The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-18 00:00:00

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAT.) Th'• afternoon the half-yearly general meeting of the proprietors of the above amalgamated company was bell at the Paddiogton station, for the general purposes of ' th,l.usioess of the company. Mr. RICHARD Porrea was in Ws aim The tePorkwhich was taken as mad, states that the revenue semists alone are blended in one joint account, as they sot :,tterly been, under thee subeisting agreement; show ;.,; the receipts and expenses of all the several lines, v otber belonging to or leased and worked by the Gteat u . .atsio. the West Midland, and the South Wales ,0219 during the seven preceding mouth. From the Ist of tugust, 1863. the legal amalgamation then commencing, the accounts, whether of capital or revenue, will incorporated for the future under a neiform manage ot, in one set of books of account, and will be published ,:hoes of the united company. They have given instruc• ens to the thountents not only to inoorporate all accounts tram the date of amalgamation to one set of boa*, but to -epare and submit to them and to the auditors a form of Alen' halenceabeet. to be hereafter verified and published, gather with the accounts of each half-year for the infor. atlas of the proprietors. The follpwing silows the dine• the between the same seven months in 1862 as matraated irith those of 1863 Iraise . ngetS, malls : SE. .. £78.068 I 643 Plare Is, warehouse rent, tte. U.otl .Is:ntenanoe of way L.,,omutive expenditozo Ai other expenses . 705,779 .. 62.576 . 66,792 .. 11,271 /21,481,08$ /1,671,452 VAIN URI INCUR/ID. POI 1863. Imam 111 %. 202 .. 160.4611 .. 175.676 .. 104006 .. 17,46 396,948 .. 400,307 .. AMMO £758,766 131,979 p.riog the former period of 1862 three months of the Is iereational Exhibition traffic—viz., from the Ist of May to the 31st of July—had contributed very considerably to the r,,eipta of the company in respect of massagers. The &lemma of mileage of railway, however, between the fore foot periods °masa of 91t increased miles worked doting tie latter period. The additional rent charges paid is 1863 re 34,802/. The available balances on the 31st of July, I+4, after defraying every expense and providing for every !ibi , ity, will enable the general meeting to declare the -Bowing dividends for the seven mouths, payable on the it of October, to each set of proprietors, us. :-20a. for orb 1001. of coneolidated stock to the Great Western od Windsor shareholders • Is. on each 1031. of original to t o e Wed Midla nd (Oxford) shareholders ; and for each 1001. ordinary stock and shares to the South Nam sliarebokters. The following balances will be apse :carried forward to the aspirate credit of each company in he current half-year —via, Great Western shareholders, ;,707/. 144. 2d. ; West Midland (Oxford) shareholders, :,0A)/. Oa. sd. ; West Midland (Newport) shareholders, 4301. a. 3d. ; and South Wales shareholders, 8641. 36.6 d. Having :ward to the future accounts, bat more especially to the continuous audit of them, the time has arrived when the pr,pristom assembled at the Bret routine will be called upin to make some provision for that service. The regretted death of Mr. Atkinson, in February last, lee made a vacancy is the Great Western audit. The directors are of 'make that it will be expedient, as well as prudent, wider existing circumstance, that the audit should be coofined for the present to three Instead of two auditors. and that one auditor of each of the three companies should now be appointed, and the male of yearly sl.owenee to each be fined. It is proposed, ia the first pine, no longer to vest in one hand the duties of micenary sad impenntsodent, heretofore held on the Great Western Railway by Mr. C. A. Sandere, who, as already reported to he proprietors, in February het recoiled his wish to retire. The director', however, deemed it eseeatin to retain Mr. Sinners's active coop eration during the passage of the rpulpuration bills, and his knowledge of the put and ludas taaosactioes of the company ought to be, and will le, accessible for may years longer ; but now that the Una subject of the noeseeisatioes of the staff has to • arranged, in view d the future acemomy and dive brunt of the undertakiag, the directors have mini suety decided to recommend a retiring allowance of 1,2501. per annum, to be soared to Mr. Saunders from the meat which hie resignation shall be fixed. In addition t, the agreement reported at the last Great Weston half fairly meeting as having bees male with the Loudon and South Wester') Railway Company, the directem may report heir proceed' hum' similar objects I. view, by mega istions with the and North WIIdFD. the Midland, tad the Vale of Neath Railway Companies, with each of which mutual aeronauts of much importance have been =chided, sail which axe severally 'scheduled in the Amal gamation Ana as enetsoned by parliament. The effect of all those various uvaagements, including that with the Booth-Western Railway Company, is to promote peace sod harmony by utilising existing lines, and pre venting an unnecessary and wasteful expenditure of fresh capital for useless or norerannerstive projeota. The directors are already giving effect to all those meats with other companies, aad hops to reel= anticipated results at an early date. The directors have teodered to the Metropolitan Oommus7 stag' l aditend mistime within their power far carrying on the local ffic, and they have arranged within the last few day@ to run some trod mime train with suburban through traffic, over the Else, renderag those trains available at the some time for local baffle. - Daring the last session several most hostile sod unnecessary schema' were submitted to the legislature, promoted in the districts coesented more ow Ism with Staf fordshire, Sbmpehire, and Cheshire, which appeared to the Ludo' and North-Western Company, as well as to the Gnat Western and West Midland Companies, fraught with mischief to their respective internam, bet without any corm Wog advantage to the pubho, se that en opposition to in parliament became • necessity. It he with mach pleasure that a statement may mew be made of gement sea ms in that joint opposition, as well as is the means taken to coanteran some other iejurioua legislation during the nee radon. 