The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-22 00:00:00

sith him up to September, 1856. About that time her • bindsool and herself were engaged in London at the Lyceum ' Theatre, and whilst there he formed an improper intimacy with a female, and separated from her (the applicant), but a llowed her some money. He afterwards entered into an en gagement to go to Melbourne for three years, and made so arrangement to remit her money for the support of her children and herself. He had remitted to her five 51. ' ,tea, but since then she had not beard or had anything lam him,. and although she had wr itt en to him several and had registered the letters, they had not been returned to her. Through the death of her sisters she had come into some property, and she was afraid that when her husband beard of that fact he would return and claim it. She had supported herself and the children (one of whom was by her husband's former wife) out of her earn. ings. and by the moisten of her friends; for he had not sent her any money for more than four years. Her hus band left for Melbourne in 1857, promising to return in three year& . . . _ The'applioation for the protection order was granted. WMTKINSTER. THS ROAM BALI OF AN ADVORBON. Mr. George Turner, who is stated to have passed by thirteen aliaw , among which were the names of Lords Henley, Ony, !iffy, Macdonald, and Cherie rale, was Owed at the bar for Beal elimi nation. charged with having fraudulently obtained 3001. from the Rev. John Cox by pretending to sell him an advowson, to which was added, variety of charges, as it is stated, of fraud. The promedings commenced with the completion of the d•oweon maw. The evidence in this had been taken, and wan now produced in legal form for the purpose of being read over. This occupied a considerable time, owing to the voluminous character of the evidence, to which there were no fresh witnesses aeded. Mr. Arnold addressing the prisoner's solicitor, rid be supposed he was going to reserve his defence. Mr Lewis—We shall reserve our defence. Prisoner wee then fully committed for Mr. Pater, barrister, instructed by Mr. Warmed. thee mid that be was iostructed by the directors of the West of England and Booth Wales District Bank to prosecute the pri soner for obtaining the sum of 5/. on the 7th of May, 1859, by forging a cheque on Masers. Coutts' bank, end represent ing to Mr. Marshall, the manager of the beak. that he was Lord Ongley. Mr. Pater further stated that Lord Ongley wee bedridden end amid not attend, but his solicitor was there to prove that the prisoner was not Lord Ongloy, and that Lord Ongley had not an account at Coutta's bank. Mr. Ribton then observed that the magistrate bad no juridiction is the cue, u theoffen cewa commit ted th Wills, in Somereetebire , and fu rth er stated the pri looer bad been charged at Hastings, in Sumer, with the sameolfsinee. Atiesil:lwas promptly made to this. Mr. Arnold said he had no juriadiction, and could Dot pro wed further in that matter, which was accordingly dropped. Further charges were being preferredagainst the primer when our report left. SOUTH WARK. •ITIIITTING TO WOILDIJA • WITS. Timothy Bryan, a tall. elderly man, was brought before Mr. Horsham, charged with cutting sod wounding his wif e with intent to murder her ; also with stabbing his stepson. The wife was unable to attend, owing to the injuries in flicted ea her, bet the sternum mid when he Moe home on the previous evening he saw the prisoner and his mother harlot some words at the doer of their house in Lovegrove street, New Keel-road. The prisoner turned round upon his mother and struck her so violently that he felt bound to interfere for her protection. On dole, so he asw a knife as his hand, and • moment afterwards his mother celled out, lam stabbed." At the same time it... received a est oo the arm, and then the prisoner ran away. Police constabls 347 P mid he received information that a woman bad been stabbed in Lorove-street sod proceeded there. He found the female We edi ng pr4usely from a cut enher left side. She had bees st a bbed throug h her clothes, sad had it not been for the busk is her stays warding the blow off, no doubt she would have been killed. The knife went is • slanting direction, grazing the wooden busk and cutting the flesh. Witness produced a medical certificate, showing that the injured woman was usable to leave her bed owing to the violence inflicted on her. Mr. Bonham asked him when he took the prisoner into custody. Winless replied that be west in search of the primmer, and found him in a publio-honee close by. When toki of the charge be denied having used a knife, or any other weaeole. Mr. Horsham said him whether a knife had bees found. Winsome replied in the negates. In mower to the charge, the primmer mid that be sever need a knife. He admitted having words with his wife, and her son interfered. In the muffle atm fell and hart ler self, be 'opposed against the door. The Magma amid he distinctly erw ra riknife in his head, end be felt it pretty sharply too. Mr. Burch = to ld the *wow that the a tt him might assume • very seriatim aspect, there fore s remaad him until Monday neat. Medical evilness meld the be produced as to the state of his wife. The wiener we. megediaily remanded. THAMES CHARON OF GRIMM AGAINST • ISCHOOLYARTZN. A poor widow named Jones applied to Mr. Partridge for • summer against George Wilma, the master of the Aldgate Charity School, ow Tower hill , adjoining the Royal Mint, for erceserve severity to ber son, a delicate boy, 11 years of age. It appeared from the boy's statement that he war rubbing Lis eyes, sod for duiag so the schoolmaster cot him severely anon him hands with a cane sod injured him severely. His hands were sorely bruised, and there were marks epos them now, although the chaetisement was inflicted • fortnight ago. The mane achoolimater &pia the boy with great severity for s o] violation of the school regulatioye. The boy MA blinolded, and the school master flogged him with • strap over the body. The boy was directed by the magistrate to strip end be did so. The boy was much bruised, and there were several weak and Lkek and bine marks MI his PRIM The mother of the hey Odd bar child had suffered much from the cruel Indianians de Wllmen, the schoolmarter. Mr. Partridge granted • simemens. OBJEAT 34.91•21119 114.1LWAT.