The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wm Mr. O001.:01d0Dir Ocolbara.) IN LE SACIFITLI. —BLOIFDLES OF Tag " TIM." This case was before the court yesterday. It involved a ~ue4tion as to the validity of a deed of arrangement. Hi. Honour, referring to the report of the case which appear.' in the Tines, said he saw there a statemeat of a fact which bad certainly reaped him on the hearing—that a copy of the directing creditor's affidavit had been served on the trustees. This fact, if it were so, made a great dif ference. Mr. Bagley—lt is not a fact at all. There was only one affidavit served—that served on the debtor. _ Mr. Sargood concurred in dating that no copy of the affidavit had been filed on his clients. The bankrupt, a medical practitioner, of Southampton, came before the court by adjournment for his examinatiou sad discharge. His debts are 1,760/. ; assets (realised) about 5001. R. Reed supported. Mr. liuklater, for the assignees, asked farm adjournment mine die. Nearly three months ego, the bankrupt had been ordered to file a cash and deficiency account, but had failed to doss 'Adjourned sine die, with limited protection. DI 811 lIUTLABD. - • • The bankrupt was • banker's desk, residing at Brixton. Thia was the sitting for examination and discharge. Mr. Solomon, for the assignees, examined the bankrupt u to the value of some houses on which he had executed a mortpv to hie solicitor. Mr. &mood said the bankrupt we. reedy to furnish the desired amount, and there was no necessity for an adjourn meet. His failure had bees axasieeed thr ou gh his having assumed some liabilities of his dereased father. His Honour granted the order. ry RE HATIVAID.—A GOOD MATE Th. binkr;pi;;Liniidi.Lipi;;;iiio7. wordy:ago keeper, of Manchester-street, Manchesteroquare. Be was adjudicated in prisou, owing scene 4,0001. or 5,0001. Pro perty had since come in to the estate which has radioed 3,000!. This will yield a dividend of about 15s. in the pound. A dividend sitting will be shortly appointed. nr as 1. W. powiaa,:. The bankrupt wee dawned am a comedian and theatrical prompter. Debts, 147/. only, including a liability on a bill ; no maga. It appeared that he bad been engaged at the Adelpbi Theatre. _ . . Goodday, for the official assignee, did not oppose. Mr. Down, for the bankrupt, maid h. had unfortunately lent his name to a brother actor, and hence his diflloalties. Mr. Bernhardt, (amain* dealer, a creditor for 84175., urged that the bankrupt was in the receipt of three guineas a week, and ought to set aside something for his crediton. The bankrupt maid him Wary was only 21. a week. Mr. Dowse—The bankrupt has a wife and four children. His Honour remarked on the number of small debts dos to tradespeople. Mr. Bernhardt urged that be should be required to set aside sa. a week, or 121. a year. Mr. Down said that Be. in the pound had been offered to the ereiithee. and re f use d . The bankrupptt said IN held no regular engagement. He might be Bieohaeged at the end of any month. His Halsor did not think that • man with a wife and four °WILING, having only 21. • week, could be called ou to est anything amide. Order panted. The bankrupt was ;coeUx;;;CiaTtnveller—eb. third ease of the kind before the court tbis morning. Debts, 648/., is eluding 2681. damages Lod costs in a divorce, suit, " Derry r. Derry and Lawrence," in which the bankrupt was oo• respoodest. The plaintiff bad obtained judgment, and taken him is execution. Mr. Goodday, for the official assignee, brought these facts Wore the court. Hi Hem= mid the bankrupt bed been guilty of • ems briery, bat in the present state of the law he could sot be punished in that mart. It was the practios now for pubm who were sued i• the Divorce Court as co•reepood• cuts, if judgment want against them, to come to this court in order to wipe oat the debt and mat& For this there wee no remedy M present ; iM bankrupt must take his order. Mr. W. Masterram, on behalf of the detaining creditor, afterwards appeared and wished to oppose ; bet his Hamm told him it was too late. He had granted the order of discharge. however moth he might regret the state of the law, which he hoped would be remedied shortly. IS Ili 11. C. RADIAL • The bankrupt was a solicitor of Oakley•squers, formerly of Manchester. Deb* 2571. only. There was so (" Cr bankrupt attributed his failure to the failure of a clunk who owed him a large sum of mone if all the debts due to his were realised, he should ho able to pay his creditors 20a. in the ported : unfortunately than debts were all bed. He had lam a solicitor 25 ream His Hamm pawed the examination, but adjourned the ceder of dierharp. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) YQBC_AND DANCING LIMNOS. The court sitM-41attriers;sioeishe7use, Cierkenwell rreen,to Lear the appl for the renewal and transfer of old, and for the greeting of new licensee for music and dancing, under the set of 16 d Googol IL, chapter 36. It appears from the Net as hosed by the clerk of the peace, that there are no Isms them 429 spplications as compared with 370 lot year, giving as lusters in the num ber of 59. There are Moo oppositions to the newel of licensee granted lot year, sad out of the mew eppliestione a considerable number are opposed. It is a actable eirenem. ranee that since 1645 the number of these applications have Mowed from under 60 to the enormous number promoted by the present list. The Ramose* reeninis were proceeded with oconprialag those for the more prominent places of public entertain ment as well as onbaary taverns, and it was understood that the opposed cases would be taken tomorrow and Saturday. Kr. Powneff, aheinnesi of the beach, prodded with a fall bench of smagisteates, sad the attendance al the public was unusually aunimous, but the arrangements sends by the at the smart for the general accommodation were, as on former areaskos, both judicious and effective. