The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, 'THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1883. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE „, t ,„a, was charged with mcisisig as obstruction at the . Spot. t wive Hayman, 31431; deposed that belay the prisoner 30 r the terminus with his barrow, and as he bad been m ricusly motioned and deed be took him into custody. 'yr, Maudield—Von say he ham been lined before': I layoutn—Latt Saturday he was here and dud. Ili reply to the charge prisoner said he was ebort-sighted, and ...mild not see We policeman approaching. He was sorry b t what he had done. He had only gone out to try to tra what fruit ha had left from last Saturday, and k,,ving done that he was going into the workhouse. fro 1.4 a family to support, and if they would only allow Lim to go he would throw away what was left and go into tie house. Mr. Manafield—l thiok it would be desirable to get rid of s;; the oostemiongers who infect this locality. It is a okaa o: great traffic, and I wish it to be known that I will fine .veryooe very homily who may be for the future brought efore sae. You (primer) were here last Saturday, and I :ow toe you Ws., or a mooth's hard labour. THAMES. win DESERTION. Mn. Lawson, a vetYresinetaiiiSW - ornan, applied to Mr. Partridge for a protection order. She was asked if she had brought her marriage certideate with her, and replied in the negative, on which Mr. Partridge said in all applications of this nature the women who applied for orders of pro tection under the Matrimonial Causes Act should always produce their certiannee of marr iage, which could be , always obtained at an expense of 7d. He would hear what the applicant had to lay. Mrs. Loenon, on being sworn, said—l sin the wife of George Courtenaj Lowsots, and live at No. 7, York-ter race. Commercial-road, Itatcliff. I was married to my hue. hand at Aldermanntry Church, in the City of London, as the 20th of May, 1848. He left me either on the 20th or the •!.ird of December in the same year to go to Australis. He went there with the idea of sending for me. He did cot do so until January, 1853, when he sent me a letter inviting me to come out to him. At the same time he paid me I:itY. to pay the alpines of my voyage. I went out to him the following May, and arrived in October at Poet Adelaide, and fouled my husband living with another woman. (Here Mrs. Lowing sobbed loudly and appeared much affected at the recollection of the painful discovery. Mr. Pa tridge condoled with her, and told her to take her own time. She drwd her team and reamed) —I had Kellen hour's interview with my husband, and he made proposals to me to which I would not consent. I refused to share his affec tions with another woman. I remained in Port AdAiiiile for three weeks only, and then returned to England. E fore left I had milked him to provide a horn* for me lull my child, which he refused to do. _ _ _ B P,r!!le Purtradge—How did you find means to return to England with your chid! Mrs. Lowsoa (erying)-oh, sir, I was well provided with clothes, and other things, and had to sell everything in Ade laide, to provide • pomace for myself and child. I have lived with my mother and mister ever since my return to England, and Resist my alter in her business. Mr. Partridge—l shall grant • protection order io this esse. Have you heard from your husband since you saw him in Adelaide! ifra Lowson—l have not, sir ; he has written to me or seat me a farthing. I wish to know if the order will posed my goods if I re into business. Mr. Partridge—Certainly it well. You must take care to mister the protecting order in the County Court. Yrs. Dorian thanked the magistrate. The order was at oace made out. WANDSWORTH. TIM NNW POACHING ACT.-FIIINT CONVICTION IN THE Wm. Greostree, an elderly man, who had the appearance of &labourer, was summoned before Mr. 'whim, under the Act with and 26th Victoria, c. 114, clause 2, which states ithat it shall be lawfal for any constable in any highway. 'treat, kr-, to search any pelvic whom he may have good muse to suspect of coming from any land where he shall have been unlawfully in search or pursuit of game." Police-constable Stevenson, of the V division, stated that shout 5 o'clock on Saturday afternoon last he was on duty in Witobledne•park, when he saw the prisoner and four other men approaching towards Wandsworth. One of them carried • double. barrelled gnu on his shoulder. The defendant god one of the men left the others and went into a =mold yurtsel field with a dog, and he saw them looking about. Witness called to them, and asked them what they MIN look* for ; and the defendant's companion replied, " for mushroom." They both ran away, but he stopped the defendant, who mid they had bees looking for a rabbit Seeing that his pocket was 'ticking out, he eked him what he had got, and he replied only a little übbit Witness eked him to let him look at it, upon which he took out of his pocket a small hue, about half grown and alive. He asked him whether he called that a little rabbit, and he replied. " Wall, it is a little harm" He said he caught it on Wimbledon-common. Mr. Alfred Dana said he looked alter the preserves on Wimbledon-common for his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. The right of &booties wee given to his royal higheass - by Lord Spencer. The wittier said he had knows the defendant for years. sad had summoned him several times for poaching, and he had been couvicted. Mr. Haynes, jun., submitted that the ease did not come withia the meaning of the act, as the defendant had not bean on Wirobledoacetnnicia unlawfully la march of game, The defendant saw the hare and put it a his pocket. Mr. Ingham said that after the account be bad received about the defendant, he could not do lees than impose the full malty. He then fined him 51., and seotenoed him in default of payment to be imprisoned for two mouths with hard labour. The defendant was locked up. FIBBS.NAItROW ESCAPE OF THRZE CHILDILL4.