—(1•1111 DAY.) A meeting of the r ireetios a pro prietors of this railway was bald at the Labe Imre thi day " to consider the propriety of divide. the bet Stock into two classes of stock, cue thereof to be celled Angles Stock, rate 105,7211. 65., to be en titled ta laud divided. at the of lit per ord. per annum ; and the other thereof, to be railed Malt Anglian No. 2 Stock, amounting to 826,8de1. 41., to be entitled to a digitised thereon, equal to one half of the amount of dividend mosediog 31. per cent. per annum, which shell is riy half year be declared upon the ordinary stock of the company." Mr. JANIS °omens, the chairman of the directors, prodded. Mr. J. L. RIMPOON said it had been thought expedient to 'operate the East Anglian stock into two amousts, se as to meet the view■ of two Mums of venom: sod it was proposed to divide so that 20 per coot of the stock would bear interest at the rate of 5 per cent., which would meet the views of trustees and others who were desirous of inventing in the best security, which this stock would us. doubtedly be, and at a high rate of hamlet, and lb* remaining 80 per cent. of the stock would take a oactingsat interest, and would mast the views of those who welted to invest ic stock of a more speculative character. He need hardly say that the separation of the stock use entirely op timal on the part of the proprietors. The directers c btthe propolitioo an unmixed good, and their views a to be shared by the proprietors, ea proxies in favour the project to the emoust of half • minim, or cue-half of the stock, had been mat by the proprietors. He moved the resolution peen above. Wrua Amsow &wooded the reiolutiou. He thought it would be beneficial to the Bast Anglian proprietors, aed he should like to see the dey when the various prefereetial stooks of the Feel Aagliaa would be cosaolideled, sad he said thia though be was proprietor of A stock, which was tha best ifr7lizsarArg approved of the proporitios, which, he mid, wee the seise subeteatially as one which wee formerly brought forward. Mr. Sasm said there would be a difficulty In meson dating all the preference stock, m the commit of every is. divided shareholder would be required, bat the presset propositioa rely required the comma of threofoorthe pre sent as • media by themselves or by proxy. Mr. 00IIIEAD sad be did not approve of the ,theme and thought if be sold his shares after it be would have • diffi culty is getting the tune amount that he could sow. Mr. SHAW said the effect of the propositioa bad already been to tales the value of the shares fmm 24 to 28. Mr. OMNI= withdrew his opposition, sod the resole tioe was thee serried unesiatonsly. Votes of thinks were tams gives to the Great &stem directors for Mos mediums with whisk they had sort the views of the Feat doilies proprietors, tad to lesma so Simd t pson he mid New for the active interest they had shown, proomdlap termieetrol. INDIAN CANDYING COMPANY (LANITID).—Ths third ordinary manioc was bold . pro farad today is stowdssee with the criers of arocastiow, but, the a/xi:curs tot berg ready, wise adjourned for s week. Tutuila) Yin FINER 130 D oP TEN WYTINHOZ AND BMIONTLINONNA itaftwas.—Yesterday re eereresl of tansies the Ant and of this railway was performed by Mrs. Waters, the lady of the Rev. K. T. Waters, rector el WYrobte. The mitt oersted was the eastern part of Wyrenhae, bob is the perish of Menstend. The coremony was witnessed bye number of geotharen d the rail way, the segreers, rod ishshitente Wyvenhos sod weigh borotiood. Tb. Wyreshos Alsredrs rad we. menet, sod Performed Inspiriting music, Sir Claude &temerity. Dart, after s short but appropriate speech, heeded the spade to Mrs. Waters, who cat the first rod, which was followed by loud thews. A soarer of mintlier this pesesedsd to the P uk 1104 e, ilePt br Mr. Hamra, where they whisk Si a c barlogse isteires. Provided by Mr. Salter. Si the Ceps Ham of The axe psoy included Mr C. 0. do P. 0. Crestitr i; net, of Wy yes hos Hell, wh o prided ; wo e . gsq., M.P. ler Colchester; Saw. Z. T. Whim, Mr. Macro rile eoetructor), Mr. J. Cooks, jun, sagisow. Mr. D. B. Digby, moileiter, Mr. A. K. Chew* Mr. A. T. Cohbeld. Mr. N. Cobb. load spot to the E 54.111 2; mu lows ; Mr. P. IL Serty. kw' Mr. J. Cooke Med yirewhair„ there. Shaw. Mar astr les gross seam who era 101.1 tobelld a bridge of l het °"8 I Crweir. wars dos rspresosted epos W essaios.— lase: lirrajd. ions east sat, I the The bus dm. key. brae rd it I aeth ki aad • me reale , weal natio Mly. Alm M the rears wed , wife. week Meg of di • stk. . mike motel ) i ir. kid , THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE ILICTRIO TELIORMIL) TUNBRIDGE MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) TUNBRIDGE WELLS STAKES. About Oise mile. Gibraltar. Baliverve, RubiaL Deerfoot. Rapture, De votes, Ration, and Knight Templet are here. TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. Five Neon,. Golden Cross, Wild Huntress, Mysterious Lady, Dra cut, :Carbons., Faith, and Measure for Measure are here. TUNBRIDGE HANDICAP. About two miles. Gibraltar, Michel Grove, Coasternation, Lavender, Spit fire Kitty, and Detective, 6st 4th, are here. LADIES' PLATE. Four furloop Southport, Lady of the Manor, Fletton, Rost, Faith, Stainley, and Ilysterioua Lady are here. MID-KooT STAKES.—Detective is aCratalad. RICHMOND MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) MASHY STAKES. About three-quarters of a mile. Bellasios, Little Stag, Harvest Mall, Veterinariaa, Bak titthia Semi, aad Stolen Moments e are hems SAPLLNG STAKES. Four furlong 200 yards. Appsaine, Baktitebia Semi, Gondola , Sirs, Henrietta, Woolley e, Veterinarian, Middleton Lam, Deerfoot, and Revival are here. RICHMOND HANDICAP. About one mile and three quarters. Oldminster. Picador, Honest John, Trump Queen, An imas, and Welcome are here. RICHMOND CUP. Four furlongs 200 yards. Wetsail, Eatreiroet. Calabria, Maid of Mist, Alice, Un fashionable Beauty, Lisette, Lyra, Betsy Copeland, Prairie Flower, Sarah Ann, Mn. Tom, o by Tnmtall, Newchurch, and c by Mountain Deer are here. BHARE LIBTB.