The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-16 00:00:00

___ THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1861. 1 ; _ _._ ---- o s. MONEY Kilt r LAW INTELLIGENCE. LATEST SPORTING DTT'FIALIGENCE. SHARE LISTS.-{THIS DAY.) 1 (THIS DAY.) •- - . -- ___.,„ ___ la. exinlui routimust I rd I 11.611,11 AW. I , I 9. =C u i t t ia . , COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. illiv v.N,.ic TM NEWMARKET MEETIN E° O I"II. .-(T ) HIS DAY.) Two O'OAM. me sti Menne ague i as 6) The railway share market to-day is generally Si. 10. aria. Bea aCtla4.oaa 1076 11114 961 - -. The funds to-day ei a further advance of 4 better. There is a rise of ito 1 per cent. ts. 0,„ ....„,,,, D. 4. L.• 3 4 q ..... . 1 (Befor e Mr. ilselitt. Registrar.) OATLARLB PLATE. in Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Cale- is an es. imienese 1 (lonian, and Eastern Counties stoats, which 10 $ la 191 BuBleelloallatailleldt -. theother departments IN Re CM. Aurehan ... ... ... show chief buoyancy. London and North-Western ep.s. ids., Aug. dency of prices Ladle -. The bankrupt was • machinist, of Melburne. Debts. luaus ... ... eadonadbyDraditaL 70 7S can Bonds have impro I ow. : assets of trilling animal Gibraltar ... 3 stock ix now quote) 911 to 921 ; Great Western IN ter De. tarn urnotuta. a le _ "• ... •*' - most of the principal us.. i•hurst. for the amignees, offered aoopiarlition, and 12 raa. 694 to 4 ; Midland, nal to i ; Lancashire and /40 f . 1 .1 . ci ami5 p " 41 1 1 12 87 ,..4. 4 P r ". .4 I :I 5 ~ e bankrupt pnalcil. SWEENTAKES OF 10 SON'S. T.V.C. Yorkshire , 1041 to 10111; Caledonian, 1061 W e i ;m i s Ospet&Domattcgio. e a ads - settlement in share 13 NC MITRE* DEEVIE KIDD. Lalicalak Vtaerater• Barb Pliers. 9 • 0 • 9 1 00 , sad South E as t ern 78} to 79, being comparativ ylB all 00 71011.1r e aer gent. - - - DI au llealleen - The bankrupt ea. • straw-hat manufactrwer, of Fore- Anxiety f. All are haw dull • and East:ern Counties, 64,1 to 564. gt 109 BIM lairs •••• •t. trauma; linter the fi rm of "A. Duffle and CO." This ENTRY FOR TWO YEAR OLD HANDICAP SWEEP- Les ' mbardo-Venetian Railway ahares are steady, to di Do. (Wolper, _ _ p 1 e c t o i o n n s 0 . ..• or esaniisits. ineetiug. The unsecured debts anal STAKIN. Last halt of Ab. M. IN all De. 14p. et Debut llO 101 - 1.1.1'1••• • AP , 12.7440. ; curls state.l at about 3,0100/. Debts aro, Ait 1011 b ; Madan.° Champigny, Pat nb; mho.- at ito i prem. Great Luxembourg have risen. mo all Da 6 a ei. de. 1864 100 101 - money, bl ear 927 c a l : present quotations I . 1 1.•... w. erne ...tom by property valued at 1.010% .. too Maid tat 711); Itiondella Sat •1 ; Harold, Hat 4lb ; b tanDINAII2 SIMKO AID ITOCILM IGO all Do. dn. do. 18 3-76 los los - 924 tO 111. 31,.... apia-ansl for the assignees ; Mr. Sargood (in. . I iatee f, wet 214; lir mina. Sat lab ; Seidiume, Oat ; . . it I I ILULWATS. rig I (Usi rratc4 re' gales to-daY I to 1 p.m. DA all Do. So. sio. WM .1 101 LI at. 10 'Wend hunk a/ Csamd. 10 10 - - - and . . .. : ~..i 1., Nie...-...t.hussu for the bankrupt. Incitatim. let ; Hadji Star , Nat ; Tow Savers, 74 1211.; au I'd ro. . . 100 all Do. 'per et. Prot t • ..0., t u.l;oaresoent wee asked. on the gotrand that the Hubert, 7st 10h ; Bacchus, 7st 10Ib; Morooco, 74 TB, ; -• Uffl an Dasacerst.s .eLse. re Id Tstoche 233, 232; 23 b 2 us ; i nre ness ' , lst • were not satisfactory. The bankrupt had wine to Wilrl Dock, ist 71b; Spark, 74 711 s ; Mackeock. 74 71b; s L ia . IN far big ri ea . w°l *.acb ea r 4B4 " gval. 71 8 145 an De. S par et. &bent al as - t . .. -. 0,1 " 04 .1 tits 3 " . ."4•0 1 "."1 clAw. ol , re , ..... "'t o . Maiden'. 74 41b ; Tube Rose, 74 4lb ; Ninette f, IS WV up all Lls. I per N . 1901.... 37 44 -1..•. Its a •liridtis .1 1 0,10/. or 41111.0. lie an rt e 4 lot • 411 a ;f by l_kinuobie, Get 1011%. All arc here. all Macke 16 all L'l)th aud Tyne -. ... .., WS ea Da do. VW.. 30 33 130 34 - I -• perpecreCntea 1 , -..s 4.. in the ponud by instalments, and was a11......1 to g o * all Boston, Slearrd,llllLC Si 81 el all Do. do. len M. 109 12 l Orieet w. il leillike . PenhiSula - 90 051 .41 Furth. r credit IN. given him. but he made • default SELECT STA KDI E.M. In . 90. 100 0.1.1.1 4 Neter - 911 I 'al i dittof;NeFWiThreere ts :di ti a; luring the see.m.l inataln•ent, tiled another petition fur Kettledrum, Rusaley, Lawyer, and Roe are here. N. MO eso..i..tilan all (Sib and limbs WO 14161 106 & . It. 100 Gt. B. of India g. 6n et 97 0 d i 1 3 i -. for 'meows 103 1 98 863, 4; Five per I ~,, ...4emrst, an.l alleged that the accounts under his SWEENTAKES OF 50 BOYS. Criteriuu Course 96. ... . -.- - . . :I •an M.lessteanotaolhare. 94 , 91 i 1 - 964, 4, i ; ditto, Five f..m.er petition were .17 , 41.004 to the extent of 12.000 , .. Ki of Hearts, Q. E. D , awl Bra to Horace are . ad here . N ill . o 16 MI i °M P. • a t no illv. mill t ! t -• a . 16 Do. New IR 111 duo , ' - 190 al/ Do.4p.oadapa77ll.e.op 96 97 I - Exchequer Bills, M lb.• matter Loin.; turned into bankruptcy. he was directco W all 'Do Bpa I=lo b. -.- - . BEDFORD STARES. Last S furlongs of A.F. , 'lOO all , Do. 61 do.. 77.witop. 4S Ili ro 1.T.-parr hi, servants ..o er to ahoy.. how the error 10 1110 Xurullo, Marble Hill. and Q. E. D. are here. N all •Dahtha ' t 41 43 - Ire all all I D D:..6rp . ..ct. 7ll lkie with" l.P67. - 2 - i 4 , ,,,, I , 4, , ...enta bad arisen. The assignees haul eat hail Si en 'Desba,Perth • &Abea m :. 10 104 16, 111. l i ra IllaMegn ilal A V:Mee - too.- for fall invatspition. and therefore asked far as ail. ARJUERD. UN. - Zan • - - June, 95., oe. prem. Mexican bonds I _ I,airnio , ol. LATEST RE7TING. iri WI oil 5 IL 100 Do. do. 1 et. 57 98 marked 264. The Ti k los Ibuserb• UN," /Stook A AS 66 - 'La. le 91 Mr. Sargo...l °mewed the adjournment cm the mead that CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 94. WI Do. W. peed. 10 all Do per 1. d 0... - Ma - dined i per cent., be tie re fuel alreely Ire•la Mioleient time for oho examination. ~ to • agst Heehaw Lass (ea) J.I. . 13 , ups s D ui ck a d Mock b _II 3 .. 1 Illi _. . .1 Mil et 149 Melb.Corp • et. .. - di .. - - Mr. S. E. I.ewis, fur use of the new creditors, also asked MO to $ - Asteroid (t) 9k 100 FAlimeruhan Mamma SS 13 - . M an I Branswiet mt (-scads . I t .0 fu1i41.131044.1. RN to 6 - Caraariae ( t) 616. 1* !lknobrci,Perth, Deader SI IS - *es A cap. an. - whilst that of 1868 Sales are recorded I _ N ill 'Forth and Clyde Jima. -•-• 1 Itimately an adjouramegt was ordesaL 31) to - Roe (t) N ai Ds. do. Lamt do. 4 6 - 1111. IN ilsagew 16. waste's 106 106 - se all Do. do. 13 cap, do. II 6 -. Cent. Certificates, ggl 13 Sr JARDINE. 20 to - Pante (t) le all limas North*/ goolind - - - W all Dn. do. !mil do. 1 6 - The bankrupt was a licensed victualler. of Tottenham. VD to - Confectioner (t) 11. 1.02 Oceat N wan lye - Conaolidated, 34 ; ten ter - m umertraml. mid Kir...rater. This wee the examinatioa ro to - I van hoN (t) la tr e l tit 111111 i In. WO Mande I IMb - 254 284 ; ditto aeu iii.oligg.. it. 4... UMW. ;no mert., all the property be* ato - Gra iron (t 1 In. 1 aas 1010 11 16 I linini D b e d ... 