'Daimon as summates el the Lona, when least* one handle scheme, had recommended fatalities to be gives foe ea interchange of traffic over • ppoorttion of the nags is the mime district, the directors immdlately framed the moat orimprelsonve classes to be inserted in the ADISI• Peatioll Bills, having it in view to render such ennui hailtiht and, althoonli the promoters of the hostile lines resisted the iatrodaction of them, both houses of parlio meet agreed a giving insertion to those clauses. The West Luella Extension Railway, belonging to the Loa the and North-Western, the Sonth-Wastera, and the Brigham Railways, cocjointly with this oonapany, wet wooed to the public in the bening of the year, and Great Western trains have bees rusehig over the railway into the Victoria station at Pimlico sine the lad of April, IBM. The Bristol and South Wales train Rail way bas just been oompleted sod emend, and a working agreement has been syringed with that mammy. The Cornwall lin to the town and port ef Falmouth - has been recently opened for tram's, and completes the system to the most westerly port is the BOMA Mann. At Birkesheed the great low water beds is sow surly completed, and may be opened for bailees withia a few weeks. It will be ao canary to anthoeine the raisin of 35,0301. to meet the ob tainment for cuatriliatiag that nem towards the Ely Vapory capital. It will be obeseved, by reference to the iceman of capital remind, that instead of iamb; for penmen invention the capital stock of 1,0110,0001. nested in 1861, temporary adviser have base accepted from tiros to time, as thee authorised. The powers of the Capital Act, 1861. enable the company to create an addi tional mm of 227,6621. of stock ; and, in order to provide for every coatiageocy and to repay all adenoma the directors recominsod the resolution wh eh will be submitted to the meeting to create it, and then offer to the share holders, in the first inshore, the entire amount of 1,227,5621. puritans', upon conditions which will be likely to produce. In pennant investment, the whole sow. Although the deuces already made to the company have been obtained at • moderate rate of interest, the trader. taking is subjected, from time to time, to commiesimis and each other expenses in respect at temporary loans as enable the directors to declare that, in their opinion, no increased charge I'M became payable in con sequence of the issue o. the mid stock ; but, on the other hand, that the company will be greatly relieved from all contingencies or risk through the tun ectiou so mou e. mended, of commuting temporary advisee into permanent capital. The ordinary resolution for enyerting @bares into stock of each section of the company as coos se paid no will be brought at the same time under the osemideratioe of the proprietors. Immiy after the last special mesh% of proprietors for the of eight.., Great We-tern di rectors. Mr. Walpole retired from the chair which he had yet tie garnet roped of Ilase=ses. The raareVie l e m ehree ansalpmend Mr. Richard Potter as chairman, sad If cc r. a g=i Futon se deputy chairman of the united andertaMag. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, mid he was glad to see se large as assembly on that the ant occasion of the easetieg of the united boards. The commie, now had • eintal of 41,000,0001., and • mileage of 1,000 mike. Bosh wee thin unties sow. The parent line was onimeneed in 1635 with a capital of 3,300,0C31., read was opened in 1840. The Great Western proper was le 1846 what it wee le MB Bat they were sow amalgamated with Mbar line, which mac a policy of rest pueblo The grown of the Gwen Western was amnia hem 1846, and it we that whisk sensed the depreeistiee of the ordioary nun There wan an absolute ideality between the interests of the ordinary shareholders in the One cem palsies—the Great Woman, South Wales, and West W ind. He hoped the time was sot far distend when there would he en absolute identity of capital ma well as of joist iatereet (Hear, hear.) There would be a divides of labour • Aimee a divided resporibility amongst the 28 members who now composed the board. They Intended to divide themselves into committee* for that Purpose. He had to announce to them that it no. was the insatiate of Mr. [Undies to resign. The of of secretary and general would henceforth be divid e d, as they ought to be, • the eon mitten to which he alluded would take the direction and superu s i oi of both those departments ors themselves. This brought hi m to the gaieties°, a retiring passion whin should be given to Mr. Smolders. What the hoard proormild was to give a pension of 1,2X1/. to Mr. Sannelere. (No.) He ad mitted there was po weal or legal obligation on them to give auh a pension. But Mr. Situaden'experimeeemad linflaandere memory of put trunnions would be of great am to them, and he hued the proponiou of the board would be re ceived gracefully sad unanimouly. (" Hear, bear," an 50, so . It wee true they might lave Mr. Senseless en the but that could not be effected now till four of the present board retired. The claims& thee THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1863. ahem' the meeting on the subject of the report, and slid that he had gone over the secolieta for the last seven mouths, and could assure them that every farthing Glistered, rent, km., payable or accruing, bad been charged sided the account. There was some itneatudactioo amongst the South Wales shareholders at the reduction of their dividend from 31 to 3 per cent, but be explained bow that occurred. In conclusion the chairman said that the