The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-01 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWARK. %1..1.11CT AAMAULT 011 A TINZATEMIL q. , a powerful-Woking fall,,w, waa brought ). :, Mr ',,,,,be, r•harged with committing a ruffianly as .. .1 ~ p .O . 1 -ba siwurgbaU by tlimwiug a barge bi ',Abut st T -... whose head was baud.ggsrl up, said he was • per t.. hi. node, who WAS one .1 the ..outra..tors fur rt. 111.3r104 MAO Railway. The pt tamer bed worked ti..• hue hear the New.cut, but yestenlay he with and paid off, owtag to hi. ..ervicea .ether retuirml. Nome time after wituess Ltd • ~•I n,. 6.• "-tented t.o the works, owl said he had given •,t.tt ten do' ling. %V dorm toll him not Omsk !. ...1d tot envied to him then as he was busy. we..t threatening to fur him. le the "did, h. ea. .....iversing with his axle near the 44., lip• r ri.bed up to Lou with a brickbat in • h he threat with i,nrat violeiee at his head, .ererely. and warty stunning him. .t police. •••••• tow op et t h e tom., and took him nito custody. 113 .i.-+.t 1.. tin •Imrze time IWOMAICT lOW freelVell 1.1 4511:.1% 41 t in• iy %aide. mid afterwanls got drinking v•th e•le- of the teen. Ile then foolishly went hark to the .0 a oh-oaken freak took up the brickbat and • revs it at li.m. lye am awry fur what he hail doo e . told I he wan a rullianlv euwardly fellow, 1 he .134.13:il 'lnc luau PM. or two esioatlee inipeimanient. 111. so. UOMIUTOLI with time mina), was .nts.ittorl 1.1 1.1 L.I3IItETH. ■%Km; A MINTAIIIL F. •ff.•• a .boenalter, 1:1th/ft-street, • di.. shativil befiwr yr. Elliott with wioJetitly ae itiu4 NI - gems% Whir's, Y.t P, is the evmuties of his , as. ••• 1-.7..int Its;slain mid that ea the preceshog afteronsin ...m .lute at the rrpstal Palace, and iu the act of • Arising a au. wed 'secret, when the prt...ther caught :a of ha clothes 11,111 behind, acid on Li. tuns. •TWWW.I, iittradi him A violent M o w on th e e. Ile tell him he Ira. a police arrgialak 1 Ai. only appetin-.1 4. ie.-triage hie wo.l eirl %%we art ow. •tro• At 411 11i ~:f It. %Vase. •trii4,1..1 with bin. 44 well Ag c.‘41.1, rhea aa was aolUatl. t.•sk %h.- peiwwwr's part. wn.l wit.- 4.4 w. ktww'.4 , l about mod wpm,cd 014 hi, brother c 011• reenin.: up ec.sre—lv nins..4lll..ed hin,. The conduct f Vic idireirr aro more like that .4 a men or wild heat • huir.in lein. and in the •trug;le rum*. Pet .al mid hi. hat was a. inpirc4 as to • wsidrreol awlsr , and hi. coat r torn that the damage ...ill Like n-pwit. On taking the prlootser to the ~,saelani••• aid *ern lung him there he found on him a lie bile lehrgiag too Ili. •dnunic. Mc reply to the clua,4e, wild it was " all a i•take." isrl Leen .truck l.v rise ;emus aleall be be• ired to he lb.. egoist, lie 'truck him in return, and no • I the knife be pa ked it up in the padre, and intended la • it up SOM. 4.11111.. - Mr. Inlet told him mats roodoet rout not be t.der,a .ale.weienwl his Is a penalty of 4/. for the awault j aL ' fee the damage, or two month.' impiwonnieut. T11.131E3. carg or erni.h.titt AND Rohntrle. 11111taal WWI., a well • known thief, about 29 rears of age, .. t before Mr. `Wife charged with breaking into the - shl i el lh Ar. Jobe .11,1.41. • tradesmen, meadow in and elmiling theicfr on two horse four lames of rime, 4 poi of rein., and some hammy It appeared that A leibee.usidable named Mn.., N action, N., 97 K, met the pnmeer on Sunday morning lest in •.Inice hum, I.isochou.s, carrying ialarno bundle, contain. 9.. property ..'.cave mentioned. The capsulate asked • iirisoocr obtatood the property, to which be e1..1 that be had been leipping in Kent, and found the, pro. •rn then. Nae Mill the harm..., lioneyugs, awl sheet. I beset Imes in Kent. The prisoner then mid the property • kyen to I , sun told a good many other tales. The • .:I.euxan had since weertaiowl that the *Loh: of the prii , it, bad been stolen from the premiers of Mr. John %Meat, is Lim.demse, and Thomas Walls, a man • the tor's employ, now attended, and mid I.,,tai tM property lislorr e ied to his ma+ter, and wee ',lied op in the coach•howie ow Matunlay night. The coach. bay was broken into in the course of the night, and the stolen. \clad! .uol that the wriaoner WAS an old offender, and Labors summarily convi,ted for unlawful pcesession I P it! 7,ri . .oner pleided guilty and, Mt. Sella metabolic'd hint to six months' imprisonnaent, with hard labour. IRE LATE COLLISION ON THE Aroßrn LuShoN RAILWAY. 00110NER'S INQITTIDIT (THIS DAY). Thin usurping Mr. Hutnrhrcym, the coroner for the sisters division of ffirkHessex (who net in the absence of )Ir. Wakley), armed an Inquiry at th e W e lli ng t on pu bli c . aiseee. University-street, St. Paneraa, touching the death of sarah Fret, aged X', the wife of William Efsex. of Maryland.poisit, Stmtford, one of the unfortunate sufferers 1 7 the late accident at the Kentish•town Junction of the North London Railway; dm jury, with one or two ere:el. tier, were the same as thane which sat on the previous request. Mr. Wyomissing*, of Lincole'reino.fields, stteaded to watch the OM on behalf of the husband of the deceased. Mr. Humphreys shortly opened the proceedinp by stating that it was necessary sa all cams of death by accident to hill an inquiry into the cause of death. As the death they now met to inquire into wax one resulting from the Iste dreadful accident on the North London Railway, and 24 they were most of then, engaged on the recent inquiry, the Lis must he fresh in their memory. What he ahead propos was that the jury should view the body. then take the surgeon's evidence sal the ideatification. He would then iced over the evidence that was taken on t h e previous .ecoioa, which would rye • great deal of time. The Jury having viewed the body, Mr. Gummi, the houseaurgeon at the t'aiversity College Hospital, said that the deceased wee admitted to the hoe ptal a Monday. the 2nil of September. She was then mu mble, and continued so on and off until two days before ler death, when she wandered • little. When she s 3. admitted she was in • state of great o.lLip.r. she hail a wale wound and s bruise on