The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1860. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TEM DAT.) Jt DGES' CHAMBERS, SERJEANTS'-INN. I Pam Mr. Besot Wilde.) THE AG APENIONE. THE 4C►EN r. THE REV. LIIII3 MICE The hesriog of the return to the writ of habeas corpus obtained ou the part of Mrs. Harriet Luken*? Price sg crut L.r husband, the Rev. Lewis Price, for detaining L. r to custody, sod preventing her retuning to the Abode plain this Mr Motel Atkinson afor the Rey. Mr. Price, and h0,t,...p, with Mr. Luvibosd, of Bridgewater, for Mr. Mix.. The lady had been brought to London, but did not the learned judge ruling that there was so neowity r• her being priment. Mr India Atkinson than read • special relays to the writ of !whine by Mr. Price in which lie stated that he was a,..er0l to ha wife in July, 11445, she then being about 4.. vain of alp; that about 12 years ago they went to reside at the Agapemocie at Drayton, of which Heury Juba Prince wee the • • ; that • residing there some yew he became drwtidded wail the cooduct awl doings of that anablialinspot, and iog determined upon leaving the community, he , Tole, "unit to Odom his wife to do the runs. but .1,, refused, and be accordingly adopted various measures t• remove her, without Limon, she acting under the undue iutioebee of Mr. Prince. He had, however, traced her to ter and thence to lislishury, where he quietlA ri a n n e d wit% out force secured b e e per son , sad took her to i at Glastiobuiy, they um-Iwpm the same rooms, and ao orrerineut or deed of separation haying been executed. The learned counsel cited the judgment of Mr. Juithe Coleridge to show that the husbaad had • right to the cus tody of his wife. r. contended that the wife Ind been removed by rbolrom. Mr Hann Wilds said the bowie of the wife w with her husband used dhe isrd a legal septrathus. He ass rushed with the return to the habeas, sad ordered the rde to be rrossead to her husband, who bad a right to pus session id has, so low as there was no violence. COURT OF BAh KRUPTCY. (13.4un 14. Coeminioser !Rama.) 11411:C. The bankrupt, Edininad7octilicirs, a stationer and book ..elbr at ltrighton, applied to pass his ransisation. The ',aunts, by Merv. Paul and Turner, C(4l/131•11101 is J , ,ly, lnu , with a surplus et It 1. , and close at the date id the µAnion, Use 3rd Artist last The pru4l hays been 145/. ; trade ez 31J1. ; lames, 771. ; hors sad per &lila ars ; eine* Wt. The bankrupt road his ernaination. tt BASTE& Ti., bankrupt, trawl hurter, • chip'. as. t,..turer, a.t N. 73, Misensi, sad cd s.ene up to ask for hie airtittrate. Toe 6dr...sheet, ignored by Mr. Unwed Hardiim chows &Lt., Pro.; ditto erred, ; profits, 36141. ; 14ystal, July, !till, EOM. ; debtors good and doubtfrl, gr. ; property given up to revises, 21,14 ; ditto bell by ermiikat% I,HW. ; lures, 84W. ; trade asperse, SMUt. ; las, &aria, Sin:rest. ke., 3:001.; domestic and personal, — Yr. Lame for the called attention to the figures in ttn• ladeare•ebart, and said he had ao ousupLinit to make .11 their behalf spinet die bankrupt. TIN mapper how ever. tbooiht the bankrupt should - have sapped beton. lir Luddite, supporta', and said the pereonal expenses had Lam unriaally aorderate. The bankrupt, who had bra is. brumes fur fourteen years without failure, had straggled no la the era Lope of germinating his difl collies. The accounts were remarkably well arched, rod be trusted the court would warder its case fur • ocriaSeste of the awned den. Ti.h I 'oemaiminuer said the only lank of the huhrupt •ae Umbel; too hag, bud the trmie *apnea eimatliel the runts. le the ahem,: a 0n.... the bankrupt might t.le • arrtakete at the ..earl clam GANDELL ASD TODD. Th.. wa. u essosioatas abeetiag wader the baakrupley of hotwArd Ganda are* Wary_ JAI' Todd. who were de rrilenl GivemnebAltritt, Upper Thareeeetreet, ad el Nae.laar, merchant". The j. out btileaar..heet, compiled by Mr. MesrieeThosies, ...trot. hoe, the 14th liecelobo, 1857, to lb. 77th July, tAitiluiii‘ the following summary : - Dr.: 7o mat tun uo.ecurni, 10,517. 3s. ; ditto holding security, 338 f. ; prints to trade, 2,6771. 16.. ikl. ; creditors for admacee oosougsemitits, 1046401. ltt. 11d. ; total, 34,1301. 6.1. Cr.: Ile &loon good, 61. 17.. rd, ,• ditto diehtful. 351. ly, ftf. ; consignmeste owl et edriaces, 17,17.7/. 3s. ; prep.rty surreedered to the assiguers, 2211 2.. ; 4.. ie the hand. of creditors. 4591. 13.. ; trade expect... 3, 1.877/. 16.. tid. ; losses, 1,16.11. 12s. 7d. ; pro perty its Use heads of holders of liabilities of H. J. Told, WO. ; drawls(' cf (leaden, OHL 3e. 7d. ; do. .4 Todd, 1.610.1. Ti. 4d. ; kAal , 24,1301. 13s. 6d. The Mei.aut.lo Doi:oust Coopeay are roomed as creditor' ie tier petit lalsamolieet for 1571. 4.. riot, hold* shares in this conitsuir in the saute of H. J. Todd to the coons{ of 2.:0/.. snore this nod fur th er hetehtiee to the amount of 2,4.4/. to. TI.. tootigusienia are to nombay, Calcutta, blelt,,unr, ilsohurig and Sher/ghee. The sarecurW 1101 A• of 6111MICII aro stated at 4,341.'.; and the aseete consist 4044, 431. ; and property .err catered to the se -114[1.,. a, 4. W . ; the dobts 'Totbl were 431. • liability, 5,250/; and Mammal s di scoun t Company parti.lly assured Io tto deposit of shares, 2,434/. ; property sonendered, ir2/. ; the lubil.ties oa bills with the liercoitile Discount l'oropent are 2,434 1 . ; Overnid, Gurney, and Cu, 4,1331. ; sod Beek, 1,725/. Ir. 3L,a oa Amos and Stout) for the soignee" said the le oust. were of a ruluoisous diameter, end bad only lee,. is the loads of Um creditors within the Iset few days. I.e did tiot wish to say too notch at present, but there were who isuniderol that the father of the buakrept 4.steltli see liable for the whole .1 the debts. It was .4.0pt00.1 to emotes Mr. Ganda, senior, but bu died a rer dity. after the hot meeting, sad the creditor. were tou.shirars chat were the proper steps to take. He made a will a tow days lielun hie - death, and the smidgens: had et,tered • owed, alpinist its being proved in the Ooort. of Probate. The omminatios was adjoined for six treas. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Bylea) L'.'..i..l.llWorati, 20, a private in the Royal Artillery. WM charged with bortglanously 41a&ii( sad .storing the house .4 Philip Ormsby, with ogee% to seal. best pi osecuted. It al.p.-aral froth the evidence that the prosecutor to a large bioth.r, resisting at Woolwich, awl that on the night .4 the occUrrelbre he had gums to sleep oo o= in Ms rio H p tbes. e was aroused by fe e li ng • h an d OM his and then hr wasseised withgrait videos., by the throat I.ot Its strumbel with hisassailaatand succeeded in releming end - securing him, sad be tonsil ad to he the prisoi.er. Hr was somewhat the worm for liquor, and as he sr,. being Mimi to the polies Magic* he mid to tla Ca/M.4- H, tL..t he thought he had got lath a gowl crib but he lad mistake, and he wished he had cut the paaaatar's whoa called op= for his &haws, mail that 1. ar tiro ak at the Was, .ad be did Not kauw any uf what had A th:ry g aiirtillory said that the milepost I . 6 bitol t.hW e....Paa). and had toss is the rogiammat two ,t..r., u.l ho, rill, this:solar al a guud soldier. Ti.r j'lty th.• priwapr Gueltr. Tao haniod Jud4e said it was a Tory serious of sad Le ftataa....l ti,•• prtomer tu tiara) yam' lama servitude. TILE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) II Alt V LEBONE. MAL —• CHILD KILLED. J. /to se atentioss, Nu. 1.1 5 5K11, rum* to Westrairter, wee charpad with ‘•••awl the .loath ..f AUred frith. eight pore .4 fts. inivais reside at No. 3, Hearyearoal. T:I•MMIA I SI, Upper Sernearerest, d that • •t• F.L. ) Treeing trill* gran dews the=pread r....4 h, et three 011100ril•e• rears arse very far the I•riemor wee driver re el them. Witare obeerved a .Ll'4 smog from the pruner ire tie reed. hr. one rand Ogi " Id, Li, and r re poor • uL L.. gram in the act al turning bark the pals al the r's has harked him clows. use of the wheels pared lute, and he died shortly after hie admirer ire di. I el,. Ritypereisr It. /d r 21...--ns hon.' Tea met =inn. hat • r. for Vol. The primmer tried all he te pull . 7 .ut H.• rade rib so in bar to prevent the Lard •w. kok.iffyli••• It. Itr'wd Pm*, • geationen who wee a paemenger b y oaosiwa. d .a.ww! that the powwow was not yang at • tiros lye wales an bear, awl anti that be had ... .o Lard so primmer for hie rot meowing tarter. He .1- lc. • renairlutlJy eiseily and airehl drraht l lla man, and , •... a.•lestel. ~f the death the cluld hong ea- It w.. teeth,' steled that within' the Iwit few weeks '• ' 4 ..1.0 onsailamne at stout the setae •, • • ~ ..r,wful steel. haves or eight rhakires Lad L ,, •..r lately them sad two d this. kind r rewatplal till luirsteriow weak. Bail • I. 64 6111 l'4.4ppellflllllolll. r 10 eteta If lop If"( it Taunt*** Poctitte WORTII • %, .• .• it wt 101.4•411.• ass So Mr. ena. 1.4.4 the e.tivisi.Jed penteVittt i reet, that • .1 11, slapkT of Mr. Hsedasy, tats Hawkff. •• f. r. .4 12. l 11. Mt staws4. is is custody is Paris. He • I • Inomitt bangle Laalis• wts4s af tits vahisble roPire,__b__!"! •'. • lal 'oo'. was glared. has, f{ ININOTOU• In • Is.l. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NT mom minus) MANCHESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) CITY HANDICAP. Three quarters of • mile. Weaael, Libellous, L•zy L•m, and Be Quick •re here. CHDYTERFIELD HANDICAP. Three quarters of • mile. lady Bird, Lily, Erica, .Moo, Gipsy Girl, Mol davian, Black Dimmed, and Lady 14erturi are here. WILTON HANDICAP. Two miles. Desmond, S• 11, The Prophet, Greta, Jim, Be Quick, and Lady Bird are here. Button paid forfed. SELLLNO HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. Weasel and Libellous are here. TRAFFORD lIANDIr AP. One mile. Lustre, Libellous, Adelaide, ltab-at•the-Bowater, end EWA= are here. OTIZZ AftavALs.—Hop. f, Maid of Lyme, Noisy, Maid el Chesterfield, Kara Ana Teddiugtos f, Flirtation, Grace Darling, Xalpss, aid Min Hawley. We understand that, on the opening day of the Social Science Congress, the miners of Glasgow and neigh hew-hood will pruned the Hon. Arthur Kinnaird with an address, as a mark of their high appreciation of his labours in behalf al misses and their children. ZooLooleAL eirictirf OF LYNDON. —At the monthly ganoel meeting held yesterday at the society's house in -legume, John Gould, Paq.,vice-president, in the chair, him Berea, Highness Prince Edward of Saxe Welinef, the Duo of Manchester, the Earl of Harewool, the Earl of Airlie, the Earl Homers, and Mews. Jame., fellow Meech, W. J. klantall, and B. J. Ba r t on were e l ec t e d and Caplet& J. M. Dow, Major Tickell, Rod IN. H. Memo, ournespoodiag members of Use society. The Earl de Grey and Ripon, Athointl Sir H. B. Martin, sod Mesas. G. k. Forster, C. J. /Mott, and A. J. Lewis, were at the same time proposed as candidates for the fellowship. The report from the mused after setting forth a long list of ad. dairies which had been made to the rnenagene since the lost meeting, stated, amongst other things, that the number of vieitors to the wires during the present year had already reached nearly 300,000. Nu M t :•• 'A L tt , il V•L. NORWICH, TIMIUIDAT. —The seeouil miacellaneoun concert last evening woe a very long and interminable affair, midnight having arrived before tte closely pecked programme was exhausted. The hall were tille,l in every part ; in Lict, there was scarcely a vacant seat either in the patron,' gallery, the area sod side aisles, or the man gallery e,temponsed at the extreme end On the whole, the genera comfort of the audience was materially maimed by the e tenpins made, ..u.I there was lees languor and fat gn.