The Express. — London, England, 1862-10-06 00:00:00

. , TRY. EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OC7ZOBER THE RIOT LY HYDE-PARK YESTERDAY By Mr. Tynrbitt -It was not a storm likely to be found • SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) I I , INTIM POIM/8111101115. NNW in the park. Ilk IN I 12,211WATE I a r n s tarr . lIsI NM ___.......___ 201 8 saw Lowden at a quarter past five with a piece of TWO o'ol/101. I EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONERS AT brick in his band, and he threw it amongst the crowd. I The _.. railway mar ket is very quiet MARLBOROUGH-STREET.-(TELLS DAY.) then took him into custody. By Mr. Tyrwhitt- It was at the foot of the mound. tendency of prices, however, is upwards. y G ; reit IlL se 1 IIIL Do. 11 1,, '"". IS - 1.4 .- I°2l Long before the hour of commencing business a - Thomas Ashman, 23, Duke-street, Linoobes-inn- fi elds, Eastern stock has advanced to per cent., and ti all laNaladffellma Do. rvekr.... l thalll . s l a _ crowd, numbering some thousands of persons, assembled in corroborated the constable. 1 Lancashire and Yorkshire and uth Eastern 1. 'ma lit D ro g.D roor ,..e,g o ‘ io yi front of the oourt, but, owing to the admirable arrange- Penderell, 140 X, said-I saw a stone thrown by the Pri- I The other principal lines are without variation. sae. Ida, An. k lilt - - meats of the police, under Inspector Bannon, and thaw o f loner Watts amongst the crowd . . The stone first struck , London and North Western stock is now quoted IN , dags " .1 " 011. , Ady i. uns. ledi = 76 25 11 . 7 2 9 ..._ , the prisoner and be threw it the chief clerk of the court (Mr. Leadley), who ordered m , Hardy , 71 A. 00.0 gave e ra sure. 1921 to 93 ; Great Western ? 661 to 67i ; Mid- sm no Daassekissa eft. 4 79 - -• the charges to be brought on am early as possible, the path. Mr. Tyrwhitt-I think Watts may be discharged. The land, 129 1 to # ire, ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, l el Be ( " 1 " thipeT ADOla • 0 . Imam. • 'magma 102 IlOft " U 100 sek 101 id Illd it xd l ways were kept tolerably clear, sad the crowd thus not de- others, 40a, or a month each. 1091 to # • Caledonian, 1081 to 1091 ; South es IN Basler* Bengal .. .. lO4l 106+ 11:4 tai I ned in the street all day to the great annoyance of the Prows. Welsh wee next charged. Eastern, 831 to 841; Great Eastern, 481 to 1 ; Great le 11/0 1W thmas gun . . p..ct 1041 1M _ inhabitant. The mums trembled were principally of the Mr. Jonathan Potter, 11. , themist, said-I was standing in the perk yesterday after. w ._ Clill°64-°°d ' Malda ' ale . Northern, 1231 to 1241 ; and London and South * II I De C k ,. a d . llkmke d . •• •• I 1 g . im K 411 Grand Truk cd Othada ID N TN labouring chill' and , ac ma y be ima g i n e d , wares of ""° noon, and saw a dis' turbine.. About 12 or 15 men of the ''' eater; 94 to 100. Emerald Isle predominated. I prisoner's description had large sticks, and were chasing a Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain colonial ? 141,0 all Da.„,.. i ... 41 Per prit ea s Prea „,44 ;: U lla lO N di The following are the names of the prisoners, and the gentleman about 20 year. of age. They knocked him down at tii to 1 prem. Other foreign, as wells. MO all Dales' et 6ilasol so U - offences with which they are charged ;-Dennis Herring- 1 with their stinks- 1 interfered and they said" What the shares, are without change of importance. Mt sil Da. 1 Per 4 WM- 41 55 1110 all De. de. M.- 23 at .. - lon, Michael Collins, John Kirby, Jame , condo . , jr„. a d i 1 •-• ill it to you," and prisoner pre me such a heavy blow 081 NARY NUMB AND ROOM NO A De. de. _ , ~1011. . tO at - with a stick, that, although I did not receive the full force Closinirng Bake to-day 111. 160 and NM= Pentheals 104 105 101 } Sullivan, Edward O'Hara, Patrick Dalton, Thomas Mor- of the blow , my hat was knocked a distance of 20 yards. I alt- I Pd I DAILweTL 7. Ito 1 p.m. Si 12 De. New i awl -' nit, Peter Toed, Atka Mahony, James F enwick, Janie. Daly, then received wend blows about my arms. The police Si 2 De. harry, 11113 .• 1 I Paa - 1111 MA . Wotantour vat 8 81 ••• IN 10 Gt... etrad i t si et lO3 loi ••• Patrick Maearthy, for creating a disturbance in Hyde-Parke ' then fortunately interfered. Bt. 10 ,•Clsealina -••-• 890 all lillWeell lft 10 1 - Kirby being also charged with an assault ; John smith.' Mr. Tyrwhitt-I oaogratulate you on your fortunate is ea De adi e me ___ _ _ _ e. Ni 15 Do. New it 7} Ms 10 escape ;a man who takes part onflaelmlf of • poor fellow who ge g m Di e se ae g b ee _ ... ••• Me ell Dallp.obligeo7S,w.ett 103 102 - Henry Bowdon , Alfred Watts, James Taylor, throwing - --. is overpo wered deserves to have his conduct made known. 10 all Beekes.llesird,iiii.O. 11 01 -• 100 ell Do. ft d0.,_11.41.09. - - stones to the common d anger of pa gg ea g ers in Hyde - park 1 John Fare, 99 A-I saw the prisoner strike Mr. Potter on St 10 IMAM sod lesser .. -84 86 - 100 0 Duellittr.pay.Tll 88 90 zd 17ionias Welsh, for assaulting Mr. Jonathan Potter, the the head. 85. 1110 (bledoalas - II I Indlaa Limited I_dn par - 60 sal °ark and 10milen....- - - - - 84 IN Mader thissr. ft Pm al• 'm " - mist, Clifton-load, Maids-vale ; Pietro A naoni, an Italian, Prisoner had nothing to say. 10 MI (kimorell - . ... -- . I Of - 111. IN De. de. I per et 106 104 101 Mr. Tyrwhitt-I . hue gone into a great many caws, and -• for attemptieg to stab Jolui Williams, of Nightingale-street, N. 180 Ds. di pm el en.. in ss N to sii es. •t • eolith:sant i 1 9 the only question is whether I shall not eeod all th e rest to eu D o , g b oo , r e m od s o i I o el NO 14.10.00rp.6 &Bonds - - NI I Marylebone. to the Melons. My only doubt is whether I ought not to SO all Dania andEri fee 41 48 Si all N. a Oath& Inspectors Swanson, of the A division, and Draper, of send the prisoner. I shell, however, commit him for two 25 all Dend.,Peetke Abitla. 9 10 -• - dem A ape& - ..- 5 5 all Da Es. thrift the C division, attended to watch the case on the part of months. If this goes on the park will have to be shut up. 81- VA Idlabergeand Glasgow a .. 85 .... the Commissioners of Police. Patrick Macauley and James Daley were next charged. 4/ .. I V ra il's" airda " ma •I. Westin IN 106 ... NMa De, && I se& do. 0 0 ~. A constable said-About 4 there was a general row, _and en me =m em NI 47 461 I ID 0 De. de. Lead de. - -. ... Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough street, appeared WS N. Lof Caned& op. e. SI 111 - I took a man who was fi g ht i ng, but he was reste d . re- ea, 10 Do. A Stook 421 4SI _. for Assail and the other Niemen. is. IN Mod* lll6 45 - goner Macaulay pressed us very closely. About se boar Bt. IN Do. Fast tannin RN. 112 121 511 19 le Do. Nine - Michael Colliiu, Denis Harrington, and John Kirby were Liter I took Daley, who wee fighting with everycme, and Bt, 100 Neal Ifeetlieriembac -- ad - U. MI Do. ~.. 1411 D0.1nd.147104.1gte N IMP - A park constable said-At half past 3in Hyderisuk yea. taking Daley, told two constables to take him. Macaulay ; le, I*.A } ,Arr p ,.",di v psw • at wi n % 1 39 251 1184 _ 9 excitedlthe people by saying , " Let ue pram upon them." tuck,. afternoon I saw Harrington on the mound in Hyde. • 8 5. IMO 111. 1 100 k• West Oyu/ 104 100 - COLONIAL GOVILNICIINT 111131711T11111. Park, there being a l arge crow d an d a di a l ar b saaa as t h e By Mr. Lewis-la no other case were we so premed on. otges e m u m o w s 661 67 Of } Na IMI I (rotal N. N. pekes. I Bales. A thostable sad-I nested in bikini Daley. Sticks were Si. 100 DaNeerVattleaftli B4 U - .4i p.c., . 100 101} 1 mound. Harriegton was striking other people l ed knock. flying over our heads, and Maormleysaid, ' Come on, let's 84. 100 lenemilret Yorkakth 1001199} 1091 9 I -• • • • .... .. De.Operceat._ „111111.4.. IN - - - tug them off the mound. Two constables ran up the mound prim upon them. Macanley laid hold of Daley, and tried et. lee Least end Staalmmll 67 ed /I I . -... .. Do.llpmekleb.tAvg. 100 101 107 lad with my aristance took Harrington into custody . . to get him away. Shortly after, seeing Macaulay, again t . I L ° us alf=laa ` MM. ' 121 US 11 2 0 otillev. 4 16 - -.. .. Do. 'per 4.11041119. 10 101 IN •••• 5,M .. Do. 6 per owl, By Mr. Lewis-Harrington was taking the lead aga inst the took him into custody. it. IN Lesdaet North Weslo 921 08 93 21 kth .. Do.lperemella. Neck IN fr 7 N - other party. [A person here interrupted the proceedings, Mr. Lewis addressed the magistrate on prisoner's behalf. 12 ce p D o , - - - ad was turned out of oourt.j I was there nearly all the Mr. Tyrwhitt-I shall discharge Daley, as be has been it. 100 leodeed i tt i triWeseer 99 100 991 .... .. Ai k leartepellSlS VA HO 111 WOO 10 111 113 ad - time. Harrington was calling oat " Down with Garibaldi." locked up, but Mama* I shall fine 40a., or a month. 15 all Loadonderr &Colman - .- - •••- • • de 11161 100 11.0 alb - - The other party were not knocking about the Irish. hew Pietro Anioni was next charged with attempting to stab st 100 Da a ad ' - - ifi, .. New Bretsaw.Gov.llp.M. WI 10 10 - Harrington shoving persons about. a young man named Albert Wardell. St 104 Maia,abse.ol,loocessti 38* la{ - .... .. N. LlTaknlN.sp. e. IN 101 102 -•• 10 all limmemeles a} a - Bray, 606 A-Yesterday I was co duty between the Maga- Prosecutor said-Yesterday afteenoom I wee in the park, ge He ma i m „__ __ us I Me .... .. Do. 6p. a. 184 to 187 IN 1001 101} - nos Barracks and Grosveoor-gate. Near 6 o'clock there near the foot of the mound, and whilst standing there I co o ids D e , N ew - " If II pm pm •• • • Do. an. a, INS lOll 10 101 100 k - New Zealand Ow oat WO NS 110 --• was an immense crowd. I saw Harrington ad Collins heard a sodden cry of " The knife." There bad been a St„ IN De. antuaDesby.. 98 100 - Ek . .. Nova Notts 6p. 134 IN 1164 1061 - marching at the heed of about MO persons. They went up cry of " Down with Garibaldi; up with the Pope." There 50 ell MM. Gt. Mo. (Ire.) ... - - .... .. Aliat.Gov.llp.e. IMP 108 110 - the mound in the centre of the park sod thrust all the was no fighting at the moment. After the cry of al all MN Neat - .... - VinGv.6p. a. Jen.ilJl/ff VA - - - people off. I saw Collins knock down all the persons that "The knife " I turned round and saw the pri- ,1 1 d o l t rml i r s .„,,, o , o _ srd °lde - -ge _. Do. do. Ip. o. Agra 10. WO Kra 1071 id 1071 x d -• • - came in hie way with his fists. He had no stick. I took saner with a knife in hie hand, the blade being turned up. i i i o u ..--;;_w - "' - ' eseang 42.: ... - MUT= MUM. him into custody sad to the statism. 1 did not see Harrington wards. It was a knife like the one produced (a shimmied@ eg. ne 116. - ija ... - -. strike thyme, but be led them on. Collins went quietly knife with blade broken). A man mid, " Oh, my God, lam St. IN North Brilei_ - - 561 6n xd 671 4 No. I 111- I Mom. IN. I CI. prises I Wes. to the station. stabbed," the primmer having run towards him. Directly 81. 10 Do.lo6..,Perellk Pend. 271 281 - 0,00 Si NUM Iron .......... DI - - Lloyd, 97 A, said-About four yesterday afternoon I after the prisoner cense up, stabbed at me, and I felt myself et 100 Kaiak rams Ilaa• aD. - mew Kirby in the midst of the crowd with a very large stabbed in two places in thethigh. I have had it sewn up ,I, 1 1'• Le a 111 . a Ll tent T e r wica cg. - 1 01 22 de 711 - ~._ L .. Dee. G. Om (Timken ) I 475 MO It •••• stick in his hand, about a yard lung and an inch thick, and tendaged. One cut is inside one leg and outside the ii . id Do. ' Ueda ......, . 64d id am N. 1 Let Clothe Gold (Um/ 511. +_dls lays. II .. Nast Beret (OMpal - - striking every one that came in his way. After a short other. I warn taken to St. George'. Hospital, and the pri- rir, me D a , Tree _„ 86 80 41 .. Zest Cared= - time the mob got the stick from him. I took him into ironer taken into custody there and then. St. 105 North Lodes lOO 106 - 4 - last Can Brea -4, .. &Wk. Bused (TaMalk.) M. 16 0 1111 ft By Mr. Lewis-I did not see Kirby struck by any one, and and as there was another person in the hospital, and there 10 1$ 1101118 thflordaldra. •• • 1 iiii 141 1 Nil .. Grumbler a Si. Atilsym 1171 12 14 ken went went quietly to the station. would he doubtless a remand, would hi. worship take - s ili le l umuh lteethit oessai WasternJunc. 111 Ills ll .d _ - Great South Wins .. Us. 4 $ - It, _G. Wk. Tor (lieleteul.. NI ft - William Turner, Mount-street, butcher, • lad of 16, bail! St, 100 110111s0N. & Athr.ftli. 181 401 - 6 _ Grenville - 103 101 - 1,024 .. Hared l oot St Us. 0$ 16 - large crowd came tower& me, end Kirby rushed in at me. The prisoner Ins then remanded. St. 10 Shropshire Unice - 660 660 - 6,000 .. Illassion Downs - - -6, _ Lady Ber th a LI&O. *t -• rushed at me. Kirby and another man struck me, but the arising from the disturbances in the park came before the da. 100 Booth Day°. Uil - 111 Went) 9l 41 IS - wood man was not caught. K Irby struck me in the mouth magistrate-that of • young man stealing a watch. St. IN South fasten - -.... U 4 84 84 3j 9,000 ..; =4 7 4L at iii 1.1 - St 140 South Wales O7l 1114 - AM • M c %ti o lg i n 01e..." EL I 41116 •-• and knocked me down. at IN 5 , Yorks& I Ever Dies 97 80 - 8. - N - By Mr. Lewis-I knew there was to be a meeting, and 7i - lt, -N. Prawn (Moon) - - went to bear it. 1 celled out, " Hurrah for Garibaldi !" and LAW INTELLIGENCE. 