The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-04 00:00:00

LAW I NTELLIG EN CE. (THIB DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before 11 r. l'..runsirriourr Faue.) 17 RC C.. .NPR,' e. I'.• lunkruopt, a 110-sued %s tuella., of l'harles•rtreet. 11 ,mer .;anien, had k..µ a Louse known the Pewter r r This tear the certificate meeting. 'Fla. atbt, and 4.thtillte• ate 1.;t31e.; a.creyr 2110/. Mr. Ilarturrau, for the maritime, that uot oppose. Tile I. 1.41.14.. Lot (.lelr froth the bankrupt having •Ir. aularini4 mime to hi. lat.• father's estate, wh.•reby 1., I .1 incurred hehahties of 'Anil,. 11,. 11•,a.. a r ;;Tattleei **l3 ,l ll4l.aterl CetilitCate. 13 Ilk I. 4. 1 , ...,1114 To,• Lula opt was a na-rrhaut, ::rest tl• furthest( retreat, • •••• • 1r..•1.e...t rati.t.tuel ele am b em .11{1. f. Th.• total halalrea Ace er w rll e of .anon. curl th, ■•. rte is habil shoat hOO/. ; er that the ehu. Ir .111 shortly he talkie* rl;thirerl, will cueard, I% RE J. vrir.oto. The hitaltropt. a .mtt►, Hantp.tead.rna.l, aprli.4l for Fn.-411,Q &Ma. .Ls I. ; as«•ta d tritling ■a.ntut. F•trt)rr .1,14. 44 WCTV *OO.ll b) pruprtLY ..leasi at .1,2141. Mr. 1 . . F.. Lewes supported. Mr. N. Lloyd, use asorrneea, offered eo opposition. Mt. t.ittlr, a creditor, oprea...l in In•re..n, o n the ginned Ord tire lualcuept L.. I not given up th.• el ode of his pro perly. ILIA rept etplained that the hoaxer referred to—s awl 9. flicliertostorrimor, h.ol hen road I.• ►ins in lraverub•r lasi for ;tor. Ile dewed hariw,g wpnweirtail that they were his se rearatly aa His Ilworrar grouted a thinl-clawi certificate. UV ll' M... 04. Tbr Itaakrutit arms a ewer, d Iraka+tnrt, Maistisrstet rimiti., ales k.•pt what ie ndhol as " welr•tantkul re• This • sks eettate-te gittiag. The 11. T. .4tritlang Mr. E le the .....vereve... offered ....pp.•..tioe. .a•wk. yth..•ll...eve.4..lcluvily ..rtieles u4v..1 w Roman vbetvler% I.d ►e.•e roilisedl at a very great therthce. .1 vac-wad-clam certiteretv was granted. IN IRE rAtiok Tle hembrept ant as enshrrile.neomfactorer. of Milk• .1 r. 14 ; 11.444 ; ; aseqa 71/11/. The lost exatni ....trob. whoa, hos h.. r adjour•..l frees July, WM further wir•ueoral for a few rkrys by °morel. TILE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 110l"Tlf W. RK. wart u 11111111ItIll tt Tilt 11.11 T BANK. A 141. n...yeetable-lowkw o r nun, w►o pito the name of N. are M sh•trw.ww•ehargeti Wheeler. Benham with twat • hag a silver watch at the Unity bank, the property of J ana 1.04, the weeonivr. _ _ It Irons the evidence of the proeseator, tlut be sal I. *oh, heed the fermi..." aott hod cheap of them. .ro Mond.. mornie4, at 9 o'cl..ck, he ssw the wakh halm. Ia up in lii. Indrooto, the door of which wee sot hckal, Limo. .4 the children wee then Asleep. At Gia the evening th, n.en and solared his watch. Informs ti.a a ~ a.unm,lirteh glues ( 4 , the 'Wake. Bad led night he lomat Lie watch in th.. posamiottof a pawnbroker In Hewing. 11.. afteevrani. accompanied the police to • boo., to Nelhogtu.atreet, and ear the primmer appro. b• .1 dirty die.iimated-lookiag nil woman, who worked in a low h01t... io Welliogto:latreet, rid she had known the shout two p•AUW AS brio; with a Min OilLert. ttn Itondoy Osmium he gave her the watch produced to p1e.14... dbe took it to Mr. Atteal.,ouighrw, wh o l os t "21... 4 , 11 It, which -he gave to the prionier oo her return. I..ut ought, as woo the police came in with the prosecutor, the yointo.ll the L.tter not. Viliopoian to 31r. Atteuboroagh, oe thc Causeway, preyed tec,-iv tug the watch produced f rom !eat wittier t o pledge for Ah. :she give the named Aim tlbert. In all4Wllf to the charge the prieseer said Le boot the vriteli un Monitry idteraticia, in Thameestreet, of a eiaseger for Hose sorerei-res. He afterwants pleaded gaily, logging of hie worship to deal with him instead of moduli Lion for trial. Mr Rumli.n Iced uo doubt of hi. avocation, therefore he uhuuld wuteoce him to four mouths' heel Labour at Wunder, th. MA RV LEBON ATTEMPT TO ISP.M OM THE EMIL Or HETERLST. A stroug•looking fellow, who aase the name of Willie., Hen •1 , was charged with the following daring a ttempt to estort . inosey from the Earl of Beverley : Charles Ceirb , hill porter to the Earl of Beverley, at 11, Portman-square, said th..t on Oct. 2 prisoner brought a letter addressed to hie licrilship, which he took is to him, and on his lonbehip's (vetting it, and seeing the contents he told him to ask the peewee when Mr. Annstresg was to be found, wise was purporksl to have written the letter. Prisoner mid he could not tell, but he could always be found on the works of the undcrground railway at Paddington. He asked boa where the other mew lived whose names went in the letter. Prisoner rid they IMO et borne sod is bed, as they hail been at week all eight. He told him that hi. lordship coed not out him, a. he sent all such letters the Mendirity Society. He then asked him to go and see if his lordship would give him the price of two shovels. The letter was produced, sod purported to be written and signed by Mr. Arnetrong, recommending the tom named is it to his lordship** ebantable consideration, they baying come from Northallertoo, when his lonlahip has a seat. Mr. Thomas Armstrong mil he was engineer to the can. tractors fur the western portion of the underground rail way. The letter was not in his handwriting, neither did he bone the men entitled to. About a month ego he receivel a letter in the emu. handwriting, and purporting to be signed by him, sal in this case money was de Lined. Horsford, the chief officer to the Sfax!icily Society, said rivoner yesterday about midday, in I:roevenor . pare. Koowioq him before, he followed him to the hurl of lleverley'e, where, after the servant gave him the nswcr, be took him in charge. He was so drunk that he had to hold on to the railings wbil.t speakiug to the rorter, god to coewoluence of thi. be could out be brmtght to the court ye.terdyy. Iti...ner, who said the letter was giseu to him by bed dent, was sent for two months' hard labour. WANDSWORTH. IMPORTANT TO lACUIT CASIMIR PAASICMCIMIL A wee of seam importers Is the petals sloe oo for home, this day before Mr. Arosid, who presided for Mr. a ]fro irilliaw rook, a ears chaoMer t _el amphora. "se summoned by Ifortwrt &WS a cab driver, far am lon tetro.eet of 3•. 