The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-11 00:00:00

OUR ARMY 1N THE CRIMEA. (MOM OUR UNCIAL 00111138PONDINT.) CAWP, ILIZABTOPOL. Om. S. The period dnom the last mail left hie boss very mprodestive of events. There te searcely myth's; to mord biped the continua bombardment of the 'meth side, and the incresalag ere of the enemy spinet the town and Hstabeinaia on the meth side. The fire against the latter suburb hes no much increased, that, although little mis chief has been done beyond the further distraction .1 house already is claim, it has been thought per to abandon it for the present. It doss sot pre vest, however, the fatigue parties going for timber, firewood, roofing, and numberbis articles of building materials and furniture, to be employed in hutting sod making snug against the inclemency of the ensuing whiter. A few occident' have occurred. One day, two Croatians, is charge of baggege animals, were wounded by farina of a shell. Oa mother omis sion two horses returning from the town with loads of wood, were both killed by one and the same round shot. The Realm" are employing sunk guns, sad by their means are enabled to throw shot into the Malakoff. and some little distance beyond it. They have the advantage of position, for ea the north side the line of hills is boatman lefty, and ries more directly from the shore of the nedstesd, than hippos on the math side. The com paratively flat ground en which the Umbilicals Is placed, and the low raupded Ms occupied by the town of Sebastopol, begonia' still lower m they approach the animist to the westward, doubtless mused the preform» over the north side for their establishment. On the other band, the superior projectile power in me possession, from the large 13-insh mortars, enables as to cast the heaviest metal is far as as be necessary. Already the Fiona en the right are swift serious annoyance to the enemy in the Star Fort, and this work is placed on the highest point is the ridge of the opposite thee of mountain. Although a sunk fort, it can be seen to contain very extensive buildings, apparently ranges of storehouses or barracks. Near the costa, a home stands by Wolf, and from its superior height and general character, appears to be the reddens' of the Governor. Th. French have been throwing shells of heavy charge with great accuracy into this fort. and on the 27th instant succeeded in setting meal the buildings on fire. The flames were speedily extinguished. The essay his not made me of any large mortars on the opposite side, except one at Fort Coostantisse, which is chiefly directed at present against the quarter of fiebsetopol held by the Freseb. Theism. day that the fire alluded to above occurred an explosion took place in one of the Russian =p anes near the mouth harbour, killing and wounding several men. The magazine, which was connected with a small flanking battery on the slope of the hill sear the strand battery—the one which crosses the valley adjoining the head of the south harbour—wee intended to be cleared out, and oriers bad been given for this work to be carried into effect. Part of the gunpowder had been removed, and it was imagined that very little more (if any) remained. About 1 p.m., however, a tremendous explosion occurred, and from the force and extent which characterised it the quantity of powder ignited must have been very great. The cause of the occurrence is not known, but it is strongly suspected that a lighted pipe was the source of the ignition. One man of the let bat talion of the Rifle Brigade was killed and font were wounded ; several men also of the Royal Artillery and of the 4th Regiment were injured. Stones and the timbers of the magazine were thrown to a great distance around, and a funnel-shaped ex cavation was left in the ground about 24 feet deep in the centre. A horse was killed by a, falling stale at the distance of many yards from the source of mischief. Beyond a slight increase for the purpose of strength ening the position on the Tohernaya—now the main front of the army—scarosly any movement atropin haa taken place. A military road is being advanced toward Aitodor, which appears as if something were intended in that direction. But the lateness of the season, and the oold and relay weather having set in some weeks earlier than lent year, make it very doubtful if any campaigning operations will now be under- , takes. During the last two days the weather has been nanny and flue, bat the nights have been exceed ingly cold. By contrast with the present year, the army seems to have been singularly favoured, in re spect to weather, during its maroh from Eupatoria and subsequent occupation of Balsklays, and the position above Sebastopol in September of 1864. It is said that a part of the fleet is to take its departure soon—the larger sailing vessels to go to the Bospho rus, sad some of the smaller steamers to Malta. The Rodney leaves for England in a few days. Since the bombardment spinet the north side has become more active, the movements of troops sad passage of vehicles have greatly diminished. Alto pther it wears a very deserted aspect. The canvas town, or Russian Kadikoi, has quite disappeared, and nothing remains but the usual melancholy aspect of a deserted camp. Many of the square tents, supposed to be ambulances, including all those in the line of oar fire, have been removed. Since the 22nd inst., the large camps beyond Interments have also become considerably lessened in extent. On the day pre vious a smell body of French troops left for &pa led& The occasion was taken advantage of to send also a 'amber of British vessels in the same dime ties, sad as the sailors on deck were for the time converted tato marines as far as