The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Moro Mr. Commissioner °caftans.) ra RE HERRIOTT.—QUESTION AS TO COST& The bankrupt was a publican, of Stainsler.road, Eut I cam.ros - - - , on behalf of the petitioning creditor, asked for ....I order on Mr. Aldridge to refund the sum of 161. re- .eierd out of this estate, on the ground that the costs of the solicitor to the petition should first be paki. H'v Honour inquired if the bill had been sent in at the proper time and tared ; and being answered in the negative, .41 that he could not entertain the application, the v:ieitor having chosen to go to sleep over the matter. It 11,1. probably owing to Mr. Aldridge's activity that any thing bad bees realised to the estate. He was not, as Mr. Mos bad called him, the crown solicitor, but the solicitor appointed by the Lord Chancellor to act for the official I.4sigoee in cases where no trade assignee was chosen, and the ippointrosat was a most fortunate one for the ends of antics._ Mi — Rizig wished to have his Honour's decision u to obether Mr. Aldridge wes entitled to his costa prior to hose of the solicitor to the petition being paid. His Honour said he would determine that question when .t came before him. He wee clearly of opinion that Mr. .:Ziog ought to take nothing by his motion ; he should there fore dismiss the application with caste. Ilf RE T. ABBOTT. The bankrupt was a clerk in the Probate Court, main Kensington. Debts 1,0691., of which 8501. was due to :osecured creditors; so assets. It wu stated that the -Jokt apt's dart' wu 130/. a year. Being asked by th e Court how much he proposed to gel aide for the payment of his debts, The banks apt said he wa only what wu called a tem ;army clerk, having been appointed when he was over age. He had no regular esdas7. His Honour said, in that cue he could not net anytb;og 14eck, and granted the order. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKEXWELL. 1.1V1M711:N CAB 2% OF COMPIMATION A0•138T THE WATIO- FOLITAN RAILWAY. There were no lees than 17 eases of disputed compensation against the Metropolitan Railway set down for hearing to. day, but before they were gone into it was announced by the geotlemen representing the comma, ghat about 12 of them bad bees settled. The claims represented over 3,0001., and the whole of them had been arranged at a nub below Mr. Willis, a greengrocer, of Guildford-plum, claimed COO'. ss oompeosation for the injuries b• lad unstained through the formation of the company's works. Mr. %Mull, on behalf of the company, asked for an order for the payment of 401., the claimant having &greed to accept that rum. The order you made. _ Mr. Lineker, coffeehooee•keeper, of the Yoekeoad. elaimed 2501. for the damage he had eantaised by lam of Weems, am, by the ccoetruction of the railway. Mr. Bluebell appeared for the company aid Mr. Broom for the claimant Br. Harker, after bearing the case, made an order for the mama of 11W., and 51. se. meta. Amongst the seems formally decided was that of a Mr Daly, a fur akin dimmer, aarrrryyii ng on his business in Bed Lionellsy, Cow-crass, Bmithtield. Be sought oompemetioe for the injury and km he had rasteined in coesequeeee of the works cured out by the respondent, in the construc tion of their railway. The total claimed, including the value of the goodwill of the premises, the plant and trade fixtures, the lota by removal, and the difference in the rent of new premises from these lately held by the claimant, was 9281. Mr. Cooper, herreter-a6law, attended for the claimant, and after hearing him and Mr. Bertha on behalf of the company. Mr. Barker made an order for the payment of 1431. odd, with 51. se. formate Mr. Begin, who had carried on badness u carver sad Met, at 7, Rapetseek Clerkenwell, when he hod reified ter upwards of six yaws, elsimwllool. as awmpavaseios far the iojory to his trade aad !mimes from 1860 to 1862, laring which time the works of the eompsay were is ?re rAter barrister-at-law, attended for the olairoant. Mr. Borebell, for the compaay, in the course of the airy, elicited from the claimant and his witness that I. had the premise. for a term which had hem completed interior to the commencemeet of the aompaoy's works, and rhea he was ooly tenant at will. He wholly denied the existence of any loitariog on the pert of the company ; bet, is the claimant had been put to owns costa, be was quits willing to coesset to as order in his favour for the mesa of 101. After some cooversation between the parties, the offer was accepted. Mr. Barker said that, from what he had moo. the cam- Fey in all eve behaved to a very far sod liberal spirit, sad made ao order for 101. to be paid to the surest. MAHLBOROUGH.MIREMT. 