The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) (More Mr. Commissioner Enna) II 111 craw, Di/court COMPANY (Ulanil). TI eras a IMMon of Henry Barrett Lessad. of 75. Cid marbug usaler the style of Beaus. sal La ~r r . Iry to; 11141 order may be made for the winding. ( the taki t ...M P"Y anticitaool at the paladin re 1140 as tvottaay wee farad la Sept., 107, and ant en „ • .f.r. the I.t srpteatber, 1110, they we bead is • I. tassel 'a the earn of 1,8191. 15%. M. foe has of , smiler,* that the claim had sot ban a. 11.1160w'. Imhof that tbe company were Inaba to pay r &Ma The petition was dilniwd, sod it is sated that the i v swore will be paid is fell. There la, however, astabse L on. o wiser the conspany, b heard ow Mornay Bea Mr Lialdater appeased for the saisses, lir. Fitch kr IC, •••141011. as r hi • sitting fat choice ot 1111111r:11"f4 in the ran et J. t •toteekee Is dose wry, Vet= Umbel/ .teseeseet et hi Nrillimerg Harding, shows .trig il raggt t o • W -Ow awns an sheet ?SAO no chief Mipecieed ▪ to the Xwwweing• Unman' Curupassy ; EL John Caisaimanneani, accountant, wan amen emilisee. arre was she • wing for the chow» of troluseet la 17 1.141/a si IL L. Mellor, watch Inesndsennter, of Mike. Mr• ars-postern. ooloma applied deli the Chain mid{ be majeereed. • !Ltpeakrigit wee deism to sepses& the beakrapbey. Ayeirament vas wend to the mahatma asetaeg. THE POLICE COURTS. (TlllB DAY.) DOW STREET. :tang or A what? wAis reit;rci WT. C 21216%. ,ush-lookiag you mu rated J iw. Doke was , • rj•-.1 with so us wo.ah.d awash ea a feet peassarr i. •Irstreet. Mt. thlee'e. ••• Brent, a deient•lookiag warthog sisa, 'Wood— %; at tea eds.& het sight I wee .1.434 New Oxford•etrest, towards Hollsons, . I noised three MOS weeding st the cameral Arthur .. •• t. I passed them sad west doers Arthar•etreet. I had ;•4 he heyead the spot where 1 paaka them whin tisa r, whet was one of the Hues, same after ass, sad whst I was looig at. t feuds an reply, but .1 •.a, sad the primmer followed tee, Ma r e we, sad . my bat Qtr. Au alter in priest, clothes came • • le moment sad took him in charge. - • :rant Robert E division deposed— I was as ditty ..t lime gated, sad passing along Art linrrostreet I wiwthe 41.1.1..mant pare by the prisoner and two others, I saw the .•T follow sod rinks him as described. The phooey us, drank. He bees several times eLirged wrrn ,esaults, .iel tb- two men who were with hie are thieves. Mr. Hwy -110 you imagine that robbery was the ob )..vt Lden-Id°, .ir. 11..jvcier Witham--There can be no dc:ibt about it. Thew orcorreariso 6.Ave te,.ene very numerous at late. We bare Itsl repeated omt,plaiule ..f person. being amusult.d ..nd robbed, espe tally about Artbar.street sail High-etreet tin sundae night a tradesman. reeding in High-drool, was ko-klal &ma end seriously injured, a few yard. from hi. ..11 ..1-nr, Th, pnsoner had oath ieg to say to the charge. 3k. Hoary—lt t. really a very grave aosolt, and entirely auim.r•ksd. There is much reason, too, to suspect that hal some dishonest intention. Such eases must be dealt rah .everely. You must pay a hoe of Z 4., or be imps• vied fur two menthe. WANDSWORTH. A WI7I 1712717A0 12R Hr,RANR. Mr. William I' the Wandaw..rth Railway station ut. was erumnsoned ore yr. Dynan for refustog to .14,.r two boxes eceetainieg wearing apparel, the property li,nry Chaste, a working Rae. The defendant said they were not in his posseasion, and arrefore he could sot deliver them up. yr• Darman mud if that were the ease them would bo an read the sanunces. The defendant entered into a statement to the effect that • Thursday eventug the crenplainsat with his mother wail a IL, station awl were causing a disiusimom a Mil a female he Afterward., understood was the nuns wife. As the wmplaimet wa not a pareenger he oedema him to leave the scams, but he sahesquently returned with imposes, ulcuue4 a ticket far Yamahall, and Mos went on the I. rm. Soon afterwards he maw him rnituisit thernMph the with three boxes under Ins arm, sad the std. aid Mint= to stop him and st a t Is! that the Loom were her property. He therefore told the man that he mad not a11.,w him to take the luggage ...it el the station, upon which he dropped them, went down the stern. He returood soon aftenrusks • ith • conetAble, and demanded the hoses to be delivered .p L. him. He did not feel pistoled in doing so, as in the ..eantirm the woman had hooked the hs , ree in her name. to Friday moraine she came to the statism and demanded is•sce upon the order he pre her, and he dehvered th n, up anerslingl,. P. • c ettpLinant stated that his wife had broken m his Maw during Ls absence at work, mil had pawned the thin4s. She then ran away with all to. clothes, and Ise let wed har to the station. He Mewl the bows round the patheni is a closet. mil he was shout careens; t'wm off, Ir a uhe was 'Appel. He solid the stationmaster they o to him. _ _ _ Mt w iewsler said there had been so toozy robberies that le ...obliged to look earofttlly after the p....•uaers hel p:, Ile did not know tae partie% ; and as the Imaia .1 ..1 thou sod hooked theta, ha felt hosed to detain the ?it Durnari thesght the station-master Lad acted pre ; +.l told the .) , mpliuziaat th.it Mr. Trwaley was t. Liberian, of the luggage, if ffe 4.11- ipi...l the sgmoi .ne, but be would Mare the c.