The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-02 00:00:00

RE STERN.-FLIGHT OF A SHIPRROKF.R. This was a meeting for the proof of debts and choine of &engines in the matter of Edward Stern, of No. Threadneedle-street. shiphroker and merch ant. The adjudioatiou took place on the sth of August, upon the peti tion of Henry Liodus, of Augusta-place, Albert-road, Peck ham, gentleman. On the 15th of July last he left his offices, saying that he should return in a day or two, but never did so. The liabilities are said to be very large, upwards of 5,0001. having already been discovered. The fugitive is supposed to be in Belgium. He has left no meta behind him, having always resided io furnished lodgings ; but it is understood that he has about 2,0001. in his posseenon. The police officers are about being despatched in search of him. Mr. Lilian and Messrs. Lumley and Lumley represented the respective parties. Mr. Undue asked that a warrant should be issued for the bankrupt's apprehension for not surrendering to his bank ruptcy. It was important that he should be captured as speedily as possible as he had a large sum in cash in his The Registrar mid he bad no power to Mime • warrant before the examination meeting. In the interval the bank rupt might surrender. klr. Liedus—Them I hope you will appoint as early • day as possible. The examination meeting was flied for the 18th of No vember next at 1 o'clock. A warmlpeontested choice then took place, which. after debta to the amount of 4,120/. bad been proved, was decided is favour of Mesas. Lumley 's clients. Mr. John Pant, of Coleman.strest, accountant, being chosen assignee. Mr. Lumley this renewed the apple:salsa made by Mr. Linda at the commencement of the proceedings with a like caulk the registrar adding that if they chime they could take steps to prosecute the matter at their own risk. The meeting then broke up. This was $ sitting for the proof of delft awd choicer. The bankrupt was well knows from Wrier( bees in the refreshment departmut st the Gnat Ezhi j = "r of 1861, afterwards u proprietor of a lane hotel °puma* the Crystal Palace at Sydeobam, when be wee unfortunate ; sad lastly of the refreshment bar at the Colosseum, Itspat's. perk. The preliminary statement of Mr. $ T. Cooper thaws debt, between 4001. and 500/._. No assignee was amen. The next sitting will be bad Cu the 18th November. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) AITINPIND 80101D1 THROUGH =MIL Catherine M'Qudkn, • respectable-looking girl, aged 16, described u a domestic serrant, residing with b parents at 7, Rose-street, St. Luke's, WU charged Woes Mr. D'Eynciourt with attempting to commit suicide by eattiag her throat with a razor. _ The mother of the defendant, a respectable hard-working woman, said that yesterday morning she had omen= to speak to the defendant, but not harshly. The defendant threw himself into a violent pamion, and when she (wituem) had turned her back she went and got a razor and was in the act of cutting her throat when she was perceived by • younger sister, who gave an alarm and prevented her from carryitg her had intention into effect. As it we., however, she had indicted • wound on her throat, but not of • swims nature. 167D'iysootTriioquired if the defendant had before at tempted anything of the sort, and also what abe did for a liveUood. - The (Caber stated the although tho defendant wan of • violent temper, she had never attempted anything of the sort previous to this. She had been out of • situation for three west', and had a very good place to go to on the Tuesday evening had this unfortumie affair not happened. Policreamistable Frederick James, 445 A, said he resided in the same home, and took her into custody. She was a hasty temper. She bad inflicted • slight wound on her threat, but **thing serious would happen. The defendant arpremed her @GROW for what she bed done, and from what ke knew of her be did not think she would ever attempt the like again. The mother, who is a widow, is • very hard working woman, sad has brought up her family in • respect, able iroeuter. The defendant, who did not seem to can much *boat what was ping on, said she was now sorry and would, if let go, Not attempt again to destroy her life. She was out of tem per at the time, or it would not have occurred. Mr. TY'Eyncoort said be would remand the prisoner for a few days to the Boum of Detention where she could be men and resented with, and instructed by the chaplain. The defendant, although she treated the matter so lightly, had hers (aft of a most heinous offence. When she was again ght up it would he as well if the mothsr was in attendance. JILRLBOROUGH-STREET. Three gentlemen mused George White 'holey, of 5, Wad Briztoo.roed. illyese Bassetti, Hartford House, Stoke New *Om. sod Witham Jones, Mikado° Grams, Middleton, were Merged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with behaving n &die orderly maw end knocking at the doors of several houses in St. Martia's.coart, do., without lawful mouse. Joss* was farther charged with breskiog a lamp, the property of Mr. Wilms, billiard room proprietor, Leicester.equare. The evident* of Costick, 8t C, and other wettable* wsat to show that about