The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BA.NBRUPTCY. Bttore Mr. Commissioner Gonlburn.) 13 RI SAUNDRA& was a luestion se to the . alidity of s deed of u• rot. s“rivol appeared for the trustees under the deed ; E. Reed for the debtor. '• behalf of Mr. Finch,' diatenting creditor, ::n,•r. to the validity of the deal, on the ground that - .l'l /3 h.td been made in its terms after its execution . .f tte :reditors. The amotuit ofdebtawas f:rty air creditors ; and it was contended that the amount of creditors bad sot executed the deed. •.gul illy stood the deed limited the benefit to such • as Should execute it ; about tea creditor had iu that form ; and the limiting clause had then •-rtrk out. Sane creditors who wire fully secured ted, cont rar y t o th e ru l e l aid dews by ..ord Chancellor in such assn. The dissenting now asked to be allowed to Woe execution for his : :ote ithstanding the protection which bad been given debim under the deed. f: Reed denied the allegation' made in the affidavits as side. Noe was willing to give time for mutter affidavit' Sargood premed for an immediate dairies. The ~ .tre, Lad been put to expense mad loss of time, and did to be brought there again. Mr. Brunton, who ~ a.-ed the deed, was ready to explain when and why the .criaons were made. and that they were made before • E.:lt signature was affixed to the deed. H, Honour said the motion was one on the part of a creditor, who sought to issue execution against It Those were the only two parties whom the .r ought to hear am the matter; bai it wee said that u-istees had iaterests which might be affected. sad therefore to be heard. Oa this grows& every creditor :laim to be heard. ;.1.1 • ems nerd say coda emeest. Hoooar cad he had certainly naderitood the loused r to contend that the traders bad no right to oome ::heir or men motion, and be heard co a questa= ..en the debtor mid en individual creditor. finch a wonki trod, mare the& eaythieg else, to promote r ,lon between debtors end trustee& As the debtor for time to answer the efikieritn end es it ems in r plant to receive parole evidence, the hearing valid be _road, the wets to aide subsequent decielon. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) TIIE CIIALIOE or _PT ♦ SOLICITOI. the coarse of the monism Mr. Brltowpreesa tad ae nit from Jaespti George, • solicitor, charged with ea '-cent remelt, is which he deeded that he bed esthatimed perm to make say offer of mosey to the promeatrir ,duce her to absent herself from them seeker, sad Met 1.2 had not beer dose with his privity or corm& He wee puns to take his trial. and did set wish to here each a rth haze.* over hie head. As the ems time he eisoatd oppose the application made yesterday by Mr. Maigh, e recognised= be enlarged Instil the *art emeice. recogaimemes were thee eederged mita the next THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW.IITHELT. 1101311110 Till 11•411911471. ; A Pennington was broalgist up on emisad before Mr. in-7 On the Marge of Melon si tt u rket el Mr. Cherie rt. I on his way to the mart on y last Y. Corns Mated that be wee is Bowatrast on flatenday Kr-Dg, • little before taw, is We sup to Ms east, be era the sitting snagistrate of that day, wham he fatt a in .i his mat pocket. Sanas the primer use Ida be need him, and charged his with dealing his haodkambial. the mamma at coca gave it op, and be (Mr. Comte) gave Se unwieldy. &ad, 48 F, aistad that tbe penmen was a somapanian ;lima. He had ham in embody, bat saver wide& He pleaded guilty, sad Mi. Henry amiewoad big to four months' imprisonment. 000STIMMT 0001. ri iscu Jackson alias Saw* 4 Orsaiwwww-reurt. Bt an a was charged Wen Mr. Barker with hanks. is Me some reentsateit OAS, sad also the esemeary la for miteerfastesimg coneterfart este. 1... Pollard. frees the °Mom to the solicitor d the Tree . -- ;,.. 14pearei hem the evidence at M. Breams, the Met t, mediae et Radeweerest, St. Lake's, that hese tales , • he revived he west iii aseepaey midi Lepel= s sad Briar% and emplane Leary and Illikiti et the &Woe, to the bows et the ranee& They weal WM ii room end toad him in the eel at minieg. The maw bed is hie bead a ladle el metal is a iiiiilly tined state ; this he sailsavearei to l etv late the mhos, bat we prevented. la the we a coaatirfeit mown plies whisk ems pertially Whilst the room was being ssesehed the pelmet some acid into a pail at Ingle. 111 the man Mr. famed a number of like with nestel is thaw, nr med. and all the seeemary implements fermi re at mainterfeit coin. The geisenee Tot have ewer bad me beton. Yr. Itermana , my el you." Mr. Breams told his te matt M. and approached the reeatelebelt. Oa that he food waterfait Williag. The primmer said, " Oil, that's "—mearlag that it bad been Madsred sad that it iron placed ia a detector and beat Oa the nay to polienetation Nis primer asked Ibmgmat Elliott it be the old ma* Oneaniag Mr. Itrenase) had got awe& is him. Oa this staissaint al lade the prisoner we re. sad today hi. Mari add. ea the primer bang Tied at the liar— ., I de net iatmd to afar say mere evidence against the 1 7 .Ifistitor (to the priosort—Yoo on ditching's& Yog What yowalit wiry fortunate. Tie prissoor, who sostood apoottsly torpried, hootfly h As goon. NAELBORCHTOH-STRILET. StIICIAZT LT • JZIMIXIeB to orsoau-erearer. Nary Woofs, a otablema, lines at No. 3. Daiwa- Wm, Donet-sunare, woe chirped infers Mr. Knox on stinks of hems coseersed, with two Ohms sot is am -517 is sisabag a lugs qmustity of jewellery of the raise from the pregame of Kr 8•1001 i Mahood, jeweller, 00. Orford.sineg Warmed, of the Aanniatics far the Promentios of Men, p i r ir es . aented, and Yahaod isti nati a rlaa flatanky, mi the e. re gain le Iles preniem area fellowleg babel Venday Lund they lied teen intend, large epinatity ef lazy carried away, and the prisoner bed been Iselin at the peoperty. lapecier Beheet Elsitteut, el the K &vides, sail that lateresstiss he received be west le the Phoebe Tavern, Mese, kept by Kr. Hevesley. He finked Mrs. Es. ales bed parehmed say jewellery mem emed nen. At din t dm esid she bad nigh but afterwerds him a breech she was wearing ea her drew, end other Irson artic le', stating that ebe had purebred lbw of for 21. Plice.noustable Charles Perry, 217 D, depend that yes y evening he seconsed H to Deatinews, where the = sr Os seeing the 'moor be told him the charge, wine he "ski wt be bed tat odd any jeweller' to earns ; bat es the way le the -ingetien he mid the • that he knew he had mid lußeverley three brooches and a pair of earrings, and the thus said, " Well , I aid, far 21." 