The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-23 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) Th. sipt.mhe, setnion of the above court woe opased this h -ruing heron' the Right 11.. tbe Lord Mop*, the •• Aldermen Ner J. fluke, sir f. 11. 3100f1, awl rbslbp., yr.Ailrnmsaal Sherif Abhimt. Mr. tHieritf lank, ..rel 'h r. Poker wderilf Valletta. Mr. Under Inherit( Gaul mon •ait preventesl from being preemt Ly lever. isdis- The ndeudar contains the 113171C11 of In priaosers. Ihe Recorder, is his clam.%) to the grand jury, said he wan Vert MOM to my that, although the vase* COO t..unell in the ealerolar were not niore nunseron. than might have been expected, taking into eontideration the II /I'lo4 whkh Wel elaried Weser the Lod tc.sion, many of Vane were of a yen' ebarueted 11nre were no less. t!..in three claret of wilful murder and three of mase.laugb ter. The tiro ehargo which he would .all their attention to mannt • person awned William Ilqpin for the murder of his wife. Itappeared that .n the Tommie; es,wbich WA• .4M0...el to have been committed, the pH -.Mel IN,. Mtn ...MIDI( WA of hi. boom about 3 o'clock, sal nag met by a poliension, to whom hs attempted to speak, it was then dierovert.l that his flaunt was COL The dice oflicer .aid to bin', "Thus you lutes dm. It al I.t ; have you dose saythia; to your wife?" and be was itish.i.t..o.l to no las if assenting to that. Hie lordship tlees4l.t proper to rensark tlisit the primmer wax unable to tin:at at the tins -, roil User, might be mane doubt sato what rocant t.. imply. Ilia house eras searrhe.l, bsswever, and ln wife was foond with her throat rut, and hia Mate onnt was that bin wife had tr.t cut bp. thinot and after wardacut herons's. There would be evidence am tothe Imi•Iii.011 --f the holy sad as to where the weapon was found. It ud..-ere.l there was no .ell present, and it would ha r the grand jury to look unto the 4141/I, soil give their -popion whether the CALM" 011iLt to In inpurcl into. It ap p. areel that the primmer aid hie wife wen• aeon quarrelling. -.nil .he r eg , 01.11:01 to retire into A neiqldnuir's holm In 1.. take shelter hoot her bustmod. violence. Them would b e evidence to above the term. sa, which the pri• ...our generally lived with the oleceaned • a, it appeartal that when ...her they lived on very atfaetiess de terms, but when wbieb wan eery often the ewe-, they were vary .047 n. I.lme. The nett CMG of u ler win a charge wasn't a perms named Malony, also for thee murder of Ina wife. The CUVIMISLAnCrn IFRP Pan/thing .IMI I 4II . to the former one; the presume mil hie wife 'Minim affectionate terms when sober, mid the prisoner was MVO 4. routs out of Lis moot and state that Ins wife Lad committed suicide. There sons an excep tion ie ime iustanca, and that was they sere not sees quer:Mug. There was the evidence of • into who happeued to be 'Linn,' some inquirica near the jiiimmer'a house, nod M nut paned his house he looked into the win dow, awl sew a man stab • woman. He was frightened at what be Lad seen, and ran sway: but on the following day ho yam Lis evidence of what he bad .4 en. The third charge of murder was option a person named Spitler, who, it appeared, wu • meman tat laved ship, iind was down below, when the mate gave orders for all hands to none up, red the primmer ofuosl t o go up, and upon • party *be is a witu.'s in the case attempting to force him op, the pri.ooer struck I awl it was meertaiiied he had nabbed him. The deceased seeing the knife in tho primoner's howl attempted to take it away from biro, when he 'Wiliest him awl mooed his death. If the grand jury were elitist:led this' thime facts were eittablishysl, it would be their dote to return a true bill against the prisoner. There was another case which involved lon of life, in which it sp js..irril that the prisoner and deceased were quarrelling on topof en and the prisoner struck deceased and knocked him oil the Lon, when the wheel of the vehicle lass,' over him nal caused his death. That, however, would mum., the milder charge of manslaughter. There was another charge of manslaughter, in which it appeared j that the primmer WIN quarrelling with his wife, and de mand interfered for the wife's protection, from which a fight ensued. They were, however, induced to shake heads, anal it appeared that shortly after this the prisoner went up to decemod and sanl, " You struck me in the eye," and struck him a violent blow, which knocked him down and fractured hia skull. There wais soother charge of manslaughter to which his lordship called the at tention of the gruel jury, against a female. Ilarriett Harris, for musing the death of her child by ne4lect. The goodies for them to decide was whether or not elle had the mesas uf =innocence. As regarded pecuniary means there wan so proof except that of her busload!, whole evidence could sot be taken ; there was evideum of the oeighhours, however, which went to show that she was away three or four days together ia • state of intoxication, and the neighbours gave the child food out of companion. There was no doubt the child had died from want of proper nourishment. His lordship said Le was sorry tory that there was mother of those cans arising out of fraudulent bankruptcy, and it woe for them to inquire into the facts, and see if there was sulkiest evidesee to establish • prima facie cue against the primmer. His lordship then concluded by dismissing the grand jury to their duties. NEW COURT. (Before Mr. Commiationer Kerr.) retlerid Gladmg. labourer, Plaided guilty to several indietmente fur uttering forged orders for the payment of if r. °midge. prosecuted, and raid that the prosecutors are Mean. ghoollired and Cook, the drapers. The pruner', another wee employer) by the promentors making hassocks, awl the prisoner used to lake the work home and it wee mini for in the following way: The work been examined en order f o r payment marl Oren to the part for f l Te ai n t tstrmatt::froilt. th a t h l a t t * Me as . fr i a l l eh lr in th. hil lerh ao . d similar some. in the whole amounting to 171., were forged and pre. Dented by the priarioer. The ' , muster wee wotesoed to twelve eiesths' imprinna. meet. THE POLIUII COURTS. (THIS DAY.) TOO 112TIOPOLITAN UNDFIPII4/I.:ND ItAlLWAT.