The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-15 00:00:00

CENTR.4I. CRIMINAL COURT. Tills DAY. OLD COURT. (Same the Refteder.) - . Ah, Lordly,. /in., as, 30, a rerpectable looking young ran, pleaded guilty to three indietecule charging hue wah embowtias considerable mine of money belonging to hie ,m -ph, y. re, Meter,. Foote, Porter, and C o . The pasoner, it appeared, had been in the verdee at the , w 66 are warebonannen in the city of London, re 4e tr r' yeara to coattilenaal rapacity, end several scathe be hid carried an a regular eye.= of nii lite looney, he rceeivid o n their accoant.."7l°lie fndtctment to which the pria,nrr hid pleaded guilty referred to the embvalesnent of looney to the .imount of over 1001. The prisoner, who said he had nothing to urge in ex tennaion ~f the offence, and threw himecif entirely up= the sorn-y of the court, was sentenced to be kept in penal nevi nods for four years. 11i 1: 41 ff\ r. I 1 , 1 , %111 , II ,T1N41.1. The trial of the above-named defendant, for wilful and corrupt perjury, was renamed this morning. Serpent Ferry (specially retained), Mr. Sleigh, and Mr. I,, gaeti appeared for the pressration. Sir F. Thesiger and Mr. Muddketone, Q C. (al,n specially retained), Mx. Bodkin., sad Mr. Gifford, appeared for the .krendent. A numt. , r of s..ditionst WitMooool were OX4XOiIMd OM be. hall of the prosecution this morning; the principal matters rzrtly relied upon to sup pot the chasm of perjury h,„ the & readout had falsely sworn that a portion of the apparatus einpl..)rd by BItIVICII . P Compo t y rumisted 0( Memo Nosing through red hot pipes. end that the model made by the defendant was not a I -rrect tepee...motion of the ap paratus: and a good deal of Evidence was adduced to showELM the pipes nes, were tel ltot, and aim that they maid not be teen from the place spoken to by the defendant. The nee for the prosecution was not brought to a close watd the middle of the day, and Sir F. Thesis, then pro wled to address the jury for the defendant. The we in all potability will last the greater part of to- MOROW. NEW COURT. (Before Mr. Prendergast, Q.C.) This coast was oreopie4 the whole tuornleg hying pri soners fur parsing bed rein, and not one of the eases pos sessed say feature of public interest. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOTSE. Fewbv Ward was chargri with having received maven enba. kitow?,g that they had beast !tole's.. — llan ger, the detective saH —Tin rooming a man whe bad a quantity of nobs went to a man who WY he a Mall in Billingsgate Marked, end banding over SOVIIII of thin, told him to keep them for Ward. The be =On dim appeared, and took the cube, bat finding that Be woe watched laid tbcm dos n, and said he would not have theta. The prisoner, who was stated to have been a inspectable nat, and to be in the habit of doing business In the matte, was remanded bat allowed to give bail. Dodd Grimy and Awn Unlvor were charged with basing gin/relied and fought in a public-holies. Tbs publican said the defendants walked Into his house vwy nearly drank, with seveni WOMPO, and disturbed the quiet cumoniers, but upon bring spoken to by the police they quickly obeyed orders and walked otf to the stenos-house, Alderman Hale said that as the defendants had not re. *tell the police, and ae the landlord thought they bad had inoughe they were at htinty to go, upon the, that they would never dock too much again, end that they would se quarrel in a pub& or private Iran. Jaw nee sett Mary Aw Thou were charged with Wins fmatilid end .bond Cathwrias Crook. — The drfemlenta bad roc to the shop of the complainant end saked for • pennyworth of grapes, and tams the edam' eell to them fee than • quarter of • pound, mid they ovoid supply themselves, and were about to do ma when they mel ~tjk kw. oppoottioa, which they rememed in a mug la manner. There did 1104 appear, however, to be any greet mischief perpetrated. 1111 Alietglea thought that justire would be done by Wing the defendanta to toil kw three months to km p the peens to ell her Najeety's subjects. fro. Thorpe wee comndmed to Holloway Gaol tor two meths, for laming stoles a pocket handkerchief. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. DOING if INYANT. DrifOtt KotranagA, a milk carrier, reakling at 12, Filmy imtst, arm brought before Mr. Berta, charged with st amping to murder ker Mimi child, by sdavialtaring to it gm Vail et nemotie poiwo. Mr. William Boyd fllrhd, sr Tema, Unireralty tel, deposed thst yesterday aftwbocie, about three o'clock, V. Fiume at the ter we. brought to him at the hospital with a alibi in her arms, by a man. Mr. Beadon—What woe the age of the cbd4 Mr. Muelted—About four or Poe mouths old. Mr. Beades—ln what Mate was the child r Mr. Mualowl—Ths child appeared to be 'utterly tems me mode vim. Mr. liesdoe—llsd you any conversation CM the pi ma. ? Mr: Marked—Yee. I egad iter the particular, to see if I wall gather anything from her as to the symptom, but ebe gave me no answer. The man who wee with bar Sate toe the bottle produced, which nor eery strongly of larcouto. Tb prisoner than mid abe hd Imm a ma d • pennyworth of aniseed at a pablie•house In Tottenharcourt•road, which rho hod gives to tbe child. I then directed the child to be removed to one of the wards, sad the usual remedies wen at once applied to reeler Gni mars, bat with very little reser, se the child was of so tender an ap that ft was impossible foe it to recover. It is no doubt dead by this time. John Maynard, No. 31, Fitcroy-market, end—Yesterday smraor in my workshop, whew I beard the noise of. woman crying proceed from No. 3d. I went to the rot, hat seeing the door and window closed I retunisd to 1117410 p. . In row, nrolliinutes afterward. 