The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beton Mr. Commiseioner GonMum.) RE -7. N.F.-PRIVILROZB OF UMBELS aSsa judgmSatil;driots l ;;;itton luminous, taken out against • caber of parliament by Eliza Grey, a creditor for 4d. The summons was taken out under the 76th u of the Bankruptcy Act of 1861. 1)e Gez appeared in support of the summons ; and 1, 'honey for the defendant. Chidley asked that the summons should be dismissed L .e ground that the court had no jurisdiction. Under the section of the act he contended that the debt was not ..,.. racted or the liability ineurreaSlieTthepeasing of the .. act. The judgment was obtained in 1844, and after. 1 ~-.ls revived in RD land. He urged that the succmoris .Id not be a stained. he Commissioner said that he bad no doubt that the had been rightly issued and ought not to be dis seed. There was not the least question that there had a contract of debt since the passing of the act of 1861. Mr. Chidley then objected that the creditor wee not in • ition to sue out judgment because the debtor had the ivilegee of parliament. He mentioned a case in which the R age at chamben had set aside a writ in the matter of • member of parliament. The Commissioner said he should adjourn the considers. ion of the matter for a month to enable the partite to apply a a judge that the writ should is eat snide. Adjourned accordingly to the :Nth October. (Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.) RE MALLADEW.-EXTDRSIVE FAILURE. This was the first sitting for the proof or debts and choice s oignee'. The bankrupt was a merchant of Mark-lane Liverpool. The debts are very heavy, and among the principal creditor' Mr. J. R. Denny, of the Coro Exchange, 3,553/. ; the eealidated Back, Manchester, 9154 ; Messrs. Lawrence Co. claim 8,3111., but only 2,3381. is admitted. There also further claims on shipping and other contracts, the note of which are not ascertained. The failure is attri- V. bases on trading. ----- Ir. James Cooper, of Lothbnry, accountant, was W peed assigoee, and the neat sitting fired for the 27th of !.ember at 12 o'clock. OS PLITCNUAL.--THI GUN MAXIMA AND GOVERNMINT. hie was also a first sitting in the MIS the above bankrupt, a gun and rifle miumfac- 1 1.-er. of Goodinsn'afields. The clime of the bankruptcy : stogeed to insufficient profits, and the government and !Wary Train having ceased b employ bankrupt sad other 3 nufacturere io the manufacture of Runs. The debts are - .,1691., the chief creditors being Roberts and Co., Lombard rest, 4001. ; Derriban, Birmingham, 3,8601. ; Salter and ;, West Bromwich, 3164 ; Whitworth and Co., Birmiolp sm. 831. 10a. ; he. Mr. Watts, sword cutler, of Birmingham, was chain wipes, end bankrupt's protectioo extended to the next CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Recorder.) TB! CHARON OP ENLISTING FOR THJI POLISH SERVICB. 11, Alfred Styles, a gentlemanly young man, surrendered to • bail to answer to a charge preferred against him by the Isis° government, that be, this country being at pesos ....oßussui, did endeavour to get up an expedition for the Tome of aiding a., wax now being carried on between the ?..:e1 and the Rudman. Ir. Poland, instructed by the Rumian government, at ad to proascuks. The defendant was represented by Gitfard sod Mr. F. H. Lewis, instructed by MOMa loris sod Lewis, of Ely-place. The defendant, upon being called upon. pleaded guilty. Ir. Poland then briefly stated that he was issinseted I. the Russian government to prosecute io this ems, Nat government oonsideriog itself aggrieved by the reumstances which he would shortly relate. It speared that the prisoner, who had formerly held a nom. mission in the Qnsen's army, had endeavoured to obtain a umber of young men with the intention of getting them off to Poland to take part is the war now raging is that 'n ippy country, and the line of conduct pursued by him was mat of advertising in the daily papers, setting forth that y young men of respectability end good health would of 'Realm by applying to No. 8, Buckingham t, Strand, and upon his books being examieed y the authorities after the prisoner's apprehension, it would appear that he had had over sight hundred applica tion, out of which two hundred bad been booked se St none to serve. Under their names were entered their height*, coostitatioe, age, ha. The Ru■sian government bad no with to see the defendant punished, all ;bey wished vas that this kind of thing should be put a stop to, end they thought the ends of justice would be met by the defendant being bound over in his own recognisance. not to repeat the effaces. Mr. Giffard, on the part of the defendant, stated that be client had been led away by his enthusisam ; but as moan as he had discovered that he was committing an unlawful net, he had at owe given up his object, and given his pro mise not to repeat the offence. The Recorder said on this subject it ought to be Meows what the law was ; but as the defendant had acted in igua nas, of it, the justice of the cam would be met by the prisoner being called upon to enter into his own reeog 'Moos in the mum of 1001. not to repeat the offence, sad, further, to come up for judgment if called upon so to do. (Before the Common Serjeaat.) At the opening of the court this morning Mr. Ribtea, 'Uremia' the Common Serjeant, mid