The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-08 00:00:00

THE POLICE 00DRTt3. (MIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. .1 . auxos or miret..tooirria. Leonard C;ilverhowe, a cab driver, wee charged before \dem= Waterlow with causing the death of an elderly eatleman, named lionize, under the following eireum :•rocea : . . ... . . siergeant Fencing stated that on the previous seeping, about 7 o'clock, he was at Holborn-bridge, where he saw the defendant driving a four-wheel cab, He was coining with a fare from the rank in Farriogdonetreet, and driving at the rate of about five Dille* an boar. The deceased was standing in the road, sod although defendant called out several times he did sot attempt to move. He appeared q uite bewildered, and to hose lost all control over himself. The defendant endeavoured to pull up, but before be could succeed in doing ea the shaft of the cab struck deceased on the bead, and knocked him down. Witness assisted deceased to the hospital, wham on recovering con scioustam he complained of his bead, and later in the night be expired. The surgeon said the wound in the head was dangerous, but only ou account of the advanced ego of da mmed, who was about 75 years of age, mid apparently without friends or relatives. lie had ascertained that de ceased was beanie and chemist residing all aloe* at Hol. land-street, Brixton. dkiennea Waterlow asked if ►here was room, sad if the road was clear, so as to allow the defendant to pull out of the way on easing the deceased. Sergeant Penning said there was plenty of room for him to have dons so _ _ _ Alderman Waterlow said he would remand the prisoner for a few days, to order that he might know the result of the impost, as he should like to know to what extent de fendant was culpable with regard to negligent driving. The defendant was then remanded on bad until Thursday nest. WORSHIP-STRUT. ILLEGAL PLIWGING.7OIIOBB LNNOIALTIT, Mary Wall, 28, a respectably dressed woman, but with careworn features, wag charged with pledging without authority so to do, a watch, a gun, and other articles value in all about 155.. the property of Joseph Parmiter, in Buck's-row Old Ford. Prose:at:3e said that he discovered much of his property had bees removed from his house, Sad on anowtaistinp that primmer wee the person who pledged it, he pm her into custody. (The watch and gun were produced by the pawn broken,) (clerk)—What do you know d the woman — was she • nerveat is your house? Pivesentor—No ; I °ambito' with her there, bet I did not give Mr authority to dispose of my things. Mr. Safford (observing a wedding ring ea the priemesee fisher)—Do you know whether she ie • married woman! a Prosecutor ibmitetiegj— Well, I believe she is. Mr. Ss/ford—What I that she has a husband Dying? Prosecutor—Yes. Mr. Saffesd—And you base the impudence to come hare, ud prosecute heron this charge! Countable is charms of tbs coos—She admitted haring pledged the articles, sir, sad said elm had dons so before. I believe that she has determined oa returning to her hue Prosecutor—She bee gone back to him. Mr. Safford—The best thing she could do, if he would have her. Magistrate—l dismiss the charge. Prosecutor, oo heartug this decision, appeared very much estooished, sod left the court amid the derision of those in it. WA N US WORTH. TES LADY ADD HID DAID.• Mrs, Margaret Lee, I. wife of ;profeasioesilp raid* at No. 3, Elm•pLuse, Wandsworth, was for assanit her servast. Nary Haab/ The defant, who had the renames of • braised cheek and black eye, had taken oat a crosaeommoes against the complainant fsr an assault committed npoa her at the tame t;tee. Yee. Wilson defended the mistress. The cam of the errant was taken Amt. She stated that she was 15 yawed . .. Amid sow lived= Strand-on-the-Green. Os Monday week abs did the wink's Imelda& including sheets and a quilt. Bemuse the quilt fell in the mod her mistress get a quest pot fall of dirty muds and poured the water over her head. She asked b whether she celled herself a lady to serrea methods= 01 in that way, sod sbe replied that she would treat has is a worse manner. She then took hold of witnese's bead and knocked it agaiost the copper. Her asiMniam west upstairs to tear np a frock she had given her, end during her absents she ran away. By Mr. Wilms—This happened on Tuesday morning last. 1 bad bees is her genies me= mast= at three Millings a west I did sot tell her to tight= the line her. self. lam bar bleak •ye. I did sot do is with the broom. Her husband gars her the bleak eye oa MOTZ: mornieg. lam opedriag the truth. I have ked five or sr =asthma. I bare sot been turned away foe lying habits I deny striking her. Mrs. Lee was then sworn, and complainedot the impede= aoudad of her wreak. She mimed to obey her commute, and while she was sweeping the grate of the copper shestroek her with the Mem. The witness deeded that bar Mislaid pee her the black eye. A boy named Osage Risley we examined, lad said he saw gm Leas Moseley evening, and she had not a blemish about her. Ths Mrast called several of the neighbours as but they is nothing of the assault. They heard the lama "Munderr Oee female mid she maw the nwetrene in the poise earl, on Tuesday morning before the assault was committed, and she then had her heed up to her eye. Mr. Dayman said he had no doubt that both ides had euppreseed something, and m each had assaulted the other, be dismissed the sasinscom. STRANGE CASE OP SUICIDE. A strange cue of suicide formed the subject of *air) , before Mr. H. Mlles WsMew, &pet, wooer het Dish, et the Maser House Tams, (base-Lees, Tu Yahoo. Mr. W. 3. Powell, 3, Habereetreet, Gomell4treet, taw, laid that be was the father of the demises& Henry Alfred Powell, who wag eyed 23 pan, sad was sa engraver sad Jeweller. Dreamed lived with wailer until recently. A Mort time bask infamies daughter saw as edvertiesaient is the Cierksustil New from a young girl, costaiaieg the words, • Henry, meet me." Witham did sot remember the remainder of the communicatim. Witness wee 'eked whether the advertisement did not relate to him, bat he crumpled up the paper and got sully, and would give no information. He left the house almost immediatel, aad Wll not seen for some weeks, when be returned la a m