The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-14 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL. DTAITAZATE ASSAULT ON A LICENSED TICTUALLZIL .idea m nii ray was eh+. .4 . ed before Mr. Barker with assaulting Mr. Price, the proprietor of the Prince al Wales tivero, Caledonian-road, sod also with breaking a window. Mr. :urge Price said he was the proprietor of Price's .Muile Hall, Caledonian-road. Last night the prisoner and two of h iscompacioas were in the hall speaking rather loudly, sIA .4 ben asked by the chairman to be silent they refused. Ttiev ultimately demisted, and who:tithe performances were o ver the prisoner again made a distnrbance and became very abusive, and the waiter was proceeding to put him out when the prisoner struck hint. He (witness) went to the waiter's assistance, and then the prisoner struck him in the face desperate blow, and if he had not moved hastily away he would have received a dreadful black eye. With assistance he got the prisoner outside and shut the door ; and directly afterwards one of the windows was broken. The prisoner was brought back, and he gave him into custody. As it was hie wish and determination to ca-ry on his bosinees respectably, he wished to have the prisoner punished as an example to others. The damage done weeds. Iv Mr. Hooper, of Bindeld-street, Caledonian-road, said that he was at Price's Music Hall, last evening, and heard the prisoner making a diatartavaco. As soon as the prisoner was ejected from the house he heard one of the windows smash, and saw a stone coins through. He went after the prisoner and asked him why he had 'broken the window. He at once denied the charge, but afterwards said he had broken the window, and offered to pay for it. He also offered to do the same at the police-station. The prisoner denied that be made a disturbance in the concert room, and said that he only struck the complainant after he had torn his coat. _ _ Mr. Price denied ihat he had torn the peaonces coat. Mr. Barker ordered the prisoner to pay 9s. the dams" and 10c. or in default 10 days imprisonment in the Home of correction. The defendant was lock( lup in default. ILt RLBOROUGH437'REET. A XERCHANT CHARGED WITH AHIAULTING THE POLICE. Mr. William Phelan, a tall powei:al-looking man, de. F Iribed ea a mareltaat, a(Natmoodjbat staying in l street, Oavetylialvaquare was charged baton lit u rr ‘ Knox, with tie followi!g ewlent oaadyet : Pollostoustabl; Charles Walker, 62 E, said that on the previous night at s late boar the defendant was tuicied out of s publichonee by the landlord, whom he araciitcd. See ing the defendant was drunk, sad as he was creating a great disturbance and causing ► large crowd of par sons to assemble, he (Walker) with the mai/tame ofd Sergeant Outing took him into custody, whoa be struck him ( Walker) oa the head and on the breast, causing him still to feel great pain, and elm attack Sergeant Outing. While on the way to the station the defendant turned round, sad gave a fennel° who was following him, and who he (Welter) bel'eved was the de fendent's wife, ► tremendous blow on the head, knocking her down. At the station the defendant continued his violent heha loin-, end struck Inspector Gsrforth, who took the charge, but was unable to attend. Defeedant. after stating that the female was not Lis wife, attacked her character in a vary unmanly winner, sod con cluded by saying that if he had hurt the meltable he woe very sorry, sad hoped the existable would forgive him. Mr. Knox made some severe remarks on the defendant's conduct, and lined him 61. or a mouth. The defendant left the dock exclaiming—l have got no moody, and for God's sake don't send me to prison. WESTKENBTEB. PLCSDIRISIC • HOOSZ OF PLATE AND man ARTICLES TO BETWEEN 101. AND 2034 Sarah Clarke nod Bridget Reardon, paw of creditable Appeaser, were this morning placed at the bar, charged with stripping • house of plate, china, glass, bedding, lines, sod other furniture, to the valued between Kat 2001, Mr. Frederick Allen Longburst rid—l am clerk to Mr. Ellie, house agent, of John-street, Brunswick-aquas. I know the prisoner Clarke. We put her in charge of the hoses, 45, Thnrloe.square, Brampton, • furnished hoses aids belongs to a customer of owe, Mr. John David Berry. She wee pat in to show the house to anybody who might want to take it. I went there yesterday to look over the house, sad to my surprise discovered that she had taken emit thing portable oat of it. AU the things that wild car.sd away were goes. I first misted the blankets and consternate from the beds umbers ; and on 'skirl her about them she pretended that they were downstairs on the drawers. but could not produce them, and I directly found that other th were gone. I Wed far the kap of the glsr a and ascertained that property had been also takes from there. I went for a policeman, sad while I was gone I learnt that she had left the hoer with a mi lk.wocoan. sad in order to find her we went to Kr. Jame, where she was employed, and the milk. women was taken iato melody. Mr. Arnold—The milk woman had nothing to do with taking we of the bow! Witness—No, but rdie had pawned some of the things. Mr. Arnold—What 'videos, it there of that ! Witter—The primrose Clarke says that the other pawned part of the things, and she herself admits it. She said when she was taken she hoped she should not be punished severely. laapeake Batler—Tbora is a quantity of plated goods, and other property toad pledged. Police-sortable 10113—I was fetched yesterday thwart to 45, Tharlasqoare. I heard f ro m • caeca that the pri mer Clarke had been 1111.