164 W my neat-does unghbour go Into Ike douse, and bend Ishii my —'• Shut the child'. mouth.' • I went into the house and sew the child lying oat • chair. Planter wr there. I asked her what was lbs matter with the cited; and told her it appeared to be dying, red mom traded her to take it to the bonnet I thou took up the child and carer It as tar es Ike hospital. Another witness wee ermined who proved brierag the =with the child vas deed as .he wee find of the ka r of norm it. This akar elm proved assiag adruristre mar liquid to the child out of bottle. Tb child Immediately true* inarriblo and append to be T T The priewner, who appeared to feel bee positket mon early, was ramended for a week. WORSHIP-STREET. MOltt Of THE /LNIFF. Jews dewribed se n dlkdreseer fa Boeby-eleeet, Bethnal-green, wee charged with earattla. 11e wife with • knife en the litla fad. Cologiab;;;teiTtitat ;ley stated—My husband came home between sire sad six o'clock this inoratag. I wee* bed. He asked fors light. I told hint tbere was not say. He wee drink. I became Manned awl got op. He desired as. ratan to bed, sad I replied, Jeerer, I set afraid to lie by year side." He then dutch.d a knife from tbe table, end with a *soakl oath threatened to stick it into nue if I disobeyed biro. More alarmed, I went to bed, sad thee de did stab we wilt the bath. Wife—Tea sty; but the bile nel7 grazed toy what—lf sharp It nut hare penetrated. The hat stab was the wont —k wee a table-knife._ Y . I yap° a — ; by , how oftm did he ape the balk? Wile—Three time, air. I Seel a great berm( pas bin (the bowels). Mr. D'Eyoreart (exaattoistr the wrapna)—lt does not ap pear eery blunt. Let the *Mee attewhat me the Wastes cottapt?lned of._ __ N, haring i6.d that when called tato the bow be Woad the woman 'Ober and the defendant drunk, Kn. Knee, the attendant, deposed that IbeT. were these eats, not scratches, on complainant's body, that n the abdo men Wen the deepert in the limb. D'Eyneourt (to complainant)—line be assaulted you leave !? is a mailmen habit of hie, air; and I believe be in tends to kill me. Last Jemmy I left king through ill-mega sad ed rerelf fu eve maths, but whenever he met me he begged I would Miffs ham. This I refused to do mil am Pawky amain three scathe past, when on nesting me be raked his Mad sad swam that unless I returned home, that instate was my last is this world. I maid his arm sad fausd he bald • pistol He promised to desist from Mork sad I mauled to hoe with him ages, bet • Sod night had not eloped balm Me i l urge seemliest'', and ban dace entinued. Is deem the mewed Insisted that his wife assaulted her to get him into trouble, and also struck him In the south with the knife—not say wound, haremeauld be ma, and tomplataaat solemnly denied his etatemitt. Mr. D'Eysco ur t remanded the hearing for the attendance Masi darer who well -knew the parties, sad It was now stated the couple lived a wretched life. she . b_elas mho a Make woman. Under them eireunistmees imaisdast wr mat for Dia months' hard labour to the Home of Comedos, larrowly teasplan a trial. SOUTHWARK. ROPIRRAT AT A AILTERAMITM'S. laws Maw* sad Thaws IWarte, two abrbodied Mews, were brought here Mr. Combs, charged the ibibrime drag aad Impeder robbery William Heater, • e t a the ride, Xr. drier, jeweller aud Borough-rook mid that goat deer o'clock as the prior day he mew re prawn lir* about tite eleop•door, sad brief some amerra that Stay mere up te us good. be emoted them far same thee, led about half r hoar afterwards ha maw Payee ihiberalay her • lards squire of ems with ON bands NA sus • watch from ride the wbodow with the at which be hard to the primmer, Threes, sad they rah na of. Wear rut is pursuit of them. sad raw norm mopped vith the mach is his partura. Tle other primmer wee afterwards captured. *r. Cribs rked what was the vales of the watch? THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1857. Witneas rallied that it was worth 41. 10s. Ifenre Jaikiou AI, said he was on duty at the corner of the orough-rliad on the previous morning, whin he baud a , ry of " Stop thief," and on looking marl he saw the prisoner Thomson running, followed by lan wanes,. lie ampised him, end asked him where the watch was, when be puir his Lod in his pocket a nd h an d e d It t o mimes.. After he hod weird him, he went after the other prisoner and took him into custody near the Queen's Prima. They did imt deny the robbery, and mid they did not moo what became of them or they were bard np. Mr. Combs mkerl whether anything was known of them? The constable replied that he bey nothing of them what met They were strangers to thin district. In answer to the charge the prisoners said they were oat of emplo) mein and were in went. Mr. Oman told them that sorb hearty-looking young fellows need not be out of employment. He should commit them for trial, THAMES. ATEA LINO • DINAIIL Ro& rl X rrtlt, an able-bmikd fellow, aced 22, was brought before Mr. Yardley, charged with steii&g the lunches of Thomas Maynard, cooper, and Cornelius Corbett, tabourer. Maynard saw the prisoner go into a shed on the north quay, where the former had deposited hie dinner, con sisting of trend enl meat, sad which he Intended to sat at 12 o'clock, the " lunch time" in the dock. The was immediately captur e d, on w hi c h he said, " Tar r e i 7ti er r dinner and let me go !" On searching him some bread and butter belonging to Corbett, which he bad deposited in another shed, was found upon him. Mr, John Sayer, a dock constable, said a great many peer men, labourers in the dock, had lost their food in th e wane of the last month, and it was Wiese.' the prisoner, who had been seen prowling about the dock, was the thief. The prisoner admitted his guilt, and asked for merry. Mr. Yardley said the pnowner was a mean and despicable thief, an ill-eonditi lacy fellow, who would steal mil at the food of pour hard working wen, instead of earning it by his industry. He sentenced the prisoner to be imp Leotard and kept to hard labour for one month. a la ill 10 41 et. IS! - . r ' M. 100 M. 100 to 011 M. 100 U. 100 M. 100 $1.5i1 .Fra 4 I LI a. el 100 II all IS II it a 11. 