— (Tam Dar.)—This morning, at an early hoar, a tire broke eat in the premise. belonging to Mr. J. Boon, a furnishing hoemooger and edge-tool maker, No. 44, St. Johle•-guars, ClerkesiwelL The flames were happily, con fi ned to the shop and contents ; but the dam age done is very mosidemble. Fortunately Mr. Boon waa insured in the Royal Fire office. A Eke, nearly attended with the sacrifice of three young children, took place a short time before the above in the ' remsaw belonging to Meson. E. Mika and Cleo. Mitten No. 1 Broadway, Westminster. The Berne; criginated in a bac k . room at the top of the bonne in which three children were sleeping. A cry " FIT" was raised t that densely crowded neighbourhood, but to get italL kot ri l ioin to lave the children seemed impossible, for the heated smoke was pouring forth in dense volumes and the fire was furiocialy blazing within the room. Several person. however, at great risk, rushed into the apartment, and suc ceeded in puiliog out the children. The damage was con siderable. Fortunately the firm war insured in the Pbmnix end Son Ftrivolloss. ABBAITLT UPON THE POLICE BY ROMAN CATHOLIC Parsers.—The Rev. Thos. Kelly and the Rev. Seated Lam Walsh. Roman catholic waste, were each Aped M. at the Liverpool Comity Court, yeekeday, bsieg • mit& *toe of the fine of 201., for an assault spot a policeman named Robert thrter. On the Zird alt. Carter was sent in plain clothes to the neighbourhood of Bootle Castle for the purpose of watching the movements of some lads who were Inspected of having robbed a number of clothes lines in the district. A number of the lads suspected were seen by Car ter loitering Bear care of theclothes lone in • most enepteione manner, and he had little doubt that they were going to commit some depredations. but the unexpected arrival of the owner of the clothes caused them to run away, where upon Carter pee chase and secured three of their unbar. lo taking his prisoners to bridewell Carter was met by the Rev. Mr. Kelly and the Rev. Mr. Walsh, who asked him if be was their father, to *bleb he replied, "No, I am • constable." Tee officer was then salted upon what char ge be had apprehended the lads, but he would not t e ll ]Cr. r Kelly them said, " You must let them go," and took hold of Carter by the arm, while the Rev. Mr. Walsh seised me of the boys, a women laid hold of another, sod some dock labourers conning up at the time rescued the third. The defame set up on behalf of the rev. gentlemen was, that they were not satisfied that Carter was a police-offioer, sad • amt.gation of the full fine was made on that pound. SERIOUS ASSAULT UPON • W011•11.—At cheater Police-office on Tuesday, Robert Atkta wasbreaght op on remand, charged with having seriously injured Mary Ann Hamer, an elderly woman, living in Bradshawotreet, Hulme, by ausalting her on the 4th July last, in a lane behind her dwelling, and dzikiag her a ewers blow same the bridge of the noes. It appears that, in consequence of the injury, the woman bad been conined in the Hovel Infir m,, and since then, for a long period , bad been under medical treatment. Mr. Smart, surgeon, was examined, and be said that Mrs. Hamer was sow in a very dangerous state. The blow she had received bad injured the spine, and the injury to the spine had since brought on pain and numbness throughout the lower limbs of the body. She war in a state of semi-unconsciousnesa, and totally nobt to be examined, having lost ell ides of ass or place. 'Three witseasse to the assault, all women, were mainined. They stated that the blow knocked the back of the woman's head against the wall. Mr. Smart was examined as to the poet• inlay of the blow on the nose having mused the iejnry to the spine, but he did not speak with confidence upon this point, although be said that the sudden jerk us coosequeece of the blow might have caused the spinal affection. The aim was remanded for a week, in order to see if the woman recovered. AS , ENT OF SALISBURY SPIKE. —On Tuesday last James Matthews, • workman in the employ of Mr. F. R. Fisher, balkier, of the Ili/It-street. Salisbury, made an ascent of the lofty cathedral in that city, for the pur pose of painting the eateroal ironwork at the summit, an operation which occupied him nearly two holm, and none valued his mounting the cross above the ease, which is at the height of more that 400 feet from the ground. The sweat, wit waa market day in the town, was witnessed by a very large number of spectators, arid wee accomplished by means of twenty or more smell iron handles firmly fired to the spire above the weather door, which latter is reached by a flight of bidden inside, placed almost perpendicularly ON above the other. During the proms of painting the con- Neon' fellow secured himself to the spire as beat he could with a leather belt buckled round his waist. DISTREHRING CASUALTY IS THE H C MEER. —A few sight/. ago, the Brothers, Captain Grayborn, o f Grimsby, laden with deals, caught the sands on Whitt on Middl e, an d besides losing a great part of the cargo, the captain's son, about two years of age, was drowned. It appears the esp. tais succeeded for some time is keeping both the lad sad his wife from being carried away by the tide, but i n order to ears the latter be was compelled to let go his hold of the former. (IT UMW ricsaws.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) QUEEN'S PLATE. Harlequin .. 6 ma. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOPS. Walloon Croagh Patrick . 