• Off i,elt at the .'loan .4 the evening thee might have been atm.:meted from a four hones' sitting. This morning has been occupied with Molique'n new oratorio A4rnlanas (coadected by the ..omposer do persou) and Men ' delasolin's "As the Hart Pants." Of Ateuhass we shall give a special notion. The psalm, "As the Hart Pasts," was proceeding whim our despatch was closed. The attesid ance this morning was by no means so large as last night, and probably there wen not more then 6:50 or 700 persona present The patrons' gelligy, however, was well . REnonia.eraTion OF .114031Tott. —At the earnest request of many among the friends of the late Mr. Locke, Mr. Moffatt, late M.P. for Ashburton, who had been intl. measly aeauciated with Mr. Locke durum the whale of his parhementary career, will be proposed as a tandklate to fill the measey mused by the smiths sad hiniented death of Mr. Locke._ -- itI.CoND/LS AND NIA CONNTITUMNTIL—The following letter from Mr. Cobden, M. hee , W4 . been re ceived by Mr. A. Stewart, of Rochdale:- P a w, 17. (OWL-Dear Sir, -1 on obliged by your note inviting me, on behalf of the general committee of the Rochdale Reform Association, to visit my emnituente, on my return to England, before attending any public meeting. I have undertaken to present Nandi at Guildhall, to edmowledge the promutatin of the freedom of the city of Loudon ; but, beyond this, I will enter into no puLlie angagemeut until Ileve had the opportunity of attending • meeting at Redelale. I see no prospect of completing my task here until the end of meet month.-1 remain, dear per, vety truly yours, Rieman, COODES.-A. Stewart, Beq." TUN VOLONTEDD RCTILW AT YORI.—The follow * notice has been issued : " The review of the Yorkshire corps of volunteers bring Axed to take plasm on Knaves mire on the 2rath inst., the lords-lieutenant of the throe radians of Yorkshire announce that the Grand Stand and the weekeure have been placed at their ilispead, and it has been determined to make the ealuting,point immediately in foot thereof. Fur the scosumodetiou of the public, admission thereto, will le obtatiled by ticket.% t.. Le had on and after the 20th inst., at Mr. iisimpesu's, Conteystroet ; Mr. mis s e ev i s , otosiegate ; Mr. Pt.theree's, Couey.street ; Mr. Brid peered ; and Mr. Glnisby'a, Coney-street. number of reserved seats, Ric each, to the W ormy and state room of the Grand *end awl to a portion of the !Weenie' Hand. Tickets to the eschew% and to the upper door of the Grand Hand and to the Ground Stand, 3s. each, if purchased before the 27th Met. ; after that date, 4a each. Blends for carriages, 10e. each, will admit to the ground dl to to the Gra the nd Staid enclueme. The will be • to defray ocomeary expense% sod any surplus may accrue will be ted la aid of the volunteer movement in Yorkshire. entire area of Knevennire being pieced in the hands of the lords lieutenant for this review, Do tents, platforms, or o th e r erections by unauthorieed parti es will Le allowed ; and fur the comfort awl convameace of all *maimed, proper polite &manna/tits (under the superinteadeace of Colonel Coble) will be duly announced and eiders-rod.- -Gaon* Baton, Lieu.ecant-Colouel let Bat. W. Y. B. V., hosonry MOM. tary. -Bouthani, York, Sept. 11, 1860." COWNIAL GOVIIINONA AND 13440011.—A return hes been made which shows that our cologne have 46 go semen and bishops. They are distributed thee :-In North Amerim we have 7 gummier, and 9 bishops ; in the West Wee, 17 geveruon and 5 bishops ; in the Australian coloolie awl New Zealand, 7 governors and 12 bishops ; in African and Meditet omen poisonn ig 9 governo and 6 bishops; arid in Eastern co.ouies, F; rs Iklaud Islands, mid HelUdand, 6 governors and 4 bishops. There are 5 bishops in New Zealand-a greater number than iii India, which country and the lowan Lands are not included in this and other *storm relating to " winless." The Wm Ms of the gnomon of our minim amount together to about 130,C331. Among them Victoria in the golden governorship ; the celery is 10,1.1.:M. • year. The govern= of Cared% New Mouth Wales, and Ceyloa, have 7,11101. &year ; of the Mauritius, 6,0031.; of lainales, the Cape, Hong Xung, sad Gibrather, 5,0131. The other Wanes are lower, and shade down to LOW. The locoweed the bishops am much less the. the sums Piet named ; the highest es • that of the Bishop el Barbados% 2,511 d. a year. Their in comes are almost all provided either from aubsuial funds or the interest of money votheterily euntributad in this country and pined at the service of the church for this porpoise ; bet mom - the Bishop of Quebec, Newfoundland, Jenne., BlatateM Barbadian Amiga, and Guiana-have manual grants fen the imperial exchespier. Tim Weals; or Faamawoau Knrrraaa. facts stated at • recent conference between the meeker hosiers of Nottingham and their employes on strike, Wrongly posi tion the improvement which has takeo plaos in the posi tion of the working teen IMO the intreduction of steam machinery nut the frees-work knitting business. Mr. Lee (uf the Amu of Lee and Gee) mid it was aotorious that PM years an the frame-work knitters could not earn mum than Is. or be. a week. tie found, however, that in ono week is May forty-four of has own Lands had earned 481„ 3e. oue a than having receivol au lees than 11. Its. hi. It was the custom of certain Dieu to work with ea amenant, some of whom were ALI. to do easily as much ea themselves, the anstante being able to earn from be. to 14.. per week. He found the gross earn ings of thaw who bad assialeata ne follows :-1L M. In 10d. 21. te. 7411., 2/. Ito. 104 d. 2l 2/. 11.. 