The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-21 00:00:00

Wk. SI • rt gr. 100' 0441 I s r i • • le • 5 4 ••••••''' oa k. There owe marks of violee bond& ce on the beak of the if dose 'with female's They looked like pr im, Thole marks might have been caused try the cotter pting to do something without the aid of • isen. *wig said that after the verdict of the comes the evidence jest •gives, he bad so doubt but that Ad &scheme the priaosor. These was no the primaer wee charged with the ow that charge hoshould commit her to tor trial. igeor, who appeared very depressed is spirits, removed. WORSHIP-STREET. &MOLAR COIF OF novas BTZILOG, Noir, hewing the apposranoe of an ostler, wee th stealing a bores. meek, • hawker, stated that on Oka 9th p i ca at °wild= fair, and saw tile pet _ • grey gelding, which he was lead s baiter. After • short time prisoner if he wadi purchase the " pony," and that e xcited suspicion of the spinal being in lt being folly 16 hands high, end anything but ',kg the pries, and haring some little doh, was astimiehed to hear him offer .„ a n t weq uently he said he would take Dome. that, as he had orders from his master to sell, most take hoses 64 fieme persona woo on the •-4 it felt • OHM sang when he (witness) spoke who took) both) man and horns into division. the offioer alluded to, said that .pri it of the poessesion was that, on the sight the fair at Croydon, he met two men with the hone ; that thinking it probable a jib at the fair he agreed to their - with them them and that Si they . at break of day was surprised to see that were leading was one belonging to, or that a his old master, a Kr. Barlow, argyles es builder at Riegsland, that he told the men ▪ they Immediately ran away, leaving him with which he, from fear of being seen with it, did se stated. informed the court that prisoner had actually , lrrios, and that the home. which wa s worth ' bees safe on the last day of September in the I marshes. who u rated his defence, was fully committed' far • FURIOUS DOO. Arne , Larsen, stated to be a Swede and ship ear. Ne Russian merchant service, appeared before on a summons, charged with unlawfully to be at large notnnuted. „,...ortis, a dock labourer, of No. 4, Castor. ▪ stated that on Wednesday, the 11th of the Aro* he wu passing by the d efendant ' s house a v ary 'large and powerful Ronda° dog 'peso' Damage and fastened on by leg, biting bin knee 4 energy. He shook the beast o ff , and it ,o fasten his teeth in his flesh again and tore He kept the dog off with his loillioock hat misters% arrived. He had been lame ever be was bitten, the wound was cauterised, till for It. for medical attendance and medicine was by his doctor. Besides this be had been prevented • wick. • addressed his interpreter for two or The interpreter made a long speech, is effect only that Larsen tied up his dog and fist before be left home on the day named. dridge—Tbe defendant did not say a twentieth fast you have said, and if his dog had been made the homes it could not have been at large in the stress. -rot Davis, of No. 1, Castheortreet, said that, sines was bitten, he was passiog by the defendant's mg a little girl 4 years old, when the sod most furious dog be had ever seen in his smog on him like a lion. He had no re- • but to kick him; be had grit difficulty mting the animal tea . •ng him to pieces. He was, e. but ellt Iles w • At last 113 put down to give groat. to _his kicks, sad she dog ran Is bad no sooner raised the child main then the raked him, and he kept him off with kicks. lid this Immo, and at last be kicked the huge the jaw and it ran away. He fled in a ow)- . and sought refuge io • publichouse with the de was never more terrified in his life. defendant said he bad kept the dog fastened at attack on Mr. Dads. It was now in the 'sptaln of a Russian ship. It is a pity he should keep a ferocious ,1 it is at large spin he will incur a heavy . It was a most scandalous and inhuman pro ow such a dangerous animal to l'o at large. dor., to pay fills. to Hollisgswords in addition, and 2a. theta. WANDSWORTH. TM WWII ART tT WTYBLIDON-C.IVMAN. 'IW, who was charged last weak with committing A Tudor bodge, Wimbledoameinsos, and steal. of the value of 601., wee sihezarnined and tea another week, • former conviction having of easiest him. _tor Usher laid that several valuable articles bed ad in the pommdm of the prosecutor's housekeeper, c! received them from the prisoner, to whom she engaged to be married, and he (the inspector) wm for the assistance of the pram to dad ca owner. the articles wee an Indian markt silk slily dowered, long fringe, about two ysrds square), pinata, a dowered damask tablecloth, 1 pair of Russia linen sheets, very large, • pair of pa i r cruet-stand with 8 cruets cut in glass, a coffee tea•pot, sugar-besio, cream-jug, all chased sod .said the prisoner might have purchased the e was about to be married. Usher said the articles were of a superior de. A suited to the prisoner's station in life, he iroself as a pointer and decorator. He __. one pair of sheets was worth 31. He in the poosession of the prisoner five Inkete end a Malacca cane, mounted _ith silver. He bad obtained the identification of 4 mir of "hosts, the proceeds of another robbery. iI . r. Darman said it was worth while to bevo the articles tinned in the newspaper', as it might assist in lemur. sa owner. SUNDAY A NII:SEMLIFTfI. Six boys named Jonte.f COMIC.% George Tanner, Henry 'vitt, Alfred Ihnny, George Denny, sad Henry were summated by the police for gambling in ;abbe thoroughfare. haes.c,onaMble Seymour. 135 V division, informed magistrate that there had been great complaints from iolahitents of Wandsworth of boys gambliog is Millpoed•road at the rear of tlis Iligh.street on Sun ned during church marries, and of the language they It was very difficult to delimit them 019 account of • morally having a " crow " (a boy) on the look out. Soeday morning week last be saw some of the is playing at a game of pitch and teas wbcn they saw him tiny ran away. In afternoon Of the sonic day he saw • great rof boys in the same place, and by the kindness of dation master at Wandsworth be was allowed to walk the line to the railway arch neer which they were fed. Ile counted 43 boys all gambling, among recognised the defendants. Ile watched them for tam, and at length he galled to them from the wa rd they all then no away. kraal of the defeodants pleaded guilty, but Cooley, is a boy of colour, denied the charge, and said be was *he with other boys. h. Dayman said the case wee proved against all the rle te; he holieval that Cooley was the ringleader. He that ramblieg on Sundays must be stopped. Ile tined re. and 2s. costs, and the other boys Is. each and Floley lett the the court labia`, tad rid be could pay ee. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. % te e . o p. ct n o ed be o r n se l tl y of ti t e b x e t. Cej b , trid e weerimioder talaCourte. navy one, sod there are some serious cases to be tried. of the priocipal cases is that of Abraham leases, • per, who is indicted for unlawfully and maliciously ma John Pearce, en assistant money-taker et one of searnboat piers near London Bridge. On the after of the 24th of August, the complainant was at to his duty at • ticker-box, when the prisoner a basket of nuts in the way of the customers. upon the complainant moved it with he foot, having the prisoner to dose, which he retuned. A struggle of. sod the complainant was injured fee life. Another of violence is that of John Thomas. aged 23, who with ntlter men attacked the prosecutor and robbed him. ber else of violent mach is that of Dennis Macarthr, Wined for violeatly assaulting two yam women in Commercial-road, Stepney. It is • scrims mac but parties were all drunk. A man named William 2 4orsay is charged with feloaionaly slitting and his wife with • razor is the throat, t it Went to murder her. There are three or urea of perjury all of them. variously enough, 'II for their defendants person who have held rennet positions in society. There will not be so many Mist $ anal. The trial of the persons charged with via foreigners will, it is those* be 1 ,86 0 ,000 d "ill Nevadan tension. as some important evitlessee from impeded. The case of the Earl of Shaftesbury his late steward, Mr. Waters, will probably be f m Wednesday. ',LONDON AND 110111TIf WENTIaIf RAILWAY.—(THIB T I—Ths special sewerel meeting of proprietors. adiourard setwtiesmeat from 23rd September. was held to-day, for iterpois of be ag further adjoorped to Saturday. ISth kith"; at beep, et the Eestoe native. The charm°. P * 11 . lima moved the resolatiow of adjoarameat. sod 14 be sr so shareholders primal, declared it carried. Ills meths( wee wiloonsed flair EASTERN. —Tae INVISTIOATTON. —We b. the report of the himellgatiee mensittes will show cthe bees ofiAkiag eisheteatiethr ; sod geserally lean will be et s 6washle eirestfris&—ilerapatie. 1114 2 . gr. Lewis said that after I . ti ed the evidence jest ceeistrete would &schen • tof birth. BEMaerrart said the p murder, and oti that a I for trial. • /a• prisoner, who appears then removed. WORSHI: 612GULAR CASS 0 gory Pettit, having the . with steeliea booms. ••Check, a Mirka thew at Orr& w ith a grey geldti aw a halter. if he wadi Attu pi , fret excited surges 1 Peas, it being fay 1 • be therefore salted ci of boos dab, w c rater fk!. kesquent ender that, da as he had ~ • Otis* hens f tak or mere a pilloo ns t a ble, who to l yj r Iffl P dividon. the o *count of the poem '• . to the fair at KiegvlaWi with the he alight get m Jeb at Big of going with t aloog he at break sternal they were ladle Word to, his old ma se a builder at sod that they immedis lose, which he, from for ask as stated. he. auto. informed the is his serrios, and th ted bees safe on the et. te r, who repeated b I Sopa' for trud, TH, • Tug gber Iced Larsen, eve is the Russian mer Partridge, on a gum! , •. • . • furious dog to raw Hollhigsworth, • Poplar stated stated that I month, he vu pa . Var y large and I the pelage and fat sdleterstiog it severely. jammed to fasten his t dethea. He kept the g pl assiatance arrived. • he was bitten, 'WI for 1 1. for medic is by his doctor. Bei to w tbs miaow address. • The • was is effect only 0 . it fist before be left IL eartridg•—Tbe def of what you have ea • lathe house it could o gr. George Davie, of Ni . worth wee bitten, "Ming a littl and mutt furio grog on him I bet to kick I weventiog the animal break but 1-. I; Mild to give grult • Be bad no sun opts attacked him, them did this ben . • ender the jaw and direction and s ought He wu never mo se &deadest said he Ore the attack or the captain It Partridge—lt is I like that. If it is at • htY. It was a to allow math a • we fiord •10e., to pa • • pasutioo, mad 2e. WA kin Sawa who was • • at Tudor 1 rods • . of the value • for another w proved easiest his iii a tter Usher said • 100 rid in the beam' hail received thes engaged to be cc •.a for the assist' •• g the articles 1 Vctily dowered, r u st .. a do. • •aa Russia linen I WIN, a cruet•atan a tea-pot, stigarl ' • 4. D: man said the • - as he was a w n huector Usher said • • 'or. and sot salts described bimsel that one found in the p • blankets an r with silver. • ILUICALLAJ LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NT ammo tuasium.) NORTHALLERTON BUSTING. —(THDI DAY.) GRAND STAND STAYS D.rk Agnes, lisekesrell,Penbill. Split the Difference, Oaitbaser, Globule's Ally , Ma yfair, and Lady Sykes. All are hem RAREWOOD PLATS. Lamp, Janitor, Malta, BMW, Bonaparte, Arabia, Risk, Dolan. Joequll. Hassbwell, Begun, Ni 11374 and Dodson of Wellington are here. TWOMIAE-OLD SELLING HANDICAP. Vaa, Edith of Lora, Globule 1, Jun, Pretty Queen, and Monty. All are hors. NORTHALLERTON HANDICAP. Empress of India, Haat Lynn, Cartals Lecture, Gayona, Protium Mans, and EanUllion. All are ben. INNKEEPERS' PLATE. Buffoon to be mid for 1001.; Malta, 201.; Garottes., 201; Raptillion, 201.; Mayfair, 201.; Be imits& 201.; Mr. Lirripm, 201.; Chessman, 204; Nally Grey, 20/. All an hem WILMER RKPORT.-(TELLS DAY.) lit gATOIDLY, OCl'O - 11:1111 !I. II A.M. 1. T. V. 1. Nairn ..... Aberdeen .. •••••••• 2047 4$ W.N.W. WU 48 1 W. 451 W. 20.424$ N.N.W. W.N.W. 29.48 48 L WWI 441 127.1 WM 47 W.S.W. 29.50 W.N.W. SD.6O II W. 49.419 44 W.&W. Ma $7 W. 20.78 i 7 N.l. 22.40 so W. KM 50 N. 29.6146 8.8. W. Ka 411 a.# -L um a 41 1 41' w.s. iv. 11.88 48 , W. 1. L Da 4 N.W. W. 6 N.N.W. N. 1 LX a WA. W. 4 W.N.W. LW. a L W. I RAW. 4 s.vr. - - 1 6 4 1 1 6 1 1 4 1 Ong., clear.. Liverpool ... 1;7:11147. itainivilii : taigas tams& r W.N.W. 24. W. W. W.N. W. W. N.W. a 71011•131. !IL SVIDAY. 01 NOITIIIIII MONDAY. M. W. to N. and back to Mum. &W. to 8.