2.) ell lieffnee,W 25 all Stockton l ar D l = l. 37 6 1 3ft 38 41, .. N. WO. Bemetplopi) 21.145. S so did others. I said nothing about the Pope or the (THIS DAY.) 26 lb Ditto ditto - 1, .. lent Mesa MOO • • tall. 4 4 q _. Irish. I was not at the head of • number . I was in the Bt. IN Taff Vals - 4.. Per ono. pa. ___._ 00 ell Ulster LIM N ProrWense (U=l . . Itta& SI el crowd. - Mr. Lewis-You had better bare been at home. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. 26 SO Ds. ... ....... - Mr. Tyrwhitt said he should ream his obeenations till (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) Ise A Do. .... ...... lit. WS Vale el Neath - 612 .. 5. Condon OW Cisee).. li 100 400 - 4000 .. S. Caro Brea albino) . 411091 II 2} theendof the cases ;it was lamentable that the park, intended IN 12 VIILLARD.-AFFLicAnoti TO =AWNS WITNEss23. 84. 100 Vleterla &emit Pleelleo 141 143 - WI .. S. W. Frames (Megan) MLA 96 100 - for -- the recreetioe of the public, should be the place of such Mr. Lawrence applied, on behalf of Messrs. Msppin 20 all .WO4 Cornwell 3O 33 _ MO .. Stray Park ll9 ' 34 SO ..- _ - a scene. With regard to Kirby, who was ready for any mice- Brothers, creditors of M. Veillord t o r Lug, r o appoint a St 100 ‘ll.Hartieraparktil -. a - 9,000 i Tamer BU.dtheed Ma.O. as 1 ft - 0,000 15 TM Croft 9 12 1I -. - chief, and alesulted the boy, he should send him for two day for the examination of the debtor, the Hon. Mr. et lal l Wad° Idaumn°-°1614 . 3 : se Bs. 100 DUN Newsert - /0,001) .. Vele of T0w7a,),....... __ - months, and the others he should fine 40s. or a month. Oadogan, and other witnesses, in reference to the terms of gc 4 ge Doe 1i...e..4 eg U - 4000 .. Wed aura . 14 al ai ad - Edward O'Hara, James Fenwick , and Francis Sullivan an agreement between M. Veillard end the Hon. Mr. LIN .. W. Wades [ j s a a were next charged. (Mogan, which was said to be injurious to the general PitfiltlNClC MAIM . West Beton - Raid, 91 A, said-I saw O'Hara assault a soldier, and body of creditors, and cootrary to public policy. M. Veil lard , „... - Wt. Besset w l dm ogen) - - took him into custody. owed 28,0001., and creditors fur upwards of Lau. had dis- I nt Igm I lialiWarl• 1 Closing piton I 551415. _Mk Buller (Ch i no h • II the 01 - By Mr. Lewis-I saw so knives. The soldier is not here. vented from the deed. St. IN Iftelelothisetern.c.Sik ilt 96 - 6 .. Wh. Id ok) 71 1 11 - By Mr. Tyrwhitt-The soldier put op his hand to defend His Honour said it was desirable that notice of the et IN IC 6lB ' l ° Blll ' g nat ' Sn • • I - - 1.001 _Mk Mtn (In. Latent) 1.7.1. 9 10 - Oen and Bandon Mae - - -4, _ Wheel Ludoott 2.10.11 IS 131 111 himself. I saw Feowick, while stones were throwing, application should be given to the inspectors appointed ... ° A It i ii.i.. g, a per ...--.. Si eg - tam .. W.Maryann(Meatien4 3 lai lti - assault one of the Horse Guards with his hind. The soldier under the deed, and the matter stood over for that purlicei 2 . - all Demise** altsr.Jse. 6ft -i„ _ WI. I.:shimmy 1L1.6.' 718 -• did not return the blow. The soldier was alone at the time. IN as THE LONDON BUILDINO COMPANY (LIMITED). NO &Eat Glasgow sp. el 111 ILI •-• Fasiriage, 604 A, said-I saw Fenwick on the mound, and This was a petition for winding-up, presented by Mr. J. St. IN Idis..Pertb.Dan. 4.p.e. -.- - JOINT STOCK BALANES.saw him strike one of the Blues at the bark o f the head. C. Amend, of Bromley, Kent, the secretary to tbe oom- N. 100 Otlestern.Z.C.El4P. - No. IN. I war. I Pd. I CI. pier. I idea. Stoker, 184 A, mid-I saw Sullivan strike several persons pany ; end Mr. C. 8. Swift, wood-turner, of Cleveland- cent. No. 1.... . .. 111 US - Kati as sal U. Ser. Beek .89IN 87 --, standing in the middle of the park, but I saw no one strike street, Fitzroy square. It appeared that the company had WO Do. do . No 2.. IN U 2 - 10,04; 10 LonALlempool 7ft ers Id* - him. t. 1110 Do. do. 6 percent. r cent. No. RV 129 only been established in February, 1860 ; its nominal capital et mg D o. x k no w n A. Op. cl - ..... .... MINI ii Anstrathela ell Ni 417 xd -id By Mr. Lewis-No blows were stru:k by the other party. was 20,0001., in a like number of th erm, but only 4091. bad it. le• De. do. A, 7 per cent... - - - 14000 MI el 4080 IN Bank of =si - I did not see any of the Irish party struck at all. lam not been paid. The petition alleged that three fourths of the St. VA Da Klinion,ap.ct.gua. -•-•• - a.ao a Bettleh N. Ammiiii - - all 50 61 •-• aware that any of the Irish were taken to the hospital capital had been lost or become unavailable, and that the a• .100 Do. do. 6 per mint. Via I ••• "" - 12460 10 Char.Bk.B ri t. 00lunibla 10 1 } dle -•• wounded. coupon was unable to meet its engagement, and on that dt. 110 Do.Norf. &p.a. Z... 1461 ••• - NM NC. Bk. Ind.*, Ane.,olllm. MI 20 Nj lin Mr. Lewis thought O'Hara and Fenwick might be di.- ground a windiog.up order was prayed. 84. 109 , Do. ft per ct. pref., 1547 ... - - 1111,411 1 0 II anted. Moon of India, St 1100 ID°. 6p. ct, Waren.) , Y. - - - lon., end Chine all Ili 1150 - charged reasonably. Had it been an unprovoked assault Mr. K. Griffiths appeared in support of the petition. St IN 'Gnat Iterthere, 6p. et. 118 US 119 on the soldiers there WAS little doubt they would have been An adjournment was taken by consent, on account of some Bt. 150 Itsalered.4lop.4pes. U 0 In _ OON 106 a mid - 0409 10 - present to - day, and it might therefore be inferred that the proceedings said to be pending in the Westminster police- lit. ;100 De. ft pureed/. IN 106 41400%.0 Clem. et Onniala - - IMlsalta entre not serioue. court. 8%. 100 'Dmip.o.red.atlp.o.pm. 107 104 108} 240801 N ing.lloot&Atud.eliered all 191 lif = Mr. Tyrwhitt said there was no feeling on the part of the The liabilities of the company are stated at 5.50/. 10 ell OUT. Ithethand. IstPreit .... - - 10,000' 100 Hindurn.ehleattlep.(L) 5 - -Os 80 I 04Wethillerkekliants - - - nous' 100 ,Impertal Bank, Limited T par 1 pre 7} magistrate because prisoners were Irish. O'Hara and Sul. • IN RE BISHOP AND CUSSING. IL le• Do. redeem. 