—stsciatorr ..r 'tryst or St o ics IN CLEKNI:NwILLL, Policisonactable Hughearnan, 163 li , one of the minuet ofli,ers of the court, stated that, in acconlanoe with the warrants of ejertments that bad been applied for by Mr. Reeves, the chief surveyor for the Metropolitan Police, sad Mr. Inspector /lust, A division, and which bad been muted by Mr. Barker, he bad ejected the iornme, of the house. 30, Exmouth-street. Clerks's well. nos bowie was I. the occupation of Mr. Meth belly, a tailor. It wee very badly cracked, and the officer .ould put his arm through the holes a the look of the Louse. atsl it hid been foiled necessary to place styles' ...th e . and supports m the windows to keep up the walla. 11. (the officer) had also ejected the inmates the house ii , I luiklford.plaes, elerkeowell, in the mew patens of Mr. Regan. This house is cracked very badly, siol port the ceihnK 1,3.1 fallen. This makes the teeth home is 4 :uthlfonl.place that bas hoes ovelealsed by the is thee ours, •.r within the past three weeks, and several other home, have been previously coademeed la acme .l Irll ID of the works going on for the formation of the Metrore.btaa Insiergroutol Railway. It may be stated that the works are progre .tug very rapidly is the seighbeer. howl of this court. asoneTeg mere alarm he. oressieried bye per. ifilli of the pommel is frost of the Duke of Grafton ribliehroma kept by Mr. Thomas Callow Pa ve . Mestee-reed, and abo me frost of Mr. Colerunea Woe, seat door to Mr. Perry's, bevies rook io to the depth of Mar yy, eve hot. Al this pi, re the tunnel is sad the sulk 1111•11 I. The sinking o f th e =l.r. supposed, was mused by oar of the eater *. bereaieg end weshiog sway the earth that supported the ream, kerb, .Ml pavement. This morning workmen here emedeyod to repair the damage. SOI'THWARK. arritirri . n na•n'll,E AT LONDON•IIIDOL Nerriet 11.1 , , a risipcchible-looking martial woman, with am imam{ in leer ..no., .an brought baton, Mr . rc,onh e ebaspd with atten.ptiog to commit suicide at London .. Gap. M 4 loom, radier•comtable 233 M, said that as &tor. any sight 1% lade after 12 o'clock, while be was on duty mar the railway &Trends' ; he heard some one ca ll oa t that • woman had rue dosed's steps of the bridge to drown knelt Wane*. ran to tM spot arid at the bottom M the steps he mw the primmer 'wiggling with • youog man who was holding her beck. She appeared to be wader the ut. Imam of liquor, end as she maid that she intended to have committed euseide be cooveyed her to the etatiashouse. Samuel harbour° said he heed in the rime house as the prisoner is Nelene.squarm Hermnedsey. she had a few word" with her bualmed l e ns Saturday night, and Tea out of the house. H. followed her and saw her run down the steps of Lsilon•bridge, soil before she got to the bottom she topped up and felt He them caught bold of her sod lifted her up, when she mid that she wasted to drown her self. The constable came up at the time and took her into custody. Mr. rombe asked what she was! The ommeble replied that she was • respectable married woman. Her ovother was in court. The latter, is answer to his wonhip, mid that, she coda 11,4 account for her fully, miler it was the drink she hod partaken of. The prisoner declared that the had no intention to com• ink suicide. Mr. Coral* told her be should remand her for the attend sew of her htcduad, as he could nut think of letting her N After such en attempt. THE STAFIORDSHIRZ AGRICULTVRAL SOCIETY.— A rksßural meetings and speeches from memberi of parliament are now of frequSociety recentlent occurrence. The saki bitiot of the Sbi ff ordahim y took place, mud was f o ll owe d b y the customary benquet. on Friday hot, at which a brilliant company win present. The Haas of Lords and Commons"fwu responded to by the Fad of Shrewsbury, Mr. W. 0. Foster, M.P., and Mr. Wagerha, M.P. Mr. Weguelin attempted to combat the g ore recently laid down by Mr. Newdegate !'. , t to the national intluence of the family prin. "t" . mYlert it would lead to an accumulation of lands, • $O l l would be held in the bands of a few ; but aa politica are forbidde n at the Staffordshire Society's mestiop, the ke • rstilessan visa compelled to desist. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1861. NTROxr: CALA —"sir NIVEA AND THIS SHORE. DANA iO - 1101 7- 1177.-(1•118 DAY) Between I anil 2 o'clock this morning, the wind, suddenly shifting to the southward of west, blew with gloat , Pdenee, cud increased over the flood tide toe strong ai - vanpanial with heavy gusts and driving .bowery. The shipping on the riser, particularly at the duck entiaeoes, was in a state of indesiiiilable confusion at high water, and several collisions took place, involving a serious loss of property. The Ann of Brithani, whilst at hoe, bad her bows stove io, and bowsprit and foretop mad carried away. .% lug twit foundered at Fast Green wich, the crew, consisting of three men, being providentially saved by a Harking smack. On the ebb, the current being aided by the gale, two tiers of vessels dragged from their nea.nngs, and falling athwart haw,e of other., von. aitlerahle damage to spars, rigging, bulwark., and boats eras .tfter high water the gale subsided con. siderably, but era. still so violent as to impede the steam iest trattie materially, the smaller yowls being scarcely able to make head way against wind and tide On the shore the damage done to house property is immense, several L o use. in the South London districts having been nearly denuded of slates, tiles, chimney pots, cowls, which, falling into the roadways, inflicted serious injuries eu puosengers. A waggon, with a lofty loud of boss, was completely blown over so the lient.rimiL and it was with great difficulty that the sliaft.horse was extricated. A Wen who was riding us the top fortunately ilescenileil at the tollbar, otherwise he would have been nitiA injured, if sot killed. t rine elm tree was blown down at Hateham, awl the forest trees in Hyde, the Green, and St. James's Park., haw sustained much injury. Ou the South Liatern, Eu.tern Counties, and fired Northern rail. ways, the early up trains were delayed fur beyond their spocilied time of arrival by the violence of the wind, which, to use the words of an engine driver, blew tremendously through the cuttings and tunnels. Very great anxiety prevails at Lloyd'a, and it is feared that the n ,et peat will bring a beg list of shipping disasters from the north and west crab. The tide in the river this morning pew above its usual height, inundating wharves and low-lying premises, awl Inns are being cowitructed to glee cut its recurrence. Iidis&LITILL 7p.e. 11. oia . n.. ._ MLA 11111;1 116Mloolos ON* ihodit Illadsso of Puma lail.Boodos sr. 