The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-11 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. STRALENG ♦ CHILD. A respectably-attired woman, who said her DAMS was DebAlit, rod retaken in Cromer street, St. Pancras, applied torte waipstrate under the following circumstances : Tie applicant stated that her obild, James Derbam, aged s, y,.l wren miming since the 3rd instant, and she was sadly 0,,,a1 that it had been stolen to be used for begging put , • As her son was paralysed in his tongue, and in his L r um and side, he was calculated to excite pity, al that made her the more af ra id that he had ten stolen to be. used for the above purpose. She described se child as of light oomplexion, light hair. and blue eyes ; i bad on when he left home a light tweed coat. black Orterlocicers, white stockings, and leather boots laced is -313 t. She had communicated with the po li ce , at flootlaod . ad, but they could give her no intornwition about her lost odd She wished the magistrate to assist her to have her are advertised. The magistrate gave the applicant the means to have owe bills printed, and said he had so doubt that the pries would take notice of her application. , The applicant thanked his w or s hip for his kindness, arid I left the court. AN UNRULT APII/JUITICE RUT TO BARD LABOUR FOR cia HIB BUSTY:R . 3 oolouxne. .Vartin Pion ao appreutios to Yr. John S a mu e l S m ith, cooper, of Goldin : lmm was charged with abseatiog him self from his DIMON without authority or other lawful excuse so to do. The Uidasieweat to show that the prisoner absoonded from his work on the 9th of J all, and he had tot been seen M his mister since, until he was in custody. He had pier served with summonses, but those he would Dot attend t o . Yesterday he was oppreheuded at the Hounslow powder mills, where he wu at work as a journeyman. The prsooer had before absconded from his work, but the pro 'rotor had forgiven him on that oorasion. He had fre quntly neglected his master's commands, and had come late to work.. — lleprisoner said that his master had frequently told him t, ga away as he was mot worth his eat, and he Woe him ac his word. . _ The prreeentor denied this st►tement. The magistrate sentenced the prisoner to *even days' 'Aid labour is the Howe of Correction. WESTMINSTER. turns" 11_1W?Ir1.104C1r. Martha Brwatcra , a shoTrify — ZZeed — alrest-walker, with . hat and feather, was brought up on a warrant charged with asesultiog &umber person of the same unhappy grade, little older and mote plainly attired, who gave the name of Aso Graham. Co , cplai.sant mid that she most bind the defendant down to keep the pesos u she west in great dread of her. Oa i'atter&y week the defendant came to her house and eked ar some articles which the claimed, and on being told that they could not be given to her until she restored something si etches's tns datendsat flew at her and tore her face. Defendant— YO4 struck me first, and tore my veil. Complainant—l did not. She is always ill-trsatisg me, roar worship. She has dose so time* out of somber. Mr. Self.—Hew is it, then, that you hare not complained d bet before ! Cerapleinaot—l put up with it became she is my sister. Mr. Selfe--Your own motor? Complainant—Yee, your wcWehip, Ore ia, and she HI twee ✓e worse than I hare ever been used by anyone aise. She sills me inch horrible names that lament ewer, they are ei shocking ; and on the last day of the last month she followed me, sad with another wane so threatened me in Sloane-street that I was obliged to get a policeman to see as home... Toe policeman was called and proved the defeodiint's violent threats to her alter on the night in queetioo, and to necessity of his protecting her. Defendant did not offer any reply. lir. Salle fined her 10a. and costa, or ten days, sad adored her to find bail for her future good behaviour. She was sent to prison. WE ALLEGED MURDER OF A BANK CLERK. INQITEST.—(THIB DAY.) To-day at 12 o'clock, Mr. John Humphreys, one d the Middlesex corolla% opened an teeeettletlee et the Neck Hotel, Eut Smithfield, into the circumstances of the ieath of Mr. Hugh Dublin Morris, aged 22 Beare, who wan illeged to have been murdered on the night of the 3rd taptember. coins proceedings mewed to create great Mired and lie urt was erowded. Mr. Alfred Morris, Haselwood-ledge, &apell-park, StreetLunn, said he was a beaker's clerk. Deceased was his Mother, and was also a banker's clerk. Withers last saw him alms at two o'clock oo the 3rd inert. at the minuet* to the thy Bank. Within left his. there. So far as witness koew, deceased meet undoubt e dly b a d no eonnexioes or aequaintames at the wee...aids. He was in no trouble or difficulties, mental er otherwise. His liabilities altogether were not