44 p. tent 90 100 - 10,000 10 London and Brannan_ 15 I /pa - liven 201., or a mouth ; and Fenwick 10s., or a month. The bankrupts were wholesale stationers, of Watling. IS. IN D e. ..g ege , ( D .. 1 gg go - Thomas Morn., Patrick Dalton, and Pietro Tarn were street. This was the sitting_ for examination and discharge. ht. 110 Do. lindens. `p et 89 91 - 24000 Si Lam CIL Bank or Amara. MI 174 4 - asooo a Do. New - - - next charged. The accounts, prepared by Mews. Hart and Co., show La- sa as Do.sc.a.ramet Pia 101 101 - 16.000 MI ,Lesidea and °minty -- N la a_h 81 Shillito, 510 A-I saw Terri in the park striking right taus. of 5,3421. ;eta, 2,600/. 86 100 Do. Birm. Cue. stoc k - - - 10,70 50 laden NW mama and left with • bludgeon (a formidable weapon, loaded with Mr. Lawrence supported ; Mr. Tee, for the uaignees, I L Id° pa Ilirm Prei- ate " - - 10,000 M ' Lemke • len* Athena 13 14 . - lead). offered no opposition. Ilt 1110 Deftest. Uwe. Stock - - N. 100 Do.ChesternBL Sp.& 10 172 - - 10 909 103 Lou. awl Walmanater l9 71 70 1 NON 100 . Metro.* Prow. Beak 10 1 pm 10} 1 By Mr. Lewis-It was not on the mound, but in the The bankrupts pared, and obtained their order. A 110 Do. do. do. sp. e. 1011 106 - 60,000 100 Nat Pier. d - - - trench... I saw no knives, and heard nothing said about IL 110 Last Yorks& 6 p.e.St. 137 180 - 10,000 50 McNeal Beak the Guibaldians haring knives. None of the persons struck MUNIFICENT GIFT PROm 70 . -NW SOUTH WALIB.- Si. loo Lal4 ll /01 111 . 1 PuOne - 1400 10 New Ilea& Weiss all 45 47 - are here. itt Na I 1111 U 8 - 80.400 le 'Ortentell Beak Lenora. all 1184 644 - 4l:i A-I was on duty near the mood , and saw Morris A telegram has just been received from Sydney announcing U. 10 De.sp.e. do. N 0.2 11l 116 - 11000 Is Ottawa Bank ... ..... all OS 27 1111} ... UN WO -. run out of the crowd with a knobbed stick. A poem called that the colony of New South Wales has remitted • fur- Set t :25,000 10 Do. New 1 21 21 pm - I Lie. l)°. I ". o.a. do, Ilie. 4 1111 118 out "Stop him ," and a gentleman caught hold of his hand, thee subscription of 10,000/. foe the Lancubire Distrem Sig 100 De. 4 p.e. do. _.... - - - - *4OOO 100 Provincial of Inane - when he turned round and knocked him down with the Fund. et IN Da mantels d 0... ... - - 16,005 25 loath Australia. - - - 40 } 4 000 15 Ilidon or Aeneas .. NI 65 N - stick. I then caught him, and with assistance took him to .., .„ ~,,, . •._ . St. IN Do.7p.o.Pretilteek.. 181 157 -. 10,90 10. Union of Ireland (Um.). 7 2 If Ns - the station. EEL sJISTRIDIS IN TT DUN. -AIA assistant over- Se, in Daeg.aeam.&•C.P.; IN 112 - 6.i. 0 Inks of Lampe . 11.• been_ the first to setat iwught the 84. ,10 ,D0.5p.c.4.01r. dol. Ull __ __ - Aberdeen, 515 A—l saw two seta of people—the Caribat• diens and the Irish—fighting. I my Dalton leaning as a person's shoulders, and kicking out at persons iu front. The bludgeon, though taken from Teed, I believe belonged to the Irish party. Mr. Lewis called Philip Kennedy, who said—l am • gentleman's servant, but I dachas mentioning the name, but it is 17, Chapel-street, Groevenor-square. I saw a mob attack Morris, who was struck by several men with sticks. They cried out something, and so did Morris, who only defended himself. I did not see anything in his hand. I saw a mob of persons who called themselves Garibaldiane rush down the mound. It seemed a general fight going on and each tried to defend themselves. John Donovan, 20, Porteretreet, said—l am a bootmaker by profession. I was in the park yesterday and saw Teed with a number of others. I rw 'Puri sad a soldier toge ther. The soldier was flourishing a stick, and crying out, " Now for Garibaldi." There was then a cry of "Now for the Irish." The soldier then rushed down with his stick, a man threw himself down, and the soldier whacked him till I trembled. Tenni urged on the crowd of persons by calling out ? " Down with the standard of the Pope." Mr. Tyrwhitt—Remove those sticks, the wittier is very lively, and perhaps may do mischief. Wituees—The Irishmen were knocked about terribly, and were all dims. Mr. Tyrwhitt —One of the prisoners had evidently gone prepared, for a bludgeon was found on him, and it is proved that another bad a stick. A witness was called for Morris. Tyrwhitt—The only question is whether Morris and Taoci should not be mat to the sessions. Daltonwou'd hare to pay 14 or a month, and the others V., or a month each. Joan MoSony was next charged. Samuel Parka, a park const►ble, said—About 5 yesterday my attention was called to a rush from the crowd. I made towards it, and found a mob cbuiog the prisoner and calling out, "Take him into custody, he bas cut the heads of four or eve memos with a loaded stick." I pee chase, and eventually caught him and took him into custody. I did not see him strike anybody. He had no implement with him when I took him. THE DISTRMS IN WIOATL—AL aseistant over seer in Wigan has been the first to set at nought the opinion expressed by Sir pangs Grey, in the Home of Commons, as well as the views of the public, ex regret at by striking • large number of voters off the list becausi nn t e h e e d y were in receipt of relief. The revising assessor, the course adopted, and the mayor thong t the assistant overseer to be • little too officious. The distress in the town Deems to have reached its utmost extent Out of nine thousand operatives employed in the cotton trade only three hundred have say employment at all, and even that is only partial and precarious. COMPIMBION OF THE KIRKHAM MURDERER.— ' Patrick Cain, in custody on the charge of murdering Mr. Henry Raweliffe, at Kirkham, has coufened his crime. On Friday night he called Police-constable Fletcher to him and said be must tell the truth—he threw the poker at the; de claimed, but he did not intend to kill him. He expressed regret for the cocurreaos, sod added, " If they only spare my life, and don't hang me, I shan't eats." He said he got the poker out of Jemmy Cain's house; that be had seen it there throe years. Mrs. Cain, wife of Jemmy (who is in custody for resisting the police), denies that the poker is hers, and protests that she has no knowledgeof it. The prisoner will be brought up to-day for committal on the charge. Michael Kilburn, who was in custody as an has been rele as ed, Were being no evidence accessory has DRIVING INTO A COMPANY OF RIFLE VOLUM TIRRII.