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MELANCHOLY CATAsTROPHE.—TEN LITE/ LOST.
—The Cork journals contain accousta of a melancholy roma-
trophe width otecurrod as Tuesday night Mat at Glendora
A regatta was held there on that day, end • party of tea
persons, BIM and women, left the locality in a boat shortly
altar der to return to their homes at Castlefreks. The
wind wee and thaw rough, and 'localise to ono
account the ea were not sober. The boat wee either
capsized or swamped, and every one on board was dron.sed.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON, CHATHAM,
MID Doom)/ RAILWAY WORKII.—Ave ingest Wee hold on
Friday evening at the Eagle Tavern, Ivy Cm:amber yr,
on the body at Frederic Smith, sped St Diemoscii was •
labourer employed on the wake at • cutting to the parish et
St. Mary Brodie, Canterbury, and his duty wee to unhook
the horse. from the empty ea:grime so that the waggons
might pale them. He yea dehm Isle on Thoraday afternoon
when the Bret horn shied • little. The animas set back,
and deceased got jammed in between the waggons and the
aide date cutting. Another labourer came to hie sosistanoo,
and estricatad hint. The poor follow was taken to the rent
and Canterbury Hospital, but it teemed the house' summit
was (loos for a holiday, and the person who we. doing duty
for hula had gone out, and it wae half past eight before any
rosdkel aid wee rendered to the roan. He died about &gist
o'closk an Friday morning. The jury returned a verdict of
"Acddental death," accompanying it with the following
expremion of opinion :—" The jury are of opinion that there
was great neglect shown on the part of the officials of the
Heat and Ceaterbory Hospititl ; and they beg to suggest
that that institution should never be loft without a (instead
medical practitioner."
OPEN Alit SERYICEA.—By permiasion of the
gallery trashoritks, religious services are now cooductod on
Woolsioh Common during &middy afternoons, by lobelia's
connected with the London Nominate Society, of which the
Lord Bishop of London ls president. Similar mortices ere
also anatmuced to take place ent Phirostead Osmium, under
the auspices of the vicar, the Hey. W. Acworth.
PLYMOUTH ELECTION.—By the auditor's return
it appears that the ezosert Incurred at the lest election Were
as fallow:—Mr. White, the defeated liberal candidata,
2721. Is. 6d. cow.. (liberal), 2824 de.; end Lord Vol"
loon (conservative), 7621.6 e.
A negro has made a novel attempt to escape front
Sing Sing Prison, New Yak. Being unable to swim he ob-
tained a board in which ha cut an aperture for his head.
Over this bole be planed wires in the form of a bat. He
swelled himself of at opportunity to leave the pikes, end
after ewer* Oho whim with some loose stow, be stetted
slang the Aura In just saftlaiant depth of watt: fur him t•
feel the brAtost. Untortuostely for him, some boys 1,1111
Were aittlmi on the honk took a fancy to bring the draw
saw% mid dm negro, on hearing their intmiion, almmiouird
hope sad made for land, elms he wee immediessig issimsd.
Hs eastwards escaped again and had not been found.

MONEY MARKEI.-7MM bell.

Two o'G`Loci.

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The funds have been unfavourably affected by the
news of the renewal of the war in China. Within
the last hour, additional depression hu been canted
by the rumours of disaffeation in India, re-
ported by the telegram just to hand. Consols
hare fallen I per cent, and in most of the other cl,-
partments of the Stock Exchange a decline of mode-
rate amount is presented. The government broker
purchased 10,0001. for theorising. banks and 15,000!.
on other public accounts.

The Three per Cent. Renter were quoted at Paris
this morning, at 16 minutes put 19 o'clock (so-
cording to Mr. Renter's telegram), at 88fr. 40c. for
the account, showing a decline of per neut.
since Saturday.

The scrip of the New Indian Loan, after being
marked 101, is now gamed look to f.
_ . . _

Consols are officially marked 951 to 1 for money,
and 961 to i for the 11th October. The present
quotations are 951 for money and 95/ to /
for the account. The Indian Four per Cent. Deben-
tures of 1868 have been dealt in at 961; ditto, 1859,
,at 951; the scrip of the New Loan, at 1011 to
101 ; ditto stock, at 1001 to 1 ; and Exchequer
Bills, at 255. prem.
The foreign stock market is also fist, and in
several instances prime are rather lower. The Old
Turkish Six per Cents. ts-e quoted 82 to 83, being i
per cent. lower than on Saturday,and the New Loan
69 to 70, ex div. The scrip of the New Russian Loan
is marked 1 dis to par. The demand for Spanish
Bonds, however, continues. Sales are recorded as
follows : —Anglo-Austrian Five per Cents., 1859,
781; Brezilian Old Five per Cants., 1031
1031 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858,
961; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 661 (ex-
change, 128.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificate',
1011; Mexican Three per Cents., 201 ; Peruvian
Three per Conti., 711, 71 i ; Portuguese Three per
Cents.,lBs3, 48; Russian Fire per Cents,llll, exdiv.;
ditto Fenr-snd•a-Half perSents., 991 ; ditto Three
per Cents., 1859 (scrip), t dis., par ; Spanish Throe
per Cents., 48!, 481 ; ditto New Deferred Throe per
Cents., 341, 341; the Committee's Certificates, 41;
Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 83, 821; ditto Six per
Cents., 1838, 691 ex div.
The light portion of the Calcutta, Chins, and Aus-
tralian mails will be delivered in London on Wed-
nesday morning.
The Asia has arrived from New York, but has
only 20,6001. in specie.
Acoording to the advice. received at Lloyd's to-
day, the number of vessels wrecked in the river
Hooghly, in the cyclone on the 26th of July, iv very
much smaller than before stated.

