The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TlllB DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. CameWieser lloulbure.) Ls fte JACOB 'BENCH. The bankrupt was theeribed as a gold chain and bracelet ilaeutacturer, et Mutative', rlerkeowell, and elsewhere. trading under the male of " fleecy French." This was the • rein, Ate electing. The ,iccouuts showed uovectired debts of ; assets not sufficient to yield die ideed. Against polite of 7141. is a Year and live months, there were losses and expenses of 1,4:4. Mr. Pennell. in Ms report no the rase. stated that the lankrupt commeneed his balance-sheet with a surplus • awl he was probably solvent at that ; •s e . Ilis bit-pries would have beer' a rerminent. :.0 UIW if proper:y attended to; but the lunkrupt i.,viug left this county, for America in Febi uary , .t, ate" taken with him property of considerable ours, which he stated he deposited with Mears. A nd tin, of New York, as security for on ad tee of 4104 1/1. Affairs consequent upon his absence he. ,es involved ; And upon his return to this country the following 31.,y, he was adjudicated haukrupt, owing id s to the amouet dof Gaff/. wbil.t the available eats would not be su ff i c i en t to re alise more than a nominal , eked to his creditors. During the three months of the Lek:lmes abeetwe he appeared to have had no lees a sum bled. ; mad his attempt to account for its disposal was oat unsatisfactory. The books had been iod.tfcreetly kept. Mr. Lawman* un behalf of the assignees, asked for an hoarse...at, in order that a statement of the bankrupt lAOII, he Waal ea to the deposit of 700/. worth of gold with oaten, parties is New York. lin his return from ‘nrertm, when nest before the court. he had refused to give whateverof the dispeed of his property, and hard 1 eel .0111011X1411. lie aftereerd. given en aos-ouut which the cowl lineal no reasouable man could believe, repo:ratans; teat he heal ;cone alout from one puldic-house to :mother sith a Lsrip quaetity of gold in his pocket, Awl bad let it he del net know how. Ile wria AgAILI 1.111. A. but WAX afterwards allowed to pose, on the sualarst.,orlieg that he should furnish ',otitis. tory htfore ~,,, up again. He had, that ." - h, pot f..te,.1.1 a paper, purporting to he a document r the seal of the British consul, certifyieg that goals the •1110.11 it 01 W. hail been impales' lie the honk , .14. were about to lo take* hock by boo to logland. represented that be bad found that ument in his own desk, and it as. new juridical for the trst tine. Tem inference (nail that docunieut would be the Isaiisi opt h tat brought that anionet of MI/C . lly 1.... A with him Thr .oaiguev., therefore, wished for time to aito the matte r. " . flagley, tor tbe bankrupt. oppoeed lb adjournment. The bnisi,fart a km, ,t tow. flu the namic reblircd th. tu...• 6a timenung at k..l etptred, aad any further tuouiryW., ;puha... the Lunkrupt Iwd thought fit to &Lacteal loot 111. Claylitmus Mid lake .1 Loge amount of prupert% with rtual a 1.-nom hof au right to oppuec the *tame% uritur! %Lai ruul.l he mole, eapecally as h. had no. i.r“lu,r‘l so documeot fur the first lane trsavauce to the wipurunieet was nivot un .l. P.al• must he given fur 1.01111111. V,..6.1,41/1...111 fur Luz woutlui. IV W... •-• • • ' The. Imekrupt 11111liiri: K ' ~. ton Bridge, 140 SI I,;ht. I trhtd, 4heta. 1.W.: to the applk,tiotb of Mr. Igiley. for the aaaigoeta, aa :).. xlllll, lat 04 the !MAIMS Wee ordered fur acollUi.. t 1 1 .1.1. r.olt hlv HAR..E.— IN It IN4NININC. Tb. „ Arupt, an ro-onaohuat and oppressor. was recently Ips ll' now applied to be dischsrsed from custody. tie w►e teouglat up, awl nook the afplbt-Atios ow hie own .Artl. It aprearini that the lekttkruptcy had net yet been .k.retted Ifu Honour said that every application of this kind la. • matter of discretiou with the court. ..•I every creditor lied a right to show CLII/Oe a;sievit the die' harge of • debtor. But how could the ere. olttora iks due melees they bail Notice of the applicetiou ; awl So. they could twit know until the bankruptcy w.o getetted. lir should. therefore, refuse the application. le the coon. of the, day his honour I teea hat. that in ikon* . e.. wham taiiikrupt Niemen; obteincel Adjudication against Shemaelym the adpeloatious sip dild not Le inserted m th e tie:. tic until they hail depreited the expenses with the usisaeuger. A. the messenger was now paid Lr saliry, and not by fees, it would be absurd to sport that he should pay the expemies of advertising for a tercel of paupers who wished to take adventage of this court. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (TlllB DAY.) The Oetobri session of the Central Criminal Court was opened this moreing before the Right Hisnoundde the Lord Mayor, the lksairder, Alilerineu Salons., Sir It. W. Car den. Sir 11. Muggeral4e.stol Phillips, Ur. there Cuckerell, Mr. Sheriff Teruntymam Mr. Umler-Shent! Farrar, Mr. ocier•sberill iiiiii on, a.c. The first edititm of the calendar contains the names of 79 prisoners. The Recorder, in charging the grand jury, rid the charges in the calendar were u.it very eunierous. but there were several of a very serious character. The brat ease he called their attention to was a charge of murder against a niau named Itaklr, the imptuiu of a merchant vessel. The charge against the prisoner was that he bad inflicted punishment upon a seaman, and had thereby caused his death. Ile thought it right to inform them that the law empowered a master to inflict niederate punish meet, and if death was the result of moderate pumshment it was death by misadventure ; but if, on the other bawl, inunmlrrete punishment were used it would be manslaughter, and where the instrument used in the punishment was such as might reasonably be supposed to be dangerous, it w., in the eye of the law, murder. He wished particularly to draw their atteution to the fact that the deceased died on the 12th of September, and the ship arrived in Lembo on the loth, awl no mouplaint was made against the captain by any ef the seamen until some days after, wheu there was depute between the men and the captain. and a summons was taken out for wag., and it was not until after that the charge wan made. If such were the case, the grand jury ought to lc* very ore's* upon the evidence. It was stat e d by c u e warms Met the pseiahment spoken of was indicted on the Ist of August, sad another ens the 21st,or between the 14th and 21st, when the captain ordered deemed to do some work, when be refused, stating he waa sot well 'cough. It appeered that the captain did not be hove this ; and some of the witnesses had even toll the de ceased there was nothing the matter with him. He was entered to do 8401110 ligLUlt