The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THD3 DAY.) WHITECHAPRL COUNTY COURT. WKS R. WINDHAM, — THE PUGILIAT AND RIO PATRON. This was an antics to recover the sum of 29d. Se. by " Jack Hicks," mine host of the King's Arms Tavern, Whitechapel-road, against the Hon. Mr. Windham, of Fellxigg-hall, Norfolk, for a certain number of colours or silk handkerchiefs supplied after the plaintiff had defeated Gallagher in November last at Lower Hope, near Graves sod, after a desperate struggle in the mme ring that Jem ' Mace and Tom King fought for the championship. Mr. B. J. Abbott, the solicitor, of St. Mark•street, Whitechapel, was engaged by the plaintiff, but the dir• feodant did not a The plaintiff, appear was accompanied by a number of the chief members of the P.R., said that the defendant was on a yachting excursion at Weymouth, but the summons had been duly served upon defendant through hie solicitors, Messrs. Roach sod Gooch, of No. 33, Old Jewry, City. His Honour said there was no legal proof of the summons having been served oa the defendant. He therefore could not go into the case, but he would grant • successive gam mons to compel the defendant to appear on a future day. Mr. Gregory, the officer of the court, was then instructed to adopt measures for the service of the summons upon the defendant, who could be seen on the subject. The hon. gentleman was formerly the patron of Jack Hicks, who has fought some hard battles. The case was accordingly adjourned, and no day was fixed for the hearing. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MAHLBOROTJGHZTREET. CAUTION' TO LICI3IBIID TICTOALLZ3B. Mrs. Mary Matthew, licensed victualler, of the Co* Market-street, Hmarket, appeared before Mr. Knox to answer the com plai nt of Inspector John Wilms, of the C division, of um whiny and knowingly permitting drunk enness and other disorderly wended in her house. Mr. Child, solicitor to the LicensedVictnallers' Protection Society, appeared for Mrs. Matthews. Sergeant Collings, 16 C, proved going to the defendant's house at past 3 on the morning of the 23rd of Sep tember, and finding seventeen men and six prostitutes present, one of the men being drunk. Some of the persons then left, including five of the women arid the drunken man. He (the sergeant) visited the house at • later hour, and found mix men and two prostitutes, two of the men being drank. He spoke to the defeedant, and she cleared the house, and it was closed • little after 4 o'clock. Mr. Child addressed the magistrate on the defendant's be half, stating that as his client was doing a ll s b ecou ld t o leave the house he hoped his worship would sot impose • fine, but let the matter stand over for a time. Mr. Knox fined the defendant 10a. sad mks. MdItYLEBONE. INCREASE OP THI SOOLAL EVIL IN ET. FASCIA& For some time put a very large imam in the number of prostitutes has comma in the neighbourhood of the Hampetesi end Endoe-mode, as well u Eutonaquere sad Drummond-street, and it is to be accounted for by the fact that crusades have been merle against them by the police in other quarters. Their preotloe has bees lately to go about in gaup from Bite o'clock at night up till early dawn, and waylay any drunken men who may be on his way home. Drunken men have cot been their only victims, for many a sober pima Murales perhaps it may be from his business, or from the theatre, has been United sad robbed. The practice at the girls is to so sloes the footway. about four or five in number, arm in arm, end °Patient the persons coming towards them. They will ne e =, n sad d the oonsequeem is that the man, if he dose rot feel a desire to be hustled, most perforce go into the road. It was only $ few days ago one of these interlineal's was seat for trial for steeling money from a man alder the above 11111011111- I stems. So great has the evil become, that so sod of com plaints were made to the superiatendsat of the 8 divi ne° by the inhabitants. and he placed Gould, 374 8, netehem, 320 S, and Fry, 166 8, spiesially on duty about the quarters. Doug the last two or three week' they have brought before Mr. Masielleld between thirty and forty of these unfortunate 011111$11fOL Some ham bees stationed and disabused sad others deed from 2., id, up to V., sad in the event of nimpayment different terms of imprisonment were awarded. OWlrs, being old offenders, have hese sent to prima for sues days up to a month without the option of posies • fine. Here is • specimen of me awe. Ellai Stank, wee brought aptyGroaarle, 259 S. for being drank and disorderly in F... Aquae at an early hour this morning. She said "she bed had that beat' for 14 Jean, and would see say pabulum d—d before she would give it up." Savant Convey, 16 S, mid it was quite true that she had been about that square for over 14 years. At see time she was a very pretty womea, but now drink and the life she had led bee made her • very muse-looking, et the seine time a powerful, woman. Her aeavictioas at this court and Clerkenwell, Canvey mid, were " too many to be got at." Mr. Mansfield eenteaced be, to one month's bird labour. 