The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-19 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beton Mr. Coesmissioser Goolburs.) 1N BE MARIA LADD.—BASIEsurrcT OT A MARI= WOMAN. The bankrupt, described as of Wells-irtreet, Oxford-street, formerly of Staagate, Lambeth, baker, applied for her re hue from cuatody. Mr. Begley stated that the bankrupt was a married woman. and as such could not properly be made a bank rupt. She bad catered into • contract as a femme sole, but when sued, had set up her coverture, and bad sines been made bankrupt on her own petition. He submitted that it was not a case in which the court would interfere. The Commissioner—But the act says I am to interfere. I have no slternative after elle has been adjudicated bank. rapt Mr. Bagley contended that the petition ought to be dia. mined. Her debts were those of her husband. She had accepted bills, and when sued on them, bad made affidavit before the judge that she was married in 1857 to Benjamin Ladd, a baker, of Bermondsey, who was still living, and that her marriage was still in force. though she was living apart from her husband. On the other side there was an a ffidat it that when she accepted the bill she represented that she had been • widow for seventeen years. Mr. E. Reed contended that the bankrupt was entitled to her release. For several yearn she had carried on business as a baker on her own account, in Nanette, Lambeth ; her premises being required by the New Theatre Company, she was offered 1,0007. compensation, but had only received 101)1. owing to the bankruptcy of Mr. Boocicault. The opposing creditor, knowing all those circumstances. ea advanced the bankrupt 60/.. which she was unable to repay. The creditor himself had held her responsible as a femme sole, and had taken her in execution. He could not now object to her hiring the benefit of the bankruptcy law. The Commissioner—lt does not follow because a nu takes a legal remedy by action, that he admit. the right al the woman to the benefit of the bankruptcy Mr. Reed—lf you clothe a woman with reepoisaibility, von moat give her the means of discharging herself from it ; otherwise she might remain is prison for ever. Hader the old insolvency law, a wanes tradiag as a femme ale was allowed to present her own petitioe. In the ease of Mary Smith, of Bermondsey, a married woman, Mr. Cow misaioner Faze held that she was entitled to her mime node: the bankruptcy law. The Commiseioner—Sbe is made responsible for the debt because she has acted in her own wrong by indite( NI • femme sole ; but do you mean to contend that, because she has acted in her own wrong, she becomes entitled to the benefit of the bankruptcy law Mr. Reed—That is my contention. The Commissioner—lt is quite • non esquitsm. Mr. Reed—Then a woman in such a position would be kept in prison for ever. la the as of Mrs. Warsaw, whose husband was also bankrupt, an order of was granted—proof that a married woman is entitled= advantages of bankruptcy. The Commiationer—That case proves nothing at all. It has no reference to an application for release tram onstatty. Mr. Reed—lf a married woman is held entitled to an order of discharge, she is entitled to all the prel;miaary advantages in bankruptcy . Mr. Bagley having re plied, urging that the case was not one for the favourable exercise of the court's discretion, His Honour said he should require copies of the affidavits made before Mr. Justice Byles so be put on the propped. Mr. Mr. Reed asked for time to answer those affidavits; and the case was adjourned for that purpose. The bankrupt ifaxi deputi:asTiitiT.Ut cOCOmissary-general, hte of Alderahott. Debts, 5991. It was now proposed to annul the bankruptcy, on an undertaking by the bank nipt to set aside 601. a year oat of his pay till the creditors were paid 10a in the pound. His Honour said be would make the order on the usual certificate being gives by the official anilines. The haulm apt was anoritto;,of Tooleyatraitt. At the sitting for examination aad discharge on the 6th ant. the bankrupt did not attend, and was adjourned sine die. Mr. Butler now applied, as behalf of the baelaw* for leave to surrender. His aoa-rittendastos had arisen. tram • misapprehension as to the day. His Honour granted the order. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Assistant Judge.) The October adjourned quarter weerion; of the peace for the county of Middlesex took place this morning, at the Sessions House, Clarkeeweibgreen, before the Avidelant- Judge. The calendar contains the name. of 73 peisenunt for trial, 64 of whom are indicted for felony, 9 for misdemeanor. The Assistant Judge briefly addressed the grand jury as to the nature of their duties, and then dismissed them. SECOND COURT. (Before Yr. Payne.) C'harres Roper. 