&, trash to N. 8.W., varying from strong, unsettled. ai. moderate to • gale, N. . ossisroin. - &IL to &W. and N.W., bosh to strong, with robs In plasm. Varying mach, W.N.W. to B &W., i hag' to strong, some WO rata. B.N. to S.W., treab to OS., strong. ritito strong. rain In lame pleeen As mu t •bovve. M B. to 8. and 8.W.. fa varying, strong to St. moderato. Northern=9cotland. WentarnaLlratand. Wales, and adja- M amnia& Southern. English Channel and Bay of Biscay. Itaatarn=Emtword - tand and North Sea. tt The Federal steamers Rhode Wand, Hornet, and Lady Stirling have been ordered to liavaenah to receive the u ram Stooewall from the Spanish autheritice, and to take at her to the United States. ct The Alabama convention has directed the local tO courts to admit, instead of exclude, as previously repotted, e s t Derr.> testimony until the State Legislature shall have de Oa. sided whether each testimony is to be permanently received orrejscisd. Is In an address to a regiment of returned negro tot sadism is Washiegtoa, a fortnight ago, President Johnson 10 informed them that " liberty' meant freedom to work g and to enjoy the produce of their labour, and that, now os that they were returning to the avocations of pesos, they must *vises their fitness to enjoy that freedom. He added, eh that the problem was shout to be solved whether four t i millions of their race, having all the prejudices of the It whites to contend spies*, could mingle harmoniously and oongruotely in the social system of the country, or if it would become necessary to set them apart as a separate II and distinct people. In conclusion, he urged them to 40 prove, the passibility of the former by controlling their passione and improving and judiciously employing their t s e , physical sad intellectual power,. There are few losses which the Poles have felt so much u the destructioa or removal to St. Petersburg of 11 their historical monuments. Etch invasion of the Russian ,1 troops was marked by a optimale mutilation of national memorials and the removal of valuable librsries and t 4.1 archives from the oonntry. Of thew the moat important 1,4 was tho Zaleski Library, which consisted of 300,030 D volumes and a maguifloent collection of manuseripte, and whioh now forms the richest portion of the imperial Library at St. Petersburg. It was taken to Russia by the Cossacks, who roughly packed the books in wooden eases, s indent the folios in order to make them fit. A large num ber of the books and manuscripts were stolen while on their way to St. Petersburg, ant afterwards sold in Poland, when they may yet be seen with the library stamp on 1 ' them. The archeological museum at Wiles has now also I boeo rifled by the authorities of its most valuable trauma. FOREIGN-01 , 1+1C; Ocr. 19.---The Queen has been 'draped to approve of Louis Bob as ooned.geoeral at the Gape of Elope for his liejenty the King of the Bel. liana ; the Queen has also been pleased to approve of Kr. George King as consul at Sydney, with joriedicalon over , New South Walsh for hie Majesty the King of Italy.— Gazette. THE BATH PRFSIL'IT TO THE PRINCESS OF WALES. —The escritoire which was commenced in 1863 as • present to the Prioceis of Wales by the ladies of 13• th, on the oc casion of her wedding. is now finished, and will shortly be presented, although the subscriptions have not as yet proved anincient to meet the test of the article. An effort so make up the deficiency is being made. The Dowager Dachas. of Cleveland is to be asked to present the semi. toirs to the princess. The style wanted, although gene relly koown as that of Louis Quatorze, free front the floridity and linen of that period, belongs more properly to the refined severity of the following yogi. The design consists of two distinct portions, an frrifoire or writing table, and an env resting upon it. On one side is an enamel representing the Queen and Prime George of Den mark alighting from the carriage ea their visit to Bath. Oo the other side, corresponding, is her present Majeny, gh e e Princess Victoria, presiding at the opening of the Bath Victoria Park. In front and at the back are arabeeques with Davin crosses.in the farmer nee concealing the keyhole. Loss OF A FISHING BOAT A.ND SWIM LOINS; The fineness of the weather on Tuesday evening last tempted several boats from both 'idea of the Castles:min Bay to go outside Inch Bar to fish for herrings, which are sow so abundant on our shone. On retureieg just before daylight on Wednesday morning and passim by litombsigh Island, • sudden and terrific storm sprees up, which canoed the loss of seven lives in a few momenta. One boat from Lack, the property of two brothers named Giles, was upset close to the strand at Rombeigh. There were nine fishermen on board, and, melancholy to say, five of the crew were drowned. The unfortunate men who loot their lives is this catastrophe were—two Gilson (the owners), two cousins of theirs, brothers, named Flynn, and a young man named Daly. Oa* of the Finns came ashore safe, with four ahem, but seeing one of his minims atruggling near the shore he rushed out spin, undismayed by the danger be had I just escaped from, to try and save Giles, and, melancholy to relate, lost his own life in the gallant attempt. The other four men escaped on the oars and spars of the boat. These peer men were unmarried with the exception of one, Thorn's Giles, who has left a widow and two young children. Two other men from Croniene (the opposite sid e of the bay) were washed overboard out of other boats and drowned. This squall was most sadden and unexpected— so much so that the crews had not time shrten single sail. Another boat would have gone do to wn o were • it not that the mast sod sails went over the side. The oats and herrings were lost out of most of the boats—Berry Post. Mx. W. F. WINDHAM. —On Thursday evening a fatal accident occurred to nee of Mr. W. F. Windhain's hones. lie was starting from the Norfolk Hotel, Nor wich, in his loath, the Express, when the off-wheel horse slipped down, and got the collar entangled about his throat so as to produce suffocation. Among Lhasa who perished in the steam-ship Brother Jonathan was Mr. James Nisbet, the editor of the San Francisco Bulletin. His body was toned floating in the ocean seven miles from land. In hi, pockets were found his will mid • note written with a pencil, and evidently after the ship had struck. He was an elderly man, and the note is addremed to the lady with whom Ire lodged. The children earned in it used to cell him greedy+. At sea. on board the Brother Jonathan, July 90, 1863. In view of death, I hereby appoint my brother, Thomas Nisbet, at present engaged on the Pacific Railroad, near Clipper Gap, California, my sole executor, with instructions to wind up my whole estate, real and personal, and con- vert the same into cash with all convenient speed, but so as not to sacrifice the same, and to pay over and divide the seine equally haters's himself sod my sole sister, Margaret Nisbet, now residing in Eoglaod ; and under burden of the payment of a legacy of 5,000 doll ism Alreira Hop kins. wife of Caspar T. Mephitis, issee spat, San Francisco. California. And I desire that my brother, said Thomas Nisbet, shall not be asked to give security for his k intromission with my estate.