The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Regirtror Boehm) BE LONG AND ROLFL-HLAVY PAILIIKE OP COLONIAL 8110113/A. This was the first meeting for the proofs of debts arid choice of assignees in the matter of Charles Long and Frederick Whitfield Rolfe, of Mincing-lane, colonial broken. The unsecured debts appear to be only about 2,0C31., but the failure is ascribed to "the late partner, Robert Thomas Wallace, having accepted bills in the came of our firm, for which we have received oo consideretiom heavy law en penile thereat, and tome on sale of colonial produce. The amount of inch liabilities has not been ascertained, but they are estimated at between 8,000!. sad 9 0001." Mr. ironmonger, of the Commercial Sale-rooms, colonial broker was appointed assignee. M r. Kays, of 67. Mark-lane, was solicitor to the proceed imp, and the creditors appointed Mr. John Paul manager of the estate. RE M . IiCLTT.-BANIRTPTCT Or THZ CAPTILLT OP A VISSIL. The bankrupt, Hugh If 'Nulty. who waa captain of a uml trading between London and Melbourne, was de saibed u a mariner, of Regent-terrace, Commercial-road. The bankrupt only admit. he owes 1001., out there is a disputed claim with Mr. Robert Whyte, merchant, of Duke. street, Aldgate, of 1.6.i71. 11.. 6d., which baa been the sub ject of proceedings in Chancery, bankrupt alleging that Whyte is indebted to him in the sum of 3,7004 Mr. Carr now tendered a proof for 1,6871. on behalf of Mr. Whyte. Mr. Burgees,of Sussex-street, Warwick-Naar% appeared for bankrupt. Tb• bankrupt disputed the claim. Not only bad Whyte seised his weasel the Janet, at Melbourne ; bat also the freight. The Registrar said the better way would be to admit it sa a claim. and bankrupt could diepute it hereafter. Bankrupt—l don't admit it as a claim. The Registrar—That will be the better course. No assignee was chosen, and the next eating fixed for the :45th of November aut. RI RAYMOND.-.W ACCTIONIJER IN COURT. This was the Met meeting for the appointment of araigsees. The bankrupt, William Francis Hammond, was as acctiocie.ar of Carey-street rad Paling. Mr. Clarke, of Paddington, appeared as solicitor to the proceedinge, and Mr. Soott, of Skinner-street, for the prin cipal creditors. • The debts are 2,441 f. The bankrupt attributes his bank ruptcy to having been sued by revers' creditors, and inability to meet the demands of Ms creditors. Mr. Thomas Pashas Sow, of Gate-street, Liocolis•inu, builder, was appoiated magmas. NZ JAM - IN BOZEMAN. This was an application for release from custody. The baukturt was • carpenter and builder, of Roman-road, Berrnoudaity. It transpired that bankrupt bad been a contractor about 14 years, and came to this court owiog about 1,0 .X. with so assets. He was insolvent in 1855, and obtained his dis charge. He says his failure was caused by the badness of trade sod business lases. The release sues granted unopposed. RE SOCTIL This was a sitting foe the proof of debts and choice of assignees. The bankrupt was a builder, of Talbot-read, Nut4og bill. Mr. Macrae appeared for the Mutual Loan Fund limo- Mali" Great Ressell.strest„ Comet-garden. It &o leo bankrupt had obt a i ne d • l oan o f 2501 . rr s treh. society in March last payable is 10 years by month) instalments el 31. 3a. Two instalments only had bems Paid- The lean had beam invested in a hems in Talbot-road, end the association, who held • mortgage of the premises to the full amount of the value, required possession. Mr. Registrar Roche intimated that he would withhold protection unless the key was surrendered. Possession was immediately gives. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) vioczwr AfDIAOLT ON A win AND DADOH72I. .1011 Durant, a diaiipated-lookieg mao, a greengroeur, Yakima at Northampton-row, Holloway, was charged be tore Mr. D'Hyocoort wail violently aanaaltiria his wile and daughter. Yr. Loins Lewis (Lewis and Lewis) attended for the de feadast. TM ode of the defendant presented • ve r y sorry ap pearance, bar faro being very much bruised and cut about. According to her statement the defendant had not been Kober nieht or day for 010/11 than 32 jean, and for the last six or seven years had never had his clothes off, except for We purpose of changing hie linen. Os Tuesday, the let inst., the defendant, who had been very violent during the day, weal to sleep in the aftenoon, and when he awoke he had his tea, but would cot allow his family to partake of say. He weal so far as to empty out the bodies water, so that they should not have any when he had does, and then went into the shop, and without re ceiving any provocative or styles a word, he streak his married daughter in the face grits such force that it res. dared her insensible, aid he that pulled a handful of hair from her bead. The marks of his violence were still visible on the daughter's illOB. The too. '..er then sprang forward, end endeavoured to get between them, on which the pri soner made use of most dreadful oaths and imprecatiooe, and said that he would murder both of them, at the some time striking his wife in the most murderous manner about the head, ems, and body. Had it not been for the interference of the neighbours, the wife, who ie described ea a moat hard.workiog, clean, steady, indor thouwoman, us woman, ma here been killed. Her daug h t er had ermined her mother previous to her appearing before the magistrate, and statedthat her arms, legs, and body, in addition to her face sad head, were completely covered with braise. A short time since the pi minor, who the wife stated was kept by her, sold two of her carte, sad would have sold the hones had he cot been prevented, and the previous day be had gives instructions