The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-21 00:00:00

she was in liquor I sent her away. )!T daughter woe up, and she also was very drank. She said she would have her husband's --life. milli sag she should sot, and abut the door. She then made use al most Oily language, and my husband went and requested her to go away; and as she would not he told me to throw a pail of water over her. 1 threw the water, but none went over her. I replier:lth° pail in my room, when the prisoner rushed at me and struck me in the face. I tried to return the blow, when she struck me on the head and cut it. Dined; after blood came rushing from my month, and I won* uP my son. I told him that his wife bad stabbed me. I ran out and met a policeman, who took me to • surgeon's. and be directed my instant removal to the hospital in a cab, where I. fainted, and recollect nothing more. I only came out this morning, and am now very weak. Catherine Sheen, a girl living in the mme home as the mother, said—The prisoner came into our room and took a knife off the bed, and directly after I maw Mrs. Wood bleeding from the face. Edward florley, 141 D, said—About half-past 8 at night I was is High-street, when the proseentrix came to me bleeding profusely from her face and hand. I took her to the doctor's, and afterward' apprehended the prisoner, who was very drunk. Her father-in-law afterwards gave me the knife. _ _ Prisoner said the recollected nothing of what occurred. Mr. Yardley fully committed the prisoner for triaL AS the prisoner was being removed the howling and screeching again conunenosd sod was taken up by the pri soner's friend. outside the court, and seven or eight policemen had to remove the crowd. THAMES. A PIG IN A POKIL A dirty little old man, vein , shabbily did, and with a large quantity of beard and moustache, and who gave the same of Charles Steward, WOO brought before Mr. Par tridge, charged with stealing a pig. John Sherman, a police-coestable, 285 produced • live pig in a beg, and said be stopped the primmer with it in the Londoa.road, Bow, at half - pall 4 °Work this morning, and upon asking the prisoner where he obtained it, he replied, in the Minories. He asked the primer when he was pies to which he answered, to Bermoodsey. Mr. Partri dge —He was on the wrong aide of the river for Bennowdsey. Sherman—Yes, sir ; he was going towards Beath when I stopped him, I asked him . what he gave for the pig. HO said 12s. Afterwards be sa id 11s. The prisoner, who mumbled eoseething between his teeth for some time, was understood to say the policeman wanted the pig to make pork pies with. Mr. Partridge la this man sober ? Inspector Griffin—He is quite sober, sir. I would not hays pot him in the dock if he had not been sober. Mr. Bowdler (the second clerk)—Ls the prisoner a Jew! (Laughter.) _ _ The prianner—Did you ever know a Jew to deal in pork (Loud laughter.) Mr. Partridge—Where do you live The prisoner —At No. 1, Blue Anchor-road, Bermondsey. Sir. Partridge asked the police-coosiable if he had made inquiries at No.l, Blue Anchor-rod ? Sherman—No, sir, I have sot. He said a little while ago he bought the pig is Billericay. Mr. Partridge—At Billericay, in Bram? What have you to my about the pig —is it year pig? The prisoner —Yee. Charles Steward, of No. 1, Blue Anchor-rowl,Bermondsey. Homily waste the pig forlumeelf, for pork pies and sausages. (Laughter.) Mr. Partridge asked the cosatalils if be had rams to believe the prisoner gave a false address. Sherman—No. Mr. Partridie—Then discharge the old man andere him his pig. I don't understand why he was taken into me dy. lo The prisoner threw the pig across lilhalionlder and left the court. SUSPECTED DEATH BY POISON. fl QUEST.--(THIS DAY.) This day, at 12 o'clock, Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex cormier, held ea inquiry at the Crow and Leek Torero, Palltionrtreet, Mile-end, respecting the death of Mrs. Ruth Blythe, aged 22 year& Sarah Puller, 19, Plesesat-rew, Mile-tad New= mother of the deceased, said that her daughter was to dames Blythe, a poulterer. They lived at 5, High-street, Great Gerdes-street, and there deceased died on Friday. Witness removed the body of the deceased to her hones the same night. For nine weeks she complained of illoaes—a severe internal pain and a swelling of the stomach. She was attended by Dr. Charopoeys sod _by Mr. Cockrell for one day each, and by Dr. Godfrey. Witness did not be lieve that there was any cause for death other than internal inns= mation. Sr the Coroner—Witness at one time might have been anxious to fled out the real cause of death. Wits's' did not know whether deceased's brother believed that her death arose from a different came sad wished for a post-mortem examination. Deceased was on good terms with her has. brad. She had taken laudanum 18 mouths ago. Mr. Wm. rkkitrey, said that his uncle, Dr. God