 341. to 37k, mats& —a. to —9. MALT.—Eagliah, Essex and Norfolk, b 9.. to 63a. ; fine . We. to 70s. ; Kingston and Ware, 66e. to 7Us. ; brown, 50a. to 58s. GM-English feed, 275. Od. to 25d. 01. ; potato, M. to 31s. ; foreign, 17s. Od. to 24e. Ku, 30s. to 324. llama-English tick, 395. to 42a. ; harrow, 411. to 45i. ; pigeon, 41s. to 455. ; foreign, Ma..g s n, 354. to rk, e. ; tic 395. to 41s. ; Konigsberg, 40s. to 435. ; Egyptian, 365. to 38e. Pam.--Eaglish boilers, Ms. to 42e.; white and blue, 31.. So 41s. ; sample, 404. to 43c; grey, 345. to 364.; hog, 36a to 38s. ; foreign, 34e. to 374. Ewalt-J*lMb town, 465. to 535.; ditto fine, 535. to 555.; country, 435. to 44a ; Norfolk SAKI Suffolk, 38s. to 42a; Paso* -a. to -s. pa sack; American, 265. to 345.; On-din, 275. to Ma ; Spanish. --a. to -a. IsmUs Com-White, 384. to 41s. ; yellow, 325. to 425. FimArtno Caaoossa all C. F. sad . -IFheat : Berdi• saski sod lisrimaople, per 4921ba, 545. to 554. ; Ohirki, 514. 1056 e. ; Polish Odessa, per 480Iha, red, 51s. to ; white, 57t. to 61s. ; Danube and Gelats, 41s. to 475. ; Feyptian, I 318 s. to 425. Barley Egyptaa and syria:, per 400111 a, Ws. to 275. ; Odessa sod thumbs do., 265. to 275. Baum : Egyptian per 4801b5.,324. to 335. Raise : Odessa and Galata, ' per 4921 1.., 35a 01 to 3134. ; Ronal and Bulgarian, per 4801 be., 345. Od. to 31e. ; French, do., -s. to -s. ; I American, do., 325. to Ms. ; Egyptisn, Ms. to Ma. Famm. -Cmary end, pet qr. 44a, to 525. ; Hemp ! seed, per qr., 545. to 56e. ; Iffu'rtard seed, per bushel, white, 9s. tulls. • brown, 12s. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 575. to 6 . 05. • Linseed ashes, English, per Lou, 10/. 10e. to 111.0 s. ; 'American, thin, in bele, per too, 111. 10e. to 121. Os.; do., in bags,lll. Oa. to W. 10a; Baltic, 1 0/. to 01.0 s. : Marseilles, 2/. 10m. to 101. Os.; Rape cakes, 51. ! sato 6/. • 'Esres, per bushel, winter, 9s. to 9a 6d. ; Rape seal, Ermilish, per qr., 644. to 68s. imam VI.OII OCT. to OCT. te. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (lief... 11r. Cornmissiovrer (krulbnrs.) ..r TRAVER DVKIOII PUNNUSSOL Applwateri woe made to has ll,our to order payment of the oat. (4 summons where a trader had oot appeared. but hul &Herron!. 00.1 the &Ma and costs on proceedings bean.; token at cotnenori law. the Horan was .4 ..pinion that the ‘pplicotioa came to o late. It ought to li.tre bees wade when the summons was retoraohle sal the .1. leo, failed to appear. Had this been done he would kive 4TADttli 0/1/11 ; as it was he was cow ;elk] to n hr.. thero. IN kr •T 1 N , _ APPLICAT7M.II t'NDICR THE ?WM ACr. . . . _ The huukrupt ea. a shoemaker, at Parties. The failure erearre.lthre• ken. Mr. I m a apph.4l. utelor the Int.b section of the Dew art. for auth..ritv u. the •Au f ,-nee• to eoll to the bankrupt thr Itlll dap to. hie entatr. Th.. dur: What is the amount of debts still - Mr I,w %bout hot the greater proportion are doubtful. awl it i. pmpose.l to accept WI. for them. The - It is a very dangerous precedent to sell old olehts to a bookrupt. Mr Ism assl that netting had been received mince August. 14;1. a prod that the debts were to a great sat..st fwd. Mir. irat•il that the debts were chiefly the from °dicers ituil eiders ni the nary, who had pee on foreign aervire,_ Ho Honour ultimately ranted the order. IN RE PO %OM. . . The bankrupt wu a owe and cud merrluunt, of f)id Kent. road. He gamed his emopeation on account. showing deists Of 7.dr. ; acacia, OW. or 701. No assignee bad been ap pointed. bat Mr. Pannell certified that the accounts; were She beet that could be reedrod. quv , Twor U iv)" re.el , l,e; PRIVEIMM:e." A petition for private arrangement, which had been filed in septcmier, DIP• iainie before the court, this being the lint meeting of creditors. The objection was taken by a ~ ..liciterom behalf .4 certain creditors, that as the petition hat only been nbd, and nothing done thereunder prior to the passing .4 the new act, it ought not to be considered .te a woo :Wing pending" under the 230th section of the new act. lit. lionotir thought differently. The facts that the petition hel been hied, that protection had been granted to the petitioner. awl that a day had been appointed for the first mental. • of ~rtllitort, were auf fi ci..nt to constitute it a pro,eeding, and to authorise the noun to proceed with at 44eCunlingly. 111 RE Gan N. The Imukrupt was ..csrma 131,ektriarsmitil. This was the etaintestion mestisi. Debts, 1,0171. ; sank shout Mr. Poised', tbn official scion..,. reported that the boob bail bees well kept. The biskrupt had suffered a lues of 40sli. by the d e ath of Lis buns. ?MIMI uo.,ppieed. (Belem Mr. Miller. Registrar.) Several " first minima." were held this morning chiefly a MOB 01 so public iiiipotiaare. The priseipal was that of Elisabrth Wonsan. c 4 Charlton. widow, whose &Ma amount to 1,11001.; assets lerimalleratilo. The haskrupt's humbug:l was a soli citor. who had died poaaresol of certain papers be times( to a lady used /foliar. She had sued the bankrupt for the recovery of the papers. and had oh- Wool a earshot of riCrUf., to be reduced to a shilling if the papers were gives op This had sot bun done ; and it was statol that a furl of I,OOW. waa is roosequeaos locked up la rhazirery. re. Holler's proof was admitted, and Mr. Staff, at constant ul was chimes ausigue. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MA It LIMILOVO -RTREET. 111:TVIANLT IitI4.DIIIIIII—THI ULT. lirrneanod aid Henri Harem, two Meeks d the sth rosemary et the 2ad breathes at Grenadier GUN* weft charged with assault* Themes ?caked, waiter at pane. beam ; Sidadris with annum them 11r. George Atherton at the Duke at York, Meier Week raid hie maim toil him an datarday sight thee the enemas was manes a noire He pat bee oat. Oreseweed thee lamed his way ia end wentd MN to ten wittiest the slighMet provoratints. Hr (+deem's) man immeshed him, sad he wee to dem all the doom. The primers Mayers emealted his waster. The polies came, sad they TWO liken into custody. Thos. Y.eketh palms., mid he turned the terrine oat, and the oldies came in, bad Hama slapped him in the bee. the female raying. " (Jive it the --- ". Greenwood tried h. strike the laninord, bat he prevented him, sad they were ell put eat. . . _ proved treeing (Ironwood try to strike the hothod, and while they se‘ outside Greenwood palled off he belt, awl Hayes% Nina It and need. " * Gais on yes —, split your heed " Be wean hia rattle .ad g ot ambiance. or he he,. hem se doubt seek Wart. The primary: eerreen mid Berme wee a good sea, sad bad pod conduct stripe. Grammend bed wee Were ben anted withm C olooselthe paw Rado Jargon, .M thell Übe prleusero bed de i ne ag re r meene is w meler•elses• pea el the "AL It bed hiss sonl•1111d by Wow lambed is. lb. Deeded add if it bed been skews ebb* bed done II be woad law rhea *et era brad lebeet. Th. wag el Ihe brit rro• depeemird by the diem more duo soy- Wes. The seta= were acrd Vs oath. or seven days ; sod the gems Ma, or area due. Tbe=pedill raid thyme weld fastsit his good cooled abfaa 111=11 1 :t g ar very sorry for it, but he maid sot help It. MARYLEBONE. SLOMWMIIIVAIJI tx monis. Oro , " Pan*A, aged 50, rope vaulter, and Grunge Pariok hie son, aged it, bons rider, were charged before Mr. Maes6•l.l with wilfully causing an obstruction in Star street, Publication. by rising two poles and • rope to enable them to perform ~n. Police-constable Hobbs, 265 D. doted that he wee Oa duty le Staudt...4 Paddington, 'ad saw two poise flied up are as the street, on whisk was • slack reps fres 18 to 20 feet from the gross& The poles wire alibied by repos to the railings of the inhabitant.' bores, sad where than were so rails the poles Wire Azad is the plug boles by means of boards awl was pica. As the inhabitants corn ;denied. witness asked who was the nausea' man, what thn elder peisouer replied est be had gorse for a few minutes. He then a c ted the is. the new question, When be said that his bleier was iM Mr. Phillips (chief clerk)-10 I. • paie rkereeghters for carriages Witmer Omnibuses are seekinually perwieg, but when the rope is •y they could met gel under. Mr. Did yen me the rope put up Witeme-1 did, sir. They man iato the street followed by over 100 men and children, who were shouting oat " here is Biondi., " and causing • great obstruction. Mr. Gat es, of 81, Star-street, &limed that the princes" canes sad fixed the poles against hi. railawm He was In. doors, and beard the shouting of above • linseed people. Witness went out and untied UN rope, when they drove one pole into the road with a sort of screwdriver, and this went and drove another opposite Dr. Maria. He thee thought it was his duty to pre them in charge, bemuse he thought that if such • performance was to be allowed in the public street, it would acme such • crowd as to quite im pede the %rattle. Mr. Marodleld—Besides, the ant thing to be thought of le the damage .lone to people's property. Had they com menced their performance' Constable. They were about to commence. (laughter.) Mr. Mansfield— Do carriage' go through the street ? Constable—Ob. T ee. It is a great tboroughtera to the Greet Western Midway. Mr. Mansfield (to pneocer)—What do you say to this Elder primmer —1 sea in fault. I been performing takeilthis for some time past. Heave • large family to support, and I tweed get saythiug to do. Mr. Mansfield—How mem of you is there in this per formance! proosar—Thesis we two of es. Mr. Mansfield discharged thee Oa •caution. MR. W. J. Fox, M.P.—The following letter has Leta received from Mr. W. J. You, M.P. for Oldham. in answer to a communication' from some of his oonstituosts at Minton :--•• 3, Sure:-plook Oct. 24, 1861. pair sir,— la answer to your hied • 1 ma only say that ml health is feelds, as might be exported, after a eueessaion of illnesses such as 1 bare esperisneett, but that I bsyli hopes of experimenting in atteudasee when parlisamen Apia meets. My chief +needs( is ia toy eyes ; for, though they partially recovered from the psailyels of the opine urn. to which I was subjected two yore up, the eight MAIM week, and euwattualh euefeesd, so that I se sagely reskietel both as to nod* sod writing. There is • talk of a igkem !taloa d parkiment in the spring, io which ewe I shall certainly sot dead again, awl my constituents mey rely ea rrhoitaiabing the scat earlier whenever I gad myself beapwitated for its duties, but I am uawilhag to dimly* our oassimia• soul thus made oecesaary. I shall ewer ream to feel the Madness and forbearance which have ban shown me, moil the generous and steady adhereoce of ley Room Mewls is particular. lucu.e my writing mere with my owe bard: mod with beat remembrances and regards to the friends for whom you write, 1 em, rem trail?. W. J. Fol.