The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-07 00:00:00

TUB POLLUX COUlati. (THIS DAY.) beograr TO tiosintan viccruasurria—OLiel I. PIRTIR ThoolB Rowley, el 10, Pierrepoen•rew, to Mr . Cooke for • eummons against Mr. R is od i tli et u bbon publio-houge, Newgete-street, wider the w o g* eircumaranoes : se s applicant meted that he 'Welded as behalf of alarm cumber of the exhibitors in the Al4n_ositural -14 who complaieed the* when they milled for s Ant ge quart of beer or ale they were sot c a ", i g b as imperial reessure, but were nerved is ghee*. b tin owe of th e poor exhibitors, thin wee very bard, for *o boes do not entails more than three parte of • pint seem wise they were full, end theatres very rarely the cage ltadkia was voices to he wed he would not Nerve j og ged comeorea, that be was not hosed to do so. He t 7 0 ,:l ev liy) meld sot age why there should be ; 1 7g a Memos between being 'raved is the )rd h ag out of the hall, for if he went to • gated' the hall and called for pint of tiger" yer .... r oggay served in le imperial measure. He did not na b big appliance from say visdietive feeling., bat " og le Waged a right whit* he sad the ether exhibitors sa g go pethe bed to have the quantity for which they pig Thee had been several same of the gort is the City, o ohs alderman had cwavierod the publigoos who served iltinitioi said he dtd not think that be had the power ppantea application. He was at opinion that the proper oars ia adopt ins to report the matter to the iespreetors of "ma Lod consorts, who could seise the abases if they w in eseisura, and then summon Mr. Bodkie before the megistrein As the applioation wee made on behalf of lamp amber of workieg men he would take time to COO. ars hi Ohtani ; bat be w ee of opinion that he had sot lbe wa y to great the application. x i . Bong said he sediirstood that the license granted to lb , wo ws of the Agrioniterabhall to sell exciseable wile by tbe jotting was the sane as WO/ (MOW to all pgl4/10/. eel if each was the on.. Mr. Basikie had • right *sell kis ben semi ale the saunas other limped viotoallare. & b a d is tight to have moire privileges then other persona is the same Ueda Applicant thanked the magistrate for the patient le n* De had Om The matter this dropped. NARLBOBOUGELfiTREET. OWMINING GOODS BY PALS§ PESTINGSS. 'e Ikkard Lovett, described as an agent, of No, 7, Oneint-gudso, was brought before Mr. Koos. smut, by Deems, 301 A, charged with obtaining foreitore of the value of 161. Ms. from Mr. John Nash, upholsterer, of No. p retence set, Leicesterequare, by bile sad handalent ith intent to defraud him c i *same. • 6dward Dints Lewis, of Great Marlborouglvdreet, who appeared for the prateoutioe, said the primmer wee =monk obtaioiog goods from Nash by lobe and preteen—the fain pretences being twofold -60 bet reprenstation made by the ;prisoner being that ha as ode vet to Mr. Thompson of the Amber Mustard Kills, Alfresco, Derby—end the second, that be had been ___needed to Mr. Nub by one of Mr. Nub's o gyassee, both of which representations were es ** without foundation. As the prisoner was only lase late custody late lest night he wee not prepared with cop toy triteness, he would therefore have to mak for • that mead. Is. Nub said that on the 14th August the prisoner a dlet epos hint and, preeentiog a card, said he was this sis sent to Mr. Thompson, of the mustard mills, Derby, *ink agency produced him 5004 • year and be hoped ger* it would amount to 1,0001. He oleo stated that bebsd ben recommended by Mr. Decietaxes, of Bermondsey, gat ponce being one of his (Mr. Nub's) customers. He Zitthe prisoner with furniture to tbo amount of of • mahogany desk, table, sod other Willa, parting with the goods on the faith of the prisoner's gensistations that be was the agent to the mustard mills, sad reeemmeoled by Mr. Decorres. Having since sear tired that the representations were untrue, he applied for leanest _ _ . Henry Dawson. 301 A, proved taking the prisoner into 'weedy in a public-house near Covent-garden. On tilling V like charge he raid he never intended to deprive Mr. Nei M his property. He afterwards asked Mr. Nash to imp the prosecution, and aid he would And t►e things Miss they were sent to in VWiersotreet. Ti Wiser to Mr. Knox, Daimon said the goods were is Vilierslitrest. There was also a use against the prisoner ler thesis* goods from Maws. Hampton and Russell, gishboters, Leicester-square. Mr. Kaox remanded the prisoner, and refused to admit lie to tell. WANDSWORTH. rattan/3D6 MUD IITO THL THLICS.—HLAYT MALTY. Tbe Wed Middlesex Waterworks Company Wer• mop maid by the names Board e Cooservaaey for dierbarg irg a lerse imuitity of mud from a reservoir at Bares into Ile aver. _ _ A curious trial has just been concluded at Buffa'o, New York. One Colchester, a spiritual medium, a was required by a 7. internal revenue officer to pay the tax it sneered upon jugglers. Colchester refused to pay, and tt appealed to a load murk to sustain his cause. The court, it however, decided agate* him, and Mr. Colchester will be t compelled to pay the tax, and also to take out a juggler's It liCenae. 1.( T H E POLICY OF THE 80IITH.—LETTEE FROM si GENERAL JOSEPH E. JOHNOTON.