The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-07 00:00:00

N.I VAL .I.Vb MILITARY. A IVI RA LTV, ger?. 4;. Pits/Mt nig sxo AN') Ar• :•,to Lieutataants 1.e.! A. P. tlintos . to th• • ; %. It. I.*ett. atnl t. %. !smith. to the Hawke. r F. Tt•ler tt. tha Cohotet. (aimed oanl service. •.•••tat l'e)etastrt. W. 1.111h.0n, t.. the . Y. 11 Meow. Itirehrito ittri W. A. . h.4rTri to th e tte r ir me r e t in . , t I , 11. to the X .• utter. I:. Ells*, 1.. thr 11At11..o.ogh. Eb,:•100,1 J. r t.. the Ilimablo. •• •• W. WI !luau..., to the • te.teel elate .tt,itt.. n t En.;irwer W. I...olte.‘ttlt, to , „, 1 reutaterary. t• ...I.a.etta I' R. It flattilitoos, to the I lero. .• I. tl,auk . w. It. 40.1 N. C. F. Nuistelte, . • t0 , ..0..te: to aural ettletaltite. • Vt tIITSIIOI Tll. thtrr. 6. I: t:„ 1 ;rev intpretttl the •.. .4. •,• f0n.:..t... Awl the l'elican, 17, screw sloop, . ,•oa.. It - • trir.rtal thud the Shannon it about to Cateatn the flow. 11. F. Ruttier; .o -f r..a. 0.4,4 t 14r I:oy.ii Clar-bee Varth awl that he will t ..0 the Lott India rail Clan* Tor I% . ...at,. I %rerlsoolcr 11.i:ip !toos, erne liconght floe* to•oi •..I II ..less this norsoug, ate! houtssl the minket. us rntrreol .6 •••oxi.lenal.le number of her erellf. 66.61 6 6, .1. 6 111..1 It It to reinforce the oitualron in North soil:, Ic..t 'fl.,• % r rw'•srutg hulk. ws• *coil is No. to t.. d.. t.. 1, hri.lios of.. I:l....Ln.authu,. 4. atesmetneiship. 7lutrr n. r.l. r I. st , ti.let% yilnJ 11. i. aftersoos for the esiitwasl . 11..iiiirniunitnariem. The lics, i. 4gelun.ategy.bip M.. ter commaiwlec T. C. a, sirivc.l this otorii:sg from Woolwi c h w ith b a il ees . n. steamtroopship, Heeoriaile, sr -I.‘ k•il this evening from the Meiliterrsesso, with invalids. I ler MejeAty (4a) the f'aif.d Nrrrire fte) hzut graei.ataly pkear.l to direct that the DOW 'soma boa. pa,kl at Wooleri..h .hall he ealfrd the Herbert Hoapital, out to the toemot .4 the lite Lord Herbert, I. whole inc building was estaWsabed. Ott Thurohy the Duke of Ktmeraut (Find Lord 4 the Admiralty), hi. an-rebury. wl the Hon. Henry Imummorsil, visited Cardiff. Hi. gran aml party promealed ti, Pontypridd, when they in , peetird the chola works of Mews. linen, Imam, sail Co. They returned to Cardiff ah at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, and proceeded to Hristal. The Amp and Nary ila:rfte rJgreta to hear that en imperative order from the Hone Ueanhi haay readied the loril-Ideutenat of the county of Donetahire, din , iing the immediate dissolution 4 the ?ad Dorset Artilliry Volun teer., now et Portland. A divisional e.iisincitpl in Bengal is vacant by the smoiistment Mir Robert Walpole to the Statist telealtar. thlestigh the emolnnierits are tempting —4,0001. a year— there does sot spleer to he great eagerness among the . :enenel "Morn to enrouuter the #1.4111n'in,,,, of Indian realm:we; and, ea in previous I n*Lone , ”., we (Anode etml Na r-1 fir) have little doubt that the ...ler: m i l e list will Lore to be resorted to before a sworamor to Mir Robert Wall pole is Annul. The Chunnel Fleet, under the Command of Rear- Admiral ItAirrt Smart, ICH , has been ordered to Carrick fergus, where it is expected the ships will remain for souls days. The Warrior will, according to existing arrange awns, lane the Thames for Portsmouth ort or about the 1 , 14 tag. Tus RIIINFoRi•EHENT FOR CANADA. —No ria.lee lion lie yet lees made of the regiments which we an peened in our last impressioa the government intended to wed oat sea reinforeenico! to 'nankin. Doubtful opieions a. to the policy of the step have Leen ezprensed,and it may be inferred that they bays rat been without influence upon her ■ajesh's reiponaible silviiiins from the fact that the arningemeets ■re for a moment su.pended. The St. Lawn:nos navigating will be open long enough to allow ei their reaching quebee by the Great Eastern after she re tries from her next voyage, should that vessel be em. PUMA as we mentioned last week was is contemplatiou.-- A rap mid Nary lAtallt. FRENCH WAR VI-wteL IN THE FIRTH OF FoRTH.— Expeditive. a French corvette .4 4 me sad WD men, l'aptaio C. Gnel, commander, nine up the Firth early on Thursday morniug, and anchored in Burutishind Ron-Is. Although .1*0ni,..1..it small dimensions. the Expetlitive has all the tidiness and agouti& of a ship of ear ; sad during ►er rtay, which ia, we believe, to cringe! to about a week, she will no dank wove a source of attroction to visitors, slumber. of whom fron. the Burntialand shore. were cheerfully received nu beard on Thursday, 40111.1 lowed to is! pert the vessel. she ems. ben with the purpose of ru :tiring fresh water awl provides supplies. —Scotsman. THE CH&'3 CONOIIIIIB AT BRISTOL. ---- On Thursday night a meeting wan held at the Athearem, Bristol, Captain Kriasedy in the chair, ard them were proved Hen Lamella'. the Rev. A. C. Rowley, Mears. O. Phillip., Pigott, Code, fie-ry, Holloway, Slosh,, Ilorbur, Femme, Powell, kr. Several committers for ma. ducting the affairs of the nmstiog of the morrow were ap emoted, and other armagenients made for rimming its am mo, aid Hen Lowenthal alluded to the glowing preselects of the ansivereary. The annual meeting of the Chess AJMlCiatioll will be bald at Brietal oe Tuesday, Wed meshy, Thunder, Friday, and Saturday, the 10th, lltk, 12th, I.lth, and 14th of September. The proosed ingi will 001170HITICS at 10 o'clock on Tuesday, the 10th of September, with a m oc h as o f th e subecribme, for the purpose of armies( the Handicap Toeurammt, paling the ocometitors, A.e. Chi the termination of this menu' Ho Goad Toernamend for two prism, oemieliog of a coo lant by sight players of all countries, will cainnerese. The followieg have entered lb. Irts --Hamm Bodes, Orem, &espies, Henn* Chug, Barth, Pankne, sad The Mimi Tourruneet for two penes will be orellood