1301111IWARK. CAPTOU OF ♦ INISMIII nom TIM ROYAL James Courtney:, a fine•looking man, • private in the Royal d rtillery, who was poisoned of • Crimean medal, was brought before Mr. Combo, charged with being • de enter, and, with another, In breaking away from • our. pores gaud while being conveyed to bead-quarters. Sergeant Gardner, 23 M, said that on the previous morning a sergeant's guard were conveyiog the prisoner and mother re fractory soldier up the beeline tower* the railway far tray- Inisidoo to Woolwieb. Foolishly the corporal took their hoed cuffs off, on •pproaching the railway, whoa all of a madam the prisoner and s companion rushed upon the guard, upset them, and bolted as feet an their lope would carry them, and they soon soceseded in getting away. Whams received Information of the emarruaey and weß knowing the haunts of deiorters and their companions, he proceeded to the various lodging-boner ha Beat-iitreet and the Mint Being certain that one of them was emiesaled in a lodging-house in itederose-nreet, he entered and :maned it adnu*y, sad wee about to leave unsuccessful , tint unfortamtidy for the prisoner he heard a shuffling noise in an adjoining room. He membered, sod after examining the room carefully he dis covered a cupboard, and on forcing that agsa he found the prisoner squeezed up in • corner partially uedreseed. The prisoner said he was determined not to be taken by any one hying, bin whoa he told him the emesquetiose, and that be bad plenty of assistance, be quietly proceeded with him to the atationhome. The other soldier escaped, but he had no doubt he would coos be found. WitSIIM added that he understood that both prisoners were cheered with de sortioe, and were being conveyed to Woolwich to be tried gzcourt martial at the time they broke from the guard. were both bad characters. . Comb* asked if the corporal was present? t Gardner replied in the negative. The corpora ander Sergeant Osrdn.r replied i the n.piive. The corporal and th. guard were all under anent at Woolvricb, sad would also be tried by court martial for &Bowleg them to veep*. They well klieg the desperate characters they bad to deal with. Mr. Combs directed Sergeant Gardner to convey the pri soner at once to Woolwich, sad deliver him into the bade of competent authorities to take care of such • desperate character. Ri7WW then removed in the custody of the sergeant and two constables. GREENWICH. ♦ CHILD COMYITTICD TO MOON. Henry William Taylor, a diminutive 1'412 years of age, residing at 2, Wellington-street. Deptford, was placed in the dock, where he was perfectly hidden from view, before Mr. Traill. charged with shalom an adse, the property of John George Kimble. The prosecutor said he was employed at a woodvsad et Deptford, sad that morning haring left the yard for a few minutes, on his return he found the primmer them, and abo that t►e adze produced, which he bad jest previously nee safe, had berm stolen. In ocresequeses of bevies previously missed tool and bearing that the primer had bean saes to merste the adm behind • waggon, where it was found, be sera Use primmer into custody. A reepectibly-dreseed woman bare stepped (onward, sod said abe resided opposite the yard where the prosecutor was employed. fibe raw the prisoner take the adze, but did net behave he moat to deal it. Mr. Trull—What do you think he intended to do with it? Witness—When be took the adze he used it for the par. poem at digging a hole, to bury a dead fowl which somebody had thrown out of doors, and seeing the prosecutor coming beck be mast have been afraid sod pat the adze down. Mr. Treill (to the constable)— If this is the case. how CAM the r to be taken into custody Tb. onstablis—The last wither, your worship, told me she saw the primmer take the adze and hide it behind the waggon. The witassedenied this ststemsst, andasid she could not live skid so, Mr. Trail (to preeseutor)—Yonhaveheard this statement; do von think the prieorier went to the yard to steal Pronsenter—l do, your worship, and I bare often sae petal him and his brother of stealing my took Ths female whore' here remarked that the prosecutor was mistaken, for the prisoner had no brother. Mr. Trill, however, said it was neoessary the prisoner should be pu n i s h e d , and @maenad him to tan days' impri sonment in the House of Correction. FIRE NEAR TWR VICTORIA-PAXX. —Late last night • firs, which was sot extinguished until ea early boar this Moto rdaY) aauisi, broke out is some oswly-ersotad hawses situate in Plauset.mw, Victoria.nark. Owe of the boilifisgs belooged to a Yr. Baby and another nos beloolod to !' Baokioglunsi. The flamed were not antiagoillted until Mr. Baby's house, consisting of eight nous, was boratout, and that of Mr. Backisgbarn, contain* six moos, was Ite•o7 destroyed. The loin will fall apes the Omani Finagles. Dr. Dixon, the Roman catholic bishop of Armagh, has a singular Idea of the fuaetioos al gssrdia• angel.. A. a proof of their watchlobraem over the good, be gravely ssesitioned the fact at Drogheda, that, a t • nowt osofirras ties, Latin( aiseteen days, sot a drop of oda fell, sad so the children who had come long distances to church were saved from the dunce of catching cold.—Northers Whig. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1863. A CHILD POUND IN 4 WELL. On Tuesday evening, as a person living at Mosborough, named Copley, was drawing water, she ob served, in letting down her vessel, that it came in contalt with something on the surface. On looking down she saw the bcdy of a child floating on the water. It was got out by • neighbour, named Richard Herring, and information was given to the police. The result was that Caroline and Maria Hutton, mother and daughter, were taken into custody. The latter is 23' years old, unman led, and re sidee with her father and mother. The well is ooly three yards from the house. The girl, it is understood, admits that she had given birth to the child, buteke:go her mother with the crime of destroying it while she was 'sleep. The body was removed to the Crown Inn, and from thence it wee conveyed to Kikington fur post mortem examination. It is supposed that the child, which is a female, mast have been in the well for the last ten days, although four families, who live in the same yar d, drew their water therefrom daily. The neighbours observed Mrs. Hutton of late discontinued to use the well water, notwithstanding its being so near her own house, awl on being interrogated on the subject, she replied by stating that she ' had taken • dislike to the water." An inquest was held on the body on Thursday, before Mr. Busby, °orator. Evidence was men as to the finding of the body by Mrs. Copley and • Herring. Mary Hutton maid—l have suspected some time that Maria Hutton was in the family-way, and have repeatcill‘te both her and her mother so. They both denied it. the child w found I went to her, and there was no one in the chamber bat her and the little boy. I told her I believed that it was ha child that had been found in the well. She at first denied it, but I told her I would send for a doctor. She said if I would go in she would tell how it out I went in, and she said the child was born at midnight on Sunday week, and afterwards her mother took it away while she was aaleep. She asked her mother what she hid done with the child, and she replied that she had put it away where it would be mete. She maid the child w as not alive when it was born. Mary Gee gave similar evidence. She said—l asked Maria if the child was horn alive, and she said it wee, but Caroline, her mother, said it was not. She told toe that she fell asleep some time after the child was bora. She said that she mimed the baby when she awoke, and she asked her mother what she had done with the child, bat she made her no answer. She made many ceotradic tory statements, sometimes saying that the child was born alive, and at others that it was not, and also denied having had a child at all. Mr. Chawner came, and Caroline, the mother, began crying, and said if he would forgive her she would not do so again. 1 saw some clothes, a couple of sheets and bed tick, and they appeared to have been used at a coo. tinement. I asked Caroline if she put the child into the well, sod the said she did. Sebeoca Thompson gave corroborative evidence. Robert Chawner, superintendent of police, aid—l took the mother and daughter into custody, and conveyed them to the look-up at Eckington. I then charged the daughter, Maria Hutton, with °coasting the birth of her new-born child. She said it was born bet Sunday but one, but that it wee dead when it was bees. She said, " I told my mother to wash it and * it out. My mother took it away • hilat I was and I saw no more of It. I subsequently asked h a sr ie j 4 she had got any baby linen ready for the child, and ake mid she had not. I charged the mother with being mamma in concealing the birth of her daughter's child. She said the put the child into the well about sir o'clock on Most* morning. She said it was bora on E. Mr. day after dinner, but it only lived a minute or two. It wan deed when it was put into the well ; there was no one present but herself and her daughter when the chid was bora. Her kusbanddid not know anything about it. Mr. J. Jana, et &Magee% surgeon, said he could not form an opinion without& post-mortem examination whether the child was born alive or not. The Cormier then instructed Mr. Janes to make a post mortem elaminatiou,with the maiden,* of another medical gentleman ; and the inquest was adjourned to 12 o'clock on Monday next.—Derbpshire °airier. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) BNITIDAY. 047i0M 3. I LE. L ILILI W . P.IX. 43. &N. & -..— ..... Nara ... ..... . 29.44,461 2 W. 41 1 24 e - Aberclosa .....79.54 6 56. 6. I W. 4 la 0 .... lank 29.5043 3 W. 1 , 26 a - Male 79.66:5416 N. 2 U r - 11autorougb 29.4616 1 LW. II ft 6 - Greencastle 29.68:48; 1 W. 1 24 r 6.16 Galway Valenta to.n:so• 0 N.W. 1 4 f &II Queenstown - 201 1 W. 4 * 0 0.00 (Ammo* 29.88 57 1 L 1 22 a 0.111 Ho~ ...- 29.6117 0 LW. 3 20 a 41.52 .. Pembroke 2377168 0 LW. 4 14 1 an Parana . OM 44 1 W.LW. 6 22 o - Dad Ma 16 1 LEM. 4 24 f - 1:Orial 20.06 Nil 2 &W. 3 14 0 - Itadiefert 3624 57 0 LW. 4 26 r - Plymouthlo.o6 W. 4 26 r 0.1& Wanes*, ..- 2395 mg 1 W.LW. I 14 0 0.11 Porkmesal 11.91 57 1 LW. 41 24 r 41.12 Landow ,111.94 57 1 W.LW. 7 a o OAK Dome 110.96 80 1 *LW. 8 IS 0- YINVIOUIa 110.84 50 1 SSW. 6 24 0- 11,12goland 118.147 561 1 LW. 6 la 0- sciDOT. W. to N. sod back to 17110110L1 _ 11l !In MONDAY. B.R. to N.R.aad N. _...