The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-26 00:00:00

TUE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. DISZAILD NIA?. Mr. Newman, aloof the sanitary inspeeton, said—This morning' found in the shop of Mr. Butler, of Newgate Market, four quarter,' of a cow, which had evidently died of lung disease. The meat wee in a putrid state, ....I totally unfit for human food. I afterwards sent to the shop of Mr. G. Lee, in the market. and there found another four quarters of scow, very wet from disease, very much emaciated, and also unfit for human food. I next visited the shop of Mr. Samuel Matthews, is Ncwgate-market, and seized four quarters o , • bull, which had been diseased for a long time. It was in • very bad state and not fit for food. I then went to Mr. Weaver's shop, in the same market, sod seized four quarters of a cow very emaciated end in a highly diseased state. That also was quite unfit for human food. Alderman Gibbous—Did all these parties give you in formation of the meat being bad'. Mr. Newman—All, except Mr. Matthews, and I have so doubt be would have called me in had he seen me before I entered hie shop. Inspector Fisher —I went to the shop of Messrs. Dodds and Stow, at half-past 5 this morning, and seized the carcases of two cows very much diseased, and quite unfit for human food. Mr. Stow called my attention to the two mama _ Inspector Newman—The groat weight is 18 owts. Alderman Gibbons—lad you get information with regard to the senders of this meat! • Alderman Gibbons—Then see that the seizure of thin meat be reported to the Commissioners of Sewers, in order that the real culprite, the senders, may be proceeded against. In the meantime I direct you to hare the six cansaes destroyed. MARLBOROIIOH•STREET. • FRIULI PICKPOOKI7. Elias Ardis, a young women, who gave an address at Hackney, was charged Wore Mr. Knox with attempting to , pick the pockets of several ladies in Oxford•rtreet. Edwin Coathorpe, detective officer from Sootlandiard, ' deposed to seeing the prisoner in New Oxford.street, and suspecting her he followed her, end saw her place herself on the right-hand side of a lady leekleg in a shop-window, and then put her left hand in the lady's pocket. The pri- soner thee moved away, and again planed herself by the side of another lady, and after following her about for sae hoer and a half, and seeing her make at lent fourteen attempts to pick ladies' packets, he took her into custody. Mr. Knox inked the officer whether be knew anything of the prisoner, and he said that on the 4th Sept, while in company of Sergeant Thome, he saw the prisoner in Oxford-street, and then cautioned her. Sergeant Shore, 21 F, said be had known the poisoner for three years and ad frequently seen her attempting to pick pockets, and had cauti o ned her. The prisoser, who when be first knew her was very small in stature, need to be brought out by an elderly woman, who regnkrly trained her to pink . _ Mr. Kuoi committed the prisoner for three months with bard labour. OOWLIDLT /118001DOCT TO 11&Mtn LADIEL Joeeph Tanner, • man Twee_ tly dead IN. for a violent molt, was charged with wilfel4 breaking two panes et eau. Nies Min F. Baps, • lady, residing with • maiden eider as 19, Coiselzilletrest, said that ea Thurnlay night she maw a man emu to her street door, and pot • liner into the box. Bike forted the communicatioe was as aine eos, of an of feesive character, with a minting Trits .a distriaie Manny. Last everting, while lining et wooer, two men were observed on the slope el the frost deer doing something, and it wee shettly dim med that tiny hod securely tied the honker at the skeet door to the area railiap with ropes, so that the door mould node opened. The rope was out, but is thepo of the treeing ii was again tied and the an msyasls Complained believed the defendant to he ems who tied it. sad as bade opportunity plenly el min him from the drawing-room wiudow. A godhead raring next door badly finned the polioe, ands welsh imps boss kept upon the home the defendant was taken ide imsteity. Inspector Butler said that these maiden ladies bed for nun time past been unblocked to ioesaderable musonoes from ander of wee, and in order to relieve then as snob se possible the police lipt a sharp watch on the hones. pendant was • stablemen, and the rope toned was sash as was need with bones. — ThomatlßedfiTrri,polios-coostable 305 B, mid that ho vu set to watch the ladies' premiere, and at 2 this morning he downprissista ia emerway with MOWN' soma. they emu the street hastily, and arrivals" apposite the ladies' home, the primer stooped down .nor threw • weber of loam at the kitchen window. He mold bear the gime rattle. He weal over and took the oisfeedaot in aerie Defeadent said he met with a madam store Esau and was geieg bane, w►ao he was mama& el breaking the window, whisk he dread. The other ma might have dies tusked el him, bathe had also dosed it. Mr. druid said he should have the oppareanily afforded him af (nibs the other mu if he ➢wed, and remended him (swig to mks boll) a.til Wednesday. MUSS ARTICLIS 1% VII MM. .141 n Crowther. a