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TaL (Um; National Manna Co.. EerbuddaCoalStlion(L) Netherlands Land_ .__ --- -- Ms 1 1 11 lu it lin 14 Vlsi.l I*. at 1 ie. N. Brunk s N. Baal lA. N, Brit A nstreississ id . eeil an_ -. Do. " New Nom' .. orien. In. Rho. WILL Pool &Ivor land& Ws. 1 Ponta. and Orlon. eta= 1 Ds. New roat this y Iron tad. Tel. 0.4 i th Do. New Royal Mail Mamas Web Amt. lavadia douth Mut:Maas Lad ahmartualll. lcAp Do. do. lleglatarod Do. do. 411 U. of Australia (11~ PUis lame. Oe.V.Caaada Um Kited= TM. a.). an Ihematel Land._ 1 111 H hI 4 8 0 1 48 60 87 09 11 18 psi ne 188 174 4.ei aI 68 lie no as as ) I 101 a IOM) nil _IA MI - 32 IST - 1,01 xd ... V/ idle i MI :Mai WTI Dieratremoir or THE THREE 31ARINERS TAVERN, BOLVONDSZT.—(Train DAY.)—Between 2 and 3 o'cicsek this morning a fire broke out in the premises belonging to Mr. C. Handley, a licensed victualler, and proprietor of the Three Manners Tavern, No. 26, Bermondsey-wall. The discovery was male in the following singular manner : It appears that Mr. Handley kept two small dogs in his house, and when the landlord and his wife went to bed, he by some mistake left his bedroom dour open. Shortly before 3 o'clock both parties were awoke by the doge scratching their faces. Upon getting up to turn tho dogs out., they found volumes of smoke pouring up the staircase. Having roused the other inmates, they flew to one of the hack windows, jumped out upon some leads, passed late the next house, and reached the ground without renewing any injury. The firemen, who were aided by 70 hired auxiliaries, at length managed to get the flames extinguished, but not until Mr. Handky's premises were destroyed, and those of Mr. Thos. Birch, coffee-shop keeper, No. 2!i, and Mr. Hickman (pri vate), No. 27, were damag ed by fire, breakage, and removal. The loss will fall upon the Liverpool and London and Phoenix fire-odicen. The origin of the disaster is unknown. THE CH•RO3 or FRAUD AGAINST A CAT7TA DIALER.—Io our last week's number it will be seen that a man named Wiodeat, an extensive cattle dealer, residing in London, was charged at the Taunton Po lice court with defrauding several farmers in this oeighbourhoivl of various sums of money, amounting in the whole to 1,2001., and was remanded until Saturday last. The committal of the prisoner to gaol so operated on his mind that it was deemed necessary to apply to the bench on the Wednesday following to admit him to bail, Mr. Liddon, surgeon to the prises, stating that if the pri cier was longer detained he w ould become insane. Th. magistrates, therefore, admitted him to bail on his own reeogniarinoss in the sum of 5001. to appear on Satur day. On the 14th instant he aooordingly appeared to answer the charge, accompanied by his solicitor, Mr. Bishop, of Exeter, and seemed to have thoroughly recovered from the indisposition which led to his being admitted to bail on the Wednesday previous. A large number of persons attended the emu* although it was me. rally understood that he had satisfied the claims of all hie creditors. Mr. Bishop, on behalf of Mr. Winded, thanked the beech for the kindness they had shows by temporarily discharging him from prison. His visit to the seaside bad had • beneficial effect. As be had settled with the whole of his creditors, there was now no reason fur detaining him longer. Mr. Taunton, solicitor for the tore, offered no objection, and ola.erved that Mr. W indent had done all he could do, having fairly and honestly met the demands of his clients. He was accordingly discluirged.—Salisbeiry Journal. kW - MUM KILLED IN A SHAM FIGHT.--A review of the Ohunorganshire Rides, which took place at Dowbtis en Thursday last, terminated with a sham fight, and while it wail going on a women named Susan Thomas, the wife of a working man in Merthyr, who wee looking on with a child in Ler arms, was struck on the head by a piece of iron. She fell to the ;mood, and, although medical aid wee immediately obtained, died ie 10 minutes. Just before the accident a min bad been exploded and an IS-pounder gun discharged. To which of these.evente the accident is attributable has not yet been ascertained. OKDINATION AT CHESTEIL—At Chester, on Sun der. Sept. 22, 1861, the following gentlemen were ordained : —bemoan: Edward Brewer Brooks, WA., Worcester Col. lege, Oxford, licensed to Trinity Church. Toxteth.risrk ; William Pegs Roberts, 8.A., St. John's College, Cambridge, licensed to St. Thomas, Stock Frederick Wainwright, R A., Trinity College, Cam bridge, licensed to St. Jude's, Want Derby ; Charles Henry Be ow. RA., Trinity College, Dublin, Beamed to Neeton ; Henry Lissignol Doheve,RA., Trinity College, Dublin, licensed to St. Jobe's, Liverpool ; James Bower, Bt, Aulan's College, Birkenhead, licensed to St. Peter's, Parr. By letters dimiasory from the Lord Bishop of Hereford—John Salwey, RA., Trinity College, Cambrvlge. Priests : Randle Jackson Waters, RA., Woe. eager Colima, Oxford ; W ißiem Henry Woodham, 8.A., Worcester College, Oxford , Hilton Gardner, 8.A., Cain Collage, Cambridge ; Arthur Willson , RA.. Caius College, Cambridge ; James Chadwick Lees, 8.A., Queen's College, Cambridge; Brooke Priestly Lister, RB., Christ's College, Cambridge ; John Parry, 8.A., Corpus Chriali College. Cambridge; J 1111261 Barry Roberts, 8.A., Trinity College, Dublin; William Smith, 8.A., Trinity College, ; Thomas Carter, St. Bees College ; James Jenkins, St. Aidan's College, Birkenhead. ORDINATION AT ClLOYDON.