--Tho Fredericksburg (Vs.) Ledger, publishes the tenoning letter of General E. John sten :—" Buffalo Springs, Mecklenburg( County, Va.. : August 17, 1865. You auk my views of the future course g and future interests of us all. The case is so plain that very I little can be said or written upon it. We, of the South. re- I forted the question at isms between us and the United e States to the arbitrament of the sword. The decision Ii has been made, and it is against us. We must se- e , l g ame in etba t daciater, ausat it as final, and recognise the fact that Virginia is again one of the g United States. Our duties and interests coincide. We I shall consult the ow and perform the other by doing all e we can to promote the welfare of our neighbours and to resters prosperity to the eustry. We should at once com mimeo the duties of peaceful eitisens by entering upon some s useful pursuit, qualifying ourselves to vote if possible, and at the polls our votes should be out for conservative men I —men who understand end will maintain the interests of Virginia as one of the United States. This is tbe crane which I have recommended to all those with. whom I have conversed on the subject, and that which I have adopted j for myself as far as practiesble.—Vert truly your+, J, E. JOHNBTON." THE PRISONERS AT FORTRESS MONEOE.—A letter of the ult., from Fortress Monroe, in the New York Herald, says :—" Jobe Mitchel wag allowed to-day to walk I out of his summate for the find time since bin imprisonment. Notwithstanding his vireo= constito tion,bis coati need doss coed unmet elm beginoing to affect his general beelth. Here. Baba his walk very much, which, like that of Jeff. Davis and Me Clay, was on the parapet of the fort. In all the while he has been here be has not bees half as affable in his bear iog and polite and considerate in speech as during this hour of outdoor exercise. There was no end to his talk and pleasantry. Byron was never more enthusiastic on the Wenn than lie in his eulogies to-day of its grandly surging waves—for the wind has been high--end no invalid ever took in more delicious respirations of the salty air. He is to be allowed to walk every day. The arrangements will be such that neither Jeff. Davis, Clay, nor Mitchel will take their walk at Rho same hour. The first two are daily improving in health, and it is rrobrible that Mitchel will sone be as well as ever. He is at present reading • Macaulay's History of England.' All are greatly gratified at the increased reading facilities now afforded them." NATIVE IDEAS OF ENGLISH WOMEN IN INDIA. The men's minds seem perfectly saturated with contempt for that sax, though these myseirvaista are much more fe. minioe in character tban ourselves. Even in their genie of chess, as I have already mentioned, the rules are altered, so as to make the queers a piece of no power, rather than admit the Idea of female importance, even in a piece of wood. Of course the natives behaved civilly to English ladies, because they knew it was not "ale to do otherwise, while they bad husbands and brothers to protect them : but they seemed always to do it under protest, as a sort of unnatural submission, which they no doubt secretly re seated, and which they would have thrown off at any mo ment if they dared. When I married, all my servants re. signed their situations in a body, twine afraid of female domination, and it was with some difilcalty that they were coaxed to give a trial to the married man. Some time after, my elephant driver rude an earnest remonstrance r not my wifs's being permitted to rids upon the animal, TEE ...,HCRCH CONORIO4B.—The time allowed for which was supposed to be degraded by weevil's such a net "wrist at the approaching Church Congress at Nor- burden ; and this was tbe more absurd, because the ele wre is 23 minutes ; for each prepared address, 15 minutes ; phoot itself was a female. and was valn.d on that account. led for every other speaker, 10 minutes. One essayist to But the strongest proof of this tailing was exhibited when atilt lacking in connexion with the topic, " The Duty of the children were bora. The eldest happened to be a boy, the Church Towards the Home Population." which is to be and there were unmeasured rejoicings on the oocssion. h. lulled by the Very Rev. the Dean of Chichester. The Everyone connected with us. from the trooper to the link three seetionsl mutton on the second day will he bald— boy, expeeted • new dress to be conferred upon him ; and roe is St. Andrew's Hall, under the presidency of the Mayor dinners were given, and presents made, and congratulations of Norwich ( Mr. C. L Task) ; the wood in St. Felled proffered In abundance, for joy that a man was born into =ad, under the presidency of dir J. P. &Aladin ; the third the world. But whim the girls appeared the subject was at Mr . Novarre's Rooms. under the presidency of Mr. E. never mentioned . The men seemed to think it won be in -21°,1, M.P. The same arrangemente will be carried out decent to allude to such an event, and no more notice was e ra' third day. A blank, occasioned by the retirement taken of it, oven by my oldest serves* than if the cat had s the Very Rev, the Deaa of Cork frem the topic of produced a litter of kittens. lam afraid that our ordinary "Preaching," still remain. unfilled. habit' and diversions must have been a mutant sandal to A Pious GIL BLAS.—" There exists," MVO the the natives. Gar social freedom, our unrestricted inter- Madrid correspondent of the /isdependrinte, " a society in ' course, and most especially oar public dancing, shocked Ipais called the ' Associotion of the Faithful,' which has their sense of croeehltY. We had a very Intelligent Mom for its object to oppose the progress of socialism. Don ; ghee, who used to read the native newspaners to us, and lope: del Castillo, a rich proprietor of Fueoto Alamo, re- i he happened oae day to speak of the wife of the Governor s's* received an anonymous letter demanding in the nams I Gen eral. Of amuse they called bee, in oriental lesbian. the society a sees of 80,000 reels. The letter the Light of the Earth, and the Glory of the Heavens, and set forth in the darkest colour/ the evils with so forth ; but the last epithet applied to ber was ore haply which Spain was threatened by the efforts of the leaders of lag that she had always been "concealed behind •eartain." the social Petty ; that in order to counteract them the co. ; I laughed at this, sad asked the man bow they could give ffirerotion of all men of wealth was neowrpthat for this , that title to a lady who drove e very evenin g . round the Mixes the Association of the Faithful . ad decreed a , wane at Calcutta. He freshly admitted the incesernitri famed loan which it was vain to endeavour to mope. ee,, bat be said the epithet was never omitted when speaking t he dagger would be used to execute sure and speedy true cd sable ladles of his owe waste, and it might have been ties on the recuaants. This letter having bees broaght thought disrespectful to drop it, hewer Inappreeriate. under the wake of the au th or itie s , an Inquiry was jug.' when vacationing the highest lady of the land.