4.4. P d auL l ub ied.g.dm se an Do o - - - , hel.l lir wenn-4 crashing% ou to ha - Ilaroajltion } c usen (t) 16. st. too ..u. & , ti ft thaWavit. A3 a"chilice ar: I L I. Gnu Wester. ' WI IN Wi 091 i -- gt. 00 1 .4t.Flot. Scrip 96 1 95 6 tile - - New Granada Tw He Mr C. E. Lewis, fur the aseignees, consented to the 46 to - Lod N. lea Do.BtourVaLtatinbik 16 68 I bankrupt pasem z . 40 to - Ramose. (t) al Me 1041 ...1 Coupo H ns ali and per 1 hs...laccordisgtv. 1000 to 10 - Rap (tt , st. 10., three Yorkakto 106 MN London sad 110.01tWen arr so 66 VOCKIL 11100 to 10 - E itenhand (t) Ilk IN at So ,Cea. ,64 Brt=ooa Do Dot 114 40 114 43 ill - Na I 1 91. I DOM. di. I :00 Pd I ci o • o Pri es_ eek I Balsa anxdc-a. iPYINC W.. IN l ia. N W Kt . 911 . till 21 1 - _ WO all I las . Kighths - - _ t 1e0 154.0 4 020 10 8L Commercbd . p. et. - - TEE POLICE COURTS. LONDON AND PR lAL DI F 9 it - - won. 2 81. , 8. D0 .2 6 .4 Weja Pref. 111 1 1 101 - ~1214 4(e7g (exchange 4e') Russian 11.) F ; o P u o i l . l -a l PANT (LIMIT E D.)-(THI S S D M A U T N .) r C°M. n a. Na m 2...d Loado ..l. netgo j n ei th i n . aster tinuo - -9.638,311 E Bt. London 100 90 1 02 70 In Spanish Three per tarred Three per (THIS DAY.) -•-. * all Do. Ennis tle 10 11 M•IN Man.,MeL and dLincoln.4 434 4 4 1 43 1 - . 1,222030.,262900, at. f ' mou llt. K tum atharl sou ne in 00 64 ail - Au extraordinary meeting of the shareholders. li all Metropolitan 6 6 - 900,000 St. !Victoria wee held at noun et the offices in Corebill. Alderman St. lee Midland SOUTHWARK. of 14 14 em -Pm l llO O2 190 ii 04 91 41. T. it or ABI. in the chair, " for the pupae iocresithig the ofm tlmi Lin. 74 w COLONIAL 043010113 M ENT SECUSITIES. - pedrittceo Ceuta. t . or ß s 1 11 iltole or sTAIIIONG. -A VIRAGO IN Mier. c capital of the company, a nd .1 murdering and leasing iif . vt. IN Do. Ira &Derby 97 St - P.:sr's 4 P 0... N, a tomealinednehim woman. who i • m iet.- Na I 811 I Noma IPd I CL peen. I *Ma ppro ed) tie foil • ti • relat ive eh mkt at. ws. are.) - s v . i ...M . n cil . rssol th • n thereto IS 4 all Ilidlient -•-. WU --a "I'llek'l Ars'el i'1.. 1 -"'''' of temPer while beiint Placed at which is intended to bs 6 . pr i oi.oed to the meets g , namely : - .... .. li F . ' ou k r ; _, the ler. ... 1...0 4 111t before Mr. Combs charged with " Where", by a duel an the nature of a supplemental II -:-.-----.A,:std..Cariliabdat -. 41 2 N E M. 0017 •• .... • • D0. 00V em. .0 . p.C. 1, 1 1 0;7 6. -0. 1. ... 1 100 100_ . Ile Do per cen 1 - - attemptine to rt.,l, Itschartl Wang a mat with whom she .. rnemorandio of aniociatiou, misted the 21st day of Sep- 10 all N Vfaminp.iin. =II -. .. . . . . peep .. .. heel I , roirri ) 11,.,1. I.lober. 140;1, 4.04 made between the present directors of 34. IN X an ti Pe r ct. Mar . Just de the onsweutor WU about to give his • redeem in the 6 1 y the se te ors ex the of c n pia and sharehold who u deed ilk M au Nalth &BM aala.. . . .. Da Do . .. 6 per ct.F t e - b 8834 .4 ,50. AM. 800 - 1 1 1 " 00 03 °° 1 1 0• 00 1 10 0: g 101_ = 1 T w ha a l .t a ir l ell lie t a n e u Perd c ow i h ff : l ; e f i f:ec n e nts m t o' U f po 2: : l n : the watnr-...1.. A . the m a d e a In fl o w . rush at him, and, nu of the i the one part, and two t tees other part, t her been 11l- _ - ... %WM .. - instance seising Mm lay the hair ..f the head, was about to inflict :roved to tbe effect that, as anima the parties to that deed, N. au North i„ De a ven Balla D _- .. . . . Do.ailseiirocp.6pdent., 107 4 9 MI 1004 1 .. . . .. _ bees r 1.1..m5, but fortunately three or four elentahlea unto std their respective o representatives and a igloo, the -Pa Do. do.; .cLIIB2O 100 excep 3 io , i Par • • • • • a. . mist- It. 00 N. testera-Derwlek N IL .. 100 M MI 00 Do. 0 Pare. Ms . . _ ea that aloha of the court. mid they steppixl between them, in, ellpita a t the tM pony shall be deemed to bars been it. Do. Imes 6B 60 - 1116, mr 108 100 belo • sal .ater eore.hkralrie violence rereueel him. The prisoner up to and date thereof 210 000/.. and that the St. 140 Do. Illek IS - - . . . . . . • • 6P .c . . • 1 lOO WI 1009 - . . Mime.... N . 3.. /ininvar .o Goy . .4 169 0 1 100 .. X Wass . v 90 100 - however, : it t6e 3 it p per pi c a ° e t ....oen forced Ist. the dock , and guarded by Akan. ea , capital should be increasol to 3011,010. ; and it is asps. 55. 190 o wan& orth A°o4Bll widow l3 Mall N me 101 - . • .. p . .' tool°3 1 1 1111600 07 1118804 - hineetostlt.hme hey /TS. Th' 14 , ..e , 01.4 11 .00 staled that rather , D Ol . 11140 0100 distil that shares in the company, rep oti iocreaes of MI 1 17 t Voilhatelfordelana . 44 Ms - 210, De pt 6 6 p c e 1 l e a s ti s t r t o ceb n a t . 0 , 100 Nat , .se fur . n: nahlre bably MAIO., ago h e brill with beer as his wife, but her conduct m or a l s h ou ld b e f ree d f r' the operation :Ida ... Nov Scotia 6pe - pothertzuncowi ll l Pro a MO 41 of 99 .. - • N .00 11 . 17 . fi e w....- tool that h.• an. compeller' to leave her. MIMI fol• the articles of association. .14. IN 1 Nott&GraothatalL*o .•• . 19 .. mss - . • . - hoe ..d Inn about, and meeting him in the street a few days Revolted -" Tha t the capital of the company be sad is IS all , Peebk• all IPorteawaik , - - - . . • 1 04 00 1_ 7 064 = 1094 Themoderatet oft...aids su.klenly rusiosl upon him and stabbed bin. with hereby increased to 300,000/. • the new capita to be maid' t• all M. 100 ' ithlume ramird 110 121 ... .- •• ' • 1 . ! o . V. GaT ep . c e Yast .c. .a.l un A 41.11 r. Shit 4...pf1e.h..rah•1.1 the nine, awl eenteaceci to by the creation of ordinary shares ' of 71. each, to be allotted .... d 6 9.. C. April a 0 1M 1041 1014 1054 a ....11.* h.trit....r. w h....a/plume ..ut be did all ll...multi to applicants in the usual way, without any preference or 44 ' I* ac.4l66=brjMlL m il Sy" _. m. thie f mit nom MAN I pd. oll. rims. 1 Bala by h y e tbAreneg James l i esea, .w N i co v t . h ilso 2l l . b• avoid her. but last night he me, bar in Falstaff court, Kent • ri a all respects as if the use capital bad been a k ilk r. , b6r • p b a m a ft ' I " I v a l. .4,...t, anal before be could get not of her way she rushed at .1 p ar t P . ' n . t ihe nd onTrinal capital, and that cla 41 of tbe articles . W We .11 Obiere. - - - *AO IN Agts rad V. lir. la*. 11 St es him with • lode in her Isoel, and attempted to stab him, of association of the company be and is hereby re pe n, Peal " A. WO ainiVr a so MI - %WO 0 Aealsalede a 6 1 66 lb• put up his arm aDol otroolvol the blow, when a constable - Mr. J. S. LEIGH moved th f all io .• • • - MON M lank el II 67 MI ..._- a b t as ste e a, xcited the so total me is of - The fall in the Nes fortunately same up mei se uteri her. having been seconded by Mr. e ßs. crlg s667l, re'ulut* °. whicb ft: 1: 00 80641116640WI'llaulgas at -. . al 7431 N. meDen 96 - Ti.. prisoner here nmale a violent effort to get out of the y The CHAIRMAN observed that the neeessit for convening 4 a _, a s s t I dle - flounced yesterday, at - amount of gold being dor li awl seise hon. hut the .46.wr0 reetraised her, and rose from the mistake of the promoter all ambie. S. Terash. w • 64116 0 116 .0t4 -. the meeting a u at *4 16. 10,06 4.1. 