The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-23 00:00:00

W INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) RT mr OF BANKRUPTCY. OO b) animation 90 ainiut. hod to the court to annul an aijudication cia an affidavit from a creditor, Maths, that all the other creditors, aul consented ti the siinalled. • that so adjudioation ought to be aa. the comsat of all the creditors wbo this ems the first sitting bad sot taco g goy . no debts had bees proved. Lord that no such step could be takes before the t present there wee no evidence before the the creditors, or that the party making W6S a coeditor. It seemed now to be e ...ohm of a bankruptcy wee quite a on application beiag made to that effect. be dose ustil all tite creditors had had an being hurl. The application must be die to, IX EX 1.. EOCIIPORT. ws. described u s merchant, of Crows. r. The liabilities are 1.7501.; property held X. The ow had beam before the %Art % repeated adjooresseate havioi bees rah , through the haperfect state of the accounts. 'tag, oo the :Nth of Julie, au adjournment reason of some Chancery proceedings which impeding, sod which would affect the mount lwthe assignsea, asked for another adjoarn onths, the Chancery proceedings being still Lth es ths, for creditors, objected to the form o f Shortly before his failure the bankrupt h a d in the Surepsem Bank worth 4 001. to hi! e amigos*, had very properly cha ll eng e d by filing a bill in Chummy. • iocer-4001. will not go a bag way in 1 .. Prooeedings there are much more axpe y need to be in Loed Eldon'a time. A bill and adverse obtained tie next. (Lsughtcr.) ' r—This is not an instance of despatch. s said the bankrupt had been on tie Stock rrutuiy, sod coming to Eogland tia thought the Lowden brokers a turn. 115 had had ewe. So:Used Silveater, a moat respectable taint of 1,4001. ; and his accounts did net of thew) transactions. It wee proposed to dons to the bankrupt on this and otbikr points_ an, for the bankrupt, urged that there bad prosecuting the showery suit, no steps having June, 1:164. directed an adjournment, reoniaitioue to be baokropt within ten dare......... 1 0 almiiidatittsropazx TEESDALE pl. was described of Copstown, Mallow, Co r k, r, and of We ll ington-square. Chelsea, min as Major Teesdale, not a trader. The debts assets. good debts, f a .: ProParte held 4,9001. The expenditure in the two the failure is stated at 1.400 1 . sad 9001. attributes his failure to his expenditure his income, and the exorbitant rata of in. - e c s esu ;lie eitbankrupt, who was suffering f rom accommodated with a seat. &me opposed for the &mitoses. They had not °Maio any account of the bankrupt's dealings er, the Rev. Christ. Teesdale, who, alter ea -1 of sale given hint by the bankrupt some yams ft the cottatry. The assignees wished to ex t be could sot be get bold of. ce complained that the evidence which had in shorthand at a private sitting, and which toll explanation of the transactions, bad not • the proosedinp, two from YYr. Abrahams, mid there bad been irregularity in reference (nations it wait the duty of the solicitor to to have placed them on the file, and till that court could not mowed with the ease. asked that the solicitor should be ordered of the adjourement r directed in adjournment. asked that the adjournment should be eine present state of Major Teesdale's health, it ' to him to be bronglit here periodically for no en the examisenions were put on the file, would apply for the appointment of a day. ams objected to the assignee being pot to the having the examinations transcribed, the can • t assets. He was prepared to show that obligation on him to do so. ur said the question was a moat important one, be relied hereafter. In the absence of the the Fitting must be adjourned sine die, with t of the bankrupt, wits protection for three ITRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) tral Criminal Court resumed its sittiogs this ore the Right Hoe. the L,rd Mayor, the Re. • man Sir F. G. Moon, and Alderman Carter. y : appointed sheriffs. Alderman Gibbons and as, Esq., the seder•sheriffs, H. Duffett, M. Rawlins, Req.. kg. edition of the calendar contains the names of 93 75 males and it females. There is only one murder. that of Amelia Soatberwood fo , r killing 'nate child. The grand jury, of which Patrick Eq., was elected foreman, having been sworn delivered his charge to them. His lor dsh ip the number of cease to be disoued of was sot es aa ordinarily the case at this period of the year. was a charge of murder against a female utherwood, for the murder of a new-born child. r admitted the birth, and that the death had by her placing the body in a drawer, by which were inflated that death ensued. It would be jury to say on the evidence whether a prime of murder was established so as to call for farther There was a charge of manslaughter against • named George Priem,the the circumstances of which lat. The wife of prisoner had long been suffer. • dreadful d* that of cancer, and her life could been of longdunfioe, but it was attributed to the that having the p)wer be had refused to her the proper susteatatios and nourishment, by which, ea y harsh and cruel treatment. the death of this un. • y had been hastened. If those facia were este the evidence, the prisoner was amenable to this t for manslaughter. There was another came to must call attention, and that was the ease of Shaughnessy, charged with wounding his wife with murder her. It appeared that they had been time separated, and that the prisoner • neatly a fight her to return to his home. • and on the night in question, on meeting bee t he drew horn his pocket a razor, with which is wife's throat and afterwards inflicted a sever* his own. Both of them remained is a precarious some ronsiderable time, and it would he for the ry to say whether they could doubt, on the declare?. e prisoner himself, that his intent was to commit ace imputed to him. After briefly alluding to the oho and Mary Roche, charged with wilfully neglect. • d which had been entrusted to their care for a payment ; and to that of Fanny Knight, charged ling the birth of her child, the turned Recorder wen no other case which required say co mment • sad he remitted the grand jury to their room a their labours. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) HARLHOHOIJOII-STRIEET. RINGING Tag WILL AT CANBRIDON HOSE. dal Harvey. a boostoaker, befog at 38, Gm:di-streak vas charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with unlawfully ' the door bell at Cambridge House, the residence 01 e Lord Palmerston. - te-coohle Joeatbau Reeves, 41 C, mid tbat &bout :It o n Sunday mornieg be saw the defendant. re drunk, go up to the door of Csmbridge Hoe" Illy, end ring the bell. Oo asking bim what be he raid he wished to know when Lord l'slmentos • ing to be huriet He requested the defeedent to p sod as he would not, and was druok, he took Istal siody. defendant said be wished to know when Lord Pal. is was going to be buried for a gentle man staying it hite Bear, Piccadilly. He rang the bell twice smiths le came up, and he then sek.d him if he could give information he required. The constable told hies his %ter go away, when op came another constable and Oh run him in," and then be wad taken to the sir Tyrwhitt mid he did not see why the lodgelreePe r be disturbed at soil an hoar. defendant said he often went to Buckhighs= Palate 4 formation. Tyrwbitt fined the defendant :is. or four days. THE SEW:LAST AT THE EARL OF FIFE'S. ries Gustaf(li alias Dubois, collie; himself a mine set, but ref using his address, and Joseph. Newma, • -maker, also refusing his address, were charged beim" yrwhitt:with burglarioualv breaking and 'tutorial= of the Earl of Fife, No. ?5 , . Dover-stt. and stealing a gualtity of jewellery, previously mid of the Talus of 3001., now said to be of a mach amount, were again brought op, a fresh charge . belith rred against them, that of breaking into the residenoe • E,rl of Eldon, No. I, Hamilton-pleor, Pieraidilly.44 • so greatest interest seemed to be felt in the ease, the being mach crowded. prisoners at the close of the evidence wets remanded completion of the depositions. WOR.SHIP•STREET. STEALING HAT. Barrett, a carterie the employ of Mr. GeorgeVi r efths dealer, at Ingatestone, &SIM. was charged with being - d in unlawfully disposing of two loaded Glower WV. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARS-LANE.-(TRIS DAY.) The arrivals of English wheat [rah up to oar market, to. day, were very moderate, but in fair avenge oondition. On the whole, the trade ruled steady, and, ha some few in. staaces, really &no sans lee mailed ls. per qr. more mossy whim 'mewed with Noonday lest In the value et isferier qualities, so 'hangs took place ; seveetheleas, • fair clearance of the stands was effected. We were tolerably well, but not to my heavily, sundial with foreign wheat. The bugbear dein wee Gay moderate, yet prime generalluere well supported. The supply of list barley was limited--of foreign rather szteesava ir ins wash were la steady request, at very full prima ; bat all other kinds were a dull is. quiry, at provisos" our EWCIL Mal& was is good supply and steady request, at foil 1 qematioss. Although the show of foreign Gabe was extensive, the oat trade was firm at 6d. per quarter above previous rates. Very few English beans were brought forward; but the supply of foreign was good. Balm progressed steadily, at full prices. Peen changed hands freely, at full quotations. The supply was limited. The flour trade was liftl; at extreme rates. The supply of American flour is unusually anialL The arrivals of graM and seed laden vessel. off coast have , been very men Arrived cargoes of wheat have been it ea steady request, sod in the value of good and finedescriptions N. an adenines of from 6d. to la per qr. has takes pima Other 8 . qualities have realised late ratan There bas been some 86 inquiry for grain for forward shipment; but, is 000. es sequence of the high prime demanded by Importers, m the transactions have been ea • limited scale. la However, as improvement in the mureeciee of Is. 100 per qualm has bees obtained. Arrived. Obirka has - sold at 40s. to 42.. • Hard, 41s. ; Marianopoli, 40a. 6d. s a t to 425. 6d.; Beirdiat4/d, 42e. 6d. per 4921 be. 8415d001ITCS, et 43a. 3d. ; Salinica, 38a. 6d. ; Enos, 38.. per 480Ibe. °hake, et oa 425. ; ditto shipping, 42.. 6d. ; ditto October N or oven shipment, 425. ; ditto to be shipped 51 in April or Nay, 425. 6d. per 4921b5. A fair 10 . amount of besieges hasbeen trams:Nil is arrived cargoes : t of maize in good condition et quite previous quotations ; 44 otherwise the trade has been dull. The balk of the supply is is composed of inferior produce. Oder.. arrived, 29e. 6d. St to 30s. ; Delete, 30s. 3d. per 492ths. thrall. 284. to 116. Vs. 3d. ; Bulgarian, 27e. 6d. • Kusteialle, 275. 3d. • Ss sod Wit 29e. 3d. per 4801 be. The inquiry for barley has e 5 bees restricted, eimertheless prices have remained un- a t, chimed. Bulgarian, 21.. 9d. ; Baltchick, 1 8 e. 70. per ee. 400 lbs. In rye, Do sales have ben reported. Danubian is it worth about 265. to 275. per 48010 e. The demand [or boas. Ni. has oontineed quiet. Caiabianca, 375. per 480 lbs. Danis w• hien milletemid is held at 195. to 2101. per 480114. Lieeeedhas l e t improved from 6d. to M. per qr. The sales, however, have , beep by no means exteeelve. East ledien,oe paemege,6l.. 6d. ip to 62a. 6d. ; ditto August, September, or October ship - mu meat, 61.. 61 per 410th .. ; ditto September, October, or No- Inv vember shipment.63l. per 4t6lba; Bombay in warehoem, Lk. W. to 63e. 3d. ; Csiouttei , 61.. 6d.; Black Sea end Amoff, 59". 6d. ; ~! superior St. Petersburg. 58a; and Egyptian, 525. to 53e. per .7; quarter. Annexed WO the qualities of East Indian linseed se. premimedly on passage for this county": ... 1865. 1964. is. QT.* Qn• N Calcutta to London • a to Celin. Liverpool Calcutta to H u ll 33,042 .. 2 8,9 72 a t Bombay to Loodos Bombay to Liverpool - && Total 179,726 .. 242,076 le In liaised cakes sales have progressed slowly. Leaden r e ' made. 101. • New York, in barrels, 101. ; ditto. IA to" ea. 91. 15s. to 101. ; Walesa, 91. 13a. eld. ; sod Marseilles, N. 81. 15s. per toe. °otiose's& ashes have ruled quiet, at 51. N ppeer too for well ground, end 41. 15.. for ordinary ground. OS. Rapwsa has bees in fair smart, at 6d. per quarter ILL more money. East Indi on passage, His. to bsa. 6d. ; per 5 mauled& The quan an tities of Baia lodise rapeseed se presumedly afloat for this Gauntry, are as follows : IS 186 L 1964. et Qrs. Q r g 10 o.lmtta to Loudon 63302 .. 39,580 31 Liverpool 1,389 .. 4. 305 Bombay to Lentos l - Liverpoo tee .. Total 77,214 59,372 "Tia Gazers., 72a. to 73a. ; Feresepoce, 64.. to 64.. 6d. ; Cal. pe, mitts, 62a. to 63a. ; Danubian, ealtivated, 63e. to 65e. 9 and wild Black Sea bed Asoff, 36a. per qr. Cot 10 has bees WI sought after, yet late mats have been firmly __ supported. Egyyties , for shipment, from December to a January, has changed bands at 71.12.. 6d. per too. IN AItIIIVAL OP Szato.-Easlieh : Tans, 407 ; rapeseed, a . 244 ; and sundry, 670 qrs. Foreign : Linseed, 9,126; M. rapeseed, 13,019 ; maize, 10,431 . and sundry, 50 cps. N V.xecas.