The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-24 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1883. MR. LAIRD, M.P., ON THE ALABAMA. Last evening Mr. Laird, M.P., speaking iu the Musio•hall at Birkenhead, at the distribution of prises to volunteers, showed that both in engineering and shipbuild ing, em well as in other matter; competition was bene ficial, end brought out the talent and ability of the competitors. In support of this view he referred to two ships which had been built in this neighbour hood—the Alabama and the Florida. (Applause.) He was not afraid or ashamed to own that his eons built and de signed the Alabama—(" hear." and cheers)—uor, he was sure, was the builder of the Florida ashamed to ray that he designed and built that ship, but the testimony borne to the character of these vessels was not the testimony of Birken head or Liverpool or this country, but of America. These two vessels had been built a long time, and they had defied the efforts of 4(k) ships of war to capture them. These shim, he repeated, were designed by pri vate individuals, sod built for private individuals, but in this country the system was for one man to carry the braise of the whole talent for bnildiog ships. He next referred to the want of sufficient dock space for government purposes. In Liverpool and Birkenhead they had 400 acres of dock mem, sad• 28 acres of graving dodo'. The whole of her Majesty i a dockyards,including Chatham, Sheerness, Portsmouth, Plymouth and other places, comprised only 41 acres, with 33 graving docks, but only four or five at them were capable of taking in a vassal like the Warrior. In the Mersey, the Cbaanel diet the other day looked almost like nothing, but wheel they back, part was obliged to go to Plymouth sad part to Portsmouth. They all paid taxes, and he should like to explain shortly how some of the money went. A great deal of the money was spent in come- quence of government not having sufficient accommodation for their vessels. Referring again to the Alabama, he oon tradicted various statements which had bees made about her departure from this port, said that she was lying in the dock ready for sea for eons time, and was visited by numbers of curious people ; that she went into the river in the tight, but stoppd ther until 11 or 12 o'clock the following day. Lord Palmerston had expressed hie doubts whether the government would not have rendered itself liable to get damages if they had seized the Alabama, but the recent speech made by Earl Russell at Blairgowrie did not seem to agree with that delivered by the ' Premier. Earl Russell had undertaken to say somethiag ' which he would not be able to carry out. He laid it down that if they found the law not sufficient they could go to parliament for an indemnity. He (Kr. Laird) believed parliament would not iodemnify an act if it was supposed to thiourea the law. (Cheers.) Up to the time an set of indemnity was pulsed, there was a law by which all were bound. Laws were not made for as administration, but for the country, end they were bound to obey the law SI they found it, and they were not Wend to obey laws made hereafter. (" Hear, hear," and applause.) Mr. Laird concluded by alluding to ' the speech reosatly made by Sir Roundel Palmer, Attoroey-Geoeral, pointing out the in. cooriatency of that gentleman contratiog in October statements which Were nada by himself in March last. FAREWELL BREAKFAST TO THE REV. HENRY WARD BRECERR. Yesterday morning a large number of gentlemen met the Rey. Hoary Ward Beecher at breakfast at itadley's Hotel, upon the invitation of the Committee of Cone meadows on American Affairs, for the of within him farewell prior to his departure to We United States. The chair was occupied by the Hoe. and Rev. B. W. Non. Among Use gentlemen present were :—/femrs. B. Scott (Qty Chamberlain), Joshua Wilson, E. B. Usderiaill, T. S. Baynes Dr. Temkin', the Revs. Dr. Waddiagtoa, Dr. Campbell, Dr. Davis Dr. Asps, Dr. Buns, W. M. Besting, Newman Hall, C. Stowed, J. Gervais John Gm.- hem, j. H. Hilda', C. Gilbert, Thos. Imes, J. Cochin, T. W. Avenue, A. Hannay, J. W. Riehardeon, H. J. Gamble, • Macbeth, A. H. Henderson, G. Wilkins, and W. O'Neil'. J. Rouen, W. Craft, and two other gentlemen of colour, were also present. The CHAIRMAN said that they were met Warmest their sympathy with the country of which their guest was a citizen, with the government which he supported, and with the great movement of which lie was an ardent promoter. Mr. Beecher had bees for many years a brave advocate of the oppressed, a mealy patriot, and be had shown during hie stay in England a boldness not easily daunted, and a good temper that no provocation could disturb. Dr. F. Tonsures the secretary of the Committee of Corti respondeoce having read several letters from gentlemen who were u nable to be present. bat who wished to express their sympathy with the objects of the meeting, The Her. Dr. WADDING ON read en address to Mr. Beecher expressive of sympathy with the came he bad at heart and of warm admiration of him sea man and a patriot, sod full of Intim eel expremiooe and good wishes for his welfare. The Rev. H. W. BEECHER, who was received with great applause, responded at considerable length. le the course of his remarks he referred to the often repeated assertion that the negro was better treated in the South than in the North. and read some documents from America, which threw 000siderable light on the state of public feeling in New York with respect to the mere. A gentionaa who had been sae of his moat determined opponents was appointed on the relief committee on behalf of the coloured people after the riots. And here be remarked that those riot. were almost entirely the work of the Irish population, who were stirred up to fury