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The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-11

RUSSIA.

It is understood that the budget for 1888 is
about to be published. The revenue of the year
is stated at about 480 million roubles, and the ex-
penditure at 475 millions. Out of the latter
amount 35 millions are intended to be applied to
railway works. As compared with last year's
budget, the revenue shows an increase of 35
millions, and the expenditure of 90 million
roubles. The German Petersburg Gazette an-
nounces that a large railway company has accepted
the government terms for the sale of the Nioolai
line, under reserve of the consent of • general
meeting of shareholders about to be called. The
contract entered into by the government with an
American arm for the supply of working material
is to remain in force.

FRANCE.

PARIS, liLmem 10, 11•110=04

Ths bills relative to the supplementer credits
for 1868 and the budget for 1869, which wore laid
yesterday on the table of the Legislative Body, were
diebibuted to-day among the deputise. The chief
features of these bills have already been made
known by the report of M. Magas, of the 27th
January last.
The supplementary credits for the ordinary
budget of 1868 amount to 61 millions, of which 49
millions are for military. expenses, and the sup-
pkanentary credits for the extraordinary budget
of 1868 amount to 109 millions, of which
57 millions are for military and 28 for naval par-
poses. The excels of expenditure over revenue for
1868 is estimated M 128 millions. In the ordinary
budget of 1889 the expenditure for military pur-
poses is Axed at 381 millions, or 33 millions more
than in 1868. In the extraordinary budget the
total expenditure amounts to 184 millions, of
which 37 are for military and 21 for naval purposes
The bills relative to the preen and the military con-
tingent were laid before the Senate to-day.

BELGIUM.
BRUSBELB, Ka= 10.
_ _ _ _

It is rumoured that distorbanoss bad broken out
in the neighbourhood of Mons, in consequence of
workmen being thrown out of employment. A
strong detachment of gendarmes is said to have WI
Mons far the disturbed district.

AMERICA;

(llf MAIM Risafaxis, 7004708 ii. aserses maim)
NIW YORK, Kamm IR

Closing prices : Gold, 1391. Sterling exchange on
London, 1091. 5-90 United States Bonds, 1882,
110 ; ditto, Ism, 104 ; 10.40 Bonds, 1011;
illinois, 194 ; Erie, 751. Cotton : Middling Up-
land, 251. Petroleum, standard white, 251. Flour,
extra State, 10 dole. 50e. Corn, old mixed,
1 doL Mo.
London, England, 1868-03-11

MONEY, from Fonr per Oent.—MONEY
ADVANCZD one hour error spplication, wittroot
sureties or security, to town or country. Bulb of noblemen,
of cers. gentlemen holding public appointments, tradesmen
and householders, tmm.dlately discounted. without refer.
emu or guarantees. Money advancod on furniture, without
removal, law oosploore4ublicity of NU of sale, on freehold
and leasehold farming stock, Pinot, machMug.
tall merchandise of suer, description. cso,goo Dow rimy
for Immediate investment ou reversions and annuities. Yr.
Geo. 1. ilackennnairzavi an immense surplus capital at his
command Is now to advance sums In large or small
mounts, reps eau instilments to snit the convenience
burrowers. All loan Milos routine ddo4ppee with. —Apply to
Mr GEO. 8 MACKII4IIAL, ffl„ facing St. James's.
treet. W. into has no eonnsetloa with any other Ake copying
this advertisement. 011os bows 10 to 4. Advances on We
,)olleles and bestusasen ascend.
London, England, 1868-03-11

PERSONS WANTING CASH immediately, without disappointment, trouble, or expose, via, from
et to 1.100, and above,
nay be accommodated by forwarding their name end addresa,
and amount required, to Kr. C. THOMAS, 3, Hingsland.road,
Lon.lon. opposite Shoroditch Church, N.E.
Ii is —The usual Loan.offtee inquiries dispensed with. BROWN*
conducted privately, sad with despatch.
London, England, 1868-03-11

OUR PARIS LETTER.

(nom oca Owl CORIMIPONDIZT.
PARIS, TUNIIDAT Emma.
_

The Press Bill was voted yesterday by 240 to 1,
the single dissentient voice being that of M. Ber-
ryer, who, as a lawyer, could not bring himself to
unction a measure full of anomalies, incongruities,
and impracticable enactments. The opposition
generally, not without much debate among them-
selves, resolved not to oppose the bill, which, if
not in itself a progressive step, at least shows
that government feels the necessity of progress.
They thought, moreover, that the Senate,
which would be delighted to exercise its new pre-
rogative at the expense of the bill, cannot decently
put its suspensive veto upon an enactment carried
all but unanimously by the Legislative Chamber,
Nevertheless three leading members of the opposi-
tion,MM. Jules Fevre, Picard, and Marie, were so
dissatisfied with the result of the long debate that
they abstained from voting. "
The contingent of 100,000 men was voted with
only 11 dissentient voices, namely, those of MM.
Bethmont, Carnot, Dorian, Jules Fevre, Gamier
Pal*, Girot Pouzol, Glaia Bizoin, Magnin, Duke
de Martnier, Picard, and Jules Simon. Some of
the opposition deputies, who are often called
" democratic imperialists," such as Havin, Curd,
Darimon,Rmide 011ivier, and Rundel, voted for the
LI bill ; Thiers also voted for it. MM. Berryer,
IMarie: Gueroult, and Pelletan did not vote at all.
The war prophets who said the crash was to
come this spring have now agreed to fix September
as the period when France and Prussia are to
come to blows. It is a great thing to have a
respite. Preparations are, however, certainly
going on. It is not yet generally known, but I
believe I am certain of the fact, that orders have
been given to transport from Algeria to Strasbourg,
Metz, and Thionville all the guns, war materiel,
and camp stores not considered absolutely neces-
sary to be kept in the colony. Whenever, there-
fore, the signal is given, troops may be brought
from Africa to the Rhine frontier in leas than a
week ; and there they will find a war outfit ready
stored up for them to act with.
The Bourse was weak during the greater part of
the day, but there was a smart rally for the close in
tae Rente, which left off at 69fr. 46e., both for cash
and account, with a rise of 6c. and 10c, There was
very little change in other securities.
London, England, 1868-03-11

INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD.

(smut

THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION.
ADEN, Vnt. 11
The 10th Bengal Cavalry have re-embarked, and
will proceed immediately to Annesley Bay.
Letters received here state that Gobazye is dose
to Lasts, and is advancing on Maeda.

