The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-20 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSKIP4ITLIZT. Term sAT ILAILWA TA. - -- - Two young women, roost rompertably attired in mourning, one of whom described herself se Bra Molar, 19 years of age. worried, rending at 11, Nortbdrest, Brighton, sad the ether a. Elk. SmaA, suds, JS yams of age, bat refusing bar Werner, mire charged baton Br. Koos with steahug a purse, oostainisg silver wooer, from the panne of a lady, mimed Rusk, of Orehard•oottage. Claremont-road, klasirsey, and also with attempting to pick the pocket of Mrs. Letitia T ay l or ..„ d aj ee ly enttoW Uoy, living ni Arthur-almost Bast, . N ity. asl.r, a cosistable attached to the Seeeeditak Terminus of the titan Commas Railway said, •• This lamming I was on lb. amral *them and distinctly observed the prisoner Malty twit.* attempt to extract something from the dna. podurt of the widow lady. The primmer Smith was itiodieg about two yards from them at the time, and .literti I approached sue went 'wand wdos to Maley, who then moved a with her. 1 followed and took both into Dandy. Mama Shelton, • coffee-boar keeper, in the Minorite, c.erchorstol this erideaoe adding that he noticed Malloy since lean forward neer l ira. Ta)lor, while engaged era• mint:l4 burins, thorigh diving deeper into her pocket. Mt.. Taylor raid that she could Dot identify either of the Islas as haring been near her, and, therdare, would Dot he sworn. le tbs wood raw the proesentsix, Mrs. Kash, deposed Let • abort tote to the prisoners' appreher .w. she wa• the same platforru when Smith ..mss ekes to her, and made some obes;Tatioas respect. tmj the arrival of trains. Witness moved away a. .tantly, ealosialied at the familiarity, rod her laquirer *Abed of. A few minutes afterwanbi she missed her pane. emitainies • small amoiant of sower ouly, it was true, rrlirips not more than ties ; but the loss was, at least, most .urrinvenierto, !or it left hrr withieit tb. u.e.m., of accommo date,. at • lovig theism. from ber bursa The purse, it appearml, was mot fumed upon 'Wise d the rliamess, who deeded the auto, and • CIO remanded. Aver, Lee, IT, war wit clurred by Superiateadeat Keel with • !snider offence. PANCIIIIT told the iiurierieleaileat that Locums from Leal. eisce tune aims, anal wa. by trek a tailce—he was soiag aide the comitry be trims at the tune he was apprehands!. A poor worm aame,l Ass 1:411-Lett sail that alms was at the pry neve this asucting at •io o'clock whs.% also lilt • prewar. wad actually atught tM primmer's load ia Own pocket, which waa malt the mosey 64 the bottom and • hisolterelort cowering it. So amused him dthe attempt, and the ssperiateasleat wee Males* by her id, 71wpe~awer. who tt belimmi came horn the west-euil et lenlom , ins able nommist THAYER. Cll.llllB M 1110•PULT •OeflIWT • TllADVillelt. PAO, sped 4a, • onster ..•rmen, of Downommen, was Ismslit helrore Mr. &DUN charmed with stealing 7511 a o f tell.. nine If. 17e. ad., the property of Memo Joke KeigiOt end amp seed smells makers. of Old crsorl hum flt. Osage srethe.Feet. The p , win is • aim of same preperty, tie moor of Isar mos, se near hones, sod well to do in the world, had bees is tlie victim of milling at the prosecutors* factory nit► • hone and ran to bad soap mhos. He mime there en To May monis( ley for that purse., sad h.oing loaded Lie net from • plan near the soup house, he loss ...en by • ram, eamed Hart, who hod ioa la I. rain • cask of tallow that wee elcos by ad re sad try to pet it is the art. Be thee took • piece otraw in seek load, sad smde • served Mimeo, to ths cask, sad failed ; sad seen afterwards Move ru.kv. Hart conienemitol with Mr. Frederick Cook 'nil, a milkman connected with the erre, who f-lkoreol the primmer sad hie net mad hone, sad asked Hush what, be had jot is his cart, to which be replnd "Soap .-he.." Mr. t'orkereU mid • Yoe hare gut suinothin in .•or cart beanies rap mhos." The primmer do:tired he had sot Mr. (kieloyell 'misted mos the prionor going hack to Mr. liaight.aual nu Hr..; reetlense's presence charged hien e,ti. ..lo,sr talky. the prisoner said he hol not domed. Mr. Cockerel) mid " I must search your cart." "Do 0.4 t, and welcome:" oared oat the prisooer, who 'lre whipped he hone and drove away. Mr. Unekerell 1..110w5.1 him to Wappieg.wall, where the prisoner left the art and rim away. The cart one searched, mod 751 b• of tam were found in • bag. It was hinitilied by Mr. Oink erell so the property of his employer. The tallow wee stolen 'raga the , oak which the priermer was seen to rein. Ile we. taken ors Friday. He sew *adod grailty. and Mr. Self , oat the moronity of the utieDee, sad atetead ham ware moths' impriso:nest and hard labour io the House of Correctors. eACTION TO PIIOACION riiinern enorearr. JGAn I% of 2, William-•treet, Sudolkartreet, Baresoh, sad CNarles Atrziorr, 111 of taut-bras, Welwortb, h•wkers of herb s , w ere c h arge d before M. Tnoll with atrial ing a pone roe taini lig • orrereigo from Busunoah Aorklead, ▪ child ryiLt yean of size. t..e et oleo., of several witnesses it appeared that shout Oil. o'clock tiiis Naturdsy) morning, the child was oist by its mother with the i i r rd aisd sovereign upon wu errai,l, sad on her m a y the purse in the footpath. The pri souem were haw king herbs at the time, soil Pai•ley was seen by a led to place his foot on the poise, sus( lifting • loshet from his bead, he picked the parse up said placed it in the basket. The child ligt•Tolftbs mu hack cryink, end LAI the lad her IWO, who scut her slier the peaoutni, and was told 14 them to go lock s. it was lying no the posted. Both primmer, thee walked away is a hurried manlier, and informa tin being given at the police-station, coestalile Prestos, went in pursuit, and apprehended them abort piarter .4 • mile of, but not without some resist. sate. Being searehol, and neither purse nor Bono feign being towel .13 either of them, tho constable west to match • field the *wooers bad pained, and while dal.; su soother lad came op and informed the iiilker be had sera two man Tarrying herbs pass the gateway .4 • grail Inas'. house in the Maekheath-road, and that oue .4 them lidentittol as Parsley) took his basket from his bead Asl takir,; • purer front the basket threw it over the gate w,y. The place we. comequeetly searched, and the kat p.n.s wee found, the money beteg taming. In reply to the nia.,•iistreto, The prises.. Nicholls denied knowing anything of the pone, or the sovereign. The primmer Parsley Aim asserted his immerses, bat sale ...luridly asked hi. 