The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-28 00:00:00

TAB, Eve.vo A if,, FRIDAY, Ai , i. . u zuma ir y ThruLLIGENez . 5W84111116 IN ON ENE s3Wflt MK LON '''''•' " effAitilhAdelt.THlS -11 4,---- .. AND atpfassair.-(rsza sAY.) , ...to .41 - GAMMA/DOI= M. Thin afternoon the Of neenyhig OKs, TWO Tie Cahn; Cam TIBETANS= 706 sheriffs elect took *se at the em The railway glare market to-day kr 54. IA Ku taLOllll. The agournann tOf ihip peke will ecenmease Mr. Jame. Abid e ' td the mud 01 Meldgel and Mr. 341 " 361 ill: 116 4 1 M% 6 1 1 C 131 dinfl South • lifillfs le IL* Meatahmes ea Frisky. the 3Y cif October, at aye Andzew Lusk of the Cet of Common Council stook, prices are quoted *ko i p Mar s Pi o'dock au nu gunmen af• Kr. C J. Mont. of at- for the ward of AMpto), att:isi hy Mr. Mclennan lower than day. North &Alga JAW. Collate, sad Mr. J. B. Lightfoot, el Triait7 Wtella Oabriel and Mr. Aldeeman Phillips, the retiring ahuiff‘ are well supported. Present Quotations ars ".°16166e° meat " 64 ia thur luau to the "manure stea d large number of membe a r, of the Blacksmiths . V! neekr eover to the See. C. J. Ellicott) ea or before There- god a e pectee k um . Coos D i es to „ h u h g od s as follows :-Londen and North- enters . stook, .1.,.. the ith of October. The pries is op a l fee amps* th e crew ehenjee respectively h e i oes , p ro v e d e d li h to i ; Great . Western, 74 to . 1 ; Midland, tn:11 to all nedoele who. hewing 0800 det krf mew ' to Guildhall, and were coadocted to the Alder - 1 to 1 • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 115 tol i .1 ios to the diem of henekw, iii efts fug ten, Si u 006 0( men's Chamber. A procession was afterwards formed So Nagtern, Si to 4 ; Caledonian 91* t i := •• ,6 i"'" .. ....... etheem l i 1e ,...,,,." i ._ ellethe , .... elee lee e el than ee law, which moved to the Great Hall, headed isz the Lori Great N og th em 114 t o 114 ; and . 0 . 1 to, -- 1 6 •°,- -- - - ou_o_?. ...wt• 00 • 10 Mayor, sword and mace, the sheriffs, .heriffii elect, se- ',a.' mamma non as w ho aro NM paned vent aldermen sod ciecem of the corporation, and pro. sAtUil*lls tilt 4 i..th the examisations for the degree ef } rarer at seen. ...d i d t o the burlap which had hien erected. Silence The Onnedian railway shares are q_niell. An oe. No gadget ea ho then& vile hhe lot Mega the having been by Le common crier , the sheriffs twerp and Rottsrdain are inquired for. LoLhilide tiachomil meareeke. wen min into office with the usual formalities. Venetian shares are rather flatter, at 14 to 1 dig. • -- O•DIXART SRA= AWD WOOLS. • ALLEUED MURDER NEAR WAKEFIELD. AL I I Clean i Ides thew issimses. LAW INTELLIGENCZ. i N le 1 ism. di it Iflra Loarateurr - 1 I Frames Ademera, as mid lady. id Linda Mips, }Linea 111 le IsEltera lli lii m-ao-- Wakefield, is impel be* Her death Mein teltee edam Uel mom iot a = - - ''' COURT OF BAR KRUPTCY. t o stheirsdist eaqpidens cinnamon's". en *emit was le to mu". H&C. SI 7 1111. WS Mika sad la** o• which lad hen adjesnial frees tint to lino is ar• ak 100 cow ee i m (More Mr. Onmendener Hoheyd.) = d' allow Mr. Neundep, el Leeds, to eeslsle ea aeon :an Out sad &miss . SS DIMUANT AWE MOM brit of a poetam al the bwily of the deems{ whin Ito at Conll -6 se - f'ban searritted to him ger Let Wedosiday Wig MI all De. AA so dlv. natll 0 - - ••• a we • sitturt eli er the led saameetim el Robeirlier. a m so y se ail Du II 1 p.e. Is paid to & -.- ••• be! cad I barite who were *Lew deaden sad yee am" ere for WOW the .. , ....q. itreafaerimem, d envie. n ewmamta A., i s.h h ,„ ii , ..* ; di st . psd ial y ..... ii d . thar thaa deps had Islial wenal imm be telse gi TlN e he a.ll4.l"lllaCi matter. Peien asy kr- sh ill. "mil Abo blibliaplat".224B.ll3rabaja." - '1, 079 1 9- y •••• - , sass found is eassidesable cinunkikies b h a 1 °1. 4 St, 1.).* ; ports inagSlL ; y given up ender nem d ew mindinnien. Mr. Superintendent Hall, ti sc. r it4 li esed. • ere* far of , 1501. fly Mears woooodoomoolo soma wow (who boi woo oothisoo M. r 44A4 ; Otto ISt. ; had, 14N.; trade Ueda SS S er i Li -.. - ... .... Lew .. dia t eimp a s p a n um. isii . , &Ga ol " L D m , aerated be the thartieldi, and her sisters Matilda sad Abi• u su Iwo - - -- wt. o w . tk o ,„ a umem sad Di r s heek , him '," a pli,_kmi of whim are pimp., as Um cheer elf murder. 1 1 . en me • . , held m Mew SO 1111 - • b.evch. hold • genrentee of another party to sewn any ~..u s weasele r od ___ th e y,, yere ., en 1121 ‘ 1 0 2 ,._ a i l a l,_ ttl e - e-e U. IL =s . llminel IL gel .., sweat which might be overdraws by the bankrupts mast `..... - h.joo shoaang ."•••• .‘" T. H . ° 16 • 06 . 4 ° 6 14 Ask the fume , ie al lltaelkiled Ism. ... -, with the wilful made, Mims sad le. WO **pm aS. Weellms IL Yib' ev Lew. e- Mr 1. TOrSIT. for the assignees, mid the InahropM Ind the-rw;" with siding "la the**, her 61 the le en el m" 76.76 " 6 " 11the IN - ' 11 7 T- he adjourned ae to the defer oi tie late FET•s ib.. a• IL 126000 -•• ~..-utot * deed of assimmeet. mad it ma neeesinry te dia • Ur* 1110 If 2 - teguatt the debts due when that doessoset waseverided and Adualia• e d MS 7 Z"ed e s Wa lesele , eildhe. " I r bila ß Nook 130 132 131 tree surequently eaeleeeted. Tbe acconstan's clerk bed the 7:k eelee il ,.._____ l e & rerun 7 •1 1 °r• Igt•._ , P_Te!r: &West. WO 111 112 - ark the roruned alterative, sad to are expellee he ahead Mr '''" H. • Lords, ear Peai W•i'm . 0 . 6 wit • li• • aim Daffeeseralamellth SO • - S..' .41. ' " to 11. 6161" P" 1.1."25 the". la" eWbialt. fere* pile di he a s qa t i , l° thr lu tir= a a nd i slaiid "la °t wirlin g" di ; °k ik 31111114 •1•11•011TeLLIN 114 i 110 1 r i g Ili In tee TM Coninareamer said he thought it • most salutary rile that la all the W ei had tutu like his atalaluMes Ik. llll ' mg MINE" 1 86 11) A l l 110 ilO tart required the monats to be filed in a complete fens ataula_„_ Ja_._,..„,,,eauddil,_ ",_ ,_, t l iaatat iseilati he" h e lei__,____The Ilk He , . 66 67 68 14 i t. e days before the aumartion meting, as quirettom of "'Neu tu ',nu ev."--"... t hat th ee , err naunnufw. 4 . i legen•Xerth inda. 100 i 101/ MI say &ems in the room which weld aiming fee death . aM - touch 11111.AgialrOr might mos. fiedlen=Weelent 111 - f 1100 elf If A short adjourmseet was then reed to. 2ad, that the appearances of the oespheim mai the patios , - of the Mama and duodenum seem by toisa, and the rectum 16 dl ImalnelerrfaiDebeenth - ••• an now,. \ K I. were mach es the presence of armee would account for ; It au us , 212 1 121 . 