he had to express his regret that the harmony of the mart had been disturbed yesterday, and be could only assure his lordship that if is the heat of his advocacy the day before he had gone rather farther than discretion warranted, he was very sorry for it, bat he main assured his lordship that he bad not rceact, mad oothiog was further from his thoughts than the idea of being The Common &deist said he was sore that Mr. Ribicie vns only carried away by his feeliop, and that be meant •o charespect to the bench whatever. and he (the learned sergeant) wee very happy to accept his explanatioo. The subject then dropped, and the busineu of the mad commenced. OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Bytes.) Charles Joliet., 39, daisibed as • dealer, was charged with feloniously receiving a quantity of shares in the Seals Railway Goomsey, that bad been stoke out of a past I letter, be well knowisg they had been so stolen. Mr. Clerk cad Mr. Metcalfe conducted the prosasties. The poisoner was defended by Mr. Sleigh. The circumstances of the case were of • somewhat peculiar character. It appeared that the winner was foe seventeen years in the service of the Poet-office as • letter-carrier end sorter, end he by this means, no doubt, was well acquainted with the nature of the badness of that establishment, sod it was suggested that this give him facilities for carrying out • very extensive system of plunder, through the medium of diehesest per lOU connected with the Poet-office. It appeared that Mr. Nicholson, • banker, of Rochester, and wend membees his family, were holders of shares is the Sande Railway Company, and that there was a new issue of shwa ia the beginning of the present year, • certain portion of which the holders of the old shares were entitled to, if they were so minded. In parsuanee of this, certificates for • number of shares IMO aceordingl mot by the company to Mr. Minimises, bat be dedind to hold thane, and they were meat to Mears. Upward and 00., brokers in the (Sty, to be sold. The letter wes posted on theist of July, aod its due course it should have arrived at its destination on the following morning, hat it never came to hand, end some of the shares were subsequently sold by • =a named Calder, who was coedited at the bet see moo, and it appeared dist in emsecineses of informatim given by him after hie conviction, the primmer was taken into custody. The primmer, it appeared, had, upon Maytag the Post-oleos, taken a public-house a the Bleekfriam reed, which be afterwards let to a man named Dow. 011 July 2. the day ore which the letter in quatios ought to have been delivered, the prisoner called on Dow, sod asked him how his busioces was, ad Dow said it wee ea t very geed. The prisoner pulled out of his pqgket a handful of silver, sod said he bad no lack of mousy, sod wished to speak privately to Dow, ad they went to a public-home together. The prisoner remarked that it was a pity mach a smart chap em he was should not be doing well, and if he liked be would make a man of him , at the seine time pulling so envelope from Isis pocket, and said, "This is what we re doing sow." The envelops con (Seed • paper which Dow saw bad the signature "Nichol as" at the bottom of it, and also that it was the fourth issue of shares in the Sciode Railway. The primmer asked him if he knew a broker, and he mid be did, and the poi soner said he had got • lot of shares, and wasied him to go oe the morrow to try and sell them. Be said there were four of them iu it, and if Dow would sell them his share would be about 251. Dow also saw soother allotment signed by Elizabeth Phillips. The primmer made an appointment to meet him the next day. and he is the meantime communicated with the police the fact that WWI shame were being dealt with which he believed to be forged. No forgery, however, was knows to have takes place, and no proceedings were taken at the time. The next day the prisoner went to Doe's shop. but did not dad him there, and waited outeide until he came, when be said, " You ' re not smart enough." At the same tune a man came up, and the primmer said, "Oh, here's • man that will do," and west away with him. This man was afterwards iden tified by Dow as alder. Oa the same day it appeared the prisoner saamparded Calder to the office of Mr. Bennett, a broker M the City. and • portion of the l e tt er w hi c h h a d lees sect by Mr. Nichohoo was produced am an authority to nogotiste the shares, acid Mr. Bennett ulti ma t e ly so ld the shares, sod Calder received from him an open cheque for 401., less the amount of the brokerage, which he headed to the prisoner. The allotment, which was signed Elizth. itt og. Phillip•, was to have been sold on the following Saturday; but, from something which occurred, could eat be sold. The prisoner afterwards celled on Dew, who asked him bow he got on, and he said something bed not some off which he had expected on Saturday. Calder wee apprehended, and after his conviction the prisoner was taken iota custody by a detective officer, Hancock, who aaked him if he knew a man named Calder, and he denied it, but he said he knew • man who used to be a customer of his, but he did not know whether he was the same. The convict Calder was called as a witness, and he declared that the shares in question were received by him from the prisoner, and were sold by Mr. Bennett. The jury found the prisoner Goitty, and he was sentenced to eight years' penal servitude. 