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) XARLBOROUGSSTREET. !ACTION MISTS AND SATAGI ASSAULT& mow of the treisi (Mr. lma J ,bes bees occupied in investigatieg Irish smelt mess, pprioclpally from Monmouth-wort, Seven Dials, and the oeighbourhood; and the coed hes been daily crowded with tin followers of the parties. Some of the assaults have been marked with fester= of the peaks& atrocity. I. one • woman, besides having her feesbef u l disfignrod—it Wag a main of bruises—boos• en bar arm, the result of • bite she meeivetTrem wo bar sategonist ; in another • young woman, after being 'evenly mauled, had one of bar sweep ton out of the ear ; in a third, • man named Dewy, who has may been Old of the Charig-erces Hospital • • few weeks, where be had been is eossequenee of having his face frightfully cut about by a women with a jog, complained of being violently amtulted by two or time penises at use time and being badly bruised and kinked. In • further ems, two women (ate, oommitaing some eldest maul* in the amuse of which me of them used bar teeth) were getting the best of the coo/bible ((Coo k, LOG), who wessarroseried be a here num be rof "roughs, ' when the constable called& person tamed lemma to his semistame, and no Yeoman mien to the con. stable's aid one of the women seized him by the hair of the head, and pulled it so violently that, to ms Yeoeusin's own words, be thought he would have bees eselped. In some Maims* there were several peruse Gamed is the fights K ens time, end two of the witeenes said the fight" were "regular fitetioo awl that but for the later femme of the polies murder would have been committed. (Me of the odious segiged (Miekkhorough, 307 A) mid that he bed sever before witesseed such • acme as be saw on the Semis Dials, • fight mum on Maids and ostehimach pardie• home (NM a few) at awe time. Dr. Lam, after disposing of use of the mew, said that he could sot understand bow it was that such • number of cases of the kind had sprung up at one time, and that • more diagerein spectacle than the sppearmos of some of the =engaged in the caies—with their black eyes, battered sad wounds—be had mover wit/meld. Some of the prism:era were seat to prime for a moth, without the option of any Sam while in other oases the parties, where they were before the magetrates on sum mores, were bound over to keep the prim towards each other. WORSHIP•STREET. ♦ SAD CAU Or DIZSZTTO2I. Peter Capini,7.7.ll;Z:isied7l;;;;ia nag. wae charged before Mr. Leigh, on • warrant, with deserting his wife and family. Yr. Foe* one et the ellksials connected with the parish et Shorediteh, said that io May last prisooer rim away from hie how% leaving a wife and four children destitute ; they finally became insane of the workhouse, the IMMO bong enemata at the time ; in due coarse she pre birth lo ea infant but speedily afterwarde it died, and she—meet pro. hahly borne down by 'metal anguish, also expired ; th e family were still in the U•ima and a warrant was therefore obtained for the priaseses apprehension. Another child Lad died moos. _ _ _ Dunaway. an active wadable el the 11 divhion, stated that be yesterday met the prieourr Is the Whiteehapel-read; with him was a dne.fratered tact well grows girl between 13 and 14 years of ap, but Lavin all the resting appear ince of • profewitosal helper • whew the charge wea named to the prisoner be roe& so paelioular reply, and mailed!, ex period apprehension. Mr. Yank said that this girl was anothm• of the family rat is gis% and it was well-known that bonen sad father bad been tramping all over the eoestry sollaiiiag alms, which the latter's appeases.* wee well ealeslated to reader a soosear. The poor girl woe sew is the workbowsa, ra eeediagly ill from want and filth. SIAM time also, a THE TXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, IM relation endeavoured to obtain possession of her from him, and on that occasion be committed an assault with a knife upon the well•intentioned person, for which offence he was brought before a magistrate of this court. Witness had also ascertained that be had been in the em ployment of Mr. Bianchi, an extensive looking•glass mane• lecturer it Biabopsgate, who spoke of him as being an idle, worthless fellow ; he was paid good wages, but would work only when he chose. Prisoner hung his head during the detail of his bad con duct, but denied having deserted his family, and Mr. Leigh ordered him to be imprisoned for the full term under the Vagrant Act—namely, three months, with hard labour. THAMES. CONVICTION or A FOLICI CONSTABLE FOR ASSAULT. George Armstrong. •'poliret-oogetable of the K division, was bro ugh t before Mr. Partridge, charged with assaulting Timothy Cox, a police-sergeant, Nw 45 K. The prisoner, • tall active young man, who i respectably connected, and was recommended to the force by persons of the highest character with flattering testimonials, has been in the faros twelve months only. He has been reported and fined for druokenneas five times, and his inordinate craving for strong drinks has been hie ruin, and has brought him into his present ignominious position. When sober • better conducted man news!. existed. It appeared from the evidence of Cox that last night at a few minutes pest ten the prisoner was mustered into AM the King David-lane station-house, Shadwell, with other constables, who were coming off duty. It was oh- g 4 served that the prisoner was drunk and staring wildly. , pi, He took off his armlet and gave it to Police-sargentit Sather• i as laud, acting inspector, at the same time exclaiming, " Take it that, I'll do no more duty." Sutherland requested the pri- P goner to take back the armlet, and advised him not to