The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-16 00:00:00

TEE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1865. SHARE LISTS.--(THIS DAY.) Two ethooi; The railway market is inactive to-day, and prices generally are unchanged, with the exception of a decline of 1 per cent. in Metropolitan and Great Eastern stocks, and a rise of 1 in Lancashire and Yorkshire. The fortnightly settlement, which will be completed to-morrow, still engages a good deal of attention. London and North Western stock is now quoted 124 to ; Great Western, 631 to ; Midland, 1251 to 1 ; Lancashire and a Yorkshire, 1211 to f ; South Eastern, 80 to 56 Great Eastern, 461 to 471; Caledonian, 1261 to 13 7 4 ; tei Metropolitan, 138 to ; London and Bout 1.1 Western, 951 to 96 ; Great Northern, 130 to 131; ditto A, 148 to 149. lio Very few transactions have occurred in foreign tow c and colonial railway securities, and quotations show um no variation. OILDINARY BRAM AND groom. sh.l tti zmwitia. 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Prosper United .. rrovideuee (O. Waist) . 11. Care:doe (04Clowl 10 .. Swath Condurrow .. IL W. Brume (Mow., *I .. Wray Perk Of .. Tin Croft 00 4 Vigra sad Clogeo. Limt 00 ~ Weet Baud (Motu). al .. .. W. Condom (Ltakosed) 100 Wee& Chlvertoa 100 .. Wed Seem ill .. Wb. Basest (Mope() alt .. Wh. Buller (Itadrath) Me .. W.BlariAna(lleaboo ) led .. Wheal Beton .. WO. Treat:wary (Usk ) Li.. 2 0 t. 14.4 8I 1.14.0 8.3.11 ',LILO 1041.. ii;ett 1 141.19.11 £0 8.16.0 W. LOU. 6.16.6 13.17.11 I 4.11.0 IN I 14 it 1 00.4/11_ 24 26 C."' W 12 1014 zd 1 1 121 2 11 . /3 II 4 44 1 ii 88 4.1.4 1.110 7.1. S 10.63 1} Lt.o 16.149 16.14.0 90e tOti 105 ri 3:14.1 Jo ii it It 24 Ili fie &17.0 t - 1 136 1 7 ; 10 12 18 19 6 $ 4 7 3 10 721 74 170 180 874 77k ta 24 196 200 18 19 MONEY MAIREBT,-(THIE DAY). Two o'Osimer. The stook markets are rather fiat to-day, the detailed &dykes from New York with reference to Mexican affairs, published to-day, tend ing to confirm the unsatisfactory tone of the telegram which came to hand on Satur day. Attention is also still partly directed to the settlement of the account. Consols have declined 1-16 pee cent. for the account,l and some of the foreign securities 1 to 1, the chief reduction being in Mexican Bonds. The movements in British railway stocks are not important. The demand for money today is moderate and, the supply large, but the rate for good bills is fully equal to the Bank minimum, in 1 consequence of the unsatisfactory character of the accounts last published by that establishment There is an increased inquiry in the Stock Exchange for loans from day to day on Eng glish government securities, in connexion with the ' fortnightly settlement, and the rate is higher, at 51 to 6 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Reinke opened at 67fr. 750., being sc. lower than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 881 to 4 for money, and 89 to 1 for the account (November 8). The official business report is as follows:- Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 4 ; ditto for account, 89, 1 ; Three per Cents. " Reduced, 871, 861, 871 ; New Three per Cents., 87,1, 864, 87* ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Gent. Stock, 106, 104 f ; ditto Four per Cent., 96 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 2s. dia. ; ditto, June' 10a., Ba. die. pln the foreign stock market a decline ranging from it to 4 per cent. has taken place l in several of the speculative descriptions, including Turkish Consolidds, Spanish Passive, Brazilian (scrip), and Mexican. Brazilian Loan scrip is now quoted 2/ to 31 prem. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. : -Greek, 19} to 20; Turkish Consolidds, 48 to .} ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 29; ditto Certificates,l4l to } ; Confederate, 6 to 7 ; and Mexican, 241 to 251. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 11852, 1858, 1860, 70} ; Danubian, 741, 5 ; 1 Dutch Certificates, 95 ; Egyptian, 941 ; ditto second issue, 94 ; ditto 1001. Bonds; 94} ; ditto 1864, 90, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 901, ex div. ; Greek, 19 ; Italian 1861, 631; ditto 1865, 761, ex div. ; Mexican, 241, 51 ; ditto account, 25, 4 ; ditto, 1864, 24, 31; New Granada, 14 ; Portugneee, 1856, dos., 46, }, 51 ; Russian, 1869, 551; ditto 1862, 911, 90} ; Spanish, 45} ; ditto New Deferred, 381, 1 ; ditto account, 39 ; ditto Passive, for account, 281 ; Tuxkish, 1854, 91} ; ditto 1858, 711, 71; ditto account, 711; ditto I 1862, 74} ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 741 ; ditto 1865, 434, 1 ; Venezuela, 1864, 371, ex div. United States 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 664 to 67 ; Erie Railway shares, 57 to } ; Illinois, 831 to 84 ; and Atlantic and Great Western debentures, 84 to 86. International Financial shares are now quoted 1} to 4 prem.; General Credit, 11 to 21 prem. ; London Financial, 74 to C 4 prem. ; I der mpe and rial M erc antile, 2} to 4 prem.;Credit Fon Mobilier of England, 41 to 64 prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 61 to / prem. ; and Hud son's Bay, 151 to 1. FOLTZ o'Cxocr. Consols are still quoted 881 to I for money, and 89 to for the account. About 174,0004 in gold has been sent into the Bank. The following, relating to the Venezuela Loan of 1864, is from the General Credit Company : The General Credit and Finance Company of London (Limited) are in receipt ef advice from their agents, MOM& IL Z. Bonitos and Co., dated La Guars, Sept 25, 1865, of duties oollested (end remitted) on account of the above loan, as follows : Porto Cabello. 7,387,72 dole. Yeses. Bannon add that the season's crops are now at an end, and no stocks us held for shipment. Some of the new coffee crop may be expected is market about the month of Novem ber, but no large quantity will be brought forward much earlier than Janaary. This growing crop promises to be a heavier one than that of last season, and the next cotton crop will also show an improvement. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit teem of 1,8001. on account of the dividends on the debt of numbers. The numbers are published of Peruvian Three per Cent. Bonds, amounting to 70,8001., which have just been cancelled under the half yearly sinking fund. Annexed is a comparison of the present position of the Bank and the pries of Consols with the corresponding date of last year : At present. Same time last year. Bank bullion £12,736,346 ...... £13,006,293 Bank reserve 4,294,145 Bate of discount Price of Consols The second ordinary meeting of the St. Thomas's Floating Dock Company (Limited) is called for the 24th inst., and is to be made special to alter the articles of association in the sense of depriving the directors of power to apply the company's funds to the purchase of its own shares. The half-yearly meeting of the Quebrada Com pany (Limited) is convened for the 31st inst A general meeting of the Northern Assam Tea Company (Limited) is called for the 20th inst. An extraordinary general meeting of the London Mercantile Discount Company (Limited) will take place on Wednesday next, "for the purpose of receiving the report of the special committee of shareholders appointed at the last meeting, and of confirming the resolution passed at the extraordi nary general meeting of the company, held on the 19th day of September last, to wind up the com pany voluntarily, or to pass such other resolution as the shareholders may deem advisable there upon." The Lemberg-Czernowits Railway Company an nounce that a half year's interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum upon the amount paid up on these shares will be payable on the pat November. The City Offices Company have advertised the issue of • limited number of debenture bonds, bearing interest at 5 per cent A new feature in this issue is that shareholders can tender these bonds in payment of future calls. In the Bankruptcy Court on the 20th November a seoond dividend is to be declared out of the estate of the Union Discount Company (Limited.) The preparations on Saturday for Tuesday's set tlement in shares and foreign stocks show that a change has taken place during the lest fortnight in the position of the speculative account. It would appear that a number of bond fide sales both of foreign bonds and home railway stocks were effected as soon as the rise in the value of money set in, and simultaneously with this influx of stock to the market, bankers desirous of strengthening their reserves have shown leas willingness to 'soutane, their advances unless upon enhanced terms. Speculative buyers have con sequently been obliged to pay rather heavy rates for having their purchases extended till the settle ment at the end of the month. On a number of the foreign stocks rates equal to 8 per cent. per annum have been paid, and on certain railway stocks as much as 12 per neat The charges were also heavy as regards the financial companies' shares and American securities. In the latter there is a large floating speculation for a rise, esPecinily the 5 . 20 Bonds. The following shows the terms on which the carrying nee ;seems to have been gene rally conducted : Great Western Lesceshite sod Yorkshire London and North Weston *. Xidlend. baloicieina Great Nortbeen Ditto A 3.16 to 516 mat. 616 to 716 „ 5-16 to 7.16 „ to 7.16 II to o I to t. COMMERCIAL AND DIARK-LATH(THIS DAY.) fresh up to-day the wink of Baglish wheat were an very moderate soak ; but the general condition of the seem lee was good. Although sales propound 'lowly, really fine panels were, Is serge indiums, takes at an ed ema In the quotations compared with this day se'unight of Is. per quarter. All other kinds, however, met a slow isqdry, at late rate'. The show of fangs wheat was moderately good. On the whole, a fair average business was pacing both is red and white qualities. at full prism With Magda barley we were scautily supplied, kit the show of keno was moderately good. Fie amiss moved off freely at fully previous rates. Grieding aged distilling sorts were a dull inquiry, at barely last week's !sinewy. There was a good demand for malt, at very full prices. The supply was seasonably sthenthre. The supplies of cats were tolerably good ; neverthelese the oat trails was firm, and good sound oorn teethed 6d. per quarter mom Beans wimi l ro a Tort supply, and steady request, at ex treme onrremd66. PISS were tolerably firm in price, sad the inquiry for than was on the increase. Indian eon was takes in retail quantities, at late ratan Both Sneak and foreign flour sold steadily, on former terms. The errivek of grain and Ned laden vessels off omit have 24. been on a somewhat extensive smith A large business has s • bees tranearaed is arrived canton of wheat, and N =which at the commencement of lest week .le Id 6d. to la. quarter, have an upward Madman. g le rein for forward shipment very few sales have taken go piece ; arvirlishm, late rates have hemsup. lop peeled. Olakka arrived, 39a. Pd. to 42e. _• Ma. _.. risaopoll, 40a. 6d. to 42.. 6d. per 49211*. Galan. 36e. 6d.; Polish, 425. ;rat 48011*. Gbirica, on wage. Se 41a ; ditto to be shipped be October or November, da to the. 6d. ; Hard, on ;swage, 41.. ; ditto for shipmest from November to March, 42‘ per 4921h5. Pim cargoes of go make have centineed in steed, request, at full prime - whilst suponer deseripticas have bees with difficulty Armed Ilk of on former terms - Ode a, arrived, 29.. to 30s. ; Ocala* 80 s. 7ed. per 4921b5. ; Welkohkhe 275. 9d. to 295. ; Boiprun. 27al 9d. ; gas, ass. sk 295. ; Kusesedje, 27a 6d. ; Faunas, et ; Iterall. to be shipped from October to December, et 20s. per 48011* , In barley newt to nothing has been doing, N. aid the quotations have tuled almost nominal. Walk- Ilk Mks, 17i. 3d. per 400th.. The trammitions in rye 111 4 have been waded to one saw of Both**, which has realised Me. per 4801ba trade for beans N. has bees very quiet. Barbary, 37.. to 37e. 6d. per M. 48011*. • cargo of Nimble eats arrived off coast bee W. sold at 18e. 10. per 3041 k.. Mdlieweed is held at 18e. 6d. per ketBolln. The dimmed for linseed has bees iniietive. however, have rated firm. Audi arrived, 59e. 6d. l o t per 4241 th. Bombay in warehouse, 635. to 635. &L ; Cal- leo out* 61a. 6d. to 625.; Black Sea and Azoff, 59.. &L; N Egyptian, 52.. to 53a.; Ise St. Petersburg, qr. Linseed cakes have met a moderate on former terms. London made. 101. ; New York, in 10 1 . ditto, in bap, 91. 