-(T9rB DAY.) Two o'Clocrz.. - - The railway market is quiet to-day, and, with the exception of a rise of per cent. in Great Northern and a decline of in Great Eastern, the leading stocks are without change, com with the last prices of yesterday. on and North Western stock is now quoted 161/ to /, ex div. ; Great Western, 661 to ; Mid Land, Mt to ex dir. ; Lancashire and York shire, 114 to /, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 54 to ex div. ; Caledonian, 1201 to ex div. ; South Eastern, 94 to e, ex dir. ; Great Northern, 1251 to I, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 101 to}. Indian, Canadian, and foreign lines exhibit no alteration of importance. Cag s e xo T d :wn stock is inquired for, and Bombay and rather dull. OZDCWAIT AND irlutZll. BAawAri ur.i.c.o Wm lady So I p.s. U. all 1166‘11alaStoarVai. 11 di manna— —. le an DoNos.IININAU6.O 81. IN awl Nobs 60 YI Orek ma laalt;i— II all Naavae ... . • 11 NI Da. •141ooNT..aalle I. al Do. Illsalapalabolt. 11 an DOI& saglo T. 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Mesa 101 Of 101 a 18 Do. 11 vit 10 fla di - YlO ell DoiDADestsiz a 46 0 MI Doiesel .0 84 81 .., I ladlea koael a 1 ps - N. SO Ilailm Gem I 1 pa 0 90 101 - IL IN DO. Is 6 pir el 1011 .01 1N - 00 94. IN Do. #Mt A W.% 102 102 • 1 Do. MIL eitesdas .. :- - - M 011 Yea. sod Rodeo= 0 oid - sd 10 ell o.llnrorlelt • oloas• sad 11 ll 6 - 100 N. S. al Csoada II p. a II 44 -. It. tet lftde, goo 6 per sot_ 1071 1001 - N. 10 Do. Delhi do. tOT 106 a ...- 10 I Do. do. do IIN - 20 all DD Aslemb 0 - - NI - 0I NO De. 446 de, -Mb ma - 4. IS Do. 141.114.084.4.0.0 IN IN - W e I - 41 1.11 WI 1.04 I ADAM me st..map 8.4. a. to. Igo. I' AIM ie OM. to coot to WOW 54 Berns Weteem•rke.... Bombay Gm. lizailed.. Brit. American land .. Ble : ll . A.n Mce. British Iran theses Loud OsaarisAgeociAmoti ) Goriest Corapsay Cep.lLßag„ Pr 4. 7 PAL 1.1117•1•1 kW.", .... . Do. Poitsraisos . . Do. I p. al Perp:Dab INyptisaCaskAtTrd.ll. raw. owl rtM • * • o.oroditifto.ol Loa (L deo. Mean area{ ably (Limited) V. Iti row oast Prrl Madson Bay Inianalltnaaaeo.(3.) {tetra irricateni Caw Do. Bonds Joint Stork Diaroont(L Lebow Tea (Linalted) tns imetriel fel Lea. Financial Ora. (L Lea. We. 4.11111111610 se, Madras brigs. Coo Mealier. to. T•L (U. DatalLandaani.Co.(Li National inn:cunt, Do. MAW 40 ea a K so W is I t tt • •t I Me sr 13 SS O 10. as ii, - 7.47,;174;i4,7kirr0nqi Do. Now N.Zoolood Do. Now. . Orbs. In. , 41 . ;. Ottoman Gam Tool noir Land t Ma Paola. sod Dolma Illomo Da Niw ild.dlL(l4 ito &Jas. My Im.(1.) Do. do loyal Nom auk tomemloa &African Tut I rish. nv.(L So lntomma •Lod mtno T. *Ag.d Aamt(L.) rem•ELC•ll.omoodm I 1 Ps is :a 19 11•1 ---i l It I t pea id. 2 ? I i i .1 4 Pir et • VIC 1 Of du I lit ii - i-i li I 4IT id 4 Old if 41 Dar di or i pia 1 I om 1 I p I i I} ,i I IPo 1 4 i oy lo 10 to el VS . !GO pot i all U to • I 17 U 1 101111 111.. "f 1 W a aim 6 on 71 k I Iff la I ad - I s ip. t ia L itelarr t , ..1/4411110 Ys Diana% Lead PREFERENCE SHARES Great EastertiajtitieeleteesiogNo. 2, 111 104. Great Northern 5 per cent, redeem. at 13 per °eat. pm., 104. London sed Brighton 6 pa• rest. versa. stook, 139. West tics till 1 0 Itactluad, Newport, perpetual 6 per mat., with op -1969. 3. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TITIBIAT, lIMPTIOUIMI at. a A.M. I 11.75 h N.N.B.D. W. 1. I. Q. LZ. 8. ---""''— Nales ....- 18. 47 2 IS a CU Slmeirl 18.74 47 W. 9 12 e In We 28.73 49 I& 3 24 et 0.08 Man 2&77 49 W. 1 96 r 0. =_ 118117 W.S.W. 4 U b - . 18.70 60 N. S 96 o & l •G ai= 20. M 11 44 N.N 91 N.W. 9 U o 0.19 9 211 r 0. t=l -14 W.N.W. 818 0 0.13 . I NW P. 7 W.B.W. 7tl e 0.48 Rennin 2B &Val W.R.W. 7 te e - 7409inee ID KU N.W. • IS e •18 hem= . 96.1116 N. W. II SS a OAS Wad MU 64 W. 7 II 0 0.47 Mien 29.21, W. I 28 c 0.08 Ilenaint __nit 06 0 W. 7 10 r CO ,29 10 IS 4 W.N.W. 8 fit • 0.31 . 1 99.01 63 8 W.N.W. 7 94 a 0.10 °71. 7 6 ASA& 511. 8 W. 71$e 0. Leeks dr* lib 3 I &W. I 90 0 0.41 Da,n 120.01 -i - W. S 24 0 - 1 Tineeen 23.94 60: 2 W.& W. 4 U • - 11angened 29.00 60 0 &W. 8 10 0 008, 0 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoow. The stock markets to-day are natter, a number of Ppeculative realisations having been occa sioned by the extent of the recent rise, combined with the receipt of lower prices from the Paris Bourse. The English funds have fallen i per cent. Home railway stocks have scarcely varied in price. The more speculative foreign stocks, particularly Mexican, exhibit an unfavourable reaction, which, however, with the exception of the special instance cited, is not of important extent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates were quoted 68, showing a decline of # per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. Consols are now quoted 981, "buyers," for money, and 934 tot for the account (October 8). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 4, 4 ; ditto, for account, 934 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 911; New Three per Cents., 921, 92, 4, 92 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 1-16; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Ceot. Stock, 108/. ; ditto for account, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1074 ; and Ex chequer Bills, par, 3s. prem. Foreign stocks are comparatively heavy to-day. Mexican Bonds have fallen ft per cent. ; Greek, Turkish Bonds of 1858, and the Consolidets, 4 ; and Spanish Passive, 1 per cent. Italian Five per Cents. are likewise flat, on the Paris prices. On the other hand, the inquiries for the Old Venezuelan Bonds and for New Granada "ex all" continue, and the Venezuelan Loan of 1862 is steady at yesterday's rise. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turk ish 1854 Loan, 95 to 4 ; ditto, 1858, 701 to 71 ; ditto, 1862, 714 to 72 ; the Consolidis, 541 to ; Greek, 384 to 4 ; Mexican, 464 to I ; and Spanish Passive, 381 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1021 ; ditto, 1852, 1858,1860, 944, 4 ; Dutch Certificates, 1024; Danish, 914; Greek, for account, 384, 1, 4 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 182, 4, 4 ; Italian, 721 ; Mexican, for account, 464, 474, 484, 3 ; New Granada, 171, 1, 3 ; ditto, Two per Cents., 331 ; Portuguese, 1853, 494 ; ditto 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 494, t ; Russian, 1862, 931 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 364, 4, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 144, 1 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 951; ditto, 1858, 701 ; ditto, for account, n, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 714; Venezuelan for account, 264, 27 ; ditto 1862, for account, 611, 62, 614. The C.oneeaeriite Loan is again rather lower, at Si to 29 dia. The new Columbian Loan is quoted 1 to 2 prem. The shares of the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria are at I to 1 prem. International Financial' shares are quoted 61 to 6 prem., showing a slight decline ; General Credit and Finance, 3 to 34 prem. ; and London Financial, q to 41 prem. ; Hudson's Bay are steady, at 4 dia. to par, and Egyptian Trading at 1/ to 24 prem. A variety of vague rumours continue to be circulated relative to the conning Mexican loan, the amount of which it is said will be no less than 20,000,0001. or 24,000,000/. sterling. In this case a broad and powerful com bination will have to be organised to float it. A new Colombian loan for 200,0001. is already upon the market, and a rise has taken place in the existing bonds of that republic. There are many indications that the closing months of the present sear will be marked by a great deal of speculative animation, and numerous new projects are understood to be in course of organisation. An earnest of what may be in store is afforded by the extent of the rise which has taken place in various classes of stocks and shares during the dead season—as it is usually considered—which is now drawing to a close. Since this time in last month, for instance, though the great majority of the speculators have been absent, and many of those who have remained in London have been disin clined to embark in new transactions, Mexican Bonds have risen from 384 to 461, Spanish Passive from 34 to 364, Greek from 335 to 38}, and Turkish Consolidds from 49 to 544 ; while in the market for bank shares, London and Brazilian Bank have advanced 1 from 8 prem. to 16 prem., London and Buenos Ayres Bank from 34 prem. to 12 prem., Bank of Hindustan from 2 dis. to 3 prem., Alliance Bank from 10 prem. to 16 prem., and many others in almost a like proportion. In the same period In ternational Financial shares have risen from 4 prem. to 6 prem., General credit from 14 prem. to 3 prem., London Financial from 15 prem. to 44 prem., and Hudson's Bay shares from 25 dia. to close upon par. The numerous instances in which high premiums are now commanded by the shares, in new projects, particularly in banks, may naturally be expected to give au impulse to enter prise of this character, in the present disposition of the public mind. - . A new Six per Cant. Loan is announced for the government of New Granada, as autho rised oy • decree of the National Convention of the United States of Colombia, dated the 19th of May last. The loan which is for a nominal capital of 200,0001., in buudi of 1001. and 200/. each, is issued through the agency of the London and County Bank, the fi scal agent appointed by the government for the purpose being Mr. Edward Redman, Consul for the republic in London. The price of issue is 86 per cent., iuterest commencing from the Ist prox. The instalments are arranged in easy amounts, and extend until the Ist of April. The loan is to be redeemed at par (100) by half-yearly drawings. The money is wanted for legitimate objects, iucluding the construction of roads, and the improvement of the navigation of the river Magdalena. The special security assigned is 15 per cent. of the gross revenues, which have never been encumbered, accruing from the national Salt Mines. There are in all eight of these salt mines, and the bondholders' proportion of revenue from only three of them is estimated to produce suf ficient for the service of the present loan, i.e., 27,0001., of which 12,000 1 . will be interest, and 15,0001. sinking fund. The redemption of the loan will thus commence at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum on the capital, but will be accumulative, and may be considerably increased by the develop ment of the salt mine revenues. It is reckoned, therefore, that the redemption of the entire debt will be effected, iu any case, by the year 1874. As an additional security, t he government hypothe cates to the loan the right possessed by the nation to redeem within twelve years the privilege of the Panama Railway, "which railway, by article 2 ' of the decree of concession granted to the company, will become the property of the nation, by right of redemption, is tla year 1875." Two years ago the government refused an offer of 900,0001. from ! the railway company, for the prolongationof the con cession beyuud that year. The reception accorded to this loam will probably be favourable, in COD sideration of the good faith which has been mani fested by the present government of the republic, and of its earnest desire to meet all existing bilities. Of this no better proof could ba given I , than the regularity with which remittances come forward by each packet. A portion of the amount has already been subscribed. The Wave of Life, with 182,0001., and the Wel 1. holey, with 131,0001., are the only gold ships S ' known to be now at sea from Australia. The former has been out 77 days, and the latter 87 days. Some remittances, however, may probably soon come forward from Otago, New Zealand. The Messageries Imperiales steamer Peluso left Marseilles on Saturday, with 280,0001. in specie for India and China, and 78,0001. for Alexandria. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2821. compared with last year, and the Brighton a decrease of 1701. The Portuguese financial agent in London has just issued an advertisement, showing the progress of the conversion of the foreign debt. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have announced the half-yearly dividend on New Brunswick Six per Cent. Bonds and Boston City Stirling Four and-a-Half per Cent Bonds. The Great Western Railway Company of Canada have notified that "the directors are Wormed by their financial agent in Canada that the loss es through traffic collected and converted, ascertained up to sth September, amounted to the sum of 13,373.26 doles (2,7471. 