The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-30 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) M.ANSION.HOUSE. • LOVII •17•11. AWI well.drewo was od man. discribid as Dr. A ed before . A drioti. g ad who was stated t o be a foreigner, summon the Lord Mare for m i nding letter, to Mr. Webber , one of the Common Conseil, whereby a breach of the peace might have been oexedosed. Mr. Merriman, • solicitor, a ppeared for the defendant ; sad when the ease was called on he intimated that be would dead gellty, upon the understdding that the complainant ld - be satisfied if the defendant entered into • mop& o we sad yromiakl not to repeat the act complained ef. It was stated that the defendant had been paying hia addresses to the daughter of Mr. Webber withoutplaised the teems* of the father, ad that the preceding com of was that the defendant s under d written various letters to that Tonne lady addressed cover to bar father. Them b i tters were of inch • character that Mr. Webber fat himself compelled to summons the defendant, so as to sr, to the annoce. Webber stated that he had no desire to press the A m & against the defendan t, sod be was satisfied upon his proutdog aot to write asy more such letters to him, to withdraw from the chary. Ilse defendant then entered into the required ridged awes, upon which the summons was dirmlidd. Arrorrtrso TO STAB TWO CONWMBLIS Nehru SaUivanandJokassait Suitirsit, mother season, yen ° barged, the former with being drank and cresting s distnrbesoe ptst the Cheshire Cheese pabliehonse. Phillipe'r : m ow% ke by Mr. John Meadows. end assaulting table lenses Norman, 97 Y. and Chutes Taylor, 3d9 9, sad the latter with braking one et the wesstable's On&ionise nicht the two defeadanto were is the house j of the complaisant the wens for lives. He refused to serve , ghen, sad bad forbidden them the home. Th e male de- I indent, who hoe bees ivies locket-up within • fortnight , wad fisted st this work merle use of vwy bed language, and whoa wised by the polies to go out, he took out a knife and said & woad mu it tab them. Re kicked end struck both gke ooestoblor, and it was with the greatest difilculty that lit• could be got to the pollec.otatioe, all the way to which iM kicked sad did all be amid to injure the police. Before lbe male &fondest could be got away from the hones the bet of ote of the constables a awl the mother jumped ea it, doing dump to the extent sif 50. On the way to the j*ioestatio° one of tbe renotables was struck by Ike sother. Beth wieners dialed that they bad Mynah the polies, Ma said that they were gat seaulted. Yr. D'Eyeenurt fined the man 31., or in default of pay most six Tea' bard labour in lise House el °emotion. The wawa was mewed to Toy the damage. ter &kg the damage, and la default 14 days' hard blear. The Omens were lashed up in &Walk IIARLBOBOI7OII.STREBT. ODTAINING CEARITABLZ CONTIDDEITIONS DT YALU rewriamea. %imbed Hensley, who described herself an a 000 k. al Litchfield-street, Staffordshire, wee charged before Tyrwhitt with unlawfully endeavoluing to procure diorite& metributions under fake sad fraudulent par tmoss. Hr. Wm. Cambia, of this firm of Copeland arra (b., china warehoossinos, Steffocashis• and Now Bond•street, mid that ors the 13th of April Lot the primmer same to his place of Moises% No. 16, New Bondulrest. and told him • very plawdblo tole—to she offset that oho had been housekeeper to Yr. Spode, of Itugeloy, Sta ff ordshire, that she tad oome ap to London to is. bar brother off, who was gang abroad, that her pocket had bees picked at the rail way elation, and that in cionseqmonos she was without mons, and asked him to assist bar. She asked for 15e., butts poi her • sovereignOsslieviug her story to be true. He afterwards wrote to Mr. Sped% and received • Misr from that gentleman from which ft appeased that ths prisoner bad been some time ago in his maim, but Ms 'barged is oomequence of her nsieocroduct, and that she had buss is gaol more than cues, sad had sabsequostly much sanoysd Mr. Spode. He (Mr. Copeland ) subsequently mode isquiries. and mosrtalood that do primmer hod been to all the Suffeedshirs fonilise in town with similes kis, obtaining add esavouriag to cheats, charitable ma teibutiom. A. advertisement was thus biased in tome of the nowspapas matiosing tiro petals @spinet thit grimier. Aftorwar& eosin a "'port in a laoper of a ass Won Mr. Masssaeld, in which it a ppeared that the prisoner had. by a similar Isis to that told him (Hr. Cops. tend), obtained money from Colossi Wetherell, he tom ruminated with the polies, and as the prisoner Ming liberated from prince, attar un dergoing the punishment Imposed by Mr. Mansfield, she was apis taken into custody. Henry Dawson, 301 A, said there were several Mbar oases against the prisoner. In swami to Mr. Tyrwhik the prisoner said she had so question to ask. Dawson said that be apprehended the prisoner that morn. bg on hat comisg oat of the Westminster Briciewell, where she had been undergoing three moat& imprisonment. He fad bar that she was charged with *Maiming 11. from Mr. Ospalana, of Now Sondmtrost, by false rostemes. when she maid, " Yea. I did hare it ; and I =posted some ono hare this morning for me." He wiahed for a ronand. Thu prisoner said she was guilty. She did borrow the Whitt asked whether anything was rid about the mosey being lent. Mr. Copeland said, Nothing of the kind. The prisoner, who has ben crenietei at tilts court and at kfary'ebone, was then remanded. ANOTHER GREAT WATER-SIDS PIRA. -(THIS DAT.) This morning the vicinity of the great fire which took place in Tooley-street, Leman-hedge, gout four pears dues, where the kW Mr. Braidwood, the thee waperiateedeat of the fire brigade, was killed, was the sense Cl another extensive eoefiagretion. It took plain in the lofty and well-known ramp of ware. honeys known as Beals-wharf, the property of Messrs. Bogey, adjoinieg Hay's-wharf, which, it may be remote bored, sustained oresidesuble damage at the previous great tire as Cotton'veritsrf. Beal's•wharf bad • river frontage immediately opposite to the Custom Rowe, sad extended some distance up The warehouses were of con siderable elevation, and the floors ware crowded with teas and other valuable meralmadiee. The discovery was made about 4 o'clock, and, on the place being