The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-14 00:00:00

THE EX LAW INTELLIGENCE. . LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE , (THIS DAY.) DONCASTER.—(THIS DAY.) _...._ COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Anivin.—Aelsap, Moodie, Carnival, Ely, Meriden, (Before Mr. Commissioner Face.) Clairvoyants, Maocaroni, holine, Linda. Naxos, Fray°la, Bleck Swan, BlondelL, Avenger, Black Fawn, Drummer RE MATCHETT.—APPLICATION FOR RELEASE. Boy, Coast Guard, Polynesia, Weatherepy, Knave of This was all application f or re l ease f rom cus tody. Trumps, °amender, ~Etoa, Bertha, Gornroa, Galileo, Aeo bankrupt. John Matchett, wee described as of the Friona TM 1 40 _,1 ts, ...Dulcibella, Graeae, Livirigstose, Mausit-Anne, 1 ,Silkstone, Peignoir, Caasomitte, Chalybeete, Omar of Wales Tavern, Enfield-highway. He attributes his de Lice. Hubert, Calabria , Cheerful. Sea Boy, Ossian failure to •• want of means," and having a judgment entered Rasiza. zerja4.4 - c „ o. Lor d add. , caw. og.T a gu i a: up against him by his detaining creditor, Benjamin Butler oainices i,l,"O K . .top* sod Birdlimes tie, ing of o Catlin, of the Coach and Horses, St. Martin *Lae, for Marmloet tavern charges during his absence io Portugal. He had . been a contractor for B) years. _ ... There was no opposition, rued the release was ordered. WEATHER REPORT.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Saban was appointed aocountaid, --o-- 12 TI1011•S UDE WILLCOCE.— A BUILDER'S FAILURE. 3102281, 8241224111 U. II 4.32. The bankrupt, a builder, of Peckingtomstreet, Islington, applied for his release. I. &L. W. 1.!& Q. I. Z. & ' From the proceedinp it appears the detaining creditor is --- W. — 1 24 4 1 Mr. Alexander Jones, bill disoonoter, of the Old Kent-road. l4 ,__,___MEß 1104 I and the failure is ascribed to the tosuificiarny of mate. aw""" ••••• Ml 4 ii im p W. It o W. 22 c Bankrupt, who bad been in business twelve yearn, passed Wits swab 31 1 .1721i W. 26 b through the court in 18S8, when he °barbed a third. ,„ ge.M4l6 W.N.R. 22 a clam certificate, and was again in prison for two or three 0 sulk! W. be 0 Om Says in 1b62, when he settled with his detaining creditor sod Galway lO 1 Z. 24 o was released. The accounts, prepared by Mr. S. L. Ratan. ' 1 "m" "11 W.N . W. .. st 1 0.44 So o show debts of 600 f., and that the bankrupt had given a bill ?1?"2" 1 " 2 . ::: Km - W.N.W. U o 6.04 of male over the property. flotylisad 21.34 11 W.& W. 22 c An order for the release was made. Pembroke 12.4117 N.W. I IS oOM RE REBECCA FIBRES.—BIEGULAR CASE- 10 b This was au application for liberation from prison by tru l l , 10.22 17 5 U. 22 11 NICK 3 h Bribecca Fisher, sued and committed io the name of Hicks, i to , dod ; or ' MM ss NA IS b described as of Devonshire-place, Edgeware-road, spinster. WU 66 W. 84 2 She described herself as of "no occupation." The state- flues 10.41 W. ft e meat compiled by Mr. Rabin showed debts about 3001. WU 8 N.W. 04 II atMr. Preston opposed for Mews. Isgledew, of Bialsopsgato• lo•,. din 'MSS U N.M. 26 to - t.IWO - N. 21 b I ree upholsterers, detaining .a-itors ; and Mr. Laces E v i l r ous.. _semis s F.W. 211 o 2 supported the bankrupt. Mr. Preston said ha 01.11001 an tha ommut that HI. AAA RE REBECCA FISHER. - SINGULAR can& This was au application for liberation from prison by Rebecca Fisher, sued and committed to the name of Hicks, described as of Deronshire-place, Edgeware-road, *piaster. She described herself as of "no occupation." The state ment compiled by Mr. Rabin showed debts about 3001. Mr. Preston opposed for Mews. Ingledow, of Sialsopegate. street, upholsterers, detaining creditors; and Mr. Lucas supported the bankrupt. Mr. Prestos said he opposed on the ground that the debt was contracted by fraud. The bankrupt was examined, and mid her name wan not Eshowe Hicks. She was a spinster. She was espied to be married to a gentleman named Hicks but he fell - bliad and died. She did represent to Mr. Ingledew that she was the wife of Mr. Hicks, but did sot after his death repre sent herself as hie widow, that the affairs were in the Court of Chancery, and she was in receipt of a settled income of 4001. a year for life. She purchased of Mr. ingledew 1501. worth of goods, and paid 1101. off. The goods were obtained before the death of Hicks They were seined under as execution for rent for 65/.. and did sot fetch Mt. Sbe wax pasting when they were purchased aa the wit:" of Hicks. knew at the time that she was not married to Hicks. The tranaution took place four or five Mr. years ago. Jceeph Ingledew wee examined. The bankrupt find came with Hicks. who purchased some goads and paid for them. She afterwards came and represented herself as his widow, and said hie affairs were is but that she was in receipt of 4001. per year for life. On the faith of that she had the goods, and be had since sleet , tained she was not Mrs. Hicks at all. Mr. Preston contended bankrupt had been guilty of glom fraud, and went now to prison for a few days to deprive them of the fruit of their execution. She had moved about from one place to another, arid there had been great diffi culty in finding her. After a few words from Mr. Lucas, The Commissioner said—l shall grant the release. Order amordiegly. RI JACOB =LIMOS AIM CO.