—Orlination held by the Archbishop of Canterbury, at Christ Church, Croydea, Sunday, Sept. 22, 11461. Priests : --John Michael VSIIIOO, 8.A., Magdalen College, Oxford; SamuePFrancis Cromwell, RA., Bt. John's College, Owebridge ; Andrew A. W. Brow, RA., Trinity College, Cambridge ; Charles L. Hardman, RA., Cana College, Canebrklge ; Robert H. Wright, M.A., Trinity College, Ambridge; Edmond J. Rose- Gimps, SA Aidea's • Richard Richards, 81. Aldan's. Deacons :—Charles J. 'Astbsirr, RA., assesoes College, Oxford; John W. P. Jones, M.A., Worcester College, Oxford ; Walter Abbott, RA., Christ College, Cambridge ; George Henry Rigby, RA.. Trinity College, Cambridge ; Richard Duke, 81. Aidan's ; Idward M. Selinlrre, a. A idan's. SALES or BLOOD STOCK, kc., AT DONCASTER. During the past week Messrs. Tattersall sod Mr. Robert Johnson, of York. have sold Llood stuck to the value of nearly 16,00 W , sod, from this Large sum, our readers may farm ones oulimato of the large number of 9nt•class 50'. male that rams MAT the hammer iu the Doocaster Sop. tembonewireek. MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Two e'CLocs. The funds are again weaker to-day, owing to a renewal of talus fur immediate delivery. Oonioli• have experienced a fresh fall of per cent. Eng lish railway stocks have generally declinel. The other markets are well supported. Foreign bonds continue in demand. •At Parbt thiM morning, according to ➢gr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reuter opened at Ofr. 35e.., being sc. better than on Saturday. Cons Ola are officially marked 934, ;:f, and for money, and 931 and g for the account. The present quotations are 934 to 11 for money, and 934 to 4 for the 10th of October. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4 ; New Three per Ceuta., 914, tl , 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1U31,', ; ditto scrip, 1034, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 984, 4 ; ditto Bonds, 9a., 13a. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " =Pee paper, 964; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1034 ; Exchequer Bills, June, Ba. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1854 has risen 4 per cent., being quoted 844 to 4. The loan of 1838 is steady, at 684 to 69 ex .1 iv. Mexican Bonds are dulL Buenos Ares are in demand, with an upward tendency. This department generally is strong, and a consi derable amount of business has been done. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1860, 914 to 91, 4 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 884 to 88 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Deferred, 30; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 85 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 101 ; French Three per Cent. Rental, 69, (ex change, 25fr.); Italian Five per Cents., 704 (ex change, 25fr.); ditto scrip, 71/, 4 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 234, 4 ; New Granada Active, 17, 161 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar ponds, 904 (exchange 4a) ; Russian Five per Cents., 994, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Ceuta., for account, 804, 81 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 494 ; ditto for account, 494 ; Spanish Passive, 174 ; the Committee's Certificates, 6 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 844, I ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 684 ; ditto for account, 64, 4, 4 ex div. The Fire per Cent. Italian Loa n, " with coupons payable half-yearly in London , " in tho months of January and July, is beginning to attract con siderable attention in this market, and numerous transactions have alreadytaken place in the stock in sterling amounts. Until recently, all business in it was confined to Paris, but the conditions of the loan are such as b secure notice at the hands of English capitalists. Dealings take place either in stock fully paid up, or in the scrip upon which 14f. 10c. per cent. only has been paid. The four remaining instalments of 141. 10c. per cent, each (making in all 70f. 50c. ' the price of subscription), are payable at intervals of two mouths from the present time. A discount at the rate of 5 per cent. allowed on all payments in anticipation. The interest on the stock dates from Ist July last. The New Loan at the present price yields nearly 7 per cent. interest. About 20,0001. in gold wax carried to the Bank on Saturday. The Sultan hail brought 11,216/. iu specie from Lisbon. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was ex cited. The sales reached the extraordinary total of 40,000 bales, and prices were quoted at a fresh rise of id. per lb. There were some transactions on Saturday, but at a merely nominal price—namely of a dollar per share—in Illinois Central share Options," expir ing in February next. This company's shares are now at 38 dots. discount. The purchaser of the " Options " gives the price mentioned for a piece of paper which conveys to him a right to claim from the company new shares ntpar until next February. Of course he will not exercise his right miles', the shares rise to a premium. The nearly valueless character of this paper in the market is au indica tion that the contingency iu question is regarded as almost impossible. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of October. The total is moderate : Arrourit per Share. Due Already 'Number Due fn Oet., 1851. Date. Pald. Cell. of ethane. Amount. Cork and Kinsale June• Mow New IW. land* aad Black Sea New IMI .. 2 10 0 not known. .. 