The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENC& (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Mors Mr. Coramisooser Goalbws.) ILE WILLIAM CMAILLES LOCI.—APPLICATION YOB =LIAM This was an application for release from custody in the matter of V. dli►m Charles Lucy, of TA, Lucas- Kennington-park. oil and eolourman, at present lu the custody of the Sheriff of Surrey at his "lock up," v.". George-street, Blackfriars-road. The bankrupt came to the court on his own petition, owing 4771. There wee no Jpposition, and the release was granted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH• STREET. ♦ WENT ♦T Tilt ARGTLL• ROOM& Baran: Charles iv,7l;4;Z: " - gentleman," Hotel, St. Alban's-plane, and Orange Williawa . " gentleman," *Z3, were charged before Mr. Knox with being drunk and disorderly in Great Windmill-street, the last named defendant being further charged with aasealting Police-aergemit O'Loghleo, 23 A. Sergeant O'Loghles, ZS A, said—Last night, about 11 o'clock, the defendants were turned nut of the Argyll. rooms by one of the waiters, who fell on the steps. The defendant Edward fell on the waiter and struck him. I endeavoured to get the defendant Edward off the waiter, when the defendant George deliberately struck me is the eye. I then took George into custody, and handed the other defendant over to another *Moen The defendant, were both drunk. David Tun i cate, a carpenter, aad addict at the Arun Rooms, said—Lest night, about eleven o'clock, I was in the saloon in front of the bar, when I heard Xt. Edward Wil liams grossly insult a gentleman. The gentleman tech no notice for some time, till the defendant Edward called him a " white.livered coward," when be said that he had lost his liver in India, where be proved himself so coward. The defendant then threw a glass of ale in the gentleman's face, and as there was thee • great disturbance the manager advised the defendant and the gentleman to go into the office to settle the (Input*. They went part of the way to the dike, when the defendants rushed back again, and as they created a great disturbance, I assisted the waiter in putting them out of the place, when the defendant Edward seized me by the hair and tore my coat. The defendant Edward Williams—Did I not say that if a member of the police force cam I would go away quietly, but then was sot going to be Mend by a waiter at the Awn-room. The witness—Yon amid that. Savant CYLoghlso—Ths gostiiissso who w Waited is Ajtes — Mamma got into the witoems box. aid wham asked* the aid dark his pains, maid—Mr. Game Maedoemild. I mid* at Canterbury, aid am aa caw in the army. Mr. Knox— Let ate at cane Worn yea, air, that if you bare not gimme your right name, I =met take your oxidises, as you are nront to trill the truth, and if you de not give your cornet same, you an not tailing the truth. The pattmosa—l hays net given my right isms, aad do notwith to do ma. Iteox- 7 -TlTee I amulet hear you. You are act our- felled to give evidenos. The gentleman thee withdrew. Mr. Abraham Myer., clieckteker at the Arrpll Rooms, mid—Last eight a little after shine I wee mailed to the salamis seeesgenees of a disterbenee. Ir k ed the gentle men Weems to the oleos. The defeedeale weal part et the way, sad thee rushed back. The defeesaat Edward struck me are wr three tires, cutting my chla, sad keepekeriag rev shirt front with blood. - Sergeant Gibbs, 3 A—l saw the deteedeat Edward fell es the waiter, ad whammed the daterbeens. Oa the way to the studios the defendant George refused to go aay mad we were obliged to have the eadelease al several constables. The deteeduit Ed ward mid—l know I hod too much to drink, and I swat to the Argyll-rooms, I Wen, aid but for the conduct ol the waiter, the &dear would Rol hare oecariod. As melded the geothansa, I thought he made as inipeetinest remark to se. Yr. Eno:— Yon had drank • good deal, sod might pro bably have thought the gentleman said something to you. With regard to the waiter, it wall sot likely that he woold wish to mom • disturbance, u it wag his 'store y& to keep thins quiet, and sot to draw the attention of the police to the *es. For the an Bolt on the police I audits* the dr. frait George 51. I shall impose a similar lie o• the ether defends' t, but sa. of it will go to the witness for the Aisne to his oast. CLERKENWELL. Limon Mrs Mar PirriarrsD. A well-built, otroppiog yolac felkiworbe gave theism**, John Merek, a labourer, residaag at 8, Wahmer-pliso, Msgr. Woo*, who, according to • sportaag neen present la sent, was 111 Am condition, and to fight far se empire. wu Cl charged with bang gamed Le • prise lea es the miss, it 11. Pebeseemtable Wright, 260 0, laid th yenueday shams his alumni°. was called to the rains, in Vie•orio. street, sad ce prooesding