is BMW' *yam. sad will be played ea the herehrop We ciple. no folio* lag potholes ham rehired their saints - Hen. H. Coke, of the IX Geargib Chem Club ; the R. :4. C. Blackshirt of the Maribog Oboe Club ; Mims. Howard, Puller, Wilms, Yew & of the Se. James's Clem Club 311 r. J. Bagley, of the aipard arm Club ; Keens. Lesley, Frid lb. Worcester of the OmedW Chose Club Cala, et ster ahem Club ; 3tr. Zachary, of the Kiikkenninator Chem Club ; and Hanes. Him, Perrone, Holloway, Pigott, Selkirk, Seca* Worth, of the Bristol Athenaeum Chain Club. Nola by commitment between the Cardiff and Wereseear Clime (lob. Two piens on lash ride. Illniffoldrilaf/L Os Wedamday, the I lth Sepeasabor, Mr. Pathos, the tiameiebed Anom.o *Tor, wH sedan blindfold ten par. einieftamonsly wire ton eniedsnra A Gravid Pech ter Tourmenset in which fear mines will be awarded to the Mot ler of probleina Thar may who ham laud the rietratice fee of 10e ed. will be entitled to for all far prime. A notch by electric telepaph7let played Mimes the A Dried. sod she Greed Cher Bina, London. The will remint of is. con sultaties pine aad eimihrbended The coa saltatico pane •d 1 be pia the pat Dental, Lord Ly the e*nett, Lead Ca e r ad Hon Lowenth al; sod ee ptain H. , ode, by Mr. aid two radium members of all Landes Mem Clab. Is the angle. Modal WOOS Ws following esallemon bore agreed to en pp ge os the fact of Loader :—The Rev. H. A. billoonell. intasis J. Cunaiugham Hama Herles, Campbell, G. H. Neekensm, and Wornald. A WENN. 011 char end chess Savors, by Mr. Lowenthal, will to delivered is Friday afternoon, if time will wait. The dinner will tabs co Frury, th o 1.41 h Sept, at wren o'clock p.m., the 1;11 on H. Lord Lyttelton ea the rhair. • plea] seestisi or Me trametion oA Wisem relative to UM miseadalloa 'Mho held co Saturday, the 14th of Ingainaber, at three o'clock p.m. Tam BlBHoling OP DuWY. Witrtitte.LL, Seri. 5. —The Queen has hem yawed to order a cowl ddi re to the dean sad simpler el the eatbedrel church of Durham, empower* than to diet a bishop of that see, the same being void hp the death ef the Menspreble sad Right Reverend radar 1. God Deana Henry Mealiga Villiers, late bishop these ; sad her Majesty hes also hew plessed to reeeemead le the said demo and t a u t a s Ken Right Re valid Father in (hod Dotter Mulesi new Bishop of Gloucester wad Bristol, to be by them ee Bishop of the mid see of Durham —Ceara% Tam Quar.m rt ram Miciatantie.— It in a 'dr -sead theorist sight, in these =adore days, to see Vtor* the heather, and weeder* among imous it taiss ia sa te d stream% where the peopleogee raw rs 00 48/0 to result that dynasty of which she is so illuatrions se orumseet. With ItiOlard thief sad lowland laird she 4111 rie se she is revered ; and were her throne , the shattered remains of once powerful clam wou melt into one in order to crush those that would touch her crown with s mad% s hostile, or imPim blot Thom white cottages that seed the sue.roye awe. the Dee from their bright walls are the creations of the Q. What 1. .ere, she personally •isits her ten an t s , War • lardy i n t erest i n their comfort and wellbeing. and thus toils time to be a model laird's wife as well es a model British sovereign. On Sunday she appears, wet day sod dry day, ia the little parish church is the ' midst of her highland tesantry and subjects, and joins in the '""de. - service of the sanctuary si devoutly as if it had bees the a...summed worship of her childhood. The minister of lio• Panel' of Crethie is sot the very choicest or rei gifte lof the clergy of the church of flootlead, Let Le has the good sense to let others more able than himself occupy hie pulOt during her Majesty's rendpses. The arrangement t ha t aow prevails is a very ample Gee. Mr. Anderson sahebs half a doses frees "„__""ir • ble clerical frinds, whole asses he seeds ay t o th e ""motsry of State fors lU r eirjestion be lead% as 11 uv•irr done, them clergy's= Slew the pulpit may "'"'M Seviday. This was eat the framer ansegesmet. Lest d w the least liable to taisappeasattlw. Ulmer it pros `..• Pariah minieer the power ere 8•160610—• power, bow "I. 'high he bag rzereteed with peat wisest sod dicta. tea for several years. Leedom Illeeieut THE EXPRESS, SAT UR DAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1881. THE POLICE COURTS (TIIIS DAY.) CLEIIKENW ELL. .% , ..11 . 1.T ml `I'ItGEON. aged 21. a sun;,-..0. resnlinq at 43, Stale hope.street, Ile,reat's-peri., at the bar before Mr. trZymourt, charged with being drunk and assaulting James tiangley, 2.3, ?loath l'r,seetal-inews. Iturton•creseent, hack ney-carriage driver, Nu. 9,992, at 4 tasulatou-street, Somers. tow.. The *widener, went to show that this na , rning, between the hours of and 1 o'clock. the defendant e.erared the easuplaitrust to drive him from Pentoas ills to Ossulstou. street, Soniers•town. the distance being hardly ov e r a mile. When the defendant gut out of the cab the 41111111+411 lienawll4l4 Is. I,J. h.r Lis fare, which the complaivant fussed to psy, and offered the cabanas Is., which he took and said that he ought to have more. Th e d e f en d ant went snider the Limp unlike the protracts that le was about to write his a.ll . ess, awl whoa the cabman went up the defeat set struck bins • violent blow, kw eking him slows sail *merely grazing his face. When be found what he had does be endeavoured to get away, Lot police.constalde Norman, 9S, coats up and took him Tutu custody. II e wesit quietly to th e st o ti ou , a lth owt h lie was very much the w o rs e for liquor. The fare that the defendant utfeird was the full 1111104.1114. The defendant made use of aliusiv.. language ; and when the constable took him late easterly, the isibsnatis face was bleeding in three or four places. The defendant, i n reply to the charge, said that the cab man demeaded 11119111 than his fare, and being abusive, he struck bins in selfslefence. 