15e. to 101.; Western. 91. 12". 6d. ; go. Maneillas, 61.15.. to W. per tea ; Marseilles, on poMoto, an, 81. 5a per ton. The inquiry for cotton seed has been es limited et 41. 10s. to 5/. per ton. Rapeseed has 34. clanged hands slowly, at unaltered quotations. Calcutta, 54 . 62e. ; ditto on passage, 541. 6d. ; Soummeee, October or November shipment, 645.per4161b.; Feroupore, 725. t 0731.; u Calcutta, 61s. to 62a6d.; Dasubian cultivated, 635. to 65n ; u and wild Black Sea and Asoff, 375. per qr. Cottonwood, M. for forward shipment, has moved off freely, at fully pm- lo nous currencies. November to January shipment, 1865 ?I. crop, 71. 12.. 6d. ;to be shipped by the end of December, g 1864 crop, 71.7.. 6d. per too. et. ARRIVALS or 7311306.-linglish : Tans, 86; linseed, 50; go, rapeseed, ; and sundry, 677 qn. Foreign et 196 ; 25,904 ; rapeseed, 22,959 ; 7,039 ; sad semidry. 60 cps. EIPORTS.-Wheat, 6; linseed, 5,199; and oilseed, 615 qrs. CUBAN/a PiLlOl3. lOMMUL Per Qr. Wired. a. I. Isar, lent, red, old 43 to 50 new 34 to 44 „ bo.whlto, old 40 to M sew 36 to 47 Norfolk and Lincoln Md. D•W ••• i• UMW Q , os, L. i Rode. hod lB to 84 Botta potato Irlib, whits black Bay _ Nampa N. 38 to 40 ~., 114 k sawed _.,..,, Harrow pin 4B to to ?Le Oro, new Si to 85 W* B6 to 19 IL WWI 4 BB to 40 1146 VIM. IN Town wadi, per VI N. __ _ lbs. NW oess. Country MON. bad l9 ton N orfolk and eadotk, 100 . 9 0 " Se B4 to VI so ahlp 10 to al 0 I N lOW.. Pro r. riw Qr. 1 1 M. I. I/salon and 15 O wedlin 18 4. 111 to 18 to 1°°.,,8 Bouslau NUM 10 11.0* EII I se to la° IllsisMeis ss se 87 el • ay Pus. 84 to ST 10 id to 118 °l. MIAMI COM. se. Irmo es. so to Bs Tenow nod& hooch, pro nook epaulsh„ . Antortosn, Pr NI l5 to so X Canada*. .. N. 4TO LONDON, BT LAND AND N. IN OCT. 7 TO OCT. 14, is Muting - is to 40 Colstallas Ganda( ZS to U YAW. Loa, Norfolk, sad lleffolk 56 b O3 Maples aM Ware 66 to 84 Brews BMW Diablo .ad lonigo biro MS to 68 Zoete* a Mookloo 11=1 6l to 50 40 to 41 Ma io. loot soft antiikoo. rod „ whits . Biszai balm 2O to 116 Dietilling Malting 0260. Data brewing boding iftitlYAlll OF ORLIN Ma 1 wArsa cAasuoi s h OW act bollbtl to do ea It ceriminly was a meet estrt mse, bat he w of opinion there wee no evidence a l▪ siolt he could coed the men for trial. He declared rabid was not • seintllla of evidence soden padeither man, bid they not bees pollocoonstables they would Dever "pp bees plural is f tiviosition they were then in. They " re boa men of charades, and that feet would bee Fest weight th him. The second were this disehaged. MAHYLEBONE. HATUBDAI NIGHT PIOWLIZI. • Bridget Burke. 16 • Mary Henke, 17; and Sarah °Wars 18, were elmeged with steeling from the dress f I of ef • married woman a plum oonWning IL Ge. " Se li na Lewis said en Seturdey night she went into Hat B e res shop is Lknosveve, to buy her little boy a jacket. I three prisoners were in there, and directly they had left the mimedher purse containing the money. She 'yoke to the &pm " a bout it, and when he pointed in the directios she sot lifter sad overtook them, sod took hold of them by Oak timem. O'Hara etruok her • blow on the Ism, and Berke sad Healey slipped through their erieolines and boom sad ran ad. - O'Hara also ran off. Burke wan Boa oonstable. 932 D, said he apprehended Burke, and took •to lb* station-home, where it was perceived she had w aning in her month. lie seized her by the throat, and aw e N oe difficulty made ber drop • sovereign. She said that d a lot Wan to the prosecutor. In herhand he also found w o w peverares and 7s. 6d. in silver. Jobs (kook, 343 D, apprehended Henley yentarday morn bsg she raid she knew nothing of the robbery but Burke Base, 46 D, took O'Hare yesterday, and she mid it wee Burke who did it Beek said after he had lodged his prisoner in the ntelics-lionse he went back to - Limnos-Fovrs, where he "hid ep the proseentrix's puree. 'lll, w orship wee informed that latterly these tried of robberies have been very much on the bereme, many te stiness having been brought under notice where poor women pave been robbed of all their husbands' hard earninp on • Siardey siaht. Hr. ' sna red committed the three prieonme foe trial, ea they were previously well known to she police. HIGHGATE. 11110TAL 01 MUM CATTLZ.—A TAMER 11311 D. Mr. Beaman. • farmer and oowkesper at Homey. wee sammonni at the instance of Mr. Farmer, the Cattle Inspector, for removing cattle contrary to the orders d ILs Privy Conseil, whereby he had incurred • penalty d It appeared that Mr. Bateman had loet • number of pin by the cattle plague, and Mr. Farmer and Mr. Potter, the impeators, had given him notice, on several pg p l eieen, net to allow diseased cattle to winder at to seem the same without their permission. On one caw dee five cows and heifer, were diseased and he had removed leer from the field to another piece. The defeedent said the cattle were sunder treatment, end ewe about to be removed when he had notice. Hr. Bodkin, the megistrate, told him he had made the ass sash waver. Ir. Farmer said it was seessiary for the prevention of is plague that dimmed settle should not be removed. GokaelJeakce, the megistreae, remarked that Mr. Bete smelted been motioned before, end he now admitted that le Ind sommitted en armee. If her Majesty's Orders in Oressil were to be of say senioe to the public they must aebxeed. lir Beech fined Mr. Bateman Si. and the walk and on my titan complaint the flue would be increased. The mislay was paid. VIZ MYSTERIOUS HOUSE. DRATH IN A LODGING- ADJOURNED INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Dr. Lenkester resumed an adjourned bosky respecting Oka death of a young single woman oiled Caroline Milner, whom it will be remembered was Mad dead in her bed in a lodging-house at 24, Little