The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beton Mr. Oortimirionor Goolburn. ALTERATIONS I TR. COURTS.-LEITTA FROM Tug LORD CHANCELLOR. His Honour, on takitWhisWal this morning, addressing Mr. Sargood, said—You made to me on Friday last • communication touching the accommodation to be afforded to the bar at these courts. The attention .4 the Lord Chancellor has been drawn to the subject ; and he has written to me a letter last night, which I wish to read to you and to the gentlemen of the bar ; because it not only relates to the accommr tattoo to be afforded to the bar, but the Chancellor also expresses his opinion very strongly as to the gentlemen who practice in these courts, and who occasionally come before him. Hie letter is as follows : " Hackwood-park, Basingstoke, Oct. 25. "My dear Serjeant, —My attention has been directed to a statement in the Times of a complaint made to you when sitting in court, at Besinghall.street, inasmuch as proper accommodation would not be afforded to the bar. I am 'my sorry to hear of this, and shell be personally ehl , ged to you and your brother cosi:minim:sera if you will state to me in what particular you think better Derange- Elamite might be made. I entirely rely on you, end festoon admit that you and Mr. Commis/weer Holroyd will make any suggestion to me 'both in this and other matters) that you may deem useful. lam quite convinced from expo r,ence that it is necessary for the due administration of jus tice that proper attention should be given to the conve nience of the bar. Without it counsel cannot do their duty." He then makes some remarks in which I beg to say I most heartily concur; and I never heard any which gave me greater pleasure. lie says lam also very desirous of evincing the respect I feel for the counsel who come from your courts to attend me on appeals. There are no banisters whom I hear with more pleasure and advantage, and none who argue cases more satisfactorily, or in a more gentle manly manner. With kind respects to your brother com missioners, nod best wishes to yourself, believe me, Toon iineerely—Wornicay. Mr. Commissioner Goulburn: His Honour continued—lid that litter remark I entirely concur. It gives me the greatest pleasure to read this from such a high authority ; and I shall in acknowledging the Lord Chancellor's ooromunicatioe, assure him that the same remark will apply to those woo have not yet had the fortune o corn* before him ; for I have the pleasure of seeing before me deity and hourly men who I am sure will very soon entitle themselves to have said of them what the Lord Chancellor says of those who do come before him—that even y cool t must hear them with pleasure and advantage, and that there are none who argue eases in • more satisfactory or more gen tlemanly manner. lam very much obliged to the bar and to Mr. Sergood, who has taken this matter upon himself ; and if he will collect the views of his brethren and let me know them, I will communicate them forthwith. Mr. Sargood—l can only say for my learned friends and .myself that we are deeply obliged for the attention with which you have listened to our observations, and I will take the opportunity of further commuoicating with my learned brethren. IN RE RICHARD ACSTWICI WESTBROOK. . . . . The bankrupt was a solicitor, of Marsham•suas,,, minter. He came before the court, owing 1,6031., with some property held u security, and 3554 of bad debts. It sp eared that the bankrupt had been concerned, with a Rev. Mr. Mart o, of Kensington, in bringing out a publie r tioa called " T he Howe to Let Directory." Mr. Aldridge stated that the last sitting had been ad. jounied for the bankrupt to file additional accounts, which be had done, and there wu no further opposition. Order panted. RUMINATION OF WITNISLIZS UNDIB A DIED. Wert- In the case of a deed of arrangement when the trustee and other witnesses had been examined, and fresh sum /0001011 had been taken out, on the ground of additional facts having come to the knowledge of the dissenting credits' His Honour held that as the matter had already been sifted to the uttermost, the summonses had been improvi dently granted, anal ought to be dismissed—the question of costs to stand over. Serieel andiir.E. need appeared in the case. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Common Serjeant.) Jots Blackburn, 30, • respectable-lookieg young maa. pleaded guilty to no less than five charges of burglary sad stealing plate of the vales of between SOB. and 4C3i. appeared from the statement of Mr. °mice th, impactor of the division of polioe, that the offences imputed to the pr:socer were committed in a very ingenious manger. It seemed that he had been a seafaring men, and basing selected a row of houses with balconies, be availed himself of Lis ability to climb. and ascended the end one, end having pined the baloocy he walked along, trying ell the windows until lie found a house with one opeo, which he entered, and then ransacked the drawers lied cupboards, and took away every article that was portable. The only instrument which he appeared to have