The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-27 00:00:00

espect was paid by in St. James's-str as t id windows of tb e nit their occupants, ss were seated it s As. The houses is sight to some hue. ?Jew the procession n approaching West. he balls of the Abbey heard, and here ag a i n I. The entire church n beings, raised plat , having been fixed iII modestly surrounded, At to move in the n immense concourse to state that we did with the arms of the ere the black clon e awing it. n either side were th e it'd with the arms of he velvet hone *ovens surmounted by th e " Flecti non f weng i t were the arms mid itb the crest of th e back of the beans fin was taken from it men into the into receded by the cushion, and a plume the nave. cident of the 1110Tniat of the servants and 'remier, from Broad wnsey Volunteers. A , left Romsey at 6.50 e at 7.6, when they p-train from South. rloo terminus of the 45. Among the pe a t, layor, and Alderman [erman Lorden, Alden r.q., and W. George, oration. There Inn cd servants. A tele vaadlands to the mil. at vehicles be provide 4 ter Abbey. They wan interment, where thew of the western nave on passed. The num id that of the valet ch of whom bore a rare conveyed in omi t,. W. Kendle, Esq., , and J. Sharp, Req., rere in attendance 4 sty, ABBCY. !con tolling of the great in the Abbey that the r an hour before this ing the south trait is Poet's-corner, was of both houses and Llardigan, the Marquis • 1, Lord Kicho, Lord M.P., Mr. Thomas oses Montefiore, Sir • kir. Stansfeld, M.P., ►dor, were among the lhort delay the mayors ded slowly up the nave, alum in front of the d sable, crimson velvet )1d robes, mingled with forms, until the place the trioforium and apidly and silently to whom tickets had the ladies here, be it coloured dream in to a gentleman in one of nenviable distinction of mildiug who had the bad while the coffin was being re. The various pro- preceded the mayors and ilium, caused some little s said Ito be the first unctionaries had been ad- The brethren of Trinity wand aldermen of London to take up their posi ad this done, and just lit rip the stained-glass lof the organ, and the !d to all present that the :ed. The first portion was impressively ren- Lord John Thynne, the very portion of the huge time those stationed there hen the position of the the dark black covering in lich denoted the grave. he northern transept with the immediate all in deep mourning, in who, having sesta ad not yet occupied them, in. Everywhere in the building there was ample y wouid have held 2,000 more than half that u treated in it. When the rrived io sight, each hold upon which the arms of the dared the noblemen had received special ble in the Jerusalem and with the choristers sayors, whose red cloaks a amid the mass of black them transept where the ;bness the Prince of Wales. Doke of Cambridge, and 4 Westminster. headed the rid Duke taking up their ' the grave. The coronet which had rested on e latter remained on by the removal of the as carried before it on grave. The entire cabinet, as were Earl Russell, the uke of Argyll, Mr. Glad ', stayed with and followed iog-place. Dean Stanley be service, and the closing ventful career was over. which had continued tine, and for some time had passed the western p, and shortly after 2 o'clock ill of rain. Z OF THE CITY. los, in almost every direc rations of the desire enter nta to exhibit respect to the id statesman. The Royal Es an.l the Guildhall were he case of the Stock Exchange more significant inasmuch as ig the settling day in foreign Men a great many impor- It necessarily be affected. mtminster, and other lair is, on account of bills fall important banking transao.. drely closed, but the business ted. A great many of the in Cornbill and Cheapside, rest thoroughfares, either rely closed their shops, casually walked through • could have at once unnsual event of an almost d taken place. It was re f not the whole, of the drivers Sus Company, and those be- waging to the other omnibuses journeying through the City, had crape on their *fps. Lady Palmeeston will not return to town until nest week, and then not to Cambridge-house, another residence being in course of preparation for her ladyship. Our Southampton correspondent telegraphs to vg :--" All the shops here are partially closed. The church bells are ringing muffled peals, and minute gam are being fired on the platform." UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 26. At a congregation this day the following degrees ioned _ ales Hppleby Bower. St. were opt ° s inge ; Charles Anshan Baker, St Catharine's collsge ; James Edward HST* Cable Callous. Modem. opus Mr. Barrie woe conferred In his ke abenoe,Faber be Tr being C adent le B.A.—Williara Coo, ialty College. Than owe wen! grans paned, bet they wino purely of • formal character. OXFORD, Oar. W. In • congregation holden this morning the follow ing degrees were costarred, sir. : nv= or AM.—Rev. Williams Geon Yaaom. R.v. Frederick Albert O. Eiebbaum, Exeter College ; George Mare, Allen, Liooola College ; O•orp Augustus Simeon (fellow). Queen's College ; Rev. David Ri&ard Thomas, Umund T. Owe, Jens College; Rev. William Rothman Parkhoute, Magdalene pfan. Omour•vis 041:1111L—Rev. 81111¢1111 B. James, Ennui Seymour, Trinity College, Dublin. BACIIILOBB or Am.—Horatio Hide Shepard, &Mot Cot ; Arthur Odeon. Prichard, John Weedswerili, scholar. Nov College ; Chalks Seamy Keseard. Univenity College ; Richard Frederick Palmer, New lot Hall ; John E. Lone isc Sheave', Augustine Ley, Osbert llordaust, James Hahn Chine Chunk. A *segregation will he holden for the purse of granting grace and conterriag dares on hide). OA. 27. LONDON MERCANTILE DAY.) E DISCOUNT COMPANY. (THI This day the Adjourned meeting of shareholders was held at tle Loudon 'ravers ; Mr. lanaer in the chair. At the lad sleeting the moieties for winding up the affairs of the compasy was costumed. but the &e -pistolist of lisuidaton was postpeued, sod the asebng ediourned for the purpose of alums' the ooratnit. tse of inemanenon to Mire cusiasa's *aim upon cpsslious Mud by the shareholders with reference to the soundness leplity of the eatablialluseat of the min y. A case was agenda* draws up mid en to Kr. Saddam sad Mr. Mestlalne for their opision. Kr. Noma, as the part of the committee, read the ems which had bees submitted to ommil--• lengthy document, u it included • history of the formatter' of the company. The meeting had come to no resolution when we west to Few DETERMINED SUICIDE IN THE HOUSE Or DEN. -- - Yesterday afternoon Charles Chitaldi, an Italian, ad cue el the men wader reamed from the emit policiaeourt, ohargod, with other% wt . = Ito the residence' of the Hari of Fits I. D sed the Earl of Wes, fismdtea-place,= 'acids is Ida wanly Imaging himself with his handker chief, which be badattsehed to the veetilalme la a mast egetious sourer, making use of a spore to amble him to carry out his eked. He bad bees visited in his will about half as hour previously, mad nothing was thou observable is hie &mecum' to lead the of to imagine that he contemplated taking his Fifa. THE SPECIAL COMMISSION. THE FENIAN TRIALS. Although the special commission for the county sad city of Dublin will not issue acid the pnaset commis- Ie of Oyer and Tarmisior shall have oncluiled its sittings vs (Dubin wales Neil) are enabled to state that it has tees prepared and is sow ready for signature and enrolment by the clerk of the crows sad hamper. It is dinned to the Eight Hoe. Wm. Keogh, mooed justice