board bad been reconstructed and new members had been placed upon it. That was not done without a diminution of the authority of the board. Now if they wished to have their burden properly conducted they must give 000fidenoe to the board and strengthen their bands when it was necessary. (Hear.) The motioa haw* been wooded, Mr. Aware addreseed the meeting, sad said that he be hoved the directors of the Great Waders section of the board were not legally elected as the votes had not been counted, and only two of the scrutineers had sigsed the re cult. He mite a protest against the whole board and should try the Ineetioo. (Laughter.) [The proceedings were going on when we went to prem.] LONDON AND NORTH WRSTERN RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) mina roa £2,197,666 ramasacz Broca. At noon to-day the board of directors of this oompaoy met at Easton Station for the purpose of opening the tenders for 2,197,6661. preference stock; Mr. RICHAIU) Moots in the chair. The CaLutuair said they had met to-day for the board to declare the minimum price of the stock of the company, for which they had lovited tenders. They had considered the matter very caret ally, and had come to the conclusion that their stock was well worth 115!., and they had accordingly flied that as their minimum. _ _ -7 11111T014;1111;;Iirii;;;0711114 and IBDCRIOCed. The result was that 161,5364 wen tam up at as following istsa :- 89,3004, at 115/. ; 20,0001., at 1151. Is. ; 2,4001., at 1151. 2s. ed. ; 10,C301., at 1151. 56. ; 10.004, at 1151. 7s. 6d. ; A MN., at 1151. 10a ; 1,5001.. at 1161. ; 5,009/.. at 1161 5a.; 1,0004, at 1161. 106. ; 1,3364, at 1171. ; and 17,0001., at 1171. 12s. _ _ _ . — Alarge amount was tendered for at prices ranging from 1101. to 1141., and 1141. 10s. There was also a number of tenders at par, of which some were for large emanate. These was one tender at M. and another 991., but their amounts were not stated._ . . The — 6 IlAlif l i. 27 ;hacked the gentlemen who had tendered for their attendanos, and the procesdinp tenninatat SHARE LIBTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoca. The railway market is rather dull to-day, with little business. Prices, on the whole, exhibit an unfavourable tendency. Great Eastern and London and South Westernstocks have declined } per cent., and London and North Western and South Eastern, }. London and North Western stock is now quoted 101 l to 1021, ex div. ; Great Western, 66} to 67 ; MUland, 127 to }, ex div. ; Lancashire and York shire, 112} to 113}, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 51} to ki e nle c r l i i i v.; Caledonian, 120} to 121, ex div.; South , 95} to }, ex div.; Great Northern, 125 to 196, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 100} to 1011. ' Indian and Canadian railway securities are with out alteration of importance. East Indian stock is inquired for, while Punjaub and Indus Steam Flotilla are tether dull. Lombardo-Venetian and Bahia shares are firm. 0 62 ■d 108 10110 1 18 pm le 4PM 1 4 6 6 fi 4 IV* MI IP 1611 11 3 14 149 66 If pm 1 1 71 7$ 68 40 66 67 60 52 47 49 SO 88 46 88 Lai iiiii 3 11 P ee p Wife 108} 10/ 101 101 10 dim 14 00 SI 10 1 107 kW} 101 hOf SO •T bli 14 1 10 St Ps _in 1274 14414 102 104 C DANK& 1071 111 100 } .... 104 . 107 1 * 102 IVA* 111000 NVIN 1011.0*P 2'i l i :, °°° H. 0 WWI Gds.— lasbay elk LaiMC ertl. Amadei& Lad .. Mt..% 104101 tag. TN— *Mil' lila. Omsk Loll OoosdaAmooyAsso.(4) Omlos Coopmmy Oor.ll.l4, ma ltat. 7 p.c Do. Aolwoako • " • Do. • p. el. Pm:DA Satin...l,4mA =isoComATrd.(l Dom ami T rXr.' • • G.Crotlallmot Loa (L amk. erool nip Do. Mom mot. PM limboa Boy latornotliamtlios.(L) "Iliacs. 100 Cakei Dds AIM Nook Lbws Tim Lam DuIrMO Loa Ramada A.o. (L loft Om. Ommilms ow. limbos Imiga. Omm TOL (UP. Natallood&Oomeo. thiloool DiamooaS thrbadAaromidlrcell Da Now 14.Zasland T.saaL(Uak Arileahrh.o. liis - ii;i iiii- Oda. Ea. 111 m. aim) Moms ems I led Ever Imod Is lUD 1 Pada and dim NSW 14.1111.(14 Mb &Jas. CUL 1n.(1... Iti lei 11 II 11l 111 L l its sr 4 few - I 0 10 IT all Mad lull Slam UsSSSi Au& lawsles.l &African lerAp.lnv.(l, Ow* AssietAn? Use 1 11611.11" 142.cdAai5a.. 7"11 31 . laccu.cosmia rd T.. vll3l Dllll4llll Lad ii ii W N It 111 IS S 7 U lie 1111 111 118 e Ma i psi ti JIM lit .106. .~~. ~I 1 t dis II Pa 11l 110 SI Wm a i d o. tor A Poi 1 1 pai 21 I i i I f" SOi dis 413 i i p a j db • 7 V V. i lifiel eft 1 / 4 11 i 1 IV 141 Si i L i t 1 4 i 21 sof aili 111 •1 at 5 par cad. PREFERENCE Great Northern 5 per cent. prem., 1071 7. Great Western 41 percent., 1011. Loathe, Chatham, and Dover 5 per mot. preference, 1001. Wait Midland—Oxford let guaranteed stock, 134. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 911 e. Babe and S. Fele. Lim., guar. 7 per cent, 21. Belgian Fasten Amelia', 1/. Great Luxembourg. 14] ] e. Ottoman (Smyrna to Ade), 14. Recife and Sao Francisco (Pernambuco) Guaranteed 7 per cent. (Limited), 191 ] 19. San Paulo Lim., guaranteed 7 per mt., 91. Ditto (all psid), 221. South Austrian and Lomberdo•Venstian, 221 I. Turin and Savona, 3 1. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA Y.) Two cr'Ovxm. There is not much business in the stock markets to-day. The occurrence of a holiday to-morrow bag some tendency to restrict transactions. The funds remain at yesterday's quotations, with an unusually limited range of dealings. Rome railway stocks are dull, and the immediate tendency of prices does not appear to be very favour- I able. The only animation in the Stock Exchange has been in foreign securities, which continue to attract much attention and are still rising. Meal can Bonds and Turkish Consolid4s are in especial • request to-day, and have advanced considerably. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet arrived. Consols are now quoted 931 to 1 for money, and 931 to 1 for the account (October 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, ; ditto, for account, 931# ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 92, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 94 ;1 India Stock, 226 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 108/, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100} ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1971 ; Bank Stock, for account, 240 ; and Exchequer Bills, par, 3s. prem. Mexican Bonds are in renewed demand, and have again risen per cent., being quoted 461 to 46. There is also a fresh rise of in Turkish Conaolid4s, which have now reached 541 to I. The Anglo-Turkish Loans are steady, the 1864 at 96 to 96 ; 1868 at 704 to ; and 1862, at 711 to I. Spanish Passive Bonds are 1 better, at 37 to 4, and the Certificates steady, with numerous transactions. Greek Bonds are _ . supported at yesterday's quotations of 381 to 1. Italian Five per Cents. have improved, and there are inquiries for New Granada Two per Cents. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian 1832, 1858, 1860, 90, 1; Buenos Ayres Ooe per Ceuta., 33 ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 87; Equador New Consolidated, 161 ; ditto Provi sional Laud Warrants, 9 ; Egyptian, seoond issue, 101/, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 371, I, 381 ditto Coupons, for account, 18i; Italian, for aocou ut, 73, 1 ; ditto, Maremmana Railway, 81 ; Mexican, for account, 451, 4b, 1,1, 46, 451 ; New Granada, 161, 17 ; ditto Two per Cents., 33; ditto De ferred, 10 ; ditto Land Warrants (Hectares), 71 Portuguese, 1856, 1867, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 491 ; Russian, 1822, 941, ex div. ; Spanish, for account, 55 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 481 ; ditto Passive, for account, 37, 361, 371, 37 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 141, 1,1, g ; Turkish, 1854, 951 ; ditto 1856, for ac count, 701, 5, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 71i, 5,5; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 60. The Confederate Loan is quiet, at 26 to 24 discount. . _ There is still a strong demand for London Financial shares, which show a further rise of 12s. 6d., being quoted 4f to 4f prem. International Financial are also firmer, at 54 to 61 prem., and General Credit and Finance, 21 to 21 prem. Hudson's Bay are rather better, at f dia. to par ; and Egyptian Trading lower, at 14 to 14 prem. There was a rather strong demsed for money yes terday in the open market, and the rate was fully 4 per cent. At the Bank of England, however, there was less inquiry. About 90,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, and 48,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Mauritius. The Anglesia, from Melbourne, has brought 146,000/. in gold. The Stock Exchange will be closed to-morrow, by order of the committee, the building being still under repair. Compared with the same period last year, the Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,2081. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 1,2101. • the Great Eastern a decrease of 271. ; the North Eastern an increase of 3,0801 ; the anchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire an increase of 1,2281. ; and the North British an increase of 822/. At the adjourned meeting yesterday of the Oriental Inland Steam Navigation Company, the chairman, Colonel Grimes, entered into some full explanations with regard to the management of the company's affairs by the managing director, Mr. Bourne, whom be charged with general incompetence and with having squandered the monies of the 001:12- pixy. After s long discussion, Mr. Bourne ' in compliance with the wishes of the meeting, agreed to resign, provided the chairman and board of directors withdrew the charges which had been made against his ability and character. The board having acquiesced in this course, Mr. Bourne re signed his office. The annexed communication is from the solicitors of the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria : LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NT sum= TILINIUJIL 1 DONCASTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) DON STAKE 3. Tom Pool boat Jimaicotoo. HATCH. Brows Ban colt bust &boob's. TOWN PLATE. Hubert _ _ _ Newmarket ... Maid of the Mist 20 ma. DONCASTER CUP. Queen Bertha ... ... 3 ... 1 6 taik. DONCASTER STAKES. Laat mils and a ball. _ - Baulerella, Meriden. The Flamm, Michael Scotc, Lord Clifdeo, Columba, Woldirs, National Guard, Emmy Bell, Borealis, and Neweburels are here. NURSERY PLATS. Last mile. Tarlatan, lady iiTir;B734.orplaan, I:UMabound. Lady Hylda, Elwood*, Antoinette, Folly, Ragiaa, Greville, o by %waterer, Crum, Gondola, Light, Wild Thyme, Analog. toe, Ras Bouquet, Mouleey, Ramie f, Cceor de Lion, Cho. 1 bja . le , ,Orsicast, Bittern, Oneida, Roes, Lady Mary, Rouge Eleanor, Aoolyte, Prime Arthur, Dr. Rooks, Gams Pullet e, Harvest Mall, and Lady of Comber° are hare. PARK-HILL STAKE% O. mile 6 fur. 130 yards. Fantail, Columba, Deception, Bonny Bel, .N.toa, end Bohemia ene ben. SWEEPSTAKES OF 200 SOUS. Ons mile 6 furlongs 130 yards. Rapid/Manske bars. Nowa!' lit llDlCAP.—Additioaal Eatry : Folly, Got 101 b THE SUSPECTED MURDER OP 4 B4LNIC CLERK. ADJOURNED INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. John Humphreys, the Mid diets: coroner, resumed the inquiry at the; Dock Hotel, Ern Smithfield, reepecsiag the death of Mr. Hugh Davin Norris. aged 22 years, a beak clerk, residing at Haslewood lodge, Roupell-park, Streatham, who it was alleged had died by foul mesas, under oircumetemoste which have been detailed ia thin journal. The mart was again crowded by the relatives and friends of the deceased gentleman, and the utmost interest wee manifested. Mr. Alfred Morrie, the brother of the deceased, of Roe. pell.park, Streatham, attended to watch the case on the part of the family, and several commercial gentlemen were present to bear the proceeding. The jury having answered to their names, Mr. )(orris, the brother of the deceased, said, in reply to the Coroner, that