—Jae. Nieces.' "My dear ISITOTSI Si. MA,—A. thousand alsotioaate adieus. You spoke of my sotansi Denies en Friday, !magma's day, and the unlucky Jona- 610, 009 1 than. Well, here lam with death before me. My love to tle,Oce Pt. Toll al, to °taper, to Belle, Meddle, and tittle Myra kiss bak e% Bt. her for me—Newse forged 011ANDFA."—Amerimen paper._ . trains Si. SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY EVIMINO.—The Royal MAN' I§4. Mail steamer Treat has arrived from St. Mows sad Fara. "Wl * Her news from the West lodise has bees nelicipated. She , met the Shannoe, whi'elt left Southamptoo es the 17ilt with the West India mail, on Wednesday, off the Lizard. 1114 W IL All well on board the Shannon. 07,64016 I. 10,0061 60 60,000100 10.006100 16,00 el s) 1 * 00,0001 000' 66 11,0001 10 00,460 1 40 i 2,60 01 10 I 10,000. 21 0600'100 *OOOl 10 , 10,06.16 *OOO 60 60,040' 10 1 41,000 6) 10.000 1 , 10 f 0,0601 10,000 10,000( 10,000, tusouvi goaa tOu,ooo 14•00 lv,lloo 10. 866 1 4000 000 1 94 111 0. =1 pfik IMk I TEE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1865. fanny EVINII/1. Console, which closed yesterday at 891 to 3 for the Bth November, opened and closed to-day at 8114 to 4. For money the last price was 891 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Tiiree per Cent. Consols, for money, NI, 89, ; ditto, fur account, 89# ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 874. is 1 ; New Three per Cents., 871, I ; Bank Stock, 249, 2484 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 100*. Indian government securities were steady. The March Exchequer Bills were unaltered, at 6s. to 3s. din, and the June at Be. to 4s. din. Foreign stocks showed an upward tendency. Egyptian Bonds were in good demand, and rose to 3 per cent., owing to the statement that the proposal for a private loan for the Viceroy in Pans has been abandoned. Turkish Bonds of 1854 and 1865 rose 4 per oent. ; those of 1858 and Greek Bonds, ; and Mexican, Brazilian scrip, and Turkish Consolidds, to 4. The shares of the financial companies were steady at yesteriav's priees. The closing quo tations were as follows :—lnternational Financial, 14 to 13 prem. ; General Credit, 2to 24 prem. London Financial, 74 to 8 prem. ; inwerial tier motile Credit, 2* to I prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilise, 54 to prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 104 to peem. ; Joint Stock Divonnt, 14 to 1* die. ; Egyptian Trading, 14 to 1 die. ; Ottoman Boci4t4 Gthstrale, 24 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to ; Lion Brewery, 14 to 14 prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Preference, 24 to 4. There was again a very large amount of business and a rood deal of excitement in the shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited), which, after touching 9* to 94 prem., closed at 811 to 4 prem., being ss. lower than yesterday. At its present advanced level, the price is of course mote susceptible to spe culative influences, but there is no doubt that the market received its original impulse from, and has since been largely sustained by, bona Me purchases by investors in various parts of the country, in cluding many members of the Society of Friends. The closing (but in some oases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakinks are as follows: —Transatlantic Steam, par to 1 prem. • Allan's Trans-Atlantic Telegraph, 1 to 14 prem. ; Merchants Company, * die. to prem. ; London and Aus tralian Agency, to 14 prem. ; and Gale's Pre teoted Gunpowder, 14 to 14 prem. City O ffi ces. African Merchante, Quebrads Land, I Royal Mail Steam, English and Foreign Credit, and General Steam Navigation shares have im proved, while Gellivars, Natal Land. Commercial Union Insnranee. and Northern Assam Tea, B shares, were quoted lower. As regards bank shares, Bank of Otago, Com mercial Bank of India, and Standard Bank of Afc:ca, were quoted lower, the latter having fallen upon the issue of the directors' report. Etiglieh Joint Stock Bank, London Bank of Mexico and South America, and Chartered Bank of India, Awe testis and China, have improved. American securities were better. United States 5.20 Bonds closed at fite to 3 ex div., higher than yesterday ; Erie Railway shares, at 574 to 584, being firm ; Ill inois Central, at 84 to 4, being # higher ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, at 86 to 87. The Erie Railway Loan has recovered to 14 to 24 prem. MINKS.--(THIS DAYJ Two o'Czooa. The mining market is rather firm to-day, with a good demand for shares in the following mines, at the quotations given, viz.:—Chiverton Moor, 51 to ; borth Treskerby, 31 to I ; West Caradon, It to 12 ; Great Fortune, sto ; North Chwerton, 355. to 40e. • Chiverton, Of to ; East Rosewarne, 2 WI ; 0 Fleet Lovell, 15i tol6 ; and Frank Mills, 111 to . bre Copper, Port Phillip, and St. John del Rey shares are ui request and firm. Don Pedro, oa the other hand, show dulness. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal mar ket is from the circular of Messrs. von Thidelszett and North : We have to report a derided improvement ia the natal market, a large business has bwin done sad with but few e x c eptions pnoes have as upward tenden cy. lroo— Webb bars cautious io good demand, sod it is difficult to get iroa for early. &livery. Staffordshire sooounts are very cheer. fuL All the makers are fully engaged, sod mins env he quoted fully ss. per too higher than those relies a fortilialti ago. Scotch pig Mai has bees dealt is to a fair intent, earl after touching 57e,mishhoimprovedagais tosBl, rash,buyass Copper—The smelters have advanced the price of kleglish. both raw and manufactured, Si. per too Prevent quoit' title of the former. 