1.. r the hire ho cab, ou the 22ail !row thy Plough standiog at Clapham to Use Great Northers ltolway. The glassiest disputed hi. liability, on the `enact that the complaimast did sot rash the station in timu to meet a Inds by which be inteoded to travel. He said the trio started at a quartar.past eve o'clock, sod he did not roach the sftiliss NMI threes four minuto. afterward., whoa the train bed Wt. He 'toned with Ille shots minutes two before Wi pes CMS o'clock, which allowed the complaisant three quer. terse( as boor to drive the distance. Om of the maps* be said for sot rambles the station in time was that the cumphwassit dro. • through cese of the ruiners when the Ate wa. fastened. He alms said that he told complaisant rep...M.lly Out ho would lase the Isis if he did not drive Ister, lot he sorely whipped his horse fora time, And it sons onionsl tho oil slow pars Is mosques* of Isaias the Sum he wa. runny puss& oat of pocket hi,..truokl slowed the distasco! The stoma sal it was early six mile.. The enact dimeav wa. eve miles and 1,700 yards. klr. Arnold MA there was ai power to make • tarns drive more than Ma miles an hoar. and that was all the Invests, 0.01,101 to think • cab tione was ahle to do. If r. 1.40. wished to ;tot to a railway in a particular tone they eiweal.l look at the law upon the point. There was no de fence, and the deferslast would have to pay the claim sad wets. ilrfiradaat raid be wee not aware of tbe Mania mud be tvlievell the pebtie were mot awe of 4 H. t►.eft it 'mild be well if the law was made man The - iisiomoiat bad to psy shopthor I. Dlssutli•iit. Annul.? ay DoNyMITGIL—A Met *shelled, but, happily. saseseemlei attempt le me be In • woriedup ail st•Ms Deasester bee Jule hies die. owned, sod it is • oral that lb. perpelnitors of the worse had ed. , ' with NSW amiably ea the meson el their plea. 31r. taariermastsr HuD, of the .led Asst loft Militia. ha. • stable aad siM outbidding ad 1. his miaow, is ramble,. Deameler. The beilJsal is bribd sass arrersl perm, sad la a portiere of It he has as Isaias, Whitt he lets to Mows. Cm*. smehisiels ; mid la iletbatymil bur boa ..erne minable mile cemaseled wi the isaddaa walk Oa Iri47 bat be wad Ws ham am to gum, aid bawls, ao (arks ma fit tbe Stable far as prmmit want. bo imbed the . r doe addid art waabar it sail Walnewle,y irk atas , h takabensat. be made the Mamba elsomery that EMS pumas se penes@ had etlerispied to set Sr. w the stable by istradnelag. through a mall bole shove the mauper._some scarhueseds sesterisl, 'MAI Gad Int bees loglated. Tie stow, which was almost rime sad font is depth, had bon burst to a dater, aid the wager sad wood-werk an bat dattreyed fur want , of ' , millstone the be had simelddnied SG aad ratatailly .h.) nat. Had it mot asa• at VW abate of tb. .wish is the n.Mn abr.. avoid bait boa &obeyed, mad Messrs. , 111.1• • • plant also reruns& Kr. Bull was insured in the I miukire Vionnllce to the adorn of 1.400 f.. so that hod the plass kb, • prey tabs set of an hereediary he would sot have bees • loose busy gnat astese. )Ir. Etches, the chief cassisib, sad 311:0 1 F. the moist+ nt.miperiotem. dad. lab of th e boasagb forges, bra taken Asps winch It in blast tan, • the mil al a Toward, bring the tystraterb al We stemidly act to jastba. No tortiv• as arliped for the attempt, se Mr. DWI Is onn rospieled hy si who kaow him. Camas Parc% CoNa Stumm DAT. TH. IMILT. OCT. 3.—Adoniuloss on parneirt, 2.372 ; ditto bf mustoat , I d; bid viaton, THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1861. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. tsi =craw TELL:Lin.) NEWMARKET MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) OCTI 'BEI{ WO; DICAP. Nook ... 19 us. SWEEPSTAKOS OF 30 SOVS. Ar.d. . ... ••• If .1X1r11•A P SWEEPSTAKEI Ants y 14todenhent Plum MATCH. Wares heat *. Bernard. ARRIVILD.- Huh is the Hu. LATEST BETTING. 041.114 GAR HA DICAP. to 1 apt Bodine (t) 10 to 1 Any dist (of) FEARFUL NTRIVOLEPON LIFE IN CHESHIRE. Ou thy right hand aide of Brootn-laue, insulin fo.ni I seuton to Hyde, in Cheshire, awl within about 'JO raids of the toll L.r, there is an old disused tar pit, about 14) yards long, and 20 to S.l yarla in breadth, and from 10 to 12 feet &elk It seems the children residing in the neigh leetrhood are in the habit of playing about this pit, reel aleiut Lis o'eloek on Wednesday evening a child, oa 1 Samuel Dutton, unfortunatrdy cot into the eater, sin Laving been ...ail by a neighbour 1101114S1, an shim w o. given. and a large umnber of pennon 00100 amiemblal round the pit, being workpeoplo front three or four factories "hall 1..1 juat The iiiene was most exeitiog, and Joaepli Jackeen and Mark Tattoo, without pulling ad any of their clothes, immediately into the water to the rescue of the poor child. Twos brave fellows, however, it we, son per ceived were unable to swim, and it was observed that they were drowning. The excitement was intense, and tire men sprang into the it simultaneously. The names of the men are Henry Bradbury, William Thornhill, Council, Joseph Tay or, and Jobe Fogg. As is nearly always the coosequesee an such