The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCFL (HIS DA T.) COURT Or BANKRUPTCY. Inefore the Senior Coottor qt...? I et silt 1. rtas • sorrtiog for tldr chowe of a.agores under the ••okruyt..y of H.•orr Kelly. foriuerly a ottard.at t , t .t, and -4 lad. I.laer. Wamimirortla, budder and coot...tor. rt,r preltuusuir% st.ttwfurtot, pnimarcal by Mr. IVilliwroi t .r• tebt• o•I ; ...eta, cou.utu` of nt• to the haekrula nod proprrty, shout itsto. ot- Lot,. rot adjourned to Is essaatioattoo torvtiog. TUB POLICE COUICTS. (TRW DAY.) GUILDHALL A "..txn.l4.‘3 tine. thi• A Tinge. Etlennle, deeoribed as a Reveller, of 17, iertioumeetreet. lairg4itse, &Nested es hail before I.l.nrsoen Vaster, charged with aitkefully reseuieg a mien er.,•• hid heels apprehended for felony, sal also with remelt. n: ihi police is the executes, of their duty. Mr. Morena. of the um of Humphrey, Mon, sod Yuma, mended for the defence. Pulieleeowitab'e Rogers, 122.1E61 -I was on duty in 11404- an about II o clock on Maturday night last, and as 1 eante :owe Priiieim-t r o a t I law a crowd ap eanother officer, 247, wan a nom iu coal..ly. He headed I, i ~, over to Mu, and told nie the charge agotiwit hen was for 'dealing a neat. The in e.o•fe tke• wee up with two females, and said, " Pitch into the b—." He mid that to the females, and they ins. owilistely attacked the *Her officer, sal got him ilomit oa the pound, afki which nee of the females pushed at •ne sod atrurk nee, and the pri ...tier at the manse moment pulled the mum (tom my grill.. I then reired the Vernal, who had a...wilted me, but the broke ewer (rum one. I pursued her, euil jump as I might het the prisoner up, and cl.tspong Me naiad the body held me feat Instil she ran clear ewAy . I Wes took bon eau custody for minting the (elude. Ile was gaits wave at the tints. examined —The maa did not attempt to niCkint Until Ike 141.01.../ 1.411.1 him not et my grime. tie declared be ea. teneestut. awl that I rats into arias. I did out rue . ; ;suet bum. rolice•coust..lele Ruwbowl, 217, said—l was in plaits clothe. •en Sotuntiy ufaht , whet. I saw a own running up Jamb . * Well.passw;,., in awl hearing the cry of st.ip Mort." I smarted him, anal watt el there until the to raise uk with two wallet). Ile mid to me, •• Let the situ go, awl got between the feast and ,or, the women at the same time int...teeing AN 1 th o ught tee receive something (ruin the MAO. The prisoner swear int. snit •• Let hien have al," and upon the feeu..les seizing see he the had of 6.01. the prisoner ..aid. " l eve it tie lielth" , il „( .truck le e up the forehead. He repeatedly stanch me, ailetched the esone,u tutu the some until some one said 1 wsis a pole. run in, tutu the trowel Rushee! Inft against the knew,. au.' drsitged the prisoner awAy hum me. The thief 111 el •piereliende oit away. 1 - ress - ' l:.egerN. 122, cams to my assistance, and be might have taken the man from nee ; but 11 slam so shosit by my) _hair, that I hardly know whether 11-4-ra Inel the nun belay he seeped or nut titer other isiroilrucsiory evulsoce. SI-rgate ...id the defendant wax a most respectable „cuticle:al ; and he had a number of indueatial tradesmen present who would twisty to the excelleoce of bin charac• ter, sail that he (Mr. Niemen) contended 11•• a guitrant.w for los general conduct, and the improbability of his inter fi ri11... with the police to screen or reseal a thief. .4 Mennen (*after maid it might lie conceded that the de f..islaot was a persuu good character. He wen satisfied of the defendant's general restssetability. Mr. Morgan said et was • .euestion whether the defendant's motives were corrupt or not in interfering. .11dennas Carter said the defendant had ooramitted an indictalde offence, for which be might he sent to the eanions for trial. He hail acted very indiscreetly, for which he shook' line him 21h. said be wee perfectly •ati•fied with that i1.1.1.,n, as hi• only object was to cleat the defendant's trim% Ilse &slits's% of Lon coasected with thinvm oil pro.tituuni. CLF.ItIEnnvELL. 'tonicity A? A PI 111 . 1 CAN . 11.-1111PILIIIONMENT run ►IVU. ►RRIUD. Jade. 4rsill4A, a shabbily-attired men, abut forty years of age, who nifueed his addrem, and who slated that he had formerly carried on an extensive bushiest as a chemist and druggist, was placed at the bar before Mr. Harker. cluuTed with stealing a blanket and other article+ from the Angel and Crown public lamer. 2.1. I iloucssteratreet. queen square, the property of Mr. Jolla Fenwick, licensed TIC• Owing to the publicity that was given to the turner hear ing. several permute unsealed to pr e f e r them= iest the primmer. From the eeideece taken it ypretl that the primmer. who bad before paid Mr. Newish a siert and robbed him, went to his home a few evenisip sines end en gaged a bed. iiumpertieg hire whoa be sante dews Amin in the moraine he was ...topped, and en examining the mon in which be slept it was found that a limbot wee gene. He woe thee given 10 charge. lied at the pohewelaties the blan ket we. lot t ed wrapp.4 round him. He said be was very turfy. and b..p..1 t roniplaralint would lout ever it. The privater meal he wee very bumpy. and be had takes the art WU% bee.rume he wee dittoes& He did act give his shire.., bemuse be did net wib bia friend, to know the tzumble be w. in. Mr. Harker awl that be bad so dealt the Former was • r.Ohrtiled thief. He ‘ltould sow seed him to the House of Correction. with henl labour , few is mouths • sod if ever he was coovoled again be would in all probability Twelve pearl servitude. R1.110R01;1111.MTREET. II•Pi• , TEAI.ING CUM. % err...mg-am/ever, earned rh ,, noVIS Larva , 11•11 A charred before Mr. Headoo with knovriegly and corruptly reclaims( the sum of lea. frau Mr. Marcos Amor, jun., of 1 33 . New Itond-etreet. for recovering a dog, his property, the dog hiving reo stolen. It appears that shoot five weeks ago Mr. Amor lost his dog, and the premier came to him and said he knew where it was, sal the men who had got it. Mr. Amor told the premier be would give him Es. for bus trouble if he got the dog back, sad the primmer left. but referral, mid sail the persons who had g u t it said they would either kill it, sod that they moot hove 10& He gave the primer lee, and he brought the dog lack. Prisoner made a rambling defames, ober" that he was well imparted with the dogereliag fraternity. He, how ever, denied all knowledge of the way the dog got to Shore ditch, where be found it. Mr. Hoodoo rid the primates °abduct proved that he well knew the dog stealers, sad it was strains if, as be pretended, he knew 'bottling of the dog that he should Lo aide to go to the moo who had it. Hatcher, I:17 C., who recently captured a dog receive, of the same of Kendilloo, and who sow awaits hi. trial, asked for a remand, which wee granted. WI:.