The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-01 00:00:00

AMERICA. NEW TORY.. On. 19. (Per (ley of Washiegtea, en — geseattowe.) The qteaneMip I:Lague arrived at New York on the aft4T11444.111 44 Oct. Iti, and the steamship Arabia at Ibuton on the 17th, evening. Mr. Seward's circular to the loyal State.' of the Video, urging that active meaaiires should De Mks% for strengthec Mg the coast and lake 46fencvq, publidwql in New York on the 17th of 1414414cr, valued on that day the greeted excitemeat on the New York stock market, and etock.q, which for several days previously had hero steadily advancing, fell from to 3 per emit., wider the impreasion that a foreign war was about to be added to the preeeut civil com mnocle. The New )..rk Tiriva and Ihruhl approve the circular. The termer attributes the hailing of it to the attitude of the leafing Suropeau powers towards Mexico, which has excited the anxiety 14 the Federal government, as it has little Medd the Veiled States is prepared to extend the Osumi all to Mexico in her extremity, and to offer armed reeiatatioe if neomezy again* the attempts at invasion and cooqueet which Spain may make, and consider* American prestige and national honour are involved misting any effort to plant a le Atalu flag on the weakest and most •xpoesql frontier of the t'uited Stamm. The Nor rtrt Tribe.. considers the circular ill-timed awl uusbetvaeary. Time Fro.ing l'oat say. it may mean a gnat deal or it may mean nothing, and thinks that, as I . 4orgreqe seseiables in December, and the State legidatnres do not come together until 4.1 W mouth later, Congress will have ample time to make the appeal if the general goverioneut then requires the aid of the State; and is of opinion that Mr. Sewarrs letter muds a 4-momentary to be clearly understood. The Woolliogton corrtspoodent of the N , ir York Times writer a.t folloss : It is possible, and more than probable, that t►e Mexicali govereineet will ask the mediatioo of the 'jailed Mates to s ettle the trouble% between Mexico sad the Eompeas pewees It is passible also that the Mexican governmest may ask the Ir...entreat of the United States to become the custodium or trustee of certain properties or frilebUet, sad to pay t►erefrom the belerest and principal .1 Ler imlebtedness to European capitsliets, the limited States gusranteeiog not only the proper et:inertias sad applicatios of the revenue., but also their sufficiency to meet the obligatione imposed upoo them. I think the gavels. meat of the roiled States has isforrnally expressed a framed .hip for the present government of Mexico, and a williog- Dem to do amyl/ 0g that is proper and pomilibe to ensure bee from the dawn§ by which she is messiest 1 undentesid further that none American capita/We have already foliaged and almost perfected &mincemeat by who they will at once advance any mom which our govern rocot may require to facilitate the settlement of the matter. It is reported from Washington that the Con federate army have made a further backward movement, and have fallen back with their entire odimiu to Fairfax Court-house. It is also said they an preparing to abandon Leesburg. The ob ject of this backward movement is not known. A despatch from the Washington correspundent of the Avsociattsl Press says : I lamination has been received by the Federal pare meat, from a wares entitled to credit, that Masts Mlidell and M usa the rebel moisten to Vasa tad Eadbush are Not only asithwrind to separate treaties of extraordinary earn• sdanage with those powers, but to place t►e southern thialeisrasy for a hailed period ender their pro. adios. The New York Sitar and Leather Reporter pub fishes statistic to prove that the Southerners are not so had off fur shoes as has been represented. It shows that during the past three quarters of the present year a sufficient quantity of brogans went South to supply an army of 400,000 men for 12 mouths, and allow three pairs to each sun. The Nt. Petersburg (Virginia) Gazette has the fol lowitia particulars concerning the late reported naval engagement at New Orleans : The Turtle ran against the nags without firing gun, sod immediately sunk bar by staving is Mr siolsis, she, in the insatiate, being died upon ►y the whole squares, but the halls glassing frost bar boa form Witholll doing the heel diusage. Mrs Tattle t►en tweed a the other two ,weals, which, seam theta* of their cesspeates, eadasveured le get est of the way, la which effort they were driven in sham their news darting than. Oommander Hollin., in his reports, says be thinks be will be able t.' capture and carry them both into New Orleans. The Treble cannot be raised. A large number of arms, prisoners, ammunition, Ac., were taken during the notion. Commander Hollins confirms the account of the detest of Billy Wilson's &mares on Hants Roes Island. Commander Hollins arrived in New Orleans on the 14th ult. The city was illuminated on receipt of the intelligence. The number of men under Com 'sander Hullims was 300. Thu Federalists num bered 1,000. T. surveyor of Now York has seized the ship Jobs Pyle, lately arrived from Glasgow, on the pound that ame-siatsenth of her is owned by a Mr. Brigham, of New Orisons. A despatch has hem forwarded to the pre sident 01 the Rife Telegraph Company, an bona:in the eoespietion of the overland line to Gnat bolt Lake City, and the opening of tele graphic communication with the chief city of Utah territory. The lateral government has appointed Thomas 8. Dudley, of New Jersey, as consul to Liverpool ; and Ammo Yawn, of New York, as consul to The Evening Poet says : We here limit= beak; hoes armed to take the third OD =Mose of the 7.30 kw, es the esemblien that inter= Is 'Dowel hen Weber I. The Mr. awe dsd to Jo, and seam November Ise the dated this West. We bare ale. that Yr. tie" in raver S. tpgdttea OE the blob is opal to I= 100 milli. 