against the government and the Degrees by the repeated as esthete that the policy of the government would bring rest members of Degrees over to New York, and glut the labour market, and also certain mierepresentatime that were made to them with regard to the approaching draft. The relief committee has established a central depot for the relief of the blacks, and appointed a committee of lawyers to investigate the claims of thole who had of fered either in person or property during the disturbascea The committee had ferried on their operatioes most vigor °oily, and had made out claims amounting to 145,020 dollars against the State government. In all 12,121 applicants for compensation came forward. Mr. Beecherread extensive extracts from the report of the committee, some of them of a very touching character, showing the sufferings which the mirror bad eodored at the hands of the mobs and the energy with which the merchants mid religious congregations were setting themselves to work to compensate them, as far as possible, for their sufferings. He also read a letter of thanks draws up by a committee of nagroas and addressed to the chairman of the relief committee—a doemasat which, both for style and sentiment, did Masao credit to the writer—and the reply of the chairmen to it. He theo pre some par ticulars of the efforts made on behalf of the liberated negrom, showing that the inhabitants of the Northers States, especially those oounected with Christian megrims. boos, were most determined in their *Herta to piece the negro in • condition to work out hie owe &Way without interference or prejudice on the part of the whites. He earnestly besought those who beard him to reconsider the merits of the question—to revise their minim if they had formed them adversely to the North--and hewn enre,if they did, that they would become limey eteriaced that the struggle, though • desperate one, was full at the meet vital interest to the lovers of freedom, order, sod minion, tied that the cause of the North was the came of justice troth. (Load applause.) Speeches were delivered by the Rev. C. Stove', Mr. Weehington Wilke, the Rev. John Graham, and Mr. George ?hoopoe ; sad a resolution was passed adopting acid rmeeheing thitaddreis . . The proosedings, which were throughout of a very enthu siastic obareciar, thee termertsd. Tax Hakim or Tin Doss or ArooLL—We (Edinburgh Courant) rogrst to state that there is still no haprovesseot la the health d this Dab of AthoU. Elawura or Ma. GLYN i M.P.—We Wealmore lead Geroge) an happy to be able to state that Mr. Glyn, the reenacted member for 'feudal. has bad an °pence°a performed for the restoration of his eight with every pros. poet of women. DZAT/I OF MTH PHILPOTTS. —Mrs. Deborah Mary Philpotte, wife of Henry Lord Bishop of Exeter. died at their madams Bishopstovrur, Torquay. on the 22nd inst. The deceased lady, who on, in bar 82nd year, was three years yammer them his lordship. Oxman CITY ELIICTIO/I. —III accordance with a public anaouseemest a large ad isdasstial meeting of Mr. Neale's lamb mid supporters. wainbeeing Dearly 1,000, took plime ,at the Corn Exchanges err Thursday eversing. when it was noanienously readved—"Tbat • requisition be r=aWriting Mr. Neste to come forward as a eandidate vaimacy in the rapressofotioa of this city. mused by the lasaimtcal death of Mr. Lorton." lo furtherance of the object a committee was app.:noted to procure signatures to the requisition, which has been wigned by • very ember of the eonstituency. There appears to be no 'Sy of say oppositioa to Mr. Name's return. The probability of say oppositios to Ha. Nuts $ return. Tb. fus.rsl of tie late Mr. Langston will tato place today I. Swedes Church, adjmning the mansion, sod • epeeist newt ieg of the town eouncil has been convened for Monday next, to vote an address of imodolence to Lady Julia, relict of the deceased. Tan Mon &swam:sour or CAMISIIDGE Untonn- SIM —Lord Lyn*ltea, it asisos. an to be nomionted for the high stewardship. so Lord Pawls will be elected to th e oece on Monday, without opposition. The oely mem we ham heard gives why Lord Lyttelton has nit been Domi nated. is that " it is sot worth while ;" hut surely those who glee this reason, do not reflect that by doing so they pay the reverse of a complimest to the Usivereity sad to the high stewardship. If the higher offices to the University are sot worth while taking a little trouble to crimes, people will soon begin to sek—then why keep them? If the high stewardship is sot worth coffins( to Lord Lyttelton noises it one be offered without • cosiest. the sootier we do away with such a useless sad hosannas sac, the better.—Cast brieipe hielepeadent. MIDNIGHT MISTING MOVIIININT.—The seventh meeting aims last March was bold as Thursday night , . at the flagani Institute, lletheretreet, Ratcliff•highway. Three beurbal " safertaaates" were pressat. Addressee were delivered by Mr. Piehlwiek. serreten of the BMWs' lestkute, Yr. 3 Otsig, Captain Osmpbstl. and Yr. Jabs Bubb, hon. secretary. At the ekes of the meeting, word of the eases present mend the aid of the Proolotin 111 sesisnag then In leave their ahasdesed nurse of life Puce or Naosois. —A Riehmoorl paper states that dares are bringing extremely high prices io that: At as amino segroara sold for 3,360 dole., and a ghl tee 3,3llodais. At a when sale a gin beseglit 4,600 and a sink mania 3,800 lola Them are said to be tie *bed /bran eheeiesd is ilk inerbes. . VIiARE I.lBTa-(Tl118 DA Y.) Two o'Otooi. The railway market is firmer to-day, with an increased amount of business. London and North Western stock has risen 1 per cent. ; Mid land and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1 ; and Great Western and South Eastern it. Caledonian and Great Eastern are st eady. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1021 to 103} ; Great Western, 65 to 1 ; Midland, 1281 to ; Lancashire and Yoashire 111} to 1 ; Caledonian, 119} to 1 ; South Eastern, 961 to 96 ; Great Eastern, 501 to • Great Northern, 127 to 128 ; London and South Western, 101} to ; and Metropolitan, 130 to 131. Calcutta and South Eastern stock is lower. Canadian line* exhibit no variation. Foreign railway 'hares are inactive. toieuiswar mums. MID "MIX% I'd I ALIIMITS. I t r.= I 11""to WM., W 4,04001 W Ir a mr...-Lviiizal Mild awl Szette Oaletaalan Ondi awl Ea6,Z : :: Ow • I •Tsitelli.ilii i De. Itip.alspeilloß. Culls rd lo lat Dead...tra.a•blle &Unbars% said Glow* eleagew • IL Wishes Otall Malian Ds. • litookt , 6 116 2 6 IN II 06 110 120 - 11G} 39 40 N 17 00 100 100 110 Stic gent iceliciikoraw. ireit Bonbon ... MAI sollvois• 06.11 J tallpeLlspeki galena& was% an. easeil DalleastirsLOWllt po. Yea" yaks 1b.Ti.711i.7- - Oz . bo - 71=:‘ Do. Do. 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TaL (Lin 19 NatalLaudasOoLOo.(L) Natloaal Dlsconuat Co NorbaddaCoal&lnto(l DI Do. Now 91 N.Zoolan4 T.ondL.(Llnt 1 N. Mt Mwaralosaa 1 Oesulal Gan PP Wow la. Not (Mag 6 ,Ottonian Goa St 'hal Mier Lands Ma. 10 'Tashi. and Oda Naar 10 1 Da Nair 10 111.191.111.(L) 16 717 . 1741 w 96 Lk. da la& Clty Im.(L: Do. do 140 lard Midi Mean at Sootlyk ARA. !smel. 111 M I I 19 21 lb " Iss is A 1 111.700___ _ 40001 10,000 _ _ ii,olll 40,000 11,000 12,000 ' 100,820 227,100 00,000 a a ,~:', ~.~.,. R.Attican M. lay.(L • aka& Aurelian' Load 1 I T. TeL .e T. a att. ot Aza4 l o 70 itreatala2G.l7.caasa ;Wiknfl 10.000 1 10 iTaaDirsolesLiad.., e fpm ' 21 21 WS NS Us 119 11S Ils Ns ki w i:. i ss N US IN a P 211- IN 211 Vtl H 6 poi 2 Ulla Par O m 4 1 Pm a tOM 1 2 pm i Ms ipm • so Y @SS 10 21 ma 24 26 1 00 7 8 tf 18 77 72 1411 2I pm 18 if I Toki I fti Is ITT% PREFERENCE BEARER. Edinburgh mod Ofregow. 5 pre emit., 114 Great Eastern, Eastern Counties Ectension No. 2, 110. Great Western, Original Preference, 4i per rent., 102. Great Western. Original I 4 per east., 91. Midland Consolidated, Bristol sad Birmingham, 8 par east., 139. North Eastern Ommolidated Preference 4 per cent, 93. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY. DIQI7EST.—(THIS DAY.) Thie afternoon, at ball-past twelve o'clock, Mr. John Homphreye, Middlesex oorooer, held an inquiry at the Whittington end Cat Tavern, eltureh.row, Barisal-green. road, respecting the death of George Skinner, aged 24 yews, a porter, who was killed near the Brick-lane station of the Great Eastern Railway. Superintendent %eat appeared to watch the case on the part of the railway company. James Stratton said that domeed was a porter ou the Great Eastern Railway, end witness sew him on duty at 7.20 ma Thursday night. He was quite sober. Wm. Riely, foreman of the sack-room, said that de ceased, at the time in question, was engaged in the sack room. He ought to have remained there, but be went up ea to the floe—so doubt, to see attar a track. He had so business on the line. David lasard track number taker. maid that at the time mentioned deceased came on to the line and walked down the side of the main down lino. It was somewhat low ►t the time. The 7.40 train from Diabolist*e came along, and witness never saw him again alive. No doubt he stepped on the rails mid the train struck him. He was shockingly cut to pieoss when he was found soon after. He must have been killed instantly. as no means or groan was beard. Decamped had been about eve weeks in the employ of the nompa►y. The train passed along ►t the ordinary speed. If deo/seed had continued to walk where be was when witness saw him he would have taken no damage. Witness did not notice whether the engine carried lights. It was dark. 11eselrialt Smith, driver of the 7.40 train. was then cautioned in the usual manner. He mid that he did not know that the engine passed over dseeeeed-be only heard a jingling of the rails. The engine serried two lights. Dr. O. Bereott mid deceased's nrek was broken, his erase were torn auk one of them being broken in three pimps, and me of his legs was smashed in three plasm. Death most have been instantaneous. The Oosoaer having summed up, Th• Jury retuned a verdict of " twatk by miesdrestam, and accidentally." It was stated that the unfortaaate deceased Ina to have been married on &today test. THE COSPOZATION AND THZ ROYAL ElOsPrral.S. —The corporation of the oily of Lando. is &bent to embark as a law suit, with the view to a conclusive &Melon by the proper tribunal as to the Glean of mew eligible for election as president of St Bartholomew. Hospital. The qualm raised, however, affect, tot St. Bertholoneew's aloes, but all the royel hospitals in the government of whiz& the corpo ratios takes part. 81NOOLUI RIOOYINY 07 • WATolL—Twelve years ago, a shepherd is eeere& et a fez, is cos of the many dam sear the erinimit of Bee Lavish, at the source of the river Tay, la the week of Kith* parish. bad the misfortune to lase his watch. Diligent search was made for it st the time, bet ft was set feavreeed till Lai Tues day, when owe of the Royal Regimen, et premat employed in the examisatios of the pleas of that district, @trembled upon it, very little the worse for being exposed to the storms of wash so altitude fey the period of • dozen years. The person who lost it is slam dead, but It has bees re stored to his eve —Dundee Adeertimer. A Tatsounrato aXllAletter from Toulon ' mentiose Meader which will cost rather dear. A tele gisphic despatch arrived there on Saturday evening order ing 3MO kilos. of baco n sod 3,000 kilos of preserved butter, to be met off immediately to Akmisdria, in order that it might arrive is time at Sou to he shipped on board the Europese at that pert. Eversible; was to be dose is twisty-four been, as the Mese wee to leave within that