--OMs, 206 ; and oilseed, 2,182 qnr. N. tAISJIBI4I PIIOI ISO Ba. 100 SWUM pia Qr. 1 Per Qr. tau Wasee. a s. Onto. s. a Ise is to 14 VA Zee; Kaiak rod, old 43 to al Scotch. hog Dew 34 10 45 , ' Scotch potato ~ S5O. lAA.. old 40 to 143 bish, wham „ new ST to 49 „ black Marto& and Lambs Suns. 100 red. now -to - llasopa 37 to 40 IL Bottum Tick Malting Diatilliag 14 to 3 I firms 43 to 4 7 IL Grinding 33 to 38 I nag. SL Mad. Grim vow se to sr IL laws. Norfolk. awl Maple ST la so Saffolk 5B to 06 WWI* MI So al .4 14 to SG I noes. UN Li ag olon awl ware Brown 40 to 4 3 10 2311. lbo. New ne. ' Country O SO to se et. leelleb, teed 9to 23 ' Norfolk sad Wolk. IL Potlito l4 to 93 ax ship Si to at 2 0 /Games... : Par 44r. a. 5. --------_ "" *--- , Th , e ilopro sanest the prisoner was, that he, on the 4 .a.e.,had bees setrnsted by his master with the hay ^ — . o .sticat to bring to Ueda" red deliver the wee to Mr. ~ ''ll, galena' ie Whitathapel-market. It was .red '; o 3 is cpcxl that p p / i me ln t would not be tendered, and returned to Ingateston mention smo i ll2V hs e a r the delivery ; of coarse I seen transpired vato 4 " Mr Dingell had Dot received the it and eti ' _..rgy naked in the dinner, that the property had ...Z:rotherwise disposed of. • - i r s . Edward (Modems, a carman, of 188, Brickdane, dm to he having been shown by the primmer and two sample of clover hay, which be afterwards paid sea"' a m the Ind for. It was breeght to hen in a eon with i mee of Barrett an it. .... T w e e," hay dealer, lariat lofts is. Beek Hamm iiirghisehapel. and media( at Ingateeteoe, mid he I a load of the bay for 41. 13 ; and both gentiles, 0 vosertwere Vinod on the 28th. The value of the whole Man deolarmi that be was inneset as a elilid, and os pi to imply that he rend in sormedane with the in joysiess of tho other men alluded to. Fiji committed for trial. socrTavrsitx. Damen chthorrx NOBRINT IN MC BOROUGH. Brew, Rill and George Frew* powerful-lookiog Tong fleeto ree placed at the bar before lir. Woolrych, a proems Thomas Brown, MI aged man, and Um a 3., his bet, and handkerchief. r. pressentoc, a bellhaager, residing is Braces-court, .street, Borough, said that between 7 and 8 o'elisch f• - gg a pley evening he was peeing up Last-street, 1t.y......igen, whoa he was accosted by French, who rg . ° 7- efell. old boy, bow are you?' Whams told him i l Tdid sot know him. He bad at that time his right head is his boner, pocket, holding 9e. PIMA then rushed upon him and seized hold of that hand I A v ia to open it, and while they were struggling some meths nos behind him and seined him by the throat and W m backwards. At that time fortunately two Olken p' o nto hit enemas and he was released, but he was yearly esesible. His hand had bees oilseed and he mimed 3. 3 the lost his hat, • cep, and his handkerchief. He could tat my whether they robbed him of the 2s. or sot. Per es is may ban Mies. "it, Weoliyels asked viten' if be was sober at the time ? e H el 7died that be was. He had a few me d ots previously a sovereign to pay lle. for a pairoon therefore b e wee positive he had 3. left. ear. Hooke* thew asked the prisoners if they wished to r eties the prestroter ifill rid he knew nothing at all about It. and Preen a y bens so drank he had to recollection of what took age. All he knew was he never robbed the old man. Norge Holmes. • detective annex of the IL Maiden, * oily smployed by the South Eastern Railway Company, rid that about &quarter to 8 be was passing up Beekman woe with Brieldear, anther officer, when he saw the pro mo/etas cep Laritohnset, followed by the preseen and tee Abet man, Knower( their chanceries he watched ;bye, tad who. they got about • heaved yards up he b o g 9 , stinging nee and cries of " Polies " sad I ..Thiever." He rushed ora, and aim the primmer Fronds l i ning of the ptisooer's right hand, zed mother yea bolding his throat. Winer seised hold of lymph aid secured him, while Brinklear cap on Hill, bet the other men rite any before they emend wenn. fray . . h :L o t or they w ern- The and must bare f Wl' was had n i :* viers and a itricklesr gone so , to his meistenes. When they pe t to the station-house the prosecutor counted his money al wiled two 'billings. He also missed his hat, cap, and isedbereldef. Babert Wales; 157 If, said be was in the company of last noes when be saw the prisoners follow the prosecutor se Last-street, and • Minot* oc ao afterwards they heard trios rf "Help." sad 'Police." They rushed up the street sad witness saw Preach holding the prosecutor's bead; and gala him by the throat nearly strangling him. He cap ered Hill, and alter a were struggle took him into custody. Ha wee searched, bet nothing was found on him. After ery were locked up he returned to Lent-street, and found is tee "billion, the handkerchief, arid cap where the little takes place. Canning*, 196 Id, said he knew the mincers as °evicted thieves. On the 23rd of December last French en tried at this court for felony, and senesced to four meths' hard labour. Mr. Woolrych committed both prisoners to Neiman for told as the present Central Criminal Court Sessions. THAMES. DONN= NT • ILIIII•N. Jobe Kennard. aged 17, described •as • barman in the orrice of Mr. Wideman Holmes, landlord of the Conant lases. Stainsbynad, Foplar, was brought before Mr. Paget, domed with stealing large sums of money belonging to his meter. Mr. Holmes said the prisoner had been in bin service five asks oily, and yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon, from exerthieg that had occurred, he stopped him as be yes have( the house, an said "John,sit dove,' want you." The primmer was very much agitated, there was guilt in his to. at nos, end be said " What is it marmot me for?' to Ain he replied "I'll tell you presently." He sent for • n kesometeble,and in he preeenee mid to the primeer " .Jo, yes have money belonging to me in your poeseenos." The imi nem said."No, sir." He told the youth it was norms denying I, "I know you have and you had better speak the truth, twill be muck better tee you." The prisoner then said, "I have," and pulled oat a muse from his pocket. It contained 21. 13 6d. in silver. He said, .." That LB not A you have got." The prisoner said, " No, lis sot He said, " Where is the other?" The primmer said. "Is my box upetsira." He told the constable to go up shin with him, and Clark, a policemergeset, 40 K, went up and returned with a null box, containing 245. ie silver. &again said to the primmer,. " That is not sll the money you hue taken from me while in my genie* by a good deal." The prisoner maid, " No, air ; I put 101. of yours in the task last Monday : " He then said, " Toe have bad more sassy then that since you came into my service. Where's the remainder?" The prisoner said he spent it in luxuries a! some sort or other. George Clerk, a polio° sergent, No, 40 K. confirmed generally the statement of the prosentor, sad produced • Yost-office Savings Bank book, from which it appeared the primmer had deposited 101. there on Monday last. Mr. Hahne, in answer to a question by Mr. Paget, said that he had missed money . only aloes the prieoesr had been In hie service. He had mimed upwards of 2.51. Mr. Paget—Five posed• per week. If you had not made the discovery yen might have been mined. The prisoner, who appeared much dejected, said he had robbed his master. The money in the Poet-office savings bank and all the mousy taken from him and in his box, all belnaged to Mr. Holmes, He hoped he should not do so Kam Mr. Paget oommitted the prisoner for ttial. Not Qr. is l . OATU. I. L e k Darbb sad Sweast. 