•fI'3IINBTER. WI I4M L- !MAKER OP MUM, AGAIIIIIIT THS THTMISHS SAUNtaHua After the other burnous. bad boss disposed of, Mr. Bury Hutchinson, the solicitor for the defence in the case of wife murder in Westminster. proceeded to lay before Mr. Arnold • statement of the chirp of perjury against Joseph Moulders. He said that he should produce, woad* oast witeemse, Dr. Horton Pam., who would prove that it was Unpossible that the stab from which the deceased Mary Maloney died could have been struck as 81111114111 more he my it. He would also roll a number of *Hamm to prove be waeont in the court at the time of the °morrow& Mr. Arnold wit that all the witneswe to he emagnad Moult leave the court, and they accortliagly Mr. Illithinsoo then resumed his statement and said he was moat SUiloy• to call Maloney himself. Mr. Arnold maid that Malooey s evidence on the point would Dot maintain • charge of perjury, as it would be merely oath rigninst oath. Mr. Hutchineon said that the medical testimony would senoborate that of Maloney. Mr. Arnold said that, though Mammy was moiled since the application had been made about Saunders, he might as well state that the respite was granted without any reference to these proceedings, but in consequence of the recom mendation of the jury, and on the ground that there was no premeditation on the part of Maloney. Bridget IGih v was then sworn, and said that she saw Maloaey come time to his dinner on the day of Mrs. Mr looey'm death. She must have seen Maunders had he en tered the court, as she remained at her door after the alarm wan given. Maloney was her brother. Etsmineil by Mr. Arnold—Ws present at the inquest, but did not bear Saunders' evidence. Was also present at the pobos court, and heard him state that he saw her brother stab hie wife. Did not tell Mr. Hutchinson that !Waders was aot in the court until after Maloney was com mitter) for trial. Was not celled as • witness. Was at asellework at the time. Did not am the girl Casey or Eliza buckle+ in the court till after the do et x cam*. Will not swear they wen not io the court. Mr. How, the grocer. was the first man I saw, Mr. Docklow and then Mr. Dowsing the publican. Margaret Norio.— I live at 9, Leg-court, on the npp...t• side to Maloney's house. Saw Maloney coming to bs dinner, ail then saw him run out and give the alarm. I was standing all the time at my own door. Sew an etraarr go down the court during the time Maloney was on his house, before the alarm. Frequently saw Saunders nor*. Quite sure les vas not in the court during that time. Eternised by Mr. Arnold—Told Mr. Hutchinsoo the day after the inquest. Was nut called on the trial. Ann Maloney's awe did uot see Mrs. Maloney after 11 o'clock to that dsy. Daly west to th e door at 12. Sow Mrs. Haley stealing at her door at needlework. Elizabeth Goodal, John (loodal, sad Man' &id' mend were then examined, after which Mr. Arnold said —I don't thick you have made out any race. Mr. Hutchniaria. Is my opinion the affidavit. have been r etry earsilassly drawn op sod awry were allowed is pat their a&fIlel to them without Laving their attention called to ifart& otherwise they would be liable to ma in. mmest for perjury. no oily evidence really impact* that of Asunder; is that of the two mistime of Malone,-, and under the circomstaoces I will Dot attach LIT +eight, to that. It is sot worth while to goon with the ingouri, THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 15, 186 L LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) CF:S.% HEW ITCH STA Kl:4. 2 mike 2 fur. 2$ yowls. Light. .ttlrey, Mehra., Gridiron, Claire, Ohl Robert, Desmon,l, .tstero.i.l, Ivanhoe!. Pets., Moorhen. Howley, Bully FAlmoa4l, Kaatern Princess, Tattler. t:iraffe f, It.dhank. Cultrlla , Noire Percy, Ka Gr,, ON, :Wehrle. f, Paste, Th e Work, ('cape . Snapshot, Phyaalia c, fn Vnpeur. Babette f, Sweet Hawthorn. and Snapdragon are here. Ptin Foßitii.—Defetkler, Bevis, Loiterer. Suburban. Donner and Blita , .ttropia. Starke. Fweehaed, PrtvEctor, Iw Reux. stanipado. Zinger°. Rupert, khan Webater, Mourtriot. Rocket, Ebony, P.a, tiro to Schiedam, King .1 Rent . Ilcalaue Lou, Emulous g, The Roe, Invader. and t aspire. CLE.IRWELL STAKES. T.Y.C. Ohl Calabar, Knight of Mt. Michael, Coulon, Amilada, Kilahr, Ensign, c by Wiedhoued, Wie,;rave, and Monica, Ire here._ PAID Foarrir.— Ann . ameot. Repose, Shooting gtar, Lacy des Citadel, Keane, Ism f, Laughing Stock, lllPPcdsmis. 140 , 1 , P, ibhess, Ace of CIO., Night Watch. K t'brist man, Argoeaut, Lord (Clyde, Duntrooo, and ENTRY FOR THE SELLING HANDICAP. Half•mile. Rosalind, 4 yrs, nst 121 b; /Southport, 3 yrs, Mat 71b; Rise, Pigeon, 3 yrs, *A 41b; Newburgh°, 3 yrs, set 4lb ; MUNN Emma, yn, Alb; Lancelin. 3 yrs, Met; Spanish Fly. :1 yr., 74 10th; Maid of Honour. 3 yrs, 7st loth; Pula!, 3 yrs. 7.4 rib ; Bulkier, 2 yrs, ist 716; LettY LAM, 2 In.. 74 4lb ; Estrada, 2 yrs, 74 alb ; Woodford, 2 yrs, 74 41h ; Mire Mary, 2 yr.. 74 41b; Chiffoniers, 3 rn, ; Rbed)cina c. 3 yrs, 7.1; Twinkle, 2 yr., list ; Cutler. 2 yrs, Got ; Vietnam a, 2 yrs, 64 ; License f, 2 yrs, 64. &VERY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Al.. Mile. Ariallas. 