for the dieposal of her h.:milieu. _ . Police-coostsble Taylor, 100 N, said be apprehended the prisoner as 4 o'clitek in the morning. At that time the prisoner was lying on the bed in his clothe*. He had served the premier with a summons, but he would sot attend. The prisoner bad a bottle of gin by his side, and before he could prevent him drank nearly half a pint of the liquor. Several constables in the court said; they knew the yel low ; and when he had t a k ee more th an navel dnnk, he was exceedingly violent, and was obliged to have several men to hold him down. The wife was a steady, hard working women, &tithe prisouer was in the constant habit of ill-treating her. Mr. Lewis addressed the magistrate in mitigation of punishment, and said that although he could not deuy that the prisoner had unfortunately fm gotten himself and struck his wife, yet he was much o:separated, and he was in au acted that he was Blued. by the family : they bad threatened to murder him, and as for the statement that he bad been drunk for 32 years, that, he contended, was pre posterous. The prisoaer was a bard-working luau. and was as much sinned against as inning. He trusted that the magistrate would take a merciful view of the case, and take Into consideration that the Knauer bad been locked up for basely a week. Mr. lnyecourt said the smelt on the wife was a very bad as, and sentseced the prisoner to six mouths' iin priseaineet, with hard labour, in the House of Oorreetios. lf-ARLBOROUCHI-BTRRET. Tit I.IIOMIZ.OpOihn /110361210 1117/WICI. Nary Riky, a woman about 30 ears of age, John Riley, 8. Owns Pooley, 13, Beam Poc k y, 9, Jana Atolony, 12, Vassar flannagan, 12, Mary Appleton, 12. and Mary Said, 12, from Charles-street, Drury-line, Kentatrest, Borough, and Clare-market, were charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with begging in Leicester-square, the woman also being charged with catalog John Riley to beg. From the evidence of William Gordon, 335 A, it appeared that about halt-past 8 the preview, eyeing, as the visitors were going iato the Aleambre. Palace, loooseter square, be observed all the children, who were without shoes, running after and b egg i ng o f t hem, the woman Riley all the time sitting in a doorway. After watching the chil dren foe some time, he heard the woman Riley say to her son, "Go on, Johnny," and then saw the boy follow a gen times, who gave him something, and the buy then returned and gave whatever it was to his mother. Oa searching the woman Is. 9d. was found in her pocket. After a long rambling statement from the woman, deli vered with the usual winos of berclass, Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was clear the woman emitting is the doorway for the purpose of bagging the mooey she received from the boy. As for the other poor little thing*, they pro. bably had rushed out of contra thinking they could perhaps get • peony by taking example of the woman and others. He should commit the woman for 14 days, bat discharge the child ran. The ouiaance of children beggiog in Leiceater•quare hag collate become very great—aa many no 30 or 40 children of an evening are to be aeon begging at one tints in different puts of the square. WESTMINSTFIL THE NVIMNSIVE CE1•1101t111;;;ACD AND SWINDLING. The court was densely crowded this monitor by = unions to bear the ezarnivatioo of fashionably pence. who is stated to have palmed by the names of George Termer, Hartley Morrie, Captain Mitchell, Major Jaws amputee, Mr. Liringtort, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Alexander, Lords Healey, (inky, /fey, Macdonald, sod sod Captain Charles Stanley. Mr. Metcalfe atteeded to prosecute the primmer, on the part of the Rev. Jobe Coz. from whom be was charged with MY. baying received. ander fraudulent pretstmes, the sum of Yr. Ribtoo defended. The brat witness called was the Rev. John COX, who said —I am a alergiymas of the church of Eaglaod, ollktiatiag at Wickenly, is Yorkshire. lo November last I was staying st Wondcharch, sear Elirkeehead. I saw is the Tines an ad vertisemest for the sale of ao admire:is, and seat a latter to the vddrees given ori the 2lstof November. The advertisement was reed. Mr. Col mootioued—l wrote the letter prodassd in reply, sad neeeived a Lowe dated Niv. 22, from primmer, statieg t►e partieulers. (Th►t ma slat read.) I saw the primmer of at Welliagbeeough, belies apes that Weer. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1863. I wrote to him again on the 24th November, end re ceived& an answer respecting the price of the deo.. eon. I again wrote, telling him I should go to Hard wick, near Wellingborough, Northamptonshire (the advowsou in (location), and received in reply a letter dated 26th Nov., which referred to the place and its accommoda tion, and arranged a meeting at Wellingborough. I wrote on the 26th to arrange meeting prisoner, and he wrote is rept. It was subsequently arranged that we should meet on edne•day, and the meeting accordingly took place GO the 3rd December. I met prisoner at Wellingborough station, sad we went together to Hardwick. lie showed we the church and the place, Ac., end gave me a memorandum, describ in the pasture land, rent, taxes, ho., of the advowson. I received • letter on the sth referring to the accommodation to be had at Hardwick (there being no house), and wrote in reply to state that I would purchase the drone= for 2,6001., and appointed Mr. Dowries in connexion with my solicitor to trust with the prisoner, and a letter pawed between Mr. HowriA lo a aa nd r prisoner, he gong with me to Wellingborough. wrote to Mr. Horning, and the same day I received • letter from the prisoner referring to the sum to be