1 2/. M. 10id., W. 3s. 94., W. Os. 0 44 ld, As. 4 Mr. Mundell & a l so stated the wages of hie mine who were employed ten hours en Ave days, and is house on the Soturday. In the eirouW web none, the lowest drew 1/. A. lid. in the week, the highest 11. 16s. 10d., the average earninmi of Diastase nes being M. Pa. a week each. In the circular hoes dieurtmeot then wen twenty-four seta of frames, and tae lowest wages • man gut three was lea a week, the 21. la. 44., the avers). wages of the twenty.four res. hi el U . Is. 10d. in those instances where b o y s were amrpiey ea ammtataute et from Is. tole. a week, the lowest wane wore U. 13s. the Ligheet 2f. 7s. id., the average of be min berg IL (7m.tid. Fourteen rotary= without boys erode am average of U. 7s. ad. in we eves weak.. Tweety.ause women at the circular heroin earned an goompid 17s. a week, while the lowest sum earned by one of the girls in • week was M. N. ALLB/WKI Fl Ink—Five fires happened yester day in dilerest portions of the leaden Brigade district. thie .4111111111141 In the 11111•1111111 belee~o Messrs Nash and /We % hargrlnuldwie, eiamsto in orlis.wallc, near the Chaterbery ' s Pekoe, at !Aasheth. The Are was ewer, hem • supper of tar Inning ever, which est alummot immediately le Guam the root sad die timber walls of s buildlistg ahem Mao* kw shad 40 whim. The Urge sad powerful eagise of Mane Hgre, thodietißrmd chum,. Amok ea well es than ef the parish amid I,endaa linger!. levied* the iileom•floal, at one proceeded to the spot, sa i l Ana embed memo wee met to work, but the An con tinued to pregraa, ad could sot be extiagumbed until a amount nt dears. wee dose, sot only to the boiddieg but oleo le the etwolesta. Fortartately the mif fs:ter wee (accred b the Lanamhere 11047111e1 I.- Another Are took place yeeteeday em NNW, Farm, Little Word, the peperty of Mr. iloadea, • fano", whisk was strands& is epee of the early &triad of the engines hem town, with the dastraeties el seassiling approaching to TO weave kris et bey. This Are wee awned treat the bay over ' . ortag to the MINA hasvy glowers of rain. The other were not of • merinos Tea WI vs Mumma la Llmumoor.—YePterdav, ▪ Lfr , ipeol the bamset wooer held an *wet out tiro Lady of Sarah Newham, who woo murdered 17 her husband, nomad Nemadams, on Tuesday night. The fads of the *senesce appeared in our *dames yesterday. The en- I &nee adduced woo su.ular to that given before the Mi. pander, magistrate on Wednesday, end the jury olti• moiety retereeel • verdict of W.!/.i Murder again.{ l nors Nadeau. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioes. The railway share market continues to improve. London and /forth Western stock has risen to-day # per cent. ; Midland # per cent. ; South Eastern, f per cent. ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire and Great iVestern, per cent. Other descriptions are firm. London and North Western stook is quoted 100} to 101; Great Western, 73 to 1 ; Midland, 1261 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1134 to 1144 ; South Eastern, Mt* ; Caledonian, 92 to ; Eastern Counties, 54 to } ; and Great Northern, 116 to 117. Lumbanlo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at 14 to 14 dm. The Canadian and Indian lines are steady. i+ .4 " l . 4 10016 ETOL 10.05 et. Nodule 4 ell's , . 11.011 Fe.t. wet. laaahiely , 114 /14,01411 W. Seel 4p el 1111M7. Soli - it 6} ICO e ells U 71 t bt 1 iliet — Al ni 1 -- at Ile r ,—. id .1 hi I i 111 q ... 10j _ I - :III: 111 11l .... .... OM ... la WO 100 100 100 100 la I r 4 aßrnem WRWINUOM ZAILWATIL I ma y. I bales I I to 1 Dras.iseria.Elisp.Ds. Aa e. beßakatlaikalluraal De. rseisnate tid,llrft,.#oo,lorke d 4sns by .s Do. Jay Jiao l i, 1674.2t0: 06146664 S a lootorn TADookee.goo Dooloo =orp. mg Let lodloa Do P p. ollelporo Do. al p. et. Dotwai D Do. o. do. oL do OW °Wood& YoUsoolwa Grand Truk ot Do. 6 par et. Pref. Doiloo.Pret.6p etas , Do. 6 pee at. DANA Do. I pet at. UM. Do. do. UP. Do. do. _ INS Groot Indian Posiroda Do. Now GO. IL of I=4 el Wad De Now * ST i KN IS I dls a 75' TS U TS 18 ii ii I dim 1 1 p z 1 H 1 4 d i l: gla__ 101 die par 1111 10190* i Ws i 1 If *) M go 71 74 U 66 U 64 444 62 48 62 91 1 91 - .4“ 100} Is t di. ltd 71 97 7 d di. 99 96 t 7 96 96 90 99 Id 66 lei 66 1 SS 86 If If es r, Sok ,Iplit tinib B 00: do. j s s WU 40 Do.lip.a.Dda,p tib la Wadrao Cluar. 4 pot el Do. do. Do. 6I pa et Do. U k aim do. .. Melb.Corp.6p. &Noe& N. Wallowla Omada e.ler • mi. Do. do. me. Lod do. Do. do. 111 osy. do. Do. do. UM do. [l.;.'ilA-rw) -- -I 91 4 - IS 4 N Do. DoL imaic loct. P = b li.ll).Kl ke* 91 9) If 4 ils is I I als JOINT STOCK SWUM No. 11114. I Nunn 1 Pd. 1 Cl. prised 1 Silos. IMO 100 Agra and U. his. Bank . 110 78 90 - U6OO 60 Austrabula - 10,000 26 Bank of WO 4,000 100 Sank of London SO 49 II - 60,000 10 Bank of Turkey 3 li li the - 10,000 60 British N. America - 681 KAN 10 Chart. Bank of ladle, Australia, and China. all 114 U 10,000 Id Cbrtrd. Mac. of Indira Lon., sod China an 13 34 - 8 000 100 Ca m.* ol - M,OOO 11 Cosa of Canada 11, 100 Com. of London lO 10 21 - 16,000 10 En& Bcot. &Ana/Chasid. ail 14 14 - 110,000 10 G. Bank of Seitz/clan& all - -..- 36,111:0 10 Lon. Cl.. Bank of Austrl. an 114 al - 26,060 60 Landon and County - - - 00000 60 Landon Joist Stock . _ 10 - 300 - 20,000 20 Londe. d Routh Aldan 1 1 00 dis ..- 40,000' 100 Lon. and Weatininster lO - - - 10,000 100 Nat Prov. of norpsoll 4ll - - 26,000 110 Do. New 10,000, 60 National Bank - - - 26,000 10 New South Wales 60,400 26 Oriental Bank Corpora all - - 44 i 16.000 10 ottoman Bank - 10,000 100 rrostocial of Ireland - - - 4,000, 10 o. New 18,400! 25 Sout D h Australia 40,0001 26 Cnion of Australia - ... 40,0001 60 Union of London - -. 14 3,0001 100 Unity Itutnal SI - ... -... ULIKIILLANIOUL No. 1 311. 