The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-02 00:00:00

TUE WURIb (THIS DAY.) 31 ‘111.1 39 1tOrGH44TRKET. I Fowl llVrTnruit? . .rini. or %l. Jmerwi. P+ • 1 . /effort, of Straa.l, lo'iriewhouee „ chanted with kerpitri a brothel .19, llama. t , • t. " 4 aa4 th, of Y. liaran-alasel, .1 11. 444 Rapt, af • , 11. Of 11, •• .4 It Pertrr and Aso er Perrier, .( .4 21, is the roue litirt.to awe „ .4 Maryklante•beet, were Amu chargo.l with A • • .. Lo .wiry rkrk nt Ht. Asa . % Sub" inetreeted rl 110, • .rd. irestry .1-Irk of 144. Jam., ypr ...tented ne ... .1 .4 Ow purls of At Jareves. and Mr. bleard LtWig, ..1. A 4arlboranisk , 4sert. appeared fur nuen...4 the AA Mr. Aherne% .4 Ik stiv..t, fur Ihtlfors. I• 1A....4W Hood rera first vlsorpol, and bean; identified. Mr 1!Iro .awl Lad alrr.oly been coot - wird and to three IL ;Atha' imprmatmeat, awl a rise of;., (r k.ering a todie.l ut Norris -street, Haymarket. This trvtAar. 14.11 k whew the pariah proseeutaL He 14r. Ma) rour.t therefore mit that he be onlered to Mal ..rL bait, ea it wee well knows he was the keeper of a. net le.u.e. of the Mr. A1t..,., nil he was instructed that DeHome was t the trol.Aut .4 the 11.Ktie. Ile.etin ui.l tb.it point would be (or the jury. In 'hi. taw tail wmi fixed at AMY. for De110...4 and two li.:. in 'Mt tact; sa,l fur Bond, herself in 40f. and lional ohs woe 014 serenut to If r. fleaiy. and w•ked *hearer *he Imo to he locked up for workiug Laid! Ihail we. taken for an the other prium. n. Rahn) that ere, 11 other holm. of disreputable tHr •i•. 11, t.r he 'vatted is the n..i4libourhoud of • I layesi.oket. the porish teems tletertoituod to take pro . .11111.1 le AI rase.. )W-Silt EEL INitTUErrT Btou:Alt. ruved dirty old man, nau.ed Ada Lrm•l•-rll, wu with boggiog. 1116...114. Reilly, V. 115 .t a quarter last one odoei :Lis morning I was on duty i,. Newt tilfg,ni-trva, when I •or the prisoner sprakin4 Io some gentlemen. I limn! him •sy he was very list.f up, and ask for wine money to pay for I lislgioa. ono of the goutleineu gore him some iiionoy a shillik!, I helicon, s L-u the prioiner NMI - your eyes, you nosy as well give me aoother." The ottoman said to me, "N hat am( tool, with this fellow !^ " If you like to charge him I will hike him to the stains," The gentlemen mid, •• I can't do that, as lam gone; unit of town in the morning and could not op a'••siltrat bin , . I Lsvc ■ gisul laded to knock tie ohl acouoilrel down." I replied, "You heal hrtt•r out do th.ut, cur, or you will get yourself ink trouble." 11ii•r the, I saw the poisoner go up to name WOtheo sod ask them for a few u.jpers to pay for a loutring. One of t►e wimien 'Laid .he had 1/.. money to pay for ato n¢ for herself. I thou took him in custody, sad removed hum to wh••o , he Iva, soars:hall, ■od la. Nil. in coppers on Ile wee not sobr. 1 lie Primoorr— Vow' worship, I dGI wit ask the woman ! r Airy thrug. .I,‘ to the graitlerueo, I had been " eith them, ar they were " rhartiu4" ad I WWI I hailing th•-m, hut I 411.1 not beg. The MAgotrate The conetable ww the gentleman give awl heard ).,11 AA fur soother. PfisoNler your worehiro. Ite lwl rnisheil my "Isrlisug" with at.., soil he gore me la. fur it, so I told my hat was worth He was einntuitteil f.e. II the money found on him I. he appruprisiel to Ins maintenance in priann. FATAL ACCIDENT AT NEM.% MINIM I Nl)i'lt•.4T.—(llllS DAY.) This inernieg Mr. Brent, the deputy-onroner, i f swed as isioiry at the h.enlroont of the Royal Frye Itsiutal, t;rsy'. loa•road, touching the death of Edward awed I. a painter, who woe kilMd fe tic• stueersrif of Meters l'abitte, the buiklers, of Utuy's lura.road. I ...... tI. evidence it appeared that the uefortunate de r..,.i along with some other men were engaged on frilly sfierooue last sainting the frame work of • new stone cut -104 erachies. Thu dreamed and • smith pot up • haler szsuest ass of the nal., amt. just a. the smith was in the • of Iseatio& two very huge and heavy 'tosses fell sod struck him. hessian his legs. The deeteaal was kneelted .11 the kddse. and we of the Manes fell on him. nay were both lakes to the Royal Free Heopital. and at ogee at tealed to by the bourne sorpolo. The deceased *spired ia about.. hoer after be we admitted. Mr. Stelwissil, the surgeon, stated that when the di ner 1 was lelmitted he wee in a state of greet cot SiNne of kr MN were troikas. He Wale° a lwolten thigh. sod other very serem ingrain. The MOM dr She acelletes. .5 wee stetted, was the eialtiog el the earth theses! the rain sad the water team the now esoimelatiai at the .p 4. The iIitAMIONI Ira ealy bees .tend shoot II raisibs. ael hie wife is shard, expected to Ise esolleird. TIN jay Mensal a 'enlist of " Aocideelsd death." and 'ionised • hope Uri mare ear. would be taken for the Mans to see that the mbar. were safe ; they also hoped Yet the ern mould de setnething for the widow. Ihe of the isi..hero of the firm said that the wishes of the pare ahatild he athooled to, sail added that Use wrote of Qs widow hod already ben provided fur. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1881. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGMICE. in mow issampu.) NEW 31.‘ It LT 3dIRDTIIIO.—(THIS DAY.) WTAILLS. queou kW, of Hearts . 4 ram.— ENTRY tok HANDICAP SWEEPRTAKE.4. !Wll*. Chaattlly, a z 144 1016 ; Woman a Rad, 4 ra, isa tolb; Flitch, 5 yrs, ut 91h. Allan here. PAID Pmtrua.- Libelloas sad Mimi Emma. THIRTEENTH TRIENNIAL STAKEm. A.F. Will.e-the.Wiap, Priam Platiaihie.l l ltiniSi4 Koi~►t of Mt. Patrick. Starlight, 1..1y Ayer. Camerino, Wiuy , Lally Wad*, !Weil* and Watt Ent are latt ia. ENTRY FOR tIO PLATF.,_I).I. Hagar, Lancaster, Conundrum, and line Eva. AB are ►era MT. LEGF.It BTAKKM. D.I. Yiin.e.the.Wiep, (*cm% Meephot,light, Drew, Reveille, sad Isms stelae ie. ENTRY PottyW9 YEAR OLD HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Illaeke.. k, /44 71b ; Allem y Knodemest, lMt 41b ; Vie c, 74 lOW ; Autooelli, 7.41011. ; Autb.eb, 74 fib ; g 4, Reeeille, 1211,; CAlliprge, 6e4 416. All are here. Fuircrt. Manes. KRI% D.—Avalanche, Bevis, Camel/in*, and Starlight, lii 31 IN UM 100 100 Gm Is &MBE L122.9.-(TtIIS DAL) Two o'Cuwx. The railway share market to-dAy is tirmor. A e r ,so cry of per cent. has taken place in Great Western, London :Lad North Western, Caledonian, awl South Ew.tcrii stocks, and I in Eastern Counties. Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire remain comparatively dull. London and North Western stock is now quoted 91 to • Great Western, 071 to tkil • Midland, 12-9 ' to 4; Lancashire and York shins 102 1 to 103t o G an reat Northern, 108 to 107 •, South Eastern, 77 to 78 ; Caledonian, 1024 to 103 ; and Eastern ties, 52 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are flat, at #to 3 prein. The Brazilian Railway shares have nut recovered from the fall which took place yes terday aftenioun. Indian and Canadian are quiet. WILUIBIAAT MIAMI .1311 U emits. Igal RAJLWATL l lIPAL r ierg a. /oL dower V aL Blackburn Myth and Tina Bostoodilails hILG Mao, and Mona Caloclonlan r~ 4 rs• 6 2 ei IS 96 1021 1101 10411 3 ,thirswall Os. A •no dlr. e ,Lso B p.o. paidto Dahlia an. learnt vas Perth, s A04.11s list Anglian 'fastens C 00241111 Miters Union. Soak A I Do. Illoedt 'teat Suffolk bilubargh and Muses I aldlotorti. Perth, DsiuDe Yorth and CI,Td• Jos 10Iaagow tit S. WINISIM ,Oreat North of Ilsoliasd rest ?ionisers Co. • Mad I II 41 41 10 101 17 is ste 621 41 46 14 31 66 83 Ali be IN 103 i STs ,01. South & Wan. (Irn) [(heti Western Do.StaerVaLOILINk Lancashire& Toekaltbe Loudon and &Lotman I Lan.lirtainonAS.Oos I Landon. Chat hm.,6cDor I Loudon et N ortd Warta . 104 107 100 lot 119 131 104 106 076 68 67 59 103 193} 67 69 114 115 40 69 110. ink Do. tartans Loodotut AouthWeibets ILwittutsderriateutergo Do. sod kuoiskillo Mon.,Shet.otldsoolaab Iletrnlolttio i• n 4 9 41 i;jUj I II . ki 4 ... I PI Uo ew. - • N... ••. I Do. Bina& Dater bltd. Vf a an.) ttld Kent INewesetle and Cartadr Newry &► A rologlvld nower.Warrenp.ttlter Norfolk North YAWN North Devoe Ball. D. Do. • N. Itioters—Berwtok II ll 41, 0 on I elf ell 1.1 Do. - 9. - I;iii . r-;:1 Ds. ;;,i; De York Sunk Loin Ilurib&S.Weekeshutz North litatfaralshint NottAtOrsatbadt.eke Pembina ortsmouth 11. by coney 'Scottish Gamy , Accottlali N. E. Abar.lll4 1111dIalat 'lluoyablre Vision ilttlug Noma& Siam *milt berm Loath Ladies ... South Wake S. York*. It Elver Du Illocktou 4 Darliadtaa Ditto altio Taff Vale Ulder 991 100! as p Si 54 m 6 90} IS 98 1•I 101 6 4},W le In 110 IS 4.1 117 e Me SI p 7 4$ 46 27 119 771 76 69 61 114 96 • 6 27 26 7 1 ei Do. Vale Do. of Nostb Victorls Stn. a Its no • 11 4 dim •pm U. 14 On 61 ißeriCmOW& M. Hari oIA r Wat MitiLaul—Ozked tit° 44:= 46 47 43 46 611 90 MALL Ste Oces °6lB pett cent Abet.J•s. S. OPAL Mr.& ii..11p.e4. X o. I No.! taw 4 p. 4L Slam Vales, 4 p. et. lea.* Glesc p. et. FAIL.P•Ith. gy ps Orme Illeeliees. De.let y attLatl4p.lp. De. sir um. a ptruelt i c. etigrX;:muld. Da Mom 1,1 p. oaWcitedeentreLt De. Mow p. eget De. Irtedeen. p. et. De. Do. ffins. Peet. MISMIS Do.CheliernalLigt.e. Do. 44. de. • p.a. Do. Dim Dos. Nest Do. Met. 41,a.111eret 100 101 10_ 11. 1 2 li 100 102 1.0 116 led 110 100 lOS 106 107 121 126 80 171 110 112 :0 81 115 117 100 111 101 103 105 107 18 100 011 NO 00 VI 102 104 10 lee 17C 10 106 IA 78 10 21 10 101 16 Ibi 111 196 111 114 111 114 US 13i 111 114 IGO 102 1w 166 UT IV.) 7' N •n 14 14 11$ 115 4 tr° i f pm 1114 IDS 100 102 91 04 108 110 id 107 101 id 1 lj pm ad IN Mt * Its par —..- Ld" tt"' lit 110 13 10 1 O lo f , 100 102 100 101 97 99 24 99 17 2.1 U 13 113 0.1 46 48 124 116 114 120 IN 101 111 US &ALWAYS. 64 f 1 C7j 3 itt 103} 3 i 901 le 94 ne i I ini 7 1 4 ,• dee lei St ml 002 i IN 57" P. eat 90 711 7 f in »1i - FS skalsit VONIMPIZOMS. ILI P 4 I LUIN47II. I a° 4, 1411 ,4 °94 , 111" 6.1 p "4" i l k. MN au papaws 4114.1awrecwe 54 N 1 9111 _ N. NO leara. 1k5.1C.13.6.11pd 07f 0 01 an ; Dr. do. L 16 au D o. 4* al an Do. Pialwasco 0 I NI IN 111111 ..8n0/..daodench 41p.a. Ida. Aag.L.d.Lll. 13 7 arlansdbyDe 73 .... IN IN , Da. Ja1p1.11.73, dltto 7O 1111 70 IN 190 DaJaa• I, 1974, 01 10 0 7 0 1 all Orlsidia It el. Lastern 6 al N 16 CoNTADookep.e.ros 6 1 . , dies lu _ is r 6 0.,.... citr , ___ , all &MN N Dv 'kat Imam N all Do. labbalpor• — IN all De. 00. N. Deben6 O9 101 or so , Do. 4p. 44. .b 190 an I Do. Jo. do. 136:.-7 •90 100 1016 N all Dealoftt Melocnroo — 34. 100 (lewd Traak of l'ut,,,,L lO 20 U. an I Do. 4 pee at. Prat, 100 all Doolea.Prat.6 p.c4.96 53 65 I 100 all Do. 6 par at. Deboat • 91 33 33 IN ell Do. V par el INN 37 40 100 all Do. do. 1907 llO 53 N. all Do. do. 1111 3O 33 N. IC* Great Indian PostadoD 9d 09 1N 12 Do. New I les KV N. 04.8. olladla i. aµ al •76 041 — NI all 01.0.44.1chatta. sham 91 di • NI 111 I Do. New 11; 116 dla IN all D0. 6 p.c1ida.p0773.m.0p .90 9d —. WI al W. fit 0,,.. 77..f1t. , p. 92 93 100 all Do. do. 79 Irlthout,,p. PM all D 0.5; 9.61.13da.,pay 17' 11. 199 Nedra' Door. di par zt., 9 4 60 al IN Do. do. 6 per ot. I '...7 imi 971 11l 11111 Do. 41 per ct. Exton. 90 in U all Do. 6 per cent. do. 1L 190 Ilelb.Corp.l3p. et. Booh N all N. Brousolck & enr.4l. dam • cap. N. 4 0 N an Da. do. Lad do. 4 I, 10 all Do. do. B cap. du. 3 5 . N all lk , . do. Laud do. 3 5 6l 11108cInde lOl 104 1 101 Ilit 19 , W. PuuJanb f I Ws 146 30 sn IDo do. — N. 100 D0.1ud.8L)104.6.11p.a 94 94 •.- 10 1 7rl942ad.Lladted,scrip 11 1 dh MONEY MARKET.-{TINS DA L) Twe o'CLocz. The funds to-day are steadier, but a rec. wery of per cent., which was quoted at one period of the morning, has not been *maintained to the present hour. Prices are now quoted the smile as at the close yesterday. Engliah railway stuck. are somewhat better, except Midland and Lancanhire and Yorkshire, which remain dull. There are some signs of au unfavourable reaction in foreign stocks. Consols are officially marked 921, 1, 1, 4, 1, and for money, and 921 and 1 fur the amount. The present quotation is 92 to both for money and the 10th of October. The official business report is as follow.* :—B.ink Stock, shut ; ditto, for account, 237 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 90, 4,1; New Three per Cents., 904 ; ludia Five per Cent. stock, 103, I, 1021, 103 ; ditto, for account, 1031, 1021 ; ditto scrip, 103, 1; Five per Cent. " eufaced" rupee paper, 94 ; India Four per Cent Debentures, 11343, ffR ; Exchequer Bills, March, par, 3s. pram. ; ditto, June, tls. prem. There is a fresh fall in Buenos Ayres Bonds ; the Six per Cents. are marked 84 ; and the Deferred, 27 to 28; Mexican are likewise weaker, having been dealt in from 25j to 261. The Turkish Loan of 1858 has receded to 69 to 4, whilst that of 1854 is steady, at 854 to 4. Venezuela Bonds are fairly supported. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for ac count, 84 ; ditto Deferred, 27, 28 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 644 (exchange 1211); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 994, ex div. ; Equador New Consolidated, 15ii, 4; Italian Five per Cents., 694 ( ex change, 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 26g, 252, 264 ; New Granada Active, 174 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 47 ; Spanish Passive, 16g ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 854 ; ditto, for account, 854 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 894, 1 ; ditto for ac count, WC 1 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 201, 20, 1,4. The rise by the Bank of France of its rate of discount from 51 per cent., at which it was fixed on the 26th ult., to 6 admits of a very simple explanation. France is being pressed upon by the same kind of influence from which we ourselves suffered so much during the past season —namely, a very deficient harvest, and a conse quent drain of gold. It is a peculiarity of the pre sent occasion, however, that not a little of the gold which has left the French Bank has come over to this country. Very probably it may become necessary for us hereafter to import a good deal of grain to make up for what we are now part ing with to satisfy the more pressing requirements of France, but, for the time, the influx of gold from this source has contributed to the plethora of money witnessed here. From the same cause, the exchanges with France and other continental parts remain firm, notwithstanding the natural tendeucy of capital to flow to the market where it command's relatively, a price so much higher. It is somewhat remarkable under these circumstances to observe the unchecked flow of gold into the Bank of England. There was a good demand for money yesterday iu the discount market, and the tendency of the rates was rather upwards, a little uncertainty being oc casioned by the fresh movemeut at the Bank of Francs!. Good bills, however, were taken at 31 per cent. At the Bank of Euglawl the amount of business was only moderate. Nearly a fortnight has to elapse before the payment of the dividends, which will commence on the 14th. The sum provided under the half-yearly sinking fund on the Peruvian Three per Cents. u.e, in vested yesterday. The amount of stuck pureh:ned was 59,800& The price paid was 82 ex div. . . The 'aunount of gUld pu - rehased by the Bank yester day was 140,000!., making an aggregate of 3uts,ooo/. since the last return. The 597,500/. in silver, and 59,000/. in gold, by the Mexican packet, reached the Bank of ILngbital yesterday, and will be delivered to the bullion brokers in about a week. The Oneida, from Brazil, has reached South ampton, with 120,000/. in specie. The mail steamer for the West Indies will take to-day 7,9801. in gold and 4,600/. iii silver. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm. Subjoined is our usual list : Amstenlam, 3 months, 1101 to 1; ditto, 3 days, 11.19 to 1 ; Rotterdant, 3 months, 12.01 to 1 ; Antwerp, >s mouths, 25.70 to 21 ; Hamburg, ms. boom, 3 months 13.91 to 10 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.40 to 71 ; ditto, 3 mouths; 25.721 to 5 ; Frankfort-on-the-MAD., 3 mouths, 1191 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mcntha, 32„ to it ; Vienna, elf. do., 3 months, 13.90 to 95; Trieste, elf. do. 3 months, 13.90 to 95 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to 1 ; Oohs; 3 months, 481 to 1; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.8t1 to 5 ; Genoa, 3 mouths, 25.80 to 21 ; Milan, 3 mouths, 25.80 to 2; Naples, 3 months , 391 to • Pal 3 months, 1181 to ; Messina, mouths, 1181 to 1; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 1. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was quiet, but firm. The sales did not exceed 8,000 bales. The prospectus of the General Tram-Railroad Company (Limited) is in circulation. The object is to construct " tram-railroads" in this country and on the continent, for the couvuyance of passengers and goods by horse-power only. The rails are to be laid along and level with existing public roads. The main lines contemplated are to be constructed in an inex pens;ve manner. The project has nothing to do with the various street tramway companies" which have lately been brought forward. The tram-roads are designed as feeders to the existing locomotive railways, with a view to the accommodation of traffic in districts where branch railwaysof the ordi nary kiudcannot be established. In tbefirst instauce au Imperial French concession is to be carried out for a horse railroad betweeu the towns of Clermont and Ricen, a distance of twelve English miles. It is mentioned that the shares of undertakings of this character in France, which have been esta blished by concession, are now at a satisfactory level in the market. Of the proposed capital of 200,000 f., in ta. shares, only ono-fourth is to ho called up at pment, to construct the French line above referred to, and one-third of this amount is to be reserved for local subscribers. _ The warrants for the half-yearly guaranteed in tenet at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum on the shares in the Cape Town Railway and Dock Com pany will be issued on the 10th inst. The certificates for shares in the Mercantile Fire Insurance Company are now ready fur delivery iu exchange for the bankers' receipts. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insurance.—Allimice British and Foreign, 144; ditto Marine, 551, 1 Atlas, 11,1, 1 ; Globe, 961 ; thuirdian, 491, 9 ; liscerUl Fire. 3541 • Imperi a l Life, 211; In demnity Manse, 145; London and Provincial Marine, 11 ; Marine, 911 •; Omen Marine, 9a ; Provident Life, 1 Bock Life, ; Unmet and Mersey Raise, Vaiversal Life, 90; Universal Marine, 2,11. Gas Light and Coke.—City of London A, 24 ; Eluitable, 84 I; European, 121 ; Great Central, 121 ; 81 div. ; Loodoo, G6l, 7 ; ditto, Blue Prefervnce, 65; Phrenix ' 7lf • Surrey Consumers, 14, 1 ; Westminster ,1 Chartered, 701 ex dir. ; ditto new, 301 ex die. locks.—Feist and West India, 121, 2, 11 ; London, 60, 1; Victoria, 96. Waterworks.