iss- table plight, hie clothes being in rap sad hie boots worn off his feet. He had been wandering about the country. Re left the house spun directly, and witness did sot see him agida alive. Witness yam under the hapremioa that he bad formed aa improper connexion with some y oung pa but who she was witness did not know. Dearsad teed to say "1 ham rithiag left to live for. I will sever do any mare Damsels. A Wiii4llll. Tamed Wagon, said that on last Tlimeday light he sew the deceased lying as a table in the Nemec Home Tavern. Deeemed got up, mid, look* earnestiv et wears, walked dome the Orem-Lam towards the New River. Washam, 493 N, said that ca Feeley more* at 4 o'clock, as he was gala( over the Bonney . Wood bridge of the New River, he New a dark object floatieg is the water. He famed it to be the body of the dammed. In the pocket were four Gold tisp sad a locket teat had mataisied a portreit. There we oily thrat-ealfpeeee is mosey. About a dozen pima, of paper were also is the pockets, sad upon them he had carefully written his Dame and address. The Cormier said that there was so moral doubt that de cooed had committed suicide, bat there was no direct evi dence of the fart. lialurireiuiewl a verdiet—" That detained err fond dead in the New River, but how he ens into the water there was so evidence to show." __ Two FEMALES lie THE 1417111ZY CANAL.— L ast sight Mr. C. J. Qintex held an inquiry, at Deptford, as the bane of two women toned in the waters of the Surrey Canal. Only one was ideatihed, that of Marie Tookey, aged 37, wile el a methane, but who had been lir. tag seperdelyhmolor husband for tbreeyease. It appeared I that the deeeseed was last seen alive as Fridazialag, whoa she left the hods of her daughter at t ford, at the =A. tints putting her arms area the daugh ter's seek and hoeing her, and renzarkieg that " she had hem loos • trouble to her, but hoped to be so no longer.* It appearing that the deceased had for some time hem ' , wing with • tea who bed promised, but had faded, to attend as a wands, the inqniry as sdniared to admit of hie bong present. The mooed urinary was no the body of a female, apparently about 30 years of age, who was fated in the canal on Sunday. She had sot been identified, and at the time the body was found the dor reseed had dither bonnet, shawl. nor shod. The inquiry WAS also minuend to amble the triads of the deemed to coats forwent end ideality the body, which vow lies at the deed-house of the parish of St. Paul. Deptford. Tux WorressameToit AND DT/DLET MYTTERIEB. Yesterday • fur th er attempt was made to throw light mon the death of the two persons whom respective decease nntly occurred wider such extraordinary cirounistrome at Wolverhampton soil at Dad's,. It will be remembered that the waned who was found • worm-said e ein the empty bode at Dudley, and who was supposed to be the wend who lived with the min Memory as his wife, was, after the coreser's inquest, buried without any postmortem culmination having been made of bar body. CAP* tare Sway% the chief coaatable of Wolverhamp. los, and M. T. IL YhdleA, the coroner for that borough, however, both desired that with • view to her identifioation she might be exhumed. An order from the Home Secretary to that effect was re. aired yesterday, lied within.... were mat to Dudley from Wolverhampton tome the body. Surgeons dee went over to make the postmortem examination. Whom the soils was opened, ideetification from the features was utterly 40 1marible, bat mod of the garlands which were upon the wench when she was found were sworn to as those which Stedman had been accustomed to wear. The nageoue, heart Nesbit sad Keogh, then coauneeced their examine, tin. which was ad ernedeted when our oorreseoodeet left Dudley. There meld be little room for doubt that the woman (mad at Dudley was Stedman. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1863, M a il-. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sT anemic nueurs.) WARWICK MILETING.—(THIS DAY.) TRIAL taegzs. Gomel Her • 4 ran. LEAMINGTON STAKES. Two miles. Aurelian, Twilight, Flirtatioe, Magnum Bonum. Amy, The Prophet, Principal, Tanana, Denkeld, and Formid able are here. AVON STAKES. Five furious,. Solsioui, Outpost, Ross Lee, ToWomb*, Rutrio, sod Queen Postcode are here. CASTLE PARK STAKES. Three-quartos et • mils. Lad Cochrane, Kiss George, Brodamsate, C 101•11, Union Jack. sad Jet e are her.. - - • SHORTS HANDICAP. Five furlong. Nebula, Paddy O'Rourke, Zara, Luton, Umber, Black Frier, Wave, Fanny Seaton, and Virginia are bore. - - - - • OTHER Anawats.—Callar Oa, Marks Fox, Acceptance, Got(Ion Dust, Kenos* Calabria, Coronet, Farmharat, Lon don, Faireater, Vulture, Kies Liviagatooe, Corooet, Coim bra, Crabs c, Verbena by Dn &low, West End, and Plumy f. THE BADEN-BADEN RACE&-BADEN, MONDAY. —The Grand Prise of Bade% was won by La Toucquee is canter ; Dollar, mixed ; sad Charles Martel, third. For the St. Leger 4 to 1 wee token afterward, about Banger to 1511. CIIICKIT. THZ UNIT= ELZVIN V. SLITILIN 01 GODALMING AND Dmeretor.—This match was °miaowed yesterday at }headwater, the seat of lira ILushall, attleddroisg, Surrey. The weather was doe, and an caoalleot mousey sasetnbled The Woke was was h the Siztesa. Whets the stumps wire draws at • quarter past sir the wore stood as uodsr The Godelimiag Sixteen. 136. The United Eleres (R. Car pets', W. °says, J. Grundy . , C. Ellie T. Lockyer, J. Lil lywhita, sad J. Medea to go la), 9. Play will be resumed this mania& Tat ALL !brown, Burn v. Ternerr-rwo or Hum Ann DUMUCT.—Ii anordsi4llL a wellay), a cricket, match between the stereo of All sod tweaty.two of Hull sad district, wen tioaneseced ia the grounds the Hingstoo cricket club, Aslaby-roact, Hall, sled the play is to extend over the two seat days. The weather was exceedingly boisterous, so mach so that the teats is the Bald were rives op tato Abbess. The play was, therefore, carried oft adder very greet dillculties. - - Tux Ait:lbtowric Exxvxx.