The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-30 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrsr Winslow.) IN RE BRANDON AND NOAH. The bankrupts, Jonathan Brandon and Phillips Nosh, were wine merchants of Atichurch lane and Laurence Puuotuey-lane, trading seder the firm of Jonathan Brandon and Co. Thin was the first sitting. The liabilities are con siderable, upwards of 56,000 i. ; the meta are estimated at 'b,00.0. Numerous proofs of debt were made, and the followiag gentlemen were chosen creditors' assignees :—Mr. Edward Putt, of the firm of Francis and Co., cement manu facturers of Vauxhall ; Mr. W. 8. Ropley, manager of the City of London Bank ; and Mr. W. F. Newton, wine merchant, Silver-street. Mr. Chatter* accountant, was appointed manager of the estate under the provisions of the Bankruptcy Act of 1861; and Messrs. Reed and Phelps ate the solicitors to the assignees. On the application of Reed, the bankrupts were ordered to futuisb, in addition to the usual cash and goods accounts, accounts of their dealings in stocks and shares, of their consignments to the Confederate States of America, and of the vessels chartered by them. (Before Mr. Registrar Haett.) IV BE W. H. B. PAP; • This was the cue of a solicitor, practising in Great James street, Bedford-row. Re rune to the curt on his own petition with &statement showing debts of 538/. He Mtn bates his faibre to bad debts and insofficieocy a income to meet expenditure. This was the first sitting asd as assignee was chosen. TILE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLEREENWELL. RD;OING DOOR HULL Henry Walter:. • young man, was charged before Mr. Barker with ringing at several door bells in Kinpland. The prisoner at as early hour this morning was the wone for liquor, and wan amusing himself by ringing at the door bells be passed. Before the constable could get to him several persons had looked out of their windows and complained of being disturbed. Greet complaints have bees made of the continued habit of young men i;nging the bells and knocking at the doors in the dead of the night. The prisoner said he wan not drunk, and did no t ring the bells. Mr. Barker said such conduct was very disgraceful ; end if anyone was in in the house, such disturbances as made by the prisoner might cense their death. He should fine the defendant 20t., or in default of payment fourteen days' imprisonment. The prisoner was locked up in defeat. Henry Hama and Frederick Hartwell, owe being a shoe• mtker and the other a carpenter, were cl:ied with knock. img at the doors of several houses in nwhaldaroad. The police stated that at one o'clock this morning the viscous knocked at several doors, but in defence the pri soners said they had ouly knocked at three or four doors. Mr. Barker fined the defendants; 20s. each, or in default 14 dope' imprisonment. The prisoners were locked up is default. WESTMINSTER. ROBI:ERT AT TIM ROYAL XILITAIT STORE A HT A 9OLDISIL t, Carpenter, one of the Book Fusiliers, was placed at the bar before Mr. Arnold, °barged with a robbery of the stores to which he had mama Sargent Porches., 10 13, said—l am on duty at the Nuitary Storm as Thames-bank. Prisoner was employed there se • pester, and received a shilling per day hi addition to hie instal pay. Yesterday he was leaving the premiers at 1 o'clock when as he passed out of the gate I observed something bolt/ is his east under his area. There was • great crowd at the monmet of two or three hundred men leaving, and I could sot get at the prisoner, bet I sent a 000stabls after b;en being biro book , and as be come into the to I asked his what he bad in hie coat pocket, when be rep isidi only • few white serge cuttings." He thee mind me to look over it, and said that if I did not it weekl be the ruin of him for life. I told him I could not do so, and the authorities ordered him to be charged and brought here. Chief Clerk —What did you Sod in the coat ! Witeem—White serge cuttings. Clerk—How many? Witness—They weighed three pounds ten ounces, a n d, contracted for with other cuttings, fetch the government 50 per pound. Mr. Arnold (to • nergeent of the regiment)—What is this mee's thirstier ? Sergeant—Vary good. peaala (the gaoler)-11. is wailing four good conduct etrtpie, year worship. b Military sergennt—And a good conduct medal up on hi s reast. ifr.Aroold —This is a most deplorable ones. Prisoner—l hope your worship will treat me as leniently II you can , for the mk s o f m y w if e sa d four children. took the things when overarms by temptation. I picked them up ; they were on the groa I did not know they were of say particular value. Mr. Areold (after inquiries)—You must have known the goverornect sold them, and that they wore regularly fetched be the contractor. This is a most deplorable and painful case, seem' the high character you have hitherto borne. I will not treat it as • felony, although 1 strain the law ; I shall only deal with you for uulawfol possession, and commit you to hard labour in the House of Correction for 14 days. _ WORSHIP3fREET. WASTCD AN OWN= VON A NANN4,OII. Catherine Sullivan, • respectable-looking marrisd p a of 30, and living in Pelhans•trest. Spiting/4a, was before Kr. Leigh, on remand, with haring in her a 10f. Bask of Berland cot. , and not giving • satisfactoey soconstof the name. On the 14th last. the prisoner mad* purchases at the shop of Mr. Hall, a draper, at No. 