of the Court of Coss mos Plass, sad the Bight Hon. John David Fitsgemildjoerth justice of the Court of Qssea's Beach, who an directed to hue it sped on Monday, the 27th of November. The requisite direetiou have bees given to the Clark of the Crows to have the precepts signed by thou learned judges. The object of Wining this commission is to re move any doubt of the competency of the court sitting coder the Commission of Oyer and Tarnow Issued in the first year of the pressed reign, to try all the snoopers charged with complicity is the Fenian conspi racy, no matter where arrested or to what tribunal committed for trial. As we have already stated it is the intuition of the crows to try all the prinoses charged throughout the country with high treason, treason felony, or the administration of unlawful oaths in Dublin, sad pro motions are being made to afford the nausea,' gaol 'mom. modulo, for them. Indictments are also being prepared Wier the value in Dublin. These documents are exceed- Ugly voluminous, and an at present taring ell the resources el Mr. Anderson, the efficient Crown Solicitor, to have them completed in time. The informations have been printed sod copies furnished to the prior:tem who will also be sup plied with levies of the indictments se early as 'lda The effect of the lane al the Special Coro n be to supersede the orreedsition which has been acted upon few eight and twenty yean, so that when it next becomes neon vary to ay ordinary offenders, a new general Commission of Oyer and Terminer will have to be directed. The prosecution will be oonducted by the Attorney-Cone ml, the Solicitor-Oemeral, Mr. Brewster, Q.O. ; Mr. J. E. Walsh*, Q.C. Mr. Charles R. Barry, Q.C. ; Mr. James Murphy. sod lit. Edward Bey The °ousel fee the defenoe will be Mr. !sue Butt, QC.; Mr. William J. Sidney, Q.C. ; Mr. R. Dowse, Q.O. ; Mr. George Waters, and Mr. Michael O'Loghlen, instructed by Messrs. Edward A. Eons and John Lawless. With reference to the statennet appeariag In a morning contemporary of yesterday, that Mr. Whiteside, Q.C.. had "refused" to conduct the defame, we may state that we are informed that the loused gentleman on being spoken to on the subject said that having, when Attorney-Oeneral, conducted io 'hales aid Cork the prosecution of the mem ber of the Pinsoix conspiracy', which was in many respects similar to the Fenian conspiracy, and having then given uprossion to certain opinions, he would not wish to be prolinioly engaged in a cue in which those opinions might b eco me the subjoin of comment or observation. THE aims PLAGUE. LiNcomoviins.—The cattle plague has broken satin the neighbourhood of Market Harborougb. Titres tam have been reported. The tints that of Geo. Dill, el Thorpe Langton, who has bad two besets died of the , *gm : these beasts bad been bought at the Leicester fair. Mr. Patrick, of Great Bowden. has had one died of the riederpest ; and Mr. Cart, of Scaestoe, has elm had one akircled , it bowie( hikes the dieseas.—tkostford Mercury. Parzsaonouou.—Since our last report we regret to bear that this mysterious and fatal disease has been sukiog sad havoc in the district, several cams having enured daring the week. 27 beasts beloning to cue gm. *man sod IL to mother having bees attacked, and a num * of others have either died or been slaughtered by older I Mr. W. Riohardsou, the inspector of the Norman-erns iivision of the county of Huutiogdon elate. The herds Moot be too carefully sod narrowly watched, sod upon the slightest appearance of the disease information should to immediately Irvin to the inspectors, whoes time has re curdy been fully occupied in the duties to which they have bus appointed.—Staleforti Mercury. AYRSHIRE — This fell disease appears to keep a held when it emits into • new place. The herd at Gooch, and the stock upon the nearest geld of Oarwin duch, were all either victims to it or were slaughtered by Friday last ; but it bas broken out pert at Glmays, an cation/ling on the farm of Genoeb. Mr. Galt has five cows and four young cattle at Glensys, and as they were only a short &Mame from °epoch, be took great care to both them free from contact with Mr. Craig's servants whet the di.e Ise was raging on the farm. It is said, how ever, that Mr. Craig's sheep, after grazing with his infected dock, were &incept Mr. Gait's Advertiser. THE V/CPRESS; 111RrbAT ITIENTICG, OCTOBER 27, 1865. ending Wednesday, Oct. 25, compared with that r for the previous week, shows the following changes : Oirealatica Inas ....-.- £27,061.150 herein 2400.310 Oironlation active 21,819,900 DOCITOOMI 498,340 Public depoOke Other deposits 13,279,932 Doran 733,682 Government securities in banking deptraat Other escuri in bealdng department 20,003,638 Deeressel,443,64s Oott sal bullion In both departments Seven day sad ether bMs 880.345 Dear ls,B6B The Rat 1.184,009 Imre= 10,411 Notes In revs m Total reserve (notes /Cain) le bastiag department This return denotes a decided improvement in the Bank's position. The repayments of loans and ad vances have camped the further important diminu tion of 1,443,6451. in the private securities, and, as only about one-half of the sum obtained by the Bank under this head has been taken back into cir culation through the withdrawals (amounting to 733,6821.) of private deposits, whilst there has also been a gain of 204,3301. in the government deposits, the reserve presents the important increase of 927,6951., by which the total (notes and own) is raised to 6,049,3131. There is at the same time the satidactory increase of 429,2661. in the coin and bullion, and as this tallies almost precisely with the amount (438,0001.) of imported gold sent into the Bank during the week, we may infer that the ex traordinary absorption of coin in the provinces and Ireland is at last ceasing. MONEY NARILBZ—(1 1 1118 DAY.) Two o'Cloos. The Stock Exchange is closed to-day, owing to the burial of Lord Palmerston, and no business is consequently going forward in public securities. There is very little demand for money, and the quotation for good bills is unaltered, at 01 per cent. Amongst the changes in the Bank of France re turn are a decrease of 13,3001. in the coin and bul lion, and of 762,0001. in the bills discounted. The supply in the Stock Exchange being short, applications are stated to have been made to the Bank of England yesterday for a rather considerable amount of advances till Tuesday next at 7 per cent. This marks a decided change in the state of the money market within the Stock Ex change, as compared with that experienced two or three days ago, when only 3 to 4 per cent. was obtainable on government securities. The unexpectedly favourable character of the Bank return was evidently not known in the Stook Exchange yesterday, and from this fact it is to be inferred, to the credit of the present management of the Bank, that its secrete are kept much better than they used to be a few years ago. The half-monthly settlement in shares and foreign stooks will commence to-morrow (" Continuation day ") and end on Tuesday. The Stock Exchange is expected to be shut, according to custom, on Wednesday next, the Ist of November, when the transfer offices at the Bank of England will be closed, to allow the half-yearly balance to be struck. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 6,0001. The demand for the continent con tinues, and the 82,0001. brought by the insomnia, from New York, has been taken for that quarter. As the Royal Exchange will be closed to-day, the business in foreign bills of exchange was trans acted yesterday. Short drafts on Paris continue in demand, and were again quoted a trifle worse for this country, whilst 3 months' bills on the same city were less sought after. As regards the other exchangm, the rates were much the same as on Tuesday, being as follows : Amsterdam, 3 asoatha, 12.241t0 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.191 10 12.01 ; RoMerdsm, arymeathe, 12.24 to i ; Antwerp, 3 mamba. .60 to 85 ; Bamberg, ms. lasso, 3 mean see,semee I 1.35,50,909 S 8 13.10. to 4 ; Pare, 3 days, 25.20 to 25 ; ditto. 3 mostim Oct. x 4 UAL W. MILLE% Chief CRAWL 25.50 to 60 • Frankfort.ce-the-Nsise. 3 mouths, 1214 to 1; Petersbtrgi, per rouble, 3 months, 30 to 4• . Th ane THITIEDAT ZVIIMIO. Off. ao., 3 reseths. 11.10 to 15 ; Trieste ditto, 3 mattbe, Cooed es ay % which closed terd at 89 to for y ILIO to 15 ; Madrid, 3 months. 471 ;WM 3 m 471 to 484 ; Leghorn, 3 month,. 25.71/ to 7I : Ossos. . the Bth November, opened this morning at the same 3 math; 25.70 to 71 ; Mika. 3 mouths, 25.70 to 71 ; quotation, and closed at 881 to 89. For money Mules, 3 month; 25.70 to 71; Palsrum. 3 mouths, I the lest price was 881 to 1. The official business 25.70 to 71 ; Messina, 3 swaths, 25.70 to 71; 90days, 514 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 51 f to 1. report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 89, 881, 89, 881; ditto, for account, It s.ppeam that the Discount Bank for the Dana- . 89, i • Three per Cents. Reduced t _ 871. ,1 1 • bian Principalities will shortly be brought out by New 'Three per Cents., 871, 1 • New ! the Imperial Ottoman Bank. We are f nether in -; and-a-Half per Cents., 70/ ; Annuitiee, 1883, ; formed that the concessionaires of the new bank at , India Five per Cent Stook, 1 06 , 1041 ; ditto, Four Bucharest have made arrangements with the Imp?- per Cent. Debentures, 1888, 98 1, 98 ; ditto, Bonds, rial Ottoman Bank to take over their branches in 20 5 . p ro m the Principalities on terms highly advantageous to , Indian Oovernment securities remain quiet. the latter. India Bonds were dealt in at 20s. to 245. prem. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows Exchequer Bills were unaltered, the March being this week an increase of 4,1031. over last year ; the quoted se. to 2s. din, and the June 7s. to 3s. die. Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 4,5781. ; the The foreign stock market was rather flat. There Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase oras a decline of } per °mt. in Egyptian Bonds of of 1,4481 . ; the London Chatham, and Dover, in-1 1884, and lin Mexican Spanish Pamirs and Car - Turkish C o nmolid4y and Brazilian scrip. SAVE OP IntilLAND.—Az iii sin °Ma ken, so ea Vls h. S. Ilk UN the I DWI DIFPI Isla treed 5ZT.001,150 d pyramid to Qs Act 7$ =An on Weducodoy, Paddad. 00.0117E141110 NM.. /211,015,100 Moe oosorttlos 2.404.000 Gad oda sad bal 1100 12,411,150 811vor bunko err,eamo' Lt 7,061,161 vairuis v Oaptial i1.4,14Mat MIN,OOIO MU° Deimits (bi eisdlng I am% Beaky, Ono* OgL of 14 01°131 Govsnusenf Spes- Dead Weight la rdramitka Oth a er t 9,3011.018 20.001 L e4lB Notes Gold end lifter Cola MOOS Debt? a;FDIv Iwamoto) Other Detmottl 13,179,932 Bdog sod oast Bills latatt eluding the Metropolitin Extension and branches, I tificates, an increase of 1,3861. ; the Metropolitan Extension Turkish Bonds of 1868, Jioirever ware inquired an increase of 5201. ; sad the Kent Coast an in- I for, and improved about I per cent. There have crease of 3601. been more inquiries during the last day or two for At the meeting yesterday of Smith, Knight, and Confederate BoWs, which show an improvement of Co. (Limited), the proceedings were, on the whole, of about * per °out. a 'sand' &dory character. The proposition of the I Bank shares were rather heavy. A decline took committee of investigation, in favour of the un- place in Bank of British Columbia, English Joint dertaking being liquidated, was generally discoun- Stock, Standard Bank of Africa, London Chartered tenanced ; but it was admitted that the committee • Bank of Australia, London Joint Stock, London had acted from the beet motives, although the opi- and County, and London and South African Bank. nion was expressed that they had been too hasty in; The shares of the financial companies were dull, publishing a report tending materially to damage except Imperial Mercantile Credit, which were in the interests of the concern, and without consulting demand, and improved 2a. 6d. Credit Fonder with the large shareholders. The company appears and Mobilier, in which a very large amount of to have commenced operations with too small businees was done, declined sa. The closing quota an amount of capital, and the directors, to avoid Cons were as follows :—lnteynational Financial, 1 pressing the shareholders for calls, have raised to Ift prem.; General Credit, 1 13-16 to 15-16 money on Lao onerous terms. The failure of the Fem. ; - London Financial, 7to n prem. ; Imperial Sardinian Railway Company to meet its financial Mercantile Credit, 21 to *prem. ; Credit Fonder engagements also prejudioed - tbe position of Smith, and Mabilier , 6to / prem. ; ditto, New, 31 to 4 Knight, and Co. The shareholders present refused prem. to pass • resolution thanking the committee for . National Discount shares were last quoted 101 their report, but five gentlemen were appointed to to ft prem. • Joint Stock Discount, 1# to 1 dia. ; act as new directors, and for them vacancies are to Ottoman ElOcidt4 Gindrale, 2j to 3 prem. ; Bud created at the board, which will be reduced to ten. ' son's Bay, 14 to I ; Egyptian Trading, lft to It was also resolved to request the largest creditors Ift dia. ,• Lion Brewery, li to 11 prem. ; and At to nominate a committee of their own body to act Julia Telegraph 8 pee mink Preference 2to 21, with the board as reconstituted in making arrange. being 2s. 6d. lower. The shares of Overend, Gar ments with the creditors generally, and that no new and Co. were again in great demand, to cover contracts be entered into or expenditure incurred pre vious re speculative sales, and rose at one period to beyond that absolutely necessary to carry on pre- ,91 prem. , buyers." The closing quotation-9f to sent operations. I i Prem.—was 10s. above that of yesterday. Din- The report of the directors of .be Great Indian count Corporation shares were quoted about 31. Peninsula Railway Company, to be submitted at lower. East India Land, Credit and Finance, half-yearly meeting on the 31st inst., describes English and Australian Copper, London and Pro the highly satisfactory increase in the traffic receipts, . rineial Marine Insurance , Universal Marine Insur the total amount having been for the half-year to ance, and Marine Investment shares, as well as June 30, 1865, 557,1211. 4a. 14., or 947/. 9s. Bd. per Italian Irrigation Bonds, have all given way. mile against 325,007/. 12s. Id., or 587/. 14a. p d. There were inquiries, however, for Thames and per mile , in the half-year to June 30, 1864, being Mersey Marine Insurance, Fore-street Warehouse, an increase of 232,118/. lor 3591. 15s. 4d, par Ebbw Vale, and Crystal Palace Debenture Stock. mile. The expenditure of the half-year amounted • The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota to 326,2091. 2a. 5d., or 58•55 per cent, of the re- lion,' for shares in new undertakings are as follows : a, leaving a balance of 230,9121. ls. Bd. to be — Treneatlantie Steam, par to 1 pram . : Vane oeipt .. .. 