be had been unable to obtain any farther evidecoe, and Sergeant Hawkes, the City polios detective, gave a similar statement. Dr. Edmunds, of Finsbury.eircus and Spital.square, was Wee sworn, and said that he tied, by the Corwer'sdireetion, made a complete post-mortem examination of the body, and death was clearly the result of submersion by drowsing. The body had been in the water about seven days, and was much bloated, the features of the face warmly recognisable. There were also dark appearawee as the body and arms. The knees ware bruised, and there wee an abrades ea the left elbow. There was no trace of violence as the externalpart of the head. The brain was dark and soft from congestion. The heart was gorged with blood on the right side, and quite empty clothe left. The lungs were deeply congested. Had examined the neck, and could net trace any marks of violence, and the larynx was uninjured, but full of slimy mud, which extended through to the smaller air tubes. The stomach and intestines were largely worsted, but nearly empty, with the exception of a little wise, currants, and vegesablernatter. Tin man who found the body mid, in answer to the Co wes:, that he had sot searched the body. John Christopher, corpeeter, 15, Bettler'shuildhige, Upper East Smithfiehl, said that he was with Piaui@ when be farad the body. It was not searched. Deceased wee pat on to the causeway, while •memeager ran for Mr. Perry, the sum moning °Meer, who arrived with the shell. William Perry, the summoning °Meer, said that be re ceived information from the man Plants, sad famed de ceased dressed with the exception of his hat. No disarrange meat of the drew Witness searched the pockets sad faced a watch,chaln, a meerschaum pima eier essoNbei DO =mg- There were several persons with witeem when he searched the dsceued's dress. Regis said that when be Mt maw the body it euddeoly came up by the force of the tide and there were two steamers paining at that moment. The body had been in the water above a week, and when be first saw it rise to the surface the eye was blackened. Dr. Edmunds said, ia answer to the COMM. that the fax wee so much dieooloured by deoompo 'Won that he could not speak with any ortainty as to whether the ap pearances of injury were inflicted before death. Conmer—What deductions do you draw from your exa mination _ _ . Dr. Edmunds—l believe that bodied from drowning, and that death took place about two bourn after be had takes the wise, and that during the drowning so water had been swallowed. There wee so injury to the skin at the end of the angers, which led him to believe that be (dsowed) bad not straggled is the water, 110 that I thick he must have been more or lam hissesible wbea immersed. B Mr. keels--If the dammed bad been rendered ia ae before the injury, would the eyes be cloned! Dr. Ednivade—Yes ; they would close by the mere mechanical swelling. Total insensibility was cense by sub. maraca in water, and bodies which Likd been in that water would decompose more rapidly than others. Br. Harris mid that when he Brat maw the body the injury over the eye was darter time ally other part of the body. William Thames Graham, en inspector of Thames police. mid that on the led hat there was a flood tide about half peat 3 o'clock to the afternoon, and it would be about half food at 12 o'clock at night. By the Ooroser—At that time there would be about 12 or 14 feet of water at the bottom of the step' leading to the river. There were urinals as each side of the bridp steps. The Coroner then summed up the testimony of the several tribalism, and said there was certainly considera ble mystery as to the manner in which th e dec e a se d came isle Ws water. They had exhausted the whole of the evidesoe obtainable, and as the police and friends were eatable to assist them further, be would recommend an open verdict. which would leave the case open for further in veetngation if asythieg should transpire. The jury concurred, and ultimately they returned an open verdict, "That the deemed Hugh Delwin Morrie was lotted deed in the water of the river Thames, with marks of violence ; bat when, how, or by wh a t me a n s d ecease d became immersed, or the said injuries warred, they bad no evi d rum to prove." The napery thee terminated, but the polies were directed to follow up their exertions. S6IIIOIIB EPIDINIC OnerzasinA.—An outbreak of ophthalmia bas taken place mew tee children at the Dover Com. Caw& of 00 ewes are sow leader treat ment. The Board of (Nardi's@ hate tolled is to their aid J. Wooloott, tbss oculist surgeon to the Keel Comity Ophthalmic Hospital, sad that goadsons las takes abuse of the patisate Bus FIRMINCL—The royal commission appointed to leggin bete the °cedillas of the se► Satiates of the United llialdem will somessess the iaquiry at Culleroosta, ea the, Nedietatiserlaad mesa ea Tuesday seat. They will visit Newbigeria, North Beederlaad, amid Hot Weed, mid will ties ocadiaise their }above et Uaederlasq Hartlepool, Ball, and eget flaking &latices soatkeard. WIBIBTALY SAAAMI LID nom& zan.wATL /11mOreLaiNeezt , at. bre" &MO. alai sal 11• Mis .. . . Oak •l larks.. - - 19* 0 !!!--.?-f-1 i r7".ifi t ypa'. = „,„LL Woolen Da • Stook.. .. 11111 De. Mut Ambit OM Desillisilliedieoliasti 1* OW Dona.. .. . IM DeA i Ans. as div. mi l* Deaf lIIIIpok. la paid t lie OIL /mike MIA. Iler.: 116 OMNI Miasma NO Do.ftistVaLesLisk ISO isaissakei Yarklitr Die Lesdia sia Making I* Oar &Do. Zemin lb 111.16 oft Losaiskliseliffiraw 110 NarnakalamaA" Nil Mampoet sad Csrliale.. a Do. MIT __ _ Do. Dew Do. eons DEW 184. Wa. Ink) ... Do Urns Mil Erg KU am (Cnq Liss).. Broth &Stir Do. lidiajettli. S. liallars—lerwtok L in Dok - 0.11./. Pure Eto. Lads Ds. York De. Sr/ Isethaillardeldes lar,NLWiMarW so load& Ombra &MO& IL a Ilps;114. IWO& 111141sd .. Sivewsbery • Weld*, yalorts..Cle I kin kokiy be 1 p.m IL I 14 115 126 12T 128 IS2 116 1* I 8 Of 06f 11:1 112 64 112 116 II 43 1912 1021 1666 , 1416 46 64 .I ti 56 56 16 :e NI 1015 go 68 1 SS list &mak Wales B. Talah. a limas asiar.Wailmian. Madam * Dalin/ins 18104 i.... it ..