• to kayo the hoses with Boar doe, and I traced the latter to a Mr. Denerk's, (Masher grove, of I told S herhould take her for pledgiog ecene of the things. she had pledged them at the request of Clarke. She also told me that she had her laae with Clarke foe the last three maths. When we got book to the house we food Clarke in the street, and she was takes liar eastody. She thee raid Abe had taken the articles, ad Pardon had pledged them for her. Impactor Butler. of the B division, said—At fir o'clock yesterday evening I went to 45, Throlne-reare, and found SUSS duplicates, but Mr. Longhurst will inform you about the others. Mr. ant prodooed two large bundles of dopliostes received from the prisoner °larks, Inspector Bother—They refer to china, glass, plated arti cles, ke. I received 168 duplicates from him ; some were for valuable property pledged fora small amount. Mr. Arnold—And how emu, more duplicates have you' Isepeotar—l have 26, ma/nng 186 in an. Mr. Arnold—AM how many pawobrokors ? Impector—Two, with 90 pledgee at one, and the re. rnainder at the other. A great quantity of property was now produced. Prienoers said nothiog. They were remanded. SOUTHWARK. BOBBERIVI AT LULWAT ErTATIONS. Mug Jeans. alias Clark , Z74;ll7ciev;clyWeg man, was placed at the bar before h r. Combs charged with stealing a carpot.bag containing wearing apparel, the property of a gentleman, from the platform of the South Western Rail way, Waterloo-bridge.. Muse Needham, an officer in the employ of the company, said that on the arrival of the 8 o'clock train from Southampton he saw the prisoner looking about while the luggage was being placed upon the platform. A gentle man got out of one of the carriages with a carpet beg, which he placed nom a box while he entered oae of the offices. Wages Wm saw the prisoner go up to the box, take up the carpet bag, sad walk off with it, when witaals went up to him and asked him what be wu going to do with the carpet beg. He answered that he was of course going to take it home. Witnesa asked him if it was his own. He replied that it wee, sod he bad just come by the train. Witness told him that be keew that was false, and that the carpet bag did not belong to him, therefore be " Auld take him into custody. The aflutter then said, Oh, if that is the mac take it sod let me go." Witness, however. took him into custody, and ne his return food the geelleetaa had left. He was, however, well . . 1 0000• and would attend on a future day. hr. Combs asked if anything was known of the primmer? The officer replied that be had no doubt oe a future MA. sloe be should be able to show he had been convicted before of a similar robbery. The prisonev.who declieed to give any account of himself, was accordingly remanded. SELECT STAKES. R.M. Tame, Summerside, Port Royal, Roman Bee, Carnival, Macaroni. and Rosins are here. PAID FOlMlL—Canatm, Avengem, Caasidia, AnHekl, Indy Augusta, Jarniooton, and kfoapodar. BEDFORD STAKES. Led fire furlongs of A .F. Anningten, Antigone, and Goidylocks are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOVS. Criterion Course. Filled. l'Air, Linda, Alpheus, and Indy Hawthorn are bare. Pam Foanrr.—Mrs. Quickly f, &nob, Procollo, and Victoria Cron. ENTRY FOR OATLANDS PLATE. Cambridgeshire Coe res. Age jib -- 3 80 II I Aurelian Tattoo 6 8 7 Gratitude Loiterer Maid is/ Nashua Illy 4 8 I cheerful 3 7 Bork =Tager 3 719 Sweet Willie 4 7 7 Revolver 8 6 Donnybrook Tim Prixtpal ENTRY FOR TWO-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP. T.Y.C. lb st lb Vanessa 10 Light 7 10 Mary Copp colt Flgiva 713 Plush wit ilignaintan Roodee 7 10 Arcadian 7 0 THE GREEK DIRT.-MEETING OP BOND. HOLDERS.-(THIS DL Y.) This afternoon a public meeting of Greek bond holders took plane at the London Tavern, to take into eon sideration the Dreamt position of the debts of Greece con tracted in 1824 sod Mt. Mr. E. HASLZWOOD (chairman of the committee of Greek bondholders) presided. The following is the position of the Greek loans con. tooled io Erigitod "Loan of 1824, 80),0001. For this debt, bonds were inroad bearing interest at 5 per cent per annum, dated the 21st February, 1824. Five oonpons were paid to the Ist of 18 2 6, inclusive. The remaining 35 cou pons to January 1, 1844, inclusive, repmenting 871. 10a., have been cut off these bonds, and are sold separately. The interest due es the Ist July, 1844, to the Ist January, 1913, both inclusive, being for nineteen ;ease, is is qual to 951. per . cent., appertains to the bonds. bands, which are punted in red, represent, therefore, 1031. principal, end BOW. arrears of interest-1951. "Lose of 1825, 2,000,0001. For this debt bonds were issued, beating interest at 5 per cent. p er annum, d February, 1825. Four coupons were paid to the lal January, 1227, inclusive. The remaining 38 coupons, to January 1, 1846, inclusive, representing 951., have been cut off 4see bonds, and are sold se9lnt 4 l7. The interest due on the Ist July, 1846, to the lit January, 188 3, both inolotive, being far seventeen years, is equti to 851. par cent, opportune to the bonds. These hoods, which are printed in blue, ooreemently represent 1001. principol, sad M. arrears of interest-1851.