act a foolishly or with precipitation. The prisoner immediately qg stepped back from the other men, took off his hat is, and belt, and put himself in a fighting attitude. U. He also became very abusive to Sutherland. who SA. said, " Take hold of him, for he will strike some one." Sk Sergeant Cox than took bold of his right arm with one hand , a: sod put hi arm round the priemar's body. The prisoner es . immediately threw himself down, mid began plunging and I St kicking violootly. Sntherlaod said, ' You had ,M. better take him oat into the ea" Three or four' Be. esestables seined the prisoner, who straggled via. ' 01 - tinily, and struck Cox • violent blow on the mouth, and it . mods an attempt to hits him. The prisoner, however, did I I & mat soecesd, and hi teeth only punctured the sleeve of the i it. wirgeent's coat. Cox believed the prisoner would have I la. bitten him sever* if he had not steeped the prisoner by ; it. the neck end choked him off. Mir much trouble the ilk peinoner wen removed to one of the cells in the station t> 4 i . house and locked up. The prisoner was afterwards re- 1 4 , quested by Cox and Sutherland to present himself before is Mr. Superintendent Howie at the station in Arbour-street ii. Fwd, 'Stepney. The prisoner said he bad not cheek enough Si for that, as he was before the superintendent for misconduct St an Tuesday morning. ho 14 John Sutherland, an old and much.respected police-ser- 81, gems, No. 46 K, confirmed the evidence, sod added that it he told Armstrong he could not be relieved from polio, ii duty by giving up his armlet and belt, and that he 111 meet resign in the regular way. The prisoner challenged 111 . Evamoi constable, to fight, and squared up to several men ie and when Co. laid hold of him, he hit at everyone right SO and left. One constable was severely kicked in the chest. Of and the prisoner would have y injured others it 2 his boot' had not been taken off. Cox's mouth was full of "' blood. . Inanswar bgwastlooaby Mr. Partridge, Satherland said the pi ISollef was a good man when sober, and tbat after he had been looked op all night he said he waa very sorry indeed, but did not repollalt what he had said or dons. The .= offered so defame. Mr.offered mad* some forcible comments cm the case, sad mid QM was another lactasee of the baneful effects of intemperance. He fined the prisoner 40e., which he in stantly paid. It was annommed that the prisoner was dismissed from the police kola SHAER LISTB.-(711I8 DAY.) Two o'OLoor. The transactions in the railway market to-day ir are upon a limited scale, and prices in meet in stances exhibit no change. London and South lei Western stock is in demand, and has risen } per $ cent. South Eastern, on the other hand, has declined 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted as 1021 to 103, ex div. ; Great Western, 651 to 66, ex 7: 0 div. ; Midland, 128 tol, ex div. ; Lancashire and a Yorkshire, 112 to 1, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 51} 91 tot, div. ; Caredonian, 1191 to 120, ex div. ; South Eastern, 961 to 1, ex div. ; Great Northern, sa 116 to 127, ex div. ; London and South Western, C 101 to 102 ; and Metropolitan, 130 to 131. tss Great Western of Canada Railway shares are inquired for. East Indian stock is rather dull. t r. Foreign lines are steady. to .. id iq 1811 63 f 6 CO 61 95 96 19 pm 41 43 11 12040 11 Ara 679 669 I PD , I 1 55. 369 lei _m 21 1 -. siT 1:I s 9 ... 10# u Ile 19 80 i — ne 0 -4 IS OP 0 NO 0 I. I 1.0 1 lie I 9 i Ili 271 xd PETTISH POSSESSIONS. M 1 unman. lIN tea.. 4114.1wwwwows 11 Do, I.w Te Ds. Now. liaes NiliwalwkaNawsia =La- Aw s : a l“ OesT.eDaokap.agai: Deamenza.Tp.e.pmprat Ira bills pa. 6 p. al Do. O. lhanslaa.... end Tnak at Dna& Da. Li pew tea. do. deterred I protßouds.. do. derived I pref. nook.. do. deterred I pre. [nook.. .0 0 . 'lacier" i w i I ; 1 Do, Itar Do. January. 11•11 .. IL B. atlndlan. tn. et. Do el per e.iot-.. eieeifie *Nave De. New 06.1119.ealaposIS,w.wp Do.fjp.ellde..Owcirb Mho Drowa,Llalled Do., New - - 4. . IlOi D slo 10 o. . at per 4. NI Do. a oar A. 10 f Do, 7Uth eitandoa Se Si Kolb. sad Hobo= 40 di Ilf.Brinswtak okra and B .. IN R. 8.. ol Canada dp. o 441414, gas Spar mt o. IS D. WI D Do. o. do. do Deihl d I 111 Do. Piaisab lo—. 4. lie De. icitastAa.so Mw a+.7 Is 1 pAr. A 66 1011 107 i 1 Pis 6 1 1 to pm A Vt 1K t 104 106 104 1116 Ts A' a 64 70 72 26 U 61 64 41 44 SI 13 IS 22 168 100 11 if pm lb 11 pa 1014 107 e Bpi 10. 101 ei N 98 N . 90_ xd -- i vm N- 100 I/0161 101 - 68} 6 St 54 t:q It 4 1•11 9.1 102 106 .. In 1 0 Si i 107 e lot i •-• id No. , *a i 40111•0.1.44. I Pd 16. 1 10 . 4, I Saes. 1:::0 6 11 jagt"ii £i is r m t.l Mali . 1. 1 . G , S I I 1 22 - NON 16 Australian Aparsl le IP 11 -* NON 111 Balls Wstscirsass an It vi 10,M 5 leaky Goa, Mate 3 4al i Pis '-• 6,000 60 PM Aszorava Lad 44 IS SO -• 634.780 N. Bea. a la.h Mag. TaL lOll OS 0 - 10,000 10 Bate& Iron - - - tell IN lOsaada 4..4 all 87 SO - 40,000 tr CsasdaAgencyAsso.tl ) as - - - 16,000 il Cation Company 1 e Ipa •-• 11. SI OopliZag„ Pra. T p.s an IS 20 • •-• LC:N. Lula rasos -..- lOO $1 40 - St, Do, Prefermos MO 111 119 - WAN 64 Do, 0p at. Pap. DN lOO 118 US - 96,000 ea taatl no.. i reo.or es 1 4as4 pa - .. . 10 IgyptlanCons.aTrd..(L 1 I 14 tips - 579,075 it. llama° Talsaraps PAN 0 Ana. sad Asst. Do. in 4 1 1 -. 126,000 10 ,G.Credltatln.42 Loa (L 2 3pa 6i di SOAP is 'Ow. Noss Naftwoo 16 II le - gOlOOO 1 [Gnat Map ( , lal - - -. mono I I De. Dept out. Plod all 1 i 20 Hodson Bay MOON SO .lislernst.Pinsa.doa (L ) 6 IS Nam 104 4 10 sla PO 1 Italian Irrigation Lasl 0 0 las - 10000001109 Do. Bonds - 09,100 SS Joint Stook Dialosust(L I 14 lips in -• in 10,000 83 LoadoaatriesaTradlas 2 - - ... NON 6 Los. Latvia TN ILL_ an 1 1 - WO SO i Loa. Masada UM. (L 40 2 SIN - Woos a Loa. Goa Ossabss Uo. al - 110,400 M. !Madras IrrlpL a LAW I le - lila* 10 Medlar. la. TaL Mean ) a 2 / .