5 In, Set 101 b. ; Libellous, 4 yrs, 7st 1214; Ireaus,3 yrs, ISi ; Reveille, 3 yrs, :Ist 121 b. BAILWA r ACCIDENT. MALTON, OCT. 13. Lest night the Mahon and Whitby branch et the North Fasters Railway wee the mew et a tearful saddest. The lies re fall of severe gradients, sad trams gain earth ascend to the table lead of the Yorkshire moon al Gothlsied. whence there is an incline of nearly a mile in length, to the volley of the ink, the grade et■ being 1 is 14 and I in 20. On this iodise there is only a ■tnrlle hue of rails, and trains are worked upend down by a ,tattneary engine and a wire rope, running in pulleys. Last night • mineral train was being drawn up, and when nearly at the top the rope broke. neck shot the laden trucks like au arrow, the breaksmau leaping from his van unhurt. At the bottom of the incline • good. train had arrived from Whitby, the engine of which hot just ;weed the points. The driver and stoker. seeing the trucks mating in mad career upon them, both leaped from th., engine, saving their lives by • moment of time only. The ciadi when the two trains met was fearful ; the tender of the goods engine and all behind it, together web the runaway mineral train, were totally smashed, the fragments of both, portion, of the line, whinatone, fish. goods, hr. , being strewed about indescribable confusion. The engine of the goods train being cut off front its load by the collision, soon began to dowsed towards Whitby, the line at the bottom baying ► gradient in that direction. Pro. the engine, now left to itself, was not on the same litre as the mail, which was behind the goods only a short distance, the men in charge of which were first made aware of danger by the derelict engine peening theirtrain. The 'hirer of the runaway, however. set off after it, and mseceeded io getting upon it and bringing it back to the scene of the accident. Meanwhile the mail arrived at the incline bottom, and then the passengers alighted to gore with astonishment on the wreck sad to learn how narrowly they had escaped the same fate. lied the rope broken a little later the goods nein would have been clear of the bottom and the mail must then have received the shock instead. Communica tion between top and bottom being now broken off, the passengers were obliged to walk up the incline,their luggage being taken round by the lanes in carts. A delay of about three hours on the moors ensued before the passenger, could be forwanled by a special traia sent for them from Milton. The accident threw the mails all Lite. The in habitants of the neighbourhood, more especially of the town of Whitby, look forward very anxiously to the time when the deviation line of the North Eastern. obtained hat meeioe, shall fur ever nil them of the dangers of tabs ;othland incline. SUSPECTED CHILD•MURDER AT DROYLWEN. It will be recollected that in connegnence of the esbumation of • male child at Droybiden, near Manchester, on Thursday morning, the 3rti instant, and a subsequent pose modems examinatioo by Dr. Lees, of Ashton.uoder•Lyrie, that a warrant was granted for the apprehension of Nancy Annafield, the mother, on a charge of wilful murder. Since then, Mr. Ludlam. of the Laneashire county constabulary, stationed near Ashton, in whose hands the warrant was placed. has been making active and anxious inquiries to ascertain the whereabouts of the suspected murderous, sad be has received many communications from various parts a the country. Yoateralry the aerial proved successful, Armsfield having been brought from Scotland, and delivered up at the Wilshaw SLAM°, Oldham-road, near Aahton. Mr. Superiutewlent Everett, in whose custody the woman was, stated she was apprehended about one o'clock in the &heroism of Saturday. at the cutting al • railway tunnel at Hawick, Roxburgh, Scotland; it is supposed she was cohabiting with one of the navvies there. As Mr. Ludlam, the superintendent of police, was away on business, the woman was taken to Dritylolen, yesterday morning, for identification, where abe was brought up before one of the county magistrates, sad remanded until Redaesday morning, when she will be brought beton• the awilstrates at Ashton. and the serious charge of monied's', bow Witt will be preferred against her. Armaneld criminal= the putative father of the child, charging him with hewing thrown it into the curial • and she makes other oketeateate with rehreoce to its death which it is out at prone advisable te publish. f 1 all an ' isi I all I iklerlas Asigiop lolUirtiri *iron 1 1= "te Gralsessne Maness= Was s la& IS 'Adak Meal& AO AMIN% niece 111 OS. 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IPd I RAILWAYS. I ,C i t n i ter r 9o9 BOO 007 1 to 1 p. 16. leo au Allig9l9 It 111. la 195 01 . - N. IN nos. 10 07.16.8.10. e. 01 Mk 081 IS 411 De. 40. &.. - - -, sli an Se 11 •00181a1701enalL 4 - 0 411 Do Preariaeo ef 03/ - 106 IN laut,Braat,..tGodorka Ip.e. Bdg, Aug. 1 1872 aulonodbyBa.4lLll. TO 71 - W 1/0 Do. July 1,1676, ditto- N TO -. 1111 140 Do. Juno 1 1874.01110. 0 TO -. 901 Calcutta* I. /111140/11. 61 el - ID 16 Caps TADookllp.e.gar f 1 dli, 111 11 09710, • ore - - 1 -- 10 all imium IS DV Mad tadllsa 0 all De..labbalpor• - - ' - SOS in Dlx el. IN all Ds. pi t. 44 1844. 710•09. I . 100 191 - 100 ell Do. dn. do. 191667010 d 101 1001 IVO aa 191. do. do. DO .1. 101 1,2 - $l. 104 Druid Trask at 04144. ' 10 Id - 100 411 Do. IS par at. Prof. - IN le Do.iloo.Prete p.eille 53 0 - 110 611 Da •pa 0. Dobme Ol 13 - 109 a Da. V lB9 el. 1412 37 ..- UM a Da, da. 1887 lO 08 - ML au De. do. _ MI.. - IL IN great India a roalarala 96 le - 0 It Do. Now i .* dlei - K. 1193 lalLat . vii e rl 97 93 ' - 101 ell 1181101 91 11 -. Ile 11 dli - 01 IS Do. Mow Ma 411 D o . o p.elldapay73.w.op 195 97 - W al Do. 11 do.. 77.wit.op. CS 10/ - W di Do. do. 78 witLkoooast6e9p I - - - 115 01 0.51 p. 44.844.447.77 - - - 1L 100 118.4a1 Guar. 41 par et. .7 9) - e 1 10 Do. do. I par at 97 98 - K NO Do. ki per el. 100. 69 91 - 0 01 Do. 5 per ceut. do. - - ~W - et HO Melb.Corp.llp. at. Honda - - - 0 WIN. Brtutawick tt C•uada 1 clam A cap. - IS ell Do. do. L od do I 1 4 4 I 8 , -. Id 01 I Do. do. B cep. do. 5 t. - 0 011 . Do. do. laud do. 3 5 •-• IL 100 Scinde lOl 10) - 10 16 I Do. Ponjoub i 1 de - MI 4111 Do. do. - - - 6L 10 99.1nd-84910t 17 6 9.0 96 96 - 10 1 I Trinidad, Lisaltod.Saip 1 4 I Ms - Two o'Cuxx. The English funds have again been heavy to day, the present quotations showing a further de cline of about per cent. In the other depart ments of the Stock Exchange there is little business doing, but firmness generally prevails. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 86c., showing no change. India Five per Cents. are steady, the present quotations being 104 to 5„ , for the stack, and I(3j to }for the scrip. DUCK S. Consols are officially marked 924, 4, 92, and for money, and 92g, 4,4, and k for the account. The present quotations are 92 to 4 for Lash, and 924 to for the 7th November. The official busi ness report is as follows : —Bank Stock, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, I ; New Three per Cents., 904, 4, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151, # ; India Five per Ceat. dock, 1031, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 984 ; ditto, 1859, 98 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 964; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1031; Exchequer Bills, March, 3s. prem. ; ditto Juue 9s 64 pram . The transactions in foreign stocks have been un important. Mexican has receded to 26} to Turkish Six per Cents. improved in the morning, the 1864 stock being quoted 81 to ; and that of 1858, 64 to 69 but a relapse subsequently oc curred to 801 to I, and 68} to I respectively. Sales are recorded as follows : —Austrian Five per Cents, 48k (exchange 1011.) ; Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 911, 91 ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., sti ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 99, ex div. ; Italian Five per Ceuta., 68k (exchange, 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 25a, y ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 81 ; Spanish Passive, 16} ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 80i, f, ex die. ; ditto for account, 803, }, ex dir. ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1858, 68i, ; ditto for account, 683, ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 74. The payment of the dividends having commenced yesterday, there was a somewhat better supply of money, but the rates for good bills was scarcely below 3} to 3} per cent. At the Bank of England business was very moderate. 300,410 41. , Commercial 104,000' It. 1 1to. 4 p. et. Pref. Mind 2,otAnn% st. liiut anti West India. 8,4344,210 ht. London 1,000.800 St. St. Katharine MAUS nt. Mouthampton 100.000 lit. 'lfletutia 6.000 20 ,1.10. New 1160 - .100 I Imo I no trs 111 100 I 10 N - 1 100 N 06 - .400 I 96 91 .1 2 I Ii BRITISh No. I Bit. I Motet 1 rd. I (1. prime I h... 4.1111 - Alfred Cuss. "Hack) 1.13 * 1} 1 In 10 Britian Don i 111 I I - 1, .. De Cti v ff . ° ll d . Con. ( ravliik.)' 1 an in .... 6, 6 14 12 4 .. .. 4,44 E4,1 4 t e ß 4 aase rad t a lllopm) 1 N 06 70 65 6 4 :4 000 06 ...... rt. Ittmeelcravise ) .11141 14 4r 27 1 Vs! - 5,120 .. of" ini w a e b . B° Altnid iltb& 81T OP lila tillbik Apb": 1111 .41 1111 4 - 13 1614 -. 151 - - 158/5 .. O. Wh. Yoe (Mekton) 140 Il} I - 1 8 .. Grenville - 1,0.. .. Herod Broc4 111 lb. 114 14 - 6 .0 000 .. Starke Downs l3e. 6 41 60 00 0 .. Lady Bertha L 11.41. 3 1 - 80 . Margaret (Uny Lakml) O 113 40 -. 6,000 .. North Downs 1, .. N. Prawn (Mogan) - 10001 .. N. Wk. Bunt (Mops) 11 17a, 41i 5 - 6,610 .. North %%salt-WV 1 1.2.15 1 11 - 1400 , Par Cons. OIL illata ' 1 1. 1 I MN 10 Provtdenoe (U. Ulan ) lo.ly. N 41 111100 .. Bortridee Con. Mln. th 1 1_ 1 ... - - 101 .. 8. Cando. 41 Merl ll 210 NO - • .. lOw Brea (Mogan) 1 B. Devon Iron • 048 Miningea 1 1 11111 .. 5. W. frames (lamas) 11.15.11 110 115- 4,42 LIN . 5 T l amar SlLtLead MaC 1 1 7 1 r = • 10 YU Croft - so, .. Vale at Toney (Cara) 111 04. 1 - • .. Wag Barnet (111 ma) ll 15 MI - 1,086 . W. Camden (UMeard) 5 28 40 - ; NO . . West tleten - ill .. Wh. Bawl AIN:A i; 31 en 911 - 11• .. Wh. Baler( Dadra I, 75 85 - lON .. Wh. ildward (Cal 10 1 2 - LOU .. Wh. liCitty (U . . IMAM) all. (1 - 1,02.6 .. Wheal Mary Ana - 1 I Menheolot) - 1.040 .. . Trelawney (ILM ) 7 141 114 -- 1011.110111 NINO. No. I SO. I Mum. Ihi la prime. I Wan 10,0001 20 Andras° 75.ca0 1 Bon Aeoord„ Ilzalted 1 1711 par *pm 1 1 10,000 6 Brartihn land* MM ! Co. (Waned) I all 11 2 - N,OOO 1 015.0... 111. Co. Jam 1 -.-. - 1;000 411 Cobra Copper all U N - 10,0 A Coplepo - 06.000 1 Dan Mountain Cooper 01 1 1 - 25,010 2 East Del Rept/Wind; 1 Ipm - 16,000 2 Various (Um.) - I.** 10 Defend au n ts 111•110 1 04. Northern otB. Anoint's= 1 1 1 pne - 810.8 11 napunds (Um.) 1 1 I 1 pm - 11000 5 Unmet all 7 8 - 10,000 8 Lnaltanlan - 103,816 1 Mmiqulta 4ll i I - 10.000 1 N. Mae Copper of 8 Australia (Ura.) - 140,000 • Port Phillip 10,000 SO Poste baud BtlvewLead a ll ll 2 4 - 1141 .. 80,000 1 Soottlah Austin. (Um.) 11e. 1 ,pm 1 11,000 10 &John del Rey (Um.) 15 42 43 - 150,1000 IliliflUnltod Medea an 61 0 - 1 Worthing (Um) an 1 1 - 601817 NOM INNEN No. la. I sums. I Pd. 10. rim. 11 tislea. 1110811141 /gnarl 11. See. Bank. MI 116 18 - IMMO , M Amplealmis III IS 0 - 10,000 SI ark el = MI 11 MI - VW UM Du* et - 10,000 1 10 bank of Turkey ll 1 1 dla - 18003 60 BOW!: N. Are AMI - 10.000 20 Jim& Bank at Indirt, , 1 Australia, and Cigna . MI 10 20} 20} 110,0 5 01 15 tChrtz,L Mara. 01 WM, I Lon., and ChM. an 31 83 - I 1 008 100 Uty 4.00 100 'CoIOOI.I - 4 10, 0,000 28' 'tom at Clara& IS 88 WON lOO Clem. of Leaden lO -.-. - 111,830 10 ig.lkeldtAul.Chartd ail 113 171 -- 00,081, 10 O. 'ask al livoliesdand MI .- - - /6,000 20 Ilan. Ch. Bank at anatol an It SO -. 15,400, Landon Do. New - 16,000' 60 ndoa and Coady - 111,44 30 Laden Joint Nock -- II 111 1 32} 111, 11 Lebo & South Airless II Idb par ill 111110 110 lam. and Weetrallader N OD 70 - =ll3l Nat. Prow. el naglinad ln .. - MI Do. New - 114811 18 National Bank 11•1110 1 N New Booth Wake al *MO N Oriental Yank ttermatm all II 61 - MAO N ottoman bank - SI4OIII M, 1 16 h OO , oMProvt alutralla outh al .1 Ireland - I 1• WOO, 26 i t:Talon of ILualvalla 1 all N 0 111 *OW 00 ,llallon of Loadon - SAM 100 117 ally Mona! B/ l - - 1114. lilt 1 Conrianal. IAI I CO. pens. 1 Mo. 10400! 10 Illaallo.lisslcan Was all NI 114 - 60000 10 4/L olls Al, Nall 14.(1.) d 1 1 1 -. NO 1600 Allsotic Ist. II lid).- NI - - - 10.01a1 16 AastraUsa Sala& l9 II SI - 07,001 au 10 Berlin Waterworks. all 41 - lAN Brit. a irtse su s . Toi. 1 so 41 an et 3, WU SI Do. 0 - II - 0.916 !Si . Lead all 149 111 103 .1=1..119 190 Bt. Clop./da.411/4.0140441 all 111 17 -. Id Moos lll - 110. 1 St. . rrstsrsaco - 260,000' It Do. Op. CO. rasp. D..h lO .l US 106 - 60,000 i 10 glottis& Lon.Shlpragß 6 1 If Of Ms - 60,000 10 Isatlo,luilrrls.a C*oaP 1 I par ipm - 300.000 ,AR llaarlo I' - 70,0 et 6 Sag. sad Aust. - 110,000' U Osa. Stowe Sadist! .6 14 - - - 110,000 1 Gnat Ship pelted% - 100,000 I Do. 171 per cent. Prat all e - 12,000 6 Lou. District T4l. (41 1 di • - Ns - 100,000 4 Loa. ON. Omnibus Co ' sl. If 11 - 60,000 ft Madras bolo. & Canal 1 1 If 11 en - 30,000 10 Nsdltarsasmolllos.isL 1 all - -.- 11.000 10 hlsdllor. 12. Tel (UN.) , aU 3 6 ..- .OAR* 26 Nadkarni Discount Co 6 le 01.110 - 4,000 10 NorbuddsCoaletlroalL, 6 If 01 dl. - 11,110 11,210 10 Niallorlands Land 60,000 6 Do. Sp. c., Is. at 1 411 all f I -. 1,721 IN N. Dryad It N. Soot. Ld ll 1 7 It - 168474 IX. Mt. Asotralsalan lan f 14 - 60,00, 1 WNW Gas all I it -.. 10.000 1 Do. " new Naar ' all 1 1 ta 400.100 le Orlon. In. Stn. (Ust.j 1 all 6 1 If 4 000,060 St. Pool River Lod* len 'Nu 111 60 - 10,000 ta Pada. sod Odra. Nam 1 all 47 00 - 10,000 60 Do. New - 60,0e0 10 Laos & lad. Tel. 0.44 • all 17 13 - MIN N Rapossy Isom - 10,001 IA Do. New all 44 11 -. 