The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-09 00:00:00

WEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. pr szacmc runciurv.) LIVERPOOL MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) HOOTON NURISERY HANDICAP. . 1 ran. 4ELLING !CURDLE R I,CE. About one mile ail &bait T om boy, Wymistay, and Secret Tresaure are bete. AUTUMN CUP. Gee mile sad threarquirlier. do oak , Gladiolus, Wesaberbousd, Lit, Ilea , Herne, Petra, Ariadaa, The Alin TM Brow, Hamm Feoctorowaa, Wawa, Odd= tiber&M. Chance Shot, The Nun. Gibraltar, and ln.anefbt a her. Pun Vomit Napoleon, Coaderlisent, Nocelai, Clwrt Aar, ail Nerises. At the Italian Opera at Paris, ou Sunday, Ron . L rot, after ea ahem* of "rural years, appeared. The name .4 M. Marie ma elm la the 41W, It Beirbietes being wheal for the opening night of the favourites. The r,, ~ .kern of Hen Wagner is in fell rehearsal et the ~e , a d owe. Pers. Opinions are nay dreegly divided es re Ma manes of the composer's style; hie putkan. sag ~rpseets being squally decided in their opinions A new open, in three seta. by MM. luber and Sera" is in active *,'anti* at the OpCra Cornique. An °Latinate hosninene pt , • r Its Am. Mandy from performing at peeseet, end Jris). t►e premised repressotatioe of Cisme at the Oiler %hoe. Vianka hes resumed her place at the Lyrigw is the w i -as d Murk. Th e I:4:efte Musics', states that Madame Miulan- Car..l6. i, study nag the past of bin:welt in Herman. with ries el raging it ces the Mtge at Berlin. At Lelpie the rrpertorr has lately ifteleded Adam's Paerifioss, Ls Perim. Asa Av. ft ; at Musk+, Lea Drs: Jurraies of Chernbied. At Vienna the Philharmonic Concerts are about to revive masts, by Bogart ; sad soother society to ems ,t. heedehanbee A 01109.14 mole. It is rumoured in military circles that the French ;,...ramset Intend her leg e medal giros ter the Chinese • mimics. like thane 0311111111610/li* the asr is the Wines :A le lte/y. The Mandy:ter Koos:see of to-day says :--" W. orlerdmisl that a pnotoeol has been Mined at Preis. a:i temises to the .Yells of December the ponied bud far the ...pieties of tb• ereemerciel treaty. We behento it le Kr. t ieteation, as wee as he le released from bin edam. Weave. to speed some time is the smith of Timm EZypi, V re,lee lo rennet be beehh, which, we nze may irons, hat tottered from the incemeat applicatioe ef the Lg.; mtuotht. It is gratifying to be amend that the ratlttfariutp, details of the treaty are owe finally arranged, nal that they are elleh a. cennot fail to 10110 the widest %dist. t s e " In.lian g•orernmeut h*4 begun to publish a •eppkuueet t.. the Cal:atm flezette —W be issued weekly eta tone s week, as circumstances may require, containing udiviAl papers en the government think. useful to be known. The supplement in, in fact, ► Monike► cahoot leading articles. flume interesting papers have .iloady appeared. In the llng amber wan published Colo n-I Boni Smith's report or the means to be taken to at.. the people from starvation in case of the failure of rain in the north-west provinces. There has since been cues o.hvial correspondence on the proposed tunnelling of the Indus at Attack, and political despatches from Lord in expLinatiun of the Arms Act and Ride Volun• leer. circular. Mr. fillArreau erne ford ban addreeeed a very Liter to lir. Richardson. honorary secretary of the v'dnut•rr numenient, advocating the cause, and rem reasons which bad been already adduced in sup. is et of that view of the project. 11 - ,• reed in the Times :—" Wtl have heard what we wurcely believe, that an historian of long note, to►ie; an interest in une of the casdidates at a recent in btaly rernhation, has been iediscreet enough to addreve 1 later to each of the examiners, calling their attention to th,• Aline fur considleration which that candidate might he apposed to derive from the social position mid wealth of his family. We are surprised, petting aside all other avoiderateses as completely r this eminent histories ale rem to have done, that he should not have boas &WWII that, as the candklates are only known by number sod not I.y ~auw• to the ermieers, his soul oaf ow thus exerted nica secesiarily provefruitlees." A proarectus has born issued of a cotton company is:mond is Manchester, with a propandcapital of 100,000 L, in shares of 100/. each. The board of directors con l ens Mr. Thomas Barley, M.P., chairman; and Mean lohn theetharn, Edmund Ashworth, dohs Pander, John Platt, Hugh Mason, James Marshall, Thome Emmett, L C. Howard, Robert Platt, Harold Littledele, Thomas Sown, and Frederick Steiner. The object is primarily to develop the cotton•field of Dharwar, in the Bombay l'osidericy, the quality produced there from American scot bring conadind very rood, although little reaches tho n.untry , u it Is invariably used by 'he native dealers to mix with the muse and Mermen kinds. Pureness will be toads direct from the grown, and it will thou be ofertirely