dress was concerned, the Russian moats evidently took far granted that a combined force was being despatched for the purpose of carrying on some active hostilities in that direction. The next day a large force was observed to leave the north camp, and a body of troops wee also seen by some of our ships to be marching in a northerly direction along the coast. False alarms of this nature mast tend greatly to harms the enemy. It was generally imagined in the camps that this ruse was intended to disguise some projected movement towards the Mae bassi@ heights, bat no operation of the kind took pia. The troop are la exosllent health. The cessa tion of the trench duties, and the opportunity plaid of tact at night, are evidently producing the beneficial effects which might be *spooned. All are actively employed in making preparations to meet the coming winter. Military roads are het progressing in the directions of the principal mates. The Divisional Commissariat stores are eaternalating, as well as the head-quarter establish ments, and will reader the necessity for transport daring the winter a comparatively animpertant matter. Should the bate which are expected hem England arrive in time to be erected before the rains set in, there is every mums to expect that the sani tary state of the troops will be as remarkably favour able this whiter, as it was unfavoarable daring the last winter. The Brighlose Gazette of yesterday says : " Madams Orhi sad Mario diaries their .Wt to Brighten' an stay's& via elle yss M fr•ily. at Mamas Zdeoseabwitamee, Yselar pareke. Medame Odd, ale is rear her walla*. -rat, Miss M Pslhaa, whibt Mario premeds to hlll as magleasat la Pub: IEIDDLFSEX SESSIONS. THIS DAT. NINDO AND Julianolumen. ThlaKOK94l W 294994004 he Ma Maxleg K 11.12•4* than for mash sag 4eaelag liseamo, the Claims",ll see. .leas Hewn was at ea mil bear wwwded with Useesed vistaellas sad others; Kr. Tomlin, the Charm'', pre gilded, Was oapported by Kr. Kitbag' sad about a desea ether aegintrasee. Mash of the eadtemeat thet yid t.l prevail it Me apart bee bas dose sway with, by the vas- Omaha huh; paned the Sidewise reelletka :—" Re eolowi--That this eeart will set la fetus beset is Bermes to be pasted rids the set et 264 h et George the Bossed, sap. 66, the words se ether pablie eatertaleasat of lbs like klad.' bat will la ell law gasify the , pertlealar eatielela seat whieli nay be Rives. The hliewhig few estrael et the UK of spplkatioas : for renewal of liesaere pealed fa patio mule (sly, 291, sad for renewal K llama pasted hr public MUM sad driesieg, 64 t sew appileatioas for WINING for public mak ealy, 66, sad for grade eel &mug, 9. 171 wirtkowis. Rona. ♦ Magistrate said, as than won emplane @gond seedy Ow whole of the bosses is Whitson*, he thought ip would los bitter if nip wore takes Int. The Meknes scanned is this view. The sown nos proceeded te the newel of Hansa, the greater pert of whin won allowed without discussion. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. 1171701711 103311 T 07 SWATS. Charles Jobs Bargee, a groom, residing at Na 1, Redd& cottages, Ct. Mattlise-reel, liassiaad, was pissed at the ism before Mr. Com, dimmed with liaise easeessed, with tear other sass sew is esetedy, with steaks', at various times dub. die peat math, tree Beaseek-wharf, Simp lest!, 106 teas et 'bite, yaw 031., the property of Mr. Amy BlieMeld, of St. Lessard's, ilhareditsh. It appeared bus the evMesee of Sergeant Lupus, 27 N, that Kr. ehelleid, a sheet time Ns*, deposited at Mr. Lee's wirer, is the Kiasslead.reed, a large quatity of slats., of the value et 4801. He thus west late the wreatry, sad, a short Sae duo his departure, a sum of the sane of bileaerthy, sew la melody, west to Mr. Les sad said that be bees lit (1,6001, that be bad messed the whole et Mr. liballeld's slates, sad asked it he mad that resew Ikea. Mr. Lee, believiag the Wary, gave his meat, sad the slates; had been in the armee of removal ter the last al: er eaves weeks. • few days Saes Mr. Lee met Mr. BUSS* la the Coal Market, sad is the souse of la eariersalias said, "Malty sliiiirliols of yovz data an arm ranned, " vibes said h. bad an saiposeered say me to take then away, sad at mos gave ialarnstioa le the police. TM natter baring bona pissed in the hands of engem' Langdsa, who is very expert is eases of this deeeriptice, he shortly after eaptand Masarthy and three other men, who an now re manded, and recovered and had ennyed to the Lapland polio station ao less than 6,000 of the slates. From some fasts that own to kis knowledge, he yesterday pro. nand to us. yard at Haldeman, where he found a quaw tity of the slates deposited. In the Bonne of the day the prisoner want then, sad was about to remove Nan of the property. He was asked what be was &boat, whoa he replied that be had heard that it was " sot all right" about the slates, and, as he did not wish to get into troahls, he wanted to pt than away. he priaossr. at the must of flargoaat Laagdos, wa tostaaiatL Aim Wood, an 'Unmated, was charted before Mr. Ran ill with having stelea two lona of bread from the shop of Kr. Robert Gilbert, a baker la Union-street, Spitalfielde.l The prosecutor stated that about sight o'cloek that morn ing the primer enured his shop, and requested to be served with two balfpenay tell., whisk be was in the set of hand ing down from as adjoining shelf, whoa be ob tweed her stealthily draw two Lesvos from off the muter, sad cover then up la her arson. Sup posing that she intended to pay Ise Ike broad, ►avieg known ►er smut:met fee two peen, he took no aeticeof the eiresmetease *mil she had left tie shop with. eat &lag so, whoa be hastened after her. Oa his charging her with the theft, she tried hard to pomade him that she had takes the leave by saLtake, bat he had mated to sash ea extent Loin shall., dspredatien, that he at ewe called a pollentaa sad gam her into eastody. Oa bolas eked if she wished to my as thin`, the psi sour bust late tsars, cad 'seared the magistrate that it was the first time she had ever eemaittod as aot et dir lwasety, sad was sow drives to de se by want sad destitu tion. Her husband bad bees far a bag time oat of week, sad they kad parted with everything they poessased to amble them to proem food for their five child:ea, who ware then at home is a state of stanatioa. The prosecutor Wanted that he had se doubt .f the truth of her datums% sad he would set baa prootedod with lb. 