The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-10 00:00:00

.... THE EXP. THE POLICE COURTS. . LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) (Br ILICTRIC TILIARAPH.) --o-- CLERILINWHLL. LEICESTER bIKETING.—{THIS DAY.) A cotta's 11027121111408. .11r. Cooke, described as se iron merchant, and also • SKEFFINGTON PARK STAKES. Half a mile. commission agent, of 32, Bosh-laic, City, and of the Yews, Junius, Ignorance, Aurora, Greenland, and Light are Woodford, was charged before Mr. D'Eyncourt, at the in- hem stance of the parish authorities of St. Mai v. Islington, with leaving his wife, whereby she had become chargeable to COUNTY CUP STAKES. Twice round and a diss that pariah. The Prophet and Ripley are here. Mr. Lettly, the relieving overseer, said be had dime all lie LEICESTERSHIRE HANDICAP. One mile and a half. could to bring about a settlement, but all without avail. The Prophet, Flytrap, Tourist, and Formidable are here. Toe wife had been in the workhouse for some weeks. LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PLATE. One mile. The wife said that she had been married to the Churchman, Flettoo, Ripley, and Weatherwise are here. defendant about 23 yearn, and she had to go to the workhouse because she wee literally starving. Some ARIIIVID.-Violet, Jacket Newbury, Cranberry, Coimbra, years aim they separated, through his ill-usage and Cheerful, Sea Boy, Oman, Paddy O'Rourke, Mary Copp c, W conduct, and she then took • lodging•home at Flatten, Caller-ou, Tehiconthe, Vulture, and Madame Brighton, and be allowed her 1751. • year. She had 13 Tagliatho. boarders, but her husband would not allow her to keep them. She lent him 600/., which she had BANK OP ENGLAND. saved, but be would not repay her. He offered --e-- her 7a. 6d. a week to support her and her daughter, and she bad neither home nor clothes. What made the matter HALF.YEARLY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) worse was that her bust-and was now supporting and co. The usual half-yearly court of the governor and hahiting with her own cousin at Brighton and Hastings, eompany of the Bank of England was held this day in the and she was living there in the greatest of comfort and Bank Parlour, Threadneedle-street ; K 111211•21 HODGSON, aMuence, whilst she was in town starving. and compelled to Pao., governor, Preading. go to the workhouse. re. minutes of the last court having been read and con. The defendant and his solicitor said that there was no firm e d, With is the statement that the defendant was living with The GOVI2IIIOII rid be had to acquaint the court that hie cousin ' • and he said that this was not the first limo that this was on e o f th e quarterly general courts awarding to the his wife ha d accused him of such conduct without the charter, and that it was alai one of the half-yearly slightest tittle of foundation. He had been a bankrupt, general courts appointed to be held by the 12th bye and that was the reason why he had stopped her allowance law for the making of a dividend. The net profile of 1751. a year. He was now willing to allow liar is. 6d. of the half-year ending the 31st of August last were pre week, and It* wanted to get the child the had with her 669,2061., making the amount of rest on that day out of her possession. 3,671,5051., and after providing for • dividend of The complainant stated thatishe had been brought up atm 4f, 10s. par met the rest would be 3,016,62101. The court I lady, and could sot live on 7s. 6d. per weak. {herder* proposed that • half.yearly dividend of interest Mr. D'Eyncourt said he did not think that the allowance aad profile be made en the 10th el October neat of V. 10s. offered was suMcient. per wet. without deduction on account of income-tax. Tbi defendant midi , * could not allow soy =Mat he was A Paomurroa said he thought that the time had now now bankrupt and in debt. arrived when something should be done to increase the (Bei- Mr. D'Eynoourt said that this was really • case in which dead of the Bank of England to something approach thegilefeadant had allowed his wife to become chargeable to ing the jointetoet banks. Many of those establish the pariah, and had rendered himself liable to be sent to the meota were paying from 17 to 23 per cent., Howe of Cori action as a rogue and • rigabond, for it seemed while the Bank of England, with ita large to him that he wanted to starve his wife into emplaces fund of capital, only on the average of the last five years with his wishes. He had hotter now allow her 10s. per week, gave 8) per mot par annum. He did not think there was and settle with the perish for what be owed for his wife's the slightest mama to keep up such an immense rest as maintenance. 3,000,CN. Some of it, he was of opinion, ought to be The defeotlant agreed to this course, and was discharged. distributed amongst the proprietors. 