The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-10 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) lortqc AD . DAlFill6 LICIONZIL The court ut this morning for theeisTamal of the opposed applications for music and dancing licenses, at the Sessions house, elerkenwell, H. Pownall, Esq., the chairman of the bench, presiding. The other magistrates present were Mr. Woodward, Mr. John Thwaites, and Mr. Shepherd. THE QUEEN ADELAIDE, HACKNEY-ROAD. This was an application for a music license by Wm. -tereos. The license was refused, as the necessary notices •ere not given. THE QUEEN ELEAIIOI, CHURCH-PATH, BACIENET. This •vas an application by Charles Glsaabosrow for the Quests Eleanor. of Church•path, in the pariah of St. John, i t Hackney. for music. The applicant said this was a F ood -sized mom 34ft. long and 3&t. wide and 13ft. high. and that he had been in possession of the house for about 16 months. He was a pianoforte manufacturer, and had five Fiaoofortas on the premises. He was a musical man him. self, and a number of musical gentlemen assembled at his house, and it was on these grounds that he required a music license. He never intended, if the license was ranted, to use it for any other purpose than that he had stated. The Court granted the limas& THE DOCKUN, CHUHCH•STEEET, BETHHAL•OREE4. The application of Robert William Pringle, of the Dolphin, Churehwtreet, in the parish of St. Matthew, Bethnal-green, fora made Hawse, wee refused. THE QCREN VICTORIA, BARNIT-GROVT. The applicant, Denial Bushell, applied to the court for • music home, but was refused. THE BRITISH QUM, LANOLZT-PLACZ, COYYEBCIAL•BOAD Ufa. This wu an application for mule only. The police stated that this was a well.conducted establishment, and that the applicant was a highly respectable The house was granted. THE EARL ST. TDICIOTT, PHTLPOT-STEUIT, STETTIET. This was an application by James White, the owner of the above public-house, for a music limo** Mr. Battey appeared for the applicant ; and Mr. Sleigh in opposition. After hearing the applicant mid the oppositiou, the court refused the granting of the linear► ins vic=roau-canes, sornso-mr... This application was from the owner of the Victoria. hall, No. 21, Archer-street. Kensington-park, Notting bill, Mr. John Robert Burgoyne, for a license for music mid dancing. Mr. Cooper appeared for the applicant. Be stated that this was a well ventilated hall, 75 feet long. The applicant was a very respectable person, and would conduct this ball in a proper =niter. The homes au granted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) THE FATE OF AN AIMILTIMINB. A respactablyatirrea, ladylike looking young woman, who gave the luau) of Emily Hobson, wee charged before Mr. Barker with nolawfally assaulting and beating Mrs. Mary Ann Morgan at Islington. The complainant stated that she, along with her son and some other (mods, were proceeding along the Lower-mad, Islington, when the defendant, who had formerly been a lodger of hers, pushed up against her in a very rode sad violent manner, sad nearly pushed her into the road. She bad given the defendant not the lost provocation, and could not in any way account for such conduct. The defendant followed her for some dis tance, pushing against her, and to avoid the annoyance and the crowd that was assembling she bad to get into a cola Mr. Barker said such coeduct was very singular, and felt certain that the complainant moat know what it was does for. _ _ The complainant savored the magistrate that she did not know, and was minted at its being dose. The defendant mid she was sorry that she should have to publish her own shame, sad she regretted that the eomplein nt, who professed to be a Christian woman, should after taking aa oath to speak the ire*, nand there and say she did not know what all this sneant. She had formerly loned in the aomplainant's boas*, and is was there that the first west from the paths of virtue. The complainant's sou, a Wes/eyes Sunday-echool teacher. had bees hairline with her. and his mother (the present Gen plairant) had found him and her in bed together. In coesequence of that her Instead had left her, and she and her poor dear innooset Andrei' had barn nearly stirred, sad had had to go into the workhouse. The child she was minium is her sans at the time she met the complainant and her eon was his, sod he knew it, for he had owned it. She wee also near her confinement, and that child was the complainant's eon. Scouted by her husband, neglected and forsakes by all her former friends and moo dates, without • home, and nearly starring, she did think it hard that when she met the man who had been thereon of all her disgrace sad ruin, she should not be allowed to speak to him. All she did was to endeavour to speak to him, sad the complaisant was accideatelly pushed by getting to between them. Hen was • sad, sad case, and she hoped that it would be • warning to others. The complainant said that the defendant pushed against her purposely. She was • very bad woman to may that it was done accidentally. the would call her ems, who would confirm her in every partienlar. Mr. Barker—What! call your son? Tom out do so if you please. The complainant said he was present in court, sad she would do so. _ _ The defeadsat—He is • disgrace to his oar, sad has treated me is th• most shameful manner. lem sorry fog him. _ _ fiomia Judaea Morph, a young fellow el Moat 23 yean of age, said that be raided at 193, New North•reed, and that the complahtut wu his mother. On the night in question the defendant pushed against in mother in e •erg •iolent meaner. Kr. Backer—Wee it dose when the was attempting to gin to yen? Witnese—l don't know •.. . . . Thedeisiadantlita; Jon not intimate with me in your mother's house, and did she not hod you in my room? Wits= (addrisanag Mr. Barimr)—l most claim your pro tectioo. Am I bound to mower that qusetiou Mr. Barker—You ma phew yourself as to that. II you do not I shall know what to think. Witness—Thew Imo! decline to mower it. The defoodeat--Are you nos the father of my youngest el‘ild, sod of the one that will shortly be been, sad have you not been intimate with me up to within a very short pieta ? Witome-1 decline to answer the qualities. (He then elm* out of the box.) The defendant—That ii a Wseleyaa teacher. Mr. Beater bound over the defend►nt in her own rover Minnow to keep the peace towards the complaiaant. DIIIIPZILII2 RIOT IN GOLD*. UM (kora. Gandy, Jaws Moriarty, Baca Harvey, Asa Justice, sad las&Mt Prim oddwon diarpsd, Gandy with as muting Mousey, 102 G. T, 11400, amid Hills, 428 of ths city yam ; Moriarty, with gal ling Godless, 418 A, and the °than wits &gimpingr mese, sad tsar* part is a riot at Galilee-lama Yokaday therooon the si nner Gandy was exposit( his person in Golden lace. He was taken boo custody and then a general riot took plan. A mob at between 1,50) and 2,032 Demons smasabiad round the paha Nation, and actin in spect« Biisismarway. 19 0, had to march out a body of Assn to clear the streets A goners' riot took plane, stools, brickbats, and mod were thrown about, and soma of the shopkeepers bad to skis their shops. The mionlis com mitted by tdo two male prisoosis were of a very despoil', nature. Mr. Barker fined Gaudy 51., or In default of payinest two months' bard labour ; Moriarty V. or nix weeks, and the women 11., or in default one moath's imorisooment. The defendants were locked up in default. WANDSWORTH. DISORACUTL PROCILISDINGAL-LTYCH LAW FOR SW. Ro'Art Beismood and William Poster appeared to answer a summons on being comet nod with • number of other men in hanging a fellow-workman, named William Hooker, in side Tooting Church. The complainant stated that be had bees workiag with the defendants sod others in Tooting Church. • young chap from Yorkshire injured a plans he bad baerowed, and he offered to replace it, hut the owner ob'eeted, and wanted him to pay a faii of 2n. dd. for beer. 1 la refund, the men dial his kap, pineal a cord Rader his mum sad ha teem his lisp, sad this pulled him up by a_ paw to a height of betimes 12 sad lb feet , sad allowed him to hag WI he cried oat " beer." Witmer said it was a dignee. ha proseediag, as the man had offered to buy a new phew Foster came up to him, sad said the ohms yahoo was tantamount to permeating the mu to break the law. Oa the followios day, the 2ind inst., wawa was 'astounded by the meo, his arms were tied behind him, his legs were tied, sad a rope wag plant round his body. sad be was slung ap till be cried " beer," as he had refused to pay any matey. He did not hang long, as the cord, which was very tight, shred, took away his breath, sad he woe am polled to meant out "beer." He said Fester held him while his heads were tied behind Wm, sad that lionwood palled him up sod down by the rope two or three times. The witness add e d that Hensfooi holt the half-crown out of his hand, and then when the can said that be intended to take out summonses they all etrace spinet himaad N wee hooted auditioned front the Place. Thaddeus wee that it was a time honoured custom la the trade, which had descended from their forefathers sad was likely to datesed to thew &Odom, and that the oomplaissat arm the one who called far • meal at war ea the oast ease, mad held up him bud for him to lambing op Mr. thymus geld the law reccgaised customs that IMO reasonable. This wax sot a reasonable custom as it was Nicely to be attended with da reaults,sed he would re commead them to silos= rules as far as this mode of punishment err eencersed. Ha andentood that no harm was nisant. of that it wen oely steeled as a Wk. arid he fined ea ch of the defeedsote te. and • summons bad been served soon 'wear rya amid Martin, but he did sot appear, mad the complainant mid he would not t a k es warrant foe his appreltessioa, as he foaled that the outhiaatioa was too smug far him. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE OT zurraw ITLIGILLPH.) NORTHALLERTON MEWING. -(Til IS DAY.) AINDERBY PLATE. T.Y.O Berens, Ceßutes, Maid of the Nist,Starlight, Newtknreh , Springbok, King Charming, Michael Cott, Lisette, Brandy Wine, Ruby, and f by Orphans are here. _ - - TWO-YEAR-OLD SELLING PLATE. T.Y.C. Ruby, Wisdom, Gourmand, and Brandy Wine are here. NORTHALLERTON HANDICAP. One mile. Honest John, King Charming. Newchurch, Sledmere, Lisette, and Michael Scott ars here. HARE WOOD PLATE. T.Y.C. Cellarius, Maid of the Mist, Ruby, Newchurch, Spemg bob, Rosebud, Michael Scott, Iby Orpheus, and &audy Wine are hers. AItRIVED.—Mir Armstrong, Miss Tees, Who's Who, Veterinarian, Eutremet, Good Advice, Vicuna c, Ploughboy, Whitehorn, Mrs. Little. THE CHANNEL FLEET. PORTSMOUTH, SATURDAY MORNING. The east division of the Channel fleet is now entering Spitheed. The Resistance has anchored ; the Warrior is 'earning in past the Warner; the Edgar, Emerald, and Devastation are steaming in for the Nab Light. SHARE LIBTB.-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'Owoz.. There is little business going forward in the railway market to-day, and, with the exception of a rise of 1 per cent, in Great Western, the principal stocks are without change, com pared with the last prices of yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 10211 to 1, ex div. ; Great Western, 651 to 66, ex div. ; Midland, 128 to 1, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111 to 4, ex (UT. ; Great Eastern, 614 to 1, ex div. ; Caledonian, 119 to 120, ex div. ; South Eastern, 964 to 1, ex div. ; Great Northern, 126 to 127, ex div.; London and South Western, ling to ; and Metropolitan, 130 to 131. Some of the securities of the Grank Trunk Rail way of Canada exhibit a drooping tendency. Great Indian Peninsula stock is firm. Pernambuco shares are inquired for, other foreign lines being inactive. WIDLAAAY rlulol AND isTOWLib. uu.wAn. I rata klaiS•11r18410. ruauweo~r.~w.aatv.. e doo,wsfrd, d.O MAW and lzelsr Doak and 8and00...... 8 114 li lit 84 IS 1181 119 f Do. A I • no . atv. onin Do. D p.o.lanaldb B. Daigle and &MA 7 66 d Abd.lo. Edinburgh euid Wows "mow & B. Radom 119 6* 16 17 zd 96 100 108 110 61 61 64 49e 6 7 1 5- 1. 7 5 - kiiiien: 7 -- I "1"si,;;i: Do'. E. An g . insiNarlkof Sootialau eres. 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Sail Agana...ma OlionSal Odes Sim lhat Otiosan Os@ ( Pid aver lark Is Yin I Plaii end Wow Siam I 11 - C. DA &IL (L: o. New Up de ima. Ds. o- 0.1 am' essel lea lsli MEC Immeshes. Atrken Mort. leut.(l. lion& Autninaa Lead Ilelbarebe TeL WA!w0.01..:. I.neNero 're+ T ; Asermes . f n 1 Mil 4j ipso le 1 .118 88 8* le Maim 1 2 31 4 pm 2 21 2 W as Par i 2 12 4i 41 or 1 2 pm' 1 2 pm 'nil of 18i L.:. ;11 o.4ta M 111* It 1 ial.var 48 60 HI 81 19 tO pee 1 01 114 141 21 4 4 e tti ligin 72 74 1241 14 99 1291 a SI as it l ikia pm I e t} e p. 113 14, lee sa— se i la MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA E) Two o'CLooz. The stock markets to-day are dull, and rather fiat in character. The funds, home railway stocks, , and the financial companies' shares have scarcely varied in price, but renewal depression prevails in the foreign stock market, particularly as regards the mare speculative descriptions, most of which have given way. Weak holders view the coming settlement with uneasiness. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 75c., being 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are now 4uoted 93 to 1 for money, and 934 to 1 for the account (November 5). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93, 4 ; ditto for ac count, 931; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 4, 4 ; Bank Stock, 233, ex div. ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081; ditto Four per Cent., 1004, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 225. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1161 ; and Exchequer Bills, par., 3s. prem. Foreign stocks are heavy and generally lower. Mexican Bonds have fallen 1 per cent., Greek 4, and Turkish Consolid4s 1, but Anglo• Turkish Bonds of 1854 and 1862 are better. Spanish Passive also show firmness. Some of the present quota tions are annexed :-Turkish 1854 Loan, 95 to 96 ; ditto, 1858, 691 to 1; ditto, 1852, 704 to 4 ; the Consolides, 53 to 4 ; Greek, 34 to 1 ; Mexican, 421 to 4 ; and Spanish Passive, 35 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian 1852, 1858, 1860, 914, 4 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 1014, ex die. ; ditto Four-and-a- Balt per Cents., 874, 87 ; Egyptian, 100 4 ; ditto Second Issue, 1001 ; Greek, for account, 344, 4,4, 331, 341; ditto Coupons, for account, 164, 16 ; Italian, for account, 721 ; Mexican, 431; ditto for account, 424, 4,4, 4 , New Granada, 154, 4, ex div. ; ditto Two per Cents., 324 ; ditto Land Warrants (Hectares), 74 ; Peru vian, 1862, for account, 871, 87 ; Portu guese, 1856, 1857,1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 481, 494, 4 ; Russian, 1822, 934; ditto, 1850, 91; ditto, 1862, 931, 4, 93 ; Spanish, for account, 55 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 481 ; ditto Passive, for account, 35, 4 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 134, 144 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 921, 92, ex div. ; ditto 1858, for account, 691 ; ditto 1862, for account, 701, 1, 70; ditto Gua ranteed, 1011; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 62, 614. The Confederate Loan is quoted 26 to 24 dis count, being 1 per cent. lower ; the Brazilian, 4 to 1 prem. ; and the Colombian, par to 4 prem. The shares of the financial companies are quiet, at previous quotations. International Financial are quoted 44 to 5 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, 21 to 3 prem. ; and London Financial, 31 to 4 prem. Hudson's Bay are steady, at 14 to 1 die. ; and Egyptian Trading at 11 to 2 prem. The shares of the Land Mortgage Bank of India are without alteration, at 31 to 4 prem. ; and Anglo-Austrian Bank at 1 to 11 prem. Hues-roar Two O'CLOCK. Consols are now 1 per cent. lower, at 92 } to 93 for money, and 931 to for the sth November. A good amount of business was done yesterday at the Bank of England, it being difficult to place good bills in the general market below 4 per cent. The release of 2,500,0001. of the India Debenture money has contributed to augment the supply on offer, though some amount of this was at once ab sorbed in the repayment of advances due at the Bank on Thursday. In like manner, heavy repayments fall doe at that establishment simultaneously with the payment of the dividends on Wed nesday next, and for some days thence forward. It would thus appear that the market has already, to a great extent, had the benefit of the diffusion of government money ap pointed for this season. It is perhaps not un natural that lenders should require full terms on each transaction, for the Bank's accounts are now in such a position that any additional pressure would canoe the rate of discount to be raised. Moreover, it is well understood that in such case the Bank directors would not consider themselves under any obligation to defer taking action until the usual weekly court day. A public meeting of Greek bondholders is con vened by the committee for Wednesday next, at the London Tavern, "to take into consideration the present position of the debts of Greece con tracted in 1824 and 1825." . _ . - -- ----- About 153,000/. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, and 8,000?. was withdrawn. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon •rere rather unsettled, but the rates were somewhat more favourable to this country than on Tuesday, not withstanding the advance in the value of money in some of the continental cities. The following shows the present quotations • Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.191 to 1 : ditto, 3 dap, 11.161 to 171; Rotterdam, 3 moothe, 11.191 to 12; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 25 . .55 to 60 ; Hamburg, ma. Moto, three months, 113.8,1 tot . Paris, 3 days, 25. Th to 30; do., 3 months, 25.571 to 621 ; Finkfort-cm.the-Mass, 3 menthe, 1191 to 1 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 361 to 1 ; Vienna, ed. 60., 3 moutha,ll.4o to 45 ; Trieste, if. 60., 3 months, 11.40 to 45 ; Madrid, 3 months, 431 to / ; Celia, 3 months, , 481 to j ; Leghorn, 3 ,mouths, 25.671 to 721 ; Oleos. 3 uwaths, 23.67) to 724 ; Milan, 3 months, 15.671 to 722 Naples, 3 months, 25.371 to 721: Palereno,3 months . 25.61 1 721;t0 .Merin, 3 usous, 25.67) to 721; Lisbon, 90 dap, 521 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 darn, 522 to 1. The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday, the Bth of October, shows the following results (the excluulge taken at 25f. to the pound) : Coin and bullion Bills discounted Notes in circulation lncrease 560,000 Private dements lmams. 80.020 Pleasure deposits Advances on public securities— Decrease 120,000 The chief feature is the decrease in the coin and bullion, the amount of which is even larger than was anticipated. The heavy increase in the dis counts indicates at the same time a severe pressure for money. These movements combined fully ac count for the rise in the rate of discount of the French Bank. . _ The rates of discount now current in the chief continental cities. in the open market, are as follows, viz. :—Paris and Turin, 4/ per cent. Hamburg, Berlin and Brussels, 4 ; Frankfort and , Amsterdam, 3 ; Vienna, bit ; and St. Petersburg, I 6 per cent. Formal notice is given that application is being made to the Stock Exchange Committee to appoint a settling day in the shares of the Royal Sardinian Railway Company. The directors of the London Bank of Scotland