The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-07 00:00:00

T: E AMV:IItrAN GoVERNMENT AND THE TIMES - CORRESPONDENT. the text of the reply sent by Mr. +u•l to a ourner..u.ly .igoed pttitiou forwarded to him. ht. t )pre%rlit the continuation of the ,0..-poalrore of Mr. izuss.-11....1 the 1 - 010 . 0 • •' lATartmeat of State, Wiehiogtoe. Sept. 21, Heil. • • )1.. n v intelligent and patriotic citizen. have applied to me .1 asking the atteutioci of the government to what ti ',lament aka tmamiaable matter contain...l in a letter boo; the ,Lit.• of Wa.ltington, .tuipi.t 10, published iu the I. 1.42 and they eapress their conviction that the •• I no tL.t eso. 33333 uni.vtion are untrue, and .• • ' - e sigh of the twitter to heir; the credit and boor ..1 tLi. ~oberiaitmit into disrepute in foreign countries. It ;era a habit of the government of the tailed •i ta take boo n .tilt of representation., however obsoxi• losatir I, the pr.-soot foreign nation., or even iajurious oil. nuke made by miniatersorotheragents fur foreign power* iu tb.- ordinary tromaction. of their own attain. The ono., •nt. ..a the cmtiary, has hitherto recopied as s.•itl:y 4 it. olpervation only the language and the action the rte.:mime wpm. of feeetra stales. For at , adf. 1 ...whoa I have not read the whites •anolaitied of, and I am quite sure it hag .• . the attention of any other veto. 1.• • of the adminktrati"n, etigroonal as we all .vai ily are with urgent public duties soil c.a.,. However erroneous the facts or the inferences i Vie enter may be, they nevertheless stand as Li. own ipliyidaxrl authority, while the whole patriotic prom .4 nor own cooniry is free. and is intermted to refute Wa is. The govornneut of the rotted Stalk.. depends not uooe h. Liver oe good will of foi riga ...tom., hot ape. the just supped of the Anii•rican Its ermlit and its Lune seem to toe "...re than ever heretofore sole in their keeping. if a he assunied that the oteogions piper may do harm !pie. es it a. 4 a mdliciest reply that puliably rad 50 copies .4 the Lefties an. had their way to our shore. If d to sad ogais that the obootions communication luau widely piohleibml in the I toted States, it +in.,. to Itio• a oolfflo•ii et repainler that the CelSaUrt . of a bto.l obit:m.lli groVIVOIII •tot is that COYr• ought to fall gal tMeic if it. oola, museum who reproduce the libel rathei that, on the fore:acme who wrote it exclusively fur remote pith- " int. rferray with the press, area in the es.° of an ototing insiorrectioe, can be justified only on the ground 1,41.1 e: ilam;ir. 11, riot see iusy such &eget in the pre. b eat ease, even if ono foreigner does pervert our hopitalitv ehelt-r •If a writing injurious publications ..?east as f-r 4 foreign press. A hundred other foreigners, 4.1 iateni4eat. a. ‘irtuom., spa as respectable a. be i s, 4,4 ron.llim; themselves in the army of the l'oik4l hiatra, to iieferal awl lissiatria the union, as the chief Imps el hunisintv a ell -centric. wad be all ogre. Coul.l there he a I. tier ill•orriama of that great furioLunrutal truth of our ..joitrai that error of opesioe may safely be tolerated when melee kit free If comlat with it! " WILLIAM H. SEWARD." DILITRUCTIoN nI BOWERR rs AIUsEUM, IN TIIS STILIND.—(THIS 1)A1*.) This (Motrlay) morning, between the hour t of and i o'clock, a fire broke out on the premises belonging t. 1f r. John Calvert, Mat knows . Sowerb)'s Museum, senate at Nu. 164, Ia the Mood, between Strand.lane and the darned Theatre. The premises were five doors, M elodies the hmeinent, nod were expensively furnished. The t T•„al floor was titud with cohost, containing meowed', fossils, cal descriptive (ooks, cod the upper floors were wisl as 1110.11111.. Lein stocked with all deveriptioes 'tidied hints, animal., named in natural history, me well as with large collations of mineralogical nod geological 'premien.. The buddies wee adjoined on one side by the tea ■nl grocery establishment of Idr. Eve, and on the other side by the odic,: of the Ervint, r newspaper. A door or two to the oast was s clump of antique houses, let out to poor lodger*, funnies ffidilee.buiklinp, east the stage of Mined TheJtre r.. within a few feet of the ill-fated pro perty. A tire In•aking out in such a district, as nu, naturally be suppress!, caused the greatest ezeitemeet. In the course of a few memos a distreesiug sight waa wit nessed in Golden.buddings, for there must have been over 7 , 0) persons- men, women, mad ehildree—in the court, with little more on thee their night clothes, ea. pectin; their humble tenements would be destroyed. They well, .4 desperate attempt to remove [their furniture, and partially succeeded in doing so. The engines were set to work from an abundant supply of water, and the &e -escapes having been called into requisition, the breams, sad elsi maperintendeat Shaw, mounted the machines, and threw copious streams of water into and around the burning premises, which had the effect of cutting off the further epees* .1 the ere. The three upper museums of Mr. Calvert ars, however, burnt out, and the cabinet compartments on the ground door an seriously damaged by water. The cabinets and books mom insured is the Mentz Eirwodico, but the other portions or the ennui...se were not insured. A great deal of damage ham been dose to the premises of Mr. Eve, who mei not is m:red. The roof of tho Regimeer office is also damaged by ere—imerance unknown. rtir houses is l:oblea•buildiage are also dumped by Wl4lllr and the hasty removal of the I inuture, none of the occupiers being insured. The origin of the fire is enveloped in obscurity. The .Itofryar Suite states that the Earl of Derby has Lase at Prath for mom dayi with his family, and has lately paid a rid to And. According to othcid returns just made up, there ars 4,7rgt soldiers at this moment suffering from ophthalmia la the Prussian army. The Prussian Minister of Commerce has ad dressed • circular to the directors of railways ioviting them to halite' a fourth dace of trains, Is order to reed= railways ensemble to a greater number of travellers. A letter from Stutganit, dated the 3rd, says, "An incident, which has provoked • certain