paid as depceit, and Mr. Bowring on the Bth of December wrote to the prisoner. (The court was adjourned, and the examination proceeded with in the afternoon.) LAMBETH. VIC BOICIDI HLNIL Emily Stamky aslin;iiiyireesedyoung woman, was st=before Mr. Elliott, with attempting to commit by throwing herself into the Surrey-canal. Polies-constable Charles Viney, 359 1 3 , deposed that on that morning, at about 3 o'clock, while on duty in Church street, Camberwell, he heard a loud screaming in a female voice. He hurried towards the spot from whence the voice Frieda!, and saw a bonnet on the top of a post and the pnacieer no the Surrey-canal. He went into the water suffi ciently far to reach her clothes and pull her to the bank, wince she recovered. Elliott—What did she say ? Witness—She middle was sorry I came up so soon. Mr. Elliott—Did she give soy account of herself, or my why she attempted the act! Witness—She did not say aoythiog about it, and with the assistance of soother constable I took her to the work house. _ _ -- 11 r. Elliott—What state was ibe in as to sobriety? Witness—She bad evidently been drinking, bet was not drunk. ,in reply to the charge, mid she bad been out with three young women, and they went to the Flora Gardens in the hope of finding a masquerade there, but there was not one, and she determined on gotog how-. On approaching the canal her hair was falling down She took her bonnet off and placed it on a post while dressing her hair, and how site got into the water she did not know, but she would say she bad no intention of destroying herself. Mr. Elliott remarked that her conduct was at lout sus picious, and he would remand her for a week. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (Wl' 111201'110 111Lba11•2%) DONCASTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) STAKES. Cassini .. ... ... Johnny Anastreag ... ... . 9 m. DONCASTER PLATE. One mile. Entremet,Calabria, Torn Fool , Itir7iTime . , - idaid of the Mist, (;rise, Newchurch, Cheerfal, Sandford, Trump Queen, Merida., Manchester, Little Pippin, and Knave of Trumps are CHAMPAGNE STAKES. Five furlongs 152 yards. fleabov, Ely, Linda , Fill* de PAir , Mbar, Rouge Crow. Miami f, awl Mrs. Quickly f are hers. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. Ono mile 6 far. 132 yards. - Oldmineler, Knowsley, Dulcitiella, Welcome, Drummer Boy, Hubert, Jack of Hearts. Blithlleld, Dr. Syntax, Si Bloodin. Oachnos, fichoolnietrime i De ception, Jack's Alms, Wombs, Actaeon, Barter, and The Serf are here. REVIVAL PLATE. Five fur l 152 yards. Tom Fool, rennuion, Mother s Chicken, Tattoo, King of Utopia, Donnybrook, and Lord Adolphus an herr. FILLY STAKES. Five furlongs 152 yards. Syria. Clainoyaate, Polowan, Ooodola, Lady Touch door f, sad ammo= are lam. 01...ABWW . STAILES. Five farloop 152 yards. Welled Maas bon. Ornia Ammui.—Latly Chid., Queen of Tromps, f, Monday, Clinks Fox., Lady de Trafford, Lady Bine, Newmarket, Amazonian, Dr. Rooke, M ftir, Bouquet, Lyn, Qom. Elisabeth, sod Men / aid. LATEST BETTING. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 8 to 1 apt Bioodio (t) Bto 1 Duleibella (t) 8 to 1 ()whom (t) 10 to 1 Silkstone (t) 10 to 1 It•rtor (t) 12 to 1 Schoolgoistreas (t) 12 to 1 Drumm Boy (t) THANKSOIVINO POE THE HARVEST. A letter hats been addressed by the Lord Arch bishop of Caaterbary to the clergy of his diocese, a copy of which w• have mash Oman la atee rt iog : "Addington Park., September 1,1863. "Bev. and Dear Sir — The spectacle we have just witnessed of the in-gathering of a moot abundant har vest during a singularly favourable sessou. calls for oar devout acknowledgments to Almighty God for this instance of Ilia providential are in thus Wearing the labours of the husbandman. Believing that it will be con genial to your own (gallop as well as to those of your parishioners that public thanks should be offered in the church for our Heavenly Father's goodness toward, us, I trust that you will set apart nom early day on which the inhabitants of your parish may meet together in the hones of God to offer, through the aervioss of the church, the outpouring of their grateful heart' for the signal mercy thus vouchsafed to our Lad. In recollection of the past sufferings of a large portion of our manufacturing population, our seam of this mercy will be deepened, when we reflect how ready such sufferings would be aggravated by a scarcity of the staff of life daring tits coming winter. "It win be fitting that a collection should be made as a thank-offering, after the sermon which will be preached; and, as there is no diocesan church building society, I would recommend that the amount gathered should be devoted to the use of the Incorporated Society for Building and Fo largiug Churches, which has, doubtless, made very man, fic alfa towards building and enlarging churches in the "That this solemn occasion may be so improved and bleamd as to impress us all with a deeper seam of our dependence on the bounty of our Gracious Father for our daily bread sod oar daily omnforte Is the sincere prayer of " Your faithful and affectiooste friend and ►rother, " C. T. CANTUAR." MIDDLZBILIC AGRICITLYURAL SOClRTY.—Viscount Enfield, LP., ham cemented to preside at the annual dinner of the members of this society, which is to take place at Shepperton. ou Friday, the 2nd of October. The dinner will be preceded by the usual ploughing match, which will t a k e place on the farm of General Wnod, at Littleton, adjacent to the Ashford and Chertaey stations of the South Western Railway. SINGULAR CAPTURE OF POACHERS.