1 . Knox asked if Kn. Smeary was present ispretor Hubbard mid she wen ant, sitimagh he had bow. S. Samuel Mahood, ot 100, Oalesletreet. jeweller, said ea Saturday night, the 19th of September, he moored um' on leaving, sad es Mends mareleg kend tbey a had beea broke. into and a large qtal i ty l ti y takes away. He could positively identify some of elides pranced as hi property. They here kis private ad had never bees told, and one of the bramble he lead is the window co the Saturday afternoon. tea. Eliza Beverley. of Harrow-street, Paddington, wife f r. Beverley, of the Minix Tama at this stage of the *lad arrived, and deposed to purchasing the articles mimed of the primmer. who mid he foetid them. She al be Kimsey that she did not went the articles, bat that IS mosey +mkt do him good she would purchase them. I. Knox remanded the prisoner. TH AMES. ILLRGAL BAPSDAT TI•DIIIG. Ins ffenrY Aeldinfi, a Gerraaa, sad lasdked el the t:ue Hart priblic.howsi is Harporwiptsre. Chamber , tee., Whit/chapel, appeared before Mr. Partridge to toer a mamma's takes out by Isepeeter Holloway, of the ...Akin, which charged him with having his Mow elm ! i e sole of beer sod spirits on &May, the 2:71h anima. tin for the rafreshaet of travellers, cuetrary to the •-• m 't t he morning of the Sunday in cinertioe a detective t• named Dunaway, No. lts H, was pawing the de m:let's house in plain clothes , sod saw hint lettaag people et, sod other* in, and union them to make haste. DOW "%•looked on, and the defendant, supposing be wished is 't =tomer, said, " I <scoot let you in. my bones is se .. In costennice of • oommanication frees Der Y poliee-oonstahle Pat ri ck Geraghty, No. 10 11 , to the White Hart, sad knocked at the . "Who ink dat keening at nine dower rind dr/eaten within. " Th e pelise,"answeradGer roar house w full of people • open the deer. sru►b of people into the Wise and ep-seaire roams is lo. Pots of beer, gin, and run, wen !tinnily poured the nob under the esr combine, sad after a r of two mantes Geraghty y was admitted. lend the defendant " busting the people down the 4 t wain. Geraghty and, " Th at Wet de, yen are it by wholesale," and not into t►e seller is which nod PI moo. English, Irish , and Germans, sad ins of beer among them. Than was soother , s letr on the cellar dears. There moo ether per- THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1863. soca in the house, sad isdiattions of Nudism baviog been transacted be the appearance of the bar counter, which was covered within... Gseughty was afterwards inform ed that several of the dessdast's customers jumped from the first door window into the rave when he entered the house, and that two or three of them were severely injured and taken to the hospital. Mr. Partralgo—Wltat time was this! Geraghty—Twelve o'clock at soon as the 27th of Sep tember. — The defendant admitted the offence, and said it should not happen ova& Mr. Psttridge—This is really too bad—an open clefun,>e of the law. . Inspector Holloway, in answer to the magistrate, said the defendant had only kept the White Hart three weeks, but his predecessors bud been fined often for similar offences. Mr. Partridge said be intended to bare fined the defen• dsnt 5/. Tree inspector's statement only saved the defeat that from the full penalty. He inflicted a penalty of 41.15. The money was instantly paid. ,WlO4O 79049. ILIA. Oat& Raw. 1 gra qrs. gra qrs. Orb. rift =disks. Seel IN 90 00 .. .. 10 40 .. fandipa INN 1044 .. 9790 MN Total I 1990 , 0979 40 - 71710 LIVERPOOL COTTON II ITRI3 DAY.) Or Lamm LID nnialwriow, . OW= 0011 owl OWOWISOOM as I sem The vsarkei bar base very IRE Eat Talk the sales win probably fere up from 6,000 to 7,000 balm, 3,000 of which WI probably be for apeoalatiso sad export. /11INCIlite LAW& —(THIB DAY.) &Kiss. —Tbs ameba masiasee very strike at so advaaee ad 6d. to Is. per eat. co Uri week's prima. The salts iambi& Mann Was, at 34.. 9d. to 38s. ; Yana Jaggem coomacsk 275. 9d. ; grainy, 31s. ; Meals elayed, 32a 6d. to 33a. 3d. ; Java, 345. ; Rio brown, 34a. ; Porto Rico, 345. 6d. to 37a. 6d.; Cuba, 34t. 9d. to 365. 6d. Refined brows lamps are is request, bet scam, at 44e. &L Other sorts ars also is good ri Oonam —The arerket s ttull, sad the paresis brought to pubbe isle an airily withdraws. TM.—Tka public mks are progressing, at about former prism Rica —Abbot 2.500 bags of Bawl said at 12s. to 13 alsurgass.—Tbe market contuses quiet. ROIL —lOO pandiecros sold at fall rates, good Demeans la. 7d. - 111;rwerra dr sold at fully preview currency ; Bawl. V. lia. le 81. Ils. IIEILLBO ii dull af ask at previous prism Curcu.—Oaidarabla Mao= has toga done monad at foil prier, but fall Fortissimos are ma jives. Our= anatiaese dull. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Clocs. The railway market is inactive to-day, but prices generally are steady, notwithstanding the flatness of other departments of the Stock Exchange. South Eastern stock has declined 1 per cent., and London and North Western and Great Western, 1. The other leading lines are without change. London and North Western stock is now ocnted 1021 to f. ex div.; Great Western, 65,?, to ex div. ; Midland, 1281 to 1, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1121 to ex div. ; Great Eastern, 511 to 52, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1191 to 120, ex div. ; South Eastern, 901 to 1 ex div. Great Northern, 126 to 127, ex div.; Condon acd South Westexn, 1011 to 102 • and Metropolitan, 130 to 131. Indian and Canadian railway securities are dull in some irstances. Bahia, Pernambuco, and Turin and Savona shares also exhibit au adverse tendency. 