entered, the flames were lotted to be Tinier in the vicinity of the tea department. A general alarm wee gi►en throughout the neighbourhood, and intelligence of the dis aster was at once forwarded to the various brigade 'tattoos. The police, and what labourers were about, made a despe rate effort to suppress the fire, trefortunately, however, all their exertions were of little era% and the flames made terrible progress. Nearly the whole of the available force of the fire brigade were soon on the spot, and the floating engines from the Southwark and Rotherhiths stations were got to work in front of the blazing wharf, end threw an Immense body of water on to the building, while the steam lied engieen were directed in efficient operation in Milld•ae. Notwith standing this great force, the fire travelled through the floors of the wharf, and • vest amount of damage was done before the conflagration was checked. When this was written at noon to-day, the firemen were still playing upon the ruins, bet all fees of the fire extend ing was at on end. Fortunately the flames were pre vented progre.sing in the direction of the range of ware kennel in Hill-lens. Thebes of property, especially in teas, must be something heavy, but large insurances have been effected on the stock. DEATH OF MR. JUSTICE CROMPTON. (THIS DAY.)-11r. Justice Crompton died this morning, we regret to state, at 10 o'clock, at his res;denos, Hyde.parkaquare. The deceesed judge, who has bean very 111 for some time put, was made • judge in the year 1812, nod took hie seat in the Court of Queen's Beach. He was previously without ilk. After the last circuit his health became Winked, and latterly &warned • very serious character. Mr. Justice Byles mentioned a fortnight beak at the Judges' Chambers that his complaint was very Minna, and that he was about to resign. The learned judge, however, lingered until this morning, when be died from inSamm Won of the intestines. To-day, at the Judges chambers, lie. Lash, the newly.appointed judgo, paid a visit to Mr. Justice Shea. He will be forthwith sworn tato office and take bis seat. Nineteen mocha have elapsed since the Cramling ton colliers went 011 strike, end there seems to be less prospect than ever of any egreement being arrived at between the masters and the men. It is skid that the loss %the colliery proprietors, eau* the men relinquished work, cannot be lees than 20,000/. DEATH IN A POLICE CELL —A man, name un known, wss liken into custody on Saturday night io gentetreet by Police-oonstable Joseph Faulkner, 340 A, for being drunk mod incapable. The man was taken to Vine-street ;Aim-station, and while on the way the con stable asked him when be resided, and the only answer ha pve was "In heaven ; take me borne." Oa arm at the station be was placed io a cell, and visited as usual, till about . 3on Sunday morning he was found deed in the cell. Mr. , Tothill, the divisional surgeon was immediately sent for, and he prooounced death to have resulted from apoplexy Induced through drinking. THE OUTWARD AMERICAN MAILS.—QtrE/LNSTOWN, OCT. 29.—The royal in&a, steamship Cuba strived here at 6 p.m. to-day, embarked the mails, passenger*, and latest telegrams, and proceeded immediately for Halifax aod Boo tee ; all well. The Cabs experienced • severe south-west pie on her passage to this port. LO o clock he Pam. Hog with Beaked the art• hey IMO •, I via wovt, 111 Dpi I market I Oilles eed as along: got there . Isaw tbs es by tie ickso I ow Ise bac= se been ce ed to p ta L base Ha asked ion tr by ere* id not bee fore I came et say II hold of hie et half-put mook-comet, the market. She ene sr foot. prisoner sad "gs ha Patios I colt= I et a cob sori the statics. *ow I hies ad ow Mr. ccitod. Be ;le got to the at Chairs. e before It , sp itg. She whish I the lob two arteries co the back There wee The wooed es erlsiPli" Oars tbe Da& and wss each umant $ the the mot est maid it ins on Dan& He aid o n .ougu to ~,,, woulok l l night do bor anger er at Praien t died evideact. a a hos ateal.he @toed of the Pr .4 ° Tl ' id, sod the pr e observatioo ► he bed Put I° very imrortu . cou ld, oust* b r s now cal! 5, so that tbe! orcersencY , some uoblataal ;EAR DERB Y ' nisy, the 1641 51r. C2l, 111. ut • mile sod! Clarke, of St °. Bstb, aged, lsry Ann Jo l o i.e been sPf . I, and the noon on one u rt. "t You 0 , flo Alect f eu for 1 4 yaw , thet would noon reference to the htened to deat h ; about enltltil i nee were 6 •0 1 010brc ;ri • this dot tinal a i d theta.. ;;;;._ fir. Cc; '3l THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30 1865. COMMERCIAL AND MARKKThh• MARICLANIL-CTUIB DAY.) Osly a limited appl of Paglish wheat was os sale is our et to-day, be t moss of the !maples came to hand la good cooditiom. Both red and white qualities moved off freely, at as Meows to the quotations compared with Nosday last of 2m. per qr., sad at which a olomanos was speedily effected. There was an improved teeing in the demand for foreign wheat at en improvement of from le. to 2s. per ginner. The show of samples was only moderate. The supply of barley, both Eoglish sod foreign, was 'sly moderate. Bahia; panels moved off freely, at le. per quarter more mosey. Grinding and distilling sorts sold steadily, at very full prices. There was a fair very average busioses doing in malt, on former terms. The supply was tolerably good. Notwithstanding that the supply of fonign oats was ex tensive, the oat trade was firm, at 6d. per qr. more mooey, whoa compared with Honda y List. We had a good demand for beans, and, in some Matanoss, the ownincies had an upward tendency. Peas were quite as dear as last week, with only a limited supply on offer. The flour trade was firm, and both English and foreign ware rather bearer. The supply of American flour rv:h ry Scarcely any goin.laden vassals have been reported off 1.--- ooast. The tea& for arrived cargoes of wheat has bees L I : very firm, and. compered with late rates. Priem bow se an &draws of from Is. to 4s. per quarter. Owing It to the limited supply on offer however, the le transactions have been nisch restricaL In grain for forward shipment, a very large business has been pawing, and the qnotatiose have improved le. sod 2s. per qr., with Th, an upward tendinny. Mors than 123,000 qrs. _have heeds for arrival. Ohlrka, arrived, has realised 42.1. 