the right .1,11. She was treated accordingly, and everything so donator her that could be olive. She died on Saturday '..suing, the :?sth. She was trephined, and an abscess 1,1-end on the brain. Mr II orophrevs•• Ms immediate cause of death was the injuries she received in the accident? Witems—lies ; she told me obi was a pulsator by the train that met with the readmit? The coroner gad the jury asked Mr. Gannon how the ,thrr pissengein who were MOM, awl admitted iuto the um nay (*allege Hospital, were going on! Mr i;astirse sod he was happy to state that they were favourably, sad sums of them bad left the k•easl, Mr. William &peg said—l am the husband of the de. resr.l, sod am a silk printer sad maids at Maryland point. str•rh.rd. The deceased was any wife. Haw was a pasmagsr by the excursion train on the night of Mae amidas• 1 was sot • passenger. Mr. Hamphmys—lm you think say on. Is impossible for musing the death of your wife Witame--Weld, I suppose the company is. Mr. If aambnya—You mesa is a pmerJ•ry pciat of %%tee.— yrs. Mr. Humphreys then Kameda le Mei 111•07 the evidence .hole .4 the neaten. "fitment& The jury after half an hoses sensultation ?starved a 'mkt of nianaleu4hter spinet the eleasheen Rayner. IV: SUICIDE •r THE 4USEEIAN EMEASSY. INtjt*F.ST.—(l7llB DAY.% This ile y Mr. I :mime 8. Brest, tisralty-sorom e r le West Bid.llvm 1. instituted as iaireetisatioa Mtn the Mehl ebressammarm attirodiag the frightful death of Bar tiriseirm Witimaysr. son‘l 2u, the valet of the hoedown,- try of the tmint 8'4.1.10 Apposyi, the Aseir6s maims ster. Hear/ footman to the ambassador, deled that the • ass um a foreigner art valet to ths bead arastaly at Vas egatismy, Count Wimp's& Oa ...day aarviin whams wa• 'arias along As boot ha tool a bossy fall is fraiit of the boas. H as lb the street sad faced dammed lyls. Wan 6 601 is the s e al , sad th e reel of has body es tits herb rage.. attired is hes nail dyers Hie fare wee dresdfally ca. sad blood ormosisly demise from the womeds , sad bath , hw hie werened brobea to peace. He meet lam jumped bas the parapet of the r and lam on Ids ads.= ow am *mai Tres Iptlf .11.1.. aliklipliallkk 111111 a lettastly mot for. Ilaaboisk Tortes, the embassy oasis! 'ioniser blow I bawd well. Ira woo hira alive as hew awls= to the MIONITIOOff ottiez .t • table Is hi liaistora, arkls his sastor's monthly arreade se sestl. He saussal dew fedeet about a fortnisbt rine% het seem libmatesed we sib l 'arted M raassii .uwwh. He smeirlirred Bet be mot Iwo .15 101 from the reran.% to destroy Mora; while headwall ...I , animist ler ao , his •ittibit to *item* M. &Ye or 1,0 %Aso ha we. a i :money floe satire soastry), t he did well through • pus is his had. /b. Jabs Hardy, steward of the esthasev. sabl the b rew ef polite wh.i attowisd with himself timed womors immtem from the lower Is lb@ upper hoed the and In the rani t, which be soya only roada under 0 "4, Mlinshy, by scratchiest Ur dabs. as M omit aaa• moiled alms his hands mod bans. The iheleere W. *op was quite SO feet. He bad sot the slightest eeeit bet I mess a astride. ~Pmlary tried, delihrystoh sad ralsrasd • ronliet of ins state of saiad volossd." Tai Bllttmi Aortrit*ST AT You.—Another hotly lb' Lees! es huneby—that of Hoary Smith, ens of the * *nista istie essw tb• bridge at the time it fell. The nerved the hotly oe Yntidat more*. end after they the *lap. the inquire was fareselly ad t of' : 7 :ll l lfrliky. The eceiJrat still amnion to suite +surest is Torii. awl is the eableet of eosins! mower. This issmemaes the siumber at deaths to sta. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1861. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Or memo meows.) NEWMARKET MKETING.—(THIS DAY.) TRIAL PLATE. reseal Rao . 4 vas. ENTRY FOR iIANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF * SON'S. Five furious* 140 yards. Neophyte,s yes, Rat ; l'haotilly, a, 84 Alb ; Libellous. 4fts, Net 2113 ; Cilantro:so, 6 yin, ; Weare is Reil, 4 yrs,,et 101 b the Vide, yrs, 74 141 b; Alias Emma, 3 yrs, 7471 b; The Roe, :$ yrs, 74 . 71 b ; LarN 3 yrs, ist 413; Raleigh, :1 en, ist 211, iteeltley, 4 yrs, 7.t; liapie, : 1 ylv. 6 4 101 1, ; La . ily Derby, 3 yrs, Gal Gib. All ars here. PAID FORMIT.- - Ch.intilly,Chantrese, Sias Enna, Woman in Red, The Roe, Delleisle, auk lava. BUCKENJIAM ST.tK ES. Five furlongs 140 yanls. Thorpe, I..angtun, Poly-poly, I Weikel e, Chieftain's !Mushier, Reeani's data c, Skirmisher's data c, apd Re veille's don f, are here. PAW Foarrir.—trochck colt. EASTERN COUNTIES HANDICAP. Five furlomp 110 yanls. Coemordite, Ferrol*, Ariadne, Ne op hyte, Faultless, Man at Ann% Nicholas, Cantatrice, East Sheen, Vaga, Nutleidi, Knight of St. Patrick, generalEnkly. Sir Saireutter, Hiroo 31 tinciniuseci, Libellous, .ttlootstone, Sporting Life, Chere Anne. Nemesia. Vo ltrllr, q t ., u o f the Vak, Herter, Waterwitch, Mertes, Gibraltar The Sage, Curlew, Flitch, Maggiore, Tientlt, Prophet!, Loral if the Manor, t'aptain Fortibus, Gabrielle d'Estreea, Pardalote. Guilder, Im Vapeur, Lava, 13aliette f, Hock Scorpion, Pergus, anti l'amp. Mown are here. PAW Fonrvir..- Thunderbolt, Cantine, Gallus, Wild man, sw....tsauoe, Volt Simon), 4uteirlian. Copernicus, l'alaiseau, Will to' the Wisp, Predictor, (Joky, is. Lady t I.re, Amy holier, (*Me. h0nt001...., ntool...., Shipwreck, Will Wave, Winton, hurley , Punk lotr, Lvoidoo..l, and 471olfordere. • ,HOPEFUL STAKES, Lest half of Ab.M. !inceptive, Queen Elizabeth, Chieftain's Daughter, Xorullo, Inipenstrice, Deo to Horace, q. E. D., Peigeoir, and knight el the ILdb are hen. " •• _ _ I•I I) ok try.— A rinadide. Carroanoe, Walpole, Kill FrAvolo Laspot, Weaker, Knight of St. Michael, Lord Clyde, sad Pamela. TWELFTH TRIENNIAL SITAK A.F. Plumper, rape Flyaway, Nicholas, Intleibellai, and King of ',Wove& are Isere. PAID POUF EIT. - - SR Alban, Richborts, Sweet.auee, Patupt,o, EL.-alloy de Moatfonl, Sabrewr, Juno, Penance, Latitude c, I:ecowax f, ftecticis Boy, Ebooy, Alliogtoo, Coo•cript, Winkle, and Nooptulocous. t:avio Micittrl. *Amt.—PAID FORFLIT.—F]• bocus, Barb Pigeon, sod INu.loe. flrlint —Cada, Sws Hawthorn, lawrotioo, M M , la Fa y e . C• 1 " 41 .