21,11 " i 11 -• 10. tow ml ., • meeting for the paring the last seamier- marjelecauseatem. sr 48i 4 61 n t. ..,t Frank Holloway, of Paul street, Finsbury, 'mister • i i . elli og that musk was administered 'ate the *t u n " al a MI I Lelrepsiliaa 2 2 • - set keg antecedent to death i 4th, that death was e. mo m s 13% 130 Me . i ~.•, .....Ituost. ri, baker Ler is by Mr. Maurine Thome, sad shows aimed 1 aninue ; sth, that sot may had anemic bees Ilk lie Der, ithea•Dielp MS 1* - ,i ,to creditors, 4941. ; ditto s e cured , 1951.; liabilities, jleD. tat"directly tuft " dfathr. but had also been ad- n ail MM. el Deem (ha) - - - fministered et some osomessalia_ pow hike. death , aid is all ilid Rest itvey WC -. ee •.- ie aorta are stated at '.120f . , and with creditors, =Of. le all Neaps" Aber driers -•-• -. Mr. Cheney appearol fur the assignees ;Mr Lucas ap. g eehe hlY ut "P e aled euudelli / ou• that cous xletu 4 the le e georekarnekgsg 7 lt -.. potted her the baukrupt. symptoms of the last Mama, the appearance. of the body ut a N..,._ -- - w „ me. 42 40 : _ _ - Th. r, lemur no opposites, the bankrupt panted after death, the results of the chemical analysis of the ek go Niia i lk different part of tbe sad the character of the at- OD lit Northern Osediles Da If Ilidls .-. DA ALUDALL. sd The latuknipt, T. iteddall, ilea:ribal se a nierchant, of tacka from which :offered during the last two IS. NO Nceth DMA Plelpot.lene • came up to pin mhe last reiestion. or three years of her life, it is highly probable that OS LI LIM Deem ILL eft - - - M Van 14 IM. all Dn. • r. endsil, foe the assignee. al•ehed for an rte. the " la ••••c" were reall y due t° the admieletra• as. tee W. mootww-esewtok - dim lelare•sheet. This was a barren estate, and property to a Nunneley luid given evidence, Mr. Hint , who attended the ilk me Ds Leeds lt wi Ti2l s It .... 1 ,., 4e .... h . t , ow ehteiee4 ;her* before the deceased iu her last illne and who supposed she di e d from fa. 104 Do. Trek en peritonitis, was examine! He declared that during the Ilk VA Men Diodes - dr. lonknrptcy. Lae be attended deemed he gave her no arsenical prepare- is an 71 -e e thr omoodo . Wetherelee e 10 - Frew:h. for the lankrapt, raid the accounts were St .Its 1.14 „ewes', but to i bankrupt i sm* , „nfortunateie hind d i f . ten :and added that he believed Emma Stringer was her is u g l i r s a mo s erees s ewth ie: i s s _ nurse. - Mr. Superintendent Hall wax then examined, and u mi p a lm, - - - brew,. with his accouutalit, they had not been filed. He ilel le4 mast the adjournment, but applied for protection. deposed to the Put tauten' elanth.ti"u, and to the bending II all Penmen& - - - over of a portion of the intestines in a sealed jar to Mr. Is all The Cortunsaairmer said the examination would be ad- Nunneley.-The Coroner then rid that it appeared hem Ilk 100 S i reeleli n nentsel joined One doe with protectiou for one month. Mr. liturneley's evidence that the lady had some to her gh ee 1/ 60 ....... a iseglahltr aes ,. l . ghleJltat Ist g i ssi Mr. krench asked for an allowance for the bankrupt. death from amok, and be suggested that under these eir. '''''• in •'""*". -•-••••••••" es - Mr. Van Hamden mired the application. There were St. LO elingeldre Mire .. * 11 - . n i s ahout Toi. of ....i. a. far ~,, ..,,,,,,l ue d . ..d a b out cunistabees it would be necessary to adjourn. After • short is tigh eer g i : s y ... onnsultation among the jury, the inquiry was adjourned Sk two or thieve womb. before the leuskruptey the bankrupt until Monday morning. In. Mistera got prim of kis client to the extent ot 1,i001., of which ks. . 1111011 WWII llll Si as xe turn, wee au trace in the Lae. dt. lee a Vend & Lewin= fa IL - Ihe t 'onniiisseincr rash the it:Th.-atm° had better duel THE LINARES LEAD MINIX° COMPANY. 1.1 all SidesaWoldagbas. I S - over, aii there WO,. ilo Mods in hand. ss au tomattou .1 Ili let 35 1 SO It Ms ditto The half-yearly meeting of the ahareholdern was Sk lee Tag Vale - - -- -- - - - held yestetday, at the dikes of the _. company, Queen-street. ill ag UM* THE POLICE COURTS. Om; Mr. WS. WAIINC in the chair. 26 311 le. Mr. J. B. CoLoGoN, the secretary, read the notice. The L i e , 1 a l : a „„... , ~ as. Nes* (THIS DAY.) stateemet of accounts to the 301110(JUN:41/w ee WY Immeill AA l e a sham e s im s i swu m 1 ... mad, showed total receipts fur six mouths, 97,3611. 10.. 6d ; is ao war omen& l e -. expenditure, 83,3041. 18s. 2d. ; leaving profit, 9,059/. 12s. 4d. K. Woe illaid-Oiderd 44 MI 44 CLERKENWELL. Is the profit and lons account the balsam in favour of pro- U ell Bite limped 10 11 - praetors to the same period was 11,0431. 18.. 9d. 114 114 Date Mm' Si 1 ills - i. At* TIoN ear CABMEN. -IMPILIOWINENT WITH OUT A TOM Mr. Con.ociait next read the report of the directors, from - - Charles Jews Perkkee r , a ca b-d r i ver , h e d ge 13 , 712 , re- w ing at 65 , um metwet • momem,toee, was c h arged b efore which th e foll owi n g is condensed. The report of the BIMINI rosonnoirs. . Mr. raker under the following circumstance.. superintendent in Spain, and of the mining agent., will show irk 1 pe, 1 "AMWAY/. I Closing prices. I Wea that the pregreu of the works has bee steadily continued. Hs 5 , 1 .i . eL L. Mr. Robert Spell, a cab proprietor, reading in 'Stroud'.- Se 87 - rale , said the prierer was in hi. employ, and had been so 't ee run. "'" o f ore er e. inti mated at 13,4 0 0 teas , s ho e ing It ma g e rm o ar , rcir t ,e s , '4 as NI A fir ebout a mouus , e , e t -„i mmay murping. ohm* after some diminution within the last ■six months, consequent 15 111 Da. do. 8.. li 1 die ..e seven o'clock, the priaoner went out with a rah and borm, upon several of the levels having reached the eastern Ilk e n petgatert e sam mo jri: al ea boundary of the mine. The underground workings is se Do prioeioe. 6l di - and did sot return until yest e rd s y (Th urs d ay ) , a b out nine 0'c1...k, having led the horse out more than . ti hours, ere full y deecvibed in the agent.' report, and 'it will S t lee Mi C lrest r• eiMiderlds he perceived that the deepest levels are erring :=3 . 1 1 141 . 