there be (vend a greet met ir of IDee asessaWed hallooing and shouting. A ring was formed, and the prisoner and another ma were belting ; they were both stripped to their waists, end before he maid get up to prevent the dint, the prrooer, who wee mend with blood, was knocked dem. Tb. blow was psere with each force that it readeand the pimplier ineensible, and he lay co the ground in that stabs for seedy five minutes. The prisoner yes covered with blood, sod had assuredly got the wont of it—his satagooist was a heavier ma Uwe be, and in the sofas he managed to get away. The prisoser, whom face was bruieri, and who had one of bie eyes Weakened, said that is c 4 the eat be asd his notes bed to leave off work. wont° a publie lease, ead whilst the,, began UMW shoat prise fighting. One we beweght sip another, and it was sgresd that ha sad hie antagssist should go to She rains and have a box, assd hit the lest man win. He ins miry that he was locked up, ad world take's,. sever te get bee wimp lesuble. X. Bieber mid that as the pelmet W yprrs suf fered a sped • deal, aad taking kb Ow fact that holed best locked up Toe ems been, wadi new be dls bee be bed better be meld bow be mote gee SOUTH WARS. MTV:M.IW SUICIDIL Jana Wakii*g, • TiSplal.hlo.looka4 MY Rellohl germaker, residing at No. 5, Blerbessareet, NatorsaitY, was brooght ap is custody el D. 14211111. bele Nantawarkay workhorse, en charged with sucabling bi theesil with Meet to midis. Theametable dated that ea flahmtbay mem be wee media dews Abbey-street, Bermandley,e• Breda lemiesse, when • female erne up and asked hiss lo s • kastaattly to No. A, Besserkey, es • ams bed eat ids threat lel is al ft s rl ". speaser. He aecompaitsi bar to the beers to gnostic., aid proceeded to the rear, when be perceived 16.1 Yews.? ditties st • table leaning ids bead ea it. Moe doer staied, but whales gained ea sateen. by the window, and on gob( towards the prinewer be dimmed • knife is his right bead, sod on blUag life bend up whams found two pass men his throat Inc. whit& blood yrs &wig seriously. Whams eleadeed it a. well as maid. sad mall for Mr. Riebaseed s own of thy surgeose, who strapped the ads, and advised his ressesel to Biressedsey where be reeelved army athesties. Willies added that for the priseser wither of the vital arteries bed bees Oa sesselass him he Mod • paper labelled "Polese," and on goieg to the abraist's whore name emed w: : s it be mese- Wised that the primmer hid payload it the sem seersiag. Wheels embed him why he kind made emit ea attempt to destroy himself, when be ropiest that he was set d week sad weld not support his wife sad two shillese, sad that as he could sot pay his rent be bad hose theastesei to be termed Mb the street. That preyed so midterm his mini that he Many knew what he did. The releaser told his worship that it wee gdbe be gist the eoestable stated. He had worked at the IYtli then I:;=bat lad been lately oat at weak mg that die. kis sand so that be Madly knew what be Md. The mssi.traee Sold him ha had eommiteed • very wicked sot. sad • he bad dome it ellectimilly be would have left hie roar wife awl lawily to dame. With paths. be might have recovered himself sad bees mailed to keep them as comfortable ea hitherto. He should roamed him to gaol tor a law days, when he would hare the iweeidatios etrtb• ebapWe sad the &Mee tioo of the method odloor as to the AM* of his Wed. The papaw was then removed. WARD OF ALDOATE.—Mr. ex-Bborif Lusk will, it is underfed, become • enedidate far Ms meant alder. =Melt sows of this ward, le the room of the late Mr. Aidermse Heraphery. Hoists's Derma or Two HOF.PICIKR6-011 Friday het an impaset was held at the farm of Mr. G. 0. Mirka% la Leeds, leek to impdee into the deaths of Her met Bosom 47, sad Ass Betsey, 14, mother and bunter. The demised Mrs. Heaney, who lived at Chatham, bad este into the nerghbourbsed with rem dm se six .1 leer &Wyse, mid had loom employed by Mr. Theisen in bop prinking. They ware shellsred, with may other *hues, V some bets, the nets and sides consisting of straw thatch and lerp-bless, with weeds. 'Frights and rafters. The pieki bevie bees brought to a emelealoe re Wednesday, the s WON paid off, serf at eight the dereseed era • ember of ethers went to a pubis-bows at Leeds, when they remised drinking for several hours, returuieg to their buts shortly after twelve o'clock, the whole of them the MOM or lees islori retd ; iu feet, some of them dropped (lows es the reed, sad remaimed thine all sight The decomed, Harriet Bosse', was quite druak, sod bee two eldest sees were also the worse ler *nor. About 4 o'ebrek is the morning the Moneys were spoke by Indio, that their bat was en ire, sad the two awerred lost their liven NM Maim who hrtught set ism the raise of the bete, presented • frit : fel sperderde, none of their feature' beer died sad sow of the hoppers Woad hold of the ;rate it , crumbled to piers is his heed. - Notwithstandieg the lists wen honk sees the hank et moan hermit, they were setirely desmoyed ; sad onesidarlag SIN rapidity with whisk the dames spread, it is a matter of surprise that more ad sot lom thew lives. As it was, three at feer &flees Were overtly burst sad everything is the Meta lielseghig le tie hoppers eve entirely menemed. THE EXPRESS,. TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY =craw rismows.