31 r. D'Eyncourt orusidered the cage fully proved, sad colored the defendant to pny • hoe of 2111., and als. insta, or,rd in default, to suffer oche mouth's in.prisomn e ot, with halaborer. The defendant was locked up is default. TILE ACCIDILY? Off nix NORTH LONDON RAILWAY. LATEST P.I.IITICI ' ARS. (Til IS D.‘le.) After inquiry :it tic various hospitals this mom ing, we are again enable,' to announce that the surviving sullercre Lola the Lite terrible railway collision --so far at least as the hie•pitals are concerned--are programing favourably. Fears axe no longer entertained of a fatal result in the oases of (;eorge Terry and .tnn Plaillpott, In the Middlesex Hospital ; nor in those of James English and Sarah Cut, in the Royal Fr_u Hospital. At the Univeraity Hospital, Edward Essex, I%axles (ox, Coo. Woodley, and Hen. Hushbrook, the four sufferers whose injuries are the most extensive, and whose symptoms up to yesterday were of the most threatening character, are all reported as being somewhat better this morning ; and although it was thought expedient that the evidence of Cos and Wood'', should be taken at the hos pital yesterday for fear of the worst, hopes are now enter tained that kith may recover. Heury &area, 17, left tho hospital let nizht ; but his brother, John ritAory, au inmate. The number of pereoet, injured by the collieioo, now lying in the University Hospital is 21 PRIZE MEDAL OF rff. , .• 4 E . 4T EXHIBITION OP Isla. A fortnight back we ittateil thitt Mr. Mat:liar, R.A., and Mr L C. Wyatt, had been entrusted with the designing sod exemtiou of the prize medal to be given to successful ex►ibitors at what may be termed the Palace et ludostry, next year. We have now to state that the design for the columns of the modal has been ..orripleteil and approved of, and that the engraver it. engaged in producing the die for it. The work is of a much more elaborate and beautiful character than that of the prize medal of 1851. in the centre of the mold Ifrnauma If depicted seated on a throne. In her m:lit hand she bolds a wreath and in her left an olive branch. Emblematic e l figures, re presenting in inofactures, row proluce, end machinery, are exhibiting to her their several is-reductions. Behind Britannia, painting, ...minium, and erellitectnre• -who are to reosivo no reward b..yoesi the tribute of ad. tniration which their works will surely iodate—are *ego, emblematical: v representetl. and watching ear. neatly the decision of Britannia. Resting at the feet of the meted ti.oire. mud ..•copying the whole foreground of the group, ths British lion in all his majesty is shows. The arrangement of the tigurea is admirable : and the whole design seems to us to be worthy of the celebrated artists engaged in its emotion, and of the great occasion which it is int.•oded to commentomte. The ilinicrxion. of the medal will he i.lenti.al with that Riven in as well as the neitc.ial of which it is com posed, namely, broom. The emblematical figures are cakn. idol to test the ■kill of the engraver to the fullest extent fer the elaboration and minute detail of their drapery and concomitant characteristics are remarkable. The design for the reverie in net yet datorminial upon. but most probably It will consist of a wreath surrounding an appropriate in. seriptiaa.—.lfoltasics'.A/agariar. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. - - - ----- The railway share market is quiet to-day without any variation of importance iu prices. London and North Western and Lancashire and York shirestoeks have Unproved } per cent. ? while South Eastern has receded A. Thu other principal stocks are quoted about the swine as yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93} to f, ex div. • Great Western, 70} to 71, ex div. ; Midland, 1281 to 129, ex div., being firm • Lancashire and Yorkshire, ' 1113 to 112 • South Eaatern, 82} to 1, ex div. ; Caledoni a n, Ur} to 108/ ; Eastern Counties, 491 to 59k, ex div. ; and Great Northern, 109 to 111, ex div. Lombanlo-Veuctian Railway Ptharea have re coded to 1 3-16 to 1 7-16 prem. GreatLucembourg are firm, at the late advance. BLUISH IVAIIIIIOIIS. li. led I tatiduvo. ekidad Fh l al Odal i 94 37 yesteraor. Sol p.a. IN ad , Atlarstle a at. lemma', 68 IN LIII 100 Bolt. Bar do Are.lo.a.6p.e. ll}} 88} 198 e -1} all Do. . S all Balal.)dlokellaroail. II 41 1.. 10 all Du. Pre/Nowa 4 7 - 100 100 6.tJ.,3rant,.dtlodarlol, 01.. c. Bdt. dog. 1 1171 ea torsedb7lla./.41L.H. NI MI - 100 ISO , Do. Je1y 1 . 18 7 3 . 110 40. 93 9 9 - NO 110. Do. /awl, NM 0140. 46 7 6 -. I all . (Wrote di 6. EIMA49II 6 99 - 110 13 tiper.dllock6p.o.gut }Ns par - 71 Ussiou. Kos. 4 par coat - - - 10 all Eastern Beavl l9} 101 - 26 190 lad ladlru 30 all Do. Jubba/poro - - - 101 all Do. 6} p. ct.Dobsid Olt 100 - 199 all Do. 9D. at. do IN 111 - 100 all' Do. do. do. 1,33-7 t. 93} 100} - 10 all 10.06.c.F, .1 Malboartte - - - ft No Grand Inuit of Variad , 191 20 - Ell all Du. 6pm et. Prof. - NO all ; D0.,e.Pre1.6 p.et.ac 6O (4) - 100 all I Do. 4 par at. DobeoL l7 40 37 o 100 NI i Do. par ot. 1961 4 - NS .1 D 0 .7 .la. UP . ' 4 34 3 3/ 6 -- IL al) Do. do. 1072 ' 34 37 I - 3L IN .oreat Ita..aa Paolasal 9B 90} • 911 9 10 12 . Do. Nnw - BL 190 '64. A. of ludla 0. Bp. at 97 00 , - 30f NA Alt. Nest Caoada. aurae 9} V} i - 91$ 131 I Da. NIA l o, 101 dls' 7} 100 Ns Do. o p.eßdapa,y73.4r.op 06 9.3 I - 100 6111 Lg. 5 do.. 77.w1t.0p. 90 93 - 100 all Do. do. 71 althoNu& .. - - I 100 al D0.61p.cd.84a.pa7.77 - - - 14. 101 INladria Boar. te par at. 88 Pb - dl. IN Do. do. 6 _par ot. 07 90 - a. IN Do. all per N. Ulm. 9. 1/3 ,10 all Do. 5 per coat do. - - - di, -. I di. 100 131e1h.ewp.dp. cliloods .