1 When the Keener 173111:1C bOIIIC. he was very IL VS SI ea ye/gable ere ground, aad that the mine still condoms ighly druuk ; the here: Iran injured, and the blood sies - teri De. Julyr MM. IS IS ~. ere. trickliug from ,me of it. Mel legs, and the cab rroduetiv4, and holds out favourable prosper for the No ~ De, : too mow, ee Future. ne Cordova smelting works are sow completed. a e e ou t ese n te polio, , dm *pm r 1$ iino. be oleo tu such • manner that it would take V. to-• repeir tin, .himage. He gave the prooner, who has en three commeecement has been made to carry down ore from the le a • talkatip.e.gra. i r _ ins mom and ewe ore he, bees purchased for the purpose of MI Ti 0•71 a a, I mat. dm - .a (OM ..4.1%1.401Y1 retuned home the worse fur liquor, W 1 1 RE - eu,t,. ly, aid 11 1 / 1 1TV*1 41111 with brio;; drunk and wilfully eumneariag smelling "'P am•i°•• '''' soon •• a endleuat eault ea esj Wei .... is accumulated at lb. mods.. Mr. John Taylor, jun., one to e. .... ~., Mi..,gaii too cab. ler Mr. Smartt (clad clerk )- Have you any vritnemem who of the directors, will shorUy visit the Initial and the smelting m u ~,,..1 - Las - sin :i .w the drum. .... o owe. mil • bet• it was dose' works. His attention will be specially directed to the tap a rt D o . op, ashe s t r _ ....... Nu, toe lemma. err. drunk, rid told me that measures memory for the cereal= of the mine in depth, 100 all Do. Ip. eh de... lel MS - 0 ., 1. ,,..„, bad k "... 1. ... t thea , a „..,,,, i5ed the deinege 1 and for the commeneemeet of smelting operations at Cur- 10) 10 . be. Ott di INF iMsI Wm - hareova upon the beet system adopted in this country.. The 10 Au • driven the horse, and Mow It to be a very quiet 114. le) • • , eldleadi f 7 Si Iffe direst. re have placed • further sum of 750'. to • depreciation upo es Do owe soled. . 64 „ it renal. - S e. motiii rid i t ~,,..„7 awl to keep a h one out au aceentat, writiot off ■• oorrespending amount froth the plants 100 ail Duese.Preteyietlie. ea 70 in awir lioura whet, slum was 'sough to make it kick. As at Liner,. end 'cede's' A dividend of 6.. gds has also been Ile ) an Da. 6 ear et Ellesal. 63 in the ~ e tiplainent laid no whalers a. to how the damage was 1 dulared • melting 11.. ltd • p er ehe " for the half- Y ear. 100 all Do . 7 per et. lees . ... 68 02 isasseisi,l, that charge could not be ectertemed at thin I The tepid and amount. were adopted, and • voted 100 all Dada. 1 007.••• 46 60 so : a " theaka palmed to the chairman and directors. 1111 Do. do. 1872.... 45 60 "wt. 04. 100 Cheat ham la VT NI Ties prisoner 'limed the charge of being drunk, mil W. II Do. New - eol ter coukl to 4 have hose so, as be walled to the mature. 110 li fit. & candle'. ep. et .H .. 11 die - . lie tailed Littirerloa or THE RR '. CANON CRAMMED% TO 2 all •OLWoaCanada.Usfal --s pi Poticr-evast..l.le Eyte, 1041 N, who said he took the TUC VICAR•tia or ST. PANCRAS.- Yesterday anew* IS Da New 7l 71 dim -. all Dag& seek 116 el •-• porter to the ertiou, and he (the permeate) was then the ceremey of iadocting the Rev. Canon Champaepas 1: 0 9 e s D e s e - to us . ay -. tone drunk. Vicar of St. Paacms in the room of the Rm. Canoe Dale, an pi. is 94 06 - Mr. Darker rid he should send the primmer to the rosigood, took place at at. Pisces New Church, imera. IN all Dalthellldamg. 110 ••••• Hoew of Cornet.* for 14 days with hard labour. The nail, in the proem' eta huge amber of the dery and SI IN landneariar. le pm* as $6 - plooart ought I. know that he might have hem seat to the laity of the perish. The Rev. Canoe Dale, the Isle rear, IL Li Da an 11 ,r1_62 Ili 11,6 11 ... 11..0t0 .4 i urreetwo tor two celeriac enonsholS SI waaproient, as was also bit hie senor moue, the Rev. N. I n t , °••&........,., . ii dm ... _. Mr. Ileuld .....1 if the primer'. conduct was repremeted C. it. Aadrews, the Rev. J. V. Penh. the prune ehereh- irk us umi k im, e ss m ig ~.. .. - In tie Comm ...wren .4 Pubes another Imam weak' ad he wardmie, M 5.,,. Stockton ad Outer, (, } ebbs Chmerea, le au . ,hrneederi• O. 'naiad to too. Isle senior chumliwarelee, be. The ceremony of Mee • cap.*. $ V -.. Ike prtemr, who seemed rather surprised at the decision, was performed by the Rev . J. V. Pored. is the a= U all Do. do. Lad da 7 .... thee remned. Arehdrom iiirlair. Archdmeoe of Middlesex, aid the u se a l p p :: 4 .° n ale I le• 6 7 - MA RY LEMON E. deed of sponithisist se the Rev. W. W. a . Lod Ea 5 7 u 11l la. .- de (limited) -- .• -. tine.eis.. t KNOW AT AN OTTICIII LT cootie. vicar, was revil from the steps of the Lank t elm :W m pees m .. A ....., t. b e t .ulleir hokum fermis, named Jiiiics Hale, sidenishatent of a very hop number of wham the 111 7 Da . ... Wan ...T. vi , 111.67 the follearrag dectuestamees: I unused caresnum attraeld. The new Ned W at Do.late rs irto. a le - Poles,..e•mide fiani., SIN it, depuml to the priseme's . self aat fa Pumas Mara me Sunday next. IS 1 . /Meted, 4 iOs - leeskes,g • .t, cat Lamp in the lieetoe-nerd about 3 o deck RielLealefiertins or Borrow.-T'be Mlaniord ta. moram,:, ...a when asked why she ,ltd it she read she Mimes, says i-" The in the n 1011.11.411 RAlLWAYS.preesatation a , o. 1.1.1 o p . Humes clewed loy the death se . Ingram will not, it is to lln I MAILWAIL I Oldie 1 0101 °. I °SUL Sr )1...... ll ..rdered her tote remanded fee a week ; 1 probable, he filled up without a COlaini. It 111 early yet to 15 all 'Antwerp a ltererdam If 14 Si ....I te.t..l, i i... pe.:er. wee about to tenor bee when she say who will he chorea by the liberal eiserre; bat we am ~.1 6 an AzdAbw• pee .e• e a large .- la.', Mite him answerer , about bee shrew.. 1 AtithOrinnt to stay that • cendideee is ea Ids way from .: rablart&gr oi Llt a lp.e. 1 It "' IL .4 tin n wit • ith peat miaow at the cosaleble , the beadle , Roma which hi. warn. sympathy with the fhb* WWI gs; all =kb gaakaassai.: - - -. - itiisied Ina on the arm, saying at the same tune, '• Take has made his emend residers. Mr. William I an (Musa= /alas • SAL Of ii - ma: %Ay *Edit von t4ll a ll r The knife in to flight ' Curnwalle Carteright. the gentleman So whom we lee all - - - - .4 ...aped the repurkv's heed. 1 allele, 4 Ayabos Park, hortham=ins, I. se 16 ° ll - Oa. chum .4 meowing the wnipon we at RICO intend ! rabe ri tor of the pairti a , 0 1 his • , bu t, .. DO 10 :EMU 121010 ..____ se de - .. •sall her, sad the wadable proved beam struck by it, I the contrary, • decided, awl, we are told, a very rein- * aM *ail " u " nee. -• 94 ail - • Si II Oct. Madre pat. ap. a - - - ..., bit liberal. Tbe manse at least will coesamed ft all ;Gt. Central of Priam - - - 4th Marled raked her if she hail anytime to am is an. , e Boma. Its ales stated Let Mr. Goo. Tudard,= * all Vt. Llllentn. owe, Ili If 7i _ ••• .to the charge , Afert•Leer Tam,. ~ a amities of Bieton, will he *might 1110 an hellos Jametlea - - -ri o.er isulleal) -No. , (coward is the liberal intereet... Other aoudads.= kw mate Uis • Iloko,.____C""m" a Sale .... °.- HAAA/bril - nes I Well' you to pay • Ise of 40e., or her hem tasking anxious requires. It is said that Mr. mig 5 ' r __teu",... a ing ee ,...Te.lheat • • - ' - - I. ...peered me math Curies, a solicitor '4 Houthwark, was feeling hie way on on . ' n go . gL e "; ''' Aietei g e . " .. •• •• .... .... ... -. WOIIIIWWIST. OS which day Earjeaat Shoe was in the tows • ii. ..