The Express. — London, England, 1867-10-24 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIUENCK. (TUTS DAY.) OF AN Kitt . l7CY. (:Ir;.m• Mr. I . 01111i.',.11 , 114.1 . IN 1.11 .% I . 11. I..\'. . for • ri. .1 irt t. Cos elAtegalllit ie. floral f ti.:. tt:.•t Corm:Any ILM.lted). 3: . I .1, Ids :de ci .1.041,4 go," a I.tot • • . ; aUtheth ." ; .1. ; ..IU4 •110% 1114 • • ;.. The ...sod :era. :• :: • 1 Ittykl• t . of '• debtors good" is . • • •1; : In mg tle• A mount c..mned from : t. on• 1 the yrosooto s of the G.,...p.,ny per • . • hohursett . lit ..; pr.:burin y • • L. tile•;l.t I %•r, ; the r loon n iiiii th••• 111:1:lagt r rn.l Ivan, ed I.y th ImM:tort. Tun iton of •.:. •• .1 :t< a doule..ild debt. is ciaistse.l itu ‘‘ Lur r . !•ot • )..i Ito ••ict %icto4;0111 /..Litly for ow•it .I‘.lllCed .1 of the witip.n.y. The iktiikrulot All ;latter . • .::t3 ;.. wit iltykiicitt utoui ‘Ii•1•11,sol •• • ...,ITouri.! 1'..•-•l•.tvy (Limited!. _3. : . ••• •.!.i. e.i red for tip., 4.0 h tat dmigokee. . . . . I ation, the I...nkrupt ,acid that h.: had not t , ditor named lay in bit szireataly, AA he was t • • . anything was due. Nc had ilskol for pay• t , but no proceedings had Ines taken for t . •„ . ii' had net' •r fatly,' before. . notaationer Ile knew:. person n.tnrea Mau. n.s. ' • not say whether nything wasrin, to hint fo, :‘, :I: • melds inserted for the e'en:pa - fly. Ile believed th • . .1 y registered. 1; was started by witness in A, ark his scheme was afterwards adopted by follow said the bankrupt must supply a statement dory of his connexion with the comp.iny, and how ,ion originated ; also further particulars of his • up-a the company, and A cash account from the Ist .t•:_oar tied acomilingly. (Before Mr. 11. , gistmr Roche.) IS RE sin HENRI I1.1:1011 iiXt:4I)EN, 1111 a. '.:. bankrupt, who Is t dioaed the court on the 7th inst., ,ousequence, as he alleges, of insufficiency of itrolue. •,scribed as of Shiplicrdswell, near Dover, previously 111.1rine.place, and other addresses at Dover, it. 160 occupation. The creditors are very numerous, and r. Tr:prise tailors, hoot:natters, hosiers shirt makers, wins r. u . iwits, gun makers, a tobacco cloth maker. a. whisky bmit, and tradesmen of various descriptions. The unsecured are returned at 72V., and the bankrupt L.. set:lard a bill of sale over his furniture at shopherds s...:...f the estimated value of •1/01., iu favour or Mr. I.ing, ma. of Barham, near Canterbury, us security for his Tin- w: is the first sitting, hut no assignee was appointed. t!:e INth of December, ss 1, was tiled fur she tins' 1. ming. IN ro: C. TlioßP. At a meeting of creditors held under the failure of , Thorp, of Riley-street, I:erniondsey, psper•li.digiug i..nef..eliirer, a rewilution w..s passed for accepting • cool. p,itiou of 1'2.. in the pound, pursuant to the terms of a 0...1 which h.is been duly assented to. A statament, pre. poi„I by 31.a.rs. Hart Brothers, returns delta to time 21, ~,, :at of Pl c :Zeit., upon which the couipo.fition will is.....nue payable. THE POLICE COURTS. (TUTS DAY.) c:ITILI)H.ALL t 4 i:ANI.AI. I IITH AgNAULT (4.1 THE LoNIPON, CHATI!.%SI t ANII Ik/VER RAILWAY. A''/, ,, r liviog at No. 4, Vernon-miusre, Clerken well, was placed at the bar before Alderman William Lawrence, charged with indecently imimulting Jane Carter, 2 domestic servant, while riding in a seoond class rail way rani lige on tho London, Chatham, and Dover Mr. Church, the solicitor, attended on behalf of the railway company, to watch the case, and, if necessary, to prosecute and Mr. Louis Lewis, of Ely-plaoe, defended the prisoner. Jane Carter said she was a domestic servant, and lived at Brindley-street, Harrow-road. About ti o'clock yesterday evening she got into a second-class carriage at Borough•road and went to Farringdomstreet. There was a gri.tleinan in the compartment when she got in, but at Blackfriars he got out, and the defendant got into another compartment of the same carriage. As soon as the train started he cut over the partition and came and sat beside her. Directly he got over he lifted her fall and kissed her, and after that he put his hand under her clothes, and then he said he hoped she would forgive him for he meant no harm, and he kissed her again. The train then stopped, as it was just coming into the station. He made an attempt to get out, hut she called to a young man on the platform and told him what the prisoner bad done. He stopped him and sent for a policeman who took him into custody. ' Mr. Church raid he appeared for the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, and all he had to say was that if any one of their passengers were improperly treated they would prosecute the person so offending. With re gard to the defendant lie would say nothing, became he was ably represented by Mr. Lewis. He would art ask the witness any questions, because he wu not acquainted with the circumstances, h aving heard of it only one hour ago. He must, therefore, leave the case in the hands of the worthy alderman, anti if the statement of the young woman was correct, and it seemed very straightforward, it would be for tho court to decide upon it. He was there to watch the case at present, and if committed for trial to prosecute, but he might add that whether the magistrate commit ted for trial or inflicted a fine the remit would be the same—the prisoner would be diseharged. Alderman Lawrence said that had not appeared in erl• dame. Mi. Church said it was a tact that he was in the coin- I * °P !ervice: Mr. L. Lewis said be held a very responsible position In tie company as manager of the continental trittic. Mr. Church informed Mr. Lewis that the friends of the complainant would be satisfied if the defendant would plead guilty and offer an apology. Mr. Lewis conferred with his client, who at first re fund to do so, but eventually consented to take that COMIC Alifenilan Lawrence, after consulting with Mr. Martin Iduet clerk), proceeded with the case. Mr. Lewis, on behalf of the prisoner, said that it had ken his extreme anxiety not to cast the slightest imputa tion on the character or conduct of Miss Carter, for she was unibeibtedly a highly respectable and virtuous Toting woman. The prisoner had in a moment of ;ndiscretion committed this act, and ho now bitterly re- Fretted the indiscretion he bad subjected her to. He was man with a family. and &conviction would be followed by the loss of his situation, which in itself, woo a serious punishment. Ho had gentlemen present who could meat of the defendant's moral character for years past, and who had not deserted him now in his trouble. Mr. Chinch said the fact of his being in the company's service am. guarantee for Lis previous good conduct. Thule gel, t lemma gave the prisoner an excellent character, and Miss C.,rter recommended Lim to mercy on amount of his family. Alderman Lawrence said it was more serious in his case than in tlu.t of another person, he being an othoer of the company, in spite of the reeounnectletion and his good char.o ter, he must go to prison for one month with hard labour. WESTMINSTER. A PARENT's CoMPLAINT. Emma P.