The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-17 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. g . , :a beth Shimming, FRIVOLOUS a c aG i y-e l itired and modest lout Pegg 1, was placed at the bar before Alderman ey. charged with having in her potation unlawfully pawnbroker's duplicates, relating to • shawl, • ring, to Ohl silver watch, all of which were pledged for very - ,damounta, and not rendering • satisfactory amount of e owe. ;,iog-lnapector Chambers, of the Fleet-street station, ,bout twenty minutes past 8 o'clock on the previous „ : ng the prisoner gave • gentleman into custody for t„,ng her of her purse. Martin (chief clerk) asked where the gentleman was. Clambers said he discharged him because he saw there DO felonious intent, and detained the girl who charged • He gave her puree up to the policeman at the station. Ilr. Martin, in great surprise, asked why the gentleman discharged without even taking his recognisames to sp. to the charge preferred against him when he had her sus in his possemon? Chambers said be could explain it. Mr. Martin aho wanted to know why the girl was de. 'Del, as the property in question consisted of attire. of importance and of very small value. Chambers explained that the gentleman's version of the twr was this :—He was coming from the Blackwell tiro, when he was accosted by the prisoner, who fol ioed him into Cheapside. He went into Goode's to bey e tobacco, and on coming out he missed his Whom Koch, and accused the prisoner of stealing it. She denied , e reputation and offered to be searched. He pat his h a rd into her pocket, and drew out her purse and other hire, bat not , boding and . lb d :. pouch, w,, he returned eep t until e h g in o g t ▪ his pouch, upon which the prisoner gave him into cm dor stealing her pane. There was no money in the ~;!„, and her account of the three duplicates wee that the ue :or a watch, minus its outside case, she purchased of • r an she met with the day previous , and that the other wo for • shawl and ring belonged to her sister. None of were pledged in the name she gave. yr. Martin rid of mans not ; very few people ever gave ,r right names when they resorted to the pawnbroker. ambers said she rested she was a farmer's daughter, ts had come up to redeem the property, but she having noney, he asked her where she expected to get it from, she said a bookbinder, whom name and address she e, owed her some money, and she was going to him for He sent to that person, who said he knew her, bat he did not owe her anything. She gave the address her brother-in-law, Parliometreet, Salmon-lane, Lime use. but there was no such street in the Post-dlce ,•,, , ory. He had not sect to inquire. A gentleman here stepped forward and said be was we d his father's shop whoa the officer called to make inquiry. The prisoner hadibeen in his mother's sank% td had been found • strictly honest though somewhat Inc girl. She had also lived at a &mahatma in the sotry. He also knew for • fed that her brother did live t the address given, although it was not in the directaey. Mr. Martin said every street was pot in the directory. It as a pity the gentleman bad not been required to attend oder tin circumstances. Alderman Basley, without calling on the prisoner for sny iplastion, said that he could not see that there was any rlsoce against her, and she woe acoordiugly discharged. The prisoner, whose modest demeanour, and the eel ettly painful pseitioo in which she was Placed, woe the cnal.Mea of all in court, was then liberated, sad left the BOW-STREET. rarssan - s BUROLLISIIS. do Nackturn was brought up on remand upon several kles of burglary. hry Griffiths Sharp, widow, 19, Taviton-street, deposed t the :In August I went to bed at about eleven o'clock. t. had been sitting in the drawiotroom, and I have no Wt the windows were all fastened. The servants go to net 10, sad they usually fasten the wisdom', but I bye examine them before going to bed myself. At Fo'clock the next morning I came downstairs, I missed the clocks f rom th e mantel-nene he 'lining and drawing-rooms, and other articles, Ohl& a portion have been found. I unfortunately 'coded the servant because I found the street door m imed which I had bolted securely the night before when [mot over the house, and I rave her in custody sad richt her here, but she was discharged. To replies then rid cost 1001., and I have already laid out 251., is rya sing s portion of them. Amoogst the 'Aides produced identified by witness were a silver teapot, a gustily al r._ nspector Guforth said that after the primmer bad bees he went to a coffee-shop in Lougocre, and there Mend in a room on the first - floor some of the articles aced and identified by Mrs. Sharpe, besides. quantity other property supposed to be stolen. He also found some Oates Hann% to articles is pawn, isoludieg the re ader of the property identified by Wm. Sharpe, except dewing-room dock, which he fond at Mr. Skiate's , abliohome, Covenagarden. Mr. Skate, the landlord of the Britannia pablio-houn, —Some three or four months ego, the prisoner, who thee drained as a mailer, was in the