- - - 10 all N. 3runswlck it 17.1ada elan A cap. /0 all Do. do. LaNl do. 1 7 -- fa all Do. do. II sap do. 4 II - 10 all Do. do. Lad do. 4 6 - 6L NO Saluda lOl 1416 - gl 16 I D... Paad . rb I 1 4111 - 10 all . Do. - _ qt. 100 Do.lad.Bl.l , l*.g.late IN SS -- IS I 'l'llsaldad.L/taited.llcrip . I Ma -• "MIT ROOK W Pt I el. peke& I Balsa U 118 zdi 26 U 66 61 i Jim 2) Oil I 6 171 /4 141 2 4 2 1P 42 Ls, 1 sti Ll., 4,4 41 zd 24_ - 14 NC K 79 ►0 ►1 18 19 MAUI' MAIIRET—CTIIIS Od 1.1 Two o'Crner.. I'6 funds t , .-day arc station.try in price, awl little b.:.inexa i., going forward. Th. ~ ther markets are likewise very quiet, and the variation in priors of no importance. It is di:Lite a Saturday's market. The usual telegrams from the Pari4 Bourse have not yet arrived. The India Five pr Cent. St .ck i. firm, at 1031 to and the .trip at 1031 to 104. Consols are officially marked 93 and 92,'„ for money, and 92/ and 93 fur the account. The present quotation is 92: to 93 both for money atd neA Tutsday. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Ceuta., 911, g, ; India Stuck, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 103 i, 16 ; ditto fur account, 103;, ;ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 9611, ; ditto Bonds, lls. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 24., 11., 2s. did. ; ditto June. Ssi., se. peem. In the foreim stock market the transactions have been almost excinsively confined to Turkish Bonds, which are sa!iporttsi at the late rise ; the Loan of 1834 is quited 813 to 82, and that of 1868, 1 671 to 681, ex div. Other foreign stocks are nominally quotud about the same as yesterday. Sales are recorded as follows :—Equador New Consolidated, 1.5 i, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 82 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 137/1 ; ditto, for account, 67i, 68i, ex div. ; ditto 100'. Bonds, 70. HALF-PAST Two o'Ciock. Consols remain quoted 92/ to 93 for money and next Tueeday, and 931 to for the 10th of October. In the discount market the demand yesterday was somewhat brisker, but go )d bills were still taken. at 3i to 31 per cent. The applications at the Bank of England were rather more numerous than on Thurwlay, yet still very moderate. The sum of 80,0001. in gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday. The 203,0001. Australian by the Water Nymph will be delivered to-day, and will be sent into the Batik as soon as it has been refined. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, with a favourable tendency, owing partly, no doubt, to the continental purchases of grain in this country. In consequence of the holidays the Hebrew dealers were absent. Subjoined is our usual list : Amskeibun, 3 months, 12.1 to 1; Bottertiam, 3 day; 11.19 to j ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.70 to 5 ; liambag s ma banoo, 3 mouths, 13.108 to g ; Paris, 3 25.421 to 74 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 23.72! to 79 ; Freatiopt on-the-lkino, 3 months, 119 2 to 91 Pownburi rouble), 3 months, 32i to 33; Vienna, eif. Am. 3 months, 14.10 to 20; 'tries* ed. 50., 3 months, 16.10 to 20; Madrid, 3 months, 48j tog ; Cada, 2 month); 484 to g ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.85 to 90; Genoa, 3 months, 25.14 to 5; Naples, 3 mouths, 394 to 4; Palermo, 3 months, 1171 to 118 ; Messina, 3 montlis, 117 j to 1 ill ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 dap, 524 to 9. The Bahia Steam Navigation Company (Limited) is announced, and has been favourably received, a large portion of the capital having already been sub scribed for. There will be merged into this under taking two steam-ship companies already iu sue cessful operation between Bahia and the coast towns, as well as between that port and various places on the borders of the Bay. These existing companies enjoy valuable privileges of au exclusive character, which will come into the possession of the new company. The directors pledge themselves to the fact that the subsidies alone are sufficient to pay about 123 per cent. upon the entire cepitaL The demand for conveyance of passengers and goods will be considerably increaseal by the completion of the Bahia and Rau Francisco Railway. The capital is 160,0001., iu 16,000 shares of 101. each. 10s. is be be paid on application, and lib. more on allotment. A dividend court of the proprietors of the Bank of England is called for the 12th inst. The eleventh ordinary general meeting of the shareholders iu the &intl., Railway Company and its associated undertakings is called for the 30th inst. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8691. A half-yearly dividend of three per cent. in &re nounced on the stock of the New York Central Railroad Company. The Gazette specie statement for the week end ing Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—lmports ui gold, 372,8091. ; exports of gold, 1b4,7111. ; imports of silver, 259,2541. ; exports of silver, 101,9191. Fame Eviennia. Console, which closed yesterday at 931 to for money and neat Tuesday's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 92 to 93. For the 10th October the last price was 931 to}. The "continuation" was not quite so easy as yesterday, being 1 to 6-16. The of business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consobi, for money, 931, 1, 93 ; ditto, for account (Sept. 10), 931, VS ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 911, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, 1 India Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 1, ; ditto for account, 1031 ; ditto scrip, 1061 ; ditto Bonds, 10s., 7s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " =faced " rupee paper, 97, 961 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 10d. The India Five per Ceuta. declined to 1 the stock closing at 1031 to 1, and the scrip at 1031 to 101. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 2s. din to 2s. prcm. ; the June, 56. to Ba. prem. ; and India Bonds, "a. to 10s. prem. Turkish Bonds l were again in demand to-day, and experienced a fresh rise of about per cent. ; the Loan of 1854 closed at 811 to 82, and that of 1858 at 671 to 68, ex div. Mexican Bonds have recovered to 211 to /. Buenos Ayre were inquired for, and showed an upward tendency. Batik shares to-day were very steady. There wereagain inquiries for Bank of Egypt. Bank of Turkey, however, were flat. Atlauttc Royal Mail Steam were heavy. Oriental Inland Steam were marked 4k and 43. Great Ship were quoted tialki. to 7s. 3d. . _ . The closing quotations for shares in new under. takings to-day were as follows :-Ocean Marble Insuran 41 to 5 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, i ce, to 1 pretu. ; Universal Maxine loam. acme, to I dw. ; London and Provincial Maxine, dis. to par ; Oriental and General Marine, tto prem. ; Mercantile Fire, to prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, par to i pre m. Victor Etunanuel Railway bonds continue in demand. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwcz. Copper Hill shares have risen to-day to 195. " buyers," and North Basset to 6 to 81, at which price they are very firm. East Cared= are quoted 27} to 3 ; Marke Valley, 10 to t Wheal Margaret, 43 to 45 ; Providence, 39 to 41; West Seton, 336 to 345 ; and South Caradon, to 305 A number of t ra n s actions will bu found recorded in the Stock Exchange list. United Mexican Mining shares arc in demand, and are marked 5i and 51. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 381 to 39, being firm. East del Rey are quoted I to prem. CLOSING OF THE NATIONAL GALLIEHT.—It has been officially announced that the National Gallery will M closed to the public from Thursday, the 12th indent, he Wodneeday, October 30th, for the autumn vecoliss. During the recess important alterations will be made is the arrangement of the works of art, and a different eleenilen tion will be adopted in order to render the eke! dams of the great masters more accessible to studentsswi tie public. DISASTROUS FLOODS IN LANCASHIRE'. Yevterday morning, owing to the rain whizia fell during the night, the water rose very rapidly nu the river Irwell, and shout 10 o'clock there was en unusually large flood. At ri o'clock there appeared to be no symptoms of any great flood, and the workmen engaged by the [.nudes ilOll North• Western Railway, to increase the breadth of their bridge over the lrwell, at the Victoria station, were engaged in fixing au upright for the gantreys, is the middle of the river ; two men were engaged fixing some stays to the top of the upright, when tho water began to rise so rapidly that it was with difficulty they C.llllll get away by walking along one of the balks at the b o tt om o f the upright, which was then immersed to the depth of more than a foot in water. The force of the water soon broke awev all the supports ; the stays mapped, and the whole fell into the river. Luckily, no one was injured, and as the timber was saved the less to the contractors will not be severe. No injury was done to the stonework, or to the works in progress, at the spot where a public bridge is being thrown across the river, rather lower down. Inuring the night of Wednesday, a lighter, laden with slate, and lying just below Albert Bridge, was sunk by the force of the current, end went down. Some persons were on board, but they succeeded in making their escape. The lighter belongs to Joseph Tong*. The heavy rains which fell oo Thursday night and Frieay morning have caused damage incalculable in Tishoonlen. Three years since the town suffered very severely from water descending from illackatene Edge ; and the damage then done is now much exceeded. In ninny pla:ee the water row IM inches higher than in soy previous flare; ; mills were flooded, cottages filled with water, and one poor mac actually drowned in his bed. At Walsden the earth was washed away from under the rails on the line ; and it was deemed advi,ahle to atop all traffic till comparative security was oidained. At &cup, Shawforth, and Mitigate, also consid e r a bl e damage has been done, Mr. Lord's mill, at the latter idiee, being submerged to the tops of the loom'. All the streams between Talmordea and Hamm are swollen, and a young mac, who accidentally fell into the Roche, at Oakemod, was earned away with fearful velocity. At Whitworth the flooring of the new co-operative mill had bees fitted in a field on the book of the Sped ; in the night the river overdowed, and the timber was swept away, pert of it being recovered yeetenlay. About On o'clock in the morning Lee Mill. Wardle, was swept away into a brook, with all its contents. The rain bad ov a reservoir in the rear, the embankment gav e waeZhaTlethe escaping water swept the entire building, except the gable end, with the machinery, and a number of pieces of flannel. into a brook which ran in front of the mill. Some of the flannel bassinets been recovered. The building belonged to Mr. Charles Bamford, of Mount Green, and was worked as a fulling mill by Mr. Richard Hargreaves. THII KININWOOD MURDER.