141 10 $ le all " Ifji 17 !-IZ SHABA LISTS-2810 DAY. Two orwci. The railway share market to-day is flat upon the settltment. lu numerous cues a decline of per cent and upwards has taken place. The fol lowing are some of the present quotations; being all for the new account, they include the " contango "—viz., London end North Western, 99 to i ; Great Western, 641 to I, ; Mid land, 811 to I ; Great Northern, 24 to per share, lining sturdy; London and South Western, 451 to 48 ; and Eastern Counties, llt to L Grand Trunk of Canada shams hare declined. OILDUILIT MAU AIM ROOM PCI it.o.w.,s. I cl ''a P "'" ' 64 ' 7 yerktsrd”. I I. I P... I_ Ii $1 lira.Wolv.7l4ow Valley VANS. Lea. k Qs% lita. Ileliked . is u fi 41 II $4 4 • Oa Pert►.i Ahord. 1 urban Bernell Jasetka - ----.- 1111111111 Unice, Ors A .. Da. Dos '''''' **.' RA '''' U.. CAA. m 7"Tr. Do. a. Stmt D. 11, bock Ot. tooth. *ad Wilt. ) Gnat Welton Do...teuVanal Qua.ttk Lanertar and Owilabe U.. TWO D. Dew 11.1.6% 100 'Wombats uml 1 orttlfre D. do. T. .2;e122Z2;.;u7.7 si DI•to ?law loo t Brisktea, It IS. Oast C. Itoo b Lambs , * North Water. 10 9. .t.A•40...* 14." 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(Intl.) 4p. o.44o.l.ltaailestylta 6 p. 4 De. p. a rearm. het. Dttaemik totim. te p. 4 Oman, 1116dain4 p. 1tt.1.444446. 4 per ft. De. lbw. Prot. fticia De.GlmtarthrfAluto.4. --.—........-.,... D• ie. de. 6p. • Do. all& Om !yet . Laws.Work.k.ipera. lc tat. k Beg.ot. Da. Iter Or. pet W. Dq 6t. pt 41. Ns. 4 Llat.W.On.ll Nazi p.e. UMW., p.. NUT. =l7haft., A. 4% Ikee., tJas. Op. et. Do. SS elate &ALI p.t. De. yr. e. Pte. See D• if Pre. 4 per wt. _Datest.i 171 . 0 . 44 EL 100 100 It. 100 I all 01. IM 10 all le all N. IN 100 St. IM IT 81 ■ 13 10 10 10 all R. 100 NOVlA•beri-lig, Oelq et, with erase 1m MIMS dim., 4P D~fp 4. Zst. 44k. 11.1•44.—DarT4.4..5.Pri1. Ds. L• 444 p.tt Na I Dw Tel.N.& S. welt. 1 1 . 1 i M IS II el II I/ 14 4 4 52i 5$ n is 101 lei II e le Hi el Si IN IN NI II IN TT if Si Wok Sie t• I IC I d r Hi vi 091 tco Ili i ai H m i I 41 42 to $l4 SI 4$ II Ha Ha /4 e.g. 111 Si M 14 lelldid 49 MI 79 Is• 91 II 0 1:i to 7 11 t$ T tll4 104 It/ 24 VA 12 14 42 _8 V . 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Na. 501 Mee at Lawlor 100 Volty Mutual.. ., l o lee writ. neat ea, se L 2.91.1 ANSI!. 11 t iCELLAN BC 15C 1000 At Tel. itiontal) Y. 16,ee0 15•Amtra/ma Airlmitenl. I 14.000 V tuatrallen Rola; Sfail WO , ' 1 Ifer/In Wattems-lra MOW le Da New ... .. . . ........ . 10 911lA Marten Land .... 11.6151 100 15000011 Si. Coo.llla.of Lag k .. llQli , 2,004 ;.., De.Pret. 1; Per el 1100,0 , 0 6`r r 6l Palm. ......... 'OAK I Do. Preforms, ...- 14,164 3 Ilsr.laser.flissm lim) al %loco 14 balm atom , • MAO Pt. Eretrte 'Pergraiil 4040 1 Mod. Wm. at Irslaad • re, Cr 5 /44.9tAultelas Comm WACO, le'Parep.ll4l.4lm.M.T*l I , li,oo , 25:0m. Dm fkm. Conk, II now 1510,55nral f to. 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Wm ..—.--....- It ' t ' I I IS II II 1 14 I 1 II II 14 II I fe Ms Tho following are this day's sales for the i ORDTNART FRANI:A AND STOMA. Caledonian, 841 31 ; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundeo, 321 ; Great Western, 441 1 5; London, Brighton, and South Coast, 1041 4 ; Landon and North Western, 991 1; Loudon arid South Western, 92. Manchester, Shtftleld, and Lin colnshire, 4114 ; £lll 1 ; Scottish North Eastern Aberdeen Stoc 26; Sou Eastern, SS. I.INTA I;VARTD AT FITTD ATNTALS. Midland Bradford Preference dock, 90 I. RRITINIS POP9PANIONS. Grand Trunk of Canoda, 49 • Great Indian Peninsula, New, guaranteed 5 per odd., 4 , Great Weetan of Canada Shard, 21k f. TIIETERENCE MEARES. Bliatol and Enter, 4 per cent. Stock, 20. ARITISII MINES. Wheal Edward (Caldock), St. ZOINT RTOCIE TANKS. Landon N.. Landon, 26 lIIFCEI Crystal Palace Preferences 4. LOCAL 88421 MAJIZEIV. layman. Om. 11.—Tbero Y ve7 little &too hi the Stock To e.,oce to-day, mot tole, me Steady. toledooloa, 42 Pt 4—Enot Tam Mire, P*4-lOtto Meer FL u I dial 4 Wry. loOt—Lootiost and North Wotra cw rgazl . l metteota abolhold , and laseohafrot 411—Mamd. .11 liphkeitotria 4 per Coot. Proforma 24. term 14.—The principal b 0115.% T fee melt met.enemt. The market ememc.l rather groomer. tot pre army 6 Mule et the deem imetent Countlee. 111 014 meat fteemant.l6 elf 1424 I I meet .cunt)—Thretrm, 214 1.16 1214 MU •000.11 —North Rtaturd4. 4 dbx next aeameat—E.4 Lamemehlre. 96. Mel 4 mat atoountl—Leml.. 11004 meet aceemmo-51mIleod, 915 1 nest emeeteet—Graed Treats. II 9 1m oust accomat—Leele Prefenem 133—Oreat It eaters. 65 meet monk. TRAFFIC RETURNS. ILILWATIc Work roes. lull IL balhlo &la .. ..... . 7. ..... ... i . ... la US Pl.l Mock mile, Auseet e. Detroit and Milwaukee ...... 100 63T Al Mesk enllmt AOO 01. 