44* Wil le so aua mtial k of °l ßmaN T fra m rie : i. ttep ot 19.190 * Mart Initla • Mr. I 'ombe ole.erred that she was such • violent 4/01401150 ,0001, instead of 86 in registering the company fur all Stockroo m li di Datil uo ngtom 13 DI 76 111 Pm - Australia, sod Chino • all 2) 20/ - The foreilp (maim that he should commit her for • month, and order her to 2.e0,0011/. It was now proposed to fix the ital at 303, cap - ere. el India fluid bail to keep the peace. and be believed there would be no difficulty whatever in W ilk le% Tag e aft Val. a i al Pa lm -- 111: 96 l ea. asa ndll WOW 10/ Clans 71 - 'She was then removed 1. 0 the gaoler. obtaiuieg safe sad pro fi table employment for that amount 1 0 4 io Be. Da. so w n - Tlf A 11 ES. . of capita/. 06. ~,,, ge t :" Amdardiim il t e A h rall e m ß y tes o fi t nu . 3 e S r u , moD b al jo t t il i ALLIGIED t. . el% 3 WAAL( ATION Or A POOR-11LATZ wit The resolution s then put and carried unanimously. 14 122 Vales/ Meath 1 iii _. *WWI* Owe. ot Canna& n ...... .. all --•- . 13.10 . to 9 25 ' ; tbriaml. Pari:st 3 0 3 ;di awards, coLLIWTOR. On the motioo of kir. LEH is, seconded bz Mr. POWIR, se MI IFlllMlWeellOarealLwe u a Pl." " 64 learbstiln m- -•- Mr. Baker, • solicitor. awl clerk to the trustees of th e thanks were voted to the Chairman , sad e meeting then st. lee W 1 11. 14.11 : I l i 1ng 0 7.k00t. 4 &A wi umil.Lbartd. all Ifli 172 7 - 25 0 ott 16. -• pariah of All lianas, Poplar, spplied to Mr. Woohych for separated• - - i ; I Fetela t° full (P ra : kf "'°u a summon, agsin4 rho... W il liam Nation shoemaker , would C be i amaseeed tialtAs, in returning thanks, stated that business -• 116.7 6. 6 . 11; a le L on . . Dl ' co.et /11,01 t AustrL iaad. ill: 41 . a l ai I WI - • , W. IN w e tilM allo piso 4 N -(ill ewpn r rt d 91 46 411 of Rhodesweltroad, Imimehumi e , fu r refe..i og to Roy over righ . 1* *e ensuing week, add- Hereford et 90 - *T o * London j and in Cou= .... SO 1 14. 3 15 . to the trustee. the sun. of AO., which he had collected lag that the beard had adopted AO principle of giving • PALFZILati WI ISMAI.W. 10 .410 ,222 20 M Lo u .d d po. o wi n a o sa 2o e t:l th Atni.L . i . 15 1 Ir di. 4 "W m 10 .11 14:11 0. t.; 25 3 i rliA d r i d . 1' t. h S ' from ths ratepayers in his capacity of collector of the Prdereace la abootbablere• I Motel Intow. Wes poor-rate. - *ln.! RAILWATIL - 911 ;m100 119(C 1 0 00 Loo. sm. an pro d , w . of ort u mi shm ustse.... 42 110 1 iI I = 70 . . .7 1 .7 - 4 3. 8 . 1 .m2 : Dh1b5, i 25 ; .80 1 .. :11 r ho: 5 iillit 3 16 - -m - Messina, 3 monthes le Considerable excitement prevails a the ratepaying fit. 1 100 an - el the eaten/me pariah .4 All :Units, Poplar, who ere appro. DEATH PROM TAKINO POISON BY MISTAKE. 10 a omo calw r ian ia, p erseat. • a - ai a vens.lhethot AMT./gm. Si ei a - - - Oporto, 90 days, 521 to lasasive that they will be called apes to pay tin alts - The Liverpool cott second time. As application was toads by Mr. Baker's Yestorday evening a lengthened investigation was ::: l o c: lloteguan. A*6l°' et I " 1.1 B, Sad. 110 115 - 24411 ;0, 0 7 7: 400 00 i 1.11. 1 91 m ost itNktie w. w ! us t.l aluth a tk eWw : ss usapora. all 49 it with sales to the este rlerk for • summons inainat e Nation • few weeks me, bid on held by Mr. Bedford, the coroner, into the circumstances s r . 100 De , 0, IH. es. 115 110 - - Messrs. Mullane the (.1.0...wee. then made to him, toe asegisress was attending the death of Mr. John Baker, manager to Mr. Ht. 100 &Coon. Itx.,sp.otare.l 100 1081 11/ 4000 000 1 10 00 0 P 0740 •Inclal Aw0.011 .1 'Mead s - Na! 146 107 - of opimon the case was n o t Likeo out of the general law of 14:11y, guunuiker, of 315, Oxfordetrset, whose death oc- 81. 101 Do. do. - * - c0i1... Meowed, wed refined to interfere in the we . mitred through taking poison instead of a black draught M. 11111 De. New 4p. et . as.• 111 174 0. 40, 221 001 10 116 v ll num nion a d undon Auetralla LISS 1* Catty Bete* es - • Sc tc! tw.La r°Pi - Mr. Baker aow wow that cou nei r s o pi n i on h a d taken , on the morning of Friday last, so briefly reported in our .. not that opinion was that proceeding' ought to be taken column .. - and d y &ra j. prep ared Considerable excitement prevails among the ratepayers of the catenates parish 14 All Maiota, Poplar, who ere awe- Deena. that they will be called apes to pay taw taloa a second time. As a ppli ca ti on wee made by - lb. Bakist's clerk for a summons against,Nation a few weebs spa, but on the to - Tn....dation. then made to him toe assestrats was if opinion the case was n o t L i k en ou t o f the general law of emle.t/lemeet, sad rafood to interfere is the way proposed. Mr. ltaker sow stand that couneel's opinion had been taken, nod that opinion was that proceeding' ought to be taken under the Poplar local act. Mr. Baker read the clauses of tin act . 7 ..1rd George 111. applicable to this case. Trustees with certain qualificetions assessed the pariah, made the poor rates. amd appoint"! the collectors, who were bound account to the trustees, and pay over to them all moons received. Captain John Burnaby, of Falter, Surrey, said he was in tmotpany with the deceased on the night prior to his death, when he oomplsioed of wind in the stomach, sod said he should take a draught, but he advised him uut to do so, but to take a medial De. New O p. 01. Neolosea Valoo, 4 p. IS. Idle.* Illeigew p. et 616,Daa.,4. p.a. Oriel Neilarni. 6 p. at. De.laseLe6lop.ct.poi. Do. par mat. Delp.oreLaid p a t m Ot.N.ll6eibisk las OtWaol(Dirkeellaat• Dw risen. yp.assi De. modem p. esse De. Ineedion. p. Gt. DeftelledenaloreL De. Ana. 144 ism s. d De.Clbselatt/LOp.p.s.e. o. do. S De. Dlna. Oh Neck De. Okee. (.16. Share - iii ii 100 lit DO 116 106 110 106 100 106 107 119 194 60 00 110 119 79 81 114 116 109 11l lul lte 106 107 m tads/ ih. IPa I Inman. I C r W e s t er r i tolp.n. _ IN 111 AMINO a lig. la 56 0 11. IN Boa. DN. 610164.000. 1674 04 04 1$ 40 ko t - _. 1114 an monaialabiNinall 3 4 4 le all Ds inknose _. IN 166 1011 ..leird..1114101orke Ilp.o. Deb., AN4 atdonodboDkat l, taL TO 75 100 100 D0..74171.1676, ditto N 70 100 10 Do.Juma 1 1874. Into, 0 70 6 ...... Calcutto a tZ.. 2.aatero. 64 16 Doaps TAD** 6 p.c.06. . II 4 4 dli AI 01710% ps. pore ra iliallin 1900 l9l 16 109 Dila ladle 10 ill Do. Jana**, — iNI 011 DO. 4p. N. WNW llO 101 IN all Ds. 6p. al 0.1864 100 all Do. do do. 16 4-70 109 101 17$ all Do. do. ilo. I.ls .1 101 LI ,N. 10 'Dread husk 0/ Osumi. to 20 100 all Do. 4 par CO. Pref. 604 01 D0.84 0 .Pre 1 .11p.41.144 43 96 160 all Du 6 par 04. Mont al 33 1N an Do. Ipa N. 190._ 37 4) 164 on De. do. 1867.. ,30 33 ill all Do. do. 1671 1 zko 33 N. IN oas.o Win Peninsula' AlI * 90 dli 981 N 12 Do. Now I —, IR 100 Ol aof Indio g. 60. et 97 03 164 all 06.1640 Cum* &urea 91 9 1 1 i 104 16 Do. Now lll 3 14 dla 100 al/ Do.4p.oldapay7o 4.0 p 96 97 I 100 all , Do. 6, do.. 77.1r)t.0p. 88 9/ 160 ell , Do. do. 78 wit/mite,. . 10 all I D0. 5 1p.c 1 . 