11112•21/10 WiIIDOWS Ai 117. PANcRAS WOBIEHOCBI. The GOVERNOR said that something of the same deem . .p- Julian Beg, Alfred Sainsbury. and William Beckinyhait, tion had been mentioned at the last ineetiog, but he did not described as of no homes or occupations, were charged with think that it was a fair caloulatioo to take a per outage on betaking wiodowe of the workhouse of St. Pancras. their capitaL As beakers to the public at large it was of the The gate porter stated that last night as he was admitting highest importance that their positive should be, two persons out of the rain the prisoners came to ban and such as to give the greatest confidence and security. said that they had broken windows ; they had applied for It was a mistake to suppose that every facility was not admission, but be could not let them in as the house was given by the Bank of England to their customers. Every full. They were continually hanging about the house and proper banking advantage was, and always would be did no work. rendered to any pantie depositing his capiteL The mamma said that they applied for admission and The motion was =tied unanimous) . were refused. They had been out in the streets three nights The Govaahos said ea the di vide was larger than the sad each night had got wet through. Lest night they were Net half-year it was necessary to adjourn the court in out in the pouring rain, sodsodas they wars refused they wen order that it might be confirmed by ballot, and he there determined to do something to get into priori, for it was far fore moved the adjournment till Tuesday, the 15th. preferable to • workhouse. This was also agreed to. Mr. D'Eyoooart said they ought to look for work. A vote of thanks to the gover n or forth.) exertions during Sainsbury said he had been a so ldi er , an d h a d b een di e - the Past ha if-year, conclu ded the proceedings. charged from the army ea amount of heart disease, and gickimese in the bead. There were plenty of beds last night, bat be we refund admission, and what for he could WriATEiria iI.KPORT._ —(THIS DAY.) not tell. It was not fit fora dog to be out in the rain. --e-- Mr. D'Eytcourt ordered them to pay • fine of 11. each 2N17100•7', ammo= 10, 8 lat. sod the damage, or in default to be imprisoned in the House of Coriection for one calendar month with hard labour. N. ID. W. P. IL Q. I. I L 8. The prisoners said that when they came out if they were -- Satin Mit* M.W. es o et not taken in they would again break the windows. &herder KU:111 N.W. H b - WOFtSHIP STRUT. Leith 20.111,61 W.N.W. 16 b - BLUM° • NAN'S JAW. Shields WU OE W. 14 a - lrederiCk Osborne, 28, a brass finisher, was charged before Swb 'o r . mugh t i..l:: " a ca " a " N.W. w. 111 e - Mr. Cooke with Tiolattly aleattlting James Roper, by o a i vizi:us y se n zat i. Z. NI r a Z. b - hreektng kis jaw. N. 28 e 6.16 Coco 'cant, whose face was bandaged, stated that last 9,ipsentems 1 20.116 44 M.W. 80 e - evening, while in his master's shop is Shepherdesewalk, It= •• • • Sag° le W.N.W. 111 a 0.07 21190 U W. 16 o - City-road, • boy_ontered and took up an oil can, witb which ' , yak ," ::::1 18 : 90 gi yy . w . 70 b he ran away. Witness pursued and took the article from N um , . am se w_ww, I is - - him, at the rams time giving him • slap on the bead. The ma l t g o u S.W. ft I&1 boy instantly picked up • heavy pima of granite Maud 30.00 IA W.N.W. 10 a & and was on the point of hurling it at witness teoliefert Mil ale S.W. 10 b - when the latter seined his arm, and at that moment de. raotth:• •••1,,,W-.1 67 ., W.N.W. If - 14 (!* tlit b - fondant came behind and struck him • terrific blow on the 4= s 'a' - i s ,"l; 51 N.N.W. - 12 b OA? left side of his face, the pain from which was iso exosadve L c .d.. • - lin st 1428, 8 011 , 18 a 0.271 - that he soon aftermath was compelled to go to • surgeon Dover .2087 67 N. 4 alam t i . n the neighbourhood. who p ronounced the jaw to b. broksa, Yansonlb.. HMI N.N.W 12 cI-II and ordered him instaatly to the hospital. Rigigokad 20.71 60 s. se 0 0.221 I WOFLSHIP.STREET. MAKING ♦ MAWS JAW. I'vwderick Osterrie, 28, a brass finisher, was charged before Mr. Cooke with Moleetly sleuthing James Roper, by breaking his jaw. Complainant, whose face was bandaged. stated that last evening, while in his master's shop is Shepherdesewalk, City-road, • boy entered and took up an oil can, with which be ran away. Witness pursued and took the article from biro, at the ewe time giving him • also on the head. The boy instantly picked op • heavy piece of grogram and war on the point of hurling it •t witness whoa the latter seized his arm, and at that moment de. fendant came behind and struck him • terrific blow os the left side of his fees, the pain from which was so extensive that he soon afterwards was compelled to go to a surgeon in the neighbourhood, who pronounced the jaw to be broken, and ordered him instantly to the hospital. A certificate from the houseaurgeon of St. Bartholo mew's Hospital was put io, showing that the injury mos. tiooed really existed, and it further appeared by the evi dence of disinterested whammies that not the slightest provocation bad been given to the defendant, who sow asserted that he interfered from • feeling that the boy was being roughly treated. Mr. Cooke observed that the assault was one of • most agramited character, and be should remand the defendant, without hail, as at present it was quite impossible to say what might result from the injury inflicted. THAMES. MAIN AND CILDIOLI24I. Esther Isaacs, • Jewess, was brought before Mr. Leigh charged with smuggling 51b. of cigars. Mr. John Penny, an examining officer of excise, Produced a huge crinoline, sad mid the prisoner was • passenger is the Britannia steamship yesterday afternoon, sod in sad around the inside of her crinoline he discovered the five bap produced, filled with cigars. (The production 31 the crinolum and begs created inuneses laughter.) The