The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-27 00:00:00

• TEN EXPRABB, S4TURDA'Ir 4IVENING,- MOB= IT, 160. .... UNITED MISS, TIM POLICE 00111111 ` 11 811A811 L1878.-THIS DAY. llll2lll F0N21161011111. • MONEY JURA Nodal The Hamburg and American Company's steam- Man DAY.) -----0.----- Wild 1 ItAftwant 1 ter" P il et pft. -- 'hip Masonia, Captain Clhere, from New York on T wo ew e ,. ma an atmome MIL •• *LSO. 79 81 gft 96 NI Rumours that a furth, the ISth inst., has arrived off Cowes. MARLBOROCOMSTRERT. The railway share market to-day is heavy in sym- 18 16 Da. 0. V W , 11 le glis •-• sbm. brings rte ugers for England, Havre, RALLY Nonalgo IN NM 111 T. pithy with the funds. Great Western and Great se 2 . adammma. 1 , 4 q 4 - the Bank have contribn and Hauibung, 10‘,U00 dole. m specie for Three hat-Inking ping men. named Cheeks Martin, a funds, which have e France. 58, Bunswiek•terrace, Hvde.park, engineer, Corks Jester a orthern stooks - have fallen about }per cent. and most al J ,.. .t__Beek, 119, High Holborn, sod Sidney Hodgson, of the other principal lines 2 per cent. Little bad- :L. E a nor akk u ltea. X Is so - cline of 3 per cent On the 17th inet. she spoke an American barque, _ are likewise heavy. Br orTma, were ... charged - Mart i n ~...... . wi w t, i h th be bs ift wg dirn au ti n k k a szid od nee has been done. London - and North Western lee 1" Dl‘DazieehiVlLlfinsueadll"ewse• Sr g - with Liu of maintoivallant meat, showing distin- sia 7. l " meg nergeant fisy, WS A, 'Melt sustained a fresh fall var guashiag peutlaht NO. 9,410. attest_ piing to recap IListio and amaulting Fisher, 334 A, stock is now quoted 100 to 3 ; Great Wes- e : 2 ' &it Moskva- 4 dl4 i po , - 6 CepeT.2Decktp.c.gua. i' IL ate ft The issue of the re of The revolaition attempted by President More in and Hodgem with distracting the police. tarn, 711 to 72 ; Midland, 1331 to j;10 71 t'eyloti, eis. Bper orat. :1 . 1 dim - t iota Rica had signally failed. The government Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlhoroughdrest,appeared L....hi. and I If dlo -. Grand Trunk Railway ("revs under Mono') attacked Mora's position near ter Hodgson . Yorkshire , 117} to I ; Great pr He - iw iml r m ilre 100 I •••• a From the evidence of Sergeant Kay it appeared that Northern, 114 to 115; South Eastern, Siti to i; * a Lbx bunker , •••• L P" - been followed by a furl Pinata Arenas, and carried it by 0 19 all Do. Jabbutpere dla par •••• pany's securities ; the 1 about 2 o'clock that morning lie heard a great none in Caledonian, 91 to 3 ; and Eastern Counties, 51j ii. au Do. 61 1). crillebest 9O -. numbers. Mora and his generals map:d el :rt .r t . :re:: j a w Reymerket., ..l .... pr..... ... iing there found it - 180 all Do. 6p. ot. do lOl 102 sale as low as 231. ral.....luently taken imminent, anal mercileeely shot. kale crowd assembled round the Aoglemy Hotel--at to 52f. 100 76 Do. do. go. UM t dls par ... 'di. Rotel iliirliusvie the Prince of Wales attended beast two hundred pereine and the defendant Martin Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have declined 10 an Dedetect Delbeunes - - - At Paris this morning Church ft 100 Graft Tarok of s fii 20 116 ft 611 4 Tome, Church on Monday, the 14th inst. Four lying on Lie Nor. ite, wide." in picking him up telegram, the Three psi 1..-4.1. and 33 ciereymen waisted at the service. end putting him on h is less, mid as Soon as he to ito I did. There is a further severe fall in the ter en Be, • per et prft N 64 - Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. * w e V I ilekesPreCi t tak. 86 (0 WI 68fr. 90c., but soon nee ... led me so he struck him in the fee* and got his legs 'securiti e s o f th e Do. 6 per et. . 011 61 -, A IrlTithe Ole hest over the Gull a os. enhunglal with his Ithe rergeont's). so that the y both fell, ija same as the closing price 011.DLN•AY BRAM AID lITOCIUL as De.? pa al Mr.- ea c• - Liereme, doing much cfra:ii • lithe fall be (the sergeant) spraining his thumb. Thel6o all Do. do. 1101 67 49 -. Consols are °AMU COMM ERCI LL INTELLIGENCE. other defendants then bessime very videat, mid they were oad rdl lan.wan. C res s re g rr is I ell Wm* I* b 61 • 2 * c all Do. do. _1171.... 47 49 011 5 __., -if he should take Marla, sail so obstructed him that N Gre*Lidiaa Palmate 961 061 9 09 i for money, and 9 %Levy was miote4 6tor pm eaft. for Isom en am. gu r u. gat away , sa d da m a c h. remi t a b reac b eic , eft all •Eirm. Mot. saber VBL 9 411 •-• 10 9 De. New too; paper h ewed hem to LIVID Mrs Norco he eon aseuredike, and alive the other defienskate over LL 100 ! lerk • Juno. 71 11 BLekbvn 139 314 - ••• 110 U Ot 8. ala c li s e d &g e r m et fat all OtWest H 1... , is, ,4 count. The present }both for money and ... ',Anew. were *lave. Good hes Were awed at 10e) tor a, t wo w .p.m.. m su illyth and 7Tha -..-• ...• IN 11 Do. New 7 et as 11 . •• acac i a ," °1 .,.. r. , ' 3/k _ a „,_* Ice ___,_, Ylet mn 76 5ad.,46 4 ili mmik___A_was la sawyer to Mr. Lewis, the sergeant said he dal let ft .11 , goet e aft(D, pi y .es IN ell Dolida,parttopt. 100 102 -. The o ffi cial business re -••• "•••• •' w ---""'" w as nee her l strike Martin is the face. A gentleman said " Who is it 100 Bristol and Imam .... MI N9l 1110 all Do. do. 73 opt. till 165 IN •-• .des I..ialli to 7,00 D *lee ; middling Uphold, Ha to 11 ie. basing that man iver sod some me said it was T. 1.1. There ills NO Csisfteden - IN all Do. do. T 3 wltboutop. IN 101 - Stock, 232 ; Three psi le au Cork and landau It . h• - . 1 ,stave. Pork lonia*. *VW Walla. ► 1,14 6 16 wee a very large crowd of roma assembled at the time. N all oaret , en so -•-• 110 all Do.ftp.ctlida,pay.l7 N so - New Three per Cents .4.1...eged. Fisher, NM A. co the sergemt ia most 111 all Do. •I• no dl, . until - 44 412 Si I "" lIK 1.00 Madras near. 4 meet. Oft 851 IIL 100 DO. do. I per ft N ft - - Cent. stock, 1859, 11X New camas& mid said im taking Beek iato custody he kicked M r : c o= Is all Do. B GLs. Is Dad tea 11. -• ill 109 Do. 49 per et. Ita.. 87 N - per Cent. Debentu 1. . 41 . 0 st,,iffer• but Sweeties' wleileeSed i miss OA° Ifts, and it took four avoidable@ to take him to the station to al man. andlisJoa os - 4ft 10 10 Do. aftlftea. de._ , 2 111 Us - - taro.. Sterun„; et ecan • T eaelftelft as the stretcher, he being very drunk. 16 all Dend.,Perth.4424.Ja. _79 1 - 116. IN Neb._ CI ars. u 5 . NNW' - -... 80nd5, 7s. die. ;Five 1 Martin said he would admit he was drunk. M. 1011 lea - 11 iiR N. oramslokilt Ca -- - - - 10 an °hai r*. A i m a ik I t de. s / -• paper, - 95 ; Exchequer I The sergeant mid they were all drunk, but Hodgson not 1 , / , ‘ ‘' 41 g°9919 °,,,,,,,,,, " . thn i55ek ~,, . - - The foreign stock ma LORD PA Lai EASTON ON Jt4oolo SCHOOLS ao mud so as the others. di. 100 Do. INN Sr N - 11 all Do. do. B ago. do. 6 i oe • ...4D POPULIIII ZDUCArIoy. Mr. Tyrwhitt mid he was in hopes he should set have II all Neat Suffolk - -•-• 10 all Du. do. lella do. I 7 •-• $ .t little before for o'clock yestnish Bonds are r N. - - area Mr. Beek's young face again (he was charged at Ode IN 1411nburgh and t U 111 - Nga Cage Mahal) ... -.. - p a erday aftornoon court yesterday) whom he discharged him the tremens day. a lOO igillebro.Fert4Dolides IS 1 0 1 It N. 100 Undo 55 99 - however, are steady ; t 1..0' l'idatentou tusk the Asir at a mestiag of the He should now doe him 20s. or a nivath, ad the nest 2 . 1 . 1 . 