•smr, an intelligent-looking child, was brought to the court this morning by the police, charged with being destitute. William Page, 101 T, said that at 7 this mornint; finding the child at Chelsea-villas, Hrompton, crying, with a crowd of pi !sons round her, he made some inquiries, when she said shs had been turned out of doors and bad had no food since vmterday morning. Having ascertained u - here she lived, ho took her to her father who refused to receive her. Mr. Selfe-Did he *ay why ? Constahl. -Yes. He stated his reason waa she robbed him so he could not trust her in the house. He has accompanied me here to see you. The fat h , r-This is the second child that has unhappily given me ii:uch pain and trouble. I brought a little boy here for whore maintenance I am now paying at an W. dustrial school. I thought when I got rid of him I shoul.l i.e able to manage this little girl ; but the, unfortunately, followed had example and be came a F'lncking thief. It is hardly a month ago that she r , ,bbed me of 2/. and went away ; ahe has also robbed my lodgers, and I have no sooner re clathed her than she goes away and sells the things off her back. She has robbed me of from 121. to 1:4. during the last 12 mon • hs. Mr. Selfs -Did you turn her out yesterday morning? The lath. r-No, I have not seen her for the last three dam Sir. Selfe -You refused to receive her this morning? The lath. r-Yes, I did. lam afraid to receive her in my house ; t is full of lodgers, and when she can't rot; me she robs them. They are like me, they are working men, and cannot ..tford t o lose anything. I also thought that thi: would , -e an opportunity of asking your worship what I had hefts do. Mr. Selfe -What is her age! The fath. r-Ten years. Mr. Self« -Has she ever been to school? Father -Yes, she can read and write, and every pains lase been t ken with her, but all to no effect. Mr. Selfe -Has she any mother? No. lam a widower, but a very respectable aged ar0u,..1 . who keeps h o use forme, h as d one all that a mother cou:.l. Path er The . girl, on being i n t erroga t e d, sa id s h e h a d robbed her Mr. Self( —Thu is just the cue to send to a school of discipline. I will immediately write upouthe subject, and Jou can inquire, Page, whether she can be taken in at once. WANDSWORTH. SI , GCLAR RECOVIRT OP A BANK NUTS. Syiney II r6ert Carpenter, • clerk la the employ of Mr. hn :in.'. Cu., warehousemen Staining-laue. , e.a. LLarg...l with living in the unlawful poesession of • 7;/. Baiik of h:ngland note, the property of Mr. Jacob Willi.. a 441111411 • of eaVenakh-rUall, Wandsworth-rusal. I)n morning the 12th instant the bank note with 01. l and silver, amounting altogether to lii/. were in ca,;. Wa% placol in a IlraMt'r in tii•• parlonr, the 1,, y 1.4114 turtie.l hi the luck, bus nut taken out; while the were in the back kitchen the but awl contents 3toiell• _ _ Police-constable ti.nhill aid that in conseenence of in fortiatimi he received oil Tito slay last lie went to the City and saw the prisoner, whom lie asked to account for the ..1 the baukmote, when he replied that he knew hotline; ais.,:t it. Witues, remarked that it was very as he hod culled it with another note at the Bank of F:ut,Land . liittese sent .. I!an't you recollect!" He replied, "No ; it might have be ,m paid in by a steamer." lie then a.keil him whether be would take a note without it bein endorsed. He stud, " Yaw." Witness then told him that the note which was cashed with the stolen note was end , . =ea with the name of Mr. Paterson and his address, and asked him to accompany him to the bank, lie went with him, and when he saw the eielorsed note be said the writing was his. Witness again told him he must account for the other note, when he s ad he found it in the Wanda worth-road at half-past thinm o'clock on the riatuclay attenuant. Witness remarked that it was very strange the tote should tic torso many hours with many thousands of persons passing. He replied that it was true he found it there, folded up. He also said he kept the note a little while to see whether any reward was offered for it. Witness told him that be could not have kept the note ' lone as it was cashed on the Monday following. Mr. Patemon mane forward and gave the prisoner an eacrilcut character for honesty. lle said he believed the prisoner kept the note in ignorance of the law, for he placed the wine and address of hisfirmupon the other note, and that enabled the police to detect him. The prisoner was remanded, and liberated on bail. THE FXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1867. cou),.IAL eovitszimL.vr saccriemits. 7:771 I.OOGS. Iso,ooo Brlllaheoll4llp.ot.,l 311 111 v , WOOS 1/n. Isof Oss. liov.• p.c., 1317.04. 101 103 -- Do. Spercklab os, ISO 91 101 ,TlTift9 1.) IOC ..)9 6.6,/ed Do. i l i.:c4: l l ' utta b7 l SOON° Cs•AcieiHopeofpor.l•473 IC: • 1. 4 : 14. d . ..1ea04200 up: * 10 V.:. -- w •10. IM~fM 10• ! 44yXAi iia do. law-. 1, ii, 1 los !.. 7 I 51 1 4,000 D0.116.0.Ap.di0c3.1000 161 113 ID 1.1: 100.000 Otylon.Nov. 1 xtS, p.et 100' IUI / 3030100. Do. 1574, .10.. 16, 111 112 1.014.000. Do. UM d 0... 100 105 1-7 64,000 Mauritius 6 pot 06,1679 100 103 7., 100,000 110. 1078 100 1.10 144 9C.),000 Do. 14133 100 166 1417 000,060 Do. 14101 130 1.4 178 166,600 NatalGOt.69.o.Ao..too. 100 91 101 zd 106.0.)0 Now Bruoutloo.opoo es. 1.10 101 103 1.136,800 Now South iv.ko p.00ut..1871 to 107 41 104 14 99 3, 4 371,142 Do. Ip. 6.181 0 1 to 1405 100 i f 3 041 86 ..000 Do.to .e..r,11167 to 1011 103 . So{ 63i 180,000 New Zealan46per coal li4 — 1,600,100 Do. Oper out. 114 , 0< OS 6 , 6,040 Do. 6 per runt. Isll 161 106 1,0 161,000 D0..1 , ..10811 masa Duo 130 1 116 la v...i.0n0. Noes Scotia 6p. 3.,1676 101 101 103 1,40.140 4/64496aad Goo. 6p. 04. 10 0 991 1 4, 04 1,177.450 Do. Do. 1091 .... 100 • 930 1001 116,000 3.Aust.oov. 6 p. 8,1174 7, 100 Do. 144 sod upwAs. 