•mpLisaat lb. om.. as the wife had au right to tai'., ht. pr.grrtv. r niplauntat seal his wife bad takru evtrythiog be )11 AND DANCINO Lica:Wed.—A* prergioarly 411111411, 11iddleser ma‘istrates will hold a sitting at Clerkenvelligrera, on the 11th applirat MIMI foe the grant. renewal, or transfer ad ler mann, sad for tansio ii.ne:ng, under the Zda 44 George 11., cap. M. Yeritroa fog lIISPIraki 01.4 let.ts..d.rith the lira of the pram this day (Hater. dor s of opposition have bees gives la the follow : -1 4 , .• , ree.garderm ; the Alhambra Palms, Twi t .piarr : the Hare and Monde, Chalk Faro-lose ; and rs.lle, 1, Osfordetreet : sad lb., are geed l?th. There are about 70 new applies to !.. he 11,04, of which the %Doming 10 are :- 71, et oroleet,..ile, Loritarre: Jesare'slaineirig Ara,lesoy, I . l Prarares.l: the Mhr Hugh Nyddisten, Clerkemered ; Prp•us, Grenlanrs ; the premises Nu. 194, White ri.6l; the bine. Arms, Enselside, Whiterhapsl ; t: hoefe Aro., lamb-ilea, Eshureditish ; the Ticks* ~ .lenreplere, Weot India-road, linehoose ; the . 1/= WL ~• Harp, 11, :.1.1 lb. Old Welsh Harp, H. ere ie. h.. t1..0r 4_ ll applinintions in the het, and MI !LIT ..,*Pr, q u espected„ three days to divots of the ;twr mot: Ilouc."--011 Thursday, at Black ' - for nee, William 11'31ana., Invid limodea. T HOJL , sad Richard Hayhurst, ahas Ultras. , alive sere ehatiptl with ammiltsag John &wrack, a • t . empkeed m the mill of Mews. Asia:lure sad Co.. f It AVOIIIS that ithormek, who barn a wits Saturday last asked to metribute t. is tl• support of the upenittves out minks at Ile ,;ors tbe eon...lgor dupers, but it was • , trile returned to hem with as intimating that • l +add eat accept Ham OHO one shin.* k that he could aot afford to pm sad then they threatened he 'shout --a preeemliac aft•fif heC° l 4"•led with ' '• • mid .h wee poblicly noticed to coneenica wise hot lan yase at P.olhara. 3fonclay eves ero t .wt of the mill, wee ill, h. w &mailed by a • • . JA•I 16.01,11. who fofattlelleed hooting. him*. • 1.16 4 1111. lihers Her. al.. thman at him, several • • u •truck him ow theshoahler and Leek. With 60.1 hums. and "rhea he got jpoirt, lui. Ilona. a . trough the madow at him Ile went • bon. when Xllsnue kicked him on the arms *f'w other defendants fiot., 'lotted in the dn. ' • "dentin him 10.1....." The whole of P. 0,1 'AN. rach and mats, nt in default to gu to • • 11.40 , .4 Is... Teethe for one moth. aro rt THI Id A RVEIJAn's, —lf we are to ot.po t..Lle witnesses as guarantees nth .4 Spiritrt.lon, or if we are to trust tb. ..or owe s-ome, 112 irresimible proof, of the ' • tal. once. we mar make respecting • •• lOOff t, rifnitifiti Itohert Iloudm awl • ' ).• :!. with supernatural powers. Not j •he 1.1 . ... wing marvellous phoseesema were wit- 1 -..lnidndremoetalde people la the metre of Ira* a large hoat with globular silken • '•• Om hue* km/ purpose were Invited. At a • with the fear sitters, maw fmin th e • • ••lo Imitt.eg it, nobody touching it; upw•rd. it ien...topa, and dozily .tiled through the 1 1 ' ' .• nett of Trance. Bee , l. • this, tie Dan-Alves t.. 1 .!e• on. triftes. Yet Um was we in open day• ' •;..4 .0....-tittor.. If the L•ria • •..- •. tie twat I note that this teat we. titian! "Om nal '11.0011411111 "u o PhY 4,4 1,...mat - • I -ne touched the host, no one could .1 t ." 1.431 after the host was heyoal human .1•.1 t•. roe higher and higher. To thee • rooted • .th hall...ea. this phenomenon i• no . • atitlyr.t.ind why the fighter pa, 01 '0" • Once m'ot & rn.hed upward. lop • Alf. awl is pnel.ing umesols moot drag the loot • t.l.es.ont non I. u,telliplle . But etippo•inis the all larscaat them theme , they would of ' 0te....4 Coon in their 'wrath.. would ammo, a toarTel?m, air. ...I to toile all that (trimmer: but they • • n.o.••• oil that wee to he sew.-BfaeE f•.r. etnher. c . DOO STRALING.—CONVIon6I UNDER 318110.1'8 40ft. At the iliaelborotlit-etreet poliwit.ewurt,eter if. f.Mr Neil /Certifies (eximbieres end wink= Jerks were bee Bo eght up be ehatpd with *Obi lteriee hewhewei. *bra et Mt* 10 , wa• mired be .sett' where * is sad beauty to ire* sesend astoadohnont. Edward lark Insamelad by I* Per. • Pattvow•_. d *teas, the weer el the tietz uke r for 1••••••u00 31r. Leek. et lirpbee. for • ••• Yr. Filber, from the Abe Devis, Oehterequaie, for Jewel*. I The parkloalass el Or ler d the ass lero afreedy bees published. lb. Pepe lost the deg late the park ;it was enticed sway, awl edeerteetly *ad about lelf-ew-heer aftenearde he. I .woreeroe of the two primers. • witness aimed Yaleoia was mainly 'mammonist In brig iss the amp he. to Readilloir who b.. for a Wag time Mee solders for kis connez;os with caw et stoles *a t. Bishop, d Bond-street, under whose act tie prim* preseedisp took place, was in court for the wpm d watehinty its operatioos. Ms. Lewis croametamiusd Malcolm, but did sot shake his pinirioas testimoor. • rims named White proved that he took up the two =inat Ctrema, sad the dog sow in court was put into k This was about 7 o'clock on the eyelid', of the robbery. 