1 .K 0 ' 111 a i ld s. l476e s w ' UM ' es - ea . " . •••• II 10 Do. Putilsob - m. 100 Do. butht Flolg. Snag N r •- Lomb naiar.,l School Beeiety and amishiesk Brigade. time a month sad no Ilse. With respect to Martin, who 1 7 T ll U r „ et i,,7 o 7.a,'"' etatothae .::: -:: - a 1 • • Unalted.ftrft 1 gls "" 553 to 1. Bales are n T., pithering, which lea piece in the Maio Halt was seemed to have suffered a good deal by falling on his fan, he ft 100 them Northern - . - ~.:y sit.-...ied. the platform entaiiiing iii, J. P. Kay should fine him 100., or haulms days ; and Hodgson be St, Ha Do. A stock 116 111 1161 16 1 . /OREM OBLIGATIONS. zilian Four-and-a-Half .- O. eoi th, Ur E. Daher., Si P., Mr. W. E. Forster, should discharge, sal he hoped noun of them would ever 41. 100 Do. B Black 131 114 - a. .. loot Whop .4 Rapes, the Fad Fitawillient, sad come to the court again. et 100 at. Meth& West. (Ira) 111 114 - 6.1 pa 1 BeILISAZIL Viola( yam. I Was French Three per Cen M. 100 Gras*, Wasters - change, 25fr.) ; Maxim tiz mi =lemes well Meows for their phdeatbropy and The defendants seemed to have suffered considerably in St. 100 laalkoarVal.Omifts. N 1116 - ft en Da kneed at 405.. - 17 174 - Sardinian Five per The report, which was read by Mr. IL B. the rode,. Ilt. 100 Lancashire& Yorkshire 1171 lift 1171 1 20 ell LoreftardeMenet. 11 p. e. so - - Jowl*, Maid that there were two unhook in ceseseotios ft so Leaden nod Bleakwall ft e ft 90 ell Nora of Flamm Sp. tit 111 121 - New Deferred Three with the society. The int, which was situated eel Itaak- b 6. 1 . Lors.„Bagfasa.ll. • 1111 lie - IN an no. (Boulogne) 6p. et -•- seend•hill. was ei.L.ldalsed is March, 165 t sad the LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE . Bt. 100 I. o bis% mai., ADm 61 U - -. $ 9l, 1 ; the Committee - = atteudince of whaler, was about 1 00. The emend -.-_....-.. N. lki Lowden& North Wean. 1954 left like 4 100 1 4.11 all p er i t bw la a ..w tgeeesper i e sat i " ..... 12 . - 13 114 all _ Dia WM. - - - Six per Ceuta., .1854 inteadoil prowled'' , far girls, was emernnacied is m en Do. New 3 per coat.. lid LS/ -in =cram 111201AFILI at IN LaMendWeekra 1149 Ng 90 4 all Nord Swedish 6 most e - - - Six per Cents., 1858, itemeseemea, Lev Leda, ea Jar, the ameage atlas& 91 all Lendena - - -. 19 all 'Southern of Franco Spa 112 - run-. lee Me het four mouths 71. Of the boys 40 hed NEWMARKET MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) In all Da mellefteftgen 111 - IN all ~ victor granulite] ap. a 116 2 1 951 Guaranteed Four per I we,. empheyed as sbeelderhs. their told ~AI. tee N. IN Des.,llist.allasehtek 40 4 47t 47 111 all 117.4tN. W.of Irrancalp.a. - Venezuela Three per 1 ies tutu maim trey bed hem at wort our 11111. Tles is 1 Mearepollhen 8 2di -. togas. sans a boy had ever embed in • day was 7e. /d. • FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 BOYS. N. 1011 Mtillaft the orslo 4 weekly sensing being Ilk 10d. /Limy of the Pitman ... . . al 100 De. 11a.ii i 5„ too IN - COLONIAL GOVILDNICIINT 61C1111111.11. bssi. &el ...me foured enspiemmeall is mine * the hem Fecidorowna ... ... ... ... 2 115 0011 id. Gt. We. dn.** - - is an 1114 East (Uray Lane. - - - -. No. lOh I 'STOOKS. I Pd. I Cl. prime. l Miss. Consols remain flat, a The treasurer's report road bY Mr. W. O. Joy, slated that Neoptoleraus ... . . ... ... 1 11 di Newport, .._dbee - _, .... .. Csa.Gov. 0 p.o.Jen.4lJul. l llo 113 117 - and the account. els. ban. -.toe to the tisane our zat. la. 11d., and SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SONS, 19 9 Newry&Ansegti e deL 7 6 o.• .... .. Do. ever cent., 1879 .. 100 - - - .... .. Do. 0 per cent. 1880 .. 100 - -. The discount market th. •rly ....tend of the ochoeb, it ....bows, depended Duchess .. . . ... ... 1 * all NownWegrapp.dilloa. - - .. .... .. Do. epee cant., 1882 . 100 - ee 41. IN Nark& best short bills are take a vv.( dial upot what was dome at that meetiag. Man Friday ... . . ... ... 2 *0 ft Northers Omelles ILL al ftifle •••• .... .. Da Spare& Feb. &Aug. 140 1U 112 - Led r ‘Lw Easrox , who was lewdly seekedwis slake m Pomona ... ... ... 011. 11110 North Drank - rate. The business a c. 0.5.- Lulu sad geatlenters. -1 plawe UN WWI 91•6 is it ran. Olt all North Deem IWAL •D - - -. Des per mit. Mr akfreee. twosome we always find tlist in came *charity st. all bn. • - - In the Consul marked lll•mise I Do. do , gerr ,.... 1 : 2 2 12 .2 i L 261 124 111 • 6 moderate in amount. .... .. New Bruusw.oov.6 p.n. 1011 1411 107 Mg ee ber.volvesee the Labe. alwayo take procedinee--(hear)-- TWO YEAR OLD HANDICAP PLATE. et UN N. lastera-Dorwisk h.... we aitel.sees of their nature, over the male parted the Commie''. . ... .. ... 1 11 In Do. 0.15.2.11 r e. par Ipm -. pa ••••- N. B. Wales Or.sp. aUN 100 100 101 -• 2to 23 per cent. ... .unman). These cannot, lam sure, be anything more Brills* . . ... ... 61 at IN Do. Ueda Ste NI 74 .... Do. by a, len to 1876 100 N} t 1519 - gold was witlidrai mi. re.. aoe to the mink of all those who sympathies with Foreetsir . . ... ... a. 166 Do. York .. Do. 69. e.. licsil 1 for exportation, but thloo ail 10 Ng 1 No. .. tle. ioi..l6lion of their fellow-creatures, then inelitediens SWEEPSTAKES or 100 SOPS. IN /Left Imam NM 106 - -. Nova Scotia 6p. et Sig. 111 all lfaethrjr s =me 1 lei - .... ..I Deb. redskin. 1375 - ... 100 107 1 190 1 - the Red Jacket, just . 1 this deeviption, and the y rani. • among May et those lady Blanche ... ••• •• • 114 17. Meth . t 146 .., .... .. 8. Mut Gov. 6p. c. Bonet® lik 110 -• ~mid ourroveniefts which are a part of our modem Robinson Crum ... ... It 11 NoeLliftemelheardliie. ft 81 81 ...... .. I Via fa. lip. e. J ret4l July 103 - - - been taken for the Co ...-oigemeuis. It .... nut in recent use only that the HOUGHTON HANDICAP. MI all Peebles - - - .... -I Do.dia 6p. a Ager..6oeL 100 106 f 1061 106 1 1 hand. Owing to the o -- m ell Penmen& - - Spain, fresh amounts a te........:eut sal armor.. await.) of the wealthy aad prosperous 40INT STOCK BASIL Maa.at-Arms ... 15 all .. - .. from the Bank. L+. tern dirostal tu better the analteon of thole ma hmahler ... ... ss. 1. 114 .,=%.1.1 Beckley •• • ... ... circumstances 01 Ilfe, bet formerly the attention al sass AlO tDa I Mt 1 SAW I Id. I C l .pima I balm, Fifty thousand Winton Mi. .6 *dab N. le. lrar.llo. OS/ 251 - 110 , 741 a,. diiveted simply t o th e a ff or di ng b o d i l y re li e f . It i s ... ... ... ... 3 116. L• 0 Scottish Midkad 15 res. Ara and V. Der. leek .so 79 81 79f I Bank yeateeday f ee ma i all 02 64 - ,wry .•f Late years that public attention ha.. boon actively 111. 100 Shropshire. Union dl 51 •-• awl mecossfully do..ctsd to the improvement al the rota ENTRY FOR TWO-YR•OLD HANDIC.IP. B.M. 09 all Mstinidiourneltftelen ft 7 -• 4 8 : 16 0: Ili liank lif t W ... .7. period of rho r year a goo .... as weal as the lody (Heir, hear.) Aad thereon be so Cby Cotherstoue. cat 71b; Bro to Riseber, Set Mb ; Limo. ILL PS South Devon e l. r , „„ 4 , . I§ II Oa 4.. proovu i.oritutsas eture in•ani to the micilecual and mend adman flower, Tst 1311. • F.riethonius, ist lab ; Labelle. 7st 101 b ;C . rZ Soot , „ ehe N as NI 1 *NO 1111 lea of Tortes NON 84 Naha N. imam sass au -•- At Paris, Berlin, Bn .4 the neang gesenitioe than this which this meeting Clooslllitch,7st . 6ll.; Mau Trap, 74 4lb ; Anneals, get 131 b. cs. los & y ee t e i t , a we e r . 77 ft .. KM * Cheri. Bank of leas. rate of discount rem his met to emours3e. If we look upon it simply as All are hon. N all Wokinghatollos. 6 8 -. Aintralla sad China . sll 9114 21 21 Frankfort 23 ; aud at h e' ll ' ti"* pour , _"•atme`..