PRINCE NAPOLEON'S VISIT TO GERMANY.

VIENNA, MAica 10.

Prince Napoleon is said to have abandoned his
intention of visiting this capital, and will return
direct from Berlin to Paris. His Imperial High-
ness, however, is expected here with certainty in
May next.
BERLIN, Mason 10, Evisnro.
Prince Napoleon has gone to-day to Potsdam.
He will dine to-morrow with Prince Charles.
London, England, 1868-03-11

REATwax RAILWAY of CANADA.
NOTION ID 11101329 019E1f, that »aELLF-MILIELT
NO of shareholders is appotnted to be held oe WED.
DAY, A pell 8, MS, at the London Tavern, Beahopegate-
, London, England, at It o'clock noon preckedy, for the
.raw of submitting a report and general statement of ac-
a .f.or the half year ending January lag last, and for the
on of other bmineet
r:t. ..
And ;once is further given, that the books kept at this aloe
gm the registration of shares will be shed on and from
Migth 45, to the day of meeting, both days Inclusive, and trans•
uses cannot be received between those 6iWa—By order,
BRACICSTONE BALM, Secretary.
148, Oreshamhouse, Old Broad-Week London,
i Feb. 6, 1866.

PROPOSED RAILWAY in PERT.
Peruvian Legation, 23, Ityderstreet, fit. Jams's, London,
Tan. 1, left
Supreme
Government of Peru having resolved upon the
etion and working of • RAILWAY from LIMA to the
of MAGDALENA and BELLAYISTA, HEREBY GIVE
ICE, that TENDERS fee the same may be seat within the
period of four months from the above date to the Peruvian Tags-
We, 13, Ryderstreet, St. James's, S.W.
I All tenders to be drawn up in conformity with the bests est
forth in the Supreme Resolution dated lath September, 1817.
hordes of which may be obtained on spNiandft at the Peurvian
Legstiou. J. JAL ALMONTE,
Acting Marge d'Affaires of Pera.
London, England, 1868-03-11

THE POLICE COURT&

CLERKENIFILL.
Yesterday being appointed for the re-examination of
Thomas O'Hara*, an Irishman, who refused his address,
and described himself as a shoemaker, and who sten&
charged with feloniously discharging a loaded revolver at
John Henry Hills, late a constable in the C division of
police, and Portents Maley, police-constable, 216 0, with
intent to murder them, at Whilecroes-street, St. Luke's,
this court sad the avenues were crowded to enema.
The fads of this ease have already been published, and
it will be remembered that the prisoner discharged five
shots at the peassoaton in Whitecroes-street on the morn-
ing of the 3rd inst. One of the persons shot at (the ex-
pollan) it was elated had been engaged in watching the
Pembina, and the pollee suspecting that the prisoner was
connected with the Fenian movement, asked for • remand
to ascertain whether such was the fact.
Mr. Ricketts said he had no doubt that on a future cc-
°mien he should be able to throw a different complexion
on the whole of this affair. The prisoner was no Fenian,
had no oonneotics with that movement, and knew
no more of it than whet he had read in the newspapers.
To amount for the posemdon of the revolver, he bad pur-
chased it of a frie who had gone 'broad at Christmas,
and at that time it was loaded. The prisoner had made
several ineffectual attempts to draw the charge, but failing
in doing so had put it by. That night the prisoner had
been drinking very freely, and then took the revolver into
the streets end not seeing any one about, and not having
any intention to do any harm, did fire the contents of the
revolver.
Mr. Cooke, having cautioned the prisoner, asked him
what he had got to say in answer to the charge.
The prisoner said—leting under the advice of my soli-
citor, I shall reserve my defence.
Mr. Cooke committed the prisoner to the Osaka Orimi.
nal Overt for trial.
London, England, 1868-03-11

PRIVATE BUSINFP&

The following irinietdrb.;;;;;;Sed a second time :
Crystal Palace and South London Junction Railway Bill,
Fareham and Netley Railway Bill, Sligo Borough Improve-
ment Bill.
Several petitions were ted in favour of the Sale of
Llquots (Sunday) Bill ; also in favour of the bill relating
to the Metropolitan Cattle Markets.
London, England, 1868-03-11

THE ROMANICATHOLIC lINIVF.RSTY IN
IRELAND.

Mr. FAWONIT gave notice that to-sorrow he would
put a question relatingeitioute charter for the Roman
University in

REPORT OF THE BOUNDARY COM!DOBION.

ni7mOircaskedCheSeezetary of State for the Home
Department whether he could inform the house on what
day the separate portions of the report of the boundary
commissioners will be ready.
Mr. HARDY said a delay had marred in consequence
of the number of maps that had to be prepared, but there
would be as little further delay as passible.
London, England, 1868-03-11

ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES I—lf so, call at
once oar the undersigned. and be relieved from the un-
vicaatot fear of Imprisonment and executions. Bankruptcy and
cases conducted on moderate terms. Private arrange-
• made with creditors. Deeds or composition end assign.
meat executed. Protection to parson and property obtained
• •et publiclty.—Apply to HA IL HIS, 67, Strand, W.C.
II ma. It till 4.

A COMMISSION (worth more than £l,OOO •1
for either sex hot dsogetory to those of the highoit
1...0b0. -Direct 21S, Bereefordatreet, 8.
.•
London, England, 1868-01-23

MARKETS.

TALLOW. —WET,NTADAY EVENING.—The market RAI
quiet to-day. Spot, 43i. 3d. ; Janu4ry to March, 4:ta ;
March, 431.6 a. ; April to Julio, 43e. 6i ; October to De.
comber, 44a.

LEATHER.—There hes been a slight improvement in
the demand for moot descriptions of leather during the
past week. On Tuesday at Leadenhall there was a abort
supplyof fresh goods, but the attendance of buyers was
small, and the transactions were only moderate in extent.
Light English butts continue scarce, and sell readily at
full prices. There is also more inquiry for light 'hayed
hides and English shoulders.

