The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-31 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1865. kifIARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Osoow! There is little business in the ;atl* -- way market to-day, apart from that connected with the settle ment of the fortnightly account, and priees gene rally show no variation. Midland stook is rather flab, and has declined * per cent. The other leading lines are unchanged. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1241 to 125 ; Great Western 631 to 64 ; Midland, 126* to 1 ; Lancash ire and Yorkshire, 1291 to 1231 ; South Eastern, 80 tot ; Great Eastern, 461 to 47* ; Caledonian, 128 to 129; Metropolitan, 1381 to 139 1 ; London sad South Western, 96 to 97; Great Northern, 130 to 131 ; ditto A, 1491 to 1501. Great Western of Canada Railway shares con tinue in demand, and have farther improved. Grand Trunk of Canada and East Indian stocks are also inquired for. Foreign lines show steadi nem. ORDINA SY Plikla AND 11ZOCTEL 113. IN. I Amman. I el = r d a gd r i - - - 10 110001 ara 111.0111.... 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China Chart. ltair.ot niq Odafalal Com.haalt of Canadk vac haat of fudia, CoroUdaSsel Bank (la) 'POMMEMSWa— llke. _Now_ Delhi and London saes London (I.lffiii•d) Sodom SaohastiNLim) English Joint Stock (L.) ang.6cothAnaLChand. Ituglish and Swedish (I. KliZo94oll9•4 l kablittad likAllLChinallPA IDO. lamed at gon , Do. Nos 'lmperial Honk, Malted anpartidOttomast I louian.. Do. Noir L.M Mod.Bk: Indio IL) Lon. Hoak a/ Soollamt L tondos and Bruin= I Do• New DO. Now, lee. et le Ine Les.ob.floak of AUDIO. 'Lon. 6. Waag= (Lint Do. 40. Nev. ... I Londank Vetwando, (L.) & Weitalaistor Mordant liani(Um.).. 11Iacciatils )izebaulL !Kelm .% PT , . bank (4 — as; illidlend auk (w.) 'Mattoon! at Liverpool f .Pro. etlgliliiend.• • • • 90 ... 19117d and and Wool 50 fir tonal Book 90 Nat loath Wass le New Zoolead (1.5101•4 1 SO , North Westeru lOrtootal Bone C 0 9 19190 N eroviaßantingeoetx(L 50 Do. do. _ . . 7 - l'n;cino. of !ngaal do i llobado.hud., &Dad (Li boulki Aryollo . 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Ilk p.a..150.44/oly IN LaLir..No.Jase.i/sls No iiklksiel.4p.e.laadi IN N. DM* L P. e D. S., 5 1 . 141 344 t., IN. &An— IN p.o.NaLiej 1•1/ 1.4.11.L.N. 188 till SO IS 101 0 06 NI 08 04 OS ge OS te CB 1 lair. 10.111 -- ... PREFERENCE MARES. Great Easter°. Eastern Union, 6 per cent. pref., 124 North Eastern 4i per ant. redeessable, 96i. PORZION R6,II..WALYB. Data Itbssiati (UK sisi4). 94 Ottoman (114syroa te Aldiab South Austria° sad Lombardo-eosin. 17i. - - - -- lancnuszous sneaks. - Atlantic T guar. 8 per mat. (Liatimd), 21 1. Bombay Ow 1m1W), 51. Carlos Company o..Wits4 101. Q.*, Mat (Limited), Q. Oraismorolal Nice (Tassrana), 71. 4ealiElam at Esgland, prat. 7i p. a., 13k. t r loariss sad lrobilisr at Bog. (Lima, I, 1 Zsglish sad Australian oown,_ll. FORMltreik Warehouse (Ltad), 12. Eadssea Bay, 181. Imperial Maroannia OMR Aascsiation (Limitad), 71. Landon Financial Association (limited), 221. Land= Omani Nimbus Oorapsay (Umtata), 31. ( Ozitl Oourney, sad 03. (Limited), 21* tiuu T nstructioa and idaiataasure "tad), (121. Paid). • P.ROTINOIALL SHAM! HAMM& • uneven, OCT. 30.-11alse to.da --•- y Great Eastern. t7}-deed Western. 431-I.encialtire and Yorkabtre, 1221 1-Condos and North Western. 116 41-Mandlester, liselleld, and Lincolnshire, wl-WetrePolass, 1391 1 - G eat Eastern al per cent , Ores. Western of Omits, 17-grie, 66 41 Oinks], 1111 Mensnt.lle and Bakens Bank (I..Wled), LW d.-Over end. Gunk) linden. flamlissitSta-ltegal,l%-tiverpool end London and Globe nee and We, 91 p.-Qasen lastwanoe, 616 p.- African Machants,l p.-Agsal& Telegraph 8 per oast., 11616 -Walked Steam (Ualtedl, 71 le. 1 0.-Psolgo awe, new shins, p. Wm" 00h 111-New Three Isar Cash hilichr._ B6 l" - Thr" per Pat. Geseek. en 4-Ditto. kr saw erseeald, 8 74 .1314t0, tor new moan* 871 1-Lodis Five per Oesi No& =Meat Bioko, Ireland) 1081-Naral Bank dal paid). 77 1 I,llitto Cartlauste tuAt a er wi libare Wa ss idk a = Ismanosi GM paid] n and (all plait 76-Diknia end imatluad. pad), Swaths= sod Women (1001. pal 93 Midland Great B V i d sil ens 4111 k gd). 1101-Waterterd and 4 ( . . ar ,d), 1 9 _„„b„„, w.... Wasiord. par sent (ell paid], 121- Wes I per cant, sidesessbb (pad in I. O. lIAZOIMPEOL, Oar. 30.-There was a quiet market, and prime were rather lower. Bokkow, Vaughan. and Co. (Liesilki), -.Consolidated Beak (Beal, S T 6 . I -- Orlua ladern. 6717-Orel Luversbourg, I of Ca. fad.. Si *rent Western cd C•anda, -. 18,fiT1.-1 8 -Blinds, Int 1-Isroceskire UM Y oitshire, Warn-Lodon and Caledo nian Marine Insurance ( Limpid ). alltp. -Manchester, SWUM, sect umebran, sin-metiopolitan. -Masud. Midi It - South &atom 1101.-Thanes and Newsy Marine Inriswinse W. 4 ..1edl SI 7-14 p.-IJatted States 6.10 Years' Bends, LOWE:* lanasaos, I st-District Bank, 181 a-Chering, Gurney, 9 11-16 BIANIIIONAM. OM 70.-The transactions In this market to day were in Great W West Midland, Odord Ilesend Guaranteed Stock, id 1181 ; Joint Stook NW. at Birmingham Town and t Banks, at 16 ; Gloucester Wagon, at It}: ditto Fourth Lam , at prem. Mudd Metal, at n ; and In Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagm, at 1 dia. London and North Western Mock closed at 1341 to 186: Blrodaskam Wagon shares, at 114 to 101: 0100,COStai Warms, at 111 to 111 ; and Leawood Cannel and Gas Coal, Oa Id tole. dia. WEATHER REPORT, --(THIS DAY.) - 11. I L.M. TUESDAY, ()aroma 1 •,a E . N. , 17 ; Is D , . r .. ,L. .7. 06 L Akortloos .. 2410 411 W.X.W. 6 W.N.W. •► - Sal 79.49,411 N.W. 5 LLW. - ~rr•me... 29404 oh - 9074094154.. *747i WILL • W. 11.27. bo 0.16 114444104 77'47 N. 5 1 71.24.1. r 0.41 77• N Oar - SSA 66 NAM S N. mb - I.2reposi O.O 42 N.N.E. 1 6. cb 0.0 Nolybomd MA•• 49 S.N.W. 6 LILL co 0.0 Norm - 49.•7 6•' 11. 9 1 N.N.Z. ro 0.52 Me- .. - 0.49 50' W.N.W. 7 W.S.W. r 0.0 11000 . 