10 0 0 no known. Great Sentien W. lin er &ea — piit.s Deben- 91i.: 15 dept. 1 o rz,coo .1:90,00 ?i•rth British lOL _ _ . SMOGS CHARON AGAINST A SURGEON Ar surroN. Mr. G. Flint, surgeon, was on Satanlay brought bele', E Buckley, B. Badger, and E W. Wilm er , Facia., at Buttes, charged, oil remain), with 'bootleg his wife with intent to murder her. The prisoner was SCCOMAIO dated with a seat at the solicitors table. He appeared in • state of mind bordering closely upon (Miriam tremens. It wsa mentioned that be had been strongly delirious all the previous night.. (Inc. or twice be looked round the crowded coon, and muttered nervously to these rawest him, " bear, dear, what a lot of people !" but he) wad this be seemed to take little pongees' interest in the proceedings. He rose when the case was half over, apple. motto under the impression' that hi. further presence was hot et all eeceseary, and warn quietly walking out of the court until he w a s called back. Considerable sympathy had le.en excited on the prisoner's behalf, on :account of his former respecteble position in society. Must of the wit times gave evidence against him with reluctance, and one or two refused to appear unless they were summoned. Jame Kirkman, labourer, was first milled. He said that on Thursday morning leaf, abigut a quarter past eleven, be saw the prisoner .tending at his own door with a gun raised to hie shoulder. Mr.. Flint was running away holding a chill by the hand. W i t ness raid "Hoe, or he'll shoot you," and being ill danger himself he ste pped round the corner. Just as he did eo he heard the gun fired, and oa looking out • short time a ft e r war d., h e saw Mrs. Flint rue into Mr. Jones's shop, and noticed that there was blood upon bee c" esk. The Clerk (to the prisoner)—Do you wish to ask this wit ness anything? Prisouer—No ; the man has spoken the tnith I dare say. lire. Hannah Mane Dailey stated that on Thursday morn. inn, between eleven and twelv e , s h e was go i ng up Torrase► road, whom she met the prisoner, who was very tipsy end could scarcely walk. Ile 6111 a guu in his band, and wane= Wuxi him if the gun was heded. He replied "It is, with • cap on ; lam going to shoot my wife." Witness said sothing more, hut walked on. The 19erk Have via any question to ask this witness? Prisoner—No; I don't remember it at all. James Whieldon, butcher, stated that about eleven o'clock, near the r.,tholic Chapel, he met the primmer, who said " lam going to fetch the gun to shoot Jane." Witness told him he must not do that, and, seeing he weal very drunk, be asked him how he would get the guu. The prisoner answered, " I shall tell my brother I am going to shoot • cat." He added, "that if be was not the death of his wife, she would be the death of him." Edwin Bell, assistant with Mr. William Flint, chemist, the prisoner's brother, stated that the priwiter came to the shop about eleven o'clock on Thursday morning, sod asked far the gun, as he sae going to shoot • cat. Witness told him to 001110 in, when Mr. Flint was in, bat as the prisoner pereistM in demanding the gun, and mid he would not go without it, he ultimately let him have it. The prisoner loaded the gun with a very small quantity of shot and • small quantity of powder, and went out of the shop with it. A police officer here entered the court, and informed the magistrates that Mrs. Flint could not be found. Prisoner (hastily)— I've not been at howe today, se I ese't have seen her. Mr. John A. Pearson mid that be wee called in to see /Ire. Flint at Sir. Jones's. She was in ► state of great fright and agitation. and was wounded on the right aide of her backmost the alo adder blade. on the back of her right arm, and on the outer sale of her jaw there was one shot wound. Her arm was bruised l the wadding. The wounds appeared to have been made by small shut. None of them were dangerous at the time. The shots had penetrated very deep. He could not find aoy of them. The prisoner being raked if he bad ►ny (orations to put to the witness, remarked that it might as well be stated that the shots were scattered because sometimes shot mitered in a body and made a hole. Joseph Clayton, draper, maid be heard the shot fired, sad ran out and took the gun from the prisoner. He sated him if the second barrel was loaded. He said it wee not, sod on trying it be found this was the case. George Platt, greengrocer, proved seeing the prisoner lire the gun. He seemed to hesitate till Mr.. Flint began to run, and then he Bred just as she was turning the COMM prisoner, who declined to say anything in his defence, was committed for trial at the next Derby 11111266. The new minute of Council on Education con tinues to excite the oppreitioo of schoolmaster. through out the country. An aggregate meeting of the metro politan teachers was held ou SatunLiy, at the Whittington Club. The chair was occupied by Mr. Raodell, sad Mr. Lazigke, Mr. Easton, and other influential representa tives of the acholastie profession, took part in the proceed ings. Both speeches and resolutions proitouuold very strongly against the new code. Thu Nortli-Enet London Rifle Brigade (6th Tower Herniate) swismbled on Saturday for the first time since the holklas for a field.day, under the adjutant, Captain Wal misley, at Victoria Park. In consequence of the inclemency of the weather, the muster wee not so numerms as bad been anticipated. A volunteer bell, in aid of the funds fur the erection of a rifle Wit for the we of the 19th Middlesex ftVorkiag Men's Cohered Rids Volunteers is announced to take place at the fitilharineeic Hall nest month. The council of the 39th Middlmtez (Finsbury) Rides have challenged the 40th Middleeez (Central Loaders) to a match for 2W. A spirited competition is anticipated, as both corps contain some ezcollent marksmen. _ _ The Royal Mail Company's paddle-wheel deem chip Derwent, Captain Ernest West, which left Southamp ton on Saturday morning, with 50 pareogere for Madan, having enoonstered a very strong gale from the sooth•weill, put back to Plymouth Sound at 9 o'clock this morning. Ban has not incurred aay damage. A letter from Magdeburg, of the 18th, mays:— " A diegraerifslecene occurred here yesterday evening in lie Yriedriehatedt•faoboorg. Two officers who commanded the reserve of the 38th Regiment posed through Magdeburg after m id n i g ht, nod knocked: at the door of an auberge, the Rainbow, for which Lieutenant Sobbe had a billeting ticket. The waiter of the hotel, who was asleep, wee not roused until the officers had knocked for moms time, and hesitated opening the door, not knowing who wee there. When he did open it Lieutenant Sobbe ran him through with a sword. The officers then took to flight, thiokiog they hernot been seen, but the noise aroused a neighbour, who weed hie window. One of the officers iniroolistely struck et him with a sword, but the man escaped the blow, which broke the window. Other people ran up, and the officers would h►ve fared badly if the patrols had not pro tected them. The troops instantly began to make arrests in the crowd which bad assembled and which did not separate until daybreak. R. fore morning the waiter of the hotel died from his laminae." M. Tourte, the Swiss Envoy at Turin, has annoueeed to the Federal Connell that the government el the King of Italy has, at his request, authorised the oen lamellas of a protestant church at Naples. . _ The Rerue de Nice vests of a rumour that the Quips of England may possibly peas the winter there by the Melee of her physicians. DRIETOOT, THE 'HORN RUICEIII.