The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-20 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, tiOntSpAI(KIWENING, OCTOBER *AM*. JAW INTELLIGENCE. from the out I took her to the station. She walked AB,E kI.STS."-(reis PAL 4 there. Not any of her friends ere here, but the told me --............ (THIS DAY.) that she lived at Gandarwell, mid left her mietresis boom . lase night to go and eire her ate/ et Tottenham. Two o'Clums. --w-- Maganste-Dom not that road lead or to Tottenham! The railway market is firm to-day with an in- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Occaskas - Yee, sir: 41 ° 4 "sit in *cod i _ . t ,e r lt,. fer t he creased amount of business, and severe/ of the prin. d ' ai m 0 "'"" cd from the roa d , an d seems is a cipal lints have a d van ce d . Metropolitan stock ha (Before Mr. Winslow, as Commiesiocer.) rZe l l e :reen pais-plot between the road sod the pond which i . le es LLOTD.- APPLICATION FOR SILL= she mast have =moo to reac h the water . Th ere I s no ea. ' risen 1 per cent., Greet Western . , Midland i, Loo ns bankrupt, who was described as of Pimlico and of gnaw from the road to the gram-plot. I don and North Western I, and South Eastern 1. St l'socrea, of no business, obtained his order of discharge Clerk (to primmeri-How old, and what are yea? London and North Western stock is now quoted co the 4th inst. from debts of 9741. lie now applied for prieneer-1 am 22, and bare been a servant, I fell into ' 1121 to i ; Great Western, 72 to } ; Mid is release from custody, where be had since remained. th e 'near while looking for Stamford - hill-gate , which 114 ' 130 i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1121 tc Mr. Reed supported the application, contending that the could oat g a d . I order of discharge M eucc i from all debts w hi c h were proved Goostahle-The gate has bees removed, your worship. to 1134 ; Caledonian, 122} to 1234 ; South Eastern, or provable alder the bankruptcy. She told me abeam* dot find it. sad the corner of the pond . 82 3 tot ; Great Eastern, 43 3 to 44 ,• Great North- Mr. Ongood, on behalf of the detaining creditor, Mr. does ran that way where it stood. She tells me her sister ern, Ito 129 ; London and South Western, 94 John Jones, tailor, Regent-street, contended that as Mr. and Metrupolitsa L y.% to 1114. Joen's proof had only been admitted for the amount of the is in MOM, at Totteabem, sedates has friend' at Romford. I t o 96 ; I keow that she did net call out. She parsed me on the I vi,..i. th e .. .. ihardw.v . wwetiwc, which With exception o f debt, and not for the costs, the judgment having been oh- road u the clock was striking 11, and ten minutes dear- l "" Wool after adjudication, the bankrupt was rightly detained wards I toad her i n the water. l are inquired for, foreign railway shares are dull. in custody for those costs. Since they were before the °ant, Primmer-My mouth was full of water. I mad act cell Canadian lines are also flat, and Indian inactive. be had applied for his release to S ir. Justice Shea, who had oe t . OILDLNART MAUS AND STOCIL dm lined to interfere. Coorreable-Her bead and shoulders were quite dry. noise After u long discussion. Magistrate-What is your sistera's name, and with whom is Sk I Flt 1 / 31140511 ‘ I g a an tr if 47 l e t pm His Honour deterred judgment. elm living ? LIS all 1/Ibwri..WoLlk Wu VaL •-•- 5E cuPD....N.-LITENSIVE FAH.TRE or • WINE 11211C111112. Prisoner-Her same is Mrs. Williams. I don't bow the ea This Wm a sitting for examination and discharge. The number of the house ; barbed there is no needier. It is is 10 111I I I &H&C - - - bankrupt wee • wine arid spirit merchant, of Great Tower. High-street, Tottenham. My father and mother li ve in et. 100 Diesel sad Sesser el 94 - street, sod Magdalen - till" , Peckham- The "mous" , Bra - High-street Romford. My father is a boonnaker. IL 1 100 Caledonian 153 124 123 wed by Mews. Hart Brothers and Rayless, exhibit thisso ' ail oak sod Bandon sergeant Franklin, 19 N-Prisour had no *miners where m ao ic , anwatt -re ...- at 46 •-• summary :- Dr.: To creditors, unsecured, 3.5191 . ; secured, she wee feud. It is a spot entirely away from the road, 10 all . Do. A 1 A eerily. ualll 0 ' - 12,71fi. ; liabilities on bills discounted. 504/. ; creditor' to an d th ere are lamp. Uwe. IS is • large sod very don i all i rks Blp. a lapeld to N. -•-• - be paid in full. 601. On the other side there are good debts, pored ; bat • fire occurred near it a short time since, and the so an i Dublin and BellostJunc $1 SS ••• 4251. ; doubtful, 1,150/. • bad, 8931. property given up , mottoes drew out such a large quantity of yaw that it 115 all ,Dundee.rerth.A.ANLJe 111 IT v... PAW. ; ditto. held by er;oditogie 11,8 381., showing an se- is almost emptied. If that had not been so she most have tn. 1 •4 ldlatoneand elanols IS 55 - parent deficiency of 1,9851. been drowned. 111. lefe Olenow end IL Weedern JOS 107 Bs. IN Gone ambiss Oat Pt 431 Me - An adjournment was ordered. Prisoner wee remanded for the attendance of her friends. 80. Ho Do. A 6 "a . _ - 411 _. Ula C. JACRION.-• CLEM IN THE CTITTOKS. at no De. L Ang.3llc.,No.i 8 1 /1 - This was in application for an order of discharge. Th e THAMES. Bt. lee Greed Northof Seabed - -•-• bankrupt, Robert Cooke Jackson, wee described as late of CHARDS OF Iff0•11T. SA 1100 OreatNorthers lig 1291 plommeotreet, Islington. acd Wellingtons Milner - George Robert Merre ll , • mundothiog mac, nerd 33 "era Si. In Dan 1 A no. so die. um UOl 1401 140 391 arid described mouth& of An 1-place, ih-street, ea OW Did 1 IMO a lipoid B 127 US - squire, clerk in her Majesty's Cuatoma. The bts are .„ 16 a with „ . • . , ge ss catty Laura ud. to „ south u P waaa, oad.) us et - 1451. 12a. wi th nommen. The bankrupt is in receipt of • B ow , was C bigamy to rote ordered for Lamm, of No. 13, Barossatreet, Corat7er s c r iTroad. 110. 118 Qin& Western 7ll TS ni nlf 21 rimy of :k)'. per year. An adjournment was o f IA 101 Danner VaLOnAM •-•- - The case failed for the same reason that may cases the bankrupt to effect an arranpmentleith his creditor& .1 , . . . _ of the ____ na lei D .. 6046 6 Naos._ - - ,_ bigamy bays failed-tee absence or proof mas mar- se me Do. W. ILId.