cases, those unite to swim seireil thin. who could, and a death struggle took place aneiort the mere before the face of hued:ode of persons, it. being ~„,u apparent that the whole of the nieu would he drowned soma etfectivr• means could be provided for their ue. lif emir.e all this tank place in lees time thou it take.' to Sal wools to tell it, and Mr. Horatio Howarth, hat manufseturer, with great presence of mind threw a small rope into the pit. Fortunately, John Fogg was eft ' bled to mine it, and two of the men having seised Fogg, the Oleo were driqrsl out of the pit noieb exhausted. .Ifter wards, the grams! irons were °rough', and the other men were ma out by Edward Millington, Samuel Turner, sad James Bromley, after mueli exertion, for which they have received great praise. The men were so exhausted that there were, at first, little hopes of an, of them being saved. Irr. Bowen and hi. amistant, Mr. O'Grady, were in attendance as soon as pomade, and by the administra tion of stimulants aiel other usual remedies, two of the men were brought round, but all exertions failed in rexus citatino' the unfortunate men Jos e ph J ac k son said M ar k Tattoo, who first jumped in the pit to the rescue of the child. Jackson was aged 37, and was a small hat manu facturer and beerseller. He leaves a wife and seven small children, awl his widow, still more unfortunate, is fOrria,. Tattoo was a hatter, unmarried, aged 21. Strange to say the child was saved, it having Seated and having been pushed by 4'..nncil to the side of the pit, and polled out by a gentle man named Irvin. Surrounded as the pit was by some hundreds of persons, the excitement was one of a 4ex-rip. tam beyond words to exper, as the drowning men were ennouteled by male awl female friends and neighbours, all calling fur help, lot powerless for sometime to give airy. DIEING BUROLARIKS IN YORKSHIRE.-DEATH OF A LADY THROUGH PRltillT. For acme weelte past the villages along the base of the Yorkshire moorlands havebeen Inlet in a state of ferment owing to a series of impudent burglaries which have been committed in several farmhouses. So daring were sense of theme proceedings that the thieves actually took the mousy out of the pockets of the servants in their bedro o m without awakening the ownen. At length one of the gang has heels secured. Early on the morning of the 27th ult. the house of Mr. Skelton, of Mouut Plemant, Lebbersten, was forcibly entered by two men, armed with guns, who ransacked the house, securing 21f. ID money and a clean tity of plate, chiefly spoons. The burglars, with the need audacious coolness, walked through the house with lighted torches., their person. being neither masked nor disguised in any way, thus rendering ideutifration easy. They continually threatened Mr. Skelton's life if he did not give up to them all the valuables he hail in the house. Mr. and 31re. Skelton, and two servants, were the in mates of the house, anal their terror was such that Mit. Skelton, who WAS in de hate health, died in the inornin4, death being hastened he the fright caused during the cuintuissios of the burglary. In the evening, Pulico coostalile Buruiston met a man idling about, who seemed to answer the description of one of the ruffians. This man seemed restless and anxious to avoid observe. tine. Burniston called another offieer of the force, and they traced the :oars from place to place, until at length he male for an old part of the town of Scarboroo,gh, where be tried to bile himself in a dark alley. Here the officers accosted him, hut he refitted to give any aeeount of himself, and was arrested. On his person were found some percussiou caps antl3/. in money. On beim brought before the beech nest day lie gave the name of Thomas Cosgrove. He wee preciously placed among six other men of various ap pearance, and was at once identified by Mr. Skelton in one of the burglars. The primmer WAS remanded autil today. In the meantime the police have obteiniA Information which implicates the prisoner in several burglaries. After the Leblierston affair, the two men leul procured a change of dress at a Scarborough slop shop, the prisoner having exchanged th e hoot,. he wore. which have since beeu identified as pert of the plunder from the house of Mr. Baker, of Wilton. where • burglary was committed on the eight of the 211th ult. A neckerchief taken from the =of the pruneras i was identified one which had stolen from the house of Mr. Stubbs, of Reighton, ' war Bridlingtoo, on the 24th ult. Two guns were then stolen, which are presumed to be the weapons used in sub sequent burglaries. The officers of police in Noethallerton, Pickering, Ayton, and other Yorkshire towns are on the asst, sad it is confidently expected that the secociplices of the orisNer cannot long escape deteetion.—Maerfirstrr Gee seen, GREAT FIRE AT LIMETIOVPIE.--(TRIR DAT.)—This (Friday) morning, between the hours of 5 esti 6 o'clock, a be keine out to the prewar' belonging to Mr. W. Carter, t o 7 . f .a rem bis sanufacturer, carrying es Weiner at No. 49, way. `to great was the action of the be that the premier oombored 45, let out to several poor (audio, became ignited the Me, aa witU 'althorns irtinbered 50, helnegiag to Mr. J. Bower. The lartdianied gentleman bee hot a great deal of property by be and part by removing. The houses situated at 5 and 6es the opposite side of the street bare also their frost windows burned out, and the buildings "surely dasnaged. THI OMNIBUS AfRIAULT.-40 kit/AIM to the de tesaset is the assault cue reported by ea on Monday, it is necensary to Aide that tt slue, the conductor, only pushed or struck the complainant, Mr. AIMS. The severer aeseult becribed wee omitnitted by a defendant in the 111.11 on, and the descripthin was unfortunately copied in login or a COONTY Cocas Jerson.