'barge Übe bad bees at all aware of las posithe at the tamo ho gave her ato *wady. Tb. prince•js Isubsad, a kaggeitild•j•sted-looking isaa. Ws stopped forward sad dissialaol ell partisipation la the akeinal mesas which had bee. adopted by his wife to elle vista their 'miserable sitastioa, but entreated the nagistrate in coasideratioa for her helpless sal suffering children. to take a leafe■t Weir of the ease. Mr. liemaill—Pray, what is your cremation? The Haebend—l ein a weaver by trade, bat for the het three 'seethe I have set beet ago to obtain any kind of omployaost. lir:HasamM pariah *San t Jos muds you oodo knows to tk• The Rimbaud—No, sir, I have not, far they would have impelled me to go tato the hews, whisk would hats pre vented as hula main work. Kr. Hazimill rid that the ma had bees wasting is his duty to his isaily, is se/Imin to apply for relief to the authorities, who were legally Woad to afford it, sad, as it would be establisklag a dangerous principle to admit the plea of distress is sus► a me, he must seder the priscaer to be remanded fer a week. _ The peirewer, who sobbed ommtlelvely deriag the ez miloatles, wee ekes removed by the poles. SOUTHWARK. NXIIIZZLIMINT 3T ♦ COMPIDIN Winioso Agee 4401161, a nepotist Drought up la custody. amp& with ouloodlog soosol suato of soosoy Dolmen W lio owelogoorp Iffs. MIN= Davol, bosowdflot soll plogdolor, Italkoksitsue, eIkIWIT. eking nag. to The paseester said the prisoner had beta about tin years is hie envies as traveller and eolkeeter, sad he bad hitherto reposed essaiderable esnlidenee is his ; so much so, that M wee the last papa is the world whoa he &cold have suspected of robbing his. Having occasion te mains sense of the peconata, he found several ef less standing es the books. and es inquiry annoy the 111111160011M1 he anortahted the planer had received 131. 17.. Id. hem Mr. Dawns, of Heat-reed, which he had sot aesensted fee. Teetevdey he Plied the prisoner logo hie phyla cosatlarkeese, and asked hies about it, whoa be aeknowledged having received it, sad converted k to his ewe gee. Wilson produced the receipt for the at he the pelsonees leaderriting. The Megistrate asked whether Mr. Dawson was is osewt o to peeve the payment of the sow ? Mr. peva replied that he was set, sal P.M net this day owing to impotent bedew. Re, howesee, gave him the venire pedalled, whisk witness ideatilled es being in the prisseer's handwriting. TM iiegistrate said what other chariot there were ? Mr. Devil said there were several, bat he kid not had ea oppertaaity of (*Wes all the wittier,. together. Re therefor Word he a rointad until a Ware day. Kt. Nay, who Weeded few the sensed, did net Wert to a tested, bet hoped his Wonbip would wept bell for his appearing's. kr. Dust seil es se of So lohiestiono sisisatatt to 704 bo kepod nab seed bed 'add be nested. _ _ - The asa - gistaaa7 did the prima' same lad bre mantis, la 100[...1, sad blesslf is 4001., for Ms appanage ea Walassasy ant. I This ball sae gins sad N. prime illwastal. Wheal that the Postamier•Ouseralustempletes the immediate estabilsksiest St s now eel's sees is 1 Pads. „Li r 4 7HUREIDAT EVENINc _OC101311:CT1, 1855. JOINT ITIOCk !MIX!, • Loftier - 7" SAN at Zilems rowhx >4 IN . fi nerth ... N Bank : A r . l 6 l. 2 ISS IMO oftaaike.... %ON N WIN N of Art. NAN SP 17111, I/4w L 9ll. IN N DEIN esanly laabisat M Imam asa w•rirat ARIN BIIP. lte — Kee IN Plat how. al I IS Da. Now SUN Ilatiossl Oinked ..... . NMI Soak Wais...—.., Ilisk=dea Psivislakof I 111.am51.1.60.Lap.07 %ON IN bawl MIL U Suplaustralla . .. U et Auslralla S. Do. NAN II Oaks al UM= ..... _ It Si a 4$ 51 Les par 4 tis et 16 Ai 194 Of :I Ldi — par I 13 84 40 12 02 it Rom YeL (17..., t i lestralim: agriealtaral; ger 276 986 10 Baer Waterworks i t T r Se OM* Amelia& Laud 4O 17 1010 Cards Be. Del irer et. Jae. ilely 100 109 110 N. Dell per ae.Feb.*Arig. IN 3 Cereal Palm . .... 9 Dm Prehremes . all 46 II 4 Passe al Preece. all 20 Intern Nom a Zag & Mardian Omar all 1 le ZS Blest, s Tiagraph 94 II U IS Gametal OM. Navigation 14 SO Or nal L 1.1619 ~ Or. all I Ga. lees Bow .a. all 19 191111rearem Ellitiii. all 19 10 10 Illarem lb M. Mari= 9 hi ed 10 19.41mmlemis Lad ..... „ 5 1 16 10 Da. Da........... - oil 1 3 , 9 DeighOglimet." Willa 1 I die re 1 144919 Reit Amatialrisa all 4 20 Itteig enileragellemot l9 1 1 ClilmigaiGes .. . all I 11 I 5 PalltherlAarikillitet . si all 21 21 i El Pail. a Oriental Steam all I 50 Do. New I• 2 Pmegamd Iron pampas] all 1 16 1 100 Rigel Pall EVA= 6O 1 1 leallii Amstr. lambs all 1 If De. law 2.1 Ism& Avegrallan Lead ell 14 14 ir k 1 Maftigise Teleg. Beep... all 1 Da. Gs. Registered oil 20 Trusetlaratteo. cite mCaa. I 100 Vas Dersca's Lead TRAFFIC RETURNS. `• Nike Pre Mr- TOW, Tele. Limier,. epee, engem dmodka 1656. 1864. Week iodine Oetelmr T. a Mad Comte Deus — 41 / 13 267 end 144WkWallini 6611 16.943 29372 61.315 67.416 sad See& Westme .- . 12,306 4.0 11 16,308 4 sol . Lts- ... ..... — J . • • .. cii, .. int 3.843 ken 9.022 US ...... — 878 107 726 746 3.939 Wm mu 3. 