7 per mt. bendy which he i. authorial to lane, ialsrusd the sent ef ths banks that ha had se edit from =age toPinais era to di par aset. =area at par far the est= =a Mr. CM= of worm, eapneesal hie village= to intern= dire how the =oral= hanks of ssything neer the gene =as. The followleg order was issued by the Secretary of War alter ha bad visited General Fremout : ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. OCT. 14. Omend. -- The Seerseary of Wm requests ass to smuna sluts the follawire as his histructioss for your (oven meat. Is vise of the heavy sums doe especially is the quartermaster's dewiness is this city, amounting le some 4,5005C1U dollars. it is importing that the mossy which may sow be so the heads of the dithers. to Alan or be received by them, be applied to the earnest *awes of your army ia lirnessid. sod then debts to remain lisped said they an be properly examioed sad seat to Washington err ifillatt roust. the disbursing °Mem of Yearley tesiishenna the Mask sad sot twofer them to irresponsible agents ; Is ether wok these eta do set hold cowls ins frees the President and an sot under beads. All esetraels tototwairy to be seek ; to be made by the dithering steams. The erase uusrtunossisn here bars bass reetally thenseled by the eserelery as shows. It is usasomeary to meet 11•14-mirics armed this city, mid you will direct their .lieceatiniume• ; deo them if say, is verse ef aosstraemos at Jalfllolll city. Is this maser the it is sees that a somber of coreedisioes bare been elves by yes. No psyneets will be made ti snit °Seen, wept them whom appointments bus been sPrensed by the President. This, of warns dm setedkr to the oflieers of vulsoteer troop. Colonel Andrew* bee been Fertmli so finer i ted by the Secretary also, not to mho limo s re of kiwi., exospe fur the wpm of paying the troops. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, 1861. The erection o ban-Acta near your quarters in this city to be at 0004 disoontinued. The Secretary has been informed that the troops elf:soma Lane's ceinarnand are committing depredations on onr friends in Western Missouri. Your at• Isolation is directed to this, is the expectation that you will apply the corrective. Major Allen desires the services of Captain Turaley, sod the secretary hope. you may find it proper to accede therekt.-1 hays the honour to be, very respectfully, your obedient servant. Tuoldts, .tdjutant•CeoeraL Major-General .1. C. Premont, Commanding Department el the West Tipton, Missouri. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner PAM) IN KZ lIVNIFERY AND The bankrupts, father and eon, were oil refiners, of Suf. foth-grove, liouthwerk. This WWI the examination meeting. They owe 4,IMW. to unsecured creditors ; unencumbered siesta, VV. only, all the property being assigned to secured creditors. Mr. Bagley and Mr. Dorn, who appeared in the can, agreed on an adjournment till the 19th December. lair MAUD= VAOO. The bankrupt, better known as " Bern Collins," applied for his certificate. The lirbilitie. are of trifling amount. Mr. Murrough, fur the assignee, offered no opposition. Mr. Harcourt, on behalf of the bankrupt, asked for • first /Liar certificate. The Conirnisaioner—This is the care of Samuel Vagg ; why is he called "Ham Collies ?' Mr. Harcourt—lle ie the eielebnited parole singer, whose delineation' of Irish character are peen under that name. Mr. Ilurrough said that the estate had paid lie. Bd. in the pound. The Commissioner—After that favoarahle testimony, ha may take • first clam eartilkate. IN RI COGARILL AND DAY. The bankrupt. were builders, of Peterborough. This was the examination meeting. Unsecured debts, 2,671/. ; assets, about 1,150/. Mr. Lioklater, far the &mignon, offered no opposition, end the bankrupt& parsed. IN IC WHITE. This was the examination meeting. The bankrupt was • builder, of Kentish-town. thrown to unsecured creditors, 4,6001. ; to those holding security, upwards of 18,0001. There are se meets beyond the property held as security, which is valued at ti,ooo/. Mr. A. Tamer, for the asiignees, asked for an adjourn ment, which wee or d ered. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) re II DAVID NANAA Y. The bankrupt was described as • merchant, late of Mel- bourne and Liverpool, and now 4'f Forest-hill, Surrey. This was the examination meeting. Thalmann, papered by Mears. Brown and Dubois, show debts of 3,680/, and liabi lities on account of • late partnership, 3,732/. ; with seen of 1571. The bankrupt was deficient at the commencement of his account. 3,2591. Mr. Linkister, ter the amignees, did not object to the bankrupt prang. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) C UI LDH A LL. ROBBERY AT Tint ISILLUNDAReB 0171 CT. A Frenchman, who gave the name of Moore, end said be was an Irishman, was placed at the bar before Alderman Gabriel and Alderman Copelaod, charged with stealing • cluck and umbrella from the office of Mr. Secondary Potter. Mm. Bailey mid she was housekeeper at Mr. Secondary Potter's ace io Beeingball.street. She was going up to her room on Monday morning last, when she met the prisoner coming out of her room with a timepiece and an umbrella in his bands. She asked what be dui there, and be said he waisted Mr. Secondary James's office. Knowing Nat Mr. James had left tbnee offico, two yean ago, she attempted to stop him, but he p ushed past her and rushed down stairs. He drop p ed the timepiece and umbrella on • couch was the door directly he saw her. rh. • denied his identity at first, but ultimately pkedsd mu luilty to the charge, and elected to be dealt with sum,_ _ _ Aldernia• Gabriel, with the concurrence of Alderman Copeland, believing the prisoner to be what was termed • regular " office sneak," oommittol hint for as months, with hard labour. ILiRLBOBOUGHaTREET. ATTIMPMD BUICIDF. Sang 11 &young woman, was this morning brought before Mr. Tyra from the Hoene of Detention, when she had hese for a week, having been charged with attempt ing to commit suicide by taking some mineral acid. It appears that the prisoner sou seen by a constable lying on some door step, a :visor protruding from her bosom, sad being told by some of the bystanders that she pseud to commit 'Wade the first opportunity, the constable asked ben why she intended to do so, and she said she had just came out al Maidstone tied her parent. would not naive her. Me was then taken to the station. when she admitted taking twonnyworth of • mineral poises. and she was Yokes tow Midd lesex Hospital, and the follow* certificate was handed to the rnegintirate : " This Is to certify that Sarah Myers was admitted to this hospital, having taken some edema poison." Prisms mid she had no place to go to ; and Welsh, the Etsaid her parents would do nothing for her, and that ta bees sent to prison for robbing them. Mr. Tyrwhitt ordered her to be brought up this morning, and the ohsplais of the Home of Detention forwarded the magistrate (Mr. Tyrwhitt) a letter. stating that be had written to • committee of lotion in the aty, with the view of getting her deb some institution. Prisoner said she was williug to go with the female warder, sad Mr. Tyrwhitt discharged her, to be at once taken to the City. CLERKEN WELL. MCCRAW:IIIIG PIREWOCILB.