work, and, as he still refusal, the captain took up a rope and chastised him. Two wins:sees stated that he worked for three or four days afterwards, others stets he did sot work at 41. There was another came to which he would call their attention, which wu • charge of maslaughter against two persons, which, it was stated, arose from an attempt to procure ebonies. The only evi dence seemed to net exclusively epos the evidence of the decried. In ortlinaryomess on maienseat was allowed as evidence mikes taken spas saik . sl4,o the lefties nothism the statement believed his Of blerndl to be dying, sad it would be for them to Wady themselves that the - deemed at the time of maktag the statement believed herself to be dying. There was mother clams of man slaughter, arising oat of • railway widen,, of which, he was Dory to my, these bed been • grant many of late. The primer was a young man earned Rapier. awl it appeared that the secidest occurred by as excursion train running RIM ballet swerves. as Authority wee given by the prisoner for the ballast wag goes to procei d eau t 1100. It was the prisoner's duty, as signalman, to block the hew that is, put up the danger signals at roil 44 the hue. It was stated that the dan• ger signal was up before the ballast train west, but when it started it was Dorn. It would he for the jilted jury to con• eider whether the accid e nt w a s caused by any neglect on the part of the prisooer. There was only one more ma. to which his lordship thought it wswwwary to call their attention. which was ors of a serious Mr Tweet—namely. a charge of anon against two parties. awned limp Cleft and Frederick Cleftorbo, It was staid, had set fire to some premises with intent to defraud an insurance company. The question for them to cossider was, first, wiiether the fire w socidsedel Of istentiosal ; awl nett, if intentional, whether the peisosero were the partite who were implusted. His thee coeclesled by distilleries the grand pary to their duties. The owe of rincent Colleen is expected to come on on W.slenday 10.4141111 i, but no positive appointmeat has yet been seeds Ti R POLICI COURTS. (MB DAY.) BOW-lITRZET. • walnuts racer. A dielipatod.lookieg memo maw! JoAdmen Swab, was (barged with ...ankle, her ewe Thomas Meath, at d tho shoeldeek. thc Itsgged SAW Society. hitrieh roesoc —I me as ileweetor of the Reboot /Amid& k Hripalle. The mom* es tho l V were ameisl.l4 at the dodos ia Mhtp-yard, to get them hoses, is molar to go wt to their day's work, the primmer wee there sad matted a &mattes**, owing to which a grtst crowd eaBected. As her soo left the station watt the hot ea Ids Wed. abe hocked it off wits bar Get awl the Mack* wee milt tae the ground Te Weida( Ins the property of Um slowly. sad worth I s . m was &sok. blr. Carrie—What de pa IST to sesoyiag your eon is Um way, when he is 'swag hie bring The primmer Toes word*, I wasted to go down to T•esea for a Imaidey, and I west to ask hue lot sispeoes Mho me there bat jug bootees I W " adrop tam" be leasid set give it me. fle I saye. " Thee I shall give yes a helidey, far Mated of me pass to Epsom I will stemmed astsoy yea" rim of mums I knocked his box off his kart to keep him from rarer to work. He De a very good boy, Tour worship, aad ho Spain' see b► a week oat of what he earns. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1861. Mr. Oceris—Yes, arid you must be a very wicked woman to hinder km from earnisg his mosey. The prisoner —Your worship, he would not give me the sispesoe I wanted, so of course I thought annoy him. Mr. Cowie--I'll Rae you 55., or commit you for five days. The prisoner-- My son will pay that fur roe. Mr. Currie Nu, he won't. Hors, T 110111.1.4 Smith, you are not pay the fine fur her, mind. If she cant pay it her- self she is to go to prison. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CITY BETTING. (rzom nos srzcui, cosszsroirszarr.) EXPRESS.OFFICS, 3 o'CcocL The aettling of the Cesarewitch accounts occupied the time of the subscribers to the es- elusion of speculation. Between the inteavals ad paying alai receiving, an attempt was made by those who had adjusted their balances to resume operations an the Cambridgeshire, but with little succor. He•ham Lam was very firm at the odds quoted, 500 to 100 being taken about her in one bet. The Roe received some support, and • strong disposition was evinced to back the Wizard; 40 to 1 was the highest offer against the Wizard, about whom 5 points more would have been taken to money. The only bets that came under our notice were the following : CAYHIUDGESHISE. sto 1 agst Henham Law (t freely) 12 to 1 The Hoe (t) 200 to 15 Asteroid (t) 40 to 1 The Wizard (45 to 1 wanted) THE FIGHT BETWEEN KLNG AND BROOME—This fight took place this morning, and, after fighting 43 rounds in 44 minutes the seconds of Broome threw up the sponge, King being thus proclaimed the winner. CLERKENWELL DAMAGING 1111 LAMPS or TIC CNDITRGROUND RAILWAY. Williams Phoney, aged 17, an ivory turner, of 10, Old ham-gardens, ClerkenweU, was charged before Mr. Barker with throwing stories in Erect Bath-street, Clerkenwell, and wilfully breaking • lamp, the property of Mr. Jobe Jay, contractor for the formati o n o f th e Metropolitan Under ground Railway. For some time past tho works for the construction of the above railway have been going on at Clerkenwell, and the inhabinuits have been very much annoyed by. large number of boys getting ,oa the mounds of earth and rubbish, sod throwing goose and lumps of clay. Last night, as the paten-by were proceeding to church, the prisoner tool some other boys were amusing themselves with pelting ereryome that passed. A stone thrown by the pri.oner struck a lamp ou the Metropolitan Railway works anti broke it. When be was giv en into custody of Police r.ustalple Ileuoo ' 211 li, h.