____ W.& W., vented. fresh, equally, onset. equally, showers. Sled. ..W.t?N.W. Won mum. V.W, to &W., mode- rat., .hewer'. variable, squilly,some rain. n.W. to N.W., and N., sornicomiss. W.N.W. to E. N.E. and trek equally, ahow- FOLK, moderate. ern N.N.W. to KS E. and llortiiAtit. N. to E. and to to 5.8. E., modem* modemte, variable acme 'boom. mom. ahowera. North•Ert=Wl wall flooth=Cha Dover to Norfolk. e to Norfolk. Wout=Donegal to Co. and Bo Coeds. flonik-flost,-Stralt ILLIGAL SALIM FlBlllllO. —At the lawford'e gate (Gloucestershire) petty sessioes, ea Thursday, three putt dilemmas of the Severn estuary, named Mark Britton, Willie= Allen, and George Willis, were charged, on the prosecution of the Severn Fisheries Protection Association, with fishing for salmon by means of putts dot log the ease time, viz., on the sth of September hat. Allen and Willie pleaded guilty, but the ease of Britten was tried out. All three were ocavisted. It appeared that they ere occupiers of a row of path actor the channel of the Pere= estuary, near the Dew plumage. Upward* of 1,C)0 putts few tekieg mimes are here collected together, cud the law requires either that they should be entirely removed during the close time or so fenced that salmon could sot get into them. The fishermen ha I omitted either to remove Of to efficiently !ewe them, and they are so situated se to reader them difficult of examiaatioo. The conservator, Griffin, while examining them en the sth of September, Dearly lest his life. The sagislrais imposed low petal ties-20a, including scab--thin being the 67st owe brought before them. --7 / a iiisitcsrtrius NW= COMB Sniox.r.."—Mr. C. Date. Muskat his wife sad sea saddanthter a fortnight ago at Cooktoo,lm eating gasman fungi issieedd =Rahman, had the misfortune to fill a great &pin at the mime on Saturday. and was se @merely injured that his life was despaired of fur some days. We are, however, glad to say that be has now so farrow:mends& to out of danger.— Wagsmorelined Boodle. _ _ Caoxuoit Gluts FAIR, Ocr. 2.-This well know, fair, which is bald in great impeektoce by Surrey lumen, ko.,oornasenord to-day. The attendance of those interested in stork sod sheep wet very ormaiderable. The etock-fleld was, in the segregate, extensive, but with the exception of milch oows, brought down by north country dealers, the cattle in general were of inferior descriptions ; good e. dairyine stook commanded a good sale, but stale mild cows and outlying stock met a dull inquiry. The home show wee large and comprised a mi•oellawsone exhibi tion of aniorr's ; mooed young cart-bones sod gold nags readily found buyers, sod selections from the droves of Irish colts brooght remunerative figures. In the sharp pens there was en active Waimea. There were 90,000 sheep hurdled so for sale, armee which there were some well.berd Same downs, for which frit prices were oblides& The fellowiog were selling pekes :-Cattle -well-bred Yorkshire sod shorthorn cows is fall milk, 18/. to TX ; small dal* flag ditto, 101. to 124 ; Dutch and Alderney bred ditto. 134 to 161. ; cows down calving and half heirs's, W. ea l3l. Store boasts-Welsh steers, 81. to 9/. ; polled Soots, 124 to 141. ; Scotch run* 41. to 0& ; BONS' ditto, 111. to 13/. ,• large oxen, accustomed to the ' yoke, 361. to 40/. the par; fat cows and heifers, 141. to 171. ; and iaferior bred and lean cattle, 41. to 81. each. lice ses -powerf al mug art-horses, 35 to 45 guineas ; hand some nags, 112 to 30 guineas ; and promising Irish colts (nnbroke). 18 to 34 'ldeas. Aged cart honer, used-up nage, and old screws were eotirely without sale. In lite sheep peas, young soothdown and half-bred ewes brought 40a. to 44e. a head ; broken mouthed ewes, Vs. to 345. ; tags, 29a. to 3d,.; four tooth within, 40a. to 43..; fall mouthd wethers in high condition, 48e. to 51e.; Hemp. shire store lambs and wethers, 40a. to 50e. ; Dorset ewes, :is.. to 45e. Lambe-ewes, 365. to 295.; wetter ditto, 294. to 32a; and culls, 16.. to 18s. Rams-well-bred tupa, 7to 10 guineas ; aged tape, 3 to 5 climes ; and tup lambs, 2 to 4 'Worm. The victualling booths were well provided with " reed pork end geese," for which this fair is celebrated. There is a largo plow:ire fair, which will remain open till Yeaday evening. /Canso FROGS. -" Do you mean to say that you like frogs?" aaks the iorligoant render. Yes, I do. And here allow me to remark that if you are ignorant of the taste of frogs you are, gastronomically speaking, sank in the depths of barbarism, and au object of pity. even Is some wretch who has never swallowed an oyster. Fancy chickens from Lilliput, as much more delicate than common chickens as they 'maid be smaller, and you have some notion of what frog are like. Ow of the meet galling disappoint ments I use had to bear was to leave mu:mai/id a plate of frogs, barmen I bed to go off by the train. For the first forty aider my cool war a prey to vain regrets ; and even now, though I bars eaten many • plate of frogs •11208 then, I have not quite got over It. But the common E.glish Do tios, that the French are fed on frogs habitually, Is a raja. take. Frogs ere much too dear to be anything but a luxury ; aad von might as well say that the English pope latioo is brought up cm woodcocks. -Macmillan's Yoga:int , for Dauber. SHARE LIiSTS.