—The lad match of these players previous to their embarkatioa tor Australia will take place at York this week with tweety-two or York and the c , t. Pane excellent play is expected. DAMAGES roe Numioarr PLAYING AT Canicar. —.tithe Bradford County Court, on Friday, an action was brewed by Wm. Foreshaw, of Hoperoo.iutreet, Valley road, naiad Frederick Kershaw, at Ullman, Manning. ham, for the memory of 101. as damage. sustained, owing to Wary inflicted upon the plaintiff by the defendant is the centre sad negligent playa( of a cricket ball. A short time ago, the defendant cad otb ere were playing at minket on the highway at Manningham, and as the plaintiff was parr& the ball, hit by the defendant's bat, struck the P hearth one eye, thereby iedicting such severe Injury as topiarist him from following his employment for some time. The damages were laid at 101. The court gave a verdict for the plastid for 54 and oafs. LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) This day an extraordinary half-yearly general miring at shareholders was Yald at the Loaded Tavern ; Yr. P. J. Law is this chair. ill; np;s 7 l. - 17117 L Le already beam publisbed. having Tile CHAIN jai, in moving its adoption, said it placed may hilly Infers the meat* the position of the company. Since the ompany became an Foolish one the premot report was the most succeed al they had had, and he hoped that by the malice cis good sabstantial reserve fond they would he able to maistMe their poselesa. Hy the adoption of this polity he hoped they would Waldo to maintain a dividend of 5 per asst. is perpetuity. They were in some respects a peculiar company, for they had to contend 'gains! weather, Ms of slosh. tad laoremee in the pries of promedsr, over which they had no controL Sines the 30th of Jam, 1850, the emend liabilities of the company were reduced by 50,0001., sod with regard to interest oe loam they bed sow oat only nothing on that heed to pay, bat they had a surplus of interest to their credit at the sad of the year at their hankers'. Os emend basis of inomediture a sewing of over 10,001/. had been effected. A Wing prevailed that the Metropolitan Rainy would Ware their dock. TM molt of the Uedsrgroned Railway was that they took fear omnibuses off the New-road, bat the 28 remaining omnibuses were so arranged Mat the returns were as good as before. had with regard to the palate ea which they came into competition with the Bleekwall and Eastern Coestass Rail way, them hid be.. rather an imam of Masses. With regard to competing onseiboses, there was a diminutioncd the number. The ccemeriy bed mem to cocapkbe of the govern ment still extmeteng from them 10 mr cent. duty cm the grow lomat.. TM railway companies, he believed. sly paid 3) or 4 per ant. He trusted that they would receive the report sad be orates* with a 6 per cent. dividend, Levies the surplus to go to the formation of a reserve fend. Hr. Hnaraa , jtia., seconded the adoption of the which he considered to be satiatactory, and as ad ioapag still better results for the future. There wee no part of the chairume's speech which he beard with acre *ware than that in which he recommended the creation of a good reserve fund. A SHABIZOLDEII suggested that it would be better for the isempaey to pay off the debt, which created a bad im preesioe on the public mind, and led to competition from othene„._ Thethurturnw said that the debt in 1859 wale 41,0001.; It bed boss redwood to 15,0001. He did not think it would he right to pay the whole owl of owe half-year's swamp. (Haar, hear. ) The report was adopted, and a vote of thanks pawed to the directors. 1 FACTION FIGHT. At the Killaloe petty awsione, a few days ago, 18 persons were summoned for having ben engaged in a testate fight ea the 26th alt. Two families, named Coe vals and likens', had a keg-standing dispute about the right to an awe of land, resulting ia protracted litiution sod assay opllision. They are all related u first and seated cousins. The pnest and the landlord vainly sought to reconcile them ; the latter even divided the piece of land between them ; but all to no our pre. Whenever they met they fought, and at • place called Fabybridge, on the day mei:Mooed, they had an engagement which, both for the vigour of the on slaught sod the number of casualties, completely eclipsed all that bad preceded it. It appeared that the fight wee originated by the Sorban Among other acts it was sworn that a lad about 16 or 17 went behind Michael Connell with • stone, and felled him to the ground. The fight thee rand with indescribable fury. Pitchforks and other wea ns' wire used, and such was the fury of the combatants that they broke the handles of some of the instrument' on seek ether's persons ; loaded whip-haedles prostrated those they Aron. and etooes flew thickly in every direetioe. The melee ended at length more through the exhaustion of both parties than any other canoe. Many of the combatants were left seueskee on the ground. . . The Clore Precision describes the parties ou both sides as belonging to the respectable class of farmers, end com prising all ages, from the grey-beaded roan of threemore hen to the young girl and boy of 16. Th ey were all bale, arty, and comfortably-dressed meow, sad Pearly every , cue bore some marks at the savage affray is which they had been engaged. The megiatratem mid they never saw =eh brutality in their lives. The prisoners were the very persons who should have beam expected to quell such • riot, and their aceduct was a &epees to the country. Sentences of from two months' to three weeks' imprisonment, with bard labour, were pawed upoa the most guilty of the sea. tt taut', the others were bound to keep the peace. THE SMALLEST CRAFT THAT EVER CROSSED THE ATLANTIC. TO THII r.DITOt OP TUB EXPeille. reading oa r piper of the 4th lost., I saw► letter rived •' W. H. Butterfield," concerning the ernalleat Graft that ever crowed the Atlantic. I think you will find, in the year 1544 or 1845, that a large boat wee befit for a water-tank. and vent to the island of St. Helens, and eonsigned to Mr. Seligman. for the purpose of watering the vessels In the nadeteada. She was nav iga ted from Eng land to St. Helena, end eau over 100 days on the passage. I cannot ear what her tousge was in measurement ; hut she wild not have been near so large as the cutter Sorte, for she could not have taken near so many men as the &rub took to St. Johes.-1 am. Sc., P. SILVASTER. 7, Hampton-Malley, Easter, Sept. 7. LIVERPOOL CuLLEOIATII LIRTITCTION.