10 10 100 10 100 100 _ _ isarrisa PORSZNIONS. s h . I rd I sum= lw am .sismis•sulwass. di $0 , 1110•./10.60.1a4dpo. ' 11 Do. New si Do. Now. I Shand ' Halals ' 111 all DO. EMMEN IM eff.,111■14.&410611 , 36 I ODA Ilia, ARIXIII 'llO Oaloalla •O. 100 Caps TADoak Op.agar. ▪ Deekerses. 7 p.c•P•cleal 100 Lama 1.0 Lot ladlaa isa. 6D. at ' 10 Do. G. tataarloa 10 Do. H. do 100 ileand Tivoli • Camas' all Do. lag pm& Bonds ; ▪ Do. do. deferred aB Do. lad pest Bonds . aD , Do. do. datarrad all Do. Ord rd. Meek , all Do. do. delarred all , Do. 4th pref. Sloe k ▪ ' Do. do. dalarnd Lana reatonla bass MA is 1 ..Is. 11 Do. Now . 10 Do. /spar/. 1101 el I. of lodla g. p. 001 100 Do. of Pr cad OlWaS6rdkiihi;ol I 4 Do. Tow aD D0.00.4111.40,11,..00 1 pAtima.rwrsi. to UP Droacl.Llmltol 1 Do., New ... ~100 Ida. poo 143 De. dmi Om 40. per 100 , Do. Po Wben. I Do. PM ailsrlos all ,1101 b. sad liohoos o =l oil 11.2roodok dor • and 11 ISO ILL al Canada 0 p. c 100 0010.1160010 6Pr PP— IN Do. Died do. I Do. do. do 100 Do. NOW, 100, D.. 141.01.1 , 160.a.50 ci =Ma to. 100. I 51000. M 107 1 le a I' ~~e toe 106 mi 1061 n 94 100 109 1 It 1 li pm Owl Wi 2 4 76 Ts 02 64 70 72 66 50 51 54 42 44 St 34 16 28 19 09 it. P 2l lit pis 1011 HIT NI Ii Vi ae OD 96 616 6d 90 ddt I I Pra PI 100 IC6I 1014 1 117 i S I IS It 107 100 I 53 I lla 1 1 e 102 Hi I 2110 108 a . 1. ne 1 77a - XIII - 100 IQ zd Hei n 106 i No. 11` I IDOL I Pd. 1 01. 0100 aka. mot . 1 cooler Coe. Obi, Li aoL dl 1 3 4 it% 114 - 1.011 .. Do. 13. Coo. (Tarldlt.) 3 '646 666 0.1 -21 13,00 .. Dokoralli - 613 .. Zoo Boot alkonal • 10 77 7919: - &1 fag Closaa Gold 3.10:1 U. lila or - JO .. 1641 Cando !NUM 304 211 1 4 - Bast Cara Ina 4001 .. B. W0.10041(514•412 ) 1 9 , ON 1 3 St - 461 - Ofsaabkr 4 Si. Otis 691 13 IA - I. .. God &Mb Taloa - 6, MOO 10) - - ollla L Ver plaisioal lilt 6 Ilt 10161 -- 24 Go 2.1Y0D .. IWO a/oat .- .. - I.IM .. Illooka Dorm -- - 011104 2 14 - 11101 .. lady Boras use. 4 a IN .. Nirgam6 (May /912410. Si 30 26 - %OS .. Karin Vanes 43169 4 1103043 Ina On Si 14 Of 100 .. Now lloisa - MOO .. 33•13 Doves ..- - tf 11 2 ... 701 .. Nora Rostov - 55166 - N. WIL 324494(111449a) 344. * 31 -. 4,410 .. Noe* WINO 0 , ,0U BAN C 0... 104. 11122191 . 11 4 ... MO 10 ProOkso (U. lalreD. ill&T. 43 a 431 710 .. Labor Nooth - Card= tit. Clem o* 016 11 423 21 - 4110 - S. Cara Bna (Moon, .03. 10 14 2 - If 6 .. S. W. fraboaa (Mon) 13/9.6. 01 16 - NO .. Nisi Park 172 U 30 ..... 800 1 Tamst9llllLia4/10.C. * 1 i -• MU Oran - lOU .. Boni (11149aa) ll 94 1 - 1,1111 .. War 24940 Waist* 6 21 U ... ON .. Wok Seim - 412 - Wk. lONA Mow) - IN .., WIL 109/94 MOM* 6 U 10) - QM .. WOO Uolaoll LIU 1 3 2: 31 1. .. W.Norr 401/14910a 1 11 Si - Wbral floton 6lll 11)6 - 1.010 401 .. .. WY. WOO Nato Tralawasy MOO 4 7 1724 1 154 - - rourtorr Is. I lib 1 Yana 'Pala. PIM& I WS& UAW l A. SlVSoll2.inalld) ..I JE i M. Li - 110,4 U II - KM los Amok 1b0144.1 mir - K IW I Boa L 1.1441.04.(U011 al 111 ... 140001 10 Coo Omer (Umille4) . 4 11,111101 2 = Ulor ........ Oa Idl 1 pm, ... 31,4461 0 1 A 1 27 19 - UAW IS 04lapoM.I - _1 14 1 7 4 1 . 04 - 130,009 1 Don falro,N. Dal Bay 41 pa - MIN 1 Da Disuoati Door al - 466% 11 Meat DO Doy(U=l46ll) 1 4 iot - 111.001 11 Pa1e. (L124.1 - KM 911 0..91 4lll 11 11 - 113 .1001 1 0.N.Cp.11.11041n114(2 141 - ... Op -• USW 1i 3210006 MOM 1 140 Ipm - 11,01111 II Thorn an 1 le _.- 1= t lirlotta 4l [ _1 r _ 101,0001 1 11.12,009243.41.11. Z. A I " l i l a * 1 91.91111 1 N.aosneo.cd ~ - 4aa.( , 1 -.- di. - won II Pami=aharlaad sl I 7 9 I 4 71 p la IWO 6 Oa - INS VIM . 1 Barbara Oda 31 16 .1 4. l i g. _. 11 i 1199 1 Osage& OWE. (Um.) 1 UM! 14 Khan 441 Rey (1,1a.)I 16 10 66.176 1 U MAO Madam 74 - 19600. 1 Vallaanica Oda IL ) 7 1,- WWI' 3 wartlike 11A0.1 - WWI 3 Tadsariabuta rum). all 21 111 - JOINT STOCK 3415.3. 110. 1 N. 1 34311 I It 1 01.30104 • NAM I • N awe sal 17. Ms. look .1 11.011t41 Mmesuoi.hutoorpoot NAN IN I Do New IRON; N ANONINN - - - 7,6701 a D - 77.3717 10 ANSI IS ;Beak at SUN 0001100 Plonk orl 5,010 NO 'Bank of Otago ;Lladioll SO 10.0001010 ' haat iStosailsoll IS IS IMO • gloated Vlotarlsolmalds SI MlO NI INNS el Rabat Maj lO 10.00. Desk of Yam 1 N,IIO'SO "N' miliaria. I 11‘1101 N i llrlt.sodAloantaa U. I SI ISM 10 MN& N. Lutarlas dl MOO ,Clar.lo.llelt. OstoJI;IZ N nun • I Lilo Ana. silias aril 111 OrW4. za !Kat aril BM n, las -- amp , 114.04a11al *MOO 10 Consolidated Back (L.) I 6 4 000 lOU C.:mammal 10,00 D SO TogllaltaaiglalaNNlLL NM i gaggs •ea t MEI (La) SO NON a lag.llaolatiaitariN. all 10,000 NO , thoduan.Cldao•J_ ag.(l.) N Now No ilmapansi *ANL LIIONN SSW lhaporlsl Olaasas N NO Roadies rad Seolllsa., 31‘ 12:1 NO Nos.S.S7 1 • 001,1110 ( 1 . SANS* Ago., ILL.& Lana. a.) n non a Ices. Oh. Book al swan ail SL:01110 Lamb= aod Woad L. IS KM IS Areas sal *NW . IS *MO * Mood* Jots{ Noir 10 101 NO !Loa sal Mich... (L N ANSI* I Lnoolo 11 Loa sad Northen .0 . (L. 10 41ai 10,000.100 ,loodealS.Aaa*** (L. I LOCO 100 'Loa. it ill. Nostra lUn. IS Na' A* lam sod WaOratata... U 10,400. SO , Neraiatno Uclsoago(L) 111 TANI ow I Nom. I Prey. faro U IS lAN 015 Dw litooraol IS LON lON Nialool lank (LON) 10 NON 100 ,SaValbal Wrif.llo4i 1. 1 ,6•0 lee Pea et In ••••A 10,010110 Do Sao SkaOS ro 'Saw loath Wails . all NASD ft Oriental Doak Oftgara se WOO UN Posofte. ad INN.' ad n s non n ,aaanoran., a alai 11 14,000' tS oootk AilatfaiN t jujim an ma. l SI NOM Staod.ot 5.N too : Sow IiAN IM MAW ,100 •4111+ is re. 44a 111,00111 60,0011 10,1106 67,606 11111.78 t Wl* 10.0.0 t i r e l "►.earl ".'" 4. I Rl4!el oft I tie BMWw. 11330000 i, 1!O 171 M 40, ,000, 2),oJui U rs ee U ft 94 t pp' 41 It It I 12 k ill 0.121 W I *owl %N.,- slaw" UI ii.i•ii 0..VV0 I 'X' I 6 213,A4X1 in,el7f IV rd. I "wool 4 4 0 * I 10. 00 111100. IMOD 11,111 ftP4, 121 ft Ili el Lumina u ai d Iliwilesen—{L. :Claisa a Inland Mai. I Veils et 1.f .. *irl Mkt MOB ." r.. 1.• or. ill* 214 lue 1111 fe 91 I IQ si ili i i zd 161 16 ail li lei I 111 r - ~ 21 ,I&6lo.l2adaia 111 dtlrale 111. ratl a 01.4 IS Lasirailas 10 illsrelsWaterimlss Oat MOIL Brit Amick= Lad NIBM* ,B•itt Iron *as. At 10410aaria les4 CamidateisepiamiL) 91 Carton Company ,Oagi.lLMag., Prot . / as. 0/17001 Palau O. De. Piwaraise MO 210.6 p. at Pau. Bob. N lloldiaoCoia.