The amount of gold sent into the Bank on Satur-
day was about 10,0001.
The Eagle has arrived from Melbourne with
126,0001. in gold.
The other imports announced during last week
have comprised e.14,000t. from the United States, by
the steamers City of Manchester, Arabia, Hammonia,
City of Baltimore, and Vanderbilt; and 339,0861. by
the Oneida, from Melbourne.

The total imports of the week, including the sum
announced on Saturday, ;s no lees than 909,0001.
Tho magnitude of these supplier, combined with the
slackening of the continental demand for gold, no-
ontide for the influx to the Bank.

Complaints are made by subscribers to the new
Russian Loan of the non-delivery of the bonds in
London, the more especially as a certain proportion
of the bonds have been delivered in Amsterdam to
some of the houses in that city which subscribed
through Berlin. We find, on inquiry, that the delay
rests with the Russian government, who are so slow
in forwarding the bonds to London as to put the
contractors to great inconvenience. A certain num-
ber of bonds have arrived, but the amount is so
limited in relation to the subscription that the con-
tractors cannot yet issue them without giving an un-
due preference. Nu course is open, therefore, but to
telegraph to St. Petersburg fora further large sup-
ply. According to the terms of the contract, the
whole of the bonds ought to be here now, so that
any persons wishing to pay up in full ender diesoant
might do so and receive them at once. It wooklap-
pear, however, that the government were not pre-
pared for to many applications on the part of sub-
scribers desirous of adopt;ng this course. Assuming
that none of them had preferred to do so, the first
issue of bonds was fixed for the 24th inst., upon
payment of the second instalment of 13 per cent. No
bonds are claimable in respect of the first instalment
until the final one is liquidated, the former payment
being represented meanwhile by scrip.
The half-yearly dividend Court of Proprietors of
the Bank of England will be held on Thursday next.
An extraordinary meeting of Price's Patent Can-
dle Company is called for the 29th inst., to declare a
dividend for the year ending the 30th June last.

With reference to the wine trade, the monthly
circular of Mr. F. W. Cosecs has the following :
Throughout the sine producing districts of Europe the
present vintage is not likely to prove at all a favourable one;
this is much to be regretted, as it will complaely check that
tendency towards moderate prioss which would have probably
resulted if the yield of 1810 had been equal to that of 1868.
Taking this into conaidemtion In connexion with the redneed
supplies of the lest seven month., the probable movement in
the wine market will be towards elhenced prices. In the
event of highlr prices, there will be one redteminz feature,
which did not exist in 1857, viz., the improved quality of the
wine. to onme forward front Spirt and Francs, and probably
from Portugal, should the 188's prove as good as some re-
port them to be.
SHMIRT.—Thttli is now no reasonable doubt se to the
result of the vintage throughout the sherry district ; the
yield will fall tar short of that of 1838, but the probable
quality is highly spoken of ; mare no positive result our
by reported until the fruit has permed through the wise press.
Pekes of medium and fine viand. are on the rite at Zr,..-;
ell Lars, however, porch... cautiously, feeling that any
advance would tend to check the present etesdy de-
mand tut actual consumption which het existed for mine
month. past; bmidee, the resole has proved that when prime
are forted beyond a certain limit, • minced demand ii the
immediate consequence.
Pone —Sample casks of the vintage 1838 have appeared in
our market, and the quality is reported fair—the wine thin,
dry, and of littlelbody—if several of those skippers who hive
for year. secured • reputation for vintage wines, decline to
ship 1868'e, it will probably result in our receiving • few
thousand pipes of fear medium wine. The present crop is not
very favourably epokou of, the di...ft banng appeared with
great virulence to many peels of tho Alto Douro.
BRAM/Y.—The upward movement la the branky market
continuer' and Martell's 1868 Is repotted to bare reached 9..
free on board export ship; should any oocoideroble orders
come to hand by the urea to be delivered to-day, prices will
probably rule amok higher, Marty of the Cognac shippms
decline to name a price. It Is estimated the produce of the
forthc ening a 'Maga w.ll scarcely to Koh cos-Mird of ea ave-
rage, ends. stocks to France are very low, the relent up-
ward tendency of price may dine be satiefactorily accounted
for.

SATURDAY IT !NINO.
Console, which closed yesterday at 933 to 3 for
the 11th Oct.' touched this looming 933, "buyers,"
and closed at 933 to 3. For money the last price
wu 963 to 3. The official bunnies report is as
follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money,
953, 1,1, 3; ditto, for account (11th Oct.), 933;
Three per C.euts. Reduced (shut), 961 ; New Three
per Cents. (shut), 963; Indian Fur per Cent. De-
bentures, 1868, 963; ditto, 1849, 931, 3, f ; the
scrip of the New Indian Five per Cent. oan,
1003 1011, 1001, 1013; ditto, Stock, 1003, 101 ;
India', Bonds, 21. din.
The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1838
remain quoted 931 to 3, and those of 1869 at 93 to
3, with a fair demand. Exchequer Bills advanced
Is., being quoted 225. to 25.. prem.
The foreign stock tnatket was quiet, but steady,
Turkish Bonds do not rally : the Old Six per Cents.
closed at 823 to 831, and the New at 693 to 10,
ex dia. Spanish Passive Bonds have again 14-
reused. Mexican were steady, at 203 to 213. The
scrip of the Russia; Loan was marked par.
Bank shares to-day were very quiet. Electric
Telegraph stock wu quoted lower, whilst Royal;
Mail Steam shares improved 11. PeninsulAr and
Oriental Steam and Great Ship shares were again
inquired for.