The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-26 00:00:00

▪ apiaries of the large resnirl that hod bra aired • th, discovery .4 the murderer ; red that from the , •q thtilA uppoutuait, they hod of weak the el the via owi s a im p 'darted to. res to etrace the iikestaty eoioef Oleg sot to he relied imam Ho Moo ref to the 'Tarim retries to the Awed excitement el the pd. smear ahem:ow the biet et the murder was amatimal. Ina be rid it appearri to hint that the (Mama is this Nowt bad bees very mach ausigereted. sad this the primmer richt very rearm* bar exhibited mess eateinna at bus the work he had Wee is the habit of receiving ban um Jroeamr4 mad that she etionld are lose bar tlb by mak berhowne wool mans He coseloded a very peererfel art Waimea' adders by elating that be should aka wit ream fur the primates the a▪ b..te allit of the mender, sad tha sct lV u irid a n the ". Ire l faloW li : e isi= was then adduced for the Mean: May Melba.. dwarbler at the Flamer, a&I shoo ob. t... -sal •ti she Lith d Annie I lived with my Mothar, N.,, rshied-staset, Chita. My Modem JUMBO aiel l'hooss. lived with an. My Whom lived M Bateeley iir,t, sitpaq. Have mea the pearl-ease that has beim reduced um the pteasmke of my heather AMOS. I maw boo eel it la Jaw Let. My beadier James Is miler, and I 1.l loom alatirolie is mew. _ _ mid oskete to theer—lt giver an =unity for crowd to amen* for p leo Mr. Syvelitt—lt i• the poem leaving the theatre that halm the wend. Irolmi Oho um • hear ? OMpert—They oar% your wohltip. Oen of the tsioakote he pi his living by willies boobs a k . egg% tail eaweidered it no harm to put a few &hob ladies mg traleumea into cabs, as there were no Mhos then M Tynrhill WI the digitally with him was whether the dal arieees holie pegs* oborged. and the first question was whether there was any begging. A man gore out in the esin to got a person a cab, and he puts iW bead to his tap, but that can't be called = ea It was dillealt to make out what • was. To prove the charge he (the odour) must wake owl they were eating as Internam but they were sot =water or wateriag the bones. There was not the doubt the doorway of the opera &add be kept dim, but be ought nut to be called oo to pusieh there men berme others committed rubberier. He would cautice Shen to be very careful, because as they were acting is • doaledul way the least wrong on their part sight came than to be mieviated. He should direlsuge them. SHARE LMIS.-: 14;etrMid about the murder on the .tar lay after it took place. I mesa the dsameed ease •.1 mire. I saw my father on the same say I heard ef the wader. I was is service at the time my Wee was taisse r.i••••ustedy s ad wry waster diseherod me esaseqamee of 'slag MUM up. I heard somethisig .beet he se • Weft is the kitchen, bet I was ace ter w .f: we I hid 111110pfled • shilling behind the ebas= the ease ie Gad it. I did lad the ha so me saw me had it. I swear I we aft Wird isseause I was seppmed to lam bola hid* • "-thin ander the moor. I celled a littleia say servant, to Maki the light we I p all close, but she was called away asoidsetak wad see me Boil the shilling. I did not tell the lints girl I would give her sispeuee if she did not .ay rol as • about my removing the stone. Sly father only rum t. •17, house at Chelsea on satanlays. %lieu I reed the onet of the murder, I weal to soy father to irmsimalsont 0. ...eau.' I felt anxious. The slab that I removed was I. it. , lAA, kit. lams by the side of the Me-plate. Thomas Malline,a can of the prismer, esiveuteen_yeare old, ..,1 be war a tabourer awl .. rationally awaited Ms father He us.•l to, go to see him at his madam lo liarwley-street, stepaey, as he alio ou the day of the tinier. Hi. brother John wan also there. He wee at tsioe all clay and his father was out at work amid ?domed Mime at a .inarter to saves o'clock ai the ew•ning, sod did not go out ray mesa and hi. brother slept together, sad hie father .1-pt in another be.l in the same room. On Tuesday mew la.: the primsor was eumigeal in wa.hiag the panne and ....prang the nail hole., an d this occupied him till twelve lok, when he had his dinner and then went out. The hot that had been produced was then shown so the wis e..., nal he sod that he Dever saw Ms father wear meat a 1..4, sad he also said that he never saw him wears "wide ...As" or " Itillv•oorik" hat. I nsiss•saminea--At the time of the menhir his brother Janes w.a. Dot et home. He had tint stated that be was at bome, bit he explained that this was a mistake. He away three or &or weeks, but it " ran is his e wheu he was asked the question. that he wail at home. This brother did not weer a wide ...dee hat. He wonkl .wear that be was act at work greengrocer's in August. He re. now that he was at work at a green. ...rove. in the logionits ..f Avast, but be had lett It no the day before be wee with his father, the 13th of August. He h•ft the place of hi. own acconl,althuugb he had 'mother Flare to go to. He was quite sure that he left hi, place os the I'dth of August. His father was at the house at Chelsea es the :Sunday, the day before the murder, and he weed ..•." about six in the morning to go to Stormy, .54 ',doe. went after him to see how he was pelt* as. Wane-a ant hi. brother John were in the same room with tio ic—ssr all the evening. and he was sly out of the hors, at...it a quarter at an boor daring the whole day. There r.. a. i.e.! for him and his brother to deep es, sod the. !aid clown upon some nohow They kid dews '—et sips o'rlork, awl did sot go to sleep MU twelve. Il.