—Yesterday, at the Wakefield Court-basso, a man named Joseph Bul lock wee soot to prison for two months for night poaching, and a companion named John Armitage for six weeks. They belonged to a party of four who had been caught at half-past 1 that same morning in the preserves of Mr. Calverley, of oulton Hall, our Wakefield. They were only captured after a severe struggle, in which both the keepers add the poachers were considerably mauled. Two of the men got away, and the prisoners were caught through the sagacity of • dog which was with lease Jellings,• a watcher. It had bees set on the track of the two mee ; and Jelling. came up to it when it was standing by the side of the pond. He asked. " Wh ere i s he r and the dog jumped into the water. Jelling. did not think, how ever, that anyone was them and repeated his question. The dog thou ten uy a belie side, and paused opposite • place where Bullock was concealed, and, he having been secured, Jelling. sod the dog returned to the pond. " Where is he '.^ was again asked ; and as the dog again jumped into the poled, Jelling% followed him, and he found Armitage up to his neck is the water, with his heed con. coded under • tree root.—lfondiester Examiner. SERIOUS POACHING AFFRAY.—EarIy on Thurs day morning a despanb encounter occurred between game keepers sad poachers, upon Lord Fevenhant's estate at Helmsley, 16 miles north of Haltom. Two keepers were sat between Helmaley sad Kirby. and while seated beneath a tree they heard voices, and soon saw three men with two dogs. The men walked up to the keepers sad addressed them—the spokesman harks( • south country accent. One of the poachers suggested they should "go into 'am," meaning to fight the keepers. and forthwith • con flict began, both sides fightiog with sticks. One of the keepers, named Samuel Musselwhite, wee knocked down at once, but he got up and no towards a hedge, where he was again moot fearfully thrashed, till quite insensible. The other keeper, William Bowe, fought the two other men, one of whom he recognised as as inhabitant of Metes, • village neer, knows by the name of Harper. This man would have been taken, but hie companion be. laboured Bowe so greatly about the head that be wu ren dered helpless. H. was then held down sod further abused. Harper, however, hit his companion a fearful blow is mis take. and Bow* wised the opportunity to get away to Beedbre Grano. Mr. Phillips at once had the injured men seat bows. The latest accounts report Bowe more favour. able than might be looked for, bat Muslewhite is yet no. conscious, and it is believed be will die. The poachers are all at largo. Tbe keeper still lingered on Bandar. Crri or LONDON HINIPITAL roa DINKY= or T gg cam!, Vlcrofas Pun—The number of patina% re. Bayed at this Institution daring last week was 1.064, of whit 144 were new amass Woe. 91 a II Dv 6i all Aswan a naelareas 9 all larls6ll.lra.l l =p.a. 114 all /dein I. J le II" LAyres D. Boa Stroll I dis all Deplore lhaaor us ~ le 10 Danabah d Wltairk(L .- 14 Dade Leaf ... la all *ales ad neon 116 SP Gd. iris gm& p.a , an Ors& (Maser Ue 41 ,llSalkan Jaatallan . ... all 'llana.i= 1 4 ,: ff i, . . , 2 trift,.. a, fr 1111 all 14.11a1l &Ayes S. 7 p.. o 10 ab ilarwasUa Tread had S all OitaanasolassuAldOS 11 all Perloarana.and Medi al all , Piats and Orlass al all Portassonialls.,lts al all Bastla sod illroscaLtl. IS all rad Duress 1 ... all Royal Duda 1 10 all bird livid* . .... I ll ,02.01.. all Ds. I per art 1 all sad Ilenas_ all ro, pia asst. 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". 144/1 11 : 4 4.(1 . ...) all 11i 110.001 . 11 sgyoun igilisaint c.A 6pioal.. ...... g.. .. 19 1 11 ,4 U tip. _...- ams 10 larUa Walotworkg.... all 111 II -. 117,01/0 6 Sonia, 064, Llmllml. S Idb par 11 8,000 60 SAL Antenna. land - 40 IS 110 -. Immo 18. R.N.* 1...11 Idag. Tat... UM is a - so, SO kWh boa l7 - - - LYN K t °mad& load all 87 90 -. 40,000 1; CaaadaAmpacyAmo..l ) I. - - 10 Ceylon Company - 1 1 1,M0 SI 00p.11.14... M. 7 p.a. ill 111 18 - Moat M. Ormital Palate 10,090 86. Da Pridgrame lOl 116 118 - 177,000 W. Do.llp.aL Tarp. Den. 100 1111 112 - *o.lbo 96 600164.410 ,1 0... ' • 6 4 dila Ima - 29 87L • 1176 la. Loma taisorao.. - .a rn• i Sr.. and 4.1.4. ci.. , all 14 14 - 111,000 10 o.Crodlatlla.ol Loa (L 1 1 tipm 44 4 moic. .. 0441. *Mae 1400666 l4 ill 20 - IWO 1 omo4 8114. (1.1m1141n WI 6 1 6 t 13 4 0 0 0001 10 Had 06 ' 00. ma 06 34 0• onal Prot all 4 0 ,7 9 lO 6 m. l6o.ooom latersaLliesa.Soo.(7 ) 6 Wm - 6 ...Or , i. Iltallaa Irrigation Casa' 0 1 0441. -- 10030001 .66 IN. Bomb 40,000 0 Jab* Stook Dl= 6 If 2pa T 10,000 10 Limas Ti. ( 14 - - - IL I. 6 Loa 10.40001 1a t. all 11 2 - 110 ,000 60 Loa. Ilaaadal Lao. (1. 19 *4 pm ... 0m0.... . Loa. Oen. Umatious .... all 2. - 65,001 Jr Madras lrrlpt. Ili 060. 1 Ie apat 4 21 meat II •11.6 w. Sot. Tall. (LW 42 - 11680 10 WataUdodAoca.o4.(l.) 1 I 6 pga - 04004 • I Hams( olo3oo66 0 6 41 41 pm 91 4 4.004 ID llorbuddarnal& /rani S I 2 mo - 4 mesa SO Do. New - MAP II 11.1.4.41nd taad1..(164 I - - - .e.alle 1 N. arla 1100111611011. a all 111 4 -. 101. 0 •••• Plaiail Om ' 60.000 1 Do. How.- - ..- i 4 9pm •-• now to Odia. la. 1144.11144)• aU 10,000 6 Moms. Om • I 1 1 ?As S 1170,026 it Pool Ulm load a lila ISO 48 St - Woe V Pada.andfaha.lllBan all 60 01 -• MOO 80 Do. liow SO IS 10 gat 40 17,000 10 /I;LeI.S.d.OIL(L) 116 4 li dli - loom so lava -- aU U HI - le,oey 10 Saw .. ..- - 4 26 Ilk &Jas. Ct lia.l . L, all 87 Is - 1760 IS Do. - ILO* , la( lapel lUD Sims . - 00 - - - MOM M. NAN& amt. lemabo. WO 117 142 - 10,000 SO ,LAtrloaa 1rr144.14•4 4 6 Ipm - • • -t. • ONUS AaMrallaa Laud MI U la - 006,000 et. , Ilebearta• TIL Scalp - 100 i i - T .. .. i t s t of /AWL.) Y.L 1 4 dli 4pm - WU' tk a.C...U.Caaart. 6 4 4pa - •• wr, ^n .I.e.Arowt 1,1 4 , .16. ~.. - 10,000 SI Vaa Dlaisia'a Land.