- Coultirras. or Tel RATrLIFVII IMCMDLAZT..-011 ftatnrilay Mean Clifford we. brought before the Notting ham magistraten,charged with setting ere to ewes hanks lie- Leong to Mr. Parr, of Ratcliffe. A few days aroVhs pd. sneer hall as interview with Mr. Pan, and described to bin the cant position of the stacks in the yard, and the nerisor in which he ect them on lire. The pr so however, now denied the chorze, soil attempted to prove en ofiti, but was c.mniitted to Lae his trial at the next Nottingham Amines 111.,0 the dour.. The value of the property destroyed asuoubted to inure than I,XIOf. CITY BETTING. (room ocra snow. 00111IZSPONDLTT.) EXPRESS OPTICS, MO:IDAT Armsoox. CAMBRIDGINIIIRK. sto mpg Heoharn Ws (off ) 7 to Limiglower (t) 8 to arb. Roo (t) 10 to Ounfonaissir ft) 11 b Aalraii 4•40 16 to lanoline 25 oohriolAblomo 25 to Gridiron (t) 30 to Mutineer (t) 30 b Paste (old) 3.1 b Oxford (t) 40 b Sportin ßaron Manchanasal(t) 40 to ISO to Mona ( g t) ife (t) 60 to Crouch Patrick (t) 01 to natation (t) 66 F. Jamie Brown (t) 66 to ramble= (t) 0; to Llboalou. (t) 100 to Promo Plootiblo (t) ILECTISIO TILLEULAPEL) NEWMARKET mismiu.-(TIIIS DAY.) HANDICAP SWERSTALILS.OF 25 SOVS. Picnic Ml I 8 ran. SELLING HANDICAP. Vulture /LATCH. Maggiore beat Heroine. CRITERION STAKES. Five furlongs 152 yards. (Hd Calabar, Sentinel, Alrediaton, e by Mildew, Poly. pody, Knight of St. Michael, St. Alexis, Feu de Joie, Reiland, Waa ['worth, Lam o'Cowria, Wingrave, and Nottingham are here. PAID Voararr. Merry Dinar. Ouse% Eden,Clockmaker, Bryanatone, Amateur, King Christmas, Quoen Elizabeth, Ashford, King of Hearts, Predator% Zambomba, Laughing Stock, Marble Hill, If ippodainia, Prins' Edward, Argo naut, Costa, Salamanca, - M.A., Buckston% Lord Clyde, c by Touchstooe, Phymilis c, Solitvoie c, fby Voltagour, &shone, Balder, Whitenap, Churchman, and Cowboy. ENTRY FOR 501. PLATE. Quoleidgesbire Course. Ociansopolits, 6 yrs, Sit lib ; Pidestro, 3 yes, 84 61b ; Chars Aunts, 4 yrs, 84 filb ; King of Diamood; 4 yrs, 84 2lb , 3 yrs, Art ; Lustre, 5 yrs, 7d121b ; Mem; 5 yrs, 74 Illb ; Imam, 3 yn, 7st 111 b ; &dime, 3 yrs, 74 111 b ; Maid of Mist, 3 yrs, let 101 b ; Glaam, 3 yrs, 74 71b ; Suburbia, 4 yrs, 74 71b ; Oowley, 3 yrs, 74 4lb ; Boabdil, yr; lat 31b ; Moorhen, 4 yrs, 7411 b ; Flirtation, 3 yrs, 7d 21b ; Tighter, 5 yrs, 74 ; Lads Dlek, 4 yrs, 74 ; Makelsor f, 4 yn, fist Illb ; Stanton, 3 yrs, bet 10Ib ; Guilder, 4 yrs, 64 100) ; Duos; 3 yn, Gat 71b ; Rock, 3 yn, 64 ; Captain Fortibus, 3 yrs, Gat ; Aar; 3 yn, 64101 b ; Arco, 3 yn, :at 71b. All ars bars. Pam Foartrr.—Palestro, lona; aad Olsen. ENTRY MR TWO YEAR OLD SELLING HANDI- CAP. Al. IL Old Fowler, RA 10fb ; Burford*, fist 31b ; Otho, fiat 316 ; About, 84 ; M. Limnos, (fit ; *Oll7 f, Set ; Woodford, 7st 1216 ; Twisklii, 7st UM ; Orissobis f, 74. All aris loam RIMY FOR MALDRy ?LATE. Ld 6 forloop d A.P. Tleigion Palmerien, f by Cannobie, Carle. brooks ab y Tatimar, Annette, Lord Durham. Sioelpie c, Weis, o by Nines ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. R.M. ManwsAime, 4 yrs, 34 10Ib ; Reales, 4 YTIN 7.t 1211); Fedi; 3 pe, 74 121 b. MI are hem. CAMIDOVIRISIL —PAID FOLTZI7.--Stazke, Umpire, Defender, Beabow, Aurelian, Precis Old Robert. Mg gists lame f, Robin Hood, Mia. Moorhen, Knight, of the Midis Raman" Maids tbe Pettey, Emithand, Nautilus T Artleas Lagers Rap" Farmers Predictor, Sleek Clad, Fishiest+, Dielphastie, Mire Clem c, Eclair, Dkietor, L Vapour, and Nadas 011111 M MULIVALS. - Coorectioasr. Lord Durham. Thee &Mos Astweep, Mosietrap, Claire, Heaham Lase, and Audrey. LATEST BETTI NO. CRITERION STAR a. 3 to 1 apt WOotravo 4 to 1 Oki Llglabor CAM BRI MESH I RIL sto 1 yet HOOkSall (11 100 to 12 Landlower (%) 9to 1 The Roo (t) II to 1 Cuolostaneer (t) 12 to 1 Astro. id (t) 2% to 1 -- Mutineer (%) 25 to I thelenollo Claims (I) 33 to 1 Bono Ilievebonem 40 to I Neese@ (t) 40 to 1 (lures of the Vole (t) 40 to 1 Orford (4 50 to 1 Paste (t) OPENING OP A DRINKING POUN?AJN BY EARL RUSSELL.-(rms DAT.) Tim drinking fountain recently erected on Tower kill was opined this diorama by FAA Roma Shortly before one o'clock his lordship arrived at the Mint, where it had been arranged that the gentlemen who were to take part in the proceedings should assemble. He wee received by Professor Graham, the Master of the Mist. sled Mr. Wakefield, the honorary secretary of the Drinking Fountains Association. Having been conducted to the office, Ids lordship engaged for some time in conversation with Mr. Gurney, M.P., nod Dr. Lankester. At ten minutes put one a procession WU formed to the fountain, FArl Bunnell walking betweeo the Hon. F. Byng and Mr. Gurley. Though his lordship had desired that the. opening should be as unistentaticim as possible, a con sidemble crowd bad assembled. The