3fr pram. ; end —.NI interest account mei" COffee, ac., Company, S to -nsion• - - LAM INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Yr. Commissioner Goulburn.) 1111 n CRUM The baaknipt, a chemist and druggist, of Norwood, ap plied for his &wham from debts of 5404, of which 2291. were . gurel. Mr Pattgen opposed for the assi en the ground that the haakrupt. who had componeded with hie creditors in 1859, had since euntreeted debts without probable means of menet. The Unkempt stated that he bad paid 251. to his attorney for bringing him to the west. U. sioribed his failure to reimgrkori Wee druggletre elsopelmving bees opened in the beerbood since he went there. After hearing Yr. IL Grifilthe for the bankrapt, Hie Honour said this was a dear ease of a man going on coat:satin debts without having the means at paying them. The order must be swipsoded for six months, het, the endgame oonseating, protection would be given. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DIY.) MARIBOROUGH.STREZT. lINTORSONATI WONINT AND THEN LainstsXdus. Amelia Clematis wee charged before Kr. Knox. with p w ~ Uull teealiiag a fanlight at 23, Norilstreet, Soho, the l of Burn Kelly. ro 7 o mplabbaat rid the edemas earns to her house with another female last night, and after at misieg her and dean that she had ter the muse of a girl of 14 being *educed. broke her fanlight. L arisen to Mr. Saw, the complainant laid that It wee does through jealousy. The primmer said she waist to the house to get a poor yew voman's box, which the ooroplaioant ref used to give DP- A wirer wee thee celled for the miaow. who laid that lie broke the window, bat arklentally. Rose Herbert, the young woman whose box was sired to be detained by the oompirecue, said she was an " unfor tunate," and had resided with the complainant. There were two other Norio residing in the same house all of whom led a "py life. A few nights ago else (wit her) writ home infcraoated and the complainant looked her In the room all night and threw water on her end Wit her, rad if she bad been taken ill she would not have been able to have got 'serapes. She bad since left the complainant's hones and the complainant detailed bar box, Sergeant Smith, 1 0, said that on going to Noel-rtnet be found the idioms with an umbrella in her hand and not the prisoner. The witness said she broke the window. but the oomplimasat gam the prisoner into 000tody. Mr. Knox said that preo y speaking the complainant kept a brothel. If the young girl (Rose Herbert) thought proper to take a summons spinet the complaisant for assaulting her by beating and throwing water over her she mold do so, sad no doubt the complainant would be made to smart for it. He should discharge the prisoner as there was no proof she broke the window, and he would advise her to consult a solicitor. KARYLEBONE. BMW 10171•146 A strong, rough-looking fellow sawed Merril Mr. sanokasi, labourer, was charged with making use of bad immure and &realties the polies. Chula YhiLkti 137 D, said—Lest maize the primmer, with sight other man, was obstruotiag the Pulite Puning along Orawford•strael. They surrounded female; sod presdsg up their crioolfuses mods use of disgusting language io them. Th ey also pelted the people as they passed slug. I told them to desist and go away when as be would not but only abused me, I took him isto custody. He struck me so severe a blow la my side as to cause me to loose my hold and he ran off. Sergeant Isseceon, 2 D—The lust witness told me be bad been smelted hy the prisoner whom I afterwards sew in the LawAe-arms publa-hous, He said he would go quietly with me, but on getting outside he threw himself down, sad ft took several odious to get him to the ststloo•bouse. He is the terror of the neighbourhood, and several tradesmen would attend, bat ner ham thay bees are afraid of what might occur hereafter. The priso rionvickad 17 times for terms varying from three days ap_ta sir months. Mr. Tyrwhitt—He rather sums to lite gaol He mast go to the Home of Correction for 21 days, with hard kbour. MENG UP CIAWEIZA. Walter l 7 is was charged with tearing up his clothes ia the mml ward of Maryleboo•workhouse. The primmer pressated a most outlandish appearance. The authorities had supplied him with a loose pair of trousers and a Imp loose cost, made of coarse sage of a light colour. Hu appsersom caused much laughter ln court. Sesteeced to fourteen days' hard labour. THANT& ammoutro.-111CITT PICKAIRT. haw Mogstrer, a Datchnisa, carpenter ci the steamship Leo, was brought before Mr. Partridge charged cm a Custom. house iafouiatioa with uouggling 1311:s. of foreign menu featured toba cc o, by which ha had incurred a pushy el 1004 A Custom-home editor named Charles Thomas Hes feud the tobsoso concealed in • drawer ia the house or cabin cm dept. Thillprisentre at ones mid the tobscoo was his property. The willow made so defense. and Mr. Partridge sestoneed him to pay a be of 1001., and in default el pgrout to be hapeisoned in the House of Comectsoa far on maths. Professor Masson is to be entertained at dinner by his friends et the Fraithethose Tama tomorrow (Saar day), python to his departure for Bdisburgh, where he ham been appointed Professor of Ithearie end Belles Lettres, in emersion to the late Protege:it Aytoun. Mr. thanallehL M.P., with take the chair. A Wawa= CaeoS.—The will of the Rev. Robert Meer*, H. k., Canoe of (heathery, Heater of Huntoe. Kent, sad of Lstehiegdoe. Essex, was proved, in the London Court , on the 18th inst. The personalty was sworn ender 260,0001. The exectoters appealed are John Moore, Esq., his son ; William Moore , Esq., his nephew (these two are the acting ereitedas) ; power bin reserved to Catheriss Harriet Shaft*, his daughter, the wile of the Bev. Jobs Dammam Shaft°, M.A., Hon. Canoe of Durham ; and Henry Talbot Moons, Bp., his Dephew, to prove hereafter. The will is dated Eleptenther 18, 1861 ; sad there ere six cod ails, whale, with the exception of the fires, are in his owe handwriting, the last bezi:le date Jane 27, 1866. He deed on Sept. 9, at the ad ego of 88. He was the third son of Dr. Moore, Archbishop of Canterbury. He stood at the head of the list al canons of Casterbary, being appoiated thereto in 1804. Ho was rector of Heaton since 1802, and of Latch. 'sedan from 1804. The joint hearths of theee two nears were l eased at 1,5001. pot annum, that of the canonry averaging • like sam. He was also for • long period a Rippe registrar of the Preeegative Court of Canterbury --a sieseure appointment, pertained by deputy ; sad upon the formai= of the Probate Court he received a commie. maths peathea of 8,0001. per annum, which peonies reverts to gems utast to Viscount Canterbury, • grandson of Archbishop Batton, by whom be was nominated when an infant, sad was the only sem of the first viscount, who was Speaker of the House of Commons. The testator hes bequeathed the bulk of his property chiefly to his see sad daughter before named. There are legacies of 8,0001. to each of his five graDddsughters, 5,1001. to each of hi two gtheidecers, legacies to other reit. time sad frauds, sad also to his servants. To hie nephews who are him executors. 2001. math. He has bequeathed 3004 for the brag% of the schools at Heston, endowed by Bishop Poetess. and rises rethested by himself, and hove* 1001. foe the poor of Euratom. To each of the following institatioss, 1001.