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAN XS. F by Spoetsmas . Gentle Kitty e . 6 ran. HANDICAP OF 20 SON'S. Bertha ••• •• • Primo, Les 800 3r... HOPEFUL sTAK ... 2 11 ram. GREAT EASTERN HANDICAP. T.T.O. Welland. Croegh Patrick, Gallus, BMA Prince, Queen of Trump., Promote. Alvedistoo, Waterwitch, Suburban. Ca rkbrook, Humphrey, Gemme, Bertha, Biondella, Zorn, Black Lily, Walloon, Hospoder, Benjamin, St. Alexia, Cassidia, Tortes, Dunksld, Nebula, Gem of the See, The Plover, Peahen, lady Abbe.,, Bohemia, Summerside, Creole, Steekinpr, Queen Elizab eth, Juliet, Poland . , Vin dictive, Fumes, Csnooette, The Principal, Luseitua, Lu cretia, and Stampede are here. PAID FOlWElT.—Hurricatte, Confidence, Marigold, Laura, Dirt Cheap, Lady Augusta. Jacky, Merry Hirt, Mangan, Birdhill, Drummer Boy, Lord of the Manor, Little Pippin, Gentilbomme, Jaroicoton, bisection*. Sauter'lle, Decep tion, Lapidist, Vivid, Keane. King of Hearts, and Poland. Gemini also reported scratched. BUCKENHAM STAKES. T C • • • • Wad Baaa,iii4;;;il;,;;lii;i6Tiretie;:* OROOME STAKES. T.Y.C. Cambiums, Olivia, and Dario= an tura. GRAND DUKE MICHAEL STAKES. A. F. Fantail, Ks*gbs of the Nortk, Stockbroker , and Sir,lron are hers. PAIDFORTM.—King of the Vale, Ceriotha, Cherie move sa, Lady b Superior, If ichaelSoott, d'exaodria, Weather bow, d e y Heeperoe. FOURTEENTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. D. I. Merry MA& °reeks. e, Bt. Jaelarlem, Harrietae, Wild Dock, Itoekeeham„ sod Harioluis aro ben. PAID FOUTIT.—Lonlei, Nam Boswell. Heroticee, e by Xing Toni, Moires. Tuscarora, t Voltiseur, Pamela, Anxiety, Thorpe Loreto'', Poi 7, Pareeeetoo,, Free holder. Retameki, Culotte do Old Calabar, sad Toteraina. OT OZ AIIIIVALIL—Hedwarth, Liston, Airdale, irony Wros, Abd Nooopo. ern, Japoo, &swims), Oalliope e. Little- co* sad I No betting. ELECTION OP LORD MAYOR-(THIS DAT.) This day being Michaelmas-day, the Lord Mayor and f3heriffs quitted the Manske-hones at half-past li, and proceeded in full state to the Guildhall, where they ware received by the sidemen and officers of the corpora tion, who had previously aftembkd in the aldermen's room. The Lord Mayor, aldermen, and sheriffs wore black court suite, and 'cadre gowns ; the Lard Mayor and alder men who have passed the chair also wowing their hoods and chains, the 'biennia next is tan for the chair being in full dress, with lase frills, and the offlows is full dress with their gowns. The traiiticseal nosegay wan presented to each by*, usher of the wart, sad the whole walked is procession to the adjacent church of St. Lawreurr, ie °oddball. yard„ conducted by the marshal in the fol lowing order, vie. :-431teriffs' chaplains, under-sheriffs, high ' ba lifl of Southwark, remembrancer, comptroller, seroodwfT. common pleaders, judges of the Sheriff's Court, common eerjeant, town clerk, chamberlain, sheriffs, aldermen below the chair, aldermen past the chair, rearshid, Iced Ewer's ehapleis, semeere crier, owordbearer, and Lord Mayer. In the church the Lord Mayor, sheriffs, he., took their allotted seats, the usual prayers were read, and a sermon was preached by the Rev. Cason Levies frees the Third Book of Kings, lat chapter, wed 7th, Bth, sad 9th versos. From the church the court reamed to Guild hall, proceeding at once to the hustings, where the reeorder and aldermen who have passed the chair took their places on the right of the Lard Mayer, and the junior aldermen their places on his lordship's left, the hall being about half filled at the time. The common crier then pro- claimed rileoce, and formally opened the Common Hall, for the purpose of deeding • Lard Mayor. The amotos &mils? said—l:impose of Lasdna, yam are assembled here to-day for the of Meeting • Lord Mayoral the Oity of Leadas for th. year sesaing. The earns °Moor than reed over the names of the several aldermen who, having served the alike of sheriff. bad not weed the cheat, viz.