prisoner, • foreigner, mid she brought the cigars from Holland for her husband to make daring the ensuing Jewish holiday,. Mr. Leigh—Your husband could not smoke slbs. of edgers in one week. You are led 50e., and in default of payment one mouth's imprierameet. SUPPOSED CHILD MURDER AT THE LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY STATION. Last evening Mr. Payne, the City coroner, held ea inquiry in the Ves Hall of Si. Olive's church, reined. leg the supposed m urd er of a female child, found fa • waiting-room of the Leedom and Brighton Railway terminus. A female attendant deposed that on Monday morn /leg *be found the dammed, wrapped in • parcel, he a water-closet off the ffortclass waiting-room. She had left the station at 6.30 the previous night, aad so parcel was them there, but seven' trains from Brighton aad elnewttere came in after that. The body was wrapped in old Rom, and a rough deal board about • foot keg sad five Moho" broad was placed under the body op. patently to give the pareel as unsuspicious ahem. Outside was some slette.coloered paper beamed with sesliog-was. Dr. Bud said that deemed was • remarkably fine female child. It had lived. but sot for mom than twenty-fear hours. Death resulted from congestion of the brain. He could ant say positively that death hail been produced by violent mama, for prnsure at birth might lave caused the appearance which hs noticed upon the head. A poster in the employ of the railway company said that he was on duty en Sunday evening, and be did not observe anyone in the waiting-room with • bundle. The Coroner remarked open the indecency of depositing the body in the railway station, and said that if the pa r ti es implicated could yet b e discovered they could be sant for trial by • magistrate. The Jury rstareed • verdict "That whether deceased died from violence there was no evideme to show." FRIDAY. - OR TO SATURDAY. N. to W. and Et W., mo- NOtent-Yes, N.W. to &W. and &L, donate to strong, on- fresh to strong. setUed. N.N.L to W.N.W. and Moir Coast& N.N.W. to S.S.W., W.S.W., fresh to strong, with some strong, showers to rain. glom. N.& to N.W. and &W.. BoontCoart& N.W. to &W.. fresh to moderate to fresh, strong. squally, some show ers. N.N.L to W.N.W., SooTHlssf. N.N.W. to W.S.W., fresh. moderate to strong. North.last=Caltimess to Norfolk. Wost=Donsgal to Corn wall South=Chartnet and Bag Coasts. Reath-Lset.=-Stealt at Dome to Norfolk. Rendoombe Manor, one of the finest estates io the county of Elloometer, containing upwards of 4,000 aorta, leas been purchased by Sir F. Oclernid, Bert., Q.C., M.P. for Reading, for 181S0001. This estate has bees purchased of Gemmel Sir Jobs Wright Gals, But. Readoombe Park was bought of the deemeadaate of Sir Richard Berke. bay. by Sir Christopher Gahm who was created a baronet I.fth Charles 11, and it has coatinued in the possessive of the Gabe family to the propeat time. The new owner, Sir Preemie Goklemd is a member of the Hebrew persuasion, sad Baron de Goldsaild sad de Palmeira, in Portugal. He is a harristermilaw.—Bap Chronicle. _ —Tbn large general hospital jest erected at Chatham, which in on the eve of being opened, will have • commodious ward attached for the reception of female patients suffering from Lock diseases, the expenses coonected with which department ot the establishment will be almost entirely de frayed b the government. A considerable portion of the funds for the erection of the hospital bas been 000tributed by the Admiralty and the War Department, the governmeot at the same time making an annual grant to the hospital. on the express condition that one portion of the hospital shall be devoted exclusively to Lock mot This is the first step taken by the government to establish Lock hospitals la our large perform sad seaport towns. A WORD ON TRUFFIAL—The vendor in Covent garden will never allow that trollies are natives of &eased, or that soy con be found to equal tb• French. But where the vendor chooses to feign ignorance is order to prove the foreign growth of this curious vegetable from which he derives so large a profit, my readers will, if they consent to follow me, be admitted into the mysteries of the trade. Nor need we arose the Channel or rub up our long-forgotten French in our desire either to discover for ourselves the habits sad history of the truffle, or to import so many pounds, at • cheaper rate ; for if these rough black-looking vegetables could speak, they would astonish their admirer by declaring themselves, in broad vernacular English, tube natives of Wilts, Dorset, and Hants. More than three quartets of the quantity sold in London, and of the float quality, are produced to English soil, sod are in reality supplied to the Loodoo markets by our village labourer at • very low price ; but as thisie known to few, end as the public imagine that • cheap English production most b e inferior to an expensive foreign one, so the wholesale dealers will oontinue to sell them at immense profit as a foreign importation. On tbe other hand, any purchaser may ob tain this coveted dainty at very moderate prices direct from the country dealer ; but es, unfortunately, the latter ob- tains few elders of this hied, be is forced to fall back on the Loudon doilies, sad supply their demand at their owe prices, which are sere to be so low as to prevent hitt from deriving any profit from his trade.