0 0.07.71 11l 100 I lladraa War. 44 par at. k 7 69 850.100 Do. do. I pat d. 117 98 11l IN Do. 41 par at. 41. a. 0 91 N all D 0... per cool do — dla 6< 109 Malb.Corp.6o.44.Boode 19 all N. Brunswick a (-scads SI an Da . A do. cap Wad do. 4 6 N NI Do. do. B cap. do. S 6 —• 119 ail Dn. do. Lint do. S 108 IR 10 kande WI — 20 16 I Do. Papist/1f I 4 dla N in Do. do. It. 100 .4.3 r a 96 10 1 illialdad lDo.lnd.M..4lo ,Llmlied.Scrip I 4 95 di, Mr.lioolrych said the Metropolis Local Management Act, the Pah and 19th Victoria, cap. 120, sec. 247, de. Hared that " all avta cf parliatneut in force is aay parish at place to which tide act exempla shall. so far es are moms sistent with the provuliona ef this act, be Mr. Baker said the trustees of Poplar haT d a si c i talueoler the local act since the pessiog of the Inth and 19th of Victoria is the asecesing, making, and collecting the poor rate, the acme as before the leetdiamed act was repssled. The Poplar local act was not repealed, mad the trustees bad full power to make the poor rate and appoint collectors. Mr. Woolrych— Au applaation wee made to me before, sad it was • question whether this was out embezzlement ender the mitaral law. Mr. Baker C.mosel are of opinion that.the collector ought to 111' proceeded against wider the Poplar local act. Mr. Woolrych —Has the collector rendered an account? Mr. Baker—He has rendered an account for every far thing be has received, and the trustees are satisfied of the amount. but he has not paid the lowboy. I ask you to grant • sum:noes alpinist the collector, to show OM, why be should not pay over to the trustees the sum of 1100 f. Mr. Woolrych—Aml what is the alternativo Mr. Baker—ntz mouths' imprisonment in the House of Correction. wear gest — Mrs. Izabal Baker, wife of the decreed, who was much affected, said that after going to bed the dammed requested her to go to the rte sal get him a draught. She did so, after perseeding him sot to take it two or throe times. As roe es the deceased took it he said, "My dear, I hare rhea reafortia" He then called far enst ar d ca d water, sad she gave him some wet mustard. and while la the act of taking it he fell. She then called is the police sad sent for the doctor. Sergeant Balsa, 11 1), said, her log cries of " Pollee" he want to the house, sod Mrs. Baker said," For God's sake go fur a doctor, my husband le poisoned. 1 have gives him aquatortis instead of s black draught." He entered = having sent for medi ca l assistance, end found the lying on the iron staircase, with his bead down a trap. He called for assgar,and Mrs. Bakerputsomeinsghim of water, and tried to get the decea se d t o swallow it, Drs. Clark end Grey CAIDO together, and shortly atilt the derailed 'spiral. He afterwarck searched the safe, sod lauded NOON bottles be found to the medical roes. M 100 87 89 08 90 Ni 1.3 1 I; 10 10. 74 70 iks 7 — 4. 7 47 - - Mr. Franca Clark, M.H.C.S., of 14, Henrietta-street. Caveudiela f ume, thengsve evidence at considerable length to the effect that on making the post-mortem examination he found the intestines bearing spots of gangrene, and he could hardly base conceived • pomp could bays lived is such a state. The bottle prcduced contsiecd a weak =lir tion of cyanide of poteasiiim. The principle of vitality was ati small in the deceased that anything almost would have killed him. %NO' rile. - -- Mickel" gls Atlantic IL MAI 114. (L.) Atlantic Tall atm) • • • • Alumnus •grliaL Bulls Waterwatis.. Brit. t Irtsb Nat Til. • Do. 3 7 par a MB len D0..0 _. ~~i iiii IMF Mr. Woolrych—Has he received notice to pay the money to the trustees? Mr. Baker -Yes, sir. He ought to have ptid the amount of his collection (MU.) on one rate in April lest. Mr. Weeb7sik—Have yolk the rate here? Mr. Ilskar-1 love not, sir, bat I shall he furnished with all odessrey thessmista whoa the use is beard. After swim further disco:mon Mr. Woolrych granted a soissues spiel& Nation. A loog discussion bore ensued, there being some doubt on Mr. Clark's mind no to what bad really caused the de oseard'r death. De. ex die Lost Torte*. Lestedletilti-ipAteei. So. Datp.a ew Rea Do.op.e. ds. Doljo.o. 41e. Do. gte. De. p. Dante. De.ep.e.tte.(W.l4lo.P De.V. at. (d/v. Ls.. aikaaaand Dom LIJIII.CovAtN on. bp. LAlS.W.7p.a.ll4.lateish. Leadonderyt Knob sh Leadp a 4 Do. MI De. Si Fee emit De.redeserble deal MONA Osie.llp.ttettret DetOles.StAlt DO. o,A...int Mogi Lialltdua p.a. Ifeelolic Sp. el Its- Moo& Math leMbilesees. De. New Ons e p. et. Do.Doeder them gee Sht—Caes.tp.e.M Dl._ do. ift SIIAIUM CMS ov fszout 'VON AND DTStRTIO,I AT liseedny, a decent mid rather preirrocesing. Met* yeasts mama named Mary Ord, aged tw en ty, ap plied te ths magistrates at the Town.hall, through the ehisf esnetable, for their advice and assistance under the following eireunistances. She stated that she was the 64 / 1 11bker •I • collier living at Shinclilfe, near de e r the a young man who had lodge,' with them had, under the INOWIIII et marriage. induced her to leave her bonus and *company Ma to Liverpool. They arrived in Leeds on Satuniav tee late to te mimed, but ho persuaded her to stav with Idm at Mrs. Gihson's Temperance Coffee house, Mill-hill, as his wife. On the following morning he watt net for a walk, awl as be did not return she went to the railway statimi. thinking that be mi g ht hav e goes there to look after the luggsge. She then discovered that be had left for Liverpool lir the train, taking her things along with his own, and leaving her entirely destitute. Having no money she applied to the chief constable who provided for her during the night, and on Monday be brought the care before the Beech. They desired him to write to the girl's panota, and yesterday she was seat boons, an allow ance being made to her est of the poor boz. She had sever before, with one oseeptios, been more than saves miles from Imam 1 1 0 6 1 14 160 136 117 111 114 na na 101 13$ 111 114 $1 110 IRO li6 la UP VS 75 IA IA Ile 14 Iso Mr. Keys, surgeon, of 21), Warwick-street, Rageot•street, wiid he hail attended the deceseod since 1A57, He was subject to obstruction of the bowels, sod he had no doubt inflammatory action had set in, sod that it wee that which dore the deceased the pain he complained of. He h a d so übt the immediate cause of death was poison, or he would not have died so soon. -- Rimers Ceara AOLMMIT • POSTMASTER AND MENZERa OP Ilies FAMILT.—AS tie Livmposi County Hs testate: Coat yesterday, limy Hlspbaes, slismdatighter to the postmaster at Claritan, IMS chimed with steeling a post letter. The Post-Ake authorities bed illesoveved that at various these letters which wise peeled at Castes did set ranch their deetteatina. sod to eider to trios the come of the sus-tranannis.a. they fensmilid • Met helm con. kitting a counterfeit Lalf.crows. Is elosequeses of this letter not bees delivered, and from the tact that the pri. weer hod tendered the e.iunterfeit mosey to a groom in the Taw, she was ariprehrailed. The ems was sent for trial at the assists After hewing tbe above ere sharp of a similar Nauss was preferred against the lierm al the post. vitios Pais risilowskii sod his eon. It appeased del • Mier cestsieiog dve soseriliges, which tad hese peeled by a labourer, we. anion, sod upem • sew& Mies made, the poperty wan fo u nd i s the pieer's yesemise. The ass hke the format was seat (maid st the noises CH A r•AmicT OP RRADIRO (Tian.