The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-03 00:00:00

pobass theekiibat scii sober." Wilms' then said he to h a s, " You have Owe at Yr. Maeldien wise agate ?" doled it. It was between 5 sad 13 o'clock ma Wednesday w ising that wltems west dews to Yea. Thompson to, Mr. vomitus —Wirt do you know about the former tem? The when , sista that en the 17th September she sew the primer coming out of her bedroom tipsy, sad partly uwireesed. She bid a betas =staining =se, from which else wee dnoksug. Wilma said to her. " You have twee et Mr. Maokie's wise," and took it from her. Mr. Humphreys («mud olerk)—How did you know it was Mr. Yukio's wits° ? Witham said she knew it by the need. The prisoner's bedroom was nut to Mr. Meade's, both beiug front rooms sad st the top of the home. She had got out of her own window, crawled along the parapet, and entered by the window of Mr. Maakie's room. After returning to her Own room she had washed marked garments in order that w it ne . might Dot see the f her progress along the et Vaughan maid ho should have the evidence taken i n gi the last rooster: B d ease. m r . H u mphreys (the wooed clerk), oteerired that the pro moutor said that he had forgiven her. In &sewer to questions from Mr. Vaughan, the prose cutor explained that he only meant to convey that he had abstained from any proceedings. He had not condoned the matter by saying he would forgive her. The prisoner denied that she bad taken the second bottle, sod observed that "this's were of tea missed in the house." Whatever liquor she had drunk she had herself paid for. Mr. Vaughan remanded her on the charge of stealing the heeds of wane on the 17th September, and• desired Mr. Mathis to obtain if possible some further evidence of the identity of the bottles. CLERICENWELL. INSTAKIN IDEITITT IN • POLICE COUNT. Rama Young, a well known prostitute, was charged with sscaulting • boy, named Frederick Hayes, in the Proton villoroad. When the cane was rolled on it wee stated that th e c omplainant was then locked up in the ell* he hewing boo fined one shilling for letting off fireworks in the streets. Hi mother _paid the money, end he was then c ad gave evi d ence against the premed prisowar. It= that Police-constable Cambridge took a boy into custody on the charge of lofting off fireworks, and that boy was lib*. rated on bail. This rooming the constable seeing the war *nut's the ourt took him fit his primmer, put him into the gefeadatit's box, sad swore positively that he was the toy that be had taken into custody, and that he was the boy who was letting off the firevrom Of MUMS the boy denied the charge. and the mother whenshe wanted to speak wee told to stud beck, and not to interfere, and much to her supvis heard her son told by the magivtrate that he did not believe his statement, and that uhe had told a falsehood he should fine him one shilling. The mother protested that her son knew nothing of the matter, and much to her chagrin, as she had not a shilling in her peeket, had to see h er son locked up in a felon's osil, and before she could liberate him had to borrow the money to releue The complaint spinet the woman was that she wee drunk sad pulled the boy s hair and knocked him about. When she was taken into custody she said she would do it again it she had got the thaw. The prisoner did not deny the charge, but said the boys suoyed her. Yr. Feßyaciourt fined the primer 20s. ; or, in default. 14 days' imprisonment in the Howe of llornetioo. He also ordered the chilling the boy 'a mother had paid to be Muted to him. and ordered him to receive ono shilling for the disgrace he had undergone in being looked up in * felon's Police-constable Cambridge,. 71 0, wee maned, sad Mated that he bad made a =Make is the two boys. He said the boy Hayes if his name was &well, and the boy *Wu that his name was so, he was led to commit the mistake. Mr. D'Eynoourt mid the constable had bettor be more eursful for the future, or his evidence would not be believed. MA RLBOROUGH-STREET. EROCURING ♦DIIIBBIOi TO ♦ WORKHOUSE BY FAIRS PRETILKCIas. Newnhars, a wretched-looking woman, was charged I before Mr. Barker with procuring admission to St. Martin's workhouse by means of Was and fraudulent pretimoss. Wm. Deck, the porter at St. Martin's workhouse, mid that yesterday evening the primmer, who was in a filthy ' coodition, came to the workhorse, stated that she was destitute, and asked to be admitted. Ho at once admitted I bra, bat when it came to her turn to have a ' As refused, and Si she oa Thursday lest, when she was slso admitted, refused to have a bath, sod be had reason to believe that the had mousy secreted about her, and that die was fearful of its being discovered, be had her clothes 1 samthed, when IL. HAL in gold and 'dyer were found upon' bar. Mr. Barker asked the willies' whether be asked the pd. sober if she had any moony about her, and the witness said be did, and that she said that she bad not got any. Mr. Hoelop, the master of the workhouse, said he heard the prisoner distinctly asked if skip bad any mousy &brat br and beard her say "No.* As she was suspected of , having money shoat her when at the workhouse on • pre- TiOtlll occasion he ordered her to be searched, and lls. 10d. was found in her clothes. The prisoner said that if she did have a night's lodging she had to do some work for it. She only went for a lodging, and had to pick a pound of oakum in return for it. Mr. Barker oommitted the prisoner for 14 days with hard labour, and told her that the money found upon her would be restored to her when ebe woe out of prison. SOUTHWARK. THE FIVER DINS IN NEWINGTON. The owner of several small tenements situated in Devon shire-place, Newiegton-caneeway, a densely populated neigh bourhood inhabited by very poor people, numbered from 1 told, was summoned before Mr. Branham, by Dr. Bell, the sanitary inspector of Bt. Mary Newisirtoo, far having thole houses in such a foul sod filthy conditioo as to be injurious to health and totally unfit for human habitation. The defendant did not appear, but proof of the summons beim served on him having been given the magistrate directed the *video°, to be taken In hist:store. Dr. Bell mid that a abort time ago the filthy condition of these bows came to his knowledge, and he instantly pro ceeded to inspect them. He found them all small houses, mak run of which was occupied by poor families. The tlrsies were all closed up, and • fretid matter was spread about the yard. There wu also an insufficiency id water for so many people. On entering the houses he found them in a most horrible condition. The