COTTON.—lavearoot., AN. '22. —Market rather firmer.
Estimated sales to-day, 12,000 bales, including 3,010
speculation and export. 6000 American, bid. to 80. ;
600 Pernam, be., 7id. to 104 d. ; 100 Maranhani, 74d. ;
Egyptian, Sd. to 90.; 50 Smyrna, 6d. ; 4,700 Surat,
to 7.1. ; Madras, Nil. to 51d. ; Bengal, &judo, La., 4;.1.
to 01d. ;50 Peru, 711 Fair llhollerah, Gd. ; fair °onus
wuttee. 6d.; fair Broach, 60. ; fair Bengal, 414. ; fair
Baptists, Sod. ; fair Pernam, ; middling Boweda,
Tgd. ; middling Orleans, Bd.

CORN.—BONTON, JAL 22.—A small supply of grain at
2.,ur market to-day. There was • good deniand. at IP. to
advance. Spring corn was taken at last week's rates.
Wheat, red, 71a. to 7:is. ; white, 775. to 805.; beam, 47a.
to 505. ; oats, 245. to 32.. per qr.
GLAMOW, Jan. 22 —The weather has become frosty,
and a slight sprinkling of snow fell last night. To-days
market ruled firm for wheat, and the prices of this .lay
wennight were rather exceeded in the sales which took
place, but there was a want of animation in the demand.
Sack flour fully as dear, but barrels were slow of sale. :3
last week's rates. Barley recovered the alight dermal.%
which occurred in the course of the week. Oats and oat-
meal dull. Beans, both feeding and grinding, firm. l'eas
were fully 31. Ter boll dearer. Indian wan in better
retail demand, at • for mixed American.

CATTLE.—Snrrnmi., JAN. 22. —To-day the trule
ruled slack. Nevertheless everything was sold. ]lee(
made from 3s. 4d. to ss. • mutton, 3s. 4d. to ss. ; veil,'
4s. 4d. to ss. 4d.• pork, Ss. to 4s. 2d. per stone of 6lbs.,
sinking the offitl.

COALS.—LoteI3O9, Jar. T2.—North Pollen Cu, 14s. ;
Wylam, llis. ; Eden Main, Ns. lid. ; Walls End Brad.
dylls Helton, 170. lkl. ; Walls End Haswell, 18s. rid. ;
Wall End Hetton, 18s. Gd. ; Wills End Helton Lyoo,
15.. 93. ; Walls End Hawthorn, 18.. 9tl. ; Walls Eml
South Hatton, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Tunstall, 15.. 9d.
Walls End Cowndon, Ita. 9d. ; Walls End Hartlepool,
17s. ; Walls End Eelloe, 111 s. 9d. ; Walls End East Hart.
lepool, 9.1. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, It.. 9d.;
Walls End Tees, 18s Ships at market, 99 ; sold. 81.
London, England, 1868-01-23

• C.saal Impeded by Ice.

RAILWAY AND °THEBRILLS BEFORE PARLIAMENT.
—yesterday, Messrs. Frere and I'algrave, the examiners
of standing order proofs of railway and other private
bills now pending in parliament, held courts, and pro-
ceeded with their labours. In Mr. Frere's court, in
Room 16, the following unopposed bills were considered.
and the standing orders declared to have been complied
with in each ease :—The Midland Railway /additional
poTers), the Midland and London sod North Western
Railway Companies (Ashley and h uneaton Railways), the
Weedon and Daventry Railway, the 'Tynemouth (borentlM
Quays sad Improvements, this County Down and Belfast
Borough, and the /Willem and Tunstall Gas Bille—the first
named three having been adjourned from the previous
day. In Mr. Paligrave's court, in Room 17, the standing
orders were declared to have been complied with in the
mines of the following petitions, which were taken into
consideration :—The unopposed Mold and Denbigh Junc-
tion Railway, the unopposed Potteries, Shrewsbury, and
North Wales Railway, and the opposed Slough Water-
works Bills.
London, England, 1868-01-23

Some of the letters from Paris Mier,
Emile _ Pereire, the well-known is

seriously ill.
With reference to the meeting of the iron trade
at Middlesborough, we have received the following
report dated (Tuesday) :
At the weekly meeting of the iron trade held st !fiddler
home& to-day, prior of pig iron showed no alteration
from those of lase week. No. lis quoted 46e. 6d. ; No. d,
435. aL; end forge pig., 42.. per ton at makers'works,
or f. o. b. in the Tees, and some sales were effected
at
even slightly higher rates. There is a fair demand for
pigs, but .racks have slightly increased dime the beginnlell
of the year, owing to the forges and fou not
ndries having
may resumed work since the Christmas holidays, and the
severe weather on the Contineat having interfered with
shipments to some of the northern porta Antwerp is
open spin this week, and shipments have recomnmenced
on the old wide. Warrants in the North Pastern Railway
Company's stores are steady, at 445. per ton cash. Timm
is noimprovensent to record in the demand for finished
Iran and castings, and prices remain very low. Rails are
61. to il. per tos, according to specification ; ban, 61.
10s. 6d. to 71. 10s. ; and pipes, el. ss. to 5/. ss. per ton
to size, f. o. the Tees. The make of pig
rinridninAie Cleveland district during the past year wee
1,142,000 tons.

WILDNESDAT Evers.
Como* which closed yesterday at 921, "sellers,"
both for money and the oth February, closed to-
day at the same quotation, having experitenced
scarcely the slightest variation throughout he day.
The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three
per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 921 to 93.
The official business report is as fellows :—Three
per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 2e, 1 ; ditto,
for account, 922, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced,
93, 21 ; New Three per Cents., 925, 3,2 i, 3 ;
ditto Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 75 ; India Five
per Cent. Stock. 1121, 12 ; ditto Four per Cent.,
100e,1, 1,.; ditto Four per Cent. " enfaced" nips.
\paper, 8.1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent.,
1081 ; ditto Five per Cent. Rupee Debentures,
1882, 1031 ; ditto Debentures, 1873, 106.
The India Five and Four per Cent. Stocks were

firm.
Exchequer Bills remain at 225. to 26e. prem.
Foreign stocks were in rather less demand, but,
though a little relapse took place in a few cases
through the recent important rise having caused •
few realisations, the tone generally WWI steady.
Malian of 1861 and Spanish New Three per Cents.
declined per cent.: Egyptian Railway Deben-
tures and Russian of 1864, i ; and Turkish of 1864,
1. On the other hand, Mexican improved 1 per
cent: ; Spaniah Old Three per Cents., I ; Brazilian
of 1863 and Turkish of 1805 (Five per Cents.), 4 ;
and Sardinian, 1.
Colonial government debentures were firm at
yesterday's quotations.
London, England, 1868-01-23

AMERICA.