—fit the irisiried use weenie far Berke, WI at kliferiss ea Ifsediy, pre- suit T Ras. 9C. idepoly sholieral, Lout Overstim 11-11 Philip Hoyden Hoover* /LP., Right Hoe. J. S. lh al ear , M. P.. Mr. R. Deeyee, N. P., Sir R. Throckimer te. hut Sir Paul Hunter, REA. he., the appoistuest of a , haplain to the soul pal at Resollarr, ie the rotes of lb. its.. R. Xing reeirsetires w Ise! The ouslidstos we re 24 in anher. hut 2 After emend Crave. the mutest kid beNM the Rev. J. 1 ' 4 .11 fraying.. Koval Boris limping). and Kit. H . reeler (chaplets. Atiasies noel). Om the votes Wag lea , ' there appmrsd—for Re.. J. R. Cahill. !t; Rev. kr rawley. 2:1 Hr. Colvin was secardirmly oisolued duly 'lose& _ _ Sergeant Roden mid he found on the bed of the decreed a hook of handicap. one of the horse's names being marked in ink, and the Coroner asked some of the witnesses if the deceased betted, mica which C a ptain Burnaby mid he believed be had dope so, but to no extent ; and Mr. Redly sail he bad heard that the deceased had some tranasetioas of the kind. I 4..l. Dat i rds Load sswc Va!Poktoo totoresot Do. • p. et V I Z ludis&Lon. &Wadbawls.* Furl llSmirk Dog. sodta il l. l 4. • • : Wn Siam Navledi Oros % Stilp (LlosiStml) Do. Lla pa , coot, rya. Los. DlArlet Tel. (L.) Lott, 000. DotalSto Co )74 . 52;;TiolieTi — ooe — s1 Modlionolloulloarol. Modnor. ft. Tel. gam ) Notional Dimming 00.. NerbaddsCoaktlros,L Netherlands !and_ ~.. ii.0.«)1 _,_ 0,000 11,810 60,000 1,714 118,670 60,000 60,000 40,00 ,, 001,000 10,000 ITdi 2 dis: l N. brad. dt N. Soot. Ld. 11..lielt, Australasian.. del* Goo -si 70 iPm Do. Sham • .. Odin. to. Rim (Lm.).. Pool Pim: Led t Min i fv. _:.noia MMe~ 80. Lomb ',IL No. Le. York. Lpora Ikea 1k0d.N.1.1; p.Ol. ProLdt Do.Abig. rod D. T pal Prot Ito* S. Davao Mod 44 p. Liao (Bood. An. /11.0.1 Do. par osog Do. dud 44 per NSW S. Wan goo. 4 p. cool. Do. 64 per ow& S. Yoo ▪ .to 4p. pa. D. do. !Sp.*. D. do. 011p.e. Wator.llokosig Oita W. liol-011.1sig000t Do. do. id do Do. Hoop. 6 pot. Prot Do.do.porp. 6 p.et. prat CIL soma. I I is so_ 19 SI 1/I 1111 9 11 107 114 16 17 00 1 24 1 194 1011 102 e 3 ln P 42 as 1/ 21 96 Si N 1 1 is Is Is lis pa Tts Rte. E. CRUM—Tim Nod hens Detiiy t 'P.M* seye:—" we am wee NeGas* ditt• OM the 11 " 4 49 et (endue Elect (Dr. Deetee) hes appeisted the k... E Cheese, recta of Heetibtes-le-Sherae. to b e his !hieoieet. bet met his "deetegier for that would serereteted the resioes Anew hest ilaaghtee-le. Mergeast Boden said that a person had been to him to try sod get the book, telling him that it made 501. differ ence to Mrs. Baker the previou., day. After smiting some time for a Mr. Squire, who had ana lysed the contents of the bottle, The Coroner left it to the jury to sae whether they were satisfied se to the mum of the deceased's death. The jury, attar consulti ng f or a s h ort time, returned a verdict " That deceased died from taking poison by mis take." It wee seated that the deceased and his wife lived on the noel atrectioests terms. ACCIDENT AT THE. BRI(41TON RAILWAY STATION. DAY4--NIUnHYON, WEDNESDAY MoRNYNO.—With the view of improving the public accommoriatios at this pees, the director of the London, Brighton, and Mouth brit Railway some tin e since derided upon enlarging their gleam on the left band, or Loudon arrival aide. The works Imes bees weed on with great vigour ; immense iron gliders bad hem laid for the foundation of the new lines; sad the roof, forming a spin of TA fest, had been partially wised. This was constructed of • great number of i ron INq freensed into new brickwork of • rather massive cha mber on use ski*, and joined to the existing top of the estise on the other. This morning, about half-past 5 beck, the ishalitanis residing is the vicinity of the elegise were aimed by been", • fransodens crash, and mew porsons, as sew sr mins, dreamed themselves and mile their way to the tersaises, when they found that alien 30 yards of the ken roof had fallen on the rood bewails. HappilT so one was injured. VtoLCNTISTA LOOPS AND THEIR SUBSCRIPTIONS.— Yesterday, at the Jimyleborms Polies-court, several tenor appes-e lin newer to summonses for merino( subecriptiom to one of the smeirepelitan rifle volunteer corps ; having, It was eland, grevieselv tendered their resignation in writing, and not paid the amount, due from them es seenbess. Is iggened that in some of the cases before the ONES NINE WO NZ mouths bad weed sioce the ten dering el the nalgantien and alter hearing the evidence die senearlied that the lapse of that Wawa W, with raped to them, deprived him of power he miens payment, and the remedy must be sought in the =nut. In eases in whirl six months had sot inter. sines the resignatioe was Modered, paymeet wee or. and by the sewn man the provisions of the me foe the reitiof eataniser esrpe r A misuser Csicarrvas.—The English ariebeten gang out to Australia are to De bonneted at the Bridge-benee Hoed, London-bridge, twsorrow •••11- beg They were m other's • ser• el " go,* at Martian's (the t o bow last Awning. the Unbent Arne. 11Minford-reed, dose to the Ov al. The entertainment yea provided for the players by • few la 100 100 UM 105 it — their iatioar. 10 100 100 100 100 111 117 10 ISt ft 0 109 111 197 109 00 1 l U i V iOs per -. P. 16,001) 10.000 200,000 14,2% Men 20, 11,500 Lt.& IV irw -- s.ses_a Ipd. Tel. GM Ithruntay Iron Do. Now kottish Aug. Invostm boot! Australian land I ilubmirlas Tol. !orlp 1 12 is 1111 I 3 1316 1 CI 100 101 100 1N Do. AO — . lioTititiriti ; ; Do. do. 4 Ag of Australia (Molted) Tizst Isom 1.0.00.17.0aaada Ws Maddest id. asi • v ntoossies lawl Itlllll. 110,000 4 I 4 le4 1 ei di lk dig I 11 11 11 I • A be Of ell II ogee IT I 1 17 S 4) 4 61 63 97 90 SG 80 17 Zti O U U 84 41 47 124 198 118 110 100 199 118 121 14 117 lasi pail I dig . 10 A CABs OF " PRZFIERWED" BIRDS-80010 years ago the United Service Club advertised that duplicate spe cimens of curiosities consisting principally of skins of rare birds of beautiful plumage, from the South Sea Islands, might be had on application, by parlous desirous of promoting public museums. A gentleman of Yar mouth, well known fur his devotion to natural science, immediately applied on behalf of the Priory Museum, and shortly afterwards • number of cases were forwarded to Yarmouth, and duly deposited wider the care of the curator, to the groat satisfaction of all con cerned, it being coofidently predicted that the pressesice of such a treasure—and f.,r nothing —would create an extraordinary thirst for the study of natural history in thu tamale of our youthful Caviare. Strange to say, however, the lucky gift, once secured, was totally dare ' girded. The boxes with their contents were consigned to tlie dust aad the worm, sod their very existence bad passed out of memory, when last week a few gentlemen, who had undertaken the Austen task of cleaning the museum, dislodged from a heap of rubbish the long-neg lected boxes, unopened, not a single soul having had the curiosity during the years they had lain there, even to look into them to see what they contained! As • matter of course, most of the treasures had become utterly worthless.