have announced that the business of the bank will commence on the Ist November next, at the per manent offices of the company, 24, Old Jewry. Arrangements have also been made for opening at the same time branches at Glasgow Edinburgh, Dundee, and Berwick-on - Tweed, with agencies at Alessi& and Morpeth. At a meeting of the Upper Assam Tea Company (Limited), held yesterday at the offices of the com pany, Mr. N. Loftus Lowntles in the chair, the directors' report was unanimously adopted, and a dividend of 11s. 40. per share on the 11. paid-up shares was declared. The United Kingdom Electric Telegraph Com pany, which introduced and is carrying out the Uniform shilliug rate for telegrams, has now opened 'Cations at Bradford, Halifax, Hull Leeds, Leices ter, Northampton, Nottingham, Rochdale, and Sbeffield This makes a total of 44 stations now in operation, and arrangements are in progress for *ponies many more, the company's system being in course of constant extension. We understand that, after cutting down the ELECTION AT TAMWORTIL NOMINATION,—(THIS DAY.) DIY surnic TNIZOBAINL) (MON OCR OWN CORRESPONDEVT. ) At the nomination to-day the show of hauds wee in favour of Mr. Peel (Conservative). The contest will be very severe. EXTRAORDINARY DHICOTHRY IN • ROMAN CA THOLIC CHURCH.—(Tats DAY.)—Some excitement has been occasioned within the last day or two in Bermondsey and the neighbourhood by a rumour that a quantity of human remains had been discovered in the roof of the Webb-street Roman Catholic Chapel, Bermondsey. Upon ioqulry it was ascertained that on Wednesday last, as some workmen were engaged in removing the tixtures of the chapel preliminary to its demolition for the enlargement of the premixes of the sta tion of the London. Brighton, sad South Coast Railway, they discovered between the ceiling sod the roof a quantity of human bones, apparently those of as adult female. The surprise occasioned by this unexpected event may easily be understood, end the most exaggseated and ridiculous stories immediately got into circulation. Information of the fact was forthwith forwarded to Mr. Payne, the coroner for Southwark, and he directed that a careful examination of the remains should be made. This Eno/slag they were acoordingly minutely inspecte d , when upon me of them was found to be written the name . ' Mr. Phillips." Who Mr. Phillips was— whether he was a murderer or not—was • mystery which was only dispelled by en inscription which was found on another bone—" Four gnus the courts of lectures." As it could not be supposed that a murderer would have given lec tures with reepeot to his trims, it was inferred that Mr. Phillips was a medical student who had deposited the remains of his subject in the roof of the building as the readiest means of getting rid of them. It is stated that many years ego, the building, before it wee coaverted into a Owe of worship, was sometimes used in • theatre of anatomy. It is needless to add that it has bees decided that no impend will be held two the remains, which will be buried forthwith. SQUARING Tim Disci& —Professor De Morgan narrates the following io the dike/sacra :—" Au agricultu ral labourer squared the circle, and brought the proceeds so London. He left his papers with me, one of which was the copy of aletter to the Lord Chaacellor, desiring his lordship to hand over forthwith one hundred thousand pounds, the amount of the alleged offer of reward. I returned his papers, with • note, stating that he hail not the knowledge requisite to see is what the problem consisted. I got for an swer • letter in which I was told that • person who could not eas that he had done the thing should • change his bad men, and appropriate his time and attention to a Sunday school, to learn what he could, and keep the Title children from darting their close.' I also received • letter from a friend of the quadrstor, informing me that I knew his friend had suomodo& sad had been hoard to my so." . • . DEATH OF Ilia. R. HAnatriti.—The inhabi tant' of Hertfordshire have heard with the deepest sorrow of the death of Mrs. Hanbeu7, the wife of Robert Hanbary, Ree, M.P. Only a few weeks ago, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hasbaxy went with their family to the beautiful watenng . plaos of Eastbourne, unaware that the prevail ing malady of this sickly serve—the scarlet fever—was raging there. The fever spread far and wide, and soon made its appears**, in the family of Mr. Hanbury. His second son, Female William, aged 11 yearn and six meaths, died ea the 18th ult., and his fourth son, Herbert, aged six awes sadism mouth, on the 29th. Worn with grief and y, Mrs. Hanbury fell ill. though sot with scarlet fever, saddled ea Sunday lad, the 4th inst. Two estimable families in thiscantaly hereby thisealamity beenoverwhelmed witheereow. Mn. Haabury maths eidestdaughter of theta, Abel Smith, Req., and either of Abel Smith, EN., Y.P. Her