—EIZANT FLILI7III. Mr. Purr (of the firm of Maur Prost.= and Donors) presented a petition en behalf of Marre. Brandon, mer chants, of St. Swithies-lane. Their liabilities are ex pected to be shoot 56,0004 against aorta of 29,000/. TM case goes to the court of Mr. Oormnienioner Fans. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH STREET. - - William Spite, a yonag man living at 8, Cambridge. street, Gokleneepsare, and described me • bootcloeer, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with breaking and entering the house of *seers. °stamens and Plumb, pianoforte manu facturers, 38, Broadutreet, Golden-equate, sad stealing several erticles belonging to different Edward Matlock, 5, Beeliam's-place, M "a :pte . ad, porter in the employ of Mean Outman& indPitunb, said—On Satur day night week .carpetbag belonging toMr. Ostamann wagon the premises. I left the premises 311 company with two others, and we were the last persons on the premises. I went on Sunday night to take something out of the bag, and found it was gone. The next morning, hearing from one of the workmen that he bad lost some property, I suspected a bad character was on the premises, but lams Friday (mod the premises had been broken into at the top of • flight of stairs. David Reid. in the employ of Marrs. Getsmann and Plumb, identified some books produced as his property. They were safe on the premises on Saturday evening and gone cm the following Monday morning. Ma Ann Sy me, wife of the prisoner's brother, said—The pnsoner brought some of the articles produced to our place. I hare seen but little of the prisoner for the past throe months. He merely left the bag to be takes are of. Inspector Bayles, of the C division, said—l went to Meier& Oetsmana and Plumb's workshop on hearing of the second rubbery, sad found several boxes bad bees brokim open, apparently with • clime!. On going to the place where the prisoner was employed, and the prisoner being sailed out by ho employer (Mr. John Kemptor), the priaoser, without my saying a word, raid, " I never did such • thing before and will to the station, when he said that some of the things he had taken to • brother's in Lamb's Conduit-streee, and on gp there I saw prisoner's brother, wh o gave me the bay aced and contents. At the station prisoner said, s my lint offessee, and I got into the house by means of • ladder in the yard." The prisoner had been duly cau tioned before he said this. Be also said that being a great reader, and seeing the books in the window, bad Lectured him to oomph the robbery. I found on the prisoner se veral keys, one of them Eating the bag. I received from the prisoner's Rueter several articles belonging to different parsons. Cle examining the premises I found that au entry had been raised by the window. Some of the articlee produced having been identified by other pineal& the prisoner, who made no defence, was committed for three months with hard labour. WORSHIP -STREET. AIULACLT ON A COINTABLI. George Wood, 16, rated as • second-elm boy on her Majesty's ship Formidable, lyiag &tawniest, was charged be fore Mr. Leigh with being • straggler from that Trial, and CAarles Wood, 4i, his father, • cabinet-maker, Is Craven street, atproad, was shwas& with violently assaulting Gould, • plain clothes oosetable, whil e I n th e execu ti on of his duty. . . . Gould stated that having on Saturday night last received informatios of the lad George Wood being at hie father's house when he should have returned on Thursday last to his duties on baud ship, he went to Craven-street, and in quired of the father whether hie son was at home. The boy was denied, and on the constable heating that he had seen him enter, the elder defendant demanded to see the warrant card of the constable. It was shown to him, but even then he refused to admit the man, at the same time swearing that forty offioers should not mom his threshold, and sooompany ing the threat with a blow oa the face. The son at that moment ma downstairs, and vitae.' took him into cus tody, but was instautly pouooed upon by his father, who seised him by the hair, and by his wife, who also attempted to rescue the prisoner. Ultimately, with assistance, father sod eon wereponeveyed to the station-house. Yr. Leigh (to the lad)—Do you wafer being a deserter from Jour 'feral Prisoner—No, sir, I Isere only broken my leave—they don't mak us as deserters until after tea days' abeam permed our time of leave. I had so intention to desert. Mr. Leigh— You will be oommitted from this court to the reeeptioa ship at Woolwich, sad the defendant Charles Wood must pay a fine of 200. for the assault oo the con stable, or suffer in default an imprisonment of 14 days. IMPOkTANT TO ..1171tYMIN.