18 to II ii. w. MOM Deal& lt 84 to 18 Ilintian l7 860 36 PILL 1/Bple Bouen Iwi MUM 08/111. " 4° 41 1.1 6* 16 YsUow PLODS. ?melt, tot sack rputtah, ~ •••• Is to 56 Amertoon. Per let• • • 85 5° " Callattlaa. .. INTO LONDON, BY LAND AND I am OCT. r. 16 TO OCT. 21, t Dirt& mad [soap bars 4B 0o 68 Moto& a 11600asa 0 = 40 to 42 Raman, bard soft 810;rbak4 rod wilts swum ®finding SO to 84 Distilling Magni 2B to II OADL Dutch 18 to Et feeding ARRIVALS 01 GRAIN, to.. 1 WATER CABELLAGZ. IN CLUMVE. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENC E (sr =scram TILUIME.) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP. Salmlin Sundaelah The Clown 19 nn. CRITERION STAKES. Lord Lyoo ... Yowl; Monarque Janitor 13 ran. MATCH. Mr. Pitt best Mazurka £lOO PLATE. R.M. 2dotilesy Wild Agues 6 raa. ENTRY FOR SELLING HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Regina, get; Guardsman, Bst 121 b ; Gazes Ladra, 101 b; Alice Lee. 84 10 1 b ; Rejection, Bat lib ; Lady King bore. Tat 9th; Edo. 7at 91b; Bigots. 7ot 81b ; Biragne, 41 81b ; Radcliffe, 7et 81b; Roarer 7d7lb ; Discretion. Tdslb ; Convent, 7d 31 b; Jeerie,.7st lib ; Lord Ronald, 7al; Czarina, bet 121 b ; Balham Dam f, 6st Sib. ARAM:D.—EI Ols, Rolrdaer, sad Foroloot. PAID FORMS.—Balpitustee. LAmr szniNo. 31,383 1.699 tG,6941 POMO 51,132 a. 4. 44 3 45 9 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1865. - 11__ 1111110/11 lit ONtrals. so _I 80. 1 - L ooms I* Anglo-Burp. Nov. () all •-• 4.• N itapoNenos *Ns ail 17 18 6 Alkalis TaL ina.119.01 on 2 14 Wad.-- N} 17 19 I uNallanki.l,lll*(L. 10 Bwoopsmiffialstaosi. I rno I N llorttaWaisrworbs o l fin %I t 11 IN Donkey Vauttna 2 4 6 Bombay Gas 6 Do. TN boas 6 I Do. Sal baiss 2 N Amortom Lad 64 17 Oodos 44. B. •1, Mu To/ (1..). lOO 71 87 N BOON a Tooal 611 ) l6 IS 46 - ' Omadit II 1S ilmananfaiattaav(k) 111 2 1 111 ONNfiay 90 , Ito A Nuns • N City of Loodonit.Prol. 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IN 6 *mow, nu (41011,441), all IN • .6 SO orend.Garnoy,Co.(L •11 8. 81peo 100 141 Poonina.o l .46mmtl.) I 4 7 114 6 Do, do. 100 10 04. Now 8 1 I ells P./4 ss. tutzt..zase a soot so a 41 : roi Do. do. dssdar (1. Now, 111 l4atf al 1 11 11 1 po foe to 12441 . 1.14 L., L. 14.114 1111 2 6 6 4 41 611 IN 40 1 100 16 New . ..... --- A 8 9 119 II 111.10 J. at ! improv. (L.) MI 18 14 (01 16 I Ditto ditto .... "u p• 23 .Lb Jumbo Das (Lea.) all par " 1110 1erp114.1644am. .. 0 119 I, St ileot.Austro. Inn.. 1:L .MO In 'lB 4 mith. nolobt. NM. L. 10 12 1 0 41 O IP ,41oe.IIttoo..Tinrptp )10 44 NG '6O !Ladoga IL a la. (1. 6 111 1441 '26 ;Noah Austroltsa Loa on 29 81 N 66 46 U. 'ftamoNto Tolenna , I 1 Do, Bern 1 all 1 4 NI T4lConstroonnots.(l. 11 34 20 N T4lB moir If 'my In4Ll 8 4 S i? p 10 Trlsideel Petroleums (I.) 4 II 1 p 10 Trent ItAgoservidas. L 1 1 1 p N T., I. Co. 41 U. Pusan 11 par 90 Co.Wartas a Llnr.(l 2 4 I 0 6 11.444411.TaloB 0 .( 1 1 in 8 1 0 40 Maven. blades NBA. 6 144 op 10 Opp. Ao Naftalis ; 41 11 lop 10 Ditto 80 Tan Dloossns Lad 941 01 104 60 Iforroos rimmooltba )14 21 41 4.3 W0.t10d108T4464* (L 10 1 1 o 01, prim 1 Illaim ll 11} i In i ar s .. elk pm 21 rl - Par cris mid "" mid •-• jai 101* PREFERENCE SHARK& Great Eastern East. Counties 6 per cant. pref., 1214. Great Weetero— Original irredeem. 4 per m at., 424. Loud. Chat. and Dor. 5 per cent. pref.. 96. Midland Cons. Bristol and & um., 6 per oent., 1314, 303. Ditto do. 44 per cent. firedamp., 100. North Faste' 44 per cent. redeem., 9f t. FOB.RIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (lint) pa. 7 per omit., 14, 4, x d. Buenos Ayres, Great South (Um.) guar. 7 per ant., 174. Great Luxembourg, 143. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), 104. Recife sad San Francisco (lien.) gear. 7 per cent., 14. Sambre &mildews, 64. 7. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venedan, 174, 4. ad PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& Lit/Woos. Oct 21.-41aiss to-day : Lancsahire and Yorkshkre 1121—L on don and North Wasters,l9l6—Metro= Mt I—. Midland, 126—Mid-Wales, ft—North Eardmn . 110 9 — 2d South Eastern, 806 901—Buffslo and Lake Buren, 64 9-16--Geend Trunk of Canada, 126 I—Great Wedeln of Canada. 111+ ad.— Iris, 68 71-1111no.s Central. 844 6—Theited States 640 Beads, 666 ad—Great Luzembourg, 16 1-16—Eastern fierbangs Bank, I d. —Liverpool Financial ABIOS4IO II . 14 d.— Menanille and Me change Bank 4 1-16 d.—Nceth and South Wales Bank. 246 — Liverpool and London and Globe, irs p.—Loadon and Lancashire, • 1-16 6 p.—Quesu Insurance Company, 6-16 p.—Royal lasseranoe Company, 44 646 p.—Afrioan Merchants Company, 1 p. — Brim Shinners" 2 d.—Natlonal Wane Company, 6 6 d. iLigaggiriMg, Oct. 21.—T ere wan a quiet market, and primes were steady. Great Eastern, 416—Great Northern New, deferred.' 146—Grand Trunk of squads., 121101=Lniat West ern of Canada, 161 — Great Western , 60— 8 4 04 and Yorksbire,l2l6--London and North 1268 6—Maochaster, 81146e1d, and Llcooloahire, 68—Midland 1266—New York and Ida, 68 7f. -South Pastern, 101—United States 6-20 Years' Bonds. 661—Overend, Gurney, and Co., 9 p.— Trunk 4th paeference, S. BII3IIIIIOILIK, OCV. U.—Bubbles was done In London and North Wasters at 125: to Birmingham Bank st 696: In Lloyds Bask at 96 prem .: In Birmingham Old talon Mill at 66; sad u Patent Nut and Bolt at 11 pram Birmingham Canal were Were at 1106 Nottingham Joint Stock Bank at 16 prem. ; Bra& fordskdre Joint Stock Bank at 10 pram.. and Gloucester Wagon at 116 per share. 11 SERIOUS PIRA, AND PROBABLE LOW OP LIPS. During last night and this (Monday) morning a great number of fires occurred in the li metropolitaa and suburban distlicto One was ea the premises of r. Short, a general dealer,Ne. IL Princes-enest, Westminster. Every ova present expected that an entire family earned Smile, lodging io the upper part of the home, would have been bathed, but J. W. Proctor mired with the Royal Society's Amerce" and happily eacosedod in briegiag them down from the scoop& floor. Upon the endangered persons math. ing the meal the conductor was loudly cheered. The wink et their:dialing and content' were destroyed. The lose is eamilsterable. Another ke, which it is feared will terminate fatally, took clam oe the premises of Mr. Westoott, a baker, No. 4s, Great tlerwmostress. Bermondsey. Mrs. Westoott 'nonage& to to get to the roof of the building, sad might hove passed the next house as two others did, hut in her anxiety to PM her oubbox, she re-mitered the harming premises, and her clothing caught fire sad in her endeavours to extinguish the dames she became dreadfully burned. Mr. Powell, next door, sad Yr. Farmer, soother neighbour, having esseesdeil eltieguiehieg the dames about the poor woman, she wee taken to the hospital where he t re mains with digit hopes of recovery. The math* of premises weft eteetroyet Aeother fire was in the premise' of Yr. Morrie, NO. B. Shakespoue.thed, Hormel, but here them was not much mischief dom. A more dessructire am took plans in the premises of Mr. Hurts. walking•tickmaker, No. ITT, Oty-road. The large pile of workshops were hare destroyed. Another fire, atteedsd with • serious loos of property, broke net In the premises belonging to Kr. Orem, °handier, gc„shear's the Mile.sed-mad, at the corner of Woother lapel:eat. • The greater portion of the premises belonging to the I ' Aerst'd Breed Company in the Wandaworth have abo MONEY MARICIIT.