- iti 11 14 - PREFERENCE SHAME lAnombiro Led Yorkshire, 6 per cent. Stook, 139. and Yorkshire, 8 per am Midland Oossoiiiialsd, Brian' end oent., 1381. Biook, 139. lirmingharo, 6 per MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two dezzool. In the Stock Exchange attention is still almost exclusively directed to the fortnightly settlement, and there is consequently not much general busi ness. The tendency of the markets, however, is favourable. Consols are steady, at the closing quotations of yesterday. Foreign stocks are firm, especially Mexican. British railway shares have improved in most instances. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 06c., being 50. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 934 to for money and 94 to for the account (Oct. 8). The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 94, 4, i ; ditto, for account, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduoeci, 92, ; New Three per Cents., 92, i t ; India Stook, 224 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 4 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 1004 ; ditto Bonds, 16a., 19s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 1074 ; ditto, Five-and-2-Half per Cent., 1164 ; and Exchequer Bills, 3e. prem., par. There is not much doing in the foreign stock market to-day, owing to the fortnightly settlement. There is still a strong demand for Mexican Bonds, which have further improved per cent. Spanish Passive and the Committee's Certificates are also firmer, and Russian of 1862 are inquired for. On the other hand, Turkish Consolides and Greek Five per Ceuta. are rather lower. Transactions are recorded ea follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 1858, 1860, 944 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., (Ist issue), 1014, ex div. ; Greek Five per Cents., 374. 4; ditto account 371 ; ditto Coupons, 14 ; Mexican Three per Cent. 441, 44, 4 ; ditto for account, 444, 3,4, b ; Moorish Five per Cents., 96 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 18566,1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 491, 49 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1850, 901 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862,931 ; Spanish New Deferred, 484; ditto Passive, 34 7 ; the Committee's Certificates, 131, 14: ditto for account, 131, 14 ; Turkish Six pee Cents., 1862, 714, 4,4, i ; Venezuela Six per Cents., 1862, 584. The Confederate Loan is quoted 27 to 25 discount, being 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. The shares of the financial companies are without change. International Financial are quoted 63 to 54 prem.; General Credit and Finance, 2 to 24 prem. ; and London Financial, 21 to 34 prem. Hudson's Bay are steady at 3 to dia., and Egyptian Trading slightly better, at 14 to 14 prem. The subjoined additional communication has been received with regard to the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria : SHARE I.IBTB-4THIS DAY.) Two o'Osocw. The railway share market is firmer to-day, and most of the leading stocks have advanced. Great Northern is prominently strong, and has risen le per cent. South Eastern has also improved e ; London and North Western and Midland, I ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire and Caledonian, k ; and Great Western and Great Eastern, e. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 101# to I, ex div. ; Great Western, 66i to 67 Midland, 126 k to I, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113 e to j, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 511 toll, ex div. ; Caledonian, 121 k to 122 ; South Buten], 94 to 95j, ex div.; Great Northern, 125 to 126, ex div. ; and London and South Western, uni to j. Pernambuco and Great Luxembourg shares are in demand, and show an improving tendency. Bahia have declined. Indian and Canadian rail way securities are without variation of importance. WIDINAKT MASKS AND STOCKS. .IN =MAU. A, W oi. &Hour► 1011 an rt Dadooo. *MN, DOM god ka —.. ail 00/k sal Beams— el Da. • IA 00 &v. vain t S De. 111p.0.1=0:a. 011 De01.,P0•61. 110 Idlaberg•sad Slaw* lillrgew • I. 100040e0 IP Grist laslorn Do. • W.— 100 Do. lad Aaillaa ok eat 100 Omit lkellieneeduto UM aroma lirarlhar• LA V&A 1. Arm. so env. as. IN DOJJ 11111peLls veldt 1010 011.110•111 a Want (1,0 AS Snit Woken Itl De.StaarViLliluaitt 110 latradissa 100 Lobs GM Blmanrall 101 Co 100 &Do 100 ladat North 040 les Leadesalloso6Weder 100 lbajlel.Allsonla•b an Ilaryport and Oarlbals :, la.; Do. Ilow Do. Dins.• Derby Do Mum Yid toos MM Loot (Ow Llso) Meet Maas ..-- Do.idlo..torth.Dond W. lealsoe—Davlok it. — t w.bar le a .N w .i .idw raft 1 Do. 1: .aelt . _ Do. Outdo -. Do. New North Ikalkedstike - Iltaelk&S.Weelaral oar Seetikk wird - - Doklik N. & Alee.Dil &Mika 1114Ierd .. - . :Saga Wake . I. Yeas/ • lit;;; kili• akolsicer=a „.,... hil la 100 100 1, - - -- " """" D . o lui!ss••••—•• ...... I Tab al Mae neleds Oa. • Pladie Watowlent & Wei Oarowall Lii = lA Wool 1100 tl . OO 100 Dwb F. Dias a IFOLSION 1 &Anwar& 11/ / 802 llg 126 I Claing yester s . I garlb"alp.s. • Ile li 4 111 W 121 WY 39 40 161 I/4 9/ 90 111 11l 60e &le 49 61 lii lbe In n ! Z 1“ HI6 100 id GO II 1131 1131 112 1 13 62 43 101 1011 Itl 142 44 641 - It pa 12C 9 er 65 i See II 27 100/ 104 67 66 673 64 120 I pm 81 H IV N II 9: ' lee Si 79 110 1 10* 11711 jpm U. i 17411 at - . St SS :69 ICS Sii t 8 ... LW 44 46 le 61 106 107 - 101/ LWAY& nli at MN i Dal lo t r 1 CL priced. I rd I unira... Aillralle a ai. lawsers Asa. ism. 60.1541,461 ir . ;;;;: ii;;;W; Raab 4 . 