• said he was not the party who broke the lamp, bat he was clearly identified by two or three !erases. Mr. tl'illum Houselender. agent for Mr. Jay, sail it was Dot the danutge done to the Lunn that was of so much im portance, but the lamp, being put out great damage might be oreasiomd not only to muiengers, but to carriages that might be poring. The prisoner said he did not intend to break the lamp wheo he threw the stone. Ilr. Barker ordered the defendant to pay the amount of the damage, or in default to h e e orr i eoe w f ur fi re d ay .. The priamer was locked up in default. MOM ' , TONE THROMING. Pr 01,1 , 4. Hama, as ernord-boy, Aged 14. of V.. North ampton-street, Kin's-erase, was charged with throwing stones iu St. Pawn-read. sad was fined 22. tid., cr three ,Lirs' imprinameot in the House of Correetioa. i.Sorf,a White. I'L, a Unkind worker, of 1, Phdlip"s- Sonnrs-tuwa, was also charged with a like offence, and was fined 2*. est. or throe days' imprisonment. Withess Chamr.ao, a clerk, 17, • at Draper's place, Burin -crescent, was charged with wing mud and noses in St. Pancras. The ease was clearly proved by Sergeant Bellingbund, 41 S. and prisoner was tined 10a., or in default 10 clays' iniprisomuent. Wllliuw Camp6ell, 14, a van-guard, of 4, Carus-place, Kentish-town, charged by Alder, 418 ft, with a like offence, was lined h Gd., ur in default three days' imprison ment. sited 14. No. ." Chenits•terrace, Pancras-reed, woe diechirged witha caution fors like offence. Mr. Barker laid that the labile must be protected, and he ,Lould in all case* of stoo►throwiog that wcro proved millet a penalty. EXTRAORDINARY CASSIE OP A YOUR° WOMAN. At the general quarter semaiona for the Lindsey division of the county of Limed*, held on Friday last at Kirton.iu-Liudoey, a your wawa., twenty-four or twenty-nee yeses of age, was charged with obtaiaing nine bottler of medicine and nine mk u a:es of powders from Dr. Macitinder, of Gains h, by imams of Lille pretecces. About a fortnight ago the young woman, whose parent. (poor labouring peo ple) live at Ininholma, near Lincoln, went over to Gains. borough en • nut to a poor woman, said to be her aunt, and there she remained a day or two, and then took up her quarters at • low part of the town. Very soon after her arrival, it appears, she commenced a system of hoaxing sad earned it on with great peneveraoce and much success for several days. Her order' were given on every hand with the most reckless prelusion, the articles ordered embracing everything necessary fur the complete furnishing of a large house. The tale she told the tradespeople was to the effect that she hail taken a house of very large diniensiona, and was having it fitted up in first-Me style, preparatory to her entering into the married stet. with 44 gentleman of groat we ilth, named Richardsoo. The " happy event," it was represented, TM to coin, off on an early day. Of a cabinetmaker, aimed Hind, she ordered articles to the value of 241. 16a. 3d. To another cabinetmaker, named Benson, she gave an even still more extensive order, hi. hill amounting to 34/. 15.. lid. This account wee made out to " Mr. George Rieharilerio." She patronised the drapers to a large *s tela, goods being ordered of Mr. Platt to the amount of ; of Mr. Moore to the amount of 12/. ; of Mows. Emerson, Cook, and Co., to the value of 21)1. ; and others in the same proportion. The articles embraced silk and satin dresses, and other costly gooda. The boot and shoe makers awns iu fora elms of the goad fortune, boots of pecuhar dupes being ordered of Mr. Dowell, Mr. Hands, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Hinslinarch, Ac. An earthenware dealer, named Chattertoo, received a large order. Of a fruiterer, named Fish, she ordered • couple of beiderakes. She went to a regieter office and represented that she wanted a servant of modeet and engaging demeanour, irreproachable character, and good alglitiee ; and after some difficulty, • girl wag got who satisfied her. Of an ironmonger, named Parker, she obtained on one day coils to the amount of ISt. Its. Ild., and on another day 11. Ils. lid. worth. The latter articles, which she took away with her without paying for, were two brooches, an eye-giant, • silver thimble, two watch keys, a set of etude, two rings, end • purse. In each of the above instaoces she stated that the good* were to be sent down to her new house on a certain day. The day before the period fixed, however, Parker took the precaution to make sundry inquiries, anti the result was the detection of a 'epistle imposition. She wee then taken into custody, and all the many she warn found to pumas was one penny. On Thursday last sh e was charged before the magisteates, at Gainsburough, with obtaining the goods from Parker, the ironmonger, but the awe failed, and she was then indicted for ob toiMng the medicine and powders from Dr. Mackin der, on which charge she was committed for tea She had represented to the doctor that she had lived six you" with a Mr. Talent, of Harpewell, roil was now sent by them for advice and medicine. She was to be cured, she said, if it were possible, and Mrs. Tataen did not care about the expense. Mr. Tatam swore that he hail never seen the young woman Were that day, and had never given her, *or bad his wits, stay authority to obtain the medicines in question. It further appeared that she had bad, on the same false pretences, four teeth extracted. She had likewise gooe to Mr. Fairekild, Bargees, and got other medicine. It was shown that she emu entire stranger io the tows, although she had lived as servant to some fanners in the neighbourhood. She was found guilty. A question was raised as to her sanity, but no direct evidence was given on tile matter, end she was ern. tencesl to two months' hard labour. We (Matehister (Dear. dole) have been informed that the young woman has been carrying on a similar career, although not quite to the alms extent, in several other towns In Lincolnshire. SITTINGDOURNE AND SHEERNESS RAILWAY. (THIS DA Y. ) An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders in this company was held at their offices, King William-street, to-day, to authorise the issue of the new stock or share capital which the company are empowered to raise by the Sittingbourne aod Sheerness Rail %lV (Iners11•0 of °ands!) Act, PM, and for other purposes incident thereto. Captain Dustin:nu, one of the directors, presided, in the absence of the chairman and deputy-chair man. He stated that the object of raising an additional capital was to enable them to complete the works and the pier. A formal resolution, authorising the raising of 30.030 f, by the loins of 3,000 shares of ItY. each, having • preference over the ordinary shares, but not over the preference shares previously issued, was thee put snot tusaniruously agreed to, which conc l u d e d t h e beldam TH. END or THE LONG VIWATION.