The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-14 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 186 L LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TUIS DAY.) COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. t Wen Ys. (.Nami.sioser lituaibura.) IX Ili ATHILL"? %X 1%1,0X. ... ieskiropt woe • Wilber merchant, .of Throe Kier . i t. I..orilenl-street Na heti she Levu 'sifted is cos ; e tiisly 111141.1, 4. the .tihruralty. , a,. ilia ..4)..unard camniantsga. iseetsse. Toe sr • at. gel over vs year. mod a half, and .how sseesred • ..i I Cr.. with habilstk-§ .4 1.2721., arieurg fr. dr.alke. Tim: roasts were slated as no. 11. in his report no the ease, stair. that the lit I. t.. the eatout of . hiii 1,4.1 here of a vet, e‘tensave • 1i.a.1 .n. 14.1 in I, I.ri•hts •.. .rre trMic hint .164,114, and cinitiant • • .1 I 1.:04a, inautheleat f••r the o obi 1 Ise I...ukrupt lota lept tw cask •• ....o.l..prughtuse to tli Amettlit of ersa 111 I• , I. tRIAOV9 Lea' .tet. Iw the •••41.-ur-s, consent/4 to the bank sr the g'youtel that he e 031.1 not furbish -• ;le( ...04.514 ..111.114:1Y. 'l'b•- uvula were prepared by Mara lianbuz, and It lift W1LY...11 anent', Jre. I ..t.krupt wee as itealmemYstet, ei New Mo..*lntreet. .re. Tibia writhe adjourned certificate gating. 1 ' ..• i.galgr.ptry oregano! in Miarli. lank but the ....alb. •.- bete wlimartrod from time to thee in order that • be total for the feerinery of loose Iwo : v. .faun delta awl upwarbi LOtintaf., ioirta liege n.toneed at 11,01eV. ; but ea yet aufheiest ..ig b... been roiltool to yield a dividend a la to la. la 'Jr. flnler supported. Mr. 11.autlut..r wtol lb.. a...ivies. felt it thrir Join to the ...huo to call lb. *acetic,* of the court to the fact. of he. nu*. Tb. lasekseipt awl appno.utly a. a .•.. i •pet be L.. Caber. yoginst whom pt...., 11.4.1 ba.l ben ...e. hut for tbr lap..{ Imo. the: amnion.* would lure nub nee, omegjsy. Iln 11../anut observed that tie bankrupt Kul been before t..-- Novena of a year awl • balf ; awl he might tab* 'Lod da.a. lie the .I....etme .4 amnia. le a Nttar.tay), hi. Honour olegeeved . V. 410111011 U. he of the open. .• b. load taro raprau..l; ...t p.atiori..l la. coma Mr. I 'enswiatesue.se llolroyil u . . , Mr. 1.. tkleter etpteowl the reWatoe that the cleat& adieu a..• re. eat It. le dr.. assay with at 01101. Ili. Metter cut 1w 'heel.' grout the InertilPste an of the sett.ll,l the car.sainisaiowns gestrally C. 413.11 to til.gt OW le. siltettiost was at owe alathabed, eettsarste would 1 51 treated wathuut the wards specify ... the der. TUE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLDI*O4IOII4ITREKT. ■an tOIDIXAJIT AVTAII AT TIII A IJIA NARA Nu-Act. _ Mr. Aura Ilarfl , nass, eoevieel (Undue et the Alhamhse Miner, lenteetoraittius ; Mr. lkerge Aml,Arr, teessuer ; V.% &bath. Ireid, J ae., Nephew a tie proprietor; Mr. Agri , . IL Lobrro. noilormaa ; sal Mrs. Ithughta Mart, lanfthesper, an at the eases eetelgigueest„ were charged t. fore )Ir. Raeder with eareinaitting a violent swath, sad 44n.; gnevow. h Id , h.arta to Mr. /leery Hart Davie, 18, Ytell.m.lll osau.kvr .4 the palace. _ - %if I.. 1•14, jun., of Ety.plwat, prosseeled ; Mr. 40411 api.ared, io , tructed by Mr. Cbi.lley. foe the do- Naluats. Mr Letitia, in i.peiiias the rasa. mid the peocisediego were takes fur a violent eeseult co.uhatted Oa Mr. Davis, the ....Ault lath{ of scab • riatare t h at at tine time Mr. Dave's Ile wee ile.poired of by the medical geetlemen called in, awl even sow Mr. Dere. rat in such a Mate that it was irobAble that hi. woribip would have be called la to tole depoeitems. lle should only call two witnesses to-day, $l.-luding the niedie..l luau, Lod thee ask for • remand 1.1 • week, by wltt..l time, perhaps, Mr. Davis might be able t. 'Meta Mr Lewis then went as to dmoribs the 'Atom of the amitult as follows: - Fur Daum time pad the receipts had not been what Mr. Davis expected, and the defentleete heviak heard, or imigined, that they were all to be illeclutrge.l. fax the pmt three week, bad carried awed on a system of annoyance, tell uo Friday eirlit Yr. Weis was invited into • room, under the pre tence that &gentleman wasted to me him, whoa tbs emattlt, whi.ll was one of the nio.t cowardly nature, was committed I.a hint by the four mete dbl. adents -Mrs. Hart, though teeing oo part in the esaault, still, he should be able to prove. sidles in it. Mr. Orridge, barrister. here entered the court, and said he +initiated for Mr. Laf Irma 11r. Lewis, Jut.. awe celled Bartholomew Archdeacon Dunce& It K(l &, 39, Frascie•treet, Tort legion-vinare, who said—l have atteadW Mr. Mavis, and inv. called in on Saturday morning shoat 9. sad found him ruffermg from a severe Nervous An*, and haring severe marks of bruise on his chant and other part, in:llAm; the lower. I discovered 11141 fracture, but • crackling of the nba awl a of breathing, and hi exporiona lion was timmil with blood. Tbe consequsace of the de pe,ee4 rib might had to ieternal liannorrimge. I yester day looked on his Calllo with some suspicioe. I had • Gee ratation with auothar lattliCSl man. The Jejuna. were tie exult Llow. or kola, and ho 1.101) waa much swollen. Mr. Sleigh Would there be soy danger in his owning here! ILr. Dusan— Yea He suns here on Saturday against my °Were. Mr. Shish - I its quite satisfied with such a respectable riSsoo es Mr. Dumas 's. Mrs. Cecilia Ltsvis, wife of the prosecutor, said-1 reside at 1•, List, sad my husband w as auctiooeer and the manager at the /Loyal Alluunbra Palace. Os Friday gypsies I.,st I west to the palace, and shortly after twelve beard ,reams of '• !larder," awl treat to the committee room, the door of which was looked. Mr. Leotard was with me sad other.. I tried to get into the room by pushing the door. I raked Mr. Leotard to break the door open, and b. pushed it, hat it did not open the door. lira Hatt said, - Keep the door shot," bat it opened, and Mr. Charles Wyl.l eats. out sad called for water. I said to Aim " Wind is the matter" mid he said, "Only a lady has touted ;" awl the door of the room was issteatly locked, Mr. Wyk" taking the water in. The defendant Botcher was in an ina.r nom. I asked him what was the matter. and he re plied," ?4,..thin. - I tM. g. it iat o the lialLead saw gay Imbibed. Laforest sad Mr. Wyll were them. 1 Wad Mr. Leiforeat how he derwl to strike my husband, sad be mid be was sorry he had sot a horsewhip. Is book wary bees is his body, am/ Mr. Weld mud, "I wish to Ood I bedlam," him, fur I owed et hair a long while " My hatband was taken bora% sari la. kept his Led Mace. My busked is 411 years ag. 111'. Sleigh- Mare you described all you saw! Ni.. Davie-All that was said exactly, 'Laden I saw, sod that is all I know about tb• matter. My lissairead seat Ise Mr. Wry, th• proprietor. sad thew west km& Mt. UMW-Was sot your husband at his edam or flake. am ir r Itv a t:- -ma No ;be y got pat of his bed to ease Mrs Orrkle— II Lyn you 'pokes to Bayou,* about this matter sines? Mrs. Days* —I hays not. Mr. Iwo&aril waa within, awl Kill ol tbe harm 11,:4 Mr. Oresligs -Wh...ent for Dr. Nmess! Mn. Dam s—l I hr has attended him since. 