—Oscea Watt. CANLNI MADNIREL —OD thin disease, commonly and erroneously called hydrophobia, M. Benson "'veterinary surgeoa, basket published a pamphlet is whi ch he states some remarkable facts, not quite in accordsoce with M. 'holey's report, of which we gave se abstract a short time ago. He assorts that the mucosity of biting is by so means as inevitable ooesequeoce of the disease, and that doge would certainly die without any symptom of frenzy if they were entirely removed from causes of excitement. To prove this asertion, he states that on the 27th o f July. 1860, he Meru:wed two dogs and a horse with the @alive of • mad dog. Cie the sth of August, one of the dogs became melancholy, remised in a Ira( posture, rod refused food. On the 6th this state continued ; the animal did not disturb the 'tree is his kennel, sad did sot bark. Oa the ith it died, without having had any It of frenzy. The other dog sod the hone experienced so symptom of disease. Os the 9th of October following four dogs were inoculated with the Galin of • mad dog that died on the 11th. Os the 31st following, one of the doge died with every symptom of furious madness. A few days biter 'bother died quietly, like the one mentioned in the first esperimeut, sot having bees exposed to any provoca tion. The two remaining dogs continued in perfect health. M. Benson also shows that a dog labouring under the first symptoms of the disease does not always display violent irritation when it sees another dog. He concludes with the following advice:—not to excite • human patina by offering drink or otherwise, *beret) his sufferings are greatly and nenaessearily i , but to keep him quiet, in which saes it is likely b e will expire with the least possible suffering and without fits. lo sup port of this opinion of his, be quotes several come of parlous having lanes victims to the donee, and who, previous to their death, were coastal:My excited by the physieiass and persons that attended them. Is one of these oases, the Orion° states in his report that the patient was in a state of prostration sod appeared calm ; no being asked whether be would like to drink , he accepted the offer with joy ; but be so soma saw the bottle and glees then be was seised with a paroxysm. H. Banton asks reasonably enough why be was offered any drink at all, sad why he was not allowed to die in his state of quiet prostration!-oeligsani. EFFECTS OP THE THUNDERSTORM. Last night, about ten o'clock, the metropolis and 1 its vicinity, for several miles round, were visited with con tinued and vivid flashes of lightning, with tremendous peals of thunder, until between 11 and 12 o'clock, when the rain came down in torrents, and continued without intermission for upwards of three hours. This morning some milkmen going to milk their cows, discovered three of them dead under a tree, where the poor animals had taken shelter, in a field between Hendon and Hampstead. At Rdgeware • valuable horse was struck dead in a waggon on its road to London. A large fin-bell fell in Portland-town, Regent's-park, but fortunately with out doing any person injury. Several large trees in th e parka are entirely stripped of their leaves by the effects of the lightning. In the plantations of Victoria-perk sad havoc was made, and several true were felled to the ground by the lightning, which illuminated the enclosures where sheep were sheltering from the tempest. The grounds were flooded, and the lake was overflowing the embankments for a considerable time. The eleotaic fluid struck the roof of the boxes of Kr. Malts say, the telegraph station muter at Mile-end-gate, and completely blackened the signboard in front of the build ings. The landlord of the Vies Tavern, at Mile-end-gate, was struck by the lightning, and rendered insensible for several minutes. Police-sergeant 16 IC, who was on duty in King street, Stepney, was struck to the ground and remained unconscious for several minutes. A scene of confusion took place in the midst of the storm at the Pavilion Theatre. The performers were astounded by the sudden and unexpected vio lence of the thunder, and hastened off the stage. The proprietors (Namara. Campbell and Chappell), who were is the saloon, found that the audience were making • re treat, and lost no time in explaining the canes of the alartr, and in a short interval the performance proceeded without further interruption. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1863. SHARE LISTS---(THIS DAY.) Two o'Owca. There is still an absence of animation in the rail way market, and quotations present few varia time. The tone on the whole, however, is rather favourable. Caledonian stock has im proved } per cent., and Midland and Great Eastern, }. Great Western has needed }. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1011 to If, el div. ; Great Western, 661 to 67} ; Midland, 1261 to 127}, ex div. ; lAncsahire and Yorkshire, 113 to }, ex div.; Great Eastern, 501 to st h, ex div.; Caledonian, 121} so 122 ; South Eastern, 94} to }, ex div. ; Great Northern, 123} to 124}, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 102 to 103. Eastern Bengal stock shows an improving ten- tt ii dency. Great Western of Canada shares are dull. lit Very little business has taken place in foreign 1 lines, and prices are nominally the same as I yesterday. 