1 .45 50 W. • LW. or O. L•andat twe isc W. 6 W. to 0.29 np24050 O.lll 501 N. 6 LW. rm 0.473 71= OM 0 N. 6 W. o• LOS tan ail 14.1r.z. 4 W. bo L7l 547010 a tam 4: 11 11.15.1. • W. r 9.46 - fonmato - 16 0 LW. 2 W.E.W. rot 030 1 6yporoa•o 0.39 A.N.W. 1 LW. 46 - $ 12010 .O •2 , N. 2 LW. c - • Count de Montalembert is at Madrid. He resides in the Plan de la Puerta del Sol. and has there reeked visite from many literary and Mediae men. On Sunday last, in most of the churches and chapels of Birmingham and its neighbourhood, the annong charity collection was made, the oonnibutions this year being in aid of the funds of the General Hoepitel. At the head of the list of the collections Maud—St. Mania's, 21311.; Church of the Messiah (Mr. George Demotes), 1641. 14s. 2d.; Grahamotreet Chapel (Mr. View's), 1501.65. lid.; Edgbastoo Parish Oboreki, 1441. 10a.; Church of the Saviour (Unitarian), 11 11 . 13 s. 4 d.; St. George's (Edgbuton). 1101. 13a. 6d.; Trinity Church, Birthfields, 1011. lls. 7gd.; Carr's lane Chapel, 1011. 6e. Id.; Jews' Synagogue (Sieger's-hill} 1001. A lad of 17 was committed for trial from Oldham yesterday, far shooting a young woman. a ge d 13. The de fence was that the pistol west off whilst the young woman was trying to take it from the prisoner, but it did sot ao count for the youth having skald weapon in his power Bios, nor excuse his pointing it at her. The proseoutax wee severely wounded In the face. Yesterday afternoon the foundation stone of the new district church of St. Saviour's, Sydeoham, was laid by Lord Eliot, in the presence of a numerous assemblage of the resident Petry and rehabilitate. The lead apes which the church Is to be erected, together with the per. sonar, home and schools, has been given by the Earl St. ()armee& The church will contain nearly 1.000 sittings. The proposed (Begin has already • population of over 3,000 souls, and this is ineressiog at the rate of 300 &meetly. The necessary fund far the east of ocestruction is estimated at not lea than 4,0001., sod which amount is being raised by eontribetions. The new incumbent of the district will be the Rev. B. L. Nicholson, one of the present preachers at Archbishop Teniaon's Chapel, Ragentotreet. LECTIIRE ow AMERICA.—The Rev. J. P. Chown, who has recently retuned from th e United States , w il l lecture is Eseter-hall on Thursday Evening, when 600 Baba of Hope children will reg. NEW BOROUGH JUSTICES AT BIEMING/LASL—The Lord Chancellor hes added the whole of the names sub mitted to him by the Town Council end the Justices to the commission of the peace for the borough. The gentlemen so added are the Mayor (Mr. Wiggle), John Graham, Thos. Avery, John Jaffrey, Edwin Gopher, H. R. Cootreey, J. D. Goodman, Henry Manton, .1. B. Pap, and George Goodrkk.—Birmireohast Pat. CHOLERA AT WooEwics. —Some cases of cholera have made their appearance at Woolwich during the peat few days ; however, by the aid of timely and of re medies and attention, none of them have proved fatal. On Thursday morning last, at 3 o'clock. a polioe-constsble named J. Johnston, while parading his beat at the shipping-wharf in Woolwich Arsenal, we seised with the cramps and pains which aceomp his any cholera. He vas promptly removed en a stretcher to house, and was ahended by Dr. Stuart, the divisional surgeon, who pronounced the cam to be spurnodlo cholera." The patient has sines progressed favourably. Another case was yesterday reported of Mrs. Saks, wife of the barge contractor to the Wsr Department, who was also attacked a few days ago with the tame violent symptoms, which resisted for some considerable time every remedy employed to bring about animation. She is also in a fair way of recovery. Various other aims have been men tioned as having taken place at Woolwich. Its appearanco there is by some attributed to the putrid matter brought back from the southern mitfall of the sewage, which it was anticipated would have been effectually carried off but j which often lies on the surface of the ebb tide. INDIAN BILIOL—We have been favoured by Monsieur Utter, Consul of France at this port, with a card of very handsomely ezmated photographs of golden and earthenware images, km, takes from the Indian bury. Mg grounds in Chiriqui. Monsieur bather has taken a great deal of pains for a length of time past to make soh teatime of them aecient relies, of which be now peessiese probably the finest amortimat is the world, photographs of which, with information in relation thereto, be is for warding to his government and to different scientific insti tutive' in France.—Panama Star. FIRE AT RICHMOND THRATRE. Between 9 and 10 o'clock last eight a tire broke oat at the Queen's Theatre, situate on Richmond . Deist the performances sparks ware observed to fall on the stage from scenery above, and it was armed that some of the beams and Scoria, were op flre. Fortunately the whole of the people is the house got out, and on the snivel of the Richmond en gine the hose was laid out into the theatre, and water was brought to bear upon the part on Err. Before the Ire. brigade vaginae arrived from London, the local firemen me. oseded in confining the fire to the stage. The eseeery, km, ere insured is the Lieerpcol and Fire 011ie, batiks theatre appears sot to be insured. EXTENSIVE EMS AT CIRAVISEND.—(TaIe Dar.) A destructive fire broke out about 3 o'clock this ,sera- has ea the premise ociamied by Mr. Holmes. hartbeest. No. lan the Teepee. The are reached the two aajablag imam, No. 2, to the ocoapatioe of lies Jameson. amt Ws. teemed by Mr. Allen, and both weft Deady cowegfeesd. There were several other premises in the rear 'high se. tabled mesh dump. MONEY MARKET,-THIS DAY. Two o'Oreacm. In the Stook Exchange to-day business is re stricted, owing to the settlement of the half monthly account In shares and foreign stocks, the payments on the completion of which monopolies attention. Nevertheless, the gourd tendency of the markets is rather firmer. The English funds have risen } per oent., and • fractional improve ment is observable in some of the foreign stocks. Home railways show scarcely any variation. The demand for discounts is good to-day, and although the supply is considerable, there is lees disposition to transact business at 6 1 per cent., the general rate being 7. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Rnuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rests opened at 68fr. 10c., being 4 per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols ere now quoted 884 to 89 for money, and 89 to 1 for the account (November 8). The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 884, lie 89, 881 *ditto, for account, 89, 881; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87, 1, 861, 87 ; New Three per Cents., sir, 4, eff, 874, 87 ; Bank Stock, 249 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105, 1041 ; and Exchequer Bills, 44., 3e. dia. Foreign stocks are rather firmer. Turkish Con solid& have recovered per oent., and Greek and llexiean, 4 to 4. Brazilian scrip remains flat. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz : I—. Greek, 19 to } ; Turkish Coosolichis, 474 to } ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 29 ; ditto Certificates , 1 .144 to ; Conederate, 7to 8 ; Brazilian scrip, 13} to prem. ; and Mexican, 251 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Braziliant 1852, 1858, 1860, 69} ; ditto, 1865, 751 ; ditto, scrip, 21, 4, prem. ; Egyptian, 1864, 92 ; Italian, 1866, for amount, 771, 8 Mexican, for account, 251 ; Peruvian, 1865, 72/ ; ditto 1862, for account, 71; Russian, 1822, 883; ditto 1862, 914, 1; ditto 1864, 91; Turkish, 1858, for account, 72/ ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 75 ; ditto 1862, 1001. Bonds, 734. ditto 1865, for account, 421, } ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 43 ; Venezuela, 1864, 371. American securities show no variation of impor tance. 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 631 to 1; Erse Railway shares, 544 to ; and Illinois, 81} to 4. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to # prem. ; General Credit, 2 to * prem. • London Financial, 74 to } prem. ; Im p erial Mercantile, 24 to } prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 34 to 1 prem., ex all ; ditto New, 3} to 44 prem. ; General Ottoman, 21 to prem. ; Overaid, Gurney, and Company, 94 to i prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1. The Committee have decided to close the Stock Exchange to-morrow, the Ist of November', that being the day for striking the half-yearly balance at the Bank of England, where the transfer offices will be abut. Speculation for a rise in public sororities is re strained by the uncertainty which prevails with re gard to the future course of the money market. A few weeks ago the Bank of England was subjected to a rather severe internal drain of notes and coin for the purposes of the legitimate trade of the country, and, being incapacitated by the inelastic provisions of the Act of 1844 from supplying the demand, was compelled to raise the rate of discount largely and rapidly. This internal drain is now apparently checked—a consideration which is not of the most consolatory character, inasmuch as a slackening of the demand implies a check to the expansioa of pro fitable trade. The currency which has been ab sorbed, however, being actually wanted in the great seats of commerce, doss not flow back very rapidly notwithstanding the severe policy imposed upon the Bank directors. Meanwhile, ;in the sensitive condition of the foreign exchanges, and in the threatening' lately manifested of a revival of the demand for bullion for the new oocton countries, there are still sufficient elements of doubt to induce caution in financial circles, and more especially as regards all speculative engagements. it is worthy of remark, as indicating a belief that the value of money will not be main tained at its present point for any lengthened period, that six months' beak bills are charged only 61 percent. Very little of this description of paper is to be met with, however, nearly all that offered having been absorbed for investment by merchants and other holders of money. For six months' trade bills the charge is 7} to 8 per cent. Subjoined is a further notification relating to the dividends on New Granada Bonds, which has been forwarded to the Stock Exchange by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. The announcements put for ward on Saturday and yesterday refer to a total of nearly 10,000 h collected on behalf of the bond holders—a fact which confirms the hopeful view lately entertained of their prospects : Messrs. Baring Brothers and 00. have this morning re. mewed the following ferther remittanae au account of New Granada diveleade :—" From Csetoen.house of &Maine, 5111. 1.3 e. 4d. ; ditto. Cacteseaa. 6361. 19x. Bd. ; total, 1,0484 30,18&* The following, relating to the Venezuela Loan of 1864, is front the General Credit Company : Nemec ar Brx rim Owe Loair, 1864.—The General Credit and Finance Company of Lattice (Limited) ere in receipt of advice from their seenis, Messrs. H. L. Bonium and Co., dated La Guaira, iith October, 1866, of duties collected (aod remitted) oa accusal of the above loan, as follows •.—"Per stateineut No. 51 from Ls Geaira, 11,327. N; ditto, Na 62, Nark, Cabello, 24.97 ; total, 11,46L43 dols." I The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 3001. on account of the dividend on the debt of Ecuador. Only 1,4001. in gold was sent into the Bank yes terday ; there were no withdrawals. The gold by the West India packet and by the Persia, from New York, will be sent abroad. Of the 275,0001. by the Seine, from the West Indies, 140,0004 is gold and 135,000/. silver. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,9741. over last year. The London and Brazilian Bank have made a call of 51. per share on the old shares, which, with the call of 51. already made on the new shares, are payable by the Ist December next. An extraordi nary general meeting of the shareholders will be held on Friday, the 10th November. An extraordinary general meeting of the Malta I I and Mediterranean Gas Company (Limited) will take place on the 15th November, " for the purpose of considering and adopting (if thought expedient) a proposition for the lighting by gas the tow' Trapani and Marsala in Sicily, and of empowering the directors to take all necessary steps to that end. A general meeting of the Eastern Bengal Railway Company is called for the 24th November, when it will be proposed to consolidate into stock such of the new shares as have been fully paid up. The second ordinary general meeting of " Hewett and Co. (Limited) "is is called for the 6th Noven i .,er, when an ad interim dividend is to be declared. A general meeting of the Bahia Steam Naviga tion Company (Limited) is convened for the 6th November. The colonial wool salsa are fixed to commence on Thursday, the 16th of November. The fresh im portations op to present date, since the beginning of last sales, comprise 48,876 bales, viz. South Wales end Queensland, 11,766: Victoria, 2,652 ; Tasmania, 148; South Australia, 1,053 ; New Zealand, 2,567 ; Cape, 30,790 ; total colonial, '‘.878 balsa MONDAY Itvisura. Camas, which clamed on Saturday s i t . 