-Ooliod st es - TheRE HODsON. I ruse. The Brat wife, who in many cues of bigamy is the 64 no Do. Do. Now 00 42 bankrupt, an attorney's clerk of Pinmit4Wd. who had only who her . .net Pee - at. NS De. Do. red 90 101 can prove own 1M1111149. is ^ else been in business aa a coal merehant, applied for his _.. ,Ilem° HMO to n ' • evidence against her husband. This state of et 100 lenisekbert Yorkshire 1114 In 113 1:11 crier of discharge. The debts are 2451.. and the only amen mßive - innumerable- h ar d s hip s and pow of 11l lee Inmate and Blordrwall &I dB _ the hw has given rise to eon op to the assignees are valued at 121. In the absencelle IWO I=litt h r.Coest 101 tO4 - injustio& & Doe 118 40 -el opposition the examination was passed and the discharge _ _ __ „ _,„ __ e SL ilOO , Lan Lem", the teCUCU ''' .t. WU swore . nu"as St. :1•O 'Loudon & North Wefts 114 1171 110 /1 i granted. beginning to relate the particulars of her marriage to the ita lee . roedeohcoetb w eeteco et 56 911 RE ILBENE.:ER HIND. The bankrupt, • hem and beef shop keeper, of Evenho it. prisoner, when Mr. Partridge said the first thing to be dons et lee I N oo .,gh e r.‘ /s wa m& 01 6,4 6 6 the first marriage, and that the first wife 61) all rigarypert sae Cereals - -.- street Camden -town, applied for his order of discharge. was to prove . _ the _ _ is i Do. irk,. i ea., .... _ _ was living when the prisoner contracted second mar- lie ibe debts are only lading in amount.St ISO I Iletiopolltaa lO9 110 110 Mr. Aldridge, for the official assignee, examined the back- l ia r St 155 Do. New - - - rcptlleeconstable • who had chee of the case, said he 114 thee - the as to an alleged removal of property. It appeared that ,_ , i t , ._ • of . . . _ Se 100 ) mod ihcatee of registry both marriages so pounce. 6646 at Do. few bankrupt had disposed of his property to • broker in the n" Mr. Partridge said that would not do. The first marriage Si, me I D o Sat m D e mo. me 102 - Caledonian-road. He had let off furnished lodgings at six most b i e v =d o b i y legal evidence. 64 ellifirel. Gt. Wm (be.) •••• -• ••• shillings per week. The • table said t h e first wife was in attendance. IS all Da i Shoos •• ••• ..-• An adjournment was ordered for farther inquiries.lS ale** Heat RE CORRIT.-• TURsSR ON A erliAll PICKET. Mr. arlaidge- She cannot be examined . The primmer .. sni „,. „,.__, , ccar mai _ _ This wt • em for examination and dither's. The , mum be discharged, but he en be taken into custody again ame It o ob I further eviden bankrupt was described ss of Great Ormoneatreet, • " ./°'' sr' t a . ° ". It lee Da idln..Pertb.Dund. 54 111 241 The second wife, a most reepeetablelookieg young woman, et. gm jr. Simare-Berwidi purser in the navy. Mr. Reed opposed for two creditors, and saked that the said she would pursue the case, and obtain satisfactory ea id ... IS I: Do. 0. N. R. AMV - - Do. Leeds.. - - -• bankrupt should give an account of the disposal of proper% dews of the first marriage. St. 110 D& York SI 1111 -• which he had obi. :mid He alleged he had lort 1501. on h St. MD De. Careen 325 130 voyag Hon adeira. 15 a.l Do. litockADarthig. SS} sse - iiisur said he should adjourn the matter forth. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE el se Do. do. 1866-68 9 10 pm - If If Do, do. 1811081 75 85 poi - bankrupt to file a cash account. it HI North Lenin US 121 The bankrupt was examined at some length, and admitted 10 To I Ds. New ...... - that he gave no notice of his lose to the captain, but had (Be 111.1CTR/0 IMMOLATE.) IL 100 , North lbadordeleire 76 77 76 5 spoken of it to some of the passengers. There were sot le all N. &S. Western Joan 101 11/ - proper locken co the weal, which wee an old one, and he KIELSO MEETING. -(THIS DAY.) it. ,100 'Scottish Central - went to ma in a hurry. He carried the money about with St. :100 :Scottlati N.M. Aber Stk. - - ed - !Scottis h ere d - ••• him. He He believed that the money wee stolen. He first be BORDER HANDICAP. Two miles. * 1 It, 1100 011etzemes et MeleOpL - - came &quieted with his low when at see. Alice, Sir Roger, and Macbeth are here. St. DM reenpuire Union U 67 -• His Honour said that he considered it to be • very sulii- Pero Foarmr.-Doone Cana& it. Sl* Igoe* Dena ss ST - does case, and should adjourn the matter for investigation. it 100 ' Mouth Doter' - Adjourned accordingly. WELTER CUP. One mile and three quarters. M. 100 9. Tartish, 41 Aber Dun - - •••• Neerchnrelt Honest John, St. Alexis, Picoo, King Charm- ie an Manes, Wokinghmoto. S 9 - mg, Weathervane, Tam Glen, and Constancy are bare. St. 100 ITO Vale THE POLICE COURTS. Pam Foarmr.-Changeable and Dreadnought. le 31 Do 0 Bl 4 4 Po eve i h - (THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOB TWEEDSIDE PLATE. Sone (wimp. et. me Vienna etait. 105 Mile of Neat 91 A FILM. •••• - - Narelotroti, 4 yra, est 121 b ; Home* John, 4 yrit, 9st grib ; st. rlia Watealerd A ILilkeney. - - - --e-- St. Alexis, 5 yre, gat 121 b ; Tempe& 5 yrs, vet lab; CLERK EN W ELL.4e. 1 100 West Cornwall U M Wenail, 5 yr& fist 10th ; Reviver, 4 yrs, Bst 61b ; Toot - 8 4. 10 1 1 77.11artipL Han. AAL - - -.• Tool, 3 yrs, Bst 31b ; Sherwood, 6 yn, Tat 1011) ; Belay SLIM= 10111101101 L 1111MIROUS ROBBERife FROX COFFEE socisra Oopelend, 4 yrs, 7es 81b ; Madame Tathm, 3TM 7as 1 f a :Tit i annears. iamb* priest I Sala A decentlyeattired woman, who gave the name of Jane Macbeth, 3 ., get lab ; chem.', ly re, Set l ob ; D eer . M•Donald, aged 36, and described herself as a servant, hot, ~e 4,;c ub ; 3 t : ,Sib p or t zw i c. lee ,MU Atingle& ea Lannon, ea NI _ 7rs. t : haying no home, and Boij..unin (lollop, aged 52, of 9. 2 ,„, Sat 10th, Si. , lee I Brio.flar. &C. lag.Bp.e.. 100 101 1001 1 Vaughan-terrace, City-mad, were charged with Madam '•-• Won 11 110 De. I OWN I PIO per - from th e coffe s ehou se , 174, Goswell.road, Et. Luke's, two ENTRY FOR STEWARDS' CUP. Me, all Ilona* ALW Hans 41 8 lel IMI Do. Preference I T I - frocks, two pairs of drawers, two petticoats, and • number Tool-Tool, Niewcharck, Madame Tagliaßoo, Sherwood , ... me hex, itniaahocaect , of other articles of the value of 10/., the property of Mr. Holiest John , Chioquot th e Jester, St. Alexis, sad King ""' I Sp a BIM. Aug. 1, 1871 - - ... •- Henry Waller. They were (either charged with steeling Charming. All are here. lee Ito* Do. do. Jaly 1,1871 e - - -- frcm the coffee-house, 270, City-road, one gold watch, one A tterveh. ....D oc k ei a we Me Do. do. ADM I, DIN -•-• .... coat one wannest, and other articles of the value of 12/., 01. ,100 00. • B.lsetsimataa le ige 180 - the property of XL Walter Tacker. St. rloo 'Op T. A Dock6p. ag. 52 94 100 I all Diesmona p 7 .sper.pref - - a. - For some time past the coffee-house keeper' of the ALARMING FIRE AT THE BLACKFRIARS IL 10 lan. Bengal gm. 6 do. 1001 1011 101 metropolis have been plundered to a very great extent, and RAILWAY STATION.