time. By great exertion the order wee exsoated. aed the supplies bad lima met off, whoa a mooed &spate& arrived saying that It was 3,000 Won of preserved beef, sod sot batter that was required. Umforkmaisly, the eoustennead was too late. as the original order wag ea its way to Egypt. The uppositiou is that some misrules arose is the writhes order at the telegraph Mike In Egypt, the Frond word • burrs* befog tskes for " Ixsuf." The foot rot is making its appearance amongst the sheep and lambs is same puts of the south of Enka owiag to the wet weather. The large sum of 100,000/. has been claimed by the owners of the barque Archipelago, as salvage for saving the derelict ship Sebastian Cabot. Lloyd's agent hu bees authorise! to give security on behalf of the underwriters and an Admiralty Inquiry will be made into the whole J the Omnibuses,. The Maochesiter shareholders of the Great Ship Oempsay held a meeting yesterday. at which the resolutiew d the Lando'. committee was unanimously adopted. and the westisa na paidged thrall to see Its Inflames la mishit the to pay ott the "current and prams( &Oil. /• wear resolatiee it was receenesachal that the ship Amid Im mat on awe to India or Australis, sad awshisat hoerwine by many al the shareholder, that this muss wash d answer their fattest sapestatioes. Owns Psiros. Oms Sausame FILMY, Oar. SS. —A/Wakes ow psymeat, 1.763 ; ditto by isms Ilsbui.ll3l; bold, 2,109. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The stock markers to-day are very steady, though business is limited. The funds remain at yesterday's prices. The late animation in the foreign stock market has quite subsided, but prices are fairly supported. One of the chief features of the day's business is an advance in home railway stocks, which, after being long neglected, seem to be now coming into more favour. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renton were quoted Mfr. 05c., being 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 93 to* for money, and 94 to for the account (Nov. 5). The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 93 ; ditto for account, 931; Three per Cents, Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 91i, ; Five per Cents., 1081 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1091, I, / ; ditto Bonds, 21s. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 981, 98 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1071, ; ' ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 114 ; and Exche quer Bills, Is. dis., 2s. pram. Foreign stocks are steady. Greek Bonds are about 1 per cent better, at 301 to 311, and Spanish Paarive 1 lower, at 351 to 4. Mexican are un altered at 421 to 1 ; the Turkish Bonds of 1854 at 92 to 93, ex div. ; those of 1858 at 701 to 1 ; and those of 1862 at 711 to 1, while the Consolidis are lower at 531 to 4. Transactions are recorded an follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 911 ; Colombian Scrip, 14 ; Danish, 1863, 881 ; Greek, for account, 31, 301, 313 ; Italian, for account, 724 ; Mexican, for account, 421, 4 ; New Granada, 16, ex div. ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 871 ; Por tuguese, 1853, for account, 44, 1 ; ditto 1866, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 491, f ; Russian, 1822, 93, 4 ; ditto 1850, 91; ditto 1860, 91 ; ditto 1862, 921, 93 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 351, 1 ; ditto Certificates, 131 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 921, ex div. ; ditto, 1858, for account, 704 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 714, 1, ; Venezuela, for account, 253 ; ditto 1862, for account, 611, 1. The Confederate Loan is now quoted 64 to 66 ; the Brazilian, I to 1 prem. ; and the Portuguese, 11 to 2 prem., being better. _ _ International Financial shares are quoted 4k to 51 prem. ; London Financial, 51 to prem. ; General Credit and Finance, 21 to 3 prem. ; Hud son's Bay, 1,1 to ti die. ; Privileged Bank of Austria, 1 die. to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, 1 dia. to 1 prem. ; Mortgage Bank of India, 3 to 1 prem. ; Discount Corporation, 81 to 81 prem. ; and Egyptian Trading, 2to prem. HALT-PANT Two o'CLocit. Console are without alteration, at 93 to i for money, and 931 to for the account. The discount market yesterday was again rather' easier. Good bills were taken at sk per cent., and the supply of money generally was fully equal to I the demand. The business at the Bank of England has consequently declined to • point below the average. 39,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yester day. There was again no alteration yesterday worth mentioning in the foreign exchanges, which were quoted as follows : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.191 to I • ditto, 3 days, 11.164 to 174 j ; Rotterdam, 3 utootas, ILI9I . to ; Antwerp, 3 menthe, 25.55 to 60 ; Hamburg. ma. booms. Ulm macaw. 13.8 g to ; days, 25.2.1 i to 30; ditto, 3 menthe, 25.55 to 60 ; Fraaldart-ou-tbe-Rame, 3 metstbs, 1194 to I ; Petersburg (par rouble). 3 mouths, 36i to i ; Vfsoy aft. da, S amstbs,lL4s to 55 ; Triests, sd. do., 3 mouths, 11.45 to 55 ; tWrid, 3 mouths, 481 to fl ; eadis, mouth,. 484 to ; Leghorn, S mouths, 5.65 t o 70 ; Genes, 3 mouths, 25.65 to 70 ; Mille, 3 mambo, 25.65 to 70 ; Rap* 3 mouths, 25.66 to 70; Palermo, 3 mouths. 