trey, attended deceased before death. In consequence of a nom. munteation witness made a postmortem examination. The mother wished it. Witness found the body well developed, and presenting no external egos of disease. The lungs were healthy. The peritoneum was inflamed, and lymph was effused into the lower intestines . The stomach was of a bright vermilion red throughout. There was about six ounces of a dark fluid is the stomach. There was no other symptom of disease. Is consequence of a suggestion made Dr. Godfrey seat the stomach and its °outsets to Dr. Tayl.r for analysis. It appeased as if the deceased had died from poison. The remit of the analysis had not let been ascertained. It was stated to witness that dsssd had been murdered by poison. Yrs. Polley said that cleansed made no statement to her that poison bad been admieistered to her. Witness did not know where liar son wan at present, but she did not think he was right in what he stated. There wens rumours sa to the way in which her daughter had met her death. The Coroner said that rumours wore not evidence. The witness said that her daughter took no poison her self for the last eighteen months. The Coroner said that he should adjourn the proesediass for the production of important witnesses, who wire at present absent. According to the medical (widows it wes a strong case of suspicion, but until the evidence of Dr. Taylor could be procured it could not be positively known whether the symptoms observed had beim really the remit & s. proceedings were adjourned aorertliagly. THS PERUVIAR DOLLAR BONDS.-( THIS DAY.) A meeting, comprising at Last seven-eighths of the holders of the above hoods, was held at 1 o'clock, at the offices of Mr. Lewis H. Haelewood, 7, Lothbury, 'To consider what steps should taken to obtain payment of their bends and coupoos in ' hard instead of in the depreciated American paper now illegally tendered." The CHAILMAN L H. Healewood), said • great deal had been already does in the way of represesatioes to the Peruvian government, but no satisfactory answer could be obtained. The grievance commenced in December, 1862. when coupon' had to be sent out and mutest was tendered in greenbacks. After that there was • large drawing of hoods, and instructions were sent oat by the holden to the 'gents not to receive anything but hard dollars, and to protest non-payment. The greenbac k s were protested by Mews. Brow., in Philadelphia. and seat back again. Siete that time the May bonds had barns doe, and again payment was retuned. la May last • memorial was sent to the Peruvian government, bearing the signatures of Meseve. Brehm , and 44 ether firms, in which the cam on behalf of the basinelassi was pointed out, sod allusion made to the fast that So hoiden were in reality asked to receive ire. td. insteed of 4e. 2d. An answer was returned as the 13411 of ! Tidy, snaking attention to the grievances, bat sodden hadensebenes done.—After some ersvereaties the followleg resolution was agreed to :—" Reeolved—That this meeting declines to receive as payment for their hoods and cooper the United States paper money, tendered by the finessiiii agents of the Peruvian government in New York, and de. mends that each payments shall be rude in specie or its equivalence." A BONDHOLDER suggested that the resolution should be communicated to the committee of the Stock Exchange, with a view of preventing the Peruvian government from obtaining any further loan until they had fulfilled their pest eopigemeass. (Harr, hear.) The CHAIRMAN said he could not believe the Peruvian government would so far damage their credit as to refuse to do justice in the matter. If. however, they did it would be for the bondholders to meet and pun such a resolution. One gentleman had suggested that the Peruvian foods in the hands of .Meese. Gibbs might be attached if en application for that purpose were made in due form. He mentioned this to show that it was not to be supposed the bondholders WOMB entirely without remedy. It having leen stated as a possibility that the Perseids government would consent to pay in hard dollen I. though not io A merits, the followingresoledeswere, after some consideratioe, adopted :--" That this malting la willing to accept payment in London, or is Spa* et elsewhere, as is most connaient to the Pravda governess% provided always that payment be made in such a curves as shall yield at least& per dollar to the English holder.' " That, inastnoch as the loan of 1862 is necessarily da mn* to the holden of the dollar bonds, by reason of the increased supply of Peruvian securities, sod as the holders of the former Anglo-Peruvian Four-lied-a-Half per Cent. sad Three par Cent. and Uribarren and Reps bonds were most liberally dealt with sad amply compensated by the terms of the consolidation. this meeting trusts that they may wave the same hiend and Mai the is lmig loon epos their beetle say be bmweewil to II per test, so that they reay deed is the weskit am equal terms with the 1999 --- Mr. GZOIGE HASLZWOOD observed that the amount 'sq. able annually for interest was under 19,000 f. if paid is sovereigns, and about 12,0001. if paid in grembeeirs ; so that all the Peruvian government would get by perpetrating the injustice complained of wee 7,0001. per annum. The entire dote was little more than 400,000! The previous nrentorisl wee readopted, and a committee appointed to wait upon the love .o and generally to attend to the interests of the The railway between Winchester and Alton, through Alrestord, is rapidly provesidag towards coot platioa. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1863; Lil'ltST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE tat ammo raaows.) KELSO ZIDULTING.—(THIS DAY.) SW EEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. Threstmartees of a mile. Dawdle. Piesmies, and Tod-Tod an hen. ROXBURGHE HANDICAP. One mils and a half. Joey Japer, Liam" The Nook, My Nary, Alice, Lothian's King, Donne Caws, Early Purl, Verdian, Tin Serf, and Boany Bell an hem ENTRY FOR STEWARDS' CUP. Onos round and a distance. Lisette, Michael Soott, Dick Swindler, and Cocktail f. AB are here. KELSOPLATE._ One Joey Jones, Lothian's King, Michael Scott, Certainty, Little Nell, Untie, Bonny Bell, Unfashionable Beauty, Aline, Enfield, &heat, Persuasion, Reviver, end Spirit of the Air are here. Orton inarrnia.—Weatbernise, Random. Wellington, Nicety, Wes Taft, Lothian's Queen, and Barbara Allen. BARNSTAPLE ELECTION. At the close of the poll the numbers were— Lloyd (liberal), 298 ; Bremridge (conservative), 222. The 'lima% claim& majority of 21. Great excitement prevails is the town, mad accusations of bribery are mole. ALLEGED MURDER IN WARWICKSHIRE. A retired tradesman of Warwick, Mr.C. Plummer is 'apposed to have been murdered by two agricultural labourer in thin county under cireentebanose which have natoilly suited the eeipes abhorren t Plummer wu on a visit to his nephew, and was walking with him on his farm at fenny Compton, a few miles from Leamington, when they found John and William Beam trespassing, and Ricketts ordered them off. Oa this dimity pretext, the two Beers', who are brothers, set upon the unoffending Mr. Plummer and maltreated him in a most savage manner. Ricketts attacked one of the mee and was well able to cope with him, but not so his uncle, and the young man, who is a parish constable, set off to procure assistaace. While he was gone the fellows con. tinned to kick Mr. Plummer on the head till they inflicted mortal injuries, from which he expired yesterday. Both offenden are in custody, and have been remanded by the magistrates until the inquest is held. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. RIE-LAND. —l7llllB DAY.) Notwithstanding that only • limited quantity of home grown wheat wee es offer in our market to-day, the demand for all kinds Ina very inactive, at pekes abut equal to Monday, and at which a fair clearance of the duds wu effeMea. The show of foreign wheat was extensive ; good and flue qualities were in modante request, at full currencies ; but other kinds moved off heavily, at barely late rates. There was a fair average business doing in floating anon of grain, at extreme currencies. Re were tolerably well, but not to say heavily, supplied with barley. Moat descriptions were inactive ; nevertheless, prior were samorted. rue new malt was quite as dear as lest week, but old week were somewhat neglected. Oats, the supply of which was moderately good, were very inactive, and in some instances heated parcels ruled in favour of buyers. The inquiry for beano was heavy at Monday's decline in Yew were a dell sale, at lately late rates. Most kinds of sour supported previous quotations ; but the trade was far from active. Tares were very dull, at barely the late decline in value. All other seeds MHO a slow sale. L cakes very little was wain. MAIM PRIM 211111411 Z. Pfs Qr. wain. L L nom Lent, red 1801 36 to 43 Ditto, now 4l to 43 „ Dittowlsltol2 40 to 46 Mt& Dow 41 to 44 No;folk sad lAiscoii nd 1861 4l to 43 Ditto, my, . _ _ _ Pwe Qr. OAK. a goolcb, teed LTA, tiLle ag. 16 to IS black 41 to 44 MAIL Na k mpa 29 to II ?So Harrow rillawl ___ 26 to 42 Waling Grinding Dinning 26 YAM ism Xenon. and alt to et Kingdom and Wan 67 to 68 Brown _ _ 10 to is U So 36 SI to SS RAIL 33 $0 ZVL ITaira made; lierlBo tbs. Household lt to Se Country 27 So Si Norfolk sad Suffolk, ox ship 27 to 00 New .. Uto O lailtelt, teed la to 12 „ potato 2l to 25 Pa - Qr. Wain. & I. Moak lad Koslga bon 45 to 56 aostooit t llooklen Per Qr. 0116. L I. Domlsh sad Swedish 16 to II Raul= 11= 42 to 43 34 to 44 Suasion, hard St to SS 11 117Ptioo Danilit -----. T)IC AIIIO . IICM, red 4O to 64 ~ whit*. i LIV E ....... 34 to 37 .. 