3111% low* Aid two physicutis bin also boss is coo• imitation. _ _ liesdon Lei us understand where the assault took place. MIL Davis-10 the treasurer's ofitee. Liiwts—ThAt is •'1 tits evidence I shall call to day, sod I must ask a rersood. r. fasigls-1 du sot ottend to ask your worship, &flier the medical wasidesiee. to daselmege the defeuthuits. but to seats Skaslt bars a comp:Pie w. We/ to the m ur d erous c h arge prof saanst than by yr. LOWia. y clients shirk so iswiairy. tot I a.l. that thins own reousttisanoss limy be Wes. XL Leer.— It wee ad hoeing es Iletertiar the 11011011• Mete Mr. bays was in wise the deleeileehe noopirasse were teltre. /11r. ISO;de - it—Tbereolical mos V. soled that the prose. moor may be hereto a meek The .befeseleat• were dam hood over M the sum of 1001. sorb to appear to • 'wk. )W ATREST. LA KW ANNA IN A ININS•CWAAL With.,. rippi.r, a buikler's letworar. was abespd blame 111 r. Coins, with stesling• pasality d Mee from do cellars of Mr. Warm. efotlserisir•West. dr y . Wass" who is the essbeetor fw the " AGM be bed • Ise maw besl• sni sl a Sile old Wm. the gam weilidehe whieb bed boss brisk& Lady mese se re is tbs sell IS was km& thrit the st work those MOO emelsetly pate% as es s ia k. Is fa& Weis germ& swam& dISIMISIVIS led 'Ws mar the maim of this see* sea um of Ih wes • Sew As sio sesteseeel is Ns a sesethe'biutriesesset Ma& st poymest , 4 a dos of X. for so • envois& IS woo ultimately dissovered that the ward= h. 4 bights WM the seam. esd Weiss sem& a wise at the vletep el 1821., wake they hen= st Ols Imp. sad obi& they meta* mosseisted • ss it hod Wee m sts& tilde - hew. ea IV Mom Owns bottom assmsd—l ma houses le '''•••• el the Eum re& header, mpg& epos the alkosaiuss sad rep a i rs m Mr. Wends bless Elseditis- Isms. The sod saws ether nee wore employed siet e r toy is earevaties sew weed et the leer ef IL hems. I told the primm e r Vest be would IMO to • 'tom phosd ems the top & • collw, awl th.-it be WAS to take c4re sot to distorts it, and not to let it get knows, a• them wan valuable moperty is the celLie I gave similar iestru..tems to • OW .11 0 .insal Antlionv. I sole led those two because I thought they were the most trust worthy emougst the men. I have aims ascertained that the sloe has bees maw% eJ, and from whet I halal from the Lel std les, now present. I disclaimed the mimosa aad Anthony. Another man is implicated, hot he is now is prison for an assault. Jonlili John Styles, a Iwl of shout 12 years of age. de- Posed lam employed with the labourers at Mr. it arse v. At about breakfast time pt "'chick) on Thursday morning the prisoner put me down into n vault. Ile let rue down with a scaffold cord. and I brtio,tht up seven hottlee. I did it "at teen." The first time he let me &IWO I brought miaow and then I went down :lain for four mute. He and Aatholy had the wren bottles. Anthouv And he drank • bottle 'einem' them, all Ind a Ludo drop they put into thy kn, :Lad the other au, huul., doss too: away. That is the only time the psi...mei h.rl aoy,hin-4 to ao with it. but Asthony and the other rose who i in prison lost hie down other times rod I took owe bottles for then,. I noticed tbei were very large bottles. Mr. Currie- How did they c.t the bottle open to drink the wise? Did they break it oi get a corkscrew Withrow—Taylor tonic mot the oork with his lingers. Mr. "tilotly he omit not do that. Mr. Warne -The wine was so ohl that probably the cork was rotten, sad seight I.e p ~thy ftelled out atel partly thrust dews the meek. as it would tweak is pieees. The prisoner said he was not the first to lower the Loy into the The leq Ford.ted that be wan. Mr. ('erne ciid it did not matter if the pritoner did not dere that he let the boy down. Whether he wee the Bret to Jo no or not node little oh& ream. The preioner did not deny it. Mr. l'orrie remounted the jori...ner to nw.iit the apprehen tine at Anthony and of any others who had also stolen the wine. MXIVIrTION OP WILLIAM C 00.4.11. (THIS DAY.) • - The execution of William Coypu, for the murder of his wife. took place this n u rsing at Newgate. The circumstances under which the crime was committed will be fresh M the recollection of the public. The prisuoer and ►is wife were in the habit of gettieg drunk, end while In that state fearful quarrels took place betweeu them. They ►od been to a fueersl m the day the occurrence took place, and as is usual 'moo; h isir people on those occasions, they both drank freely, and when they got bonne they quarrelled, soil the prisoner was heard to utter fearful threats towards his wife. About 2 o'clock in the morning he rushed into the street with his throat cut. The prisoner eraltieneired to make it appear that his wife had first cut his throat ■od then destroyed herself, but all the fads et the case positively negatived such a silrestion, and there was no doubt from the evidence that the prisoner had io • fit of ilruuken passion first destroyed his wife and then attempted to kill himself. Ever since his coodeinnatioci the culprit had con tinued to assert hie innocence ; and on Friday last, whet lie pitted for the but time from hie father and his three ■i.tcra, he again positively decl.aol he was inoneent. He has mule the arras atattgaeat t., the Rev. Mr. Davis, the oedieary, and also to the Coverers of Newgate, Mr. Jonas, ►at he at the same time strangely enough admitted that he had been properly aerieted by the jury upon the evidetese and that his sentence was • just NM and the impressiou mein the minds of the &tithe rites was that he iutended to admit that he had killed his wife, but cote/tiered that he was not guilty of insider because be was so drunk at the time that be did not know what be was ahook and that be was drives