6 trr Baum/AWN Us. per 492 lba. ; Ohirka, em pasts" Me: M. to 44e. ; Banat, 43a. ; Niooleleff, 425. 6d. per 492 l le e lbe. ; Eleadougroa. 44a. per 480 1 bs. °hick s shi pp in g , 44.. 3d. to 445. 6d. ; ditto October or November ship. 0 , meat, 43.. to 44a. 9d. ; ditto to be 'hipped in November gs, or December, 435. 3d. to 44e. 31, ; Beast. November to 111. January shipment, 435. to 445. 6€1._.• ditto January Itt to Foemar 434. to 445. 3d. par 4921 b5. Mane lam y. bees more sought after them for man LS time pest, and the supply off most being small, gt sows transactioss have ben entered talc for forward ship. a i t moot. Prioes have advanced 6d. to la. per cr. from the M. meet lowest pciat. Gents, arrived. 30s. 3d. ; Odessa, N. 30s. 91 par 49211 w; Bulgariest, 30s. ; Ihrmil.26e. to 294.6 d.; N. ditto October or Novena* shipment. Vs. 48011 s. ; Os- ;* ins, shipping. 315.; ditto to he in October or ok. November, 31s. 3d. to 31s. Gd. per 4.92115. The coast gm, having been cleared of arrived argon of barley . We trade it for this article has been (mined to a few cargoes off pusege. which have fully realised late rates. Nicolaisff, 221. per 1 400 lbs. easseqtvetwei of the high rates demaoded by 1 ,2. imparters, oo sales have bees reported in rye. Danubian or Mack Ma i worth about 265. to Vs. per 48011 s. The i► dimmed far beans has bees Mamie% at unaltered curreonee. • arrived, 375. ; Oasshissaa, oa passage, 375. M., N. :re :Mo.; Dunham utillinesed is held at 19s. 6d. to Mi. ee per 480Ibe. Limped has bees is but moderate reqeset, bat B ‘.. at Is. to Is. M. per qr. more mosey. Asoff, mange. GOs. ; Daisies, shipping, gle. Gd. per 4241 be. ; Oil on imam 625. per 410tbm. •, Neapolitan. so We. per 416115. Moonethauck, sh ipp ing, Ms. 6d. per qr. ; Bleak 9411. shipping, SOL 1 id. ; g& per 4241 M. M. Few shipmate in October or November East ladies has H realised 635. par 41011 s. ; Bombay Is warehouse, Ms. to ; 635. 13d. ; Oeleutto. 61s. 6d. ; Black Bea and Asoff, 69e. 6d. s k to 60s. ; Archangel. Mr. to Ms. ; fine St. Petersburg. 58e. It Theloquiry far linessdeskeshaemlightly immovni, oe M. farmer terms. Lowdoemada, 101. to 104 65.. ; New Teak, l M barrels. 101. ; ditto is bap, 91. 15s. to to ; Pf tt = 91. 12s. 84. ; sod Marion/as, tW. 15e. par too. Oo It. cakes, Loodowssede, have mid et 4f. 15s. to Si. per toe. og Rapeseed has been very firm, and the curreoldie ban nem ft 6d. per qr. Wild Block Sea, shipping, 36e. per qv. Se onto, Sept, Oct, or Nov. *blowout, Me. ; ditto Oct., November or Dber, 56e. 3d. • Ditto October or , " November, , Bk. 6d ecem .; ditto October, 55:i. 6d. per 6 ramie& C Parcelling to be shipped by December, 64e. par 41611 a. 10 Gwent, 72a. to Ms. '; Ferosamove. 645. to 655. ; se culla, 62e. to 65e. • D a nubian, cultivated, 63e. to 665. mid wild Black Boa and Asoff, 365. per qr. has ruled Imetive. yet lam rates have been s ones, 71. 2 a. 6d.; ditto to be shipped by soil of 7oro r e t te I fris. 6d. per tos. A 21 1 ,731. or Sends -Bagliik Tares, 138: Massed, 70 rapeseed, 140; and sundry, 1,868 qrs. Foreign: Linseed, 10,548 ; rammed, 11.474 ; maim, 4,630 ; and sundry, 60 qn Euorrs.-Linseed, 242 ; and oDessd, 1,007 qrs. eUltaltet PUGIN. IMO& Pot Wien. a Lie; loekrod. old 15 to 13 am 36 to 47 Ilo.oldia, old 11 to ea new $9 to 41 1 !tato& and Leeds rat, tee to 'Kann TS to 41 MAW 21 to 311 Orlodlog 25 to 21 YAM Isom Norfolk. sad Iss Suffolk Klaistos sad Ware 10 to SI Worm Psi Qt. OM S. a yak. tood &wick potato Isiah, white .. black BUIL Wil V to 40 lipla 0 18 42 Tick de to 42 Marrow liras 4l to 47 TSAI. Gray, saw - 36 lo 37 I Napa, S7 3,4 410 Malta... holm , Tows stalla, per ISO 43 ___ Ds Now OM I Country ISO* food l3 to is' Norfolk sad WWl'. . pot•So 34 to 53 1 az ably 3l to 31 Youg. Ph QS. WNW- a. I. ' DaUtile sad ifoola a- berg 46 to 69 Rostock it 11.4obloa r= 41 to 43 Itsason,4s to 47 . m ot e t V: to 46 Ami;rlo4l4, red . 1 .. whit; Per Qr. OATS. U. a. Danish sod Boodtett 19 to rt Wigan IS to II DWI. 36 to SS Mesh WelPtion B7 to 38 Pus. rg a 111 to 61 es 163.1.61 OW. White 3O to 36 Tallo BARII!. Jrlndblg 2O to 21 Distilling Malting OWL Da „ brewing „ feeding ALRIVALS Or GRAIN. 00.. Li WATItt CALISAGIS. 120: I 14 CLUSIVL Spank Se Freinit,l42 *5cW..7... 2222 113 21 111 *. . . kmeticaa, Per bd.... IN to MI Cannadisa. .... 23 IA SO NTO LONDON, BY LAND AND 133 OCT. 21 TO OCT. 28. Wheat. bale). MAL rms. bras Par blow yrs. grs. qrs. qrs. Ore. 411. Ws loam .. 6'47 3241 MIS. 3009 1167 7 .. TA, 11.193 Fordo .. 19949 65 ; MOD 3130 650 16 , l.es Te4a—. 2.5093 5785 116164 9 4 3704 676 T 766 •. 16:43 MINCING-LANK—erHIS DAY.) finctan.—The market is dull for raw but steady for re filled, except for pleas, for which there isaa leas active in (lB4T meet extreme rates are barely supported. COML—Aboat 300 casks of Coylon base bee diapowd of. Plantatiois at 80s. to 835., being fall rates ; s native at 665. - The m an salvancroof 6d. per cwt. Tu. ket is firm but quiet. EWE—A parcel of fine new Rangoon sal at the full price of 12e. 6d. Corrox.—The market has become dull, owing to large arrivals at Liverpool ; prices are rather lower. RTE.—The market continues active at very firm priors. The asleep vertised for to morrow consist of a nd sun dry 9.000 bags, gar ; 600 casks, 1,200 bags, coffee, and sundry drysaltery goods, TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 51s. 9d. net wish ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 51s. 64. ; ell the mouth, 51a. ;Ooh. to Dec., 515.; Dec., 51s. 6,1. to 525. ; Jail., 525. ;March, 525. 6d. to 53a. ; April to June. 52e. PARTICUT.AILI OF TALLOW. 186 t 1 1963. Rock on hand this day.. tasks! 43,06 Delivery last week ..... 1 Ma Ditto from tat Jane I 32.901 Arrival iod week 247 Ditto trona DA hoe W.= Is d. d. PrieeY.o on spot this day 47 0 u Ditto Town bat Vriday 47 9 0 1886. I 1865. 0881 1.666 r 4161 5.002 66,196 a. d. 44 0 45 9 60,789 49.809 2,880 tint 31,89% 44719 4,8141 4,8 17 87,118 s 0,66 S a. d. a s. d. d. 40 6 J. 41 6 II 448 01 bi 3 9 Arrival for the week ending 7th October last year, e,1•11 casks, end delivery, 2,773 casks, The arrival last week eons prbed 2,812 calks Petersburg. lIETROPOLITAF CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is smeller than on Monday last, the trade is, however,very dull, and it is difficult to maintain that day's quotatios. The supply of sheep is about the same ',sleet week. Cho i ce qualities are making about the same ca of !eta, but other kinds are lower. Trade is dull for lrae. From Germany and Holland there are 3,180 beasts, 16,680 sheep. 