-(THIS DAY.) St. 100 Nest Indian ga. 6 de- 100 101 -.a it it 'Fated by the police that the female primmer is the --e-- M) 5 Do. I Istecono_ - - -. piaci in the commission of these robberies. The peso- At half -peat 3 this morn i ng report reac h e d the W• 1•• 41••• Th.l*(4 °lwwis " " " - 1 )44 a tice the two *Wooers was Mae :-In the daytime theyloo ell De.liesip. N.8.,11p.0t 87 90 rd - would go to a ooffeehoose, god representing that they Bea seta . - 1 blishmesta that the Blackfrisn ration of the Chat. 10 sli Do. 1110 Poil• Dooa. . • O O "ad 4 Me an De. ile. de ferred 50 el - ad were brother and sister, the woman would ask if she could ham and Dover Railway wee on fire. At the time men- tel i n Do. No wet Bowie. 53 6 6 ad - xi have a bed tor the night. es having jot' coots to town taped the night watchman was aroused by a strong smell of 10 an De. do. deferred 65 57 - her brother could ad accommodate her. If she was b omb , end havi ng m a h e oi eco tire d that it 100 all Do Ord pref. Stock ~ 81 IS ad - answered in the a ffi rmative the would ask to look at the 6. e a searc h, v 1011 MI Do. do. deemed de SO - room, and, if it suited her, would pay a depait. At night Fmcee ded from the heekia g -affise where the _ ticket, are laa " ~„,.D°. 5ar• 466 • 5• 4 4 6 : 6 4 46 " 46 1• - both prisoners would return, and the man, after kering the issued to passengers by the M etropolitan Extension line. I? J e ll w"" I lief 144 101 - woman, would hare, *ling her to be up in time to meet He gave as alarm, and sent for Mr. Saunders, the superior- 15 10 D 0 .06, odfa err .6 Oar ... his wife in the morning before she we'd out marketing. *adopt, who on reaching the terminus found the office in a Se 1 De. New a do t2 Ipm - By these means suspicion was avoided, and the female et. lee Ot. a, of India g.ll pet. 98 100 - *tithe run of the house. When the prisoners were appr e . gement blaze. In the meantime the engine belonging to the gi . . i sm Do 65 4,64 cent. - - heeded by Policeomatable Blogg, 134 G, he found some company had been got reedy, sod the serviced two plop It. i 1 De - - - duplicates in a bag belonging to the prisoner ll'Dooeld, having been obtained, the hose was affixed, and the fire was :1' all Itta w maera " Camas 55 51 Of IS I Do. New ll/ It Mai and which related to some of the articles *nauseated in happily extinguished without the aid of the brigade ea- He a n Doep,s3clany. Gin 90 02 the charge. I gime& The booking-offiee and outwit& including some 105 , all I LOA do. go• 1 . 41 - 8 7 7 81 _. ... The =giant. asked if there was anything more against 15 , 1 Indian Branch, Limbed 5 go e. the rase than his being seen in the (comae yof the Wiesen& of tickets, are entirely destroyed : and what is t e I I I Do . New - - woman, and., being simmered in the negati ve , discharged called the "chasm" beneath, and which is intended for a It 100 Madras guar. Bp. coot 100 11l 1001 him• goods department, hem sustained much damage . A tern- s i t . Ir. Be . B 4 4 : L lkai d t:.. r s . 4 : 94 _ The female prisoner said ins did not wish to ask any porary al es has been provided for the *sue of tickets. The m 2 Ds. NUM -, questions or to make any defence. fire is supposed to have bees canoed by aa emu of gee St IX Melt. Corp 6 per s- B 8 - - - - no magistrate remanded her until Wednesday, sadso all Mel& arm Hobson's 58 03 - refuted beil under the flooring. 15 1 all 1 I.llrmadiCemeitA a 8 6 - MARLBOROUGII-STREET. at. lee ,N.l.olCan.6p.c.istp.B. SO U - CanCie OF THIEVES AND A =cam= U. 400 illeinde. gee Spa mot. 90 100 - Wiliam Cook, Jona Greenwood, and Arthur Russell, STORM or WIND, tbc. -(THis DAT.)-The wind et lies I lea Deal So. 555 05 20 1I • Do. do. do. 9 igis par - three lads. who refused their addressee , were charged before during the night shifted at frequent intervals, bat when ft it. !mo I Do. Punjain d 0... - 005 Mr. Tyrwhitt with stealing, at 31, Dudley-strest, two pars got about S.W., it blew almost a hurricane. The parks from ge. 11* ' Do. Lidos ULM& thi. 91 97 ••• of trousers, of the value of U. 6e., the property of Mr. 'Ben. St. James's to Ilyde and Regent's, present a singular appear- Izmir'. clothier ; also with stealer* a coat of the value of Bs. thee. Branches of tram have been broken off and scarcely JOINT IMO& BADE& from the shop of Mr. John Foster, tailor, AA., 29, Meow- • foot of ironed near the trees an be seen but is strewed Me. 1 ft. I swim IPI I a piens . I Seles. street, Leiessteroquare ; lied they were further charged with twigs. At Battersea-pork, Keneingtoo, aid Camber- Nowt* Awn& m0 ,,,..... a...) , le in 126 with hariag in their possession a coat, a piece of limey, and well-perks whole beds of dahlias have been blown down, ewe re Do. New Its. oo D.) go other property believed to be stolen. Maria Carenegli, of and beds of nasturtiums and geraniums uprooted. In Smith- mem so Do. (*which Wilepd.) 119 - - - 6, Hettoo-yard, Se Andrew's, was charged with receiving amptonotreet, Camberwell, a large glass conservatory wee theft to Makes 8 11 0 1 41 0 - the articles well knowing them to be stolen lifted off the foundation and thrown upon its side, and a vine 20 • 66 . 004 r oe e elllanaslolaOlaserrooll 15 20 31 9I 2/ The lads are well known to the police as thieves, and the containing mot fewer than 99 bunches of black grapes de- New on S SOm 24 1:150 - 9T09 I Do. boned at Ines lO - - It woman as a receiver of stolen good.. strayed. The small craft lying in Melees Reach were forced mo o up Angie 4 ,, 0mio }pm de , Thomas Knowles, 2eo el, deposed that about 10 o'clock fronitheir moorings, bargee were drifted down with the tide, mew, s 0 la s e s Italian (limited; 8 01 I 'a ..... M night he was oo duty, in plain clothes, at the corner of and it is reported that many of the large ships is the Pool 1;40), s l Artistes* an ee 71 75 Cross - street, Hatton-prden, whom be noticed Cook go were injured by the force of the wind knocking them against 7.4401 Si I De, New lO7 Se Se pre 64 down liattoo-yard, having a bundle trod& his arm. each other. This storm continued until high-water, at nine II,ICP 74 UngoigrltMlaColamble 15 Par 1 0.00' e le Beak of ikvnt - pm -• Knowitig Cook to be a thief , and suspecting all was not minutes after 5 o'clock, when the wind moderated . A 55.05:105 Baked of Landon BO 133 138 -• right, he kept a sha r p l oo k out. and soon afterwards he heavy storm of rale set in between 3 and 4 o'clock, but it wp m 10 N o w, 0 1 (Nov i w o r ro ,p g 14 o w. _ I saw ~ reenwood and Hassell go down the yard, each of was of abort duration. then 155 Beak of Ineeesland (LI ft 1i Ms - than having a bundle. On going down the yard • little Tan VICERROAL HOCSIIHOLD. -The public will 19,008 fe BankofTlesorta, Muftis IS lIS U - way b e SSW the three lads go into the holm, be g lad to learn that Captain Robert Williams has been ap- .... ccc eca I ,°° 4 . 86 ° 8 of Wales ( 1 . 