14 to 37 INDIAN CORN. . White 29 to 111 Yellow _ - - ET to 29 Grinding - II to MAIM. Ilattiog OM nen. Meek per sack .... id to ST 8 10 811111 . .. .. 86 to is Aseirlese, is taL .. 18 to II eses 6lB 4 .. 18 to II lITTO LONDON, BY Yank I TO OCT. 10, INCLDHIVE. Dotal, taw 17 to 21 ~ hod AIitIVAIS OF GLIM, hO.. CAIIRIAOS. YAWL ocr. r Most. Dario. Mal Oda )lour. qrs. his. qrs. qrs. brig. rah RDA* sad Seokli WO 03 WS .. Irish tondo IMO 0160 .. 17710 .. 40 - - iota 1060 IWO 880 18500 .. 670 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ITEM DAY.) (PT awn= AND tanaxinow, rawsars.) (MON OUR OWN 0011MONDINT.) The market epees very steady today, and prime realism to bar len. Sales wilt probably foot up 15,030 bales, or more. MINCING LANE.--(THIS DAY.) SCGAIL—Thu marled oettioses very active and the ad. vasce out Met week's prim is sow la. 6d. to ' 2s. per cwt.; the sales include Porto Rico at Ma. 6d. to 40s. ; Cute Ramon& at 365. to 38a. ; Ravansah. 355. 6d. to 40. liaailla cloyed. 345. 3.1. to 355. ; Guatemala brows sad yellow, 335. 6d. to 365. 6d. ; !fatuities brows, 30a. to 35e. 6a. ; palsy, 32a. to 455. Reload is also in good re quiet at aa advance of 6d. to ls. par owt. 001 M. —At • slight decline • fair amount of business has beim traissasted. Plantation Cirylos ism 665. to 70a. floe ordinary to good middling. 74e. 6d. to 88a.; pothers', 89a. to 93. Tu —The taartet continues unaltered. Itrcs.—The 'market is steady; yellow cargo Bespl sold as se. ea.; Bowl. white. 10s 30. SALTrarrot—No vales reported. Rom.—About 100 auks of Mauritius !old at la. bo - The insrlost is firm, and prime ere again e b tly dearer. The total sales yesterday were about 5,000 JUTI.—The demand continue brisk at Inn ester. Irmo. —The sales proceed with great spirit at extreme prier ; last let yesterday. 7.011. itarnowca boa sold at the fall vain*; good and doe, 64 71. tkl. to 74 MI. TALLOW MARIEST.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Borbjohied are the t quote, Skase :—Tows tallow, 44e. ask cash ; P Y.O. co the spa.. 445. 9d. ; October Se Deoessber. 445. ed. ; De cember. 45e. ; Justify to Musk Os. 3d. ; Xarch.44s. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Morn. Pattimodee and Om= that the demand for hops motioned good at kte q Tan NATIONAL Butt .—A morning oontemporaty barn ineetioaed the mese of the National Bank as the bank referred to for a contemplated aroalgunatiou with the Loadoe and Xsddlesex Beak. The directors of the Natioeal Beak have instructed their searetery to state, that so far as the Netball Bank is essouned, the rumour is wholly with out foussiaties. TNT CLIIROT.--CLIRICAL SUBSCRIPTION AND TEI BURIAL Omcs or mg Gloom —Although the exclusion of reporters freer the meeting onaverisd by Archdeacon Sandford, sod held yesterday, precludes us from entering foto detail ; we ere enabled to state generally that the archdescou s suturnous was obeyed by a large member of clergy. including the Hos. red Rev. G. H. Yorks, Ran. Dr. Miller. Dr. Dittoes', L Bporawr, F. K. Smythe, W. °actin. W. Gower, 0. B. Y. Latimer, J. B. Mendes, 3. Let P. Reyselds„ F. 8. Dale. H. Beydaa. W. Barker. W. Ocala, jot A. Moods. H. Helebhme. W. Dishy. H. T. Breay, B. J. Means, L. Tattiest, R. W. Johosat B. Stephso goo, J. 11. Bs W. B. Smith. J. Smith, P. Browse, G. Nita'. N. BtepMtssees, its. After prayer by the rese mble chairman , the subject of the &dsratio• imposed by the Act et Uniformity, impressive of " unfelgoed resat and oterrewt," was diseased. sod • majorit y were la favour of alteration or repsaL The burial smotes was seat coosidered. Many, however, had beat obliged to leave the conformer, before this wooed portion MOO at. Bat the mejonty of those who remained were In (avow of the change of cortais espressioes whisk have loug been the soklesta if discuarfoo, both withsa and without the church.—Biroinykao Gazette. SHARE GIST&-(TBlli DAY.) Two o`Ozooz. The railway market continues to present a dull appearance, in the absence of business. With the exception of a decline of 1 per cent. in Great Eastern, the leading stocks are quoted the sameasyeaterday. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1:1 to 1 ; Great Western, 851 to ; M idland, 1 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1101. to 111 ; Caledonian, 1191 to 1 • South Eastern, 951 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 50.1 tn . } ; Great Northern, 127 to 128 ; London and South Western, 101 to 102 ; and Metropolitan, 131 to 132. Sambre and Meuse shares have improved, and San Paulo and Dutch Rhenish are in demand. Other foreign lines are steady. Indian and Cana dian railway securities exhibit no variation. BRITISH POII6=IONII. Mu Pd I 166ftwaYa. 1 yrt.,4 l I Sal. sub. """ 100 1 198 sa ON lawn* 85 II r ss. NO ssause.dstuag.s..4 106 1 1064 g N n us. New 1 Pa I us 74 am w....s 1 1 psi - ssi au Belallolasieemeen 1 14 I 111 ell Dblealwift• . 111 2 4 •-• 1 us Ms assassisk.ausaiii •-• • a Its T ratUes m Is tor - - - 1 1111 118 69. 