(DT AMAMI° TZLZORAPH.)
NEW YORK, .7 ar. 22.
The Inman steamer City of Boston arrived out
on the 21st at 10 p.m.
Closing Prices :—Gold, 139 g. Sterling exchange
on London, 109 i. 5-20 United States Bonds,
1882, 110} ; ditto, 1885,109}. 10-40 Bonds, 103 i.
Illinois, 131} ; Erie, 75k. Cotton : Middling
Upland, 171. Petroleum, standard white, 241.
Flour, Extra State, 10.60. Corn, old mixed, 1.39.
London, England, 1868-01-23

MISE.S.-(TDIS DAY.)

Owl 0'03.004.
There is a good demand to-day for British mining
shares, and the tone of the market is favourable.
Wheal Beton are quoted 90 to 95 ; Prince of Wales,
3 to 4 ; Wheal Grenville, 30s. to 355.: Cans Brea, 25W
27 ; Chiverton Moor, 6 to 4 ; New Lovell, 7s. to
Ws. Great Vor, 194 to 204: West Drake-
wails,Bs. to 10s. ; West Chiverton, 6 66 7to ;
North Crotty, 2.. to I ; West Caredon, 94 to 104 ;
and Stray rick, 4 to 4.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady
et the following prices :—St. John dcl Rey, 34
to 35 ; Don Pedro, 2; to 3 prem. ; An 10-Brazilian,
par to 4 prem. ; Pestarena dis. to par : Cho*.
tales, par to I. prem. ; Roem Grande, par to
prem. ; Anglo-Italian, par to 4 prem. ; United
Memiain, 14 to 1 : Fruntino and Bolivia, 1 to 14 ;
0 Port Philip, 1 7-16 to 9-16 ; Central American,
4 du. to par ; and Anglo-Argentine, 4 to 4

prem.
pectus of the
We have received a copy of the pros
Penhale liiiited Silver Lead Mining Company
(Limited). The capital is fixed at 20,000/., in
4,(100 shares of fit. each. It is intended to work the
Penhale and Lomax silver lesd mines in the pariah
of Perrauzabuloe, Cornwall, now incomplete order,
andwhich have been favourably reported on by
several practical authorities. The recent total ex-
penditure was as much as 29,0001. ; and it is stated
that the machinery is in such condition, that
within two months of the possession of the property
by this undertaking regular sales of silver lead ore
can be made. The celebrated East Wheal Rose
Mine is to the east of Penhale and Lomax, whilst
the rich West Chiverton is situated to the south.
It is anticipated that at least 40 to 50 tons of rich
silver lead ore will shortly be raised monthly.
Owing to the inability of the late company during
the financial crisis of 1866 to meet its
es
the property wassold by the Stannaries Court. The
present owner offers to dispose of it for 10,0001.,
payable in cash and shares. The share list will be
I closed this afternoon, the re,misite number of shares
lhaving been applied for. The managing director
is Mr. Henry L. Phillips, of New Broad-street.
The first coupon, due the 25th inst., on the 7
per cent. First Mortgage Bonds of tho Great Re-
public Gold and Silver Mining Company is adver-
tised for payment in due course by Messrs. Prescott,
Grote, and Co.
A general meeting of the Val Stream Mines COM..
pany (Limited) is called for the sth F
ebruary, and
will be made extraordinary, to auththe di-
rectors to "make a call or calls to the extent of 11.
per share, and of determining the course to be
adopted with regard to the future operations of the
company."
London, England, 1868-10-05

TUE CRiltell 07 TIM FUTURE.

The .ciar draws attention to an article contributed to
tho Cosh *Tartu y Rr rirrr, by Dean Alford, in which
the rev. goutlemun expresses his belief that the time
will come when the church as by law established will
cruse to root on the arm of the state. Of course the Star
concurs in this view ; but it thinks that the discussion of
the subjet tis premature. It belongs, in fact, to another
generation, and must be decided long after the present
race of eeclesial.tics and politicians have passed from the
scene. Nevertheless there is no good reason why eanineut
clergymen should not familiarise themselves with both the
theory and the working of the prisecipiee which noncon-
formist+ have so long upheld.

irk, Court.

BALMORAL CABTLM 00T. t

Moe Majesty the Quoon and Pros Louise
went to the ()Isaiah Shial yesterday afternoon, attended
by Lady Churchill.

°cr. 3.
Prinee Arthur Arrived from London on Thursday and
Joined the Queen at the Maas& Shied, where her Majesty
passed the night.
Prince and l'rinross Christian of fichleswig-Itolstein
returned to Balmoral from Dunkeld yesterday.
London, England, 1868-10-05

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY

111 IDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)

The October quarter wagons of the peace fur the county
of lfiddbeerc commenced this morning, at the Seisi.itui
Bowe, nertenwell-green (the previous sessions harin-r
only terminated on Saturdl night last), before the
ii.istant-judge and the ft, owing justices : —Colonel
Wilion. Mr. Shaw Stewart, Mr. .1. S. 11n)oking, Sir
11. W. ("mitten, Mr. Seines, Mr. KPITIKIINVI, Sir James
Sir tkeirge liislgkinson, Mr. l'wentynnin, Mr.
Nl•tliway, Mr. B. Sharp. &c.
The calendar contains the names of 47 prisoners 0011 f -
inittad for Liigh 42 being indicted for felony and 7 fur
misdemeanor.

LATEST SPORTING INIIELLIMINCE

(BY 77.1.3011A.P10
NEWMARKET MEETING.-(TTLIS DAY.)

OCTOBF,R PRODUCE STAKES.
Ballade= walked over.
MATCH.
Nutgirl beat Topey.
.C:0 HANDICAP PLATE.
rake-Lift c
Our Mary Alltl

7 ran.

A NDICAP SWEEPSTAKFZ„T.Y,C. 2.10„

111pria, ttPt 1011); llounoeawa4, tist 41b ; Outand Outer,
letl2!b ; 7tit I Ilb idaeter Willie, let 101 b;
Dawdle, 7it lelb; Reindeer, 7st Mb; Ooodfellow, let
211); Contempt, 6.t 71b; Coup d'Etat, fief :ill); and
Ritualist, Cs,t 3lb are here.