106, White. chapel. to the amount of 11. le. Bd., teederieg in pal meet the note in nnestMet and giving ber earns as lira Solomon, 5. Nigh-street, Whitechapel. She residers the dime, but from some unexplained suspieioe was followed and given into custody on being men to eater the house to Pelhametreet indeed of the address stated by her to the tradesmen. Mr. Vann, for the defence, deelered that his sheet bed found the note. Not anything was said with regard to the false rune and faddism, and prisoner wee remain's& -- Inspector Deleon, 1L dividoe who bad charge of the ma, weld sot now b r i ng forwird any claimant for the note, hat some Redoubled otherness as to the chars lee of the prisoner gave her an excellent character for iategiity end bawdy, as shoo her bnaband. who is in the employ of Messrs- Dreher. starch meonfecturers in WhitechapeL Mr. Leigh ordered her to be discharged ; and Mr. Venn applied for the note to be given op. The Magistrate observed that the Impeder could do so, or retail' it at his option. bat mast, of course, be answerable for either mono ; tad the officer appeared mach inclined to hold it for the prosecution of further inquiry, finally remark ing resu that be would consider about it and l e t M r . V ann k now the lt. The somber of ths note is 55.204 (the date ki withheld from publication). In the middle of August last It was paid by the Bank of England lab the Nathan/ Hank with other cumin, making a total of 6.7501, and four days afterwanls paid away upon a cheque for 891., drawn by Yews. Wait and James, merehaota, of Bristol, L favour of om Phillips. Not any more information eau be obtained respecting it. _ _ SOUTHWARK. CUTTING AND wouirDnra.—AlTACC ON 122 Tee POLE= COM. Critiarine Bray, the keeper et a heave of bed repute, was placed at tie bar before Yr. Betrelesa, charged with est. five sad weaarting Joao Hireell. The latter. as ushartarte yens( feria* who exhibited cuts oo the right arm and wr i s t, said that Let taring she wept to the pelsotar's hour for the wpm* of speaking is a female who lodged there. The primmer ern to the deer and abused her very mash, and ea die wee about to to. away, the primmer rushed at her, seized her by the hair of the heed with re head, sad endeavoured to eat her far with a knife she hold in the other. Wirers put up her right heed tore her face, and Orr resolved a cut es the lower part of her arm, sad afterwards was eat severely across the wrist Fortunately a coeatable came up, and she gave the prisonerinte ccurtedy. The prisoner denied the charge altogether sod rid that she never bad a keifo in her hand. She acknowledged having a fight, and the mots must ham been caused by h er f a lli eg . She added fist the complaisant came to her house tipsy, and because she ordered her away, she struck her end they fought. The complainant denied her abatement sad exhibited her arm, which clearly preyed that the wounds !adhere isdieted with a knife or some other sharp instrumeet. Mr. Boreham dmided on remanding the prisoner for • week, and while the prosscutrix win leevieg the cow t she was euddeely attacked is the aete-room. Coeeidsewbl. ex citement was eared by the screaming of the complaisant, who called out loudly for help. Several officers left the court to her amireece, and, after eoceitirrebte trouble. brought is two females who had attacked her. They were placed in the dale, end charged with the arault, which we. clearly proved by several witnesses Mr. Burnham rid be wan determined to protein wither= on leaving the court, after giving their eviderler, frt. the hrottl conduct of each violeet charm:dere as the pt keefirs. It had been clearly proud that they had eastulted her is the avenue loading from the collet. &M. o. • cantles to the, be asetesced each to two months' hard labour. The priacisere seemed rather serried at the entree. NARROW EWA?* 07 • GLASGOW EDITOR.—A rather swims academe occurred ire the afternoon of Safer day in the ones of the arises aseremper, through which Mr. James Headwork* was mash injured, sled an appren tice named Campbell hurt to an extent that, but for speedy medical aid being gives to him, would have canard death. The lad Campbell kid bees diverted to alma a window of a room in the top Hat of the building. sad being unable to cleen it from within, west outride. Right below the window is • double skylight, looking into a mom, • portion of the Hoot. log of which in made of glans, through which the light pene trates to the editorial modem situated beneath. Campbell, while attempting to lift ewe of the sashes of the window be was cleaning, missed his hold, and falling a height of shoat fifteen feet, went with a week through the skylight t• the glass flooring below, shattering it to atoms, and seedling mama of it into the more below, in which Yr. Headwork& was at the time seated. Lame ir:oose of the glue, which wee about as loch thick, fell all around him. and some of the Otiess staikim him on the beck of his head, cut him terribly. He was at Wren ppoo t into • cab sod conveyed home. where, on medical awiadnee being celled is. It warn seen that his wounds, though ewers, were not likely to prove dan gerous. The lad Gimpbell, who was frightfully cut on the bead and ems, wee conveyed to Dr. Mihnia's, 288, Argyle. street. Several of the arteries of Weans' bad been severed, sad he was Weed* profusely from other wounds of • lees serious natant but Dr. Milner being luckily it hie surgery when Campbell was brought in. speedily meceeded in stop ping the hemorrhage. He was takes home after having his wounds dreamt and though week from Inge of blood, seems now to a fair way to recover.