00TCABTS IN sass PAIL Mr. Rogers, 000 of the officers of fit. Gierge's psi* waited upon Mr. Knox this morning, and stated, In refe rence to the above subject, that he had, on the ppKKof that parish, bees in cornmituination with the Commissbeera of Woods and Works sad the Commissioners of Polies, mad ascertained that a correspondence had been grin as between them, the Commissioners of Police being aware of the alarm ing extant of the nuisance, and that steps were about being takes for the purpose of suppressing the eviL Mr. Knox said he was very glad to hear it, for the evil required suppreesirs. for the sake not only of the poor creators—two of whom were before him the previous day, sad than whose appearance frothing could be more deploy- able—but for the protection of the public. The minter admitted to the infirmary of fit. George% Workhouse bur bees rather nederstatesi—the number alto gether being 47—ass female stating that she had not left the park for five weeks, being there night sad day. sorrraWARIC. J 177. inlos Hawn, a lad about thirteen years of age, was brought before Mr. Combs charged with being conceroed with other lads not In custody in assaulting an old woman aimed Mary Green, and robbing her of ss. 9 , d. The promentrix, • jolly-looking female, said that she lived in the neighbourhood of the New-cut. and on Thursday dreamt last about 3 o'clock she went into Jolumos-street to make some purchases. She was going home with a saucepan in one hand and ss. 9d. in the other, whoa • number of bids surrounded her and pelted her with room. The prisoner was among them, and took a very active pert in the attack. One of the Lids threw a bony moos at her, which struck her on the hand, and her matey fell on the ground. Before she could pick it up . the primmer imbed at hr, pushed her on one side , sad pecked up the may, with which he yea off. She endeavoured to pursue him, but his companions prevented her. Witness after wards pve isformatios to the pollee. Policommetable 130 L said be received information of the robbery, and west a march a the swimmer, bat Goad sot find him until Wednesday evesiag. When told what he was charged with, be admitted beteg with the boys who threw stone at the prosecarix , bat maid he did not throw say. He also laid that he picked the money up. In answer to the charge the boy mid he saw the mosey drop, cad he picked it up ad spent it Mr. Ocatheasked whether anything was known of him ? The coostable said he wee • very bad boy. He associated with • peg etyeng *one who won a two,, to the la habibure and paseentries is the Newart. Ha did set think he had ever bees cam luta. - lii.oombeMia that a atop moat be put to tie depreda tions of these young seampa, and at a amities to them be sentenced then to fourteen date imprisonment in Wadsworth Haw el Correction. Tait NITS STEPNEY MEATING-emcee—(THlS Dar.)—This Large and impaleg beildieg wee epeasel for puhlie worship this day, having bees erected at ea mean of 10,0001., for the coegratsilm of the old B=l= house, a plain red•bricked edifice, which has demolished. The sew structure hoe been raised near the site of the old amend is one of the basdeoniest and most of the many religious edifices lately erected by L tl: most semen of the metropolis. It is in the Gothic style, with three towers. There is a spire et the south-end eagle of the building ISO fest is heiglit. &MOIST ON Tait NORTH EARIMIN On Mo nday , just whoa the Malkin train was attaining fall ra, after startieg Irma Think, a little girl, eight dasOter of Mr. Thompson, of Scackletce• fell hen out of the train. The mother (who had also a child in her eras) was bad upon jaropiog oat of the train else, and waa rely kept from dotes so by mein form. The eaddiend eras whammed by some platelayers, who Mopped the *aim The ed sad some of the paisseugers west bask sad head the girl s apparently dead, Tliere was the impreadoa of her Mad quite distinct in the ballast. The girl wee carried S. s o eetehbeesise cottage, where, es Tuesday eight, dm lay qite eesemeloss. It is believed the dear ei the leer*, set feeteeed. A Callas Sm tyo FIRE TO • WHEAT STACK. Ole day last week • wheat stack, valued st 601., boloosioir Richard Allah's, of Horse's Taalwidge, was di. mest'to be os fire sad ear the sryFsl of the lire-s- DM all crests to =tin' the Haase were of se leramately the wind was in a favourable dlws ss, er the nusioder of dm farm buildisp mar woad lest bees seat feed A little boy, sated Holiest Large, My pen ef 61144 me talcs up ea the charge el barbs tot be to tie dock. He was see to ham rue sway fres it NS Wont tie ire broke nut and go into a stable. when, bin elsriged wits the Orme* be a pesos earned Danes, Is begs ts sty sad raid he would serer do so say sane. The and was elated to be incorrigible, sad his grasdpareots, etas tono kim slime at hmieg whope of isring his, sissinot that th tbe Notebt be moot to a rot . but this could set be el. fend suss he was orawicited. He was committed for trial et the miss, the rearfatrate aesptieg bail. LotttoartGassam.oaartinro CONT•11T(Llle/T1D). Tee& Rai* for tin wank orliagOot. 