• Dr. POW!. Hanky, Brown Doc Rattlesnake, Bravo, Yale W 7. Rising Sun, Fan tams, Inesotive, Conadsnen David Aso, West, End, awl Hurricane. EXHIBITION OP SPORTING AND OTHER DOGS. (rsis DAY.) This morning the tinit canine exhibition ever held on a large male in the metropolis, was opened at the Holborn Dora, Repository, in the irk:Satre( Red Lion so mare It cosopriers shout 2:4) animals, divided into 44 classes, in cluding sporting doge of all descriptions. spaniels, mastiffs, bloodhounds, buildup, terriers and spaniels of every variety, and a number of foreign bred dogs. The programme of the exhibition includes awards of prizes to the amount of 300 f., and moat of the awards have been already made. The place it well adapted for such an exhibition, being spacious and well ventilated, and the doge are so conveniently placed that the connoisseur and the public generally can have no difficulty in disowning their peenliaritiei. The 1111411 fancy dogs are caged up; the larger ones are for the part chained, 1111X1 as free ea they appear harmless to the spectator. The bloodhounds, in particular, were greatly admired, and a pair of them were sold this morning for 150 guineas, the Earl of Derby being the rumoured purchaser. One of the asset dogs in the yard is a crow between a Mont St. Bernard and • British bulldog. an animal of re markable intelligence and power. The collection of small and young dogs is an exceedingly interesting one. The prices dummied seem in most cases to the unlearned in such matters, very high, some manifestly prohibitory ; the owners fur 11116 reason or other not yids ing to sell even for amounts' ranging from 5001. to 2,000/. There WI" however, a ready sale at leery handsome figures, and probably a large proportion of the collection will be distributed among purchasers. The exhibition will remain open till Friday. Should it prove successful, which the number of visitors this morn ing raiders probable, the proprietor contemplates renewing it in the new Agricultural-ball, now in we've of erection for the cattle shows, at Islington. SHARE L1575.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocE. The railway share market shows increased heavi ness to-day. Most of the principal stocks have given way. The fall in Midland amounts to If per cent. ; iu Lancashire and Yorkshire to I ; and in three or four other descriptions to or per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 91 to f ; Great Western, 67} to 68; Midland, 1221 to 123 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 1031 to 1 ; South &stern, 771 to 78 ; Eastern Counties, 52 to ; Cale donian, 102} to 1051 ; and Great Northern, 106 to 107. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather flutter at 13-H; to 15-16 preen. Eaat Julia Rail way atuck and the Brazilian Railway aharea are ra ttier re offered. URDIJIARY •RAZES AND ROMA Closing prices bake to-4q yesten47• to Iµa U 66 103 14 • II t - 106 7 116 i 68 71 81 71 101 31 f Oli I i 131 21 11.1 j 4 2 i 1 4 Dm all x 4 fiel i 7 ... Pin 110 IP ?lei pin 12 4 3 T 100 100 100 100 WI isitillllt PONIMMIO.IIII. sid 1.4 I RAILWAYS. I , Ci t ie w i r " I $Ol p.a. W 111 au an a_ IMINASIO It IL - ' 1 segt . . *LAC. Int:17;1 Dar hitintiee Bell‘lrant,Attgodaich pe. &U., Aug. 1 1871 dalonedbybuttdit./L Da Jlll7 1.1873. Do. June 1 1811 , ditto. Weans* & ratan GesTADeeklip.e.gua 1 08 1 1 8*. =et mt ,1184888 40fu _ Do. Jobbnipora Do. 44 p. ct. Neboot Do. 6 Do. do. do. 1665-7 e Owlet* at Xtelonbtrus Grand Trunk of lanada Do. 6 per ot. Ref. Do.ficc.rtel.6p.ct..6e. Do. 6 per ct. bobcat Do. pew et. 1662 D. do. 1667 Do. do. 1872 . CI oat Now Indian Ptelloaula Do. S. ot latz t Do. New Do.6p.eltdo.pay7i e.op Do. 6+ do.. 77.ad.0p. D. do. 79 withoutow D0. 6 ip.a.8d5.,pa7.17 Dalraa Qum. ap par at. D. do. 6 _per et. Do. 64 pee et. Dates per cent. do Ileth.Corp.dp. ci.Dooda N. Druaawk* & email& alma A cop. ah. D. do. Lad da. Do. s t o od 0. , D u o._ a% Load do., aciatie Do. Punjaub Do. do . Du.ind. St. Hot bp o irrlaidad,Laral tXMONIAL GOVERN! II SS .7e Bee di 41 I 7 TO T 3 SO TO ES TO 6 14 1 1 Ws xln Iflk 10 TOL 102 If 101 100 101 00 100 19 10 98 36 68 82 34 38 42 11 U 11 II 98 10 rri dI4 9 111 11 Ws 90 i 90 93 94 90 I 97 98 90 •2 4 0 6 G 4 0 4 101 104 I dl, 94 N I I ai l 64 I 1011 :NT =URI MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA IJ Two co'Cloct. A further decline of nearly I per cent. has taken place to-day in the funds, sales still predominating. There is an unfavourable impression with regard to the prospects of the revenue. English railway -locks continue to decline, particularly Midland and Lan. cashire and Yorkshire. Business in the Stock Ex change generally is limited. The India Five per Cent. stock is quoted 1031 to 1, for the account, and the scrip 1031 to 1. Consuls are officially marked 921, 93, and 922 for money, and 921 for the account. The pre sent quotations are 921 for money and 921 to / for the 10th instant. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, xi, 91, 901 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 91, 901 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 151; Bank Stuck, 273; India Stock, 2211, 223 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1031, 1 ; ditto, for account, 1031 ; ditto Bonds, 13s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee Paper, 961; Exchequer Bills, March, 3s. prem. ; ditto, June, 94., 75., 6s. prem. Mexican Bonds are weaker. The last transac tions recorded are at 26g. Turkish Bonds are un altered, the Loan of 1854 being quoted 851 to 86, and that of 1836, 691 to 70. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 991, ex div. ; Bel gian Your-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 99 (exchange 25fr.) ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 98, ex div. ; Italian Five per Cents., 701 (exchange, 23fr.); Mexican Three per Cents., 27; ditto for account, 261, 27, 261 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 82, ex div. ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 611; the Spanish Com mittee's Certificates, 51, 6 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 86, 851; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, fur account, 70, 601 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 72 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 201. In the discount market yesterday the demand was very active, it being the last day of the financial quar ter ; but as the terms for the best bills iu the open market are still per cent, below those of the Bankof England, the applications to that establish ment were upon a limited scale. The October dividends will not be payable at the Bank of England until Monday, the 14th. About 30,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. A very large arrival of specie was announced yes terday, the Tasmanian, from the West Indies, having brought 597,5001. in silver, and 39,0001. in gold ; the Oneida, from Brazil, has reached Lisbon with 120,0001. The Asia, for New York, which left on Saturday, took 12,8001. in specie. Owing to the continued drain of gold from the Bank of France, some of the private letters from Paris express doubts whether the recent advance in the charge at that establishment to 5i per cent. will suffice. The question as to whether, in the event of the ruovenieut continuing, the rate will be carried to IS per cent., or gold will be purchased by the Bank in foreign markets , is being freely dis cussed in fi nancial circles at Paris. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was com paratively quiet, the sales being limited to 8,000 bales, butthe late important rise was sustained. Messrs. Glass, Elliot, and Co. have received a telegram from Malta announcing the very impor tant fact of the successful completion of the subma rine telegraph line from Malta to Alexandria. The whole length of this line is 1,400 miles, having intermediate stations at Tripoli and Ben ghazi. Arrangements are now nearly completed for working this line, and it is expected it will be open to the public by the end of October, when communication with India will be expedited thirteen days. The Turkish bondholders of 1858 will be glad to learn that the assurances contained in the commu nication of the Turkish Minister for Foreign Affairs, under date of the Ist May last, are appa rently being carried out. An account has been opened at the Bank of England, and 42,0001. is now at the credit towards the sinking fund and divi dend due the Ist March next. The address to Earl Russell on Mexican matters was yesterday, i u his lordship's absence, placed in the bands of Mr. Layard, Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, who will a once forward it to him. It has been numerously and influentially signed in London, Liverpool, and Manchester. The subjoined memorandum is from the com mittee of Mexican bondholders : The committee of Mexican bondholders have received advioes from Mr. Whitehead, dated Mexico, 29th ult., and from Messrs. Virja Brothers, dated Vera Cm, the Ist inst. The latter send 30,000 dole. by this packet for the dividend fund at the Bank of Englund. Nothing of parti cular interest to the bondholders had occurred since Mr. Whitehead's letter of tho alth July. The government tried to raise 400,000 do's. per month on .he security of the entire proceeds of the maim houses of both coasts, but failed in doing so. It then imposed a contribution of one per cent. on capital, which British reeidents were advised to pay under pmtest. Diaz had been tried sr AD accomplcie in Miromon's robbery at the British legation, and had been acquitted. Congress, which adjourred on the 31st July, was expected to meet again in extraordinary session on the 30th ult. for the con sideration of grave subjects in connection with foreign rela tions, military movements, &c. A diacussiou is going on in the papers about the establishment of a dictatorship. Ac cording to the usual routine in Mexico it was thought that the time for this change had about come. General Gon zales Ortega had defeated Marques on the 13th ult., about 20 leagues from Mexico, in the direction of Toluca, and had taken the oaths as Judge of the Supreme Court of Justice, in which capacity he is Vice.Preeldent of Mexico. The Peruvian agents have published the numbers of Anglo-Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, to the amount of 158,200/., which have been purchased and cancelled this month under the redemption fund. The sum applicable to the purpose was 138,2531. for the six months. The government is now obliged to pay nearly par. The Queensland Cotton Company (Limited) is an nounced. The capabilities of Queendand for the successful growth of cotton of very tine quality are T nerally admitted, having been proved, in " - • ea Ird I RAIINATS. oi. allow 141 Kirk., Lan.,*CaleJSzle. 111.sekbunt lyth and ?pie Huston, at di Md.C Main' and FAIN, ICork and Bandon.. I Cornwall ilex A Ano die. untill Ilia b fp.e.ltppsalldW& Dublin IMO Bakst , ac. Unad.,Perth, d AbtLJ u 'East Anglian Western ConnUes !tastern Union, Mock Us. Mack bl Wast Kan oburih and (;:aegoo ltdianro%Perth, Ounde. Worth and 1.14 de June Otaagew t & Western 'Great Kurth of nentlatal 'Ursa& Northern res. A Stout Clo. B Stook qt. South & West. ;Ire , Greet Western Laustit,urVal. 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C.7p.ct. 4p.04.140.1 Do. do. 1441.2, Do. New fp. it. 144 Morn o Dke, 4p. t. WM.* Glas o gow • p.a. I 461114.,Perth,D00.6. p.o. Greet ilorthoss. • p. Do.6c.red.st 10p.eLpm. Do. 44 per cunt. Do. I.p. c. red. et 6 papa 04. N. Scotland, lot Pref (11.West.ilierkset Haute Do. redeem. 61 p. cent Do. redeem. 6 p. cent Do. Dredeem. 4 p. ct Do.6p.ct. redeem Pref. Do. ltirm. Pref. !Mame Do.tlmeterll.sll.Bp.o. Da do. do. 6p. a Do. Biros. Una Stout Do. Chest. Gm. Oben. Da do. do Do. do. do Lasio.! Valet'. ep.o.la LoadtEright..6p.atlito No. 1 Do. 6 p.c. do. No r Do. 6p.c. do. .... Do. fx. do. Nad Do. p.c. do. .... Dab p.c.prf. sh du... Do. 7 p. c. Prof. Stock.. Do.dp.o.do.(W De& o OLD. der. 411, LoaxiwAboes wed Dore. LAN W.CookNan. ape Lid.W.7p.o.B4.latepsh. Loadoserryt !gamic i4i. MisJl44 I Uncap. et Ds. M Do. Si per ant Do.redamaabi• I p.et DAUM Ocaa.Mattoak Dwane. !Lilt 11.10.4. D0...1v0:5. DK Moo. Do. L•L all talus 4 p.a. Norfolk Pp Moak North &MIA 6 wow Do. New Om.