911. ; for tough, 911. ; best select and for sheets, 961. A large butanes has bees does in foreign during the lest eight days. Bane from 911. 10s. to 941.; gepunds, 951., ; Wallaroo, from 90'. to 92/. ; Chili, frost 801. to 821. • in Liverpool, 841. asked. Tin—We bare to report a large busiest. in Strain. Irons 911. up to 921. 10s.. cash, and afloat frons493l. to 941. Sloes is tins at 941 an 941.105. Is Hollasd the meet has droned to 571. English tin in good dimmed ea foil prose. Ti. Oates maw, lain their good position ; an early dehvery is quite out of the gamine, except for small loss at outside priors. Led —The market remains very firm ; good soft Engulf', 204 to 201.5 t. Speltor—No further decline has tckro pl., e, but the market remains very gait. 20/. 15r. seeing to oe the . nearest price for spot and forward delivery. and Wt special brands in outports, 201. 17s. 6d. has beau paid. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The 'esthetic firm. Tows tellew is quoted 5011, Set mil Pelsrebws Y.C. on the spot, 511. ; Deoember, 52a. 6d. W 535. ; January, 53e. 6d. ; Muth. NIL YaacscAviltsors. —Towe tallow 62e. ; fat ditto, 2s. 7d. • yellow Russia, 52i. 6t znelt..d ditto, Z. ; aroma. 20 s. ; good dro v e, Is. I 40s. 6d. ; rose; SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS D KY.) Mr. Marks .1•1111111 &Ike rerrlrts trade firw day's prtoss.—Prime; closar, from 115 s. to 12g, ; ieerior ditto, 100.. t' 110 s. • prima bar, 955. to 105 s. ; idsraor ditto, 80a to 90s. ; straw, too, 26 .. to 335. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Vegetables and fruit are still abuiwlaat. Penn cassia. chiefly of Marie Louise. Osasers Bergamot, Dachama d'Angouleme, and Brown Bencti. The supply of pie*. apples is sow sufficient for the demead. Sant filberts ass. Untie to sell freely at from 80s. to Ma. per 100 fist. Potatoes of good quality are sow pliantifuL Fosters chiefly remit of orchids, bath; carnations, picots/es. esters, taignoaette, and roman rsuir. Pine apples, per lb., es to el m am ma per Ilk 1w to IN Graprs, per lb.. Is dd to is Loroo ns. per 1011, es tali' roaches, z. oaches, per do, 4, 10 So Nato, cob, per I Oilo, sr, toll), 9d to is al llriis% par beleci. No Plasm, Per rms., _ Apples, por sieve. Es Od to es Yeses. par store, Es ed to 4a ed vzori Oiblsges„ per dos,ls od totted /leech &MIA per half slows, Zs to 33 Peak per sieve. 9s to 4s Maces, York 'teasels, per toe, ON to 1004 loco. do., she to Us Ylskim ills to 140 s „ do. Wens, Se to lb per cwt. Carrots. per beach, 43 to ed Teretr, per bunch, 41 t 0 6d Alamo* cii;.: - 1216 io AZLoc. (Ater>, per beadle, Is to la a Cuctuuuers. each. rd to 61 Peet, per dos.. Is 64 to hi Shallots, per lb., hl Guile, per lb., 61 Lettuces, per dot., Is 64 Redly', per were, to to 21 61 Artichokes, D. doe, se Witt If onersdish. p. bunch. lO is Mushrooms, p.pott.. Is t o Is N Parsley, per dot. bun., 2., NY Herbs, per bunch. fel ~..-.: SHARK LISTS.--4TEIB DAY.) Two o'Oioat. 244 41 The railway market is inactive to-day, and quo- VO. l tations generally are unchanged. As rega rds the 51 principal stooks, the only variations are a rise of 4 iTI per cent. in Great Northern A, and 4 in Midland, and a decline of 4 in Metropolitan, and 4 in London and North Western. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1241 to 124 ; Great Western, 631 to 641 ; Midland, 126 to ; Lnneashire and Yorkshire, 1211 to 122 ; South Eastern, 80 to 4 ; I Great Eastern, 47 to 4 ; Caledonian, 1284 to 1294; Metropolitan, 139 . to 1 ; London and South Western, 954 to 964 ; Great Northern, 130 to 131 ; ditto A, 160 to 15L Canadian lines are dull and Indian inactive. On the other hand, Great Luxembourg and Sambre and Meuse shares show an upward tendency. ORDINARY BRAM AND Brom. Sala to-day 6o I p.m. ILLIIMAIO. ,111! pad K K (13 ISO Co bet= ail Ooeir sod Basdo• all Ocorowall an boat I •so 077. mill 6 an Do. B 1 p. 4.185414638. leS Dublin sad nJeute an Datidso.loratt.thihrt.74 411 Loa Loadom Step Owl. 10 Do. 140 Guo Lao S. Waters IAS Gessi Latent OK It. ISO Do. 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Do. 14 r•e• Do. am 41•1•74ZI 1101 40 - 4 . 1 BO 64 1I , ( 03,1 61 1116.1 122 k 2 1061 so d.i i 1 11141 116 1 6 4 6 NV nal r i 1261 110 i 1031 aot ... 101 l I 1011 1 Si i 22 12 pest 9ood D.. do. dotarrad Do ird jpra. Moak • • Do. do. deferred Do. eh prat. Moak Do. do. deterred Great [edam Pautaauls Do. go► 6ea coot Do, New do tit 8. of India 6.6 Ir. al Do per Gaol Do (14. Wagons ad Cards Do. New . ... D0.t .0. Dda. pay. UM Do. d do. 18774 ladlao ob. Ltodtad Madras goal. 6 p. Wel coo. do. Of do—. Do. ea al do. — Do. NUM ]zascialoo Kolb. Corp. 6 6 66 6 . 54 AIWA mottliabaoo'sDag Ild.ll. o 4eas.6p.a.lat p.a. Wad% goo. I par art Do. band do Da do. do. Do. Plaklamb do Do. Dada. 'taloa. do. 1111 9} II 101 'Cl' in 7 SWILL ra — ii•suraleah(l Do. Do. 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Karcovailla& lizolisall., Matzo. & Pro,. bank (L. i Do. de. Iltidland Doak (Lim.) Matioosl of Liverpool . CPT& at Ihiesad Do. Lod cad Lat kiens Naskisal Bank New loath Wales Now Leland (Meant) North Western :Dial Beak Clotpeas "yowl& BaaktniCorp.(L Dio. do. Provina. a/ franked Do. do Pa t DAN Soo* • rmos d Lemkeand. at B. S. Africa De. dn. lea. Mem. Oaks at •selealkt _. Vales al Waal a d` ) DZBENTI7II p.aMar.ilisp. p.l o.lass.&J sly G. aL--oz..ii p ei Jas. t July.... lissoot.p.o.JiatJly ik.1.44p.e./ssi&Jty iNdlemelOp.o.Jaa.thely N. BMW, LP. 10.11., 14.11 0t.N.t h..44t..,11. lAffs.ii 8o ff TO T 1 T• SS 00 101 d l3 II ISM 6 i 10 11 75 80 we 10 70 76 101 100 101 102 103 . 104 n2l lre 100 IT 66 10 66 IT 40 62 66 46 49 4$ 46 so 90 ts 69 16$ 111 !PS 101 tr: ill 4b es SS SI ST 14 1 0 0 14 101 10! In VI 07 SO 4 . 4 es 82 84 100} 101} not rz: 180 101} I r 4 I cl. prism Id 1 141 10.1 BaNs. 0 2 68 d 271 21 isi 6 7 044 22 Ii • pm! 29. 0 1 2 ow.i He 18 S 20 1 " I —.— 70 72 I IS 96 idl 99 21 119 142 ▪ 1 4114 6 2 rll.. 14 46 2 , 1 • Tpa •-• 29 10 '- 104 9 4, S fha 66 01 24 26 49 IR 60 2 114 111 012 41 0 u u • di gipsl Hi $5 411.1 5 pa= - 9 6 dla ▪ sob 12j i 20 22 19 t 7 19 71 • 10 pa - 51 6 go 161 26 77 lds Coe • do • 6 , Ikon 49 kda 14 16 pm • 4 p • t 6 SS 771 1 7 8 1 601 611 41 616 17 19 1 01 1 4114 11 91 414 S J.L. par 86 97 1 4 p 11414 4 1 4 66 6 4dla 1 di' 14 1 6 7P. ' 43 63 idle par 3 4 pal 11 . a 64 4 !ids -- - Ili lies 84 94 .... _ _ .... Sk liall IN 94 .