—On Saturday last, at the Shire Hall, Nottingham, a case of considerable importance, and one that excited great interest among the Robin Hood Rifles, was heard. Mr. John Robinson, ground bailiff to Lord Middleton. was charged under one of the criminal consolidated statutes with wilfully and intentionally driving into a tromgemlf rifle volunteers, on the 18th September, on the Not and Derby turnpike road. O n the evening of th . e . . in question the prisoner was driving a light cart through the toll-bar, and the keeper of the gate told him to drive care fully, as the riflemen were coining through. Prisoner said he did not care a for the soldiers, sod drove on. There were two other perilous in the cart at the time. Mr. W. Browne prosecuted ou behalf of the Robin Hoods ; Mr. Bewail defended the prisoner, and Mr. Briggs appeared to watch the case on behalf of the two gestlemen who were ha the curt Evidence was adduced which fully proved that the prisoner drove furiously, and whipped the horse after he had knocked several riflemen down. One of them, named Edward Marshall, was seriously injured, and ren dered insensible for some time. Prisoner then drove his horse into the hand, and scattered the men in various direc tions. The bench, Niter hearing the statements of the wit nesses, committed the prisoner for trial. THE GERMAN UNIVERSITY DEGREE TRADE.—We are glad to report the trade of obtaining German degrees for = men to be in a flourishing coodition • th e d ea l ers are to pay for their advertisements, and purchasers con tinue to be found. We have already published the price of Giessen, Jeer, and Erlangen degree* (Giessen : Ph. D.. 141. 1(a. ; LLD., 22!. 10s. Erlangen : Ph.D., 151. And , Jean, Ph.D., 151. )•, and we are now enaliled to give the latest price current for Rostock, in Meehlenberg Schwerin. A. individual, professing to be the oonespoedent of the University of Rostock (skirl, it may he remarked, can only boast about 250 members), sow circulates, " in strict confi dence," of course, a printed tariff amongst those who reply to his advertisements, designating the original veracity of the degrees, " a distinguished end ancient Prussian German (sir) University established at the commence ment of the fifteenth century." We subjoin the latest prices :—Ph. D. and M. A. together, 121. 12s. (anima 21. 2a.. and diploma 10/. 104 ) ; LLD., 171. 13s. (entrance 31. 35., and diploma 141. 10s.); and M.D., 301. 3s. (entrance 31. 35., and diploma 271.) Th. D.D. is granted as an honorary distinction to clergymen, who have previously been customers. Fees equal to double the en. trance fees are payable to the agent by the candidate, by way of commission, oo the diploma being obtained, and if you assure the agent " that your intention is to proceed" forth.) degree, be will (in return, and without knowing who you are, or what are your qualifications) " assure to you the certainty of obtaining the diploma." We shall be glad to complete our list by including the prices current at any other university where degrees are granted, is aerials, at fixed prices.—Mining Journal. ilkirnoLA Mien:trap. c.Stk Caledonian Quar. 56.. 1 iCork and Bandon bep.c Oarawall, a per oast. Omaha** Abea. • lk Glasgow 6p. r.Ja al 04.11astern.S.C.JEL,6 p. cost, No. 1 Do. do. Ito. 2.. Do. do. 6 percent. prat Do. & Anglain A, 6p. c. Do. do. A, 7 per cent... Do. N.Unlon, 4p. otos& Do. do. 6 par cent gun Do. Norf. 6 p.c. Z 164111 Do. 41 per et. prat, Dia 'Do. 6 P. ct, Wareney V. Geostikaihora, a p. ca IDnio.rad.a4lop.oapot. ,Do. 4 per oona. Dek6).o.red.ati • roods d, Id Prot OL Wad, (Barkatilanta Do. Mom 66 p. cent Do. rodeos. 4 p. p. s. cent linden D Do. a.49.4.rodeont Prd. Do. Blrm. Duo. Stock Do. Stria. Pref. Btoca Do. Cheat. Duo. Stock Do.CheaterPf.St, tip. c. Do. do. do. 6p. e. Lint Yorkah. 6 p.e.St Ids.aßrlglia. 6 P.o. o u& St No. 1 Doi p.a. do. No. Do.. p.a. do. .... Do To. do. N 0.4 box& p.o. do. .... Do p.o.prf.sh d 0... D0.7p.0. Prat Stook.. Doltp.odo.M.aaar., ,Do i lc. 6441 r. dol. YU Lco.dtatharn =dinner lANW.Cor.*Nun. Las.w.Tp.c.B4.latof*. Londonderry and Kann llrs.Sbd.tl4uc.epaa 115 Do. Si par rout Do.redoentable 6 p.et IfiloadCons.llp.c.litock Do. Oona. Hr.& 13.6p.c Day p.et. PreL Stock Do.lAC4ttliclun 4 p.c. lorlolk a p. oak. Wok North Bittlait 6 per cent Do. Now Goa. b p. et. Do.Dordee Union goo I.lbao—Coos.a aPrf. I Da. do. do Do roods epet No. 1 Oa York. H. di s.paro. ▪ Oast. Now Prar loo3ll.lLie pot. PreLet Dolkbor. p.a._ Do. T pea Prot. Stock 111. Davos lined 41 p. o. 1 5.11 m. (Rood. An. 41.0.6,1 Do. 44 per coot Do. lied 4 pee coot ▪ Wass apas. p. out] Do. fir par mot S. IroloWa p. o. pra Do. do . Dem Do do. CI p.o Iroler.&llfkooorep.e. 15.1ald—OrLarapas.at Do do. tod do Do Mop. 5 p. ca. Pre DiAo.poop. p.ot. 78 82 90 100 xdl Lai 'lO 10 He 100 IM us no IN VIS 110111WS aiM ZULIIATL Mr. Joshua Bailey, 18, Hollen-street, Soho, tailor, maid— ! saw a crowd trioriog towards the Marble Arch. Prisoner had a large stick, and was striking a person on the rotted, and others were kicking the man wbo was down. A park keeper ran after the prisoner, and took him into custody. I left the person lying on the around on his face. The pri soner while the person was in that position struck him on the back of the head. torocp • ZoMordoio Ardmore Doblitill.lro. IL g.7p.0 =Jusottoo to Ondssessact Oimiraz Mao • Rail I C6 gradialim Arlon of Pro 134. Roads& a .I. &a Cloatool oi Masa . ot. At i s . IL I Co a rboolows It Ida 11.11.111 sag Tonbeal By Mr . Lewis-1 had not seen prisoner struck. The man woe running away from the mound when prisoner struck bim down. Mr. I;;Srilttfl shall remand you for a week to give the person an opportunity of appeariog. Prisoner—The person I struck was the Italian in the WA .oa 0m....... Varattlep Lnth. ep.s.Prt. Nurags al. 11$ 126 MB i ,II I !v. -* - IM Ull US US N N IOS In id Irf RN ad 1 le um ad Olt N lf Of Ma •-• st e=4°' 10 14 so 101 108 101 103 V 811 VI VI II 21 as ad ‘S 46 111 128 120 114 100 102 160 114 MATIL OWN. pima The witoees—lt was not ; he wu a small man. Mr. Tyrwhitt--I shall remand you fora week. James Condos was next charged. Davison. 576 A— I was in the park yesterday afternoon. udsaw the prisoner in a large crowd taking a very active pert, gird striking everyone in his reach. They were calling oat, " Down with the Pope.': Prisoner struck three or four men with his Este. There was not • general fight. fourths of of the persona were Irish. The Garibaldians tried to get out of the crowd, and there were sticks being need and stones thrown about. Mr. Tyrwhitt— This is a milder case than the others. It Wan the duty of the police to see the peace kept, and when men break it they must be punished. I shall fine pri loner 10s. Henry Lowden, John Smith, James Tay/or, and James Waft.