18e. 7d.), and there re mained a further sum of American funds for con version at that date of 16,432.13 dole. In addition to which there are balances in account with con necting railways still unadjusted." Au extraordinary meeting of proprietors of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China is convened for the 7th October, when an interim dividend for the half-year ended 30th June is to be declared. _ . . The arrangements are notified in connexion with the payment of the guaranteed interest on the stock of the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company. The certi fi cates of shares in the Alexandra Hotel. Company are to be ready for delivery in exchange for the bankers' receipts on Thursday next. 110/11D AT ETIIIII/4. Consols, which closed on Friday at 931 to *for the Bth Oct., o p ened and closed to-day at the same quo tation. For money the last price was 931 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, I, ; ditto far account, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 9'o, ; New Three per Cents ., 921, ; Thirty ears' Annuities, las, 141 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; ditto Bonds, 165., 20s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 107 j. Bank Stock, for account, 240. India Bonds were quoted 16e. to 20s. premium ; and Exchequer Bills par to 3s. premium. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. An extraordinary amount of business was done in foreign stocks, which were very buoyant. International Financial shares experienced a fresh rise this morning, but closed below the best point, at b to 64 prem., being still, however, 2a. 6d. to se. higher than on Friday. General ' Credit were also better, at 3 to 31 prem. ; London Financial a trifle lower, at 4/ to q prem. ; Egyptian Trading higher, at 1/ to 2 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay steady, at 3-16 to 1-16 dia. In the market for bank shares a further improve ment took place in many descriptions, including Agra, Alliance, Queensland, City, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, London Chartered Bank of Australia, Loudon and County, London and South African, Union Bank of Australia, and Union Bank of England and France. London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank shares were in special request, and have risen about 31. 10s. Imperial Ottoman Bank were largel bought on English account, but closed below t he beet point of the day, owing to the receipt of dull prices from Paris. On the other hand, London and Brazilian Bank shares were rather more offered in the after. noon, and a decline took plans in Bank of British North America. In the miscellaneous market the ouly alteration was a slight improvement in Scot tish Australian Investment Stock. MEMBERS PLANE. Ow toil& Joey Joeesti.irtTeiit7t, iiewna7luit:Tdaid of Mist, Bohe misa, Alio', Mime Artastreog, Betsy Copehied, Sarah Ana, Jemmy Wree, sod I by Neville are here. RADCLIFFE MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) TWO-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP. Six (wimp. Sareareas, Hartford Hill, Alice Leigh, and Helen are hers. GREY DE WILTON CIT. About one mile and a belt. Wynastay. Change, Charles For, Tourist, Donne Cause, Cobbler, and Lord Dundreary are harm BOLTON PLATE. bootee, Cutler, Mousetrap, East Laeouhire, Ripley, Hartford Hill, Gamut" Jewel, Bceotieu, aod Alice Leigh are here. YARMOUTH MERTING.—(THIS DAY.) NURSERY HANDICAP. Five furloop 80 yards. Rooeoe►tb, Woodcraft, Nucleus, Pretty Bard, sod Loretto us hem NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK HANDICAP. One mile end half. Village Belle, Adam, Oberon, Prophet, Equinox, and Baron of Avon ere here. Orfila AULIVALS. —Tbe Bare, Polonaise, Mrs. Soma , sine, Birthday 1, Xarollo, sod Conlon. Several dims an =puled this morning. WRECK ore LIVERPOOL SHIP. IMPORTANT LIFEBOAT SERVICES. SOUTHPORT, MOUDAT Mawr. Yesterday the wind blew very strong from the West, sad there was a very heavy sea 00. Intelligence was brought to this plans of a ship being aground on the Selthouse Sand Beak, near the River Ribble. The lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution was launched forthwith, sad arrived at the vessel at 9.30 a.m. She was toned to be the barque St, Lawrence, of Liverpool, bound for Oardiff in ballast The lifeboat took off the oaptain's wife sod child and twelve of the crew, and proceeded with them to Lytham, where they safely leaded them. The captain and chief officer and two of the crew refused to leave the vessel, and the Lytham lifeboat, which • also beloop to the National Institution, has been Mat down to take them o ff the wreck if possi ble, as the vessel was striking heavily when the Southport Lifeboat left her. Both lifeboats are reported to have behaved admirably ou the occasion. Meant of the Southport lifeboat was promoted to the Na time! Lifeboat Institution two or three years ago by James Knowles, Esq., of Easley Bank, near Bolton. She has Moos been instrumental in rescuing three shipwrecked crews consisting of twenty-one persons, and has put off several time, to the assistance of vessels in distress. The Lytham sew lifeboat has only jest been sent to her station, mid Wak is the e gift to the inatitutioa of Thomas Clayton, Seq., of efie. THE Sr. Loom —The excitement in the weigh intro= when Osborne was carried In was terrific, and worse than any exhibited at the Battle at laroborough. Bet the shouting came from the friends of the horse for the ring could not speck, and the touts peeked their teeth In their rage at having been dose. Lord Frederick viewed the scene most complacently, and acted precisely as I told your readers he would do, and Lord St. Vincent must congratulate himself on having pursued the advice be gave him. Never was a human being more delighted than Lord Bt. Vincent, who now felt the truth of the old adage of "fortune favouring the brave." After basin given 6,000 guineas for the half of Klarikolf, and see him lose the Derby by a bed start. and done out of the fit. Leger by being burnt to death, It required no ordinary pluck to pull oat 5.000 guineas more for a 2.yr-old with