to commit the act by the violence and provocation lie mosived from the dammed. On Saturday he wrote • letter to his father, io which he azniu bade him Caswell, and also declared that he was innocent of the crime for which he was to suffer. Slienff. Cockerel' arid Twenty-man, accompanied by their Uo.!cr.:Sheriffs, Mr. Deputy hrvar and Mr. Gammon, arrived at the prison soon digs 7 o'clock, and they were received by Mr. loons, the Governor, and Mr. Hum phreys, the chief warder, who accompanied them to the prisoner's all. He appeansl quite calm. sod seemed to be en gaged in sanest prayer with the Haw. Mr. ' , swim, ate Ordinary. Shortly before 8 o'clock Mr. Jonas, the Governor, addressed the culprit, sad told him that he had only a very Mort time left, rid if he wished to my anything, or desired to make say communication in reference to the crime for which he wee to suffer, he had better do so. He replied in a firm tone. "1 have nothing more to my-1 am innocent." Shortly after this the culprit said he felt faint, and a small quantity of brandy and water was given to him. The cul prit was then pinioned. and as the clock of St. Sepulchre'. Church struck rt. the melancholy procession moved towards the scaffold. The prtwoar walked firmly, and just before be arrived at the foot of the scaffold he turned round and shook bead. with the warders of the pri son who were following him. He was thou placed ender the I drop, awl be ',rayed fervently with the Ordinary for two or three minutes • his last words were " Pray God forgive me," and the drop fell almmt at the same moment, the culprit sppearies to die almost without a struggle. Is has bees already stated that the prisoner inflicted very serious injury upon himself at the time the act we. eammitted. The wound in his throat was five 1 Waal la tenth, sad it appeared almost miraculous that so injury was inflicted either upon the carotid artery Or the jugular vein, in which case death must Merited, have been the result. The wound reached, recording to the ytatement of Mr. Gibacia. the sorgeos, to almost within a hair's breadth of both those vital parts of the human body, and it appear. somewhat extraordinary that they were not injured. The culprit was ouly )l year. of age, and was shout 5 feet 9 inches high. and a strong muscular man. The body, after hanging the usual period -namely. one hour—we. cut down, and it was found that the rope had cut com pletely into the wound the unhappy man bad innicted upon himself. and bad made a most ghastly gash. Ills countenance was placid. soil did not exhibit the slightest indication of his having died a violent death. The crowd assembled was immense, and it was computed that there were at least from ten to twelve thousand persons present. A communication from Sir G. Grey, the Secretary of State for the Home Department, via received on Satur day afternoon by Mr. Jonas, the governor of Ne stating that the whole of the circumstances connected% the ease had been carefully considered, and that nothing appeared in them that would warrant the Secretary of State io recommending her Majesty to exercise her prero gative of mercy. It appears that a petition was sent to the Home.ofice by Mr. Lewis, who conducted the prisoner's defence, praying for a commutation of the capital punish ment simply upon the group,' that it was proved at the trial that the prisoner and his wife were both the worm for liquor at the time the fatal occurrence took place, that there had been some quarrelling betweew them. and that the prisoner in all probability received a good deal of provocatioa, which it wu urged would teed to the crime to manslaughter. The sheriffs, Mews. Ceekendl and Twenty,' we, went to the Home-Aloe on Thursday to in quire, as is eu.temary in such cases, whether the Home deeretery had any instructions to give the psi. sear. but aa Sir G. Grey was at Helmond, were only enabled to have an interview with oar of the oder illiweetaries of State, who, upon being informed of the nature either'. visit, at once despatched n telegram to Sir O. Grey, who directed the formal reply above mentioned to be emit to the sheriffs. The condemned sermon, aa it used to be willed, hes, as the public is aware, bees loser since abolished, ' but the culprit was present yesterday at the usual service in the chapel, Lod appeared to pay greet attention to the discourse of the Ordivary. Oo Friday be made mit a list of several articles of female wearing apparel belonging to his wife, whist were taken ant of his apartment by the police when ho was apprehended, and requested the sheriffs to hand them over to eertaia of his relatives whom he earned, and they very kindly promised that they would me that his request was oomplied with. The prisoner somewhat ostentatiously signed his name " WilLiao thou, October 11, laril," at the bot tom of the when he handed it te the sheriffs. He has been by several of his relatives during the past week, sod en Saturday hie father and ewe of his sisters parted with him for the LA tie*, Irk am me; be imagined, the erese wee seed a Toy affeaderithemelphea. HANonto 01311•10CLUT CONSUiltallp.--The fol lowing eheatieg pesepaph is derived frees • Disarm paper ~Se Ossieseed Cossiet Fraser.—No weed has yet ems fres 1M Hoose Secretary m to the f a t. of llsser, the area who was meSeled at the List Creek Onset of the murder of ilDiersay stabbing. le the seettise Ike NOW we b o u rn , L ave had two applisigisee Gem persons anxious I. easy late effect the setemes puma upon him—Wm. Calera% el Losidoe. mid Memos Askant, Maltby, Yorkshire. The forms slates Mot he will perform the duty at his navel feed ID aeleem, exclusive of travelling and other ex pense. ieeleieg Int-class railway fare ; while Askew ems to do it at about half the ens, and thirilclass rulway fare. Alient, besides the recuturnendatioe of cheesier, miss Is be • better educated min than ealcraft, esil este reveal say respectable references." The Set seises sissies ft entirely. " Better educated than °akar' is egniyaleet, we Imagine, to saying that Asters bee bed a wider experience, and can tom fun sae etl with relater nicety and pecisioe. It is remarkable that verb talent ma be procured at half-price, died will seetesseed to accept thini.class fare. As she question of Nem is • awe of this sort ma only refer to • esa's dezaerity is pinioning and Doming. the " respectable Wares= " of the Weary print win probably be dittiesd ban the relatives of such unfortunates as 4n acquired issonsiality at the !sods of ibis "eiteciated Maltby hatinss—ndiaboimii Courant. ANOTNiIt ArrIDENT Tuftoroff Czniroursz.