6 .5eZ IN 105 - no a uaresraeolp.e.par.pret -•- - I N IN *dos Napa -. IN 100 1 51 IN NM LAN goo sisaL MI 13 102 1 6- 22 IS Do. G. tosorlan 1 pa - 1 N 19 Do. 11. do 1 Bt. 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PLib do IN i 10 ? - *t 110 Do. 14.N.1164.6.50 4 101 166 1031 BILITUR 311117/5. a • I Iflnie. PI I 01. plop I lola. 76. , 1 Camerae Cos. GoI4, 1 1 4 T "- 3.• • .. ..:olvertoo touroed einaL NI 38 39 - 1.021 ..Day. (6. Oat. (Tube ) I 666 465 - It,ooo .. Dralunralls 611 .. NM Benet p N 71 76 - WO I Beat l Claps Geld (UNops) ) 111 . t e lla vsr - 16 .. NA Wad 114 = OW - 11.1/I.llnuelalislalk ) 849404 I 51 - R N I .. Granalia aOA ANIL 691 13 16 - WIN loath 7olgal .. a Wk. 746 (11ablael lO 91 101 .- LON .. arenvllle - 1,686 .. 114rode.fool.. -OL IN 36 Nod - 0,660 .. 111spaes Dona ..- - Waal If It - MN - Loft Bret LILO. 1 IN .. =16 . 2• 7 1 Wan ). 61 LS 10 - 5,406 .. - KAN 6 Veryody !rob Ore.. 711 0? 14 llllO5 ao - NS .. law Man-. LINO ... War* Deems 700 .. Noe* Roamer - 116. 011. IleaN6 (Mope) *la. If 31 •-• - 1,660 .. Borth WI N 1 *at* 1.110 II Proddense (11. !ANC NM. 43 46 ..• 700 .. Roaksar Nom* .. 1 2 - 54$ .. 8. Oared= MIL Geer,- If 116 426 - lAN .. I. Ora Brae (Wow) . 6 1 1 4 1 6 1 14 •- .. 8. W. Freasea (Magas) 14.18.9. ID 46 •-• IN Nray Park loll7a. N 38 ..... 111101 $ Tamar 01114.4•61/N C. 41 15 1 10 4 •-• ONII IMO - 1 1 1466 laret(Ulope).. 1 4 01 101 - lAN - W. Dorado. rUakpod) 5 10 U - ;0 .. West lekarka lO - - - elO .. VIN 6 &Noe 512 - 1111. lama (Mow) - N 4 .. WIL Balky (111441 Vb) 6 10 N - COO ... *Nal lailao46 L10.3 221 - 4.44 ..„ 11.36.“ Awn (614aboa ' 1 111 96 - 81111 .. Wbeal Mon 5lll 175 115 14 -. PI 1.040 .. WS. Tralawnoy Waal 7 11 U - MN .„ WINN MON 4 2 1 3 4 - 101ZIGN OBLIO•1101 .1 Modal ides& iii i 4l ,i ~.. SD In 111 Mt _.! 91. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ozaz. The sleek markets opened this morning with increased firmness, but have since become flat The funds are now quoted barely so good as they closed yesterday. The only fluctuation of impor tance has been in foreign stocks, which, after improv;ng, have given way. Some of the more speculative descriptions, especially Mexican and Greek, are now quoted worse than yesterday after noon. _ . At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. 13entes opened at 67fr. 15e., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 93, "buyers," for money, and 931, "buyers," for the account (Nov. 5). The official business report is as fol lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 93 ; ditto for amount, 931; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., all, I; India Five per Cent. stock, 109, ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "eufaced" rupee paper, 1161; and Exchequer Bills, 2s. prem.. 1L dia. Mexican Bonds opened at an improvement, and were marked as good as 431. Bales were then pressed as low as 42, and the present quotation-42g tof—is worse than yesterday. Spanish Passive Bonds, after advancing, have likewise fallen, and are last marked 351. Greek are 1 lower than yesterday, at 301 to sq. The Twkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 92 to 93, ex div. ; ditto, 1868, 701 to 711, being better ; ditto 1862, 711 to 1 ; and the Consolides, 531 to 54. Transactions are recorded wk follows ::—Braxilian Old Five per Cents., 1001, ex div. ; Dutch Two and-a-Ralf per Cents., 641, 1 ; ditto Certificates, 1001, ex div. ;Egyptian, 1001, 101, 100; Greek, 311,1, 301, 31/ ; ditto Coupons, for account, 15, 141; Italian, for account, 721 ; ditto Maremmans Rail way, 811 ; Mexican, for account, 431, 1, 42, _ _ f; New Granada Deferred, 9*, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 49 ; ditto 1856,1857, 1858, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 481 ; Rus sian, 1862, 93* ; Spanish Passive, for account, 361, *, 351, I, * ; ditto Certificates, for account, 14, 14 ; Turkiah, 1854, for account, 921, ex div. ; ditto, 1858, for account, 70} ditto, 100/. Bonds, 73*; ditto, 1862, for account, 711, I,}; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 61f, 62, 611. Brazilian scrip is quoted I to 1 prem., and Por tuguese, to 1 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 51 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 51 to 1 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, to 31 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, Ifl to dis. ; Discount Corporation, 9to prem. ; Pri vileged Bank of Austria, par to prem. ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, a to a prem. ; Land Mort gage Bank of India, 31 to prem. ; and Egyptian Trading, 21 to a prem. Both Mexican and Greek Bonds are at the moment peculiarly liable to be acted upon violently by speculative influences. Should the money market become easier the position of the numerous specu lators who hold these bonds on borrowed money will be proportionately strengthened. As regards the new banks and financial and miscellaneous companies there is still a strong disposition on the part of the public to invest ; and thus the current premiums are not only, as • rule, fully maintained, but in some instances exceeded. That the surplus of unemployed money at the disposal of the public must have been extraordinarily large may fairly be inferred from the readiness with which the enor mous mass of new securities created during the currentyear has been taken up. The most remark able feature of all consists, perhaps, in the indica tions that the appetite is still unsatisfied—this being, at least, the inference suggested by the favour with which projects of the very latest creation are still received and supported at con siderable premiums. There was a steady demand at the Bank of Eng land discount office yesterday ; but iu the general market the indications of an increase in the supply of money were again apparent, and in some instances, especially for short periods, transactions took place in good bills • fraction below the Bank minimum. . . About 300,000/. in silver has already been en gaged for transmission to Bombay by the steamer of the 27th inst. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented scarcely any alteration from last post's rates, being quoted as follows ; Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.19} to a ; ditto, 3 days, 1117 to a; Itoawdam. 3 months, ILI9I to ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Hominy& ma. tone°, tame months, 13.83 to f ; Paris,3 days, 23.221 10 30; ditto, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Fraakfort-on-the-Ilaine, 3 menthe, 1191 to ; Petersham (psr rouble), 3 months, 36/ to 1 ' • Vienna, ea. &a, 3 monthNll.4s to 50 ; Trawl*, *ff. 60., 3 months, 1L45 to 50 ; 'Wald, 3 months, 481 to li ; Cadis, 3 mouths, 481 to ; Leghorn, 3 month., 25.65 te 70 ; Genoa, 3 months 23.60 to 70 ; Milan, 3 months, 96.65 to 70; Naples, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Palermo. 3 maths, 25.65 to7o ; Ifeanna, 3 months, 23.65 to 70; Lisbon, 90days, ow to f ; Oporto, 90 days. 521 to We understand that the Loudon and Middlesex Bank are making arrangements for an amalgama tion with an old-established bank. The London and Middlesex Bank, it will be remembered,' was formerly known as the Unity Bank. The °woof the stockbrokers, to which reference was made two days ago, continues to attract attention. The Stock Exchange rule prohibiting members to transact business for clerks in mercantile or public establishments without the knowledge and sanction of their principals, is one of so salutary a tendency that the committee can hardly be too strict in enforcing its bond fide observance. Had all the members of the Stock Exchange been as care ful as they ought to have been, it is probable that neither Redpath nor Pullinger would ever have achieved their infamous notoriety. At the same time it is evident that there are few rules in the infringement of which such various degree, and even shades, of blame may be involved. It is understood that this holds good in particular in the eau of the mercantile clerk, for permitting whose irregular transactions several members of the hoese are now under arraignment before the committee. In one or two instances it is said severe blame attaches to the brokers concerned, but in another— where the chief partner in the inculpated brokers' firm is a man of position, and himself a member of the Stock Exchange Committee—much sympathy is expressed, the irregularity having occurred through extending a too good-natured indulgence to one of their own clerks, who was allowed to execute commissions for the young man re ferred to. It is not for us to prejudge the case, or to attempt to auticipete the well-weighed decision of the committee, who will doubtless admiuister justice with an even band, and uphold in its integrity a most wholesome rule, at the same time that, enjoying the advantage of complete acquaintance with the facts, they will draw a just distinction between various degrees of culpability. The wilful infraction of a rule and a mere inadvertence ere widely different cases ; and justice requires that they should be dealt with accordingly. The allotment of the Discount Corporation shares is not expected to be issued until about the middle of next week, although the " letters of regret" will doubtless be sent out sooner. It appears that the number of applicants is no less that 2,500, so that an allotment of only four shares to each of them would absorb the whole of the first issue of 1,000,0001. of eapitaL Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gsa, I dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Inwaranes—Allfases MASI) sad Foreign. 154 ; Atka, 131, ; Guardian, St ; Imperial Fire, 330; Indemnity Marine, 144 ; Looks and Previa:Nl Marine, ; Omen Maoism. 