roofs TWO leaky, the walls and ceilings were broken and filthy in the extreme, the floors were also broken, and the privies choked up. The stench was so offensive that be found it difficult to remain in either of the houses. Witoess wed the usual notices on the owner, and reported the IMO to the vestry, bet the owner took no notice of the esemlaint, and up to the present time had done nothing to remedy the evils complained of. Dr. the medieal officer of health appointed by the miry of St, Marv, Newington, said he received information of the filthy condition of the houses, and accompanied Ir. Bell to inspect them. He found them asstated by lut sad on Thursday he again inspected them, and found them, if anything, in a worse condition than before. Fever wu likely to spread from such a filthy plum unless something was immediately done. The poor families who iobabited these houses could not help themselves, as °wires to the demolition of small houses they had nowhere else to go to. To save their lives, however, they moat be removed and pot allowed to return until the houses were put in an habitable and wholesome state. Mr. Bambara asked what was required to be done' The Sanitary Inspector replied that the roofs must be repaired as well as the wane and ceilings, the floors repaired, the places drained. and water-closets put in order, sod a proper quantity of water supplied. Mr. Bambara made the order to be done forthwith. THE Cocay.—Yesterday her Majesty, with the royal prim:thaw, paid a visit to Cardinal Wolsey's Chapel, which is being converted into • memorial of the Prince Consort. The Qonee quitted the private portion of the palace about II o'clock, and with the princesses proceeded to the deanery. The royal party were have received by Dean Wellesley and the Hon. Mrs. Wellesley, and then passed into the Albert Memorial Chapel, for the purpose' of examining the progress of the work of decoratioo. The gorgeous mosaic roof, some 2,000 feet in extent, has been finished by Dr. Salviati, of Venice, and is a most beau tiful work of art, Messrs. Clayton and Bell, of Regent street, under the direction of Mr. Scott, the architect. having been entrusted with the designs. Beyond filling in tae floral border, and the placing of • figure of Henry 111. in one out of the 24 pastels, little progress has been made with the ornamentation of the west wall, which when finished will be the grandest specimen of the mosaic art in this country. Her Majesty remained nearly • quarter of as lour within the chapel. The Guernsey Star of Tuesday says :—" M. Victor risso arrived in Guernsey yesterday afternoon by the Aquila steamer, from Weymouth. Several French men lave within the last few days expressed anxiety as to M. liago's safety, in courcegnenee of no intelligence of hie arrival ie Gunny having reached France, although he left Broa ch se for back as the 24th instant, and the weather having hest that time been extremely tempestuous, the 80110111100- %at we now make will tranquillise H. Victor Hugo's fellow countrymen. The author of ' Les Chansons des Rues et des Bois' had to make two therm) pimps—namely, hOlO Ostend to Dover on the 27th, sail from Weymouth to Guernsey on the 30th, but he arrived here rfe and well, Another work from N. Victor Hugo's pen will appear in the gaily part of January. It is a romance in prose, in which, sa we understand, Oneseer is apron of at amide. :able length, and is a manner well calculated to give cele brity to the idaad, aad to satinet to it waiter from all Pere of Earope." The Westminster School athletic sports will take Phan on Tuesday and Wsdaleday, the 7th and 84k inst., is amwtogssre, essernandag a:1 o'clock on Tuesday, sad SI 12 o'clock on Wednesday.. IGENCE. 7.) ON LAW. sat to.d4 un. the burial of t he hlatalfe is Nisi Pritui Court of over by Yr. Beroa r. The Het contained menet', the net being do, on telrieg his seat, Ind the funeral of their ton, which would take be members of the bar t o join in paying respect able judge he knew, bag in communication. His disposing of the undo—, kdjourn natal to-morrow AND DIVORCE. _ .. . Drdlnary.) raDythinsx. letierwiek for the palia. ey, and Mr. Ituebby fog • validity of a will are. i t by Mr. James Wester* to Great James.stnau : the 1811 of the mimed age of 90. He ohildren, of whom font d from the buttes, by his eon Edward, under testator receiving a foul* airship was disso lved, the t nnity of 8001. in lieu of br which this arrangement diode : and in one of tbd, ag memorandum, signadb y noder any oironmstanom a the death of lletw o m tem may metre Into it was suggested that it beginning of 1862 ; end it lied in the ocean of that I testator had a slight at. Ad that the result might ifeeble his testamentary obey. 1862, however, be us one with various ahem ° give to his widow (who I the bulk of his Tx= ohildren, Edward's sir father's share, if he had asonelled thislast providca children of about 4,7504, at 0000, and 1,5501. is re. . the reason ad this chugs ar, who would never moat andmo, was angry at the: tbe might have thought sided to the lansiness„ they rbe will we. propounded by est surviving eon (the en. is sous of Edward, on the want of testamentary cape. in consequence of the SI. b. the detendants had caused when we went to press.] NKELIIPTCY. splay Cosarniaioner.) lOLISON, SLAT. Mn for lIIiOI2B. The Lusts publiahed. The bankrupt ion, which was dismieeed on ed from the three days' state court on an adjudication snide pawn. The meets are about g the application, stated that on Ave mouths de opposed on behalf of the cent would result to the asp aim 1 sallow*, was net prepared al to lave security for his at- Ins no preface* for suggestive inefitecl by keeping the beak hat ueleu it should be shows guilty of one of the special 2th Bastion of the act of 1849, this stage of the proceedings, e into his oo Aunt would be ceder of discaarge. - Igment, mid—l:cannot in this sets which I have already heard ,tcy, and of the statement of ind which I was obliged to hold which I dismireedthe petition. iotly arrested sad adjudicated eon, and the queetioe which I Itber his release would be of whole of his creditors as to the common law rights which eve acquired by taking him be solicitor for the official 'poi himself to say that resent alleges that any benefit 7 the defendant's Ws/ released, !ore me, come to that conclusioe. , t applies again for his release lament, giving an account of his the bankrupt as to when the od said that the bankrupt would iy appointed for the examination sccounts would be sure to be that that would be the eat wed the application. mmisioner Holroyd.) AL1.12, JGri. ihed as formerly of New Hemp. melon. The bankrupt' has beset 12th of June. 1864. Debts and abilities on sceommodation bills gland property held is security. r She assignees ; Mr. Lucas rap. - , as offered, and the order of dis- mmistioear Goo ;TOY.