11,21/71; 41. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, 1863: 10T+ 9 914 IN rd 111 k- - 211 I BAIT= 110681113SIONS. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE tny mantic TIIJOILLPIL) KELSO MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR FREE AND EASY STAKES. Sena (twinge. Enfield, My Mary, Donne CADDO, sod Peraussica. All en here. BORDER HANDICAP. Two alßoo. LothikaciiiiiLeyTems, --- LTOsess: . iberiCiiir. Douse Calms, My Mary, Lambiaoder, Early Purl, and Bow Bell are hero ENTRY FOR AMATEUR WELTER STAKES. Two miles. Johnny. Barriorlich, lerahincler, D'Anbry ) ,j ar idget, Claude, Wallington, Sonthotinater, Tarn Glen, , sad Glenlune. AU are here. ENTRY FOR INNKEEPERS' PLATE. Once round and i - iiii. Certainty, Reviver, Ldy Chaytar, Salient, and Dick Sniveller. All are bare. WELTER CUP. Mile and three•gaartera. Legalise' Kin, Michael Scott, Unfashionable Beauty, Mies Taft, Weatherer* tad Lisette are bare. PAID Foarar.—licoest John, Picoo, Wi fie, Certainty, sad Manchester. ENTRY FOR TWEEDSIDE PLATE. Seven furlong. Lisette, Certainty. PAW& Reviver, Lothian's Queen, Valises, Whim's Bac Spirit el the Air, Michael Soot; Salient, My Nary, Ilefable Beauty, Alice, Dick Scissile; Ruben Allen, sod Little Nell. All are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERLOIR Sept. It Oct 9431. 10. 311 39. 14. 114'57. id t. 3 lO 17 Wu 44 1 344 Id 19. td as Mika 74 ff% weeks' pt. Amami ll4 SW 11 10. 1431. 1d Ws 1436. Bd OF WA AT DOZTIO IBM SEC VEILS PA DVTL — Wbeal. DRAW. Oslo. Itys, Dm* and Ark la. DIAGRAM MIMI UDR VLUOVIIATIONO DI V= AMASS MCI 44 9 a 1 48 9 42 9 41 • 40 4 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ITEM DAY.) (sr =or= AND DISZINATWOLU. TILIONAPIL) (MOM 00$ OWN OOLIZSPONDINT.) Too market dosed very steady bat quiet, sad 'alai mot probably foot up 7,030 or SA CO balm. Sept. 12. fiept.lo.llept.oll. Oat S. Oct 10. Oct. 17. . 1" ;. 1 .-7.1 . .... • • • • • • • • . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 177 1 •••• .. .. .. MINCING LANK -(THIS DAY.) StIOAIL —The demand eoetiawas at yesterday's improve ment of 6d. to Is. per cwt. The sake faded. crystallised Mauritius at 42.. to 435.; elayed Manilla, at 35e. 6d. to 361. ; and foreign Mosoovado, brows, at 36e. 6d. to 375. td.; low to fine yellow, Ms. to 44a. 6d. Refined: There is a general disposition to sell, but the blWoese doe. has been at le. advance. — CO nai1..711; 7 1 of rade, mod prim rather favour buyers. Phuitation Goyim triage, 57a. ed. to 70e. 6L; doe Sae ordi nary sod middliog. 76e. &L to 81a.; pseberry, 884. 895.; Ceylon native go ordinary, 68s. to 69a. Tr..t.—A. goal gettersl business is doing in most &scrip- market has become quiet. SPICES.—A limited basicces has bees transacted without change in prime. Cassia ligaea, hart pile, 93a. ; pimento, *l. ; ginger, Jamaica, 68e. to 130 a. ; and ouch* 665. to 90a. _ _ —A fur loudness is doing fa mod descriptions at fall prima, except for Valencia raisins, which are slightly seder. Rose.—A large parcel of Cubs hr been disposed of at la. 4cl. fim.trriar..—The market is quiet for puma on the spot For anima brines has bee. dose at 38a. 6d. to 32a. Corm has sold at very Inn prima JCT, bag sold at sa advance of about lbs. per too. I.ll)loo.—Tbare Is so alteration to notice, the males con. Miming to go off finely at fully the opening rates. EIAMOWII WY add at full papas, middling to Soo Ben. gal, 54 10a. to 74 se. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) me market II quiet., at the tapered quota Moos : Town tallow, 44a. to 43.. 9d. net cash ; Petarabarg Y.O. on the spot, old, 43a. 6d. ditto, sew, 44e. dd. ; October to Deoember. 44a. 6.1. " miss ;' January to March, 46a. 3d. to 45a. METROPOLITAN OATTIM MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a krger apply of beast' thee on Thursday last ; but there in no improvement in the avenge quality. come queutly noble% descriptions are not cheaper. Inferior qua lities meet with a heavy sae. The number of sheep is smell bat the demand is 'quay so, and prices are not better than on Monday. Trade is rather wane for fives. Our foreign supply einsiste of 330 beasts, 1,980 sheep, and 315 calves. Mikh eows, Per Mee of MOs. a. 4. a. l. I've slam* at ®O. a . ti 4 8•544. lieedda. 