habit of coming to house in the morning. Ile told me that' be belonged to Galatea. One day, • week air two age, he ease by 1 I sea getting some beer in end said, "Mr. Elksate, I have a timepiece I will give oz m u st ." .o lmid, " I don't know ty you should give me • " He mid, " Oh, you e been very kind to me." ltintately he brought the apiece and made an a present of it. It is eon now produced. About three weeks ego be brought me champagne, which he said be had brought up from :tampion. He opened a bottle and left the rest in my and I have it still. He wore a gold band on his cap. aeries Kirby, 136, Loaf-acre, coffeehouse-keeper—The • came to lodge with me about a twelvemonth ago, pas lodged with me oar sad off ever since. At first he dma be wee steward on board the Intrepid, and 'ber m he said that he had left the Intrepid and joined the 'hoe. Wheel luspeetor Garforth called, I showed him e visonees room, when he Mead the articles produced, tf which had been brou gh t there by the prisoner. I ember his bringing the cloak there. Twines Stapleton, sunset to Mr. Wells, a pawebroker, aced an umbrella pledged by the prisoner, sad alie; embed by Mrs. Sharpe. Goer pawnbrokers were in Mindanao ; bat an their rung to give up the property, Mr. Come thought it unneomeary to bid them over to ve evidence. Mr. 60rrie having committed the prisoesr far trial as this , suggested that it sapseteous to let° any the primer aready stood oommitti sore d . in font. fizabeth Hooking, wok to Mr. Overeod, Albany.teerue, t'spark, deposed-0o the 23rd Augiut I weettobed at o'clock, having secured all the doors/Ad windows erupt the oat of the spare bedroom window oo the tout floor,whire a little open is give air. La the morn* I loud the sue sash raised shoat two feet, end the attest door will' • That was sheet ha/f.past six o'clock In the marsing. thee west to the pustry and mimed a dorm half of silver tea spaces, foot salt spoons, a num. r 4. epooe, soma or and eight table spoons, a doses sea other articles. From the drawing. table I mimed • book slide, and from the ' ' despatch box. I also mimed some D'otisys, •lih,&c. From the young ladies' bedroom I mimed two and some other artiotee. The young Wien were led Weep whoa the robbery was committed. Witnenes was broken opus, and 21. Ille• taken from it. l'he greater part of the piste and the other articles men emanating in value to between 501. and 601., were coed by Mr. Oarforth, and identified by the witausa lir. Corns asked if any matey was found au the primmer? :elector Garforth—:Tow at all. inspector Garforth deposed that the various articles ctified by the last where were part of what he had ed at the prisorer's loclginp, and which he bad faced earione pawnbrokers', but the duplicates of which were the lodmags. Had received the two brooches from Mrs. rby, to whom the prisour bad given them as • Present. .5 bedroom window ,through winch Mr. Overend's boom been entered, as n supposed, opeoed no the balecey, at room being on the maw Door with the drawing-room. In this cue Mr. Corns decliaed to bind over the paws. es to give evidence at the triaL He could not see any 'by for their evidesee. They would probably not he te to give up the property, and if they did it would be euy to compel them. It was very foolish for any sobroker to throw difficulthe is the way. The prineer, who declised to say snything in defence, as committed for trial oo all the charges. MARLHOROUGH•STMLET. - - - th nemusamr.—Junmotha 3T £ sotlithos Aim A CEZMINT. Mr. Orem Jardine ?renal, solicitor, of 25, New likethetreet, woe charged before Mr. Knox with smelt- If Mr. Samuel Roberta:ea, of Church-street, Hackney. C 4 osplaisaot mid—l am a stranger to the defesdaal. I ti is the Haymarket about halt-past 1 this manias, whoa list two years( men, and seeing the police were interfering lith them I gave them some good advice. owe Immingham' , up myself. The ddmadast add I was a thief sad rocket. I then weal to the Calf Itigethe, mad at haf t 5, while standing at the door talking to the waiter. I • the defendant and the two other pasting by. I mid the waiter, „ There goes a man who railed me a thief." defendant overheard what I mid, time across to me, struck me it the face, swum I was a —'s man. I I want the defendant to apologia*, as be has beim lead np, belesdaut—l did riot cell Min what be says, and I Hatmitth rim • trued et the others. t"ersnt HOWL 25 C—At balf.past 5 this nweefj was sa the corner of Wh a dmill e t ree t, an d w tbe men neat ems to • wait e r. Th e d e f en d an t an d Mien Iced up admillutzem ma the marmite side of the way, sad cent ?ant called oat to defeerlaat, " Yost with the Dued ' aad then defeedsat craned over; scam high= tint sad defendant struck oceeplainast le the face. The eedaat sod the others would have paned GI quietly but the complaisant. M. Knox —The affair la • trivial one ; sod If Mr. Robert bad kept Massed quiet. nothing 'would bath arseurred ; I, this has been au anal& is the eye of the law, sad I 11 Order the defendant to pa on e shilling. Fowl( chemist , of 27, mar k et, was charged with Vr. abler Policaconstable Yea, 6 A. unstable heard the &lewdest, who was is company "me Promitetea, making • great now, and requested THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1863. him to desist, bathe mimed, and shook the constable hi violent manner. _ _ . -- 111anewer1OYr. Boo:, the oonetabis, and also Holden, 291 A, uid the date/West etas drunk. . Defendant denied that be was drunk, and Mr. Knox offered to put the case back that the inspector who took the charge might attend, but the defendant declined this, sad was fined 10a. or seven days. BHdRII LIBI'B.