more than 151. or 201. He never threatened to destroy hie life. Wit ems expected him home that night ie accordance with his invariable enatoen. He mese stopped east late at night. Os that day be stayed paler Liar at the bank 'sot* Ir. King, a fellow clerk. Mr. King and he went thee tad had some refreshment. Dammed left, and Mr. King said he would follow his, but remained bailed for another bottle of champagne. Witness was afraid deceased stood r Kr. Kieg, is be was sees with woman 1141111 . t hew Wither was afraid be was en ticed down to the water-aide and met with feel play. He undoubtedly had money about him et th e time. H. had got a cheque changed that day. James "Pauli, lighterman, mid that be area off the entrance to St. Katherine Docks I. his barge when his attention was called to the body of the deemed floating in ins water. The body was removed to Aldgate dead-house. It was fully dreamed excepting the bat. There was a eon take or mark of a black eye on the face. 111 r. Weds, M.R.C.S., said that be was celled to deceased. Be eramtned the body, aad found much contusion over the tight eye, sod in • dmhter degree over the left eye. The hoe um much bloated. He thought the marks arose from lecompobitios. The marks were oe the eye li ds rather th an over the eye. There wiliest abrasion on the eyelid. There ewe other marks on the body, but he considered that they sum from decomposition. The abrasioe also he thought arose from the same cause, but he could sot account for the cams of death. Mr. A. Morris—lf the marks you describe had arises from violence would they not present the same appearance as at preset? Wares—lf they bad been from injuries Indicted im mediately before death it would be difficult to distinguish between them. Witaess should have expected the dis colounitioe to be deeper. Mr. E. King, Belvedere, Forest-hill, bank clerk, said that w the 3rd iost. deceased stopped at the hank to snit views. They bit at nine o'clock and went to a honer over the way, where they had some bread and cheeses and sherry sad ester. They then went towards Loodoe-bridal, and as it was raining wither tamed into the 'filet Porter teem to barrow an umbrella from the landlord. who was his friend. That house was in Arthur•street West. They stopped till eleven o'clock. They had two bottles of champs gne Mtwees four ; and after deceased left they had an other tattle. tattle. Mr. Cox and Mr. Stephen wen the other two Deceased_ot up soddenly, and said, " We moat tot lose this train." Witness said he would go directly, Mt deceased went out. lo • very few minutes witness followed him , expecting to meet him outside ; bat hems:Lid Dot ses him. Witness searched everywhere, but could not led him, and went home. It was a few minutes after 12 when witoess left the Ticket Porter. Deceased wee excited and laughing, bit was sober bed rational. Waters also was sober. Witham noticed deceased change one sovereign daring the evening, but did not see whether be had any other irold. Witness never heard demised speak of any acquaintance at the water side. Sy Mr. A. Morrie—Deemed walked perfectly steedily, ' sad was not in the teeth likely to walk over any place into the water. His character was excellent. He was not in volved, and his aoseents were all eameet. A gentleman from the City Bank said deceased's accounts were all correct. There was no irregularity whatever. Mr. John Stephens, landlord of the Ticket Porter, said that deceased came so his house el the night in question. quite labor. He only took a portion of two bottles of champagne. He left quite able to go to the railway station. He was perfectly steady- if he had not bees so witeem would have alma after him, It was then three or four minutes before 12. He had changed a sovereign and bad spent 7e. mat of it. A detective said that at present be could discover no. thiag material. If further time were given. he might be able to find out. loather-1 do Dot want you to speak further. I shall adjourn to in you time to follow the matter up, sad to bare a careful post mortem examioatioo of the body. shalt take care that a most rigid esamioatloo shall be wade. Mr: A. *orris mid that the examiestioa already cede was ectira/y saperlcild. Jo the Wolverhampton outs It wee laid there were so blows become there were no preeshiset mark% but whets the acelp wu removed it was totted thud the roan had bees dnadtolly beaten. It could also be Proved that deceased had money about him that day, be fall% G bsdeffered bleed Kr. Blake some puede in the turner. Blake, 8, Little Winchester-Wawa, Olty, said that deemed offered to lead him SI. the wonting of his death. Domani i galled at witilames Mika, ad amid, " If it's mar wo to yeah I we lead yea V. or 41.” Ho would sot !We made w offor if