used was • small strong screw-driver, which was found upon him on being captured. In this way he appears to have entered no leas than five different houses of gentlemen at the west-end of the town, and stolen plate and other articles to a very ' considerable value, some of which had been pledged, and some was found to hie possession. The Common Serjeaot asked some questions respecting the prisoner, and it appeared that he was very respectably connected. and had been a steward on board a gentleman's yacht. He appeared to have come to L ond on in May bat and the robberies took place in June following. The Common Serjeant, in passing sentence, said the prisoner had pleaded guilty to the several indictments for one of which alone he was liable to penal servitude for life. It did Dot appear, however, that he had used any violeace, otherwise he should have paned a much heavier sentence than he was about to para. He then sentenced the prisoner to ten years' penal servitude. ETl:abeflt Afester,2l), pleaded guilty to three indictments charging her with stealing property from railway stations. She was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERLENWELL. ISCSFICITM SEW eritAllllo.—AN OWNER WAITED FOR FIFTT•1711110111P. John Bell, who described himself as a cattle dialer, of Haothester, aed Frederick Cookson, a general dealer, of Field -terrace, Sing .-muss, were charged with having in their posteenon 59 Cheviot sheep, of which they could not give • satisfactory account, sod which were suspected to be stolen. Police-sergeent Gould, 40 N, said that from ioformatiou be had received front one of the sheep salesmen he watched the two prisooers, and saw that Ball watched him and tried to avoid him. He sew Coolaort near the sheep peon, and asked him if he had any sheep iu the market. He replied in the negative, and he then told him that be was aware that he had paid the carriage for a number of Cheviot sheep. He said he bad done that but the sheep belonged to Bell, and he had lent him 101. or ill, upon them. He also said that he did not know much of Bell, and was not aware where the sheep had come from. He then took him into custody sad afterwards saw Bell and asked him if he bad any sheep in the market, and be replied, " No." He told the prisoner that he bad taken BMW sheep to a salesman, and bad looked them in the name of Cadmic. After that he took him to the police-station, where Bell said the sheep were his own, but he declined to giro any satisfactory account of how he became possessed of them, or where be resided. Erideami was given which showed that Bell had gods to a salesman sad asked him to sell the sheep, and also that both prisooers. went to the lairs to fetch the sheep away, and that Cooksoo paid for them, as Bell had not sufficient money about him for that purpose. The prisoner Bell now asserted that the sheep were his property. He travelled • great deal, and bad no settled place at resideoos. The sheep were marked with the letter B," sod that was his brand. Inspector Judge asked for a remand. The sheep were not branded with the letter " B," but with "D R.," in a Mpg. He had no doubt hut that be should he able to find so owner. The salesman said that the prisoner's way of offerL4 him the sheep was very suspicious. The magistrate skid that he should remand the prisoners until that day week. but he would allow Cookson, against whom vary little had been stated, to be at large in his oaf recognisance, ia the sum of 501. MAIMBOROUCIISTREET. A BOLD= CHAZOILD WITH HIGHWAY HOBBIHT. William Gordon, a private of the Ist battalicie of Beata Fusiliers, was charged before Mr. Knox with the following robbery: Alfred Cepel, a moment at 46, Dover-street, said the pri soner came op to him last night in Arlington-etrest, and &eked him the best way to the Grua-park. He showed the prisooer, who immediately said, " What's tibia r and made sisatib at his watch chain, breaking it, sod made off to the Gress-park. He, however. penned the prisoner. and caused him to he taken into custody, hut not till he bad had • draggle with him to pretest him gratis, over the railing'. Henry Smith, 147 C, deposed to biking the prisoner into custody, sod to the prisoner, who had been thinking, head ing him a piece of chain, which the prosecutor said was his property. Mr. Knox belted the prisoner's sergeant what sort of dm raster the primmer bore' The sergeant said it was very good, and he bad s pod conduct stripe. The prisoner said he had been drinking. Mr. Knox said the prisoner well knew what he was about, sod sun if be bad been drinking it wes so ex cuse. But for the good cheracter the prisoner had no reined he should bare mat him for trial. He should SOW rat him for Arse mouths with,bsoilshour. On Friday last the Rev. Constantine Griffith Waddles's* was instituted to the =dory of LarHag, in the snooty of Norfolk, on the pmentstion of the Hoe. Dame Maria Charlotte Nugent, wife of Sir George Edmund Nugent, Bart. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1863: LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE illi =COX nizatura) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) 00 PLATE. Claxton Farnhorsi 10 roe. CRITKRION STAKES. Prince Arthur ... ... n ran. ALL AC ED STAKES. liretby Stakes Course: Fairwater, L►dy Chldeo. Taje, Argonaut, Sonchamp, Olivia, Lady Augusta, and Corinth& are here. PAID Fourerr. —Toon Foot, Sandell% Marquis, Saweutter, and Lady Hawthorne 1. SWEEPSTAKES OF 200 SOB'S. Ab. DovadaLa liaboannaa, and Alpheus are ham ENTRY FOR 501. PLATE. R.M. Crank Patrick, Fairwater, Caller Ou, Onmander, Seno rita a, Eleanor, Twilight, Kiog of Utopia, Doonybrook, Newmarket, Wingrave, Welland, and Johnny Armstrong. MI an bora. CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. Ooe mile 240 yards. Limosins. Tolonics Comet, Man-atArma, Carnival, Monk, Catisbrook, Queen of Trumps, Gemini, Alerte, Ex chequer, Glenorehy, Victor, Sethilde, Mimeo, Hospodar Blue Mantle, Polynesia, Anfield, Catch'em-Alive, Borealis , Dunkeld, Baldwin, Fantail, Giraffe o, Port Royal, Jars'. ootoo, Despair, Biondi°, Callused's, Agog, Sea King, Waldga, Roman Bee. Jack of Heart+, Eastern Princess ' Turco., Nebula, Bohemia, Bright Cloud, ltarchettioa, Pnn cipel, Jacqueline c, King Charming, Misfire, Tiptoe, Juliet, M. Philippe, Fanfare's, Routanoff, Grande Dame. DesrP. tion, Thalestris, Laura, Muessin, Merry Hart, Summer- aide, lamina. Lucretia. and Jenny Wren are here. PAID Foßnm—Golden Pledge, Sascharometar, Cordes,' Limes*, Alvedistoo, Harlequin. Kangaroo, Daniel O'Con nell, Gond Bye, Mr. Nardord, Gold Dust, Umpire, Black down, Royal Stag, Kemptown, Hurricane, Bonny Bell, Hubert, Clemeeti, Voluptua, Actaeon, Bonny Beast Knot, Father O'Leary, BirdhilL Tom Fool, Brighton, Black Prince, Aurelian, Vivid, Marigold, Myrtle, Amelia, Kali grew, Silkatone. Fiancee. Stampede, Lady Clifdeo. Maim. gas, Change, King of Utopia, Touch and Go, Meriden, Plover, Soapstone, Faultless, and Melrose. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP OF 15 SOVS. T.Y.C. Vivid, 3 yrs, get 121 b ; Kim Armstrong, 3 yrs, Bst 111 b ; Amammian, 3 yrs, Set; Quicksand, 3 yrs, 7st 51b; Wood craft, 2 yrs, fist 12Ib ; Teddy, 2 yrs, Est 10lb ; Edward the Confessor, 2 yrs. 6et7lb ; Breeze, 2 yrs, fist 51b ; Hippolyta, 2 yre, 6st filb ; Jailor, 2 yrs, Get 41b ; Little Savage. 2 yrs, Get llb ; Aaron. 2 yrs, fist llb ; Vastest* 2 yrs, fat llb ; Oberon, 2 yrs, list. . . LATEST BETTING. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 11 to 4 eget Lienesioe (t) 9 to 2 Catch-'eorAlive (t) 11 to 1 Carnival (t) No other *hang*. Very little betting. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL OOTTON & CORN DIARESTb. (THIS DAY.) (BY ELDOTRIO AND fin SINATIONAL TIMMY& ) OWN OUR OWN 00A2 181.011IDUT. ) ba Corr.:al.—Market improving. Soles, 15,000 or 20,000 lm. Coati.—Market well attended. Wheat : moderate trade, demand at rather better prices. Flour : Western., 6d, per barrel dearer ; other sorts unchanged. Indian corn : a good business, chiefly on speculation, at 265. and 28s. 3d. for mixed American. Egyptian beans steady. Oats quiet and un changed. Oatmeal, 6d. dearer, and business dulL MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Sucsit.—The market has opened quietly; prices of last week are about supported. Tice salsa include 800 boxes of Havannab, at 37a. to 42e. ; and 1,2(3 bags of Native Madras, at 32a. The Barba dos offered by auction part sold at last week's prices, from 365. to 41s. Refined firm. Ooneg—Tbe market is dull; no sales reported by pri vate contract ; the parcels of plantation offered by auction are progressing slowly. MA. —The market has become quiet. RlCL—Considerable sales have been effected, chiefly soft grain deeariptioes. Necranzie Anacan, at 7a. 9d. to Ba. ; part white fi:engal, at 10s. 44d. CIgNAMON. —At the wiles there was an active demand at full prices to Id. advance, fine qualities being least in re quest ; fourth to first sort, 10d. to 2*. 6d. sAurrerer..—The market continues active, at firm micas. Bengal, refraction 6, sold at 38e., and Scinde re fined 37a, cash. . . . . . Corrox. , —The market has agaia become active, and prime are rather firmer. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the annexed prices: —Town tallow, 43e. 9d., net cash • Petersham V.O. on the spot, 44a. ; October to December, 43.. 9d. ; January to Match, 44a. 61 to 445. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Hews. Harvey end Eaton report trade very doll, with a downward teadency. Prime meadow hay, h7ss. to 85v.; laterior ditto, 60►. to 70r. ; rows., 55m. to 70s. ; clover, old, 90e. to 110 m. ; ditto, wood ant, 87s. &L to 100 e. : show, 27.. to 335. Sr. Gaoaoes-IN-rag-E.sr. —An arrangement which has been for some time past is program for an ex. change, by the Rev. Bryan King. with a clergyman in Wilt shire, has at length been carried out, and the Priocipel and Fellows of Brassinase College,Oxford, the patrons of the living, have agreed that the Rev. John Lockhart Rosa, M.A., shall be rector of St. George's-in-the-Fast, while the Lord Chancellor has consented to the institution of the Rev. Bryan King to the vicarage of Avebury, near Merl borough. The new rector of St. George's-in-the-Ewa, who