Drum med-Argot, St. Penns. From certain documents found is her possession and particularly a letter in which she opbraided a Mr. Mill, a tradesman in West missieros whose service she had been, with having boss betrumental in the trouble which she bad corm to, it was believed she had either taken poison herself or had it ad ministered to her. The Coroner mid one of the grounds of their adjourn mat was to ascertain if the deceased woman had died from the effects of poises, and another to ascertain if she wee sedate. Although the latter had proved not to be the mss, still there was evidence that she had children. Dr. Geo. Harley, having been sworn, said that on the 30th &Mather last he received three Yen containing portions of ilmeseed's lungs, liver, heart, Ito. He had mule an ethmi mike, but had been unable to detect any trace of poigoa. Be could not detect any Mose of alcohol, although ha aide special experiments for that purpose. He also era- ' mined certain bottles and boxes submitted to him, but he meld sot detect anything worse than sulphur powder, vials moiler, and hair oil. It was his opinion that she lid died from syncope brought on by a gradual failure of the MA's action, that in its turn having been brought on by man and asxlety of Mad. Is semen to Mr. Pope, who appeared on the behalf of Be. El (wits whom deemed had been living previous to ber decree). Mr. Bailee, the surgeon who made the post-mortem era =Mika, dated that there was adhesion of the dent meter I if demeed, which was a sign of drinking habits. Mr. Km was here called. He said be had known deceased four or five years. She had had two chil dren Jay him, but they were both still born. He had se desire that she should go away, and when she talked sheet doing so his wife told her not to been foolish. She asked him for some money to go to Keacheeter, where she bad some friends, and he gave it her, thinking she nor only going away for a few days. She Was very strange A times, and some of his customers would say that she was OM a madhouse. Mrs. Annie Mill, the wife of the last epitome, said she kit mw deceased the Saturday before her death, and had born her twelve months. Had so desire that she should go away. On the contrary, she treated the deceased as • ampufan Had no idea that she had lived with her hus band till this had happeoed, and only considered her as her hastend's friend. She was in the habit of drinking, and Ire gitently said she should go mad or die in a at. When she want awsy, understood that she was goiag to see some friends at Manchester. Witness heard where she was. Sbe went at once to fetch her back, not believing she was dud. ' The Corooer said the singular part of the case was that the doomed should have threatened to commit suicide, and then be found dead in the manner she bad been. The im pression convoyed by the letter wee that she had been in timated ; after the evidence, however, there could be no doubt that the deceased had sot taken any poison. The jury ultimately returned a verdict that" the deceased, Caroline Milner, was found dead and that death artm from natural causes." LONDON AND MEDITERRANEAN BANK. (THIS DA Y) An extraordinary general meeting of the share holden of this beak was held at the Baltic Sale-room, Threadneedle-street, this dee, to consider an agreement mad* the 7th September, 1665, between the Loudon and Bombay Bank and General Finaecial and Insurance Agency non (Limited) on the one part. and the London mad %Tremors Bank on the other part, for the sale and transfer of the busbies+ of the latter to the former, and to take the necreary steps thereon. Mr. W. H. Maxwma. took the chair, and in opening the briars of the meeting said the dire ctors of the London and Mediterranean felt, as the directors of all new banks felt, that they required strength, and they thought that in joining a concern like the Lon don and Bombay Bank, with a paid-up capital of a million, they would find it. They believed that the ation would be greatly to the interest of the a Lo m ern m end Mediterranean. lio moved • resolution non firming the agreement between the two banks. In answer to various questions, The CHAIRMAN said the holden of about 600 shares in the Contineutal Bank had refused to come into the agree ment of amalgamation with the London and Mediterranean, and as the Stock Exchange had refused the latter company • settlement it was intended to submit a resolution that the deposits on the new shares of the latter should be returned. The resolution was then agreed to, as was also another, whereby it was resolved that the shareholders of this com- Pane accept, in exchange for each 901. share held by them in the company, • 101. ohms in the London mid Bombay Bask, credited with a sum equal to four-fifths of the amount laid upon each such 201. sham. Mr. KING then moved that in coosequence of the refusal of the Stock Exchange to grant a settlement in the dealings of the shares of this bask all persona to whom shares in the tank have been allotted, and who have paid the sum of 24.10 a. a share thereon, are entitled if any should desire it to hare their allotments cancelled and their money re tard without interest, Mr. ic;;;l;eioaea: The motion wu unanimously agreed to, end a vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the proomdings. ITS. iirci.iiiir9i7 Wri t " Bono/. m. Fa Oata cm. Bor g Pea u77l )lout. s t: Me& ... 7344 240 1 3064 1073 777 .. 16524 St Scotch .... 26 642 175 210 .... • • .. .. 10, 141411 .... 14 1030 ... . le 'mita .. 2iiri liiii .... 30649 46 ill) lin 462 112 I is. T0ta1.... 31662 13066 1 1 , 3 1002 1406; 1300 18233 _...., LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (now ova OWN ooftaterowonrr.) --.. (NT lumina AND nrricalwriomm. 'MIGRATE.) 1e,4 The market continues very Wong, especially for Effpthue " 0 40,1 ((Wales. Sales will foot up about 20 , 000 to Z,OOO bales. IN 11.11401NG-LANK-ITHIS DAY.) 300. AS SINUL —The market bas bees active mints Friday at ma vary firm rates. The sales A ine brown Mauritius at AO 30a 6d. to 32e. 6d. ; crystallised, lt d 38e. to 395. Refined M pieces continuo in requu ieestt , and prices arc radar firmer, A O Dried goods an rather q. KO lIP.II 00Yris.