19, shoemaker, who was remanded from leas session for inquiries, was hrenght up for Judgment. Lockyor, the prises officer, said that tha primer bad bad five moetha m the House of Correctioe, and the reason wty he obtained so Wit a sinew, was that be had repres ented to the court that be bad endeavoured to obtain we honest livelihood, but be had been busted by the police, who told his muter that he had been convicted of felony. He was consequently thrown on the streets and be com mitted the theft for poverty. This was his representstios, and be (Lockyer) was very sorry to say that it had an effect on the judge, who consequently pre him a very merciful sentence. The prisoner, on being asked whether be had any question to put to Lockysr, very saucily replied in the negative. Mr. Payne, after a few remarks on the prisoner's ccoduct, ordered him to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for 15 calendar months. THE POLICE COURTS. (TEllf3 DAY.) CUIRLIN WELL THE DITOICH AND ILATIIINONTAL CAMS ACT.-.k RAID CAME. -- A reepeetablywttired woman, who said elsTet — sCs was a Loathes% sad resided at 40,. Ahisahawatreet, Ficeserwtetwa, applied to Ur. Barker tares order sailer the 21st saalioa of the Divorce and Matrialowial theses Act for the pre tecroa of her property, acquired aims her husband had de serted her. apiilieant stated that her husband bad behaved very badly towards her for upwards of 16 years, and be used to lanes bar and oobabit with sootinr woman, by whom he had had two children. So badly had he acted towards her that abs had not slept with him for 15 . plaza. About three years ago he wanted her to leave b us, and as she would not he want away himself. She had imit MIN him for some time, and had not even beard of him. Mr. Barker asked the applicant if her husband maidri in tows — The applicant said that tin last as hoard of him WM at Whitechapel. She had supported hewn sod her family. and her husband bad not troubled himself at all about her. ii:EiTki,;;;tiWd‘;.; 1.4 isn; baud was last at her haus. The applicant said it was over two years acrd a usu. She had worked very hard, and haying acquired a little property and mosey, she wished for ae order to protest bar property ham her h;ralmad sad his creditors. Mr. Barker—l suppose that wbru your husband west away you did sot tell him not to go! The applicant stated that her husband said that ha %veld go away, and she said that if he could afford to heap a prostitute and live away from borne for weeks together, he sot be missed. Mr. &Air said it wee sot a ease that was intended to be provided for by the *Water*, and refused the order. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. John Bryant, 14. aad Darid nous. AA4,13, were charged before Mr. Knox with stealing at 58, Haymarket, a silver watch. some money, sad ether articles. the property of Mr. Clemiprio, the keeper of the shop. and they were further charged with being in passerine° of a sharpipathated dagger. stolen from the shop of Mr. Nathan Wolf Jew:di me. salesman, of 311 sad 312. Oaford-street. Pollee-constable Charles Butcher, 137 C, mid—Between five sad six on Saturday everrieg, while at the Vine-street station, the watch produced wee handed to me by Sergesat Godfrey. 18C, and from what he told me I went is 38, Little Windmill-street, and saw the boy Astley fa his father's shop. I asked the father if be ireew anytkingef the watch, and he said that his son had brought it hems, bat he did not know when be get ft, so took it tonne View street statics. The boy (Astley) then said that be sad another boy named Bryant. Beteg at YS, Sherwood-etreet, stole the watch in the Haymarket. I thee west to Bryaat's and asked him if he bad born coneerned with another boy in Meanie • watch. wed said, " Yea, we stele the key at the ire ehep, cad then got up the mkt morels( about six. esteead the shop. sod took the watch.* 1 thee asked Bryaat's mother if her son had brought home anything, and she then gave me a dagger—fa shirepporeted one with the words, " Never draw me without newin, nor sheathe me without becour,“ engraved on it)—and Bryant said that if so d oe had interfered with him while is the shop, in should have put the de= into them. The mother also gave me a pair of wheals og to a pemmbelater which the prisoners had borrowed in - naloy.nreet, and after having it out some hours had broken it to pieces, sod burnt some and get rid of the rest, but lad not been able to dbmom of the wheels. After the boys to the stance, I went to 58, Haymarket, and that the watch bed hese stolen from the shop. George Capes, I. the employ of Mr. Coseiprkr, idestified the watch as the property of hi, employer, and said—Oe Tuesday morning at II o'clock. on going to the shop to °pea it I that it bed hese entered, and the watch takes The till had bete empbed of its contests and left as the counter. 3fr. Nathan Wolf daeobsoo, of 314 and 312. Word- Street, talesman—The dagger produced is my property, and was taken from the show-case. I did not miss it till the constable called upon me. Mr. Knox remanded the prisoners, one of whom, Bryant, was charged at this court with felony last week, but die. charged. SOUTHWARK. MISCONDUCT AT • RAILWAY lITATION. Jaen Yates and Sidney La, two respectable lookingyoung men, were brought before Mr. Maude charred with creating a disturbance at the worth Kent Railway Terminus, London Bridge Lee was also charged with assaulting the oompaoy'a officer in the execution of his duty. Bell, a constable in the service of the railway company, said that about half-past 10 o'clock on Sunday night be saw the prisoners on the North Kent platform just as a tram had strived from Woolwich. Witness perceived that Yates was much ender the influence of liquor, consequently he went up to him and told him he must