&l4t.(l. ▪ Loom is 10 6 ' 2l l6" .Credl . 644 12 4 110.1L610 ".• Q. deem Maria Brea Ilip • Da 17ts . e: coat Prof N Radars 11 lakeiratßamaaa. ev Italian Irriaatwa Casio 116 Dn. Bonds N Joint Nock Disecanita IS LmadonAlricatilladlai 5 WY. 111.6r1t6 1.1 . N Loa. llaarialal Aas. a 140. Madras brio. & 10 r 14•Mtar. Ba. Tat 17.1” • 10 Natallaail&OutOs.(l4 I IA N•iMPOLI 1"111110•1114 10 N.rbsitir•natiklrirati 10 ' Do. Now N.Zaalaad _ 1 BM 115•Ingasaa el t Orfastal Gas 1 Do. • PPI Oda h. 111.0. 11 si • 1 Mamas gas 2 itt• N. hal *air Lead• Ills MR as N 5 0 Pada, arlekkii.ll2ir all 11 at 10 De, Weir N 19 110 16 Wietaslal4.l9A.&l2.o.l inp I Of Ili 11, Osi Kee all Si Ti ILlo Dada Jr. ttlat.(l • all 17 21 DU• tor ;Royal 111•6;i I. IN 112 143 N SUM= Mort lay.(L I If Ifpn v• 1 , 60* ausisima law all IS 1 WlMldell Tat ibelp 1T441.41 3 11 11(14 1 OBS 4 .41 tac..p.oura. in t. 1 eb N ▪ . Vss Dimaa's Wad 214 13 15 I II I War U i W 28 It 2113 pi 11 Sa 114 9 l 114 111 I db psi ti tlidd ICI 11 11 Ilipoa SI 29 i HP= I Jo _lO II 2;1.: 5 1 4 1 H! xd tp o n a l Par 4 Pa l 2 on 14 - 111 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The stock markets to-day are decidedly heavy. Souse aneasineus has been caused by the threat ening aspect of the Schleswig question. The funds are additionally senskive because the settlement is in progress, and shows an ample supply of stock. Cots,...:s have accordingly experienced a fresh decline of k per cent, and the market is weak in character. Home railways have not varied much, but there is a decided fall in several of the principal specnlative foreign stocks. Mexican has again suffered chiefly, the speculation in this stock being apparently of a weak character. The shares of the new financial companies have like wise given way. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Benin's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 6'fr. 60c., showing a declize of rather more than per cent. since yesterday. The Bourse is described as " very flat, in consequence of the fall in the English funds." Console are now quoted 93, " buyers," for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 931 to for the November account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, ; ditto for account, 93k, 93 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 91,i, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 143 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108 i, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 18s., 225. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1161 ; Bank Stock, for account, 237 ; and Exchequer Bills, 3s. prom., Par. Increased heaviness prevails in the foreign stock market. Prices are generally worse, the specula tive descriptions suffering chiefly. Mexican Bonds have again fallen / per cent. ; Turkish Con solid* ; the Turkish Loan of 1834, and Greek Bonds, 1; and Spanish Passive 1 per cent. Some of the present quota tions are annexed :—Turkish, 1834 Loan, 944 to 95 ; ditto, 1848' , 691 to 70 ; ditto, 1862, 701 to 71 ; the Cot:solidi* 52T; to 534 ; Mexican, 434 to ; Greek, 37 to 4 ; and Spanish Passive, 331 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian 1852, 1856, 1860, 94; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 851 ; Equador New Consoli dated, 161; Greek, for account, 371, 37 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 171, 4, 1 ; Italian, for account, 7'_4; ditto (Maremmana Rail way), 814 ; Mexican, for account, 431, 4,1, 43, 1, 43 ; New Granada, 16, ex div. ; ditto Land Warrants (Hectares), .8 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1837, 1859,1860, and 1862, for account, 494, 1 ; Russian, 1862, 931 ; Sardinian, for account, 894 ; Spanish, for account, 541, ; ditto Passive, for account, 354, 1 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 14, 131, ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 95; ditto 1838, 1001. Bonds, 72 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 701, 71. The Confederate Loan remains quoted 26 to 24 discount, and the Colombian, to f prem. Notwithstanding the generally dull aspect of the stock markets, the new Anglo-Austrian Bank has been received with marked favour, in conside ration of the high auspices under which it is formed, and of its connexion with the govern ment. The applications for the shares are already ' large. The price touched this morning 2 prem. "buyers," and is now quoted to 2 prem. Land Mortgage Bank of India shares are rather lower, at 3 to 3 1 prem., and Privileged Union Bank of Austria steady, at to a pram. General Credit and Finance shams are lower, at 21 to 31 prem. ; London Financial, at 31 to 4 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, at to 01 die. Inter- Lational Financial are without variation, at to 51 prem. ; and Egyptian Trading, at 2 to I prem. - - The demand for money continues steady, and it is only in exceptional instances that transactions take place below 4 per cent. A good amount of business was done yesterday at the Bark of England. It is rumoured that a new Brarlian 4} per cent. loan will be introduced in the course of a very few days, but it is believed that thi. operation will not add to the debt of Brazil, its object being merely to pay off existing 5 pea cent. loans. About 84,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, and 50,000 sovereigns were Cthilrawn for Constantinople. The Welleiey, with 131,0001., is the only gold ship known to be now at sea from Melbourne. The Australian mail just telegraphed will, however, announce fresh remittances. The bar silver by the Mexican packet was sold yesterday for India at se. I„}d. per ounce, showing no alteration from the prices lately current The demand having diminished the price is by no menus firm, and will hardly be maintained unless the next Indian &deices are more favourable. The amount to be despatched by the Bombay steamer on the 12th inst. will probably show a considerable falling off, compared with that sent by the corre sponding packet ou the 27th ult. Yesterday afternoon there was a fair demand for bills on the Continent, and the rates .presented no material alteration, being quoted as follows : Anonordsm, 3 months, 11.19 to 1 : ditto, 3 days, ILI7 176; Rodordsas, 3 months, 1L 191 to 4 ; Antwerp, 3 swaths, 35.50 to 55 ; Hamburg, ma. bailee, three months, 13.81 to 1: Perk, 3 days, 25=4 to 71; do., 3 moths, 35.50 to 55 ; Frankfort-ca.thirlfaine, 3 swaths, 1191 to 1: Petersburg (per rouble). 