—eareely, the Canterbury Hospital, the Canterbury Dispensary, the Maidstone Infirmary, and the Maidstone Ophthalmic Hospital. All legacies are be paid free of legacy duty. The residue of his property is to be divided equally bateau his goo, John Moon, sad his 1 daughter, Catherine Matto, who take a life interest therein, the principal to be held in trust for the ultimate benefit of their children.-111earreted London News. 1 SaIIOWN WALDEN. —FATAL EFFECTS 07 Tilt FLOOD.-00 Sunday last the Rev. J. S. Broenria, curate of Weeded Lena, wlth had been to Radwinter to perform I divine service, was rthurnieg in the evening, and left Setae Walden about 6 o'clock in • horse and trap, driven e by Mr. Thurgood . landlord of the Wilkes ' Arms, W oINGULAR CASE or SHOOTING WITH INTBNT TO name, who had bees formerly in the service of the MCYDIrt.—A bout 7 p.m. on Friday a man gamed Joseph Wilkes' family at Late Hall. Arrived at Pond'seind Thompson was seth to discharge • glut from his chamber they attempted to these the Argun there, which was so *am an d shoot Coors* Withoan, a neighbour, wounding nisch swolles by the flood that on getting out towards hie: severely is the left arm, left side, and both thighs. the middle they found the trap was is danger of being Both men are colliers at Castle Greeley, near Ashby-dthlro overturned by the current The rev. patient= being • &AWL Thompson is a single man sod lodged next door good swimmer threw himself into the water and swans , but one to Wittman with another collier who is oar- down the stream to get to the opposite beak. apparently Os& It is currently reported in the neighbourhood thinking that the driver would be better ambled to that Thompson was improperly connected with the right the vehicle without him ; but it seems that the man's wife, and on the day named some of the neigh- horse went os a sand bask which had been formed by bare, Withaell among the number, prepared effigies el the boil ad overthrew the chaise, immersing Mr. this w oman sad Thom s , which hey placed in • gar- Thuegood. As soon as Mr. Brownngg lauded he ran dolt seedy opposite the house where Thompson resided. to the mill for assistance, and several peewee came, but About 7 o'clock Witheall set fire to the woman's effigy, calling loudly where the trap had been left they could sad the moment he had done so the report of a gen was stake no one hear ; he the went an Lofts Hall, sad others kora, and Withuall exclaimed " Oli, lam shot !" He arms, who searched meth late at sight, and with the smith. stsltheed into the nearest house , and fell down insensible. once of the bell's eye of the policemen the bane was toned It was quite light at the time from the fire, and Thompeoe 'standing till in the stream. The harness was art and the the observed at hie chamber window with a gen at his I sainted released, but this body of the deceased wee not found shoulder presented is the direction of the spot where the entil daylight the seat earning, and then at Daddetaboth Wounda man stood. Thome-see was s ageqmsetly arrested `sad. having Boated two miles lower down. Of coarse he by thhooconstsble Sires, sad the gun was found in bin 1 bad bean dead some hours when he was take. home. wirer ambo. It had bees meetly discharged. sad was again ' Thargood was a person much respected and has leaf t a w loaded and capped. Dr. Ora* who is attending the ' bat no family.—Chrhaterd Chroside. wounded man, has extracted upwards of 2 0 small shot from I Tim biassow Stusow.—Mr.l Butler-Johnstone, his_ body. The prisothr was takes kolas. Mr. W. W. Abney M.P., and Mr. Walden Richards, are swag the new el , Saturday, end remanded for a week.—Natiothkeni In omen ; Sir Frederick .thinistone and Mr. Chaplin have Journal. I taken Coventry.hosse ; and Mr. Creamed , wi th • s p lendid the new Prison Act, which will shortly take eked, joins Mr. Gilmour, at the Harberceak Arms. Lord rect. there is a sioe thth where • sentence expires ea 'Wilton has beat 10 additilal boxes at The Lodge. where &latay the poi soner shall be released on the day pre- there is sow stabile; for about 40 bower.—Staseford tuba 6 Mercury. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE My memo TIZAIGIWIL) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) MATCH. Fonder wolkodover. HANDICAP PLATE. D.L Ledy of the Mawr Tomcods Guinevere 8 ma. I:50 PLATE. inner to be odd foe 5001.... Sidownid Nomad Fachoquar 5 raa. MATCH. NW Ha Mai Sam Si. HANDICAP PLATE FOB TWO.YEAR.OLDS. Haphazard Retrauzzi 10 ran. FIRST CLASS NURSERY STAKES. D.E. Grey &cads^ BistNolioda. Pat 91b ; La Rata, flot nb• Hasa Rogan o, Bet 3lb ; British Tar. Bet 21b ; Bleeder, Set ; Hebe, 7st 131 b ; &afghans& 7st 121 b ; Vio las* rot 111 b; Joosbel, rat 101 b ; Kenilworth, Tot 91b ; Gold Pea, roa 71b ; Rookstaa Raid, rot Gib ; sad Bloakfaoe, let 511). All an here. BEOOND CLASS NITRBEBY STAKES. D.U. Meant Palatine, Bst 101 b Lotlaario. 7.11 61b queen NW. TM bib ; Diadem let llb ; Bleathaeldatyis, 6st 111 b ; Oval*; J 6st I.2l b ura, 6at 3lb ; El OS., 6st 21b ; Min Havarti Cbialusn Hastrd, 6st 51b ; Tormentor, 6st 4lb bet llb ; Lady Wilk Sat ; , ad Drain, bat Al !l its here. --- - SWEEPSTAKES OF 500 BOYS. T.Y.O. Sass Si Vas Primate, sad Artesian are hers. PAID Poll7lllT.—Prinos of Wales. OPTIONAL SELLING PLATE. T.Y.O. Harper, 601.; Skirmish, 1501. ; (kasala, 601.; Jahsahhh, noi. ; Oksamarm. 1001. ; Trish I, 1001. ; Stdds, 601. ; Rhoda, 501. ;Yrs. Fitzhaberk 50i. ; Ooessat 501. ; NerNill, 501. ; 'Unshorn. 501. ; Maid of lisliast, 501. ; Gambier, 501. • Chwisar d'Afriqua, ; Emblem's dam 5, 1501. ; Osonno, 501.; Pitsbla, 1001. ; Pstra's drat, 501 . ; Whitby, 501. We read in the sporting column of the Illustrated London News:—" A nomie•Wn in the Derby of 1866, as well is one of 1867, is void by the death of Lord Palmer. i ston. It was almost the only race he saw in the course I of the year, except he happened to be at Dover or found himself at leisure on • pest Moot day. For fully forty years, beginnisa with the thick-winded Lurborough, he had hardly been without • r•ee•hone at Danbury, and latterly at H. Goatee's. fliona was his most noted, and Buckthorn perhaps his best ; while of Milestone, who wee very light below the Imes, he formed rather too high Derby hopes. In the hunting-field his lordship always rode a horse well up to his weight, and bad fine hand and judgment. At one time he seldom missed her Majesty's stag•bounds when he had • chance, and Mr. Davis could always west as him when he took the bounds each April to the New Forget, and taught many a brit bent field of southern ' Y. F. Ef.'s what slag-hunting wee like in that noble wild." The One Hundred and Twelfth Bastion of the &tasty of Arta will commence on Wednesday, the 15th November, when the opening address will be delivered by Wm. Hawes, Faq., F. 0.8., Chairman of the Council. Tait /tura'. Viair TO Ltvaitrom—A meeting of ecgunteer officesn re held lesterdfty, ad • resommencia. we held yen.- ~ ties (which will have so be ratified by the mayor) wee agreed* that if possible the volunteer Harass, both rifles and artillery, sboeld be ,mead in frost a! 111. George's hall, This would yeast the finest spooled*, bat there are some double as to whether there will be room for the men. U sot they will be distributed in deteiehmeets at the most prominent points of the royal route. We noderstend that the gylph and Sprite, two at the Kersey River Steamboat Oomprioy's mutest vessels, have been assigned plume googol& the Woodside steamer, which is to convey the royal party on their river trip. 