sealable chancier bed endeared her to a large circle of friends ; ad her active benevolence had woo for her the love of may a poor outcast We well remember, on the or cadet al the last visit of the boys of the Whitechapel Maim to Poles, during the summer, how their eyes lighted up with as expressicm of pleasure and grail. tads to which they were evidently not strangers, se they approached the luxuriantly foliaged trees under which she stood, to receive from her bands the prizes which had been awarded to them for good conduct. We remember also, whim the boys, in acknowledgment of the kindless" they had received from her in the Refuge, pre muted bar with en address of thanks, sad a photograph of them of their number who composed the band ; with whet modest grace and winning badness she went round the and thanked them or by or. Mrs. Menially has left her Method and six children to moue their irreparable loss.—lisrt/ord Mercury. Loss or DUNDRR, ABERDEEN, AND HULL WHAERES.—We regret to learn that intelligence bas been reosived of the Ices of three whalers—the Jumoa, of Dm. des ; the Pacific, of Aberdeen ; and the Lady Sale, of Hull. Teemed; were eiR screw steamer; the Jamie, which was commuted by Captain Deitthars, having been converted from a salt* navel Maas screw skamsEtp last your. The intelligeses was received yesterday by the owners of the Pacific in a telegram sent by the captain of that vessel, from Copembegen. No particulars are given of the wrecks, further then that they occurred on the 29th Jane, and that the mews are all safe, which will be so far satidectory to the friends of those on board. It II supposed, however, that the vessels mast have been lost on the east side of Melville Bay, otherwise Oaptaia Patter= could not have found hie way to a Danish settlement, to await a Danish ship for Oopenhagea. If Melville Bay has been impassable for the heavier and more powerful "mews, this augurs ill for the others getting through in time foe the west side dishing. which begins about the sth of July. The prospect of BOOMS foe thin season's adventure appears, therefore, • very unfavourable one ; and all those interested, both 011114/11 of ship and 000somen of oil, will await with anxiety the met reports. —Dundee Courier. Focal. COAST-GUARDSMEN DROWNED. —A fatal boat accident happened on Wednesday afternoon near King ston coastguard station, a short distance east of Little- Mimi*" by which four men lost their lime. It appears that four imeetwiardosse, three . from . Elfaer!tatioe, said ose from Bows; took airvate boat, 18 feet lour, and of t e i narrow beam, end is coarse of the morning pro ceeded! to Worthiag, when they palled the boat up and boded mese potatoes. About half-past 2 they !munched their boat and pat to sea, with • mainsail that should have bees double-reefed sad a foreiail hoisted. There be ing a Aron, breeze blowing, on reaching the Black sear Kingston coamt-guard station, the boat sud denly remelted, owing, it is supposed, to her semi* so amok mans, and the four men who were in her perished. The station gall was immediately manned and pulled o ff to the spot. The boat was picked up, but oath* coul4 be seen of its occupants. It is conjectured that owing to the sea that was on the unfortunate men were unable to swim to the shore, and were borne down by the weight of their clothes. Or of the bodies, that of James White, has been recovered. The other sufferers are William Wool's*, and WillianiWalker, of Elmer station, and Richard Iterldeigh, of &gem—Doerr Chronicle. RAILWAY TIJITIC Race' rrs.--The traffic receipts of railways I. the Gaited Kingdom amounted, for the week the 3rd of October, on 10,882 miles, to 638,616/., sad or the eorrespoodiag week of last year,. on 10,428 miles, t0615,4341.,5h0m0g an increase of 454 miles, and o' 23,182./. i s the receipts. The gross receipts ea the following 15 railways amounted, in the aggregate, on 7,663 miles, to 508,0061., and for the correspoudiag week of 1662. on 7,397 miles, to 496,602/.. showing an 'of 266 miler, and 9,4061. in the receipts. The increase ori the Caledonian amounted to 6161. ; oo the Great Northern to 2,1443/. ; on the Gnat Southern and Western to 4481. • on the Lanomhin end Yorkshire to 2,0961. on the Lo ndon and North•Weetern to 4,1341. ; on the Maachreter. Sheffield, sad Liseolnehire to 1.5931. ; on the Midland to 3 7971.: on the North British to 899/. ; on the North Eastern to 4.4271. ; total, 20,1581. But from this must be deducted 3,1441., the &areas* oa the Great Kasten ; 8121. oa the Gnat Western; 3.3321. on the London, Brighton, and Booth Clout; 2.5711. oc the London and South-Western; and 8931. on the South Eastern ; together, 10,7521., limeleg the Morro r above, 9,4661. The goods need mural trio on thane lime amounted to 2'9,06)f. ; sad for the errespeedieg week of 18119 to 245,0541., showing an Menem of 24.015/. The receipts for pas. meows. weds, ere ninoseteel to 243,143 W., against 163,1461. arming • dueler of 14,6091, the comparison being with en leternatioaal F.shibition week of last year. The kale emeelpte en 63 other lines amounted, on 3,219 miles, to 130,6061.. and for the correspooding week of lest year, ea 3,031 miles. to 116,3421., showing an increase of 188 miles, and 13,7764. in the receipts. The total receipt* of the pent week show an increase of 3,6771. as sempred wish time of the preceding week, ending the fNh et September. 