3 months, 361 to 1 ; Vienne, ed. go.. months,lL37g to 421 ; Trieste, alt. 60., 3 moths, 11.371 to 421; Madrid, 3 mouths, 481 to j; easchs, 3 months, 481 to 49 ; Lighorm. 3 asoutbs, 25.60 se 671 ; ONION 3 months, 33.60 to 671; Milan, 3 menthe, 25.60 to CI; Naples, 3 moths, 25.65 to 671 ; Merino. 3 month', MOO to 671; Mewrana, 3 months, .60 to 671; Lisboa, 90 dam MI to °Porto, 90 days. 571 to it. The announcement of the Land Mortgage Bank of India has produced some excitement in the Stock Exchange, the project being regarded with great favour. Transactions to a large extent have taken place in the shame. The price opened yesterday at 2} to 3 prem., and, after declining to 21 to 21, steadily advanced, finally closing at 31 to 31 prom. It is understood that the bulk of the 75,0110 shares privately subscribed for prior to the issue of the prospectus, bare been taken for investment, and that a large number will be held by the principal bankers in Vienna, Paris, Hamburg, and other continental cities. Apart from its intrinsically prowls:lig character, the project meets with the more favour on the Continent from the identification with it of M. Fluent, who is chairman of both those extraordinarily successful undertakings, the Cridit Fortier of France, and the Criclit Fonder CulonieL The negotiations which have long been pemiieg between the Austrian government and influential capitalists of London and Vienna for the establish ment of "The Anglo-Austrian Bank" have been brought to a successful close, a concession from the Emperor of Austria baying been definitively ob tained, and hearing the date of yesterday. The Bank is brought out with very powerful support. Messrs. Glyn, Mills, and Co. will act as the bankers and financial agents of the undertaking in London, where Mr. George Grenfell Glyn. M. P., will take a principal part in its managemeut. The counexiou with the government will date from the birth of the bank, and it is worthy of remark that the Financial Minister has authorised the pubHcatien of the following important paragraph comprised in his correspondence with Messrs. Glyn and Co. : Referring to the fact that one of the priecipal objects of the establishment of the proposed Anglo-Austrian BA eh is to facilitate operations is Austrian securities, sod having regard also to t h e desire of the Imperial government to aid as fare. practicable is bringi about • closer union between Use &meek' sod esesmarelel interests of Austria sod big head than at present exists, tits Imperial goveremeut in- tends fee far as it should appear to itself compatible with She oboe's' of their hosocial measures, and with any legal direction, which may be specially prescribed in reference to any particular operation) to give to the leek the oppor tunity of undertaking such Sonoma' operations, whether the issue of loses, placing of beads, or otherwise, is the go. vernment may desire to effect on the Londe" market, The government also lateral to open as ascend carnet with abs bank. The directors deserve great credit for baring refrained from introducing the undertaking until the conceesion has been actually obtained, and the direct co-operation of the government secured. It is also worthy of notice that the concession obtained by the directors has been transferred by them to the company without any charge beyond the small amount of disbursements actually incurred. All the English and Vienna names are of high standing Among the latter are Baron Erggelet, of the old and eminent house of Henikstein and Co. ; Prince Leo Sepietra, the president of the Galician Diet, and 31. Charles Klein, the President of the Vienna Chamber of Commerce. In like manner, the foreign agencies have been undertaken by some of the first hous.: - • in the various European cities with which the bank will be in connexion, viz., at Augsburg, 31. Paul von Stetten ; at Berlin, Messrs. Mendelssohn and Co. ; at Frankfort 0. M., Messrs. Grimelins and Co. ; at Munich, Mews. Robert de Fr , ,lick and Co. ; at Paris, Messrs. Mal let Fre'res an.l Co. ; and at Trieste,Me.srs. A.aad C. Schriider. The directors have taken the precaution of securing a thoroughly efficient manager before the public announcement of the bank, Mr. Francis Breuer, who for 25 years has conducted the German financial and commercial baeineas of Messrs. Fruhling and Gushes, being the gentleman se lected. The n•ed of an establishment of this sort, calculated as it is to draw more closely together the monetary and commercial interests of Great Britain and the Austrian empire, has long been f.:lt, and the higher rank which Austria is now taking among the powers of Europe, under a constitutional goveruuent, renders the present moment peculiarly oppoidine for the foiniciou of au international bank. The project is brought out by Mr. George Edwa-d Seymour, of Thre:wortou street, who conducted the preliminary negotiations with the Austrian government as the representative of Mr. Glyn, and who, when at Vienna, was received in private audience by the Emperor, as special mark of his Majesty's favour to the proposed institution. The capital of 2,000,0001., divided into 10:),C.:0 scrip certificates of 20!. each, has already been largely subscribed for. As a matter of course a portion of it will be awarded to Vienna, whence considerable subscriptions have already been re ceived. It is understood, however, that all the English applications will be fairly treated, each according to its merits. At an extraordinary meeting yseterday of the shareholders in the Union Bank of England and France, the resolution previously passed, in favour of an amalgamation with the English, Belgian, and Netherlands Bank, was confirmed. The title of the amalgamated undertaking is to be " The Euro pean Bank (Limited)." The receipts