433 ...... _Mk T o cerre be. i 37 01 — fa 21.718 20.116 ems Cork eel - 1, 93 273 240 Okeuem mad Western Week September 30. Ofiledoebie . ............. eelbes. Z ______ ire - 5.749 6.861 Abadan NA lisparb Kiiiiiild ArNipa i ......,. - ll5 1.717 1,788 3 . 661 3. 213 el (kW Sim Sestina MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooa. The gold mining shares have met vritisnobusitiess to-day. National Brazilian shares hue been dealt in at 31. Other stocks are quiet. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list at yesterday's sales : Alfred Consols, 131, 131, 131, 141 ; East Buller, 81, 81, 81; North Basset, 311, 32; Rosewarne United, 220, 226 ; Weat Sortridge, Bs., 7s. ; Wheal Arthur, 14; Wheal Edward, 21, 31, 31; Wheal Pollard, 10s.; Wheal Zion, 278.6 d. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, viz.: Copper 1E11,280 ; Rosewarne, 220, 223; Bososan, 73, 76; East Basset, 66; North Basset, 31 ; Alfred Consols, 121, 131 . • West Provi dence, 121, 1, 13 ; East Buller, 81 ; fiortridge Consols, 61; Great Bortridge, l la. ; Daren, 3, k ; Great Wheal Vor, 165.; Carnewas, 7s. 6d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. 8170.11.—Tes public solo of Havannah is going off heavily, without any 'material shanties in rime. Refined dull, at yesterday's quotatioms ; brow* lumps, 641. ; grocery, 669. to 66e. Cones.—The public sal@ of 200 cuts plantation Ceylon found buyers at about 64. decline. Native quoted 61a. Tate.—The starlet Tamales steady. Rios —A fair amount of badmen dose ; a large parcel of Erman on the spot sold at 13c, which showed • slight advance. Rom continue in good demand. Col7oll.—No businem reported. Immo° —Second day : 930 cheats pawed mediae, ef which 820 were sold; Kirpabs of European masufasture sold at 3d. adverse as lest ale's price; Boar& from 44. ed. to 65., sold at last sale's priors to a small advance. SALTPIIIIII SWAT, with • fair demand; 400 bags refrac tion 71 sold at Us. In other articles no =WWI alteration. The public sales have been few and unimportant tads,. TALLOW MARKET.—THIB DAY. The market is firm, with very kw sellers. Town taUow is quoted Oh. 6d. nett cash. Petersburg T. C. en the spot 62.; October to December, 62e. ; January to Much, 63e. - SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply large and the trade heavy, at the following prices:—Prime Meadow hay, 1001. Bowen, superior 11. o 1205.; inferior, 70a. to 84e. ; '6ss. to 90i. c lo ve r , 100 s. to 130 s. ; eseond cut, 904 to 1205.; straw, 275. to 3246 TALLOW.—Large quantities of tallow an imported into London in Prowls& mule, a large portion of which Rads its way to Havre, by the route of the South Western Railway aad the South Western Compeny's Ishmael steamers. THE LATE SUPERINTENDENT Olt THE SOUTH Rini= MILILWAT.—The lietrielli of Mr. Flinn= OS superintendent of the South Eastern Reßway having, she: a period of eleven years, ceased on the 27th of July last. • deputation from the ofEeers end men engaged on that line waited upon him Mitts reeklenee in Tunbridge, • few days ago, and premated him with a suave silver teapot and sugar bests, bearing en appropriate inseelptiou. Some days before the guards on tee line oreseated hint with a sliver sauff-bez, end a subscription for another teetiesoeial ie befog "gads amongst the inhabitants el Tunbridge Walt. LITIOATIOX.—The advantages of litigation are Mutated la the ease of a somoul district in Cornish, N.H., rAriel Cosier, for the reamer, of the value of ea tr.b. hen sioat, soak probably. from 60e. to 76e. The Cent et Commas Pisa at Newport, lest week, gave a verdict la favour of the district. giving 1 deL Ole . damages. The verdict Carries with it tassble code mast lag in all to nor" than 600 d 01.., to may nothing of the amount 'spaded, which cannot be taxed to the de fated party.—New York Sim. An enormous vessel, bearing the name et Mask hoff, and having the` ante proportions as the Napoleoa, has at been kasha aTesta'. ' OONJUN T. _-....aTATION Or ATESTIMONIAL TO3lll. PEASE.— P 5 la the Hall Musie•kall, ea Tuesday aftemoon, a testimonial 10 was preesated to Joseph Roliana Pease, Reg., of limbs. wood, and of the trea of Pease end Liddell, bankers, of that 10 tow., as a memorials( respect and esteem entertained for his I: as • magistrate, a philmthropiet, and • Christian. e TIN plink was *aced by Sir Jobs Watson Gordon, pre- Royal Scottish Academy of Ildiabargh, and a loyal ftsoikralcian of London. It is considered me of his It. ameneggimfal efforts, both as • work of art and m a sonnet E l!' regooonliem of the original. The chief pest of heave r was magma to it at the late exhibition of the Royal Amelemy, and it was pronounced very satisfactory by the subscribers and friends of Hr. Posse who assembled to witness its pre- 6 outface. There were 260 gulasa subscribers to the teatime I t ; among them were persons of every religions deaccalms- - to ties and abode et polities. so Lest week some of the soldiers belonging to the W. Forefga Legion ado a boat (Teo Two Siam at Dower, S. and went ofr to sea. Major Kills foramina .ae m agistietee ea bioaday that the boat ba boon found at Calais, and 13,1 areal lam bad nom wrested. With the month of September departed the re- I II striation which he was has stilted es the fres transit of g t whisky friar ilealand mte Befriend. The memos duties et. in both couatries an now alike, and the occupation of the it. mauler sad the border nap/ become satinet together. 1 1 1 ) re The Carlisle masufseturs have; within the last few days, spin advanced the wages to of their bandloom Bt wea vers tsu per eat., asking twenty per cent. within the lag short period of feu weeks. A Naw !ker.