— Alderates W. Lawrence, Hale, Phil bra, Oabriel, Allan, Arabi, Carder. Abbe's, and 0. J. laerrenee. The Sergesot at Nue thee put the war seriatim, • Dhow of hoods upon each. More was almost • =la holding up at arms in favour at Akierseaa W. Law/sato sad Alderman Hale. Thae COnropTaB7.l6•lCf, at dm cenelnion of the shows ad hairdo aanoesoad, on behalf of the sheriffs, that the deetien had fallen upon Aldermen' W. Lemnos, carpenter—(lend obeerine—ad Alderman Bele. tallorolmodke. (Be. sewed shamble.) The loud Mayor and aldermen than retired from theme* hall to the coundlehareber, preceded by the martial and eword-bearer. _ _ fe - the seeani chamber the wart proceeded to " egraide for Lord Mayor in the gond way, their 'drake, ea a manor of worse, falling epos Aldermen' W. Inwrance, who was cosdocted to the head el the table by the ewordbeerer, sad seated on the Lard Mayor's left. He thee, is a lent 'beaked the were ter the honour aoategred ulna him, t asked their aid I. the execatiogi of his ditties. The Lord ltayornket biotin bees esegratnitted by the sidelong' and City officers, the whole body remained to the hustings, where The Comm Seaman anseawerd to the Common Hell that the shake of the Coen et Mamma had fallen soon Aldermen W. Lawler" the sawooassearn being received with loud cheers. iiteo73;;;;lsszas then terne/ly ealkd epos the Lard Mayareicat to enr .fa rad, sad drakes hie sent to tau epos Ida the Whoa to which he had been sireted for the year eesq ; sod the eserd-bewsr at este forested ban with the eheis of aka The Loan Ifaroirracr exordia* game forward =id load abeam, gave the required intimation, and made a few appropriate remark, ia asksowledime of ;be dietiaardrited bormer width bad bcsa ematamil apo. bur by hie fellow either. J resoled= was Uwe pearl seirsowlcilling the greet service I of the preeeet Lard Mayor daring his at Gees in defied* the privileges at th. ar,, y wfields( the attempt to muelpiaside the Oily pores and the Matroplihas force. The tudellea. after referring $o the seasno of the Prince sad Prieeens et Wales by the pity at the Useur con fe..ed epee It is the persons of the Lord Mayor and sherifra, ls their royal 11 iditiavito , tiflittmed seg at that his lordsh ip had not received the fen ahead ad header which his wads* se *AI deserved. The rissolutioa was passed . Theaks wore thee vested to Sibs sad the Oconee. Hall wee dissolved. 1.• IN WO WO !.. i . Ise 2 - 7 - WARE !.182'8.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The railway market is buoyant to-day, and several of the leading stocks have ad vanced. London and North Western stock bas risen per cent. ; Midland and South Eastern, ; Lancas hire and Yorkshire and Great Eastern, ; and Great Western, 1. The fortnightly settlement occupies chief attention. London and North Weaken stock is now quoted 1021 to 103, ex div. ; Great Western, 671 to ; Midland, 1281 to 129, ex div. ; Lancashire and York shire, 1131 1 to ex div. ; Great Eastern, 51i to ex div. ; Caledonian, 20 to f, ex div. ; South Eastern, 971 ex div. ;'Great Northern, 125 k to 1261, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 1011 to 102. Great Indian Peninsula stock has improved, and Bombay and Baru& and East Indian are brim Dutch Rhenish and Pernambuco shares exhibit an improving tendency, while Great Luxembourg are dull. O.IIDLIAZT SWAM AID "TOW% 1 11. I I'd I saawaa I I aitolispm.."" Q1N....1414,1141411dr, V Ihr leribilld__ Trill., ...... abLe. Bolos. eliatrd.dl aryipl !ad WA. .. - o~rt w Do. • I • oo . Olv..vam , . 1 p.o.s pad to TooIC M Do ao 8~ IdtDorl,lPorth. aborikaad &AWL/a Miaow, "atilipir • L OrisFloWe - a - Do. • Stook— Do. loot Aspen Mk. Geed Ilestary Dad 'Area motto. or Mo o Et kl6pot.lo odd I. floatb M WOO% Vira Moo& Welders Do MonoVoLlho.ll6 Do. Me* Wales Do. W. 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Ascesterior or DriaLl9. —The follow* ballads was Wool ma &M. by Ida snag's medieal atbasiaut:—"B6,6. 1663.—Hh Pool Pooled • tolerably guy sight, mid slept a geed deal ; bat there is en beans et deblthy W u awratea." MSTROPOLITAN Fin HOSPITAL, DITOWSIFIRS. WASS, CWT.—The wept* sambaed patients rained *arias the week oldies &S. 16 vaa—vesdied, 963 ; oar skid, 627 ; teeth MED ; trlitelt 546 weee seer MOIL MONEY MARKET.- (THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwor. The funds opened this morning with firmness, but have since declined j per cent., notwith standing the receipt of improved quotations from the Paris Bourse. The reduction is attributed to a few sales, combined with the tightness of the money market at the turn of the quarter. The other marketeare firm, with a favourable tendency. An advance has taken place in several of the principal home railway stocks. Foreign stocks, however, have not maintained up to the present bone a slight improvement which occurred in the morning. The settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which will be completed to morrow, chiefly engages attention in the Stock Eichange. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, • the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 25c., and thence receded to 68fr. 15c., being still, however, nearly I per cent. better than yes terday. Consols are now quoted 934 to 4 for money, and 934 to 4 for the account (Oct. 8). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Confabs, for money, 934, 4, 4 ; ditto, for account, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 922, 911 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 911 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 4 ; Five-and-a-Hslf per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1164 ; and Exche quer Bills, 2s. prem., la Mexican and Spanish Passive Bonds were better in the morning, but have since relapsed. Greek Bonds are supported at an improve ment. Italian Five per Cents. are firm, and most other stocks in this depart ment steady. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turkish Loan of 1854, 96 to 96 ; ditto, 1858, 70 to 4 ; ditto, 1862, 71 to 4 ; the Consolidis, 54 to 4 ; Mexican, 474 to 4 ; and Spanish Passive, 361 to 4 ; Transactions are recorded an follows :-Greek, 38 ; ditto, for account, 384, 4. 4, I ; ditto Coupons, 184, 18, * ; Italian, 721; ditto Maremmana Railway, 81; Mexican, 47, 4, 4 ; ditto, for account, 474, 4, 4 ; New Granada, 164, 171 ; Portuguese, 1858, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 494, 3 ; ditto, for account, 494, 4; Russian, 1822, 944, ex div.; ditto, 1862, 934, 924 Spanish Passive, 364, 4 ; ditto, for account, 364, 4 ; ditto Cer tificates, for account, 144, 4 ; Turkish, 1858, 704 ; ditto, 1862, 711, ; Venezuela, 1862, for ac count, 614. The Confederate Loan is without change, at 29 to 27 diL The Colombian Loan is lower, at 1 to 11 prem. The shares of the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria are steady, at 1 to 1/ prem. International Financial shares are steady at 5/ to 6 prem. ; and London Financial at to prem. General Credit and Finance have improved to 34 to prem. Hudson's Bay are quoted 4to dis., and Egyptian Trading, 21 to 2} prem. As we are now within a day of the close of the quarter, the discount market is tight, and accommodation is not obtainable even on choice bills below 4 per cent., while at the Bank of Eng land a good amount of business continues to be done. In no quarter, however, is there any pressure. The impression remains, however, that the market will become easy after the payment of the dividends. At Vienna on Saturday the Austrian funds fell Ito per cent. According to one rumour nothing definite will be done with respect to the financial arrangements contemplated in regard to Mexico until after the meeting of the French Chambers. Gold to the amount ol 32,0001. was sent into the Bank yesterday. The steamer Tasmanian has arrived from the West Indies with as much as 705,0001. in specie, chiefly silver. It ca said that some important undertakings hav ing for their:objeot the development of the resources of Egypt will probably be brought forward in the course of the next few weeks. Advices from Amsterdam state that the capital of the influential company lately formed for work ing all the State railways in the kingdom of the Netherlands has been fully subscribed, with • considerable Inds. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week • decrease of 4,6781. compared with last year, and the South Eastern an increase of 961. The committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Friday next a special settling day in the shares of the Inns of Court Hotel Company, which are to be marked in the semi-weekly official list. A call of 11. is to be paid on the shares in the Company of African Merchants (Limited) by the 20th of October. The Inn-yearly meeting of the Panonia Leather Cloth Company was held yesterday. A statement presented, prepared by Mr. Beard, the general manager, shows that, including the purchase of the 70 years' lease of the premises at Clapham, the company was fairly started at an outlay not exceed ing 8,5001. Of the first issue of shares 2,000 have been taken up, and on those a call of 11 per share will be made in October. With the present appli ances the company is able to turn out and finish from 10,000 to 12,000 yards of leather cloth weekly. It is mentioned that the material meets with gene ral approval in the various branches of trade to which it is applicable, viz., as an artificial leather for boots and shoes, for leggings, travelling bags, and waterproof purposes generally. The chairman congratulated the share holders on the favourable prospects before them, and it was stated that the present arrangements at the works will amply suffice to establish the pro fitable nature of the business. The directors of the Van Diemen's Land Com pany hare declared a dividend of Os. per share, free of income tax, payable on the 21st Oct. In consequence of the delay of the steamer Poonah, with the outward Calcutta, Chins, and Australiau mails of the 20th inst., the correspond ing packet from Suez will be detained beyond her usual date of departure. Telegrams may be sent to Suez to catch the mails up to the 3rd of October. MONDAY it 11113116. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 931 to for the Bth October, were marked to-day 931, and closed at 94 to 1. For money the last pries was 921 to 1. The official busineas report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, ; ditto, for account, 931; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 92 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1071. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. Exchequer Bills remain at Is. dia. to 2s. prem. Considering the extent to which attention was occupied with the settlement, the transactions in the foreign stock market were to a good extent. The tendency of prices was favourable, particularly in the afternoon, when au whence occurred in several of the principal speculative securities. The demand for bank shares continues, and the tendency of prices is still upwards. AnadVIIIIC•3 has taken place to-day in Bank of New Zwi laud, English, Belgian, and Netherlands Bank, Imperial, Imperial Ottoman, London and I Buenos Ayres, London, Birmingham, and South Staffordshire, London and South African, National Bask of Liverpool, Proviccial Beak of Ireland, South Australian Bank, Standard Bank of Africa, and London and Northern Bank. The latter have risen to par to 1 prem. On the other hand, British and American Exchange Bank, Chartered Balik of , India, Australia, and Chia'. Union Bank of Australia, and Union Bank of London were quoted ; rather lower. Joint stock discount shares remain flat. Electric Telegraph Stock was inquired for. The shares of the financial companies were in demand, and have experienced an advance from 7s. 6d. to 10s. per share. International= at 61 to 6 prem. ; General at 3 to 31 prem. ; sod London Financial at 4g to 41 prem. There was also a rise of to. in Hudson's Bay and 7s. 6d. Egyptian Trading, the former closing at g to f dice, and the latter at 21 to 2} prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 121 to 131 prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 3i to 4 prem. ; North British sod Mercantile, 181 to 1 ; Universal, Ito 1 dis. ; Commercial Union, 31 to prem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, if to 11 prem. Oriental Hotel shares were nominally quoted 1. to 1 prem. ; Imperial Union Privi:eged Bank of Austria, Ito lg prem. ; Buxton Hotel to I prem. ; and Star and Garter Hotel ,; to g prem. MINES.—(7IIIB DAY.) Two o'cp,ow. There is a good amount of businese in the manna market to-day, notwithstanding the intervention of the fortnightly settlement. West Chiverton and Bryn Gwiog shares are firmer while Whig Crofty have receded. Subjoined are some of the present quotations, vie.: Bast Caradon 284 to 29 ; Marks Valley, 6to ; West Chiverton, 47 to 48 ; Wheal Chiverton, 9.1 to 10} ; Camborne Vein, flf to 3 ; Wheal Crotty, 3 to I-, North Crofty, stof •, Caradon Vale, 3 } to I ; and Bryn Gwiog, 34 to 35. United Mexican Mining shares have declined. having been dealt in stn. Other foreign as well oolonial mines are inactive. At the East licsewarne Mine meeting, yesterday. the account showed a credit balance of 2631. 16s. 2d. At West Chiverton an important disoovery has been mad* in the lode in the 60 fathom level.west, now worth 201. per fathom. At North Crofty the eastern levels are looking better, and the 150 west of Petherick's, so far is seen, id worth 251. per fathom. BRITISH PCS ISSIONS 'mambos Oi. 41. p. Don. lea Ibil somemoo 15..dp.0 Do. Now Do. Now. I Mom DidtoD•Lokathwiall MlNL.Besok.deodorlob =bk. Lug. 1.1 • L loMons TADook 'Pogo& Dooodtars.7p.o.por.peof IDA Leas paa. I p. el D. D. Itsumakr... Do. 11. do Om/ Book a Oaas4a D.3il prat. Hoods D. do. defined Do. and pret.Bouds Do. do. deferred Do. 3rd prof. Stock Do. do. deferred Do. lth pref. Rook Do. do. doddered God Indio& Pootosod. Do. Bow D. Isondry, MI It IL id lodfa g. II p. rt Do. •Eper call IL Woo 'Awry arms Do. 800 Dillpolldmor th ie Dadlit .oh Diem llama Oodo. 4 per el D. Os. II por 4 D. 0 oar • Won D. lifthodosion Moth. and Boil= 1 /1 • 1 . 111 •Fela!' 4 alr~la N. i et Pads' p. & Ilklage b m4par wet— De. do. Do. do. do Do. PooDiad Do. do. do Do. ILdtatodado • IfOlllON 01 ZULIFATL "yarg.Zri O 2 0 zd 107 OS 1 le pa r a 107 ICS 107 100 109 110 Is7l 1161 I If pm 1 If poi 10 i la 71 IS 00 Is 61 00 51 53 47 49 24 18 27 29 U 15 118_ 105 — lt -- li roll 107 108 97 ►1 I oi °- tif iii 101} IN§ 67 as :al 8 1 Id N 101 IN 1081 107 i i Pop 101 - Ilrt i°lll 101 10fi JOATIONS. THE HOP-PICKING. (Prom the Soaas Eastern Muted at this day.) bLuoirroxs.