covering having been removed from the fountain, Mr. Gurney handed the first draught of water to Earl Russell, who drank it, and the fountain wee, amid loud cheers, declared opened. East Rose= then delivered an address of some length es the model and other }socks which the Drinking Form- Mine Ameiatiou had conferred on society. Dr. LAIIIIIRER also spoke, and before the proceedings terminated three cheers were given for Earl Russell. The design of the fountaiu is chaste and elegaot. ras DUBLIN orirsaas. DUBLIN, SAMILDAT Emma. The trial of the prisoner wee Masud this morn log at the Commission Court, at 11 Aback. The interest manifested by the public in the proesedlep of yesterday bad, if anything, rather increased from the feet that is Louisa Jolly, whom direct esamimaties commenced Lei sewing, would undergo her crom-ezandmation to-day. Miss Jolly detailed the circumstances connected with the Marion+ outrage with much oleoresin, and positively idea. tiled the prisoner Curran as the perpetrator. She under west a lengthened crass-examination, bat her direct evidence remised unshaken. Among other witnesses for the prosecution, the prisoner's kb, employer proved he did not return on the night is qwestion till about twelve o'clock, although ha alleges ha was at lams by tan o'clock. Par tie mown were also examined four or five detec tives, the station master at Milltown, and Mrs. Gilatow, with whom Mow Jolly resided at the time of theft:coronae. Mr. Sydoey, in the course of his address for the prisoner, dated that this captain, mate, stewenless, and sailors of the Holyhead pocket, which left the North Wall at twelve o'clock on Thursday night, the 26th ult., would be brought forward no Monday to prove that Agnes Wylea, a woman of improper character, who was ezamioed on behalf of the crown. left Dublin in their vessel on that night and west to Holyhead and dal not return to Dublin until 12 on Saturday night, the loth ult., and that she could not have been in Sockvillentreet s on the night of the 27th ult., when this outrage woe committed. - At the conclusion al Mr. Sidney's speech the court ad journed till ten o'clock os Monday wort:nag, when the trial will be resumed. It is stated that China has already been entered aserly 100 Proketant missionaries. Ia t►s Canton pro vince there are abwit 28, of whoa 17 are in the city of Canton itself. In Fukkeee there are 18 ;in Obi-Kiang 10 arl2 ; it Kiang•sa about 23, all in Shanghai ; in Shantung ;In Chili 6, all at Tiettain. In Hankow there will soon be two, and in Nanking Chore L OWL . . The Bombay Citsa;diais contains a proteet against the practice of ordering European °doers to attend the heathen rites of heathen prison, laud adding to the idola trous display by salvoes of nateksitry from British soldiers. At &rode, on the occasion of the Oaspatti and DOOMS illiiirikti it has been the erica for many years for a petty el wet soldiers accompanied by their oaken to ►ttend ea the Gulcowar, as be performs in public the eersoomine eon meted with the heathen festivals. Arrivals for She west iodise Nov. S lost year, SASS sod dellvd7 2.344 auks. Thu arrivals lad week 1,21:2 casks from St. Petersburg, 129 trod Adidas. and SO tram other places—Total, LOA cads. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is about the ease aeon Monde, last, and there is not much alteration in the trade. There Is a considerable proportion of inferior, and several remain unsold. The supply of sheep is only a little larva than last week, but the demand is not so Rood and prises are rather lower. Trade is dull for mires, chaise ones are sot plentiful and maintain late rates. From °ar mee, sad Holland there are 2,300 beasts, 9,200 sheep, and 112 salves; Ireland, 1,300 beasts, 800 sheep, and 15 calves and 2,300 bests froenthe northern and midland counties. _ _ M done of alba a d. a d. Boot loots, floral& 4 8 6 JIM Mort-bons 4 6 4 floord psl boikols II 0 4 Odom 4 4 6 4 4 6 Bast Desa lIIVINTds 6 4 6 is c7esei Dolt Dust lit-bds6b 0 0 Ds* Lostg.wools 6 0 Da do. norm 0 0 Isivo dt soma qua. 4 6 Da do. lam 0 0 Labs —. s. 4. O 0 0 4 O 0 4 10 O 0 O 0 T : WO. mil Last^ MAW; Calm, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) News. Pattenden and Smith report a better demand for ►ope of all kinds at advancing prices. The total old duty Y 114,701/. fie. 11d. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wall. End Hellos, 30. ; Walls End Lerebtaa, 19.. W ; Walls End Stewart., 201. ; Walls End South Hatton, 20s. ; Walls End Itraddyls Heal°, 19s. 3d. ; Walls Ead Rumen Helton+, 19.. 3d.; Walk End South Kelloe, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, 18s. 9.1. ; Walls End Kepler Grange, 19e. 3d.; Walls End Cassop 19..; Walls End Kelloe, 19s. 6d.,• Walls End Ede n Main, 18.. 6d.; Tunatal, 18s. ; Will. End Thorpe, 17.. 9d. ; Pittingtoo, 17a; Walls End Aeon C 1..., 18s. ; Walls End Whitworth, 16s. ; T.ndeld Moor Hater, 13s. ; Hartlepool West Hartley, 16e. M ; %bads Hartley, 17.. 9d. ; Davidson's Hartley, 17.. 9d.