145 calve.. ma4l 32 pigs. Scotland, 50 boasts ; Ireland, 320 ; and 2,390 from the Northern and Midland counties. per .none of albs, 4. A. 6. re r sloessloes of labs. s. d. 2. d. Bost Scot*, 11•111114. a 1 4 I Bost Dm& HNSlds6b 00 0 Rest dhort-borss .4 10 0 1 Dist Front-w 0015.... 60 6 2 Second quel. bassi. 2 4 Do. do. Sheen ... 0 0 0 0 • cave. Pigs Rest 1/nl. l r Mfdrelets 6 4 • I,...trebr Beasts at market, 4.M ; beep and lambs, 23,010: calves, 143 I visikteD• BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Merin. Pettaudea and Smith rennet that the market remains somewhat quiet for low deerriprioes of hops at firm i let. Ooloury aorta, however, mations to meet a reedy sale, at improved prim.. Howe RACING IN SOUTH AIIINICA.—A ' persist) meowing; bas beep established. Oe the Bth esp. tomboy the series meeting was bola as the racecourse (the Baena), uoder the estreeese of hi Exesllancy the le. imitate of the Provisos. This .umain. whioh origieseed Iron the energy of • few Email& ilestlemen, bee *ply been in existseos three yeas, duriog which it kas nude such pia pees as to be now leaked forward to Si an wail WINS. I . sl ! 1011 Orystal Palace. 31 Financial Dieeonat 4. (LWMIA 6i. General Elton Navigatioa. ll. Loudon General OutaiWm °Gummy (limited). 3 i. Oriental Financial (Limited). Eweesed, OffiraSy WI OD. (alined). aDie L Royal Mail Steam, 121* FRIGHTFUL AOCIDERT TO A BOY. INQUEST.—(T/1113 DAY.) This morning, Mr. Richards, deputy-ooroner, held an inquiry at the Queen Elisabeth Tavern, omhz/do med. Nieto*, respecting the death by impalement of William Linsey, 12 Tears. The jury prooes to view the body of the deceased, which presented • shocking mangled appearance. It was that of • very floe lad, apparently 16 years old. James Bolt, 32, Albiao.place, Winton, said that de- I ceased wee hie nephew, and he worked with witness, who was a bricklayer, for the last few weeks. On Wedarday lut, in the afternoon, he was at weir with witness at the top of the bones. No. 12, Northiftpton-grovs, blinglon. Be had bean laughing and joking with some girls down in the rood, end telling then to look out or he should fall upon them. But he lilt off playing and wept to where his work was. Be stepped off the parapet to get on the roof, when he slipped and fell headlong down. He fell upon the ornamental raffia& and one of the spikes entered his groin. The force with which be fell was so great that the Iron Moot the railing broke off and remained in his body. Witness saw him turn a complete somersault into the air whoa %Biog. The unfortunate boy was very well.condueted, but it was difficult to get him to take care of himself. That was his only fault. The boy lingered Gold Thursday, when he died. It was wonderful he should have survived such injuries so long. The jury renamed a verdict, " That the demised was killed by being impaled upon certain tailings thri as dentally falling from the top of the ties" No. 12, North ampton-you, Lassoes." MONEY NAREEM-(TEL9 DAY THE GALA-NOBLE Luntßoar BM MEL ST. WEN OORNWALL, OCT. 28. At daylight this morning, the wind blowing Aron from N.N.E. with a heavy ground meson (reports Mr. James young)),, a vessel was observed on shore on the west ern spit of Hoyle Bar, from three to four miles distant. The sea wee making a clean breach over her, and the crew were supposed to be in the rigging. The St. Ives lifeboat of the Royal National Life boat Institution was at owe launched and manned. la crossing the bar, with the Drogue out, a tremendous -a threw the boat end over end ; she soon righted. and on me , 'Aged to gon board. The lost two o "char an d s rope, and had two = crew tam broke ars, n. L aPP rrite . fora ca she got =ler the les of the vessel which was the French brig Provides" of Grenville, 98 toes register, Oapk. Chalet, from Cardiff for Dieppe, with 138 tons ot orb. Being only four instated of sir oars, with the heavy sea sat strong uoder current, they forted in it impossible he get alongside. An hoar passed signalling the Frenchmen to rend a rope, by means of a saft. I When this was doom the coxswain signalled to haul on board the lifebuoy, intending so take them off through the water, but he could not make himself under- stood. Two of the crew sow endeavoured to reeds the lifeboat by means of the commetieg rope, one was got as board safely, the other was within four pore eve yards, when a fearful me Woke oa them and ust the boat a second time. Skit r ighted instantly, but the poor fellow was gone, and sever seen again. The me they had on board held feet, and the crew Mee more regained their seats without accident. The communication with the vernal Mid not been broken, and the lifeboat again hauled up as near as poseible to her. The captain and two men thee toot to their boat, when the second wave capsized them. Through a fearful sea the life- boat was hastily hauled ahead, and the three men we" most fortunately picked up. Two of the crew were mad to have been het, but from the lifeboat they never saw more than five on board. The steam tug Warrior. of Buie. had her sewn up inside the bet, bet could reader so emisteam. The crew of the lifeboat landed at ilsyle thormighly ezitautted, where the carnage was despatched for the beat A more meritorious service has - never been rendered by this boot. Daring the whole of the time the lifeboat was on the bar. the shores and hills were lined with soesittors from the neighbouring Fort of Hoyle and the adjacent reentry. MARGATF., Oct. 28. The brig Reaper of Scarborough, bound from Newcastle. onarne with mils. atramdati at 9 °kiosk this moraingas the Naiiin Rock is a gale from N.N.E. The Morgoie boat of the National leatitamos, reports Ms. R. F. rich, was at ohm isambed to hat rairtaace. and was for tunately the moans a maniac the mew of Mae men from the wreck. BANFF, N. 8.. oar. 27. The brie Tows of Liverpool, of !doodad. Via sees is the oiling on the 25th last., rye Mr. W. r egime . makin g for Maodaff Harbour io • gale of wind sad tremendous sm. As the vowel win is great danger, the lifeboat of the National lustitutioo Irma% sees taboo as bar transporting carriage to Necduff. bat before ranthiag there the crew of the brig ewe all takes solely Os share by Mthby's 'apparatus. The ship has sines beams a total wreak. As it was observed that • math was also for making the berboar, sod it Via anti& petal that she would broach to in the attempt, the highest was laneehed to be is reedieses to save the crew ; but for tunately the smack got Wirth" sofa WEATHERRBPORT.