half-put one this maiming the dotes& sets sod some others were creating a peat disturbs's**, by eh at the top of their vole,. io Martin's-roar{, aid oho by • at the shutters and doom. They motioned this conduct, notwithstanding they were maimed by the rotortable, till they got into Leiceeter-pram, whoa Jones threw his umbrella at the lamp of Mr. Wilma, and broke it. -- Edward Haggett, billiard marker to Mr. Wilms, said the ammo clew to the lamp amounted to 101., but Coati& said he thought that M. would cover it, while the defied's% Jams said he was told that Mk would par it. Batley called two epitomes—Kr. Ed ward Crew.of Merria m-villas, Tottenham, inn:moos broker, and Mr. Edward Boos Day, of 17.96afteabaryereacent, Vauxhall-bridge-road, real-factor, and they both Meted that although there were several pewees going aloe g at the time, sod there wen some kii=rat shatters sod doors, Lesley took no part I. it. said he was quite certain that Earley was 'swept the and had bold of Baseetti's arm. &Ali, that he did sot even know &sesta. The wheelie Day said that he had been to supper with Crew, Edgy sod Jones at Evana's Supper Rooces,Comet. prase, sad they were ou their return horns at the time, and wee in advance of the other persons who were knocking at the shutters. Bamatti said he knew nothing of the other defendants. Ir. Tyrwhitt said he had a doubt shoat Emley having knocked at the shutters., and he should discharge him. He ahead floe Etuartti and Jonas 20e. each, or fourteen days, and Jones would also have to pay 'JO3. for the damage to the glass (that being the value u sworn to by a patter), soda fine of faL MARYLEW)NE. • TICKET-OPALEAVII 1171 12180 N TO LIBICRTT.- STRANG' • PPLICATION. A man, between 30 sad 40 years of are, stepped into the witaen&boz, sad, hold* ■p to Yr. Yardley a web re eat doeonient, said—l apply to your worship to revoke this license. --- ifi:Wrdley—weit h.? Appliosat—l am a ticket-0/.lmm man, and this is my Mr. Yardley—What do you want it revoked for Applietat—l gad I cannot get a living under a ticket of-leave. Mr. Yardley—Not get a living ! What were you before you wan eget away ? Applicant—l was a gentleman's servant. lir. Yardley—l have no power to revoke it. Consider well, NW dent have it revoked. How have you got your living sines you have been home? Applicant—l have had two or three places, and got turned away from each one. Mr. Yardley—Why have you been aimed away? Applimiat--That I cannot tell ; but it is true. Mr. Yardley—Did your employers know what you were when they engsged you ? Appliesat—No. sir. eta i 6 'appose they found out what yeti were dim they employed you? Applimat—They did ; but I can't tell bow. Mr. Yardley—And then they %areal you away? Applicant—They did, and now I ,anoot get any work. Mr. Yanney—You are not decrypt and weak : why not M and week is the Gelds? Applimat —I came from Maidstone yesterday, sad could tot get soy geld work there. Mr. Yardley—You cannot expect to Ile in (dower and stand open velvet. You must commence your career again sad make up your mind to work bard. You must start from thelowest round of the Ladder, and strive diligently to reach the top to regain your position and diameter. Applicaot —I have worked hard whilst undermy sentence, and I am trillisg to work hard sow. Mr. Yardley—Wiry sot go hopping ? Applicant—At this present moment I cannot get work at thatou there is pot much of it going on. Mr. Yardley—Why, I have been giving people mosey to to bopping at Igaidetorm and other pkces. Aopiaast—lhavelart my position and my friesds. Mr. Yardley—Naturally so. That is the effort of grime. You lose your friends, asd,as a matter of counts, you mast be- Its alpiio. You weld get work if you thought proper, but yes tam crone here to maks a paved. of our ease, sag get the !empathy of the public. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1863. LAW INTELLIGENCE,. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.) RC JCLFII NICHOLAS GALLIKE. . - This was t►e first sitting. Thisljianiiroptwas a userchant and commission agent of Liverpool-street. sad Haber dasher's-place, Holton. The statement by Mr. B. T. Cooper shows debts of 286/., and that the failure is attributed to the insufficiency of trade. No assignee was chosen, and the next sitting fixed fns• the 18th of November next. Applicant —I lately was working in Wimp*le-street, sad there I got turned out. Mr. Yardley—What wages were yon getting' Applicaot—fthteen shillings a week. Mr. Yardley—Handsome wages too. So much wet elms be got by good workmen in the country. Applicant—l was satisfied. Mr. Yardley—Now don't have it revoked. You come hero to parade your case after having had au opportunity to get on. Applicant—l have bad the opportunity but got turned oat. I was satisfied. Mr. Yardley—You have heard what I said. Stand down. Applicsnt then left the court. SHARE LIST&-CHIE Di 13 Two o'Cioaw. The railway market continues dull, with only a limited amount of business, and some of the lead ing lines have experienced uo change, compared with the last prices of yesterday. Midland, South Eastern,and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks are fiat, and have declined / per cent. Metropoli- I tan shares are steady, at 121 to 1 for the old. London and North Western stock is now quoted 101 to 4, ex div. ; Great Western, 67 to 1 ; Midland, 1261 to 1, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1121 to 113, ex div.; Great Eastern, 501 to 1, ex div.; Caledonian, 121} to 1 ; South Eastern, 93 to 4, ex div.; Great Northern, 1234 to 1244, ex div. ; and London and South Western, , 1024 to 1034. 