leave the platform. As soon as he had does so, Lee interfered and struck witness a severe blow in the face. Considerable confusion was caused by their conduct, and with difficulty they were removed and given into custody. Mr. Maude asked if Yates was violent? The officer replied in the negative. He was, however, vet/ much intoxicated, and made a filthy mesa on the plat form. M•. Maude observed that it was quite necauarr that a person in Yates's state should be removed from railway premises. übe not only endaegered his life, but canoed considerable confusion on the platform among peaceable passengers. In answer to the charge Yates said be had no knowledge of anything that occurred. He was, however, extremely sorry for his misconduct. Lee said that he had been drinklog a little, and wan actually misting the officer to remove his friend when he accidentally struck him. Mr. Maude had no doubt about the officer's teetimony, and as they must be protected to the performance of their arduous duties, he should fine Yates 10s. or fourteen days, and discharge Lee. The fine wu immediately paid. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1863; LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT =craw 11:13ARAPE.) LINCOLN MENTING.--(THLS DAY.) CARIIOI . .ME £ll4lll{S. Six furlongs. Lyra and Fasomberi are Yen. LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. Mile and three-quarters. Athentone. Billy Edmond, The Monk, Doncaster, Conun drum, JIM of Surrey, Sibyl* Oakapple, Grainthorpe, and Topsy are here. SELLING HURDLE RACE. Mile and three-quarters. Croestedt, Quanutties, and Prioress are Isere. VOLUNTEER HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two infirm Lincoln, Doe Jobo, BoTag - I;roke, Reporter, Margery, Croostadt, Coo Mame, Rotuma, Serious Cana, Primers, and Fedor Witch see hers. Aaarraio.—Madora, Maid of the Mist, beats, f by Cariboo, Bases, Dist Cbftp, Grove, B Era Bouquet, Heiman, Alicia Lam* Blight, Sapper, Coatnetion,Laeobtoo, sad Flytrap. 7lltili.-(rszs DAY.) SIX LIVES SAVED BY A MBE ESCAPE. About half-pad 10 o'clock in the morning a flre broke oat in it. immense pile of buildings belonging to Messrs. Flookten, Dana*. and Boy, Rotherhithe, but the flame were lely moiled to about one•third of the roof. The mum of Me misfortume was the breaking of the pipes of me of the resin stills, sad the liquid ransing into the fumes bed the building. Three men had just &stud 000 of the stilsl when the explasiou occurred, sod they bad very aamew mopes. About 1 o'clock a serious fire took place in Use premises of Mr. Botsford, a ham end beef dealer, No. 2, Cambridge. street, Kiopland-road. An escape °manual., by pitchiag his machine to frost of the boon, wu enabled to mime from the second floor two women and a child, and also a man, his wife, sod child from the first floor. Had it not base fee his timely arrival. meat, if not all, of the inmates most have been suffocated. The lower part of the promises was destroyed. A ere also took place on the premium of Mr. IL Chick, a lulu/snide in Gravel•lans, Southwark. Over 44X1 lanais of lathe were destroyed. and considerable damage was does to the building. The lose will fall upon the Sun Fioroftlos. MINEB.-(17118 DAYj Two o'CLoow. In the mining market to-day the principal feature is a strong demand for West Chiverton shares, which have risen 41. Wheal Chiver ton and East Chiverton are also better. On the other hand, East Caradon have declined 11. 51. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—Rest Caradon, 26¢ to 27 ; West Chiverton, 64 to 66 ; Wheal Chiverton, 12! to ; last Chiverton, 8f to f ; Caradon Vale, 3 to ; Wheal Crotty, 21 to ; and Clifford Amalga mated, 38} to 39. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet at previous prices. Port Phillip are dull. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received, by telegram from Lisbon, the following report, dated Morro Velbo, Sept. :—Prodnoe for August, 39,296 oitavae ; cost for ditto, 9,8901. ; profit for ditto, 5,265/. Produce, 11 days September, 12,629 oitsvas ; yield, 6.644 oitavas per ton. Working steadily. The prospectus of the Clowance Wood Coppm. Mining Company (Limited) is in circulation. This mine is situated in the parish of Crowan, in Corn wall, in a fine metalliferous district, and in the im mediate vicinity of many well-known dividend-pay ing mines. About 5,0001 has been expended in deve loping the mine, with promising indications, and the cost for the next twelve months is estimated at about a like sum, after which period good returns are hoped for. Five lodes have been intersected. The lease is to be transferred to the company for 1,5001. in cash, and 3,5001. in shares. The capital is fixed at 25,0001., in 11. shares. Another new undertaking is the Cwt y Bugail Slate Quarry Company (Limited). This quarry is situated in the centre of the slate district cot Pesti niog, in the neighbourhood of quarries which have long been worked to great profit. High and prac tical authorities, including Mr. James Wyatt F.G.S., Mr. Charles Spooner, and Mr. William Williams, have given very favourable opinions with regard to the probable productiveness of the pro mty. The capital is 50,0001., but the first issue is to be limited to 30,0001., in 600 shares of 50/. each, and it is mentioned that a considerable portion of the required capital is already promised. A very unusual am of intimidation has been lately us ed is the strike of colliers at Wigan. The men employed at the Kirkkes Hall Ooal Company's pit have bees " out," and on Friday a placard appeared warning two dthe toasters that "the pistol is loaded," and advising them to make their will. It is raid that the bulk of the miners will condemn this savage and unjustifiable act MIL•NCHOL2 SIIICIDI BY • LADY.