—Tbe Earl of Derby hen intimated to the principal his intention to deliver the prises cud certificates obtained by the pupils of this iostitetiow at the rowel Oxford load examioatios, sad also to awaol the mama llalvenity Exhibitioo. The day 'rod for his vbrit is the 10th Oatober. This, we be lieve, will be the Bret coercion ea which his lordship will have take. part in say pehtio promedings of a similar dia meter slam he hid the foesdatioa stone of the Oollegate lnetkstios 113 rem age, sad attended • public dieser Rives to him ie beerier of the meet. As the palms of the inetitatioe k nowt be very matifylaa to his lowlebip to dad that two of his poplin have, in two 5uCC4514141 years, tat may varied off the valuable prim given by him to the meet imeMidoi estadidate at the Liverpool metre, bat bees pissed by the examisers at the head of all England. Payable°. were received at the Coloaial-cdfloe yesterday from the Gomm" at °anal& SHARE LlB7 l B-4TBIS DAY.) Two o'CiooK. There is an absence of general animation in the railway market to-day, but the tendency is rather more favourable. The principal feature is a strong demand for South Eastern stock, which has risen per cent. Great Northern has also improved ; Caledonian, • and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1011 to ex div. ; Great Western, 661 to ; Midland, 1281 to 127, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113 to 1, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 601 to 1 , ex div. ; Caledonian, 1211 to 1221 ; South Eastern, 941 to 1, ex div. ; Great Northern, 1231 to 124, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 1021 to • Great Luxembourg shares are firmer, and Lom bardo-Venetian and San Paulo inquired for. Madras stocks are firm. Some of the securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada are rather dull. gaL I r 4 "WWl" ' I 7 431.4 4 18.1 . liabl " I k"141611. 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Swoon. 4 y 14 Danabsh t Wilegskii - - Id iimilk_ ....-- 1 1 2 Pla an loam al Elam -.. 90 II 11.1111 an et Itandas pea. 6. p. a. - - an Omni lonambwg 144 la A Iftlinshirsies gi t Elle 1 - 4 4 ; Pk all =ail g". l IP) 4 ; L an .2.llLairses.rii4 le ne WI:, do. 4 4 pea Inman Pia ta an tillayra4Ablia) 11 12 an Igoe& sallls/14 , 41 a on Zola tad Orlasaa 466 414 an Ponnipusaltalla,ltcosl - - all Inoolto mid 8. traans4 In an aka sal Durban - I .-. an llayal Donlan 1 M I at IV, fir NEL 1 an lambs and Kum ..- 161 an i Do. le yr own PraL 94 8 ImPladapaP6Tpall. 1 en ro sa . La do. an Lonb•Vaulian 11 L14..4 Yonunaltparoap al. lloatiarn of Frassa 26 6 Tarln and Savo 4 an Do. do. l6l an Maallbiadas -. ri all I Da. 14 pat sanCrool 10} a IWINI lb al. WA/thrum 21 211TD111 PONES' ON& Pd I lanWald. O ri rbs prier ders* MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) -I - I ------ I yeatellSy I we a gr. an • sil rams • salearimes N U -. Ttro *Via= b e I. Me ava. Illse.Bo:Uagdps. IP, isle 1 41 1 The stock and share markets are firm to-day, La tO 8 Do. New 1 l e i gm ..• ill ,It I be. New. Mama l4 Ipa -• and quotations generally exhibit an improving ten- ' I T T I IN an re s. lif - M I ell Ds. relereme 71 St _. dency. Console are without alteration, but foreign fn N 144 milL.lleset..adAs& 1. odieldi w a - - ion me _ securities are again higher in several instances, of do ODA NIA, WA • lee unwise a. Sa - especially Greek and Mexican Bonds. The et 5 ne •twaTALloak Mao ea, 107 149 _ •I an Dessersekra.c.per.geet -.- _ demand for the latter has been strength- at a 1140 Buislallsegol....-- 149 110 .., II 100 Bad (silks pa. sp. et. lee 149 108( slued by an apparent confirmation in the °I as 10 De. G. istenalea a 1# pi - Pays of the rumours which have been current * 10 Os. H. do ie ps -• O a. su m 4111.4 1.10. ll i t lak rst. °l ßeims °.a !, h zl a n, se 71 5 cone - for the last fortnight that the French will raise a ft IM sill Do. ao. deferred 57 DI loan for Mexico, to include the recognition of the d - Ii all De.tod pref.Bouds lle 03 - debt due to England. In the railway market (1 as all no. do. deferred so 111 - South Eastern stock has risen 1 per cent, b U 5 di Do. Ord pet. Stock 4B 48 -• I* all Ds. do. Maned' NI 58 At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's IN 155 111 Do. 4th pref. Stack 23 28 —. O. ail De. do. deterred U 26 - telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 11 p fd 115 dm, WM realm ION 10611 pm 1001 9 90 15 De. NOW 1 69fr. 10c., being 1 per amt. lower than yesterday. 7 11l 19 us. Magary. Me - Console are now quoted 931 to 1 for money and 12 It 1, 4 lid.B. ef Inds pa. p. et 1,11 KM - It MO Do. il pee ant - - -. to-morrow's settlement, and 9n to 94 for the Oc- 1 wit se 418Weallsealsoilae.. 101 1M 101 IN Ds. New lOl 10 da - tuber account. The o ffi cial business report is as d 180 A L L Da•Pdadsicio: 55 97 - follows:-I'hreeper Cent. Consols, for money, 931,1; tes all Dadepal. 1). Id 92 --. 1 50 2 Wire fttash # Ipm - ditto, for account, 931,1; Three per Cents. Reduced, IL 140 , Modes Quer. 51 pm el as 106 - 1 ft 100 i De. as. 5 per ot 1071 .not 1071 81 921,1 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1 ; Thirty 111 PP Do. 41 sr si. .IM4ee . 101 1049 1029 Years' Annuities, 1885, 141 ; Bank Stock, 240 ; a 10 , 1 Do. WM extendcm - - - is , sll tide . and Gahm bay. 58 en - India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, I ; Five- g se 1 es itinseennin omen eilm• sad B 8 5 -. and-a-Half per Cent. "eufaced " rupee paper, c - is N. of Omalse so. a it 14 -. 1161, 117 ; and Exchequer Bills, par. ta. t B. ' 10 , Madam's 6pr seat- 10/1 to 100 Ds. DM do. 147 1081 - The foreign stock market continues to present c * s Do. do. do iPo - 19 ell Da Peelaub lo- - a buoyant appearance, with a large amount of busi- , la. de De. do. do.. - nese. The demand is still chiefly for Greek I es. no xis izet.risaa.sesei 101 106 101IJIGN OBLIGATION' and Mexican Bonds ; the former have at *. IN I dammare. I ming I pima ; gam tamed a further advance of 1 per cent., and 1 , 4en alasamliourgap.aaak g i fir - the latter 1. Greek Coupons and Consolidis 1 MI all Da. - have also risen 1 ; the Turkish Loan of 1858, 1 ; MI sli Ravens sad Madam. 151 los -. 