100 DM 100 &MAN Vludior.Op.o.Jao. Jely 100 110} lII} 4000,000 Do, 60. at Apr 1 1 / 4 414. 100 104 10/1. SRITIPII MINZB. No. I Si. I LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE OBY TEmmuni.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THLS DAY.) NURSERY STAJCES. Beauty 1 )11r Mary ALL Sta Scrpeut 14 ran. SELLING II AN DICAP. Catalogue ... ••• ••• Katie •-• Rein leer ••• ••• Julitug Palmer Miss Sarah ram. FREE HANDICAP. 8 ran. Palmer walked over, and stakes divided. Pero... My Love Pope OPTIONAL SELLING. • - 12 taa. SWEEPSTAKES Suffolk beat The Earl. ILLNDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Cellina ~, Feu Folkt 14 TROY STAKES. T.Y.C. lloseerneian, Kettlebolder, St. Konen, Adornoda, Bel Giorno, The Laird.and St. Valentine are here. AR others paid. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKEi OF 10 SOPS. He:renianua, Splendour, Pearl Masque, Retirement, Traviata, Nightingale f, and L'Africane are here. HANDICAP PLATE. T.M.M. Dalesman, 9st 51b ; Sealskin, Set IMb ; Skirmish. gst 51h; Strafford's dam c, Set 31b ; cheltenham, Set ; Blinkhoolie, tist ; La Dauphine, Tat 91b ; Mandrake, 7st 71b ; Roquefort, ist 71b ; Violent, ist 71b ; Elsie Venner, let 21b ; Q.C., let 2lb ; Annie Laurie, lit ; Leap Year, Tat ; Rupert's dam c, tat 71b ; Mayonnaise f, list 61b. ORIENTAL BANK CORPOR4TION.-(TUIS DAY.) A general meeting of the shareholders in this undertaking was held at their office ' Throadneedle•street, this day, Mr. H. G. Column in the chair. The CitatnnAN said, at this period of the financial year the directors did not submit a report, bat it would be sa tisfactory that a statement should be made. Mr. C. J. sTuAirr, the chief manager, then read a state ment and balsace.sheet for the year ending June 29, from which it appeared that the liabilities to the public were 15,574,970/.. and that the assets were 1,7 m9,530r., and that the balance of profit and loss after defraying all cur rent charges for the half-year was 98,0101. . . The CHAII:MAN said the bank maintained its position. The lasses spoken of last year had turned out less than an ticipated, and this year they had been insignificant. Their loss by the failure of the Royal Bank at Liver 00l was very little indeed. It would be remembered that at the last meeting it was stated that the usanee on bills had been reduced from six months to four. He was sorry to say that three of the banks had receded from this arrangement, and of course this bank could not fluvia -1 twin it against them. Nevertheless in substance the arrangement would be reverted to and the six months =linos maintained. He moved that • dividend for the half-year of :10s. per share be dechred, which was equiva lent to 6 per cent., or 12 per cent. per annum, free of in come tax. The motion wee agreed to, and a vote of thanks to the chairman and directors concluded the proceedings. Mr. Hardy has declined to comply with a memo rial forwarded to him by Mr. W. P. Roberts, Mr. Ernest Jones, and Mr. Cottingham, praying for a postponement of tho trial of the men who are charged with having been concerned in the Hyde-road outrage, Manchester. The Roman catholic prelates of Ireland have again assembled in Dublin, " for the transaction of im portant business," the Freeman's Journal informs us. The meeting probably has reference to the Catholic l'ni versity, the session of which institution was opened yester day. Constantinople journals of the 16th contain a long proclamation from Nen Puha, the Grand Vizir, to the Cretans, extolling the clemency and magnanimity of the Sultan, and informing the inhabitants of the island that his Majesty does not intend to confine his kind offices to the general amnesty already accorded, but has sent to them the writer to lay the basis of a new administrative organisation. Stich persons as do not think fit to avail themselves of the favour of the Sultan may quit the island within a given time ; but the others arc called on to elect representatives with full powers—one half Mussultnans and the other Christian—to concert with the Grand-Vizir on the measures to be adopted. A Natal paper states that Colonel Towers and Captain Chaplin. of the Coldstream Guards, have returned from a hunting tour in the Zulu country, where they bagged 120 hippopotami, 2.1 rhinoceroses, 5 lions, 12 buf faloes, besides a great many antelopes and other small deer. A skeleton was dug up a few days ago under the floor of a schoolhouse in Ballymena. It is supposed to hate been that of a female who was decoyed into the house and murdered more than :10 years ago by a school master who has since died. She left her home, and never was heard of afterwards, and it was remarked by the pupils in the school that the desks bad been displaced and the floor disturbed, but no suspicion was excited at the time. A SVENE AT SANTE:4.—On Monday last the clergy, the pious confraternities, and other friends of the temporal power of the Pope, accompanied to the railway station several recruits who were going to join the Ponti fical Zouaves. At the moment of starting the clerical party raised a shout of " Vire le Pape•roi." Some young men who were attracted by curiosity to the spot at once raised • counter cry of " Vice Garibaldi!" The Pharr dr la Loirr, from which we glean the above par ticulars, adds : " From the moment these adverse cries were raised, Papalini andGaribaldians engaged in • curious battle of applause' and biases, of acclamations and male dictions. In point of numbers the clericals had the advan tage, but in strength of conviction they were inferior. The aerials shouted 'A bac Garibaldi.' A young vicar cried, 'A In porte les heretiques,' but happily this acclamation was not responded to. The excitement was great, hearty laughter on one side and irritation on the other. At one time it was feared that both parties would come to blows, but happily they confined themselves to such amenities as we need not report. In short, yesterday evening was very amusing. The most heterogeneous cries were heard. One priest shouted Viva Marie, concue sans peche ; another cried • bas les libres penseurs,' whilst a third roared ' bas lea fans-masons.' The spectators hereupon began to laugh. If this was announced as • spectacle the whole population' (adds the journal) ' world like to be present.'" An old Dutch farmer in the Queenstown district, it is said, is about to wind-up his estate and portion it among his children, in the belief that he has not long to live. Re is a retie of the good old times, when the stocking and not the bank was the " centre of gravity." In this patriarch's estate there are 1110 oxen, 80 horses. 