^ _ The CHAIRMAN opeor i the proceedings by congratulating the bondholders upon their improved position since the meet ing in 1862. The committee he I not, he stated, wait. 1 upon King George in reference to this debt, for as a coestituticroal monarch no answer he could give would be to the purpose without his ministers. tent Spooner*, too, was not one of the Greek Ministers, and any inter ference on his pa rt might lead to jea lousy in Athens ; but every document had been sent to him to place before the King after his arrival in Athens. A liberal set tlement of these debts would be a gain to Greece in every point of view ; but the tiondholden were bound to have tall confidence in the good intentions of the King till he bad appointed his ministers, for be was literally the choice of the bondholders. It hail brae suggested that this portfolios of marine and war should be superseded, and departments of commeres sad public works establishcd,and if this were done it would give I confidence in the future of the Greek kingdom- As the ter- ritory of Greece wee not of its present extent when the loan was made the question hail arisen whether the present kingdom was responsible for the debts. Upon this point • case was submitted to Sir R. Phillinioni, and his opinion was requested:— „ Whether the changes which have taken place in the political and territorial condition of Greece have in soy manner affected the force of the engagements contracted by its government in respect of the laws of 1894 sad 182.5?" The opinion was as follows: " I believe there is no proposition of international or public law which mete upon • soundarbasis,which is confirmed hya more unanimous opinion of all jurists,or which it is more vital to the interests of all stoke to observe, than the proposition chat no change in the form of civil coestitution or rovers merit of". state can release it from the discharge of oblige thus sod the payment of debt. legally contracted by the government of that state before the change took place. It would be easy to multiply authotities epos this point, which, indeed, is sufficiently clear upon the ordinary principles of justice tad reason. I will therefore only cite one pump from Byakershoek (one of the best authorities upon Internecine' Law), who states the point with his usual terseness and vigour : • Rect4 dixit Grotius jars populi non deficere, nisi deficiat ins Populus. Forint autem Regirniois mutest , non mu tater ipse Populus. —Edam utique Republica est mutative nun hoc, moo alio mode, regater: alioquim. Rempublicam in state quo nose eat, exaolutam videri paistia et debitis in alio stetu contractis,'—Rosser PHILLIXORE." This settled the point that the present Kingdom of Greece was liable for the whole debt. Aid Greece was able to pay it. If an average ennui revenue of 400,0001. for twenty years—say from 1A34 to 1834—was enough to pay the ex penses of government, it would take much to make any of the bondholders believe that 660,0001., the prevent income, was only sufficient for that purpose. The committee were ' of opinion that Greece could spare 1C3,00C1. her annum ea interest on the debt, and that she might begin with 70,000/. next year, which was 1 per cent. on the hood holden' claim. The total claim would amount in January to 7.0C),0001., and it was the duty of the committee to obtain the recognition of the whole of that amount and then to satisfy themselves that the arrangement proposed for the settlenseot was the best that Greece could offer. lie concluded by moving a resolution expressiny satisfaction that the kingdom of Greece was about mitering upon • thoroughly constitutional goverment under King George 1., with the unanimous consent of the Greek nation and with the concurrence of the Powers of Europe. (Cheers.) Mr. Swaim, in reference to a report which had ob tained currency, declared he was in a position to prove that every farthing of these loans, contract.] for by his father sad uncle, went to the agents of the Greek govern ment. (Hear, hear.) The resolution was carried unanimously. The CHAIRMAN then moved • resolution to the effect "That this meeting perceive' in this event allure guarantee that the existing obligations of the State will be faithfully renected, and rersoguisioN the principle that credit is the life of nations, the government about to be established ir. Greece will direct their earlieat attention to the financial condition of the country." After a few words from Mr. POWLES, who echoed the Chairman's congratulations to the bondholders upon the im proved prospects of their claims, spoke highly of the adviser and councillor of the ring Kin, Count Sponoeck, end added that the taxation of Greece was lower than any other state, being only at the rate of 10s. per head, The