SWEEPSTAKES 300 SON'S. T.Y.C. 3.20.
Tho Orphan, Lady Cecilia and Abstinence are hose.
PLATE 100 SON'S. T.Y.C. 3.46.

f, Antis',
Aulace, Bonnie Rabe, Neuchatel, Juanita, Arbaces,
Acaster, Regula, Robespierre, Bro to Chattanooga, Vaux-
hall, Memento, Brennus, The Briton, Itoraa,Badawerth,
Slattern c, and Black Pirate are here.

SWEEPSTAKI23 300 BOYS. T.Y.C. 4.10.

The Orphan, Heather 8011, Maid of Maaham, and
Crocus are hero.

100 tto
10 1.5 apt Lady Raglan (1)
8 — Cecil (t)
9to 1 Blue flown (t)
1000 to 60 foul Jones (t 10 time.)
20 to 1 -- Nolunko (t)
20 to 1 Blueskin (off)
2.5 to 1 Restitution (t)
26 to 1
30 to 1 Mercuryt) (t)
Planet (

14 TAI. COLLISION IN THE THAMES.

FOUR PERSONS DROWNED.

Last evening, about half-past 6, a boat contain-
ing five young mon came into collision with • barge
moored underneath Westminster-bridge, and capsized,
precipitating the whole into the water. One man clung
to the moorings of the barge, and was picked up by a
passing boat ; the rc,t were drowned. immediate assist-
ance was rendered by the Thames Pollee, who dragged
the spot, but up to 10 o'clock only one body had been re-
covered. Two of the men wore said to Lave been good
swimmers. The brother of the rescued man was
drowned.
London, England, 1868-10-05

COBS BUTTER MARKET.:-(TIDS DAY.)

. .
(et Tamura.)
(rum ors ows oosar.srovnEnr.)
Ordinary. 130. , 124.., 115+., Ws_ 100... $O.. ; 1.440
firkins. gild cured, uo clumge , Fa firkins.

MINCING-LANE.—(THD3 DAY.)
St OMIL—Tho market has been quiet since Friday last.
Refined: There is no change to mdice in prime; but only
a moderate business is doing.
Comm.—The demand is steady, but quiet, at lest
week's currency.
Tu. remains quiet. About 16.000 packages will be
offered in public sale this week.
Iticz.—No sales to report.
Run.-30
_puncheons of Jamaica sold at 2s. 10d.
Feurr.—For low qualities of currants the market is
rather weak. owing to the arrivals consisting chiefly of
those descriptions. Sound to medium are held firmly, and
fine fruits find ready buyers at extreme rates. 'Valencia
raisins sell freely, but sultanas, owing to unsatisfactory
quality, are neglected. Muscatels sell freely—particu-
larly finest qualities.
tievrrarez.-600 bags sold at the full price of 19s. Sid.
for refraction stud 600 tone for arrival at 20e. to
208. Ga. with usual allowances, and 19e. 6d. without.
Corrox.—The market continues active, at a further
advance.

TALLOW MARKET.-(THDI DAY.)
The market M firm. Town tallow, 48e. 3d. • Peters-
burg Y.C. on the spot, 475. 6d. ; October to I;eCeMber,
47a. 6d. ; December, 48a. ; January, 481. 3d. to 6d. ;
March, 481. %I.
London, England, 1868-10-05

BURST AT SEA.-TEN LITTS LOST.

The Indian papers give an account of the de-
struction by fire of the Dutch ship Hollandstrew, bound
from Shields for Batavia, with coal. The fire arose
through the heating of the cargo, and was first observed
in the day time. The hatches were battened down, and
the crew signalled to a wising barque, the captain
of which premixed to remain by them during the
night. Darkness came on, however, and the barque went
ott. Tne fire soon broke out, and signals were burned and
alarm guns fired, but no answer was made. Early in the
morning the crew got into the two boats, the mate and
nine men in one, and the captain, his sister, and nine mon
in the other. These kept by the ship, fastened to her and
to each other by lines, but at about 7 o'clock the
captain, who was then just dying, asket the
mate to board the ship and go aloft to see if any vessels
could be seen. The mate was proceeding to do so,
when a heavy sea struck both beats and immediately
capsi/ed the one in which were the captain and
his sister. The water hail also half filled the other
Lout, but the crew of it did their bed to save their
struggling mutes. At the time of the accident,
however, they were some fifty fathoms off, and
us the water hail half filled their own beat their efforts
proved of but little service, and they were able tck up
only one man. Thus the captain, the lady, and emit men
were drowned ; and the survivors then determined to
abandon the ship, and leave the luckless spot. For some
hours they sailed shout in the open sea, but fortunately
were seen at half-past 4 by the India, which at once bore
towards them and rescued them from their dangerous
situation.
London, England, 1868-10-05

CANADA.

FEN lAN ATTEMPT TO UPSET A TRAIN.
OTTAWA, RIPS. 23.

The Canadian agricultural fair at Ilarnilton has
been opened by Lieut.-Govenior Ilow•lund. The
exhibition shows great prosperity and progress in
the agricultural and grazing interests in the pro-
vince.

An attempt has been made, it is supposed by
Fenian's, to throw off the teeth the Grand Trunk
Railway train on which Mr. O'Reilly, the crown
ootutsel in the Whelan case, was a passengor.

COMPLETION OP THE MALTA ANI)
ALEXANDRIA TFLEOAAPII•
ATIPTANDRLA. Oor. 4. 8 r r
13Ying of tho new Malts and Aleititvir
cabin wm most auccossfully oomPl"thd 6'g
noon.

This lIIPLICIgP is forwarded through it.

OUR PARIS LETTER.