-(THI8 DAL) Two o'Cnoat. In the railway market to-day there is a good de mand for London and South Western stock, which has risen 3 percent. Great Western has also improved 1. On the other hand, Midland has declined #, and London and North Western, South Eastern, and Great Eastern, 1. Metropolitan is steady, at the advance of yesterday. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 102/ to 103/, ex div. ; Great Western, 66 to 1, ex div. ; Midland, 1281 to 1, ex div. ; Lancashire and York shire,ll2l to 113,ex div. ; Great Eastern, 511 to 52/, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1191 to 120, ex div. ; South Easton; 97i to 1, ax div. ; Great Northern, 126 to 127, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 102 to 1. Canadian railway securities are still inquirel for, and have farther improved. Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, Ottoman, and Turin and Savona exhibit an improving tendency. AUWIT SWUM • IPit iaIIWATL t sass to-say !Fatedoolaa Cork sad Emblem 646.6 Oosawall, I re leek leePogego6Abee.Jse WWI ekerzl i el e. . 614.160. V. .C.1x.,66. o7i IDo. do. No. I Do. da L peas& prat D. N. Aodliod 6 . LD. o. Do. do. A. par mt Do. Z.Uoted, 6p at gnu Do. do. 6 pat mot. gu6. Do. 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(UAL). lOttoman Ose Pad Um ZAMA Ml Pada. sad Oda ammo O} Oi al 1 - Ow Now .rotz..adal.d.l.4.&llLfLl RN 0.10 1 4 -13 1 all i t 4 Wl ' j am"' o all 14 IS IS IS 10,-, .2 4 14 b1 a 6 7 AB 17 IS 4 1 lOU 71 74 1118 148 4 1 pa all U f 4 4 / 1 13 t 4. 111 810 do Jos. City Do. do Rasa Sal Nos Srebb 41.4. loasloo IS.Altiona MQOt. 1111.4 MAY Lammas /awl *absorb* Tel. &So Llti. or Aria.) F.I fsCo.l7.oasilo • lean 'rol 1 V.. Illosses 49 81 88 1 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The stock markets to-day are quiet. The hinds continue to be well supported, and Consols are quoted almost exactly the same as yesterday afternoon. Little alteration has occurred in home railway stocks. Foreign securities are still suffering from sales to close outstanding operations for the rise, and a fresh reduc tion has taken place in moat of the speculative descriptions. Mexican Bonds, how ever, were exceptionally firm, owing to the expec tation of a favourable reply from the Archduke Max4milian. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were I quoted 67fr. 90c., being sc. lower than yesterday. 1 Console are now quoted 931 to 4 for money, and 934, "sellers," for the account (Oct. 8). The. official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Console, for money, 931, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 924, 911, 924 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; Bank Stock, for account, 238, 237 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1081; and Exchequer Bills, 35., 25., Is. prem. Foreign stocks are heavy. Turkish Bonds of 1854 have declined 4 per cent. ; those of 1862, as well as Spanish Passive, 1; Greek, 1; and Turkish Consolidds, 4. The decline extends to Spanish Certi ficates. Mexican Bonds, on the other band, are per cent better than yesterday. Some of the present quotations are annexed. Turkish 1854 Loan, 944 to 954 ; ditto, 1858, 70 to ; ditto, 1862, 701 to 714 ; the Consolidife, 34 to ; Greek, 371 to 1; Mexican, 464 to 1 ; and Spanish Passive, 334 to /. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1001, ex div. ; Dutch Certificates, 1014, ex div. ; Egyptian, second issue, 1004, 101, 1001, 1011; Greek, for account, 38, 371, 1 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 18 ; Italian, for account, 721; ditto, Maremmana Railway, 814 ; Mexican, for account, 461, 4, ft, ; New Granada, 17, ez div. ; ditto Land Warrants (Hectares), 84 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1869, 1860, and 1862, 491, 49 ; Sardinian, for account, 894 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 36, 354 ; ditto, Certificates, for account, 131, 1, 14 ; Turkish, 1862, for account, 701, 71 ; Venezuela, for account, 264 ; ditto, 1862, for amount, 621, 4. The Confederate Loan is quoted 23 to 21 dis count, being 2 per cent. higher than yesterday. The Columbian Loan is steady at to 1 prem. International Financial shares are dull, at 54 to prem. ; General Credit and Finance firmer, at 31 to 34 prem. ; and London Financial steady, at 34 to 44 prem. ; Hudson's Bay are quoted 1 to dia. ; and Egyptian Trading, 24 to 24 prem., being slightly lower. ILus-rust Two o'CLoce. Consols remain quoted at 931 to 4 for money, and 934, " sellers," for the account. Increased dulness is observable in the foreign stock market. Considering the existence of a large outstanding speculation for the rise, even the more sanguine operators in this direc tion hesitate to push their transactions farther at the present advanced range of prices, while the more prudent amongst them, aware that the onerous rates of interest exacted at the recent settlement cannot be paid for long, are gradually reducing their accounts. Prices in this department are accordingly dwindling, so far as regards the more speculative descriptions. About 97,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday, but 83,0001. was withdrawn for ex portation, including 75,000 sovereigns and 8,000/.. in bar gold. The Scotia, from New, York, has brought 79,0001. in specie. The steamer Pere will convey to-morrow 109,905/. in specie for the East, of which 58,6451. is gold, and the rest silver. 