17j ; o Beek We, 71; Thames sad Mersey Marine (Unite& 61, 4; kus.ldvsmia that.. ilamittrn, 51, j. D o —Leados, 68. tal,oland Ocilm—Deropsea, ; Imperial Ometime r4, A ; Musk, 122; Umeed Genera, 50 4, Westnueeter Chartered, 87 ; ditto New, 46. Waterworks.—Berlia, /1), L j ; But Loudon, 132, 4,2; ditto New, 104. Tusm►s tea• Consols closed to-day at yesterday's quotations, namely 93 to 4 for money, and 93* to 3 for the sth November. At one period of the day an improvement of i t per taint. was temporarily quoted. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 93, ditto for account, 931 ; Three per Cent.. Re duced, 911, 4 I ; New Three per Cents., 91 1 , 4, Bank Stock, 233, 23& ; India Stock, 226, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 109, I ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001, ; Five per Cent. "enfaoed " rupee paper, 1971. The India Five and Four per Cent. Stocks were steady. Exchequer Bills remain dull at 2a. din. to is. prem. The foreign stock market opened with a more favourable appearance, but soon gave way. In the afternoon, however, a decided improvement oc curred in some stocks. The "letters of regret" of the Land Mortgage Bank of India were distributed this morning, and were very numerous. The price, after declining to 3 prem., closed at nto 11 prem. The allotment is expected to take place about Friday. The shares of the East London Bank were in demand, and have risen this afternoon to 44 to 5 prem., being about 1/. 7s. 6d. higher than yesterday. The shares of the London Financial Association have to-day experienced a fresh rise, closing at 84 to 4 prem. International Financial were firmer at 54 to 1 prem. ; and General Credit steady at 2 to 3* prem. Hudson's Bay remain fiat at 14 to 1 die., while Egyptian Trading have improved to 2 to *prem. In the market for bank shares the transac tions were numerous. British and American Ex change, Bank of British Columbia, Bank of Hin dostan, London Bank of Scotland, London and South American, National Bank of Liverpool, and Union Bank of London, were all quoted better ; while Agra, Austral asia, Colonial, London and Brazilian, London and Buenos Ayres, London and Middlesex, London and Westminster, Mercantile and Exchange, South Australian, and Standard Bank of Africa, hays receded. Madras Irrigation and Van Diemen's Land shares were flat. A further improvement of 1/. has taken place in Peninsular and Oriental Steam. London and St. Katharine Dock atocka have risen 1 per cent. There were also inquiries for South African Mortgage and Investment. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 124 to 13 prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 4I to prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 18 to ; Commercial Union, 34 to 4 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, * to 4 prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 14 prem. ; and English and Scottish Marine, I to I prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally quoted to ¢ prem. ; Anglo-Am trian Bank, * to it prem. ; and Mash Indian Tea, 4tolprem. OiLDDIALY NUM AND Mal% lain ItIaWATL ans.,WoLesitan If m. Mollial=.... a Mid mad lask r OtraTrAl;::: Ooravall Do. A j A aaii..Ziiii, Dal I p.a. la pal 4 lo 11. Dahlia aadla IVO Dasid.,Parei, dalatia. idlalmegliaad Gluon (ft., lus. illl. Wanes De. • Nadi— , Do. B. Ang. RAL.N O . I erase Moved lboodan , Gran Nathan Doak Ana. so dlv. ow Dal j 11111 pal. la Ina Ga. Initial Wan. (In Gaon Waimea , Do.llonVsLevana Do. bona Wain Do. W . 1 410...0xii;, Do. Do. Moamar Do. 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The mining market is firm to-day, but there is less business. West Chiverton and Wheal Hope share* are firmer—the former at 54 to 58, and the latter at 5 to 6. On the other band, North Crofty are rather lower, at 4} to 5. East Caradon are quoted 27 to ; Cli ff ord Amalgamated, 38 to 4 ; ' wheal Crofty, 34 to ; Chiverton 12 to I ; Nast Basset, 70 to 72 • Wheal LudOott, 2 to , and East Chi verton, if to 84. Very littlebusiness has oc curred in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares aro neglected. Yudanamuta.na are firm. Sir Samuel Cunard, Batt, has joined the direc tion of the St. Cuthbert Lead Smelting Company (Limited). At the South Cern Brea Mine meeting, yester• day, the accounts showed a debit balance of 3,001 L A call of 10s. per share was made. At Wheal Union meeting, yesterday, the accounts showed a debit balance of 346/. A call of 2s. 6d. per share was made. West Cbiverton and Wheal Chiverton shares have been introduced into the Stock Exchange daily list, by authority of the committee. The annual report of the chaplain of the Man chester City Gaol hears additional testimony to the fortitude with which the cotton operatives have resisted the tempta tions of a period of severe distreee. Last year there was a large increase in the number