—Mrs. Mary Turner. ea indepsedent lady, maidhig at dtarskataada, near Bury (the widow of the late John Tamer, of that place), who had been in a despeediag state of mind for some day!, west out of her home on Saturday n ight, with a male in her hand. statiag that she was going to the outhouse. She left the easdls as the wall, and being away some time, it was thought she had roe into • married daughter's home next door. She was afterwards seen by a neighbour in the direction of the railway, which is only a field's length from her house. Search was made for her during the night, but nothing more was heard of her until Sunday morning, when her body was discovered , at half - past six o'clock. by the guard of a goods train, king on the rail. . way, about a hundred yards from Stackstrada .9tatine. and opposite her owe residence. Her heed was crushed by a train passim over it, and from the appearance of the body there Is little doubt the unfortunate lady had laid herself down oe the rail, and that the night luggage train from Bacup had passel over her. SALE OF THE MARTON HERD.-011 Thursday, the famous herd belonging to the late Mr. A. Maynard, of Marbee-lielfcm, Yorkshire, was dispersed by auction as Stoke/sky by Mr. Strafford. of London. The company pre sent was DUrrilfool, including many names of importance as ' breeders of shorthorns. Most of the stook is widely dis tributed, IKON going to Scotland. some to Ireland, and ' mass to the eorthern and midland eouotks of England. Remark. , able prima were obtained. The heifen sad cows, 40 in num ber, realised 9061., fire bulls brought 1001, 44 steers sold for 81114 ankle', with the 2,5501 realised for 67 beasts the first day, • total of upwards o f 4,4001., or over 321. per head. The chief boyars were Sir Tattoo Sykes, Bart., Wedmore • Mr. Wader, itivtbergh ; Mr. J. Tweedie, Perth ; Mr. Losoaen, Liverpool ; Mr. Rabies.. Northampton ; Mr. E. lilac Melrose; Mr. DBOllll4 Hanley ; Mr. Ainsky, Mubarak ; Mr. Wittertnn, Spofforth ; Mr. G. Wntwortt, Wakefield ; Mr. Foster, Comberked. he. ANTIOUA.—During the past week we have had several arrivals of Bariodaes la bou rers, and the probabilities ere that en active animation will exotics, for some time to come yet 8011111 171 persons, mostly males, have bees landed here, brought in several vessels, sines our last hole. Part of • cargo of Portuguese. 82 in number, Weeded for St Kitts, bet all of whom were not required there, were also landed. It is aid that a mon of WO Africans from fit. Helena be jest arrived is St. Kitts., and not being re. (mired there, the probabilities are, if proper arrangements are made, that they may he truesterred to Antigua. —A ntigie ! Times. SHAER 1.18T.5.-MlllB DAY.) Two olhowir. The railway market is extremely quiet to-day, with very little business, and the principal stocks exhibit no alteration, compared with the last prices of Saturday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1021 to 1 ; Great Western, 651 to 1 ; Midland, 128 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111 to 1; Caledonian, 119 to 120 ; South Ecatern, 961 to 96 ; Great Eastern, 601 to 51 ; Great Northern 1251 to 1261 ; London and South Western, li nt to 1 ; and Metropolitan, 130 to 131. _ . 'aria, Lyons, and Mediterranean shares have moved, and San Paulo are in demand. Indian I Canadian railway securities are steady. ulsalialLY mutat LIM srooza N I Sam, An. awes NW/ lass 1048 ` , Saturday. I a 1 ma. iitsia,WoL &mat V .... Desks. ands Mika sad Ibuler .... Owl' mod Basica ...„ • le Si e• Si b e 119 110 acTriw7i. - -- Do. • • aas;:ialiii Do. B p.a. is Belli* B. Debila east be ruk. Disoi,PaUx. *Aladin lidlialougl sad Moscow Gimp. B. Walrus Brost Astons Do. • Bleak—, NZ I. Ali Owed tralb a! llooslieu Ortss Norihnee . Dot Area so dtv. on. Do.B j tilip oils paid b OS. loath • Mal (Ira) Ikes. Wolin Do.llloarVaLOsa.llek Do. South Wales Do. iv, we. —Ostard Do. Do. 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JOINT MO 21,-00015a. 1 110,0191 10.010 WA v se.rs' • woo l .sel • II •• IN .* 40.0,100 10,000 10,0001 50 5,001100 50,000 10 50,000 10 UAW 541 1116000 woo 10 SI,UXO 110.0 5 0 U 5 000 MO Stift 10 lOW 10 PM 100 ONO 60 10,000 1.00 11,000 * 10,000 10. 