cuttermooger was char's& with ob struettog the thoroughfare at Ku4ea-aore with a barrow bowie' out' on it for eats. Mr. Ricketts, eolicitor, of Frodericklutreet. Gray'e•iaa. road, 44•1414 f arthe d#lTdlat__ _ _ _ Filmemonetable Nanshridge, 145 N, said that let sight, about • gearter to 8 o'clock, hi saw the primmer Mending at the Ihies-twoes miser, with • harrow, baying ante es it for rim He mid him that -it he did nee go sway he amid leek him op sad should not tabs the trouble et rummosiag him. The primer was thereabout Ise minatm, and then he wentrue to tit Mbar side .1 the way. The =lwee in the York•road after he bad driven hinaway. e spite t. As primmer be modems hemamer =l:Min Oat, lie weed sway mad the ems; a utter him and took mom law melody. Is answerts Yr. Riskerim, the cereals add he did net set the priemer la bir saampaad address with • view to amemees him, bat thought it was bettor to grog histbremgh the flee and Ise him sp. He wee two or them misses. is the Yetir-read, and he Now no eiebeetion them yet be loth"! him acid, -- Paboomanble Baker, 114 8 geld be sew the thus end the primer speaking gates fat &beat d ie : Ise Wastes. Mae pr sea easy lied he followed, sad with the masieteace of Mother mestahile be mieneyed the prisoner to the polthentation. He saw two easaihuses °b obtailed_ lry the priesear's !anew. Mr. Eickette mid it was a most pitiable spectacle to me two °mutable' corning to this court to prosecute the defisadeet ea the dreadful sharp of attempting to p 4 ma bowel living sod to keep kas wife mad family oat of the workhouse. The pobre ought to exercise a bide die:retina, and he should like to k mow why the emetable did sot summon the defeadant, indeed of dowels, him through the Meets ea a (aloe. From what he bed beta he aadiestood that it wax the radios of the polies to swum defeedeath for obstrairtioa, sad why was a diffeteme media here. He would sot for is. moment Justify amemesery obetruaboas, ben it wee • very piliabb Wag to see two policemen leaving the streets tutheinimb4 to ,P•••••t• • poor costeromeger for endeavouring le gel a boallbood fee his wife sad family. He hoped ells thileekath would dl.. mien the saw, as the dam:4W bed already antlered a pees deal by thing lasted up for ease lama Mr. Barker illecherged tie plasm yea a IMMO& EXTRAORDINARY ROIRTAT OW • MAIL BAG NT A LADY.—YaGardsy (Friday) mania& soon after the Mime of the Yeettekke Beakhg Company at Hull were opened as maid for besiams, a youth ha the employ of a mercantile fine le the tows. presented • cheque for paymeat el 281. 4a. The clerk who resolved the cheque esked the ecath who had mat him, sad the letter replied that • lady Iliad asked him to get the cheese cashed for her, sad she wan waiting outside. &mama bathe exalted, two of the Gleam were directed by the teenager of the bank to go and me the lady, sad they amordiagly went, and mer Mag • detective le the street, is was ananged thet he should fellow, so at to be is modistes' in ame his services were required. The lady was faced in Trlalty Hoase•lsice, standiag mar I. the beak of Werra. Pesos, Hoare, and Pease, sad after a few words had been ezoltaaged, she was requested Mao to the Yorkshire Beak. Her explanotioos being ametiefee. trey, she was estedusited to the police-stalks is Parlimesat. street, sod epos her dress beim merebed, whether for 315, was fond. Up to this time so hsfortnethe a Ti robbery bad bees rewired, bat very shortly afterwards • saperisteadeat of police arrived from loath We, ion latelligesee that the mail bad bees Mole° from the postKillee at that pleas cm the previous smiting, sad that lb. bag welshed, anwespot ether letters, one in which were motneed obligees amemetiag altogether to 747 f. 17s. 9sb The letter eolesieg the cheques was add/weed to the Yorkshire Banking Benerley, sod the cheques were as fellows : CmcaP" datel Y 22nd test, draws be Robert Boddabv. as Y —C olit= Back log Oempazy. payable to himself, 1501. ; Moe. Wedmore load, Ise ditto, 12/. ; Robert sad John Fisher. as Bower, Hell, and Co, Beverley, payable to Yr. Piakerlig, or bearer. dated 24th lost. 2371. • Risitwortb Brotben, as Alemit nod Co., Reiehiey, payible to Joba Peek*, or tearer, dated 22nd sopt. , Vl9& Wm. Clerk. es York City sad Comity Bank, Gooks, parable to Barked italics, or bearer, dated 19th Sept, 1361. 13s. 94., and the twe following, which are pow to the hush of the Ball polka:— John Wells. 351., and Thos. Jackano, ea Natiotial Prove,. dal Bank of England, North Shields, payable to the His, J. H. Popplewell, or order, dated 21st Sept. M. 4s. The lady was thee formally charged with the robbery. and she Mated that her sums was Maria Conk, and that one Need with her east it No. 7, Breaseriek•terraos„ Spriag-ba Ball. In the afterams she was Mites before the RA ettpeediaryl madedrate, at the mhos -court. mad reminded until Tuesday seat, to make farther Inquiries. The primer. it is knows, bee bees Maytag is the erghlbombeed of South Cave far some time. hat how she bee got poomeles el the meal yet remehe to be sees. The Rev. Henri Ward Beecber has been is Leedoe again this weak after his coatimetal trip. B. ie sow, we believe, ea his wey to Seethed ; bet be velum 114 M ay* ad m take put la • pabb e aira ll ag at bele& hall is October.