— Yarmouth hadtpcutleva. WRECK OFY HOLYHEAD.--410LEHEAD, OM. 14. At about 4.15 p.m. yesterday the schemer Wave, of astern. sey, which had been compelled to anchor from stress of weather in an exposed position outside Holyhead Break water, was observed to part or slip, and run towards the Anglesey shore. It was then blowing • heavy gale from the S.W. The lifeboat of the National Lifeboat lustitution was immediately launched end despatched • but as it was more than an hour before the wreck could be reached, the crew bad fortunately succeeded in getting ashore in their own boat, being somewhat sheltered by the P ort hwea reef. The lifeboat was aucliond sod veered down alongside the wrecked vessel, and having ascertained that there was no one left oa board it. returned. Her extraordinary qualities when alongside in the broken water called forth the admi ration of the seafaring people who were watching her from the shore. Within the last six months this valuable life boat has been the means of rescuing eighteen persona from different stranded vessels. Uii BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, OCT. 10.—The Right Hosourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received from the Secretary of BMW for Foreign Attain, a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's consul at Costa Rica, stating that by a decree of the Legis lative Chambers of the 26th of July, dour and cereals are declared free from duty for a further term of four years from that &M. —Gautte. _ _ BOARD or TRADE, WHITEHALL, OM la.—The Right Honourable the Ler& of the Committee of Prier Council for Trade and Plantations have received, through the Secretary of State for Foreign Again, a copy of a de spatch from her Majesty's annul at Lisbon, enclosing a notice Wood by the Portugnese Beard of Health deelaruig the poet of e► Madre tree from infection with yellow fever.—Gezettc. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cuxii. juster appreciation being now formed of the dill culties attending the proposed intervention. This stuck, being held to a considerable amount on spe culation, is very sensitive to any adverse feature. The price, after falling to 25} to g, recovered in the afternoon to 24 to I, being as good as yesterday. No alteration occurred in the market for bank, steam, dock, or miscellaneous shares. Oriental Inland Steam continue to meet with inquiry. Great Ship were quoted 4a. 3d. to 4a. 9d. The closing quotations for shares in new tinder takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 4 to 41 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to It prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, to 1 dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, to idle. ; Commercial Union Fire, par ; Mercantile Fite, par Ito prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, tor w . ; and Metro politan and Provincial Bank, to I prem. An improvement occu to-clay in 17 itoll States Federal Five per Cents, and Virginia Dollar Bonds. Nova bcotia Government Bonds were rather more offered. The funds to-day exhibit increased brumes, and a further advance of i percent has taken place. In the other departments of the Stock. 'change theten dency of prices has likewise been favourable. Mexi can Bonds have improved, and there is a rise in most of the principal English railway stocks. The settlement in shares is now in course of com pletion. Consola are officially marked 921 and 1 for money, and 9211 and for the account. The present quotations are 94 to 1 for money, and 924 to for the 7th November. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 233, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 901, g ; India Stock, 233 ; ditto Fire per Cent, stock, 1031, 1, 104 ; ditto, for account,lo3l : ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 084; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 94, 4, i ; ditto, Fivo-and-a-Ha per Cent., 1034 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 35., 4s. prem. ; ditto June, Os., os. prem. Mexican bonds have improved, being last marked 26k. The Turkish Loan of 1854 has de- dined 1 per cent., being quoted 811 to 1 ex div., whilst that of 1858 remains steady, at 69 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Four per Cent. Certifiootes, 99k, 1, ex div. ; Equador New Consolidated, lbk ; Mexican Three per Ceuta., 251, 20k ; ditto for account, 251, 261 ; New Granada Two per Cent. ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 20 ; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 88 ; (exchange 45.) ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 471 ; Russian Four-aod-a-Half per Cents. 92, 93/ ; Spanish Three per Cents., 50 ; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents., 41i ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 813, ex div. ; ditto Six pet Cents., 1858, 68k ; ditto for amount, 691, 1, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 70k ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents. for account, 1011, ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 20. The diffusion of the dividend money bas not yet had much effect upon the discount market. There was a good demand yesterday, and it was only in exceptional instances that transactions occurred below 3g to 3} per cent. At the Bank of England, however, the applications were rather limited. A further snm of 18,0001. in Russian gold coin was sent into the Bank yesterday. The 207,010/. by the Lincolnshire has been taken to be relined. A portion will probably be bought by the Bank, and a moderate sum for Spain. The present Australian mail announces the de parture for this country of only one gold ship, viz., the Anglesea, with 2945001. Including the amount by the James Wilson prgviomily reported, and still at Rea, the total is only 367,500/. _The falling off has excited some attention. The fall in the New York exchange to 107, an nounced yesterday, strengthens the prospect of some amount of gold being remitted to that quarter. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firmer, although little alteration occurred in the rates. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to I ; ditto, 3 days, 11.19 to • Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to g ; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 25.65 to 70 ; Hamburg, ma. benco 3 months, 1&10 to g ; Paris, 3 days, 25.30 to 40 ; ditto, ! 