4 0 5 0 114410.1•411114ide01 0 I 0 BaM aliertiormi 4 4 4 8 Dot Loog-w0015.... 4 5 0 Mood qW. boob 11 40 4 De. ds. Mon 0 0 0 halve P 1 1e4De5t0114.•54 I 5 41 Lobs Dads se simkok 1,146 ; Mew sad Lab. 4110; 05 1 .40. 4101 ; SW SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) m•ms. Harvey sod lEsstoo repast trade slow, at the followlag prices ;—Prima miaow hay, 70a. to 855.; clover, ad, 90s. 82 to 110 i. ; ditto, sosood .at, 85s. to 100 s. ; straw, 28a to A "Kara " IN • DINFICULTY.—Our readers will have sees, with some surprise, in yesterday's Morning Advertiser, • report of some remarkeble proceed ings before the Oxfordthire magistrates, in relation to the prlacipals sod some puttee present at the eight between Travers and Dillon, in August last We will pass bare the utter abloom of ioadpatoty evidrsxse regarded severel of the prisoners, to some to the low specimen of Na tion' justice dealt out to the repreesetative of the Landes pea on this *masks. The Shallows of Oxfordshire, like those of the adjoining county of Warwick in olden times, " caonot *bide • riot," and have eamnitted 11r. H. Holt, the reporter oa this occasion for this journal and Bell's I ife is Loaders, for tea days to Oxford gaol, for so other reason, se far se we me asoertaia from the 'Mama, than that they bed resolved to commit some other pastas moan sod is what they masks. into "• Werth of the peace." We shall oat here enter into the merits ei the question ; merely &shim to anthems that several retie men who abhor potty tyranny sad so oppressive wrestles of the Jew, have resolved to pelmet Mr. Holt with • tam of their sympathy with his ilidreatment, sad ea expression of their oratempt far the " fentethe tricks" of the adv. &Jevons man "darned in a little brief authority," who have unfortunately bed the power three to permeate an un °trendies professimel—Menang Adeeteieer. fiQICIDI BY • LAD.—A very sad affair took place in the beam of Mr. Sandell, fruiterer, of Tunbridge Wells, last week. It appeared that two of his seas quarrelled. end be gave them • veryslight ehaisissamot, whoa the of the two, whom woo is Henry, who is only ar= l : C n ui: ld. but d very th e e z . ,r b ard his father IV away arch cif him, bat the boy returne d before his tether did, and west to bed. Mr. Sandal! did not say anything to him that eight, but os the foliewias morning he took his son up his breakfast, and took his clothes from him, locking the bed room door, with the intention of punishing him by keeping bins in bed all day. The boy at this seems to have thee =f excited, sad only pretended, it is thought, to bang f, oe purpose to fithtes his mother into litho' him have his clothes sod his freedom. Bat, sad to say, the led, who is Nubian to falsities; boos himself is reality. It is thought that upon the rope tightening. when round his neck, he fainted, sad, denim could not extricate himself. The evidence at the impala showed that no blame whatever was attached to either the father or mother, who seem to have treated hint in • very becoming ma nner.— West Sussex Gomel!. THE HOP CHOP or 1863. —lt is DOW pretty accu rately rearteined that the yield of hope gathered and erred this sews is while the average of the lass tea years. The heavier arep alibis this paned was in 1830, when a sass of 328,0091. (old dray) was paid to the Maud Sereq as represent* the growth if hips es 43,779 awes if Led. Is 1850 there woos 57.7117 awes al greed ceder lisp ealtiva• ties, sad free' this tine lespgaalans may uresily 81.1. sighed, sad la UM the ward et hap rod did err wiered 41,000 urea The repeal of the hip ie 111111 seared to roe the hepgrowre' iotuest. bop planers was 'eroded, ham the large supplies if yair*ols W hop tabs el this eetwee. The meaty el Lai IKITI r d about two-thirds al the hops at legal* growth. Soma a is the next haiwrinat hey sari,; is Berry the Nesse ft veloaids hops are t h e t soli la essa" parts beieg pow WO liarly adapted, sad eerier el ark Farnm. sal Woking hop ailtratiee is ea the lawers, sad It is sow estimated that le the shoat 411,000 earls el had gg en devoted to the grawh et hips is this smeary. sad thee we ea extension el bop pion* is gslag ea. The erep dWs de bream varied from 7I cart. to It "wt. per we, hat the lal avenge yew* is 71 cwt., rod the mama pibred sari eigedis_ ;APO *aloe 17 tees iE weiglidt l e a sad wliids lilts IMa will howls Mau SHARE LIBTB.