- .N &u m . S o sad the ammo of Mr. Gridley, • recent magnate fre; se air Oaf Piti p. r e itsm ilm 1 . 1 7 4 g ilt 1 Tiiirr Gm MS Nocs.-Yeoter=he Beverley, Waa lik " i " tnea " le d• T h. ee'augentive• are slt le 1 L i q e e re ei ga eee e _ . . . . see . 11' .._ wow al Me. Malc”lat, LA as that groaning n in II ; .. ! l i . 1 : ..6.1.61..„4 peter s "" eirsd .... im ilihni•lis s and sima d e t iesk so th : Ame ri ca • difficulty with reference to him present. itself. li ,„. 161 ~.7 4111= 7 7ellia m m oini.7 7" se e 9 - _ Mr. Hollway La rawest to try another U a ,p er t e " --• mi sim eme , ea - it + ' • •ve .4 11 . . lath taalsal, a laleswese esened Mbect Leek It le ea ., P9sed - , i• e -en tee of Jahn Carter. Ifas., timer WM* sag rkann. .........., R A ., .. U 1$ !Ilse* aid S. Freastese ~,..,......i oseeorod lying deed on a m o no Doe. t e 0.n.0. ...WA 111 IN 711 31 CTIAOTOLIA. -A staff of - 1 ip....v......x., a, 31 21 dls .- i'... ;repot. ,d ~,, weeme, the o h e h oi . i d i s i o serveyers sod ellerals tmenected with the projected under. 10„ 5' ta :RIO essj a - ••• - , .. . 1 . .. L... ...I He. se elabigy. IN. sem mkj eis gar taping doe., street railway. in !undue were ton. . r t a aw a re " . r e .:' • - In - 1 - 6 - - , sisi elm h.. ariva preammeed that the meek o f she #•,, 6 _ rebereel Is h•dmi g • l eehunter Y '''"63.• sail taking 6 IR Isla 200111d1 . .... ,1 .... 1.. ..... H.... um ..... beans ao ... a... 7 measurements at the Brad Nanctuare, Want- A eu De tp I e sem. - - - •_ - - . .., she tisHarsys. one.ohap. tie... these was e eee, story to the ommencemeet of the works for seal Tosser arms_ ~. . .- i,r. k• 5.. '1.04 U., after h. kg. ii." - 0 ..1 hi. hi. • tramway. by way .4 experiment, In that locality. The L all Da pares*. M . M - .•• .. i r... m i. r oe th r p".....4, .I.,di ng ...... m li a i L tramway ta to be .4 a ocular kind to that already roam s g: 4 is. v 4 t u tie , ~,,,,..., ~,..,,,,,,,..., ~,,,,,,,,,s, sane ID ono bon fully ....144%.:.1 at parkenbead, sod will extend along_TY. se at s eam . m A. m.. _ is er 10* - - ilt Luster cm. •. ~ ..”,i. ....1 stnk up in the tree =skim the wakens. teelueirae k t ,, uten .,.....,„: , ,)„... Wlia l:11,, 4 ,_, tl ",__ Ne , * w ed" 14 at 1 wow rerun - T • aht .4 the unfortunate ma mast ham swased the okr•• ••••". - ---- w -- • *az •••••055. , ..n. le ail Da. Igjer err Prof - _ .. .. . r• • l ore wa y . and loolla fell 4. tie pond eepether. wassouss Mut . . -Mr. Robert Jackson, a es avwoosa w Woof a a. • _ .• • ,•..,.t..4the .1.......1 were full of tho wahnier, which battier. him been eonvirtell lu the sea eg fil. for suppl'yi'ng 99 . .. 11 • W wwi ii i n wAemegaillela • - • .... .:. -. • , ~ •••o.:14 .4 hi. intention.. mom to Me Nottinehem workhouse fur the use of - I h... 111 It 1.1.11 AT % •ItRINtiTuN. -On Watinen lay r i lineens. Areas, butcher Win sesumnied for a similar .......--.- t - `;,..1e .4 the premiers were brought Irefun the ellionii bat es ALP Main" him was nit Pre.. ol Mr. nom STOCK BANE! ... heti...if:de. et Warrington, when the three foist laillbtri• Ike i nierlav l"Peetee' has held a len g then ed lle. [L. l sums. 2 Al. 1(x. prices. I Wen . - i '.. O s . iii.iner's jury were handed over to the Chaehire egailaillia Ü be she " auc bsd i l i t ;Hbuarrli Harr ison, . l Vi h a . 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X Aber.ll62 OO r IN - M. 40 6•141162 11141001 lll - M 190 81944 mike 1791/9• 49 11 - Rlllsie 6 r N. e li Vs ;es *II MI Slij i Si. . saak wpm SI Si a.. ii. 1011 0 Tido& & River Do 73 SO - MI al eftlise.Woldaclo•Ae. 6 6 U all 944d00s .2 Dullasisa In 106 99 6 16 11 Ms ditto si. ISO Tst Vele - - - : g De. - - 111) 1 Ds. M. i ll . - le 64. , Vale • Nu& SS 56 - IS all TIAMMIM • Mello 14 all Wel Omura 7 - Me U•w K. Walt 11091091-021424 44 66 446 II in pO9l 10 11 - 1111 114 DIM =a' 116 2Ca - _ 11112/111 20911111110/02. &Min RAILWAYS IN /NI MsTnosou.s.A staff of warmers sad elleials rearmed with the projected under taking for laying down street railways is hoodoo were mem pied yesterday is making • pniliminary survey, and taking the mceseary inessurcments at the Broad Seactuary, West rainwear, preparatory to the commencement the works for a tramway, by way of experiment, lo that locality. The tramway is to be of a similar kind to that already eaccem fully completed at Birkenhead, said will fitted aloag__Vic torieatreet, Westruinster, con. at the New West minster Had, and magi at the Vain aldbridgercowl. WOILKIfirUNS MCAT.—Mr. Robert J5C64.11, butcher. ha. been coevieted iu the earn of :W. for supplying putrid mat to the Nottingham workhouse for the uee of the imitates Another butcher we. sonumated for a similar offence, but the chair spinet him was not premed. Mr. Lambert, the ',melee inspector, has held • lengthened examination Mto the conduct of Mr. Harrison, the muter of the home, is receiving the bad meat ; but the decision .4 the commimi,e,ris upno the report of their officer has not yet been communicated to the board of guardian*. PAUPrltlrild.—.% return published this morning g i v " lb. folloeiog comparative distenneet of the mumber of paupers reoctriog relief in the meth of August, 1859 and It.trtisi4 4 4 ArriDENN oN THY MIOLANI, RAlL sina•hing of part of an ir..a hri.lse occurred ors t. .II Hadway. Hall.hcalse, I k.rfolahire, on liVerloc•• •• • • alert ;I..'r;nrk. It appear. a souls tram, •• of our wagpar• .4 wit, awl four ropey team, "• , et roavered area the hoc to Hull, where the Ault • aersay.l. Whoa the train AAA pared the .imbersate '". $ 1 ...11 hat %mile oe r, rt cr...es the turupdo road • " ''.! to Crieh M web..•f an iron flat bridge ; at thi. point ..0.e . -.lrtver,dasouel 1;.kl. felt a drag Ichltel their el, • • o•tel thestoker. John l'erkuo. Nothiug on-uric I h a d over .0i toe-Ir eosins and 1...ir etuyt, .•. when Ilaglaethalrk the Ini•lge must Ih•ve.:l, - du 0440, " "hc au of rat wee, precipitated in the row', '• ' ' • p 0.1.. t.o nplilo for oleterill Moan .10 •• ft) reader • John I rarieni, the .-mard of the train, fell, • ..• ....•$$$•••1 ..o, the heat The Afrials of the roenpauy , • ..srl• 04e.m.,•1 rem...rifts the ./..reis preparatory t.s 0. , •••• to , A• .all half the bridge Win, ono line or ' • • •I1(e • • •04/LION, aid the Indic i. at preempt tur• lint Norse the 'tour. of the Midst. a •••'• ourietsed. Mr. Moran, deputy chief co. • :non the .r. 4 nano after he bran) of the act::. '• r it, watched the rarely .of the 'o`ll tie:tumid/a SIAN NAN au" 1 INN Niss NAN A --- naY•tsal - Beak of Beak of ItMe Beak of Turkey *Mit N. Imeelee Owl Irk et keebe, Amen's, see Oise Owlet More. el Lag* laes.. ormi Mae =el IN 1 6 1 M 10 1i ll Ms lot week hut week Inl week elk week IWO . fill• 1 3 • _ ____ o$N 71 in nr 1M0.... ni,1•70 705.ne1l -- - Decrease ISItGi li4lllll fl. WAN This decrease it m the out relief. WI smiler of pavan in the worklu.asee showing as Imirease of 1,21/ to the first week ; 1,511.2 In the second ; 1,1104 in the third. and 1.9e0 iu the 4th. These figures .h. not comprise vagrants or pau per Since the return f..r December. NM. 63 new perishes have hems created under the Extra-parochial Places Act. iii: iii I el Ouse. al Ins isl Lo e o Au ks g= 0. Bask of Belt Lae.