-THC NIW ACT. Ooorye Rog, • reepetrably-attired youth, illsearibed as a Clerk, rssidieg at 29, Newington-green, was charged with tialawfally anthem's, frewerke in a public thoroughfare to the common isw it piesengen at Homey. Polles-esestable as.Sf7 N, said, last evenier the M oabite and COM other bop were in Howard•mad. Stoke Newington, letting of &works. He took the prissier Mtn enstedy with a firework in hie bead. area esompleift were made by the bilialltrents of bey* letting off itrewarks. Ha trek the primmer isle custody, mad be was hiked up for abut those bsa else he obtained bail. The delisederVe hthw said be was a solicitor, end the delerial wee his artieled clerk. He did DO{ amebae of the palleara, as he might have twee mistaken in the dark. He staid aware the magistrate that the defeedaat bed not let elf pay fireworks. The diffeadant, in defame, thead the dame. lit. ll fEyncourt said the prudes of haat off firework, in the public thoroughfares woo cardamom's, and it must be put a stop to, as there was a gnat deal of it at this period of the year. A. the esewtable might have been mis taken, be would give the dakedset the Neat el the doubt sad discharge him. SOUTHWARK. A ETTNELB BOUM:BRUNEL A young aallor.looking lad, named °miry loppitt, feats.. nen of age, was brought before Mr. °oaths, Merged with entering the dwelling.houss. No. 4, Church-titres, Bet moodsey, with a false key, for the prpeee el einemittig • felony. Jane Radford, a respe--tabledoeithig woman, said that she occupied apartments on the lint floor, awl about half-past 9, while they were all in bed, she Mazda key rattle in the lock of the street door. She jumped oat el bed, put • shawl over her, and taking a light went eat el ber room down stain to see what was the maim. life lieu saw the street door open, and the prisoner had hi hand on it. As sons ea he saw her be run off, bat he lift his boots behind him. She called out for aisiaas, bat be managed to make his escape. She, however, saw We hieedietinetly, and could swear to him. A oonsitaile came rep shortly after wards, to whom she related the eiretnestames, gave • description of the prisoner, and handed the hoots. Police-constable 133 M said be took the primer into cus tody in hi. father's home. He had no boots to put 00, but M took him to No. 4, Church-street, when the promentrix bientifie4 him, and the boota fitted him exactly. In mein to the charge, prisoner said he was with another lad last eight, and the latter picked up a key near the scraper, and naheked the door sal entered the house. He denied having dose so. Mr. Combs asked him bow about the boots he left be bind him? . _ _ FeniMitted that he left them near the house, as be pulled them off while be went into a public-house elms by to duos ow bis bead. (Laughter.) Mr. Combs said he had no doubt se to his 'intention, sad be might think !timedf lucky that he was not charred with Loombreaking. He esatetiosii him to three months' bard Mau under the Vagrant Act. Tee ROBBERY Or 2,5001. AT Fatal/r.-0a Wednesday aftersoon. Thomas Co; sad Juts Row or Cox, the two pennons charged with the robbery at Falkirl: Tryst, were brought to Edinburgh from Glasgow for the purpose el identificatioa. It appears that os the evening after the robbery took place both of the accused slept in • home Founteinbridge, sod is the course of that day • WOMB. who is supposed to be the woman Cox abovemenUees4 vine Be the Beak of Scotland ben and deposited 1301., and to the City of Glasgow Bank and deposited IOGI., both same Meg entered in the name of Thomas Cox. Them two seam as already stated by the Glasgow papers, have been reemered, but not, it seems, by the member of the Gies. gem detective form who went io search of tbe accused, as stated by there. Detective Fallon, of the Edinburgh fore% got reformation which led him to make inquiries at these Lanka, and he was the drat to discover positively that as, of the mosey was deposited there. On the day sucosed i3 Fallos's first visit a mss went into one of the beaks. girls( the 1161111101Cox,asked to have the cheque 'salted. ie man wee of course detained, and afterwards removed to Falkirk. It is supposed that he was an accom plice, sad that he bad got the cheques from the woman to get ached, Wads she and Cox disappeared. Tag WRATH= IN SCOTUND.—DIIIiag the past few days we have had decided indications that winter has stain a march apes as. The weather last week ass gen► rally dry sad plummet, although cold is the morality and mind Saturday was • Roe day for the seam, and Danish ales wee elm, sod eves wawa la the sus. Yes terday aliesieg, Ifrotwor, apeaei sharp sad frosty, sad 'wayside, hare • whitey wiped. the sesteps Wes severed with • • thlek ease* al hear best he Duripg the early porn ef which y • vastly th ink fog misseglid, is eon- et he gas wee kept emire la essay al thm shags end elate Is the d_ity ; leg h a the shrews the. fog cleared away, sad left the alememphsr• elver and bracing. The evening, however, was raw and foggy.— &ogee Guardian. SECOND EDITION. EXPRESS OFFICE, Friday Eremirl, 6 o'clock. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (DT ELICTRIC NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) £lOO HANDICAP PLATE. Cantins ... - ... 9 ran. ... HANDICAP FOR TWO YEAR OLDS. Bin:thin ... ... ... ... Biocidella ... ... ... ... Staple Oak ... __ .. ... 16 rao. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 BOVA. Voßella 1 Black Lily ... ::: 2 King of Diastoods ... 3 9 ran. Ninette SWEEPSTAKES. Half a mile. Mdlla Champigny 6 ran. SWEEPSTAKES. King of the Foreet Leontee 8 ran. OPTIONAL SELLING PLATE. Lapidi.t }quad, a ... 16 raa. SWEEPSTAKES OF 500 SOPS. Salamanca walked over. SWEEPSTAKES OF 23 BOVE Away beat Ballerina FIRST CLASS NURSERY STAKES Deed heat with *murk sad Males. 12 ran. MATCH. Clarissa a beat Akbymigh SECOND CLAM NURSERY STAKES. ... ... Gorse ... ... Bucket:ill= ... ... ... ... 