—A snafus° NAN. scribed u of Brompton-equar4 tioe, occasions:li betties on the which upwards of 12,0001. was in or a creditor who did set oripoes. liagnised that the bankrupt wow • by betting on races. ibted whether the layover meant ewmarket should be paid in this rt of the bankrupt, etated that R money lent. Amoopt the' o, the Earl of IJ:braise, Bethel!, and others. d, stated that he had joined Lad ,5001., of which his lordship had The debt of Lord Courtenay wee bat reasonable expectation had volt e debts when cootractsd 1 he debts had been going o n 13 ry fortunate on the turf, and some- Du posseaeion. All his creditors none of tbim opposed. woo the only favourable feature is Fist he should have suspended the he would deal with this Cu' as be of would grant the order. LICE COURTS• Ills DAY.) OWSTREET. OP DYPSONANIA. the daughter of • boarding -bogie' ateslieg t. Strand, wee charted with tit ;Operty of Mr. Mackie, a mamba& • house. sit in September he west oat oft ows, ted bottle of port wine fm his then told that the prisoner had stolen Mos for her mother he forgave her. evening he toned his chiffonniers they bottle of wine misaiog. Tho .that the landlady's daughter but .• again. It wail at her mother's wish d, as it was %bonus this weld be her. . in did you give her in custody? . , sing. when I came house. I Wow . the first thing in the retweieg mid afternoon. When aroused of stealkg wished (14 might strike bee deed 1 1 . lonsernaid at 5, N'orfolk.strelf, sat . ironing sho went into Mr. Alexia the cbiffouoi;r• had bees b ro ken opal. • ° "ken sway. At that time the Ohee with her mother and was the Witness went down to ask Ilro. r of Mr. Mullen room in cadet to Mak .d not speak to the prbiessr , but he next morMog (yesterday) witless 47 o'clock mud mimed the prisiew • She had got up early mod ram it of stairs she found an owe, Pea d bebiod some banshee, She . Mackie's bottles by the seal. for liquir ,' )(as she was the worm THE '/XPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1865. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE AHA tIE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) YLIICELLANEOLIS SHARES. Canada Company, 63. Osy/ea Company (Limited), (71. paid), 101. Ditto A Shares (21. paid), 2f. Cray Ofliess (Limited), 61. Credit Fonder and Mobilised Bag. 1 I aIL Electric Telegraph, 129. English and Australian Copper, 11.1. English and Foreign Credit, 61. Fore-street Warehouse (Limited), llf. General Credit and Finance of Loudon (Limitedl, 6, 1. General Steam Navigation, 26/, 7. Imperial Mercantile Credit Assottlatioa (limited) 71,'1. Internatioral Financial Society (Limited), 61. Joint Stock Discount (Limited), di, (. Land Securities (Limited), 21. London Finanoial Association (Limited), 21i, 1. Loud= General Omnibus Company (Limited), 31,1. Minoan Freehold Land and Dock, 21. OCIIIIII Marine 1111111111.1100, 21. Oversold, Gamey, and Co. ( .l tad), 201, 191.20. Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail (Limi led) (Si. Dud), 61, _l.. Peninsular and oriental Steam Upper Amain Tea (Limited), 71. Two 0'01.40. PO ILIOIII2O =somas.) LINCOLN MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) The railway market is inactive today and prices generally exhibit no alteration, compared with those last current yesterday. Caledonian and Great Eastern stocks are rather flat. London and North Western stook is now quoted 124/ to ; Great Western, 634 to ; Midland, 1261 to • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1721 to ; South 'Eastern, 791 to 80; Great Eastern, 464 to 1 ; Caledonian, 128 to S ou We st er Metvopolitan, 137/ to • London sad South Western, 96 to 97; Great NOrthern, 129 to 130 ; ditto A, 148/ to 149/. Foreign and colonial railway securities show no variation of importance. There are inquiries, how ever, for Great Western of Canada and Sambre and Meuse shares. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCIL ea. I rd. I =mu. I ( 4 = ll I 1 "'" so v.. BLANKNEY BTAKIV. &caller, Zsaobia, Balderdash, Blank Tulip, Lady King• horn, Barney, Wynnelay, and Papoose are hem . _ HER MAJTATY'S PLATE. Regal* Wrasstay. Charming Woman. Barney, and Papoose. All us hale. LINDUM NURSERY. Hatritdoa,.Ratroussd. Mir e Haa g Daaabrog, Tormentor, Her Ladyship, Altioraft, Haworth, Black Tulip, Globule f, aad Wild Beauty are hero. AUTIYIEN STKiPLECHASE. Acrobat. Arliocott, Elsbam, African, Cadet, and Har binger are here. (all paid), 741. la Masai eau IJOSOIN 1N Cambrian a Omit anrlllamics N N 127 199 9‘ IN 111 14 I I ... WEATHER REPORT. FRIDAY, NOYMIIIIII —(T1118 DAY.) La SL. I. T. W. ii 3 Ooniirta an Do. • J• no Ws. wall 0 all Do. 11 To. lo d. 100 Dublin sad I.laac all Modes, Perth.dtaha..ll all But Loadoa Bodo Osrt. 10 Do. 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NW. to N.W.socl beck. COAIWIR W.N.W. to &S.W., moderate to huh. moderate to strong, with some rain. N.N.W to W.R.W., WERZIN. As above. *id; to otroug, W. to N. and back, BOUTIII&A. N.W. to 8.W., teeth, roodarato to froth, squally, mai rata. Doe generally. As next above. EMITS'S. At next above. Northern.geotland. Weetorn----ireland. Wales, and adjs. toneless. koutbern=inglish Channel and Bay oil Biscay. Fastern=hast ward Ragland and Noe* Asa. MONEY MARKET✓-(THIS DAY.) Two (Khoo& The btock markets are doll to-day, owing to the negative character of the changes shown in the Bank of England return, and to the decidedly unfavourable changes presented by the Bank of France. The English funds have declined I per cent. As regards other securities the tone is dull, with little change in prices. There is a fair amount of business in the discount market to-day, and the tendency of rates is rather firm, owing partly to the continued absorption of coin in the provinces. The general quotation for choice bilis is 7 per cent., the transactions at 6 being exceptional. In the Stock Ex change this morning there was a strong de mand for short loans, and the charge was higher, at 6 to 7 par cent. on government securities, the payment to-day of 10 per cent. on the Brazilian loan having taken money from the market for the moment. The supply, however, has since increased, and the quotation is now 5 to 6 per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 22c., showing no change of importance. The Bank of France return exhibits an increase of 1,704,0001. in the bills discounted, and a decrease of 488.,0001. in the coin and bullion, both unfa vourable movements. The government broker has bought to-day 20,0001. New Three par Cents. for the sinking fund. --- Consols are now quoted 881 to 89, for money, and as; to 89, for the account (Nov. 8). The offi cial business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Console, for money, 881, 89, 882 ; ditto for account, 891, 884 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 87 ; New Three per Cents, 871, 4, 87 ; Bank Stock, 247, 249 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105, 1041; ditto Bonds, 195., 235. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 65., Bs. die. ; ditto June, Bs. die. In the foreign stock market there is a decline of 4 per cent, in Greek, and 1 in Spanish Certificates, but an improvement of * in Turkish Consolidds, and f in Mexican. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz : -Greek, 182 to 191 ; Turkish Consolidds, 474 to i ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 291 ; ditto Certificates, 14 to 4 ; Confederate, 7 to 8 ; Brazilian scrip, 24 to f prem. ; and Mexican, 254 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1863, 674 ; ditto, 1865, scrip, 21 prem. ; Dutch, 611 ; ditto, Certificates, 96 ; Egyptian, 951, 5 ; ditto, 1864, 911 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 92, 4 ; Greek, for account, 191 ; Italian, 1865, for account, 781 ; Mexican, for account, 251,1 ; New Granada, 141, 1 ; Portuguese, 1856, ac., for ac count, 46 ; Russian, 1822, 891 ; ditto 1862, 894, ex div. ; Sardinian, for account, 731 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 73, 24, 31 ; ditto 1862, 1001. bonds, 751, 6, 5} ; ditto, 1865, for account, 422, 3 ; ditto, 1001. bonds, 431, 41. Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares are in strong demand, and have experienced an import ant recovery, being quoted 531 to 4, and 811 to 82, respectively. 5-20 Bonds are also better, at 634 to 1 ; and Atlantic and Great Western debentures steady, at 851 to 861. International Financial shares are now quoted 1/ to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 115-16 to 2 1-16 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 24 to 4 prem. ; Credit Fou rier and Mobilier of England, 31 to 4 prem., ex all ; General Ottoman, 21 to I prem. ; Overeni, Gurney, and Company, 81 to 9 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, Hai to 1. The following notification from Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. shows that the long-pending question of the claims of the Mexican Deferred bondholders has at last taken one more step forward: XECICAN DV/MID Boma -Mani. Baring Brothers and Co. have noticed advice through the FOreign-Offiall that the Emperor has given orders for the examination by a cammianion of the elan proposed some time sines for the settlement of the Deferred Beads claima-Bishopegate street, Nov. 2,1865. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Messrs. E. F. Satterthwaite and Co. report as follows : Darin the past week the London market for American 1 securities has been much depressed, the high rate of in terest on money Inducing large sales of stock, which, coupled with considerable importations of both government bonds and Erie share', has created much dulness. United States 5-20 Bonds have given way about a half Per mot, ebeim 63f to i Illinois and Erie shares also show a de cline of from 1 d el. to 2 dal, the former being last quoted 81i to 82, and the latter 54 to i. The ship Atalanta has been engaged for the oon veyanes of emigrants to Adelaide, S.A. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. 1, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : eirealatioa Wens £27,162,265 Immo £101,115 Medal= active Maio deposits Other deposits 12,919.790 Dseresss 800,142 Oovernmant esemitice in basking &paranoia Other eseemities in banking department 20,144,578 Inman 140,940 Oein and bu ll ion in both dopertmente Seven day and other bills 538,041 Dams as 12,304 The Beet 3,181,692 Doormat 2,317 Notes in reserve Total mere. (notes k coin ) is banking department The movements in the government and private deposits nearly balance each other, and, as the changes under the other heads are of little import ance, the Bank accounts remain in almost precisely the same position as last week. The reserve is 18,8151. less, and the coin and bullion 8,5901. more. The amount of newly imported gold sent into the Bank during the week having been 164,0001., and no withdrawals for shipment having been reported, it would appear that some further amount of sove reigns has been drafted away into the provinces. PUBLIC ScHooLs COMMUISION.—Meetings of the Schools Darby Commission were held at 2, Victoria-street, as the let instant, when there were present : Lord Taunton (the chairman), Lord Lynette., Sir Stafford B. Northcote, Bart., M.P., the Dean of Chichester, Rev. A. W. There'd, M.A., Mr. Aclad, M.P., Mr. E. Baines, M.P., Mr. Forster, ILP., Mr. Ede, Q.C., Dr. Storms, and the secretary ; and on the god instant, when there were present Lord Twantoo, Lard Lyttelton, Sir Stafford Northoote, Bart., ILP., the Dean of Chichester, Rev. Dr. Temple, Rev. A. W. Thorold, M.A., Mr. Acted, 11.P.,•Mr. E. Balm, M.P., Mr. Fors ter, M.P., Dr. Stormy, and the secretary. The withers. examined oa the list were—Mr. W. B. Haden, LLD., and Mr. A. H. Ithister, M.A. (Head Muter of Statioems' School), and cm the 2d, the Rev. Dr. Lowe, Heed Master of Hurstpierpoint Middle School, and the Rev. B. E. San derson, Head Muter of Lewes School. Two fishing villages on the Scotch north coast are again the some' of lamentation and woe. By the storm of lut week the smell village of Inver has to mourn the loss of eight men, and that of Gots* five ; in all thirteen able-bodied fishermen, who perished within a few miles of each other on the morning of Wednesday. By this sad calamity eight widows and thirty fatherless children, be sides seven dependent', are left all but entirely destitute. A VISIT TO THE BERNONDsEY INTIRMARY.