—(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoow. The railway market is flatter to-day, and prices have receded in some instances, but not to any im portant extent Midland, Lancashire and York shire, and London and South Western stooks have declined per cent., and London and North West ern 4. Great Western, Caledonian, South Eastern, Great Eastern, and Great Northern are steady. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 102 to ex div. ; Great Western, 661 Midland, 127 to f, div. ; Lancashire and York shire, 1121 to 113, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 511 to k i e st x .e c r liz. ; Caledonian, 1194 to 1201, ex div.; South 96 to *, ez div. ; Great Northern, 125 to 125, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 101 to e. Few transactions have been effected in Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities, and prices generally exhibit no change. Great Indian Penin sular and Madras stocks are somewhat dull. 7 7k I In 114 izcl 111 MS 110 112 100 102 100 100 Si 90 114 116 111 113 103 106 106 106 191 10$ SI N 104 106 76 78 TY TO 171 176 106 107 131 110 114 116 114 110 126 140 116 ItO 166 160 160 166 U Fe 1.4 102 124 126 69 2 26911n1 i Pm IST 139 166 196 26 96 US MS IN 111 11} 12 111 ►t .. 101 e .... IC4I is:Oili 11).1.1 0 .*1 61 Or 110.000 16,000 14/10 IVA LSO 6o OW MOO 19,0001 I 400( I BRITISH 10811111XDONL IL I Pt I &WWl ' I Ciming polio aS 1 ailiselo • MI. 1 Bor. Dit. eiCLID4.7. Do. Nor Do. Now. X lima —...— _ IDs. Teshmes 1 / 1 11 . 111 , 4 * 41 •0 0 . Si a s i dra:Av ar „l la rs IN S. ClosoTADisk•ouuloi: on Dometrosap.o.per.prd 1,09 Ms Drink _ MO IDA Lem gas• Pol. 10 D. O. 10 Do. H. f i 1a.....l a..... 100 egood Trek al Hoods Do. rd. - 11ceds.. D. GO. dolling Do. tad jord.Doods Do. do. dolorrat Do. 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(Lail de 11.000 lb elloba lel ley OM' ll 114 17 111 AM 30 Illalisd Iledela lee 71 1 4 w 60,060050 1 Yallaasmca Geld (L ) 4 I 1 74 - 0.000 1 WOrthliii (LIM) a • I NM 3 radamesalias (Iha l. an 21 21 21 JOINT $1 SAW Na lta. I BANE/. IN) N. Wow 1 Ilass. I=l , . 114 111 14 15 pea SO 84 ft SO pia la 414 157 119 15 1 am .. 41 0 40 4 pm • pee 0 11 1 ps id • XI 64 111 111 • 40 41 :14 4P. 13 1 i ro ' • i iv IS nt 48 i a* 6 .! r t. .. 1 Of etle li Of ells 17j I las iiin 1 4 13i Si S4ft 291 1 i 0i elf Ili SO si u 79 111 Pm . lc . • it 9$ II 19 gi is le 1 pm - • 9 10 pia 9 10p. IS SS Is 111411 4 4.16 U se I 7 ... 6 0 9 .Sli 40 MONEY MARKET.-(27115 DAY) Two Ahem. There is no special feature today la the market for the English funds. Consols are steady, at the closing quotations of yesterday. There is an active demand for foreign stocks, and prices generally are firm. Mexican and Spanish securities attract chief attention. English railway shares are rather flatter. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 68fr. 06c., being nearly 1 per oent lower than yesterday. . . _ Consols are now quoted 931 to * for money, and 931 to I for the account (Oct. 8.) The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, * ; New Three per Cents., 92, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108/, *; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001; ditto Bonds, 20s, 17a. prem. ; Four per Cent. "an iseed" rupee paper, 98* ; and Exchequer Bills, par• The foreign stock market is buoyant to-day, with an increased amount of business, and the variations in prices, although not important, are nearly all favourable. Mexican Bonds were dealt in at 431, but are now quoted 44 to k, being the same as yesterday. Greek Bonds and Coupons, and Spanish Passives and Cer tificates have improved, and Ramadan of 1862, Vene zuelan of 1862, and Italian Five per Cents. are firm. Transactions to a large extent have been effected in Spanish Certificates, which are marked as high as 15. Turkish Cousolidis have receded 1 per cent., being now quoted 531 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Bresilian 1852, 1858, 1860, 941; Chilian , 871; Egyptian, 1011, ex div. ; Greek, 381; ditto, account, 381, 1, 1, ; ditto Coupons, for account, 181, 1, 19 ; Italian, 721, 73 ; ditto, Maremmana Railway, 801, 1; Mexican, for account, 441, 1 , 431, 441, 431, 441; New Granada, 161; ditto Two per Cents., 321, _ 32 ; ditto Deferred, 101 ; Peruvian, 1862, forjaeoonnt, 881, ; Portuguesef 1866, 1857, 1869, 1860, and 1862, for account, 491 ; Russian, 1862, 931, f, f ; Sardinian, for account, 89; Spanish Three per Ceuta., 541; ditto New Deferred, for account, 482 ; ditto Passive, for account, 371, 37 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 