'worship to decide the came summarily, aml sot weed him ice Mr. Tail mid it was important it should be known by lanions tip lusi; property, that if they kept it after knowing Ow own v. dad no' take the Do ...kyr steps to And the OINTICT. the, were giuilty of /etrinv. It hail been proved lads faitorgy to lir.' that the prisoner Phniey bad committed hoe re. ler.olse ha had bees spoken to by th e child tl, pont, sad he would be imprisoned sod kept for two months. The evidence against wa, not imflicirode ontelosive, sad he would be ilueloirgot THerr. Piton Diowssit.—SßECLOO., FRIDAY Ariel:sone. —Tweak , sad diatom mom to be comal 'ipori lb. esspert. of the Too is battalions just new. Groat •seitemest prevails at the pilot sod of South Illnield• this oraito.., throw\ a sissoi.boat hart tweit intelligeuee • ths km of • suits with three Oa lots yosorday masallost saes as object is t sea &sating, sad nit •k • up. t.. the .tosoi•lasit Lau sow that It was a pilot upa t. They got • line to it, sad hosisd it nut • !11 , . water, all be to sbeerro its Dumber, but it attempting t. tt4l,t it, than ham fearfully weighted with its • oak. Tlo ruble Wong. to a Mouth aside i•... 1. n,n.d Julies Purvis. H. and George Tyoemouth oa T)semouthl left the Tye. on M sight. stead 10 o'clock, is search of shipping. y l a sh rtts wutk•ail VFW to have lora caught by a 11. which had upset the boat off the Durham west. • drowned lb. thee* porfelhoes. A Largo petty et pilots sea this dredging four.fstlium water, akes the had sal peer lie ea& Si I * /..411 Cuts or Dzowittitu.—At Biabop Mid .. •n.. in this reeety, • worm seamed Jere Gray was , ••I one day lad weak is s wake larval which .bled is '• V kit. has. Dossmers lowleistL who is a blackaasitti, in heal wiles Is west to weds in thiensoreiag. Rio sfierwarslo Womb sod thee f o o t ' a the hand, •I ibissivisnia with the solo of her fest just It was only four fait eight itches is awl esstaloid about four feet of water. At the there Tr so 'video.. giros to +motet fur the " 1 . Gee if /he witooso less the ilau7liter. Jam .• r. 11, • dwarf. two feet four melee is listed. wit* ••• as follows : i)o you know when goal 0 . to when they die!-- T.. reirylll. U.. you' • • *ore lodising& go to, -Ns. Haim yet heard of ' Hay, h•-. 01 of hell! N... !faro you •• • N•• Ti. ...wooer awl jot y after Ise..nreg •••••••I•Th declined to swore any eyitire.... from th e aid Mune I. of "Fossil dead iu • water - Nees/4. / L 8t — 4I U Wedua, lap , about • Ilmery Nadler. genet. of Incenth, was frond ' it... hr Iva with his throat eat. Tim Aernsoi '.OO, a the rovhin4.aarl os Marries Isom bad suss sad committni th• (dal deal. It i• suppumil • • mot ban.. .at is frost ef th• class upon 1./..1e at the time the frightful act was to the hal, sawn be bk•l •l• .I'. • few minute.. Although his friends had • ...In owlerebla 1141•1141•111..41• hie siwoch sad =tames trot acipeetrod to ontirry abo.rr...n in I.is usual 11. reed Kayos at diureli ~e Readily ntorainw. sad • IL, the afternoon. retro*, a.. w.• have Iwo 6,11.41. y. the subject of eelf.siounier. Ile ' mesa 4 smiahl. nano ro. and was mac\ I.ked. • hr was a .es the late Micheal Thers•Railter, • ...I, • etas faint, ofieesties.—JfiekiletoseJoerwe. T "' mt , ll/ or • CPULD ClL—The • ••, . r..orts.l Yet sight at the Coo ST er OTl s' Anis. atimi -11.. tidy of • child wham. death bed been stood • • the teethe, imetiely pee It lay the deP ' l '' 'i.e. Tb.• Leanest had heat ealjeersell . • . 4 . 0 4. r the IV^ gals the Gram , •:.-etes ed killing the chill. The lery yesion4sy • I . , plut .4 •' Ltreth lie R.i.eiterseere.' AUZILL rERS. It will be within the mooileotiou of the public that a short time ago a disputation, composed of whet are called in Poet-ofece_phmaeolog, • auxiliary letter-carriees" waited epos Sir aurae et ills fdansios.-howasas court foe the purpcee of briagieg to his notice, sad that of the public, what they oreweivesi to be a breech of faith on the part of the Podolia authorities towards them. - 7 - - 7 Two o'Cuieu. The railway share market to-clay is inactive, but es, steady. In one or two instances prices are a trifle it better than yesterday afternoon. South Eastern stock r continues in demand, and is well supported at the too late improvement. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North Western stock, 1004 to to 101 ; (heat Western, 731 to ; Mir San to 1331 to 134} ; Lancashire and - Yorkshire, 118. I ; South Eastern, 86 to I, after being marked as ; Eastern Counties, 53 to 4 ; and Great sr Northern, 1141 to 115 k. 00 Lombardo-Venetian R' &Away shares are quiet at • to die. The Indian and Canadian lines are ral well supported. 100 WIDLIfLIti 'IAMB AND ' o= . Z9 Rt. aU 'Atlantic 4A.. It seemed from what was stated that • great number of young men who were employed in different country dis trieta as auxiliary letter-carriers, for which they received lthi. per week, in oonnexiou with their own oompatthes, were brought to London upon the understanding that they were to be employed at the General Post.offloe aa soften, and to de other bushier, for which they were to receive sixteen &Mime per weak. Tor this miserable elapsed they were stpeetedrio he at th e General Pon-office at six o'clock is the aserning, and to work for three hours, sod they had then to reeennsenee duty at four p.m., and oontinne till eight, bat the inducement was held out to them that they should eventually receive permanent en. gagineenie, which would entitle them to about • pima • week. Upon the faith of these re• prinenniken it appeared that • number at yo:t2 men broke tip their little establishment; came up to Leaden awed went on for • conshisrable time per t , rmiag the labosieue duties required of than, in the hope that they would shortly maim • permanent engagemest, and the sompitist they made to the worthy alderman was, that without any seam *hog WIWI 'eternal that looked of being paid It.. • week, they ovoid In totem only receive 10a A great many of them were married nen ; they felt that it was impossible to mann upon this mineable alkswatoe, and as the only remedy that appeared opus la then, they re solved upon coining to this court, in mar Qat their ina,..DON , might be brought before the public. Sir it. Carden, who happeesd to be the primary magistrate af ore the ocuoion, lietsmodetimitivelv to the natenent that was made to him hy theagglimate, and ablieugh he hail no power to interfere M soy team= jadtdally, he stated that he felt the interests at the mom to • emindemble attest, involved in the roalir, sod bedhosted that a cam muuiention should be made to the Post-rilhor authorities, call ing their &Gestic. Wilke oonplaint that had lees node, and thus affordin; thin an opportunity of giving thy _staple aitioa, or of earandrating the einsmenta that bad bee* owl., if they were in a coalition he do sa la ronesquevai of tam communication some of the superior offi c als of the Post-office aaital upon Sir Robert, and he explained to them the ensue of the statement that bed been made, and at the name time mid that although, strictly spank*, hill had no Molise. to interfere, still, where • representation of such • character was mole by pampas who, although iu an humble condition of life, wire undoubtedly men of unim• patchable character, mad whose servicin, hommt l 7pert" , Thedi were of grist importance to the public, he left himself badly justified is refining to listen to them, and thought the latter coigne was to endeavour to ascertain whether there wee any foundation for the complaint, or, at all events, an to let the matter go forth to the public without afford *ao opportunity for explanation, or of eontrsdictioo if the facts would grayest link • earn LAMM% Bins.. 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OD TV Etat-coMee oiler* who aborted is consequence of this oneorannicare from the court, did sot attempt to deny try of the farts that bad been stated, and the huge* r moreover! by the applicants, was admitted. The rely explanetion they pm err that • few of the urn bed is. ofrd pernseret appretmenta, and that probably sore the other would do the same • short tire. ffkr R. Carden exprenisd an opinion that the seen had sot been quite fairly dealt with, and at re secretioa they drew up • rood respectful memorial to the Postmaster- Greed. gilder • detail of the grievances of which they oornplslasi, and noreeting him to interfere in their behalf. It is stated that in easep nos of this memorial some of the roe have been dirimed ns and others placed at the bot tom of the list for primers. In this state the affair rands at present. ie. lii IA 64 4 lid... Merles—lisnildc Us. Do. Lomb 0.14.11. rem De. pat is 104 fi r pm 1p 1a ! fis Ti Si 11th 714 USe i O 114 un Ica le A, lifinti. Loudon eu ScrlMlLWatandliae H. Nona. i~a~, Ihentai l!artaiseatk Ili 111 Ilk I 1 i ilJyamitey Scoulah t..Lutral Souitkik N. Y. Aber.lllk kotuslilll4lased 113 113 86 1 We es a • 61 eit e 4 a 44 NI 66 1 a ea 71 7V 6 el so 40 K Da [Advertisement.] Lord Chamberlain's Office, October 20, 1800.—Nolice is hereby given that the state apartments of Windsor C.istle will be closed to the public on and after Monday next, the 22nd instant. Hosrrow Exscrion.—The writ arrived in the borough yeet•nkv a/Sermon. It ha, been delayed in cuo requaliee of the anew, of the Lord Chancellor Campbell fetes London. Mr. ape/Doer oox, immediately on Uri aril oil, telegraphed for Mr. Moffatt, who le now in Honitm• The goatees will be bold on Monday. la all probability Mr Moffatt wiU walk over the mune, though a tolenraPhiv user age was ligewiee meat to Mr. J. T. Jenkin, at Serawien, w►o is the coneervatave candidate. Mr. Molfatt'e election i. eettels.—Western Timer. ill . !stirpn.!lb 7 ;l74aa . ::: 1111 llitthiebaereeeelier: *ama MAW LW South Eastena llq Iflowth %dr WY A. Yor it Itivar - ;:isain — as7r.l. - lia,W itl...1(1.011 va,undrum 11 I DIM dttio _ - I &bier Po• 4.1 7._ 1114 4 i 141 cliiil; l 7. iii. on Do. do. Land la all Do. do. B cap. do. all an. An. Taal Do M. Dade (Leaned) I do 10 Do. Pal:daub 1)&1..0.4* nets. St ei t 1 I l i t 1 WI II II I i Netie La. N VW of Nagai ii7;u7taZl w..~ 0w,~..n . ~- - i;;,.~ lltUo 14 t e rTr r I Lilo 11 lOki N . 70. it I. 1 3 S•i 1 ... jukilki si - r=l i i ..ti ...0?2 teto.uvs.e p.c.Jea.,o lot lov Du. 6 per cent., lea lOO Do. 6 per cent. 1671 lOO Do. 6 per cent., 1881 lOO Da. 6 per ct. lioltobAnc 100 Do. 6per ot. Km& dep 100 Do. 6 percent. lOO Do. do. 6crip $2 New Dronre.nov.6 p.ct 100 B. Widest:iv. p. o. 180 e 100 Do. 6p. ~1671 to 1876 100 Do. 6 p. e., 1016 Noes llootla 6 p. ot. 114 Deb. redeem. 18711 ..* 100 S. Aut. 00r.6 p.c. Donde 100 016.0v.11p. o.Jestialp 100 Da.46. p. e. Ara.* 100 =MU XINS MaIMIAS. $ 100 iit SO 1116 116 111 111 104 106 100 991 09 9,000 6,000 30.001) 6,000 1,734 IficiaTiz --I rD i i s i i 6 .. Q. Lie.= ) fast Orrels• X. WIL irmill travisik ) bi., • ft Aabya Great siosikr uwi G. vni. Alfred ) 1). Wh. Vor doe) Grenville Cored's-Foot Illopton DOWI3II lady bertha raut Uny Labial) flowes N. Maas (111 o) N. Wt.. ileaeet (Moon) North Wheal Crafty Par Oona. (M. Blown . Prorl4ene (. Waal. dortrtuge Com Mat. Co. : lased I W. . 14. t 171. j IAS.II : f.rie . Si. 114. . 4111414 . L 1.,. - - .. ft lha. ne.f. Cieeri cliie7enn 99 1 it 1081 :: i& 'Mr (liteli 8. na ; W. Frances ( 9t &y Park TanarallolLandlls.C ilaFitfT ----- Vale of Towei n i u orm.) West Bumf ).. W. Conde° oord In. Brost pow& .. WIL Butler (lad= WIL /Award LOslatonk) Wtt. Klty_LUn. Want) 1 1 1111a1 !lg Lis ' Dasragovra. —Mr. Seale Hayne barn come forward as tie Ilea liberal candidate, and having the heart of the literal putty with him, Mr. Curling, who is an entire stranger to the borough, withdraws. Sir Henry Seale has been to London, and is beck again. Mr. Hardy was ex. potted at Dartmouth last night. The baronet intends to oppose his nephew. Western noes. EXTRAORDIN•PIY &KKK IN • CUI:RCH.