834R11 bIB77I.—(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cricsoi. The railway market is very quiet to-day, but as. prices generally are well maintained, despite the as &Mese of other departments of the Stock Ex change. With the exception of a decline d per 11 cent. in London and South Western, the principal NI stocks are quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. M London and North Western stock is now quoted .3 301 to 102, ex div. ; Great Western, 66i to tl MWand, 127 to I, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yor - shire, 1121 to 113, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 501 to 511, • ex div. ; Caledonian, 120 to 121, ex div. ; South N. Eastern, 961 to f, ex div. • Great Northern, 125 to 126, ex thy. ; and London and South W estern, 1001 to 1011. Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway shares I are better, and Antwerp and Rotterdam, Belgian le Eastern Junction, and San Paulo, in demand. in , Indian and Canadian lines are steady. balm saday bs 1 p.a. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1363. THZ POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. ASSAULTING A WITNESS. Patrick ems way was summand before Alderman Water low for not supporting his wife, who bad in consequence become chargeable to the West Landes Union. The defendant denied his re sibility on the ground of adultery, and called Mary Canoed sad Sarah Coleman, mother and daughter, to prove that they saw a man named Condeu on the bed with Bridget Conway, the defendant's wife, in such &position es left no doubt that adulterous in tercourse was beingearriedon between them. Other witnesses were examined to corroborate some of the minor details, and at the conclusion of the ease the alderman dionsimed the summon., and thereby absolved the defendant of the respon sibility of maintaining his wife, who because so exasperated at the result, that she followed Mary Garrod, a benevolent and respectable-looking old lady, as the molt important wit ness that appeared against her, and attacked her in a moat ferocious manner, and after besting her tore her bonnet from her head. Bridget Conway was aocordingly apprehended on that charge, and now sim denied the assault. Aldermen Waterlow sa id the bonnet (Dow produced in a state of collapse) bad a very different appearance when Mrs. Gerrod was is the witness box patng evidence of the adul tery. From what he had seen of 11ridget Coo way he thought her a very vigilant woman, aad ash. considered an assault on a witness one of the worst assaults that could be committed he should send her for 21 days to prison with hard labour. SaIITHWARK. PICKING POCKETS AT A RAILWAY STATIOL Sophia Steplams, a well-dresmed young womau, brought was bught before the sitting magistrate, charged with picking the pocket of Elizabeth Dell on the platform of the South Western Railway at Waterloo Statiou. Mr. Edwin appeared for the accused. The prossentrit, • lady residing in Farmatrset, Berkeley-eqeare, said that she arrived by the half-past 5 o'clock train as the previous evening by the South Western Railway from Southampton. While looking for her lug gage to get am y, the poisoner, another lamas, sad a man pushed spirt her, and she thought they meant to steal her watch. Feeliag a tug at her pocket, she put her hand down and missed her purse and contents. She turned round, and seeing the prisoner go away from her, she followtd her and told bar she had robbed , when witness distinctly saw her throw the puree away. The °theorems up and she was taken into custody. Ia 0701/-saairtiosby Mr. Edwin, witness said that she did sot see the prieoser'a hand sear her pocket, but she saw the puns drop from her on the platform. Mr. Samuel Norwood, chief inspector in the company's service, said that he was on duty on the platform on the snivel of the half-put 5 o'clock train, when he saw the prisoner in the act of leaving the prosecutrix,when the latter stopped her. and the purse produced was picked up war her on the platform. He detained the prisoner and handed her over to a metropolitan constable. The magistrate salted whether he knew anything of the prisoner. Witness replied that he did not, bat he believed her to be connected with • gang of thieve* infesting the railways in and about the metropolis. Mr. Edwin, for the prisoner, contended that she was • respectable woman, and the proeecutrix must be mistaken. His client denied having ever had the purse. Mr. Bent, the superintendent of the railway, asked for a remand, uhe had no doubt he should be able to show what the prisoner's character was sod former convictions against hr. The megietrate acoardingly remanded her until Saturday neat. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (By ILICTII/C TUNBRIDGE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR SOUTH•BASTERN PLAYS Lady Derby, 6 yrs, &A 71b ; Voltam, a, Bst ; Rubiai, 3 yri, 7st 91b ; Margery, M 4 yrs, 7st 71b ; Blanche of Lan caster, 3 j iu, Gut ; r. Malley's we (pedigree au kooero), a, 6.1 lab; Wild Huatreeaa, 2 yr., 6.1 lab; Height Taraplar, 3 yr., 6st Blb ; Prescription, 2 yrs, 6.1 61b ; Margery f, 2 yrs, bet Db. All are here. KID KENT STAKE& About 1 =Es. Gibraltar, Coastereatioe, &livers% Deerfoot, Spitfire Kitty, Rapine% Lavender, sad Devotee are here. SELLING HANDICAP. Oas mile. &livers*, 475. Set 716 ; Perry 4 yre. 7a4 IMb ; Fletaoa, 3 yrs, Gat 1216 ; Maaboarquat. 