• father went to bed at bias o'clock also. The vitamins lies viol that doyen laid dean at the melee time, bet I. ••••d I lot go to deep till twelve because hie father .1.1 not go to bed, and he pervisted is this answer, shhonh merieent Pany .armoring him that what Is. ...id was quite imietelliphie. He heard of the murder on the Illatioday after it hammed, sail he Cleo remedied that his father hail sispt is the same with hi.n and his brother am liseeltoodaY *ht. He Wel only slept ..nee eine* at the hoses la Haneleywinet, of that al4 on the 15th of Ansa. A Mabee aimed Ilernek toed to Five at the house is Hanialeyetreet, with ho father'. parmigiana, sad tin. &Daley came there vi. the Monday, the 13th of Augn..t, and tuned her He did led heir that the murder was mppeeed Is h.,. leen .inimitted on the 13th of August until the Tue. ds. afterwaoh. ILALLIVATL 1 11 •4lbari_ r 8 DAY. _ $ a ft 1110 1 1 1 - - 111 OS I Kt Olt Irt =t h•=4„L,l IFaa p — ita . sle a -- .. . ' 10aak asd Mod= .:12 - u... • way. until Ds B i ß,e.Yp.4toS DOHA and Dwid., Perth. Abd.ls &AA Booli=Alis Si Si T 11 17 12 1$ U 21 27 le sT;""1..; 17rs, suck 11 • ail lkisi 'Wolk - N. lao 10th nbargh and LSO idinbro ,Perth, I. all forth and Clyde Ara 1110 Glageow et R. WeSilit• Greg North of (kaki Norilasen . 10,J IT. 1 et. II it. II el ■ a% lit 111 Ili ii. IN 1! . . IN D l BM* 0 et eadhaWoo. (Ira) 0 00,14 Waters * Doilastlo/160.11k • lameidati Toadies 0 lasi= rid 100alivan , Ole a s..4l=ll.omag P Loudon& !tortilla.' Ds. itlghto. tawsowtoouttilY us Ili 1141 112 no 126 112 116 Tie • 1121 • 61 112 116 61 ii 100.1 100* Me 161 D _sad 100 Man„ltheaL, 100 Mid t Metropoli land tan 100 Da. Ann.* Derby all Iltd. Gt. Wn. (Isn ' t al W Mid Kent ,Cray all Newport, aber.,t.lica• 9 Newry& AruiateudaL 100 g1 N N erf "r ike Warrinl4.4" Si Northern Oonntiat Ots 100 North Drift& all North Devon Natl. ID all Dn. • lei if i* elf 8 11111 i 134 108 lee K IS o f %la 114 UT lft US leoo --- 1 De. Leeds W. 100 Do. York 100 :forth Leaden 10 all XartheillWasieraies 12 1 11 7; Z 4 North Illadardalgr• 10 ad 1020 1N E 2 1 " ni 104 rat i I a a ll7} 111 i 114 MI i II 6.- gei .... Usi i t o sai rotilti s timiesi Abor.Mk eassoit lSiOrtd Oaiw South Dews Ilona Waits & Irsdnil it tak &thes4W Ditto MIN Tat Vole rotor Do. Do. ._lll Vote of !testi 11 pa vitiodo Mn. t Ms** ni - lea f Nor 11001e;wZ1 &RI wat MUYa4-oawd littOtiew7l4l MHO Hers Seed 111 ke semmed —The ru.hee were very bard and thim vie the r... 11.1 e. 4 sleep. John w 44 of the prisoner, vies thee en. ALM.J, end he that hue father we in the brwee Hanialeyateert from Devell ilekerk in the evening d the Ink of Amend until the following nienting. Mr Hews told the witness 4. hob et the beet that bed produced, sad melted whether he bed ever wean it f • LWATIL 410 . l earawrll7l — par -- coot. Dim Potshot Abu. 1 va. leM ANON; A. 6 p. el. Do. b. 4 10. a S. Osimax..sp.ot. N N o.l DI. da o.! Th. wheel., is • lead rake—Nimer ismy life. i`rneeetratimil-1 _my have wore • " bill)cock" hst •h is I was is Itels a. I am sot at work berme heelth iroll net allow tee. MT father ell•C 4 at the haee is Btraaleyerreet on the Ituaday eight. Ths Wit s..., she appeared .ere iNaftteed, sail that be had a relateie. Ile thee .60.1 that the huakf e a n l a t lierneley street at 31miday swan% L ib rlt i h r a .tee/. Me was quite erre he did set es est the whole 4 1.4 Sir lkaisky i avid he end his bretbse prod the •h , t• day member is the Math mom. There wave three dularee is the here te Mrs. Merrick, bet he did ▪ tsar slot pert el the lour thee slept is as the 13th ...wt. Ile did set Imes share ilrs. Iterrirk was sem • laid hers pet out of the wry, and they could set asi her. M Do. Lie p. et. 64 .. M leabers Velee. 4 P. 04 lea& lelegre 6 p. , edia,ll.‘. p.e. .Welt ear th en. p. et. M De.ec.ired.at 10 p.et.pea. le Its. 4* pee east. 2 np,== 711 1171 151 5-. ! .4A.w't ID& ledien. 4 p. Do. tavaiam. t r : Da. p la i rrilisraa Dwargisrltaillp.o. ok Do. dle. de. Op. e. De. Dlef. Gam W Tii T K. eternised—At the time the murder was committed Er I.rl an " lapin& " bet iu h u poooosaos. t entry Nemied Car , liee harem wee they called, het amoral .he got Mto the eltoereleor ale faulted. Whoa iveroesest obr wee evrore. sod .be thee stated that else hol wed, "pp. alt. the decragrob and remembered mein I* , es lho bith .4 Augur*. tha the foLlogum atorrieg sbe e.• roma we loortug the paperimeginp is tie deoreemrs it tom. ale.ut (virility master to tee o'clock. St* at the Mlle ..110 .4 the windows .lightly °posed ribs ...old ea re. vil, 4 was that we looking at the paper. eirreeetossiired- she heard of the murder oa the Friday F. ciao" 8:71,171 F. - - .Tx - -4.7-7 14::•Yeifti . .11p.alL1 Do. p.a. de. l 0 .! Do. Sp.& do. .... D0.10.e. do. Do. 11 De. do. p.a. .... Do. p.s.prtsi d 0... Do. 7 p. e. Pr& Stook.. Dwip.o. do. (W. ILIsC..P.) Dd. c. fit (div. dd. lin 41. 111 . 116 4 80004 _ ,4Davir - 104 II Rr raanoo. d Witness was examined and gave this nohow* larfoto the meows,. Mr Jam« .4014.111.1445, a builder, rending at Old Fool, J•iaiinal that he was in (:rove.rnail on Tunabar. the 14th • shoot half-peat tea o'clock. While he wan tho .tart b. aaw a tall man 0n.... 04I• of a :iota with .11111 pieces of paper tinder hie ann. f.ndee hi came Irian wee nppareatly that belonging to ti.. bowie of the tens al . The witness went on to my that he otarmal Aluwat ran spirt the maitand he QLIII to him, " 11.11..., what att. you ti the par liner He replied in • •••fua o t sad timid neutron. "Yea, did nut you know fist He told but, he did not, sad, if he Lad been, Le mink' bare erten him a sob. He Morn the ii.aa well It was Mr. Rowland. He gate in ! lytat Wm .4 what he had wen to the police, but he was 11 the MONT. • 1 14•1•011/44 -He was sot aware that the house next 1 • 'lie •leeenual was being papered at thin time. He he. od Howland was a paper•lumear he trade. 11. luwl ; a Iry proved th a t th e priwiser was at work fur Iva ia dui 11th - of Attempt. r•...an the ram on I. half ..f the prisoner. r.. 'ourt thee adiourneal for a abort period i• order that tv tuo;lit car ~ . tor refreshment. ' l aq...int Pan, then replied upon the part of the proem ';‘taai. and he :,r411441 that the evidence that find been ad na.