ha had woe bad waeoy milk him. The Comer then adjourned the promeadisee tar • week. THY WIOIWiLL HALL )117ADZIL —The prisoner, e,acen s Timor Townley, who awaits Ids trial t or th e wilful warder of Mina Goodwin, still maintains the same deans. nom. sad minducta himself as he did before sad immediately after big enmmittal. He has had interviews with his legal ad/imr, Mr. Leech. of tie firm of Gamble rad loads. Lau week his brother visited him, sad cm Tunday Mr. Townley. sea., retsina to Darby, had saw lie prisoner. The friend, of Townley still correspood with him is was of the warmest affeeties ; and his wedged towards all with whom he comes in contacts marked by its civility ', and cratefuls' for say favour costarr e d or duty does. AK/ Mercury. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1863. Two o'OLooz The railway market is flat to-day, and prioes have receded in several instances. Great Western, Lon don and South Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Caledonian stocks have declined / per cent. ; Great Eastern, 1. Great Northern has unproved 1, and South Eastern 1. There is not much business. London and North Western stock is now quoted 101 to f, ex div. ; Great Western, 67 to ; Midland, 126/ to 1271, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1121 to 113/, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 504 to 51, ez div.; Cakdonian, 1211 to ; South Eastern, 041 to 1, ex div. ; Great Northern, 124 to 125, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 1011 to 102. Indian, Canadian and foreign railway securities are quiet, and exhibit no alteration of importance. Eastern Bengal stook is inquired for. Woe laday to 1 pa._ Rd Itl H 1 Raw... Ns — Is 1 ..N. 104 mt LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (111 r ISZOTSTO TlMmours.) LEICESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SCURRY HANDICAP. Hatt a mile. Paddy O'Rourke sad Amass are lure. WELTER HANDICAP. Mile and *quarter. Tourist, Finks% Weathering% Ripley, Little Dick, For midable, and Jack of Newbury are here. NURSERY HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mire. Gresaland, Junius, Regina, Coimbra, Aurora, and Witol d/aim Si. bogs. AIRIVID.—Lad of the Manor, Devotee, and Flower Safety. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. AL RK-LANIL . -7(T848 DAY.) Advice. from the North this' are to the effect that harrest.work is making steady progress, and is in some parte approaching completion. Fresh up to our market, this morning, the snivels of English wheat were very moderate, and the trade ruled firm, at fully previous rates. Th e condition of the pro duce was exe.st.. TM show of foreign wheat was of full average extent. Most descriptions wen in fair request, and the quotations were well supported. Floating cargos of wheat and spin corn ruled firm, at extreme curreweisa. With Ws:LW the market wu scantily supplied. MaWag qualities were very firm, and other descnptiona changed hands at full prices• p The malt trade was firm, and the quotations were well The supply of oats fresh up was very moderate. The trade ruled firm, and fine men was bald for rather more . . . . Bes as sad peas were in short supply and steady request at full quotations. la flour a fair business was transacted, and prices sided firm. Martardaeed waa firm, at 12s. for white and 10a. to 14.. for brown. Rape and other seeds remain as quoted on Monday. yriorAT. ror Qr. OM% a a. Boatel, toad Iria, w= l" ts to 67 16 So IS Oink __ _ 111 to II " Boom flosepo SO to SS lick llO to SS Borrow Pile= lB to to tr 44 .—._ Orgy _ 113 to 37 311 to 40 itro s7 to 40 - _ FLout_ Town made; per t6D lbn Houstryehold 24 to $6 Coun Norfolk and Suffolk, oaship 2B to SI l'es Qr. OM a. a. Dsnbb end Bweitian 17 to 28 I asides 1 NM& - id to 87 PCipasa __ U to U -••••••• I m an y. PEA& Bolls `-- Bo 26 to SS DOM 0002. White M MOI Yellow !Loin. Preach, par sack .... 97 kr 40 Sponleh, to Amerlesn, per bat .. 19 to VI Ceasotlan, . 19 to Pi INTO LONDON BY WAWA TO esti% It iithumvst. &LIU 1.18013.-alllB DAY.) 1:z Barriss Paean MM. alhimea iba j = Do. New Do._ fry. eui t i =go wiaa; o lv isi ldttair OrseTADeste e‘o goo Dieeeremejp.aper.pree MOM Demeei... Law pa I p. Do. G. Ideeesioa eL Do. H. do dewed ?tut oe Owed& De. lit ipeel. Heeds Do. do. deemed Do. tad pretileeds De. de. deeemod Do. Sad int !Hoek Do. de. deferred Mb Do. rot .etedk. De. de , dellerod geese iYoe Haemeeis 116 - 17 Do. January, tan at abaft la la. al Do. al we oast at Ina cameo. stn Da. Nair imptite 4 WD LI A.ALTS c .a• Madras Qum de pa la Do. da. pee 4 Da. I . lk nay e L ftam Do. Mk entandoa Moab. and liataan oia t 111. pronwlan • — old - urS a - a 171 i & cd Goodall p. a SOW, saa par am Do. Delhi S do. Do. P do. do . g . r 4.. De. admanos.a.ma BRITISH L*WCam as. ard ar. O. Oce. 