1; ; 171 Ilatjaso v ieldadel 4: 6 Ist a tZtr OVOTADeakep.o.sroa DoeierillsJP.C.Per•Pest Owl Ler gua. p. al De. G. Mardi.. .. Da. H. do eased Aunt al One.O Do. lal prod Bonds Do. do. &tarred Do. and prod Bonds Do. do. deferred Do. Ad pod Nook Do. do. deferred Do. Ilk iprol. Nook Do. de. datorrod GINS WAR Inalason BRITISH POISSZSSIONS. I% few Do. Awn. IM ill B. *UMW o.e P. c 4. Do. pot omit . %Wei ftlib sum Do. tow De ta iMA py E S = bibs Nam (km 4lt pot st. /M. per De. pee el lirtmsas Do. 111th edooolon sad Hobson Dv. Ilt.pivoiptoD OitooL orostl ud B IL IL. ot Cooed& I p. e Delado. goo got MSS - ' Do. DIOS do. Do. do. do Do. Ihmisab De. " 4. Do. 141.114.1t0t0 to c 10111131( OD U ft 708 10 t 8 1 1 l e p le 1 p 4 st lige 1 1101 07 109 1011 110 1411_ Wil. --i ti — it Ols gw 19 11 11 n ST 69 66 6T 60 61 46 48 OS 38 98 38 n 25 109_ 110_ 1 -- 1 - i pm 1 1 pm WI HAI 11 1 10 1 die 16 97 90 91 Yd 100 ,tO4 1. 103 SS 03 gi I 1 TANI Z Z pm" 1 107 k 1014 lie IN IGATIONIL TRAFFIC RITI7RNB. Wiles Pen- Yee Tend, TOW, RAILWAYS. open sere , handles 1801 1601 Week ending August V& a A A again and Lake Huron 161} MAI 1,366 Week ending Animal 30. adg 211 329 560 418 Week ending Sept. 11. net awl Yawns] and Queenstown Direct 413 MI 4741 41.2 Week ending Sept. 12. ' Bright." sad 8 ten 17.133 2.920 MOW suite 21.477 7.122 WWII 211,2711 path Pagers Week enAlng sept. 14. , Auet. & Lombardo-Von. *tab Anat. Liao) 1061 21,117 14,791 44105 45,964 (Lombardo Line) *atm' Italy Branch Plasmic() to Bologna 146 2,709 1,755 4,664 lOW REPEFAE?ITATION OF TAIEWOITIL—.• The Roo. Hee7 Cowper, the eldest son of Earl Cowper, is to be the liberal candidata for the representation of Tamworik, reordered Tweet by the acosseith of Viscount Ilaynham In the peers/6. THE EASTERN FIEHERIE4.—Most of the boats engaged in the herring fishery in coanexith with the port of Great Yarmouth are now at sea, bat hitherto the catches , made bath not been very encouraging, and the quality of the fish has not bee very good in some cams. Pricer have fiuetuated coesiderahly. Corrsosas' GAILDENS.—The Western District Cottage Gardening Society held its annual exhibition and meeting at Penman last week. The chair was taken on the occasion by the high sheriff of the county, Mr. W. Coulson, of Kumla. In opening the procesdinp be commented upon the necessity for cottage gardens, and the many advantages, material and moral, which the poorer classes derived from having a small plot of ground of their own to cultivate. He referred to the fertility of the soil of Cornwall awl the mildness of the climate ; and mid that one of the chief advantages of cottage ma dman was that it gave the poor man the means of healthy recreation, and kept him away from the public-house. Aoather advantap was the comparative rubes/Acne. which it cordoned by its produce oontributiag to the main teasece of the labourer and his family. " Even the polite. cal advantage' of cottage gardens were not to be overlooked. They attach the cottager not only to his hems but to his country ; they foster sober, industrious, and domestic habits; they secoursge that feeling of independence which is the surest ehiwacter of acitloen of a free land like our owe." After dilating on the many other advantages derivable from cottage gardens, the speaker went on to describe the prod** suitable to the soil and climate of Cornwall, and concluded a long and instructive speech maid loud applause. Several other gentlemen having oddment] the meeting, it was um nimoosly resolved that Mr. Godson's speech should be thprinted thd circulated bra cheep form for the instruction of e Lthourieg door. Mks bey Ml p.a. TO TER EDITOR OP TIM EXPEM. 46, parliament-attest s Westminster, S.W., Sept. 15. Sts,-1b following telegrams. referred to in our letter of yesterday's date, was signed by hie Excellency Baron Brentano, and addressed from " K. K. linage Kinisterium," Vises*. _ _ "Win, 14ten September, 1863. —llRioa Bankliss no spe cial privileges or arrangements with government" We should Dot, of course, have requested you to insert a telegram of this importance without haviog every certainty of its antheetteity.—We ramie, &c., lituteauf; DALITNFLIL, DRAXI, AND WARD, Solicitors to the proposed Anglo-Austrian Bank. The sham of the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria are quoted to-day fto i prem., being lower. There was a fair demand for money yesterday, both at the Bank of England and in the open market, and the rate in the latter quarter for choice bills remained at to 4 per cent. With reference to the debt of Venezuela the following was posted up yesterday in the Stock Ex cha n: " Messrs. Baring Brothers and Cu's agents in Venezuela, under date 22nd August, advise having received from the Custom-house of L Guayra for 55 per cent. of the import duties for two weeks, 40,075 &dz. 66c. From Puerto Cabello no further collections are advised, no duties having been pro duced there of either import or export." The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 8201. 