( (X bask of Are' s and Lasko /sat Laois seek •• • • Us. awd Washol d ema al. Pam at Nastaw De. New Nallard Doak Navin& Wake Nast Oauweas Desk ad Wool Its. New Aestralla fit war nom. _ TIATIMoNIAL PROM Till UNITED STATP. OOTKIIN XVII' T.) A BIMINI( CAPTAIN. -She President of the United Stoke hes presested a gold watch and Alb e rt chain= win Warr Petersen, of the British 86PPbo, of for meritorious and humane erasion Moira a aumbor of •hipwreeked Americans. The following Inscription in int• grnersl on the watch " From the President of the United St.tes to Captsis Welter Petersen of the brig Sappho. ter hanlamit) to shipwrecked American Keluell-1K0." IN II U U Of OD 37 30 N ti MI U 16 1 14 1_ Ge Ms 14 11 =IA Ne a N WWI N SP NW* MN IN Mt a fa a ww an an VENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1860. DELVITUU BrUCILS. ra . Viral N. 4p.d. halo • f. -64** ii 11 N to* N si, i lb I Small. I Pt ria.ear.loaka.ll.l4l.ll4lo Da Ppm esi.. MI lO ... Do. 4 per 4464. VW lOO .. bk ODD Mi. • 444.. • . Da ape at. lsixtAwii. gi .. Do. 4par el Mar AD* II: I D 0.1160 art I Da 40. eartp 74 .• Desaaw.o•4.4 taralasay. &p.a. II p. a, 1071 14 MI 00 5 p. a, lON 100 ~0 Isolia 11 p. at. kg ~ Deb. nalsons. IST_ s . .. As Goa Sp. a lamb 00 .•. Vic Oa Op. a. Jaaulalilly Wo .. Da aft Sp. a. Attii 001. L,..,:::: Bartla Vfaienrcelb.. BM, Angela= Lod Mika TY. • p&srpri. vii. ft Ideaday . * (14 M AO or saa hl Ds. p. s " M Deb. gesais Da. Saw eata il ita °°°. Da m UES t " • 4 I I =NV srezigi l i dZ Nellimbrie JAM StAritati: i l Ilijail irks -- deS la's' Wei Iliver bade llks. Pods. and Odds. Mum 1 i AS Psi 4 al IS IT SS TS 76 is Is up. all 17 1S a 18 80 A Of SO AS 14 SO 1s 121 ell SI 14 ID e 6 8U 8 1 Do. V;; -- Red 6.a ft iit Td. fignjOiyo. by & Gov Ina Do. (.w !Mod Goya MAU &AMA Mil la7ilil6. South Audraklaii Lodi k Yn., iiiii7.47l: sed ari7.7 Do. oe. di la. Ow ttp, Omit: rs Dismaes Lad. ... ...." ..-- 9 10 TRAFFIC RETURNS. Me Pin 304 r. Tan& VW& 1 14919194111. WO. MOM ilenisa 1030. MS. Week ending Sept. 15. 8. Aust. & Lombardo-7es Mouth Auk Lae) 407 18.903 18,18 11.116 *l6O ‘Lombardo Intel Week endless Sept. I& Antwerp & Rotterdam Bristol and Exeter East Anglian %Veek ending Sept 21. Sambre and Meuse Week midis. UM. 8. Belidan liastetu Function tilii 111 161 272 191 North lautera . 761 19,010 MVO AIM 41,819 Waterford and Limerick 77 675 504 1.127 1,811 West Flanders Llmerlek and Snub 2lB 115 51 103 LB Smith Wake 8 andatelleolen — 832 7,118 7,077 7,301 = esdhigi bpi. litimmierl —1, oao 1,3 a 9.906 UN oettn 108 14,907 9,905 11,811 17,436 614 e 17,00 26,066 13,4116 39,5116 Via7lritlah 174 3,069 2.900 6,099 1.960 Swill Otelasl — 2,006 1.000 SAS kW tihrepiddre Vince lllB WA 616 910' 831 Mawr FATAL ACCIDENT IN TENTING • RIFLE. —A very painful accident occurred in the Wein' it of Edinburgh on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Henry, who enjoy. • high reputation in the shodwg-grousd, ai d who was the veneer of one of the 20 Whitworth rides at Wimbledon, had gone out to a dad UM the Ilintar-read aloes with his son, a ane boy of harm 12 end 13, ind • friend, for the purpose of the sights of • rifle. The lad was usually by his father to past at the target, and his lather fired he hid behind the shelter of a wall. Unhappily, after Yr. Hoary led tired sewed Shots the led Warted up ban • hollow yea of the emel in *plied the itempet just ow he hid spin presed4 sad Were the pew father woe swam his ass wee eleatiteenyhtheolswel, est/ being The weillowers MA, of the father's almr a ct laaw reridea y ma& the led Us sisenwepoct than b• °oda to have been fa the dielende 4He dle duty. The owe heel assied • pada weemasse in itej, h e Na. Hoary in wadi =l.sad *bon he was ewe of the iodise and Wort 4 prometem of the volunteer movement in his own pro filist," downiment. OCELDEON OTV BANDIZT AND Low; or THE JAM serious cadets% heyjily unattended with is of life, owned on the monies the 211th inst., eff Draw bird, between the ship ihrek Chase, from St. Jam's N. 8., to Liverpool, and the James Evans, a MehOMMIR Wad has. Ashlers to BiltalUe. It appears art at 4aa a. as BM Welk, the together being rattier think et the Iless, re leetteit on beard the Swirl Ohre sheerwil a seheemer burin down ca the cosine which was Ding me by the ship. He gave the alarm, seeing that • wades was laweinent ; the ship's helm was put herd sport, and werything done in order to prevent a contact between the two vensels, but without effect. The schooner and the ship meet; the Serener was cut to the water's edge, and foundered immediresly, the mew having only time to jump into their boat, from which they were afterwards transferred to the Sarah Chase and brought safe to Liverpool. Tie KENT COUNTY MAGININATIDI AND THE LICETRING ETlNEE.—Yestorday the Kent county tastes for the Greenwich and Blackheath district t a l is- e, court at Greenwich, Sir T. M. Wilson, Bart., chairman, for the purpose of bearing applications for spirit licensee to houses in Greenwich, Deptford, Charlton, Plum/teed, Woolwich, Eltham, Lee, and Lewisham. There was • tinge attendance of professional gentlemen, engaged by the venous applicants; ; but, after hearing arguments for end against the granting of the licenses, and which occupied the magistrates upwards of eight hours, the chairman announced that the bench had unanimously agreed not to grant any new home in the district for the ensuing year. GLAroow CsAirszE or CONNERCL—The direc tor. or this body held a special meeting on Tuesday ; W. P. Paton Esq., in the chair—for the purpose of bringing before ' Sir John Lawrence the injurious effect which the late Mr. Wilson's Indian budget would have on British manufactures. Strong opposition was expressed to the protective impost of 15 per cent, customs duty which had been introduced by Isar. Wilson. Sir A Lawrence stated that the council would take the @object into consideration. It is probable that the subject will come before parliament in the ensuing eesion.