4 Indian and Canadian railway securities exhibit no variation of importance. Eastern Bengal stock is firm. Antwerp and Rotterdam and Sambre and Meuse shares are inquired for. labs Sada, to 1 p.m. - 14 :i - .4 27 i Si 71 112} i 24 114 16 101 } id I, iii - ili _ id 126 f id —ye id id 961 Si id id r — saiia — 110} id ... id xd no 0t?l:01 80:i0C u.lllOO 41.114 eeea *Mk , WON IY SLOAN' 1:0 04 :1 14,0 K ItTIM lON j77: - Z1 XOO 0101 4, Maudlke (Limited) AmamiMa Da deeard„Weita Ilms I. Lit m.en. (Thud Ome Ospx , (Lindied) S a eC t slopper geldge t gi r n ii Dee Mountain Coppu East Del Iterillmtted) Torte, (Lim) &L(pJl. Aularella(L lapasda (Lim) Maur Luna Mae MreNulls M.Aureos Braz.G.M.(L Khlu•C.of AWL) resildi band fillverieri Poet Phillip Smits &hewn Gold M llootitah Austin. (U Ma ohm del Key (Um Rel.ted If ^limn Tll - i - assaci Gobi (r..) I Tadaau:odaaa JOINT STOCK I Bums. R 4 ~ ~. sad - 11. AlltanaLne..tlAveivool Do. w Bank of Mt . Bonk of am& of Quismag . a . ;Boat of trietais, (Li amn)ia 'Bonk of Wales m Ralik of Now Zealand (I. Brazallaa&PortniimonL *Wood Amorioas 11:41. ansorles Clzar.Bk.Brii. Clolumlito aete ... Conoommam Bank (I ) Coutiueutal Baena an I Irish (Llm ) fil Seg. achns.o tinant doot.aai na.Jap. Ohara« !Imperial Bank, Llmiloo I.partal iakanao Luria. sea Brazilian Loa B. Ayroot It. Plato iL Laa, Bic, & &Mad (L) lima 0. swag w Amcf Led= and Nobel& (L liomiloa owl ILmillos Mat= Lon. and Middleton (L. Lon awl Northam (I. 10n.A., k • •$••• ••• • Londoziat Americas (L 'Los. & &Waters Woo Wee, I Notoiniin ~(L)Noir, ea M... Da limormd . tOdland Bank (Lim.) : National of Liverymen 1101 Ow& It . Manta/ Doak Me;..i. trA.-• _ _ _ _ NALLAtrIes(L I • New tram et A...a , . VI. ltima.itrrance I. nuien of Ireland , .I .wiII&I.LAA oa. I litili KM WAX mono ni:ii.Jl 40.000 11,400 14.000 1,00111! 14 1 7 414 47.0% 44,000 01007 . •„y 114000 110,E. .4 0 oy• ife. 6.1 !?.«-_,I _ !AIN 90wc I son 2 1 1 . .fts.Nt WO* WOO MON 011.1111 10,0% Assloaksicea ML R. ( A Atlantte itl. Mall L Australian keeled.— Perlis W•torw. ries.. !Bombay Oa% Malls& IBM. Americas' Lad / " .0 m. 44. iliritligs Iron 4asdisAgeocyAsio4 ) los Ompee C Cop op.lLlaw... Pref y . 7 p.c hum DoSiw7479: . &t. ArrptlanClaimlkTet.a. Roroseso Owe an 4 :trtr- G.Credtiallaat Lan (L Vow Arm battott. (*tut rthlit (Llagt.itt nt. asst. Pr. Nadu)* lay latertat. ?tam Sots. ("L.l IWW frete!ator Iron Stock Dlaocant(l. Lobes Tat (L I ).. j Um, 1..• - _ irlasaolal Liao. (L Lao. ilm..una Wattraa [reign. • Ow 116414 w. 74. IfidiallandiCat.oo.(l4 inm.ust ...titime • Do. W. 11.14alead T.aimll.(Lho 11110111, 41•1ftiaos.... der — ar Pir I $1 SS Islo — ii to 1 p.m. i t i tin 1 1 10 22 Do. New —. Odes. In. I. (UR Mamaus Gas hal !leer Load t Yu Reds and 0•141111. lOW • i — d — is - 1 Pt! . I i t r - 4_ 4_ il i il I pat die po 65 7 1 7 i Ps • I 21 11 zd MI I 111 117 11 II pal 711 IS 11 2.1 W 14 Si, Ph PI &7 584 II as ad ar P i P *0 Blon. 7 1 5 1 . .„? rat! at 14 PI SI ' of I Se s xd atiC n - 101 1 in A I vi se St Ird dlo par I 211 1111 IN 16 111 19 1 116 us 1111 I'9 lipm 115 ,t 6 Y Of TN i If If SiPI 9 Si 29 sd — I 1 1 3 I die 11 Nom'l. 4 3 die 1 lhoski g 1 Plll : 4 r i j It IP i die sar m ma 1 II [ Os IG; ---- IA Y.. BAIA (L' ,11 tram . . lib de Jut ClZha.(l i llz he t WU Mara r Art la.e.t &Abbas Irriga.lay.(L Assimilmia & • TAt As. a T.I. ny. v.....,....u... ? „, l i "' be Illissalsierl.... n - 9. Si • .9» 79 SI 17 19 pm 4 dt. par U 1 " In TO IS IM ssl os • •id die .1 IF. et Ur zd 41 i - 14 1 ti -ii _u MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Mom. The stock and share market' opened buoyantly this morning, and prices attained • further im provement, the important rise in the Paris Bourse yesterday, and the continued influx of gold to the Bank inspiring increased confi dence. Consols rose I per cent., and some of the speculative foreign stocks were likewise rather better. A reaction, however, has since taken place, and the advance has been lost. The tone of the markets, however, is still good. British railway shares remain dull. _ . At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 75c., and receded to 68fr. 65c., being 1 per cent. below the Last price of yesterday. Console are now quoted 931 to f both for money and the accoubt (9th of September). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 4, d ; ditto, for account, 931, 1,1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921,1, ex div.; New Three per Cents., 921, 1, ex div. ; Five per Cent. Annuities, 109; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 141 ; Bank Stock, 238 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081 ; and Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 108. _ _ _ The foreign stock market opened firmly this morning, but is now rather flatter, especially as regards the mo.a speculative securities. The re duction, however, is not in any case important. Turkish Consolides, Spanish Passive, and Mexi can have declined per cent. Greek, Portuguese, Venezuela, Italian, and Anglo-Turkish securities are steady. The Turkish Loan of 1862 has risen 3 per cent. Annexed aresome of the present quotations : viz. :-Turkish, 1854, 931 to 941 ; ditto, 1858, 694 to 1, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 701 to 1 ; ditto Con solidds, 524 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 344 to 354 ; Danish, 91 to 4 ; Greek, 374 to ; Mexican, 391 to p ; and Peruvian, 87 to 8& Transactions are recorded as follows :-Chilian Four•and-a-Half per Cents., 874, 4 ; Egyptian, 1014, 101, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 374, 371, ; ditto Coupons, for account, 18, 4 ; Italian, 721; ditto, for account, 724, 1, ; ditto, Maremmana Railway, 80 ; Mexican, for account, 391, 4,4, 4 ; New Granada Two per Cents., 32 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 871 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 491 ; ditto 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 494 ; ditto for account, 504, 494 ; Russian, 1862, 93 ; Sardinian, for account, 891 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 35, 344, 351 ; Turkish, 1868, for account, 691, 1, ez div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 704, 4, 1 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 581. The Confederate Loan is without change, at 27 to 25 discount, ex div., and Italian scrip at 21 to 2 1 preen- • International Financial shares are rather firmer, at 51 to 51 prem., and General Credit and Finance at 24 to 21 prem. Loudon Financial are flatter, at 24 to 21 prem. Hudson's Bay shares are quoted 4 to 4 die., showing a slight rise, and Egyptian Trading, 14 to 11 prem. The influx of gold to the Bank continues on an extensive scale. The amount taken there yesterday was 95,0001. There is an increased inquiry for silver for transmission to India, chiefly to pay for cotton. The Seine will take to-day 20,8841. in gold and 2021. in silver for the West Indies. On 'Change yesterday bills were in demand, and quotations generally rather flatter. Subjoined is our usual list : Assierdari, 3 months, 11.191 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, 1L164 to 171; Rotten:bun, 3 months, 11.191 to 1; Antwerp, 3 mon th s, 25.55 to 60; Hamburg, ma. booms three mouths, 13.81 to 1 ; Paris, :3 days. 25.21 to 321; do., 3 months, 15.524 to 71 ; Frankfort-00-the-Msine, 3 months, 1191 to Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 361 to 1 ; ea. do.. 3 months, 11.371 to 421; Tries* ed. do., 3 months, 1L371 to 42i ; Madrid, 3 months, 484 to 1; Oaths, 3 mouths, 481 to 49 ; Leghorn, S months, 25.65 to 70 ; Gems, 3 months, 25.65 to 76; Milan, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Means, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. Au extraordinary meeting of the English, Belgian, and Netherlands Bank is convened for the 16th of September for the purpose of obtaining the assent of the shareholders to an amalgamation with the Union Bank of England and France. The bonds of the Italian Irrigation Canal Com pany are now ready to be exchanged for scrip. The liquidators of the Adelaide Land and Gold Company announce that they will pay a third in stalment of 3a. 6d. per share on Monday, the 28th of September, and two following days. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insuraace.—Comin'orcial Union, 71. 8, 71 ; Guardian, 514; London. 47 ; hoodoo sad Proviosial Manse. 11 ; North British sod Mercantile (Limited), 171, 181 ; Ocean Marine, 181 ; Rock Life, 81; Thames awl Money Marius (Limited), & Gaslight and Coke.—Baba (Limited), 20; Great Central, 18/ ; Imperial, 854, ex di,. ; Imperial °Nonmetal, 811, 2 ; Loodoo, 861 ; ditto Parliameotary, 301 ; Malts sod Medi terreoesa (limited), 44, ; United Gwent, 461, 5, & ()soak —Repast and Arco' (Guar. by Greet Wasters Rail way), 61 ; Regent's (a Loudon), 241. Waterworks. —Berlin, 81, ea dm. ; Chelsea, 2G. TUESDAY EVIIIII/O. Console, which closed yesterday at 93i to fur the 9th September, opened this morning at 931 to t, and so closed. For money the last price was also 931 to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, ; ditto, for account, 934, t ; Three per Cents. uced, 9 3g. ft , ft ; New three per Cents., 934, FI, 94 • New Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 77 ; ive per Cent. Annuities, 107; Thirty Years Anuui tie*, 1885, 15k ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108 i, t ; ditto Bonds, 16s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " maimed" rupee paper, 108. The India Five per Cert. stock was without variation, at 1084 to t. India Bonds closed at 16e. to 19s. prem.; and Exchequer Bills at Is. dia. k 2s. prem. The market for foreign securities presented a most animated appearance, the dealings being very numerous, and the variations in prices were nearly all upwards. The transactions in bank shares were to a fair extent, and prices generally were steady. Bank of Egypt, Chartered of India, Australia, and China, Imperial Ottoman, and Standard of British South Africa were firmer. In miscellaneous descriptions Anglo-Mexican Mint and Peuiusular