— P atriot. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER , 26, 1863: ► LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY ILECTRIC ITLIGIAPIL) MANCHESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) STA3fPORD AND WARRINGTON HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Lord Duedreary, Flower Safety, Greenland, Claxton, Mystery, and Leyburn Leas f are here. NORTHERN METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. One mile 1 furlong 40 yards. Oldmineter, Wynnsky, Churning Woman. Tolarno, Fan. fame, Lord Duudreary, and The Cobbler are here. ALL AGED SELLING STAKES. Three-quartera of • mile. Lord Dundreary, BionaT,iliartford Hal, sod Madams Tagliafico are hers. GRAND STAND PLATE. One mile. Walloon, Loonies. Lothian's King. Maid of the Mist, East Laucashire, Belladonna, and Gammon are here. THE CAPE COMMAND. —We understand that Rear- Admiral George St. Vincent King, C. 8.. will succeed Rear. Admiral Sir Baldwin Walker, Bart, 8., as commander. in-chief of the Ceps of Good Hope and African station,. Sir Baldwin Walker's three years' term will expire in February next —United Service Gamete. NORTH AMERICAN COMMAND.—We understand that Rear-Admiral Sir James Hops, 1C.C.8., has been nominated successor to View-Admiral Sir A. Milne, as commander-in-chief of the North America and West ladle station. It is expected he will hoist his flag as Tice admiral on board the Duman, 81, at Portsmouth, in Decem ber, although the Prim:tea Royal has also been named as his probable flagship. Rt. Ashby, now serving as secretary to Sir H. Stewart, will be the admiral's secretary ; but no officer has yet been decisively named as flag captain. Crafted Service Gamete. The Lientenant-Governorahip of Jersey, secant by Sir Robert Percy Douglas's appointment to the command at the Cape, will ia all likelihood (mays the Army and Navy Gazette) be filled by Colonel Burke Coppice, of the Royal Artillery, a Waterloo officer with over fifty years' write. The Army and Nary Gazette says :—" We eodentead that Captain Goons de la Poor Berated, late 16th Regiment of Foot, has eased to be a member of the Army sad Navy Club, and that in coosequence the general meeting eonvened for the frith instant has been rendered nneeccem7.".__ R. P. Collier, Esq., for Plymouth, is appointed ooe of her Majesty's commissioners for the pur pose of inquirieg into the fees c administration of the Irish Admiralty Court. We (herb/tire Chronicle) have reason to believe that the vacant judgeship hat been offered to Mr. Serif:ant Pigott, one of the members for Reeding, and has been accepted by him. For the vacancy thus caused in the representation of this borough, several gentlemen have been spoken of as probable candidates. Amongst the name* thus mentioned are thee. of Captain Walter (brother to Mr. Welter, X.P. for Berkshire), who unsuoorisfully contested the borough at the last election ; Hr. G. Shaw Lefevre, barrister, of the Homo Circuit (a nephew of Viscount Everaley), who on a previous occasion wee announced as a candidata, but who then withdrew from the contest; sad also a member of the Goldsmid family. All of the gentle men named are liberate. A new locality for Metropolitan Volunteer field days is about to be tried by the Hes. Artillery Compaq on Wednesday next, viz., Alexandra Park, near Hammy. St. James's Hall, Piccadilly, has been secured for the purpose of exhibiting Church's Gland Historical Moving Pictures of the Civil War I. America, and will open early io October with descriptive lecture and illustrative music. The work hes been in progress for upwards of two years, and has war yet been exhibited. The riven Greta, Si. John's, and Glenna Mifflin (es Threlitekt beat, were owns so fell el maim= at tide wee= of tlteyear uet the present time. Is the river Bt. John's the taWft an ewe in every dub and etream.—Weei seereleed asselte. Gasorrxso.--(ram DAY.)—This mernieg, sheet 3 eels* a meet cowardly and engage attack was made by three men upon a yoga( nem named Joseph De Masao[, • priater he the employ of News. Elliot, of New Or.fordmireet. It appears that he use re turning hams from hie work about the above-mmtimed hors this morning, and when is the neighbourhood of Coal-word, Dram-leas, three men rushed out of • prow, and immediately afterwards Mareoff felt hireesdf seised by the back W the neck by a men who newly strangled him. In addition to this another of the man hit him a tremendous blow I. the alidnmen, which deprived the victim of his wawa Oa recovering he feud that be had bees robbed of all the mosey in his pos seseioa, stem 30s. ; at the saxes time his seat sad waigtheat wen torn to raga leformatios of the outrage was gives to the polio& It was nodded by Marooff that one of the ram cateerzed was blind of me aye. Tai ATTEMPT TO POISON FITZ PERRON, AT Hou..