a view of having another shy at those mow But his lordship did all this without hesitation ; bore his Derby defeat mentally, and, instead of brooding over it, eat to work ma thinking how the Lew was to be woe. Haring accomplished Ms ambition, he may be said to have dens more in his third year than many of the oldest noble. moo o@ the turf have &noised after long years ; and it is not surprising that his son, who was born last week, le to be named fit. Leger, in memoriam of the rece. Perhspe what made Lied Bt. Vinemit so popular last week, sad the victory of his horse se well neeivd, wee the absence of all humbug and mystery shoot him. —" Argus," of the Poet. A GIINTLIKAN FOUND DEAD. —At midnight on Bata:day, a gentleman named Parker, who had here Graying at the Ship Hotel, Hems Bay, wee found deed on the high way at Soar Dar. About three hours previous be bad been sew by • coastguardsman walking on the beach towards the sea, and bad been desired to go back. There were no mark@ of violence on the body, and valuable pro perty we. still in the pockets e! the deceased.—Booth Seaters Gestate. _ _ _ FATAL Filz.—On Thursday morning, u a waiter named Jobe Merrick was lookieg at the ties of the gust Artillery Voluoteous, from a cliff at Hosherville, his foot slipped, sod be was precipitated to the groped from the cliff, which is about sixty feet He was at owe picked gad roamed to the Half Moos public-boos, sod • mediosl man soot for, but ha expired is • short time. — South Legere Gauctte. _ -- _ I:611MS ;240 Arras.—The wife of a gardener at Leads. mimed Major, has aomenitted suicide seder eery me laasholy oirciusetanme. She was mesa by a polioemaa to stagger is the street, ea it ander the influence of liquor, and oe the testimony of the officer she was Seed east costs for iotemperaeoe. The impala,. ties, which she stoutly deeded, preyed opts her mind, and she afterwards went sad drowsed hermit. At the inquest, yesterday, the sargera who bad Mended the deceased for the last twenty yean, stated that she had a highly mailable tamper, at times amounting to a species of madness, and under each cireniesteeom the would appear to strangers as if is liquor, but he bad sever knows her to iodulge In drink . The jury were anaohnotialy of opinion that the derived was sat istaziested, as alleged by the °Mae, sad they a epos the tannins of the watch nom. mitts, the *ty of amertaiaiag by other evidence then that of • polioumae, sad with greater cartsisty, the exact state of every respectable pesos unknown to the police. Darraucrrys Fis•—• large rick of barley, the produce of sews wins, was destroyed by Ire at litanishaw, sear Perlemonth, on ilaterday eight, and ia *apposed to have been the work of as incendiary. It was the property of Mr. Andrew Na..., of Belfra's Fans. A large body of milikary, with their and the borough police with the teens segiee, ed to the mese of the ire ea the the beteg gives, but were tumble to render say Ai riest aid la shacking the Games metal the satire rick wee destroyed. Tasman flairwanca ow Lass Burmese& CRICAOO, near. 7.—The stiainer Planet arrived here this forenooo, Magni the MOWS that the steamer Sunbeam fouodered in Lake Superior on the 28th of August, Lod that all as bawd, except the whininess. were Post, The I man lashed htswelf to • piece of wreck, sad after fkiatieg h' for 90 beers wee washed ashore at Portage, 91 miles from the embed the disaster. He reports that the Sunbeam left Superior City on Thursday. PArly the meat monde', during a terrible gale, the steamer was struck by a homy sea, which rolled her over ou her side. The small bode Mee immediately get out, aid the passengers aid crew were put into them, when the steamer was struck by soother heavy ma sad accumencied break* up. The wheel/was coos afterwards maw the boats GUed with psamorrere aid Mgr having the wreck ; but it was impossible for the boats to live I. ewe • Ph. Ned they were swamped, end he is @erten that all as hoard were lest. The Planet picked up perinea of the Irma, which were Grating *boa for tee sdne amid where the mama west doom. The mereegere and mew numbered tbirtv-Gve. A CLUVSI Miasma—Another miracle is men tioned by Italia* letters. There is • rant at Bergamo whose specialty, it seems, is to can gibbotity.* The other day • person *misted with a bump, altar praying for some time, went up • LIMN to the Mahe of the mist, " in the paw genes of ceaseless wimples's." To their awarameet, as be eseesJed, the h 1 dimisished, and finally alto gether dienepelee • seepliaal French paper, however, smirks the* oe examiarAtea it wee found that the hump was • block of be tbe Mee had placed under hie clot sod whisk melted sway *odor the liduenee of the oaten' heat of the body. ChtTOTAI. Oki 811ILLIII0 MONDAY. SUTT. SL—Aistimises as payment. 4,117 ; ditas by meows Maks* 790; mist, 4.916. 144 110 111 _B4 1 =4 I 120 126 1116 e ille 114 in 100 102 • ei 114 1 1N 112 114 42 43 101 e 101 lobe tut} 44 IA 1 p It7* V~' it lk IST if 96 116 54 as IS IS 101 104 STI SS list ~i~ tariibos a N vs '4;6 LoadorallislliWairr _ _ _ lioriport iad (Awllais Do. New Do. New . _ 31,D0. Direa.• Darn/. III& et. Wn. Dm) Do i Maros WM &.o4 Da gout (Cry Limey,. Nags Daltlab .. D0.1410.,110/t. Mad. De. •.LLJie De. Lords Do. York LI Mew Leib OM caddis* Nerthal.W4MamaJ SNOW' Ousibral _ _ W =Wl;ail Untie 11.73 Z llosik Weiss .. . L Yorks& • law Dv. IhaioraMolitoiLs.o6, 1114eakion Llary Naas Do do 1868 Do d. 188041 re vats Do B I yo 0 lev.we ••••—•• ...... vas of if-Wi— ndow& • Plana &start cod & =caw Wed Cornwall W.ll=l 11 Wed_ r u t = .IORRION RAILWAY& ALLLWATIL 0 . (,• £. , 17YMia & & Oraelesrafr. Vs I , 1 . & Wi21.0 1 4L ". 1 et raw; : la sessi zu rzt r t p.s. ... James. .. ._ L. DO.ll o.rit. 1 . 1 tLya 40 .. g0v. 20 af . ID N. Ball &Ayres g. 7p. o. 10 Do. Co. do.— , / 1 larwagraa Trunk ?iv& 1 , 11 OtiommeamyrsaAl4lla) 11 Lroos.sad mama , kok [ and Orleans rni:ll... rcTriooose - i.allajtoyal Mello osd st.froomos.il, lllip sad Doaabogg Ihrodiak I pot one ma Moue . i Do. wood Prat WI pail Do. as. IdoorVooollaol cut ror= i te:osp 4rla NW Ornao - i -- i n 4 /Or 4i ;ii , aaal DI. OW so& hei ri.as.W.sillseso iii et Pm JOEIFT STOOK /AXIS. ail's. No. lib. 1 Sam. Ird 1 43. pasta I setea iinT0tied .... ........ are f7ti 0; rritt r : Itil i 1 ie . I ; 10 - 08! e Sheet ise ape and O. as. Beak IN US 117 110 Pnegunin WOO 180 AltraneeLaw.ALrearpoe N 111 hypo - IFICDNINDAY. of 1101 .9111:911SDAT. SAM M Asweisdado sli Si al 112 4 W. to N. and k., a gale. Noarz-Zast. N.& to N.W , a irate, 7,6 A 44 Do. New (Linatto4) lO Si SO pm - saualla, rain, and squalls, hail, ran. ANS /6 Dank eIM . all 21 284 ONO ler I lank of ... 50 117 120 -• &W. to N.W. and N.E, Win Comte. Northerly gale, with 5,000 100 Bank of Otago (Was* I I die par 41 a gale, with squalls squalls and some rain. tr': tr.: entizz--14 1: a "er 14 2 9 S.W. h tt il N - .4 r.'",,'1 . ..7., .0,.... W. to ....d 3., .... 4... we leek rd Wales 11.911.1. 19 .-- t 919. with rain. Banally. N A* II Seek a 24 4. 44 11 1*" mi i . - . * qit .......W.sad N.E. Soows-losr. N. to s mass.. plc, 10.000 N Brazilian& L I 2 pm 14 pia, rainy. iguana 15,005 OD IldtendAmirleault. 10 5 opm - Drum it all emits on Monday. NON N *dila X. Aseselsa - t ethisois to Norfolk. Wast.Donegal to Cont i-UN ID Ja0r.112.11211. 01911119111. 10 Itpa id 111 1241.4 ~,,,Itri*„..,l2*'„=,-,-i..• sad 9 4 , owls. sou th .s .„ = „ ni• of 111,Se 10 ' .+I. 119 , 191 Asa. Min. all 114 Mi 874 7 -'' "'"*"'= eau • alai. K. • i bais..• au u as _ Dover to Norfolk. 5 016 .0 - - -- - OA* ill 1.1 89 40 Wa understand that the directors of the South som me ossoussui 0 2 11.11 s - 111"1. 9 0.0a N s Camelidaida.gmbßileita:".‘ll) l a 4 1 ol eiV , 1 1 : 101:4 line wo uld PaddoekßailwaWy intend d ntep tO C ah ral i brook Y " a7T tm en e t t ord a e braft n. doc b lat 1 10,010 igg 19,0.9., ' na p ( 1, 1 .,,, 19 • • pp, *" • 1514.1544.1thsithrimu. ea slll tor 111 6 2 mediate in direct oommunicetion with Maidstone end, more 10,001 5111 duiduau.tAumMJap.lL 26 1 fpml7 Si 9 important still, with the metropolis. E99i11,111411 are at lkm o IN D 11621121 NOM LWOW N 2 01023 - . present engaged making the esomary survey, sad it Ilia a 1 • 1 1 4 'i'll ll4l ''''l`l •• • II 411 ;It I sl l i I w expected that tbe line will be proceeded with es woe twine ID tomato sett Brumes. se 1 usipa - lIIA u that to Toobridge. now in comes of construction, I. corn -1".6 I. 6.6.1"7".""1".111 49 Il li P "' "4 14 W " W Plated. Of the importsooe of the projected branch there 4.900 We La, air., 0 &sta. Ho It 1 1 dir - 110.11110 Is les. Os. rant to AMY 1. al al IS can ba no doubt. It will be • great boon tow important 10,00 HO Galen awl Colocial (L 10 I Adis - district which has hitherto only beee fi tted indirectly from SAD * Lemke Nod . oo_enty - 50 el N 60 railway development. We unilentend that surveys me also 11 • 119 " 1 99919 Pao 99919 -• 20 se 3 7 isi 1 bait inn with a view to railway *Voodoo M the neigh- AM MI Ito and Iltallesez (L le 1 11. die - b our F i s h s, s ij o nt , k . .._ jr. a i sh a.... MON I* Um and Northern (1. Yr 14 Of AA ... NAN 4 Wisdom A Soma, ram. all 18 101 U EMANCIPATION MUTING AT LEIDS.-A crowded KM IN LeedishiLkwerierm (L. 4 1 1 ids, - meeting in support of eartasipsibes in Amerisa. sad the 11110 Ma Lon. It &western (Lm. 10 If *Ma 9 neutral policy of the British government, was bold ho w l= . 1 " a ".. .." 19 "..,„,..,„ 1 " 1 „, W ,. " b "...,__ 19191 ,., ,N, 79 , 111 . ~,-, „ in the Mesas Hall, Leeds. Mr. W. E. nester. M.P., -' - - I-- ' - "'"''''" 9 " 'ohs "w I w std ansenpt the weaken were th e ker. W. H. Chasidim, TAM etc WAN& Pres. Atr.• I L .6 7 ; v ap 15 1,,,,. is.„,, id . 1,110 kW ledlaad leak (eli . i..) - Pdotes, Mr. T. B. Baines, the Rev. Geo. Mather, Mr. Ald. Kam 1115 Saliceel of Llverpool(L 10 4 4 • po i U Cuter, Mr. Ossiocillor Tatham. Mr. Joseph Lupton, and 15,0611 111 0.210. ot Se , - • . - •-• other gentlemen. The proceedings throughout were of an SUN le De New ll - - - Gernert and enthusiastic charester, and all the resolutions NM ft De do Nen re Mew llonth *sm. aU 61 05 - were carried naaninsously. 11., am 1 . thilthial lank OWN". all 68 00 - Tax ALABANIA.-A letter received from Messrs. 10,000 IN 11499199. of &eh_ oto i N Si N - L. Gideon sad Bons, Lloyd.' agents at the island of Bt. 144110 N IM E 11 4 ,1111 1.. 9 Dal l 1 li 1 19 1 L 9 1 Helens, acesthim the following Name :-" St. Helena. AM It 'meta Australia .. . all 55 all - August. -The Havelock that arrived this monism reports i *.e NO 'motor nrit.airitS'air. is 510 gm, - acs. WS ; 1 o New 7 11 10 pm 17 1 having been boarded by the Alabama o ff th e Cape, that 91 as N mg. ~g a.. t .,,,,, . .5 se is N 4 9 when she hove in eight she dreg a gee atoms his bows and MN IN I On. et wax Sanas, IL 10 1 dal U earl 99 9 made bins heave 6n, whe• the beeteneat boarded him he 19.111-6,100 i ;Talon ni instead ILA}. 01 go - was very civil and polite, mid said they had takes a bargee SAM' WOW. of tondo. 12 uu 00 101 199 to the sesswerd of th e Cape, sad bed Sated her out am a privateer, and also that the Georgie. was with ber. limped COLONIAL NOVIBNININT INICNIZATNEL they will do • great deal of mischief to the Amerman No. I Mona IAL 1 ga . ... 1 9 • 1 ••• vassal& Bb* bed oa heard 22 Rammer& and among the ...- : c a ii .43 .. 4 ,... isms• . up In -Re- -,-. 21 somber two Anterisan woad( mad she . hed Jahn altogeter -.. De.OperthithAthan. IN U 1 li s _ 74 rowels. I should set be surprised If she sailed her*. Do. 11 par otklar4oo. IN It 1 li/1 - Tau ADRIATIC fiIOWAWATS.-The intense anxiety aunt . Do. 6 per coal *At .. Inuttperestais. Neel II 01 08 - lead of their birth by any means. is strongly illustrated by WIN .. iff ellopeOp.ells7ll Pk IN 11l ... • no. /Al* MK 112 114 - the fact that se fewer than 198 persons had ceseesled - ... -• DO. do lam 101 111 116 -. themselves in the Adriatic, that sailed horn Golway ow the de UM 101 111 011 1141 Ist instant for New York. The Hibernia has brought back 4 . 0.900 .. Oqlon.Nov.lfo3, ilp.ol tet 106 ice - 29 of the stowaways, and headed them over to the police NUN - Do. 1878, Ms lOs Ili 116 1141 amities. - gull 1011. MAN ) lAN MAW 166.60 D MAO dial 1:4 14% 11.010 MOM I lat __ CI . ..TA to. 1 4 :7466 .6 Do. ewe 4. Utast, Do. 6 par cool Do. dwelt la Not lie MoDoirtllt do. lAllo Do. do UM Do. do WI 0q100.N0v.16113 6p.0l t , . 