—Ent London, 127, 61 ; Lambeth, 102; West Middlesex, 1011, 5. Canute.—Regert's for London), 211. The annexed letter announces the opening of the whole of the Riza and Dunaburg R.tilway for traffic : TIM ELECTION OP LOAD MAYOR. POLLING (THIS DAY). TWO O'CLOCK IMMIX. Kir IL M Sir P. Laeg 914 The Led Mayor CITY OF LONDON COLLION.-(THIS DAY.) This aftenna in a public meeting was tidal at the Mansion-house, in acconlatice with a requisition presented to the Lord Mayor by the Bishop of Loudon, Lord Lyttel• ton, Aldermen Mechi, Carter, Rune, Hale, Condor, Messrs. nereod end I :army, Smith, Payne. and South. and other eminent banking *Rd r..IMot:TTRii fiTin, for the purpose of recinistitutieg an institution established in 181 e, atelier the title of "The Metropolitin Evening Clones for Voting Men," on a collegiate footing as "The City of Loudon I College." The LORD MATOR presialel. It appeared from the statements of the gentlemen who aillressoil the meeting that the evening dames for young ' earn were estoblishol with the approval of the late Bishop of London. in MS. The classes were at tint held in various places is the inetropolis wherever the as of parochial or ward schools could be obtained, but sulisequeutly when the clergy and other friends of education had been led to establish their own elasses for the instruction of young men in numerous parishes, the operations of the association were almost limited (in 15.12) to its head quarters at Crosby Hall. In February, 1 0, 60, the ground lauillord having repurchased the lea,e of Crosby Hall, the associatioe was compelled to remove, sail the lease of it. present abode, Busses Hall, Lesilichal,..trret, was mirchaseil The inslitution is hexed on Church of England priticiples, but the classes are not confined member 14 that body, tier does the menciation impose any religious test on it. members. The total number of pupils who have received instruction from Is-Is to the pre sent time is about n,relti. The subjects of instruction have been French, fiermao, Spanish, Italian, Latin, Omit. Hebrew, algebra, geometry, trigonometry music (vocal sod instrumental), arithmetic, political coo. nomy, book keepieg, shorthand, chemistry, elocution, writing, history, lieglieh literature, grammar, composition, mail liable instruction. In 11412, 3,4, ant 5 the pupils were exaulauol by a Mord of examiners appointed by the aisoria lion, and certificates were awarded to the most proficient in English literature, geography, French, Hebrew, scrip tare history, Tiernan, English grammar, Greek, Latin, Italian. and Spanish. From when the easminatioes of the Society ofArte were commenced, to the present time, the pupils of these dames hail takes a very honourable place in that society's ezernioaticem s having carried off 164 portent-nets, many of them of the east elaskaad =prises ; sad tea of the pupils had obtained la the public ser vice after competitive immiaiticae. iatitatira is sow to ammo • collegiate kt . with the lirlaas Ceased as patron sail the Bishop d LOINIM se powitiset. CROYDON GREAT CATTY PAIR.-(7711N DAY) Tbie great cattle fair was opened thin morning at eight o'clock. In the bone market, in ',Marion to Om umial minder of horre.dealers andfanners in went of animals for agricultural purposes, of from Woolwich, Maidstone, and 4 'eatarbary were engaged in purchasing horses far the artillery, cavalry, and Military Train. The .umber of beasts was very large and in good dew.ared ; Hada fetch*: from 131. to 14/. ; Hereford., from 121. to ; Deems wen greatly impaired fur, and realised from 14f. to 191. Heifers of the short-hewn and Devon breeds went off beiskly, varying in prior hem 121. to Dd. Mama prime Devon cows, with calf by their side, sold for There was little or no demand for with the exception of Iboutbdowns, whisk sold well cheep with to 21. each. The pleaatwe fair was, as usual, fully occupied with bo db., rifle pllerisa, roundabouts, swim" ',Kerber:oll4gal* Lc., and the odour of Hos accustomed fare (roast goose, apple awl Cain 11•41101111, roast pork, sap and curious) was perceptible th roug h the tows aed fair. The fair will be eoatiatied to•vaoseew sad Friday, sad be dosed et eleven o'clock oa the 'Teeing o l the Was dey. 81111110011 011•llain or 'Naito' taro AT RAILWAY Fr.LitAL or Ith. Ithohm..T, m ENGINEER._.. Tnamrl.—.ll the Werriagroo Betuagh Coons me lirwarkT m. faunae( Mr. lamp\ Memblay, of the eminent Its. if tra, thweo boys. gamed Tress floist, Hoerr Hewitt, m an d s ky aod nal. engineers, Westminsterrcad, task 'ad "own Illteull"i't were ialele l ieith hevint. we the place Ws erg, The smilaseholy evrte ye loft the pee. :PA lapaerahar, et _throws pier or other siboiles. at missed tmr domosed„ adjoining the factory, pre* tar so the Latin wad North =Ws Railway, wear e t Ir e ly.seet dor o'clock, for Norwood Cemetery. W , a rrnlina,„, ,no ~, . . 1 n all wastioT.. Id as the Dam when the - Islay welt is allotted. The shops In. W WON ar Mg immalias MIMI • lade Ire= War- is the Woetaimilsr sod Lunhoth-reed• sad ono nall'iw statist. wed ems he lb. railway, sad ors ill* day in ?goading neighbemimeed were red, and all Inadeere was 'Pones they weft MO by sa nada ed the radon., of suspended in the lleatery for the day. Several Mader rem to be Amain tipso • beep of and cinders. As of the weirs and their families lined the footway of the the meth lamb teals MON top, OWES 10,15 a.m., he mw Weetaniestarread during the pogo' of the procanionto pep Foshan. take op . put It iato • 'Mos. and threw mere& to the remains of their dm:easel employer. nal 110 ,„. 1 .10 81 •• It lawbelieved so b• •= 01 IF" or THE NEAT M•Yillia or MANi'llZweict AND 811.1 e ...,_ _... gas ether horo wove 081 mat I. . but 11 1• Y smagi.—Ws hear that Mr. Ald,suoin tioadsby will, in all coo y e sealetee e P t „__P isees ,,,,, o w ,_ o f siti ' a ,..j essi , r hissidal , e __ Ullss ,,t al L__, l. probebility, be the next mayor of this city ; and that Mr. wih usile • ''"c"".... pr .,, — ' 4 . 4 - 7 thsh ""w hk r agspirs -w-ww• pere w ••• i seigens iww • thirzma h,. 