-1.41 l a h a lf of the priomer had not at All an.wereil the he ii,, I.hoo , mid had iu reality done the pilaw r.. tool t ' L,. f Baron them proceeded to sum up. i Ile trial was poaveding when our report left) 14: lii I 51 . St. 110 is I L a i l : 147. : 1 .14 1 . 74 tato i Ni usamoinyllitsals. oh N Maa.B3ost. it Una' p. el ii D. Ad N Do. SI pro NM I Do. milamooblo dp.d N Xdlaad Orallp.o.Nook N DoOloa Dab Liao N 160.41a01.1.40. Nadi N Da UL Sp. LM N AN a p.o 4 Diodaft_ ita Nock a NOM BMA& par INN N Do. jaw Goa Ip. et I Daiwa, U.M. ilta N Ifilia —l/arcap.a Pd Da La iN LS D. tads Spot No. l N DaYat. H. 4 Ipso N North Nollordoldro ill IMAM 041.31e4Pr0L N 50N.4.1.110.4. ?NM N Do.Abirr i p.o N D. 14. Prat. Nook all S. Doan Of p. o. NA also Llama AL MAC NI Ds N pal N Da load {e ms par NM. 4 L Wafts goo. 4p. an NI Da sipwr sums MI S. Iroita 4sLa pm ga swiLanifforosai*e all D. do. lips al IN. do. cop N WililleAl [Milani • P.O N W.M/4-00 Is la gi do all Da Swim du b p. . Prat all Dadaprp. a pos. prof. 111 a at Tifir r thßESS, FRIDAY' T O, COCTOBIIt ltalk Two WOust. The railway share market to-day is rather fiat, with little bulginess. Most of the principal stocks exhibit a reduction of about s per cent. Great Northern, however, is rather firmer, and Great Western and London and North Western exhibit little alteration. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North Western stock, 1004 to 1 ; Great Western, 72. to ft ; Midland, 133} to I • Lancashire and York shire 1174 to 118 ; Sot;th Eastern, 84# to • Great Northern, 114} to 115} ; Eastern Counties, 52} to ; and Caledonian, 91} to I. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at )to # dia. Grand Trunk of Canada and Per nambuco railway shares continue heavy . , , 011.1,01AST BiAltal AID MOM IAINIATL emir toy I*i im. iisTirm7a II 707470 Di. do. D. Do. Preienues 5ig.,1120 6 .110.40rtel Ilp.e. DAL, Aft. 1, 1271 aiderasilybar AT N. De. Jain tE:SIe- s Do. Jar 1. Silo. I DiWks. r4 i tor Lola Awl Lams Do. lislooakra Do. J Do. dit ai r r eotost Dad d do. Do. do. do. 186540 %foams Melbourne . Do. 6 Prof. .. De.See.Pr pare e t. ttlp.ct.Be. Do. I per et Debelet... Do. I per ct. Do. dlo. Do. _ Toot Leon Poolowals & I et D. IfA dtWod Do. Nov Do.l4a4sylk Do. do. Id Do. do. 7$ Do.ettketbio..ler loam Orr. 44 re el Do. do. mr Do. et VW De. 4121 RAIL ie. lielb.Corp.ep. el . a mmo O. • o ekesr sk. Do. at Lod do. bo. Do. do. lor do de. Lod de. ,tr• ,___ 7 . t rr De. eign:WS; Sp. _al dolded.lddied.l 7$ K 67 72 67 72 ti 'Ma lt lir 99i dig If f If dig 1 . Par ihdu 29 Paz M 102 dig p.r Ot 14 T 4116 4 i. 100 100 100 110 101 101 1111 :I 1 1 :1 rt 88 Ii If dls ... V I A 7 11 1 i l i e N _1 1 •••• I illa I MANY. I No OIL Lea ft •IN AS al MOO * NW JOINT STOOK 1 1 6 . 11014.1. I 10,600 6,000 140001 IM,NO 111.1110 114660 I MO poi NI . SI Ti 10,000 360 •7,000 L ubd. .kurs sad V. Om Park kink al W ie bunk et Bask al Turkey balk N. Amnia Moil Dunk al IV" Mostralla sad ChM& Mras. et bats. soll aim a.. a Canada One. et London destaidiaLOnseed el La. a t= Lain Ai= , Laden • Net& Andean lANI. sad Wastadnsier NaL D. ProwNoy . et Iffiedead , iNstiotal !lank Mew SoFth Wets Ottoman Hank Provincial al !Mimi N w ~ . IFloattt Australia Union of Anotzatte taloa of Leaden Unity Magma /IMMO' Arista'Han AptatL : : Atßale T.L (Lim.) Berlin Weisman'', Brit. American Laud Br& & Irian Ma& ToL A Dail? per a =LIP Do. C Cards load Cannel Meade ILA ° Te. ig gi pt oral CrKie! ,ri Ttace ... Do. 6 p. et k = Bob. 12 =. ow bag. aril Ansi pia Oss. Slisea Oral Da 17 amt. Prot Lam London Miesent La Oa Omit= Os. 11•11n0 n... 1,24" • ftegg TeL 11•MItarW(LIni.) Naftali; Diecoiml Co NrOoel& Ins (L) Nollaninade pink Tiai — ier So 1 p.m. lei Si ___ 1e SA 4 8 i 'B4 Sh le We :1 ; SO 8— = 111 I iis so i Pm •••• I 78 80 0 04 0 18 lei 02 If li 414 1 .1 KJ 811 36 37 • /4261, 4,73121 ?I 111 MI 16i woo l 00l m x .. IA le Me a 17 II - iio; Kw Et. ir."' giii 01,000 %NO !1,110 14, U US U . . _ __ 1.7116 taxa MAO 11,000 10,000 10,000 180,000 U. 14114.4 T4OOO 15.1:0 rN Da p. e, la. ail 'ail: N. Inas. & N. Eical Ld. . Brit._ AINICWAIIM.. Or abe Do. . Now Sam' Da IL 814: (La) Pea I*,ar Lad* ala i Dada sad Oriels. Sala* Da. Now Rol Boa a lad. Tea. 4 a. brays. by Br. Ow Iron New Regal Mall Btaaos Ara Lomas Auslealara Lad TeL kelp be. do. liapiamodl dna Oa 00. Oa Vas Dlaasaa Laid. SO SS SS ST IS ID 1$ IS IN In - - IS SI II 90 00 101 105 He OS 100 i+ o~ l ar J. . lt I 4Ti 1 I 2pm I a 11 1 ells • I as i • • 1 - 1. " , i Par 47 88 76 78 lie pi w tri 171 16 10 6 8 8 61 U Ull U 8 IS 86 i 0 10 all 4111 tsi I ioei MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Citoca. The funds to-day are steady at the closing quotations of yesterday. Business remains very quiet, but the rise on the Paris Bourse, and an arrival of gold from Australia, have had • favourable effect. British railway stocks, however have again de clined, and Canadian and Brazilian remain heavy. The stock markets generally are very dull. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent, Rentad were quoted 89fr. Olic., showing • rise of nearly I per sent. since yesterday, "on account of a rumour of • r Congress." MINIM-THIS DAR Consols are officially marked 93 and. 931 for money, and 931 for the so ' count. The present quotation is 93 to 1 both for money and the Bth of November. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 231, 230 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 4, j ; New Three per Ceuta., 911, ; Thirty Teen' annuities expiring in April, 1885, 164 ; India Stock, 2191 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1869, 103, log ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; ditto 1862, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 6e., 3e., dia. ; Five-and a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1011; Exchequer Bills, 2s. prem., 2s. die. The foreign stook market is quiet. There is lees inquiry for Turkish Bonds, but yesterday's rise is pretty well supported : the Loan of 1864 is quoted 701 to 1, and that of 1858, 551 to 1. Sales are re corded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (ex. 128.