1 111 Mr Maw to I p.a. zd zd IQ i Id - i 4 117 61 Te olle 7 113 e 7' le use kAnarm F — Doii.6.ll - 0.1 Do. hew .... Do, Yeew. It Mures, D. Nina . IMR.Drast..baodar• =Dia. Azar • L Deserarsjp.e.per.pret Man Domed Liam ged. st. De. O. D. R. do I and Teo& ad Meads w to Do. Do. and Do. Do. ird Do. Do. 441 i Do rorßoods.. do. deterred I prof.Bondo.. do. deterred I pref. Ittook.. do. deferred I ad:: riiii;iii, I Do. iisbd.b. — Do. 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I..t.trleau Intirs.tev.a, 110011 Australia.) lass TeL Surly cr.6 As. of Aust(L.) 1.1 Cruel/ LA.Ce.11.4? 9. tus Vas Otetuou's Land It R !Mit TORSLIPIONS. si It 1p le 14 pa § 4 WTI t l eal 191 09 -- 1 1 —III pm pm 11l 71 n le 87 60 06 01 80 U 48 48 SG 88 IC 88 II 86 N I "" t1 1 se 0 1 0 1071 '4Bl to4s, jol_p.n._ gt 1 111 1 06 07 00 IA N 100 " Mt It , 0 0 I 6 11 P 4 1 107 100 108i h WI 110 1 ' Si I 1 00 Ti t 1 1,11 108fr Mo LOS 104 W 24 Di. 101 • 4 Ms{ _l4 _X T isii tio 2.1L01 If I SO 79 al • f Me par taamid: IS) lel IL 4L 7f if 8,9a0d 111 af NI 8 le !i • It l 4 ll ' I tato.. 41j.. n 1 St. la. &Lg. i~ tea. i I le 61 (W.v. NEM. i 6t 6t to 29 e 3 Ok 61 le 06 din 100 If 116 06 08 2 S M 4 6 _ _ MONEY 3JARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two (Khoo& The stock and share market* are generally dal! to-day, under the influence et • pressure of sales. This is more particularly noticeable is foreign securities, which are lower in many cases. Mexican Bonds have reloaded 4 per coat English railway shares exhibit no feature of im portance. The board meeting at the Bank of England has broken up without effecting any alteration in the minimum rate of disoount. The dividend declared at the meeting to-day at that establishment was 41 per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bente' opened at 68fr. 70c., being 3 per cent. lower than yesterday. Console are now quoted 931 to # for money, and 931 to A for the account (October 8). The official ' business report is as follows:-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 3 ; ditto, for aocouat, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 4, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 92, i ; Bank Stock, shut ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, I, ; ditto Bonds, 17s. prem. ; Four per Coat, " aniseed" rupee paper, 981 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1074 ; and Exchequer Bills, 3s , le. prem., par. The foreign stock market is flat to-day, and prises generally exhibit an adverse tendency. Mexican Bonds have declined 1 per cent ; Conso lidds, Greek, and Spanish Passive, I ; and Turkish of 1862, 4. Italian Five per Cents. are dull. The Turkish Loan of 1868 has risen per cent. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Bra titian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 95 ; Egyptian, 102, ex div. ; [Greek, for account, 374, 4, 1 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 171, 181 ; Italian, for account, 72/ ; ditto Maremmana Rail way, 801 ;Mexican, 42 ; dittoforaccount, 42, 4, 14 ; New Granada lend Warrants (Hectares), 71 ; Por tuguase,lBs6,lBs7, 1859, 1880, and 1862, for sec. ,494; Russian, 1822, 93/, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 931, ; Sardinian, for account, 89 ; Spanish, for account, 55 ; ditto Passive, 354 ; ditto, for account, 353, 1, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 134, ; Turkish, 1864, 961, 6 ; ditto, for account, 954, 5, ; ditto 1858, for account, 704, 70, ex. div. ; ditto 1862, 714 ; ditto for account, 711, 1 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 581, #. The Confederate Loan is still quoted 30 to 28 discount tits 8 Aft 1 I al i 4 IN. I r i ll I at! 3 1 O 00 11 66 63 37 39 I 11P. rd 101 111 20 U 310 tlO T 6 60 U 66 ▪ 31 11 et 216 226 16 17 II 31 The shares of the new financial companies are steady, at about previous prices. International Financial are quoted 51 to 5 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, 2 to 21 prem. ; and London Financial, 21 to 3 prem. Hudson's Bay are also without change at f to i di.., while Egyptian Trading are somewhat better, at li to lf prem. an An instalment of 31. las. 4d. falls duo to-day (Thursday) on the bonds of the last Turkish Loan. It is understood that the Loan required by the Turkish government for the carrying out of the works in oonnexion with the clearing of the mouth of the Danube will be of moderate amount, and that there is no likelihood of recourse being made to this market, as the necessary aid will doubtless be afforded in Constantinop le . During the war in 1855 the Russians stop ped the mouth of the Da nube by sinking Tease laden with stones, ha, soil at the cmoluaion of the war a commission was appointed to determine upon measures with a view to the removal of these obstacles to the progress of trade. This commission included representatives— celebrated engineers—from most of the chief Euro pean powers, and their labours have continued up to the present time. The money now required is iu connexion with the same object, and will have to be provided by Turkey. About 27,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. Compared with this time last year, the London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,5031. ; the Great Western a decrease of 3,1171. ; the Great Northern a do crease of 5551 .: the Great Eastern an increase of 1,4441. ; and the London and South Western a de crease of 3,2871. The Grand Trunk Railway Company have given notice