— Victories tilted, sad the writer was discovered to be a member of the Mva--ise foe September. Association of the Faithful, sad secretary to an important. 'There has been such an abundance of fruit this is Oklity. The eau will Aring to light some Minna ~yeer, that poem have hese sold at albs. for 2d., being cas Ude Um potatoes. liappes red from the evidence of George Rough, the inn keeper, that on Sunday night, the 13th ult., he baud spared men working in the reservoir drawing the mud dreg to the pips leading to the river, and that shortly slier 3 o'clock oo the following morning, when the tide was low, the sluice 11.,p wee raised, and he then saw large quan titated mud rushing ant into the Thames. He added that he shore was covered with mud for a distance of 40 yank. Richard Lord, the board's superintendent of works, laid the reservoir mused an area of over two acres of ground. He new the reservoir when the water was just Moat, sad the whole of the bottom wu covered with mud, missies between three and five lashes deep. He spoke to the foremen of the works and cautioned him not to allow tie wed to be discharged into the river. The river keeper also proved that he served a notice month Wore the ominous'. Mr. W. B. Hack, the company's engineer, said the works nutlet to a contractor, who rewired orders not to discharge the rand into the river. He called _ . William Aall, the oostraetoe ' s foreman , and be ilenied that be ever pre orders for the mud to be in.:barged into the river. Re said they were making a new filtering bed, and the mud was sold to the Earl of Lortedsle for lc a load. Re admitted that a saving of fid. a load would be ebtaieed by getting rid of the mud into the river. The magistrate west into figures, and said that 3.000 loads or toes of mud had not been amounted for, and he bed no doubt they had been put into the Mama. is it occamid after notice the penalty would be 201. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr rLDCI7IIO LEICESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) TOWN PLATE. Tbreo.quartses of a mile. Roan Reindeer, Vabalathua, Jack oUntern, Alien Lea, Rogan, aid Andrew Marvel ars here. SKEPFINGTON PARK STAKES, Half a mile. Noma, Alberta, flooeymooo, and Catapults ars here. LEICESTERSHIRE HANDICAP. One mile and a half. Chanting Woman, Raglan, Perfumer, Barbaroma, Ono, Darling, sad The Lizard are here. SCURRY HANDICAP. Half • mils. Pupil, Vaticlithos, Prescription, Concordia, Wild lluffuler an Lody Mary, Novice, Catapults , and Hadys here. COUNTY CUP STAKEY Two miler. Lirard, Charming Woman, and Rosins are here. DOVER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) LADIES' PLATE. at. Alb... . . . • • . TOWN PLATE. Gamey ••• 1 Gibraltar • • Triumpher 3 5 no. MEMBERS' PLATE. Three quarters of a mils. Troublesome, Lead of the West. Corinthian Tom, Betsy CoPaort aed UM" Mary are here. STEWARDS' AND COMMITTEE'S PLATE. One mile. Truablemens, Corinthian Torn, Survey, Betsy Copelarede Sister Mary, and Magic are harm THE EttPitEgS, THTJESDAY NAVAL AND MILITARY. _.__ AmaxAuT, Sm. 8. —APPOINTIITX7I. COM musks E. H. B. "'mall*, to the Conatanoe, sloe Jardiee. lienteemet S Hothato, to the Coestanoe, vim Lyon. Muter's Amelebust O. C. Hammond, additional. to the Entiej. BooondlHaster T. J. Palmer, additional, to the Asgard. Assistant Paymasters T. Mitchell, additioeal, to the Daman ; R. M. Colwell, additional, to the Cumberland. Assistant Paymaster is Charge C. H. Cagy, to the Dee. Midshipman K. E. B. Atkisson, to the Achilles. Engineer FL Hall to the leans, for the Thais. Paomanos.-Bob-Liestessat H. Digby to be lieutenant, with seniority of the 16th Suss, 1865. CHATHAM, SIP?. G. The chief constructor of the navy, Mr. Z. J. Reed, paid an official visit to the dockyard this morning, for the purpose of inspecting she made in the urethrae tion and fitting at the irons vessels now preparing for sea at this establishment Prior to his inspection of the camels Mr. Reed was occupied in the transaction of official business at the office of Mr. Thurston. the prineipel muter shipbuilder. at the termination of which he visited the irooolad frigate Bellerophon. 16, 1,000 horsepower, Co which all the available bands not required on the other vessels are new employed. During his visit Mr. Reed was occupied some time in the inspectica of the shot-proof recoancitering tower mow In course of 'region on the upper desk, the mere exposed portion of the sides of which are plated with 8-loth, and the other parte with 6-inch armour plates. The heeds sow employed oa the tower ere working until tee o'clock each Gensler. Mr. Reed also visited the Lord 'Ward's, 24, 1,000 home-power, boarded Imite, fitting for ma I. the adjoining deck. Only a portion of her armourplatiog hes hew bolted to her mdse. sad the remainder is now Wag fixed, the whole of her ~4-inch wed 44-inch plates laving bees neared from Meson. John Brows O's weeka Rhedield, where they have been GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—(THIS DAY.) : This day the half-yearly general meeting of ahem- In holders was