—The police •utho rities of the county of Surrey have received information which leads them to believe that the remains of Adolpkir Krohn, one of the suspected murderers of Jim Halliday, of Kingwood, were discovered a few days mo at Hi7h Leigh, near Warrington, Cheshire. The dead body of a young man, apparently a foreigner, between 25 and 30 years 'old, was found in a field adjoining the high road from the south to Liverpool. Decon,pusition had proceeded so far that DO Immo( features could be diacenied, but in drew, height, and every other ascertainable particular the body corresponded wit► the published demnption of Adolphe Krohn. No marks of violence were discovered, nothing whatever wet forted in the pocket. of deceased's ckithing, and it is sup eid Out the man must have lain down in the field and died from exhaustion shortly after the Kiogswood murder was siemmitted. SUICIDE OE • SERVANT GIRL—A girl named Brown, whose panints nailer near Sunderland Road-end, in Gateshead. put a period to her existence on Wednesday morning, under the following eircum e t aa p,_sb e wu living as servant at the Lord Collingwood lon, Clayton. strut, Neweastle.owTyne, and it appears that deceased hail bought herself a bonnet which her mistress eon suler:d extravagant, the price being is. Cal. She was con sequently chanted by her mistress, whether r i g htly or •rongly, with having taken the money out of a drawer in the house. Ths charge had the effect of cushy; the unfortunate girl to go home, but there, it is mid, she wee so ill received by her friends in coneoquenos of the accustion that she returned to her place. Here the charge wu reitusted, with the threat of the police, and a polbee en was actually sent for, but nothing definite could wawa her. On Wednesday morning, ab ou t 6 o' s he wee found to have cut her throat. At the in quest, is the evening, the jury returned a verdict to the Ve l d. that the girl died from wounds inflicted by her own band. The poor girl use may seventeen years of age.— Struderiand Herald. NT • CITNTLIOUN OF FORTUNIL A profound _engine has been created in Arecooshire. Mon mouthshire, and the end mantles, by the melancholy saki& of Mr. Davies, of k, a gentleman holding an Whines! position in society,and well known ins South Wales, who committed self-destructioo by blowiog his brains oat. He accomplished the sed act by placing the muzzle of • rile in his mouth, which be succeeded in discharging with the aid of • ruler to touch the trigger. He was fated quite dead, with the rile resting on his shoulder. No men la et pewit Aped fee the raah sat. Deceased was 110 years d erre. The mad imminence has east a gloom over the whole of the seighboarhood. FATAL Ovx Amen/m-0n Wednesday Mr. Sam Madam of Ingests., the respected agent of the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, was called on important husineaa to Rugeley. Having some time to spurs, he drove to his bird ship's estate sear Brereton, and, accompanied by Mr. James Dean, the eohki lord's mining agent, arid his son, a yams man eighties years of age, proceeded to the Coppice Farm, where they were joined by James Hackett, the game keeper, and his son. On getting into the " Middle Field sense birds ran into the hedge, and Mr. Guiders and young Dean followed them, the latter heath* the hedge. Whilst dein this, and stooping down an that Mr. Gioders might Ire ewer Ma; the birds rose mellow round, near the ground. Mr. Models, who was about four yards from Dean, raised kin ee n, and just as he got a fair shot at the hints and was mg the trigger, the you n g man. whose back w towards . Giademgot ighad the whole charge entered Limbach of kis head, teariog away the soalp sad brain. He immediately fell meshes, and Mr. Diadem, whose terror meddlers's' may be called to Mr. Deal, and ran for assistance, and i tZe i javas removed to his father's bows. He continued to breathe for upwards of an hour after the accident, but was issensible, and expired soon after he had been con- Toyed home. It is impossible to depict the scene of anguish that 'slued The bitter exclamations of regret which fell from the oak Munate gentleman who had so unwittingly bees the cause of the accident, and the deep, mad ',oilier of persatal love for the untimely loss of their endeared end early eon, were heartrending, and defy description. An Memel* was held on the body yesterday (Friday), at the Holly Blab lea, the Slade, Breietoe, before Mr. J. Collis, eoreeer, and • respectable jury, of which Mr. James, boob seller, wee foresee. The jury returned a verdict of " Acci dental death."—Stauforiehire Advertiser. GLOOM IMPOMTION ON SONLIVETSHIRE FARMERS. —A daring swindling case has just been brought to light Tanotno. Fur SOON time pest a sharper from London paid visits to Taunton monthly cattle market, in the character of a dealer, sad made purchases toy somewhat considerable extent, paying for them by cheque on the Reeding branch of the London and County Bank. On pre sentation the claques were duly honoured, and as he gam somewhat liberal prices he was courted by the fanners in the neighbourhood. Saturday last was great market, and the appearance of the liberal London dealer was hailed with considerable satisfaction by sellers. The prices be offered for sheep exceeded their expectatioas, and in a short time the market was cleared of sheep hr the enterprising London dealer, and shortly afterwards they were on their way to the metropolitan cattle ket. In the coarse of the afternoon the sellers received payment, am usual, by cheque ou the Reading breech of the London and County Bank, sod were thoroughly astir tied with their day's work. A day or two since the cheques found their way to the Reading Bank, but to the consternation end alarm of the victims replies were received that the dealer bad "no effects." Inquiries Min at mice instituted, when it was discovered that the fellow bed sold the whole of the sheep at bilingual market, at an alarming seerilice, he being nowhere to be found. The sums we have already heard of lost by farmers in this neighbourhood skims amount to from 1,1001. to 1,41i31. Some have been " does" of 1701., the lowest sums being :101. The police have bees made acquainted with the circumstance, end the perpe eater of tbehesel, it is hoped, will speedily be captured.— Briskii Mammy. WIDINAAT SUAIUDI AND NIOCILL eh. In I amvars. Vimatt.: prtem ogles to-pay I ye.teratty. 