-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'Ciocrr. The railway market is quiet to-day, and the variations in quotations are few and unimportant. As regards the leading stocks, the only movements are a rise of 1 per cent. in Midland, and a decline to the like extent in South Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1021 to a ; Great Western , 65} to # ; Midland, to a ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1101 to 111 ; Caledonian, 119} to ; South Eastern, 951 to ; •Great Eastern, 50 W ; Great Northern, 1261 to 1271 ; London and South Western, 101 to 102 ; and Me tropolitan, 131 to 132. Calcutta and South Eastern and Grand Trunk of Camas stocks have dcalined, and Punjaub ie dull. Foreign lines are inactive. =MAZY asst{! AND are. ID; IPd I &ADAM& I yabordwZded .I kW 1041d7 se ,RpLesioar Va.. w~.N. d iaa Ir u!r..e bww I I ll 8 2 U IS 119 120 Ostl a sol n& Dams si4 _ _ I;Dmreiti.: - - 77" - AbLii . liminegi art OWN II L Wafers BSILIIII 90 49 10 11 97 99 109 110 601 ns LI • RIO.. Da. be: IL Mai 01471:141.2 NOWleglaWau, Wed Sartheou . Dia 1 Am. me divots. 06.11111Upst.lip•i4 t 114.11eatha Mask OK Om{ Wok's DoilcaigaLqu.llll nweoale ir71.77 na `s: we. Od i i.....dgma Do. iorlT•wpor Do. Do. 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Mew 100 :1 100 ' 100 10 11:0 100 10 in lea 100 N I Mleo MlOO 00 87 08 100 61 100 -167~MMiL71.am.a4 aml M les. C1115a.(1.. , Sad e OWE .... ll=Araral. Mat. Tray.(L Weinrass lead Illsrawralas Mt.« assgt.j.L. Vr Daraisl UM—. OWN bob b 1 p.a. _a 186 14 Is _ sa Bl+ 12 112 zd 101 29 1111 80 _ _ 2 37 Uri Ali MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Mom The stock markets to-day are firmer, the breaking up of the weekly court at the Bank of Eng land without the announcement of any advance In the rate of discount having induced a number of purchases. The funds show a recovery of 4 per oent., and most of the more speculative foreign stocks have improved. The Portuguese Loan is in increased favour to-day. Home railway stocks have scarcely varied. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bente. were quoted 67fr. 06c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 93 to 4 for money, and 933 to 3 for the aocount (November 6). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 4, 921, 934, 924 ; ditto for account, 934 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 914, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886, 144 ; Bank Stock, 236, 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1884, 100, 991 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 1004, 3 ; Five per Cent. "enfaced " rupee paper, 1074 ; and Exchequer Bills, par, 25. prem., Is. die. The foreign stock market opened this morning with more firmness, and has improved since the breaking up of the Bank Court. Mexican Bonds have risen 3 to 4 per cent., Turkish Con solid& 4, ►nd Greek 4. Some of the present quota tions are annexed :--Turkish 1864 Loan, 92 to 93, ex div. ; ditto, 1858, 704 to I ; ditto, 1862, 714 to ; the Consolidee, 531 to I ; break, 301 to 31f ; Mexican, 42} to ; and Spanish Passive, 351 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100, ex div. ; ditto, 1852, 1858, 1860, 914 ; Egyptian, 1001 ; ditto, sealed issue, 1001, ; Greek, for amount, 301, 314 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 141, ; Italian, for account, 724, ; Mexican, for account, 421, 4, 3 ; Moorish, 96 ; New Granada 154, ex div. ; ditto Deferred, 94, ex div. ; Peruvian, 1862, for ac count, 871 ; Portuguese, 1866, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 484, 494, 49 ; Russian, 1860, 901 ; ditto 1862, 934, 4, 921, 934 ; Spanish for account, 55 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 49 ; ditto Passive, for account, 361, ; ditto Certificates, for aooonnt, 13f, ; Turkish, 1864, for amount, 924, ex div. ; ditto, 1868, for account, 701 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 714, ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 611, 4. The Portuguese and Brazilian loans have im proved ; the former is now quoted 14 to 14 prem., and the latter, to prem. The Confede rate is steady at 66 to 67. International Financial shares are quoted 41 to 54 prem. ; London Financial, 54 to prem. ; General Credit and Finance, 21 to 34 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 14 to 14 dia. ; Egyptian Trading, 24 to prem. ; Privileged Bank of Austria, par to prem. ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, par to 3 prem. ; Discount Corporation, 81 to 94 pram. ; and Mort gage Bank of India, 3to 3 prem. The arrival is announced of no less than 420,0001. in specie from New York, the City of Manchester having brought 252,0001., and the America 168,0001. In faee of the continued drain of gold from the Bank of Franoe-partly in connexion with the French expeditions abroad, and partly to pay for cotton in Egypt, India, and elsewhere-it is uncertain whether that establishment may not be compelled to raise its rate of discount to 6 per oent. The financial anxieties at Paris can of course only affect our market indirectly, and it is, perhaps, matter for congratul►tion that th e decl in e on the Bourse is caused by these instead of by political considerations. The demand for money has subsided, and the supply has increased. The discount market yester day has consequently bean easier, _and good bills have been more readily placed at ak per cent. The business at the Bank of England was only moderate. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have advertised for payment in due course the dividend due the Ist November on Venezuela Six per Cent. Bonds. The numbers are at the same time published of 107 bonds, representing 17,2001., of this loan, which have been purchased and cancelled. The sum ap plicable to this the first redemption was 10,000 1 .. ' - The same firm have announced the dividend due the let November on Quebec City Sterling Six per Cent. Bonds. About 48,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, making an aggregate of 383,0001. since yesterday week. The ;won iained withdrawals for exportation during the same period have not ex ceeded 50,0001. The Yorkshire with 227,0001., and the True Briton, with 138 , 0001., are the only gold ships known to be now at sea from Australia. The former vessel is nearly due. The bidding, for 30.00.000 rupees (300,0000 in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were :—To Cal cutta, 16.00.000 rupees; to Bombay, 12.00.000 rupees ; and to Madras, 2.00.000 rupees. The minimum prices declared were as before, viz., ls. 110. per rupee on Calcutta and Madras, and Is. Ili& on Bombay. The applications within the limits amounted to 317 lass (3,170,0001.). The official memorandum from the Bank of England re ports the result of the adjudication as follows • but there is evidently some mistake in the details : "Tenders on Calcutta at ls. llid. will receive about 30 per cent.; on Bombay, at about 6 per cent.; on Madras, at Is. llid., will receive about 30 per cent. ; on Bombay, at 2s. about 6 per cent. ; on Madras, at la. Hid., about 93 per cent. ; and all above these prices With reference to the following paragraph published yesterday, " We understand that the London and Middlesex Bank are making arrange ments for an amalgamation with an old established bank. According to rumour the National Bank is the one meant"—we have received • commu nication from the National Bank, intimating that "so far as the National Bank is concerned, the paragraph above quoted is wholly without founda tion! This communication does not state the whole facts of the cause, it being, we believe, beyond dispute that negotiations for a transfer of the business of the Londou and Middlesex Bank to the National Bank have been pending. The inference is that they have not resulted in an agreement. The circumstances which have rendered it advisable for the Loudon and Middlesex Bank to merge itself into some other banking establishment are of a peculiar character. Upon making up the quarterly accounts of this bank at the Ist inst. a deficiency of about 13,0001. in the bank's accounts was brought to light. The investigation which was at once instituted led to the painful discovery, that by a suspected collusion between certain of the customers and the cashier of the bank, the former had been allowed to over-draw their accounts to the extent mentioned, and that their cheques had actually been passed without being placed to the debit of their accounts. How long the affair has been going on has not yet transpired. It is understood that the cashier has confessed to his share iu the transaction, and it is a question how far other clerks in the bank: can shield themselves wader the plea of having acted in obedience to the orders of their superior officer in contributing to the secrecy in which the matter was enshrouded. On the discovery the steps adopted by thedirecturs were sufficiently prompt, and, up to the present time, 6,0001. of the deficiency has been recovered, so that the net amount of the loss is now, as we are assured, positively ascertained to have been reduced to a sum of about 7,0001. This amount, it is said, the directors would have been ' liberal enough to subscribe out of their own pockets had it been possible to prevent the Bank from being prejudiced