held at the Paddington Terminus ; Mr. e t Ponca is the chair. IS The report, which has already been published, having 8 6 been tam am read, The CHAIRMAN, in proposing its adoption, said it IS was with regret that they could not propose to O. divide more than 2 per cent. for the hot half. M. year. The increase of revenue was 47,0001. on 47 sew miles, which wen less than had been actioipated. With regard to the expenditure the item of cost for main. OR Weenies of way was pretty much the same as last year, St. viz., 154,0001., which he admitted to bs high. It was so N from two muses, list because it was more expensive to maintain the mixed Range, of which they had 220 miles, N. than either the broad or the narrow gauge ; and, secondly, to bemuse they kept the permanent way of the Great to Western always in • state of great efficiency ; lee and never was it in • more efficient state W . J than at presest. The expenditure for locomotives at was the same as that of last half-year, via, 195,4371. On M. this item he did not anticipate either much reduction or /S, increase. There was a considerable iDGUISOO is the two N. remaining heads of expeoditum -traffic and other expen. M, diture. The increase on the traffio expenditure was 32,393/., OS. end on other expenses, 18,0001. The unfortunateaccideot at r s . Radnor, on the Cheater and Shrewsbury line, would cost es . them between 30,0001. and 40.0001., to meet which they N. had put by this half year 12,600/. The directors greatly de. plored the accident, but ha trusted that a 'huller calamity SS would not occur for along time again. The Chairman referred " Mother soorciroof espinditnre, and mentiooed amend breach 2 lines, the receipt. from which afforded little or no profit to N. the company. The item of law and parliamentary is expenditure was over 10,0001., but this item was in a ea more eatidathory position than ever be had known it to be * before. The chairman next referred to the construction of 110 . works at Oxford, and entered into a full amount of the rm. k it soma whichlioduried the directors to fix on Oxford as the oleos for erecting their work.. The directors had at first thought es of Swindon, Dideot, and Reading, but they abandoned those 24 places for as. ream or another. At length they were 1 5 waited on by parties from Oxford, ansaapt whom was a 41 „ professor of one of the colleges, and it was at their sup ✓atios, as well as from a comideratios of ita other ad. victims that they finally fixed on Oxford. He did not think that the introduction of some two or three hundred skilled workmen into that town could be so very =Maim. th able. The chairman next alluded to the expense the company wasp= to by baying to resist competing schemes before par- e• liament, and said he considered it unfair, too, after the ex- RUM* which the existing compimiss had been put to during the last thirty years that the principle of unlimited coin- 14 1 petition should now be met up. The motion haying been semoded, a short discussion • ensued, and had not terminated when we went to press. IN If WARE LISII4-(71118 DAY.) Two dOwas. The railway market Is rather dull to-day. Great Eastern stock his receded per cent. ; South Eastern, 1 ; and Great Western and Londoir North Western 1. Metropolitan is excep tionally firm, and has improved per cont. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1244 to 1, ex div. ; Great Western, 661 to 671 ; Midland, 128 4 to I, ex div.; Lanc ashire and Yorkshire, 1211 to 122, ex div. ; South Eastern, 81 to ; Metropolitan, 1381 to 1394, ex div.; Great Northern, 132 to 134 ex div. ; ditto A, 1601 to 15 9 1 6 div. ; London and South Western, to 971, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 47 ti to 1 ; and Caledoman, 1341 to 1351. Great Western of Canada and Dutch-Rhenish Railway shares are inquired for, while Great Luxem bourg exhibit a downward tendency. Indian bees are quiet lobo lode to 1 pm. URDLYAZY BEAUS A.ND STOOLS. Pa. f sawn'. Clads* prim leotard W. llla Metal sad £1 I 1 100 Osaandaa all Oa* sad Hawks an *Rowan an la. • •so div. moan an Do. 111 I aispiddlon 100 Dab& sad BoJaza Dasiliayarlkliaa&a , 29 last London Scrip Cart. 10 Do. 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DAS It Do. 18116 IC SAM. Gov.Spir owl.. IA New Broad gee. gm* 1( 11.8.WalooGv.8p.a16le II Do. to. d UM 110 lltll 11 Do. 4 p. a UMW 1856 U Now loolasa44 pot oink U Do. 6 per coat U Novo Doak Sp. 0.. UM II Gov. p. A. IA i s for ." .Gov II p.a., MIS U 1116.00v.110.6.10D-Waly II . Do. do. 84.4.401 010 * '1 97 99 96 97 96 97:6 14 as 86 lee 196 106 168 BRITISH MINI MONEY MARIERT.-(THIS DAY). Two o'Cusozi The stook markets to-day are quiet, with little change in prices. The weekly court at the Bank has broken up without altering the rate of discount. Consols, in which this is the monthly settling day, are quoted the same as they closed yesterday. Home railway stocks and some of the speculative foreign bonds are rather dull. Then is rather more demand for money to-day, bills which had been kept back in the hope of a reduction in the Bank rate being now brought forward, and the quotation is somewhat firmer, at 31 to 31 per cent. In the Stock Exchange short loans on English government securities are obtainable at 2to 21 per cent. The charge for ad venoms on Consols to the next settlement is 3 per cent. The government broker has purchased to-day 10,0001. New Three per Ceuta. for the Sinking Fund. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Beuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 69fr. 154., being about the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 84 to 90 for money, and 901 to 1 for the new account (Octo ber 10). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89j, 90, soi ; ditto for account, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 88}, 1, ex div. ; Bulk Stock, 248 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 1. Foreign stocks are quiet. Mexican and Spanish Passive have declined 1 per cent., otherwise there is little change. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. :-Greek, 201 to 21; Turkish Consolichis, 48j to 491; Spanish Passive, 30 tot; ditto Certificates, 141 to 15 ; Confederate, 61 to 71 ; and Mexican, 241 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :--Egyptian, 951, 1, ex div. ; ditto second issue, 1001. Bonds, 951, ex div. ; ditto 1864, 96, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 951, 96 ; Italian, 1865, 791 Mexican, for account, 241, ; ditto 1864, 231; Monte Videan, 62, ; New Granada, 131, t ; ditto Deferred, ; 1822, 911, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 93*, 1; ditto 1864, 961 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 301, 1 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 721, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 741, 1, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, . 751, 75, 1 ; ditto 1865, 441, 1. Interrational Financial shares are now quoted 17-16 to 9.16 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to prem., ezdir. ; London Financial, 81 to 1 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 2 prem. ; Credit Fowler and Mobilier of England, 3i to 41 prem. ; Hudson's hay, 151 to 161 ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 31i to 1 prem. The steamer Etna has brought 86,0001. in specie from New York. The amount of gold bought by the Bank yester day was 34,0001., m►king a total of 135,0001. since the date of the last return, while no withdrawals for export have been reported. The steamer Etna is bringing 86,0001 in specie from New York. The biddinga for bills on India took place yester day at the Bank of England. The proportions at id lotted were :—To Calcutta, 13,46,000 ra. ; to Madras, 90,000 rs. ; and to Bombay , 10,00,00 ra. The minimum price was as before, viz., is. lOid. on Calcutta and Madras, and Is. 102 d. on Bombay. Tenders on Calcutta nd Madras at is. 111 d. will receive in full, and on Bombay at Is. 1114, about 72 per cent. • above these prices in full. Messrs. J. Henry Schrfider and Co. are inviting applications for a 7 per cent. loan of 400,0001. for the Bay of Havana and Matanzas Railway Com pany. This company's securities are already favourably known in the London market, a loan of 250,000!. having been raised here in 1861, and another of 100,0001. in 1863. The object of the present operation is to complete the purchase of the Coliseo Railway, running from ad Matanzas to Beinba, a distance of 35 miles, and which is described as of the first importance to this company. As security for the loan, the company offer a fair mortgage on the Coliseo Railway, and also a mortgage of the Bay of Havana and Matanzas line and its branches (which have cost together 1,056,0001.), subject to the existing mortgages of 350,0001. A sinking fund of 20,0001. a year is to come into operation in 1877. The subscription price is 90 per cent., payable at various dates up to the 10th December next. The brokers are Messrs. Laurence, Son, and Pearce. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,1811. over last year ; the Midland an increase of 2,895/. ; the Great Northern an increase of 1,961/. ; and the Great Western an increase of 1,4041. The first call of 21. is to be paid on the shares of the Dublin Trunk Connecting Railway Company by the 28th inst. call of V. is to be paid on the shares of the Public Works Credit Company (Limited) by the 2nd October. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwsite reports as follows : We have again to report a considerable honoree in the London market for AMMOID aticurities. There was a die. position to buy United States 5.20 Bondi, on expectation of lower rates for gold, until the arrival of the Moraviaa reporting the probability of a new loan, when quotation; gave way, and after being 69), they dropped nvarly 1 per cent., closing 88i to a. For Erie shares there have been numerous inquiries, and we have to note an advance of more than 1 per cent. on the week. Illinois, on the other hand, have been more offered for sale, and 'Waugh they exhibit no alteration in pries from lut week, the tone is not strong. In railroad bonds there has bees but little business, except ing Atlantic and Great Welter°. The first mortgage of the New York section have been in request, and have advanced I doL The debentures have been more sought for by per manent investors, and close 866 to 87, with an upward tea dewy. WIDNESDAT Zvi:Kora. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90, both for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 90 to 4, and closed at 894 to 90. For the 10th October the last price was 904 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Console, for money, 90, 4, 894, 904 ; ditto, for account, 90, 4 ; Three per Cents. Re duud, 884, 4, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 884, 4 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1054 ; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 1024. The government broker bought to-day 10,000/. New Three per Cents. for the sinking fund. i Indian Government securities were steady. Ex chequer Bills remain at 2a. dis. to 2s. prem. In the foreign stock market there was a decline of about 1 per eent. in most classes of Brazilian Bonds, owing to the uneasiness inspired by the war rd with Paraguay, which seems likely to entail a lar g e I ad outlay. Mexican Bonds also declined 4 per cent. With these exceptions foreign stocks were firm. Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. rose 1 per cent., Dutch Two-and-a-Hill per Cents. and New a. Granada Bonds about 4, some classes of Turkish Bonds 4, sod Spanish Passive 4. The late advance in bank shares is well main tained. An improvement has taken place to-day in Anglo-Egyptian Bank, City, Brazilian and Por tuguese, London Chartered Bank of Australia, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, Bank of New South Wales, and Standard Bank of Africa. Imperial Bank shares were also better, at 9 to 10 prem. On the other hand, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, Merchant, Oriental, and Union Bank of Ireland, have receded. The shares of the London Joint-Stock Bank were last quoted 494 to i ; London sod County, 774 to 78 ; and Imperial Ottoman Bank, 8 to 4 prem. The shares of the financial companies were firm, with a good demand and an upward tendency. The prinsipal inquiries to-day were for Credit Foucier and Mobilier, which rose les. to 7s. 6d. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternational Finan cial, 1 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to 4 prem., ex div.; Loudon Financial, 84 to 4 prem. ; 94i He 11l 10 10111 jai - 94 IN 198 WO 109 NO 1 N 4 1901 WO ii3l lei ion RIO 102 104 ionl se se - 96 06 IS 100 101 106 106 101 100 - LOS 1.19 11S rd. lat yew.. i i No. I lb. I gans. t:1!. ll,iii .. 4!,030 .. ;iiii :: FA : : ,iO - i :- ,000 i .044 .. ia~ :: 501 :: ,i - j s ii :. lairbt!aa Ow. Gal 4, alooss._ ai — lv 'Tr — Clifford Areal Dee. G. 000. (Taoistic) hanker/ells Haat ChouUogan) Lot Baal Quo Brea tad Grenv.ile 1 gait Ouinnlalake Jul Lovell. L W. 'Lomeli gavkili ) Grumbler & as. Aubga Great Laser (Waited) 0 Great Sou Vor (thNalsban) Tolima . W. Oreavitte Loral Poet caWagon= Doom ret , (Ong Want) Mirk Valk, Nwyndy Iron Ora Nominal New Situ North ltoekear N. Wk. Basset (illogui) North must Crotty t. sr United Providence (IU. Latent) S. Convion (Bt.Cieer) South Coudurrow 4 W. Kronor* (Mogan, Stoop Park tin Croft Vlgro and Moon, Wawa Mort (lhogarg. W. Caradon (Liakaard) West Chlverton Wit Beton Wit. Moot (Illopo) In. &War (itedralb) W.Mar al Woey.taa(alanbeN) Whe Wh. Trelawnor (Usk.) DIBINTII ILL I. moms"l kooo l .. ;~i: 4 200 I Atf • • 6121 .. 611 .. .096 .. ,000 .. la. I i 11 70 76 166 176 71 60 87 4 I 4 194 1971 17 18 I P.ll lOL pima I I. 10 07 Null 1100 1 90 100 191,09111 161. Gt. ltstu.4 p.o.Mar. 609014 St. O. Ntlto.,opo.Jao.L/ 619,000 1 5 t. O. p. Woto.—W. ot, Jos. It hay.— 100 99 101 618,0 C) St. Lanc.&Th.Op.e.lone.. 7l l 100 90 Ile 6601000 St. I Lon,Hrtgb.4p.e..JobtJlploo 96 011 1010113 St. 1 LAN.W.4p.cion.itJa4 100 97 le 911,910 81.1 Do. $k p.0.J0u.6.Ju4 100 . t 69.700 St- LAS.W.,/p.e.Jaa.4,lttly 100 97 fl• .... St. Al ulbutd,Op.o.Jou.d.luly 100 97 99 .... SR N. Brlttob. N. P. *D. 8., sp. et., Peb. & Aug... 100 1011 110 04,451 N.rotto.,4p.e.Joadthds 100 I et. soot.N.L.v.cavAloct• no I 11180SLIAN I. IM. I ComeAmis. .. 20 Ao2lo-1001.1, Nay. (L) 20 Ditto ditto 0 1 1 0 Amato-Mariam 112n . t . . 6 Atlantic Tel gua.82.44 II Austrollas Apkial 010 16 AaatrallnalLLOVe.( l 10 eannarakTesEatataL Olt 14 BanlaWatorworka (L) 4 100 DoSokow Vaughan_ .4.i ) 1 100 I Ilouttry Gas 11.101 1 4 40 I PO 6 Do. Ind Ism NO II 1221da Aninetaaa Led 4, W. 11l B. aI. meg. Tv/ (LI IS too to British IColay••lndian?* B (i.) ll 110 L Dana& Saar dia•LosaMaql ) /0 6 26 Won NO 26 aty of =1.110.t1 4 1 $0 Clt7 ol Mast 1in914.( & NO all Do 100 21 at) of Moscow Gas 014: & 104 $0 cal m6.44'1.100 ' 10 NO 60 Commannaltfalo•Nsail DOD 16 , • olittricsaltor.(6 , . 1 DOC 60 Coopolidatod DN... 01., 14 600 110 Gouuosotal Vistissil.) 11 NO 000 oontractearootatlon(L 1 * 00p.14.106.,Pr0L 0 0p.0. • 100 16 C. Ifouc.4llob. of Nag. N 0 60 Do. of Idnuritios (L) 1 IN It orpOsi !also* ........ 12 1111. N. Do. Pretoratoo MK N. Da, dla 44. porp. Deb ll 20 Darjoe= r antitz . d) No 10 1040 . 4rn Aram Talllt No 60 1.16,1 1 aLand,C.1 1,12 L 000 13 I. India Drill & C*L al it 66 ibbw VOL * * appilmaCksaatri.n 1 NA St Idectrto Taira& IN 6 Pan. and 4 44fii • 02 00 14 iing.and / t 00 ISO gag &Sco 11, 10 10 ralrLaint itighiaating. 0 10 financial Corporation. 1 IS Unsocial Dumont (L) 1 i * form' at. ifatollowa• (L. 64 ONlivars (Undtod) ll 12 (I.orodltet 110.01144.(l. 11 Oen. atom Novldatlon 14 60 Hunts iulools l ALM.) .401 10 Hong Kong ft China Ole al .0,000 11 lindoon's By ri,ooo 14 Number Don Worto(l4 II 104.041, 40 Insp.& Nor.CdLAsa. (L) 60.000 1 Insult Carrying (Llni. 40,0,0 60 international Goa 14 160,000 IS Intarnatalsaa.Soo.(L) 1 600,000 60 Internat. Load Crodll% 30,000 II Italian Land. lll diaLl 1, e"Ce 1 1 4 at.°41.2"-.. Oat.) :1 63.001 . J.,..6...km.....t0L, II 20,400 60 Laud Securities 11,124.) I 4000 If Loud. African Tra 11 N. 16 Lond.andOsietton. lo . KM 16 Dan.Oosatylsodadl. I 12.000 6 Lom.Die6glATdosi_ ) al 60.006 10 Lond. Fiala. Mo. 01, ) 14 144. 025 4 Lood.ll.osoolbas Clt L. , al 6,000 II Lond..2olaal.lol.Co(L 1 10 , 400 611 Gond Malian, Rafts. 1i 6.000 MI Lond.Mar. Dlaces2l(L) 11 06.100 11 Lind.Provtadalatelao 1 00,000 11 Nader 11111‘.11601011( 1 ) ' -' iiir. L' Zoe Inveatmeut(L)l 11.000 t s i du Yav nz . t.D Le4 , 4 4 4 43 l a 10,000 SO Merchant Shipping 1.1 il 16,011 a) ishOwslil.D.Lauocid. I 04000 le taiga! tiros 5 oria I KM 10 Nslalland3ooL C. (f ) I 111,1110 16 National 146.0001. I L ) I 11,051 16 Nationalitov.MarlaarL UAW NO Nation/164am Nat.! 0 11006 11 Narbeddatleal Si L I lON 111 la. New WON 16 N.ZiatandLitlLAg.L I SUMO 11 (4.2ssisod 2.*Loso(L. 11.000 15 Narthanassa6Taa4l.l 1 117.1761. 84. N.Brit A ustralaidan(L) 15 60.016 10 7.0.12..tV0105. Tort. 1%.00 10 Nowooog Tea (Lholtol) 0.0.0 10 • Maria Ma 1100.1151111111. 10,0)4 11 ,Mental enatusarelal(L 10,000 66 OnontalPlasaaaliLlia 1 11,u00 6 Ovisstal Girl (ran l6lo ) a 30,000 6 Do. New 60 10 1.12100•111000(L) a 26 101 10 Warn k ntblandforad. 