4,000 sheep, 4 farms, and 6,1141. in gold. —Alga Bay PaPer• SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) 4111.1)I13 AY( OLLt ILO{ At4lll STOCKS. LAIL' WAYS I Cl )e oitag prima Um to-day .torday. I to 1 p.m. _ 1/la4stol asur Izaki 33 Cal.-dontan _ _ _ 9.if 'Cambrian —. Dublin andlaifa.o aim 73 76 Dub deo, Perth,kAtxt .1:. 76 71 'LW Lnadon ' Obagowand 8. Western 104 106 161641 664tirn 4166. Al. SI 321 Do. R. Aug. Stk.. No t 4 6 Orostliorthof Sootloo 1 16 IT Orosi Northam 101 110 Do.l J A me...no dlr. an- 1131 ll4j 1 tllB9.4.lspnid:t 123 125 I Do. Ord. DM. Dlv. Stork , 494. &oath & Mot (Ire ) 94 SO , best Wader% 4Bl 461 9.04t..urV01.0rk0t2. Do. South Wass Do. W. 100.—Orford 25 .3 Do. Do. Newport ri SI Duranahlre&Torkshiro 1251 11 tr. .11rIcht.&s.roart 521 1.2 0116214111,46D0T le IS Do. Met c : 11 14 Lou ) ou.t NorQ Wain.. 112] 113} Loudood3outhWootoro 81 63 %lan. Shof..&Llnooltuihi 47i 44} Motropollioa 101 k So. ratonslon, demi p. ct. ISTO' 109 111 llalropolitanDlataid ; 83 85 Do. do. do. 1)0.&513. John's-wood i II! 117 i 931.11 3: 32 1 1:- 110 113 i 11113115 3•21 Do. Min.& Darby North Bridle Do. Idth,Per4/4,Dand 1 N. Esatorn—korwick ' Dol Do . G. N. Pura : , Ludo Do. York . Do. Cariboo. 100 Do. Stook trW:lini. 141 1.5.3 all Do. do., 1800-01 100 North London 115 117 I Do. do. 1306.. 100 NorthStaft , ordshLre Ol rA, 100 N. t & Western June lOl 112 100 Shropshire Union -- 11.51 Ohl 100 South Devon.. —.. 45 47 'lOO South Littera . 0.4 06 all tuans k wokiniiirm:& 94 100 rail Vale 100 Watorfori alehimani 11 Waterloo 4k Whitehall lei 100 1100 100 00 101 61 a 96 96 404 7; 1241 I il'ls 13 113 : 2 1 i 3 117} 1B 33 100} 114 e. . 7 BRITISH ruseiIBSIONS. Raiwatt I Clo.taisiass. 100 100 100 WO WO all Atlantic& it.Lawroaco 1.; 67 IY/ Boa BAY. &C. ln. giv.o. 102 103 14 Do. 1 Shares— par Om all ,Butralo & 1.1.60 se 4 ' Do. Prof/yews j 6 0 1100 DalL,Draa4,4tOoderla, 6 per cool 1372-34 , 1113 11 10C Cal &a. Eastorally. al , 'lOO 'Cape 1.6: Pock 6p. at : 41 El all Detaorara,7p.c.perprer 00 102 100 Lai Banal iv. 6do 101 104 10 Do. do. 6do Deal Indlaa ga. &do 1111 • Do. L Shares , 100 Grand Trunk of Cased,: 171 all Do. tga1p.31.6.40.01 03 1 all Do. la4proL Booth 41 all Do. Ind prat. Floods. 37 all Do. red prat. Stock ) 90 all Do. 4th prig. 3004 k 191 1100 Great bollan Paul lonia; 107 all Do. via. 6 pur II Do. ..__Now do. I • Do. New 100 134. /Lot Lodi& g. 6p. e t! 101 100 Da 41 pee eint.— an 'Ol. Western of 1.,%0f011. Do.6p.c.lldapay.lB7al $3 at , Do.6c do. do. 1877.8.1 96 Indlaaftanthillrolfed) 'lOO 'Dadra" gear. 6p. cosi 1951 100 Do. de. tf d 0... 96 100 I Do. do. des.— 91 all Do. Fifth ltitenalon all Melt). and llobeosis bay 4/ all Do. 6p. at, pay.lBBo, 95 all I Do. 6 p. et, pay. 18Y6 81 100 g.11..0f Can. 69 nlitp B. 00 109 l 'Be.tnde, gua. 6 _ . .percent WS 100 I Do. Delhi do.— 101 e 16 I Do. do. do.-- .. par 1109 Do. Ponjanb do. _ 1015 VA De. lads' St. Slot do. 67 poil - 1101 2 pat IS Wea pes' 103 101 - dil 1044 97 11! 104 1021 }pm 1021 6:0 ~~ I 101, -1- 1101 10 1071 1011 21 JOINT STOCK BANK& I Pd I CL BSI 0,000 10 A.i Bank (Lim.) A ....1 0 II Ipm GO. 10, bo. B. ........... ...! .. 7 9 I 60. MUNI - - ....... .-- ' 15 6 3 db' 00, 1011 , =sum Limbed ......• 16 13 10 Ms 100, ID : Anglo Austrian- i ..... : r t 41 ps 40, 20 Angle 1-, fiati(Llso.)... all 16 16 10,400 91 Anglo I,n (Untitled), 12i, 6 3 dial 00,40 Australasia , Ws; OE 64 ad! 10,600 20 . BaukoflirltlshColnrnbla: all I 19 14 vi' 12,6001 10 Do. New, boned 2 pm' & : S 4 lis adi 10,000 26 Rank of Egypt I all • SI 34 26,000 Al Bank of Otago (Limits, )! 10 : 0 4 die 10,0001 6o Nankai Victoria,Austrul, IS: 50,000 10 . Bank of New Zealand - 10 • 10,000 60 British N. America all • 60,000 20 C. Bk. hall; At.., Chlua• all 30000 26 Chart. Km of Ladle. &r. ' an 60,0001 10 city .. _.. _ l9 20,000 100 Colonial 500,000 10 Consolidated Bank (4) 4 i 10,000 60 Deihl and London (1.) 26 *OOO, 60' test London (Limited)! 4 60,000 20 Fasters &clam/OAm) 6' 20,400 30 English and American.' 10 110,000 10 ltiw.llauklLtial sneiroL' 10 00,000, SO kng.Soot.& Ausl.4 handl all • 10,000 60 • Englishand3wedlsh (L.) 26 . 90,000 100 , Imperial Benk(Uniited); 10 1 10,600 20 : Imperial Ottoman -.. 1 l• 6,000 26 lonian ..... .-- -. all 0,000 26 Lin. New 10C,000 20 ' Land Mork Bic ladia(L) . 4 , 5000001 100 W.V. c.Deb,l64l,3oyre all *OOO 6011on.Bk.o131exlcootc.(L) 9:1 11,000 100 : London and brasilian 46 22. 000 I Du. Now 6,000100 20 t London& IliverPlatefl ) . 7 41 40,000 22 1 Do. do. do l9 60,000 201 bra. Ch. Ranks( Autri ell , 07,600 60 , London snd County ' 20 12,500 50 Do. N,w Isom latXi p a 12,000, 60 I London Jou,t Stock.- • 16 WON 20 : London & South Urban 10.0E1 INI : Lou. &S. Wester nn(Lim.) 10 I SMO 60! London & Venesueb(L) In. 66,000 100 , Lon,loo & WestminMor. 10 40000 100 Do i5...101f m.none paid 10 5,000 100 1 Iludtant Bank (Lina. 1. • 25 I 60.000 60: liorcantilealiscaanlL) 1 20,000 10' Metropolitan {Limited) aU 0,005 1001 Midland Bank (Lim.) 10,000 6 I National of Australada 6 WON 100 I National of Liverpool l6 16.600 100 • N. Pro. of England - 46,000 20 I Do. 2nd & 3rd issue_ 12 40,000 60 , Nstional Bank ....- •3O 14,000 20 : New South Waldo-- I an 60,000 20 1 North western 60,000 26 , Onental Bank Corpora ID 27,210 691 Provin.BankinaCorp.(L) 10 10,000 100 Provinc. 4 Ireland 4,000 10' Ilk, do. New .. *OOO 23 !Smith Australia ad 17.061 100 I Maud. of B. & Africa l6 I 10400 100 i Do. do. tss. at 0 pus 10 i 0,04 161 Caton of Australis - - 6111 10.000 100 • Union of Disbud aim.' 22 I *OOl 60 117alos of London -- - 16 I M W I. 7.1 96 lif ii* I 2 1 gel 4 2 1 1 Mal 10i 111.. _ l 111 19 111 111 82 EE 12 10 QUI U 23 di. 44a; 4 7 pm! Dv 2 pur l 2426 54 66 29 99 11 12 _ 4 2 44 43 45 46 T 6 414 87 88 ST 29 U 11 Oil 9 6 415 49 50 9 OMs 37 Se /011.1110 N SAILA, hi) MI L&ILWATS all ;Antwerp & Botterdaml all ,Bahle&S.Pra.(L)g.Tp.e. all IBeiglan S J on all in.Arree,G.B.47p el(L), all ICeatral Argentine 1 all Coplapo all I Do. too IDunab=Wlipk(li.)! le 'Dutch all Do. all !Eastern of France 1 18 !Buropeau Central (LC all I rked Luxembourg . all Lemberg-Caernowltsl i an Mexican 101 (L) all inanx&Llage _By the I an 'Due p.c. PA. Bel'. goy all (Northern of I Prance all all N.DBnILo. Def &A rred yres gf.p.o all ;Norwegian e Traak Pref an 'Marian (Samna /Min all :PariaLyonaawilledit. aB ,Parls and °rheas —. all !Ratite & & Fraaal4L) 10 Royal filardndan all • loyal Bwedbh .. sn I Do. 7 per cent. all ,Sambre and Meuse an : Do. leper cent Prot all Ban Paulo(L) g. 7 per et. all ILAaatAtLawa.Vmmullan 16 ,loath Emit of Portugal all ;Sou th ern of Prance as 'Tails and Savona all Waal Madan _ all I o. ia per asalk — PraL all D N. W. of Mace 12}q84 19 271 37} 14} 41 Cl. Pr.Onl. I .111 i.. IJ4 id Id ¶.3 4 W.l 1001 NI P.l. I a priced sue.. :le 9 e 41.5_435 - 11 35 17 di di I t . 