-011 Sun day afternoon last, the attendants at St. Nicholas Church. Uuildford, wore astonished by the occurrence of one of those interruptions to divine worship, which are, happily, es uncommon ai they are unseemly. Whilst the curate of the parish 1,14 delivering his disputant, be made a sudden pewee and exclaimed, "Shut that hook !" At first, we W heys. there was no response to thin strange appeal, and the prea.her repeated it. Tne gentleman to whuraitwas addressed thee " tare Bilde i" Lot the appeal was reiterated, and a few more words pearled between the pulpit and the pew. At Wasik the preacher advised Mr. —to shut the book limmesdietelr, apse which the gentleman took tip his books end left the sacred building, accompanied by hie wife. The esogregatiou, we need scarcely add, was thrown into a state of great excitement by this extraordinary episode, wed it Hine been the talk of the town during the past week. Mr. —is • gentleman of meth influence and widely respected is Guildford. cud the mato is highly esteemed es • prosaber.—Sesses Express. 10.11. t. laTa.s.l 1 11 L - !d l 4 II 1 I 411 11Te ii lit 111 11 12 11 12 66 68 1 If /16 306 s 410 ICornwaS, s pot eat Nvta..l Akar. J no Lit Amilms, A, p. el Do. D. IPA" Do. C.l*. at. X. Cosa. M , { pa 116. P. Ds Rev•lk el At iselres 11261:64 6 p. d BMA.* illogiw p. al ldis.,Talli,Des.,C p.a. Omit Sarlimirs. p. et. ±6.64.‘r0d.a610.4.61.m. _ 11, )I al li 1 4 go IR , 112 1111 In IN 100 /11 LOS 110 IBS IN VI Si 111 ns 70 74 HS I Is 115 111 US WS Ii W I ai K, 1. U t!.. Y illtheiiiO4) Trdiawney (laiLd ist Uo. per owe Do.6p. or*. s 6 Sa i m OLN. Poolhowl. 6 (16.11o*.alerkstaill 63 Do robsom.4 16 vo. moms. 1.. sem * be. bradawl. p. IV Do. to. ctrodons Md. 41 Do litro. hat Nom tu Do.ClOolorPL/61.6p.0. ID Do. do. 0.3. :boa * Do. Mrs. Goa 111 Do. Cbsol Oak. Mires 154 D. go. 4cP li ii in in N is N N HI in ii Ili MO - - I - 17 1 71_ 74 iis ifs 120 126 72 l 2 2 gt I rP2 16e 1);: _ (V. 4 ; MURDER with Mica/ma, WALIK—Not ninny mile% from the +pot on which the murder of David Lewis, the butter carrier. occurred some ycars ago, and for elioh Thomas Thomas underwent the extreme penalty of the law, we have to vetoed another of • painful nature, which was terpetrated on the night of Weberslov last. The murdered min ic a Mr. David Price, of Cwriwlntesfa, Brecknockshire, farmer. It appear, that ow the kith there was a sale by auction et a farm is the perish of Llvwel, called Rcll.fa, at which the deceased atteodcd. He there met some of hie neighbours wit► whew be had been no bed terms for some ”ire. la the course of the afternoon some high word. were ezahaesed between thorn, after which he rierted for hi bursa shout two miles from the lace. Between 8 and 9 that evening cries of " were hunt bye farmer Was at ► farm near, sand Tripedir wklihs.tait theme cries were disreg. cal d. In the eeares of the eizht the wife of Peke, hieing anxious as to the where abouts of her towhee& sent his atemau to me for bins, and lietween 3 and 4 in the morning his body was discoverNlin a field adjoiaing • farm called not far from his ow' plate. Police-enestable Edwards, of the Brecknockshire moalabalary, was sees on the track. end claw to the corpse he dereverel a watchehain, not belonging to the murdered man, ail which can he ideutifiel. soil a warrant has bees bawd for the appreheesion ,1 the elippoied murderer. An inquest will he held at the (toss K^ye, Llywol, on Priday, and no doubt is mitertaimil hnt that eriderre will be ad duced to bring the crime home to the guilty piety. The wad 7rt ream old, and great excitement prongs tlainghout the whole district. Loot Yes Gp.allt. It No. Do. p.o. do. No. D0.11p.0. do. .... do. X 0.4 Da p.s. do. .... Do. p.o.pdak d 0... 7p.0. Prod Mods. W. 410 JI,gI..IMIL LW 1865 CLOW LPL awl i ~ii --- - 1 4 1 II 71 SO 21 10 M IS MS US Ili 11S si fie _4O US lie 101 100 i} iii ~tt9 W.Cb►.t%a~y.e DO Ltd W.VALlBLlssiopii. Lowloodrrplassahole )Lsa.tilad.dala644o.66 6 6 D to so Do. Si per cent —.. 6 Lk, redeemable, sp.es. Ilaubdeusis.lip e.96esit Do.Ooss. tics b.6p.a. is Do. p.sL ProL ft DO. ILL &AWOL' 4 Narf , Asjr. A& r 111 111 US 114 tadli letadiddimmt DaEwKipK 1 Dalai sit Wu' MI 1 Ulls&—airwAp. 1$ Da. Da Lois dd. Sp.& Ida 1 to Data& 2.416 &pant di Nara isidluidoktre. di dosed* Ond Yew Pest uo sesl.l.lllepoi DeAlms gas p. a.. Ds. T p.ii. ink ,• S. Deem Arad p. a 114• AL An. &LOA DO I Do. 1 per cent DI Do. Mud de par osod 16 IS. Woks am tp. emit J 0 Do. Or per coot Al Pd. Yororo 4 p. aria ▪ :Stock.*Dorladdatip.a BLI Do. do. Ellp.s. Do. do. Cap.*. PO WotoctLlONnopdp.a Ai W. flut-4Joiloaloo.sa. Do. do. Ind .1a tit Do. Nevp. 6 p. et. Prot. ▪ Dadaporp. 0 pot. tool. Q 70 ft Ax Lir 119 U. 165 121 U 111 IS t o iPm /0 i iPa .... 111 lall 1 - :m A Myernum.'s Mr, ittiT.r. IN FRANCE. —" A dreadful piece of news," iisivs the V. n , o f MA*, h a s jest melted we. 31. Rolend, ex...s irs , au. his wife, of Semilly, were on Tuesday fieuel murdered in their beds. Estraonbriery etatemeots rre-weting this crime are torrent. The Precursor-imperial en examining ant gistrate have oommeoried an iovestigat,ou." - Maryland, 6 p. mat. . United Stair 6 p. Virginia Sias 6 ;pm oust Do. 6 per 011114. Lit lainois Got& 11 p ant. Do. 7 me cool Ditto 7 pot imeL Pm bre) 1//al e Do. 100 dot Mir do 80 dot. paM Do. do. poid Michigan Central, 8 pram& 1809 Do. do. do. Do. do. do. &atm loadlllBl Do. 100 doL ahem 1111801gao 8 & N. Wilma (slat. rand) DM Do. 100 doL shares W. York Contra 0 per et. (a.k. a ., 1888 Do. do. 7 per A. Wok. 1801 Do. do. 7 mot lank Do. do. 111 dol. sham Now York& F.iM, Ist Mort., 1807 Do. do. tad do. 18.10 Do. do. ird do. 11110. madod Do. do. do, mametad Do. Matra. DM. LIM aommlod BW. ob . aves - iarmis7 - Do. do. sairrosiod R i nt M0rt:50,"%65p0.n.,4 U tie tie O AND I is N OS iii SO tr?. SS SA 87 fa 87 tra 111 us 100 111 I li Par it ar it ISO 11S. 1 3,1 i - 39}. Os 24} 11l 103 101 109 SO 93 111 101 U OS. sie;Gs TRE " BOTTOM OF Louts N•rotnos's HEART." —At a 111.141ffig of the Livteraol Social Science Association