61 • /1.470 4.214 Week en , lieg Antlet ST. Detroit and MO DI Week roam Attasetti. Oreet.Weeent et Camas 6.tfe 2.112 MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two oTtocc. The funds to-day remain dull at the reduction which was established yesterday afternoon. The further details of the Indian intelligence have produced no effect upon the market. English railway shares are weaker. Consols are quiet, at 90; to i! for money, and DO?, to ? for the 14th October. Exchequer Bills remain dull, at is. to 3s. dis. _ . Turkish Six per Cents. are flatter, at 941 to 95. Other foreign securities present no striking change. The sales include Mexican Bonds at 214; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 79 cx div. ; l'in'tuguese Three per Cents., 1833, at 431; Spanish New De ferred Three per Cents. at 231; the 'Passive Bonds at 51; Turkish Guaranteed Four per tents. at 991 ; and Venezuela Bonds at 311. The imports of the precious metals annourced yes terday comprised a total of about 351,000/., including 10,600/. by the Arabia, from New York ; 171.290/. (of which about 84,000/. is gold, and 90,000!. silver). by the Arato, from the West Indies and Pacific; 91,222 sovereigns by the Star of Peace, from Sydney; 4,962 oz. of gold, by the Sardinian, from Melbourne ; 334 oz. by the George Marshall, from Sydney ; about 50,000/. in Russian gent', by the steamer St. Petersburg, from St. Petersburg ; and 3,120/., by the Tagus, from the Peninsula. Of the above supplies, fully 40,000/. in Ilus.ian gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The gold by the other vessels is expected to be despatched to the Continent. The sovereigns by the Star of l'eace arc understood to be of Australian coinage, and conse quently will also be sent away. This vessel arrived at Gravesend yesterday afternoon. The silver by the Atmto will probably go to the East. The smallness of the remittance by the Arabia is owing to the panic in the New York money market. When money is in such eager request then-, remit tances to this side are kept within the narrowest pos sible limits. The latest quotation of exchange on London was 109 to 1091. The rate of discouut on first-class paper was 12 to 15 per cent. We republish the particulars of the gold remit tances known to be on the way to this country from Australia. A very large sum is now dile, or overdue ; Period hoard. h.: u.ltng Nave. Belo& at Sm. Ounce, Wyo. Bummer Cloud may 11 .... 123 Ave .... 7 Anglo nuns Jam 1 .... 105 „ 24.p4 .... n 3.711 True Brit= . Juno 13 .... 93 131./93 277.n0 , ./ Noormshal . Jr*" 13 .... 3;31 . 10.300 Calin.rols . lloatromemoy . . Joao 16 .... 90 „ 30.1%.... 10.310 Norfolk . . . 3u/r 3 .... 31 „ . ...100.14, Total OIInCOB 248.71.7 in Mark-lane, yesterday, wheat realised, in some cases, an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter over Mon day week's rates, but the market was not active. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at ports of call since last Friday is as many es 14, of which 10 consist of wheat, and 16 of maize. Considerable business is going forward in this branch of the market. Yesterday's mail reports a further decline of Is. to 2a. 6d. per quarter in many of the French wheat markets. _ _ _ . Telegraphic adders from St. Petersburg, dated Saturday, quote the exchange on London at 370. The price of tallow was 182 ro. for September, and 183 to 184 ro. on the spot. Letters from Constantinople, received ye , terday, speak of the French influence as being decidedly in the ascendant there, and confirm the retirement of Reschid Pacha. It is rumoured that Fuad Puha succeeds him as President of the Tanzimat, and he, it is well known, is devoted to French interests. A loan of 1,000,0001. is said to be on the tapir, but the details have not yet transpired. The exchange on London had again risen to 139, and money was . - The hearing of the petition for the winding-up of the London and Eastern Banking Corporation, in the Court of Chancery, is postponed until the 21st instant, when it will come on before Vice-Chancellor Wood, at Ipswich. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, is again unfavour able, being 8,5971., or equal to 301. 7s. Gd. per mile, against 10,498/., or 371. 2s. per mile, for the corre sponding week of last year. During the first four weeks of the current half-year, the aggregate de crease is 8,0151. Tuesday, the 22nd instant, has been appointed ape. cial settling day in the Stock Exchange for the shares of the National Guaranteed Manure Company (limited), which are not to be quoted in the official The Stock 7 .xchange Committee have also ordered that the several shares of the Eastern Counties Railway Company be quoted as stock in the official lista. --• The ordinary general meeting of the Recife and Sao Francisco (Pernambuco) Railway Company is called for the 15th Oct., in London. The movement of prices in the New York stork market is shown in the following extract from the fortnihtiv circular of Messrs. Camraann and Co., of that city, 'dated the Ist inst. The most remarkable feature of the panic is the extraordinary fall of 28 per cent, within a fortnight in Illi nois Central Railroad shares, the depression of which was aggravated by the unexpected an nouncement of a call of 10 dots. per share. This call is necessitated by the fact that parties who had the option of taking shares of the company, and who were fully expected to take them, as until within the last few days they have stood at a considerable premium, now naturally decline to do so, as the shares can be bought in the market at a large dis count. The company being thus deprived of funds upon the receipt of which they had every right to rely, are obliged to make a call. Apart, however, from the temporary pressure which this unexpected demand occasions amongst some of the holders, the position of the undertaking remains intrinsically as good as it was before : In State Stocks the business of the fortnight hem been rather limited. The principal