cleaned, pressed, sad packed for shipment, great reliance heiog placed upon the result of the introduction of the Lest machinery for them processes. The P.ot my.:—" Great satisfaction has been e ines to the clregy of the diocese of London by the bishop's .lection of the Rey. Dr. Henry, head muter of linnet Taylors' geltool, Anil the Rev. Indira George Momfield, meter of St. Andrew Unershaft, Leadenliall.street. to till the recast prebendal stalls in the matirepolitan cathedral. Nab the new prebendaries are high churchmen. and mint dergysnen. Dr. Hemay's &unpin lectures • this year, en ' The Authority of the &Math; caused :mat "nation is Oxford„ and doubtless. when they en p.hlabe.l, will give rise to CnOnidasbl• &minion. Dr. Hessey objects to the Judaea notion el the Sabbath so persalest moon low churchman and dissenters, and show' that the Sin* an the fishtail' are entirely different in their were and mope. Mr. Binenfield is the son of the Late Bishop of London; took a first-class in classics at On• fed in 1144 ; has been rector of Allhallows, Londus.amill, uto 1411.1, sad rector of St. Andres. Undershaft for the hat awes years. On his lather's resignation he was re. quertal by Bishop Tall, out of respect to the venerated en. bishop, to act as his chaplain." Dent OF TICS EARL Or CAWDOIL —We regret to nuance the death of the Earl 41 Oawdor, which took thee re Maimmilly sight at hie leedehip's seat, linickpole (*out, Pembroke. Jabs Frederke Oampliell, first Earl sod ono HMO aiWaDe d tbetlemertin in the county of Preilmae, and Viesseat Snip of Roslyn in the county of cumarthes, is the of the United Kingdom, was Led Liniment ash Cantos Inelimum of Carnirtbesubire, • family tunes of the Ranh Mmaisma. • 1/.4%11.. and T- Ho was in sea of Joke, fret Len codes, by the eldest .ism ton of in Port of flarine, an d was born iin the 4th .4 November, 17%, and eneereded to the title no the let of Jan 1421. On the DM of September. he ems married b. Ltd/ Elisabeth Thye. eldest daughter of the them Marvin of Path. A large family resulted from nue IWO& 1. eldest one, who new bikes the till. , John releriek ratans Campbell, win been on the 11th of Jame, 1417. nil WWI 'named oo the kith of June, 1412, to t: • lion. Marin Mary Caves bah. Tel LAMS LORD Dv v.'s a LIP. —Tit, British Star, the • ;reek mowspeure sweetly emahlishal in Lredee, ppuu t. aarolurnas into saueraing for the death of the " Pl2lll - Leal Diendianskl. sad deans a leading article to his ems hvo in the Marsala, of Omega I Jeer contemporary ▪ • - "The whole Greek rare moans with the deepest • f for laird Corinna hermen with bon it lost Doi only •oe eta old dehieders and beeeterun. bet me of the few 'see :aiong Lela Philhallknee who are eo inweary to Si b in OW pewee MO W& eireemsdasces but little Omen le , anwen taye in a median to give to lb. mend A.A ... .4 the pan" team other lemurs than it. prayer. th.. AltßigiltV kr his apses, plaom him in the pane of td.er with the Tpselantis. Mayroonlatom Botrrires, Il a s Ir:c o ki n g., gross, eialriagtoria, ail its nbbof awl ijonr hit portrait with • simple broach of I." evrer.—Bnt I 11111 At lint • .1 fhi....elogyt without norellintr of the Guildhall, that f••••...o. ri•le heteitirting in which the Len! Marone haisperta are annually held. The Guildhall Leine M • ?fit tell. u. "the kitchen mod other office. ▪ huslt about 1:01. by • procurement' (eabecription • the rite I ...ponies) of Sir Jobe :view. • ' , width, Meyer. knighted en Flanworth-aeld. and .1 gave in the Guildhall the Snit Mayor's f • hithirrln \ere to the Merebeat i.nwere Hall." The grand bassinet held in this Guild . :1 each Lord or May s day is tele of the • :ht. which a coua t r y 'coasts aboeil eie, sad tr .LI Z i t, e 6 r &frayed by the Lord MAVar (oho pars the Pie' ''' 7 the tie shortie, aid Mk anointed by the t:—rdo n . b Om shown' by the es refINS of preying, • 1773.. Jobs Wilkes, Eel.. 2,050 f. ; 1542, John II „phary, Esq.. ss4lt. 17s. Id. ; 1630, Sir John Illusgrove, •:`' :L.. 11.1.; 1•311, David Salowass. Esq.. 3.0631. T. • -nap v F. 140. Emu, 2,9143/. ; 10147. Sir It. W. 12.. 44. ; 10. 4 , D. W. Wire, Erof., •I' 1 , ... ‘l. 14.10, Julia Cater, Eaq., 2,6691. 17.. ' • COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANZ. -(111113 DAY.) The Beglish supply ewe hot day has increased but Bale :=l'ssriptions of grain and flour. Scotch achy 0w sod a iew more oats from Ireland. The antral" of what awl outs are heavy for the wash, 1141 e reported on Moeda, last Mace lad minket =4o Lea s l i l few mopes of PruMian sad EMI' wised. Barb, • =NA quantity ; Runitan and Duda is outgo, sod oats Russian and Swedish. A few hags of low from M. Polimhwrg only since last report. To-day there is a particularly short attendance of boyers at market, ant oosompaently Made is generally dull. Eng. bah wheat of the maw values' on Monday last, and foreign fully maintains the late quotations. • Markr‘ u steady, but sot much doing. 