4,0 -) - 91 7 4 dle •-• No. 6, where C hl' li then and the poin ted Householdof th Lord ""'"" " Inure moo e wentgot Comptroller of the • sew 50 NW 10 Iltreallianet leak 06 New mound par 1 pm 105 unmake of another const.l.le and entered the house very Li m e...a je t . Waddenzee. a (easier of hia Ethelleaey. 26:061; or mum A Califrc""ornuaia 1 0 8 1 1 dis - quietly, and found Cavanagh's roomdoor a little way open, is private secretory ; and Colonel Wodehonae, who is al- DOW 50 .British N. Antsrka_. all 44 NI .- and on peeping th roug h th e . pon i es saw C oo k b ea d Gann. ready well known among as, becomes Master of the Hone UM. 10 C. Bk. Indle,Aus..Oldas all 15 Ii id 31 30 ad agh two pain of trousers, which after the had looked at -Dublin Evening Mail. sense sa Kee: mar. ot bidla.la all 41 It - the placed on • chair, 'eying she "aid pay for them, THS SHOOTING or MIL WILSON. - MILFORD , Iv- ll l 1•• New - Russell thee banded Cavanagh two pure of treason, and 0,609100 City SO 11$ Ist - Rus eTOISDAT -I am happy to be able to state that the medical 2011 P NO :Cabala - - pa. :- open the door sad walk e d into the room, whoa C •m e ag h ex- he to yst by no means out of danger. I have heard that some seliene se Oseereidased Beak ( LI 6 81 Bpm - claimed "Oh my God :" at the mom time satlng dove on Use or them m ag i s trates o y the neighbourhood are about to tele ea ,theausentsi (LI IS 11 i dla - p!lmairs of Hansen on the chair, end the other two pairs she ham ea inviMiptien into the c i rcctosteam oe the i r owe %Wei 80 tint Lenin (UMW) e t f a l o tPlo - tried to secrete under her clothes. Be told Cavanagh to g et aaeo et, tad deetly of the constabulary mod o ffi cials. 60. 84 ‘ .° 1 1 6 " 'g oo. II6•WWW lichaw•Wil* a l l i Po "- Cp • and the did so, and on him pointing to the newer" ea _ The Earl of Leitrim is now at his lodge eA Ballyhiensen, 03,411 1 60 , -.b 3.44- 18wedisk (L 15 1 lUs - the chair the said they did not belong to her. He then wbooe Mr. mdooo lies. H e arrived one Saturday . having wow ag o ,r, D .,..nt as krtg a rt s e Ip/ 1,1 e dl. 54 made a search • and found • piece of new limey and • piece pr oceeded to tee spot DWI h ear i ng o f th e shooting of th at 10,010101 .111sidean.Chinshlap.(L J 110 Idle I pot 26 of check, which Cavanagh said she hail bought of • person a DBi• yy • if 1 10,000 WI i Do. New gen amen.- e in nosey el . the did not keow. se • som ss ErrEssivz BREARINO INTO WAREHOUSES 1 , 1 "A M IM Imperial 13" k "Mil" - Mr. Tyrwhitt asked the constable whether be knew - 8,000,190 I Le. New - Cavanagh and the coodable said be bed known her for • 1 0 . 000 60 . 1 . 0 1 ,1111 - 01 ChlasAAA 10 4 4 did - ~ear., Lod she ws o nce charged babae hie weathip at received information that no less the. thirty wonshooses 14090 90 ;Imperial Ottoman * 6 Wes - Clerienwell Police-court, have ben broken into in various parte of the town, and pro- 15,000 40 International Bank (L) 16 10 8 di. - Mr. Benjamin having identified the trousers as his pro- peaty of connidereble value stolen. The robberies were 4001 P SS *awn all - - too alier fib Lad Mona. lediaLl 4 per lem party. and stetted that they were *oleo from his shop, supposed to have been committed by a gage of 20:090. gm u 6L gh_ o ni el me I - 5 Igm - - Levi Eibloy, 182 G, proved finding two costs in Cave well-known thieves residing io the neighbourhood Kowa" Loo. Bast o r l a y 4 dtt _ logh's room ; one of them he saw Greenwood drop on en. 4 Cherchetreet and Linsley-street. A few days mime ico ' tendon end Brazilian ~ 40 idle Ipmal4o 15 teeing the room. ago. Detective-engem* Seal and Poliee-coostable 4000 ice Loa-BATT•setS•Plses 101 6 S re - Beckley succeeded in taking thi rties of the thieves Worm te . Do. New, in. sill pig 71 1 lepoi ee Thee Fitzgerald, in the employ of Mr. Foster, identified . her ti,eoe 100 Lou., BP., &IL and. (L.) 11 64 Ms - cce of tie costa as his master's Property. Into custody. They were broug h t ore Marra. 30,040' 90 Las CI. Beak el Wirt all fie 11 - Cavanagh said she told the lads to walk out of her room. Woolley Richards and 3. Buckley, at the Public-office. yes- Kam 00 . L oodos , s s C a . aty . •15 eo 71 70 Mr. Tyr whitt remarked that he bad no doubt she did so as • is•daY- The prisoners when placed in the dock completely soak to Los. it . a .. 0 .... / ...a.' i 44 4 l es - 100 n u she me the constable walk io n filled it. They are moat of them young thieves, bet appear seem 60 1 4 , 6 6 06 .TZ6 / lost., l5 64 46 , 44 C.vtomh ami d o. 6 . saaa t.hl. an t be.. 100ked to have carried on the system of thieving for more time. thee° 00 UAL and Northern I) SO 7 t die - - - --- ------- could - - - ----- thro u gh Severa l of them have been sentecoed to various terms e/ 10.033 20 tendon& South Ablest all 10 ft nel 22 11 ad the keyhole because the door had not got one. to 90 Lou. eit S. Western (14n. 10 1/ I.lpee - Searles mid the door was not closed through some sin- le th eienamee k and eve te penal servitude ' Detertivs-ser. maw ies I Ovedminsier •• 10 11111 66 61 4 Pier waut of foresight , nor was a blanket hung before it, pent Seal stated that he bed ten men against the Doseater , m a m ma l Imek;Llia.),. 171 1 I pee 10 0 They were not all connected with emits ens, but gram A. which was a common practice with receivers, sod he was "' Mime "' • --'--' - 11••••••li• * n••••• 4 " " l i t 115 1 5 5 64 he should be able to cooped them all with some of the 20,000 60 . Do. New thns enabled to me what was going cre.lo lees - robberisa -Bine/wham Gazette. 10,900 190 Metro. & Prot. bank (I. 70 3 1 dli - The prisoners were all committed for trial, but will be beorodit up again. A CURIOSITY.-Mr. Britten, of the Mansion. •• • • 100 Dv. cc - - ,000 010 WOW Bank (Um.) - -• Cavanagh eked to be admitted to bail, but Mr. Tyrwhitt house , corner of Blanker arid Croeby s tr eets. several weeks ANN so sou ., of Liverpool lO 4 Spm - refused, stating that ahe was the reeeiver, and the worst of since. imported •a lot of green turtles. They were billed 26,070 20 !le. Pre. ass fingew It _ -. the lot. shortly after their arrival. and nothing more th thought of the 20,000 50 National Bank, New lO -.- - - WORSHIP-STREET. affair until yesterday, when about thirty piaci one were 15,000 30 New nun Weise all el 41 - ATTZIIPTED SUICIDE-SINOCILAZ CASS. found crawling about them-ionise& On examination it wee 60 . 000 10 New Lobed (Lambed) 1 par esim 180 OM 11(1 North Western ll 21 Sigen - Sarah servant Hal(, A a decentlydremed and good-looking girl, found that several egge had been laid seer a well heated ce • ma in on . uu 15.4 uma, du da da ad _ is servant in Albaneread, • Camberwell, was charged with he • rug& and in that meaner incubation bad takes place. g j', loo , go p ro m.. e an ki ng e or p,o, S 14 l ig& _ sttenapting to drown herself in a pond at Upper Clapton. The little 0644 ere quite a curio city-being probably the find , 21.000.100 P:ovine. of belenel_ .. "95 1111 91 I - hletanoods, 472 N. said-At tee minutes past 11 o'clock native born green turtles ever seen is this city.