4W o..ni amill i. wr be aeloctol as mayor of &afoot d en h wffee 1.41.11 ‘.6: 1 1 1" '6,41 4. .... ° L. the 5imm i hi5d. "8"1141 ; pho ttF a s ir t w dis ßecArn or s t om ltoUl at an y o ur r k M cadi anza behr on. : O si : uMeasr.ou nub threes a$ a Goal train from the re plawa sad MI in 7 w ary was Mimi for the c ounty, to mom the darn is • breech et thr brenhimea's tench. At Premien Juni= .....1.8. . a • i b , da ... g . win kid at 1001. Mr. window eine Maly wombed by • Mese , sod nerd .4.. car ma rriage, the laintiff. Km. m iiwas ef there kiwi had meetly roam row their rim The ..1 Mr. Shaw for the der,„„,„ Mr. Robert Teift amises Plimmi viii ammalid for ilia M M. met lawaqaM and had carried ea the lonian. a a chigger at Skiptes, sal having been placed in the positiou of a widower, he Was ATlLUtiOtil OlreltAtin. —A young l a dy i n D u bli n, e with the charms of the plaintiff, who bad bees .I _, t t re tall e ee Pe c t •hait Y.• ws• " thewis li fessloiflieww. der i vei a her husband. and left to the charge of an ... w • aght sr too mace. Her (heeds ear only son. She Was a kind of overlooker, or totems% a a gala sod I the c..bman to drive bet to her reoldesse hi a cotton factory, an d t h e a u nc h ntent ire . a the naghleurlinnd of liathinium. The pa150,.._.......ina1ei eiprocal, the defendant had promised that they 16 tad, aitww, " weed hie h`wee up the wig ••••••• be married. to FebruarLlast. however, he ceased keep should awl, is tles direetwe if %helm, 'WWI the ash into a hog cote _ e _ with the p • ntiff, who in Aug presented add, and mods as attempt to commit • /Asian result. hi e n wit r t " ;hetes pledge , which it a ha entailed Th. lady resisk , l for s hog time, tied "linnet the Il•hl• tad u bins • weekly payment of S. He d duce married a me panned by her amashust. Th e ironed ItrAs4 greatly If:Phillip& A. bathe was brought at the last assizes, but 11••• • 1 the gm wit" • "inww, which snarly clawhwi _„_____, hu r ' c u..: the defesilud withdrew his plesamil the question now wsa, tack ell F ran. this Pnntne___,ine aan all • _,__,""`',Ww•,.. _,"„_____rwaran " r what Was UN amount to which the plaintiff was entitled. into ilar field. and spun . at th s eP••• "_,"' `",',..ne"'" Pir o - It was shown that the defendant had made an anignment, I Pose. nut nil' her course , nen Meow*, „ ,w , te".., did,. tat It soil it was elated tint he was now working u • joureerean Inert her. 141 ` ' 4 "P: 4 d and rnerawunn is ua g ,"""" sttAne. It wee submitted by bis counsel that the plaintiff bed from his snap , and fled. her •••• 11 • 111 gin' 'e pursuit Is suffered so lees. that she might to bare hems satisfied with the course id her dish' she arrived at the sap a th e Mil- the order of aff.iation, snit that the defendent was set lowa, uarry, and, regindlens of ocessequencee, plumed dawn' in a condition to pay ooe lathing. The Under-Sheril sum the precipice. Pemidenaießy the spot from which she mot , F . , and the p ay ...mot Illy-tort e plaintiff. sprang Wa. et" tn ' Alaii ii l m ite down wh i c h she rolled CHURCH Lamaism —" A great many churcbem " to the bottom, sad thus ikt.l2 a few severe bruises. says the ffi:..fe " have hem constructed in there letter Had th• N a n" al " n• P i " °Mime hen ' the e r she tunes, and lotteries have often been employed to aid the Mitered cm alto muse usevitahly have lees du .1 to it piety of the faithful. Our readers will, no doubt, re letwen,____, ...... n . e ...," fass • "'IL" the r _ t ehe t esaliewil .,„ his i .„.../ stem : member the lottery of Notre Demo de la Garde at Mar tend -"'"" "'• ''''• sad ,.. '"•''' ""' ley' tone sot 7 " "." ea r' seines, which figured for a Imig time among the advertise . ANOTllii irtert‘ t a i r A FACTI O N . —Th e Cl ifaMei , moots in the journals. That lotte r y i s closed, but the church which it wee to aid in building is not terminated, and ( Usk.* nays that two or three days air • fair woe held I even the continuation of the work appear, to ea u Snly, sad • Mall oinied c &Hilmar attended. with "no I counter eert..in difficulties, owing to the state of the friend & tad° some tritiog business. He reemioad ulnae late f oo d.. Th e m aree di ce j oaiwo h, & men d th n t, as account two, whoa, on returning to his home, some miles distant shall b e go , o f th e ritreeer i o whi c h th e mum collected f ray this 'Mega, which has, unhappily , • tarbuleet charm- Ib y t h e toeterry have b ees empl o y e d, and th e y ask I. pa, Or. he bad to mom through some fields ; and is Mitsp•OZ ! o cu l ar for the same of the person who won the grand crab a Parnw "ma"' Cffinwra. h• Ws° anniag inn Waal I 're of 100,001 Kr. They are also anxious to know how it tort cut" to hi. realleri..e, when he Ina 1111•1114111 V waylaid t i pped. that 120,000 fr. produced by the lottery. 300,0001 r. lo i* party of three or four men, wh o , it wou ld appear, I te 400,0(10(r. subscribed by the faithful, 300,000 fr. h o t by parry to the Threryear.44, and lay is waiting th us r_._, to M. Mires, and 20.000 fr. the annual revenue al the dm pel crank" Callihan, end his companion, who w on •••ocwW ' have not only not sulked to complete the chureh, bat Wt anti, its, opposite faction. The f ormer t r i e d to escape Inn debts to the Amerind of 500,000 fr. have been hawed. nil scr.ns several tells, but he wee followed aod beaten Public opinion at Marseilles and in all the south of Fiance 1... it the hoot with • heavy kneed whip. His bead was awaits with impeatiseee uphaatieus respecting this odor. eiteagyely fractured, and when some neighbour who hap- : t w .t...k ir po m e i"ed le be paring eked the time of this brutal assault i THE VILLAGE hod —l think that the art of ` 4 ""'... munr,,,t,l2tototannflahrThitneelsiihnanazoociol: b in y. h a n na llece the - re i be fe draping the Mk human hody hiss been brought to much tar excellence by the mass of those who pra c ti se it, t h an iii-d On the following day. He was brought home, an in any other of the useful and ornamental arts. Tailors, even Tim hell, aod • verdict of "Wilful Murder ' was returned in - aiajaa. are roam '', ex t reme ly b e d, Or i t may l e 'a to 'a sit.n "" b e . ' a p Perwas p re h en d, u .d i . imira. We "et the murderer , that the providing of the human frame with decent and Ftrat RAILWAY AMIDE/WT.