amount of smedal, took place to-day in the Chamber of Deputise. Several orators having indecently attacked the protestant pralatea, who to this number of six sat is the chamber by Altos of the coostituticio, Ave of them rase sad quitted the ha" The Berlin journals announce a sad accident to tie Grand Deka of If ickliaborg.Schwerin while shooting. One al hie mite, through inadvertence, shot, the duke is the leg. Hie royal Wiliam was carried oa a litter Se a chateau. It o bet the.ight that the acvident will lead le eerv.ua rrguits. At Florence the other day, King Victor Em aanwl • deputation fres Peru, begging him to rapt the office of President of the " Ifiserisertila" of that city. His Majesty agreed to the requeeL These ratite tire— which have for their object re eying earieturce car of accident. soil decent burial Wryer who may die Retiree in the city—date hare me far as the Insisting of the thirteenth century. A eerier sinialier of ow mhos are ,/wars cm duty, sal "then " wassof," se that they come it the mood of • belL They premed, earrying • sort of covered bier, to the place of the aesident, sad Mho pom a. tar of the killed or wounded. On duty, they are ell clad from heed to foot ia black, ail wear hire merm. A letter from Naples of the 30th alt. Rays " The city is very quiet, sod, except • religious fete now sad thee, nothing occurs to create an excitement. There wee a procerion last week is homier of the Madonna de Nntte Dolor . awl a fact aceurred worth ,shag, r shown( the ancaushag influence of a same. When the rummies arrived sear the l'alaszo Naddalier • reactioelet raised the cry which hese* often created such terror ie Naples, of ' raja, Iruja! ' sad for the mourn there was a meat Mar, but the Hyma of Ganbeldi err snack up, his pot tiest ems hung out from a shop, mad the effect was magical. No nine shutters weer closed, end everyone remained tcso j uil awl composed." in the small concert room of the Philharmonic soeivty of Flower, • few days ega, Oriel erg four soap— Vlea, dant° " iPentaA,), the "Leh one " (Noire), the due from Tronitorr, and " The Lest Wee of Summer." ne inhere were le raptures. The ohmic was the "Lest Aar," which was encored. The delight of Gina at her reeeptios wee rider. A Limerick corresposdas t of the Daily Erprraa guts tits hillmmeg amour* of akW amideat him akem 11011 that city : —•• eaplinin L 1 well etweldwi wow is • cal t.ts flare side of tie river, arm Dosomm and balms mumA Maiking accurately with the ,t lee test sent %eh:epees, Lloyd war carried rarer tie rapids. the zurrest " the haw. .4 which was so extremely violent that there vs. so possibility of escape. It is raid limn was s boy with ken, win ltrkily neared. The Asommi geetlenyin was I I 's Erre L 1.1.1, Prospect. sod IMO much esteemed c ha• smuhlc and na.fleorive eltareohr. The holy bee 1 . 4 let bees reaeceml." THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1861. SHARE L1578.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwoi. The La:way alum market to-day is very in active, and, with the exception of a fresh rise in Grt at Northern stock, there is no alteration of is.iortance in prices. London and North Western stock is now quoted 91} to 92 ; Great Western, 6..) to ; Midland, 124 to ; Lancashire and Tor « H 103 to 1 ; Caledonian, 102/ to 1031; South eastern, 774 to 1, being dull; Great Northern, 100 to 111 ; and Eastern Counties, 52i to 53. Foreign and colonial railway shares are very inactive. BANN4II._ I W W • Isitiriml 4arlsee• 1 lailsi&lts.lL /•.• = IL J 1 to Oralassesse opes= Mao & lal AN& Lad& Emirs o Maas 434. gas.l. p.O ,OL Ossinal et hoar et laa = a oork. ,Italhia Mir Oriessee & 90 ;liars gm Tamerrmaa aUlLoara Ono% all Marla Arlaria all Ilia ▪ IDa. lagov. fallW !altham ad Da. New Ilbarea ▪ Norreslas Troll Prot 11 i UttomaalluaynaaAldla); • Parla.Lroaa. sad Meet; aU 'Pans and (Maar 19 }Melia ..d S. rrarololo (Parasiab , 00 ,i lthp. 1110 Mar sad Du aU loyal Danish all Royal Swedish all Do. 7 par coat. all &arra and You aU 11 . , ...11p cs ar:eat. r hot Ilan Ilta.),.7porct l 6 o 8. Aug.& . •Vanatlaa B.E of Portugal/wrap all Routhorn of all Waal /laden le re osal all all Wal Mk t. P. W. ad Ita Prot reei 4 Wasters of Austria i l .; ii- wi l ,:i i+' die t s ini S t t a l 24 8 i t s t 11 4 U SO Nfi fki Ws 111 41 44 14 a 8 dim " 1 : Si 11 % 4 a n , DUCK& 1 . 000,410 St Coausarelal M 164,000 St. • Do. 4 p. at. PM nlit;1411 2,006.0110 84. 'lain gnu Wag isdia 11•0 3,434,310 St. London 100 1,14.10,0,-104t. Mt. Katharlnd vp,tio W. Southantptoa llOO 000.000 142 Victorla 4OII 8.000 60 Do. Now 1 6 Si - pa - In gi I 1Q ~ If! 41,. ft 66 Gni 8 -..- - N Ili - 'i.e C. el i : 4 - 7.6 - 31 Mf!l I.' 141 I 41 OM quo 39,0 00 0110 11. 1.C.0 till 1,014 4044 Ili,rol 76.00 11.000 - 0. - «01 10,000 100,030 *OO O 42,174 WWI SAM we Now sou ousel 20 - 1.i 6 01 14.?Aj ii;lmkt SO. X% I MMBR ropoinemst fib. IPd I RAILWAYS. Closing prices Saba to-day I Saturday. to 1 p.m. WO an iAltaatto MIX Lammas 65 6, N 160 Rom Bar. &C.18.6.6p.0. 071 981 1• all Do. do. —, 1101 all RaffalodttakellttroolL 3 4 11l all Do. Preference CI 160 160 boO., nrant...vOoderkb Sp EU, Aug. LUTZ iodorsedbyla.MLEl. 70 n _. MO IN Do. July 1.1871, dttlks O6 II ..... 1011 100 Do. Aural, 1874. ditto ll6 TO •I all,aratta &8. WWII 4/ ei W Gbat&Dock 6p.c.mta s }sib aln —z 16 74ICeyloo, ui ss t s t i por coot 90 an Suter° 34 180 Ifast Indian SO all Do. Jubbulpore — —• 1.00 aU Do. 44 p. ct. Debuts 99 101 100 all Do. 6p. cl. do. 100 all Do. do. do. 1810 71 101 102 16 all IDdalonx d Ilelbovens St. Ps Ursod Trunk of (Asada 10 20 •••••• 100 all W. 0 per ct. Prat. _.. 67 60 MO all ll 46 t•c•Pra 1 .6 9.04.0 c. lis 05 100 all Do. 4 par ct. Wm*. al 33 PIO all Do. 7 par ot. 1800 37 ay 148 41 Do. do. 1667 30 33 It all Do. do. 1473 3O 33 I St. 100 Orsat Indian Psalm& 96 10 I 10 12 IM. Now 1 1 dis ••••• N. 100 OR & *lad* s. 11 p. d 971 931 98 AA, all tilWast llamado. Nana V 9 0 *6' 18 Du. Raw lll 11 die ' 10. all , Do.llp.c&lM6a776ri.op 06 97 —•• 100 all I Do. 66 do.. 1 Lwltop. 55 9ad •••• 100 an I Do. do. 78 witliowtop. . ..• ' Igo all Do.lllp.clbt4,pay.7l st. ,100 Madras GWW. 44 per ca., Si 90 .1. 