14:irwis, ea behalf of Kaunas, coateaded that than yr se ore spirt hie eine% se di that bed Ma proved wait his was that be had W hot dog la lb ponsidos, whisii IRIS so Wham Mr. &Weld lawn rid Ye peel t very tenet poem n li om en was ceertasiee, t hee d M to justify the prenunp that he bed mini eg. M. Fiala. kw hie dime, eenteadeil Yet no etifficient proof al pall had hese beenglit forward. Mr. ffieadoe said it had hese prov e d ta u t th e d og wee i n =sof both priscson about bait ea-hoirr after it had oles. This wee, aunt di to law, a 'efficient !Vl deure of eteelleg., end be should therelan, newt any hesitation, smolt lath primacy for mix neeilin to the Hours of Consent.. Mr. Lanais, am, ineinmeleil {bet an appeal mitt tts• don:lake woeld be preesuebsd. Lord Stanley has promised to address the mem bers of the Warrbegtos lteo►aatee' lartitultoa, et a diluter to be held co &Sudsy, the 27t► boll The Liverpool Mercury of to-day says :—" From inquiries made as Knowsley yesterday, we regret to tad that the Earl of Derby bee undergone a slight relapses, though is eitldeetory to know that no clinger is apprehended." Till PRINCI 07 WALMII sip BLONDIII.—When the Priam arrived Bloadin bowed to the Prime sad darted him. watching him attentively through a tele @cope. The Primes had • seat in a rustic pavilion, the Duke Newcastle And suite silting is the rear, with Major Tomtit's and others sitting outlasted in front, with DO rcgnrd to drese. Some Americium will be surprised to ems that the Prince and smite dress is clothes very plain sad neat, and which would give • Broadway dandy the horrors. Mondin crossed and returned, and the Prince complimented him by clapping his hands in applause ; and then Biondi. prepared to retry a man over. To this the Prince objected, and only miter repeated aneurisms would he allow Bloods to start with Wooed, his spot, on his leek, pausing only to have • • photograph taken. The P ri nce watched with breathless interest, commenting much on the performance. Many pet pie were disappointed, ee they thought thst Bion di. would carry the Prince on the rope. We date this in • serinummesv, se the affair was f ree ly t a lk e d a b out b y the op ...mitre'. For the first time Blondi n re t urne d on st il ts, the Prince also having put in a protest against this per formance. It was a mod arduous end 'masterly feat in ;tl 1:a not pleue the Prince, wh o th oug ht it f oo lh ar d y. Riondin reached the shore, the Prince and suite had a long conversance with him in French, complimenting him, and anon shoat tee state, and his feelings while on the rope. As the Prime left be said, "Thank God, it's all over.' Observing Ferias rope further up the river, he caked what It wag.A path for another fool," aoswered Dr. %Irwin. The Prises laughed aloud, and nodded his assent to this trrmade reply. The sensation ou meeting Bkedin is ri n tneeming the execution of • man by hanging.—New York Herald. Sig Breremit BROM; BART.—It affords us InucL %ratification to slate that, notwithstanding the failure of the operation of width this distinguished surgeon was lat , ly the subject, the worthy baronet is sufficiently well to walk out without &guide, arid that be is now at • watering place on the south coast, with • view to obtain • complete restoration of Mahe/lath—The Lancet. dilOcaltto AIAfIDINT TO • Rube VoLim yete.— Early on Monday morning • ;arty of five rig roes, among whom was Mr. Frederick George clerk in the Cardiff Poet-office, and a membern tie 10th (Cardiff) Rifle Volunteers, went for private practice at the target on the Moors. Mr. Fume hail just discharged his ride, and afterwards went to the mat to score for his compmions. It is supposed that Mr. Fume was in the act of looking at the target to see t.:,,, erhet of his shot, when one of the party fired Ma rangy of 4uo yards. The ball f men hie ride struck poor' Fuzee in the leg, shattering the bone in • dread ful manlier. He tell on the earthwork near the tar. get. The party immediately ran to his amistauce, ancl ib d course, saw the painful accident which had occu rre d. immediately conveyed the wounded man to the inthmary where it wee at once denermined to amputate the limb ~ Surgeon Taylor (of the 10th Bides), Dr. N &chill, and ten other medical gentlemen were also shortly in attendance, and the operation was performed while th e p a ti en t was under the indueuce of chloroform. The unforiunate young man is going on favourably. He wee about to be married shortly, and the melancholy accident has caused th e mos t painful enniatim his friends, by whom he was most deservedly respected. . Funs is 'boat 27 years of age.- - Boatel itereary. MELANCHOLY ACCIDIEI7.-1411/1 or Tula LIMA C WEDNESDAY. —lstelligesee has j ust resehed this town a must melancholy &widest whic h warred in Clew Bay, by which three young men met • watery pawn The following are the fact, of the occurrence :—lt I that Mr. It Jams and his brother-in-law, Mr. A. ilaJ aged lie or 20. proceeded with Mr. Win. Pinkerton in his bust, on • pleasure trip, to some of the sureareme Weeds hi the bay, and remained out the whole day raise sheet. Abut eight o'clock is the make they turned their mum homeward, and the wind blowing rather dash tom the south-west, the captain of a steamer who, from the severity of the evening had to take 1 a...Ler in i....i.elieber, cautioned them sot to try and weather the brume, which was blowing right spinet them, bat they persisted sod sailed, and were sever sees !live evils. The sailbuat was men nest morning, with only the top at her mast over the water, at • coast guard station, within sight 14 their homes. Immediately us it beteg Mimes, every available boat in the bay wee put to sea to eps if they swam to any of the islands, bet rip to this no aecount has been heard of thee; neither have the bodies bees found. It is supposed theta milks heavy squall overtook them on mud* the pant where the beat wa• found, and which sunk her at once, by this melancholy acci,lent, a young widow is left to maws • hod and affectionate hosanna, and a loneg and brother, both cd whom kft her is the 1011/tr i ara "kits, sever to retire again. Mr. Pinkerton haves as aged father and mother. and • loving sister and brother to weep over kw untimely esd.