—OE Monilay atter , ) well.fittieg garments is ro very difficult • thing, that (nave by a great genius hem and there) it can be no more than •.n. whilst a cattle train from Skitdos to Manchester wapproximated to. Aa for tailors in little country villsge., i;roxichiag to Brierteld Mattes, as the Lancashire and their power of dietorting sod disfiguring is wonderful 1 -Ykthir e el.'s,. seer jrni r el e y, • drover, named CMS' When I used to be a country elergynne, I remember bow, ' '..e . in charge ercettlr, wet accidental Pitched hen the . when I went to the funeral of some simple runic, I was n ~l i on oh' be was travelling, and thrown es the rails in filled with eurprise to see the tall, strapping, fie* young ~ .b a way that the wheels of the over him, country lads arrayed I. their black suits. What awkward •.." mi l , nesting his bead from his= ss l iamsd doneeed Inn fi they looked in those unwonted prusente! How a !..tir e a l i reirshaw booth, in Romenakle. , different from their easy, natural appearance in their every. Tim tinierreKA' Disrt-rs IN Bunisoax. —A day fustian ! Hen Too would see • young fellow, with ou a e `l'al* reeetiag of the operative spinnen woe held in rod whom huge collar covered hal( hie heed when y Kg•alint on &Way, when it wee resolved to submit to looked at him from behind; • very C.aann thing wa• to Pr robs-hos ni fire per emit. on the wages, which takes have shaves which entirely concealed the hands ; and the '''"'"tno. week ; and the other matter of dispute (the tube 'enabled and baggy aspect if the whole suite could Le , •••tioe) was poet I for farther coosideration. There imagined on! by such as have men them.— Fearer', AI ay o - • , 11 thus be so &tribe et preload. I tine few Oe . - 9;7:17 ti us ea as. Do. do. do Iran& York.. las.ailetdbLd Naas& o. 1 DaSp.e. do. N 0.2 at. fp. o. do. Dad o. do. Nis.• Da p.c. do. Da p.e.prt.th .. Do. p.c. Prot. Stock.. Do.k. do. (w.L,te. P. Do. li z e. dL (dlr. dot. 1111 Yost. and Dow lAN Cov.& N on. ap.c. Lae. W.7p.e.a.lotopa. Loadrakrialbuslo.pa Nissabol.daloallp. et • M M. Sy per acrd . Do.tedo ar" asablo.dit M aud Do. Coos. Dap Do. 41p.01t. trot UWE Du. L•Ladtetuo • p.a. Norfolk 6 p...1.1P. Okra Noma &aloha wow Do. Now Om. f p. et. Do.tiorder Uoloo vs N. Mr.—oma.• p.a. Pd. Ds. do. do Do. Loads Spot. No. 1 sPo. York. H. a Lyon. Soria !Itoffordslaro iii IN ifts us IN VIS L:IN N6ttlttt Oro. New hel. Not pot. hetet g p.e Do. O p. boe od. h ad et MAO I L Dooms Mod 41 p. e. lie rod. As. 41.0.1 Do. per met Do. ised pee cool &Wale Fr p. not. IDA y. osot Ifotto p. e. goo ltoaLaDortlogton6p.o DA do. BC p.a D 1 do. C6p.o Waltz& Clikauly 6 W.Mid--Ozt.lotgua.st DA do. Old do I Ds. Nowp. et. Md DAlaporit. • p. Wet. Ord lUAZIOX a.rri+.. o yl I : i t i ;:i I a 1 2 1 al s, 1 it ii pm Pi be $ T dig 40 41 6: 41 le Mal I - - 1 26 1 Ms' Pn 16y I 74 It 1 11 22 &roc's. 11% IIR I IffaXA 1 54 I CI. Klass. p Salsa 14111741 in ea no SUN' Neetelk4p.e.liscallopl. WI In is Mal SLN. Zavt.4p.oLho.&July 10) 57 15, I Re 0014511 N. awl 45. el US SO Pi ma 177717 W.Midimooo6loAl. IN 6 NI :m BRITISH MINE& No. 11. R 1 linum. I pd. ICL griers I Wee 5, 1 1:1 'Alfred Cons. ;MLA, 8.6.3 I 1 1 - 10. 60 10 I lintlsh Iron - .. Llinurd 1,074 .. Dec G. Con. (l avistk ) 1 185 WO -. 611 .. Fast Basset )111081411 ••I ee el ilj l ' i - 0,1 .. East Canada' - 4, .. ILWltionsol (Toviolk ) 71.4 3 si - a . Grumbler •M. Animal 641 li 13 - .. Greg South Tolgus - 5.120 .. o.lM.Altrod (Phillock) 111 15.6 - - - 5,00 a .. G. Wk. Poe (Ueistun) 4O 41 4 - 10!.1.. Orrerellha 1112.6 11 1/ - .. Herod elroot lli. 311 II id - 8.000 .. Hingston Downs W. 13 , . 31 31 - ow l 0,000 .. lady Bertha LII.O. 1 - VW .. Ihruaret (Coy Want) lli 444 - 8,000 .. North Downs 81 4 1,60 .. N. Prances (1110) - 1 .. N. Wh. Masset (ftleput)llL 174. 7j 71 - 1.123 .. North Wheal Crotty ...kat.. 44 64 - 0.400 .. Pm Cons (St. Blau,) .1 11 V 10 - LIS 10 Providence ;G. Lolsni). 10.8.7. 30 41 - Ukooo .. Sortridp eon. Min. Cod 1 2 2 - 611 .. 8. Carsdon ,St. Cowl- ' 11 No SW rd - 0.000 .. 8. Corn Brea ,111 0 gus) ) 51. 94. 3 31 - WOW 1 I Devon Iron & end Inning (Um.) - 610 - Stray Park 261 72 11 - 0,600 6 TaroariltLiLsodila.C 141 li 1* - 0.000 10 11.1 Cron 20,000 .. Psis of (Came )ill4. 6.1. 1 * - 6,000 .. West Boss* ( I 11 IS 161 d - I,olt .. W. Waco ( , 1 40 41 x.I - 400 .. WM Setos - 011 .. WA. Boess.tr ladru ionm) - Bilor th) 6 76 OS -. VMS .. Wlt. We a (Calatock) 11 14 2 - 1,014 .. WA. Kitty (Cu. Leland). 1.7.1. 51 .1 - 1,016 .. Wheal Wary Ann - _(llenlesnlut) - LOW .. Tradavuoy ILisk • 7 164 164 - --........ 10)1.21000 YUMA No. 106. 1 MOM. IPd 10. prime 811ss. 11,0001 le Ausera Limited- llan - 74000 1 800 Accord. 1710 11.000 18 Erni:than. 81.Jolui dol I For * Po - --'• Bay 40 411 (Limited)lB 1 - WOO II Do. 'and& Min. Co. ' all 10 11 - KM 1 4:36.00 . Min. Co. Jim. 1 . - - - MOW 60 Cohn Connor nU 116 37 - von - - 3 16.000 1 ° Dgroentain Copper WI f 1 - 116.0. 8001 8801 II Clesseni II Tartans (Um.) 14 1# - DOW 1 04. Northam Comer of 8. Amilmils (Una. ) 1 11 Ipm - SLOW 11 Eaponds (Um.) 1 1 li pan - 11.000 $ Unarm all 81 71 - 10,00066 8 Legend= . 1 n de de Per - UM 1 Wartgoita an i i - NAM 1 N. nine Comr of 6. Australis (.) .- 1 11 # Ols -. HAW II Foote hand 611vorLand oU 1 6 - 10.W0 6 Port Phillip 1 # II •••- IMMO 1 booed& Agatha. (Um ) 10s. 1 dl. 1 1 pro - A 1747131 Gonad Modem all 80116 1 61 (SAO 1 Worthing (Um.) all i 1 I - JOINT ROCK SAM 211.1110 100 2%61/0 01 1%000 26 (000 HO 6%000 20 10.000, 60 *so° so sksool SI 26 1100' 100 91,000. 100 040002011 1%000 100 1%000 10 *IWO 10 MOOG 10 14000 5O Immo so 16.1.) 60 0010 20 11 100 AIM *ISOOO 1 20 1%000 60 1%000 20 1%400 , 26 %KO! ID 2%0001 100 16,0011, 26 400u0! 116 60,01.0 60 1.0:01 100 Agra and a SIC Bask Alnicoßial Bank of Lova Bank of Loodoo Bank of Turkey British N. America Chart. Book of Ina; Auitralla, and Mai. Quirt More. of Lod* City Lon., and China --- -- 84 86 64 c 0 : a l 21 62 16 60 62 1 6 1 2ll 2) 201 112 X 1 zd 60 71 16 30 , Cot of 4?,aarts Ceaa. of Loudun IfootalotaLebartct 0. Book of Swits•fland , Loo.. Ch. Book of AuarL Landon Auld County London Joint Stock I London k South African and Westarlue.ar Nal Prow. at &Wand Pa. New iNallonel bank New South Wales Oriental Bank Darporn Ottoman Bank Provincial at Ireland ;South • Amami& Ithdes et Muftis Ordoe of lasi= azi 2$ 241 a 3. pia 36j 36j 361 $1 ft In Itli MI 10 i ▪ I 10 en Y - 10 40 24 1 ak M ; i IN IT 17e I W,OOO, I A A la i r Atlantic 1111121154.(L) Atlautic Tel Australian Agricul Berlin Waterworks Brit. & Irish Kali. Tell Do. B I pie I. 11111 Do.o 1i - 114 ---. 