89 to I far the Bth Novesaher, speed hog at the use arms:Assn, sad closed at 88i to 89. Yoe =way tbe Ist price was 88! to I. The LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE ow 'smarm Tiroauri.) WORCESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) H &NDIOAP PLATE. Nem* Askant's% Daughter ... 4 no. HURDLE RACE HANDIOAP. True Heart, Roubles, 01/01, Goidyleeki, Jeraties. Fore slake, Await hlllitaat, Ramsey, Issm Letter, sad Guildhall are hers NURSERY PLATS OF 10 EIOVR. Sportoman, Willem, Ke k nilworth, Feldman; this Jezebel, Elle, Beineratin Edelman, Dram Pr Adams, Chicken Haag, aad Nadas. Oisoratra ame n bon. ,~ 1 ... .. 2 AUTUMN HANDICAP. licemaader, Sloekisser, Chiles, Flehermaas Haagliter, Dean Swift. Fadel444 Artemis. Madame Walton, sad wild Peppy are here. PAID Fesarzrr.—Stockowner, Massie, Veadervelde, and Cripple. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF F. 6. Queen of Tramp% Dumas. Molly Carew, Dee. Swift. Lairs, Meogrel. mg Kollar are Mee. All7•llo.—Beadle, Delehaer, OA* Kum et Trumps, Reistrid. Hiss et Spada. Znldsr o, My For, Tama. and Tilt. THE GREAT AIRES Ar DRAVA WHARF AND sr. icanniazzav DOCK. OFFICIAL REPORTS.—(nits DAY.) Captain Shaw, in his official report to the IT (Meese et the arta of the &bore dre,feemisuateates the lie following Iwasaki+ :—" Wei at half.passi 5 last. of the N Nth to a large An at Bears wharf, at the waterside, Kill. Is_ lane, Tooleyaleset. Attended with seven Meru Led N. so. two Awe dostieg mem, eve wemale end 67 ge at week labours. Extent of demote : Were es hi ms a l itslettesed A, el els Boers, aserly boned dews ; gromd SS door end seam mulled with rise sad seed. Upper at floors ocoteining an tees. Wartime% Linseed% containing N. tar, slightly damaged b dr* sad water. Wombat/se, I t lettered 0, mead door by . Banding is. N. weed in Royal waterand Onerdien. eh Weak obtained froia liz t:trathwaric mina but sosatily at N. Int. and also hoes Timm. The warehouses of Messrs. N. Wilma and Co., in Itill.lam, slightly damaged by si brealoge.* es. es. Up to 12 ticleek te•day the fire had sot bees woo ly e l , extinguished. I ) The lea of preparty at Si. Katherine's Desk bee bees 10 coasidesably overrated. The =teat is within 90,000/. 10 tto rim GREAT INDIAN PRNINSULA RAILWAY.I4 (THIS DAY.) is 51. This day the half-yearly general meeting of pro- Oakes wee held at the London Tames ; Mr.W. J. Harm. Ike TON In the chair. of the linee B The report stated that no further portion Int. opened for bathe dories the half year. The number of Ilk. miles worked over was 598. The receipts for the half year showed a satisfeeteey Mamas epos those of the correspond. tt h.Erorot last an Ylar' ats of i rs9l. 15a. 4d. p viot bees 5 0i 1 e 1 ." ge d er mil . l le offor the half-year wee 326.2661.. or 55.55 per oeat. et. of the reesipta, leaving a balance of 230,912 i. to be carried 18 to the credit of the min the Willa amount with the et.. goviwaineet. the balsam in the half-year to the 30th it Jane, 1884, having been 94.506/. The net profits of the gi half-year were equal to 8 per mat. pee annum. 111. The Crum" in movie( the adoptioa of the report. MI ompatelated the ehareholdem Cu the matithectory state of r thirty which it diaciceed. The thwease of mom* men -10 timed in the report were previous to the Inatome of B ove rates of passenger fans esnationed by io thernment. When the hummed rate of ft fate ma into apostles the effect would be shown In 'till more 80W:eatery returns of profit. It was true that the number of third clam passengers had decreased 15 per osnt.,l but the Mamie of return in that class was 41 per omit. The fact was they were previously • j OW= this edam of paressgers at hardly any profit at had bees as increase in the goods ea well as to the pea eseger traffic while a diminution had been effected in the es expenditure. This was very much owing to the eat:4llmA eel harmonious working of their staff In India. Ferri( seconded the =Woo. el The Cammisw, is reply to questions. mid that nothing g wm decided with regard to the doable bat gi be was penroally in favour of that step. Any pr above what was sufficient to pay the government I 11 guarantee of 5 per cent. on the capital exploded would be equally divided between the government and the share- 11 hoiden. The melee end viaducts were constructed with I , 1 sweated view to a double line. t The report was adopted. SAN PAULO BRAZILIAN RAILWAY. (MIS DAY.) This day a special general meeting of share holders was held at the London Tavern for the purpose of consideriog and (if deemed advisable) of sanctioning an ar- I nnge ment provisionally made by the directors of the mai patty with the representative in England of the imperial government, whereby the government, in consideration of tertahr modificatioes la the amosseion of the company as to the duration of guarantee and division of receipts above 7 per I cent., undertake to provide the additional capital required foe the pelmet of interest daring_aosetruatisa and to relieve the company from their lability to raise the same ea debeataree, mod to sanction such modifiestioa in the coacernions and statutes of the eannany as may be neeemary for carrying oat such arrairgernent. Mr. Hearn, the chairman, explained that Captain Madera. maze over with full powers, as he believed, from the Brazilian govenewint to nest with the Malian Rail way Companies in this cower, respecting the various lieu of railway. In the fiat instance