3 mouths, 25.70 to 5 ; Frankfort-ms-the-Maine, 3 months, 1191 to' ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 32i to ; Vienna, elf. do., 3 months, 14.15 to 25; Trieste, elf. flo., 3 months, 14.15 to 25; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to I ; Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to 1; Leghorn, 3 months, 23.89 to 5 ; Gen months, 25.80 to 5 • Milan 3 months, Z.BO to 5 ; NWee, 3 months, 394 to k; Palermci tis 3 months, 1181 to ; Messina, 3 mouths, 181 to 1; bon, 80 days, 52 to g ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to The Liverpool cotton market yesterday wag firm, with sales to the extent of 15,000 bales. Messrs. Mullane, Marshall, and Daniell, and J. Henry Schrader and Co., notify that they are prepared to receive applications for a first mortgage loan of 250,0001. of the Bay of Havana and Matanzas Railroad Company of Cuba. This loan is in bonds of 100/. each, bearing interest at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, payable in Lon don. The railway is 54 miles in length, and the amount expended on it, including the purchase of landand f rolling stock, is about 3,800,000d01e. Of this, 2,239,000d015. has been realised by the subscriptions of the most influential residents in the island. To reimburse the balance which has been raised from individuals is the object of the present loan, which rests upon a first and only mortgage of the entire property of the company. The subscription price is to be 931. per bowl, with interest from the 15th December next. The loan is to be paid off at par within fifteen years. Some years ago a Matanzas and Sabanilla Railroad Loan of 200,000/. was brought out by the same parties. Of this amount, 84,0001. has been redeemed up to the present date, and the price is now about 101. By an official note communicated to us, we learn that the report of the directors of the Bank of Turkey ' is now ready for distribution at the company's office," but it was intimated, in answer to inquiries, that copies will not be obtain able until to-morrow. _ MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CwcK. Apart from the settlement there is not muck business doing in the mining market to-day. Prices are generally steady. The following shares have been most dealt in, viz.:—Wheal Seton at 90 to 92} ; Hingstou owns, at 4a to ; East Caradon, at 26} to j ; and West Seton, at 300 to 306, ex div. Marks Valley have also changed hands at 10 to i ; East Basset at 65 to 674 • North Downs, at 4f to 5 ; and East Devon Great Consols, at 11 to 2. Brazilian mining shares show steadiness. East del Rey are officially marked I preen., and St. John del Rey, 43. United Mexican have been dealt in at 61 and 6i. Other foreign descriptions are quiet, as well as colonial. The following is forwarded to us as the official list of yesterday's actual transactions in the Mining Exchange : The ordinary general meeting of the Ceylon Rail way Company is convened for the 30th instant. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurauce.—Allianoe British and Foreign, 14, 1 ; Atlas, 11a, ; Eagle, 7e ex div. Equity and Law, 7 ; Globe, Guardian, 49 ; Im p erial Fire, 3541; ditto Life, ; 2DI ; Indemnity Maria', 145 ; Law Life 81 ; Liverpool and Landon Fire and Life, 7; ; London, al ex div. • London and Provincial Marine, 14 ; Maxine, ; Mercantile Fire, 24 ; Ocean Marine, 94 ; Provident Life, 39, ; Rock Ldo, 81 ; Thames and Newsy Marine, 34 ; Universal Ma rilee, 11. Gee Light and Coke.—City of London A, 28 ; Euro pean, 124; Great Central. 121, ; Imperial, 81 ; ditto De. beetures, 202, 3 ; Imperial Continental, 50 ; South Metro. politan, 584 ex div. ; United dens al, 23 ex div. ; West minster Chartered, new, 31. Umiak—Regent's (or London), 214. Bridges.—Vauxhall, 174, 18. Docks.—Commetnial, 974, ; East and West India, 122, 4, 11. The quarterly sales of indigo, which commenced on the Bth inst., and consisted of 10,069 chests, terminated yesterday. Subjoined is a report : After the receipt of advice. from Calcutta, dated Gth July, which gave the low estimate of 94,000 maunds as the probable out-turn of the new crop, considerable transactions took place in this article at advanced rates, and as each succeeding nail nut uoly confirmed the above estimate, but reported that in.:reseed injury had been dose to the plant, pima rapidly advanced to lid. to 9d. per lb. above July rates, and in some instances even a higher advance was paid. The sale being by DO means a large one, opened at an ad vance of 9d. to 1.. 4d. per lb. for both Bengal and Kurpah, which has been fully maintained throughout. Importers gave strong support, and withdrew their goods at high rates, in the confidence of better prices hereafter ; all sorts, with the exception of dry leaf Madras, sold well, and the lower the quality the higher the advance ; this was par ticularly the case with (lodes and ordinary Bengal and Kurpsh ; for Madras the demand was 'United, and the ad vance upon the ordinary sorts was barely 3d. per lb. ; but for the few fine Velore 9d. to Is. per lb. higher wesobtainel. Of the quantity brought forward, it is estimated that 1,176 chaste have been bought in, 4.767 withdrawn, and 4,126 sold, to which nay be added about 1,870 of the bought in, inclusive of several parcels sold previous to the male; making the total quantity sold about 0,000 chests, of which 4,000 are estimated fur export and 2,000 for home use and re-sale. TUESDAY EMMA Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 "buyers," for the 7th Nov., opened this morning at 924 to 1, fell to 92} "sellers," and closed at 924 to 1. For money the last price was 921 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 92, 4,4, ; ditto for account (Nov. 7), 924, 1,4, f, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, ; ew Three per Cents., 904, 4, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 161, 4 ; Bank Stock, 232; India Five per Cent. Stoc, 1031, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, " 984, ; ditto 1F59, 98, ; Five per Cent. "en faced rupee ix rper, 961 ; ditto Five-aud-a-Malf per Cent., 1 . The India Five per Cent. stock has risen to 1031 to ; for the account, and the scrip to 1031 to 1. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted par to 3s. prem. ; and the June, 6s. to 9s. prem. Mexican Bonds were heavy in the morning, a Hirigs — tou Down, 44. 7-16, 11-16 ; But Ovation, 24 ; North Downs, 5, ' 4, 44 ; NOrtb Basset, 13-16 ; Bast Grenville, 375. &L • South Tolgus, 394, 39 ; Bryn Gwisg. Great Fort une, 13, ; North Crotty, 275. 6d.; Mary Ann, 134 ; Sortridge, 11s. 6d. ; North !Coen, 21s. ed.; Seta; 94 4, 92 ; Condurrow, 954 ; West Frances, 12 ; Rosewall Hill sad Ranson', 265. ; East Buret, 65. FORMS, RAILWAYS. I iAldrian ▪ lAahmer & adlarad all t A els=lra. IL r ▪ i= J sosalas flo Gradasana SI ! Olinda:Mao & Sag ISl Ci rrldwaina Di& Mai& ▪ Arlen d hand all idled= gna. p..• • dl OL Clisaral /dad . all el lainald Ord IL • twos Amor ✓ lam onome I alto. all Una ass Tioulani f= rall Avos e ur e all Ifonnini d w. Do. Now Shores all lorwaills Ted& Ind 11 odonaslldyndAidlo • Pladlgemandliolll ) all Pada mil Oboe 11 lad& aid S. Mods* !g i p :4 14 11 =1 " ▪ lagal Dad& all Nord Ideas& su Dw 7 par ad ail 11ml:wend Maud .YDa woad Pod Wpm& IS &Aid& lramaloal 4 ILI of all 11•014 . 171= 1P Si Wad /Dodd. .. 