10,000 1.0 ~~ Se in lel ldll 80 101 111 111 Si 01 1 1 Wligt 11 1 11 i=glalks . Doak., &I'verroial I I D_liew _ I. Do. New (lhallek alk d i Nook of ex... • Book of Otago (Lin;ltOal Book of Queouslouo kL Bank of Victoria, Aut&D 'Book of Wales (Lim.) flank of New Zoslood (L Brost II and Portagusso% Ilanariain BMW N. Amanda Char. Bk. ark. Calnmate 0. at. UAW Ans. Mins Oet i. I. eh. IR nag .. .... . . Ooluoll4aial Beak (L ) I ooutinentgA (Wallah anal sad Ned‘L jßah sal train (Lm.) Illng.BaatanneLOnerad. a.nnuan.hinalLi ta r t a Ihnpartal Bank tdiperlal ( wawa , . Laudon Bank of Soot ( Condon and Brazilian., I Lan. & Ayres& IL Plata PIG Loa.. kir., it Mast. (L./ Iran. Ols. daak al &non. Landon sad Oakaial (L. Anglin Ilaallan and Me= . , Lao. sad Idlddlionn — t iLea. aad Nartibm Landes dooth • LoadasetAnierk Oda an (I ILas..l6.4llaatarn (Ldni laa. sad Mercantile lacesaga(L) 'Miro. t Prow. Brae. (L. Do. ,74.;;;;e77, IPdload 8.. k (LAM.) = National ad LivorpooßL K. pm et Sivel...4 Do Now ! Do do :Natiosal Doak lii_ewift., `!,•:-.' Zestand - .ll.afra,m - " " I &ludo, ritaJ., DMA (Li ,southAFstrylla _ _ STai IRMO Able WAS • 1194780 so,ooo .8.90 tar of tl Do New Onion of ASA... I i • fin. of Eiwodaraose (L Union of Ireland (UAW. Melia et •bi!\llil. Annie-aleeima ft.as.6 UMW AL Mail Ka.: Amendlas Agrical.... Little Weeeranice , Bombay G i ag, IBrit. Amercan Lead .. :Bit n 1,1144. Tot... Britt& loenad alron Lend GiaadaAdannyamcirl Goyim. Comma, ..... OidutmesPrvel paValsro,nea• 101 wool meal .1.% - ., -- 1 iii:l acc,oal lii lii 41 67 Si 17 as no I IWs i pal rum 126,000 .4,040 OMAN 'wow 23008001 160,000 Aso 10000001 40,000 110,000 v.frt.Fs - iv. Deis. grypilanCes;. r &Tet.(l. Linnets Bed. end itt i s l i. * C • 6.Credliddln.of Lon (L lies /lees Bong Dm& Ship (Kindled; Da. lt4 eon sent. Pret Dodson Bay Intenut Piesa.doe. (L ) R.l Irrigatiou Canal Do. Bowls Joint Stock Dbooent(L Leodooldricaorassethas Len. insults Tel. I L.: Lao. Maeda Aide. (L Lea desalbes w. ladies Delia. Cow. diedites. Its. Te dr l (Lie , (L) NaLothl Illacreeall 0o : . ~~i 1211 12.5 18 1 19 99 9 1 - 18 19 pm WI 19 91 2$ I/ 16 279 - - tr' Dar 0 d :too 11 4 spa 4T 0 TM NMI le pm TO 72 WI lit 10 Si alPla JIM par 104 par iPw 'We Jai Sc $ em: 2 4 poil i t piprel TeePs 14 012! 2 tar' 0 0 5 0 OS AT le 001 A, 1 Timm, are TB • ip., Ws par 72 Bl le Tim! II 4 ▪ 4 pm, peal 101 par 1 TO allwa, iirs,ol aeo• I eft 66 1.5 :I el l St '" -0 1 1 lipu 41 43 ;qpra 117 lat. psi It mpl 6 4“ iii;rs;t7ls I - Ned tsadL(Ula IL DAL A•Mnia.64 laltlnhlOga FK . Trow. . . Odes. la. 011 . 0;. ......... torsowa•mi. Odes. INseir ---- 101•JL(L) Ma de Jan. CULts.(l 1 De. Loyal ledl Steam tavanna Antrim. Mart. Inv.(L lea* damenliaa Land 'llaboadna din* If. • Aa. Almn(L.l Trtasnla.Ca.R.Osaak fl V 'TO Van Ineennia 01 oil 2 tte t I 1 11 ifelialr9.l S. ST SO It 1p 19 21 31 $9 116 116 116 118 i 416 I pia li 2 i1 90 UM _lfir7_ _ _ 1 It j 1~ 1 . 1} 1 JY~ "jig.' !! It lie i slid .14 I tai 29 1 10 a Tay 161 211 111 4I 18 N I OM 1 g 2 ir m Ter 2 Pa 4 k 1! poi i 2 t... 1 I pia ... 18j - 14 - SO SS eti 2 1 it 1 rm 11 I) 164 Ws 411 80 811 114_ flyer 14 1 4 7 8 37 13 1 lima 77 79 138 In I} M pm Si I is LI 114 i 16 11 179 SO lei fie MONEY MARKET.--(TIII8 DAY.) Two o'Olom In the Stock Exchange speculative attention is still almost exclusively dirccted to the foreign stock market, where prices continuo to fluctuate, although business generally has been scarcely so active as of late. The principal feature is a decided rebound in Greek Bonds consequent upon a number of purchases to close previous speculative sales. The English funds and home railway stocks are unal tered. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reutet's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental were quoted 67fr. 36c., being fully b per cent. higher than on Saturday. _ . Console are now quoted 93 to for money, and 9.3 1 t0 2 for the account (Nov. 5). The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 4 ; ditto for account, 932 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 912, 1 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886, 141 ; Red Bea Telegraph, 21; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent., Stock, 109, 2 ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 195., 225. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1074 ; ditto, Five.and-a-Half per Cent., 1162 ; and Exchequer Bills, Is. prem. Greek Bonds have experienced a rally of 12 per cent. to-slay. Spanish Passive Bonds are likewise 4 to 2 per cent. better, while Mexican have declined 2to j. Venezuela Six per Cents., and Portuguese Bonds are rather flat, and other foreign stocks steady. Some of the present quotations are annexed : Turkish 1834 Loan, 924 to 1; ditto, 1868, 704 to 4 ; ditto, 1862, 714 to 1, being 2 per cent. better ; the Consolides, 63 to 4 ; Greek, 302 to 314 ; and Spanish Passive, 362 to 2. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 911 ; Chilian Three per Cents., 784 ; Egyptian, 1001, 101; Greek, for account, 30, 291, 314, 31 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 144, 4, ; Italian,724; dittoMaremmana Railway, 814 ; Mexi can, for account, 411,42, 414 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 83 ; Portuguese, 1853,f0r account, 49; ditto 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 481, 49 ; Russian, 1862, 934, 4 ; Spanish Passive, for accaunt, 361, 4, 37, 361, 4 ; ditto, Certificates, for account, 141, 4, ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 924, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 714 ; Vene zuela, 1862, for account, 611, 4. The Confederate Loan is steady, at the improve. ment of Saturday, the present quotation being 66 to 87. The Brazilian is rather lower, at Ito 14 prem. The new Portuguese Loan is quoted 1 to 14 prem. International Financial shares are slightly lower, at 5 to frk prem.; General Credit and Finance, at 24 to 24 prem. ; and London Finan cial, at 44 to 5 prem. Discount Corporation are quoted 811 to 9 prem.