—Yesterday the jury lists for next year were placed on the church dose, and vela■ perms. of 60 years and opened' make their com plaints to be expunged they will be liable to serve for soother year. The lists must be corrected within a few days by the overseen, and therefore the objections should at once be made. COLLISION ON Mt GLASGOW AND SODYN-WENTEIN RAILWAY.—On Thursday night • collision occurred be tween two homily-laden luggage trains at Mauchline statioo. On the evening of Thursday a train consisting of about thirty trucks, on coining to Auchinleck, stopped to take on more trucks. There were two guards with this train, nee of whom was on one of the eugias3, and the other in the van at the end of the tram. The former ammipled some of the waggous in order that the additional trucks might he taken on, and it was the duty of the latter to put on the break at his end of the train. It is believed, however, that the guard in the vaa era asleep, and on the couplings being loosed the latter part of the tram commenced to run down the inalitm. It MR for about four miles, increasing in velocity its it proceeded, and was nearing Xfauchlirie Station when met by soother train drawn by two engines. A collision took place, and the van of the runaway was smashed to atoms, the guard, whose DAMS 11111 Woods, twine crushed to death. The first eagles of the wooed train waa thrown on its ride, the DOWNS waggons of the other trio being thrown over it. The drivers and firemen of the eugiues eacaped by Biologie' o at the moment the collision occurred. Ono of the latter, however. in Jumping off, WAS struck by • dying splinter and thrown heck nu the tender, but he was, straotely enough, not injured. The guard, who was killed, resided le Carlisle, sad bad just returned from his father's funeral at Paisley. Besid es th e van, t h e engine sad eight or ni ne o f th e t ruc k s were damaged. Th e t ra ffi c was stoppe d until the following morning. ON Tan WINSIMIDAT. W. to N. end 111., fresh, Noari-Lsr. N.W. So N.L. Ina to with shower% to mo. stglerate, few thaw. dente. en. N.W. to N.L, fresh to Wms COMM. light. floe. N. to W. and S.W., SoxriaCours. fresh, some showers, to moderate and tine. N.E to N.W., mode- Sommaisr. rate. One. North-rost.Calthnese to Norfolk. West = Donegal to Corn- wall. South.=Chonnel and By Coasts. South-liest=Stralt of Dover to Ncelolk. VTo N., moderate, line. .S.W. to W., and to northward at night, moderate, One. i.N. W. to &NAL, light. One. MINES.-(T1118 DAY.) Two o'CLoow.. There is not much business in the mining market to-day. The variations in prices comprise an im provement in East Basset and North Crofty, and a decline in Kitty St. Agnes, Tiucroft, and Clifford Amalgamated. East Caradon are quoted 28. to f, being quiet ; West Chiverton, 32 to 33 ; Chiverton, 7to ; East Basset, 80 to 82 ; Drakewalla, 1. to 2 ; East Cam Brea, 8 to. ; Wheal Beton, 215 to 220 ; Kitty St. Agnes, 8f to f ; Tincroft, 19. to 20. ; Great Fortune, 29 to 30 ; Cli ff ord Amalgamated, 33. to 34. ; Wheal Ludoott, 3 to ; and North Croft 7, 31 to Foreign and colonial mining shares are without variation. Yudanamutaua have been dealt in at n and 3, being steady. The flozdale Mine sold, on the Oth brit., 100 tons of leei ore, at 221. 10s per ton ; and Wheal Ludoott and Wray Consols, 50 tow, at 171. 12e. 6d. per ton. CONFEDTHLTH STWIEBB ON THE CLYDE.— Another of the Clyde river steamers has cleared out for Nassau —the steamer Star, well known on the Large ate. ticm She is a good sea boat, but not one of the swiftest. She takes out ► large cargo of coal, and is manned with a crew of 20mea. The steamer Castle, which left some time ago, put back last week, aad discharged part of her cargo (coal), and has since ruled again for Nemeth Edinburgh Courant. SHLPSUILDING ON TEI Cons—The shipbuilding trade of the Clyde asetineas as brisk as ever, and doling the mouth of August there were launched from the various build. Ng-yards on its banks Dew vessels representing a a capacity of over 13,003 tope. This was the second c hi= month d ' the year, April having exceeded it by needy 1,C30 The great proportion of the vessels via., mum of 7,300 tam—were screw-steamers. The others were sailing vessels, two of iron, four of wood, and one on the new system of a composite of iron and wood. The ves sel' are Welly foe Olaegow, Liverpool, and London hour This year there hassle= launched oo the Clyde within one or two of IC3 vessels, having a capacity of 73,C30 tons. Edisibur Courant. Tae CLUMPS. Frair.—On Wednesday the offi ces of the Resistance will give a luncheon aid dance at Liverpool Oa Friday the mayor will give a banquet to the lied erg cdikere el the fleet, mid a (easy ball, to which Dearly 2,00 perecese have been invited. Oa Monday the oaken of the fleet will be entertaioed at dinner in the Philkomeniahall by the Mersey Yacht Club. It is reported that Lord Derby hes iavited the admiral sod captains of the lest to Knowsley. RAISING °, Tux B•zott Osr.