pales have been of Missouri Six's, at 78 to 671; Virginia Six's, at 901 to S7l; California Sevens, at 60 to 49; Indiana Fives, at B'2 to 77; Tennessee Six's, at 841 to 82; Kentucky Six's, at 991 ; and Louisiana Six's at 75. As competed with our last quotations, to-day's dosing prices show a decline of 4 per cent. in Virginia Sic . e, 4in Tennessee, 21 in Missouri, 11 in Louisiana, 10 in Cali fornia* and 9 in Indiana Fives, and the market eantiuues heavy. Railroad bonds have also been_ quite inactive, and in some cares have declined materially. New York Central Six's are steady and scarce, bat the Sevens have had a down ward tendency. There have been small sales of the former, at 87 to 86, and of the latter, at 98 to 94 1. Of Erie Railroad ' Sends there have been small "ales of second mortgage, at 91; third mortgage, at 77 ; sinking funds, at 79 to 70; 1862•8 st 701 ; and 187 1 ' ., at 50 to 52. In Illinois Central Bonds the trausetions have been unusually limited. Construction bonds have been sold at 99 to 811; and Free Lando, without privilege, at 90. Harlem first mortgage have been sold at 76 to 72; second mortgage, at 681 ; Michigan Southern Sinking Fund, at 60; 'Judson River, first mortgage, at 93; Term Haute and Alton second mortgage, at 62 to 484 ; La Crosse and Milwaukie land grant bond.. at 38 to 35; Galena and Chicago second mortgage, at 80 to 791. and Lake Erie, \Varela, and St. Louis first mortgage, at 44. The principal decline is 8 per cent. in Erie third mortgage, 91 in sinking fend, andl6 fn 1862's and 1871'., and 12 in Illinois Central Construction. In railroad ' , hares the trans. actions have been large, and the depredation general. The greatest decline is in Illthois Central, on which a new instal mint of 10 dole. per share has been called in, payable on 25th inst., for the purpose of providing in part for the floating debt of the company. This measure, although generally ap proved, has led to large tales of the stock, under which the peke receded to 86, a fall of 28 per cent. from our last quota tion., but to-day it has an upward tendency, closing et 90 to 91. Of the rights there have been null ulea at 105 to 102. Erie has been sold as low as 17, but the company hav ing to-do., obtained • loan of 600,000 dots. from the banks, it heti since advanced to 191. To-day'. closing pride show a decline from thou of 18th ult. of 7 per cent. in New York Central, 24 in Illinois Central, 11 in Erie, 7in Reading, 20 in Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 13 in Galena and Chicago, 15 in Chicago and Rock Island, 7 in Michigan Southern old, and 131 In the preferred stock, 18 in Michigan Central, 20 in Milwanki• and Miesissippi, and 20 in La C/0160 and Milwankle. Yesterday was "making-up day" in the share mar ket. London and North Western and Midland stocks, especially the latter, were in full supply at the settle ment, and high rates were paid by speculative holders to carry over their purchases to the 30th inst. As much as 4 per cent. was paid in the after noon in each case. Great Western stock, on the other hand, was scarcer in the market, and 1-16 to per cent. " backwardation " (or bonus for the loan of it) was given. On Caledonian the " oontango " Is NI Is so 1 I$ 111 111 lis I. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CDT ELECTRIC TELEGRAM) DONCASTER MEETING.-(TIIIS DAY.) FITZWILLIAII STAKES. Vedette . .. .. next,' Royal . .. .. Lady Alice .. .. Ina. Won by ahead. CHAMPAGNE STAKES. Fire furlangs 152 yard,. Dumfries, Sister to Ellington, Ecßrae, Lard of L.rn, Ancient Briton, Volta, Terrill. , Whitewall, Syllabus, Ho pair*, Heather to Bird-on-the• Wing, and Analog, my here. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. Ow mile, at: furlong', 132 yard.. Mary, Poodle, Wank* Mellon., Tame Deer. Bandalore, Babylon, Lawn Gown' baguet, Relapse, Cap tain Powlett, and Hobgoblin are here. PAID FORVEIT.—St. Ones, Onkball, Vandannenun, anima's, and (Henninger. REVIVAL PLATE. Cu'rimy, Sepia's, Annie Laurie it, Snide, Eller& dam g_gpatg of Shillelagh, Julia, Lady Emily, Old nine.. Amine, Nark Tommy, Sunbeam, Intereidona, and Proud Preston Prg are here. GLASGOW STAN ES. Lord of Lora, Duratriea, GM, The Blacksmith, rod Night Ranger sre bere. The following St. Leger hone. are hem:—Blink Bonny, Igeoramm, Torreament, Adams. Anton, Arsenal. Den sour, Zuyder Zee, lisperimme, Magner, Bashi Betook, Commotion, Capt. Powlett, Church Lawton, Lady Haw thorne, Old Tom, Rotterdam, (Meade, Sprig of Shrlltlegb, Arta, and Wardermanke. AIktVAL4. —SReild License, Hereto°, Jessie, Flyaway, Ketberine Lo a Ellermhe,ol3unpus, West Long ton, Rma Bonbear, Lstwet, Nougat, Church Lan,rton, (Asada, Orchehill, Sermon. Chanoinisse, Meta, Pelissier, Ths Hsdji, Swale, Br. to Marchioness, Amsterdam, Rovers* Berne, The Gourd, Turret, St. Nougats, Beseiriee, Diph thong colt, La Pills de Regiment, llatonens filly, Vigo, Sir Colin, Yeller Cis], Ekoes dam e, New thiehtan, Cantrip, 80g1e . % hlargarct nt Anjou e, Wanderer, Inspiration, Iles. Lady Alice , and Wild Honey. LATEST BETTING. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 3to 1 eget Rasp* (t freely) 6to I Tasmania (i) 7 to I her tyro (o 6) ST. LEGER. 7 to 4 on the Ileld (of) CHAMPAGNE STAKES. 5 to 2 opt Eclipse (t) CESAREWITCH STAKES. 16 to 1 eget Relapee (t) Kelm' scratched for all his 111 garments here. NORTH OF EUROPE STRAY N41704770Y COMPANY.