37ra, 454 416 ; Margery, 2 yrs, Est 716. Al srs bece. -- . -- NURSKRY PLATE. Blx furlong. Overcast, I . :Mislay. Nukes% Coofediralist. Mysterious lady, Bianca f, Wheldraks, Telacornta, and E lla' are ben. SELLING STAKFId. The oionor to be sold for 301. Lady Derby, Pyrrha, Piekepos, Roes Lee, Telsooinbe, Maaboarqnst, Yessure for MOW" and Voltam d'l are here. RICHMOND MEETING.-(IRIS DAY.) WRIGHT STAKFS. Four firrliem 230 yards.' Served Yell, Veterinarian. Shaffer, Vie Galen cs, Meia's dam f, Chivalry, Hearielas, Gondola, fita, fieregoras, and Bandarills are here. BURTON_ HANDICAP. Om mile and a half. Olisnie;t3i.l4;;;;rke. Trust, Benny Bell, A li ., Trump Queen, Yealaroe, a ed Ansi= are here. ZEILAND PLATE. Half•mile straight. Lady Louisa, Eatremet, My Mary, Calabria, 'Newmarket, Maid at Mid, Neemharch, Mite Armstrooa, Who's Who, Mir Ootralead, Mime Tees, Whitaboro, fby Cariboo, sod Baktitchi are here. QUEEN'S PLAT& Three stiles. Gllse On, Roomy Bell. Sarah Ali o, My Mary, Alice, Trump Querns, Ca'Ark, trelanhieueble Beauty, KW Arm oires., sod Betsy Oopelaied are hue. NURSERY HANDICAP. Fair (wimp 200 yards. Hbleebom Melrose dam e, a by Yucatan, Charlotte Roam Ghillie Oallam, I by Cariboo, Leybura Lana f, Bells. Niue, Lyra, Nand Again, Mantrap, Braudy, Lords Napoleon, and Captain Walker are bona YARMOUTH MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) COUNTY KENNELS' PLATE. Five furlongs, 80 yarda Whitebait, The Hare, and Polonaise ars here. INNKEEPERS' PLATE. Halt • mile. Zees, Narita= f, Lyello, &Kite, Birthday f, Pretty Bird. aad Mn. Somerville are here. MARYLEIONE HROLITTRATION.—MT. Terrell, the barrister appointed to revise the lista of voters for Maryle bone, will bold hia court at the Vestry-hall, Paddington, on Monday, the sth October. Tae HOP PLENTATIONIL—ROCHESTER, SEPT. 22. —Although is some of the distikte heavy rains have tended to interfere with the hop-polling, yet on the whole the season Ina bees a very good one, and the picking hos been cai.ied on under generally favourable auspice.. Throughout the county of Kent picking is nearly at an end, and by the closed the present week the whole of the grounds will be cleared, the hops having been gathered in • compara tively short space of time. The opinion formed at the commencement of the NUM that the crop would prove • short one has been fully borne out, the reports from the various districts sell agreeing that the hops are very much below the anticipated crop. The quality, however. is Pre nouoced exceedingly toe, and, taking the entire extent of the hop-growing district. has, perhaps, never bean surpassed. While in some parts of Kent, especiolly in the neighbour. hood of the tick hop lands around Maidstone, Canterbury, and Crubrook, as much as from 15 cart to 20 cwt. per acre Las bees obtained, the general yield may be estimated at &beet 5 cwt. to 8 'wt. per acre, and in many places even less. Taking the approximate acreage under cultivation this eirawa at 50,000, this would imply • yield equivalent to • duty of from 160.1101. to 200,CCJ1., the latter being the extreme figure. The accounts from the continental hop gardensdercribe the yield as being considerably below what was at Ant anticipated, but the quality as exceedingly good. In cons e quence of the reported partial failure of the English crop, prices of all kind. of hops had risen in the foreign market, bat few tranaactions had bees effected. For best lifid.Keets the present quotations are 61. to 61. 10s. ; East Kent; 5/. to fit; and choice ditto, 61. sa. to 71. 10a. The swarms of hop-pickers have commenced taking their de pedals, mad during the last few days about S,GXI have left ' this neighbourhood for London, chiefly by special trains oil ' the North Kent Railway. COLLIERY EXPLOSION.—An explosion occurred in the forge pit at Abernant on Monday afternoon. no men are usually employed in this pit. but the accident occurred in the nine-foot vein, where 25 men only were at work at the time. Of these, nine were more or In. severely bum; and dying before he reached the mouth of the pit. The remaining eight are considered likely to survive, though some of their injuries are of • serious character. Four horses were killed, sod two of the air-doors were blown off. Five men were half suffocated by the choke damp, but recovered on being brought to the mouth of the pit. Meters. Hosegood and Smith. the civil and mining engineers of the Abernant Work., were on the epos directly after the explosion, and under their superintend ence the men were promptly brought up from the working; immediate attention being paid to the sufferers by Dr. Miles and Mr. Evan Jones, surgeon of the work& COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA RIC 7 LiNL-4TIIIB DA.IY,) Although only a limited supply of English wiest was ea sale in our market today millers, seawalls, operated with considerable caution, at Monday's decline in the quo- tations. The general quality of the samples was good. There was a large quantity of foreign wheat on the steeds. Good and fine qualities were mostly held at Monday's currency ; but all