—Pictiog is now everywhere sow plated. sad. as the whole. the crop has lima wound I. good exidition. The growth varies greatly. the hops is tbe seiebl mrbood to the Borth at the tc wa bass easily very lad—some sot area warlh the exposed pakeliag ; while so the other side many excellent crops have been secured. Taking a circuit al two ar three idles, we should not set the average growth at wash above 7 cwt, par sate. Maaavroara.-13ep pleb( is nearly hided. A guetle. nos is the eeighbenr loft 18 owls. as limey was eat rips assusli ; them bp will ossossoos pickles wow row (We lasedsy). The crop sad quality have begs vantens. Honrog—Pialcing is killed in this parish. The crop CAMS sheet of what wee as drat expected, Mat taking the growth throughout the parish. I think the planters gray couspatuiste themselves cm having a very kir crop, of • sea r superior YALDIIIO.—ri kt •TIABb, Which Omahas scesethieg Bke 1,00 acres of hops, has been very fortunate for the see. son ; though here, as eleeehme, the growth was orur st by many, the average will be about 10 ewt. per Imre, and mushy at dee quality. Streams xe.—Pleking in this district is sow nearly *de plete 1 and tbe general complaint is that hops have mime dow• Note than wea anticipated. The swap* however, will he a medestely geed use. PlXlll7lT.—Plektog is drawls( towards • elms here. The growth falls very short. The average le from 4 ewt.to 5 cert. per WS. limmarntromr.—Pickieg will be brought teammate:ion is this parish on or about the let Oetoher. The remit, with • few exceptions, will be highly satisfactory, is the mop in mot instanced is sot only awl to bet in excess of the is. bonito Meek of the growth is of excelliset quality. and massy line samples have been produced. Th e average growth will be quite equal tot cwt per awn. C•eveasuev.—At our market on Saturday, as on that day week. few kremesticess took pimp is hops. Sellers held net for high mime, which buten refused to give. We beard, however, of one sale of 15 toes, by • soled grower sear Ciseterhery.tt cwt. _ Sown. the hop crop of this °aunty h sew virtually at on sd ; sad mithosgh with wary for *woolen., the bops haws coo dein short of opooshos. some good growths lo Foot Soso boo bow 11001131111; leo gadfly, for tio mast put, is oeesidsred above th. average. ouStil,r ". r 1: 111 1: t re b blo l t . sl at ew Wwiewasy se lar As awes sa In moved lb will lso wwwwkwy for Ma to Ism lowa for mimes Wr COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETb. aims DAY.) Dir REAMILIO AND DITMINATKINAL (nor OM OWN 00111 WON Orerron.—lfarltet steady at late rates; sales probably shoat 7,C30 balm. Colol.—Tolerably good stleadasee. Wheat, moderato consumptive business. without change in prises ; Sear, Ilme qualitim, more freely offend, sad 6d. per banal Mile. Indies corn tether better sale ; mixed. Ills. IL beeps steady. Isidis, 30s. 3L to 30s. dd. IM P st oatmeal easier, with very little doing. Egypliaa irk* 1,500 wises !WI mid at 74. 54. MINCING LANK-(T9UP pAT.) Scows.—The market has opss.d steadily bet gide* ag lastweek's currency. The private sale. MUM NO bags of grainy Mauritius at Mu, sad Oarpattak gain at 34. 6d. Barbados. in path. saki west :Tl M. to 39a. Refined— Parkins pion an supposed. but the Maud fordrisd goods aat asiga; plass sill resift Co:writ:E.—The public, miss are without malt animation. privately no galas reported. Tea.—A fair amount of bunions is doing at fall prices. Rick —Than ars buyers at previous prices, bat so sales are mated. ?num —Tbsre is sot moth doing I. either new sunsets or raisins. Seismal/. —3OO bales nineties 8 sold at 38s. Sd. ONTO'. —The deemed has hem quart ; rites analtra. The total eases yesterday were 1,700 baba TALLOW mAREET.—(THIS DAY.) 11. market is lan at Ur assszsd prior :—Tows 44a 3d., int orb ; Pstarrirsa Y.0..s the grekesw,444. d.; ditto old. 43.. 9d. ; Worst* Dosomber, 445. QL ; Jas. to Marra 43.. SMITHFIELD HAT MARENT.—(THIS DAT.) Mom. Raney sad Foatta mart bode slow M LA dues pion. Primo tioadow try. Btlt. to 844 vaporior ditto. Sec to 92t. id. ; iatotior ditto, 60s. to 70. ; rev's, dat to 80i.; dam, aid, 90a. to 120 a. ; ditto, oecood lilt, lb. to 108 x. ; Any. lb. to 34a BOARD OF TRADE RETURN& -(THIS DAY.) The Board of Trade returns for the month and eight months ended the 31st August were hoard this morning. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the montk and the eight months in the last three years : For the mouth. lA6I 1862 1868 For Me right montbs. t 82,575,196 84274107 88,751,851 . . The returns for January (this year) were 8,045,1561. ; February, 9,298,6761.; Mare% 10,a17,4731. ; April, 11,897,177 L ;May, 11 , 2 8 4 ; 289 & ; June, 11,271,5271. ; July, 13,648,8401.; and August, 14,068,8141. PiOTINCIAL SHAM MAMBIT. 