1 039,481.88 Ird 1 C7l. pries*. 1 dales. 11001 16 ---- ilaidass Mini .. all 14 u - 18,000, 25 Australlms Agrtenl..... 19 17 29 - 860'1000 Masada Tel jUsa.).... all - - - HAM 10 Berlin Watenrorks .. .. all 5 14 ill -.. SO Brit American Land .. 60 SO U - 1.444/ 60 Sell &Irish Ma& TeL • all 131 27 -. 7411 1 1 1 10 DD 107 par dill 1891 an IS 11 .... 11.730 SO Do. 0 sms age Canada Lead an Ili 117 - 3,N0 10 Cla Mg Islands TeL (L) all - - UMW St. p. editor& Snadt. all - - 12,000 U De. Prot 70 per cnt. all 14 til - 1,000926 86 Crystal Palace - 100,810 ft Do. nefenuice 260,000 86 Do. 4p. et. Tarp. Deb lOO 100 108 pa 0- 100,7, 000 190 16 Do. New l6 ft Telegraph dls 103 102 - 4 - 70,000 A Bag. sa4 Aust. Cop. 20,000 15 • Steam Navigation 14 - - -.- 150,000 1 Great alp (landiod) - 100,000 1 Do. 174 psr east. Pref lll I 11,000 6 Lon. DYftlet Tel. (L) ill - - Um - 60,000 10 London Discount (L.) 100,000 4 Lost den Omnibus On all 1 1 10 - 60,000 20 Idestras Deign. a Carl 1 2 4pm - 10,000 10 Iledltemussanilso.TaL all - - -• 11,000 10 Iledlter. IL Tel. (Um.) all 2 4 - N,OOO 16 National Discount Co II 10 11 Us .- 0,000 20 NorbuddaCoaltiron(L) 5 It 1 Els - 11,310 10 delharlands Land - all I -- 00,000 6 Do. ap. a, is. at I Us. all 0 1 - 1,71 e 100 . Beaus. &N. Soot. LA. N - - - 100,676 1 N. Brit. Australadaa all - 60,000 1 . , Gas 60,000 1 Da. .. New Ilharas' 10,000 10 . is sub. (usa.)A I - I. _ ' - 10,000 10 Do. do. II 41 -•-• - 000,000 86 , Biter Lands Ms. 100 47 U - 9.000 60 Penh. and Wm Steam all 76 /8 741 10,00:1 SO Do. New l6 11 13 put 13 60,000 SO Ilso i Us/ TA 40 e.debOya. byDr. Gov. an 17 18 - 10,000 60 Iron - 10,094 111 . , New all 4 6 -, 11.000 UM Royal Mall Urns - 0 SS 66 - 1, IL • Art Invielaa 100 1111 115 - 14 16 • Asolislisa Lod MI SS 34 381 76.000 1 bombe TeL am* oad .... 70. 1 DO. do. lieslairded all I oad - lA, IS . &La Co. Up.Cls 6 - - 61 1 0, lial Dldisms's load IN 4 17 1 ..- TR.AI7IO Lames. Mei Pro Itia• TNN. ?. Sim mow damage. WO. VAL Week (lading Sept. 9. a a a a firLstol and Vsetir -• dAdf $6Bl But Anglian Week ending Sept. it Belfast and County Duos Belfast trNorthatOuntios Belgian gastarn Jamaica 2 North Latent Waterford end Lama& TT South Wales Stockton and Dardaidaa N 6 'ss 117 1,61111 713 NO 7.108 7:iss Mg 987 807 684 1,8114 1.814 161 278 UP 24,266 64,7111 41,666 610 1,226 1,266 lOW 7,679 7,464 7,410 4.614 - _- - - Week ending Sep& 14 Birkenhead — 1,1116 Western Counties Midland North British ll4 Wei SAM Bootliak Central — UN Shropshire Union in $ll maws 1412 2,008 2,989 9,790 ~ 9. 8 1 24962 14117 44,660 60,176 0,077 4/11 0,000 1,610 & ;6M bts am 1 us WIT 1,700 CHAPLAIN TO MD. ALD. AND SHERIFF AUDIS.— The Rev. James Spews, D.D. of the Poultry (Independent) Chapel, will atheist* u chapla in to Mr. Sheriff Abbise in lieu of the Rev. Dr. M'Caul, who accepted the office, bat the preoarious 1414111 of whose health prevents hie attendance to the duties—Otry Prem. A Sur-Aoocissp MOHDIREL—We stated yesteeL day that a man named Heron was examined at the Liver pool Polies-smut, having informed the authorities that be had thrown a man named Hall into the river and drowned him. We believe that Heron her since been examined by a medical gentleman, and found to be insane. Arrxurrxn MORDND IN A SHOOTING °ALLIER!. —At the Liverpool Police-court yesterday, David IrLannin, the keeper of a shooting gallery in Murray-street, was spin brought op on a charge of firing a pistol at a nun maid Gettum, whom he wounded la the bead. There ems no fresh evidence produced, and was fined M. sad meta. ACCIDIST.—Another death has 'vaulted from the terrible railway tieoldent at Hehasher° on the 4th instant. In occurred in the Manchester Infirmary on Wednesday night. The decuesd is Mr. Hartley Butter. field, cunt , Barrow&ld. He wee injured pniicipally in the leg sad was reported to be improvise shortly after be was taken to the isfirtsary ; but his Blame took • fatal turn on Wedassday.—Metichester Eroasinw. MIILANCROLT Booms —On Baturday s ain/ last the inhabitants of etealtos wens slammed leg • that Thomas Alexamisr, • yoga, lad. bed which uatortaaately teased eat be be Woe A little peat tan, David Ferguson, briar ia the Meek Bull, on going round to the bares. room, ob served in it • light which, however, was extiagniabed OD his a lipriach. Entering the apartment he struck • itio ama observed the deceased, to whom he rewarked, am you about to-night, TIM ?" There wee • gun is the mom, sad Alszander said lie was guise: to Ida it out to have • shot at • black cook, whew the former re plied that he did not think that a proper time. Ferguseon ihen . sereed to go lab the inn for a gal of whisky. On re turweg he bawd the candle out, but was surprued to ob- Sen.. AM.aandr lying with bin haul on the fender, and the breast of Ile shirt on lire. He exclaimed, " Tam, whiffs the matter?' and tried to extinguish it. Having thwa lighted • match he became aware that something mimes had happened. Running out. he lout into the boss* and brought WWI others, when it was found that the unforts nate lad had shot himself through the heart. The gun was lying elms to his side, with a pew of stout twine about • foot long and • loop attached, by which to draw the with his foot In the owner of the room was • yard t = which he had got oat of a shop in the village, for a tenured. No adequate canes an be assigned for the rash act.—Ayr Adrertisw. TUITOITATION OF WilltaT MID FLOWN.. —Duty paid at Hull last week : —340/. 15a, o. 6,815 of wheat ; W. 104., on 5,290 qr. of barley ; 154/. 125.. on 3,692 qr. of WAS ; 121. 13a, ma 353 qr. of rye ; 2821. 125., cm 3,652 u. of beans ; 1121. Bs., on 2,245 qr. of peas ; 61. 35.. on 123 qr. # Who ewe ; and 231 14s. it., ou 1,2811 cwt. of wheat MONEY MARKET.