—No sales reported. e).O BM:II%TM —7OO bags of Bengal sold for arrival at 255. g 0,4 BOIL —A small parcel of Jamaica sold at 3a, 4d. to 3s. ficl. fik , Ricr..—Buainem has be traniactod, but particulars are MA not slain. As Arm—Thera is an improved demand. About 9,000 bales ri l l mid at firm prima to : i oorrol.—About 5,00 0 bales kayo bean sold since Friday 60,i at au advaoce of id . to fed. per lb. 4Csi INDIGO. —The public sales of East India are going off 100 with great spirit at an advauos for most descriptions on the 6 . 1 114 1 opening rata& 14 , N. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. iu The market is atsedy. Prime ars quoted as follows : Town tallow. 48s. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 4 8 s. 6d.; Zo i December, 495. 6d. to 5A.; January, 50s. to 50s. 61.; 46 : ( Mush, 50s. 6d. to 51s. PASTICTILLRA OP TALLOW. ~«~i Stock on hand this day ..eaaks 46,669 Delivery last week ..... 1 820 Ditto trona Ist Ism 29.679 Arrival last weak 1,867 Ditto from Ist June 87,911 s. d YriesY.C. on %Mak day 9 0 Ditto Town last ?Ma. 55,49) 1,461 24,814 9,044 42.506 s. d. 45 0 46 6 Is 6. 1273 22,1 CANN 42,427 2,666 4.061 44 28,841 38.814 100.6 2,694 LOA 10,1 meat 48,208 16,( 6.d. a 6.d. d. 10.1 41 3 0 48 6 21.1 N 2 1600 0 go Arrival for the weak sad* 24th October last year, 2ltl mks, and deliv , 2,234 casks. The arrival last week coma- E.; prised 4,24 4 man bin . 794 Australia; total, 6,048 auks. 74l METROPOLITAN OATI'LE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a large supply of beasts, but a considerable number of Inferior quality. Late prices are fully main. 10.1 twined throughout. and in some instances chain ( - ma lt's. som have advanced. The number of sheep is about the same AA es last :week. Trade is more active, and on pearg 00 4 prices are b e tter. We have a short supply of ; ve they 4 . are readily sold at higher rates. From Germany and ?A land there are 3,790 bowls, 19,150 sheep, ZiO calves, and 5 4, 105 pigs. Scotland, 25 hearts ; frisl, 210 ; and 2,020 go ,r from the Northern sad Midland Conaties. 87,1 Par away et Ma. a. 8. a. ti Par sous of Ms. d. 4. 6 0 . 1 Bed Boots. gatodda. 62 5 Did & Ht-ada 88 0 0 6 0 . 1 Bud Sheraton& .410 6 Boat Idowwoola.... 510 4 80 1 easead goal. Has& 2S 3 Do. do. Stnra .... 0 0 0 10.1 Cigna P l 3. IlmaDaa&Alf-brada 2: lambd 0 0 0 - Beasts at faarkas. 6,360 : gawp and lambs, 31.900; calves, 36 pip, 478 i 4, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—'(THIS DAY.) lel Moon. Pattearlen and Smith teport that the market tt, continua fins for all descriptions of the new growth, at wo Isle prior. • -IC, THE MARQUIS 07 BLA.NDFORD'II MAJORITY.— This event will be celebrated at Blenheim Palace on Thee_ dal. the 31st, by a dinner and ball to the tenantry. This will he followed by a dinner to ell the labotwas cc the Blenheim estates on Wednesday, Nov. 1, and b 7 a dinner and ball to the nobility and gentry co Friday, Nov. 3. The Right Ron. the Chancellor of the Exam- _ quer, since he left Banked to attend the funeral of his At O r amlington, on Saturday. some f urther pro ailier.in.law, has bee° sllYthi its "free/ at Elleltdea eeethnn . of r i o bone nature took piece. sad the eviction of Castle, Flintehkr. Mrs. end Kies (Redstone are steyieg at , dr u m threatens to bie attended with serious Mr Thomas Gladstone's wet, Famous, K.iereadineshire. I coesequenose. The Marini' and Marchioness of Salisbury have I We undentaad that Mr. Diakena 4 a son ol . th E s bele entertsining succession of villein' at Hatfield House, imk ai n , =0 " o thin, this 0. Wilki se eelebratd novelist, has to hie 11 Mr. J ue tiss Barry. been apeeis —llfelboterne Argus. II ". during the peat w eek, Countess Brownlee, the Berl of Eldon, Count PAW, Lord l Rink!. IU n oun " , o lu eimni_zoAD.—The and Lady Enda*, Cecil, the Bight Be.. Basilplig and somber d plientS relieved at this heopftel dudes the week Mn. Disraeli, Hon. Mr. Legge, Hoe. Mr. Vora, Mrs. lane swin a October 14 wee 3,886, of whisk 1. 258 were new For, ho COM. IGENCE. ICRUPTCY. eat CioaWary.) Sin matter. The babbi t t Hie present debts wet s of twelve months he b appeared to have acted le me, who were creditors tm creditors had just &m i d had none, as the Mai m ,. pnying them money. ▪ bankrupt bad sewed se ✓ as his enconnte wen man f opinion that he bed kept the deficiency by * A mp. le CMG must b• sai immid St the backmpee maim, I 97 ri,oollllllllo. e had entered into a iart of I creditor leave to lane execution. '.the deed. ikeor, took objeoticre to th e be ground that not a sin g l e red by the rules and olden; right to examine tliedabke r to show that the deed ,meets at the act. pplieatioos to the pia be supported by saldasi4 log ; and a most useful role silt to examine vitae's% lodation for the appliguk, cook! only' be doom (a sa before it the Tertian to tko mast therefore be disraiond II on bebalf of the la. le s an id :rder . for pay &WT. MI" any mast. man - dada:et of soda mai • dsaoribed as traveller to a 1 before the wart is forma og no assets. This was the m and discharge. 5.1 that he had bees banimapt Damian he paid :Xla la the sod deacisooy acooonto. nkrupt, oostooded that be motion asked for. idjonrument for &Ultima tOBIZT BOYLE. ;a a in her Melody's Woolwich, former y of ths sitting for exemisasios rsi cams to the court on his failure to his haying lima • had received ao weesiciimo ,d creditors 1,1724; to Chefs ties, 6,0251. Assets, mule W.; ditto, bald as security, dice are crediters for 1,5001, the bankrupt, stated that r for annulling the Wirr al being paid to the medium. r been stayed, and a !grills SESSIONS. DAY.) 