11. to Company (L.) 10. IS Woman Illoanetai (L 1 10.0110 6 raioniao aro fLawiteA)l• pp 40 60 OvanouLOoroa2.Co (L ( 37,500 10 ewoluo.ll.eassoto, .0 216 6 M. 70.1 r. . a 1116,50 0 i 01. loollits.Toadrnallo(Li 11 ANS 10 Pagnealor 6 0. atom I 10,100 10 Do do New.. i 17,000 10 gasbesds L. 12. IL(L. 10.000 10 Usury Iron 10.000 11 Do. New .... —, al 13,631: Si tio J. eltslmpsow..(L) a l 20,101 1 16 Dltto ditto .... . II sow i WACO 21 Pa Janeiro Goa (Ida.) al 11. 110 Loyd Nalllitiala. MAK. N. doot.nciara.lnnia. (1 IS 40,000 a %kith. knioht..koo.(l 90,0 , 0 110 lot. nuot. , l` Cerntli(L . I 11,000 151 11. Ablaut K. 11 To (L.' 11,110 111 South AMiollb Load 1 mos* 00 1.6.60105 Talsorsob ll .... 1 Do, flortp . a 10,100 11 TOComOrao.kllsle (1 , 1. MAK II ThsomoOM•oosI (1.. , I 2,100) K sd Pelrolows (L) 4 MHO 15 TruallaarsaYl6 llls . l . a ols, 10 T.*L. CO. of IL Cawada 1 100,000 10 DoKuiso of Llver.(4 : 1 10,0001 1 (Datloll2.Tolog.oo.l sli \ sO.OOO 10 Uolvsso Morino WA. , A %MO IS Uppoe As ousTos(Lars II 009 11 NSW II 1111 VanDlasor•load_.. a 14 illr•rninelPh.nottr ) 00 N wo•tina &JP& .1 LI W PRTIFEEENCE SR Groat Wootero—Wort NidLad— per NAL. opt. till 1869. 117. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. f Pd. I I lam I 1.44 SOX 101 s 1 4/ 24,134 150?1 7 8 e el. ill 1 IS ill i i iiil i $ i eTs II SO as eat as als .... ~... i 1 vis 111411:o PEI E— ra -* • 1 1 CM .. Si i S 4pa - 17 19 -- 9 10 - tau Fr 6.RES. isirpot—Papetual 6 Bahia sad Om Female* ILltelted) pa. 7 par oat Date% Umiak (16t. paid). 981, 4. Pat& Rgitioll (all paid), 29. Gnat Lazumbeisi, 16t. PT 90e 101/ 100 lie 6.11.0 Imperial Mercantile Credit, 11 to 21 poem ; Credit Fonder and Mahal*, 31 to i prem. National Discount Worm were bat quoted 10* to prem. ; Joint Stook Discount, Ito f dia; Overdid, Gurney, and Co, 31 to ft prem.; Fair tiara Trading, to ft die . ; Ottoman ScwiitS Gas& rale, 21 to f prem. • Hudson's Bay, 151 to 161 ; Lion Brewery, 1' to 11 prem. • and Atlas* Telegraph Preference, 21 to 1. There were is.• quirks , for the shares of the company of Africa, Merchants, as well as for English and Zweig& Credit, Financial Discount, Mauritius Land, South African Mortgage and Inverdment, and Otago ank. Southland Investment. General Steam Nevi* tion and English and Scottish Marine Insuranos were quoted lower, and there was a fresh radar tion of 21. in Gellivara shares, which are so* quoted at a discount of 131. to 111. on 151. paid. The closing (but in some asses nominal) Tido dons for shams in new undertakings are sal 'Gina :—Metropolis Sewage, 111 to 121 Marselles EktensiOn Railway and Land, par to 1. prem. ; Anglo-Greek Steam Navigation, 2i to 3* prem. ; Transatlantic Steam, 1 to 2 prem. ; ami McQueen Brothers, 1 to 2 prem. The shares of the Peruvian Railways Complier were offered at 9 pram. DAYJ Two o'CLocr.. The mining market is quiet to-day, and prices generally are unaltered. Last Basset and Wheal Buller shares are flatter, the former at 23 to 24, and the latter at 27 to 29. Olifford Amalgamated are quoted 181 to I ; Great Vor, 36 to ; Ned Lovell, 121 to 131 ; New Lovell, to 3 ; ()reit Law, 24 to 22 ; Great East Lovell, 11 to ; aqd Great North Lowy, 32a. c.a. w 35e. Cape Copper shares ars inquired for, while United Mexican show a drooping tendency. A special meeting of the shareholders in tls Great Tregene Consols mine is convened for 13th inst., to consider the present position of tie mine, and adopt such measures as may be decant& advisable." C'OMMEROIAL AND MARKETS. MITICING-LANE.-!THIS DAY.) SUGAIL-Tbe demand continues very soda* for qualitis at and nada *l.. at le. advisees us last mesh's prier. no sales Unlade West .ladia, We. ed. to 33e. ; crystelliekl Demerara, .t 37e. to 37.. 6d. • Mauritius ' 31.. ; date Bea gal, 295. to 31s. 6d. ; Madr e, *wry, 26e. 6d. to 27a. ; *mills, dared, 31s. to 31z. 641., mislays& 28e. 9tt ; Haverinah, 34a so 37a ; sad Cuba Mmoovado, 31s. to 335. ed. Refined unaltered. Oorm.-The larp public salsa bays gone off with ins spirit, bat without quotable Mame from the previous mt. ran". Plantatim Coyloa, fine ordinary and low middling, 758. to 78e. 6d. ; middling and good middling, 79e. to 8314 ; fine, 84s. to 85r. 6d.: native Ceylon, 635. 6d. to 894.8 d. Tia.-Tb• public melee are proceeding with fair spirit at fall prime. OOalm® Craton Greens sold with all foolish!: Bd. to id. per lh. ROL-About 200 maks sold : Jamaica at previous prime; Matuitins. is. 7ff• • RICO AND BALTPNTRZ COlitiOnt'S issotive. BMW have generally sold st their fall value. Pepper- Pecan, blaak i Ld. ; Elappore, 3d. to 3ild. ; white Siogspore, fair quality, ; rimesto, ordisary to good, 24d. to 24d. Cloves-Zrosi 311 d. to 3/d. Cionamon-Cey los, tint pole, 2s. ; .woad,le. 10d. ; third. le. 641. to la. 7d. ; sad fourth. la 4d. ; Cassia ligoei, first pile, 890. ; second, 87e. to 88s. Ginger-Jamaica, 58.. to 63e. ; Cochin, 60s. to 77e. OOTTON.-The &mend continues 'Aim, sad firms prima are paid. J1112.-Medium sorts are in good request, sad Is• WO. dearer, bat common qualities are dull of sale, and prises rule in favour of Mayers. Common to fine, 12'. se. to 224 ; very low sod reit:otiose, 101. toll!. 10e. ; cutting', 91. 19s. iiEXP.-The mirirrit fm both artesian and Manilla is TALLOW MARBNE—(THIS DAY.) , The °whet is steady at the annexed quotations :—Toro tallow, 46.. 9d. utt csah LPetersburg, Y.C., on the spot, new, 45a. 9d. • dicta' a old. 455. to 45 e. 3d. • October to December, 455.' 9d. ; December, 443 e. 3d . ; Janu try to March, 46a. 9d. ; en*, 475. 6d. METROPOLITAN osTni MARKET. • (THIS DAY.) We have a Lava aufply of brats than on Thew day lest, and tr.a e r dell, yet choicest demi.- floss are not much lower. The number of e is about the same as of late. Trade is digh. and a alderman, cannot be effected. Priem on the average are about tha same as on Monday. We have again a largo supply of ; there is &demand for them at nearly Ws rates. Our foreign supply cossista of 1.180 beasts: 4.670 sheep; 641 *elves ; and 290 pip. Per wow of pee. e. CL. &t. I Pee stow of Mee. a el. s. d. OW Beide, Msgidde. 