(room OMR OWN 0011111111ROIrDLIIT.)
PA TA, 817NDAT

The Muni/ear does not appear to acquiesee v.
warmly in the present order of things in Sp,.
Yesterday we were informed, with an ill-cone
kind of satisfaction, of inevitable divisions amo•,.,
the three great parties to the overthrow of
Queen. It announced the disarmament of r.
persona on whom weapons were found, and -,,
had been provided with them with
view to assist the revolutionary cause. 'l'
without making any further allusion to t
matters, which seemed to demand a i•
fuller explanation, we are afterwards •.
that the situation of Madrid is in no degree m
tied, but that order is substantially preserved.
course the official organ speaks with all duo
and reserve; but it in sometimes less concise
at others, and was so especially when it inf••r•
us of the precim, situation of Catalonia, wir
transmitted to you. The truth is, that the .1/
/fur cannot ignore facts, whatever ,:otedr, •
that organ may choose to put upon them. TI
its bulletin of this morning we are atithorita• .
told that Marshal Serrano made his entry
Madrid yesterday at the head of his ,
Immense crowds thronged the streets, and •
them were a number of armed citiien
defiled before the palace of the Congress.
the government junta was sitting. No
or any disorderly acts gave reason for
That is the sum and substance of v.-hat w.
officially recorded in the Frerel, g ,e•.• • -
organ; it is not very profuse; but the .ti •
leaves other journals and their e‘A-r..../„,ti,i..• •
discourse of events after their own 1. •
observations and surmises.
A question has arisen as to the Papal • .:•,
legal tender in certain states on the t• .r •
The .•1/,,Mtear (hies not enlighten us ..ti ti
tion, but the C••nofitatioroe 1 gives very
following information :—‘• This • oin
compulsory circulation, seeing that t!,•• If • y •
is not a party to the
1'0;5, and hew not since wilier• d t.an. I.
ever, Leering the efligv of tle• -;••• h{i
sufferance admitted let.. • :rea: ca-n
cannot claim to sir, o.• I. za:ly m I wi•l, ••
at tae Led prerogati‘c. as 11.- • • 1., •
in France. Switzerland. II• .r. i I: .
It is well that this 4liould 1
stood. sin( •• many person- w r•- •
impression that ll.usie was in, •i n.
countries in this monetary nation t: •
These pieces are still in circulation I
apparently through a certain preille t: •
Pope, and in some of the Sh..ps 4
Seen stuck on the windows: 1.-, • .
ne•termie
The we-ather in P iris ty is gI ,•
cold.
London, England, 1868-10-05

PARTICULARS; OF TALLOW.

, -1441.

Htoek on hand this day..easks 41,470 32,1396 14,245 i 201.031
Delivery hat week 2,147 2,115 Last tat)
Ditto from 14 June
Arrival last week 10,992 • 11,325 I :192 4,9!111
Ditto from Ist Juno .... 43,170 35,9.16 16,721 , 38,24.17
s. d. d. s.d. a. d. s.d.s. d. d.
Ftiee y.r. on /twit thin day t 7 is 416 144 644 9'.47 647 9
Ditto Town last Friday .• s'; o 46 6 45 9 .60 to

Arrival for the week ending (let. 14 lmt year, 4,(111e make, and
delivery, 2.OMi eseks. The arrival 144 week comprLted 2413 mike
from St. Petemburg ; 1,531 casks from Amdralia ; 209 tanks from
Heath America; 41 tasks from other Owen—total, 4,9101 ramie&

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(TIUS DAY.)
We have a larger supply of beasts, hut the average
quality is very indifferent. Choice descriptions are sold at
about last Monday's prices ; hut other kinds are lower.
There are not so many sheep as last week ;
hut the demand is limited, and trade is slow.
Best qualities maintain late quotations, but ewes and
middling sheep are with difficulty disposed of. Choice
calves are dear. Our foreign supply consists of 3,042
beasts and 111 calves. From Scotland there wore 44
beasts ; Ireland, 560 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 40 ; and
2,084 from the Midland and home counties.
Per stone of 811:s. a. d. s. d. Pea stone of Mbe. a. d. s. d.
Bios Scots, Herefds. 6 0 6 4 BestDetlilt-brdosh 0 0 0 0
Best Short-bores ... 4 K 5 0 Best Lung-wools 4 8 5 0
Beyond qua/ Beasts 9 K 3 8 Do., do., Shore 00 0 0
Wee, 3 8 5 8 Ewestseeoadqual. 4 0 4 4
Pigs 3O 4 Do. do. Biwa 00 0 0
BestDastlilf-brecle 6 1 6 4 Lambs 0 0 0 0
Beasts at market, 5,170 ; abeep and lambs, 21,460 ; calves,
193 ; pigs, 800.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a very bare supply
of choice samples. prices for which rule firm at last week's
quotations. Middling and low qualities move off steadily,
at lato rates.

COAL MARICET.—(TITIS DAY.)
Walls End Hatton, 19a. 6d. ; Walls End Larnbton,
19s. ; Walls End Haswell, 19s. 6d. •s Walls End T. 30314
%. ;. Walls End Original Hartlepool, 19s. 6d. ; Walls
End Haugh Hall, 18.. 3d. ; Walls End Wharnclifle,
IG.. 611. ; Walls End ltiddells, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Tun-
Ftull. 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Hutton Lyons, IQ.. 6d.;
Newßelinont, 16s. Eld.; Elliotta, 188. 3d.; Wylant, 166.131.;
West Hartley, 16.. 31. ; Cowpeu Hartley, 16s. 31.—Ships
at market, 41; at sea, 65.
London, England, 1868-10-05

TURKBY.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Oer. 4.
A disagreement is said to have arisen between
the Porte and the Greek legation owing to the
immigration and settlement in Greece of fugitives
from Crete.
Several persons have been arrested in Stamboul
charged with conspiracy against the Sultan.

THE NORTH POLE.

(:4 )TriA, (k-r._

Intelligence received hem of the progress of the
Swedish expedition to the North Pole says that
the highest latitude at which observations were
taken was an. 52, which it reached on the 30th of
August, and it is believed that the expedition has
been as far as hit. Hl.lO. Soundings were taken
north of Spitzbergen sea, showing the depth to le•
over 2,100 fathoms, or nearly 15,000 feet.

INDIA.
BOMBAY, O. 2, 8.50 r.w.

71b. shirtingw, sr. 3a. ; 811 h. ditto, 6r. 3a.;
40's mule twist, 'la.—market quiet. Cotton
dull : Dhollffah, 230 r. ; shipments for the week,
1,040 bales. Exchange on London, ls. 11 7-16 d.
Freights to Liverpool, 275. 12. The latest London
date is the Ist inst.

THE BRAZILS.

BAHIA, Styr. 13.

Exchange on London, 19 to 191. Sugar :
Whites, 3,800 reis ; browns, 2,560 ',Lis. Cotton.
11,500 refs.

PERNAMBUCO,SEPT. 16.

Exchange on London, 191 to 14i j. Sugar :
Whites, 4,700 reis ; browns, :LIMO reis. Cotton,
11,000 rcis.