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 991, 100, .991 ; /New Granada Deferred, 64 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, 1867, and 1859, 4411; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 861; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 49, 481; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1854, for account, 701 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 54, 55, f ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104. The Red Jacket, the arrival of which from Mel bourne has been somewhat anxiously looked Mir, has reached Queenstown, with 152,0001. in gold. No supplies having come forward, 20,0001. in bar gold was yesterday withdrawn from the Bank for exportation. In addition, 30,0001. or 50,0001. in sovereigns was taken, for shipment chiefly to Alexandria. It is understood that further remit tances of gold will be made to Egypt during the next few weeks, insurances having been effected upon a rather considerable amount. Egypt takes gold in payment for wheat. The loan lately con tracted by the Pacha in Paris will also tend to attract specie thither. In the Stock Exchange the rate for loans on English government securities does not exceed 2 to 21 per cent. The Delta will take to-morrow 30,7001, in gold for Alexandria, and 9,6001. in gold and 4,706. in silver for Bombay, making a total of 43,0061. Advice& from Paris state that the allotment of the Cr4dit Fonder Society's Loan of 1,500,0001. is expected to be in the proportion of only about one fourth of the amount applied for, so large was the number of subscribers. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,8691. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 493/. • the (heat Western, a decrease of 221/. • the Mi dland, an increase of 3,9701. • the Lancashire and Yorkahire, an increase of 4,0221.; the Blanchester, She ffi eld, and Lincoln shire, an increase of 1,0061.; the North Eastern, an increase of 2731. ; and the London and South Western, an increase of 1,7981. The traffic on the 748 miles of the South Austrian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway , Company for the week ending Oct. 15 was 43,6851. being 7,027 i. more than in the corresponding week of 1869 on the same number of miles ; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 5,5181., showing an in crease of 158/. The sudden increase in the traffic on the Trieste line oonfirms the private accounts relative to the activity with which the Austrian government is strengthening its army in Italy. It will be noticed that the return above given includes the traffic on 748 miles of the " South Austrian " line, instead of 687, as hitherto. A final call of 21. is to be paid on the shares in the Calcutta and South-Eastern Railway Company by the 26th November, and a call of 11. on the shares in the Metropolitan Railway Company by the 16th November. Two o'CLooi. The mining market remains as quiet as last re ported. The transactions to-day have been chiefly confined to shares iu Great Wheal Alfred, Provi dence, Stray Park, Alfred Consols, Bed Rosevrarne, Wheal Grenville, and Wheel Unity Consols. Prices have scarcely varied. Foreign and colonial mining shares are likewise quoted the same as yesterday, with very few trans actions. Imperial Brazilian have been dealt in at 2. In his " Review of the Progress of British Mining " for the quarter and nine months ending the 29th of Sept. last, Mr. J. H. Murchison, kc., furnishes a variety of very interesting particulars bearing upon the position and pros pects of the principal mines, both dividend-paying and progressive. Mr. Murchison apprehends I .4 that the rich discoveries of copper abroad will greatly affect mining for that metal in this country, particularly where the ores are of low quality.' , He therefore arrives at the conclusion that " promising and well-managed lead and tin mines are the preferable investments." He states that in the past quarter the sum of 109,4731. 10a. has been divided by British and Irish mines, against 100,682/. 15e. by British alone in the previous quarter, and 104,0121. by British and Irish in the corresponding quarter of 1859. In the first nine months of 1800 the total amount divided hu been 8541., against 326,292/. in the first nine months of last year, the increase arising from the larger amount paid by three Irish mince. It may here be mentioned that the whole sum divided in the year 1868 was only 338,5431. An extraordinary meeting of the Wicklow Copper Mine Company ix called for the ht November, for the purpose of confirming the resolution adopted on the 26th September , " That the present 51. shares of the oomparay be divided into lye shares of 1/. each." _ _ The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the Globe Insurance Company was held yesterday at the offices of the company (Mr. William Chapman in the chair), when the usual dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, was declared. At the meeting yesterday of the General Discount Company, the resolution passed at the meeting on the 18th ult., in favour of winding up the company by voluntary liquidation, was confirmed. The 13th half yearly dividend, being at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, is announced on the shares in the Anglo-Romano Gas Company. The position of the market for American secu rities is described as under by Messrs. D. Bell, Boa t and CO. : Then hes been much activity in the market for America Neuritis' during the put week. The chid demand has bees for the Six per Cant. Bonds of the State at Vuzinie, ea s of the bare end cheapest of the American investieente. Pennsylvania State Bonds have also been in request, whilst