- II 9es -. 7 5 dal .- 6.1 66 - 66 Nes H et 66 by II 99 101 9$ $6 10 48 99 16 98n nn 10:0 111 ,lie too 'too 100 100 MONEY MARKIM-(THIS DAY). Ilk. I 00115A2124. A l .._ N : dim N. ( A 1..) 011 u• II ID mai IV (0 6 A tie Tel. analp.at all 1 9 1 96 asaford 911 17 19 25 tomalaismiti.i.ara.x I LI!! NI • 10 16aajpeaskTsalstalsal 9 10 BalaWaOseircele (L ) II 14 1 - 11 100 Bolskow Vales= (L ) 17 11 0 5 Bombay ess 114messi & Ds. lad issma 6 00 5 Do. led lams 00 BMWs Anssrsoaa Lau N I r, Dm oi. ft B. lk I. Meg, Tal. (L) UNI 75 IS DO 10 Mesh ,a , a Tea (1..) " liii = 4 44l a aa=av(ll la e° $1 100 10 ) 11l 2 ldß *0 10 0400213orpmay V /011 11 ID 500 Ditto A sham 100 16 MI olLoadonit.Pro.(l. 5 Bs 1 50 aft oi MILD Issimu 1 19 NU (L 5 I r 14 430 00 Do all Pa ß 100 25 City of Moscow Goa (L) & 14 141. sd IN N Div Moms (Wm.) N Comarrolallealoa(lms , I 2 4 1 11 0 0 10 . atikkaalter.l , 8 4 10 1 N 0/2021140604 Dia.. ILI II 4 dis 10 Coailasald IlaGas 7 L, IS par bend oa( 10 0 4Ns II " aftli tal s i. 49.6. ai 12 15 NO 91 (1. Iona& gob. at Xs& 5 6 (49. 60 0i Di.r,,,„,.,. () 1 0 I .4. 1 -4 ~ Pars ........ us so 60 Pt IL Pretarasom ....... 100 114 117 ON. IL Do. 11 4.2Mr9. Deb. 1111 114 117 1/0 Darj (arsll49) .. 8 1 dli pm 11/5 220. (1. 110 6 2dß MMO 10 Bads Aram Tsa(L.) 14 1 ale 11 0 see Is LladlaLasuLC.l723ll. 32 44 34416 1112 11 India Brig. 2 Canal 12 4 5Ms SO 11630, va15...... ...... 15 14 C9(114 5 0 e 1 0 AppelsallemeTs4.o 4 14 las TN IL Sands Telegram& ..... 1111 100 1111 , 5 Jag. and Ara ~ an 111 1# MOO SO !odium' # a 2Ns AG 100 loadicottish 11. 15 01414 201 1.0 Palrbalrn Inglnsalng. 4 nose 000 so 51a409411 Oarponeon. NO 110 Floandal Disoount (L.) 1 0 Bdß 009 90 /mod. Warlike's* (14 11 8 10 1 900 111 mama (1/012md).... 1 10 11 dB ,0 1 111 II • allallnLait(L 14 tips . 11 Gan. Wass Na oo 1 16 28 200 N iloassa3olosLal IL) 1# 1 dls ,001 10 Hong Koatteldna Om 1111 14 2 49 0 NO 10 Baden% Ball NO N enallosr Iron Warin(fl 20 is 14 slis 000 Ire Issitellar.o2l.so.(l4) 1 2 C NM ON 2 Oarrylag (1.1404 14 1814 Par 000 SO owl Coalraat 10 4 2 414 ,NO 91 biallial/Inall.lloB. (KO 6 11 40 5 008 fill Islownst.load Cred2l% 15 4 1 2 0 000 81 Milan LanG. lO ldls 1 0 10110211119. (Clia.Osv.) all U 12pat GGO IN Do. GP. 0. 00 1. 19 a at la 0011 II JoIIIII2ODINGooNL Ile 4 000 50 land liasureiss (Um) 8 114 41 1: 000 U Load. Africa% Tea 10 7 &dB ON 16 Lond.andinlsdon.ll. I 10 0 0 0 ON 10 Lce.ooantyland&B. 1 —l Oll 6 Lead.1012041`4109. ) I t s 11 IC N WA. !leas. Ans. )11 78 8 3 10 600 4 Load.o.osmallsoso4. ( all 51 8 4 ON IA L0ud.201649.9na.C0(L 20 11 9 dl. ON 21 Loud., Hallam. de.8484. 15 8 6 pa SO Lund. Nor. Placou6l l ,l4 10 11 O Ns 500 90 Load.Frovlnsialllarfas 2 I liorr pot 20 Wass brigs. a Osaal 15 1 12# 184 1 dis .. 110 Do. IN U earls* larestansla ) 04 11 # 1 1 01 210 90 llaurleuLeatAt a 2 psi Ward 960 10 61481 161016.111. Cu a 900 10 Merchant 6. 82199405 L. 15 04 0 4 44 db ,ON a muiwour.u.smooltL. le 51 4141114 200 19 slilinall 800 15 oft I idle Pt 200 15 1141slioada041.0. tl I 14 12 0 ww.h. 240 11l 14.011.41 lea Coos, 11 Poi 108e 4 906 16 NatroaalProv. 14 14 1 dl. 906 100 Natlonallesara ass.: g 80 6 6 414 Ifer ,000 20 baddatkol di I. 1 %w t. ,000 I. 1 1 0. New ,000 Is N.Boalsad L 211.59. L. 11 pie ion. Aso 26 rl.Zeetrad I.ltLemcL. 11l 5 Ipm ,040 10 NoribernAssanasa(l.) 14 100 111 0 200 10 Do. B IN/ at 11.11111Amstralaslont14 114 45 51 450 N 192,11.2114r0an.1rtr1. 8 1 111 111 .ON 10 Nowise Tea (1.10411edl 1 1# Nes a ~.. 4- 4 ,hulrri. . • 18 11 Pe ,9)0 4 , i •,• ..,••••• •. 1 :al•I‘L. AN 5 , 1.1.-,to , .. LtanCtal(lat• ,OU• • r ov i l l . :•111 eas 110aass1) NO 5 Do. Nen ,5003 10 lalandellsaia(l4 ) , .005 10 rum o k staiani Invest. 10 Mamma Comm, (L.) 000 SO Mammas' 3100141 IL. , II 010 6 Otteemm Oen 1148160.1) W 600 50 Oversad.Gurnsy,Co. (L. 000 10 Pe0eme.14. 1 4.44.4miLL., 214 6 Do. do. 000 10 110. New 001 64. , 130411119.1andildla.(L) NO 10 1 rsainsalar 40. mhos KO (0I Do. do. Be 000 10 aunerada L. It.. BAL. 1M 'UMW hoe . KG I:. Do. Now ...... U Eel. ear Isnorov. (I ) a 161 115 Ditto nltto ... 11 100 10 Rio huselro Gas (Us.) , P.O 4:4 1.3101 11411111san,. .... N. U. 44o4.Au•tra.laws 41 . .. 13 is 110 N 9.11 b. Knight. deo. L. 11 09 10 404.1 , 1eso. , Ptaypte1 .) 11 01 SS S. Atrlosa IL St la. (L.' I IS South Australian Low( 4.1 It 01. 1110bob•rin•T•lepaih.. i• 1 Do, tierip 5 V, 20 [4l.Coustruutsl4 l6 .l l 1 10 . 10 rhemeektrereey l .4.(t 01 IS Trloldad Petroleum (V IS TrodiagemetaltAuuL 10 I'. elt L, Co. of U. Cams& 14) I. , 6.llszhie of Ussr.(4 & UMW K.Te10g.00.(14) I \to Uolverailmilse 444.(8.1 10 Upper Aa AM Tes4Llns ) 1 10 DM* 11 N Via Dlonieu's load I 640 IV•rrent Irin•wporA, ) 11 40 .Westladiadtradtkedle Two o`oloolll. The stock markets are rather dull to-day, owing chiefly to the absence of business, as usual on a Saturday. No general reduction, however, has occurred in quotations. Consols show chief flatness, and have receded per cent. English railways, foreign bonds, and financial shares are mostly quoted the same as yesterday. In the mis cellaneous department the transactions in the share' of " Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited)" have again been large, and the present price is . 2s. Gd. better. The demand for money is moderate to-day, and transactions continue to be effected in the best paper at 6/ per cent. The rate for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 4 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 67f r. 95c., showing a fresh advance of 1 per cent. Consols are now quoted 89 to t for money, and 89} to f for the account (November 8). The official business report is as follows: — Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, ; ditto, for amount, 895, 4 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 874. 1, t ; New Three per Cents., 874, f ; and Exchequer Bills, June, 4a. die. The foreign stock market is quiet, and prices are unchanged, with the exception of a slight reductiou in Turkish Consolidde and Brazilian scrip. Some of the present quota tions are subjoined, via :-Greek, 195 to 20 Turkish Consolidde, 481 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 294 to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 4 ; Confederate, 6 to 7 ; Brazilian 'tarifa 3 4 to 1 prem. ; and Mexican, 251 to 4. 