100 Do. do. 6 par ca 197 96 St. 100 Do. 41 par et. Ratan I 90 92 f 0 on Do. 5 per cent. do. It. 100 MMILCorp.6p. M. Roods! •••• 10 Mt N. Brunswick a Canada DMA cap. se. 4 6 99 all do. Lod do. 4 6 20 all Do. do. 0 cop. do. 3 5 10 all Do. do. Land do. 3 5 atl* Aclode lOl 102 1011 to 15 I W. Puidautt 1 / dlb Mt all I Do. do. 1 11... I*, Do•lnd.St.Flot.g.6p c 94 96 10 1 I ;Trlalti.64l.l.liinteal,9erip . I i dlr —. COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Era 11114 I 'rocs& IPd I CL pricer. I Sala. 000 v.621.c.,1877-9...1100 107 119 ............ ... t . "1 1 ) /o ..). . 66=nnti"2.: 100 0 -- - 7 . "4 • ... . Do. 6 per ct. Feb &Aug. 100 106 IN . .. Do. 6 per et. MarAtiep. 100 104 108 ad —ad t, fkiii.••• . Do. 6 per oeut. •• • • . MG llopellp•ct.l63o 100 106 109 ad •• • • • . do. ltalu 100 106 100 ad Do ... • .. . do 1891 100 108 110 1.6,000.. New Brunaw•Gov.3l go, ca 100 103 109 —. .... .. N. &Wales tiv.6p. c 1 100 991 1001 •• .. .. Do. 6p. C., 1671 to 1676 100 99 100 .. Do. 69. c.. leg 010, . . Nova lolicoila • per cent , n lOO Dm 110 .... .. i. A uot.Ciov. 6p.c. Bonds 100 —. 1.... .. Vic. Ov• 6p. a. lan. &July 100 .... .. Do. do. 6p. C. April aO. 100 1051 1061 101 lad 10881161 St. OR Nortb..p.o.lasidy ia 480 80,981' OR Nortolktp.ollBo.llB6o.lloll 81.481 84. N. Bait. 4p.d..188.&Ja1y 10/0 68. y 860180 N. Bast. t go. 40.1160 610,116.8.1 w.itlcUmadost.-44p.a. BRITIBII Fiat pekes. I Oak. MI 103 I el N PT 10 *3 N 01. 6.1201 10,000 20 1,024 .. 612 .. 6,144 ~ 4,000 6,0010 6,110 .. 6,266: . Iron 7. Div. U. Coo. Fast I=lt.) Basest ( V. l . 4 .Carado! _ I 'KWh. Hamel (Tallith.) annuli:r ei t It. Man. nal o.llh. Altred4 rtl4i G. WIL Per ( 'Moak Greaville Herod 'loot Downs Lady Bertha t ( wne Hay Waal) Ittr e Do N. Princes (Mow) N. WO. Basset (Moon) North Wheal Croft Per Caw Ott. Providence (17. 1 =). BortaidrOon. Ulm Co. e. S. Om Bras (Illapa) . Devoe &or & . . [ll;lrag (lia IL W. humor (Maw) y Park MaxereU.llLeadKe.C TloZer.(l -- vw al Towirasei. d : Wort Bunt ( W. Condon ( West (Woo WL Bunt ( (mo Si w dra *) ast WL B WO. Idward (Waco* !IL Intl, (Oa. Waal( Whoa Mary Ann halsontot) WL ?mammy (Mk ) I !Ft•stid, IstEr.l SAmil U SS ND IMO UAW 111 ^0):111.11 • 100 WWI 10,41012. fo,oool Aanoi -..-- ON S.lll 11.770 P,916 150,0 w t,ootr& Ido 8301 ".9: °v ?l Ei,Vo;.; Too,oou tO,OOO 10,0U0 130,P,0 100.00 11.00 WOW 10,00, "COW 111,0 Ch. 7,000 l 4,!wi - 341 - 114 13 16.0 40 012.41 lii. 131. 'Lisp. I It, IL 171. 0.18. r. li 11‘41.7. - 1; UAL • lb. fd. sir. Moak .1 bank of bap. bank of London !wk al TVA*, Bella N. Marlon Mail bank et Ind* Aantralla, and China . CbtirL Mae. of Ind* Los., and China Colonial_ I Co.. of Maids Orm. of London Ea& Soot...nand. Cliartd 0. Bank of Switzerland Loa. Ch. Bank of A tunel Do. New Landon and Coat ,5k...... London Vsnoluirlfric.L; Lon. and Wastratuater Nat. Pron. of England Do. Now National flank New eosin Woks Wanda book Corpon Bank Proviaefalwf !Wand • • Valois at Andras 17a!oe !,5 Loo!lca 10 986 0 0 1 lee en 3 4 It 13 11 lii I 4 id 1 1 so 3 1 U 411 0 7 Si Si • 10 40 45 mi soLid ii 14 I 110 115 2B 20 i '4 16 s ii ii i In 121 Si IS TI 111 4 I 4 13 14 16 16 r 'ft "L — l - 1 Pm !I 4e U SI O 0 4 ta 18 ta I IPo 1 it yea i l la lar a a 21 4 0 cik 1 1,1„. • se j i I I 02 id 21 1 415* U SS 416 Mid it U W NI i I+ l6 a•: &I 20 U. 22 std GS 10 $8 211 _id 14 I 7► IS Me 11 it Sie Sle dla per 17 ft ... ON a Ur - Ili 91 llluny gum! 61 66 17k 1$ ill a I UNIJANUiII. 14 40 tel ni ICL pnow. P Silas. --- 1,724 1M446 50.0(41 10.0u0 40,00: 1M1,020 o,lluv MOP YAM, Firiri 1 2 Aoliss IL Mali IL I Alkali Ti Amtrak= Aare/ Dials Warwicks.. Datable Ma Tot. A Da I T Do. S. MCI 0 Oar& Lad 28 so 5 3 5 3 IS 111 10 id 10 13 107 110 15 17 ni 84 / 1 1•4 10$ 43 145 13 Of dls 4°1.1° - I si 4 ., 24,,eflarg.ltnamdt Pelee* ' rna,7 7 ..ertersems Do. Op. M. Peep. Dab K IndlogLon.ShlppogD Leal min. rrig.& uutai ' Meads Telegraph I Inn. and Au t. Cop. . • Oen. Steam Narigall .0 ! Great Ship (Limited) Do. ire per rent. Prof Ims. Mendel TM. (Li km. Gen. Dren th e* Co Madras !Wyse. & Cana) Maditerrauesulfase.Tel. llediter. fa. Tel. (Um.) Katimeal Discount Co. NerbeddeCoelt IromL Netherleade Land * Do p. e., la. at lOa K. Leiaa&N. Scot. Ld. N. BAR AUADIAII=I fielental Gas Do. "Sew Shares' In. Stm. (Lem) Peel RIM Land & Peals. mod Ones. &Mewl Do. Dew Lase & fed. TeL 0.4i1 Ilninney lees Da. New Sorel II dl SUOMI , Art. Inmetem ' Avoluniles land Vol. softy De. do. logiskered 41). 110. el & Ag. of Australia (Limited, Pint lune. Trust& Ln.c, U.G Un. Kingdom fel. ;L.; . I Yen litemeo's I I 416 1s I p 1144 s - 1 1 11 11 1I I I* 4 f 418 10 0 0 It 13.0. ii It Hi la 61 . 4 100 111 111 if 1' I 4 i lasi Pod 9 i 41s pal 10 MONEY MARKET--(THIS DAY.) Tw• eCtoca. The funds to-day are very quiet, and the market is rather flat iu character. A reduction of per cent. has taken place in Con sols. In the other markets, business is almost suspended, and, with the exception of a rise in Great Northern Railway stock, and a .le cline in Mexican Bonds, there is no alteration in prices. Consols are officially marked 921, 93, and 921 for inowy, and 9n and for the account. The present quotation is 921 to both for money and the 10th instant. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Bank Stock, for account, 2 237 ; Three per Cents. Reluced, 91, 9u ; New Three per Cents., 91, 907 ; India Five per Cent. 'toes, 103, g ; ditto for account, 1031, 103 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, October, 1863, 981 ; ditto April, 1864, 981 ; ditto 1859, 97i ; ditto, Bonds, Ils., 15s. prem. ; Five and-a-Half per Cent. "enfaced " rupee, 1031; Ex chequer Bills, Slarcb, par, 3s. prem. ; ditto June, is. prem. A decline of to g per cent. has taken place in Turkish stacks. The Loan of 1854 is quoted 84 to 1, and that of 1858, 681 to 61 Mexican Bonds are a little more offered. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian OLI Five per Cents., for account, 100 ex div. ; ditto Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 914 ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 274; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 641 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, for account, 991, ex div.; Mexican Three per Cents., 254 ; ditto fir account, 261, 26; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, foraccount, 474 ; Russian Fiveper Cents., 100 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 50 ; ditto, for account, 30 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 421 ; the Committee's Certificates, 53 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 843, 84; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for aocuunt, 60, 1 ,, 1 ; ditto 100'. Bonds, 701, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for amount, 1014. About 43,0001. iu gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday, making a total of 207,000/. since the last return. The Cape mail steamer Athens has taken 60,000/. in gold and silver ou government account. ~. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday wax firm, and the sales reackd 15,000 bales. The following, on the consumption of wine under the reduced duties, is from Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sour : From official statements just made up, it appears that, although the consumption of wine since the reduction of duties may not have met the sanguine anticipations of the early advocates of that measure, it has still shown an in crease of sufficient magnitude to demonstrate the impolicy of the prelViOlia almost prohibitory rates, It is else to be remarked that the correctness of the arguments originally used, as to the extent to which wine would bo taken into use if the duty were lowered to ls. per gallon, has not yet been fully tried, the alcoholic test having operated most injuriously upon the trade, not only by the uncertainties and vexations inseparable from it, but al.o by causing the duty to be us high as 2s. !al. on nearly all the wines im liorted as suitable for this country. The consumption of imported wines of all kinds in the United Kingdom, in the eight months from the Ist January to the 31st of August last, has been 7,667,894 gallons. This shows an increase of 2,251,959 gallons, or 40 per cent. over the same period of last year, and of 2,856,877 gallons, or 60 per cent. over the same period of 1859. White wine is still more largely consumed than red, the propor tions being 3,621,197 gallons of red and 4,046,1397 gal lons of white ; but the tendency of late has been so much in favourof red descriptions that they seem likely soon to obtain a preponderance. Thus, while the consumption of red in creased last year 65 per cent., the increase in that of white was only 24 per cent. With regard t o the rate s o f d u ty p a id under the alcoholic scale, it appears that only loi per cent. of the total quantity came in at the shilling duty ; about 4f percent. came in at ls. ltd. • toi per cent. at 2s. sd. • and parcent, at 2a. 11d. The proportion imported in b o ttles, andis which included in the 2s. sd. duty, was about 94 per cent. Last year the importations of wine, in anticipation of the reduction of duties, were extremely heavy, and greatly in excess of the consumption. This rear importation and consumption have very nearly gone hand in hand, the arrivals having been 7,844,505 galloon, and the deliveries 7,667,894 gallons. The arrivals of French and Portuguese desmiptions have been less than the consumption, but those of Spanish have been much in suer of it. The annexed, relating to railway debenture stocks, is from the Money Market IC. role Tha present coalition of the money market appears to afford a good opportunity for such railway companies as tbo Loudon sod North Western and Midland, whose stability is undoubted, to invite the public to take Four per Cent. 115. Wawa stock either in exchange for debentures or for the purpose of paying them off sea they brooms due. A bet ter security cannot be found, for these debenture stocks are entitled to . the same priority against the property and income of the companies issuing them as that enjoyed by the deben ture bond debt itself. 'The debenture stock ranks before the ordinary stock and share capital, which, in the case of the blWlatal and London and North Western Companies, amount' to an of 36,000,000 f., whilst the net income of these two oom represents upwards of 1,600,00 W. per annum. One advantage of debenture stock is that it can be sold or invested in even to the smallest amounts. Surely the investments of trustees might be extended to such secu rities as these, in at least as equal degree with Bank of Eng land stock. Debenture stook is quite equal in point of secu rity to any mortgage in the kingdom. The stability of railway finance will obviously be promoted in proportion as the floating " indebtedness " of the companies is reduced to • fixed form, giving no further trouble, and entirely exempt from the influence of monetary perplexities. _ . - The Emigration Commissioners have engaged the ship Matilda Attieling to convey about 200 passen gers from Southampton to Alva Bay. A meeting for the inauguration of the New City of London College will take place this even ing, the 7th inst., at Sussex-hall, Leadenhall-street, at 8 o'clock. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor w; 1 1 preside. SATURDAY EYEING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 93 for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For the 7th Nov. the last price was 93k to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 92k ; ditto for account (Oct. 10), 93 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 901 ; New Three per Cents., 91, k, 90k ; New Two-and a-Half per Cents., 77* ; Bauk Stock, 236, 235 ; Irdia Five per Cent. stook, 103 k, 1 ; ditto scrip, 1031; ditto Bonds, 11s. prem. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted par to 3s. prem., and the June Co. to Os. pron. In foreign stocks the principal transactions were in the Turkish Loan of 1858, which closed nearly the same as yesterday, at 681 to 691. The price for the Loan of 1854 was 84f to 1. Mexican re ceded k, leaving off at 26 to 1. Other foreign stocks met with scarcely any business. There was no change in the market for bank, land, steam or miscellaneous shares. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 41 to if prem. ; Thames and ?Jersey Marine, k to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, to 1 1 1 dia. ; London and Provincial 1 ri Mane, to dis. ; Commercial Union Fire, k dbl. to par ; ertantile Fire, 3-18 to 5-16 prem. ;1 Oriental and General Marine, * to * prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoce. Rather more activity prevails in the mining market to-day, and a fair amount of business has been transactAsl. East Bassett shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange, 62 ex div., and Stray Park, ; West Rose Down are quoted 14i to 15 ' • Marke Valley, tot to # • East Caradon, 266 to 271 ; North Downs, 5 to I ; North Basset, 54 to 6 ; West Polniear, lls. to 13s. ; Hingston Downs, 3} to 4; and Came Oamborne 1k to foreign mining shares St. John del Rol , have been dealt in at 41i to 421, and United Mexican at 61 to 1. In colonial mines, Bon Accord are marked prem. and par, and Scottish Australian Mining, par. At Wheal Norris meeting, on the Zed inst., the accounts showed a debit balance of 1,638/. Gs. 10d. A call of Ga. per share was made. lehr;slCrebo;, on the 4th inst., made a cal of Is. ed. per share. The Budnick Consols accounts, presented at the mestia; on the 3.'hh ult.. showed a debit Want* of 2,5441. Aet per share a as made. North Fortescue Stine, on the 3rd inst., made a call el 10a. per Aare. End WhealSatoo, on theist lost, made a all of k. per share. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commixsioner Face.) IN ME DA%ID NUM The bankrupt was a bookseller and publisher, of Ames cower, I'ateruosterrow. He now µsawed his examination unoppewl, on accounts showing nuaecured debts of 1,110(4, and uo wets. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MA It LBOROUGH4IIIt EET. CrItIOCA CHAIw:6INNTKAUNG A NOME AND CAW. Was. nom of 5, Holies street, farrier, and Arkert Utilep, of 3, Ll:eniesotreet, farrier, were charged with steal in; a horse sod cart, of the value of 211.. the property of Henry Lewis Steers, a geuend dealer, of Cherry ()reliant road, Surrey. . . . . . The fir4oeutor, it appears, bad been drinking, and the two aree•«l, probably for a lark, drone off his borne and east tad lost a quantity of sand and a basket from it, but there appeared little rosin for giving the accused in ebar4e for felony, and Mr. Hendon amid he should iliseharge the awn, sal hr would advise the I•roseeutor to keep sober for the future. ON Art nIINIRUM CONDCCTOR. .1I hart 1; a gas-fitter, who gave his address, Shasie.stuare, Itromptio, was charged with assaulting the conductor of • Bromptie omnibus, lodge 6,Aril. The conductor awl the defendoit, got on his bus at the top of the Illaymartet the previous night, sad seeing that he we drunk be refused to take him ea • Ns...eager, and told him to get clown. The defendant then lased the m o st dreadful lam;iisge, the Ma hiving several lulled in it at the time, and tried to pull him off his standing place, aid then struck him. Ile afterwards gave the nr4WOOl . jut.. fludWly. I tefeodant mil be was drunk, and wonted to ride. Mr. Hanlon 'aid if he (defendant) was drutk the con . tutor tool a right is refuse him, and was liable to be punished if he did cot. In the month it November next pmer wadi ho given to commit with hard labour for aaaulta of the tied, and had it been November he woohl have given lint hod Llama. He (Mr. Readout would like to know what right lie (defendant) had to strike a man who was to charge .1 a pal.hr s c hi e le. Defeudant ass tool ens., or a month. THAMES. ALI.E.:ED MURDER AT art. `pied after Mr. W obycb had taken biased on the lunch this aoceiliug, Mr. J. C. Evans, superintendent of the Th. el ilivi.ion of police, Who VMS sCornii./Ule.l by two scome, named J• 11164 Gilroy and William Benson, applied for a warrant to apprehend William Durwood Baldry, the master of the ship Shaidang, which was away fur three teat., and which arrived iu the tart of Loudon about • fortnight since. Mr. Evans said that three of the seamen lelooging to the shantaing had made statements to Captain George Pearce, the shipping neater at the iiaikirs' Home, in Well street, that James Riley, an ordinary seaman, had dual no the 12th of Septastber lot at sea a few days after lie Itid been severely flogged by the cap. tido. The statemeut a o f th e men were _forwarded to the Weird of Trade with the official log-book, and a communi cation was made to the Home S.eretary. Captain Harris, the mestaatoommisaioner of Metrepolilaa Polies, was directed to put the police in :notion, and two of the seamen were now randy to be examined on oath. The third man, • very material *lens., haul gone to Liverpool since lie cantle his statement to I 'roan) Pearce. Gilroy and Demon were then examined at considerable length by Mr. Woolrych, and trots their united state meets it appeared that the captain had frorently beaten Riley with hi, lista. Before the ship arrived at fit. Helena, Riley appeared to be very ill, and he wanted to I go on shoes with other sick Men to obtain medicine and medial advise The captain refused compliance with this request, and said he would give hint all the medicine be ' wanted at we. After leaving St. Helena Riley got worse. I Is. day the captain ordered Riley to clean some brass work sad meet in tarring the rigging. The mate told the car 4 Riley wan eat able to work. The eapiala mid, " him, and make him work." Th e mate de cline doing au. and the ruptain gave directions for Riley to be sent up from below. As the deceased was coming up the ladder the captain beat him with a rope, and upon reaching the deck flogged him severely over his body. The deceased sang out for mercy, and the captain said, 'There is no mercy for you ; I will have you work, or have your life." The captain then tied two overhand knots ia the rope and resumed the best. lag of the demised. who cried piteously for mercy. All the crew assembled, and cue of then proposed to go attend take the deceased away. Another mamas over. ruled this and said " You will get yourself in trouble if you interfere." After the captain had beaten Riley in • most savage manner for • long time the poor fellow was takes below, and pat into his berth, where he gemmed heavily and appeared to be suffering