—We (Ply- I morth J.wrsel) repel to state that Judge Tyrritll was suiblenly mired with illness whilst attempting to perform j his functions oe Taesday. His Honour took his seat is the county court at the usual hour, and was pnessediag with the busies of the court, when he was attacked with illness, sod had to Ite assisted out of the court by Mr. Collings, the high bailiff and Aker. He was immediately followed by Mr. Jobs Dim, the registrar, and Me mlicitor, of Barnstaple, whim Dr. Budd was sent I for, e lA be immediately ootered his Honour's removal to hi s se a t a t Newrourt. Mr. Tyrrell is over 70 years of me. Fox-NUNTIVo EXTIRIIOIIDINART.--011 the 21;th all, the Hoa. U. W. Fitawilliein's ballade were oat. They found at Moekleada, and reynard took acmes Castor-08bl to It,. White's pounds, at 'Astor. Here he got over a high wall tato that geatkinao's shrubberies, which, by his kind perrniesion, were at once drawn, bet without effect, and Den tirter, the huntsman, meows Mr. White's bitches doer wait is, and, haviag borrowed • candle, found a fine ash " earthed " behind • quantity of bottles in the cellar. =at ensue called hie honed., and down ru c k e d • sun* yeses eve sod rather unceremoniously heeded who bed bold of the fox with one hand aid the is the other) eonipletely over, putting out the nein Ind lowing then all in the dark. - To complete the tb• girl. Wong a peat sons and becoming hobs di Oneked the door. sad shut the buntaman with his hands is full cry after the fox down in the dark seller wlthent any means of exit. After some persuasion the girl eras imbed to open the door, and up mine George, the beards, end the fox, the two former some the wane for their singular see, but poor r gaud quite on of breath— is fart, defiled—Stanford Nert-Nrp. MrLANCNOLT MUTE ON sin CAISNWALL Noun. A yeses nee, snot 10 yeses d ap, has lost his life on the Unwell Mount, betwixt the Spittal of °leashes awl the Csatletowa of Oman. Cie Friday list he west tram the Spittle to the Orden,' with the mail ear, as the meal driver hat beep unwell that sight, mud unable fee the duties of the way. The dammed, it appears,. was set wall aalualated with the wild dangers of this ttilroute, yet he went safely sod was retuning i s Friday sight, or early on Saturday morning. When us the sixth of that ominously named triangle on the mad known as the " Devil's 171x.w," one of thins wild and sudden onsets of storms peculiar to these region own ee with fearful violence, and, it is supposed, dinned the viise et the traveller, who, Wording a qessopir t FS so& fowl, sad lost hie way is the thickening stern ei &Ming mew. At all events, he was got on Sibs*, fying at the fort of a precipitous hank at the aide et the ion, quite lead ; sad tly the car had pee too etas oe the edge of thi• d,ingerous spot, and ilowa had gone the whole. The youth belongs to Blairgowrie. —Deader C9urier. ,Osiedontew, 410 Cornwall, per cent Dun. Perin,* Aber. J on Lest Anglian, A. 6 p. et Do. B, 6 p. et Do. C. 7 p. et L. Coen. Ts, ep.ct. 140.1 Do. do. N 0.2 Do. New 6 p. Lantern Union, e p. ct. Odin.AOlrgow6p.c*. 1111n.,Perth,Lhin.,4. p.c GTOM Northern, 6 p. ct Do.lored.st 10 p.ct.ten Do. 4f per cent Do.6p.c.recL at 6 p c.pes Gt. N Bootlend, lit Pre( GLlWeet.(Berkek Bente Do. redeem. 41 p. any Do. redeem. 4 p. cent Do. trredeem. ♦ p. et Do.ip.et.redeens P r f. Do. Mut Pref. Cher DoOlteetorPLaltkp.c Do. do. do. 6p. c Do. Bins. Oua. Stoat Do. tiled. One Shams Do. do. do Do. do. do Lam& 'forked Lratlerfslat..6p.aGen. No. Do &p.c.. do. Ne. Do. pa do. .... Do.Te.e. do. Ne. Do. p. do. .... De. part& d 0... Do. ?p.c. 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East atoi Wed India 100 St. Lowlua 100 St. St. Katharine lOO ,41. 000100r010011 lOO Kt. Victoria ID ,110. New _ _ 1:0 123 00 62 00i 03 63 —. tle 93 1+ Oe (113 mitran. No. I 1114 I &OM. 1 Pil l U. plasm I Saks. :::: :: De...4 ". 1 77 1:: MD - - '" 110 4 .... .. Do.Bpsreent.,lBBll-6 100 - - - .... .. De. 6 per etlreb &Aug 100 106 106 - . De. 'per ct.llitrAtSep 100 104 108 sd -ml 2,000,. .. Do. 6pm cent. .... .. al 0 Hopetip. ct.l 100 106 108 sd - - .... .. do. 1890 100 106 106 ad - ..,. .. Do. do 1601 100 106 110 -, 1111 .. New Brunsw.o ov. 6p. ct. 100 108 109 1091 .... .. N. 6.Wales Gv.sp. c. 1 100 916 1001 - .... .. Do. 6p. e.,1871 to 187 100 99 100 994 . Do. 6p. e., 1088 - 240, .. Nova Sootla 6 per cent , . 1676 lOO 109 110 -• .... .. AmLOov. 6 p.c. Bonds 100 - - - .... .. Vie. Gr.' p. 4. Jan.,Lltily 100 - - -fed .... .. Do. do. op. C. April &G. 100 1054 1054 ed 10.5; i BRITISH NINO. No. 1 89. 1 VDUs. I Pil. I CI. Floes ( dales 6.120 - • a11r...1 Cons. ,Phlllack)l 8.9.3 6 1 - 10,000 20 liritivh Iron - 500 .. Clifford - 1,024 .. Dew. 0. Co.. (revisa) 1 Ski /81 - 612 .. last Basset !Inogan) 44. - 6,1441 .. lad (bridals SWIM 1 64 in 4,000' .. 11WO.Rumel (Tavhdlt )74. 1 Se - 486 .. °rambler & St. Aubya B4I 11 11 - 6,000 .. Great South Tolaus Us. 44 6 - 9.120 .. o.wit.Aum (pbmiii) isli.s 9,1106 , 1 .. O. WO. Voss (Helato 6 ) 1 RI 1 6 sci 1 - ~. Grenvills - ,0 000 24, .. Herod *Mot S.M. U 36 e ml - 6.000 .. Illniston Downs 141.11,. 81 I 0,000 .. lady Bertha , 112.41. - NI .. Hammel (Coy UMW a 443 - 6,000 .. NorU Downs - 2,600 .. N. Fromm (180) - 6,000 .. N. WI,. Basset (Moral IL 174 6 7 - 1,128 .. North Wheal Crotty - 11 1 20 ' _ Par Cons. Blarayl 16 9 10 - SO Provident ((7 . Lelant). Uhl. 10 41 - 12,000 .. SortrifteCon. Min. Ce. 1 - 612 .. 8. Camden 44t. Clesr) lt Sal DA sd - 6,000 - I. Cant Dna allogam 66,000 1 8. Devon Iron l & Clem Hi (Ura - 410 .. W. atus Prances (Mops) 111.18.9 11 0 11 6 - 620 .. Illrey Park 2B SO - 9,000 1 Tarsarall&Lead lama 2 4 ti — 100 0 00 is ft - .. Tal 40 Timm (Cana) Us. II& - 6,000 .. West Basset (111 o) l4 1 10 sd - 1,024 .. W. Caradon (Uskear 1 Si 40 mi - 400 _ West Sekm - 611 .. Wh. Baes u s a t , illo o r s a l4 84 88 - 256 .. 