0. continue firm t sot so much dollar as oat the Iwo last mart ry c r7.' limns and pros without change. Mustard seed con tinues dull. flour trade slow to-day. Norfolk' at 425., and dos American Um. per barrel. FLUATINU !;*tunas. -There are about 20 of wheat sod 10 of maim now on sale, and pricer are steady at the We quotations. Was-English : Eases sod Kent, whits, sew, 50s. to Mi. ; ditto, line old, 64.. to titia.; ditto rod,new, 44:. to Mk.; &MN be. old, 545. to 63e. ; Norio*, Ito.. is.. wkl. I. Ns; red, saw. 41k. to 60s. Fors. : 1161. to Ma; Ma. to 745. ; Eoeigaborg, 56a. to 645. ; ditto, sato, 645. to ; Ramo* 665. to 6.ts ; fine, old, to 71s. ; Amisrisen whits, 60a. to 675. ; ditto red, IS.. to 645. BaIILIT. -English malting, 41s. to 50a.; grinding, 27a. Ma.; distilling, 445. to 50a per qr. ; foreign grinding. 33a to 39a.; ditto distilling, 32a. to 40a. Yates.-English, lam: and Norfolk. 525. to sda. ; Ise. WM.; Ktapton and tow° made, 535. to 68e; flees 6 4 11 . I Ulla.; brown. fin, 58a; pale, 775. On& -Estlish hod. 3S. Od. to 30. Od ; Pots* . lea. to 30.. k foreign, KM. ltd. to 31s. Oil. Daum tick. 435. to 48s. ; harrow, 45.. to 5 / 4 ; pft=sot. to 56a. ; foreign. 37a. to 48a. -English boilers, 445. to 49a.; ample, 47a. to 488.; foreign, 445. to Ms. _ -Eoelb.6 tows, Ns to 675.; 435. to 47,.; bausehokk, 465. b 518.; Norfolk mod 43a. to 445.; !mach, 41s. 560. pr task; Morino. 3h. to 3035; Spasish. 418. to Us. - ADDITALS INTO LONDON MOD NOV.OL ... ..... .....OV. 5 NOV.NOY. i,:=,. lUD w.. lelay MS OND as ii l4l0 LYN • • • 11Nolla Thor. MM Mein /silo now. tit lonsls. ____ MO 4110011 nob. sad 118 DAY.) LIIMRPOOL CORN MARKET. (II mem AND ma immune (mom on ows onamom—.., Osis eurlert moderately seteadsa slily s sloameis Maio ales &Mg. Whose &chase' X p medal Row. N. per barrel sad sack lower. A Woks& bombes's la balsa cam at Ws. to Ms 6d. for (Wats asd adseed. Darr, oats, and astragal dull, sad mahout clasp. MINDING4ANII.--(T11.115 DAY.) synAii has bet a is V: eB 7loolll ic ikabiad daring the wesk,and the full mines elf IMO to •611/1•111 hays been freely paid. the sales amomsg le a fall avenge quantity, the borers showing great esafdaesa. ReAtted remains firm at pre% ants rateN. Cones.-The quantity bronght forward in public sale bas again been large, aa chiefly sold at fully hut wixk's currency. TIC.t. -The market ha+ been quiet • but we cannot reduce quotations, although it has been difficult to sell at them. Carew'. -This article continues to have great confidence, but a limited business only has been done. Rice has been in steady demand this week; a fair amount of business done at fully last week's prime. Rcai has been stead , with a limited burdariss done. 8/t7[l=X-A moderate amount of business done at pre vious notes. Sricia. —A fair bunnies done; prices are unaltered. JUTS has advanced 10a to 205., with a brisk &mad. }lsar.—Manilla sold at full previous miss. In other articles no • 'halation. Illarkaa gnaw rally have been steady. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The inerket vi steady, but quiet. Town tallow is quoted 60s. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.O. es the spot, Ma. 9d. to 61s. ; all the year, 60a. 6cl. ; December, 60a. 9d. to 61s. ; Jemmy to March. rile. to 61a. 11d. ; April to June, 58s. 6d. ; October to December, 1861, Ilea. HMI MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADICIMALL —Hides. 8616 a. to 6411.., 31d. to 34d.; 61Ibs. to nibs., Sid. to 30. ; 7211.. to 801bs., to 4d. ; MU. to 8816., 14. to 144. ; Nibs. to 1116160, 4W. to 483. ; 9616. to 10416., 14,1. to Bd. ; 1011bs. to 112113., to 51d. Horse bides, 8.. to 10.. Calf slum, 31. 6d. to Is. Ts. 6d. Bsitmonnesr.-91wterokins, 0.. Od.; potted, is to Bs. 6d.; Roots and hodtbreds. N. 9d. to 6.. 3d. ; Downs. 4.. id. to ss. 24. BOROUGH HOP MA RKET.—(THIR BAY.) Maar& Paitamisa and Smith report that the market con tinual firm M late prier. COAL MA MEET. --(THD3 DAY. ) Walk Hod Hatton, 24e. ; Walls End Haman, 7 11 . Walk Eodriosdk Hakes, 24a. ; Walk End Hartlnool, Its. 9d.; Willa End Braddyk Hetke, 113 s. ; Walls Fad Hallos, Ek. MIL ; Walls Earl Prorawallgate, 22e. 6(1.; Duran, 20n ; Manny and Daffryn, ; Twofold Hoar, Mc 491. ; lksron. 17a. 9d. ; Datilmoo's Hartley, 17a. Haatiners Hartley 17s. 9d. ; Howard's Hartkry, 17n 961.-36 ships at osarkat. LATINO OP THS MEMORIAL STORM OF HAM?. RTRAD CNAPTIL.