moth. Three days after the decemod was bogged he stripped for the pur pose of washing, and his body then presented a dreadful appearance. The flesh, as described by Gamy, " we. black and blue ell over, eel the colour of it could not be sees. His hoed, legs, and ohoulder were covered with weak." nee dere previous to Riley's death he seat for the certain, sad said is • faint voic e , "Are you sot ashamed younielf r The captain said "What for!" Thedeesseed said, "roe not putting mono shore at St. Mesa; you have beaten me, said murdered rne." The deceased me, als o said he wanted to make& will as he knew he was going to die. The car taM told him there was no occasion to make • will, and on his complaining of cold gave bim • blanket and things to ewer him. In mower to questions by Mr. Woolrycb, the witnesses lad they believed the hrutia dogging indicted by Ceptain Baldry was the cause of the deceased's death. Mr. Woolrycb immediately issued Lis warrant for the apprehension of Captain Ba ldry, and it was entrusted to Mr. Evan, to execute. Captain Baldry was summoned to ibis court • few days ago by six of Isia crew for Oakum of wages due to tbem, and be said bin owe wage' mete net paid, and be could sot get any money from hi einem he pay them. Mr. Selfe tben mule sumo Means einermilime es the captain's eon. duet in speniii he had Pinked for and au account of several men in labidot ATLANTIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.—mmis DA Y.) The third ordinary gesend mooting of the share holders wes bridal 2 o'clock, at the offloss of the eoespear. No. 10, Oanaomstreet, Mr. Guest". M.P., in the Asir to the rmeinticas pared at the last ordinary meeting, to reoeive the reports of the directors and &wide's, sail for other purpose'. The Secretary, Mr. BARNETT (acting secretary), having read the notice convening the meeting, The CHAIRMAN stated that the meeting was a merely formai me, the directors proposing as adjournment till the 24th al March _ _ L reply to Colonel FRINCR. Kr. ALLANCZ, the solicitor, said arrangements were in progress which he believed would wove very beneficial to the company, including the aseistanee of gentlemen of gnat todueuee and high financial standing. Contracts bad bees eatared Into for two ships, and the works were being preceded with satisfactorily and rapidly, to prepare the company for as application to parliament next session for • renewal of the subsidy. The directors had no doubt whatever of that re newal, sad the sbarvboblers must give them a very large &maritime is the steps they were taking for the protection of the interests of the company. The :utilise then adjourned till the 24th of March next. THE GREAT EARTERN.—MILFORD HAVE NF.—The Cheat Eastern, from Cork, arrived safely at Milford Haven ya l gerday (Sunday) morning. She was sighted from St. Asses at 630 a.m., made the harbour at 7.4 A, and dropped anchor at &M. As soon as the gridiron is adjusted she will be placed upon it and there have the Decently repair' effected. The superior claims of the port for this purpose brought her here, for no steps were taken by the inhabitante to induce the directors to such a step. She was piloted in by Mr. Ivimy, the Queen's pilot, who, with two of the directors, went outside in one of the river steamers in the morning to meet her. It is said she will now lie up for the winter ma the same gridiron she did last year. NARROW EACAPE.-011 Tuesday afternoon three workmen were engaged blasting rock in the Whitlow cut- Cog. They had completed a loring, and were io the act of ramming home the charge of gunpowder, when, it is sup. posed, the iron with which they were packing the shot struck against some substance which caused arrk to ignite the gunpowder. A tearful explosion to night uthe faces of the men, tossing them in all gr a :- Noes, one poor fellow being thrown nearly 30 feet, yet, straw to say, sone of them were hurt, with the excempos of one maw, who sustaiool a slight cut on his left eyelid. THRRATILNING ru SHinLYT. —At the head lice oodee, Dublin, on Friday, before Mr. Allen, Roger release appeared on summons to answer the con t of IL.Uptain 1.41,1111101 E. Knox, for thrmiteting to shoot bins. It appeared, from the statement of Wawa sad the evidence, that the defendant sail his wife and family were en a visit at the complainant's sh.sding ledge In thecouuty of Wicklow, and that while the:. a amber of die. agreeable circumstances took plate s arida', accord tog to the complainant's statement, frogs the ilttreatraent of his wife. The defendant's verelea of the story is that he was excited by the esioduct of the plaintiff towards his family, to whom, although they were new acquitintances, he gave a number of valuable presents, which caused his jealousy. and that his wife's conduct bekamecold towards ham. Eventually he was requested to leave the home, sod he did so ; but be eotneed that one of his daughters is retained there against his will. The complainant having sworn that be was in fear of the threat made by the defendant to shoot him being carried out, cotsis Palmer was ordered to be bound to keep the pow* Wow* bia wife, Captain Knox, , and the rest of her Majesty'. subjects. t a ft r WIAUfAAT SMARM ISO 111001L$. Ih. 1 rd lunman. ail Nina, Woo 11.241u/ar Val .100 lars.,Lan.,&CbenJano all Blackbarn all Myth and Tyne all nost.4.l.4saird,& 116 C 1100 lielstol and isease 11JO all Cork and Landon all Cornwall all Do. A 1 A no dlv. until t all Do 14 j p.c. la paid to b. aU Dublin ant' &DAM rue. ail Itt nd.. t ADLJ o ,110 East Anglian 100 Laster. Counties 100 Witt u Union, Mock % IM Do. Stock 1:1 on East Uudolk 1100 :21.:D.hurith and Glargoo 1 00 Edlniwo',Pvt h, Int:nide all loth and Clyde J two. lie Gbia4Ml & It. Wes.ara all Urwat Y .ntk of 1 0 e;Grast Nortlawn LOl Po. A Sock 100, Do. B Ittozl 10 0 ,01. ` l / 4 .atn & West. ana sit Orste Weslaco 10P Do.StonelardnalltlL 100:larnaddratt ICorkann Mitalmam and alma wall lOU Lou., Ilrlaltanotd.laa IM Lon louAlhatbna,d Lau led 'London North Walla all I W, fighlhs HO Landon& SoulaModan all Ilasadundcrrialadorala Da and Etodadde led all Melcuy .aton lad Ilildlaad .:Ll4l po. New _ Do. Dlna.4 Darby.. , 111.1. Of. Ws , aro.) sit Did Kant an Newcastle sad Carla 9 Newry& Ammo:Vet .. all Newsy Wsreeap.a De NO Norfolk 100 North &IDA all North Derma MIL elk all Im. • 100 Isafars—Borwlsk Do. O.N.lkre. 1 11. 