in public estimation. As matters stand, however, a transfer of the business of the London and Middlesex to some other bank memo to be regarded as the most advisable °purse. Three or four months ago the shares in this bank, which are of 1001. each, with 101. paid, were quoted 4 to discount, the price then temporarily touched par, and is now 2to 14 die. The transactions of this bank (formerly known as the Unity Bank) have never attained any magnitude. The lumina capital is 1,060,000 L, but only a bout three-fourths of this was subscribed for. The paid-up capital is thus limited to about 73,000/. At the but half-yearly meeting, held on the 29th July, the deposit and current accounts were stated at 281,3611., and the present amouut may be about 240,0001. The affairs of the establishment being comprised within so narrow a compass, there ought not to be any ground for anxiety on the part of either the depositors or the shareholders, as a liquidation ought to be easily effected, especially considering the assistance which the bank wil: pro bably meet with at the hands of other joint-stock establishments, and which it would seem desirable for the latter, in the common interest, to extend, within all proper and reasonable limits. We are requested to state that the annonn.wnsenO in one of the India papers received by the last mail that the Royal Bank of India had already secured the connexion of the London and Westminster Bank is premature. The announcement, it will be remembered, was in the form of a report of the chairman's speech at the meeting of the Royal Bank. The London and South Western Railway trades return shows this weak a Nereafie of 1,14:;/. ; the London and North Western, an increase of 5 8291 • . , the Great Eastern, an increase 0ff286/. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 2,6161. ; and the Great Western, a decrease of 8991. . . The receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the month of September were very satisfactory, being 164,162 dollars, against 124,881 dollarsin the previous month, when the number of miles open wax the same as now—namely, 232. In September, 1862, when 60 miles were open, the receipts were 30,039 dollars. Holders of South Austrian, Lombarlian, and Central Italian Railway shares have been apprised that the first coupon for the year 1863 has been fixed by the committee of management at 20 francs, and will be paid on the Ist of November. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. K. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : Thebusiuses la the Loodoo market 1; American securities °callous, oa a very restricted scale, the transectioos beiog almost entirely coofioad to the shares of the Illmois and Ede Railroads (which both show a decline of 1 doL per share on the dosing quotations of Lot week), and the Bonds of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, which ohne Arm at last week's prices. WEDNESDAY Emotes Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to 1 for. money, and 931 to for the sth November, opened this morning at the same quotations, and closed at 92/ to 93 for cash, and 93 to 1 for the es count. The official business report is as fol lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931. 93, 1, 93 ; ditto for account, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 91k, I; India Five per Cent stock, 109, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001; Five-and-a per Cent "enlaced" rupee paper, 1161. The India Five and Four per Cent. Stocks were inquired for, and firm. Exchequer Bills unproved la., closing at Is. dia. to 2a. prem. The foreign stock market opened this morning with a buoyant appearance, but afterwards expe rienced a fall. The fluctuation in the more specs lades stocks was considerable, and the reaction from the somewhat improved quotations current in Ithe morning was unusually sudden. The market for bank snares was generally firm. An improvement has taken place in Bank of Otago, Brazilian and Portuguese, Bank of British Columbia, London and County, and Loudon and South Western Bank. On the other hand, Colonial Bank were flatter. There was also • decline of about 10e. in Imperial Ottoman Bank, owing to the fall on the Paris Bourse. Scarcely any change occurred in miscellaneous shares. There were inquiries for Trust and Agency of Austrak-ia. London Financial Association shares ::eve re lapsed to 4j to prem. International were also lower, at 5 to 5 prem., and General Credit dull, at 21 to 3 prem. Hudson's Bay have de clined to 11 to 11 dia. ; and Egyptian Trading were • trifle flatter, at 2 to 21 prem. Ocean Marble shares were