1 Transactions are recorded as follows :—llrarslian 1863, 681, ex diva ; ditto 1866, 761, 64 ; ditto scrip, 34, I prem. ; Egyptian, I second issue, 955 ; ditto 1864, 924, 4,5, ex div. ; ditto 1001., 921, 1, ex div. ; Maximal, ' for soot., 251, i ; ditto, 1866, 241, 3 ; Portuguese 1856, eta, for soot., 461 ; Spanish, for sect., 451 ditto Psasive, for account, 29 1, f ; Turki sh, 1868, for account, 714, 72 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 75, 741; ditto, 1.001. Bonds, 75, 4 ; ditto, 1865, 435 ; Venezuela, 1884, 384, ex div. American securities are steady at the closing quotations of yesterday. 5-20 Bonds are now called 645 to ; Erie Railway shares, 571 to 581 ; Illinois, 84 to 4 ; and Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 86 to 87. International Financial shares are now quoted 14 to f prem.; General Credit, 2to 5 prem. ; London Financial, 74 to 8 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2f to it prem.; Credit Fourier and Mobilier of England, 5/ to f prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 85 to / prem. ; and Hud son's stay, 151 to f. The shares of the Merchants Company are quoted I dis. to 4 prem. ; London and Australian Agency, 5 to 15 prem. ; Transatlantic Steam, par to 5 preen.; Allan's Transatlantic Telegraph, 1 to 14 prem. HALe-easr Two o'Crocx. Consols are without variation, at 89 to 1 for money, and 891 W 4 for the amount About 117,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The Cuba, from New York, has brought 14,7521. in specie. The M ess ager t es Imperiales steamer Said left )(amines on Thursday with 322,0401. in specie for India and China, and 49,280/. for Alexandria, making a total of 371,3201. The bulk of this is understood to be on English account, and in pay ment for cotton. It is said that the remittances of sovereigns to Alexandria are likely to increase. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm. Bills on Bt. Petersburg were more inquired for, and the rate showed a alight advance. Sub joined is our usual list: Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.21 to 3 ; ditto, 3 days, ILI9I to 12.04 ; Rotterdam, 3 mo th s, 12.21 to 3; Antwerp. months. 26.65 to 70 ; Husbare, ma tamed, 3 months, 13.101 to O ; Pare, 3 due, 25.25 to 35 ; ditto, 3 meths, 25.60 to 65 ; Frankfort-os-the-Maine, 3 imouthe, 1214 to ; Potenburg per rouble, 3 months, 301 to 1 ; Vienna off. to., 4 months, 11.221 to 271; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 11.22 g to 271 ; Madrid, 3 months, 471 to 1; °thin. 3 months, 474 to 8 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Gotha, 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Milan. 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.75 to 80; Palermo, 4 meth., 25.75 to 80 ; Messina, 3 mooting, 25.75 to 80; Li11:00D, 90 days, itig to ; Oporto, 90 days,ll4. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes: Oda and bullion Decrease t 266,000 Bills discounted Decrees 550,000 Government Notes is c Private repeal ... Decrease 496,000 Advaaces , Diereses 16,000 The coin and bullion have again declined, but the falling off in the discounts shows that the demand for money in France is slackening. At Paris, owing to the diminished demand for money, the rate of discount iu the open market is rather lower, at 41 per gent. At Vienne, Hamburg, - • - and Brussels, the quotation is 5 per cent. ; at la erevarook OCT. se.-eats le.dar : Great Eastern. 471-orest Turin and St. Petersburg, 7 ; Frankfort, 51 ; Am- Western, 644 -Lancashke and Yorkshire, 12111 4-London and North Western. 124 {-Manchester, litudield, and Lincoln- aterdsuh 4 ; and Berlin, 61. shire. 68-Metropolitan, 1391 40 391-Mbliand, the 64-North The arrivals of cotton this week have been very Eastern Berwick copilot dock, 1101-lonth Eastern, eel-Baal° imp, and have resu l te d i n en a ddition of 78.39850 d lake Huron, 69 11-16 11-16-onoid Trunk or Canada, 121 e 1-Great Wasens Canada. 161 6-16 - Erie, 661 31- bales to the stook, which is no w estimated at ilitu•'• Central. See ** I 4-Oared Peatee s I nhen". 04 4 i f 280,368 bales in all. At this time last year, how rd-notch Rhenish. St 616p.-Great toinenhoors, is-earatwo e v e r it 531,510 wee. and Meese, el-Eastern Eschange Bank (U.nited ), 11-16 d.-. Mercantile and Exams! Bank (Ural 1• MP d.-Quosis In- We are desired to announce that , in conse q uence enrollee, Ip. -African Mercbants, p.-uverpool Exchsny, 3 1of the continued detention of Mr. Watkin, 51. P., -West India sad Pecter Steam. 14 p. 30 AnCesarect. OCT. 20 -A moderate badness was done, and the President of the Grand Trunk Railway Com erl_alreshr WeTe mlthee ße ernc ti o r pso finn., gltra :_roli md), 1 Tdmik _ G ead ro t e t t caa ( s or ada,uni ted n ): e r ri 'd- i in Canada, on the company's business, the meeting , called for Thursday next will be *-Ore at, we Canada, 16 116 I 3-16 a•161-Greer Western. only held pro forind., for the purpose of adjourn rhte;niteett °tet 884 t B t tr t 84-lAnreashfre sad ' l u rk " meat to the 30th November next, by which time it .1211 1-London and Nod miens. 1 f4;11-11lanebeigter, eh , Meld , and Lincolnshire. 971 8-Dltto redeerwible. 7.16 p.-is expected Mr. Watkin will have returned to this Metropolitan, 1391 1 4-Midland, 126 61 f 90. dutres k li p. coun t r y. -New rad sei ri 4'en ' lceeso, l I- 4 NeetBlB-soateßgn'erneB"sot- 6 2 3- N orth The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this Tames and Meru? Marine Insurance (latottedl. e 3-16 p.- week an increase of 1,7011. over 'mat year. ranee Rates 6-20 Years' BoWil 641-Irle &AP heeds. le P. - At a meeting of the Northern Assam Tea Com- Ormond, Omar, and Co., 9 3-16 p.-Canada New, 41 d.-Trunk 4th preference, 30. pony, held yesterday, the report and a mounts as rut p rese nted were una nimously received and adopted, let and the retiring directors and auditors re-elected. Loan PALMEESTOr AN ENGLISH MININTEM.