of the Great Western Rsaiiway of Canada for the week ending the 25th September were 12,4;;.V., being 9461. less than in the corre sponding week of last year. The third call of 11., making 41. paid, is to be p'd upon the shares of the Bombay Gas Company by the 2nd November. The half-yearly meeting of the Globe Insurance Company is convent - d for the 22nd instant. The scrip certificates of the Royal Alhambra Palace Company (Limited) are now ready for deli very. Terms' Eta.. Consols, which closed yeaterdai;i9 7 3l iO 1 both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at the name quotation, and coed at 93/ "sellers." For the new account, which is turd for the sth of November, the "continuation" was 1 per cent. "givers," and the closing price was therefore 934 "buyers. The official business re port is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 1 • ditto for account, 934 ; Three per Cents. Redn'oral, 92, 911 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 911 ; India Stock, 726 ; ditto Five per Cect. Stock, 1981, 4, / ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" ru paper, 1974 • ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1171, 1161; Flank Stork, for account, 237. The India Five per Coat. Stock was in de mand. Exchequer Bills remain steady at par to 3s. prem. The foreign stock market was again rather flat. The demand for bank shares has shwkened. Lower prices were quoted to-day for some descrip tied's, including Bank of Australasia, Coot inental, English, Belgian and Netherlands, and Standard Bank of Africa ; but Agra Bank, Bank of Otago, London aol Northern, London and South Ame rican ; London and South Wasters, and Midland Bank, have improved. There was also a slight advance in Consolidated Bank shares, which closed at a} to 64 prem., with 41. paid. The transactions in tbis depar.inent of the Stock Exchange are still upon a considerable scale. The miscellauemis share market was rather quiet. Anglo-Mexieau Mint shares were in demand. The shares of the Financial companies were lower. International closed at 51 to Si prem.; London, at 3/ to 44 prem.; and General, at 3 1-16 to 3.16 prem. The decline in the latter is *Uri bated to the circumstance that speculative opera tions for a rise bad been entered into in anticipa tion of the launching of the Land Mortgage Bank lof India. Hudson's Bay shares were dull at Ito 4 dis. ; and Egyptian Trading rather flat, at 2 to 2/ prem. Ocean Minus shares were last quoted 13 to 4 crew. ' • Thames and Mersey, 4/ to / prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 18 to 4 ; Universal, Ito 1 prem. ; Commercial Union, 3/ to I ; prem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 11 prem. — lmperial lit;ion Privileged Beni of - 41.uoitisa shares were nominally quoted ti to prem. ; last London Bank, 2 to 2/. preen.; Buxton Hotel, to 1 prem. ' • Prince of Wales Hotel, to it prem. ; Star and Garter Hotel, 4 to I prem. A further general decline has taken place to-day in United States securities. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE On ILICTLIC TZLZGRAPIL ) BEDFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) PREPARATION STAKES. Boma of Ares— _ 8 ran. ... 1 TWO-YEAR-OLD STA KM. Half a mile. Birthday f, Patios, Lady Bohan, Confederate, Faith, Irvine, Touch Not, and Aka are bees. BEDFORDSHIRE STAKES. Two inns Gibraltar, Oberon, Lord of Lions, Sycophant, Tourist, sod Wee* End are here. ENTRY FOR CONSOLATION STAKES. Owe mile. Novice, Kabuli, Reserve, &duo, Supple, Flatten, and Middlawatch. AU are hare. Oran AMVALII. —Mimi Julie, Xarullo, Doe't come Late, Abstmethy, Light, Mrs. Somerville, &hymns, Messer* for kleesere, Camperdows, Argos the Exile, Beckley, Egoista; Polonaise, Petenhare, Diode, BlonJie, Bahasa, Junius. Adana, Bothscluid, At/as, Vendomeids, and Little Star. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA RH-LLNE.-(TH IS DAY.) Tins arrivals of English wheat fresh up to our market this morning were very moderate. Although the show of sam ples was smell, the demand for all bed' vas in a most inactive state, at prime about equal to Woodsy. We were well supplied with foreign wheat. Tine dry quolitiss sold to a fair subset, at full quotations. Other win the Ueda was heavy. la prices, however, so change took plain. riveting cargoes of pale mit • doll *airy, at last week's mureasy. The supply of English barley vas tolerably extensive ; of foreign rather limited. Most kinds changed heads slowly, but at full prima. There was a fair sal* for malt—the supply of which was good—ou former terms. Selected cats realised extrema rates ; but inferior qualities wire very inactive... . . . . inns innatandad foil earrewein with madman inquiry. No near took pine is the value of pen Sales, how meagre= slowly. and foreign door was steady is prim. The tnamotions wen by ao means extensive. The seed node w somewhat heavy. Cakes maintained their previous vales. cow= 'UM IMAM. Ita Or. WM!. a. & Itmen.Koot. rod ISO a to Ditto. ear to a „ Datoorhitollt Oo to mow yaw a to a AoisaiLomb Per Qr. OM. a. a. Botha, food Ma. . C t. 22 to 12 11 to 23 tarok MAIL mot 1_ 4l b 43 ~ Dino sew, 41 to 66 MIAOW - ii 10 is TWA 9) to SS 1 Harrow , Nowa SS to 44 i - PAW IA to ID =sig Otiodlog IS to 2ft Ism a rrisik. sal 0 to 111 Khoptos sod Won in to 611 Mon sa - _ 34 to 36 " 11 : U to MI to 101 Tows madic pool* Dos inotoolotial Si to IS Country 23 to St Norfolk NM *stalk ad* 27 to 30 Oil ma raw u to SO OA. _ _ zip*. ina is is is . patois 22 to 12 p . S. S. Dadals sad Lwow bag 46 to 14 Ivied Malts Per. Cir. Oars I. a Data sad Swell* 17 to 22 ltaria 1_ SAM Dili 4ll to 48 84 64 64 innia, bard an Amain; rad 44 114 46 whits . Duda SI to 17 Baptism II to Si 1 -- ;=4 _ _ _ IS to ft IS to se boys Om. white e. ea Yellow °darling -- It to U DI A 111126 NoWog lo Si OAR. 19 Dal" brow -- leas . kid ARRIVAIR OF OLIN. &a, CARRLAOR FROM OCT. Ina* per ;sk 7. . . Er to to attiodok . ... .. fan. per am .. II te 23 Comodion, .. .. 19 to t 2 INTO LONDON. ET WAIT* I TO OCT. COMMIT! TALLOW MA!.KIIT. 7 (THfB DAT.) 11Imp morka i steady at ti. 611.3wfsig prima —Tows &Dow, Oa. est ow& ; Poioneoro T.O. at the not. 458. to 458. 