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Consols are steady, at the closing quotations of yesterday, while foreign secu rities have advanced in several instances, including Mexican and Greek Bonds. Some of the leading British railway stocks are likewise rather firmer. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr., being 4 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 934 to 4, for money, and 934 to 4 for the Bth October. The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. I Consols, for money, 934, 4 ; ditto, for account, 1 934, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 92 ; I New Three per Cents., 92, 4 ; Bank Stock, shut ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 4 ; Five per Cent. "essfaced " rupee paper, 1074, 4, 4 ; and Exchequer Bills, 3s. prem., par. There is not much business in the foreign stock market to-day, but the tone is more favourable. Mexican Bonds are in good demand, and have risen 4 per cent. Greek have also ad vanced 4; the Turkish Loan of 1858 end Consolidds, ; and Spanish Passive, 4 ; Greek Coupons are likewise better. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turkish, 1854, 95 to 4 ; ditto 1868, 704 so I ; ditto 1862, 71 to 4 ; ditto Consolithis, 534 to ; Greek, 374 to 384 ; Mexican, 424 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 354 to 4 ; and Peruvian, 88 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Equador Land Warrante, 74 ; Egyptian (first issue), 1024, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 374, 8 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 184, 4 ; Italian, for account, 73, 724 ; Mexican, for account, 424, 4, 4 ; Moorish, 954 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 884 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 494 ; ditto, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 494, 4, 4, 4 ; Russian, 1822, 931, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 934, ; Sardinian, for account, 894 ; Spanish, for account, 544, 5 ; ditto Passive, for I account, 354, 4, 4 ; the Committee's Certificates, 134, 4 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 954, 5;1 ditto 1858, for account, 704, 4, ex div. ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 734 ; ditto 1862, for account, 7 1 4, 4, 4. . . The Confederate Loan is withcut change at 30 to 28 discount. International Financial share* are steady, at 51 to 5# preen. ; General Credit and Finance are dull, at 2 to 24 prem. ; and London Finan cial, better, at 21 to 34 prem. Hudson's Bay are quoted Ito 4 dis., and Egyptian Trading, 14 to lf prem. - . _ The Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria hasbeen received with considerable favour, and there is a strong demand for the shares, which are now quoted If to 2k prem. The Austrian Bank announced today is expected to be followed by " The Anglo-Austrian Bank," whose concession is on the eve of being signed by the Emperor of Austria. The arrange ments in Vienna and with the foreign cor respondents of the bank are complete. The meat of the direction will be in the Austrian capital, and the affairs of the bank subject to the control of a committee in London. Mr. G. G. Glyn will be a member of the London committee, and the services of a first-clam manager have been secured. The arrangements between the government of Austria I and the new bank will, it is stated, on publicar tion, very distinctly indicate the confidence re• perked by the former in the proposed institution. There was a somewhat increased demand for money at the Bank of England yesterday, owing pro. bably partly to the fact that some persons have held aloof from that establishment during the last two or three days, in expectation of a reduction in the minimum rate. The Jewish holidays on Mon day and Tuesday next have most likely also bad some influence upon the demand at the Bank yes. terday. In the open market there was a 'steady inquiry, at 3& to 4 per cent. The joint-stock banks, with • great desire to employ their resources, maintain their quotation at 31 per cent. About 117,0001. in American gold (eagles) was bought by the Bank yesterday. It is understood that the outgoing Bombay steamer to-morrow will take as much as 300,0001. in silver and 100,0001. in gold. The latter has been purchased out of the recent arrivals. This is the largest total shipped for the East for a long period, and is chiefly to pay for cotton. Tenders will be received at the Bank of England on the 16th inst. for bills on India to the amount of 30,00,000 rupees, of which not more, than 12,00,000 rupees will be drawn on Bombay, and 2,00,000 rupees on Madras. It is officially announced that the dividend on Great Western Railway stock for the