other kinds were very dull, sod, to have forced salsa, further reduced rates must have hese sub mitted to. Floating cargoes of grain chanted hands slowly, without, however, any further change in value. Both English and foreign barley was very dull, and P 630 were from rid. to Is. per quarter lower than last week. The supply was by no means extensive. Ths malt trade was tolerably firm, and the currencies were supported. Good sound oats maintained their previous value, bet heated qualities gave way 6d. per quarter. Beans were iu short supply and aleggish request at late rates. No change took place in the value of plea, but the inquiry was chiefly confined to small parcels for immediate con , sumptioo. Most kinds of flour were a dull inquiry, and late rates were barely supported. Tares are dull in sale, and either cheaper. Cloyerseed is heavy, at late rates. In linseed and cakes very little is passing, at barely stationary prices. OAT& a. I. iisteb, feed 23 to 27 bat, Ze ta" „ black MAIM Mugu 3O to it IVA 3O to U 1 Harrow ?lieu SS to 44 I _ nu -- pr 11/ s IS to 40 21 6 _ l7 So 60 Roca, Tows Issas: psi 360 lbs. illoturitsed at to 36 Coostry Norfolk sad Suffolk es Ada ES to $1 OATS a: Danish and Swedish 17 to 12 Suntan - la tO tt Daabh 3‘ to E 7 EgYPtion ll to 33 PEA& =:::: IMAM CORII. Milts 3O to at Yidlow hoot. hark, par rek ET to 60 Bro to loserron, par lit .. 19 to 21 Courier „ .. 19 to 12 INTO LONDON, BY WATER I TO OEPT. 22, INCLUSIVE. cuutiNi PILICIS. EMUS& Per Qr. 1 limo; Kent, - red 1;0i 30 to 42 Ditto. De • • 41 to 46 Ditte,whlto . 42 40 to 44 Ditto new 42 to 46 NoAolk end Llsool9 red 1992 4O to 42 7 DM%m y: 41 10 44 Mating Distilling Grinding 27 to 29 NAM Norfolk, and 60 to 06 Kingston and Ware 67 to 438 Brown Old and new .011% 34 to 26 Roglith, feed — lB to IS „ potato IS to le WHEAT. I. S. Mantas and Kowa berg 66 to 66 Rostock & Mecklen- Den Russian, bain soft American, red „ whit 44 to 68 BARLEY. Grinding ---. ZS to ra Distilling Malting MAIL 34 to M Pm Qr. Dutch, hiew - lB to se teed AILIIIVAIA Ott OWN &, CAllitlA(l2, "'Rom Arr. ii ye? @. tlbaat. ligrisiy. Malt. Osta. /bur. gm qrs. gra. gts. brie. sacks. Bullish antlacatch, 42) 10 1110 .. 490 Utah 970 foreign ' 6060 1160 .. 6e30 41/0 1403 TMal i Ivo 1400 1110 0100 1 4170 1000 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TRIG DAY.) (sr arenuo AND DITIMINATIONAL (1,101 001 ORM )wft. ) The market continua very firm, sod the salee will pro bably fact up 12,000 bales, half c which will be for epecu. halm sad al partake'. MINCING LANS.-(THIS DAY.) Sucsit.—Tbe demand for West India is active at full prices to a slight advanoe. Privately the sales include 100 hhds. of Porto Rioo, at 36e. 6d. Refined: The improved demand continua, former prices being fully sup ported. Corms has sold heavily at a decline of 6d. to Is. per cwt. Plantation Ceylon triage sold at 62a. to 69s fid. ; fine ordi nary and middling, 771. to 85s. 6d. ; good middling, 87a. to 89a. 6d. ; pee berry, 88a. to 945. 6d. 43ther East India from 75e., for flee ordinary pale, to 91s. for seamy, sad Costa NIS at 74a. to 84s. 6d. - COCOA. —A pared of Trinidad sold at 53e. to 645. 6d. for oommoo to good red. TRA.—There is a good demand for blackish and reddish leaf °comma at Is. to Is. 2d. Other aorta in moderate "w itln :A large business has been traneactod i our z iangal, t Si. to Ba. 6d. Balm of good B:llar c l m rms also been effee:ed at 8,., and good white Bengal at I Is. Rog.-163 pone. of fair Jamaica sold at steady rates. . . .._ SALTPETRZ. —The market continues qu iet. . - Comm.—The market is firm at fol ly late prima Ths total lAN yesterday were about 4.100 bales. Jure is ioquirelfor, but the tranasettons reported are unimportant. fisme.—The demand is quiet fee all deeeriptious. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market is erm. d the annezea Pima :—lbws tallow, 41s. 9d., sat cash ; Petersburg Y.C. ou the spot, 445. ed. ; ditto old, 435. 6d. ; October to December. 445. ed.; January to March. 46u BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Masers. Pattendee and Smith report the danced active for the new growth, nee-half of which it is estimated is already mold. The quality never was Letter. Mid and East Meets, 51.105. to 71. 7s. ; Wield [(elite, 41. 10a. to 61. 10s. ; Boss, 41. 4a. to 61. ; vary choice higher. COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Walla Ead Hellos, 184.6 d.; Walla Ead Haswell, 18a. Id.; Walls End South Hotlin e 18s. 6d.; Wallde End TIM, 18a. 3d. ; Walls End Trlmdon Hartlepool, 18e. 6d. ; Walla End Hartlepool East. 18s. 6d. ; Walls End South Hartle pool, 17a. 6d. ; Walls Ead Routh Kelloe, 17e. 6d. ; Walla Ead Hough Hall, 17a. 6d. ; Walls End °assay, 17e. 6d. ; Walls End Rollos, 17e. Bd. ; Walla End Mau Hain, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Helton Lions, 17e ; Walls End Tawtal, 17e. ; Belmont. 16e. 9d. ; Walker Aunts 5,114. 3d.-34 ships at market. ACTIONS IN THE Sus. Eaton COURTS.—This day en action was tried in the &coedit! isle Court to recover 81. • on a bill of exchange. Two banisters appeared in this ease. A verdict was given for the plaintiff, and the oasts on both aides must amount to about four times the sum in dispute. DANGEROUS PERFORKANC&S.