2 Do. Lamb KO Do. York 100 North limbos ail 'Martha& Worlaulust .17.; Nortkatalfor,lahlia._., ~IOY Yott..tCr~oilWitC. I _.. WI Peel.:es 1111 Portmooth *ll Ithysissy 'Scsithsh Csatnt 146 iScottish N. F. Aber.ook 104 Scottish Midland 1140 shropshtre Uotou all sittiseusrus , thbsiatii 100 South Iscsoo 1 100 34uth ilw istm,h et. WO S. Yorksk.& River Dow oal Staines, Wokottitm..de X el auckton Si 111 Ditto ditto St. X di UhlerS Taff Vohs * f Do. N Do. N. la Tile of breath IS Vittoria Stu. d Plll6OO X W West Contrail U. No W % i t= X. I 'Wort SO littkr Nampo.' I=l Closing prior Balm today SAtuniar. 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A de. ns. On& Keen Do. Cibeet. eta. Own 5:. ~ ~ -. Do. do. do lac.& Yorks h. dp.a.Sl Loalt llt ikaddit..6p.o.Ges. D0.11p.0. Ea la.! Dike p.o. do. Do. a.c. do. No 4 Do. p.c. do. Da p.c. prf .sh do Do. 7 p.c. Prot. Stock . D0.41p.0.d0. ( W. IL &C.F , Dodd. e. St. (dlr. doL W 115.5) Loo.ettstbadt dad Dove lAN W.Cov.ek Non.bp.e L. W.7p.e.81.6,1.• kilt ut doodrrryY.kttno a i 111 MaaJdst Lloc.Up. Do. Ad De. Si per ant .. Do.redesciable p.ct. Maid Conc.lp.c.Bcooc De.Ooos. Br.lt 8.6 p. Da Pm/.Stook Dc.IAL/illtalun 4 p.c. Norfolk Sp. &IL Moot Marti &Malmo's! - - - - - De.Dorder Usk. it N. D a 4. s. _ Oft !iiii: Ueda 411 p.it No. 3 go. York. H. a para. New* Stallardeldn.... 1144.11.114 p.ot. intik Do. Aber. ea.. p.a._ Dix T p. at 144. 64 11‘ook I. Davos Azad p. Lisa Mood. As. ALGA), Do. 4e psi tad Do. Died Hre cese IL Wales gm 4 p. Ds. 44 por Gout S. yies p. gm& StookADoriluitoo4p.o. Do. do. !Sep.& De. do. C Ilforior.& Ellkomay Op.& W.lnd--041.1stgua.st , Do. do. tad do Do. Newp. 6 p. ot. Prof Do.do.porp. 0 p.a. mi 100 MA n 11 0 100 1 is Ili IM 110 100 100 IN 107 In 124 IMP 89 IN 112 70 I 116 117 100 111 101 103 10$ 107 111 109 69 1.10 90 01 102 104 14 17 0 4 10 104 73 76 10 11 10 104 11 Vie 101 110 Ul 114 Ul 11l US 138 111 US lllto NZ 160 114 177 1110 74 N in 14 14 120 126 4 t Opra I iPra 135 137 190 102 91 93 108 110 lul 107 109 zit 1 li pot zd so ea i s d 1• par ~.. 12 dla Ipm IS iss 131 10 1 881 88 81 100 101 100 101 1/7 09 56 WS V 25 22 U 112 U 65 62 124 111 118 129 100 102 us 122 EMPAtill RULWILIM. PUBJZON WNW. Bon Aram* UntitetL. boaM (Li an. StJolts Set ) Do. Soy len ds lia. Co ClisOcio. lilts Co. Jan Cotes Clapper Die Contain Copper Fortuna (Ural General Of. Northern of 8. Auetrslia= [opting& (WA) Unares LnMtaniW nits X. itie Copper of d Anstrells (Um.) tontginsuil 811‘erLesd Fort Phillip Scottish Austin. (Urn) United Mexican Worthing (Una) JOINT ENO& I a A COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& HARE-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The weather has been xomnewhat unsettled, but is to-day rather fine, with a light easterly wind. Laid week's supply of English wheat to this market was rather less than previous. Flour more liberal. Barley au& malt increased. Oats, beans, peas, and tares moderate, aag several parcels of mustard seed. etch and Irish very The supply of foreign wheat was email. American and Russian barley very Oats rather leas than re quired for consumption. Clow: One small woe! of American barrels only. Other deteriptiona of grain sad seeds very limited. Wheat and flour shipped for exportation still large. The wheat trade today in brisk, and English samples obtained ls. more money than on this day week. In foreign the Wm effected were at the extreme rates of that day. There was a good inquiry fur American barrels, and prices were fully equal to Monday last. Malting barley was slow, and distilling and grinding the same as on this day week. Fine and all sweet descriptions of oats were quite as dear, but inferiorand out of conditioned parcels f o und hart UT any sales at irregular prices. as and tare* were the same on Monday last. Linmai l l a n ns e rapeseed fully maintain late quotations. Very little canary wed on o ff er. Trefoil and clover's.'" very quiet. Of mustard seed there is a good supply, snit rather lower._ Fm4rliaanoolm. —Toads very quiet, at nominally lain Prices. : Essex and Kent, white, mow, 555. is 61s. ; ditto, flos old, 534, to 565.; di to red, new, 52:. to 565.: ditto, fine, old, 42.. to 50m ; Norfolk, lac., Wm, old, —a; red, new, —s. to —s. Foreign : Dautric, 575. to Mk; line, 635. to 655.; extra, 655. to 67.. ; Konigsberg, SSL to 57a: ditto, extrs,s7s. to Gut; Rostock, 55:. to 655. ; sfecklenhog red, 555. to 65a; Uckermark ditto, 575. to 604. ; Amerman white, 575. to 1126.; ditto red, 51s. to 555.; Cumdian, Us. to 601. malting. ads. to 395. • fine, 4k grinding 21s. to 275. and distilling, 265. to ;14. per qr. ; fon* 2rJII. so ; ditto distdbng, a.. Ns.; =dung, Ustir.—EnOsh, Koos and Norfolk, 595. to 635. : Aso. 635. to 70s. • hAngstou Lad Wars, tb. to 725.; bruin, Ws. to 58s. Oates.-English feed. 27.. Od. to 29a. Oa. ; potato. 29.. to 31e. ; foreign, 17.. lid. to 245. KM 30a. to 325. BWita.-Eogliab tick, 38.. to 41s. ; harrow, 40a. to 44a. - pigeon, 404. to 445. ; foreign, Masson, 34.. to 381. ; tiek, 38.. to 40s. ; lionipbeng, 395. to 44.. ; Egyptian, 360. to 37a. Pass.-English boilers 38.. to 424.; erbrte sod blue, 3111 a. to 40s. ; maple, 443.. to :434.; grey, 34.. to 3t1..; hog, 3fo. to 38e. ; foreign, 345. to 375. Fa OUIL-Eagliah town, 435. to 505.; ditto fine, 30s. to 51a.; country, 43.. to 445. ; Norfolk anii Suffolk, 364. to 41a; French, -a. to per sack; Amnesia. 26g. to 30a; Canadian, 27.. to :s1 a. ; Spanish, 43.. to 50s. INDIAN Cues;.-White, 39.. to 42.. ; yellow, 40.. Li 435. FLOATING CAIGOINL all C. F. and 1. -Wheat : Barb anaki and aimiatiople, per 49211 m.; 48s. to Us. ; Gbirka, 48s. to 51s. ; Polish Odease. per 4801b5., red, 45a. to 47.. ; 545. to 565. ; Danube and Otlats, 43.. to 40s. ; 1 417f 4 aws 38.. to 395. Burley: Emmaus and gyrate, per 4001ka, 265. to 27a. ; Oaeraa and Dratibe do. to Stie. Beans : Egyptian, per qr., 31.. to 345. Maize : Odessa and Galas. per 49211:0., :its. 01 to 35e. Ibrail and psr 48016 e., 30.. Oil. to 331. ; French, do., -a. to --11. ; American, do., 3si. to 355. Suns.