•p. Do. Dooley Llama gaa N. kao —Coris.4 p.a.Pet. D b. ik Do.Losio S poi. No. I LW York. 8 • Liam . honk etairottbadra. 'Boatel& Cont. Now Pr 1. p.oa hatle Do. Alm. pi p.a De l Pal ?FM limit L Doom liza4 p. a. Lim (Mod. Aa. &At Do. Of per coat Do Mad ei ON mot I. p. N a Do. pee mat N. dpa paa p. o. Do. M. Dip& Do. do. Dep.& aamMEMasimap.a. W.laal—atatlaegmea Da. M. fad do Da. Map. p.at. frat DO.4•11114 WM' - VOIMMIN 40 42 10 10e 47 .4 5.1 624 40 4.1 24 $1 86 83 231 14 106 100 106 104 10l 103 ltfit 131 103 145 00 004 5/ 59 104 1044 01 59 111 115 4.1 ti Hi lb N N 10 11 41 64 54 us It 2 N} I }O • 0 .It. Si " Si 511 sd I NI 100 i di.par 117§ /I 9 , bh 96 9$ 19} lot 9 at Ala 99 91 no re i sal 1 1 l al is r el a 47 le MI Tee 111 Si M le • 4 ift U IC Si 414 s pal 1 II 46 47 44 44 Se 90 BHARLS. 100 102 110 116 101 110 106 100 106 107 122 120 00 Ili 110 111 70 SI 116 117 1011 111 101 100 105 107 02 100 28 00 VI 100 104 10 zoi 10 Lt* 30 76 110 II 10 10} 15 114 li• 130 111 nia 111 114 lie lid 111 114 He 101 160 256 U 7 tau It 74 90 19 sal 13e 14 120 126 1 iinn 1.! 70 i e - pm - w la 100 IN II N 100 110 : 107 110 : " r : di* par dila pm SI Is In 131 14 al 111; 100 101 NO 101 VI 99 14 B.s IT 28 92 &I 92 U 4$ 08 ISi 118 us la lee IN IN IN AILNATIL r D —T o. i rper .°P.c i, i rt la,. Cpercent..lloll4 Do. 0 per ct. Feb k Avg Int e per ct. Mar.&0416 UM 6 per cent. • T: al 0 llopeCp.ct.l do. MO Do. do lbel New Bruninr.G or. C p. et. N. S. Wales Ov.f.p. C. like Do. 6 p. e., 1071 to 1670 Do. O p. e.., Mb Nora Scotia 0 per cent, 1676 Auat.Oor. I p.c. Bonds Vic. Ov. 6 p. C. Jan. &July Do. do. op. c. April & U. BRITDIII MIN Mired Cons. ilialac British Iron Clifford _ &v:6-coo. (ravistit.)i Nut Basset allows) Nut Carados E. Wit Boost (WIND.) ()rambler d Bt. Grest South Tolson o. w Wh h. AltredAphuisaiii . Vow (liestce) 16rouville Herod s•Foot parka Downs 'lndy Berths Margaret (tny Labatt North Downs N. gramma (111 o) N. Wb. Bonet (iyart) North Whirl Crotty Co NA. Nosey) ) Paz Provi d n en s. ce (U. Want 15ortridge con. Mhs. Co L .rrdos ,114. Mort— B. Qum Brea (Mogan) . 11..Deron irons Gan. — cos (VEIT: — 1 w. Park haws imegaii) elm raaarikLaLiadYs.C. Oroll VW el Towy narc eenum ) VIM To ( • • W. W Oman Wat limos Wk. lirt MOB • • 111 Mat W111 es ( 111 MVOs. Wog) llwy _ pluarist) 111 Daman (LW MIST MIK 40 68 11 146 66 48 76 86 11 2 te IS 14 14 16i i ILNI La I lb. I 863112 IN.II CL pekes. I llaiwi. NAN 100 Mos a 1.4 U. Seta lack . SO 24 SO - *SOO 60 Aastralada on so so is - Am 16 Bank of = all II 32 - 11,000 100 Bank of NM el 10 Bank of Turkey I I 14k - UAW SO allberitia - 82100 10 Chart. Bank of India, Australia, and Was all 10 Of -. 1120 6 0 II Outwit. Mere. of 1224 Loa, and Miss all N 3614 - NM I too at - WOO! IM Gil a nlal - *BOOllll Cont. of Canada all ... - 140 Oraa. of London U -.-.. - lON N rtuk e l d twlise Chart'i rlau st " 3" :: NO 10 Los. Cb. Bank of AuatrL all 14 211 - S 2 1 12 Do. New - AS WOOD! SO Landon and County so - OAP 60 London Joint Mock 10 1116 1r - 14800 Su Loudon a South Althea 10 1 Ala par 4* PAP 100 Lou. and Westinkidar so fl6} 071 Wooo' 1 10 00 ,Nat.. Do. New Pray. of England 2l - -.- 11 - OOMN B 60 Natimuil hank AM: le New south Woke ail 36 37 - *PM II Oriental Bank tkaporn all 601 Ala - 1111,1110' 10 Ottoman Bank - 1111,1110 100 IYrovinclal .1 Ireland - U,Bolli 25 South Australia - MOO 25 thilo,, of Australia - 04M0 60 'Onion of London - LPL 100 I Unity Mutual so - - - 101711. No. INA j CosrAftkO. I Pit 1 CIL prams. I Sake. 10,000, 10 • Meskwail 14 111 -• 60,000, 10 Atlantic 111. 21a1121.(L) all 1 2 -- ISO 1000 Atkatie TeL ill m.).... all - - -- SAOI U Auteuil= 61/ 0 1 1 2.• ••• 11 18 70 - 07,0 M 10 Darns Waknesilla. all 41 41 -. mos! so son ithoossiocToi. i all so so - km Si D 0.17 ow O. 0131 MI all 16 le .... 11,710 IS Do. 0 - 8,011 IN • sada land ail 107 114 - M= .... . .Mg.oflngllfftsielt 431 16 17 - 86. . dal Fakes 110 12 b 6 - 111. . rriderenee IN 104 106 - WOOS IS. lb. Op. et. Peep. DP 10 IM 111 - 16010 10 Tandlaitlon.Shlppaill 6 11 04 41A - M,BOO 90 Iketliaduilrrig.i Lauri I i Mee pa - M4OOO St. Illeolok Tirlesraph - 70.000 6 lag. and lost. Cop. - 10,000 10 Gam Siam Narks** .• 14 .- - - 130,000 1 Great Ship (1.1nOto..1) - 100,000 1 Do.fif per cent. Pre all a WNW 6 Les. DlPlet TeL (L) 4l - - es - IKON 6 Lon. Oen. Omnibus Co sh 11 la - PASO IN Madras Infos. a Peri 1 if 2 Da - ONO 10 Ileditarraseanillee.Tet. all - - - 800,000 10 Iledlfor. Sz. TeL (Lbs.) all 3 6 - 21 National Illm Co 8 11 01 das - 11,!0 10 NertniddaCositbdadL; 8 lf el 416 •-• 0 10 Netherlands land - all - -..- PAO 6 Do. Bp. Q. 16.14 1 .116. all I 1 - 1,724 100 N. Bruns. dN. @cot. Ld. pi 1 10 - IRMO IN. Brit. Anateakalme all 1 if - 60,000 1 Ortental Ou - 05,400 1 D. "New Shares' - MOPAO 10 I In. Waal all 61 lf - OM It. reel Aker Sten. land ift NIL 1* SI 1,0 - *llO SO halm and Oriels. lbws a3l OS 00 - 14500 SO Do. New llO 11 13 pa - PAP 19 Wks Of fad. TeL 0.6 f all 17 Mak 611 Mammy Iron - 14000 11 ko. Now all ot se - to,ooo IM Royal Mall Peak - OD 67 62 - 114000 St. , Aug. Israelis IM 110 110 - 14P ft Australian Land all 318 86 - 74010 1 hiskine Tel. Salp - 10,000 1 Do. do. Reglikred all I . - 11,600 10 Do. do. - 11,20 10 It Ag. of Atritralla (U First lama. 1 die / - POP 20 Trast&Ln.C sslte4) o.U.Caaade 8 1 - - fins - MOP 6 Um. Klarkirs 701. PO. 0 1 0 14 par - Pas* 100 Van Dlernalra load-I . 41 0 10 - RCOONATIOW or Tit RV/. J. MACLILVOHT.