will probably miter upon his duties in that pariah next Standup, was educatedndup , at Oriel College, Oxford, where he graduated in 1833. but his name does not appear in the list of honours. Having held some clerical appointments in the diocese of Cheater, by the bishop of which (D. J. Bird Sumner) he was ordained, he was appointed in 1840 to the vice-priocipalship of the Theological College at Chi chester, and this poet he held until 1852, when Lord St. loonaras, who was then Lord Chancellor, presented hun to Avehury. He is the author of a work on" The Reciprocal Obligations of the Church and the Civil Power, ' sod has written an interesting description of the Druidical temples at Avebury. He is also the author of several theological works. He is described by them who are ac quainted with him as a gentleman of ria media views, with no extravagant predilections for " church millinery" or extreme ritualism. THE CHRYSANTHEMUMS IN THE Tiimei.s.—Es toilers preparations us being made in the Temple-prams by Mr. Broome for hie annual display of chrysanthemums, which promise to exceed those of any former your in sire and beauty. Awnings have been placed aloog the sides of the gardens for the protection of the flowers, and • path way will be formed for Milton, so that they will have ample time to inspect the whole of the specimens without incoo mini/ace. Main person, inspected the flowers yesterday. but it has tot yet beet) decided whoa the gardens will be thrown open to the public. THE FARTHINGALE AND THE HOOP PETTICOAT. —Under this title Mr. K Philpott, of Piccadilly, has pub lished • very amusing historical account of the farthingale sad hnop petticoat. The brochure is, indeed. a story in brief of the eccentric chances of petticoat fashion from the days of Queen Elizabeth to those of Queen Victoria, Mr. Philpott has explored the treasures of the British Museum, and be has ransacked files of old newspapers. He confines I himself to the history of the hoop from the time of Queen Elisabeth ; but be gives • glance into a remote anti quity, declaring that we have it confidently stated that Semiramis wore a stiffened petticoat. and that the Queen of Sheba listened to the wisdom of King Solomon arrayed in • hoop "full five yards in circumference." Perhaps the swathings of the mummies are in reality only compressed a/Moline. He is earnest in his assurances of the immor tality of the hoop. "It has been suppressed by law, than. dered at from the pulpit, and ridiculed in every manner the bitterest satirist could invest." But it lives, and will lies. He collects some pleasant anecdotes, arch illustrates them by some clever woodcuts. THE LEITRIM AFFAIR.—TIIO magistrates of the Clasher petty sessions have shown their condemnation of the recent insult to his Excellency the Lord-Lieutenant by refusing to renew the license to King, proprietor of the Meant HoteL Every right-minded person will rejoice to learn that onnishmeut has so quickly followed the outrage upon her Majesty's repremstative.—Ge/sety Express. INCENDIARISM IN THE COUNTY OF DUBLIN.-011 Saturday night, about 11 o'clock, the drelliegtionse aad hayrick of • fanner. named Patrick M•Donald, residing at Kilbarreek. near Raheny, were discovered to be on fire. By the inertioso of the police and the country people shoat one-half of the house was saved. Suspicion having attached to Jobs Batchelor, a former tenant of M'Domarre, search was made, and he was arrested last night, near Bal. doyle, and brought before the beach of magistrates at Balmy this day, when informations were received against bun, and he was fully committed for trial. When arrested, be had on his person %pistol, powder, bullets, and caps, tied also • Ina of matches.—Diglia Earairag Mod. THE HERRING VOYAGE. —As regards the catch of fish this voyagi ham much improved during the week. Oa Wednesday morning the fish market (110 yards long) was filled, sad half the boat" that bad bean out duneg the sight bad sot 000:10 in. Prices were low—from is. to is. 2d. m t headrod. The heats' fished from one, two, to five lasts& Some of the fish have bete eery good in quality.— Ipswich Journal. A HEARTLESS VISIT.—A correapondent informs as that s taw days since, at • village a short diatom* from Dover, the ABA of a poor woman was lying on the poiet of death, whim • gentle tsp was heard at the door. The visitor tamed out to kw the sexton's wife, who naked whether it wee likely the child would be long dying, as her us hband wanted to go out, but would delay Ina departure if it was thought death would shortly take plaoe.—Dom Za-prus. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLool. There are few transactions in the railway market to-day, but prices generally remain steady. With the exception of a decline of I per cent. in London and South Western, the leading lines exhibit no alteration. Metropolitan stock is dull at the reduction of yesterday. Lon don and North Western stock is now _ 'voted 1031 to t ; Great Western, 66t to 661 Midlamd, 1281 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111/ to ; Caledonian, 1191 to I ; South Eastern, 96 to * ; Great Eastern, 60/ to ; Great Northern, 127 to 128 ; London and South Western, 1011 to ; and Metropolitan, 129* to 1301. East Indian /1 Extension shares are better, and Great Indian Peninsula, Bombay and Baroda, and Madras stocks firm. Punjaub is rather dull Great Luxembourg, Sambre and Meuse, and San Paulo are inquired for. °mousy MAUI AND STOOLL gal Pit I Amman. INS" WO. &NOW Yda. n7lll red . . o~t Imam - AUX Lidded awl IseMe asel Do. • J se . tiv. Do. 9.0. pollto Dahl a onclio Too Dooll.,PootO. &Ab le Dthaborgboad Wawa. 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Two dOuxim The stock markets to-day are duU, and the ten dency is less favourable than it was yesterday. The funds remain at yesterday's quotation-, and there is scarcely any reduction in the prices of home railway stocks, but some of the more speculative kinds of foreign toads, especially Greek, are somewhat prejudiced by the approach of the settlement At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentea were quoted 67fr. 20c., being tp:. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 93 to 1 for money, and 931 to 1 for the account (November 5). The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, fo;Money, 93, 1 ; ditto for account, 931; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1; New Three per Ceuta., 91/, 1; New Two-and s-Half per Cents., 771 ; Bank Stock, 2341 ; India stock, 2261 ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1091, 1 ; ditto Four,per Cent., 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 225. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1071 ; and Exchequer Bills, is. tbs. to 2s. prem. Greek Bonds bare fallen 1 per cent., being now quoted 31 to 1. Turkish Consolid6s and Mexican Bonds are / per cent. lower, at 631 to 64 and 42 to 1, respectively. Spanish Pailitf. Bonds are relatively better supported, at 351 to 1. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 92 to 93, ex div. ; ditto, 1858, 701 to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 711 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, , 1852, 1858, 1860, 912, 1 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, 1001 ; Egyptian, 1011, 1001 ; Greek, 'for account, 311, 1 • ditto Coupons, for account, 141, 15, 14/ ; Italian, for account, 721; Mexican, for account, 42, 1, 42; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 491, 1 ; Russian, 1862, 931, 1 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 351, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 701; ditto, 1862, 711 ; ditto for account, 711, ; ditto, 1863, 21 die. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, tiL The Portuguese Loan is steady, at 11 toll prem., and the Brazilian dull, at I to prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 4f to 5 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem.; London Financial, 51 to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 11 to 11 die. ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 21 prem. ; Privileged Bank of Austria, par to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Aus trian Bank, par to 1 prem. ; Discount Corporatiou, 81 to 91 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; and Mortgage Bank of India, 21 to 31 prem. . . English Railway stocks continue to present indi cations of emerging from the neglect by which the market has been characterised for some time past. Prices in this department are materially strengthened by the continued absence of sales—a natural con sequence of the extent to which Eugliah railway property has now become lodged in the hands of bout fide investors. The general ten dency of prices in the Stock Exchange appears to be rather favourable than otherwise, owing chiefly to the easier appearance of the money market. It is not to be overlooked that the Bank of France, being still pressed upon for gold, is helping itself to a supply here, and that the otherwise inevitable accumulation in this country will thus be prevented ; but, so long as the French Bank makes no attempt to draw upon the existing stock of gold in the Bank of England, the latter establishment will probably not deem it necessary to raise the rate of discount. Meanwhile, the disposition on the part of the public to embark in new securities conti nues. Two additional masses of stock were yesterday placed on the market in the allotment of the Portuguese Loan and of the capital of the Land Mortgage Bank of India ; yet thee instances furnish merely an addition to the already large number of new securities which have been well received by the public, and which are firmly main tained at satisfactory premiums. A further indica tion iu the same direction is afforded by the eager ness with which the market yesterday received the prospectus of the Mercantile Credit Association, the shares offered being already subscribed for four times over. The discount market was again rather easy yester day. Good bills were tam at 31 per neut., with exceptional transactions at 31. The amount of business at the Bank of England was accordingly limited. The applications