1114. Naar ) 1 76 84 - 4,006 _ IR id ellahasslG 74 11 2 - 1,024 .. Wh. ILltaygla. Ukiah 1.7.1. 64 ti - 1,014 .. Wheal May Anal - 14 - 1.040 .. W. TrebeWliap (Usk. il l 111 I IS 161 101 -. 11011114111 11111121. No. 11 110. I MOIL I Pd I M. ,lass. I dalen 70,00 0 0001 1 , 11l AmIMIIIMI ill l4 ..- 6, DOS AAaowd. WAN- p ar nsa. ITN PO 11.000 II Brazilian. 81.10164 ad - 1 Rey (Limited) 10,000, 1 Do. Laud& lam 04 all 14 2 - 80,000 1 ClaCon. Him Co. /am 1 -• - - MOOD 60 ;Cohn Copps, all 86 17 - 10,000 , - IColdepo - 76.000 1 Dun Nonmetals cm , so i stoop i I Porten* (Lim.) - 90,000 i 90 General . am ta si 80,000 1 ! 1 01 Northern 1 ofB. Australia= 1 I 4 pm - 63.0001 11 IL3Palitla ileli) 1 I 313' - 140001 3 Linares Aet i - 10,000 5 'Limit/aim - 1011,816 1 llartnalta dm i i - 00,0aul 1 N. Mine Copper et S AnetraU a ~' Lfm.) .- I I IMe - 1600m1 10 PontaihaudlglverLiel al 1 6 - 100,000, 6 Port Phillip ... 1 11_ II 90000' 1 Scottivh AGM& (Lint 1 lb. 4MS m 43,174 SIMI United MOANS l3l 6 46 164 10,0001 1 IWorthlng (I4M) al 1 1 1 JOINT ektillli. 111/I K II 4/2 If II • 68 6 6! °'' • 101 _ld / Afloat., Tel. beens Wsiorrorlis... . Het AMA W& Te1..11 divers. 1=1•IM . Loads Lad Oo n 2litediag..allarat Maas '- f;o7rrafarana• Do. l p. et. Tem. Lk &India& Lon.ShippaiD . . Kasai il.Airrig.ilCaosi leads Telegraph .... tag. sad Aust. Cop. Chia. Wan N&Tigail • a Great Ship iLlealtod) Do. ITS per coat. Prot Lou. i Dldriet Tel. (L)).. ILua Goa. Omnibus 03. Madras Dolga. Masi illediter. Os. TaL Oka) National Dlsomma Os.. Deriniddalhalt frea(L) Netherlands Laud_ . N. Brim. & N. deck I.L . A. Brit. Aostraladati.. _ _ IDa. "New Sharer' . IL Atm ;La; .. Peel Meer Wel* Mu. _ Was. Rem! DoAw /Sas olk LW. Tel. G. 41 Ili grfow irga Royal nail BMam Scottish Aust. lutiola South st s!sal ii Ti 18 89 17 In 2$ 341 , 3 34 pm $4l 334 I Ito 3t l i AT (8 61 62 lie 16 SO 60 ISI al - Y 4 _ 3'2 } 91 j nil I 01. pilaw. I Saks. 141 le. 1 2 MARIO= lied Tel. tis. teelvierect.. ISSUE nil Notes trued £2t,ultoto 828,010, , d0 HAMM In Pr ßano, otietme Capital A 15 ,4,5 680 3, 000 337 Publle Deposits (10.. chatting Huhu., lay. limits, co m. cola of National Debt, and Mr. Via) 4,909,918 Other ;Deposita. 1;115,942 raven day sod other IYW 718,8e1 G 6, 137,266 Oct 6,116 L 9 28 10 6 2 4 1 10 86 le 20 10 IS 107 111 16 17 111 8 8 UN 10 64 6 IN 106 1. 3 08 JIM. ims .!. _. I I -11 b 12 12 11 I p. S 4 11, Of .11s if 41 dial i 1 7 IA I 1 l AA 48 { 4 i AO 67 CO 11 1$ poi IT IF 14 lfi 4 6 51 190 140 99 35 4 TruettAg.of Australia (Limited) TIM Imo, TrautotLmeo.U.Csaada Ma Cartons TeL j 1.4. vas Ulamis Laud.. i al i ral }dl. part 9 10 i MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two fiCLOCZ. The funds today are din)]. There has been a reaction of 1-16 to i per cent. in Consols from the improvement which took place yesterday. In the other departments of the Stock Each-nap, there has been some disposition to effect speculative realisations. The principal English railway storks have declined to per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reutn's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 681 r. 40c., showing no change. Consols are officially marked 83 and 92T. for money, and 93 for the account. The i present quotations are 921 to 93 for money, and 83 " sellers," for the 10th instant. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 901, 91 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 911, 91 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886, 161; India Five per Cent. stock, 1031, } ; ditto Bonds, lls., 13s. prem. ; Fire per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 961, ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 1033 ; Exchequer Bills, March, par., 3s. prem. ; ditto June, 7s. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. Mexican Bonds are slightly flatter ; the last transaction,. recorded are at 26/ and 26g. Turkish Bonds are unaltered. Buenos Ayres are .steadier. The Six per Cents. are marked 86. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., Gn, ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 91} ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 86 ; Chili= Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 841; Equador New Consolidated, 13} ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 281, 1, g ; Spanish Three per Ceuta., for account, 491 ; the Committee's Certificates, 6 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1558, for account, 60, 681 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 704 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 202. There was a good demand yesterday in the dis. count market at 31 per cent. for the beat bills. At the Bank of England business wax only moderate, although to-morrow is the 4th of the month. In the Consol market the rate for short loans did not exceed 2} to 3 per cent. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yester day was only 7,0001. The 120,0001. by the Brazil packet consists mostly of gold, which will be taken to the Bank. The Ceylon, from Alexandria, has brought 11,0801. in specie. Of the 597,5001. in silver and Mexican dollars by the Tasmanian, a portion is expected to be bought for the Continent, the demand for the East not being sufficiently active to take off this large amount. Some reduction in prices is looked for, the supply being so extensive. The telegrams from New York announce a de cline iu the exchange to 106}. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very firm. The sales reached 15,000 Wes. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,893/. ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, au increase of 6011. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 2,687/. ; the North Eastern a decrease of 9601. ; and the Midland, an increase of 8441. The delay iu the meeting of the Canadian Legis lature, caused by the appointment of the new Governor, is operating prejudicially on the securi ties of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, ,already sufficiently depressed. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 14th ult. were 10,9771. sterling, being 2,7771. less than in the oorresponding week of bast year. The half-yearly interest is advertised on Panama Railroad Seven per Cent. Bonds of 1853-65. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Oct. 2, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 4,900,918 Demme 900,506 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 10,733,123 Increase 032,323 Othersocurities in honking department Ooin and bullion in both departments 14,194,635 Decrease 117,615 Bevan day and other bills 748,891 Increase 57,4Z4 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes& coin) in banking department 7.0 1 5,671 Decrease 1,231,990 The government disbursements usual at the turn of the quarter have trenched heavily upon the re serve, the decrease iu which (aided by the consi derable increase in the total of securities held) i 4 no lees than a million and a quarter. The coin and bullion have declined to the extent of 117,8161., owing to the government payments, although 310,0001. in newly imported gold was scut into the Bank during the week referred to. BANC OT Z.VOLAND.—An Account pursuant to the Act Tth and lith Vte., c. 312, for the week ending on Wednesday, Oct. 2, 1221., PARTMEST. Government debt L 11,016,100 Other securities. 3,666,900 Gold coin and bul lion Silver bullion A 28,010,020 PARIIIONT. Government &en titles Including Dead eight An nuity) Giber Securities Notes 6,921,10 Gold sad Klein Coln 764,100 116,131,188 UARillAid. Mkt Gabler. THVBADAT EVIIII2IO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 for the 10th inst., opened this morning at 921, ," buyers," rose to 94 and closed at 93, " buyers." For money the last price was 921 to 931. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consuls, for money, 921, 1, 93, 921 , ditto for acouunt (Oct. 10), 93, 1 ; Bank Stock, W. 15 ; Three iCeuta. Reduced, 901, 91, ; New Three per ts., 901, 1, 91, / Thirty Years Annuities, 151 ; S tuc k, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. stocs, 1031, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 981 ; ditto, 1859, 98 ; ditto, Bonds, 11s. to 15s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enfaced " rupee paper, 961, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 103 1, The " continuation " on Consols to the Novem ber settlement was 3-16, and the last price for that period was 931, "sellers." The India Five per Cents, advanced about 1, the stock closing at 1031 to 1, and the scrip at 103# toll. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted par to 3e. prem., and the June Qs. to 9s. prem. India Bonds were inquired for, and were dealt in at Ils. to 15e. prem. Mexican Benda were in renewAl demand to-day, and had advanced at the el , ste to 2Gto 1 being higher than yesterday. Turkish, on the other baud, have fallen Ito 1 per cent., owing, appa rently, to the war in Montenegro. The Loan of 1854 closed at 84 to I, and that of 1858 at 681 to 69. Other foreign stuck. were quiet. Bank shares to-day were steady. London and Westminster Bank were inquired for, aud dearer. There was au improvement in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land shares, owing probably to the gold discoveries. Royal Mail Steam were likewise quoted rather better. The closing quotations for shares in now under takings to-day were as follows :---Ocean Marine Insurance, 41 to a prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, Ito 1 m. ; Universal Marine Insur ance to 1 dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, Ito dim. ; Commercial Union Fire, 1 die. to par ; Mercantile Fire, Ito prem., being better ou to-day's settlement ; Oriental and General Marine, o # prem. ; and Metropolitan and Provincial Ba nk (Limited), to 1 prem. ; and Compressed Coal, }top prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CL4)(:K. In the mining mar'set to-day North Dowse shares are in more demand, at 6to 1. East Cara don are quoted 27 to ; Great Wheal Fortune, 141 to 1 ; Marke Valley, , 7 to ; East Cam Brea, 9to 1 ; North Basset, 6 to 1 ; Stray Park. 294 to ; South Frances, 11 to 115 ; and Tincroft, 61 to g. St. John del Rev Mining shares continue in demand, and have been dealt in at 421 and 42g. United Mexican are steady, ai.d arc marked 01. A company is iu course of formation for re-work ing North Pool Mine. in the Redruth and Cam borne district, which lies in the midst of the richest mines in COM:Vail. 61,45 W. profits were made during the last working in eight years, and only about one part out of one hundred is stated to have been explored at a fair mining depth on the course of the lodes. At Wheel Kith . (Lelent) meeting, the accounts for the three months, eliding July, shored n debit balsam et 384/. 9s. Id. - - lul;t;erton United Mines meeting. on the 25th ult., the accounts showed a debit balance of 1,2601. Os. ld. call of 21. lOs. per share wee made. A meeting of the directory of Tincroft sine wen held yesterday, J. G. Tvrie, Seq., in the chair, when it wee resolved that a dividend of five shillings perchers be made, payable forthwith. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LAME.