11,000 100 toad Mall Strata NI 61 63 • M. St. • • sit Anat. Invested WI ISO 140 - 14,106 26 Sultans' Lad sll SS as moo t Subearlas Ti. la* - 411 4 4 - U,610 641.11.m.°0 10 1 I D°O l/ 63 ; d : d Ag i llell6"" ol rbit Aus ui. trel ta • • " I : du :pm - p,70" 16 TrustAr.n.Co.V.Consd ‘ I 111, 11 Un. IC Inaba TN. (1.) I I 4le 10,000 100 Van lasnanes Load.— It f • 10 The " coutiruation" yesterday on Turkish Six per Cents. of both issues was at the rate of about 5 to 6 per cent. per annum. We understand that 50,0001. is now at the Bank of England on account of the 175,0001. required in March next for dividend and sinking fund on the Turkish Loan of 1858. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have fixed Friday next as special settling day in the bonds and scrip of the new Italian loan. No hoods are to be " bought in" without an order from the Com mittee. About 8,0001. in Russian gold coin was purchased by the Bank yesterday. Thu Lincolnshire has arrived from Melbourne with 207,0001. iu gold, which was delivereu in London yesterday. The destination of this supply is as yet uncertain. The Atratu, from the West Indies, has brought 186,5001., of which 149,0001. is silver and 36,5001. gold. The remittances of specie to New York by to- ' morrow's packet will probably reach 50,0001. Thu only gold ship known to be at sea from 'Melbourne is the James Wilson, which has been out 97 days, with 76,0001. Advices announcing the departure of additional vessels are, however, daily expected. The Liverpool cotton market is still rising. Prices were quoted yesterday id. to id. per lb. higher than on Friday, and the sales amounted to 15000 bales. The half-yearly payment of government life an nuities due in October commenced yesterday, the past being what is sometimes technically called "the lung quarter." This is frequently overlooked by ministers and justices of the peace, who verify cer tificates of the existence of annuitants, to enable bankers and others acting as their attorneys to re ceive their annuities. The certificates should state that the annuitant was living ou the 10th of the month, not on the 6th of the month, as in the three other quarters. The failure is announced of Mr. W. Harryman, hop merchant, of the Borough, with liabilities amounting to 40,0001. or 50,0001. It is thought that the liquidation will turn out favourably. The books have born placed in the hands of Mews. Clarke, Ford, and Co., accountants. A first dividend of 4e. in the pound is now being paid to the creditors of the banking firm of D. Yorke and Co., of Peterborough and Oundle. The payment is made at the ultimo of the solicitors to the trustees of the deed of assitinmeut under which the estate is in course of liquidation—namely, Messrs. Gates and Percival, of Peterborough. COU sideri ug that the firm failed as recently as May last, activity must have been used by the parties charged with the liquidation in order to the accom plishment of the present result. A further divi dend of is. in the pound, as a minimum, may be expected. The annexed memorandum is front the tam 'ulnae of Mexican bondholders. The committee of Mexican bondholders have received advice. from Mr. Whitehead, dated Mexico the 6th ult. Congress bad been called together again, and had eat two days in secret session, the opposition having a majority of nine or ten. It was thought that Senor Juarez and his cabinet would be overthrown. They have required state- ments from the Minister of Finance about the working of the law of the 17th July last, Icc. Some negotiations ■:emsd to be going on between the American minister in Mexico and the government about the waste lands, which the bondholders had required as • collateral security for the debt. A memorandum from the Ecuatoriau commission of agency informs us that a remittance of 2,0U01. has been received this day, by the packet, from GlJayaquil, on account of the Ecuador dividend fund. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,158, entirely in the passenger traffic, and the Brighton an increase of 176/. A meeting of the proprietors of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China is called for the 30th iust., to declare au ad interim dividend for the half-year ending the 29th of June. A meeting of the shareholders in the Hultmlorf Mills Company of Ceylon is called for the 22nd instant, when a divideud is to Le declared. The Robin Hood has arrived from China with 1,092,0001ba. of tea. Subjoined is • report of yesterday's indigo sal es : The sale pro-zresses with continued firmness, large quan tities have been withdrawn, and primer are without &Item ise°. The sale is expected to elan to-morrow. Consuming qualities and Outten were in great request at Is. 3J. to Is. 63. and fine Bengsls at Is. advance on July. MONDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 924 "buyers," for the 7th Nov., opened this morning at 924 tog, and closed at 924, "buyers." For money the last price was 924 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Tliree per Cent. Consuls, for money, 924, 4,4, i ; ditto for account (Nov. 7), 92 4,} , ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 904, ft, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 904, 4, g ; Bank Stock, 232 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1034, 4, g ; ditto Scrip, 1034 4 ; ditto Four 98 Deb Sitorrxt. To • Divoitcx CANC. —The sequel of a • p er Cent. entures, 1864, 9844 ; ditto 1E59, Five per Cent. " eufaced rupee paper, Divorce Court cue was published io the Manchester Court ' llls . of Record yesterds. The defendant in the divorce cm and the co-respoudent (the man who bad sedooed her h e India Five per Cents. were fairly supported; iidelitT to her husband) appeared yesterday in the chime• the stock was quoted 1034 to 4, and the scrip 1034 ter er plaintiff and defendant. The woman, whose character cannot be very good—although there 0 9- The March Exchequer Bills were quoted par to Plan to have been • perfect equality el that 3fi prem. ; and the June, es. to 9s. prem. commodity in the plaintiff and deadest very . naturally looked to her paramour for support after her . F oreign stocks were dull, although the transac divorce from her husband. He seems to have done a little, Lions were to a fair extent. bat eventually be grew restive, sad committed an &smolt , City Bank shares were quoted better to-day. ik• woman , for which so adios was brought. The London and Westminster Bank continue in demand. jury pve her 40e. damages. The are masa most discredit-There were inquiries for East India Irrigation. able one, but it shows that any written triangle:vision of Ino- nility is sure to be visited with diffract sad szposure._ Miscellaneous shares were quiet. MisscAufer Examiner. The closing quotations for shares in new under- takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 4 to 44 prom. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to 11 prom. ; Universal Marine In surance, li to dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, to i dis. ; Commercial Union Fire, to par • Mercantile Fire, 1-16 dis. to par ; Oriental and decimal Marine, to rem . ; and Metro peah p en and Provincial Bank, to I prem. Victoria Government Debentures were flatter. There was a rise in United States Federal Five per Cents., but a fall in Virginia Dollar Bonds. The principal feature shown in the preparations for Wedneeday's settlement in English railway shares was the sudden scarcity of Lancashire and Yorkshire stock. In the morning 3-16 to 5-16 ' " continuation" was 4uoted, but at the close this entirely passed Di; and the rate changed to " backwardation." The supply of stock generally was limited. London and North Western con tinues scarce. South Eastern was the best sup plied. The following shows the terms current at the commeneement of business : London and North Western even to it per asst. out. Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire -16 to 5-16 per cent. coot Midland ............. . . 346 to 5-16 per cent. coot. South Eastern ASSAULT AT THE ALHAMBRA. 10 TO 11111170111 0, MS EXPIXIii. Sts,—lmfaa+liastomyown repuaiion, I =obliged to contradict ewe part of the report of my evidence in the above nutter as it applaud is your impression of yesterday. What I did say with reference to the iojuries to Kr. Davis's chest was that, though nearly every symptom but " crepisus" ol a fractured rib was present, neither myself nor the gentle man is ccesultatioa with me was enabled to detect any. You will. I am sure, with your usual readiness, Masa this mote, as the report as it now Muds sounds very absurd to the medical reader.--I ant, kc., DUNCAN. Lif3. Roy. Coll. Plry., Yd., 31.11.C.8.8 J 2, Francis-street, 'forringtoonquar., Osl RUMOURED DRAW or Xa.ios iberlioar, M.P. —A Lincolnshire mar esesival Is Leedom this morning states that a tamers lme hese received in Lincoln an nouncing the Oath of Major Sibtkorp, one of the repre sentatives in parliament for that city. It does not give say details leyoad the fact that the hoe. and gallant gen thema's death took place suddenly, sad that he waa in ex selhat health when he left Lincoln last week. Major Sib limp wee the eldest son of the late Colonel flibthorp, so well kw., in the lions- of Commons. BLOCKADE OP SZVILRAL IMPORTANT THOROUGH resme.—CrmulDAT.)—ln weesequenes of rep.irie in the lower Fof St. Martin', the eerriage tint in the follow it Martin's-We, streets wee stopped this mormeg, vit., Chanties-street, ng Wdlism.dmat, Hemmings-row, the main route from the Strand to Lerceetevanuam, and New-street, Covent. garden. The closing of these lealiog thoroughfares coot ' mines much delay and inconvenience to paaengers by public vehicles. Union street. Borough, the main mate between the :troth Eastern and South Western railway., is partially rimed. --- IHSLOTOON PAVILION.—The music-hall io con nexion with this establislostent is largely patronised at the West-end of the metropolis. The programme is va ried each night, sail the musical selections comprise popular pieces of the day, with many other entertainments. A new gallery and prememode has been fitted up with much Mate. TH• AecIDSeT AT BADSWoRTH-HALL —The acci dent at this ball, the residence of Mr. R. H. Jones, has resulted in the death of another of the sufferers, the mu Itogcrsoo, who had the management of the erection of the scaffolding, and who, it will be remembered, was dreadfully injured. All the medial aid that cool,' be procured (and Mr. Jones obtained the hest that the district could afford) failed to sustain him, end he died from ioternalbe Inquests have been held in both this case and i r intcC . , the workman who was killed on the spot, and verdict. of "Accidentally killed" returned. The cause of the accident has been asoertainoL .t "putlug," which goes from the upright pole into the wall, and supporta the platform, broke as one of the window stones was being rolled on the plat. form, and precipitated the men standing upon it to the ground. Robert Stocks, the Doncitskr mac, declines to have his shattered arm amputated, and he still lies at the infirmary of the Doncaster union in • very precarious state. A BOY SHOT AT BURY. —Yeaterdav, ut thu Bury Petty SISSiOIIII, a boy named Henry Walmaley was brought up on a charge al having shot another boy, named John Wood. They had had some angry words together an Sun day evening, and thepr r wan beard to my, "Come here, Jack, let us pest friends." Immediately after the pistol shot was beard, sod it was found that Wood had one eye blown out. Three 'oedipal men attended him, sod it was said he was in • ve r y precarious state. as his life would be endangered by atteoding the court. The prisoner wee consequently remanded till FridaLaext. SZWIOIIS ACCIDINT NSAS WSIDON.—An accident of a very series= character ham takes pleas at Hwyford Iron Works, near Weedon. MOB that • " tams" or double pipe. used for supply' the blast to the furnace, and at the same time au with water, exploded with peat vi,leoce, blowing away pert el the weeks • distance of 200 yards. Two men were frightfully iajured,sad one seriously so. I Ins man bas mime died, the other is searcely expected to live. The body of the deceased is dated to have pre seated an awful spectacle. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Onaaw. In the railway market to-day business, apart from the hettleineut, continues limited. Thu genera! tendency, however, is favourable, (heat ii..rtliern and Midland being especially firm. Luca hire un.l Yorkshire has partially relapsed. Loudon and North-Western stock is quoted for the new account, 9lt to . ; Midland, 126 to 1; Lau nishire and Yorkshire, 104 to 4; Great Western, 69 to ; South Eastern, 78 to 1 ; Caledonian, 104 to &; Great Northern, 111 to 113 ; and. Eastern ounties, 633 to 541. Colonial and foreign railways have been inactive, but fairly supported. Lombardo-Venetian shares, however, are dull, being last marked a prem. WILLIRIA.SLY IMAMS AND muss. N I saurus. I =cm 111ssa., Wel. &Stour vs/. 