—Early on Saturday more alive operations were commeoced for raising the Baron Osy, Antwerp steamer, which it will be remembered sank more than • week ago i n tipper part of Limehousa reach, while ea her pump up the river to St. Katharine's. where. The measures adopted with this end is view peer log eticiesedul, at high water the Baron Osy was got into the south shore clear of the navigation, and allowed to settle down on the bed of mud off the timber wharfs at Raker habit Steps will at once be taken to patch up the rent in her bottom, when she will be hauled into dry dock to undergo repair. There being some cargo still in her Custom house rakers were put on hoard. THE COVENTRY RIBCON TRAWL —The staple trade of this city continues to make satisfactory progress. Difficulty is even experienced in obtaining • suificieet num. ber of really good bands. The prosmete of the trade are generally considered to have very much improved, and sanguine hopes are entertained cf the trade getting back to • sound state.— Birmingham Past. EILIGHATION.—PLYmorrit.--The total number of passeepre and emigrants who have left this port during the quarter ending Jou 30 is 2.010, hang 995 more than in the parallel quarter of 1882. Of thine 107 went to Gads, 833 to New Sauth Wales, 250 to Victoria. 389 to Queenslaad, 49 to South Amtrak, and 487 to New Zealand. HZETYORD.—THZ HAZYINT.—There is great ezeggeration is the prestress of the harvest. Much wheat is yet out in various parts of the county, and both north and west of Hertford • very considerable quantity of barley has yet to be gathered in, and much is still uncut. GREAT PLOUGHING MATCH.—The second of the All Basked latches of this autumn cams off ou Thurs day at Theme. Ploughs of the great rival maker,. Ran. souse'a, Howard's, ad Hornsby's, competed. George Brown, who has woo no many prim, ploolhed for the Howard's, and wee met for the first time by Jame, Beaker, who ploughed for the IlltlllolllB'll, and woo the champion Prim FEARFUL Acctnmer. —A fearful accident occurred at Messrs. Morrison and Co.'s ex•ensive engine works, New eardlams-Trea on Saturday morning, at a quarter before 12 o'clock. Four mu were engaged with others in stripping a 'booster casting of 15 tons, which was in the moulding pit. The casting was lifted by mesa of a travelling crane, which worked upon two girders. The men appear to have put the crane too much on one side, and one of the Order* gave way, throwing both can and crane into the pit. One man, Felix Campbell, was killed upon the spot. Michael Cooley, • lad 18 years of age, was very mush in jured about the head, and is not likely to recover. Elward Gallagher and John hrGuire were also seriously injured, but hopes are entertained of their recovery. The wounded men were removed to the Mercury. GETTING RID or • Boas.—ln • Highland steamer, • few years ap, a quiet man, very busy diecussing • =al breakfast while passing Jura, was much bored by a citizen, who "eked questions withoutend on the moat ooromooplees and uninteresting points connected with his journey. Just as our quiet !mod was engaged upon some fresh herring, the einem consulted him to explain the eases of the whirlpool which he was told was near Jura. "The whirlpool," replied his tormented in former. "is • great mystery. Even Sir Walter Scott was punted by it. Some people account for it by the arrangement of the rocks noder water, some by the meeting of the tides, and others by the shoals of herri ng s. B u t I h ave h ear d scientific men afikra that it is chiefly owing to the suction of the hills called the Paps of Jura, sad if you go on deck , you may perhaps °larva the phenomenon now; and I strongly advise yo u to go." " Really !" said the ado aished einem. Ah—very odd—but—hat, I don't eee I st this moment bow what you say is possible. But I shall on dick, sad tell you the result of coy observatiorra." Do, and please don't leave till I j•iM you." "Thank you very much. I shall remain till you coma"—Goorf Words for September. THE PUBLIC Wouxa Acr.—The influence of the Public Works Act will undoubtedly be very salutary. Though it will only give employment to thirty thousand able. bodied men, the wages it dispenses will reach ninety thou seed individuals, taking wives and families into the reckon. in. But its effects will be felt. not nullify in easing the raid funds, but - which is far more important—in counter sating that inevitable clornotslintuoo which idleness gene rates- A large body of the operatives w i ll he contented to lounge out their lives with a low fare and a lazy occupa tion, if they are permitted ; but the P.dilio Works Act will ease is osly to prevent this settling upon the lees efigoth, while it giv es tbe boast man of ind e p en d en t w ill a chaos of ears his living again by hi s own h an d s . It will imetribute to the health of our population, too, eionsly applied. Are the proper authorities throu gh out the distressed districts taking the subjact into coosidere, tion, settling their plans, sod fixing MI such works of im provement as may be advantageously carried oat?-7reeer's Magazine for September. 4.1,,, BAILWAYL 111m.WeLaretra V o. lei&rado. rim sue. isl Brim .... Oak ant Otani DI% • J A 116.31pAlspialb li Dobai 'is Desal..Path.ltAlNLlo idiabarglialedelango. laserr • IL Walters tit!, Do. • Olook. no. last AVMs 11 Drat Wafter 11=41so. Owl D•.