-{TEES DAY.) tiAlru Abordeoa Valenti& • • • • L. 144 El v erpoo . tiotyLes4. ha maw .. West ftsoulls Kam oath Pat month London I unwell karbauer. lnk4e ti•Uvlsisd N. W. T. 1 I . ec IIS tt co 41 to 0.44 ro O.IIA re ROO to OM 13. i W. — N.W. 100 011 o W. 00 014 V W.S.W. too 0.85 • 7 W . w• o tab 1.15. W. tr 1.7 T 9 5 W.N.W. :or U. W. ler 8.88 8I W. or 0.0 14 i W.5.W. r 0.51 8 8.5. W. ro 0.5! tO I B.W. Iro WOO 8 , 8. lob CO 71 5. Ire 0.14 rionosti. 011 NORITKILI watalt.SDAT. ooua 11.ty to N.V., varitne from • gals to mode rate, with some rain. WISTI7.II. As shore. 8001113/01. Similar to abseil. Tua o'Cums. The stock markets to-day are quiet, attention being still almost exclusively directed to the half monthly settlement, which will be completed to morrow. The funds show a relapse of per cent., but as regards most other secu rities steadiness prevails. Rome railways, in one or two cases, are slightly better. A fall has taken place, however, in Turkish Consolid is. The demand for money is moderate, and the supply good. The rate for choice bills is 61 per neut. In the Stock Exchange abort loans on English government securities are obtainable at 6 to 64 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 68.15, showing a decline of Sc. Consols are now quoted 881 to 4 for money, and 884 to 89 for the amount (November 8). The official business report is as fol lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, 884 ; ditto, for account, 89 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 874, 87 ; New Three per Cents., 871, 4, 87 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 191 ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 105 ; Five per Cont. " mimed" rupee paper, 1011 ; and Exchequer Bills, 45., 65., 51., 2s. die. In the foreign stock market the variations are limited to • fall of 3 pee cent. is Turkish Consolid6s, and a rise of In Greek. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz : —Greek, 19k to 3 ; Turkish Conaolidds, 464 to 47 ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 29} ; ditto Certificates, 14 to 1 ; Confederate, 6 to 8 ; Brazilian scrip, 121 to 3 prem. ; and Mexican, 251 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 674 ; ditto, 1865, 76 ; Egyptian (second issue), 944 ; ditto 1864, 911, ; ditto 1001. bonds, 914, ; Greek, 191 ; Italian, 1861, 641 ; Mexican, 251 ; ditto 1864, 24}; Montovidean, 64; Portuguese, 1856, km, 46 ; ditto account, 451 ; Russian, 1850. 894 ; ditto 1859, 551 ; ditto 1862, 914 ; ditto 1864, 91} ; Turkish, 1862, 1901. Bonds, 751, ditto 1865, 421, 3, 2 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 431 ; Veneauels, 1864, 38, 7. United States 5.20 Bonds and Illinois Railway shares are steady ; the former are now quoted 634 to*, ex div. ; and the latter, 811 to 82. Erie Rail way shares have declined to 54 to 1. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to Pee= ; General Credit, 11 to 2 prem. ; London Financial, 74 to pram. ; Imperial Mercantile, 24 to prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 54 to 4 prem. ; ditto' New, 31 to 41 prem. ; °yearend, Gurney, and Com pany, 91 to ils prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 154 to 1. Foes o'Cl.oex. Consols are atilt quoted 881 to 1 for money, and 881 to 89 for the amount. Only 1,4001. in gold Ibex been taken to the Beale. The following polio, relative to the New Gra nada dividends was forwarded to the Stock Ex change on Saturday by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. Mom. Baring Brothers and Co. have rewired by this mail, as moues of New Grenada dividends, frost the Castore.honsa of Boats Kota, 6,5091. 18s. 5d.. which in cludes 395.77 dots. from the Custom-house at Rio Hach'. The agent at Beata Marta reports that he bee Warm le a shoat 2,300 f., for which it was impossible to mare hand bills In time for this maiL—Oet. 28.1868. The Persia, from New Y ork, has brought 90,0001. in specie. The London Committee of the Boci6t6 Agrieole et Indostrielle d'Egypte give notice that a second call of 41. per share was made by the Council of Ad ministration, at their meeting held at Alexandria on the 25th September, payable by the European share `olden to Mesas. Glyn, Mills, Currie, and Coin . pany, as follows, sir., 21. per share by the 30th of I November, and 21. by the 30th of January next. The prospectus of the Pennsylvania Lubricating Oil lands Company (Limited) is tanned, with a pro posed capital of 900,0001., in 16,000 shares of 201. l each, of which applications are now invited for 1 10.000. This company proposes to acquire the freehold of an estate, comprising upwards of 700 acres, situated in Vamango County, in the oil dia. trict of Pennsylvania. It is mentioned that " the lands have been examined and selected by an Eng lish engineer and practical geologist of greet ex perience, and are believed to be extremely rich in oils of the highest clans." The purchase money for the estate is to be 80,0001 . , payable in seven months from the let proximo, and a further sum of 60,0001. in paid-up shares, but the agreement for the purchase contains the following stipulation, according to which the earlier operations of the company are to be of only an experimental charac ter "By the provisional agreement which the directors have made for the purchase of these pro perties., the company is to have the right of work ing mid developing one plot of the land (about 72 acres), for which payment is to be made by 8,0001. in cash, and 6,0001. in shares of the company, fully paid up, and upon which it is propoeed to sink eight wells ; should the results then be satisfactory, it can, by the option already secured to it, claim, any time within seven months from Nov.l, 1865, the transfer of the entire 700 acres in fee simple ; but if not satisfied, the company will not be bound to take them." Another new undertaking is the Import and Export Fresh Provision Company (Limited). It appears that a private association was formed last year with the view of finding out the best method .1 of preserving meats so as to supply our home THREE NEW DIVISIONS OF POLICE --(THIS DAT.) , markets •• • —This morning, the three new dirs of police which have with provisions exported from those conn or some time post been in course o ff er mation, by order of tries where they are produoed in excess of the local Sr Richard Mayne the chief commissioner of the Metropo- demand, and that they were induced to adopt the loan Police, commeimed their &Aia. The three new divisions process patented by Mr. Richard Jones, by which ere tow known as the W, X,and Y divisions. The first, which I 'w h im ( f oo d (beef, mutton, poultry, itc.) " may be will comprise Clapham sod litrixton.er'dl be under the super.an indefinite inteodence of Mr. Frazer ; that of the Y. under Ur. Webb, , P re r r eed i n a fresh raw state for will comprise Highgate, Kestish Town, sod Somees-town ; ' Period of time, and under all circumstances of and that of the X divisios, under Mr. Series, will malteds climate and temperature." With a view to more Paddisetee. Notting-bill, • portion of Bayswater, and the ! extensive operations, this private association makof e Harrow - road. The cumber of men comprise d in the three over to the present company, for he new divisions will be about 900, including superintendent; 32,0001., the home and foreign patents obtained by inspectors. sergeants, Am Carreez or A DCROLAR.—Ou Saturday, a man I them together with 16 acres of freehold land and a amed William Graves. a sawyer, from Worksop, was new f actory and apparatus, near itaillinunr ' brought up at the polloe-station, Gainsborough, charged Essex en the Tilbury and Southend Beltway. A with housebreaking wider rather singu l ar and aggravated local ' bowl is to be formed in Australia. The circumstances. The prisoner haA been lodging for the capital is fi xed at 100,0001., is 10,000 shares of 101. lent sir weeks at a public-house kept by Mrs. Spray.. and ..„11 of which 3,000 shares are reserved for Aux from the first be appears to have formed the intention of . ' committing a robbery. Last Friday night was the time trait. It is further mentioned that the former fixed noon for carrying his intention into effect, Mere ! proprietors have agreed to invest 20,0001. in the bring then a larger amount of money in the home than shares. usual, consequent upon the lislf•yeerly market and fair The half-yearly meeting of the Trust and Agency having just been held. After all had retired to rest the Company of Australasia (Limited) is called for the prisoner got op, sad, proceeding otown stairs with a light, broke open the bur by means of • chisoil, emptied the , to declare au interim 13th November aid dividend and helped himself to some drink. He then took up • , for the six months ending the 30th of June last. carting knife, and was goieg upstairs with the view of We are requested to state that the share list of pities P ossession of the oasts box, which was in the the Metropolitan Parcels Delivery Company landlady's bedroom, when he was pounced upon by two policeme who had bees concealed in the house, and who ' (Limited) will be closed on Monday, the 6th Nov. had been, watchno all his movements. The preparations on Saturday for Tuesday's LORD PALMERSTON AND EDWARD CAPERS.— settlement In home railway stocks were conducted Our readers will learn with much pleurae that one of generally at full rates at " continuation," not the latest ante of one lamented Premier was one of kind- owing to any excess of speculative operations for a seas to and rasognitioe of the genius of Mr. Girth. Oa ' rise but chie fl y on account of the high value of the publication of the poet postman's first volume of ' poems is 1856, Lori Palmerstoo, of his own good will, s ad . 'money and the uncertain prospects of the market without being influenced by the suggestion of anyose. As regards London and North Western and Lan placed Mr. Capern's name on the civil list for a pensioa of , cashire and Yorkshire stooks, however, the rates of 40 1 . • year. In communicating thin Fie" of ` o° 4 fortune "continuation " were somewhat easier. On most to the poet it was intimated that had not t his sum repro -, o ther secu *ti full terms w muted the balance then at di•posal the amount would ere required, especially have been lams ; and at an interview which Capers on American. The following shows the terms gene had with Lord Palmerston, at his residence, his last words Telly current : I shall sot forget you, sod you mad remind me." Great Western stock ito cont. Is August of th e present year several gentlemen of Devon. Laseaehire and Yorkshire .. • • ito shire felt that it was desirable that Mr. Capers should, if Loudon and North Wasters • • 5-16 to 7-16 „ possible, be rewarded with such an income to his pension , Midland -16 to 7-16 „ as would enable him to dispense with the very laborious Groat Northern A. tio e o work of letter-carrier. A memorial was accordingly drawn Metropolitan up and signed by the principal nobility and geetry of his South Eastern native county. This was presented to Lord Palmerston. North Postern : Berwick • who at once i n creased the pensios to 601 . The ne ws of Ditto : York this good tortoise was received in Devonshire with mach North British pl e asure, and in some of the villages included in Mr.' Greed Trunk of Gonad& .. • 16.6 d. to 24. Cowes round the church bells rang • merry peal in honour' Great Western al Ceoada.. • • ]a. SC to Is. 9d. ~ of the event. Such an set dea r see reeording, and a ff ords Erie -16 to 2s. one moos instaaos of the kindness of heart which distill- Ditto New Leon to' 3-16 „ (cashed Lord Palmerston.—Birmin:, ham Daily Oszette. Central, paid up .