11 rm'. WEATHER REPORT.-CTIIDI DAY.) >t/DA,, NOIIIIIIIIII I. • A.U. : 14 1 S. IL U. ... u. A. *tat .. ...- SS - N.N.I. • 11aliomi" UM 16 a W.N.W. b L nal a IS N.W. b 111101110 t ' ? 1980 88 is W. • AszeassiN.L. b 20111101 U WU 42 40 NL. 0101L86 ILA' 40 a N.M. Oman' 1 1 4.4 11 41 14 W.N.W. 8018616265 iii 119 na 4$ W. Lnilliamb 26.36 U 41 B.W. VAMP= 01.74 42 40 N. La ca l lu tr il m• - 1 9 1:4 :1 : W.N.W. 1.0160 ° 11 •• •119:40 46 4$ W.N.W. _ Dora Possmoant 1644 47 46 N.W. I Painup U .4B 45 45 W. 0 1 PL12150211W 042 40 N.W. ea I PWISIANCIN .O Ol 44 1 4$ I W.N.W. Ille 1 ZIPLANATION. IL—ltacastor corrected and redo/sad to 32 deg. at mean ma lova : each 10 fest, of vertical rise, canalng about one-hundredth of. an Inch diminution : and each 10 deg , above 02 deg., caudng nearly three-hundredths Incrtase. F..—Exposed thennometer In shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew paint). D.—Direction of wind (true—two points WI of wag , attic). I.—Force !Ito It—estimated). C.-Cloud (I to 9). I. — Initials : b. blue sky : c. clouds (detached) : f, fog ; h, hall : Lightning: a, misty (hazy) o. overcast (dull) : r, rain; s, snow thunder. d.-den disturbance 11 to 9). Z.—Calm. FIZTIOI7/1 TO TRES acrorr. N. Britain—N.K.W. to & Fresh, showers. !mind N N.W. to &W.—. hes& roily. Coost—N. to N.W., sod W.& W. —Modorate..howeis. & Zoirtood—N. to W. and &W. —May. IXIIOIID rm. •OJDLT. N. N.W. to W. sad &W.—Fresh, then strews sad rainy. N.N.W. to 6--81ireig, then gale, relay. N. to W., then 6.W.—Fresh, to pie, with rein. N. to W. then B.B.W—Ntroad. then Ws. with much rale- TEf RIGIIPTILAZ-GENICRAL'a QVAI KILT RlTtraN. =Vitriitenbe - 1 7 . of — peivooilioreiasa the awls( quartet of . . this year wan 83,932. The marriage rate was NS to 10,000 of the population, which is len by two than the and less by 8 than the annual number monied Is the same quarter of last year. There were 171,500 children born in the summer quarter (endiog Sept. 30th). Ii the summer of 1850 the number was 184,0ft' The natural humane of popuistios is the moms of births over death. in a given time. This norm was 70,514 in the quarter, or an avenge of 766 in a day. The natazal growth is weakmed or etmegthened by migration. Lest quarter 19,892 persona left port' in the United Kingdom at there are government emigre• tics oaken. Of these, 6,348 went to the Muted States. 4,930 to the North American colonise, 7,100 to the Australian colonies, 1.514 to other places. Of the total somber of emigrants 8,942 were of English origin, and of lbws • large proportion chose the Australian colonies. The Stoke preferred the North American colonies to the United Steam la the simmer quarter of 1851 the total number of Btarifrom the United Kingdom to the United States was sin that of last year it was 21r4 and In the present yew the number for t h e quarter declined to 6,348. British North America has received a certain number of those who would have preferred the United States in a more peaceful time, but " • great majority have decided to remain at ham." L/lITZNIFIINO Score IN HYDS-PARE.—Yreterday mania( a Some of peat uproar and lanantatios marred on the books of the Illerpoatine, in Hyde-park, sinew& a considerable number of Irish people, who had congtugabed I for the purpose of searching for the body A a young countrywoman, who had committed self.deehuctice. It appears from the etatement of friends of the wham name is Ellen Crawley, aged 23 yea a rr s 6 who lived at 2, Prince of Wales-yard, Exetoretreet, Uhelata,Xhat the funeral of the husband's mother took place on Tuesda,y. During the usual " wake " the de ceased drank with some young men, and chatted too I freely to plum her husband, who became jealoua, and after their return home, between 9 and 10 on Wednesday even ing, a quarrel ensued, and the husband pushed her out of the house, The deceased then declared her intention to drown herself in the Serpentine, and ran off pursued by her husband and others. She must Lave reached the pa, k just before the phis were closed for the night, and instantly precipitated herself into the water, as very shortly after wet& her friends arrived, and finding the gates shut climbed weer the railing, and the deceased was nowhere to beam. Early yostw&y morning the husband instituted • search along the banks of the Serpentine, followed by number of him countryman and women, and on arriving at the south-eastern end they discovered • dark object in the water, which turned oat to be the body of the deceased. Upon her person was found 12/. in gold, very carefully yawn up is a Nee filmset petticoat. THE ISLAND or SARIL.--Sark is governed by feudal customs and peculiar laws. Ite language retains many ponlisrlties of the oldest Norman French mixed up with a good deal of English and a sprinkling of other lan guor'. There is uo town or village to be seen ; no house can be built without consent of the feudal lord, and no one can Besot even land on the island if he object. But with all this apparent tyranny, matters, both public and private, appear to go on very smoothly. Once there was a threat of serious change, when • vein of silver was discovered in Little Sark ; but after some 20,000/. had been swallowed up in researches with but little satisfactory result, and the seigneur bad been totally ruined, the excite ment died awe , and the inhabitants seem to have under. ms;y little alteration by the incursion of Wong. The ruined lord has departed, and the aaewho, now holds away over this little Barataria z u n r more delight in improving his house, gardens, end grounds, and making the moat of the beauties of his island, than in playing at government or interfering with the purouita of his subjects!. They settle their own disputes, if they have any ; and the little prison that has been built manatty would certainly be au uncomfortable residence fur the prisoner, since it has hardly ever been inhabited, sod mat be fearfully damp and unwholesome.—Corraill Mtge ire for November. The Mormon hierarchy now consists of 3 presi "44 7 atner4es. 2.01i6 seventies, 75 high priests, 994 elder.. 