Captain Madero@ nude aortal& proposals which the board did not &wept. They than made certain caranter-proposals, which were accepted by Captain Modems on behalf of the Brazilian government. What vu agreed on was, that the duration of the Brazilian government guarantee should he reduced from 90 to 50 years; that the Brazilian government should advance the money requisite for the completion of the line, sad for the payment of interest during oonstruatios, they getting a bond from the board to secure them for the advance ; that the Brazilian government should come in as • participator in the extra profits over the guarantee of 7 per cent., instead of 8 per cent., which is the amount mentioned in the ineciession above which the Brazilian government were to participate. The proposal was in effect that the Brazilian government should come in as • shareholder with between 500,0001. sad 600,0001., they ah the same time securing to shareholders 7 per cent. interest Thee esolu tions were confirmed. lokoool 60,ci00l moo! local * 24 OMII°E DUBLIN, MoNDAT. FOO WO 20 10,000 0011 II IN 11. 10 10,000 1141 20,930 0 10,000 10 4), 9 1 N. 20 is le IN 1 I. II 20,000 20,010 40,000 10,000 10,000 10, , 000' 01,000 ' 00,000 l &Awl 0,0001 000 10, 1, 0001 A. Brighton correspondent states that at the storm there last Thursday, thousands of people went down to the beach to watch a vessel in distress, and the number of cabs and carriages coeveyiog the nobility and gentry to the sight was as numerous as on a race day. Mr. Richard Till, who for more than 40 years bald the lucrative appointrort of chief clerk i. the City Ccannissioners for Land, Assessed, and Income Taxes, and who was also a director of the Rock Life Assurance. the DEATH or THE HON. AND REV. FiteNcis Gine mos. —We (Essex Herald) have to announce the death of Electric Telegraph Company, and the Norfolk Railway, the Hoo. and Rev. Erases Writer Grinistou, who died died cm Saturday at the ago of 81. Oa Wards,' morning atthe rectory, Colin Wake, after a The Faubourg (3ct... e• tte, of Vienna, mentions a protracted Wawa. The late Freeing Silvester Grimatoa of James Walter, tint wee the yo ungest son rst Earl of Veru- curious conflict which rece ntl y took p lace at Venice. Don lam, by Lay Charlotte y oo kro only daughter of Margotto, editor of the 4 rmonio, having proposed to the Charles, first Earl of Liverpool. B e, e was born Deo. 3, bishop. of Italy $o organise a monster demonstration in 18=, and married Feb. 1, 1847, Katherine Georgians, favour of the temporal power of the Pope, and to encourage fourth daughter of the late John P. 2dorier. Hi was at the same time their Socks to 000tribnte to St. Peter's educated at Magdalene College, Cambridge, and hes been pence, ddre the Bishop of Ceneda adhered to the idea , rector of Coles Wake since 1846. The bon. and rev. gentleman was brother of the Counter of Clarsodon, the lind Iwa a pastoral letter to his clergy in Countess Craven, Viscountess Felker:me, and the Counter which be vehemently attacked all those who op . of Caledoo, consequently his demise will place a large posed the power in quastioo. Four ears replied number of families in mourning. , that they would not read the document from their MURDER AT LZED3.—Yeateeday morning, Jo hn unbar as commanded. They respected the Pope, they Rowse, an Nob labourer, 33 years of sae, died at the Leeds - .. Infirmary, from wooed" inflicted upon him by a fellow. rid, 11,11 MINIMS held of the catholic church, but the noses countrymen, Patrick Welsh. It would appear that a few oily of the temporal power was not a dogma, and in core. days ago a quarrel occurred between Mn. Welch and a queer they thought it useless to provoke fresh religious female relative of Rowan's, and the men joined in it. dig•mosioos amongst believers. 'The bishop moaner the Welch had slat " bees threatening "'edge upon Raw ". refractory parties with the thunders of the church, but the and the opportunity appeared so have occurred early cm 1011 r , c Sunday morning. Shortly after midnigh t Rowan was pro- c ares persist in their refusal. reeding homewards, when he was met by Welch in Lower } Tel WIASIII3.—We are DOW " paying," to use Crossatreet, Bank , and the latter ordering deeerecito stand I a common p for the fine summer and autumn. The before him as if fora light, drew a formidable knife, rid I hag coutiassd ht and floe weather has been sue. struck Rowan twice with it, exclaiming, with an oa th , I seeded by don't and rain, and during the past week x " ru have it out of you sow." One of the star took offset , tremply rough end boisterous gales, dresching shower', in the neck, but it only resulted is a superficial wound, I thunder and lighters, and hail have succeeded each other but the "road bijoer,. was inflicted upon the abdomen with little intermisoioe. A great deal of wet has fallen and the result being a frightful wound. Rowan was at oar re- , the meadows sod low lands are is many p eather laces flooded been to moved to the Leeds Ininnery , and his deposition was taken. ' an inconvenient degree. Indeed, the w has Rine to the effect that, as he was proceeding aloeg Lower go wet and rough that out-door agrienitural operations have Cross-street, with a companion, Welch soddenly rushed I been greatly impeded. The laid, however, wants a good upon him, and saris& " I'll have it out of you," stabbed him dial of wet to make up for the long Ferreted dronght,and twice with a knife. Deceased alleged he &laid sot arra sny too far at present ea matters are coriciernod there has bean reason for the murderous attack except Us quarrel which , new too mach rain to get the coil into molly good working hid takes piece a few days previously. After this statement, , condition for the "season. " The `••••••••••••• are filling Rowan did sot gar refer to the circonsetanoss under i and the springs (many of which had dried up) are again set which he bad reared the wounds, for inflanunatra set is . romping. It is both hoped and coosidered that the soaking at a late hour on Sunday sight and he died at 10 o'clock rains which have faller will have thoroughly washed and Yesterday morales. Last night the *Gad was spun); freshets ! the prieres and diminished the chances of the bat after a little formal evidence bad hese taken, the cattle direr spreading. The thunderstorms have also inquiry was adjourned until this day, the eref sortable aoabtler bees ireful is demise the atmosphere. Sense haviag received a telegram to the effect that the mut brisk drying winds would now be extremely beneficial.