10 raa. SIXTEENTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. Ely Tomato 8 rm.- ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.O. AS* 11 lb As. st lb LAly Lady' 6 9 6 Osese Lard of the Ilapor .. • 8 12 Creok 3 7 1 Proagb Patrick 6 812 Mould 4 7 0 Queen of humps .. 4 212 Canker East Sheen 5 8 7 D t bil 3 610 8 8 2 W Dock Walloon 4 6 4 Zara Humphrey All are her& 7 9 Prince Los 800 7 6 Tom Clot i i coo.ay IM4 ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKE.% OF 10 80V8. Halt a ions. stet • st lb Algarsife 8 10 Mesita Attraction 8 7 Dania . ToOdington 8117 Motility lose 7133 lnvOrOeas woodcraft 712 Galileo raper Lady Mary 7 10 Land of the West Overcast 7 8 Loretta Anolnaton 7 1 Toy filly Lady Pansy Cavendish . 7 5 Abderratunan Clairvoyant AU are here. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP PLATE OF 70 SON'S. L.F . Age st lb 8 3/ A Lady loom 1 813 Mimic* 4 7 I Queen of Trumps 4 8 8 Novice S 7 Prophet Spark Black Deer S 7 7 Douche Bosh 4 7 7 Noah . 6 Jarnicoton 3 7 3 Equinox 3 6 Kingswood All are here. RUTLAND STAKES. Five furlongs 182 yards. Emerson.. Persiflage, Gazes Lees, Acolyte, and Sister to Konteford are hem AMUYED.—Claremont and Suspicion. LATEST BETTING. CESAREWITCH. 11 to 1 apt lioness (enuatol) 25 to 1 AnSeld (of) CAYBEIDGESHIBE. 100 to 3 sipt Antield (t) 1000 to 15 Usriabrook (t) Sr. ANDREW'S trigivaausrrY.—At a meeting of the St. Andrew's University Court, held yesterday, all the members being present, under the presideary of Wm. Stirling. Esq.. of Bair, M.P., Rector, the Rev. Lewis Campbell. M.A., vicar of Milford, Hants, Examiner in Literia Marnamoribar and late Fellow and Tutor of Queen's College , Oxfo rd, was appointed to the Professore* of Greek in the University of St. Andrew's, in the room of Mr. W. Y. Seller, appointed to the Humanity Chair in the University of Edinburgh. We understand there were four teen candidates for the chair. POPPING THZ QCZBTION IN COVILT. --George Primniall, a miter in the employ of Sir William Knighton, and receiving 9t per week wages, wee ordered to pay L. 6d. per week, sod 36e. 3d. meth for the maintenance of the child of Harriet Hedgeoock,d which he acknowledged that he was the father. The chairman strongly advised him to marry the girl at ones. George mid he should be glad to do so if she would have him. The girl. however, looked upon this as poppug the question in rather too busineenlike a way, and medially shook her head.—Weee Sussex Gaxtte. VIL•TH OF • NOTZD WIABTLIZI. —The Carlisle Journal records the death of Robert Atkineon —a name well known in that and every district where Cumberland wrestling is marthed or admired. Many who now con. tend in the Carlisle ring will remember his extraordinary strength and power, and some few who are now faet re ceding have experaneed the gram from which there was no relief except to fall. Atkinsoe's name Never stood very prominent in connexioa with what has beau termed the ' science "of wrestling, introduced and practised about the time of Gordon and Oberman, end after wards perfected by the celebrated Jackson of Keoniside, who has also gone to his socoent, but will ever be re membered as the most scientifio wrestler ever wen on Carlisle Swifts, end one who was squally remarkable for the kind and gentle disposition width ha manifested to wards ail hie opponents. Jetherni possered the ability, but Atkinson had the strength whisk earned for him the pro fessional sobriquet by which he was so well known—the ,• Han Mountain , " or ' The Sleegill Giant." Each was the winner of many prises in his own peculiar way, and the last contest between the two great champions who ham sow fallen to rise no more is too well known to be repeated here. The match for the championship at Flan terminated their career in the ring. The crushing that Jacksee re. mired on that occasion be sever forgot or shook GC Now paralysis has reduced his great opponent , and all that is left of the two great " done m the record of their moss and their deeds for the comparison of their respective friends end admirers. BAILING OF THE COLIIIIBIA.--G•LWAT ' TOM DAT.—ntiiI fine vowel did not arrive in the roadstead from Liverpool until 3.30 this morning, and from early dawn till a late Lour to-day the pilot was busily en. gaged tarrying and their luggage out to the vessel. As all the stump mummy had to be on board early for government inspection, the bustle on the quays was very great for • few hours after bee arrival. However, as there were so goods to be shipped of any cos semienos, there was little else to do but atteod to the At 9 o'clock all were on board, and Captain =i l trzT, government inspector, who has now been per stationed here, had all the passengers mustered on deck and passed. The mails arrived punctually, and, being coeveyed down to the quays, 19 bap were placed on board the tender. in charge of Captain Hotter R.N. The Columbia, having steam p, received the mails and latest telegrams, end proceed e d on her voyage at 2.45. There was • very stiff head-wind blowing, but abe moved aloe; pliantly . without the least perceptible unpleasant motion. She carnal her fall complement at steerage and 20 cabin. A number of steamy piessngers have left behind for the next vessel, Tng FIRST NIGHT OF A Nsw PLAT. —So anxious is the trial of • first night, that some eathore shirk the slow any. sad keep away from the theatre until the joyful news of success is brought them. I should have suffered more from apprehension, so I always braved the chanties, seated at the beck of • private box. The house is slowly filling. You am on the stage, t " ing to encourage the actors by admiring their " get op,and predicting what they will eff act with certain seems ; looking through hole in the curtail" to see who has come, and whether there is • good pit ; and