155 sB Laminae sod Mama 111 101 •••• and Spanish Pensive, 1. Egyptian, Portuguese, 19 all Narita! lams Bp. M. Ull 14 -- mo en Ottemea MI eras. de.) le 91 - and Russian Bonds are inquired for. Italian i 48 all Paris 4 Lyons, New ut al Five per Cents. are steady, and Spanish Certificates i 4 all Royallarsitlah le .all S..tuadLes•Via.2p.s lOl 101 _ rather dull. Some of the present quotations are as 1 * {an seenerneerreasese.e lt II - ] 20 :all South Melia Ol - follows, viz. :-Turkish, 1864, 94 to 95 ; ditto, I es lan 111.d.N.W.otiflsoad U LI ae 1858, 691 to 701 ; ditto, 1869, 71 to 1 ; ditto Con. ] odes 18111/11. Nallidi ma 1 ire. a Oen aeries. dolldikt 531 to 54 ; Spanish Passive, 3 5 to 1; ] Its . . 1 = I a l es a . - Greek, 381 to 39 ; Mexican, 431 to 1; i iagi .. im, 0 , m a mom., Ido un - Peruvian, 881 to 89 ; and Danish, 91 to 92. I Gruel's& - Tranesctions are recorded as follows : - Bra m . Ewa **at (Iltmull - o.B* I Nat naps Dolt (lA, 11% lei - zilian,lB62, 1858, 1860, 96 ; Egyptian, 1011, ex div. ; Alai .. CM Cued= 5114•91 awe .. Rut Care area t to f . . Gron ANL Bemdflaelsd dada t) 'std -.- 38, 391,381; ditttiCoupons, for account, 181, 1,191 ; I ander II as. I 111 A4Ol - Geed scan Dee - Nil la di a - Italian, for account, 73 ; Mexican, for account, . awe _G. Wh. Ter (lialstoal 45 7 5 - Of, 1, I, I, ,ti ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, I toot - Oneida - 881; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 50 ; ditto : 11901 .. 111splea Downs illateit t5l .-. ems . Lady baths LISA 1 .- 1856, 1867, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, a.aeo llw '' Y es e 27 lab "' 41. 1 . 1 ,1 9 . 4 = 491, 1 ; Russian, 1850, 901, 1 ; ditto, 1862, . NM 4 boyudy Dos Ore et 11 Illi 400 - 931 ; Sardinian, for account, 90 ; Spanish aist - No Dow= North Bodnar for account, 35, 1 ;ditto Certificates, for account, 1 sees .. 5. Rh. garel(lllogam MIL Il el •- •.840 .. Nerth iflieel*efty - Las. se a l3 ; Turkish, 1864, for account, 961 ; ditto, 5.40 0 Per Oom (el Bawl . 14 • a - 1,111 a ?midges, (11. Lialii. Ns .el es - 1858, for account, 701, 70, ex div. ; ditto .. loam Novara :* le 9 4 ''' 1001. Bonds, 731, 73; ditto 1862, for account, 711, err.. S. ileradoa i lll Olesri .e 4 1 e 420 - Om .. & Oars Brea Pita* . !NW li I -. 71, 1 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102 1, ale - IL W. Ter (mope) (McCall) 11 Y .1 1 5 1 1 . ms Unn - 102, in div. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 58/, 1. ems 5 MllleadMis.C. ai i a -- The Confederate Loan has declined 1 per cent., 4 a. 590 te .. -Us died Wad Based Mammal l4 111 - being now quoted 31 to 29 discount. 1.011 wits .. R Oaradaa lladtient) 5 90 IN tie sz International Financial shares are rather lower, NO .. M MI _ wk. keen : 78 80 - at 51 to 51 prem,while General Credit and Finance nis .. db. Delles g=liii • •11 115 45 -. .. dlial Duke* Lae 8 4 - have improved to 21 to 21 prem. London Finan ..a" 7 Ir W hislB.4% " ;l "lib" . ga l e si n iii .s = clap are steady, at 21 to 31 prem. Hudson's Bay 1 . 040 .. Wil. Weimer,' tlak 1 f 18 17 - are quoted Ito }die., being flat, and Egyptian itese - Wlmalllntou - sUBBNAItiIIIDIN. Trading, 11l to 11 prem. Et. IN. I 00tro4ta. IPtI Di an,* gam, A meeting of some of the principal members of asse g 1 t0...1dr... itr .. .... , 2 le 11 , ..: thehMentolk!xecch:ege air, w w:i t s h h:l v d ie y w es to terd o aj, M . r t . h L e onis IUO %to es tAsseatise aPtast...• IS IS 11 1 NAN le Beebe Wrdsrwaille. a u se e id er id turn of the deposit on the last Venezuelan loan, MAN 5 I llointay des, itaisaii:. a Ohl par -. when it was announced by Menem Mullen', Mar ". " ik° ' Amdsaa TAM- 9. 99 is - shall, and Co. the brokers to the luau, that its we. Ile. 11-ii./e led' Mag. lac -IN U 118 ... SUN 10 British Iron - - - ratification ha d been declined by the Venezuelan LOU a , Meads Lead an 57 50 government, and that the deposits would come - m a ad 10 21 o e CsaadaAgami Ao n c omian t aa.44) im p 7 —,,,,, _ qeeutly be returned on Thursday next by the con tent* N Oop.lB.l2= . Pret. 7 p.e. all II 'S tractors, Messrs. Mathe s on and Co. talr so - An instalment of 10 per cent falls due to-day WON 11l V id niamare .ce Ili till _ 1177.00* V. Do. sp. at. rerga Da. 100 Ile ns - on the lasL Italian loan. 50.006 DI Ittetlw.w I wse..• 1 , ,.. • * der * p•• _ About 57,0001. in gold was purchased by the sr raptlisaCom.arre.(L I 14 11. pm - *kill 4t. Ferric rolo .... 100 141 IN _ Bank yesterday. oi ria 0 FAIL aro 4 oat. 0., idi 11 11 - - The bar silver by the Shannon, and some oonsi isa, ws G.Credlttrln.of Lou (L 2 It tipm derable parcels imported from the Continent, were Mow . um loss barlee l5 U 10 ad - zel KAP . Dyad Ship (Limited; all I - sold yesterday at 51. 11d. per omme, being ld. above ite re . , tan . 116 Der cent . rre , 11l - the price obtained for the supply by the previous 20 ;Radios Bay lO i 1 der 9* MAN le ‘laterosLibian.Soc.(L) 6 61 il pmt ii lei packet, but the same as that current in the inter- Is' .00 , .1 liable Irriltatioi. Dui& 411 Ida I al val. The present supplies have been taken for I .° llB °,, m g II: 4 . 6 .°1 noc le k at i , y . at Sr i liT io ..l i:I 9 transmission to Bombay by the steamer of the 12th 10.000 10 ,Leaag Tea (1 lb - - - inst., which is expect to take in all a large total, , s., . 6 Tne. Otwrlet rel t all a 2 ~,,- the demand fur that quarter, chiefly to pay for ~%,,,„o °° 60 , P AL L ., Geo . liamcial om a" m b ee . „ 11. a g i ''' 7 f L _Pei n • - . 11 cotton, having increased. The Mexican dollen by atee , :, Ideas taiga. A (pen. I 54 ~.- 4 4 the Shannon have not yet been disposed of. mos , f Volltor. NE. Teta* , all IN N - The &deices from Melbourne report the shipment %de 10 Ipm - NalallaalhOos.Co.(ll 5 1 ills N,Oor Bauoual Diaconal 4.0. ii 4 4 pen - for England during the month of 531,000/ in gold. ace Is verbeit l screalrae , l 1 1 0 re' - This makes the total on the way hither 676,0001., BVO le ew 111, le N.LesDe. New Tamll44m 1- 1 I P m - including 145,000/. by the Anglesea, announced by dace IN. Wit. aastramm. all I # 1 the previous mail, and still at sea. DP '4. 1 Oileallal Gee en ki .1 - The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows anew I , Da see.. - .... -. a a il pa - Ottoman le. AM MM.. all lif M - this week a decrease of 963/. Iral b Om - Some anxiety is felt for the safety of the Dawn Isseepis. 