— North Brinell Natl. Bilenentese FAtit. —The Birmingham Michael h.,Logos. cams4. j Lu Y.e localities usuully mei. soul. , for that purpose. There was • very extensive supply of all kinds of stock. The quality of the beast' was m general of Ant ohm. but the trade was very slow. In • few instances late (prices were &meads& but, generally speaking, they receded a full ed. per lb. Fat sheep came to hand in middling condition. Him sheep commanded fall prices, end other breeds sold slowly on easier terms. There was • decided flatness in the trade altogether. Calves sold at late rates. Of fat pigs 1 there were • moderate supply, with a fair inquiry at late mist The supply of store stock was very m large, ilieu. =lrish besot, sind cheep, gnat number of which re. unsold. Mars was • good show of mains offered by Messrs. Bamford Brothers, from well-known breeders, which nallsed—Cetawolds,l2. to 91. each ; Rexford Downs, from V. to 10/. sack. Yr. Reeves, Yr. Glover, and other breeders, had a good assortment, with a very fair demand. Store ewes realised from 30s. to 445. each. laileh cows, for which there was a fair inquiry, realised from 181. to 72/. each. The show of hones was good. Tint class horses met • good inquiry, st very full prices ; inferior very numerous, with • fair trade. Beef, sd. to 64d. ; Dluttoa, GI& to Bd. ; veal, M. be lid • bacon pigs, 10s. fid. to 11s. 14 per score ; pork's ditto, 10t ltd. to 11a. 6d. per soon.—Birminobani Daily Post. BISNINGRAY, Ban. 27.—The preliminary meet of the ircemstors of South Ittetferdshire was held at Welverhasaphen this shames. A resoluta* wse three Peed to unmet° tie prism as remniirmed three months ago fee all dem:Alaimo of latshsd iron. OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL 800THILIRPTON, Tetnemse.—The lades left kin today with the Bombay nail. Oho took cwt It 4 pareogera, amongst whom were lady Hades, Brigadier-Oases! Lawrence, and General Butane. Aroseplhor cargo was specie worth 229,9881. lOa. The Tagus also left km with the Peninsakr nail : she took out 32 pareepos 110 toes of Aver were lauded here today from the royal mil steamer 'Mammies: This is the largest quantity that was ever landed at as English port from me ship. Tue STRAN DING 0? TEE NOVA SoOTIAR (88. )—At the meeting of the Morey Dock sod Barbour Board, yes terday Monday), it was explained that the recent stmt. ing of t he mailistaamer, Nova Booties, was mud by the ribit mistaking a light m Bootle-bay for the one at the end of the North Dock wall, U CTLY/RAL PALAOL IT= SIITLLING DAT. •-•• TRVILADAT, Spew= 27.—Adeirdoes on payment, 3,025 ditto by season tielests, 531; total visitors, 3,556. DAI . Two O'CLOCK. • The feeds to-day are rather fiat, with few leensaelidea. Omit& are quoted 1-ls to per cent. lower than yesterday after noon. This in " settling-day" in the share and foreign stock markets. Business in the*: departments is quiet. In a few instances prioee are quoted rather lower, toe weather being very wet. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Ceut. Renton were quoted at 68fr. bk., being Sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93k, k, and 93 for money, and 931 and k for the account. The present quotations are 93 to k for cash, and 93k to for the 'llth of October. The official business report is es follows: Ind a Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 103 f ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, t; ditto Bonds, 2s. dim ,; Five per Cont. enticed" rupee paper, 96 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 102 ; Exchequer Bills, Is. prem., par., 2s. prem. The foreign stock market is inactive. Meal oat bonds are flatter, being last marked 22 for the new account. Turkish Bonds do not rally ; the Loan of 1854 is quoted 73} to 74, and that of 1868, 54 to 56. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 87k, 87 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 22k, .22 ; New Granada Deferred, 6} ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 43a ; Spanish Passive, 221; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1854, for account, 73k, d ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 56j, 56 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 101 k, ; Vene zuela Three per Cents., for account, 23k. The Dover Cantle, from Melbourne, has arrived, with 228,0001. in gold. The steamer Tasmanian arrived at Southampton yesterday from the West Indies, with the enormous sum of 1,128,0001. in specie, of which 1,074,5001. consists mostly of Mexican dollars and 53,6001. of gold. This masa of treasure weighs from 180 to 200 tons, and is the largest ever • received iu a single steamer. No fewer than 40 wag guns will be required to convey it from the Waterloo Station to the Bank of England. The assortment of the specie at the Bank will occupy some time, and the bullion brokers do not expect to have it placed in their heads until Mon day week, so that no portion can be despatched to China by the next outward steamer. Owing to the mtude of the supply the price of Mexicali dollars is expected to be considerably reduced. There wore no bullion operations at the Bank yesterday. The Calcutta and China mails vid Marseilles will be distributed in Loudon to-morrow morning. The stoppage was announced yesterday of the old and respectable firm of Thomas Smith and Co., gut distillers, of Buck's-row, Whitechapel-road. The liabilities are believed to be considerable, but the estate is expected to show a surplus ; and in the circular lamed to their creditors the firm express a belief that they shall be able to pay in full. The business was at one time a very large one, but has become contracted of late years through the com petition of other houses, combined with the gene rally depressed state of the trade. The accountant employed is Mr. S. Lowell Price, of Gresham street. Messrs. J. S. Smith and Co., of the Phceuix Distillery, - Mile-end, have no connexion with the house that has stopped. Messrs. Henry Brooks and Co., who have carried on a considerable business as veneer merchants and makers of pianoforte "actions," at Cumberhind market and the Hamprtead-road, bane also stopped. The amount of their liabilities has not transpired. The accountant engaged is Mr. C. F. Kemp, of Gresham-street A telegram from Wolverhampton announces that at the preliminary meeting of ironmasters it was unanimously decided to keep the price of iron for next quarter the same as in the present one. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,623 L ; the Midland an increase of 3,9271. ; the Lancashire and York &hire, an increase of 4,2111.