128 - I/0 II 2 pm m. Iffit li it gotu N 98 55k &SI zd Isle IS 102 tB ad WI In eft ES 117 1121 1 2 pm 79 80 124 Il 1446 i I 44 46 id 100 102 zd IA it 821 2 se 91 108 91 10 379 1 !pa. 1112 167 Mr. :1 W m Pm 80 90 100 170 91 29 IrOWON 081 _241111,4111. G.lnzenbeurelp.stunt. all all Manna and Mataitsaa. all Lausanne and Veltman 1211 Nati. of 111100 BP. IA Ottoman (sl,.yrna *c. all Puts A Lyons. New.... fall Royal Swedish all LAnak Lan-lras. Sp. a all Ikaillisruettrameelp.a 1 'all South Italian all W.llf.W.elfranA...e 1 directors' and other s pe cial lists of subscription for the capital of the London Tavern Company (Li mited), the number of shares to be allotted to the public was reduced to 1,500 and the applications for these amounted to fully i 7,000 shares. It is announced that no further applications for shares in "The Anglo-Austrian Bank " will be received after Tuesday next, the 13th instant, at 12 o'clock. We are requested to state that the subscription list of the Buxton Hotel Company will be closed on the 19th inst., and that of the Marine Invest ment Company on the 17th inst. The Caledouian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6171. FRIDAY ZVIIIIIMI. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 ''buyers," for the sth Nov., declined this morning to 93# to #, but closed at %4 to #. For money the last price was 93 to #. Theofficial business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. COllllOlll, for money, 921, 93, it ; ditto for account, 93#, 93, 1, k, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, • New Tbree per Cents., 914, I, #, ; India Stock, 224 • ditto Five per Cent. Stook, 1084, #, I ; dit to Four per Cent., 1004, # • Five Cent. " ernfaced " rupee paper, 108 ; Bank Stoc k, for account, 2394. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains steady. Exchequer Bills were unaltered at par to 3s. prem. A speciui of panic prevailed in the foreign stock market this morning. Before the regular opening of the market the anxiety on the part of weak holders to sell was manifested in an extraordinary degree, the result being that the quotations for the more speculative stocks were very wide, and indeed little more than nominal. Under the influence of the prevailing anxiety 21,0001. of Mexican stock was, it is said, sold at 40, yesterday's closing quo tation having been 421 to j, while Turkish Con solidds were sacrificed at 50, being • reduction of 2/ per cent. A recovery from this extreme depression quickly set in, and, notwithstanding numerous oscillations, was supported to the close, when the market wore a considerably improved aspect, although the feelin ,, amongst the speculators was still somewhat unsettled. In the market for bank shares sales have again been pressed, and an almost general decline, averaging ss. to 10a. per share, has taken place. Berlin Waterworks, Oriental Inland Steam, and London General Omnibus shares, as well as the Italian Irrigation Company's bonds, were likewise gat. The shares of the Financial Companies were de pressed in the morning, but afterwards recovered. International closed at 41 to 5 prem. ; General, at 21 to 3 prem. ; London, at 31 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, at to 1 die. ; and Egyptian Trad ing, at If to 2 prem. The shares of the Land Mortgage Bank of India were again in demand, and closed at 31 to 4 prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 121 to 131 prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 4 to 4k prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 18 to f ; Uni versal, 1 dis. to k prem. ; Commercial Union, 3} to 2 prem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to lf prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally quoted to f prem. ; East London Bank, lk to 2 prem.; Buxton Hotel, f to 1 prem. ; Prince of Wales Hotel, par to f prem. ; Star and Garter Hotel, to le prem. A decline has taken place in Canada Government Bonds. Victoria Debentures were also flat. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ozoci. There is a fair amount of business in the mining market to-day. North Crony shares are firmer, and Longrake and Glasgow Caradon in request. Wheal Chiverton are rather flatter for cash, but there are buyers for the end of October settling at higher prices. East Caradon remains dull. Some of the present quotations are annexed :—East Cars don, 21 to 28 ; Wheal Chiverton, to I, fur cash ; Wheal Hope, 44 to 5 ; North Crafty, 4k to , 5k ; West Chiverton , 47k to 484 ; Drakewalls, 38s. ' to 40a.