—At noon u Dr. Andrew Dell, of llarriagioe.square, was seaseding through t'mwle‘ street, bis foot caught in the duel wire in the estended diem of • ladassehst from the apposite direction, causing bin , to fall sadly or the gilleemont. fracturing the Soma et Ides isida....These tailing esemplieetionq of wire and cane have lately been the cause it several similar aocidents of this ciescrip . Soft LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. in zuecnuc rnroaull.) NEWMARIOEY MEETINU.—{THIS DAY.) MWEEPSTAKES OF 20 SOVS. r.eewy 4 ma. SELLING HANDICAP. Cat t.b . Nowburilme . . 10 nil. NAT('H. Dam, Mnadtaanau beat Voltolla. ENTI:S FOR Ira HANDICAP PLATE. Ceaartwitch ---- Saul:e yrs. 71b ; Sir William, 4 us, at al b; Bon darer, aird, $4 ; !kWh* 5 yrs, R 4 rlb ; Eels). 3 / 1 , 4 71b ; yrs, Ast, tilb ; LIMO Arnie, 4 yrs, Sat 31b ; Ringo( Narmada, I yrs, sit 31b; The Brewer, arrel,SM 31b Amelia& 3 yrs, Asl, 111 • Mdlle. Chaatdly, 4 er s. 71st 131 b; 4 in, 7041311:; Mocrliso, 4 yts, ist 10Ib ; Weasel, 3 yrs, 74 71 6 ; 3 yrs. 74 31b ; Rack, 3 )rs, tilt 111 b ; Russia, 4 y rs , 311) ; Amy, 3 yrs, Sat 2113 ; Las easter. 3 yrs, 6411 b. All ars hare. ENTRY FOR TWO YEAR OLD PLATE T.Y.C. Fig. Mond*. rot. Alexis. c by Harkszray, Roney, Oaring.' e. rammilarle, Patriot, Costa. Palm Oil. Jun Iran. Paradox. Millie. do Charnpigay, Elizabeth, Malek, Nottingham, and Watchman. All are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF MO SoVS. Lone.' del Laga. Bertha, and Daughtxr are here. et:MARRY:II'CW STAR LS.—PAID FORPTIT. —Ago Webster, Re , ket, Moursvier, Ebony, Pax, Bro to4cliiiiclam, King of Kest. Heuhant Lar•, Roe, Invadcr. Emulous g, u m . piss, sad Rupert CUANWELL ffrAKrsi (null To•mottow).—PAlD FORE VT. —Ace of Clubs, Ni4htwatch, c by PArbatus, Abbess, M.A., Kin Christmas, Moons, his f, Luutruon, Fighting Cock, and Argonaut. (mint Amin - ALA.—Tattler, Millionaire, Bonnie Belle, shepkerdem, Claire, Audrey, Bally Edmond, Bravo, Deeper, Rouse Dragon, Tom Bowline, Borderer. Predictor broke down and scratched tor all eugag climate. LATEST BET'i NI:. CFNAREW ITCH. 41 to 1 opt Pia►ism (t) lOU to 15 La Vapor (1) 12 to 1 Squire Percy (t) AIL Dud Dos. DO.ls.g.dp.o Ds. & Zollaio&tabaurodid Da. Doekroas dp. bal l ike 4 "*.durich liod. dadssoodlopllMAL Do. SPIDAIL Sao. Ds. hiss KLK DOM OdodlisD /Min Dodd TADookllp.dpd Oak*. =poi oval Immedes DIA loam Do. iabudpcoo Do, li p. Deboat Da • p. at. do Do. M. do. Isal 71 °edam(s lielbouner Grand Trask .1 L...& Do. • pot at Prof. Do.lee.Pret.ll p.cl.lle. De. 3 par et. Dolma Do. / pay at MC Do. do. INC— Do. do. ORM Pootheula Si I. pre ask ... in _ ?800,1 Ne — Tr — Ol B. at li sa dl:4 s 04 , 4: . 91..W00l Do. dew Dodp.aDdodo/73.740p Do. di do.. 77.01t..0p. Do do. TS wl Do./4p.0d.Dda.D 41 17% Nadir Orr. Of pot al Do. do. =lt Do. de Dif ot. Do. d pr cent. do ct.Boods S. Divondok ct C•nols olms • on. Do. Mx odip. land do. II D. do D esp. do. U De. do. bad do. In Salad._ 1 D lt. Pura Dalatilltatot.g.fp.o trialdsoljAmitedjilerlp liele a Am NM IN WI NON el /11.00 0 111.11 1 0 0 IS IN WIN IN IN N N N N K is was am is.ssess 10.01 WO N KEN 550 IN H iii TO n 0 70 0_ is l i II idi li I 1, 1:i 1111 SD 101 100 101 101 102 - 1 el 1 1 1 1 1 SI se 67 MI V/ 111 • it - - Mi 4 4 4 e i i she lost I 100 1 101 i $ i 101 100 I I SS N I I IM IS 011 OS 14 111 ft 67 II 61 6! 'is 21 SDI $1 U s 0 n se se 101 '7* 2$ 14i 14 . 4 , M 61 I7i 11l _ad a SO 40 40{ Mi COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& HARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The weather was very fine yesterday, and te-day is re markably vo ; it iv in fact brilliantly clear, with the wind light from & to S. F. -w iliesuWilyraaiserk to this market of homegrown wheat aal dour was rather lea than the previous. Barley short. Malta little increased. Oats rather more liberaL Beans and peas moderate, with a few tares. Scotch and Irish oats a small quantity. The foreign arrivals of wheat were mo derate. American and Russian dour—a small supply of American barrels. Barley—rather more li b eral, principally Egyptim Oeits—a moderate quantity, Russian, Swedish, baaish, rod Dutch. A good supply of beans from the Meditemu3aen. lot soy peas or taros ; sad humid and rapeseed a small quantity from the Black S ea an d E as t ladies. d. neverel panel. of hemp and mustard seed from Hollan The exports to the Continent of wheat and four were very much lees than fur tome time poet. English wheat U. to 2a. per qr. dearer, but th e advance checks business. For e i gn I s . higher than this day week. Flour Is. per sack and barrel higher than Monday last. Barley for melting, nothing doing, the weather continn• leg too warm. I thinning sod grinding descriptions firm. Oute, fine old r .ro fully lid. dearer than this day week, with a fair extent of bushman doing. Other descriptions learn active. I :tan; and peas as on Monday last Linseed and rapeswal firm. In cloverseed and trefoil little doing. Vinton' and manly sued, no change. FLOATING CAILLOES.— Few on offer, but prices tolerably firm, especially maize._irtat. and Kest, whit., new, 60s. to 634. ; ditto, fins old, 545. to 565.; ditto red, new, Us. to 59a.; ditto, fine, old, 50s. to 525. • Norfolk, kc., fine, old, —a. to —a; red, new, —s. to —s. ' Foreign : Dantaie, 58s. to 62n.; Nan, 645. to 665.; extra, 665. to 685.; Konionbor& bk. to fills.; ditto, extra, Ms. to G4s. ; Rostock, 56e. to 66e. ; Itsddimbing red, 56‘. to 665.; Uckermark ditto, 58s. to as. ; Americas white, 58a to 61a; ditto red, 525. to 575.; Oasodioa, ISEIL to 610. molting, 38i. to 395. ; Asa. 445.. grinding, 34a. to 3.is ; and distilling, Sts. to 36a. par qr.; fzespmding, 335. to 36a.; ditto distilling, 345. to 37a. —a. to --S. MALT. —lmelda. Lax and Norfolk, 595. to 63a. ; Rae 60 63i5. 5. ton's. s. • 'lepton and Wars, Kn. to 721 a; brown, Cisie..:English feed, 275. Od. to 01. ; potero, 29a. to 31. ; foreign, 17.. ltd. to 245. ftrst, 30. to 325. BEAM-English tick, 38s. to 41a. ; harrow, 40s. to 445. ; pigsos, 40s. to 44. ; foreign, Mazasan, 345. to 38s. ; tick. 365. to 40a. ; K • berg, 39.. to 41. Egyptian, 35e. to 37.. ram.-English 38a. to 42..; whits) and NM 3k. to 40e. ; maple, 40.. to 43.. grey, Its. to 36..; kg, 33e. to 3as. ; foreign, 31. to 375. Ft.ous.