15.65 to ,0; Measly 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Lisbon, 60 days, ilatto 4 ; Oporto, 9 0 My" 524 to 4. The rates of discount now current in the principal continental cities (in the open market) are as follows :—Paris, 41 per cent. ; Berlin and Brussels, 4 ; Hamburg and Turin, 5 ; Frankfort and Amster dam,,3 ; Vienna, 5i ; and St. Petersburg, 7 per cent. The third instalment of 51., making 154 paid, is due on the shares of the Hudson's Bay Company on the 2nd November, and the final instalment of 51. on the Ist January. The Littlehampton, Havre, and Honfleur Steam ship Company (Limited) is announced, with a pro ! posed capital of 150,0001., in 15,000 shares of 101. I each, of which 7,500 shares are to be issued in the first instance. The object is to run fast iron steamers between Littlebampton and Hoeflear, fulling at Havre, so as to bring the latter two ports within about eight hours of London. The traffic will be worked in connexion with the Brighton Railway and the Western Railway of France, these companies having agreed to enter into satis factory traffic arrangements for the conveyance of pas rangers and merchandist over their respective lines. It is pointed out that this company's steamers " will, therefore, supply the only link required to complete this, the shortest and easiest route be tween London and the West and South-west of France." The project has a respectable direction. The prospectus of the Staffordshire Joint-Stock Bank (Limited) is issued. This undertaking is formed under local auspices. The proposed capital is 1,000,000/., in 10,000 shares of 100/. each, of which 251, per share only can be called by the direc tors, the remainder forming a reserved fund. We notice on the board the name of Mr. W. B. Jones, banker, of Billiton, and the prospectus recites that "arrangements have been made for the purchase ou very favourable terms of a private bank of high reputation, whose principal will be a shareholder and director, so that the company will have imme diate and profitable employment for their capital, and a oonnex ion of many years standing." Ne gotiations have also been commenced for the purchase of another private establishment. It is proposed to commence business immediate'y at Bilaton and West Bromwich, and, as soon as ar rangements can be made, at Walsall, Willenhall, and Derlaston. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7121. over last year. It appears thatthe London, Hamburg, and Conti nent.il Exchange Bank, which has just commenced operations both iu London and Hamburg, after purchasing the business of Messrs. Schultze and Co., of Hamburg, is now in treaty for the purchase of an old-established exchange and banking busi ness in London. The trade between England, Hamburg, and the Hansa Towns is shown by re cent statistics to have reached an aggregate import and export movement of 38,000,0001. per annum. It is notified that on and after Monday next the business of the Union Bank of England and France and of the English, Belgian, and Netherlands Bank will be conducted in the offices, at 83, King William-street, under the new title of the European Bank (Limited). The Metropolitan and Provincial Bank is about to open a branch at Hammersmith for the acoomo• dation of that district. The letters of allotment of the Marne Invest ment Company were delivered yesterday. The Union Bank of Australia has notified that it will pay the half-yearly interest due the Ist pros. on the City of Melbourne Loan. FRIDAY MOW& Console opened and closed at yesterday's quota- tious--vix, 93 to 1 for money and 93k to 1 for the 6th November. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Coned'', for money, 931, 93 ; ditto, for aooonnt, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91i, I ; New Three per Ceuta., 911,4; Five per Ceuta., 1873, 107 i ; Thirty Years Annui ties, 1885, 141 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 ; Bank Stock, 236 ; India Five per Cent. 'Stock, 1091, 1; ditto Four per Cent., 100 1 ; ditto Four per Coat. Debentures, 1864, 914 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 1001. The India Five and Four per Cent. Stooks con tinue to meet with a steady demand. Exchequer Bills were quoted Ds Zia. to 21. preen. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. TB/ LATH BOOK ROBBIRIKB. Two men named Banks end Leery were brought ep for 60.11 examination on the charp of being concerned in eicshug books from Messrs. RouUedge. Mr. Gammon appeared for the prosecution, Mr. Wake- li cc for Banks, and Mr. L Lewis (Lewis and Lewis) for Lacey. The wither Mr. Holder was recalled, and in answer to Mr. Wakeling, stated that he bad known Banks for years m the book trade, and he always bad been cousidersd holiest. During the last few months he had often brought books to wittiest. It wee_ quite usual to bring books in this way. Witham wan • dealer in new books as well as sscond-band, sad had " Dealer in new and second•hand b o ob " painted over his door. Mr. L Lewis—Since the last examination my house has not been searched for stolen books. Mr. Bell, of the firm of Bell sal Daldy, called and pointed out mote books which were in the wi n d ow as h i. property. I gave them up to him. I told him that I got them from Basks. Mr. Lewis contended that the case was very weak against Lacey, who bad merely been employed as • mes senger and had only la. 61 for his trouble. Mr. Collie thought it was a very clear case ; hut Mr. Lewis hoped that Lacey would be admitted to bail. Mr. Dorris could not assent to that. Mr. Wakelieg—Thea. I suppose it is of use for me to ask. Mr. Currie—Certainly not. (A laugh.) Committed for trial. PAINFUL CAS! OF ATFLYPTIM SOICIDF. Harriett Maria Hayes, a young woman living at Notting hill, who cried bitterly while in the dock, was charged befogs Mr. Daymaa with attemptiag to commit suicide by swallowing laudanum. Police-constable No. 203 D said—About 8 o'clock last evening, I was on duty in Westbourne-grove, when I saw two men with the prisoner, and they stated that she Ind attempted to poison herself, and that she had a bottle con taining poison in her pocket. I asked her if it was tree ; and she replied, "Never mind ; I want to go to thepreat Western Railway." I took her to the station. She was