—Norffi Britiat POACH/SG AFFRAY AT KILSODSWIL —At the Smalley petty seaslces. held on Monday last, before Colonel Wilmot and 110'. J. Itailbol. three men, named JIIIII4II Par kin, 11.71 t Tandisene, and Thomas lienems, wen committed for trial at the ant Derbyshire airier ea the &Ina of bolsi ooneword in • &immure poaching Wheal et Killtalweli THE FLooca tit FaasEn —The provincial journals Oa the sight of the Met last. as described as a beet contain aoreobta of inundations it different parts of Prance. maker, and Toonliams and Rearm as miners. were arrested In Preache-Cosete, the Nabs has rims to within about • shortly after 10 o'clock In a field forming part of Denby couple of feet of the height attebeed by the inters in 1852. Manor. the property of Mr. W. H. Lowe, by two beepers The promenade at ammo= is mewed_ , mid Moutbelierd is and • member of the Derbyshir e constabulary. They were inundated . A washday he at ffreglile was carted away all armed with sticks, sad made a desperate reeistesee, by the force of the stream and team to pies"' against severely hurting lioniagtom one of the keepers. and Mar. tfie e piers of the bridge. The plains of the Ardadm, ems- plea. the polievenitstahle hut weettelly two of them were sit Valdese. sow Ileeffed by th• of the Mishit, overpowered mad haadeuffed, and the third was afterwards and the read between Saint Peter aid V is ia many sepreheeded as • warrant. 17pon the reformer Parkin was planes mom water. The omnibus., which rua between found • set 80 yards long. sad io the field *Bother net 80 them two teem ca Ni. mind by Oullhersind. The manes of mph le length, sew net pegs, • bludgeon, and two fresh the Wm' ars se I Wed rabbits. I Claim 00 Gi 107 100 le. Jr.7475.17..W.137.1 I Mow _ _ I I Do. Now. r eliaroa..l Dishol.A.4aboaloosilL ciacess. Dalkitara&Atiodarleb II a Ilda. 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As regards the leading lines, the only variations worthy of notice are a rise of per cent. in Great Northern, and a decline of 3in Midland. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1021 to 103, ex div. ; Great Western, 64 to Vex div.; Midland, 128} to I, ex div. • Lancashire and York shire, 113 to ex div. ; div. Eastern, 51; to I, ex div. ; Caledonian, 120 to ex div. ; South Eastern, frii to 11, ex div. ; Great Northern, 1261 to 127 i, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 101} to 1021 k. Canadian railway securities are inquired for. Indian and foreign lines are inactive. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY =craw =mown.) NEWMARKET MEETING.---(THIS. DAY.) £5O PLATE. Novice walked over. FIFTEENTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. Tornado... Turoos ... a ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.C. Attraction, Bet 121 b ; Regina, Bst 101 b ,• Antoinette, Pet 41b ; Junius, Bst 41b ; Welcher, Bst 21b ; Little Savage, Bst 2lb ; Nand, Sat 21b ; Braalamaate, ist 1016 ; !only* 7st 1016 ; Mouldy. 7st 1016; Annington, 7st 81b ; Daniel, 714 ne ; Land el the Wed, 7st 510. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP OF 20 SOVS. D.M. Lord of Mawr, mud, 9st ; Humphrey, 4 yrs, 84 716 ; Revolver, 3 yrs, 74 91 b ; Moo. 3 yn, le t ; Wild Dm* 4 yrs, fat 1016 ; /Nave of Tramps, 3 yn, 64 71b ; Merry Ibid. 4 yn, 54 71b. All an bon. ENTRY FOR SELLING STARES. Fin! half of Ab.lL Potinfiags. Clairvoyants, Verbena, Black Domino, Polo nails, Galileo, Antoinette, Seleioei, Pedrona, and f by Tirana All ere hens. _ SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. _ . Jolly, Edward the Confessor, Plover, sod Arcadia. All are here. KT. LEGER WARES. D.I. Early Pori, iiraCßUaloilif.il7; Itlinger, end Prince Lee 800 are berg. PAID FOUTlT.—Trojans, Lard Wardell, ffaopiles, Armen, Adams% sad Mossdor. GRANBY STAKES. Five farloop 182 yards. Bridle c, Fille de nti.. Uoioe Jack, Lied., c by Tadmor, Durham. Goldylooka, and Lad Hawthorn are here. PAID Foarmr.—Procelle, ' r, Commerce, Hark. forward, Victoria Cress, and e by timuiterer. Ormea Aamirsim.—Roassa, Bee, Deonybrook, watch, Lbiter, Rauteford, and Quetta Astra& LATEST BETTING. CESAREWITCR. 100 to 8 opt Lioness (t) 25 to 1 Limodas (I) CAMBBIDOLBHII/B. 40 to 1 opt &kiwis (t) 40 to 1 ARAM ft) 40 to 1 Fookorpor (t) THE DINISTRATIONS.-(THIS DAY.) CITY OF LONDON. This morning Mr. the barrister appointed to revise the lids of mien for the City of Lou- don, resumed his sittings (adjourned from Friday hut) in the Court of Common Pleas, at GuildhalL Mr. Rohm (Notes, Carlisle, and Francis), instructed by the City of London Cooservative Registration Aseodaßoy for the conservatives ; end Yr. Sidney S m ith an d appeaseds Ledger attended for the Liberal Ramstration An:lateen. The oarlike. fixed for the dace revision comprise the wards of Flassiehaw, Oolemancireet, Bishopegate, Cheap, Oordwainera, sod Dowgate. In the parish of St. Stephan, Coleroan•etreet, the name of Samuel Bolton Elesborough was objected to by the liberals. Apothems° attended and said that the premises occupied by Mr. Edeaboroagb were situated at 545, Moorgetectreet, end known as the " Wool Exchange, Moorgato-etreet.baild• lap." He conducted has basins.