7.7 Si DA s par old. Pod all WadK. 11. of armed Wads al Aaatcla 1 ft i 1 M 101 4 if .161 A ,e'l S a 1 1.4 38 SO pa 11 10 It 7 dia 40 41 62 66 • II ells 14 i I pro 1141 t 5) 0 1 7 74 20 U eimik 111111t1 IL 1111 lh .71tillulp.elsiodUely - tp.s.fthr.illopt.l2* MI MAP N. 1.1•14.1..64. J 41441161, 117 —..k MANY I. Bra. 4 p.m. WO IS IN MOW N. NM 40 14) Is SS COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. SARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) There has been a continuance of fine weather since Mon day last. To-day it is cloudy, with the wind Irom the north and the weather colder. The supply of English wheat and flour this week is re markably abort at present. Barley and oats very cos tructed, and but few beans, peas, or tares. Malt in very short supply. Scotch or Irish oats, nous fresh up this week. The foreign arrivals are also extremely limited of all descriptions of corn and Sour. Wheat, Americea and Black Sea. A small lot of barrels of Sour from the United States. Barley, • few parcels from Hamburg. Oats, a small cargo of Swedish, and • few bags per steamer. A largo cargo of beans from Egypt, sod a few East lodiamen with • moderate quantity of lin seed •ed oilueed. To-day the wheat market is fully as dear as on Monday, both English and foreign. Flour also very firm at that day's extreme quotatious. Norfolk', 425. town made raised to xis. for the top plies, being a rise of 4s. Barley.—Orinding and distilling fully as dear ; malting descriptions dull. Oats.—Brisk trade, and rather dearer for fine deocriptionn suremelayheing particularly contracted. and peas very firm, at Monday's advance. Taro Linseed rather dearer, rapeseed very firm, cloverseed and trefoil not much doing at present. FLOATING eAttIIOES In more active demand, and wheat and maize rather higher. WassT.—English : Seem and Kent, white, new, 60e. le 634. ; ditto, flue old, Hs. to 58e.; ditto red, new, 52. to 52a.; ditto, fine, old, 50a. to 525. ; Norfolk, ke,, fine, old, --LAG —a.; red, new, —a. to —s. Foreign : Dantrie, 58e. to 625.; fine, 64% to 66a.; extra, 665. to 685.; Konigsberg, 545. to 58a; ditto. extra, 565. to 64a.; Rostock, 56.. to 665.; Mecklenburg red ? 56‘. to 66e.: Celt:email ditto, 58s. to 61s. ; Ameriesa whits, 565. to tils.; ditto red, 53. to 57s ; Canadian, 58s to 61s. - 14sta7.—English malting, 3&. to 395. ; fine, 44i. ; grinding, 345. to :ilia.; and distilling, 34e. to 3Gs. per or.; foreign pending, 363. to 36a.; ditto distalhng, 3.11. to 37a.; maltang, to —3. NAM —English, Essex and Norfolk, Me. to 635. ; fins. 635. to Me ; E.iog•toa and Ware, 655. to 72a; brows, liOs. to 6W. - 13;1,.Lloglish feed, 275. 01. to 295. 03. ; potato. St. to 31s. ; foreign, 17s. 01 to 245. itrs, so.: to Tr.. BI e.-English tick, 32e. to 41s. ; harrow, 40.. to 44a pigeon, 41k to 445. ; foreign, Mangan 34.. to 38.. ; tiak, 38s. to 40,. ; Konigsberg, 39.. to 445. ; kgl)Lnp, 3. - as. to 37a. PUB.-English boiler+, 38e. to 42a.; w hite awl blue, 38.. to Qs- ; maple, OM. to 4 34.; srey, 34.. to 36a.; bog, 360. to 3ffe. ; foreigu. 34.. to 375. FLOUI.-English town, 48e. to 55a.; ditto fine, 50s. to 51a.; comatry, 43e. to 44a.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38e. to 42a; to -.e. pet sock ; Ainencan, 20s. to 391.; Oomodian, 27.. to 32..: Spanish, 45e. to 524. Jamul CORK -White, 395. to 425. ; yellow, 40e. to 435. FLOATINO CARGOES, ill C. F. sod 1.-Wheat: Boor*. aoski and Narianople, per 492114., 5.L, to 68x. ; Obirko, 524. tosse. ; Polish Odesai, per 4801b5., red, 525. to 56e. ; white, 68.. to Cs. ; Danube out Galatz, 421. to 48t. ; Egyptian, 38a. to 425. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per *Alba., 26a. to 275. ; (Mew and Danube do., 201. to 275. Beams : Egyptiesapor 44:4115a..325. tntia. Maize : Odessa and Calais. per 492115., 366. 08. to 36e. ; lbrail and Bulgarian, par 4801ba., 345. Od. to Ms. ; French, do., -e. to -m. ; American, do., 32.. to 335. ; Egyptian, 32.. to 33e. Seim.-Lituary seed, per qr., 445. to 52a. ; Hemp seed, per qr.. 5111. to ; Mustard seed, per buskin. white, 'Js. to 11s. ; brown, 12.. to 14e. ; Linseed, per qr.. ornshiug, 57P. to ; Linwood cakes, English, per to.. 101.10 x. to 11/. Os. ; American thin, in brim., per tan, 111. 10e. to 121. Oa.; do., iu bsp,lll. Os. to UI. 10e.; Bald; 01. to 01.0 s. 91. 10.. to lta. Os.. Rape cakes. 51. tics. 61. ; Tarn, per buabel, whiter, 9s. to Xi 6.1. ; Rape seed, English, per .Ir., 645. to 68a. ALIIIVAILLB INTO !ON LON /ROM oqr. le TO OS I% le ~.. ~.. w..... ~ .... ici w " &it ii;raiegTe7 •• • I Ito • • •• • • :AOO 750 MO I I Moor. taglisle, Pb sacks ; Yank" 1,480 barrels. MINCING LAN lI.—(THIS DAY.) BOGAR —There is a ' , toady but not an active demand at full pncea. Mmiritins sold. black, an. ; ordinary to nee brown, 30a. 6J. to 365. ; 'diddling to good yellow, MU. so 435. ; goo 1 to superior cryatallised. 445. to 465. ; grainy, 375. to 435. Heins!, Ourpattah date, 38s. to 40s. ; crystal limed, 45a 6.1 to 465. lid. ; Madras good and hoe grocery, 421. 61. 41a. ; soft, 3is. to 41s. 6d. ; native brown, 31a. ed. to 335. ; Chin.i, low white, 431. to 43a. 6d. ; Ma nilla cloyed, 365. to rs. ; a cargo of Muscovado Cuba sold for the Voi , ed Kingdom at 23e., landing weights. Refined Lontioues arm. . . Comm has sold rradily at fld. advance for plantation lon. low middling to good middling, 735. to Nis ; attire Ceylon, good and Abe ordinary, 69e. to 70.. toeox —Trinid-id sold at full prices, grayish to good red, 595. to Olin. fwd.; fine, 735. 6d.; extra tine, Me. TEL—There is a demand for green teas at fully previous rates; red leaf eongous sold a shade easier ; dusty Too. Chow-Foo, scented orange Pekoe, have sold at Is. 3id. to ls. 6d. Rau.—A parcel of Jamaica soul at 2a. Ad. to 2s. 10d. RlCE.—There continues to be an active demand for percale on the spot and to arrive, at firmer rates. White Bengal sold et Ile. W. to Its. ; Baum. 10a fad. ; Madras, Ile ; new Moulmein. 120. 61. ; new Narmada, IL. 6d.; old, 10e to Ilk. 6d. ; old Rangoon, 10s. ; Necransis, afloat, I Is. iid. to 11s. Val. FBUIT. —There is leas disposition to operate in currants at previous prices. SALTPETRE. —No sales reported. CorroN.-1,00 1 ) tales sold at firm rates. INDIGO. —Thuarterly sales terminsted yesterday. The sale was anima ted throughout, and low sorts were eagerly competed for for the American market. ; there was also a good demand for France. Bengal consuming aorta sold at Is. to Is.3d. advance ; export sorts, Is. to Is. MI. ; five, only a few sold at 9d. to 10d. advance. Plant Olaf" le. 2d. to Is. 6d. advance ; common, 9d. to ls. 3d. liar pah, le to Is. Gd. advisees ; dry leaf Medusa, 3d. to rid. • and Valor', 4d. to la. advance. Of 10,069 chests that: pawed auction, 4,767 were withdrawn. 1,176 bought it 4,126 chests sold • also 1,800 of the withdrawn and bought in, making a tota l 6,000 chests sold. TALLOW HARSICT.—{THIS DAY.) The market is steady ; annexed are the prices :—Tows tallow, 50s. 6d. net sash ; Petersburg Y.C.. on the 51 s. 3d. the year, 61s. 3d. to idea. Gd. ; December. 61.. 9d. to 62a. ; January to March, 52e ; March, 52a. BOROUGH HOP MARHEY.—(THIS DAY.) Pattenden and Smith sport an increased dread for the best sorts of Mid and Kan Keats end Bavarians. Oaloury Weald. and Sumer are also in fair request, at Ana prises. Doty. 100,000/. to 116,0004 COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) • wa s En d H e m., 19s. ; Wane Sod Tarobtan, IS,. N.. WAEs End Smith Hettoo, 19s. ; Walls End RiddeD., 17s. ; Walls VAWI South Durham 17.. 3d. ; Belmar*. 17s. ; Noels Felton Glut, 13.. 6 .1. ; B e t is id e H a m", lia. 3d. ; Lambert's Haney, les..skips at market, 12. • doIL