—The ' Lancet publishes this week the report of its commissioners on the Bermondsey Infirmary. It occupies an entirely im proper site, and is often flooded. The classification is de scribed ao incomplete, and there is no separation of " foul " owe. The sick wards generally are good, although deficient in cubic apace. _The wards for the infirm present a marked t them ; they are excessively bad, two of them especisily which are called Lazarus and Aaron respectively, sr* very dirty, and deficient in both light and air. The occupant. were herding together In a miserable mea ner in the midst of conditions which must render any medical treatment of their chronic diseases of little avail. The closet and urinal, abutting on the dead house, stunk so offensively as to poison the whole atmosphere of their airing oourt, and are considered to have had a 'hare in the epidemics from which the setablishmeat has suffered. The amusement' for the tramps are characterised as "altogether brutal." Although as many as forty or fifty persons have been known to apply in a night, accommodation is provided for twenty-four pennies : it consists of bunks, or long orange-boxes, with•• wooden log for a pillow, a blanket and rag, and not even a bit of straw to lie on. The guardians of Bermondsey are believed to be in their mode of lodging the hourelee s p oor. Then =igirs committed to unpaid pauper nurses . The amount of Doodah went for the inmates, and especially the infirm, is altogether ioenfileirat The medical officer is overworked and under paid, and has to find drugs out of his pitiful stipend. The workhouse has been visited by cholera severely twice ; end in a new epidemic similar visitation might be anticipated. The workhouse, however, is wait to receive such oases with safety, and is now in a state to foster epidemic diseases _ generally. THE CATTLE PLAGUE COMMISSION.—A report will, we understand. be persisted from this oommissiou probably oext week. The greeter portion of it is now in print. Without anticipating any part of this official document, we may state one feet of interest, that under the auspices of the oommimion, the contagiousness of the cattle plague and its oommuoicability from oxen to sheep, and site versa, have been satisfactorily shown. It has been proved by evidence of a positive nature dist sheep may be infected, both by exposure to the infection of, and by inoculation from, diseased awe ; and a healthy calf inoculated from the sheep has died of the plague. These facts will justify the continuance of a rigid preventive system, however desirable it may be, In the peacoat of the widespread havoc of the disease, and the numerous foci which now exist, to moderate the despotism of the poleaxe. —Lancet. THE ACTIONS AOAINST THE ROYAL BANK AT DUBLIN.—we (Dublin Evening Mail) are authorised to IS state that the directors of the Royal Bank of Ireland have intimated to Mr. John Lawless that on considering the opinion of Messrs. Butt, Q.C., Shirley, Q.C., Dowse, Q.C., and Michael aLogblen, they had come to the coonlusion that they would not be justified in any longer withholding the money standing is their books to the credit of Mr. O'Leary, aud that they are prepared to honour cheques to the amount of his account. THE IRISH RAILWAY COSIMISSION.—We under stood that oa the 7th hut. the Railway Commimioners are to resume their inquiry into the management of Irish rail ways, and the ism sad charges wow payable thereon. It is minded that their report on this subject will be pub lished before the meeting of parliament and there is mush anxiety to know whether th ey will adv ise the government and parliament to interfere with the present working of the Irish rallway system, and to introduce a tariff of reduced fuel. Mr. Galt. the champion of cheep fares, is to be ens mined next week, aid no doubt in his arcs-examination he will have to grapple with the objection. that have hew made against his proposal. We have heard that it is ia tended to call an aggregate meeting in Dublin, now that the Irish members are free from parliamentary duty, to laid the weight of public opinion to the proposal for a uniform system of railway management, supervision, and control, coupled with a wholesome reduction of rates, and yet wi th out loss to the shareholders. Such • meeting would of the utmost importance, by givieg expired*. to the public tw,lstati sentiment of all pert' f the country.—.Freessan'a Journal. RAISING AVANITTINT. A TRADES' UNION Muanza.—The thriv e :J . FATAL ACC/DINT ON vu. SOUTH WESTERN RAIL. LIAI,ONI Titles dettudhig town of Barrow-in-Furness has bees greatly ex ma c rop si gtsom Dead Weight An- WAT.—Yeet•tday a fatal accident occurred at Nom:slow by the fact of a man having come to his death *nano itincissq , =dere Oleftel &Wass** Government Soca A 0,240.914 lawny -station. One of the porters, James Wanes, through the now (request outrages connected with trades' eay. Saab, Caw gas l e aki tearitiee unions. I i t appears that on Sunday last, about 11 mis. of National Notes o'clock at nght, • bricklayer, named Blackburn, went oat Aceoun Debt , le DIY. 40 am Gol d ogu a nd Him ..„„ came betweee the buffers and war instsotenvinely killed. to borrow an axe for the purpose of chopping outer Depo ' d t,. K 910 390 71 ' ,. " The deceased was a quiet, dell man, aid was mush wood for the next morning's fire, when he was set rpm germ (wapiti:4in rcemated. ..., by three may. named Lawson, Wallace. and Waite', union Buie 6.18.041 THURATINID STRIKE 01 POLIOTAIRD.—E Or efffle• men, who called him • black sheep. The axe was wrested --- ,—,„ . „,„, cal mouths put the members of the Nottingham from Blackburn Mote of the melt, and be wee felled to tri1ii,416.0 40 ""• 4 ` 8, "" police force have entertained the idea that they w l" ert the ground by a blow on the forehead with the au. The Nov. .2. 1866. W. MILLEL ebiel °lshii.' ear " it ad eida ys ed weof w the agn.T" ms ar jori th tr of the sea man left him in the street, where he was found by hie wife. THURSDAY Evearrire. l'ln nisg--- - by gu t . _ _ _.s_.. . .. „ Medical ambitions war at mice procured, bat be died from sent to the watch committee reepeounny urging the z- the effects of the wounii, on Monday moraine about 10 Consols, which closed on Tuesday at 84 to 89 matter on their ourideratloti. The watch committee, haw. o'clock. An impel* was held on the body yesterday, sad for Dort Wecineeday's settlement, opened this morn- ever, were not prepared to grant an advance without In the meantime the polio had apprehended Wallace, who ing at tbe sans quotstima, and, after touching 89i, the 'section of the Town Council, and wattling forth* was taken before the magistrates at Inversion.aid he WU is buyers," closed at 89 to k h For money the last the matter until Friday after. committed for trial at Lancaster swims gm the charged , • , „ ~, nom. The mall are paid on Fridays, and reeeiemd wilful murder. The coroner's jury retained a verdict of Price wan t 88 to 89. a continuation to manslaughter against Wallace, Lawson, end Wait's. The the December settlement was }to i per cent. was therefore done in their wages on Friday they Intimated W after itnt Raynor that they were not disposed to go on duty solo deceased is mid to In .