514 priests, 475 teachers, 227 deacon., and 4C7 mo siemens& MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two Velma. This being the day for striking the half-yearly balance at the Bank of England, the transfer offices at that establishment are closed, and the Stock Exchange is likewise shut, according to cus tom. No business worth reporting has occurred in public securities. The Bank of England have refrained from reducing the rate of discount owing probably to a disinclination to do anything which might stimulate a flow of capital from this country to that dear and straitened market, Paris. The Di rectors are likewise doubtless influenced by the con sideration that the grain, the sale of which has added to our immediate means, will probably be wanted in this country at a later period. The discount market remains much the same as last reported. Good bills are taken at n to 24 per cent. At the Bank of England business continues very slack. It appears that the new Minister of Finance for Venezuela is Senor Rodriguez, who was recently representative of that republic in London, and who negotiated the last settlement of the debt, the con ditions of which were almost immediately broken by his government. Re will now have an oppor tunity of fulfilling the solemn assurances which he gave to the bondholders. _ _ _ No gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The Liverpool cotton market continues dull, and it is difficult to effect sales. The transactions yes terday were limited to 6,000 bales. Messrs. Ohms, Elliot, and Co., have received a telegram from Malts , advising the opening of the Malta and Alexandria tel eg raph line on Friday, the lit November. Through traffic arrangements are now being made and a convention has been signed with the Italian government allowing English clerks to be placed in all the principal telegraph offices through Italy, whereby it is hoped the irregularities hitherto existing will be obviated. Notice will be given when all the arrangements are completed, with a table of the through rates from Loudon to Alexandria, India, China, Australia, &c. The followin,g letter announces that the agitation for obtaining justice for the shareholders in the Bank of Turkey is at last approaching a satisfac tory conclusion. We understand that the deposit of W. will be offered back to the shareholders. TO rill IDITOIL OF TUE =PIM& B[l4—Will you do me the favour to state, for the infor mation of the shareholders, that on of the dilation of the Bank of Turkey having given me the 'maracas that a satidactory proposition would shortly be made to the share holders, I have given instructions to my solicitor to with draw the bill in chanosry, and also the petition to windup, in order to stop further needles, expenses, each pestv paying their own ooets.—l am, Ac., A. MENDIP& Mock Exchange, Oot. 31. The Eastern Counties Railway traffie return shows this week au increase of 7621. ; the Lan cashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 1,4371. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an in crease of 2001. ; the Midland, an increase of 5061. ; and the North Eastern, a decrease of 2,21 W. During the last and current month the following sums have been paid to the credit of the Secretary of State for India in Council on account of the &ludo Railway Company :--Scinde Railway (new capital), 23,0301. ; Indus Steam Flotilla Deben tures, 18,5001. ; Punjaub Railway (payments in anticipation), 14,2601.-63,790/. We are requested to state that the list of appli cations for shares in the London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company will be closed on the 12th November. The directors have issued a notifica tion, in which they state that they " consider that the deposit of 11. per share and 11. 10s. on allot ment will be sufficient for the present purposes of the company, and no further call wiII be made without three months' notice being given." There was a further recovery of I per cent. in Victoria Government Debentures. A petition for the winding-up of the Cardiff Pre served Coal and Coke Company (limited) is to be heard in the Bankruptcy Court on the 12th Nov. It is stated that a company is being formed for working certain patents for improvements in the manufacture of boots and shoes. Amongst these is a new leather cloth, which is described as coin plaid), impervious to wet and very soft to the foot. It is the invention of Mr. Szerelemy, whose name isknown in connexion with the induration of the stone of the Houses of Parliament. There are also other improvements applying more strictly to the manufacture. The following is from the steam shipping circular of Messrs. Alfred Brett and Co. : The improved condition of the steam shipping interest, mistimed in our last, has been fully maintained to this date ; several new vessels having found purchasers, and a large amount of tonnage, consisting principally of transat lantic steamers, having been sold to ful fi l engagements for foreign enterprise. A dditional contracts to build, of rather an extensive nature, have been entered into by some of our I Clyde shipbuilders ; but on the eastern coast builders are not so brisk sa they would desire. The American govern. meet still continues to meet accruing requirements. by pur chase and charter of vessels under their own flag ; and although they are reported to have granted supplies for in tended (purchases In Ibis country, so confirmation of an ellkial character has been yet received. Chartering has been rather inanimate latterly, yet a alight reaction in Deltic freights, both out and home, has taken place, owing probably to the advanced season. In freights from the Black Sea and the Danube there have been some improve ments, sad those from the Mediterranean are getting some what firmer. For steamers on time charters a fair inquiry has misted. Several have been placed at atisfiictory rates. The EmigrationCoramiesionera have taken up the Shaekamaxoolfor the conveyance of pauengera from Birkenhead to Melbourne. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Oct. 30, oompared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Oimulados lrus N28,082,190 lowers £160,755 Olseslslioa sPli" Pshiis=...— ::. 9,785,625 Increase 98,321 Ober Orarmaii steurithes is 6aaiking &ratan - ant 11,053,001 Detreue 900.000 Othersecuritme *a baaJdsg department Clays and bullion in both Ttsp;;;nce a; - 14,218,602 Inereses 111,911 Seven day end other bills 780,827 Decrease 10,249 The Beet Nutes in reserve Total reserve Motes k cols) is basking department 7,966,412 blames 24301 There changes are not of much importance, but the tendeuey of the Bank's resources is still to accumulate. BAWL OF INOLAND.