-(THIS DAY.) . _ The weather since our last report has been remarkably flue. To-day the wind is from the east, with a clear sky and a pleasant breeze. The quantity of English wheat and flour to this market is considerably increased since Wednesday morning'. report, also 'Arley and malt ; oats, beans, and peas continue moderate. A few Scotch and Irish oats during the week. The foreign arrivals of wheat and flour are small since last market day American only. No fresh arrivals of barley, and oota moderate, all Baltic Russia°, with the exception of one cargo of Swedes. Beans, peas, and seeds none fresh re- The wheat market to-day exhibits much firmness, al though the attecclance of buyers is small, and consequently not much business doing. Flour fully maintains Monday's quotations. No icquiry for export in either wheat or flour. Barley slow, at Monday's reduction. Oats a dull trade, without change in value. Beans and peas firm. Linseed and rapeseed quite as dear. Other seeds and tares not much passing, at previous quotations. FLOATING CARGOICL —Very little heatless reported to- day, and quotations unaltered. WlNAT.—English : Essex and Kent, white, new, b9e. to 63a. ; ditto, fine old, 53a. to 575.; ditto red, new, 32 5. to 61..; ditto, fine, old, 495. to sls. ; Norfolk, ke., floe, old, —a.; red, new, —a. to —a. Foreign : 575. to 615.; line, 635. to 655.; extra, 651. to 675.; K onigtlierg. 53a. to 57a • ditto. extra, 575. to 63a; Restonk, 55a. to 65a. ; Mockkaberi red, 55a. to 6.51.; Uokermark ditto, 575. to GOs. • America whit°, 575. to 601.; ditto red, 51s. to 55, ; L‘dadiaa, to _6os. malting, 38s. to 395. ; Asa, 4k.; grinding, ?Iss. to 274.; and distilling, 23.. to 28a. par to; foreign grinding, ris. to 26a.; ditto distilling, 28a. to 2115.; malting, —a. to —I. MAU. —English, Essex and Norfolk, Ms. to 635. 08 11 . 63a. to 70s. ; Kingston and Ware, to 725.; brown, 50a. to 58s. --- oaika.- l English feed, 27.. Od. to 204. 03. ; potato. 29.. to 31s. ; foreign, 1, s. lid. to 24.. art, 305. to .its. BILIS. -English tick, 38a. to 416. ; barrow, 40a. to 44. pigeon, 40a. to 445. ; foreign, Masagan 34m. to Ms ; tisk, Ma. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, 30s. to 445. ; VS/ibia, 3ris. to Mo. PUB.-Engliah boilers, Ma. to 425 .; white and bine, Ma, to 40a. ; maple, 40a. to 43e.; grey, 345. to AL ; bag. Me. to Mis. ; foreign, 345. to 375. Fr oan.-Eoglish town, 48s. to 50i. ; ditto floe, SO, . to 512.; country, 43.. to 44a. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, Ma. to 42a.; Franck -a. to -a. per sack; Anioncan. Ma to 39..; Canadian, 275. to fila : Spanish. 455. to 525. . Innis; 45c sno. -White, 37‘ . .. to 42a. ; yellow, 40s. to 4:11a. Ptak/urn Csimon, all C. F. lied 1.-Wheat Bow& sash and Marianople, per 4921134., 464. to 565. ; OMANI, 4411. to 54a. ; Polish ()dean, per 4801 be., red, 455. to 47s ; 544. to 56e.; Danube and Galata, 431. to 401.; By= 38s. to 311 a. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian, per 265. to 27e. ; Odesaa and Danube do., 2.5 e. to Ma. Beans Egyptian, per qr., 31s. to 34e. Maim : Odessa and WIN, per 4911b5., 32.. Od. to 355. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 4901 be., 301. Od. to 33e. ; French, do., -a. to -a. ; American, do., 325. to 35e. SEW& -Canary seed, per qt., 411. to 50s. ; / , 1= seed, per qr., 4 0 ii. to 48e.; Mtwtar,l seed, per 1 white, 94. to 10... Lrown, -a. to s. ; Linseed, per qt., crushing, 50e. to Ws. ; Linseed cakes, F.nglich, per 1,0 0„ 111.155. to 131.51. ; American, thin, in bite., per ton, 101. ss. to 10!. 155.; do.. thick, round, nnil oblong, 91. IN. to 101. IN.; Baltic, 9/. to 9!. se. ; Marseilles, W. 3e. a 101.55.; Rape cakes, 51. to W. 10e. _ . isuuvAls urn) CONDOR 7101! SETT. s.) TO OCT 4. ltaelsb and Scotch. Irish. PM? i pl. WWII I 1 1810 1 M .... I 1080 n Oats Reeky 1:90 alt near, Magtlab, LIMO mks: 1100 leccelgo, 4.100 barrels. iose 14120 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (nom OUN OWN 0011LINPONDINT.) (BY NRMNN AND 11.19 H NAGNIMO TZLEt;RAPW.) Market steady-, with • firmer feeling for whest. mi tered prices. Low qualities of flour in good request at full rates. Indian corn 64. dearer ; the advance checks business. Peas Gil. higher. I I: SHARE LIST S.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. There is a reaction to-day in theraifwaysiere market. A devliue of Ito 4 per cent. has taken place in moat of the principal atocka. Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Midland, have fallen to 1. The market is quiet. London and North Western stock is now quoted 911 to 921 ; Great Western, 691 to ; Midland, 124/ to 1 ; Laucaabire and Yorkshire, 104 to 4 ; Smith Eastern, 781 to Radom Counties, 52/ to 531; Caledonian, 1031 to 1041 ; and Great Northern, 109 to 110. Louibardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather dull, at jto 1 prem. Other foreign as well as coloui.d liues are quiet. IIAitINAILY 3IIABO AND !ROLL. ELI Pd I RSlt.waY• 1 I Closing pekes I Melee today ye.tonlay. to 1 p.m. Ile aa bum. a 01. amour Vat., 74 3 - 11. 669 Idre.,laut..l7Cliss.Jane 1 - - ~. 16 all Blackburn - - 11 all ISlyth and •ne - - - N all ' Bolton, Sleatrd,et 114. C 6l 61 - It. th• Mato* and Enter .. N 9'. _ .t. 100 C.hnl. mint. •. i 1031 104 1041 31 10 ail 'Cork and Bandon.. .0 s „1 -.-. N al ernwell a • - M O.Do.•,,toodir.oottlo -.- - 10 all 1 11 e. 6 1/.o.lapeidtaß.l •-•-. •-• 50 all DM ant . belbsi *sc. • 41 41 -. 15 all IDend.,Parth. t ANLJa. 10 1:1 - W. 109 , Med ,earth. 4/4 a 14 54. 1 00 j tasting Cuuntlea • 62 54 '2l 1 11. . 