and Oriental Steam improved, while Crystal Palace stock de clined. London Dock stock rose 1 per cent. Colonial government securities were without variation. International Financial shares experienced a further rise of 2s. 61, being last quoted ri to 5 prem. London Financial were also firmer, at 2 to 21 prem. General Credit and Finance, on the other hand, declined to 2k to 2 prem. Hudson's Bay shares receded to kto 1 is., and Egyptian Trading to It to 11 prem. Ocean Marine shares were lut quoted IS to 131 prem. • Thames and Mersey, 2k to se prem. ; Univental, kto dia. ; North British and Mercan tile, ni to 18/ ; and Commercial Union, 21 to S . . The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were u follows :—Oriental Hotels, to prem. ; Marine Investment, to 1 pram. ; and Bntiah and Foreign India Rubber, to 1 prem. The fanners in the south of England are talking &boot finding their settle on wheat, because it is cheaper then anything else. Oiloake is 111. a too, whit wheat is only Ka ton. _ . &apaches were sent yesterday from the Colonial- Mem to the (Meiners of the Wllll4 LAM Island*, &Mit Ochmtia, sad asrweria, ' *POW 3 MIKEB.-(THIS DAY,) Two o'Oux.v. The mining market is steady to-day, with trans actions to a fair extent. East Caradon and Clifford Amalgamated shares are rather firmer ; the former are now quoted 24 to 4, and the latter 34 to 35. Tincroft are called 191 to 20/ ; "Gonamena, 31 to 1 ; West Chiverton, 30 to 31 ; North Gram bier, 34 to 41. The only transaction reccrded in the Stock Exchange official list is in Drakewalls shares, which are marked 11 and 11. Foreign and colonial mining Aare; are quiet. Yudanamutaua Lave been dealt in at 31 and ; being firmer • Cobra, at 314 ; General, at 211 ; and Port Phillip, at 11. A final distribution of 4s. Bd. per share is an nounced as now payable to the shareholders in South Tamar Console Mines. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE IST IMMO MINIAPS.) DERBY MEETING.-(THI8 DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. One =U. Redcap and The Clown are here. CHESTERFIELD STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. Garotter, Greenland, Foreteller, and Stockwell I are here. NURSERY PLATE. Three-quarters of a mile. The Clown, Greenland, Redcap, Little Savage, Regina, Lady Nary, Foreteller, Rothschild, Cutaway, and Wee Aggie are here. TRADESMAN'S PLATE. One mile and a hall. Dooomter, My May, Foreteller, Tippler, Odin.. Warlmemt sod Jack's Alive are Mice. GRAND STAND PLATE. Half a mile. East Sheen, 43: , Girl, Little Savage, Cutler, Key of the Gate. Lady , and Wee Aggie are here. PAM Poarm.—Hßoman Bee and David Ana. ARRIVXD.—Jane Shore, Pony, Lord Zeilzt e Area f, Dawdle, Erythia, Luton , Sir Watkin, Drop, Moalsey, and Haile. EXETER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) DEVON AND EXETER STARES. Throe.qoarten of mile. _ _ _ _ _ _ Souversioe, Barmaid, Protons Yeovil.l, sod Heber Sr. hero MAMHEAD STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. Outlaw, Rangel, Oberon, lloetitsima f, Hengist, Agatha., hash Walton, and Faith are here. COUNTY CUP. Two miles and a half. Golds. Dust and Caebuoa are here. NURSERY PLATE. Three•gwrtan of a mile. Verbena, Agatha, bask Walt**, Polio; Heber, Lady di Vergy, and Oberon ate here. Tan Sr. Leon.—Ws are requested by Nowa Wea therby to state that Lord Strathmore's flaceharersetsr wee streak oat of the St. Leger last night at 7.42. THE BADEN-HADEN PACE MEETING. The success which attsoded the races last year at this place of fashionable resort promises to be altogether eclipsed by the meeting of the present season, if one may jades by the props/mime made. The first de 's ruin u fixed for to-day, the second for Saturday, and ' the third and kit on Monday next. For the first day four events were arranged, viz., the Favourite Stakes, value I.ooofr. • the Black Forest Stakes, value 1,501Xr. ; the I ff ezheitn gtakes, value 3,000 fr. ; and the BaMadt prim of 1,5001 r. Os Saturday there will be fi ve events : the Sandweir Stakes of 2.000 fr. • the Produos Stakes, value s,oC3fr. ; the Lichtenthal Prize . of 25001 r. ; the Future Stakes, of 4,C3ofr. ; and the Town Prise, of rb it ct se tz z t the meeting will be Monday next, whoa the value 15,03 Yr., will b) contend.. I for ; and, in addition, the Greed Duke of Baden will give a mag nificent souvenir to the owner of the winner. Oa the same day the Carlsruhe Stakes, value 2,C33(r. ; the Rhaetian, value 3,000 fr. ; the Consolation, value 1.200h. L0a a hurdle-race will afford the visitors plenty of sport. There will be a steepleehme also during the misting. CRICZgr. -6- Tat ONE-A Itlf V. THE ONE-Lzo.—This bur lesque match of the "serious" pme of cricket wee re sumed yesterday on the Surrey-ground, Kimaington.oraL The Ooe-arm Eleven closed their innings for 93—four ahead l ot their opponents. The day proved fine, and the spec- Wars numbered about 3,000. 