--(21118 DAY). Two oVzoow. The transactions in stocks and shares to-day are upon a limited wale, yet the general course of prices is rather better, owing chiefly to the favour able tendency of the discount market. Consols bare advanced it per cent., and some British rail way stocks and foreign bonds, Ito 1. In the mis cellaneous department, a rise has occurred in the shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co., and Credit Fonder and Mobilier. There is no new feature in the discount market to-day, the supply of money being still large, and the rate for the best paper unchanged, at 61, per cent. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 4 to 5 per cent At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 12e., showing a further improvement of fully per cent. Consols are now quoted 894 to for money, and 891 to for the account (November 8). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 89/, ; ditto for account, 891, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87/, ; New Three per Cade, 81. it 1 ; Bank Stock, 249, 250 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 105 ; and Exchequer Bills, June, 4,. dia. In the foreign stook market there is a demand for Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, which have improved per cent. Brazilian scrip has also risen 1. Some of the present quota tions are subjoined, viz.:--Greek, 19/ to 20 ; Turkish Oonsolid6r, 481 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to f; ditto Certificates, "A 1 to ; Confederate, 6 to 7 ; Brazilian scrip, 31 to 1 prem. ; and Mexican, 251 to 26. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian scrip, 3 1, 1 pram. ; ECYPSisn , 1884 , 92 i, 1,1, ex div. ; ditto 1001. bonds, 921, 1, ex div. ; Italian, 1861, for account, 64/ ; ditto 1865, 771, ex div. ; :Mexican, for ac count, 25/, 6 ; ditto 1864, 241 ; New Granada, 141 ; Portuguese, 1856, ac., 45/ ; Russian, 1862, 91;,1 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 291, 1, ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 711, 21 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 751, 41 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 751, 5, 11 ; ditto 1865, 431, 1 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 441 ; is Venezuela, 1864, 38, ex div. United States 5-20 Bonds and Erie Railway 3 - id shares are somewhat lower, the former being now quoted 641 to 1, ex div., and the latter 571 to e. 16 * - Illinois Railway shares are steady, at 831 to 84 ; and Atlantic and Great Western Debentures firmer, at 86 to 88. - The shares of the London and Australian Agency are quoted to 11 prem. ; Transatlantic Steam, par to 1 prem.; Allan's Transatlantic Telegraph, II to i prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 5-16 to 7-16 prem.; General Credit, 2to prem. ; London Financial, 71) to per• ; Imperial Mercantile, 2 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 51 to prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 81 to 3 prem. ; and Hud eon's Bay, 151 to CAMERIDGEfSHI!:!.F.. R It) to 1 Ostrow (t) 100 to 6 Holstein (t) 20 to 1 Rod Earl (t) In to 1 John Davis (t) 40 to 1 Tousysou (t frosty) On Monday last the Prince de Joinville, the Duo ' de Yostp e ssier, the Comte de Pens, and the Dec de Chartres visited, with other members of the ex-royal fanny of France, the City Prison, Holloway. The entire 'Mom of managemest was explained to them, and the chattiness' and general discipline of the prison excited their adairatioe. The house and other property of Mrs. Snrratt, As was hanged for participation is the assassinatina earn• glassy, have bees sold at miation in Washiestoe. Her life, eritt es by her eouseel at the trial, will emu be published. I, The Salisbury Journal states that Mr. H. Marsh, Y.P. for that city, has safely arrived in Australia. The Royal Mail steamer Trent, one of the ' "illaal ships et the Royal Mail Company, sad which has ben musing for &early a quarter of • eentory. has just been sold for 4,0001. TER LATE Ma. V. WALLACL—Tbe remains of Viseent Wallop., the composer, were interred this Instabig in All Soars Cemetery, >iesrl ()MD, in the pre- Naas of a large number of peofessismal and other friends. been dirtioyed. TIM VACANT JUDGESHIP. --Rumour is busy in legal Gimlet this soorriag in reforests to Mr. J sti . Crompton's em emer in the Graft of Qmea's Beach It is those» by semi Hat Sir R. P. Collier. tbe Stilettos General, will have the over of the seat ea the beech, sad that in the erect of his moppets» of it the Hon. Gawp Diemen will be appoloted nersl, sad trill offer himself for the repremenWion Solieltor•Ge of live:tag in the roma of Lord Palinerstos. SHARD LMTB.--(27118 DAY.) Two dOwoc. .itis ,Beistol !had terees....l OS 01. Ili IS 1$ 14 41 I IN Cornbitaa ado at wad Basica W Ocean& all Do. • I• no dlr. total 0 W Do. 11 Ip. a. a l:=l o B. HO Dobkin eard lane all Daddeo,Potit,&Abd-la all loot Louden Scrip Cot 10 Ds 10 Nod &Woos& 109 ll=wltambera Ord. U. 100 Ds. Z. arra at i lal: 10 area Dared too Orsaillorthant 1 7 A ro so &v. 1 00 0 Do. Do. A ßllllo e. lne.loPad ad. B 199 Ot. Booth & Were. tira ) IN Ikea Waders 100 Ds.abraz Va • Glualla 155 Do. South Wass_ 150 Do. W. ald.-thdord 105 Do. Do. IT= 100 Do. Do. ll 100 ladearddro & Terkaall 100 London end illaokoal 100 Lou. Me tg a alatioset 155 Ire:aim a Doe 109 Do.lllo..raten.Allp.o. 100 Dodos & Mr* Wolk , ase Luudoo&losthWeeSsro 100 hisaa.,oli•LA UsAollob 100 Itatropontaa 7 Do. Now a Do. tateadoel al Ilearo.Dts.trt m ilcatp t... 10 Do. do,. do. .• • • toe mama se LP. 10 Do arm & Derby all led Iwo -.- 100 /Worth WM& ..... 109 } Do. Idim,Pert&Lresd. 100 N. tits.-Baste 100 I Do. G. N. I. Pan 100 Do. Lade.. - sos Do. Tall ••- • 110 Ds Cattle& all Do. ltook.&Darelor. U Ds. do. 10048 141 Do. da. 189541 100 Koala London a Do. do., 1555 100 I North Stagordaldro a. Western Joao 10 illoottlah Nedra 100 Ideate& ?CIL Ltor..ol. 100 liberal& halloo! - - r e ;:1 1 .. D ov . uniori 1 50 Irma leabwa --•- • all , nrataa.Woblaindadie 10 Taff Tale lIDo. 0 ........ 10 Tale a Noah 2 Waterloo & Whitehall 100 Werd Damara isarrisa r 109_ 111, lit -71 130 133 160 161 61 02 as as 88 29 106 106 1211 123} 87 89 104 1.8 28 64 ea 91 ISO 12 6 2 ibi adi 67 86 139 140. .1 " ii Pa li li PM l let 1611 -.. -- pi a e n 116 i l 2 pus 95 9T Vlal al 10 IIS 111* 10 a% 1 10a - .L . -: r e 10 11 i rm 116 110 16 1 1 Pa' 76 76 106 11 148 162 69 61 63 a 67 69 79e 94 81 9e 148 162 ea i 0 1K 'Wheaki Buts,. Mal Osta irons! FLAW qrs. qrs. , qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. beim rein 678 t 247 ' 12440, 1978 614 812 .. 18445 all UlmMate Lawrence 10 De. Sea lbw. Seen du 01e.g.ip.e. II P en DIM a WO awes * De. Preisreses IN AM, brinks Goborials o oar 'eat ISTS-S-11 us M. di tireless Owe g NI Ape T. a Dookep. ag. A Deemerera.g.ePscreil IN Sese. ge. a es. • IN 11* Wee gm. 6 do all Do. J Lzeseslon .. • . 