—YeillIday afternoon the oeremosy of layiag the memorial gime of the new Hampstead Chapel was performed by air & Norton l'eto, M.P., in the presence of a large number of Wien and gentlemen, annoget whom we observed the following ministers :—The Rem. New. man Hall, W. Brock, W. lands's, - Barrel' (of Liver pool). J. Graham (Craven Chapel), J. C. Harries (Park I Camden-town), F. Tucker (Camden-road Chapel), Burns, Itedburne (Hampstead), Davies, &e. The site of the new chapel, after • great many difficulties, .IRS obtained in fleath.etreek and the chapel will have • frontage to the main sated ;it is considered in every respect highly eligible; the lane le for 90 yews, at a ground rent of 211. per annum, with the If& to pis rehme the freehold at a fixed amount within nee years. The chapel will be built of brick and i7tal same fauns ; it will be in the decorated style, with two spina ninety feet high, th e b o dy o f th e edifice being about tatty feet. It will affoird accommodation for MO people, and there will be a large sehool.room under the chapel, in which it is intended to Cliny on • school on the Britielt and Foreign system. for 250 children. such a school having bees required by the necereithas of the town. The orial ks J erection will be about 5,0001. Mr. Hill, of Whitechapel, is the contractor, and the architect i s M r . C. G. Searle, of Bloomsbury. ROYAL COLIMPIZUM. —Dr. Bachhnifner has just ridded to the attractions of the Colosseum the novelty of •• The Winder/al Cabinet" of Mons. Nadoliki, which we lately described. From this cabinet, which measures only five feet high, three feet wide. end eighteen inches deep the investor contrives to withdraw nod afterwards put toge ther no lees than 150 piece. of furniture of the size in sena' use in our hewn—via, chairs, tables, chandelier", bed, bed hasgingv, a baby'. not, a table for thirty pena l's , with .hakes, knives, forks, drinking reps, and other ■rticles too numerous to mention. To view the varkius pieces of furni ture r they stand before you on the stage, it seems an Ano inte impossibility that they could ever he replaced ha the small space they formerly occupi ed IDdeld, WOW Jettal cabinet, forming one of meet curious and interest ing exhibition. ever presented to the public, and 9,lh:holm aot fail to attract large audienonduring this dull season of the year, when the [Ando° public are eagerly &beet." any novelty. The other p.c. of the Colosseum programme are main. &mined with "hit. For than fond ef humour there are the character eaterlainmerots of Mr. Foster; while the eupe. riority of the dissolving views, described by Mr. Howson, produce • lasting imperious on the mind of the various scenes brought before the visitor. The magic of M r . Taylor, the magnificent paserumen the cavens, Swims cott eges ,h o ., are iechided is thloduiries les. _ _ - Tea RlOirt - I. ILLICE, M.P.—Mr. Ellice haa addressed • Ind LAW to his constituents, in which he retinas to Ike 'abject of the treaty with ?ranee, severely dineurnhat Mr. Gladatottes general policy, and specially his decision rekstier to the drawback on papm and ia the manufacture Of h preparation of rihands for sale. He attributes $ the Chancellor of the Exchequer the intention of reisewimithelprepssal to royal the paper duties, bat doubts whether "say govonnraint will find a nminrity is the Mora et Oommaam sushi &pond to hegin at the wrong mid of • Intripst,ar tapesle vole for the ruble. tiara of tamales till they have tally provided for • correct and honeat r•tinsate ri the aaproolitoro of the country." Mr. Shies on " I voted against Lay alteratioa of the Colliolll/ 11.601. foresee* these objections, and very Musk against lay strum. iodination to sup port the liberal wboiatatratioa of Taint Palatorctua. I - Wow of as plata. calamity that could befall this country this the arsing of his power and authority et this asumeat. or say &aim to his prem. meat hut act even that 'awl:Man shall iodate one in the next widen to support therms spondative sad vastrystoto law* which has produced so ins* unascessary thillenity mad infer, to various interests as that thrown so loosely before the parliameet last year." A DVIILTInt NG FOIL • WI IL —At Horticastle Counts Court. on Wedaesday last, before J. G. 8. Smith, the heMlriltir of the ewe Rd. Reba* r. Elkansh Jug's* was looked for with nive.h intermit, Philatiff ts • Indigent" at Horneastle, and defendant is • will-kairwa itinerant bookseller, frequenting nearly ell the markt& is Lincolnshire. Nome time last year, Jarmo haw* loot Ms wife be death. engaged the setvireo of • houldrosper, bat thin r• did not ro very pleasantly . sad he at lealltb spa pliiW to plaiiff to advlise in the Stem ford Mawr, for • wife, sod the mom sued f er or f3e. fal. I was the Om at the ed vertisement. Defendaat did not pot in as appearance. His /amar accorditqiy gave judgment forthwith. —ffroisfurd ifrertirp. 8114211 plit2 DA TJ •t" . Two elisma • The railway share marbst to-day, sigltiory inactive, b steady. South Elude= and and Cileckadan stocks have been chiefly inquireir for, and have advent's(' about per cent. /10 Mazda other descriptions, the variation, oomPared with the closing quotations of yeMaday doss not essesd a per cent. Landon and North 'Western stook is now quoted 109 a to I ; Great Western, 'fn to ; Midland, 1331 to ; Lancashire and Yoe hire, 1171 to I ; South Eastern, 861 to 1 ; Eastern Counties, 624 to a ; Caledonian, 92 to 1 ; and Great Northern, 114 to 116. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have rims to 1-16 to 3-16 prem. The Canadian railway shares are quieter than yesterday, but not lower. East Indian Railway stock oontinuee to meet with inquiry. kiss todag to 1 gym. 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A a Great Wallara of Canada 345 .44 — A 11,397 9,60 3 weak isi Oct t 7 LAM A & torch-t, en. l,frii - us: 7 —on 19,880 28060 44,278 80,817 strillast lt " ending Oct. M. Antwerp & Rotterdam driatol and Rutter London. Tilbury, & South. end Extension LA Anglian Wong ending Nov. 2. Nabs* said Mame West widths Nov 3. Mut and County Down 431 202 dal by llsiginn lantern Junction 264 101 9/0 fa West Flanders .91 817 008 lienaut It N. Counties =frier 766 14.340 KM 60,806 87 4 ,376 7,066 444 Illookles and Darlington — 1,000 7,413 ON 7,870 Weft siding Nov. 4. 11161whisad — 1.162 1.007 I,TI• 2.400 MIMI 614 13.740 VMS 0 6 0,14 11k . 4110 g al:wal e , 176 I, 1,666 9103 l &It ;S e p Onxike 2 12,7% 14,022 05,071 10,700 Anton, Wwotssa.2 Powlimn - rel.—A charge of attempted wholesale poisoning was investigated yeeter*y before the magistrates of the Newton Abbot Bench. The defendant was a gardener in the employ of 14. Paul. a an of perty residing at Ambrooke, and was seen reale:ot the female donseetios tampering with some beef and =g which bad been prepared for cooking. Those who of the food sithaequently were seized with severe =and it was evident that it had been with. The prisoner wee the only person b e . Mos the domestics who had aeons to the kitchea, and when aimed d attempting to palms the Wady be eireegly pro teemid his innoreace, but • f ter • aim wikwitiled that 1111 had pat some powder into the with the view of improving its " lightness,' bet to do ta7 pima an injury. After the ezainialitioa of several wit. raw the magistrates deeded is eammittieg the fee trial, but accepted bed fee appessaaos.—Pr::: ./earns(. 9, /WM MONEY MARKET-(THIS DAY) Two o'CLovit. The funds to-day are well supported at the , adVIIIIOO which took place yesterday afternoon. Notl much business is going forward. In the share markets steadiness continues to prevail, and the immediate tendency is rather favourable. The principal feature is a fresh improvement in Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares. The panic in Canadian railway securities appears to be arrested, but the prices are not quoted better than yesterday afternoon. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted at 70fr. 20c., showing a further improvement of j per oent. since yesterday. The return of the Bank of Prance, which shows a further decline of 1,000,0001. sterling in the coin and bullion, and the increase of 1,800,0001. in the bills discounted, has not been attended with any unfavourable effect. Consols are of marked 933 and for money, and 934 and 1 fur the account. The pre sent quotations are 931 to 4 for cash, and 931 to 4 for the 6th Dec. The official business re port is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 3 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 1131 ; ladle Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1054 ; ditto Bonds, Bs. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 951 ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. dia. The towage stock market remains quiet. There ii; bower, a renewed demand for the Titrkish bonds of 1858, w hich have risen 4 per cent., being quoted Into 58. The Loan of 1854 is quoted 71 to 4, being steady. Other foreign stooks exhibit no alteration of importance. Sales see recorded as follows Bra ailran per Ceuta. , 1858, 884 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 944 ; ditto De ferred, 901 ; Peruvian Uribarren, Fonr-and-a-Half per Conte., 834 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1051 ; ditto Four-and-so Half per Cents., 943 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 624, ex div.; Spanish Three per Cents., for amount, 494, 4, 49 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 711, ; ditto Sir per Cents., 1868, for account, 574, 58. In many quarters there is an impression that the rise in the rate of discount might have been adopted with advantage at an earlier period. Other persons would have preferred seeing the rate raised at once to 5 per cent. On all hands, however, the Bank move ment is approved of, as a step in the right direction. That it will do more than interpose a very slight check to the efflux of gold is not to be expected. The required supplies of food must be imported, and the adverse balance thus occasioned must be redressed. All that can be done is to contract within the narrowest limits the flow of British capital abroad for other pur poses ; and this an advance in the value of money here will partially accomplish. The opinion is still generally entertained, however, that the rates will ere long rise higher. The supplies of Australian gold are inadequate to the demand, and those of American have almost ceased. The depression of the American exchanges will be prolonged, should the panic in the New York stock