Tualatin was agreed to. A third resolution expressing the willingnees of the hood holders to entertain any fair sod equitable prequel for arranging the liquidation of the debt in a manner consistent with the wove recce of Greece and the beat rights of the bondhohlere having been p roposed and carried, The CHAIRMAN stat e d , in reply to a question, that the whole debt of Greece, including home debts and every Pawr! ble claim, was 15,C..10,000/., of which the amount doe to the guaranteeing powers was 2,700.0001. A vote of Meeks to the committee of bondholders for their exertions concluded the proceedings. • " Grotitis said justly that the right (or law) of a psople coot cease melees the people itself should nese.. Even when the form of government is changed, the people itself is not changed. It is certainly the same community. although govemsed at ms• time in this form, at soother time in that ; otherwise. you might say th a t a commun it y iu the position in which it Dow is (that is, in any present position) would appear to be released from the engagements and debts coatnetsd whilst in any other palatial." A ?FAA LE ILAII.WA T fuer. Jane South. • middle-aged femide, was charged with stealing' portemoneeie containing se.froro the person of Ann Baker, in the booking officio of the North Kent Railway, London-bridge dative. Louis Lehoode, one of the foreign porters in the employ of the South Eastern Railway Company. said he woe in the booking office of the North Kest Railway, about 3 o'clock in the afternoon of the previous day, when he saw the pet. goner go up to the prosecutrig, put her hand in her dress petal aai withdraw something from it. Witness Unaptly seised hold of her heal, and the puree produced fell from her. He then called the Ittention of Sergeant Holmes, the detective officer, who took her into custody. The proseentriz, a you ng woman residing with her parents at Hems Bey. said that she was waiting at the booking. office to take her ticket for centrepiece home. She felt a tug of her deem, but did not know that she had bees robbed until but whams tame op to her, end then the missed her portemeeneie sad as., all the money she primemid. Witness identified the portemonnsie produced as her property. Sergeant Holmes asked for a remand, as he believed she woo connected with a gang of roilway thieves. Mr. Combs accordingly remanded her for a week. A Pious Jo=e.—Tbe Rev. Dr. Alexander, in a speech delivered last week at Hamilton. told the following story :—Osee spout a time there resided in Peebleoshire a hall-witted sort of mac who had a ootioo that be was rather religiose, and who was in the habit of saying hoe prayers in a field behind a turf-dyke. One day this iodi. 'ideal was followed to his retirement by some peed vergoes. who, secreting themselve s on th e opposite I side, prepared to Pates to wh a t b e ph e w say. I YORISION-OTTICE, OCT. 10.--Tbe Qneen has been Jock oisnmenced his devotions, and, among other Milani pleased to approve of Mr. Edward van Catena as C 011491 at expressed his conviction that he was a very great • Calcutta for his Majesty the King of the Netherlands. Miser, and that even were the tort-duke at that moment to The Queen has also bees pleased to approve of Mr. A. fall upon him. it would be so move this be deserved. No Havesith as Cooed at Bombay for his Majesty the Kiog of *clew had he said this than the persons on the oppnalte the Bakiaa , - -642 t" side pulse" the overuses iii, Beemsblien at from Yesterday the opening of the Cession of the taiewpt the iliaTU. Joa was baud " Mech. aim! Faculty of Arts and Laws is University College took place. re's a awfie writ this ; a body mom my a thing In joke. jatrodoetery lecture was delivered by Mr. John Robert bot It's ta'm in earseat."—Ediabitima Courant &if f y. NA., Professor of Latin. The subject chosen wee, The Americana are naming their railway engines Classical Studies, as an lotrodattion to the Moral after men who distinguished themselves in the war. Belsoosa." LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY ZLECIIIIC TILIGIUM) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) BEAUFORT STAKES. Water Kelpie ... Concoa SWEEPSTAKES OF 23 SON'S. Anonyms Donnybrook ... MAIDEN PLATE. - - Vedette o Eleanor 10 ran. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.C. Age at lb Age at lb Twilight Walloon 6 9 0 Gentle Kitty colt 3 6 2 Black Lily Golden Dust 3 613 Knave of Trumps .. 3 612 stockowner Poland 3 6 7 ROLL 3 6 7 Two oViooi. The railway market is quiet today, ilie;,tien tion of the dealers being partly diverted to the fortnightly settlement. The variations comprise a rise of 4 per cent. in Caledonian and Metropolitan stooks, and 4 in Lancashire and Yorkshire, and a reduction of per cent. in Great Northern and 4 in South Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1024 to 1; Great Western, 65 to ; Midland, 128 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1101 to 1114 ; Caledonian, 119 to 120 ; South Eastern, 954 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 514 to 4 ; Great Northern, 1254 to 1264 ; London and South Western, 101 to 102 ; and Metropolitan, 1304 to 1314. There is little business in Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities, and prices generally are without change. aroma 1.6 In I 1411 VAT 3 ' I ClC42l 7oSterala P r. klu to 1 ptli. 1$ LIS ail4ium pal u 27 28 peal 1111 111 I L 14 . 