some large tales have been made of the registered stock. Some considerable sales have also been made of the Ohio States Six per Cent. Stock, redeemable IMO, the holden generally preferring (to avoid the risk and other eontingeuclee connected with the transmicon of their Nock to New York) to realise it in London. THUJUIDAY Buena, Consols, which closed yesterday at 92/ to 93 for the Bth Nov., opened this morning at the same quotation, advanced to 93/, " buyers," and closed. at 93 to /. For money the last price was 92/ to 93/, The'oflicial business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 931, 93 ; ditto for account (Nov. 8), 931, 93 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 91/, / New Three per ; Cents., 91j, }, ; Bank Siock, 224, 231; India Stock, 221 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 103, /, lira 103 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures ' 1868, gal ; ditto Bonds, 135., 35., ; Five per Cent. Cen " enfaced " rupee paper, 98, 951; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1019, I, e. Indian Government securities remain dull. The Five-and-a-Half` per Cent, rupee paper was again offered, and was marked as low as 101/. The Five per Cent. stock of 1859 left off at 1021 to 103/, being also rather lower ; and India Bonds at 13a. to 3e. die. Exchequer Bills were quoted le. die. to 2s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was a demand for Turkish Bonds, which have long been much depressed. Scarcely any alteration occurred to-day in the market for bank sham. Those of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank showed flatness. Canada Land, and London General Omnibus were rather firmer. Oriental Inland Steam A shares were marked st and S (61. paid.) Victoria Government Bonds were rather more offered to-day. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow ;—Ocean Marine Insur ance, 1/ to 2/ prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, Ito 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, to prom. • London and Provincial Marine, to / dis. ; East India Irrigation, / dia. to par. -- The ordinary" Options" of the Illinois Central Railway Company were quoted 4to 41. There were buyers of the extended "Options,' which ex pire iu 1864, at 6. Hitherto there has been no market for the latter dam of paper. Midland Railway new share were quoted q to 2 prem. . . . , At Great South Tolgus Mine meeting yesterday a dividend of 7s. per share was declared. A very satisfactory was read from the agent ; 163 kris of ore were sampl r g ° ol the 24th last. At Treweatba Mine meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debit balance of 6301. L. 11d. A all of L. 6d. per share was made. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. d. AND TVS CAI ATTIADANTI AT REX RAJIITTI 'MATS& t .• • solalog Met, 11•111;;CriZod .11, Cat/WM, RaVirsa, sal N,etea, were charged before Tyrwhitt ••• ai, ten 4 waterrnew at her Majeaty's Theatre, • .: •hirth i g the last few days haus/ been sing a', 114;04. pees iouo night during the •••• minion«, crowd of persons wait coming out of her 4 . ••I Thoitre he raw the defotolants a•king lob' amid it!• lion if they wanted tabs, moil when they got them ",- Penton. they waited at the tab door ami bogged fur W• 'is roliitt Whet did they do that von call legging? trti , r Whs. the. put their hand* to their rapt I saw ••• lit poople • pot their li•iiil• to their inp. sad There were I:, or Ili other, there, sad. an • • LA lave miberbe at the came place, I thuaght it • 'tits t•i take them tut,, eueti•ly. Tyrvo..tt That 1. for me to consider. • Thar were mita: as alliterates. r‘ 'what Accoriling to th,•act the word wisterstaa Is• • riis pi•rwa supplying water to the driver. of hackesy ..t the *Wel; or pierce when, ha:4m.y carriages • • , taal , e ply for hire. r — Thew. i• 11 antennae At the stare!. 't Ts adult Then evrpbodyi. to tis.sit till the gentle • th tie 14.0.1.4, appe,sro• ' ••r - I InpitAllf the interwar wed to open the ears • •• , ut a.w. t 4.• Police Act they are canna "hackse% .ttewlanta," awl tint open the deem r,,,h it Tho I 11,r4e 1.61 atenit'at much to do with I. ipli 4S , • ith you. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (sir rum= roaalArs.) IWMARKET MEETING.—(THDI DAY.) AUDLEY END STAHEL Odds HANDICAP SKTEPSTAIED3 01 lb OWL ••• • 16 ma. SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 SOVS. Audrey . Angelo . . 10 ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 500 SON'S. Sweet Hawthorne Flburus . . loran SWEEPSTAKE t OF 10 SON'S. Lord of the Manor . Man Friday . King of the Forest ... . 6 ran. FREE 11.ANDICAP OF 20 KITS. Amsterdam ... Speaker 5 ,an. SECOND CLASS NURSERY STAYER. Haulm= lAss 14 num. ENTRY_POR . EID) !LATE D.L Moorrock, 41 - ra, Sat 12Ib Lady Traspaer, 3 yrs, Rat 71b ; Flash-in-the-Pan, 4 pis, ; Mu timer, 4 yrs, 7dlolb ; Ambush, 4 yrs, 74 • 71b ; Man 464 Ai r.., 3 yrs, let 7lb ; Simla, yrs, 74 Mb ; Orlando, 4 yrs, 7a 316 ; Pitman, 3 yrs, 7st ; Parmesan, 3 yrs, 44 10lb ; Guilder, 3 yrs, Set 2113 ; Winkfield, aged, Gut 21b; Swab bas, 3 yrs, fist 21b. All are here. FIRST-CLASS NURSERY ST.IICES. D.M. Miss Diu:stable, Tomyris, Isthmian, Ssreethswtheni r Duchess, Limefiever, Prance Plausible, Wee Polly, Brun ches, Hilsrity, Sharpshooter, Northsold, Overton, Shingle, Medusa, and Philip the P.douner. Limallower is scratched. LATEST BETTING. FIR STULA/1S NURSERY. 100 to SO apt Overton (t) THE DERBY. 000 to 100 apt Dundee (t) IMO to 3U Klarikolf (t) IWO to 10 Will o' the Wimp (t) WEST FLANDERS RAILWAY.