for the 250,000/. of the loan reserved for Portugal have amounted to the extra ordinary total of 3,561,5001., and, after allowing for special allotment.; in that country, the distribution amongst the general subscribers there will be at the rate of only about 3 per cent, of the amount applied for. this result is the more remarkable when it is borne in mind that in Portugal, as here, a preliminary deposit of 5 per cent, was required, and that uo facility exists for dealing in new stocks in the Portugui>e market prior to their allotment. The inducement involved in a market premium being thus absent, it is to be inferred that a very large proportion of the Portu guese subscription emanated from bone. fide lures tors—from the same cl:uix, in fact, who have for a long time past absorbed so larg e au amount of Portuguese stock iu the Lon don market. The scrip is expected to be ready for delivery towards the middle of next week. The scrip of the new Brazilian Loan will be ready for delivery on Thursday. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Wednesday, the 4th November, a special settling day in the following securities : _ _ Imperial Brazilian Four-aad-a-Half per Cent. Loan Scrip To be marked. Joint Stork Discount Company (Limited) New Shares Aerated Bread Company (Limited).. )To be marked 114 tke Oriental Hotel Company (Limited).. J Twice a Week List. Loan. Treat. and Ageoey Company of South Africa (Limited) Not to be Jersey Imperial Hotel Company (Limited) } marked. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day"), and terminate on Friday. The Stock Exchange will be closed on Monday next, the 2nd of November, by order of the com mittee, that being the;day fixed for striking the half-yearly balance at the Bank of England, when the transfer offices will &limbo shut. . . About 250,0001. in gold, forming a portion of the recent arrivals of American and Australian, has been taken for exportation abroad, chiefly, it is' stated, on account of the Bank of Frauce. The foreign exchanges are nearly low enough to admit' of the transmiasiou of gold from England to the' continent at a profit. The Europa, from Boston, has brought 4,0001. in specie, and her advises announce the sailing from New York for England of the Saxonia and City of London, with 130,0001. The steamer Ceylon will take to-day as much as 540,000/. in specie and bulliou , of which 375,6501. is silverand 74.0601. gold, for Bombay, and f 10,400/. gold for Alexandria. The increase in the shipments of gold forms a feature of interest. A. special meeting of proprietors of the Union Bank of Australia is called for the 11th Nov., "for the purpose of considering the propriety of repealing the 35th clause of the company's deed of settlemeut, so far as it limits the amount by which the capital of the company may be iucreased to the sum of one million pounds, and of resolving that the existing capital of 1,000,0001. shall be further iucreased." It appears that it is the intention of the directors to propose the issue of 10,000 new shares of 251. each, at a premium of 20/. per share, and payable by in stalments ; to be distributed among the proprietors in the proportion of one new share for every four shares held. ILOSIAL 90VIIIMMINT 7co. I gloms' t : 6155.140P1 200,000! 1 - 06500 230,000 6,0,000 2 0;610' tou.ooo I 165,5001 126,0601 110;000 1 &Wow , I 71 .." I JOINT STOCK was. UN l ap% sad 17. ear. Baai . Woo LlTlanceLos.A.tiwwwwl 1110 Do _ Now aliraialia '' 80. New (Llmlied) IL :Beak of Sgype • Both of Lni.!n. Bank of Ota g o garnitem 'Bonk et Queetwiana • Bank of Victoria, Austria Bauk of Wales (LEL) .. Book of New Zealand IL Brantlan&Pol tugusee(L &Maud American S(L !Delilah N. America .. iIhaz.BIL Brit Colsmate lit. Indir Ueda. !ileac K. of blau, it lon I..loasoltdatad Bank (I.: inglishßelgtaint N eth.', I ingllsh an , I rock (Lim. )11r.11034.4tAnaLCOarld. I dincluaD.CLinattJap.(L, n:weer. Bs taL, Limitet. Imperial q.tno,.n London Bank of Scot (L ' I IndOU And Knaittru. I Lon. B. Arne& R. Mate a .10a., Sir., & &NAL (L) I Loa. Cu. Galt .4 • somol. i London and Colonial (L. I don sad Ovunte lUm 'lambs. Con. IL (L) loam / °tot niooa .. I Lon. sad M ',ldiom (a. ILea. and Northern (L ' 80nd.... 4. Mgt,. ark. . (Load. a (tS.A madame (L. Lou. &3. Weateru U. 1... .rk4 We.r.min. r ifareantne Exchange(L) Metro. & trot, 0..... ,s. On. Penned ..... blidlamt Beak (Us.) .. Notional of Liveryool(Ll I. Pro. of Do do Nsi.osal BMA New aiikund (Llr'teT, I 'goo New dotsdm,nuj., a LlNni !South Aulealla iSteaeLet Bele.B.Ltries, ;Mies o 4 •um.ft.e. Uol of ax& name Qminmee Inland (Lta.). 'Colas si Undo • MSS. STOOLS. I Pd. 7 CL prima With Colaiibts, Op. d-100' 106 107 V♦o.Wr.o p.c., 107744 . 100 164 106 Do. 6 per GC/00.06w. 100 102 IN Do. 'per aL 11ar.40949. 104 IN led Do. 6 per cool. o'l 0i 04 Da. 6 per coat. In. 30742 101 92 96 00 8: 0701111 0 06 v.a. 11173 MI 100 it. Oo do. 100. r. LOCI 100 111 Do. do 1800; 100 1 P 9 11: Do. do 110111001 113 116 taryloo,Nor.l62B. p.ct 11101 106 108 D.. 1878, A 0 11001 111 116 %whims 6 per ct.,1873 1101 107 100 Do. 1878 la 100 110 Do. 1682 100 111 113 !iota Oov. 6 pie oast lOOl 107 190 dd Now 3ranarr.Uor.6 p. 100 103 1116 IC 6. War Ov.Bp. o. PM, 1001 101} 192} Do. 6p. a 1171 an 1871 1 10 C 108 103 Do. II p. a 1880-02 1 tat; 103} 106 YewZooland 0 per coot tel . ' 109 111 Yore Rooth. 