that the half-yearly interest due on the At lantic and St. Lawrence Sterling shares will be paid on and after the 15th inst. The British Association, on their recent reunion at Newcastle, assured the various valuable articles entrusted to them for exhibition for 70,0001 4 with . the Royal Insurance Company. With reference to the market for Am. r:can secu rities, the circular of Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite, dated last evening, contains the following : •• The market in London for American securities Ins beat very buoyant &nisi; the peat week. Oa the receipt et higher quotations from New York, prima rapidly advanced, which hronght forward large sellers. All the stock off= however. was again taken for import. We have to su improvement is New York Central shares of 4 dole. sad Illinois 2 dole., Erie' remaining firm at former quotations. Atlantic and Great Western Peensylvasia Bonds are still inquired for, and here touched 78, closing with an upward tesdesey. We are requested to state that Captain W. 0. Young and Captain George Denny, H.E. 1.C.5., of the General Shipowners' Society, have joined the board of Martin's Patent Anchor Company (lA. inked). The directors announce that they " have made exeiedingly advantageous terms with the patentee, by which his remuneration depends en tirely on the profits realised by the company," and that " negotiations for premiats admirably adapted fur the works are in progress." WII)N=DT BVIIMNI. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to A foe the Bth of October, opened this morning at the same quotation, subsequently declined to 931 to 1, and left off at 931 to For money the last price was 934 to 1. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, j • ditto, for account, 931, I, ; Throe per Ceuta. Reduced, 921, 1, 92; New Three per Cents , 92k, 92 ; New Two atiol-a-Half per Cents., 771 ' • Indus Five rer Cent. Stock, 108,i, j, I ; Fire par Ceut. " enlaced " rupee paper, 107/. The India Fire per Cent. stock was quiet, at 1081 to j. India Bonds were last quoted 165..t0 19s. prem. Exchequer Bills were firmer, at par t.. 3s. prem. The foreign stock market was flatter t”-day, especially as regards Creek and Mexican bonds which were dealt in to a large extent, and fluctuated comdderably in value " " • There wart again an seise demand for bank shares. The inquiry was chiefly for Lond eeee , Buenos Ayres, and River Plate, which rose 21. lOM. Arietralasia, Brazilian and Portuguese, Chartered of India, Ana triable, and China, Chartered Mercantile of India, baelon, and China, City, Consolidated, English, Scottish, awl Australian Chartered, Hindustan, China, and Japan, London Joint Stock, Sei nde, Punjaub, awl Delhi, and Union of London were likewise firmer. Alliance of Loudon awl Liverpool and Imperial Ottoman were rather lower. Oriental Inland Steam and Great Ship Seversteen-:md-s- Half per Cent. Preference declined, while Londdis General Omnibus were inquired for. Colonial Government semritiaa were without alteration. International Financial and General Credit and Finance shares declined 35., the former closing at bi to 51 1 prem., and the latter at 2 to 2} ; rem. London Financial were 2e. Gd. lower, at 21 to 3 prem. Hodeon'a Bay were quoted to # dis. : and Egyptian Trading, to I} prow., Altos Lig a redaction. 0011114 Marine shares wore last quoted l 3 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 3i to g pram. ; Universal, #to dis. ; North Britis h and Mercan tile, 171 to 18 ; and Counnenial Union, 2g to 3 prem. Oriental Hotel shares were tu.tninally quoted e to 1 prem., and Marine investment, to 1 pry SUPPOSED MURDER OP A BANK CLERK. This morning considerable excitement wan created in the district of Aldgate by a rumour that a young gentleman. • clerk is the City Rank, had besa frond mur dered in the river. It appears that since the night of the 3►d September, the young gentleman in question, Mr. Hugh Dolby Morrie, aged about T 2 years, was missing, and though the walla of the metropolis were placarded with descriptioas of hire, and the police had made inquiries after Lim is every direction, he could nowhere be found. Yesterday, how. ever, his body was discovered floating in the Thames off the St. Katharine Dock.. It was removed to the Aldgate dead-house, and upon examination marks of dbussge were found upon the face and body, which bare led to the appro. heosion that he had mane to his death through foul means. The oountensace was disfigured by two dreadful black eyes, aad there seemed to be contusions on the bead and the bode. There was no mosey or other property lamed in the pockets. • The deceased WU stated to have been in comparatively good circumstances, and not to have been in the least likely to have committed self-destruction. The police are at preempt engaged io investigating the Particulars of the affair, but hitherto without much m eta What they eacertidued up to the present tom meet is se follows:—At midnight on Iret Thursday Mr. Morrie was in Arther•etreet East, London bridge, talking toe female, and he was seen alive after. There appear. to be so doubt that the devised was robbed, sad that he was robbed with violenca both an outrage mold hardly have taken pla.e, even at midnight, in so Men a spot, and therefore the inference is that the female most have enticed him down theirtepe to,the river side, where the crime might have been acoompliabed without observation. Who the female was has not ma pot bees abeertained, but the mystery will no doubt be discovered, and the murder, if there be indeed a murder io the awe, be brought fully to light A poet modern esamioation of the body will be north this afternoon, AI.eIDENT AT 111 METROPOLITAN RAILWAY.