seven months ending July last will be at the rate of one per I cent., and that there will remain a balance of I about 4,0001. to be carried over to the next amount. - - , Compered with the same time last year, the Lan cashire and Yorkshire railway traffic return shows this week • decrease of 2,9081. • the Midland an increase of 2,5811. ; the North Eastern an increase of 3,139 & ; and the fsuchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, an increase of 9361. A very important undertaking baa been brought forward under the title of the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria. The directors in Austria are of the highest standing, while those in England include the Right Hon. Lord Fermoy, M.P., chairman • James Caird, Esq., M.P. ; Hugh C. Childers, EA., M.P. ; G. G. Macpherson ' EN., chairman of the Agra Bank ; Edward Masterman, Esq., the banker; Roes Homily Mangles, Esq. ; and William Scholefield, Esq., M.P. The brokers sire Messrs. Hill, Fawcett, and Hill, and the solicitors, Messrs. Crowder, Maynard, Son, and Lawford. The coucession obtained from the Emperor of Austria is for 90 years, and the pro ject is constituted according to Austrian law, with limited liability. The important privi lege is conferred of cloud Jcting banking operations and of establishing branches in all towns and cities throughout the empire. There are only five banks in Austria, with a very limited slumber of branches, although the popula tion is much larger than that of t h e United Kingdom. The vast territory of Austria contains very many great and important towns, in which there is a very large business population, yet the principles of English banking are almost entirely unknown. The import and export trade has increased to a remarkable degree mace 1851, owing to the aban donment of the prohibitive system, and the direc tors hope to enmmand a large share of Oriental business. The deposits have already been paid upon a large number of shares. The share list will be closed on the 16th inst. The prospectus has been issued of the Patent Lubricating Oil and Grease Company (Limited), with a capital of 60,0001., in 6,000 shares of 101. each. A preliminary contract has been made for the purchase of certain patents, besides some works, Flint, and machinery now in operation, the vendor agreeing to take half the amount of the purchase money iu paid-up shares. It is proposed to enlarge the works, and thus greatly extend the business. Reference is drawn to testimonials from railway companies, government officials, and others. —.— Another new undertaking is the Patent Fibre Manufacturing Company (Limited). The object is to carry on the manufazture of a valuable fibre under a recently patented process. The capital is 5000 W., in 10,000 shares of Eg. each. The Consolidated Bank (Limited) have this day appointed Mr. W. C. Boon manager of their Lon don office Mr. Beare was for many years in the London Joint Stock Bank, and subsequently assistant manager of the Bank of London. Be is zd Ittii -'4 us; _ iel 1 1 31 11 4 I leai id lei MU ..i ia 1001 11 sd 67+ t xd Id OCILILENT PRIM. nail& Pa Qr. c a. 1 intro, Last, 1061 ;I to 44 Ditto, new 43 to 47 Ntasondesiti 41 to 46 Ditto, new 64 to 43 No7folk and Lincoln rod 1802 42 to 44 „ Ditto new,• 43 to 47 Yntitsi Distilling Grinding 2 to 29 Maim Um, Norfolk, and Suffolk GO to 66 Megaton and Ware 67 to 38 Brown sm. _ _ as mad new 34 to 36 OATI. Leslie, feed — lB to t 3 „ potato 23 to ta Wink?. novae and Loolga berg 4B to 86 Ito/took t Macidos- Da= 43 to M 00 to 46 Smola", hard soft American, red „ while . 40 to CI - . 111 to to &hiding DiatlW Malting IN to 30 OM. Dutch. Ara! -- VI to n „ toed AItRIVAIA Of MUM, &C., CARAIAOIII. MIN 811. T. 6 Wheat. Barley. Malt. Cato I /lour. aro sm. gra M Oda. swim lustlitt as 4 810 M 11.10 Lrlab Tendon 7llO 10 .. LIMO 670 MO Total UM 40 1120 18M60 880 570 LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARICETb. tTEUB DAY.) (AT NWT= LID INTEDIATIONAL (non OM OWN COLsaeruzgumorr., Donna.—Market steady; galas about 15,000. Cosa.—Wheat only in retail demand at M. to 2d. lower. Flour and prices rather in favour of purchanan. Indian corn in fair demand. Egyptian wheat aa beans unchanged. Oats quiet. Wawa very quiet. miNoniG !,ANK. 77 .(YRIS . DAY.) -- - - 8013/11.—The market 4otinues quiet st previous poises for West India, afforest a slight decline being refusal, other sorb lave sold to a moderate extent at steady rates. Rellned—Brows lumps have told as low es 44a ed. r.lorm.—There is lees disposition to Wawa qualities at previous rates, and a portion of the coffered were bought in to prevent a deolima the part that sold wept at prises rather in favour of boyers. Plantation Ceylon 1.. *Winery to fair, 79a to 94. ,• paqmrry, 94. to 98e. Native Os log has sold well, at full pnose ordinary small to good, 70a to 725. 