market result in the transfer of any considerable amount of Ame rican securities to this country. The rates allowed for deposits by the miens financial establishments have been raised 4 per cent, in consequence of the movement of the Bank. All the joint-stock banks now allow 34 per cent. (except that the Londou and Westminster gives only 24 for ommt. below MOO. The Lom bard-street discount houses and the National Die count Company give 34 per cent. for money " at call " and 3/ "at notice." About 43,0001. in gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for the Continent. The Magdalena will take 14,0401. in silver and 10,6511. in gold for Brazil. The Mexican dollars by the Seine have been sold for China at ss. nd. per ounce, showing a rise of id. compared with the price obtained for the sup ply by the previous Mexican packet. In the interim, however, sales have occurred at se. 21,d. and ss. 21d. The bar silver remains unsold. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday an adjudice nom wan made against Mr. John Baker, tanner and farmer, of Heathfield, Sussex, whose liabilities are 16,0001., and assets about 4,0001. Immediate cer tificates, but only of the third-class, were awarded to Mears. Bell and Brassert, silk-fringe importers, of Goldsmith-street, who owe 94,8821., sad have been ruined by setting up as manufacturers and erecting machinery with borrowed money. A further ad journment took place in the case of Messrs. Smith, 7ahiant, and Smith, tanners, and in that of Misers. Gandell sad Co., merchants, of Upper Thames-street, who owe 24,130/., against assets amounting to 17,892/. In the latter case the ex amination was adjourned sine die , without protec tion, after three weeks have expired, thus allowing the bankrupts to appeal. The first class guaranteed and preference stocks of British railways continue very scarce in the market. The particulars are published of 457 bonds, re presenting 65,1001., of the Danish Three per Cent. Loan, which have been purchased for redemption and cancelled. The lancatihire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,2271. ; the Midland, an inereme of 2,3171. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 7881. ; the North Eastern, an increase of 3,5201. ; and the Eastern Count,ies, an increase of 1,0981. A telegram announces that the receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending October 28, were 11,3971., being 1,894 E more than for the corresponding week of last year. The traffic on the 687 miles of the South Austrian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company for the week ending Oct. 27 was 44,2701., being 4,9521. more than in the corresponding week of 1869 on the same number of miles ; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 5,0961., showing an in crease of 7381. The fifth call of 51., making 181. paid, is to be paid on the shares in the Great Southern of India Railway Company by the 15th of December ; and a call of 2/., making 41. paid, on the preference shares (class B) in the South Eastern of Portugal Railway Company by the 6th of December. The third 43;11 Of 2/. is to be paid on the 5 per cent. preference shares of the Vale of Niath Rail way Company (aet of 1859) by the lat of December. The call of 751. per share, just announced, upon the contributories of the London and Eastern Bank is to be paid by the 15th of December. The half-yearly meeting of the Danube and Black Sea Railway and Kusteadjie Harbour Company is called for the 21st inst., and will be made special to authorise the issue of 500 new shares, representing 50.0001., as well as to alter the articles of mao ciation. The position of the market for American se curities is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : The market for American State securities has been very quiet during the past week, and prices have remained stationary. The only change in railroad securities has been a considerable daelioe is the price of the shares of the Illinois Central and New York aid Erie Railroads. The markets for sugar and rice yesterday showed increased firmness. . The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, and the sales reached 15,000 bales. The following is Mears. Onlverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the twenty-second swiss of pebile sass for this year sad /bald yesterday, the quantities broaght forward ware large, and although the home trade were buyers to a fair 0:- teat the market was not so well supported by the exporters, li fS 1111 1. ei 7 76 SO Ni al 2 2 Y 61 U IS TO 64 . 47. 