'The school children of the Licensed Victuallers, headed by their bead, played a lively air cm 'Morin the ground, and were greeted with mach applause. The One-leg, is their mooed innings, marked 24, and left the One-arm about 90 to go is against, and this they did Dot obtain, 000sequeetly the On-leg were vie- The play was a great source of amusement to the spectators. A left-handed batsmen, when he went in, mused so change is the field ; and the " ups and downs" I. the soda were a source al great merriment. RAILWAY PASSENGER& ASSURANCE COMPANY:-(MM DAY.) r The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at 2 o'clock this afternooo, at the company's office; 64, Corabill, Yr. J. CLAY, IL P., in the char. The report stated that during the balf -year ended on the 30th June last, the premiums en general accident policies amounted to 28,7421. 15s. 51.. sod op railway accideot tickets to 2,9131. 10e. Id., making the total premium income for the half-year 31,6564 Is. 6d., against 28,5641. 6a. 6d. during the sarnepaiod in 1862. The comparative number of policies and tickets issued during each half- yew was as follows : ' General occident policies :-1862, 11,5204 ; 1863, new policies, 2,713!.; renewals, 9,8764 ; total, 12,589!. Policies for terms of years, or for life by single payments, and by annual payments, on a decreasing scale :-1862, 388 ; 1863, new policies 20. retrograde 342, together 362. Single journey tickets :-1862—tat class, 23,091; 2nd claw, 43,681; 3rd class, 67,710. 180- Ist class, 22,432; god due, 42,774. t 3rd class, 72,583. Double journey tickets :- 186 2—lat dins. 11,603 ; 2nd clam, 19,068 ; 3rd class, 18,839. 1863—let clue, 12,449 ; tad class, 23,266; 3rd class. 26.003. Periodical tickets :- 1862-1.080. 1883-1,059. While sours descriptions of tickets showed a alight falling off, and the Mere se of policies had not bees a quite sorapid anises hitherto, the aggregate amount elm wed a satisfactory increase, and that the business of the company still continues to progress. The cash received for premiums during the half-year was 28,3114 17s. 9d., sod the interest on investments 4054 30. 108., making with the balance from the previolia half yen 45,5611. 2s. 2d. to the credit of the revenue amount. 1 The disbursements for compensation were 16,6291. Os. 34., for alai expanse, salaries, ke., 5,7964 18s. Bd., all for oonnitatioe and government duty, 3,8941. 15s. 7d. Aber payout of interest to the proprietors, and 1,0001. paid towards the replaorment a capital, there is a balance' of 17,9354 17e. ld. to be earned forward. Adding to this' the stuns due from clearing house sad Keats, 3.3441. fs, 94., there was a total balance on revenue account of 21,2804 41. 10d., from which interest at the rate of 4 per east. per annum would be paid for the half year. The amounts paid as compensation during the half-year were for-8 fatal cases, 5.0504 ; 870 claims for personal injury, 11,5791. Os. 3d. ; total, 16,8294 Os 3d. moving the adop tion o freport, The CHAIRMAN, the said the working clines had shown a greater tr. predation of railway assurance than the other dames of society—thus evincing their growing in telligeooe. A Westeod Aloe was about to be opened, and be anticipated advantageous results. Although the company bad 3.000 agents in the country, eon. sitting chiefly of railway station-masters and clerks, three fourths of the basilicas arising from that source was does by about thirty of them, who thereby added to their Moaned from 1001. to 1501. per annum. The report was adoptcd, and a dividend at the rate of 4 per cant. per annum declared. EXTILkOILDINAILY DISCOVERY OF • Di.& CHILD IS TR, Roor OF A COORCIL—(THIS DAY.)—This morning, shortly diet sine o'clock, the body of a male child wee found 'towed away between the ref of the roof of the church of St. Marv. WhiteehapeL It appears that Mr. Churchwarden Lcocester had given orders for the general repairs of the upper pinion of the church, sad directed the attention of the contractor to the detective state of the roof situated on the south side of the clock tower. A number of mechanic.' and workmen wen. accordingly engaged in removing the old I anion, and while on occupied they found a bundle which ' emitted a hello! effluvium, sod on unrolling it they found the dead body of a child, which was covered with dust and very much deemnposarL The body seemed to be complete, and there was no indication of violence. It is • singular fact that about two year. since the body ' of • child was discovered almost in • similar meow by some workmen eerier the gallery of the rams church. The coroner (Mr. Humphrey.) in that instance held an inquest cm the bedy, bat nothing satisfactory could be gleaned. DRAT"( 07 A FENALZ G•ROTTES. —A singular inquire respecting the death of one of the persons connected with the greet garotte robberies, was held by Igr. W. J. Payne, the(Sty deputy coroner, in the governor's-room at Newgate. The name of the deceased was Susan Light, aged IS years, who was sentenced to four years' venal servitude at the Central Criminal Court In January last. for assisting • young man named George Day, • printer, and soother young NM and young Roallall is a furious (garotte insult with a view to robbery upon • gentle- MR named Ryan, io Carey-street. Lineoliee-inn•fields. Mr. Junta, governor of Neonate, said that Susan Light was In that mi.'n when she was sentenced, bat she could not be removed bantam Pregnant women could not be nosived in the government prisons, and she was prevent by the young man Day, who was cooly 19 year. of saw She wee delivered in May loot. She became very ill and melee cboly,and died last Saturday night. P.very attention bad been paid to her during her Mona sad her relating were eom soneiosted with. Her mother removed deceased's child some time before her death. Dr. J. Clarke said that disersesed died from debility from pawned her, The jeer returned • verdict accordingly. BEIM POSPILNUON& Lawn. I y°7l.4test" Sara. Bar. i0.1n./.119.e. Do. New Do.io New. Z Sharea Do. Preference eaß.,ltramk.illedarlea c e s a u tdi a tt i Ll i r floperaDoeilliko was. Dromerarajp.c.por.pref Sadden Dowd . •• Soma laden gue.S pof Do. G. Istamoloo Do. H. do Greed Tramiel Camas Ek.. UR Do. do. deferred Do. lad pred.Hosida Do. do. dolorred Do. fed pref. 