6d. ; other Wrist India. fine Mysore, to 94a. &I. to 95e. 6d. ; Coors Kercana and Nalgherry, 80s. 88s. _ _ _ — TL.—Sales of now eseeen'e Canons continua to b. af fected. es Fiery Cross, as 2s. to 2a. d. far medium to toe. Betas of otitis sorbs rule in favour of balers. B.icm costisase in limited request. SAOO.-4C3 bap or Boar sold at 14.. lid. rub. FIIIIL—OeIy limited males are eared in now Valsocia Maims sad aarranta. Kod—The melee include Lamar& at la. 4d. to la. sd. ; Demerara, L. 6d. to la. did. ; sad Alaska at tall prim. Saurrerez.-700 hags of bawl sold at 37a. Id cask [em cee. fiss, I ea 41. 13th Oo l—TLe mat aka at East India are dud for the t. — Emilitimm.—The market it active at fall prices: Temente, sold a► 3. to 3. IL for silver. . _ Corroa /Tighe; Priccehe; sok beau le* the &waged cOatipuing ray stein, the total sales yesterday wan 22C3 helea. TALLOW MARKILT.—(THDI DAY.) Tba new:ket perm. Town taw is quoted 4 Ls. 3d. set cask ; Petersburg Y.O. ea the spot, old. tb. ; ditto new. 435. ; Beptiwnlese. 435. ; Weber to Desser. 435. 6d. ; Doom bet, 435. 9d. to 44a. ; Jemmy to lbw* 445. HIDE MARKET.--crins DAY.) LiAtiaretr.t.—Hides : Prins 561bs. to 13411*. to 34. ; 641bs. to Tabs., 3d. to 3W. ; Tabs. to 813110., lA:4d. ; 3016* to Nibs., 3K to 44d. ; Saba to 4d. to 3d. ; 961bs. to 1011ba., 4d. to fid. bons 10s. Od. to 12s. Oaf skins, light, 2s. &l. to 4a ; BIZEONDUT.--ffiesp *bee, polled, 34. to 6L ; half loads, 4s. 4d. to 4a. 10d. ; dorms, 34. ed. to 4s. ; lambs, 3t. 6d. to to. 64. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) lowa Fatheads's sad Beath report a good deemed for the bow growth, of which re premot there is may a limited 'apply. Prim en the tars dearer for Abe samples. Yid arid Heist Boom, 51. 10a to 81. Bs. ; Weald of Kens, 41. 15e. to If. 10a ; Seesez, 41. the. to IL 50. Vary choice higher. PROP7dC2ILL MAAS ariaxsr& Urcaroot. Sm. IL—gales to-day :—laneashire and York shire, 111 d ad. —London sad North western, 1014 1 Kora Baiash, 564—N. Merrick capital stock, 10•4 sd.-Bonth Beaten, WI 4 ad.—Birkenhead, tol —Lancaster and Carlisle, IMl—fireat Western of Canada, 104-Itrie, 84—Minots Central, 61 lank of Landon and Liverpool (Limited), 13 p.— Brttish and American Exchange Basking Cosnpany (Limited;, ilt 1 p. Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited?, 3-1641-16 d. psi d.—National Bank of Liverpool (Limited), if 11-16 plea Marina iLlmitedi, 13-16 p.—Laacathire Insurance. 1-111p,— Quen imusnce, lf p.—Thames sad Mesas, Marine In surance, X} p. Union Marina (limited', 11-16 —Afrkea Merchants, ta. 3d. p.—British and Irish Ilagastic Telegraph, 644 —Crest Ship. 6a—Pacide Steam, SO—Spanish Pnahea , sal. • BLIND Wogart Brim* To Mum—Last night Mr. Jobe Humphreys held •• bigotry at the Ludas Hoe- Stet respeeliag the death al Albisia Shaw, a blind woman, who lost her lde by encoder the falowiog circumstances : Mrs. Francis, of Great Borriersetreet Commercial-roof, mid that last Saturday routing deceased was seated io the hitches at the are-plaes. A pot was supported on the grate by mesas of a poker which deceased kancked down. The red bob Irma fell cm her dream She celled oat, "I smell foe.* I Witness said, " Yes, you are oa Sr.," and deceased blared up immediately. Witness threw a met over her, bat deceased was frantic with pain, and I threw it off exclaiming, "Oh aunt, I am buroing !" She rushed about the room, and some time elapsed before the flames were gut under, when she was conveyed to the hospital, and died the nut day (Sunday). Deceased did sot wear crinoline. The Comer having summed up. the jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death by fire." GENZDAL Ewma.—Boott afterwards Ewell came sp. This le the dna time I erer law him. He is rather a reetariabledookieg old soldier, with a bald he a d, • promi sees use, sad, rather a haggard, sickly face : basing so lately lost hie leg above the knee, he is still a complete erippis, and falls off his bores otoselowdly. Directly be dimociests be has to be pet es mulches. He was gtociewall Jackson's coadjutor during the celebrated valley camps ea r sad be need to be a great swearer—le fact, be is said to h ave wee tls only perms who was unable to restrain that p ro pp ie ity before Jackets ; hot siesta his late (rather to .lk) eurcieee, he bee (to use the American uproot - ea) "joies the ohurch."—Black mots Maga:444e for Sep houbsr. TAT OILIKNABY NUM AND STOOK& IRIAN: ItALLWATL Irmaomatai.v = iva l t . u siza • • 1111.1e.11Milla • Do. B 19.41.