114 Dread ?ranker wade on ...Aqui p. 11.1k.ep.et . di Ds. Id wet. lime•. do. deterred ell Do. a Ds. and prat. loads M. deterred el Dee on Ds ard lest. 100* .. ia deterred ea ell De Do. MS pre. Stook . le. deferred mu Do. ISS Dress Indies Rostrksfai aix . ... 6 poi: asst. Do. New de MO Gt. R. of India g. 6 Rat ISO Ds* per ewe 1 De * et. wusuli at Canada ISDo. New ...... all Do.kLOoDeda ri b . de M. lea a De. do. do. 1*1.6 I [salsa 11l Wham per. f p. {_Nee . ll* us. do. 41 iss. - 104. D°. *a. 4 tutian 1:0 stlal,.. "Nr..... at Nalb. sad liefooe'iDay 166 111.1.6fC66.19. 6 . 1101 1 6 a WS picitefte, Iva 6 pie old. lei Do. Do. WU de.••-••• 6 do. do. 100 I Do. Peoples do NS Do. !Mu *knot. do JOINT STOO Ni_ gin hi ft fall 01; 00 Agra & MaatermatiatL , Iv, j AMWAY ll 110.0001140 LIIISSOBIASALIVOISOO3, SI KOOS_ I Do. Woad at 10 pm. U 00 . 66, * 000 1 0 ASSOLISE 40.00 i 00 Anglo raptlaa (Llai.) ll 10,010, It 'Anglo Datum Ilmalted), 11.100, 10 , aalstlo Baok.Cor.oewala 10,000, M .Loatralasta 0,510 , , 10 Danko( Baitfish‘o l amalo %0011 10 Dant of Boypt 1,000 100 .Bank of Leal %MI 10 'Bank of OMII O 1 1 . 1 . 10150 d) I,ooo'loo , Bank of Qutoualand (1 1 ~ ,0001 50 '• BsokotVletoria,Augrlai .000 10 Beak of New LaaJaad . (iingtid 4 111 10 ' BLS ie. .L A Ns . 4- a. on. b 0..- ~eillati ... 6, I to.. ' . , 614 812 .. 15.._ Irish .. • • i 796 —., • Foreign .. 15216 10196 I. • 52175, 6977 1131161 116 227 63,000 , 119 BosallaNdireesuinesaL ----1 -- I ---i—j— 00,000' 10 ,lonian a Californian (I. , 21011 MUM 12476, 54967, 7691 6177, 116:10 6 7 2 10,0001 111 ,lattlah N. AOllllOl .... --- 63,000', 10 C. llk. lndla,Aaa.. Clans LIVERPOOL COTTON ?LAMEST. mow! so !Mart. Mee. of Wisete. gals DAY.) 19,900100 ,Clty 20,9081100 1 Coleedel (MY OCR OWS CORRIMPONDENT4 10.0001 1 39 10aa.liask of Canada i (91' 141101110 AND IVIIINNATIONAL 001.nonarn.) 40,0001 111 Item. Kauko( Ludt*, de a The market rather quiet, and quotations generally favour 09,000 10 Couroltdated Bask O ) purchasers. 6,009; Salem about 8,000 bales. 6.000,100 lllicalleoliMl 0 100 , D o . New • MINCING-LANE. —, THIS DAY.) 10,0001 60 'Deihl and London ; 20,603' 60 i ars Lualeu trundled) SCOAL—The market is firm but r ather q uiet, 100 tons 68022 20 'gyre's Baelianosadin) of unclayed lisailla sold at 30.. 6d. Reflood—Prices remain 10,000 26 Ilingllii Jellit Nook 04 firmly supported, there being an active incuiry. 30,000 10 ,lket.BAnaLatortd. COrr22. —4OO casks of native Ceylon sold at 55a. 6d. 60 ( 000 00 1/MMIMI 2 mid Bv•dieb_ . u . d (/' to 665. 46,000, 63 Varopean Rank , umi 10,000 1 100 Modeaufßdniti7ap.(Ll TRA.—Vrtainees is doing at firm priors. 10,000110 e 1 De. Wood at Ipm i Ricy.—The market remains firm but quiet. 26,000 1061 Do. Sew 1 Ron.— A small parcel of Leeward. sold at le. Bd. 10,000 100 Impertel Bank, Malted $ Collo,. —Tbe market is dull, and prices in warns 03/011 116.0 4 10 SO thiPIIfiSICKWMIA..•••• t are ed. below last Friday's curreocy. CM 25 lowan.. Mar.—The demand for Russian continues MIT active • 4,000 16 ' Do. New I about 1,000 tons of claw having been sold at 341. 10s. t o 1 2 . ....rp se * :laadi,,,„,.starLasrl"..k.l6diame,(Lia, 111 351. Manilla is also in good request. Lorsagon sold at 1,,A00 100 ,/..„ mud s se j a m e cr, i 441.15 e. 10.000.1001Leabon and Brealliaa Jers.—A. considerable business has been done, chiefly for 90 00 1 se I Do. New si arrival, at higher prices. 1000 100 irion.l3l.yras&E.Ylate{l, Ot The sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 900 casks of fieS 14 I Do. New. 111. at le Pm 1 11 West India 1,000 bags of Mauritius sugar • 150 Maks. 130 10 . 5% " be ' 114. / ,,,,,,, t . Ch. „ ‘ , and l c r un A t , laiit y .„, l ij o use, 3 30 10149 , and 600 bile coffee ; 650' leektgec of Um, 11 0901 so leaden load nook,. 11 2,000 bap of saltpetre, sad sundry drysaltery goods. 11,000 10 i laadoeilli Smith Massa el 6.0 00 10 !Lon. aEh western Ilan. 111 TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. 6,000'109 i Do. do. New . _.. 11 6.000; 60 ' London& V enamels (L.) 11 The market is fain. Tows tallow is quoted 519., net cash " o , mm 'um , wasunth .,,, Peteraberg Y.C. on the spot, 53 ; December, 5 3 n meal 100 M 1 t itankalin.) V January, 535. 9d. ; Mareh. Me. 6 60.040 60 'IL= o• lbeasell. 11 PARTICULARS Olf T ALLOW . 10,000 100 Maze. ili Flew. Dank (1. a s.us,loo i DO. de. 6,000 100 'Midland Beak (Lira.) 10,400,100 National of Liverpool II 10,900 , 100 ;Lim et teglead 6l 6.0001 101 Do. god and ire lam* 11 0,900 1 50 ,Nailonal Bank V L6OOl 20 .2few With Wale, al 1,000 10 New Zealand (Untied) 1,0001 10 North Western 0 con, u Douala Dank *nom 1 1,000, 60 P ro vin.ifenkingOmp.(L 7.5101 M 1 03. do, 1,070;wa ilreates. of inland I ! 3.00 k 10 1 Do. do I 0001 20 'lleindraPrin) &Dahl (LI 1,0091 16 'Smith kraals 1,061,100 Vend. of Z. 11. Africa 1 1,099100 Do. 4.. be. at flpin.l OM 16 Odes el Anotrella_. A) 00611111 Union d lAMBI DM ,011 V 60 Velma et tortes 1311111=11111 T0ta1....1 Ai & Ll4l is sa 1 WI I I LI I ill II I BO 6 1 ! 14 Stock on hand this day. orb pAots Delivery last week ..... ... 1.701 Ditto from lit Jam 3 1 .275 Arrival last week 77 Ditto has Ist June 37,11101 a. ri PrioeY.C. on spot this day... . ;47 6 61 Ditto Town WI Friday. ... 48 6 0' 1664. I 1415 48.741 45.918 j J."! .4. 614 . 9 The railway market is rather firm to-day, and a rise ranging from t to 1 per cent. has takenliplace in Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern st ocks. Great Western has declined 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1244 to 1251 ; Great Western, 631 to 041 • Midland, 1261 to • Laaesehire and Yorkshire, 122 to ; South 'Eastern, 90 t o ; Great Eastern, 47 to •, Caledonian, to 1291; Metropolitan, 139 to 4 ; London and nth Western, to 961 ; Great I,Torthern, 130 to ; ditto A, 149 to 1501. Recife and San Francisco, Sambre and Meuse Great Western of Canada, a nd Lomberdo-Venstian Railway shares are firm, while Great Luxem bourg have declined. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada have also receded. °emus"' mums AND noon. r ' t I ain3 " ll ' I ei tLi g rC al so-dAysia. t . _ lin PI 1 liol I 1.10/ I lon i ... 8 0 i i 1 . 4 111 1 t7k SS+ ►wl f rai ,ut;l 3 po .... I tivii I 3,111 3.0 $7 31,796 3 3 , 772 d. t ad. 0. p, 40 0 .) 611 0 lo 663 629 • g 3, Arrival for the week wading SIP October leo Mr, VON woks, sod delivery, 2.820 auks. The arrival MA week pew ,1, prised 6.679 casks Petersburg; OW AU1411001; 106 South AMY- .` & rtes ; total, 8,026 palm I METROPOLITAN CATTLE MAME% I (THIS DAY.) The oamber of beasts is eondderably Ismer than oa Mon day last. Trade is setive for choicest kinds end prices are not much lower. Several inferior qualities morale unsaid. The amply of sheep is rather essaller. Tads is very dull, but brat qualities maintain i their prim. Calves are more plestiful sad lower in price. 102 . 011 _1st Frew Germs' , sad Hollaad there ere 3,830 beasts, 17,140 tr e a =l l 6 : sheep. 