-English town,4B. to 505.; ditto fine, 50. to 515.; country, 435. to 444. ; Bodo& and Sutfolk, 38a. to 41..; Frisch, -. to -a pa seek; American, 26. to 32..; Canadian, 27.. to 12. BPsnith. 455. to 52.. lirnsan Coax.-White, 39.. to 42e. ; yellow, 4N. to 43.. FLOATING CAZGOM all C. F. and L -Wheat : Berth. *saki and Marianopir, p.r 492.1 be., 43e. to 56. ; Ohirka, 48e. tons. ; Polish Odes's. per 480165., red, 455. to 475. ; white, 54a. to 56a. ; Danube sad Galata, 434. to 40e. ; 36. to 39a. Barley: Egyptian sod Syria" per 40016 x.. 3k. to 27. ; Odessa and Caput* do., 25a. to 2bs. Beene : Egyptian, par qr., 31.. to 34e. Main : Odessa end °Mats, per 4921 b.., 32a. Od. to 355. ; lbnil sod Bulgarian, par 4101b5., 30s. Od. to 35a. ; Preach, do., -s. to -s. ; American, do., 325. to 355. BEIDE -Csamkry seed, par qr., 41s. to 48s. ; e u r k s is t mod. per qr., 465. to 48a. Mustard mod, Per white, N. to IN. ; brown, 9s. to 14s. ; Linseed s p.r in. crushing, 50.. to 58s. ; Linseed cakes, English, par I,=, 12/. 15s. to 131.5 x. ; American, thin, in brls., par tow, 101. 56. to 101. 155.; do., thick, round, and oblong, W. 10s. lo 10a.; Bahia, IN. to IN. ss. Marseilles, 91. 5.. to 101.5 a.: Baps cakes, 51. to 51. 10s. isarvAis urro Lomax room OCT. 2 TO ocr. 12. Ines& Dister. Ocedwiss.l rim qrs. Int .. W 65 WU lordip MOO NM nPoirm.—Wheat, 11,45: Maa. Osta. firo- qrs. 14100 7.43 I • ! 1135 I 1411$ i 4140 _ •• • • •• • • _ • •_• • 'Besse. Pees! Flour. ra qrs. ! gbrio soks. SI7 . 1 ' SU ... 16318 , .. .. 9161, ••• • • • ••• • • _ • • . • qrs.: peas, '67 iiOU4 7.i)6 MINCING LANI.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —370 hhda. of Porto Rico sold at 965. to 40s. ; 7,000 bags stayed Manilla, at Ms. to 36•.6d. ; and a float, ieg cargo of stayed Kandla, at 2/55., for Liverpool. Raised remains liorms. 46 - 6 - 1 7Vbstaieess has been transacted at fell prices. TILL—A moderate business has been transacted in new De 1 ,01 1 .11 Kaisow Coupes, as full prices. Rics—The demand continuos active, and the busies.' transacted has bees at extreme prices. White Bengal *old at lls. ad. to 15". ; pe aky Madras , Ils. ; old Necranxie, IL. ; sew Rangoon, Its. ad. ; and Rangoou afloat, lls. SALMIS& 100 bags Bengal, refraction 4, *old at 335. Pd. Tho public salsa advertised for to•rnorros comfit of 1,3)0 auks of Wad India, 5,800 bap Mauritius, 3,500 bap Beep& 2,400 hap Iladtaa, 200 bap Borohsy, and 300 bop China sugar ; 800 pokapo Ceylon coffee, 3M bap Trinidad woos, 6,1.30 par-ham tea, and 2,000 bap rice. TALLOW MARICKT.—(THIS DAT.) Th• tiarkid is steady, at the sulajoinad rata :—Town tallow, 50.. 3d. net oash • Pritereherg Y.C., osi t. wok Ms. ; the ear, 51. a. • 'Deoeinher, 51s. 3d. ; January to March. 51a. y ; Mane: 535. sd. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Is 45,023 1.06 2.179 VAS 117.166 11.110 2,11 11.771 45.1111 Na Id. Aft. Id. Rs. AL ela. ild. MIL Rock on howl QM of .... Delivery lad weak Ditto tram hi Jiu Arrival bit weak Mb trots let Joao Prior T.C. per owl thin Any Ditto Tows trot MAU MA. lOW WAS 3.617 63.017 LOU KOK Els. ed. kle. 110 Arrivals km Om meek maim Oat. 111 lad leer. OM w.. 11,4 11 1.7.1 St. aria. Thu animas Met reek eemprieed casks tem l/7 trout South America. sad 38 from other plasee—Te.l7. 117111. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. 111118 DAY.) The rap* ei Web is shorter, and priors for best qualities ere nether Mew bat trade it not brisk. The number of sheep is very mai ; they are readily dimmed of at rather higher raw. Ogres We are rather dearer. From Ger many sad Helloed there are 1,400 harts, 7,960 sheep, aad 145 edam. Ireland —7OO heals.; sad 2,700 from the northern sod midland counii44. Per Moos 44 Ms. a. a, s. 4 Pot doom et Olba. a .a d. Bea &vim, Hand& 4 a o Bost Ulna Ettbdsgb 0 0 Beet Mort-WM_ . 4 4 4 le led Loog•woota.... 4 2 lamed Ina beside I 4a • Do. do. Bborf " 0 • Calvess 1 I• twee a mond (vial 4 8 4 4 a 4 De. 4.. Bbont .... 0 0 beetDoat alf•tireas a 1 1 4 lambs 11000,0 at wit* 4840; lamp sod lambs, 10 790; OWN. in. PIP. 620. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Items. Palisades sod Smith report that there is s steady demand for coosumptrou for both emir and old hops at arm ram. Duty, 110,00 W. to 115,00 W. lio MO a. 10 Ps IN 8114RII LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctoot. In the railway share market to-day business is limited, apart from that connected with the settlement. The alteration in prices consists of an improvement of I to g per cent. in Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern . ; a decline of in Rasters Counties and lin Great Western. London and North-Western stock is now quoted ? 9 , 11 to 2 ; Greet Western, (iBi to 69 ; Midland, 1 t o 125 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 103 i to 1 ; Eastern Counties, 524 to j ; Caledonian, 1031 to 1041 ; and south Eastern, 781 to 70. Lombardo Venetian Railway shares have de clined to ,)to I prem. East Indian Railway stock is rather dull. WIDUIAJLT IMAMS AND UTOCIL St I NI RAn.wars. lovas,* oh amour v./. 8 1 rt. IMILAChiIiJOIL Milk and Typo Beekoo. no Moard,•ll4l.o Bristol d Ikethre othwtonion Oork sod Bandon.. lOorawoll D*. • Ano dlr. until* Do E iph.larolcltoa. Mira 'we. I Dent,Perth. LbiLla Aorchao Luton Comsat@ Maw o kitook• Lo. Steak Lod Suffolk Glitibtirwrind Ol Ydlohni.Paetk, Dundee Forth sod Clyde Jana iGklatow t IL Minim Urett North of Sootimod "limit Northers PL too ki 1001 100, 1001 1001 1001 De. N it - o - 7.*! qt. month West. (Ira :1 lunit Wolters Dn.StourVal.Osa.Stk ldamahlisd V orkettp 'Loudon sod Black wall Lou., Beletton,ftfi.Coso lAsSsu.Chathes.ADov I.oatittoio d North Wasio tic 1:10,1A+ LondontBouthWister. Loodusdsert&Colarals Do. sad isstsidlts Msn.,llbst.Alluselsist I N etropoittio Midland . Do. Now Do. 11111m.it 3114. 04. W.. (Ire.) Mid loot Notreaollo sod Oldish. Newry* Armigh.dot Newry, Worm.. MINA Norfolk North British North Dom Natl.& D. Do. • N. ltarioro—Soridek Do. Do. Lodi Do. York Nortk yodou North&S.Westershuho North Fitattor.trittro NotteUrentheaultste I Peebles • Potts ithymogy douttlah Oiutta Scott ishatNab M N. Lead Abw.lslk k bhropehlr• Umbel Nitiagbottramelbsom Math Devou Booth Utters tiouth Wais• _ S. radii • amber •Misee.Walazge MaskMe a Mho 111Ie r v MINN ele. Do. Vale of NeMal Violate Sim • MAD= Wel Oannra N W.lma*pooldarb.Dßl iDdlas4—uslurd • DM* B•WpOrt DiNo lierefind MOILIttiX A Argyle • No lmams di Ardwavas 2 babas.,.. t ..rz all 1= IL J te Graliesei•i. an • Manua= Mt.. a Sall 'II Icbgrind ii Dut74ll - 61; -- tilt all lasiora of haws . all 114.1taastan gua. & p. a W GL Ordeal of France all al Innambg. Cont. 8L all Italia Junction all ilana Osastanco It hal& all Wen aua Turnhout all 'Ayala aad Omura ail Immo Antonia all 'llassAlltge t Br the an [D•Ap.s.PrL 1 Bala Sou. all , /fanu at /rano.