* were next charged. Chick, 171 A—While on duty I am Smith throw two !dome at the people on the mound. I immediately took him into custody. One of the stones struck a person ca the breast. 5f r. Lawm—l don't think a pawn* of the same of Joha Smith likely to Lee supporter of the Pope. A witness said he saw Smith throw a stone amongst the crowd. Caught hold of the prisoner, am did also a soldier. 18 18 e , lot ora (swells& 'l t 0v....l v....l 35 10 I 15 le die Ti 7* h., Rue al 21i 72 72 2 SA ra la p ;:i ii; e - a eisl lie lie_ 9.4 9 id U} 10 14 xd - xd No. 1 SO. 9 n 10 tl 40* Eli Pa a ;l 7 991 47 II otruitei. I Pd I CI prlcM . 6 1 . 0. 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Otto a .a Oss Peel Meet laud et Wa hobs. asd Ones. Mein osaixiviat STOCKS. 1111111111111-11: 011foilk. -- I" m... Wei 81. NOltak4 . 4"ja.elr* tie 99 Ile PAMMASSO.I.O. 111 • 4 11 ihk. K. 1 1 1b4.41% AL hiLialai IWO NIN ki ss G i t ISoiddi 11. Bank 4g. O. r e : — W./Odle/MOB •••41111.0. IN IN - RN i Do. Now QuobradoldladllA LM• di L. 14. tel. 41.1% td o &Jae. CHLIoi.(L) Do. loyal MO Nom "NUM Mg. lamb& bw Aookaaa Load ItoL kelp Do. Ito. Itgistorod I_ _4l. 'I i 0 01 U IS 10 tl SS 102 U 10 be U. 10 Ili 10 111 i pm I • 10 Ms pm 103 4 ti 4 dig II I II poi • I. $ ▪ 1 11• 1 Jim warm* to ma. g.. 4 T. 11.4.01 Aseet(L.) TrelitLa.Co.U.Ctabb 1. U. Kingdom TeL (L., era Open's rend.. e 1 II 1 Put 44 111 74 II lb nn die par IS 20 11 6 U Ito M _PE liii zit 1 u_ u i I - - lil di s 2 , ni i I P 2 1 ells par 12 12 PROVINCIAL MARI MARKETS. LIWIMPOO4, O. 4.—Roles today :—Great Eastern, 462 Lancashire 6 6 and Yorkshire, 02Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 Me 66 y 6 116—Routh Austrian ll and Lombarilo.Venetian, p. MANCIIIINTIUP., OCT. 4.—The share market was quiet with but little change In prices - Oraat Eastern. t6;—Great Northern, 124—Great ighlp, 81. Rd.—Great Western, 66 7—Lunaahlre and Yorkshire, 1095—North British, 57i—South Eastern, WM Ditto, 5 per cent. pref., p—Llantilloes and Newtown, 100— Unica Plate Olen, 24. OPINING OP THE VICTORIA AND EL!PHAN7 AND Cum, BRANCH OF Till LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVIDI RA/LWAT.—{Taro DAM.)—This morning the viaduct branch line of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway. from the Vittoria station at Pimlico to the Eleph►nt and Castle, calling at the intermediate stations at Battersea-park, Clapham, Brixton, Hero-hill, Camberwell, to the Elephant sad Cutla wan °posed for general Wilk. At 8.20 the fi rst train, consisting of eee fleaf eJau, and two smond-clais, and one third-clam carriages, with a full com plement of pawnor", left the Elephant and Castle station, amidst the shoot" of those svernbled, and completed the journey throughout, stopping at all the stations in the time allotted by the compuiy, the whole journey being completed in 25 minutes. At the same time the up train left the Vic toria Station, the two trains push,' each other midway. The trains from either sod, both up and down, continued to run throughout the entire day, at interval. of 45 to 30 minutia in each hour, and will do so rip to 10 o'clock at night gray day, according to the present amassing* Ibreasheitt Ike satire month. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoct English government securities are firmer to-day, and Consols have improved & per oent. The rail way market remains very inactive, and prices are without change of importance. In the foreign stock market, Turkish securities are all lower, while Italian Five per Cents. have advanced. The Spanish Certificates are also firmer. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter'e telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentals opened at 72Er. 90c, being rather more than i per oent. lower than on Saturday. The Bourse is described se 4 I agitated.n Consols are now quoted 94 to 1 both for money and the Bth inst. For the November account the price is 941 to 1. The official bol uses report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, I I for money, 94, 94 ; ditto, for account, 941, 94 ; Three per „Ceuta. Reduced, 921, 1, 4 ; New Three per Conte., 9 2 4, 4, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 1081; ditto Bonds, 30a. prem. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 101 ; Five and-a-Half per Cent. " aniseed " rupee paper, 1121 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 23a. prem. There is an increased amount of business doing in the foreign stock market to-day. Turkish securities are generally lower, the fall varying from 1 to 1 per cent. The Coneolid‘s are now quoted 374 to 38 ; the Loan of 1854, 844 to 831; that of 1868, 681 to 69 ; and the scrip of 1862, dis, to per. Italian Five per Cents. are in active demand, and have risen fully 1 per cent. The Spanish Certificates have also unproved. Mexican Bonds are steady ; the scrips of the new loans are quiet ; Russian is quoted 11 to 14 prem. ; Vene zuelan, 21 to 3 prem. ; Portuguese, 23 to; prem. ; Peruvian, 21 to 14 lie. ; Egyptian, first issue, 801 to 901 ; ditto, second issue, 5 to 6 prem. Transaction are recorded as follows :-Austrian Five per Cents., 594 ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1852, 1868, 1860, 944 ; Belgian Four and-a-Hall per Cents., 99 ; Chilian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 851 ; Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents., 8151, i ; Egyptian Seven per Ceuta., 90, 1; ditto second issue, 40/. paid, 5 prem. ; Italian Five per Cents. for account, 744, 74, ; ditto Maremmaua Railway, 74, 731 ; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 334, 4, 4 ; New Granada Two per Cents., ex overdue Cou pons and Hectares, 91 ; ditto Deferred, 61 ; Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 981 ; ditto scrip, 2 din. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 47 ; ditto scrip, 151. paid, 24, 1 prem. ; Russian Five per Cents., scrip, 14, 4 prem. ; ditto, paid-up, 944, f ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 641 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 451 ; ditto Passive, 221, 4 ; ditto Certificates, 10f, 4,1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 691, 684 ; ditto, 1862, scrip, 601. paid, par, din. ; ditto, 1862, paid-up scrip, 684, 674, 3 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 281, 1 ; ditto, One-sad a-Hal:per Cent., 141. The steamers Australasian and Kangaroo have brought a total of 258,0001. in specie from New York. About 38,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank on Saturday. The agents-general for the crown colonies will receive tenders on the 17th instant for 60,000/. of Natal 6 per cent. government debentures. The bonds are for sums of 5001., 2001., and 1001. each, redeemable in twenty-three years. The Company (thvile Immobilibre) of the Rue Lafayette. Paris, invite applications for 250,000 shares of 100 francs, or 41. each. This undertaking has been formed in Paris under the auspices of Mews. Ardoin, Ricardo, and Co., for the purpose of building, leasing, and receiving rents, on a new line of street in that city, which will connect the new Opera House with the Northern and Eastern railway stations, passing through the richest, moat populous, and commercial quarter. 23,000 square metres of land have been ceded to the company, at an average price of 650 fr. the square metre. An analogous undertaking, the shares of which bear a high premium, distributed in 1861 a dividend of 10 per cent., notwithstanding that mach of its build ing outlay, according to its last report, remains un productive. The statutes of the oompany and maps of the property may be seen at the offices of Messrs. Ricardo, in London. The Farnborough and Aldershot Freehold and Ground Rent Society (Limited) has been formed, with the object of purchasing freehold land in bulk, on suitable sites, and of letting it out on building leases. It is also proposed to assist builders and others, who may cover the land with buildings and develop its resources, with advances, as occa sion may require, and subsequently to dis pose of the ground rents, and divide the proceeds amongst the shareholders. Prelimi nary contracts have already been entered into for the purchase, under very favourable terms, of an estate containing upwards of 200 acres of freehold land, and an hotel now in full and profit able occupation, situate between the camp at Alder shot and the Farnborough railway station. The camp at the former place has caused a great demand for houses of every description, which have to be sought several miles away from the locality. Three military colleges are in the immediate vicinity, and three railway stations adjacent The whole estate, it is considered, will produce a coin puted rental, from the ground rents alone, of up wards of 5,000/. per annum, which, if disposed of at the rate of years' pur chase, would treble or quadruple the outlay. The promoters dwell upon the safety of investments in freehold land, and its liability to increase in value. The capital is fixed at 75,0001., in 7,500 shares of 101. each. A very daring robbery was effect ed on Saturday afternoon at one of the leading discount establish manta, a bag, containing 160/. in gold, having been suddenly taken from the counter, while attention was diverted elsewhere. The half-yearly interest on Panama Railroad Seven per Cent. Bonds of 1865 is announced as payable on the 10th inst. The interest on Cape of Good Hope Government Six per Cent. Debentures will be paid on and after the 15th of October. A call of 50fr., or 2/., per share has been made 011 the shares of the South Austrian, Lombardo-Vene tian, and Central Italian Railway Company. The first coupon or dividend for the year 1862, fixed at 20fr. per share, will be received in part payment of this call A call of 21. per share is announced on the shares of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company, making 41. paid. •In miscellaneous description Elesitish Ann:alias Investment unproved, while Abdo. Irrigation and Canal declined. East and West India and Leedom Dock &Wel ad vanoed. . . Victoria Six per Cents. slightly improved, other colonial government securities resnauung without variation. - • 04;;; Marine Insurance shares were quoted to day 71 to prem. ; Thames and Mares y Marine, 2 7.16 to 2 9-16 pram. ; Commercial Union A - sumo., par to 4 prem.; Universal Marine, ti toll dia. ; Loudon and Provincial Marine, to f dia. ; and North British and Mercantile, 161 to;. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :,--Union Bank d Ireland 24 to 11 dia. ; Loudon and Middlesex Bank, par to f prem. ; - Bank of Hindustan, 24 to If din ; Bank of Queensland, 1 to 04 dia. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, per toprem. ; and Southern Railfceof of Buenos Ayres, 4 dis. to par. The closing London and Colonial Bank shares is sta ted to be 14 to 11 prem. is whist. Darby. lbitilOrla rpm' roar. Ooseivise. qrs. qrs. gm am Vs. p.a.i 'Me l& Znglish .. 062 ISO 11SLI Tune en me .. mos 'milli • 131700 Me .... lOW Me 1116 ilea 6 liwent.—Wwat, W we. LIVERPOOL COTTON lIARENT. (THDI DAY.) (PT BIM= lAD NOM Kuutsrio 1111.1111.121.) ITIOII oos OWX 0011115701=1.7.1 The cotton market drag camegesat cm the Americas sews. Sales probably 8,000 bales at raiser Meter mem MINCING LANZ.—(THIS DAY.) Suomi.— Both raw and refuted matinees doll of sale at the previous currency. Conn.—The market is quiet, but bra; buyers an waiting for the meat arrivals to be pawl ea the market. TU. —A good business hes bees trameated I. green teas out of the repeat arrivals at full paces ; black doll of sale. . . . Rica mailmen in limited repirat. Sturrirran. —for arrival 50 ions sold an XL 6d.' Rum.— A canto parcel of USW* said at la. and. for good quality. Carron tua biome doll of sale. The public salmi declared for t►sasareec eammion of :100 Lids. cl West India supr, 2.300 bap 120 sum d cola% TX bap cocoa, and 700 bap saltpeay. TALLOW IZARTAT.-(THDS DAT). The market is quiet. Tows %new b quoted 47a. 3d., net cash ; Peterabeze Y.O. es the seek 476. dd. ; De cember. 475. 9L ; Jaime" to Kai* 411 a. te 46b. 3d. TALLOW. 64,354 1.4111 NON MO KM N.,. 10. K n,llO 4,1611 KIN MP WOO 516. M. Ora N. SATORDAT Evzsura. Couple, which closed yesterday at 93 to for the Bth inst., opened this morning at 931 to 94, and so closed. For money the last price was 931 to 94 The official business report is as follows Throe per Cent Console, for money, 94 , 931 • ditto, METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. tor account, 931 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 92 , 1 ; ITEM DAY.) I New Three per Cents., 92j, ; India Five The somber of beasts is sat so lama as an Meader last. per Cent. stock 1081, 1091 ; ditto Four per Cent. The demand boa 'rather improved. sad Prism have ad- Debentures, 1863, 1001, 1011 ; ditto Bonds, 27e., V a" .l. The 41 ,0 1 1 41 lbsso. vier 41 1 4,4 kw h e w SWAMP, --A sod oceseoseetly are readily disposed al at rens. 30 e. Prom- ; Four Per Cent " anis eed rupee ; Good mkt. issn demand, hut it is difficult to obtain paper, 93f. asy &deaden is p rim. From Genseay sad Holland there In foreign stocks, amongst which speculative are 1,340 brats. 