- The congregation of St. Chrysostom's Church and the numerous admirers of the Rev. J. Maenaught will learn with regret that it is the intention of the rev. gentleman to resign his incumbency, and Lady to leave the Church of England altogett r e * ; We are unable to state the precise grounds which , have induced the reverend gentleman to take this center, but it is doubtless the result of mature con sideration, and we feline it is because, in its pre sent state, he feels that lie can DO longer con form to the church of England prayer-book. What ever differences of opinion there may have been with respect to the views held by the reverend gentleman, there can be no question that he is very highly esteemed as au able, earnest, and a truly bowed preacher of what he conceives to be sound • peaetkal Christianity. His congregation is one of the largest and most respectable in Liverpool, and none will so much regret his removal as those who have bad the privi- lege of attending his ministrations. It is rumoured that if he do resign the incumbency of St. Clirrostom's au effort will be made to build another church for him. The reverend gentleman usually preaches extempore. but on Sunday last he read two sermons which have been recently published by the Rev. Mr. laivis, rector of Christ Church, Marylehoue, stat ing that during the present week be should explain to his churchwardens In. reasons for taking that course.—Liver pouf Mercury. CItYrTAL PALIICI. ONZ SHILLINO TWEKTY•fIUtTIi ADCEXT Or IL BLONDIN.—MONDAT, Barr. :io. Admissioes on payment, 10,2:9 ; ditto by ensue tickets, 1,575 ; total sinters, 11,901. .I_Pd_l 1011 H 106 Ise 100 1011.z0l iiiit 1011 -109 109 111 100 111 109 110 108 109 001 1001 99 100 99 100 1031 109 i 1091 10114 816 NO 70 . 75.30 iii iii 3 3 3 IL 13 3 1 2* II U s l t id I 1 41 64 4 r 4 4 9 10 40 42 24 SOO zd 3 Si . 0 110 116 211 51 1 . 161 GREAT PEDESTRIAN MATCH AT DUBLIN. bUBLIN, MOXDAT EVENING. The match between Deerfout, the Seneca Indian, and John Lovett, the ex.champioo, for 50/., took place this afternoon as the Rotunda Gardens ; Lovett received one minute start. The distance, ten miles, was traversed by Deerfoot in flftytwo minutes twenty.five seconds. Levitt after running for twentyeight minutes put on a spurt, which was readily responded to by the Indian. After mo oing a short distance further Lovett gave up the contest, and llserfoot dada& the distance by himself. About 6,000 ponces were pelsot. THE ELECTION OP LORD MAYOR.-(THIS DAY.) At 2 o'clock this afternoon the numbers were : Mr H. Mimi* 402 Her P. Loam 4190 ml Lord Mayor 941 t st ft M. THE AZOISTRATIONS. CITY OF LONDON.--(THIS DAY.) This morning, Alfred Hanson, Esq., maimed the revision of the householder's lista is the Court of Common Meas. at Guildhall. Mr. Sidney Smith and Mr. George Ledger atteoilecl as before for the liberal party ; sod 3lr. Notes (Notes and Csrliale) for the Conservative Itagistratiow Asecciatioo. Ilia Honour on taking his mat gam his decision in the case of Mr. Metcalfe, which stood over for coasideratim. Mr. Metcalfe's right to be es the register was questioned, because, bsiog rated tar No. 12, Philpot-isne, he wee described as the occupier of No. 13, and there wee so such number as 13 in the parish. The barrister mid, that having considered the case, he had come to the eesdasien that be might alter the number from Litsl2. If there was soy boom is existence of which No. 13, Phllpot-lane would be a sulkiest description, he might take it as a description of a qualification different from that Inc which Mr. Metcalfe was rated ; bat as there Ina no house to which the description No. 13 would applyy• he countered that he might permit the alteration tabs mink. Ceder the provisions of section 40 he might treat the ems of Hr. Iletesifs isi one of insufficient description, sod sot ea a case of want of qualtbattioo. Tbo name must therefore Meal The Court thee proceeded with the revision of the list el parishes in the want el Itelegegeln DESTRO TITS FIRES AT SHORZDITtIi AND CAM AF.RWILL —TM* mondeg • fire broke out on the premises belonging to Mr. T. Smith, • coffee-house keeper. No. 11/1, High.street, Shoreditch. The whole of the upper dews were burned out and the remainder of the premises seriously damaged. The reef of the premises mging to Mr. C. Lyiess, clothier, is also damaged by le% es 4 the canasta by water, he. The LAS will fall u p gg she Pfs..ais, Sun, and Atlas PlrwoMme. Another be took pies in the meanies. of Mr. A. L Newman, rag Deseehmil„ termed the (trend Surrey Cased Works, situate is the Albeey-reed, Camberwell. The fireaseu enceeeded in eimedoleg the hums to the dryin„...hoswe bat independently of the &mese to the !saddlers there was over a toe weight of awe destroyed. I.rnfortueately neither the building our the soateets were lusnrerl. Tau Eatcraila Foieratin.—The berrio. , futhery is new being actively prtaiscuted off the eastern gist. Two eir three boats have cops into Yarmouth with about eight hots cif their owe cateh, but recent heavy weather at sea brie sensed some boats to seek harbours Dearer the fishing the. Yemeni ; Prices have ranged from IW. to per last. accordiag quality. Some of the long shore lode bare landed at Tairmouth several thousand fish, which hove realised 6.. to is. per 100. STAIIIIIND CAMS At :VI ANCHOIIIOI.—The statistics of mass is Manchester received two fearful additions by saes tried before the city police magistrate yesterday. The first race was Waal George Eushice for stabbiag • pence Named George Stewart. It appears that Eustaaa, eat of men savageoess, west about Deausgate and Little Peterstreet, on Saturday, flourishing • ludo end threateeing canons people. He struck one =. and cut him through his clothes. Stewart bed in four places, and he ia, according to the certifi cate of Hie house surgeon of the infirmary, in • &Ketone state. The other charge was spinet Michael Minton. who stabbed Michael Doyle in fourteen places. A quarrel had taken pleat between Minion and Doyle, and the prisoner stahlod his opponent, though the wounds amnia not to be dampress. Th.• case sgaiest Easton* was remanded, whilst Maks was committed for trial. —Moricilinfer Examiner. IST/ 100 100 100 liii 10 10 IN 1* IN IN IN IN IN ii ail lamp t istairimil N all , Ardsasse 10 14 IlaidditiLlfet u al . p.ai li di Ideas L N all Minim la Oralassons ... NI l OOaNlnneaan Kai di La us aIN9O MI all I _ .Do Xtteneloo N 14 Dutch Rhenish 11l an 'neaten) or Yrsne• N all Ind. Russian gua. a. p• a N all GU neutral of Rama re all Of. Leaman. Canal IN N all Italian inll,lloll N all LAO Conatautur et Bola N all Wine &nu Turnhout N all Lyons and Geneva 10 all Marla Autoula N all NaneaLlege 1 . My the 10 dl Do. sp.a Prt lens goy. la all smarm et ranee. IS la I DO. NW Shares Ili ail lidassalan Trunk Pref , N 11 !OttNaatnrnyrnaA idle, 1 N al Poeta Ijous. and Lath ' N all hula awl Orleans N ID Math sad S. Francisco le N 1111 Ira al lr . n a aiiin 7 , s" as Rod Dodd 6 di 'llgralewsdhli 4 mil . vs. Timeint. N di Orolos sod Mond . 