— darer had jar been apprehended at Goole, and that be Sussex Admortiser. who refused 50e. would be sent forward to Leeds for saaininalka this Bcrrrun.—Those farmers mowing. per pound for butter lash fall, and in the spring Were glad We are informed that airy Ryan, when removal to get 23 for it, may " get their I at the nger - bit" spin fromthis eountry vii Darr canoed some esettanset a few this weak if they are WA marl The imam mouths sine*, has returned from Bruges restored to health. west has been fararahle for batter making, sad when aed is now living in her courant in Lon d on.—SorithEitskris =acts of the greet dairies of the prairies mach the Occeck. mices mud came dorm.—Boston (E 1.8.) paper. - - • An action has been taken against the Lord Lieutenant, of the same kind as that against Mr. Strong*, for illegal trespass in the seizure of the IrisA Propk. The writ has been ser►d upon Mr. Wodehowse (pri►ate seerstary) for his excellency. Sir Thomas Lamm is also joined in the action. ii:eii 00,000 10.000 WIDNISDAT. N.N.W. to W.S.W., varying from a pia to moderato, with toms nisi. N. W. to &W., angina from a gale to mode rate, with ran. N. N S to N.W. and s.vi . woof, Kraal to fresh, vita rain. N. to W. and S.itrW., • galii to trash. tg min rain. riOMAIMM. OM NOETIOUU/ THOIMIDAT. 00.4M0L W. to W .otrcomi to mo derato. 8.11. to N.W., dray to fresh, with loam rile. BOVIIIMS. W.S. tro W. ng to i Y. m& N.W. s to tr Lanus. Al nest above. Scat aarn=Seallad. Waders.lnked. Wake, sad sala mi:cw Bottatramlegildt Omuta sad lias at Natty. Sat tern=.lfattaant Imelsail sail liar* Sta. official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, 881 ; ditto, foe seeotmt, 89 ; Three per Casts. Red uced.B7l, 87 ; New Three per Cents., 871, I, 87 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 191 : India Stock, 219 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, "enlaced„ 105 ; Five per Cent. rupee paper, 101 , 1001. Indian government ties were steady. Ex chequer bills were quoted 6a to 2e. dn., being Is lower than on Saturday. Foreign stocks were rather heavy. The chief eodfeaturei:i A effect has wasa fall e ff olfp s er sent. evidently :n Turkic by the postponement of the dividend, at • time when many of the old holders are undecided whether or not to take part in the pending conver sion. The period allowed to them to do so under the existing terms extends till the 10th November. Turkish Bonds of 1.865 fell 4 per emit., and those of 1808 and 1862, 4. There was also a reduction of f in Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., and Figyptian Bonds of the fi rst issue, lin Greek, and =Wen snip. Mexican, Italian, and New 1 "ex all " Bonds were inquired for, and rose Ito 1 per amt. There was also some demand for Confederate Bonds, which were firmer, .at 74 to 8. and very little change Bank shares ware quiet, occurred in pricep. There were inquiries for Anglo- Austrian Bank, Consolidated, and Midland, while British and Californian Ban k shares slight)) , re ceded. The shares of the financial companies were firm. Credit Foncier,and Mobilier rose about 21. Si On Saturday afternoon the " continuation" an this company's shares passed off, and the dealer, were b or rowers of them. The closing qiotatione, were as follows :—lnternatimial Financial, 11 to 11 K uu sn ' oi2 " , 7r i to e ' r i di :;e . .. 111.. to 2 } " nitw i t: lll : Credit t 21 to 1 prem. • kdeuit Fonder and Idobi lier, 51 to f prem.; ditto, New, 31 to 4 prom, National Discount shares were last quoted 104 to a prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 11 to li dis. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to f ; Egyptian Trading, Ito 01 dia., showing a rime of ss. ; Lion Brewery, 14 to lf prem. ; sat leantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Preference, 2/ to 21. The shares of Ovirend, Gurney, and Co. were supported In the ;after noon at the late nisi, closing at 91 to 1 prem. though in the moaning there was a temporary re lapse to 81 prem. Dismount Corporat ion shares have slightly improved, upon the proceedings at the recent meeting. There were also inquiries for Northern Assam Tea B shares, and Fairbane En gineering. Millwell Iron Works were flat. There was not much flange in American securi ties. Vetted States 5.10 Bonds closed st 884 to 1 I lli n ois ; Erie Railwa l f at shares, at 54e..? 55,. and I Central, at to 82. The n'le Rodwall Loan has declined to 1 1 prem. MINDB.-{THIB DAY.) ----------- Two o'CLocx. In the mining market fadey the attention of dealers is almoet exclusively directed to the settle ment of the fortoightly secount, and prices gene rally exhibit no alteratinn oompared with those last [ current yesterday. Nor* Treekarby sham am nabs, firmer, at 4 to ff. foreign and colonial mining shares are inadtive. COMMERCIAL AND MARKWZB. 1111130ING-LANlL—rnas DAT.) Buoas.—The warliot bee opesed ear 44 9611 7. ow. with the exesption of British WAIN /NIA, no esseiesil wise are reported. Bodged is else quiet at serious Moo kw dried goods, arid at nether wear raise tee poem Coon.—_ he esseketeentisese fire fee all 'elated erip tine at full prim, bet the Woo sesvistely us seekers:4. teals the vomit, is fink hale hotel leash roiliest ; 300 boa edetasteged Womble& files to We. Us.—fins is eased domed foe both old sad slim teas at t h e useeloes serresse. BtrY —Tho ameba eeetlisees slassly. SNMIL-4 1 k• tomalrelli whits Wee of Saimaa. bars sese alf with good osseretidiosstab. to di adesnoo au the 3nly sake. 990 bite, n= offeeed sod wady Wlt fret sort ofiliaarr esposior, 9‘.lde So 3e. Id. ; e oedema aid winery Si be is.. uo. to 2L , 10d. third, is. 2a. 444 heftily 71. to la. 10d. 30 ores Ciesie.berb.rolt.sb 141. Idi. Ober ortew 1 0,06111 fires. Bias AND ikamoOrifi.r.