57,0001. of the gold is for Alexandria, and 45,2421. of the silver for Hong Kong. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted much the same as ou Tuesday. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to : ditto, 3 days, 11.161 to 171; Rotterdam, 3 months, ILI9 to 1 ; Antwetp, 3 months, 25.524 I. 71 ; Hambutg, ma. ho, three mouths, 13.81 to 9: Party 3 days, 25.• a) to 30; do., 3 months, 26.50 to 55 ; Franlrfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1191 to 4 ; Petersburg (per rouble). 3 months, 361 to 4 ; Vienna, aft. do., 3 months,ll.3s to 40 ; Trieste, eff. do, 3 months, 11.33 to 40 ; Madrid, 3 months, 461 to 1; Cadiz, 3 month', 484 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.624 te 7i ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.621 to TA ; Milan, 3 months, 25.621 to 71; Naples, 3 months, 25.614 to 71; Palermo, 3 months, 25.621 to 71 ; Mama, 3 mouths, 23.624 to 71; Limbos, 90 days, 524 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 1. The rates of discount now current in the principal continental cities, in the open market, are as follows, viz. :—Paris, 4 per cent. ; Berlin and Brussels, Se ; Hamburg and Frankfort, 2b ; Vienna, 5 ; Turin, 4p ; Amsterdam, 3 ; and St. Petersburg, 8 per cent. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway Company is called for the 23rd October, and a general meeting of the Bahia Railway Company for the 90th October. FRIDAY 2vininia. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 " buyers," for the Bth October, were marked io-day 931, and closed at 931 to *. For money the last price was 94 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94 m 1, 1 ; ditto, for account, 931 ; Three per Ce•its. Redud 911 ; New Three per Cents., 911 92; Red Sea 'Telegraph, 21; India Stock, 224, 42.4 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108/, 1, I ; ditto Bonds, 205., 21s. prem. ; Four per Cent. "enfaced rupee paper," 98/ ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1171, 117. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firmer. Ex chequer Bills remain at par to 3e. prem. Foreign stocks were rather flatter. An extraordinarily active business was again done to-day in the market for bank shares. The 1 movement in prices was of a less one-aided cha racter than of late, some descriptions presenting au unfavourable reaction. City Bank shares amongst others have given way. The general ' course of prices in this department, however, is still decidedly upwards. The shares of the Stan third Bank of Africa have risen, owing to the satis factory nature of the statements at to-day's meeting. Ottoman Gas, Crystal Palace Preference, United Kingdom Telegraph, and South African Mortgage and Investment shares were inquired for. Joint- Stock Discount were steady at 11 to 2 prem., ex the new, and the New at li to 1 prem. on the issue price. The shares of the financial companies were flatter, but a partial recovery took place in the ° afternoon from a rather considerable reduction which was presented at one period of the day. s International closed at 152 to 51 prem. ; General at 31 to 4 prem. ; and London at al to 4j prem. Hudson's Bay sham were last quoted uto die., and Egyptian Trading 21 to 21 prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 13 to prem. ' • Thames and Mersey, 4 3-18 to 5-1 d prom.. ; I North British and Mercantile, 181 to ; Universal, Loto 1 perm ; Commercial Union, 3./ to 4 prem. ; ndon and Provincial Marine, die. to par. ; ° and Oriental and General Marine, 11 to 11 prem. ; Imperial Union Privi:eged Bank of A Austria shares were nominally quoted 11 to 1,1 prem. ; Buxton Hotel, I to I prem. • Prince of Wales Hotel, 1 to ! 1 prem. ; Star and d a rter Hotel, 1 to 1 prem. ; and East London Bank, 1* to 2 prem. Metropolitan Railway stock has again risen I 2 to 3 per cent. to-day, and Victoria Station and Pimlico about 4 per cent Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, awl South Australian Government Dyads have improved. WILILKAJIT iliAlial AirD noon 161.‘.W!LitalaeurVal.i soaks. — -- ai l f...- 161 : . 0. 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Wheal Chiverton Snares continue in demand, and have rinen to 13 to Glasgow Caradon and North Crofty are also better—the former at , q to 5, and the latter at 5 to Camborne Vean are rather lower, at 2f to 3. Wheal Hope arc quoted 4 to f, and West Chiverton, 47 to 49. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Cape Copper have been dealt in at 41, and Monies Aimee at 211. The subjoined weekly summ of the metal ary market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Da delazen and North : The position of the metal market remain nealtered. and there is a steady demand at previous quotations. Iron : Welsh bars are very firm, at from 61. 