-YWIS DAL Two o'CLocs. There have been further sales of Consols to a considerable amount for immediate delivery. The price for money has accordingly declined f t per cent. For the account, however, the market iii firm, and the quotation is about it per cent. higher than yesterday afternoon. British railway stocks are still advancing. In other respects the day's business in the Stock Exchange has not given rise to any feature of striking im portance. The improvement on the Paris Bourse contributes to sustain confidence here. At Paris this morning according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three' per Cent. Rentes were quoted 68fr. 25c., being about A per oent. better than at the close yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931, 4, and 1 for money, and 934 for the account. The present quotations are 931 to for cash, and 934 to for the 11th of October. The official business report is as follows :—lndia Stock, 2164 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1034, ; ditto Bonds, Ca. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, 46., ls. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet, and scarcely any alteration has occurred in prices. The Austrian Five per Cent. Metallica have been dealt in at the depressed price of 484 per cent. (the exchange being taken at 10 florins per pound sterling). The Turkish Loan of 1854 is steady at 734 to 744, and that of 1858, at 571 to f. Sales are recorded as follows: Austrian Five per Cents., 481 (exchange, 108.) ; Buenos Ayres six per Cents., 98 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Ca tificates, 1011 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 21k, 22 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., 741 ; Russian Five per Cents., 104, ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 485 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61, ; Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1011. The commercial demand for money yesterday was more active, and less disposition was shoe n to take good bills below 34 per cent. Business at the Bank, however, has not revived. ' A fresh fall of about 1 per cent. took place on Wednesday at Vienna in the Austrian funds. There wore no transactions in bullion at the Bank yesterday. The Norfolk, which cleared from Melbourne on the 25th of July, had on board a total of 35,201 ounces of gold, worth 141,0001. The Dover Castle with 228,0001., the Orwell with 151,5001., and the Red Jacket with 152,0001., from the same port, have beau at sea 88, 72, and 64 days respec tively. The total by the four vessels is 672,5001. In the Bankruptcy Coati yesterday the adjourned examination meeting took place in the case of Messrs. Johnson and Gilman, wholesale boot and shoe manufacturers, of lied Cross-street and other places. The case was adjourned. There was also an examination meeling under the bankruptcy of Messrs. Axtell, Knights, and Axtell, tanners, of Bermondsey and St. Neots. The bankrupts passed. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,3891. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolushire an increase of 1,262/. ; the Midland, an increase of 4,4851. • the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 4,571. ; and the North Eastern, au increase of 3,0571. It appears that the Anglo-Lnso-Braailian Steam Navigation Company have discontinued advertising the despatch of their steamers for Brazil. Advice , ' received from India show that the trade upon the Indus is rapidly increasing, and only awaits proper facilities of transport to acquire important dimension. The agent of the Oriental In land Steam Company, writing from Kurrachee on the 18th of August, communicates as follows :—" Tue Sutlej, which left Mooltan on the 28th ult., arrived at Sukkur ou the 30th. Left Sukkur with • full cargo on the 2nd inst. ; arrived at Kotree on the 4th inst. ; started on the oth, and reached Ghizree (Kurrachee) on the 10th lust. High prices were obtained from Sukkur, and when the steamers' and barges' holds were full, and decks covered with bales of wool, the merchants were offering as much as 2 rupees per maund for freight. I have also an offer from natives to bring down next trip from Sukkur 10,000 maunds of grain, and 3,000 maunds in suc cessive mouths." The freight for the next voyage had already been all bespoke before the letter left, and the new barges of the company lying in Kur rachee were about to be taken round to the river, by which additional accommodation would be afforded. The chief articles brought down the river appear to be wool, sugar, seeds, cashmere shawls and cloths, rugs, ghee and saltre. Up the river the chief articles are bale goo of all kinds, beer and wines, haberdashery china, cutlery, &c. There appears to be no doubt that the Indus will speedily become a very important artery of oominerce, and that Kurraehee, with the aid of river steamers, will be the gate of dentral Asia. A special meeting of the General Discount Com pany (Limited) was held on Wednesday, at the offices in Nicholas-lane to considera proposal for the voluntary winding up of the undertaking. A report was read from a committee of investigation, which had been formed to assist the directors iu the emergency occasioned by the failures in the leather trade. This document recommended • voluntary winding up, and the appointment of liquidators. Since the committee commenced their labours however, the company's liabilities on bills discounted have been reduced from 64,0001. to 30,0001. An attempt is, therefore, to be made to sustain and remodel the present company. With this view the committee proposed that a voluntay subscription of 90e. per share should be paid to meet present liabilities. A resolution to this effect was adopted. A committee of liquidation was likewise provisionally appointed, to act in the event of • winding up becoming advisable. The Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company have issued the following _ 1880. Receipts from Jan. Ito July 31 it13,V13 £27,974 Espouses 13,887 18,034• ProAis VOW 19,310 IRMO. Receipts from Aug. 1 to Sept. 9 07,333 1859. Ditto 6,998 Increase— . 