4: ha r eo l o . l l o o" l oeldea lanalb lmar " 1 0 1' 48 .0 02 10 - of Hope, now 140 days out from Bombay, and fresh nes. se I oft wee lO 15 rpm - insurances have been effected upon her to-day at IT, hi embrivialk 94 . lll4 4 l .' at * * dl. - Lloyd's at 30 guineas premium. ItritZ i. l l Tll l ie lme all 11 le ::: so The committee of the Stock Exchanger has sp a*. 17 too *Jan. Cl* INA, all 57 25 pointed Friday next a special settling day iu the ans ta I no. do 5 1 Illst - . Roo ir• gem mail gr am ... a s 70 - shares of the Londou and African Trading Company we. 4- Issestosts kw* lars.ir; IN its NO - (Limited), which are to be marked. Is ~ es !tamer. Irrlga.lay.(L 1 sa l a t pis = The sugar trade will be interested to learn that road IN, St. leubmarlos Tel. Scrip ._. KO I 1:4 -ad the French government has just issued a decree ;',. e ik 4 ,,,tt i tt,,,,1e 4 "; ildr :t vile eo - fixing the legal tax ou cane sugar at 13 per cent. ~.. , r . i- . ~,--.,,,- -.., , 0 f 1 L . - when packed in casks, at 8 per cent. when pecked HMO 19 Vie Illeasuee /and__ eel Lt le -. in canisters, and at 2to 4 per cent. when packed in PREFERENCIC BRAKES, still more durable packages. Bristol sod Exeter, 4 per osat. Moak, 96. The Manchester Cotton Company states that its Great Northern, 5 per cent redems. at 5 per eat prem., receipts from its commencement in February, 1861, 1011 id. to March, 1863, amounted to 54,9681., while the °lib EaMar. CA * * * lld * 41 Per emit ved•snabilh 103 xd• total payments have been 49,4041., leaving a balance The City of Washington left New York on the of 5,5641. The mat of establishing the company in epode 29th of August, with 48,096 dollars . has been during the same period-borne account, 5,517/. ; India account, 3,8961., together making MEMORIAL TO LILAC WALTON.-The inhabitants 9,4131. erect Staff ,. meordomemiam making their l e e l be t ed l° , o 6bil em i . ll sublaiftimis to The Fiery Cross has arrived from Foo-chow-foo, -Mr. T. H. Ter-Wesraisirrla Rrourraartos.in 103 days, with 907,800 lbe. of tea, being a por ma, th e w r i t ,. appointed to nets - Mr. l i t a s you . far L i on of the new crop. This is the first sailing vessel the eity of Weatmioster, hes give. *Aim that he wiU hold that has arrived with the new tic-aeon's tea. hie court on Thursday, October 8, at the Lords Justices' A general meeting of the Turin and Savona Court, Weelminster-halL the of Company will be held at Turin on the 7th RP/ENNA DEPRAVITY .- On Saturday last, at WO of October, " when a report of the position of the Ashford patty seeskies, Samuel Odham 14. Thomas Black- ~ _,_,.• w ill ,., roan, 14. as d Decree Smelt, 14, appeared on mould to undertaking be ...ruse_ nted by the council of I answer three charges of indecent assault preferred against, administration." them by Isabella Wilkinson, °animas, three youeg girls, wh se permits are in the Elizabeth Coilhinore, and Emily The following has been received from the Great emp l oy of the & nt h g....,„ R a il way c ompany . The Western Railway of Canada : bench, after a careful investigative. conmeted the prierinera 70 7111 EDITOR Or INN Irina& sod geed them 40.. each, or 21 days' hard labour. Black. Sir.- lam &aired to Intimate to you that the directors . man and Smelt paid the ft.; Gillum woos to prim.- of this company are informed by their financial agent in South Potent Gazette. Canada that the loss ors through traffic collreted end one. PULLING MITAITROOMB. -Alfred HAlllpfdlirepleflded "fled. ascertained from Ist k ' 22 ' d "g ust ' "I""mted to guilty to. on the Met of August. gathering one and . the sum of 5,488 dole. 71e. (1.127/. 16.. 4d .), and there re bid( gallon of mmhrooma, I. Pitt's-hill Pout (enclosed stained a further sum of American fe n d , for ecrevernow at' el A IA dole 480. In additive to w hi ch there at. laud), the property of W. T. Midord. Eec., M.P. Pitied I ""'''uses 4l9l t dlie - 9 , At ,,,,,,, a _.,„..• ma __. 55., and lls. code, or fourteen days' impropoomeot. Mr. " ac ** l° * '''''"'—• Mitford, who retired from the bench dunog the liveries of JwltA*-1 am, tge " ways still %luau the case, said, " I am obliged to bring this case forward as mo an ex t a ha m t pt e ; ..theoLomrbertanotyWALTZ' LINDLEY (fer the likeretary). people ouv. wh:_oom s.,v e are sm so nd.m. norm. The sum of 14,900/. Wall on Saturday paid to the I credit of the Secretary of State for India in Conn- I BUDDS.7 Duro. -We regret to record the sudden , nil, making, with previous payments of 485,0001.. a . death of the Rev. Rowland fruyshe, of East Coker sad total of 51)0,000!., on account of the Inoouvertible , Cbeddiegioe. On Monday last the deceased obtained s - • 1 runtsub Railway Debentures, recently nailed, ticket at the Yeovil station, to go to Sutton Bingham by ; e the :1.25 trsia. Upon getting into the train the rev.. bearing iutarest at the rate of 44 per cent, per gentlemen, who appeared to hays made considerable ef- annum. forte to be is time for the train, remarked to the guard ' We are requested to state that the share list of , that he was afraid he would not have caught it, and that he was exceedingly warm. During the time the train was the Agricultural Hotel Company will be closed on H Wednesday, the 16th instant. tM C r Zi e r e e l yTii g iZtly dial:a n : t er with i the ti er:goes l l i t e p ta l el i made, ' A very useful little railway book, entitled the sod when within a short distance of the junction he was ' " Halfpenny Time Table, " having the motto ' olaerved by his fellow pawners to fall, in what they e on. " Single and Simple," his been lately issued for , I sidered to he r, fit. On the arrival of the train he wan __ a ~ ~,,....‘ bost. and canal. It oontains, in the I removed into the waitietreciai, when it was toned that "`" w aJi "'°"- : life was extinct The wife of the deemed was waiting a t most simple form, the clearest directions for visiting ' intelligence s li t i a g t e i n o ca n for s his m a . lv ed al, o s t rid hi w . e d or th s h ot : ai r t i lt e e i t on etz any variet rall y 1 veryjgreat. Re leaves no family.-Bridgercater Mercury. a my b oo k s. 111 ASCII Itr;r2B, BRIMFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE of iray in p f l o a r ce mat it ion the no lin st ited tain K ab i l a e ggl i o u m o , rd w in ith ary a ILAILWAT.