10a. to 7/. f.o.b. it Wales, while out of stock hare. 71. 10 a. is firmly demanded. Staffordshire is very firm at the establiabed rise of 30s. per ton from the lowest point. Scotch pig iron is largely dealt in at 61a. thi. to G2s. cash, 625. dd., three months, open. From all appearances present prices will be fully maintained. Copper : A goal bounces has bees done in English manu factured at full prices, but second-band parcels of raw are obtainable a little below fixed quotations. Business in foreign hu been restricted, and in the absence of any busload we quote Burrs, 67/. 10'. to 91±!.; Rapundsi, 7.11. Tin :We have to report • fair demand for English a little below fixed prices. Foreign has given way in prios, sad about 2,000 slabs of Straits have been due at 1161. nub. Hance was sold at 1221. three months prompt, closing sellers thereat. The Dutch market dull at TN., in consepumosof small deliveries. Tin plates : The market is firm principally for coke, at 225. 6d. in Liverpool and 2.1 e. in L ondon. Charcoal neglected. Lead : But little business reported ; prices unaltered. Spelter The market has be. come very quiet, and only a few small lots reported sold at IW. 10s. in Hull. The price here remains nominally 181. 12s. 6d. for forward delivery. There is no demand. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS - - TALLOW ALUIKET.—(THIS DAY.) Thu market is steady at Um following quotatinos :—Town tallow, 445. ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 455. ; October to December, 445. 9d. to 45e. ; December, 4 5 5. td . to 455. 6J.; Jaaaary to March. 455. 6d. ; March, 45e. 9J. to 46a. MARKET AVERAGE-S.—Town tallow, 465. 6d. • fat by ditto, 3. 34d. ; yellow Bullion, 46a. 3d. ; melted stud 345. • rough ditto, 19a ; tallow grooves, ; goal dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARIEET.—(THIS DAY.) Yemen. Harvey and Easton report lode slow, at the follow. Mg prices :—Prime meadow hay, 89e. to 84s. ; 'opener Mk, 86.. to 92e. 6d. ; ulterior ditto, KC to 70a. ; rowel, Ws. to 806.; clover, old, 9Ce. to 1:113e. ditto, mooed cut, Nit to 100 e. ; straw, 2Sa. to 34a. - • COVENT GARDEN.—(THLS DAY.) Vegetables and most kinds of fruit in season (with the exception of peaches, which are scarcer) continue plentifuL Late plums may be had is great abundance. of glares and pineapples the supply is also sufficient for the demand. Of melons there is a good stock of both English and foreign varieties. There is also • good supply of Williatoe's Bon Chritieo, Louise Bonne of Jersey, and Bade Louise ;ware. Some good examples of itibston pippin apples have also arrived from Jersey. Kent cobs and filberts are now coming iu in good condition, and for the cobs • fair demand is realised at from 60a: to 86s. per 100th.. For potatoes the market is still heavy. Cut Bowen chiefly consist of inchids, pelargoniums, asters, marigolds, eilwolarias, mignonette, and rams. FRUIT. Pine Apples, per lb.. SA 6d to Pe ]felons, per doz., es to 15ii Gripes, per 10., 2. to es each, 2. to Is Apples, p. Jere, Is al to 2.6 d Lemons, per 104, as to 12 5 rears, per t der,, 0,64 too. I Pats, p. bush., les to lea Plums, per. eters, Se toes Almonds, do., lbs /bp, per don., na al Walnuts, do., lie to 20. - .. __ vaatimmts. • Cabbages, p. dok, ls to to 1 Tomatoes, each, Id to arl Yeas. shelled, per qt., Uto bed 1 Celery, per bundle, Is 6.1 to N rs Caulillowe, each, id told French Means, per neve. N tote Potatoes, York Issents, pm Shalots, per lb., lot ton, rOs to Its Garlic, per lb., ad Sheen, do., 60s to Ms awn, I Lettuces, each, Id to 2,1 li ' rtitps, per bunch, 4d to 6d Endive, per score, ls to Is ed Carrots, do., 64 to ad Iforsenallsh,p.huoca. Istd tots Spinach, per dere, is eld to Pa Mushrooms, p. pott.. Is to J. 61 Cucumbers, each, Is to Led Parsley, per 12 hunch..., 31 to U Beek per doz., la ed Herbs, per bench. 3.1 T8.A1710 RETURNS. MaeLlLw6Tf. Pm. Mar. Total, Total, zan.vars. open stupors &ands' lhil lbei Week ending Sept. lg. E. E A A Dublin and Meath Week ending oept. 26. MISS) S. Counties.. S. Anat. A Lombardo-Vas (South Aut. Line) 1062 76,1,74 22,167 42.141 40,276 tLombardo Line; Central Italy Branch Masse* to Mess Week ending Sept. 27. iellast and County bourn 0 423 166 CAI 633 Caledonian 230 6.043 11.670 17.7"-1 17,076 loiL,Clatharn. sad Dona 721 4.1111 3.071 6,059 6,704 Manchester, Snit!. Jab. 926 430 1,426 1,01 iron. at Al'Utornam —.— Metropolitan Ex. of Los, Chatham, awd Dover lei 1,705 61 Midland North Mitith 414 5.01' 7.417 130.0 12.471 koician Central PROVINCIAL MAAR masters. Lie9ll2oola OCT. 2. -Weil MiSday Great Isatern, 32; 2- Lancashire and Yorkshke, 1130.-London and North Western, 103 tf 51-11atichester, Me. Meld, and Uncolnabire. my-lietro polltan WS a 5-Ditto new shares, 21 7.10 a p.-MoDatid, IWI 9 -North British, xd and n-douth kaatrru, ii 7; -Wane haven and Purutes, -Manchester. bhetneld, and .Lilloskaihire prei. 6 per cents., -St Helen's R. and L. p. cr.. ,C). 132- 911-Buffalo and Lake Huron, of 3-10-02 and Trunk of Canada. 