1 00 =Worn Union, !Mock % 43 43 - I, 103 i De. s==B SD II - N VI Eat Suffolk B. 100 kaluborehand Gleam= SO Ili - 14, 190 ' MAllabro%Porth. Dundee N N 24 hi Ith Poe= an.t Clyde In= - - - it. 100 itilaasow *S. Western 106 107 - 10 all Ore= North of Sough= - - - Sl. 100(koet Northern - it. ha Po. A Moot 103 104 1041 W. 100 Do. 11 Stock It/ 131 - W. 100 , tt. &nth et West. (Ire., 100 In 6 - Si, tetr Dress Weston) M. 1001 Do.Stovzoal.o=ls6k 67 60 Ilk Uri laneaahlre& Yorkstlre 104 104/ 103 14/5 4 1 6 4. l5 London and Blackwall 67 64 - at. l OU Lon.,Brlghto**ll.Coa ll4 116 115 It, I= . London,Chatlue.,/cDor 4B - W. i l OO /London& North Westn 91 4 821 921 2111 21 il all ; Do. Eighth* - - - It, l I.i 1 1.0nAmuts•galtWestor 13 96 - 46 all , LondoedurrptColerala -.-. - 16 ah i Do. and Enalskille 10 11 - St. 100 ! %Lau.,3lteL,othaculuth 434 64 - 1.9 all , Motropolltna 64 41. ,100 Midland ... , •al4. _.la Do. New - 1w ' .1, rlOO TN. Mrs.! Derby NI 06 - N da) MILL Oa Ws. an.) - - - 16 all UM Kent - - 100 all Newcastle and Csrliair - N 11 Newry& Armarit.deL .. • • 45 - N all NewThWarrany. alts - - - xWO Norfolk WO North British - id 31 . all North Devon Eta et 0 - - - It. =1 Dn. • - - - it. 100 P. lailawa-lierwlet lOOl 1001 1001 1 1 16 161 Do. G.L.ll.Pare 4 ‘ll4 Par - ME XlOO Do. Lodi 6B 69 . 100 Do. Yost it. IVO North Landon - 10 all Nartlat&Wedanaleat 101 101 .- 191 IT, N or= Stalloidahlre 5 41 ,Ils - 31. 100 6 ott.hOrauthatalt.*C N 91 en 10 al. Pooh= - to all Portsmouth - 1 all Ithremey - - lt. 100 Scottish Ceatnl - It ISO Scottish N. L Aber.sll 3114 161 - it. 100 Scottish Midland 96 97 - 4t. 100 Shrotahlr• Callon - 10 I all 8116lughosrued Sheen ..-. - - 4t. ilOO South Devon 37 N - W. !100 South Eastern ... A. 1100 Smth Wales * 180 I. Yorkah. it River Dan N Be - 10 a/1 X 11 Di Saba= Woklaght.dle. 6 8 - 16 all Stocktontto ditto - it. 106 Taff Pala - - al all MON - 16 01 IN Ma l l pi - 12 1 1 4 De. - it. Lte Vale et JINN - - - 40 all natant ON. &NEON 11 114 - N all Watt Oarsman ili 4 6 - •t. no W.HaniepoolnantAlM - - - $4. ft 1144 Niallaad-thdard 441 - 01 10 NW Newport 41 45 - N. DlllO Beefed 011 10 - I.II7IILINCI SMARM_ No. I. is ii MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Sucan.—There has been lees disposition to purchase thin week. Prime have been steadily maintained, owing to the firmness at holders. Towards the close the trade wonted more freely; 1,000 bags Jaggery Hada' sold at29s.lid. also a floating tiara of Havana., No. 9.1 and 10, at 255. for a near port. Itsfised.—The market continues to be barely supplied ; prices are fully supported. Corrar. ban been freely offered in public sale this week, and continues to meet a good demand ; nearly all that has been offered has found buyers at very firm prim ; low to good middling plantation Ceylon sold at 735. to 136 e. ; good ordinary native Ceylon, Ms. COCOA.—Trinidad has sold at Ms. TEAL —At the public sales there is a fair dieponition to purchase •, broken dusty Foo Chow lno Congous sold at full pica, 84d. to 841. Uncoloured Jim 1111 teas also sold well. Rum continues steady. Leeward+ sold at Is. qd. to Is. Bd. ; fine, Is. fkl. Rtes.—This article has been dull ; prices are without mu. tonal change. SAGO has been in brisk request at higher prices ; good fair pearl, sold 225. Bricr.s. —Pimento and pepper sold at full prices. Gilmer maintains the recent advance. Cineamou, second pile. sold la. 4,1. i third 11.1. to Is. FRUIT. —For low priced currents there is a Ldr demand. Valencia raisins are in more request, nt 42e. Turkey figs add at 375. to 85s. SALTPETRE has ROM a lower prices ; refraction 7: at 325. td. COTTON. —A good business has been trans.toted at firm prices, chi,lly for arrival. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the ed rates:—Taira tallow, 48s. Gd., not cash ; Petersburg Y 1.1., as the spot, 50e. ; October to December, Ms. ; January to Muck, 50s. Gd. ; March, 151 s. 3d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LIADENHA LT,. —Hides : Prices, 56165. to 64111,.. 3d. to 3} , 1.: 841.. to nibs., lid. to 34d. ; fibs . to 8018.., to 41. ; &Him. to 8811..., 4d. to 4fd. ; 88Th.. to 1/611: - a, 4ld. to 5.1. ; eetto. to 1 01 1 6 0., s d. to Sid. ; 104 Tho. to 112110., 5.A. to sfd. Horn hides, 80. to 94. Coif skim, light, 20. to 4s. ' • full, 65. Brawomoorr.—fibeep skims : Polled, ss. Od. to 6a Od.; half.bredr, 44. Od. to 44. 6d. ; downs, 3a. Od. to 3.. Id. ; lambs, 2. N. to 4s. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKEY.—(THIS DAY.) Pattenden and Smith report a steady demand far the new 'myth. ea wall r 1860'. and 18110'a at Ana rate*. WA sad Fast Keats, 91. to 13/. 18s. ; Weak' Keats., 81. to 9/. 9g. ; Suaaax, if. to W. Ba. per cwt. Duty,llo,oool. to 115,000/. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) With Rad Tom, 19a. ; Wylam, ; Walker PTIM7OII6. 13a-43 allies at market. CARVALTY IN THE Box TeNNEL.—Ori Monday afternoon the travellers by an up train were thrown into a state of great consternation while proceeding thrteigh the tunnel, in coneequence of the breaking of the er.knk sale of the engine. The train laid gone a short distance up the incline of the tunnel, when the axle soddenly snapped, and the train we. brought to a stand-still. Judi about the same time a dowu train h:id arrived at the Mbar sod of the tunnel, but it was not allowed to continue its course until the up train had made its appearaaoa ea that side, the muse of the delay not having bass mama . Ideated to the officers on duty there. It appears, however, that an extra engine is kept at the tuna.l to amid heavy trains up the incline, anti thin was substituted for the die abled one attached to the up train ; but during the time occupied in this operation. the passengers, who IMO I prisoned in the dark tunnel, and wham it was digitally to assure of the alight Worn of the accident, were is • Ado of eonsid, nible alarm. The only inconvenience, however. arisin4 from the breakage was a delay of about fins quarters of en hour.—WiPs Lrd. peedeat, 4 .d Ir. 41. ..• I + 4