— Yesterday attunes*. about four o'clock, some excitement wu caused at the Farringdon-street Unties) of the Under pound Railway, by cos of the engine. *titian off the ban lc•t at the commencement of the arrival platform. nu officials, however, state that no material damage had ae. !rued to the Hai or the engine, and that ao ea. has been Injured by the seeideat. OILYIHAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY.-- WrDNINDAY, Bepy. 9.—Ebnieeione on payment, 2,940; cute by soma tickets, 740: W.l, 3,680. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLoax. The mining market is quiet to-day, with few transactions. East Caradon shares are heavy, and have declined 10s., being now quoted 28k to 29. Clifford Amalgamated are likewise lower, at 33 to 34, and Masks Valley at to I. Wheal Crotty are quoted 3to 1, and Longrake, 41 to In the Stock Exchange the only transaction officially recorded is in Great Wheal Vor shares, which have been dealt in at 8 and 81. ' Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. United Mexican, however, continue in demand ; and have changed hands at 71 and 7/. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& lIIPUUAL ♦vimsass. Wheat. lArley. oats. apo. /fauns run Aug. 1 468 114116 O 1 1081 47 s Wads Sd 8 Us UM 1161 Zl6 0.1318 ddlise &lds ad l5 St Ns 3d SU Id Od 1.114116 4d1346 94 Sept. 9 416 Nat 104 Us 8d 33. %11k dd Us 9d p 6 44s Id Le Od its Ild 10d17176 BU weeks' Ass - —l gate gate Atoms .. 466 tld Us Id its 10d 3d. id gat ad SU 8d DITZT.—Whial. Haig, Us* Itys, bean*, sod nay la. DELMAN itliolitlNl MU 1100TUall0119 IN Till Argues PIM OF WHIM D 73111111111111 UK IFliti IWllis. Mow Aug. I. Aug. & Aug. 16.. 6 6 .. • • r• • if_ •.: •• •• 66 9 .. • • 44 2 .. • • • • jAUg. 12.1Ars 4- 1_ .. . dela. A LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Orr SLIM= LID nrrourvtioNAL raarsaArs.) (nom oaa owx ooaaaarommal.) The market has alma. been very firm, although the de mi is Dot re large as yesterday. The sales will be between 15,000 sad 20,000. MINCING LANE—(THIS DAT.) Surtax—The seatiost continues quiet, but pn pro are supported. Mauritius sold, low to good brown, 275. to 33 ; low to middling soft yellow, 32e. to 345. 6d. Penang, low grey to middling yellow, 325. 6d. to 345. 6d. ; Porto /Liao, 34e. W. Refined bas sold at prices rather is favour of buyers. Corral—The prices paid at the public Isles average previous rats., but there is less animation in the biddingu Plantation Ceylon sold, triage, 645. to 765. 6d. ; Sae ordi nary and low middling, 795. to 81s. 6d.; middling to fine, Wk. to 965. 6d. ; pmberry 89s. to 965.; native Ceylon, 725. 6d. to 73a.; and Tait:harry, 80s. to 86a; plaberry, 935. to 96.. 6d. TEL.—A few Was have been effected az Fiery Cross, consisting of Otte qualities at 2s. 9d. to 3s ; other descriptions are not in much request. Awn. —The market conttuuss quiet. Of 3,000 bags of whits Bengal offered 900 begs of very good sold at 13s. 3d., and one lot inferior at lls. ; 2,000 bags of cargo bought in at fts. 3d. — itiiicolitioues in active request. Thomism include Jamaica at full prices and Demerara at la. 6d. to is 61d. kincsa.—Pepper (black) sold at previous prices. Pecans, 314. to 30. • `Sipore, inga 31d. to 3gd. Malabar, 4d. t 0414. ; white rather easier. &manors, fair to Ilse, 51d. to 60. ; nutmegs steady, small to good, la. to 2e. 11d. ; sank common, 9d. to Ild. ; Pimsoto, 214. ; sad ginger, Jarman:a, 63e. to 675. ; Cochin, 61.. to 72a. Beurrrrus.-1,300 bags sold at 37s 64. cash, forms quality. Faurr.—The demand for currants and raisins is us. altered. —The market continues very satire at higher pekes. The taiga males yesterday were 6,600 Wes JUTE has sold at full prices to In Advance ; common to good, 201. 7s. 6d. to 29 , . 10e. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Tbe merket is Arm. Town tallow ts quoted 41s. 3d. Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, Ms. ; September, 435. to 435. 6d. ; October to December, 43i. 3d. to 435. ed. ; De cember, 435. 9d. to 44e. ; Januar, to Mara. 44e. In 445. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have Mbar • larger supply of beasts than on Thursday last, and Moeday'e advance is price is barely maintained. The number of sheep aud lambs is sot larger. Trade is not brisk, and prices are rather lower than Monday's, R i t if tere is sceresly • daotable difference oe the average. is no aterstios le the calf trade. From Germany aid Hollsod there as• 388 break, 2.560 sheep. 511 osirtoi and 30 pip ; sad 76 beasts from Spain. Milch cows, 90. Per atone of Wm. a. 4. a. 4. 1 Per atone of Mee. e. d. 0. d. Beet Soots, tfaretila. 4 5 Heat Lam& lif-lodeSk 0 0 0 0 Beet Shor.-horns 4 4 Beat L0w.w00b.... 410 5 2 Second goal. Yeasts 3 4 I Do. do. 3bora .... 00 0 0 Calm 8114 Beat Dont HU-broda 6 6 . Lambe Beat. af market, 1. 24 , sheep sad Latta. 8,80; lAlrea, WY ; YlB 3 . 110. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Nowa Harvey cod goatee report prices without ahem ties. Prime meadow hay. 75e. to 84a ; eaporior ditto, 88a. to 92. 