—This Imam pededrian, who recently arrived in this eamtry and caused mach excitement among the sporting community, has chal lenged to contend against the three most most celebrated runners is England—namely, &3g tea, and Whits. This race of 10 miles takes place today et Re.toepariek. elms to the Victoria-park statics , mad maw meek inte rest among the eupportere and mamMws el vast yenta SHARE L1.578.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Oloac. The railway share market to-day is heavy. Mid land and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks show chief depression, and have fallen to 1 per cent. There is elan a decline of to 1 per cent. in Great Western, London and North Western, and South Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93 to ; Great Western, 681 to 70 ; Lancashire and York shire, 1064 to 107 ; Midland 1264 to 1127 ; Caledonian, 1041 to 1051 ; Eastern Counties, 51 to 1, being steady ; South Eastern, 781 to 791 ; and Great Northern, 108 to 109. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem. Dutch Rhenish, Antwerp and Rottenlain, &hie, and Pernambuco are in quired for. WIDLWAJIT SWIM MID /TOM& itravAts. 13 all 14ra Ws/ ateicarVaL I& HO INrit..taa.aClaJort IS all litackbura th all HI) tit and Tyne IA all boston,Stools *LC ea. 1104 anti &eta. at. 100 Cab, 100..ua IC 41 Cork and Random 0 all ,Cornw►ll la l all Do. A A sadly. until o, lu ell lal 14 p.e.ld paid lo I! 00 All Dub n 11•Usaa Y all erth, AteLJu. dt, 149 C.t.t A wrllan at. 100 Inutern Counties 14. re I!.arteru rlllOll. Block A At. WO Steak lt In elytast Su ff olk it. lea ,11.11shurireateWliugo• N. 100 I 641/11,ro',Portb, Dundee I all t Forth and Clyde Jun,: tao Aleagon a 8. Waste= la e i l c l o itlreut North of Weller. , le. ler Ores& le oneors - A Mock Do B (Rack ronth & Wert. Are Omt Western Do.kinurVaLOsa.nk. Innenadran Yorkal ln Landon and Blackmail Lcak.iletildonAtleon Inadan,Chathm.,&Lbo, Camden & North Wads limodoutt SouthWesfer Lrndon,lerr/keokr.Jo Do. and Koolsklllo Notrupoiltaa IMldland Do. Now Do. thrum& Derby 181.1. ut. Wu. an.) Yid Kvot Novontatio and Cortiol. Mowry tt Irmarkdaf Sontry,Weensp.t Row Rods& ISuelk UMW North Demo 8011. ID un. A__. DO. O.N.ILp~, •-• Do. lurk NOCUI Loodoo llartibt&Weeterta Sorth Statfordoblze NottAttUrauthaudf../111 l't üblas Portsmouth Ithymuey Scottish C‘l Aral deottlah N. E. tber.Slk Icottlab Midland Nbrupshlre URIOU tittlogboarne &Sheers Booth Ikvon death Easton, tooth Wales S Yorksh. & Elver Dun Seines,Wohltsidit.,&e. Stockton .1.: Ditto ditto r. vote Ulster Da De. el Nei& , 'Niko% Vs. Male *. - 7 - .73.7, - -..E - - Z.1 11 =.11,1 D z. = I dittzr . I Sol p.n. Si Si 111 II& lOS 106 i ad ... I I 41 4s lo I !:1 bi ./ 14 60} ti. 42 44 . 20 $1 B 7 IP zdl tie 29 6 Ed 10i 117 'di 106 100 an 101 303 an 1111 1111 ao 108 106 70 70} 67 go 107} 107 f 67 60 116 116 Of 60 OS} 041 .... 1861 LI 10 11 46 14 a a 1171 1n 4490 r I • 41. $8 Si NI Ili 199 1(11 par i .411 655001 VII frik 96 _9B 4 19 91} 323 11$ iii - ii 41 116 II 441 46 0 id - 10 bli 1.; id 281 Id 111 41 79 MI 69 Si 96 96 4 4 N NI 11 i 9 pm 108 XD - Li 7 .1 el 107 f 1 7 95 - lin i -Pa 411 lon I 00 Mt Vll 101 90} - z 4 - 14 ?Sir xi 1.1:1 se' Ili ut I I e 44 Al 63 46 $ as PIIZZLENCS SHAW. C Oaiedoalaa, Ale ..1.1, 6 per cent Dien. Perth,* Aber. Jul& 'Let Aeolian, 6p. eL De. 11 . 6 le• De. D. p. IL Oen& lipet. 0.1 Do. do. Nal Do. Now 6 p. et di &Wen Union, 4 p. al Ildln. & Glasgow p. idln.,Pereb,Don.4. p. c . . Greet Nortbdrn , p. Co. Do.6ered.st p.et.pm. Do. 4; per cent Da6p.e.red. at 6 p.c.pm OLX. llooLland, let Prof GL Wert (Berke& Mints Da redeem de p. oth. Do. redeem& a p. sew Do. irredeero. 4 p. et Do.f.p..L. redden Pref. Do. Elm& Prof. Mien- Do.CbeetorPt 8h.5p.42 Do. do. do. Op. a. Do. Birth. Ose. 84000 Do. Clue& Qua. 61thro. Da do. do Dada do remni Yarnell. 6p.e.Bt Lea•Jklibt..6p.e.Oaa de No. i D0.11p.4 do. Ne. Do. dp.e. 40. Do.6ppa do. ie. l De. p.e. do. .... Da p.e.pre.alt d 0... De. f p.o. Fret titheir De.11p.0.d0.(11. 0,P.) De. 4 c.tiLjdiv. dot WI Lea.CLethese &MD** lAN W.Oov.&Nualip.e. W. Tp.e.llL iandoodrrifiltank.rt & ,UseLdp. Ds AS De. per ams 4 Desmassioship= C1e.0=211.11p.• De. 414.4. !MANY D.LoLilltelma Pp* Neeldkip..7l.ls. /1 Dive /Mal mew II& Neu a .sp 1111. Daleriar u.& rut L.—Cosa.4 D 1. sks. Da Lade • p.ei. So. I Os Tat IL a &pose Walk Sbasedillni SoatioliCaa. Soo hot awl NAL* pal Prot& Ow. gu.Op.o D. p. el Peri nosh S. Dens Mai 4f p. & Rm. (Mal. LLAMA Do. 4f por ant Do. Iced Wpot <NM &Wails pia. 4 p. oaa. Do. re Net L Yoels‘ p. 4. goo Stook.faldlogioa*o Dn. do. Sipa Ds. as Clips Walesa ILlammisho. W. D0. 3"4 10 Do. room p. ot. Prot. Do.laposp. p.a. prime. 1011 10 100 100 IN VORZION 51 • 00 1,0 105 106 105 122 iii le 08 100 1,00 80 91 WS lu4 1 144 171 1 04 1` 73 4 79 30 11 10 g 11 184 111 116 111 116 116 lid 111 116 NO 106 160 166 1117 170 7t 74 96 N Lli 16 US 191 Y I ro n I 1 Pra IN 130 100 102 91 93 no 111 SO 111 SO I . I lII} p Par iPm l a clis s pm In 131 1 111 19 11l 23f 110 101 N 101 07 re IS 86 07 86 SI la tt 113 46 48 124 188 118 186 108 104 119 122 LWATI. 1 I inre abates -------- 30 1 5 0 not known. North Miters 61 per cent. Ned. Pref. Block 1 10 pr. ct. 90 pr. et. .. 