--88 Ships at market. THE CoNrzwww Berninda, which has recently attracted so large an amount of attention upon American waters, in connexion with the operatione of the navy of the Confederated States, is • Tees-built steamer. She was built some time this year by Mews. Richardson and Duck, of Stockton. She is a double.plated iron vessel, and will, so doubt, give the Federal' a deal of trouble before she Is got rid of. After being launched she proceeded to Hur {loped, and there obtained a crew from the three towns of Stockton, Hartlepool, aol Middlesborough. The bead engineer belongs to Stockton. The men, the local P pers state, were paid two months in atheism, sad the usual " pay•ticketa " when vessels are going an keg voyages were withheld. She took in part al I her cargo at Hartlepool, which port she left same nine weeks since, and proceeded to Liverpool, where she was leaded with stores, ammunition, cannon. Afire, ke., end these* proceeded to America. The local papers state the vessel changed captains at Liverpool, and when the men left they were not in the least aware of the expedition on which they wore sent out. All the busioeu coonectod with the Bermuda has been conducted io the most secret manner possible in this country —Tune.. The Liverpool Albion, of to-day, says :—"The screw.stearnship Bermuda. from Hartlepool, which recently ran the blockade at Charleston, is sow dee at this poet with a return cargo of cotton. We are expecting to hear of the arrival out at southern ports of three other siaunen, which nailed hoes British for soallsers perks." Ca MATCH BETWEEN LITIMPOOL AND DUBLIN. -OD Saturday several members of the Liverpool Chess Club =d a contest by magnetic telegraph with the Dublin Club. Six games were played with the following molt One drawn, three unfinished, and two relinquished la eelieegmace of a misunderstanding oecaaioeed by en error ha the itaoemiesion of a move. The advaalage, calks whole, wee is favour of Liverpool. Mbest. Cortwisoki 444 1144414 .. 8161 I =I 150 .A1k• •• . 1 •• • • 49 Ma,ILI (liillesas !Pau . - 111iini. — A l I2S 1 1 1 :6 1 47 bib .. r ••'•' • • • • ' ... leY siiii 1 iiiii :17;4 : : : 901) cwt.. MINCING LARD.—(THD3 DAY.) SCOML—Tbe salsa are confined to 250 bap brown Kau- Him, at 335. • 300 boxes Havana, at 39a. ; and 50 bldg. d Port:s Rico, at Ate. 6d. to 40s. 611. Reamed un altered. Correc—At previous price. a t.w Was ban been made I Plantation Ceylon. Tir.a..—A fair basiness id doing at full prices. market is inactive. icalittritT.J47o bags Bombay mold M 300. OoTToX ocatiatiov active, at firm priors, good Oomniwillbee Sant sold at &L tad Tiooivally Madno for arrival alao &i. . . . is in brisk request, at a further demos of 10s. to Ma per cwt. Immo.— A further extensive business has been tram meled at bagbar prima. The 'abbe We. advertised for to-morrow consist of 00 .bass st West India, 4,000 begs Mauritius, and 1,800 bags Soya mar. 260 maks and MO begs Ceylon coffee, sad NO bags Bengal ries. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is Ann, at the following rates. :—Torre tallow, SU 3d., sett cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spa, 52.. to 52e. ed. ; all the year, 52e. ; December, 524.3 d. ; January to Marsh, 32e. dd., " buyers ;" March, ZiJe., " buyers f April to Jose, Ma. to Ms. dd. tAaTictTiass 01 TALLOW. Sleek on band this day .... Dedvery lain week Ditto from let June Arrival la* went Ditto ON Id Jew Me* Y.C. par ewe. this day Ditto Tows lad /May BEARE LI82&-(THIS DAY.) Two &Cum The railway share market today is quiet, and the only alteration worth mentioning is a decline of I per cent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire stock. South Eastern is rather firmer. London and North Western stock is now quoted 91 to 4 ; Great Western 71 to 4 • Midland, 127 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1064 to 1, after being marked 106 South Eastern, 771 to 78 ; Great Northern, 1114 to 1124 ; Eastern Counties, 544 to 65 ; and Cale donian 105 to; Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at 1 to 1 prem. The Indian Linea show a ten dency to improvement, especially East Indian. Great Luxembourg and Antwerp and Rotterdam railway shares are likewise in demand. O&DLXAAT MUM ASO MOIL 01'41 " AWAY & I Cl eft a te N I If:: fatiourVaL illesklbera .111,11 mall Tnip Boolobalartaimii.c Mad mai »w Calleicadaa Oarrwan Oat and Bearke Do. • .1 • Do MT. until Do 8 p.o. Ls veld to D. Danis am' &nut No. Dua,Peeth. Abdan. Us& Aniet u. Doloa, Stack A Do. Wok B Beat eatk =LB. Widows OW aeotlubd o Oral Isether• D ft • aloe Da B !sock D 1 i CIL lama &Weil. 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Idisad Osse.M.e.Sioak Do.Ooes. rr.i /Sep. o Do. 66 p.c4. ProlAteek Do. Lelditedus 4 p.s Nerfolki• WM Rook Nadi SOWS mess Do. New Cho. p. Do.Berder Union gas N.lbs.—Coss.6 }ALM D do. Do. Leeds 6p. el de No. 1 Go.Yeek. IL • Lpsrs Meth IftWerdshr. 11•4615 k Owl New Pref. les6.X.l.Sep.s6.ProLal D0.Mee.0.66.6. Ds. *Albs! Mee Doves Mud 66 p. I. Ws. Peed. As. MOM Do. pm 4101 Do. Med 46 per dust Wallso pr. p. Do. 46 pat se• Ye> d paps De. do. 3664. e De. do. Clips WO's& &Missy Owe. W.lud-021. Do. do. lat Cto Co. Newp. dp.d Pred Do.dispeep dp.d peel AMMON L Pd. I i•MIMS. ria . 