—Mr. Baron Victim eat oarisiuday for the first time since the vacation, and disposed of • somber of summons sad other matters before the howiaatisso of the " loot vacation," which will lake plass Ile noonday sent. Sotneapplicatime were made for dooriarp how emstedy. and in other Caere fur leave to appear sad defied eetions on bills of exchange. Since the alteration of the law is swims on bills of exchange, there is is reality so keg vseatiew, as • writ of summons no be served and judgmest obliged in the vacation. To the onioitiated, it is important to know that actions must be settled before the 241 k last., or the cake will be mate rially immured. LITERARY iIITELLIGEVCR, —Messrs. Hurst and Mackin assemes the following in their list of sew works is preparation : "The Life and Correspondence of Admiral Sir Mules Nye by lisioulieseral E. Napier ; "The Life al J. N. W. Tuner. H. A.," by Walter Thorsbury ; "Tie Private Rimy of Richard, Oaks of Buckingham and Clandem LO ;" "The Life of the Rev. Ed. word Inlet" by Nrs. Olipliest ; " French W arne . of LAW" Ur Nis Nemeses ; The Court and flosisty frees Ifilsapties to Anna,' illostrated from the Peplos st Kimbelbwa. edited by the Duke of Mariebester ; a new Hoak of Towels, by rwizika, Browser, translated by Mary Hewitt t " Twooliy.ao. Yaws Musical Recollections," br HomyP. Perky ; "Mirssirs et loss Hortn's, Mother of Noloro edited toy Lwsiiw Wraxa ; " &oh the of hesilli Mahn Life," by the author of beerises." kw; " Lay Herbert's Owstlewouwo," •t: ...... 511wap0wr " The Rom a* Rosegold," by Edward Awl New Needs M the Hos. Ni.. Nonce, the .11=01/ "1110prst Manhood," the Has. Nrs. Mac- Mrs. Om, and the Rev. J. N. Hollow. Lay sew work. " Dolma* Sketches in Resola." wise. asssusesd for pablisaties during the fsiming 71; libsesl wadi& to NA Lincoio, Mr. Sealy, edibineed a becipe sod lea motif martiog of the either lime evowleg is the Ours Iceboat's. About 2000 persons war.. Nr. Shuttle worth. the chairman of the Amesielieo, occupied the chair. Amtrak tar the week ending Oet. 11) kW Ivan 11..... 1 410 arks and delivery 2.884 tasks. The wink lest week cos? casks !remit. Petersham. OW Ikon Awrizake. asit — diteTa other plane—Tetel, Oriel casks METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of boats hie vary largely lacrosse(' ; yet we are not overdone with choice qualities, and they make as much ss on Thursday. Inferior descriptions we lower. There are • few more sheep ; but the demand is good and our quotations remain unaltered. Good calves are readily disposed of at late rates. From Germany and Holland there are 2,300 beside, 8,100 sheep, 194 calves, and 00 pigs. Ireland, 1,50013'0as ; and 2,500 from the North and Yid laud counties._ _ _ _ Per Moos of MU. e. d. e. d. Paw stone of Slim s. d. Nei Scots, filsrabln 4 8 6 0 I Boat Dash Ilf-bdatth 0 0 best nhort-honts 4 0 4 8 best Long-w 0015.... 5 0 Second gnat. beasts 3 0 4 0 Do. do. Shorn.... 0 0 Calves Pigs Bedlam& Hit-brads 5 4 5 0 lambs Beats at market. 6, 650; 881). MP. 870. La. O 0 5 4 O 0 410 O 0 O 0 and Limbs. 24,250; Calves, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.I Mew. Patleaden and Smith report coosiderable improve ment in the trade this morning for hops of all descriptions at very firm micas. A portion of the duty is declared as under : Rochester. 601,9751. 17e. 4d. • Canterbury, 17,9e21. IL. 91(1. ; Sore=, 8,191 f. 1 2a. ild. The total. whoa all is published, will be eery close to 1 4,00 W. COAL MARBET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Ead Bottom, 19s. 9d.; Walls Bad 84ewarts. 798 6d.; Walls !ad Bzsddyle Hekloa. 18s. 9d.; Walls End Russell Rattan, 18.. 34.; Walls End South Kellam. 18.. 3d .: Walls E. Hough lisll, 17s. Bd.; Walls End K Grange. 181. 3d. ; Walls End Eden Yaks. 17s. Pi- ; Walls Zed Gestaelk, 17.. 3d. ; Walls Bad 176.344 Walls led Hansa, 17s. 3d.; Walls Ead Timetal, 7s. Bd. ; Walls Zed Hadley, 17..3d. ; Walker Proae, 12e. 6d; Wylaia. 15s. ; tTanBeld ](nor Betas, 13e. Bd.; Hard• Pail West Hartley, 16e.; Buddies Hartley, 16.. 6d.; Lam bert's Hartley, lds. 3d.— Ship at mark* PROVINCLAL MARE MAMMY. tivouock oar. It —Onat Northam dock, 114 Ulf—Grua MAW.. • dram Nana& 1104 1111—Great Widen. NI 604 —Maadhadr, 11•111461, aad lo4 101 Useoladdia, ra t in4 464-1011sad. L 211=-114rea Dowidr.. 1— Soath wasuboars, of Id. •—Orial iiro 4l. l W ads a; 161. ( born". ... se ll a bloffsaft. It 7 -71manas aM MonaZ da. Yew. 064 an—kaato acesal, r a k OM -.Mae mutes was 'wady. of Oaaada, mad l'arkaldr• taut. Idislial• awl Lieseleddie 46 4-11611••• n aids= beniet. 1411-4oalallsokro. 4-141-IClamia sadllatsw Mem lamoraaaa I 1-144.-111dImad roar-sad-a-Half per OWL. Mi— nn Ammo% le 4.—Dovor Five per c w.lu 646 d. h P. — Groat liumbarsig,si. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. BIARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather has continued remarkably tine, but it is dull and cloudy to-day, with the wind from the eastward. The barometer is going back. The supply of English wheat last week wax very moderate; flour rather more liberal. Barley more liberal than of late, but malt and oats short. Beans, peas, and tares a better supply. A few small parcels only of Scotch and Irish eats. The foreign arrivals of wheat were limited--Russian, Prussian, and American. Flour very short, American only. Barley particularly short. Oats, a small supply, principally Daniik. Swedish, Russian. and Dutch. A large cargo of beans from Farypt, and a small quantity of linseed and rape seed from the East Indies. The exports (completion of former purchases) are falling off. This morning the market commenced by factors asking a very considerable advance on the prices of this day we* which buyers did not accede to, but English wheat sold eventually at Is. to 2s. per quarter more money. Foreign also advanced in value to the same extent. Flour,hoth American and nek,oormnands Ia more money than this dsy week. Barley, malting, Is. dearer than Monday last. Beans and peas each Is. higher. Liusetsl and rapeseed rather dearer. Clover sal trefoil not much done, value unaltered. Tares firm at fall prices. Yi.ostiro: Caannr.s. Wheat and maize Is. dearer other descriptions ra th er more money obtaining than this day week. W mum—English : Rom and Kest, white, new, Ma. to 64 ; ditto, fine old, 55.. to 595.; ditto red, new, 5:16. to SW.; ditto, fine, old, 51s. to 51i. ; Norfolk, tic., flue, old, —s. to —a ; red, new, —a. to —a. Foreign : thustak, 595. to 631.; fine, 655. to 675.; extra, 675. to 69a.; Kosigthers, 5.55. to 590.; ditto, extra, 59.. to 651.; Rostock, 575. to 675.; Mecklenburg red, 575. to 675.; Uckermark ditto, 594. to 63. ; Amerman white, Ws. to 62..; ditto red, Me. to 58e.; Canadian, 51i., to 624. RAILLZT. --English malting, its. to :pa. ; fine, 441. ; friding, Ma. to 71 . b.; and distilling, :142. to : His. per qr.; eign grinding, Mi. to 36e.; ditto diatdling, 4% to 37a; melting, —s. to —a. Mat.r.—En lidt, Fran and Norfolk, Ma. to Ms. ; las W e. toe. t070 a58a.. ; sad Ware, Oa. to 7k.; brown, W OATS.-English feed, 275. Oil. to 222. Od. ; potato, 29a. to 31s. ; foreign, 17s. Ql, to 245. Ere, 30a. to 321. tick, 38s. to 41.5. ; harrow, 40s. to 445. ; • 40a. to 446. • f • pigeon, , onto, Nasagan,. 345.. to 3 8 s. ; tick 38s. to 40a. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 445. ; Egyptian, 35e. to 375. Peas-English boilers, 38s. to 42a.; White and blue, 38s. to 40s. ; map/a, 40s. to 43m; grey, 345. to 36a.; bog, Ma. to 38s. ; foreign, 34a. to 375. FLoute-English town 48e. to 53m; ditto fine, 53a. to 555.; eaustry, 43.. to 445. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38s. to 49r.; Frisch, --s. to -s. per sack ; Arnancan, 26.1. to 33m; Oomadian, 27a. to 325. ; Spanish, -s. to !sow( Coax.-White, 395. to 425. ; yellow, 40s. to 435. Fwarlso Cannons , all C. F. a nd 1.-Wheat: Berth , sada and Ifarianople, per 4921bm, 5.5 e. to 565. ; Obirka, 525. ' to sr.e. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801b5., red, 52a. to 565. ; whits, 58s. to 62a. ; Danube and Geist; 425. to 484. ; F.4,7ptian, 38a. to 42.1. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 400th... 26e. to 275. ; Odessa and Danube do., 265. to 27a. Beans : Egyptian, per 481fi1b5.,325. t0.33e. Maiz : Odessa and Galata, per 4921b5., 35a. Od. to 36.. ; Shrill and Bulgarian, per 480161., 34a. Od. to 355. ; French, do., -s. to -s. ; American, do., 325. to 335. ; Egyptian, 32a. to 33a. SEIDL -Curry seed, per qr., 445. to 525. ; Hemp. seed, per qr., 545. to fifty.; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 9a. to lls. ; brown, 12s. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 57a. to 60s. ; Linseed cakes, Eaglish, per too, let 10s. to 111. Os. ; American, thin. in Mie. ton, 111. 10m to 121, Os.; do., in begs:ll/. Oa. to 111. 108. Baltic, 0/. to 0/.os. ; Normals., 9/. 10s. to 101. Os.: Rape cokes, 51. beta 6/. ; Taros, per bushel, winter, 9s. to 9s. lid. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 645. to 68s. AltaiwaiiNrir LONDON MOSE OCT. IA TO OCT. IT. liftest.. Barley. Coastwise. gni an. English .. 91M 4681 Scotch....' VI lag Irish • . Foreign . I iiii c. Iwo .... 04 IC Rail' S. I. MAIL' TWIT gra qn. I qrs. !qrs. I tab 0751 8198 rNM 1 %Oils 405 • . .... Mari riot -Wheat. .. Im, ps Si{; , 12.Y5! awta. MINCING LANK—(THIS DAY.) ScoAL—The only sales reported are about 300 bags Peosag sold on the spot 32a. 6d., sod 40 bhda. Surinam at 37.. dd. Redact! ie without change. 0099w5.-1,700 hags Rio sold at previous prices, also few Wes al plantation Ceylon at full prices. Tn.—A Rood business is doing at firm rates. Rica continues in active request, about 30,000 bags "Mr white Repeal, 12s. Al. to 15e. 6d. ; Rangoon, lls. to Us. 3d. ; }lrons* 10a. 3d. tioLyrents--900 by Bombay sold ; ratesolias 30 to 34 par mat. at Ma. &L Ourrort.--400 Was sold at foram picas. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Tows tallow is quoted 52.. 9d. net cash ; Petersburg T.C., ea the vat, 52a. ; December, 53s ; January to lima. 53a. id. ; March, 545. ; April to June, 51s. PARTICULA3.B OF TALLOW. Rork es he Me day ....tealie Delivery Ire week Ditto from let Jose Arrive! last week Ditto from Id June Price Y.C. per cwt. the de, , Ditto Town We Friday SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DA l'J Two o'CLocz. The railway share market to-day is w rather Ist, with very little business. There is a fall of k to g per cent. in South Eastern and Lan cashire and Yorkshire stocks, and in London and North Western. Other descriptions axe less affected. London and North Western stock in now quoted 901 1c , t 0 911 ; Great Western, 69i to I ; Midland, 1' to 127 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1044 to 06 ; Caledonian, 1051 to 3 ; South Eastern, 78 to 4 ; Eastern Counties, 544 to 53, being firm ; and - Great Northern, 112 to 113. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at 13-16 to 1516 prem. Dutch Rhenish are slightly flatter, but Sambre and Meuse, Great Luxembourg, and Grand Trunk of Canada are in demand. SIN ORDOIALIT MIMI AID WOOS& Kaawara gag attlrst. &Stour Yal. at. 100 Birk.,lga.o.UtisJinse alllßlackbars 54 aB 111yth and Tess 10 Ell betondtleshrdotMd.G U. 10 brlaSol sod &eta MlOO ,Caledosisa sll (Cork and 10 all Norawsil 15 an I Do. •jA no Mir. 104116 10 ,D 0 Ip.e. Is poldtoll. N sld !Dublin ans:l •Ms,l4 *se. 111 ell I Nand., Perth. ik•bdas. U. 10 Fret emelt= 100 "astern Countlie N. 10 /seem I:uloo, Stock A 10 .10. 100 East Sud Do.olk stooks N. E lit.hurea and Olssgow 0, 100 'Ediabro,Perth, Dundee IS all 'Foralasgow sad Clyde /um 1/0 Gwasters 10 all Greet Naelh & ol W Scotland Ilk 10 Great Northers 0. 10 Pe. • Stook 0 100 Do. Nook 05. 100 Gt. South & weer. (10.) 111. Lao Grest Wasters 100 Do.lltourYsl.oo.oo 115. 10011enaaabiroh Yorkshire 10' London sad Blaskarall 100 Loo..Brighlon.ool.Cosii 11. 100 Loodon,Chathr&ADor Ilk 101 London& torth Marta 114 all De. klgliths 110.. leadou&SouthWestar, 10 ell LondooderrplOolersis IS all Do. sod Eardskilhe 1011 Mso.,Bltef ALincolsob 10 all Metropolitan 1.14 New Do. Lues.*Derby Ind. fit Wn. (Ire.) Mid Mat Newcastle and CarUsk Newry& Arawart.deL Neery.Warreap. &Rae NeeeWle North BM& North Davos 1.11. t D. De. • N. Noise—Deewlde Do. Ueda Do. York North London Ncothd&Woolorshute North Stofforctohlro Notk&Gronthastitee I ti!.ll-7--- Mammy ...... Scottish Caged eaolilak N. L AlmeiLL ic=lolllffirt Alattagbontuolffhoarn south Devon South login 'oath Wales S. Tortah of Alter Dun Staines, Woklnglit,to. Stockton & Darlington Ditto ditto Taff Val* crwir Pf• leo I Vale Do. at Neal& I Vlakela era. & Mak sli W. Cornwall 10 I W.Bartkpoollbeindell Wilt M'i IN4. 11-1- "ili r; DISIo H twdi PORLIGN IL I Pd I lardwddd 104 106 112 113 110 112 126 131 1011 106 66s* 7 6 01 6 1061 60 1661 67 114 116 46 47 fit 411 10 II 45 451 5 6 110 I%e 911"1004 • • 41.1 0 0 02 02§ 100 i 101 4118 par 68 69 801 9 1 0 0 1 94 10} 10f 41 40 Ss 88 9u 120 122 118 69 26 97 46 46 30 88 78} 761 00 61 Pi 96 4 6 $7 Si 7 i Pu lisk igt i IMs P. • pin II 121 21 701 COI 100 41 AY we f 1 A? 49 42 45 121 90 .WAIL 41 4 6 i MI i poi 101 - Dm SO 13 78 i-' 114 Pd 1 NAMWANI. I Closing Weis. I Sake. re .a& 'Mimics) 11 Rettadsm - 01 111 I - Ardennes 111 *Odds& 1111ra•IL i.7p.a 1 i d e ll" 11 6 MI :ReWliut 11. JusetMe •• 1 - 11 all :Rulers to Gralssearse .. .- - lop all 30 Canna* Mae& salt 114 104 •-• - V " Rctendon -•-• 111 MII OD 19 Make Menial I 6 Ms pai d , 16 16 - 1 10 all Illasnini of Trans. - 09 all OIL Medan mia. IL p.e w• - - 10 all Gt. Central of Prance- ••• - - 10 all Gt. Lninenbi•OoneLllL 91 91 94 1 so all Italian lamellas - 10 all lake Constance di Yale •.• -• 03 all Llerre and Tornio* - s all 'Lyons and Genera - 10 all Marla Antonia -- - 10 all Nam.dUeget r :y lgce the 8 t a -. ID all Do. ep.e. Prf. Be.gov. 194 - 16 all NortUrn ef - 1100 18 Do. New Shares P re - is -• all Norwegian Trunk Pref. 94 04 xd , - 10 11 Ottoman 81nyrnaAldlia 8 7 du ' - 10 all Paris, Lyons. and Mad* 4O 41 : 491 99 all Paris aid Orleans II 611 , - M 19 'Beads and 8. Prandsoo 1 I (Pernambuco) g. 7p.0. 6 3Ms 154 N all IN* and Donal:ism - - .. II all Royal Danish - - - 6 all Royal Swedish 4 all Do. 7 per cant. 10 all Sambre and News - 10 all Do. 61 per cent. Prof lif SO 6 •Nahtuloalm.47perot I - 1 <tit! ei I 10 10 S.Atuat.ft Lom-Vinetlan 1 1 pen - 10 4 8.11.02 Portugallperet p - -..