—Dadden Promos's Journal, el yesterday. A Mat RILL= ON THE. RLACKWALL RAILWAY. —A little after three o'clock yootenisy attemacee a carpeuter, vaned lbsvtegksa, who was crossing the line between the Medea and tkepesey station, was knocked down by • train, and so injured that he died in • few hour. DIIIADTFI ACCIDENT AT THY PARIe RI7TO- DioNl. The rinweeentation at the Hippodrome was yester day (Thursday) homed to • sudden aod most melancholy close by a terrible event, which, we fear, hex mused the death of three /serene The second part of the petform amiss cemnanced by what is called ill the bills, "Memel= tale, or pynimidial ascension at a height of 100 feet aka", the mead of Wilk. Louise and M. Hippolyth and Frenrais." The two men had ascended on two parallel tight r o pes, with the girl standing partly ea the shoulder of one of them, and with her other foot on a balancing-pole held by them in front, whew, G S arriving close to the highest point of the ascent, on. al the repes breke, and the three unfortunate perforrnen were preopitsted with fearful violence to the ground. Th ey iv..in seen to tern over as they fell, sod - came down so heavily that no hope could be eutertained of ultimate re covery. The ermatioe caused was terrible— • will shriek arose frees the audience, and emend Whce f doted. The director came forward to state that the perfom,oooe most of course termicete. sod requested the audience to with draw without colliding iuto the arena. Mallt! aid was immediately brought te the unfortunate sufferer; but, although they still breathed, so hope was entertained of servival.—arkeseni. Ustoss-Farneerzn.—l have known such a thing as a family in which certain boys during their eerly 4400:Mien hod it ceseelessiy drilled into them that they were the idlest, stupidest, sail most ignorant boys in the world. The poor little fellows grew up under that gloomy belief : for o swine.' is • eery artifteal thing, and you may bring up very good boys Is the belief that the, are very bad. At length, hopply, they west to • great public school ; and like rock.-t. they went up forthwith to the top of their climes, mod never bet their places there. From school they went to the university, and there won honours more tun °cot than had ever been woo before. It well not surprise people who know mach of human satyr* to be told that through this Milliard career of school and college woe* the be-me belief in their idleness and ignorance continued unc . .aauged, and that hardly at its sod wee the 1011-wore sonisr wrangler regarded as other than ss idle and melees , blockhead. Now the affection which prompts the under eetimite may be quite as real and deep as that which prompts the everenimate, bet its vicaeifectstion ie= the lees amiable and pleasing. I have known a g author whose relative, never believed, till the reviews mimed them of it, that hie writings were anything but eeetemieible and discreditable trash. —Preser's Nagaziat for I Itt..ber. CHYWTAL PALA , T.—Tbe second of the Italian esataerta, at w1.h.11 rate. Titian. sad Bigeor Gilt&Jai are thr, at ukn plane en-day, the p ma easaistini, of aelectiona from yenta's Tr store ead 'lll Nairtlsa. 'S.-THIS DAY. Two ifesoor. The railway share market to-day is very in active, but prices are well supported. The principal demand is for Lancashire and Yorkshire Mock, which has risen per cent There is also an improvement of f per cent. in Eastern Counties, and to fpa oeut in - North Eastern. Other descriptions are steady, at the closing quotations of yesterday. London and North Western stock 111 quoted 100 to 101} ; Great Western, 741 to 76 ; d, I.Nf to 130 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 114 to f ; Caledonian, 911 to 92} ; South 89} to 1 ; Great Northern, 116} to l i ttr te Li n a Eastern Counties, 53 to. Lombardo-Venetian way shares are quiet, at 5-16 to dies. • Grand Trunk of Canada and Great Western of Canada railway shares are rather better. East Indian Railway stook is inquired for. OADMAiIt IMAM AND STOCKS. I t is , 6"si leArLwArs. V VlieAt ILLR Oat sad Mass Connell Da • j A mew. asllllll Jlr Da. 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(LWOW) ii ran 6 i ai 7 18 82 13 I 10 76 0 Oa" p it ti 2 3 a ! lO, Velll psi Y pitz 9. 101 100 I di/ 1/ 17 IS U V c U 70 c Al U SI CO 44 U &I U 9 - Oi 1 141 111 4J 14 1 41 97 100 • 911 100 • N NO a SO N a 54 IS N N i i 3} Ills N“i M 100 II 4 is 1 I NCO. 6 I 6 7 6 V II V L ij.A I Si 10.0 re IT II k i n= 0 00 .. 611 14 isfue lie M 4 el. De. •p. el , les 100 a. — 4 _ _ t le. Mg eel Woe India Ite nO) l I I, IL leaden — el IL Keekartae — el Ileelheepece — Me N. Theses lee lie let 14 el Do. New aJoa.D Joe WO . Do. 6 pit sot,o 100 . Do. Spain& IMO loe . Da. • proted.. 140 Do. • pse 44. Poktawg. lee Do. epor Mozokeop. 