141, 1, 15, 141, 1,1, 1; Turkish, 1858, for account, 701, ; ditto 1862, 711; ditto, for account, 711, 1; I ditto, 1863, 1 dia. ; Venezuela, for account, 251, ; ditto, 1862, 721, 73. The Confederate Loan is steady, at 26 to 24 discount. The shares of the financial companies are firmer. International Financial are quoted 5; to 14 prem.; General Credit and Finance, 2} to 24 pram ; and London Financial, 3g to 3 1 prem. Hudson's Bay are steady at i to I dis. ; and Egyptian Trading lower, at la toll prem. The shares of the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria are quoted I to 1 prem. About 640001. in gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday, making a total of 2=4,0001, for the week. The City of London, from New York, has brought 66,0001. in specie. The Shannon will take to-day only 1,2901. in specie for the West Indies. The biddings for 30,00,000 rupees in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were :—To Calcutta, 16,36,000 rupees ; to Bombay, 12,00,000 rupees ; land to Madras, 1,66,000 rupees. The minimum price was declared to be lc 110. per rupee on Cal cutta and Madras ; and la. 111& on Bombay, being a reduction of jd. in the case of Madras. The applications within the limits amounted to 223 lace. Tenders on Calcutta at la. llid. will receive about 6 per cent. ; on Bombay at 25., about 87 per cent. All above these prices, and all tenders on Madras, will receive in full. Compared with this time last year, the London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 40081. • the Great Western a decrease of 3,0621. ; the Gre a t Northern an in ' crease of 1,1941. ; a nd the London and South Western a decrease of 1,235/. The proposed dividend on North British Railway stock is at the rate of I per cent. per annum ;on Border Union stock, Ws. percent. per annum ; and on Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee atock, Bs. 4d. per cent, per annum. During the last few days a very active demand has prevailed for the shares of the Imperial Conti nental Gas Association, and the price has advanced about 71. per share. It is understood that business has been done at 89/. There is • very decided impression that the mode of dividing the profits is a very inequitable one, and &strong determination is expressed by an influential section of the share holders to have this grievance remedied. The con viction that it will be so has doubtless stimulated purchases. The third ordinary general meeting of the Indian Carrying Company convened for the 22nd inst., will be held pro fo;md and adjourned to a future day, "in consequence of a delay in the receipt of the June accounts from Calcutta." The fitst ordinary meeting of the Standard Bank of British South Afriea will be held on the 2nd of October, when the declaration of a dividend will be recommended. Subjoined is another letter from the solicitors of the proposed Anglo-Austrian bank : LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT smarm resoura.) DONCASTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ZETLAND STAKES. One mile and a half. Santorolle, Jandootoe, and Ones►nder are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 BOYS. Seven furlongs. 214 yards. Ely, Black Fawn, Coast Guard, Fills de I'Air, Dr. Rook., Prince Arthur, and Linda are hero. _ PORTLAND PLATE Five furlongs 1 . 52 yards.. • 14:4olildeo, Queue of Tromps, Pravda, - Neophyte, Tattoo, Liviogstoce, Gamma, Bertha, Black Lily, Boon- Zora, Loonies, Toro Fool, Clairnoastle, Miss Ann strew, Despair, Grisette, Stockinges, Little Pippin, Saute. Tells, Peignoir, Airedale, Queen Elisabeth, Amazonian, Liston, Newchureb, Poised, Laws, Whops c, Bohemia, Cistemiso, The Serf, Creole, Fiend*, Curie, Meriden, Mar. mioo, Lyra, Lady of °osmium, Conte de Limy Regina, Michael Scott, Syron, Jenny Wren, Wild Thyme, and Ems Bouquet las here. EGLINTON STAKES. Besse furlongs 214 yards. Venous, Tom Fool, Casette, Donnybrook, Airedale, Oneida, Borealis, Tarlatan, Carnival, Prince Arthur, Avenger, sad Bing of Utopia are here. CLEVELAND HANDICAP. One mile. Caller On, Johnny Armstrong, Bertha, Lady Ripon, En tremet, Polynesia, Hubert, Stockings, Jack of Heads, Calliope c, Meriden, Barter, Actaeon, Serf, sod Jenny Wren are here. SCARBOROUGH STAR One mile. Macaroni and Newmarket are here. LATH3T BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. CHUMP/ITCH. 20 to 1 apt Jack of Hearts (t) 20 to 1 Drummer Boy (t) 100 to 1 DOMINI (t trebly) GANBRIDGEHHIRE. If) to 1 apt CatoVoro-Alive (t) 20 to 1 Smalls (t) 115 to 1 &rain (t) ORIENTAL INLAND STRAY COMPAEY. (THIS DAY.) This day an extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders wit bold at the London Tavern ; Col. Oman in the chair. The object for which the meeting was called was to de termine upon the following questions :—The necessity of re moving John Bourne, FAN., the managing director, from his office, pursuant to the power given to a general meeting of shareholders by the 28th clause of the articles of amoMdion. The expediency of removing John Bourne, Eeq., the ma naging director, from the office of an ordinary director ; and, in the event of such