searched and an empty phial was found in her pocket. Directly she saw the bottle she snatched it away and broke it. She afterwards said that the bottle had contained laudanum and that sbe bad purchased a pennyworth from four dif ferent shop. The bottle smelt strongly of laudanum. Sergeant Warren said—l had her examined bu dan doetor, and he stated that she had taken a quantity of but not sufficient to cense death. She was very ill, and um i was obliged to have two constables to walk her about, aa she was so very drowsy. She was too ill to be removed to the cells, and I bad her sent to the workhouse. She told me at the station that she had been keeping com pany with a young man who cot his throat, from the effects of which be died, aad she wished to follow him to the grave. Mr. Dayman—l shall remand her for a week for the attendance a/ the men. The primmer, Who made no remark, eras removed by the gaoler ; sad she err heard nobbles piteously along the pee. sages to the cella. F.4TAL ACCIDENT AT THE MILLWALL IRON WORKS. An inquiry was held by Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex oorooer, at the London Hospital last sight, re specting the death of William Hudson, aged 37 year, who ei ;' i b red e wilotr e j 9 tte lag- unal asedVi h d e g l a l ar g circa em . „ the Millwali Imo Works, and that a large sheen was being lowered. Deceased was on the top of . sod he subse quently complained that owing to only six men being em ployed on the duty, the shears fell and crushed him under neath. Johu Stewart said that he bad the management party of roan lowenog the shears, and that deceased jored only because he stood on the "heel guy' abeam of the wee in. of the After some further evidence, from which it appeared that eight or ten men were engaged io the work, and that the mderone shwa nearly fell upon them all, The Coroner summed up, and the jury returned averdict, "That deceased was killed accidentuly through theta of a certain sheen ; and the jury recommend that in future greater are should be taken in the lowering of each apple- Tama" WZATEUER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) ISAMU!, Ooroma la. 8 &IL IW D. W. 414 814 W. ILIA 44 B.N. 410 48 W.B.W. 1.24 W.N.W. 45846 LW. 1.14 68 1.12 50 8.8. a. 1. 1.04 66 8. 40' 56 8. 4.68 II I.&L Naha .. -I Abirdip;;; I Shields Gahisy Vaksal sebtliod Dui 1414 L'Orkat 1214 Zosbekell Ptymulli 2001 Women& 16 4/ Poilmenik 27 49 tuft 67 40 bum 3O it Unaulh... 29 44 111160.61 19155 from I. oar MIL SUNDAY. 01 INN *MAT. Variable, off shore, or NOMM-Itagt. Northerly, or • light northerly, fine, eastward. Mt, clear. doors in pion. As above. Win Ooasrl. Variable, light, off shore, or easterly. N.R. to Nit, or to Bouts Coale& N. to E. or &it , Tart 8.Z., t, fine. able to fresh, line. N.M.,. b 0 b .9.E., fresh eciosn-Li I.N.N. to &ILL, to drain. drocig to moderato. North-flast.Caillussen to Lincoln. Wait: Donegal to Owe walL loath -Chown and Biscay Onsata lonlibladsfitralii a Doren to Lincoloddro and Heligoland. SHOCKING ACCIDENT TO A CHILD. —Let evening Hasophroza, Middlesex comer, held ao *miry at the Leaden Hospital, touchier the death of Isabella Shol drake, aged two a child of did sod dumb purr Mary Anne 3, Joseph's-street, St. rarer,Oeorpvio the mother of the deceased, who appeared In an agony of grid, explained through an interpreter that ea Saturday the dressed, while playing about, drank some boiling water or of a k ettle , and was (awfully scalded. She or taken to the hospital, when she died from the drier. The child's father was deaf and dumb, and worked at a tailor's is the City. Vedic", " Accidental death.* NARROW &CAMPION DROWNINO.-011 Wadi'sa day last a vilifier, while bathing from a =whir co the mud' at Ramsgate, was carried oat of his depth by the weed al the 1111, which was rosining very high at the time. Yea. W. F. itakdiff, the well•ksoiro Whips machine proprietor, seeing the perilous parrot of the ore in questing, at are swam out to him. He was obliged to rotate, however, hie perm berg encumbered by a pair of Wallington_ _boor is idditioo to hie bourn; and havin g div e st ed itholsar of his clothing, sad provided himself with a lies, which was luckily handy, the intrepid bather oar man plunged is sad succeeded in reaching the drowning roam For • Iris his attempts tors, him were feeble; but at lasklaving ego redid is grapier him by the wrist, Itatcliff *brew himself upon his back, and with his companion was palled on "bore by the people on the beach. The roomed max received every attention hoot Mr. Far, of the Clarence Bath.—Dover ron iclr _ _ --- ALLBOID MURDER. —A boatman named Nosh Allem% has been arrested apse the amp ef asamiseiag Wi Hibblea, also a beatmee se the Detpb Chad, emir Wordsley. The cireametanees se preyed by mother boat. teas, sawed Job. lfsdeley. were. that oe oeMrail the 17th Allport and Kibbise had a ape* wawa resulted in Aliport pushing the other era into the easel lock. The fall from the lock sale to the water was shoat 16 feet, and there was nearly 6 feet of water I. the leak. An elves Wag teased, a rope was thrown to him, and • mesa bevies jumped into the water be was rimed Os ezarniastios it wee found that be had received • severe wound at the beck of his head, no doubt causing a fracture of tbs stall. He was removed to hie house end metal aid was obtained ; be pdually seek, however, under the isjuriee received, and died on Monde, morning last. The men Allpert has hien taken before the load magistrates and remanded to await the result of the coronas's inquest, which was held yesterday. The above facts having bees proved, the was adjourard for farther evidence. ALARIIIIINI BOIL= EXPLOSION AT LOUGHBOROUGH. Daatazit—A good deal of terror sad alarm was coonelowed at Loeghboroegle oboe* bears 1 o'elresk ow Theraday, by the of • lame