6d. ; inferior ditto, 80a. to 70e. ; rowel!, an s. to 80e ; clover, old, 98e. to 193 e. ; ditto, wooed out, 904 . to 110 e. ; straw, 28s. to 38a THE STEAM RAKE AT BIRKENHEAD. The Customs ofkials at this port have not (says the Liverpool Mercury of this day) received any instructions to detain the steam rams which have been constructed by Messrs. Imird, so that the anoonocement of the Morning Pest was premature, if not incorrect. Government dicers have inspected the vessels, but that Ls all. Hop-picking has commenced in the north of France, but the yield is Dot no abundant as we. expected. Baler of this Jeer's crop an effected at from 1051 r. to 110 fr. the 50 kilos. The stock of 1862 is completely exhausted. FIRMS, AND EXPLOSION AT THIS CRYITAL PALACZ GAR Wottga.—crnie DAY.)—Shortly after midnight the inhahitants of Bermoodsey were again alarmed from a fire breaking out oo the premises belonging to R. and J. O•verard, enamellers and japanoers, situate at No. 93, Great Georgeeitreet, Bermondsey. The °ries of the fire was from the overheatiog of the dryingatove. Owing to the indomitable nature of the contests the tames spread with greet tepidity. The engines of the Londow brgarle, awl one of the had steamers by Shied, Maxon. mid Co.. quickly attended, but the flames could not he extinguished until the premium were destroyed. The loss will fall upon the Atlas, from which of ice Mr. Bodsoll, the surveyor, attended to take charge of the salvage. A fearful explosion took place a short time previously in the premixes belonging to the Crystal Palace Ma Company, at Lower Sydeoham. A mounted police offioer was at once despatobed to London for the aid of the brigade. but during the interval the -'regu lation home," a building about 20 feet long and 18feet wide, WWI blown into fragmeata. The parish engine and the hove reel were milled into requisition, sod the fire was happily prevented from reaching the main works.. It is understood that no one was injured by the oceSTIesSO. LOUTH OP A CHILD IN A RAILWAY CARRIAOS. lAA night Dr. Lankeeter held an Inquiry at the Fiteeny Tavern, Cardingtneetreet. Itlampstead.road, respecting the death of Sarah Mary Mitchell, aged eleven mouths, who died in a carriage of the South Wooten+ Railway, ender the following circumstances —Mrs. Eliza Mitchell, al 1, Edward-street, Hempstead•rowl, said that the deceased abikl being vowel!, she took it doss to filiirlemere, for chugs of air. On Saturday last she was bringing the child up to he sees by the doctor. When she was in the railway carriage, which was filled with peon's. the child gasped and died is her arms. That took piece near Kingdos, and when they arrived there the and asked her if she would get out and stop, but she mid, "I have no money," awl he replied, "Then. you Lad better go on." A lady gave bee a basdkerchief to throw over the child's face. and when the toils arrived at the Wansrloo elitism she took deceased home. Dr. Clermont said that decreed died from spasm of the glottis from Group. The jury returned elver diet accordingly. uiDLNAILY NJLUIIII AND MOOD. .I it I LAJLTATI. yawn . 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Aliso, of Trinity College, Ombrale, whose death has sp j'a dying our obituary, sacrificed Ins life in the noble act of ji hVto save the life of his friend, Mr. Lord. Mr. Allen bad neared the shore, but hearing his friend crying to hint for help. he struck out again and reached him. Mr. Lord threw hue arm on Mr. Allen's shoulder. but anAdenly fell on his back, floated out with the current. cud was picked tip by some Cambridge men, who happened to be near enough in a boat, and was saved. Poor Mr. Allen became exhausted in returning: a bathing man perceiving this generously jumped on his hone and swam towards him, throwing a trace at him, at which be grasped, but missiog it sank and wee Inst. The pall at his funeral was borne by six of his fellow students, and he wee buried in a grave adjoining that of Lord Charles Besoclerk. who wrisbed last year under cir cumstances somewhat similar.—Tice. REMARKABLE M•REIA;IE LAmarriage of a EC. sestitable character took place at Mossier permit church, ee dieburday. The bride, " Peggy Pejo.," (nand her ray to church on crutches, nod was the►e met by the bride. stooge, George Smith. Their united ages amounted to 1:11 year.. They were married in d,e form, and ou leaving the church departed to their respective homes by different routes.—Hell Herald. TUE FINN V ALLEY RAILWAY.—This railway, imagining Loodonderry with Straaorlar, sad iternally with the stations oss the Irish North Western line, sr opened for truffle on Monday. As this is the first railway which has peeetrated the (musty of Weigel. the event excited more than usual intern', and the arrival of the trains was watched at each station by large crowds of the country people, many of whom had never before seen a locomotive. The first train reached Bh...eerier at boll-past 8 a.m., and was Irelotto.i enthusiastically by a 000sidemble somber of the inhabitasts of the surrounding detrirt. mare whom were Lord aid lasZ o Lieford and Sir Samuel Hayes. The hoe is in perfect w g order, and promises to be highly remunerative, as it passes through the centre of the county Donegal, sea taps an eras ..yestaining I.B6ssurre miles, rich in agricultural produce and mineral resources. i" II * zd 3 1 Tpt - i 7, 1 • ••. 11 shill 51 1 e 71i _id er zd _id I 9 1 # a I et 21 14 i Is stlt 4. se zd