'Ns Gasslimm DRAG HOUND& —This flying peak , r belonging to the of of the let Life Gouda, had thei first tarsi wet as Watlatoday last at Harbour-bill, Slough, when Grego, the eelebrated runner, gave them some Lust-rue leaps over teem; and ditches, taking the drag first over the white wails and away to Etos.wick, thecae across the meadows to Deroey-oommee, away to the right to Mr. Aldridge's faun at Gippsakam, on towards Two-mile brook, and away to Farnham Royal, loving Stoke Peck te the left. and finishing at Br. Beery Gaetrell's fare.. Bayliss farm, Stoke. The master of the hounds was Lord Earlsfort. the whips were Means. Trotiett, Thule. Mod of the officers of both regiments ware oat. Tug LATE LORD PA.LIERRSTOW.—ReeoIutions of 000dolenca with Lady Palmerston were passed yesterday by the °upbeats bodies of Bradford, Dover. Salisbury, Wolver hampton, and ether tonsil, arid in trey business will be suspended to - der. Mx. GIUDO7OWE'R Von To GLasoow.—We learn that ansaproests have bees completed for presenting an address to the Right Hoe. the Chanoellor of the Exchequer, on the occasioa of his visit to this city on Wednesday next. This mating with the working people is appointed to be held in the Gimes oa the Grua, a building in which 4,000 people cm be accommodated. Mr. Dalglieb, M.P., Is to preside at this great popular demonatration.—North British NUL The Postmaster-General has given notice that extra mails will be made op in the General hot-office on the *venlig of the 12th November, for cooveyance from Southampton, by the Royal Mail Compsay's steam-ship Tsm.r. THE LATE M. TOOQUEVILLI OW 7HIR DI7RATION or 111PRII/et, GOVIRNWINT is FIkIICL —These extract' are lour, but they are takes from a volume not yet in the hands of English readers. They are not inferior in wisdom sad in aeatenees to any of M. de Tooqueville's earlier writiege, and they bear directly on the question of the day most interesting to the world—the state of opinion and the duration of the imperial government is France. We shall therefore resume aid complete them by adding to them one of the last letters to M. de Beaumont, dated " Tocqueville, -I oannot tell my deer friend, bow 27th Feb., 1858.- _ -.we tell you, ._ much your last letter has interested me, and how entirely I carried to the credit of the company's in‘.... - - ' agree with most of your observations, amongst others with with the government, the balance in y t h e h e ll. ear t „ ;. 7. r a er rl e is m e o M re an off si e o r n:l,4 to I prem.. ~ . _„ .. , . . ma. a that on the value of liberty. Like you, I have never been June 30, 1864, having been only 94,5061. Bs. 3d. ' Mauritius and VlCtOria Government Debentures dut y B i . i of a L A " binirtitauP°iLk.e.lyagymisqurther, I , 4 :Zeir, th;kat more entirely euevineed that liberty alone can give to The important fact is thus presented that "the net keeping the log emieteatly pang, and amatelnieg human society in geeeral, and to the individuals which ere „ t . profit of the half-year is equal to 6 per cent. per American securities have again declined. uniteu at Wet every two houses her compose it in particular, all the prosperity sod all the States 5 . 20 Bonds closed at 63 to 4ex div., being s a r ttad an hoard kko r o t oo. kkofo bows no lok on boom. rom n tit, SW news of which Our race is capable. Every day confirms me aunum upon the amount returned f I d'of opinion that a error wee in this respect com ity mote in this belief ;my own obeerratroos, the lapse of life, the outlay to the present time, upon the railway lower than yesterday ; Erie Railway Shares, at ' snub' that could be sabstitined for 00111. The • the recollections of history, the mute of the present day, opened for traffic." + Ito 554, being }lower • Illinois Central, at 814 we even pond the mewl eau „ mtdem id y a b ove what , esti a foreign nations, our own, all combine to give . to o. these It is intimated by Mr. Albert Ricardo that be to 82' being I worse ; and Atlantic and Great s h e tee n y wen t. th ere by placing h er Re pay m o th e wi g. opinions of one youth the force of absolute convietio • ratan Western R a il way Debenture*, at 85 to 86. The ward of her true position. Med cute of the Isad ads hew liberty is the sine qud non to form a great and nnle hail this day resigned his seat at the board of the in taken when the light wan seen, am shows in the evidence. is to my mind evidoooll itself. On this point I have a P er uvian R a il wa ys C om p an y. llwayan closed at Ito 11 prem. the position of the vessel wo uldi have bean sully &sem , faith which I should be glad to have on many others. Bat A general meeting of the Nova Scotia Land Mined, for the master would have seen, on reference to his how difficult it Is to establish liberty firmly in nations BAILWAY&—(THIS DAY.) chart, that no such soundiegs se he would then have get could possibly be had in Cook's Waits. The master ap. which have loot the nee and even the true couception of it! and Gold Crushing and Amalgamating Company --..---- How powerless are institutions when they are not festered (Limited) is called for the 24th November. sever to have had a imertificate.-Heng Comm ate', by the ideas and habits of the people ! I have always Formal notice is given that a petition for the T w° ° l3lpaz • =lra ADISIMOT ; John Pante; resident mainstrate." thought that to make France • free action (in the true w inding (Limited) is the Tyne Iron Shipbuilding Company The Stock Exchange is closed to-day, and no SIONS or tax__ TIMIS_IS 1 0 71AN otectun CZ.-n i. e ia sig ic r io of is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor transactions have taken place in railway securities. the tunes, especially is the resent v ae o ns ted a d our th l a iv aard es to)-thiehaexiteaantrolnam7rtasmslaalahabiliaties-a balrabadva-st enirit very different from the apathy al &bidet submimiria always thought, I say, that this enterprise was • grand but Wood ou the first petition day in Michaelmas term. mod bailiff/ewe which seemed to have emasculated Freesia • rash one. I think it every day more rash, but more grand With reference to the market for American seen- MINES.—(TEID3 DAY.) Os almost every Wet of the meetly -in the choice of re ra MOD I presentatiree, se the choice of the commas Potraux. and is rities, Mr. E. F. Batterthwaite reports as follows : -.---- the municipal elertioes-the government Gods he moraine. pre m f a e ah r to aa ris , ta k at ev a er ara yth l ing ta in th ba is ba ha•ard - ous 'um. The London market for American securitiew has, eines our dert s all* hou .k id aa i : d t g il:l Two O'CLocfl., Meets 'astical d and eat nafrequently defeated. then than to bow under a necessity to serve.moment the ' •mi Assembly were re•elsctsd, Will others be more fortunate than we have bees 1 I leat, been _steady until this mooing, when prime gave way rre d • the opposition would be represented I. by know not ; but I met myself whether in our time we shall on large sties. United States 5.20 Beads. which had daring Both the Stock Exchange and Mining Exchange II at Olio id doll decreed. to f onner Da ve closed to-day, and no business has ocu in Pow•cfni minority, and if that opposition is ant already ia see in France • free nation, at least what you and I mean the weak improv ow ar t 1 by the word. Teat does not mean that we shall not me I tines, closing 63f to 64. Dhow and Erie shares have aloe been much demons& the firmer having at one time bees the chamber, it is oat of doom, ie spite of all the pewee" revolutions. Nothing, believe me, is settled. An mature- i _ from , , , sly British, colonial, or foreign mining shares. - - thou and restrietioim which have bees laid ea the exams of the most lagitinaa'• electoral rights. The machinery by MOO circumstance, • new turn given to affairs, any soot- ' sold as low de al 11, which prim they h a ve Sigh PROVINCIAL SNARE RUMAT& dent whatsoever, may bring on extraordinary events to I reco_vered, leaviag' off 821 to I; Erie., which were dose at which universal suffrage wasp converted for a time lab a force every man from his retreat. It was to that 1 55, have also reacted to 556 to 56. Atlantic and Great e-- toy for prefects and ministers to play with, and an hasten. I alluded is my last letter, and not to the establishment I Western beads sod debentures have been steady daring the of regular liberty. But what makes me fear that nothing 1 week. . _ . _ 1241 1-BuSalo and Lake Buren, ed-Oreat Western of (Nude, LTYZIPOOL. OCL 16.