-The total messes or this company's railways, 'Alfre d With regard to the trade in s' earn-vessels Messrs. 1 lealediee rent, tolls, duty, ha, from July 1 to Aageet Brett and Co. report se follows : - 30, 1883. amounted to 53.7541., se against 54,2821. for the We moot report sor i aMeular improvement in steam eorresponding period of 1862. The propottice of the shipping *Nabs as having omirred in the peat um* nor South Junction receipts accruing to this onspeoy from an we antioipale way favourable change at pressee. Al , July 1 to August 301 amounted to 6,1901., as spline though tomairise were made during the toostla fort NAM 5,770!. for the correspoodiug period of 1862, sad the es- classes of steamers the saes effected were but few, ezbeed . posses to 2,3191., as *gaunt 2,3901. lag to only a medicate amount of tonnage. Dessad for tke lt i 181 10. i lb' If B l let tI JOINT WOOL aorta I Do. Now look od I Buds of I Beak of Quesmdasd if Sank at Victor* dean& dank of Woks Clam.) dank of Sow Zealand IL. IBrit.austAntericala&-ill !Mad& grams Co.t bt N. lad). A11.1....6 1 14. i Chelol. M. d Soak Csaadidstsd Bark (L)I !CostiaeassA !lisibshsa hitt (Liu ; lisg.flastAAselOssis a. 'lmperial Dank. thulten igapsdal Ottoll.l. lma.tuti mad Lae B. >Tn.& R. PIMP 'I Lea., Kr., & Leta& (L) las. us. c.nt 44 4.1.4 Loads"' and Coloaba (L Lradas rad (busty .. Ilamilsa Mad .. Loa. sad Middlesex IL [du. sad Northam (L ~ . • LevadosiS.Avarricsa I . Lea. & d. Wears (Um i.e. sad W..r.5.n..5. Veresattle ischasge(L) ;Wac. ly & Mg. served_. IM Mama Irk (Um) . OD name limps. Pre. . lo New IS De do rw IMO Won Mori Semi Ogee essolles. of bets.. ,real, a Nal (L Mali Aafiratla iiirLot HALILAteIegL ••• Now I Vein et keserstio Ow of teig.tleris (L 'ldes of faire 41=4 lilies id Liatlea ownAL Goviaxi DOM& 111 1.616v.6 tam, . DAG per 01./1111.&Alf. D. aper ell4r.D6ap. De. 6 per sena Da IparamalalS666 ° C d MsPIPIDALINI 66. ISM D. do 1116 Do. Es MI lUerlea, N0v.1606. Ip. at. Da. do.. ILsa ip l o tlas 6 par 0t.1673 Da INS, Nebo tiev. 6 pat east 'Saes licaa...Uov. p. al I I N. B. Wales 0,..66. a We vat so to. , Da p. 0., tft-6111.. . law Zooliso.l tip*, cant . . love geniis p. e., gmeensluat Oay.lWeesi 4. 4.4 .1 dp.ajaftAbd, .1 Do. go.eis,e, April 4 • mow. . SAIS, 11l red sad Mai Wife lue SaY.SI 14. Laudon lOO Leek Si St. Sitharise 10 MAO SS Soothe/I*Mo ISO MIMI AL I Vlotoots LON IS I Do. Now 34 IA pa TI 70 111 SI pia 14 14 • 1.11.. 41 4$ 11 494 4 . %AI 2 t 9. • 4p19 49 51 2 24 pal to U 67 1$ 101 10 IN IN 40 I 2 4u, 41 cat 14 1 us 11 • 9 11 14 c • 111 pa • 4 ivm I ffl4 ▪ 154 w 95 17 4 •I 4 1 04 14 04 WA 17 .8 • 1 41.' 14 01 &SI 78 79 (.15 14 Plll I pm! 14 0051 44 6 poi SO SI 17S SOS 11 OS Ofo P. , • SO on.. 111 10) pee' SS I 4. par. Sk.zi SO Xt 101711T115. I O. prlies - CjW 101 OS I(1 KS id N N OS 90 IN 110 112 111 ILI 110 112 110 101 101 1111 110 101 1114 100 1.0 110 112 HO 112 1 04 1% 1001 Iva 1011 1014 102 101 141 1 11 Si 11l Ili 111 112 NI IN 114 11N 14t 144 _ 64 03 .• 64 IX —.— zd SO let ••• se. I I e 00,6061 ;50.00• 260,000 1. 0.000 o.'o o 100,000 10.500 101,,5v 2. - ii.:6o 011DOWIt7 MALIN AND imam. *I 414 - Si - 211 44 * 18 r 49 79 lai - :7 63 T _ sr 1111 c un ~M we 3 Southern State of America has certainly existed. but the pest scarcity of suitable craft for that quarter as one hand. sad the high pries asked by existing owners as the other band, effeckelly operated against the desired tressactioes. ring has been far from active ; several etraesere, bow -1 eetr. bays been placed ou time charters at nelerate rates. Tie Baltic trade con ti aum without any animation, low n lee el freight Feminine, which may be partially attributed to the depressed state of the corn trade end Sheath:factory repeat of our own harvest. Black Sea and Yediterranese freights still milieus low ; for those ontwerds slightly better tents are offering, but homeward charters are with diSeulty obtained. Moaner Immo. Consols, which closed on Friday at 94 to I, both fur money and the 9th ind., opened and closed to day at the mine quotation. For the new account (Oct.) the price is 93 to 94, the " oontango" being per cent. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for moos:, 94, ; ditto, for account, 931, j ; Three per o= Reduced, 924, ; New Three per Cents., 21, ; • Thirty Years Annuities, 1886 , 141; Bank Stock, 240, 239 ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108 i, j, j ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001 ; ditto Bmda, Itta prem. The India Five per Cent stock was steady at 108} to I. India Bonds were last voted 165. to 19e. prem. ; and Exchequerßills, Is. dm. tc 2s. prem. The market for the scrip of the Confederate Loan was very heavy, on the sew, from America re garding the prospect e 4 the fall of Charleston. The quotation at one time was as low as 40 dia., but at the close it stood at 30 to 28 discount. Owing to the tenor of the news from America considerable excitement prevailed in the Liverpool cotton marker to-day, and the sales reached 25,000 bales. Prices generally advanced jd. to Id. per lb. Considerable animation prevailed in the market for bank shares, • large amount of business was transacted, and prices generally showed an upward tendency. Alliance of London and Liverpool, Australasia, Bank of Queensland, Brazilian and Portuguese, Chartered of India, Australia, and China, Cha rtered Mercantile of India, London, and China, Oity, Hindustan, China, and Japan, London sad Brazilian, London Chartered of Australia, Midland, and New South Wales, were all better. In the miscellaneous share market there was a rise in . . Italian Irrigation and C.eal (including the Bonds). Natal Land and Colonisation, Royal Mail Steam, and National Discount, while Oriental Inland Steam declined. Canada Six per Cents. were lower, while the The per Cents. and Victoria Six per Coats. were rather better, International Financial shares were without alteration, at b~ to 6 prem., and General Credit and Finance at 21 to 24 prem. London Financial im proved 55., being last quoted 21 to 3k prem. Hudson's Bay were steady, at 4to dis., and Egyptian Trading at 11 to 14 prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 13 to 131 prem. ; Thames and Mersey. 