—Yesterday the tra velling circus of Mace. the pugilist, was prevented from ftreying out, at Leamiogtois, the announcement made in the published programme, that " two daring female Bloodins" would go through certain feats on a rope fifty feet high. This is amongst the filet results of the Queen's communica tion to the Warwick/hire magistrates respecting the shock catastrophe at Astoo-park. Lawn Sumer FAIR. —This fair was held on Monday, and wee es usual very numerously attended. For tunately the weather, which had bees of so unpropitious a character on the preceding day, cleared up, and, with the exception of one or two smart showers of abort duration, the day was beautifully floe. Soon after daybreak the sheep began Manisa from different parts of the county, and at • comparatitely early hour in the morning the total number, 24,000, were penned. This is an unusually email number for this fair, and the supply has not been so limited, with one exception, viz, in 1857, for many years past. The average of late years bas been about 30.000. Buyers at first "beld off" for some time, in the hope of fielding a little drop in the market ; but the flockmasters, although the price. they Naked were unusually high, especially for lambs, were firm. Once commenced, business procreased steadily and vitisfac torily throughout the day. Everything that could be had at a price at all remunerative was bought up, sod those Mocks which were driven home unsold. few however in number, failed to find purchasers because the price salted was too high, and not because, as we have seen it even at this popular fair on more occeaions than one, they had not been "inquired after." Upon the whole, a tolerable clearance was effected at such prices as cannot fail to be highly satisfactory and remunerative to the sellers. The figures obtained were as usual of • very diversified charac ter, and the lowest money realised for ewes was 27a. This was an exceptional lot. The ewes ranged at 30.., Ail., 365., 365. 6d., 37e., 395., 40e., 415., 425., 435. 46a., 475. 13d. Mr. Hampton, of Applesham. obtained 46a. for his ewes, and Mr. George Penfold. of Wiggenholt, also obtained 47e. fkl. for a remarkably fine pen, which were cer tainly unequalled in the fair. The lest-named figure is the highest mice that has been obtained at this fair since 1859. The lambs fetched unusually high prices, such as have not been equalled for the pest ten years, and rinsed as follows : 245., 245. Bd., 255., 26a., 275., 29.., 30e. its., 325., 341.. 34e. 3d., and in one internee no less than 36a. The lowest price obtained, vie., 24a., is even Is. more than the highest figure quoted for lambs at this fair es recently ea 1850. The show of nuns for letting and We was unusually large, and they were in great demand. Mr. Penfold. Selsey, brought 17 two-tooth rams to the fair, the whole of which were sold at prior avenging 9 guineas per bead. The Marra Emery, I of Steeriegton, also exhibited several rams, both two tooth sad four tooth, and they were let and sold at prices ranging from tan guineas to fifteen guineas. Other gentlemen sold at an equally good figure. I There was about the uses' supply of lea stook, horses, ha. A drove of about RIO Irish baton were soon bought op at about ten guineas each, while • number of Welsh route sad Dutch heifer. were osly partially sold. A few working oxen were oe show, including ten pairs from Mr. Redeem, of Kingston, but we learn that they did cot experiences ready sale. Mr. Charlie Davey sold two pairs of working oxen for Mr. Creaskey, et Ranseembe, at 401. per pair. A let of Irish colts end other animals for draught purposes were for Eels, bet seemed to be purchased with extreme mutton. As usual these was a large collection of agricultural insplo• mints The toy nod fancy fair was held, according teasel's% custom, in Um pieced vacant greeted at the beak of Cliff* Church, commonly known as the "churchyard," and was very extensively patronised by the juveniles of the town. — Sussex Adrerhrer. 35 to SO SO to IS eIIDOIMILY &UAW AID STOOK& IN I ZAXLINTS. res..ll4l.4llsoar Vel, Itplluall Besesa.lbeird.alikla Bidet NM Nsfass .. 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As above. win comma N.N.W. to E.N.X., strong clear. .W. to N.E. and 8.E., strong, squally, then dear. r. te R. and El IL, strong to trash. clear. W. to N. and L. gale. BOITMCOMITIL squills. N. to it. and 8 E., strong 800TR•EUt'. to gale. Drum on all coasts on Yosini: Nortlt•lnatr-Calthnets W Norfolk WentvDocesel to Own. wall. fiouth=Channel and Day Coast& Bonth-fostwatralt of Dever to Norfolk. We (Liverpool Mercury) understand that the time for Unseat sailing of the Great &stern has been iodefinitely paginated. FATAL RESCLT OF Bois' FIGHTING.—Au inquiry was held last night by Mr. Humphreys, corooer, at the Blue Anchor, Manor-road, Stepney, respecting the death of T. C. Cook, aged 6 years, who lost his life under the follow ing circumstances. It appeared that the deceased, who lived with his patents in the M•oot -road, Stepney, was at play with some other little boys, when • boy named Brad. bury came up and said he would fight him on amouot of some previous quarrel. Deceased was pushed or knocked down in the encounter, and Bradbury sat upon his stomach while he I lay on the ground. 