„w•°.,._,Ale the ewe ;. ,,,,_ °l Inn " hi " ENTRY FOR SELLING HANDICAP. AEC. 16 all esocktou t Darlington 11l WI NI sasoo os Mena of India. *8 U DWG ditto - it is ea high as 6 per oel ,'"tat"" .t r p"..__ ._ _a"_.,'" `"'", _ no ~.. alaw ,`"'"„ a ,_____ al a Greek, 4 yrs, fist 1•2113 ; Ellen. 3 yeti lot 61 b I Weill** IN Tall Vale - .. _ 111 IN The fortnightly seta , I. woe useful of peewee:many than sass. ••• a ll know a . o .a. 2 ~,, g et 1 3 th ; w 2 , sat gib; Mi. ~, A Ü b e . - ft IN - . ' that us the arrangements of Pmvideaca it is imposible .to ie --. ' 2 "i t : . ( e t Ai, ; v erac it y, yrs , .s e t, ?Th . ; Ledy Leee e, s 6 so ab. 61 1 dial pi - a 11V :fi b eano stocks will commence a ert that in her , ornmunities don shall sat be the rich 111 Lou Da. 2 me. Mk AU are bore. end the poor. (Hear.) It is impossible to hope that say - B c e ewake. _Th e G ree k . lit O Vale ft leak - 116 91 sesaased.mered. all it im - Thursday next, the 1 Lame arrangemeat shall entirely relieve the bumbler II all Violate am& Phalle° 111 14 - MI elf Mittaseland. all - - -• slier* of society hum the dilation of poverty, mil all SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 ROVE . KM. NI ill Wadi Oorimwell g - el tut at Beaker Anent all Ift 914 - to be observed as a c those diseases, hurl physical and mental, which area Trenton.. lady Peel, and Vicar of /key ore here. IIL IN W.Nerespoidiarb &ft - - _ 110 arid ••• • II - -' "" Exchange, according to at lOW West lettlead-twford 47 40 474 OD, N Join= I& -• es. Ift li.** curb s casino. "I life. *I, t "el* sad enutt„ th ere SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 ROVS. First half of All. M. NI all Ditto N wport 109 11 - 10, oo aka nte a tai ii s 11 of as - The Swiftstue, from mis Lem end Wielinlikelle.. N - -.• el} i in gold, has now been Ivey anev tale taw. Wheless or poverty, s ad Dr. Ni c h e ). J u li e , Deyeaft, %edit, Stitch in Time, sad 111 all Ditto R:reWd lft 104 e ,annot b e a honor dimerion fur greecaty than that s erer d ee eze h ere , Valle IN Nat Fon. ft Deftend.. 48 .o 86 Water Nymph, with 3I which this instesnsion rousts ,at. Maar, bear.) There NAN * Do. New NAN 116 Nealcoal Beak .... ... The foreign exchange he in all ;root comuiunities -and the great., the tom nomity, the greater the (level/wisest of industry, and the ROYAL rainfall theltaA, CoVRIIT.GARININ.-The _, PILIIIIIIIIOII 111•1115. 11490 05 New booth Walls orator the .6i-erne/stem .s populatiou-s net number of an.lati lleSlefallt. I Glen* pee& I OWL Now enta l Ban e c omm _ an .,. _- ....- - dull. There wad an ina NON N Ott mss Saab - Paris, the rates for wl k ',doing. wiku either have parrots whom poverty prevents Pericesmunee et the Crmrs Di 40,9 " 41 . this eeseing. will he .„, to , am all -•- them free .1.61,41 al they ought for their children, or whose honoured by the presence of their Serene Highnesses the .'" N ail •Oeirawsli, 6 per met 11 It ti i Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11° ,: •40 0 . 1 1 1 66 5 Pee r . sieeturiedeed .. II "" - -* verse tendency. Subji fteeo N South Austrella all - ee 9/ 1 inipromd-ree and direoloto habit, reader it imponible Prime aid Primer of Leiningen. ft all DaiLlarth,dr AtimJea. 6 -• 40,000 26 rare re Australia - - _, 11.144 to 15 ; Rotterdam h.?. them to rye them proper c.;.iti and attention. There .. We real in the itli•ita Itm :-" If our informs- K w ` r ee gee t a. 222lllw . 2. 4 ' i lt t l ie u ue let 50,000 1 MI Orden *Leaden - - Ift warp, 3 months 25.274 t mast Le always many who, by rummies' of Providence, -. 4001 VA Unity YMCAS N- -•-• onths, 13.51 to 6 Li,. beet., at tee ~list p e n s & a th e i r D s , tion prove correct, the Armstrong gun has been surpaneed 111. IN Do. C. 75. 46. MS 108 - see a. 004111.1. , spat - Wei tea lit - -....- 1 1 l ditto, 3 eteetlue, deiviv-1 of thompareete upon wires care and aftentioa they ma cheapens and range, rid by the wbitwo r it, pieoe, bus by P ea. IN De. do. No. IN Ito os NOWILLANIOUR the-Maine, 3 months, U7l ....zio ... 16ave relied. (Hoer, bear.) Welt, then. in Ulm an entirely new gun. A year ago we described for our Si. Ili Do. new 6p. et. 4.. IN 12$ - 3 mcuths, 344 to 4 • V cops institutions of this sort step is. They rescue the „ e d ema . e ee k et ig e rpere kti ce, a new w eapon o f art a. N. 100 Ihmeme Unica, 4p. st. U 66 -. Se. I Sb. 1 00/LPAIIILS. 11 hi fel. pees. 1 cello 13.65 to 75 ; Tiie . te ditto. h. ztestoi shill Loos the imi.n.videace and neglect of its , ~_.,__, ,_ Mr. , .,... IL 100 Pd Gleagow 6 p.al. ILI 111 - 10,000 1 10 Anglo-Merl= Mint - all . lft 15 - 3 mouths, eat to i; C eat • : they rescue the orphan from the destitution which Ivry "" n at u "' " 7 "Y ee " ' " mu " which was supposed Ills 100 ganoPertit.Dm i e Pe. Tft 7 1 1 ... *OOP 18 Austrakan Apical .... 11 N 1111 Ift horn, 3 morths, 25.00 tc - thr tens him -( hear) -they give curly habits of order sad to promise a superior range to either the Whitworth or 't. 100 West Northern,. e lb* lin 11e3601000 Allende Tel ( 605.).... all .-.. ... -• .: , .Iplia.., instrietion of a moral aid religion, description, Armstrong pieces, and to be producilde eta far inferior l i lt le laxianeitet lettftlek I: 1 1 1 0 : -• 87,44,1 10 Baths Wasewints_ ~ - all 5 It -• to 45 t Naples, 3 menthe, Do. 44 percent - . lie Brit. American land 45 29 N -• 1314 SO it Need*. 3 oel au thos.• thing. which MI, coed ice to weer in life ; cost of moony sad time. The new gam has now been mode MO 80 Do.ll areassoka . m lll6 67 -. kir* 14 brit 11Nablgag.261.1 ell so sr - on dayo. It to 1 • OPora*. sal when we see 'lie vast el;venttrul which this great city - MCI N Do. 1 7 par e. UR UN all 18 20 •-• We understand that and proved F.sperimeata, which have been conducted by 12 eil • I n li belk wizen* - - iitteol• hr the iudiudi r awl intelligence of every working - - - 11,7711. 10 Do. C - ~,,,,, „..1 ~,,,„,,i i, with:. is, " may my rk ri g thee , „ ta d, government officials at Shoebarynear within the last few ft *0 Da re, ftp, 100 100 - Lels. 62} Goads Land all 109 114 Ul9 11 Co., private bankers, a wlneia are thus core in the naiads and bodies of these , lava, Sr.. laid to have given a ~irprising t a bl e cy results . p i. . ::: it voloss. Cr ....,:. 01 , r s 1.0001 10 Channel Islands Tot (L, all - - - have stopped payment. - 150,000 lit. Oop.Mg.of Pot& @melt all - - ..' issue. The amount of 1 hit's. rhsYrea ,IT not wan to rug to waste, wea l The .16ot attained a more of ten thousand ) ants , the weight na„ na ar,„l...,'LL 1:1 Its •-• 12,000 i 25 Do. Ivet 74 per cent. all 25 16 -.. to hloom without result • but, As assuredly as you instruct ai t I ;Du,. Th e Ai...tome guns, we believe, have never 8 all Do. Ohms 1 14 - LOOM! ft angel Fakes - moo, 81. Do. rrearrence et! a ball of more than 1001 h. weight. Measn. Horgan, a- ral life, and in the ninon of procuring hy industry chino '''' m II ell Da. ft. 14. e. 111 1 01 - 160,0001 N. Do. Bp. et. Pap. Deb ,100 luri 106 4.. !noir., od, so -ssi.red.. sill they turn to labour whet their of Lis erpoul, are the makers, aid we hear that they have 11l 190 De. Mein Clies. Nook 711 78 -, 700,000 et Monde Telegraph 'loo ,18 100 -. the examination meetin Eleer ean le prieliel7.lv employed. (Hear.) So far, then, o ff ered to supply the government with fifty Lynall Thomas M all IlaChseLlaa.liberes 90 21 -} IWu --' India merchant, of Or W Do. do. 00 lO 14 -.- 15,600 ! N 11 Do. all w Anst. Cow .. lb l ii o xi - case of Mr. Charles Co l " *.""Path„ 1 " 44 ,ti:ow unhaPPY f or bide Wimp rttriolas guns per inooth, if they should be required." N an Do. do. do l5 - a s a v i o . : 1/1 Wm T h a i ; Na,s r r - 7 - i.... 1 a.m.. ..... .