100 D 6 pw amt. 170 o do. Nal& New Preasw.Gov.• p.et. 100 N. 11. Waste,. 6p. 6 1806 100 Ds. 0 a 6, MI to 1876 100 Do. 1 p. a, 1886 NOVI Scotia 0 D. et. 84i Deb. redeem. 1876 lOO 8. Aust. Oov. 6 p. e. Hoods 100 VlO. Go. 6p o. 5a1t.7017 100 Do. do. 616. c.Ager.lo& HISSIBN KINN Xlll 111 101 l ... 11.4 wow -- 1081 - 11 'lOOl 107 :AI liritga . Yro7 Milord Der G. Co.. (Tavtatk ) Fa st BeeeetyMopa) But Qud= Wh. Rased crarletk ) Grumbler & St. Anb7s Greet South Tagus G. Wh. Alfred (Philleciii G. Wh. Von ,Helaton) Grenville Ifirod'elroot Ellsgeton Downs lady B aret erths Ni=wnsPry Lelent) Do N. Prances ( N. Wh. Beese i rSon) North Wheal Par Come (St. Blew) Providence Lelant) SorlaidgeCon. Min. Co Ora Ina Ma* . lama boa • Oa W. iambs (Lima nismo W. lnlllollll _Put traaaral&LadVa.a. Vale at Tow y (Corm.) WOO Ilmost (em* . W. Cmdm (I.lsimat) WM Beem na :Oheolo.) . Tielawny (Lliacil MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Cums. The unfavourable thaws shown in the Bank re turn have rendered the funds dull to-day, but prices are not lower than yesterday afternoon. Very little babies; is going forward. In the share markets steadiness prevails. The principal variation consists of an improvement in Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway stock. The shares of the two principal Canadian railway companies are likewise in better demand. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Recites opened at 69fr. 20c., being the same as at the close yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931 and for money, and 931 and for the 11th instant. The present quotation is 93f, "buyers," both for money and next Thursday's settlement. The official business report is as follows :—lndia Bonds, L., 4s. dia. ; Exchequer Bills, 4e. prem.' The transactions in the foreign stock market have been limited, and prices exhibit scarcely any alteration. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 731 to 74, and that of 1868, 56 to*. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 91 : ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 871 ; Chilian Six per Conte., 101; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 995 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 221, ; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Ceuta., for account, 911; PortngueseThree per Cents., 1863, 431 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1041 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 631 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 84} ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 731. HALF-PAST Two o'Cloci. Consols exhibit no variation of importance since 2 o'clock, being quoted 93e to for money, and 93} to ti for the account. In the Stock Exchange, owing to the late bona Me sales, loans on Cousols continue to command Si to 4 per cent. The bar silver by the Mexican packet has been sold at 6s. lid. per ounce, being id. above the price obtained fur the previous supply. The pre sent quotation, however, has ruled in the interval. There is still little variation in the exchanges, but the teudency yesterday afternoon was not favour able. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 1/.16 to e ; ditto, short, 11.14 Rotterdam, 3 monthe, ILI6 to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 5.25 to 30 ; Hamburg ( ma tenon), 3 months, 1,3.51 to 6 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.10 to 171 ; ditto, 3 months. 25.35 to 40 ; PrankforlimptlateMaine, 3 months, 1171 to 4 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, ate to 364 ; Vienna, eft do., three mouths, 13.40 to 50 ; Trieate ditto, S months, 13.40 to b 0 ; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to 4 ; Cedar, 3 months, 491 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 95.50 to 5,• Genoa, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; MOan , 3 months, 15.421 to 31 ; Naples, 3 months, 404 to 4 ; Palermo and Messi o e na, 3 months, 121 to 1; Lisbon and Oporto, 90 days, 53 t A call of 50fr., or V. per share, is announced upon the share in the Lotabo-Venetian and South Austrian Railway Company, payable from the lot to the 15th November. The first coupon of 1860 on the shares, which has been fixed by the committee at 14f. 500., will be received as part of this payment. The undertaking of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company has now reached a very interesting stage, as the line is about to inter sect the metropolis, and to furnish an unbroken communication between the south and the north, betweeu the ports on the Channel and the manufacturing districts. The company are in viting applications for the unplaced balance of their metropolitan extension capital. The total amount of this capital is 1,650,0001., but the path to its acquisition has been greatly smoothed. One moiety, or 825,0001., in A shares of 101. each, has been placed . privately, and of the remaining moiety , _ comprising 8415,0001., in 6 per cent. preference B shares of 101. each, about 550,000/., has already been secured by 111011 WI of a private subscription in which many leading commercial names have taken part. This metropolitan e :tension will afford the oompany a direct and nelependeei communication with the pro- posed station in Farringdon-street, at which point a junction by means of the Metropolitan Railway will be