16 46 46 u - VIC THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1863. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Two (Khoo& Consols opened and closed at itlleriai'S quota tions, viz., 921 to 93 for money, and 931 to 1. for the sth November. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Commis, for money, 921, 931, 921; ditto, account, 931; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911 ; New Three per Gents., 911, #,l ; Bank Stock, 233, 235 ; Thirty Yeah Annuities 1885, 14j ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 109, 1081; ditto Four per Cent., 104, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 991; ditto 1864 or 1806, 1001 ; Four per Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, 981. The Four per Cent. stock recently issued by the Government of India, and guaranteed against commutation for a period of 25 years, is at a premium of # to 1 per cent. in the market. The Five per Cent. stock redeemable in 1871 was firmer to-day, being dealt in at 1081 to 109, with dividend from the sth July last. Exchequer Bills were steady at par to 3s. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks were restricted, owing to the extent to which attention was occu pied with the settlement. There wore, however, several variations in prices. The market for bank shares was steadier. Afresh advance of 21. has taken place in Agra Bank. Con tinental Bank, London and Colonial, and Alliance Bank new shares were also quoted better. On the other hand Union Bank of Ireland and Dino& Bank of England and France have given way. There was a rise of 21. in Royal Mail Steam shares. Crystal Palace stock continues to droop. In connexion with the settlement a rise of be. to 7a. 6d. per share has taken place in the shares of the International Financial and General Credit Comparies, the former closing at 5 to 04 prem., and the latter at 3to Irem. London Financial were unaltered at 3* to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay dull at to ; and gyptian Trading firmer at 11 to 2 prom. Anglo-Austrian Bank shares were steady, at to 1 prem., and Indian Land Mortgage Bank se. lower, at 31 to 3}, prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 121 to 131 prem. • Thames and Mersey, 4 to 41 prem.; North British and Mercantile, 181 to 4 ; Uni versal, par to 1 prem. ; Commercial Union, to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to Imprem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1} to prem. erial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally quoted dis. to *prem. ; East London Bank, 1* to 2 prem. ; and Buxton Hotel, Ito prem. A fresh rise of about 5 per cent. was quoted to day in the stock of the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway Company, which now commands 165 to 173 per 1001. stock, thus standing in an excep tionally favourable position amongst the railway stocks of this kingdom. a Se 4 4 IM Se 1181 114 .-.- I 71 ■ 68 Is 11 07 99 108 110 61 st 4 49 le 4 115* 146 i 147 JO 114 144 VA 101 . 6 4 01 111 00 41 4.1 36 38 103 105 110 t ILI* n 73 114 lost I I! iat 1 i 64 44 &Si •x N ye 194 leg !II 11 .4 i. 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Lai.(l..: all V 116 71 -.4. 766 Do. 1 29, 4.000 100 IS ! loyal Mall 8eam ..... -. 111 74 76 - MOAN IR illeoMlab Awl. tamairm 100 138 143 - 10,4410 a &African Mort. Div.a. 5 If Ipm -. 14.104 .1. 4 110540 Amearmlima lame aB 00 So - .... 1 illaboarta•TaL Scrip ._. all 1 i •-• L.,. 0 ... T. a *Lot Auda.) XL 1 4Ma 4 y ak .. SU Mt 1 0 TrustAtia.N.CiAmbi, a VI p, - 11,, •• mr r, ,ftleom Tog ',. I i m p m - 10,000 80 I Vaa Dlantem's land.- 281 IS 14 I - tOVINCIAL MARI MARKETS. MANCH/arm OCT. 13.—There was a rather good market, aNt prices were firm. Great Luxembourg, 13 13-16 ; next account, 131 11.10--Great Ship. la. ed.—Great Western, next account, 65:—/eneschire and Yoeiteldre. 1111 11—Manchester and County Bank. next account, 41 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Unman. shire. next account, 4 6 1 i—Gowth Eastern. 96! i ; next account, 90—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, nest account, K p. Carsten Extension, 101 —Ashbury Carriage Company, 120 next tcrount. 126 p.—East Anglian (No. 2), next account, SS p. — Sao Paulo, II p.—Whltekaven and Forneeeinext • account. 264- 11( xicen, next account, 421 I—Owestry and Newtown preference, 104—Manchester and Salford Emit 0 p. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLooi. There is not much activity in the mining market to-day, the fortnightly settlement occupying at tention. East Caradou and New Rosowarne s are heavy ; the former have declined 7s. 61., and the latter 21. 15s. Great South Tolgus are slightly lower. On the other hand, East Lovell have im proved, and Wheal Chiverton are in demand. East Caradon shares are now quoted 26 to 27 ; New Rceewarne, 15 to 17} ; Wheal Crotty, 3 to f ; Wheal Chiverton, oi to 111 ; East Lovell, 6 to f ; Great South Tolgus, 51. to ; and Wheal Beton, 177} to 1821. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, at previous quotations. A general meeting of the Elbe Colliery Company is called for the 23rd inst. THE RAILWAY ACCI DINT AT PORT-GLASGOW. ANOT BET DEATIL —WO are sorry to record the death of Mrs. li`Ethennie, which tank plea. at the Prime of Warm Hotel, Port-Glasgow, on Saturday eight. She remained sensible to the last, but was in a very weak state, and from literary peaceably. The life of the woman was rrem Kl the first despaired of, her extreme age—seventy years—and having both legs taken off. render log recovery extremely doubtful. Her body will be taken to Ireland. Hector Dick, the other se vere *offerer, well still alive on Sunday afternoon, but in a very low state. He also remained sensible ; bet it is not supposed that be will survive keg, as it is said he has sustained internal injuries besides the lose of hie leg. On Saturday the Procurator Piacal made a precognition of the various witnesses, including the pointamee aloe, the line from Greenock. We understand the poiotaman at Grimm* says that the goods en gine penned him about five minutes after the pas meager train, that it was going very slow, and the driver said he was going to Churchill Junction. about • mile up the line, for empty waggons. It appears that when there are too many waggons about the Greenock station, they are taken ap to the jruiettoe, to he out of the way, and that when the early coal mina fails in getting empty waggons at °reams*, it expects them at Churchill. The engine had parsed the other poioMman going very slow. to- wards the inaction, but it appears that on reeohiog Cher. chill and finding no empties, it had goes on at full On reaching Bagston Junction, about a mile from r . ... Glasgow, the signalman there says he showed the danger ahead signal, and that there was thee only three minutes' difference between the passenger toile and the engine paseing.—Ghisgow Morning Journal. The stock markets opened this morning with a dull appearance, but have since become generally better. The funds have risen 4 per cent. The foreign stock market is favourably in fluenced by the satisfactory progress of the settlement, and a general advance has oc curred in the more speculative descriptions. The prices now quoted are the best of the day, the con tinued flatness of the Paris Bourse failing to elicit any sympathetic response here. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 87fr. 50c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 93 to 4 for money, and 934 to 1 for the account (Nov. 5). The official busi ness report is as follows:-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 931 ; ditto for account, 934 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1; New Three per Cents., 911, 1 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1870, 109, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent., 1888, 1001 ; Bank Stock, 235 ; and Exchequer Bills, par, 35. prem. Foreign stocks, after showing dulness in the morning, are now materially better. Mexican Bonds have risen 4 per cent.. Spanish Passive 4, Turkish Consolidis 3, and the Turkish Loan of 1862 aid Greek Bonds per cent. Some of the present quotations are annexed : - Turkish 1854 Loan, 911 to 921, being flatter ; ditto, 1858, 704 to ; ditto, 1862, 71 to 4 ; the Consolidds, 54 to ; Greek, 331 to 344 ; Mexican, 424 to 1 ; and Spanish Passive, 35 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian 1852, 1858, 1860, 914 ; Egyptian, 1001 ; Greek, 334, 4, 34 ; ditto Coupons, 16 ; ditto for account, 164 ; Italian, 721 ; ditto for ac count, 721 ; Mexican, 411, 42/ ; ditto for account, 42/, 42, 4 ; New Granada, 151 ex div. ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 871 ; Portuguese, 1863, 491 ; ditto, 1866, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 494 ; Russian, 1862, 931 ; Spanish, 55 ; ditto, Passive, 344, 4 ; ditto, for account, 354 ; ditto Certificates, 131 ; ditto for acc3nnt, 13i ; Turkish, 1854, 911, 921 ; ditto 1858, 70/, 3 ; ditto 1862, 71, 701, 714 ; ditto for account, 71 ; Venezuela, 26 ; ditto 1862, 611, 4 ; ditto for account, 611. The Confederate Loan is steady at 63 to 65 ; the Colombian at par to 1 prem. ; and the Brazilian at ft tot prem. - - - lnternational Financial shares are without change, at 5 to 5k prem.; (loners' Credit and Finsnoe, at 3 to 31 prem. ; London Financial, at 3+ to prem. ; and Hudson's Bay at to Egyptian Trading are firmer, at to 21 prom.; and Discount Corporation, at 41 to prem. Mortgage Bank of India are quoted 3g to prem.; Anglo-Austrian Bank, fto prem.; and Privileged Union Bank of Austria, If die. to i prem. The movements of the last few days have bad the good effect of purging the market of the weakest class of speculators. The adjustment of the account, too, proceeds the more calmly because the heavy fall in prices took place some days ago, instead of being deferred till the settlement itself. Yesterday, in consequence, the rates for loans were decidedly less heavy than at the last settlement. An ilea of their general range may be gathered from the tams for loans on Mexican Boinh, which have been, in most cassis 7 to 10 per