••te•teat• motive support's( indite- T he coursin g • • f or n e xt week IL IN Lamm& Yerkah. 6p.riJlL 137 139 meetings - - ter and Melbourne, was tear" ut this "hens tiir ; hit if I take • huger view, and look It IN lasallinglo..6p.o.Ous s- WON 1 Do. 174 per Tenth. . . all I - ruptcy. Mr. Commie& moo u h m.. ...,,,,,,... as b eer * ep e e th e e w is. follows :-Cardington Club on Monday, Ac., Ashdown Park ilt No. 1 115 118 - 12,000 6 lan. Diarlet Tel. .14.. 11 1 -- Ms - 6. " '" "I 1 i 1 " ••. 610, 7. we see isi thet new ale! the oa Tneaday, Market Weightou (0) on Tuesday, he., North* IL 142 pkillks• de , 110 . 116 Ile - oo,oeo so London Discount (L.) .. a I§ oj se, - mediate certi fi cate of St 101/ Da ftp.a do. ... 157 140 - 1111.000 4 Lou. (ten . Oranibtio Co all It It •-. Gibson, tanner, of God ....sq..' 1.....14.- ~ ...aivss for Mourning and enlariieg EiJaud INewesstie) and I Nsnior 8 t• Leger °a Wednesisy. 111. No . 1 . do. is. .. . -a,- N Idadril ' nigh ' & (knal " t 2 P 2l - traded much attention shoe estallotin en'. ('i.e of the great evils of eivtheed k43._ and Dirimy Club (Lytha m ) fie Thursd a y and Friday. IL IN De. pie. do. ~.. 104 106 - 23,000 10 Itadlterrauewinee.Tel. all .- - ftsiet) i. th. s uneivolistol portion of the cononuaity. There „....„_' „---71-T,_ knurl _, ,__eedi is to be sold ,_ II aR De. guit_prfah de... - - - 12, 10 IlletUter. it Tel. (Lhra.) at: 2 d -. With reference to t mud mid at is ....oleo hepe it shall sad be-then will be `-'4•""e Spencer '. '''" It re !""•• IL It& *a 7p.e. ingfteek.. 162 11.5 -. Ott IS NsUonal Moonlit 00.. 6 11 Idb o. Collier Brothers, of Pll ni 'son great comentuuty a certain amount of crime, of Loudon at the end nt nett month. 11l IN Deftie.llo.(W.l&C.P. 138 116 -6, 10 NerbuddeCoadlnaiL, 6 3 2 dis - 1...5i...50. sal m.ptiondenee, and the amount of them " Tom Sehright's dinner," says the Blestrated ih 181 Dw uj i t e ' 64 “ 6"6l * a ra - min to Datagram& lead ~. all 4 4 -. We have therefore come - 54000 5 Do. Bp. e., Is. atl 61a. all i 1 - crop is a very inferior crop a was attended thethe by seventy hunting men. 96 108 Lakelletheinead NI e 1 xto 001 Ila 1.72514, N. Bruns. & N.SeetlA. N- - . - of Its wretchedly damp con • .r , isot yi .irs of life to tL , , minds of the rising geuenitiou. 11116,61 IN. Dr* Anstrakekno an I It - estimate consideeably bole I "• Inc. t:6. , it .. is ee'netivies happen that those who The Duke of Maaeboiter was in the chair, ca d the cup and 3 ‘ . 122 84. . 1.....w .0av a1.. .1 .8 14aa. 1. 4....e. 160 116 LIS - &OAP 1 . ental Clia - been exaggerated by man i• )0 metillol ie.. ir-ir mild, in early childh.sl the Mill. were pneouted in due form, and very feelingly acknow. Ift all tonftaftrialtaulaWle I3§ 13 - 60, 1 Do. "New Shane I "Inv Prtv - ipie• .4 •-1--Atine may , in after life, yield to lofted. The mosey is., we believe, to be invested in Great It 155 21102114812 nn 11 2. 6 t 1 * 1 122 - MO* 10 i la. Eno. (Lts.) A 4 - - -. samples in which the ben 0 49 De. A - 10,000 10 Do. de. II 5 -.- - full in consegneace of the n t '"'"festi"l'. 'e 1 .4 1'..7 by truest:us einumstames. sad Northern shares, end 2COI. still remains to be collected. 24. IN De. ft per east . - 00,000 ISt. Pad giver Load& lila. 100 67 50 - Potatoes are mid to be the 1' .ore those r." 1" te which they went early te s trneted t " The Derrimat county aulacribera have bees not a little 10 laxßisteiiell * di 4 9 5411 lO,OOO 14 and Urfa all 76 TS - therefore appear that the p "••• but these • as... s • • oonnerativelv rare sad you will 91. tkas. - - - *too a 0 bra New lt 134 169 pm - leave ry low one, and the, 41 that the ~..0.1 ...one of snlefeetinee, dal th ose e.g e shocked hi, the suicide of their huntsman. Tom He was a se. me Dwain& Drrellre. uo no - okooo to lel les & LAS& ef al.wh 011.1 I.ere eoweeetti t e, .i., 'sees Of early sad proper very Imam feature in tho late hound show at Middle,. ft 14,0 Day Iregetemi 101 103 - ,o. kelOtb a ylle. am all 1114 as -. to be supplied b Y a forei g n monseen to ehi'.dosu in the Gist yams oil their lima beiemps, where he won the silver Ea.* for old dog hoods, l e t 1 : 9 N sls s , a p.c. N 15 - 31, es - The statement of ace - le. is . New WI • ft • "* Railway Company of Well, we nay take in mond and *teaseled chi age w ith gideadoer,” et. lfa North Defilaggereent 110 111 so. 14 IN • Men items -ft 10 6.2 rummies (non what i. done in physical and material mat- Tbs Gard ri chroold , of ._,_ ,_• ma am De. pew Pak 6p. M. 169 111 - 1. I* Aust. liwestm. IN 124 IN his If mat wont to dry a 01.000, to get ri d of the to-uny emn.aula al5 1 &Okada, Vale . f 1 ges -14.10 L 15 Aselnillea Lad all ID ft - L .. ' Monday. The Caledonian Rail' bodes's eihalatio, f. - oni unh&thy &Arica, you don 't great amebae of report. of the part ham.' from various Ilk IN N.fts.-ftincit - - - 75,000 1 Waring Tot Scrip simply go to pen-p out the water which lies in the parts at the country. "It is plain," observes our motes. 12 55 Des do. 10 11 Do. Lefts Bp.et No. 1 - -6. -.• 64000 10 &14. Ors Op. Oaa 6 oe so. - Means. Baring Brot romad, hot son go to the waste ef the evil, yam turn the pore'''. in commuting upon these returns, " " that floe for. ft 15 Daiwa. 11.11 pima per Apia - la 100 Yen likaesa's lead.- 181 911 -' half -yearly dividend on I 'Paala 00 , 1111 , 0 r. 0..41 from err canny which they in, finer Malmo& ef the cam, complaioed of hy boon as pros * si .11,011 210 Neet,ise• •• • Da .. tovie!ita..riflyou tore thft morms tato profitable arid . . _ .t little before for OWOl* yesterry aftimuous I. id Hilitientoo tusk the shah at a mostiag of the teeth Ragan' Schaal fiesisty and Illeashiesk Brigade. fidlierme, shah leek piece in the Meek Hall, was .• , ,..y att.-mied. the pinafores costaising Sir J. P. Bay • .- e... th, Adam, 11 P., Mr. W. E. Funny, i..• land Bishop .4 Rapes, the Purl Pitawilliant, aad other nen hums for their phdeatliropy and The report, which was read by Kr. Da B. Jowl*, gaged that there were two schools is asseeties with the society. The int, which was situated as Rieli enagal-hill• was estddidied is March, MB, sad the =of artesian was about 100. The esesed Inhinded isrineipally far %irk, was semanmested is Repairers, Leerier, is Jay*, the ~pp area& 1614 - . ler the let four writhe 71. Of the boys 40 had sonployad simiehlarke, their total earsigs far tue twain norm may had bre at work we 11111. The hathese is.. a boy hail seer weed a • day toes Ta. N. • •eiekly mooing Ines lba 10d. Many of the; hel same foury enspiermeat is ladle is the term The tremaree's revert, read by We. W. 0. Joy, stetted that se e mime to the imam we •Zal. la. 11d., and the •viy •li•tenete of the 'cheek it was shows, depended • amot upon what was douse at that neseling. lard P %Le norox, who was badly appleaded„ !peke as 1,40..:- Wiwi mod geatlecose, -1 place the Maiming Wr adde....• linage, we always had that is cases of eherity i• sne.eoiesee tie Were always take procedreas--(hrr)-- 6.