6p. e., Hen „r.l 104 1111 paaalsod 0 ov.7lp.eont Pa 111 113 t Aust.Uov. a p.o. Hood 100' 112 ill VlaGov.llp.o.Joaliolyll.oo I 106 110 Do. do.0 3 .0. April m 0 100 1101 111 20 111 124 16 I 19 Wpm! I 19 19pab all l 70 78 10 , 28 23pm WI 27 28 M " 3ds , pa. 60 61 62 63 1 lire. 40 44 lAIF Q. 130L175. ii pen! R. 61 st`'` , tl IS I I 19 n 1.9151.1"al a a The increased firmness lately shown by London, Chatham, and Dover Railway stock is attributed to the progress of the Metropolitan Extension line, it being believed that the opening of this railway to Blackfriars will be attended with a large accesesos of traffic. It is notified that the list of the new Mercantile Credit Association will be closed at 4 o'clock on Thursday next. Arrangements, it appears, ars in progress for the accession to the board of some influential names at Liverpool, where the company is to be powerfully represented, and where a la ' amount of business is expected to be done. The letters of allotment of the Laud Mortgage Bank of India were delivered yesterday morning. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows ibis week a decrease of 5301. compared with last year. and the South Eastern a decrease of 4321. • The Great W: 'darn Railway Company of Canada have notified tha. "the leas on through traffie collect-d and converted, ascertained up to lOUs October amounted to the sum of 35,123 dole. Isc. (7,2171. ls. Bd.), and there remained a further stint of American funds for conversion at that date of 47,2071. 19s. In addition to which there are balances in account with connecting railways still unadj tutted." The third call of 21., making 81. paid, is to be paid on the shares in the Turin anu Savona Rail way Company by the 25th November. The general meeting of this company is convened for the 18th November, at Turin. The half-yearly meeting of the Bombay, Bared*, and Central India Railway Company will be field on the 20th November. The indigo ealei terminated yeNterday. The an nexed report is from Melars. H. W. Jewsbary and Co. : We beg to inform you that the quarterly sales of indigo, which commenced on the 14th instant, terminated this day, acid consisted of 12,353 chests (including 4,227 chests of old good% and 390 chaste in sezood hands). Sold, A, 7,817 chests ; B, 97 ; bought in and withdrawn, 1,600 ; total. 9,514 cheats. The unexpected advance which has taken place in this article, instead of withholding buyers, seems to have created more confidence, and the quantity sold is some thing extraordinary. The orders from the Continent and America were large ; the hocieltrade, who at first seemed leas inclined to come io, ultimately became purchasers to a fair extent. To account for this unexpected tone in the mar ket the opinion seems to be that late prices were so favour able, and not likely to be lower, and in addition, the stocks held generally being small, the time had arrived to invest, coosequeetly the result is as above stated. All down-intim' have sold well, and, judging from the steady way in which the sale has progreased, there is reason to hope for a future good business in this article. Of the quantity brought for ward it is estimated that 922 chests have been bought withdraw..,3,447 sod 7,914 sold, to which may be 1.660 chests of the bought in. making the total quantity suld about 9,500 cbesta, of which 6,000 are estimated ter export, and 3,500 for home nee and resale. The following are the quotations as compared with the last July sale : Bengal, foe, 4.1. to 6d. per lb. higher ; ordinary to good, Ed. to bd. ditto ; lfadrsa, 6d. to 9d. ditto ; Korprh, Gal. to W. ditto; Ondes, 31. to Gd. ditto; Figs, 2d. to 3d. ditto. Prompt 16th January, 1861. No:you Eva s&. Consols opened and closed at Saturday's quota tions, viz.-93 to g for money, and 931 to for the sth of November. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93k, 93 ; ditto, for account, 93k, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91g ; New Three per Cents., 91g, 4; Red Sea Telegraph, 21; Bank btock, 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, lON, 3,4, 4, g; ditto Four per Cent., 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 21a. to 18e. prem. The India Five and Four per Cer.t. stocks were firm. India Bonds were quoted 18s. to 21s. prem., and Exchequer Bills le. dis. to 2s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal demand wad for Greek Bonds, which, after touching 32, closed at 316 to g, or g per cent. higher than es Saturday. Ihe improvement in the Coupons was g. Turkish Consolidis were also in request, and have risen k per cent. Egyptian stock was likewise in favour. With these exception., the foreiga stock market was dull. The shares of the financial companies hsve to-day declined 2s. ed. to Be. per share, apparently ou the announcement of a uew competition in this field of operations. International closed at 