—a fall of Pis, 6d. ; Privileged Bank of Austria, 4 die. to 4 prem.—a fall of se. ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, par to *prem.—a fall of 7s. 6d. (on the allotment) ; Mort gage Bank of India, 3k to prem.—a fall of ss. ; Hudson's Bay, 14 to 1* dia. ; and Egyptian Trading, 14 to Si prem. An occasional impulse is given to the shares of one or other of the new undertakings lately introduced, but at the moment attention is still directed chief!, to the foreign stock market, where prices are seriously prejudiced by the collapse of the recent extensive speculation for higher prices. In Greek Bonds the accounts of some large operators have been sold out during the last two or three days. In connexion with these movements we are sorry to bear rumours, which we hope will prove to be exag gerated, that defalcations have occurred outside of the Stock Exchange, and that more than one Stock Exchange firm is likely to be arraigned before the committee upon a charge of infnugui4 the wholesome rule against dealing for clerks iu mercantile establishments without the sanction of their principals. About 12,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank on Saturday, and 40,000 sovereigns were with drawn for transmission abroad. The China, from New York, has brought 54,0001. in speci e . We have received a copy of the prospectus of the South Blackpool Hotel Company (Limited). This undertaking is formed under respectable auspices, with &capital of 50,C301. in 10,000 shares of 51. each, • oonsiderable number of which have already been subscribed for in the provinces. Blackpool is a fine sea-bathing place, and bas beautiful sands, in additionto the advantage of railway communication with all the commerical towns of the north. For the proposed new building an eligible piece of land has beau secured, the payment for which is to be partly in shares. The share list of the Discount Corporation (Limited) was closed on Saturday evening, with applications representing an ascertained total of 145,000 shares. Assuming that the applica tions to be received 1 this morning's post, together with those l odg ed at Liverpool on Saturday, represent on y 5,000 shares addi tional, the aggregate becomes 150,000 shares. representing 15,000,0001. of capital, while the first issue to be allotted consists of only 10,000 shares, or 1,000,0001. This result is certainly very remark. able, especially considering that the listhas only been kept open for six days. It is announced that, in addi tion to the business of Meseta. Bruce and Co.,which, as alread y Mated, has been absorbed by this company, arrangements have to-day been concluded for the transfer to it of the old-established discount busi ness of Messrs. Weston and Laurie. It is under stood that the Discount Corporation will commence business at the earliest possible date. The company will deviate front the track pursued by other discount associations, inasmuch as it proposes, we believe, to open branches in some of the principal seats of trade in the provinces, including Liverpool and Manchester, as well as Glasgow, and perhaps Dublin. SATUMDAT EVEIMINI. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to 1 for money, and 931 to 1 for the sth November, were to-day unaltered at those quotations. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93, 1 ; ditto for account, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911 ; New Three per Cents, 91k, ; Bank Stock, 235 ; India Stock, 229 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 109/, 109 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1864 or 1866, 1001 ; Five per Cent. "en (seed " rupee paper, 1071. The India Five per Cent. Stock was in increased demand. Exchequer Bills declined Is., closing at Is. is. to 2e. prem. The foreign stock market was heavy, particularly in the afternoon. Anglo-Austrian Bank shares were steady, at prem., and Indian Laud Mortgage Bank at to 3/ prem. The shares of the London Financial Association were in increased demand, and experienced a fresh rise of 10s., clueing at 44 to 54 prem. LaternaVonal Financial, on the other hand, were rather lower at fit to prem., and General Credit at 21 to prem. Hudson's Bay shares were dull at 11 to 11 dis.,.and Egyptian Trading steady at 11 to 2/ preen. In the market for bank shares the variations to day were rather numerous. Bank of Otago, Bank of Queensland, Bank of New Zealand, City, Imperial, London and Buenos Ayres, London, Birmingham and South Staffordshire, London and Northern, Loudnu and South American, London and Westminster, Mercantile and Exchange, Metropolitan and Provincial, and National Bank of Liverpool have all improved. On the other hand, Bank of Egypt, Imperial Ottoman, London Bank of Scotland, and English, Belgian. and Netherlands Bank were flatter. Joint Stock Discount shares were firm at 11 to 11 prem., - Ishf 60 1 iie in 49 sn HSI IN 129 129 131 130 100 101 116 i 651 67 00 41 41 U 28 102 106 1101 111* n 72 111 112 44 45 1021 1021 101 04 40 40 -4p l 79- 654 64 U2B 1014 104 671 88 8711 pco 032 121. A r° 118 10$ vi 10 112 157 us 1111 10 U W .