of prim:Ppm, bat the chaplsin es premly states that that increase was not due to the m amma of feetesy operatives or other unemployed classes." This ear—thaty is, is the twelve months ending Sept. 30— there has been a decrease of 149 io the total number of com mittals. Among the persons committed during the year were 148 " returned convicts." The protracted inquiry iuto the murder of the man Chewer, at W. Iverhainpton, was brought to a dose yesteeday, bat without unravelling the mystery which hae hung over this terrible affair ever since the discovery of the deoeased's body. The coroner's jury could only enter • verdict of " Wilful murder against Wen person or penman unknown." A raid. has been made recently by the police on the bakers in Farnham, Hants, and the neighbouring vii- Loges, for selling bread short of weight to the poor. Om 21b. loaf sold to a poor was found to be short of w eight upwards of Joe f t app ears to be doubtful, how ever, whether the law can reecb the bakers in question, for they consider that almost every kind of bread can be proved to be fancy bread ; and if this kind of bread is the proper weight when pat into the eves, the bakers are not respon sible for the lase it Bedew in baking. DEATH OF A PoACHEE.—Au inquest was 110111 last week at the Ssloplofirmary. before the borough coroser, on the body of a man named Edward Jeffreys. lie wee getting over a stile, and the top bar was loose; be stumbled forward and fell, and the gun, which he was holdiegjiree bin left shoulder. with the butt end backwards, fell - f sward sod starch the ground and discharged. The contents of the goo entered his body over the hip joint and passed oat a$ the back. The jury found a verdict of Accidental death." Jeffreys was a notorious pc. eher. He hail bees several times in gaol, and was once sentenced to eve years' maid servitude. He had twice before been badly shot. A Suspicious DEATH,—CASTLERAII, 18.— Suspicion being aroused as to the death of a farmer mined James Gannon. of Taernashroore who died in his owe house en the 16th inmost, the p olice with Dr. Cawley proceeded to view the body, and on an examination by the doctor be found an extensive fracture at the back of the riaht ear, the skull driven into the brain. James Hellman, nephew of deceased, has been arrested and committed until the result of the inquest is known, ho having had a divot* with the dammed about some land.—Fecriaeo's ./anneal. Tun PROCUREVIAMPLILLAS AND UM COLLEAOUF.N. —A somewhat singular iocident occurred • few days age during the eating of the Correctional Tribunal of Ajaccio, then occupied in hearing a charge against a schoonneeter. for having, during the bet elections, made use of illegal means to procure votes for the gm/eminent caudidate. llareeggi„ an advocate, was speaking is sup. port of the charge, when he was roughly in terrupted by the Procureur.luiperial, at' ex - claimed— You have a wretched affair in band. 11. Car -1 coggi. to moms the lot of boobies who aro listeuing too you The council of the Order of the Advocates con sidered the observation offensive. and on the following day ' drew up a protest against the language used as > w i ng not only an insult to H. Stareiggi personally. bat to the whole bar. This protest ma nosed by the buttoner end other members, and sent to the Procureur-ImpiriaL—fieligensit. th.avin DECLARED FREE IN Cl7BA.—Mann rebels, in order to secure the value of their slave property, have quietly sent their chattel' to Cuba ; but this dirnii.r reason nas faded them, as, through the instrunicotality of Hr. Savage, oar able consul, many of thew, slaves have her. set free. It is a law of Spate that any slave bronglit front the continent or adjoim gisles becomes free from the moment be touches the roil of Cuba. It is the mine in the case of a slave being taken from Cuba to Spain, notwiti , standing the colonial relstioos.—Asscrieen paper. MEANIE() OF WERTERE A ilEitli'AS Basta Fe, Holy Faith ; the city was formerly e Wed Santa Fe de Sao Fraaciseo. the Holy Faith of St. Fmecie. The second city in aim in New ilexico— Albuquerque— takes ito name from Doe Joao Albuquerque. its founder. Les Vegas, The Meadows, so called from the beautiful country by which it is surrounded. Colorado, signifying Red, takes its sane from the reddish oolour of its river basks. Las Cruses. the City of the CCUSMta. El PM.% the Pass—here the Rio Geed becomes very narrow, while its Imbue high and rooky. Came City, the City of the Valley. Platte River was originally teem as Rio Plats. River of Silver.—,thirrierio paiar. MO IN VA hO 110 100 13 i 101 iSte I Ini i :-. yak all r SAD Wool IM N, O LY, 110.401 10,000 iiiii IP= MON MAW Lt 6. Nn,. IMO% • op (4. 1!0,000 1000001 60,000 20,000 110.4110 1111.10 UAW V4lll, 1411111 C M MOW ::.7. t 9 oat re 4 9 Pei 17_ 411 14 38 73 m 704 9 11 M " 13ii ... 1.11111 K! qT - ss 10 lai 11 114 6 44 106 i 6 - 4 lti i