6e. 7d. on account of the dividend on the debt of Ecuador. It is understood that M. Fould, the French Minister of Finance, has under consideration some important financial operations. The Paris house of Messrs. Erlanger will, it is stated, take part in the New Mexican Loan. The fortnightly settlement in stocks and shares was commenced yesterday, and will be completed to-morrow. The settlement in foreign stocks will be the largest one known for a long time past, yet the rates of " continuation " are not more than from 5 to 7 per cent., many large supplies of stock having been taken off the market, while in other GAM the ease of the money market, combined with the respectability of the parties carrying over stock to the new account, has checked any teuden .7 to high charges. The rates for British railway stocks also ranged from 5 to 7 per cent. The steamer La Plata, from the West India', has brought 271,5001 of which 142,5001. is gold and 129,0001 silver. Included in the latter amount is 26,00 W. in Mexican dollars, which were brought to Panama by her Majesty's steamer Mutine. The Tartar was daily expected at Panama with • further sum of 180,0001. in the same coin, which will probably be brought forward to Southampton by the packet due about the 29th inst. About 612,0001. in gold is now on the road from Melbourne to England. The Anglesea, with 145,0001., has been at sea 97 days ; the Roxburgh Castle, with 174,0001., 79 days ; the Wave of Life, with 162,0001., 70 days • and the We ll esley, with 131,0001., 60 days. 319,0001 is about due. Compared with the same timelast year, the South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 6801., and the London, Brighton, and South Coast a decrease of 3,4321. At the meeting of the proprietors of the Union Bank of England and France a resolution was in favour of an amalgamation with the mi English, Belgian, and Netherlands Bank. The share list of the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria will be closed to-morrow. The Great Western Railway of Canada announce that " the loss on through traffic collected and con verted, ascertained up to 29th August, amounted to the sum of 4,970 duls. (1,0211. 4s. 81.), and there remained • further sum of American funds for con version at that date of 8,046.42 dole. In addition to which there are balances in account with connecting railways still unadjusted." The report of the directors of the Telegraph to India Company, to be presented at the meeting on the 18th inst., recommends a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, free of income-tax. A call of 51. per share is payable on the new shares in the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank ou the Ist of October . A half-yearly dividend of sit per cent. will be payable to the London stockholders of the New York Central Railroad Company on the 21st inst. A special general meeting of the Great Ship Company is convened for the 2nd of October. The commercial treaty between France and the republic of Uruguay expired in July last, but by special arrangement it is to ba renewed for two year, in order to give time for certain alterations to be made in accordance with the most modern treaties. It appears that the present mail from India has brought large orders for a miscellaneous !ist of goods. From Australia we learn that the stacks of goods there are still very considerably in excess of the demand, and earnest remonstrances are made against any heavy shipments from England. The following is extracted from the Annual Trade Circular of Messrs. Woo:1°ton and Sou : • - Iti: - pssiod - machierlier thee usual, the market is Awe dewily supplied with wow hop. The Loslisb prowen,relieved at their own urgent solieitations frame:dm inqvnit, sad lbw rally repaid fur production by planet qeotatines,are eager to „ i n their lame, leat, as MI recast aweellswi t should cause the home growth isr he dispaed el at greatly reduoed prime. DerliAr the macaw a partial attack of vermin in North and West Lent, and to • tow country Farnham parishes, has tamed se mime as in jury that in those districts scarcely say bops are grown. From the rest of the plantations the crop Is abandomih and the quality and condition generally ezaelleet. The stock of 1862.. is extremely limited. lo e d ra tb i po ha iromwsds of consomme will probably cause all good op to I saleable at prim, Dot perhaps NMI to Waal. bat little below the value of the sew pew*. Biro 1859 there has been no inducement for brewers to be large holders of hops, sad It Is doubtful whether they will readily booms epesalaten, with the great amectelaty that must exit, seder freebies of trade, es te the exteet of imports from Recaps and America The favourable quality of the English growth sad tie pramt prim are not calculated to encourage foreign seiwaiiseln to make rash caprigninente to this meek, bat It is logis' potable that, at one period or another, Vie imperlaat we igi!tlrood their home necessities eat be tiered as the market. In Bavaria and Bohemia Use mop is about her the large produce of 1862 An Immense imp Is pews I this year in the district of Baden and the adjessat parte d Oermay, labelOC• are iwported laterite. and weak begs too often wired and sold as " c lad class Bavariman * la Aimee the crop is very large, but the as egad. aserrediuy. The Loinine plantations are &vowed. both as to quality sod abundance. la Belgium there it 1110 largest and best crop knows for yews. sad a narked im provemest is *towable in cultivation and wing. Animism reports are con/incite, but we are assured the probes in greatly in exam of the local requirement& In each el the above districts of production the great and steady Mama, of hop plantations is calculated to have a penman/et in &moo. on the trade. NONDAT_ETMCONI. Consols, which closed on Saturday at to gar the Bth of October, opened and closed to-day at the same quotations. For money the last pries was 931 to *. The official business report rse follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, *, f • ditto for account, 93 3! ; Three per Cents. Rednoed, 92, ; New Three per Cents., 92, 1; Thirty Years Annuities, 1888, ; India Five Cent. Stock, 108 1 , ft, I, ft ; Five per Cent enfaced" rupee paper, 108 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 1161. The India Five per Cent. stock was stesdy, at 1081 to ft. India Bonds were last quoted 18a. to 19s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, par tc 3s. prem. There was a good, but by no means very ani mated, business transacted