removal being determined npoo, the appointing another director in bis stead. (It appeared during the course of the proceedings at the meeting that ch arg es of mismanagement and wasteful ex penditure ware made by the directors against Mr. Bourne, while Mr. Bourne charged the director, with making out an incorrect balance-sheet. The meeting had continued for some boars, and was going on when we went to press. The proceedings were obaracteriesd by a good deal of warmth on both sides.) GREAT LUXEMBOURG RAILWAY—(THIS DAY.) This diyy the first ordinary half-yearly meeting of shsnholdera was held at Me London Tavern ; the Ron. F. &o'er in the chair. The report, which hail already been published, having been taken as read, The Onentatur in moving its adoption referred with satis faction to the increase in the Bret half-yearly net carmine of the line, which rem from 37,6151. in 1861 to 60,826 in 1862, and to 614101. in 1863. The proportion of working expanse to the gross receipts or the six months ending 30th of June last amounted to 46 2-sthe per amt. This proportion was higher than for the corresponding period hat year, but then there was an Increase in the mileage ran of 75 502 miles. The Der. tistiocs entered into with the East of France Company with the object of avoiding an hip:irking competition between the two oarapeuies bed been bronht to a satisfactory con. elegiac. The extension of the Loom breach to Lon. rayon, where it came in contact with the main line of the Ardennes Company, bad just been opened, sod would teed greatly to develops the toed tragic, ail well as the cal tea believe , Belgium and France. A gum of 10, had been received in satisfaction of the whole of the company's claims, being the result of the arrangement' entered into with the parties to whom the Grand Junction liner had been transferred. The works of the Garth. line, for which shares to the amount of 220,0001. bad been issued, and the neoewq steps takes to lame 580,0001. in obligations, bad been contracted for, and were now actively proceeded with. It would appear that after deducting the amount required to meet the interest and reimbursement of obligations there re mained 30,1751. for distribution, out of which the direc tor' moommended a dividend of 6e. share. The motion, having been seconded, was, after a brief dis cussion, adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 6e. per share declared. MINER.-(THIS DAY j Two o'CLom The mining market is inactive to-day. lairt Caradon shares are slightly flatter on the official report, which shows a falling off in the aggregate value of the ends of 81. Cook's Kitchen, Drakewalls, Cern Brea, and West Chiverton are in demand. Bryn Gwiog shares are now quoted 32 to 33 ; Camborne Vean, 3to 4 ; Cain Brea, 70 to 72 ; Chiverton, 7i to ; Cook's Kitchen, 24 to 25 ; Drakewalla, 39e. to 41s. •, Bast Caradon, 28 to ; Great Fortune, 29 to 30 ; Marie Valley, 13} to f ; North Crofq., 4k to}; Providence, 42 to 43 ; Tincroft, lfif to 20 West Chiverton, 324 to 3311; Wheal Crofty, si to 4; and Wheal Beton, 215 to 220. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no alteration. At the Urest Wheal Vor meeting yesterday, the accounts, • made up to the present time, showed a credit balance of 4,1641. A dividend of Ss. per share was declared. FATAL ()ART ACCIDENT. —This morning infor mance was forwarded to the water of the death of a young man named Tat, who wee brought in a dying state to the Gorman Hospital, Hasten, lad evening. It appeared that the deemed was the driver of a coal wawa, and between 5 sad 6 o'clock in the evening wan coming aloes the Lea Bridge-road with an empty waggon, bad was, it is said, followiag thet dangerous prac tice so memos antoopt drivers whim returning home with empty eerie, riding on the shafts, when he fell, and the wheels panned over the lower part of his sheet, crashing him in a most frightful manner. He was immediately piked op by hie mates, who found him still alive, the blood Sowing from his mouth ; they placed him is a cart, astlitook hiss to the hospital. He was alive when the cart arrived, but expired before ha could be got into the ward. His inisries are said to be of a sootiest/Id charac ter, his rite and breast boom being literally crushed. SUSPICIOUS DISAPPEARANCE PION THE HAT EAREET.—lsfeassaios haa been gives to the police of the mysteries disappeanume of a gentleman who was lent sees In 'lmage commie, in the Haymarket. He is described as about 30yeani of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, pale corn , Mena *yes, sad entusly is black. He a diamond ring on his right hand, a signet ring with bloodstain on the left, gold watch, and gold curb chain. He was last aeon in the Haymarket about 12 o'clock on the night of the 9th and all efforts to tees him bane hitherto failed. Whoa led seen be was ia company with a tell female. babied is dark dress, black and white plaid shawl, while fall with black vote. The gentle man belongs to a highly respectable family, who are very moth distramed by he mysterious disappearance. Dmontrrilro lirratarnassca.. —An inquest Iran bald rotor s ? by Mr. Humphrey