—lieseggeley (Friday), at the Hull polioe-court, a' little ghi, seised Miry Asa Richardson, was committed for trial at the seseima, on a charge of having attempted to t:tfin gir l , named respectively Sarah Jam Ana Heel, Matilda Watson, Pansy Ashton, Mary Bee. The trial was a somewhat lengthy one, sad aimed combinable szetegement Is the loam The evideace west to show that shoat tea days ago the moored, who worked with the victims of her malavolsoco at • starch annufaetary In Hull. was charged by • person who sopena. teoded them with a slight peocadillo, and the aeaneation so exameively essayed her test she threstesed to met vangesson mere her meager sad others who worked with her. A day or two afterwards an opportunity presented Itself of mettle( her dark &dim into argetitios. It seemed that it was customary for those girls who lived in the sitherbe to brim their breakfures with them, and for all of them to put their coffee into one potmod me morning es loos ea the above-earned girls hid placed their coffee in the pet the accused was seen to approach the Sr.. Shortly after the girls drank their coffee, gad were instantaneously seised with alarming sympto ms of having imbibed something polemic/ea with it. A surgeon was called In, and he admi nistered the usual remedies, and in • short thee they suMeiestly imovered to remise their ordinary duties. The pain, however were aoseasashated with, and the prisoner rial was apprehmided, rad she wee yeetwday committed for for the offeses, her dames being rwerved. DEATH OE JIMMY A WHOLE FAMILY (PROM EATING TOADSTOOLIL—At a aim wasp la Coniston, ea the road towards Titherth wake. sad sot far from the church, melded Mr. and Mrs. Dente and their family, consisting of four cleildrea. They were satires of Devoushire or Corn wall. sad Mr. Death's ooeupation was that of superintend * me of the operations wassehad with cop per mime- Daring their residence Ia emulsion they him mised the esteem et their oeighboars. On Saturday, the 12th of September, John Deuto, • flue boy of 12, west late the neighbosrisa woods to seek not.. He came apse a large bed of what supposed to be mushrooms ; knowing his father's hedger for them he returned home sad got his sister AMA (a fine girl or 16) to amompasy him back to the spot where the mapposed mushrooms grew. They gathered a quantity, and on their reackleg horns their father whaled twenty or thirty to he stewed for sapper ; whet mummifies masa, Mr. Dents, who was anther unwell, did set ham the dish. bat Mrs. Dente, Ainslie, sad John partook of them. During the night Nn. Dente became poorly, and ee Sunday was worse, and the doctor was called is. Amelia at baled church in the morning, and though gaffe/lag from useomfortable esseatioes, weak to chapel is the eve4w The sequel eta be told is • few words. What they thought to he mushrooms were toad stools. Hrs. Dents died on Tuesday, Amelia no Thursday, gad Joh' on Friday, and an Saturday thermos at 4 o'clock they were laid, side by gide, is rose grave, in Coaistos Churchyard.— Weiggeordand Gowns. RAILWAY Taarrto ROMNITII. —The traffic receipt+ of railways In the MAW Kingdom seneasted, for the week stinthe 19th of September, on 10,882 miles to 645,9511. for the erereepoodiog week of last year, on 10,428 miles, to 628,8741., showing an increase of 454 miles, and of 17,0774 in the receipts. The grow reoelpta en the following 15 railways amounted, in the aggregate, on 7,663 miles, to 622,9761., and for the corrce lag week of 1862, on 7,397 miles, to 5102711.. @bowing an inenw of 266 miles, and 12,7051. in the receipt& The merge's on the Odednalen ammated to 5311. ; on the Great Eastern to 804/ ; es the Great Southern and Western to 348/. ; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 2,6381. ; as the London and North-Western to 4.7311.; on the Manchester. Shef field, and Lincolnshire to 1.6621.; ea the Midland to WU.: on the North British to 786/.• and on the North Eastern to 3,1201; total, 17,3041. But from this must be deducted 901., the decrease on the Oreet Northern ;1,704/. on the Omit Washita; 1,7011. on the foredo% Bsigbtoe, sad South Omit ; 8201. on the London and South- Western; and 2841. on the Sonth-Easterr —ipliettuw 4,5991., having** Mamas as shove, 12,70t1. The goods sad mineral trams on three lines amounted to 2444.370/. ; and for the oorrespooding week of 1882 to 212.1801., showing ea league of 16,1901. The receipts for gangers. panels, sa, ammuted to 274,6061., 278,0911., showing a decrease of 3,435/., the ooroparion being with an Intereatineal Exhibition week last ytlar. The tragic receipts on 63 other lines amounted, on 3,219 miles, to 122,9751.. and for the correspoodlng week of last ear, oe 3,031 milea. to 118,6034, @bowing an lacrosse of 188 miles, sod of 4,3721. In the receipts. The total recielpte of the pest weak show an increase of 13.5621. as compared with those of the ;receding week, ending the 12th of September. Tien SPANISH Dm ON TOBACCO. —A letter from minion. of Judy 24 ye a small quantity of cigars ware advertised by the locatgoveraineet for walls male me the 13th of that agog* Lot the sale was postponed eine die is comemeirmag et despatches received in the gigantism from the Spanish eamersment at Madrid, with ceders to rated the pair of don 32 preset.