1.876. M Mauritius 6 por 01.11118 Do. ISt Do. ISt Nola Um 6 par at Nov Itutr.l6t. Sp. M IC /1. Wake 41/v.lO. &lit Dal,. o. ten tilt Do. ,1 p. a IBMS. l a Now Taoist Opt a. Don Soto ( V. 6..1/24 • Gov. a po. "l tet s a t . teat Op.o.loslaub Do. Otlo.o. AVG Is 0 ----- WM& I DIMS. , Y giii.'i Loki 1 - 01. j. 1•12 - 1 - 4 - 0 111 Its • 111 It II 61 Is 51 II 1011 110 111 111 113 116 113 Its 106 100 111 116 107 101 1006 1.06 111 113 110 111 101 11.1 1001 1015 10111014 lit 103 111 113 1. 3 11.5 111 to 111 11l 1011 11.1 110 1145 IMist sad Wal*Mas teri St. liihr lel ie 10 ..... Vistoils I Do. mar 110 The Moniteur de l'lndre states that the bakers of Renilly. in that department, are now adder prceecatioe for • oonspireey which coesiale to their bawling wined aa agree. meet that any ace them who mar sell his bread under the moo fixed by t yes for the earrentimooth, atoll forfeit • mem of 1.003 fr. ANY CORD.—At the time of the Peterloo riots the forerameat ad the day was nat i npopalez. Now, about that period the minister al a an M1111141401111f. moos other blessions which he red that the numbers of hie nseo goverot migh t " haw together by swe surd. T his was follow aZ i ert o w n , mow.* "so he am, y. a nt"( in ; 01 whoa. Smiled oat his agnivreal position. he obtain& the seillooloS omd Mid. " May they all bassi losether is cess aced!" Heiresper a dead ilea» emoted, till au oho weans. ia a shrill treble sheeted, " Any coed -4w cord—soft he ?ken eseesde whir r we basked ap by a hailstor m .mss.," " so be " "yea ma," sad "ilarys."—JNissse's Magazine Ice 114 i 143 143 43 411 - .4 0 314 i •-• 87 SO la Ili liii _.iii MINES-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLocx. In the mining market to-day attention is princi pally directed to West Chiverton and Camboros Vean shares, which have improved : the former are now quoted 38 to 40, and the latter 2} to 3. East Caradon are quoted 28 to ; Who'd Cro ft y, 34 to 4, being rather lower ; and North Crotty, 4 to 4. No transactions are recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no variation. Copier() have been dealt in at 8* ; Bt. John del Rey at 561 and 56 ; and United Mexican at 71. The annual meeting of the Rest 'del Rey Mining Company is called for the Ist October. but will be hold only pro forted, and adjourned to the rink November. _ At Wheal Harriett meeting yesterday the ac counts showed a credit balance of 2,0361. 13s. 2d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON k CORN MARKETS. i THIS DAY.) (sy =on= AlfD nrrsaarAnosw. rersours.) (mow ova ow. 0011IMPOWDZIrr.) Corrox.—Fair demand at fall mime. Balm probably about 10,000 bales. Coax.—lmporto, Ireland and coastwise : wheat, 30 quer. ten ; oats, 481 ; malt, 17 ; bad" 31 ; dear, 163. looks. 4,175 ; foreign wheat, 40,388 ; barley, 318 ; bows. 10,793; peas, 125 ; Indian aura, 11,443 ; flour, 2,904 make and 10,290 bauele. itiNciNG LANE.—('PHIS DAY.) SUGLIL—The market has opened steadily but quietly. at last week's prima. the parcels to be brought forward are en dued to parcels of British West India, and are selling without material change in prices. Berbedoes low to Sae at 33e. dd. to 40s. Redoed is to improved request; the lowest price of brown lamps is still quoted at 445., but there is very little to be bad at the price. Corres.—The market privately continues quiet. The parcels o ff ered by auction are selling without materiel i change n prima. Tea.—There is a more general demand at previous rater. RlM—About 5.000 bop of cargo Bengal sold at Bs. 4td. to fis. for common to good. Flom —The market is quiet for both currants and raisins, prices ere oscbsoged. RIM-120 puns. sold ; Jamaica at full rates, and 56e Leewards at la. 51d. BALTP2IIII.—No ales reported. a:mos.—There continues to be a very active demand, and prime have farther advanced. The total sales yester day were 5,300 bales. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The asarkst is 'body. Town tallow is quoted 425. M. ; Pasorsiwirs Y.O. on the spot, 435. 9d. ; ditto October to Dammam. 44a. ; Jaanary to Rua, 44a. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yawn. Harvey and Pastes report prim without altars, tioo. Primo 111111041 BIM. to 840. soporioa ditto. 86e. to 23. 6d. ; inferior ditto. 60.. to 706. ; lowan. Wt. to 80a.; clover, old, 911. to 120 a. ; ditto, wood ant, 80a. to 106 a. ; straw, 26a. to Ma. THIWZATHEZ AND nee HOP-PICKINifi. —During the pest week the weather on the wbolebas bore favourable for the clearing up of the " dregs" of the hornet •otl foe the bop-pickiog. The stormy weather on baturday eight, sod the subsequent sharp but treasieet shower., have " ruffled" such bop-garden as remained unpicked. But alto gether greet progress lumbago made, sod the present week will doubtlees„ if the weather remain fairly favourable. me • close put to the labours of the pickers. The aocounte omitieue, as they have been throughout, to be extremely varyieg, but unfortunately the remark that the crop comas down "short of expectation" is the promieeut " Modes of the rug" sung by our correepondeeta. Of the quality, all accounts concur is speaking witisfactorily, sad judging from the tone of the market good 'ample* seed sot go beg gimp. Prime appear to be rising, the oatmeal result of the diminished supply asoertateed is the prover of the pickle& —Sussex .Adreritier. . . . EXTRAORDINARY TURNIP CAB& —At the Leeson petty sessioss, on Wednesday. Biddy Kilmartin appearel to answer the charge of Mt. 'Edward Chime, who accused her of gosling one turnip, his property, on which charge she had already undergone five days imprisonment; snot haring base found guilty now, she was sentesced to un dergo fourteen days name imprimonnient in the county pol. EXTENSIVE EMBEZZLEMENT BY A BANE CLIME A coefidestialelefir, employed by the Otoventry awl War wickshire Basking Company, has just abseended. His de facetious amount, it is mkt, to 1,0001. He is eery re epectably manected, Red is addition to the elerkshin he held the office of a district registral. —Biteet Peer An extraordinary robbery is reported in the Cork ropers. A few nights since no lam than !01 sheep wan stolen from a dock belonging to Lind Stuart de Dales. Tb• shepherd hes been arrested on suspicion ; bat ash me of the I sheep hes yet beeiddiscovered. 4 1 led us Ma KO l• out, aim hod itad ran sp. I •a des. hit Una ord. me rial ,en ring. ait — L i :141 took . awl ritblo lett. tllll & sad sad dk ad bee.