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I'l4 1 2 II it 9 1 9 9 sd le 99 xd II IS 19 IS xd 396 1G N 115 106 146 1114 147 1 04 411 I pm I ye 96 I I i II 1$ Ili lin 3 4 01 Wm 1 et Ws I 1: 11 16 3E le 46 60 46 10 lc ii at In xd 48 61 vl 61 62 126 136 $2 4 : 1 I (Us i Pe i } die M ei A LADY KILLED ON THEGREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. An investigation was held hut night by Mr. O. S. Brent, the depute coroner for West Middlesex, at the Coadi and Horace, kaliug, on the body of a ladylike im m, unknown, about 30 tears of age, who wal found dead 0647 the Ealing•bridge on the Great Western Railway, having apparently been run over by a train. It appeared that about $ o'clock on Monday evening last a policeman at the Rehm station received inform.ition from the driver of the 6.4 train from Windsor that be had run over a woman. He took a lamp, and on proce: ding about 21 - .0 or :C) yards down the line he first found a cape and thee a limpet, and subsequently the body of a female. She laid with her head inside the rails and her body outside. The left arm was separated from the body. She was conveyed to the Coach and Horses, where she was searched, and in her pocket were two very good pocket•haodkerehiefe, marked " A. M. D.," a pair of gloves, and a portc.inessaie, con• Mining 2a lid. and smaller roomy. She was very respect ably attired, with lace or open work round her under• clothing, and she wore several articles of jewellery. The dnver and iirenum both my her coming down the took. but it was impassible to stop the train. Th e a ma s s ed had been seen in a neighbouring rasp during Monday, and also between 7 and 8 o'clock the same evening ou Falum-briille. When L►t seen she appeared to a study. but there was nothing remarkable in her appear ance. Inuiiiiire had bees made at a photographic artist's i n Regent-street, onus:quail on a ticket being found on her berth that address, and apparently her name, "Mist Hari, The body, however, could out be identified, u some other person had fetched away the portrait, and no copy had been lakes. The jury were in doubt as to whether d - ceased attempted to croft the rails before the engine could reach her, whether clue accidentally slipped down, or whether she bad a suicidal intention, and therefore returned an open verdict, with as expression that no blame was attached to the railway com pany, or say Aber poss. EXTRAORDINARY SitaarArrox CASE IN OWNION. The people in the neighbourhood of 425 Argyle- wa i t, Glasgow, bare been throws into • state of great ex citement is coasequence of • rumour theta girl had bean im inured Ma garret, and been aimed dermid, besides bolsi sub. jetted to cruel usage, by bee parents, at the shove number. It appears that bete's= Mae and tea drink en Tuesday eight • girl seed Jame Insitym, el • ors named Duncan N'lntyre, middies cm the led at as, Arwyle-street, was shirred on the street afar bee Ilethee's here la as eso=ly weak ecurlidee. Tema what she sees weed, that she bed lade her gimps he: f ar hewn, sad wee on the oist of dominos. Her father, it appears, removed from p lwreay. when he earned ea • grocery badman, to his mead residents, shiest Ave yeas. ago. This pro perty, • tarp and mikado haddieg, is hie own, and he appears to poems selleima means of niaintainum • re spectable penition without followieg say m* The stated that slues her paresis had come frost Rotheray she hid bees ace led in the beam all that Una, haw* may beim twice outside during live years, the bet time en Taseday sight, sad the other castles about three yam sea. At eight she wee mat to deep I. a puma 'Awe the boom le whisk was kept a greatly of 'w aitera tier bed mailed et two es these - piens ai appead epee the deer, with a midi pillow, ea unrest, she lay, and with au eld woramet lelnalket sad coverlet shoes bee. Thin wee the ally fadele slept co deriver the extneme host ef het wirier, and se are was ever pissed in the apartment. The was kept continually at wort la the Imam, and had always • set teak to perform berme she reeeleed any food. When say partial called at the home she was immediately seat to the garret to reams them while they were present. Hee father was I. the habit of beating her, while her mother looked quietly on, sad afterwards they ordered her to the piyet. tilts was frame* met thither without having tasted food for a long time, sad had to endure all the asneatittas at imam till she was many times on the point of *treaties. She 6,1 taken the opportunity on Tuesday eight, when no one was in the house, of going out to try sod obtain food, m she was suffering much from hunger. Seek is the sub stance of what the girt stated, sod cidaialher appearance seemed to corroborate her statements as to the gruel treat. meat she said she was subjected to. Though die is seventies years of age, in bulk she is no lama a child. She iv only shoot 3 feet 9 lash.. is height, and her body is wasted to such a degree that she resembles more au animated skeleton them a living human being. When fouud I,u the street, elm was able to walk, but apparently with great difficulty; her leek was elightly Lent, se if from a long course of ill•unwa sad her whole aspect was sufficient to induce the belief that no girl of her year., in health, and without any natural bodily defect, could be reduced to so pitiable a emedition bad she been properly taken care of. She was amminsd by several medical gentlemen in the police office, who were all of opinion that both physically and mentally the girl was eatandly in a healthy coe&tion, and could only ... ga t for her present appearauce es being occasioteed by want of proper treatment. The girl was removed to the office of the procumtor, bed, who investigated the case, and she is now living with relation.. in Seuehieballatterst. The result of the ievestigatiom of the procurator-fiscal baa l imit transpired. DIA= OF THE OLDS/R CLZIOYSIA.N IN LONIX/N. —The metropohe tits Peet keit wed its