—An 104 Bth Vie., a far the 110, 11101. sins parenaut to Pe Aet 7th ding on Wednesday, Oct. __ lIIION isi Naas lanai Sts ,C 0.19) L 13.082. 1 90 MAIIILIDO Di =don' OptILI 410611,00) a 125,1111 Mlle Deposits (In itialing Ficheq , Ms. Banks, Cow rola of National Debt, and Dlr Aorta) Other Deixotta . Seven day and other MASI itiOn. B2o Oct. *l. 11leL M - I";Overn - ro . ent debt /11,018,100 Other securities 4634400 Gold coin luid Lul llos Elver bullion LP.5,0er2,190 COMIMCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK. Ck•r. 18, Kinofilm. Mosey lads ready employromit, at 6 per coat on call. Eserage as Landon is quiet, but steady. at 107 j to Mi. The stock market closed Grin and active. Usited !!tales Fives. $J ; United 8161 w Sixes, a 11; Erie Railroad ; Illinois Central Railroad Scrip, d 7 New fork Coated Railroad, Doi. Cows was past but steady with 64J0 a 7011 balsa, closiag at 214 tont. Flour was firm, especially for Star sad Worms. common sad medium braods. Hales Ilse active. Wheat was Arm and unchanged rota was active and in ;tool renown ; prima for shippiag Ire et good Werra ruled closed at an advance of or per esat. per hashel. briars touched 62 cents per bushel. Pro vider WIMP In.. Moon wens steady and sales moderato. Ceffin was quite Ana. A sale of Sas limier is bond was made at 13 costa. Yrsighte were time: to Liverpool, while eagnigernes6i to English pert. were moderate. To HAIM rate were arm, with Lot oug.goLueota, at 2 cents for wheat and 93 cents for /our. REPORTED ACCIDENT TO THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. LI VERPOOL, ?MUMMY, 4.30 EIL The ("Rowing telegraphic despatch has just beau posted is the &champ sews-room : " RULrnLAQ 3.30 P.ll.—The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Steam Ship Ocropasy's screw steamer City of Wuhisgtos has just been signalled oft this Owe, r. miles to the westward. The steamer appears an if her engines wen disabled." THE CEREMONY AT THE MIDDLE TEMPLE. At the dijeigwr yesterday, after the rage of hunger bad been appeased, the Treasurer gave, without preface, "The Health of the Queen," which was received with more than the usual applause. Then followed in the same manner " The Health of the Prince Consort." The next toast, proposed also without any com ment whatever, was " His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales." As soon as it was announced a congratulatory shout arose, which caused the old roof to ring, and was renewed again and again, with a vigour of lung which spoke well for the re-inviguratien of the legal profession at the close of their long vacation. After the toast of "The Duke of Cambridge and the rest of the Royal Family" had been duly honoured, tie Prince of Wars; rose, and was by hearty and long-sustained cheering. t ft* e said, "I wish every prosperity to the proles aim., and I give you as a toast, ' Domus.' " This household toast was received with enthusiastic cheering. During the deljediter, an excellent band performed a selection of music. The choir of the Temple Church' sang "God save the Queen," and also the following part song, written expressly for the occa sion by George Linley, and composed by Mr. KJ. Hopkins, organist of the Temple Church : Vibes Wer the Alps If (for the sea To flelisdies his TAM girds our Proud Corr came. when Plenty sod*, Of triumph dmasolug. Where ...oda an waving. No trierdlyray. A modern C?for . _... __., ~ No charring walla -- War should cows— Of Art or Pekoes A bald invader, Vise was bearing : BMWs bra Where yon white this Pies hal sad vile ithw are shining. Thiele tlionsands isodlus. Thom valiant hearts A ay would rise. Our *OM Vera lining : Tho welds rending Thous% vfotary crawled Earierlgeman This Mom ergot, Would pstat will skill—. lisilaria's ma lirthesidas anna Wore not wiliest : Are wideliss MU : Few that strong arm Ires—usrags tree WWII mild subdue, They would Man Cab. Learning's light /eras& der l Around them thew : For nick y awal li frthes. rl . Olll that WOW hour Theo Ist the rap Did darkness dim Go Ire* renal: And they became )lay England lava Moro wiss and tree. W 1 th Pram be ~ward 1 After the above toast, his Royal highness and the rests or. the dais rose, and in order like that in which they entered left the hall. Nothing could exceed the enthusiasm of the (been with which his Royal Highuess.was greeted as he passed down the long line of tables. The Treasurer came ' in for his share of the ovation ; and as the other dis tinguished personages peened by, their names were called out and accompanied by cheers—Lord Clyde mid Colonel Brewster being the decided favourites. So far as the Prince of Wales was concerned the occurrences of the day were now concluded, as his Royal Highness immediately took his dep•r lure, all due honour and 0111111110 Dy having been paid to him to the last. As regards his Royal H4h126111, there appeared to be but one feeling of loyal and affectionate intoned pervading the large assembly of ladies and gentlemen pre sent, who gave him • reception which, we will venture to say, was second to none that has yet been afforded to him. The proceedings of the day, however, were by no means Wought to a close, for the bendier* had arranged that a " couveruzioue " should take place in the evening in the Library, which was splendidly lighted, and supplied with a variety of works illustrative of science, art, and manufacture. The King of Pnunis hoe conferred on K Ployariest the Order el the Crews. Tel Clees,for his recent imairdthis. " The Oneentien limb." The Perseveranza of Mika has published two Lbws ben lessethti which re so beg as to almost form a NW! wham These dessairets easmine the &seal poli ties of liusgary, ash draw the asacksioa that the people eta wait se Isere ; that the thee bus ionised for attacking hasiria, bat that Italy ought to eensanoe, in order to give Magary Om facility of displaying bee formic A Vienna journal, the 04 wed Wu*, has boldly epsenl• earrip 'pier the temporal power el the Pepe. It Wrier lir harem sad depletes his policy of obstinate reoleirea Boding Amt advantage for the catholic re& gka," aye the Od nod pert, ran result her the err- Wow of the temporal power. Rem will anew or later, WWI er wither the egret ef the Pops, boxer the poli- Meal apltd of Italy : we oreekler that remelt es Gerais a ay Merriest feet whatever." Litters from Alexandria state that Said Paella los erderi Deaneekt Bey, who bat present at Park, to reared to Landon to rake arrangentente for the Wild* of the err frigate relit an the Bar of the Victoria sad Albert, which his Ingress inteada promiunic to the Sultan. The mew vemel will ban is every respect • sister ship to her Yegrevb yacht, with merely sash additions is point of dreg* em 'nay at bar, la one of red, fur employment as $ ships( war. _ _ _ Tie packing of the Campine Museum et Rome ▪ seedy eimpisted. The collection eiesista of from 15,000 le 14000 snake In 750 large home. Rtrunturrevion or EAST Sonzaarr.