secured with the Great Western, Great Northern, and Midland lines, whilst the connexion with the Pimlico station will again unite the London, Chatham, and Dover system with the lines of the Great Western, as well as the North Western and South Western Railway Companies. It is mentioned, in explanation, that it has been deter mined to issue the necessary capital for the metro politan extension lines as distinct from the other existing capital of the company, and to adopt the same means as the Great Northern Railway Com pany did in raising a large portion of their capital, viz., the issue of A and B shares, the former not receiving any dividend until the latter have received 0 per cent. preference dim dead. The Great Northern Railway Company will benefit largely by the connexion through the Metro politan Railway, and have therefore authorised the issue of a special circular, addressed to their own proprietors. The contractors for the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway have undertaken to pay on the B capital 8 per cent. interest during construction, and fur a twelvemonth afterwards. We understand that the directors of the Great Ship Company have sent a letter to Milford Haven, in which they notify that the services of Captain Hall, Mr. M•Lellau (the chief engiiieer), and the manager, are dispensed with. The detention at Milford Haven of the great ship during the winter may have something to do with this decision. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 193 L . . . The Emi gra tion Commissioners require a ship to proceed to Madeira, to embark and carry on to Calcutta the passengers landed in that island from the Conway, which, it will be remembered, was abandoned at sea ; also a vessel to carry passengers from England to Sydney. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 3, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation lune Circulation active Public depoita 6,832,025 Decease 259,641 Other dapped+ 12,0216,549 Decrease 986,673 Government meuritiee in Making department Other securities in Making department Coin and bullion in both departments 15,869,068 Decrease 386,863 Seven day and other bills 81243,672 lucre... 82,510 The Rag Notes in morn 7,689,470 Deere's. 1,444,125 Total reserve (notes &coin) in banking department 6,391,153 Decrease 1,516.3003 This return shows an unexpectedly heavy draught upon . the Bank's resources, owing to the large decrease in the deposits ? combined with the increase in the private securities. There is evidently a much fuller employment for money. The decrease In the " reserve" amounts to a million and a half sterling. Coin has also been withdrawn freely fur the provinces. The Gezettt statement of the movements of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, via. :—lmpurta of gold, 296,6721. • exports of gold 373,41151.1* imports of silver, 1,194,9201. ; export s of silver, 67,4381. BANK OF ENGLAND.—Au Amami pursuant to the Act ?tit aad Rh Vic., c. tR tor, the week slth's on Weacceday, Oct, S. USD. MCI DIPLATXTXT. Notes issued /2.),G12,105 Oovtrmeent debt. [11,015,100 Other securltlee . . 4,469,ti00 Odd ouin and but- Lon Silver L59.C42,406 , nee ante DZIPARIVINT. Proferietors' Capital L 14,680018 080oremest dew keel 8,104,101 titles including Public Depoolts ,In• Deed Weight A. Etched., stees,o3 eluding Ser. I:Auks, Cora- ocr . rsecuri ties 19.1148 1 ,11 Talc of Natlnnal NOM/ 7,040,470 Debt, and Dlr. Odd aid Ulm Aeon.) Other DepoPOR 1°,004,848 lierren der saintlier Dille amen i I L 37,909,8311 , 457,280,884 Oct 4. 1803. Y. IuaIINALL. 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Bahlattll. 7p.a all leldwa 11 3 an 'llawlers Pt Oralanswaa: W Dieweama Ulna IDYL all' 14 ;Dutch Medea W Itowlate of Pisan 0l taaiaasea.S. la a W Oa neutral d ltwaws sll 04 Limning. 0a441.111 all Italian Junction W lake Constance II Bale Licrre and Turibout all Lyons and Gonna all Maria Antoula all Baratta...lmi . By 334 all LW 4 p.c. PH. 11•14.40 y. all Nort&wn 01 mace. Do. New Shares ▪ Norweglan hank Trot an all Par* am 4 Lioss,Od om aad Media 13 Reties sad It rranchao ' (forasailwasol 4. 7p. e. 14 31/ga W gems and= ll W An* Danish ▪ Royal Swedish W' Do. 7 per cent. all %wawa and Besse_ ~ all lt tt cent. * MIL ilea w 11 A. A;101.-ifissalasit all an 1114•4 00411111111 01 hums /Baden 1 ad ,LDe. Se por cent. PM. 411.Xect & N. W. of Franca 4 'Wedeln ol Austria ....... ••••••111 , ." I fit — i I ;Fe Liu I 1 I. Si I dls St 3 di. 33 IS IP 111 14 114 '3. 1 "nl II IT N X dis is 16 3 Boa mid, Ltrattiel Pres. Dep A Do. St John del Uy Da load 3 Kin. Co. C2aoca. Wu. Co. Jun Cobre Copper Ooplapo DWI llamado Copper Portia" General Gt. Northern ott. Austratia ° Ral Lapunda Unarm Lusitonlan liartgults N. nine Copper or IS Australia (Lim.) Pontehuntetiveriond Port lnp Clout Pttialt in. I , Malted Madam iWarthlog (Um) JOINT IItIOCK awn aad U. Ow. beak Aeleshmia Doak of Drat et L a nge et Turkey N. America ... ClarL Haul of India, diakraln. and Yore. of India, lea, eel atm _ _ _ _ • l Oa.. at Nandi Om • Zomba lloollamiCased at tit d Lea Dolt • /ROA = . 111 • Omik•telcoa and Warw • Prey. • NAB _ _ Do. INational Bank New South Wales lOsfeatel Bank Compoes iOtt•men Beak rProvlnelel of Insiead 18. -- - Lb. New - • • th Australia Union of Auotrons Union of Loops 16.7 iii iitiiiik - I OutatLlall. I;mi. ....... tt ..... Boils Watorworks.. .. Amadei& Lad .. I blab Wm. TeL A De. B I pc S. WI len _ Do.o _ . ICI•amaa.IAL 4 . 