0145 • The Increase in expenditure, amounting to 2,767 L, is messioned by renewals for the permanent way. The deed of association of the Bahia Gas Com patisisaarOW ready for eiguatare. Baring Brothers and Co., and Glyn and Co., notify that they are now ready to commence the delivery of Canadian Consolidated Five per Cent. Bonds in exchange for the provisional re ceipts issued for that portion of the debt which was converted ex the July dividend. The London and Westminster and London Joint Stock Banks announce the half-year's interest duo Oct. 1 ou Victoria Government Debentures. The half-yearly dividends are announced on Radon City Sterling Four-end-a-Half per Cent. Beads, and on New Brunswick Six per Cents. The arrangements are notified in connexion with the payment of the half-year's intern,* on London and Greenwich Railway preferenoe stock. The position of the m• et for American securities is noticed as follows by Wears. D. Bell, Son, andel°. : The market for American securities has muse improved ; the demand for investment during the past weak bevies greatly increased. TIMMY Druinms. Canso* which closed yesterday at 23 5-16 to I, for the 11th October, opened this morning at " buyers," touched 94, aud dosed at 93 6-16 to j. For money the last price was 931 to 1. The official business report is as follows Three per Omit. Consols, for money 931, 1,1; ditto for account (Oct. 11), 931 ; New Three per Cents.(shut), 231, 1, 1 ; India Four per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 35., 68., die. ; Five per Cent. " eufaced" rupee paper, 961 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Oeute., 1021. The Indian Five per cent. rupee paper remains quoted 96 to ; the Fiv•-and-a-half per Cont., 104 to ; the Five per Cent. stock et 1869, 1031 to India Bonds, Cs. to 3e. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, ls. to 4s. prem. The traimactimui in the foreign stock msrket were rather more numerous than of late. Pikes remain steady. SpaniFli securities, including the Coupon Ceadficates, were rather more inquired for. The Turkish Loan of 1804 was somewhat better, at 73i to 74f, whilst that of 1858 re.nsine quot:d 67; to I. There was again a good demand to-day for Lon don, Chatham, and Dover Railway ordinary stock, which experienced a fresh rise of about 2 per cent., closing at 57 to 59. There was no alteration to-day in the market for bank shares. The demand for Royal Mail Steam shares continues, owing to the apparent discon tinuance of the competition by the new company. Miscellaneous shares were quiet. Great Ship re mained quoted 7s. tsd. to Bs. East and West India Dock stock was marked 1201. Canada Govern ment Five per Cents. were inquired for and firmer. The closing quotations for shares in new under► takings were as follow :—Oosiux Marine Insur ance, 2 to 2k prem. ; Thames and Mersey Ma rine, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Inn ranee, 3-16 to k prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to I dia. ; East India Irrigation, die to par ; Gellivara, 1-16 dia. to par ; and Coventry Cotton Spinning and Weaving, to prem. In a pamphlet just issued (Effingham Wilson), Mr. H. S. Selfe furnishes "a narrative," wherein he impugns very seriously the management of the United Kingdom Mutual Annuity Society and Benevolent Annuity Fund. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoos. The mining market to-day is steady, with a fair amount of business. There are inquirim, amongst others, for shares in East Caradon ' North Downs, Providence, and Stray Park mines. Wheal Trelawney, West Caradon, and West Basset have also engaged attention. A con siderable number of transactions will be found reppoarttted in the Stock Exchange official list. Foreign and colonial mining securities are like wise steady. There are inquiries for English and Australian Copper shares, which have been dealt in at 21 and 2g. St. John del Rey are marked 2711 ; Great Northern Copper (South Australia), i die. • Kapunda, 1} prem. ; and Scottish Australian Min: Mg, dis. fhe prospectus of the British Slate Company (Limited) is issued. The object is to acquire and work upon an extended scale three first-class slate quarries, two of which are situated near Aber- Coll* in Merionethshire, and the third at Caerhyn, in Carnarvonshire. The promoters express confi dence that when the works are in full operation a very large and regular dividend will be realised, slate mee4ng always with a good sale. Upwards o' 50,000/. has been expended upon the two quarries first mentioned. It is estimated that by the further outlay of 10,0001. the produce can readily be in creased to 20,000 tons per annum. Half of the purchaiss money the directors may pay in shares. The company's capital is fixed at 75,0001., in shares of 11. each. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK, -(THI8 . DAY.) The weather Ass *gain been unsettled, at one time a little sun, at another heavy ram. There was a heavy fall bait night, but toSky it Is comparatively flue, With the wind from the westward. . . . . It appears to be generally conceded that the yield of wheat will be deficient, whilst sa regards the quality there is little doubt of ita inferiority In too many instances. Prices therefore are likely to be sustained. From the dampness of a largo quantity of the new, old grain must be in demand for mixing. The English supply =ethnics very small this week of all descriptions of Dore and flour, especially of old wheat. No Scotch, and only two small parcels of Mali oats. The foreign supplies of wheat this week are heavy in ad dition to hist day's report, principally American, with Rus sian, Prum , iati, and one cargo of French. Of flour the arrival continues very large of American. The supply of barley insignificant and oats very moderate since last day, the larger proportion beiug Archangel, with a very little Priudian and Swedish. The wheat trade to-day very firm for new, and rather dearer than on Mooday for old and foreign ; in softie cases Is. more money lass been obtained . Several of the country markets were dearer yesterday. Barley today slow trade, at late rates. Oats very tirm, and supplied being very moderate, rather more money is asked. Beans and peas without change. Flour trade dearer fur country-mode sellers, asking 42e, for Norfolk,. Lees doing in Americo than in the early part of the week. Value fully equal to Monday. FLOATING CABGO6B. —There IA a steady sale in floating GRTSUet, but no material change in prices; there are now off the coast about 20 wheat, 4 luaus, 1 barley, 1 beans, and 1 rye. Wnsar.—English : Frees and Bent, white, 445. to 5Ra. ; ditto, fine, fan. to We. ; ditto red, 425. to 513.; ditto, fine, 48e. to 58s. • Norfolk, Sm., fire, —a. to —a. per qr. ; Foreign 625. to 661. • fine, 645. to Mc : Konigsberg, h2s. to 6h.; ditto, ex tra, 651.; Rostock, 625. to 654. ; American white, 635. to Us. ; ditto red, 52.. Us Ws. BArusr.-Englisk malting, -s. to -u.; grinding, 29.. to 325.; distilling, 335. to 355. per qr.; foreign grinding, 29.. to 305.; ditto distilling, Lits. to 33e. MALT. -Eoglieh, Essex and Norfolk. Ha. 601. ; fine, 64a. Mids.; Kingsto and :own mids,49s. to 605.; fins, 60s. t 0755.; brown, 52a. .156 e. OATIL-Eoglish few' 236.6 d. to 29a 6d.; potato*, 23.. 6d. to ; foreign, .s. Od. to 29a. Od. Bum-English .ink, 40.. to 435. ; harrow, 395. to 47a ; pi o, 495. to 51s. ; foreign, 3d.. to 44.. YAmt.-English ,oilers, 395. to 445.; maple, 425. to 435.; par, 39.. to 411.; foreign, 39.. to 43.. LOUR-English town, 55e. to 374.; country, 41e. to 45a. ; Louseholds, 445. to 50a. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 4115.; Frouch, 40s. to 425. per sack ; American, 275. to 325.; SyssAinh, 40.1. to Ott iiuuiAza aro LONDON nom am. n To mtrr. a. tr•scb. Irish. la ISO mit. WbeaS Barley oats Malt MO IMO& Back "lour. IWO sacks; °reign Flour, 6filli 'imam, awl 3227 barrels LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) (NT BRIMS AID IRISH YAONCTIO TIR:RORAPH.) 0101 OUR OWN CORROSPONDINT.) Grain market active, and all articles exceedingly firm. Wheat in good demand, at ld. advance. Indian corn fid. dearer. Mixed American and Ibrsil, ; Galata, tse. lid. Beans, barley, and oatmeal very firm. Weather fine. Sample, of new wheat very bad. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) ituomt—The quantities offered by public sale this week have been large and rather exceeded the demand, but the importers pretty generally , refused to submit to lower pricee, and bought in freely so that we cannot reduce genera/ f l i , oti:i= although they have been difficult of attainment. market has also been dull, and beowu lumps quoted 4fie. CONTIOR —The quantity offered in public sales has been limited, lad prices have been supported, and present prices appear to have confidence. Two or three verger* have been sold afloat. bugs public sales have ^one off heavily this week, sadprices have declined ld. to RlM._Carsosa afloat have sold at to &L advasoe ; parcels ow the spot at fully previous rates . MM.—Prices have been steadily supported. itaterlirsu has bees difficult of sale this week. irrniehavosold earthly at previous rates, except ghger, which is seta lower. °arms.— About 4,035 bales sold at full prices. Immo steady ;12 , 100 chests are advertised for the sect quarterly sae. la saber articles no material alteration. Markets gene rally have been dull this week. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY. ) 6. The market la steady ; annexed are the pr : Petersburg Y.O. ce the wet, 52e. Id . ; Oet. to Dec., 1 ; Jas. to Marsh, b6a. ; March only, Lls. Id. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messes. Pattaeden and Smith report that the accounts some worse and worm from the hop plantations, and where plaits hes commenced it ie mid the crop comes &on half short of estimate. About 40 pockets of the new crop have arrived at market, bat, being very unripe, are not sought after. 1860 sod all flee old hops in demand at improve i priors. Doily, 411,0061. COAL MARILET.—(THIS DAY.) W4l. Earl Hatton, 20a. ; Walls End Lunbtoe, 19s. Oct.; Walla Sad Haswell, 20s. ; Walls Sad raawarts, 90a. ; Walls End South Hotta* 20e. ; Wail. Sod KorDl2Bs4 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Braddyle Heaton, Ns. 9d. ; walla End Routh Hartlepool, 18.. 9d. ; Walls End Hellos, 19.. 3d. ; Walls Sad lb* lee 6d. ; Was End Raton Lyons, 17s. 9d. ; Tunstell, 18s. ; Del mont, 17s. 91. ; Durham, 17.. 3d. ; Byron, IS.. 3 , 1 Walls End Hadley, 18s. ; Binadoa, 17e. ad. ; 19a. ; Wylsm, lbs. 6d. ; Holywell, lls. Id. ; ' ll = Hour Butes, lb. 6d. ; °papas, 16e. ; Ballade Hartley, 16s. ; Davidsou's Hartley, 10.. ; Hastier Harder. Howard's Hartley, 16s. ; Lambert's Hartley, 13e. 99. ; Clark's, 15s. 6d.-13 ships at market. a} '4 114 I'l4 1101 73 ft fk i if 110 ft 14 9 1001 100 127 i N I QADINART MIAMI AND rI'OCIL AMINATt Nns..WeL &Stoat Val. •OlSJaas alsqcbtirA_ ~~G~,.~~.... B and Bandon Cornwall Do. • Ano dlv. Ism Do. D p.e. Is pald to B. Dublin and Belfast Jon. Dund.,Parth. &Anti's &at Anglian !astern CuunUas - - - U7ssiol-; Foroo,Btoek Do. Mock tut Buifolk all Ditto ISO Edinburgh sad Otassovir Ito ilitllnt&O,Porth, Dundee all Yorth and Ljd. 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