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MAI Da gar ces4 Ds. and rsr Mir & Wass sma. 4p. roe a. YarloAdre p. pa I Alock.RDarbsitoolighc Do. 44. Sipa Do. 66. C • Ts/ Vale ?Mamma . 'W•444.46[lll4aftylp 4O 112.1444-04.144 , 46.41 Da. do. lAA do 124 , Do. Romp. 6 ',ea Peet, 146 1164.41e.para. OA& prat I 124 PORZION RAILWAYS. I .1. Lwart. I CL Wass. I SS BO id tli Ibi 3$ U Is ill IMO I'" 15 !Array 11 ararrak se (1 N Bahlati.lnalLo.l p.a. Ne 11 all Illardr IL Jur= le N :Lanai U.SorlisralL. laN re IS en tiummo. , 100 10 ;Durban t Wilerk(L N U Dark Mara 1$ aU liars= at Fern l9 N (10. Zara* p. a N 2U 14 N O !Nara Jamaica N 1111 ilta 9 raldar r La e % the Of 16 N all an Norm of D0.69A. . tee II an N. Ran LA:Ns is. 7 P lO IS le Do. to. do. $ 10 all llirerslaa Trak trot. It 01101606664'6167n6661.11a) 11 N all Tarr Lyra ar Kra 40 N 01 , Paola sad Or N all Portogs•601016,1601 Midl !Rare and 1 .1.0ra0.:.....iL :116ra rd Dorris N NI Marl .. l4 I aU Bo al Swear I 6 NI Da 1 par oar 1 N a Oman sad Maw 10 111 all I_ Do. 1$ par rat. Pa el 10 10 I laarsalopr.)6. Troia .• 1 all D. do te N all LUNN Ica VaboNas 11 ;9.9.0 taraudal/paralp I 16 Orrin F ran 1 111$ * 70 NI 9 I Thiti Do. do sad %mous I 6 .2 all ! Walt Norm . 1 1 11 .6 40 D a ia •60. 106 111 611 ,Wast.llll. M. at Ni Meta. W.. Oh. I poen. Pd — lipail 10 m 0 °ml _fowl USI Tolls - . ..4. limit awl Vilegladic 100 I Isi ISt 1 St. 1.0..das M. 44. 11 atliarlas lO 00 06 it 6 , Si. IllontbsepOsis -SO et. 01,10 ft• 11i 110 6461 101 ,6 1 .... MIS ID , Ds. Mos 6 .. :II ~ k w , ~ 101 100 101 100 I 6 J. 2. _l4. H I lei; T In 106 leei 101 lee lli MUM*. N. 10. Floss T - F - Tw IIS Si Vie NO ~ a 87 80 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RK-LAN/L—(THIB DAY.) The show of English wheat here to-day was very 'mode rato as to quantity. but its general quality was Bee. Al though the attendanae of millers was limited, the deasad for both red and white qualities ruled steady at fatly Monday's currency, and at which a good clearance was effected. We were somewhat heavily supplied with foreign wheat. Good and gee samples wars taken to a moderate extent, at full prima. Otherwise the trade was in a sluggish state on former terms. . . . . . Floating cargoes were in fair request. In the quotations, however, no cheese took plum The show of barley, both Raglish and fond" was again limited. Nevertheless sales proposed slowly at about stationary prices. New English reamed Ma. to 375. per quarter. There was a moderate inquiry for malt at late quotations. Selected samples of oats commanded quite Monday's currency, but inferior qualities were a dull inquiry, at late rates. Beans were a slow sale, but not cheaper. The demand for pass was inactive; nevertheless, prices ruled steady. New mustard seed was in fair request, at full quotations. In other seeds, the transactions were on a limited axle. Cakes sold heavily. CUILILENT PiLICEL Per Qr. avatar. Die; Kest red 1061 30 to 42 „ Ditto, oew .. 41 to 46 „ Ditto,whitola ato a Ditto. new 42 to a Naloik and Lincoln P Qr. - 2;4 - TNT - ---- 40 to 42 „ Ditto new, 42 to 43 Malting DlaWlios Grinding to 28 Maw. Norfolk, and Ba olk OO to 06 Chiptoo and Ware 67 to de Brown Old and new,. . OM s. _ a. liesiali. tad Mai, wM ial. 141 M>: „ bilk* MUM _ I Yosegss - SO lo SI Ilia SS So as I garre. F- 97 In 43 Pau Um &I Is V/ 1M: U le 40 IT to 40 nom _ _ Thin ISO 39 to 411 OATS Ina*, feed „ pot•to ... 18 to 25 .. 28 to T 7 7031 Por. Qr. I. B. WITIAT. Dentric sad it — oruge . berg 46 to 66 Rostock & lteckleo- 43 to 49 40 to 45 Bunten, hard sat American, red 4O to 42 „ white 40 to 46 _ . /louselsold 34 to 111 Country Norfolk sad ex ship l7 to % Per*. Grindbig — 24 to 23 Distilling Malting OMAL oA S. I — .. IDsaisli end Swedish 17 los SS tares _ IS MII Dutch. brew lB to n • - • •• 100 . 4 ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, ta. CARRIAGE, FROM AUGUST Nola — 'RAM SI to Si 111 u. YrM - 13 to 38 SG to 38 ErotAx COY Mao 3O to 32 Yellow Pcoo9. lamb, par oat .... 37 to •9 Amerman, pa tai.. 19 lo Peallos, .. 19 to It INTO LONDON BY WAYNE TO 'arr. 1. INCLUSIVE. Wheat.' Bark/. Vat. °aim ilaar. ors. I qrs. vs. melts. Lnelah awl Scotch 1070 100 44 qrs. *la o 490 . Forelau I MO 249 .. .. Total MO I 21411 440 0040 850 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) =MT= AND 171101ATIONAL rinzaiuri.) (ISOM OUR OWL 001LIMPONDLIT.) The 'maid has beso rather quiet to-day, aid the trimasotioos will probably foot up 6,000 se 70/00 bales. Prima nut hardening. MINCING LOOM-MIN DAY.) Boca' —flare is • fair dismend for West India, but laid week's prices are barely supported ; other sorts ere not is much request. Bengal sold, low to good middling Garpat. tab date, 34.. 