3d. ; OcEsior to Duo, 450. 9d. ; Doosualor. 435. &L ; hammy to Mush, Ow 9d. to 46a. ; Nor* 460. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) M.•n. Attendee sad Smith rapid so active &mod for ties bast descriptions of the sew powt/s, at folly last week's prises. Orders for the present disposition of the Channel roadies wen rewired at Derepart Yesterday. The flag skip Edgar, which recieren to be docked, will, with ties Warrior, Essistaftee. sod Emerld, rare Plymouth dead for Perrier*. The Black Primo, Royal Oak, and fere are ordered to discharge their powder and shell, and to so up Haman. TIN Black Prior will be docked at Dreepor. THI GALT EASTIIIIT.— The Manchester share bakes in the area Erten Steamship Company held • meeting yesterday to receive the report of the committee aspired to iandigate the oompany'a affairs. The cow mitre stoutly esseared the director of the comer; sad endeavearal to "hew that there bad been palpable miemaimpeert. r well as inattention to the hiterrie of the shareholders. They advised that the=dpal eruebobier should buy up the claims of the who were pude( for payment, and afterwards reerseare the company. This resolution was met by as anieueneet to wait the report of the Ludas committee brae protesdlas to action but, or being put to the vote, the resolution was carried. It was stated that the Loudon shareholders had every confidence is the ultimate suers of the ravel, and it was also recom mended that she should los seat to burials, where the coespertios with ether verde, in the shape of 'hippies domes, would be equalised. It was shown, also, that the Iqmommoof th•Osest Ilsoars were mach increased, in cos of=her hares to be discharged and loaded by whilst other Air could lie at a wharf. itZWICHOLT CABS Ot DROWNINo IN DICILWICIIS Lett—Os bridal ernsieL l lai r it the old boatman in the mob, d FL C. lars hall , of fervent Mood, better know by the 20.1310 of "Oki ommy Steven:ie." while is Mee re of /eosin the boat from the landing. over Wearied lira and fell into the water, and although he was sou W renal periods, and aeristres was immediately Na vim tabu out of the water he was quite des Tlitit seem bee bees employed for asvend summers beet to tale ear of the boats belonging to the island, sad was 84 years If son ; M was Meth respered—Cuiberind Peeq,et. RTDI AND SitmrsLot Rime/A.—The railroad hotlines Rye", and Shridis, is the Isle of T aus ie szpasted, be oputd os the bat of out Xareb. 0101NANT lAAI AND noosa. al. Ihi I KAILVATIL ,143 7 041 e 1 I I ClOaing 9 ,4082 Slaw P 10-61 ISI ell sn. , W es. b siaoss in e ._ al M . So I AR - 111 Illylknol 1 66 0 at sooookooho.iiiiii si of so 6 - U. 100 Mad - sad Dame - ; 84 96 ot. MIS Osledealoa 1 119 120 WI 64 al Dark mod Bandon-__ - - 1 111 Growna-.. - .. . 71 8 - 10 ID Do. 3,1.1 oodly..taiit - .- - 10 on ID°. Dl p.o. to paid to D. - -•- 10 411 Dolan s.rl3dtait 7 ne. 39 MO - IS all IDand.,ll‘4l. It Abd.Jo 16 17 i - 83. 140 I ...U.:waif aid 11'woor 118 100 d - 8L WO Giugurt 11. Woolen 110 111 - St 1 101 oacot notOorn - U. 114 Do. • Stock. 491 60 1 - et In Do. not Anglian 8:1: 141 271 - , 14. 1 00 libuticelltellootbod - - -- ISC 100 (otos Dashers .... . 123 117 - IL LS Dn.& I Ana ao NT. es. It 0 129 - 8L 120 Do.lljlllllpoLlops4l b 1116 130 - 8L UM Gt. Joe& It Won. aro 100 102 - 85. 033 Dm{ Wager. 656 061 id 651 : id IS. 109 Do.lbutYnlOvollik. - - - 8L 1011 Do. bath Ws/so - id IL ISO Do. W. 181e.-.l ewn i/ox an 41 44 id - id ft. BM Do. Do. N 36 38 - 16. US Do. Do. Hwelora. 101 106 id - it 114 ronoultlioM Torkshlr 112 1 1121 - U. 1100 , Landon sad BlackwaL 73 74 - IL 'JO 4111.C00 ll2 112 oa. ;us .otDoT 45 46 - 14 100 !no Loodon. ddle& Ifortli Welke 100 103 10211 14. 100 LandooDlowthWoOor 161 102 10011 IL 100 3,,814614Un0010d. 61 1 81 - M 411 liscyport sad 014211216 - - - 91 100 Uslropolt100-....- IS 0 Do. New gon 14. ' lOO I lll6ltod ..--- 8144 1 all Do. New 1 . pe - Pm IS. 160 Do. Blzro.l Dotty O7 99 - 88 611 Mid. U. Wn. ,124.) - - 26 WI Do 1 Sum - 1 U ill led tat - - 14 4/1 YU Cent i (Cray Uno) -- - St. 1011 Zen& &Mgt .. 321 691 id - id 14. 100 Do.lo4„2'ortk. Mod. 26 18 id - id U. US Bt. 1241045-Borwlck 16 141 An so. Do. 0-`4.liPnel. - - - Do. ..... . it Pe 10. Aos De. Taft roods 16 'lO6 Do. Carilol6 - - - 16. 200 Salk Landon - 16 1 Do. Now 1 2 pm •- at. on ,Iforth SiodordiklN- 79 81 - 10 all Nist iosou V.WeakenJanc 111 Ilf - U. 4.10 Osoleal 126 1101 - /L IMO 1641146 N. I. Abullik 44 66 id - id IS. WO Ise 111disad..- . 100 142 • - 10 411 Slurwinary 14. 100 linunilmt Baku * .... 58 U - IL 110 111•011 Devon_..-.... 33} 354 - It. too South Outwit . . . on 17 9 41 I 80. OS la. Yoe** • DPW; lin; 181 tot - so on agooo.worplo.A. fIS l ip. 10 16 60 Stockton a Dulled= il - 16 17 Do 00 1844.... - 10 8 Do do 14:041.... 1 7 pro - U. MIS Tod Mao - 10 3 Do B - 10 3 Do C - Mall 014692 ....--- - - - Ml 9 Do. ..... ...... - - - 66. Vas el Audi . io . 84 90 - U. 'l4O Tlotorla asa. a 'AI 160 170 - /L 100 i Waterford 11 ICDJE4oak -•- - IL I WO Wl3onakrall 26 13 - t. 'lO O W oo 3 .114TIMpoolauktft - - -. sZ ea so 1 ... FAIMJUIt4OII IMAM& N. I Pd. I 1411.17aTi. I Cloolog peke . I We& SL .1M I IldileitloNlM266.lllll 91 116 -. 11. WI 'Omisdaalas Qom N .... .- .- 111 ill Veekami Nodes 1.12 4 - N WI Down; • pie am& ..- - - N. . 1M Lloa.,l3Abee.lem. I Ti zd - 1d15.2 Mowry ip. M. 112 114 .... SI. 100 Sdlo..PortkDom.,4.p.e. .... .... -. N. Me StiaidoeC.2‘..ll. ' cam., 310. 1 - IS. IN 'Os. do. So. 2 1 110 112 - 11. 1611 lox do. ti peemett. proL • 130 122 -. N. US Do. E. Amelia A. Sp lO6 100 - M. IN :Do. do. A, Tpm mt.- - - -. * . 111 'Da. LU5105.4p.0.420. 66 67 - SL NI Do. do. 4 per amt. yes. .... - - at . N/ 1110.Nori I. a pc. MS - O. 1110 De. 14 ra. pre SLA L, 1617 -, - - - N. IWO Do. p. et. m Wavesey V. - N. MO ami d Noithaa. 6 2.•• U4lll l6 - 111 1 100 Dokamelallip.e•goo. 113 - N. ,100 Do. lie pair mat. IN IS IND Doip.e.rod.al.ll p.o.pm. 100 100 107 i •IS all aLlT.llesikod, - N S 16111.Weel(Sertatilaole, -.- lIL IN ' D. vet. 44 p. mom - • Do. modem& 4p. oma - - - N. IN Do. Imedsees. 4p. ex Si OS .-. 