* there, and when the wool sales were late in the day, Mr. Edenborongh slept in a mom on the premises, and of which hs bad the exclusive use. Oa other occasion. he west to Waltham to his family. Mr. Ledger—Where do you live? The grenUemen—At Dahlias. Ex Kr. age Ledger—You never sleep in the room at the Wool eha? The c i t r l h estan—Not if I know it ; I am a married man. (Load WO Mr. Nos held that there ins sufficient proof of rad dame, sad The name of Mr. Edenborougit was retained on the list. TEWKESBURY AND MALVERN RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) The ordinary half-yearly meeting of share holders was held this forenooa at the eflios, 96, Parliament. street, Westminster, Mr. J. D. HENRY in the chair. Mr. fkrumma, the secretary, read • report from the se esaw, wiry a very satiafaCtory account of the reeling is Um cowatruotios of the line. He also prop !umid statement from the aommeocenteet of the am. piny to the 30th of Jane last. by which it appeared that the total receipts by capital and loans had been 349,033/. 10s., and the total payments 339.7281. 16s. 7d., leaving a balance of 9.3041. 14s. Id. The authorised capital of the company was 353,0C31. The CHAIIMAN, in a few remark's Co the satirfactory position of the company, moved the adoption of the report sad financial statement, which having been agreed to, after the transaction of owns formal business, the meeting con cluded with a vote of thanks to the chairman. THA WEST BROMWICH TRAGEDY. VRRDICTOF WIVUL MURDER. . . Yesterday the adjourned inquiry intohe deaths of the two children nondsred by their father, Bee' la Holdiug, a "bundler." residiag at Hall FAA, and employed at the Albion Iron Works, was bald. The deceased were Mary Jane, aged four and a half ran, and Joseph Bee* min, about eighteen mouths old. About five o'clock oo the armies of Tuesday, the 22nd ieetaat, Holding's wife said she wee going to sell at hie father's house, sad desired to take the childma with her. Her Imband obleeted. and she went away without them. The roma he amigoed for not lettiog them go with her wee that it would prevent her Tomah:nog long away from borne. Shortly afterwards be rushed sob hie father's house, and stated that the children had been murdered. She iestantly returned home, and timed the ebildreu with their heads 'early oat off. Them were the feet* deposed to at the preliminary ia quiry on Wednesday lest. Yesterday the wretched was wee brought up at the Red Lion lan, Hail Zed, in the custody of Inspector /Mee and Sergeant Lester. He appeared to be in a fearful state of =feria& wee obliged to be mapperted into and oat of oourt by an offieur, and during the preseediage leant his hands on his knees, keeping his face enveloped in • hand -1 kerchief. After hearing evidence which Undid toshow that the pd. sonar's mind woe Dot sane. Mr. Jackson heeded up to the Oareasr a letter which had been received from the Rev. I, Biekerstaff, late incumbeet of All Sainte'. bat now Rector of Bea. salt, near Matlack, Derbyshire, in which the writer expressed his profound grief at the awful occurrenos • spoke of the high principle of the priaoaer, and atrrihated the dreadful set to isesoity. occasioned by the acute *as in the head, of which the prisoner had haqvartlyoumplained to him. _ _ -- The Coroner reed extrecte from the letter. observing the* although it wee sot evidence, be wished it to go before the jury. The Coroner then summed ep, sad observed that hov erer painful is might be to their footless, if the jury come to the coeoluiioa that the death. of the children bad re sulted from the act of the prisoner they must And a verdict of wilful murder, leaving it to the tribesal before whieh be would be Mamie* tried to decide upon his Mete of mind while be emmelieed the ass. Af tar • •err brief commdtatioa, the jury roluniod a verdict or Wilful murder, • sad tam cawarer made clot bin warrant of committal for trial at Oa mai Stafford arum UJILDINAILT mussel AND KOOK& M 1 Z&ILWATIL .SILM ._ .. 11!II. 1141104,11• L 1 BosicsAblattdolNELO. liskat aid Rube .... ommodamos--- De. • I A aotii,.ard Ds. t p.a. Is b L astild . Tao. iii 10 lso iso !se llead.,Pirlk, 'Mill; Bilabarptit sad Glasgow Campy a S. Western I " ..76 Sl •* n . I Do • Stock. ... Do. LA Anti= flit. Om* Nadia Mahood D0..10. Arm no div. low skOS J StillpoLlo poll b Ofoo4 Widen Or &alba Wont. It ' lk..lloocoVoLesa.blk. Do. Booth Wales .... io;: ir7toi.z. — oriii I Do. Do. 111 Lowalitre& Mobil& LoadoksOl Mackin Ili ►a us us 10 . *Do,. LealW aTI Ma. toodeshilleal!Wir#q, Mary - pat iad Do. Now Do. ow Do. Blom &Dory 1121. WC Wig. (Im.) Do Ohms WA 426 MIA CoAl h eray Laos) 4211 i 08.144.476/6. Deo& 4662*—Dorololt Do. 111.N.11100 Do. Ueda . Di. 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Taa Diairmes PREFERENCE SRA Great Werierll Irredeemable Fur ° A b air." I 1•17"" ill &al 9 • 9} 90 SI U 10 9 1 10 101 pm 114 124 40 61 A* 42 1: 11 2 1 1 1 . pm 2 1 2 :12261 2 4 'G I I 2 1412 i 16 1/ 81 1 tin 21 S 2 I min Oar. 1 11•31•• Ili iii If 10f 10 a 1 111 10 St 11 1 u u P t SatIII. if fa 10 fi Ph 93 93 Pi, • • R 110 4 llm IS IS IS SS US 118 11l lIS i II t i p NS ,100_ 1} It t 66 2 Septa i k t dis 1 6 ple le 1 416 0 SD 1 6 SIM • 5 pin !AY la Pm Pal 4i 54; 1 I ow 1 I pm • i i 4 I I " 4. H: pi ii U. i^l - 1 1471.1 IS Si 1 si si - 10•1 71 !S I 11 - l'i kik la Pia U Pas I I ve. er par 111 14. bets., 9 6 4 i Sd rl6l n Ixa PROVIIirIAZ SHARI MAJULIITS. Linn Mel, fiery. 10.