111,0ealoOd • head was also cut, sod the blood flowed. Next day Cook became seriously ill, and though medkal aid was procured, be died on Wednesday last., Dr. Hawkins said that death had resulted front con gestion of the Irmo, which had been accelerated by the injuries to the head from violence. The jury returned a verdict of " Death from congestion, accelerated by violence." LORD WHAENCLIFFE ON RECOGNITION OF THE Bouru.—Yesterday lord Wharnefiffe presided at a meeting of the Manchester Central Association for the Recognition of the Coofederate States. The meeting was held at the Clarence Hotel. Among the gentlemen who attended were Mr. Spence (the ficancid agent of the South) from Liverpool; Mr. R. Munn, of Bacup ; Mr. W. R. Callender, jun., Mr. R. Birley, Manchester ; Col. Jackson, Blackburn ; Mr. Lees, Moseley ; Mr. Hall, j an.. Staly bridge; Mr. Lees, Oldham ; Mr. Seeley. of Radcliffe; Mr. Thomas Russell, of Manchester ; Dr. Brierley, and Mr. Thomas Briggs, of Manchester. It appears that some time ago the asyrciation invited Lord Whanicliffe to become its president, and to attend this meeting, at which one of the questions under discussion was an overture front the Manchester Southern Club for at amalgamation of the two societies. Lord Wharncliffe whole • letter in reply, accepting the invitation, and observing that he believed the people of England were in favour of the South, but were misrepresented in America by interested parties in this country. He con sidered it was necessary that a demonstration ahead he made in England iu onler that the American people might be undeceived as to English opinion. His lordship expressed his feeling that no nation of ctviliesd beings could look with calmness upon the desolation soil bloodshed going on in America at the present time. Yesterday afternoon Lord Wharton& said he was not in favour of an immediate recognition of the Confederacy. but be had for some time been of opinion that a great demon stration of the sentiments of the English people would cause our government to look more favourably upon the Southern cause. At the same time he was satisfied that the British governmett were not looking unfavourably in that direction at the present time. The result of the deliberations of the meeting, in which Mr. Spence took an active pas t, suite agreemeot that the Manchester Southern Club and the Capital Association should be united ; that Lord Wbarocliffe should be the president of the combined body ; and that a committee of gentlemen from each society should arrange the terms of amalgamation. The title of the Dew organisation is not yet fixed upon. Lori Wham cliffs was oblMed to leave for London immediately after the abovementioited resolution was come to, sod bears th meeting broke up, when it adjourned till Monday week MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Czoot. Speculative realisations have again predomi nated in the stock markets this morning, premed by the receipt of still lower quotations from the Paris Bourse. The course of prices Ins accordingly, been downwards. The E lisp funds present a fresh reduction of I per cent. The principal decline, however, is in foreign stocks, as is natural, considering do extent of the late rise. Mexican Bonds have mi tered prominently. Home railway stocks have scarcely varied from yesterday's rates. The' do mend for bank shares continues. _ At Peril, this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates were quoted 67fr. 70c., showing a fresh decline of nearly 1 per cent, since yesterday afternoon. Consols are now quoted 934 to for money, and 934 to 4 for the account (October 8). The eddied business report is as follows :-Three par Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1 ; ditto, far account, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911,1r'; New Three per Cents., 911, 92 ; Five per Cent. Annuities, 1071 ; India Five per Cert. Stock, 1081, 4, t ; Five per Cent. " edema ° rupee paper, 1074, 1 ; and Exchequer Bills, 25., 3a. prem., par. Foreign stocks are heavy, and the more epees lative descriptions have given way in price. Mexican Bonds have fallen 1 per oent, Spanish Passive as& Greek 1, and Turkish Consolidee 1. The decline extends to Spanish Certificates. Italian stocks likewise flat. Anglo-Turkish Bonds remain compa ratively steady. Sonic of the present quotations are subjoined :-Turkish, 1854 Loan, 95 to 96 ; ditto, 1868, 701 to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 714 to 1 ; the Con -531 to 54 ; Greek, 374 to 38 ; Spanish Passive, 331 to 36 ; and Mexican, 46 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 941; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 871 ; Greek, for account, 381, 371; ditto Coupons, for account, 18/, 18 ; Italian. 