450,000 Man Paulo 1 4 2 0 0 100,000 900,000 Mouth Yorkehlreffirlve _ _ _ per Cent. Stockton and Darlington New 23/., I I 1 dept. 2 0 0 11,480 Vale of Neath 101. Peet 1 14 2 0 0 7,500 60,000 t1t,900 16,000 Total la Oct. C827.910 Total called In tin months of 1d61... £10,810.189 A general meeting of proprietors of the Oriental Bank is convened for the 29th October, to declare au interim dividend for the half-year ended the 30th June last. With regard to the uncertain prospects of the consumption of imported articles, Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sous observe as follows : Although the state of the money market and the healthy position of the country u regards its internal affairs war rant the most cheerful feeling on the part of the mercantile community, every one is sensible that all transactions must now have • speculative element, in consequerice of the impossibility of forming an opinion as to the turn that American affairs may take before the approach of winter. Already the wise movement is favour of a general resort to short time throughout Lancashire has made great proems, and the result cannot fail to become observable in the con sumption of moat of the leading articles of food and luxury. Should the auessity for this contraction soot assume a more decided form, and the fact be made evident that two or three millions of our operatives must for several mouths be supported wholly or iu part by public aid, it is scarcely possible to suppeoe that our markets for imported pro duce mu experience any continuous rise, such w would an swer the hopes of ardent operators. But, on the other hand, a settlement the war in America would undoubt edly lie followed by an upward movement of unusual ra pidity and force, although, perhaps, soon to end in reac tion. It is likewise to be admitted that, owing to the wonderful elasticity of the resources of the United King-' dom, the forebodings of the results of temporary reverses affecting special curses of the population are generally found, so far as the nation at large is concerned, to be greater than are ever realised. Ou the whole, such are the uncertainties of the time, that it evidently behoves all persons to be careful as to the quarters in which they give credit. If prudence is exorcised in that respect, there will be no reason to doubt that, whatever may be its ultimate solution, we shall puss through the pending crisis, not only without injury, but with the certainty that it will have paved the way for • vast augmentation of the prosperity of India, and of other British possessions. SATURDAY EVIDID[O, Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 toe for the 10th October, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 931, " sellers." For money the last price was 931 to a. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consuls, for money, 931, 1, 4 ; ditto, for account (October 10), 9.11, ; Throe per Cents. Reduced. 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, a ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104; ditto, for account, 1041 ; ditto scri 1041 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 98 ; Five per Cont . " enfaced" rupee paw, 96 1, 4 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., I lte t' ltdia Five per Cent. Stock was flatter, at 1031 to 104, and the Scrip at 1031 to 104. Exchequer Bills were more inquired for. The March issue closed at Is. dim. to 3s. prem., being slightly dearer than yesterday, and the June at be. to Bs. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was a rise of I to 2 per cent. in Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., consequent upon the announcement that an agreement has been come to for the peaceful sepa ration of that state from the Argentine Confedera tion. o the absence of Liminess, Bank shares were ne t, inally quoted the same as yesterday. Ther e were iequiries for ChArtered Bank of India, Au s t ra li a , and China. In miscellaneous shares, Oriental In land Steam were firmer, and Van Ditlllllll'll Land Eat. Great Ship ['reference Shares were weaker. The closing quotations for shares, in new under takings to-day were as follows :--oers.ii Marine Insurance, Cs to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 15-16 to 11-16 prom. • Universal Marine Insurance, Ito of ; London and Provincial Marine, dis. to par ; Oriental and General Marine, f to p prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 5-16 to 7-16 prvni. ; Commercial Union Fire, dis. to par ; Bahia Steam, par to prem. United States Five per Cents. were more i turd rod for, and were quoted 74 to I. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two ileum's. In the miuhig market to-day North Basset sharer are iu great request, at Bto 4. Wheal Mary Ann are firm, at 14 to 16 ; and Great Wheal Fortune, at 14} to 15. Marko Valley are steady at 10/ to East Care Brea are quoted 8} to 9, being rather dull ; East Canslon, 26 to ft; West Polmear, 12s. to 14s. ; North Downs, 5/ to I ; South Caradou, 290 to 300. NS'est Caradon, 45 to 46 ; and North Treskerby, 24 to ; West Basset arc marked in the Stock Exchange, 14 and 16/. Foreign and colonial milling shares are steady. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 40 and 39i ; General Mining (Nova Scotia) at 23 ; and Great Northern Copper (South Australia) at prem. At Wheal Ltuhington meeting on the 17th inst. the as counts showed • credit balance of 141. ls. 641. The profit on the two months' workieg was 161. Si. 6d. Garai& Iliac, on the 'Mb inst., made a all of ls. per share. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Siege Friday hat there have been some very heavy falls of rain, with thunder and lightning during last night. To day it is fine, with a strong breeze from W.S.W. to W.N.W., but cloudy at times. The quantity of home grown wheat last week to this market was rather more liberal. Flour increased. Earley, malt, and oats ; and beans and peas not au con tracted as of Lite. ' , scotch and Irish oats very insignifi cant. The foreign supplies of wheat were fair, principally American and Prussian, and • few cargoes from the Black Sea and other Russian portal in the Baltic. Flour a good supply of American barrels. Barley continue. is extremely limited supply. Dads • very large as riv.d ussiati, Swedish, nantsb. and other Baltic porta. A good supply of beans from Egypt, and pees front Canada and Prune. Of odseule a small quantity during the week. The exportation of wheat and flour for the week was again heavy to the Continent. In the absence of demand for export this morning we have to note a decline of Is. to 2s. per quarter on Lnglith wheat., and very little doing at the reduction. Barley is extremely dull, and prices nominally only as on this day week. The value of oats, in consequence of the heavy supplied; his declined 41. to L. per quarter since Monday last. Flour is • dull trade, and American barrels are fully 6.1. to Is. lower, and the demand very languid. Beans and peas the same as this day week. Linseed and rapeseed very firm, at late rates. Clover and trefoil but little doing, buyers not being willing to operate yet. FLOATING CARGOIS.