—Bales tepdn7 : Caledonian, 1201—Great Eastern. liti 1-laneashire and I orkshire, 113—London and North Western, 1021 1 1 I—Manchester, Sheffield sod Lin colostdre 47 7 61—Metropolitan, 1230 1 ; I—Ditto new shares, 1 7.l6p.—Midland, 1291 7—Pouth Eastern, inf lirl ir 1 I Lancaster and Carlisle 41 per Cents., 104—Birkenhead, 91 p 4 — m Preston and Wyre, No. I. and Lake Huron, 7 Cent., 9—Ditto, 7 per Cent awned o nes. , 51—Dutch-Rhenish, 217.16 p.—B. and A. Exchange Banking Company (Limited, 41 p.—Mereautile and & Book ,Litnited,, 1 11-16 f 11-16 9.16 c p.—National Bank of Liverpool, 6 9-16 1 p.—Albion Marine (Malted), 13-16 1 p.—British and Tomlin Marine, 2 p.—Empire Marine (Limited), 11.161 p.—Thames and Mercantile Marine (Waited), 41.18 p.--Santa Barbara Gold Mining Company, fa. p. —African Merchants, 1:16d. par.—British sad Irish Magnetic Telegraph A, Ml—Great Phi', Dd., 35., 2s. 9d., *a, Is. Wl—Ditto, 174 par Cent., pew., es. M.. fla. 84.13 d.. ea ed.- -Pacific Mem, 90—Greek, 661 Mexican Three per Centa., 471 1 —.Spanish Certificates, 141 9:16. MAROHE/2Hk Stn. 33.—There was a good market, and prima was firm. Coneolidated t Bank (Limited`, e. p.—Greet Eastern. 614 11-11reat Northern A, 1 BhiP. 211- 2a. ed., 211. 9d., 8, Pa 04.—Ditto Preference, U. 3d., Oa 9d.— Grand Trunk of Canada, 201—Laneashire and Yorkshire, 1131 —London and North Western. 1021—Manchestar and County Bank, sLp.—Manclrester, Sheileld. and Lincolnshire, 4611 11— Metropatan, 1261—Midland, 1231—North British, S6l—South lantern, 971 if if f I—Thames and Meracy Marine Insurance, 1:16 1 p Bank, 11 f —laneaslalre Insurance, Ip. —Mexican, 47 fi if —Garsion 100.—Greeks, le— Southport Hotel, Oa. 6.—Charlas Crain New Five par Cant., 10a p. —llre Insurance, 2 p.—Contederate Loan, 30d. BILMIIIONAX. 81t1Z 19.—The transactions in this market to day Included Birmingham Canal at 941: and Warwick and Bir mingham Canal at 461 per 'hare. The shares of the London Bir mingham and South litafroohhire Bank were again in demand, at a further advance : they Mined buyers at 11 dia. About 60,0001. in gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday. The City of New York, from New York, has brought 44,0001. in specie. The exact amount of specie brought by the steamer Tasmanian from the West Indies , is 897,0001., of which 454,0001. is silver and 243,0001. gold. Included in the total is about 180,0001., brought to Panama from the west coast of Mexico by H. MS. Tartar. The Mexican dollars by the Tasmanian, suitable for transmission to China, represent only about 100,000/. In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon there wan no alteration of importance. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to ; ditto, 3 days, 11.161 to 174; Rotterdam, 3 rooothe, ILI9 to ; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 2555 to 00; Hamburg, ma lance, three months, 13.84 to 9 : Parr, 3 days, 25.224 to 324 ; do., 3 mouths, 35.52} to 7; • Frankfort-oe.the-gaioe, 3 menthe, 1194 to 4; Pernbeig (per rouble), 3 months, 34 to 4 ; Vicuna, A BURGLAR CAUGHT AGAIN.—SOIIIO weeks ago eft the., 3 tooeths,ll.3s to 40 ; Trieste, elf. fie, 3 mouths, two men, named Westhall and M'Onthy, berglarieuay 11.35 to 40 ; Madrid, 3 months, 443 4 to 4; Oadis, 3 mouths', entered the shop of a draper at Exeter, and oo erreg out 494 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 manila, 25.65 to 70 ; Gram, 3 through the fanlight of the side door they were galls mouths, 26.65 so 70 ; Milan, 3 moot* 35.65 to 70; captured. shwa desperate struggle, by 3 moods*, 25.65 to 70; Palenno, 3 months, 25.65 Martin and others of the Exeter police tome. They were sob- t N e a ro l 7 . llessena, 3 mouths, 25.65 to 70; Lisboa, 90 days, aequently tried, 000vieted, sod sentenced to 20 years' peed Mite 4 ; Oenrett. 90 days. 524 to 4. servitude. Being lodged in the Exeter Gaol, me of them, Some of the new carriages built expressly for M'Carthy, attempted to make his 'mope therefrom on Sunday owning last. He Mid manufactured • file out of • the Metropolitan Railway Company have been delivered by the contractors, and are now at the spoon, and made a rope oat of blanket. With the aided them he had actually got out of hie roll the igen E s t ring don-st reet st ation. T h ese carria•res have walls. While in the act of climbi ng th e ou t er wa ll, h ow . been specially adapted for metropolitan traffic, and I ever, he was seen by corn. one. An alarm was raised, and are described as the finest that have been con • polies officer named Bransoombs, being near, dealt him • strutted for the traffic of this country. Moll on aa d t he n a hm il *Lb hi itsff ta cke4l.‘himil the The Great Western Railway Company of Canada y deverly Oon - trived -- plan — — thus — ha .-- ppily — feustra — ted .e jtuel w as 's announce that " the loss on thro ugh trait) ced l2 - be had almost succeeded in carrying it iota e ff ect. lected and converted ascerta i ne d up to A Fettocions &tr.—A shocking circumstance amounted to the sum of 19,889.07 dole. (4,0861. occurred co Wedareday last to a child nice months old, a 19e. 7d.), and there remained a further sum of daughter of Mr. U. Elliot, fishmonger. C.ockerroouth. It American funds for conversion at that date of appears that Mr. Elliot r rather food of such mature/ curios& 1 4 4 .6 . 3. 