oldest beneficed clergy, in Use mem of the Rev. Sermiel Wiz, M.A., vicar of St. Bartholomew-the-Lem. SmitMsld, mid reMor Dilworth, sem Kelvedoo. The rev. gentleman was in early life • member of Christ College, Cambridge, where he graduated in 17130. He was ordained dames is 179.3 by the Bishop of Ely (the Hoe. and Rev. Dr. Yorke), and priest in IAOO, by Dr. Briny Porteous, Bishop of London. Is ISBN he was presented by the governors of St. Bar tholomee's Hospital to the rectory of St. Bartholomew• the-Gees, • very small parish, ounsaatiog of little more thee the hospital and its precincts. Six years prier to lb namely in PM, be had been presented to th. rectory of Inworth. mar Relvedoo, and held bcth baseless up to the timed his death. He was • fellow of lb. flodety, and served in doe manse the Ohne of pret of lion College. He was the author of a very remerksble work, published in 1819, " Redectioos cocooning the &pease, el • Council of the Church of Rutland mid the Church of Roam beteg holds@ with a view to accommodate Rehear DiMereaces," • subject ie which he always took a sleep I. tarot Many other weeks os the emeatiel ehmasesredise of the Church if Ecgland also proceeded Lon his pea. wassour ILAILWATIL ,m—ora meths Plow ell M e di isteseasa I 2 ▪ Deatalther ma tap.e. ell Ss Sesississe IS Omseas Dees Ma iliaaa et Ruble all , ▪ tit Dudes asa . al al Olaleelei awe Deaw=lesa.sh ▪ Mono di labs Chestenee ti Bala Si w UMW:aI ell eel Serve Salads Si ▪ Isssilthis Ny the Si 'Da sac Pet Delther. ei Seabeesat Iteesee eD IS 1 Ds Now Sham .. Isowselss Trask Fret 11 ,Otteessallayreahldia Si Pada liteee. nal Mee& all 'Pub eel Cleieeme L ail, dal S. 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TOWS teilOW is quoted 48s. 6d., set rash; Petersburg Y.C., ea the spot, new, 48s. 6d.; ditto old, 465. 6d. to 465. 9d. ; October to December, 48s. 94. ; Jesuitry to Yank. 495. to 49a. 3d. ; March, 495. 6.1. Ysscce AMAGILN. —ToWE tallow, 60a. 9d. ; fat s l ditto, 2a. 60. ; yellow Itorise, 60a . 60a . ; gashed ta 36a. Od. ; rough ditto, 201. 6d. ; tallow owns, No. ; good . drop, 7a. SMITHFIELD HAT MAPX.E'T.—(THIS DAY.) Yawn. Davis sod Co. report pious without altars thick :—Primo meadow hay, 75.. to 84s. ; superior ditto, 88s. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 88. to 50s. ; new ditto, 50.. to 80s. ; clover, old, 90s. to 120 s. ; straw, 28a. to 345. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAT.) Of both vegetables and fruit tinsel sow • good supply. Figs. greengage plume, apples, and peers, still come from the Continent and Channel Islands, but of the Lot two there is also • large supply of English grown produce. Peas sod beans are Oimtiitil. Crapes and melons abundant. Frisch beans may be had in quantity. For potatoes markets are very heavy, and prime about the same as last week. Of the latter many samples are still, however, diseased. Cucumbers are very abundant. Cut flowers chiefly consist of orchids, lily of the valley, pelargoniums, violate, mignonette, Issatbs, and roses. 11101 T. Years, per dor. Is to re Apples, per doe., tkl to is Oranges, per 100, 64 to Its Lessena, per 100, Is to 105 Nan, Cob, per lb., Isle is lal Tina Apples, per lb., 34 to Gs Grapes, por lb., Is 6d to is Melous. ,3,b.h, Is to Ss Pioche+, per 410 Z , 111 to 106 liootarl.s, do., 3. to Cs vrarri Cauliflowers, each, 34 to ld Ofillilt Peas. per (mortis to Is Id Preach beans, per stem to fld to le Dread Bum, P.bu5h.. 261 . 1 teal Cibbasso,p. don, la 3d to told Potatoes, per ton, Ms to Ns I new, per lb., Id to ad lis I pieced., toto Turnips, per basely ad to Od Carrots, new, do., rd toad Spinach, per sieve, is to Is Cucumbers, each, ad M pd Veg. Marrows, p.des. Is tole ad Artichokes, each, 4d to 64 Met, per dos., la ad I Celery, per bundk,lsld teased llulons, per e,41 tkl I Rhubarb, per bun., ed toll Tomatoes, per doz., is to as I fthallota, F r lb, ad to 104 Garlic, per lb, id to Pi Indira, per score, le Gd Horseradish, per bwk.,ls6d to la Ninaltrooss,p.pott., 2s tons Finley, per It bunches, n■ toes livery, per bunch, 2d to Set Tan NIIMBZR or VISITORS IN SCARBOROVIL— Dario( the past week an attempt has been made to arrive as • near approximation of the number of visitors at present resident in Scarborough. In 934 houses there were staying 2,317 males and 4,049 females. making a total of 6,366. to El hotels there were 544 male. and 410 females, or • total of 954 persons. Io six boarding-houses there were 86 males and 39 females —total, 120. There is therefore 2.947 melee and 4 498 females at present visiting Sombre', making a total of 7,445 persons.—Yorkshire Garotte. TRAFFIC Racatrrs. —The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending August 31, amounted to 593,596/., and for the corr.:wpm:hog week of last year to rt 66,960/. ; showing an increase of 6,636/. The gross receipts on the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted to 277.5211., and for the corresponding week of 1860 to 273,6751., show. lag an increase of 3,8464. The increase on the Great Northern Railway amounted to 402!. ; on the Great Western to 1,6031. ; es the London sod North•Weatern to 1531.; no the Landoll, Brighton, sad South Coast to 2,5391. ; and on the London and South Western to I,s33k—total, 6,2291. But from this must be deducted 171/., the decrease ow the Eastern Counties, 621. on the London and Blackwell, and 2,1501. co the South Eastern, together 2,3831., leaving the in crease as above, 3,846/. The receipt. on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 316,0751., and for the aorrespondinc week of Let year to 313,285/., showing an increase of 7901., which, added to the increase on th e restropolitim 'nee, cakes the total increase 6,6361. ea cora ls/lid with the correepondio& weak of 1860. 101 0,1 zd ad -I l i xd xd ad 101 i ,- Fa ad sd - 14 N! - IT' ~! ,;