LISBON, Oer. I

The Royal Mail steamship Danube, Which has
arrived here with the Brazil mails, brought 7,798 f.
in specie.
The Royal Mail steamship Oneida arrived at
St. Vincent on the 19th Sept., and the Messageries
Imperiales steamer Estraiueadura at Penuuubuco
on the 11th Sept. _

AMERICA.
NEW YORK, Oct 3.

Closing Prices :—Gold, 140. Sterling exchange
on London, 1081. 6-20 United States Bonds,
1882, 1122 ; ditto, 1883, 1101 ; 10-40 ditto, 1011.
Illinois, 147!, ; Erie, 49. Cotton, middling Up-
land, 27. Petroleum, standard white, 31. Flour,
extra State, 7.70 to 8.30 dole. Corn, old mixed.
1.15 dol.
According to Messrs. Nicll's report, the week's
receipts of cotton at all United States ports
have been 3.i,000 bales, and since the Ist of
September, 100,000 bales. Week's export to
Great Britain 6,000 bales, and since the lst of Sep-
tember, 15,000 bales. Week's export to the con-
tinent, 1,000 bales, and since the Ist of September
2,000 bales. Total export of the week, 7,000
bales ; and since the Ist of September, 17,000
bales. Stock at all ports, 75,000 bales.
The Inman Royal Mail steamer City of Paris
arrived here to-day. All well.

(11)T Y., HEE, AND lI`LRAN.B TELPAIDAM.)

CoNSPIItAcY To DEPOSE TIIE SULTAN.

VIENNA, Ovr. 4.

Private adviees fiont Colistautinople announce
that n conspiracy, got up by the reformist foe-
that, has Lien dibeovered, having for its object to
depose the Sultan, and proclaim Murad Effendi,
the pres ptive heir, Sultan. Numerous arrests
have been made, and Mustaplia Foul Paella is
quid to be compromised.

The prieee of l i 11l att'n TOM are greatly rt•-
dur.l; theo wall-kworn aupartonty has attraatod s hod of
.puriono holtstiono: theroforo notloo all tfonoino Paokota aro
eland sad 110., London. OA.Final Importer. of the
rure Tea!' 100 oonfeetionmy arsate Lon4uo, 2000 chumtit• lu
the Itutincee.--tAdvertieteatut.l
London, England, 1868-10-05

FENIANIS.V.

WE read in this morning's papers that at a
Fenian funeral at Dublin yesterday the coffin was
followed by about 3,000 persons who wore green
neckties and rosettes, and walked in proces-
sion four deep. Such gatherings show that
the Fenian feeling is not extinct, while the
tranquil condition of Ireland proves how little
it is influencing the great body of the people. It
is indeed a significant fact, and one which the
constituencies will do well to bear in mind, that
Fenianism has all tut faded out since the
English Parliament resolved to do justice
to Ireland. The Fenians themselves were always
contemptible. Their organisation was ineffective,
their leaders desperate but powerless, and their
Lanus' bands undisciplined and ignorant. It was
the moral countenance given to some of their aims
by Irishmen who were not Fenians which alone
made them dangerous. Where an entire nation
is smarting under a sense of oppression and wrong,
its thoughts and feelings, even the careless
expressions of the hour, all go to fan the flame
of rebellion. It was almost universally felt
among the middle classes of Ireland that the
Fenians were blameworthy; yet that a certain
sort of sympathy was accorded to them by
these very classes it is impossible to deny.
This it was which made Fenian ism really fur-
-1 midable. The criminal flying from justice, the
outcast on the hills, had a secret something in
common with the lover of order, the loyal con-
stitutionalist, and the real patriot. But now that
there is a certainty of a long-delayed measure of
justice being granted the feeling is dead. Fe-
nianism still lingers, but it has no vital force. The
gaols are no longer crammed. The newspapers
are not teeming with accounts of outrages and
bloodshed, and the Ireland of to-day is in
every respect better than the Ireland of
twelve months go. We read of the three
thousand followers at the funeral of yesterday
with little more emotion than if the same number
of foresters or odd-fellows had attended one of
their brethren to his long Lane. The just claims
of Ireland are secured by the policy of the English
liberals ; and a burning sense of oppression has
been already succeeded by the bettor feedings of
confidence and hope.
London, England, 1868-10-05

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

CHATHAM, Oar. 4.
It was announced at this port yesterday, that
Captain Robert Hall, superintendent of Pembroke Dock-
yard, will succeed Captain W. Houston Stewart, C.D., as
superintendent of this dockyard at the close of the present
mouth, Captain Stewart's five years' period of service
having expired. Captain Hall has had considerable ex-
perience in the construction of iron-clad ships at Pem-
broke Dockyard.
The iron-clad ram Hotspur, 2,637 tons, 600-horts power,
designed by Mr. E. 3. Reed, C. 8., chief constructor of the
navy, is ordered to be built at the yard of Messrs. Napier
and Sons, Glasgow, who hie,e entered into a contract with
the Admiralty for her coast- :tion. The Hotspur will be
235 fret in length, with a breadth of beam of 60 feet, her
18-ton guns being mounted on tarn-tables, in a fixed
tower, similar in construction to several of the iron-clads
built for the French navy.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 4.—His Royal Highness the
Duke of Cambridge embarked on board the Sprightly
steam versel, Navigating Lieutenant George Allen, at
nine o'clock on Saturday morning, for the purpose of in-
specting the forts at the Needles. A Swedi,h corvette,
and a frigate of the same nationality, arrived at Spitheal
on Saturday afternoon, and exchanged salutes from the
garrison and Victory. Both vessels sailed on Sunday
afternoon for Plymouth.
London, England, 1868-10-05

ITALY.

FLORENCE, Oct. 4.

The Opitiktir of to-day states that the Pope has
sent a telegraphic despatch to Queen Isabella,
offering her hospitality at Rome. Preparations
for her reception have commenced at the Farnose
Palace, and the steam corvette Concezeono has re
',tired orders to leave Civita Vecchia in order to
be placed at her Majesty's disposal.
ROME, (k-r. 3.
The ex-Queen of Naples arrived here to-day.
London, England, 1868-10-05

SOUT/IWARK

Slephova, the landlord of the Hope tavern, tiravel-
street, Southwark, and late treasurer to ►he Mutual Loan
Fund Society, held at his house, was summoned, under the
FncutUy Societies. Act, to show cause why he withhold the
sum of lON., several pass-books, and 24 promissory notes,
and a cash-book belonging to the society. 'rhe defendant
bad been discharged from the °Mee of trtasurer to the
society, and another treasurer had been appointed. It
was found that 106/. Wll*, due from the defendant, whi•li
be had not paid. and In. had ul.-o refused to giro up the
books. The amount due wan not questioned; but the
defendant said he had bid the rot n., ton non-member at
5/. per cent. interest, as he was justified in doing by the
rule., of the society, and L 9 could not get it back without
a longer period of notice.
. . .