—The Grocer. use luo !o• iii WO 104 UN 11/0 103 la 100 100 ne Pa VA WO US 1:0 1 I 100 100 10 01 10 100 411 4 1411 so an fa pa s st iga in SHARE 148TH-{THIS DAY.) Two (Mims. There is still an absence of activity in the railway market, and prices generally have not experienced any alteration. South Eastern an: Caledonian stocks are flat ; the former bas declined per cent., and the latter 4. The other leading lines are quiet at previous quotations. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1011 to 1024, ex div. ; Great Western, 661 to 67t; Midland, 1271 to 1%4,ex div. ; Lancashire andYor - shire, 1124 to 113,ex div. • Great Eastern, 501 to 514, ex div. ; Caledonian, 120 to 4, ex div. ; South Eastern, 951 to 96, ex div. ; Great North ern, 125 to 196, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 1014 to 102. Indian and Canadian railway securities exhibit no movement of importance. Dutch Rhenish, Pernambuco, and San Paulo shares are rather dull. ' SLIM' DAMMAM UI&DINAILY ilai/ULN AID IZWIL leu, ii ea. Nome v ibL esslosi. r oad ilsbeel sad loan ..- out ams asigiii: -- Do. j• so . onr..yraso Do. B paid b$ DidaSa eed roA Diumil.,Porteoll AMA's. 6 duilawillawl Gismo Gioasow IL Wotan •breas taatorn Do. A Stock Do. East Anatisa eiostiorllsofilloOloso 00114 N4711116ft . Po.A Ares so db. as- Jo.DjklepoLiogoldf is. 'oohs W 10004 WrOoos ok Po. rinDlor.Vo. 4111a.DIA Do. &milt Wiles . . Do. W. MC —thegoti Do. Do. Do. 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IN S t 1 all 4 a se ;i • is U 9) pm 1 4164 U SI • V 17 U 1 lips 71 71 IM US 1. 1 411 A MI 1 J. 4'.... i t . jedba. - 14 41 NI lei 1 N 1 1N iS is id 1 47 Me 111 M : 119 t• NI MI I. ei 24i1l Ile .... Ul 11 1_ «t 1 NW; WI i :I he tali 14 e za Ise F. MONEY MARIET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The stock markets to-day are quiet. The fundp, after declining * per cent., have recovered to yester day's closing prices. As regards tome railway stocks the only alteration worthy of notice is a de cline in South Eastern. The foreign stock market is rather flat in tone, but the reduction in the principal speculative securities scarcely exceeds * per cent. The tone of the markets generally is rather firmer now than it was in the morning. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental, were quoted 67fr. 45c., being the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 931 to for money, and 93 } to 4 for the account (Oct. 8). The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93}, 1, 11,1 ; ditto, for account; 93, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 01/, 92; New Three per Cents., 9u, 92 ; India stock, 2264 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 991, 100 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 108 ; and Ex chequer Bills, la. die. The foreign stock market is rather fiat. Mexican, Spanish Passive, and Greek Bonds have declined per cent., and Turkish of 1838, 1. On the other hand, Turkish Consolidia have improved 1. Some of the present quotations are annexed. Turkish Bonds of 1864, 95 to 96 ; ditto, 1868, 70 to ; ditto, 1862, 71 to ; the Consolidifs, 53 2 to b 4 ; Greek, 37 to } ; Mexican, 46} to ; and Spanish Passive, 36} to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 94 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 104 ; Danish, 1863, 904 ; Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 66} ; Greek, for ac count, 371, 37, ; ditto Coupons, for account, 17i, ; Italian, for account, 72}, 1 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 601 ; Mexican, for account, 661, 1,1; New Granada, Land Warrants(Hectares), 81 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 881 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1867, 1869, 1860, and 1862, for account, 49/, 1 ; Russian ' 1882, 914 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 36f t f, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 141, 4 ; Turkish, 1864, for account, 951 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 70, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 711, 71 ; ditto, 1883, 2 din. ; Venezuela, for account, 261. . . . The New Columbian Loan remains quoted ji to I prem. The shares of the Imperial Royal Privi leged Union Bank of Austria are steady, at 1 to If prem. The Confederate Loan is quoted 30 to 28 dis count, showing a slight improvement. _ HAil-FART Two o'Czoci. Oonsols are quoted 931 to f for money, sad 94 to for the secount, being the same as at 2 o'clock. The discount market continues rather tight, the close of the quarter being at hand. The demand will probably continue active until the 4th of October is turned. II fhefortn igiiii settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence on Monday ("continuation day") and terminate oo Wednesday. Turkish Consolidis were unfavourably influeneed yesterday by the statement in the Constantinople : telegn that " the Syrian indemnities will be paid in the new issue of 30,000,000 francs of Con - &Aides." We understand, however, that this state — ment is erroneous. The faot is that the overdue &relit', or Treasury Bonds, issued for the Syrian indemnities, and not