~ .:::' -- a a .. as A De B 111: is. .. ... ••• • ?WU Watarlard • Mauls Clenswall W.lll=ti :a lea i 28 ow= BRITISH M 46 Si 40 i.e M 14 If xd 16 W 1101 121 24 39 69 lel 17i 26 97 ad 109 111 sd 51 62 SO SI 99 2 902 I= US 12i 141 64. 't Pal NI 98 111 e 11 113 e 111 101 ft 1 1 1011 le u 4 LIT 120 1 1 pa SO 82 Ili l 115 121 lf id 46 46 101 108 SO SS z 4 91 ri 94 961 70 72 911 101 91 101 37i • * Ka • • 140 71 161 S pos Do 0 " NI i :. zd en ad MI i I IUI 21 31 1271 . - PEA 101 e We ex I i MATS. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE-LAIM.--ITHIB DAY.) Only s moderate supply of English whist was received fresh up to this morning's market. The quality of the pro duce, however, wee emelleat. Both for red sad white qua lities the dernaud wee in a sluggish state, at the late decline in the quotations. There was a large supply of few n wheat on the Maude. In all demriptions sales p slowly, yet no change took place in prima, compared with Monday Bab Matt* cargoes of grain IMO is but moderato request, at ,rites. The supply of barley was very moderate. Fine malting qualities realised extreme quotatious,otherwise the trade was somewhat inactive on former terms. ' The malt trade ruled steady, at fully previous rtes. With oats the market was extensively supplied. Good sued floe sample. were tolerably firm is pries ; otherwise the quotations had a downward teadeoey. The supply of beans and peas was very moderate, and the trade for them ruled firm at quite Moaday's eurreacy. The demand for flour was by no imam active. The quotations, however, ruled stationary. Mustard geed ruled firm, at 10s. to 13. for white, and 10s. to 14s. for brown. The trade for other seeds was quiet, ea former terms. Oakes moved off freely at full quotations. CUILEINT PRIM Pie fir Qr. Winn?. I. a. Isom Kest, rod Het 41 to 44 Ditto, 43 to 47 Ditteorhltolt 41 to 49 DOW. am 44 to 49 Norfolk aM Wools rod 1881 4! to 44 Pile gr. Dele i r maT ir, .. 43 a 47 • __ SAIL a I. lootcb. food irla, writ " 16 to SI „ black MsUlm -- 30 to 41 Distilling ...... 30 to is Grinding .. 27 to 11 in; Norfolk, and Suffolk 4O to OS Kingston and Ware 47 to 0 Brown Yampa - Mto X itolt X to IS Barrow Nuts U to 44 Pahll _. . _ ',Gm .. -- M to sr w . o 27 to 40 MOB._ Old and new OATS. K to 86 Intik feed -- lll to IS ~ potato IS to 21_ mow. berme p h and Kom berg 4O to IS Rostock t Redden- Due ---- 46 to DI Danish 4O io 46 ilasdan, hard soft American, red „ whits Bandal. I Town assets, per irso lbs. Household B4 to 88 Country Norfolk sad Btdfolk az Alp 2B to 31 Per Qr. (Pending 33 to la IMAM* n to 23 34 to n 0•28. _ . . Dotal, Mow - lB to IS hod A.183.11 , A18 Or GRAIN, ba. O.6IIIIIAGY, 711011 &CPT. 1 _ .._ .._. OA. S. S. Dania mad Swedish 17 b» Itandis _ 18 to tt Amish - 34 to ri lopuan la co u psas. = t. 6 to &I 86 to SO INDIAN Com White - -- 20 to $2 Yellow _ 23 to 30 T ooch, per ;9797 27 to 49 9 P•11119. . . Aloorieso. por 11111.... 19 to a 439119219 4. .. .. 19 to 22 INTO LONDON, BY WATII I TO 21.9 T. 17. INCLU2I9II. Mllsb as4Peetel 'Wheat. Barley. MA. Osta. Roar. qn. qn. qn. nen. b 64) 410 14190 1110 1066 460 $0 1 6:: 120 10 111!66 I aro Iwo arteo 1 tio 600 forolau Total IL oorroN & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (PT IILOCTRIO AND INTININATIONAL TILEGRAPII.) (PROM owir OORRESPONDILMT.) Correll. —Tb. market very gotet and steady; no change. Sales probably 10,000 bales. Conn.—Market thinly attended. Wheat retail demand at 3d. per metal decline ; dour meglected ; quotations nomi nal. ['ldiom corn doll. likszt q t beau and dour quiet ; oats ld. lower ; oatmeal, la. MINCING LAND.-(THIS DAY.) SUOAL - Th. market has been more steady, and prices of West India havenlightly improved ; other aorta have also 'old well—floe grooery Porto Rico at 6d. advance. Refined :No further reduction ban taken oleo% but not much is doing in dried goods; pieces are in good request. Corm has veld at a further alight reduction making Is. decline for the week. Pier tation Ceylon, triage, 645. to 74t; floe fine ordinary to low middliog. 78a. to 80s. •, middling to superior, file. to 100 s. 6d.; peaberry, 93e. to 995. 6d. TEL.—Tlie sales have passed off with rather mars spirit sad prices show a slight Improvement. ftics.—About 2.000 bogs 'meshes. disposed of. Who sad Mooeshy, Bs. 4!d. be 9a. Saw Ft ooa.—loo koala sold at 14.. 9d. PerernL2.loowii, L . of black Siogsoore, sold at 311. Faurr.—Carraote are mold at 28s. for sound, sod at 25a. to M. for damaged. Valise's raisins is litaitad ae quaat at 31%. RUM.—The market centimes very steady. Jamaica sold at 2v. 7.1. to 3a. 4.1. far fair to floe. and Demerara at la. kid. -- ini.rwarna.—Ne sales reported. COTTON bas sold at hill prides, bat there le las badmen tieing. The total sales yesterday were 1,700 bales. Jurg.—ltasisess has Uses dose at te e hill prises paid at the late pair& males. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) TM mutat Is stray. Tows tallow is gootedlint• ed. ; Potontburi T.O. ss ibe spot. old. 426. ; ditto DM 43..; Oat°her to Decorator. 43.. to 43a. 6d. ; Jamas? to Monk 43g. 6d., " boyars." HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LIADIMIALL.-1111“ : Prim to 64111a g 2*l. In 3d. ; 641bs. to 721 be., 3d. to 3ed. ; 7111*. to abs.. 3d. to 4d. ; Ma to gabs., 344. to 401. ; 6611 a. Is Nibs, MI. to 4f4. ; Nibs, to 1006 a., 4.1. to 60. Hone Lida. 10a. Od. to 12e. oaf akma, light, 2e. 6d. to 4e. ; 7a. Bemotriemee.