111. 1 i* e 17_ 18_ --1 18 191_ - 11 16 !S 14 6 8 41,11 n 411.1 45 /4 I 5. S Si Si 21 SO al Su4Ou i 1 115 40 4 6 13 1♦ - 1 - 19 7 9 61 07 160 17016 82i 07i 25 27 16 19 95 10699 I I! M 5 - 0 71 72 • 8 alB.. 8 ins pt. . Pal I fleeing prism I Rolm li2Bl, 13 8/ xlil 13} '4l I 13} 14} i 1 - 2 81 1 71 21‘ .- 1 , 18 16 Ms ei Us 14 al 14 19 92 43 45 2 6 j 81} - 13 15 3 t 2 94 9 10 • Of zd 144 17 14§ m. 20 It 1 0 0 1 a 11 Is ge 18 Utile& 2. 4 .0 4 G OO! 1,•141 1.2.044 6121 cool .. 4.W .. 11,540 4 0.0100 8,908 0.000 1,024 4.009 - WS 9,000, 1 .. 40,000 4 4001 .. TOO .. 146 Y. $l2, $l2 . 1,02 f .. 1.040, Iwn liasset 'Wit. Buller (14.xtrut.e. I W.MarrAnn (11.1t.hse : Whoa draton WI. Troiswavy (LIAILI! So. 1 Sb. 1 Dooit VOCIUs. 1.01111. 1017411 u, 1.0111.100 . 100 Vol.mg6, 887.6711 St. it.litvarton Pt CUlord Anis/ f vi ,Dar.O. Con. (Tarlatok il 1 ',Drskiwalls 'East Barnet ( M asotti ' Eli East Csruloa • 2.11.4 East earn Bros I S i Fait Orenvllls Sat End Lovell ( ate LW. BAINSIII (Tsvistit ) 111.7.0 lOrsinbier & St. AuDys tit rays% Limy (Lritsd) WI Great South 'Folios o. W. Vor (Rsistoo) Grsorills Itsrod's Foot Massie° Dan . s 1.10.5 . ... _ . . ii,n - l — arei ith k iliaant: is:ii:e Marko Val* Moryody Iron On 6 4 ,Now Aston ;North Rostov sto ;North Wheal Crotti . 1000 .. Pro sper Untied VLSI .. lidenup (C. Want, 16.7 612' Candon It. Ow, 1 LIU .. th Condanow 3.2.0 409 .. IS. W. Arenas (1110909; 19,119 920 .. Way Park MILO 400 .. Tin t.70t1. I 9 ICI .. West Basset fl:logaa) If I. .. W. Cuatlos i Usteard ) 111 MOO — west Ratio. 400 1 West 4Th sj ie 6 tti.o 101 i 2 ... rIA) t 3 101 1 100) tilt lusj 91 I rd. ICI. pekoes. I our. all 1 1a , a 34 a Ipm ! 1411 par oa4la •; 34 par , 111) , 11a.. 2 23pai " 2t 1 46 1 all 1 2 S. 13 15 23L ; 1 0141 Li sa 11 st %LION, par 1 la par Ira all a to i i } i} de , 7-16 0-111 I ; 1 16 IN 611 I 141 1 I Ms , 61 4 .au au au w it I it $1 : i 21 i Pm IPdi CL priess. I Itabo. Lot and Wit Latlla . 100 144 1, 4 . Lawton Wit. Katherla. 100 sa 641 Do. Bob. at 4p. amt. all buntliamplas lea annoy Casamardal 100 44. 44. I PREFERENCE SHARES. Crest Northern :1 per cent., redeem. at 10 per cent. pm. Midland Consolidated. 4i per centred., 931. North Eaatern, Stockton and Derlington B, G per cent., 127. i. MALIGN OBLIOATIOli& 4 Fall e. TAlsiaborris pzi. 4 if 10 all Do. 1 100 , Havana and Matalmea c 7 90 HO ilansanno and lrl 95 100 100 all Kato um and Mabanllla —.- 100 I Do Second loom.. 1 87 90 90 ?North. of Franco ip et IR 121 10 i Do (latoChari 111 p.a. us Ottoman (Smyrna. am) 40 PI all , Do. do . lured at 711 21 in 10 pzi...AmaliXeti 11 14 1.0 a&S. F. (Pons.) 93 95 4 ll[ractlint sp.st I 4 p 100 Wlrsado) p. at gi 90 the i ni lmen-V0a.3p.0. $ ti IN thlaiot.of 9094.7p.0. —.- 99 oilframmarac. 13 3 f 9 'd loath Italian, 0 par et i 4f 90 W 111.*N.W.04/00.119.0.1 11 zd _'4 ... 17 nil zd •• ittl zd NORIUUN ILINNIL to. I ea. I Wart. 311.000 1 I 1 Maadllos Limited) 100,000 1 i.!Jair!o-traa.Ciold(lAss.) 10,000' >0 Alitrallan 16,000, 10 Cape Copper (Wafted` 26.000 1 Cigna& Silver (Limited) 30,000 I IC h0nt01e50.132.2413.,L 10.000 W Coplapo (lambed) , 76,162 1 'Don Pedro, N. Del Ro, Y,uotl 3 I East Del Rey (Lholted ) ...,000 2 /Fortuna (limited} 1 M,OOO 1 Prroutsnotßouvizovd 20,000 10 'General 98,000 II Kapanda :Limited) I 66,000 3 •Unaree gleaned) 7,027 11 Leattatilso 110,000 4 .Psoulcillo Copper (7, ) 50,000 I 'Pestarrna O nid 10,000 W PontelhaudiSaver Lee 1 1 100,000 6 Port Phillip ILOOO 60 Royal Cobra Copper 25,205 1 ItoeasOrande 12u,OuV 1 licetnah Anstrat(Llns.`,l 11.000 to 112 John (lel Rey (Llns.,l 43,174 $0 Utited Sleeken ;Um.: e....v.(0 2 Val Andiron* nold L'. 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (Lts% 6,0 J.) 10 Val Annan% 'Limited 20,000 Maine* Uold(Unalted 30,000 1 Worthlne (Unused) .. 711,... 1 Yorke Pealnaulaltha. &tap I Yodaiumatans xd id MISCELLANEOUS. Australian Mort:iaid antfii;anee(Lini lied), Berlin Waterworka(Limited), 12j. Credit Fonder of England (Limited), 2), Crystal Palace, 24). General Credit and Discount (Limited), N. Loudon Financial Association (Lim.) 7. London General Omnibus Comp. (Lim.), 2 146 2. Ocean Marine Insurance. 20). Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 53,4. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, New, 1867,4 i, 51 4j. Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada, 4i. Universal Marine Insurance (Limited), :41. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 72, l s. Count Achille Pepoli, husband of Mdme. Alboni, the singer, has just died at the ayylum of Dr. Mooch,. to which he was removed about two years ago. EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURE. —The Italian Consul has sent to the British Consulate fat Constan tinople) a young English sailor, brought to Constantinople on board the Italian barque San Ciriaco of Ancona, which bad picked bin, up at sea under singular circumstances, recalling one of the half-romantic half-humorous incidents in Captain Marryatt's novels. On the afternoon of Friday, September 6, the barque, while some ton miles from shore otr aDegat, on the coast of Spain, hearing reeeated cries for help a long way off to windw ard, hauled the ship to, lowered a boat and sent it in the direction from which the voice seemed to come, and about half a mile off the boat fell in with a man with his head only above water, who turned cut to be a young English sailor named William Blank, a native of Salcombe. It appears that Blank was a hand on board the Ocean Bride, bound for Newcastle, from Agostere in Greece, that he had been din. satisfied with the treatment he received, and that a fellow ' sailor, a Frenchman, who shared his dissatisfaction, per suaded him, when the ship was off the Spanish meet, to jump overboard and swam ashore—first buoying themselves with corks. Accordingly, at 9 o'clock on Thursday night, Sept. 5, they carried their adventurous plen into execu tion. The Frenchman was a good swimmer, but Blank could not swim at all, and was merely supported by his cork.. The Frenchman swam ahead, towing Blank with a line towards the shore for about a mile, when he pretended to he seized with cramp, and cast off the Englishman, who then remained buffeting the waves for 15 hours, till picked up by the Italian barque on the following after noon, so exhausted that he had to be heisted on board. Several vessels had passed him unnoticed, till his voice from the deep reached the ear. of Captain Belloni, who treated him with the greatest kindness all the way to Constantinople. The master of the Sarah Watmn, bound for Sunderland, being in the Consulate for the purpose of procuring a braid while Blank was relating his adventure, overlooked the breach of discipline, and deeming the Salcome man a plucky fellow, shipped him at once for the voyage to England.