-(THIS 1.441'4 This afternoon the usual half-yearly meeting of the above eompany was held at the Leedom Tavern, Mr. 112114MA-21, chairman of the board of directors, h the chair. The report, which we. taken as veld, has already been published. The CM AIRMAN enema that three months ego it wee his duty to sausonnee that a large part of the °vital of the romp= WY y lost, It wee now ha duty to add that a still 7arther Ines had taken 'thee. The revenue account showed • lased MONS., but the whale of the amount was =tactually leer, ea 3,0001. had been carried to the insurance fund and 9,3321. to the depreciation fund. The actual loss in capital account we. 179,0081. 3s. 6d. The estimate fur bad debts war about the same as that published by the committee of co-operation, but since then additional claims bad come in, and the directors had fixed the suspense account at 10,0001. lie could hold out no hops that this 10,0001. would be mare than the company would require to meet outstanding liabilities. The company's factory could not now be estimated at 29,000(. ; had the ship. remained fully employed in the North of Europe trade it might fairly haw mood at that value, but in the &teepee °leach employment the directors had adopted the pit inciple of a aye per cent. depreciatioa to the factory. Making all these allowances, the lora as capital wood on the 30th of Jane last at 179,00 W. 3a. U. It was importable for the directors now to determine whether it was prudent to carry on the concern any longer; nor could he give any estimate of the probable ultimata lola to the shareholders supposiag it should hereafter be' Mond advisable to wind up. That must depend upon the price the company got for the ships they ebould resolve to get rid of, end their valise mint meanwhile be estimated upon the principle laid down by the committee Of co-opera tioa. Aa regarded the future, the new booed of directors who had only been in odk• two montb• and • half, had does their bent to reduce the sources of loss and increase the =ity of the nett profit. He would not s t a t e t h e emu that might mislead; but it might be mitering Co the sthreholders to know that the company's it:sling oath, the prevent system of management had proved remunerative. Under these circumstances the directors recom mended the ahareholders to go on until the teed of the year sad still have the question of goisg on or winding up open for derision neat year, when the directors and shareholders would be in a better position to determine what It will be bust to do. Be concluded with moving the adoption of the report This motion gave rim to • discussion width appear's, likely to be of a protracted character. At the does of the ordinary business the meeting was to be made special for considering resolutions with regard to the sale of some of the *hips, the insurance fund, and the reduction of the board of dbeckes. TIM REGISTRATION COVIETs.—(Turs DAT.)— EMS? BVllllEll.—This morning Mr Walter Buchanan Rid dell, Bart., coma/awed the revision of the list of voters for the Eastern Division of the county of Surrey, to the Tatty 11.11, Kenniegton. The Eats for the di/oriels of Clapham sad Streatham were proceeded with, sod agents were present to protect the liberal and consecrative interests, and nume rous claims sad objection' were sustained on both doles, the liberal interest pining a alight advantage. No novel point was involved during the prooredings, and at 12 o'clock the court comneeswed the firrillitS of the pariehes within the bo rough of Lambeth. STRANGE SEICIDE:A well-arefied MO, thirty well of sur, went the day before yesterday to th e top of the ikuent lof Joy, Place do la Beanie and as it wee sur rounded by • 'amber of peewee he, after • while, politely requested some of them to allow him to approach the railing to enjoy lb panoramic view before hint. Alter 'Wag about for sm. little time, be remarked, How is it posaibis that people nu ever have the mirage to throw thenuelree from seek bei•hte. Even to leek down causes few." The seer him looked daera, and at the seam meenset he V. Land on the railing mad dung himself over. lie fell on hie heed, which was so dreadfully crushed that death mast have been instantaneous. Nothiugkond on him showed who he wag. and his body wee stet to the Idotgue—Gattetiess. Tint TRADE or Llesltroot..—LientrOolL, Mog i:ker.—The Custom@ Bill of Entry, published this nosing, prims a rehire of ths nambor sod keens of the shir . 2 t e r . hare mitered intrude from aad cle are d outwatds for ports in the week sailer the 12th of Sep., 1867, aa wail ee the cornett:siding peeled at 1866. It appears that dente et dm UM weak 84 ships of an agverste teenage of 30 996 toes, .tend inwards, tipsiest 61 skips, 30,417 t oes is 1866 being an increase of 33 le the cumber of ship, and as bieresse of 679 tons in the tonnage; the amber of eksratioms out weeds daring lb. week 87 shim. of • tolinalr a; of 4863 tone white 99 ships and 61,602 t oss i n 1 being • &IMMO of 12 altfEe mid an Inseam of 484 tone The total tuber et ships repotted towards from tareign ports dub( IM prima yew itp to the 12th of Stmt. was 3,134, with • toseso of 1.878,072 toms, against 3,013, and 1,725,905 toms is the year 1836, dewing as Jeerer, of 121 Alpe sad • de ems, of 47,533 tons. Tim toed number of shim e!eseid outwards foe foreign poets aerie, the peetet year op to the 111th of Sept., was 3,074, with a tonnage of 1,838,3 tons, =3,448 shim and 1.843,040 toes in th• year 1866, ea imam at 221 Maps sad 16 5 306 kW. I 0W.1.:467,11—iii: IL W SL IN mall R. IN 111. IN IS sll ill Pl IN IL IN It. IN U If I SI de. fail doh. _ eer — r. De. pent. Ds. V i s z . r Ct. Pieta& Leed.emat.e.s)) De. Piper NEL— De. Sue fp per net „. Hell Wes ges. 4p p tar usie bildre,. 4 44. 4 eaer.t. e. A rA" Its Ili IC4 HI H ii I$N IN N ISO I 1 • sa y COLONIAL GOVERNMENT smarm si. ralle•llo.lVJd7 1N 111 11l DA Am 61.115ORAAL IN Ds. Opoo.11•AIMAK IN EEG IL ellivemelak NM IN AINCIow.I pa.DO 1.11 N Ol/12: W AMY Ipa. Sig. 111 Due. Mom. UTI - 100 ...... 