- ffew Toed VAC, 10 Wade, fOnJ.,,lDelhl (L 10 par Ipm Illie ele het eight I wee ea duty on Stamford-hill, when I saw pri- Poem 15,000 15 South Australia all Se ST - soar lyi2 ill • road with her bead end shoulder out of the Liverpool Zoological Gardens, for many years a 1::::::0 eolith Eastern (Urn.) et Do. al D. B. Agnes - rater, o the side o f h er face resting against • brick wall. She famous place of resort, were finally closed yesterday. The 4,466 100 . Do. do. ro Perfectly quiet and appeared to me to be fast asleep. ground will be sold fee building sites. lately the gardens woe, Sit Orden* Australia - all 1* Id -• l Procured senstance and palled her out, She could speak had deteriorated, arid were acareely a credit to the borough. woo lee Mobs of Inlaid Vial IS Ile teas - smi seemed quite seeable, but did not appear to kmow where There are already no less than nineteen steamers 4 4 . 048 1 80 Yaws 011 . 0 • 40 * le 014 ... she came tram or wee going to. I questioud her and the a mat arriving at lied departing from the l ath's" ei said that she fell in • but there is • large chain with spikes P anama , viz. :-The regular line from New York ; two MOLL. in the lin " , "Fl;orted by peed three feet high, and lines from Enron' ; 614086411 from Carthapas and Nies- m ea or& I DOCK/ I N [ IIE pima I Site.. which run along the side of the road, beneath mug • steamers running ea the South Pacific coast and ea a ~.. "lucS rhea as Ole° oo7 Mot have got , or elss thi 'of Central America, besides lines to California. 4"". aa--1111-tha Wesalta lla •at la 11 7 188 wet 11, le OenerairleaungOoth 6- - -. cr ass ite and tone a del a•o6 0 ( twisty yards to The Central American lime hes just been obliged to add • g ryg,tl It. toodontSLlaaarb. 10 HI 01 ! s gs, ll the apeS where I found her. One end of the peed third steamer of large careity. By another year cotton 110. 111. rioathamptu 6 "a " to lb. reed, but the Part where dm ware rues at will probably become an important seple in nearly all the I IDA ft Vittoria '• tt aide of • gentleman's mansion, and is about 10 yards . goodie= repablios.-Pantreel Sear. IS Do. New 00 106 UT I 2 -. .. ■DOU. 1 A • dostraliaitlL IterltnWaterusaelo Bombay Oat ( Z IM British Amnion Lod B. & L Ma 6 Tel. (L.) British India Tea (L ) Canada leanadli=o(4) , Ceyten Coupes, lag Men (Ma l lOcen. et atrioantlee.(f4 Commercial nlas. Consolidated U Dle. os . a . Continental Un. ContradtCorporatlo a( Woe. jQ fone.& Yob. oi t Do Do. of Made Min AL Valranee 1 Trafaenics Ea lte.tr o t... ti Terto Deli L 1 ( L India Irrigation. as WptlattConad Trd.A. Electric Telegraph 1 'Ear and Ann Copper Englishdloortig, Cored 'Eng alicsitidiNerin.( Tinancial Corporation nonmetal Mann (I.) i Pureed. Wantons (I Gotham& (limited). 1 0.Creditot flo.cdLoolii. Oen. Moan Navigelleo lioniedZolonial Aa.(L) lindoon'enes I t tagrer.oot.Alna ( l ) InternaL Cll l%kl UlL InternaLland Hallam Inn. (Out On. Do. Sp. e. NIL ir. UN Jointgloot Inconnt(L) Lead Securities (Lid, Load. Atrinin T Load. andCatedon. M. Loot District Tent. ) load. Finn. Aao. ) Da New and I. G. Cnanitne C. (LA fowl.. Min. &Lila Losiller. Discount(L) Load. Proof rant Marine Madras Iniga. it Canal Do. Mewling Lanate.(L) Medlt. Eaten. TeL (1.) Minna Iron Worts Natal Ladd Cot C. (._ National On Coin $ Ol National Plandal (I. NatienalProvoll Natioual Steam Nay.(1 1 11 NerbuddaCosl a L 'L., L taw Do. New N.7.ealand TA LoaCL N.Nrlt. A ustralaalan(L) N. Brit.& Koran In. (L NovaScotiao.audL .1.) 1:09. do. Ocean Marine Imam Oriental Coinniernal(L, orient El Financial (L) Oriental On (Limited) Do. New OrieoLlnlandilnen(L) t Sthianiluvest., 11 • 11 t i Par If 014 P PUS• 111111 (LI Peasaa..3l.lLus(l 1 De. de De. Now PesaI.ILLiod&IILID.(L) Pembinalar a 0. Mem Do. New iguebesda L. IL, L l a rrew bal *) luo J. City Itsporr. (L ) all Ditto ditto .. Royal Yandisiii al iftot.littstrn Invest E AO Milan, Knight. *Co. L I . oao.Fiann..Vinnit•( ) 111 iil Alden& M. a la. (I.` 6 Seatb Australlais Lead 401 isstasizia• Tel Do. p implt rn 1241.04•41riactUala. 4 i i Tissecsallarryla.(L.) 0 ,TrastaAmocroLti&L. 1 i T.ItL.Cu.dU. Li ,1741tedK. Taw. co. a. . 'Dalverallarina 11041 . . I !Upper Arum Tosaish al Ditto Van Dimon's land ... I* I _ __ Warrant Youknee(Lini. 10 .. •••• WootlnJnhkPad L. 10 , ' le I pm ' li ii 16 110. 'I I die I? to a 2a llls par N 99 IN NS • 1 dli 2 2 . e 1 pm le 90 tem O. 1 poi I Ora , j , eal 3 9 2 91 14 17 9 11 44, PR EFERZNOZ SHARES. Groat Eutero, Esstorn Comities listoorios. No, North Eastern Bieck sad Dorl A 5 per mat. rig. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Gre►t Luxembourg, 94, id. Imperial 3texioan Railway (Limited), 24. &nth Austrian and Lombardo-Vessistian, 20j. raormaraz SHARI MAREETS. Lrrnrooi, OCT. 19.—Lancsattlre and Torkalkire, 1131-2no don and North Western, 1120 llt —Mancheetar, SlieMeld, and Lincomhire, 64-Bouth &sten, let —lWaels Central, Set— liereantiti and Exchange Bank ,Hafted), 24 3 2), d. —North Western Bank (Limited;, 2 p.—Queen Inennunte, 1 p.—Union Marine (Limited), 2i 9-16 p,--National Steam Navigation COll2. pant, 9y d.—Confederate Loan, eS. BiIutIMMAR, OCT. 19.—Basiness was quiet to-day, without much change In prices. Sales took place In South Staffordehin at 10f —Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon, third lama at 14 prem.— ma's Metal, at 2 dla —and Patten Matt and Alletree, at 34 preen. Blnaingtiam Warm Mooed 10 to 104 — Gloucester Wagon, 11*, eallers—Blnaingiam Flaancial, Ito II preen.—and Birmingham Small Arm', 3dia. sellers. ItAscassna, OCT. ID.—Prime were rather lower geamally. • tolerabb good hunnese wee done—Consolidated hank ;Limited), 3 11.16 p—Great Eastern, 4S I 4—Oreat Northern, A. 1404 *4O 301 to 344 40 30* M—Great Western of Canada, 91—Great West ern, 711 *—Ulloola Central, 404—John Brown and Co., 21 p.—Lancarrhas sad Yorkablm, 1131 I fit* —lmadas and North Neaten, 1124 I4—Maschester aad 341 p. Maestri, and Linoolastgre Ire I n 1 411 f 4 —New ditto Firs per Pent. all paid), Of—New live per ISL. 616 o. Metro's° Ilan, 1001 *III I—North Eastern (bstwick , , 1061—South Eastern, St* 14— fhaines and Massy Marine In surance. 41 p.—Slaresattle Bank, 31 * 1111 f if d —Blackburn Purchase, 94—Dower, C. C. Fire pro Carl prat. (all paid), par.—District Bank, la p—Alllatios Bank, 243 4* I I p.—Weed Luta sad Pacific Steam, 1 11.14 24.