771 ; Mexican, 461 ; ditto for account, 461, 4,4, 461, 461, 451 ; Moorish, 96 ; New Granada, 171 ; ditto, Two per Ceuta., 331 ; ditto Deferred, 101, 1 ; ditto Laud Warrants (Hectares)B, 1; Russian,lBl2, 931 ; Sardinian, for account, 891 ; Spanish Passive. for account, 361, 1, 35/ ; ditto Certificates, fat account, 141, 1, 14 ; Turkish, 1858, for amount, 701, 1, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 711; Venezuelan, for account, 261, ; ditto 1862, far account, 61, 4. The Confederate Loan is 1 per cent. better, at 39 to 28 die. The new Colombian Loan is quoted 1 to le mem The shares of the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria are steady, at 1 to 1/ prem. International Financial shares have declined to to 51 prem. General Credit and Finance are quoted n to 31 prem. ; and London Financia l , 41 to prem. Hudson's Bay are flatter, at to dia.; and Egyptian Trading steady, at 11 to prem. The better placed class of operators in Paris continue to manifest confidence that do Emperor Napoleon has no idea of entering single-handed upon • war with Russia, the more especially as his Mexican undertaking bag to be sustained, if necessary, against the passible hostility of the Americans. Stress is also laid upon the consideration that warlike operations in Europe would hardly be possible for the next six months. Nevertheless, the fall in the Frame funds has been sufficiently heavy to give a decided stimulus to the natural disposition on the part d speculators here to seize the profits presented by the late rise. It is notified that the subscription list of the new Colombian Loan will be closed to-morrow at two o'clock. The following notification relative to the New Granada dividends has been forwarded to tie Stock Exchange by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. wears. Baring Brothers and Co. will pay oo the bit October the dividend warrants, dos on the Ist Joon, 1813 on the active New Granada Bonds, at be. 20. per 100. ; and on the Deferred Bonds, at la. 20. per 1001. stock. 1. Bishopeeete-street, Sept. 22. The tendency of the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon was again rather unfavourable. The rates • were as follows: Amsterdam, 3 vaosths, 11.181 to 194 ; ditto, • 3 dark 11.164 to 174; Rotterdam, 3 months, 1L 19 to ; Antwerp, 3 months, 26.56 to 60; Hamburg, ms. lane°, three months. 13.8* to 4 Para, 3 days, 25.V.4 to 324 ; do.. 3 mouths. 25.524 to 74 ; Franktort.ea-ths-Maine, 3 moo the, 119 g te 4: Petenbure (per rouble). 3 months, 364 to g Vitae% eft do., 3 m00th5,11,35 to 40 ; Trieste, eff. do , 3 months. 11.33 1040 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 48f to ; Catlin , 3 monde. 481 to 49 ; Leshma, 3 months, to 70 ; Ossos, months, 25.63 to 70 ; Mike, 3 months, 25.66 to 70; Naples, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Palermo, 3 mouths, 26.05 to 70; Meuum, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Lisboa, 90 dam 521 to 1; Oporto, 90 days. 521 to 1. Mr. Rogers Waterhouse, of the firm of Nicholas Waterhouse and Sons, of Liverpool, and Mr. Wil liam Dalglish, director of the Commercial Bank of Liverpool, have joined the board of the Queers Insurance Company. A special meeting of proprietors of the Union Bank of England and Fcance,will be held on the lith October, to oonfirin the resolutions pawed at the meeting ou the 14th instant. The ordinary general meeting will take place on the 13th October. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, sod other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Ensnisnot.—Atlas, 13f ; British and Foreign Maris, (Limited), 24; Commercial Voles, 94 t d ; Fog* ; dish and !Scottish Mono. (Limited), • , I ; Lemke. 47; North British and Men:tattle (Lunt 4, 171, 18 ; Goma Marine, 18 ; Rock Life. 64R Ann Firs, 220 ; Thames aril Mersey Marine (Limited), S, 4, 51 ; Universal Marine (Limited). 4a. Gaslight and Coke.—European New, 6 , I ; Great Ota t".l. 194. I Imperial, 86 ; Imperial Cloatiaental, 89, 8, 91„, 90 ; Para Limited), 7,1; Ph.esii, I=l. 3 ; United Oswald, 47). 8, j. Bex 'lir. ; Westniioster thartand New, 45; Western, 18. Wsterworks.—Berlin, 9j ; East Lemke New, 104. Docks.—London, 64. TUESDAY Ensure. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to / fee the Bth Oct., were first marked to-day 94, sad closed at 93} toll. For money the last price was gig to 4. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93i, 1. 1, it, 1 ; ditto, for &moue; 931 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 921, 91g ; New Tbree per Cents., 92k, 92, 92 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 1-16 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1 ; ditto for account, 1081 ; ditto Four per CeM. Debentures, 1864, 100 ; ditto 1864 or 1860, 1001; Four per Cent. "refaced" rupee paper, 981 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1071. The India Five per Cent. stock was fires. Ex chequer Bills remain at par to 3s. premium. The amount of business in the foreign stock mar ket was not so large as yesterday, but still consi derable. In the morning comparative firmness was shown, but a general decline afterwards took place iu the more spculative stocks. MINES.-(TBIS DAY.) Two o'CLom. The operations in the mining market continua upon a restricted scale, and in most instances so change has taken place in prices to-day. Emit Caradon and Camborne Van shares are flatter— the former at 271 to 291, and the latter at 2t t• Gonamens are quoted 2l, to 31, being rather better, and Marko Valley, 6to In the Stock Exchange, Great South T.ogns have been dealt sa Ist 41, and Great Wheal Vor at 9}. Foreign and colonial mining shares arc quiet. and prices generally without variation. aTa 6 1.1 us 1 iiii .iii Q VS 1 1 psi' If J p q i , 1 il 1 i I 1 i 1 11 1 I ,1 . 1 , I 1 L it 1 ; I ' 1 . 1 \ 0 , ' i I, 1 I i • i I I , ,I , 1 ' I' • I I ! I I' i 1 1 , 1 ; t 1 .. I . I I! I ' i 1 i pi I 1 F. j { .. 10 I ; 1 , a i i 1 f 4' 4' gb• 0 , f Is. 0 MOO 1111,111 K &toot s!,oso (000 fia.Mo 20,000 id