-eakili may: London and North western out. There is once more • voice sad a will in that ballot s/ill for • long time make an free, is that we have not the 1 Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and is b-le States 5-16 Bond rd.-Brie, thi I t-United kOf I id.- smut to crash the real Intelligence of the people, is worn box • and that votes condemns the imperial government. As desire to be so Not, indeed, that lam one of , Co.'s report of yesterday's bide sales : . Great Lusembonrr shares, 144 6-Alliance Bank of London and _a , e M. d Toequeville observed is 1858 1; Is bb bets alone, and those who say that we are • decrepid and corrupt nation, •. 11"rlaa." 1"-Que" "mance ' a." 1 a." IL -M"a" ata t Is that the true 'tweeter of the govern. East Indian. -At the twentieth series of hide sales for and Iron (Limited). 14 el. -National Steam (Lisestee), es Ifr 6 5 am by argument , _ , of t _ _ an _ destined to perpetual servitude. Thome who, with this no- - -West India and Pacific Steam. 11 St meat is known-facts such as the s he fin , the Moe, exhibit the vices of the Roman empire, and oomph- the year there wen • moderate attendance of buyers, only _ -yheee tea. a quiet matt. with rims meat e war, the reetefeefoes of the prem the peceeeetka a limited domed was emperieneed, and prices generally erne. titir,......... ma ..... r , jast .„ a pa ' ha " "' WI. ' `.---- -------'' -•-bite.e tt _t 6 end niatimeet of electoral meolttew, are graduany " 2°7 Ira q i " t " twe are to r• P r°d „ tic° th i „ e t n ° k p a e ...n sin&ier I were rather easier. East India .- Ox and Cow : Calcutt a Gr ., ~,,,,,,T h ~ Hai 4-Great wat,,,,, of Canada . „oot.pn scale, arc peop le w ho seem to me "' li ve --'--- n ot 1 were in moderate request, both for home consumption and s ew er% en i-Werirmtd, H., e., and Co. (Uniltedi, II el.- bringing back I t to the igh French nation, and when "light in the reality of their age. We are not a decrepid nation, , export , at late prime to a decline of id. per lb. ; Bombay, ilit e ,A s , es 1 s-eaaeashir• and Yorkshire. WO-Louon mad , . Masks is the nation will judg•" In spite of many MOM but a nation Wen and terrified by anarchy . We era I Madras, he.. barely realised late rates. The seelvais of the Northwesters , Mak Ig g t-tlasoliseter,ah-Insid, and 1.11030111. al judgmeet mid air do t pupa te the services net, we no wanting in the sound and lofty conception of freedom ; but gales is 82,994 Calcutta new•paroels, 17,890 brought forward t ins. 91-leetle• which tbe Emperor Napoleon 111. has rendered to Franey, ' hire ' ell 5-13 tin ilt : o r n °nu 1 amitecn. • that hle laeity le still undimi. we are worth more than our present destiny. We are not • from former ed .. and $125 Boum , ile a e_ in a n pakten, 110-Thames Merger nsurance A sod we do not qmstion yet ripe for the definitive and regular establishment of doe- V i 3 lB 009 bids , of which 80,800 were mil Heat India .- p. i n , 16 r Vatted States 540 Years' Bonds, 63i - th P e. " Melted with the great majority of the °aloe. Bat that po. er Hotel, I d--Camteian (Clearestry. WO', 101. potiani ; and the government will find this out if ever it Beiyam bendy etmetemed lemma& Leather .- Bast Indian 1 vite=kkom. ocr. so -ii. consequence of the ea • oral at .., y tacit cannot cover all the shoetoomisp and abuses of and dependent as it is on his personal attains sufficient security to discourage conspiracin to brought late Wee. Australiaa realised full pekoe. Salted L or d paw:woe Ws Mechem" will beclosed tomorrow Ifyldsyt. iris gournmut ; . .. . ". . two .. cent. the erarchicel Parties to drop their arms, so to Hichia.-Austeslian were in fair demand, at a deelise of Id.. and the usual weakly PM will thesetore tint be published. The authority, the idea of the termination or hisreign te crush them from the scene. The government would thend • ban object el Ismer ti the timid, and of pm. lb. Cope were mostl y sold. Dry-Afro b roug ht transacted prices of to-day were :-Weat Midland, Word moon c u t m slue the iaosheren t omit. et be utonimhed, in the heyday of its triumph , to find a fair 0 .. g one Hichit _ south Americas teem he limited aaaraateed. 164-Binninghssi Joint stock Bank, 1151 , Notting- ' plexity to the wavering , as stratum of bitten's& and opposition, beneath that layer of '' ha Joint S tock Bank, 12a. Dd. and 2 a prem.- Midland Con- For what would he leave behind him! A go. que re nest at late rates. Miscallaneous.-Valous sold at . le di Taa kmag prices of other. socks included atom anarchy.aar obsequious followers who now seem to cover the surface of _ a __,.., „ mem . mice.. Bark.-Mimosa , Boma , me km, Valle , tract, Is. ie t compreed of seen fee the mod pert profone&T France. I sometimes think that the only chaece of wing about the portion r mid late mt . were obtained . y. in ii- Midland , Baby, 96, huyers-Birmingham Canal. - - „_._, itaiy _ ik . wasps. ➢ who. hmh I le• sellers-1e minithana Beakless Conway, WC buyers- W.• disCreditad--a Toasollo rillirs• a strong love of liberty revive in France is in the tranquilll 11 Me- es • f am sad a women, las hardly hod *stile dew her and apparently definitive establishment of absolute power. The annexed report on yesterday's silk sales is Beet* , °`Peei• T TL . fi reet • -°Leeeeeeer elegee• I if - °le% ge mg gage hmed, rising lids Mondani Wagon 1 i dla by the Enoch Observe the working of all our revolutions ; it can now be from Messrs. Durant and Co.'s circular : I WU " . IX.Lemaa,ll6-}ThreeamPerf CeS aa t a. ' Cteetel e eant _ ger. Tares of of liberal feeling, _awe arid wee disposed to dewed WM. described with great precision. The experience of seventy , The "...id e a pu bli c sa l es 00 .... ed yee s er d e y, and are Per Dent ttismgmbia tt , og igmaim , i Cellarefo-Mr -le --- sTia c -- Nov., --" at Stations which shall &lithe satires security fee the future years has proved that the people alone cannot make a re ' • c oncluded. The quantity offered was about 1.860 bales India li per . ka odo eta mama., kook '' d ) gad a real Yoke ie its &Mails. Them ie act • man anamegst volution ;as long as that necessary element of revolutions Bente ' , 4.000 h a k e China , 1,000 bales Jive,. and 600 bales yol _ mo com Quo . sham (74 paid ). IN t -13" k of 1111241 i - " - -- Iga. t e the mat devoted summits of the empire who does eat works aloe., it is powerless. It does not beams irresistiblewith undisguised eppreheesioe Canton Silk. At the sales there were not many bidding's. :recut (PA paid). MI 1 es-union Mink (Waited) feti. paid ,11 view this orated things _ _ . 