0. MAMAARA lel rm. S. VlaliffiApolhiMil* IN -. Tele. TAY. . lEff. SU& if I MN 4041 I=4 1.1.14 8:97 10.4811 week eadtag flrptombr krilitticsoad Bomb $43" sawn aes —....... 1381 lOU 8.18 . 3 11,13 DOT ?DEFT AND STUDY DETECTION.—On Wednes day afternoon Mr. Samuel Minds, grocer, Plesaance, missed a box from hilelE n costaining bank-notes to the amount of 601. His fell upon a message-boy in his employment named ing, who had not returned to the shop after going to his dinner at two o'clock. Yester day forenoon Police-constable Mitchell oteerred four boys taking out tickets for Glasgow at the Edlnbargh and Glas gow Railway station, and hie soapicion being excited, he took them into melody. Plitaahlg was one of the four; and, on searching him. 40/. of the missing money were found ix his possession. It appears that Fleming and his aseociates took the box first to the Queen's-park, broke it open, and appropriated the contents. They then went out to Leb eeton, where they slept in a eked all night, and next mating came back to town for the purpose of making their escape to O 4 ettow._ l 2 l the drat instance.--liarth Brae*. -- TIIE MANUFACTURE OF WORD,.-No permission has been so much abused in our days as that of Horace for rho manufacture of woods. He allow, men to mould one now and thee, with a modest discretion and caution • but he is addiewing poets, not vendor , of patent leathe r or elegem in marine storm. Would he not have stood etched at the term " antigropylos" ? Would it not puzzle a &slime or Bentley? It is time, we protest, to put a Mop to them vile coinages when every breeches-maker or blacking-manufac turer invents a compound word of six syllables as expressive of his wares. Ladies do not wear petticoats now-a-days, but crinolines. What is their new name for garters ? Men do not ride on horseback as aforetime—they take equestrian exercise; women are not married like their grandmothers— they aro led to the hymeneal altar. A bookseller, forsooth, becomes a bibliopole ; and a servant le converted into a maaciple. Barbera do not sell tooth-powder and shaving as their fathers did, but odonto, and dentifrice, and ry ; hair-wash has pawed away—ft is capillary ran anyone tell us what is the meaning of "diagnosis" as applicable to disease? It it has a signification at all, we I will guarantee to find half a dram Saxon monosyllables ex- restive of the same idea. Medical gentlemen, too, talk of phlebotomy we know that It has some connexion with bloodletting, and, for our own part we always associate the term with • night we once meant be tween the sheet*, all alive 01 in en Irish hotel. Wits would believe that " epiataxis" means simply bleeding at the nose ? Fancy one schoolboy doubling his est, and telling another to "look out for eplataxis." What is meant by that fashionable word " sestbetlos?" We take up the first book within mach, and open it at random. It is Wahine Wadsworth; • Biography," by Edwin Pax ton Hood. Well, what do we read P "By esthetic biography," he rya, "is simply intended a life in Its ideal attitudes." Simply Intended! Did emir mortal man listen to such verbiage run mad P What, agate, are we en understand by the words objective"" and subjective," which every goose with his sham ivies has sow n-4 6y* on his lips ? Thew Titanic lams will cer tainly be the death et as.—.l%ileise Zwasiow, ke Sept. passed away in the afternoon, and at the close tho rate was i t " bads% ardation " to " even." Upon thn whole, money is in more demand at the pre,eat share settlement than for some time past. We 60-- join nur usual statement of the terms generally quoted: Loel• n no.l North Wr.tern from Ito per ernt. Great We:aerta „ 1-16 to backwarir tion:' Midbinol „ 3-16 to i contango Lon .a, Y• I to 4 ditto Ke.ttin. ~ 1.16 to per share ditto Great Nor/11,n -16 to ditto Cob d•a :ianc -16 to ditto York and "North Midland „ to 3-16 ditto IterwA. -16 to fl ditto lonic end S. „ 3-16 to 6-16 ditto Great Wc,tan v.:oh „ 1-32 to 1.16 ditto MONDAY EVENING. This marning the first interpretation put upon the telewaphie news from India was rather favourable, much strew being laid upon the announcement of the reverses sustained by the rebels in various quarters, including their defeat by General Dave lock. The assurance that the Europeans at Luck now and Agra still held out was also received mull a feeling of relief. In the afternoon, however, the re was a disposition to attach more importance ts the mutinous symptoms manifested by a portion of the Bombay army. Rumours were also circulated— with what foundation remains to be seen—that lieu British forces before Delhi have sustained some C Oh siderable losses. These reports, which must be re ceived with caution, contributed to increase thu anxiety for the arrival of more detailed accounts. The funds opened with considerable strength, and even 1-16 per cent. dearer than they closed on Saturday, and derived support from a large specu lative purchase. Sales, however, were afterwains pressed, and prices gradually receded, finally closing about 3-16 per cent. lower than on Saturday. In all the other departments of the Stock Exchange great dulness prevailed, especially towards the: close. English railway shares retain considerable steadiness; but French and Canadian were decidedly heavy; whilst American have fallen greatly, in ',- sponse to the panic at New York. The gloomy ad vices from the American and French markets con tribute materially to check any tendency towards int provement here. In the discount market to-day the demand for _ _ money was moderate, but nothing is done below tho Bank minimum. At the Bank itself the demand was shady, but not pressing. At Vienna on Saturday there was a fresh full of about per cent. in the Austrian funds. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 901 for the 14th Oct., opened this morning at 904 to 91, and thence gradually receded, closing at 00 to 1. For money the last price was 901 to I. After the close of tlie Stock Exchange the market was still flat. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1. 4; ditto for account (14th Oct.), 91, NI, 901, 901 • India Stock, 213 ; Thicc-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer: Bonds, falling payable in 1838 and 1859 , 98 1. Exchequerl Bills remain dull, at 7s. to 3s. is. In the foreign stock market the fluctuation was principally confined to Turkish Six per Cents.,which were first marked 931, but afterwards receded. in sympathy with Console. The 4 o'clock price was 93 to 1, being 1 to . 1 per cent. lower than the closing quotation of Saturday. The " continuation" on this stock to the new account, expiring on the 30th inst., was Ito per cent. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were also a little flatter, at 991 to a. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 79 to 80 ex div. Spanish Three per Cents., 401 to ; ditto, Deferred, 231 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1011 ; ditto, Five per Cent., 1829 and 1639, 1001. Dutch Four per Cent. Cerificates, 991. Russian Four-and-a• Half per Cents. (Small Bonds), 99g. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 251; the Passive Bonds, 51. Turkish Six per Cents., 951,1, 1, N ; ditto Guaran teed Four per Cents., 991. Equador New Consolidated Bonds were also offi cially marked 131. In the London market for American securities, much agitation prevailed to-day, but little or no real business was done, quotations being purely nominal. The market has not yet had time to become settled at Vie reduced range of prices. Illinois Central Itail way shares, which closed on Saturday at 21 to 31 prem., were nominally quoted to-day 10 dia. to par, but without business. Illinois Central Bonds, redeemable in 1873, were quoted 78 to 82. MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLoor, The marlitt for home mining stocks remains steady, though quiet. There are inquiries to-day for East Basset shares, which have been pur chased at 52. Wheal Edwards continue in steady demand, and arc marked 8!. United Mines have also been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 140. In foreign end colonial mining stocks there is no altenitioi. of importance. Subjoined is the official list of the closing quo tations in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers: Alfrod Consols. 131, 14 East Basset, 50, 52 ; East Rus sell, 3 , 1+ ,415.; Hingston Down, 4k; Lsrly Bertha, 17s. CA., 18a 6d. ; Pendeen, 2, 21 ; Bortri e Consols, 11. 2 ; croft, 41, I ; Wheal Arthur, 4 1, , 'heal Basset, 2171,22%. MONDAY ilvsaince. In the market for home mining stocks to-day, shares in East Basset, St. Day United, Tinerott, East Alfred, Wheal Edward, and South Cern Brea, were inquired for. Trcwaths. Great Wheal Alfred, Alfred Consols, and Great Wheal Vor shares were all flat. The following transactions are reported to us from the Stock Exchange, in addition to those comprised in the official hat, :—North Wheal Crotty at 51 to 51; St. Day United at 265. to 275.; Wheal Edward at 8! to 83 ; and East Alfred at 31. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. NAONNTIC TELEGRAPH.) (TROY OVA OWN COERTANONDINT.) We Led a good attendance at our market this day, and 11 there was a fair buriners done in whiat at an advance on red of 31. per 701 k. Flour asp sold better. pear, Indian corn, and °off, had only a limited trade, without change in pricey. Nor catunal was rather eater. MINCING-LANE.-THllli DAY. Suoaa.—The public sales of West have gone of irregularly at about last week's prices; the other ass are progreuing without spirit. Refined lumps are scarce and are quoted 61e. to 63e. 6d. Corrr.r. —The mall public said have gone off without altering general quotations. 'lra —The market is firm, with a fair demand for quali ties suited for consumption. Common Conon, Is. 21d. ALT rETRE. —216 bags refraction 64 sold at 53e. 6d., and the demand by private contract is confined to parcels to arrive. . . Rlre.—A largo business hu been done in cargoes Ms-rive, and prima are IL shade higher. Co rros .—The quantity offering it small, and high prices have been psid. 300 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. Rev steady. Ica ether articles no material alteration. TALLOW lIARICET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet at the annexed quotations —Town tallow, 625. nett cash , Petersburg Y.C. on the soot, 1325. ; Septxwber, 61e. ; October to December, 395. 63.; January to March, 595. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davie reports trade without alteration. Prune meadow hay. 70s. to 161. ; superior ditto. 80s. to 855.; in ferior ditto, 500. to 63e.; town, 60 0 . to 680.; clover, 90s. to 1080.; second cut, 85s. to 100 s.; straw, 265. to 30s. Toe CHOLERA.—The cholera has broken out at Hamburg. Between the 29th of August and the 6th of Sep tember, there were 239 cams, of which 136 proved fatal. THE CHESTNUT CROP.—A letter from Limoges states that the chestnut trees in the Limousin are breaking down under the weight of the fruit. Never in the memory of man was there seal co large a crop of chestnuts as this year. They will be as remarkable for quality as for size to consequence of the favourable weather. I I II