'Aar maniocs of tbs berth kw s eranmesosd this mars* It Clerkennall-green, Was ...Judge, and Mr. Joseph Paps, T. Jervis. Mr. Woolley, Mr. oiler jastioes of the pawn. _ . .sSistan‘Jadgs.) att. it contains the names aI besides a dozen bail COI* U. important. Tbs depress ors are as follow : Nadia I only, 14 ; mad and writs perfectly, 58 ; and of superior .2 prisoners indicted for is le:eat insults on the police is tbs treaty are for robberies foes LAND JORT. en sworn, ttly addressed theca es to the ezpleined that, although they they had no very grand duties ely to see whether, atter era. back of the bill of iedrotment, fame ease made out against the n sending tbem for triaL The el them to their room. i DODOS AGALI. at at the last semi= two men, eel, were convicted of stealing od othyr moneys, the property as, from the pence of his wife, inner in which the robbery was The prisoner Loans weal up to her to direct him the way is le did, but while doing so the her purse from her pocket and ely pursued the prisoner Nal acid the puree to them. The Lewis, telling Wm that she ma Led him to give her up her pane, e had not got it teen in fact. en up to the assistance of the Toured to force her into a water at hold of Lewis, and the crowd mad Neal. After sone paining the parse with sixpence addl• at sixpence would pay her for her ten straggled hard to get away, reined to allow them to do so, t for the prisonen were taken into wowed at the trial last session, sad prisomirs guilty. Two or three 'gout Lewis, and the Assistant. e kept in penal servitude for wet officer of the house of torrential, he believed that the other prisoner ischarged from prison. and that if be next !maim), he should be able at offence be had committed and al was again planed in the dock. he prisoner was triad in this coat 1.864, in the name of John Se_sitht nuat he imprisonmeot, with bare Mb, thereto , . he bad been but • prison when he committed this ski he mast Aare the fete d his mateeeed him to be kept in pool LICE COURTS. HIS DAY.) ISION-1101J8E. ATTUrtrT AT 80=1 scent-looking young woman, Wes IMayor, charged with being drank with mailing • most determined Life. evidence of a police-constable Out m found the prisoner outside a imget•-street, very drunk and gigsd to take her to the pollee. ing-lane, where she was looked p. &sequence of something that trans. on duty at the station west to the er was confined, and he found her y insensible, and a piece of cord tied a a knife with him, hut the ligature as with ve great diffi cu lty he was in oder it, and doing so he lißhuy col the prisoner. It was a cousiderabl ns mite to herself, and she was ther. misery to watch her to prevent her to mischief. at by the 1 / rd sewer to questions p a married woman, but her husband ream She had latterly been i n the nly cams out of the workhouse on red the prisoner where she obtained els with was allowed a pint of beers day in I of drinking it she sold it, and else ran this source whoa she loft the that she took very little liqoor ems her, and she did not know what ry. fischarged her upon her promising not ,Boßoma-I=En. i T A BLiE cmeaosp WITH ROBBERY. bias of the C division, souped in Yrt. Tollogk, were charged before log • gold witch, of the veins a la, seafaring man named G annet Marlbo roug h. s t re st poliovstation. of Great Marlborough-street, I' ysad Mr. Lewis, j a a., of Ely-plesti widows of several wi the ewe liad beau eacot t =y if iat.ririt attached to it, i o aarnooli 6. are polioroorietablee. He (Kr. Tr moot for the leo of the watch, tad h. 911 66 126 i 1 77 i 96 97 11 14 6 0 180 112 148 160 la lei' :1 o 3 ea 011131011101111. Ictadas—Priom 68 60 IcoolAgin 11 TS 00 99 100 70 7 5 101 IT, 101 102 in HQ 21 32 us 2 to 92 88 70 go 69 68 6 0 42 65 te 4J 46 28 10 08 31 143 !06 --. 1 iPm -- 1011 traa' 1 4 I` +d 07 Br 100 06 l4 1 OjOL 100 i 1010 02 lit SS 00 eTi es 82 84 100 101 1001 101 e Idle 14 100 No. I ft. I 101116/ =NIL Ns. I 811. I 1.! S 1 , 1 1. 6 h, IS h, 4 t,004 44 1,000 IS Co, I 5 . $ 5,000 0 0, 1 o, SO i,OOO 11 5,000 $ 0,00 I 1480 1 a, it hO, 6 millet : *Wanks t aegio•Brac i reirte: Bruit LAII.Co.(Lim..) Cape Copper (Limited) CapulaMrer (Limited) .• ^ - ir.... . ca. cop ir i coo rd; ,, I ra 1 .• • • • Dc'a Del 3.4 iLimAai rotten& (Limited) . . Yrontindaßollelatioldi Itheenil F .a puncis polled) • 1 Pl f O. vino& _ I 1 an ir iL us A, li al i r di ) fliues . Lagtaniaa (Limitod).. liorloolto PLAaroos Mit G esoukillo Copp -Adbauddlivi ...., 0 . :::1:ib k ano. ...„ 6 Port Rhillip . 1 &rota Parb.Oold 11.(101 . i, 1 Loosas1.11lo.) 1 11l I;►p 10 RJohn del soy (Lts.)l 10 1.156 ID MAMA Modem (Um.) 1 0 010 Val Antliorls Gold o VallaossoesOokt(Luo., 0.000 1 Vanooavor Cos1:1.1oLi • 0 000 adwoOold(Ungtod) . all 0 000 Do. Do. 0 000 Worn:1 . 1IAI 0.000 Yorks Wail. ea 1 6.000 rsiamadma.ll.m.) all 47 2 61 QM 1 90119 19 61 19 121 st trim 21P. IL 23 2 it S id" i9ll }iv lbw 9 I li e. S. 41 Si 6 it 1 166 e: 7 2 . E pm 1 dla 1 i l I .... .... pm i 2i 31 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Reatern—East-Anglian No.l, Five pm cent. stook, 10L London and North Weatw—Bedfrd and C oot., Maeoheireer, Sheffield sad Llnooln Si: per Coat., 1214. North Eastern CockeoL 4 pee cent. reclean., 99. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Dutch ItheetilL 24. Great Lo.rembonrg, 15. Namur and Liege guar. 14fr. p. an., 9,4. Ban Paulo (limited) guerenin•S 7 per mint, 16},17. MISCELLANEOUS SHARES. City of MOSCOW Gas (Limited), N. Commercial Union Onanraneel, S. Credit Fancier and Mobilier of England (Limited), 10, 9*. Ebbw Vale. 14f. English Rild Australian Copper, GeseralCredit and Finance of London (Limited), 51. General Steam Navigation, 251. Imperial Mercantile Credit Association (Limited), 71. Internatiotal Financial Society (Limited), 61, f. Italian Irrigation (Canal Carom.) 6 per omit. Bonds tea deemabls, 1870 (leaned 90), 841, 3. London Oeucrai Omnibus Company (Limited), 31. Millwail Iron Works, 41. National Dieonnt Company (Limited), 151. °reread, (turner and Co. (Limited), 171, Peninsular and Oriental Steam (ail paid). 75. Ditto ditto (New) (351. paid), 52j. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LP/WOOL, OCT. 11.-41alm to-ear Calcdonianinew amount, 1461 - London and North Western. 124 newew account, 1241 1 1 1 Eta 1 1-11etropoiltan, 140 1 891 : account 1401 1 891 - Buffalo sad Lake Huron. new accoant, 9 9-16 1 9-18-ditto 7 per cent, 101-Grand Trunk of Canada, new amount. 