- N all ,bantitem of Prance- - 23 16 - If all Wl* Plandese 4 71 -. ID all I Be. Nide mut Prot 101 10 111 all ilfesla N. W.* Pianos 111 I ..• 10 6 Meal* cif Awls* - -• I w. RIM= 110101116303111. B 1 Ipd I Rums*. 1 C1°416 P eke° I Slam i " a7 Saturday. i to 1 p.m. Ofe au 411M.Lawsenow 66 Oi BR 110 Ism llim.llo.le.g.fp.o. 18 91 NI IS all Be. de. R. - . ••• -• 104 all liffslintizsisaiweiiii. a a 4 Di a. Pranas• 10 19 10 balkhrsml..4lloederielt - Ilota. les. Aen. 141171 iriliendbyllel A , k TO II w. D. July klllo. dklo.. 0 0 100 100 Di 6 Tem MAP* 111 70 w. 6 all Cale** a astent.. 41 61 - SO 16 OapeTADedtOp.e.ima. 4 Idk - DI 74 Ceylon, ctpsr owl - - -- 10 all &Mara 4 101 - 811 100 last *dim 19 all Do. J - - - NI all Do. 41 1b p. b r ie Debeet NI 101 - 100 all D. 6 is. 46. do. 1851 100 101 100) 100 all Do. do. do. 1816.7 0 100 101 lag 100 all D. do. do. MN i 1 101 112 101* SC 100 Grand Tamale/ Canal. 110 10 104 10 100 all De . Spar et. Pref. - 40 58 37 la all Do.lisaPref.ll p.c6.80. 48 82 - 10 all D. 6pm et. Detest. 80 84 311 100 all Do.? per el IM/ ST dq 100 ail D. do. 1857 llO 33 - 8t all D. do. ISM 3O 113 -. W. 100 Great Indian Peolasals 94 594 1101 81 111 12 Do. New 0 1 41 1 1 - IL 100 131.11. et = . 114 1 41 074 it 974 1101 all 04.1140 2 1 1 1114 11 Do. New ll 101 Ms - leo a Do.N.M2dapay73.w.op 96 97 - 110 all Do. 61 do.. 77.w1L0p. 18 0) - 1M all Do. do. 78 without*. - -.- 185 ell Do.* ii.cl.Bda,pay.77 - - - MlO6 Madras Goat. 0 par et. 17 IN - 109 De. N. 6 pee* Iffi NI ft I* D. 61 par el Wen 9l 93 - 18 all D. 6 per cont. d - - dl. - M. 110 11•10•Cotp.11p. *Bonds - - IS all N. Brunswick et Com* • cap. 0. 4 6 1 -. 19 all Da. do. Land do. -• NI all Do. Ms. /I cep. do. * all Do. de. load do. 8 5 - N. 100 delude lOl 102 - 10 16 Do. Panlanb 4 1 dls 144 19 all Do. do. - .- - L 1 illot.g.6p.c 1111 N - 1 T2iti Do.lnd.St. dad,Llnalted,Berip 1 4 4 di. - Woes. 1 Isla tame' et Ot.North.ip.s..lwokJely 100 99 100 ......,14. Norloili4p.allsr.llBoo. 100 91 90 AIL 11.1•01.0p.01.Jmilaely 1110 07 09 Bt. 0.6011211 I. SM. 44. et ISO Ye 02 10.100 O. WAldlindlOstoiep.at. I NUL em - — 7 - 768..0 --- ., arr. 0.7 - 1101 Do. 6 perosot..ll9o4 100 Do. 6 peroont..lo6l4 100 Do. 0 per et Yel, kAug 100 Do. 0 per et. M0r.420p 100 Do. 11 per cont. ad 0 Ilapolip.d. 100 do. 1100 191 Do. do 1891 109 . ew Disrow.Gov.ll6.4B. 100 IC N. Weise Ov. a 1110 Do. 6p. 0., 11M lo 181 IN Do. I p. 0.. WI lOO Don floods 6p r mg, MTh 100 drat.Oov. 6 p.a. 100 08.6 go. e. Jaa.ttledy 100 do.llp. o. ADM i O. 100 CL prices. 10(1 108 100 108 101 1014 100 108 100 108 108 110 106 109 904 1004 60 100 99 100 10111 10* 104 14i &Magri I to 1 P 1,7 lie ei 96 96 106 106 i 11 • 411 4!1 10 10* 184 66 63 44 46 al 83 ST SO 16 i Ik. 106 1 64i 5"; 1 5 JOIWr KOOK WILL '!o+a!a U. air. issoa .1 sk Bsck ofarat Bonk of Turkey Grid a N. America Clark Bank of India, Amaral* and China . Cisaira Mere. of India Loa, and Mina n ow Oom. of Canada Ctm of London ft&BooLdAuaLCharld B. Boat of Bwitamiand Loa. Ch. Bank of Hu tat Do. Yews Laudon mid County London Joint Stock Loudon et Mouth African Lou. and Weeesninitar Nat. Prow. of England Do. New !MI oralNank New South Wake Oriental Bank Oorporn Ottoman Bank . . 'Provincial •t Ireland IBolth Aystralla.. Onion of Australis Union of London Unity Mutual MIJCIL1J&N101 No. I ! 10.000 ' 50,22•2 IM MO, SOCO I:iii 15E! 114?°i 741 11,1110 a!,000 _CONY/all:3. TNT 60.)01 80,00) 10.040 Angto-Mankno Atlantic RI. MM! BC (L) Atlantic TN. (Lisa.) Australia° Agrical Berths Watorworka.. Brit...Rh-131a Mag. nen Do. Do. B yor c. MINK C Canada Cop. M. of Eng.& &melt 1 Carla! IV:: os Do. 6 p. et. Parp. Deb E. Indio& lun.Shippegß, Haiti udl4l rrig.& 'anal' Electric Telegraph Eng. end Amt. Cop. Gen. atom Navigati • e Gnat ahlp Welted) Do. 1:1 per . ent. Fret Loc. Di+triet Tel. (L) Lam Clco. Omnibus Co hisArat Irrign. & Canal liediterraneenlase.Tel. Mediter. K. Tel. (Lim.) National Discomfit 0o NerhutitlaCoaktlroc(L) Netherlands !mod_ Do. Bp. l i. all Ns. N. Brunk & N. Root Ld. N. Hilt. Austrsladan .. _. . O,tSalOu Do. "Now Maros' ..1 Orlon. Di. Mtn. (lAns.).. Pool ltivoir Land& Mo., Pada. sad Odom. atom I 10 Da Yaw 10 Leos a Did. It& My 1 Wa nes 1"n New a loyal Mall Stoma It. Scottish Aust. lavaslas IS South Australlaa load 1 Suhatarioo Tel Scalp 1 Do. do. Boristanid 10 Do. do. . 10 Trost 26 a 113 66 21 21 09 11 1 a .114 63 66 Ili lei 11 IS 71 TS SS 40 17 171 24 244 5 31 pm 34i 35e 32 33 j as par 70 72 51 U 171 , 18 12 li 1 2 27 . to Y at .a:. i'n. IMO= rd. IL.). Van tftesies Lat.— MINES.-(THIS 32a I 29 92-44 -i 'lB 90 9 11 107 116 16 17 539 949 104 106 104 106 19 09 d 4 Par ow 94 . 9t I I - - illa li II If it Pm ' G.ft 71 - 88 7I 11 1 I I i 11 I 6 6 48 60 68 10 11 I 1 yo 18 I 8 16} 61 r 6 N 4 130 140 33 36 'I idiai Pal In in a i dis 11 10 DAY.) Two o'CLocu. The mining market is rather quiet to-day, but prices are generally steady. Ilingstoa Downs shares are markedin the Stock Exchange, 41, being firm ; East Basset, 70 ; East Caradon 20k ex div.; Granilder and St. Aubyn, 144 ; and North Downs, 4&. Marke Valley are quoted 9k to 10k ; Wheal Seton, 90 to 95 ; Cook's Kitchen, 28 to 29 ; West Seton, 300 to 310 ; Sortridge Consols, 158. to 165.; and North Robert, 19s. to 21s. A further decline has taken place to-day in St. John del Rey Mining shares, which are officially quoted 46} and 46. East del Rev have been dealt in at g prem. ; Great Northern Co per (South Aus tralia), at prem. ; and United Mexican, at 64. At Trumpet United Mines meeting, on the 15th Met., the accounts showed a debit balance of 1901. Os. sd. The bulaoce of liabilities over assets was 7531. 3s. 9d. A call of 4s. per share was made. ID 40 IT 18 ii It UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAII2BRIDGB, Oar. 19. • THE OFFICE OF Rnourrnna.