- - pil 18 18 Closing prices. N N 111 1 11l 113 110 112 111) 121 100 112 86 87 116 116 111 113 106 106 1116 103 101 lei 91 13 101 106 11 /7 77 70 171 ill IN 107 113 130 11110 112 101 104 in 115 UN US US 115 US 116 111 160 us z:; 111 360 130 1116 85 90 97 Se 164 IMI 11l In a it i ills' IX! 131 191 194 116 96 111 119 In luV 11 12 SI VS : 1 1 1- 4 . Par IS b. 1W 104 102 100 W 10 IOZZION IJILWAYL 47 4 • aaawaro a aoasorama al at la ▪ BaldaaLs.lL 7 p.a. 19 19 ids all Mean , S' ' km* W. alostaarefL I ala Drat le Copenhagen (Lnalted) sal 0310.4.., 10 Denaborg Witegalt(L IS 'Dalai lamina gj all Imam ad Vaasa —. 114 all Od. taadaa gaa. l p ID 'Groat Lomaahourg 134 a Italian Inaction an Nam Clap I t ra Sj an Do. ap.oPet p a. all nouthans cd all N.Rall B.A.yaaa g. 7p. e. la Do. Go. do aU Nomagnia 'boat hoe 9 an Ott.amateksayrirANlA,• 11 an Pula Lyme- sad Nadal 171 all rasa and Dramas • Recife fted 11.trastib4 all Was and Daaabass all loyal Daadals an Royal ewe* D. T par .. all Sambre sod Kama an I o D. la par ma. het. , 1 OaaraalMmagplperot., all Do. do. atl ,I..e.rata las.Vaasalaal 01l '011.4 lgo. Poilerg.p:eret athera • ! Tmas asYana an Wad llasins dl D. law oia — P;of an LWal N. W.cd /Waft 2lial 10* iii 108,315 1083315 swooo' 413080 &WOW 10281111 811.830 UMW 82,421 ; iii 10i 101 Pin 1.4 I M 01.11. 24 17 I nsesvro~ ErfOCILL I I'd 107 St. o.&ttn., 4 p.c.ltar.adteo.' 1M 01 is tk 0 .Nt60..40.c..109.*Je1y: Ito 000 1000 01. 1 0.Wsta.-1/.11.-09..41f I p. et., Jon. & 100 .1110 114 I sno.lalt.4o.tanta&Jig 100 96 100 100 98 100 St. Ld.N.W.4p.o JesiJoly, 100 , 90 100 St. Do. St p.c.,100.&,Ju1y 100 65 67 St. Lki.W.,4p.e.laiotittly 100 96 100 It Malan 4p.e. Jao.*Joly . 110 00100 BS. British , S.?. It p.a.,. •p. et., rob. Is Avg.. , 100 St. N. 0 0trn.,49.e Jan.dJuli 160 Scot.N.E.,4p.e Ap.ettlot. 100 171 Oi I V‘ e 221 .... ink I wit 1 47 PA Ms - 5,T8:: " 10j ai* la ate WO 111 9i and the new (issued at 1 prem.) at lA to 1 preen There were also inquiries for National Discount anst Anglo-Mexican Mint shares. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 12f Is 131 prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 4 5-16 to prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 181 to Universal, par to prem. ; Commercial Union, If to 4 prem. ; and English and Scottish Marine, } to 1 prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally quoted par to prem. Buxton Hotel, 1 to 1 prem. ; Bois de Boulogne Hotel, Ito I prem. ; and British Indian Tea, 1 11 prem. A redaction has taken place to-day in United States Bonds and in many kinds of American rwl say securities. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. RIE-LA.112.-ITHIS DAY.) The arrivals of English wheat fresh up today were cedes moderate, but the general quality of the samples was ima. Owing chiefly to the large imports from ..broul, all kis& met a dull inquiry • nevertheless compared with Meadg last, no quotable c h ange took p lace in prices, and a fair clearance was effected. There was a large supply of foreign wheat on the steads. Good and flue samples changed hands to a moderate extent, on fanner terms ; bat low and damp qualities were a dui inquiry, at late rates. The show of barley was not to my extensive, yet the trade was very inactive at barely last week's quotations. The melt trade was heavy, at about ..tationstry prices. Selected o..ts maintained their previous value, with • moderate demand. Heated qualities were very dull, at barely late currencies. Beans were io fair supply and heavy request, at Is. per quarter less money. I. peas, very little was doing, at a decline in prices ef Is.. per quarter. No quotable change took place in the value of flour ; bat the aide for most kinds was somewhat restricted. The arrivals of floating cargoes off the coast have amounted to 22, viz., 15 cargoes of wheat, 3 maize, 2 barley, 1 nis i* and 1 linseed. A moderate business has bees transacted ia wheat at full prices. Ghia.' Taganrog has chapped heeds at 346. to 36.; Glarka Odense, 3.5 e. 9d. ; 35.. to :18a. ; and new Sable, 335. per quarter. Maize hail modeled rather more mousy, with an improved inquiry; Galati Salim has sold at 275. ; /dem% 265. 6d. ; Ibrail, 26e. ; Wallachia, 2.15. 3d. to 26.. 40. per 480th.. In barley very little has been passing. One cargo of Syrian has produced =a. 94. per 4C3lbs. In rye nothiag has been doing. Danubian is offer og at 265.6 d. to 275. ; Odesse,27s. ; and Tape rog, 268.61. to 27a. 6d. per 4801b5. Beans have been very quiet, at29a. to 6d. for Egyptian Said% 28.. 6d. to 196. 9d. for Beim% and 31. to 31s. 6d. for Hamann. Danubian millet seed may be quoted at 21% to 225., and Syrian Date, 24e. to 245. 6d. per 480110. Linseed has commanded rather more atAentioa. Odeon, 61.. M. ' • Azo ff , 60s. z Calcutta, on presage, 644. per quarter. Linseed cakes ass in moderate request, ai prevents quotations. Cott/raid cakes are earth 4/. 17s. 6d. to 54 ss. per too. hammed is quiet at 60.. to 64e. for Grzerat, and 52a, to 533. far Calcutta. Cottonseed has advanced 2a. 6d. ter ton. Alai I,CO tors have realised 71. 12a. fel. to 71. 15s. per toe. ARRIVAL or Shan..