yen n in d ny (prklay), Barna (lodin, the celebrated French m o w pa/ster, who was prommt, delivered a spee c h i n depmmniir t any idea of war between France Ina Engksd, awl arrung that the Emprmr was most anxions to keep up the firer ate cordiale. He also resstioned that he (Baron Oudia) bad iaveoteil an apparattm io coonexion with ps and me, e r, which w.inlil, he h.poil, bo of great beaeltt to the pub ie. " The Emperor," he "is my friend, sad I ksow the very bottom of hit heart." At thew work, treed B,,,,nibant, who was in the chair, smiled and shook his bead; and at the conclusion of the Baron's remarks he highly eulogised his talents u an aALt, and Wok " bet with reference to his great dierovery—l doe't mean that of the bottina of the Emperor's heart, hst of as pa awl water amanitas—l hope we ellen anon hear mate. "' These wow*, delivered in the noble ,triers y onm laughter, which regime Ito pearls Baron Gull. immeneely. Aaron Guilin, Lord Brougham stated, is married to • Scotch lady.. n so 76 78 9t ft 93 93 vi ev 71 14 1$ 21 116 10 94 0 94 98 U 10 SO 91 11 , VI 92 94 ItS TO IS 40 !wail. colt: Boa - 4 istitorteige — 000 T. Do. do. Pod Mt= do. Do. do. ft dot. PhilidolgAla and BoroDas Bomb ....MM Do. do. Do. ao. MML Mono.. 100 102 100 M 90 92 9103 a 41 TII Se 11 IS ii. 4 10 44 644 144 106 rei . lie - .110.0 blw as 116 .00(11 MI ASO 110 ll* 10• 600L100 - -- Till ao SO le 1080 10 SO 1,200 SO ),000 20 10.00 100 1,000 100 1,000 1 20 1,000 1 SO k 000 tO 1,400 /5 1,000 1 1,0001 10 10 0 1.1.,"" 10 iii iii M :I 45 44 JOIST Iltek:K liars ari U. kg. 11hall . r .... 1 . 2.., ....00M. r... , __ Maiiii. ATZekie WI Bank et bdith Andras, Mai bird /Ina and el Ltle. Lea. sad ad.. aO. lap — i;rah O. MktAsa otSwits= Lon. Ch.. Bank of Awl& Landon and Comity Landow Joint Waif Inudis I South Milian LuY. Wu Wonfanusaar Nal Prow. at Do. Now INstional Bank New death Wales Urieutal W* Coupon Sink Prortucuil of Ireland no. New 1111 i 21 113 125 10 14 10a 10 TB BO 11 ill el 4, 1 4 ill 144 10 Au WI 11 1i 1} ail - n es AwY~tl~. L,OOO, SS 6001) 60 60001 100 si N) SS IS 27 212 10 it IA Unt isi iii fielits SIONS or Wt. - rim—At Mai-wines for some days past the weather has been very serer, ; at Lyme the ther mometer hot deeeodol to zero ; end the mountotra io the seMhbourhood of Wllefnitiohe mad fleaajoatu are covered with snow. Tile leclatatrsel Sir... len states that on ac count of the severe weather • large bear had for *event' dare eocuirentively estersd vineyard& emir the village of W 'hine. sod had completely demisted amoral Si them, feeding es the ripest and beat pipes. eItiNTAL PALACI- —The lad popular fits of the wawa will take place oa Yeadoy. T. grad forstolas will be dirplarial is ell their eats* bag** mat raroltr el the day will he a rase betweis two basal% the Plan sad the ijnees, preperty if Yr. Caswell, the allsiesst. The rice will take plan at 4 °Week. The penal sialaa will be repeated der* 'he afternrrei. BOARD 0/ TRAM, WHITT:BALL, OM 17. —The Right Hettoorahle the Innis ..fr the Committee of Conseil for Trade mad Plaatatkos have received, the Secretary et `Vera fur l'..re,gn Affairs. =Lfrom her KO WA eased at Lisboa. teermYlfal OW b• the Board of Healtb at Lisboa. 1. TWA hem the let August last the parte of Oasis are sonsiihred Ia be Wetted w:th yellow fever. 2. That from lie VI Stpientber tbe tv.re of If , lega sad all th. other gee. re, LI.. 111e.1..erratmen are seasideeed to he ,i t s ai n the pert of Welter-is sospeztecti lefectke with the gamins. -aurae. that.. of Austral& !Wm ot Imam i unity *dot. MIOCILLLIII es 38 01 Ira lei 17 171- ... In 41 1 -.. . 1 130 AX-RMRinteerAlftik*VF , Nßiep: >OC IANXO 40 , AP. 106 Iti 0 is 101 l I .WATS gal_ II Ms A an . ITATuar-- - 1111,1 MT- Two &exam. Bushier In the Stock Exchange to-day is languid, but finnuees generally prevails, the changes shown in the Blink return being scarcely so unfavourable as Lad been expected. The funds, accordingly, have im proved per cent. Other classes of public securities are well supported. The principal transactions this morning have been in South Bastarn Railway stock, which continues in re quest, though now quoted below the best point of OM morning. At Paris this floridly, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Ranks were quoted 681 r. 75c., being fully i per cent. worse than yes terday. Consols are officially marked 94 and 93 for money, and 93 for the account. The present quotations are 94 to 93 for cash, and 93 to 1 for the Bth of Nov. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 231 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911 ; New Three per Cents., 911, I, ; India Stock, 221, 220; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 21., dia.; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 96 ; Exchequer Bills, par. Few tren;actious have taken place in foreign stocks. Mexican Bonds continue to moot with inquiry, and are last marked 221. Turkish Bonds are steady, but scarcely better in price : the Loan of 1864 is quoted 60f to f, and that of 1858, 54 to 1. Bsles are rooorded as follows :—Brazilian Four.and-a-Half per Cents, 1868, 88; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 991, 100 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221, 1 ; New Granada Deferred, 81 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 85f ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 891; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 641, 3 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1011. Hari-rastr Two o'Ctocx. Consols are Sat, and show a reduction of per cent. since 2 o'clock, being now quoted 921 to for money, and 94 to 93 fur the account. The discount market yesterday, though still by no means settled, was easier. Good bills were more readily taken at the Bank rate. Business at the Bank was again beyond an average amount, but decidedly less considerable than earlier iu the week. It would appear that many of the recent borrowers will turn leaders for short periods in the event of the drain of bullion not reviving. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money has decidedly increased, and the rate for loans on Goneols has fallen to 2 to 21 per cent. Although the Bank of Frankfort recently raised its rate of discount to 3 per cent., the rate in the open market there is not more than 21. The charge at Berlin is 3 per cent. •at Vienna, sto ; at Paris, Amsterdam, and Brus:eels, 3, and at Ham burg, 2 per cent. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were again firm. The following is our usual list : Ametardam,3 months, 11.1e1 to 17 ; duw, 3 days' sight, 11.141 to 15; Rotterdam, 3 days' sight, ILI6I to 171; An twerp, 3 days' sight 25.30 to 21 ; Hamburg , ma. balm', 3 doge eight, 13 . 3 1 to 6 e ; redo. 3 days' tight. 23. 12 1 to 20; ditto, 3 mouths' date, 25.27 f to 421 ; Frankf art-on the-Maine, 3 months, 117/ tot ; Petembtug (per rouble), 3 months, 341 to 36 ; Vienna, eft. So., throe months, 13.60 to 70; Trieste ditto, 3 month; 13.60 to 70; Madrid, 3 months, 49f to 1 ; Oaths, 3 mouths, 491 to ; Leg horn, 3 months, 25.50 to 6 ; Gents, 3 months, 25.40 to 21 ; Mika, 3 months, 26.40 to 6 ; Naples, 3 months, 401 to ; Palermo and MOS 3 mon th s, 1211 to ; Lisbon sun Oporto, 9U days, 63 tot. The Agents General for the crown colonies, pur suant to authority received from (the Colonial Se cretary of State, invite tenders, receivable until the 3rd November, for Natal Six per Cent Government Deb extorts to the amount of 50,0001. The money is to be applied to harbour works in the colony. The I'm& arc redeemable in twenty three years. Interest and principal are payable in London, and form a first cnarge upon the revenue of the colony, which is rapidly increasing. The interest due Ist November next on the City of Montreal Bonds will be paid aa usual by the Commercial Bank of London. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday the commis sioner passed the official assignee's accounts in the case of Messrs. Bushell and Walker, straw hat manufacturers, of Wood-street. There is a balance of 1,769/. in hand, divisible amongst creditors whose claims amount to about 17,000/. A second edam certificate was awarded to Mears. Wingrave and Wood, straw plait manufacturers, of Luton and St. Albans ; also to Messrs. Watson and Wat son, boot and shoe manufacturers, of Kettering. The light portion of the Bombay mail will be distributed in London ou Monday morning. The eteamer Salsette left Point de Gallo on the 21st September, with the English mail for Aus tralia of August. . . With reference to tho wine and spirit trade we find the following in the circular leaned yusterday by Mr. F. W. Coaeus : Since the departure of the September mail a further very sensible diminutima is observable in the shipments of wines and spirits to the various Australian port. The demand for inure, which had during the last two or three months slackened, has now somewhat revived; and as the accounts from Portugal and France are snore or less unfavourable, suitable descriptions from those countries are firm ; and in many instance, higher prior have been obtained. Sherry orridannee in good request for home consumption at the present reamed duty, but when the further reduction takes place in January, a very brisk trade is anticipated—it being quite clear from the increased clearances made during the last few mouths that sherry is destined to be the wine most favoirrably affected by the reduction of the wino duties. Brandy Les advanced, in consequence of the unfavourable nature of the latest advice respecting the vintage ' • a con siderable business les been done, and prices remain firm at the ethane°. Bum without alteration. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular issued by Hears. W. J. and H. Thompson : The colonial markets have been very steady, and with moderate supplies of produce during the week prune gene rally are well supported. There has been an improved de mand for sugar, and less anxiety on the part of holders to realise. Today the public sales passed off at 6d. per cwt. advance. An extensive demand haa existed for rice, and huge parcels have changed hands ; soft grain descriptiess rang 3d. to 6d. per cwt. dearer. There has not been any public sale of coffee, but several vessels have arrived from Ceylon during the week, and their cargoes will soon be brought forward_ A recovery of 6d. to Is. per owt has bowl estebliabsd in the value of saltpetre, partly owing to the inoressed demand for refined. In spices the only feature to notice is a fall of about rd. per lb. upon white pepper. The tea market is firmer, and as unusually large proportion of the quantity submitte d by auction found buyers at full area The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. n, compared with that for the previous week, show. the following Circulation bone 1198,288,110 Decreees ch it a B7 4 l, e l s ti (Maculation active Public deposits 3,254,109 Nereus 3,328,835 Other deput.its 14,344,869 Dimas! 1,531,0593 Government securities is banking ilepartnamt 9,490,273 Decrease 173,187 Othersecuritaes in banking department Coin and bullion iu both departments 14,585,138 Decrease 840,477 Seven day and other bills 785,360 Increase 25,721) The Wet Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes hernia) in basking department 7,275,611 Decrease 1,271.897 These changes exhibit the effect of the payment of the dividend*. The decrease in the bullion and the "reserve " is heavy, but not more so than had been anticipated, considering the severe drain upon the Bank's resources. It will be remembered that during the whole of the week referred to there was much pronsuru at the discount office; but a portion of the sums obtained have been relodgel in the Bank as private flepusita The Gazette statement of the movements of the precious metal* for the week ending Wednesday, List saves the follawin3 totals, viz.: inowarts of 154,8921. ; exporto of gold, 1,060,4591. • imports of silveti 93,3421. ; exports of silver, 476,4:771. VOZZION ZAILWATI. • - ------ - __, 1 ----11.1 CPU MALANNUVO• 16. 111 I UMW& I 0011601/1144ad NAN o. I 612 I 004044144. I' ICZ pions. 10 di ,Antwarp • 106ereass ft ft - 10,0001 19 Anglallasbran MLA .. all Ift Di •-• 10 all Ardmore - • 12 27 22 -. 