- 13,600 10 i NatalLsadaCon.oo.(Li 6 par 4pa - 11,000 la National Dlseasat 02 4 84 oan - `NO 10 I Nerbuddseasattras(L) 1 I 1 pas .-. INOI9 ' Do. New 11,000 26 ,N.Zsalsad T.salL.(Lia 2 - ..- - 110.0. UN IN. PM Atudnadaa all it 4 1 °amid am sil 14 34 WOO 1 Do. New. M. Is anima.. a:: iii:i.).. a ll at h Si NAN 6 00Passa ass - MON IN Pest Lear Load& ILL 140 40 60 - 111, 64 Pases.sail Odra Nom an et 83 81 QOMell Da. Now - SO le 10 gas 44 10 ftra.iii. — iii..iii g I %dal ft ao, N La - 10, II law . .. . sll 04 74 -. SI BP as La. eity Li:( . lsi on ty se sn 11 lila 10111 Root MO Stem 01 72 74 •-• N. NMI& Asa. lavalm. IN 110 143 la till catttaaa Most. lov.(L 6 14 MN .- 10 Balk hastralas Lail a ss ft .... I admarlosid. Sale 14.6.0 le . a U.ol AssML.) ILL I 4as i t pa - Pi SO Trailabs.CalLONada I 4 pa li 4 . a IL Marisa Vet. 4 .1. $ ter ve 11, so V an Dassia's Lad.- 114 , 313 Is -. PREFERENCE SHARES. and South Western, gear. 5 per east., l3ok Gnat Western origlail Chanter 8 per coot. pm!. As* 172. Gm* Wimiera (West Ifailsai--ord), Idguar. stook, 129. Midland (Consolidated Bristol and Birmingham 6 psi 1381. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The stock markets remain dull. This is settling day in Consols, and the principal business in this department has consequently consisted of the adjustment of the account. The funds remain at yesterday afternoon's prices, no sign of recoveryfrom the late fall being observable. English railway stooks are likewise almost stationary. In the foreign stock market, however, a somewhat improved tendency has been shown, but a slight recovery, which took place in the morning in some descrip tions, particularly in Mexican Bonds, has not been supported up to the pfesent hour. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 67fr. 60c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 93 to I for money, and 93} to f for the account (November 6). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, I ; ditto for account, 94 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914 f ; New Three per Cents., 911, I ; India Five per Cent. Stock, losi, !; ditto Four per Cent., 100} ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 104 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 225, 19s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper 1071 ; Bank Stock, for account, 239; and Exche quer Bills, par. Mexican Bonds were in demand in the mei ping and were marked as high as 433, but have since returned to yesterday's closing quotation. Greek Bonds have risen f per cent., whilst most other stocks in this market are now quoted much the same as yesterday afternoon. Turkish 1854 Bonds are quoted 941 to 95/, being dull ; ditto, 1858, 69/ to 701 ; ditto, 1862, 701 to 71, being rather firmer ; the Con solidi* 53 to * ; Mexican, 423 to 43 ; Greek, 371 to ; and Spanish Passive, 35 to 4 Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian 1852, 1858, 1860, 93, L 92/ ; Chilian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 873 ; Dutch Certificates, 1001, ex div. ; Egyptian, 101} ; Greek, for account, 371, LI ; ditto Coupons, for account, 171 ; Italian, for account, 74 ; Mexican, for account, 43k, 1, I, ; Portuguese,lBs6, 1857, 1859,1860, and 1862, 48k ; do. for account, 493, 481; Russian, 1862, 94, ; Spanish, for account, 55 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 48; ; ditto Passive, for account, 35f, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 14, 131 ; Turkish, 1864, for account, 941, 963; ditto 1858, for account, 70f, 70 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 701, I, ; ditto Guaranteed, 1011, 102 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 611. The Confederate Loan is steady, at 26 to 24 discount. The new Brazilian Loan is quoted Ito 1 prem. The shares of the financial companies are quiet, at previous quotations. International are quoted 5 to 51 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, 2f to 3 prem. ; and London Financial, 31 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay are steady, at 11 to 1 die. ; and Egyptian Trading, at 11 to 21 prem. The shares of the Land Mortgage Bank of India are firmer, at 3 9-16 to 3 11-16, or' 34 prem. On the other hand, Anglo- Austrian Bank have declined to 1 to q t prem. ; and Imperial Royal Privileged Bank of Austria to 1 dia. to par. An instalment of 10 per cent. falls due to-day (Thursday) on the last Italian loan. About 55,0001. in gold was purchased by the Bank yestirday ; making an aggregate of 281,00 W. for the week. The reported withdrawals for exporta tion during the sameperiod, however, have reached 158,091. The Etna, from New York, has brought 131,00 W. in specie. The 697,0001. in specie and bullion by the Mexi can packet will be delivered to its owners to-day (Thursday), after a delay of nine days at the Bank of Eugland-a delay which involves a rather serious loss of interest. The biddings for 40,00,000 rupees (400,0001.) in bills on India took place yester da y at the Bank of England. The propm dons allotted were :-To Calcutta, 22,00,000 rupees ; to Bombay, 16,00,000 rupees ; and to Madras, 2,00,000 rupees. The minimum price declared was as before, via., is. 110 per rupee on Calcutta and Madras, and ls. 113 d. on Bombay. The applications within the limits amounted to 121 lace (1,210,C001.). Tenders on Calcutta at ls. 1141. will receive about 14 per cent. ; on Bombay at 2s. about 68 per cent. on Madras at Is. 110. about 63 per cent. ; and all above these prices iu full. Notwithstanding the generally dull aspect of the stook markets yesterday, the new Anglo-Austrian Bank has been received with marked favour. The applications are already very large, and of an un usually bona fide character, including some from many of the leading houses of the City. The capital of the bank is thus already assured, and the list will be closed es soon as the subscriptions from the various continental cities, which will be entitled to ooneideration, shall have been received. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,1341. over last year ; the Great Western a decrease of 812 f. ; the London and South Western a decrease of 2,5711.; the Great Eastern a decrease of 1441. ; and the Great Northern an increase of 2,146 At an extraordinary meeting yesterday of the pro -010:111 of the English, Belgian, and Netherlands the resolution previously passed, in favour of an amalgamation with the Union Bank of England and France, was coufirmcd. The half-yearly meeting of the East Indian Railway Company is called for the 30th inst. The Metropolitan and Provincial Bank are about to open a branch in Oxford-street, and hare taken ion of the premises at No. 86, lately occupied grb e f B e s sars. Hyam and Co. The Crown agents for the colonies have an ' nounced the interest due the 15th inst. on various Cape of Good Hope and Natal debentures. With reference to the market foe American awn , rifles, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as under : W. bare spin to note only a limited business in the Len den market for American securities. There appears no die wand es English account at all. and the only support, the monist receive+, is from Amsterdam and New York ; for the former city purchases continue to be made in United States bonds (not endorsed). also in Illinois paid up shares. The demand for New York is checked by the recent rapid rise in exchange, which at the same time ha. mussed quotations to be reduced all round for dollar bonds, but sterling bonds or dollar bonds haviog coupons and principal payable in stew , ling have not similarly suffered. Illinois cicee flat at 18 to L 17 dbmount. The following are the returns of the Irish banks of issue for the four weeks ending the 19th Sept. : 11..4 ',Average circulation during "C tour weeks ending as ii!.,os e. II 4 fa and wpwarda Under IS. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (By uranuo TZLIGILLPIL) BEDFORD NESTING.—(THIS DAY.) SCURRY 14AND!Cig. Half, mile. Mir Juir,liar IT6.1;161;i.; fulidio,loTero. Vigil, Doe% ore Letve, Lady Abhor, sod Mn. Somerville are here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Three ranee. beans, Blindly, Quiperdown, Gibraltar, Reserve, Ras p/7, Onsteriatioa, Wet* and Abernethy. AU are here. Jamul/a —Denies, Pseeeripion, Vet, and Hilly Grove, COVENTRY ELECTION-(THIS DAY.) (11T XLMILTNIC AND INTINNATIONAL 'TZLZGRATIL) Irmo* 001 OWN 001USTONDCNT.) Sun OW TO POLL AT 12.30. ?reborn (comervative) Peel (liberal) ORIENTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY. I( (THIS DAY.) A meeting of the proprietors was held at noon at t o ) the London Tann., Col on el Glum ia the chair, to eon- so Mew the puma sad tlsaseial condition el the company, 20 and to router with the directors on the 000110 to be adopted. n The MAMMAL is opine( the proceedings. fi rst referred , to the financial eondition of thief:on - may. He said thankd. up capital amounted to 30,0001. which was increard by a lota of 50,0001. from th ei tankars to about so 400,0301. The assegai meets amounted to 290.0001. or if 300,001. The profits of the working of the lades steamer LI aloes had athirst defrayed the whole of the exposes* in Isdia and is London, shooing what might be expected with ; proper 'management The lose recently sustained was gi attributable partly to the nesaccemful attempt to navigate rd tbeflutlej sod partly to the great reduction of freights arwog li from the Americas war. In order to enable the company SI to Magid difilerallias and work memorially, the following mem were proposed by the directors :-Ist, to transfer two _ at hart of the company's steamers. the Mane and the 1 Gages, together with four or five banes, from the 1 Chaim to the Indus, which might be done without risk in February ; secondly . to cell on the most favourable terms that ofeald be obtaioed the remain. lag vessels of the company, and to close es soon as wrisible the (Xleatth army. Far then purposes. however, it was neesseary to pay a the loan of MOON. from the bankers. The shareholders was asked to amen to a proposal to isms preference shares. He believed that if that meat were given the difficulties of the onropany would be et to god, whereas a refusal most be elieutroas to the oommay. It was proposed to issue at ooce 6,541101. preferesee therm, which would seise 65,0001., re seswiag 3.563 to be hereof ter apportioned. MI. BERZY2TLZ, • director, moved, and Colonel BOSH secosded, a resolution to the effect that it is expedient to Mee the usallothed and forfeited shares to the company as pretenses shone, and that the preferential divideod to Ce situ:bed he tiers sham shell sot exceed 8 per cent A SHAIIIIOLDIM thought that 8 per cent would he an ergeessive dividend. and most unfairly prejudice the iotereste of the ordinary ebareholdees. The OHLJERNAN observed that old steamboat companies, is a meth better position than that one, were obliged to pay a preferentiel dividend of 71 per cent. It reply to a question. The Ourattaa stated that the lodus had earned about 10,0001. set ; as that if these were five vessels they might reseesably export a profit of 50.000/. Kr. TATUM opeeldered the pos ition of the company very assatirteeten, sad thought beet course would be for these witelead emellitenoo in the undertaking to forma new compa;;.leavieg others toretire. (No. Dar He considered it his duty to petition the Court of Bankruptcy that the ea might be wound up. He eentseded that it was usrla P es ap ror the company to proceed is its present course, sad that an inquiry ought to be made