70 du i, I n a ddi t i on t o whi c h there ar e ties as white rats sod mice. On the afternoon before meatimed the Infant was left in the house by itself for • balance; in account with connecting railways still short whir, and me of the rats, getting loose, attacked the unadjusted." poor child, sadly devouring the flesh oe its right arm aid The receipts of the Great Western Railway of flee. The child wee at length discovered is that state and Canada for the week ending the 18th September at once rescued. —Owe/erred Poequet. were 12,5941., being 1,1581. more than iu the cur- A DIBAPPOINTZD COMPANY.—The hanks of the ro „ po ndi g w eek of last year. Lake of Kkeotbal, in the mato° of Orris, ham lately at. Warted a great ember of venom. When the ROleita I certifi cates u of shares in the London and army ander the orders of Sonwarrow effected re err. Hamburg Exchange Etaak (Limited) will be ready ted retreat by the Pregel and Klaiethal at the mid of ' for delivery in exchange for the bankers' receipts September. 1799, • large trot cheekoootainioli the moos} on the 12th October, when the deed will lie for thearmy, is mid to have fallen into the lake near RusteW.. kopf A itoomsny has been formed at Glair to search foe signmture4 The certificate, of shares in the London and this Inman, believed, however, by many to be i mag inary. I Lest week two di van f rom he lake of Coostaoce, Paris Hotel Company (Limited) will be ready Lot provided with the seeessary apparatus, descended into the delivery on the 12th of October. water in primers of an nominee eoucoorse of persons who waited with impatieo re to see them re-appear with the We are requested to state that uo further appli cations for shares in tbe Prince of Wales hotel illigiure. After remaining fora considerable time under C sill be received after water, the divers clone up, bringing with them an old ompany (Upper Norwood) iroe stove, covered with mud. On the following day Saturday next from Loudon, or after Tuesday next another attempt took place, but without any appearanoe of from the oountry. the Russian strooebnx, which, U ever it elkl fall Into the Notice is also given that no further applications lake, is likely still te remain there seder the SUNS and mud collected over it doting the last 64 yews The probe- f or bitity appears to be that the Glaris company will have their , shares in the London Tavern Company will be received after Friday nest. expenses for their pains. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Ctoox. In the mining market the attention of the dealers is almost exclusively confined to the fort nightly settlement, which will be completed to-day. Proves generally are consequently without change. East Basset and West Chiverton shares are rather firmer. Chiverton shares are now quoted 10 to ; Cook's Kitchen, 24 to 25 ; Drakewalle, 38e- to 40e. East Basset, 80 to 82 ; But Caen Brea, 7/ to I ; East Caradon, 28 to 29 ; East Chiverton, 61 to 7 ; Bast Ruuell, 3to ; Great Fortune, 37 to 39 ; Marks Valley, 6/ to ; orth Crotty, 54 to ; Tincroft, 194 to 1 ; West Chiverton, 47 to 49 ; Wheal Lud cott, 24 to 3 ; and Wheal Crofty, 3/ to 1. United Mexican Mining shares are again rather lower transactions are recorded at 7 and 61. East del Rey are don. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoow. In the Stock Exchange to-day attention is almost exclusively occupied with the comiletion of the settlement of the unusually heavy account in shares and foreign stocks. In the absence of fresh trans actions of magnitude, there is scarcely any variation in prices. The renewed dulness of the Paris Bourse, where the settlement is about to commence, and the tightness of the money market on this the last day of the quarter, contribute to check any tendency to animation. The fonds and the principal railway and foreign stocks are quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. The general tone is steady. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renee opened at 67fr. 85c., being nearly per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 931 to i for money, and 93] to } for the account (Oct 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, g ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 911 ; India Five per Cect. Stock, 108,, ti ; ditto Bonds, 16e., 204., 16s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, Is. di.., 2s. prem. Apart from the settlement, little business has been done in foreign stocks, and the only alteration in prime worth mentioning is a slight improve ment in Mexican Bonds and in the Venezuelan Loan of 1862. Some of thepresent quotations are an nexed :—Turkish, 1854 Loan, 95 to 96 ; ditto, 1858, 704 to 4 ; ditto, 1862, 71 to ; the Consolid6s, 544 to 4 ; Greek, 374 to 384 ; Mexican, 474 to 4; and Spanish Passive, 364 to 4, Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 1014, 101 ; Greek, for account, 38 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 184 ; Mexican, 474, 484, 471 ; ditto, for account, 474, 4, 4 ; Moorish, 95 ; Portuguese, 1836, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 494 ; Russian, 1862, 934 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 364, 4 ; ditto, Certificates, for account, 14, 4, I ; Turkish, 1864, 954 ; ditto, 1858, 704 ; ditto, 1862, 704, 71 ; ditto for account, 714 ; Venezuela, for account, 264 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 614, 4. The Confederate Loan is firmer, at 28 to 28 die. International Financial shares are without altera tion, at 51 to 6 prem. ; General Credit and Finance are better, at 31 to prem. ; while London Financial have