11:. . %l b i ro Its . t MI Te per ed. tn. Crystal Mao* I ft. Da rreferenos it. Da 4p. et. I' Den I Dt. laselrie $5 Da. New 6 lag. sad Aut. Cop. 16 OM. Meant Navigation 1 Great nitlp (Waited) 1 Lo n Do. . IT e t c per cent Pref. 11 Distri Tit (L) IA London Monona% (L) 4 Lon. Gen. Oauilboa Co It Madras ledge. t Canal 10 MailitswensaaroaTeL NI Mentor. Be. T.I. (Us.) II Naked Discount Co NerlioddoOsainiron(L) . . IkelberfaaddiAnd_ kstldla a.. N. ii uns .tN. Seel It . Aisnamaa. 11411 W Gam Do. New Siaiss• . . . *Va. Ii eta. (La.) Do. d& !041 . liver ladd Xis. ;:oaa~ 5i..~~ lio7Now Led So. & red. Tot. I. forth". by IM. th y Imo Do New . _ i di Ada liivedial i t salrallaa Lod De. d.. i ft isser.t. Trost U p. TI Ulaissa's 11% id 104 id sd 7 Pral :: IK I l e Si ur a u 111 10 ll all f 1* all ll ti all El IS 1 1* li pm *Ca par 1 all 10 11 ad *die * pm all i * 1 1 t teal DI . i i all al W I i 7S SO ;I - 11 15. Ioi 50 50 SS II le Al - - MI ii ot cum 22 4 W 4 12 30 9 101 103 100 90 102 1 di, par lb 11 I I If I.lla 1 I t 2 le pm S II 11 1 die If I Ws vl e * 1 ii 1 ilk pw 4 - - if - - DO 47 110 ill 72 74 II lli 12i pm 171 IS IS to 64 It 14 lft 215 ■ IS! t .311 - ; FRIDAY Eva. Cease,* whish--elessit yesterday at. 93., " buyers," for next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at 93k, and closed at 93k to (I. Fcr money the last price was 93k " buyers." The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for mone, 93} k, I ; ditto for amount (Oet. 11), M It, ; Bank Stock, for ac count, 227 ; India Stock 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 103 k, • ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 981 ; (Litt; Bonds, 5a., Is. dim. Foreign stocks were quiet, but steady. Spanish remain firm. Mexican Bonds closed at 22 1 1 to (I ; the Turkish Loan of 18E4 at 73} to 74, and that of 1858 at 58 to k. There was no alteration to-day in the market for bank, land , steam , or miscellaneous shares. The closing quiitations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insur ance, 2 to 21 prem. ; Thames and Mintej Mariner 1140 to 13-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, I to 1 peen. • London and Provincial Marine, to dia. ; Rant India Irrigation, par to 1 prem. The " Optional Rights ' scrip of the Minois Cen tral Railway Company was last quoted 41 to b. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoos. In the mining market to-day there are ii;piiries for Tin Croft shares, which have been dealt in at bi and frt. East Wheal Russell are mark e d. 12 and 12&. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in Rosevrarne United, Wheal Unity, Sortridge Consols, and Wheal Kitty (St. Agana). The market generally is quiet. St. John del Rey Mining shares are steady at the late improvement ; transactions are recorded at 28 } and Other foreign as well as colonial numng shares are inanimate. The prospectus of the Pencraig United Lead Mining Company (limited) is issued. These mines, which are in full working condition, are situated near L/anwrst, in Denbighshire. The facilities of trans port are favourably spoken of. An outlay of about 10,0001. is stated to have been made upon the pro perty, which, together with the plant, dn. is to be made over to the company for 5,0001. °ether sum only 1,0001. is to be paid in cash. The company's capital is to be 12,0001., in shares of 1/. each. lqo material change has occurred in the metal market this week. The quotations for oopper are maintained both in foreign and English, and al though no new transactions of moment are reported. there is a fair amount of orders in the manufac turers' hands. Iron is still depressed, but at the ironmasters' quarterly meeting it has been deter minei not to alter prices. Scotch pig is looking up, upon the expectation of business with France. Tm is rather easier to buy from foreign holders. Spel ter is bs. lower per ton, with quiet market. Lead is flat. Tin pla tes have been dealt in largely at very low prices. At a meeting of adventurers is Lest RosswernePdise this day a balance of profit was carried over amounting to 4NI. lls. M. The report from the agents was cons red highly satisfactory. ' At Pelyn Wood Rine meeting, on the 4th inst., the ac counts showed a debit balance of 1,1831. 16s. 9d. A call of be per share was made. At Great Wheal Busy meeting, on the 4th inst., the ac counts showed • credit balance of 222/. 13s. &l. At a general meeting of the shareholders in St. Ives Wheal Allen, held on Wednerday, the accounts showed a balance of 7721. 36. 7d. against the mine at the end of August, including the machinery and materials, and the whole of the expenditure to that date. A call of 1/. per 1,024 th share was made. The engine has been set to work, aad the water will be rapidly drained from Geisten's ahaft, which is 50 fathoms deep, and from which 20,0001. worth of tin was formerly raised, fetching about half the present price. Roderick's shaft has been sunk 10 fathoms under the shallow edit, in a good lode for tie most of the way. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—t'THIS DAY.) The inarket is firm. Town tallow is quoted Us. net emit ; Petersbarg Y.C. on the spot, Hs. 3d. • November, 54.; December, 545. Ild.; Jan. to Mated. 544..9d. ; March, 58e. Xamt - r AvaaLora.