bearing interest, are to be replaced by other Serghis bearing 6 per cent interest, and assigned on the revenues of Syria. The bonds will be redeemed by quarterly drawings at the rate of 60,000 Turkish pounds a quarter, so as to redeem the total amount, 60 millions of piastrm, in four years. The Levant Herald of Wednesday, September 16, makes the satisfactory announcement that " the payment of the interest on the let, 2nd, and 3rd issues of Consolidds began on Monday at the Stam boul office of the Imperial Bank." About 80,0001. in geld was taken to the Bank yesterday, but 85,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for exportation to the East. The decline in the exchanged has not made further progress. The rates yesterday afternoon were much the same as on Tuesday, being as follows : AmArsidssA. 3 mouths, ILl$3 Si • dote, 3 days, 11.163 to 17; Rotterisan. 3 mouth*, 11.19 to j ; Antwerp, 3 mentie, 26.55 to GO; Hamburg, ma. bane% three months, 13.81 to 3• Pare, 3 days. 25.25 to 323 ; do.. 3 mouths, 16.523 to 73 ; Fraeldort-eu-the-51sans, 3 moths, 1193 to : Petersburg (per rouble). 3 mouths, 361 to 1 ; Vicesa, et. Ge., 3 montia,ll.3s to 40 ; Trieste, ed. 60., 3 meths, 1L36 to 40 ; lldrid, 3 months, 481 to 1; Gdia, 3 month', 483 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 meths, 25.63 to 70 ; Gam, 3 mouth% 25.63 to 70 ; Milan, 3 mouths, 25.65 to 70: Nylon, 3 mouths, 25.65 to 70 ; Palermo, 3 months, 15.65 to 0 ; liseress, 3 mouths, 25.65 to 70; Lisbon, 90 days, On to ; Oporto, 90 days, 523 to 1. The demand for South Eastern stock (luring the last few days has been partly caused by the proba bility of the opening in a few weeks of the new Charing-moss line, which is expected to largely benefit the South Eastern. The passenger traffic of the new line will &inhume be considerable. - - ------- The prospectus of the Prince of Wales' Hotel Company of Upper Norwood (Limited) has been issued, with a proposed capital of 100,0001., in 10,000 shares of 101. each. Of this 30,0001. was subscribed prior to the public announce ment of the company, sod further subscriptions to a considerable amount are stated to have been ob tained. The project is respectably constituted, the board ooinprising, amongst other names, Viscount Ranelsgh (chairman) and the Earl of Uxbridge, and the brokers being Messrs. Joshua Hutchinson and Sone, With regard to the title, the prospectus mentions that it has been " sanc tioned by his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales." The site selected for the hotel is described as ex tremely suitable, and comprises grounds of nearly ten acres in extent, beautifully laid out. With a view to the immediate commencement of business, a mansion on the estate has likewise been condi tionally purchased. The establishment is organised upon a scale of magnitude, as the number of apartments will be about 250. The share list is to be closed to-morrow week, the 3rd of October. We are requested to state that the share list of the Star and Garter Hotel Company will be closed on Saturday, the 3rd of October. A special general meeting of the shareholders of the Universal Club and Permanent Exposition Vompany (Limited) was held yesterday (Friday) at their offices, 73, Cannou-street West, when it was resolved to change the name of the company to that of the London Permanent Exposition and International Agency Company (Limited), and that a fresh issue of shares be made to the public to enable the directors to make advances on con aignments, experience baring shown that a large capital can be employed for such a purpose. With referent,e to the Merthyr Tydfil, Plymouth, Iron Works, a correspondent has forwarded the following : These old established and well-known iron-works, to the l ereatiee and improvement of which the late proprietor, Mr. Anthony Mill, devoted a valuable life-time, have recently beee . perehased from his trusteed for a quarter of a million Merton' by three spetlemen, whom acknowledged expert se, m ability, and command of capital will doubtless main tain sad Marasco the well•earned reputation and business of these works. The purchasers are Mr. Richard Fother- Lill, at the Aberdeen Iron Works. Mr. Thomas Alms Harkey, banker, and Mr. Benjamin Bateman, iron merchant, 1 and the property of which they liar. become possessed corn =2.ooo to 4,000 acres. abonorliug is steers end, e, limestone, Jica, sufficient for a produce of iron assrly double the present noire. About 6,000 tone of noel are reload weekl , and this quantity may be vary eonaiderably The works are remarkably well attested as regards water-power, and the machieery and appliancesare of the most perfe ct sod extensive character. There are 11 Meet foresees, producing about 1,000 tons of add blast pig ins wesia, as well an forges, rallies -1 mills, AA, equal to the uctiou of about 800 toes of Belated lice weekly, new proprietors will. we saaa conduct the works mainly upon the system hillsto s alpted, mid their oames are a guarantee fon the milleallit set advantageous trisaagesmat of sMeos.elllll. The following is the rep .rt of the directors of the Ottoman Railwa7 