-Eaglish : Tares, 67 ; it; rapeseed, 52 • and sundry, V 5 qu.uters. Fenian : 400; liaised, 9,932; rapeseed, 4,315; maize, 8607 1 = rosary, 607 quarters. CCIRINT PRICES. Engine. Fie Qr. ware. 5. e. Pryer, Want, red 1666 311 to 43 „ Ditto, new - 41 to 41 „ litto,whitoll2 en to 46 Digs, new 61 to 47 Norfolk end Lincoln Pot Qr. ;;;17 „ Mtn, uew, to 44 DAILEY. OATS. I. - - s - : Scotch, teed „ pout. Irlab, white IS W IS „ black __ __ IS le II Maths, 29 to SI Grincliw .. f 0 fa - Manglui IS Is a Tick SD Is 111 Harrow Pigs= I _ PTAS U 6. a ice .... Ewer. Noralt,ind rurfolk lb to 68 Clurston rod Wen 67 to 08 Brown _ _ 11.T1L , ~.. ars .... mops , ... IS to SS Old and new :... nto n OATS. English, feed lB to It „ potato lt to S 6 NOD' Pat Qr. WINN!. D. I. Dantzto and Tama berg 46 to 18 llost,k & !leaks Town mob: per ISt Ito. Household at is as Country Norfolk and Suffolk az skip 27 ito 111 Pere& U Ma U burg Danish lts to 44 Russian, hard , Ea Amedcan, red whits . i flaw. I. s. _ Danish sad Swedish IS to itt Rawls& ' Daal# 'intim FIA& Grindlag 24 to 22 lAtilttog Malthkg oia 16 e• MI = 34 t• illt Oda. brew — IT Os RI , teed ARRTPALS OP GRAIN, to, 111 WATER CARALAGE. 111011 (MOM _ 11DUS Cols. White T9 le le Yellow ___ 27 le 911 novi. Trench, per sack .... fir swish. •• • 35 S. al pe American, r bd. .. le SS Csaadlan. .. la le It (TO LONDON. SY LAND AND L OCT. le iv OCT. 17. IX- Wheat. Way. Yak. 7 ,80 r . Pose{ Mow. gra gra , gra qrs. gra gra 1 brio oda English .. 0145 4795 !KU 1148 LYN, .. WM I,ne..pi .. M 49 , IMO .... 4 601,11474 , 704 17afe SO ' .66706 1 MO i 11 - 4 .- 4sl IMO, 4922 1 2107 1434,1711111 Total. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ,THIS DAY.) (5T SLICTIIO LID DITERNATIoNAL (MOM 001 0111 CORREAPONDENT.) Market vet r inn at aerueriog prima Sake probably about 11,00.) bake. MINCING lANL—(THIS DA.T.) 900A11.—The market coathmes very 61111 abont coska of foreign motoovado said at 38s. to 40s. J. Kelm& in active reqoest, and the market is now nearly cleared ad reedy goods. Corrnm—The demand is inactive. TLl.—There is a good export demand, but the beam trade costinaes quiet. Rica non Su.reernr..—No sales rerorted. Carrot. —About 4.,c,0 bales have been sold at firm prima JUTL—For u.ival business continues to be effected, bat fall particulars are not given. Intooo.—The quarterly seise of East lodic are pro. greasing freely at fully last week's prime. The sales decl■red for the week are small. Those few to-morrow consist of 703 Mids. of West India, 7,500 taiga of Maui itins, and 3.400 bap Guatemala sugar, UV make of Ceylon coffee, sad 1,300 bags of rice. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The 'market is quiet. Town tallow ii quoted 4 is. net on► Petersbury Y.O. on the spot, 455.; October to D.-emote% 455. ; December, 45.. dd. ; January to Merck, 454.111 L a March, 465. to 465. 3d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1611. Stork on head this day —.asks 36.972 1 44649 MAD Delivery last week 4V67 Tatu 11.641 Mtn, trots Ist J ana ►7.774 23,374 taSia Arrival Imo. week Ditto tram let Tuna TrictlY.C.outhespot 616. Pd. 47a ad 144 a Si. Latto Tow n UAL Friday Sat 464. 41. , 464.16 L Arrival far the week endti e 27th (*Oen, lea year, W orb, sad deliv, 1.701 cage. Th antral hal week compelled 7,00 e m ake trom ery Petersburg, 2,061 from Bona Arweri :a—OK MIN arks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. runs IIAY.I We hare again a large 'apply of beasts ; a ciousidmaide proportion is. however, of inferior quality; coneepassaly there ia very little redaction, if say. ie the choicest is acriptions. T,.01e is by no means leak for sheep ; hat there is a decided improvement from Thursday, althea& the average advance is not large. Choice calves are ratter dearer. From Gerrnaav awl Holland there are 2 944) balsa. R,KO sheep, and 233 calves. Irelard, 960 beasts, and 2,01111 from the northern and midland counties. Tar mane of sus 11. A. adi Per atone el Ohs. d. a at. Best 84448. ilerdits. 4 8 6 0 Belt 1m5.3111-441.81. 0• • Beet elaralavas 44 4 8 Bast Losemenl4.... 4 • • Second mud. beasts 3 4 3 4 I Do. Je. Mont .... 0 • • • 3 0 6 0 1 Dire • wood qua/ 4 0 4 PIP S es tflost Iflf-brade 6 2 3. 1 lambs Beasts at market, 0.300. Maw and Lusts, 9.3 244, 23$ : P* 440. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) 31adera. Pattesdaa sad Smith repot • coatiour.l brisk demand for all descriptioos of the Dew growth. Co Wary samples are baxnaing Bearalle sad gradually *drawn : 14 :w T wce. Kid and East Keats. 100 s., 1405., ro 1 ; Weald Yen* 00s., Ms., to 130 a. ; threez, ROs., 100.. to 120 e. Very choice bigbor. GERMAN NATION AL LEA° UE. —(Froin a Car respoodent).—Lut Saturday evetiug the fiftieth ...meter sary of the battle of Leipsie was celebrated at Seyd's Heed by * large oroconrse of Germans. The chair wee takes. by Professor Kiukel, who opened the proceedisp shortly altar eight o'clock. Mr. I.). Born pee an historualdescriptees et the state of Germany before the battle, es well es of the battle itself, sad concluded with a poem by Iltilsed. Patriotic mop were sung by the Camberwell end Wisp= glee societies with their usual good taste. A poem expressly written by a German lady for the mosaics, seal by Dr. lerfli, excited enthusiasm. The reader was imino.. ropted by hearty applause whatever the poem to upon German unity. The proceedings were coocludel by an address from the &minima, who amidst repeated Aeon remembered with impartiality all those Garrote tritwe who had bees passed over in silence at the beginning of the les %teal. It I. ss 30 t. as "ribi - ; - . 100 T