—Tows tallow, Ma. ed. ; fat by ditto, t's. 100. • yellow Russian, ; molted stuff. 43..; rough ditto, 2k. ; tallow graves, 9 s. ; good dregs, Ts. RAY MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Co. report trade Prime Prime meadow hay, 754. to 84. ; superior do., 95e. to Ms.; inferior do., 50s. to 00s. ; :owes, toe, to Ma ; clover, old, 90s. to 120 s. ; ditto second out, S. to 100 s. ; straw, 30.. to 39e. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Grapes condone plentiful and good, especially black varieties ' which are well ripened, and in general finely coloured. Peals oonsist chiefly of Marie Louise, Wil liams's Bon Chef tico, Lenin Bonne of Jersey, enser, Bergamot and Dachau. d'Angeoleme. Peaches, necta nnes,and plums may yet be obtained, but both peaches and nectarines are very inferior in flavour. Oranges are 3s. a dozen. Good filbert+ may be had at from lid. to Is. par lb. Cabbages, beans, carrots, and turnips may be ob tained in quantity. Cauliflowers are scarce. Potatoes realise from fin. to ifs. per cwt. Cnoiunbers abundant. Cut flowers chiefly consist of errchida, gardenias, halo santhes, dahlias, violets, ioignonette, china eaten, heaths, sad roses. TAM Pine Apples. per le bto as Melons, each. bto as Grapes, per lb., to to es I Ptams. p. sieve, Is to la Id Per•Lw, par does, Is to Os Peers. per dos— L to 3s Aprlea, par dog, Is to es Apples, per dos., ed to is illd Nectarines, do., bto ds I Oranges, per 100, 10s to lOs Cherries. per lb., is. to Si Lemons, per 100, 10s to 104 Oren rigs, per dot., b toes - vzorri French beans.per On, 9d to 1. I Yew per bush.. Sa to da Od Cauliflowers, each, ed told Genetic!. dou bum hee,Yeed toy Cabbages, p. dou, Is Od to fa Od Potatoes, p ton. 1004 to 110. per bus., as to 4a Od per cwt., Sa to as Carrots, per busoh, 7d to 9d Turnips. per bunch, 6d to 74 hpinach. per der, es ed to 3s Cucumbers, each, e 6d to 1. 04 Artichokes, per dos, 4e to IS Beet, per dos. la (Id teat eeleri. per bundle, Is ed to LW ' Onions, per Mere, IsrAl to 2s tid Tomatoes, per dos., b to Ss Veg Marrows, p. dos, 64 to Is Shallots, per lb, 6d to Sd OliiiiC, per tb, 641 to 8d Lettnoeacsb., pee., Led lobed Cos, per score, CAI tole lodise, per wort, Is to Cs Od liemera, per bun., lead to es 11211ffoossa, p. putt , 2s to b Od Panay, per 12 bunches, Is to is istrery. per bunch, 24 to 44 PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, 00E 6.—This morning the market pare way 1 per cent. front the high prices of yesterday; but Met at the awe Mere was some recovery Birkenhead, 771771—Caledontan Steck. U 2924— 1 . /astern Counties, 109.16 101—Great Northern Stock. 1164 1171 —Great Westerns. 741 744—Lancashire and Vorkaldre, 11211161 — London and North Western. 1001101—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincoln. 471 481—Midland Stock, 1291 1231—Ditto. new shares. 11 1 11.16 p.—North British meek. en ad. 624-5 ' , Kt. Staf fordshire. 3 5-16 33-16 d. —North Eastern. Berwick Capital Stock. 103, 104i—York Capital/ Rack. 8111/14—Leeda6tock, MI 591—South 8.-. stern, 151 25 36- 16—West Midland, Oxford. IS 49—Dutch 21 d. —Great Luxembourg, 7 71-16—Oral Trunk of Canada. 61 61—Great Western of Canada, 13 13 4 6 13 13-10—Ditto new Maras, 6163 d.—Buffalo and Lan Huron, 6 51—tireat Ship, la 3d. b. 9d.—Lbamb and Mersey Marine Company, p. TRAFFIC RZTURNS. lAILVaTL MN Paw Mr- Total. ?MC epos. SLRMemoUK PM. Week ceding Sept 21 A A London. Illbrtryok South. end Extension Week ending Sept. Lk Sambre and Meuse .. Week ending Sept Le. Belgian Eastern Junction ?d 116 West Flanders .... 75 MO Week ending Sept. 80. Caledoolaa 1,805 1.018 1,283 1,398 200 1,967 292 316 1,066 1,000 9,3111 16.097 15,504 RAILWAY TRAYPIC.—The traffic return.; of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Sept.. 29 amounted to 563.9701., and for the oorrespondiug peered of last year to 542,Z.V., showing an increase of 21,7401. The gross receipts on the eight r.ulways haring their termini in the metropolis amounted to 244,970 f., and for the roe responding week of 1859 to 244,30.1/., showing:al increase of 8491. The increase on the Croat Western Railway amounted to 0541. ; on the London and North- Western. to 1,0311.; and on the London and Booth Western, to 2,577/. ; total. 4,2621. But from this must be deducted 1,142/., the decrease no the Eastern Counties, 1,296/. on the Crest Northern, 1021. on the London and Blackwell, 1051. no the Lon don. Brighton, and South Coast, and Ms!. on the Sentle•Emteru, togother, 3,8131.. leaving the increase as above 649/. The receipts on the other Liles in the United Kingdom amounted to 319,0161., and for the corms week of last yew 257,9.5/., showing an inerosa " l i ti 21,0911., which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase 11,740/., as tampered with the comesponding week of 1859. BOARD OP IrnADP., WHITIRALL, OLT. 5. —The Right Hou. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received, throuli the Secre tary of Stade for Foreign Arian:, a copy of a tionnteli from her Itajestri Consul at Christiania, reporting thi.t the law which impose' a taz of shout 1.21. for a license, to enable commerri.al travellers visiting Norway t.. stele, hes been abolished, and that henceforth tio tax or te,triction will be imposedon foreign coninierciel travelhrs. —Ga:ate. 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