—Ashbury Ofirriage, OT p. _ Miura, OCT. Id—Throe per &EL Cone;la, Ir—liew Three per Cent. &ca. 861 {—Ditto for account, lOUs Nov., 861 — Bank of Ireland 1001. paid). 2161-Ifibernlan banking Co. (OIL paid., 6A—National Bank, New finned at 26 ma.), MIL paid), tor account, 604 61—Natlonal of UZI . Usalted). (la paid;, for account, 1st —Royal Bask CIO& , 21f t I 30—Dublin and Drogheda k LOW. paid ;, 71—Great and Western (10u1. paid , CISTERN PIPES AND PURE WATER. TO TM .IDITOI OF TEI XtrIZISS. Sts,—lf you tbink the following of any benefit to the public, I would tbeak you to insert it in your valuable columns : _ _ - 1To; called to see a gentleman this morning wbo wee suffering from ill health. His idea was that it anise from the water he drank, as he was better ohs° away from home. The thought occurred to me that it was possible, as the standing waste or overflow pips in the cistern was con nected with the trap, sad of course leading late the cistern, was the cause of the georderean being unwell. I have been ; in the plumbing trade for some years. and I have of tea seen the inside of the top of a cistern quite die coloured by the effluvium arising oat of the pips; indeed, when taking off a cistern top that has bean fitted very tight, the smell ban been very bad, sod I have seen a scum on the surface of the water. Now, I Wiese is London, the waste or overflow pipes in aisle eases out of ten ars put is in this way, leading from the trap or drain into the cilium, so that the effluvia is confined is the Meters, and so precast.' the water and causes ill health to weak ouostitations. This might be easily remedied, thus, instead of having the waste. Pips standing upright is the cistern, let it be made so the shape of a syphon or 8 trap, and by regulating the ball . tap. so that when the water is on from the mom it should just Bow over, and fill the trap nude in the waste-pipe, so that it may be always full . • it would then be an impossi bility for an ► OffinVill toariss, thus keeping the water pure. I do hope that all arabiteeta, builders, and plurabsre will see to this in all new buildings, as it will only take about one foot of extra pips, and the altering of the present cases, the out of its being effectually done will be trots 3s. to fin —I am, &c., JOSEPH CUTLER. 13, Bowman's-Owe, Holloway-road, N., Landau, October 19. ADMIRALTY, OCT. 19. 11rroiarTinernt.—Lieu talent —H. F. Groh's, to the Excellent. Masters' Assist aeta—A. G. Douglas, to the Dasher ; A. B. Scott, to the Victory. TROOPS is Nal% ZRAL/ND.—lnstruotiotu have been mat out by the War.oillae for the return of aseeral the memento which bare beau esped in the New Zealand war. The termination of hostilities will enable the troops to return at nons.—New Zeeland Examiner. FIELINO Has Way.—General Schenck, dis cussing the democratic platform, in a speech at Hamilton, Ohio, oroughtdown tM home* the followlag illastratioe : " I know nothing at all that it like It, unless it may b. the character of the fruit that is mold by on old lady who sits at the door of the court.house in Oioelenatl. She Is a shrewd old woman. A yousg sprig of a lawyer stepped up one day and said to her, • You seem to hare some dos apples. Are they sweet or sour r The old lady tried to take the measure of her customer, sod gad out whether his taste was for sweet or soar apples. ' Why, sir,' said she, • they are rather mid ; a sort of low tart, tuellaad to be very sweet." Fountain Brown, a citizen of Washington, has beim convicted of kidowiag Depots sod selling them into slavery, sod seeteused to enema years' hayriatunoset and hard labour at Altos, Imsda Pony? Museum Sours Kaironmoir.—Num bat d visitors for Ns week aid* Oat 15, 2,138. Told sonaber doom lb. opeolog d the aas= boo doily (12th Noy, 11158), 861,226. an S. to 19 10 19 It RR. i r 2 10 R 0!... 'T ei. a I di 2 i Wm I 1 di Ids riar iit li 2 1 dla SI SS 102 112 102 lU lAi $d ri 4 4 1 - i47•1 IZ-14141 ii "ii 6 6 i 6 1 2 tar 6 p6 1 1 6 11 pm _lt 26 iiis Ilya 144 111 1 1 IMO I Fa: R_ a. . t l -1211 rai -Tr r• pm pin 4 I 4 6 2 die k lilbe 1 Idb 14 to Par— S i Pa l 1 Oidle' Idle par 7 7t7 jelbl , is, lii l B,d4' Idt AP I Po K ip 64 . 611 m I fr 1 .24 2 • IT iPm MI 1 S ~• t MONEY MARKET.-(TELS DAY.) Two o'Cwoz. The stock markets opened this morning with re newed heaviness, but have since experienced a recovery, owing to a rumour that the Bank of England return to-night will be favourable, and to the appearance In the Paris Conatitutionnel of au authoritative contra diction of the report that a heavy decline has taken place in the stook of bullion in the Bank of France. The fall of 3 per cent, which took place yesterday in the English funds hes been recovered. Home railway stocks, in several cases, have improved. Foreign bonds present little recovery. Financial shares are slightly better. As regards bank shares there is an advance in Alliance, London and Bra zilian, and Mercantile and Exchange, while Char tered Bank of India, Australia, and China are heavy. Although the discount market is rather quiet to-day, there is no disposition to transact business below 9 per cent., the Bank minimum. The rate for short loans in the Stock Exchange is still only 3 to 4 per mint. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 64fr. 65c., being 4 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 884 to e for money, and 884 to 4 for the account (Novem ber 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 884, 4 ; ditto for account, 884 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 864, 4; New Three per Cents., 864, 4 ; Annuities, 1885, 14 j ; Bank Stock, 237 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104} ; ditto Bonds, 9s. die. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1004 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 6s. din ; ditto June, 18s. dia. Foreign stocks, after showing dulness, are now, in most cases, firm, at the closing prices of yesterday. Spanish Passive Bonds have improved 4 per cent. Business is limited. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. : Greek, 214 to 4 ; Mexican, 254 to 4 ; Confederate, 64 to 66 ; Spanish Passive, 294 to 4 ; the Certi ficates, 134 to 3 ; Turkish, 1862 Bonds, 694 to 70 ; and the Consolidds, 494 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 95, 4, ; Greek, for account, 214 ; Italian, for account, 644, 4 ; Mexican, for account. 254, 4 ; Russian, 1862, 863, 87 ; Spanish Passive, for so- count, 294,4 ; ditto Certificates, 13, 124 ; Turkish 1864, for account, 884, ex div. ; ditto 1858, for account, 684 ; ditto 1862, for account, 694, 70, 694 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 704 ; Venezuela, for ac count, 21 ; ditto 1862, for account, 643, 564. International Financial shares are now quoted 4to 4 prem. ; London Financial, 64 to 6 prem. ; General Credit, 14 to 2 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 1 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 144 to 154 ; Ottoman Sociiiti rale, 4 to 3 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 2 to 14 die. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols is still quoted 88} to i for money, and 881 to i for the account. 9,0001. in gold has been t Ikon to the Bank. In the Stock Exchange the rate for loans from day to d►y on English government securities has fallen to 3 to 4 per cent., and even this low quota tion is little more than nominal, owing to the magnitude of the supply and the languor of the demand. This excessive abundance of money in the Stock Exchange, however, at • time when rates so much higher may be obtained on commercial bills, cannot be regarded as • re-seanring feature, except in so fares it shows that bankers and mer chants are determined to keep their reserves as strong as possible. When money is to be obtained on government securities at 3 per cent., but will not flow into the best commercial bills at 9 per cent., it is evident that great distrust prevails, and that there is a sort of unnatural congestion in the money market. About 20,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yes terday, making a total of 227,0001. since the date of the last return. No withdrawals for abroad have been announced during the same period. The City of Baltimore, from New York, has brought 250001. The bidding. for 30.00.000 rupees (300,0001.) in bills on India took place yesterday at the Beak of England. The proportions allotted were :—To Cal cutta, 16.28.000 rupees ; to Bombay, 3.00.000 rupees ; and to Madras, 50.000 rupees. The mini mum price wan fixed at Is. llid. per rupee:on Cal cutta and Madras, and Is. Ilid. on Bombay. All the tenders were accepted. It will be noticed that, in consequence of the falling off in the demand for remittance to India, the tenders' bare not reached, by the sum of about 100,0001., the amount of bills offered by govern ment. In consequence the silver markeesterday was extremely fiat, and the bars by the West India packet were sold for the continent at ss. Ofd. per ounce, being id. below the price obtained for the previous supply, and jd. below that current on Tuesday. Mexican dollars also declined id.—vie., to 4a. 110. The Manchester Examiner says :—" One of seven failures reported on Wednesday on tbe Man chester Exchange is that of Messrs. Barrett and Wilson, calico printers. The liabilities in this instance are believed to be of large amount, but at the same time it is expected that the liquidation will prove favourable. The other suspensions are of manufacturing concerns." At a meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Bullock and Fernyhough, colonial brokers, who failed three weeks ago, in connexion with the stoppage of the Leeds Ban king Company, the liabilities have been stated ex 32,7681., and the assets at 3,6841. net, showing a deficiency of no lees that 29,0841. The directors of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company have resolved to recommend to the proprietors, at the meeting to be held on the 26th instant, the payment for the half-year ended 30th June last, of a dividend of 31. a share out of the ordinary profits of the company, and a bonus of 21. a share out of the insurance fund, both free of income tax. Ixtraordinary meetings of the London and Colonial Bank (Limited) and the International Bank (Limited) are convened for the 2nd Novem ber " for the purpose of considering oertaic ques tions which have arisen in carrying out the details of the agreement for amalgamation with the London and Colonial Bask (Limited), and passing such reeol talons as may appear to be ex pedie at. ' This noti fication has occasioned some surprise. It is rumoured that a hitch has occurred in the arrangements for the amalgamation. An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of the Standard Bank of British South Africa is con vened for the 10th November, when a dividend will be recommended. An extraordinary meeting of the Cannes Hotel Company (Limited) will be held on tho 29th inst., to confirm the resolution passed on the 14th inst. for a voluntary winding up. The warrants for payment of the seven per cent guaranteed interest on the paid-up capital of the Central Argentine Railway Company were lamed this day. The following, on the wine and spirit trade, is from the circular of Mr. F. W. Catena, dated yes terday : The revere distrust ceased by the bi jb sad ski t terms for mosey has dammed almost every bnraab of commerce meet seriously—bet, althea/It ear beaded stools or wives sod spirits were probably sever heavier, so pres sure of importsoes is se ym observable. Of Willie spinally mottling le forced to Bahr exempting eery Inferior qualities, which ace being imam/dog stook, emulative sod week holden are anxious to realise ; w sales, besmear, sea be sleeted bat at very viasetideolemy prier; sad Yea 'sly 8 lia}- a tr ?Id - • 4 i' .1. fl 1, Mi. 011 P•idb In quite MO quantities. The bulk of the stock of good wise is bid by merchants for their legitimate Wide. Shiny especially, glade the b 2 ligh extended demand, km been gipped ltess mature and ready than formally, when large deposite existed in Spain ; these dolmas fan only be counteracted by storing a Lilo supply on this idde at int, sad thin supplying the gaps made from time to time by the clansmen for home consumption. This will sownit for the largely immured stock of ebony. Of poet and other wines the total is not largely in exam of 18014. Brandy is not premed for sale, the result of the vintage having been for some time &wanted. Holders at Cognac of 1863, and older vintages, will not submit to any reduc tion ; they calculate that the opening pike of 1864 will rule sufficiently high to at Beat secure present quotations for older vintage', and as the shipment. to the United Kingdom for the last Smiles months have been upon a liberal scale, the stock remaining in the heads of icrowers, ire., cannot be considerable. Rum shows a decreasing stock, but, except ing Jamaica, is slow of sale, and prates an rather in the buyer's favour. WiDNISOLT ETZIFEWG: Consols, which closed yesterdaT;iifft.Trioi• the 10th Nov. opened this morning at the same quo tation, a nd dosed at 881 to 1. Fur money the last price was 881 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 881, 1, f,l, ; ditto, for account, NI, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 861, ; India Stock, 211 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, lat i i • ditto Four per Cent., 971; Five per Cent. ' enfaced " rupee paper, 100. The India Five per Ceut. stock continues in demand for investment. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 108. to 6e. die., and the June, 20a. to 12s. dm. Foreign stocks participated in the general heaviness. Italian stock fell f per cent., Greek and Mexican 4, Russian of 1862, Spanish Pas sives, and Kquador 4. Venezuela of 1864 1, sod Spanish Certificates,nrkish Bonds of 1862, and the Consolidds per cent. The market for bank shares opened with great depression, and prices were very irregular. Alli ance Bank were dealt in as low as 2 prem., but closed at 44 to 54 prem., being V. 10s. lower than yesterday. Many other bank shares closed at a reduction of 10s. to 11. from yesterday's pricey though somewhat above the lowest point of the day. Imperial Bank and Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China fell 21. Upon to-day's advices, however, the shares of the London and Brazilian Bank have recovered 31., closing at 3to 1 dia. Brazilian and Portuguese Bank shares werealsolOs. better. The new shares lately issued by the Alliance Bank at 201. prem. were dealt in to-day se low as _ _ . The miscellaneous share market was likewise fist Hudson's Bay shares closed at 141 to 15 ; Eyptian Trading, at to prem. ; Joint Stock Discount at I to i dis. ; and National Discount, at 7to 71 prem., showing • fall of 7s. Gd. Mill wall Ironworks and National Steam shares were also worse, but Berlin Waterworks and Fore-street Warehouse met with inquiry. Ottoman Societe Generale shares closed at Ito prem. Increased depression prevailed in the market for financial sharee, and, though a partial recovery was observable at one period of the afternoon, heavi ness returned at the close. International Financial shares left off at the worst point yet touched. General Credit fell nearly 58., and Credit Foucier and Mobilier, 7s. Gd. Imperial Mercantile Credit, after declining, recovered to yesterday's quotation. London Financial shares were little affected. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnterna tional, 9-16 to I prem.; General Credit, l; tel. 13-16 perm. ; London Financial, bi t to 6 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 1 tali prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England (amal gamated), 1} to 1i prem. A recovery of 1 to li per cent took place to day in Canada and Mauritius Government Deben tures. United States 5.20 Bonds remain at 43 to 44. MINES.- (THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooc. The mining market is inactive to-day, and prices generally exhibit no change compared with those last current yesterday. The only transaction officially reported in the Stock Exchange is in Great Vor shares, which have been dealt in at 31. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive, and quotations without variation. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. wiwc laps, 10 l7 Oct 1 8 is 94 Et td Oa SOS 1141193 1141//is 94 ll 1111 weeks' A --. gals Awns* . 43 31* 14 . 916 9134 s Id Ms td 38s 64 MR.—Who* Baziey, Oda, Ars, Bear. aad Tema. It. DUMAN niOIMPO TN! 11/30117•110113 11 TI AIOt,GI !WO 07 IMAT DVIITT TM= WIOULI laltalt. N 0 40 11 20 4 311 4 M l LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. tram DAY.) Cif ELROY= AND INTERNATIONAL TILEIERAII.) (MON ouz OWII COLIDDIPOSDENT.I The market steady, at the dee:ine of yesterday. Salem will probably foot up 4,000 bales. 10. Sept. 17. Sept U.. O. 1. Oct S. Oct. • • • • • • .. • • • lITNCING-LANE.-(TERS DAY.) SUGAL —The market maintains ibe improvemont; a fair geseral business doiog at steady prices. The sales locks& m.iny Mauritius; at 33e. fid. to 36e. • cloyed Miming', 30a„; Harass, No. Ili, at 33e. ; No. 124, at Ma. Refined 111 gaiiit at late prices • the supp ly 000tioneslimitod. Corn.—Tbe market privately is steady; about 100 nuke of plantatiori sold at firm prime for calory qualities • 1,200 bags of Mysore at 645. M. to 635. 6d. ; sod 130 bele; of mocha, yellowish bog berry, at 86e. public eel.. 'orations to progress heavily ; fair to good red leaf Congos show a decline of ld. per lb. from late comical prices. Rica mistime in limited request. Sricsa.—Pepper sold on easier terms—good Singapore, 31d. Pimento maintains the previous value, but only a few lots sold at 21d. to 2ild. Ginger. Cocbio, sold at a farther slight deoliee—ordioary and middling 62e. to 665. ; Jamaica at firm prices—ordieary an d good middling, 70e. to 92e. - . RUM. —2O puncheons of Jamaicr sold a - t . 2a. 6d. for inky commas quality. Fanrr.—Tbe demand for the sewn) is Dot active, pravious prices are about maintained. llri.lua. Vsleocia common, wald_st 30.. to 31a. ; ae3cted.36e. to 491. Muscatels, lavers, 59e. to 710. ; ass, 965. to 104.. Turkey figs, 36a. to 75.. B•l.Yrwrils—Then m • good demand aed about 1,900 bap sold at 29a. abort prompt for tefracti:si 6j and 31. lirtisso.—The quarterly mks of Ottatemala want off !mayfly. Prima were about ots a par with those ruling at the East India sales. Low Cortes sold at 2s. Id. to 3i. • ordinary to See. 3a. 9d. to 6e. ; flobsse. se. 10d. to 6s. Rd: Carrolt.—TM isles are limited to • few small parcels. at drooping priors Jun.—The market is dull sod prices allow • decline of 20a. per ton. very oommoo to fine sold at 91. 15e. to 254 10a. ; rejections, 81. ; 61. 16e. TALLOW MA }MET. -(T HIS DAY.) The market is gels". Tows fellow is quoted 41s. 9d. ; Pmenbarg Y.C. es the spot, 40e. Gl. ; Oetober to De cember, 40e. ; Demeter, 402. O. 41. e. ; Jemmy to Yard, 41.. to 41e. 6d. ; Marsh, 42.. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. crRisDA Y. I . . . . We have a large supply of beasts, but it colorists chiefly of those left over from Monday and middling qualities. Trade is dull, bat there is no quotable roductioo is price. The number of sheep is small, yet It exceeds the demand. The choicest descriptions meet with put.. ehmenst Monday's rates, bat inferior are very difficult to dispose of. Calves see selling about the same es of late. Our foreign supply consists of 1,560 beasts, 2,640 sheep, 391 calves, and 140 pip. ?or Moo. of Saba a. a 60. I Pot Om of Übe. a 4. a. d. art aool6 lionddo. 4 1 2 DNA D001t111.164011i 0 0 0 0 Boot Ihoilliono 4 10 Da/ L000kw0010.... 4 3 II 0 loond owl bomb a 10 Do. do. Mors .... 00 0 0 Calves Pt/ llostDoa It IFllt.troAs 6 4 Unto ___ 0 0 0 0 _ "Wile - 4 mete( f.,4711 d US: pip. 1110; mina tows. 1110. asa lambs. 0.17.. :skis, 13)IITHIFIXLD HAY MAHICHT.—(THIB DAY. Nova H &Noe report trade at the fol. kitbag_ ;Prim modem boy. SOL to llOo; clover, dol. Me. to lig.; ditto new, second out, 80t. to 110 e.; draw, 27t. to no. 141 Lli 61i oi t 201 14 I _ 1n i