61. to 35e. 6d. ; Mauritius, good brows, 29.. lil. ; gray, 33e. 6.1. • Madras, Dative low to 6oe broom. 275. 6.1. to 304. 6,1 Refilled : last week's prima are sup ported, there being a steady demand. Comet—The Yalu, of ibis &dick oostiousie to be wall maintained and the txtemiye pezcebi of Ceylon bronght to public sale are mostly disposedd ; triage, 66a 6d. to 77 ~ fin* ordinary and low middling, 78s. to 80a ; middling and pond middling, 81s. to 88a. ; peoberry, 85a, to 935. Motive Goy im bas also sold steadily ; good and doe ordmary, 70s. 6d. to 735. _ . the public sales mooted tots have mold at barely the former value. Red leaf cougous have brought la. tiid. to Is. 7d. - 11.1er..L•Tbe market is quiet. No sales reported. Faint.—For new minuets the demand I not active, but old or. in more request. Raisins, new Valencia, are selling readily at 19s. Bon.—A parcel of good Jamaim bas been sold at 31. 3d. ; also some common quality at prices cot reported. Corrox is in lees active request ; prices are about sup ported. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market to quiet at the subjoined prune :—Towe tallow, 41a. 3d. ; Pak/mbar, Y.O. on the spot. do. 3d. October to te•asiaber. 435. 6d. ; December. 431 . 9d. I* 441-; January to /limb, 445. to 44e. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meagre. Patteeden and Smith report no alteration in tha market 1110011 Monday last. PROVINCIAL &EARN NARKEIT. Livisiooi. Sart. L—Bake to-day :—Edlnlaugh and Cliargow, M--Laricashke and 'Yorkshire, IDA on A—London and North Western,teli la ex d.—lletropolitan,l% S-193 ex d. 1271 7di ex d.—North British. 1.6 f}—Leeds Capital Stock, 671 ex A—South Luken, IN Si ex A—Buffalo and Like Huron, S 11.ln f Dutch Rhenish, li.—Eset Indian Flee per Dent. 199 - Central. 9 . I.— Erie, mi Bank of Liverpool : British and American Exchange. 3S—Yereantlle and Exchange Bank. d.—Albion Marine ham ante Company, 1 ;a—Briton anJ Forci.,n Marine, l; 1 11.169.—Pa.1.5c Steam Natigaam C.on- WY. 79. Mani N 11111.114 Sr.,?. I.—lletropolltanWaggon Aare, sold to-day et 29 teem and Ruth Staffordadye Water Worts at si ppe e re share Stour Valley Railways were quoted Cl en d., sellers : Bir mingham Ousreateed stock. 77 to 771 Bristol and Birmingham Six per Cent. mock, lsa. beyers Birmingham Canal, 92i, ex div.. buyers: Britannia Rills, I dia., buyers ditto Registered, rte. 9d. t 0.61. 3d. dia. THE Hop-PICIEINO EXODIIE.--(THis Day.)—lan emssequeoce of this day beteg the last upon which persons pe weeding to the bop garde°. in Kest are conveyed at reduced rates—sir., to °metered by steamboat, 6d. each pinion ; end by railway, from the Bricklayers' Arius station to Meidstnee, 2a.—a very large number of peeking left. It is estimated that'aince Moedav morning. when the reduction took place, no fewer than 10,000 hop-pickers took advantage of the arrangernsets. Bar.sen or PRIVILIE7E. —At the Judge's Chan:- bars esterday a question of lame importance came before Mr. Justice Itylm for decisine. On Friday an spelt:et:on wee made to his lordship cat the part of a person eoelleed in Whitecressetreet Prison for his disolserge, on the ground that he had been arrested by an officer of the Sheriff of Middlesex while privileged. It was urged that the prisoner was privileged, both es a bankrupt having übtaieed his pro tectica, and as a witness on his return borne (ruin Hammer smith police.eourt, where he had attended as a prosecutor. Atter his arrest he was detained at the suit of another creditor. Mr. Justice Biles mid he could only grant a summons, which wont! be returnable on the following Tueaday. His Inedslop was urged on the matter and cos , Dented to beer the parties at his house near Rickmanswortb, nearly 20 miles from town. if it was iodated upon. It wee stated that the question was very nevelt to the applicant, mud that by his lordship's permission the parties would attend Zoe fere hat Airooritiegly. on Saturday, the legal advisers re paired to his lordship's reeidenee, and after bearing them the matter steed over for further notice to be given. Yesterday the sheriffs se well es the creditors detaieieg sad the edentate ler the prime's, appesreel. Mr. Justice Bytes was of Musiou that there had been a breach of privilege, on the ground that a person who had attended a polies-court wan entitled to return horns. As he had decided the matter on that point, it was not otosseary to consider whether a bankrupt who had left his protection at hones was protected front arena It was intimated on the other side that as the henkrups had not his protection with him he could set be protected. His lordship was not inclined to concur to that *emit A diseuseice arose about oasts. He lordship said 'reaction should be brought, but on the part of the defend ant it was hoped that be would not be tied up in that man ner. Eventually an order was made for 40a. mete sad no action to be brought ardent the sheriff or any of the par ties. The discharge of the defendant was ordered filth with. 44 ! •