340 salves. sad 35 pigs. Scotland, 30 Wm* ; lir I ' 1 I land, 290 ; sad 2,390 from the northern sad midland mem meatier. tio,eoo, St. ae N ribs. s. .1. ad. Ps stops of Iltba ad. s. it. 1016236 at Fir set Des. deers, Herd& 6 S 4 lleitDsed if thdefili 0• 0 0 211,180 IL Dad Fikeraboras .. 410 OMA Lossr-w005.... 60 6 4 IMMO, BF Wooed qsaL besets 1 6 4 Do. do. Shore 000 0 ' •... iU. Wyss 29,220; a 1 IN. 111. li II Pip Diet Dual Eilt.hreile 6 4 6 Lobs e s 266; 0 o Mini I Bt. Boole at sparked. 6,860: *sap sad lambs, im, .... theei OW ■w la! Al lite. p.e. 11ar.11141 O.NShu.,ap.c.Jan.&J ai G.Wrin. r?s.,l — ,...ii.:Joi",hifi:: - .7 1 labbaltk.4p.o.Jaaiilip 1 litSaVe.bp.o.Jbaigly i.W.4p.e.Jant.lely Ds. Ilbp.o.Jas.lblelp 1..&11.W..10.b.hu5.‘1•13 11k11501.414.4.15a.&J eV N. MINN It P. It D.P.. 6 p. et" Feb. d .. 11.1bPs., 4 PAO IoW 01 / Ikot.N.L.4Ac.APAOM 1882. 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For money the last price was 89 to I. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cant. Consols, for money, 89i, ; ditto, for socount, 8.94, ; Three per Cents Reduced, 811, a, a ; New i rliree per Cents., There a I. There were scarcely any transactions in Indian government securities. Exchequer Bills were like wise unaltered, the March being quoted Bs. to 35. dia., and the June, Be. to 3s. cha. The foreign stock market was extremely quiet. Turkish Comalid& and Italian stock declined about i per cent., while Brazilian scrip improved i to f. Other stocks in this department left off the same ea yesterday. We are informed that the letters of allotment of shares in the Birkenhead Amalgamated Brewery Company (limited) were posted last night. MINEB.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Croci. The mining market is steady to-day, and prices generally are well maintained. East Lovell and West Opredon shares are irN demand, at 15t to 16 and 11 to 12 respectively. Chiverton are quoted 9to i ; Chiverton Moor, 61 to ; ; North Treakerby, 3 to t ; West Chiverton, 74 to 7T . Great Busy, 3t to 4 ; South Coodurrow, 24 to i ; :ind Wheal Gres- villa, 3} to I. Washoe Gold and Froutino and Bolivia shame are inquired for ; the former are officially waked 7i and 8, and the bitter , 21 and 3. Port Phillip and St. John del Rey have bee° dealt in at steady quotations. BOROUGH HOP MARL T.--(THIS DAY.) Menus. Pateaden and Smith report the musket some what genet for all brown sad Inferior samples. 04lowy hops, however, are still in brisk dem►nd at InU rake. COAL MARKET.—(TIIII3 DAY.) Walls Hod Hellos. 'as. 6d. ; West Lambtos, 235. : • Wells Sad Stawarta, 235. 6d. ; Walla Sod Trimdoa Hart 'spool, 2.15. 3d. ; Walls End Hartlepool East,23a. 3d. ; Walls End Bomb Hartlepool, 22a. 6d. ; Walls Ead Soatia 221. 6d. ; Walls Sod Heath Hall, 231. ; Walls , End Camp, 23a. 3d. • Walls End Hallos, 225. 6d. ; Walla End Goolorth. 225. it Will. Hod Hades, 225. 6d. ; Walt End Hatton Lyons , 22a. 6d. ; Perkier Primuse, 235. 9d. ; Holyvell, 20s. 6d. ; West Hartley, 21s. ; Bebside Hartley, 21a.; Hastisis Hanky, 21..; Lambert's Hartley, 235. 9d.—Ships m market, 128; et ma. get TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (uurries 112.11011•11 8 .) ITALY. MILAN, Ocr. 23. Yesterday the Prinoe and Princess Napoleon arrived here incognito, and were present at the theatre last evening. TURIN. Ocr. 23. A despatch received to-day announces that the King and Queen of Portugal will arrive here on the 26th instant. THE ELECTIONS IN ITALY. FLORENCE, Ocr. 23. The election of deputies to the Italian parliament has commenced. Most of the colleges are balloting for the different candidates. A large number of electors are taking part in the elections, but order has nowhere been disturbed. Foca O'Ol.OOE. Owing chiefly to a rumour that the new Austrian loan will soon be introduced, Consols are frac tionally lower, at 89i for money, and 891 to II for the account. No bullion operations have taken place at the Bank. Pending the receipt of news from America, as to the temper in which the Washington cabinet receives An appeal case, involving the " interests of the trade, the refusal of our governme nt to take into conside- " and which the hemmed v i c tuallers of Sheffield ration the Alabama claims, a check is given to the sieved w i th greet i nten d s was dec id e d at t h e Deee , s t e r movement in American securities. Should the Amer pester sessions on Saturday. The magistrates of Sheffield titan government adopt the moderate coarse which had refused a license to en old -cat public-house is a is expected of them, it would seem di ffi cult to limit low part ot the town, apparently for no other reason than the extent of the probable flow of British capital that the house had been rebuilt, or, it was said, " con verted into a flaming gin pilaw." The magistrates et into American securities, new and old, for there is qesteer . however , revered this decision, and 1 evidence on every aide that the result of the civil ereeted the liewene . war has raised the prestige and credit of America The Monileur of yesterday gives the following and her enterprises higher than they ever stood a mount of the visit paid by die Emperor Napoleon to the before. Hotel Dieu :—" The Emperor paid an uampeeted visit en Subjoined is a comparison of the present position Friday lest to the Hotel Ma. His Majesty weak of the Bank and the price of Consols with the oor- through all the wards, is which he stayed an responding date of last year : hoer, speaking to all the patients su ff ering with Atprwismt. Same timelastyesr. cholera. His Mejesty perceived with great pleasure that a sad that :stalky Leda were Coin end bullion Beeerre (sates and cote) 5,121.718 6,419,563 alreedy vacant, which showed that the epidemic had ceased Rate of discount eget. 9 Peso;t. Prim of Coessols. B9t to make progress. Alt the patients were sensibly affected It will be seen that the Bank rate of discount is by the marks of interest shown them by their sovereign. The Emperor expressed his satisfaction to the sisters, the 4 per cent. less than lest year,though the reserve is 1,297,835/. less, scud the coin and bullion 212,5301. physicians , sad aStaadasta. On his dePtetses His Majesty lea. Suoli are the discrepancies in the Bank's ens cheered by a large crowd assembled in the Place Notre practice. Dams." The issue b a the directors of the Grand Trunk A letter from Rome of the 17th says :—" Never, Railway of Cnada of their th e hal f of the re d Peeba". at this seem were these so few atraatere in Roe. venue and capital accounts for the half-year ended as there are at preseet. 