-11% isisearWrteL Corms seetbsioe dull, of oohs e Mew aro 1. Por below thew 'Mot motile Jun is re edits srolist at beprises fie 11. pa ten ad . : vases ; Weiss= doing is Aisle fee eerwsl. Bram —Headers el Remiss have advised the V6 OO NC 0104 n to 364 . owing to des. , isf Aro sad water of a largo quantity at 84. KAtibliNA Draw. TALLOW —(THIS DAY.). The market is fist, et the folloviscpriese I—Towelellovi bla. Ad. set cash ; Psiswoborsg Y. soll the BP* 51s. ; Oat. to D05...90a. EtL;.Dee., 606.9 d. ; die., 61A. ; idArcis, 51a. 9d. ; April to ; . 11130, bla SMITHFIELD fir/ MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Obrziao Jima' Subs roposts trodo tbo tons* in prided :—Yriami widow boy, M. id: to 11411. ; tsbrioe ditto, 80s. to 900. ; dorm, old. 1-104..t0 •13 0 4. ; 266 to 334. • = - THE BOARD OP TRADIFISTOTtn. Man DAY.) This morning the Board of Trade returni for the month ended Sept. 30 , 1806, and nine indntha ended the same date, were lamed. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the apart* of British and Irigh produce and manufacturerl' for the month and nine months in the led three years : • Per It. moult.Nies month*. 118114t1e.524,882 .... £104,291,713 .14,687,942 .... 1T3,404,161 1866 17,316,681 ..... 119,717,377 , Aatrul. Rossaar.--Os the sight of Wednesday last a &eget lookiaLmaa walked Into the Bail Ins, at llorndon-on•the-H-01, Omen, aid inquired of the boat if he cold,' he accommodated with lodgings ; being aeswerecltln Hte efßrinativr, tbe men went and seated himself is the primer, plach his carpet bi% sad • large brown lat o rwelda mkt% Baring reslaid sad refreshed himself he a little stroll late the skeet, which appeared in ifs usual quiet and puce/ woeful Masa at the close of the day ; the stranger returned to the tun, mated himself is the parlour, when a few persons were eejoying • pipe and a glans. The stronger followed the exaseele, joieed the social party, sad was very communicative. Being repent/die in appessasos sad wa fer, he soon became chief spokesman, and after narrating some of his travels through the country be touched very feelingly opon the absorbing JO* of the day—the able death of that great stemmas, Lord Filmer Mon. From the manner in which he treated polities sal other matters be interested his new friends, and when t h e company *operated the usual " Good nlzht " was heartily exchanged. The lodger Shea rettr to rest, taking with hearths esepet beg God large brown . piper Pa' ea he would be starting early on his journey In the morning. The morning arise, sad the lodger started cm his way, with NM carpet beg sod brown paper peaveL Nothing occurred to disturb the mai quietude of the little village natal it beams heave that some articles from the Bellies were miniag. It then appeared that, unfortunately, the bedmaking of the day had been Mega too late, as it vas then found that two peal Swishes* a mew eounimpase, sad a Meng were gm from the lodpeo bed. This looked onions monist the Yarned and political lodger, sad cm eh/Ober monk being made shoot the room, tinder the bed, gad en the top of the lareitere a large quantity of white turnips with the taps were found, for which the fellow bed onbeeituted the tour sheets sad counterpane, sad his beg and Mows lam mug appeared Is the mareiag tube the sem maim time with whir& he Mimi to TIM. The fellow is iiiemibed as shout 40 years of age, 5 feet or • loehes high. Moot made, fall fees, dark heir, and shady nineties, dremed is black east and crosses, sod bleak wide ear which seemed very mtne to merespeed with his prossedlap, as he appeared me of dm wilismakeidad.—lass Hernia. FileB77lTh 1.11017117 07 D 107017017100 IN LITER -117V0012 DIPSAVITT.—Testonky monism there were so fearer time 112 cases of dritakeumeo in the ding« nit d the Uremia poilasoeurt. Though this numbeg not above the average on a Meisel mewls& yet meter. day'. ehargastiost was the mom actionable heft tim feet that them were ae Denim. mg ‘st . .1037 , and gine wider the sped 11, ell of wheat were NOM drunk in the osblie streets en Iktedity, gad Mega is of tailing care of themeless. Tao Sensate lirtosaartss.—The notches of her dogs by the Great Yarmouth boats have been ocumarathedy ernalL Fresh teli have sold at shoet t aD t iter last, while salted have realised from 15i. to 271. The mess' of the bogie bee varied masidgesbip elms NOM of some have tem sa mote es 1004 whits have sot reardted 501. aststersere woollier has also holm feed win atiose the Lowestoft boats. Ides. pelt'e - Utirertoft foam se. Id. to tis. per_loo. Onul e a s amply of trawl Ike les beam bronOtt is st Lomesteft. ::-~ • . •• the Headsll, the gaoler, et length got her into the court.pud, but not without assistant*, where gave utterance to yells sad mess. u t ooliately she was plead in • call tie gaoler informed yr. throne that she had twice rapidly tried to strangle her mit with her garters, that she used such form to asoomplish the est that she readend her features black in an teet, sod that had he not been pressen she meet Fin aloe He wee eeespsiksi to bring her from the 0 111, sad she was lyiag oe the Monis of the mem yerd. At this mimes% threats sad sense of the ears satire as had before tee beard bent upon Metall thees In mart, and it became seteseary to handcuff her, sal Ned her ta bah to the per. She infant Ina mumosed to the workhouse. SOUTHWARK. IitTUIROCII ATTACK snit an IKON tug. Mary Alta Murray. a yews mamas 19 years of see, w as t Wore Mr. ParUid" charged with oonizeitang a ss assault upon Downs with berm iron bar thembY eutlizet head is a savers mariner. 111 1 . oro om. w bead was beads sip, said she k m , die prisms , as working at the essialra&—tbat of a furentter. On tbe previous mains, about 10 o'olook, witness wed late the George priblio.howas, llcegaserlsark, Tooker sweet, with hired. while there she saw the pci• seam, who smelted and abused her. so that she waa sow paled to liars tile place. She had hardly got into the Amt. whoa the •er coma behind het, aad, making am a y an ash, etre* het with soma* heavy ea the head, andbar to fall samtlierad in blood. She was picked ap coangsd to Gay's Hospital, where the wound wan &sod, sad afterwards 4120focad the primmer ia custody as yr p ? llos.mrtalda 309 M said be was proorediag down Mor on plane abed 10 o'clock on the previous when fis saw the prossenbaz cerise out Wowed by the • tit: 11... 