22 1 e f }-Great Western of Canada, 10 11.0.1-1111nou Central, paid up, 75-Dutch Rhenish, 2 7-16 i p- Great Luxembourg Owes, 14 1.19 x d Passive Carat& cams lag-Ainance Bank, London and Liverpool 'Limited), 171 p-21. and A. Exchange attacking Company %Limited), ay 1 Li-Mercantile and it Bank ;United;, l 1916 p-Nationsl Bank of Liverpool tLingted;, 6 p-Albion Marine ,Limited), 1 5.113 g p-Beitish aud Foreign Marine 'Limited), 23 7.M1 7-14 2 7-16 p-Implrei Marine (Limited), 11 9-16 11-16 1 ; p-LonSon and Lancsahlre Insurance, I p-Thames and IL L. Limited : , 4 5-16 1 6-16 p-Unlou Marine'Llmited), lip-African Merchants, 1-1634.-British and Irish Marine Telegraph A, Ge-West Wlp A. Is. 2a -Ditto, 171 per Cent, pref.. as. ad-San Piuio, Sir. MAircinisrmi, OCT. 2.-There has been an active amulet, with a good demand for iletropoktan, Sheffield. Grand Tri.ok, and District Bank. Prices nrin. Birkenhead, 011-Burfalo and Lake Huron, 63-Consolidated Bank (Um. 61 p -Great Sastern, nig-Great Northern A, 1291-treat 6ktl., 25., 1.. pi, Ss- Ditto Preference, A. 94., fis.. 9N. 3.1.--Orand Trunk if c,,iyada„ 32 1 111 I-Great Western of Canada, .0) 11 1, P.-10-Great Western, e6-Illinois Central, paid up, 741-Xlabehrstar and County Bank, 61 1916 p.-Manchester, SheOleld, and Lincoln shire, 461 ;1f 1 a- Ditto .X 6 Fret, 11 p.-Mentpolitan, 1 Ir=i a --North British, es a 1-Sonth !totem, :Pei • ; g s and Mersey Marine insurance, 43 liodr.zt Batik, 204 61 o p.-louthport Hotel, So. d.-Ganton katens. o, 103.16 -MGM New live per Cent.. 10a pp.-lianehestec and Sal ford /Mii, 6 p.-Mexiciut. kit 1 1-Bank of Manchester Certi ficates, lls. lid.-Cookderate Loan, 25 tla al 4. ft teth Union A, lt&-Electiie Teletrapii. 104-Whitehaveu and Purniss, Mercantile Bank. 11 p. OCT. 2.-Loadon and Nortb-Western 'dock sold to-day at Beli, and Birmingham Wagon shares, at t 1 1 , There I were buyers of Great Western at C 43, moue Vaiky gita,..iitted at 61, Birmingham guarautet4l ut 754, and West MOBIL. t oxford) 2nd guarani...Li at IX4. Outing prices: Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Bank, 1.; to 101 ; Birmingham Wagon snares, 113 114: Gloucester Wagon, 111 to Doman, Oct. 1.-New Three per Cent. Stock, 92;-- I c. :dis and Kingstown. 4 per Cent., 100 J National Bank of Ire:. tel. ltd. paid, 74-National Bank of Liverpool trsbnited', 104. paid (Ac.). 151-Provineial Bank, Sit. paid, Ply-Union Book Limited), paid. 201-City of Dublin Steam, 1001. paid, I.i 1-Cus *Mafia GS. Comptuty. Si. paid, 113-National 1666r..,e, 241, paid, .15—Duldni, W leAdow, and Vi exforel. n, -tire... -'others and Western. PAM. paid, 1007 Wiel.k.w, 16w a riled Six per Cent Perpetual, 101. 'Ac. _, WiLUOW, It. paid, lire per Geist. Sedetmable (Ac.), -hi- a North Western Mee per Ceut Perpetual, Glass A, 13. DFAIN FROM EATINGFCFGI.--011 SuiivL y morn ing last Mr. Swear, a foments In the &slam' department at the works of Mr. Burrell, if Thetford. gathered 'wine fungi which be mistook for mushrooms. lie took them horns, his housekeeper dressed and cooked them, and yoy both partook of them, as did also • young person wl:o o emitted with them. In the night they were all taken and remained so till Wedsesday morning, whet, the ho, r keeper died. Both the others an still suffering very no.. but it • LI hoped that they will recover. fool r... RAILWAY TRAFFIC RECCIPT4. —The traffic receipts of railways in the Lruited Kingdom onomited, forth, week ending the 11th of September, on 10,882 miles to n:4,737:. and for the corresponding week of last year. on 10.411 nnlea, to 61" , .501/., showing au Ito:ream of 4:4 mho, an d o• 1h,936/. is the mosipta. The gross receipt. en the following 14 railways amouuted, in the aspregato, on 7,66:: !nits; to 510,080/., and for the imriesp.udio; work of 1,4 62. on 7,397 miles, to ra0,218/.. showing an increase of 26 , .; miles, and 10,7621. in the receipts. The Increase Ufa the t'eledooian amounted to 647/. ; on the Great Bolden, t o KA/. ; on the Great northers to 1,8401. ; on the Great , outherts and Western to 9671. ; on the Lancashire an ! Yorkshire to 1,5061. ; on the London and North-West ru to 1.144; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 1,7111. ; on the Midland to 2,8091. ; on the North Ilritteii to ; on the North Eastern to 3,:idt*.f. ; end ota the South Eastern, Ail.; total, 18.8601. But from this mint lie de ducted 1,022?., the decrees on the Great West-re ; 4,6781. on the London, Brighton, awl South Ce..et ; :43881. on the London and South-Western ; together, ••,ts&. , leaving the increase as above, 10.70;2/. Vie goods and mineral traffic on those lines amonnted to ; and for the corresponding week of lthe. to I! t7.415f., showing an increase of 211,536'. Tho receipts (or pas sengers, parcels, &c., amouuted to 233,(29/., against 262.90431.. showing a decrease of 9.774/., the cemparieon being with an International Ezbibitioa week of lot year. The traffic receipts on 64 other liner amounted, on 3,219 miles, to 123,7571.. *ad for ths ronespooding week of last Tear. on 3,031 miles, to 115,51 4 31., showing au Increase of 18rt smiles, and of 5.1741. in the receipts. Tho total receipts of the past week show a &armee of 11.2 , 41. as compared with those of the preosdirg week, curling the 19tu of September. •