0 6 i u. l 1 .al. WO 3 VA NS 11111 20 asi hI • V 5 V • V I V and a large proportion of the hides and kips offered wer bought in. Last Ind a. Calcutta —The quantities of East India kips brought forward were larger in the total that the number offered at any series of sales since the nisi* in the leather trade, amounting to 188,1143 hides. This, although there was a faidpeteodance of both home and ex. pat buyers, led to • 'audios of per lb., exeeht in a few Instances, when late prices were obtained. Madras, Pondicherry, he., were also lower from the NUM cause. The analysis of the sales comprises 152,832 Cal cutta new parcels, 28,0 N brought forward from former pales, and 8,797 Madras, Pondicherry, Ac. But India, Baffalo, Singapore, and Penang were well com peted for at fair prices. - Manilla meetly bought in. Leather —Rest Indian ..• The madras sold at fair prices ; Calcutta and Bombay ehieBr bought b. Aaetzaliaa nearly all sold at fair prices. Salted Hidso—Australian : The business dose during the miss was exceedingly limited, but some elm were made subsequently at maces equal to those current on Ztli tilt. Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande all passed except a small parcel of heated. Caps were lower, and not all mild. Newfoandlaod, the few offered were aol4. West Indian sold. Turkey all passed. Dry and Drysalted Hides—River Plate were well competed for, and those sold were at full rates. West Coast sold well. Cape : Gnu, and ox and cow sold at former prioss. Zanzibar all sol d. Mauritius all passed Horse Hides—Salted and dry were both iu fait rerset, i it prices lately current. St. Peters burg ps were ht ia, being held firmly. Kangaroo skins a ll passed, Hi Cuttings and Glue Pied East Indian, Australian, and South American were all sold. Berk—Minnna and French all pasted. Miaow sold at 10s. 9d. per cwt. THURSDAY Emus. Consols, Which closed yesterday . at " buyers," for the 6th Deeember, opened this morning at 94, " sellers , " Ind closed at 93}1, " buyers." For money the last pins was 9n, " buyers." The " continuation" at the close of the set tlement declined to I per cent. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 931, 4; ditto for account (Dec. 8), 934, 4; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, g, 1; New Three per Cents., 91}, I, 4, ; Bank Stock, 292 ; India Fire per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1084, 4; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858. 98( ; ditto Bonds, Bs. die. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 934, 95 ; ditto Five-and-a- Ralf per Cent., 101. Indian government securities were steady. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quo;ed 95 to and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 101 to 4. Thais were some sales of India Bonds at Bs. dis. Exche quer Bills remain quoted 3s. dia. to par. The foreign stock market was quiet, but pricli were well supported. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciotz. ; The mining market this morning bee been steady, with a moderate amount of business. In the Stock Exchange Great South Toigna shares are officially marked 10} : Lady Bertha, 11 ; and West Caradon, 77. The other trauma tions have been chiefly in shares in Wheal Crabor and North Downs mines. Foreign and colonial mining shares bar,: met with a very little business, and have experienced scarcely any &titration in price. At Wheal Crebor tneeting on the 7th inst. the accounts showed a debit balance of 165/. A call of in. per share we made. Marko Valley Nine, on the 7th instant, declared a divi dend of 3s. per share. At South Wheal Frances meeting a dividend of 11. Its. per share was declared. At New Wheel Render meeting, on the 30th alt., the accoenta showed a debit balance of 380/. Be. 10d. A call of 10s. per share was made. At Wheal Pollard meeting, held yesterday, the accounts showed a balance of liabilities over assets of 570/. 17s. 3d. A call of ss. per share was made. Captain Nance having resigned, Captain W. C. Cock, the present imperintending agent, was appointed agent of the mine in his place. It was also resolved that Mr. John Taylor be appointed the purser of the mine. THE ROYAL HOTEL,BLACKFRIARS- BRIDGE. TO TIE Winos OP TIM HMS& your urnarly very' tomato reports of police eases. M. Dupuis is described in your impression of the Bth instant as the proprietor of the Royal Hotel, Blaeldriars." I shall be obliged by the cm ',cilia of this error, the proprietor of the Royal Hotel being—Yours, kc., Nov. 9. P. DE KEYSEB. TDB E 'MORTON ON BOARD THE TONN I NO. —The wounded men lying at Yarmouth are going on favourably, and even a more satisfactory i report s made to-day 01 Ytusker Aints, the Dutch cattle-man, whose life has be= despaired of. Much sympathy has att ached to the fate of a lad who disappeared at the time of the explosion, and whom Orpteiu Rivers had taken up as a passenger. The named this youth, who was from 15 to 16 years of age, Is not known, but he stated to Captain Rivers that he was going to Liverpool, where he had an uncle, a butcher, living at some such place as Beverley, Bentley, or Beverton.hill— the captain is not certain which. Possibly the publiadish ef these particulars may lead to the boy's identification; FATAL EFIFFICTS OF PRACTICAL JOICI NO. —An bequest was held im Weduadav before Mr. E. Herford, city