--Ceaarf seed, per qr., 41s. to 50s. ; Hem seed, per qr., 465. to Oda. ; Musford seed, per bushel, white, 91. to 10e. ; brows, —e. to —s. ; Linseed, per qv, crushing, MM. to 591. ; Linseed cakes, Eoglish, per 1,000. 121. 15e. to 131.55. ; American, thin, in lola., per ma. 10/. bs. to 10/. 1.5 e.; do., thick, round, and oblong, 91. 10a te 10/. 105.,• Baltic, 91. to 9/. ss. ; Marseilles, 91. Is. to 10'. Rope cakes, 11. to Al. 10s. A9Mtveties INTO LONDON FROM KEPT. 30 TO OCT. 5. Wheat. Barley. • Malt. Bata ' Beaus Peas r Coastwise. araTra am lam Brig ado. English .. lelli I 4122 11442 Sao2 P 27 ...I dgl Radii ..‘ 12557 I 1100 .... 25104 ' 447 6tii.1.1 8. L Rail. . FlEV7ililh:Liiheli: 141 ion ~i w C:$S. MINCING LENS.—(THIEI DAT.) Gaa.—Tbe market is thin, but 100 bbdit, only sold; Cuba Muscovado at 37a 81. Refined steady. OOPEEL-100 bags Rio sold at 455. to 495. for low quality. TEA. —A limited business has been transacted at fall prices. RICE is in more request. 9.000 bap sold ; white Howl. 13e. 9d. to 14s. 9d. : Necmuzie, 11s. ; al e° two floating °armee. of Recranzie at lie to lle. lid. Corrox.-200 bales sold. The public sales declared for to-morrow consist of SOO hogsheads of West India, 2,500 bags Mauritius, 500 Bengal, and 2,000 bags China sugar ; 730 casks, 150 and 000 bags Ceylon coffee ; 170 bags coma ; 6,000 bogs rioa The quarterly sales of East India indigo will aim TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Prices are quoted u follows : Town tallow, 50s. 3d. net cash : Petersburg Y. 0., oa tV spot, new. 50s. 6d. to 51s. • old, 50s. ' • October to Noun ber, 50s. 9,1. ; January to iamb, ble. 6d. ; March. sb. PARTICULARS 0/ SALLOW: Stock on hand Vita lay casks' Dellveri last • eet Ditto front Ist Joe Arrival last wect Ditto from Ist June 1 Price Y.C. per cwt. thla dap Ditto Town last Friday 114677 I 94,556 37,10 11.1119 2,911 4,154 91.9153 36,099 50.570 6.349 20913 3.937 MAI, 62.343 I 39,69 Ms. Od. Ms. 3d.i Ms. 34. I. 31. 663. ad. I 02.4. IWO. 116 L Arrivals for the week ending Oct. 16 last year, 2,516 awl% and delivery 2,179 casks. The arrivals last week competes' 11,t53 auks from St. Petersburg, 673 from /Mesa. NO Australia, and 20 from other plaors—Tutal, ,937 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a shorter supply of beasts, and is fair demand, consequently prices have rather advanced. The somber d sheep is smaller. Trade is not very brisk, but higher pries are realised. We have a fair supply of calves,and quotaticsa are not much altered. From Germany and Holland there are 1,6110 beasts ; 9,010 sheep ; 129 calves ; and 170 pigs. Spain, 100 beast' ; Ireland, 6110; sad 2,500 from the North and Midland Counties. Per stone 01 3113 a a. d. d. Per stone of abs. s. d. Best Scots. Ilerefd3 4 6 10 Best Das& Lif-bdeffit 0 Beet Mort-borne 4 • 6 Best Loog-w0015.... 4 1 Second quaL beasts 8 4 0 Do. do. Shona ." 0 Calves PIP Best Dasfallf-trolls 5 2 4 lambs Beset at mutat, 6,710; Sheep and lambs, 22,170 Caves, Piga, 630. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) News. Pattenden and Smith report a good demand fee all descriptions of hope, at the followiaj currency :—Wadl and East Keats, Si to 134 ; Weuld Kent*, 8/. to 91.9 x; Susie; UAW. to 81. 10s. Duty, 110,0001. to 116,0001. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. LtvgarooL, Orr. 5.-Caledonian Stock, 103 1034-Eastura Counties, 101 104 - Great Northern Stock, 107 108- Great Wolterns. 4 0 09-Lancashire and Yorkshire, ICI 1034-Loodisa and North astern, 914 92-Manchester, Sheffield, and Un colnshire. 434 43:-Midland Stuck, 1244 124#-hitt° new shares, 14 14 p. North British Stock, 614 Mt x d.-North Staffordshire, 54' d. North /Astern, Berwick Capital Steck, 1004 101-Ditto Y o rk Capital Stock, 90 901-llitto Leeds Stock, 584 581--Souoh Eastern, U 5.18 3114-West Midland, Oxford, 4847-Buffalo and Lake Huron, 3 Is--1011j-Dutch Rhenish, # d.-Grand Trunk et Canada, 4 11-10 4 13.16-Great Luxembourg, 8j 8 7-10--Great Western of Canada, 9 14-Minnie Central, :14 39 d.-Erie cx armament, 234-Thames and Mersey Marine tkimpany, 1 11 p.-The rusrket keeps unsteady, and closes a Utile better than the lowest of the day. MANCIII.STRn, OCT. b.-Prices were lower, the market closing fiat. -Grand Trunk of Canada, 4 la-le-Great Western of Canada, Or -Illinois Central, 301 rt.-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1021 3 21 -London and North Wes ern, 911-Manchester, Lincolnshire, 43-Midland. 1233 /-North Eastern, lierislek„ 1001-0011th Eastern, 131 6-16-Thames and Mersey Marine In surance, 11.:11 prem. -Markt Rank, 171 prem.-Salford Bank, 31 prem. BIRMINGHAM, OCT. 6.-The Luminous today was In Creak Western Birmingham Guaranteed stock at 75; and ft aitli Mad fordsbire Waterworks shares at 24 dia. Market flat, with lower prices. THE FORTHCOMING FOOT RACE,—The race be tween Deerfoot, the Seneca Indian, and Jackson, •' tin American Deer." which is to take place at Bromptoc ea Monday, the 14th leaf., is exciting much interest among the class of persona who patronise such sports. Tie Indian, who defies all corners. is likely. it is thought, to meet with his match in Jackson, whose fricisk are hack ing him well. The place selected for the match is the West London Cricket Ground, llrotoPtA".• a very suitable place for the performance, capable of well aceommodating quite as many people as are likely to attend. On the follow ing Monday Deerfoot will run with • 'mat named Jones. who has obtained some celebrity in Islington and its neigh bourhood, end who defe..ted "the Little Wonder" (Willa) a fortnight ego. With Jackson the match is to be four miles for 501., and we believe that the Name conditions will be made with Jones. lieerfoot is also to run in A handi cap at Dublin, with Levett and Mills ("the Ltd* IL °oder" before mentioned), both of whom he bes previously defeated. Sharp running, however, app ears not to be his only qualificetion. for be Is matched with Beckwith, the champion swimmer of England, to swim 21) lengths of the Lamheth Baths, for 501., on Wednesday, the :: - .tra of October, Deerfoot remiving a quarter of a mingle start. 44. 0 • 6 • • • 4 • • • • • ,1644 I I