trying I. share the manager's confidence Not " B. is certain to be all right." The overture begins. You me critics and friends scattered about the boxes ; and the pit is rapidly filling. You are palmed from the stage to your private box, and the curtain rises. A first-night iodic:us is always good-natured; not only are there many friends of the author come to " ensure • success," and really anxious that the piece should succeed ; bet the bulk of the indifferent pblic is °sly too willing to admire and be pleased. Any cinosof applaumis eagerly sought by friends and willingly accepted by the sadism°. You are thrilled with the plaudits ; but you sit in alternation, of triumph and agony, for, although the piece may be " going fa mously," you are but too painfully 000scious of all its defects. You sit then condemned to endure poetry mangled, wit blunted, and conceptions distorted. The man, who, at rehearsal, was " letter perfect," is nervous, and makes havoc with the verse. The actress who was charming in one scam at rehouse!, is totclly without charm to-night. Effects up which you calculated fall fiat ; pumps are suddenly revealed as perilous ; too late you see • hundred errors, and you foresee rocks ahead. More thee ones an author thus frightened and en lightened has rmhed behind the smote, and arranged to omit a seem or peerage because of the risk. The applause may keep up your sinking courage, but it does not protect you from these pampa. Amid such fluctuatioos, the piece proceed& At last the curtain falls to immense cheering. Vociferous shone' of " Author ! author!" burst out like rockets from all sides. This is • supreme moment You bow from your box and love mike kiad.—CornAill Jlagitzinc for October. THE Fwooe is FRANCE.—The Courrier de la br4rxe publishes details of the disariere caused by the overflowing of the affluents of the Shoos, especially the Gallium, which has risen to more than six feet above its ordinary leveL At fiaint-Vallier the inhabitants were forced to take refuge in the upper stories of the bowies, and fears were eater- Weed for the safety of the hospital, the terrain of which was washed away. The crops along the tours of the river were dematated, sod trees. rims, carts, sad e►en 1 , 1161 containing grapes were carried along by the torrent. The bridge of !lards:et. Bear Mot-Donal, was carried away, that of the Combe d'Oterwaux was damaged, and a berme almost entirely destroyed. A little girl, named Amalie Valernand, was drowned at Saint-Doirat. as well as • postman ►t Comborio, named Einard ; hie body his shwa been recovered with the letter. Two bridges were swept away between Crest and Diva*, sad the road between the former place sad Lark! was rendered impassable in two places. According to the Picton Standard a tree bore re cently been cut down in California, the circumference of which was 90 fest, sad its height 325 feet. The hark was in some plaoss 4 feet thick. The tree contained 250,000 feet of timber. Its sire was 3,100 years. The wood was monad and solid. — ViewotGhtszkoLOwNriva Coteroirr(Lutzwen).— Traffic reoeipts for the week esdingBept. 27,10,5971.9.. 7d. SHARE L18T13.-(THI8 DAL) Two o'CLoos. There is not much business in the railway market to-day, but prices generally are well maintained. Great Northern stock has risen per cent., and South Eastern and Great &intern, ; while Lanca shire and Yorkshire has receded 1 ; and Midland, 1. London and North Western stook is now quotedlo2l to 103, ex div. ; Great Western, 66 to 1, ex div. ; Midland, 1281 to 1, ez div. ; Lancashire and York shire, 112 to 1, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 511 to 52, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1191 to 120, ex div. ; South Eastern, 2711 to 1, ex div. ; Great Northern, 1261 to 1271, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 1014 to 1021. Indian and Canadian railway stocks are inquired for. Ottoman shares also exhibit an improving tendency. Other foreign lines are quiet. WIDINAILY &WARR AID noura. aL I 1.4 I RAILWAY& I yam. I Oohs te4s, I lei p.a. 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Win May MI iim- IV NS 100 110 106 109 4 Or 21 74 76 SO 62 68 TO 62 56 48 60 28 40 18 30 26 26 108 109 it 3re 10/ 191 Vo i 10 91 eirl 96 $7 3) bl 111 100 107 48 1018 104 - - 117 68 3 5 62 64 107 106 101 106 1 0 61 167 168 102 UK 1,101111. PROP74IOIAL alfAll MARKET'S. 1162aPOOL,lirr. 20.—Hake to-day: London and North Western, 1024 c f —Manchener. Sheffield and Uncotnahlre 461 k }—Metropolitan new shares, 1 9.18 1681 II 6 South Eastern, 971 }—Great astern 6 per Cent. Peel., 111f — Manchester, Bheffeld, and Lincolnshire 61. Pref., I p—Midland 11. Pref., Ip— Birkenhead, 914—Midland, North Western, 17— Preston and Wyre, No. 4, 20—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 66-18 5-18 }—Dltto, 7 pw Cent, 9 1-16—Great Western of Canada, 1011-18—Dutch Rhenish, 2 7-18 746 p —Great Luxembourg, 14 146 x 4—Mexican 3 per Gent., 474 f 14—B. and A. &clamp Bauktl Company .Lwilted), p— Mercantile and Z. Bonk Lion ), and 18 y 11-18 I p—Allion Marine linalted , , 1 tat, —l3rithb Foreign Marine, 2 1-18 2p Empire (United), 11 f 3-18 p—Tharaes and Martintlie Marine (Limited), 43.164p—Ln10n Marine (Limited). 2 16.16 p—Great Ship, 26.9 d. 6d,—Ditto,. 174 per Cent, pref., 85. , 6d 8s ed. le. dd. oilieleit,T9l9.llll.—Pris:sei wire Arm, and there was a good busiest'. Consolidated Bank (Limited), 6 3.16 11 Great Pastern. 111 1--Great ship, fa ed., Is. 6d., et ed.—Ditto Preference, fis. et, Oa 3d., ea, 6s. 6d.—Grand Trunk cd Ca. nada, Western, 4161, —lllinois Central, 14 el.—lance shire asst Yorkshire, 112 121—Landon and ?rata Western, Ale —Manchester and County Bank, U t ag. iu msaoleser, Sh field, and Lincolnshire, 461 6 1— tan, 127 —Mid. land, 1261—North British, 461 I—gon Radom. .9 . 