—Definite eneeseinmis have bees lately mmde, esys the Bat Chronicle, with respect to the oinseeneans medidature for Mist Somerset at the seat general dectieq varying some what from what we reported a math es two hack. Sir r▪ ade& Shade. Hato aa we previously aseconoed, will come leeward Mapply the vacuity creased by the retire ment el Sir W. Miles. slat. ; and Sr William's colleague, Mr. Maidaidsall. ha ai _eigailled his intestion not to offer Ilimaneitheit the ammo. Yr. Ralph Neville Grenville, ci =will solicit the suffrages of the coati- Amway Is Brame Iteraovare yre NW MI LlVEgrool. Doces.—Tbe qesetios of indocile( wrenl arab on the mama ef the desks, and of improve, ths alma/ au poseides te the landing sage, we. braright tame the Ike. wig Desk Beard at their main yesterday. es emotive by XL Beak* &Orme of the limos Banalities, who pro posed that a werseekolise abseil at ono be east to the Tows Osumi loss She objeoll to °Mae she senwary powers iliabig west iseelee. It I. proposed ett lasallir 4lesdi stage heweeesosell same to pere the Wet apse which the prevent Georges baths asted, a mo wn which will swore a splendid approach to the Mersa from that portion of Liverpool. A now Woalevag chapel is about to be erected on Rental% Bigler trllllolin, meta Birkeebead, it we wg. freed oat et 4,000 f. 0. Wedoseday the fandatioewlese of the was Yid by Mr. Thetas Team, the wallf lowers sbi r. The Witco wins completed will assosi , moats about 1,000 penous. LATEST BErriNo. FIRST CLASS NURSERY STAKES. 10 to 3 agst Real J (t) to 1 Spark (t am ) 8 to 1 (5) SECOND CLASS NURSERY STAKES. 3to 1 amt Tuberose (s) Notliag else in dermal iARTIMMT. 'Government Somm. rides ~ißclaelel Deed Weight An natt) Other ) &Kuril's* Notes Oeig sal KM, Cala 7A412 114674.49 MAISHALL, Chief Cashier. THURSDAY _p'l7lllfe_. Consols, which closed yesteniiiOT3l to for mosey and the 7th Nov., opened this morning at 931 to receded to 93/ " sellers," and closed at 931 to 1. The official business report is es follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 931,4; ditto for account (Nov. 7), 931, 1 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 9111, 1,1, ; Bank Stuck, 230; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1064 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentmes, 1866, ; ditto, 1859, 981, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 16e. prem. ; Four per Cont. " enfaced " rupee p aper, 81 ; ditto Five per Cent, 98k, 971 ; ditto -Five and-a-Half per Cent., 106, w.f. Th. India Five per Cents. were firm at 1061 to 1. Th. Five per Cent. rupee paper was steady at 971 to 981. and the Five-and-a-Halt per Cent. at lig} to 1054. In the foreign Mock market the principal feature was the continued excitement in Mexican Bonds. The price, which closed yesterday at 271 to 11, touched this morniugat 28 to very large trans actions taking place. In the afternoon there were a number of realisations ; but at the close the price was supported at 21 to 28i. A large business is likewise going forward in these bonds in the Dutch market. Venezuela Bonds were also in active demand, owing to the intelligence of the , installation of the government of General Paez, with promising prospects. The Three per Ceuta. rose about per cent., closing at 214 to 3. Buenos Ayres Bonds were in better .le timed, upon the news of the defeat of General Ur quiza. The Siz per Cents. were marked 87, and the Deferred 29. Turkish were dull, the issue of 1854 closing at 794 to 814, and that of 1858 at 61 to 684. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoar. In the absence of the members of the Stook Ex change, little business has been done this morning in home mining stocks, and prices generally are unaltered. The following is forwarded to us as the official list of yesterday's trausactions iu the Mining Exchange : Hawks Downs, 41, 4,4; Mos, 1041, 104,1024, lar; Rosetwall Hill, 255. tki. ; East Cam Brea, 81, 9 ; East Carden, 264, 1; Lad, Bertha, 13e. ; East Basset, 68; Sortridge, 13s. ; Stray Park, 29 ; Mary Ann, 131 ; Carideo' Coasols, 14 ; Great Fortune, 111. 1, 4 ; West Oaradoo, 39, 3%; South Coadumm, Cis. ; South Cara Bras, 4. The following is from the circular cf Messrs. Watson and Cuell : The mining market has kept particularly dull and inactive since our lut, and without an average amount of bovines. being transacted. Baton rose to 110, but leave off 111 ; they are considered uow to be well worth buying. St.-ay Parks have been in good request at JO 31, and seem likely to have a start. Redrawn and Bottle 141111 inquired for. Bassets Batter. East Caradons firmer. West Candors tae on Thursday, but declined e~ato, and lee~e o![ 89. RAILWAYS.-(THIS DAY.) The Stock Eichauge being closed to-day,we have no report to make under this head, neither is say list of prices published. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The weather continues exceedingly fine. Last night there was • fall of rsin,but to-day it is exceedingly fine,with br.ght sunshine, and the wind from the north-west. The supply of home-grown wheat sines last market is moderate. Flour rather short. Battey, oats, beans, and peas limited. Scotch and Irish oats in small supply. The foreign arrivals of wheat are fair, but the balk arrived in the early portion of go week, since which there is reported only four cargoes, Rusiaa and Pruasian. Flour, only a few bap in addition from the Baltic. Barley, one small cargo only from Bamberg since last report. Oats, I a few froth in, principally Danish, with a few Swedish and Russian, making a fair total. All other descriptions of corn and seeds very short. The wheat trade to-day firm, at fully Monday's rates for both English and foreign, and in some instance@ rather more money obtaining than on that day. Flour steady at the full rates of Monday ; cnuntfy made, 440. ; Norfolk", 43a. and 43e. rid. ; top price of town made, Ste. ; American. barrels, 33e. to 345. Barley quiet at Munday's advance for malting ; distilling sorts firm. much doing yet—beet Ware, 700. Oata fiae corn quite as &sr as on Monday ; Swedish, oomiog soft sod very much out of condition, realise lower prism. Beau sad pea. quite as dear. Linseed firm at late prices. Rapeseed rather dearer. Clovermed.