1,000 sheep, sad Melvin ; 310 descriptions have shown symptoms of weakness for beset. ; Ireissd,l,ooo bads. lOadeas. sad 400 sheep the past few days, Italian Five per Cents. and 2*. P tcme a lma 4. a. d. sad Pet nddl. de aI 0- 11. 4. Spanish Passives have maintained firmness The p. 4 76: 0 6 4 , rung& 4 601 3 64 413.42,44,02, scrip of the Venezuelan and Portuguese Loans has 810 4 "O X OB •s .. a o 4 been well supported. Egyptian Bevan per Centa. ,SVZ 8 4 e lass • seemalea& I e I 4 and Peru scrip are quoted lower. The Anglo- nip Turkish Loans have held firm, while the Consohdes aPlD•Stinl ni etts46; ttas 1 . 1 7 18 ; o m ,int have receded from 40 to 381 to f. • pip, 464. • i The general tendency of American stocks is still g ood ; Maryland Five per Cents. rose 1 per cent, BOROUGH HOP lIIARLDT.—(THID3 DAY.) and Virginia Si: per Cents. f. ! Messrs. Patlarise sad OEM mart a pod &mad far • last ser'sx:it, se bed prier sad MA Lea* D. With the exception of an improvement of ss. in to t h. toll. Rem* IL tell& Inipscial, bank shares were without change today . flemess,'6l. is‘ 6. V. his. 6, 1862. MINE&-(THIS DAYJ Two &Qom. In the mining market to-day, Wheal Ludoott shares are Sat, being quoted 121 to 13, or 12a. 6d. lower than on Saturday. East Condon have also declined to 511 to 521. Bwit Cara Brea are steada e a s t 13 to 1. Providence are quoted 40 to 41, and Beton, 165 to 170. In the Stock Exchange East Cern Brea have been dealt in at 131, Ig l, saki 13 ; North Wheal Crotty at 61 ; and Wealloott at 131. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. United Mexican have been dealt in et 6j and 51. The Dvliffs Mise sold ea the Li Wend 66 ices d idea ore, st 121. 17s. par lea. South Exmouth Mine spit es the 51 isrlsat, 80 tees lied ore, at 12/. 7s. 6d. per tea. We sat informed that the dhuelss d the West Mininp Compose, after teethe emend el She Wes= are bang drives epos, base gins issereelises far Greet* stamps at the Llselstrasth lode withsed daisy. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIL-LASI. -(TM3 DAY.) There bee bass a eastinsenos al Ina woodier hem our last report. The wind haday is from theme, with height ma- The supply of Raglish wheat lad week was stal larger than preciously. Flour ago Mormissd is supply. Basin, malt, beans, and per, more liberaL Tams, auetard and canary rather heavy. Ow wad of Irish oats during the week. The foreign snivels wore liberal of wheat, Americo; Black Sea, and Premiss, hailed, but sees liberal than of lots, Bleak Sea sod F4yptian. O►ts simin vary Itsissims, Praia, Swedish, end Dutch. Flour, a good sap* of Americas bar rels, and a parcel etas& dour, with a soderats quality of Feat India liaised and The condition of the n sh wheat froth up to this market is geuerelly bed, although Minors would admit to a conuderable reduction, baps do act woe forward. The finest deeeriptions of foreip are shout the sum yams se on this day week, but any below thet are ls. per qr. lower. Flour is ed. per barrel, tad le par es* cheaper. Barley—Grinding *arta 6d. cheaper. Of malting very Ltle in on offer, and about the 'sae value as last week. In oats, Hoe corn maintains late dee ; but other sorts we L per quarter lower. Beans sod per are rather cheaper. Seeds- T Mesterdeeed rune es Yeeday. Linseed sad firm. ra rAttsa CAIOOIB. —Dall Inds, sad goirig lower is value. War.—ltaglish : Imes sad Ludt whits, on. Ma- 50 56..; ditto, lbw old, 445. to 52e.; ditto, mad, row, 445. to 46a; ditto, Si. old, 525. to Ma. ; Norfolk, as., 4s At —a. in —a.; red, new...—a. to --a. Torsigs 1t= 6. 61a. to 655.; Si.. 55.. to M.; extra, 57.. to 605.; g, 48.. to Ms.; ditto, extra, 53.. to 57..; Restesk 60s. to as; ditto, slim 51.. to 53..; Itoslikabors. les. to 63a ; Uckersawk ditto, —a. ; Americas whits, fdlk 5 fills.; ditto, rod, 48s. to 505.; Oanadiss, 49.. to 51.. ?Mum. —English mails& —a to —s. ; Bus, 40a; c=g, 26a. to 27a; sod dig, 291. to 30s. pse growling, 24e. to 28a.; ditto distilling, 28a So 335. HALT.— Nossz sod Norfolk. 69a. to 63a. ; See, 63a. to 675. ; la sod Want, 46a. to 705.; brows, 60s. to Ns. 0:21.-nglish feed, 11s. Od. to 13s. Od. ; potato, 25e. to 27. ; foreign, 221. to BRAN& -English trdc, Ws. to 40a ; harrow, 32e to 435. 1tr38.. to 39. ; ismilsw i e e to 38. ; tick, t , t37. ,Konigebergt7t to 30s. ; pike, 325. to Ws. PM/1.-English bailees, 40. to 415.; sod Mae, 40. to 43e. ; maple, -s. to -A; gni. 36. to 385.; bog, 311 e. to 40.. ; foreign, 34.. to MA Fizaz.-English town, 445. be 415.; ditio Ise, 47.. to 51A; comfy, 42.. to 435.; Norfolk sod lbdfolk, 37. to AA; French, -s. to -a pm seek • U.& wreak 27a. to 305.; °maim. 27. to 30. : 38.. to 41s. hats.. Ooms.-Whits. be 4 ; yellow, 28. to MA FLorareo CAP:ions. all 0. P. sa l 1.-Wlese Berdi =ski sad Morisse*, pm 4221ba, MA Is 46a ; ObGke, 44.. to 475. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 b.„ 42. to 445. ; whits, 48.. to 50s. ; Danube, and ()slats. JO. to 425. ; Egyptian. 32.. to 34.. Barley lleppelaa aid Syria, per 400 tbs.. 21. to 25. ; Odom sod Dumbe. Is., 245. to 2150. Boom : Egyptisa, per 4801ba.,38a. to 33. : Odessa sad Gelato. per 4921 be., 31s. Od. to 1111..• Itead sad Beliparlaw, per 480ibe, 31s. Od. to 32.. ; 111/00/4 -s. to -s. ; American, do., 29.. to 305. ; -e. to -s. SUDS. -Omar). seed, vit v.. 38a. boatel, seed, per qr., 36. to 42e. ; Mustard seed, per white, 7s. to 7. &L ; brows, 8L to h. Bred. per gr., I meshing, We. to 625.; Liana skim kisgM. per ten. 111. Os. to 121. Os. ; Areenrea, this , is per tia. 121. O. to 121. 10.; 0., is brigs,lll. Os. go 111. 113.• Haltir. 01. to 01. Os. ; Mammals. 101. to 101. 10a; Raps ;dies. 61. Dab 71. ; Twee, per bemitsl, widow, ss. to 8. Od. ; /tape seri, English. par gr., Ns. to rh. lira immos mow SEPT. 29 93 ocr. etnek on land thin d,1....• Deal;eri Last ;sit DIM° from Ist Jas 2;ival Ditto tram La low riot Y.C. owl tido day Ditto TOUR loot Friday WAS 1,1111 IS. IN 3.70: 17.618 475. M. Ma Gi. Arrival tar tita sulk mow Oat. Id, sad deUvsey, 7.M7 arks. The arrivals last weak assaprised 71 ado Odessa; i Mill easks Australia 707 casks Moo& America ;YkarkaaOsr Plsrt total, 3,703 casks. your, 2,•11 aids. L.