-; Longrake, ak to 5. Few transactions have occurred in foreign and colonial mining shares, and prices show no variation. With reference to Wheal Margery, the circular issued last evening by Mr. Peter Watson remarks as follows: _ _ _ The lads in 122 east of American shaft to be worth 54 per fathom ; 122 west, and net of onsacotiree, worth 101. per fathom, end letting out much water. The 110 west lode, worth 251. per fathom • the 110 west, worth 31. per fathom. A wine has ben oomMenced in bottom of 110 in a rich lode worth 404 per fathom, sod it is quite dry drained by the cutting the mosmonne. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Da delszen and North : We have to report Increased activity in the instal market. Not only have mom been well mainteind, bat I. some in stances an upward tendency has set ie. leas : The deemed for Welsh ban continues good at the enhanced vales. Makes are full of orders, for acme time 61. Ha to 64 ffie. f. o. b. Wales, and 71. 10e. out of stook ben. Stelfordshire descriptions are foil up. Aa 111110M0011 nines has been done in Scotch pig iron in Glasgow and Liverpool' the top price was rotundas Monday, when 6 4 e. 3d.. throe tenths. and 635. 6d., cash, was paid ; since winch. however, the market has deoli about ls. 6d. par ton. Copper : Nonn i factured is in good demand at full prima. Nearly all second-band parcels of raw have been cleated of a trifle under official prima sad ea early email advance goessally expected. Foreign hes continued quiet, but it is oleo firmer. We quote Burn and Banat* 981. Chill was sold as high u 881. 10e. in LiverpooL Tin : English quiet, but obtinable below smelters' prima Santa on- Moues dull of wile at 1154 10s cosh, lied 1164 10a. to 1171. three mouths Bases obtainable at IUI. The Data market IS dull at 716. Tin plates riontisse in good de mand. and prices Mud in favour of sellers. Lead : No change to report in price. Smelter : The market is very inning, but holden not disposed to gin way in price. We quote parcels on the spot, here, sad in Hall. at 111.10. ; buyers within 2s. 6d. of this prior. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW NARIEET.—(THIS DAY.) The inorlist is stead at the tollowleg prises :—Tows tallow, 445. oat esalt ; Y.O. es ibe spot, October to December, 465. ;• Deostabor, 465. 3d. to 465. 6d. ; January to Marela, 49e. ; Mitch, 465. MAzicrr Avmass.—Towa tallow, 465. Id. ; fat by ditto, 2a. ;9d. ; yellow Russian, 46e. 9d. ; stet ted 345. ; rough ditto, 199. ; tallow gnaw, 16s. ; good dregs, Ti. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Messrs. 13srnystid Easton t trade very &0, i tie following prima :—Priu.e. mrduw bsy, 755. to 87s. ed. inferior ditto, fa. to 70.. ; rowan, 50 to 70s. ; dour, old, 90s. to U 56. ; Lino, owed sat, 905.. le 100 s. ; stow. 2d. to $4.. COVENT GARDEN.-{THIS DAY.), Vegetables mid most kinds of fruit arras (With the erleption of peaches, which are nearer) matinee plentiful. Lee plums may be bad in groat abuediusee. Of grape@ and pineapples the aup,,lys also sufficient for the demand. Of melons there is a good stock at both English sod foreign varieties. There is also a good simply of Louie Bonne of Jimmy, Marie Louie', sail Googol • Bergamot pears. home del examples of itibstoo ppis apple' have also arrived from Jersey. Kent cobs sod bleats aro sow coming in io good ooudrtioo, and for we cobs a fair demand is rear~.wi et from Cots. to 6.5.. per 100 lbs. For potatoes rho market is still heavy. Cat Lowers chiefly cattail of orchids, petergomums, asters, marigokls, oalceolaria mignonette, sad PAM. LIFEBOAT SERVICEIL—DUNDALL, COUNTY LOU TH, OCT B.—During a ham gale from F.N.E. yesterday the sc hooner Arius (M'Claul, router), of and from Workington for Drogheda, with cask, struck on the went side of the bar opposite the Lightboses. Haag broadside ae sire inn... diataly experienced the full fury of the high and that was rolling at the time on the bar. The lifeboat of the Na. Mosel Lifeboat Institutioc, stationed at Dundalk, observiag the peculiar positioo of the vessel, immedistaly put off to the assistance of the crew, whom she afterwards safely brought *shorn DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON THE GREENOCK RAIL WAT.—Tb• mail train Laving Greenock twos the arrival of the Belfast beat at 6.21 a.m. was rue late yesterdey at Pert Glasgow stations by a mineral railway imagine sad guard's van, which left Orseeock fine misutes after the email train. One of the !renegers. armed George Jame, was killed ; .06 0001ao, from Belfast, urine ankle:urn, had both legs broken off. A mac um.' Diets had see leg taken off. baths austaining other serious *Ones, end edam are likely to survive. Besides three mistimed there at. several others more or less injured. The lice was cleared about twelve o'clock. I