71 ht Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance , 41 616 p —La Insurance, .-0. and Newtown, 90—Ashbury Carriage Com pay, 50 p.—DYtriei Bank, 27 el 61 1 p.—Mesnean, 471—White. haven and P., 264 —Charing-crow New Five per Cent., les. Oarston Rztension, 10 Lib—Edinburgh and Glasgow, eol—Bir kenhesd, .911. BuututanAN, gerr. —l3se sales in this market today were —Great Western Birmingham Guaranteed Stock, at 671—and Imperial Continental Gas, at 00. Of Stour Valley Guaranteed stock them were buyers at 66—Midland Railway shares, at 1281 —Severn Valley, 17—South &afford, 101—Worcester and Bir mingham Canal were quoted at 111 to 121—and Birmingham Banking Companyh shares, 264 to sq. Duatns, SEPT. 19.—New Three per Cent. Rock, an 92 National Bank of Ireland, SOL paid rac. , 76—Royal Bank of Ireland, 10/, paid, 691 I—Union Bank 'Limited), OIL 'mid, 9)— Atlantic ;Limited). 101. paid, ll—Ditto for acasuat, D—City Dublin Steam, 1001. paid, 117—General Mining Company of Ireland ,Umited ) , 41. paid. 411—Consumer Gas Company, 111. paid, 144—Cork and Bandon, 661. paid he.), 141—Dublin and &Nest Junction, 501. paid, Nl—Dublin and Drogheda, 1001. paid, Si—Great Southern and Western, 100/. paid, 1006—Midland Great Westorn and Rl. Canal, 601. paid. 611—Midland Great Western, half shares, 9.61. paid. 261—Irish :lath Western, 6 per ttuG perp., Class A ex.), e. THE COAL TRADE WERT OF DUDLET.—MEETINU OF COAL MANSES YffHTZEDAT.—An important inestim of the coal roasters West of Dudley was held yesterday (Wed nesday) at the Dudley Arms HoteL There was& large attendance, all the principal trios beingtat re presented. It was unanimously re so l ve d an advance of 11. per ton in coal and lump*, and 6d. per too fine slack should be made, the new rate to commence on the 19th of October. It was also resolved that from the same date an advance of &L per day should be made in the wages of thick coal colliers, and 3d. per day in thin coal miners. It was farther resolved by the farce°, masters that a rise of 10 per cent. should take place from the same date in furnace men's wages. GREAT Wm,-TERN RAILWAY. —We hear that some of the principal appointments conse q uent upon the recent amalgamation were made at a meeting of the board of directors on Thursday last. It is reported that owing to Mr. Sherriff, the general manager of the West Midland, having declined to accept the general management of the amalgamated lines. the general management of the Great Wester° Railway has been bestowed on Mr. J. Grimm, hitherto good. manager of the Great Western proper, who has had great experience in coesexion with the perils mentsry and general business of the company, and that the office of secretary has been allotted to Mr. Frederick Saunders. hitherto secretary and general manager of the South Wales line. Mr. Walter Stevenson, who, under the designation of assistant-secretary to Mr. C. A. Saunders, has hitherto conducted the financial business of the Great Western Company, is , we believe, to continue to perform the same duties on the establishment of the amalgamated concern, with the title of financial secretary. We under stand that Mr. Sherriff will for the presoak afford the com pany the benefit, in a consultative capacity, of his great ex perieooe and mature judgment on all that coeceras railway management, and that in all probability he will continue to reside in the mansion at Shrub-hill, in this city. of which, we believe. be has meetly become the proprietor.— Wor cester Chronide. SUDDEN DEATHS OF • BROTHZU AND Si Ea AT HAGIAY.—On Wednesday mortis( John Walters. a well sinker, living at the Brack, Harley, Worcestershire, aged 43, was found dead in his bed. An inquest was held at the Lyttelton Anna, Kegley, on Thursday afternoon, on the body, before R. Der, Fog., when a verdict of "Died from natural canssa," was returned. When the jury went to view the bode. a sister of the deceased, a married woman named Mary Clark, was in an adjoining room. The jurymen were just disPersieg , when polioe.coostable Hooper was celled back, and on going to deceased's berme he fouled Clark lying on her back quite dead. Yr. Richards, surgeon, was called in, but could only confirm the fact that life was extinct. The deceased was ia bar 60th year, and it is believed died from dimaes of the heart. _ Enormous flocks of plover have made their ap pearance in Prince Edward's Inland, end they are beiag made an article of export to Breton, U.S. They are peeked in ice in barreia._ OS VITAL PALAOII. Olft fiIIiIIIINO DAT...-. WEDNIIIIBa; Sat. 30.—Akainienn ea payment, 4,981 ; Me by MUM WNW, 1,472; %lel, 6,453. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ozwow. The funds w-day are rather firmer, and an im provement of i per cent. has taken place. In the other markets the amount of business has been only moderate. Less disposition is now evinced to operate for a rise in the speculative kinds of foreign stocks which have latterly met with so much favour. Consols are now quoted 93} to i for money, and 93} to I) for the account (October 8). The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 93}, ; ditto, for account, 93} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91} ; New Three per Cents., 92, 911, 92} ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 77 ; India Mve per Cent. Stock, 108}, ; Bank Stock, for account, 238 ; and Exchequer Bills, par. The foreign stock market is rather dull in cha racter. Mexican Bonds have declined } per cent., and Spanish Passive 4. Turkish ConsolidEs and Greek Bonds, however, have im proved I. Italian stock is likewise better. Some of the present quotations are annexed :—Torkish 1854 Loan, 95 to 96 ; ditto, 1858, 70} to i ; ditto, 1882, 71} to i ; the Consolidss, 364 