boiler ea the premiere of Messrs. Cleypok, le, and Hardy, bleachers. Timhere and bridle were sees at aa alti tude of about 100 feet, sad the shook in the itetineethele neighbourhood was so great as to lead the pelt: believe that there win smother eartlegushe. The lot wham the boiler and Meese mew wee mod to the ground, th•presses being hurled from their position, ted partially beheld stenoget the dada Part of the boiler vent through the side of soother bundles, about tes raids oft which it eompletely demolished. and the Wood Week doee to was choked up with the rule.. The chimney, although shakes, was left steodiag. The other beildiegs Posed the yard were move or leas injtred. and 'Maya og though • number of cannot, belle had perforated the rods and windows. Mae were hurled Into the *dloiaing Gelds to a distance of seedy 100 yards. Prow &madly all the heads ware off the pramiesa. most feerfal eareillee of life mast have ham the smelt ; as it was as see eaetained soy %Noy, ass eves by the felling of the feriae, As. The Lige eagles shimmy is • Pod dual shakea at the her, sad if ft should be fogad memeary to take it down, the damage will he about 1 .10 01 . The British barque Gleasials, O.MM Pea*, arrived et ibis pert yesterday from coach . Japes, with a o a/S0 st 7,50 packers of SOIL This Is the emend carp !vet imported directly to this noustry free Japes, Heel m ulti &Wader bdagf lig the ilitt. — Nevi Pore ma: - Se. £50.010!: 11 iii i 1 W am Is W NI C 6ipal S iN E 2 iPia I 0 . is i ii l l Ifl i PI 2 0 W I i tipla tit VI .I `th i 11 AY. 111 11‘ 194 Nepal lei Mega 74 TE S m pu 17 Ili a Cl ;die imal is - ii 111 IS 1 41 liPs1 40 . _ &$I 1 40 0 67 N per I a 4461 se V*111.112. XO3 107 100 106 'NI 104 IA 104 93 92 94 140 110 100 11 t 111 43 1 1 11 116 100 IN 113 116 107 104 IN 110 111 113 107 102 id - tUi 106 tell /041 100 103 Intl 103 la 11l 1011 011 111 la 111 114 ICS 11 , 1 1101 111 a. pd. 's. ss le • di. pail The foreign stock market was generally firmer, and most of the principal speculative stocks haws improved. In the market for bank shares there was an its provement in Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, English and Irish, London aa& Middlesex Standard of Africa, and Bank of New Zealand. There were also a number of investments in Ottoman Bank shares, causing the price to recover to 8t to 84 prem. Bank of Hindustan, London and County, London and Buenom Ayres, London and South American, Mercantile sad Exchange, and National Bank of Liverpool. bare receded. A fur ther improvement of 1 per cent. has taken place in London and St. Katharine Dock stocks, owing apparently to a rumour that before long an amalgamation of the dock interest of the port of London will be brought about. Copper Millers of England shares and the Italian Irrigation Com pany's Bonds were quoted better. Joint Stock Discount &hares were steady at 14 to n prem. ex the new, and the new shares (issued at it. pram.), at 14 to lft prem. International Financial shares were quiet at to 64 prem. and General Credit at 24 to 3 prem. ; while Loudon Financial were firm at & to 8. prem. Hudson's Bay were last quoted 14 to It dia. • and Egyptian Trading 2 to 21 prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 124 to 13 prem. • North British and Mercantile, 18 to ; Commercial . Union 311 to prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 14 to It prem. ; and Uni versal Marine, to t prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally quoted dia. to I prem. ; Ante- Austrian Bank, par to prem. ; Discount Corpora tion, 82 to 91 prem. ; Land Mortgage Bau ot India, 3 to 3} prem. ; East Loudon Bank, 24 to 3 prem. ; and British ndian Tea, 11 to 14 prem. The new issue of Ottoman Railway Six per Cent. Debentures were quoted to-day I to 11 per cont. prem. Au improvement has taken place to-day in Vir ginia State stocks. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciool. The operations in the mining market to-day are upon a rather limited scale, and, with the exception' of an improvement in West Cbiverton and New ltosewarne shares, prices generally are the same as yesterday. East Caradon are quoted 27 to ; Wheal Chiverton, 12 to ; West Chivertou, 53 to 54, ex div.; Chiverton Moor, Site 7 ; North Crotty, bf to I ; New Roeowarne, 23 to 25 ; and Great Fortune, 25 to 26. Very few transactions have taken place in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining Aiares are without alteration. With reference to Wheal Grylla, the circular issued lut evening by Mr. Peter Watson i.as the following : •-• • - The mie of black tin this week for one month wee 1.3164 55., which will leave about4ool. profit for the month The mine has sot looked so well for the last nine months e. sew ; whilst the valuable and extensive additional gamed obtalseddurieg the put week adds a very considerable value to this mine, which will take mazy years to exhaust, and prove highly profitable. The moothly setting for Oc tober is, perhaps, the best this miss has ever had, barn 42 men on tribute at an average of about 6.. fid. to 7s.in the pone(' ; whilst the tutwork setting is to 82 mss employed in sinking shafts, driving levels, kn. There are elms 1111 men employed sinking, thus proving and storming out waft sive tin ground. The subjoined weekly summary of the meta/ market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Da deldzen and North : The metal market is steadily improving, with a voided of business doing. Iron—Welsh bars tamale firm at 71. fees on board ; in Wales the makers are pretty full of orders. Staffordshire descriptions are full up. A very large busies has been done in Scotch pig iron, sad prices have again M atteotti to Ola cash and 62.. tares months opso. Copper— The demand has a little subsided, but pries. are well mita- Mined. Smelters are quite toll of orders, sad can only sell for distant delivery. Foreign has sot midterm' any chases. Buns, 1001.; Bermuda, 1021. Tin— Earglish obtainable a couple of pound► seder °Modal prices. Foreign difficult a ode ; large arrivals reported the last few days. Strain% 1161. IA. to 117. cash, sellers ; bases nominally 1211. Tia plate in good demand; prices stiffening. Lead bre fully advanced 7s. 6rl. per ton ; good soft English now 20/. Is. se 201. 