& quiet inoffeasive men, and the National Discount shares won hist quoted 11 until they kale whether their application for an advisee . motivefor the oat ' s " th at be Wea ' AID S " hi 641 6" to I prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, li gy t; eu l tn would be rented. The constable remained about the Osly en weirs ago, • gun was end at his door at raidaight. di a. . fi n d ece t e B ey, 14 to t ; Re hams • wife sad five youeg children.• polissolatiou, sod Mr. Rarest therefore communicated ,„ with the town clerk (11r. W. Talield), who went to we POISOIIRD set Sarnry.—The Temps relates the Trading, c 1 1 t° 1 4., 6 e. • _lion Brewe r y , 1 1 7 the mat, asomapsaied by two msmbers of the Watch' following strange OM of poisoeing :—" A respelge sem 1 1 f ra frool• ; and A tl ant ic Telegraph 8 Poe cost. Oommittes. They informed them that they had so power ' residing m the Avesta de Saint-Oload, had rec eiv eds from creme, 2to 2i. to grant their appliostion. but would talcs core that the a nephew a present of half a pound of muff. and had placed The shares of Overeod Gurney and Co. were rthisst ins luveght fore . ~ , ,,.a t ..... thesertLor ... .eouseli...__ it co the shelf of a cupboard br . the side of a similar imam w ell ntipporgedi came at ek to 1 prem. ; Bombay woad fa74;:ineijdastiaraicrer that' titre( coffee jest ""haaid* Si pe wite =r deB tieeir Gas, English and Foreign Credit, Marine Invest- blieds4ll4 " a " ott e a cie e ic atill4 e d dig a m a. mib. end mimos a to two breakfast, took the wrong packet, and parodying moot, Wilma Iron Worko, Natal Lend, Ocean My as asoul. Ossoidssiat the 'Mare el their Mika 1 hse suppe er rai irttbs a coffse, beystaP 'dtbough a wbiththeythltheemhoomals2Wskthwe Marine Insarance, and Royal Mad Stearn Shine" asd the feet *tit the greeter piste/Mi. see performed is. °Mond that I t hut a very bitter disagreeable lista They Were all inquired for, and have improved, while the est, we tibial.% ire ones antreey s tew II auy na shipeireu • Were both shortly afar seised with Manama& id Poissolag. Merehant Shipping aud U Ansa) Tea bare re- Thor and thee only eineoured the mistake. Medial amistaala ce d e d . Leaden and st. HS t • Dec k stmk hp . 2u sasio w et par isiga is mi ikia toSmis aos. s—Modf oideia lla. , i t Gr i t ass4 dus,... was obtained, but the heel:rad 'WNW they locldalmi; ea • -• . .a.,.. 4 . ••A t: , . f wife, however, ultimately recovered. * proved about I pe cent: 184.—Nottinghast Journal. BANC Or ZNOLAIrD.—An and Kb Vie.. e. 12, for Use November I, 1816. li porenant to the Act rib ending on Wedneedsy, MITT nit, NOUS Wad 413,102 ' "5 ; ILME '111.• Government debt.. 8.11,015,100 Other peewities 1.04,(00 Gold coin and 11.512,26 S envie balite ita,lss.= BROOK HILL MEETING (EAST;BARNET). (THIS DAY.) . STAND PLATE. B Rapture, 12st 'rib ; Sallyessay, h at 121 b ; Mallet. list 71b; BT: Objected. Objected. list 71b ; Spartmao, llst 71b ; Save, list blb ; 54. Bravo. llst 41b ; Loa 1 lst Paleface, 10st 101 b ; Tsai°. ul lost 71b 1 Stiletto, lOrt 71b ; Brows Bass, 10st. (All an : hero. 10 -- BARNET OPEN STESPLECHASE. Roehester, Jack, Obiesled, and Weep are herd PAW Foarirr.—Yollow OUI sad Tip Top. COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL.—(THIS DAY.) A special Court of Common Council was held 84 this momiegunder the presidewey of the Lord Mayor. LOUD PLURBSTON. is The Town Clerk read the following communication from the Roe. W. P. Cowper, addressed to the Lord Mayor : "My Lord, —Lady Palmerston desires me to convey, 1 1 through your lordahip, to the court of Common Council her heartfelt thanks for the expression of their sympathy and m. condolence. In the midst of her grief she finds some coin. L: fort in perceiving how greatly her husband has been ap. 96 prociated, and how gratefully the nation bee remembered the devotion of his long life to the good of his country." Og. The communication was ordered to be entered upon the r: minutes and journals of the court. 801:17111VABI-BILIDOI. 100 A report was read from the Bridge-house Estates Com mitts., which stated that an arrangement had been made It with the directors of Southwark.bridge for the bridge to s k remain open for a further period of six months, upon the sr, same terms es previously. 5 $ The report was agreed to, and the bridge will eons- M. onently stall remain open free of toll, and in all probability N. during the interval some arrangement will be made for the II purchase of the bridge, when it will be permanently thrown K . open to the public THE GAS EXPLOSION AT NINE ELMS. 188 8L LNQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) is. The inquest upon the unfortunate men killed It by the recent explosion of gas nt the London Gas Light st. Company's works at Nine Elms, on Tuesday last, warn r s : opened this morning in the board room, before Mr. W. et Carter, coroner for East Surrey. The names of the persons killed are Frank Woodham, i tO s Wm. Carter, J. O'Dwyer, George Fielder, F. Thomsen, 10 T. O'Dcenell, Edward Burke, Patrick Shot, W. S. Smith, : and John Cox. A Mr. Batty, barrister, insinuated by Mews. Maynard arid Co., appeared on the part of the company ; and Mr. Biokley, solicitor, of Field Home, Larlphall•lantt on M behalf of the relatives of some of the sufferers. ~4sl The jury having unaudited, the coroner dated that as the inquiry into the accident would probably be somewhat II minute, and the inquest would necessarily have to be ad- I I journal, all that he proposed to do on the present occasion was to identify each of the bodies se were here, then to LI take evidence of the ashore of the oosetruetion of the beikh u log, and to obtain such donaiptione of them as the wit- LI nooses could give, after which be should ask the jury to ac company him to St. Thomas's Hospital, and identify the 111 bodies lying there. He should then propose to adjourn t i for • few days in order that the necessary wilco* as to the muse of the explosion might be forthcoming. Mr. Beeler said that he had been instructed by the soli- g eitors of the Loodou Gas Company to watch the proceed. 