10 all ! Da par owl ha: 114 4 lineal N as a Vodka st a Ilautliern of France.— hI I all Wad Flanders la all I Da. Idisir ord. 10d N di WodaN.W.deamaa la II laaamad Auld. 6 40 101•64140 11110111111111 U. t.. I I l lt I 1:1 eruct'. e I* i i din xin i 74 . 1 7 4 14:i Pi 7dl II 40) 411 M b 7 si l 4 i i M s 1 pm is 27 7 7; 52 10i la 22 - • 4l6.lltreib.4..e.hiliklr t i too Nedelli4pAliss.eimpt. 1106 et is lero.l9.4.JamAlely I WO Sr MI IMO& N. Ile. P. OD II I 111.1fildis00tf.-41.1 , 01. 110.3 awl! link I No. 1 6,190 60,60001 1,024 412 ! 6,144 4,000 6 4 13 6:908 65 1 1 4.000! 1,424! 0.0001 6,0001 iiii 1,128 UN 1,110 14000 HI lila %NO IMO *NO 11,030 Ma Ili 11/4 ♦ae 1.011 13 i x In d etrain o f although the week's receipts ht the carriage of hops have been 87t1!., against ask 1411. last year. MONDAY Enamos. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 92, I " buyers," for the 10th Oct., opened this morning at 93 to 4, and cloned at the same quotation. Far money the last price was 925 to 93. The official business report is u.s follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for looney, 93, 92/, 93, 92/, 5 ; ditto foe account (10th 0ct. ) ,93, 921, 93 ; Three per Ceeb• Reduced, soi, ; New Three per Cents., 905, 91, 905, 91 ; Bank Stock, !214 ; India Stock, 103. i, 4, 1021. 103. t ; ditto, for account, 1031 1034 ; ditto strip, 1034, 103, ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee pAper, JO ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent. 1035, g. The India Five p.r Cent. Stock fell heavily in the morning, owing to sales to close the speculative account of the operator alluded to above. Trans actions were recorded as low as 1025. In the afternoon, however. a recovery took place, and the stock closed at 1031 to y for the account. The scrip left off at 1034 to 4. The March Exchequer hills were steady at par to 3s. prem., ate! tit.. June at 6a to 9a. prism. In the foreign stock market the principal buai nem wax agaiu in Mexican and Turkish. The former fell at tLe opening to 265 to 4, owing to the article in the Paris Conatdutiotoiel throwing doubts upon the conveLtion between the three powers. Purchases being renewed, however the price reco vered, and closet at 264 to 274, or 4 higher than on Saturday. Turkish Bonds, of bet issues, rose per cent., the Loan of 1854 cloning at 855 to 86, and that of 1858 at 694 to 70. Venezuela Three per Cents. were quoted I) to 4. The Spanish Cou pon Certificates have improved to 6to 4. Peru vian Three per Cents. were likewise dearer, being dealt in at 84 to 841. Other foreign stocks ' were generally firm. In the market for bank shares to-day there was a slight decline in City and an improvement in Bank of New South IV:des. Oriental Bank were firm at 51 to 5. In the miscellaneous share market no alteration occurred. The share,' of the Mercantile Fire Insurance Company fell to die. to par, owing to sales to close the account of the speculator who has not met his engagements, but a recovery took place at the close to par to limit. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have fixed Thursday next as special settling day in the shares of this company, which are tote officially marked, The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 45 to 5 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 5 to 15 prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, 14 to 15 dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, dia. to par ; Commercial Union Eife l 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prens. ; Bahia Steam, par to I prem. ; and Metropolitan and Provincial Ban (Limited). 4 to 1 prem. Canada Goverument Six per Cents. were again quoted rather lower, whilst United States Five per Cents. and Vir g inia Dollar Bonds were inquired for. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two u'Ciocr.. The mining market to-day is inactive. Mut Cern Brea shares are not so firm as yesterday, being quoted ft 4 to I. Wheal ßasset were in request . , at 85 to DO. Marke Valley shares are quoted to ; North Treskerby, 94 ; Sortridge .Consols, 10s . 6d. to Ils. &L ; Hingstou Downs, 33 to ; Bast Caradon, 26# to ; and North Downs, 5i to j. Uuited Mexican Mining shares are quiet, but are quoted about the seine as at the close yesterday : transactions are recorded at 4. In other foreign as well as colonial mining shares there is no move ment. At the adjourned meeting of the East India Coal Company, held yesterday, somediactunion took place with reference to the accounts, but the proposals put forward by the board were acceded to. A re port will be found in another column. At Dale Mine meeting, held yesterday, the mom& showed a balance of assets over liabilities of 1,8351. The South Devon Iron and General Mining Company is erecting a smelting furnace sod miming ovens at Sladec Moad, a short distance from its freehold estate of :boathscomh, which are large derosite of Hematite iron ore, besides valuable tin lodes. The object of this foresee, ce., is to manufacture cLarcoal iron from the Hovey lignite. Mr. 8. B. Rogers is superintending their erection, and it is believed the furnace will be in blast in about six weeks time. At the Atlas Iron Mine do. deep cutting is being cleared, and the agent writes :—"we shaU henceforth rake with ease about 60U taus of ore per month." Simultaneously with the above operation the lignite I. being raised. Atlas Tin Mine Captain Warren, under date '2Ath September, writes :—" I have just come up from ander4round. where I am pleased to in fonnyon that there is s splendid lode of tin going down the 20 fathom level, and Maly undoubtedly say that we have to day hauled the hoed rocks of tin ever broke in the mine. I have one here iu the oSice nearly 1001 be. weight." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (BOY OUR OWN OORRISPONEM`IT.I (RY BRI71•R AND TRISI! ILLONETIO TZLEGRAPH.) The demand for France Laying almost entirely ceased. there hu bees sa inactive inquiry since Tuesday for both wheat and flour at barely prices then current for fine qualities, while inferior 'has beau obtainable at a decline of Id. t 023. per cental, and C.d. per bane!. Indian corn steady but quiet, at luta rates. Mixed marks 31a. No change in other articles. TALLOW MAT .KET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is fret At the eubjoinea rates :—Town tallow, 4,:e. :id., not cash Petersham Y. 0., on the spot. 49a. ; October to December. 49r. ; December, 49.. 6d. ; January to March, row. ; M..treb, 50.. 6d. MINCING LANK.-(THIS DAY.) Siman.—The market has opened firmly at full prices. COIIIIIIO4I brown ocalities are in request. MO bukate Java sold at 445. for fine grey. Refined is mono active at Gnu priees. COFFIF..—The market is firm, but little business has hese transacted by private contract. Trr h e•liet but steady. grls.—,(6,at 100 pans. sold, maroon Lesswards, and Demerara, Is. Sid. Rtes.—Rice is in limited request, except for clean, for which there is a good demand. SAGO.—Min ra.s, fair pearl sold at 20s. Perri.-200 bags, fine pore sold at 4d. for ordinary quality. Farrr.—Cirrsets continue firm, but little business has been transacte.:._.._ . - fact, /Y practical experi m ent . In order t"_ encourage I 7413 - 177a7Z , 1n0 hers coil, refection on i ' ' 33s ' fid. the placing of land under cotton culture, some 1 c orrwx ._ . 2,ooo l is l e ; sold. ' important resolutions relative to the grant of land i promo i. dem. but not n, tive. in foe simple on favourable terms have just passed Cormigit ,t. has been in better request since the fort the Legislative Assembly, and there is no doubt nightly sales, at arm price, that the govenunent of the colony will promote SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY. ) enterprise of this kind by every means in its power. T ra d e s l o - r . Prime ; meadow hay. 80a. to 9fts. It is intended to introduce coolie labour, selected ditto, fry, to 1051. ; inferior ditto, 40a. to 555. • 'lover, i cid, from the cotton districts of India. It is not pro- 91k. to 120 s. ; ditto, new, second cut, F&. to 1 . 055. ; straw, posed to cultivate more than WO acres during the , 235. to Ms first year of the company's operations, and the I - - --- --- first capital is limited to 50,0001. sutoject, how- i RAHatiATE,—SHoi•KINO DEATH OP CAPTAIN W e h a y s no . t h i n iee t e h a e bl e e to aseertain d the whole of the ever, to subsequent increase to 100,000 L It was DVlttvr.—(`r ;•:trplay afternoon Captain Durant was ea notified this afternoon that, in addition to the ; fixated is a .1,k,.. in the marshes adjoininir the sandwich names comprised in the original prospectus, Ifr. I T"' that h e • g ed a t g ian's sad sell. it aPPea "' Charles Barber of the firm of Barber Nephew c 1:„ 1" ,,,, 1n ee , ° arri ved Ra m sg ate f rom Hems Bay ea ? and Co., _has joined the direction. ; Saturday, and pa' et at the Royal Hotel. On Sudsy mora -1 wi s h his haots , on o . zil lie then proceeded Ra e to the The advices received by the present mail from! leg be was save on the Ramage sand.,. apparently very the manager of the Loudon and South African much the worse for liquor. He was walking up to his knees Catholic Chapel, where his conduct was alb as to ea Bank at the Cape are of a very satisfactory charac- in tb hotele. water Itamaa great 001110VAbl , . to the congregation, and he was forcibly and ter the Bus fa ii: t es t s h h at as t i l k ie wn eo c m ol p uze v 7 s ms sh. l .tr in e,, C a a re pe n T o o w w a n t , a premium there shows the estimate funned of the ejected. He subsequently hired a boy and pony chaise to undertaking by the colonial public. take him fora drive. After proceeding to the Salt Pond, as • ' the Sandwich Reed. be left the thaw in A call of 2/. is to be paid on Loulhatdo-Venetian end set elf on a ramble m the dik ere of f u theweam bey Railway shares by the Ist November. The slivi- to be known of his subsequent moye e m L e: i tZ thia mo . a t - dead for the year 1861, which has been fixed at 18 some time afterwads he was found dead in ex a 'dike.- - francs per share, will be received in part payment , Kent;el4 Ornette. of this call. I "A Goon SHEPHERD,"—One (Inv Isot week a The eighth call of 11. 10s. is to be paid on the shepherd, in the employment of the openMssrs. Kennedy. share+ iu the Bahia Railway Company by the 6th ~ 1 7nwilt t h ee a few sheep standing of November. The meeting is called fur the 31st % Calr_ cataract , „ that tne sneep roiil m ec t t hl t er th l e ) m al a n ely n' es, i a t n although the of Oct. The arrangements are notified in con- s h ep h er d saw fu il well the danger be was in if lie ender. nexion with the payment of the half-yearly in-' veered to reach them. set he resolved to make the attempt, terest. i and promoted to wind his way down the precipice until ha The directors of the Port Patrick Railway Com- ' stood mm above the cheep. While in a this.raitimt patty will receive , at Martinmas next, loans on de- ' th. shelf rt:t ' n 'i t a h he gti st i c r blerdowdentOanveed w ky y ih s : d f:l61, t wee a benturea for periods of three or five years, b earing ' poor rellow, io tryin: to save himself, vainly sactsevemei 4} per oent. per annum inter:mt. $ to make head against tie current, the sheep looking dawn A general meeting of the Royal Mail Steam upon their muter in dismay. Fortunately, he was deemed Packet Company iseonvenedforthe 23rd Oct. ;by some neilbhours who happened.te be passing,passing, awl au- The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this tricated from his mattesl situation j ust as be was about te sink. We re h ipny to state that the sheep were the week a decrease of 360 L ; and the South Eastern a ....... I - ' e,. ' secured.-. ....0 11, (Cr. I Bak.. 101 100 11100 100 100 614. -4i4 1068 t i Selo% *lieu 71 2 AL it: LI 11.11 1.111 133 139. 1 11. 17 ii . i . _ 0. . 1;74 ii IL se. Y. 4 -- 4 • .18s. &I. 1 . 71 1.73. - gi ! I f 11 ~~~~1 ~, E , ~.:~ 4~ iVY • • • • 'd I I 6 r ! ~v 1 /Isle* .1 7' 161 il" .