cent. per annum. After so heavy a fall in prices—amounting in some instances to 5 per cent. within a few days—it is evident that the settlement now in progress will apply a searching test to the solidity of the members of the Stock Exchange. Apart from the arrange ment of the account, the course of the prices of foreign stocks for the next few days will depend to a considerable extent on the course of the money market, a large mass of these securities being held on borrowed money. A brisk business was again done yesterday at the Bank of England Discount-offior, evidently prompted iu part by au apprehension that the Bank rate is about to bo raised. It is possible that, by pressing at the B tuk, the public may themselves cause a movement to he taken in that direction. To meet the convenience of holders of the Comm , bian Loan, the scrip can be paid up in full at the London and County Bank under discount at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum. It is anticipated that the allotment of the Brazi lian Loan will be iKsued to-morrow evening or Friday. About 3,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yes terday, and 38,0001. was withdrawn for exportation, including 30,000 sovereigns and 8,0001. in Russian coin. The continental exchanges are too high to admit of gold being sent tram this side at a profit, but remittances will probably continue to be made to the East, as well as to various other foreign parts, on account of the new banks. The Seine has arrived from the West Indies with 238,0001. in specie. The Armenian, from the West Coast of Africa, has brought 10,000/. The &deices from Bombay reporting an advance in the exchange, the remittances of silver thither from this country may perhaps increase, notwith standing the tightness of the money market. On 'Change yesterday afternoon bills on the continent were in good demand, and the rates were not quite so favourable to this country. The list of quotations is annexed : Amsterdam, 3 meths, 11.19 to 3 • ditto, 3 days, 11.16 a to 17i; Rotterdam, 3 asontis, 11.19, toi ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.55 to GO ; EL:asbais, ma hence, three mouths, 13.8 to 3 ; Paris, 3 days, to 30; do.. 3 meths, 23.55 to GO • Fr.r.ifort-oe-the-31ime. 3 months, 1191 to I ; PaiershOrg (per rosblel, 3 months, 341 to ; Vienna, ed. to., 3 month; 11.45 tog) . • Trieste, eB. do., 3 months, 11.45 to 50 ; 3 moatba,4Fa ; °Wiz, 3 montbr, 481 to ; Leghorn. 3 months, :n.63 to 70 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 • Milan, 3 months, 23.65 to 70; Repko, 3 mouths, 25.63 to 70; Palermo, 3 months, 25.G5 told ; Messina, 3 wont* 25.65 to 70; Lisbon, 90 clays 52# to ; Oporto, 90 dare, 32i to i• The amount of government bills on India, for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on Wednesday, the clot inst., is 30,00,001) rupees, or 300,0001. The directors of the London and South Western Bank (Limited) have made a call of 51. per share. They have also announced that they will open a branch office at 69, Park-street, Camden-town, ou the 21st inst. It is announced that the subscription list of the Discount Corporation (Limiter:) will be closed on Saturday next. The applications up to yesterday Lave reached 37,000 shares, the first issue being limited to 10,000. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : InnenSas—Alliance Be.tish and Foreign,lsl ; Atka, 131, ; Ornmserelal Union, ; Imperial Fir., 350; Indemnity Marisa, 144 ; Thames and Mersey Marine (L1=18(411,6, i, I ; Univenal Marine (Limited), 51. Gaslight and Coke. —European. ISA ; ditto Nes. ci ; Imperial, 361 ; New ditto, 73 : Imperial Continental, 30, i ; Loudon. 89, 31; Malta end Mediterranean (Limited), 44 ; United General. 80; Westmiastar Chartmsd, Dooke.-Bouthaniptoo, 64, 3. Cassia —Grand Junction, 75; Regent's (or London), 241. Waterworks.—Berlin, 93. ; East Loudon, 132. y, 2. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 22nd inst. for the supply of 250 tons of auger, 100,000Ibe. of tea, 300 qrs. of split peas, and 50 tons of tobacco. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia, have reached Marseilles, and are expected to be dis tributed in London to-morrow morning. The indigo sales commenced yesterday. The fol lowing report is from Messrs. Layton, Hulbert, and CO. : Th. indigo sales (12.13.3 chests) opened this metals". There was a fair, sad sometimes a spirited. competitio• fur Beard sod plant Chides, awl importers met the buyers with little reserve. Good ant fire Bengal quAlities mains the rates of July, middling hnug Goo, rites to 33. higher ; ortliiiary kinds and plant Dudes, acoordieg to chars:ter, sell at an 191695 t Bang. HAIL Oats. raw I qrs. qn. qrs. qn. I Ona. rm. Zuglleh antitteoiebi 690 1.60 370 79 . ISO trio Foreign I tins ono .. mat ) 1.2150 I to iTsVo 146;3 : se• LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. MEW DAY.) ELECT7TO AND INTIZIATIONAL ruminant.) (FROM OUR OWN CORREbTONDENT.) • The cotton . market oostinues very active, and prime avo gill advancing. The males will probably foot up 13,000 beim HIS DAY.) MINCING LANK. - ! SUGAR.—There continues to be a very active dersaad at full prices to a slight advance on last week's rates. Mauritius sold low brows, 29.. ; ordinary and middling ditto, 29.. 