in the foreign securities, yet the market was generally strong, and a further rise was established in some instances. The Liverpool cotton market was very active to-day, and the males reached 30,000 bales. Com pared with Friday Wit, prices showed an advance of to Id. per lb. A large amount of businees was transacted in bank shares, but the tendency of prices was sot altogether favourable. Bank of Egypt, Bank of Queensland, Bank of Wales, City, Continental, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, Lon don and Brazilian, and London and Colonial improved ; while Agra, Alliance of London and Liverpool, Brazilian and Portuguese, Colonial, Imperial Ottoman, Metropolitan and Provincial, and Union of England and France declined. Australian Agricultural, Berlin Waterworks, and Joint Stock Discount were inquired for, while Crystal Palace, Great Ship Seventeen-and-a-Half per Cent. Preference, and United Kingdom showed flatness. Colonial government securities showed no varia tion. The share/ of the financial companies were steady, at about previous quotations. International Finaa cial were quoted 61 to 51 prem. General Credit and Finance, 2to 21 prem. and London Financial, 21, to 34 prem. Hudson's Bay left off at to and Egyptian Trading at 11 to 11 prem., bin rather lower. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 13 to prem. ; Thames and ?denser, 3 to 1 prem. Universal, 1 to ; North British and Wel r 177 1 to 18 1 ; and Commercial Union, 4 to 41 Oriental Hotel shares were nominally quoted 1. to f prem. ; Marine Investment, to 1 prem. • Buxton Hotel, to prem. ; and Star and Gads ; Hotel, to 1 prem. MINES.-{THIS DAYJ Two &Owoi. Apart from the fortnightly settlement, which will be concluded to-morrow, there is little humane's doing in the mining market. North Crofty sad West Chiverton shares are rather firmer. Nome of the present quotations are as follows :—Cara Brea, 70 to 72 ; Cbiverton, 7 to 4 ; Drakewalls, to 2 ; Rost Cern Brea, 71 tog ; Fast Caradon, 28 to Vbeing 2 lniet ; Great Fortune, 29 to 30 ; Marko alley, 6 to ; North Crofty, 4to I ; Tiucroft, 194 to ; West Chwerton, 32 to 33 ; Wheal Crofty, 3 to 4 ; Wheal Ludoott, 24 to 3 ; sad Wheal Beton. 216 to 220. _ _ _ Copiapo Mining shares have improved. Other foreign u well as colonial mines are quiet. The Directors of the St John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received—by telegram, from Lisbon—the following report, dated Morra Velho, August :—Produce for July, 40,017 oitsvaa ; cost for July, 9,9L01. ; profit for July, 5,4781. Produoe ten days of August, 11,467 oitavas ; yield, 6.292 oitavas per too. The committee of the Stock Exchange has ap pointed Friday next a special settling day in the shares of the Great Devon and Bedford (Col.:bat ten) Copper Mining Company (Limited), which, however, are not to be marked. The half-yearly general meeting of the Linares Lead Mining Company will be held on the 24th but., when it will be proposed to register the undertaking under the Limited Liability Act. X 100 100 100 1•. 3 ' COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARK ETb. • TEIIB DAY.) (air azierazo AND larraxanozac TELDGIAPIL) (nom oca OWN °Duman:mar.) Corroa.—Market very Moody ; ides probably 90,000 baler or more. _ . . Colo.—Market moderatelr atteeded. Wheat •erygole. at M. per costal lower. Floor difficult to sell except choice wools, which are scams. Indies sea slow We. Egyptian beim steady, at late rates. Oats sod °dowel dull, and 6d. p.r load cleaver. MINCING LANK-(TRH)IDAY.) If,oae.—The market has opsasa staaddy at last wed es prima for West ladia. The pooh" sales are cosaaad to 300 blols. of Barbadoes, and 3.100 bags of Mae. riling.. The farmer bre sokt at 32.4. &I to Me. 6d., bang full pekes. Refined continues dull, and prior have farther slightly cleaned, brown lumps haying sold rather below 448. lid. . . . . . ..7orri.i.—A fair amount of general busbies@ baa bees transacted at full Inc... Tr.a.—The public sales were commenced to-day, and an progressing without materiwl cbanse is prices. fticr..-4,000 bats Bengal sold at Be. 3d. for ordinary cargo, sod 9s. for Hallam. tleirss.— A small perm' of Patang pepper sold at 31d. to 30., sod IC3 cases of csasia li;,ma, third pile, 83s. to Ws. FILMT.—A limited busier= it doing at about previous Pry ces. .-400 make sold, Demerara at ls. 6d., and Jamaica at fall !atm. . . . .•.....-. . SALTPITIM—A parcel of Bawl sold at 375. Gd. cub, for retro:doe G per cont. Corros continues in active request at odvenciog prices. The total eats yesterday Imre about 6,000 bales. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The issciost is quiet. Tow. tallow is emoted 41s. fhl. net cash , Petersburg Y.O. as the spot, 43.., Imo ; ditto old, thc. ; October to December, 43c ; December. 4:14. Rd.; Jammers to Merck 435. tld. to 435. 6d. ; March, 445. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Ran my sad Eludes report trade am so firm fee clovers. Good demand for green hay at last day's prim. Pune Mtanni. —At the Broughton Gifford (Wilu) annual borthadtural exhibition, held a day or tee since. by the side of a brace of cucumbers, two feet is length, were a brace of habits twin children of Janus Cools. cuutable of the village. and next to that a spray of slue beautiful apples, clustered together like a hooch at grapes, also the property of the said James Cools A Pint prise of 10s. was awarded the cucumbers. a prise of 10a. for the twin babies, aid a first prize tithe similes. We beer that there is tots • special class oextyear for ths best set of twigy one variety. from parent stalk, to be decided by weight.— Bristol Post. [44 rho I Is as/ lad 110 !(. 1 . 4 I 711 ill} 1071 - 21