1 lop, and he took this opportaaity of sayiog that the officers of the company Were extremely desirous of afford. int every facility for the fullest investigators of this lament able aoaideot. With that view they had given iestructions ; to have a correct model of the building prepared which would probably greatly waist the jury is understandiag the evi deuce. In reply to • question from the Coroner, Mr. Beaky added that the model in question would ibe ready in four or five days. The Coroner suggested to the jury whether in that Imes it would not be advisable to confine the evidence Ito -day simply to the klentifinnion of the bodies. Mr. Blekley quite concurred in the worse suggested. being of opinion that the production of each a model would greatly mint she jury in their investigation. The Coroner and jury then proceeded to view the bodies, and on their return proceeded to take the evidence of identity with respect to the seven bodies lying at the works, after whisk IWitnesses were tolled to prove the identity of the bodies lying in St. Thomas's Hospital, and the coroner having find announced that the adjournment would be to Thursday I next at half.psd 10 o'clock, proceeded with the jury to view the bodies at the hospital. The inquest was then formally adjourned. SHOREDITCH WORKHOUSE• INQUIRY BY THE POOR•LAW BOARD.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. Farnalt held an inquiry at the Shovediteh workhouse into the circumstances under which a lunatic pauper was dismiued from the house and found at e but one of the principal Several witnesses were examined, medical ones was not forthcoming and bis evidenoe will have to be received at a future day. The (iridium* which I was heard went to show that the lunatic' Mull was 1 discharged informally. He is now in an asylum, at the charge of the City of Londoo Union. the gas:diens of which maintain that he ought to be provided for by the Shore ditch parish, in which he had resided 15 years prior to his becoming deranged. The inquiry was concluded woo alter 2 o'clock. COLLISION OPP THE SOUTH FORELAND BETWEEN A LARGE STEAMER AND A FRENCH MAN-OP-WAR. (Br nizolurn.) DEAL, FRIDAY Nomrnro. A large steamer is reported to have been sunk off the South Foreland sts o'clock this morning by collision with the French war steamer Dix Deseret" Captain De Veto. Part of the crew are Oil board the Freech mao-of-war, which ham token a pilot and proceeded to Gravesend. A War-office circular hair been received at Chat ham garrison annowicieg that the Secretary of State for WRY, with the concurrence of the Secretary of State for India, bee decided that the wives of general officers ap pointed to the staff in India who may be unable, through sickness, to accompany their husbands to India, will have their passage paid at the public expense, provided the claim is preferred within is months of the of anbarkatioo. In exceptional cases, however, the period of the claim may be extended to nine months, after which time no claim will be entertained. MRTROTOLITAN MEMORIAL TO MR. COBDEN.— Yesterday the general committee for cursing out the ereo• Lion of a Wants to the memory of the late Richard Cobden, to be erected in the Broadway at the entrance to Camden town. met at St. Pancras vestry hall. Mr. Thomas Ram presided. A letter from Mrs. Cobden had been received in reply to ,ne addressed to her informing her of the project, in which that lady tummies her unfeigned pleasure on being acquainted with the fact of the formation of a committee for the of erecting a memorial statue of her dear hue and with respect to an intimation that the move meat um being supported by all ranks and chimes. Mrs. , Cobden farther remarks :—" It has been very grateful to I my fsellap to observe that the movement Las been sear ported by members of every rank in life, and I beg to ex press ea the part of =roll and my children oar deep sym pathy with the object you have I n vier." A report was received in reference to the memorial fund, which stated that, to complete a very beautiful design for a statue and 22 feet in height from bum to summit, submitted pedestal, 22 Wills Brothers , of the Engem-road, about 100 i. name would be required. It was troolvot to have photo graphs of the proposed design take°, and oopies mot To the subscribers with is request to renew their exertion to wry I oat the object with'ea little delay an possible. in 70 11 11 JOUCT STOCK BANKS. 67 68 673 7 3 2 49e leiligno $2 4146 44 Do 1 2 pit a I ills 111 20 1 T 1 13 11 224 231 in Z 30 n 10 139 142 9 3 1 414 is 4 siess xe et 6366 7 10 Wu 0 10 11 ipetb LO 1416 par n 4 nii. all 67 49 LI U 24 14 M all 49 61 •60 148 111 U 41 43 611 MAO( \ 10,001 II 60 10.0“ 100 10.004 100 100,005 se WOO( 00 10.000 50 11.100 10 /11.000 1 de 11.00 S. 10 W 1 N is 4000 100 Sko oo l 10,0001! 10,000 tr io : lisstammtml 11 AlllaneeLoaAldverpoo; 26 Do. (mad at 20 pm l6 Anto Au ofd B Lo*MUsk kW° halms ( imi Limited ) ll Adalloßank.Cor.ne web tosteskria Baskolßettlehtsilmabla o.o* or sops Beat of Leadce Sauk at OtagoalsiMed) Beak et Queensland (141 Omsk etßlctorla,Austrial Lk Beak m New Zsaladd Barned's Bank ',Limited 11 DomillaiuktortugneemL eritudi tiikkinalsa (L OMB* N. Americo — O. BIL Chart. city Clotoolal IMes.Bank of Canada CVO. Rank of India, de Coonotidatsd Bask (L ), Id 60, -. P - ei 6,000 6: 60,6001 iiil !!..3.1 aioi~ ii.iiii I 10,000 If 21),000111 40 40,00011 N 000 1 -- 2 --- , lei sit a • ••sol too,oool I mmoiii .!•°°°,ll! 1. 5 5 ,56 1 a sass idls eo r: • s Bpa 121 60i 11} 4116 001 6 6 ▪ *Os 19 II 18 00 18 20 • 10 ps qi 6to, zia„.... on - isidoillal Do. Now Defy( and London oast Landon (Waited Datern tichanief Lim) &neon Joint Stock Ii lag.seoldauLCluirOL loglloh mod Bwodlon (L Dozopose DanklUnDsod Oldnairop.(l.4 Do. Wood at 1 pin Do. Now Inaporld Dank. UniNsd Impend 011oonon 1 !--j 11ealen. Da Now Lad Merl Bk. IsMo(L) Loa.Ne.ofllesico,tte.lL Les. Bea k of doodand L 11 Loots& end Bredkes 111 Da New Lea B.Lree&B.DlokoiL Do. New. laa. et le pin 11 Lea. CIL Bank of Aural% al London sod Could) , IA Lint Moak— I 'Loodoo& Booth African I Lon. & it. Wiliellil (UML Do. do. New Londoo&Veoesuels (L ) dere & W t gar ICUI11.):: 'Mweintlis & llzohealL. 'Metro. & Proy. Beak (L. II Midland Beak (La) _ National of Liverpool ll I ;LW& el Bagland / I Do. 2nd end ltd Wee 11 I jasthma Bonk P .New Boma Wale el 1 ,New Leland (Ihdled) lON II SON 1,1 ken scow M moos ti woo i in IC 27 - 6 14k par 6 I par id Is 16 M 1 le 66e 1,45 w 14 le 90 le t •p ' .1 94e ea 0 17 10 l 49 61 16 17 lea 1 11 09 db 196 $ll di. re Ipo ei 7 1 250 2 39 I 6461 - a 3 dia 4 3 01 , 1 10. - I 79 0 - a - is 1 iTi;d4 11 :3 64 9v: ill 4: 11 id 19} 7 Idla par - 4 14 °idle - 4 t 1 die - 1S 6 Ndla - 11 11 Rik .. S 66 \ a l i 66 - 10 0 SOU 11 ill 14 34 " 15 II 9 Ca xd • 14 7 5Ms id • "I U 66 15t4,... 2 1111 'offside - I Boot CO•l3nlik 10 01411.11. CM B.L ,IsteO.C. 20 • vo. do. IsteN.F. 20 , Do. do. Welke. 60 I itoels.Basttegoorp.lL 10 1 Do. do. 100 Norms. of Ireisait 11 10 Do. do al kdadesionj..