on the body of Jane Dania, 34. She had lately resided with Sainted Stroud as • wife, at 12. Victory-row, Stepney, but she was constantly drunk, and abs had left the hoe I. that state oe Friday last, after quarrelling and fighting with Stroud. She west to hi mother's home on titarday night, not only drank, bat mush bruised end injured. On Sunda she bookies worse, sad %mg was gent for. He atten d and found the woman very ill, bat he did not procure a doctor, as be thooght that medical men did not work as Banda s. The next day Mr. Horton, the medical officer of the K divilloa, wee fetched, bat before be arrived the wama bad died. When the summoning officer west to the home be food the mother sad all the people in the house quite drank is the Juecew of the cornee, and oos of them, named Sarah HLidlNoa, appeared before the court, as the comes, said, In a "state of beastly intoxicatios." The jury retained a vodka to the eine, that the doomed had aka from the sleeks of bleed upon the bra* brought ea by habits of intemperance. ' John Ceti'', • luggage guard on the Lancashire and Terinhire Reilway. arrived yesterday morning at °meld* with a Image train rosy* from Aocringtoe to Liverpool, sad was In the act of iteeplig mime waggons whoa he was caught between the boffin and severely crashed. He died soca afterwards UNDINAZY IMAM AND ROUX& ea.lral BalsW ATI • dr Maar v Dr*" 114. U. MIMI sal liatis Met got 11 • IA • J • mo . d . Welrtl .6.15,2141*E. Daft sedlld Datim‘teftilt•lB.l..ln. idtabergiaadalusow :=• • S. WoMoni Do. • Nat._ Do. LA Ima m DM Dm* Ikel od ttet neetiou De.4l Arm. so db. or Dag jlDOpd.rpld u OS. *nth Wets aft.) De.DloweVaLesa.llll. lamitrel Yorkeur Whim apil Madman i i=t ap.a";; thaLAlJkav ILoadas a North Writ SimailsoalkoathaWate Maryport and Do. Now Do. New Do. ItlroL•Dorloy.. Mid. M. Wu. an.) ... Do Rim Y Koss Mil toot (Crag Los).. Do.idio.,Porth. Mum]. P. isoksu—liseirtok Do. 111.11.1112m0. Do. Leda Do. Tart Matt D. Kew Loth laidroureilso ic7•l•4l. — lreasiTeireiii . S. 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M. um' bur t 112guas tio Irrts. Tot. m • (Ur (Mo ftat. lb NahillaadkOos.Ca.(4 Wan& Doomot Do Watimadsttotklittm,l If. i tib li a li d T.eadl7(Ltat . 111. Urfa aastrusisaa. ass Da. New. (Wm Is. f 4. (144. C APTC:st O raail a Ma halm. alb I Oda Nam Da Pm 2.4.11L(Li lUD dal ea. CUL Lia.(L' Do. Sept MI Mem krt. Swaim. 1 D.A.S4caa lav bings (L ,Ilealb aampalma Idied 'Dabrratas Dd. Dirlp . gaili Arta.) F.i 06.0.0maimIs "n "Md... 1 . .1 , T, Vag DOrbsial UM— . ro THZ ZDITOR OF THZ ZIPIIBB. Bl,—Will you permit VA to reply to a letter of Maws. Crowder, Maynard, and Co., which appears in your im , premien of today's date ? We have already stated that the telegram of the 14th inst. emanated from the Imperial Ministry of Finance, and that it was signed by his Excellency Baron Brentano, whose high position in the Imperial government is generally known. Is confirmation of this statement we beg to forward you a copy of a telegram we have this day received from one of the members of our firm who has arrived at Vienna since the receipt of the first communication: " You may personally vouch the authenticity of the tel eg r am .l have seen Baron Brentano." essr Crowder and Maynard will probably now be con vinced that the atetement, that the Union Bank has no special privileges or arrangements with the government, emanated from as official source, and we must leave the public to judge whether such a telegram would be signed by his excellency without the sanction and approbation of M. Vela Pieper. _ The Imperial government, therefore, expressly repudiate. the idea that the Union Bank has soy special privileges or enlargements with them, sad we !think it was doe to the public Nast such an annonacement should be made officially, as the words " Imperial Royal Privileged" in the title are evidently calculated to mislaid. With reference to the observations of Messrs. Crowder and Co. upon the proposed Anglo-Austrian Bank, we bate only to remark that the prospectus of the company will enable the public to judge of the respective merits of the two undertakings. We shall certainly not arise our clients to make an en. nouncement which can be officially contradicted.—We are, fin., Biscasw, DALRYMPLE, DRAKE, end WARD. 46, Parliament street, Waitmioster, &pt. 16. A meeting of the East Anglian Railway Company is called for the 22nd inst., "to consider the pro priety of dividing the East Anglian stock into two clause of stock, one thereof to be tolled East Anglian No. 1 stock, amounting to 206,7211. 6e., to be entitled to fixed dividends at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum, and the other thereof to be called East Anglian No. 2 stock, amounting to 826,8851. 45., to be entitled to a dividend thereon equal to one-half of the amount of dividend exceeding 31. per oentum per annum, which shall in any half-year be declared upon the ordinary stock of the com pany." The stock has improved on this announce ment. An artificial system of fecundating grain, the idea of • Dutchman, has been lately brought before the notice of the French government. Experi ments have been tried and found remarkably sue otewfuL The process is merely steeping a long piece of fringe, or some such lake piece of manu faeture, iu honey (uo doubt any other less expen sive saccharine matter will do as well), and dragging the came over the standing corn when the pollen is ripe: thus at once easily effecting impregnation. • ' a MI I 11 1 10 1 t II ri g U . 