21 to 34 orals. ; - Universal, 4 to 4 die. ; North British and Mercian. tile, 174 to 18 ; and Comnseruial Union, 21 to 31 prem. The nominal closing quotations for Aires in new undertakings to-day were as follows : Oriental Hotels, k tot prem.; Marine Investment, 4to 1 prem.; and British and Foreign India-rubber mPaph Prem. MINER-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocw. The mining market is quiet to-day, with little business, and prices generally exhibit few changes. Gonamena shares have receded to S to I, while Marks Valley have improved to 6# to a. East Caradon are quoted 28} to 29, being staid l y ; Drakewa ll s, 11 to 2 ; and Wheal Crotty, 3to . No trauma°. Cons are o ffi cially recorded in the tock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without variation. United Mexican have been dealt in at 7 and 61 being firm. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. ,THIS DAY.) (sr KLSCTRIC AND DrMINATIONAL T[LZOLPH. ) (PEOK OUR OWN CONJUMPONDIWIT.) Corrox.—The market °matinees very tine, and wales wl probably =soot to 15,0 0 bales, or more. 0011.—Market Well attended. Wbeat good demand, 2d. to 3d. per metal dearer. Flour market quiet. and od. per barrel dearer. Large business doing io Indian corn at late rates. Egyptian wheat and beans steady, aad oatmeal dull. MINCING LANK.—(TRIP DAT.) Soots—Tbe market has owned pits* at about lose week's prices for West fedi. 300 hbda. of Barbados. la public sale ware partly sold at 34a. to s7s. 13d. Rased is dull of ask and prices are rather easier. COFFEL —The market continues very firm, but owing to large is being again declared for public sale d the w..k , the wiles are limited and include 260 bags of geed ordinary at 725. Tau.—The parcels of Assam brought to public sale ere aelliog well, at full prices. Privately the market is quiet. RICL —The demand routinnen rather inactive. A pared of &legal sold at Rs. lid. for cargo, and lls. far white. SALMTRIL —No sales reported. Farm—Comeau are not is much request; but Wends raids* are in good demand at last week's prices. Rum.-100 puns. said; good Demerara, la. did. ; Lee ward*, Is. 40. Corms is is active request at very full prices. The total sales yesterday were 4,000 base. TALLOW MARKKTIS DAT.) T9e corket in quiet. Tot e is quoted 411. be 41e. 3d. oat emit; Peterslicre T.O. es Me met, mm. 43.; ditto old, 41e. ; October to December. 43. " nelleme • Desember, 43. 3d. ; Jemmy to Minh. 43. 9d. to 43. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—ITHIS DAZI Yaws. Harvey sod Easton report *ado Arm bay sod clover in demos& Prim* meadow bay. 75s to 84s. ; supersor ditto. 86s. to 9N 6d. ; &aim aMo, 60.. to 70.. ; rowel). 130 s. to SO. ; clover, old, 95.. to 1265. ; e'tto, sontuod cut, 90.. to 110 s. ; straw, 28s. to Ms. BARNES FAIR (THIRD DAY).—The resumption of this celebrated fair took plsee yesterday, but the pest clearance of tittle from the fields had reduced the stock. mart to a mere phantom, some droves of cattle lying is the vicinity of the fair changed ownerehip. and full prices were obtained for all kinds of well-bred store besets. Some " job Iota" of Scotch cattle were anti at rateer reduced retest. It is eatimated that epwerds 21000 hoed of settle bare bean sold at this year's fair, to the home mart a lively bulimia' was transacted atcong Welsh posies which sold at from 7 to 12 guineas, Irish colts realised 18 to 25 gallica, mid very Promising Dag colts were selected hem the droves at from 30 to 35 guineas, stale sags sod used-ap bones ware down in value 40 per cent. The droves of resold dock cleared off for a large cattle fair is &sex, to be held this week, and at mid-day the fair fields were wieverted into is mew couple The 1 , ..-oosol houses at Bernet provided good . ..mop tiles for the varied of penes' inopected into the village es business, and the Greet Northern Railway Company sows tiered to rue special trains to and front Lomita at low hues deriag the these slim' fair. AGRIMLTIIIIAI SALES.—A ommiderable number of newel , oral sales bass taken place is the asters district during the last few days. At the Fliteharo Hall (Norfolk) sale of isms (the property of Mr. G. Beeretnn, pm.) 92 See shim* re were ottsposed of for 951/. hiding an average of 10/. 7s. 6.1. pet heed ; tho price obtain. d for the biebeat was 211. At a isle of imoreved stock at Skreen's P.rk, Essex, the seat of Mr. T. W. Bramstou. M.P 23 shorthere cows and heifer" averaged 90g. 15e. etch, or 477 f. 4., 41.1, is all ; three hulls mad* &If. 3. ; 2 9 Southdown sheep. 440/. 71. 6d.: sod four Berkshire pip 14/., making a total of 997/. 15s. Some of the shorthorns and Snetbdowna were paschased with the view of being exported to Gerreare and Canada. The highest mired cow las Rosa, calved in August. Ism. by the Duke of Cambridge ; this lot wee taken be Herr Gebbardt on German account. Among the bulls, Baron, roan, calved April, 1861, by Cosiodian, vast purchased by Mr. B. Tartan at 32 "miens ; sod the Prince, roan, calved November, 1862, by the sans sire, at 21 guises". by Mr. Hetherington, for Canada. Skressn's Park also witnessed the sale of sons improved stock be Mr. J. Christ, of Boylston Hall, Pews. Here again Herr Gebha , dt—wbo, it should also be stated, had taken of Mr. Bramante, cows and heifers Rouge, Lady Warwick, Jewels., Graceful and Geteia—was • considerable purchase, eaquirleg Genev ieve Sixth, a mast heifer, calved Detober, 1861. by Comedies, for 36 guise's. besides Zelisa, Chmantherenm, and Botioney. The 12 ewe sod faders which were offered by Mr. Christy rattled 962/. 10a. while four bulls went for 91/. 7s. —makim a total of 35.1:. 17s. At a ale at Sir T. B. Leonard's. A misty, Rosen, four Suffolk horses and mares (one with foal at feet) realised in the segregate mu. Bs. ; three twe-yrold bulls lode TN. 15e. 63 aged sod shearlieg ewes. IBM.IRa. ; three tweir-eld sad nine shearling tops. IV. Ilia. ; and 1 boa* eta 1 6 roust sow mid boar rbn, 761. 10s. The latter were competed for with muds spirit. At the annual ado of num below's( te Mr. Chaplin, of Tathwell Hall, sear Louth. • 60 "heartier avenged 12/. 12s. each ; 36 twesiteses, : 121.13, faL ; and 2 . 1 thmealseare, Ilt Si. Pact ' W.* 10 1z MAIO 30,00 Ml a% 16.10411 . 14000 M 5,040, _LISP! ii.ioZl 1 4 t- Ilf a