•85ta Was isd,B4 roc Daad..laft. • AKA idlationfirol Mop =rw• L WoOrre ighsayi Do. • n00k.... De. Ind Andillas Ilt/L ereal Om. Northers .... Da..lll•Tes. so Oft. au ▪ f ally*. Is paid I (MY We* • llosItt• , (lr4t. DoltbowValevalli) lamaline Tirskabb Looks sal Illaakval3 Lades Nadi wiz Imalsallikatiffeilse IbiaJOßLAUliont.. l limped awl Oodles.. aw tt:::wiaeL W Wu. ILa) %Mt Kest bana DM Kent (Cry Lea) !teeth kirtdalt Do. Mdes.,Pletli,dold S. lloolem—aseirlok Do. 41.1.1. Par Do. lamb Do. York Nadi Loadoo Do. 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B L ans.. , *sit Ship fENktedi Ow. 114 my on& Ha IBMs= Bay Internat. PThan.Soci. Mallon I rrlitittias Cala Joist Mock asi f e jaa L Lab.its Tea ).. Los 5.5.101 , Los. Phassill Jam Sew Sarlbre Ilsli.lrr.aCus lisliter. Itr. TA. air S•Aallsnditeon.Co.(Li National U4OOWIt W. Ity.rbsi..smaltlresl I Do. New N.Zwlawd T.solL.(Lts IN. WM Australlslam (Mewed lbw De. New. Ones. b. : W I . Oeleasa RI Pell Uwe Land • 16 e rowili.urlCldes. ON I ga 7Ros sheadaldfdAYLCL, Rio aorta. My do.. ..... I" MI Sam .... addatai Aut. lawsta. &Addams hrlaalay.(l. doodi• Aull laud sididoatas dab t.a4. Awatg.) Frawa.o•.o.cami. • g , •••4mo. T. t.,. VIM abera'a UM. at present general manager of the Wilts awl Dors. Banking Company. It is announced that the coupons due us the IA of October on Atlantic and Great Western Railway Bonds (Pennsylvania division) will be paid in Lon don at the Consolidated Bank. • An extraordinary general meeting of the New , City Club Coupany is convened for the 24th inst., when a resolution will be submitted for increasing the capital by the issue of 5,000 new shares of Ea. each. The Emigration Commissioners have engaged the ship Ocean Empress for the conveyance of pas ! Bangers from Liverpool to Sydney. No vessel has been taken fur Adelaide. ISome uneasiness is now felt for the safety of the Lord Raglan, from Melbourne, the premium of in- Butane° having risen to 50 guineas per cent. The return of the Bank of Englaod for the week I coding Wednesday, Sept. 9, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : arculaJon Mans 09,185,030 Demeans £198,860 Circulation ACLIVO Publics deposits 6,997,402 lowein 179,230 Other deposits 12,909,454 Demme 352,026 Government securities' in I;:aTinia;p7.l;Li 11 ,091,284 No change Otheritecurition in banking . 7 thopartmeni. Gin sad bullion in both __ _ departments 15,345,488 Decrease 148,731 Eleven day and other bills 72.011 Doman 9,116 The Nast Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes kook in banking department). 9,063,188 lasers 415,584 This statement contains nothing unexpected, as in consequence of the withdrawal of nom from the Bank for shipment to the Brazils, and for trans mission to the agricultural districts for harvest wages, • diminution in the bullion was looked for. The decrease now shown is nearly 150,000 f. The other items of the account do not present any im portant change. mood worst to Use Ad /lb mad, se Widassody, Sept. 11. tABSII3IIIP. 0011111;1;4114 debt.. C 11,01.11410 Other warlike— . 3,634.11118 Gold Ma sod 4,35,191 Silver bullion .... L29,1n6,U0 DAN[ OF INOLAND.—Am Al nod SW Vic., e. 112. for Lb* week ISM TIMM DWI NOW issued £29.185.030 /MIMING DI =eletcale Capital 414,6640010 L7l/.314 Public Deposits (la !hid' /whey.. Bs.. BBekti Coi- ml~. dd Y~gmd Debt, and Div. Meta.) 6.907,403 Other Deposit, Seven dayandother gills . — 760.611 £38,891.731 Sept. 10, 1863. Government Seen- Dea• d Weight As nutty) Other Semitic* Noir Oath hod Weer Coth b10,458 1.18,891,111 JLAISHALL, Mkt Cadger. TIIIMIDAT EVIIING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 1 foe the Bth of October ' opened this morning at the same quotation, and left off at 931 to 1. For money the last price was 931 to e. The o ffi cial business report is se follows:—Three per Cent. Consols. for money, 931, 1 ; ditto, for account, 93f ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 921 1, 92 New Three per Cents., 921, 92, t0c ; Beni Stock, shut ; India Five per Cent. 8 losg, f, ; ditto Bonds, 175., lea. prem. ; Four per Cent. • eufaced" rupee paper, 981 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1071. The India Five per Cent stock was without alteration, at 108/ to 1. India Bonds were last quoted 18e. to 19s. prem., and Exchequer Bills par tc 3s. prem. There was a considerable falling off in the amount of business transacted in the foreign securities, speculation being now rapidly on the decline. South Australia Government were in demand and better. International Financial shares were slightly bet ter, at 6} to 5 prem. General Credit and nano, were steady, at SS to 2j prem. ; and Loudon Fi nancial, at 22 to S prem. Hudson's Bay were quoted to f dia. Egyptian Trading were in de mand, and improved to to 11 prem., owing to the receipt of satisfactory commercial advices from Egypt. Commercial Union Fire Insurance shares have been in especial demand, and attained to-day an important advance, the last price being 34 to 31 prem. Ocean 3larine shares were last quoted 131 to 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 3* to si prem. ; Universal, Ito dia. ; and North British and Mer cantile, 171 to 181. Oriental Hotel shares were nominally quoted to 1 prem. ; Marine Investment, I to 1 prem. ; an Buxton Hotel, to pram. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLoos. The transactions in the mining market continue upon a limited scale. East Caradon shares are quoted 28} to 1, showing a reduction of sa. On the other hand Tincroft have improved to 25k to I, and Lougrake to 4} to 5. Wheal Crofty are quoted 3 to 4, and Genamena, 3 to 4. In the btock Ex change East Basset shares have been dealt in at 81 and 80, and Wheal Ludoott at 31. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Worthing are rather dull. general meeting of the Tamar Silver Lead Mining Company is called for the sth of Oct. The Channel fleet has arrive:l in Belfast Lough, where it will remain four dile, and Clones it will sail foe Liverpool. THE OOV&BNMZNT AND THE SLATE TRADE IX POLTNESIA.—The followiag letter has just been revived bye Glasgow citizen from Mr. Layard, Uuder Foreign Secretary : “Foreign.cdfloe, Sept. 8, 1863.-144,-1 am directed by Lord Hornell to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 4th its/taut, requesting that steps may be tskee to put an end to the traffic ID natives from the Polynesian Wands, which is being carried on by vessels order Peruvian colour; sod 1 am, in reply, to aoluatalt you that her Majesty's government are doing all they can in the matter. —A. H. LAEARD." Quit SALE or SHROPSHIRI Safer.—The Necood great sale this year of Shropshire runs and ewes took place ea TIMIKIIT at she Flash, Mr. W. O. Preece being the enc. Mower. upwanls of 150 men and meetly 700 ewes, from the most rioted flocks in the cany, were included 111 the estalorue, end nearly all were disposed of at good prices, notwithatanditg so large • number of liret.clase sheep were sold at the July sale. Among the masa were mane animals of greet merit, bat the abettor) of what may tie oossidered prize sheep will account for the dittereuae between tho pnere obtained at this sale and the pre vious one ; still the result most be considered setisfectory to all onocereed, and proves incontestably that the breed of Shropshire sheep is at length not only recognised by the British fanner, bat also duly appre ciated. The first lot of nano introduced were those of Mr. Pembrey, and fetched 5 and 51 goitres each. These were followed by ten of the Rev. C. P. Peters, which ranged from 54 to 12 guineas. Mr. G. Adoey's lot of eight averaged nearly 13i. met. the first, a twoehear, fetching 21 guinoes, and a yesirliog 19 riders& Of Mr. Eves'., of Uttington, twelve were sold at prime ranging from 5 to 10 guineas. Mr. Staniar's, of Wrozeter. fetched from 54 to 12 animas, sod Mr. Pryce Bowen's V. sheep ranged from ti to 14 guises.. the average being over lilt. 10e. Mr. Montell's lot averaged about 101. Mr. H. Matthews's yearling fetched from 6to 114 guineas. Mr. Middoes, of Holey, from 5 tB.l guineas, aorl Mr. Thorotoes from 51 to 91 guises.. Lord Weelock's lot of four sold at from 5 # to 71 guineas, rad Mr. A. H. litsor's and Mr. Lee's, of Bramp ton, fetched nmil,r prices. Marra. Cr...'. rams, of which there were 11 sold, rained from 5 to 15 guinea. ; and of Mr. Horton's. the two first. a two.sbear and • yearling, were let for the season, the former for 20 sod the lister forlo guineas. Immediately after the laat ram was sold, the isle of the ewes was proceeded with, end lot after lot was rapidly knocked down until the whole were dispooeil of at prices vatting from 45i. to 80e. apiece. The ewes were chiefly from the flock of the gentlemen above named, and also Mr. Eras Bowen, K. J. Preece ieremege), Mr. Payee (Wilcott), Mr. Holder (ilaystee), Mr. Layne (Laicism), Mr. Meredith (Frodesley). Mr. T. Jars fLyth), Mr. Poole (Cbiltoo), Se.—Shreretery Journal. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. —The directors of this company romatineod to the proprietors a dividend of 11. per eeet. for the awes mouths ending July 31st, being at the rate of 11. Its. 3d. per cent. per easass, leaving balsam of about 4,0001. to he carried over to the seat ac count. w •Sount WALE' RAILWAY.—It has; been deter ini,ed to recommend to the proprietors adivideed oe the ordinary stork of 11. IN. per coot. for the anon mouths analog 31et July. beim at the rude of N. pee rent. per annaro, carry for forward a balanoe of *boot MOW. x.d ~. 1071 181 10 - 76 80 U 66 11 I f 1115 111 11 11 it ft UU ... _xi ... Si 71 I xd - Si I 1)01 1 i it ii; Soi • 10 32 1(4 e *I 'a el 48 1 - 747 i _ so ... Ue _:A zd 5 1 15 1 1 5 89e 51 zd -