6d. to 31a. Bd. ; crystallised yellow, low to has. 6.1. to 42.. &I. • Bengal Ourpattab data brown, ;Zs. to Ma. 6d. ; low to goo d yellow, 345. lid. to 375. 6d. ; Madras Native, 275. to 27.. 9d. ; Havana yellow, 36e. 6d. to 39.. 6d. Cuba. 354. 9d. ; ditto Muscovado, 345. lid. to 34e. Raised steady but quiet at former rates. COML.—Thu demand for Plantat;mi if steady, and prices are rather Mater. Triage sold at TO.. 6.L to no. ; mid dling, 78a. 60. to &la Tr.e.—A fair business in doing in new liainow Corgous at full prima. RICE.—The market is inactive. . . _ itciT.--Aboiti 1W puns. sold, part Demerara, at Is, Gd. SALITZTRF--No mho reported. Inrituo.—The quarterly sales cow:wooed yesterday. The quautity to be brought forward mosiste of 11,836 cloata. The sale has opened with spirit, mid all quakties bore sold with brisk competition. good and fine Bengali at duly rates to 3.1. advance ; toiddliog and good middling defective kinds at :id. to Gd. *drums ; and Oudes at 3d. 114V110014 Kufrah. of European make have also sold .11k brisk competition st Gd. to Bd. advance, and ordietry and low at 2.1. to 3d. &draws on duly rates ; 1.4362 k w .g. ;ewe.: the sale yesterday, of which 114 were wittdraini,, IS bought in. leaving 830 chests sold. Coitus. —The market (optimum very active at :jape prices. The total miss yesterday wet, fully 15,000 bides. Ir a In feel 1 I sac 10 I mice of 2d. to 4d. per lb., low wow. Oats aro 2d., am 4 orpob 3d. per lb. higher. 1,411 chaste bare pawed twig, of which 835 see Rolf', 98 b..nlit in, and 114 wttbdosws. TUEBDAT VIIIIIIIIIIL COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RK-LANE.-(THII DAy t ) There wee only a moderate supply of Dialing wheat ea offer in today's market ; yet the demand for both red sad white qualities was io a sluggish state, at about Moaday's currvocy. The general quality of tho samples was 'my fine. We were somewhat heavily supplied with forma wheat. Good and firm qualities changed !nada to a mode rate extent, at previous rates. Otherwise the trade wet heavy, sad late quotations were with difficulty supported. Floating cargoes of pain off coast were held at (mite Iliondsy's prime. The demand for them, however, was by no meats active. E mth Eogluh and foreign barley—the show of which vais tolerably good—moved off heavily, and, io some instances, prices had a drooping tendency. Old malt met a heavy demand, at barely late rates. New qualities, however, were steady. There was a good supply of oats on the stands, and sass programmed heavily, at the late decline io quotations. Beans were very dull, at Monday's depression. Tie quantity on offer. however, was by no mauls large. lo peas very little was doing. Pneto, however, wise su Cd f irlenerally met a dull inquiry, at about previous quotations. Cakes were very inactive. CUlUtitiT Pith }-8. PTICUIR. Per Qr. Per Qr. OM a a tlootea. tad IrA wMi a. 14 to 211 Nut ___ l4 to II I Monism - SO So St Tick 3ll to it Borrow P l Stss sr se 48 .._ . _ Gru 37 Is SS Att 37 to 33 _ _ 1 1 Town 11* noosebold Si So SS Country Norfolk and Suffolk, catnip 27 Will Pie*. m • Danish and O Mod 1 • 6 211 Run k= lf b 11 Ell7Ptila• _ M IT .. 31 le 1111 W 11747. a. a. Kent, roil ltd: I to 43 Liao, too 41 to 44 Dittroorinteot 4. to 46 , Ditto, cw .. 41 to 47 No . rfol% and I..nootu red 18.1 "7 41 to 13 41 to 44 „ Ditto, Malting ... Di . Gnudlog... ____ 28 to 82 29 to 31 .*AL7. Eitel, Nert;i3,Out Suffolk 0 to es 61notott mot Wpm 67 to 0 151,5 u 1:73. Old and new_ U ts 38 English, food „ potato 18 to t Per Qr. W, in. S. I. Danthe sad Komp berg 45 to 65 goAutic t Heed n _ _ 61 So 4$ Dana 34 to 44 husdan, hard soft II to 48 Aateficaa, red „ white . 44 to 40 BA lUZi. °TIMM,. 7: boson.; /4 to 28 .. IP to n ~ •0 to 84 OM& bitch. hrew - IT to 22 1 feed ARRIVALS 111 , OWN, &c ., CARRIAGE. TRAM oct 11 white.. Yellow lIDUX Ooss. rimoa. 7NWM .. 27 to* Tract, pro Yak a Y 27 Smanth. „ 3$ to a Amerman, pet brL .. .8 to a Canadian. 1., to 22 INTO 1,4,N DON, BY WAT►i $ TO OCT. IS, INCIX8111.:. Total TALLOW MAAKET.-(TFI18 DAY.) The metivt is steady, at the fonewing price. Tees fellow. 41.. ed. net club ; retersbare Y.C. se the snot. October to December, 45e. • December, 4;4. 3d. ; January to Match. 45e ed. ; March. 4re. J. 1.: BOROUGH HOP MAItKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattendes and Smith report a very good .!etwied for the Anse deecriptiowa of the new growth, without say altenttioe in prices sixes our last quotaturea. COAL MARHET.-(THIS DAY.) Well• bid Rawlls. 16e. ;Wa End Hette; Lyme. 19s. ; Walls E. 4 Fraemelleate, 19a. W.; Tanfiel4 Neer Bates, 14..; Batas' Hartley, Ns. ; Lambert's Hams ! . 17a. 6d.-12 ships at market. The ship Sebastian Cabot is reported as having arrived off the chopo of the Chatmet, hat leaky. and is a disabled eoad:tion. having lost her redder. Sbe ame aa law of the heroic Arehipellg,, oe Sau , Lty, shout 50 nolee.N.W. of the Lizard. 35 to U OS to II BA L!. I'. a. K ice' he he' 10)1 +eel M 99 9 9 ‘ 1291 98 .8 IN9 ill n+ 1201 r e 12 2 pa. 29 1 1 f 126 kt 18 1} 112 UT Cal 92 F 9 V 7 09 .... 81 - PA do One Islas. M. 1081 8 lag too/ 1 4 18 - ni