1mm who was abegag beg. them saw the primmer former ea the bead with Um lraz produce& onktiag bar os sersly. Witness sewed the prisoner, and at terwards conveyed the prosseatrix. to Gay's Hospital. Se pilled err tbe iron bar at Um prisoaerlerst. la answer to this chugs. the prisoner said that she was salad by the prossea. rer _Saturday Right As 'be was pairing her housCs Wegd_alm-rtrest the grasses Mama her and threw iisimeade bead* at her, eatable bee bead so badly that ohs was oecop*Ord min to **dor. Os tbsba= a t she ahead her is the Gawp and thee tbeg i ta Lams lialit. P. The yresewatrix duds* bee or thawing the bottle' at yr. She nava gave bar ths Penman' to Mina bur as she had doss. yr. Partridge told the primmer that La did set know whether she had remind any Retrocede, or not on Bator do eight, built wisdom that she laid in wait for promeatrir en Nark) *h. ad bee with tits beery iron pro doss& us ShOQl4 Ira severely by assimmaing her to Slum menthe bud THANES. • DZIADIRIL 11.110TACILL Nary Warath, • diaisalsbleciriag mama, about 30 • si grrk ad =lykst". Pe/el. 3 setisg Jetn a rnale w t h l, • 398 H. yahoo's, whose eye was swollen and contused, stated skit yeetaday afteracon he saw tho rimier in the Fart India Dock-read, with a child in her arms. Ohs was rely duet ma riotous, sad &equally staggered and ha spinet the wall and houses. The child wadi is luziabr4d eassteed faufnlly. The prisoner's Lovers was sad she stlesspled to strike the Deo* who ware near her, and who signaled their disgust at each as exhi bition. As lad she fell heavily. and the child would hare fallen with her, if • man had noncanht It. With the unirtaacie of • polka sergea cerried her to the statiarlicups, which she had no 11100011 e noshed than ohs struck him a violent blow ea the eye with bar 'leashed 10t Hi eye was way bad and week, sad lie sight was t 'd. . Born— And what became of the child I Witness —lt wee takes to the workhouse. MI. Paget—Row old is the gad I Witaess—Four months old. The unmoor—lt is sight maths old. Mr. Nigel mid that nothing could be more shoals& mere disgraceful, than to see • drunken woman rolling shoat the public streets with a child in bar arms. /hashed the prisoner it she erase married women. The prisoner— No, ;my iseeband died seven years ego. I knew moth's, of what oessured. I came oat of the workhouse yesterday. I woo there long enough. I was lmifotuwed is the wortbasse. I discharged myself. I took a drop sad let myself, and lest a p Mansfield said the prisoner was emetedy nix weeks ego for being drunk and disorderly at the statioo.honse. Mr. Bigot said the primer was a mat disreputable worms and sonteoced her to one mouth's impneonment and bi rd labour. The child wss suckling, and mast go to prison with her. GREENWICH. DORM AS TO • CAB Pen. Mr. William Batty, of 14, Smith'e-terreee, Jammudreet, Blue AriebOr-roul, ftinendeeY, appeared to • summons, before Mr. Train, for refusing to pay to Georp Sterne the sum of 18e. being the amount of a cob fere. The complainant said that on the morning of the 17th inn. he wee engaged at The Horns, at Kennington, by a gentleman to convey him to the Spa-read. Bermondsey. On s'ighting at a pebble house the gentleman paid him his faro, bet told Min be might wait, as it wee likely there were two other persona who would require his tab. Be waited, and the same gentleman and the defendant and another person came eat of the public-house. The defendant - hailed him sea "Now cabby," and told kis to drive to his hones, at the same time pointing to the road he was to take. Arriving at defewleuet's hoer the whole party alighted, and he remained en hour and a quarter, when the three again entered his cab, and defendant told him to drive to Dockliesd. At Dockhead the defendant and the other two got cut of his cab, and be remained there nearly en hour for them, when they returned and ordered him to drive to the Europa publie-house, at Rodurbithe, when they again alighted, bet never again came hack to the cab, and aster • remaining there seven hours—(laughter)—he drove home without being paid, having been engaged from 12 o'clock at noon until ten minutes past 9 at night. The defendant denied that be was responsible for the gamest of the fare, not having hired the cab, the fact being that the parson the complainant had broughtfrom Kenning ton 11111• • sergeast of the Royal Artillery, invalided from India, on a furlough for two years, and who, having known him previously to enlisting, had called upon him and asked him to mammon, to Rod 'his brother. He and a friend accordingly accompanied him in the cab for that purpose, and left him to return to the cab at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. He did not now know where the sergeant was to be found, otherwise the complainant would have been at i once Kr paid. . Teal said the defendant was wrong in his law u any one of a party riding in a cab was liable to be called upon to pay the tare, He thought, however, the cora pleleent was not justified in remaining seven hours at one peace for a party to return, Doe knowing exactly Where they had gate to and he should, therefore, only allow a reasonable hiring, which would be for Ave hours instead of sine. The demised was then ordered to pay 10s. lan and costa, THE PERI4IV TRIALS. Gemlike. asp 7 mere. Ace mei the ob m a xims se blebs ed. The nand, wbich wan amigo! 6u lus on the I.er is Beth' urpro she WAS ng eve puma )vocation, a times. I Aleuts& look, this O ar. She was . N gingerbser oiled herself to 000vei ouse. wbe" at from her Orr ofseses hi m oio the roe imniedtv she was not isagualri" a a this:- the it the time hi I I o her arm% noiejageat_l 2 log PR Y " rho was ht Me habits fwd atm', so d,lp of so w ma, word. _id t a hich bad gl i b. coebl be es 0 103 104 110 W at. mt. per, . test I. mot kb, in n•n. Auld. ■ Wu 0 proo Wong. I. miscsi• i bola =dee d the Wont xii be led of out a • cue li. The liabili• fiat ho o Made a An a far ilx ,dulently cm from i ~~