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,0601. ; and the North Eastern, an increase of 3711. The traffic on the 687 Miles of the South Austrian line of the Lomberdo-Venetian Railway Company for the week ending Sept. 15 was 34,415/., being 4,852 g. less than in the corresponding week of Mt on the same number of miles ; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 6,0681., showing a decrease of 6111. A general meeting of proprietors of the Oriental Bank is called for the 29th October, to declare an interim dividend for the half-year ending the 30th June last. We hear of shares in the London District Tele- graph Company (Limited) being offered at a merely nominal price, in order to escape liability to future calls. These are bl. share*, with 2/. 10a. paid. With reference to the Great Eastern, we have received the following letter : TO TRW =MR OW TIM RIPRIne. Sir, —As rumours utterly false have been freely circulated about the Great Bosateru, and as a friend observed, '• There are some people who are determined to run down the great ship, and ruin the company," you will oblige the share holders and myself by stating that I called at the office to day, and found that so far from the certificate of the Board of Treat being suspended, the inspector of that body had =he bottom of the Great Eastern, sod declared non at her condition, and only required that the bearings at the main screw shaft should be bushed" who, as it was before her departure on the last voyage to New York, ea the previous "bushing" had worn away. Inn operation will always have to be repeated after about 10 or 21 days' steaming, and will con about 2UOI. or 3001. Ultimately it will be desirable to give that part of the screw shaft a metallic casing and bearing, at a oust of probably 3,0001. or 4,0001., if some more economical inven tion is not assanwhile discovered. These suinonre may serve the purposed of jealous or "bearish" speculators, but are very unjust towards the proprieties, whose hopes and shares are depreciated, sad must be most disheartening to those gentlemen who in good faith and devotion are enamouring to make the best use or their joint preperty.—l ans, Stc., T. G. TAYLOR. 10A, King's Azernyard, Sept. 27. With reference to the market for American se curities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. report as follows : In the market for American securities there is no pare. color fosters to notice. There has been a fair amount of business trenaseted during the past week, and the market continues firm and prices steady. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the nineteenth series of sales yesterday there was but a limited demand for all descriptions of hides. Ex porters were not buyers to any extent. The home trade is still quiet. Ent India.—Ox and Cow—Calcutta : The de emed for these hides was small, partly owing to the paresis iminghhiseward being of middling quality, and het adapted for export; prices, however Ist at then previous value. There were no Madras, Peat teeny, or Beeday offered. The analysis of the sales is 11.,101 Oaleinto sew parcels, and 29,713 brought forward beta former min of which 57,545 were add. East Indio— Brifialo : The few sold realised last sale's prices. Leather was in fair request, and realised about previous rates. Salted hides The chief portion of the quantity offered con misted of Australian, which, being held firmly at late rates, were only part sold. The Cape were mostly sold at fair prices for the quality, which was inferior. West India and thkraltar also maimed tsar prices. Rio Grande and Brazil r In. Dry hides—Went Coed: The few sold irerli b lserit rates. Dryealted—Mauritius : All paned. Myrabolanes sold at fair prices. Valonia : Only one lot mid at fair value for the duality. TBOREDAT Erasmus. Consols, which closed yesterday at 431 " buyers," far the 11th October, were to-day alternately "buyers" and " sellers" at 931, and closed "buyers" at that fraction. For money the last reins was 93/ to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 933, 1, 93, ; ditto for account (Oct. 11), 931 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 103 ; ditto Four per Ceut . Debentures, 1868, 961, ; ditto Bonds, Be. ; Five per Cant. "e " rupee paper, 96 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1091. saw - 1 7.7! .1 • ••••• a,~ i:ii.l %IN w KM ISMS SA - ii,i10431 20,000 i ____ 4,20 C 76,000 76,000 14 15 ~~ 2sil is - - z :..- 111 US 111 US 102 f USe NI 107 WO 101 O 100 * 100 1 1 74 Fll i - lei up 11091 i ii le .. _. 6 1 1 1 SO IS SI 97 L si it 14 114 117 In IN In N 111 90 00 100 102 DO 106 100 00 90 102 f dls pm 41 .119 • no Als NI 1f If 1 If pm I 4 le 1 411. 2 1 41s i 1 - len I - _ I Five per Cent. S ' t - ( . ; 4 % - C i Mq • ... 1114'--- 103/ o The i, mid Nimchequer ' prem. In the fomiAnAtock niarket the principal feature was a fredgfillMl Ai Mitt. M the Turkish Loan of 1868. ,The Loan. of 18174, on the other band, ad vanced i per imqt:, leaving off'at 731 to 74. Bonds WiWieneed a partial reaction, disap pointment being occasioned by the smallness of the remittance that has come forward in the Tasmania& for account of the bondholders. The fall in the Turkish Loan of 18b8 was canied by a somewhat vague telegraphic statement from Constantinople that a the , public treasury has de ferred payment of the interest due on - the public securities." The importance of this circumstanee may very easily be overrated. It is, we believe, by nb mewls unprecedented for the payment of the interest on the whims to be deferred, or met by a fresh creation of the same kind of paper. The " Options " of the Illinois Central Railway Company continue in re ques t, an d have risen to bk to In the nial'ket for bank shares the only altera tion was the increased heaviness of Ottoman. lm the miscellaneous share market scarcely any altera tion occurred beyond a slight improvement in Vas Diemeu's Land, and en advance of 1 per cent. in Victoria Dock stock. Great Ship shares were quoted Be. Bd. to 7e. New South Wales Government Bonds aud Ca nada Five per Cents. were inquired for to-day. Victoria Government Bonds were more offered. The closing quotation,* for shares in new under takings were as follow :--Ocean Marine Insur ance, 2 prem., buyers ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 3-16 to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to 11 din. ; East /ndia Irrigation, 9-16 to 1-16 dia.; Gellivara, A dis. to par. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cuxm. &minces in the mining market to-day is by no means active, but prices are gene rrlly firm. In the Stock Exchange, Stray Park shares are officially marked 574, 59, and 58} ; and East Caradon, 10}. The other transactions hare been chiefly in shares in Wheal Edward, Wheal Harriet, Rosewarne United, Tamar Consols, and East Carn Brea mines. As regards foreign and colonial mining shares, St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 281 and 28 ; Great Northern Copper (South Australia) at par ; and Xapunda Mining at n prem. In each of the above instances a good demand is ex perienced. The whole of the capital of the Clem Sebon Mining Com pany (Limited) having been aiLled up some time ago, soother company, with larger capital, is being formed, under the title of the South Devon Yining Company (Limited), in 6,000 shares of 31. 10e. each. Credit is to be given for the 2/. paid in the old company, leaving a further liability of 5011. per ohm, of which ss. is to be celled at once. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE. 7 (TH . IB DAY.) The weather keeps ensediled, and most =favourable to harvest operations. The wind is now north with every PM of continuous rain ad storms. appearance of Ountinucea rain aad storms. The supply of home.grown wheat and flour has improved since last Wednesday. Though stall abort, barley sad wheat an improved quantity, but oats, &c, very limited. No Search or Irish corn. The foreige arrivals have very seek increased of wheat, nearly all Ransian and American. Flour : Supply also labiwal from France, Spain, sod Amanita. A larger quantity of barley than for some time past, principally Black Sea; and ea* Russian, Danish, and Dutch, a moderate arrival. The wheat trade to-day ls. to 3. per qr. dearer for all descriptioes of good =able qualities, new as well as old. Barley: not "ouch doing at late quotations. Oats 6d. Le ls. per qr. dearer than on Monday last, with a pretty fair amount of balances to-day. Beans and peas without change. Flour trade ls. dearer than on last market day. Norfolk' at 445. _ Floating oargoes.-Theme are very few fredi up, and the business doing is steady, at about le. advance on the rites of Monday. Wriner.-English : and Kent, white, 455. to 60a. ditto, fi ne, 61s. to 655. ; ditto red, 434. to 545.: ditto, fins,; 495. to 60s. ; Norfolk, de, fine, old, 50a. to 66a. per qr. ; Foreign : Dastric, 635. to 665. ; tine, 65a. to 70s ; lionipbe4, tile. to 66a.; ditto, an ti s, -a.; Rostock, 61s. to 66a. ; American white, 575. to 665. ; ditto red, 575. to 60s. SARUM-English malting, 365. to 405.; grinding, 295. to 32.; distilling, 338. to 365. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 29a. to Mc • ditto diatdling, 325. to 33.. 3LuZ.-41312, Essex sad Norfolk, He to 60s. ; fine, 64a. to 685.; Kingston and town made, 495. to 605.; fine, 60s. to 754. • brown, 525. to 565. Oens.-English feed, 25e.03. to 31a. Oil.; potato, 274. Od. 1 to Is. Od. ; foreign, 225. Od. to 295. Od. BLOM -English tick, 40a. to 435. ' • harrow, 36a. to 475. ; pigeon. 48s. to 5Le ; foreign, 365. to 44a. -English boilers, 391. to 445.; maple, 425. to 435.; grey, 395. to 415.; foreign, 395. to 435. grey, town, 56a. to 584.; country, 42,. to 46a. ; households, 465. to 515.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 41s. to 43a.; French, 41a. to 50s. per sank ; American, 30a. to Ms.; Spanish, 41s. to 49a. ettillretil INTO LONDON MOD alter. 24 TO SEPT. N. English 4. and Soo4 ak. linNat si• 1 •• • • I 72a. Blaney oats Nallll4o and ls Webb leek Moor. 3•10 nib: cretin Flour. 1860 socks, 11,860 barre. 12040 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (ar mamas AND lIMIM MAGMATIC TILIGILAPII.) (ISOM OUR OWX COREMBPONDILVT.) Grain market very firm. Wheat in good consumptive demand at Id. to 9d advance. Floor firm. Maize bd. dearer. lbrail and mired American, 3d..; GakV. 36e. 6d. Oats, oatmeal, and barley, very firm. Weather fan. MINCTS9-LANE. -011p3 DAY.) 114:10A1.—The market has been steady during the week, with a limitedbostases done • but • oraiderable portion of the foreign offered was with drawn in order to support last week's prices, which remain unaltered. The refined market has also been dull ; brown lumps quoted 495. COl7ll.—A fair amount of banner has been dote this week, at previous rates. Tea.—The transactioes this week have been few sod un important. The letters by the China mail Sr. expected to morrow (Saturday). CoTTON. —A large amount of business has been done in this article, at very full prior. Rica.—The demand has been less active for all descrip tioes this week, and prior were with difficulty supported. Bon.—Holler. have accepted rather lower prises and alas bare been made to a moderate extent. Demers proof, la ; Leeward, ls. 7d. to is. ea, according to quality. Sruciss have stout sustained last week's prices. SALTP&TRIL —No business of unportance reported. I1(in00.-13,200 cheer advertised for the next quarterly sale. TALLOW MARKIT.—(THIS DAY.) The tallow 'gasket to-day is steady, at the folio's's g prices :—Pstinstriwg T.C. en the spot, 695. ; Oct. to Dec., Us. ; Doc., 3311. 6d. ; Jas. to Ka oh, 631. 6d. ; March only, 535. 941. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) HlDES.—UuDioniku, Syn. 28.-561bs, to 641 b., 3id. to 3id. ; 611ba. to 711b5., 3.11. to 4d. ; 721 b& to 801 b., 4d. to 41d. ; Nibs. to 03ite., ed. to 4fd. 881bs. to 961b. , 4fd. to sd. ; 961 be to 1011ba., sd. to 51d. ; Horse hides, Ba. to 10s. Calf skins, light, 2s. to 4s. Od. ; foil, 6s. Burompair.—Sheeposkios, 01. Od.; Foiled ss. to 6a; hhalf-brads, Is. 6d. to ss. 24. ; Downs, 3s. 6d. , to 4s. 3d. ; limbs, Is. to ss. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yews. Pattenden and Smith report that the memonts come very much worm morally : fly and hoe are rid ick many laces to be rapidly Increasing, and a general complaint that hops come down much short of expectation. pre 30,0001., with but few in favour. About 300 pockets of new have arrived, and are selling from 141. to per cwt. COAL MARKIrr.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Helton, 19.. ed.; Walls End Lanibton, 19a, ; Walls Red South Hettoo, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Tees, 19s. g Walls End Hartlepool, 19a. 3d. ; Walls End lteal Heston,lee. 6d. ; 'Walls Rod South Hartlepool. . ; Walls End Gump, 18s. 9d. ; Walls End Rellos, 19s. ; Walls End Eden Main, lEs. od. ; Tun tall, 18s.esi. ;*Byron, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Whitworth, IG, 6d. ; Wylam, lbs. 6d. ; Holywell, Ms. 3d. ; Tan6eld Moor Bates, 13s. 6d.; ; Buddies Hartley, 16e. 3d.; Si. Cuthbert, 111 e. . ; Clarke's 16e. 9d. ; Davidson'. Hart ra,2l2ol3Bs. 3d. ; Howard's Hartley, ; Lambert's , 16a.-56 ahips at market. The Mariner, Heiman, arrived at Swansea from Bareekses, report!, that oo the Slat August she was tired at Gum a Spun& battery us Groan Islan.i, near Algemaraa, As abet atnking her aim and eutwater, doing considerable damage to the stem festennip. I • I a