-- la I Do. New Shun l, all lforwaglan Trunk Prot 111 Ottoman "tharrnaAidln: rails all , Lyons. and nada all Parts and Orleans If aeon. and 8. francium (Purtuun haw) g. 1 p. C. 14,11ga and Dunabuzg an P.oyal Danish an Royal Bwedlah all ' Do. 7 par cont. all Sambre sad Hawn all 8 = normal. Pra 0 t otllso.)g.7pereL IS S.Aost.* lom-Venetias , I S. Eof Portugal7perct IV all Soothers ul Prsuas - MI I WasSllreders all Do. 14 par awl Prot all Mot dt N. W. at Franco S [Waltham al Asada lif of 1 4 SI - N 96 Mg 1061 a i 10111 41 4 IS 14 IS *5 63 64 41 63 111 II 86 88 28 88 104 NI 1101 1111 109 111 129 IA 103 106 617 5901 d9i 106 1031 67 66 116 116 48 48 ill .11 u u al ut 6 6 Us NA N N II Ii wit 111 • sio 0 el a 621 Id 1001 100/ t dim p, 68 69 VO 00) IM 96 10i 101 4 4141 s 87 dr IN 121 id 46 ri 15 1 97 44 46 ST 39 7$ 74 60 61 06 96 4 0 S SI 46 ~I lcual — pinl 12 12 5 1 Ot 48 48 42 42 t.B 90 .MAT{. • • a I dis ro 1 t 1 $ loi 4 SI Mi l A .."1 II 4De 8/1 IN) l io Poi 7 dis dt xd isi II U• 11 1W 1 a - 4 II 41. ! dim 1 pm 25 26 I 21 7 1 7 4 I Nutlli ad, amnia roarliallOSß. ~a~,. 1 ~~ Nif edt mei II H Is4i i pm MI 100 i - Pm milt x ta 7 ----- . p.c.,187746 Do. II poreent.,lBoo4 . Ds. Ilysteent..lWsl4 . Do.Opor ci.reb.a/Los Do. 'per et. Itar.rnitop Do. 6 per cent. Cog ot 0 Ilopettp.cLlDSC do. lOW Do. do ISM . Now Droonw.G ov. 6p. ct. . N. s.WalsoGv.6p. al Do. 5 p. c., len to lett: . Do. sp. c., 1698 . Nova Scotts 6 per cent , 1 211 7 . 4. .oov. 'p.c. Bonds . Sic. 0v.59.0. Jon. &J . Do. du. 6p. c. April aug Bantam Ml: MIXT *!u IaIiMEIL A — risefed - aim at ire et bait al i'sdry Midi N. Amelia MM. d Lad* AvalioNs4 gni alas . eft& Sas S Cifts. Mkt r tak id Ors& ...... of Imilua Illest.ltt w at u M G. et Lis. Q. Bask et 1 Di. 4 :1 E — Tr Grin Isbit ° =_ , Ladle at Mai Mem sel Wasloolambor Prowrostsed De. J aw Maud Beak Bova Wiles Bank Wipers Disk elyalarl Mudd% Md Mawdi• ell imam IllaraL. IZI - rik I 6.1 , 16. 1. 61 .. 1.164 4. .. 6. 4.10 6,401 s 4,0001 1.0244 11.01..0 1 4,004 e,eCAI .. 1,5001 4.64 4 ' 4640 , ?.1701 :AM .. MI 4.000 $4,400 1 NM , .. WO! 9,600 1 6 ati:OZio , :: ,7 1034 .. 6111 236 .. 6,Cf6. 1,021 1,001 1 1.0601 .. I Ir-oit ;My. G. Con. ( mina): :East Ha net ;Mogul) I I,Ealt.Caradoa ll* h. &ma (ravlatli.) l ((math r,t St.. Amiga I Gnat &Mb Volvo U. Wb. Altrod i ( im Plar) U. %Vb. Vor ( ,tireurale I Uarod s-root Ittagetoo Downs llody Heitha Margar ;Vag Laboll North Dowur N. Imams (Worm) ;tr. SR Basset (Masai . ) , North Wheal Crotty Par Como (Bt. Maw) Provldeaos (U. Wald) floridity Mla. Co I a. CArsam st. Cirle) • ,8. Cara lima (Illogaa) 8. Davos It.. It Ow I Mining (Um. 8. W. Promos (60051) Wray fork Tamar MAUNA Ma° iTls! Croft liars at Towag i at) Wad sores ( W. Oarattorria ) I War Fiske Wh. Basm:illlogra s k I lab. Buller %mini , Wh. (Calarac WA. Intay_LUo. Leant; Wheal Mary Asa (Igsalwalat) Ttelawurr I Last ro. I elk. I mamma. 1x;64. 10,000', 20,0001 11.0.10 - i:a.., 1!,T ; 6,000 11,1110 00,000 z tiiw ii.:~" SO. NV ■l,OOO Anslo•MottlitsMl t - a i Atlantic ILL Dian ISt (L.) AUautic leL Austratlan Apical. Dalin Watorworka... . Brit.* Man Ma & ToLA Do. B T too ILAUA 180 Do. 0 Canada Lod Deena Do. S p. et. tarp. Deb. LindlastLon.Shippngß &as' rrig.dt CLAM Ylectrio Telegraph Ann. and dust. Cop. Gen. Steam Navigati Great Ship (Limited) Do. IT per cent. Pest Lou. District Tel. (1..) Lou. Oen. Omnibus Co Madras Into". s Canal NaditarransanElouTaL Msditer. IA Tel. (La) National Discount Co NerbuddsCoaktiron(L) Netherlands land_ N. Bruns. * N. WA. ld N..BrN . Australasian.. tool "New Mures • .. I . to. taut I Peal Rim ad*luc Psalm and Orlon. Sift* Do. Now Lbos It to& TN. G.ii 1113pery Ina Lb. taw doyal Ma dims kotttob Amt. tavola South Australian Lod Tel. dory Do. do. Do. do. ltdoidotorod Ag.ot Australia (Ltroßod) !trot laws. Lu.Co.U.Csaada Um Kingdom Tel (1.) sao Idomods Load.— U)LONIAL 00VI/XILEDIT SIICUATII CL prioes. 107 71G 106 106 106 106 id 101 i 106 001 1 1 06 zd 100 106 ad 106 110 100 100 10e 200 Is 4 IN le 100 100 110 166 104 No. INI I I Pd. ICL I ' WO 370 tai 74 idi 27 371 21 3* 12 34 41 be 66 4. 6 441 11 2 Si 31 id. 6 46 4i 46 :4 2 3, 41 51 g 4 io V . 41 a IIOU i d - 1 tou I S Ile 715 27 26 6 1i 11i I. J ,611z1 36 60 7,1 1116 *3l 66 20 IS 6$ 11 be 'i 13 14 ill Ib4 CI. pri,ft. I Midis. 14 1 1 4 1 2 :a 20 4 i si 29 32 IS Is 1,1 a 11 107 110 10 17 SSi 34 i 106 lee 'in ISO li SO 4i. I tm e 117duipm I Si 11 _I _l.l 1 1 1 1 I ii II Pal I 6 lt a 11 l i i ;I I le if It I G 68 60 GT 00 !! IS . Pm idisi paul idle pal 9 10 PAOTINCIAL SEAM MARKETS. Lmtasont., Oct It—Noon pikes :—Caledonlans, 10.4. 1041— Great Western, est, 04—laneellsir• and Yorkshire, 1004. 1004 — London and North Western, PM 91&—M anchester , Shethdd, and Lincoln, an, 4.l4—alidland, ISt, 1 North Eastern, Ber. wick, SOL 1004—Month Eastern, SW. 11s. MASCIIISTRI, OCT. It —A quiet market and prices a shade lower.—Eastern Counties, 10 11-10—Lancsahlre and Yorkshire, 1031-311aschniter, Sheffield, and Linoolashire, SS—Midland, 124 4—North Eastern, Barwick, 1004—South Eastern, 23 tits— Doren live per Cent. ,11. paid.. I s. Cal. p.-1 nlon Bank p. BIIIIIII6IIAIT OCT. IT— ham Guaranteed chew( to day at 70 to 75—Oreat Western ournad.a.Balf Redeemable, 911 to 92—Coventry and Nuneaton, 112 to 114—Month Stafford& 104 sellers—Birmingham Canal, SIO to 90 —Worcester Canal, 1! to 124—Staffonishire Gas sold at 90—Birmingham Waterworks, Ziel seUen—Birmingham Waggon Preference, sa. to es. prem. Market quiet, banner smiL RECIPE AND 840 FRANCISCO PERNAMBUCO RAILWAY COMPANY (Lrmlrsv).