199966 Arinow , 1/10/6•LIDa. „ = I =l, a "41. U Oarswou l e ba id a i ra. 8 .11 1° 1 =6...k. 14 Oat* Mai* an "Awn •1 m ,04. lambs ra saa . . •. • an 06. Naiad • raw— an 04. Lueol94. wail= J an .la46owwWww • Ids an 'Ulna Tonalwal C• lean awl lissaw ▪ iMarla Jaaisals en Nralll4•6l, 49 8 1: ▪ D 0.64.4 an 'imam 61 6081 U Ds New Shwa an liarwaglas 'Doak Prat. 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I =l. Do. pad Ds.. pa Not. do. .. Idolb.Oorpdp. cli.Doado N.Bramoota Orr& Do. fe. Lad 60. a. :7. pc. ! lase &id 71. 1 .._ 7.-1 no.Pturb . Pcqw.1.39'.1911.1 BRITISH ttrltlt6 iron .. Dor. C. Con. asvisik ) .. Lot Esse& ( Mop.) .. Vast Condon &Wh.lionol (Tarlolk ) Oramblir & Auby& .. Great hoot& Takes ) GAM Altrod=oll .. G. Wh. Vor ( Orrovillo Herod o-loot Mirka Doe= • faidillortha Nitri(oa7 Moat) l•was N. Trams (Min i NWb. Ilmot ( ) o,th Wheal Croft Par Cora (ha Prortiorr orlddisOoa. o(l= ll 1). 11. OSMAN' a 1...) S. Cara Brea (Ulopa) S. Drool on • Qom Ithdas (14a. S. W. IMAM (Ilikora) lini 'Taw all &Load 114.0 Y.. of Towsi r mi d e ) I W. ( ( ) ) We* Beret Oarectoo West Setae Wit. Beene wt. Bel_ IdworriCrl;toeiTh) Kitty (on. Waist Mt. Inset Kw Am ) Madisak* /Metros, 11.1.1 1 10121 T *lOOll IS It 141 lbe No. 1110. 1 BANN IN. 161 prices. I Sake. NON UN Agra wed U. Ser. lank lO Si 87 86 NAOS N Avalralaila all 61 IS - LOAN SS ark at WI. an 901 211 - 6,800 IN beak al - 10,000 10 link d Turkey 5 # # 415 - 10,000 50 DM& N. Aseries —an 53 14 64$ *l6O ID Orel. nsak at IRAN Amami* and China . all 101 201 101 10,0 0 0 111 Awe. d INN Lea., awl OWN all 51 11 38 .... NI NO 10/ - SONO 101 - *KO WU Chia. d Omuta NON NO N London NON 11l Nig.ll•44.4kAad.heaVL all 17 171 - 000 N SO . Munk el BwltNelawL ell - - - NOONN 10 Dm OIL DankoiNelew AWN all 3 24 961 -. N 00 Do. New 16,000 1141 and ly , N Jnt Net - 40 10,0 700 00 SO It Beath Akira 16 10 rsk r - *lO IN lank awl WelidaNer lO 10 - 16,00 110 Nan Prey. el 10.1001 4l .... - SAN 10 Da. New ll - - NON 60 Nalonsl lisak - - 11,00 N 10 New South Wales *WO Si Oriental Bank Dorpaes. all 6 7 1 52 - NOOO 10 Bank - 90.000 100 Provincial el Irving - - - 16,0001 26 South Australia 40,000' 26 Union of Allatralla - 64001 CA Union of Loodos - LON 100 !Unity Medal II , m- - 19 1 1211801LLANNOBL No. I Ski 00140N10. Pd ICL prior I 801 e s. 16, 10 1 " . " • "" _.. all 11 16 - 10 A teal Nan N 414 all 1 1 - 116 1000 Atlantic TeL (UN).- all - - - IM, 16 Anstrallaa AgrieN.... 19 27 19 -. N la . a Wallerwerts. all 6 61 61 1 L ON 66 Nit 4% Istalt Meg. Tai. 1 an IS 111 - MIR 10 Do. 11 - 11,110 20 Do. O T C ~ as 9 It - MU 114 107 . Lind 6ll - immk.Bl4 Oco ar ktgotilag.tisaell all 16 17 - IS. Palace - 1 10,910 74. rreferente lOO 106 26 ICI 100 i 6 910000 It. Do. 6p. et. rerp. Deb lOO 106 107 - 90400 II L Indian Lonillippagß I If - WOO SO Yastlndialrrig.tt Usual 1 per lpm 11 NUN M. NUNN* Telegraph - 10,000 I ace. am Aust. Cop. - 16,060 II 046. Mom Navtgatles 14 - -.- M 0406 1 11199911/40 Polled) 1 I 4 11/2400 1 Do. 176 par coot. PraL all $ MOM 1 Las. DiikM Dal. CL.) 44 - Ma - 100N0 4 Loa. Om Omalbm Ow all 11 II - 60000 10 Made.. helm. • Oral 1 If 2 pm 31/ 0,000 10 MolltarrsamaMmTd. all - - - 12000 10 Molnar. az. TeL (Um) ell 2 6 - 6000 26 Naslooal Dimorat Co 6 1 Of die .- 2000 20 Sartaddaoeabklrea(L) I 14 tot dl. - 11,110 10 ffailwdlaada load . - all - - ...• M, 6 Do. Sp. 2,1 a. Al 'Ma. all 1 1 - LIU 100 N. Drum. IN. lied Ld. 81 7 12 - 110070 IN. Drlt. Auetralagan all I 1$ - 66,060 1 • Gat - 60,000 1 De. "New Shane' all I If 1 40,00 10 . la.llom. (um.) all 1 6 1$ 6/0,000 IL Peel River Unlit Ma 100 47 60 10,000 NI Penta. andOrten. Urn all 69 71 70 -- 110,000 50 Da. Now BO 11 18 pm - e 6,00 10 11.4. a a lad. TeL 0.41 all 411 10/ 10.e00 oo Ithrommo bon all 161 1 - 10,000 16 Do. New all 414 - woo WO Royal Mall 15... 40 61 NI - 100,000 62 • • Aaat. 111400 m. 100 130 140 14,20 G II • Aadrallaa load all 33 U 54 16,030 1 Maarlm TaL 11016 - 60,000 1 Do. do. larlatarod all 1 - 11,040 10 Do. do. - 12,6 k 6 10 1 Ag.et Aeolians 60. /0 0 16 Truat& (Limi Ln..ft.U.Canwia 6 ted) net Issue. 1 1 die 1 pin - - - - 80,000 6 Un. Kingdom Tel. (1..). 2 INs par -. 10,000 100 Van 010199••• land... MA 9 10 •-• tOTINCIALSHARR MARKETS._ • LIVERPOOL, Ocr. 26.—ftales today :—Eastern 0001111116, 11— On.at Western. 114—Lancashlre and Yorkshire, 106 44-11an cheater, ItheMeld, and Lincolnshire, 451 454—Yidland, 1274 4—South Eastern, EMI —Antwerp and Rotterdam, 64 ll—Orest Luxembourg. 91 13a. 9d.—Royal insurance, 34 b}—Leeds and Liverpool Canal, 600 505—Thames and Mersey, 11 14. llailennalltn, OM 16—The market was wverryy qskt.—Great Western of Canada, 9.—Oreat Western, 714 and Yostakire, 106 Sl—London and North Western, 913—Yanehaster, Shadleid, and Thiseobishire, 46 ll—Midland, 1274 p-Bouth Inatern, 23 6-16-71 re AIEUVERCO. 14 d.—Dover Fire Per Cent. (11. paid), b. p.—Lazaabolui, 9 11-16 f—Lanauldre Lasuzent" 944 d. MIXES-{THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The mining market is rather quiet to-day, and prices in most instances are without change. Vassal Beton shares opened at 107 to 109, but have since receded to 102 to 104. Provi dence are firm at 42 to 43, and East Caradon steady at 264 to ; 44 Marke Valley are quoted 94 to 10 ; Hingaton Downs, to ; East Devon Great Consols, 14 to 2 ; Caradon Console, 12 to 15 ; and Treloweth, 2to 4. No business is recorded in the Stock Exchange official Foreign and colonial descriptions show no varia tion worthy of notice. East del Rey have been dealt iu at and 4 prem. General Mining (Nova Scotia), at 23 ; and Unite d Mexican at 64 and 64. The latter arc in fair demand. At East Wheal Falmouth meeting, on the 21st instant, the accounts showed • credit balance of 3851. ss. Ild. A call of 10s. per share was made. The Wheel Cupid amounts, presented at the meeting on the 25th instant, showed a debit balance of 1751. 