-31soep alas, polled, lta. 6d. to 7e. ; bat boob, 4e. 4d. to se. 4d. , dowse, 3a. Bd. to U. ed. ; ales, 3.. to le. BOROUGH HOP HARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wawa Potteries sad Smith mart a way brik dassad for the saw growth at gradually odometer prices tort the bast Mira maples TO TIT 11D/TOR Or TNT ELPILESS. Sir,—We beg that yon will palish the following reply to Masan. Bircham's letter of yesterday's date. They say " the imperial government expressly repudiates the WO& that the Union Beak ban an special ;airtime' or arrange, manta with them," and they add that they '` think it due to the public that such an aneouseement should he made officially, as the words, ' Imperial Royal _Privileged in the title are evidently calculated to mislead." It is then to the title of the bank that Messrs. Bircham sad Co. take exception as "calculated to misled." If so, the Imperial government must be party to the deceptioo, for by this title the bank ia expressly designated in the imperial cores siou. Our chi-nta, therefore, would really have misled the public ; indeed, they would have affronted the government sad virtually repudiated the carmine if they had called the bank by any other name than that given Wit by the govern ment. Whatever, therefore, may be stated by Baron Brentano, it is quite impossible that the Austrian govern ment an mean that the beak of our clients is anything less, or else, than what they themselves denominated it in the °Deerskin. What the privileges are to which the hank lays claim are specifically stated in the prosp ectus. ; It is sot alleged that those privilegre are special," if by that term is meant "rein. sive." On the contrary it has been expressly stated, se one of those privileges (the other being the right of banking in Austria for 90 years), that the bank will not he "exposed to indiscriminate competition as in England." Our clients fully anticipated the competition of Messrs. Birchatu and Co.'s clients ehould they obtain their eon. *casino, but assuredly not in the preliminary and very peculiar form in which it has been exhibited. With this full explanation we desire to close our corms ponder. on this enbjeet.—We are, he., Cgowocs, MAYNARD, BON, and LAWYORD. 57, Coleman-street, Sept. 17. An official return relating to the French railways shows that in the first six months of the present year there has been an increase of mileage opened for traffic of no less than 693 miles or 949 kilome tres. The total length of all the railways on the 30th of Jnne last was 11,408 kilometres, or 7,130 miles English, giving a gross revenue for the six months of 9,119,0001. The Emigration Commissioners have engaged the ship Utopia for the conveyance of passengers to Adelaide. Regarding the prospects of the production of wine this year, Messrs. Southard, Gilboy, and Cu. report as follows : Onr eeetiosetal cerraseoedests still agree as to the most important features eine:ly advised respecting prospects for this year's harvest, while minor 'details offer the same amount of conflietiog opinioas and ocejectures to which the grapes naturally give rise at this critical period of their growth. Cognac letters state that considerable good wes effected by recent rains in counteracting the intluenoe of sostieued drought and iotease heat. There appears to be little doubt of very good quality in the brandies of 1863, and Cognac, in common with other districts is Frees and the hennas's., will suffer materially in quantity while gaining to (inkly. Douro and Oporto advises allude to the easapirated estimates of the spread of *idiom, which had gained credence in estreimoas circles, but admit that very great &wilts has already become apparent amongst the eines. Reports generally coincide in regarding the pro bable yield lb. about oeothird lees than last year's viatsge, or about 60,000 pipes of ail aorta coed reiterate ~not epieleas that the quality will be ezomptiosally good. Cadiz sews °Detain more &mein Sotdltgeoa nepertieg the white grapes, which have sever- a - Useless wagered severely from want el We. Grown**, =edm/eine as to quality, bet 1 MGM het hopes be —wbieb rawly eimess—mme yam mil of sans Japes before 1863 wises ma hMIMI : bless lemmes in present prima on the ether side. Lmei —et the sew* of France it is believed that from lig le ilvesi&M of as limns yield will be withered.; bet Mt amp of wins wise.will prove very daisies* in emptily. TM ::2Fersay districts are in tenth miss. sod 0 1 1= for the hopes of a plentihd mil ini Wisest sew very generally entertained. Geeimay las she has favoured with suspicions atsiospherie tagmensen, end the vineyards look remarkably well. Oar next will grelebly hoed yea 1 authentic reports from proximate psedesimpiewntries as hi actual reenter'. The visteSms w eemimensai in weal communes of France , he, sad ellesied wedge famerable auspices. In Roasi li oa the is seallargssati mil tits crop appears to ha both good sad .banded. IThe return of the Bank at England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 16, compared with that far the previous week, shows the folkwihg changes : Circulation Wm 09,334,460 Minos 11140,410 Circulation active .... Public deposits 7,371,610 hares WOS Other deposits Government securities le banking department L 1,0111,184 No owe Otberescurities in healing department Coin and bullion in both departments 15,461.5116 lamer, 116,078 Berea day and other bless 713,680 Dieelg B 8,1 1 8 1 TM Rest Notes in imam 8,660,913 bereme 302,186 Total reserve (notes k min in banking department). 9,398,021 Lerma 968,02 The foregoing return shows that the gold sent into the Bank during the week has exceeded the withdrawals, and there is also a satiefisetery increase in the reserve of notes. The augmentation in the deposits and other securities was to be limbed for. DANK OF INGLAND.—/La Am awl BM Th.. o. •t far Ye weak i len. OM DM nisi lapaed 629.184.400 i tia,P4.4o 2A3Z DI =Yard Capital ammo /India Depodta gn eluding Duey , Bac. Dash, Cola- Eds. ad Natlaial Donk and dada) 7,871,t10 Carr Dyadic 111,410,6111 lisynacpandotliar Dills TAW ASS,tagni Bap& IT. DAL woe pamemaa te w sec TUll WAN ea Woolsarliy, Sept Gersiumbei /11.1111.1111 art MMa Mar s it eeneliles 1.04.111111 yM emap 14184,410 MUIR EltirpMENll Om- 110.136.40 411,001.111 04 1 :rsaaraida raaddil Nada Laaa.aa Gail not law Oda 777.101 esou.ima MARMIALL. Cast Maim TIFOIMELT Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to I 1 fortis Bth Oct., opened this morning at the sane and so left off For money the lad price wee to 4. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cant. Consols, for money, ing, ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 92, A ; New 'Phu) per Conte., 02, ; India Stock, 228 ; ditto Five per Ceat. Stock, 1084, *; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 1004; ditto Bonds, 20a., 17s. prem. ; Four per Cert. " enfaced" rupee paper, 984. The India Five per Cent stock was steady, at 104 to I. India Bonds closed at 17s. to 20s. prem., and Exchequer Bills at par to Ss. prem. The market for the foreign securities was very animated, more especially for liPziesn, Spanish, and Greek, and prices attained& farther rine, closing with much strength. The cotton market was flatter to-day, and quo tations declined in some cases. The sales were 10,000 bales. The directors of the Midland Banking Company announce the opening of a branch at Wellington, Shropshire, on Thursday next, under the manage ment of Mr. Fergusson. Bank shares were in increased demand, and prices in many instances were firmer. Australasia (new), Bank of Queensland, Chartered Mercantile of India, London and China, City, Consolidated, English and Irish, London, Buenos Ayres, and River Mete, Louden and Colonial, Mercantile Exchange, Oriental, &bade, Puojaub, and Delhi, Union of Australia, and Union of London all met with a strong inquiry, and closed at an advance. Brazilian and Portuguese and Imperial Ottoman were rather lower. In the miscellaneous sham market Natal Land and Colonisation were in quired for. ' Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 13 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 34 to si prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 173 to 181 ; and Commercial Union, 4 to 4* prem. Oriental Hotel shares were nominally quoted to 3 prem. ; Marine Investment, to 1 prem. ; Buxton Hotel, to prem. ; and Star and Garter Hotel, to 3 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY) Two o'OLooz. The operations in the mining market to-day are npou a very limited scale, and prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday. East Camden shares are quiet, at 28 to 1. In the Stock Ex change °rambler and St. Aubyu have been dealt in at 141 and 15, and Tincroft at 20. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Scottish Australian are officially marked par, and United Mexican 71 and 711. At the sale of copper ores yesterday in Cornwall a fall of about 15s. took place in the standard. West Cbiverton Mine sold, on the 15th inst., 70 tons of lead ore, at 181. 15a. 6d. per ton, and 60 tons at 121. 3s. 6d. per toe, making a total of 2044/. 16e. The directors of the Nova Scotia Land and Gold Crushing and Amalgamating Company (Limited) have received (through Messrs. Robert Brooks and Co.) two ingots of gold, weighing together 74 oz. 11 diem. 12 gr., making, with the previous remittance, 107 oz 12 dwts. 12 gr., the prod uce of their crusher at Sherbrooke. Their crushers at Wine Harbour and Tangier being now about ready for working, a regular monthly remittance may be anticipated. A meeting of the shareholders in Chiverton Mi.e took place on the 10th inst., when the accounts showed a cash balance of 3,3611. 13a. lid., which it was resolved to carry to the credit of the 'next account. CKVELTY TO A DRESI3MAKZICS ASNISTAINT. —A t the NOcciegbain police.oourt on Tuesday, Clara Stone, ohm, Steaette. drevamaker. Woodland-place, gut rendered to her hail no the charge of baying unlawfuLy beater Emily Eliza Rood, who said am 14 years old, and have known the prisoner since I was a little girl I bane been travelling with the circus of which her husband was the proprietor. I with my mother previous to that in a London workhouse. Since I have been with Mn. Steoetts she has beaten me with a rope said also with • stick no my arms every day, because, as she said, I did sot do enough work. She made my ear bleed. When I did oot do my work right she iliart also to cut my lingers with scissor', making them bleed. The iorisoner took hold of me by the neck on Friday I ist, and knocked my heed silliest the wall, hurting me. When me iresamiaed she said Mrs. Stenette has brought me up since her hasbaad died in Odessa, and has bees • kind mother to me except when abe said that I did not week. She has treated me well till lately. Mr. J. Thompson stated that be had e umioed Use child, and found • great many bruises about the bead. arms, lege, and bards, sad several &brumes of the skin. Some of them were old marks, sod be was of opinion that she must have been baste° very severely to have received such injury. In dehisce. it wear elated that the case had evidently bees exaggerated. The magistrates, who did not think the ill-telatmeet premeditsted, sea tenceal the prisoner to two mouths' imprisonment with bard labour. EXTELORDINABY EECAPI OP A CHILD ON THE MIDLAND RAILWAY.—On !startler, &lady socompuded by a little boy. for rears old, left Deli* by the 3.38 exprer to Bircitinshem .4 Bristol, tritin in a Bret-clear carriage. After they had some s few mile' the amine door widest which ilb• child was keels,, dew woe, esti the fellow fell out. The mother was is the greatest agony, hat the train did sot stop at Willing too, and eh* had to welt is the euspeees said Barton was reached. fibs thee out of the *sin, told what had occurred, aid NT, the elatlna muter, meet as ezprees engine down the Use as tar es Williagton, but the child was nowhere to be foetid. Directly after wards, however, a lowa trace es its way frees Derby to Birmi n gham arrived - at Butes, and in the guard's ass was the little fellow este cud sound. It that when he fell as to the line he revived se Paelfssar isjaff, and had the sense to tree the lac s sad to get oa the beak, when " the goods" wain up, the driver slopped hie eagles and took up the BMW eiresepr. 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