•,.. the kitelans of thew mune, over the male pastel the emenionO). Then cannot, I am sure, be &arida. Mare I• 11. oot Inv to the minim of all those who sympathies with tlito im..liten of their fe!low-cresteres, thee imailatisms . f thi. iteovilitien, and they rani. among way of these esseatial improvenieets which are a part cif our modern en-in mecum. It wee sot is recent tame only that the temouicus end actor.. elitist) of the wealthyaed prosperous I. en olireaoal to locum the couilitioa of those is himaider ercurnatances oi life, toot formerly the attention of we eta. ditected simply to the affording bodily relief. It is salt' .1 Late years that public attention has bees atzzl and ,hosted tsd to the impr o ve me nt of the a. wed as the body. (Heir, bear.) Aad theme's be so i.e.titOtesti More morini to the istellecsuel sad moral =ham .4 the noise geoenitioo than this which this meeting ku 100-t to cocoa:l.3e. If we look apse it simply as regards the poor caesiume who are tits care at this in stitute" it is Wiwi to all that so limpet/66mi as he own useful or praiseworthy thus this. We all know that in the ensnarement' of Avoidance it is isprible to ..Lett that in terve, communities there shall sot be the rich and the poor. (War.) It is impossible to hops that say human arrange:nest shall entirely relieve the bumbler ilieson of society Irma the aMiction of poverty, and all thooe diereses, both physical and mental, which arise hunt such a *tedium of life. But wealth sad comfort limy ailertat• thus infliction of poverty, and there used be a better direetion fur gemprosity than that which this ineteeniooe Oat. (Hear, heard There most he in all ;rant coniumnities -and the greater the coal. emnity, the greater the development of industry, and the ;teeter the become/awe in population--a vast number at children who either have parents who., poverty pnveets them ft...,, .lolag al they ought for their children, or whose improvidence and di...ohne habits reader it impunible 1.., them to rye the; proper c.;.te and attention. There • moot Le always Many who, by remains' at Providence, Lave at toe wawa pored. of their bon, deriv-1 of thosepareota epee whine owe and attentioa they • right have retied. (Hoer, boar.) Well, then, in them c. 0.. institutions of this sort step M. They rescue the ztetei still teen the imi.e.videsce and neglect of its on' • : they emcee the orphan from the destitution which the tens him-(hear) --they give s.rly habits of order sad .:••• insirietion of a mural aml religion/1 descriptiou, au! to tn.*, things which mar cond see to success in life . • eel when we see tLe v as t il;itnand which this great city affool• tic. the itehistir sod intelligence of every working' nun sod winuaa with:a it, we may say that these seeds whin noe thus ems m the minds sod bodies of thee , , hiee rhs'•!ren or. not sown to rasa to waste, mid Hume without moult ; but, se assuredly as you instruct Vacs. ellildreti in tie duties of social, sad easterly. and ▪ life. and is the mean, of proeurisreby industry their ltvelro so -..,:iced. ; will they tuna to labour whet their &deur am lie yes saisolr employed. (Hear.) 8o far, Uses, a. ..iii .pathy ti..we unhappy little beings extends, uv would Ls.e .d'.,.ate motives for sapportiog Statics te.to of this elosre s,r ; boot if I take • Larger view and look moo thee Moslem est. as bearing upon tbe social ia- L,'.is of sloe 841 Si ry, we Ma a that view ale , the ei motive.. for cot-earning end enlar4ieg thew. 04411 •• tin (TIN Ow of the great evils et earthed e.e.o d. t 16.• urivdi.ni portion of the °amenity. There mud -*MI t. hope it shall sot be-these will be ie esery meat oviummity a certain amount of mire, of sail mploiVldliDee, and the amount of these e• 44 will wrestle depend epos the dandies gives is the • of life to minds of the rising geuentiou. • • Inv th .1 it •o is mMetirrOoi happen that three who ..e awhile! ;et. or-tr minds in early childhood the I "1" , 4 co-too-dine may, is after life, yield to temotatiee.. le l e d sear fortedosts eireurnstances, sod it. tire Chow tech. In which they were early obstructed to n". het filo.» • es... • • •••••nparatively rare, mad yea will 001 that the et eouree enfortnne, dell thaw evils •6•11 olle•t I irre com oltnit Pe, is, want of early sad proper muse -ten to , hi'd'e, In the ant ram or their lives. hell wo may take ie moral and istellsotael thins examples for what is der is physical and material mat ters. If pm Ina! so dry a meow, to get rid of the noires eatialath, f.7nti nithesithy dertricte, you dolt ✓enorly go to poorp oat the water which Ins in the gmesti, bet soot go to the muses of the evfl, you tarn the 'asap sad timer. the'., Irma the cavalry which they remote...n.l you tiore the* morass into profitable arid ilthy hind fOor the eo• n :t n. (Hear.) In the same tr..t ran rielnli ir!...., it the soirees of crime at the foun• L. tie minds of the children of tier o ••• 'On timings of religions sad moral principle, sad l• • h them lotion. 5 ,s valne and insperhree of roles • regulations and of order; tenth the lead, eves - . hoot imer• to he obednt le erielei sanlatiawa mid me will lid. nem he hi re s • ran, be will be • ve rear to 'chill tv the laws .1 hie eanstry, sad to ..• is in usialstaisom roYieniw. (Heer.) ff we sword * thi s if we Pre , ••• m Mee Ind Wins a vest member of t - • eaLeyr cl./dres where UR Ur all the bawds sad i• Arlon le such it:zit iss than Pm ••• • •••6t66.4 et, •soweene ,• le seit which • It eetead 1.. Arlo,. geseratmee se man as the worst I i; -wet •••• sew fittonliir IS the report which shows the hear • • .4 this it. •i•el, •u. Two have bees told that though •'as., a isunil and isreelhunal character ileseende us " vim, at perm, (rum parent to child, yet ••..• sterettmes I. .ppries that this rierr•ut 5:11 Ix reseretrt ' a i oi•• -1•• ,iperar‘i •11.1•••• 'l.-eid %mita; I I cannot liehave •o oa sinnt, wealthy. eel arinerial Wens like this, fall • • s„esiiistiose. when men if capital sad cow ids* broody austniusilel Yhwallr sail generously • ;ritthing welch tends be prwootil the well.borg 1a•lo w them-1 rant Ice a noreest believe that •• to• whielo has her roads by the sonetary will set -• •• • te1..1)... that mad eargiese erase.; and that, whoa .• Lama 1.9 honed taw meet Yearly roped , he will he • •.... I • to elate that this s iestitatios, althou ;It of • •-e. rito•ly retest establiehm.-nt, has rieen like a plied t Lad that the berths which ate founders have 1•84160 to he WOO:, reelded, and if it be o•ri .-None to soy that the people, Leeds will hewn I • e set cm•ifiing to their feelings, and an ad • will 1...4 infinite value sad itopurtaoce to the sacra •. is m the inialliaste et this large and napalms (I..ud bpplay.a) ria ;As s siaoettare of the riming included the Lad f th.. Right Meg. W. Cowper. Sir .1. Kay .!., 0. •••• • A. Deniers, Esq., W. E. Forster. • • P. ! y !4.0- 1 1.. e! Lord Persevere will visit Mr. Menell • • • •. vim, and will aftermuda_proceed to • • c residence of R. H. Maass, M.P. ' •e.e • ". alt. his I.l4sta:tiepin the ' rad . .4;et ,ust niched at Pos The Gardeßeri Chrootirle of to-day oontaiu• a great amaber of reporte of the past harvest from various parts of the country. "It is plan," observes our contem porary, is commeating upon these returns, "that one for a/M. Ilialignia of the we, complaioed of by some as pree sooting ton gloomy • picture, by erred in not being lurk enough. There was • balky crop of both oats and barley on the ground. but both, the latter especially, have been , injured by bad weather. There never was the promise of ea average crop of wheat, awl what then was has also suffered monk Asa general ads, oats will still be • fair cop. Good s►mples ef malting barley will be extremely rare, and wheat will yield manually below its average pro claim. Of price crops, we have to report that potatoes ate almost sairseially a failing crop. Turnips generally are very nor. the (ample's , " in both cases being found in the northern ernietin ; while masgold,, are universally inferica, sal aepealtietive, and good hay is both scarce and