7s. 6d. Sp.lter dull: spot. lbl. 3s. ; forward, la. 7s. 61 to 181. 10s. ; Hull, 181.55. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TIM DAY.) (DT MILT= AND INTIZZATIONAL TELIODAPIL) (PEON ma OWN oomaaarommre.). Market dares quiet without soy quotable clans from yesterday. Sales probably 6,01X1 bales; 3,000 .speeldattea and export. TALLOW AfARKET,--(tHIS DAY.). The market is labia Tom tallOw is quoted eta. 3d. ; liehtsburs Y.O. on the M. 445. 3d. to 44. . Bd. ; October to December, 44a. ; Jemmy to March, 41e. 9d. MARKET Arr.mome.—Towa tallow, 43a. 9d. ; mu (et ditto, M. 3d. ; yellow Russia., 455. 6d. ; melted 31s. ; rough ditto, 194. ; tallow grimes, 15s. ; dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Medan. Harvey sad Balm report trade slow, at tie follsoiog prima :—Pries madom My, 70a. to 85a; dime, old, 90s. to 110 s. ; ditto, mood vat, 88a. to 100 s. ; straw. 28s. to 325. COVENT GARDEN-(TIIIS DAY.) Both home•growe and foreign produce is for the most pub abundael. Late plums may stall be had. Of grapes awl pineapples the supply is also milkiest far the demand. Of melons there is a good stock. There is also a good supply of brown lb:ura, Crimean, Duchess d'Angoulime, and Marts Louise pears. Some good examples of Ribeton pippin apples may now be obtained. Kent cobs and filbert. me good and plentiful. For potatoes the market is still holey. Cut flowers chiefly *waist of orchids, pelargoniums, aster marigolds, adoeolanas, mignonette, and roses. FLYING CHARIOT:3.-1.0111 Carlingford is re. solved to dispute the Loooors of IL Nadar, the French aeronaut. He claim for himaeff the credit of discoverieg the principle of aerial navigation, mod promises that, in • short time, he will make the " chariot " upon which he dm been experimenting for so many years " 1/y in any desired direction." Jo a totter to the Irish journals osetaining this assertiou, Lord Carlingford gays :—" We are coolly informed that H. Nader is to ►xhibit his giant balloon to tLe world for the purpose of obtaining funds to corny out It:. prin ciple of drawing Willem., through the air by meant of the acre.. Of course he may succeed in getting his balloon Is diverge a little out of the direct mom of the wind, bat that is all ; sad if he attempts to @crew against the wind the effect will merely cause his balloon to descend by which* be will have the advantage of doing without liming gas—to expert any other effect would be absurd ha the extreme. But I find in his statements the trot recogni tion of the principle of the land chariot. He stat,s his belief that somethiog of the umbrella shape will after corns time be need for flying throngb the air drawn by serein. Sorely he deserves much credit for his prediction, when he must be aware that I have brought that principle f or w a rd, nod even announced its soonest. I informed the liCieutifit3 world that on the last trial of my aerial chariot, that s tigh ine I? stone. it arose on the air without any a.eirtao.•e but that of the wind, and having arrived et a borizootsl position on the air, it remained stationary there until palled dues. Yet after this announcement the eciontilic world rewound sliest." _ . RAILWAY TRAFFIC RECEIPT.—The traffic receipts of railways in the Gaited Kingdom amounted, for the week coedits( the 17th of October, on 11,008 miles, to 608.620/., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 10, 5$ miles, to 579,1401., ,bowing an Merriam of 450 mile.. and of 29,4801. in the receipts. The gross reosipta ire the following 15 railways amounted, in the aggregate, on 7.79 1 mile,, 455,0 411 ., and for the corresponding week of 1882, on 7,686 nolo,. to 470.843 1 ., showing an Increase of 194 miles, and 17,1961. in the receipts. TM human on the Caledonia amounted to 7121. ; on the (treat Eastern to :W. ; ea tie Great Northers to 2,6161. ; on the Greet lion:here and Western to 2871. ; on the Isuicashire and Yorluitiee to 2,160/. ; ors the London and NorthAVestern to 5.1429/. ; oit the Mancbester, Sheffield, and Linooloskire to 2.320.; on the Midland to 2.9001.: nn the Bath British to 8141. ; on the North Easters to 3„796/.; total, 21,725/. But Iron this must be deducted 8991., the deemm on the Great Weans ; 1,5711. on the Louden], Brighton, lied South Coast; 1,1421. on the Loudon and South-Western ; and 9161. on the Bouth•Beeterti—towther, 4,3271., leaving the *screens ea above, 17,1261. The goods and :aimed traffic on those lines amounted to 264.254/. ; and for the corresponding week of 1862 to 240,0611., showing as increase of 24.203/. The receipts for pearsgen parcels. ke., amounted to 223.6871., spinet 2 .7f0./., showing • desirous of 7.1015/., the oomzeirison below with an lister untitled Eglaibition week of last year. The tralke receipts es 63 other lines amounted, on 3,2:18 miles, to 190.3791.. and far the corresponding week of last rear, oe 2,981 miles. to 106,2 4 71., showing an wormer of 2:16 miles, eat 'et 12,2821. in the receipts. The total receipts of the past week show a decrease of 10,0001. as compared with those of the preceding week, ending the 10th init. sae. Ls SAL ERs. N.N.W. N.L N.W. 2 iii.ise 1 1d4.46 1110,009 10 - 4,0001: 260,000 suo,inco' .o.sool Null iskaar. 101.w•ei. 16:ooe' Vv . J..... 10 la ST 0 Si.. 4 4 6 4 26 76 2 6 nig 14 14 I xd 3 G) • 0 k 1 2 , 30 131 µl* 1 8171 n - lit 17 lie ft} - 1041 9$ I 110 _ad nil