64 6 6 best Dust if f.lidetla 0 0 • Dose short-loam 6O 6 4 lest low•ovoods.... 6 2 4 Mooed anal. Noel, 00 4 0 Do. do. Shaw —0 0 0 Calves P.ge eleelfolearilf-broie 11 4 6 8 bunts • Beasts at week* 1.000 ;Illiee• end lambs, 9,809 calm, 601 plga 310. • . _ SMITHFIKLD HAY YARIEST.-ITHIS DAY.) Mr. Charles Jamas Elston maxis trade at last dog's prices ;—Prima old clover, from 120 a. to 140 a ; inform ditto, WO& to 110. ; priw meadow Illy, I.los. to 1234: ;nforioe ditto, 958. to 105 a, ; straw, 38a to as. PROVINCIAL MARS MARKET& 19.4 --e-- 1ir1119004, BM. 6-6011 : Great Pastern, 4.8-Graa 6 Western, 67-Lancashire sad Y 120 1 1 1 201 le 1 111 11 2 1-Louden:and NorthWesteen,ll4l 1 4 1 cd.-Mincisestars 9r old and Lincolnshiro, 64- 192 1 9-Midland. 1281 1 1 ad. and n.-North ffasters, Berwick opttal stook, 111 cd--Soath /astern. 111=-lAridos and North Wasters. Caesar and Holyhead, 112- mad Lake Ilmen, 4 918 511-eet Western of Canada, 161 1646-Lin. bi 4 -Patted ews 640 Bonds, 68 1.--Conladerste loan, 4 cereal latreinbodm ils., IN -Sambre sad il i ense:7 -B arne d'aßanking CompanykLimita ra , tar -C o mmercial (limited), 111-11aMern Exchantot tast, 1 8-18 1 d.-Liverpool Financial Assodation ( , d.-likroantile sad Irnehange _Batik (Limited), 4 1-16 1&- Violist Bank of Liverpool (Ltinlted), 6 fele IL-North Western bank (led', 1.1 p.-British and Foreign Marine (Limited), II p.-Lirerpool and London and Globe Fire and Life, 611-16 p. -National steam, 8 J. MasCeser sm. &-A very good market and prices mugs heaur, accepting Caimd .. stocks. Great Elder% •711-Gres' Luxembourg, 15 15 16 ;-Gent Northern A. 1506 1 1-Orsid Trunk of Canada, 191-Great Wooten', of Canada. 12 16.16- Great Western, er-Genets) Credit (Limited 2 1-16 p.-Illineis Central, 781-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1201 1 1 4 1 1 2 1 1 1/- London and North Western, 1241 7 5 41 1-11anch :dm ii..dCon Bank Mtn:Wed), 4 p.-Manebester, Shelled, and Linoolnehlre, PH 1 1-Ditto Five per Cern Prof., 91.-Yeetropolitan. 159 111 81-111dlaad, 1291 1 1-Ditto New, 1 p-New York and Eft2 -North bridal, art-North Swears "Yaks", 103 4 Eastern, 811 4 -17nited States Five -Twenty Years* Bonds, 611 14 -New Granada. 12 1 111tCeat Northerd New, IS p.- Grand 'Frank, 4th Pre., _ -Turktsh vonsolides. 481-C4m l:won, Osweatry (torn, prat., ,-- Great Nor bent New (Wind at 1251), 1.111. dnusumakx, SM. el-Business was done to-day In Bir mingham Canals, at 58 ; in Birmineurn Town and District Bank, at 16: Birmingham Water Wor at 34 . and Patent Nut, sod Holt, at 1t pram ; North Staffordshire closed at 77. setters ; South Staffordshire. at 101 to 101: Birmingham Financial, 14 to 11 preen ; Birmingham She, 1111+ to 941 ; Britannia MIAs, 2 to 1$ dis. ; end ditto Unanateed. 1 to 1 di., DOW?, SW& 6.-Three per Cant. Cowls 1391 -Nee There per Cant. Stock, 98) 1-Ditto, for acoonat. 7th ne , rnber, en 11 - Dunn, for new account, 10th October, 2:91 I—lndia1 — India Five per Cent. Stock transferable at Bank of Ireland). 104)-National Bank lel paid), 79-Ditto for aocoent. 15th September. 78 79-National of Liverpool (limiled l 4 ol . PIM). 161- Bank 251. paid), es-Cork, Mac and Prams tall -bold., and Ballad Junction (all ), for soonest. 84 ' Southern sad Wrrnera 11001. Paid). Midland Great r e 444 ;all paid., 24-Dublin, Wicklow, and warlord, 0 per cent. pap ', tual (all paid), 121 The autumn ploughing matches fou the season of 1865 comeseseed yesterday at Slimbridge wider the em plOOll of the Berkeley and Thonibury A inculteral Society. Messrs. Baswenee and Messrs. Howard emit their beet plosehe and men to compete for the All England Prize, whirls was awarded to Mews. Ransom's' was, Barker. litiffddiaPriu at NEW YOBIL—Lot one but haunt for a week the Battery, where nearly every surge od the see heaps the shows 'nth burnivants from every Med, if he wishes to know Nes York, and ma beer to leek epos the saddest al sights. Sitting close to the water's edge, upon their boxes, many of them aloes, some it sullen groups, nearly all the women weeping and nude% ebildreo, one would saterally coeds& that they hal all boon "-aked there. (Lad doubtless they have been, het not by the sea) Dreary must be that fin, day whet the maignutt feels the great gulf fuel for ever between him sod his native Iced—its cruelties biedesi away behind the troops ri familiar scenes and faces. so deer as they mete— and hovers*. the seem of n untried world. Had they passed through the Dark Valley itself--and we once had • philcresbar is America whit believed that death woe • wastwerd miontioe ad esels—sed eat sow at the pima Parodies, I haw that they would be for a time *me Air ecresolate. Sew* the eased heeled to this off at the out skirts ; they khe eat pert fees each other, ad ens by nightfall seegel in the great city. Wban bemuse of them ? The 'Wailes is•always gong so. Thom who_ lens ' the meet energy pen through New York to be dlimMeW through the prairies et the West, wed sot a fee will ere seedy own free hou'esteeds in the =settled tenderise be yond the Idieriesippi. The moat worthless will remsannia New Yea Übangi* familiar walk fts drishieroseem, its and im shiliondeemee. Already when Abe • =•shlp ems' is. the vulteree as. hews* en slam sad may • yaw gift and hoe will bleouip4 prey—wakes, Weed, the &bloat Protection • istely forseed have footed the ,neholy brood. Ben Yea yet mikes tee for awry sow it evade est Welke Weet. sad is sleeps &Med with igeontat ramism— I Fraaa's Mapeniatier Septmethes- t 4 : 1 1 I i . 1 1 I . t 1 I i 1 :.. i I . 1, T 1 is the NY mi. Iha his Air set YIP a al on Li.o 2.16.6 SI 114.0 as 6 6.9.0 8 81 17 19 NO UP . U 1 t 6 21 it it 1: si I 4 its IS} _ alk ii - ii IS_ &It 4if - 4 d" 1 :1 N li taw 10 It - I 1 1 li 88 88 440 ae 480 4 11i 17} 10 12 17 18 6 8 241 6 j Bales.