111 10 ;Bahlatlitra.l2 p7p.s 3 5) 416 260 1000 Atlantic TY. (Um.).... all -' - a all ,Boimaa Z. lanalua - 6 s all ;Bstlan to Onamossan ••• - •••• .... 60 NM Ansarkaa Lod .. 411 10 22 -• iill ICannosai Xlso & Ssll * 111 -. Z 60 Nita MAIN 111 6 011 20 n .... 11111 all - - -.. 14161 10 De. II 7pa 0.t1111802 all In 10 141 all V " 111donalosi 20 16 'Dutch Mai* ft 1f rtla 111 1,916 121 bards Lai all U 1 116 90 all "Mara of 11nate .... 26 16 .- 6010 10 Maas* DINNTOI (1 ) all -.-. se 20 VG& lusdan pa. 6 p. 4 - -•-• INA* 1111. 00.22ftINIAllmell alt •••• •••• a. 96 ail 'Ot. Oscar* si Prance.. - -•- 12,000 26 Do. Pre. ft per 'sal all 26 14 ••• Ili all 02 Luiritibi. Coml.*. ft ft - 10021116 114. Orysial Palate - 16 Whallos Juuctlos - - 100,810 so. Do. rreforeme lOO 00 101 10 all Inks Couslonco t WI& - - - 860.000 It. Do. Op. L.Y AM US 111 Din 11 AO all learn and Turnhout .. - - ..., 100.000 It. Ikactrlc - IN all Lyons sod Doom. .... - -•- 7.111 116 Do. New IWe all limbs NNE& - -.•- 70,000 6 mad Anat. Cop. IS all Naallbses= Ti _ 20,000 1 16 Gen. blames Navigation 14 •••• - •••• 10 0/1 Do. llama* /awn Pril - 140,000 1 Great Ship (Limited) ~. all N.... d ... as M_ _ 1113,000 1 Do. raper 04112 Prot. all II ..• 10 16 bs. Naw ll,ooo i Loa. District Tirl a. .• ii a iii all Korear y rig PM. le 54 -. 00,000 20 Leaden Moment (1.1 1 . 6 III I f 4114 I 11 all tarts, liebt ft 11/ - 1 10 1 2 000 4 Lea, Os.. Omalbas an 1 4 t * ell IBMs sad 1 1 2 19/104110 sail II Pearl* Rix 10 Tel all - - - p..... ?p.a. 3 16 es - H. 10 lf . /b. Till. ) 11 21 2 1 le ii 113* sag - -.-. - 111, 111 Data** Di_ .. lll 1 dis 111 1 n al Osins sal - - .- 1.010 10 Nerbedeleflen Irte(le I 2 Ibe - 1* au ,lassal - 11,110 10 Nolliatiands Intel - 011 * •••• 6 all . 1109•01 brallil - - ... *AO a Do. Bp. et. le. all illa.. all 6 1 - 41 all l o aa b Lisse mill - - - 4714 100 N. Brum. & N. 11444.1.1. so ft all mad News 111 ail I Do. 14 pew.! Fret ft ..... 1 Oriental llas 21 2 ilaaraulojim.4.7pmet. * ft 416 .- 2 De. " Now Mares' - 111 1? IS.Aast..k leseVemothus - *** 19 In. Gnu. (UN) A •••• ••-• ft 11 * I 111 all :South..of Trams ... l o r - Di a 11 lis. 40. 3 I ..- -• ft all 111ern Flanders yn - r B2 Peel Ow laud& NM. 100 47 60 •-•• IS *I I Do. 34 par cant. 000 60 Penile. and Orton. Nom all 71 76 -• 16 mll *mt. aR.M. of is g NI 60 Do. Now IS lft 111 pm VI * 5 Wasains of Atuurta .... - •••• •••• 110 Boa 10s a lag. 11* 01 • all IWtMMs. - - p.e.forlelzalir.ocee. ell 1 7 7 1t -. 10,600 In Mynas, - 10,000 16 Do If. er all ft 0 ••.- D1111101T171.11 STOMA 16.060 IGO Bo* Mail Masai lb I /ID I Iliball IP4 I CL *ism. 1 3•111 2,000 82 &Allah Amt. Inseam IN 11l IN .... Mal* 116 1 41r.lait/Aii.eTiar 1146 --•- 14.106 14 Australian lan/ all Nl6 *Ai l 11l lierkolkilp.c.lles.Aalso4,loo 91 * -.. ) I . e .s . l rulaitartso 1.1. Batie) 111/111 11l W. last. is,.st. Jas.a.lalslol DI 100 - 76 1 Do. N. Itmlatansi mil * •-• NI Oman" II art. 4Alt ir 10 II -, 10.140 26 Trust •LA On Up. C.a 6 •••• --• ••• 'Wiwi es. W. 11180•0001.-41 B.* 46 -. - /00 Van Dtmea's load- 11( II 11 - . 104 . i lii 10! i dls par ... ti It IC M 01 40 41 110 _ _ 9 0? &a le dls 1 14 441 10'3 1 41' 100 102 100 102 93 I+s ba 86 98 9 81 88 li 14 $ T I T I T I T - 111111r5P Lua Ams.-4.■ to Ma VSC., C. az, VW • 14 M. !Uri Dirl Nola lamed Attiiiilli /42b,288,110 Dies Lae DI Proprietors' Caplthl e. 14.668, 000 Rest 4=683 Public Imperils ;ist chiding RucLuq., Dar. Banks, Cum ot. Netonal Acne.) Other Dewed ut. . 14,344.49 !Seven day and oth e r lath ..... MAN Ott. 18,1880. t56,0C4,5t1 , Mgt 114121sant to the Act ith totting on Wcdnesd...), Cct. ' Goverment debt £11,015,100 Other securities .1,450,900 Gold coin and bul lion Oliver PAWNER. Govereaset Recta- L7b,2613,110 Dud Weight An nuity) Other Securities • • Gold and sliver Oda 7.s,ox a:4069,021 MASSIIALL. Chid C.Litiler. FRIDAY EVrillfo; Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 93, for the Bth Nov., opened and closed to-day at the sense quotation. For money the last prime was 921 to tofficial business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92i, ; ditto, for account (Nov. 8), 924, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91g, I, g ; New Three per Cents., 91i, f t ; Thirty Year.' Annuities, expiring in Ap•fl 1885, 1%, ; Bank Stock, 229.4, 211 ; India Stook , 221; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 189, 1031, 103 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 96k, g ; ditto, 1859,961, 96 ; ditto Bonds, 45., Ix clic, par ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee pa, 96i, 06 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 101 1 The Indian rupee paper was. The Fi ve Cent. closed at 951 to 98i, and the Fivo•-aud-a- Half per Cent. at 1012 to 102. Exchexp .cr bills remain quoted par to 3a. prem. Turkish stocks continue heavy. The Loan of 1854 closed to-day at 691 to j, and that of 1858 at rat: 64-4. Mexican Bonds were supported at 221 to . Rua.ian Three per Cents. were miqi.ired for. k of Egypt shares to-day were weaker. and Otton.an bank 6rm. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares have improved. Oriental Inland Steam were leas inquired for. The claming quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :--Ocean Marine Insur ance, 16 prem. • Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 prem. ; IJuive:aal Marine Insurance, fto 1 prem. ; Loudon and Provincial Marine, 5-16 to 3-14; (Hs. ; East India Irrigation, 1-16 dia. to par; Gellivara Company, par. • MINES.-THIS DAY. Two oMwow. The mining market to-day is quiet. Prices are quoted much trio same as youereay, and tee trans actions have been mainly confined to shares in West Setwi, North Downs, East Rosewarne, Wheal Basset, Stray Park, and Great South Tolgue It is quite a Saturday's market. Foreign and colonial mining shares are like wise very viet, and there is no change of impor tance iu the quotations. The shares of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Aus tralia have been dealt in at i dia. and par. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the Wheal Ellen Mining Company (Limited) of South Australia. This silver lead tome is situated in the Mount Barker district, and is stated to have already attained a profit of 11,000/. Reserves of ore, re presenting a gross value of 30,0001., and calculated to yield a Let profit of nearly one-half, are described as standing and ready to bo taken sway. The present owners have expended 35,0001., and require to be p aid their outlay, half in shares arid half in cash. fire project comes forward under the highly satisfactory condition that the payment is to be subject to a survey and report ou the part of the purchasers. The proposed capital is 60,0001. There is a continued absence of speculation in the metal market. Copper is slack in demand, as for several weeks pest, and most ores are somewhat cheaper. Iron is rather firmer with Welsh makers, and Scotch pig keeps better in price. Tin is un changed, the market being quiet. Lead is rather lower in price. Spelter Las receded fully fs. per ton. Tin plates are still depressed. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 595. Gd. set gash ; Petersburg Y.C. as the 'met, 51s. lid. ; all the year, 598. 6d.; December, 695. ; Jan. to March, Ns. 9d. MIAMET AVIRAGIN.—Town tallow, 61.. 91. ; fat by ditto, 2d. ; yellow fils. ; melted stuff. 438. ; rough ditto, 26is. ; tallow graves, 20s. ; good dregs, is. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Noma Davis and Company report trade Arun to dal. Prime meadow hay, 75a. to 84a. ; Emporia. do., 93a. to 115 s. ; inferior do., bOs. to 80a. ; row's, 40a. to 404 ; clover, old, PO.. to 1:%10. ; ditto 'mond cut, 80a. to 100..; straw, 30a. to 38s. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Grapes are still supplied in great quantities. In pears no alteration Las taken place since our last report. Pemba, nectarines, and plums may yet be obtained, but both peaches and nectarines are very inferior in flavour. °mugs, are as. a dozen. Good filberts may be had at from 9d. to le per lb. Cabhages, beans carrots, and turnips may be obtained in .i . .rintity. Cauliflower 11111 scarce. Potatoes realise from (N. to 151. per cwt. Cucum bers abundant. Cut flowers chiefly consist of orchids, gardenias, kalosanthes, dahlias, violate, mignonette, shies asters, heaths, and ryes. F11177T.. . _ . Pine Apples, par lb., le be 011 Grapes, per lb., 21 to 64 Poaches, per dra , t. to to kprieou, io r dos., So to los Nectarines. do., 3 to to Greco k'ip, per doz., Is WY iiialam each. 2a to 44 I }lam, p. t sieve, 3. to 44 Cd 1 Peirs, pas dm, la to 3e Apple% per doz.. ed t. Is ad Orauses, per 100, 10a 1.4 20a Lamm per 100, 10a to 15s ;ABM*. VEGIST. French Nampo? On, 94 to ls Cudlllovers. each. 44 to la Oroookodor- I.uucheLhOd to So Cabbages, D. doz., Is 04 to I% 00 Potatoes. p ton. 100 s to 1306 per Doe., So Ned per bundle, la ad to Is9d Onions, per sieve, laid tots Id Tomatoes, per don. 41 to as ehallota, per lb, Od told Garlic. per lb, ad to bd Lettumn,cab., p.se., ls Od to Is Sl Cos, pee ware, ls to 12 Od Endive, per score, is io 2s Od llomeradlsh, per bnn.,lsad toes Mushrooms, p. pott., Is to Is K Parsley, per 14 hunches, le mem Savory, per bunch. 2d to ed per cwt., 66 su lY Caurots, per bettli, 7.1 to Oti Turnips, per Iwnch, 44 to 6J Sputateli. per ales, to Ott to at Cucumbers, ear h. tot to Is 04 Artichokes, per doz.. es to le Beet. per du.. 1•o2 co Pa PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Llrrterool., 19.—Our market Is quiet and rather easier, except for Doren, which hare adreneed to tg—Blrkenhead, 7 4 711—tMledoniaa Stook, 92 VW-Eastern Counties, 100 103--oreat Northern Stoes, 114 115-or7at Westerns, 784 731—Lancashire and l'otkahlre, 1114 I—Loneou and North Western, lid wl3-- Manchester. r•lwtileld, and Lauteln, 474 Cl—Midland Stork. 1341 1344 4—Ditto New Slutres, I 111-111 r. --North British Mock. Mock. 021 021—North Staffordshire, 3 2 dia.—North Emru te„ Berwick (MOM Meek. 1041041—York Wel Stock, 8104 90— Leeds Stock, bei 00- Smith flastern, 354 34 15-111--West Mid land, Oxford, 48 481—Dutch Rhenish, 3 1.16 3d.--tlreet Lux antiwar., tit 01-0. Trunk of Canada, 7 0 IS-IS—Great Western I et Canada, LA 14—Ditto hew Shane, 04 64 die-110Mo and Luke Huron. 5 5-13 64 Ureat Ship Company, 54., 6s. 64. Thames awl Money latrine Company, i 1 prem. MANCHE:ate, Oct. lA—Doren were to demand at full rates, hut the neutral emarleati4e th an ai tet, cloning steadily at rather lower rates. Leeds, 1 Ids, 474—Midland, I:l4l—Ber wicks. 1041—Dovers, 25 10—entedas, IS 13-18—Elemr c Tar graph. 100—Groat %cetera, 74—)lidland New,l 15.15p.—Thatnes en lArr i Ll d p i . L lfeltra: u Bank, 2 p. h rth Stafford', hilatinoiLin, and . — Tina sales to-day were —Birmingham Guaranteed, at 77 ; and Birmingham and St iffordshim CM New Sias at 2/ pm.; London and North Western close.: 1002 in 1011 ;BoatbStafforth, 101 tole/ —Birmingham BauLiog COleptiay Shaw, Ws to e..R : Shropshire Bank, Et to 3j—Wolvertanipton and Iltalfmilsitire Lank, 14 to 10. RAILWAY 'NA//IC.—Thu traffic return"' of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Oct. 13 amounted to 562,330/., .did for the corresponding week of Lit year or 52N.330f., showing an hereon of 24,00/. The grew receipts on llse eight railways having their termini in ' Ike metr.molis amounted to 24.,2321., and for the car suspending week of 1969 to 237,90 W., showin; an increase let 4• 3 3 31 . The increase on the Great Western Railway amounted to 4311. ; on the London and North- Western, to K. 31. ; on the . London. Brighton, and Rota Coast, to 2,032'. ; on the LOllllOl and B c l ntl , Widen], to 2.306/. ; and on the Sonth-E.,..:eni to L212/.—total, 0,2241. But from this most be deducted 722 L, the deeratse on the Eastern Counties, 1,1001. on the Great Norti.eru,and 791. on the London and Black wall — together, 1.9011., leasing the increase as aLove. 4,1431. The receipts on the other lines in the United Ka:omi In u mted to 3 3 0 A 0 0 1 . , and for the oorrei , ndina week of last year to 270,4411., showing an incrusee of 2.1,1:41.. which, ad.!od to the incresee on the metropolitan lines, maim the total increase 91,00/., as compared with the aostespondmg yeek, of 1369. ■