1011 Illek.,Lan.,&Cbsadnae Illsektowa I all Myth and Tye* all Boston, •Wasislll&G 100 Bristol and initeie . 100 Caledonian all Cork and Bandon all Cornwall all Do. A . f. 4 no db. mill all Do. b 1 p.c. is paid to B. all Dublin ant. Dells& 'se all baud.. Portal, & AIAL.fn I 100 l a st Anglian 100 intern Counties IN Moslem Union, Stock GO Do. Stock 11 All 'LA Suffolk 10 Edinburgh and Glasgow 100 Ediabro',Porth, Dsuulas all forth and I,lyd• June. 100 'Glasgow ft S. Weetezn W Groot North of 'Scotland 100'0ns% Northern 10li Po. • Stockl MS fe SS SS 1031 1041 li i 61 42 10 104 10 19 63 44 U 4$ 01 83 ' we Do. D 114 - 7 - ok Mk Nu' M. Boat& It (11.) Ilk •oa Gmt Weston. 100 Do.BlcorVALOus.Stk , I laasashlro Yorkstire , !tondos and BLeimall =oitton,Std.Cos thm.,Allor 'sedan& North Wean. be. Big' ithe Loadowt oils Wester ILooscloodarrAColarala Do. and Brosialdilo iM. lloa.,SlutoiLtsoobals lUdlaod Do. Now Do. Blrro..t Darby lald kt. Root Gt. Ws. the.) 'Swoons and Carlisle Neer y AnsirAdel. NowThWairossp.dtAos :Norfolk ,North British North Derou YAM* D Do. A N. Iparates—llandek _ w -e.x_x;.n:~ nw ~ " I North London Nortb&S.WestcroJou : North :Astro", sht ro Nott.imirosithautlLlte. !'nebls -----. ~Purt®oath Rhyme, Scuttlsh Control Scottish N. L Aber.itt !Soottish Midloud aluopahlnU l 4 ° l •• • • auutL Ursa 9out4 Easton South Wales S. Yorksh. t RI ver Duo tlidost.Wolthigtot I toilet t luatiugtos 2itio ditto foil V.l, ea UMW ' Do. Vale of Noah Victoria, Si" w. 11 artlepou ILlsr b. 11 1 :West Ditto li= I PIM II PILIPMI4I.I A. I PcL I 11.w.wara CENfoaYo, ill Cornwall. pw art Du. PeWLIt Aber. J es. Use Ampes. A,i p ft Ds. D. ILL LL De. T et. IL Cana. ILL. p. A cL flea De. _ No.ll Now 6 p. el. A.. Dragon Usk% 6 p. tot. Zd'a Glasgow p. et. litllajortaDas.4. p.c. Orn6 Saythent. , p. et. Dalaralat IP p. 61. pa Da Daka 64 per seat. aretal p.e.pm. 06.1. IA Prot Gt, Wesi.(DockaltHant. De. tedcom. Op. atat Da Mem !p anti Da Waders. a p. a. Dalp.taraleu Tra Da Ana. Pref. Mara Do.Cltastoril.Sh.sp.e. 6p a Da ft : d Ona . bloat Chest.Gtut Ohara t ill St. al. Do 4-07 Do. do. do Loma Yard'. • p.a. Ot Loadtßsighlip.o.tho at No. I Do. 6 p.c. do. No., Do. 03 p.c. do. .... Do. hp.o. do. No.. Do. pm. do. .. Do. p.apeL eh d 0... De. ni.o. FroLOLocat Dado.o.do(W.lLlte.l. D0..&0 IL (div. doL Wl laMoilism sod Doves LIJOW.Cov.aNun ism LAlLll.7p.e.Bt.Latoph. Leadookarrit Monis. ids MaaltiaL • Lbas.o p. oi. Do. L,11.1 BB lili 28 tl Da. pr «w .... liaalOosall.. Dandmashis aftese D.Mus. Eck 111846. De. lDa PraLara Da LAiahma lad* • p. D 1 Nor& Saadi. pima Da Doy eta . 4 p. ea 101 106 1101 111, 1014 lit 149 131 103 106 66 9 69 66 53 106, 1041 67 66 114 116 46 48 94 flf 19 11 4 9 .4 T "a 1214 MS 9t l l 98 i 111),11 I i sul 60 61 62 bf 100 100 i I di. par 68 69 90i to 4 Oa If Se 4.1 i ta do/ 120 12$ $ll I$ 116 VT 46 44 30 33 The 79 19 61 96 96 • 4 $7 1 IPm 1 el rei. 12 14 6 1 62 46 48 42 4S 98 90 SHARI& 100 IN 10_ 11. 100 102 1.0 115 IN 110 106 106 lel 107 122 104 40 02 110 110 79 81 114 116 109 11l 101 103 105 197 N IN ST SS set 90 ,IS 14 10 lei In 10 to; re_ NO lee 150 IGO 100 10 10 100 NO 100 108 110 11/ 100 _4I 011 91 Pir , 0 dis par tTrfoi iioi lot Istl4 11l 114 111 114 lie lid 111 114 1111 103 ... 140 165 171 130 13 lb N N 17} 14 US It 6 J #o°- I t vm ►73 137 109 lirt 91 93 D 4 4O. d labia No. Do York. IL a &pan• Der Ireordeldro.. Irradiant Now Prot lood.N.Llepot. rest. ot Dodds. Do. I pr. Pr& lark & Doves /rod p. o. 'lea Mood As. ALGA Do. y pet east Dw rot ea re rod ;lamgoL do ord pow orL Yoelt p. a. yr Moat d.Do UodloolWa Dn. do. Dept Iollp.e. Woitra KlDosoodSpe. Vl.lud—Ozartoded Do do. 4m4 4o Do. Nen% I p. et. fraL Do.do.porp. • p.et. prod 00 Ile 104 I t IS 91 1 i 931 L as i t pm ln 133 10 1 U 3 aO3 100 lOl 100 102 /02W if 9V 66 lid V 28 St S 7 St SS 45 67 134 170 118 IS 100 102 US VS MAIL 4 4r Ps 7 inII 'lli - O• MINER.-(THIS DAY.) Two u'Ccoca. In the mining market to-day, Ilingetou Downs shares are in good request at 41 to •, Condurrow, at 921 to 971 ; and Wheal Seton at 871 to 90: Bast Caradou are quoted 261 to being dull ; Marke Valley, 101 to # ; Bast Basset, 65 to 671 Eat Devon Great Consols, n to 2 ; and Sortridge Consols, 14a. to 15e. Grambler and St. Aubya are officially marked 152, for money, and Alfred Consoles, I. Foreign and colonial mining descriptions remaia quiet. Bon Accord have been dealt in at and 1, and Scottish Australian at 1. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (now ous owx ooaararoxusrr.► (xT mirrien wwwlanut ItAaNwnc nuours.) Fair . - iiiieatinacelv;Temasid at an;dvaties of 3d. to 4.1. per rental since Friday. Flour in good re quest at Is. advance. Indian corn free sale at Is. per qr. advance. Beaus. Is. to Is. 14. dearer, and in good inquiry. Other articles unchanged. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Suc.m. —The public sales are progreesing steadily; privately there is a fair demand. at full prices. 7,000 bap Manilla auld, unelayed. 30s. 9d. ; elayed, 30s. ; and 500 bozos Havana, brown and yellow, 375. 3d. to 31s. Reamed is steady at firm rates. Cor►as.-250 bags Rio have been sold at full prices, and some small parcels of plantation Ceylon. COCOA. -160 bags Trinidad sold at tiOs., and for t luayaquil 65a. is saw caked. TU.—The private contract market has been inactive. Ricr.—At firm prices about 16,000 bap sold. Whits 12s. 3d. to 14e. 6d. ; Warm 10s. tid. • pinky 11s. 3d. to Ila. 9d. • Necranzie, 11v. ; old BZ~Qom 9s . 9d. A floati ng cargo of Rangoon soil at 7jd. Fsurr.—Carrasts are stoady at 28s. to 384 ; for Valeocia raisins 48s. an now asked. _ _ _ SLLTI6RL — A alTZlparcel of 6.. per cent. retraction sold at 33e. 6d. COMIC —About 1,500 bales sold at ►d. advance. INDIIIO.-sth day. —The sales continuo to go off wit► great spirit for all desirable qualities of Briuml and Oudes ; dry leaf Madras was chiefly withdrawn, the demand being limited ; 2,81t2 chests have passed the Bale, including 2,012 withdrawn, 256 bought in, leaving 614 chests sold, 70 chests of which were in the B astalogne. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 50s. U. net rash ; Petersburg Y.C., en the spot, new, 51s. be 51s. 6d. ; ditto old, 504. to 504. 6d. ; all the year, 51a. ; December, 51s. lid. ; January to March. 51s. lid. ; Marek Us. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. DIMS and Co. report trade slow at last day's prim :—Prime meadow hay, dOs. to 90a. ; superior diti. 95e. to 106 s. ; inferior ditto, 40e. to 565. ; clover, old, 90s to 120 s. ; ditto, new, second cut, 80a. to 106 s. ; straw, 2ds. to 345. PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. Coup. t=ilol—Oreat Northern, 111 118—Great Western, ID hi— re and Yorkshire, 1091 f 1 4 I—Lontion and Nor* Western, Wl—Manchester, Sheffield, and Unruh', 43i 44-1114 land Stock, 1247754 1--Ditte, new shares, If itp.- North British, 62 fin—North Staffordshire, 41 44 el.—North /intent 1004} 1001-141tto, York and North llidland, 00, 1104—Ditto, Capital Stock. 581 581—Smith Ireton' and Dover, 231 al — Wan Midland (Orion!), 46 47—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4 4 1-111 —Dutch Rhenish, 0.16 1 d.—Grand Trunk of Cumin, 4 13-164 Great inssulboarlL 81—Great Western of Canatis, 9 1` Illinois Central. 351 381 d.—Thames and Mersey [usurious; 1 146 lf p.—Erie ex assessment. 23 231. ManctlallTrn, OCT. 14.—The market opened firm, with little doing. but at the settlement of the account. stock proving ' , arm, prices advanced, closing steady.—Great Western, 681 Central. Stif d.—Lancashire and Yorkahlre, 1031 / 14—Midland, 1241—North Eastern, Berwick, 1004—South Eastern, 28)— Borer Five per Cent. 11. paid', 1-16 p. dentate Guaranteed, 101 1 p, —tercet Ship, h.—Eastern Counties, Nu. 2,104 —Pmatuft snit Wyre, 441—Great Luxembourg. 81—Fast Anglia., len. ifiaXitonlitg. OCT. 14.—1 n this market to-d..y there were Stour Valley shares sold at B—Birmingham Waterworks, new, an 21-16 prem. and Gloucester Wagterm, new, at 11 press. lik millghan Guaranteed quoted 741 to 75—West libtland Hereford, 89, sellers—South Stafford*, 10f. 13s. ikl., sellers—Birmingham and Derby, Wi North British, 614—and 1.011•1011 and North Western, 02. Sellers were more plentiful than buyers today, which Is not often the cue in this market. - - - THE GREAT EANTERN. —Captain Walker, the Commander of the Great Eastern, writes to the Tiara :- "In the Liverpool Mercury of the :kit inst. I find s para graph, taken from your paper, relative to the last pnwsures of the Great Eastern. the Persia, and the city of New York, which. I think, requires some comment. No nautical man could come to the conclusion that if the vessel met with a hurricane sir days before another reached the same latitude, both must be exposed to the same adverse circumstances, but rather that, as Wl* . noctial gales only blow from 24 to 4$ hours, the latter vessel would find calm weather, but probably • heavy swan. On comparing the log of the Great Eastern with that et the City of New York. I tied that on the 13th of thee Umber they were distant 1 deg. 30 min. lat. N., Ilia 6 deg. 60 min. long. W., the latter resatl making tidy 82 miles ; while on the 12th. when the accident had net occurred to the rudder, the Great Eastern 'wide 253 nuke through a strong breeze and cross sea. On the 14th the Ctity of New York made only 126 miles, sod this per formance of a venial considered by nautical men to he a very good model, and the float ship of the ' line, ought to go far to disprove, instead of substaa. Meta your conclusion, s' that the weather in which the Greet Eastern wax disabled was nothing unusual at this season of the year in the North Atlantic! The disabling of so mac,' of the Channel fleet, and the logs of veneis tailing near us during the gale, teed to prove that it was not the usual weather, as the harbour at Queenstown might witness. Among many there alongside us, the Jam Davis put iu disabled, with uo less than three crew on board, pickesl up at sea. Had not the accident to the rudder occurred, placing us at the mercy of tits wire!. and waves, the Great Eldora would have more than upheld her former prestige, as her great superiority is most show, when beadle,: a stiff bruise and bead sat, and her log bean favourable comparison with the September and October passages' of any vessel afloat." FATAL AND MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. —A moat dims:ming accident occurred at Huntoo on Monday evening last, under somewhat peculiar circumstances, by which a young woman, named Charlotte Hodge., met with se untimely death. The deceased, who was the daughter et a widowed mother living at Yaklitig, had be e n to street in quest of a situation, being accompanied thither by her brother, a petty officer io the royal navy. who had been home to spend • few days' holiday. The brother went on to Maidstone, whilst his sister retuned towards the home she was destined never to reach alive. At the top of Hunton-hill she wee met by a young maw named Reeves, who bad been " keeping ocenrany" with her for some time, and who bad been requested by her mother to see her safely home. A short distance down the bill a gate opens into a private path, which nine parallel with the road, skirting the edge of a precipitous bank which towards the bottom of the hill rises from twenty to thirty feet above the level of the highway, the only protection consisting of a thin growth of uuderwood. A little way beyond its steepest point the bank shelves down gradually, and it appears that, notwithstanding the path is strictly private, some people are in the habit of using it in preference to the high road. The deceased seem to have had a fancy for this walk, and, at her suggestion. the two quitted the road for the path. At this time it was quite dark, and Homes, who states that he had never been that way before, sllowed his companion to take the lead. Thus groping along it seems the deceased mistook the spot where they ought to have descended into the road, end, paving no Lena to the matures of her swain, she pushed through the underwood by the aide of the path, and the next moment fell headlong down a height of more titan td feet. Reeves returned, and ran obtaindAr o a w i n d tbi eig. h l ill ou to cern t a li tlh e e spt i lr e lzre gir s i be ha la d v , b b rba ut t t ed fore her lie w mald t._ A gatuekeeper was mold brutally beaten by poachers at Deddingtoo, on Saturday last. The poor Mew was engaged in his dangerous occupation of watching gassy hi company with two others, when he was set upon by sheet • dome men. The companions of the keeper belted, bat the poachers retained their hold of the unfortunnte mat, sad best him in a dreadful manlier. He now lies in a pre carious state. I, .4