—The trade today very &11, and it sales were pressed, less money must be accepted for all de ' scriptions. W URAT.—English : Essex and Bent, white, new, 59e. to 641. ; ditto, fine old, 5:14. to 575.; ditto red, new, 325. to 61a.; ditto, fine, old, 49.. to 30a. ; Norfolk, he., lee, old, —a. be —s.; red, new, —e. to —s. Foreign • Beanie, 67.. to file.; fine, Me. to 65a.; extra, tias. to 675.; Konigsberg, &la. to 1M: dist*. extra,67s. to &let/testa*, 645. to Ms. ; Mecklenburg red, Ns. to 66e.; llckermark ditto, 575. to 60e. ; Ansseteen white. 57e. to G2s.; ditto red, Si.. to filla ; Canealins, 615. to 61s. -- Bashi.--English malting. 38s. to 3111 a. ; lin4 MN; pi D di ng , 255 . o gia; and distilling, Ma. to 2%. par yr.; keine itnedin4, 23.. to *Xs.; ditto distillnig, an to =At wallas& -4. to —a. Nam—English, &sex and Nceitik, to 63*. ; Ow. n 3. to to o . ; King% ten and Warn, ens. to 725.; brows. 150 58 OATS.-English feed, 275. Od. to 294. W. ; polaka 29a to 31s. ; foreign, 17a N. to 244. RYE, 30s. to 311. lEtaawa-English tick, Ms. to 41a ; harrow, 40e. to 444.; pigeon, 40e. to 441. ; foreign, Massimo 344. to 35.. ; tisk. 38e. to 40s. ; Konigaborg, 391. to 445. ; kgutian, 30.. to No. Pose.-English boilers, 3Si. 431.; w to and blue, 3k. to 40s. ; =pie, 40e. to 435.. grey, 345. to 305.; I.cs to 381. ; foreign. 31s. to 37.. FLoul.-English town, 435. to 505.; ditto finis, 800. to Ms.; eounts7, 435. to 445. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, Ms. to 415.; French, - to --e. per sack; American, 20s. to 305.; Canadian, 275. to Spanish. .Co. to .02s. Nowt Cong.-White, 395. to 42a ; yellow, 40.. to 43e. Fuarrusa CARGOES, all 0. F. and 1.-Wheat : Hardt anski and Mariauople, per 49211.5., 48e. to 5Ge. ; Mirka, 40e. to 545. ; Polish Odessa, per 48011 e., red, 45e. to 475. ; white, 545. to Ma. • Danube awl Gelate, 435. to 40e. ; Egyptiaa, Min to Ws: Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 4001ka., 261. to 275. ; Odes, anti Danube do., 255. to 26.. Baum : , E g ypti a n, par qr., 31e. to 34.. Maine : Odossa and Gelato. per 4WAbs., 311. Od. to 35e. ; Basil mad Bulgaria; par 480th.., 30s. Od. to roc ; French, do., -s. to ; American, do.. 32.. to 355. SZIDE-Osaary need, per qr., 41a. to SC; ; Hemp wed, per qr. Ms. to 48s. ; Mustard seed, per buali t i white, 9e. te 11A. ; brown, -s. to -s. ; Linseed, per.„ crushing, 504. to Ws. ; Linseed cakes, Euglish, ma 1,000, 121.15 e. to 131.35. ; American, thin, in brie., per ten, 101. to. to 101 . 154. ; do., thick, round, and oblong, N. 10e. be 101. 10e.; Baltic, 91. to 9/. bi- ; Mareedles, 01. ths. to 1t1i.56.; Baps cakes. U. to 5/. 10s. 1;111111,1,1J1 INTO LONDON PION /SIFT. 16 10 /W?. 1. F 1 Whest. Barley. Man. Oala IDesnersesi Florir — . — Oosshrlas. qrs. qrs. rs. qua q qrs. qua gam Ms Inglisit .. 10766 2121 *l6 741 MO 674 .. 161110 Irish .... . 1 .... 164 Foreign .. !4863 1{ .. 1 /00 161 / 1 / 1 1 if EMIL 1111). —*heti. .li.crri qra.: Lev, 700 barrels, 37,6 1 Wis. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUOMI. —There have been to Nis of importance reported since Friday. Curreg.—A fair business has been transacted at fell P ekes. 0000 A.—About 200 bags sold, grayish Trinidad, Me. to Us. ; Guayaquil, 55a. Ms continues *teady. ltuu.-160 puns. sold ; pale Leeward; at le. Gid. ; good sail fine Jamaica at full pricey. RICK—The market has become quiet. Corrow.-100 bides sold. ei l i saon The public sales advertised ow consist of trlo blids. of West India and 3 llauritius and Bengal sugar, 500 auks and 3,100 b . and 700 bags Costa Rita coffee, 22,000 bap rice, 700 hags saltpetre. TALLOW BLIIP.KIT..-(T1 . 118 DAY.) The market is quiet. Aomori sie tie promeot rates Tow. tallow, 45.. id., wet aka Pelorsbung T.C., ow the spot. 475. ; Octobar to December, 47e. ; January to Yazd; ce. 91. to 45.. ; March, 45.. 9d. 'ARTICI) LAU Or TALLOW Stock ow land this day .... Delivery lest week Ditto hose Ist Jane Arrival last week Ditto treat Ist June Pries Y.C. per cwt. this day . Ditto Town lest Friday 911,066 44.909 1,919 2,MIS 21,811 . 1 UAW - 1,11 - 2 30,637 48.K11 SOL It oft Ild. MIL et ata at. Arrivals for the week wane OM 1 last year, 1,500 and &Avery 1,806 cage. no arrivals LA week 001117 ,11 A 2.3 id rata from Pa Paameba; In tram AlMandl& 655 how South Aftioaka. and 170 train Maw platea—Total3,ll6 maks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. 1413 DAY.) We have as unmrnali T y large =y of beasts, but a cow sidenthle number are of very inf erio r quality ; eassequently the choicest. kiods cannot bo quoted lower. The numbers/ sheep is rather larger than on Monday last, mutton dull, but prices are not much altered. Calves are selling about the mom as on Thursday. From Germany awl Hab Lod there era 1,950 beasts, B,36oshesp, 270 calve , . sod 160 pigs. ticotlaad , 30 beasts ; Irelasd, 1,000 ; and 3,200 from the Northern and Yidla d counties._ Par dome of Blbs. s. 4. 44. I Per stale at Blb4. s. d. s. 4- %4 Soot& Herald 4 6 4 8 DestDesallf-bdsBh u 0 0 0 Diet abort-Donn 4 4 4 6 Dent leag.wouts.... 4 8 6 • !locoed coal. beasts 8 0 4 0 Do. do. Rhona ._ 00 0 • Calves PIP BsetDestlilf.breds L 0 4 4 Lean !.alts at alszket, 0,470; Sheep and Lambs, 28,340; CAves, 216:, lip, GU BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mom. Pattendsn Rod Smith report au active demand far the new growth at improving priors. Currency and Eaat Kent, 91. to 15/. ; Weald Ke_g_. Bl . KM- to 101 . ; BM", 81. to W. Duty, 110,000 to 121. COAL MARKKT.—(I'HIS DAY.) Wells Eed Russell Heiken, 18e. 3d. ; Halle End Heueh Hull, 17s. IGI ; Wale Fad Rlttlneliffe, 17e. 9d. ; Wells End South Duthant, 16e. 6d. ; Will. End Thank! ! 16s. 3d. ; Well. End Hutton Lyons , 17 e. 6 d. ; Mufti, moor But*, 91. ; 168. 3d. Ships at market, i I 460 slide 2, 41,149 315 ' 23, 3, 773 . 474. Od. 601.1.4 1 t