coroner, at the Manchester Royal Infirmary, on a gift 14 years of ago, who bed come to her death under circum stances, to say the last, very disgraoeful to two other gals employed in the same mill. The deceased, Sarah Ann Savage, who wee a defier, and lived in Everyetreet, worked at the cotton mill of Mesas. Joseph Clarke and Co., Percy street ; and there were present at the inquest, in custody, Mary Blakey, Pollanletreet, jack tenter, and Margaret Burns, Heath-street, jerk tenter, aged 16, both in the same employ. Emma Jordan, who worked in the same room with the deceased, stated that one day last month one of the prisoners called to her, and when she went to them, they got her down upon the floor, turned up her clothes, and Berne tried to teem oil upon her. Witness (Jordan) was then lathed by Blakey to go and tell the de ceased Sarah Ann Savage that she wanted her. She told the deceased, who went to Blakey. Soon after witness, who remained to put on some bobbins for Savage, saw her running along the room screaming, with the lair torn off her bead, which was bleeding. Witness stated that the prisoners had committed the same outrage upon her (wit wee) before, but she never told the masters of it, because she was ashamed. The overlooker was away that day. —Matilda Jordan, aged 17, said that she heard the pri soners laughing ; Burns caught hold of deceased's clothes, when deceased fell. Blakey helped to hold deceased down until Barns fetched an oil-can. The deceased strualed to get away from both prisoners, during which her hafr„ hanging loose, was caught by the copy wheel of a jack frame, by which her scalp was torn off. The machinery was stopped immediately, and the deceased taken to the infirmary. The prisoner' fainted when they saw th e mis chief which their disgusting conduct bad resulted in. Other evidence to the same effect was tendered, and the nurse at the infirmary stated that she noticed that the deceased, when brought in and undressed, bad oil upon her.—Ms. William Heath, horse surgeon at the infirmary, stated the) the deceased had received extensive laceration os the scalp. She gradually grew worse and died on Mondey* Death was causal by infarnmatiOn of the membranes of the brain, brought on by the injuries she had received. The twb prisoners, after being cautioned by the coroner, admitted the correctness of the statements made by the witnesses. Blakey Mid she had nev er done so before. The jury, after some deliberation, regarded the fatal occurrence as accidental. and returned a verdict to that effect. Dircurtn or Tormatian.—The Southern Field wad Fireside thus exults over the decline and fall d Tupperism in Ameries:—" One of the most cheering signs of an advance in popular literary tame is the United Sates is the fact that no publisher has brought out ea Americaa edition of the latest volume of poems of Martin Pmquhar Tapper. Se veral mouths hare puled by mace there appeared is England • little work with the portentous title of Three Hundred Semis* by the author of " Proverbial Philosophy,"' but we have seen no announcement as yet that it in to be reprinted in this country, and we congratulate the public thereupon. 'Three Hundred' was a umber small enough in the Pam of Therniopybe, but it be comes vast when applied to • collection of Tnpperiaa Sonnets ; and if by some sad mischance we were compelled to read the hook, we should indeed exclaim, Of this three hundred grant but three ! A few years ago Mr. Topper's popularity in America was something prodigious. Judged by the sale of ' Proverbial Philosophy' here as well as in his native island, he would have been ranked above Borns or Shakespeare as the peat of the million, and the wide acceptance obtained by his dreary Alexandrines furnished • puzzle which has never yet been solved. The why and wherefore of their immense circulation is beyond all understeeding. But Tupper as a part has dwindled. • Pre verbial no longer awakens a drivelling eotku. deem, and the ' Three Hundred Sonnets' will not be en joyed ' wherever the Paschal% language is spoken among men.' Let us rejoice at this proof of the more healthy cea• dition of the American intellect. An attorney and auctiouee r named George Part ridge Holland, an insolvent, was committed by the County Court Judge at Liverpool, on Wednesday, to Lancaster Cu tie for two yearn, for the fraudulent manner by which be obtained goods, consisting of a pianoforte, safe, Ste., and whit* he had pawned for half their value on the same day he obtained them from Meats. Milner and Mr. }lime, hi creditors. These gentlemen stated that Holland was :allowed to have their goods on trust, as they thought be was a respectable person. Hie Honour, in poising sentence, 'said it was the worst case that bad ever co:oc before him, and he had determined to award the severest pnuisbincnt is his power. Kai; is . : I I ‘ ~. ~~~ #i: Ili iii I 17 isii M. IN i t i ri le i .._ ! tii io 11 rt ft 1:1 Ile "Ii _ 106 j - 40}