4 till • portion of the educated claws has joined it ; and but during the week. eines the printim of the catelegnes. Osak,Blackrock,, and Peaseme fall paid), P t y ____`l-i Southern sa d th ere is prob ably act a man whom would soused Wes claws will sly lend their moral support or their ma. ;„• • fair quantity bee beau so ld at f u ll o,„..repeat time , Ice the pawl and weat•rn 11001. veld). 93-Midland Oustestern (all Paid/ e we th e E m p er or la ea atesamot to tee's' 00-etteretiell te the lesePle whim they "lee te fear '''. market the tone is very strong. Importations are spas a tek-Diete num (all PIK, 114. which he dealt so amuse! Idly in 1861 toe s effete assembly Hence it is that at the very ,comsat when each of the go- won mo d era t e sales an d sh e gum my upon the market sp. sad • merited vowel:tatty. There is. sn it appears to as, - " gmectsl'ehive bad in the led tin "' y ears ered W imell• The arrivals are aolarlY watched sea Gam Quirvia.-There are 5,000 acres on the bat Clee COVXDO to be permed w i th • .. . .., security ey .f reepect of be the st ro n gest,. ,.... that it em the disease by which It waa genera ll y b om bs egos h ea di er ,. p r ep s o f all sumo el ' *ono sad womb se lab , Brio emood so the endure o f I to the hopertal dynasty mad ot tree<l°l. ..tg i e s ee pt el gg. 64 " - ta ) l eri.ll. TbaY.'"Tejliaa be gan ta t. at° flan aay t a h han J a° ; Tee " including Baleen wa y he g ietted Il higher thelt the mos. The Oataeolia. LAWN Deiewue, cad Cleticord 1 that sour la te seoerd the Velma et m y "' hid ea len t .- of hti l in g i-- er with ,--e - el- in cur circular of the 7th ?Debut, so also in °Maio awes th - muse ,. Tido „ 00 ,.., cro p on 3, 50 0 o f . Bigirabwrgk Review, are nenher. nisearabr• I think it will ha Iso with t... Penn* lifeeere - of Taysasm. The deliveries continasm,..!re the improved ii . a. sage mot ammo 5. 6 0 - g - rend . to the sera, 1 o ggsgg e, pee,amm..-.. Omm 0•. D T - meat. Paul ft de Summit's wed ems. then a child) stela c d s ep s eur b er . f a B esse ' l ea itee l eg °Mel "' i mbibe_ tt one c 4 the mat profitab l e crops r,dsed.-Yete TIiffISDAY, Oar. 16.-Adeihnices ea earmark MG will la me I alw mistakes. int.urgh levi"' mew of the Bank of England for the week York Herold. number. The return 1 ditto by season tido% 318 ; total Timbers, 1,164. s & COMMERCIAL AND . MA, ICARK-LAII.—(THIS DAY.) The quantity of Bagtiah wheat seesival MIA yip le our marks* busy wais very nulieraka mall is Mt midatell &a. Good and fins sample, mud off Muddy, at fully l di o de. aday's caramel. la other kis& only a limited benisons was pante& on former tonne. Ire ware fairly supplied with foreign whet. Madman& TM far from sours, nevarthalrea, previous rams wars ig:r & ing cargoes of grain were in fair request, at vary full prima. The show of barley was ler extensive. q ualities moved off freely, at extreme quotations: whilst grinding and distilling sorts were quite es deer as bat weak. Melt was in full avenge supply, and fair request, on fanner terms. There eras a good oossnmptive inquiry for both &glide sod foreip oats, at the hie advance in quotations. Beene were held for mom mosey, but the Bala for them was by no moans active. Pees - changed hinds stray, at extreme rates. The supply of English was very sera The Boar Mule was firm, on foram terms. The seed trade was in a sluggish state. In cakes, only a moderate badman was pawing. 1U1.141111 ?SlC ha swum Tor gr. Irian. I. S. Imo, tont, red, old 43 to 61 new 14 to 46 Bo.wliino, old 40 Is 66 .. new $1 to 40 Werfort awl Lasols red. now — to UAW Malting 24 to $1 Grinding 26 to 18 XAI. ITa Norfolk. snd 68 to 06 ILlngotas sad Ware 68 to RI Brows Pa 91. OM 18 . t. • lootek fold to SI llooklt potato Wok wltito bled lama. 3 , to 0 Maros 3ll to a Tick a N 40 40 a 1100414 40 tir a Plata , PIM. 1 - OM mew — 19 19 39 = ll 19 00 IS ti 43. Men Two wade. per ISO 133. SO to II lieseelsold 37 Yr Irr 0993. Orearri Intille. ford l9 19 10 Marlon' seed 13911994 porei• O4 to re delv 3l 33 33 NORM& Pit Qr. , S. S. ' Try WELT. I.lbsM. idel sal S O wan* l a. S le It Swim ....... . M Dont* awl tatsberg 45 to N ANNA • Nickles. Dol= 40 It di Itorioa. hard . sort Nadeau% rod 44 . emu to OS . smisai. L .... .4.. 'Mika 37 Nis 1'6911. Se to 111 Kt so 41 MIAMI COY. WlOll9 SO Mrs Taw 30 So Si Ma& Itoooksor auk .... SS to Si epeobi. .. Is to 31 Asoldook ;or Id .. . 35 so ii . 34 KIN IMO wwDow BT WATT - off. is Amway& Otlading to to fl Illastillos Malliall _ IS to II Dstch 111 to ig feeding .... 17 tie Id LIKTVAIJI or OWN. ea. engitlAGlg, 1 1 foreign • I WAKEFIELD CORN /Ulan. -(THIS DAT.> (sr warn EuKtDOll mamma risausArs.) (noir ooz C 0..) Strong dostood for ow rode, Is. to 211. advance ; little doing in °War Hada ; barley. L. to 20. ; bows todtati. dostit. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The Baltic Coferllama was shit 60-day at 12 o'clock, and so blubber has bow reporand Is Sallow, nearly all the rind* dealers baths sway team Ike Oity. HIDE MIB.KILT.--(THIS DAY.) LEADintAct..—Hidoe : Prior : 661h0. to 641b0., 3d. to 3td.; 64161. to 72tbs., 30. to 36d. ; 721b0. to 851b0., 3M. to 44. ; Wits. to 88165., 4d. to 40.; 88Ibo. to 96156., to 40. ; 961t0. to 104165., 40. to sd. Homo hid" St. to• • 10s. ; skim. light, Os. to 40. ; 1111. do. id. BEISONDEIT.--Shoopekias : Polled, 7s. 6d. to 9t. 01. • half•brods, 6s. 31. to 7s. &I. ; Doom, 6s. Oct. to do. Od. BOROUGH HOP MARTSIT.—(THIS DAY.) Barra Pattooden .ad Bmit Nowa etralialool Arai &mood for consumption for all dorarip4rooo am bogs alo Arm rates. COAL MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) • Walls Hod Hetes, 238. 6d.; Walls Bad Haswell, 231.62.1 Walls Bad South Bottom, 234.6 d. ; Walls End But Hartle. • , 235. Bd.: Walls Hod Hartlepool • t i lls Bad liniddyls Hatton, Walls Ind Komi ' Hatton, 225. 9d. ; Wells End South Hello*, 2`.11. Walls Bad simk Hall, 225. 90. ; Wells Hod Wham- • doffs, 225. 6d. • Walls Hod Oarades. ; Walls Est Balm, 225. 6d. ; Walls Min Ye* 225. 6d. • Walla bill Acorn Close, 22e. 9 a. ; Bates West Hatay, 18s. ad. ; lembort's Hartley, 111 a. st ssorket, 83; at ses. 55. Tan Lots or rat LALLA Bongs AND &foxMK—. Tbe following is the tiading el a naval wart of umiak'''. bald at Shanites, as to tbs Is.. of the Leila Rookli:— " li is war whim that la moth weather it woad have bon mots prwlient to bars maimed till tho weather oisared, lond having been sees of ier leaving the lightship, aadthat the ship was bat through an error is judgment, allowance not having bona made for the wren. sot of dr ebb tide. As witness our brads, this 25th day of July. 1865. C. A. Watts, Lout. ELN. H.Y.B. Argus ; C. Tread= Jaws. eating for H.H. Vicwbopsul ; Fredk. Piper, Mister B.N. ; F. Lewes, comesasidiag the receiving ship Waterwitob ; E. N. Mooed, commanding Peninsula: owl Oriental ocrekia." The following in a report of the court of inquiry held at New Embus& as to the lose ci the Seems : —"After hear* ozarnitedion:of the master mid dimes at the barque Stiootwaj reepeoNlN her lost ea the wands at the bottom of Blin d Ba y. thenenenew, es well ss myself, are of opinion that it wee mainly attributable to se snot io judgment, arising kcal souticused thick. heavy yr eatheo, the mantes having hed no opportunity of escertolaing by observation the exact position of the vesseL Every thing appears to have been dope by the toaster to navi gate his vessel properly, be at the time coosidorieg himself in Cook's Straits ; but we could sot withhold expression of what we eresider ought to be tie rhea in the iiraproc — i7 jilt) OCT. 16 INCLUISIVE. Oak. . 109) Ili: 1660 0 It) .. brill . • M , eke ISO .. MOO ISO I-. -- IMe INC 1666 66070 • 1 1666 I