deer. Both man and beast will have to draw ors whatever may he stored frees former yews for their food supply daring the eosin winter." It is stated that the reindt to Mr. Ledger of the long sad arduous efforts which ended is the peree e det importation into Australia of the first flock of alpacas from Nara has been personally minus. He safely landed them la ISM after having devoted eight yesrs t., the task of collecting thorn and studying their habits and management. They an now "in magnificent order and thriving wonderfully." But the fleeee is not cut till it has attained a three yeats growth, and the unseal attending the enterprise are Mated to have entirely ex hausted his moderate resources, In a letter to one of the alarms of Loudon, dated Arthundeigh, Merriam, New Mlle Wake, the 2Dth of June leak be says, " If pecuniary adhisaleges have riot attended may entities efforts to intro. duos That voluble animal the alpaca into these colonies, I have aeldeeed a name that posterity will honour. lam named, sari, after eight years of ab.mce from my busily, I must return to my children possums." It I. aque■tion for our wealthy masufacturen whether they should permit this cossummatios to be recorded is history, or take °ousel together to afford Mr. Ledger some relief._ la WS WO WO 1W Da: Lads 'p.a .. No. _ Do. Tart IL II &A,% Nall MoSsrlikire.... bad& amt. Dinavd. doot.lll.lll4pal Do.Abor. gi.45 p.a. .... lox p. et. hot Doom Mud p. a Lida (Mod. As. t LIAM Do. at pot oa Do. ks dp. did al par oat d. Wo IL 17 4 p. tillooLdlearlbiessipoo. I Do. do. ip... Do. do. Clip... 11Mo/A lUlkoaayllpo. W.111.1-o:l.logoaat.. I Do. do. lad do. Noirp. I p. el Prot. D0.40.p00p.41p.0l proL US 11$ 110 us 4 11 I Gi 1111 144 IN MS IN 92 01 101 ii iii Ile 11 4 111 IMI is nf 1 14 i• • •tat-1 t h at, including the eastern Rlnpe of ' • r.diforala ha. DOW` • white pilssastion , 7fitkiann, nearly all sequirod within Imply* yawn. tL. Law a the promos century—that ut efitLin • .on--Ibis it is ainumod, will hays increased to During the recent sojourn of the Emperor of the Fritsch at Greeoble. his Majesty visited the districts in Savoy when cretinism abounds, nod conversed for a Meg time with Dr. Nispee on the supposed causes of thialeerthie disease. His Majesty materna the Crowz of the le/Ise Honour on Dr. Magee for his work on cretinism. while has already heels deemed worthy of a prim by the Isrtitde of Franco. and signified hie intention of proposing a peter far the encouragement of further investigatioss oft the ins purtent subject of cretinism. - Si L - Nil _ There is a current story, which may be true, and may be tales—we (niter) cannot say. It is that a colleague cams lad woolen to Lord Palmerston complaining of the immews• labour at receiving deputation& " Deputations !" said his lordship, "why, that's my amtweinent." A very sad accident occurred yesterday at the railway carriage works of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Beltway Company at Miles Platting. At a few minutes before one a boiler connected with the works exploded, and many of the men were seriously injured. One of theta died dim* the afternoon., another lice in a dangerous state, sad two ethers at least are very much hint. WINDOOR Cams, OM 24. This day had masses of bee Majesty Hassan Ali Khan, Pay°, Bear eniin ar :a sa d Minister Plecipotentiary from his = Nee cif Perrin, to take leave • and his Ex Mader , Ambassador Extrlordivary fro c e l l e' ll ac ifas Majesty the Shah of Persia, to deliver his credentials ; to which 11101111001111 they were respectively introduced by the Right Hon. Lori John Rummell, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreigh Affairs.—Garrtte. DEPARTUI.R 07 THE GRAND MICE MICHEL 07 Rcseu — Rae Imperial Meuse. the Grand Duke Michel of Russia, with the Grand DWAIN and their family, left Dover last night on their raters to St. Petersburg, after their sojourn at Torquay. Their Imperial Highnemea, who Mee been staying in Loudon the last few drys, arrived by the Main leavuig London.loidge at 4.30 and reaching Dover at 7.10, std wore received cm alighting from the train by Mr. B. N. Latham, the flu+sh:n Vioe-Oonsel, (apt.'s aidedetemp, and other officer.. After a brief stay at mm's Royal Ship Hotel the illustrious visitors ed for Ostend in the queen mail packet, Captain Jelsist, with every proved of a film and rapid Captain Jenkins', of the Dover and Continental Royal Packet Service. accompanied the packet DARING GAROTTE RoBBERY AT NEWMARKET.-- Kiwis WM; FliJ DA Tat T.W. —A most darmg prone robber/ has just been perpetrated here. Mr. William Nichols, of Nottingham, • large book-maker, was attacked by three tria, and robbed of a large amount of money and ha watch sad chain. In addition to this sever a l of his rib' were broke& At present io duo has been obtained to the Pof this daring outrage. =rs ATS, FEIDAT. —The bark Nemesis, of lowidoe, struck on Monday night on the Girdler Saud, near As soon es her signals of distress were observed. the to lifeboat, which the National Lifeboat 'ratite tied bed just sent to that station. was manned and launched. lawasdiately the vessel was reached, the lifeboat crew bested her, and after assisting to lighten her, ehe, with bee ere, of aeveeteea kande, proosalal on her voyage, with • esural cuss), to Bombay. BANK OF ILNOLAND.—An A and Bth Vie., e. Mk for the we 24, IWO. SOD DO Notes lamed L21,166,G16 ati.165.616 laatDlO D 7 PTlrietars' Capital L 14,663,000 R Pabilc Del's.lts (la eluding Zzebeg , Bay. Beak; Own m4 of Natal Imo Del - 42 - 4;rl - 1 . 7 - 14 Aortcl Other Deposits 14.784.801 Orem day and ether 794,214 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. Rumours that a further amount of gold is leaving the Bank have contributed to-day to depress the funds, which have experienced a further de cline of per cent. The &hare markets are likewise heavy. British railway stocks have sustained a fresh fall varying from to per cent. The issue of the report of the London directors of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada has been followed by a further severe fall in that com pany's securities ; the stook has been preened for sale as low as x 34. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 90c., but soon receded to 68fr. SOc., being the same as the closing prices of yesterday. Consols are officially marked 921 and for money, and 92,1 and 1 for the se count. The present quotation is 921 to both for money and the Bth of November. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91 1,1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1; India Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 103, 1021, 103; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96 ; ditto Bonds, 7s. die. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 95 ; Exchequer Bills, 2s. prem. The foreign stock market is dulL Mexican and Spanish Bonds are rather offered. Turkish, however, are steady ; the loan of 1854 is quoted 70 to t, whilst that of 1858 is rather firmer, at 551 to /. Sales are recorded as follows :—Bra zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 881 ; French Throe per Cent. Renton, 68fr. 25e. (ex change, 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents; 221 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 851 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 391, 1 ; the Committee's Certificates, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854 , for aocount , 701 ; ditto Six per Cents, 1858, for account, 551; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 101/ ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 221. HALF-rear Two o'CLocm. Consols remain flat, at NI to both for money and the amount. The discount market remains quiet, but only the best short bills are taken a fraction below the Bank rate. The business; at the Bank yesterday was moderate in amount. In the Consul market the rate for loans was only 2to per oent. No gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation, but the whole of the 152,0001. by the Red Jacket, just reported at Liverpool, has been taken for the Continent, although not yet in hand. Owing to the continued demand, partly for Spain, fresh amounts are expected to be soon taken from the Bank. Fifty thousand sovereigns were taken from the Bank yesterday for remittance to Scotland. At this period of the year a good deal of coin usually leaves the Bank for the provinces, Scotland and Ireland. At Paris, Berlin, Brussels, and Amsterdam, the rate of discount remains at 3 per cent.; at Frankfort 2i ; and at Hamburg 2. At Vienna it is as high as 6 per cent. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence on Monday (" continuation day"), and terminate on Wednesday. Thursday next, the Ist of November, is expected to be observed as a close holiday on the Stuck Exchange, according to custom. The Swiftsure, from Melbourne, with 282,5001. in gold, has now been at sea 76 days, and the Water Nymph, with 322,0001., 64 days. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were dull. There was an increased demand for bills on Paris, the rates for which showed rather an ad verse tendency. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.164 to 17 ditto, short, 11.144 to 15; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.16 f to 17; Ant warp, 3 months 25.274 to 324 ; Hamburg, ms. havoc., 3 months, 13.51 to 6 ; Paris, 3 days' sight, :Z.121 to 17i ; ditto, 3 mootlue, 25,371 to 40 ; Prankfort-on the-Mnine, 3 months, 1174 to 4 ; Petersburg (per youth)), 3 months, 344 to f ; Vienna, eft. So., times months, 13.65 to 75 ; Trieste ditto. 3 months, 13.65 to 75 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 494 to 4 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 494 to 4 ; Leg horn, 3 months, 25.00 to 5 ; Canoe, 3 months, 25.421 to 45 ; Naples, 3 months, 40 to 4 ; Palermo, 3 months, 1314 to ; Mambas. 3 months, 1211 to 4; Lisbon, VD days, 50 , 4 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 534. We understand that Messrs. Robert Davies and Co., private bankers, of High-street, Shoreditch. have stopped payment. This is not a bank of issue. The amount of the liabilities is not believed to be large. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, there was the examination meeting in the case of Mr. Begbie, India merchant, of Great Winchester-street. The came of Mr. Charles Cornell, merchant, of Roches ter and Melbourne, was yesterday turned into bank ruptcy. Mr. Commissioner Fans awarded an im mediate certificate of the second class to W. G. Gibson, tanner, of Godalming, whose case has at tracted much attention of late. With reference to this year's crops, Mews. Collier Brothers, of Plymouth, report as follows : We have therefore come to the conclusion that the wheat crop is a very inferior crop in quality, chiefly in consequence of Its wretchedly damp condition. The quantity, also, w• estimate consideeably below an average, although it has been exaggerated by many, who have been misled by samples in which the berry has appeared to be large and full in consequence of the moisture with which it is soaked. Potatoes are mid to be the worst crop since 1848. It would therefore appear that the produce of this country this year is a very low one, and there is certainly a large deficiency to be supplied by a foreign trade. The statement of accounts of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada will be issued on Monday. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of Mt Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announce the half-yearly dividend on Louisiana State Sterling Ave per Cent. Bonds, and Quebec City Sterling Six per Cents. In consideration of the arrangements rendered requisite by the lees of the Conaanght, the ordinary and ispeeial meetings of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam riatilgation Company, fixed for Thursday next, will be adj,,iirned. The dividend is also announced on Wilmingtoa and Raleigh Railroad Bonds. The Julia has arrived from China with 574,300 lbs. of tea. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 94, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation inn in1it,1036,615 Demme £121.,495 Cuculstasa settee Public deposits.-- Other deposits 14,786,538 Increase 441,729 Government securities in FRIDAY 8v 714. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to for the Bth Nov., opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 921 to 93. For money the last price was also 921 to 93. The official business report is m follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 921 ; ditto for account (Nov. 8), 9_34, 93; Three per Conte. Reduced, 911, g, g ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; Thirty Years Annuitie s (expiring in April, 1886), 161. Bank Stock, 231, 230 ; India Stock, 2191; ditto • Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 103, 1021, 103 ; ditto Four per Cent Debentures, 1868, 961, 1 ditto, 1869, 961, " ; Bands , 65., 35., dia. ; Five - and-a-Half per Cent enfaced " rupee paper, 1011, 4. Indian Government securities remain very dull. Sellers of the rupee paper still predominate. The Five o3 ier Cent. stock of 1869 was quoted 1021 to 1 03 India India Bonds, et to 3t dia. ; and Exche quer ills, 2s. dia. to 2e. pram. Au unfavourable reaction of to 1 per cent. took place to-day in Turkish Bonds ; the Loan of 1854 closed at 70 to 1, and that of 1868 at a 5 to 4. Mexican Bonds wore quoted 221 to Ottoman Bank shares continue to meet with inquiry, and have improved to 171 to 18. There was also a demand for Agra Bank, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, and Canada Land shares. Royal Mail Steam were flatter. The Two Years Options of the Illinois Central Railway Company were dealt in to-day at 6. The Three Years Options were quoted 61 to 74, and the ordinary Options, 4 to 41. The new shares of the Midland Railway Company were quoted 1/ to 2 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ooeau Marine Insur ance 11 to 21 prein. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, Ito prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 7-16 to 16 prem. ; Loudon and Provincial Marine, 1 to 1 die ; East India Irrigation, 1 dia. to par. s iZkingiepartMeast . 