by an accountant into tts present poetics. (No. no.) He was proceeding to Men the appoistment of a committee, when Mr. HILL (the company's solicitor) remarked that no gentleman in WOW of calls could mhos motion. Mr. TAILOR, lotwithsteeding this objection, pro posed a motion, for • committee of inquiry, to inquire Into the erudition and prospects of the company aid the propriety of marestruetieg the nmosgemeot, when the Chairman said that ea the ground mentioned by the noliciter bmionld not receive it ; but on the oirjeetioe being repeated Mr. Taylor handed his amendment to Cap tale HEMARBOII. who proposed it to the meeting. Mr. Clang= seconded the amendment. After some remarks from the CBAIILIUN in reply, in the course of which he referred to the fait that the board had just received a valuable aceresioe in Mr. Rogerson, Mr. Oaks, and Mr. Womter. • desultory ditenesion took place with regard to the precise position of the company, and the =Umbria mew of releasing it from its present The ameadment was ultimately rejected by a large ma jority. The Menai resolution was then corned with only two cterentients. The whole of the fleet of the Royal Mail Com pany is about to be surveyed by the Admiralty. in conse quence of tila commencement of a new mail contract obertly._ . . _ The Tropical Department of the Crystal Palace sew =Wen a dos speetrass of the African tweed fruit tree (Ssoephalark• tridenta) bearing ite 'okras' fruit. We saw yesterday a regular old veteran of a wsn:or sad patriot. His same is Jobs T. C. 'McCaffrey. He wee raised in KnoxviUs, Tenn., is soventy•three E r w eez Leeold, sod had fifteen sou and three daughters. sews were is the Cake actor until the step of Vicksburg, where four of them were killed. The old man himself enlisted lathe Troth Minsk at Fayetteville, Ark., over a year Br. sad was lately diecharpd. He served eight mouths in the Madder war, twelve mouths seder General Jackson, thirty two mouths is the Mexican war, and twelve months in the premed mar. Ha has three brother. and three stepsons saw Y W Usk. anev..—tit. Lours Republinega. LeTtrzooriCiessitAiOxersue Coariurre(Lairrin).—. Trak receipt" fat the week sods, Oc% 1, 10,925/. 60. 2d. ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER IN WESTMINSTER. INQUEST.-THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. Isinghant, deputy-ooroner for Westminster, held an inquiry in St. Martin's Vestry-hall, Oberingerees, rcepeotiog the death of Robert Priodwell, who was killed in • fight leaf Friday night. The case excited considerable interest among worths, men, as " Young Broome," a member of the Pries R at present matched to fight Gom. wail alleged to have beta mixed up in the transaction, and to have acted as seem' to the deceased men. Mr. Abrahams, of Bow-street, attended the case on 1,- 1 half of Broome. The fatal soarooter arose out of • quarrel which took place between the dereased and • man tamed Porkies in the taproom of the Head and Becket public-house, • well known resort risportieg eharrieterst Oae of the witnesses, George Mullett, 14, James-et:reek, mid that he saw the crowd going up to Oreage-etreet to the ht, and be went sitar them. Hs got up when Broome wee packing op deceased. Breams acid," You hate got the wont of it this time, but the next time, you —, put your right arm out that way." Broome thee called time, sad deesued and Perkins fought again. Demand was aga in knocked down. Broomeseemed to foUoirkleosesed about dia log the fight. Witness then wait to look for a pullosemo, bat weld Dot find we. On his return he sew some one hexing deceased by the shoulders, and getting him into the beck door of the publiohouse apparently. He did not NOM well able to walk. By the jury—Dammed set on Broome's knee for • few seconds until Broome celled `• time." Broome woe acting as mooed. Witness did not see anyone backing Perkip. Wiliam bad gone to )the public.hoese for his supper beer, sad he thee sew one of the men stripping at the bar. Mr. Abrams cross-examined the witness, but without shaking his evidence. Whams did not hoer Broome say " There shall be no more of this ; you must go home." Ultimately the jury returned • verdict of " Man slaughter " spinet William Perkins. EXTRAORDINARY ourizAoz IN PADDINGTON. FIVE PERSONS STABBED. During the last few days considerable excitement prevailed in the perished Paddington, in consequence of a determioed attempt of • man named Belcher, living at 3, Union-place, Wharf-road, a gtoa upon the lives of Aye peplos" one of whom is his brother John Belcher, • private in the wand battalion of the Grenadier Guards, who is aow coodoed to the hospital of the regiment is Bo cheeter-row. It appears that on Saturday night last Belcher reached his home in • state of intosiostsoo. He had not been long there before he showed symptoms of a dera t of intellect. Two females, named Joan and Hanks, veered to pacify him, when be assaulted them with • clasped knife by atabbisg each in the arm. While attacking them his brother arrived. Upon seeing him he made a plunge at his cheat with the kWh. The blow was warded off by his brother, but the instrument entered the chest just below the heart. Lend trim of " Murder " were now uttered, which brought Meadows and Webster, constables of the 11 division, to the house, who seized hold of the would-be assassin. A desperate struggle took place, in the ammo of which each of the constables were struck with the knife. The man ins eventually overpowered, but not before he had indicted on himself • moat dangerous wound. They were all taken to St. kfery's Hospital, where they were promptly attended to by the surgeons. The women were boon after allowed to leave, as were also the constables, but the two Belcher', as their wounds were daagerows, remained there yesterday. John Belcher was removed te the hospital of the regiment. His brother, it was stated by the surgeon of the hospital, was labouring under ea attach of delirium tremens when he committed the assault. He le now under the surveillance of the polios. Diarraucrurs Fu —(Trig Dar.)