111 IN Dirlimaredsas het NI 106 - N. 1/1 So. Arm. Goa. Stook 73 77 xd ,- xd N. ISO De. lea Pref. etas. - - - SI WI DIN N. Gas. Nast TI 15 zd - xd N. 1 r i . D0.C100keP1.64.83 172 116 zd - N Do. do. de. Op llll 1111 zd - SL IN .Do.I. Wales gr. 6 p.e. - - - N. 'OW Do.w.kia—uz.ba g x. 123 131 zd - el IN lua do. lad do. I 121 mil Id -. id N. 169 Os. Os. Strop. 11 pea Prot. 102 164 zd - 116 IN I 11064..,...0. a &some- 121 123 xd - N WU 1.6•645iar1ia15.6p.0.64 IN 14 - N. 160 lia..S3rlgbi..6p.e.Goa - SO.-- ... -Se ll4 116 - N. IN Daiw a do. tio t 114 116 - N. Its De.6p.s. do. 112 D a t.1 , 14,.. do. No •1 U 6 1.6 .... _. 11 Vie Do.42.s.soleat del I - - - K UM , Do.TpA,Pret.dieek.. Ud NO - SL 100 Do.Ip.o.do.(W.LAC.P. 130 1.16 - N. Ilin Da l t B.ll3(dlv.det. Mil 82 Pi - - N. IN les.lllmlhato =dime. 67 90 zd 971 la * 10 11211W.C0v.2310n./ e. - - - N. ;NO 1.4121.11.7p.e.dt.1ateem, 1 54 16 3 - N. 'lOO Loodooderry and ICom. - - - N. WS !libailmiLtlAr.e.Op.ot , 124 116 - • 4e De. II ..... ... ' 1 ipm - SI 1N I it, N is, mkt - 1/ 6 Do.zedeemaoM 6p.ei ' 5 IPm - K its sishostosmsp.sesse. 1 - - - IL 1W 1)&0=02,43116p. 137 ISO 1375 8,1 N. We /24.4ep.A.Pred.84osi. ; 191 LA - IIL 190 DeJALA/Isabui 6 p.e. 64 90 - ti 110 0012136p.d.21.6te01. -.- -. N. IN 110011iliiill w 1 eeny I 11l 113 zd - SL WO Di. tom DEL 6p. et.l 107 LA Id, - II 01l Da.leedor Union ga. ' 11 12 zd - 12 re 11.1114.....00aa.kr APO.' 91 911 .- IT 11 Da. do. de 1 -. N 11 I Do. Imedalp.ol S. 1, ... - N 19 Do.Tork. IL A &pare.' per Ipm - N ' ail 'Non* Nellonleldro 225 135 - 54 ' ail SeeiltzkOme6. New PreL , - - - 1. 100 looLll.l3ip.ot.PreLft - - - et IN Do.Almcgallput .. -.- 16. 'lBll ' D. 7 p.i.rroLieesb - ..- - 10 ' all B. Deem *zed 4p. & - - - LW 011 Lam (load. Az. /LOA - - - N. IN ' Do. 14 per emit lOl IN - SL IN Da. Ned 16 per eat 111 103 - et. 100 S. Tad*, 6p. • goo. 0 00 - N lan StedLtDartlagtoollp.e. 1111 CM - 16 all Do. do. 10p.e. IN :1 - II all D. do. 1:162.461 sse - SL NS Tad Vale Preteremoo ! .... - - 14. 1110 ,Widot.NEDlamm:4o.e 1 47 61 1 4115 FORCION ILLILWAYIL isarways CI. prim. all rlslitsa asaap a ssassssia 9 i al Istdaillitss.lL &Ma 20 di L.Tn I edas r. Kay". a. Southsrs'7 }da pm WOopathasen limped' - - sag .0.0.... N 4 4 10) goem,herg & laltepsk:L .- - SI Ara litsalsb_ -..— 21 Pa al iambs al Para - . 19 1 . all 4111. anima gsa. a 9..6. - - 111 Alma lamsUmg 14 14 sd a hart Jabal= al ( Domain Ohs . SS 9 ei si pa. A.M. Magov. So 11 an Domain at A' N. Kai Lams a. 7 9 . . e 14 101 21! M. Co. do ; 2on iia 'lraweska Trek fraL 9 10 all, 12 IS all buts lo6lusaalleyrasAldl kora sad .dl * • n 41 al Pasts gad Odessa 29 42 sll ladle aad sal 6. Issasts4l, 14 14 en alga Dumbest ii - Ilaysl Royal Mamba - ,; 16 18 Swedish • • I . all , Dal pet emit .- -1 1 1 W ,Ilambis sad Kars_ • la 1 a:= o,... pareesa i DM , lif LL A ! Da. dO, Pai l 22 1 Mt A . L.AuletataMeaullirm 24 231 IS ._ Ltd ParisC am parsse t l i e. •1 1 Daalbas et , II 'Ulla and &moss 211th 61 ! Do. do l6 17 811 Weal Radars - 1i GIP Ds. 4 jar 5iat.7478 . , 14 1.1 1 a 'llrest.alf.M.st ?sums] 24 11 DOCK a. ... id lai i . 11.111141111 b A. 'llsoll sad Was Lila 110 1 14$ 14$ i UMW ft. 'Lesdou 1.4 0 G 6 -. 1.980.1014 IL .01.100•1/00 100 ' 64 es Imo st...e•samesas 100 - Mow 0 .Ik4arls till se Ito I imb s 1 Ds. Liff I7' l = l t ± MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctooe. In the mining market to-Jay, the prierst f,•ature is a decHue of about 11. in East shares, the present quotation being 29 to I. North Crafty are also Satter, at 5 to f, and Clifford Amalgamated at 35} to 38. Wheal Chiver ton are quoted 11} to 12} ; West ClOvertou, 47 to 40 ; Wheal Seton, 200 to 203 ; and Dn.kewalls, 30a. to 40s. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, at previous quotations, 3loutes Aureos have been dealt in at 2,4 and ; Poutgiband, at N, Al, and 71; and St. John del Rey, at 56. PROVINCIAL MARI MARKET& Itristrouf.et. 6.--41a1lselay : Great Weeteria,6o; ex Volvo/dee and Yorkshire, 1121-Masebeater, nbeillaki. and Imo minable', de 1 I-Metropolitan, 1301-douth Eastern, 117 GI ?- Lanes/far and Carlin: tour-and-a-Ha per Conte, 102 - Man. ebonies Sbelleld, and Lin , oineltire Mx per Cent. DOTE 144- 71. iii lie4ter, Gareinn. and Liverpool, 10 3.16 1-4 Helen's'. and C per that. C`. 122-flrest Wed is, Meaner iidarnnteed, 164 - London sod ?forth Weidarn ,Merthyr. Tied.. and A.. my-- By ffalo and Lake Huron. 4 1.--Gren 4 Trunk ne Csain 44 . 4,1 Groat Western nf Canada, 10 14 -I 6 13-14 -Lie. 71-lumois lti d--Great Luxembourg shares. It ad-Mexican 11 per Cent .46 4. I f -Spanish Ceellficates, If 1-Meranntlie and L Dank ~.'died'. 17-161 p. - Albion Marta. :Limited) 1 2.164 Britldt and Poplin florins :Lbnited; 2 1-16 1 Sl4l p,-Mapire Marine LienitoV. 1 6-l4f p.--Yuen Inatiranee. It !new p.- none* and Menet Marina lsmlanli alp.-I'nb.lianasdLl - . 3144 p.-Crest Ship In per Cent. Pref., f&-Paelar Noun krecohlupliv. April, 1006!, 771. Roo ?ISMS.: ix &vitaNv.—A communication wan received by the Sheriftelerk of Perthshire on f3atmrday, to the effect that the oommissior.ers miter the recent Sebum Fisheries (Scotland) Act have agreed to recommend that it shall be lawful to fish for, and to take midmost with the rod and line from the 27th lay of August to the 10th day of ftdober, both days inclusive. Before this mom modstion is given eff,ot to it must, of course, receive the @section of the Secretary of State for the I tome Depart ment, which it will doubtless receive. Meanwhile rod fishers are in h jh spirits' at the prospect of a too days ea. tensing of their favourite sport. .1:01 Itching in the Tay Hosed on the :10tb ult.. and we learn that since the removal of the nets the success has been superior to any experienced for many seasons. From the Bridge of Perth to some fifteen mile. shove, large takes have constantly occurred, the waters of Meikleour, Bellatbie, remount, soil Stob bhall Whig all yielded first-rate sport. (In Tuealay last Omen.' Richardson Robertson killed out Balhithie eleven to his own rod ; and two tented@ (Ileum. Stewart and flar burtool eight Lore —agpegate weight, 26;ilbs. Cuomo!. CIATtRAL PALACE'. ONE SHILLI74II DAT. TLEADAY, Ocr. 6. —Ldsbeise. on panelist, 3,095 ; date by mom tiokati, ; ; fetal. 4,1150.