to I ; Greek, 37} to 38} ; Mexican, tea to ; and Spanish Passive, 36 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1004, ex div. ; ditto 1839 and 1859, 101, ex div. ; Chili= Six per Cents., 1014, ex div. ; Dutch Certificates, 1014, ex div. ; Egyp tian, 1014, 4 ; ditto, second issue, 1011 ; Greek, for account, 374, 381; ditto Coupons, for account, 1811 ; Italian for account, 724, 734 ; Mexican, for account, 47 1 , 461, 4,1, ; Peru vian Three per Cents., for account, 84, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 491, ; ditto, for account, 49 ; Russian, 1822, 94, 934 ; ditto, 1862, 934 ; Spanish Pas sive, for account, 364, 4 ; ditto, Certificates, for account, 144 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 954 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 711, 1 ; ditto Gua ranteed, 1014 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 614. The Confederate Loan is firmer, at 28 to 26 dis. The Columbian Loan is quoted 1 to 14 prem. International Financial shares are quoted 5f to i 54 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, 34 to 31 1 prem. ; London Financial, 41 to 44 prom. ; Hud son's Bay, 4 to 1 dis. ; and Egyptian Trading, 21 to 24 prem. QUASTIIII-PART Two o'CLocx. The improvement of } per oent. mentioned above as having occurred in Consols has been lost, the present quotations being 93} to if for money, and 93} to for the account. FOUR O'CLOCK. Console are quoted 931 to } for money, and 934 for the account, being rather firmer than at a quarter-past 2 o'clock. In the Stock Exchange yesterday, attention was so completely monopolised with the comple tion of the very heavy settlement in shares and foreign stocks, that fresh transactions were in terfered with to an unusual extent. Considering the magnitude of the transactions, the fact that the settlement has passed off without any casualty, speaks well for the solidity and caution of the members of the Stock Exchange as a body. It does not escape attention, however, that the more recent speculation in these classes of securities seems to be assuming an intrinsically weaker character; that is to say, the bong fide sellers, particularly of foreign stocks, are now, as a rule, of a better class than the buyers. This feature, it is believed, contributed to bring about the soberer tendency observable yesterday afternoon. Yesterday being the last day of the quarter, and also a heavy settling day in the Stock Exchange, the pressure for money was severe, so much so indeed as to strengthen the views of those who bold that the Stock Exchange Committee would do well to refrain in future from fixing their settling days on the last day of a quarter. This is an occasion on which railway and other companies occasionally have large amounts falling due, and it thus seems desirable, on many grounds, that a different plan should be adopted. The applications at the Bank of England yesterday were extremely heavy, and in the general market the demand was very brisk at fully 4 per cent. for choice bills. The belief which prevails in many quarters, however, that the market will become easier after the pay ment of the dividends, causes the anomaly to be still presented of good six months bills being taken at the relatively low rate of 4 per cent. About 68,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, while 21,0001. was withdrawn for ex portation. The aggregate purchased by the Bank since yesterday week is 330,0001., against known withdrawals for export amounting to 106,000/. A parcel of Mexican dollars was sold yesterday for transmission to China by the next steamer at Si. Rd. per ounce. There is little business in bar silver, the result of the tenders on the 7th Oct. for government bills on India being awaited. The shares of the Manchester and Liverpool District Banking Company have risen, owing to a report that an amalgamation has been arranged between this establishment and a private bank. The Manchester and Liverpool District Bank ing Company was established in Novem ber, 1829, counts upwards of 700 partners, and has a paid-up capital of 730,0001. and a re served fund of about 250,0001. There are 17 branches—the bead office being at Manchester— and 13 sub-branches. The Company issues Bank of England notes. The amount paid up per share is 101. The prospectus has been issued of a new bank, bearing the title of the East London Bank (Limited). The direction is respectable and of a practical cha racter, and the brokers are Messrs. Hutchinson sird Co. The capital is 600,0001. (subject to in crease), in 12,000 shares of 501. each, of which it is not intended to call up more than 150,0001., or 121. 10s. per share. It is pointed out that eastward of Fenchurch-street there is not, with the exception of three branches, one bank, either joint stock or private, although the commercial transac tions of the eastern district, comprising as it does the shipping interest, the docks, the Mincing-lane and Mark.lane markets, large manufacturing establishments, and • population of upwards of a million, are necessarily very large. It is therefore contended that there is an ample field for a new bank, and that a considerable service will be done to business by utilising more fully the surplus trading capital of the district. An official memorandum from the Great Western Railway Company of Canada intimates that "from the accounts of the half-year ended July 31, 1863, the net earnings of the line (including the balance brought from last half-year) amounted to 7,954/. 15s. 3d., which the directors recommend should be carried to the credit of the current half-year." The directors of the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria have taken premises for con ducting the business; at Vienna in the immediate neighbourhood of the Exchange, and have engaged as one of their managers Mr. CAlward Hofzinser, who organised the sucoessful Discount Bank at Vienna, and has been its manager up to the present time. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows the week an increase of 4,1871. • the London and South Western a decrease of 2,3881. ; the Great Eastern an increase of 852/. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 1,8401. ; and the Great Western i decrease of 1,0221. The certificates of shares in the Oil-seed Crush ing Company (Limited) are to be ready for do- 46 6..1 43 9 44 9 44 2 44 1 43 9 'Sept. Ilk inapt. U. a Hi 711i_jf LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. 'THIS DAY.) (IT =craw mro DITZINATIONAL =sours.) (mom ova owl" amaroinuirr.) The market ooMimme dead, without cheap is prime. Sake about 8,000 Wes. Pal appmet. I ft. I ft Sues. IMMO 10,11•3 Ym mg D. Oar. Doak woonooLoa.Alivorpoos , Do Now lAsolookula _ _ . 7,lfM, 41 I Do. Now (Limited) 4001: 60 Beak cd II 41 Bank of Won • 5,040 100 , Bank of Otago (utak& KOMI tou alai& of gnixewalara 10,000 . , Banked Iflokiela, 6,000100 Bank of Wake (Lin.). . 50,000: 10 Bank of Now Zealand (1. 40,0001 10 ,Branlian&PortagatiegL 16,001 1 50 ,BritandAmmicanitz.(l. 10.010 60 MI6 11. Amnion ..- 11.1410 10 Ctur.B.k_Brit. Columbia MAIIM 10 (1 Kb. 1.41, Ass. Wm. Igor. r arra. sal* de B OA al von . 20000110 10 Conaolidat - ici * * Jinni (1 ) 0.040.100 Continental 10,000, 50 triglishßelglan&Noth.L 10,01.0i100 Kalish an a Irina (Lisa) UAW lag.licoULkultinarni. 10.101, dinduen.ChinadiJap.(l 10.010 i t 1 imperial Bank, Limited LYON 10 Imperial Daman 11.oadon and Brazilian 1.10111100 , B. Ayes.* R. Plate fl 6,000,1 to' /Lon., & &Mat (L.) 10,11111 Los. Ob. cook .4 A Matt. 10,0001N0 Lealos and Colonial (L. moo. ' Leda and Cultist& lined= /oh& Stook ULM MI 1100. and Middlesex ( 10,1100 MO lion. sad Norinarn ( L 10,0 W .0 , Lnwelnil • bnisth 10,000100 jinadonst&American (1. 6,010'100 'Loa. .0 S. Weals= Olen SO Oft! ••• and Wastunlnet••• 211,..1 , 00 'Mercantile Lvcbange(L) Magi ox 'Matzo. & Prow. no e s I 1,00/010 I Monerved 6,100:111 Midland k (Um.) 10,001•103 National of Ban Livorpool(L 1..010110 1. rrii. at ban... 4 limo! N Do Now ,Now Ban Waist 04.411161 P 4311antal Beak Onurpam 20.001100 'ttovthe. of frekiiio 15,001; 10 ,Beinde,runi.,4 Data 140031 16 ,South awstradla & 100 , Manila Brit.S.Afrioa(L 5,010 , 100 Igo New al 00 'Union el Ainnraii• OMM Co.ldegAlfranou C (L 10,0 W 610, t &I ee !M Onion cd ilos ot Delan Intailead (Unt.). 14 a~i - ee — i — ...4l ine,soal !KOMI 64000 2 . 0,•00 100,11111 165,600 la,0)01 sw ii.OP 116 - US 16 11 pea l 1 4 1 %0 61 1 U MAIM 4 Li 29 . 7pia ish us 141 dls #pm die Wail 43 46 21 14114 7 8 r 48•1 4 , Ps 38 72 I 116 110 II 91 I 4 bxei 2 1 41•1 pu• Ipon 16 T KI I 6 Opm. 4 1 ei 0 • 3 ; 2 1 9 113 x, 16 10 O , X 10, 111p , ' 1 at ' 9 l t B i 11 OiclB. 61 13 306 7e 1 06 dbl 11 23833' ni at in . 2 1 .116 , 16 oidi.l 79 89 2 pm; 2 16pia• 2 tem; 6 pm W '5 69 61 el " 41 le 2 pm 4f 114 116 p as , 68 69 lifpn Bar pis ao ITILS. 'CI. prices. 1 HI 106 101 113 101 K 3 62 Mt 91 62 106 110 112 114 113 116 113 116 100 106 112 116 107 106 1001 110/ 1R 113 110 Ili 132 164 1001 1011 1011 1611 102 103 111 113 1(3 It s HI 113 113 108 110 114 1141 it at 2 4 ii 3 1 8 a 8 16 11 i i y;} al 10 1 i ao oi 1 i 61 If 6421 - 111 i It 29 I id tik - 17 1 I t se _ IS 11 1041 . 91 91 I - Ill} i IS pilees. I Balm.. . . _ _ ~,2 3 St Ilast and Was 4 liadla 1441 1143 146 , Leta' St Londoo 100 i 64 46 1, et Si. I Warts, la a a 'et tamel St :Soutturopios maw is. Vietons Lea SO Do. Nov 101 IGO IN M isii.. - ..1 I Sales. ice= livery, in exchange for the bankers' receipts, on Saturday next. With reference to the market for American secu ridge, Mr. K. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : There has been only a limited besieges dole( since cow List in the market in London for Americas securities. The quotations for Illinois, Erie, and New York Costal 'him remain unaltered, but the demand for them le noti being checked by the advancing rate of exchange reported from New York. There continues to be a steady demand for Atlantic and Great Western bonds (New York and Pennsylvania menorah but these appear to be Newell placed that orders to purchase of any magnitude are &Moult to &11. The Pennsylvania section bonds have touched $l. WZDNIIMAY EV130110! Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to if for money, and 93g to for the Bth October, opened and closed to-day at the same quotations. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, j ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91i ; New Three per Cents., la, 91i •, India Fire per Cent. Stock, net, ; ditto Bonds, 165., 204., 16s. prem. • ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 1004. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm. India Bonds were quoted 16s. to 20s. prem. Notwith standing the pressure for money, Exchequer Bills have risen Is., closing at par to 3e. prem. Owing to the absorption of attention in the set tlement, comparatively little business was done to day in the foreign stock market. The demand fur bank shares was again extraor dinarily active to-day, and a further advance has taken place. It was chiefly observable in Agra, Alliance, Bank of Egypt, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Bank of Hindostan, Imperial, London, Birmingham and South Staffordshire, London and County, South Australian, and London and Northern. The latter have risen to 2 to 24 prem. Imperial Ottoman Bank and Union Bank of Australia were quoted rather lower, but generally the advance in this department was fully sustained to the close of business, and the 4 o'clock quotations were in many instances somewhat above those sent out in this evening's official list. Joint Stock Discount shares were to-day quoted If to 2 prem. ex the new issue, while the new shares were dealt in at to premium on the premium at which they are issued to the old pro prietors. International Financial shares were steady, at 51 to 5 prem. General Credit better, at to 3' prem.; and LoUdon Financial lower, at 4tl to 4 prem. Hudson's Bay were last quoted to dia., and Egyptian Trading 2i to 24 prem., being better. - Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 13 to 131 prem. ; Thames and blereey, 4 3-16 to 5-16 prem. North British and Mercantile, 181 to 1; Mumma, die. to par ; Commercial Union, al to 4 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, dia. to par. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 11 to 11 prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally quoted 1 to 11 prem. ; Buxton Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Star and Garter Hotel, to 1 prem. There was a better demand for Canada and New Brunswick Government Debentures. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoor. The mining market is firm to-day, with an increased amount of business. Wheal Chiverton shares are in strong demand, and have advanced to 11} to . East Caradon are also better, at 29} to S. Great Fortune are quoted 27 to 29 ; West Chiver ton, 47i to 48); East Basset, 78 to 80 ; North Crotty, bi to ; Wheal Crotty, 31 to ; East Russell, 3to ; and Feat Cam Brea, 74 to 5. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without change. Don Pedro have been dealt in at 11 and 1, being steady. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received—by telegram from Lisbon—the following report, dated Morro Velho, August :—" Produce, eleven days of August. 12,594 °lbws& ; yield, 8,337 °haves per ton. Working regularly and well." COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& IMPERIAL AVERAGE& Ault el l9 Sept. S l2 le TO tit 911:310 Mats Id 3So Ild 87. bd Ols wooks* pie Average Dom—Whoa. Daa. Oss Ippi, lies" sag has. la DIMIII.OI SEOW/110 TIM FLO:MAD= IN =II AYSI4I MIS Or WHEAT Damao TKO MX 11=10 MUM. Lug. I:Li laai U 'Sept. & Sot MI MINCING LANE.-(THIS SooAn.—The demand for Wed India ham rather im. proved, a full amount of bushman baring been traumata.' at firm prices ; in other sorts only a limited business baa been transacted. Porto Rico. fair to good yellow ' at 34e. to 375. 6d. ; and Surinam, 33e. Itolloed—DnW, goods as in request, at previous prices ; pima ars sot obtainable at former rams._ COMM -The parcels of Plantation Ceylon offered by auction have gone off heavily at a further alight decline. Small, 765. 6d. ; low middling. 795. ; Native Ceylon, good ordinary, sold at 715., and Costa Rica, common, 695. to no. 6d. RUM. -The market continues inactive. Ricg.-There is a good demand for cargo kind of Bengal, and flee has sold for export at 9e. 3d. to 911 49. Seicxs.-Pepper has sold at a alight decline ; Malabar at 4,16. to tad. ; Penang. 3id. to 3111. ; white Singapore, to sid. Pimento without change in value ; common and middling, 211 d. to 21d. Cloves, Zanzibar, 3Ad. A few lots of nutmegs sold at 11d. ; and mace, 10d. to ltd. Fnurr.--Carrants have sold steadily at 25.. to 295. Rai sins : Valencia, common, 35a. ; selected, 3M. to 39a, ; Mus catels, tine. 197 a. ; old, 31s. to 33e. ; sultanas, new, 4511 to 475. ; and new Turkey figs, 281. to Ms. SALTITT RE. -The market I. quiet. Corrox.-Tbe market is 6rm, but the transactions re ported are limited to a few hundred bales. J CTM -There is a good demand at last week's prices to sa. advance for good and line qualities. Cocargeat. has sold, with good competition, at full prices told. advance. Honduras salver, 3s. to 3a. la. ; black, 3.. to 3s. 7d. Tanen& silver, 3s. 3d. ; black, M. 4d. to .Is. 7d. TALLOW MARKET.--(TDIEI DAY.) The InArket is steady. Tows taunt , M quoted 4755., met comb ; Petersburg Y.V. ea the soot, 445. 91. ; October is December. 46. 9d. ; December, 435. ; shammy to March, 435. 3d. ; Nara, 45.. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) beast; feria The supply of is again r but a large propor tion of very inferior quality ; the choice st' deetription ti there fore, meet with purchase. , et nearly Monday's quotations. A considerable number remain useold. The 'umber of sheep is smell ; it, however. exceed', the demand, and prima me lower. Trade is dull for calves at rather lower rates. From Germany and Holland there are 690 besets, 2,760 sheep, 363 calves, and 65 pigs. Mulch cows, • • Per stone of Std. s. d. a. ;1.1 Per stone of 6154. 4 d. s. d. Best Scots. Harolds. 4 8 4 10 BOA lysa&111-6dselb 0 0• U Bost -•hort.borus 4 6 4 6 Hest Long-sands— 4 o 4 4 Second dual. Watts 403 6 , Do. do. Alton . 00 0 0 Calves Plo Best Dna& Illf-!reds 5 0 5 4 1 IsunM Proms a$ motet. 1,456: Sleep aM Luella. S, ECU; 422 : Pip, 390. . SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Means. Harvey and Eantoo report trade slow, at last day's Fiolm. Prim* meadow hey. 80. to Itto ; sapience ditto, 86.. to 9*.b 6d. ; inferior ditto, 60a. to 70a. ; rooeo. 60a. to 60a ; clover, okl, 904. to 120 a. ; ditto, wood cut, 80a. to 106 a. ; draw. 26a. to Ara. ?lax• PAMZNGERS Arr.—This day the iiew Pas sengers Act takes effect. Some important alterative■ are made. Every steam vessel. British, foreign, or ',Dimas', carrying passengers other than cabin passengers, is to be subject to the provisions of the act of ISM and the pew. sent. In future persona called stowaways," who get on board frandulently to obtain a peonage, are to by liable to a penalty of 201. In the event of a master Trocertling to sea without a certificate of clearance the ship is to be forfeited, but may be released on payment of a sum not exceeding 2,000!. 191 19 31 4 lai 4 ia iii TM r 5 sr div. IN 6 per