—Oar The Van Diemen's Land Company have declared estimate of his character may be briefly told. However we may lamest his renunciation in later life of the nri oles a dividend of six shillings per share, free of income • °el- We,payable the 10th November. avowed in hia youth. we must acknowledge that he wag maeatially an Eneliahman. No posit a/lissoos, so An extraordinary general meeting of the London cravings of ambitioe, no communisation with foreign and Mediterranean Bank will be held on the 6th governments, could ever make him forget or forego the November, to propose a special resolution requiring interests of his native country. Whatever was his pet*, and whatever his office, the brewer of &gland and the the company to be wound up voluntaril y . We are requested to state that the prospectuses desire to make her influence felt and acknowledged in the mid, were tb e objects dear to his heart. Expediency rather l and forms of application for the new issue of shares Zhu principle may have been the key-noto to his ocruneda of the Credit Fourier and Mohilier of England will - _ but even in this he win the ref station of the sentiments , not be ready till next Tuesday evening. which in his later years prevailed in the majority IA MI The prospectus of the " Coffee Cocoa, Cotton, T nervin R eame rs. The leak returns of 'N'"°"°"°' Surviving friends ma y mail his & spiel smile and General Produce Freehold Estates Company of railways is the Ualted 101111084 PtibliSbWl • and kindly welcome; opponents may remember .„,. with pleasure his eachowal of personal hostility ; future enezusla (Limited)" ie issued. The proposed oodles the 14th of thither, emeseted oil 12,299 miles, te historians may weeder at the little correspoodeot , capital is 200,000/. i in 10,000 shares of 201. each, 1 715 11 2_3011. a5, and for the eeweePee4ll4l were kl b. es fruits of the elevation to power of a minister so , with a first issue o 6,000 shares. The objects ire' t°67 . l 9. " 3s 4 : g ri sheuri t. Da " esemesiesveuZadete3-(ai miles, popular sod applauded - but the charm of hie ohmmeters I stated Lobe "to purchase lands, orintereste in lands, the principal railway . . in the United Sioadoon 4nionoted which will grow the MOT* it is contemplated, and the per- • V enezue la, for the purpose of re-sedling, or for f or t h e wee k op 8,806 toiled, So 993,409/.. awl reg the sonsl attribute which will he most cherished by his country- ll n . sees t o c ommotion with hi e memor y, ee It was t h a t the cultivation of coffee, cocoa, ootton, Indian corn, o orrlspoediet week of Met you. as 8,473 milso.to 169,2581. which moat endeared him to them in lite r will tobacco, dm., and for such other purposes in relation T he inc ui r ust33ssheMiloals,edead.issanamitucrt: se! file - that he was English in his i n his pluck, in hie !mimes; though*, halite, determine ." Patrtwism.thereto as the directors may from time to time n1_1" "e sentiments, and even in his failtags. Under this oonvictios A contact has been made for the Northers on t° 42 th 4; 0 4o reat th E s es opest ten 0 804 414 w%; =d oe W on atera . Ge e : sevirehaes of two estates in Venezuela, comprising gee/ ; th e c W es tern t o 1,4921., ;on the L um bar, we join in the universal ex cos of regret which re-echo o re g eneral chorus from every district ID the land, and as about 100,000 acres, and within reach of projected and i'or a l s althe t 04,0481. ;es the Leedom and North Western ys. These estates are described as well to VOL ; the lianhea lad Brighten ta 4 35 ° 1 . ;ea te Elig hj e d il es ib l m in m ga, pay var e m ia r in reePe entl; ts an to Eng me lials w il ho ir;istor thm .- ug Prese he" . 4ll ' l rail edepted wa. for the growth of coffee ? cocoa, and cotton, rg eeneeie , l4 "7 s a n u e d fe r d,se d W to 1,011041.1,;77.7 ( o. as We have great pleasure in stating that the Arch- ' and as poesessing_a healthy climate and rich nu- the mo m to wi ed . ee t h e w ort h Bog* to 1,4;31, bishop Ne d Ousteibury(eolog at the request of the Primate Da deposits. The vendors' interest, including ea th e North Easton es 4,1831.: sad en the South of New Zealand) has nominated the lice. 1. Joel/ars hellal the royalty derivable from a subletting to Easters to 89M-total, 26.1411. The noel& on SO ° i°l° Pratta°4ram-wib t•_ ltua. 81"t' to the new another company of the minerals under one-fourth Ater lines In the Vetted Irala am p ° lt colonial bishopric of Dunemn. The new dimmest will for the aim teehi d e t h e doT h ael 0 4 °t wo and g od h ea d, sow t e th e of wa. n . purchased for 65 0001. of 3,491 t° 119 `""; ' a .mdMi week of last year, os 3,401 rally., to diocese of Christahrireh. Otago, it will be reeembered, creel which 15, will taken in shares. me rle an altogether Soda whey at first, but the gold- I The letters of allotment of the-therm in Gale's 'l Ter e ' 2l l; :ds ...i ttelle °wilig es en the ie r aal 4 eyst s einc e9° m a ni am sm al l sorear "."lsl. Bade have now gall • rag lute Peflulailem - Jah a Peeteeted Gunpowder Company (Limited) were eased smaassed for the week to 326.0931. agethas3ol, , Butt I an oat last evening. I ebewhigan lacrosse of 17,00aL ma weeegin, A RUNAWAY 81311WWW.5....-A Mr. Arthur Gras- iv e ere regmete d state t the s hare l i s t o f Isis* *Mk 0.1 them , teen gumusted SD hill ' surveyor a the laghwei " Wet °I Beebe " euit Maui ' I the DIUUSTIS United Collieries Company (Limited) al l tt°lB sneirte : / i' sB" i sm s e ss ier e e es ioset. t0m i" 1" ) .,,,,„,„ "5 4*.„ ham, has alweeedell with weal Misdeeds of pounds of the be closed es Monday. the 3oth trot., for week skew a aiort a mem wish isiZiOt the leanparers. He is Wires& So hussies le ala• or the II fed 061,tes. -Loan Mercury. Lostissousion Tneellay, the 81st, for the country. Z;e cl the presellag • 3jls-S ii:i 116. 1 1 NV 144 IV iii:i V 14K1 WI ISV lore i 1f1,17 AI lul Y t.e.l SR i y} 1 I P 47 34 74 la 4 ; •11 1 : es: r 3 II T I 44 6 41 II 4 II •! 9 Wo I 7 al 4 w I Ilea we SO 41 •l 74 14 eo B iqa M.< t).( id I i t id 17 19 se PZ . I 30 8 IS 84 11416 I X01112.291° LO 12 10 419 1 : It:: ill 29 11 Pi 16 01 11 3, 11919! I 1 • 61P91 _ i I 12 ill 1 , 1 fpm I Pal pir 2 I 1 Ps ill it 1221. I 1411 290 41 16 17 221•1 dli 42 1i 111 111 1 die • 1 2ym ... id 1 1 4 lit PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern 5 pee cent., 1104. Gnat Weetero—Oripioal Waleson. 4 per oat, 82. Manchester, Shoff. end Line. 6 per omit, 1224. Midland Cow. Bristol sad Bina., 6 per mot., 130 e, 1i North Easters caosolid. 4 per sant. pref., 91. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Buenos Ayres, Great South (lira.) guaranteed 7 per oast., ISt, 18. Dutch Rhenish (161. paid), 241, S. Great Luxembourg, 151. Ottomto (Snivraa to Agin), 101. Sambre sod Minas, 6j. South Austrian sad LornbardoMenetian, 171. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. N a d , i ' t I , ali•