—About a quarter before 6 o'clock a.m. a fire was discovered in the bedroom of the Hoe. Mrs. Wyndham, No. 72, Connaught. terrace, Edgwaregoad. At that time Mrs. Wyndham was in the room, Led, being so invalid, was unable to leave. An escape promptly attended, as well as the engines, and the police succeeded I. getting the hon. lady out of the room. The fire was happily outifined to the upper part of the building. A fire also took place in the premises, No. B. Short-street. Lock's-fields, belonging to Mr. J. Potts, at which considerable damage was does. A fire of a destruc tive character happened co the premises belonging to ltr. J. Hardt, a beot &edam' maker, No. 2, Harders-rasd„ Peckham, TM ptomiw and the molests were destroyed, and the pewmiw of Mr. Wm. Hawley, No. 3, and those of Mr. T. wrest*, No. 1, were damaged by water sad the removal of ftweihne. This fir* was mated by an neaps of gas. Mr. Hardy wes Moored in the Leeds and Yorkshire fire Mlles, and Hr. LIPAWISOO• in the Norwich Union of ins, bet Mr. Hawley was uninsured. A fire also broke out at 7, Oaro. eckletburtsquara but it was confined to the upper part of the huildieg. The sufferer was Mound V the North British and Hereastile Fire-offices. Oarerar. rirros. Oda So Lunt° DAY. Wzmismay. Ocr. 7. —Adadoeieso ea payment, 1.740 ; ditto by mama Masts. 794 ; total, 2,534. L 3.718.4 srAtml OADLIIAZY WARM - AND MOLL IL I N ZALLIIATS. Mr,WeLltabeit rm Nebo% IMO. IMI GM lisalas . us on an an an In .... - -I Ocemes Da ♦ IA Do. E makirddtoZ. 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Waster Jp. a lab I Do. p UOl to an Ds._ i s r. s. 111141 'New masa Spa rat Noes 800tta I p. a, MS gesoostead Gov. U. Itua.Gov. rpa i =el Via G0..4p.0.1e5./shaty Da do., p.a. Apra a 0 1 —•• it . i . : --.... 0@ gii.itoo samoo too.ooo seu.eou . 920,000 . 166402 . 1116.496 . .... . .... . la:000 :I thr,ra ~ IMO .1 1 .... 1 .... . mr — iliel %Lao, nom. 17. - T %MS. %magi el. lasi sal Woolbodia lief US U‘ UMWII4. Lawton ISO SI vi UMW el U. Lathed= NIP 0 NAM U. NO MAO BC 'illekets l9O IS 160 i Lai sr 1 Do. NW I Pd. I 100 100 10v 11125. LCL prices. I 100 100 1112 14 IM IN 03 116 I 01 06 r 110 110 100 z J IN us 111 116 101 106 111 115 101 lei 1116/1 1106 111 US 110 111 14 /14 101 ICI 100 103 101 108 111 113 106 IN 111 US 112 116 105 110 1101 1111:.1 ►A I .3. "Sow I 1t5.... .104 IT 93 .7 109) 104/ 1U id The Baal! of . Irelea.l The 15:371;i laß.nt ofl rte IstiLlot Daukirg Coal WV_ The N orthors Swift Company TM Mater Banking COM- Thin Tatiana Dank AVIIIAQI AMOUNT OP The limit of Ireland The Provincial Bank of Ireland The Belfast Beating Company The Northern Banking Company The rioter Banking Company . The Nailoaal hank MAIM, 129.8411 1116,861! 81,907 i 177.8211 17,797' 15.251', 119.101. 11.04 1104.419. 70,099 509,V6 399,76 i 115,6 , 8 10.760 142.00 t 01,611 WcnsesoLT 114,M.1110. Comoln, which clogekl yestenialaToif " " both for money and to-morrow's settlement, were Ire aa4 TotaL 4 1,40.1 L I C 850,4501 2,503,175 Ulan] bOL,74S /81,811; 81,a 141,440! ivArrl 111,079 111,177, 114,119 v,:A6B 812109 ' u 7,627! 48.a.t21 1,.: 5.550 COIN 1111.. D DUIIIIII rota RELICS DWG .111011. WAN! $OB 185,949'1 818,279 - Odd Silver. I Tall first marked to-day 931 and closed at 93 to #. For the new account (Nov. 5), the last prioe was 931 to The " continuation" was to 5-16 per cent. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money , 93, ; ditto for as count, 931, 93 ; Three per Cent.. Bedtio,d. 91f, # ; New Three per Cents., 91#, 1, ; Thirty Yeare Annuities, 1895, 141 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Chit. Stock, 1081, ; ditto Bonds, 18e., 224. prem. ; Five per Cent. "entered " rupee paper, 107# ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1161 ; Bank Stock, for account, 237. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm. India Bonds were quoted 18s. to 22e. prem., and Exchequer Bills par to 3e. prem. The foreign stock market was decidedly heavy. The more speculative stocks continue to suffer chiefly, but the reduction in prices was almost gene ral. The shares of the Land Mortgage Bank of India were exceptionally firm, closing at 3# to 31 prem. In consequence of the extraordinary number of applications, it is notified that the list will be closed at 4 o'clock on Thursday (to-morrow). A general decline has taken place to-day in the shares of the new financial companies, which have of late been bought to some extent by speculators for a rise. International closed at sto 51 prem. ; and General, at 21 to 21 prem., showing in each instance a decline of ss. to 7s. 6d.; while London Financial were 2s. 6d. worse, at 31 to 4 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were 7s. 6d. lower, at 11 to I dim ; and Egyptian Trading, 2s. 6d. lower, at 1# to 21 pea In the market for Bank shares there was a de cided preponderance of sales, and prices were ge nerally lower, including Agra, English and Irish, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, Bank of Hiud uatan, Imperial Ottoman, London and Brazilian, Loudon and South African, Mer cantile and'Exchange, Metropolitan and Provincial, Standard Bank of Africa, Union Bank of London, and Union Bank of England and France. By way of exception, there was a fresh rise of about 21. in Bank of London. The shares of the London Chartered Bank of Australia were also inquired for. Bombay Gas, Electric Telegraph, and Rhym ney shares were firmer, while Crystal Pala ce, Joint Stock Discount, St. Katharine Dock, and Oriental Inland Steam shares, as well as the Italian Irrigation Company's bonds, have receded. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 13 to # prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 4 to 1 U prem. North British and Mercantile, 18 to # ; niversal, ..”1— to 1 prem. ; Commercial Union, 31 to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, f dia. to prem.; and Oriental and General Marine, 1# to 1 prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally quoted # to 1 prem. ; East London Bank, 1} to 21 prem.; Buxton Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Prince of Wales Hotel, par to # prem. ; Star and Garter Hotel, to # prem. MINIM-{TRIG DAYJ Two o'Ciooic, There is not much activity in the mining market to-day. There is a demand, however, for Wheal Hope and East Lovell shares ; the former have risen to 4} to f, and the latter to 51 to 6. Wheal Chiverton, Wheal Baton, and North Crotty are dull. East Cando* are quoted 28, "buyers," ex the dividend of 16e. per share. In the Stock Exchange, Clifford Amal gamated have been dealt in at 37, and Tiucroft at 191. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Cobre Copper are officially marked 254 ; Fortuna, 4 ; and Lusitailian, to 11. The Portugal Iron and Coal Company have re ceived a telegram from Lisbon, statin g that the statutes of the company are approved by the government of Portugal. The company will therefore begin operations immediately. The following mine meetings were held yesterday at Salisbury :—At East Caradon a dividend of 16a. per share was declared, leaving a balance of 1,1391. 13e. 10d. to be carried forward. At Marke Valley the profit on the quarter was stated at 552/. 13s, Id., and • dividend of Is. per share was declared. At West Rosedown the accounts showed a balance is favour of the mine of 1401. Si. 10d. A call of 25a. per share was made. At Carn Camborne a call et 34. 6d. per share was made. COMMEROIAL AND MARKETS. LILPSILIAL AnISAG7IB. WleatotWass.' o. Spa beezat. Aug. !9 46e 947 191 Sd 9.1;M 64 Si Sept. 44e 241Sts 19.1 Ita 04 11d 39, lOd Vs Id 12 64t id tta 7.1 3.15 Ea SI Ins 104i3110 ma —l9 des 9.1 33. S.l 7499 e Walt SS 53 4 31 94 SU 94 tea :405 14 see ne!sra sa Oct. 3 to US Welke gate Avenge 444 Id Saa 11 MO. Yale ed MT.—Murk Barbi. OM% Bps, Baur, sod Per, la KAMM IFLOORIA.IIOIII 1111 m ATZILASS OF WNW DORM TM UK WM/ 'W M. - - - Od. S. LIVERPOOL 'III COTTON MARKET. 113 DAY.) (IT ZLlCrito AID INTICIMATIONAL wertwuzarw.) (Isom ous ows eonzerworDwirr.) The market for eottea keep, very steady, 'ad the tams acdions today will probably foot up B,ooolelee. KINCING LANK.:4THIB DAY./ Bonsa.-The narked emptiness firm and active, and priors are again higher, further sales of cloyed Manilla have *ea effected at the higher prices of 334. 34. to 33, 64. ; Mauritius, 35e. 6d. .to 375. ; Madras Jeggery, .ils. 64. (roomy, 375. ; and foreigo Moacovado, 355. 64. to Ms. 64.; Refined brown lumps have advanced to 4rie. COFFEE.-The parcels of Ceylon brought to public) sale have again gone off flatly, and only • portion of the .maatity offered tonal buyers as a further dceune of le. per cwt. Triage sold at to 71P. 6d. ; low midraing and middling, 775. 6d. to Me. ; good middling to Goo, Erls. to 90e. ; pvaberry, 88e. to 92a. Native Ceylon 'has aka sold at Is. decline; good oriboary. Ma to 69a. Tga.-At the public sales there is more spirit in the and priors of reddish sad blackish leaf Congo* are rather firmer. RICC.-4,soobags of Neeraorie Armco's sold at 9e. 9d. !inure.-A moderate amount of busing* is &log at pre- Timm prices for must description , . Pimento at 20. to 244.; cassia hopes, first pile, 925. ; second, 69a. ; Liner, -lonian*, 62.. to b3s. ; COCbla at about 3a. advance, 665. to 84s. Faun% -At previous pries. a good Minimal is doing. Cur rants sold at 255. to Wis. Raisins, Valeacis, 33... to 37r. ; Muscatels, layers, 42a. to 115 e. ; loose, 435. ; (Sultana, 395. to 435. ; Turkey figs, 235.* Stfle. Sattrrraz.-Tbe market cootinues quiet. Count is is mote request the total sales yesterday were 1,5c3 balm. Jeri has sold at a decline of 10s. per too : middling to good, 26/. 101. to 301. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The masitet is steady. Prices ere quoted ea follows : lowa billow, 445. 6d. to 44.. 9d. set each ; Petemberg T.O. cm the spot, old. 445. ; ditto mew, 45e. ; October to Der,. ; December. 455. 6d. ; Juaery to Much, 434. 6d. Arrived for the half-wick, 4,340 auks; delivered, 1,149 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.I The number of beasts is not quite so large as on Thurs day last ; trade is. however, very dull, and they mond all be sold. A few choicest qualities maintain Monday's quo tations. The supply of sheep is also rather small. The demand is very limited, and mazy remain unsold. Good calves being scarce are sold rather dearer. Our foreign supply consist of 390 beasts, 2,020 sheep, and 29a calves; ranch cows, 90. 1 Per Isom of alba e. d. e. d. Pee slate ot Sibs. o. d. e. d. Mai Bests, Hondas. 4 8 II 0 Best beet 11t.10d5314 4 0 4 0 Best fiboruborne 46 4 4 Beet Laser-vosis.... 4 4 4 111 Ilecead qua/ beasts 1 03 U be. do. Shwa .... 04 e 0 Calves Ptie gertmott lllf-hreds 6 0 5 s 1 Lambs &MIS at market. 1,270 ; Owes sad lambs. 3000. Calve.. 314 ; Ma, 210. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Molars. Harvey and Pastoo repast trade slow. at t►e following prices :—Sanwrice Lt. 811. to 90a : Work*. ditto, so& os7os. ; rowan. 50s. to cos ; & woe. ad, No. to Mo.: ditto, second eat, 90a to ions.; straw. 28s. to 344. PA , SENHAM, HANTS.—Thin small rnral Pariah has decided oe haring no more ceespekiery eberch rake. Ate meeting held ou September 10. thematic§ foe a church rat* was summarily rejected. W. Johnson, Esq., of Ike 'hanger Howe, a churchman, was the pried* oproneet. —.Haw* Ind. )cadent. - - L kn. 2111 Iss. 1.540.111. O Om. 1 .. •.. 1 1 1