• • Lomabeen Omani nw. H l = la. 6d. to 11. ~9 d. to 1-16 „ Alliance Bask 4 to 3-16 „ Ovum& Gurney, and Co. . • le. 6d. to 2a. 4 6d. „ Greek Bads -16 to Maims -16 to 3-16 „ Ditto, 1861 Spanish halve Spanish Certifiable ...... ... • 1-32 to 3-32 „ Turkish Comeolidie* i 10 r. Ditto 1865 Loan l-16 to 3-16 „ Delta States 5.20 Gads .. • • g to . Virginia 6 per Cent. The annexed weekly revel ou the produce market is from Travers's Circular : The produce markets this week have again been steady . . bat without soy tendency to ablation. The pnsral businers, however, for the 'apply of tba wants of the country is large, and were it not for the rate of the dia. coca market a speculative adman would evidently in some instances take place. The traareetiose in sogar lave been rather baited, and prior are without alteration. The fine grocery qualities ocatiaa in t mesa For native Ceylon co ff ee there haa bees a f ell*wry. bet other de scriptions have been dull. Is spices the only change has been as improvement In black pepper. Bengal saltpetre is also • little higher. Far rice the potations are firm. Is tea there has spin boss a peod balsas, sad the demand for America is amiatelsed. 011ovitsAT ETErma. Consols, which closed on Thursday at 881 to 89 for the Bth November ' opened this morn ing at 89}, and closed firmly at' 891-16 to 4. For money, the last price was 884 to 89. The official business report is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 884, 89 ; ditto, for account, 89/ ; Those per Cents. Reduced, 874, ; New Three per Cents., 874, 5 1 Bank Stock, 249 ; India Five per Cent. Roc 105 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, ; Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 89 ; ditto, F our per per Cent., 1084. In the foreign stock market prices in some cases were better and in others lower. Italian stock of 1865 and Russian of 1862 improved j per cent., Brazilian scrip, Mizioan, and Turkish of 1858 and 1862, 4, and Spanish Passive j per cent. On the other hand, Buenos Ayres Biz per Cents. declined 1 per cent., Russian of 1864, 4, and Greek, Turkish of 1865, the Consolidois, and Portuguese, g. iHAPE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CiocaL I The railway market continues firm, although much attention is still directed to the settlement of the fortnightly account. Metropolit an , Great I Western, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Eastern, and Great Northern A stocks are in good demand, and have advanced Ito par emit. Great Eastern as receded 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1244 to 123 ; Great Western, 631 to 64 ; Midland, 1261 to 1 • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1221 to 1 ; South /'astern, 3 0 1 to Great Eastern, 461 to / ; Caledonian, 1274 10 1264; Metropolitan, 139 to j ; London and South Western, 96 to 97; Great orthern, 130 to 131 ; ditto A, 130 to 13L Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is in demand, and has advanced. Great Western of Canada and Dutch Rhenish shares are also firmer. MIDINART ULLZICS ANDSTOCIa eat I N. I klawATI• I Cl"ffie Sataa ri al eas . I q 11°461p.0. IP! 1 11 , 0 . 01 fi'd 11"°••••1 IN Casabeba ail Naas& Maas el 44 UT 129 N N 19 14 II 4 ... 91111 Ito a: :wall MI la • •so div. aptil al Do. p, ispiAd So a US Wain sad B~Jwac 411 Dariao.Parib.&Abd.. 7 ” London Barlp Cal _ii"? Elio. _ man MO Weld Isobars Ord. U. 140 Do. 11 Am Mk.. N 0.5 1 , 10 area Worthotiso4,l4ol 140 erosillanisses., 100 11css ros. di,. NY 100 100 D 0.13 Sep. 4.144.414 (14. Swab a 1044 S (Les) 04405 Waists 100 Dsilless VaLess.ll4 4 105 Do. Soo& 100 Do. W. 5114.—OzIord 100 105 DoDo.. De. Do. 110 Noor Wordt 100 Idaarktro• T 100 Londoa sad blsokwall 105 La5..11415515.* 100 Loados.05•0 01 . A D O / 100 Do. Wel Kato...Up.o. 100 Vadat& look Wow 105 L00000dOonsOW• 44441 . , SOS b1ua.515at...5 Lambs* . 1401 lisboroObvs T Ds, Wow 4 Do. 2:tondos all Wsro.o4.irro. Scrip C IS Do. do. do. n De. Le abate... . Us Do Dim 4Oa Ai NI Nara BMA • WS Do zato,ririo Doo4 uo I 5 _ . O. N. S. tura ..... liTe I 1,-?: lij a: ..... ~ W W 71 vs is at 66. aT# T 6 Ili US 148 150 412 N 46 101 119 11.14 106 1123 8, 61 lW 116 a 39 50 a 1143 1253 ib 97 573 1 9W138 131 1 1 Po 101 la -:; pas :II MR le I pea 911 IS i i 6 2 %8 so 100 1101 01 110 In 104 ii sr ill LM. ileelLiDeetlag. at Do. do. 10144 le Da do. 19NW -100 Leib Louden a De. do. leee 100Woefteldwdabare all N. •d. Waders Jana 100 lamella Osstrot lee ,Soottlals DLL Abar-Ok lee WOW& Wawa lee learoodere Delos a I lima DM& IN INIEN MONS s pIaisItide.NNIROILNI. II 'Vt ... lee Vide of Mai . . I Waterloo I Mina 303 Wee Ooestall - SSBi 1031 11% -...--. pal II 11 p Ili 120 It It Ir 16 76 10e a 14 42 et 91 67 69 79 6 8 0 96 • IS 6I 161 6 6.M 196 146 59 le .MINEB.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLoow. In the mining market today the dealers are chiefly engaged in the settlement of the sa count, yes the tone continues very firm. Clifford Amalgamated, Chiverton Moor, South Darren, Great Vor, and North Treskerby shares are in sermeial request. Sub'epined are some of the pressat quotations : • Amalgamated, 193 to 201: Ofriverton Moor, 6 to 1 ; South Darren, 37a. 6d. to 425. 6d. Great Voir, 38 to ; Korth Treskeeby, 31 to ; East Lovell, 151 to 161: East Greaville, 34 to ren• Wheal G villa, 3to 1; and Nast Russell, 'to 4. Frontino and Bolivia shahs bays declined: transactions are recorded at 21, 94, and 21. Other foreign, as wall as colonial. mines are quirt. The Froatino and Bolivia (Saab American) Gold Mining Conaway have just received a remittance of about 350 ounces of cord. The whims from Bolivia ortend to the 6th of Sept., and Captain Goyen, the superintendent, states that in two or three months from that date be will be in a position to send from that mine regular remittances of gold, amounting on the average to 750 or 800 ounces in each month. This would be with the working of only 24 heads of stamps, but other stamp were being erected. Consignments would also be made from Frontiuo. Captain °oyes adds that both mines were opening out exceedingly well. LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (TRU' DAT.) (float ova Oyu ousitissartorr.) (as amino ansumetona. setsoura.) The market UMW' mese quiet IS about Saturday's rico. Sao about 4,000 Whs. COAL MA.RILET.—(III IB DAY.) Walls Esd Hutton, _23s. dd.; Walla Eud 235. 6d. ; Walla Had Saadi HitiOla 23e. 6d.; Walls End Tarts, 23e. 3d.; Walls lad East Hartle. pool, 21s . 3d.; Walls !ad Hartlepool, Els. 34. ; Walla End gratis KILIOII4 225. AL Walls End Hewes Hall, 224. Id. ; Walla Bad Hump, 23a. ; Walla End Klalo4l. 22a. 6d. ; Walla Zed Um rail. 64.; West Limb. tor, Wt. 91. ; Walls End Truatall„ 225. 3d. ; Walla Yid Acorn Close, Vs. 64. ,• Walls End Hatton Lyons, 22a. 33. ; Holywd4 205.; Wylam, 9.1 e. ; dr at e t , 19a. 3d .; Howard's Hartley , 19s. 64.