41 to prem.; General Credit at 21 to prem. ; and London Financial at L 1 to b 4 prem. Hudson's Bay were Tart quoted 1 to dia. ; and Egyptian Trading, 2 to 21 prem. In ilia market for bank shares there was an im provement iu Bank of Australasia, Chartered Bask of India, Australia, and China, Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China, London Joiut Stock, and Union Bank of Australia ; but a reduction in Alliance, London and Brazilian, Lon don and Buenos Ayres, London, Birminghare, and South Staffordshire, Landon and Colonial, London and Middlesex, and Standard Bank el Africa. Joint Stock Discount, Crystal l'alasse, and Anglo-Me:ham Mint shares were rather flatter_ In Royal Mail Stearn there wee a fresh rise of IL London General Omnibus shares were also in quired for. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 111 t. 124 prom., showing a 41ecliue ; North British and. Mercantile, 18 to ; Thames and Mersey Mating, 41 to f mem. ; Commercial Union, 311 to f prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 1# to If prem. ; Universal Marine, kto prem. ; and London and Provincial Marine, f to; prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally quoted f dis. to f preen. ; Anglo- Austrian Bank, fto prem. ; Disuount CorNni tiou, 84 to 91 prom. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 3to 3A prem. ; East Loudon Bank, 24 to S prem. ; British Indian Tea, If to it prem.; Con stantinople mind Alexandria Hotels, f to f rrem. ; and Littlehawpton and Hoefleur Steam, % to I prem. MINES.-(Td 18 DAY) Two o'Cwow. There is not much business in the mining marl et to-day. The variations comprise a rise in North Croftv, Wheal Eaton, Great Fortune, and Wheal Hope, and • decline in Tincroft„ Kitty SL Aguas, and Gonamcna. North Crofty shares are now quoted 6 to t ; East Cara Jon, 26 to 27 ; Chiverton, 12 to ; East Basset, 70 to 71 ; Tincroft, 19 to k ; Wheal Setou, 180 to 185 ; Drakewalls, 364. to 38v. ; Kitty Sr. Agnes, 8 to 1 ; Fait Caru Brea, 7 to I ; Great Fortune, 2G to 27; Cook's Kitchen, 21} to 224 ; Gouamotia, 21 to 3 ; East Chivertou, 7} to SI ; Wheal Hope, 5} to 3 ; Chiverton Moor, 7 to k Clifford Amalgamated, 37} to 38} ; awl West Chiverton, 53 to 54. No transactions are officially recorded in foreign and colonial mining shares. Great Wheal liaddern Mine has sold 3 tons (computed) of tin at 631. 12.. la per ton. At North Crofty au improvement has taken place in several parts of the mine, especially iu the 170 east, which is now valued at 40!. per fathom, while the price for driving is 31. 10s. PROVINCIAL MAAS MARKETS. Limnos, OCT. 21.-6014 s to -413y:-Great Northern. 12 , 1- Ore:, sharer., oil 4-Wes; Midland. Oxford, 414 Vl . Sueas .11.1 Prrth, 31-Lsucashira and Yorkshire, 1111 1 -London and North Wrstern, 103 al 3 si = -Manchester, Shefileld, and Lis coinshile, 471 i f 8-Metropolitan. 1303-Midland. INti i-- north Fasten.. 861 1- Hues alo and Lake Huron, 6 !An-Grand Trunk of Canada, R , -MaiLre and Meuse, 10-Greek Gouda, 1111-11ritish and American gechange Gawking Company. 61 p.--Ilereaullie and kazhauge Bank, 36: 13-16 3 11.16 S p.-Natlousl 11:1 01 Liverpool, 4f 1 p.-British and :'.reign Marder. Campo.), I ill; p.-Lutteashire Insurance, 13-10 1 - Loolou and I.4oeashlre Fire Insurance, 11-16 p.-Mengutilo Marine, 11-16 r.-Queft In -116611 w o . 7 owWiliY. 1 a-id It - Thames and Merges Marine, 41 p.-Culon Slarimt, tip. I klrionolloggg, oc3. 211.-A good Minima done: rico, Mug Consolidated Malik (Ladled 61 p.-Great Easteru New rive pee Celia., at prem.-Weal Noetheru A, 1321 7-Crest Ship. 34. -nu., Pref., 81 *I., es., K 9d.-Grand trunk of Canada. !'l - Western. ttil L-I.llnois Crunal, TO J-Lancashire and Vol MAO*, 1117 s-London anal North Western. 103. i -Mao cheater. ebeffield, slot UllOgalllalfo, 471 1 1 1 8 71 it i I it - dill* New Foe per Ceuta, all paid. d.-Gaston Extension. 101- 31strepolgan. 130 Esetem.l , 7 a 1 ) -Thames and Moors Marine Insurance. 4. 1,11.1 I wiS 1 , . -IXf kenhead. 911-liesiean, 424 1-Oreek, 1111 1-I.autaohlre awe, f 13•1111/.-Uniou nate Ohm, di..-Bark ut Mao. cheater Certifleatrs. Ila. al. [MUUMUUS. OR. 76-Then was not ninelt doing la WS market to-day :-Midland, L•ristai, sod 1 ,, Sys per Cents.. at 1.4-ilereris Vrilless. at 171-Shropshire Union at 61-and binniugtiain Old Mills. at 71. Of Eirmlnelool l = herby Mock there were hey eta at 07: acd Stratford on•Avos Canal az 30: iirmilighani Town and Dietriet Thinks were gained a' MI to IS: • awl Crystal Palace sereu per Cent. Mock at 114 to 1174. 10i1 i Len 11. in Thi 114,1100 11,141 4AV 4,004.. 5.906 6000 1.024 6.000 11.000 11,00 t — lie I i 0,4601 • 6,rff SOO( ror. fox i:Lei Keel NA* IS.VGC K.O. WON 0.000 684.74 10,08* 46.009 115 moo 1•14610 lIINVA W 7,000 "we ~~i MAN I wow %OA • P 4 11.14 Weai 1041001 g *OOl v,ouo 140001 175 's. ,4140 iaao~ C.. 041 ofe -I Iftl..w• I 10,000 ca:aili NSAlet 10,0010 MOM ~~~i u.«. ! ltloAt 1... rt kit 111.,r lirst).ooA 10,006 11. 1,l lAA 1n.5.7. 2.10.8 a Sal zd -. 61 _ld 18! id Sess. 104 6 ... 9 l“ UO 100 id 101 i 6 111 101 11 44i -24+ 6 Safi id 'I MI air 37 - t 8 791 i 18 10 se WTI 1141 4 i al* Sin