-(Tvias oar.) The thirtieth half-yearly general meeting of the pruprietun was held at the aloes of the company, No. 61, Mourgateetreet ; Mr. Tffd. in the chair. The following revert was mad: " &eat the last meeting of the proprietors, the company has sustained a severe and heavy lugs by the death of their late presideat,Yr. W. P. Richards ; and the directors cannot allow this opportunity to pass without expressing their air preciation otitis high characteraud (polities, aad at the same time recordisg the valuable services modeled by him to this company from it. origin. Each shareholder will, with the directors, deeply lament the severe and painful loss the a:l,lmq lass thus sustained. The board hav e n o min a t e d M r . Richard Till, who has acted as we of your directors fee the last nine years, as his successor. lo reporting upon theprn ceediiip of the past half-year, the directors have peat phrase in drawing the anent on of the proprietors to the Matemeet of the traffic for that period, by which they will perceive that in all the branches of revenue the gradual in crease has again been eahilited. This the directors oonsider wall bu very gratify ing and satisfactory to the shareholders. The total receipt. of the line have been—On the Bruges and Courtrai lioe, in 1400, 12,7411. fla 3d., and in 1860, 12,117/. U. 7d. ; and on the guermiteed branches, in 1/30, 11,1Z . W. 6a ld., and is 141t1, 6,4511. 19s. 2d. The expenditure bee, at the same time, beeniaenmsed by a heavier outlay o• the way, as well as in the repair of the niffing both of which Are ke p t in perfect order. The resole of the six moot e' working of the railway Is shown in the plait sod loss amount, which, alter deducting the interest on the bonds sad preference shares, will leave a clear imam for that period of 5,1331. 6. sd. This will enable the dine ton to pay a dividend of 3s. lid. per share ; carrying feared a balance of 41101. 16. 11d., which, added to the balame of hat year, will amount to 1,306/. Ss. AL This suns is Wiser than is usually brought forward ; but the directors, &mien to uphold the lines in a perfect state of repair, as will as to meet the requisite accommodation for increased train, sad believing that the interest,' of en eounpsay wall be het I served In so doing, propose to reserve this ens to any eat I some meal and necessary renewals and improvements, iodide; the bridge over tlselkages meet. The dividend, which will be d.cJa.red In Bruges cm the 6th of November, • will be payable, as natal, in London and Brug. , . on sad I after the ltith of November neat. The Klee of the Bel. pane, with the royal family, paned over the company's tier as the *maim oil their visit to Y psis bet month. His Majesty expressed henna' such pleased with the erremenenda made far their rem and invened Mr. Chant:ell with the order of The directors have farther to report, that the works on tha marl to join the &heldt at Boesnyt with the Lye at Coertne, are snarly completed; when open for the carriage of mil sad heavy goods, they belie... it will have • becetimal Maumee es the truffle, .specially on the line from Courtrai to Beiges. The board have, in WCOMBACIII with _lad article of the sesintes, somhatal Br. K Vaughan Richards as • digester of the compse, which respires the coatlrmatine of the pet meeting. The directors retiring by nit:dim are Mr. Till sad Captain Gettig, who offer themselves for reelsoliou.“ The (Valium', in moving the adoption of the report, said that thepany was advancing slowly bat steadily, which was • that the undertaking was • w 41eed 01.. (Cheers.) y were nut like the nch companies of this country, which could go to parliament and obtain new ' capital. They meat mare out of revenue to meet any eon tingencies that main occur ; and be hoped wiprieters would approve of what the hail done in that respect. With respect to the dispute between them and the Belgian government on the subject of the guarantee it was the intention of the directors to proceed to Bruges, where they mead consult Belgian lawyers, sal although they would not do anything pr,ipitate, the shareholders might depend upon it thee they would not sleep over what they believed to be their right. (Hear, hear.) Mr. HEILAPATH seconded the motion, which was carried, as well as • resolution affirming the deelanitios el the dirt- I deed. GREAT WASTEIN AND BIENTIPOID JUILWAT (MIS DAY.) This day a special mooting of the shareholders of this company was held at their Aloes, Great George-street, WedelnsMgr, for the purples of considering and authorising the lase .( 3.000 shams of 101. each, with a preference dividend not exceeding spm cent. ; Mr. HORATIO G. DA; the visrahsksra d the beard of sliirectom, provided. The CMAIRISAI Said the triallag wee called in 0.11..- Cesl a resolution pared at the Last half %yearly meeting. s:la which it was propound to raise would out be an in creased tasty oa ,the cowpony, bet was for the purpose of discharging out"tanding claims. They were now paying target for leans, red the peelaresdiel dividend on them shares would ameent to nearly . the same thing. He was happy to say that the trails wee renaliag, that for Sept,mihael,",,a g doehletbatef themerrespeerding period twit year. He moved:— " That 3,000.1 the new shave of IW. cub, representiag the sea of 30,00 W., part of the additiowil capital authorised to be raimd at ail elMordieary meeting of the ahareholdera of the company, held on the ISO day of February, 1860, in pursuance of the provisions al the Great Woman. sad Bradford Leming Act, IM9, be, sod they ace hereby coastituted preference shame, and the hailers thereof shall be entitled to be paid a preferential dividend theme, est of the geasea revenues of the &away, et the nits of lOrs. pr share per annum in perrin telt'. according to the progielens of the said act of parlia ment ; awl the diroctore ane hereby authorised to sliM, issue, and dispose of such preference shares, a such maw err as they ?nor think 111. rig such preferential dividend shall be paid half.yearly at ewe lints dud 15hsm5Nh.f 11 arch and September in each peer, as shall he riseeeveleml epos et the °wherry hafiserty asebings et the company. That the mil preferewe &wee shell not be entitled at inc time to receive a dividend asemorbag 10s. per share per annum. That the said Awes shall be described in the books of the company as • Five per that Preference 14Itarea' and be numbered Nos. 11. 