• 'Ares. sedv. au ADA 11111 pot paid i 4114. babas W..t gee Drat . _ _ ViDadlell adiNs isiVaLGlallik Lissi Tarkebtt _ _ mpg Illsetwati I -- lio lee -,ArDaty 100 Lodge MAD Wool. 100 lorksalsalliWaiSer 111■4160..ilkaanla. 1 Nieppera sad Magda. Do. Dr. or all Da. Da a Do. Dina &Darby. Mid. Gt. wn. Ira) Do Sham MA Kam Ind Mal (Cry Lbw). Sore Delilah Do.ll4th.,Portk, Draw I. Sodoss—Derolot Do. ID.X.III.Poir Do. Ledo Do. Y .ort Do. Corliolo Ds• Dow ..... all reilkillalabbftg... all zasnaialroloiaJew les•IIIM. 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Pref ,Do.do.prem 4 pd. ro.f s oil Si 4 as ST zil In In li 8 39 40 sd 144 17; 97 96 111 1111 501 51; 49 61 96; 25; id 1234 Me Ad 124; 126; id 114 196 id 100 102 sd 66; a _ _ 112 i 113} zd 73; 74; 112 118 42 43 101 101; id 1 , 1 WI 44 64; 110 111 xOl 1 12,re 117 iQ .111 16 1 97 di 65 1 56 1 26 27 1 1002 104 id, ET $8 x4 l 871 I$ z 4 111 220 MI 1 2 isa zd 11 SI 1 110 Ilf :d i K 127 1 44 id 101 In 10 el is $2 a 90e eti zd 70 _7l . I ii lil id s 91 10 id' SOI irk 6 6 6 6 Pa 7. pm 160 160 zd 4 Was zdl la pus id 2) se es eel :so set i i xcli, K 46 110 •1 196 107 Clain peke& I IN — N I 7 7i 111 Hi 11l 113 141 110 112 1,1 LBO 132 141 106 100 SA U 114 116 id 110 111 id 101 106 id 106 106 id 101 102 93 1 , 4 196 116 76 78 77 79 171 176 196 107 131 189 116 116 116 116 166 16.3 116 1 6 IS6 ISO lie MS THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1863. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ouxx. The railway market is rather dull to-day, and prima generally exhibit au adverse tendency. Great Western and Midland stocks have declined } per cent. ; and London and North West ern and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1. London and South Western is dull. Ca ledonian has improved }, and South Eastern }. Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted 1002 to 101}, ex div. ; Great Western, 66} to 67 ; Midland, 125}_to }, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 112} to 114 ex div. ; Great Eastern, 501 to 51, ex div. ; Caledonian, 121} to 122 ; South Eastern, 94} to j, ex div. • Great Northern, 123} to 124}, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 101 to 102. Indian railway stocks are rather dull in some instances. Canadian lines are inactive. Little business has occurred in foreign railway shares, and prices generally are without change. wuniasr MUMS AMY alvon. r ---- IF --- arlay i Is 1 pa. BitITLSH POISZ!SIONB. !Stand-et !int.& Oaks at Ageralis Um. et rilf,trisece(l..l Union of Instead (Lim.). ama( Lana°. . %M. ,Aagloaloft= Was,. 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Peel Um Igeel•Ws Waft and Oika.lllsas T leo W a .2 li I li Si Pa li it ti Ic. ill Pin 1 ; 1 :: 1 1 pi 6 i li .6 0 0 0 01 21 21 i i dis 68 60 HI 01 ". II P. s.w IL(L) =1:1, Itto de Jam Ctty Im.(L) do Is 41i ell IT U • 1 lfpn 0 09 71 10 U U V In 4 pso 911 Si 109 j IPo 3,11 1 • t i do par 11 14 VT} Hllera ma Assn ANC lawislm. &Atrial& Initia.lev.(L les& assies Lod Illabsesia• T•L Nip .. T.* 4.0 t Atria.) El. WaStla.o•.o.oriods nn, rOv4pkw, T.,. Vs• Disnues . _u MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY) Two o'OLocc. Owing partly to the commencement of the fort nightly settlement, there is lees business in stocks and shares to-day, but prices, on the whole, are well maintained. Consols are without alteration, and foreign securities have not varied to any important extent. English railway shares are slightly lower in some instances. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 931 to for money, and 931 to 1 for the account (October 8). The business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 933, ; ditto for account, 931 ; Tbree per Cents., Rednoed, 92, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; Five per Cent. " eufaced" rupee paper, 108 ; ditto Five and a Half per Cent, 1163 ; and Exchequer Bills, par, 3e. prem. . _ . . - There is not much business going forward in the foreign stock market to-day. Greek Bonds are rather firmer, and Mexican steady, at the last price of &tunlay. Turkish Rix per Cents. of 1854, and Spanish Passive and Certificates are also somewhat firmer, and Italian (Maremmana Railway) and New Granada are inquired for. On the other hand, Italian Five per Ceuta., Turkish of 1858 and 1862, and Consolides have declined per cent., and Portuguese securities are dull. Trans actions are recorded as follows :—Greek, 371 ; ditto, for account, 371, 1 ; ditto Coupons, 181 ; Italian, 721, 1, 1 ; Maremmana Railway, 901 ; Mexican, 431, 1,1, 1 ; ditto for account, 431 ; Moorish, 9151 ; New Granada, 161 ; Peruvian, 1862, 881 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1867, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 491, 49 ; Russian, 1822, 931, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, 36*, 36 ; dttto for accouct, 361 ; ditto Certificates, 131, 1 ; ditto for account, 131, 1 ; Turkish, 1838, 70 ; ditto 1862, 71, if, 1, * ; Venezuela, 1862, 58k, 59. The Confederate Loan has risen 3 per cent., on the news from America, the present quotation being 28 to 26 dim:omit_ The shares of the financial companies are steady, at previous prices. International Financial are quoted b. to prem. ; General Credit and Finance, 2to 2} prem. ; and London Financial, si to 3i prem. Hudson's Bay are quoted to dia., being firm. With reference to the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria, we have received the following letter from Messrs. Bircham, Dalrymple, Drake, and Ward : TO THE EDITOR OF THE EXPRESS. 