—Little doing ; French, at 48s. par cwt. Trefoil @toady. TAM firm. FLOLTING CARGOES.—Not much doing, but prices have a teadeaey to improvement. : Rossi and Kink white, new, 670. to 69a. ; ditto, Gas old, 545. to 665.; ditto red, now, ea. to 62ms ditto, fine, old, 52.. to Ida. ' • Norfolk, ko., lino, old, to —a; red, new, —a. to —a. Foreign : bastsic, 58a. to 621.; Ise, 645. to 661; extra. 66e. to 73.; Konigsbrg, 625. to 640.; ditto. ortra,64e. to 665.; Roots*, 560. to 703. ; lisekWaburg red, 565. to 660.; Uckermark ditto, 580. to 61s. ; American white, 645. to 66c; ditto red, 565. to 645.; Canadian, 58a. to 64a. _ _ - &ALM —English malting. 38s. to 39.. ; tine, 46t. 345. to 365.; and tLlioti, 34 to 36a. per .a.; imam 35.. to 36..; ditto distilling, 34.. to 37..; walks& —a. to —s. NAM —Esefah, Essex and Norfolk, 59.. to 635. ; 63.. to 70a. ; Kingston and Ware, 655. to 705.; brown, 501. to 68.. oa - in.-Eiglish feed, 275. Od. to 295. Ql. ; potato, 29a. to 31a. ; foreign, 17s. ltd. to 24.. 30a. to 325. BIABS.-Zoglith tick, 3.95. to 425. ; harrow, 41e. to 45.. ; gr4la. to 455. ; foreign, Nampa 355. to Es. ; tick, t s o . 4ls. ; Konigsberg, 40a. to 45.. ; kgirptian, ate. to 38e. PIAL--Eoglish boilers, 38a. to 425.; w and blue, 38a. to 41s. ; sepia, 40s. to 43...; grey, 34a. to 365.; hog, 36.. to Es. ; Melva 341. to 37.. town,4Bs. to 535.; ditto fine, Ea. to 55a.; country, 43a. to 445. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38e. to 435.; Fronds, -4. to -a. pn sack; American, Ea. to 341.; Canadian, 275. to :i4..: Spanish, -s. to 'tout Cont.-White, 365. to 41a. ; yellow, Es. to 42a. Fccurniso Cannot:a, all C. F. and L-Wheat Bardi 'saki cod Mariample, per 4921ke., Hs. to 611.. ; Ohirka, 51s. toll& ; Polish Odessa, per 480th.., red, 51s. to 555. ; white, Ea. to 61s. ; Danube and Galata 41a. to 475. ; Egyptian, 38.. to 425. Burley Egyptiaa mid Syrian, psr 4001 Int, 96e. to 27a. ; Odessa and Danube de., Ea. to 275. Beans s Egyptian, per 4801be..32a. to 33e. Kane : Odom sadGaa s, per 4921 b... 36a. 01 to 365. ; Beni and Bulgaria°, pee 480th.., 34.. Od. to 36a. ; Freoch, do., -a. to -E. ; American, do., 325. to 33a. ; Egyptian, 32.. to .13a. Seiret-Oaary seed, per qr., 44a. to 52a. ; Hemp. used, per qr., 54.. to 56e. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 9s. to lls. ; brown, 12s. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., croaking, 575. to 60s. ; Linseed aka, English, per too, 101.1 a to 111. Os. ; American, thin, in brie, per ton, 111. 10a. to 121. Os.; do., in bav,ll/. Oa to 111. Ilk; 01. to 01.0 a. ; Marseilles, W. 10s. to 101. Os.: Rape cakes, 51. :ate 61. ; Tans, per bushel, winter, 9a. to ad. ; Repa ssed, English, per qr., 645. to Offa. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (tROJI OUR owl 001311RPONDINT.) (NT =MN LID HUSH MAIZNITIO TILIGRAPH.) Fair attendanee at to-day's 'market. Wheat is good eon suroptive Taciturn, at ma mimeos of Id. per mated. Flom scarce, and rather dearer. Indian corn an good request; mixed, 335. 3d. to Ws. ligyptaa beim, 36a.; wt. and oatmeal unaltered. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) But:mt.—The market opened quietly. and has Continued dull during the week, but towards the close there was rather more firmness hut without leading to any import ant traosactious. Cuba Muscovado sold steadily ; ordmary to fine brown, 3'A. lid. to Ms. • low yellow to fine grey, 3,1 a. to 40a ; Porto Rico ordi oary brown to strong grey, :;.is. lid. to 395. 6d. ; low to fine yellow, 38s. to 44e. fid. A floating oargo of Perosms has been sold for the Mediterranean. but no particulars are given. Refined : Dried goods are steady, but not active ; p ie ces sold readily. Corrrs has sdd steadily at previous prior to a slight ad vance for the better qualities of plantation Ceylon ; line tine ordinary to good middling, 735. to 81s. ; peaberry, 80s. to No. Tr.a.—Tbere are buyers of common wagon at prwriClN prices, end but few Yellers. Ittu his sold steadily at full prima ; Demari , a, Is. W. to Is. 94d. Rice.—Tbs market has been inactive this week, bat priers are firm Sauu.-100 boxes small pearl sold at 23.., and 600 byys of flour at 16a. 6d. . . . . . - BPICIIB have sold without change in prices. Faurr.—The market has been quiet this week. (Amos.— No sales reported. Jun.—The public setae this week went off withoat "TNI) . ' . IOO ia is good request, at N. to Is. advance co the October publics sales. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, at the fallowing pries .To on tallow, kis. 3d. ; Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot, 525. ; the year. 51s. rd. ; Demister, 52a 3d. ; 'homey to March. 53e. ; March, 53e. Bd. ; April to Jaw, 52a. HCDZ MARICSr,-(11C113 DAY.) LICADIntRALL.—Prioes :—Riads: 1561bn to War:. 3 i o . to 64Ibs. to 7211 x. Std. to Rd. ; 721bt. to tiOlba., :i:d. to 4&. ; BOWL to Winn, 4d. to 4td. ; ealbs. to 9611ai., 4gd. to sd. ; Who. to 10415 a.. sd. to !Sid. ; 1041ba. to 112th.., 54d. to 61 Hone lidos, Ss, to Calf skins. light, 2a. to ; full, 6e. Ernsionnssr.—Shisep skins: Polled, 68. 6d. to 64 . Od; half-bride, 66. Ott. to 6s. 01 ; downs, is. 6d. to 4s. dd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Mean. Attendee and Smith report the demand active for the beat samplas of the Dew growth, which are becoming mare% aDd pr id e gradually advancing. There is as improved damned also for foreign hops, the prices for which ere alao dearer. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) won End Hatton, 2tl. 6d ; alma, 17$. ; Walls End Ammo Close, 18s. ; North Peke% Gas, 14s. rid ; w s 16s. ;Cr heed Steam. 15s. ; Tandeld !doer Butes, 1 d ; Grey. Hartley, 16s. 64. —2l Ildps It market.