Company to be submitted to the half-yearly meeting on Monday neat : The directors have to report the satisfactory termiealiea of the new financial arrangements entered into with the Imperial Ottoman Ouvernment, under which, se already stated to the shareholders, the guarantee of 6 per cent. ID extended to the increased capital ntheseary for the nom tines of the undertaking, now amounting is all to 1,784,0 n. The government documeots, with the firman of his Imps sial Majesty the Batten, are daily expected. A contract has been entered into with Mr. Cm:tiptoe for the completion of the line and works within the capital, and within the period granted under the new coacession ; and the issue of the debentures, as authorised at the last holf•yearly meeting. will take pleas after the reesipt of the documents from Con stantiooplis. The directors find it a pleasing duty to testify to the liberality of the Imperial government Um renew' las and Weeding the powers of the company ; and they have also much pleasure in acknowledging the valuable aid afforded by Mr. Criunpton in personally negotiatiog the terms of the new concession, as well as the seal with which he has cootinued his contract operations in anticipation of the fioancial measures DOW about to be carried out. fa April last the Sultan visited Smyrna, ou which occasion his Imperial Majesty sod suite were couvesed over the line to Ayasluk. His Majesty was much gratified by the initiate- Lion of the works, and highly appreciated the great public benefits conferred by the railway. The table of trails to the 30th June shows an improvement on the . pre. vines half.year, whilst for the nine weeks to the 6th inst. 3,8511. bad been takes, against 2,3861. for the like number of weeks to the Bth March last, being an increase of upwards of GO per cent. This, however, by no merits indicates the results which the director* are as sanguine as ever will follow from the establishment of the through traffic with the Mai Valley ; to effect which they will continue their best efforts in the interstate of the shareholders. FEIDAT EVENING. Consols which closed yesterday at 93i to k for the Bth Oct., declined to-day to 931. to 0, but closed at " buyers." For money the last price was 93k to ff. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console. for money, 93k, k ditto, for account, 934 ; New Three per Conte. Re duced, 92, I, 911 ; New Three per Cents., 92, I, 91i 92 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 14i ; India Mock, 223 ; ditto Fire per Cent. Stock, 194* ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 100}; ditto Bonds, lie., 20s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " eufaoed " rupee paper, 107; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 117, 1161. T e demand for bank shares continues, and a fresh rise has taken place to-day in Alliance, British and American Exchange, Bank of New Zealand, imperial, London Chartered Bank of Australia, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, South Australian, Union Bank of Australia, and Union Bank of England and France. On the other hand, the new shares of the Bank of Australasia, as well as City Bank, Chartered Bank of India, Australis and China, London and West minster, Scinde and Punianb, and Imperial Ottoman, have receded. The decline in the Utter instance was again occasioned by the receipt of lower prices from Paris. The recovery in Oriental Inland Steam shares continues. Joint Stock D. count were flatter, upon the announcement of dm BRITISH PORMSH)1111. ril I ZADirATIL meal's • W. 101111112.0 Sem Do. Da Ne r. w lp 60.1ag." Do.. New. I Mares- DO.lrehrrw O e riill .""ll.4.44l";;lClb tat i tAtir TADsoltertnlotitkebe : Dananare.lp.a.pmprat Dangal • Pool Indian sea. Pet. Do. G. Manna n Do. 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Itaarac Into. al 01111. Vodltor. Pr. 114 rTJ.• Waialland&Ocu.oe. (L) Maunau unman& uu Mortandelnenaitlioni 1 • Do. New T.sa4L,Risi Y. tlrIL 110olt•Malau °distil Am Da New. Olga la aNW. Olammata Doi Uter WM& Ma Pali'. sad Oda Dore Ds. Dew 141.1t1L CL) IM eve llle &Jan. CIZLe.(L; =Ma Mom .... A. [imam Soft &mina= &Althea Intas.l• land •.(l. Ilublesebe Td. Sift T.* 4. a ..604 •...; Via terarAlo4, lea an 10 .1 new issue. International Financial and General CrwEt shares were slightly flatter, the former closing at 51 to 51 prem., and the latter at 21 to 21 prem.. Loudon Financial were firmer, at 4 1-16 to 3-16 Fem. Hudson's Bay closed at to dis., being lower, and Egyptian Trading at n to 2 prem., being well supported. Ocean Marine shares were last (voted 122 to 13 prem. ' • Thames and Mersey, 3 to 4 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, IBi to 19 ; Mumma, L t. } dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, 1 die. prem. ; Commercial Union, 31 to 4 prem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 11 to 11 prem. Oriental Hotel shares were nominally quo d to 1 prem. ; Imperial Union Privileged Austria, Ito II prem. • Brixton Hotel, to 1 prem. ; and Star and G arter Hotel, to prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two detect. In the mining market to-day attention is prin cipally directed to West Chiverton and Wheal Chiverton shares, which have again advanced ; the former are now quoted 42 to 43, and the latter 9 to 4. North Crafty are also firmer, at 4j to 5. East Caradon are steady at 213 to i ; Kitty St. Agnes, at Bto ; Gonameua, at to 3 ; and Caradon Vale, at 3f to 2. Cambrian Gold shares are inquired for. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, at previous quotation& _ _ The director, of the Devonshire Great Consoli dated Copper Mining Company, at their board meet ing held yesterday, declared a dividend of 9,211&, being 91. per share, arising from sales of copper ems sampled in the months of May and Jane last. After payment of this there remains in hand a balance of 23,9391. 51. in cash, ore bills not at maturity, and reserved fund, applicable to the general purposes of the company. The subjoined weekly report on the metal market is from the circular of Mesas. Von Dadelazen and North - . There is • decided improvement in nearly all brenehes of the metal trade. Prices have not only been well sustained, but there Is every probability of a steady advance. lase : Welsh ban continue in good demand with buyers at 10s. f. o. b. in Wales ; 71. 10s. is demanded out of stork here. Staffordshire description are very firm, and it in &Math to obtain fatly delivery. men is great excitement in ;,Sootek * inns, sod prior have rapidly adruieed from 68s. 3d. to 80s. 3d. oish, and from 58.. to 60a. 6d. three months • very large amount of basiseas having been Copper: English manufactured is in good demand at fixed quotations. Second-baud parcels of raw s are obtainable slightly below official quotations, bat then is • much better feeling for the article. Business in foreign is much restricted, and we want report any bushing of his- Burn, 981.: Kannada, 99/., both nominal. ctr There is aeon business in English, with an improved dammed. Straits is steady, at 1171. Ioa cash for fine parcels; ' 1191. 10s. demanded for three menthe prompt. Bens nee lensed. at 1231. The Dutch market is firm, at 733f1. to 748. Tie Plata—Price stiffening for coke qualities. Charcoal quiet. Lead.—Little business reported. but prices un altered. Elpelter.—The market has been very quiet. Priors however are the woe es in oar last report, via., 181. 12.. fid. to 184 15a. for spot, sad from la lbs. to 184 Ile. 6d. for forward delivery. Bull parade, 181.10 e. to 181. 12e. tid. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ITEM DAY.) (11T ZLIOCTIUO AND DITIMILTIONAL TELEGRAM) (mom ova ows coaasarosaist.) Cotton market rather armor to-Jay. awl the treasao time will probably foot op about 8,000 halm TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is Moody, at tbs subjoined prime :—Tows tallow ' 440., net cash ; Potaasborp Y.C. oo the spot. 445. ; ditto old. 43.. to 43.. ed. ; October to December. 445. ; Jam. to throb, 44a ed. to 44.. 9d. Mangey AVERAGES.—Toes tallow, 455 a. ; fat by ditto, 2s. 3.1. ; yellow Ruske, 45e. 9d. ; melted staff. 345. • rough ditto, 194. ; tallow greases, 15a ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Hervey sod ?Aston report prima without alters: tine. Prime meadow hsy, 80e. to 84e. ; superior ditto, 86s. to 925. ; inferior ditto, 60.. to 70s. ; roues, dOe. to Ms.; clover, old, 90.. to 120.. ; ditto, mooed cut, 80s. ; straw. We. to 34e. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Vegetables sod mart triads of fruit in meaca, with the exception of peaches, which are scarcer, continue oleofifwL Late plums niay be bed is great abundance. Of graree sod picie apples the supply is alio sufficient for the demand. I Of melons there is a good stock of both Emilia& sod (amigo varieties. There is also • good supply of Williams's Boa Chntien, Louise Boone of Jersey, and Movie Louise peon. Some good examples of itibidon pippin apples have alai arrived from Jeremy. Kent cobs sod filherts are now cemieg in in good oonditioo, and for the oohs • fair deemod is ;prism leg up at from 6th to 655. per 10011 w. For potatoes the market is still heavy. Cot dowers shied y consi st of orchids, pelargoeiums, amen, marigolds, calcaolarna, migaimett" sod roes.. Y 1 TIT. Peaches, per dos., Gs to Its Melons, each, Ps to es Lemons, per 100, es to I! Wets, umall, p. book, 14s bo Ib Almonds, do., 14. Walnuts, do., 140 to 10s VEGSTATILICS. - -' - - • Pine Applua, per lb.. 111 1114 to 76 Grupe., par lb., 24 to is Apples, p. sieve, Is ed Co 2. ed Penn, per Merl, Med to fa Plums, per 4. Amu, Su toes Yip, per du2, Ye ed Nbtoom p.doo. Is to ft ---- POOO Aoliol,per qt.. 11 to la tld Cfooll/lowers. each, 3d to el Pototor. Yost Sogrota. par icTesetoes. each. Id to 3d Celery. per bundle, le ed to tie Preach Pesos. pre sieve,'" WY , !helots. per lb— Id Garlic, per lb., Id Lettseoe. each. Id to 34 !Naive. per score, le to Is 14 Bettooodoh.p bomb. Isla to 10 Mushrooms. p pat . %Oa Parsley. per 13 Nitwits*, Seto es Matto, per Puck 3d ta.. sOs to b Shairs:io:soato eon Ti . i ' rnipe, per bunch, ed Carrots, do., Ga te tl4 to 61 Spinach, per dere, is Id to la (Xiciimbers. each, le to totold Heat, per do&, le ad