46, Parliament•street, Westminster, Sept. 14. air,—As 801k:titers to the proposed Aoglo.Auatriaa Beak we beg to call your attention to the following telegram, which we have this morning received from the Fiaesos Ministry of the Austrian government, in reply loan inquiry concerning the "Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria:• ---. " Vienna, Sept. 14. " Union Bank ban so special privileges or arrangements with government."—Ws remake, &0., 1311C11Alt, DALITMPIS, DRAMA LID WARD. The Secretary of State for India in Council notifies that holders of India Four per Cent. De bentures, who have assented to their conversion into " India Four per Cent. Stock," are required to surrender their debentures at the Bank of Eng land on or before the let of October next. The stock will be oreated on the Bth of October, and will be transferable after that date. Holders of " India Four per Cent. Stock" who are registered in the books of the Bank of England on the Bth of October next, and who desire to hold " Stock Cer tificates to bearer with Coupons attached," in lieu of stock registered in their names, may do so by transferring their stock to " the Secretary of State in Council of India" on or after the Bth of October next, when they will receive " Stock Certificates to bearer" in lieu thereof. Debentures which are to be paid off on or after the Bth of October next, must be left at the Bank of England three days previous to payment being made. Parties leaving their debentures on or before the 6th of October can receive payment of the same on the Bth of October. It is stated that the Brazilian government will extend their guarantee of 7 per cent. to the whole of the capital hitherto expended by the Pernambuco Railway Company. It is satisfactory to find that the political differences between the two govern ments do not influence Brazil in ber endeavour to promote commercial enterprise. This alleged con cession to the claims of the Pernambuco Railway secures for Brazil any further capital that she may require for railway purposes. It is understood that information has been received in London of the final confirmation and signature of the Emperor of Russia to tbe conces sion for the establishment of an English and Russian Bank. The coucession gives tbe privilege of carry ing on banking business (with such branches as the directors may at any time consider advisable) in any part of the Russian Empire, for an unlimited period. This undertaking was brought forward in a preliminary form some time ago, and a consider able amount of the capital is stated to have been already subscribed. Other parties having registered the title of the " English and Russian Bank," the name will probably be changed. The directors of the Bank of Australasia notify that a half-yearly dividend of 245. per share, and a bonus of 325. per share, being together at the rate of 14 per cent. per annum, will be paid to the pro prietors of the old share capital on and after the 13th October. The directors of the lonian Bank have de clared a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, and • bonus of 7s. Gd. per share, for the half-year eodingJune last. A general meeting of the shareholders in the Oriental Bank Corporation is called for the 22ud October, when au interim dividend will be declared for the half-year ended June last. SATIMDAT Emma. Console, which closed yesterday at 931 to I for the Bth of October, opened this morning at 93 to 4, but closed at 934 to 1. For money the last price was 934 to 4. The official business report is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 4; ditto, for account, 93/, fl ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 9244 ; New Three per Cents., 92f, 92 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108/, 4. The India Five per Cent. stock was quiet, 'at 108/ to 4. India Bonds left off at 16a. to ' 19s. prem., and Exchequer Bills, at par tc 3s. prem. In the foreign stock market to-day speculative attention was principally directed to Mexican Bonds, which were in strong demand, and rate 1 per cent. The shares of the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria left off at 4 to 14 prem., I being lower. In the market fur Bank shares to-day there was an advance in Australasia (New), Brazilian and Portuguese, City, London and Brazilian, Mercan tile Exchange, Oriental Corporation, and Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi, and , a reduction in London and South African, and Loudon and Wcstmioster. Italian Irrigation shares and bonds, Joint Stock Discount, National Dias:mut, and United Kingdom Telegraph were firmer. East and West India Dock stock was flat. . . . Colonial government securities were steady, at previous quotations. Maryland Five per Ceuta. advanced II per cent. The shares of the financial companies showed no alteration of importance. International Financial were quoted Q to 5„ prem. ; General Credit and Finance, n to St prem. ; and London Financial, to 3 prem. Hudson's Bay were rather firmer, at to Su. ; and Egyptian Trading at I/ to prem. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Caruatic arrived at Calcutta from Southampton on the 20th of August in the abort space of 54 days. She went out under Tway steers; and it is believed that bar consumption of coals hes not exceeded 15 tons per day. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 13 to prem. Thames and Mersey, 3g to f press. ; Universal, to 1 dis. ; North British and Mercan tile, 171 to 181; and Commercial Union, 4 to 41 prem. Oriental Hotel shares were nominally quoted to prem. ; Marine Investment, to 1 prem. ; Buxton Hotel, 1 tog prem. ; and Star and Garter Hotel, 1 to 1 prem. 1 arp.c. iiii l ose Ipm 4 li 1 pa .. 10 2 1t 9 71 73 ■c 117 80 44 67 SO U 46 48 36 38 24 18 13 18 100_ 110 tram' a la. .4 11,04 'Si tn. 1 3 1:6 1 0.1 : mail. 17e. tl&s n 10 14 101 116 126 ;I i - ita ea i I Pal is ioi :al 96 96 16 IS7 131 118 115 Pa 111 lle 11 1111 55 zd —•— 5 Jr to 50 1 1-* en r zd nit zd zd - '4 id 14 We i i in 14 Id 74 US 101 } 100} xd 101 120# x 4 Ital xd 11 pm zd 1011 1001 rd zd ad .. sd 96k id zd sd sd zd xd id id 101 100 101 103 89 rso 14 1 1 ,T SS $6 f 46 48 122 184 124 166 104 104 114 110 MON VW 1.41 , 11 IM.??. 9,01.4 10.0e0 600 4,406 .70 41114 6,60 8.4011 1.120 MON WAN mime wee lijao ILYA am. 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Lhallau Impend Oksenise Louden sad ;Lan& Amon& Piste !Lon, Elr.,t heti& (L) Lon Oh. tank of Leedom sod Cabala (L LArtes and awns, Louisa loud Mask Lan sad Middlssat Lan sad Northam Loads' , St South Cel. , LoodosetS.Anorlooa (L Loa. I S. Wooten% (Llsa. items. and W•stmlna... , Mercantile Eschange(L) Prev.tian. Midland But \ Would at Liverpoolal Y. Pro. of Do do Wow South Wows Mental Book Oeiworn Drovinr. of faolooh delude, Pon ,j. DD•111 ;South Aludralla 17 SO IC .... 1071 1 icrii 1171 ni -. zd u - I .c.i 19 - rit _id COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MAR —(THIS DAY.) The acoottate at heed from the Barthel England mad frets Scotland, this morniog, stated that harvest, work had eels fair progrem, and that some crops had bees secured is tolerably good ereolitios. Our adviess from America eins to the effect that the arrivals of wheat and flour were el unsatisfactory quality. and that very little business was= for export to Great Britain. On the Continent the trade is somewhat firmer. Only a moderate supply of home-grown wheat we mi. mired fresh up to this morning's market. However, the trade was less active than on Holiday last, end prime de clined le. par quarter. The quality of the prodoee was excelleat. . . . . A full average rupply of foreign wheat was exhibited far sale. la most descriptions sales programed slowly, yet very little change took place in prices compared with this tly se'neight. Floating cargoes of wheat were in leas active request at barely late rates. The supply of barley was small. Fine malting panels sold freely et extreme quotations ; otherwise, the trade wee steady, and prime were well supported. The malt trade ruled firmer at full currencies. TIN suppy . of oats was tolerably large. Good and fine ears Ina steady is price, but inferior qualities were rather cheaper. Beane—the supply of which was short—ruled firm, at quite previous rates. Peas were quite as deer as oa Monday last. The show et samples wasysey moderate. _ . . tost kinds Of dour moved off slowly, pit prices woe supported. , „ I' he arrivals of floating cargoes off Mai have amounted to 67, via :-19 cargoes of wheat, 34 maize, 2 barley. 2 rye, 2 valonis, 3 beans, 2 cottonwood, 2 bane; and 1 cargo of lentils. There has beta • fair demand for wheat, and prices have adranesit is. to 2a per quarter. Marianople has sold at from 38.. 9d. to 39a. ; Taganrog Ghirka, 36.. 3d. to 37e. 3d. ; Odessa Gblrkra 37s 61. to 37a 9d. per 49231 n. ; Odom; 34.. per 492115., and monad, 38s. per4Bolba. ; Sands. mirk& Odessa, 41s. per 480th.. ; &monk& Taganrog, 37.. 31 per 49211 n. ; Canada, white, 43a. 3d. ; Milwankie, 365. 44. to 375. 3d. ' • Amber Michigan, 41s. 3d. per 48011 n, mast has sold freely, ateedrasce of 6d. to is. wane. Galata boa sold at 275. lid. to 27.. 93. ; ditto Salina, 27.. to 275. 6d. !broil Sutras, 26e. to 265. 7 jd. ; Woe; 27a to 27.. per 492 lbs. ; Foxanian, 26a. 3d. to26s. 9d. ; Wallachia; 265. to 26.. lid. ; 1 Bidgartui. 26., 3d. to 26a. &I. • sad Monica, 26.. to 26.. 3d. per 480Ibe. Barley has ;skid firm at extreme ratan Algerian Oraa has real ised 26.. to 26.. 3d. • and Danubian 25a. 9d. per 400 lbs. Gelts rya has been disposed al at 29.. per 480Iba for the Coaticant. Beaus have ear madded rather more mosey. New Saida has changed hands at 29,. to 29.. 