80. 4d. A all of 2s, per sham was made. At Fast Grenville Mine meeting, on the 25th instant, the accounts showed • Wanes of liabilities over mots of 8901. 18e. tkl. A call of 3s. per share was made. The Westminster Mine sold, on the 24th instant, 55 toes of lead ore, at 12/. Bs. per too ; Mount Pleasant 60 tom, at 121. lls. 6d. per ton ; and Pool Park, 15 tons, at 121. Bs. per too. The Viceroy of Egypt is expected at Vienna next month, wheoos, it is said, be will proceed to Paris and London. 100 In N 111. ii 100 1 DS 110 116 106 110 107 106 106 106 116 116 60 86 110 111 79 81 116 116 109 111 101 108 106 108 N 100 ST 0 1$ 90 101 . 193 10 1 he 10 10. 74 70 1U 112 1111 112 135 120 122 112 110 101 102 160 166 117 160 73 75 98 96 114 IA US 136 J to pm I II PM 116 US 100 161 01 90 10 111 191 10 1 lf p PO 92 9 dis par Lm' As° 112 138 10 114 34 3,4 100 101 100 103 88 100 54 86 117 28 32 23 12 33 44 67 114 1113 118 121 100 101 118 121 ILILWAIII. N la' i-I ei 101 a .“ Ad k r ne 3 41 all SO le ti ita 8 7 dis 40 44 gi a 4 II 4as 3 .1' I t tg, 143 2 74 1 STOOKS. 91. 91.11r4r0►,1p.e.ismaik14400 Nwe K Nodelk‘p.s.lear.4l4s.ll4* 91 N R. N *AI 4p.oLlea.4llJaly 100 0 11•91110010 ML 4 0 44. 1• 00 91 St W./91114.10d.-44 p.Ol. 100 10 10 10 10 10 10 IN IN IN NI IN NI IN No IN la. 6%5 LEO ‘OOO &IMO 0.400 1.120 14000 512 9,900 4000 30,000 %WO LOU 400 i IA"! 66 N N 100 3 3 to Ts Si TO a ii 41 s* i * 11 4 ei 101i 1011 N 101 10111 1011 100 101 Rif itt 194 01 U U 99 41 111 111 31 $4 90 190 aa' 9 2 10 96 V/ 23 92 $3 90 98 99 91 9S 4 6 4 6 $ 6 11 $ 101 102 i t ": abl 370 07 72 ii i f lc In 1 46 6 3 P 112 26 6 44 441 it 1 li 2 b 9 12 41 J. 1 K 6 10 ; 7 : 1 l ik 6 6i zd 1 16 1 t 117 16 300 $lO id SD 66 76 83 It 2 6 6 .10W ° 10 op &All ~) : 1 2 11_5 10 7 .4d: _ 'it. 12. lfs. Y. IL. luLTat a j r LA. .. -- T --- o•da,l los .... lef MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two VOLoci. The funds have shown firmness this morning. After advancing per cent., however, prices have returned to the closing quotations of Satur day. The other markets are very inactive, and prices are nominally unaltered. Business in English railway stocks is restrained by the approach of the settlement, preparations for which will be commenced to-morrow. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renters opened at 68fr. lOc., being about per cent. lower than on Saturday. _ Console are officially marked 93 and I for money, and 93/ and 1 for the account. The present quotations are 93 to I for money, and 931 " sellers," for the 7th November. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cents. Reduced, 91*, /, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105 t, 1041, 1061 ; ditto for account, 104, 1051 ; ditto scrip, 105 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1863, 82, 811 ; ditto 1864, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 14a. pram. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 98, 971 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 105 ; Exchequer Bills, March, ss. prem. ; ditto June, 125., 13e. prem. The foreign stock market is very quiet, and scarcely any alteration has occurred in prices. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 801 to t, and that of 1858, 681 to 1. Mexican bonds are marked 261. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100, t, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cent., 1839 and 1859, 100, ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 911, 921 ; Equador Naw Consolidated, 151; Italian Five per Ceuta. ,681 (exchange, 25fr.) ;Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 261; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 471 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 82 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 801, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 681, 1. Foos O'CLOCK. Console are quoted 93 to it for money, and 931, "buyers," for the account, showing • fractional improvement since 2 o'clock. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow--(" continuation day"), and terminate on Thursday. The Persia took on Saturday from Liverpool for New York 80,820/. in specie. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was firm, with sales to the extent of 20,000 bales. The Board of Trade returns for the mouth of September show that the ratio of decrease in the export trade is increasing. It will be remembered that in August the exports of home produce and manufactures were less by 1,197,7641., or 9 per oent., than in Awust, 1880. In September, the decrease, as compared with Sep tember, 1880, rose to 2,426,248/., or 18 per cent. The total for the nine months is less by 7,929,0141., or 7} per cent., than last year. The falling-off is still chiefly in the American trade, but the ship ments of goods, particularly cotton manufactures and yarn, to India have also declined considerably, owing to the rise in prices, combined with the bad state of those markets. As regards imports the chief movements are a decrease in grain and flour (although the totals under each of these heads are still considerable), a diminished import of American cotton, and increased arrivals of Indian. An extraordinary meeting of the Eastern Counties Railway Company is called for the 12th November, for important objects, namely, to authorise the creation of capital under the company's act of the present year, and to authorise the company to sub scribe towards the proposed railway, " for the con veyance of coal and goods to commence at or near March, in the county of Cambridge, by a junction with the Eastern Counties Company's line of rail way, and to terminate by a junction with the line of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, at or near Agleam, in the county of York, and to raise the necessary funds for such subscription." This project has been alluded to on previous oc casions in the Daily News. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of November. Apart from the payment re quired on Lombardo Venetian and South Austrian Railway shares, which are principally held abroad, the amount is limited. Amount per Share. Due Already ' Number Due In Nor.. 1861. Data. Paid. Call. of Shares. Amount. Bahia and Ban Francisco 6 131 110 0 90,000 1136,000 Dundalk and Enulukll• len, Cootekill Patten stop East Indian 6 per Cent. Debentures, 1881 North British £lO Gun- ranteedribaria, --- 1811117. 11 5 60 0 29,682 148,410 South Austrian lto 16 16 2 0 0 750,000 1,500,000 South Eastrrn of Por- tugal lot i 1011* ni 20 M° zd _id .-. 4 4 80 0 16,000 45,000 Total in Nov X 1,887,404 Total called la eleven months of 1801.... L 12.084.743 The third coupon, fixed at 9f. 76c., is now pay able on the shares in the Carmaux Coal Mines and Railway Company. We are requested to state that the subscription list for the Bay of Havana and Matanzas Rai lroad Comp►ny's loan will be closed on Wednesday. SATURDAY Evumo. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to 4, both for money and the 7th Nov., opened this morning at 934 to 4, rose to 934, and closed at 93 to 4. The official huffiness report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consuls, for money, 934, 4, 1: 4, ; ditto for account (Nov. 7), 934, ,4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, ; New hree per Cents., 914, 4,4, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886, 15 9.16 ; Bank Stock, 230, 229; India Five per Cent., 1051, 106, ; ditto for account, 1064, 105 ; ditto scrip, 151 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, ; ditto 1803, tiB4 ; Five per Cent. " enf " rupee paper, 'JB, 974 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1 The India Five per Cents. wore firm at 104 k to 1054 ; the Five per Cent. rupee paper at 974 to 984 ; and the Five-and-Half per Cent. at 1044 to 1 Tte March Exchequer Bills were steady at 4s. to 7s. prem., and the June at 12a. to 15s. prem. Foreign stocks were quiet, and scarcely any variation occurred in prices. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 44 to 3 prem. ; Thames and Mer sey Marine, Ito 14 prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 14 to 14 die. ; London and Provincial Marine, to d is. ; Commercial Union Fire, dia. to par ; Mercantile Fire, to I prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 4to prem. ; Loudon and Lancashire Fire Insurance, to I prem. ; Telegraph to India, par to prem. ; anti Roodee Iron Shipbuilding, par to prem. Victoria Government Debentures were more in quired for, and recovered to the extent of about per cent. ASSAULT BY ♦ PUGILIST.—On Saturday, the pugilist, William Thompson, alias " Bendigo," was appre hended at Sheffield on a charge of committing a hews,' and unprovoked assault. On Friday he was carousing iii the Black Rock, Caatle•street, when the incident occurred which brought him, not for the first time, in collision with the law. A waiter, named Robert Chadwick, employed at another public.house, went into the room, and Bendigo seems to have got up a quarrel with him. Chadwick was not in the least able to cope with him, and Bendigo struck him several times, and inflicted severe injuries. A ,arrant was obt,ined by Chadwick, and Bendigo was apprehended. He was in a fearful state of drunkenness. His left eye bore t h o tnices o f a hea•y blow, a memento of a fray at Birmingham. lie was removed to a cell below, but on the cell-keeper going down span Bendigo forced his way up stairs, and struck the officer a violent blow. Several of the force then got around lam, and succeeded in getting him into soother cell. Shortly after be was locked up, he licitan to throw the rugs out of the "trap" in the door of the oell—Lecda Mercury. Ith Jed a. Pief rr 43,616 2,187 31,620 11,426 WU /Oa 63. Ob. 0,1 62,11104 2,0 41,111 0,410 44,113 100 3d. Ils. 9d. 34.4348 UMS 61,000 1,101 31.51111 SU IL I 6 tiel 1011 - 1211 "a Ni H - Pm 1 I J'