7 9,490,273 No change Othersecurities 111 banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 14,435,276 Decrease 149,860 Seven day and other bills 794,214 Increase 8,864 The Kest _8,419:1 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoor. Notes in memo lncremis 214,9015 Total reserve (notes& coin) in banking department 7,483,211 Increase 187.1100 The principal alteration is the increase in the private securities, which shows that the commercial demand upon the Bank was active. The deposits having however increased still more largely there is an addition to the " reserve." The coin and bullion continue to decline. The Gazette statement of the movements of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.: imports of gold, 6 6341. ; exports of gold, 136,432/. ; imports of 25 silver, -4& . ; exports of silver, 63 5,5431. oast pennant to the Art ?lb aiding oa Wedneoday, Oct. CiOvernme — nt debt.. C 11,016,103 Other seearitles Gold coin end bd. is,ego,as Bilvw - The market for British mining shares; is quiet to-day, and the transactions as usual on a Saturday have been very limited. The only bargain marked in the Stock Exchange official list is in East Wheal Russell shares, at 111. Other descriptions are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. Foreign cud colonial mining shares have likewise met with scarcely any business, and are unaltered in price. Dun Mountain Copper have been dealt in at par. The course of business in metals has varied but slightly this weak. Copper is dull of sale, with rather a downward tendency in prices. Iron is somewhat stiffer in quotations in Wales in conse quence of a rather better demand, and Scotch pig has advanCed 6d. to la per ton. Tin is nominally unchanged, but prices of foreign are perhaps a shade 'eider. Spotter keeps quiet, at last week's quota tions. Lead is in moderate demand. Tin plates continue rather inanimate. !.r.•ringrr. Government Secy ... rifles Ilucludia~ Maid Weight Am nulty) Other beeurities 19,7741110 Note* OMAN Geld &ad Silver Celia /KM ta.CIUSI L 50.678.1113 Oct. W, MIL m. MARSHALL, Met Cambia?. At West Stray Park Mine meeting on the 18th Met., the accounts showed a debit balance of 9781. 18a. 4d. A call of 11. per share was made. At Merilyn Mine meeting yeeterday the accounts showed • balance of liabilities over assets of 173/. 13s. 6d. A call of 1. per share was made. The Garreg Mine accounts, presented at the meeting yes terdey, showed a balance of liabilities over meets of 2131. es. Id. A call of lis. per share was midis. ,cwox BAILWATI. iaztvresp & llothinhan azdesses 'Malta IL reLUlp.s I=l, Onlamori : i Comma 10.. • WA iCuMa!ica 'Dutch itreiii lf..tere et Yrsase Vat. Amman gm& S. r. Gt. Casual of hawk Ot. limainabs. Ounal. Hansa Janctlem Lob Ososiamon s Beis Ilkine awl Thubsell Aelowls pasa.tiAsio Z a ti e cht l it Do. Itsw Ihari• anneal Mak lwd. b. rforoisllfidll line awl Odor IMO. mkt lipariur .M 0 sad kith ma Dael i sh nset! Owselksla DaT per sail De. /r avel Prof *Spent it.Asita !Wee Ilmlers , Ds. it part orrat.PLat mei W st meielt& W. W. of F , Wasters of Aaatila Wteolowlea 1 1 7 I i ... I Ms $ tile N II 2S. U Ps Si rt Si ft AL 12 15 %AN die "MI 1 1-1 : 1 1 . 11l lb COMMERCIAL AHD MARKETS. TALLOW MARK.ET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 51s. est clash. Petenbery Y.C. ow the spot, 595. ; all the year, " sellers" ; llsoesober, des. ; January to lima. Wis. 3d. ; Oztober to December, 1861, 59.. Mmucrr AVERACIIII. --Town tallow, 61s. 9d. ; fat by ditto, 3s. 2d . ; yellow &Isaias, 61s. ; elted stuff. 445. 6d.; rough ditto. ; tallow graves, 20a. ; good drop, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mean. Davis and Co. report trade firm to-day. Priem :—Prime meadow hay, 755. to 84s. ; superior do., 95.. to 116 s. ; inferior do., 50s. to 80.. ; mace, 4G.. to 505.; clover, old, 90.. to 120 s. ; ditto mcond cut, 801. to 100 u; straw, 30s. to 38s. COVENT GARDEN.--(THIS DAY.) For hothouse grapes Were is a fair demand, and bat a limited supply. Pine apples have been in request this last week, and larger prices have been obtained for them. In pears no alteration has taken place since our last report ; they consist chiefly of Duchess d'Amouleme, Louise Bonne, Marie Louise, Gansel's Berm. mut , and sumo inferior varietie s. Peaches, nectarine:, and plums may yet be obtained. Oranges are 3s. a dizen. Good Alberta may be had at from 9d. to la per lb. °Abbeys, beans, carrots, and turnips may be obtained in quantity. Cauliflowers sae scarce. Potatoes:valise from W. to lUs. per cwt. Cucum bers abundant. Oat dowers chicly consist of orchids, gardenias, kalosanthes, dahlias, violets, mignonette, china eaters, heaths, and roam. &UIT. Plea Appka, per lb., is to ft Grapes, per lb., as to Is Pemba, per dos., Os to Is Nectarines, do., as 10 al Green Flo, per dor., b kola Ideloas, each. 91 to 4a _ p. a dare, 34 to 4. 11 Pears, per doz., le to 3e Apples, per doz., 61.1 to le Id Orangue, per 100, les to AU Lemons, per 100, 104 to les VIGISTA French beons,per qtn. 04 to Is i OtullOolrers. each. Ad to 6d Greens.pdos. Aunches,2sOd %oft Cabbages, p. doz.. 1* Od to b Od Potatoes, p too. 100* to IdOs per Os to 41 Od Oe- Liry, per bundle, le 6d golfed Woos, per a sieve, 1s 61 to ft 04 Tomatoes, per doz., M to Os Shallots, per lb, 6d to ad Garlic, per lb, 61 to Sd Letteees,cab p.se , Lod to Lid Ous, per mate, ls go Ls Id Indite, per more, 1s to Is Od Hermosa Lab, per bun., load to de lirtiroosas, p. pelt , es es Is 04 Parsley, PVC 12 bunch( s, ft toes Savory, per bunch, 24 to 44 cv7e.: ris - Carrots. per bomb. Td to Pd Trireme, per !mock ed to !Id OpinaLe, per sieve. IBM to I. Cucumbers, moo, del to ls Od Artlchukes, par doe, Is to ft Beet, per doe, LK to It BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. This morning were issued the Board of Trade returns for the month and nine months ended Sept. 30, 1860. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce MAI manufactures during the month and nine months, including only the <` enumerated" articles : _ . For the month. For nine months. 1858 29,998,866 1869 1860 12,791,260 94,659438 Including the "uneuunierated articles," the ag gregate exports stiuid thus: For the month £10,713,7135 11,811,426 13,644,454 For nine mouths. IR.KR DWI 1860 .. L 56,310,329 . 98,a47,311 . 101,724346 THZ EARLY CLOSING MOUMRNT IN THE =MO. —The grocers, oilmen, and provision dealers of Clap ham bare recently agreed to close at half-pact eight every evening, except Suturthqs. The drapers close earlier, par tienlarly on Saturdays, on which day two have adapted five o'clock. In Larkhall-lane the tradesmen ' fourteen in number, have comm o' commenced closing at nine d ock, excepting Saturday's. In thin latter locality four tradesmen who have hitherto kept open on Sundays have agreed to keep closed on that day in future. At Bristos•hill the general body of the bedtimes, about fifty in number, lisle signed a decla ration to close their shops at eight o'clock, Saturdays ex cepted. This last.natued arrangement includes not only drapers arid grocers, but also butchers, bakers, bootmakers, greengrocers, fancy dealers, ironmongers, conicbsaillers, and others. RAILWAY TUAFTW.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the Unite' Kingdom for the week ending Oct. 20 amounted to 535.0601., and for the correspor.ding week of last year to 516.2401., showing an 'nervier of 18,8201. The pone receipts on the eight railways baying their termini in the metropolis amounted to .-W9,743f., sad for the nor respondinz week of 18,9 to 230,8051., showing an decrease of 88::. The decrease on the Eastern Counties RAO way amounted to 1,859 f. ; on the Great Western to 2201, ; en the London and North-Wedeln, to 2,796/.; and on the Leaden and Blackmail, to 88/.; total, 4,9401. But from this must he deducted 4.73/., the increase on the Great Northern ; 1,002/. on the London, Brigham, and Booth dead; 1,798/. on the London and South Western ; and 7831. on the Routh-Eastern -together, 4,0787., leering the decrease as above, 8821. The receipts on the other nose in the United Kingdom amounted to flit't,Bl7f., and for the oorrogronding week of last year to 255,6:13/., showing an increase of 19,082 , ., from which must be deducted the decrease on the metropolitan lines, leaving the total in crease 18,8201., se compared with tbo corresponding week of 1859. 3