'llseroome are all swept end garnished. the 30th June last was followed on Saturday by a the feast-chamber is prepared, bat the guests have not decline in nearly all classes of the comp wired. This in a great measure depends on the igeoniat securities. The net revenue account for the half- or laterested would-be gatherings on the one side of the year shows a balance of 801. ls. 11d. carried for frostier, sed the Weigel regulasioes oil the other, all of ward, after providing for " discount on American which together obtrude the taws at cholera on the traveller, currency" (amounting to 35,8491.), intarest, the which has the effect of retarding his movements, if not of charges of the Atlantic and St. Lawrence lease in turning him beck altogether." full, the Detroit Line lease in full, the Montreal A correspondent of the Hampshire _Advertiser and Champlain Railway Company, the Buffalo and says that at Venteer, is the Isle of Wight, great numbers • Lake Huron Railway Co mpany, and the Equipment of the beautiful butterfly ." clouded yellow " (Edina) bass Bond interest for halt a year. bees sees. They are widget!, fresh from the chrysalis, the wises are soft sad the insect is perfect. This The half-yearly report of the d irectors of the 7.: th e third brood Wm mama of this hoed—vie- on e West Flanders Railways Company, to be submitted in done, one in A ugust, aid osse ie mid October. This i on Thursday next, recommends a dividend of 4e. unprecedeeted, and is believed to have arisen from the per share, payable on the 15th November, and lose summer we kayo bed. leaving 601. tube carried forward. FALL OF FITZ RAILWAY ARCATA ON THE In connexion with the invitation to the public to SfteGm" E ndoo erie:l:l° Bdih W Ra ll i en wal ' un —lt e t n e en ve ka ee tttle t o m tl subscribe for al2 per cent, first preferential capital ° lar ge brick arches in order to form the supports of 600,0001. of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, a of the permanent way. Owin fe w days m are howeve to tit especially w▪ ith regarci to revenue and profit have been put y esterday. it is supposed that the water penetrated the forward, bearing the signature of Mr. George ricr""' ilT l Tr d l ! i ' t tim a t d ei ors the 8 7inclockal bad last night o. nd the arch Seward, the secretary and general superintendent. came suddenly down y with a loud rumblirg noise! . le After the new issue shall have taken place the mioute or too afterwards another fell in the same way, el whole capital of the company will be com p a third end oases either side followed, making in the whole as follows, viz; Twelve per cent. stock, first pre- five of the Massive arches. :rareness, 600,0001. ; eight per cent. stook, pre- THE BIABOP AND TUX CATHY.DILAL.—We are ins fermi°. 600,0001, ; ordinary unguaranteed stock, frm d % that we hare still sot stated with perfect accuse" 600,0001. ; debentures, 100,0001. • making a total t he of e g"ecapuMear'xisbtoZ between ircPt5.t."177.1,71 of 1,900,0001., and requiring 149,0001. per annum mor e l p it. The present canon i n residence K 1.,,,,,, G i r dl e _ to meet the entire interest obligation inclusive of done), it is stated, maintains his right to occupy the pulpit 4 per oent. on the unguaranteed 'trick. Adding whenever it is not occupied by the dean, and requires that 51,0001. for working expenses", 200,0001. is set down acitsrergem?nt between the bish i r is and s the Bees be that first "as the maximum revenue required to pay all the " submi ttedsuch .0,„%,-- .-„. ; °,:rt,....,,, c , u , be a ",, e ' perted foregoing claims." The bearing of the anticipated either by the tears or the spirit of the statutes. sal declines revenue upon these obligations is then farther die- to accept • (enclitics which alight b ey need to exclude hien cussed in the following passage. All such micelle- from She pulpit of his own esthedr. and to mstr.eiu hint Clone must of course be, to some extent, conje ctural , from the a. fnl . filmes: it o i f t w tt: vow made a: . , cr us se o cratid i n "to but it seems clear that, provided the company is mit teac :4e an d e xhort emerge A s i m il e , Quest i on hee. Y i r e p he is e r s ees " fortunate enough to lay down only one e ffi cient recen tly he en ra s e d i n seethes e f tics ae thadraie o f the sea working-cable, the returns will suffice for an foundation, and decided in favoar of the lashop's right te ample reward for all the perseverance that has occupytbe pulpit, without leave of the chapter. when it is Dean displayed in this great enterprise. not assesses by statute to aside's and chant their nab stitches —Daily Bristol Tian and Mirror. Asemniag a speed of five words per =Mute as seek cable for sixteen boars r day, at the very low pries of sa. per Sal ACCIDENT WWI 1.11001.1.—A fatal accident w eed, the two wo uld y ie ld the Dam of 2 , 400/. pa day . aa occurred bear io the Watering-Dyke-Houses , ea the 720,0001. of ernes revenue per canna This sum, after de- _Rillehauls-rolid; abet Mine miles_ frota lalsooks, late he dusting workiog expenses sad interest, would leave a profit ia_. Imlay sight met- Mr. Heart rased, ••• of Mr. Thomas of more then thirty.sex per omit upon the whole capital. pits" 064110, Hall. war Market Besse , rams to or ie other words, a mania at mom. ke b onus an d Tn . Li market, as was his wad= on that day. He dm,' serve fend, a ft e r di sc h arg ing e ll t h e f orego i ng ch a ins o f a spleadid.going horse (which bed formed/ been used dividend, lateral'. aid working us Duce hould thecae- se a hunted, attached to a det r aert. Os tw e retuning easy be oely foetunate *soup te secure one out of the two I.erwel be wee waerertesied Mr. Brows, a &lOW cables so reasoeably expected to be established next year ot Glectisam, Mr. George Wins, seal userelmat, of Lintels, the rev enue, ene sowed* aa the shove m u ms * tron a sad a farmer residing at Osemby. They stinted for Oaenby • be 360,0001,, k ne w,' time of 160,0001. b eyon d the clime at shoat 10 o'clock at sight, Is Newport thee esseerniteng for dividend sad woddog expenses. The i however . an old taximeter. and gm Ma lir " Tallv-he I" Dia la ger e event a t there be only one cable, would be mach ow that this suited the m a lssa " fas b. folthir " lar than stated, as of course the tariff would aeosmenly • into a taikrEittpaereci "••• •b• Baba". be; le ' have to be adjusted accordingly If only ova cable existed. eo the Woburn& be-110080S. "OM " the same weals ' Wi t h re f erence to the rely maim meckeie foe bores deeete, ss i t s w e ditch, a mai n is ri dry tah , sd . sailloathythertewenwpsesathissatbe I the week, Travers's circular remarks as under : Miss is frost, Mr. Homey Mad sad Mr. Bream. TWO 711 . Ockwiel Produce markets tkie week have, with few foliate the ditch, Mr. Bleed et Rho betties, Mr. Besets of sated again been inactive, except screw."' the supply gee the tap of his. and the lame SUM then both. Ilm e of sated winds, but the toss et prior has hese well sae- emen who were behind emend imbue% sad proceeded Weed throsighont, and oseedenally semi • slight *dews to liberate their friends. Mr. Brows was kited seriously has been realised. Raw sugar was in increased demand st 1 hart, and Mr. Blood, who was all hat dicad, died aerie' the the eemmementeet, bah In* the ssaspass at wins I s ibs. . Hr. BMWs [reps inal Ulan ennalke•bk impsseall, • \ 0 Isl IS 98 N a OS Se M 96 06 11l He UI -•. 1 -1( - a