--Ehips at =mast, 66; at sea, 15. Diana; nit TES RAILWAY.—A permengee on the Ludo', (Asthma, and Dover Railway was killed op ti.tur day night in the manner fella:dog :—when she last train from Imdgatehill was paring Detteress•park stat Mis • gentleman suddenly opined one of the carriage doors end stepped oat. Re fell raider the traia, and mu torn and mangled in a shocking manner. Death moat have been late in seseueeous. The body was eat in halves. Up to • bear yesday the dessesed had not bees Justified, &ad oely vague ter specub mean he issearded as to whether the sat ma an accideotel or inteetionel one A man's body. horribly crushed and torn, was found lying on the Midland Railway, near Borro wash elation. ea Thursday lITOGICII.ound The body could sot be identified, although some letters tonne with it may discover whose it was. Yew e doubt es to the character of this death prevails he dormer is stance. Orr= Hmrritin in Tits Vela ot Ismer. — Os October 20 the lovers of otter hunting awl their bounds met at B:shopstoke at 8 delock, and worked up the valley, Boding. wo believe, nothing till they got Mtn Mr. W. Newtoa's mewlows, and here. is the side of • gully. urns' which the footpath from Compton to Twyford Church leeds, wider some malt pollards, were found traces of 141 otter. After • long hunt up and down the watercourse the animal was driven into • hole under an ash stump. From this it was woe turned out by the honed , ull killed, in the presence of Mr. G. A. F.. Well, of Wortbyperk. and Mr. Albert Pyle . of this city, both " mighty hunters" of the four-tasted poacher. The ace killed was a bitch otter, and weighed about 18Iba. The spot h erewer it wee taken was as near as possible that where het etter was discovered last year. How the existence of the otter in our easy should have mended unknown for so many years is Weed etrangs.—Hants Advertiser. ATrace ON Alt ITALIAN EDITOR.—A horrible at tack has just been made upon Prefer oe Ariel° Vi Ire!. the editor of the Italian De wapaperritalia Castrate. at iteg4io. He had gives great offence by °epode, the cuirass of • pure democrat, and no doubt la esterieleed that be wee at tacked in conareeence. He was appemiching his own door is tie Via San Giovanni. near the police-office. when • number of men armed with knives and sticks rushed upon ' him. knocked him down, and st ibbed him in el the nines.. ' They ran off leaving Idea bleeding on the paned. He was at once removed to ha Mose sad attsWed to. While the medical men were dressing his wounds be retained presence of mind enough to write sa address to the ishabitanta of Reggio. in which be uys they he done sot attribute .o them the criminal act of • anal fucker, and cosierettilet. a thes , on the support they had given to the Maul moderate cau -1 Mate. The affair has caused great excitement. Dr. Volpe is a Vartetisa exile. Tun ENGLISIL El/SASSY AT PAZIL—The Paris correspondent of the Poet writes :-- " Siam the death of Lord Pelmerstors reports have circulated in Paris ninny Lord GPSOVIIIo taking the poet of Earl Cowley se British ambusador. No one seems to know what found:a; on there msy be for these rumour& Lord Cowley has bee cen here all in through the Emperor's ri nice, , and was most sucssful keeping up friendly relations between Frazee and Eogland in exceptional aid illElcult times. Ilia excellency hes ever been honoured by the Emperor with something more then ordinary courtly etiquette. The post of Brian& animus - °or at Paris is not so pleasant a service as name people might imagine. Paris is too near London for that. Tnere are no end of unreasonable people contisually ormilag over from , England who want to be prostrated to thelimperor sad be i• 0 to the court belle. Appliestiou for admissions to public places, and information .4 all sorts is iwroir•A —in het, the British Embus' , in Paris is the metre foe reesivieg all those watererme requests which see demanded by and are peculiar to the Eagleibuiee &breed. Then Ware Is the romantic British colony IC P11A5151...401116 hundreds—ell nf whom think they are It to die* with Lsdy Cowley and duce with her ladyship &trio( the season. This is nut a pleasant date of things for se mehesselor. Then 1 there le all the complicated he al the charitable societies, and the jiNIOISSIOS of she parsons and the doctors. Them again, the Embassy of Paris is mode by the Foreign affirm the reoeirieg house of the youthful std newly-air pointed attaches, who are sent here to leers diplomacy aid improve their morals. So the British Amber:ardor be comes a sort of diplomatic schoolmaster. The upreeente. Mee of the Quin at Paris ought to have a large private fortune and speed it ea enoomfortahle stiff ofeciel dinners ad receptiou. to whirl reuse be ievited so exosedisely misoelleneous company of Queen Victoria's subjects. After • dozes years of abis sort of shim the suet entlessieetio patriot sod most devoted earesat of the crown risd country ar wish to reties, especially when goodrntured fortune la s, s dleter deigned te lale. * • ^ - BMICItIk ANNISOLONL al 1 ala all ril: 1116,41•41 St Lawraw• Ilaa Dm AC. 1a5.0..a Da 1!! lath& lb lAkeiiiin• Do. IlitaresoGated& • D h e m t.6 18/1-2-4 061. • @Ambers Ws. lg. Ospe T. Doak". 8. DagiirsekT p.o.per.ri Maga e • • Ibit Indian ga. de _ - . _ I Do. 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IwW " pm.l L pew& I 841.4. 511 3 2 .3.131 — 74 31 . " dips 31 IP 44 ' 1 3pm I IMa 13 20 n .3 ftle 214 zd 90 1.10 142 3 1411 • Ala 36 zd t Zps db 2Pga 9 114 47 II 24 35 49 51 4 111 11l 110 I 41 43 100,000 10 /0 'Anglo Auatrtao 1 0 eo,ooo' 60 , Anglo Egyptian (Lint) I 116. 10,000, 60 'Anglo Itahan t Limited) 11 11.1100 10 : Iniatioßank.Cor.nswehl I 30,0036 MI :Aoetrelsela . all 14600', 10 aiskollettgliSin;Weini a 1.0,000; 24 lima' ut asp , •u 8,100100 , Bank at Landon , SO 16,000 10 Bank of Otago (Lholf o9 ) 9 lON NM 'Bank of (Namaland (L.) , 96 0 0. 640 SS Osaka Ifletorle.Anetrla 10 8400 0 16 !leak at New bland IIS 11.000 60 I Barne•11 Bank ;Illuitad 10 IWO 90 .Beasillan&torluguaneLl 10 WOOD 60 Idntleu a Cellf , rulan (L, at IWO IS British N. Arourir.a —' MO* N C. Bk. Indla,Aue., China' al 119 ,11001 116 'Wort. id 6r. of lndia,.tu i all 10,00410 0 jiltty 14010; MS ,Colonlal 60,0110 001 103••••uk at Canada all 440001 16 1. 'oco. 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