3d. ; Fgyptlan, 29a. 6d. per 490161. la millet seed and Dart very little has been does. Donabiaa millet mood, 225. to 235, ; and Syrian Dari, 265. to 27a peg CUBJULNIT PRICK& • ltiroldia. Pet Qr. I. tau. Kw* red WI 41 Was Ditto, new . 44 70 a 7 Dtito,wkdteol 41 to 411 Duo new 64 to Id NOifolk and uneotis rod 1862 42 W 44 Ditto new , 44 to 42 Pot Qs. OA a s. Scotch, UM SO Se MI 24 Is 112 IrlOit, on? li la U „ block Mating 1.1141111114 Grinding 27 to 22 ' Ilautgan — to Tick lO 14 St Harrow NSW& IS 10 44 —.- Easel. .Norfolk. ;ad estzioti eo to es Kingston and Wars OT to IS Brown iii Old and new $S to 36 _— Gray ht %hits 37 to noon. .OAIS. Bogltsh, food lB to IS ~ potato 2l to 27 %lon. Pariir. a S. Dust:le mod Koalas berg 46 to 56 Rostock & Mockler Do= 43 to 49 40 to 46 Itossioa, bud Taira nobis. Wilts 101. Hoomilimill 34 to II Coy Norfolk isi ioNoik will. M to U 10 American, red „ whits . 44 to 40 BAa _8011.41. }ergs o s. ► DIMIsh and •wedhi 17 Se IS leafs Grinding. ---- tit to tt DlattWog lialtiou ......_ ll4 to U oAn. Dutch, brew ---- 18 to St hod ARSIVAIJI OF OWN, to., I WATEK C.MIALiGI, NAM CLUEIVL Duda 'LA *bib — , Yellow. .. • Wheat. Darkly. gm. an. Loeb& ... 7111 Sin lOW rondo':: lrtah 1/1188 111 I .... . isms tin i was) riii Tits. I 41rr is Ra qrs SU MS — T 7 serirs s I soul air asul 1117 BIS 1011 INN MINCING LANL7(THIBAt) • Suomi.—The market is quiet for raw, but for refined there is a limited demand at late prices. rlorrtz.—The parcels to be brought forward this weak are again considerable, the market privately, iu come. queues, is quiet. TEA. —Tbe samples of the public males (which will coal metros to-morrow) have occupied the attention of the trade to-day. Rim —1,530 bees Beevil sold. Bedlam at 96. Hs trrwritn. —No salsa reported. Corrom—The demand continues active, and prices haws still an upward tendency. Jun and Manilla Hemp are in good request ; sales of tin latter at 2W. to 301. for fair to good roping. The parade to be brought forward to-morrow consist at 300 bhde. of West fedi^ rod 2,001 begs of Mauritius sugar; :3/0 casks, 200 cases, and 1,500 Imp coffee ; GOO bags Does; about 36,000 packager of tea (half of which is without re serve); 3,000 begs of rice, and sundry drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the subjoined quotations :—Twww tallow, ; Petersburg Y.U. on the spot, old. 425.; ditto now. ; October to Deoeinber. 43e. 3d. ; Deillwa ber, 4.15. 9d. ; January to March, 445. ; 445. tid. PARTICCLAIS OF TALLOW. Steak oe hazel this day ... .earks' 39,344 34454 Delivery last work 4,048 1,1147 Ditto fres let June 3,,e80 !Lead Antral last week Ditto treat Itt Jane .l 40 DU& 4! 041 1.979 14.91! 1.2111 15,99! thespottbladnycwt. tan Od.. I 11116:01 VW:ft Milo Town last Yriday bOa 114. . Un Arrival fee the week imam tkid September bet year. 140 cask; and delivery. I,Md Palm The Arrival last week comprised from Petersburg, Aff from Warm, and d from other pJacem—total,l.22teaska DIETROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. DAY.) _ _ We have a larger number of beasts than on )loudly last ; there la, however, a demand for them, and that day's quotations are pretty wall maintained. beep are also more plentiful ; trade is scarcely as brisk ; yet there is DU quotable reduction in price. Good calves are scarce aced rather dearer. Lamb is scarcely wanted ; a few choice ones only are saleable. Frans Germany and [folioed there are 1.890 beset., 8,640 sheep, 111 calves, and 30 pigs ; Spain. 370 beasts ; Ireland, 470; and 2,570 from the Northern ant Midland Counties. Per stews of slim. 4. 4. an. rile same of ettr, s. d. a. et. Beet Poets, Mettle 4 10 6 0 Beet Nu& 11f.bd• 80 0 6 0 • Met a►ort-horn 4 6 410 Rase Lour-w 0015.... S u S 2 sensed VW. beads S 4 4 0 i Do. do. Shorn 0 0 0• Calves Pies lambs %sop and LE" 24,170; POW, BeetOestilifAreds 6 2 5 t, !W.f., se nurturt, 6.710: vim : P. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mows. Pattoadoo sad Smith report s brisk doomed tot the maw growth at olviatwitl pricos of fully ss. per cwt. PROVINCIAL WI& MARKETS. LrerarOnt. Dart. 11.-Pales ksday:-Comfederate Lan. MI Id. ...Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113, 113 ed.-Lenten and North We-tern, 1015 t ad.-Borth Eastern, aj 11.-Belfaki and Lake Baron. 54-Oreat ludlan Peninsular, 188 -Erie, at-Gana Lasemhoura abates. 14 5-10 C-11nUalk sad American Mamie Banking CtiesPant .I.lmite,l', 5 4 15 Id p.-Mercantile and change Bank [Liallied , , 5.10 i p.-National Bank of Liverpool v.-Albion liable Ladled% 15-16 p -Yam Insurance, 15 p.-layal lanrarce. 4 15-10 p..--I.'sioa Ma rine ;Limited .1 13-14 p.-Great Ship. ta. ad. -Ditto 175 per cat, pref.. If. -Madam S per feats., 435 e e I. RIILMUNIIIAM. diet. It -1411biueN ma trammeled here Waal in south Staffordshire Balls-ri shams al 161. and In imperial Centinental Om Mara at S. per share. Illreaingluon 014 Vasa NW mere offered al, 54. and Blrtulogltam Wagon at 115. General market quiet. 36 to W 31 NM 35 as a mum m. ::-~~aa .. SA to ~ Frisch. per 7•7* -- 77. . t? t• •• American, per OK .. 1P to 5 ICemodbo. .. .. if to U ro LONDON, BY LAND A NWT. 5 TO UPI. 7. al- Flnar,