1 1 I eieJor n - f; O N rt 90 . 10e li 1111 37 le 06 113 110 113 l ln 1. ii I "Pa' iron t iOll 1 SOPA Si 4p 1 Oedidi ile 10 2* t 4,... m Id ra 1, Ar. I I . i i ~ 141 it U 10 pm U 6 I 117 1 lips 137 lel Si k V al i A. I'm I t .... ilitar 3 ' With reference to the market for American ems rkise, Mr. E. F. ftatterthwaite reports as follows =he date last evening : " iferieeket in London for Americee sessrilir Ir. am oar Irk hem much depressed by the accesets forrsol d the panic reported from Wall-street The skis( dermaiss hoe, however, been in Illinois, Erie, sad New Task Qf tral shares, but the pressure of sales as the part of the public im mach lees sines the reduction is quietism: States and Railroad Buds maintain [ airier tats, sad is the cue of Atlantic and Great Westin show as asposw ment. WIMINIMAT ZMINIL Consols, which closed yesterday at 93f to for the Bth of October opened this sorming at tie same quotation, subsequ ently declined to 921 to L and left off at 931 to f. or money the last pries was 93} to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for soottty, 931, f, I ; ditto, for account, 931 • Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, ; New Three per Centa., 921, 92 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 1-16, ; India Five per Cent. Stock 1081 • ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863 and '1964, 991, BM: ditto, Bonds, 205., 17s. prem. ; Bank Stock, for amount, 238 ; Four per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 981; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1171. The India Five per Cent. stock was without alteration, at 108} to f. India Bonds improved being quoted 17s. to 20e. prem. Exchequer Bills were steady at par to 3e. prem. The foreign stock market was firm today, sad the variatious in prioes were nearly all in a favour able direction. The transactions in bank shares were not se numerous as of late, but prices generally were firm. City, London and Brazilian, Loudon and Colonial, Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi, and Unka of London were higher. Berlin Waterworks and Joint Stock Discount were firmer, while Van Die men's Land declined. With the exception of a slight reduction in Canada Five per Cents., colonial government secu rities showed no alteration. Hudson's Bay and London Financial shares wen in good demand, and advanced about 7s. 6.1. Ms former closed at Ito dis., and the latter at 3i to 3} prem. General Credit and Finance were air rather firmer, at 21 to 2i prem. International Financial declined 2s. 6d. being last quoted fot to 51 prem . Egyptian Trading were steady, at 1 to prem. The shares of the Imperial Royal Privileged union Bauk of Austria closed at to prem., being lower. Italian Irrigation Bonds were dealt in at 90, and closed at 89, 90. The shares were quoted Ito 04 dia. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 13 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 3! to 31 prem.; North British and Mercantile, 171 to 181 ; sad Commercial Union, 4 to 41 prem. Oriental Hotel shares were nominally quoted to I prem. ; Marine Investment, to 1 press. ; Buxton Hotel, to prem. ; Star and Garter Hotel, I to 1 prem. ; and British and Foreign Indiarnr, t to I prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVSRAGNS. wheat!!Wiry.' OssiL 4ge. . Beams.l F. $ A.j. Ms Mils Ild's OA 64 Ns &JAB W 16 Os 1141316 .4 234 74,1184 44.600 7elllBs V& se 46i Istils 14.23. 04,684 14 Us Wigs NI Sept 9 4/4 94 CM 104124 Mins Yd Us e 4 Us OA p 6 us UUs ild 04 Mk 114 SO 104.37 s li 11 44a 14 Ms 74 41.8€1 it. Od as Wills 114 SU weeks' Awe- --,--,--- gate Amoco .. I I - - - -7 .- I I ! Dl7l7.—Whist, Hazlet Oda, B" Dam. Nod POW 11 - maw' groin= az noczonton Anna= NM O► MINA? DOPING .11111 RI WIZIII w•mr. 66 6 66 3 , - 46 11 a 9 a 4 44 1 Set IL LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (oi imam= AND ninuAnoNAL nizonisz.) (now ova omit onnanirosn.) The market continues steady, with fair liessaad. Ms sales will probably foot up 8,000 to 10,000 balsa. Avg. & Aug. 16. Aug. ?I Aug. 0 Sept. 6.: —l--- . • • • • .. ... .. .. • • • • :: I -- .7t • •• • • MINCING LLNIL-(THIS DAL) Socian.-ilt;ittleontiiiiss quiet for Wed lodia, and forum, gciees are barely supported ; fair gray Triads& having sold at 311 i. ; other descriptioos have brought about the formic currency. Porto Rico brown, 32a. to 345. • law to i middling yellow, 35a. to 38s. ; bravo USW* Madras, 27.. W. to 295. ; jaggery, 27.. Refined hewn lumps outinue at 445. ; and fair titters at 44.. Gd. CO/Fn.-The potash of East lout brought to p.hlm sale have again gone off flatly, bat without farther change in prices. Plat tatioo Ceylon triage, 815 s. to 725. 