6-911,001. MIL teds7 1 agog Drawn, 61—Line don mad North Western. 1011 4—Midhad 111111.—Ditto, raw r ecant, 111 4—North British new aroma, 86—Nosili Stallard shin, 91)— loath Pastern, 96i11 ditto, maw DOOODDI. Mll— 44 per Cents. I—Birkenhead, 911—North Calla is 161—Preston and ire. No. 1, Mit —Mo E No. 9, 7S—Dligh No. 4, al—Buffalo and lake Huron, 6-16—MItla, Option Ow -1 Moats, 11—lhtch.ltheinsh, 21—Orsat Lax AMC 14 — Bank of reerpool, 114 I—B. sad A_ • Own pony (Liadisel), 41 p., new aceofint—Mo and hawk =id ,11 ; ditto. new account, 1 1-19 —Arta ;Limited), 14 p.—Fespire Marino 11.16 p.— Queen laminae*. 1916 p.—Union awls , 11 7—DM• new account, Ina. s, M.-01146. n e w &coma: la rid—Pod& Meow BP—Metier - Muss M p Oands., 461. !hammy; burr. In.—Market v good, mad prima miagy firm Hogan and Lake Huron, 6 6-14 ; nun *snow* fli—Car. so'ldated Bank (Limited. 61 p.; salt accoriats 911 p.—figama Eastern, 611 —pest Phip. as.. It, Is. 91. 9d.. is. IL. h. 9J., 34.. next account, 2s. 9d., 34, f 1 9d, In—Ditto Pre ference, Ik., 89 9d , Pe. 34.. 8.. next wmannt, Be. It. Ba. ed.—Ditto Ist Preference, 74-orsst Waiters of Cara, 10 9.l6—Lanawhire and Yorkshire. 1121—Laden and North Western. 102 : next account, 1914—Maselisatar and Cora Bank. 14 p. ; but account, 49 p.--Ilanctanier, illaftkeld= Iluosinsidre, 464 nett account, 464 4 4 I—Ditio ssi lag Cent. Preference, 116i—Metropuiltan, next accoonh 1 Midland, 1171 —North Brush. 461 most woos* Suntan, 964 . n at account, 0517 tii 7 4—Thanes and Mangy Marine Inannsice. 1340 p. ; most account, 111 15-16 p.— Mexican, 46i 1 ; most am•ount, 47-I:llstrict Bank, 10 p.. account. 10 p—llast Anglian. M 1-11 0 1 1104 1 (Mc i 41 .—Lam 814—lenesahlre Insuraice, next accountap. COTTAOEB roe ma LA3Ol7lll$O CLASIRL.4.-wTwo prime of 25Z. each are placed se the heads of the mimed of the Society of Ails isy Mr. J. Bailey Deaths, to which is added the society'e medal, to be offered for the most approved dengue foe cottages, with three bedrooms in each, to be built singly or is pines, at • cost not exceeding 100 i. each. They ere offered, one for a automatics among the members of the Architectural Aasociatioe, and the other to be open to the United Kingdom. Is order to secure • pro per sanitary ooedi'ioe, such provisoes are to be made as Lave the sanction of practical experience. It is deemed necessary that each cottage should 'esteem, an the grouod floor, • living room, of about 150 feet superficial • • scullery, or hitches. of Dot kr than 70 su feet per fi ldal. with • ventilated pantry ; sad, oaths upper floor, three bedrooms, one of which must not bo leas than 1C) feet superficial; in two of the bedrooms fireplaces thoeld be provided. The height from greeted to .rst-fiocir should be 9 feet, and the bedroom, or upper floor,3e R fed clear. The roemoraodoin of the Inelegant Comniirsioisers with reelect to the sulemotiality of agriculture' buildings (as applied by them coder the serene Improvement Acte) shall be adhered to. The drawinp are to be *a a uoiform scale of one-eighth of en inch to • I foot, sod they are to be not fewer than mix in number. via, two plain, three elevations, and one 'Pieties. Each design is to be accompeciesl by • detailed specifi cation, and as estimate stating in full the quantities of an the materials required, and the cost price at which they are calculated. Brickwork at St. per rod reduced; mantissa s t a t es at 235., and Baltic pine timber at 5. Sed perfoot cube. In regard to other tdaterials and labour, the whole are to be calculated at cost price. An allowance of :NI per cant is to be made for coutingencies and builder's profit, with 5 per cent. for the cost of superinteodeacs, so that the prune coat of each house meet not exceed fa, which amoost must include not only the cottage but the fixtures, water sunply or well. fencing, trivia& and all those addenda which the cottage owner tenet provide. and whin c , stisig money to provide, he requires interest for in the chaps of rent. In the selection of the plans for premiums, experienced pmfemional insistence will be obtained. and the estimates will be subject to the exanicatioa of a competent sur veyor. The designs will be submitted to public inspection. Udeemed worthy thereof, and the two most approved will he retained for publication or not, it the option of the camel The judges will be an architect, a land agent, and a builder, named by the Council of the Society of Arta. It would be an advantage if each competitor could name a mender who will undertake the erection of tee pairs of cottages, aceordiag to the design and estimate. The plane, drawing% end sperificatioes must he seat to the Society's ham% John-street. Adolphe, W.C., not later than the let Ja nuary, 1864. •^, Nrl4