— Luau! Herold, Oct. 16. THE rAISCAL FORGERIES.—The Pascal forgeries again absorbed • great part of the sitting of the Paris Academy of Sciences the other day. M. Fanfare has sent in another communication, in which he declared • letter of James 11. published by M. Chasles to be forged, and M. Chasles, with a courage worthy of a better cause, main tained the validity of all his waste paper. M. Leverrier at length rose, and this time spoke with straightforwardness and even severity. He said :—" On the strength of docti ments attributed to Pascal and to Galileo, and of the genuineness of which no other proof can be given than that they confirm each other, it is concluded that Newton attributed to Cassini among others, obser vations said to have been received by him from Pascal, and this with the fraudulent intention of depriv ing Pascal of the honour of the discovery of important facts relating to the system of the universe. Newton clearly states, in his edition of his Principia,' published in 1726, that the measurements which he adopted are Cassini'', and he does so in two different passages. Even were there nothing but this declaration of the great geo metrician, made in the presence of his contemporaries who were perfectly aware of the truth, we ought not to hesi tate giving it our full reliance, rather than to documents unsupported by evidence and coming from no one knows where. But Cassini', observations exist and they need only be consulted in the ' Memoir's' of our Aoadem in order to convince oneself that they are identical wit h those given by Newton in 1726. Casdni describes his instruments, and gives the dates and details of his °beer vations which were effected between the first and last edition of the Principia.' There is, therefore, no pos sibility of a doubt—Newton was sincere—the observations he quotes a being Cassini', are really those of that French astronomer. And consequently the documents attributed to Galileo and Pascal , and which could only have been are false, Cnuin. if the observations ul's but P quoted b y em Ne i t i r it haant , attri buted to Galileo are quite as much so and more than the others." THE BANK OF FRANCE. OE TV'S TELEGRAM.) PARIS, Orr. 24. The return of the Bank of France fur the week ending to•dac shows the followilit changes com pared with that 'a -t week : INCREASE. Private ace lints . . . fr. 24,5 ):),COO Cash in hand . . . . 14,500,000 ltilis discomfited . . . . 4,,trNt,0,10 Advances f ',O 0 Not,s I)::catAbE. . . . fr. 4,701,000 MONEY MARKET.-(TIFITS DAY.) FAILURE OF A CANADIAN LANK. ON3 o'Owaz. The Commercial Bank of Canada has stopped payment, owing to a large loss in connexion with the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad. With a view to cover the sum duo from the railway com pany, it was recently determined to reduce the shares from 100 dots. to 60 dole. each ; but this measure, instead of inspiring confidence, as was expected, caused a run upon the bank, and compelled the directors to close the doors. ' The total paid-up capital was 4,000,000 dole., or 800,0001., and there were 17 branches and agencies in Canada, as well as eight foreign agencies. The shares were recently quoted 45 dole. to 50 dole. The liabilities are considerable, but the exact amount has not yet transpired. The agents hero, the London Joint Stock Bank, are fully covered. It will be remembered that another Canadian bank, the Bank of Upper Canada, failed about two years ago. The stock markets remain firm, with a fair amount of business, consisting almost entirely of purchases. There is a moderate increase in the number of bond Jide investments, while recent speculators for a fall continue to close their accounts, in the absence of unfavourable features. Consols have advanced d to I per cent., and most of the British railway securities it to 1. Great Northern original is 1 better. Foreign bonds are inquired for, but exhibit no variation of impor tance. There is no alteration in the discount market, and the rate for loans in the Stock Exchange, on English government securities, is still 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 94 3-16 to 5-16, or 941, both for money and the account (Nov. 7), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 92f to 2. Home rail way stocks have experienced a fresh improvement. Great Northern (original) has advanced 1 per cent. ; Great Western, ; Lon don and North Western and Midland, I ; Great Eastern and Brighton, ; and Metropolitan, Lan cashire and Yorkshire, Caledonian, South Eastern, and London, Chatham, and Dover, I. The quota tions are as follows :—Metropolitan, 122 to 4 ; Great Western, 47f to g ; London and North Western, 1131 to 2 ; Midland, 117 f to 2; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 126 k to 127 ; Cale donian, 931 to 941 ; South Eastern, 662 to 67 ; Great Eastern, 324 to ft ; Great Northern, 110 to 1l 1; ditto A, 114 to I ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 17 to : North British, 321 to 332 ; and London, Brighton, and South Coast, 531 to ;!. Turkish Bonds of 1865 are in request, sad have ! per cent., viz., to 311 to 321, but Italian of 1861 are n lower, at 45 to} ; Turkish of 1862 are at 621 to 631 ; Greek, In to ; Spanish Passive, 19 to 1. ; ditto Certificates, 161 to a ; Scrip, 1 to 01 dis. ; and Mexican, lb to 1. A fair amount of business is reported in American securities. The 5-20 Bonds are at 691 to 1, show ing a rise of per cent. ; Erie Railway shares, 4t, to 1, being lower ; and Illinois Central, 78 to 1. In the market for financial shares, Credit Fonder show no recovery from the fall of yesterday, the present price being 6t to 61 dis. International Financial are quoted 21 to 2* dis. ; London, 24 to 22 die. ; and General Credit, 2il to 21 dia. Bank shares have been little dealt in. Alliance are heavy, at 13 to 11 dia. London and West minster are called 70 to 71 ; Union of London, 37 to 38 ; Imperial Ottoman, 1} to 11 dia. ; London and County, 5411 to 55} ; and Oriental Corpora tion, 45 to 48. HALF-PAST THREE O'CLO4.3C. There is a good demand for public securities, and prices generally show firmness. Consols have ex perienced a further rise of 1-16 per cont. since 1 o'clock, the present price being 941 to x both for money and the account. No gold has been withdrawn from the Bank to day for exportation. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Relates opened at lidfr. 37c. for the account, being about the same as yesterday. Rumours were current yesterday afternoon of the embarrassments of is Canadian bank, having agents in London, and possessing a capital of some thing less than a million sterling. The following is the report of the directors of the Land Mortgage Bank of India (Limited), to be pre sented at the half yearly meeting on the 31st inst.: In pursuance of the suggestion made by the board and adopted by the general meeting in April last, the directors now submit the following report of the affairs of the bank during the past sin months. In the Bengal and Madras priaddencies nothing has occurred worthy of re mark ; the large sum receivable from mortgages alluded to at the last meeting was repaid with punctuality, and the business of the bank is, as heretofore, satisfactory. The continued commercial depression at Bombay has pre vented any material improvement in the value of some of the properties mortgaged to the bank, and has delayed their realisation. To protect the interests of the oom• pony, and to obviate delay, the directors in May last deemed it essential that a member of the board should proceed at once to Bombay, and Mr. Boron, whose long en- perience in India rendered him especially fittedtoundertake this responsible mission, left England in June for that pre sidency. He will subsequently visit Calcutta and Madras. Upon his arrival at Bombay in the following month, be at once proceeded to institute a most minute inquiry into the state of properties mortgaged to the bank, and, in refer ence to the ,gerieral management, to take such steps as appeared to him under the circumstances to be necessary. The reports which he has forwarded to this country, while confirming, at present valuations, the original estimate of lose, conv e y much information that is very reassuring as to the geuer4 position of the bank's affairs at Kurrachee and Bombay ; but in view of a continuance of the present disturbance of confidence in that presidency, the board I propose to adopt Mr. Boyson's recommendation that pro vision be made for a further possible depreciation of 20,000/. He, however, expresses a decided opinion that in the anticipation of a possible material improvement in prices, the safest policy is not to hasten the diapered of the bank's securities at this time, when a large number of estates belonging to other institutions are being forced to a compulsory side. Owingto the central position of many of the bank's properties in Bombay, the directors feel that they are justified in anticipating an increase in their value as soon as the proposed railway termini at Colaba are com pleted, and also if, as is reported, the neigh bourhood of the town itself becomes for a time the chief seat of government in India. The board avail thematic's of this opportunity of stating that the only liabilities of the bank are its debentures. Their repayment. with interest, is amply provided for by undoubted accruing receipts from the mortgage invest. ments, and the directors therefore beg again to repeat that there is no intention to make any call upon the share holders. The secured income of the company for the pre sent year, after providing for debenture interest and sink ing funds, and charges of every description, and after set. ting aside a further sum to augment the reserve fond, enables the directors now to recommend an interim pay ment on account of dividend at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum upon the paid.up capital of the bank, to be payable 3 on and after the 14th proximo, free of income tax. The board Imes to announoe with extreme regret the ictire ment of Mr. Nebo° from the direction in consequence of severe indisposition, which hu compelled him to reside on the continent. They have the aatistaction of announcing that the vacancy has been filled np by the election of IL P. Harrison, Nail.. late Comptroller-General of Amounts for India, and government dhector, Bank of Bengal. _ _ . _ The half-yearly report of the directors of the Singapore Gas Company (Limited), to be presented at thr mneral meeting on the 29th inst., state., as under: The directors have to report continued prnrees in the li4liting of Singapore, for particulars of which they refer report annexed, from their engineer and manager, Mr. Kd. Wells, dated August 5, lso7. The halaticeshoet to 10th June, 184i7 and appended to this report, shows the financial positi on of the company. The profits for the half year are MG/. 14e. 7d., which, together with 51/. the uu..ppropriated profit of the preceding half year, males the available balance refs/. as. Id. Out of this sum the directore recommend the declaration of a dividend at thereto of 74 per cent. per annum, law income tax, on the preference capital ; and a dividend at the rate of 3 per cent.. per armorer on the amounts paid up on the original e:.!.ital. free from income tax ; the balance of 3/. 14s. 3d. to be carried forward to the profit of the succeeding half year. _ _ The traffic receipts of the Cape Railway Com pany fur the month 41 August were 3,1771., against 2,7:;7 in August 1865. Vice Chancellor Malins has fixed the Pith November for the appointment of an official liquidator of the Mercantile Trading Company (Limited). WEDNL4DAY EVECING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 031 to 94, both tor money and the 7th November, opened this nu rning at 94 to /, and so closed, after touchirg in the interval 94/ to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 92i to /. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, I, 3/ ; ditto, for account, 941, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, an, I, ; New Three per Cents., 921, ; Bank Stock, 250; India Stock, 223, 1/ ; ditto Five per Cent. 114, 13; ; ditto Four per Cent., 100/, 99/, 1001 ; ditto Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee par, 104/ ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1091, pe ; ditto Five per Cent. Rupee Debentures, 105. In Indian government securities there was little change. Exchequer Bills were frm, at 275. to 30s. prem. Foreign stocks were firm, owing to the satisfac tory tenor of the advises from abroad, and the im provement upon the Paris Bourse. Italian Bonds of 1861 were in strong demand, and advanced / per cent. Turkish of 1865 (5 per Cents.) rose g ; Mexi can and Spanish Passive, / ; and Turkish of 1862, as well as Russian of 1862, 1864, and 1866, 1 to 1. Egyptian of 1864, however, declined 1 per cent.; and Spanish New Deferred, /. MINES.-(21118 DAY.) ONs o'Cr.oci. The mining market is firm, with a fair amount of business. Prince of Wales ' East Russell, North Treskerby, and Great \Tor shares are in chief request. Subjoined are the present quotations : West Chiverton, 65 to 66 ; Prince of Wales, 525. to Ms. ; West Kitty, 12s. to 144. ; East Russell, 275. Gd. to 30s. ; North Treskerby, 335. to 355. ; Chivertou Moor, 5 to ; Great Wheal Vor, 18 to 181 ; West Caradon, Bto 9 ; Herodsfoot, 35 to 37; North Crotty, 3,4 to j ; and West Great Work, 31 to 4. z 6tioitales Gold shares have declined 55., viz., to to 2 die. ; but Don Pedro are 2s. 6d. better, at 1 2 i to 2 prom. ; St. John del Boy are at 59 to 60 ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to prem. ; Postarena., par to . 1 , prom. ; Roma Grande, to fl ; Anglo- Italian, kto # ; United Mexican, 2 to ; Fron tino and Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16 ; Port Phillip, 1i to 1; ; and Central American, the, to par. Au extraordinary general meeting of the Anglo- Italian Mining Company (Limited) will be held on the 4th of November, when the directors will ask for authority to purchase additional properties. Au extraordinary general meeting of the Port I Philip and Colonial Gold Mining Company is con ' vened for the 30th inst., when the following reso lutions will be submitted : That a further distribution of Is. per share, as account of the profit made by the company duriog. the current year, be made as on account of the tenth dividend, and that the same be payable, free from income tax, on Friday, the Ist November, 1867. That the directors be, and era hereby authorised henceforth to make and declare such distribution:, on account of dividends, between the cordi ally' general meetings of shareholders, as they may deem advisable, out of the current profits of the year iu hand, without the sanction of an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY TICES.I:APH (►RON OOR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The market closes with a very strong demand at about Monday's rates. The sales ►re 20,000 ogles. MINOLNG-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) StGAN.—There is no improvement to notice in the de mand but the limited business doing is at the previous value. Jamaica sold at ;r2s. itt. to 3.15.1.k1. ; liarbadoes, 31s. • Havana, 363. to 365. 6d. Refined—Dried goods are to be gad on rather easier terms ; common lumps, 41s. ; pieties sell slowly. COEIMIL —There is a good demand for all colonial de scriptions. The private sales include native at to 61s. 6d. . . Ctx'oA.-The demand continues limited ; about 150 bags Trinidad sold at .10s. to ; fine, 745.; Guaya quil held for 525. to Tva.-- -Business to a limited extent is doing at previous prices. Furrr.-The parcels of Valencia raisins brought to pub lic sale have gone off readily at steady prices ; low to lair, 30s. to :;7s. ; selected, 395. to xis. Other articles sell slowly. Currants, common to fine, 225. to 33e. Mus catels : Layers, good ordinary to fine, OW. to 115 a. ; loose, 475. to 7/2a. Sultanas, 39a. to 525. Tut key figs, 275. up to 81a. ; Far:, 20a. to 21s. .Jordan almonds, 5/. 13s. to 71. 10%. SPICE,.. --A moderate business is doing at steady prices. Singapore black pepper, 31d. to 34d ; Penang grey. 3;d. : trans, 3;s,d. to 3A.: Ginger, Jamaica, 445. to 63a. ; Cochin, 42s to tids. ; African, 21is. lid. hies.-The market is firmer. Fine Rangoon sold at 12s. lid. to 12s. 70. ; Bassein, 12s. 3d. ; Ballaw, common, 11s. lid. ; Dacca, 12s. Gil. /CHIN EA 1.. -- About '250 bags sold. Teneriffe silver at steady prices ; fair to fine, 3s. to 4d. ; black, at Id. to 2d. advance ; ordinary to fine bold, 11. to 3s. 10d. ; lion. dur.ut silver, 3a 7.1. to ns. ; black, 3s. Id. C:irriix.-Rusiness has been done at advanced prices. SsureEttia.-1,300 hags sold on the spot, at 19s. 1 1 , 1. to 19s. bd., and 230 tons for arrival, at 20s. 3d. to 20a. tid. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) -•— The market is quiet. Town tallow, 445. 94.; Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, 445.; Year, 4:'e. ; December, 445. ;Spring, 445. fel. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is by no means large, yet it ex ceeds the demand. Choice qualities are not plentiful, consequently they find purchasers at fully Monday's rates. The supply of sheep is very small : it is, however, dirlicult to clear them out. Prices are not better. Calves are sell ing rather better. Our foreign supply consists of '247 beasts, 5,31) sheep, :0; calves, and SO pigs. Per stone or Ma ad.a d. Per +sone of One. ad. Beet Scots, amid& 4 6 4$ Deli Doe& klihdaSh 0 0 0 0 Bost Short-horns 4 4 4 6 , heat Long-c00t5.... 4 0 4 4 Soeood qua beasts 2 4 3 4 j Do. do. Shore.... 0 0 0 0 Calves Pigs ^ _ 4 0 Da. do. Shorn.... 00 0 0 beet Dos& Hll.lxeds 4 6 4 3, Ladle ....... 0 0 0 0 Besets at market, 630 ; sheep and lambs, 2,44; calves. 167 : pigs, 146. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at bud day's prices, viz. : --Prime clover, 90s. to 105 e. ; inferior ditto 60 . 1 . to 7 11 1. ; prime hay, 725. lid. to Ms. ; infe rior ditto. 555. to tiOs. ; straw, Xs. to thi. TIIE ATTEMPTED MURDER NEAR IBURTON , 'RES CPNT.—The injured police-constable Saunders still lies in a very dangerous condition, he having had no rest since he was shot. He does not understand a word that is said to him. Dr. Paul (the divisional surgeon), of Burton-creseent, is attending him, and fears that if he survives he will have to be confined in a lunatic asylum. Superintendent Searle, together with Police-sergeant Chown and Chamberlain. of the E division. are making every incluiry regarding the would-be murderer. They think he is about the neigh bourhood of Somers-town, and expect be will be captured in a few days. The police state that if the man should he captured they will have enough evidence (without the in jured constable) to detain him.