*Delltl (L ioalb Laetrslta MO Ilea& of B. S. Aida I 106 Do. to. Le. gips I 10 O.M. el Molina HO Saks el Isobel (tea) I SO gabs at Lease 1 PREFERENCE REARM. Grist Northern, 5 per real rateeres. it 10 per rent. pm., 100. FOREIGN R AMWAY& Beide and Ben Franaime (Limited). panatella 7 per mt. 14. i• Meanie (Sofro to Aidte), 101. 4. IWO* end Bea Frandsen (Limited), gaanatted 7 per gut., 14f. Sambre sad Mouse, 7. ass Paulo (Ltuattuj, guarantee 7 per oat, In; I. Aberdeen .. Ardre Cape Crier .. LiverPoei • • • Iteobetot... Formostk., Tigmboath asugolaad.. i i Ili 4 , 3 1 The dosing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follows: —Transatlantic Steam. psz to i prem.: Leeds Woollen Company, 1 to 2 pre m. ; and Pennsyl vania Oil Lands, to if prem. KINEI3.-(THIS DAY.) TWO O'CLOCK. The mining market is rather lees firm to.day, with fewer transactions. North Tree kerb y and Chiverton Moor shares are somewhat lower, Cl* former at 31 to 1, and the latter at 71 to ; Great Busy are quoted 41 to 1 ; Wheal 13eton„ 190 to 195 ; West Chiverton, 774t° 85'1 ; Great Vor, 361 to 36; and South Condurrow, 11 to 1. Cape Copper and Frontino aad Bolivia shares are flat ; the former have been dealt in at 131, and the latter at 211, 2}, and 21. St. John del Rey are officially marked 47, and Washoe, 44 and 91. The annual meeting of the East del Rey Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 14th November. At Tresaveau Mine an improvement has takes place in the 12 fathom level COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAIC.—(THIS DAT.) The supply of Eogbelt wheat as offer here today was very limited. The attendance of buyers was by no meats numerous ; nevertheless sales progressed stesdily, and ia 'ems instances really fine wheats wise rather higher that on Monday. With foreign wheat we were but moderately supplied. Selected samples were held firmly for more mosey. sad other kinds ruled steady in prim. The business doing. however, was by no means extensive. Floating cargoes of wheat wale la. per quarter deem. Other produce afloat commingled extreme qugyentiona. The show of both Emilia' sad forcep barley was only moderate. The trade wee firm. at puss tally equal to Monday. There was a good demand for malt, and very toe sample* were rather dearer. Oats. the supply of whir& wee reamstably extensive, sold freely, at fully the late advance hi quotations. The few Wish bears on the Meads were disposed of at extreme rate,. Foreign parcels were firm. Peas moved off steadily, and pries. were well sutported. The flour trade was firm at full quotations. There was only a moderate inquiry for seeds and cam, oft former tams. COMAT NUM =dart Per Qr. Wins. S. e. gasx.ffefte. red. old 46 60 64 Dew 16 NO 66 ' l)o.white, old as ta 611 new 42 to to Nark& sad ILsools M. obi Itimarf MAW s3 to 40 IMAMS ariedlor 2O to TO lon Qr ealL S. 1. soliLIB = s If/ so 1. •1111• llama It r Mama It to a aoaltottollt, iod 54 to 67' Mogilos sal Wazs 64 to flit Brows ___ i y k o Is a anew 43 to 0 Ms. 0 to 0 720 Otor eg: B7 to 0 0 V. a Bakes ___ a t a MOM Tons made, Mrs bs. Household so ro 32 se Sr Counts, Norfolk and Buffo% es sit* II2 to We Nes OATL SW* Pod 2O to 22 . goggle 26 62 22 1100404 toed 22 MM YORAM Par QT. RIME I. I. 26 to 26 Mottle sad lloalgs• but l9 to 60 lootock & Moaklso• Dit= 46 to :4 44 to 46 y 4 paw A11aKk411, 12 . 1 tt : 7 9 beirldi; .• • to 64 P Pr 4141 GAN. a. a. fir! Swedish 20 to IA 20 to II bWL Data a to 48 iALT Ptalt a to a Tiol. I = a to 39 34 to a MIAS OW. Ifhtto 33 to 31; Yaw 71,083. row* wr lock 33 40818 . - 33 to WI Awoken, Por brL Ooodloo INTO NOV. 3 INCLUq LONDON, BY WAT YE. BZ ' TO arlatalg DWIWag Magog OATS. Dutch Wearies , feedbag ill:Rival/1 tag Gll/1110. &a, 11 cszsz.e.oi, 111.091 ocr. to 111'0 Biers. 12010 oadlloobla l 010 170 VO 1 7 11 ! 60 Mak ilo fordo llll .. 24790 • • 10 Total I 6670 000 720 2000 7211 LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MAB&ETS. (THIS DAY.) (IT ILWTUO AND 121T11211.1110111 rzumaArry.) ((FROM 0178 OWN COBNINPOIDINT.) Corrox—The market keeps rather steady to demand, mid the sales will probably foot op 10,000 bales. CORN.—The market tally Weeded. Moderate busiomer is wheat at td. to 9 d. per motel dearer. Flour firm, at extreme lutes, with steady bushing. lodise °ore dim ; mixed, 29a. 9d. to 30a. Beane steady. Oats scam, at 2d. per bushel dearer. Oatmeal strati. WAKEFIELD CORN MARK T.—(THIS DAY.) (Hi MUTED LIMON 711CITILC TILIGZATIL ) (nom otra own oozzimmanomer.) New reds from ad. to 3s. dearer; other kinds slow. Barley, beam, and oats the tarn deicer. MINCING-LAITE.—(THIS DAY.) Smut. —The market matinees extreetely dell. and prier new shows reduction ci 6d. to la. par cwt., at which the sake are oily faille& Belied pima ahoy a alight decline. but dried goods are without dna" thy demand box( very lignite& 001 , 1 , 516 —Th• demand ocintlanns active at awn prima kw an descriptions. Plantation l7glsn sold, triage, 50s. hs 655. ; 6os ordinary and low middling small. 755. ta 775. 6d.; low middling and middling, 78s. to 821.; native Gybe, fine ordinary and stipesior : 695. to 71a. ed. TeA.—The market is active for both old and now teas at full pekes. ]Lacs.—The dewiest' for soft grain continues wtiva at firm prices. A parcel of new Nee:Anzio sold et - As. 3d., and old at 10s. 9d. Gmans.—A parcel of Doable, recently bought in at public sale, has beim sold at 6i.s. 1304.—The market is arm. Demerara lola, prime at la. 641. to L. Bed. ; 9L ; barrels, la. 1011. ; sad Jemmies. at 34. 3d. FRATIT.—Prior of ell descriptionsam well supported bet the deemed for Valencia raisins is not quite so motive as ag MM. fieurPwrits—Tbe market continuo qui•t. Comm. —The market is still dull, bet prism are without further sheers. lentoo.—The market anthems firm. COCAIN/AL steady but quiet. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the amazed pries. Tow* teller,. 51n t h e d t aesl2 • Petersburg Y.C. an the soot. 506. fid.; all raonte . , 50a to 50a. Id. ; December. 50s. 9d. to 61s ; January, 61e fad ; Haab, Ws. Gil. • HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LIADMIALL.—Hides : Prism s 66Th.. to 64 be., U. to 311; 64Ibs. to 721b5., 30. to 30.; 7205. to 110ibs., to ; 80Ibs. 881 b s., 301. to 44.; fib. to 961 M., 44. to 40. ; 26lbs. to 1041b 1 ., 4id. to 4id. ;10411.. to 1121b5.. 44d. to sd. Hams hides, 9.. to 10s. ; Oeit skins, light, 3. to 3s. ; tilt, 6s. Id. Bmutownemr.--Steepskins Polled, ffs. to 106. ; b all . brads, 6s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. ; Downs. ss. to 6s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pangaea and Smith report that the trade daring the past week hes been firm at inks peon.. Coloory dsosriptiotts still continue in brisk domed at fa rates. PP'''