1 1 2 I 33 SO 6 0 6 30 16 1 IS 10 10 IS 107 116 16 17 36 36 106 IN 106 106 If 01 dls 1 QU 0 I yes Si 0 4 si ?laal! la_ad Do. n.,..... MF.0f Gm& Diadt Mom "Zan. • ream Do. Sp. at. Pon. Doti Lludia&Lon.Sblppogß Itanludtalrrta.e usual Illanno Tonna" Ing. esti Asst. Cloga O . slam Navioll.a Gnat an %WWI Do. 174 par ant. PM Loa. Dlottlet ToL (1.4 Lou. Gen. Onalbas Co Madras 'Mon. t Omni lioditerrannaLleaTaL Medlin. Ex TaL ;Ina.) Natloo.,l Discount Cr NorbuddaCoattlron(L; Notherian.ta load 168,676 w.OOO 40,000 000,000 10.000 to 19,e001 10,000 .. 20 - 6.ieil 14.!OGI 60,641 11,64 Itke X?d I — ii:iiTeT, is7ail dl;: N. seam. &N.Scot.74. N. Brit. Auatzslaslaa.. . - • Do. " New Shares' Mee. fit Stmt. (Um.).., Peel River land sun.' Pada. and Orlto. Now Do. Now LS.* R lad. TM. G. 4 Ithysoney Iron Do. Now Royal Mall Stem h Mut Invades Aostrallao Laud Tel Scrip Do. Do. do. do. lagistorsd As. .f Australia (Waited) ?l,ut tie. o.U.lyesde Us. Kingdom Tot It Yea lasassa's Load—. I 1 It 1 2 li pm S 4 i f Of Jig f vf di t il 1 - 1 ;I I 1 1 48 60 fa 08 11 13 pm 17 181 14 176 4. 61 40 41 110 140 SI $4 a' i dl• } pal 9 10 al.' par: MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocx. In the mining market to-day North Basset and Bain Carn Brea sh ares are not quite sostrong as yeater- Jai North Bamet are (looted 7 t9l East Caradoo. 26 to 27 ; Mark o Valley, 104 to ; Tincroft, 61 to , being firm ; and Hingston wns, 3* to I • West Caradon are flat, at 38 to 40 ; and North Downs, at 5 to 4. United Mexican Mining shares are weaker ; transactions are recorded at 6, 61, and 4. Fortuna have been dealt iu at 11. Colonial unuing shares are very quiet. At Bast Ounnislake end South Bedford Consols three monthly (mural meeting yesterday the accounts showed a balance in hand of 374!. Its. lid., and an estimated balance et payments over receipt., before the meeting in Disonenbee mat, of 6361. 17s. 4d. A call of 3e. per share wee min. TO TN' ID/TOR OF TB! DAILY NEWF. Sept. 30, 1861. Sta,--We beg to inform you that we have this morning received from the direct..ra of the Rip•Dunahurg Railway Compaoy the following information respecting the opening of the whole line for traffic : " Riga, Sept. 13 (2%), 1861. " The railway well opened yesterday for public tame, is the presence of the florernor•General of As %An pew slimes and the principal . authorities And shareholders. amide: considerable euthusioro. . . _ " After a short preliminary run with the authorities aid gamuts. the tint train left at 2 p.m., with about dOl.l pyre passengen ; half.an-hour after which the morning trail Iran Luneburg arrivml, bringing about 200. "The through trains for the present leave Rigs at 2 pa. and Luneburg at 8 a.m. The government commissioners appointed to examine Um line expressed their greet satisfaction at the subdue tial nature of the various works ; so much so, that after a close examination and testing two of the bridges they allowed the hue to be opened, without waiting till thaw report had been officially made.— We are, sir, your obe dient servants, _ _ RuBIMION aad Conan, Agente to the Company. With regard to the silk market, the monthly cir cular of Megan. H. Waithman and Co. has the following: The trairsactiona in an during the pact month have been on a very limited seal'. and prices generally must be quoted somewhat lower_ China silk.—The quality of the new crop is unsatisfactory, but in size it certainly appears finer the* the silk of last season. Japan silk has lately been in fair deemed, and all the recent arrivals have found buyers. in some instances at slightly improved ratem. The China letters delivered on the 24th ult. report settlements for the tint month of the new moron 9,500 bales, of which 5,000 bales had left, and 4,000 niore were on board ships in port. block on the market, 12,000 bales. Scarcely any fine Tintless had arrived from the interior, and anything from No. 3 upwards was very scarce. Prices ruled extraordinarily high, the quotation fur No. 3Teatlee being 420 task, equal to 225. 11d. per lb. here. lii Bengal silk there bss bees rather more business during the past month. In Italian silk there is no alteration. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders on the sth instant for the hire of a ship to take pasaeugeni to Moos Bay. TUESDAY Kviztenra. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93, "buyers," for the 10th inst., opened this morning at 93, " sellers," and closed M 921 to 1. For money the last price was 921 to 1. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, fee money, 921, 93, 92#, 1, # ; ditto for account (10th Oct.), 921, 1, • Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 91, 901 ; New 'Three per Cents., 90, 91, 9fl ia f i Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1885, 151 ; Stock, 237, 236 ; India Stock, 2214, ; ditto, Five per Cent. attic', 103, 1,1, 10S; ditto for so eouut, 1031, 1 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 98*, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 134. prem. ; Five per Cent." enfaced " rupee paper, 94, 1. The India Five per Cents. were heavy in the afternoon. The stuck closed at 1021 to 103* for the account, bring Ito lower than yesterday, and the Scrip at BO The March Exchequer bills remain quoted r i Ltt to 3s. prem., and the June Os. to 9s. prem. were some inquiries for India Bonds, which were purchased at 13e. prem. The foreign stock market shared this afternooe in the general depression of the Stock Exchange. The shares of the Bank of Londoy were quoted rather higher to-day. A further improvement like wise occurred iu Oriental Bank. Miacellaneous shares were quoted the same as yesterday. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 4# to were prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, Ito 11 - 10 prem. ; Universal Marine Insor auce, 11 to It dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, die. to par ; Commercial Union Fire, 1 die. to par ; Mercantile Fire, 1 die to par ; Oriental and General Marine, /to 1 prem. • and Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limit'ed), 1 to 1 prem. Victoria Government Six per Cent. Debentures were steady at 104 to ex dividend. A fall of 1 to 2 per tent. took place to-day in tin various climes of debentures of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. Balisolan all Arboass 131 DahlaaLltalL g.fp.a all Islam an Auk= ee Oralassassa 110 Canoes= NW &PAIL aU It i rtessealie It D.li iliselsk all &Ana el leases all 04. Maim gaa.l p. a. all GIL Onkel st Treace all et Issa=mat. all Wass W Lit Oanatsaset Bala all Ui aaa Tandem& all •Lyons and Geneva all Darla Antonia all Nam aLleel:y:lte resell Do 9ag. • all Nal.' ' P re` lb De. Nee Shorn • all Norwegian Trunk ?r.L 11 ottoman BmyrnsAidho all Parts, Lyons. and Ueda all Parts Mkt Orleans 19 Itself* and 8. Francisco! (Par and nastaza . .; g 7p. 6 I 1111 Elea ' ell sh all loyal Royal Sw Dani edish all Dw T per cent. all Ilasabro sad Ileum . all Da per cent. Prig. Illa)&7perat. to S./aaat Varela& all Sevehent of Frame— a/1 Wad 'balsa all i Da Nan seal Pad al Wel IL W. el hawse I Rl , l= Melds ea ...... ~ ~ 0 tif I COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) There was a he fall of rain last night, but to-day the weather is very tier, with a light Breese from the west, The supply of borne-grown wheat to this market for n• present week is short. Flour very contracted ; and barley. milt, and eats very limited. Very few :'notch or Irish a& fresh up. The supple of foreign wheat le limited, the balk being from Rusaian poets in the Baltic, awl our ,arau of Prussia... Barley : one canto of Prussian. Foreign f our : none arriving this week. Oats : a email supply, Rua km and Hwedial. A cargo of linseed and toe of rapeseed from the Black 114 and a cargo of bean from the Mediteminean. This market to-day I. extremely quiet, there being no demand whatever for the Continent this week, ,stotatiena are nominally the s.,li.e as on Youday. Flour also a dull Earley a slow isdo, at Monday's reduction on English; foreign rather more firm. Oats, not much doing today, but value quite equal Se Monday. Beane and peas tirni. Linseed and rapeseed fully as dear as last week. Other ,meds a small demand, and quotations well supported. FLOATING. CAIICOF.R.—Wheat very firm in price, but net much business doh'', the demand for the Continent having very much fallen off. Maize very firm. WSKAT.—EtIZIISh : Essen and Kent, white, new, 595. le GIL ; ditto, tine old, t3a. to 575.; ditto red, new, to 61,.; ditto, fine, old, 495. to Ms. ; Norfolk, .11e. toe, —e. —1; red, new, —e. to —a. Foreign : DaOttic, 575. to 60.; tine, 63n. to 65c; extra, 655. to 675.; Kouigshera. Ms. to 571.- ditto, extra,s7s. to Mk; Rookie*, 5.55. tollss. • Meckleulizi red, 55e, to llekermark ditto, 575. to als. ; Amenean white, 57a. to 605.; ditto red, 51s. to 533 ; Cauadiau, 575. to VAAL Baialsr.- -English malting, 384. to 395. ,• floe, 405.: grinding, 29.. to 275.; aoil 2fle. to 241. per qr.; foreign grindier, 2.65. to 21ie.; ditto distilling, 2.4.. to 29a.; molting, —s. to —a. Natir.—English, Foes: and Norfolk, 59.. to 63. ' • fine, 634 to 70a. ; Kingston and Ware, his. to 72..; brows. 50s. to 565. -- OA? — English feed. 274. Od. to 294. Od. ; potato. 295. to 314. ; foreign, 174. Pd. to 245. Kra, 304. to 32.. . . . . Ultima-English tick, 33e. to 41s. ; harrow, 40.. to 445. ; Wrenn, 40s. to 444. ; foreign, Masap,an, :Ai. to 3fts. ; tisk. 335. to 405.: Konigsberg, 355. to 445. ; Egyptian, 35e. to 37e. FLAIL-Eng boden, 38s. to 425.: white and blue, SRL to 40s. ; maple, 40a. to 43e.: grey, 344. to 305.; bog, Xi. to 381 4 ; foreign. 345. to 375. FL002.-Eugt.i.sh town, 414. to 501. • ditto floe, Ms. tool..; country, 435. to 445. ; Norfolk an d Suffolk, 384. to 41a; French, -s. to -in. pet sack; American. 2fis. to 3014 Canadian. 27... to Mo. Spanish. 455. to 524. INDIAN CORN.-White, 354. to 425. ; yellow, 40s. to 435. FIAJATING CARGOILB, all C. F. and 1.-Wheat Bent miski end Moriloople, per 4321115., 48s. to 565. ; (;hirk a, 4ft. to 51s. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801b5., red, 45e. to 475.: white, 545. to 511.1. ; Danube and Galatz, 435. to 40s. ; Egyptua, 35,. to Mts. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 400Iba, 265. to 275. t Wenn sod Danube do., 255. to tie. Beans ; E.,7ptiao, per qr., 31s. to 345. Maize : °deem awl tlelsta per 4ltilbs.. :Ha W. to 345. ; Ibrail awl Bulgarian, pie Noibs., BM. 01. to :41s. ; French, do., -a ; American, in., 325. to Ms. . - her.in — C—Canary seed, per qr., 41s. to 501. ; Rely. seed, per qr.. 4.6. to 48.. ; Mustard seed, per 'kasha. white, 9s. to 14i. : brown, —a. to —a. ; Linseed, per nit, crushing, WA. t.. 534. ; Linseed cakes, Eogli.h, per 11,M0, 12/.lls. to 13/. fn. ; American, thin, in brls., per toe. 101.:x. to 101. 1.N.; do., thick, round, and oblong. 91. 10e. tr 101. 10e.; Baltic, 9/. to 19. ; Marseilles, Si. fis. S 0101.91.; Rape mama N. to .51. We. -- .ANNITAIN INTO LONDON /ROM Blirr. son) OCT. 1. Ingltak sad Seek& Mak. gamma. Mod tie • • • • 10960 Prig 320 10316 Ha s I 10 I 4.00 I 7820 Malt •• • • now, Eniaide. 300 sacks ; Foreign, nimega, - MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) AUGAIL—The market is quiet, but as hollers ars Ara prices are firm!' supported ; good Jamaica sold at Ma. le 41s. • low darkbrowa Mauritius, Ms. &I. to 3116. ; I nma n to g ood, 3'..ts. to Ma. ; and Kaiaks, 12r. Br*lttti, g Zia; reflood ipt.et, et unaltered prices. Corm: continuos to sell readily at eery firm rater ; fuss ordinary to good middling Plantation Ceylon sold at 695. to Ms • peabrrry . 80s. to ga. ; ordinary small to good, (61. to 61. &I. ; Keilgberry, 735. to 765. ; and middling Costa Mks, '4s. t 0.77..... TEA. —Pitidic sales will commens tomorrow (Thursday). Privately the n•.arket is inactive. are in good;onnest, about ?no puncheons sold at L. 7d. proof. British spirita have been advanced 24, par pAtoo. . . . iarke.t is quiet. SAGO is in active request, fair to good anal: sold at 20a. 22a. tumults —3OO bap Bengal told, rt fraction 103. at 3111. 32a. Carroty.—No labs reported. HUM—St. Petersburg, clean, bu advanced to 32L 191. Gambier hu sold at st ea dy rates; fair, 17s. Gil. to 17s. 9d. TALLOW MARKET.—(TaIS DAY.) saiwitet is steady ; micas are quoted as fellows:— Tows tallow, 48e. 1141., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., as do wok 49e. ; October to December, 495. ; Jaavary Mara, 49.. 6d. to 49e. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Mears. Patteoden and Smith report that there is a OW, unload for all new hops, at late prime. Duty, 1114411111 L 4 e 1• 1