—There is great talk at press:it 16 about a new church and net whisk are in progress of forma. Bt don at Forms. Whether rumour be correct or not, Vas will tell The alma L this, the disaffected in al the r it churches Sr. to unite sad form a new oongr egatioo, under 12 the title of the " Grad Enloe Church; no matter what ie deamanation the sinister be—Established, Pres, or traited e Presbyterian—so that he Mt deliver his armee without Ut the no. of a paper. • somber of the most Influential is IL soma of the churches are said to be at the head of this now r ot ' went; sad it is very probable, that, if the grievance that 5 gave It sermen-reading in the putpit—den not et. soon mass, it may setae to statettilag. There is at present Is not an sampan matter in the town—whit& many do S. l comider no gnat esamity.—B/pist Couretat. S S t. Crefoll6 REVISIT' OF THE CV:DZ.—The Cm- it tows aussoe et Oreensek for the quarter just eaded Wows fi the lame bereave et 11,17& as unmated with the on. It respes dai pasted of last year. TM alueur Customs 1 2 RONDA, Ise the gametes Wows ma imam 11,3831. "'" tb• Scareffmailsg quarter ef 1854. so Tat MOM AND Foznis.—The forest has now to beware the seasonable sport, the time for roue sheens, L2 l f belee nearly war. Is several parts of this synaty, learever, to the sun wept Sewsionally visited by sperbates, sad yield ; fair nowt, essrikekag the minuted period et the seem.— yo all = w i rairall so Jos, TEI Mbititz.— The Port/mouth Guar ss - dirt Niels' the fellewfts facidest:—.. Os Wedaesday aseraleg, Wont twelve Viet*, a policeman (we Wave beleagiaite lb. Hants Osentabolary), esighthave beam sees wen We Osamu Hard, Wallas a Resin* by the seller Is SS we band sad la the What a Inashain, whia be encodes. ally wielded upon the beat at the wafts, who wee resist. I lag, sad aaturally enlarging apes being the subject of ; web wad sad assaaely untwist. The marine, who hew !Mont awe belt by his perimeter. wu sue peellMely Item the few, and where patrol 26 =:bonlM seeks of ea Owed man, in va s II Os sass is release his bat, ea lt• enid Way brealbe t bee the was of We peanseass were as pos sled to his entreaties as Ws Mews open which he trod. As pp the deskyardauss were eswisi wet et the yard at the tine, so It wee am Mai blase a alb sarrawated the *Seer 4 23 sebum The mewl demeadled the sealable to el lis lb& ant ha asWy retseed. sad se If with a doe- lea risk to blisisture on were trasabssoed his visas. p This wee Wisient Me weed, Jeha Ball's feelng wee s eseaseHhey demi mesa bee of tbent. m i idst cries of $ "% Om wear." *thumbed Alma it Mese la the rest. the wog won gesivaDy rabid do ta the bean, sun •;, hOmen sal idesase were withie but a yard of the sea. Is; spaneasella se be &eked ! " was the salver's! ery, bat see try tbe lennalens sinelable wald not yield, and dearishlon too bit lowealwea de tt —y at bay. Soddenly, however, the 1,0 Wend eye end the pellets= was throws Into the 1 05 1 ma. 1 sifted Is Moan Me held, sad mild load skate the 100 siedisisa ask w hash sad unfitly reaped. . so taiitAir MAniiiiiiiiitlei cuti.--Tbe Priam. F. Gvarelia4 reports the following ear:—At eye Towa.ball, C es Modal. s Weber mama Issas Roberts was charged by .j Imposter Minion, with bevies bed in his poseasion for sals W the remiss et two diseased *aloes. William Hodges& was se WWI es a wits's*. sad stead that be was the purchaser of 111 the selves he 10a., lei that )!shirts bed ousseed the 14 mosey to lop he them Ahesbovisi droned for he west 11 to Mrs. geweetb. demise la sweeps sad ples A im a tiret to sad slated that be bed two waives Ise sale. ire his w 94. a goad if "they were sloe ewe." width be essepled. ! Whes. blown's, she saw the ashes. ebe maid hey hod less " siosled so mesh " that slis VOW only 10. a posed f air for them. Two ether whom ts t er l se mo wile peeved the salvos had that godsons, sad set istssr he whey bees else* /sesaol, bin*izLel the ease. The Oommia Ecumos—Tho told maim of the meta, whisk will Oaks glees es he 1116 fleetest, will sews seems al 411 sisals pest sis Ihommaleg. The sees will be Melly loseetted at if Wastes pert 6, sad its height will be at id 111161116 pad 7. The MOOR will boils to emerge at 24 soissles pact 11, sad the ohm wig mown. at 23 sissies pest 0. The Row J. C. X. Mow, junior eh; ta r of St. Moabos;es. boo jolt be:=Zted the new. leptie, Cle s =l , ll ... . of St. Ohara. le BALE OP • LAWS SWATS —Th•Aial a Re bell. is liampshiee. esosialog of a a mmemisa, aammeseem Wm. brisk hem mad a of Ni elesto whisk beloved to tho esialimelmi MO,' bully. mumi whisk for mean Ilse hos ben I. male, basjost bees maimed by a wealthy gealleatea awed loyd. Mr. Dres=sed. the beaker. sad Mr. itherde, the mamba hi liteke-spos- Twee, were oeuspetiten, whit Mr. Boyd, for the pashas, a this lessees estate. DAT. Two *VANE. ronsils Omit Wooten iarootdolio ei to }. Le w botase t at 74 to I. qooto4 91f to sad ▪ ' at Sort Ql llallefaid sal =km Watedsr. all MO . . I W.liald Lark( i7stalP. all 06. A rec.= dl.. Vl7 ) Us. 3 It mat paid t 3 an 10WW. lITOCKIL a di al .ad 4 ad 12; Iti 100 Do. Nc 3. 7prr Ont 100 Brim& t ISsetos 100 Calcoloolas. tlO all Da. all CteaterkHol Prof y. l 3ll6.3ip.o. do. . No.ll .11 cork sod Bogdan Dood.Paql. Is Abse.7o4". 19 114 11 4 is 21 O I L i i;sTiirslisTa — CiaTillia.7 all CooLCos. Bolsi DA, No.I all Ditto do. - No. $ ell D. Now Spot OW. Nook an aft woe, gm. 5 p.CL... IN dalo..Perth.Doodood r at. IN liardoorn a 344 • stl 74 as ad Tire i 100 Ds. %per is 71 Verainste" 71 iMs I II 140 Do. 5 pa. leiloon. Plif. 100 DooomilisloiAl pr. 100 Dommlimesin.op.o. 100 OW lonlialsWo 4 "AL all Da. Iku. Pia. Mors s . 111 MAYO., PliL 011.000. ell Do. _. do. • do. ..3 p.o. ici7 57. mar. ems:gai '.