6A ; the ordtomy to good Ceylon, and floe ordinamidil o i2, 77.. to 88s. ; puberty, 93.. to 96.. Native ry, 7h. to 735. IL; Wyoaad plantation , yams and Cochin, 73a. to 84s. ; pu berty, 92a. 6d. to 94. Tna.-The public sales continue to go off flatly, new season's augur an Bahama and fine Mooing, at Id. to lid, per lb. dec li ne, the former having sold at h. lOgd. be 21. led., and the taker at la. 10;d. to 2s. ld. Rim-About 2000 bags haveboen sold, common Bahia at Be. 6d., sod fine 9s, 4id. to 9s. 6d. SPICZB. -Pepper has sold to-dav at a slight decline; Penang black, 30. to 30.; white, sd. to Piresetl few lots sold at to 20. Cloves, Rusher. sold at 3 s. to 31d. Nutmegs, middling to good bold, at Is. 3d. to Mane, la. Id. to 1. Bd. Ginger, Cochin, 60a. to Ills. Russ.-The market is steady. Demerara sold at Is. Id. to L. 9cl. for fair to floe. — fiarrries.- 7 60Cilig;have been sold at 36a. 3d., for ter fraction ; and at • s., short prompt, for refraetios 11. Otiatuisat.—The public sales bays stone off witboot much spirit, but at pries supporting those previonaly ruling by private 000 tract. Corros.—The total sales yesterday were 5,000 bales, at gd. to lid. per lb. advance. To-day the market is firm. Jtrrs has sold briskly, at be. to 10s. advance ; rejections. 191. 10a to 191. 15e. ; fair to soe, 241. to 301. se. linge.—Russian is dull of sale, at 40s. to 4:14. TALLOW HARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The 'market is steady at the following prices: —Tower tallow, 41s. &1., Petersburg T.D. on the spot. caw, 435.; ditto old, 425. • October to December. 425. thL ; January to Marsh, 435. Gd. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) • - ---- _____ .. The number of beasts is nearly the same as no Thursday last. Tiede is not brisk, but prior are about the same as on Monday ; a clearance menot be effected. The supply of sheep is again short, and the choicest qualities are readily disposed of at a slight ad vance; but on the average trade can scarcely be quoted better. Lambs may now be considered out of seems. Game are selling about the same ason Monday. Fret Germany sad Haland then are 410 beasts, 2,240 571 calves., and 32 pigs ; Spain, 120 beasts. Mitch cowt sl it Per 40166 01 SIM. .. 4. .. 4. rer elan. or 810 s a. .1. a. I. Best Scots, Heretda 6 8 5 0 Wet litri&Hl-bdsllB 0 0 0 0 Brat Short-boron .. 4 6 4 10 Beet tose-weeir.... 5 0 6 6 - - - - ISeemel gad. besets 3 0 4 0 Wyss 3 4 6 0 1 0 4 4 15444065 t 605-twode 6 4 5 6, OOOi Pres It siond gem. 6 6 616 De. 66. Biwa .... 0 0 6 6 limbs _ 0 0 0 Bastsst rekik 1.416: amp asod LEO* 6,170: Ostwee, 671: PlO, 210 . _ _ SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) likesra. Harvey and &Moo report prices without ahem. tioa. Prima meadow bay. 7SL to 6ts. ; superior ditte. We. to 924. 6d. ; inferior ditto, 60a. to 70a. ; mweo, dlh to 80a.; clover, old, Ma. to 1265. ; ditto, snood cat, 90s. to 110 a. ; straw, 28e. to Ms. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. LirllitnOOL. Sire II —Sales today: Great Northern. 124 Eggesalgre and Yorkshire, 113—London and North Wester; 1016 1 211 4—Vanrh.ater, Slieflield. and Lincolnshire, 44 I Metropolitan. liti—Midiand. new shares, 74 4—South Eaters, 96 4—Great Western Birmingham Guaranteed, 736—Lancaster tall - Wale, 209 - North ['ulna A, 231-11MTalo and Lake Huron, 61 13-16 —Ditto 7 per Cent— 96—rand Trunk of Chad 4 per Cent. 4th pref. stock. 271-1111nois Central, 12 d. —Antwerp and Botterdain. 96 c.—Croat Luxembourg shares, 144—British and American Banking Company Limited), 41 p.—Mercautile and Eichume Bank ilindted`, 7 13-16 1 IS-16 1 15-10 p. —3 Atonal Bank of Liverpool (Limited). 41 ft.—Albion Marine 'Limited', 116.11 1 p.—Britialt and Foreign Marine (limited! 1 p.— Empire Marine 'Limited!, 15-16 p.—Queen Insurani.e. 17.14 4 7-16 p.—Thamas and Mersey Maine ILlelted , 1 9-18 p. Union )(mine Limitedl, 15-16 II fa—Groat Ohlp. to. dd. —Pantile Steam, 90—MenIcan 3 per Ceuta., 441 1 . &IIIVIII, 37 111 —Ditto Certificates, 146 1 7.161. Ittitunicnth. Sir!. 16.—Amoug the qnntations to-.lay were Birmingham. Welvertuunpton, and Stow Valley, Si to 94—Oreat Western Stour Valley, 92. to 651-141emingbam Wagon, 11 to 114 —Gloucester Wagon, 114 to Metropolitan Wagon, 24 to 24 p. Railway Rolling Pack changed hands at ill per share. Maactiellng. 16.—11 e market was good and prices very firm. ConsoUdated Bank (Limited:, d 3.1611 6-16 1 4 4 9.16 p. Great Eastern A, 501—Great Ship Ss. 44 se. 9cl.—Oniat Western. 30-ILLionis Central, 12 d.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113— London and North Western, 1011 112—Manchester. SheMeid. and Lincolnshire, 441—Metropolitan, 123131: ditto Itatension. If le—North &tab. 664 6 4--9outh Neater . 941 k 4 6 1- -Thames and Money Marine Laurance. 34 9-1411t —Yctic 1. 411 i 1 4 f 6-11psnisk naive, 361--Charbecrosa. New lk Cent , 9 p.—Great Skip pref., 12s. 12a M., Dn. a.— —Llanidloes, peel, 107—Birkenhead, 91 I—Confederate Lan, 265; d. WOO IMOD AIM ISOM - ONO NW.' 1 1 1 . mu =es moo woe da 126,000 "vo. lOW wont 110.0001 no° 10000001 Kai MAD RAN '!4• 0 "°I 147,iiii MAO MON *MO 17,010 *el] 4.11114 S VAN* 10.000 ..ar 166.600 woe Ni! igi i 1 S ie If ad 13. 45h I