laid quoted 121 to 13 prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 4.1 to 1 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 18 to 1; Commercial Union, 3 1 to f prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to f prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 11 to it prem. ; and English and Scottish Marine, 1 to f prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally quoted par to prem. ; Anglo- Austrian Bank, to # prem. ; Discount Corpora tion,3 to 91 prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, to 31 prem. ; East London Bank, 4to 41 prem. ; British Indian Tea, #to / prem. ; and Darjeeling Tea, 1 to 1 prem. A fall of about 21 per cent. has taken pace to day in United States Bonds. 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Two o'Ctocx. The mining market is rather inactive to-day s , many of the principal dealers being absent at mine meetings. East Caradon and North Crofty shares are firmer, while Wheal Chivertou sad New Itoiiewarue have declined. Subjoined are some of the present quotations :—East Caradoa, 26 to 27i ; North Crofty, sto ; Cook's Kitchen, 21* to 224 ; West Chiverton, 53 to 55 ; W h eal Chiverton, 'to 12 • Great Fortune, 2ti 4 4 to 27 ; and New Roaewarne, 22 to 24. Kapunda Mining shares are firm, and Scottish Australian dull. Other colonial as well as foreign mines are quiet. Croiser Valley Slate shares arc quoted I to 1 prem. PROTINVIAL saAU IMAIXITS. LregaPOOL, 002. 21.--Bales to-day - Great T.mtern. 504- London and North Western, 1021-Manchester, sbesteld, sal Lincolnshire, 44-Midland, 174-Biritsielinul, 914 -Laikaa44o and Carlisle, 210-Great Wedem of Canada.lo4-Mevean Three pie Ceuta, 44--Bpaalsh (ketificates, 133-/ifitish and America* Exchange Banking Company Limited., 6 p.-Stercantile sal Exchange Bank Limited', 21 p.-Nstional Bank of Liverpool (Utuited , 81 p.-british and foreign Marine "Limited', 2 11-16 -sieressases Nadas. t p.--Qaces insurance. 1 1-10 p.-Unkna Marine 'LWOW), 21 an yy. iiumetwrsa, cc,. 21.-The market has been a good one, sad prices steady. Consolidated Bank, 64 p.- Groat Baca rn, 501 -ditto New live per Cent., 1-16 p.--Great shin. et 3 ' l -021124 1 Trunk of Canada..o4 -Lancashire and Yorkshire, In; I-Lauda. and North Western, 105 -Manchester and County Dank. A p. -Manchester, Sbettield, and Lincolnshire. 171 i 4 2 4-Ditha 61. Piet, 4 p.- Metropolitan. 1314 1-Midland. Igei'-fisgli Eastoria, 051-Thames and Mersey Marino !clearance, 4 7-16 p.- District Bank, 254 p.-Birkenhea.l. 911-Piorka, 311-Mealcaa, 14 523 1 4 4 # -Spanish Miturre, 84-Moates Aitreog, 21-West Midland, 4 percent. 4-Mak - ft Marine, S 13-16 p. Bianntanms, Oct Sl.-The isles In Ode market to.day In cluded South 64alfordshire Eatletay shares at lot Is.. ed. Bir mingham Wagon Company shares, at ll' ; Gloncesfer Waage shwa, at 113: and South idaffordohlre Watereforkr, at 8 8-14 - Poor Valley Guaranteed Stock was dented at C 4 to 0.1 ; We* Midland Oxford, second Guaranteed. at 1213 to 121 Blratinghata Casab a at Ot to 04; Birmingham Boating Company hares, 261 to PIP : Shropshire Bank, at 43 to 4 ald ; and London sal Bimini/ham sad Routh Staffordshire basks, at 14 la 1 do, puma, oar. 10.-17 wee per Cent. Consols, TOM per Coat. Stock, 911 -India Flee per Cont. Stuck transferable all the Baia of 11-4aod. 1074-Bank of Ireland 'lOO4. pad , 218 - English and fifth :Limited: '1(. paid), 10-National Bank (30t, paid), 781-Union Bank (Waited- ;212. pall Pe account. 201- Atbeary and Nue .3111 paldl. 114 - Cork, Blacknwk, and Panel, rail paid, for account, 91-Da Ulla and Belfast Jim:tire Al mkt, 3-Dublin aid Drogheda 1001. id pa', x•-Great Mug ern sad 'agars ,104. paid,. 1014 -Midlaud tinat Weak u paid), 601-Ditto Halves. 21$-Dublin, Week:.‘w, and Wexford ti per tent. perpet., ISI-lrish North Wedeln, S paa cent. perpetual, Clam A, 01. GWITI/10 A FAIIIILY.—A at MUM, named Heedick residing eve miles west of La Onwert. wee married he Portage, he November. MO. to a healthy Omar girl. The week after they married they moved to klienetiote. at the farm which they sow weepy. la Anger, 1661, Mae. Modish gave WA to tame bon, twe of whom lived. 1w Jane, 1802, eke pee birth to three toys aid a girl ; two of the boys and the girl are living. Oa the rah of this mouth she gave birth to two girls aid a boy, all of whom were, r late ae Terday of this week, alive sad well- Teo children Is lees than three years is pretty good, err for this The parents ate proud of their sneers is the family lies, aed peiet with pilllllllllll to their twertay of Germs' Mir ky. Omeemiest Garr afford to draft the Lead of that family.—Amteriewa paper.