-- all Do. CYO, Ow. Mans an Do. ob. de. all Do. . fa. _ at _ ___ ▪ laraddralk Yids. IP 100 Mal pr amt. Oak -100 lon. OMbt. O. pamt 100 100JaWa 1, alien& Larkwarry a Oar. 11 I.ooamaartaanditila 74 all floryp Do.Al .6Cortimlo.= 100 KidOons.Br. 100 Do. 44 p. et. Pref. Mesh Prot_ Sr et on ▪ Molting le & iiputemei NI Db. laIseLMII~JL ;I - I INertaltt D.b.a.,. far - - i Pa 111 IN Id IN 113 all 91 93 93 V/ a 16 16 64 TIM 110YAL NAIL fINAXPAOXIIT °MUNI'. AsEAR3 LlST z—vizy DAT. (MEI Dr y:) , —.—. —.— Tire e'Oesea. The anal hellieszly general meting al the ewe The railway ahem market to-day reeeedis quiet Conway was bald this aftencess et the Leaden Taws, gen as senagg dings I n p r i s m omit wasters Mr. Ma Shaphud.l)epety Chaitema of the Baud of Di- Ault a reth his reesdate et to I. Lark rater, in she shah. Xr. Reiss. °mai% the Chelsea's .site ad Teillliiea is rather better, at 71 to I. of the Ossepay, use ,revealed fins Unaided by IndWs Liners MS Menb-Weatara le cleated 9 1 3 to 31 and nem ' ' Nditteaddei Or'. The »pert, width has already Idea phibbed, eras reed HAM INA= of Canada shares an lower. by Capt. CNAPPOZ.Z. R.N. the lisasslity. b. :• OILDDIAZT MAW AIM 910Cill. The Cuanuurt awed the Marilee 011ie upset. sad justified the dividead of N. per share fee the hairless, Sad WIN. I L imns . I pubes l Weser" . se 1 DAL Nerd the shareholders 'to he sealed Id& lt, rather the mst. tell a 11111 He Ireta. funds. Mr. Emma= watuded that the past valley of the so a, ad - tr,..„,„1 c ra,..., 3 3 ‘ ,„. &news et ialesesieg the NOW et the expense of the at le __ . . . 14 1. Do. do. do. M... 9 $ elle remise, was twitted, aged to Use purest 1211162 9111 . 93. lee W ei see b o w ........ s es It shareholders. Me said the reel sett m et. tee r.r ----aims of *I 46 1 1111 44 the espial this half yes: were M. per dm% M en a n Ch.M . mo r dni • : • • 11 I " mad he *mikes 'sandedte neve, as ea earadatent, le 45 nettle ma ling Jai. 1 — 4 is " that the mut sew propagated be sot adopted, bat that 1, 1 . isog e° HM le a lid i the direstese be telsested t. withdrew it, fee the purpose 11 an Uterf o ilLand 11:). —.. , efaddiesthetwe Seaming peragespbe,vis.:— , Thit abeam : 0 ,. 4, 1 Rm._ ~............ * * of Ushers be Nude payable ea the Mk November aszt, IL co D p . ift 'M '7* ••.• = aad in the useewhile the &pulses will bs hippy to realm : _ 0.. 0... L eir711.3. AMI Ind Foonehlre SI 1111 lh a Oommittes of shareholders kr the purpose of saasuldng as e l us t***** • Si m 4 . 4 ai le the best suds of atifeelisi the espital sad mew ai.- 10 lll 91 OR 19e lei 174 eesats."' st. I• 6 ..... . Men Il DI This sassidaseat gave rise to Kew disturbs, bat old- 10 ell • Riese efesetkact.. A 7 natal, the report was adopted, sad the divides& declared s i ti: itarlwr --- 01 1 Hi 64 4 ii Do. A. E5ek....—...... U 1111 66 payable ea the 16th lomat. H. 100 De. li, fasek.„—..— In 122 111 90 The nesting than teruittated. tt. Ns , eeaus.sedWeet.(a) Hilto lel 100 IL 100 Great W0N015...... U. 100 De.91•1051hIoNlo.9110. so se 00 all LesessimemlCUNdo it 71 ad NEVIMARKET RACES. tivi 143 Do. Ildada--... I Igm ad nil s us. haw Thirdo , 6 1 yea sd et. 100 Losmobbsooll • ill fie '417 191 191 De. MU .................. dil THIS DAY. 1 1 Da Hat Nam Wiles —.— Ili all Lealso esillbilnedi 61 01 _....__ co. too ansma.a Loma N os NI ft 100 me eerie Wasters 911 92 ter I COT 111.11C111.10 T1L2013211.) 10 16 Do. Pleb ..«......«« 2 1 die 10 54 DoamajiliiiilEj ri die LATEST BETTING. 110 2 1 4 Do. 11 die Ilt. 1 4/ 08 leadoe i r PI au Woolens 611 5 0 11111 So De. 1168 94 I es CAMBRIDGESHIRE le U DA AM 6 I, is au _ 6to 1 apt Crows Pipets (off), take 6to 1 Bt. 100 frenr ilin alcriercta d 211 6 . s. Nil Ini 16 to 1 Rebell (off) U all DA 1 Itemee * No. is 1 lifeePtliall. NSW 1 20 te 1 Veadyke (off) et. NM Mame 63 tit " est 4 li 20 to 1 Flatterer (of) et. 11111 DA _ _pub, 111ru. rid 16 all Neopet If 14 20 to 1 Veteran So 16 Sony oat ioalkAin 11 11 26 to 1 Riverton (t) 10 100 all := L erartemodatilos. et. te a 40 to 1 Nabob (I) 1$ Is De. pew 40 to 1 Polestar (t) so s 4 Northers 00•11del Dries 40 to 1 Blleratire (off) Bt. 100 North 13elthh .... .. s6l Ng G all North Devek Ili_o."1 _ — 40 to 1 Mies Atka (off) i ell Do. 1 • Darned 60 to 1 Frederiek (0 I all De. 1 9 GoireateedL — et. 100 N. gadorn—Eorirlok DERBY. Li 28 Do. Naterks U 15 Do. 0.N.0. yaw 6 II 1 30 to 1 Porto Mee (t) 60 all Do. lade lt. 100 Do. Tork NI dl lk. 160 North Leedom ... " lO 96 10 all Do. New 10i. lereB RETIREMENT OP TEI COMMON BEIJEUIT.—The LI T r Ni ft rzw a rr„.. abk• ii al 4 1 ' Roo. G. Dumas, of the Reese Circuit. eon et the late and 5 , I °U n . = °kn. 4 Welvi r • " ss 141 6 Cleettel ..««. « lO5 103 od ad ' brother of tho prosout Lord Dolma is one of the condi- F t : 100 . mbium:7 ' dates for the Odes of Casson Seriesat of the City of et. too trinCeies —.— 41 43 id a d Loudon, shoot to become vacant by the retirement (from :IV l a sh Da m= ....... rat 1/ 2 1 ..—. 44 1 1 ocittleaell dl-health) of Mr. Bullock. Mr. Russell Guam to an south weld so et i Q.C., the poem Canissioser sad Judp of the Sheriff's C I : Suelk a agliji r ligiu I a i l % ' Court, is eouldered likely to receive the appotatmest. 10 16 halm. Weldoebem. ha DeAra•AMATTillt nu , A TWIPPIMIIIef•T or, V. p.,,,,,, 13 all Suborn mil OsstßiNol! . . SS SS ort% M 1 - O•7T Wr it. UN L i i ;11 irgi. 7 4 - ow . .iii.i i iii 3 Do. do. do. 13 Do. DIA • Not. No.l 10 Do. Iselin 8311Porth 01l Valk Illoilsaldro 100 OiLlhoallsWoi.l3l.opot 31 Do. Ilodsooorrof.lo cial Soo& Doom f DIN Vinod 43 per Ont r all 4.lllisglod.Aim.Sl.o.ll 1 . 100 Dille 43 par et. all DI M Mid 4pi Ont. all Walo ow 4 9. sot ell De. _ _ _De. 44 • al peopsyselique fAmtemep mad latter& I l l= to Gisisesers". 2 Demeared 11 DM* all intsa 01 10 De. an am ham Goa.