3,000 in• elusive. That the preference shares hereby greened shall not, in re,port of such sharer, confer awe the holders thereof any right or title to attend or vote at any of the meetings of the shareholder' of the company." Mr. seconded the medico, which was swisataili iwzr,..l to, an i the t•owl vote of thanks to the chairmen and dirreton closed the proceedings. Tllkl7lo itr/TIRNB. YAWATA. Want rw Mot- ToW. 11112. nes. mon. domain. 12b. UN. Ws* mass Ott. IL 4 £ 4 4 •2•••••••IG14444.4 142 4414 UM Walk ming Oct 14. Maws" • totterclam — PS US UN 14711 =4 .l 44l osine lbstar Tim, 4 South- GM 1.114 412 LNG LSO 2•41 4442144 wwalk abariiiiii. . IL LAM. a larialmirdo-V as. 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COW,. !Ipmalaa 3a9ctl on. it it 1 1 Si li li Si a all 'lake Coastaaar & Bala. all 'Wm sad Tambov& 2 !WM sadl4app 01111191 Darla Astaald all illami.do.4b4 VV 341 1. fittscrar: 111 , Da Maw norm •• • •u'= 7i... iad. all . r 4,1 4.1••••.aad11ai11.1 all Pula sad adame stemi l 1$ ladle../ I. Iftilaireb viz e 14 110 all &Nag mad I , al Mayal Duda' ad Royal a wallah alt lg. 7 per mist ell Isaabra lug Yew ..,. all : 11. 11.4Lprorgal Me 311a)ri v*Aust.& Laa.V Si Illoallant 4 /11.44.. an Wag Marlin " ali Da. lib pa siL Prat all Tad. a N. W. o of li 0 lir= Andfill WII ....... Si t 14 Se 13 11 ii Ift 48 ile a ~.l s dis roil u se Kr di. 1 fi 4 n a . r 7 NON 63,088 16,660 1,366 6,618 6.1110 WOW 40,114 WM GO 1.811 1,1241 i:ig zm;;; 15,916 - 1.407 11137 3.666 7441 .7..« i ti!i 7,87 i 8:44 1.788 11,786 11,660 87,374 IMO 5,1104 744 8 ! Win --- skiii is.iii min ss,az MON RZWARD roe BRAVIIIIT.A short time ago, in oar report of the Elewiek Engine Works Soiree, we had melon to mention a presentation of a watch and other articles to a heave youth named Henry Germll, for having, at the imminent risk of his own life, sueceeded in rescuing a monde, min ed n, from drowning. Sir W. G. Arm strong, who at the soiree, made some sulogietic remarks on r. Goners gallant behaviour. Within the LW few days the Royal Humane Society of London have marked their appreciation of his conduct by presenting to him their medal—Nciccastle Chronicle. Two NIGHTS IN • CHALK PIT. A singular meittent lately occurred at Claptou, sear Hungerford. A man was spattering auto about ;niddsy on Monday in a hedge TOW en the farm of Mr. Thomas °wa n , an d fell Into • chalk pit eighteen feet deep, which waa overgrown with *ambien t and therefore not easily dissovered. The pit wee only a short distance from a road, and the roan who *On that he heard people passing, and called ea loudly an he could, was not die:oyard until midday on Wed neadar, when a little boy who was nutting, ran to Mr. 011,14 farm, and gave au alarm. The poor fellow was eat by the aid of a ladder, and having been kindly a to* Mr. Owen's family was faun enabled to walk home. He had • piece of bread and a handful of ants in his pocket when he fail into the pit, but could not eat either. He entail that he slept well the first night, but passed the whole of the emend night in prayer, and had worked the tops of his fingers raw in endeavouring to climb up the sides of the pit. The pit was a commits chalk pit, sunk with a that, and Wll3 fenced round about four yeen ago, but the fencing had beams decayed. —11 7 611.41 re Inds. pendant. _ _ LORT AND FOUND.-021 Wednesday, at a meet ing of the Halifax Haim (hardline, the clerk made • statement which has sonesithig of the romantic about it, to the affect that, some three yeses ego, a poor boy, about ten veer, of age, was found woadetuag in the streets of Sowerby Bridge quite destitute. He could give no clear aocowit of himself whence hi sins only that he thought his parents were dead. He was tabs to the sad • few months ago was appreeticed to a w ; h ri rk et:r ui : MY d. While there he chanced to see the word "ffolterhebble," and then he said he recollected hamag heard that he had relations there. halterbebble is rely • mile from Halifax, and inquiry being made, the boy's grandfather was found. It was soon found, too, that Ms parents were alive, end that his father was employed at one of the Manchester railway ditties( The object of bringing. the matter before the guardians was to get the indenture cancelled, which was dose, and the lost child arm restored to hie psrente, who bad long ago given up all hope of ever seeing hito again: —llfasehester Examiner. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARL-LANE.—(TIIII3 DAY.) There is dill unsettled weather, rain having once more fallen. The wind to-day is from the southward, and rather strong, with heavy clouds. The government has acknowledged that a large quantity of pain is in very had condition from the late heavy rains, and the Board of inland Revenue therefore has ordered "that no objection be made to wasters drying barley or other grain on their entered malt kilns, although they may, at the same time, have grain in operation making into malt, provided they give notice in writing to the °Weer stating the time they intend to load the kilns and th e kind of grain to be dried. The English supply of wheat is very moderate. Flow and barley rather more liberal, bat of oats, malt, beans, and peas very contracted. Hoorah oat. are in very abort supply, but there is an improved quantity of barley. Irish oats are limited. The foreign arrivals of wheat are large, in addition to Lust day's report, principally American ' French, and Black Sea. Of flour th ere is a still further increase of barrels from America and • cargo of Belgian swam Barley continues vary limited, with a little in addition from France. Oats are also very limited, with a few &minis and Swedish only in addition. - 'lh;iitenlanee