receded to 4i to I prem. Hudson's Bay are quoted #to dia., being firmer ; and Egyptian Trading, 21 to 2} prem. The extent of the outstanding transactions in shares and foreign stocks, and in the financial and other new companies' shares is very large, and has led to a corresponding pressure for money in the Stock Exchange. The rates for loans on the more speculative non-dividend paying foreign stocks were decidedly heavy yesterday, ranging from 6 to 12 per cent. per annum, while in exceptional instances, where the borrowers were of weak credit, still higher terms were required. Heavy rates of " con tinuation" were also demanded on the shares in the new financial companies. This is not sur prising, considering the comparative youth of these companies, it being notorious that shares in new undertakings are rarely well placed until after a lapse of time. As another reason for the high terms of "continuation," it may be mentioned that these shares are at present in much speculative favour. At the same time the public continue to make boas fide purchases ; thus there is a steady absorption of the shares into the name of the best elms of investors, the supply being derived from original holders, who have becu induced to realise by the high premiums. The following notices from Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., relating respectively to the debts of Venezuela, Mexico, and New Granada, were posted yesterday in the Stock Exchange. The small ness of the remittance from New Granada is partly attributed to the scarcity of bills an Loudon. The collections on account of the dividends on the Venezuela Debt are regarded as satisfactory : M. Baring Brothers and Co.'s agents in Venezuela advwe that they have received for 3:.) per cent. of the import dutiful for two weeks : From the Cuatom-house d La Guayra —Dols. 64,625 !Marto Cabello 14,501 Toth' Dols. 79.126 MEXICAN DEBT. MOWS. Baring Brothers soil Co. bays remised by this packet on athonat of Mesican dividends Dols. 60,403 1111 , 1 GRANADA DIVIDENDS, Mem% Hering Srothets and Co. have received by this mail, oo account of New Granada dividends : From the Custom-homed Sesta Marta PS Osrtegerus 4OO o Bithopagate.staset, Se p t. . tal 29, 1b63. 081 It appears that a snm of 2,0001. is now in the hands of Messrs. Baring Brothers anti Co., to be plied to the redemption of the New Grenade ez all " de. 3 and other share., as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : fmmenee.--Commereial Unlos, 8j ; Baldish eed &seek Merino (Limited), 2t ; Indemnity Marine 148 i ; Losers. 47 ; North British and Meresatile (Limited), (l aw :: Life, ; Thames sod Mersey Marie, (Limited), . Gaslight sod Coke.--(tit y of Lesdos A, 301 ; New, 61 ; Great Central, 19; Imperial, 8111 ; New dills. 73 ; Imperial Costinectel, 881, 9(, AI, Not : ; 1234, 3 ; Vatted General, 48, ex die.; ViestuatAter Chartered New, 43 ; Western, 18. Deka —Fest and Week India, 144 ; London, 64. The prospectus of the Southsea Pier Hotel. Company (Limited) has been issued. The capital is to be 60,0001., with a first subscription at 30,0001., in shares of 61. each. When the remaining 30,0001. is distributed the original shareholders are to ha re a preferential claim. The object is to' erect a first clans hotel on the beach of Southsea, Dear Portsmouth, one of the most riain•• towns in the south of England. The site propose d faces theses, • is freehold, and borders on the common, which is a mile in extent, and where all the reviews take place. A large amount of the capital having beet secured, it I. thought no difficulty will be found ia obtaining the remainder. TUFADAY E 12161110. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 1 for the Bth October, opened this morning at the same quotation, and cl osed at 931 to For money the last price was 93} to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 93g, 11, I • ditto, for account, 93i; Three per Cents. Reduct . td, 92i, 91,1 ; New Three per Cents., 922, 91i ; India Five per Cent. Stock, ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent " enfaced* rupee paper, 1162. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. Exchequer Bills remain at is. dis. to 2s. rem. The more speculative kinds of foreign stocks were better in the morning, under the influence of the encouragement given by the temporary im provement on the Paris Bourse, but comparative dulness prevailed in the afternoon. On the whole, however, pricer continue to be very well supported. The market for Egyptian Stock is dull, owing to a vague rumour that a new loan is not distant. The ni per cent. preference shares of the Great Ship Company were fiat at ss. to 10s. per 11. share, iu consequence of the issue of the directors' report. The ordinary shares were quoted 2a. lid. to ss. per 11. International Financial shares were last quoted 51 to 6 prem. ; and General Credit, nto prem.; while London Financial have risen to 40 to 4i prem. Hudson's Bay shares dosed at i to I dis., sad Egyptian Trading at 21 to 211 prem., being slightly flatter. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 1.1 to lit prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 4 to * prem. ; North British and Mercantile, Ifti to 19; Unirersai, *dia. to par ; Commercial Union, 31 to § prem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 1: prem. Oriental Hotel shares were nominally quoted to prem. ; Imperial Union Privileged Eank et Austria, Ito 14 prem. ; Buxton Hotel, f to prem. ; Star and Garter Hotel, to § prem.; and Prince of Wales Hotel, to 1 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARK - - - - - Fresh up to-day the arrivals of English wheat were ou a limited aisle. Notwithstanding that the show r.! samples was very moderate, the demands for all kinds wts inactive. and last week's prices were with difficulty supportaL The condition of the wheat. was good. Foreign wheat. the supply of which was large, changed hands slowly. Never theless no quotable change took place in prices. Floating minion of gram, off IFahnouth and gnenstown. were a dull inquiry, at barely late rates. There was a slow sale for both &Wish and foreign barley. In some instances, the eurreacin had a drooping tend. The malt trade was heny, and, to have fin crl lower rates must have beets submitted to. Gaod sound oats oorninueded full prion but low sad damp qualities were dull, at barely the late decline in vales. We lute, no change to notice in the value of beans. The inquiry was chiefly is retail. Peas were a dull sale, at Monday's currency. The flour trade was somewhat heavy, at late rates. Clover seed was heavy, at low currencies. Tares wens offering on easier terms. Most other seeds supported previous rates. Oakes ruled steady. CUMIN'? PRIM Per tTir: WIRAT. s IL Fasei,ltent, red 1,31 40 to 43 Ditto, ee. .. 41 to 41 13t44,whikt*tt C. to 41 IMUo, I.re .. 42 to 47 No;tolk and Lincoln rad . 61 to 48 . „ Ditto, Dew. .. 41 to a Baa“.ar. - - • Matfillog to to 39 .... 29 to 311 . et SO tat Rem, .Nartgolk,--ind _3417. %lfiolii --- -- en to es [lova= sad Wart 47 to KO brown _ Old i new M to N _OAT& Zugll* „ potato la to MI Row Per gr. Weyer. I. a. Manta° mad Konigs berg tr. to SS Restock t Mackie° tun l2 to 48 3t to 44 Russian. hard Dolt Amt;lcao, red white 44 to 4b Grinding 24 to 28 Mulling Malting __ 80 to St Dutch, Ivey .. 19 9. n feed ARRIVAL, Of ORAIN E CARRIAGE. PLOY MI•T. I OATS. I. Soda. lal fearl Ir „ . white potato lo IS 2 , 1 to V black limas= Tick Harr°. Neon GNI MR* Mitts T.. as as s as ... at to 38 to la rte. 34 to 314 3o to •• 37 to a FLorn. 1 Tows made: P — e; ;20 1,24. Noural222 24 le If Onantry Norfolk sad WW2, el ship 27 M! pflt Dv OATI. IL IL let and Sandia 17 r U Rus.i.Lo IEOI*AL.. Mapla Boilers _ .. St to V . 31 to XI Per Or. SS to Xi 3.5 to as fow : • :: .. 27 to IS nom Yroadi, per sock .... ST to 42 $2 2222 . V Amurlon. pot bet .. 1P to 22 Cosofflas. JO to U INTO LONUON, I.Y WATI~ I TO ACM 2., Wiwi. Darby. /tall 1 I 0601. I Flour. qrs. V. in. qrs. Ws. adz. English als4 /loot& 660 lOW 760 100 .. 1 6111 Insa rorelva IVO 140 .. 6060 ; 13S 1 230 ---, - Total MO I MO , 740 MO 110 I fa LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. awn DAY.) ILECTRIC AND ISTIONATIOSAL TELLORAPIL) (TION ou! owl 0011ESPONDENT.) Th e neu .ket mad ams •ery steady, and de busier, will probably foot op 8,001; balee at noaltered tates. BOROUGH HOP HAIIXET•—(THIS DAY.) Dear+. D.Gee4en and Smith nod so alteration in the market since Monday List MINCING LANI.-1 'HIS 17.! Y. Saga — The market b firm, but the smonn , badmen I:tenanted is the West India market bas been..' mild. Mauritian. sold, middling to good brown. 29a. 31 to ;Ile • grainy grey, 335. to 3Ga. Gd. ; yellow, 38s. to Vs. et.t. Pawing, good to doe brown 30.. 6d. to 335. 6d. ; low good yellow, 3is. to 365. Gd. ; a small lot of fine, 335. Refined is in fair but sot octave request, ststeady rates. COFFIE.—The pergola of Csylost brought to public .ale have brought about previous rates: triage plaetation, 68g. to 72a. ; doe ordinary to middling, Ida. to 84e. ; podium. 925. to 96e. Gd. ; awl waive good mid free ordinary, 71s. to Ids. 6d. ; superior. 745. to 745. dd. Tre.—A moderate *mount of busivess is doing at the former currency. Public tales are declared foe out Tuesday. RTC& —There see buyers of cargo Bengal at full pries; but few seller,. . Farm. —The demand, for the SIMSOII, is not entire, comma qualities of currants being most in request. Valencia minas Nell et 34a. for common. up to 48s. for fine selected. Bum—The market isilieetlet. . - _ B.turrerar.—A parcel of 300 bags of Bengal hu Leen sold at Ms. 9d. for refraction M. Corms.—Only a limited bathing is doing, and chiefly for arrival, the sale■ on the spot being small, is col:melamine of the reducad stock•. JL^re.—TLS market continues firm and active. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market is steady at the aonerMl prices :—Towe tallow, 44a M., net cast; Petersham Y.O. es the spot, 455.; Oatolor to December. 41e. to 445. 9d. ; December, 455. to 455. 3d. ; Jaaa►p to Marak 45e. 64. ; March, 49e. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla Ead Bette°, 19e. Gd.; Walls Eod Hamra, 190 6 d..; Walla Ead Tees, 19.. 3d.; Walls Bad Ruddy!' Hatton, lg.. M.; Walls F.Arl Carer. 18a Gd. ; Walls lacl Aelbet ; Wall. Fad alma Mate, 18.. 3.1. ; Walls Ead elißa 17a. M. ; Walls Ead Framwellgate. 18s. ; Baba& Hartley, 175.31; Lambert's Hartley, 176.-24 ships at Ima tat. TwiNN AND TRIPLLTS IN MA/MUCH CRETIX —During the year 1861 there were 741 twins born io Messechweellti of whom 405 were melee. and 336 females. Dues" the acme period three rams of triplets ocearred, one is Elam meaty, comprising nue male mad two females, sail me ark la Middlesex sod NVorewiter counties, each comprising two itoOles and cue IcuAle.—Ntir York Herald. ... In I 1131 108 te 162 k V 46k trt I t loi