* pw O. 10 De. Illowisa all 4l tt ala'PX I as NlsDalla 171 o.Thrko{Csamballin all De.SLIAw. ter: Is D. dn. al all Do C xopy.'s Ip. at. do. 111 gnat Oratral at Fame all Grua War Pealsoala... '" DQ. Nowthria For ad. 4 Do. Fiala. do. o 04.Lazisiboorg=6 il Do. do . yi ,Gt. Wet. Paid% Moro ar n., w. I_ _. ........ all 1 30.8d4,pa - , 31, pd. till Si all Do. do. 62, do. it Xll Do. do. 76, do. 1111 all Do. do. 71 1,0roa trillto t i o dop all linall.on aad all Do. 6 par Coot. IS Was mit Ganiva 14 =rid lladilserssaas all 10 Do. Now all limit Aglaia l au Do. Now all tilaaatiLlogo (wlik lat ) all Do. do. (ix lat ) all Northam of name all Ditto 20:. a2llllll (lode Mutant 4 Ertioatl6l6l oh Narweglius TrWi Prot. all !Paris sad Llama 1.0 lid. — saon~ ~.::.::; I a Wel; N all' Royal all's Swedish 4 all Do Obtlesolaa• N Sambre aid Meuse ..... 10 al Do. $4 pa Cast. Frahm 10 al Ds. Si par mat. Pref... 1110 1$ Wotan al Times ul 13 1: se $ a lit 11$ 107 101 100 103, •rt 96 140 94 116 SO 115 64 46 _ _ !if 10 lq 1_ 16f 11) loe 49 71 19 19 9 l3l 14 91 1 1 114 IN ISI IS I iPE 113 191 94 98 1 Of Ms 4 4i 94 N 89 91 9 so i ids [OO 103 Isi lib II °ISM a leri. LWATB. 14 8 'I II Ms 4 I do Pm ui • str 10 pm t$ 1 gm As 1:1 111 SI 113 IL; v. 'P. iii ii 3# 4# 3 991 94 1# II sa 99 101 115 110 114 117 la% iiii tit rn as lio 11$ $ II pa 14 to A Ipa 1 I i 4 I .0. si If UI 71 44 441 44 44 40 41 If 11 76 16 WEL 1 =ll, morelias 'ad a l l i 4 tarn I s. Ma& OanDoSia all 1 . 1 .1 004 1 Unlearn Ciit_ ... 2 ....- 8 SAN N Its Ina 6 Ovel all 4 7 1 D . :: N NM& 1104-- 14 46 21 . 14 onias..loo4 • N . , lj 2 SO Da. • cid • ' an II Se N. Da. 11. Dal 12 27 24 • 1 • • . • Me L u ir • • , 1 1 1_ N. 10apperIllwasar l t' .0 112 as SAO SS. 9114. 1441.11 per an 24 IS ...... ... 4... ... ... —....» 111 14 20 '7. . : 2 A tr 1 1 . - 111617//4. an WO 1 , . . al Nide all 1 1 11.010 41 , V . GOMM all INs per NAN _ . •••••••••••••••• an 1 1 NINO Ni0na.............. an I 71 me 10.444 Ledlooka., 2i I • nem •,... Pa* • MAI Oa& . Ace N ?swoons 011ie Gss' ill ss 10 144.64 6 ratral. --. 1 40.0(0 1 ~. 1ia....."...—. sn 10.000 lo 1 •'• lice --. an Ii 11,015 U PUlk Now . /Me N 46 . 004. III 96 4 SOSO 1 . —* an *ON 1 Dalkoko..— all IMO 10 eras 44,111 assi . se . si . i ssi $ 10,000 1 an 1 NO. 1 WoutNartion....r l. a e 1 4 Tnsdashie by Ward A.M. 101 24 1 31 H di. . 4 - pa 44 4 f II gm Ili lei AMIMIC kkI.t..I!AYR. DUNN Oistral 6 p.cost... Do. T por mat. - 1 773 Do. 7 per oopt. (I.os Toad) ... USO Do. In do.. Show 1$ dole. pakl Illallgoa dabs% II pm tad. 1t477 LT. Owl& 'paw& Ph* IoodiMMSS Do. 7 pee or& tommottlio motet & IMO I proodidoodd. Do. do. do. 1871 De. do. led MM. „. Itt Do. do. NNW. rasa ... 1 773 Oito sod Too.7p.o.lamodo !bode:cat/I ebb int Maid* lit Mott. Dodo Da. Pare. 6 pALCoitiollMlot Kowtow Do. PIM& sad Itoding p. o. lot IWO Do. Sol ditOppo. p. 1170 TO 71 NI TA ii 18 N N U U 9 II 71l II A sl'a% 10 fl sm N 901,2z' I Rs We I 41 nil &la MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Oneem. The sitting of the Weekly Board at the Bank of Ragland to-day bail been extraordinarily protracted, haring only just broken up. No change is an nounced in the rate of discount. Bali- sees throughout the Stock Exchange has been greatly checked by the uncertainty that pre *MM. The English funds showed flatness in the sends& bat are now quoted 4 per cent. higher than they dosed yesterday. Consols, after declining to Mb am now quoted 881 to 1 for money and to morrow. The New Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 881 to 881 or div.; the Three per Oasts. Radioed, at 851 to 1 ex di,. • Bank Stook, at 107 ex div.; India Stock, at 228; div. Benda, at 981 to 1; and Exchequer Bills, at 7s. to 3s. dim. Turkish Six per Cents. fell this morning from 804 to 794, and are now quoted 794 to f ex div. The Four pee Cent. Loan has receded to 5 to 44 die. Spanish Old Three per Cents. have been dealt be at 371; the Committee's Certificates at 4 per cent. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 934 ex div.; Mexican at 201; Equador at 44; and Chilian Six per Cents. at 99 ex div. Yesterday we did not hear of any inquiry for gold for expectation to the Continent. The Tamar has taken out to the Brazils 33,7381. in sovereigns, besides 10001. in French and 5,7001. he English jewellery. The amount of specie brought in by the Tay keen the Brazils is only about 8,0001. The bar elver brought in by the Idagdalena was meld yesterday at ss. lid. per oz. standard. The oorn market yesterday was quiet, at Monday's prices. Floating cargoes continue in demand. Of the large number of gram-laden vessels reported as arrived lately only a few cargoes of Egyptian wheat, and four or five of Indian oorn, remain unsold. Sines Monday the supply of British corn has been unusually short, and the arrivals of foreign into London are quite insignificant, comprising only 3,510 qrs. of wheat, 2,920 qrs. of oats, no barley, and 870 sacks of Smut. Although some of the French prvinoial mar kets are reported rather lower, the price of flour is steady in Pans at 110 f. A scialgeneral meeting of theOreat Western Rail way Company of Canada is called for the la Nov., in London, to take into consideration the completion of the Sarnia branch, and for other business. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway Company is called for the 29th instant, at which it will be proposed to convert the existing shares into shares of 201. each. The shares of nearly all the Australian Land corn patties were flatter yesterday. South Australian Land of 11. Bank shares were quiet. The preference shares of the Crystal Palace Company were more offered, and can now be purchased at par, whilst the original stock commands only 21 to 21, with 51. paid. General Steam Navigation shares were dealt in at 25 to 254; General Screw Steam at 144 to 144; and Peninsular and Oriental Steam at 654. Subjoined is a statement (extracted from the Liver not Weekly Share List) showing the rates of interest yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices. The calculation is bated on the dividends paid for the half year ending the 30th of June, 1855, and for the year ending with the same date. Pres. Price. RAILWAY. Lest 1 year. Lost pear. 90 Bristol mad Eater it 0 0 0 0 30 Caledonian 0 6 0 40 Dublin and Belfast 91 Easter n Counties ad 14 1 1 0 171 Eat Imealdre 26 mamas sae Otagow id 0 0 72 Gnaw mil South Western ad 0 5 211 atestlkethas ad 1 11 11 311 at. Illentlers Western-Ireland ad 7 14 65 Oran Waters ad 1 1 10 01 10 Hoodeleall Windermere ..... ad 1 5 7 6 70 lesseem sal Osaka ad 41 824 Leassaamd Pram 6 5 75 Lonessiden addre Week - 6 5 99 Lowles. Me"wedYe. Mlles* asestad 1 7Of 91 Logien vii nom Wears Meek ad 41 7 1 51 Lesion wed nonthWelan. Ol 15 13/ 491 11311m1 Omit Weaves ad s 1 0 6i 11111m1111esk 17 31 ▪ 311dankIlkostaekoondlarby ad 110 16 3 North Swam Be Nook id 111 10 31 221 North Haters Yak Shah ad 10{ 6 5 WI MUM Central zd 1 4 14 4 194 kora& Midl an d ad 51 3 4 IT Soak Bestern ad 0 8 3/ The rates yielded by guaranteed railway stooks are as ender : 97 limandlawadre steek,4 per cent ad 4 11 11 5 lteet Lonerldre Pref. 1 abates 6 pea seat. ad 4 HI V 13 Inelown Cowden harems 6 per sent. ad 4 13 111 5 Gokikellon-Oreeneek I per cent pref. ad 4 13 9 115 Oroa Nadirs 5 per sent. preference stook ad 4 611 97 Goat We 41 per ask sleek ad 4 12 17 Gt. Waders Inuanbeey end Mater 6 per maid 4 14 1 19 Gt. Wootanlbrews. scan theater 81 pa cad.. ad 4 le 73 Gt. Waters /threw. and Biro 51 per et. stoarsd 4 HI 10 la Hal and NEM ad 4 16 1 181 Losouldre sod Tarkablre Pref. 0 prr cent ad 46 10 ms Lon. Winkles end S. Cosa Pref. 6 per ant -.ad 4 13 0 114 111dleall ennui..ad ad 4 9 71 151 Malead New 44 pa cent. preference 4 12 3 114 Nora links, 10 par seat. ad 4 6 6 111 Noah Wears 5 per cent pref. shares ad 5 1 5 48 Paine ssiWyre, 5r.71.17a. td. oar ant .ad 411 119 It Mom 6 par cent preference dock ad 5 4 4 10$ Wald= Prearesos, 5 per cent. stook .. ad 411 ▪ lbdlid. LB.W. H. end Goole, North 1111 v. If 111511111nders 41 per et preference ad 4 12 3 1111 Nab Isetern, Raging Annotate ad 4 111 9 Yak end North Midland 41 p. et preference -Ad 6 0 0 Warrants for the half-yearly payment of interest, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, guaranteed_ _by the Colonial Government to the Geelong and Mel bourne Railway Company, will be delivered to share holders on and after the 20th inst. WZDNIIIIDAT BYNNINO. s lullig?Tuhhe steobserv a b le .variation s ,gEng li s h downwards, hbf uuant Thedd n i s p o at closing t i aoYn wholeexperie n c ed t to e ffect quotations e h ff e c t sawl t en denc y e s e ebvrige lowest of the day, and 3 to 1 per cent. belowattibieittoy of four s o bm 'cloo:r og ran ual ge ly d o i f v y id e e e d te u rday w . orard Op s th inion we e probability the Bank of England raising its rate of discount spin to-morrow, and meanwhile operations are conducted with some degree of uncertainty. It is hoped that the drain of gold is mitigated by the repressive measures lately adopted, but on the other band it is stated that the applications for accommodation at the Bank to day were heavy. Probably this demand may have been increased by the apprehension of a further ad vance to-morrow. In the Stook Exchange today money wee in more demand, at 4 per cent. on go. vernment securities. The instalment of 10 per out falling pueblo on Tuesday next, the 16th inst., on the British loan of 16,000,0001., will complete 80 per cent. paid up, and will leave only 20 per cent. more to be met—viz., 10 par cent. on the 20th Nov., and 10 per cent. on the 18th Dec. Consols were quoted as good as 861 to 1 at one period of the morning, but, after two or three oscilla tions, were quoted at the close only 86 1 to 1 for money and Friday s settling. For the November account the " oontango" ruled at about 5.16 per cent. At present prices, if we may judge from put ex perience, the public are more likely to appear as buyers. Consols, it must be remembered, now carry a proportion of dividend equal to per cent., which would make the present price about 851 to a. The official basilica report hi as follows :—Three per Cut. Consols, for money, 8 6 1, 1,1 , 1 , 1, 1; ditto, for account, 12th October, 86 1 , Bask Stook, for account, 2121, 212. Three.and-aHolf per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 981, 1 ; ditto, in 1869, 981,1. Exchequer Bills were rather flatter, at 6s. to 2s. die. India Bonds ruled at 3.. die. to 21. prem. first seveal rked esses Bll Lea d k i e v r . : to 1. After making w im er i e n to 801 allowance for the deduction of the dividend, the Turkishb Foreign h ha d r eceded r S w. xi stocks Ces at t ul iF e c closing quotation is per cent. below that of yester day. Th e New Fur per Cent. Guaranteed Loan continues to show severe depression, and ex perienced to-day a further fall of about 1 per cut. The first price marked was 31 dia., from which it soon receded, closing at 41 to 41 die. The contract price having been 1021 per cent., this stock stands now at 971 to 981. It is chiefly prejudiced by the large amount now afloat in the Stook Exchange, and by the near approach of the 20th, whoa an in stalment of 20 per cent. will fill payable, making 50 percent. paid up. Spanish Bonds MIS rather Satter. The scrip of the new French loan was last quoted par to 1 prem. At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesday) the exchange on London was quoted at 11.85, at abort; at Vienna, ,116.; at Berlin, 6.191; and at Hamburg, 13,61. S 4 al lei $1 1 4 it ISS WM 11 :a