—(THlS DAY). The half-yearly meeting of the abareholdem wan held at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern ; Mr. R. BLN3OII, chairman of the board, presiding. The report ly circulated among the shareholders, taken having been as reed, The CBAmwAw moved its adoption. He said the director had hoped to announce the opening of the third section of the line ; but the wet weather and other causes of delay bad rendered that Impoqrible. The large amount of rain bad led to an extraordinary amount of sickness, sod no less than l 8 deaths ; and this was an important cause of delay. They had now an excellent contractor, and every possible effort was being made to accelerate the completion of the line. Comparing the lialf•yearly meeting in July last with the corresponding period last ear, it appeared that the paa surer tra ffi c increased 6 1, and the goods nal& 310 per rent. The line was, in fact, now worked at a profit. His oollww, Major Vomiter, had arrived safely in Brazil, it was hoped t hat his visit would be attended with good results. A commission had been appointed for the examination of the amounts ; a. 4 though no pledge land been given on the subject, he hoped the inquiry would issue in an extension of the capital. Since the line wan commenced the Brazilian government had granted several other coommiona, and in every case the guarantee extended to 50 per cent. more per mile than the capital of that company. The government would forfeit its character for liberality if it did not grant au extension. The motion having beets seconded, Mr. SOURADAILI *tuned that the expenditure would exceed the original estimate by about 400,000/. ; and seeing that it was a bond lidc expendi ture, and that other companies benefiting by their experience hail asked for and obtained an additional gua rantee, he could not believe that the Brazilian government would refuse to place them on a similar footing. In reply to questions, The CHLIMIAII stead that there were about 2A5 shares which had never been issued, and that in the next report the board would, if possible, give the working expenses. The report was then adopted, and the retiring directots and auditor re-elected. Tho proceedings terminated with the customary acknow ledgment to the chairman and hie colleagues in the direc tion. CAPTURI OF AN AMERICAN EAOLL—AA the Mon treal Ocean Steamship Company's screw-steamer Ant°. Saxon, which arrived here ou Timpday, was pooening down the St. Lawrence, an eagle dew off the land and perched upon one of the upper spars of the vessel. Here it soon fell asleep, end one of the sailors going aloft to the point at which the bird was seated, made capture of it. It turned out to be a young one. and in fine condition, and "Jack" brought hi price with him in triumph to Liver- pool.—Lirerpool Albion. IMPORTANT CIRCULAR. —A circular has been Issued from the War-office, under date October 8, signed by Lord Grey and Ripon, intimating that the Se notary of State for War with the concurrence of the Duke of Cambridge, and with the desire to coon. rage the Volunteers, consented to allow them to brigade with the regular troops at Aldershott and Shoroeliffe. The number of Volutionrs entitled to this privilege at one time is—Aldershott, 1,:00; Shorocliffe, 500. Camp ui pages will be placed at their diswal. arid, if necessary, hut or barntck aceommodatioo. "tons will be delivered to the corps at stated hours ; but if the Volunteers are deli-- tons of.providieg provisions at the contract prices, special arrangements will be necessary to obtain them at the been suitable to the Volunteers. In both cans payment will be made according to the existing contract rates." A quarter. master.sergent will be attached to the oorps. The volun teers will have to submit in every regulation to military discipline. This circular is evidently a forerunner of others tending to the onsolidation and efflaimey of the volunteer force. Tlll LATE VISCOUNT FORTH AND MRS. LLOYD.— An article copied into the Erprese of Saturday from the Bristol Mercury, beaded "A Sad Story," was, we are as sured, incorrect is several particulars. We an informed that at the time of the marriage of Mrs. Lloyd with Cap. lain Lloyd she was only nineteen years of age, and no ',caudal whatever had then attached to her name. Captain Lloyd received no pecuniary emit. ance from the lady or her father, indeed the settlement made by his father was larger than that of Kr. Clew Loral Forth did on meet ber in the Bench, but after tie proceedings in the Divorce Court, within the last eighteen months. MONEY MARKET-(71118 DAY.) Two scrag[. The funds remain flat. Consols are now quoted I per cent. lower for the account than on &twilit,' afternoon. Little busine.4 is going forward is thin or any other department. In the ahare market attention is chiefly directed to preparations for the settlement. Prices generally are steady. Arrivals of specie to the amount of nearly 400,000/. are announced to-day. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Brutes opened at iibfr., being Se. lower than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 924, 4, and for money, and 92J and 4 for the account. The pre sent quotations are 92a to 4 for money, and 924 toil for the 7th November. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90}, e , $ , d ; New Three per Cents., 904, g, ; India Five per Cent. stock, 104, c, 4 ; ditto Scrip, 1031, 104 ; Five per Cent " eufaced" rupee paper, 964, 4 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 35 pram., par ; ditto June, de., Oa prem. The Turkish Loan of 1854 has declined per cent., being rooted 801 to 2ex die., whilst that al 1858 is steady. at 681 tot/. Mexican Bonds are rather more offered, and are last marked 25} and 252. Sales are recorded as follows :—Braziliaa Ynir-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 91, ; Chi liau Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 841 ; Dutck Four per Cent. Certificates, 991, ex die. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 25e, 1, Italian Five 1-r Cents., 1861, scrip, 691 ; Portu guese Three per Cents., 1853, 47 ; Russian Five per Cents., 100/ ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 92 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 60/1, j, ex dir. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 69, 681 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74. The Linadnshire, from Melbourne, has arrived with 207,0001. in gold, and the Atrato, from the West Indies, with 186,0001. in specie. About 9,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday. The Liverpool ootton market on Saturday was firm. The sales comprised 15,000 bales. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Wester. Railway Company of Canada i 8 called for the 30th inst. in London. An extraordinary meeting of the North London Railway Company is convened for the 25th inst., to sanction the raising of the additional capital au thorised by the company's acts of the present year. The receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the week ending the 23nt alt. were 4,060 dole. The following is from the weekly circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Suns : It appears that, in addition to the purchases of sugar end other articles this week in the London market on Anions's' account, considerable quantities of wool have been per chesed at the Liverpool wool sales by New York buyers, le meet the requirements for the United States army. At the same time, cotton wahines occasionally to be forwarded to New York; and at Birmingham mad elsewhere, heavy or ders for guns, pistols, &c., are in count, of execution for the same destination. It appears that the shipments of wheat and flour from America to the United Kingdom, during the twelve months ending the Ist of September last, were nearly twice as meat as in 1847, during the Irish faunae. The total in 1847 was oily about 2,450,000 quarters, and on the present occasion it has been about 4,800,000. to the formes year, however, we received about 2,20000 quarters of io dise corn, and this year only about 1,600,000. The year before last was that of the smallest importation of Amer& can wheat and flour at auy time during the past 15 years (with the exception of 184$), the Leta{ having been oily , 103,000 quarters. With regard to the position of the debt of Chili, the Monett Market Review has the following : . The following details respecting the state of the flit and Three per Cent Loans of Chili are from authentic sources: The per Cent. Low when the arrangement took trinea nineteen or twenty yean ago, was 034,0001. 68,000!. 66,000/. 1= been previously redeemed. The s inki ng * fund coin nineteen years ego—the half-yearly sum being 5,0001. ; sad 6 per cent. interest on 66.00 M. redeemed, LUSO/. ; I for the first half-year, r 1,94.1/. This amount was in every following half-year by the addition of the interest ea the bonds] redeemed. By these successive accumulations the total has now reached the sum of 21,182/. for the half year. The aggregate redeemed to this date is no lees then 473,400/., leaving still in circulation 460,6001., bat the sink ing fund is now so large and increases so rapidly that the whole loin will be extinguished in a little more than eigil 9ears. . . . The Three per Cent. Loan amounted originally to 756,0001. The sinking fund commenced fourteen bean ago with. half-yearly, 3,782/., sad has increased by sewn sive additions of interest on bonds redeemed to 6,8201. ft the last jhalf leer. The amount of bonds iredeemod to thin date is 202,50 W., and the amount remaining m circulation is 554,00 W. There is, in addition, the 1,400,0001. of Four-audit-Hat per Cents., contracted by !!seas. Borings lost year at 1112. and the present price of which is about 85. At this prise the stock seems likely to attract the attention of cannelloni who have money lying idle, and who are not indisposed no put • portion of it into dividend•paying foreign stocks ad • class reputed safe. At $5, Chinas Fourevidn-Half per Ceuta. yield to an investor rather mart than 54 per cook per annum, irrespective of the advantage derivable frees the investment of the sinking food. Recapitulating the foreign debt of Chili, as it now stank we arrive at the following total :—Biz per Cents., 450,6055.; Three per Cents., 554,000/. ; Four-and-a-Ha/1 per Coots, 1,400,000 f. ; total, 2,414,5001. This is • very moderns amount, in relation to the revenue and resources of the state. The finances of Chili are remarkably well &donate tered ; for twenty yens the dividends have been paid to the day and hour; and she enjoys, aoeordingly, • degree of credit which ought to form a strong inducement to Vene zuela, New Granada, Famador, and other Spanish-America• states, to go and do likewise. SATURDAT EVICNING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 for the 7tk Nov., opened and doted to-day at 924 " buyers." For money the last price was N g to 4. Thu officio/ business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, i ; ditto fur account (Nov. 7), 920 ; Bank Stuck 2324, 233, 232; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, e ll; New Three per Cents., 904, ; India Five per t. stock, 1034, if ; ditto Four per Cont. Debentures, 1669, 984. The India Five per Ceuta. were dull, at 10Sf to for the account. The March Exchequer Bills wzre quoted par to 311. _prem. ; and the June, 6s. to 9s. prem. The foreign stock market was very quiet, hut prices were fairly supported. The Turkish Loan of 1864 was hteady at 804 to 81, ex div. ; that of 18541 at 664 to ; and MOZICAU at 254 to I. In the market for Bank shares the variations consisted of a decline in Oriental, and an improve ment iu London and Westminster. Oriental In land Steam shares continue to meet with attention, and are steady at the late improvement. blade's Irrigation were rather more offered. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Oeeau Marine Insurance, 4 to 44 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 14 prom. ; Universal Mariuu surance, 13 to 14 dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, gto dis. ; Commercial Union Fire, I -16dia. to par ; Mennutile Fire, par ; Oriental and Genera/ Marine, 4 to tI prem. ; and Metropolitan sud Pro vincial Bank, 4 to 1 prem. MINER-(THIS DA F) Two o'CLoow. Ilingston Downs shares continuein active do mend, and bare risen to 4Q td I. Great Wing Vor ore OffiCially mark in the Stock Ex change s}, ex div. East Basset ale quoted Co to 7 9 ; Mirka Valley, I* to ; Coe. durrow 95 to 100; East Wheal Russell, 3 to b ; East Caradon, 26/ to / ; •lierodsfo.4, 33 lo 34 ; Sortridge Consols, I4s. Vic ; and North Basset, 4} to 6. Foreign and colonial mining awes remain quiet. East dcl Rey are officially marked to j prem. and Great Northern Copper (South Australia)} prem. At South Dolcoath and CArmarthen Consols meeting the 10th instant the accounts showed a debit basses Of 2221.195. 3d. The arrears of all amounted to 1981.145. • all of la. per Shari was made. The Vale of Towy Mimi accounts, presented at the mesl - on the 11th inst., showed a credit balance of 031.10 a CL At Devon Union Mine meeting on the llth inst. the amounts showed a credit balsam of 438 i. ls. 4d. The Ceutral Minen Mine on the Bth inst. made a sill it 21. Ild. per share. ~' id - (4 zil 44 *field! !Teak i ig. 13 16.6 ti .9 !u Ita i4l. is 7R i7L VI a. I - c Ite l .T. ass. Ina, I *p.l a d A T. 1.1. u. IWO. f I di if -lb -161 17* 41 51 110 140 2.3 . 05 Z 101 a I sd ad ml Isd NM 5 I NY I '77 .