Mr. Partridge ordered the money to he paid, in addition
to a penalty of 20/. and 20e. cools, and directed that all
books and papers 11C1011gillg to the society should he
given op.
Notice of appeal wan given.
THAMES:.

Edward Laws, u .101111111 ill the serviee ot ItivtArc
Ilindes and Co., surrendered on bail to an,vrer a charge
of furious and reckless driving, and running over a lady's
toot in the Itotv-road, afowweoks since.

Mt...Paget Paid there had keen two cane. ta.fore him ea.
....idly of reckless driving and running over women's feet.
Mr. John Layton, jun., solicitor for the complainant,
said that the ewe' of Mrs. Jacobus, of Stepney-causeway,
whore foot was run over bye confectioner II curt, had been
alread3 decided, and the defendant Manning, of New-
-111.1044, lutd beru tined. lie also computi,ated the injured
woman. This was the ease of a Mrs. Mawm, the wife of
a surveyor, in Archibald-road, bow, who w•aa injured a
few weeks ago. Time defendant was driving a horse and
curt, mid he drove against Mrs. Mason, said crushed her
foot. She bud beat under medical treatment over shire,
and PUN now for the first time present.
Mr. Paget recommended an arriumemeid, and the par-
ties retired.

After a few nt. lei cone. nation, Mr. Layton. jim..
received Y elieque for 2.1/. from the M0144f11. Ifintlim as
eorepeinat. for the injury, nod the wdiailor anti.miseed
to the magietrate that the came had terminated.

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rrobetul, mid oonatorling. Prepared by James Epps and Ou..
borntropiktido callendsta,Lolldna• Made idtalilY with boiling Wader
or mak. Bold only In labelled manta—advertisement I
I)tt. lIE JONCII'S Livan
rapidity amt ovrtainty a rth whine thie Ihl will matt...
atrenath In the meat feeble are thus deo.nriboll by ibleakkonan
Clarke, Eta ti 11.1t.e M., I" LS.. taktifyinic tla •ektrwardinaLty
curacy in Inn own /lON, ; " After the Pale tHI, anal all other re-
media.. that 1 could think tat had tattled, I I ne.l. meetly a. a Ink)
nenrr. Hr. Jonwlek tiolatallnown Oil I ra.eeired
mind, gunt its lane we. the ••••11 Of my restorwt am to Matlth.”
Maki only in tnnenlakt Imperial Ilrititinto, 2k. at; Pinto, to at ;
(Plano. la., by all clatainakte. r. M tfanakametaw Atn.,r,
and Oa., 77, Strum!, lbanatlnal.—a, A drartina meat.)
London, England, 1868-10-05

WEATHER REPORT.-{THIS DAY.)

Holmes, Orr. O. 8 a.n.
On Sunday naming berometrieal premure was much lower at
all stations than it was on Saturday, but during the tact dt hours
it has recovered itself the omillatious have been greeted on our
north and east omits. At Aberdeen the reading is nearly half an
inch greater than It was yesterday. Much uniformity new exiida
bepropeures. le Smetana temperature has fallen eines Saturday
at southern Mations it is a little higher. On Saturday evening an
blew on our east mast. Yeetertlay winds were gene-
rally end variable, and matinee to Ode meaning with rebus
in the The weather is now Sae in the. north, but dandy
in the west. log end mist am reported la Nam. Baia has been
poem' dosing We lie ham.
London, England, 1868-12-08

DIABOLICAL OUTRAGE YE_Li:

A man named Campbell it is I, •on • •
two of the magistrates for the coma% .4
by James Browne. of Lenamore. Ys the -ale' •• • •
a clime. the partieu!ar, of wh!, Ii at.. n• •
Istlet mut of Browne him-, If, as iolt.w .•
in the morning he had risen from his bed t • • •
market. He was citting at the kitchen tile, '
cant man was loading the cartswith
the window was knocked in with a bi4latful e
explosion of gunpowder how-diet( ly followed in
The house was instantly tilled with smoke.
had the presence of mind to run to the w
di•tinctly saw the prisoner run away—it le
moonlight. He called out to his servant :
Campbell, while he returned to put out the hl
house. The servant, who is an elderly man, .1:
chase to Campbell. as be was afraid that he had w
about him, thanking it was a gun that had been de
through the window. He followed Mr. Browne •
house to arouse the sleeping inmates, and w'
tered be was so suffocated with the smoke th .•
the ground. It Mr. Browne had not been ..r c •
usual hour it is probable that not a sing!.
house would have survived. What make,
atrocious on Campbell's part is the fact •
child were sleepin in Mr. Browne's buns, w.• ~. •
hated this y outrage. Mr. Browt. :•
brother-in-law, and his wife has been seiurr i :•
for several years, and lives with the tortn I
stabulary at Muff were told of the occurrem s
promptly started in pursuit of Campbell. ea 1
at the ship quay. in this city, when they av
The missile was producesl in court. and &palette'.
chamois leather bag, in which was a -tons
pound weight, and had contained a g0..l •!. •
powder. There was a short stick fastened'
along which was tied a fuse. and, when *aim l•
lighted this, he threw all thr. :,jh the sitelcs.
Mutes remanded the prisoner.
London, England, 1868-12-08

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS.
(MIS DAY.)
(au riummunt.)
(ram OUR owe 031111111POND/Orr.)
COMIC—The market is rather dull, and the sales foot
up. about 6,000 bales.
Conn.—The market fairly attended. Wheat, red Ame.
rican, 2d. to 3d. per Dental dearer over deprarson salsa of
Friday ; white unaltered. Flour slow and undamaged.
Beans and peas steady. Oats Id. per bushel and oat.
meal 6d. per load cheaper. Indian corn in retail demand
at late rates ; mixed, 395., and round, 365. to 365. 6d.