at market to-day was small but the quo tations of old and foreign wined are fully equal to Monday last. The new English is in vary bad condition generally and the value consequently various. Barley is very scarce and quite as deer. Oats an on abort supply and priors advanced lid. per qr. Beans and peas quite as high as on Monday. Hoar ts fully as dear, mid Norfolk 43a., but some selling at 42a. 6d. made of the new English wheat'. FLOATINa CARGOZEI. —There has been a fair business doing at late rates, and there is now cu sale about 15 car goes of wheat and 5 of maize. : &sex and Kent, white, new, 1501. to ; ditto, fine old, 66. to GBs.; ditto red, new, 445. to 584.; ditto, fine, old, He. to 635. ; Norfolk, Sc., fine, old, 621. to 68a.; red, new, 495. to Ws. Foreign : Dentaim, tits. to Ges. ; fine, Geo. to 745. ; Konigsberg, 56e. to We ' • ditto, extra, Sts. to We; Rost**, 665. to no. ; fine, old, 695. to 71s. ; American white, life. to 671. ; ditt o red, 59e. to 645. BLurr. -English malting, 43e. to 490.; grinding, 255. to 341 ; distilling, 431. to 49a. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 31s. to 385.; ditto distilling, 31s. to 38e. FAIWI and Norfolk, 52e. to 58a. ; fine, Ns. Kingston and town mule, 53e. to 685.; fins, eta. to 76a.; brown, fine, 585.; pole, 775. Oars.-Eng lis h feed, 25e. Od. to 30s. Od. potato, 28e. to 295. ; foreign, gds. Od. to 31s. IA Butts -English tick. 434. to 465. ; harrow, 425. to 50a. ; pin, 51s. to 545. • foreign, 395. to 475. PLS.-English b oilers, 41s. to 46a.; rumple, 44e. to 45a; grey, 41s. to 43e.; foreign, 35a. to 41s. Ftoun.-English town, bee. to 575.; country, 43e. to ; households, 45e. to 515..; Norfolk and Suffolk, 435.; French, 41s. to 50s. per amok Americo, 31s. to 36a; Spanish, 41s. to 531. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON' PROM OCT, .21 TO OCT, te - 11110 - 21;i0i . 11;s16 - 67 rer• - 1;1: Wheat IMO 111:4104 Barley 0616 Malt BBO EngWOO lish Met Mar, 1170 mks; 4210 64 barrels. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (as mirrteet aim mm it &Jennie TZLI(LLPII.) (MUM 001 OWN 0011ULLISPONDLST.1 Market moderately attended. Good business in wheat, at fully last Tuesday's rates. Flour leas active, prices un changed. Indian corn and beans steady, but less business doing. Barley, beans, oats, and oatmeal quiet, at former prim lIIINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) _ . . . . . . . . 81:10All has been in large &mixt this week, and at ties clans prices show an advance of 6d. to la, the !stifling qua- Miss having been most in demand, with a lAN° quantity meld. Relined has also been very firm, and higher prices are now asked : _ _ Correa.—There has bees a considerable quantity offered is the public isles. and a reduction of fully is. has been es tablished upon the sale prices of 9th inst. TLS.—Holders have been very firm and last week's prices have been pretty generally refused, which checked business. Large public safes are advertised for Tuesday next. COMM —A fair amount of business done this week at previous rates. Ric& —A considerible amount of business has been done this week, and Madras has advanced 3d. Mucus are quoted about previous rates, but pepper at a decline of id. fiaLreerne.—A limited business done at fall prices to 6d. — fiaoro.—Flour btu sold freely at extreme prices. RrM.--This market barn been very steady. Markets generally have had • more active appeuanos We week. TALLOW MARKET.—(TIIII3 DAY.) The market is steady at the anaeied prier : — eke[ T.C. cm the spot, 59.. 3d. to 59a. 6d. ; all the year, flea. ; December, 59.. to 59.. 3d. Jaaaary to /Well, ; October to December, 1851, 56 .. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LIADEKKALL.—Prices are : Hides, 56Ibs. to 641bs, 3M„ to 3A.; 641bs. to Mk., Sid. to 3id. ; 721 be to 801bs, 30. to 4d • 80Ibs. to Onto, 4d. to ; Nibs to Mk., 40. to'4ld. ; 861hs. to 1011134., 4 . to M '. • 1041bs to 1121bs, Stl. to std. Horse hides, to 10e. Datt skins, 20. to 41. ; full, 7s. 6d. BIAMONDMIT. —Slkeepskias, Os. kL; polled, 6s. 6d. to Bs. ; Heats and half-breds, k. to 6s. Od. ; Downs, 4s. Od. to 44. fkL BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) moss. Patenden aad Smith report that then to • steady consumptive demand at firm rates. Duty, 46,000 e. COAL UARICET.—(THIS DAY. ) Walls End Haswell. 90a 3d. ; Walls Zed ?riming Hartlepool, 18s. 3d. ; Walls Lod Russell Hatton, 19s. 6d. ; Walls Bad &edit Hartlepool, 19s. ; Walls Lad (Amp, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Eden, 19a. Os. ; Walls End Thorpe, 195.; Walla End Aeon' Close, 19s. ; North Hartlepool, Ns. 3d. ; Walls End Framwellsate,l9a. ; 8044 Durham. lea ; Tnustail, 1 8 4. Pd. ; West Hs*" 19s. ; Walls Bad Whitworth, 16a. 6d. ; Holy ,' well, 17a ; Wylarn. 17s. ; douth Pea/stk. 144. 9d. ; Moils Hart*, 16s. fd. ; Dandson's Hartley, 16a 9d. ; Hasting's Hartley, 16e. 9d. ; Heward's Hartley. 16s 63. ; lounbert's Hartley. Ho. 6d.--46 ships at market. HONOtiliB 70 RIFLI-RHOOTERA IN Baum:m.- IUL Gilboa sad Perugia, the two Belgians who obtained = sl ni the firing at Vincennes, were received with great in their own country. A &petition of the na tional guanl at Moos went to Quierram, the frostier town, to twelve them, and accompanied them to Mons. When they reached that place, they were received by the vice-president and a number of the members of the Rifle Society, and by • band of music. The former delivered a complimentary speech, and the latter performed the national air. They were afterwards taken in procession to the Town Hall, escorted by a legion of the National Onset and a detachment of the civic artillery. There they ware complimented by the mayor, and, in the name of the town, wine was offered to them. In the evening business Was generally suspended, and • subscription ball was got ; moreover, the pehhe and coffee homes were allowed to remain open all night.