—The undermen tioned gentlemen have alreadyfpublicly announced themselves as candidates for the office about to be vacated by the Rev. Mr. Roniilly :—Mr. Luard, assistant tutor of Trinity Col lege ; the Rey. Stephen Parkinson, pnelector of St. John's College ; the Rev. W. M. Campion, fellow and tutor of Queens' ; and the Rev. Thomas Field, late fellow and tutor of St. John's. THE INAUGURATION _OP THE MIDDLE TEMPLE LIBRIBY. The Middle Temple Hall has not been the scene I of any banquet at which royalty has been present slime I the time of Queen Elizabeth, upon which occasion, as it is understood, Shakspere read to her Majesty his "Mid summer Night's Dream. " The Prince of Waive and suite will enter the Temple from Fleet-street, at the Sate loading to Middle Temple-lane, and alight at the steps on the eastern side, which communicate with the area in the front of tho hall. The Middle Temple Volunteers will form the guard of honour on the occasion. The proossaion will here form, and proceed to the Library, and thence to the venerable old Temple Church, where • short choral envies will take place. As the hall will not accommodate more than half of those expected to be pre sent at the banquet, • marquee, 132 feet by 36 feet, is being erected upon the area in front of the hall, with tables and seats for the accommodation of 500 parsons ; as also a temporary room 135 feet by 20 feet, both of which will be floored lined with Iscariot and white dra pery, and tastefully dec orated. la addition there is to be a linen covered awning, 2110 feet by 9 feet, leading to the library, and similar awnings from the carriage entrance to the Temple Church. The whole will be lighted with gas. One, but by no means the least interesting, portion of the gay scene which may be expected, should the weather prove favourable, will be the beautiful chqlar i theniums as and pompous s in the Inner well air the o Temple Gardena, and which, from meant appearances, wiU, there is not the slightest doubt, be in full perfection by the day appointed. The conservative electors of the northern division of Ewa held their annual gathering on Friday evening at Castle Hedingham, where the county members were pre sent, and delivered addresses. Mr. Ducane explained and defended the course of the conservatives through the last session, pointed to the success which had crowned their efforts, and far from agreeing with Lord Robert Montagu that party spirit was effete, and au evil, be said it wee only now that the principles of the different parties were becoming clearly defined, and that conservatism was seen to be the genuine interest of the country. We are requested to state that the National Portrait Gallery, 29, Great George street, Wadi:Muster, will be closed from Saturday, November 2, to Wednesday. November 20. OPENING OF THE LIVERPOOL FAZE PCBLIC MUSEUM. —pt oonsequence of lb. mat amount ol_ Ia- boar required in the arrangement and claidfica tion of the lIIISHROUS specimens of which this institution consists, the Public Museum, in connexion with the library, was not opened until Thursday morning. At 10 o'clock Mr. Wm. Brown, Mr. T. Airier, deputy-chairman of the Library and MuestunConimittee (In the absence of Mr. Picton, chairman), and other members of the committee, formally opened the museum, three hearty cheers being given for Mr. 'William Brown when the company entered the build ing. Upwards of 1,300 persons parted through the rooms during the first day, and about 2,000 on Saturday. The por tion of the building to which the public were admitted mi llets of the great hall, coetaiuiug the statuary, the gallery of the hall, and the suite of five rooms on the upper floor of the museum wing. Four of thee* rooms are devoted to the Derby collection of birds, arranged in wall cases ; the fifth contains the reptiles, fish, &c. ; the central portion of the rooms being occupied by table cases for the invertebrate animals, such as shells, corals, &c. At one end of the gallery a number of small aquaria are temporarily placed, peoding the fitting up of a room in the basement on • larger scale for the same purpose. The arrangement of the other portions of the museum will be proceeded with as expeditiously as possible, but the arrangement of the col lections, at present far from complete, can henceforth be carried on without interfering with the convenience of the public. The nitiontm will, as heretofore, be open on Mon days, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from ten in the morning till iinek.—Lieerpool Albion. THE BISHOPRIC or COLOMBO. —The Duke of Newcastle, Secretary of State for the Colonies, bee nomi nate& the Right Rev. Piers Calveley Claughtoo, D.D., of BRISSINSIB College, Oxford. Bishop of St. Helena, to the Bishopric of Colombo, rendered vacant by the resignation of the Right Rev. Dr. James Chapman. His lordship paginated at Oxford in Dr 3.5, when he took a first -elms in deems. The bishopric of St. Helena will, we believe, be conferred upon Archdeacon Welby. The Rev. G. H. Arkwright, of Sutton Hall, has, in consideration of the unfavourable harvest of last sesecee, decided upon presentiog to his tenantry a large quantity of linseed cake for cattle.—DerOysitire Courier. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) two o'CLoci. The funds this morning have shown firmness, but are now rather dull. After advancing 1-16 to per cent., Consols have returned to the closing quotations of Saturday. English railway stocks, in some instances, are fiat, particularly London and NortE-Wcstern, which has fallen per cent. The only other feature of interest is a fall in Turkish Bonds. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reines opened at 68fr. 15c., being rather more than per cent. better than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 921 and t for money, and 921 and 1 for the account. The present quotation is 92t to 1, both for moneyandthe 7th Nov. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 231, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 903, I, ; New Three per Cents., 904, 4,1, I ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 16 9-16 ; India Stock, 2221, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock. 1041, 1 ; ditto for account, 1041, ; ditto scrip, 104/ ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1804, 981 ; ditto, 1869, 98 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 961 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cent., 1034, ; Exchequer Bills, March, 4s. prem. ; ditto June, 7s. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. There is a fall of about 3 per cent. iu Turkish stocks, the loan of 1854 being quoted 801 to 4, ex div., and that of 1858 at 681 to 4. There are inquiries for the Spanish Coupon Certificates, which have been dealt in at 51 to 6 ; Mexican Bonds are marked 261, being firm. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 911 ; Cuba Seven per Cents. 101 ; Chilian Four-and-a. Half per Cents., 831; Equador New Consolidated, 15/ ; Italian Five per Cents., 681, 69 (exch. 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 261 ; Sar dinian Five per Cents., 811 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 50 ; the Committee's Certifi cates, 54, 6; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for ea count, 801, I, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1854 for account, 68, t. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was firm at the late important rise. The sales amountul to 20,000 bales. The prospectus is issued of the company which is formed to push to a practical conclusion the work experimentally and hitherto unsuccessfully carried on by the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company. The title of the new project is The Telegraph to ludia Compau) (Limited)." Thu capital is only 100,0001., in shares of 2f. each, but power is taken to increase it to 200,0001. The board includes several of the names comprised in the direction of the old company. The terms on which government have agreed to transfer the lines, stations, and property of the old under taking to the new company are very liberal, Hues much as the new proprietary are to be anti ,' tied to the entire profits until they shall have received a clear dividend of 25 per cent. per annum. In the event of the failure of the company to restore or maintain the line in working order, the govern ment are to have the power of taking it into their hands again ou repaying the capital actually ex pended by the new company. The arrangement presupposes the concurrence of the shareholders of the old company iu the terms proposed to them by her Majesty's government. An estimate has been made by Messrs. Bright and Clark of the cost of repairing the line between Aden and Kurrachee, which they consider can be effected for a sum not excee ling 50,000/. The venture is small, while, as the prospectus points out, the returns will be on the scale of au original expenditure of 800,0001. It is proposed to limit the hrst operations to the repair of the line between Aden and Kurrachee. Whoa this is effected the period for sending a message to all parts of India will be abridged to five days. The objects proposed are of such high importauce that it will be matter of public regret if (contrary to expectation) the capital be not subscribed iustantly. A special meeting of the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company is called for the sth Nov., for the purpose of considering a propos al received by the board from the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury for the transfer of the line and property of the company to her Majesty's government. The particulars are published of the Peruvian Three per Cent. Bonds, which were purchased and cancelled at the counneucemeut of the present mouth, under the sinking fund. It is understood that the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company's line will be opened to tl.e harbour at Dover on the Ist Nov. Alter that day " through " tickets will be issued between the Victoria Station and Calais, and shortly after wards between the Victoria Station and Paris. The half-yearly report of the directors of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company rowan uieeds the usual dividend of 21. per slave, free of income tax. The surplus on the half-year is 34,6941. in excess of that of June, I€6o. The balance in favour of the company on the insurance account ii now 181,4541 A special meeting of the Groat Ship Company is convened for the Bth November, to receive a report from the directors. The settlement of the list of contributories of, the British Exchequer Life Assurance Company is to be proceeded with before Vice-Chancellor Wood, OR the 11th November. The sham certificates of the Commercial Union. Assurance Company will be ready for delivery to the registered shareholders on Thursday next. We are requested to state that the list of appli cations for shares in the Metropolitan and Provin cial Bank (Limited) will be closed on Tuesday, the 22nd inst. The receipts on the New York division (50 miles) and of tho Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the month of August were 9,320 dollars, and for September, 13,449 dollars. With regard to the prospects of trade and con sumption, the subjoined is from Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sous : Although each mail from Ameriat seems still further to diminish the possibility of an early Umbria:on of the re volutionary war, and the price of cotton contiunes its rapid advance, the letters from the leading manufacturers and other traders in Lancashire do not express on the whole any extreme deepoodoocy with regard to the probable condition of the operatives throughout the coining winter. A belief appear,' to prevail. not without fair grounds, that, at the worst, there will be a sufficient supply of the raw material to enable employment to be Di:notelets' for one-third time, and that thus the means of existence, if not of comfort, will at least be *scored. while thole alto have lima provident during pastyears of prosperity will be in a condition to psis through the tenni-miry trial without any serious depri vations. The private help that can be afforded in so wealthy a district will likewise be of great moment, and an important although indirect mitigation of the difficulty will be found in the increased activity that is certain to prevail, and that has already begun to manifest itself in all breaches of textile industry in connexion with wool, flax, and ever) material other than cotton. Under these circumstances tt may be 'stewed, or it last hop ed, that the general ability of our population to purchue t he main articles of food and luxury will not experimice auy diminution that will be of sufficient importance decidedly to affect the future course of the various London markets. The following, from the same source, relates to the injury reported to have been sustained by the cotton and other crozli c Egypt : The news of the severe caused to the Egyptiaa mops by the sudden rise of the . P. beyond its ordinary annual point has been received with regret, not only oa account of the especial value this year of all kinds of grain. cotton, and other produce, but also because it will add to the difficulties of the Viceroy in the attempt be has com menced to retrieve, by economy and other means, the finances of the country. Considered in its bearing upon Manchester, this partial destruction of cotton is of con siderable although not of vital importauce. The supply we have been accustomed to obtain from Egypt has amounted to about three per cent. of our aggregate impurtatioca. Last year the arrivals from that country were rather larger than usual, and were 109,7 A bales, out of 3,169,669 bales from all parts of th, world. The statements now are that the losses from the deeds will probably be equal to about one-third of the crop. Stipposiagthat our receiptsolEgyptisa are in cowsg oenca diminished onestbini, it will make a diff eren ,,, o f abo rt 400,000/. It is commonly found, how ever, that the tint accounts of ell disasters of this hind prove to have been exaggerated. 41,97$ S.= th.43s 7,Sil stop Ma lod. It& N. 67,776 11,796 'kali 4,649 99.743 199 Ild. Us. 9d. 21.972 8,1127 67,726 6,261 27.226 61s. 91. 1142 3d @aka lA -111— 101 i 80 8i 1014 4 j