211 1-Erie, 154 -Illinois Central 881-United States 6.20 Bonds, 88 71 new account, 88 -Nadi Rhenish, 7 15-16 p.-Sambre and Meuse, 01 x sined's Sdng Company (Limited), 1 -litermsntile and Exchange Bank (Limited), 4 7.18 d.- Maritime Insurance (Limited), 1 d.-Mereentile Marine (Limited), 7-16 d.-Thames and Mersey Marine (Milted), new demount 83.16 -U own Marine (Limited), 113.16 p.-National liE Steam (Limited), 81 d.. new aCCOILDt a 31 W ago n Steam, 92 a BUIIIIIIOHAX, OW. 14.-Birmingharn 'shares changed 4 hands to-day at 104: end South StafforsWiire Water Works at 7 . tpz d rshare. Strabord-on-Avon Railway lave per Conk Preference o at 91 top 1; Shropshire Bank, 6to 4; Binnirecham Old Union MILL 61 to W: Birmingham New Unlon Isla, 11 to a: and Muntz Metal, 2to n dim There were buyers of Patent Nat and Bolt at 11 prem.; and of Patent Shaft and Alletree. 61 prem. priesternm, moderate barium was done, and c e s were drm at the close. Great Eastern, next account, 471 --Cheat Western of Canada. 161-11.11 note Central. al; next account, 831, 4-Londou and Caledonian Marine insurance (Limited), 1 p.-Loodoa and North Western, 1141 5: neat account, 1211 1 1-Manchester, Shefileld, sad LiDOOlaWre, next account, 571 8-Metropolitan, 189: next account, 18955/ }- Midland, 1261-New York and Eris, 681 ; next acoount, - North B r itish , neat account, 634-South Eastern, 894: next 1 ac ooant, 804-Times and Mersey Marine Insurance (Limited), oast account, 61 p.-Uwited States 6-10 Yams' Bonds. ti} ; sat amount. 4111. ircaLut, OCT. VI-Three per Cent. Consols, 881-New These , per Cent, Stock, 871 1-Ditto, for New amount, Nov. 8.871- lithernian Banking Company (251. paid`, 371-National Bank (SOL I paid), 781 4- Ditto Certifirate Quarter Share (71 paid), 191- •-• National of Liverpool (ted) (101. paid), 17-Royal Bank (101. - -Great Southern and Western 401. paid), 911-Dublin, - Wickes , and Werlord 6 per cent. redeemed (paM in fall), lit llp to this date there have been 57 arrests made in connection with Fenianian, 33 are mat for trial, 6 bailed out, 2 have become Crown witnesses, 1 transferred to Team after committal, 1 discharged, tad 14 remain to be disposed of, including 6 prisoners brought up on &tar- day. According to a military order issued by General Woods, all the Episcopal churches in Alabama are to be closed, on amount of the refusal of Bishop Wilmer to order the prayer for the President to be read. The prayer beg been heretofore omitted on the ground that the authority of an ecclesiastical council was necessary to amend the prayer according to the established facts of the day. According to the second annual (report of the council of the Hartley Institution at Southampton just trend, nearly 800 persons are members of Ithe institution. It. reading-room contains the principal scientific) end lite racy periodicals of the day. Amongst the addition to the library have been 800 volumes of books belonging to the library of the late Mr. John Bolin, a Bouthamptoniworthy. A course of tirstelan lectern together with aincerte Illustrative of the mune of the great mantas, have bees even at the institute during the year. DILTH OF Ma. W. VINCZNT WALLACIL We deeply regret to nominee the death of this anent lyric • 1 cosines, on the evening of Thursday, the 12th inst., at the • Chianti de Begin, Haute Garonne, Fyne's', whiner he had bees removed about a month before from Paris-Pliny. The medical men present on the sad amain state thsimandiate cause of death to have been congestion of the 1 Mt. Wallies leaves a widow sad two young seas. His t Olin as an operatic omens, will probsbly Teethe fall notice at another time. His most antenatal woks wen Maritanct and Luring. He lenses posthumoes kin Zstrette, pond opera 1 in townie emend him, almost complete, cat fended ea a Spann romance—. Mr. Walleee's fa, e ante.Gres of operatic 'object. The body sat bo brought to London this week for interment. The deceased gentleman ass 83 years of ego—Orreatra. i - Metropolitan Bonth &stem North Fastin : Berwick Ililto7York North &Wok Groat notion Gland Trunk of Clonada Groot Woolson of Oasads Brie Virile& 6 per Omit. Illiaoie Omitral, paid up Luxembourg . Osiers' Credit Hudaou'a Bay laternatioced Nomad Allis;;;ltentt Confederate Loin Otea . k Mexican Ditto, 1864 I Spenieh Passive 7n s t r la l . 6 pr. Cent Nita 1865 Loan Unita States 620 Bolds 3-16 to 5.16 6 t• 5-16 to 7-16 5-16 to 7-16 3-16 to to 6-l b 1.16 to 3-16 io 1.16 to 3-32 la. 6d. to 20. la. 9d. to .. 8 to 1 2 P et* 6d. to la. 6d. oast. 1-16 to 9d. 1-11 to a to t 1-16 " beak 1-16 to 3-16 coat. 1.16 to 3-16 1-16 to 3-16 9. 1-16 to 3-16 .. 1-32 to 3-32 .. to L. to e J. to 2a. i SATURIUT Imams. Consols, which closed yesterday at 89} to # for the Bth November, opened this morning at the same quotation, and cl osed at 891, or 891-16 to 3-16. For money the last price was 881 to i. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console. for money, 86/, 89 • ditto, for account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Redueed, 87,x1 ; New Three per Ceuta, 87, 1 ; India stuck, 7 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 105 4 105 ; Five per Cent. " elli aoed dian n gu r v u pee erumrnt securities were quiet. The March Exchequer Bills were rather firmer, as 8s to 4s. die. ; and the June recovered 3a. to 45., closing at 15e. to Bs. die. Foreign stocks were heavy, ow in g. p artl y to the settlement, and partly to the decline in the English funds. Spanish Three per Ceuta. fell 1 per cent. ; Mexican, 1 ; Mexican of 1864, 1 ; Turkish of 1886 and the Consolidde, 1 ; and Buenos Ayres Deferred, I 1 per . cent. There were inquiries, however, for Russian and Ecuador Bonds. Brazilian Loan Scrip declined 1 per esat., closing .. at 3to 3* prem. The Erie Rialway Loin was quoted 2a to a prem. The very satisfactory report just issued by the di rectors of the Credit Fonoier and Mobilier of England has led to an active demand for the shares to-day, and the price has risen 7s. 6d. to 10e. The shares of the other financial companies were firm. There were more inquiries for International Finan cial and Imperial Mercantile Credit. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternational Finan cial, 1t to It prem. ; General Credit, It to 2 prem. ; London Financial, 7i to 8 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2t to t prom. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 6 tot prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 101 to prem. ; Joint Stook Disoount, to I t dis. ; Overdid, Gurney, and Co., 6t to I prem., being higher ; Egyptian Trading, lt to 1 du. ; Ottoman Socidt4 Gkinerale, 21 to 3 prem. ; Rudeon's Bay, 15t to 16 ; Lion Brewery, It to n prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, It to n. A reduction was quoted in International Contract, Royal Mail Steam, Peninsular and Ori ental, and Smith, Knight, and Co., but Rhymney Iron shares and those of the Company of African Merchants have sh4htly improved. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follows. —'nine-Atlantic Steam, par to 1 prem. ; Allan's Trans-Atlantic Telegraph, It to 2 prem. ; Mer chants Company, tto per. MINEII-(THIS DATJ Two o'Cleox. The mining market is steady to-day, but the transactions are not numerous, attention being still chiefly confined to the settlement. Clifford Amalgamated,Carn Camborne, and Chiverton Moor shares are, however, in request. Subjoined are some of the present quotations :—Clifford Amalga mated, 19 to 20 ; Bast Lovell, 15 to ; North Treskerby, 3 to i t ; Chiverton, 0i to f ; Great Busy, I}4 to ; North Chiverton, 32a. 6d. to 3fis. ; South Darren, 375. &I. to 40s. ; Chiverton Moor, 6to ; and Caro Camborne, 365. to 375. Chontalce Gold shares are in demand, and have risen to 1 to 1 prem. Other foreign, as well as colonial mines, are quiet. Cape Copper have been dealt in at 12, and Frontino and Bolivia, at 3, 21, and Si. The half-yearly meeting of the United Mexican Mining Association will take place on the Bth Nov. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE tii ildenua TWAFL) BROMLEY MICETING.—(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STEEPLECHASE. Stiletto • . . 2 The Objected acme in int, hat could . n ot draw his proper weight, wet diunalified. - - - THE BROMLEY PLATE. Madcap Uxber Gamecock 7 ran. SELLLNGIHANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. About two Idiot, Betsy Baker, Mg Boy, The Lee, sad Berne are Fe . Faramin.—Binito, Areloarnimpsi SELLING STAKES. Hall s sae. Sr to Mary, Harter Shutt, Ls Pique, Fair Lady. Busch, Lady Warwick, Ratainar, The Proctor, Vickaborib, Br to Lavesder, Jess* sad British Queen. AB are hem. unapt ins Sr to Mary, Hadar Shutt, sod Itetaioer. HUNT STEEPLECHASE CUP. About two mike." Irish Boy, Tuscarora, Cream, The Rejected, aud White Stockings A ll are here. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Bad Hatton, 224. • Walla End Haswell, 23e. Walls End Hartlepool, 225. 9d. ; Wall. Bud Braddylo Hat. ton, Tta. CI& ; Walls Bad Ramon Hen, "Jo. ; Walls Eed Boat! Hartlepool, 210. 93. ; Was Bed Oaradoe, 22e. 9d. ; Walla Ead Capo, ra. ed.; vials Esti Kalb" 21e. 9d. ; Walls Bad Edna Maio, 21a. 9d. ; Walls End Hel ton Imes, 21e. ; Walls Rod Tanntall, 21e. ed.; Coops Hartley, 210. 3d.; Bebaide ditto. 21s. ad.; sastinp ditto, 21a. 6d.-58 skips at market, 35 at sea. The Cattle Plague Commissioners met on Satur day at 2, Victoriss-street. Proomt--Earl Spencer . Lord Cranborne, Dr. Lyon Playfair, Mr. Read: Dr. Quoin, Dr. Pukes, Mr. M'Clean, Mr. Wor mald, Professor Spooner , and the Secretary. . ...i Numinous Faso The firemen of the London Brigade sad parishes were engaged the whole of lest night and this morning is attending fins amounting to a doses in number. Some were of a trifling diameter, but the following were attended with great kill of p roperty. About a quarter past 1 o'clock this morning a flre, nearly attended with loss of life, happened in the premises kelongiek, to Mr. Robert Sealy& boot end shoe 1 maker, carrying on linainese at No. 144, Bar , street. The Sr. had obtained the complete possession of the lower I w y of the building, sad thereby all means of soups by the latairoase was cut off, and the Inmates in a:tempting to I descend were nearly stifled, and tre obliged to mimeo their steps sod make for the upper w indows, onto! which they jumped into the street. The roadway being up for reps the conductors Swain and Wi ll iams had the greatest di culty in reaching the scene of the conflagration, aed the llamas could not lie extinguished until the shop and dwelling. hones were entirely destroyed. The origin of the fire is un knowe. A lire also happened In the prosanes beloeging to Mr. Merrick, a carpenter, No. 25, Frederick-plea, Orchsrdntroon, Emex-road, Ital.-pond. The dm commenced in the shop from some unknown come. The es llgines were promptly in atteudance, bat the firs could not be subdued until !serious damage was dose. At 1 o'clock this naming a iirs hacesed is tike pre of Mr. G. Leash, a groongrocar, No. 103. yam' st mt . game Westminster. 'The damage done was cossiderable. About half-paet 5 o'clock a fire broke out in the seamless of Mr. losefer, lodning-hones .proprietor. No. 99, Eludes street, BitadwaL It commenc e d in the first floor. and was not pat out until that part of the premien was burnt mt. The origin of *ls ire is also unknown. A may de structive Sc. took plass in the promises a Mr. Ottodsair ' dresser, situate at 2, Great Button.atreekClsrkenwell. A 1 rollee.soostatle el the City form found thenes shooting through the shop window 'butters. Be raked us Instant alarm s , se so M ot d Conduit° , Jobs Shaw quickly strived with d the Alitsroet royal essape. The swagge to make tials escape. butt they hsta Itothist ole 'Maud thair night clothes. Shaw, bearing that a boy had berm le ft in the building . Wood the Mt and mooed floors, but found se one. The frost rod book shops sad the contents were destroyed, sad the upper peat of the building seriously damaged hr fire. Aiother Are broke nut in the premises of Mr. fienallboses, 1, lffiddle-row, Old -s treet , fit Lakes. Oinadderablo damage was done bef ore it was subdued. 1 1